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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
OHIO.
THE VOTE OF HAMILTON COUNTY.

IHE FDIE cF HAMLbION tuDNLt,
CINCINNATI. Oct. t0.-A carefully made FOOT
ing, not official shows tho election of the whole
Republican ticket In this county, except for
magistrates and 81 Director of the 1uflrmary.
which Is secured by the Democrats.
THE STATE REPUBLICAN, BY A SMALL MAJORITY
ELEVEN DEMOCRATS AND NINE REPUBLICANS
ELECTED TO CONGRESS.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.-The net Republican gain
In forty five counties heard from is 17,D05. and
the majority In the State will be from 5000 to
8poo Twenty one Democratic and eleven Re-
publican counties are still to be- heard from. but
they will not alter the result as announced.
There ID no change in the result on Congress
sionnl districts us given last night. Warner.
tDeml In the Thirteenth District. has 11G major
ity. The Republicans have nine Congressman
and the Democrats eleven.
THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATIoN--A CLEAR GAIN
OF THREE DEMOCRATS.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 9.-.rhe Ohio delegation In
the next Congress will probably stand as fol
lows:
First district, Butterworth Rep; second
Young. Rep; third, Mcmahon. Dem.: fourth,
Keifer, Rep: Nth. Lefeyre. Dem,: sixth, Hill.
Dem, seventh Hurd Dem: eighth. Finley,
Dem, ninth, Conye1 SO. Dem; tenth, Ewing.
DEM eleventh Dlckey. Dem. twelfth. Neal
Rep: thirteenth, Warner. Dem: fourteenth.
teenth, McKtnly, Rep: seventeenth, Monroe,
Rep; eighteenth, UpdegraT, Rep; nineteenth
Garfield, Rep. twentieth. Townsend, Rep.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
Butler as d Green Observation-Disclosures I'm
Favor Of Bank RireetOrs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1o.-In the House Of Repre-
was being pressed to its passage, Hon B. d.
Butler, of Massachusetts. moved to amend sec
ton by adding the words, And the United
provision. at the earliest practicable period. for
redemption Of United States notes in coin.'
which amendment was disagreed to, though
Mr.. Butler voted in the affirmative
The Controller of the Currency has declared
dividend Of 25 per cent IN favor Of the credit
ors Of the Washington County National BANK
Of Greenwich New York, making In all divi-
dends Of 50 per cent. He has also declared a
dividend of Is per cent In favor of the creditors
Of the First National Bank Of Kansas City, NO.,
per cent in favor Of the creditors Of the First
National Bank Of Bethel, Conn. payable as soon
rs the necessary schedules can be prepared bY
the receiver.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
Proceedtngg of the Postal Gongreas.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.--The Postal Congress, In
session here to-day, discussed tho following
questions: First. At the time Of the original
establishment Of the Postofice Department as a
intended to include anything beyond the trans
portation and delivery Of correspondence and
the dissemination Of public intelligence? See-
ond. Since that time have any circumstances
arisen which would justify departure In any
direction from the principle referred 70 in. the
Of the postoffce beyond those limits? Third Is
1t in accordance with a sound public policy for
the P0stofice Department to assume, or TO be
refused by Law to undertake the functions Of
common carriers. and SO as to enter into COM
petition with private individuals or corpora
tions engaged In that vocation2 These Ques-
tfons were discussed at length.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
Refuses to Take Standard silver DOiIars--
An EmeGpeGteM ActlNMs

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1o.-The First National
Bank Of Galveston today has refused to take
from the mint standard silver dollars free OF
charge. as offered In q recent circular from the
Treasury Department. This bank is d national
depository and financial agent Of the govern
ment. and has been one Of the best favored
banks In the Southwest on account Of the gov-
ernment dsbursing large sums to the troops
stationed in Texas. Treasury officials COM
plain OF the action OF this bank. Merchants aud
others Of Galveston also complain. They cam
not get standard dollars. It is suRge. ted here
that II the national bank located at Galveston.
eo 9F aT5 or @ arsnsz q a y I
First National Bank Of Galveston, that such
application would be favorabiy received.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY OCTOBER IL,

sides have lost and gained. but the Democrats
have no cause to be dlspleased with the results
of Tuesdays work They made gains In direc,
strengthened considerably their position for
$780,
The Tribune says: --latest, dispatehes'conflrm,
Republican victory in Ohio and Iowa The
National party, comparatively of such slight
diana and Iowa In Iowa the Greenback vote
has had an unexpected result, destroying the
soidity of the delegation in Congress by the
election Of two candidates, indorsed both by the
Demoefats and Greenbnekers. In West Virginia
the Greenback vote WAS IIIrgVs but i56Tfi6--
Gratis obtained all the Congressman.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
Suspicious OF Russla's saOod FaHth-Ths
object In Refusing TO Evacuate Turk
lain TeFritOry-Propgsed HBw Treaty
EEatReem Rnaglm nma Emrkay.

LONDON, Oct. 10-There Is suspicion enter
tanned in certain quarters here that the sus-
pension Of the Russian withdrawal from Tur~
key Is the result Of instructions from St. Pc
tersburg, and that petitions from tho Chris
tians, complaining Of Turkish outrages. which
petitions are get forth as the reason for the sus-
pension, are fictitious. The belief is enter
taiE cd that Russia eontempiates the probability
Of 81 not distant open rupture with England,
growing out OF Afghanistan affairs, and that
she is fndisposed to. give np her present posi-
ton III Turkey, which. in the event Of such q
rupture. would be invaluable to- her. She is
unwilling, however, TO retire before the Porte
agrees to the new treaty which Russia has pro-
posed. The text OF this treatY has been pub.
1ished. 1t contains six articles:
1. A formal promise Of eternal peace and
amnesty,
2. Binds the Gar and Sultan to carry out all
provisions OF the treaty OF Berlin.
Q. Binds them to execute the .stipulatfons OF
the treaty Of San Stefano not abrogated by the
treaty Of Berlin.
4. Pledges the Sultan to pay an indemnity Of
s6O 900 direct to tho Czar 81 600 900 to Injured
Russian subjects and S10O 600 for repairing the
Sulina Channel of the Danube.
In the territory ceded to Russia the Turks
shall have three years In which to sell their
lands and emigrate to Turkey; In territory
temporarily occupied by the Russians, the
Turks after the withdrawal of the Russians
shall not punish any Of the inhabitants who
may have aided the Russians
It Is suspected that the delay In the with
drawal of the Russian army is largely due to
the cause above mentioned and to the desire
to compel acquiscence In this convention.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
THE FEVER AT FIAtf = I'm i II Es
Cases New Receiving AttentiOn-Naznes of
Few of the Dead-The Disease EX-
tending Into the C0untry-AssIstance
Badly Needed
= dAt9 ONIOUs
To the Editor of the Democrat:


PLAoUEM1NE October 6, 1878.
To the Editor of the Democrat
The fever continues here. How many cases
there are on hand | cannot exactly say. as /
have spoken to but one of our physicians this
morning. DR.. Postell, who informs me that he
has twenty-six cases on hand. From what I
hear of the other physicians. Doctors SchWing.
Lehman and Taylor. there must be fully seven
ty-five sick here at present. Among these are
Mrs John D. Slack, Mrs. D. n. Barrow and
daughter, Gus Roth, Gus Seiple. G. Blanchet,
Alice Durand, Mrs Avet and Miss Sall1e RoWal-
ski and two sisters,
child of Capt. Wills. three children Of Mrs
Schnieblin. Mrs. Wiseman, 9 child OF Joseph
Chiapella and 2. O. Dsigre and daughter.
The fever Is extending TO the country rapidly.
Mrs. Wiseman lived on Bayou PlaGuemine. ten
miles In the interior.
On the opposite side Of the river,. from this
place to the lower line of the parish, there
twenty five cases, Dr. Hall. the resident ply
sician of st. Gabriels. am informed, puts the
number higher. A letter from Mr.. J: 2 Armi-
tage. of the Island settlement OF this parish,
mentions a number of families where the fever
kas just broken out. At st, Gabr1es there We're
fur persons buried yesterday. and among the
sick is Rev. Father Dubernard.
:, To attend to all these sick. extending along
the coast distance Of oyer twenty miles, there
night.
/ understand application has been made to
the HoWards OF your city for relief, which, 1t Is
needle to-seIa is necessary
At Bayo; is hala there are also several sick.
Dr. Maclear sic Howard physician, left here
Wednesda. -u:.,. turn to his family. who are
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11

tbs Marine Hospital service has organized
eotnmlasiqn m to gather and record the imporiant
II s ba reg to the e and spEead
ing truths upon which the theory and practice
Of prevention Of future epidemics may rest.
Prof. Bemias. Of NeE eit orieans; Dr. Coehrane. Of
Mobile. and Prof. Howard, Of baltimore, have
already commenced their work In New Orleans.
yellos4 fever has prevailed. The cordial CO.
operation Of oil ~1o have facts to communtcate
beR&fng upon the subject under Investigation is
earnestly soIlcIted lot tho % HIisstUft.
4 preliminary report Of the facts. gathered up
to November 1e. will be presented to the Ameri-
s on a day a. te e Of ff
discuss the report and advise the best course TO
be, pursued, including the labors Of the com
Investigation on the nineteenth Of November.
put 1T Is desirable that those Interested La pub,
lio hygiene In. all parts OF our country sh9uid
gress as Il is generally believed that Legislative
action will be promptly taken Ia reference to
preyenting future epidenGs The agitaton1 q f1
proper and mmendable, but herein lies the
peril Of hasty OF, not fully matured legislation,
gress may have The benefit Of the advics Of tie
representative mon of sanitary science.
The invitation OF the officers and executive
associatloa Is extended for the Richmond
meeting to medical and sanitary authorities
and other. cltizens who seek to promote the
puDig Hehitu. ~ VIII dlloFu I'LL oppoEtuAits lph
oil who desire to advise in reference to the
work In hand.
| The voluntary contributions Of money for the
expenses Of the commission are sufficient. 1t
| is intended to add to the commission sanitary
engineer, o microscropist and II meteorologist.
Tho first step In the Investigation, as already
stated, is an examination into the cause or
spread Of tho epidemic now being prosecuted
BY the commission. The second step Is the
study of the natural history of the disease it.
self which will be undertaken If the contribu-
ti6ns OF money warrant.
1t is believed that the study Of the treatment
of the disease should notbe added to tho labore
Of the eomm1iss2n p the @contr,but'92ns cen ms OF h expe
merous and may be properly left to the med.
ical journals Of the country and to individual
reports. Very respectfully,
JOHN NJ. WOODWORTH,
Surgeon General United States Marine Hospta
Service.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
The Chicago Labor Market,

CHICAGO, Oct 1o-The Tribune this morning
publishes an article on the labor market. in
which it gives the results OF the investigations
by reporters among foundries, rolling mills
thousands of men. OF twenty establishments
employing five thousand men, ten had all the
c5uld not, not get them, while the remaining five
had very few applications for work.
One employer stated that In his line of bust.
work through necessity, Others believed that
any honest man who wanted work could get it,
For laborerB wages 81 to 81 SO per day. skilled
men from 50 to ST per day-Whch gives fair sup
port considering low prices of the .necessaries
of life.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
THE STATE CANVASS,

GEN. Klng and Col. Bowden mt Rayvalle--
UnHOn Parish Promises 1900 BemO"
cratic Majority.
Especial to the Democrat.l
RAYvILLE Oct. 1O.-The citizens Of Redmouth,
Alto and Rayvlle were addressed yesterday and
to- day by Gen. King. our candidate for Con-
gress, and Col. Bowden, candidate for State
Senator. There was @ large audience In attend
ance.
Aichland is wide awake. Look out for 1900 to
1900 majority on the ides of November.
7. H. TOIEK
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
AN EARNEST APPEAL.

no tEae Mowaraas of New Orfeanss Through
@.. tHae sbaaHy HbemOcrat.
BRuLE SACRAMENTO, October 8, 1878
To the Editor Of the Democrat:
We, the poor and destitute OF this brule made
you will give These few lines - place In your
valuable columns. We appeal to the known
generosity Al our nepple ct large md to that Of
ing In close proximity to the town of Donald
sonville. we are unable to procure the medical
attention our wants require. Our only friend.
TO his noble hearted charitable attention to our
sick, and we are to- day left entirely to our own
resources. There Is not O. family exempt, and
we count to-day four dend In our little settle-
mant
For Gods sake, extend to US 81 little portion of
the Christian charity you have extended to SO
bless you therefor. SACRAMENTO.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
The Santa Cruz Riots Many Negroes
Killed.

NEW YoRK, Oct TO- Dispatches from the
Frederichslet and Constitution Hill. have been
laid waste and that the former is in ashes.
Only one white person, Major Gillett. has been
negroes were killed on the estate of Anais.
There are only fifty soldiers on the island and
the population is 5000 white and % 600 negroes.
The trouble grew out Of the new labor act re-
quirlng negroes to Support themselves.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
New Treaty with RGurnania-The Powers
Informed that the Troops VIII Not
be Withdrawn from AdrianopIe,

says: Russia is urging Roumania to sign new
treaty contrary to the treaty of Berlin, granting
the passage Of Russian troops through Rou-
1T. Petersburg dispatch says Russia has Of
fcially Informed the powers Of the suspension
Of the retreat Of Russian troops from Adriano-
pie and explaining and justfying the same.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
sick. This departure Ia much regretted, as he
was quite successful ia his treatment OF the

-
In former communication. referring to DR..
error IN your office. was made to place him at
the head Of the medical profession In treating
yellow fever this season., It Is not my, province
who have treated this frightful epidemic is FIRST
on the list, and. Notwithstanding DR.. Magee's
great success here-yea. we're IL many timos
being thus placed at the head Of the noble pro-
fneainn To tuhinl ha hannps
Several Of our planters are making sugar, but
the weather Is SO warm that they are not doing
SO well. The weather is unusually warm; In
fact, We may say hot, for the season:
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
A Combination Ticket I'm Ascension-Bsis.
satisfaction Herewith.

DoNALDsoNvILLE, October ., Il O.. m.
To the Editor Of the Democrat:
The executive committee Of the Democratic
Conservative party of this parish have COM
promised with the Landry, faction of the Re-
publican party, by which Gen. Brent is NOM
mated for the House OF Representatives and
the majority of the police jury is composed of
Democrats.
1t Is stated upon good authority that the Hill
faction headed by the ex, Representative OF
that name. will join hands with the Greenbaob
party.
Democratic Conservative party is disapprOved
by many citizens. A lively campaign is OK"
nacta1 HST
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
w EST VIRGINIA.
SCATTERING RETURNS FOR CoNGREssMEN-ALI
IN, .rc

SCATTERING RETURNS FOR CoNGREssMEN-ALL
THE DISTRICTS RETURN DEMOCRATS.
WHEELING, Oct. 1o.-Returns are coming in
very slowly. In this district Che First) it Is
close. Scattering returns show Hubbard. Re-
publican gnins largely on Wilson, Democrat,
but the result cannot be determined tonight.
In the Second District Martin, Democrat ig re-,
District Kenna is probably reelected over
Walker. Greenbacker.,
district. A very full vote was poled in the city,
and there was more scratching Of tickets done
than ever be ore known. The result cannot be
known until tomorrow. The Republicans
claim a small majority in this county for Hub
bard. The Greenback vote is small.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
An Editor lin Hsanser.

NEW YoEE, Oct. 1o-The difficulties existing
between the editor Of the New York tribune
are, according to the latest publications on the
subject likely to result in q street encounter.
the Tribune, in referring in its columns 10 the
Post newspaper, has assailed Tooker. attrib-
uting the trouble to what it terms the donkey
ism" Of Tooker. and the latter now declares
that he will hold WhifelaW Reid personally rs-
sponsible, intimating an intention TO thrash
him on sight.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
Tlse Fever I'm Ascension partsHt-Melp had
fy Needed.

DoNALDsoNvILLE. October 8, 1878.
To the Editor of the Democrat:
The Howard Association, of Ascension have
abolished the office Of health officer whose duty
1t was to report deaths and new cases, 50 that It
is now impossible to ascertain with certainty
the present status of the fever, For the last
wednesday, at 10 q. m. eight DEATHS. with q
large number of new cases, nre reported.
We aLe greatly In need Of help.
EDMUND MAUR1N.
Vice President Y. III, B. A.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
An OLD Salt at Pittsburg,

PITTsBURG Pa. Oct. 1o.-Hon. r. W. Thomp-
son. Secretary of the Navy, and family arrived
here at 8 o'clock this morning. He was received
at the depot by committee of prominent citi-
zens. He took breakfast in his car and was
afterwards escorted to the Monongahela House.
The day will be spent in sightseeing among
large manufacturing establishments. T he Sec
retary will address a Republican meeting to-
night at Library Hall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
! E.iheral Constitution BEING Prepared
silly Runaor from Rucharest.

LONDON, Oct 11-A St. Petersburg dispatch
says: It is stated that the CzaroWitch Is drafting
liberal constitution for Russia
a dispatch from Bucharest says the papers
published in that city state that the Bulgarians
are raising an army Of 5000 men to proceed to
Afghanistan to fight the English.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
Nashville Blood EaOrse AssacIa tiOn Meet
Ing

NASHVILLE. Oct. 1o.-The fourth day Of the
sociation was not SO largely attended as on pre-
vious days.
The first race one-mile dash, had five
second. Time-l:47h.
The second event. mile heats for all ages,
three starters, was won by Clemmiely, Joe
Rhodes second In the first heat and Bannock
last in the second. Time-1:471, 1:46A.
The third race, q dash of ono mile and O quar-
ter. four starters. was won by Warfield. Charlie
Howard second. Time-2:13,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
WASHINGTON.
a Serious Indian WAR Apprehenazea
More TFOOng Asked For,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1o.-ReDorts from the SPOT
ted Tail agency are such as to warrant grave
apprehens1ons of q serious indian war In the
Northwest, so much SO that Cen Sheridan has
asked for an additional force. The Fifteenth
has been ordered to hold Itself In readiness to
move Westward at o moments notice.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
No Deaths Reported I'm BATON Rouge
1 YesterdRay-The Fever i'm West
u Baton ROUGE,

i ADAroN ROUGE. Oct. n.-Iellow fever report
fo1a twenty-four hours ending this morning q
. oSrclock: Deaths. none: new cases. 4e. The
fevetr has broken out in West Baton Rouge and
lis increasing. .,....#...: w. T. O.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
RUSSIA.
Serious a;onflagratlOn-supp0 Work of
Nfhillsts.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1o-A serious confla-
grafton occurred in Riazan, near Moscow,
destroying an immense amount Of valuable
property. Twenty three blocks Of stone houses,
thirty-one blocks Of wooden houses and seventy
large warehouses valued In the aggregate at
over 100000 roubes. were DESTROYED The fire
Is supposed 10 be the result Of Nihilist incen-
diaism.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
Aggregate Funds Raised by the Enter
TAinment Committee,

b CINCINNATI, Oct 1o.-Almost s13, 900 for yellow
Say@r sufferers have been collected by the
seeHAS proceeds Of various entertainments given
for Che cause.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
~ gaming Financial Disaster.

LONDON, Oct to.-The financial situation
grows very gloomy. The mir is thick with omi~
nous rumors of coming disaster. There Is OBJ
seryable In every direction strong inclination
on the part of holders of securities to sell but
large holders hesitate to throw their shares on
the mark ct lest the effect should be disastrous.
The Joint stock banks are endeavoring to pro-
tect themselves by cautiously calling In their
loans and realizing upon their securities, but
the PROCESS is attended with danger. and they
are moving very cautiously.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
gat0n Rouge Report for Wednesday,
Death z. New Cases Sd.
Especial to the Democrat. ]

: ------1-- IbpUUIHI 10 ING D6EIUUEHt,I
BATON ROUGE. Oct. 1o.-Yellow fever report for
twenty four hours ending this morning at 8
o'clock: New cases 80, deaths 7, including 2
deaths in the State penitentiary. The number
Of cases in the penitentiary to date is 8. There
was heavy rain this morning. W. T. @.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

ing Scotch and l.. cashire bank, as we'll rs
various mercantile concerns In London and the
provinces, ore In circulation. The Stock Ex-
change is further unsettled by the unwilling
ness Of investors to deal in bank shares In con-
sequence Of statements printed here concerning
electricity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
Rn9n R@AH.

ST. LOUIS, October 10.-Chicagos 7, Indianapo-
lis o.
SYRACUSE. Oct. 1O.-Stars 2, Buffaos 0.
EAST ALBANY, Oct 1O,-Albanys l, Proyi-
dence 5.
HOiyOkeS 5. Game drawn,
MANCHESTER. N. H., Oct 10.-Bostons 9. Man.
chesterS 5,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11

LONDON, Oct. 1o.-A special dispatch from q
we'll informed source ut Berlin states that, upon
o careful count Of all members whose senti-
ments could be ascerbaned, it was considered
extremely doubtful il the Socialist bill could
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
FRANCE.

Gambetta Again Speaks-Taae Republic
Rot Opposed To Religion
PAR1s. Oct. ION. Gambetta delivered an ora
tion at Grenoble day He said that the re~
public was not opposed to religion, but he
hoped that the electors would not submit To the
YOke o. Inc EACTISLY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
Passage of the First Section of the So
clalistfc Hill-A HlODd-ThErsty-


BERLIN Oct. 1o.~In the Reichstag to-day
ons Of the Socialist bill was passed
unaItered q large majority Of the Centre and
Socialist parties forming the minority. During
the debate on the Socialist bill Herr Hasselman.
Socialist. made q blood-thirsty speech, during
the delivery Of which there was intense excite
mont,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11

Greenback Nomination in Massachusetts
Boston, Oct. 1o-In the Sixth District Green
back Congressional Conyention to-day In
nominated for Congress.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
TURKEY.

The Russians still Under the Walls of
Constantin0ple.
; LONDON. Oct. 10.-A special dispatch from
Berlin to the London Times says that In conse-
quence Of the outrages committed upon Chris
tians in Roumelia. the Russians have occupied
Thekmedji and Tchataldji.
The Russian forces still remain under the
walls of Constantinople.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
ENGLAND.

Unsettled Condition of the Money Market.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-The financial situation is
still unsettled. renewal Of uneasiness is ap-
paren in stock speculation. The markets are
fdgety, and the future outlook is regarded
with some apprehension.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11

The Chancellor and the National Liberals.
LONDON. Oct 11.-A dispatch from Berlin says
Bismarck is again negotiating with the Ma
tiOnal Iiberals
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
RESULTS IN DUBUQUE

DuBUQuE, Oct. 1o.-Updegraff for Congress.
and Bragg for District Judge tRepublicans),
are BBUt1d by fteee s. 1870 nneritg =, Fnnk o
Dem.) has 600 majority for District Attorney.
Bprinsler. Grsenbnck candidate for Congress,
polled 1900 votes The Democrats carry the