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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-01
Ghe 8ullatin
CITY NEWS.
G FRIDAY, February .. 1873.
local Breyiiies.

This 10 the first Of the month, so ret
your wallet ready.
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international Rifle Match.

New YORK, April AT meeting
to-day, OF the National Rife Association
the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolrsd, That for the purpose Of de-
veloping public interest in rife shooting
with military weapons, an international
rife match will be announced 10 take
place At the annual prize meeting OF this
association, to be held st CreedmOOr
in September next, to be open to all
teams from each of the States OF the
Union, the Province o! Canada, the
Kingdom OF Great Britain, and from all
other countries, each country having
national guards or military distinct from
its regular srmy to be entitled to send 3
separate team 70 represent each.
The other resolutions looked to the sp-
poin,ment Of committee 70 decide on
the conditions Of the match and to confer
with foreign riaemen.
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ST. CLAIHSyILLE JOrTINGs.
The Death of nU Alleged Murderer
Mysterious Two Year ola Child.

Very little damage resulted TO the fruit
from the late freezes 1t seems mlracu-
lous that it escaped being seriously in
iured. The wheat was not injured
either.
Mr.. James Kennon, of Fairvicw, who
was tried here in the Belmont Common
Pleas Court several years ago for r mur-
der committed in Guernsey county, died
recently at his home in FalrvIew. He
was very talented man, but the great
crime which he committed, although he
was acquitted, seems TO have blIghted his
otherwise promising lite.
/ notice that Mr.. ID. NJ Davis, re-
Gently Of your city, has again become p
resident OF ST. ClarsvIle. Mr.. Davis Is
a good citizen and we welcome him and
his family back to their old home in this
place.
Mr.. Henry Davis, the new Mayor Of
our village, Is young attorney, who
came here recently from the western
part of the county.
Our citizens were wise in retaining the
services of our town Marshal, Wm. Rice,
who has filed the position for several
years past and proven himself 81 excel
lent officer.
The work house, being erected here, is
approaching completion.
A female child, probably two years of
age, was found on last Saturday night
lying on the ground asleep, uesr the
County Infrmsry. /. was found by the
Assistant Superintendent and properly
cared for. 1t Is 3 mystery where It came
from.
Our County Infrmsry changed hands
on Monday, and ia now in charge Of Mr..
A. G. Daniord, Of Belmont, as Superln-
tendent.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
There ~ u Tide in the Affairs OF Mea
which Taken at the Flood, Leads
10 RaukFupIcy

Booth snd Edgar, suglr rehners, New
York. disabilities $4,000; assets vs..
liable but amount unknown.
Joseph Foulke's Sons, commission
house, New York, Liabilities $500 OOO
assets large.
). f. Neal, heavy dry goods and
grocery dealer Of G,ilipols, q, made An
assignment lss. Saturday evening g. ).
A. Nssh, E,Q, OF that city. Mr.. Neal
Is one OF the most sctive Republicans in
this county, holding the office ct Deputy
/ Internal Revenue Collector Tor this
county lie is siso brother of the Hon
II. 5. Neal, member OF Congress from
this District. His lishiIitics sro not GER
tainly known, but believed - be from
$1,000 to $1,000. Ii Is though. tha, il,
time is given him ho wall be ablc 10 pay
all in full
J. 5. Young, merchant, Highland, Nv.
abilities $9,4S9; assets $1,000
|. {. johnson, merchant, uuntouyillc,
ny Liabilities $1,000; assets $50.
w r. Eudicott, President Of the Cen
trsl National Bank, Chicago. disabilities
5000; assets and man supposed TO have
disappeared together.
7. H. Patterson, druggist, Chicago.
Liabilities 5000; assets not given.
J.C Richardson ~ Bro, candy manu-.
tsc.urers, Lexington, by, sssrgLct
Failures in Cleveland .or March, sN
IN number Total liabilities, Sl9&OO',
assets, $4,000.
MaDDlny 4 Sears. caLtop dealpr. Rrs.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGToN, April 2.
SENATE.


Mr.. Cockrell, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported the House res.
olutiCn granting the use of artillery, &c.,
for the soldiers re union at Marietta,
Ohio, September 49, and it was placed on
the calendar.
The resolution to transfer to the State
Department for sale keeping the records
of the Commission on the Electoral
Count was agreed to.
The bill tor the relief of Thomas J.
Choate and others, late privates in com.
PAM f. Third Arkansas cavalry, was
passed; also, bill tor the relief of VIM.
l.. Hickman, OF Missouri.
Mr.. Burnside called up as a special
order the bill to remove all restrictions
now existing in regard 70 the enlistment
of coIored citizens in any arm OF the
United States service.
After discussion the bill was recon-
mitted with an amendment, proposed by
MIR. Blaine, that hereafter ColOred men
shall have full right to enlist in all arms
Of the service.
The railroad funding bill came up as
unfinished business, and Mr.. Morrill, ad-
dressed the Senate in support OF the Judi
ciary Committees bill.
Mr.. Morrill, having concluded, Mr..
Thurman gave notice that he would offer
an amendment making the first mortgage
bond of the companies one of the class
of bonds IN which the sinking fund pro-
posed may be invested.
After debate, Mr.. Harris moved that
the bill for the relief OF the book sgencp
Of the Methodist Church in the South,
be made a special order for next
Wednesday. Rejected, not two-thirds
IN the affirmative.
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned.
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THE MAN WITH FIVE WIVES.
Il, r. Goodrich. the CIarksburg Biga-
mist, IL Committed to IRiI-The
Poor Against Him is Overwheim-

Special to the Register.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, April =.
7. f. Goodrich, who was arrested here
on the twenty-third of March en- a charge
of bigsmy, was committed this morning
to await the action Of the grand jury at
the May term of the Circuit Court. The
evidenced of his guilt Is overwhelming,
there being one wife with him and
one arrived from Wisconsin Sunday
morning, accompanied by the witnesses
who signed the certificate of her mar
riage. The woman who is with him re.
fuses to believe his guilt, though the
counsel Tor Goodrich is reported as telling
him that he is on the straight road to
the penitentisry. She is comely
woman, about twenty-five years of age
and is very much distressed. The lady
from Wisconsin Is an intelligent, refined
and very pretty woman of about twenty
five years of age. When she married
him she had some money, an organ,
clothes and jewelry. Money had to be
sent her by her father to bring her home.
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English NobIemau AsSas.Iuatcd

Dublin, April 2.-The Esrl OF Lc,.
trim, his clerk and driver were ail sho.
dead this morning whiIo driving near
his lordship'S lodge, Manor Vaughan,
county Derry. No details OF the shoot.
ing have come 10 hand.
LoNDoS, March 2-In the Hous, ol
Commons tonight Mr.. Lowthcr, Under
Colonial Secretary, confirmed the re-
port OF the shooting Of the Earl Of
Leitrim, and said there WAS reason to
suppose that the crime WAS one ot Hu
agrarisn character.
The Earl of Leitrim, WAS shot opposite
the cottage from which ho bad recently
ovicted widow. Eichty.nino OF his
tenants were under notice 10 Qult.
LONDON, April The Earl OF Le.-
trims body was found IN ditch. Tho
left side OF has head WAS battered IN. II
is thought be- Was also sho, in the head.
but the fatal shot WAS through the heart
The left arm WAS broken and the hight
completely shattered. The driver and
clerk were shot in the head. The ground
where the murder was committed showed
traces OF hard struggle A iowlIng
piece and part of another gun were
found near the spot. Three or four men
were seen lettering in the ncIghborhood
before the murder
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.klng the tresty Of Paris as bssis of

taking the tresty Of Paris as q bssis Of
discussion.
A correspondent at san Stetsno re-
counts an interview with the Grand
Duke Nicholas, who said that ne hsd
reason to know that the Sultan would
gladly see his territory freed of the Rus
SLAMS snd English. II the English LETT,
the Russians would begin Immediately to
embark. The Grand Duke still hoped
that war might be sverted through the
peaceful disposition OF the Car and good
sense of the English.
A Berlin special says it Is reported that
the ServisEs by command OF Russia will
shortly occupy Wlddin and Adskslch.
Austria is likely to protest against the
occupation of the lattcr place. The feel
ing IN Servis government circles inclines
to Austria rather than Russia, snd will
ingness is even expressed TO mske mil
itsry convention with the former.
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IIOUSE,

Mr.. Ssylor, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported bill to pre-
vent default or delay in the payment OF
interest on the 3 90 District Columbia
bonds. 1t authorizes the Secretary Of
the Treasury to pay the interest on such
bonds rs may fall due, and directs the
Commissioners of the District to transfer
into the United States Treasury before
Jane 18th of each year the sum advanced
for the payment Of interest from any rev
enue in the District, subject to their re-
QUESTION. Referred to Committee of the
Whole.
1t was voted, yeas las, nays 70, to
take up for consideration the report OF
the Committee on Civil Service Reform
in regard to the case of Doorkeeper Polk,
and Mr.. Harrison proceeded 10 explain
the report of the majority OF the COM
mittee, which recommends the adoption
of resolution declaring the office Of
doorkeeper vacant. The Democratic
party, he said, was pledged to civil ser
vice reform, and would it ge before the
country and say, We will fight the Re-
pub.icans who commit wrong, but we
will spread whitewssh over cur friends?
He believed not. Should the House re-
tain in office man to whom law was o
restraint? He proceeded TO read
from the testimony to prove
that Pok appointed numbcr
OF persons beyond those suthor!z d
by law. From the persistency with
which he was interrupted and hsrsssed
with questions, and from the excitement
ard manner in which he met these in
terruptions chiefly from Messrs. Lut-
trell, Franklin, Clark of Missouri, Crit
tenden, Eden and Ellsworth, the deliy.
cry of his speech was attended with
grea, uprcsr, confusion and merriment,
bu. Mr.. Harris himself was very resOlute
and determined in urging on his own
side OF the House the propriety Of expel-
! ling the DooFkeeper.
At the conclusion Of his speech the
House adjourned.
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WAsuINGToS, April 2.-lt is Sdyisei
that the vessel wrecked on one Of tho
South Pacific islands was found 10 con-
tain fifty Chinese over and above tho
number certified - by tho
United States Consul NJ tho port ul
embsrk,tion. 1t is also represented 10
the Secretary Of the Treasury that the
Coolies had been taken g. llonAlulu,
where they are forced into contracts tor
labor IN order 10 procure their liberty
and trade s supposed to be carried on IA
utter defiance OF the laws OF the Uniiod
States. This subject was under consider
atIcn NJ the Cabinet meeting to-day.
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cincinnati Horse and Mule Market

ClscIsSATI, April l. Receipts dur
Jog tie past week were quite large bit
the demand was equal to the supply, and
there was nothing lett over unsoid. The
demard has been generally from sIl
quarters, and al Classes Of stock were
taken, but sound animals for general
work were especially wanted.
HoKsEs-The attendance Of buyers
wss lsre and the supply better than tor
the preceding week, bat sales we're brisE
and prices well sustained, with nothing
left over untold. Southern buyers took
freely Of sound, smooth chunks a. 5000,
IS: locAl buyers took freely the usual
proportion Of streeters st $1,000, and
driving horses sold from 800 up TO slT5,
the important demand tor this class COM
ing from the East.
MULEs-The demand was good, aid
the offerings, although more liberal than
during the previous week, all sold quick.
ly A. SgO(d,lOO for aged mules, l6CGl6
hands high, sound and well built.
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Sale OF ChcsapcaEe and Obio Rail
road.

RICuMoND, April The Chesapeake
and OHIO Railroad sold to dsy at auction
for $2,75O,UO0, and was bought by A. 5.
Hatch, OF New ork, ss chairman OF the
Committee OF Purchase and Reorganizs-
ton, in pursuance OF the plan OF reUrganI-
zstion in which over nine-tenths OF the
bondholders uuder the Chesapeake snd
Ohio mortgages have united. The
amount tor which the road sold,
stated to be sufficient 70 cover all in
debtedness of the Virgins Central Rail-
road, expenses, &c, having priority
over the Chesapeake and Ohio mortgages.
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weather Indications.

WAsuINGToE, April 3, ! A. M.-for
the Lower Lake. clotr or partly cloudy
weather, hight variable winds, and sta
tionAry pressure ana temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
partly cloudy weather, light variable
winds, and failing, followed by station
sry temperature.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Evansville, Ind.

EVANSVILLE, April 2.-The vote at
the city elections Yesterday was not
counted till late this morning. The
Democrats elect their Treasurer, Mar
Shsl, Surveyor and four counci.men. The
Republicans eject the Clerk and two
councilmen. The Democrats elect their
entire township ticket by majority of
260. There was much scratching Of
tickets
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A POOR COAL MINER
Crushed TO Death in Mine, Leaving
DestiIuIe Family.

Special TO the Register.
BELLAIRE, April 2, 1878.
Thomas Brister, a coal miner, who
worked in Sullivan's mines near this city,
was killed this afternoon by the falling
of large rock, while at work in the
mines. He leaves wife and two small
children in utterly destitute circum-
stances.
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Marine.

san FRASCIscJ, April 2.-Ciesred-
British bark Pondlchery, Antwerp.
LONDON, April 2.-The steamers Ar
cadia, Ethiopis, State OF Georgia and
Ontario, from New York, have arrived
out
SOUTHAMPTON, April 2.-The steamer
Weser, from New York, has arrived.
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Walking Match,

LoUIsvTLLE, April I'm the thou
sand.mile walking match between Fub-
or, Of Canada, and SIdmAn, OF Chicago.
st ten o'clock 70 night, Fisher completed
his 7O0lh mile in eight minutes and nine
secoudf. Sidman hvs walked CSC miles.
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ObIo Legislature.

COLUMBUS, April 2--ln the HOUSE
bills were introduced 10 require notice 10
be given 70 the owners OF real property
before the amount Of the tax valuation
thereof is increased by the Board Of Equr.
lizstIon; aud 70 establish an intermodlAta
prison.
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Celebrated Race Horse Injured.

NEW YORK, April 2.-His Lordship,
winner OF the Chsntilly races last year,
and who was bought by August Belmont
for 1900 francs, while being exercised
by Budd Taylor on Sixth avenue was
frightened by section car on the Gilbert
elevated railway, and throwing his rider,
ran away. When caught he was severe.
" cut.
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Bank Robbed.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA., April 2.--The
bank Of Jacksonville this city, was rob-
bed to-day of $500. The man engaged
the attention OF the cashier, while = con-
federste entered the rear door stepped
into the vault and secured the money.
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The LATEST TRAGEDY.

Coming back to the first Congressional
district from which we started, We hnd
the horrible case of John Wallace, the
details of which are too recent to need
revlving. 1t was the fortune OF the wrl-
ter to be present At the arraignment OF
Wallace a few hours before the mob
seized him and dragged him, shrteklng,
howlng and praying for mercy, over the
crossties of the railroad to the place OF
hanging, and there was gross careiessness
on the part OF the county officials at Bur
ton, in neglec.ing to take proper'sters to
secure the prisoners against mob vlg-
lence. For three days they were kept II
q room IN a frame hotel, opening on
public thoroughiare and guarded by two
or three rheumatic specimens
of humanity who could not
have withstood the siege of
respectable billygoat; and all the time
the muttcring of passion and revenge
was sounding about them, only waiting
for word from leader to lash 1t into
fury. When John Wallace WAS ar
rai1ned on that fatal Saturday and
pleaded guilty, it was only s little after
two p. NJ. The train from the east which
went through to Wheeling, where the
only legal Jail tor Wetzel county Is stu
sled. was not due until nineteen minutes
ps.t three p. NJ, and there was plenty OF
time TO have made out q commitment tor
the confessed murderer and shipped him
IN q point where he could have been
securely held and where he would have
had an opportunity to reveal more fully
and more satisfactorily than ne
has done, the connection ef others
with him in his toul and unnstura!
crime. But no, for the sake OF sending
hoth off together, John Wallace is mere
Iv remanded to the custody OF the
Fslstaffisn recruits who were employed
as guards. and George Wallace Is sent
for while John walks back to that fatal
room from which he is to emerge never
more until he is dragged out, bruised ana
bleeding by the bowling mob. The re-
suit of this management is that the his
tory of the State is stained with another
brutal lynching, the chance OF securing
further important evidence is cut OF, and
the probabilities are that George wal
lace who is now confined IN jail IN this
cltv, and who is believed by many to De
the worst of the two oroth-
ers is likely to escape entirely.
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The InrIfI RIlI.

WAsHISGToS, April 2.-RepresealA.
tive Wood says be bss DO dOub! o. the
passage CT the larlh blll IN the House by
the 6rst Of May, and is passage in the
Senate before the close Of the present
session.
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Gold for EuFOpP.

NEW YORK, April 2.-The steamer
Canada, for Europe, to-day took ou! one
hundred thousand dollars in gold. The
engagements for tomorrow aggregate 3
ike amount.
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pa; A d Newlsnd, 1874; George Schreiu-
er, IL; J N Blacklord, So.
Msrshsl-Ssmuel Cochran, AZ.
Cemetery Trustee DR. ; West, 4SG
Edward Spence and Jscob Rider were
elected School Directors.
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.h.co,ai,p yoatb Arre.,.d

NEW York, April 2.-JAmes Gala
han, an Ascending youth Of Plluburgh,
was arrested here to-day, and awaits the
! Pittsburgh officials.
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Suicide.

CEcIsSAu, April 2.-Frederick,
adult s0n Of &. T. Durmont, prominent
cnizsu, conmitted suicide by shooting
kimleli. No cause known for the suicide.
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Movements OF Russian Troops.

VIENNA, April "A special from
Constautinople reports that the Russians
have commenced a fresh movement to-
ward Gallipoli The Russian troops
north of the Balkans are being moved
nearer to the Danube. The Russians are
everywhere erecting Notifications.
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Columbus, d.

COLUMBUS, o, April 2.-The full re-
turns from the city election ned yester-
day, show that the Democrats elected the
entire city ticket bat with one exception,
bY reduced maiOrities
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what Austria Requires.

LONDON, April 1.-The semi-otticial
Eastern Budget, prints the following
special from Vienna: General lgnatiett
was informed ~ this Government that
it requires certain alterations to be made
in the peace prehminaries, and such al
teratIons must be made with the concur
renee of the other powers. There is no
prospect, therefore, of England being
Isolated, and the action of the Vienna
Cabinet is calculated to promote the
interests of peace.
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TOledO,O.

TOLEDO, April 2.-Later returns from
Yesterdays elections, DO not mstorislly
change the result as already given. The
Democrats elect their ticket by 100 to
200 majority. The Republicans elected
two Aldermen and one Council man.
the Democrats elected one Alderman and
three Councilmen; the Nationals elected
one Alderman and three Counclmen.
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rorr SAMPLES TO AGENTS. LADIEs
luIl CoTnbiuAtion Seedle-book, with
INIT CnromOs. Send stamp +. Gluek
'"1I New He'd ford. Mass fsDo.
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Popular Opinion iu England.

LONDON, April 2.-The Times, IN its
leading editorial, says the Governments
conviction that the terms eI!orted from
Turkey are inconsistent alike with the
Interests Of England aud Europe will be
sustained by the public opinion OF the
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General IgnaIieT.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 2.-GeneraI
Ignatieti has arrived IN this city. The
Agence Russo maintains that his mission
has not failed, as he was simply instructed
TO give and receive friendly explanations.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Frhnnsted.

Relative TO the attitude of England
the Agence Russo says that Russia can
not do more to facilitate meeting OF
con gress. Her means OF persuasion cease
at the point where care tor her dignity
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British NaNaI order.

LONDON, April 3-The Standard an
nounces, in official form, that 1t has been
decided to Immediately recall the Duke
of E1inburg from the Mediterranean. 1t
IS probable that tour ships Of the Channel
SQUADRON will 90 to the Piracus.
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English Reserves.

LONDON, April 1.-The Gazette to-
night publishes proclamation ordering
the reserves to assemble on or before
Anril 10Th.
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Cincinnati.

CINcINNATI April 2.-Incomplete
returns from the city election indicate
the election Of Baker, Republican, to the
Board of Public Works, by $500 MAORI.
ty; Harmon, Democrat, Judge of the Su-
perior Court, by 2,GO0 majority; Smiley,
Democrat, Clerk OF the Police, and Bs.
ker, Democrat, County Solicitor, by
small maiorities The Council will prob
ably be Republican and the Board Of
Aldermen, Democratic. The Nationals
developed but little strength and did not
Affect the result.
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND April 2.-Complete re-.
turns from all the wards and precincts Of
the city give the Republicans l3 out OF
I8 cOuncimen and elects their entire
ticket except police commissioners.
Terre Haute.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, April 2.-Iu the
elections yesterday the Nstionsl party
carried eight out OF the twelve town
ships in this county, and carried the
city Of Terre Haute by 1877 votes over the
Democratic party, and by 100 votes over
the Republican party.
Little Rock.
LITTLE Rock, April 2.-The city cleo
tion to day resulted IN the election Of
FIVE Green hackers to the Council and one
Democrat.