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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
NIDNIGHI 1HEE REPOHE
COY ERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Nnlnnsia Enr liz paEi . ! hOnrs

WAsHNGTON, oct. 10. | a. m.-The pres
sure is lower tho Middlc Atlantic and New England
states aud highest from the Lake region To the
Gulf falling In the Northwest The temperature has
risen slightly west ~ the Mississippi River aud has fi'
to he "a. tMad Ram has fallen IN the Atlantic Coast
states uud Lower Lake region; elsewhere tlh OF
parity cloudy weather prevails. rOuthcriI Winds pre-
vail In Lower Missouri Valley. SUuthcartcrlJ IN New
England elsewhere thry are mostly nOrthcry.
I,d'CdiiOHS.
For New In and. cloudy rainy weather, souhCastcry
vccrug to roidrT northcry winds, falling, followed 10y
rising barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States, rain areas, followed
by clearing weather colder nOrthScsty winds, followed
by rising barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19

Among thcse who died Yesterday were DIR. NJ. /.
Kecting, "a volunteer physician from New-lork. at
Memphis DIR. Roosevelt Waldo. at Cairo: W.
ID. Uudcrhili. principal of the High School
at Chattanooga; DR.. Iinszer, at NeW-Or-
leans, and Dr. VI. A. Roche and [.
O. lie Blanc, well-lnown planter, at Patter-
sonyIllr. 4 telegram from Memphis says that there
slight frost near the city Friday morning, and
also ninety miles south Frost and ice were seen
eight miles north of Montgomery. Mo. There were
sight tro,t- at O,yka and Meridian, Miss. aud
Lebanon Church, Tenn. and at New-OreanS.
The weather was clear and cold yesterday at Chat
tanoo,a, the thermometer being at 4S. hard
frost was expected lastnight in many places.
There l. a panic among the negroes at Caro-.
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Winter Flanuels- buy til you have the luiOn
Under Flannels ladies, gents aud children solo -
ALICE FLETCHER d 90. last lith.st. New.fotk Cuty
Descriptive catalogue and pree list maled Zee
by the Purchasing Committee OF the ave
Erie hallway Company, T.. d. Morgan, Lowber welsh anu
d. A. that tho time for which SHAREHOLDERS an
nav the the Ot the old Erie Railway n
pany expire the 81 OF October instant ana ihat s
That date shareholder OF tho said Erie Railway tOpsy
can have the benert reconstruction agreement
The Loan and Trust Company Vii receive 100 ~
sessInenl money NJ any time previous " The ABOVE oa"
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FROSTS AT TIE SOUTH.

COOL WEATHER IN SEVERAL STATES.
THE DEATH-LIoT NOT AUGMENTED AS EXPFClED-
sEvERAL PHYSICIANS AMoNG ThE RECENT
VICTIMS.
The voluminOus dispatches received by HE
TRIBUNE indicate that the deaths from yellow FEVER
and tie nov cn,cs yesterday were as fOllOMs:
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The Tribune Almanac
TIE CAMPAIGN.

Tie t,ooueluess accuracy with witch Tux NFwYoRs
TuBrNE ALMANAC publishes ELlCrIoN RETURNS has long
sine become proyerb. Evidence that the present cam
has aroused the deep and general of IL
shown in the for this Old and valued manual which
come TO the TRBtSR daily all quarters The issue Tor
the present year full and especially Valuable sta
tscs Of Commerce. Industry. Trade and BManufactues
.,r conreheusye and Trustworthy and generally CON.
meuds !,scl, 10 intell gent people everywhere
Sent postpaid for 20 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE
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AID TUROI'GH NETWORK.

so MORE CONrRBrnONS ASKED FOR-GIEIS SEM
YESTERDAY To TnE CHAMBER or COMMERCE
AND MAYOR Ely.
The Southern Relic! Committee OF the Cham
!n mere. az jncir meeting YESTERDAY. Issued
crcu az I'D tine ,,r, that the contributions To the
yellow fever uud from all sources were large and 10 all
probability ample 10 relieve the suifruug5 OF the de-t
tutc Southern people, they w0uld ask no more FOR the
present. but would however receive such gifts ~ might
bc transmitted to them an apply them, viii what re-
mains ou hand, mluy {, the rrr Of those left absolute
Is destitute lev the -rour,r. Trey ordered the following
amounts Of money De -rn south: f. Ihomn~ Layton,
president of the Southern Bank. NewOrcans, Tor the re-
lief o poor 20 the suburbs u the -' District. extending
10 tnc swamp. and along the can1s and cemeteries,
GOO 10 the Toward Association. Baton Rou2c. 70 be-
SCENT u, special messenger 30. tae re!rfof the family Of
turH.v.J A. EcI -. clinton, L., the money contrib
utrd for this purpose ~ Mrs. D. Trimbr. Of this cty
500
I'M TRIBUNE has received Tor The yellow fever suffer
rr. 30 ,r.u the ~alrm Cruur Pre- SD tcriIh tourrn
thruu. y. uIWb rIIlu, ti""u Fails. y l. lac money
RI. hr-. uf pI,u.tN rough Mayor Liy.
Nttor l.r received the following contributions YES
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sure Cure for Lung, Throat md Mnarinl Diseases
RYE AID ROCK" As PREPARED BN MI. SOLD
ny LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOMMENDED BY
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR MY "KfE
AND ROCK" AND TAKE NO OTHER ~ PER LARGE
ROIvrLE y VAN Bell. 81 CHAMBERS ST, SEVEN
DOORS MEST HROADMAN.
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FRIDAY, OCJ. %.
Gueclal Not ce5.
Commit,ee on affection Of ClothIna. &c..

An wedding note. cards. &c, engraved - the Latest
! stvir. b, g. DENARE>E 49, Brod way Ar'ls cfesS.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE Oct. TO- ! n. The downward
movement OF the barometer continued throughout the
cloudy and rainy weather yesterday, the fail during the
dsy amounting TO threeicnhs Of inch Tho temper
allure was stationary during the morning. but rise OF
70 after noon was followed by fall OF 22o before l,
night The average temperature Tor the day was
lover than Thursday. The amount OF moisture ia
the air has been increased.
Cool ana rainy weather possibly followed by cienrhs
weather may DO expected In this city and Vicih! 10
day.
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III-IVo, tIUYH IJfI 7
The Pow Committee viii The char. Mondays = m
To 10 M fo tho annual renting OF pcws Rcb'A' lIcI
~ f,tl
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Church orihe Holy Trinii,

On. ave above 4Jtl u
The Pew Committee viii char, d Mondays u IN
To 10 m for the annual renting OF rews Re"'A' roh
sju upward.
Church or the Holy Trinity,
Mad-onaye. cor. 42d-.t.
lhs Pew Committee viii aten:auc' at the church on
MONDAY and Tuesday. october p end y md Mond and
pew. Tor lie ensuing year.
"Douxhert,'- American Home Gas Maker - ,uppiesa
'"'"'' H. NJ. pojGIiinII.7l III Broad,t. newark. ".
Disease, OF Prostate aua Chronic Inflammation Of
r,ii nrat los rr rthioir wye e,rs, orty
pages. Cent- T =, I" IN ~ @ NV Ni'D ]" p'''
NJ 0iTISE Hoti;~ to 10, ., oI. md to 10 evening"
"'''""'' sold at cigar stores
has bsu u.s.. ad c"Im'ud,d 20! oyr 30 yoars by no
cr,gy AID nrc4! profession. sold by AL druggists Price
% CONS sun y +. roUGERA Co, New YORK,
Mans Mission on IarthA thorough Medical rroatlsN
M athc how" oi ilsd D;l'liii,r ny be rem1S. Ing
i,- trr@aiciri VITALITY .'un uon. Of Health:
t4t have been impaired by uvtriaXrd pp"ers StafHcus
81 Narr2gr. and 81 the means 10 rcHovo
,c'y >,o.rIH Anatomy and science l.l46 Broadway NY
New Nea,cnl Wort. and mpnii' es o. tho
i',nic aalio, Drs JACQUES AID BEoDIE Uni''rsity'
ou M, rc,arn An October shan elrouce into nv prac
,'c ~ w. otnss melted 81 rg., n ci' c,ss
SAVING o''4''' '''''' F''''''' j. SMITH DODGE.
o.I NO'trP.-iAe
october 10 l~tN VIII close ~ tnis Oh's
on Y a. steamship Montana.
', Queenstown: WEDNESDAY. ~ u a. Ia. Tor EIrop+,
~f.lw,!lu i>sia. corresponding
,c 10 be- foIysr.Cd by iE be- specially adj
dfessrl: $50 France dlttci, by steamship
,.alor wa ldNrr Yu INT iiSDAl, At A. H., ioI Eu-
r, hv ..tmshu ~ Montreal. via queenstown cor.
roudence GERMANY and FRANCE 10 De ioi varied oy IHis
must be specially addr,'se and nj - u ioi III
p,rr steamship PISA VIA Plymouth, 'heroourS and
Ilmhure: ~Aru KDAl az a. NJ ioi EHop o{ steam
queenstown Correspondence TOT
forwarded tine 90
sp-ciay addressed and for scotland dlI0c by
AuChuiia q a>COw and ~ llt' l. m TOT hu-
rope steamship Dnnau via southampton anu Bremen:
lie steamships Montana, Russia. 1ltV Oi montreal ana
pu,auuir DO hot mails Denmark. Sweueu ano Not
Wv The mail. Nassau y. T., leave New YORK Ocio.
bcr H. the mails tof Syt, SaNana &c, leave NeNlork
III, mails for Havana rSVc New YORK octo"r
ard 10 The mails Tor Mexico leave Newlok october
A-piuwaN South Pacific ports Leave
Newl october 10 The malls tor Australia &C. leave
; ,n Francisco october ~. .....-
" T. /. JAMES. Postmaster
Post once. Sew.YorS. October l2. 1893
sure Cure for Lung, Throat md Mniariai Diseases
RYE AND ROCK" As PREPARED BN M. SOLD
BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOMMENDED BY
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR MY RYE
AND ROCK" AND TAKE NO OTHER ~ PER LARGE
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KimbaiI's Catsrrh Cigarettes

k-atmg'- ough iOZcng -Idl' great English rcncd ,
has bsu AID udrd r.! uNr 90 yoafS Oy ibd
r ail ur cA rioS,iun. sold by MI dIucglst% Puce
T.. FoUGERA * Co, New York,
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u Uf
II. VI. pOUGHIEIl. "a Broadst Newark. y j..
ms Ia t'r on "A trEiurrd by pecied structure, suc
,tmrn tii- rrthTui"ur 1872" ctsrs, Oiy
cents author. IDWAPD DIXON,
NJ H.. Editor If The ~calDcl," - jtA-aNr
" ntti,E IiOI r. 10 10 !. md a. 70 evenings
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Mail-onaNt, cor +-,--t
1he Pew Committee viii BE- IN aten:auc' at the church on
Noldar and 1ucSsv October .! and D. 'rd hond and
luc.av November aud D, FROM 10 o'clock H. To rent
news fu fir mig year.
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Post on,e >onrr.-lhe orexn uars Or the wees enunx

80 ~ ~ : IIoiur's method Il regulating Children
tf which been -sui M some TWO hundred cases
-, Y onr4.ai e. umy patience aud money 49, ,
-N----r l. ~MIIH nOIGE.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04

WE hope that the Republicans of Blu
chanan county will not lose sight of the
situation that confronts them this fall,
or of their duty with regard to it. The
opposing parties have, with the facili-
ty of practiced thimble-riggers, retired
their principles, pooled their issues.
swallowed their big sounding professions
of the past, fallen slobberingly upon
each others necks, and during the re-
mainder of the campaign, will be found
fighting under one banner, upon which
will be inscribed no principle, no rally
ing cry of right or justice or patriotism,
but only the legend, "The spoils; any
thing to beat the Republican party"
With this combination of homogeneous ell
ements in their front, banded together
for plumber, and hungry with hope de-
ferred, the Republicans must stand to
their guns. Let every Republican be
brought out to the polls. If this is
done victory is assured.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04
What They promise.

The pictures drawn by our Iowa
Greenback aspirants for office, of the
beatifc state Of things to result from
elevating them and their party to pow
er, are sufficiently rose colored, but one
of the Grecnback candidates for Con-
gress, in Ohio, Tom McGinnis by name,
promises financial millennium if he is
elected, beyond any thing yet conceived
by the laggard imagination of the patent
fnanciers of this State. In recent
speech he said:
Fellow -laborers: Elect me to Con
grcss. I'll do this for you when | get
there. You are entitled to 100 acres Of
land anyhow. How are you going to
get it. I'll tell you how We will
make greenbacks enough to pay the
bonded debt of the nation. This paid,
will save to the people $3.50, 100000 in
terest annually. III take this money
and give to every poor man who desires
to go West with his family $1,000 to
each of these sons of toll. Thus | pro-
vide for 35O,000 families yearly. Idon't
propose to give this as a present, l pro-
pose to loan it without interest. If
these men can't pay it in five or ten
years let them pay it when they are
able. Some people say how are you go
ing to get these settlers there? You
have no assurance they will go when
this money is given them. I'll tell you
how. Appoint agents all over the country,
one in every county. make it the duty
of these men to purchase railroad tick
cts for those desiring to start, not trans
ferable When they reach their desti-
nation | would have other agents there
to provide for them-build them houses
and barns, buy them horses and mules,
cows and sheep and hogs not less than
four brood sows for each family. This
is what | would do. I'd bring sunlight
to millions of my fellow-l aborers. By
making them happy and prosperous I
would at the same time, be adding I'M
told wealth to the nation. God bless
me my friends it is no trouble to do
this.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04
Vote for j. Il. Powers.

Let Republicans and Greenbackers in
all parts of the county combine and
vote for Hon. j. B. Powers for District
Attorney. He has proved an honest, eff
Gent officer, and is entitled to the vote Of
every mau who likes to see integrity in
high places. When we see man who
is possessed of so much honor and con-
scientious moral principle, and withal,
the intelligence and ability, of Mr.. Pow
ers, let's reward them with our votes,
and thus set rebuke upon the schemes
of unprincipled men, who would sacrifice
everything to their personal aggrandize
ment. Give Mr.. Powers a rousing ma
iOrity.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04

GooDRICH, of the Clermont T. T.,
waxed exceedingly wroth in his last is
sue, over the report that the Green
hackers and Democrats were negotiat-
ing for fusion of their State tickets.
He pronounced it q one Of Clarkson's
lies" and added:
We know what we are talking about when
we say, that the National Gree back party OF
the State is dete mined on a 81 aigh, Green
back ticket and victory or nO.h' ng. Will GER
tain Republicans please put tba, il their pipe
and smoke it,
The event proved conclusively that
Goodrich did not know what he was
talking about. And now, as he eats his
humble pie, perhaps he will tell his
readers if he still accepts the alterna-
tive above referred to, of " straight
Greenback or nothing" Will he devel-
ope an unexpected streak of honesty,
and denounce the trade that consigned
the Greenbackers like cattle to the
Democratic shambles, or will he take
it all back" and shout hozannas for the
what is it combination? We shall see.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04
p PETROLEUM Y. MASSEY,
Roforpor ond EinanSno,
THE GREAT SELL.OUT.
The Greenbackers of Keokuk Repudiate
1t Unanimously.

KEoKUK, Oct. AT meeting of
the Greenback Club of this city, held
this evening, the following was adopted
unanimously:
WHEREAS, 1t is reported that the
Greenback State Central Committee
have formed fusion with the Demo-
Gratis, thereby virtually taking away our
rights as freemen and denying us the
right to choose those we have selected
in our State convention; and
WHEREAS, The National Greenback
club of Keokuk, believing in honesty in
political matters as well as in business,
and as we are neither serfs nor slaves,
and do not recognize the right Of polit-
ica) tricksters to deliver us soul and body
to The Democracy or any other party;
therefore be it
Resolved, That we will not vote the
State partnership ticket as reported,
half Greenback and half Democrat, and
we invite all the Greenback clubs of
Iowa to join us in the condemnation of
the action Of the State Central Commit
tee
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04
The Mule Ticket.

The most contemplate political com
pact, ever entered into in this State,
contemplate because every considera
ton of principle and honor was ignored
in it, was consummated at Des MONIES
last Monday. The parties to it were
the Democratic and Greenback State
Committees, and the object of the con-
ference, which has been in progress for
two weeks, was to get up some kind of
dicker by which the hard money Dem
ocrats and the fiat Greenbackers mi ght
''pool their issues" divide the offices
and 60 in to win. The Greenback com
mittee, acting without sanction of their
party were, or pretended to be, little
skittish of trade SO palpably corrupt
and mercenary. But they finally sue
cumbed, and the mongrel ticket was
made up as follows: Democrats: Jo-
seph Eiboeck, State Auditor; j. C.
Knapp, Supreme Judge; John Gibbons,
Attorney General; John B. Elliott, Su-
preme Court Reporter Greenbackers:
+. NJ. Farnsworth, Secretary of State;
NJ. J.. Devlin, Treasurer; NJ Harrington,
Register Land Office; A. Runyan, Clerk
Supreme Court.
This commingling of diverse political
elements has no other pupose than to
secure the spoils, and the complexion of
the piebald ticket shows that the Green
hackers have been cheated The Dem
ocratic candidates are much the best
known and have some claims to ability,
while the Greenback half of the ticket
is composed Of weak and unknown men.
The Democracy have nothing to lose
and no principles to compromise in the
matter, and it is quite consistent with
their practices, now that they have, as
they think, committed the Greenbackers
to the support of the Democratic candi-
dates, to quietly vote their own half Of
the ticket and ignore the Greenbackers.
In such a combination somebody is
bound to be cheated, and it looks as
though the Greenbackers were the YER
dant victims.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04
Vote for ThOs. Updegraff.

No true Republican should scratch
the name of our candidate ror Congress,
Thos. Updegraff, from his ticket. He
is worthy, able, and in full accord with
Republican principles. Republicans,
elect him, and you shall have repre-
sentative in Congress who will advocate
your principles eloquently and ably.
There will be trying times in Congress
next winter. The Senate will be Demo
cratic, and probably the House also.
We need shrewd, able men to defeat
their schemes. Thos Updegratf is such
a man. CONE OUT AND VOTE FOR HIM.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04
TIE Keokuk GreenbacEers send thu

TIE Keokuk GreenbacEers send the
first response to the announcement of
the hermaphrodite ticket f:;ed up by
Ed. Campbell e. Co., at Des Moines.
We print their resolutions in another
column. They will be found explicit
and to the point. They set forth a prin-
ciple that the political hucksters at the
Capital seem to have no conception of,
and that is, that honesty in politics is
as essential as in business, and that
when trading leaders bargain away
their followers, it is not always so easy
to deliver the goods.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04

Mr.. SpANGLER has been circulating
the charge that the Republicans hired
Fred O'Donnell to come out as candi
date for Congress, which, to say the
least, is very undignifed and discredit-
able thing for man in his position, the
charge having no other foundation than
his splenetic Imagination. But now
comes the Manchester Democrat with
the equally malicious and dishonest
charge that the Republicans have ar
ranged with Spangler to become a candi-
date, so as to defeat ODonnell Spang-
ler's petty SANDER having come home to
roost, he can settle the matter at his
leisure with the Democratic organ,
while Mr. Updegraff marches on to GER
tain victory.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04

Hon. FRED O'DONNELL and W. j.
Knight, Esq, of Dubuque, were in this
city yesterday. In connection with this
visit there are rumors in the air that a
final assault was made upon Mr.. Spang-
Ter yesterday, to induce him to leave
the track for Congress, so that Mr.
ODonnell, a hard money Democrat,
might have the race to himself as
against Mr.. Updegraff, and that Mr.
Spangler peremptorily refused, as he
could not well otherwise do, consistent
with self-respect. 1t is furthermore re-
ported, on apparently good authority,
that in consequence of this infexible at
titude of Mr.. Spangler, Mr. ODonnell
is exceedingly anxious to be rid Of his
candidacy, and that, first dispatching a
telegram to the victim to prepare him
for the sacrifice, he departed for West
Union by the afternoon train, yesterday
to tender the reverson of the doubtful
honors of martyrdom to l.. l.. Aims
worth. That such a tender has been
made there is little doubt, but whether
the guileless Ainsworth can be induced
to take the elephant off Little Fred's
hands is somewhat problematical.
Ainsworth is not quite so green as that,
in our opinion. And now, is it not a
little singular, not to say disgusting,
that while the Democratic candidate for
Congress is thus going about the dis
trict, like sharper with counterfeit
bill, trying to victimize the rural pol
iticians by attempting to pass upon
them his valucless nomination, his home
organ, the Dubuque Herald, is putting
and blowing about his hattering pros
poets of being elected! Is Ham an ac
complice of Fred's little confidence
game upon the bucolic statesmen?
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04
Driven Well Notice.

The time has expired during which discounts
were allowed on royalties due us in the State
of Iowa. Hereafter all domestic and farm
driven wells will be charged full rOyalties-tcn
dollars cach-and suits be commenced without
notice. Users of driven wells can avoid costs
our State Agent, n. }. Parsons, Cedar Rapids,
Linn county, Iowa, or in the different counties
to the County Agents authorized by him
Green's patent has been fully sustained and
established after full trials by Judge Dillon, of
this circuit, Judge Nelson. of the Minnesota
District, and by two other Z. S. Court Judges
II. w. Holman, of Independence, is author
lied to collect royalties and issue licenses in
Buchanan county. N. j. PARSONS.
Agent for VIM. d. Andrews & Bro, Ala Water
Street, New York joint Proprietors and At
torneys for the patent.
Dated Independence, Ia, Sept. 20, 1878.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04

WE learn that in Homer and other
townships in this county, the statement
is being industriously circulated that
Mr.. Hollett receives from 81 400 to
$1,000 per annum for his office, this
statement being coupled with the pledge
of Mr.. Miller to do the work for 81 900.
This is false. We make the assertion,
and are prepared to verify it, now or af-
ter the election, that Mr. Holletts sala-
ry has not averaged $1,000 since he has
held the Office. Indeed, he would be
glad to have somebody guarantee him
one thousand dollars year, Including
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04
Mr. FOuke. the Democratic candidat,

Mr. Fouke, the Democratic candidate
for District Attorney, is all over the
District, button-holing voters and max
ing every exertion to secure vote. 1t
is not a plcasing spectacle. A prose-
cutting attorney should be under no OBJ
legations that will prevent him from do
ing his duty, sternly and impartially.
He should have no debts to pay-no
friends to reward and no enemies to
punish. TIE candidate who goes about
soliciting favors before election, will
have to remember those favors, if elect
ed. The fact that Mr. Fouke is indus
triously doing this sort of work should
be enough to defeat im.-Manchester
Press,