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The President Explains His Southern
Pollcy---Unitsd States Election
Laws Must be Enforced.
A True Bill Found Against Rev. Hay
den for the Murder Of =
AZ. Mary stannard. Z
Atty Sherman Still After Usufruct
Naturalization Marble Discus
ses the Cypher kilograms.
Horny Handed Cary Gets a Nomina'
tion from the Greenbackers.

About the Preaident's Southern Policy
WASHINGTON, D. G., October 15.-The
Star, this afternoon, says: II can be au
thoritatiyely stated that there is no truth
whatever In the statements variously
made that the President has decided to
change what Is known as his Southern
policy. The President contemplates nc
such change. The principle reason fol
the statement is supposed to be letter
written by Attorney General Devens,
which will shortly be sent to the District
Attorneys OF Alabama, Louisiana and
South Carolina, directing them to enforce
the United States election laws. This let
ter was written after such facts had been
laid before the President as clearly
proved that under existing circum-
stances there could be no fair election
held in those States. There was
ample proof that such was the case before
the President and his Cabinet, and upon
this the letters to the District Attorneys
were based. "a y
The President regards the enforcement
OF the laws as having no political aspect
whatever. It is only the National Gov
ernment performing duty required OF It.
II a similar condition OF affairs should
arise in Newly York or any other State OF
the Union, as exists in South Carolina,
Louisiana and Alabama, the United States
Attorneys OF those States would be direct
ed to see that the election laws are COM
piled with.
The Cabinet session was Of short dura-
ton. All the members were present ex-
cept Secretary Sherman and Postmaster
General Key. No other than routine bus
iness was transacted.
The President will be accompanied to
the Winchester State Fair tomorrow by
Mrs. Hayes, and perhaps BY one or more
members OF the Cabinet. The President
will not respond to the address Of welcome
on the grounds, owing to q reception to be
held ut Winchester at night. The party
will not return to Washington until early
Thursday morning.
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The nsnvoOd Murder case.

EdItop Iutellissneer: M al
When closed my report on last eve
ming it was expected that the testimony In
the Brandon murder case would not be
closed until some time to-day, but the de,
fense closed their testimony very sudden.
ly. and as the prosecution did not think II
necessary to produce any more, the argu-
ment was opened at once. Mr.. Hooton,
the Prosecuting Attorney, opened the
case last evening. To-day the argument
for the defense was made by Messrs,
Ewing and Parkinson, and E. g. Cracraft
closed the argument on the part Of the
State, and the case was given to the jury
in the evening. ,l 2 ~.
The oil operators have arrived and are
now OF work across the river. m X.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Porte Threatens Austria with
Bloody War.
Another Tremendous Failure Among
British Stock Brokers.
Report Of the English Food Crops
ENGLAND.


Z. ENGLISH BANKS AND BANKING RATES. .
LONDON, October 15.-The Times says
Owing to the course pursued by most o.
the banks in partially refusing the accom-.
mediation usually afforded TO borrowers,
the Bank OF England was obliged TO meet
the demand concentrated upon It by rails
ing the nominal rate Of discount TO 8 per
cent. The charge for advances was also
raised to per cent.
IMPRISONED AGAIN.
+ Itisreported from Cabul that the Ameers
son, Yakoob Khan, recently released,
has been again imprisoned for stabbing q
member Of his escort.
LIABILITIES G70,000.
westwick & Co. (spice merchants) lis
bilities are 10000.
ENGLISH CROP REPORT.
LONDON, October 15.-7He Mark Lane
Express says about the average crop OF
wheat has been secured, and the roots
promise well, but the prices obtainable for
all sorts OF agricultural produce has fallen
SO low that the season can hardly be Q re-
munerative one for farmers; but within
few days some signs OF reaction has been
noticeable, at any rate, as regards sound
parcels suitable for milling, which have
advanced shilling from the lowest point
in the financial markets. Imports OF for
eign wheat into London have been liberal,
being $1,000 quarters for the week end.
ing Friday. Considering the dull state Of
trade and heavy importation, 1t is some
what curious to observe that there is q de-
crease in the stocks Of wheat as compared
with 1877, when the stocks Of wheat at
the Waterside and in the railway grain
cries, on the first OF October, as COM
puted by the Secretary OF the Corn
exchange were rather over 100000 quar-
ters, whereas this year they are n little over
$50, 600 quarters. The decrease is probably
more apparent rather than real. Large
millers are accustomed to buy considerable
which on reaching our ports
all necessarily included in the arrival list,
but being taken away to the mills and
private warehouses, do not figure among
the stocks in port. The stock Of maize
show an increase OF about 81, 600 quarters,
and oats q decrease Of over $4,000 quar-.
tiers. Last Monday there was an improved
demand for foreign wheat from the coun-
try millers, but the sales were quite OF q
retail character. Transactions during the
remainder OF the week moved within
very reasonable limits at the repetition Of
Mondays prices.
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RAnnoAp BoYps-Qniet.

5IAIE DuNUt-DulL
srocxs-The market todaytwas less active
than yesterday, but feyerish and unsettled
from opening 70 close, with the exceptions OF
Northwestern stocks and Western Union the
fluctuations were confined within l.2a1 per
1N per cent In the early dealings advanced
2 per cent for common and IL for preferred,
but subsequently fell of and closed at a re.
action Of SSEaH from the highest point West
crn Union opened atan advance OF per cent,
and further advanced \ then declined IN,
advanced lH, and closed Y OF from the highest
point Of the day. The generallist closed halk y
percent lower than at the closing yesterday ust
before the Close there was q determined pres
sure to sell on The adviees Of the panic In the
iron trade In Glasgow and OF the probable ad-
vance in the rates Of discount OF both the Bank
Of France and OF the Bank Of England.
The failure OF Hoar 4 CO. has created more
excitement among the brokers than any other
failure for many months, and the charges and
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Episeopal Church ConEreas.

Cixc1SSATI, October l5.-The fifth an
nual Church Congress Of. the Protestant
Episcopal Church commenced series Of
meetings at Christ Church in this city
this evening. Some thirty-fiye eminent
diyines and prominent churchmen have
already arrived. Rev. DR.. Dudley, Of Ken
lucky, occupied the session with an intro
ductory address, in which he explained
the object OF the session and scope OF sub
ject 10 be discussed. The Congress will
close It's session on Friday evening.
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Man.ou Marble and the Cipher Dis
patches.

patches. ....
New YoRK, October 15.-Mr. Manton
Marble will tomorrow publish card in
reference TO, the Tribune cipher dispatches,
in which he says the Tribune ascribed to
him while in Florida, the sending OF Ger.
tain kilograms which he never sent and
receiving certain kilograms which he
never read. He goes on to say
there can be no telegram verify
mine that conflicts with one fact, namely,
l never attempted, furthered or executed
in any manner, direct or indirect, or ever
assented to or concurred in any PROPOSE
ton, purpose, scheme or effort, to buy
the State canvassers certificate OF the votes
Of Florida, or even to hire them to certify
that the vote as It was cast by her
people for Samuel J. 4Tilden's Electors,
though always informing the proper
officer OF the National Democratic Com
mittee Of the course OF events. never
reported for, l never had syllable oi
consultation with Mr.. Wood or anybody,
Democrat or Republican, who favored OF
even tolerated the acceptance OF any such
proposition. None were ever discussed
BY me. On the contrary, l repulsed every
approach Of that sort on the spot. My
decision was never debated, was nowhere
questioned. .-..., O..
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VOLUME XXVII-NUMBER As.

counter charges that have followed II have n.
suited in adding to the prevailing de-
monlixation OF the Stock Exchange The
amount OF stock bought In under the
rule for account OF the firm amounted before
the close OF the day TO about Is 900 shares. In
large private settlements have been made. In
Quiries for information at the office Of the firm
developed the fact that the senior partner was
not at hand. This failure has entailed much
loss upon large number OF small brokers.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which $500 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
A, 900 Northwestern common, 2, 900 preferred,
5000 st. Paul common, $500 preferred, 1900
LAckawanna, 1000 Wabash, ID, 900 Michigan
Central, 1900 ohios, 1900 Western Union,
1,6oo Iron Mountain, and l,loo Kansas q
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NEw YoRK, October 15.-The box stolen
from the First National Bank Of Fishkill
Landing by burglars last Wednesday was
found yesterday In the woods near the
spot where the robbers abandoned their
horSe and wagon and tool, 10 the freight
train. The contents, consisting Of bonds
and mortgages valued at from sixty to one
hundred thousand dollars, were undis-
,turbed.
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Thompson, Of the State University q
Morgantown, was the preacher. Many 0
Mr.. Thompson's admirers wondered, a
the throng increased, attracted by tn,
announcement that he was to preach, /
any man could hold the attention Of suct
an audience SO soon after listening to DR.
Payne, Mr.. Thompson was equal to thu
occasion, and hissermon, on the Duty ant
Privilege Of Knowing God, will add to hil
fame rs pulpit orator.
Monday, October 14.-The Conference
was opened with religious services con.
Quoted by the Rev. H. Hall, consisting oi
the reading Of 4 chapt., / Cor, and sing.
ing of 595th hym:
Elm not ashamed 10 own my Lord,
Or 70 defend Ills cause"
The minutes Of the last session were read
and approved. .-JsE.t
notice Prof. Fred. Woods, Of Mount
Union College in the audience this morn
ing.
At the request Of the Bishop the certifi.
cate OF the ordination Of deacons and Ell.
ders was read.
The following resolution was presented
and adopted.
WHEREAS, The discipline Of the church
declares that no proposition for changes
in conference boundaries shall be enter
tanned by the General Conference until
due notice shall have been given by the
Annual Conference desiring such change,
or by majority Of the Presiding Elders
thereof TO the conference or conferences
which are to be affected thereby; and
WHEREAS, Changes are desired In the
boundaries OF the West Virginia Con-
ference; therefore,
Resoired, That the Secretary be author
lied to give official notification to the
Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Virginia Con-
ferences that this Conference will petition
the next General Conference to alter
page 475 OF the discipline, that Il will read
as follows: "The West Virginia Confer
ence shall include the State Of West Yir-
ginia, and 70 much OF Garrett county, Nd,
rs lies west Of the dividing ridge OF the
Allegheny Mountain"
(signed) w. Q. sSopdRAss,
]. WESLEY WHBB,
w. G. Wilson,
Nfr'H H. H..I I w RotToy
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threatening Demonstration by Armed
Negroes In Louisiana.

NArcHRz, Miss, October l5.--A courier
who arrived from Waterproof, Louisiana,
this evening, reports that $500 negroes
surrounded Waterproof to-day and threat
ened 10 burn and sack the town. It is
supposed they burned sevega's place on
Lake st. John, four miles below Water.
proof. A call for armed assistance was
made on Natchez and one hundred men
will leave here on ferryboat to aid the
whites at Waterproof II needed.
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East LIBERTY October l5.- CATTII RE-
eipts to-day ,ls2 head; all for this market,
No through. Supply heavy aud trade lively,
especially BY country buyers and local butch.
ers, forty.nine loads having changed hands.
Plenty yet on hand for sale; best 1904 rs;
fair to good 4 ooa4 IS; common very plenty
and slow sale. gsll lH1 u .'f7g -PfiE
|, ,Hoos-Reeeipts to-day 1880 head; YorRers
% 40a3 so; Philadelphias IS 70a3 80.
sHEEr-Receipt to-day 1900 head selling
at 76a4 90, and rather slow sale at that. 7ts
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Arter Samuel.

CnrcAeo, October 15.-Assistant United
States Attorney Sherman, Of New York,
began taking testimony to-day regarding
Hon. s. J. 1ilden's connection. with raii'
road matters in the West and his income
thereby derived. Commissioner Hoyne,
presided at the inquiry. The officers OF
the Northwestern RHilroad Company were
examined but could throw no light on the
the matter OF income. Most Of their books,
which the committee desired, were at the
service Of the Commission, which finally
adjourned to meet at the. Northwestern
offices tomorrow. .U. III ~
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Reyenue Matters.

WASHINGTON, October 15.-Acting Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue Rogers this
afternoon received the following telegram
from Revenue Agent ]. F, Kenney, dated
Little Rock: Information from Baxter
county Is received that the distillers have
sunk their still in the Bayou, abandoned
their fortified works and scattered, alarm
having been taken from published dis
patches from Washington.
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CnussA1r, October 5,-cotton-Dnll and
prices shadSl5wer; family 81 O5a5 25. Wheat
Quiet: red s3asSc; white s5a90cu Corn
Quiet but steady at 37a39c. oats-W Weaker at
2la2ic Rye-steady and In fair demand at
49a50c. Barley Stronger; No. fall u 0sa
l12. Pork-Inactiye and lower at sS 25, Lard
---Easier; current make 8 20; kettle 81 00a
$50. Bulk Meats-Dull and lower at 4 00a5 90
a5 81 1fc.g oBaeon-Quiet ut 4 76a6 90a9 90.
Butter-Dull and dropping. tLinseed OIL
Quiet at 5ia56c. iWhisky-Adyanced to 81 0S.
Hoes Market dull land prices q shade
lower; common e 40a2 90; light 8 l0a3 30 |;
packing 8, 00a3 20 butchers 8 30aS 90. : ~, N
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FRANCE.

AMERICA AHEAD AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
PARIS, October 15.-1tis now officially
known that the awards TO American ex-
hibitors ut the French exhibition number
$50, namely: Ten grand prizes, 80 diplo.
mas OF honor, 134 gold medals, 200 silver
medals, 220 bronzed medals,and l56 honor.
able mentions. The aggregate is larger
than the whole number of American ex.
hibitors at the Paris exposition Of 1857, OF
at the Vienna exposition OF 1873, and Is
larger incorporation to the award to ex'
hibitors than TO any other Nation repre-
sented at this exhibition.
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wAsmxoroS, October l5.-There has
been no formal recognition Of Roumania
by our Government. DR.. Timothy @.
Smith. recently appointed US. Consul at
Galatz, took with him the usual diplomat
ic letter issued to all Consuls, requesting
the Government to which they may be
accredited to grant an executive order au'
thorizinSthem to exercise powers pertain
ine TO the office. II is this letter that Is
referred TO in the telegram from Bucharest
as q letter from President Hayes recog'
mixing the Independence Of Roumania.
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nusINEss EMnARRAssMENTs,
yArIrp BETWEEN LONG AND suoKT.

. FAILED BErwEEN LONG AND SHORT.
NEW YoRx, October l5.-Hoar & Co.,
German bankers, s5 Wall street, have fail.
ed. The firm was long Of gold and short
T lceseoap, soi n. H, October 15.- The Con.
cord Savings Bank has been compelled 70
close its doors. It Is believed the deposit
ors will receive about ninety per cent.
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Aouestion on piyidends.

SAN Francisco, October l5.- I'm the case
OF Gallatinagai the Central Pacific Rail
road, action to restrain defendants from
paying out dividend OF one per cent on
The. capital stock, on the ground that undel
the finding in October Of 1878, the Com
pany should pay FIVE per cent OF the earn
ings into the U. s. Treasury as 0 sinking
fund, Judge Sawyer, in the U. s. Circuit
Court, this morning, overruled the demur
rer, and defendants not appearing, gave
Judgment for plaintiff, and the case goes
to the Supreme Court,
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.


FUW-WVW WITH HhD NHoVD'
rCnoAdo, October 15.-The Times has a
special from its correspondent with the
military expedition which Is now pursu.
ing the renegade Cheyennes, to the effect
that conference was held Sunday at
Camp Sheridan with Red Cloud and his
Chiefs. Red Cloud promised to arrest and
deliver the Cheyennes, expressed great
desire for peace, and promised to promote
It by all the means in his power. The
utmost good feeling prevailed ut the con-
ference, which closed with banquet.
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n.,,xa short excursion up the Clcve
Lind Pittsburgh Railroad yesterday
: s",je a brief call on our old friend E
SSotou. Esq, who lives near Portland
sroa, str It will be remembered that Mr.
s'.on suffered paralytic attack last
y, md a. one time il was feared that he
4 ptmauently lost the use of himself.
n srange to say, he has seemingly re
IN, and now labos under no disabili-
s,h,teyer from his attack except IN ina
III % read without straining his eyes.
haba respects he has the use Of himself
A s,ue IS ever, and goes about over his
IN With all his old time energy. His
I.1hpretty clear on the issues Of the day,
4 although, as he says, he has been
, he, by the collapse in prices,
: he afin,s that it has been a
,tn,l and healthful collapse, and
vim, in short time will bring healing
sb wings to the country at large. He
e,h,hat the country is now entering on
~. en-an en Of great export trade
a thl, while such an era necessarily
,n,, low prices as compared with the
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q Chieaso cattle Market

y CHICAGO, October I5.-The Droyers Journal
reports asii.s 1i el.,tstIs. III Il ttsil q
HoGs-Receipts 5000; shipments $500;
15a2oc lower under the heavy receipts; Phila.
deiphias 3 6oa3 60 Y good heavy shipping at
3 96as 45i packers 9 loas Is; Light 1925 closed
weak, with some unsold. 4, III -
CATTIE-Re Receipts $500; shipments 1,e00.
feeders steady at Q 240a3 i5;, butchers stock
easy cows 2 Soa3 90; steers 3oa3 so; western
cattle unchanged at 70a3 80. Texans selling
steady and q shade lower ut 2 26a2 75.i ti;S
! amRf-R Receipts $40; unchanged at 2 76a
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AUSTRIA.


COMPULSORY RESISTANCE TO AUSTRIA.
: vienna, October 15.-Simultaneously,
with the presentation Of his credentials,
the Ottoman Ambassador to Vienna was
ordered to declare TO Count Andrassy that
the Porte would be compelled to oppose
by arms, the advance Of the Austrian
troops upon Now Bazaar.
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DETROIT, October ga Free Pres spec
ial from Big Rapids says, . boiler IN seliln; n
gers Shingle MIL, in that place, exploded
to-day, killing one person and seriously
iniuring FIVE others. The mill was badly
damaged. Loss. unknown; cause ot ex'
plosion not known.
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Nrw ORLEANS, October l5.-The cargo
Of the British steamship Ariel, from
Liverpool, via the. West Indies and the
Mexican ports, was seized to-day by the
Custom House authorities on account oi
some iregularity.
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Dry Goods.

EEw YoRK, October l5.-'The package trade
continues quiet innearly all departments and
business light with jobbea a Cotton goods
moving slowly, but agents prices fairlysteady.
Prints remain quiet and ginghams in lighttre-
quest The Balletin ays about 1000 pieces
Wcybosset fancy cassimercs were sold to-day
at auction and brought good average prices
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weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. G., October le.-1A. N;
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and
Lake regions, southerly winds, warmer,
cloudy and possibly rainy weather.
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BuPpALo, October 15.-At a meeting OF
the Buffalo Branch Of the Chicago Sea.
mems Union here tonight resolutions
were adopted making the wages Of seamen
ior the balance Of the season s. 80 per day.
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San FRANCISCO, October l5.-R. Lyman
Potter, the wheelbarrow man, arrived at
about noon to-day. Acrowd followd him
through the streets. @
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SCOTLAND. ,i
A PANIC M rnE IRoN MARKET.

ApASIc IN THE IRON MARKET. ..
GLASGOW, October 15.-There is a panic
in the iron trade here in consequence oi
q reported heavy failure and rumors oi
sother suspensions. The prices OF pig iron
were at one time 10d per ton lower.
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West Va. M. E. Conference.
.s'e sermons at Parkersburs ON Sun'
s-AorEantoWn selected as the Next
f'a's Of Meeting. asg
PARxERSHURd, Oct. Il.

A.. HNAhlenhOAht WV AF'
'ss'asdeues u The IntellIsrueer. 7aey.s.
!. me services in tho numerous churches
y W NE city supplied by the Conference
sse spoken Of as unusually Interesting.
" smoa Of Bishop Harris was one Of
asety best and that means a good deal.
= George, Of your city, preached in
-'ane large church Of The Baptist breth.
a "a D., George is evidently a man Of
se'Oash !, culture, and his beautiful sermon
Ssay was thoroughly orthodox as well a,
NJ y Payne, Of the Wesleyan University
a. sSUsSaEaFe, S y Ohio, preached at 3 o'cloclsa d
81 y ~ T. Church. lIeis a brilliant man
e'aty, eloquent and just the preache,
S,a apaSate all within the reach Of hi
.,,l,, ,aal'a,inS voice. His sermon was an ex
5...,' aoA Of the somewhat difficult, ye
IVY, wv Interesting doctrine OF Dlyin,
Aa'sat in the same church, Presiden
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n.ay, Failure orEnrIlsh stock brokers.
LONDON, Octoberl5. The Messrs. Cor
dons, stock brokers, Of Manchester, have
failed. Liabilities believed to be large.
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finding politically for some time pacS'
1875 1876. 1877. 1873
H.vsrt. .sl I'll SO 225 III ais s22 ls.
IrntFGyt5 as ~ ~ SIS S67 as7 S5a
Ia.ddition to the above, the National
tts received s. votes at Martins Ferry,
a. question is, where did this National
VII come from? The aggregate Repub'
Ian anil Democratic vote at MARITIME
Ery vas not materially changed this yea,
nunated with last. For instance, in 1877
lsOd 745, and thisyearitwas7i9. Where
In did the National vote come from
Ne answer Is that it came out Of the ag
rs4te Of previous years, as for instance
hlSG In '76, as will be seen, the aggre'
EarH 9Ol. Subtract the National vote
tta This and hut little less than the ag
rste Republican and Democratic vote
dAsyear Is left.
homparcd with 1915 the Democratic
MOI Pease township has fallen off lls
nathe Republican vote lOl.! BY far the
laIst falling off has been in Martins
FsT, viz, Il Republican votes and u
DsmOetatic.