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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-05

A LABoRKR in st. Louis has Just lost
a prospective fortune. His name is
Marshall Nelson. and he Is blessed with
n living spouse. A week ago last Fri
day Mrs. Marshall Nelson presented to
her husband the basis OF his prospec-
tive fortune. in the shape Of four babes
all girls. The happy father was de-
lighted. and at once placed himself In
telegraphio communication with z. 7.
Barnum. His hopes ran high. But.
alas. in the midst OF life W e are in death.
Before negotiations could be completed
with the great Snowman the four sisters
squirmed themselves n after another
into eternity. As Mr.. Nelson had neg.
lectsd to insure their lives. the loss falls
entirely on himself. He Is q philos-
opher. however. and bears the calamity
with becoming humility. His wife Is
comparatively young yet. and he has
great faith in her powers. and locks for
ward with confident hope to the future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-05

TIVE Russian remedy for the hydro
phobia Is tho rose beetle (Cetonia
aurata.) The beetles are powdered and
sealed. ami when a person is bitten he
takes q dose and goes into a long sleep
Of about t~hirty.six hours. The dose is
also frequently given to dogs As q pre-
ventivs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-05
FITS EPILEPSY,
SICKNESS

Permanently Cured no humbug = by One
MONTH"; maze OF DR., 0ouiard's CslsbrA,sd 10.
faiIibis Pit Powders. To convince sufferers
that thess powders will do all NO claim FOR
them, We will send them By mail. post paid,a
Trial boz As DR.. 0oulard 10 the only physician
and y 10 our knowledge thousands have been
Psrmansntiy Cured by the use Of the.s Pow.
dsu, We will guarantee . Permanent Cure IN
every case, or Refund you All money Expended.
All sunerers should giystheee Powder. an tarly
trial. and be convinced OF their curative pow
era
Price, for large boz, $500. or four boIes for
fiOy0O, sent By mail TO auy part OF the United
ntates or Canada on receipt Of price. or ~ e.
wsss, e. u. ID. Address. -
so FULTON street. Brooklyn, MI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-05

The young man on West Hill neg
lectsd 20 turn over a new leaf on New
Years day. but he did q great deal better
than that; he found q new way to get
home without. being waylaid by GENTLE
manly collectors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-05
rhe cold HiIl Daily News has

now tho largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-05
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

IT.. ,l..,,s ,..o,d.J "A IN. U..,,h NJ
a. s.n F,ancisco isst vssi numb.raJ
"a. against iOi for the proceeding seven
days. The average Of the cerrespond-
inc weeks for Ave years past Ia o..
Tn. San Prancisco Aha of Sunday
sys Walter p. Bsreion was brought
down from San joaquin county ysstsr-
day. on n charge OF robbery. made by
John j. Sabin. Superintendent OF the
American District Telegraph Company.
The prisoner il charged with robbing o
messenger boy Of $50.
At the municipal election al Sacra.
mento, which takes place nsxt March.
the workingmsn's party propose to put
an independent ticket in the field. for
the purpose OF testing their strength.
p.,.I,u. mar. sioo ,ar 800 a..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-05
BORN.

sCHULrz-In Cola Mn. February Q. to the
vifs of 4 4 schultz. . son.
McDONNELI-In virginia. februaya 70 the
wife Of John Y. Mcdonnell. Q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-05
MARRIED.

Rsso. February
I. joseph Hutchines TO Mis- Julia Weston.
February :, william n. Anslemsyer to Jean
ette Twaddle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-05

a sroRI ON MAIN STREET, GOLD
"A mi. saifIbis for any kind OF businsss :
- avsroons connscted with The store.
~. 8 Dwelling Houss. containing ax
,osas' INQUIRE Of FRRD. BHARBACH. psax
iIbs Ysisw Jacket mine. jsstin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-05
plEp

ANsOArE0Uf- la Eureka, January H. An
soatsgui. aged 70 years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23

WASHINGTON, May 22.-At the evening
session of the House. Mr. Southard tDem.
Ohiol reported a bill to prescribe the manner Of
counting the electoral votes, which was recon-
mtted to be called up on June 4. 1t provides
that the electoral votes and fraction thereof of
every person voted for for President in any
State SHAH he asccrlained by multiplying his
entire pol ular vote therein by the whole num-
hcr Of electoral votes of the State and dividing
the product 10y the aggregate popular vote OF
the State for nll persons voted for for President
and the uuoticnt shall be the number of elect
tordl votes and fraction thereof 90 which such
person snail he entitled. 4 contest in any State
~ To- the election OF PRESIDENT may be lasscd
bee counted III accordance with such decision,
unless the same be oVerrued by both Houses
OF Congress; but If there be no such certificate
Of decision, the contested votes shall not be
counted unless both Houses concur therein.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23
NATIoNAL DEMoCRaTIC COMMITTEE.
An Overwhelming Majority In Favor of the
Potter Investigntion.

WASHINGTON, May 22-There was an unu-
sually full attendance OF the members Of the Ma
tional Democratic Committee to-day at -
o'clock About one-half or two-thirds OF the
States We're represented by proxies and the rest
by the members Of the National Comm ittee As
both the House and Senate were in session, and
large number OF their members were present,
II was deemed best 10 adjourn until o-morrow
morning at 8 o'clock. No business was trans
acted to-day. and it is doubtful whether
any but routine business will be done
tomorrow. This meeting of the National
Democratic Committee is held in consequence
OF a resolution passed at the st. Louis Conven-
tion. directing an annual session of the COM
mittee. 1t was originally called In February
but adjourned over until to-day. The sugges-
ton has been somewhat widely made that an
address TO tho country should be prepared and
resolution adopted approving the inquiry
Just instituted. or the opinion OF the menibers
OF the committee in regard t. this inquiry there
can be no doubt whatever. Only two are known
land and Eaton OF Knnsas-and oi these
declarations. The overwhelming majority Of
the committee-a majority large rs to he
practically unnnimous-iavor the immcdiata
and vigorous prosecution Of the Investigate on
already ordered. OF the wisdom of any utter
ances IRON the committee on this or any other
political subject. there are grave doubts. and
some of the most vigorous supporters OF the
assault upon fraud are most strongly opposed
70 any address, or resolution. among them. for
instance, DR.. Miller Of Nebraska. The senti-
mrnt has been fully expressed to-day
that the committee Is essentially business
body. with no general power but the right to call
q convention, and that any attempt to define
Democratic opinion would be unwse. senator
Barnum, the Chairman. declined To- express an
opinion on the subject prior to the meeting Of
the committee. but he Is not thought to favor
any action. On the other hand another officer
OF the committee expressed the opinion to-
night that its sessions would be prolonged sev-
eral days, and that somewhat extended attrn-
ton would be- given 10 the pending inquiry
senator Mcdonald. who holds the proxy for In
diana, drptecatcs any expression Of opinion BY
the committee rs unwise under all the circum-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23
HI YES'S DESPER4 TION.
Efforts to Embarrass the InvestIgation Into
his Fraudulent Title.

WASHINGTON, May 22-lt has become
plain during the last three days that the Ad-
ministraton-or. to be more specific. Hayes,
Evarts. and Sherman-are making concerted
and desperate efforts to spread the impression
through the country that the Democrats intend
To dispossess Hayes by violence. whatever may
be the result Of the approaching inquiry. by
seizinG the seat to which Tiden was peaccaby
elected, aud in WI Il Hayes was fraudulenty
installed II the cnpiti OF the country and its
managers can be sun ciently alarmed by this
pretence these mer 200 lieve that such remon-
stran 'cs Will follow will emharrass. If they
DO not cut short. Il estigaton now ordered.
A prominent capita. vas in this city o.day
from The East 10 confer on the subject. and he
leit u member Of the Administration with n firm
belief that riot and revolution were close Ht hand
if the plans OF the Democrats were not summa-
rlly checkmated. This Is all Il lie; but the Ad-
ministration has got TO do something. and that
right quickly. II il is making lies It's hahita-
tion, II is because. in its secret and familiar
cOunsels fraud Is admitted to exist II can find
no defence. 1t has none. 1t seeks escape from
the effects OF certain disclosure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23
GREENpoIyrs UNPLEASANT oD0Rs.
What Coe L. Proving In His own Defence
Indicted Men Giving hall.

What made the trial of Enoch O. Coe, pro-
prletor OF one Of the fertilizer factories at
Hunter Point, in the General Sessions. yes
terday. particularly interesting. was the array
ing OF the BrOoklyn Board of Health and emf
ncnt chemists against the Board OF Health of
this city, and their attaches. who gave strong
condemnatory evidence. President Chandler.
OF the latter board. Prof. Elwyn Waller. the
chemist. and other attaches, sat close TO the
prosecutors. Assistant District Attorneys
Bell and Rollins. and Col. Prentice coun-
-el to the Board Of Health, DR.. james Crane,
President OF the hrooN3n lourl oi HnIlth: lr.
Joseph b. lnvmond. Superini niHndcut; nnd DR..
MllluW u. Fiskt. sanitary inspector, testified
that they visited Goes factory on Friday last.
Yhe nuly udor thai they perceive in their up-
proacll. AMI when they wrm Wthin snort dis
tancr, WNs chlorine gas. Thcy SAW the mate
r.nis oi which lmrtllizers ar" mad, put into tubs
and missed. The only Ills nrtly porreptltle
odor WIS that OF chloride OF lime. which Is
powerful and much used dislniccinni Chloride
OF lime WAS sprnkled about the factory. aud the
number of barrels of IT, They also saw the
means devised by Mr.. Arvine OF consuming the
refuse sudg' oil without crcnting an odur.
Prof William NJ Johnson, Prnit ssor OF Chem
irtry in Yale College, testified that he visited
Goes factory on Friday. and the, only odor that
be perceived IN or near i wns chlorine. In It's
condition on Friday. Goes factory is not olron-
sive t. those living out ol It's immediate vcin-
ltr, and possibly, not even to those living close
Prof Gusiayo A. liebig OF Baltimore. Md.
testified thai he visited Cons factory TWO years
Ngo. The mir az a." factory WIZ 81, luul then
that hr coud only Stay there haif ana huup, and
when he re.urncd 20 his hotel he w'N sick at the
stomach. La February and on Friday he again
visited the nciVry. Iuo mir. with the exception
OF an odor Of chloride OF lime. was pure.
Under cross examination, he testified that he
is the proprietor OF u fertilizer luclOry IN Bnit-
more. II Is surrounded 10y dwellings but there
is no complaint Goes factory whH in as good
cChd dt!on As his own when he visited It,.
Cob Fellows moved for permission 70 make
fertilizers, according TO Goes method. in the
court room. TO show that there could be no Of
fensve odors but Judge Gilderseeve oyerruled
the motion. The trial will probably end to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23

THE RETOLT IN CONSrINIINOPLE
An Organized Conspiracy 10 Dethrone the
sultan and Restore Murnd.

LONDON. May 22.-The Turkish censorship
suppresses particulars about the affair before
the Tcheragan palace on Monday As far as
can be gathered from the details permitted to
come through. there was a regularly organized
conspiracy 10 dethrone the Sultan and r, store
Murad, who WAS IN the Tcheralan palace at the
time Murad denies any knowledge OF the con-
spiracy. Il is reported that he has since been
removed 10 Topkapou. The number Of the
revolutionists Is variously estimated 10y the cor
respondents ofthe London journals at from one
hundred TO five hundred, though the Govern
ment in their circular to the Turkish repre-
scnutiv,s abroad. says that the number was
thirty The correspondents also hgree that
the attempt. as political demonstra-
ton, was "A complete failure. All Suayi,
who was the organizer and leader Of the move
mcnt. WIS Il hot-hendcd gdventurer who had
been several times eXiled, He lived some years
in London and Paris, ana was engaged IN Jour
nalsm. He was re allied To Constant nople alter
the accession 70 the throne of Abdul Hamld,
and appointed Director oi the Lyceum, hut was
dismissed for mismanHgrmeut. He became
needy and went among the refugees. Under
the pretence OF ORGANIZING an expedition To
aid the RhOdOpe Insurgents. h. secured n sui1l-
attempt. The persons arrested are snil to be-
compromised 10y papers found in Ali SuaVi's
house after his draih. These particulars are
current Eosslp NJ Perm. but they may be entirely
erroneous. The affair created the utmost con-
st"rnution in commerral and financial circles
wns carefully timed when all the Generals and
the prominent Oh t.as of tho sfras lrratr were
absent AT Buyukd"rr. II is believed that the Do
sltOn OF the War Minister ia compromised.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23

LOUISVILLE. May 22.-7Tho first race to-day
was for the Alexander stake Ii dash of half
mile for two-year-old colts. Entrance 500; half
forfeit There were twenty five nominations
and eleven starters; Druid. Stilton. Goodnight
Georgcs, John w. Norton. City Merchant
Athelstane. Alex. Grant Nender, Thornton
Moore, and Enterprise. Swigcrt's Druid WAS
the iavoritc. Bulord's Goodnight won the race
Nendor second, Athestano third. Time, 81 .
Two mile heats. Kinlock and Uncle Jel start
ed. Kinlock won both heats and the race
Time, 3:45. 3;49A.
Third raco- Handicap for all ages, purse
$3.50. Dash of one and IA hnif miles. John H.
Sweeney. Springbrnnch.. Fclecla, Mahstick.
and Kennesaw started. Mnhlstick was tho ia
Norite. and won the race, sweeney second, Ken
ncsnw third. Feleca had bad start Time,
pslni,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23

George Bartlett Of 60 West street, who says
he sailor, boarding house runner told ofcer Ryan
OF the Western Steamboat Squad yesh rday that early
IN the morning he and his roommate Henry Brckman,
hcns down the bay boat made fast 10 the stern
Of an incoming ocean su am.hip to get tow to the
CITY While near the Narrows the steamship was stopped
and backed the lttc bon, was capsiled and BrcSman
wa. drowned bartlett cuup to the skin and was
picked up hy sailing vessel He could not tell the
u the steamship or the lime TO which 10 belonged The
police say that the two mcu while astrushlA boarding
house agents. probably down the bay IN cou,ion
with snugslers ready 10 PICK up packages thrown from
steamships Just now huch ul hhrtltUs story 10
believe they do not know.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23

Tho last OF the Merchants Loan and Trust
Company trial, was finished yesterday IN Paterson.
Judge Dagrets who stepped down from tie bench to be
tried on criminal charge OF conspr.ng to irauduently
obtain the securities o the bank after It's failure. com
plc'ed liz testimony in his own behalf and then the
counsel summed IN Judge Dixon, in his charge, d~ct
on the iact that ttsr ut ttls kid criminal int nj
ilr.t nrr,strN he rrNrl lie urn t"lt the nfy tlat
tN must fakl lutucuil ration The PU'i cntn, ter thHt
rfrnntuut l4i H.N., tonne lu fhc community. the
JGr> N,lr absent oA fouf or hNr minute ami they re-
tGiicd with Nctuirt o Hcqhilal. Ir Julge was nm
luediaiey surrounded with iiehds, who heartily CON
I'D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23

ATLANTA Ga May 22.-To-day the General
Conference adopted the report on the Nashville Publish.
ing House looking to payment Of NJ, debts and 1t, con
unuauon At noon the conference received most cordi
ally the Rev Wesley Gaines and the Rev. " u Johnson
ratoIna messc from the African Methodist Epsco
pa Church. NJ Gaines made an excellent address and
Was followed by Mr johnson in tfort remark kahIe
eoqurnce and power which frequently inicrrul ted
witl hearty applause. AMI pronounced hv an who
h"ifi II suicrh effort The sentiment ut both el,erhrs
aleslcd the love OF uc coolcd people the white peo
PIE o the South, and the Eopc that both race. would
work Tor mutual good, Bishop Mrryenr responded IN
happy style, pedging the MHrmc.t sympathy ol hls
good
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23
A Can for $4,000, 900 of Bonds.

WAsHINGToN, May 22,-The Secretary OF the
Treasury today issued the htycishh call for the re-.
dempton of 52O bonds for 1855; cousols Of 1865 The
cal is for hyo million dollars, Of which two and half
millions are coupon, ana two ant half millions rrg
ed bonds The principal and interest will be- paid At the
Treasury aud after the 22d day OF August next ana
The interest VIII eeAAe on thAt dnN - -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23
The First Coiored Juror.

For the first time in this city n colored man
sat yesterday a, Juror in the trial OF IN the SUI
preme Court His name is David r. Turner aud he sell,
tobacco and lives at l5i East FiitysiNth street Mr
Dunlap. tunml >suuor of Jurors that Colnrrd c
zcns are generally anxious o. serve ns jurors aud that
those ol uudunltcd competency aud intelligence are
uga an the list
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23

WASHINGTON May 22.-Packard was con-
nrmed to-day Consul at Liverpool by vote OF 27 -
vote upon strict party lines II tolerably likely
that vote upon Packard woIl be cf this character but
Kellogg made 1t certain By partisan euugy, which
hroulht out speeches from Democratic senators Kirk.
Wooi u Iowa closed the debate bv another speech IN
phc Nurds favor and when the vote taken, while
some Srnnurs present from both parties dld vote
AN Whndm vote thc kepubNcans voted Tor aud the Demo
rr.th AGAINST Packard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23
Smn.h.un In Central L,nrk.

Mr.. Henry King OF 45 East Forty-hrst street
while driving his iroter Nellie IN central Park last even
ng. run into by horse and luggN, driven by man
who did nnt stop 10 SEQ Mhnt tlntlo wa. durt tr
Kings buggy smashed and III, horse WAS severely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23
The Ab.cond,n. Teller of tho rarA Bank.

ST. JoHN. n. b.. May 22,-The case OF Ellis
agt Power, In the Circuit Court todey, resulted in
verdict lor the painuor f5572 the ull amount claimed
mi 5000 damages Ellis il the ahsconding teller Of the
National Park Bank OF New York. Power, acting In
behalf Of the bank took the sum mentioned from Elliss
vile cOntendng that II was the bank money lie also
arrested LILA Hence the action for false arrest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23

SOUTH SoTUArE. May 20.-The campaign flag
bearing the names OF Tden and Hendricks was hostcd
in honor OF the passage O the Potter resolutions the De-
mocracN uf this town having full faith that the time
Wrr installation IN the Offices to which they were iairly
elected ls but a question vi a lew mouths.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23

The Brewers and Maltsters' Association has
resolved TO prepare es case uron the Excise law, with
the object OF bringing H. speedily possible before
the Court OF Apl eas EXJudse ptlenhoeler has been
engaged as counsel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23

MorgAn's storage Tor furniture. &c, separate rooms 81
per month and upward broadway and i7th st. Inspec
ton sOlclted.--Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23

Would wonder at coating OF diamond on a pure crystal
basr. These are Partisan diamonds For sale only at
Humphreys Jeweler, $40 Broadway corner OF 18th ST.
New York, sendior tie "Cireet Of Gsmk" Mailed Tree.
-AdR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23

HELPING THE PoOR Jenkins Bros are doing this by re-
ducing priees on Prepared flour.-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23

JOTIINGS iHorr T0WM

Cooler northerly winds. vccrng to warmeF
east or south, increasing c.uudlutr,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-06

The funeral ola Chinaman who was a
member of a Chinese secret oreanlza
ton, took place yesterday. About one
hundred of his countrymen. each bear
ing red, yellow, green or blue ban
Der. followed the corpse in procession
through the streets, and mode q very
imposing display. A Piute. bearing a
long pole. from which u red handker
chief hoated on the breeze, marched
at the head of the procession; but
whether he was engaged by the c hlnese
for the occasion or volunteered his ser.
vices, we could not learn.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-06
A Man With no Politics.

A citizen of the United States and q
qualified, according TO law, elector of
Union Precinct. requested friend to
give him "a ticket to vote yesterday.
The friend. who was a candidate for
county office. asked him which State
ticket he preferred to vote for. Il have
no choice. replied the citizen, Il am
man without politics" The candi
date gave hima straight ticket. and he
went to the polls and voted it He was
probably the only voter in the county
that had no preference for meu or
parties.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-06
STATE ELECTION RETURNS.

Following are the returns from diff
fereut parts of the State in the order in
which they were received:
H4lleck Bradley 20 majority, Deal
IL.
Toano Bradley 8 majority, Deal 6,
Elko--BradIey's majority $50. balance
of State ticket about 100.
Tuscarora--BradIey 33 majority,
count not completed.
Carson--E,tim4t majority for Kin.
kead 23U.
Washoe City Bradley 10 majority.
Reno--KlukeAd "a IN al ority as far AS
counted.
H4milton--Kinkead IA majority.
Daggett 30
Lincoln Co., Pan4ca precinct Brad
ley 81 majority. DIAL 81.
BullionvilIe- Democratic ma ority 80.
Edeeka--It is impossible to say how
the coonty has gone. bat it is thought
kinkead will have l0) mj)rlty. The
tickets are wonderfully scratched.
Silver City d lggett IS majority,
kinkead ia, Mgh-ls 81. H4wley H.,
BicKuell 60. B.bcock 81. Hallock 80,
Crockett 81. Marphy 1O4, Hatch 70
and Hammond 81.
Aurora--Fhere were 229 votes polled
ia this precinct. Following are the
raajorities of the candd ties on the
State ticket: Kinkead 80. Mighels 8,
Daggett As, Hasley 66. Bicknell As.
Babcock "a, H.liock 24. Crockett &C.,
Murphy 66. Hatch 81. Hammond 81.
Tickets badly scratched.
DIAMOND Springs Precinct gives the
following majoIitles: Kinkead 10,
Mlghels s. Dagsett 8. H.wley 8. Bick
nell 8, Babe jck ID, H.llock 8. Mnrphy
tie. Hatch 8. Crockett 6, Hammond 6.
Davenport g.
Gold Hill Fourteen hundred and
eighty four votes polled. Estim ated
majority for Kiukead $50. Dlggett 800.
Tickets badly scratched. Count will
not be over for 81 hours Legislative
ticket has gone largely Republican
Carlin-- Bradley 45, Kinkead 60,
Adams 49, Mighels Is. Deal 81, Dag
gett n.
Austin--Votes polled in both wards
of Austin City TAB. When 30 were
counted majorities were as follows
Bradley "a, Adam. 81. Deal 25. Cole z,
Rule 81, Baker 10, Esther % Kittrell
30. Day ID. Sessions 49, Ballots badly
scratched. which causes very great
delay in counting