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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-14

Mr.. SHANNON is making the Valley CLAIR
on an influential journal. He is one Of the
men who think for themselves; and, with
out regard for consequences, tell their opin-
ions of men and things. We DO not some
times agree with Shannon, but We admire
his cussedness and read his paper with
pleasure.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-14

THE tendencies of the Nationals, says the
Washington correspondent of the New
Orleans Tines, are all toward communism.
We think their tendencies are all toward
Offices into which they will never get. The
National chicken was dead in the shell be-
fore il was Matched.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-14

Mr.. J. +. Mccartney, in the last number
Of his paper, the Metropolis Times, defends
himself against al attack made upon him
by the Vienna journal. the "homc organ
Of Mr.. Kuykendall. Mr!McCartney says he
was reared a Democrat Of the old Jackson
anti-natonalbank and ant.monopoy school
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-14

CAPT. EAps is not the kind of man 10 be
crushed,' says THE CAIRO BULLETIN. At
any rate, it VII take pile-driver, and not
a Picayune hammer, to do the crushing
business New Orleans Times.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-14

THE candidates for Congress in the dis
trict opposite Cairo in Missouri, are r. a.
Hatcher, the present member, L. II. Davis
Nassic Ward, Posey Woodside and Sol G..
Kitchens. Mr.. Kitchens is a National. The
other gentlemen are Democrats.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-14

THE first pattering drops of great rain
Of crooked whiskey have fallen at Cincin-
matt. We are requested by the govern
ment officers having the matter in hand TO
look out for the storm.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-14

ANOTHER communistic workers nest
has been discovered. II is at Parkersburg
West Virginia.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-14

that he saw the wong Of : 1ierican slavery
and opposed it; that in 1850 he cast the
only vote that was cast in his county Tor
John 6. Fremont; and that he rushed tothe
rescue of the flag when Logan and Kuyken-
dali were making up their minds, doubling
whether they would make more by going
Ga, IT,, l,. Tho ,,ovornnncnt
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-14
pERusE THIS.
LADIES, READ!

Decorations for Antique Pot
terry, China Glass and other
Ware; Gold and Silver Paper,
Tissue and Glazed Paper, all
Colors; Sheet Wax, Single and
Double Thick, all COlOrs and
and Shades; Moulding Tools;
Silver and other Wire: Flow
er Cutters: Anchors, Harps,
Tyres and Crosses; Moss, fine
COlors; Wax Flower InstrIc-
ton Books, etc: Splints. all
lengths, White, Walnut, and
all COlOrs.
For all these 60 TO Barclays.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-14
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.
aocratic Nominations,

CATHERINE E., sister of Rev. Hem
Ward Beecher. is dead.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-14
Bald Heads, Attention !
Carboline at Barclays.

Plain and Fancy Stationery;
Papateries in large Variety,
attractive for their Beauty,
Novelty and Superior Quality;
Mourning Papeteries: Letter,
Note, Fools and Legal Cap Pa
pers: Envelopes, Pens, Pencils;
French, English and Ameri-
can Inks; Sealing Wax and
Waters Of the Olden Time:
Chalk Crayons, White and As
sorted COlors; Rubber Bands,
etc. If in Want don't buy I'M
til You have Seen and Priced.
For all these 60 To Barclays.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-14
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE AGENCY OF
WELLS e KERTH,

EErT.r-EsTISG TIE
ROYAL Canadian c. 9i s. q e, cS nos
British America A.. Sf To'? q a. G9s =
Milleyille Fire aud . Marin :. y, g. SD
N'iiiiii'iNi ul Asset. ........ Sjl5.$}i -.
ITuion 20! Philsdelphis; c.istll-hed IL !-Di
HUI A-sct.. ssSiisauu
Eipomon'u or Dayton. o.
iiCllIoIi > Assets .... .......... $40 i2i HJ.
Ea,.non tOf Frccport. IL
WI Iii"il A..ets. .......... Siai.s57.s3.
RISKS WRITTEN At FAIR RATES.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-14

Carboline at Barclays.
HOUSEk EEPERS,
ATTENTION.
If YOU want a little Varni>h,
Furniture Polish. Linseed Oil,
Turpentine. White Lead, Paint
or Colors Of anykind. a White
wash Brush. Paint or ValniSh
Brush, Stove Backing, Shoe
Dressing, Sewing Machine Oil.
or any Of an Hundred other Articles
in Daily Use, go to Barclays Drug
store. either on the Leyec or on Wash.
iugton Avenue. and Get What You
Want at Prices to suit the times.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-14

Displayed advertircments VIII DC cHHfEVu dVtUIu
ing TO the space occupied. al above rates-there be-
ing twelve lines of solid type 10 the inch.
To regular advertisers We offer superior induce.
ments both a. 10 rates Of charges and manner Of
displaying their favors.
tom ten cents per line for each subsequent inser
ton.
Communications upon subiec OF general interest
20 the public are al all times acceptable Rejected
manuscript will not be returned.
Letters and communications should be addressed
Cairo Bulletin, Cairo, Illinois"
JxO. II. OBERLY. General Manager.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-14

Once in Alexander County Bank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08

ment had occupied points Of tho Boulair lines.
The Russian Grand Duke Nicholas and staff
will 20 to Constantinope.
The following additional points Of the armis-
ticc conditions are asserted in special dcs-
patches TO the London morning papers:
That tho railway between Adrianople and
Constantinoplc be repaired and operated. and
also the telegraph line between Adrianople and
Odessa by way of Constantinople; the raising
Of the bockadc Of the Black sea ana the Danube
Tor everything except ammunition; the Rus
SANS to occupy the Black sea consts from the
hussian frontier to Baltchik. and from Missoui
10 Derkiol: on the sea of Marmora the Russians
10 occupy Batmk. TchakmadJe and Tscharkiol;
and on the Egean sea from Enos to Mckri.
RUSSIANS at the su1"Te on, ~ RRoms @ e' inc
BUCHAREST. Feb. Both Houses have passed.
t"rmincd to maintain the Integrity Of Roumn-
MA, ana VIII not agroc to exchange any portion
OF me comntry Tor territorial or other compen-
saton. The Senate appointed a committee 10
draw up n protest TO the guaranteeing powers
Against ne retrocssion of J, ssarabia.
Tho Post says n telegram has been received in
London announcing the cessation Of hostile
tics in the Greek provinces Of Turkey by
tho signing OF an armisticc upon the under
standing that all causes Of d-sension shall
bc referred 20 the conference. the Greek
army meanwhile remaining in Thrssnly and
Epirus. and Turkey undertaking not to attack
The Insurgents in Crete II IL also stated thnt
the Turkish fleet has been ordered not to pro-
cced To the Piraeus. but remain in readiness
outside ~ the llHrdanellrs.
The Ndndnrds Vienna correspondent says:
On Thursday a private telegram arrived hero
whirh saws mat the British ilset IL again leav-
ing for the Dardanollcs."
Tine NnWtDrrs COnstantinople special reports
mat the lines OF defence Of ConstuntinOple have
been dismanicd and the guns brought into tho
city. Several Russians have arrived there to
assist in the Soiuemont Of the boundaries.
Gonslnntinoplc dated Fob. 7. 3 L. NJ. by way OF
III Arich. says:
:, In ac,or.lancc with tho conditions Of tho ar
mistice, the Turkish forces have evacuated the
lines OF iortiilcWions Of CoustantinOplc. The
RUSSIAN troops ar" now in the lines
Tn" Cabinet meeting which Is now I'm session
was very suddenly called The Lord Chnncel-
Tor wns summoned while engaged ina cnsc in
me House OF Lords. the hearing Of which Was
Immediately SUSPENDED
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08
TINT .MINNING SI.NOO.
The Mysterious Disappearance Of Package
of Money from the Treasury.

WA-HGNGTON, Feb. For several DAYS
past that part of the Treasury Department
whcr" the money bags are deposited has been
greatly exercised over tho mysterious disap-
pearunce Of n package containing 81 500 in
erccnbacks. The dark feature of the event is
that nobody appears to know when the package
in question left the vaults Of the Treasury. 1t
was last seen some two years ago. but what he
came OF it nobody knows. This money, which
has thus slipped out OF the Treasury In this
eccentric fashion. has the merit Of having gone
a. il came-surrepttI ously. 1t was the
&C emulation Of series of Illegal fines imposed
10y ex-Trrasurcr New upon national banks and
individuals who sent money for redemption i'm
properly packed. Mr.. New though, he had the
right to charge for the extra time consumed 10y
his clerks in counting and assortn. the money
which did not come packed In the manner re-
quired by the regulations Of the office. He very
soon ascertained the illegalty of his act and
stoppcd. but not before he had collected
l.sOO. Upon the transfer Of the money
and effects in the Treasury, -. from Mr..
81 500 appeared, and Mr.. Wyman addressed a
Letter to the Secretary ASKING what disposition
he should make OF II. Assistant Secretary Coz
nant replied ~ king for all tho information on
the subject and such recommendation Ms Mr..
Wyman might suggest; The Treasurer, re-
parties who had been neecei by Treasurer
New and recommended that the money be- COW
cred into the Treasury rs miscellaneous re-
ceipts. To this letter. owing To- the neg
ligence. as il charged OF Mr.. Upton.
now Chief Clerk Of the Treasury but then
1onants clerk. no reply was ever returned.
Two years elapsed. and no one thought OF the
81 800 package until few days ago somebody
had the curiosity to inquire for II. A diligent
ransacked. out no trace OF the missing pack
age could be found. The strangcst part Of
the AFFAIR II that when the transfer
OF money and efferts Of the Treasurer's Office
was made from Wyman to Mr.. Gilfiilan, the
present Treasurer. no mention was made OF
this 81 500 parcel. nor WIS It's absence ever no.
tced although Upton wis one Of the committee
who counted the treasure in the vaults. COM
mlttee cons listing Of ASS slant Secretary French
First Comptroller Upton. and Chief Clerk Up
ton are investigating the matter
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the hands OF n receiver. and giving his own
construction of the law. he came to the conclu-
SION thnt the companies wero not procluded
Super ntendent. and that they could he pro-
ceedcd against to compel thcm to pay such
Armed with this opinion. Mr.. Smyth. II is
charged. commenced operations, il IL also said
that he represented to tho officials Of some oil
These companies that this opinion Of senator
Harris had the approval 81 cx-Attorncy Cen
cral Farchild, and IN a very recent cnsc. also,
that il was endorsed 10y the present Attorney
General. Mr. Schoonmaker. | have the very
best Of rcnsons for know ing that the latter asscr-
tion is without the slightest foundation, and
nm also informed by those who are in post
ton TO know that the same If true as TO any ac-
ton OF the Kind by Mr.. Farchild.
1t il SAID that the Irregularities charged are
not confined to officials in the Insurance De-
partment Men active in the ranks Of the Re-
publican party in this state. high IN official po-
sitions and in tho confidence Of their constitu-
ents. are said to have shared in the procecds
OF these examinations. and part Of The
purposes. II is also charged that in one in
stance. whore the ATTORNEYS engaged in looking
into the titles Of property on which company
had loaned lis money reported objections To the
titl"s and securities. they were ignored
by the department. and the titles pronounced
good ON the payment 10y that company of the
bills presented for examination.
There are "a thousand and one rumors affect
ing tn" management Of the department. and so
prr~ silently are they repeated that they obtain
general credence and are work ing injury to the
INSURANCE. Interests perhaps 10 innocent par
tn" charge that the Superintendent has been
making examinations IN violation " the law.
he must br in pcachcd or indicted before the
Grand Jury. ati the snnle Is true Of the officers
Of the companies who have paid for such eN-
amiuatous without the bills having been au-
ditcd and approved by the Comptroller. In be-
hail of the latter. II Is urged that they pnid m
Ignorance ct tho law. or from fear of the power
over their welfare Of the Insurance Depart
mcut. Onn way IN which they can establish
su'h Innocence is to aid the lcgis 'ature and the
department I'm this inquiry. by bringing forth
bills which, It IN alleged. they have paid and
which II IL now said they withhold from those
who hive "a rilht Co examine them.
A. O, ComptrUiirr oil .nti it il "a pror0gative of
his office 10 audit uli bills Tor examinations NJ
insurance companies, aud If hs rights and du-
ties lave been ignored or intrrirred with. either
hy another department of tho Government or hy
these companies. then he must. in justice a.
himself, demand un investigation, or ut least
require the ron panirs go exhibit To- him all the
billie thcyhaNr paid iothc INSURANCE u partment
since he became Comptroller. Mr. Olcot. his
from any duty that may lie before him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08
Ilil,.


HRRH WARTIME suddenly ON rHrsltv Fob a.
Juan NuuH IilDtuf. 800 t'lc "l.i A. trN i..-a-
itr atNr- nui liI' nd~ni tr tH. iIr rrsI Nf IN in
Nt.d fu trut tlr funeral lruu fIlr fe-Ifu.s ui his
VI
M,krrvrR -on Wednesday, Feb 1ohn NeHeever
agti - wears
Relatives and friend, are invited to attend hi, funeral
from BIZ late Residence, 40 chati Il un SUNDAY Feb
~. at rf VI
rErrir AZ astoria. Tuesday Fob s. 90 clnsunip-
tom Nlian Clinton, Youngest SON oi tlr late tNl NJ Is
flutHf u,mi.i'.id. J. AGED 90 NNnr- aud months.
Relatives and fIrui- of th' family Hrr .tI,v IN
Nt'd Co attend she nut RAJ trnm rIul. church. ilsw.
lru, Siap 90, un saturday, fth %, 90 u trl A. VI.
"a
RAMSEY Mrs Mary \ Ramsey wife 0' David Ramsey.
fuWfnl wu ukc llnrr 81 the rc,i4tult, - cranberry
- HrnukINu. at2 VI.
rkAHl ~ -uu Thursday. alter snort IiNr -s, Thomas
T. -.thDry. iu lf. 7lti trHr
Funeral fNW his lat fr.ifr o. ~ freeman 81 Green.
point. 900 saturday. hfl .uP
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08
rIiE NEWS ~ NEW YORK.
Cardinal Nccio.hey'. Omcini Announcement
Of the Went AMmItcd.

The ncws Of the death Of the Pope had
been too long anticipated TO create much ex.
element when it was Mt last received in this
citv. The contradictions in the dispatches. too.
as published in the evening newspapers. led
many to disorrdt the reports altogether There
were. therefore, no such popular expressions II
sorrow. even among Catholics a. under other
eir umstun 'ns might have been expo ted.
Whether Cardinal McCpsk"v had rr'olV'd "a
iu, Sslgr from Rome announcing the Pom
Cardinal would soc no visit r.. and went 20 hrd
carly. Father Fdrrrliv. his s,.r'i nv. WIS not
tn b' found. As soon u- uu OH 'idl announce
urut reaches the Cardinal thc frogramm" Tor
tNr 0.-rryU noes IN Thus dlD'tS" WI u, i-sWrI.
C.tNrtlrul nud I'm AID in. leading Catholic
churches. tho interiors at wal Ia will Doe drapod
m mourning. In Ola" tatuHdrti an imposing
cufuaIIuur. containing % iunHr 'isktt, WI pcs
pmuni In the rhHne"l Addresses Will bc de-
llVcrrd hy several pastors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08
THE IEHT LATEST.
HE Pop"'s n"ath the Resuit OF Over-ra en-
ton The Feeling In Nome.

Eo'ir. I,O 7. The popes legs were 50
mHNh better yesterday that he WAS able 10 wax
l"" ''"is. IL is believed that this exoriion
Wis ."'.. JAe change for the worse occurred
0". K Do tue morning, when the death
~ Day began. The Cardinals were assembled
IA % lA t.e next room. but ALL together
"'ln 'i"i isnlfarles Of the Papai Count. We're at
N's .Ie 10 The moment of death.
'"fNn" l.AenlaA'a administered the last
sa'rtmrlis.
'A' Am'1-sal0rs accredited to the Vatican
.N'l make inquiries in the morning. King
Hll' ads, constantly sent for information.
y, ONE ie now admitted ~ the Vatican except
'-' f'n'l'm chalnberlains. who are charged
n.4 llr OH 'e II guarding the corpse.
"'N0 iSnYr hlmeOni. the Cardinal Secretary
~ suite has ordered tho OsSerraiore Romano.
'nr laly organ u the Vatican. 10 suspend pub
'Nilon unti tomorrow.
me city is perfectly tranquil The authori-
"'e AAFe iakonall the measures they deem nee
'es'iy' IT," police and municipal guards pre-
'el' tplloleh 10 the Vatican.
i"Nh"A. ieb S.-Thore can be no doubt II
~" i'I death. The morning journals fully
'.n''i'h 'Ne Previous reports from Rome.
'N' I4rr'''n's special despatch from Rome
'' ,'iI luo new, OF the popes death has
''i'y teen officially announced. and gives
owing particulars. THE Pope at 4
e.t," hs'n"-i1y night fclt a sudden sufio-
n- Death wins dix time He was
gay nni and wandering. His last mo-
,r were lu"A. lie said. Guard tho Church
"4il 81 well and sarrrdly.'
ina ~, illin"l ate rau-" of death was the clos
IV, no" wound M the leg. which made tho
nlI. mount INTO the lungs and brain. Car
W. nam nf ana lioWHrd aud many others
W.T., present Ht the death
SIM 1h lave has commenced. Cardinal
be,, ll mas ielrln loi troops, and tho Govern
ssl t, mas a'redcd a. his request. The Amhas-
b,dy',s U.Irrdil ted 10 the Vatican have gone in a
iud',t.'i lhe Italian Government insures the
81 l"hce OF this Conclave and offers any
o,'EE. mat Cardinal simeoni may demand"
nou,tF accounts say the cause Of death was the
N''Hs o. water TO the heart The Pope
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08
live stock MARKET.

NEW York Thursday. Feb. There were
sl'ania roa-, and ihe stock uain iu. over thc Erie
road with % car loads OF cattle tue Jersey city
krt place. trtniUud hN Port
iris ami not likely to reach here before evening.
Hence there was mo- trade In beet cnte worth noting.
ear load of nir Missouri steers l2~I NJ average he'll
over iruu Nr-'rirN. changed hHuis AZ Wi,r r. N to
drr 1t ns tu the of Texans td7 Ms,
at nc to lfo-- d0 NJ. with ~ g. head nn and do
ii rs of $50 Co dress i1 ms The steamer Denmark,
winch -ni,d tiav tor London. took 100 steers,
alive. for Metuuu,te 4 Eastman
Receipts of calves were ~ head. making e3n since
MONDAY ar1lust i11 ir Che time last week Market
steady 90 ga. -i .r. r. y for common tn good vculs
k"rrilfs ui sheep aud lambs were 10 uid~ 502
hrHi making total of II i20 .iuce Monday against
N.il- Tor the time last wrlk There de.
maud for eNpur ami prime stock sold fairly at about
former prices. but Washington Market grades ruled dull
nud lower ami several car lutd- remained uu-ud. or
dutrN tu choice sheep RANGED 50 -D 81 - r. 100
VI. nui ear llai. 90 extra ONO wttlcrs holdug
Ton g. 30 a lnu ns
Receipts ~ h,s'@ - car loads 90 head max
in. II l31 Monday. against same time
lat week Market dun aud w'nk. at - alafFo- e 10
fs. Tor 1--we ho.- and ls5,c q n tor city dressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08
.iNDERSON GTILTr.
The Verdict In the Case OF One OF the Re-
turning Board Members.

New ORLEANS, Feb. Judge Whitaker
opened court this morning. and took a recess t.
prepare his charge to the jury on the Anderson
trial. Before the rec'ss the Court referred t.
an art 'le in the morning paper asserting that
Wells had said he could give any amount OF
bail, hut had not made up his mind yet. The
Court said that II this was true the bonds should
he raised to i2lull again. The sheriff was in
-'ru. f't o. $500 Mr.. Wells about the remarks
Arer1' 80 him. GOV. Wells made the following
sNllanaiD
Ntw orfYAvs P.rt.u PrisoS. Fob : ie7-
N O. ts.rf N~if INST earfnI ssi fii
-rr.f. n..f am rrrarta saving tlat could sl,-
HtI 900 fIe sH orI-Iufs fNst hut fhaf object
f"ns .u D, f1r NE rntrn OF ioroiuf 90" state 90 treat
dNfu- fl- uI tI lN>t- NOT fftr, ami
.HIr ff HuHNfhurfni lutlN afNus hsNr iutrustsi
with 5000 and our as-iair, aid hHve been guli
only ht fHur fifi.e A. health - impaired. hope
fon wall couinn' t"nr enor's n release from mrh
puhturlAtut WIN Nt-h regard, your ui'siirt servant
SignUi MADISON WILLS
Tho Jury In the case Of Gen. Anderson
brought in "a verdict of guilty.
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8 Victoria. Young GLASGOW
= Niagara. Curii. Havana
s. luft-yillc Pierce. Philadelphia
- chnbcl, over. Cape nayu Jan 81, and Gonaiyes
Sist
:, Neptune. Berry. Boston
:. Isaac BELL, Lawrence. Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk
ssGcllert. Barend- Hamburg
Shtp Imp maj, Crosby. Antwerp
shin Cavalier. GHrNcy. Liverpool.
snip Rhine. Stetson, London.
SHIP Joseph CLARK. Havencr Liverpool
shin Alexander Marshall Gardiner LIVERPOOL
Bark Montreal. Cpalncet. Liverpool
Bark Young Eagle. punhan Cariif
Bcrk MART nomni. Rochester. Eng.
Barn Reh'rca Caruana. Johnson, Matanzas
BARK Angelina, tapurru. Hull
Bark La nloire HAY -ton. Antwerp.
Bark Germania. Prhcu Ouorto
Bark Chna. Jordcn. Bremen
Barn k"sircl. Lockart, Curacao.
Bark Nicola. Harper. Seville
Bark noiuugcn. Larsen II Nazairc.
bark Emehe. Schunger Bremen.
Brig VIM Andrews. Brown. 81 Marc.
Brig Princess Beatrice. simmons. Punta Petre.
Also the usual river anil coastwise vessels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-08
MORE PROOF or FRiJD.
The Returning Hoard. tnnceaIm.nt OF 900
Votes for IiIdrn.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. Il have socn to-
night the Grant parish returns. including the
consolidated statement and Commss .oners re-
turns. These documents were secretly taken
from the Return ng Board rooms during the
occupancy of the State House 10y Packart'S gar
ri-nn. Wells and company have sworn
before two Congressional committees that
the reason they REJECTED Grant parish
i'm toto WIS because they never had any returns
from that parish. Yet here they ar, with the
kgiurn'ng Board receipts aud proper dates
affixed IN regular form. aud found IN custody
OF the board. They have only very recently
b"eu shown 10y their dlsfoVcrrr. and contain
ncurly 9un majority for tine Tiden electors.
Their suppression Is one of many frauds more
slArln. tAan The Nrrnon pr " lurserIes.