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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-17
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the
Different j Judicial Bodies.
oovNrY counr-Jupog lloyd,

COUNTY CouRT-Jup0g BOYD,
State Of West Virginia vs.. James
Norman. In this case an appeal from
Squire Phillips, on u peace warrant,
was not sustained by the defense, but
the Judgment given by the Justice was
affirmed.
Thomas Currcn for +. l.arkn vs., the
Roneys Point and West Union turn
pike company. In this ease motion
In demurrer Was oycrruled.
Mary :. Allison, exccutriN, VS.. Mary
Mnrling, In this case n demurrer Wa
overrulod, aud the ease duckctci Tor u
hearing January 3rd. 1870.
Merchants National bank VS.. Hanna
Il Clemens, III assumpslt, iemurr" III
this casa was oycrruled,
TAYLOR Foreman vs.. j. q. fendieton,
committee, In assumpsit. Demurrer
oyerruled.
James Aialoney vs.. Peter Dolan, Tor
trcspass. This suit Is brought 10y Mai
onev Ia recover from Dolan 5000 dam-
ages ior mn alleged unprovoked attack
made hy the defendant, The case was
put upon trial before the following jury:
Robert Crawford Vim. Taylor, Thee.
Klovis, Chas. Bushy, Isaac u. Kelly, |.
T. Carpenter \. II, Gcor, john French,
\. Pogue, W. +, lsutlcr, q, A, Bcall and
VIM. Goethe. The case Is still on trial
Jacob Snyder w, Samuel Stillwcll, in
assumpsit, Ia this cause motion to
quash was overrulcd.
Rev. T.. T. rrosscr, minister OF the
\. VI, H. Church, was authorized to
celebrate the rite al matrimony. Bond
81 800, with g. II, pciters and f. c.
Cracraii Us surctics.
Adjourned until 0o'rlock this morn
ing,
MuNICIrNL CouRr--Jup"E cRASMER.
The Whitman Il Harness manuh,ctur
ing company w. Pryor Boyd, in AS
sumpsit, Judgment was given agans,
the defendant in mvor nj plaintiff Tor
SfiS'lS.
Spratt, johnson II ca, W.. Pryor
Boyd, in assumpsit. In this case
judgement was rendered against de
iendant Tor SiS3,I6.
l.. l.. Ncedharu Il Co. vs., John
Ruling and &. \. House, in assumpsit,
Judgment in favor OF plaintiffs for St32.
Rhode ID. Asmus vs. John {. Ruhl,
| III NSShul'N'is '"'s"'NN ~ 't''' w
plaintiff iur Si0.Ih.
Robert Crangle and James palzrll W,
FranrI. \. Britt, James {. ilervcy ant
rhns. q. Britt, III asSumpsit. Judgment
III favor OF plaintiffs tor SlOR4i.
Ferdinand RrInhart Il al, W. fctro
Fischer in assumpsit Judgment III
favor oi plaintiff ior S2l3.l6.
Adjourned until "Wednesday nj 10
! o'clock.
POLICE COURT -IunaE CRNNMER.
The following eases were disposed VI
Yesterday morning;
Pryor BOYD confessed Judgment aud
was fined $50 aud costs inr prostitution,
| on u warrant sworn out 10y Mrs Relyi.
| deere Lamb.
rhin Bobbctt, dlsorlerly, paid fine
ol ~ and costs.
James Steelman, disurdorly, was timed
~ and costs. Paid.
John Francis MAS sent up iur Thirty
! days inr drunkenness.
Mary Reilly, lor the same nlirnsr,
paid tine al III AMI costs.
Andrew Schatlrr, lor driving too
rapidly, VAS fined II and costs Exc
cutluu suspended.
Andy flcmiug, Tor assaulting Lee
Robinson, VAS tined II and costs Exc
rutiou suspended.
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We Know Them,

The "dix1y blondes" under the mana
gerial hand OF May fiskc, and who APP
peared in Washington Hall during the
latter part ot last summer, have been
creating u sensation IN Montreal They
were rebukci by the press Tor the how
neck,si style al their dresses, and Miss
Fiske in published resort says I'VE
pattern after Canadian royalty \
writer hum one OF the Watering places
las, season observed that the low neckcd
dress Was something the press should
look into. The editor ri the paper pub
fishing the letter, remarked that as lar
w. he knew, no mcmhcr ri the press had
ever neglected an opportunity at hook.
iny into the low .nc,ktNl dress
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, havcng had PLACED in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula ct
a simple vegetable remedy ior the speedy
and permanent cure Of consumption,
bronchitis, ca,arrh, asthma, and all
throat aud lung affections, also posi-
tive and radical cure for nervous debih-
" and all nervous complaints, after
having tested i,s wonderful curative
powers in thousands oi cases, has ielt it
his duty Ia make IL known Ia his suffer
ing fellows. Aciuatei hy this motive,
and a desire 10 relieve human suffering,
| will send, free OF charge, 10 ali who
desire il, the receipt, with full directions
Tor preparing, in GerruAn, French or
English, Send by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming the paper, WV.
sherar, i{s Powers Block, Rochester,
\. y.
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Holidays,

Persons DESTROYS oi making purchases
Tor Christmas presents cannot do hcttcr
than Ia call at the Little Shoe House
Around the Corner, Jerry Clemens, and
see the nice articles suitable Ia gladden.
the hearts OF many. Elegant worked slip.
pcrs for gentlemen and the finest assert
ment for ladies, misses and childrrus
wear, consisting OF Cloth Top, Cur hid
and French Kid Button Shoes, Tuilrt
slippers and almost every other article
kept in u frs, class shoe house The
examination oi stock Is respectfully
solicited Nv the public. No trouble To
show goods
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had Boys.

We arr informed that on certain even.
ings, II number ni Young men congrr-
gate AT the corner ul Wood aud Seven
tccnth streets ior the purpose at
conversation. during which they are
generally heard, 10y those who live IN
the Immediate neighborhood, 10 use
language most ioul 1t is L. he hoped
that these Young fellows may hr ~.
rested aud tined (or using such Language
rs is repnrted Ia MS
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Beacon Lights.

The following ate changes and discuu
tinuancrs in lights between Cairo, ILL.,,
uud Nicksburg, Miss;
Lights on loot OF bar opposite Osceola
moved to Main shore, 200 yards below
llamdrn's avenue,
Fort Pillow moved down half milr.
Light at rrcntiss discontinued Tor
want ri keeper.
Light nj Homochitta discontinued
Light ut Island % discontinued ior
want al keeper.
Light on Slumpy Point below Omega
up 100 yards,
Light in Millikcn's Bend moved down
half nile t. landing,
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rnE tI>,lNNNrl.
Christmas Sweets aud Now Years Nick
Naoks.

Such an abundant aud charming va.
riety oi delicious candy toys, Christmas
tree ornaments, nuts, fruits, canned
goods and rclishes, H. are being offered
ut Schul,zs confectionery, Market street,
was never seen in the city before, AMI in
which lac is offering country dcalersand
large consumers unhcard Of bargains
give him an early call,
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Another Valuable Hint.

Few, ii any, proprietary medicines III
America have euRterrei ~ great boon
on snieiy a. "Dr. &. McLane's Ceicbra.
ted Liver Pills "-hence limitations are
being submitted iaI extra profit by
many druggists. Blu, a. the DR. name
is spelt Lane, and the directions
wrapped inside are printed On wuer
marked paper, while the Pills are OF
darkish hue-otherwise yoa will he
dupe,i with trash.
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AMUSEN IENTS.

The John THOMPSON ION Hand
Combination has hccu booked by Man.
agcr Stirling to appear al WashnGto"
Hall OH the 25lh inst.
The Haywood Combination, which
appears at the Opera House Thursday
night, is said Ia bc the best troupe al its
kind ON the road. You desire n hearty
laugc and who don't - to scrthcm
at their entertainments
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u'rauNiNr.

The following transfer VAS admitted
To- record at the office ul the County
Clerk yesterday
Deed made November 10, ISIS, hv
Martina Baker and husband, Nicholas
Baker, Ia Louis, Helm, vile at Jacob
Helm, ior the north 10 tcct al lot No.
10, Chaplinc's addition {" the city.
Compensation 500.
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House Furnishing.

Since the Messrs. Neshiit have moved
into their new house, just completed,
oa Market street, they have one vi the
most attractive stores in the city. Their
stock al tin-ware and house-inrnishing
goods is very large aud complete, and
ladies in want OF anything in this line
cannot do better than 10 call at this fine
establishment
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Cruelty 10 Animals,

Constantly cnmplamtsarc being made
to us in regard 10 persons who are en-
gagged in hauling and who overload their
teams, thus causing great suffering Ia
the animals used in drawing the loads
The latest complaint is relative Ia a Ger
tain coal man who hauls up the grade
on Seventeenth street, irom the bridge,
Ii il said that some OF the drivers beat
their horses ieariuliy whenever they
stall" in going up the grade in qucs-
ton. There is law to prevent cruelty
to animals, and ii informed on, the per
sous guilty oi the charges can b. made
Ia suffer Tor their cruelty.
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We make u big display to-day.
Call and see us.
JACOB W. (iRlBH,
JeWeIer, 1854 Main Street.
Arm SCRllOl.

Last saturday afternoon while engaged
in scalding hogs at the slaughter house
G Chas ilotimann, at Fulton, Th"s,
raatG met with the painful accident al
having his left arm badly scallcd FROM
his shoulder down The scald will
compel Mr., Paat1 H. cease working Tor u
week or two.
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Chronic Diseases.

To those Who are suffering from dis
eases Of the above description We would
say: Give DR.. Hersh a trial. He las
had unparalleled success in such dis
eas.s, As his testimonials viii show.
Consultations free. Office at 1913
Chapline street, Wheeling, ". Va.
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RllNr N0MA.

The marks at the wharf NJ o'clock,
last evening, indicated II leet 3 inches
and rising slowly.
The Courier, Captain Jack Harrison,
will la the l'arkrrShurg packet at 1880
O'Clock this morning.
The Andes arrived on time yesterday
evening, and will return IL Cincinnati
thus evening.
The Katie St"ckdalr passed down last
night
The salt Valley viii pass down this
morning,
The Granite state is due up t",m"r,
row morning
The Emma Graham passed up AT
O'Clock this morning, and will pass
down hr Cincinnati tomorrow night.
The O'Neal will bc the Pittsburgh
packet ut o'clock this morning.
The tow boats George iySle and Alex
swift passed down with coal taws ycstrr-
day morning.
The local packets will hc found on
time to-day.
by Telegraph
Prrr>puWaU, Pa, December Ii. -
River ~ lcrt - inches and falling
Weather lair AMI cool
NASHVILLE, December III. River iali-
ing with II icct on the shoals. Arrived
Anderson, Cairo.
CiSClNNArI December Ii River 10
f'ri aud falling Weather cold. Ar
rived, Nlrgic lee, Evansville, Buckeye
State. Pittsburgh; Chas Morgan, New
Orleans Departed Buckeye state,
Pittsburgh; J. l.. Rhoads passed down
last night from Pittsburgh to- 81. Louis
ST. Lows, December Ii. Arrived
Storm No. .. Pumcroy; lrunsides and
hargrs, Cairo. Departed Scuddcr,
Baker and NiccIuy, Cairo. River fallen
about foot since Saturday and run
ming icr. Underwriters have an
nounccd that they will take no more
risks on southcrn-bound boats ill fur
Their notice. The Norton and Nv
Choice, with their barrcs, bound south,
are laid up twenty miles below here on
account u Ice. Weather mildcr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-17

GENuIrR'S Variety Store has the
largest stock OF Toys, Dolls, Hobby
Horses, NclocipcdrS, Wagons, aud other
novelties III the city. lie il creating u
panic among all Toy Dealers hy his
low prices. His many competitors are
completely lett in the shade. Ills store
IS always crowded, while other cstah
lis ,urnts ar, lett drso!atc aud alone
wIhnut nntruuS
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&C. uENTHER, the bass Toy dealer,
j. taking the town. Hundreds OF pco
pie are ,urnel away iaiil irom hls Va
rie,y store, opposite Eleventh street
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WALL Paper and Borders OF the best
designs, choicest colors, 10 please the
taste OF everybody, at prices Ia suit
everyone in want OF goods OF this kind
Harbour Il pittInan, 1859 Main street
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Mr. WM. PATTERSON, Truck No. l
(Balt. Fire Dept was cured ot severe
pain in the back by two applications ot
keller's Roman Liuiment,
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Tr> TnousN>p heads Chicago cabbage
ior sale cheap at j. Zurnits 4 Bros :,
liln Market street.
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black Diamond,

Below We give "A list OF boats, hargrs,
and the amount al coal run out from
Pittsburgh since sunday morning last
Many Of the boats passed down yrstrr-
day and last night:
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GENruRR'. Variety st.re is doing a
tremendous business
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SWEET repose enjoyed by those Who
take Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. II soothes
disturbed feelings brought on by a cold,
and positively cures coughs, sore throat,
al,
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GrxrRrR's Variety Store is the place
10 buy your Holiday Goods.
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everything thai ns
~ w that their chsapnsss Will be appasntto all
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THEY HAVE iUSTsOPENED A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF

Rich ACE
CrepeD
CrasOs Chine
MsdaIOns, Point
nuchssn adaMau lchasal
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-31
KENosHA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY OCTOBER 81 1873

Waukesha, in the place of Charles G. Williams
in January, A. D. 1879
MEMBER Of Assembly in the Assembly Dis
trlct. composed OF the county of KenOSha, in the
place OF Walter S. Dexter, whose term of Office
Will expire on the first Monday of January A.
d 1879.
sheriff in the place of Hugh McDermott,
whose term OF office will expire on the firs1 Mon
day OF January, A. d. 1879
-, A County. Treasurer in the place of Martin
first onday of January A. D. 1879,
County Clerk in the place of E. G. Timme,
whose term OF office will expire on the first Mon
day of January, A. d. 1878
A Register OF Deeds in the place of Daniel D.
BENEDICT, whose term Of Office will expire on
the first Monday of January, A. d. 1879.
A District Attorney in the place of Myron A.
Baker, whose term of Office will expire on the
first Monday of January, A. d: 1879.
G. Cole, whose term of office will expire on the
first Monday of January. a. D 1879.
a Coroner for the Ounty of KenOsha, in the
place of Dan. Head, whose term of Office will ex-
plre on the first Monday in January, A. d. 1879.
County Surveyor for the County of Kenosha,
In the place of Jason Lothrop whose term of
office will expire OH the first Monday in Janua-
ry, a. d. 1879
Notice hereby given that in accordance with
the above notice an Election will be held in the
several Towns, Wards and Election Precincts, OF
the County of Kenosha, on the Tuesday next
succeeding the first Monday, being the fifth day
| OF November next, for the purpose therein set
FORTH Signed.
| HUGH MCDFRMOTT,
| Sheriff of KenoSha County, Wis.
| Dated, Sherlffs Office, Aug 81, 1873.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-31

one-horse vocabulary without find
ing fitting words of laudation. He
gave a good exposition of the ques-
ton, and it is meet to say that the
GreenbackePs must have retraced their
steps home, " the eyes of their under
standing being enlightened"
At the close of the address the au-
dience called for a speech from Mr..
Quarles, who cleverly excused him.
self, but he allayed their disappoint-
ment, and raised their expectations
with the promise that at some future
time he would try to grant their re-
quest.
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SALEM.

Miss D. Brown visited Pleasant
Prairie friends during the past week.
Mr.. F. Munson, on account of poor
health, offered his resignation as Su-
perintendent of the Sunday school last
Sabbath.
Mr.. F. Schening has bought nice
single cutter of Mr.. Phil Kull of &C.
noa. Several other vehicles of his
make have found their way to Salem.
The Sons of Temperance will give
a free, and literary entertainment at
Salem Station next Friday evening
The usual invitation is extended to
all.
Hons. G. G. Williams and j. Y.
Quarles glorifed our town Friday eve
ming.
The Hon. G. G. Williams delivered
at Salem Station a stirring address on
the financial question, for which I
have ransacked, aye exhausted my
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-31
BRISTOL.
October %. 1877

oCVOIOa 4Otc
On Saturday night MI. c. Quarles
gave us a very excellent address on
the currency question. He spoke con-
slderably over one hour, yet not a
person moved for some time after he
stopped speaking. | think that was
quite compliment, as they generally
jump up as soon as n speaker is through
The church was comfortably full,
though few honest money men went
to hear Doolittle.
I inquired round to find out how
the Greedback meeting turned out. A
Greenbacker thou ght there was about
one hundred and seventy-tive persons
there. A Republican thought there
was fifty, certainly not over sixty. A
Democrat thought there might be
forty. How people will differ.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mead. who have
been visiting East, returned home last
Wednesday. Mrs. Mead has been I'M
we'll most of the time, she was away
and was completely FRUSTRATED on her
return. She was taken to Mr. w.
Walkers where she enjoys the filial
care of her daughter.
At Wesley chapel on Sunday, Elder
Lounsberry gave the people a sermon
or rather lecture. Subject: The
struggle of the will to overcome sinful
dispositions, and although he gave
them some metaphysical arguments
he kept it SO plain that any one there
might understand it. l.s
Mr. L. Hustled is on the sick list
but slowly improving.
In my notice Of the Dime Reading
at Wesley last week, | neglected to
mention the Misses Belts and Mary
Lane, whose singing added very much
to the enjoyment of the evening, as
did also that of Miss Brownice.
MI. Frank Hayward received a sur
prise party a short time ago. Mrs.
McClary, an old friend from New
York state called on him quite unex-
pectedlY.
We are glad to welcome back to
choir and Sabbath school at Wesley
Miss E. Ward.
Mrs. c. H. Ward is visiting at By
ron, III. Hope she is having a good
time.
Mrs. E. I. Mead died on Monday,
and will be buried on Wednesday. A
large circle Of friends mourn her loss.
SENEX.
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In this case the Chief Justice deliv-

In this case the Chief Justice deliv-
cred the opinion Of the court, and JUS
tlce Miller gave the only dissenting
opinion, commencing on page 626)
and Justices Swayne and Davis con-
Cured with him. Then Mr.. Daniels
statement has, SO far, no shadow of
foundation.
The next and last extract is from
the opinion of Justice Strong in the
Legal Tender Cases,
which are reported in the twelfth
volume of Wallace's Reports, and
commence on page 457, the excerpt
being on page 553, and is as follows
"The legal tender acts do not at
tempt to make paper a standard of
value. We do not rest their validi-
"ty upon the assertion that their
emission is coinage or any regula-
Z" ton of the value of money. Nor do
I'VE assert that Congress can make
anything, which has no value, mon
" ey. What we do assert is that Con,
"gress has power to enact that the
government promises to pay money
"shall be, for the time being. equiva.
" lent to the representative of value
=" determined by the coinage acts, OF te
multiples thereof"
Now see how plain a tale will put
these orators" down. In these Lega
Tender cases. five of the justices con
CURED. 1t is certain that the above
quotation is from the opinion of Jus
tice Strong; and if these astute law
yers, who seek to open the eyes O
those deceived will look on page 529 O
the volume cited they will find tina
Justice Strong delived the opinion o.
the Court. and that the Chief justice
and Justices Nelson, Clifford and Fiel(
dissented.
Judge Bradley delivered a concur
RING opinion, agreeing with the cour
and with the opinion of Judge Strong
See page 554.
Now it is very plain that "Col. Dan
, iels, and others following in his wake
have done one Of two things The
have sought to mislead the voters o
: this county either by reason of ignol
ance or malice. They have made gros
misstatements, either because they di
not know what they were talkin
: about, or they have perpetrated a de
{ liberate falehood, "a malicious Islander
Those gentlemen can choose between
the horns of this dilemma
The law reports referred to can al
be found at the law office of Messrs
Hayes & Van Buskirk in kenosha an
the correctness of the quotations ca
be easily verified. Now let these gen
} tlemen prove their assertions from tn
books or stand convicted of reporting
what Is not true. Yours Truly,
j. Y. QUARLEs.
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A RARE MUSICAL EVENT.
MONDAY, NOV. 4th.

MONDAI, NV. 4Cu.
On Monday evening, Nov. 4th, the
famous Swedish Lady Vocal Quartet,
who gave eight concerts last winter
in Chicago, appearing before over
seven thousand persons, will give a
concert in the Congregational church.
Mr.. Freygang the celebrated Russian
harpest will also appear. The quartet
sing songs in English, German and
Swedish, pleasing all tastes. Their
music can be enjoyed by everybody.
1t is rare indeed that Kenosha is
favored with such entertainments,
and the occasion should attract a large
audience. The Chicago Times OF Nov'
It'll, 1877, says: The Swedish Lady
Vocal Quartet on Monday evening
commenced a series of concerts at Nc
Cormick's Hall, to an audience Of over
fifteen hundred persons, comprising a
large representation of our best must
clans. All the selections, consisting
of polkas, gallops and waltzes, in
English, German and Swedish, were
superbly rendered, and received with
much pleasure. The ladies show
wonderful training and rare vocal
abilities. We have head many a fine
stringed quartet, executed by picked
artists accustomed to play together,
but these ladies have taught us that
the human voice is capable of that
which other instruments can never
attain.
For the accommodation of those
who desire reserved seats diagram
has been placed at Johnson's Book
Store.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-31

William Creaney, NOM
mated by the Greenbackers for Sheriff.
positively declines the nomination.
He says he was nominated without his
knowledge or consent, has always
been Democrat and proposes to con-
tlnue to act with his party. This
leaves but one or at most two Demo
Gratis on the Greenbackers ticket. And
judging from the past it may be expect
ed that at least one half of these will
vote the the Democratic ticket.
Would not the Republicans on the
Greenbackers ticket act wisely to de-
cline the nominations and act with
the Republican party. 1t is not vet
too LATE to abandon bad cause and re-
turn to we'll doing.
Since the foregoing was written there
has been another change in the Green
hacker ticket but just what we are not
able to say.