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The Texas Pacific Railroad Bill.

| WASHINGTON, December 10Th
Friends Of the Texas Pacific bill say
they are much encouraged by the vote
obtained to-day for Matthew'S resolu-
ton to take it up, in antagonism both
to Blaine's resolution and Wadleighs
bill. They claim that all the twenty.
SIX Senators who supported Matthew'S
motion are certain to vote for their
bill, and several Of the thirty-two who
voted no on that motion are likewise
their assured freinds. The correct
ness of this claim is, however, not ad-
mitted by the leading opponents of the
Texas Pacific measure. Booth is one
of those who voted against taking it
up. Mitchell also voted no, as Gro
yer was recorded in the affirmative.
Testing the Sense Of the Senate.
New YORK, December 16th.-The
I136une's Washington special says:
If Senator Matthews correctly inter-
prets the vote upon his motion to take
up the Texas Pacific Railroad bill to-
day, that measure is destined to de-
feat The Senator said, in making
the motion, that it would be a conven-
lent mode of testing the sense of the
Senate upon the merits of the Texas
Pacific scheme.
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Encouraging Signs in Business.
Nerth American.


Among the encouraging signs of an
increased impetus to business is the
demand for statesmen and clerks. Ex-
perienced men find their services
worth tie prics they ask, and even
book keepers are sought for This is
one Of the surest indications of revi-
val of trade which is believed to be
permanent, for in every branch peo-
pie are preparing for business which
will not be limited to the holiday sea-
son, bat will extend through the win
ter months, with the prospect Of great
er activity in the spring than at any
time in six years.
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Something for toe New Year.

The world renowned success Of Hostel,
ter's Bitters, and their continued populari-
ty for quarter Of century as stomach
ic is scarcely more wonderful than the
welcome that greets the annual appear
ance OF Hostetter's almanac. Fhis valua-
bic medical treatise is published by Hos
letter l. Smith, Pittsburg, Pa, under their
own immediate supervision, employing SO
hands in that department.. Ten cylinder
printing presses, 5 folding machines, 3 joo
presses, &c, are running about eleven
months in the year on this work, and the
issue of same Tor 1879 willnot be less than
ten millions, printed in the English, Ger
man, French Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish,
Holland, Bohemian and Spanish Ian
guages. Refer to a copy Of it for valuable
and interesting reading concerning health,
and numerous testimonials az to the efiica-
cy of Hostetters Btlers, amusement
varied information, astronomical calcnla-
tons and chronological items, &c, which
can be depended on for correctness. The
Almanac for 1879 can be obtained free Of
cost from druggists and general country
dealers in all parts OF the country,
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By some accident the headings Of a
Marysville paper got transposed the
other day, and the next day the nup-
tials of old Mr. Pennybacker, who had
married young lady of sixteen, ap-
peared under the caption of Gold
Blooded and Terrific Deed" while a
report of the murder of a Mr.. Bolts
was announced as "a Most Delightful
Affair"
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Riddled With Buckshot.

MERIDIAN (Tex), December 10TH
Last night, while most of the citizens
were at church, fifty masked men com
pelIed the jailer to open the prison,
entered the cell of Mart and Tom Har-
rels, and riddled them with buckshot,
making another prisoner hold a light.
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A Thirty Years Lease.

ST. LOUIS December l3lh.-A Fue-
bio dispatch says: The .AtcF ison, To-
peka and Santa Fe Railroad takes
possession of the Denver and Rio
Grande road tonight, under a thirty
years lease. The new arrangement
gives the company entire control of
the carrying trade Of Southern Color
ado.
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Dissolution Notice.

nvsfE PARTNERSHIP PHERETOFoRE EXISTING
4 between Drs. II. y. Dausman ana " A. befRet
-, ,t.t. 9av baen dissolved by mutual consent
4 n those indebted TO Us viii please come Forward
and settle within thirty days.
Dr. Berger VIII remain here. and Or. Dausman
vii! leave shortly for Boise City
r. J.. DAUsNAE,
J.. A. BERGEE.
Idaho CITY, oct. 81, 1873.
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New YORK, December l4th.-The
express companies doing business be-
tween this city and the West have
agreed upon a new schedule Of re-
duced rates on wcst-bound freight, t.
take effect January lst.
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4 Fiend Properly Sentenced,

LOUISVILLE, December l3th.-The
Jury in the case Of George Washing
ton, negro who horribly outraged
Frances 0ue, white girl aged II,
using knife to accomplish his pur-
pose, in October last returned YER
dict Of guilty, and affixed the penalty
as death hY hanging.
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Northern Paci6o Railroad.

NEw York, December l6,h-The
Directors Of the Northern Pacific Rail
roai meet tom rrow to open bids for
the construction Of 900 miles Of road
from the Missouri to the Yellowstone.
The road has done good business
the past season from Duluth to the
Red river BY an arrangement with
the St. Paul and Pacific road, the
Northern Pacific have the right of
way over their road from Sank Rap
ids to St. Paul.
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1strav Notion-

.i'1a, In - AE, ON STEVE Y0TREN's
p abo5Stp SpgF II Fayeite valley. BoiIe county. I.
s'a size NM. oecember 6. 1873, one graz mare.
eAt sbaa', SIX years old, and branded 10
oa TIE yg',ee r.'qs aud hall circle with bar in
~, abop. nt thigh. Also one roam mare,
aud bs1s sNo years old. and branded OG on
| n She cree with bar in centsr On the
!, 'as opne- pad laced aul has three whifc
\. layiae N =, !. nave hem by proving prop
RoBLRr FLINN.
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:, nL BpHlg Adjoining ilascnic Hail. Wall Street
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Jl,hp Semi meeklg Worll
Published

adayS &c Fridays,
IIAO BY THE
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a.. Idaho World Printing Company
'N0 .,,,x JosEs. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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Temporary increase Of the ArmY.

WASHINGTON, December I3th.-The
bin introduced ~ Senator Plumb t.
provide for temporary increase OF
the army in an emergency, authorizes
the President whenever in his judg-
ment the exigeacics Of the frontier
service require it, to cause $500 en-
listed men to be added to the army to
serve during such exigency.
The Striking New York Street Car Drivers.
New York, December l6th.-Two
ring-leaders were arrested, but the
strike of the drivers continued to-
night, and several assaults occurred
by the strikers. Cobblestones, iron
pipes and poles, were thrown across
the track at sparselypopulated points,
and several of the new drivers were
attacked. Three policemen were
placed on each car, and the whole av-
onue is well lined with officers. 4
meeting of the strikers was held TO-
night, and very inaammatory speeches
were made A resolution was passed
denonncing the Third Avenue Rail-
road, and declaring the intention Of
the drivers to hold out to the end The
railroad Directors met and resolved
nos to take back any Of the strikers
on any terms.
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.,s ....:: INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
IA" Of sal iption:
Ss 90 Three Acnths. SO 90
one iea.,,'' q 90 Single Copies. 10
ii h'n1-' By Carrier, S. per quarter.
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privileges Of articles 10 and q, you will
say to lord Salisbury that with every anx.
iety 10 find some rational explanation Of
the enormous disparity between the pc.
cuniary computations OF the evidence and
pecuniary measure announced by the con.
curing Commissioners, this govern
ment has been unable to do so upon any
other hypothesis than that the very mat
ter defnd in article IS, and to which per-
sons on both sides were applied, and the
very matter measured by the award OF the
concurring Commissioners were not iden::
tical nor even similar, and that such award
ON this reason transcends the submission.
desire you to present to Lord Salisbury's
attention the subject OF the concession Of
a free market in the United States for the
products OF the Provincial fisheries OF the
United States, made by article 81. The
value OF this privilege TO Provinces was
required by the treaty to be measured
by the Halifax Commission and be
deducted from their appraisement OF con-
Cession OF art. eighteen in favor OF the
United States. The statistics OF importa-
ton under this privilge showd at the
rate OF duty prevalent before that conces-
sion, a revenue OF about 5000, 600 per an
mum on mackerel alone, and OF more than
$500, 600 on all kinds OF fish, mackerel in.
Guided, and fish oil, would have accrued
10 the. United States. For the purpose OF
conceding that but one-half OF
this annual sum OF $500, 600 should be set
down as pccuniary profit TO the proyin::
cial interests, the sum OF 81 500, 600 would
need to be deducted on the score OF article
q, form the true valuation OF privileges
by article IS. III have assigned
correctly, the highest possible measure OF
the privilege OF article IL, upon evidence
rs being not more than 81 500, 900. This
low valuation OF privilege ofarticle q more
than extinguishes the claims against the
United States.
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NEW YoRK, Nov 9.-Cottn- Quiet and steady
at 1-l6a9 1-l6c. Flour-Nominally unchang-
ed, Wheat-Unsettlcd ungraded spring 8sc;
No. 9 Milwaukee Csc ungradcd red II 02al OF;
No. 9 do$1 O6IIal OK; No. / do 81 DIAL OK !:
ungraded amber 81 05al 10 the latter for fancy:
No. 9 amber 81 04Aal oJ5G; ungraded white
81 07aa1 II; No. 2 do 81 04a1 OK; No. l do
at $ls0SI ISa1 90; extra do 81 12. Rye Quiet;
No. 9 western 69aGoc. Barley-Heavy. Malt
-Nominally unchanged. Corn-Easier; un.
graded 461Sa47c; No. 5, 44c; No. 2, 4Gtfa47c;
No. 9 white ole; No. white 5I4c. Oats
Frmcr; No. ., S0a3lc; No. 2 white 32c; No.
do 81 Nc; No. white 33I1a3ic; extra white
30}Gc; western mixed 291Sa3i 1sc; white ives.
tern S0aS71lc. Hay-IIcayy; shipping 35a
40c. Hops-Quiet aud unchanged. Coffee :
Quiet and unchanged. Sugar Steady and
firm ;lrefining fair 10 Tgood refining 7na79Sc.
Molasses Quiet and unchanged. Rice =,
Steady; Carolina 52ta6<c; Louisiana HaGl1c.
Whisky-steady at 81 IL.
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CANADA.


OTTAWA, November 9.-Sir a. 7. Gait,
who acted as the Canadian Commissio ner
at the Halifax Fishery Award, is in this
city, with the object, 1t Is understood, Of
getting information for Lord Salisbury, to
enable that gentleman to close his case and
reply to Secretary Evarts. The New
founders claim that their ground Of action
is correct, and will insist on American
fishermen who fish in British waters COM
plying, with British rule. The Canadian
papers make very light of Secretary Ey-
arts case, and are quite unanimous in
their opinion that the money will be paid,
and the dispute will turn out to be
trumpery one.
While Sir Selby Smith was in England
it was suggested 10 him that permanent
military force he organized at Ottawa to
add certain luster 10 the new court, the
home authorities going SO far rs to offer as.
sistancc in the shape Of uniforms, &c. The
Government have, however, vetoed the
matter on the grounds that the present
condition OF our finances would not admit
OF any such expenditure.
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phflntfeIphfn.

PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-Flour-Firm;
superfine 50 5oas 90; extra $ 0Oas 50; Min.
neSota family n 25a4 IS; high grades 20 Goa
] s7H. Wheat-Quiet and steady; No.2 red
81 03<; amber 81 05al 06; white 81 DIAL 0S: /:
No. 2Chicago lic. Corn-Dull yellow 5Oa57c:
mixed 4sa49c. oats-Firmer and active; white
western 27a29; western mixed 2ia2Ic. Rye
Elrmer; western 6ia55c. Proyisions.Duli.
smoked hams 9al0c; picked 7a7hc; green So
5Hc. Lard-Easier; loose butchers nc; prime
steam 6a6h C cButter-steady for choice cream
cry 25a2Sc; Western Reserve :.2oa22c; New
York and Bradford county, Pa, extra Ola
2sc Eggs-Firm; western 25c. Cheese-Dull
and weak; western fall cream s+asslc; good
Ease. Petroleum-Quiet; refined &c; crude
7sSc.. Whisky-Steady and firm at$l 10.
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CINCINNATI, November 9.-Cotton-Quiet
at 0c Flour-Dull and unchanged Wheat
with good demand at S6aS7c ;Enew S2a3Sc.
oats-QIiet but steady at 26aNc. Rye
Dull ut 49c. Barley-in good demand No,
fall 81 lOa$ll2. Pork-Quiet at 81 0oa7 %.
Lard-steam IS S0 kettle nominal. Bulk
Meats-Firmcr at 81 50a3 5oa3 Coal 90. Boxed
Mcats-ln good demand prices shade higher;
sales ofshonlders at Sc seller first half OF month
OF December and last week In December: /:
long and short clear Axe bid: held higher.
Bacon-In fair demand and stronger at tSti
4a4s.aih ha4;Sc. Butter-Dull and droop.
Ing. Linseed oil-Quiet at 5Ga5Sc. Whisky
Quiet and weak at 81 05.
Hoos-Stcady and firm; common 81 20a
260; light q 7Oao IS; packing $2 6Sa2 81;
butchers So S5a2 90.
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Glitcnno.

CHICAGO, November 9.-Flour-steady and
No. 2 winter SG,IasG1sc cash 81 IIsc December:
No. 2 Chicago spring s0Ac cash. s2kas21Ic
December: S3Hcbid January; No. 5 Chicago
spring 7Ia7l 1ic; rejected 593Sc. Corn-Duii,
weak and lower At 3iHc cash and January: !:
3lNc December. 0ats-Steady and unchang.
cd at 1910 cash. Rye-Firm and unchanged
Barley-Heavy at Soc cash; SIC December /;
extra No. 3, 4sca5Oc. Pork-Steady with fair
demand at 50 70a6 rs cash; 80 a. December: |:
30 65a8 20 the year. L.ard-Steady and firm at
IS rs cash: IS so December $5 81 5tSa5 90 Janu.
ary.. Bulk Meats-steady and unchanged.
Whisky-Sominally unchanged at $l07.
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XXvII.-NUA[BER 67.
IEEIING. WEST MORNING NOVEMBER H. 1878 YOLt

oire.election: Throckmorton, Of the Pacific
Railroad Committee; Waddell, Post-office
and Post-roads; Williams, District Of
Columbia; Eden, War Claims; Cutler, Ag-
ricultural; Banning, military Affairs;
Ross, Militia; Swami, Foreign Affairs;
franklin, Territories; Rice, Invalid PEN
siOns; Beebe, Mines and Mining; Walsh,
Revision OF Laws; Roberts, Accounts;
Glover, Expenditures of the Treasury. De-
partmcnt; Willis, Expenditures OF the
Navy Department; Harrison, Reform in
Civil Service; Southard, Committee on
Presidential Count, and Hamilton, Enroll
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baltimore.

BAprmoRE, November g. Flour-Dull
and shade easier, not quotably. lower.
Wheat-Western steady and firm; No. 2 Penn.
sylyania red 81 o6; No. 2 western winter red
spot and November 81 o3&; December 81 O414;
and lower r. T western ~ mixed spot esa and Noyem. %,
her 47Lc; December 453Sc; January 46Xc; /;
steam 4lc. OatS-Active and easier; western
white 29asoc; do mixed 26a2sc; Pennsyl.
vania 27a3oc. Rye-Stcady and firm. Hay
Dull and unchanged. Provisions-Dull and
steady. Butter-Steady and market dull !;
western packed and roll lGa1sc. Petroleum
Dull and nominal; crude 79Gc; refined 8sIa
9c. Coffee-Quiet and firm; Rio cargoes l2f
al6c. Whisky-Quiet and steady at 81 liza
M
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T. q" q Rogers & Company and L: Jones
and Company against the city iSr % 49,; ~ y
VSC tSc Common Council during the Tweed
Ring & DAYS, and the suit Of the city against
tSeSs @ Arms TO recover 5000, 900 alleged eI'
cessiye payments, have been disconanaea ~. y
and a settlement effected by payment lo
me tirms ofS50,0O0.
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Srw YoRE, November 9,-The famous
coIt i'll thc Duke otMagcnta, left for England
in the steamship Egypt this atternG,T3n, " "
charge OF W. Blown, Pierre l;orlilatH s
trainer. With Mr.. Brown and the puSe
Of Magenta were the wcll.kn9wn Jockeys !
HUGHES, Evans, Fisher and Barrett, @ ana
aiso Miigeley, trainer for Governor oden
Powie. OF Maryland.
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Reply to Mr.. ). II. ne,iechcn.
WHEELING, Nov. 0, 1875.

MI'sn la,ellIsencer
find nothing in Mr.. McMechcn's com.
TTunication published in your issue OF TO-
day which merits any notice at my hands.
ls mistatcmCnts can easily be corrected py
anyone in possession Of my article oil the
The proposition for an aagreed state
Ment Is SO foolish as simply to elicit the
wonder that it should lave been made
!! only remains for me, therefore, IN
@AlnR present leave Of the subject, to ex'
Ptessmy acknowledgements for your coutte-
s'es Very Respectfully,
". C. BlocEVSIIR.
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FRAScrhas succeeded in pushing Italy
TO take initiatory steps toward specie re-
sumption by calling in her fractional cur
tency, as We call it, that isall paper money
below denomination of five francs, or 81.
The Latin union for coinage is now in ses'
sion at Paris, and this is among its most im-
PoFtant results. ThCpsper money OF Italy
$40 or l9 per cent below par, and her
snail coinage of silver has flowed over tho
Alps into France rs fast as 1t has been
coined. To stop this inflow was the first
requisite to the resumption OF tho
coinage Of silver by France. Con-
sequently all the States in the Latin union
except Italy have agreed not to take ital-
ian small coin at public treasures alter
January |, The Latin union hays also
agreed that the coinage OF gold shall re-
main free as now, but that silver coinage
ANAL remain Suspended,
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CHICAGO, November O.-The Droyers Jour.
nal reports: l.r
Hods-Receipts 5000; shipments 2lOO
Lowest prices yet; choice heavy s. 0oaS 10 !;
light e 70a2 80; mixed packing $2 6Oa2 90.
CATTLE Receipts 100; shipments |, 100.
Scarce and weak shipping steers g 6oa4 90;
81 27Sa3 80; Texans $2 00aS 10. -
sHEEr-Receipts l2o shipments $780, moth,
ing doing
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TOLEDO, November O. -wheat-Fim amber
Michigan spot and futures 9s9tc; No. 2 red
winter spot and November ssc; December
e3ssc; January Ole: No. 9 Dayton red 92Xc !,
western amber S4hc. Corn-Qniet; higl,
mixed se}Sc; new A1ic; No. Q, Soc; January
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PirTsBuRGH November 0. - PrrpoLSun -
Quiet; crude 81 llk at Parker's, for immedI.
ate shipment; refined 0c, Philadelphia deliy-
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EEw ORLEANS, November 9-coffee Easier.
cargoes ordinary TO prime l21lAlGNc, gold /;
Others unchanged.
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SUCCESS or coNxLIxe ANp cAMERoN.


Nothing in the history Of election ras-
cality at Five Points, New York, is equal
to the yillainous, disgraceful outrages per-
petrated by the Democrats at Charleston
and in other portions Of South Carolina
last Tuesday. lndubitable proofs OF many
OF the frauds committed have been rcceiv-
ed here from official sources. Secretary
Sherman received to-day personal letter
detailing some OF these barefaced frauds.
Ballot-box stuting was common in various
parts OF the State, which, together with the
practice OF dividing time" at Republican
meetings and raids by armed red.shirted
ruffians, accounts for the round 100000
majority piled up for Wade Hampton. In
Charleston an editor stuffed 5000 votes
into the ballot-box In the district where
the registered voters numbered only $50,
and no pretense OF taking them out was
made. In other instances, where the
stuffing caused an excess OF the registered
voters OF the district or precinct, the ex-
cess was thrown out, but all OF the votes
thus discarded were votes Of the Repub.
licans. The opinion is expressed that
South Carolina ought to be deprived OF
representation in the next House; but rs
Wade Hampton's majority was made up
by the same kind OF rascality as those OF
the Democratic candidates for Congress, IL
is not likely that he will refuse to give
them certificates Of election.
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SILVER DOLLARS FREE OF TRANSPORTATION.
It is stated, unofIicially, that after the
first Of January next, as an aid to the re-
sumption OF specie payments, it is very
likely the Treasury Department will send
to parties desiring it the standard silver
dollar in quantities OF 81 900 and upward
free OF transportation, in exchange for like
sums Of greenbacks deposited with the
denogitory hanks.
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(IHARLEs F. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

Is prepared to make careful and complets
analyses OF Iron Ores, limeStones, MIneisi
Waters, etc.
LSoRAroRY, Con. 2iTH AND CHlPIIsr Sra
!ala WHEELING, W ,Ay,
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WASHINGTON, D. e.
Arrangement for an Exchange
Of Legal Tenders at Par
With Gold.
New York and Pennsylvania Elections
COnkllnu and Cameron Victories.
Disgraceful outrages in South
Carolina Elections.
Surmises as to the Outcome Of the
Fisheries Dispute.
LpoAL.rEyDEns AT PAR WITH GOLD.

90 iHh "AAA NS"''
WASHINGTON, November "a number
OF leading bankers were in consultation
with Secretary Sherman and Comptroller
Knox, to-day, with regard TO the facilita-
ton Of resumption through the Clearing
house Association. The result was an ar
rangcment, soon 10 go into effect, by which
the Clearinghouse will receive United
States legal.tender notes at par with gold.
SUCCESS OF coNKLIXG AND CAMERON.
A prominent Republican writes from
Pennsylvania that the election OF ma
jority Of members Of the Legislature Of
that State last Tuesday was as positive
a victory for Don Cameron as was the
similar occurrence in New York q victory
for Mr.. Conkling. Nobody doubts the
reelection OF either Cameron or Conkling.
The writer says: "Don will have thirty
five majority IN the Legislature. The can
vass was fought upon the understanding
that II was Cameron terstH anti-Cameron.
Cameron won, and he will be reelected
beyond a doubt. Itwas thought he would
have few rivals, but that idea has van
ished,