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pital arrangement, the HOTEL Diem Hos.
pital is also set apart for accidents.

QuEBEo, July 1l.-A large crowd Of
men visited the hardware stores in the
lower part Of town to-day and took all
the revolyers they could find, paying for
them in some instances, but not in others.
The proprietors Of all the other hard.
ware stores, learning the fact, closed up
their establishments.
An immense crowd was present on the
wharf to-day when the steamer departed
for Montreal. About 800 Irishmen left
and were cheered by the crowds on
the wharf, who fred several pis.
tol shots In the air m the boat
moved away this evening. More revol.
ers were stolen from the hardware store
in St. Rochs, and about fifty men, well
armed, left tonight by train for Mon.
treal. Two additional companies Of the
9th battalion were called out to-day for
garrison duty at Citadel during the ab.
sence Of Battery B.
The feeling here 10 very bad, and party
excitement runs high.
Lord and Lady Dufferin arrived in
town this morning and are staying at the
Citadel.
MONTREAL, July 1.-THE orangemen
have finally decided TO walk tomorrow,
in the face OF the letter from the Mayor
that, In acting under legal advice, he
would arrest those taking part In the pa.
rade. Some prominent lawyers have stated
that the Mayor has no legal authority
for stopping the procession.
General Smyth has taken measures to
have the steamer from Quebec stopped at
Sorel, and the four hundred armed roughs
on board searched.
TORONTO, 0ST., July 1.-THE Tenth
Royal Regiment are ordered to hold
Themselves in readiness to start for Mon.
treal at moments notice. The Queens
Own Rifles are also being got ready. The
Grand Trunk Railway have instructions
10 be prepared to supply three trains for
transportation Of troops TO Montreal ii
required. Should trouble occur in Mon.
treal 1t is feared that it will have the
effect Of causing some rioting here.
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vanderbiIrs Plan for Running
His Roads.

SARATOGA, July 1.-THE Vanderbilt,
roads having settled their plan to econo-
mize in expenses by doing awsy with
extra agencies in the management Of Ger.
tain fast freight lines, slipping the pay
ment Of commissions 10 ticket agents and
arranged to stop the competition between
Lake Shore, Canada Southern and other
roads this side Of Chicago, general
meeting Of the lines 10 St. Louis was
held to-day. J.H. Devereaux was Chair.
man, and VIM. Stewart Secretary. The
business mostly discussed was the trans
portation Of live stock East. Major
simpson, J. E. McMullen, A. L. Hopkins
and J. @. Noyes were appointed q COM
mittee 10 settle on some plan which will
satisfy those interested. Vanderbilt do.
sires very much 10 have this matter ar
ranged, and Is using all his influence 10
stop the cutting heretofore prsedced.
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FRANCE.
The Jury Work OF the Paris E1-
hibitlon.

The Jury Work OF the Paris EI-
hibiIon.
PARB, July 11.-Nsarly all the Class
Juries Of the Exhibition finished theil
work and submitted reports to the GROUP
Juriea. The latter have passed upon
the reports thus far presented. making
very few changes. Nothing officially |.
known Of the result, but 1t 10 unofficially
stated that Americans have ob.ained d
more prizes than citizens Of any other
country in proportion TO the number oil
exhibitors. In one slass all the Ameri
can exhibitors have obtained medals; Ii
another, all but one. II is thought that
the United States will have Eve or siI
grand prizes and q liberal number Of gold
medals. The Foreign Jurors have ex-
pressed much admiration for the excel
lenoe Of the articles In the American
section Of the Exhibition.
The General Commission has increased
the number Of gold medals twenty per
cent, silver medals forty and bronze
medals sixty per cent.
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DEADwooD, D. T, July ll.-Thii
evenings Times contains an account Of
cloud. 6urst at Rapid City, forty mileI
from Deadwood. Il says the waterproof
struck the valley on Tuesday evening
and played havoc with life and property
The river at Rapid City raised 10 feet II
an hour and q hall, deluging farms ant
gardens, carrying away bridges, etc. A
man named Billings was drowned.
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The Mississippi River Improve
ment Commission.

WAsHISeTos, July l1.-By direction
OF the Secretary Of War, the Board Of
Engineer officers ia instituted to take into
consideration improvement Of low water
navigation Of the Mississippi river, and
to submit plan therefor, together with
recommendation for the most practical
measures to be adopted from time to
time to secure It's earliest and most econ
onmical completion. The Board will
consist OF Col. Barnard, Col. 2 B. Lower,
Lieut. Col. ". g. CoughL aud the follow.
ing officers in charge ofimprovements and
surveys Of the Mississippi river, during
the confederation Of the specified por tions
Of the river. For that portion Of the river
above The mouth Of Illinois Col. T. Il.
Simpson aud Maj. F. N. Farquhsn. For
that portion between the mouth Of the
Illinois and tie Ohio: Col. F,
H. Simpson and Msj. c. r. snter. For
that portion below the mouth Of the Ohio
Major c. B. Comstock and Msior @. R.
suter. The Board will also take into
consideration and submit plans for the
Improvement Of the low water navigation
Of the Missouri river, and most prach.
cable measures are to be adopted TO Sc
cure its earliest execution. For the con-
alteration Of this subject Col. Simpson
and Mai. Suter will be associated with
the Board as members thereof. The
Board will receive their instructions
from the Chief Of engineers and make
its reports to him. The Board will as-
sembie In St. Louis on the 10th Of August
next, or as soon thereafter rs practicable
and Is authorized to adjourn from time
to time, subject to the call Of its presid.
ing officer, and may meet at any point
which Ia most suitable or convenient Tor
the prosecution Of It's duties.
Richard W. Pendergast, ot Ohio, has
been appointed Internal Revenue Store
keeper, and F. F. Sting Internal Revenue
Ganger iu the First District Of Ohio.
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BILLIARD MATCH OFF.

NEW YoRK, July l1.-Mr. Bensipger,
Of Chicago, announces in card that all
negotiations for the billiard match be-
tween Schaeier and Sexton are at 40 end
and sharply criiicizes Sections action, but
says, however, the latter showed . greater
desire to compromise than his hackers,
and possibly the matter might have been
arranged had il not been for their In.
reference. Bensipger and schaefer left
for Chicago tonight.
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75HYABLIsHED AUGUST "a. 1852.

desire to know in what respect the Re
publican party is in any way more re-
sponsible for the panic Of 1873, and the
hard times that have followed, than the
Democratic party was for the panics oi
1887 and 1857, and the hard times that fol-
lowed them. Allen g. Thurman, whom the
Leadr. Wornhips aa q great light said In
the United States Senate, in January
1875, that panics came periodically upon
the country, and run their course like q
disease, and he particularired the panics
of1sls. 1887 and 1857, for none Of which
the Republican party could be Irespon.
sible. We quote his words (see COngea.
iona! Globe a. follows:
"At intervals Of about twenty years We
have one Of those things called = panic,
followed by 4 stagnAtion in business, hs
result Of ovcr.hading, over-productioa, ofez.
trataganec Of all sorts and deseiptionS-er.
trapa0aaee in individuals, sstrapaSancs in
corporations, uhatagaaee IN governments
large and small; until at last the bubble
bursts and there comes season Of re-
trenchment and economy
When Thurman uttered these words
In the United States Senate be was talk.
ipr like statesman to statesmen, and
mot for party buucombe to poorly In.
formed people on the stump. They were
true words and accounted then "a they
do now for the hard times ,ha, have fol-
lowed The panic OF 1873.
As TO the panic having been produced
by contracted supply OF paper money,
We have had freouept occasion TO expose
that error by quoting the exac. figures
from the records. We have shown that
in the year Of the break down we had
more currency aaoat than at any previ.
Gus time, either during the war or alter.
wards up 10 that time. For instance, in
1872, the year previous to the panic, wa
had s7sl, ,S55 900. and the year before that
we had 1882 900, while in 1873 we
had s74o7se,OOO.- II plenty Of paper
money could have saved US from panic
we need never have had one. And as
paper money could not prevent a panic,
- .I.o !, conId ma, orrs /, .. "a. sbovn
~ .'' N ~ " - - ~" ~ :.
BY the quantity ahost ior TWO years hser
the panic. For instance, in 1874 we had
n volume Of s777, ,5SsOo0, and In 1875 Of
SEQ elo no
''os'''V'it'' :,
The war, as We have always SAID, bred
q lot Of men who were ready TO show that
The pre,ept hard tiues could have been
.-...n,aa ;tvahod orlv ,.od n I;m;,ls.,
pfe'enseu II We AAu ou .;eu so'
amount OF paper money. NO greater, de-
lusion, no greater piece Of weakness or
eould have bean devised
- H.. .,,h ,o,;o, W. a,ood
amopB lnen 'n"1 SUI" p'','' We ne'u
not quote Republicans TO show It's idiocy.
We can quote plenty Of Democrats, (ohio
tool IL necessary. n the
Js.J. m;,, ,u.. h,,L .,a ,..d c.o,,a
.eme' wiz urn o'a ~, .u e"N oeo.eo
ID. Pendleton,i Will hnd him uttering
the following prophetic words in Congress
on the 25,h day Of January, 1852:
aThs wi, of man bs, pever di.covs,ed a
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SPORTING NEWS.
Columbus Racea.

COLUMBUS July l1.-In the 225 race,
seven starters, Lewinski and Modoc were
the iavoritea in the pools. Belle Brass>
field won the first heat, Darby won the
third. The following are tho heats aud
time: 2:23i, 2:25i, 2:25, 2:25; Belle Sec
ond, Keller third, Lewinski fourth.
In the 230 class, nine starters, Edward
won In three straight heats. Time, 2:26,
2:25, 2:26i. Bay Dick second, Gray So.
lam third. Woolley fourth,
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Failed.

Nxw YORK, July 1l.-R. R. Barthold,
Consul General Of Paraguay and COM
mission merchant, Stone street, has aus
pended, mainly on account Of bis inabil-
ity to make collections from his custom.
Srs. He has been in business 25 year;
had excellent credit; was highly respected
and was estimated TO be worth 500, 900.
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MILWAUKEE,, July 1.-THE Council Of
the American Hebrew Congregations re.
assembled at 10 o'clock this morning. Al.
ter some routine business and the reports
Of committees, the subject Of circuit
preaching or teaching was again taken
up, aud Il caused great deal Of excited
diacnssion.
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Two Of Conklin's Men Decapita.
ted

WARRINGTON, July 1.-THE Presidsnt
to-day removed Gen. Chester Arthur, col
lectof Of customs At the port Of NY, and
appointed General E. A. Merritt, present
surveyor Of the port In bis stead. He
also removed A. B, Cornell, "a Naval
omeer, and appointed a. his successor, ,silas
W. Burtprssent deputy Naval officer,
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souTHAMrros, July ll.-Arriysd-
Leipzig, Baltimore.
NEw YoRx, July ll.-Arriyod-Ds.
yop, Gla'goW.
PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-Secretary
Thompson inspected the Navy Yard to-
day.
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u,mHALL county reader Informs n'
,suCOl. Ben has been dOSn there this
.,,t rl,ipg up the pins for The coming
.,,,,,,io, At New MNtinsville. It ia
,sou,s. that b. found the chief Priests
,,J Scribe. At MOundsvills unfavorable
:, ,,,bi,d term. 1t is said that Creel, OF
A, Gazette, Gllliher and McCarsiher,
,sd Oh. or two others Of the Democratic
s..b,n,, ,rs Jackson men, or, at all
,r,.l,, not .hird.termers. This being the
e,s d. Col. was obliged TO take ha'ty
M. Of soup with McFadden and lie
o., 10, The uuperyerted rural districts Of
d. county, there to shake hands with the
100. oi toll and say
pHordJ, hovdy, bOw1y dO'
H,Il, Jolr Sils, ind how are your
Illn tu ny nit a 20 other can,
~ hernJ hand q The NOrkinsmAn."
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The intelilgcneer and Green.
backs.

Rhbs Lt1dd.
We regard The Wheeling IsrEL1I.
OncrR . one among the best Of our
Sishiage'. The editor, Mr.. A. ".
Ci1POell, IL. = very intelligent writer,
l1d 4 Affords u. pleasure 10 read his
editorials on current topics, 4, times; but
h' l'l.aPt TO push aside in light and
!aoosalIess manner the ideas advanced
oy Gfsenbackers, has a tendency
70 make u, lose faith in him.
zoe present Is certainly a serious
sae lot The middling and la
O0ilIs cIl'ses 10 this country, and il is
aa hsPltt Of wisdom or s,aiesma anship
ShEAlly treat their just and reasona.
SSsd,1i1d for the means Of obtaining a
r'sl'aoOd ior themselves and families.
issl ne entitled to a respectful hearing,
va u The advocates Of the Ohis idea,
.a '.sa y General Morgan, General Ewing
~ o'aef,, are not giving them good
,S H'les lnd pointing OI. The true way for
9 .IsI 70 act 10 better their condition,
.i .a'sI se can all believe ia becoming de.
roilos, p. leithtu be convinced Of il by
'sHon lnd argument adduced to their
' s'II0n sen1e. 1t will not answer to
TSP tldicuIe the movement.
IT. 'S1ELLiGNCER will not, we
I.' ' deny that the Repub.
"s'a - PtHY 4 responsible for the
I,".n' ,,.,sn nIaA1sial, revenue and taxation
n.a, ,v,,. h cannot justly do 80. These
%'sa' ,!'.s nave piled up bigger debts and a
M, .' .' .oetol' t2EaiOn year BY year for
,.S,Il9 NY 'lIe :, people to pay, and they have
,'.; rSs1SsG The volume o. the currency to
HtaS. KIN y Let The people use the power
/, sa si..i. 'Se' h have i1 their hands, and use
S,,s .s and we'll and promptly, and
i,,!! ~ saI bring about all The needed re.
n,s.. @ 'olSa they demand. To use the
iS.'toIlhe H. n SAllOt-in favor o! any other
,,,,,.. m. oitsroaek men, is to further The
tn OAAESh ON rHE ABOVE.
~. h'r' Dot aware Of any particular ar.
Ist o. ours otlats that could have called
VIZ 'S' above criticism from our neigh,
w. a'''' it was our passing notice a
.y ~. 81 Two since Of General Morgan.
'Fssa 1t'S V our Washington ueighbOrs, in
.'1a S,.a l0Ii0e We alluded, pethaps irrever.
~. hS sas speech he made to our Bell,
i. s s.sss a,sS'on 10 the fall Of 1875, where
, y -'ae The remarkable statement thai
s,' .'a'' dollar gold piece had no NOR,
,,.s. P.f 'e,iO be money than (if vi
,,s.', ssO, @'''lEsnl piece Of leather. In
4, -.sn . " our neiShbOr refers to Morgan
,,,i's tAl'' We have a suspicion that oul
bIn.' .' VI as General may have inducet
IN 70 t6aks Ou, l.vi,y.
., 'a' L"'dT talk. loosely when i, zoe.
d. n 70 .,'I1 l''aiEu The Republican party a
!, usA'Ieet Of ruin to the country, bu
40 i" a''''tAsless talks after the genera
tS,. S"O' 'As organs that deal in genera
Usi,.s'.,, ADD dsnuuciatiOnu, and III.
si sif''sn,Ily "., fail to furnish a BIZ
P"as''A'' when called on. ",
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r., nav shea. recesed at the Pacific
an, i.' !. hi, city look. plump and ripe
nJ' ,.5 viii make good -four. It has been
',sIps ~ ia pretty freely since harvest but
t,t,' y, :, hi. time the Me''r'. Pollock are
=, ~ q ss.,ins isr inducements to seller, ,,
- !" b,ipg il in, having about all
d, I,oek ,b.t they care al, to pur'
~ w.. ior lh. present. There Is no
iissol,y iu getting all the wheat that is
S,,,,d 4, IS cents. and Yesterday no
',,,l amount could have been sold at i, that
~. n, ibis market. II wheat holds as
+, 75ant,, 4. there is every reason o,
b ,fsons it will, -four will soon be sell
i,s IOr .boulA 81 per barrel.
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,.-a Ne United States exported
~ u ,1,I r., ,ou,d. Of nails to Europe. In
sas,l' y! !. .,Dor.sd 9,s6s.O7O pounds, an
'".,,,.. ~. Of 50 per cent
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CAM. ROBINSON, NIB, July 11.-Mr.
Hank Clifford, Of Running Water, ar.
rived here this morning, and reports a
party Of forty Indians having crossed
White Clay river yesterday evening
bound nor,hward. These Indians are
supposed to have deserted their agencies,
Lieut.. Simpson, with about twenty-five
men Of the Third Cavalry, left here this
morning in pursuit Of the party who
fred at the mail carrier at Dead Horse
Creek yesterday.
SAN FRANCISCO, July l1.-Plu.e Chief
Matches, with several companions, ar.
rived last night for q conference with
Gen. Mcdowell. He says the plan Of the
hostiles is to gather all the tribes in the
vicinity Of the Columbia river and then
return on their trail and drive out the
whites and friendly Indians from South
ern Idaho and vicinity.
THE RACE WITH THE HosTrLEs.
Portland dispatch Under date Of
Umatilla, q private dispatch received
here says: The hostiles whipped back
into the mountains by General Howard,
have now started eastward for the snake
river along the ridge Of the Blue Noun
tains between Grand Ronde and Columbia
Valley. They will cross Meacham's
Road between Summit and Pelican, and
turning somewhat south pass into Willo.
wa and cross the Snake river at the mouth
Of the Salmon. II the Indians are again
whipped back, they will move northeast
into the Salmon Mountains or southeast
along the Powder River Mountains TO the
crossing Of the Snake river at old's Fer.
ry.
Grande Rande Valley is now in the
most danger and ours about past, unless
the Columbia or Yakima Indians take u
hand in the fight. The John Day and
other streams south OF Birch Creek are
comparatively safe; also along the Co.
lumbia river, between here and Walla
Walla.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1l.-A Baker
City, Oregon, dispatch says: This town
has been under great excitement for the
past two days, caused by the continued
reports Of the hostiles coming in on the
North Powder river. Families and their
stock for miles around have been gather
ing in here and at Union since the 9th
inst, but from the returning scouts we
learned that all the reports as yet are
false.
Colonel Sanford's command is csmped
at Orodell, on the Grande Ronde, in read.
iness TO intercept the hostiles ahould they
attempt to 20 north via the Grande
Ronde. He has company OF soldiers
now scouting the Upper Graude Ronde
river, and Captain Egbert Is on
the North Powder river and has
scouts out in all directions. He
has u company on the head waters Of
Clover Creek, and from the vicinity Of the
troops and scouts It is almost impossible
for the hostiles to cross north through
this section without being interrupted by
some Of these troops.
The scouts In from Howard says the
hoetiles have broken into different bands
some travelling north and some south on
the back track.
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.ao.ou paper having said; %Ale1'
a.. loF =. Stephen. still defs. the Demo, .Ia.,,
''ss .a, n.,,y y, q the Eighth District viii
a s''u' .ra.csub' r' That's the question" !"
Ny ,',n,,, CAronrslt says: "They will
u s AZ Ak .. something hard"
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GERMANY.
OF the German Em.
poror.

peror.
p BERLIN, July 1l.-Emperor Williams
physicians have Issued another long state.
ment In regard 10 his condition. They
ascribe His Maiasty's relatively slow re.
coyery to the great losI Of blood and ap.
petite, 10 the shock TO his system and 10
mental depression; bis attainable degree
Of strength 10 not yet regained and bis
power Of locomotion Is Imall. His
hands are hslpless and he can only eat
with assistance. His physicians, how.
ever, are confident Of his recovery BY the
influence Of time and exercise.
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New YoRx, July 1l.-EI.collector
Thos. Murphy, has made an assignment
for the benefit Of his creditors, TO W. d.
Scott IL.
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PoRT Perry, oST., July 1l.-Gordon'..
elevator, containing $1,000 bushels Of
grain, burned this morning. Loss $50
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LHtFOUo LHeCtSu HAuyVE.
BALTIMORE, July ll.-Goneral Ferdl.
nand Latrobe, Democrat, was elected
Mayor by the following vote: Latrobs
l4.0ls, Richard Henry Smith, Greenbaek,
1899. Lstrobe's majority 1850.
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IhtqntelLiaett1tr:

=. ,,,jel. shout the battle Of the
TEL hD' !" to-day. paper should be
S'I1" ,',.a 10 ,be Chicago 7'ims'
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Weather Indications.
wAl DKPARTnEHf,
OyTcn OF IHE CHIKy siaHAL 0yHicll.
wAHnmsros. D. C., July l1-i =. Y.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer or partly cloudy weather, south-
erly winds, stationary or lower pressure.
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these II parishes, with colored major
ity Of nearly 5000, gave Democratic
majority Of l0.15S. That Is the basis oi
Intimidation. In the forty parishes where
We all agreed there was no intimidation
and The election was fair and peaeeable,
the colored registration in 1875, which
was about the same as 10 previous years
was s7997, and the white registration
72034, showing colored majority Of l5,'
e65. These forty parishes returned the
following vote: Republican $1,000, Dem
ocratic Sc, 1872, giving Republican major
i,y Of 5000 and upwards. These are un'
doubted statistics compiled by me from
official papers.
Q. How did you ascertain in the regis.
tration whether man was 4 Republican
or u Democrat A. We ascertained ],
only from the fact that the different Off
GERS kept a tally Of the colored people
registering and Of the white people
registering, and we assumed thai
the colored people voted the Repub-
lican ticket and the white people
the Democratic ticket, and the result
showed the fact In all these 40 Parishes,
not only 10 1875 but In the previous two
years.
Q. You assumed by the same reason.
ins that all the men who voted the Dem
ocrAtic ticket were white, and all the men
who voted the Republican ticket were
black? A. Not exactly that; but We cal.
culated from that basis with this modif'
cation, that we got as many white voters
to vote the Republican ticket as they got
colored men to vote the Democratic tick.
ct. We judged Of the present by the past,
because we had tested 1t in quite'a mum.
Der Of elections. East and West Feliciana
were the most thoroughly Republican
parishes in the State. The registration
Of 1875 in West Feliciaus shows about
$40 white voters and Z, ,2lS colored. You
must bear in mind that there was q new
registration In 1874 and another 10 1875,
which was the registration Of 1874 cor.
rected and amended. The registration
Of 1875 in East aud West FeliciauA was
substantially the same as that Of 1874 with
the proper corrections made.
Q. The duty Of the Supervisor Of Elec.
tion was to correct the list Of ls74i A.
Yes sir.
Q. Therefore there were about the
same number registered in East Felieiana
parish whether Anderson did or did not
go there and act a. SUPERVISOR A. Yes
sir, about the same.
8. What then had intimidation % do
with altering the registration 10 1887
A. I do not think Il had 90 much 70 do
with altering the registration; II proba-
bly, had not much 10 do with II, except
that new colored men would not come
forward and register; the bull.doEers
never affected registration.
Witness psx. referred to the inaugura.