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JACKSON, MISS.

JACKSON, August 2l.-The panic pro.
dnee by the yellow fever is unparalleled.
The people are fleeing from the pesti-
lence in every direction, and jackson is
almost deserted. Business Of all kinds is
suspended, and nothing is thought OF ex-
cept to escape from the scourge. The
situation is truly horrible.
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vloKssuRa, Augus,2l-Itis is estimated
that there are fifty new cases Of yellow
fever within the past twenty-four hours.
Twenty four deaths have occurred, twen-
ty-two Of them OF yellow fever. The
appeals of the Howard Association and
Masonic orders for relief are being res
bonded to from all alldirections.
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CHArrAsooeA. August 2l.-Mrs. N
Schvar lzenburg, of Memphis, died her.
to-day OF yellow fever, contracted before
leaving home. The hotels are full Of re-
fugees. No fears are entertained.
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..l.a to the Mayor alone without danger of the

,ssd n the Mayor alone without danger Of the mega
2 be OF annual v eNpendares Of the City Government the
Mayor thinks may be largely reduced lie says; l.
therefore, ask your cooperation ana tnae o ny o
oniy and reform, in securing for Brooklyn sueh
siber 9he Deparneuts Of Collection Taxes and
seessmen OF Arrears. OF Audit ana OF the bureau or
CoIertIon ~ water Rates in the Department OF CITY
works and 10 ntrust all the duties now performed ny
them the Department OF Finance In thG th
of unnecessary. duplicated services aiome, tnose
changes will directly reduce me ooa annual vs sa
The Drpar;ments OF CITY Works Fire and OF Police and
Excise shoud each deyosvc upon one man instead oi
uDon three at present The reduction ot these depi, !,
cnfs to single headed commissions VIII efect saving o.
$2jO0O Annually The most conseryatiye pO,ey s"
ments for local improvements should DC ad ana ene
or any bonds issued. This VIII prevent lmpTOn-
ident and oppressive improvements by the failure
of the preliminary collection OF ais, ssaSst All
reasonable doubt Of reimbursement for us advances
Attention is called TO the asserted ufIns. oT Tb 81
Brooklyn compared with the RESI- Oh the stat In.
Mayor thinks that this might DC relheeI ~ ISapPI,
t0nng the n to Ts three instead Of two seniors
ana fourteen instead of nine Members or the ssDpy
I'm regard TO the general affairs OF the city the MAYOR
nrrrnf the annual statement Of the Controller showing
net increase In the city debt during the year. OF So29
$50 the repeal of what ls know as the seven fcI
Of puoc education, ne says =" believe u
Fng,h education AMI even, il necessary. to compel
( would not 90 II step further. The acquisition
uf other languages, OF what are known as tie
higher branches OF English education, and Of So
called accomplishments should be sought eiSfwbeie,
Than AT ihr public schools and obtained at ndivGna
and not public expense" The message takes uP IN ne e
tai the Board Of City Works the Police force me fitc
Drnartrneut Prospect Park, the public health, the
Fast River Bridge the growth o. the ,i e G ana
reiard to each of which minor recommendations
are made Fhc Mayor opposes the appropriation OF a
coo 900 foe construction Of the proposed market
az the Wallabout, and suggests, III MS place, u
small market with temporary Dhlldng' 20
cast moi more Than $4,000 Tor tho trial OF.
the experiment. the message in concllslOh says
In CONCLUSION. gentiemen. permit NE to say tnat ii
hay made larger Cxactions your attention th"h II
usual ON scn occasions ~ this, my apology Is III the rae
that have deemed il my duty To advocate rdoic"i
changes and, in some sense, a new departure.
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lyIurAlaED INSURANCE couPIyY.

An examination of the Franklin Fire Insur-
aucc Company has been made recently by Deputy usur
ance superintendent McCall who found the capital
impaled S2301O Notice given the company
to make up this amount by January 81, or cease
doing business The company organized cally in
1876 with pad in capital stock OF 100000 Accord
Ing 10 the last annual statement, the total assets
amounted 10 $2lS,G07 II, 0i which $l37, 0OO were
loans on bond and mortgage, and T5S,OoO market
valucl United states bonds. The company hnd
81 G07 Al cash. and Fl2i3i 81 premiums IN this
collection also $4,000 loaned on collaterals. It's
surplus amounts 10 only 81 ,St6 -. The net cash i'll
come received for premiums during the year t7l-
OS} As and the amount OF risks written S7750 $40 &C.
/, understood that the trouble has been occasioned
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HE NTWN0RN ALDERMEN.

'ItANlf HOS 60. lifL NV b''fItl'.
The old Board Of Aldermen met ior the
la-t time yc.tc.,ii, mor.us. rr,d,1t Iurro, u lAc
caair IAc usual resolutions Of thauhs 10 tin Officers
were adopted. At l. o'clock sri I"0may called the
u.w Bold together and Alderman sauer appointed
temporary chairman. TIE loh wa, thea called
.ud in ausUtI1uc, each member mmed his clnli-
date COR President. All he member, were uTc.cnt
ccpt Aldermen Lewis ana Phillips The vote Tor Prc
dent va, IS follows: william A. Roberts, l.; william
II. G.dury. & john j. Mor!,. / Bryan Kelley. 1.
Alderman frdnc, voted for Alderman Morris. and
Alderman kicrAlh Tor All rInan E,.iiy. 10 make up
absence oi Alderman l-"l., Alderman Roberts was
eompclg - vote iOl himself. President EOhcr, mIc
long adil1--. NtIG;a uinic pal topic. francis !.
T"O.ry wa TrD!C ctrd C.rih, ~J'Uu a. Smith. aud
jaime. Walsh sergeant i ARM, over Joseph Schneider
Nnrn thc Mayor. dgc ht been ic ,Ncd aud read.
wa ordered that 800 copies be printed, and that the
risa; made Doe Icltrr'd 10 The appropriate com
lnitrc- when appointed President Robert, appointed
'Ar following Committee Finance: Aldermen krnau,
S.yln. Lows, iHcinav aud Mdrr- Ihc Otbct commit
tees Wll bc appointed Ihir,J1i.
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SENATORIAL STRUGGLE -- GOVERNOR YORK :
MESSAGE.
Il,Y TELEGRAPH TO TIP TRIBUNE
Cofl.MBys. Ohio, Jan. 1.-The caucus on the
Senatorial question. which tie ali-dbsorphS 'opc
here week ago. has been completely o-i ssht OF III the
scramble for minor Offices under the Legislature VII
messed in this city during the past week In that time
p,c senatorial candidates have been compelled
f., TAX. a back scat. This morning the senate ana
House assembled and, after great deal OF arguing uo'n
bodies proc ecdcd business. the Democrats OF cone
rlcci.ng all of their nominees. In the senate D. l.
Owens Democrat. received - votes Mr. Curtis Hepao
licau . votes "a votes being cast In the House Mt
v.,I Democrat received 81 votes and Peter Hitchcock
Republican, 36.
The General Assembly having been put IN working
ORDER the Senatorial contest more the an absorb
ing topic. At F,nlleton's headquarters AT the Men
House. the people ate confident OF success Ih'N are Il
,cr, sor,blr crowd and appear 10 be ma,inga great
many friends Pcndictons friends claim th'y VIII
nominate their fiyorlte on the second inilo They
claim - votes on the first ballot, giving
Living 81 Morgan 20 AMI dividing tie balance
ttv.cu Campbell and Uurd ~ Ewnc's head quarters
IA, United state, Hotel tlcy are equally Sah[hnr lhy
I, 2. Tor TSing Prndicton - MORGAN 10, ilurd 10.
Plyi,@. Campbell =. Al M'i--.'' Itl"lai ,c''; we
ArI', IN ~, ' aad .cccud Gao., bni they rcrl
a. IL, .il COM. o n 1hrud the home stretch They
cMtonP 3I.n - ,'s r,e,r until tI.y md tha,
r". rf H.. thrce principal c,nidat's en- be
elected Ih't i"-h i"I''' Wr U-rt Is
much Stronger mon t'an VIZ 49, ~ ~, ,r H., ir,,t
1 friends p'l'f Ui' N', ' ''-.'r ir.,'I. &c
auI determined on. t'i'h,i ~ @'i M
orally h"i.'t MN ".u',ou.iy u,,a.t thor Oh.
fhr race. aNd VIII, '". ,-,tf, -. =,
,..rfrulfy t. c.iE irtlr l"t'i' ~" '. -
,u..,-, Tn" above SHOWS 'A. t'r,.'ri r., ,r,
Republican. Wl ci-t c"nph,u ', ,., .'
t;ra.hl. The caners i"r tl. h@d'na' , p,lc ,.,
-t..,ur VIII Doe held u'tt iiu7' y, ,'' ~ A. '
,,.i. hui u loHt, Is !! ih' a''s-i, i' 49, ~ wa,
dI..o, .ud i.iHl. vi ''ro,. it.. ~" '''' ' ''''
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LAMITIE MASQUERADE.

The promises OF the SocietiG Francalse
Amitic Tor it, dh ballwhich was held at the Ae@''s
Of Music last night-were so profuse OF noVe'o -
pleasure that 1t was hardly believed that any %
would be fairly carried out. Much TO 'Hs s.u
rise, therefore, OF old pleasure-scekers the y.
nroyed~aud very early in the evening, % %
Very charming success. Before midnight lIe ,srys1
we're nealy all tiled while curing me i1 81 tie
Academy was wen filled. though not at any ns s"ss
crowded The several pieces arranged for nAe. Il,
came OH promptly and the display IN each cass ocIeiy
cldedly pleasing, and highly crodtable 10 tne Va
The utmost decorum allowable Oh sueh oceas.y,m 40
maintained until the later hours, When apy
corum ut masked ball OF THIS Zee anu me''' ''
misplaced.
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aammabIc materials and utterly incapable OF defence
attack.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

against attack.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
The health Of the city during 1877. as shown by te
record OF deaths and OF sickness reported was
better than has been for year during the past hy
years There fewer deaths OF children under hve
years OF age than during any previous year since loo
Notwithstanding the increase of the population during
fha; prIiod from 100000 TO nearly loo,OoD ms
Improvement IN the public health Is not spasmOnlc
and temporary, but has continued regularly for
the past eleven years aud largely due 10 tie Increased
attention which has been recently paid 10 sanitary con-
ditions The decrease infant mortality IL largely
due 10 the abOrs of the cOrso ty ply slcais enPotd
rOOnl-tO-roOm Visitation OF tue
teeinen During the past season OF TWO months
they visited %, 566 tonement-ouscs calling upon l1i
j7i families. prescribing cratultOlsy FOR all SICK c-
found. and giving special INSTRUCTIONS 10 Parchs
The record o the for the year Is especially
satisfactory in the matter Of contagious diseases par
tcularv smallpox from which there nave been Dut TOUR
Teen deaths a smaller number than during any year
giucr lsl4 when the population was only l1oOOO le
number oi deaths lroui this disease I2s0 in 1879,
3lj in 1876 and only II in 1877. THIS eradication OF
smallpox is largely due To the system oI
grdtuitious house-tO-nOuse vaccination, whlch was
inaupllrated during the last months OF lS|4,
and has become permanent branch OF
Tho sanitary service p 900 persons have been vaccin
seems probable that the time Is rapidly approaching
when New- York will the position az the het-
lest ry IN the country. position 10 when IL Is justly
entitled by its peculiar natula' advantages
DEPARTMENT. OF BUILDINGS.
The depression in business this city still continues,
ana dimnishos the number OF building enterprises
The following statement Of permits issued each year
since 1870 will he found interesting:
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BRO0KLYN CITY AFFAIRS.
ANoruHH DEADLOCK ~ THE DONED OF ALDFRMEN
-NiAYOE nONI.iI', MrssAnr.

MAYOR HOWELL, MESSAGE.
The first meeting of the Brooklyn Aldermen
for I-7S held yesterday afternoon. attracted IA Iarrc
crowd 10 Che city Han. Tie lobby OF tlc Common Couu-
ci Chamber y,as Git and Ina,y persons r,ipancd Ia
Che corridor out dr The Republicans held caucus at
o'clock, and determined adhere to tAcr nomination
OF Alderman Fisher president, dspt" letter from
Alderman GIi,v old. IN winch be declared that the same
motives -tii actua,cd hin which compelled HIM TWO
years ago 80 refuse to vote Tor Alderman Fisher
Wien Tie Aldermen assembled IT WIS found difficult to
ccci cyon q temporary chairman, AMI only bj M
VOTE after several null" attempts To choose others,
Alderman Ray elected temporary chairman. amer the
reading OF Mayor nowcHs message, au attempt that
WAS made TO elect President 81 he Board showcdtba
worse deadlock" EXISTED than year AGO. Icn r.
publcans voted Tor Alderman Fisher; ten Democrats or
Alderman Black; Alderman Mcintyre voted Tor Dwycr;
Alderman UI;oniy FOR shannon and Alderman Grl-wod
for Bumct Explaining his vote, Alderman GIiswod
sad that il wen understood Dy hi>Rcpublican sso-
ca.cs from the nrs HAT he could not yutc Tor their
nominee Nor did hc think that III, ttucus expected
hlm 90 take any action contrary u his az duty.
Ine fiyVIs nic sage occupied nearly LUur IN the
reading. 1hc Mayor says inHt tic uLo has come
when more decisive ana vigorous effort nlst be-
made 10 elect positive reform tnc sysrm ot mn
u!cpal government. TIE first charge recommended Il
that the power Of the mayor should enlarged and
clearly defined that shil! be IN "a position 10
exercise all the powers OF his Office from the
day which he resumes the responsibilities At his
position until tine time comes tor returning trusts
IcpOscd IN him 10 the people from whom he obtains them
T. this cud, Mr. Howell says Teach Succeeding MAYOR
ought 10 have tho power Of selecting al the beginning Of
h5 term al The officials whose appointment il mlrusted
IdyOr. Il T. obviously unfair 10 hold chief mag
isttote accountability Tor tine conduct al agents sc
very remote control" This power oi appointing the
commissioners should not DC divided, but should be
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OBITUARY..
WILLIAM II. FULLER.

William II. Fuller last survivor of the
Margatet Fuller family. died saturday last at his resi-
dcncc. No VA hn-tonquare in ths city, I'm the sixty
first year OF his age Mr.. Fuller has always led an active
business life, and always borne an unsuicd
character lie late years in charge Of the Folsom
estate lie was warm personal friend ~ Mr. Gfcocys,
but was never prominent in literary way lie used
10 ga, pleasantly oi himself that he never had auy
personal tntiiy. having been known Tor thg hrst half
Of ms lie as Margaret Fulles hrOther and for the
second half as the father OF bis chiidIen.
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THE FUNERAL OF JOHN o. COLE.

ALBANY. n. Y, Jan. THE funeral of the
laie John o. Cole took place this afternoon, from Dr.
Darling's church II attended by the Burgesses
Corns Masonic bodies representatives Of the Board of
Pu6c Education and Public Schools, and large con.
course OF other citizens
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STILL IN SECLUSION.
NO WORD FROM MR. AND MRS. Lopn

NO WORLD FROM BR. AND MRS. LORD
No ADDITIONAL STEPS TAKEN IN The Legal n,
CEEDINGs-wAITING TO SERVE THE papyp.
TIE QUESTION WHETHER THE MARRIED NJ.
ARE IN THE FoURTEENTH-sT. HOUSE REN,,v,ss
UNSETTLED.
If Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lord are in tue la,,.,.
FOurteenth-st house. as some believe. IN
still succeed in battling the curiosity !,
their relatives, friends and neighbors y.
new steps have been taken in n.
legal proceedings. as Dr. Peters has not yet CON
scented to serve on the commission in Iunacy. a.
the papers have not been served on Thomas I,orJ
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Providence, II. l., Jan. THE City Gov
c,umcui was rcorgau!zed to-day. Mayor Doyle dr.iy-
cred the annual message. Few changes were made ia
tine city offices.
Pirr,BrKG, Penn, Jan. 7.-Robcrt Liddell,
Democrat elected Mayor ~ this cit. for three years.
iooh the Oalh OF Office ILLS afternoon.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. Mayor Flippin, and
t. members ol the General Council 81 the city bt
fore Jude Trgy ~ the e. = District Court to-day, for
contempt. IN not lcNymg tax ordered by the Court,
INC case Was continued mill tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08

BIZ heavy losses during the past year. and very low
premiums received for insurance IL Is thought the com
the hands OF a receiver plan similar to that re-
Gently adopted by the Arctic Insurance Company,
whether or NOT the business is continued The present
officers OF the company Edward HOtchkiss, presi
dent Jacob Campbell, vice-president; Robert NJ. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08

BosrON, Jan. THE new CITY Government
wa, orarizcd here th, morning, ana Mayor Pierce de-
hycrcd his inaugural address.
Tne municipal Governments Of the varI'n' cities ol
,f,..acbusrtts were Installed today Following l. It
iaut OF the net indebtedness Of The different cities
-, fins Commonwealth showing the extent OF increase
81, dcrre,.e thereof durilg the past year:
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EX-GOVERNOR BULLOCK's TRIAL.

ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. TN the case of the
State OF Georgia AGAINST Ex-Governor Bullock, argu-
Is in progress The will be submitted TO the
jury tomorrow The general opinion Is that verdict OF
acquittal Will be endered.
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ERIE'S MiNIGENENT.
MHENRYS DISALLoWED CHARGES.
THE OrPOsnIoN TO THE REORGANIzATf1N scuENr-
M'BENRYs ACCOUNTS.

THE OEPO>illbN TO TIE REOkN ANlLA llDE Sl4.Ehi-
MHENRY's ACCOUNTS.
Of the first and second consolidated mott
gage bonds Of the Erie Railway amountin- TO 3d.
ODO,O0O. the holders OK all except ABOUT S3o000DO
have given thci consent to the reorganization sch me
proposed by the English bondLolcr, AMI The promoters
~ The scheme have no knowledge OF any opposition
cept that manifested by Mccnry and his associates, who
90 not claim to own more than $4,000 Of the bonds
So far "a the owners Of the first mortgage bonds
interested It i claimed that if they refuse 20 give their
assent they can in no way be injured. the rule Is
be made subject to this mortgage. and they have
The right % demand their The second mortgage
bonIholdcrs can claim their dividends in money, and
consequently, they have 40 right to complain. 1lr.
Ncllcnry holding only hfty bonds Of the first mortgage.
went 20 Monroe County and hed bill to fcrecio,e that
morieagr thus Ignoring the rights Of the trustees As
we'll a. OF all other boGdhOdcrs. and by petition
be also asked TO De made party TO
the in this city. that the present decree Of sale le
set side and that another decree be granted upon the
first MORTGAGE. which, If granted would utterly aunhi-
late ail second mora.e bonds creditors and sharehold
cr. IN the argument o! the question. which only
one az law the receiver OF the company severely de-
poUuced hv hclicnH s counsel.
Upon inquiry regarding the controversy between MI
Jc&ot and Mr. H,icnry !! Is admitted tlt the receiver
refused To- recognize the Atlantic aud Great Western
Railroad lease, which, II is claimed, WOd have resulted
-...l,iG o. the Eric company iuyOiv iugt IN tine ply-
,,uf al NO; less than ,2.OJOoOO yearly. without any
the losses arising uut 90 the purchase 10y NcIioHry aui
ms associates ot Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati ard
Indianapolis Stock to Ice charged against Eilc aAd us
calu. Uron N,Ii nE Tor uu a,'v oi hl7 sieN IdShp
n -u,-nG ot th- boads OF the Erie Company brought
ON On, controversy.
fngt tllt SIR NeiyuIy rcnl an account IN 1873. Of
vi. ti, following some of the lcmS that were no,
allowed Dos VI Jr",tt, aaI on account ot which the
.tf -sIfI IA Zee
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40 lnrIls ND past yrAr
wi-coYsIN srArE OFFICERS NAUGURlrED.

MADISON, Wis. Jan. 7.-Wiliam T.. Smith.
Governor and hc other state officers elected, in
au.uratcd at noon to-day. The oath administered
be- Chief Justice BOtkn.
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NATUAN PORTER.

SAN FRAYcrsCo Jan. 6.-The Hon. Nathan
p,rt,r 4 prominent member of the San Francisco
h,r and state senator from Alameda County died at
sacramento to-day, AT the age OF siNty-twO.
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CITY OF for the years from 1874 to 1877 both
inclusive with the actual number OF lamps burning
each year. the average cost per lamp for the gas
lighting, elc.
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Tho Department ot ChG;ites ana Correction mch
sr.nHs about ~l.CO.O0O Icr annar. / au satisfied Il
conducted vh o. 30. al 49, annual &IrLdura s i com
,atl!. Win common d,c.ucy and ordinary huIalii
Tie maintenance ol Ptut,- n"ul u-ituipna. a. .h ~
craze. cost rf II l. ,eat~ pr di,r. j. certainly nos
cytfav.eari. Many a. td. hIaliu,- are now oyer
crowded. and du.iu- the q Il few years jar y hci,-e
t.g.ill.uu. fini- A!N o.. ih.i.-p. H-.I.r. Bur4Hs
lac p.. year the commissioners b1Nr had am
r.,ils, Of lO',0U inmate, in thr buildings uLd
t.I..r charge: fhcv have supplied cod 30 lJ.llb
ftmc. ainoue 90, outdoor p0'r. d!.i1lu;.uV s,Ji
fur. e.. clal amt have donated g2J,0nO O. iUp adult
Iund p.r.on.. Tao BIit.uo. Medical ""d surgical j. .
ii.r . ,u,ri ,i iu thc wty uf medicines. iuc r.
and .uf, cal ad,ic. ant treatment o. 91,s5- persons
,ur.l.. i!.t wear. af 90 ,p.' VI . !.~'p
Inc, fuit. OF the Department snow that tHr cot prs
,ril .ar r.ca inmate o. t- different institutions D.
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mAHrru rIvrR nfrROyEMENr.

The o, cnla- oi Il-iH River To- navigation is matter
which, ia ny Judgment, should nave your earliest ana
~ nut attention feel assured thai memorial io Con
er. from tour Honorable iiod. tue subject would D"
responded 10 ltoIs ia thc do on O.! .ut in'dHdic'
~ i,.t.iirn would rt~Iii 80 ir cary opening of ILLS
rit. To The -,s OF commerce. Tie work rtng done ~
,h General Government would -y" The expense TO tue
cav give many lnoicI- employment ana aid largely 10
iht general welfare 81 our metropolis. WiIl Join
hC,rtig wi'h you unJ U.ur Juu may, IA your "l'-
IL Mn. L. .1.Il . . l. llL.liILI.l.
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STATE AND MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
OHIO STATE INTERESTS.
rnY TELEGRAPH TO TIP TRIBUNE

or THE GENERAL AssEMBLY-IHE
sE>AroRIAL STRUGGLE $500 GOVERNOR YORK >