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, 1879-04-05
LAnHnn F;Isnt'y Utrnff.

I'll !uf W!le, tltlr lorluru young eyes strained
wasts d wrinsica Tca. Nobody speaks to iiein,
-Oobudy appears tn notIcv them lnuch,-anu
alter tin,a they go bHck to t!ieIF stataruems;
but lhcnceforth matters begin to mend, nlsll,
changed completely. Over The sui,less occal,
thrrc stretches In place of the cl.lll gray sky Of
yesterday, glorious panorama Of turquoise
Dlue, Wth hugo pcd.up drlfts Ut rloud that
Look like mountaina VI silver edged With gnld.
It Is Ileisn's lrst experience ot the sea; ai,d
~ wondrous beauty, bursting upon her like
divine Inspiration, both strengthens UNI cheers
her; alltl, rs ihc DAYS 20 BY, ss two gIrls,wAo,-
over their past and future 10 uu uxtrut thut
brlMga them closer togolleE than long years of
ordinary asquaintai'cu could have done.
~ for l!gleD's story, 1t ls bricf untl simple
enough. Her grandfather, With whom she has
lived s!acu tic days wtent u "wec bs. gtrlic,n
We death Of her parents left her all orphan, aII
Wnose aecl1nlnE years slto has chee1cd mud co,n-
@ Mr!ed, Ky was la!i, scarce sIx wesks since. In the
y which tho Rev. Slr. Niouteitn hau lived 1a Us
l'is death, tI9 old Clergyman greatly troublet.
concerning I!elcn's future, wrote to Mr. Irving,
Amerira many years before, a,ul who WIS
understood 10 b. at leust Ii, easy cIrcumstapces,
cntrcattnE llul to bcfricua hts darling after hia
death. Tho replv, prompt and kindly wordeI,
lust al! %us oyeE Helen, ii obedicnes to her CT
gra1nltatl.cr's latest wtshcs u,,d tho earnest
invitation III her unknown uucto, auutopnrl
bur slender stuck Of courage aud took passage
'':A,id le IL u rich man, this Mr. lryins.r ts
the listeners alru pt Inquiry, M Eccu 'brlngs
her story to u closc.
"Not tAa, | am aware Of. Indee1., I know
but little about Dlm. heyunA tl1e fact that hs Ii
alono in tho world, widowsr, ind childless; he
makes little Mention VI hsmsslf or hs affairs In
hta aletteEa, simply telling mo that 1t has long
, 1879-04-05

Niflc River furnishes 5000 0oo but 10, ,000, 600
goes to Port Huron anl Detroit. Tie total
stock Of the Au rrs Is II. QUO 900, but probably
10000 COO or ?o,0oo,0o0 will 90 10 Shore mills
md! Lower Lake poi,Its,-lcayi,llt at this last
estimate 80 0+000Q00 for Saginaw mills, Adding
olGuD 100 ieet OF old lugs in boutn; 20, tl0,9D0
tecs hauled hy rail- from lite e., u. IL c.:
2U,000, ,u00. BY Tho Fltni s. pero Marquette Rail.
wny. anl several millions hy the Michigan Cesl-
ttnlt-shonld all the lngs csmc out, would give
totat Of about 7S0, ,000, GOO fcct Of logs t, be
onlY linht stock Of logs put In, and most OF
scason Ol 1878, there was in tlIe neiglb0rhoo1
Of 125.0N),Q00 feut hung up: nnd nll
the Indications puut to low STAGE Of water lllis
year, which Will Tie up fully us tna.ly, II not
marc: tllan last year. Probably not to exceed
675 0 000 will come out, Ut fair estimate whicl,
WV give TUG mills good stock TO work upon
lhrou1holt the scason.
Tie tendency oi lumhcrmcn Is Ia urdcreatt-
mate tho joE'DTodurt; anu, while statissfciaus
MIN o1 LIE TRIBUNE correspondent in this In
etahce, oht rather to como Gesow thun abuyp the
aetuat cohult!ons with a decent regard for fact,
Ie tnt!tcatloh4 are, thut le mills will not ret nl,
curly stnrt. Tho Ice Is out OF tic river but t)1t
weather. is cold ind backward, ind preparations
proceed lcisureiy.
range about 'lin came rs last year. UnskiIle.s
fl.50 pcr dav. md skilled lai,of 81 to 81. Tic he
men work from eleven to twelve hulls per day,
nlal carIi their MONEY. AS rule, however,
they Rayc more money than When wures wurc
higher, US tltc hard tinics have taught lesspus in
economy, and tlc cost OF living Is greatly re.
ducGu. SI0luAw,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-12
CHRONICLIB OF THI BRIDGE
CnaAlnoH, KAxsAs. 1879.

Nov thess are he Chroaiclss a ths BLDG
I'D u bsguilsnsab whsrsvith thsannne-
lied did hsguils IL pill-grin OILED Hook
slbszzy ths Lsviss. And ii cans 70 pas n
IL ysas aAse IL raid Of IL Abosisias
sh~s came unto he City Of Cinanoa.a L.
vits called Hookslbnry who's htost sans
~ Honslsa, asd ths same NJ cold ~
~ nsn, very much. Nov thas runsssh
baui1s IL City a Cinazros, ovss agaisse
Tie Sad Hill mighty river which N.
all ths Arkannv and he sams aboandssh
I. much md, inasnueh that thoss Who live
/. NsadA ths county vh,eh istA bsyosd
The sasd Ailk, End much tzosh,s incsosuisg
ovss. And \ eans 10 pan ~ he Lsvits
did nsks pilgFinass 10 he la.d 4 Dsdgs
y labes with ~ daaghisn Of Bslial md ~,
Rspsas ~ therefore asd cone 10 Cinnamon
whas yoa gst iousssa pounds q hsova -
q. for dollar. Sslah," for b vs. eallsa
and ~ City Of Dodes sbooadssh b visksa
nsa and woman Who do eoatiaually haaka
slAs IL asah poas of EOpt cd Ii n vsis
for he Stranger 70 saks him II and Do foe
lin alR IL MANNER a Faro.
Nov about this tine thsrs eams fso0 -
yoad Tie hill country, even ffom 4ndA .
v.yfars;ag nan Who cans thith~ that -
might buy chuck ior his family, ed Via
be ~ IL vieksdsss d tAs Dedgas hi
ham NJ t,oubisd, he more bscauss he bad
iusG blovsd in asny shsksls 10 apPsass u
teer. And he sought ont The Lssias nd
said: "Loi an cone hsss 70 buy that
which i ssosnazy to iss ths iaassior q ny
wis and babis, and thss wicked people d
sssk 70 get my shekeh without ~ squivslsst,
vhsssaa en- exessding vrsth. Behold
there Kssh between the country Of Mode
a.d shs City Of Cinarroa . goodly rosd. but
The rivsr intervsneth, now therefore ! pay
you, 1t thoss Who live in The lend Of Gin
asroa build % Q heidgs vhsFsoa ~ ny
cross ths AfkanssV dry bod aad Cur casar
vans will s,ssieAs way hing much gold cd
precious jsvsls which thsy vill bsRtss 81
food and soodly raiansas and honfssd-"-
Nov vhsa Hookelbss,y TIE lsvits Asasd
shoss words b was greatly plsassd. and b
sasssssd ssd ssid, my Bssshs, Thy voedI
ass words Of visdsn. Lo! vill journey
s,raish.v.y unto The land Of Cinnamon aad
there will / build . bridge, psovsded III
hesshrsn will furnish he meana"
And vhsa be had sirded up his loiss vitl
. vhisby ssraighs he 1T hi banning count
e.ascs toward the setting Sun aad jourssysi
unto The Land Of CimaEsoa, s.d vhsn b
came unto The city b sooghs ousees Piteha
bops merchant ssd be.oaessh b IL -
called 6ns haired. And hs said unto Pitch
q, the merchant. ''Lo! hsss i GOD Ting
let % take il In" end - dsllvasd unit
PitchR he merchant he Dssaags d thsn -
Of Meade, spying ''peradvnturs ~ nay b
thereby ssablsd 70 ksoek down much ahstsl'
which ~ ON give % ths canss q h Losd-
And when Pitcher, IL naeAast, lad vsish'
I'd IL nas,s b said. .Is b veil, ~ vii
this night call The eAisl people sasaA~ IA
thsy nay counsel upes Iii naasss - q \
ibs dat thsy ass plsassd viii Il I vill h
Iov aad thnu DO he chia businso and buili
h hsidsa" AID vhsa IL vissoea 9th
city vsss eaahsssd sussahs ~ plassi
IHookslbssry ~ Lsviis 4 IL did plamanl
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-12

Ths nost popular ID fsspass Psffumso
IL Day. sHlCKHEIACK." Try u. Sold
b II. ]. Fsises. dsussis. 'Dodes City,
Xna1aa
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-12

Win vsay ~ bslisvs ~ ksvs evidence
70 peovs thsl shilsA's ConsnDplioa Cure 10
decidedly IL ~ Lung Nsdic;ns made. in
= much = h will kill oonnoa oe Chfoaic
Cough II oas half III line aDd relieve Ash
na BsoaeAitis. WAoopiss Coush, Group.
and shov more cases d Consumption cured
than Ill oeAas. Il yin cure vhsls thsy fail.
1t , planns 10 tats, hasnles 70 he young
- child, I'D ~ g1asantss What - ny.
Psics, 10 ca, 80 q ssd $1.0o II yoar
Lang are soss, ChsA q Beck hns. ~
shiloh's Posus Plasa9. Bold By II. J.
Hfine9, Dsuegist.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-07-12

- YOU 0Rku8v1 H.
That h ths toWn thsss ars score Of per.
spas pauine our asss every Day whoss live
ars nads miserable By Iadigsstioa, Dyspsp-
sia, Soar I'D dilagsnsd Htomach, Liver
Cenplsist, Coasfspatioa, vhsn fos IS cnts
~ viii ell thsn ShileA's vitalizer, guar
sssssd - eszs ~. eeA b Il. J. Fringw.
DEuegist.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04

/. We have but meager returns from the
California election. Our telegraphic col
umns, however. contain everything that
could be obtained up to 100 this morning
What We present seems to indicate be-
yond doubt the election Of Perkins,
with Glenn and White running meek
and neck. We regard the chances as even
that White will be the second man in the
race. Kalloch's election to the Msyoralfy
Of San Francisco il as good as conceded
II is quite likely that he will have 3 major
ity over both Of his competitors Inc
election Of Perkins as Governor and hahoch
a. Mayor will be . terrible rebuke TO the
sChronicle." There is no probability Of
complete returns. especially from the city.
earlier than tomorrow. There are eighty
names on each ballot in San Francisco Al
O'Clock this morning only about i,5OO vofes
had been canvassed throughout the CITY
When ii is remembered that the total vote
cast is over 41.0oo, the reader can form
some idea Of the stupendous ask ahead o.
the election boards In the mean
time people may As well settle down
in the belief that Perkins and
KaIloch are the winning men, As rule,
Nsvadans are Indifferent Of the resrii
Affecting other positions The figures Of
to-day may put = different aspect on the
contest. but at this writing We have ne
hope that Glenn viii come within = mile %
winning the race.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04
F EIGN NEWS.
ESPECIAL 70 H ruzEkA DAILY SENTINEL
The Zulu War.
A SPEEDY TERMINATION PROBABLE.

LoxncS, Sepssmbs4 5.
A dispatch from CApetown, dated August
is.h =s smerzkzso. King C~ete~zycs
new kraal, was burned on the 18th. The
British cavalry the same day started in
pursuit Of Cetewsyo. and at Z o'eloek On
the morning Of the 18Th arrived ST the
kraal where he had passed the previous
night, but ascertained that be had he'd TO
the bush cariv in the morning. Lord
Clifford. with a party Of mounted natives
was, according 10 latest advises. euntsnu-
ing the pursuit SIR Garnet Nolsley fele-
graphs thaf CeisvAyo hiss only two or three
followers With hir,. His Prime Minister,
two Of his sons. and THREE az his brothers
have surrendered. with go bad Of rcyal
cattle. Arms and cattle are being sur
rendered daily. The Colonial forces and
natives arrived froEa Luneb<rg On the lssA
instant 0hams men are joining them,
and tie whole force = expected 10 be op-
posed on Assasi river. General wolslGy
has co1nterm4n1ed his orders for TIE 46-
vance Of the SwaEsss. as Cstssavo Is known
not to be in tlAefr terrlfarv.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04
MAIL NOTES.


Current Topics, Reported from all
Quarters.
The Iowa coal miners have determined
to strike in October.
There were AIS deaths from yellow fever
In Havana during July.
Richmond, Va. has two colored lawyers.
whose clients are principally Of their own
race.
The resignation Of Minister Welsh leaves
open the best foreign mission in the gift Of
the President.
Seventy-nve thousand men and boys are
employed in the Pennsylvania coal mines,
at wages averaging about 81 os per day.
1t is now known that JET. Davis once
woed, won and eioped with q daughter Of
old Rcuah-and-Readv Zack Taylor, from
Fort winnebAgo. Michigan.
The taste for claret introduced into Scot
land three centuries ago still survives. In
small whisky shops, ven il may frequent
ly be obtained on draught.
Nearly 1000. 0oe immigrants have arrived
a. the port Of New York during the past
twenty-four years. SOC, 600 Of whom have
taken Greeley's advice and gone West.
George Linck, the German music
teacher. who awoks one morning and found
himself famous through the Conkling-
Sprague Waterloo. is u in another card
70 the New York sun" He declares that
the 'sSun" grossly insulted him in an edi-
torial. and then pitches into the ex-Gover-
nor. Mrs. Sprague and the boy. He says
that she might rave reconciled the ex-
Governor il she hadn't been too proud;
that it might be worth while TO try to re-
claim the little remnan OF S~prague's for
mer manhood. and that the boy needs re.
claiming almost as badly as the old man,
owing to the ~latser's influence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04
WAGES IN EUROPE AND AMER
ICA.

The report Of the United States cousuls
made in conformity TO Instructions issnea
by the State Department and just pab-
lished in book form, is al interesting and
timely review of the condition Of the labor
ing classes in Europe The Secretary o.
State has carefully reviewed and summar
irsa fhsse reports. and has compared the
prices paid for labor by the leading trades
in Europe with the rates paid here; ano
also The prices paid for the necessaris Of
life in Europe aad America
Among other things proved By these re
pcrsx is the fast. generally known and COZ
ceied. that America is the most desirable
eounFry in the world for the nottingham.
and ii also proves what viii undoubtedly
be received With surprise. namely. thai
the cost Of the necass4riss Of lie in this
country Is not SO gre4s as in Europe. afAe'
few people would hare believed Tie fol-
lowing statement gives the average weekly
wages paid IN the cities named, and the &C
~eapasions enumerated:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04

We doubt not that the above figures viii
surprise many. ~ the opinion quite gen
orally prevails in this country that IL coat
les 70 live in Europe than it does here. A
certain class Of statesmen are fond Of say
ing that . dnllar goes farther in Europe
than here; that . man can better afford to
work for . dollar . day ON the other side
OF the ocean than for . dollar and . half
here. on ccoun Of the difference in the
cost Of living. But II the above Hgure.
are eoFrees-and ne cannos see why they
shorld not be. - they we're prepared BY
psrsons on the ground specially delegated
10 make correct returns-shs facts are d.
reetly The reverse Of what they we're sup-
posed TO Be. Brsadstufs and provisions
sal for lsss 10 the even in New
York than in the large cities Of Europe. 1t
y plain. therefore. Thai the life OF an Amer
lean mechanic or laborer who receives more
pay for bis work and whose necessary ex-
pensss are less, must be man degrees
plsasantsr than that Of the less fortunate
European.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04

tn following are the highs Of the prin-
eapal monumeats. domes, etc, in the world:
u: Antoine column At Rome, ls5 feet:
prane1p.l tover Of the Smithsonian Insti-
mts - Warrington. las; Trajan's column
g Rome. l&S; Nspoleon's column at Paris.
lso. Warrington Monument at Baltimore.
loO; ne great obeiisk 1t Thebes. 400; Eun-
81 ani Monument at Boston. 22S; column
g Os.ni: zSz; Trinity Church steeple At
: Aosk. ~; the contemplated new dome
q 2 Capitol, so; doms Of st. Paul's Ca
thedral - London, $40; tower OF Nsulius.
~; tousr q the cathedral at 6trasburg.
-; done Ut o.. Peters Cathedral. Rome.
-; great pyramid of Egypt. AL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04

The thset Of Stewards corpse was : very
had spseulaton. Il has not berun 40 nav.
and ~ chances are that Il never viii.
1oreovsr. II has cost ths thieves : consid-
erabas snm Of monsy. and there l. more
proepsot q their being ultimately caueht
sn4 Ysntshsa thaa Il thsir esttinr hisck
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04

An exchange gives directions 'sHow to
see the wind" Bar it doesn't interest this
people. What they want to know 10 How
V raise The wina."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04
District Court Summons

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
l. Judicial District. in and for Eureka county.
State az Nevxds. The State Of Nevada sends
greeting 70 D kcehisrs
Yen are hereby required to sppezr in Al
action commenced against you, as defendant,
By S. NJ. Kcehier. "a plaintiff, in the District
Court Of the sixth Judicial District. in and fer
the County Ct kureks. State OF Nevada, 81 the
town Of Ec-eks. and answer the complaint
therein. which ia on file with tie Clerk Of said
Court, within ten days after the service on you
OF this sunnC1s exclusive Of the day OF ser
vicei, II served IN said county, OF twenty day.
IL served out Of said county, Init within this
district. and in all other eases forty days. or
Judgment By default will be taken against you,
according 10 the prayer OF said complaint
The said action is brought against you. the
said defendant. fer the purpose CT obtaining
. decree Of divorce from the bonds Of mstri-
mony ROW existing between plaintiff aud de-
fendant. said plsinrld alleging in her said
complaint that you, said defendant. have been
guilty Of extreme cruelty towards plsintiG,
rendering her life miserable and unbe1rxbie,
and thai yoa, said defendant. have failed and
negiectsd. fcr over cne year immediately pre-
eecl0g the commencement Of this action, 20
provide the plaintiff with the cemmoa reces-
ssyles Of life. which neglect was not the result
of poverty or your part, and which could not
have been avoided on your psEt by ordinary
industry and which viii more fully appear BY
reference 20 PLAINTIFFS complaint On tle here
In. = certified copy Of which = herewith served
And you are hereby notified. ih2t IL ycu fail
to appear and answer the said complaint Rs
above required. tie said plaintiff win apply
TO the Court for the relief demanded therein.
and for costs.
~I is TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I, z. R.
80 hand and afaxed the seal Of said
06O Court this ilth day Of duly.
E.R DODGE.
Eureka county. Nsvsds-
-s-Iawsv ~ Y. NJ. BELL. Deputy Clerk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04
S. REWARD

TEE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
i 70 the person whS viii return : CASARY
bright yellow, except s few dsrk feathers on
leff SIDE Of head CT nerk-to first deer north Of
Ua.eu szIooa. Main street L, disappeared On
the 3sA tit
ERrskz, September 5, ls-9- sfu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04

The following comparative exhibit Of tie
retail prices for . few Of the leading nscss-
safiss Of life in the cities named. viii be
found instructive:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04
N I Z.

Ii PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n W H CLARK. and sil parties indeoied
TO htzl, are requested 10 call Immediately and
settle wlth J. II. AUNDY, II the store. corner
o. Main and Clark streets
Eureka, September 3, Ie7e. s+tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04

AEW tELEASS- september 5
Forty-fvs coal boats nloor-d above the
city we're s1nk daring the storm YESTERDAY.
The loss is estimated ST S20e,Gs 10 no insur-
snee- Many trees ffnces and ehiunsTs
we're blown down and several houses I'M
rooted. The cay loss q life reported Is
that Of George s KuHtz- a pamper on the
canal feet.
A terrible storm ragged yesterday around
Morgan City AMI along Teche baron, bur
the wires being down prevents full pArtieu-
lars being received- The steamboats, sam
ME and Alberta we're sunk. A portion II
he iron sheds Ct Aorgza's wharf and s
portion Of the engine sheds were blown
swsy. Some buildings we're hlown from
their foundations. The dAEnage 10 crops
along Teche h2yau Is immense. Scarcely
any place has ESCAPED between Morgan City
and New IBERIA Tie loss bv the destrue-
Einn OF can and fruit Is enormous. and
larger than essr WAS known by any preyi-
ou< Storrr in this section
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04
FOR SALE

nEsIRrxG TO LEAVE THE olpf' fix.
IL fer for sale the fuRSiIls 20 New
TCREs and APPURTENAScEs OF vi street,
villa Bath House. sit1ssea % nnsrs House.
rss uanss = aesnss sood business, and n, ''s5
reprtauon for somiort ard cleanliness en- ~ The
hy meme. To parties aesirins 70 sns ~ .ossred.
business. no better opportunity
Apply in person. CT BY letter, ,S,-apLIx.
Eureka. New. August .. 1879 -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04

der the city charter. This power is vested
in a Board Of Aldermen alone. The next
proceeding will be to arrest the Mayor,
health officers and members Of the Houston
Board Of Health on a charge Of conspiring
to obstruct and o~bstrueting the United
States mails.
Minnesota Politics.
81. Paul. September $.
The Republican State Convention has
nominated John S. Pillsbury for Governor
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04
Attention, Mob Hill, No. ..

THERE WILL BE A REGULAR MONTHLY
meeting Of Mob Hill Hose Company. No. S.
to be held at the Company's Hose H--se- On
FRIDAY EVENING. S~ptsaeer 9Th. ~ ~
o'clock A FULL sstendance o. the rssnbsrs IL
requested. By order OF
G.J. sCASLAND. Prssidsnf.
LAxnKnr MoLxxELkl. s<ssstsry.
xsfskA. ssptsusss q asTs. ma
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04
. Horrible suicide.


SAS FRANCIsCo, September 3.
A terrible suicide occurred s.. Meiggs'
wharf this morning at about 6 o'clock,
when q man supposed TO be named Sehnei-
der Short, sometime ago an inmate Of the
a~lnshouse. stood on the edge OF the wharf
and blew his head to pieces. The body fell
IN the water and has not since been found.
A portion Of his nose and mustache and q
part OF his skull were found floating near
the wharf and were secured.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-04
Curieus Campaign.

NV foRK. september g.
The World ~specaisies on the probable
result in California as follows: As 10 the
result Of this curious campaign it Is i'm
possible to Obtain &ny Trustworthy data
wherein 10 base an estimate Norton
expert manipulation Of she vote Of San
Francisco gave Hayes = majority 70 which
sc do not think he was entitled lie
splitting up of tie parties since the Cen
stitusionAl issues came Ia the front. ~
fusions and bargains affecting 50 Hxn
offices, and the De Yoang-Kalloch dis
turbance- all these complications all affect
the result. Local estimates and pTedic-
sions we're shown IN s way TO be wildly IN
accurate. The Republicans seem 10 have
rather the beSs prospect in the Con-
gresssonal Districts. bat il is among tie
possibilities that AcKenna may fail again.
and one Of the city districts BE lost. even
if Pachec0's great personal popularity
give them the Fourth To the political
complexion Of tie delegation We do not
attach much importance.