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Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

They are agents of tho Celebrated
Oriental Gunpowder, and keep on hand
q full limo of Buck, Drop and Chilled
Shot of every number. There is indeed
no end to their trade.
They buy and sell Cotton and Sugar,
and country produce generally; they
conduct receiving and forwarding bus
mess. They deal in drafts and exchange
upon the customary basis, and handle
everything, either goods or money. The
ruler of the Office is that clever and ac-
complished accountant, Mr.. Charles J.
Reddy, while Messrs. J. w. McMain
and W. II. stroube, gentlemen we'll and
favorably known to tho entire commu-
nifty, supervise tho sale, and receiving
and forwarding of goods. With such
gentlemen employed to wait upon the
public, it is not to be wondered that
the firm of David & Garig has such an
extended reputation for fair dealing and
low prices.
We are not blowing" when we assert
that, as long as there is such an empo-
rum in Baton Rouge, people will lose
money by dealing at other points.
Messrs. David & Garig arc close buyers
from first hands, and can supply goods
in quantities, at as low rates as the
wholesale dealers of New Orleans. TO
deal with them once is to continue do
ing so. Every accommodation is given
each and every customer. Tho firm is
too well known, however, for us to make
any further statement concerning its
business operations, and we submit
it's increased attractions for the future
inspection of a shrewd trading public,
whose experience and knowledge of
mercantile matters furnish them the
necessary means Of discrimination and
appreciation. Come and sec them,
they want all your cotton and sugar.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

On last Saturday night the Colored
Catholic N. and Benevolent Society gave
festival ut the State House Grounds
to IN attendance composed of the very
best class Of our colored population.
Everything was conducted with the
greatest propriety and order. A plat
form for the dancing had been erected,
and what with the elegantly arranged
tables, supplied with every delicacy,
tho brilliant illuminations and the choice
music of Pages splendid string band,
the affair could not have been anything
but what it was--a most ploasureable
affair; one that reflects much credit up
on its managers and those who partic-
ipated in it.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

This enterprising Pharmacist and
Druggist is essentially Baton Rougcan.
He began his apprenticeship under that
well known thorough Druggist and
Chemist, DR.. r. Durbin Day in the year
1858, and completed it in 1861, when, in
obedience to the call of duty, he threw
aside the implements of his chosen pro-
fession, to shoulder the musket. Right
gallantly too did he perform the ardu-
GUS tasks Of the soldier and demonstrate
his allegiance to his State during the
whole Of that period which tried mems
souls. On his return from the army, in
1865, h@ again took his place behind the
prescription counter until January, 1862
since which time he has, on his own ac-
count, steadily and successfully conduct
ed the same pursuit at his present stand,
on MaiH street. He has perfected, in
the meantime, his knowledge of the
profession by acquiring the diploma of
an NJ. D. at the New Orleans University.
Tic is therefore, as professional and
experienced man in all details, and as a
buslncs9 manager, eminently qualified
to pursdb his calling.
His establishment is model of per-
fection in all of its departments. Every
thing is: systematically arranged and
devised. In word, it is impossible to
find anywhere Pharmacy and Drug
Store that will surpass his in point of
varied assortment or quality of goods.
A complete and careful selection of first
class Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09
Vaudray the Apostate.

This notorious renegade, tho excom.
municated priest of West Baton Rouge,
is giving a sample Of what he construea
to be tho precepts of the Holy Writ on
the great virtue of Charity. He has
turned upon the flock to whom he
preached the reverse of the infamous
scandals that he now utters. They must,
In this glorious land Of freedom, stand
quietly by and hear him proclaim pub
licly that tho faith they hold dear and
sacred since their childhood is a mon
strous villainy. He now appeals to the
Federal government for q Marshal and a
U. s. Commissioner, in order that they
may arrest and punish those he has de-
ceived, slandered and betrayed!
If the creature Vaudray is right, then
the noble Fathers Ryan, Hubert and
others, who followed tho Southern bat
tie flag through every field in our late
war, are naught but vile impostors.
Then, also, those devoted priests who,
one after another, deliberately went into
the Shreveport epidemic to die at the
post Of duty, are not what all men of
generous impulses, tho world over, be-
lieve them to be---heroic soldiers of the
cross!
If he is what his parishioners believe
him to be, he is more despicable than
the soldier who deserts his colors in the
face Of the enemy, to turn his sword
against his comrades.
Since writing the above, we arc in
formed that twenty-one citizens have
been arrested by Marshal and held to
bail before U. s. Commissioner Chester
in the sum of one thousand dollars each,
for trial in October.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

THE BALLOON AscENsIoN-Took place
last Sunday evening, as advertised, in
the presence Of large coDcourse Of peo.
pic who had assembled--big and little
to witness the interesting sight. After
the Silver Comet Band had discoursed
two or three choice morceaux, rendered
in their usual artistic manner, Commo-
dore Favrot, our jovial, handsome and
accommodating wharfmaster, acting in
the capacity Of master of ceremonies,
aided by three skillful assistants, caused
the balloon to be properly inflated. At
the signal to let 60, up it went, followed
by the admiring looks Of the juveniles
and others in the assemblage. Whether
1t was according to tho programme or
not, tho "air ship" after trsversing q
distance Of quarter of mile in it's
way towards tho clouds, was then seen
wrapt in flames. In an instant it had
vanished, amid the disappointment Of
oil those present.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09
Ihq 4ouisiana Gapitolia1,,
LOCAL MATTERS.
announcements.

We are authorized to announce JOHN
IL. LAMON, Esq, as candidate for the
Office Of Judge Of tho Seventeenth Judi
cial District, subject to the action of the
Democratic Parish Convention.
We are authorized to announce II. N.
SHERBURNE, Esq, as candidate for
the office Of Judge Of the Seventeenth
Judicial District, subject to the action
of the Democratic Parish Convention.
We are authorized to announce GEO.
W. BUCKNER, Esq, as a candidate for
District Attorney, for the Seventeenth
Judicial District, subject to the action
OF the Democratic Parish Convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name of WILLIAM HUBBS, ESQ.,, as q
candidate for Clerk Of the Court, subject
to the action Of the Democratic Parish
Convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of o. p. SKOLFIELD, ESQ.,, az a
candidate for Clerk of the Court, sub
.iect to the action of the Democratic Par
ish Convention.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09
DAVID & GARIG.

Opposite the Catholic Church, on
Main street, is where this extensive es-
tablishment-three stories high, with
ware-rooms adjoining-is is situated.
Since the year 1870, this firm has con-
Quoted its immense business at this
stand. In tho circuit comprising half
Of the Florida parishes, and those across
tho river, they extend their prosperous
and constantly increasing business. 1t
is almost useless to say that almost
everything in the line of Flour, Bacon,
Ham, Shoulders, Pork, Cheese, Beans,
Esculents, Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, and
other heavy Groceries are there kept, at
wholesale and retail, for the accommo-
dation of both dealers and planters, in
the largest and most astonishing guam
titles; while in tho line of Sugars, Fan
cy Groceries, Preserved Meats, Fruits,
Canned Goods, and in fact, everything
in the line of Shelf Goods are always in
store and being constantly replenished
by constantly arriving supplies. Besides
which all such things as Hardware,
Plows, Wagons, Nails, Agricultural In
plements, Crockery, Tin and Willow
Ware and all that is needed on the plan
tation or in country store, are kept
on hand in large lots.
When you come to the Whiskics, there
you may stop awhile. They keep all
the different brands required by their
customers. But, among others, we are
bound to notice the "Orange Leaf"
"Cabinet," "Monongahela," "Bourbon"
and "Rye' brands, that cause the de-
light Of amateurs and tho temptation of
those who are averse to the use of IL
Ruor. Then, there are the Sherries, tho
Catawbas, the California Wines, the
Champagne, the Claret, and a string of
other liquors, that intoxcates any ono
who only thinks Of them.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09
THE FIRST BALE.
One Day Ahead of Last Season 7!

The first bale of new cotton was receiv-
ed Thursday, Aug. 9TH, by VIM. Garig,
from G. A. Kleinpeter. It classed mid
ding weighed 426 pounds, and sold for
12l ceIlts; also another new bale Friday,
August 9Th, from P. s. Harelson, weigh
ing 43O pounds. Both bales shipped to
J. l.. Harris & Co., New Orleans.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

JUDGEH. N. SuERBuRNE.-Ihisc] clever
gentleman is candidate for District
Judge. Possessing all the requisite
qualifications, his claims will, beyond
doubt, obtain very great consideration
before the constituency he has SO faih-
fully served as Parish Judge.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09
sOUTIERNER BASE BALL CLUB-L.J J. GIN
LER, CAPTAIN.

Game played in one hour and o half
ScOrers-A. J. Dclaroderic and John
Schulcr.
Umpire-Dr. T. DelarOderio.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09
The Eagle and Southerner B. B. Clubs.

These crack clubs played q match
game on last Sunday evening, resulting
in tho following handsome score:
EAGLE BASE BALL CLUB-C. COUSINARD,
CAPTAIN.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

Mr.. i. Jadot, under resolution of tho
City Council, has been appointed by
Mayor Jastremski sanitary inspector.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS
~ l am now prepared to take orders
tor Horse OF Steam Sugar Mills mann.
iact'lred by the Blymycr Manufacturing
Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. and by
george l.. sqnier d Bro, Buffalo N. Y.
am the agent for the above firms and
wonid advise all parties who intend to
purchase mills this season to send in
their orders early, while cheap frcights
can be procured. WIN. GARJG.
RRlCK-I have on hand and ready for
- delivery 500, 900 finest quality ma
chinc-madc Bricks, which I offer for sale
IN Quantities to suit purchasers, at the
lowest market price.
l have also On hand lot OF Brick espe-
cially suitable for paving purposes.
partles desiring to purchase above will
call at my office for orders for same.
| VIM. GARIG.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

We are indebted to Mr.. Ed. y. Cheat
ham for detailed report Of the fnan-
cial condition of the parish.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

No now cases of yellow fever have oc.
cured in New Orleans for week.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

Single copies Of the Capitolian can be
found for sale at Mike Chambers sta
toncry establishment and Heroman's
Blue Store.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

/. o. G. Ton last Friday evening,
lst inst, tho following officers of Capt.
tai Lodge, No. 13, l. 0. G. I. were in
stalled by d. w. G. L. Knickerbocker,
assisted by Miss X. Girard, G. w. V. 7. {:
j. w. Pearce, W. G. T.; Miss D. Som
crindyke, W. N. T.; II. Latil, W. s.; VIM
M. Rhodus, W. T. S.; Miss Anna Endt,
w. c.; VIM. Gcsell, w. NJ; Miss E,
Piper, W. D. NJ; J. J. Casey, T. g.; A.
Kcllum, 0. s.; Alex G. Way, W. P. C. T.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09
NEW ORLEANS AND GREENyILLE

NEW UhLEANS AND GkEENvILLE
PASSENGER PACKET.
YNHE new, fleet and un- .H"~ b
i surpassed passenger ! lSgytFFAtAa
packet uK:l Is
J. M. WHITE,
). M. WHITE, G. HOLMES,
Master. Clerk.
Leaves Baton Rouge every Friday at
A. M. Leaves New Orleans every
Tuesday at M.
Passage to New Orleans, $4.
For freight or passage, apply on ,vard
or to VIM. GARIG, Ayers.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

JoHN II. LAMoN, EsQ.-It will be
seen in this issue of our paper that this
worthy gentleman is a candidate for
District Judge. Capt. Lamon needs no
introduction at our hands. He is well
known by the people as lawyer of
ability and integrity. We have no
doubt that bis name will receive due
consideration before the nominating
convention.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

They needed somo rain-and now they
don't want any more of it. 1t should
stop, for we've been having it every
blessed day during the past week, till
it's become worse than mOnOtonous.
Nobody is hurt yet, and the astrologers
in council on the street corners have
reached the conclusion that at the next
quarter of the moon, an occurrence that
takes place to-day, bright weather will
again rc-appoar. Amen!
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

To those who have occasion to visit
New Orleans, we call attention to the
advertisement of Mrs. Knight, in this
weeks issue. The best Of rooms, with
or without board, can there be obtained
at moderate prices. Polite attention is
given to all guests.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

VIM. HUBBs, EsQ-In the column of
announcements will be found the name
of this old and respected citizen, the
present incumbent, who is a candidate
for the office of Clerk of the Court. Mr..
Hubbs is too well and favorably known
to require any recommendations.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

J. B. McHugh is our duly authorized
agent at Ambrosia, East Baton Rouge
parish, and authorized to receipt for
subscription and advertising.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

o. P. SKoLFIELD, EsQ-This compe-
tont and staunch citizen appears in this
days issue as q candidate for clerk Of
the District Court. He is we'll known
and esteemed by bis fellow-citizens, and
will receive aattering consideration at
their hands.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

GEO. W. BUCKNER, EsQ,-This ener-
getic lawyer is candidate for District
Attorney. Should he be nominated by
the parish convention, he will, when
elected, perform tho duties of that Office
without fear or favor, and with that
degree of ability he is known to possess.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-08-09

Thomas B. Dupree, Esq, will please
accept our thanks for copy of the N.
Y. Independent, containing that lightning
article headed, Louisiana swindlers."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-09
SdS aefbe Wieber.

81 emphiS, Senu., 8. Septbr.-Iht Gr=
fraufuuaen unb neun SoSe8fdle ieit 9eitern
abenb. llnter ben 8ertorbenen befinoen ii6
Wtaqaie Suaipan, Inaie Wt. Campbell, Grfte
IRias, Srau emma arnclS uno Sas. Soud,
len. aebterar itarb 81 Suntpn= =Statiou.
Otem bis, abenoS.- SIN @ansen ipnr.
ben he1te 25 @rfranfungen gemelbet. 3pei
Iotienten, ndmlid SRI. @mna 3tmmermann
uno elm gteser, iinO ieit lsetem Serid)te 9eitor=
ben.
gtewzO orf, 8. Septbr. - Seius aitanez
mirano, iur,, beiien Sater uno Sebienter,
rpeld,e auf benz Sampfer u@itp Of NefpzYort"
bon 8era @rus autauerl, ipuroen beute, ba ite
am aelben Gieber litten, IN oas 6olpital ali
Sntneburlle Sslaub gebraht. ad)t anbere
8atienten, Darunter 6rau Soiepbine San 9u.
rem ausMempbis, befiuoen it9 sur 3eit III bel
ermdbnten anitalt.
6amilton, Yernluoa, 4. Septbr. - 9i
BON Sort au Yrince na1 Salmouth, @nglano
beitinlmte 8riss u8anOerer" le9te seitern bisl
an, nm Balier lnb 3ebeusnlittel an 8Orb 81
| uehnlen. Dsr Gapitdn unO brei Seeleute iua
rem untertpegS am gelben Sieber geforben, Uni
MIR nod brei Wfttslleber Der uripriinglid)el
| Mannlhait iuaren am 2eben; ielbit oiele Ore
batten basSieber sebabt, iparen jebof genelen
gfahbem bas Sabrseu9 burh Die Vebbroe mi
nereil Matrolen Mnb allem @rfOrOerltd)en peI
| isbsu woroen mar, iette es ieine Stsiie fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-09
gtabt Baltimore.
Srano etnes Speihers att eight
StraRe.
Gtwa $4,000 s1aoen

Der Seuerldrnl, wIder geItern 2lbenO nm
I12 llbr pom Ilarntaten Jfr, geId)lagen
iplroe, nor burf ben Sranb oeS groBcu pier
itGdigen 6olonialmaarellzS Spelders Der S0.
6. g. Gilbert uno Comp, 9tr. %, Gi9btltr.,
peranlaBt moroen. gll8 Die Seueriptbrlelte Die
8ranoitatte erreihtcn, idluaen Die 6lammeH
aus lebem Teniter uno Der &biir berpor, ellle
oroBe 6ibe perbreiteno. Sic fdmpfteu trot-
Sen energiidl gegen baS entieHelte Clement oil
baielbe bate librigens i6ou 10 ltarf nm it'd
aegrifien, oab Gbsfs sSn9cnieur SsHnid cine mel
tere abtbeilung Der 6elterlpebr berbeirtef.
Jia6oem Die idmutlid)en auueienpeuSprttz
sen ibre @alierlrablen elnige Wtinuten III oaa
brennence@sbaupe gei6lenoert, bate oie6euer.
mebr ben Srduo Inter &ontrole. OdS beOelI'
tenoe@anopz zgtablifement Der Tirma 9erbp &
@omp., Hr. 80, 2i9btitraBe, fng elumal al
Der 5tiidleite Seuer, pafelbe tpar aber d)ueu
ael0ht unb nm Wfitternad)t jtoc Selor9ntB
DaB ipeitererS S1aoen entlteben iuitrbe, bclettl9t
SSnl ;tpeiten Stodperfe be8 Spei9er8 tan
Der SranO suur auSbrlt6e. 3uerit 5eigte it'd
llllr cine fleiue 6lanlulc, aber 9lcid oarauf er
plooirten nit aroBert arad) Stpei SoblenOl
iafer, Sus breunen6e Sel floB iiber ben 6uB
boben uno inI Mu itallo oaS gauge @ebGlIoe Il
6lannlen.
Das 8aarenlaser tpurSe iaft uOllitdnoig ser
lt0rt, unc bas @ebGuoe burd, Seiler IL. lSaiiel
erbebli9 bei6Gbist. Der Sdaben an g8aa
renlager ipirb auf tn9efabr $4,000, Der an
Speider aui $500 peranldla9t, 9aS Srn
Sbcs. .. Ganbn geb6rige @ebanOe ift in Dc
,Siremen'S Comp. uon Baltimore" Su $1,000
llllb oaS @aarsulager. iOmeit befannt geipOr
ben, al $4,000 i'll per ,Eb0nlr=@omp. pnl
Srootluu periidlert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-09
wsnftertS5e shtekaifairc.

Sier YtltoleHd)lllIe, Die beute Nor9en 9e9en
llbr oil Der @de bon glopos uub gSatlonitr.
abqeieuert mnbeu, brahteI i6reu nlebrere 30
lisiileu sur Stels. 9ie1elben trafen 5rpei
Otdnner, Namen8 gSn. Serlp nnO SEQ. Saz
pille bon gtr. 1O2, Sit=VombarbitraBe, an uno
bei6ulOigten iie, gei6ohen Su babsH; Senlp
beitritt 9aS uub iagte, er lei unterbalb oss
&nie's in's linte 8ein geifoiien moroen.
Diit ieiuem Sreunbe babe er bic gSatlon=
itraBe paiiirt uno eiuem 0tanne, Der Dor Der
6anStbiir geieiien, eiuen irennclid)en gnten
abeno sepiinld)t, al8 oerietbe III gersBten
Gone gcYagt batte: !. S4r ieiO unmiirOtae Sur.
i6ert, ma9t, OaB Sbr fortfonmlt!" Sie ieien
meiter segangen unO gleid) Oarauf bGtte Der
Wtaun Sic pier S6Ilie abgefeuert, bon wcl4en
einer i'm (aenlp) getrOffen babe.
Der Mann iei ourf SloDo= 6ltr Baltimore
itraBe gelauien unb bort ibreH Sliden enta
idmun6en. Senlp erbielt III StabtsSoipis
tale" Grstli6en Sciituno un0 luuroe oann lei
ner @obnuug su9efiibrt. Die Boiijet fam
iid) Die gebeimniBuolle aifaire uidlt erlldren,
bofit aber, beutc perielben auf oen @rnnn
Su fommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-09
@nropaild)e Gabelberid)te.
Neutid,la,,D u,,o Der Watifan.

Qonbon, 8. Septbr.-gine Oepeid)e Der
,,Ballz 9fallz@asette" l1eloet ans Tont Der
Bapit bat benz &aiier gSilbelnI etnen ei9ellz
banoigen 8rief gei9rieben, iuelder Die 6elul'
tate ber fiirslideu llnterhanblungen Sulamnleilz
iteQt unb bic oirefte @innlii6ung OeS &atlerS
ourd, Grtbeilnna BON 4mleltie als oas einsige
Utittd sur MISUNDERSTANDING oes guten @tn=
uernebnens uorl6lagt. @s oerlautet, oaB
Tiirit gismard i'm 8orlus nm oielen yors
idllaa nuBte unb oenlelben biligte."
Scr sd,ifbrnd, oes 9ampfsrs Brett"
9onbom, s. Septbr. = Die Yaiiagiere
bes aeitern bel ben 2iSsaros 9eitranoeten Oanl
piers ,,8relt" auS 6apre batten aul etnent Der
5ampfer Der ,g8bite=Star= =2inie" Yailage BON
eiperpool mad gieluzgorf enga9irt. Die @on@
iufion unS Qufregung, meld)e aui Dem Sabrs
3el1ge eutTanbeu, ais baiielbe feitiubr, mar unz
beId)reibliGb nno cine bsbenflid)e Sataltropbe
puroe nllr nit Niiibe perbiitet.
giue 2louo'ide Oepeld)e aus Salnoutb mel
bet, oaB Die iieben Baiiagiere oes 0ampIers
..8reit," melhe man gelern pernliBte, nit
Iusnabme eines Sinbes anfgefunoen porOell
iinO.
Mabrtb, 8. Septbr. = Oem Seror Ca
nopas bel GaItillo iit Der Gnitra9 ertbeilt NOR.
ben, iornleQ I'M Die Sanb Der @rSber3ogir
Marie G6riitiue Don Seitrei6 fir Den a0Hil
IlfonIo ansubalten.
Die ansa6e, baB Die 8esierung 10000
Wtann Srlppeu ua6 Guba ididsr piiroe, il
unbegriinost. Die &e9ierung wirD nllr oi
I6on in Guba befiublid)cn Gruppen, oerel
Dienltseit peritrid)eu lit, bur9 neue 0iann
idaften erlesen.
| Sd,isisnad,rtd,teu.
2oubon, 8. Septbr. = Der Oampfe
ralntpid Cattle" traf bon Netu=Yorf III 9lnt
perpen Elm.
Queenstomn, 8. Septenlber. - 9e
0ampier .gritannic" ,ft bon Stem Yorf file
eingelauien.
8rifol, 8. geptbr. = Die Oampfe
,gelTse" bon gtew-Dorf unO rSate Samcett
BON Wfontreal trafen bier ein.
Il Qinerp oil, s, September. Dam
| pier oGanopus" bon Bolton uno Orator
bon 9iew-Srleaus liefeu beilte elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-09
Sic @ahl im 6attformteu.

6ran5iSco, 8. September. Die
StimnenSdbluns in Oiejer Staot lit beenoet
uub bas 6eiultat 1T 6oigenbes: Die Arbelter
ertpablten ben Mapor, S4erifi, auoitor,
Sdatmeiiter, Steuereinnebmer, Dhsrltliden
Qomiuiltrator, @eonleter, Oiitrifts= 4niralt,
Staotz uno Gountg= =slniualt, Poli5etridter,
einen 9upsrpiior, tiinf S9ulrdtbe nnO ben
Gilenbahnz @ommiiiar tiir ben ltdOttl9sn Of
Gorolter, County =Glert, sdnl. Snperintsnbeus
ten, 5traBen eommliidr, elf Superoiiorsn,
' iisben WlitslieSer bes 9aulratbs unO msbrsrs
DiitslieOsr Der 9taats> >@analiiatiOns, ,Ss9Drses.
GonareBnitalieb 9aois ift BON oen 9fepublifa=
nern apps yseue eripdblt. Die Majoritdten
stlider Der srfolsreiden @anbioatsa iinO inoeis
len 10 gerina, Dab Die offiSielle 3dblun9 Oas
9teiultat per1noeru oiirfte.
SanSransisco, 8. Septbr. Sertdts
aus aaenGounties i'm 3.GongreBbiitrifte sebeu
oem republifani6en GongreBcanoioatet Wtcs
&enna cine Maioritat bon 271 Stinlnlen itbsi
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