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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-25

7 OTIS FOR SALE ON TINE. Address or ap-
~ ply to
Real Estate and Insurance,
tF' YanktOn ii r
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THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE As FolLows

THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE As FOLLOWS:
Cash on hand and in the hands Of
agents or other persOns...... s 49,, lSO -
Zeal estate untncumbered. ........ $3.50 90
Bonds owned by the company, to-
wit: See schedule...........:.... .2.35O.5ss 20
Loans on bond and mortgage being
estate worth double the amount
nloaned;....:............. ....... l,1l6.sl1 IS
OeDts otherwise secured. ..... 81. oo9 n
All other secur tiles .......... 1882 20
Total asset. s4,lG5, TIT 81
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due........s rs. 1873 rs
10 Ses uiladjusted. ....... t4.2IS 70
Losses III suspense. waiting for fur
Iher proof. >. $500 90
All other claims against the company 3y,2S "a
reinsurance fund.-. ....-."....... 2,ssl ,o9l 81
Total liabilities. ............. So. 1891 81
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
County Of Philadelphia $
A. Louden Jnowden. president, and Jacob
4. Lexe, secretary Of the Fire Association, being
Gu ~ ~. sY9 9r,,. d Ley se. and ssy; that the foregoing
oi SAID company that the said insurance cOmDa.
ny Is the bona fde owner of ut least one Hundrd
ed nhi IN s%e stata sn q actual ftl cash capital. invest;
PONDS, orin bond or mortgages Of real estate I'M
incumbered and worth double tile am0nnt for
a Mm,ca t dess same Is mmortgaKed and they are the
company.
A. LoUDoN JNowpEN. President.
JACOE II. LEXE. Secretary,
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 21st
day Of January. 1880.
tso.,, ALEXANDER R1cKEY.
locail Notary Public.
VPFttk OF TERRITORIAL AUDITOR
\, y. A. Sherman, auditor OF the TERRITORY
o. DAKOTA. DO hereby certify that the foregoing
went OF the Fire Association. Of Philadelphta
re,nsylvanta. on the alst day Of December. 1910
and now on file In my Office. '''
!. A. SHERMAN, Auditor.
by l." NJ. PURDY, Deputy.
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o SALE OR REM
FOR SALE OR RENT

GMALL HOUSE. 4 rooms, last house on Broad
~ way. Price, $3.50; rent, 50 per month.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-25

THE BEST s CENT CIGAR IN II.
CITY. Clear Havana tobacco, q. Jenkin.
sons, Third Street, near Cedar.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-25

A GIRL to do washing. ironing and assist
AahOuseWOrk. Call on Immediately at
s MAI. SHARP'S
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sss BOARDERS WANTED. =.
JOHN JACOBS,
Second ST.. bet. Broadway and Cedar
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LOST.

A WHITE Cameo stud, gold mounted. The
~ finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t at
McHS ices restaurant. Third street, between
Walnut and Douglas.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-25

GAsH paid for Yankton County orders. Appl
~ to GEO. w. ROBERTS,.
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1pffll 4sttees.
HORSE 0 SALE.

AFINE black carriage horse. suitable for
3 fanny oi BR1NR SfasaI6i 1 8 pJoRpAN,s.
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A HOUSEHOLD NEED.

USS1 "Hu auuCu
Cochrane's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18
Dsvenport,s Investigation.

New York, July .5fBefore tho Wallace
investigating committee to-day, Commissioner
Davenport said some of the alleged fraud
ulent naturalization papers of 1868 are still
out, and that during the coming campaign
he will consider it his duty, if complaint is
made, toarrest the parties offering them.
After recess, the examination of Daven-
port was continued. The witness said he
did not think there were any good 1868
papers, at least very few; believed that the
certificates issued by the supreme and supe-
rior courts in 1868 could be safely attacked
for being frau1ulenty issued. Senator
McDade asked the witness if he intimated
that Judge McCunn and Barnard acted
frsu1ulently, to which he replied that he
minated no such thing, but said they did.
After few more questions, Senator Wal
lace said they had made their point and
adjourned till Monday.
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FO REIGN AFFAIRS.

London, July II. 1t is believed
that the Ersca collier explosion
was caused by Lightning striking the
winding gear, at the top Of the shaft. Six
hundred yards of the pit has been explored
up to this morning, and seventeen bodies
recovered. 1t will probably be some days
before all can be recovered, as about seven
hundred yards of the pit have fallen.
RIOTS IN BRAZIL.
A dispatch from Rio Janeiro, dated July
LIST, via Lisbon to-day, says that election riots
have occurred at Victory in the province of
Pernambuco The military charged on the
people and killed twenty including Baron
Escoba. Many were wounded.
THE RIFLE.
Wimbledon, July lin the rifle match
between the Lords and Commons at 200
wards, Lords scored 249 and Commons 262
Visicount Massereno shot In place of Earl
Wicklaw or the side of the Lords.
In the match between Lords and Com
mons, at 500 yards range, the Lords scored
4S3 and the Commons 4S8. Farrow to-day
scored "a out of possible 35, in COMPETE
ton for the Curtis Harvey prizes.
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Cash Admitted to Bail.

Charleston, July 17-Colonel Cash, the
surviving principal in the recent fat u duel,
came before Judge McIver, of the state SUI.
preme court at Cheraw, last evening on a
writ of habe corpus, and was admitted to
bail in the sum of $4,000. Considerable ex-
element was eccasioned in Cheraw previous
to the hearing of the application by an at
tack made by the son of Colonel Cash upon
Mr.. Pegins, editorof the Cheraw Sun, who
had denounced his actions through the col.
unns of his paper. Young Cash and his
father both drew pistols, the latter avowing
his intention to see fair play, and Mr.. Pegins
was only saved by being thrust into an open
doorway, where he was locked. No arrests
made.
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Trouble Among the Miners

Chicago, July IA Des Moines, Iowa.
dispatch says that the miners at the four
principal coal mines in this city are out on a
strike against signing years contract,
which stipulates that men shall not hold
meetings during working hours or ask for an
advance for themselves or others during the
year, the right of owners to discharge men
beng reserved. The men have right to
quit except during a strike. The companies
are trying to introduce per diem wages
instead of paying by the bushel.
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Northwestern Branch of Central.

Special to the Herald.
Calvert, July T.-Captain Williams,
civil engineer of the northwestern branch of
the Central railroad, arrived here tonight
He left in company with Captain Salter this
morning to examine the ground from here
to the Brszos river for the railroad to be
built from this point through Bolton to
Lsmpasas. His assistants will be here next
Tuesday. They will start out to make the
survey from here to Bolton. Bids for the
grading will be advertised soon. The Cen.
tral mansoers we're not slow to see the loss
they wet ID 'ustain by reason of the Santa
Fe rum ngt rough Milan and Bell coun-
ties, and have resolved to put their road into
Bolton ahead of the Santa Fe. 1t is believed
that m important depot will be established
near The central portion of Milan county,
and that the merchants here who have taken
steps to secure this road will follow up their
adv ,ntage and establish branch houses .out
there and supply Milan and Bell and the
counties tributary thereto. There seems to
be no doubt tina: the road will be built at
once
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Saratoga Races.

Saratoga, July 1.-THE opening day of
the Saratoga racing association has fair at
tendance; weather cool and cloudy; track
good. Introductory scramble for all ages,
purse $4,000; five furlongs; won by Besuti-
tude By length; Knight Templer second
by head; Brambletta third. Time, 81.
Second race, Trauers stakes, three-year
Odds, mile and three.quarters, Grenada won
by length; Oden, second; Turfnan, third.
Time, 2:13.
Third race, sweepstakes, all ages, one and
quarter miles, was won by Luxe Black.
burn by eight lengths Checkmate, second;
Valurtno, third. Time 2;11}.
Fourth race, selling race, one mile. Daniel
X, first; Woodax, second; Charley Gorham,
third. Time. Ia.
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u. y. Circuit Court Atlanta

Atlanta, Ga, July l7.-Judge Woods in
the u 5. circuit court, decided in the case
OF the contest between Judge Bigby and
Colonel Farrow, over the office of district
attorney that. though Bgby was not con-
urmed by the senate, his appointment by the
president since congress adjourned entities
nm to the office, This case settles the con-
teSt IN the Montgomery, Ala, district, and
puts in Governor Smith.
Judge Woods, after hearing the argument
IN the case of the revenue deputies charged
with the murder os William Jones, near At
lanta, recently, discharged the accused, ON
their duty. ''''''''N
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Gave Himself Up-.Cause of a Suicide.
Special 10 the Fprald.
Groesbeeck, July Ito. A. Godfrey, who
accidentally killed A. X. jackson here about
eighteen months ago, and then fed the coun-
try, his returned During his absence he
was indicted for murder, but the court ad-
mitted him to bail in the sum of g, 900 upon
the ex parte testimony taken before the jury
ofinquest over the body of jackson.
Mr.. Fl. L. Graves. whose untimely self
taking-of was noted in the HERALD recently,
was young man universally respected, of
good family, and WAS county surveyor of this
county. 1t is said that he committed the
rash act because young lady whom he had
been visiting and who had encouraged his at
tentions, refused TO marry him. Another
fearful warning of the folly and crime of
" flirting" or trifing with the most sacred
emotions of the human heart.
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Fever Mt New Orleans.

New Orleans, July 17.-Dr. G. B. White,
sanitary director of the auxiliary association,
and DR.. Jones, president OF the board of
health, certify that there is not case of
yellow fever in this city, nor has there been
case this summer, except one imported
case on the bark Excelsior. The other two
cases of sickness on the Excelsior at the
quarantine station, forty miles below the
city, are reported improving, and no case of
sickness has occurred on the vessel for the
past five days.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
One Mexican Stabs and Kills Another
at San Antonio -ApprOachtng Mar
riage OF General TrevinO and
Miss Ord-A Meeting ut Mar.
shall in the Interest of Inn.
migration Precinct
Conventions, Etc.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Marshall, July ia conference WAS
held here to-day, at which several of the
prominent railway companies Of the state
participated, Conspicuous among them were
the International & Great Northern, Calves
ton, Harrisburg " San Antonio and the
Texas & Pacific companies. The object in
view was the organization of an association
fer the promotion of immigration into the
state of Texas, Other railway companies on
account of pressing business engagements,
were unable to be represented at the meet
ing. but sent letters expressing regret and a
desire 10 Participate on another occ sion.
The International & Great Northern was
represented by Me'srs. Hayes, Hoxie and
Mccoy; the Texas & Pacific, by Governor
John G. Brown and Colonel George Noble,
and the q. II. & S. A., by Mr.. A. j. Fry.
lnilistory steps were taken for organizing
the company, charter being drawn up,
signed and arrangements made for it to be
filed with the secretary of state.
A board Of directors being appointed and
the capital stock of the company being de-
termined upon, after the usual preliminares,
and after certain important measures had re-
ceived due attention, it was decided to ad-
journ the meeting until the 22d instant, the
city Of Austin being decided upon as the
most available place for the next meeting.
The following communication was ad-
dressed to all the railroads in the state that
were not represented in the meeting, and also
the Iron Mountain and NJ, X. & T. COM
panies and to the Morgan and Mallory steam.
ship companies:
MARSHALL July II. 1850.
GENTLEMEN AT q meeting held this day,
in Marshall it WAS ecideu to organize M
immigration company, to induce immgra.
ton to the state of Texas. A charter has
been filed with the secretary of state, and
meeting called at the Raymond house ut
Austin, AT 8 o'clock y. m, july %, 1880, to
complete the organization and transact any
other business that mas properly come be-
fore it. We will be very glad to have you or
some representative Of your company meet
with us at that time and participate in the or
ganizstion. Yours very truly,
JOIN c. Brown,
Il. S. HAYES,
II N. HoxIE,
GEORGE NOBLE,
4 j, Fry.
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BRENNAN Precinct Convention.

Special to the Herald.
Brenham, July 17.-Rsin prevented the
country people from coming 10 town, but
the farce of holding primary meeting was
gone through with by the Democracy. About
thirteen men met at the court house and
appointed twenty-five delegates to the
county convention.
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DIR. Tanners Condition

New York, July l7.-Dr. Tanner has en-
tered upon the Goth day of his fast. He has
been in good condition since midnight. He
took twenty-five ounces of water This morn
ing, He enjoyed his usual drive, and after
his return his pulse was recorded at "a, tenn
perature SO, and respiration 76.
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Anderson Democratic Convention

Special TO the Herald.
Palestine, July 1.-THE Democratic coun-
ty convention convened here to-day. The
convention instructed for Roberts for COVER
ner; Lubbock for treasurer; Wilson for at
torney general, and nominated Gideon j.
Gooch for comptroller. Gooch is a lawyer,
An expert accountant, and he's a valuable ex-
perience. He is q brother of Senator Gooch
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ApprOaching NuptiaIs,

SpeCIaI 10 the HtTHIU'
San Antonio, July l7.-General Trevino
will take to wife the daughter of General E..
o. G. Ord on Tuesday next A grand ban
quet will be given the general and staff by
the citizens on Thursday.
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yomiuated for Congress.

Cincinnati, July 1.-THE Republican con-
gressonal convention of the twelfth Indiana
district nominated Robt. s. Taylor, of Fort
Wayne, for congress,
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Sights ats 5opremium; Sterling bank, 4si's;
Consols, 4616GA.
double, 4@A; treble, 4h@&; higher grades,
5@6]a.
Corn quiet, 5'@Ac.
Oats dull, 3iG35c,
Pork quet but firm, IL 80.
Lard weak; by the tierce, ~; key, at ";
Dry-salt meats scarce but firmer; shoulders,
loose, AZ; packed, 5@h; clear ribs, -;
Bacon on illrm; shoulders, 81; clear ribs,
IA clear sid s, So
Hams demand fair and FIRM choice sugar
cured canvassed, 1O@llis.
Whiskey steady; western rectiiied, 10.
Coffee in good demand; cargoes ordinary to
prime, 1874 @l5I.
mon, 6si@7H; fair to fully fair, Th@s14; prime
to choice, s9.6a1; yellow clarified, 81.
Molasses dull and nominal; inferior, -;
common, 25; fair, -; centrifugal, -;
prime to choice, -.
= Rice Rice scarce but firm; ordinary to choice,
5hGS
ST. LOUIS, July Il. Flour unchanged;
double, . GO@7j;triple, 9O05 Go;choice to faney'
5 1905 O..
fall, 95@l GO; cash, 1924 July; ssh@ssa for
August; Ssla@h for September; closing hrinef;
Corn higher S52@8o for cash.
Oats lower, 26A cash; 29h for Juiyi ga ior
Lard irmer, II. Bulk meats, nominal;
shoulders, Coz ribs, %. O SIDES 81. sia soS
Bacon quiet; shoulders, o 2ui rips' w; SIDES.
90.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July II. = The Drovers' Journal
reports cattle receipts, 900; shipments, -;
market firm common to good common n 2Sa
grassers are steady, 30@3 30; the entire sup
Siv was exhausted at firm rates.
Sheep receipts, 100; shipments, - market
the only sale was t4 ".
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Captured.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio July 17.-Manuel Perez was
captured at Castroville and lodged in Jail to-
day on warrant from Bexar county. In a
row across the creek last night he stabbed
another Mexican named Jose Arietta, per-
haps fatally.
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Destructive HaiI.storm.

Greenville, Miss, July ia destructive
hail-storm passed over Greenville county
Wednesday, doing great damage to the cot
ion crop.
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ISlDORE FRELBERG & CO..
LIE
OR OC r S j.

have just completed the enlargement and improvement of
Elm
stock exceed variety
and quality by any South will checruy refund the money
every which complete satisfaction We
make a speciality of
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MANY MISHAPS.
A CHAPTER OF SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.
An Ex.Congressman in Massachusetts
Thrown From his Carriage and In
jured-wOnderfui Escape From
Death OF u Naval CRdet-An
Aunt OF senator Maxey
Thrown From Wagon
Rnd Killed - Etc
Special TO the Herald

Special to the Herald
Bells, July l7.-Lsst evening between five
and six o'clock, Aunt Polly Andrews, widow
of Voleney Andrews, and aunt of Senator
Maxey, while driving near h home three
miles from town, was thrown from the
wagon and instantly killed. She was be-
loved by all who knew her and leaves vast
number of friends to mourn her sad death.
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DEATH.
g"

rri.burg, Pa, July l7.-Wm. F. OAR
rah, one of the Annapolis naval cadets visit.
ing this city, while in fit of somnambulism
last night, stepped from four story window
of Bottoms hotel. He fell a distance of
thifty'tiye feet into an open cellar, and break
ing three iron stancbions supporting them,
The only injury he received was frac-
ture Of the left wrist.
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Now is the time furnish yoursefWith goods at lower
prices than ever offered in the City Of Dallas
Examine these goods and prices,
they speak for th'mselves
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-" RKETs RE TELEGRAPH,
FOREIGN.

LlyERPooL, July II. Noon = Cotton firm I:
middling ,uplands, 67s; middling Orleans, !;
receipts, $500; all American; sales, TOO;
speculation and export, 1000; uplands low
Gmiudiing elassilcations for July delivery.
September & 1892; September and October,
l7.&; October and November, 0-3a; No.
yember and December, -; December
ana january, -; January and February,
steady.
Lard, 3Gs Sd
l:SO m-Futnres quiet: sales, 100; uplands
low middling classllcations for July and Au-
gust delivery, 1889; October and November,
h-lG; futures stendY.
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To the AssnCinted Press

IHhVWN FKVM UAKhIAVIE,
Boston, July LEX Congressman John
b, Allen, of Lynn, was thrown from his car
riage at Rahart yesterday, and had his hip
broken. His injuries are very serious.
NAVAL CADETS NARROW ESCAPE FROM
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Water Coolers 50 and upward.
Bird Cages, SI and upward.
Baby Carriages, $500 and upward.
Refrigerator $3.50 and upward.
Clothes Hangers. 81 and upward.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
GALVESTON

GALVESTON, July II. = Receipts net, ls6;
gross, -; exports to Great Britain, -;
France, -; channel -; continent, -;
coastwise, 81; stock, 1891; sales, 8! bales;
market closed nominal.
ordinary '..''.''..'''''' $500 ''..'' Pc
Good ordinary. ................... D. ......! 9h
Low mddling .........,........... ..".... 10h
Good middling Observation-Disclosures. II&
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KANSAS CITY.
NEW ORLEANS.

KANSAS CITY, July l7.-Wheat - No. 2spot
SIC; No, spot, nc
Bacon-Ciear, SsI rib and long, 81.
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Consolidated net receipts 400; exports to
Great Britain, 0i4; France, 2,796; continent,
---i channel, -.
Wool firm bnt quiet; domestic fleece,
4O@52j pulled, 22@5O; unwashed, 1882; Texas,
1895.
Hides firm bu, rather quiet wet sailed New
Orleans, 30 to 20 lbs, llk Texas, selected, 80 to
Is lbs, llh0l3.
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NEW YORK

Flour quiet. Wheat spring, nominal. Winter
frmer. Corn quiet. Pork firm, Is 80. Lard
strong at l29a Spirits turpentine, 27x
Rosin, l40 Freights very firm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-06-12
9as StGet oer 8reembaGler.
NepraIentant 3. y. &seaper aus Soma uno g.
3. Chambers aus Eeras ais Iraiioent=
idJaftszSansioaten aomtairt.

CHICAGO, IL. SUM. = Del Jationalz
@onpent Der @reenbddlsr b1ieb Die ganse gfa9t
in Sibung. auBer ben 5S. 8eaoer. Camp
bel, gutler unb &oolf tpurben nod Sbomp=
iobr $. Wturh aus Maine unb gomaro 8.
sllis aus S1inois Srr domination por9elflla=
gen. pr. Wur6, peld)er als Oelegat anne
ienS mar, lebnte Die Domination ab. Sine
inforf1lelle abitimmuug murbe Daraufbin nor=
9enonlmen, beren 6eiultat geraoe BET Cages
anbru6 perfiinbet muroe. 0as 9telultat mar
gSeaper 2244, gSri9bt 1861, 0ilane 119,
Cutler 95, Ghaie 89' glGis Al uno Campbell
21. 2lls es itfl herausltellte. baB 8eauer cine
iibertpcgenbe Daioritat beiaB, itellten ntebrere
GanbiOaten su9lei6 ben 4ntrag, 8eaper ourf)
INFLAMMATION su nominiren. Der antrag iunroe
an9enommen.
General q. 90. gSeit aus Mii5iiitppi unb
6. S. Chambers aus Ieras ipurben sur gto5
nliuatlon als SiceprGiibeltten porgeid)la9ell.
Chambers erbielt bel Der eriten Ibltimmung
403 nnb gSeft 81 Stimnen; Die Domination
bes 6rn. Chambers wuroe barani sur einiftnt=
miaen genlaf)t. I'm llbr friib erIhien Sc
prGlentant @eaper, ipelher 'augenl6sinlif Die
9tadt in aeiunbem Sflafe su9ebraht bate,
unb acceptirte Die gonlinaton nit Der 8enler-
fung, er perbe ipdter @elegenbeit ergrelfen, Der
Yartei letne Innabme Der Nominatton aui
fornellere @eile nlitSutbeileu.
9tadoem bte iiblihen Oanfbel6liile dnge-
noiilmen morben tparen, pertagte itd) Der @ou1
npf1t cira 6io