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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-07-17
aloy &qApeAu.
"a eontinaer,)

Oui, je suis Democratic
Et dc cGur 1T de peau
Aussi l'ariStOcrate
Qui voudra mon chapeau
Respectable d'usure,
Dcvra, lie sien en- main,
Bonner bonnie mesure
En- pasSant au chcmin.
Car mou chapcau reclamc,
MalgrG ST yctuste,
Et tierement>p roclanc
le droit d'egalite.
C'est un vicux democratic,
Poll ccrtainenent
Devant Paristocratc
Qni upond polimcnt.
Mails il nest pas seryilo
Dcvant lc gros bonnet
DE liz cour on Ia vile,
1T conuait son couaait.
II salt bien que les autres,
Les jolis, les nOuveauy,
lie ticn, le sien, les v6tres,
Nc font pas les ceIveauX,
TT quo jamais In formo
Dun beau cliapeau he l,eut,
Dans III tGte ditlorme
lit vide, METRE un peu
De sens OH lie genie.
Castor, jamaiS tt peau,
Prtparee ct fine,
Ne sera Qu'un chapeau!
Et &C nest pas, en- somme,
Avec un convre chef
Que l'on fait MI grand homme
On que ION tait un Chef.
Mais 81 mon teutre sombre
Anne regalite,
III incline son Ombre
\ liz t%rLterultt.
Et deyant un bon prttre,
Qui peut etre IN grand saint,
Devant un savant Maitre,
Qui scrait medecln,
professcur, phiIosophe,
Artistic i Fart divin,
Mais non pas th6osophe,
Farceur GU bicn devin,
Mon chapeau, miserable
Dc vieillesse ct d'aspect,
Mails juste All venerable,
Sc leve avec respect.
II sc leve de meme
Reimbursement
Devant les gueux quill a;me
Tres Acknowledgement.
A vrai dire, sans haine,
Orgueil OH vanite,
Mon vieux cllapeau sans gene
Want celui d'a.c0te.
Car jamais, sur mon anne,
LIE vieuX ma meconnu
&c qu'on doit 4 la femme
Lie respect dun front nu.
II salt encor, Basile,
EFT c'est Ia metre adieu-
Entrant an saint aisle,
S'effacer devant Dieu.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-06

position. DR., CanAald was then elected
chairman Of the County Executive commit
toe, and empowered to select suhordlnates N
accordance with his bost judgment, On
motion OF DR., ID. II. Smylho, thu delegates
we're instructed 10 yote for tho abro cation of
the two-thrds rule, aftersome debate, Your
correspondent would suggest That the pan
proposed Colonel Mitchell Il impraelica-
BILE, rs II has been before tried and
failed, The most desirable plan for this
county Ia TO secure cooperative plan Of NIL
of sses that will secure the election Of our
best men 10 represent Us In tho Legislative
halls, and not make II OK lusiyely white
mans movement, The oiailection In the
democratic ranks cannot BIO healed In IA day.
"A kerosene lamp exploded ut the resi-.
Of Dr. J. b. McLelland, County Treasurer,
on Saturday night, and broke u looking glass
into innumerable pieces The fire WIS speed
lily extinguished by the inmates of tho house
without much damage being done, No ono
was hurt but all were badly frightened. The
Doctors many friends would like 10 sec him
strike oil, but would prefer that no take less
bosterous means TO do so. II will DO easily
seen that kerosene can produce most de-
structiye scene.
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COnsICANA.


Reported Daily'l
CoRsIcANA. April o, 1850,
The weather Is hot enough TO suggest the
Internal regions. The community report
of the sch lastlc population of this county Is
in excess Of the Assessors report calculated
by the voting population. The Assessors
report Is tho smallest, There Is no fault
with the Assessor, for IN experiment VIII
show that there "a about three children within
tho scholastic 0ge 10 every four voters.-..--
The census taking will begin June the 1,h
noxt--A project Ia now In foot 10 organize
County FAIR association, II should bo en-
outraged, - The County Commissioners
court will advertise for bids on tho now
courthouse. They will give all chance 10
bid, - Work win begin in u
few days on three new brick
store-houses In tho post-otiico block
There Is some misunderstanding between tho
Commissioners court and tho architect
whose plans were approved for the new
courthouse. The contract has not been
signed M yet 10 use his plan, The colored
peoples Advocate Is In favor OF n colored
man on the Board of Aldermen. They
should run man next fall and try Il. They
might eloct him.---Proiessor George, Of
Dallas, Is here to-day making his arrange
ments for tho masquerade ball "Wednesday
night of this week.--John u Rice, ESQ,
is candidate for county Judge. He is
we'll fitted for tho cfico, and II elected,
he will make faithful oilicer.---
County Surveyor Farar and City Marshal
Barrett will finish running out tho lines of
the city corporation to-day. The city has
lost considerable taxes by not attending 10
this matter long ago--The City Marshal
will have II good time making out m unren-
dercd list of lots without n map to MD HIM
- ashford Hughes came out three laps
ahead in the walking match Saturday night
They walked little over seventeen miles IN
five hours for the gate money, which didn't
pay expenses Boys, walk some more.
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GnOES1iIiECK.
correspondence OF The Herald.
GnnrhRkECK, AprIl b,

correspondence OF The Herald.
GRossBwEoK, April ., 1850,
The uncertainty Of Texas land titles Is
again to be illustrated. Ono Nlncente VI
taba, a Mexican, has sued q. h. Hammekin
and numerous citizens Of this and adjoining
counties for the "Acosts" eleven league
grant The suit Is in the United States
District court nj Waco. Many of the defend.
ants haze lived upon the land for wears, and
may sustain pleas Of limitation. Otherwise
il Is said TO be extremely doubtful whether
they can hold their lands.--ln the County
court His Honor Judge Harrington held to-
day in the State VS.. - for violation of the
ben.punch law, that an indictment for selling
liouor without registering the sale thereof,
and laying the day of sale on Sunday, was
bad on exception, and three cases
went of on that proposition: -
The renowned and world famous Arctic eN-
plorer and voyager, Capt. A. B. futile, has
a lecture advertised here for tonight, The
way the weather is wRrming up one can
readily fancy that n small section of the Arc
tic region imported here would be relief
this summor.--G Grazing for stock Is fine,
and We can do with but little corn, and.if tho
rains keep on there will be better crops in
this county than ever before. "Sweet are the
uses of adversely" and our farmers have
seemingly taken lessons of the hard tunes
aud appreciate the necessity of work as
never before. Married-at the Methodist
Il, Church, April A, at evening service, by
Rev. r. II. Barnett, of Waxahachie, James
Kimbell, county attorney of Limestone coun'
ty, and Miss Annie V. Cobb.
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MCKINNEY.
Correspondence of the Herald

Correspondence of the Herald.
MCKINNEY, April 8. 1880.
To-day the different precnts in the county
appointed delegates to the County conven-
ton, to meet here next Saturday, for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates to the county
convention. Tho Mckinney del gates will ia.
yor the abolition of the two-thrds rule and
will favor the nomination of Geneaal w. ).
Hancock for the Presidency at the Novem-
Dor election.-0n Tuesday an election
takes place for Alderman and City Marshall
with a large number of candidates in the field.
Oh last Thurs lay and Friday nights an
excellent concert was given at the court
house for the benefit of the old school Pres
bvterian church. The actors and actresses
were all amateurs, but surpassed and troupes
that have visited us this soason.--On the
fifth County Criminal court, with the Hon,
Z. G. Goodner presiding, commences There
will be but little business before it. 1t is a
remarkable fact that as our county grows
more populous, crime seems to decrease cor
respondingy. A great many attribute the
cause to the fact that Dallas and Sherman,
being so close and so much Weather than
Mckinney, they afford broader field for the
opera ion of criminals.---Rev. jeff Simms,
Baptist minister of our city, has sold his
residence here and contemplates one or TWO
years residence in Europe. --Farmers com
plain little of rust in their wheat---Gar-
dens are co ming out wonderfully under the
genial weather of the past few days.--Mr:
Aron has bought an elegant residence and
rumor says beautiful lady from New York
will take charge of it some time soon.
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MARSHALL

correspondence OF the Herald
MARSHALL April ., 1850,
Pursuant to n call made by the Chairman
of the Precinct Democratic Committee of
precinct No 3, including this city, u conven-
ton assembled nj the courthouse to-day at
about . o'clock p, M, to elect delegates to
the County convention, which meets here on
one week from to-day. The convention,
after being organized, proceeded to nominate
fifty delegates, Nho were duly elected to rep
resent beat No. 3 in the County conven-
ton. The convention discussed the two
thirds rule, which WAS approved of by an
overwhelming majority, This county will
be solid for the two-thirds rule and will sup
port the nominee for Governor, and Presi-
dent of tho United State, be he who he may
Tom, Dick or the Devil. We have had
enough radical Rcpublicsnism for the last
twelve or fifteen years, sustained by ignorant
negroes and scalawag white men, to do this
county till the next centennial.
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BRYAN.
Correspondence of the Herald,

Correspondence of the Herald,
BRYAN, April 4, 1880.
The Democratic County convention, which
assembled at the courthouse on Sat rday,
photographic particulars of which appeared
in Sundays HERALD after electng delegates
to the Galveston convention, proceeded to
discuss the question of discord, which has
created wide breach in the ranks OF The
party in this county for some time past, with
view to remedy the same. The cause OF
this breach, it is alleged by many Democrats,
arose from abuse of the convention system.
Col. Harvey Mitchell, an old and prominent
citizen of this county, and lifelong Demo-
crat, was called upon TO give his views upon
the subject. He said the political status OF
this county was at present doubtful, owing TO
the inharmonlous feeling existing IN the ranks
of the Democracy, and that some plan would
have to be adopted TO restore feeling That
would insure fair representation in the Leg
islature. His idea was to have mass meetings
20 form white mans party so faras Legisla
tive and State offices were concerned, In
order TO elect good and able
men. The old convention system
was obnoxious TO many who would invariably
support independent candidates in preferences
to convention nominee, which would result
in our county again being disgraced by ne
gro Representative. He suggested 10 lieu oil
the convention system, that all white men
unite in cooperative plan and select good
men. DR.. A. K. Garfield proposed to com
pletely reorganizs the Democratic party ia
the county in order to harmonic all white
men, and made motion to that effect DR.
Canheld's motion was warmly seconded by
Captain j. N. Henderson, with few terse
remarks. Captain Henderson favored bridy.
ing over all ill-feeling, and to begin from TOP
to bottom and reorganizs in toto. The mo-
ton was carried by rising vote without op-
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PITTsBURG.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
PIIrsBURG, April 2, lss0
AT III a. M, yesterday, the new railroad
(the Texas & st. Louis) reached our city,
and the hands, ono hundred or more, were
entertained with a handsome dinner, sub.
scrbed by the citizens.---The first st, Louis
locomotive TO enter our town was named j.
w. Parramore, after the Boss OF tho com.
pany, 1t was accompanied by eight cars
loaded with iron ind ties. Tho outest sell
we have ever had was lust night at the court
house. A couple of young imps Of the law,
without due regard to our people, framed II
notice by bell and nug that there would be
I'm Indignation" meeting for the purpose of
incorporating our town. The bait took and
ut u O'clock \ Goodly company were assem-
bled. A chairman was elected, and the
aforesaid limb of law ia nephew Of the O. A.
by the way) very coolly arose and announced
the meeting was for the purpose Of seeing how
many fools was in our town and added,
"Gentlemen, 1t is the first Of April 1t is
needless TO say that the meeting was imme.
aiately ended Cries of ride him on rail,
bump him, hearty laughs, ETC., showd the ap.
probation Of the hoax by the audience, Of
which, your correspondent humbly acknowl-
edges he is one.---A heavy hail storm one
and one,half miles from hero on the 3lst
Hail fell as large rs guinea eggs, beat
ing leaves off of the trees, ard playing havoc
generally. Mrs. Thurmond, formerly of
Terrell, and lately of our town, died last night
of pneumonia leaving six little children to
mourn her loss. Our people sincerely sym
pathize with Mr., Thurmond and his little
ones in their sad bereavement. Sons
measles, pneumonia and heas in our city.
business little dull.---Some cotton
arriving
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MEXIA.
Correspondence OF the Herald,

Correspondence OF the Herald.
MExtA, April $, 1880
The vegetable kingdom has for the most
part recovered from the recent freeze.---A
little child OF Mr.. Thomas Bond, living in
this county, WAS scalded to death few days
ago by falling into o kettle of boiling water
The post-oflice has been moved back to
its former place of keeping on Main street
-Thirteen freight cars were wrecked near
Kosse last night, thereby delaying the pa,seni
ger train several hours. No loss of life is
reported.-The rumor flies that the candi-
dates for the various municipal offices will
give vent TO their respective views upon the
questions at issue in street speeches this
evening. election takes place Tuesday
ncxt.-Mr. Ed. Shipman, whose duties re-
anired his presence at Ennis for some weeks
returned this weel, and can again be found at
his post in the express oflice.--A large
party of our most prominent citizens will
leave early next week on fishing excursion,
to be absent two weeks. While we regret
we are unable to be with them, we neverthe-
less wish them the usual tisherman's luck.
-Several cases of typhoid pneumonia pre-
walls in the community, though not of a NOR
tai character.
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sTEPIIENsyILLE.
correspondence OF tho Herald.

correspondence OF the Herald.
srErH S'vILLE, April =, 1850,
We have Just had light showers of rain,
and crop prospects are good.-A Demo-
cratic convention TO send delegates to Calves
ION was called for to-day, but amounted to
nothing. Nothing was done. Mr.. WhiIacre,
County Chairman, failed 10 call tho conyen-
ton In time, or to give due notice Of 1t when
he did call it,-A good deal of soctarian
feeling exists between tho different religious
denominations here and tho Uuion Sunday
school has been broken upby the withdrawal
of church members. An attempt will DO
made tomorrow to reorganlz0. Candidates
will begin canvassing during District court,
which begins on the 9th instant.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April g. - The Drovers' Journal
reports cattle receipts at 8, 700 shipments 200;
market Is exceedingly dull for shipping Eastern
buyers bidding lower, 4 s,N65 o.; butchers so
for cows and bulls; mixed stock, 1908 90;
stockers and feeders quiet and unchanged, 50
4 10.
Sheep receipts, 5On shipments, -; mar
ket quiet, but weak; good, 1895; lambs, 8 o..
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RECORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE


FULLY 25 PER CENT. Of the human race ara
i victims to partial or complete impotency.
This startling assertion will be fully corrobo.
rated by every Intelligent physician The
principal causes producing this disc SO are In
discretions or excuses. Some of the common
symptoms are loss of vigor, spermatorrbna,
pain In The back, disposition TO avoid society,
languor gloomy forebodings. mental distress,
nervous debi lty and eucOThma I'm females),
facilitating dreams. dc. Let no false modesty
prevent the parent from warning the child
this great evil. hecret habits are the result
ignorance The medical profession has been
almos crimlnally negligent or ret'oent aO0ut
these hines, as the demand for increased 40
crmmodati0ns ut the insane asylums amply
attest.
There Is well-known principle In animal
physiology that no vital action can take pl ace,
exc ,pt thr ugh the ageAcy of the nervous sys-
TEN. If the nerve power In any organ is weak
ened, then that organ II. weak, There Is arfm-
edy in ths reach Of all, one that has stood the
test for over half a century. DR.. Hicord's
Vital Restorative has been scruti nized and in
dorset by the Academy OF Medicine In Paris,
| as an infai able specific for the above, co tsins
no phospho Gus, cantharldes or other poison;
and Is perman mt In effect; is u sugar-coated
pill and can be had of Levasser h Co 10 pis
rue Richelleu, Paris, (France), or OF DR.. 8.
Brown sigesniond, sole agent for the U. r.,
pile. %, box OF 400, $40. sent by mail upon re-
ceipt OF price.
CERTIFICATE.
PARIS, July IL, lS73--l0 Rue do la Paix.-A
Mr.. Il. L., fifty years old, had been widower
twenty-five years, nervous temperament; h d
| suffered for thirty years with spermatorrh9a,
and tor ten years with nervous debili and
| en- ire impotency. For eighteen years he tried
| every known remedy without any bench. He
cam to me and 1 advised him to try RI
cords Vital Il storative. After four months
he was discouraged, but 1 insisted upon his
continuing lts use, and In nine mon this he was
restored 10 full health and vigor-got married.
| and has Two fine children.
| out of $40 patients tr ated % were cured
withiR 30 DAYS, lI5 In six weeks, 1850 betueen
two and three months. 8 between five and elk
months, No nine months.
Or. NJ PERTGORD,
| Med ne de 10 Hospital Charity.
/ Sold ~ Wholesale and Retail Dug
| glats generally ma
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MATTERS BY MAIL,
Continued From Fourth Page.

Tho plc.nlc Of tho Star State Fire company
IA Clear Lake, on the line Of tho Gulf, Col,
oyado a santa Fa to-day, was largely at
TENDED. On and after April 4ih, nhl scr.
Vice between this city and New Or cans, will
be only four times week Steamships Will
arrive on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Friday, and will leave Galveston Sun
DAYS, Mondays, Thursdays and FrilayF.--
The Juvenile pinaforo CLOSED their engage
ment with eclat last night and met with a
hearty reception aflerward At the fremont,
Blind Tom IL tho next attraction on the card,
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MAGkNTS BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, April5. -Noon-Cotton active and
nrmer; midding upands, 7 5-ld; Orleans, Ia;
receipts, IL 800; American 10000; sales, IL, 900;
speculation aud export, 2,OOlj uplands low
I-32G5-I8; April and May, do; May and
June, do; June and July, 735@ll-S2i July and
August, ! l3-3!@9s August and september,77- l6;
September and October. ll-S@5, 9; October
and November, & 3 81; futures dull,
80 m-Uplands, tx; Orleans, 7-l6; fu-
lures steady.
400 u M American sales, 900.
5.l5 u m-Futurps closed weak.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n.y. PERSONS OR FAMILIEs-Wanting
Boots or Shoes, First-C Glass City Made
for Gents, Ladies', Misses and Children. will
do well to call at COS Main street; always ON
hand hne assortment, also made to order at
once a. desired. Prices Low. Work warranted
Old Boots and Shoes Repaired.
HARVEY PAGE,
fsb7tf Manufacturing.
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MttulluE OflthUS ~
Consolidated net receipts. S,237; exports to
Great Britain, l.,Oii; continent, OiS: channel
Wool firmly held and in moderate demand;
domestic fleece, 5O965pulled, Boss unwashed,
Hides steady; New Orleans, IL; Texas,
l0S@l.. ma
Night-Moncy, To- ); exchange, iAA; Gov
ernnlents strong and hgherj new IS, 1855 (;
as, 1895 as, 1915; State bonds quiet and
steady.
GALVESTON,
GALVESTON, April 5. - Receipts net, sos;
gross, It exports to Great Britain, $685.;
France -; channel, -; continent, -
coastwise, rs; stock, 80, $50; sales, $40 bales;
market closed dull and easy.
Middling ."'.'.''''.. izia
KANSAS CITY.
| KANSAS CITY, April 8. - Wheat - No spo'
09A; No. spot, -,
Bacon-Clear, IA; rib and long, -.
NEW ORLEANS
New ORLEANS, April 3. - Cotton opened
steady, but closed quiet; sales, $3.50 bales.
Ordinary iu,s
Good ordinary ........... ia
Low middling. ~
Middling ..'..'...''''''''''.'''''' as5s
Good middling ........................., 2ys
Receipts net, 3,als; gross, i,22O; exports to
Great britain, 800; continent, -; coastwise,
-; stock, 26S i 10 bales.
Futures quiet; sales, "a, 200 bales.
| April. ......................... p
May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......' ~ fotgiz ~
June OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL B0Dl2 81
July ........................ IL 606Il2 o.
| August. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL $50
| september. 12 O6ni2 On
| October NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL $50
| November ..... ..................... ii $50
December .............. II ESQ
| January .............,........... ........ az
| February III ZDMll
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Texas, j NJ Booch, Decatur Sam Siarley,
MARSHALL Pc Tucker ToArVe,e W CLARK,
w A Merrill, II ID Hawklns,Vhy,
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-11-05

London, Nov. 4..-Times in its edi-
torial on Election says "there are
good reasons Tor believing that Gen.
Gartields administration will be like
the present one, moderate II policy.
Civil service "eiorm and free trade
have been equally thrust into the
back ground during the present cam.
paign."
Detroit, Nov. 4.-Garfeld has about
10000 majority in the state. Green
hackers pol'ed a strong vote IN few
localities, elsewhere weak. Legisla-
ture strongly Republican. Congress
ional delegation remains solid. Sew
eral districts carried against combin-
ed opposition.
StLouis, Nov. 4.--Statc probably
40. 600 democratic. Democrats con-
ccede the election to Congress Of Van
Horn in the Sth district. Result in
3rd district, this city, doubtful. Prob
ably Frost, democratic, is elected in
9th district. Waddel, democratic,
in 9Th district probably elected, and
MaXson, democratic, in 10th.
Washington, Nov. 4.-Republicans
think John A. Kassop, of Iowa, the
most available man for the Speaker
ship. Secs Sherman will contest
the Ohio Senatorship with Foster.
Defaulting Postmaster Macarthur Of
Chicago will be pardoned.
Topeka, Nov. 4.-Garfeld's majori-
ty 10000. Probably 3 republican con-
gressmeD. First district, Ryan $4,000
2nd district. Haskell 5000, 3rd dis
trict, Anderson St John for goy-
ernor 10000. Senate and House near
ly unanimous.
Memphis, Nov. 4,--Tbe Republicans
gain two Congressman IN the State
and elect the governor Republicans
gain II assemblymen and claim the
Legislature by virtue Of the other
gains in middle and east Tennessee.
Chicago, Noy. 4.-The Omaha, Neb
Times says at is creditably rumored
that Senator Hitchcock, who was a
class-matc of Garfield at college will
be rendered the Secretaryship of the
| Interior.
Concord, n. IT,, Nov. 4.-Garfield's
plurality is about 1000. Hall elected
in first district by over 500 plurality;
Riggs, republican. second district ov-
er 800: Farron in third district over
800
Philadelphia, Nov. Later re-
turns from 25th Congressional dis
tri"t give James Mosgrover, demo-
cratic 500 majority.
Chicago, November 4.-The estima-
ted majorities show that Garfield
will have The popular vote by over
10000.
Chattanooga, Ten, Nov. 4.---Lane
is elected to congress in the 9Th dis
trict, defeating General Wheeler by
GOO.
Columbus, o., Nov. 4.-Returns
from Al counties show Garfeld's ma
jority in the state about $4,000
New York. Nov.4 New Hampshire
majority is 3632 and iowa $4,000.
Las Vegas morning gazette., 1880-11-05
GARFIELD
HANCOCK.

New York, November 4.---All the
papers Of the city, both democratic
and republican, concede New York
State to Garfield by a majority rang
ing from $4,000 to 25,000 The head
quarters of the republican national
committee are closed; no address to
the people will be sent out by the
committee; they claim hat their sue
cess is sufficient as guarantee.