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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11
POLITICAL.
GIBSON GETS ANOTHER CHANCE

GIBSON GETS ANOTHER CHANCE.
National Associated Press to the star.
New ORLEANS, May 11.-Some dissatis-
faction having been expressed at the re-
nomination for Congress OF General Gibson
in the First District, the delegates reas-
sembled yesterday, and General Gibson
was withdrawn. A call was then ordered
for the election OF delegates to new Con-
vention. GiLson's friends are Confident
that new Convention will give him even
a stronger vote.
Yesterdays CHICAGO CONVENTION.
CHICAGO, May 11.-Upon motion com.
mittee was appointed, which selected 5s
Washbprne aud "a Blaine delegates to the
Springfield Convention, and at 8 o'clock
the Convention adjourned.
The Grant Convention was called to or
der in the Club-rooms of the Palmer House
by Chairman Singer, of the County Com
mittee. The temporary organization was
made permanent, after which 81 delegates
to the State Convention were selected by
Senatorial districts being the full quota o
the countv. The Convention adjourned
with three cheers for Grant.
PREPARING THEIR MEMORIAL.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Committee or
Address appointed by the Grant branch o
the Convention yesterday met last nigh
and prepared memorial to be presented
to the State Convention, explaining til,
necessity for their action in adjournini
from Farwell Hall and organizing at tn
Palmer House. aes "
| OLD DOMINION eREENBACKERs.
SALEM, Va, May 1.-THE State Conven
ton of the National Greenback Labor party
called to assemble in this place Yesterday
was failure. Only one delegate was pres
ent besides Governor McMullen, who calle,
the Convention. Tonight the Governo
spoke to small audience and appointe
two delegates and alternates for the Mort
District to the National Greenback ConveI
iion at Chicago.
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS.
DETROIT, May 1.-THE clans are gather
ing at Detroit to-day preparatory to tn
State Convention, to be held tomorrow
for the purpose of choosing deies ates
tile Republican Convention at Chicago
The Blaine boom now predominates.
MASSACHUSETTS aREENBACKERs.
WORCESTER MASS, NAV 1.-THE Greer
back State Convent IN for the selection {
four delegates to the Greenback Nations
Convention at Chicago was convened i
Horticultural Hall to-day Hon. /
Moody Boynton was made Permaner
Chairman. l.c
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11
Courtney ommcnces Practice.
,ati0nai Associated Press to the Star.

WAsHIseroN, ID. c., May 1l.-Mr. Charles
e. Courtney, Of Union Springs, accom-
panied by his friends, Robert Lawson, J. s.
Loring, Henry Carr and Estell Ward, ar
rived here this morning and established
their headquarters at the Riggs House.
In reply to the question as TO whet her
there would be race between Hanlan and
himself on the 10th, he says that he could
not answer for Hanlan, but as for himself
he meant business He came here to row,
and would do SO. He commenced bis prac-
tics on the river this afternoon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11
RENT COLLECTOR KILLED.

NEW York, May 11.-Sam. Diehm, a
German aged fifty-four, was kicked to
death last night by Eugene Gardner, ne
gro, aged eighteen. Diehm was collecting
rents in the rear of 81 Clinton street, and
finding Gardner talking to colored wo-
man on the premises, ordered him away.
Gardner owed no disposition to 60, and
it is said Diehm pushed him away. The
negro then fatally attacked the German.
Diehm leaves wife and two children.
KILLED BY COLLAPSE.
CHICAGO. May 11.--O.d Anderson, la
borer, was killed this morning by the cnl-
lapse of a staging apparatus at RObt. Laro's s
coal yard on North Pier.
FIERCE STRUGGLE WITH RoUGHs.
At $3.50 this morning Detectives Finan
and R. han had fierce tussel with five des-
peradoes on Halstead Street Bridge. Weap-
ons were pulled on both sides, and the dex-
terity of the officers, supplemented by re-
lief from patrolmen on the beat in the vi
cinity, alone prevented a vigorous use of
them.
Asi was, Rolian demolished his weapon
resisting an attack with brass knuckles
and Finan also damaged his. Both officers
are pretty well tagged out The gang was
taken in successfully and locked up. One
Of them is recognized as the notorious
Mickey Barry, who has already served the
State, and another is an an ex-convict from
Ohio. The others are awaiting identifica
ton.
WOMAN KILLED BY CARS.
WATERBURY, CONN, May 1l.-While Car
Schultz and wife, iIiddlebury, we're driv
ing across the Nauea, mex Railroad crossing
+, in this city today the wagon was struck by
passenger train, and the woman was in
stantly killed. TIE man escaped unhurt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11
The Western Nail AssOci alton.
National Associated Prese TO the Star.

PIrrsBURG, May 1l.-Another meeting OF
the Western Nail Association will be held
here tomorrow, and there is feeling of
uncertainty among the trade as to what ac-
ton will be taken. One prominent manu-
facturer to-day expressed himself as in fa-
vor OF closing down the mills altogether in
view of the present price Of ore. rather than
continue to sell below card rates, s4. In
the meantime sales continue at from So As
to S. So
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11
The LATEST
WASHINGTON.
Senator Hill Opens the Flood
gates Of Oratory.
Speaker Randall Says Tilden
Will Stick.
TO CONSIDER ADJOURNMENT.

Special 10 the Star.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Committee
on Ways and Means to-day decided to con-
slider tomorrow the adjournment resolu-
ton and to take up also the income tax
matter.
RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
The Committee on Commerce decided to-
day to hiring up the River and Harbor Bill
In the House next Monday. N..
SENATOR HILL.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 11.-Senator
Hill began his long deferred speech on the
Kellogg case. 1t is expected that this will
be the greatest speech that Hill has deliver
ed for some time. He has prepared this
speech with great care, and he Will en-
deavor by it, to regain some of the strength
that he has lost within the last two
months. eH
SAYS TILDEN WILL STICK.
Speaker Randall has returned from his
alleged conference with Mr.. Tilden i'll New
York, and says he found the Latter in ex.
cellent condition, but heard nothing oi
the letter of withdrawal he is re.
ported to have written to be read at Gin.
cinnati declining the nomination. He
gives it as his opinion that Mr.. Tilden is 9
candidate for the Democratic nomination.
National Associated Press to the Star.
IMPoRTANT LOTTERY DECISION.
WASHINGTON, May ia decision o.
great importance to lottery men was rem
dered by Chief Justice Waite in the
United States Supreme Court yesterday
Attorney General Harris, of Miss, brought
a quo warranto suit against J. B. Stone
J. w. English and R G. Bertrand. for,Ains
q lottery concern known as the Mississippi
Agricultural, Educational and Manut~c
turing Aid Society, chartered by the State
LEGISLATURE in 1867 for twenty-five years
The constitution of Mississippi forbds lot
teries being established. The State Court
Ousted the defendants from IT, cir privileges
under the charter and an appeal was taken
Judge Waite affirmed the decision OF th
Court below.
THE WELLS, FARGO 4 co. MATTER.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 1l.-Postmaste
General Key has decided to take no actio
either one way or the other IN the matte
OF Wells, Fargo h Co.. and their indel en-
dent post office business. 1t is near tn
end of his administration, and the peopl
on the Pacific Coast seem to be against
breaking up of the work of Wells Fargo
Co. These reasons actuate the Postmaste
Gener in taking this course.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11
karrlago L.lConsoa

hefollowlng marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
John Jentz and Catherine Kroencken.
James L ons and Mary Matthews.
Bernard HOFFMAN and Eliz. Surman.
VIM. N. Johnson and Mary s. Johnson.
H. krimpelman and Lizzie Klaphaeke.
Amos p. Hardy and Carrie Goetler
X ch. w. Henderson and Annie e. Clark.
Bernard Fermann and Lena Lucas.
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The circus men are not yet arrested. Alger
is not expected to live.
-FOUR MEN DROWNED.


ALTON. ILL.,, May 11.-Four men named
Fritz Koch, Chris. Steinkemp, Henry and
Ferdinand Gephart, twelve miles above
Alton, left Portage in skiff on fishing
expedition. They crossed to the Illinois
side of the river and spent few hours at
farmhouse above Clifton, where they pro-
cured some wine. They left for the other
shore in the afternoon, and nothing has
heen heard of them. The skiff has been
found floating upside down, and all were,
no doubt drowned.
t CARRIED OFF BY THE JAM.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS.,, May 1.-THE
jam has carried away the bridge which
crossed Chippewa River at Yellow River.
1t will cost $40, 900 to replace it. The jam
reaches to Easls Rapids and there are
ESQ, 100000 feet in it. 1t is seven miles
long, and they are sorting out two million
per day. 4s
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11

The formal opening Of the Cincinnati
Republican Club-rooms, southwest corner
of Liberty street and Freeman avenue, will
take place tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
Good speakers and excellent music will be
in attendance.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11

Mr.. G. Cooch, of Middletown, Ohio, is
in the city looking for colored man who,
he claims, stole light suit vi clothes val
ued at $35, and about SIS in money.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11

Henry Erhenfels gave bond in the
United States Court this morning for the
full amount of brandy belonging to him
that was seized from the several liquor
dealers yesterday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11
A Capsized Skif on the Mis-
sissippi.
Rent Collector Killed in New
York City.
Furious Fight With Five Des-
peradOes.
MIAMIsBuRG DESPERATE KILLED.

MIAMIsBURG DESPERATE KILLED.
Specials to the Star.
DAYTON, o., May 11.-Charles Britton
was captured yesterday morning in the
Valley House at Miamisburg, where 1T was
charged lie had just robbed the money
drawer. He broke from his captor, Fred,
Schwartztrauber, proprietor OF the house,
but was pursued by schwartztrauber and
others
The chase was kept up for several miles,
when Britton turned on his pursuers in the
woods ard fred sixteen shots at them.
wartztrauber returned the fire and shot
Britton fatally in tt groin. He was dying
at an early hour this morning. Britton has
been out of the Penitentiary but two
months, and in that time has been twice in
Jail.
NIGHT wArcHMAN DROWNED.
FoNp DU LAC, WIS, May 11.-Yesterday
morning the dead body OF Adam Hax was
found in the river where it runs througl
the manufacturing premises of c. J. l.
Never. Mr.. Hax was night watchman
and appearances indicate that lie was taker
with an apoplectic fit and fell in the river
VALUABLE TRoTTER BURNED,
Oshkosh, Wis, May 11.-Last night {
fire broke out in Judge Osborn,s barn, ant
in few minutes the building and contents
were in ashes. A trotting horse, valued
at $4,000, was burned to death.
CLEANED OUT BY THE CIRCUS.
FLINT, MICH, May 11.-There was BIZ
riot last night at Holly, few miles soutl
Of here, Will. Saith had an alteration
with employees of q circus and got badly
Kicked. He returned in the evening will
many townspeople to clean out the circu
men. Tie latter attacked them with pis
tolls slung-shots, clubs, stones etc.
Eugene Smith, brother of Will, was ter
ribly beaten and will probably die. Eugen
Alger, D.. Stone, Rodney Bennett ant
many lockers on were badly bruised. Man.
shots we're exchanged. Telegrams wer
sent to neighbSring towns for assistance
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11

Judge Swing decides the case Of John
Longstreet against the steamer R. r.
Springer this evening.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11
A Dead show Indian.

5pcCIHI 10 IIic Ntt1k'
LAFAYETTE, IND, May 11.-One of the In
dians OF Sells Bros. show was taken i'll Sat
urday. and conveyed to the hospital in this
city. Yesterday he became worse aud died.
He was Ute from Kansas.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11
THE OIL REGION FIRE.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BRADFORD, Pa, May 1.-The fires at
Rexford continued until extinguished by
q hard rain last evening. The loss is esti-
mated at from 5000 600 to $500, 600, and the
inhabitants of Rexford are almost desti-
titute. -.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11
Women,s Pedestrian Match.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN FRANcIsco, May LIN the women's
nedestrian match at | a. M. to-day. the
score stood: Howard. 1862 miles; Tobias,
1854 miles; Donly, 325 miles. Chapelle has
withdrawn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

This il not fairy tale, although there Is some
magic about Il; and il yon have sny desire 70
End out what kind Of tale il is, or wherein the
magic lies, ask your druggist for a bottle Of
Sines' Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and HOre-
hound, and the secret may be learned from the
inside wrapper. Sold by COnnbs q SPalding,
LeonaFdiown.
WaIker-ATe there any two things as antago-
nistic as Garfield and Hancock MiIler-Cer-
iainIy, Rheumatism and Roberts Embrocation.
Walker-Why7 Miller-BeeAuse wbere the Em-
brocation Is Il Is too hot for rheumatism. Sold
by Combs and Spalding al % and 10 Gents.
NIB. Roberts EmbrOcation will not cure all
diseases that human flesh IL heir 20, butlor Rheu-
snaiism, SpFaiBs, SweliBgs, Burns or Flesh
Wounds Il has no peer, ifit has az equal. Sold
by Combs 4 SpaIdfng At IS and 50 Goats.
The most reliable iiaament In the market
Roberts Embroeation-35 and 70 Cents-same
size ne other inimenls that sell for 50 Cents aud
SI.0O. For sale By COmbs 4 Spalding, Drug
gists, LeonardtOwn.
The best proof Of the value Of Roberf5 Horse
Powders-is-thAt notwithstanding the hundreds
Of different kinds that are in The market abess
Powders within the past year hare had an in
creased demand Of over 50 per cent. over any
previous year. Ask your druggist, Combs q
Spalding, for u. b. Roberts Horse Powders.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

The eOlOred people OfSaered Heart COsgrega-
ton held festival at Sussex In the 7th district
On Saturday, the 2ssh Of August ait, from
which they Realised the handsome sam Of ees,
nett. The money was handed over to the pas
tor, Father Lancaster, and goes 10 make much
needed improvements IL the graveyard Of the
congregation. The Sacred Heart people are q
little vain, we learn, In having secured larger
sum from their festival than was made &C q late
festival Of their co-FelgiOnists Of Sc. Aloysius'
congregation In justice to the latter, Il should
be stated, that the LeOnardtOwn festival melted
s76.so, less than $40 In arrear Of the sum made
at Sussex, and this, too, in face Of o cloudy,
rainy and disagreeable evening.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

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The following faets connected with rohoery
make Il one q the boidssl which hes occurred n
our county Cor some time On Monday night
last tina stables q WIN. G, BisCOe In The sth dis
trics, were entered and q bay coli and buggy
stolen. Mr.. BiscOe bad two horses IN his poses
s;on. one an old horse aid the other the bay colt
mentioned above The thief making mistake
in the horses, il Is supposed, took the colt ana
harnessed him % the buggy. The colt had nev-
e. been In harness before, and ran away and un-
fortunately smashed the buggy instead OF the
bead Of the thief. The buggy was found on
Tuesday morning ia the woods near Mr.. Bis
eos's house in aelapidated condition, but the
colt has never been seen since. The buggy was
new, and had not been used more than two or
three times. A strange part Of the affair was
the finding Of . new buggy whip in the broken
buggy not belOagiug to Mr.. Biscoe. which gOea
70 show the cool preparation on the part Of ths
THE. Suspicion has been arousods but - The
oascers Of justice ere ut work we desm itpruden'
20 withhcla cur information on that bead.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

Mr.. J. W. Rogers, Of Washington, d. c., who
has obtained almost q national reputation as O
dramatic reader and also NJ . lecturer, assisted
by his daughter, Miss Mae Rogers, who has &C
CURED great distinction as . most remarkable
MezzO-SOpranO, will give two entertainments al
the Society's Hall in our Town on Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 2lst and 22nd instant. The
concerts to be given BY Miss Rogers In cOnnec.
ton with the literary efforts Of her father will
embrace every variety Of music, from the mOst
difficult and splendid operas to simple ballads
serious and comic. We expect to be able in OuI
next issue to give fuller particulars Of the enter
tainments.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09
Hetsi Ympreyemenss.

Fenwick'S Hotel has also caught the spirit o.
improvement. The Office is being now enlarged
for the purpose OF q billiard saloon. Apart from
the intention Of the proprietor In making the
change, il is an improvement in another respect,
making the hotel Office more rOomy and COM
Portable. AS a billiard saloon, it viii be very
suitable and also very convenient. tits the pur-
pose Of the proprietor, We learn, to add also 70
his establishment at an early day an apartment
where a lunch can be obtained Mt reduced fg-
ures as compared with prices for meals at the
regular hotel table.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

The popularity Of the Rochester beer is not
for . day, but for ali time. Signs continue TO
multiply that the demand for it Is no mere
rage Of the moment to be succeeded by some
thing else. The brew is an established favOrite,
and attempts to suPplant IL will be in vain.
Families and localities where Il has been in
PRODUCED continue to increase their orders,
showing that more and more persons are adopt
ing il as their usual beverage aud refreshment.
Messrs. FINLEY h. Koch, 1906 Pennsylvania
agents for Maryland, Virginia and the District
Of Columbia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

MARSHALL CHAPMAN, Esqr., Charles county,
writes July 20, 1880:
Messrs. T. G. PAIGE Col used your Victor
Fertilizer last Fall on Wheat alongside oftwo other
high grade Phosphatrs, $50 lbs each TO the acre.
From the Victor got yield Of Is bushels; from
one Of the others 10 and from the other bush
els the land aud preparation equal in every re-
spect. shall use the Victor again.
DR.. r. p. BLAKIsroSE, st. Msry's county,
writes August %, 1890:
1 made fine yield Of wheat from the Victor
Fertilizer bought of you last Fall. Put two tons
on IS bushels seed and made 500 bushels good
wheat. shall want or 3 tons this Fall.
For sale by THOMAS g PRICE, & Co., 56 Soutf
Charles Street, Baltimore, Commission Mer.
chants and Proprietors Of Victor Fertilizer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09
Ohsrifs Sale Of Real Estate.

= y virtue OF writ Of Fieri Facias, issued out
- Of the Circuit Court for 81. MaFy's county,
at the suit Of Gustavus 0beT, John X. Ober and
Robert ObeE, trading under the name and style
Of q. Ober Sons, use Of J. Walter CaTPenter,
against the goods and ehatiels, lands and tene-
menis Of Henry SothoFon, and 70 me directed l
have seized ard taken liz execution all the right
title, interest and estate at law and ia equity Of
the said HenrY Sotheroa in and TO the following
real estate, % wit One tract or parcel Of land
called and known by the name Of "LEATH,'
containing 100 ACRES, MORE OR LESS
Also, one tract or parcel of land called ana
kuon By the name Of 'sTANYARD,' contain
ing ACRES, MORE OR LESS, or BY whatSo-
eSer the name or NAMES the same may De known
or called. The above tracts Of land are loeaied
in the 4th election district Of st. Mays eoun-
y.
And I hereby give notice, that On TIES-
DAP, THE ala Of SEP TEMBER, 1880, at
the Court House door, IeonaTdtOEn, between
the hours Of IL O'Clock m. and O'Clock p
m.s will expose 10 public auction The above
described real estate, 50 seized and taken IN ex-
ecution 10 the highest bidder for eash-to sails
f. said debt, interest and costs due and 70 be-
wM. FRANK FORD,
Sheriff.
Aug 20, IsBO-as.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

A Mass MEETIEG PRoposED.--We
suggest 20 the Central Committee that
they make call in The next BEACON
Tor a grand mass meeting Of the deAnOc-
racy Of st. Mays at Leonardtown on
some eligible day IN September Court,
and also that they notify oar candidate
Ior Congress and District EiectOr that
they viii BE expected 10 be present on
the occasion and make addresses. Dr..
,1fenk.e has more than once promised
10 use his influence 10 induce Dir. Black
burn, Of KY. 10 visit our county and
speak during the present. campaign. We
respectfully remind him Of this promise
nor would We have him forget that ne
has many warm friends here himself
who would be glad 10 see him and hear
him on the "si,uaiion." The Hancock
Clubs Of the county are doing great
deal OF gOOd--especially the Jarboes-
willie one which has struck The true key
note of what club should work for
but we require a general siining up Of
the unterriied and mass meeting such
as we suggest is the thing TO do It.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09
STOLEN.

IRON the premises OF the sub a
scTiber on the night 81 the fyH2&I~
9th inst, a DARK BAY horse, ~
years old-also bride and Ead- .IASm.I.l
de- The horse Is about IA hands
high. reward of so will be paid for tie re.
eovery Of the stOlen property.
wiz. G. BISCOE.
Sent .. Iss0-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

N5The Constitution forms the basis
of The Government Of the United States.
The powers granted by it to The
legislative, executive and judicial
departments define and limit the
authority Of the general government;
powers not delegated TO the United
States by the Constitution, nor prohibit
ted by it TO the States, belong to the
States respectively, or to the people,
Gen. Hancock.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09
Scholarship at St. Johns College.

THERE win be q competitive Examination
Il held az Leonardt0Wn on Tuesday the l4th
Of September instant, of candidates for SchoI-
arship awarded St. Why's County by the Board
Of Visitors Of St. John College.
The appointee will be required 70 pay In to-
wards the general expenses Of the College S25
per term $3.50 per year, and will be received into
the College without further charge for Thhi"H,
Board, Fuel, Lights, RO0m-Tent and WashiHq.
The applicants are required TO produce before
the Board Of School Commissioners satisfactory
evidence Of good moral character and Of their
inability or the inability Of their parents OF
guardians 10 pay the regular charges.
By order,
GEO. THOMAS,
Secretary.
Sept 2, lsso-2t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

A5~If there IS any man in Massachu-
seils who can speak with authority rs 10
me part played BY that State in the war
u 10 General Butler. 81 marched TO the
! G;ull,.' said General Butler, with 3
New England division containing 5000
men, and there could not have been
lo6nd 500 men in that division who had
s.ser voted any other than the Demo
cratic ticket