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The daily gazette., 1881-04-07

RECENT Local ELECTIONS IN THE
WEsT.-The Democrats in Chicago
have elected Harrison Mayor and
nearly the entire Democratic city
and town tickets by fair majority.
Harrison's majority is about 0,OOO.
The socialist ticket received no sup
port. The council will probably re-
main Republican, as at present. Co
lumbus, o., has also been carried by
the Democrats. 81. Louis is conceded
to the Republicans. The Democrats
elected their ticket in Dubuque, Iowa,
Monday, with three tickets in the
deld. The official count of the Gin.
cinnati election gives VIM. Means.
Democrat, for Mayor, 2,514 majority.
The Council remains Republican
The Republican majority in Michigan
for Supreme Court Judge and uniyer-
sity regents on Mnday was about
10000. The Democrats elected The
most Of their local ticket in Little
Rock, Arkansas. Omaha, Neb.. was
carried by the Democrats, and the
whole city government is reorganixed
under the new law at this election.
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A HEEP HERDER LYNcHED.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-A Santa EsaY.
arrested on suspicion OF ravishing aud
numbering MS. Sai z ,nt, was taken by
oltlzens aIter the Inquest and hanged *
tne neck Ior few seconds. On being IA
hsd committed the crime but that he
had seen u, aud as IL was done n ear his
CABIN, To divert suspicion ( ON him self
ne put ths pc around the neck OF tne
woman and dragged htr TO the plae
where her body Was found. He went
oyer the ground with The oitiZens aud
also dug up the CLUB with which Ihe mnr.
uer was committed and produced rtIcles
AIKEN from the Idered woman. Uis
stories were 80 conflicting as 10 the per-
petfator that the citizens considered III a
guilt beyond doubt and hanged MIN 10 a
Lree,n ~ " -
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LIEBIG co. COCA BREF ToN,c,

ever used or prescribed" SAYS Prahsas.e'
II GoULLoN, NJ. D., Physician ''Iss 70 NJ
Grand Duke OF Saxony, Knight Of M
Iron Cross, etc. 'u'
THE Ell ct Of the Coca borders upon IN.
marvellous, and ifnot clearly authsnil'
Gated by scientists undoubted verscly
Dr. WIN. y. SEARLE, Brooklyn, Y"
IL IN Invaluable In head afisstIon,
weakened memory, dizziness, detsrmI.
nation of bloOJ to the head, sIck and nm.
vous headache. Also highly benencIL
la palpitation OF he heart aud u,bs,
forms Ut heart disease. In neurar,
dropslcal affections, para iysis, dyspepsl1
monthly suffering and biliousness. ,Re.
ware OF worthless limitations.
apr2 6t
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AN IMPORTANT CHANGE IN
OMAHA.

OMAHA, April 5.-rhe Democrats
elected James E. Boyd, their candidate
for Mayor, to-day, and carried the gen
eral city ticket aud all the ward candi
dates with one or two exceptions
The whole oity government is reor-
ganized under the new law at this
election, and the victory is regarded
as most important.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

IOWA CITY, la.
can endorse II as the best prepara-
tlon Oh lhe Kind have eve used, No
pnyh lai can AFFORD 10 do without IL -
says Professor A. q. C.UOWPERTH W AIrl,
n. d., NJ. ID. professor OF Diseases az
women, &C.,, OF the LiebIE Oo.'s Ami
Gated Extract OF Witch Hazel. CuTes
reuiale Weakness and. Periodical Suffer.
Ing, lIeucorrhoeR, ExhauaLing losses Of
Biood and Neuralgia. Beware OF enssn
Counterfeits. ~p
sold in rity cents and dellar siEsa.
aPr2ot.
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Wiln. ugIOl. Markets.
WILMINGTON. Del. April7. 1881
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

WEDNESDAY, March 81, 5P. NJ.
FLOUR is quiet but nrm. sales of 100
b6ls, including Extra at 1915; minnesota
extras, at Is u 575 for medium TO choice
clear. anu at 81 90 a 96 25 for straight;
Pennsylvania extra family ct 81 rs a s:
Western, DO. do, at IS 25a5 rs, and Pat
ents at sc 76a7 IS. Rye Flour is scarce
and firm at % 12& per barrel.
GRAIN.-Mheat was In better demand
and higher. Rlea of 80 900 bushels, in
Guiding rejected, at 81 IL al II; No. 2
red, car lots, at l.2d15al q, No. z red, In
elevator, at az March. d 2Oh April,
at $l.p4 for Pennsylvania. Corn IL fairly
active and Il shade better. Sales OF l8,OOO
bushels, including yellow, at 55c. net;
55S%c. regular; steamer, Sic; and rejected,
Tor Marcn: 55c. for April. 5l1sc., for May.
n 53Hc. for June. Oats are In lIm-
tied request, but 1rmer Sales of SOOO
bushels, Including white at 43a4515c., and
rejected and mixed at 4ll5c.
The receipts to-day were AS follo VS.: 1875
barrels OF flour. l5,O00 bushels wheat, a.
Nv bush, corn, 100 bush. oats. ~ ,OOO bush
els OF bailey, and 50 barrels whiskey.
WHIsREY-Salc3 of Western iron bound
are reported at tl ~ per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY April A, s p. M,
Beef cattle we're In demand this week
and prices were "a traction higher; 400
mead arrived and sold at the different
yards Al a SIC. per pound, As 10 quail
".
rHEEP were a fraction higher. 500
sold at the different yards at. 555za8A<c, =,
per To-, and Lambs at TAI Nc. per 10.
Hoes were unchanged, $500 5head ar
rived aud sold ut the different yards, al
| oaJ1c.. per To-, as to condition.
PARK DROVE YARD.
| FVty-sec0nd and Lancaster due, April
aHEEP-ExJra, ITO To l3O bs.,-6.3O " 8. ~
good, 70 10 100 MS, 8 70 6.25; fair, "
I; medium lambs, 3 to 6L; Calves
TO ~. Arrivals. 4UOO head. Marke
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HAxDoCR'S rs
KIDNEY PANACEA.

NEAR WHAT IL SAID.
1t has made me new man."
"Dr. Haydock's Panacea has Increased
my weik mt fifteen pounds"
MY wife would hot be without IL 10,
any msney."
+Uur little boy is much better. | enciosa
one dollar for anOLhc: bu.Llc."
nnd IL ~ easy 10 take as milk"
We have solu thirteen BOTTLES LuIh
week, and shall want two dozen rexI
order"
my morning agony Is soue-thanks.,
Il ind IL a splendid appetizer"
ANY invalid or sufferer afflicted WI
any Kidney disorder " no wan write IN.
as 10 their compliant, viii be Treated
huhianely ana klndly. IL Ii my Inost
arrest ueslre 10 Investigate all forms OF
diabetes, aud i've relief at ali times. II
you are Too poor te purchase. wtILs .n,
anyway, and your csse Will nave 'innlt
dlAte attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature of AlIe,,
hay dock IL across the nuuLh Of e..,,h
botLle. on
Prne-one dollar fe4 .Arge, and arI,
oents FOr trial HIze. '
no.a-so,n-,x HAYDoCK 4 90,
nI-5-o.rNWIN. ~ Pihgi ~, S
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LIST OF PRIZES,

1857 Prizes, amounting TO. 10. 40
iesponslble corresponding agents want
ed At all points, to whom liberal compeB
sation will be paid.
For further Information, write clearly
giving full address. send orders by ex-
press, or Registered Letter or Money
Order by mail, addressed only to
ID. A. DAUPHIE,
New Orleans, La.
er N. A. DAUPHIN al
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
ALI our GrandExtraordinary Drawing
are under the supervision and man age.
ment Of Generals CT. Beauregard AM
JubaJ A. Earlv.
mar(l-2taW6wAU
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES IN RE
PUBLICAN CITIES.

ST. Louis, April 5.-Sixty- four of the
244 election precincts of this city give
Wan. L. Ewing (Republican) for Mayor
26,hOl and Henry overstollz Democrat
e,7zO. Sixty precincts give McHose
(Democrat) for Collector 800 majority
over Udnon (RepublIcAn). The ticket
is generally Conceded to the Republicans.
EEing's majority may reach 5000.
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ANCHOR LINE

UNITED STATES MAIL sTEA'
Sail every fatutdayb,, -
NEW YORK TO GGLAsstsSs, GGiL.A,st :, =. V2s.
Those steamers do not CRY cattle k"'
,-.u. And esyeery ", ggos, gfoss,, hIrF Il.
CABINS, s55 10 9U5 Excursion q. 49,, re oassed,
Passenger accommodations sie TnncI
An Staterooms on Eain d. ~ q, from AnJ
Passengers bonk I'd at lowest rates hhmsrics.
Railroad stAIion In Europe Q, as.se OF cbaTgsJ
Drafts at lowest rates- Payap,nod IL leland.
hESSTSSs Fo1 bcoEs plans &c 1Ppy
asSDEnsox BnornsHs. RoE5 Ex..
VI - "A IUsL y. bErFS. ns~raD-ly~M
nreBs. Wilmington. Del
The daily gazette., 1881-04-07
ARREST OF LIQUOR DEALERS

MEcHANICsBuRG, Pa, April 5.-The
Cumberland County Temperance ALL
ance has resolved on vigorous enfoI ce.
ment Of the license laws in this county.
Eight dealers have been arrested at
Carlisle and held TO answer at next teru
of Court rl-commepciDg on the 1lth inst. :.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-07

Marriages nave Increased - per aan,
since young men have learned OF the
soothing effect Of Sines' Tar, Wild Chsrrv
ana ~ az, n9arnouna nPoi oaeiss Young man
esncy. you are safe In bringing tLinRS Ia
feba
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FOURTH EDITION
Had cations far ro-Das l..

Rising, followed by falling barometer,
slightly fairer, warmer weather during
the day. followed during the night by
Winds shifting to easterly with threaten
ing weather.
WALL STREET YEsTERDAT.-Stocks
were dull, but firmer feeling was deve
loped. Meney ruled at o per cent on cal
to Stock Exchange borrowers. Govern
ments were sti ong, under brisk demand
This Treasury made It's purchase, as adj
vertised. for the Sinking fund. Railway
bonds were quiet and irregular, while
State securities were In astonishing de-
mand for the Southern issues. Foreign
exchange was s'eady.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-07

The Treasures report shows the
Home to be in a proper condition fin
ancially. Receipts duling the year
from annual subscriptions were, 81
400; expenses, $5,655 98. Total rev.
enue from all sources, $4,538. 80. leav-
ing a balance for current expenses Of
A legacy Of $4,000 from tho lac
Jesse Lane, has been received the lp.
terest of which can be used for cur
rent expenses. The health of the
Home during the year has been excel
lent, but one death occurring during
that time. Thanks are returned TO
Drs. Negendank and Mckay, who
rendered their medical aid free of
charge.
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Tne C,ty wnrKer

The following were the ruIIng prices In
mark eb this morning:
Butter. fresh, per pound $1,000. $50 40
The daily gazette., 1881-04-07
- l0saIsrEE's ORDE1s.
REGIsTBR's OPFIoR.
MA. Tka

RKGIsTBR's OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. March 30, 1881.
Upon the application OF William II .Staats.
Administrators of Lydia J. sta Is. Iats
"a Wilmington Hd,, In said county.
ie"eased. IL is ordered and directed BY
NE Register that the Administrator afore-
said give notice OF the granting OF letter.
81 Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
VI, ~ causing adv ertisementa to be posted
Within lorty days from the date ut such
letters, In six of the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle, reqIlrtng Ali
persons having demands against the es-
tAts To present the same or abide by an
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
pr vtdea. And also cause the same to be
inserLed within the same, period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, Anewspaper pub.
lshed In Wilmington, and to he continued
therein three weeks, 2. o. d.
a-=l Given under the hand and seal
Il. n. OF ONCE Of the Register aforesaid
0' At Wilmington, In New Castle
sounty Aforesaid, the day and ear boye
written. y. c. BlGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
ALI persons having claims axainst the
estate OF the deceased must present the
saIne duly attested TO the Administrafor
On or before March 3Oth lS8a or abide
tha oct Of Assembly in such case ma,le
ana provided.
WILLIAM II. STAATs
Address Wilmington, Del.
mhsl-Sweods
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APRIL DRAWING.

I,DBU IT'tEes, -. Al
Whole Tickets o. Hail Tick 2 sisi :, " sls
NTickets. e5O. % A"A ar
Remit money or bank DRAFT IN .s9se' NJ y
s.nd by express. DON'T SEM ppo.f.
REGISTERED LETTER Oh ID up-
OFFICE ORDER orders OF % snu sf.
ward, by express, can be sent 1oIHp-
pense. Add ess ali orders 70 y: d. onls-
MAB. Courler-Journal building, MI IiS
vile, KY, sr T. J. UoMMEhFoH;aDnI ;anI.
urcad xcS. Naw YORK.
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HOME OF FRIENDLESS Chill
DRFN,

AT the annual meeting of the Home
for Friendl, IS and Destitute Children,
held last evening, Mahlon M. Child,
Samuel Harlan, Jr., Joseph Richardson
and A. q Robinson. were re-elected
trustees for the esuing year.
Reports were received and read from
the treasurer and lady managers. The
report of the managers was as follows:
Number admit, d during the vear an
The daily gazette., 1881-04-07
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.

This Institution was regularly incOI-
porated by the Legislature OF the State tor
Educational and Charitable purposes, IL
1858, for the term of Twenty nVe
Years, TO which contract the inviolable
faith OF the State is pledged, which pledg,
has been renewed by an overwhelmin,
popular vote, securing its franchise in the
new constitution adopted December ID,
A, d., 1873, with a capital OF 81, 100000, u
over e85O, 900. Its Grand single Mum beI
DfsertbutiOm will take place monthly
on the second Tuesday.
II neUer scales or postpOnes. Leok at tn.
following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE; e30,OOO
lO0,VOO TICKETS AT TWO DOLLAR
EACH.
AALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
@l&E-@1k 8f<E-N-'< -
HN,ATF5S.

Died. at his residence I'm this city on the Is al day
of January, at O'Clock +. VI after long aud PAM
ful Illness THOMAS /. :. IA1LOk' III the sixty
seventh year OF his age.
the sui iect this brief notice In he morning OF
his early manhood made profession OF itilsloh
and connected himself with III Methodist tpl'co-
raj Church, and thus dedicated himself 10 Tue SER
wee of his Master. a"d amid all the changing
scenes yrssi udes and IeIpltXlng cares OF NE ne
moi only maintained his moral r-ctilude, but ever
wore about hin cOnsptcuously the bapge 81 ChrlS-
tilnity. e,,ao,,,il
he freely and cneerfully talked of the rapdly-ap-
preaching dissolution. ana expressed nor ohly Ms
readiness but grta' anxiety TO depart aud 20 To his
eternal rest, leaving behind him the 0iIShisst eSl
d, nee of his acceptance with God. Cam ana
serene the passage Of this good man from earn
TO heaven. Without single Sirugg ms immoT,ai
spirit left It's tenement of clay ana was ypytuIb
conveyed ny COMFY or angels 10 me olss ,,n
cline where the wicked cease to trouble ana lhe
wears are forever at rest.
MAY God bless his many Borrowing friends
especially his widow and three dear lttIe Orphans.
May He temper the winds OF adversely ana nanuesl
himself AS husband TO me widow and father 10
the orphan. ~ W. IL We
Died. at the residence Of his father, No 2l7 north
Eighteenth street. Richmond " January r.
1881, at 9$ O'Clock 4. NJ, HAIRY WtDDELL'
infant son OF b. +. and Annie f. Howard; aged Two
years three nom h aud twenty Tour days =, c.
Funt raj at o'c'ock SUNDAY AFTERNOON from
the residence Friends Of the family invited WIN
Washington To- c. and New York papers please
copy
Died Yesterday morning, al fifteen minutes pis' ?
O'Clock. Mrs. BEL LIE GREEN IAf lOlt Wiz "
Mr. H. SELDOM Tay Tor, IN the thirty second year oil
her age. ,,,. ,,,, Al
The funeral will take place THIS (Sundsl Ar
TFRNOON at 3 O'Clock from Broad-Slreet Mtlhod-
Isl church.
Died IN tins city. on the 2S,h Of January, al
IO:4O A. NJ, Mrs. MAR fila ANN BRANCH, WE
of Fleming Branch, deceased, in the se'eh'H'hr'
year OF her age. -, - o..
Her funeral will talO place from Clay.Sifee
Methodist Episcopal church SUNDAY at T. VI;
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A Jury Highly Indignant.
baltimore American, 29ih !

The case OF Mrs. Eve MOrgenrOth, which
has been on trial for several days in the
Court of Common Pleas, was concluded
Yesterday. The suit was brought TO re-
cover 81 500 damages for a severe bite re-
ceived by plaintiff from vicious dog, the
property OF defendant. In the course OF
the trial Judge Brown decided that the fact
that a dog was tied up or chained was
primd focie evidence that the animal was
vicious, or that the owner believed him TO
be so. The counsel for the plainliff, III
making his concluding argument before The
jury, ended By saying that il any one bad
approached them or talked with them about
the case while it was before the court
he trusted that it would not influence
them in rendering their verdict, and hoped
the Almighty would aid them in giving
a true verdict. The opposing counsel, MI.
NJ. s. We'll, Immediately rose TO his feet and
appealed to the Court TO be Informed II lhls
was 4 proper way TO address the jury, ask
ing at the same time il the gentleman ln'
tended any alusion to him. The Judge IN
dicated his disapprOyal, and counsel for
plaintiff denied that be meant TO make any
allnsion to Mr.. We'll. The foreman Of the
iury, Mr.. Willard c. wilkins, then rose
from his seat and spoke with some warmth
of manner OF what had been said by coun-
sci, and was followed, to the same effect. by
several others Of the jury, who seemed to
thiak that il might be construed into re-
Fiction upon them. They soon after re-
tired, aud after brief absence returned
with verdict for the defendant. The in-
cident created quite stir among the spec
tators in the courtroom for few minute s.
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Rev Book.

The y;yoinia /" Peeroge" or. sketches OF
y;roinians Distinguished IN Vrg,nias
Msforu. By ROBERT i. CRhGHILi''
Iynebbnrr. sVa. Vol. I. Richmond:
WILLIAM ELLIS JOKES. 1880.
yvnchburg will not " down." She keeps
herself "before the people," AID by the
best Of means. Her sons are scattered over
,be whole Union, and il they become ceie'
hrs,ed. always declare that they are Lynch-
burg men, Only o few weeks ago we re-
ceiyed from that city Rev. f. S. GREGORY
now wel.known book Of poems. To-day we
have before us q copy OF the book whose
title appears above.
We have heretofore made some p'ss.ns
allusiou to Mr.. CgAIGHILL's book. Inc
title has been by some seriously or ]ocu'a'S
objected to; yet it strikes US as very aplro'
nria,e. II reminds us OF the phrase " re-
nublicau Court" as applied TO the White
House in General WAsHINGT0N's day. AS
we get nearly all OF our best iaws-hot
the common law only, but statutes-irom
Great Britain, and as Mr.. CRAIGHILL Is
LAWYER, 1t was simply natural for MN 10
se,ec, a title sue pested TO him 10y book be-
longing TO the mother country.
The distinguished men whose histories
are recorded 10 the book before us tVolume
IL were GEORGE WASHINGTON, PATRICK
HENRY, THOMAS JEFFERsoN,. JOIN MAR
SHALL, and JOHN RANDOLPH OF Roanoke
The author writes freely and elegantly
There are over $50 pages in this volume !;
vet its only fault, so far as we >haye OBJ
served, is its brevity. The interest OF Tue
reader is so well kept up that he would fan
call for more. We trust that the book VIII
find ready sale. Our copy OF 1t was re-
ceiyed from the author, through Messrs.
WEST, JOHNSTON d Co., from whom tue
book may be obtained. We do not know
tho priCp-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
Large Defaication in Detroit Bank.

DETROIT, January 2s.-A defalcalion for
some S25,00O or 100000 has just been
brought to light in the Detroit Savings
Bank, the oldest savings institution in The
city. The guilty parties are two teIlers, bro
theirs, named Charles G. and Herman Seig-
Ter, who have been long employed and had
the unlimited confidence OF their employers.
The embezzle nents have been going on for
ten or twelve years, and steadily growing
in amount. IL has been successfully bid
den hitherto, as every indication OF the
books is that they borrowed sufficient mo-
ney to replace the missing funds. AT the
last examination they were unable to carry
out the usual plan. The young men be-
longed TO an excellent fimiIy, another bro
Their being an Episcopal rector, and have
always borne high character. The money
seems to have been spent in maintaining a
somewhat expensive family. consisting OF
widowed sister and others, and In specua.
tions in New York-the latter chiefly. The
young men have ben dismissed from the
bank. and their bondsmen will make the
| loss good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
The Reapportionment.

rns Cincinnati Commercial reproduces
from The pe,roi, Post and Tribune an arii-
Gle which attempts 10 show that tue p'''
reeeetly reported in the House OF Repre-
sen,a,,yes from the committee haYing
cb,rge Of the subiec, Of reapporlionment
Was framed IN the interest Of The Sputh. III
IL sufficient answer 10 this charge 10 s.a'e
Tue fact that the Number OF representatives.
WAS ascertaiued by dividing the population
~ al, The States by the Ia,io OF Representa-
ton and then giving the additional mem
hers TO the States having the isrgest ifac'
,ions. AS II happens that The southern
States have the mos, OF these largest irac'
tions. IL is plain proposition that u 'hey
fail 10 get the extra members, they VIII
Suffer more injustice than the northeih
states would under the bill as reported
The Post and Tribune arrays It's figures
as follows:
sr.rrs wfTu TWO MEMBERS EACH.
Florida. to 1850. Vermont, TO l56'-
sf.rys WITH FOUR MEMBERS EACH.
West virginia, to l5i,Glo. Maine, Ito
1C2 23i.
STATES VITA FIVE MEMBERS EACH.
Arkansas, | TO l60,5i3, California, 10
1898.
These are not ali; but they will suflce'
We need only to examine the last appor-
tionment, made by Republican Congress
IN show how the South was then douD'y
.cbeated-first out OF her population, ana
afterwards ont OF some OF the representa-
ton which even this reduced population
entitled her TO.
STATES WITH THREE MEMBERS EACH.
West Virginia, TO 144,0O9. Vermont l
to1I0,1S4. ,
How does that look. Who perpetrateu
that "fraud - in the interest OF The "soho
Norih"s II West Virginia had been gwen
fonr representatives she would have bad
one for only every 1i0,j03 oil her popula'
lion. She would have had less representa-
ton 10 proportion to numbers even tnen
than Vermont! And, sirangest OF ALL Mt.
TupEN would have been elected PRESIDENT
by that one West Virginia vote, even AFTER
the votes OF Louisiana, South Carolina, ana
Florida had been stolen. Look again
STATES WHICH HAVE FIVE MEMBERS
Maize, l to 125, 400. South Caroline, 10
l,12l.
How does that look for "fraud"Y VINO
committed that outrage? Once more: LOOK
az the Democratic State OF New YORK ana
The Republican State Of Rhode Island:
Rhode Island / TO los. 67I; New YORK l
to 1872, 953.
win the Commercial reproduce our hg-
ures rs an answer TO those OF the tribune
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
Tribute Of Respect

Ats regular council of Indianola Tribe No. 81
Improved q. Il. NJ. held AZ heir wgwaln, Manchrs-
Ter on the l7th sleep. Cold VI on. g. ). d., 800, the
following preamble AMI resolutions were unani-
mOusly adOnted:
Whereas II has pleased the Great Spirit to remove
from our mid =. in the urne of life, usefulness au
fullness of bright career our beloved DfOther MI
CUABL O'DONNELL: Therefore De u
|. ResOire I, That while we BOW WIN humOc SUI
mission 10 the dispousaton OF divine Proyldec &c "e
cannot but lament u e loss OF one WHO as Drnlnei
Red Man, true friend ana private cluzeu iui"l'"
AN the culieS Incumbent upon bln.
2. Resoirsd. That hi memory In all The above
relations of life VIII be cherished by us ana en-
shrin, I'm our hearts and his many virtue elnua GU
g. RtSOIred. That the bcrtayed flmiiy or our de
ceased brother has The heartfelt symnlh ny Of edcl
member of his Tribe, and that We VIII II i forget
them in their distress. -
4 ResOLreI, rhat out Of respect to the mfmorF
of our deceased brother this wiRwAm be dra}'ed III
mourning for The space OF one moon ahh ,na'
comics OF these resOu ions be inserted IN me Stutt
and Dtspatch, and one sent 20 the family 81 INT
CIecea sed ana memorial tablet be engrosssd upon
our records. JANIS ". nDisLhA -
T. W. GENTRY,
WILLIAM A. GIBBS.
"a 3O.lt Committee.