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OUR CIRCULATION.

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OFFICE DALLAS HERALD.
January 4. lss.. !
A. N. Cochran, Esq, Postmaster, Dallas.
DIAR SIR--iierew ith enclosed we hahd you
one hundred and twenty-one dollars ana
sevenJy cents, amount bill due for postage OF
the Daily HERALD for last month.
We would thank you. II possible nnd conve-
nient 10 you, to furnish us the Information 40
to tho comparative circulation OF ihs HERALD
as Agalnst the other pagers OF norm Texas
Very respectfully,
.ProuTs, ELLIOTT " HALL
PosroFFICx, DALLAS, TEXAS,
January 4, 1881.
Messrs. Pfouts, Elliott h Hall,
GENTLEMEN In reply to yours OF even uale,
can only state from the best sources on ,nio T.,
nation al my command, that the postage T. u, T.,
by the Dallas Daily and Weekly HsnALp IN ID !,
excess Of that paid by all other papers In norm
Texas combined.
Very respectfully,
A NJ. COCHRAN, Postmaster
uer Bentley. Assistani Postmaster
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Dissolution and CO.partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between
NJ. u, warrington aud II Il Underwood, un-
der the htm name of Darlington \ Under.
wool, u hits day Dissolved by mutual co usent,
VI #. uuderwU Il retiring, The business will
hereafter be carried on by NJ. u. Darlington
and Thomas vleld, VINO nave entered into
partnership under the name OF darlington \
Field. NJ. u. DARLINGTON,
II 4. UNDERWOOD,
THOMAS FIELD.
DALLAS, Nnrchl. 1851
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- KERFoor \ HEREFORD. Agents, Dallas
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nouvelfe q t'apprendre nous don
nerons, dams an mois, une tete su
perbe, un bal costume. Csest una
! mere qui la voulu. J'ai passe CO
matin une heure avec FOxman,
qui me fait un costume japonais
exquis. Mans ne le dis pas a mon
mari c'est une surprise queje lui
reserve. J'espere que tn seras
des n0tres +!
-Je mai guere l'esprit nj le
c9ur au plaisir, aux fetes!
Oh! chez moi, chez ia petite
Marthe; celia. me ferait un 81
grand chagrin de he pas t'avOir
pres de mo- &c soir la. Je ten
supple
-Oui, je viendrai, 81 d'ici Ia.
-D'iei Ia nous nous verrons
tous les jours, je te consolerai, ct
81 je me trouve jamais Ell face du
cointe, je nc NE general pas pour
lui dire &C que je pense de sa con
duite.
-Panvre cLere ignorante do
NAL. Tiensl j'ai tort de venir
ainsi tronb!er tou bOnheur. NJ.
Duloucey est bien digne de tot,
CONNIE tn es digne lie lul. tn
vols -qu'une c0uronne perlee ne
rend pas t%oujours heureux ! Pour.
quot ue suisje pas supplement
CONNIE tot, la femme dun honnete
homme dan nOtaire!
81, terminant sd visite par ces
mots qu'elle s'etait efforcee de
prOnoncer Ell souriant, la
comtesse de Bleze embrassa
encore une fois son annie, puts sen
fnt apres avoir baisse son voile
pour cacher SEES yeux rougis par
les larmes.
LIE s0ir meme, fdele a sa pro
messe, Nine DOnelle revint chez
sa file pour arreter ave- ellie la
Iiste de e invites, liste qui fut
Tongue, Car la vaniteuse provincial
le y fit entrer tous les PERSONA
ges titres qu'elle connaissait direc
tement ct iadirectement, ainsi que
toutes les illustrations que son
gendre 6talt en- droit de recevoir.
Ellie Atait- deb0rd6e dams son
travail, lOrsQue Marthe lui dit
tout a coup.
A suiure.
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reg jamais, monsieur, r4p6ta sou
dam une voix qui le fit trsssail>

reg jamais, monsieur, r4p6ta sou
dam une vOix qui le fit tressail>
lir.
Mime Duloncey, arm6e de sa
Gle, venait d'entr'ouvrir la porte
lie communication ct ellie Sc te
matt sur lie seuil de la piece, dams
une pose pleine de coquetterie!
Je ne dirai jamais assez com
bien je l'aime, q c~ertaine,
jolle curie e, repondit
Albert en- s'elaneant au de
want de Marthe, apres avoir fait
disparaitre le maudit Garnet au
fond dun tiroir.
&C est bien vrai, celia, mon
sieur : demanda la jeune femme
ell mettant SEES deux petites mains
sur les epaules de sou mali ct en-
elevant son trout jnsQu'a ses le-
vreS.
IL etait impossible d.6tre plus
chastement enivraute. Tout 4
fat r6tablie, orgueilleuse ct belle
de Sd maturite meme, ellie nsavait
jamals etc plus adorable
-Tu le sails bien, redisait.
entire cha9ue caresse, 10 pauyre
epris!
-A'ors vlens vite, ma mere
nous attend all petit salon /; ie fai
laissez avec un immense d.Hozier
pour la distraire. Surtout ne lui
dis pas que je suis venue te cher
cher ellie croft que je tai fait ap>
Peler. Pense done une descendan
te DIES d'One!li dahs un cabinet
de notalre Eft nn notaire QuseHe
alnle lie tout son cRur!
Tout celia await etc debite par
Ia charmante avec d'argen.ins
ec'ats de rire ct s'6tait termine
par un baiser.
II Y await !ongtemps deja que
NJ. Duloncey ne pensait plus a
scs quatre cent dix hut mile
francs!
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FEUILLETON:
LES
D'uNANeE.
LES

PAR. RENE DE PoST-JEsr.
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[
NOUVELLE FANTASTIC DE
BELLE MERE.

Nine Donelle 6tait & ce poin
absorbee dams l'examen dc la
bre genealogique dune illustr,
famille i%talienne avec laquelle sc
talent allies les d'OneIli autre
fois que les deux amoureu,
entlercnt dams lie salon sans que
le les ent entendus venir.
A la voix d.Albert, qui luiadre,
salt un atfectueux bonjour, la tel
rlble bellc-mere daigna dependant
rev. mir au dix -neuvieme steele.
-Ah! vous voici, mon cher gen
Dire, dlt.elle en- lui tendant la
main je craiguais presque de ne
pas .yOus voir %anjourd'hui ; or,
j'ai une communication importan
10 a vous faire.
-Auricz-vons quelque repro
che m'adresser Z fit NJ. Dulon
cey, Gu sOuriaut.
oh! pas l'onbIe, dun sauf
t~0utef0is celui de ne m.avoir pas
dome un petit>fls.
Et la vaniIeuse provinciale trap
pait de la main sur le volume dc
d'HozieI CONNIE pour mlelx Sc
fare c0mprendre.
Mere! hasarla Marine, en-
r%ongissant.
-Bien, bien! Co nest. pas de
celia quill s'agit, mails den grand
PROJECT que nous avons forme, ma
file ct moi, ct quill taut absoln
ment METRE 4 execution. lie plus
tot possible.
LIE jeune notaite cut un l6ger
frisson. Tn projet de sa belle
mere ! Celia Iui remettait tout q
coup Ell memoire les malheureux
qnatre cent dix HUT mile francs.
Mais cette impression lie dura
qu'une seconde ; il s'lnclina ct
Nine DonelIe poursuivit
Nous avons peDs6 que pour
f6:er la n%aissance dc Francesca
lainals Ia veuve du banquier nap
pelail ga petite file nj Anne, nj
Marguerite Get l'heureux retablis
stment de Marthe. yous device
donner nm bal ; ct CONNIE nous
gu plein carnival, I'm
bal costume J'ai deja WI Cheyet
pour les soupers, dies soupers as
SIS, ben entendu, ct Labrousse
pour les 1eurs. De plus, Wadteu
lei ma promis son orchestra. sous
ia direction.
Mails, chere Madame Donelle
IN bal costume chez un nota,re!
lasarda doucemeut Duloncey.
Eth bien Ell quot celia sers-t
| surprenaDt? Est CO que les regle
nents dc votrS corporation sly on
Non pas, non pas !! seule 1
lent...
~Seulement quot me fautil pas /,
ne vOtre femme rende les invita- (,
ions Qui lui ont etc faites ? Ce {
endant, 81 vous croyez deyoir Ia {
river de ce plaisir, de cette salts a
action d'anour-plopre! Is
Pas le moins lu monde +! csest '
hose c0nvenue
ALI merci, Albert, merci, t
ecria gaiement Marthe, en- sau. D
mt au cou de son mari. Tu YER.
IS comme je serai jolie ! Je te re 8,
rive une surprise !! J.ai eu &c ma t,
n, un entretien dune heure n le
sujet avec Foxman. r;
-Foxman, lie c~outurier 4 la a
'te de guaranteeing mile s.
ancs, pensa, malgr6 lui, Du. q,
ncey.
-Du reste, reprit Nine Donelle f
us nsaurez 4 ,yous occuper de
IN. Les invitations selOnt Ian. &c
es demain ct, dams un mois, car N
douner ce temps a vos ill.,
:es pour taire executor leurs "a
stumes, les ouvrisrs preudront 10,
session de sotre appartement VI
pportez-v0us en- 4 moi ; ie m,
nx que tout Paris parle de yotre il
Lsi,npiasssle veuve nsavait de- 81
ement pas 10 rptopos heuronx. de
que craignait le notaire Atait nr,
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DEUXIEME PARTIE
DRAMES INTIMES.
OU. POUR LA PREMIERE FoIs
NJ. DULoNCEY REFLECHIT.

0U. POUR LA PREMIERE FoIs
NJ. DULoNcEY REFLEcHIr.
dc ne savais rien lie tout GELS
.je vous ie AZURE!
NJ. Duloncey disait vrai. SauI
sic Moniteui" ct quelques feuilles
'speciales, il ne lisait jalaais ancuu
ljearnal. An della de ses travaux
professionals, de Marthe ct de sa
file, rien 1'existait! Les observa
tions de NJ. Bernier le snrpreuai
'ent en- pleine ignorance CONNIE en-
pleine qui6tude.
Go nest pas tout, poursnivit
10 president, ct quoique &c sujet
"a ne me regarde pas, v0us me
permettrez bien d.y TOUGHER deli
'catemeat. Ne d6pensez vous pas
beaucoup dsargenti
oh! raSeureZ. yOus sur CO
point, i~nterTompit vivement ct ca
-Fougissant IN peu le notaire, mon
installation ma, certes, cout6
cher, mails o'etaient Ia des frais
n6oessairee, lis ne SO renouyelle
'rOnt pas. Marthe est assez raj
sonnabls ct ellie Maine trop since
reRest pour ne pas cemprendrc
que nous ne devious pas dtpasser
'notre budget.
-Je pense, laoi, que Nine Du
aoucey qui est bien Ia plus char.
mante ct Ia plus irr6prochable des
1emnes, ignore tout 4 fait, grace
q 80 mere, Ia valeur de l'argent,
ct que vous feriez bien de lui ex
pliquer CO que repl6scntent dix
billets de mile francs, attn de ne
,janais etre forc6 un beau jour de
aM en- retuser IN ssul.
-Peut>6tre avez veus raison,
mon ami /; je saivrai votre excel
lent c0nseii, termina M. Duloncey
que Get %entretien embarrasait.
Et le brave NJ. Bernier congo
die: Albert passa dams l.6tude,
NJ. Valentin lui ayant fat dire
quill await des signatures 4 lui de
.mander.
LIE premier clerc lsattendait, en-
eeet, ct N. Duloncey fut imn6dia
tsment frappe de "a pbysionomie
-ousavez-vous done lui de
manda-t-ii apres FAVOR emmene
4 trsvers le salon d'attente, jus.
que dams son cabinet pacticuiier.
oh! peu de chose. r6pondit
Nalentin, on sseff0rcant de sou
rlre, ct je Iegrette vraiment de
n'aSoir pa mieux dissimuier ltim
preston desagr6able que MIA eau
zee le petit 6v6nement dout j.ai
. vO0s entretenir. ,
do sails coInbien vous metre
16vOu6 ct je ne saurais yous en- |
rOuloir 40 seal instant de IL viva {
;it6 Ayec laq ueiic vons pranez
,art aux affaires do lsetnde, car
Test de cola. n'est-ce pas, don't il a
'sagiti q
-OHi monsieur. Jsai trenv6
lans q correspoadsnce de ce ma. q
in, que TAI, selon la ooutnme, on II
'erte sans v0us attendre; ces Fl
leux lettres lsune est de Nine |,
baronne de Crecy, l.autrede NJ. c
'ercier d
-Deux de nos Moillieurs eli.
nts, Il me sembIel b
-Oui, monsieur ! Et tons deux a
Gus piient dc tenir ! leur dispo- el
ton, daus Ia huitaiuc. les dos tt
eurs coMplets de toutes les af- F
lires Qn"ils vels ont confi6ce. II,
u. Dul0ncey crat asOir NAL 4;
ntendu. Dune main 5brile,ii prit
. dSax l9ttres ono lui tendait fl
N premier clerc ct les parcourut pl
fe
De l. PAM dc Name dc Breezy, 70
Ut .aassi bien que do IL part oh
, n. Psrcier, Ia demande 6tait 4di
um1ia.
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L. A BERT x Cza..
-IMPOkTATEJkS DE-

Narchandlses s6oAes, ftrungeses e,
AMfriCutnes.
C'otons, Ihdienaes, Hubans. Dya
neterie, u~,acaoirs. etc etc.
~ tue lie thalJieS, pres lIn.i
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Sette inaison G9,a bIeu euunu. ia, s,.u
anciennete go itts d'e4isIr.pe; e, o. has
PiiA "e ses aAsici,e, piiis S.lA ,uarVilasds
oiiPa-heS. "7s'ftlHi"jt e t.isr con.-
piet CT ie pas v,.flg de Iuarcnaa ftI,.s ..r,
Cette 'iaison reee.t ~ri,t.,ue se,sau. -.
taseituA tttpts tsti NuItt 81 ne ;tto..
f4e' ~ soia t"t'f sA,ri; = uiis J q .eIu .,. -
e> qua a Snns ats>,~> Sc. Il.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-13

that the defendants are non-res-
idents of the State OF Missouri, and can.
rot be summoned In this action by the or
flinaIy process of law; 1t is, therefore. or
dered by the court that pub
lication be made, notifying said defend
ants aforesaid that an action has been
commenced against them in the circuit
court of said county, the object and ge,.~
eral nature of which is to enforce the lien
of the State of Missouri for back taxes for
the wears 1874 to 1873. inclusive.
on the following real estate. situated
in Iron county, Missouri, belonging to
said defendants, to wit:
The east half of the northeast quarter.
in section IA, township "a, range 2 west;
IAN itemized statement in the nature OF
a tax bill, showing the amounts Of taxes,
tate. for the years aforesaid. amounting in
the aggregate to the sum of 1851, is filed
with said petition, as provided by law
And unless they be and appear at the
next term of said court. to be holden for
the county of Iron. aud State of Missouri,
at the courthouse, in said county, on the
fourth Monday in April next. 1881. and
on or before the sixth day thereof, (if the
term shall so long continues; and, If not.
then before the end of the term and
plead, answer or demur to said plaintiff
petition. the same will be taken as con-
fessed. judgment rendered in accordance
with the prayer of said petition, and said
real estate. or SO much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said judment, inter-
est ana cost, be sod under a special fieri
facias to be issued thereon.
Is is further ordered that a copy hereof
be published according to lew i'm the IRON
COUNTY REGISTER, weekly newspaper
published in said county Of Iron, and State
of Missouri.
A true copy:
Attest, with seal. this 3lst day OF
rsu7 December, 1880.
lSHAA'I JOS. HUFF Clerk, ,
jan6n25 Iron county circuit court
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-13

Whereas, Rando Iph Reed and T. J. Keathley
and Nary +. Kesthiey, his wife, by their deed
Of trust, dated the 1efh dpy 81 August, 1854,
duly recorded I'm q Q Office of the re ,or,ier OF
deeds for the County of Iron. aud State OF
Missourt, In Book "X." page eco I'D convey
to the undersigned trusfee the following de-
scribed tract or parcel land. situste. lying
apd being In the County Of Iron, and State Of
Missouri, viz:
All OF lot number eighteen frs), in block
number two (2), in the town OF sbavervile.
Iron county. State 81 Missouri: boundary Of
ssid lot-sixty-r,x (66) feet by one hundred
and thirty-two (135) feet. IN section seventeen
q0, township thirty (so), north, Of range
four az east: ...
Which said conveyance wss made IN trust To
secure the payment Of certsin note therein
mentioned and described; and. whereas, de-
fault having been made In the payment OF
ssid note;
Now, therefore, at the request of the Legal
holder Of said note, and In pursuance OF the
terms Of said deed OF trust, I, the UNDER
signed fruetee, will, on
Saturday, January ed, 1881,
at the east front door of the courtb ouse IN the
City OF Ironton, Iron county. Miseouri, be-
tween the hours OF nine o'clock in the forenoon
and i've O'Clock In the afternoon OF that dsy.
sell. at public vendue the above Described real
estafe, TO the highest bidder. for cash, TO sss-
fsfy eaid note and the coats snd expenses of this
trust. JAMES N. sEMANDs, Trustee.
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Mondays Post-Dispatch contained q
four-column article descriptive of the
various low varieties" of st. Louis.
The picture drawn is sufficiently hor-
yible. As the P.-D. says, "These hot
beds Of vice are nightly doing more to
ruin the youth of this city than all the
other evil influences Of the town COM
hined. There = nothing in them
which 10 not vulgsr, impure and Grim
NAL. They are fman-traps baited with
harIots and rot-gut whisky and they
appeal irresistibly TO youth and mex
nerience learning the world. That
they are conducted in this open and
ahameless manner need be no cause for
surprise, because the function Of the
police Of this city has narrowed down
to : vanishing point, and no one can
sav What they should or should not do.
n ON, Of these dens : reporter counted
over flve hundred boys. all OF them
eernest and conscientious students In
this college Of crimes many o. 'nen
prepared some day to graduate INTO the
penitentiary Of the Insane Asylum.
An Of these Immoral and brutal SHOWS
are rslnning under license. The prop
q authorities have seen at, after, o.
course, proper inquiry, to grant them
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI, ,...
Iron, November Term, 1880:
Now mt this day comes Jacob i, Axe.
administrator Of the estate Of Robert
Downey, late Of said county, deceased.
and presents to the court his petition
praying for an order for the sale OF GER
tain real estate Of which said Robert
Downey died. seized. described Ms follows:
West half Of section twenty -four CAL,
In township twenty-four (24), north. OF
range two (2) west. In the county Of Ore
gon. in the State Of Missouri;
10 pay the debts Of said estate; which
said petition was accompanied by the ac-
counts, lists and inventories ms required
by law, showing that said estate Is In
debted. and that said debts are unpaid,
and that there Is not sufficient assets on
hand tn pay the same. On examination
thereof, II Is ordered by the court. that
all persons interested In the estate Of said
deceased, be notified that application as
Aforesaid. has been made. and that unless
the contrary be shown on or before the
first day of the next term Of this court. to.
be held on the first Monday Of February
QSSJ) next, an order will he made for the
sale Of the real estate In said petition de-
scribed. or 30 much thereof as shall be sui
ficient tor the payment Of said debts. aud
the expenses OF such sale. And it L. far
Their ordered that this notice be published
In some newspaper published in said coun-
ty Of Iron, for four weeks prior to the
next term of this court.
Attest: JOHN IT. EDWARDS.
Judge Of Probate,
dea3n27 OF Iron county, No.
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Administrators Sale

AdminiStrator's Sale.
Notice is hereby given, that BY virtue of an
order Of the Probate Court OF the County of
Iron, Mo-, made at the November term, 1850,
thereof, /, Jacob T. AXE, Administrator Of
the estate of Hugh F. Sweeney. deceased, will
on the
Eigth day of February. 1851,
at the east FRONT door of the courthouse, in
the City of Ironton. County OF Iron, and dur
ing the session of the Probate court OF said
County of Iron. sell at public sale. all the
interest of Hugh r. Sweeney. decreased, in
and to the following real estate, TO wit:
Lots eighteen, nineteen and twenty us 70
Il 2n). in block number four ~. In the town
of Dss Arc, In Iron county, Missourf-su'j-e,,
however, TO . sale under decd of trust Elven
by said deceased during hts lifetime. and
made on the 14th day Of February, 1887; at
which sale Hiram A. Haeussler became the
purchaser;
Also. lots nine, ten and eleven %. 10 & fD
in block four ~, in the town Of Dss Arc-all
in Iron county, Missouri; upon the following
terms, TO wit: CASH IN HAND
JACOB T. AXE,
dec2Sn25 Administrstor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-13

Mr.. Plaisted will probably be the
next Governor of Maine, after all, some
Of the more reputable Republicans in
the Legislature refusing to take hand
in the project to swindle him out of the
office to which the people elected him
last fall. Yet let no person be too sure;
when an honest administration oflaw,
or justice toward an opponent, depends
upon the u i'll of Republican to do
the "square thing" it's on sandy foun-
datiON. as it were.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-13
Order of Publication.

In the Circuit Court Of Iron county. Mis-
souri,, October Term, 1880-Thursday,
November 4th. 1880:
The State of Missouri, at the relation and
to the use Of James Buford, collector Of
the revenue of Iron county. Mo-. against
Margaret NJ. Whitney and Phil. E. Bak-
er and all unknown interested parties.
faction to Enforce Payment Of Taxes
Now at this day comes the plaintiff.
James BufOrl. collector of the revenue of
Iron county. Missouri, and shows to the
satisfaction of the court
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-13

The following are the chairmen of
the various committees Of the State
Senate: Ways and Means, Cottey;
Judiciary, D'Armand; Agriculture,
McMahon; University, Stephens; Pen
itentiary, Walker; Retrenchment and
Reform, Mackey; Accounts, Mabrey;
Insurance, Naylor; Banks and Corpo-
rations, Heard; Enrolled Bills, Brad
ley; Engrossed Bills, Edwards (St.
Charles); Elections, Headlee; Crimi-
nal Jurisprudence, Byrnes; Education,
Lloyd; Internal Improvements, Nc
Grath; Immigration, Cabell.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-13

From all that can be learned from ru-
mors, and the general run of affairs,
there will be no change in the manage
lnent of the I. M. r. r. Soper will no
doubt be retained Us Superintendent,
and of course under him there will not
be many changes made. Under his
charge the Road, has become one of the
best governed and equipped in the
West, and his retention under the new
regime will receive the approval of all
classes-citikens and employees alike.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-01-13

Having been worsted in the late
''coin fight" in Nevada, the Republi-
cans have been boastfully threatening
to unseat Mr.. Fair when he gets into
the Senate. It is such vastly differ
ent thing when Dmocratic bonanza
king stalks in from the long-witnessed
spectacle of q couple of Republican
nloney-bags resting undisturbed in
'Senatorial-arm-chairs, that the tradi-
.ional morality of the Republican par
ty 10 shocked at the mere prospect Of
such . scene. Having their virtue
reused to the proper pitch of indigna-
ton, however, they will probably find
themselves in condition to appreciate
the contests threatened by the Califor-
mia Democrats, who object to that
State being represented by man who
has obtained the succession to Senator
Booth by the most shameless bribery.
Meanwhile some Of Kellogg's perform
ances in the bribery line are likely to
be up for consideration and the Repub-
licans Of the Senate will know all about
bribery before Fair reaches Washing