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Special D[spateA 70 Tia CA1ta0o 1Fl6NnF.
1SnlAsAr0l.1s, Ind, Jan. GA bold burg
lar entered the tina residence Of Aantlla
40lles, Vi. Pennsylvania street, this morning,
by climbing pust OH the back poscl, aud
sawtng of tho slats Of the shutters. Tho
fa'nl!y discovered him and locked him In n
rouAl oil the satne floor, p,ld telephone MOS
sage WIS sent to tue statton-uous0 for assist
nnce. but beforo Patroln!cn Morgan and
lnatlu Ills escape by touring l!p tho sluets OF
thu. bel n1lu mnk!ng ttp'a Into ron:, With
which no lut htlnself to tho ground: lie car
riets OIL q diamond pin worth $500, watch
ilul,ey, 4 silk tlrvss, ind other articles, the
entire loss being about 81, 900.
, 1881-01-07

1lI;SlsIErr.t, Tex, Jan. 0.-Ycstcrtlny
afternoon II t,san mined Rico refused to
drink will. James Curtis. 4An exchange OF
shots followed md Curtis fell, Tying within
ten minutes. Rice, who was badly wounded,
WIS carried to II DOCTORS ntlIce. Ar lit Wls
placed lii c,utr ball was fired through n
window, killing lltcc.
, 1881-01-07

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no1n,ns to'aeS.er M w'.' vosu tt,r aats' a'@'
Men D"v,s WI lon' tslo !stpn',,cans ~ sup
pott ol nnpete oea'H, OIL ys!,',." ~ :. , Inu1.'s'
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, 1881-01-07
STATE AFFAIRS.
Both IIouses of the Illinois
Legislature Assemble
OIL Time.
Zen. Thomas Elected Speaker Of
the House By Vote Of
80 to SO,
No Business Of Importance Trans.
acted III Either Senate
or House.
The Indiana Legislature Meets,
and Deadlock Ensues
in the Senate.
-ull List OF Officers Elected IN the Lower
Rouse-The Senatorial Sltua-
tion Unchanged.
Passage by the Ohio Legislature
OF an Anti-GnmblinE
Bill.
The Governor Of Michigan Sends
in His Message-Senator.
Elect conger.
Frye Withdraws md Leaves Hale u
Sure Thing for tho Mnino
Senatorslip.
Proceedings In Brief Of Other State
1.opis1ntivn Bodies.
Passage by the Ohio Legislature
OF an Anti-GamblinE
Bill.
The Governor Of Michigan Sends
in His Message-Senator.
Elect conger.
FRYE Witlllraws and Leaves Halo a
Sure Thing for tho Mnino
Senatorsllfp.
Proceedings in Brief Of. Other State
Legislative Bodies.


x.o,,
l1'..lHots. -. i.s,.a., r.,,,,..
spss.a' u'pa'1n n, ~ 1a,, RIA iInmso mot
oph1Nuflh'.n It,, v''. ~ ,;n,oor ti,is
p"tsa"l'' -, rs,,,os.r 1,,, rs,,, l., tho
'notn!iG, g. AenipJn, o,,o,o, .,t,, ,,ro ,.nr
clia'L. lho ~ ssS'i"' t'a,,' was ''~oS f'"'
w n'e IVY. 1.t. i. ,.,o,,o,t +o,,,,,ororv
tMo ,'.n', le..n.! ""u nr:, a,nr,,,a, ,,,inf,lty
c.eiA ''a'.s. ~ "4,I ,s,,,,,,,as tha iomrual
Latonsn u.o ...., A. ~ ,thar h,,.t,,s fnii"t
te.h. ~. a't,tn ~, ,;;,,;,i"t III ann,i,
eu'.. w. ~. ~ +,,, ror,,ast ~ SIr
shoM up, 1s"s'S a'u, .o, Nv u .s,a r.,a.i n,,1 ,ha
cos ~ 1oos,. ,as3 s1ut, tao,. +,,o n1ono ~ thc
plop,' l9s'." ,a'..s .ss"'" WV" ~''~ '''"~0 -
oeaect,su .....,H,' mln"' ,tt ~, ofr,r,,, r,eo-
alt. alsEMe.t, , y, ~ fa"4 .,o. ot'0H 's'o
1"1'o'' ses''"s ''tA'' .t,,.,,,. a.u ."s. -, -""'
e.asn.,,, r. ,r,,, .v,s IN 1>o
OF ue lale i1"'., ottpn1n ""A ~ 1..s 1. ~ ~
ptesen.eN ~ uM y"uGe5 $500; w. .';u onate ',1' no
eoutt oy o i. ~ - "" ,a,''.,. .t; =, .a"a sns,pat
Viu'11H that ttie lloas'@ ~ f." nl"tA ~ Ieoiss''
adjourn ullt'l3 3p. IN. Ill oFaef 10 give Inc
members nn opportunity TO DO pfcscht oil
this occnsl0H.
TIC resolution WIS atlopted by oafe ma
Jortty and tho uoliso LOOK recess until TIC
hour named. .-..
THE HOUSE Assf:Nntl:D
at the hour hat1tetl, a'W the committee on
Credentials matIea formal renorttn the eitect
TINT tile members 1'ailictl Ill INC oitlcI"l lst rs
prepared by tho Secretary OF state hau tl!e
proper certificates emitting thcnl to Seats
Lilo report W's auopte": ... -..
Allen, OF Whltesldes ottcreA tno usual fcsfa-
luton in regard to swearing III, with n pro-
viso thRt III cnse of contest tin member no.
tffied Of TINT fact ho deemed the do fuctn
r,nrhor ,,uti1 t,,a notnst t..ne dfonosnd ~ III,
, 1881-01-07

Kelley md witc," where ithoy wero found IN
rested Of, a warrant issued. at Jackson III tho
Instance OF Afr. Sullivan, charging them with
ndultory.. Tl,ey wcre tnken to Jackson to-
1Iglt 10 fNco tllb music.
, 1881-01-07

Special Dts1aeh to TIN Chicago Trtbnns.
OMAHA, Ncb., Jan. G.--rho fight In tho
Legislature this winter will DO between tho
tho munopotlsts and tho antfs, and tho latter
nre fcfling ttnite jubilant over tho election ut
tho lion. j. II. Sl,cdd. pronounced Until
N,oNopOltst, 10 the Speakerahlp.
, 1881-01-07

Special D!3poltk 70 Tho CH1f12o 1F15NNG,
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jun. 0.--A special 10 the
ConmcrcIul from OwcIt0l,, Ky., says TINT tho
Buford murder trsnt will begin oil Monday
llext, anil ulnta00 Jurors ilnyu been summoned
10 tDpenr Mt that ttlnc.
, 1881-01-07

SAFF RJUKFD IN ST 1AUUlSs
ST. LOUIS, No., Jun. IA largo safa in tho
pork mid beef packing house of jeremiah,
Murphy, 2ls' Morgan street, was blown
open by hurgtars somo tim between mlsl-
hight mid daylight this morning. md two
checks far 9tU0 aitd q Ing containing fearly
500 in silver stolen. lind tho burg1nrs st
lecteu tho night bcf0rU for their operations
they would littyn secured over Su 000, fs that
s,1in WIS lii tho sata Tuesday night.
, 1881-01-07


two years lator. lo wns elected Judge III the
1T. Clair County Court. lilo served rs Slate
Senator in 1851. 1851, md 1sia, antl lit
1850 ns ,,emher Of tho State COnstl.
tut1onal Convention lie has since
represented his district III tito Forty.
first, Forty-secUnd, F0rty-ihirtl, Forty-fourtl,
Forty.llftli, and Forty-slxtl Congresses. n1ltl
wAs reelected 10 tho Forty-seyenttl, fr0,n
which. he will now DO called to tho Upper
House.
11ts has ian MICH ExrEl1tEScE :,
In Legislative uatters, ntl.i Inns taken MI act
I've part III all tho discussions. nlways ns NJ,
nncollipromtstilE Stnlwnrt Republican and
1'rotcctiontst. So long us TINT style nt poll.
tics controls Michigan RcpubienntsM Alr.
Conger will be Its ,Host consistent, II not Its
most aDle. representative. ~ rcceWlon Will
10 given ny Gov. nfnt Mrs. uasl.l IT,
jerome nut! ny eS.tiov. fl'ltl Mrs. Cliarles
n. Cros"e!l ~ tlo Executive iaflors III tno
stnto Capltol t'tls n'o'liflg fro''l . TO ~
O'Clock. -.....-t ..---..-..
.ooVEnSoHs MESSAGE.
uov. Croswelrs message WINS rcal TO tho
l4egls'nt,1fe to'ttay. JIG REPORTS ttle state
, 1881-01-07

DEATH SENTENCE COarNIUTED.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jatl. G.-,rllo death scn-
tcnco UPON William Mtlbourno {cotorctD
In been committed 10 imprisonment for life.
, 1881-01-07

6psetas nhpatth to 1Ht Chicago Tribune.
LANs1S1. 5ticlI., Jan, A-!rhe three
cornere, fight Is over, al.d tbs combination IL
agnih victorious. 'rlo friends OF Congcr aro
MaturAtIy clatc.t, nnd Mr.. Haidwln's friends
feel SORE. CIV. llagley, with Ills customary
good nature, bears Ills .!efcat gracefully, md
yields tie prlze with tic consolation of l,ay-
luz tho full sympathy Of tho masses.
0MAH u. CONHEtt,
tha Man whom tho Republican CAUCUS Inst
night selected as tho next United States
6enator from Michigan, wns bornat Coopers-
town. n. T., in 1878, al,l With Ills futher, the
lsor. Il. congur, rclnovca to Huron County,
o., 1871. llurcc2!yctl Ills academic education
at alflan. a,Nt graduated III ls3 ut Western
Reserve College. For so.lIa t!snu afterwards
lsa was engngca TT thu geological survey and
Mlnera! explorations In tlle Luke Superior
copper a1M Iron regions, aud II, ls4s engaged
iA tic p1Aetice Vt !AW Mt Fort Huron, where,
, 1881-01-07

KILLED ny A ClIfC1kEN-T11IET.
DASvI1l.r, Va, Jun. G.-l3en Lumpkin,
colorcd, WIS killed Inst night while attenlpt-
ing 10 Unrest u cticktii-tllfef.
, 1881-01-07
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OfI{Os
Bptetal DispQtth to 17ts Chicago Tribune.

hptetdt Disp1tth 10 T1t Chicago Tribune.
COI.GM1us o., .1n,,. Ex-senator Moore ILL.,
tro.llted Il bill allowing thu bolidsmcn of n
R1nrtsiatl, In caso Ut his Insolvency, to clnlm
the same reductions TINT tlle guardian might
l,aye Claimed. 1t applies to cuscs wflero a
rnront IL guardian md llas not made cArgcs
against ward TINT tho law would have al-
luwul.
The bill consolidating New London Town.
SLIP, Ilnron County, into special school
district WIS lnlenltly postponed.
Senator FIelscl,sann introduced a bill ou-
puweflng tic maintenance 0f
4 1'CllItC MUSEUM
III Cincinnati, provided citizens furnish light.
Adjourned.
4 discussion was he'll on the Scnnto bill
Of MIR. l'rlngle amending Sec. 0,710 Of the
Statutes relating tallling petitions III error In
the Supreme Court from Judgments or llnhi
orders OF tho District Court, ~ MS to rerloya
the necessity of obtaining tho ieayu uf thu
Suprelau Court first. Lost by vote Of 10
to II. Aujo urlel, 81
AN AHTi-uAMnL1So nII.1. PASSED.
Quite u scl.satlun was created to-tluy by tho
| sudden sprngtng in the Ilouse IT Suilya,l's
Senntu bill to prohibit tho selling Of pools
upon tic result ut my trial Or contest Of
skill, Or speed, Or p0wor Uf endurance of
| INN 0r bcnSt. Il!t bll! pnsSpd tho Senate nt
Its Inst session, and WIS brought W In tho
House to-day md passcd by vote OF 50 to
ID, being slightly amended. The following
Is tllo full text OF tho bill:
HKCr1tlS L. I5r Il cHftctft hy tic f}tlleri Assea-
| h|H ~ tic Stat Of uiin: That Wtlosocyor shall
keen ully rut,t1 Or building, ur Ai,y portion Ut
! nny rum or building, ur occupy my ptnco upon
public ur prfynlO pr0lsIIds nny whGro within the
| btNin al Ohio. with upturntus, hooks. Or other
dustcG Tor turnsenK or registering butts or wnR.
crs or 0f selIilx tools. and my person vim shnl
tpon tho result ot my trial Or oontoss ct skt!l,
Spett. or power Uf cn'3HrunEe Ut l,au tir tcllst,
| or bnlng tho owner. lcssce, or occupant
| OF Ahy such EotIln5, u!I!!hnR, unrt
or portion tli0renf ahni knowingly
permit thu sumo to lU uYctl 0e occupied tor nlly
nr tho purposes ut.,rrxH ar sh,lll ilorcn KEEP,
exht, Or etnpl1y N'iy tloyIea or apparatus fur thu
purpose 1T registering r recording such lptR nr
Wa9nrB nr fur tho krllux Ut such pools. or shall
becnno tho Euslqt!hln nr detMs!t0ry fur hire or
ruwNCd " my lnUnoy, property, br other thing
| ut tMluc stAkull, WhH0lTd, Or pledged rs Af1r0-
sAt! upon tt,y sMuh rcsl ill., B,igh tfetnnn shall bo
tfeunCti guilty ut rntaAnlGnllar, Ald s1lMll uun
cnlvicuOn ta tlnell mt lIlaro thun $1N nor lest
thin u. nr imprisoned In thO cutll,ty jail tul
not uluro thnn sis ln.,lltl,s nor lcss thnn ter
dnys, Or by both t!nu aali imprisonment Ut the
discretion If thu tul,rt.
HEc. = Vhls Aut Shn!l tako nlrcct aud bo Ia
foEeu from Wll after It's pussugo.
, 1881-01-07

Spsesa1 DIapateh to 1As Chteaao Tribune.
NASHVILLE, jim title Supreme Court
oEdsEed 1o-aay that y certificate: bs Issued 70
, 1881-01-07

lit this city, will now bc done away with.
This is Goy. .Eagleys sccoh1 cantlltlacy for
tho Scantoral,tp and, It Is universally co,,-
| ccded, wifi probably bn his lust. Thuso win
| favored i,l nre better satist!r,t With NIr.
Conger than they would be with Senator
baldwin, 50 nil are mora or lcss picnsci.
| --
| MASSACHUSETTS,.
speemt oopasea 10 iae eateaoo 7fsnHnt-
| BOSTON, Jan. o.-iho 1.egaslatura mas oech
III session ptst two days, set. u IL thorotaliy
| "rsah."ea, a''tt to.'horio" tto ooinmittecs
VIII pe appolhlet1 nHes oeslheSS VIII eoh-
mctlco III earnest. such pronpthcss Is NJ
Coy. Long delivered his message today.
1t " u nuslness,iiEo document, which eplt-
ohles tile cos1al1loh OF tle commonwealth
III persllcuons anu elosely.khit review
Ino nREfeBa!o aebt Of Inc otate .!al'' WIS
s'S''N'aA. Inc nnaneial status OF tho sta1o
1sa M'atcf OIL WHICH tiio do'ef'oF
/ STEAKS w1r1f 1:H1pE.
The Funded debt has bccn lcsscncd. No
temporary }oans nro called for. The old
Commonwealth has, kept nll her engage
1nc'lts. No whisper OF reputiatton !'as found
cello IN Its Legislative 1,alls nor n,nong its
people. Tile receipts for tho year show Il
marked Increase, md tho cstiInntes for 1881
show n deficit Of only Sal7,Ell.0t to le rasctl
by taxation, rs against n deficit of S3lG,;E91
two years since. A. tnx-lcyy not exceeding
sl,000,Oo0 will therefore bo ample.
Among the recommendations Of this nbic
document aro tEloso of constitutional
nf Stnsn ot1,cera. senators. on,l Rcnrcsn,,t,.
ttvc4: tl,e formnttn,nr the Eyrr,,ttyn t,o,,,,c;,
from tho elective heads of tte,mrtur,,ts, md
rtyIur tln,u seats ii, tia Lartsuturn wltl,n,lt
Tho, ,~frht nP vottng - Tim nfiom;m, of ncns-
urtw filnt viii aflortl t3p, snnatIon nuf. snf,
runril of Inv tn thu oresent custom Of 1nr-
.nurruce in appointiyu Office during GOOD
I,ehayIor: some a,ncliorutton Of tio statutes
Respecting
| eAr1r.,, ;,,rv1e,,urxr
,,,,oro,,, t,,ot ,.l,ar,,,,or :, ,;n-n IL to,,,,,
Wis.,, s.''' '.s,os T., ,I,o nnrt ~
gree aud tho jury ~ render.
hs *ne 'ei"!cl tsI"',!s'e.lus mn W
mercy, tho penalty eliait ~ imprisonment
for ltIe; a'lu proper provision Tor thu par-
tIcEpNttnn nf Massachusetts lit tho ctntell-
1ltul anniversary Of TIC triumph Mt York
town. Tile Governor believes that tho extra
ycsstnn nr tIs LcgTslnturo IN cDnst,ler tim
.ovroi;1,to,f a4otutoa shnu1, ba vnrv hrt.f
on,I c,,,'ncl,tea ,,t.... ~ n,mnut nxiomnt,c
,t'',.'" ".'s ,,,,I, sa:,ot -, Utn,., n,.,. ,,,','
s9uhu.'sss M!tn leapce' ~ o'a'o a''o "''''
nse!paa !llucoteaheSs. ......
10 no "t'ff" A'.oe@.fa fFesf'
BOSTON, Altlss., Jan. o.-GoV' LohB III MS
Ingssagu urges more thorough enforcement
. of tho Liquor lnwB, and fay0rs tho prnposal
| to give prpperty-hultling women the right Of
suffrage
-
MINNESOTA.
n. pArr.. Jun. D,-.rhu Nfinueso.a Ieofslat-
rr,, ,,nt II, intnt aoustor fft1uy nud tstnuc, IN
,m r..;nr r t nf t,n n Gnyarnnrs % Msssamc mas Tin
OIL only moint in tin ,lucu1ucnt Of interest to tho
, 1881-01-07


AU0t;sr.s. Me-. Jat,. G.-T1lo S,ll-Commft-
leo OIL Gubnrl,atorial vote nro rcatly 10 report
to tic full Committee tomorrow. They ii1,d
tic following result OIL tho straight vOtc,
without my .irrcguiarity: Dayfs, 1880;
rlaIstctl, T',3o7; Nye, oo0; JOY, III: scatter
ing, Ii55. lilo number, OF mfsnomers il 1:r3.
Quite n humber of Irregular returns not
sighed by tllo Clerk, ETC., aro not rcckollcd
In tho above, but will be reported to the FULL
Committee.
x conference Is to DO held tomorrow be-
tween tho two wings of tito Fusion party, iii
1T, el,tteavor 10 larmotiizo for future politl-
raI nctton.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jim. H.-At II tonight tho
Senatorial situation suddenly ctlangcd by Il
committee Of Fryo's frienAts waiting upon
l1nle and Internationally Withdrawing Fryo's
ilalpo from the cAi,ynss and rendering their
votes In cn,lcils to liate.
Tl,ls insures Il unanimous nomination In
tho Rapuditcatt cattcas ainf election Of Halo
10 tho United States Senatorsllip.
, 1881-01-07

Stewart {1>enocrnD III tho Fulton-stownrt
contested election cnse from Polk md l}ratt-
1ey Counties. rho Republicans claim that
Tho atlcgch illegal volo Upon wl,tcl, tho case
hinged was cast fot StowRrt, which, II tr,,c,
makes tho decision m Infamous ono.
II tAs tf't,Gtrn Atsottattd frtsa
NASHVILLE, Tcnn., Jnil. 0.-Tlso Demo-
erata cn,1ea tho deadlock I'll tho Sonata to-
Tiny by clecting GcorRo 4. Morgan Speaker,
1t Is thought 1t will be fully organized this
afternoon.
Tho Ilonse organized to-tlay by tho election
Of NIL tho remaining officers.
rtu caso Of l}ra1ley, to whom certificate
Of election WIS not given on account Of tho
disagreement Of tho Goyurfior md SECRETARY
Of State, WIS decided by tho Supreme Court
that ho was cptitletl to Ills sent, and lo was
sworn in M Representative IN tic Nouse.
Tie Republicans filed notice TINT they would
contest Ills election.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-21
HENDERSON'S SPRINGS.
A FINE SUMNER RESORT FOR
Health and Pleasure.

Located midst the hiIl5 and mountains CT Sewer
county near Pigeon river, five mil south Of Sc
yiervil e and thr miles east OF ka0XYile.
Their eXceien cha yGedCA va Pr. their beautiful
al d h althiu situation, their romantic surround
in and their present management afford ( eat
facilities both for health and pleasures
They will tie managed during the season of 1881
by an old and eXperien ed hotel man. j. H.
WALKER. vino will spare no aiGs or expense to
accommodate and please his guests Guests, who
desi e, can find &c OmmOd tons at his tel in
Sevierve, and horses and conneydnces al any
me from his Sta les there.
The Springs will be opened on Juue LIST.
1851. Daily III il and conveyance by Hack from
Knoxville. Trio easily made in one day
Rates shall be exceedingly reasonable and sat
isfactory to eyers guest
RATES OH ssTAssO Per day, s. 90; D
week, $3.50; per month. S16. Children IndeT 10
years old, half ~ ice. Arrangements fer entt e
tam ties reasonable reduction For further par
ticu ars address J, II. WALKER
yI5d2mos Seviervlle, Tennessee.
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many causes shows plainly that his
party in the New York legislature is
not as strong now as it was in JAM
uary, and there is much doubt as to
the return of the two ex-Senators to
the United States Senate. 1t seems
that their friends have either grossly
misrepresented their strength in the
legislature or they have been de-
ceived by an appearance of strength
which they did not possess.
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CONKLING AND PLATT.

1Ho IdtS performance OF O6naGOf
Conkling, Or rather bis "master
stroke of craftsmanship" has not
proven entirely successful. His
Senatorial exit is not only severely
criticised at Washington, but by the
press in general and by all true Re
publicans throughout the country.
Mr.. Conkling has evidently made
great mistake. The feeling at Wash
ington is one Of general disgust and
disappointment that the ex-senator
has made out so poor case for him
self and his "colleague." 1t is
claimed that he must have known
that some Of the declarations in his
letter were false and untrue. while
his pretended devotion to civil sers
vice reform IS only smiled at. The
conduct of the imperial Senator from
New York has been the subject of
almost uninterrupted comment at
the Capitol and throughout the
Union, since his resignation. A
special from Washington to the Gin
cinnati Gazette says: "Mr. Conk~
ling may be demi-god in New York
to~day, but he has few worshipers
here. Even those who have been
nearest to him, who lave almost VIC.
lated their own notions of Senatorial
courtesy, Of political propriety, Of
personal duty, either to please Mr.
Conkling as Il friend, or to please
him so that he would not become q
traitor to his party, are among the
most violent in their denunciation of
him to-day. They do not care to
have their names coupled with any
denunciatory statements in the pub
lie prints, but in their private CONVEX
satlon there IS no language too severe
for them to use in their characterize.
ton of what they call his faithless-
ness to them, his Unsuitable vanity,
his destructive egotism and his
treachery to his party.
"Said one Of his old comrades the
other day: There has been a good
deal said about letters Of introduction
being necessary at the White House
here. [ tell you if Mr.. Conkling
comes back to the Senate he will
need an introduction to find his old
friends. He has not been loyal to
his friends. Ir his views of his
duty he has placed self over friend
ship to his political associates, above
his loyalty to party, above his patri-
otism to his country, and it would,
perhaps, be as we'll for all of us if
the resignation of yesterday should
prove to be the final act of his polit-
ical career
It is the general opinion that it
will be impossible for Mr.. Conkling
to secure a return to the Senate.
The interest in the matter still con-
tinues, but the feeling that the ex-
Senators would be Immediately re
elected, has given way to doub's. A
gentleman familiar with New York
politics states, as n matter of fact,
that Conkling cannot be reelected
unless the Robertson men in the
legislature grow magnanlmous
enough to permit him to be. Infor-
nation from Albany is to the same
effect. The indications at present
are that the naughty, overbearing
politician will in turn suffer a start
ling surprise in failing to secure a
re election. His reelection is by
no means a certainty. A review Of
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L. o. o. r.

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side Market Square. VIM Samuels N.G. j. I.
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