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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-05
Railroad Accid ent.

The startling report was current on 'he
streets yesterday afternoon that two trains
had been wrecked on the Texas u Pacific
road, west Of Dallas, with cslamitous results
Monday night. The HERALD tried in vain
to get telegraphic account of the disasters,
so we give what could be gathered from
first ono and then another on the east bound
passenger train, ETC. One of the wrecks, .
mixed passenger and freight train, occurred
at Sweetwater beyond Abilene. A bridge
lust completed and accepted short time
since. gave way, some Of the bents
having been washed out by the heavy rise in
the creek occasioned by the rain Monday
morning, and engine and train, or q portion of
the train, went into the creek. Engineer
Sanders, who lived in this city was killed,
esving widow and Fix children. The fire.
M. an, Billy Dye, was also killed and man
named l. iomis and brakeman, name I'M
known are reported missing and are supposed
to have been submerged with the cars in the
creek. Mr.. j. 4. Henderson of this city, who
has contract for putting up the telegraph
wire along the road, was reported fatally in
iured, but later news says he was only
slightly hurt.
The other wreck was of a
freight train few miles west of Sweet
water at another creek, where the bridge gave
way, and happened within q few minutes of
the time of the accident at Sweetwater. On
this train Conductor Mills, the engineer and
fireman, names unknown, were all killed.
Division Superintendent Grove went west
on special yesterday afternoon, to LOOK
after things.
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A Valuable Place for sale.

One of the finest places in the state, stu
ated on the North Bosque, 10 miles from
Waco, in McLennan county, formerly known
as she 'Mshoney place." consisting of about
300 acres, all under new wire and plank
fence, with cross fences. A new two-story
dwelling house, containing eight 70 ms. well
furnished; also, barns, outhouses, ETC., all new
and in good repair. There is, also, on the
place, the work stock Of horses and mules, and
stock of good cattle, hogs, ETC., besides i'm
proved farm machinery, wagons, ETC., all new
and in good order. The terms of sale to re-
sponsible purchaser, will be made very lib.
ersl, with long time and easy payments. The
place is suitable for either farming or stock
raising, or both combined. The above is a
grand opportunity for an enterprising man.
The present owner is non-r' s'dent, and
wishes to sell, consequently offers the above
great in 'ucements. Apply to e. ii Graham,
Waco. Texas, or j. d. Lynch, Al Wall street
New York.
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is q convenient synonym for weighing ma
chine or scales, ss nearly perfect OF its kind
As Il is possible 10 procure, whether u occu-
pies q place on the druggists counter, or %
Al a freight depot, and large enough 70
weigh slosded train. The firm Ct Fairbanks
a % have . worldwide reputation, and We
are Rlsd 70 learn thst, since the Centsnnisl,
their ALREADY important foreign trade hss M
creased IN 3 most gratifying manner. BY
cry vsll-sppoinisd farm should have NE
means Of weighing everything that 10 sold
frorn Il on bought for Il, snd this can be
supplisd BY Fairbanks q Co.-Amsricsn
Acriculturist oGTH
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Colonel stones Explanation.

coroner Stones En- piabatAOh'
The following is telegram sent by Colonel
John Stone to the Galveston News, which
explains itself:
DALLAS, Texas, Mays.
Editor Galveston News:
DEAR SIR:-Your correspondent from
Dallas, of the Goth ultimo, commenting on
the defeat of the msyor-elect before the city
council of Dallas, gives this reason for his
defeat before that body: S"During his the
mayor elect, John Stone, speech of thanks
he took occasion to say that he hoped re-
publicans would now be permitted to express
their sentiments publicly rs in other states.'"
Let mo say this sentiment is directly OPP
posite to what said, thought or implied.
Throughout the campaign my republicanism
and liberalism were the only objections my
opponents brought against me. On the
evening of my election felt that neither OF
these were bar to Office here, and the PEG
pie had so expressed by their vote. l, there
fore, said shat whatever might have been in
the past at least this election proved that we
could utter our sentiments rs free in Texas as
in an v..other state" Respectfully Yours,
JOHN STONE, Mayor Elect.
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II. Huber, a cooper, while out beyond the
fair grounds on business yesterday, was sp-
preached by man who came out from the
bushes and ordered to shell out" The
man had cooked six-shooter in his hand,
and looked so wild that before he thought of
Whist be was doing, Mr.. Huber broke and
ran, when the party fired six shots at him,
but fortunately none Of them took effect,
serving only TO increase Mr.. Huber's speed.
The party ss described by him was Of the or
der Of tramp. On reaching the city be no.
tilted the officers. but the party has not yet
haao annrehended
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bonds II tho city be refunded NJ n lover
bearing interest Tha, this committee
shall DO authorized TO got, Though VIC,
city secretary Ia tho bes, cay possible, hll
information now withhold by the comptroller
Adopted.
1t boing near midnight, and 10 order to get
his copy In on time, tho reporter lett tho
council sliI in session.
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lSOuud Over.

The case before United Statos Commits
sioner Burford against A. B. Sri ger, charged
with CONTRIBUTING, was disr sd Of yester-
day, the deiendsst beirc placed under q
$500 bond for his q arsnce at court.
Splitter easily and readily gave the bond,
obtaining the signatures of some prominent
business men on his bond they slso having
testified as to his good character. Com
missioner Burford seemed to think there were
some circumstances tending to show knowl-
edge on the Part of the defendant, and that
as q mere examining court he would not be
justified in dischsrging the prisoner.
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Tor tho children. Tholadios Of the respective
churches arc preparing any quantity of
odibles. Tho day will DO filled with
various amusoments aud splendid
occasion will undoubtedly DO the result
Committees have already been appointed as
follows A general executive committee O,
com nittee to take care of children, commit
too to receive anu take care of baskets, and
on amusements. The friends of the different
churches are also expected to be present 80
that an unusually large crowd is anticipated.
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Synopsis OfSupreme Court opinions.
BASED on Reports of Commissioners of APP
peals.l

Synopsis OfSupreme Court opinions.
Based on Reports of Commissioners OF APP
peals.l
Il. & 7. O. R. r. company va. Myers /;
appeal from Harris. Generally railway
company is liable 10 Their servants for iniu-
ries resulting from the use of defective ma
chinery, apparatus or material, in the dis
charge of their duty, provided the company
knew or could have known by reasonable
care that the same was so defective or unfit
for the purposes for which it was furnished,
but if the servant after having knowledge of
such defective machinery, apparatus or
material, remains in tho service and attempts
to use the same and is thereby injured, he
cannot recover of the company for such
injury. Pierce on railroads, p. 379, note 4.
In the case under consideration it is clear and
beyond dispute that sppellee's injuries re-
suited from bis attempt TO substitute the end
Of a switch-chsin for coupling link, and
use the same in way and for purpose
entirely diff trent from that for which II was
furnished or intended to be used. The
judgment is not sustained BY the evidence
Rsye sed and remanded. Watts, commits
sioner.
Renick and Frszier vs. Brit Dawson; from
Navarro. The transfer of land certificate
upon which the court Of the q. IL. U
might patent TO the assignee the land located
by virtue thereof and sold by deed TO the as
signee, could mean no other certificate than
that by virtue of which the land bad been
located and surveyed The certificate by its
Iocation merged Ia the land, and sale con-
veyed title. 2. Certificate TO land unlocsted
is not an instrument, title 10 which passes by
delivery-the presumption is that It belongs
70 the assignee, and not 70 the person IN
whose possession il msy be found 3. III
fact is recital 10 deed through which
party clsims title. be is held TO have notice
of that fact. Affirmed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-05

Ths great picnic Of fbs sstson i 70 tsts
plscs on Saturday Dsrt, tbs 10 inst, the
Prs Christian, First Baptist, and Cumberlsnd
Prs-bvt.risr churches hsving secured the uss
a I,,rR's lake and grounds ior hist parposf-
A spscisl trsin On the Dsliss ADd Nichiie
VII lssvs =. 2 o'elock q m, sno return A.
D. N uhlls The ticksts az e % 80 20 y
r--',s ne round trap for s5ulis sud Is GEMS
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-05
Have Given the Bond.

In the case Of the TeEss express company
va the Texas & Pacific railway company in
the United States court, the Texas g. Pacific
express company have given the bond OF
$40, 900 contemplated by the order of the
court granting the preliminary injunction in
the event Of the parties failing 70 agree
upon some terms Of adjustment between
themselves without the further interruption
~ tha qourt
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MAY DRAW WING

$50 Prizes. S112, 400
lWhoie LlcSets S.. Half fleets 81. 90
~ Tickets 500. 30 Tickets 800
Remit money or bank draft In letter, o
send by express. Don't send by registere
letter or pOstotliUe order orders of IS an
upwa d by express, can be sent az our expens
Address all orders to L. NJ R0a RDMAN,
Courier Journal building, Louisville, Ky
or L. j Gu a ford. 800 Br .ndwuy, New York
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-05

In the district court yesterday Howard
JIlsrd. for hOrses,ealinz. was sent up for
seven year,
Charlie Dsunton. who wss defended ty
Messrs- Willisms and Bower, was scquitt d
Oftbe charge OF stealing clothes
The trial Of Henry Hirsbhsld, charged
with forgery. l. on trial.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-05

Several petitions were read and acted on.
The committee on claims reported batch
Disco UNITS against the city amounting TO
S978.s9 as correct, which was adopted and
ordered paid.
The committee on public buildings reported
work as progressing satisfactorily on the city
hall.
A numbe. Of petitions were read and
referred 70 She proper committees.
A citation served on the mayor pro tenn
which issued on a suit flied by John j
Good agsinst the city of Dallas, praying for
the restitution of piece of ground on Swiss
evenue, was read.
A batch Of accounts we're read and referred
10 the committee on claims.
On motion of Alderman Ballard, the
council proceeded TO elect q police board.
Alderman Carter, Moore and Eryay were
placed 10 nomination. The police board is
competed OF the mayor and two aldermen.
The following is the vote
Moore, 8; Ervsy, 6; Carter, 2; Williams, j.
The Mayor declared AldermeH Moore and
Ervsy elected.
AL iermsn Carter offered the following res
oluti)n;
Resolved, That the city secretary be
instructed 10 advertise In The city papers for
sealed proposals 10 furnish the city Of Dallas
sin tonicf nay, two hundred bushels Of corn.
thirteen hundred pounds Of bran ana one
hundred bushels Of oats, on or before the
18th dsy Of June, 1881; bids 10 be opened by
the city council, and contracts AWARDED on
the third Tuesday night in May. Adopted.
TIE resignation of city secretary Hereford,
was sccepied 10 take effect 20 soon hs bis
successor vss elected and qualified.
The council then proceeded 10 the election
~ a .acra,erv The following applications
were resd:
Alderman Garter Dominsted j. B. Bisssl.
Alderman Ballard said be was authorized
70 ststsatat J. L Wolf would not accept the
Office 81 $50 per month.
The following names were offered At tie
following salaries per mouth w Parry
$50. ] Y Wolf, s A Stuart $50, George
Pfsifsr $50, J-B Bisssi, @ N Svink $50. CJ
Gresn, Henry Stone $50, Major BsmmoDa
Mr.. q. NJ. Svink vas elected on the eighth
ballot
RI Rodgsrs v.s reelected city ssrton.
On motion Of Aldsrmsn TIllmsn t.ss city
sttorpsy vss Instructed 10 d-sv IN Oroiusnoe
defining The psy Of the city secretary II the
rate Of $50 Per month, Il being bsrstofore
s, 20 Per yssr.
Tbs city secretary vss sutborizsd 70 al
vs-tise fof BIDS for fling prescriptions and
Furnishing drugs for ne city hospital and
psupers. Tor TIE ensuing yss-s BIDS for Pre-
se-irtiors n b. 81 = es-tsrn pre- for go
r,-ss rip.ior Sled. TIE IDS - - rsosivs-
e he rszf rrEulsr rnestinE councl 70 -
ssrv. ne right 70 rsjsc. az o Al bios
rsl5ermsf Tillrusn ofs-ef ~ foIlcvirr-
Resoivs1 Tbst a sp-ci. commits q
~ .i1srfrsr b spporrte1 ~ TsDort gs1s
! . r1s.rstty vbich tbsFrsssrt our,ssoiss
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Enrli.h Imntrrnnt.

Mr.. Leopold Pre-, Who Is in Liverpool in
The iufsresi ofssBdins enigrsnis 70 Texas
writes that be VII sisri for TeIss in August
snd erpece 70 bring . lsrge number Of
r.n-r.La ,rl-h him
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-05

W. n o. Br0vrlss sEpecis 70 rsoeivs
f,,m Chics-, n fsr os-s q celebrated
trufne t,ss-. vhidh he vil e1ier ct he
-soss q ibs Bod bore ssocistion tbis
Noah
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-05

At Macauley's Theatre in the City OF Lousi
Vile On
TUESDAY, MAY 3Ist, 1851.
These drawing occur monthly (Sundays ex
cepted) under provisioo of an act of the Gem
eral Assembly of Kentucky. Incorporating
the Newport printing and Newspaper Co.,
approved April -, 1875.
u This Is special act, and has never been
repealed.
The United Htates circDit court, on March
81, rendered the oilowins decisions:
lst-That the COmmOnwe aIth Distri.
button Company is legal.
edits drawings Rr lair
The company has nov hand large 70
gerve fund. Head the rizes for the
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-05

There h BIG revival going On n fbs FIRST
B.ptia church, corDsr Of Live Oak and
Hsruood streets NDetssn additions 70 The
etu-ch have slrsssy bses ms3s-
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ELEGAMr IEWELRY CHEAP.

10 introduce onr new styles and influence trade
make III. iuiiOWiug unparalleled offers for
short time: "rhe Berlin Packet contains gold
plated watch chain, agate shawl pin, lady's ele-
giant set ewelry, bean cuff buttons, coral neck
lace set of agate studs, gold place band ring collar
button. key ring, pOcket book, imitation silk
handkerchief, pen. pencil, comic envelopes and
visiting cards. All these mailed to you for Sjc. in
stamps; packets for ;lOO The lot can be re-
tailed at from & to 500.
The Royal Casket contains one superb amethyst
ring elegant coral brOuch set IN box, fancy neck
lace coral sleeve buttons, engraved gold plate
bracelets, rose scarf PIN gold plated lady, set gold
plate sleeve buttons, heavy gold plate studs, lovely
cameo scarf pin, genuine Partisan diamond stud,
Maltese cross with l.. diamond center, beautiful
Jet sleeve buttons, plated collar button, plated
link watch chain, plain gold plate ring, nobby
cameo ring, Maltese earrings with p. diamond
settings, gents full comb amethyst set, ladys
full plated set with white stone settings. jet and
cameo scarf pin, eng. gold plate sleeve buttons
The whole of this magnificent collection sent
secure by mail for Il, for sl7O q. TIL, lot
can be retaied easily at from q to so. Address,
N. Y. JEWELRY CO, Atlanta, Ga,
THE ATLANTA GLoBE says: This company is
perfectly reliable and the amount they give Tor
your money Is astounding"
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE !

Marine a new vegetable from g. A., differing
from anything ever grown here. delicious raw or
cooked. seed sent BY mall % cts. paper. .soya
Bean OF Japan. half bean half pea said by chem
lists 70 be the richest human food known. Fine
fodder plant. also. Seed ID cts paper. CUBAN
ever grown in U. 8. firm, luscious, crisp and
eugary best 10 keep or ship. Is cts- paper OF q
seeds papers for o.. Very scarce Log -Oi-NOoo
Muskmelou largest known. 70 3 feet Longtime
quality early and prolific rs cts. paper. Gilman
Tomato. richest favor early, prollnc. sol9 I'LL
eoualed in every way, IS cts. paper. white hgyp-
tian Corn from the Nilel, Yields ifnmensely
in the south where other corn fails- Unequale1
for table or stock % cts. paper. = cta poabe
Teosinte one plant feeds COW two days Vto " y
hiRh, rs cts paper. CuEco Corn, grains IN iong'
4 In broad Seed will bring fabulous prices y cis
a paper AT the above sent for o. Of each for "
Address q. n GILBERT a co. Atlanta. Ga
Reference: Hon. W. L. Calhoun, Mayor Of
Atlanta
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-05

TESTIMONY OF DRUGGIsTS,-Weh have
been selling swift's Syphlitic Speci1c for
years, and regard IL sup rior % any thlEg
known G. science. for the diseases for which
Il Is recommended. We have never known
OF single failure.
8. j. Cassels, Thomasvilie. Ga l. +. g -eer
\ Co Forsytb,, Ga. Hunt, RanRi n emar,
Atlanta, Ca; pembsrton, Samuels a Rey-
nolds, Atlanta Ca; pa iel & MarAh Atlanta,
Ca.
ATLANTA, GA, July 4, ls7t
We have used awift's Syphilltic Specific in
tn treatment convicts for the last year,
and believe 81 Is the only certain remedy thar
will efie-t a permanent cure for diseases for
which you recommend II,
GRANT. fLrxANDER 60.
o. $50 reward will be paid 70 any chemist
who will find, on ~ alysis OF 100 hOttles OF
5. :. =. particle Of murcury, iOdide poias'
slum. or any mineral 'ubsfance.
Prepa r~d only by the swift SPECIFIC COM
pany Atlanta. Gs. Sold by George " At
klns, Thompson, SchOtt Co., and W. ID.
Patterson.
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ENL ARce AND DEVELOP THE FORM.

II shrunk wholly or In part from nature or dis
ease. Advice free. Describe case and send stamp
to p. De l.. Co., Atlanta, Ga. No humbug. High
est reference. Correspondence confidential.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-05

The following is a list of letters remaining
in the Postoffice at Dallas, Dallas county, for
the week ending April rs, 1881, which
If not called for in four weeks, will be sent
to the Dead Letter office. Parties calling for
these letters will please say advertised
giving date of advertised list:
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-05

The following is
in the PostoMce at
the week endin
If not called for in
to the Dead. Letter
these letters will
giving date of adv,
Abney II G
Alexander Foster
Andrews W y
Anderson Susan
Arthur II b
Babo Sarah II
Brrbee l. Il
berry John q
Brittle w L.
Bowen Maggie
BurchetU JnO y
Burke sophia
Cahlll Frank
| Camp X III
Uarpagie Mrs
| CLARK W j
cole I eouard
| COX James
| Cox JnO n
| Cready w b M
Cullu n Jay
Daniels Robert
DAVIS L j
Davis A della
Damus j Il
Dillon B bible
DRYDEN Walter
Egnea John
Edwards Josiah
Estes M
Evans John s
Farmer James
Terrell lobe
Fers err w .
Figh Georgia
Fortune q Anna
Foster George
FroInmel Annie
Gabord j Nj
Glaspie Mary
Green M S
Gilbert ii Il
Halle f
Hair q W
Hall Alice f
Hanna r b
Hammer ID l.
Hays Julia
Hennessy p III
Hics Eliza
Hodges Richard 3
Holmes Louisa
Hoggord V y
Howell II III
Howard Nj ahale
How"l III ID
Hun "
H. j John
Jay,. lam es III
jon >5Iry
Jo,.AoJl James A
job rson w A
Kelley Chas A
Kennedy Edward
Kits William (2)
X aettl- u w
Langtord Andrtw
L,u.ern j IL
Lamar Augusta
Lewis Tom 5
Little r B
Love N A
Lyme Seal
Mailed Louis
narshall Albert
Meader ID w
Milan ID y
Morrison Julius A
Moore Virginia
Moore Sidney
Myers Fannie
McNrase NJ
McMa,ten j L
Mech Hand Eva
McRed ~ A
Nelson Jack
O'Conner James
Orr William
Painter John w
Parker Ed +
Patterson George 4
Parker Frank
Phillips B NJ
Phsip, Hattie
Price ii ID
Ragsdale George II
Reedy j III
Rhodes Joe
Robinson q A
Robins IN Nellie
Santee p Nj
rapford Walter
Saunders Walter
Scharf David
Schultz John l.
Sheehan Cara
Shersb w L
Simkius Seymour
smith Oliver
Stsf I'D Jennie
Stewart W NJ
Strong I III
Strong j b
Taylor OIL
Terrell ID III
Thomas Mary
Toole u bert =
Tumor Isaac
Truhart NJ
vaughn " w
walker 4
Ward Mollie
Wat on Ebert
MILESTONE Celia
Wilburn Bill
Wills John
viii Jams Davy
wilson Richard
Wilson Fred
Wright y l.
White George
Cook q T
G bso l Jason
McAiee Hilliard NJ
Miller g w II
Parks VIM +
Ritchtr III j
Willis Z AZ
naIiiahaut NarvOn
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-11
Consolidated Interests.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.-The long talked of
consolidation of the iron and steel interests GEN.
tered in this city and vicinity has been finally
effected, but not SO many companies have
Joined the syndicate as at first proposed. The
new company will consist of the Vulcan Steel
works of South st. Louis, the Pilot Knob
works, the Iron Mountain railroad works, and
the Grand Tower Mining and Manufacturing
company of Illinois. The new directory
will be composed of six New York
members, Jay Gould, Thomas Dickson, C. K.
Garrison. Solon Humphreys, II. G. Marquand
and L. B. Cannon; and of seven Sc. Louis
members as follows: Chas. s. Chateau, Thos
E. Tut, c. s. Greeley, John Fl. Mako E. D.
Walch, Jr., d. X. Ferguson and E. A. Hitch
cock. The latter gentleman will be president
of the new corporation. Extensive repairs,
additions and changes will be made to the
property of the consolidation, among which
will be a mammoth steel wire mill, to be
erected on a recent purchase of five acres of
ground adjoining the Vulcan Steel works on
the north, which will employ 200 men; new
furnace and several new converters in Vulcan
works, and various other improvements and
extensions. The company expects to spend
half million dollars in putting their property
in thorough and efficient condition for very
large and growing business.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-11
STILL UNCERTAIN.
No Decisive Figures as to the Res sult of the
Wisconsin and New York Electlons-vir-
sinia. However. Captured by the Nj 4hone
RepudiatOrs.
Wisconsin,.

LA CROSSE, Wis, Nov. 10.-Dr. w. A.
Anderson, chairman of the Democratic state
central committe, returned from Milwaukee
this morning. In an interview with repre-
sentative of the Chronicle, he says he does
not concede the claims of the Republican
committee that their state ticket is elected.
Most all the Democratic precincts have been
heard from, leaving those to come in mainly
Republican rural precincts, and II
these continue to show the
same falling off in the Republican vote
and Democratic gains that have characterized
those received, it will, with the assistance of
the temperance vote, which is admitted to be
much larger than the Republicans anticipated,
make the state so close that only the official
count can decide it. DR.. Anderson still claims,
as he has from the first, that the state is in
doubt, and as yet there is no reason to modify
this claim in the least.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10.-Claims made to-day
at La Crosse by the chairman of the Demo-
cratic state central committee that the state is
yet in doubt, are not based on returns. Suff1-
cient returns are now in to insure beyond boubt
the election of the entire Republican ticket by
pluralities from 7.C00 to 10000. Secretary
Paine, of the Republican state central com
mittee, places the pluralites at 5000 to II 600,
with the legislature 81 Republicans 10 46 Dem.
ocrats on joint ballot. There is no question
whatever of the election of the republican state
ticket