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FOURTH FOURTH EDITION
STAR ROUTE BRIBFR1
an important Dc' ision by scl
rotary Tellcy.
q BIG KENTUCKY FAp md
From wAsuISuro,
""H WASHINGTON
''"n by Secretary Teller -,,..
stnr Route Iiriho. "pot

w., 1eore'ary Tener-Ahol
vr ''"r Route Bribcs,
sHlNGToN, Oct 2G.-A rroo
"eSI,very has been ordered tor A. Al,pp pos' olilj
oeeie'ary Teller has decided ,''ha' a,,''' ~
llchl uhliling of claim tous,i,,,l ,,ua' splil
chlIy ana government ln61s ~, 'u,es a...F y syl
may nave been made within ~ s',iles lha
lls expiration. subsequent
Frank II, lIall has been arrcsto, ., !,
s,n, s1f5a.nt fp.nt oi W. X. Brown. thargeH ~" "
star Route bribery. '"a'gel wiz
ineIe Is statement to the effect ,h,. u
department OF Justices reply ~ m ,ha' Y
route aHldavits has been mii,h IN e FL
foiuihe, making but about / 0oo 1"yVu 49,
stead Of 25,OOO. II Is understood ,, "o'uS
statements and iatts on which Wa,,,',u ~ suu' A
Tue arrest of Dickson, Falls Pawn s"Iin ''''s
meIe ISSUED. II does not att,.n,,.,
alsprove the statement that nS4n
o'luery ihade IN some cases by partias 81. j
ing 10 represent the Department nt J,,',
but hold that they were withou, a l ,"sSl
Of authority. 'naa1
Inc assistant United States T,ces,,,.
| Chicago las applied for $500 ooo 1'1,'r .n'1
tifieatcs. s0'u ci
| York. ''oeA iof NJ
Secretary Folger has returned and saw.
nnds the political aspect in New Ynrt ~
improved, lie Joins the statement maxi.
other members Of the Cabinet thai ,ha !!
70 New York was not taken at the snval
ton of the Cabinet as result If a C'ggl Sl
consultation. N1O'I
| The first race, selling purse for s3oo =,
hilc, was won by Hartford; Little Bu,J
cup second ard Constantine third
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The Equine Paradox.

On Monday evening next Professor
Bartholomew will appear at the Opera
House for season of one week with his 10
wonderful trained horses. Arrangements
have been made in Newark for excursion
and admission tickets combined during the
term Of the exhibitions. Tickets will be
sold in that place for 81, emitting the
holder to ride to Wilmington in the care
and back and reserved seat ut the Opera
HouSe
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Money Paid a Steamboat Line.

CRY OF MEXICO, MEXICO, Oct. 26.-The
Whitney line Of steamers plying between
Galveston an Vera Cruz receives $500 from
the Government each round trip made by
their vessels. The company must make q
trip every three DAYS.
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Released From, the nnll.

Asbury and Stewart, the two sharpers
who were arrested nn Tuesday for teing sus-
plcious characters, were released yesterday,
there being no evidence to warrant the
Mayor to hold them. Although there is no
doubt whatever but THAT the fellows were
interested In the robbery at Valentines mill
the testimony was purely circumstantial.
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A Democratic Meeting.

On Saturday evening next Hon. Harry
Sharpley, Hon. Thomas n. Williams and
Harry Pennington, ESQ.,, will address the
Democratic voters of Marshallton On the
Issues OF the campaign.
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England won,t Interfere,

CAIRO, Oct. 2G.-Thc English Counsel
has refused 10 defend Toulba Pasha and
other Egyptian leaders charged with burn
ing the houses ofChristians and committing
other outrages.
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Extensive Ralirond improvements.

HARTFORD, CoSH., Oct. 2G-Thc direc
tors of the New Haven aud Hartford rail-
road have borrowed money to straighten the
tracks, level the grades and TO stone ballast
from Springfield TO New York, at cost OF
sofie millions of dollars.
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A fine Concert.

The Litta Concert Company gave a most
excellent entertainment at the Opera House
last evening. The vocal music was the
finest heard in Wilmington for long time
The very small audience was delighted al
Mile Litta's efforts, among them the
''Suance River" AS an encore.
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THE RAIi.RuADa.
A Local Time Table with the I.aies
l,Orrocfi iona.


GRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
rHILA.- 2uUs-- 2.23A - o.3O-655 T.OOt-5tO
-S.lOt-S.lb-y.OOt-y30t t-9.bS l-lU.30-lI.5 .53 N.
m;-l2.UUt m:-l2.i5-l2. .3S-I .53-2 23Ut-IOO-
.lU-e .3Sf-7. .26-7 .:3Os-V. .55t tpm.-
Ngw YORK - 2.OO+-2.E3s-6.3O-7.GO- y.5O-
l1.b3 II. IN l2.3s--l. --l.53--o.l7@-63sa-7.26 .26 PIN.
BALTIMORE .l2*-45l+-s s.O6s 9l7
1000 n. -I.OY-b.0O-d.OU-6.51-
ll.U4% y. IN.
WAsmINaToN-l.42s-4.b .biE-sO5-9l a. m:
-lOO-I.O0-6.5T-llUI+ y. IN.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
l.U5t-p.l7 1000 u. m;-l.uO-6.UU y. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running only on Sunday.
Connect ut drRy's Ferry for old der0t,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RRAILRoAD-o.oO"-9.1O n. NIL. .O6
--aOO.-e.2bt p. IN. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only
Fur Harrington aud intermediate stations.
WILMINGTON Il NoRTHR ERIN RAILRoAD-7.47 IL.
MI O5--5OO--e.30 p. IN. On Sunday for
Reading and 81. Peter-SlO a. III.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILKokn-T .O6-l0. 20
n. m;-b.3O y. In. Sunday truins lO.3Oa. m-5.OO
y.
TRAINS ARRIVEAI IwII.mINGTON FROM
5o-l .OO-l. .45s-7.4 AZ
sUgt-y yl2-g.U5--lu. lOt-ll. .35-l23 IS II. m;--i2 o.
-l.O7-23Ut -2.5U-4 .36- Lob b.4O-6.b3-6 a
-8.4S-7 36t-T. 98-lO.GSp p. m.
Nxw YoRK-l -l.32s-4.47+-s.O2t-9.l2 a. nj
126O-1 .O7 O7--4.66-6.4S%-l06S 6S y. m.
BALrIMoRs--l.6i<-2 2l3A-93I-s.64-ll.43 a.
m:-I2.36--l.60 -b.llF-6.30A-7.2t-s.4Ys u. III.
WKsHiAaToN-l.6la-2l .43a. m;--1..3U
~. .2+-si9* p. IN.
10th daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
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Pocket Picked.

City Solicitor ii. G. TTner had his pocket
picked Of copy of the .'Limekhn Club,
while ut Philadelphia yesterday.
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A steamer purned.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Oct. 2G.-The
steamer Dagger was destroyed by fire last
night. The loss Is $1,000.
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THE KNIG HTS PARADE.
A brilliant Scene in fhiiadelphia To-dn
Mine states Represented.

-Nlhs stAtes Is5prtseht5U'
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2G.-The ceremonies
OF the Bi-Centennial were resumed this
morning with grand parade of the Knights
Templar. 1t was brilliant scene and like
the one ut the dedication Of the New York
Masonic Temple The order was repre-
scented by cOmmanderies from Pennsylvania,
Maryland, New Jersey, New York. Wash
ington, Delaware, Rhode Island, Virginia
and Illinois.
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A big Kentucky Fire.

iIorKINsyILL., KY, Oct. 28.-A FIRE here
last night destroyed four business blocks.
The loss Is 100000. Three mcn were
injured.
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Ca,n,ler,,s Poet DYING.

CAMDES, n. j., Oct. 2G.-Therc is no i'm
provement In Walt Whitman's condition.
His life is slowly ebbing away.
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Congressman Updegram Diving.

ST.. CLARsvILLR, ONO, Oct. 2G.-Con-
gresham updegraff is reported to be
dying.
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Wistar p. Brown, formerly Of this office.
was one of the groaInsmen ut the wedding
on Tuesday, in Philadelphia, of William f.
Newlin of Las Vegas, California, formerly
editor Of the West Chester american RepaJ.
Hcdn, and Miss $. j. lIatton of Avondale,
Pennsyl yania.
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CITY ITEMS

Chas. H. Vary, Phia. Messenger, sos Market.
Sutteriey n Co.. Photographers. sU2 Market at
Before purchasing don't fail to call and see
the ''Mayic and Royal" Ranges. mt Schoen's
Shipley street.
Does your stove need repairing? DO you need
new one: do you wish to exchange your
stove or ranger II SO call at Schoen's new
Heater, Range and Stove House. NV and 2ia
Shlplcy street, and he will give you q baEain.
No trouble To show goods
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Political Unrn.t In snain

MADRID, Oct, 26.--The political agitation
has caused the Government 10 call the eortcs
together earlier than was expected.
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A COMING WAR.
A Bitter Railroad Contest to be Fought
by Gould and Vanderbilt.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 26.-Eyidence Is ac-
cumulating of an approaching bitter con-
test between the Vanderbilt Canada South
ern and the Gould "Nickel Plate" lines.
Gould will use the latter with the Wabash
as a direct outlet from Chicago to Detroit,
where by the Great Western, he will become
a direct competitor of the Vanderbilt lines.
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MARRIAGES.

BAYIIS-GRlER.-On 18th inst, at the residence
of the BRIDES parents. JO9 West sixth street, by
Rev. }. L.. Esliln Charles u. I;aylis and Susan
Grier, both of this city.
TRHAM-CORRlDEN.-O On 9th inst in thif
city. by Rev. Attain StenRir. Levi Durham aud
| Fannie u. Corridcn, both Uf sussex county.
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MIR. Weeds Hines,
PERSONAL.

New YORK, Oct. 26.-Thurlow Weed il
comfortable, but his condition is unchanged
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OUR MAILS

as-The black figures denote tho Limited
Express trains.
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Local QUOTATIONS.

Local Quotations.
CORRECTED DAILY ny TmE WILLIAM LIZA d
Sons COMPANY, BRAHDYwISE Mills
WHnAT EToT.
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THE AsSESSORsfr1p.

The Office ci Assessor Is one. il..t
demands o. It's iu:GD,l.en! bu.iue.s
qualifications o: IL high order. II !,
not enough that lie be- u man Of ~,
a''''a''le disposition and pleasing adj
dress. Hcslioul'l combine with these
qualities a thorough knowledge OF
property values and an experience in
business matters /: Il; will enable him
I" take In at Il glance and CORRECTLY
estimate amounts Of stocks carried
~ different firms, and to value then,
~ such figures that injustice to the
ssc-"ed AMI the county may not ,r
done. In Mr.. Maiilet the c,,,u.v
democratic Convention found "A y..,,.
t'e"an who fiilc't the full measure Of
me requirements of office. His lic..
long Intimate u,;i.ess rcI.tiou. .,,;-
ne"''y lit him for the more rcs,un,;.
o'e duties Of the office, while hi.
thorough knowledge Of a,,,,,,,,. ..,.,
clerical 'a'"rs aided toa suayi,v IF
man er and gentlen,anly be,r;ur
which make him friend. .,n,r,,.. -
c'''se>, render him the ,n,st des;r..
o'e MI" acceptable candidate tho ..,r
sen'"n could have selected. Til. NJ
nee 's too ! "portant in II. be.r,n,,
ur'n tue financial condition Of the
county to he thoughtlessly voted into
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A BLESSING AND 4 CURE.

well. the Homestead! law. that
rcn"er'"! it possible for every citizen
I" heco's'e u landlord without ~ )ne,.
and w!tIl0u: price. simply for the
asking and taking. was y Republican
measure, a tle:i;lI-hl"w aimed at th..
v"r.: heart Of Mrnnlnly, an utter
over how Of the very fnunda' ion ON
which ;non"p"!y and cia<s-rriv;!cye
could stand most securely after the
as"'!i'i"h ut slavcry.-Mh" ~ H.Gh1.
ut. '';h.
II is true The !,on.cste:td law WIS il;
one sense OF the word u Republican,
measure, and it is also true that the
slime party that enacted the law i,:,-
'ned;a;ciy turned :r"u:,s! and granted
I" corporations nearly 2n,NN, OtM
acres Of the finest Turning lands in
tEc West. II gave t. the Northern
Pacific raiiru.:i corporation alone
!: .'AU,Ms' acres, an urea of land as
great Us half Of Montana, and in,nii-
giants seeking homes upon the line
of that road, and many who have a.
ready located laid. upon it instea,: Of
lk.ing permitted to tilt. homestead II.
tries are compelled to PAY that cor
l'oration the sum Of $500 for every
acre they occupy. If the Rrpuhli-
can party gave blessing with one
hand It bestowed y curse with the
other. The curse IS nos. being felt in
Montana.
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An Outspokeu Preacher.

New ioIE, M:. lo.-.Amnu. ,hp
Eo.eri deic,t,"ns :ro;n the tc',ul,j.
cam stat ticket to-day is the well
known c!;r:., ,ilan, Howard Cr,,ly
In his letter Inr SIS: Thu. only WV
f"' true Republican, /" hrin: hack
the Part. /. it,; purity .to v","Iowa
the no:i,;:,r.., nf III. rcn,,.iyatnrs
Eui this. 50. s'::i,", vii. give the state
to the Ih.l,"n'rats. Very well. Let
the )r.ncrra ; lave control. III
trust III honest Democratic PARTY
rather !han - i sln,nrs! Republican
Panty. W" E':.w what The Demo.
critic par! Is, and vii! b. on our
guard. Eat the Republican party.
I'm. rr"fc>>:s high moral principles
Only 10, receive, must be >trrnly r..
hnkrd. MAKE no Apology Tor med.
ding with politics. ain an Amer.
irHn citizen aid i native Of New
York. ] G"r"r sold my birlhri.h,
Wien y great neral crisis arose. |
vii: M't hpsita:e to s!'-.:h as loudly rs
| c':n FIR the 'rain add Ties.
los; words for III: benefit If those
VII" snrl"'>" that clersynnn are
either wO';rl o. children.
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TiE THEASUEYSHI:'.

As The cu .;O.lian vi It's run'is sine"
tine organization Of Siivc: Bow Coa"'
ty, NJ. u. J. Wei"' has give" c''t're
satisfaction {" the people, ard they
propose to re-<lert him. The cutie"
Of the oifi.e demand Of tie in"u'n-
bent Intelligence. ability and in:c-ri-
t. above suspicion. These I'n'ii'':''
1ios,s Mr.. WEIGH IA.sa'.-s:' 8 in an emf
nent degree. Aside s:'"" t!'cs> T. tut
sites Mr.. Welcl: - Il gent!snan whom,
all respect for Lis amiabic and acs'n's-
n.o.l,.tiny disposition, Hen:!cnanly
bearinx and p:c:,si.'- address. He
has made \ III, del Treasurer and II
host or ncw friend, -in"c lie :'.s flied
the Office. The County cs:nan: we'll
afford t. lose the services ~ Mr..
Wo:ch, and the taxpayers Will ste
TIA. he is retained Us its Treasurer.
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Arrest of Counterfcit..-;s.

Nb'!$ArOLiS. dct. IA large
..-ai'-' vt r"Is.ttrfritcrs was arrested
~ t';''pn last ni:.:.: ard byou.M To
,i;a'li, to-day. .Ai"mlt IL wear a.oa
'na; .!:,,.!-! Hobbs CAV" ,nfurmair:,
:" Ing ,'rI"; >:'.i"r n;' the existence
"f III" S:''.y. 80; {; detective was sti.,
ia, ~ ',lr the ;..,y.i,:.it;,t to work III,
t;sr ease, "! i. il resulted in the lrrt.S'
u! tie i"l,.sing l,',;;irs last night
ana tn-:i:,y: L!n.vs >i.:.':. .:acub MIS-
''i>. r'':s"i,!,.r \. @,.!crS. VIZ.
>l"in, .iar,b u. johnson, i. T..
%ii.,ii:. Jasper \. Wright. Geo. k,n.,
!n.;'" /. *i::n:;. Charles i:u,;!.. .!uIil:
=. small and l."rei,zo ilawnrth. i've
day, 49," ;r' s,"ci.,; agent cI,i ,i.',y-
:;':S .I'rs...l .al:;.> t;:.u.;,rii, liar
~ !tii">ie r and VIA. 'ru.l. ntn..
'"';s ri l.!e Saina g:',G. ~: the train
4'"n: 20 l."g.'n'iait THESE nmn
W.'rt. !:ic;ig'i! u t:.S c,!y :,,n. k"p. =.
"r.'':v. J'i.n E'eli"s. !, sa',un Keep.
er !" ;h,s city WIS also arrested ,n.
3D.. Mos! vi the cup;i,rs are rr.i.
'!r: IS III ;'I:,to:, county.
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"OrclWoOd for tho Republicans.

tHrA"". Oct. t. i tn'un,l.as
:,...ici;.I i" i':' .i",yutJ *:n:: I!r ,.,li.
eli returns .:.,tcun'. in i...;.:.tr ,..,:
tine D. h'"r:t;c mniuri,v in III. safe
":'s !:"' exceed @H:D for ;un.rr,>-
in"r H." o.!'"'k is d.,n..u.i'.. Oh tE.
U:'t'!;H;y in tie ~, :i.,. ,.th .il,.
!rr;>: 10th ~ !'u'l',';A h.lnn.r:l:r.
WI::i:u: i!.t'," Nv" ,!is:i;,i IN .l..!r.
cation stand; II Nc:.,.".rs:s ~; is,
Rpi',:'ira,S.
I ,"'Srati i r.cnvr:;,. las: rom
'''s recent 'ilur,:: Is ~; dead 4,
rtin,t"d.
'oL, M#''s. Oct. -. Returns il,.n
G;;y cWi"'i,.s cu the .'tr,;nr nn Tiles.
.'av S;."" IL net Democratic .a.u ri
3a.@s'. Tie thirty leigh, rn;.,i,ies q
hear from will incrca." ,!;- Demo
Graz r. ''ajority 20 .Hl'ss'. T.r uhinc-
cratic: s:a;ns in CuyHm.:.a. Fr,n'.!;!l.
Hamilton, and .I":l; .ul,.-.. ,o.:.,iir>.
exceed Fosters maturity las: war.
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Je4ersOn County Democratic.
Ticket.
SILVER BOW COUNTY DEMO
CRATIC PLATFCaM.

Rasdred, That the Dcns.Nrs,cy ar S::v
Dow County renew ats pr.ic.sir;,. - al.
heseUee u tn ii'ne-::O.".r..i ;.ri rc;;,!,$ ~
e00 DetDaI'TS!ie PARTY. Ax rxe.U;,liI i il, u.
conservation ant scYuri,is,:,< regard FIR sac
oO0stlluIt0n and the laws s.,:.:e in mcc.,- !.
onsp ther-WilN.
keNaral IT = ~ ien.Ocvais re i.....t I'D.
On the e. u. -: Or y 'i:iL system Fl
eoOebOtn : IN I'se administration Of sHnnty
A0eirS. ssrl the >ir!cI ~r.s,rntai.i iiy ~,
each county s'llirer T.: the pesp Il. Er .e ,t.-
Sosttinn IL Icbl!c trusts rsN.,I..Vd obs,
RtsNrfd. That ". view wi'ei 81: ~, the
lnmueisre ~ cs'r;D,ra;e power IN j =, i.:n.
ard shaping the laws al air'i. ,i.:. 81: 90.
% the cover mel, ii Tire cO,niy. al sc
mano unSe AL cs,r:sH ltsc,A be rrsir .".rl
and controlled ~ I,w 1:,a: w.: ::ss Nv
P'iasA u Glars kisi ton ~ ~, ~ :.,,ar~.,-
~. s.sd be.in. the lends -: lsir.r a,..i i,e
Ioh0rtnE cla>ks's. ard Ia iav',r II III '..;.:...g
The 1I*ntty Of American is.... laf~r So. "a Z.
vnslt~: ably OPfoscd 10 C..in..fe i:.i..i.r,,.
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THE OHIO mEOIlON.

That large political bodies, through
a long series o! successes, become cor
rp:n a,hi frequently fall to pieces
from the weight of their own cor
ru;,tion Is fMct 20 we'll established
that it BIZ. become an axiom In ls,-
iilicvl ethics. The Ohio election is
All instance III point. The Republic
CAN party has li-ld ali almost un-
hr,..:cn sway i'll that 80" for years.
lis ira;ie,s have ucu.: arrogant,
tii-tat"ri:.i, ,cit;-h corrupt.
: W.;t the view .f att. =: to it>ei:
tie Temperance e;e:l,n tie State,
and through its aid I" 49, stuate its
power, a Republican -::i-la urt:.
las, Writer. i'-,ssct "a - In''"n-
.!.,u!i, n.' i:'ta.ur. VII :,:nvisi ms
; Wee aimed 1T an in.,I' :u.. law
abiding class ii the e.. ~ "a tils;
state. As Was mot ., !lg.l under
Tie circumstances: tA,.:e :.~.;,!e, vino
recognized III the p";,... y:t;c party
"a friend of ihe oppressed, ii;.oketl its
x;d 20 r. Duke their Oi,rscs>ors. The
vv-, Il, i. known. The Republicans axe
routed, hor-e, To- and dragons. and
;i,e STATE lost 10 ;h.m hy ut least
3r,y'J majority. Tie effect o! Re-
puti!raI oppression IN that State
Viii Hot stop at this election. Al
tL.ugl; the Supreme Court Of the
State has declared the Law, Of which,
con, i.laipt was made, unconstiII
t;o,ial, the confidence which the Ger
man element once leixlsed in the
Republican party is forever de- troyed.
Ohio may now W. cla<sed as a Dem
Mratic State, and If the Democrats
do not fritter away their present adj
vantage its electoral vote may be
counted on for 81.
the prospect for Il series Of Demo-
cratic Successes. which viii! cul:mi-
nate in the election q; Il Democratic
irtsi.;.E: in 1854, .rc tiMt:er!iy in
t',c rxtreliie. Cun;rr,ui>nl III PENN
Syivaf.ia Will mos, surely *, to the
wall, and S;alwartisM will receive
H., death n'ow In New York 1T tie |;
coming election. These reverses to |!
the Republican l'Arty will neccss,tate
It's reorganization in these States,
w;iri: sill not lie effected III time 70
.;.cave Inc harmonious working to- |
yv;;;"i ri the now facii3us elements.
aIG the Democracy Will compass al
easy victory. The Eext House u,
Re-; .re:c;,:.i:iy.s vi; Lc Democratic
!.:yu..u aoatt, and .;licss til: leaders
.. ;!:c grand obi PARTY have rs: :h,i-
'unuiag hey III :vc /" il TIA. i1i,-
nDar !e-: ;s'atirn "il; Le effected wiiicl,
vii: b;n.: tie .."rp!c to their ca;;se
.n': LC;ns to III" support ;f TIE party
he Intelligent and homes; portion Ut
he now fast dcruyins Republican
.r,,,nizaiicn. The Wa!erl.n ds:t..,
II ihe Republicans in Ohio il bat the
Nyiun,ns %; :iie great poi gal revO-
u;;''n wi,;r', will ssDn l.. in:.u,ur:-
e.i in -<c.v York su.l HcanS:': yania.
|'ac p.s.l,!c ur. ..c.o.ain; weurieG
MI Disguised with the corruption o;
- X puh.i.an party, aud are now ,
e:.iy 10 yield :hs:ir aIle:,;a':rc to The
'arty which, l:a:in; ":.inc:i wisdom
I"'H ex!h.:enr" a'.l purity fr.':n de-
c";. is !,..-ia:e.! Ia s!..iic.:. anil pro- (:
a.: ~" np;'rc> cd and /" guard the 4,
':crl;, ..f tie nation. Il
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CT" nI;. Ma,t meet tits rur, "'
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eating d!:Gn. j., f..>' l",o..,;." 'Al'
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Si';:LS:Hr mo 'A;: tc!!rt. n,ic;, .f..,
ll'e manner ii,A: :",;-sl:>,,y ,,r;., "t
were bring n;a;,, >r.: :r:,: ,.:,,s W..
ia the Nu,ti.. ". :r,.i.:" tia: ,n., :"
lrc' u:li and well mt.,,,i:.:; ,.,"n w.,
differ III rt.::Hidin ;::r .i,,..:l, rf -:
law for rrmc'lyin2 RI "y;! q, .r:, w..
;ly Il right. A'!' r:a! z:r.s hi: ' w.
l"p,. the Erpu'.!.cai; .,ar'y viii h,rs
The cO,lra1ct: SAY f.r i;.rjr. "Th.
production. .Iaiii, il: ai.d !,f os .ic''
li"'i: drinks are problems thai, sh,;,
engage the most earnest c,,n.;lsr.'
ton Uf ,l,e high. <. intelligence l."
cause they involve questions O, N.
highest political All: sa;.! i,nror,.
;;ncC."
II cannot he denied Tia; the iu,am.
pcrate use Of alcoholic drinks j, ona
Of the most ;:lcurri;ih evils Of ,i's
;.@e. Republicah;sm. free whisk.y
and Il 'lrS..cl;,t:u sabbath. r:,nnt rs.
s.Hiate together. Ii the Republican
party ll", cs to retain power III the M.
lion il must appeal to the intelligent
moral and conscientious voters If tLr
10 .ntrv without regard To the u,les.
ION Of religious faith or nationality
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The M/... .N,1.i.;i., SAYS TN. W,t.
"r;'" defeat w!,is.i, its parry met in
Ohi" Was 'wi,:-kcy dealers tri-
umph." 1t must lie remembered,
those ''whi>key dealers" have always
acted with The Republican party un-
til this election to see the point Of the
Joke the Mhr -Eo"ntain plays upon
lis own party. 1t is sweet-.cente,l
party that has l'een harlnrinx fifteen
thousand CT twenty thousand "whi,.
key dealers" during the past decade
or two. no you see:
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Gar dispatches state tina: Keller is
in Tan" er. 1t would Le extremely
gratifying 10 ail. Democrats and to
thousands Of Republicans, ia learn
that II" Is defeated. He represent.
the Fourth district, composed OF
Champaign, Clark, Greene, /. Iai,
aud Union counties. a,ui was elected
to the Forty-=;x,i Congress, :rrsiv-
ing l'.S:I votes, against 1886 vote,
for ". Vance Marquis. his Democrat
IL competitor. The Democrats have.
a large majority against them to over
come. ana it is very doubtful whether
they have been able to accomplish
his defeat. OF one thing, however,
the Demn'rats may rest assured, he
will not disgrace the Speakers chair
in the next Congress.
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lH:-:''tal service. ;,u.i u" - '1aw.
w::o i'a,! alre:,.!: ,:,I;.r,,. Ir,,;, IN
atta%k at the ri's.;'.:.;r. It:- i;i.n'S
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"i;ra.y sikh ;''::,',a >.:r j., i"rh ri
..ct!C;l a'ttn;;.,a IL IL" .;i;.-:-I>.
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-! :n ags!"va'.i. W ,i;:...:'.r.
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u;'s:': t;:.H' t!:iS ey...,.,:..
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The superior fitness Of Mr. II. :.
Clark IL: Clerk and l..rl,!er is con-
ce.!t,i hy all. He has successfully
and Satisfactorily served several
terms in t.le same office in Deer
Lodge County. ard made 4 record a.
u lI.;ns-iakin~. correct official which
inspires confidence that the duties Of
the position will he faithfully and
accepiab:y DISCHARGED by l:i,H in this
tMmty. Mr.. C;ars's en.in.nt quail.
ticat;"ns for the Office are 80 ..cner:l-
~ known that his election is con.id.
cred iorcgOne conclusion.