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.O-mnn's Prepared Cnd Liver on aud line.
The best medicine for the Lungs. Sold by al Drug
gists. Depot. 10 eth ave, New York.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-01

DURING the next century a companion
story to "The Man Without Country"
will probably be written. 1t will be
entitled "The Man Without Pension. :"
-PhiI0deIg)hiG Ne3Cs.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-01

MARRIED ladies will find in DR.. Lindsey's
Blood Searcher' just what they need. 1t pro-
duces health and strength.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-01

THE Carson City (Nev.) Appeal says
st. Jacobs Oil is good for rheumatism,
neuralgia and thousand different ills
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81 Ruchupnthao

Quick, complete cure for kidney affections,
irritation, frequent or difficult uriuaticn. IL at
druggists. Prepaid by express. Sl.25, for
- Z s WrIIs L,.rseY CIV. y. ].
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-01

NEVER let cough. cold, or Group so too far.
On the first symptoms send to yoar druggist
for s.Dr. Sellers Cough Syru :" 25c per bottle.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-01

Blanket wrappers, colored or white,
are use for invalids and bathing gowns.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-01
A Fisher Caught.

son my last trip to the States, said
Mr.. Arthur Fisher of this paper, "I
caught very bad cold which settled
into severe case of rheumatism. did
not know what to do for it, SO I resolved
to purchase st. Jacobs Oil for trial.
Happy thought. I began applying the
Oil, and in two weeks was as well as
ever. "-I0r0ntO Canada Globe.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-01

DIR. PIERCE's 'Favorite Prescription" is the
debi itated woman's best restorative tonic.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-01

Hunting jackets, with narrow pleats,
will remain in favor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-01

For SPECIAL RATES for adver Using in this paper
apply to the publisher of the paper. us
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-01

II afflicted with sore eyer. use Dr. Isaac r ompson's
EYE WATER druggists ssn it: 25c bottle.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-01

"A fire in Richmond, Va, Sunday,
destroyed the railroad bridge over the
James River and about $500, 900 worth
of property.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-01

The Langtry belted waist is used fol
white muslin. lawn end print dresses.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-01

The newest dresses have numerous
bows of ribbon or velvet on them.
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, the
poet, died at Cambridge, Mass, on Fri
day, of peritonitis.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-01

II is the Durable. Simple and
Light-Running Machine so much
advertised.
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The crops in the Southwest and on
the Pacific coast are reported to be very
encouraging.
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Farmers all by II 10 save them trouble.
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Lizzie Steigermalt, a young woman
of Lancaster, Pa, was burned to death.
She was about retiring when her clothing
caught fire from candle.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-01

The funeral of the poet Longfellow
took place Sunday from his late resi-
dence in Cambridge, Mass. It was pri-
vate, but public memorial services took
place in Appleton Chapel at Harvard
College.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-15
&. eSpsfe & s5bnc.

Gleil1er Yrofit uno i1neller llmlab
1T mos unIer @eid)dft 10 groB gemaebt
6at, 10 ba6 mir uns peraulaBt Ieben in
bielem Sommer tpieosrum uniere 2oz
cole gu nergr6Bern. lin nun nit bem
grnBen 8orratb bon Maaren i6neller
auf5urdumen, baben mir in fait alien
unieren Separtements grobe Preiss
berabiebung borgenommen uno freuen
uns unieren &unben mittbeilen sll f6n=
nen, oaB mir feIt enti9lpKen iinb, ieoer
@oneurrens sic 9pibe gu bieteu uno mir
nerfOern fie suglei@ Der reellten unb
freunoli0lten geoienung.
Infer OreB @DDbs 9epart-
m ent bietet ben Samen cine portrefl,
li6e @elesenbeit, feline mooerne Maare
bilig gu faufen,
Sn 9anbtit@ern. Sii6tiiz
6ern, @arhinen uno Set t.
|seug bieten mir bic groBte Musmabl
iopie aud in Stiderei unb
g piben un3 8anber.
Damen=unb &inber fr ii impfe
in alien @r0Ben unb Garben.
S6ub 10 erf in gr6Berer Nusmabl
uno gu biQigeren preilen als irgeno
ein 9aus, barunter Slippers, bonn
niebli6ten Opera Slipper nit Sren6
5eei. bis gum sem0bnli6fen 6aus=
pantoffel.
Cine ieoe Dame ipeiB, baB mir Sen
belten tueiBen 10 6 mt 8 0 m ftie
balten; es 1T cine CUTE 4I4 breite
Waare, bic fat iiberall fur 124 @ents
perfauft mirp.
Sn fertigen Ansiigen fir Ser
rem unb &naben bieten tpir Die grDBte
| Nusmall 1T gans Meftteras. llniere
Gerbinbungen nit ben allergrbBten
9dulern in bieler Bran6e befdbig1
uns. Die beite @aare 10 billig su Der:
faufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-15
9SiDti9 fir &ablfDptTee.

prOf. g. StSbr, No. 3O7 iablid 4.
StraBe. ct. souis, Nic. ii eS selun9en,
lansidtrise SatltSpfisieit gu fu,iren.
prof. StSSrs Wtetbobe iit febr einfad.
Die fublen Stellen weroen tdslid brett
NAL 9ebabet ftir bret D,inuten nit bem
baarerseu9er unb innerbalb a Wohen 3eist
lih Der neue 5aarwuds auf ben fableu
Steasn. Damea uno Serreu, tpeId,e an
aabltSpfi3'eit pber @u6fallen oe8 5aares
lsioen, lcllten nidt veri riaumen, ftd idrift-
lid on YrDf. @tSbr gu penoen. Breia
IS bic Jla1de, welde 4 Wcdsu au8rsidt.
24,7,S2, ,tuw1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-15
Gegas.

S1DlanDla bet AIarantdne gegen
Corpus @briti erflart, neil 9r. Sueaz
ringen lebtere Gtabt pallirt babeu fon.
2un fellt li6s saber beraus, baB elm Sabr
nerganaen 1T, felt genannter Doctor
Corpus Gbriiti beiu6te.
Irtton &errid, Ser in ser 9tdbe
bon Weimar mobnte, ipurbe fiirslitb aus
ieimem 9auie gerlfem unb. fabaib ct
ben 0ofraum betrat, npn ltnbefannten
Herionen erf6pifen.
- 8ier 6arbige boit @regg Gountp
erf6ienen neuli6 pDr BET @pbnllng Ell
mes gemilien &iber in @ilmer @onntp
unb riefen benielben ppr Sic 5hilr.
Sobalb &iDer beraus trat4 ipurbe er
bon elnem Der GQnbe, ber fi1 perltetft
latte, eri6niiell. Giferfu6t foa bie
geranlaifnng gum Mproe getpeiem ieim.
Die ganae @eielIi6aft 1T berbaftet ippr=
ben.
- Sn Dallas iinb Sic 9lrbeiten an
mebreren Neubauten eingefeas lporbel1,
ipeil es att gebrannten Steinen feAlt.
Wsn 2arebD fpmmt Die geahridt
baB Der 8ouberneur BON 3anaulipas In
Wterifoiben WfaDor bon Jtuebra 2are6n
aufforberte, Guarant6ne gegen Wfatas
morcs su erfldren. Ser Wiapor tpei=
gerte lib aber, bieie MaBregel burdsu=
fitbren, neil es in Neerifo feine Nua=
rantdnez@eiebe gieht.
= Cine aus Z perfonen beitehenoe
Jamilie in 6ouitpn lit burb BEN Sc
nuB bon etngemadten 3rebien pergiftet
tporoen. Ginige Sage barauf laget
nod fd6mtli6e perionen i6per barnie=
ben llno maren ni6t auber @efabr err
fldrt.
: @pplicatiDnen fir ben 9auf ppn
1864 .480 slder g6uGanb linb BPM
Npril 1874 bis Suli 1882 in Iuitin eius
gegangen, -
= Woubeur &Oberts bat cine BrDf=
IalnattOn erlaiien, in tpel6er ct Bic am
ytio 8ranbe gelegenen Counties anmei1t,
Guarantdne gegen MatalnDrDs unb an
bere bonn 6ieber infieirte Yldbe au erfld,
rem. Terner iperben Die perld)iebenell
Stabte erndbtigt, Iofale Guarantdnt
| dSDSn Otr'o'I9otitS 0u CiitlNelt-
Sie Santa Sc 8abn bat eint
nene Goute bon 2llpin aus na6 6oultor
perlneiien laifer.
= M. Sanbegarb in @alpeltor
mabnte einen farbigen 9raDmamn Na
mems Winfreb UNI eine Gunlne @eloes
bic bieier linn f6nlOete. Ser Sqrbig,
eripiberte, baG CT niDt seblen fonn,
unb beltieg bann feine init 8rettern be
laoene 9rap, nm fort5ufahren. Can
begarh gerietb bariiber 70 tn Wutb, bal
er etnen Stein ergriff unb i'm bem SSar
biaen an BEN &opf f6leuberte. gSin
. freb itiirste BON ber Srap berunter
tpurbe iiberfabren unb i6mer perlebt
: Sanbegarb muBte $500 fit iein grt1el
t men nor @eriGt Itellen,
; 9as gelbe Sieber in Maatamnro
, nimmt alI. Ntan ihdbt Die 9tnsabl be
bapnu 6rfranften auf 300.
I : Sie itdbtii6e llbr in Sallas ftan
: fiirsli6 itill unb mar ni6t mieber i
Gang gu bringen. gta6 a6tltilnbigc
e llnteriu6ung entbedte man enolid et
II Sodroa6 i'm &abermerf,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-15

nit lplden Damen an ieiner Seite rbel
fd seseniiber! 9ab bod bic alte NIT
ibrem rotben @elidte aus lpie Bic seIe9=
nete Mabl3eit lelbft! uno penn aad bon
ben beiben iunsen bic fd(anfe, blalle nit
ben srrben 4usen es mad 3ehn Wflnuten
Wonlieur Dui(lier unb ieinen swet WfHr=
,nitcnen 10 ansetban, bab ltetS Gne gu
aleider 3eit lie bebienen ppllten, = appes
titlid mar bic Nnbere aud, bic pptle,
BLONDE in sem Steitbabit, unb 10 brouls,
gun, Tobtladen: menn lie fa nit ben
5erren @nsldnbern auf ens(iid nedte,
mcpDn lie pfenbar fein Dueeno Wprte
fannie, cper iiber bic Sdulter: Jean vers
sez! rief ba8 immer rie Chang ferzez!
flana, coer aber ibre eiyenen Wiee aus
pcller Seble ladts, bob man ale ibre
peisen 3ibne iehen fonnte, poer ppm
Stuhle auflprans uuo IN benz tOulten
Gauberwdlld BON gnsliid, Tran5Siiid
unb Deutid einen Iouit ausbradte, per=
mutblid auf ben Mptpro uno bic aaoere
jnnse Dame, bic mpbl NIT chamber ser=
lpbt lein muBten, menn aud ntdt Der
WsYlorb antlportete, lpnbern iein Treunb
nit ben lansen geinen, Der oas Sauber=
wdlid bod belier peritanb, alS WsaOalne,
uno AUDI Stulieniid bineinnllldte uns
basu iOlde @eberoeH madte une lolae
@elidter ldaitt, baB bic sanse@eleuidaft
nidt aus bem 2aaen terausfamt uno Die
i9Snen ainber, bic bonn Webentlife bers
beiselaufen iparen, brr 2uit freiI9ten uno
iie (bie ae(lner unb Wonlieur ielblf) iia
bic SerSietten in ben Dfuno iippfen
muBten, UNI ben idulcisen &eipeft nidt
5u perleten.
(G6rtftsun5 fcIst.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-15
Gei,ra,,, s. Gp,

Wobl felten Ia benz Bublitum sins Gee
lessnbsit ssbpten werbeu, gu 20 encrm
bluisen B.e!ien gu iaufen, ale 9esenwdr=
tis in benz ausemein betunntsu Dollar,
Stcre bon Sdram & 60. g8 miro ppn
Dieisr @elesenbsit benn aud Der oussie=
biglte @ebraud ssmadt. uno bic Waarsn
seSen meg = um cine tripiale &soensart
81 9sbraudeu wie raaraie semmelu.
Wir nlJdten unferen 3eIerinueu rotheu,
tire @!ntaufs io balp ai$ mSblid, gu na=
den. Der 3ulauf im Store III iebr fart
uno webrt i'd, taslid. I'm bas @ebrange
uno ben 3eitcerlult sa permeioen, eiirfts
eS oaser pcu Wcrtbeil iein, nitt gu lanse
nit einem gefude bee Dollar Store au
,cSern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-15
Us te ia nm III a II bic funbbe /
fthern.

80 1T ieltiam, baB Ssmanb NIT eeibsn
bspaftst it, ete burds rnreines glut ent.
itsasn, 'psnn q . baliS bie @siunb.
5sit I'm pbgll1&en Srsantsmus rpeear Der.
ite!lt. NoiabaliS 1T Elm 0drtsnbsr Syrup,
angsnebm su nsbmsn, unS Der bette bis isbt
entosdti Glutreiniefr. Gs tetlt
Serupteln. fVptilitifds Qsioeu, Nisrsn,
idpahf, Gspi'ps!aa, aalarilhs asioen,
Nerooiftat @6wdas, @alsnleinsa uuo
aranttei.en seS gIu!ss, ner 9sbsr, eer
9flsrsn, pss Wasens, Der Saut &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-15
SofepD Sa1toa's WiibIe
In Wsa Sraunfs!s mab!t lebr sutes Rorn.
uno 9oet3enmsbl nnb Ssrtauft In grpbsn
aunntitatrn in bic umse9enb.
Can Reoro Sprin aa Barf

Dieter popnlers Grscfunssplab erlrsu
I'D einsr Pets Rsissnpsn Patronage une
auSwarti8e Osiuher wsrpen telonbers ba.
raul aufmertiam aemaht. Der Dart (isbt
gsreinen orer Observation-Disclosures ,ur
Ntbaltuns bon Veniee ,r. itets pEea.
Sir ten @omiot, Der @GEs 10 bslisns ae.
lorst nnp bic Yerabts sldbisn @ririlhupgen
iInp srier Gaalitat. Der pahtsr, Ssrr
5rso. &erbls, peritebt lsin @elhaft
unp 1T untrmiiplb, 5scen ,uIrieosn,u.
asuen. GAa 9lad,mittas an BEN @prinas
ssb6rt ;u ben sroBsn Mnnsbmlitatsiten,
tis Gan aat9nlp bs.s;, 30,G,t1 lW
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-15
"5tiaet eure &iuoer ielbH! 1T her

"5tillet eure &iuoer ielbH! 1T Der
Gatb, Ser 10 bduiig ben Wtiittertt erbeilt
tpirO. gBie Dft aber 1T bieier Gatb
unaus fiibrbar! Wic oft lit Bic Mutter=
Mild ungeniigeno ober gerabe5u f6do=
lib fir Die flelnenWeien! Sn alen fol=
den Sdllen eriueiit fid) 8 euti 6 es
6 in bermeb I" Paedotrophine
als Bet &etter in Der ytotb, in6em es
bur6 feline Graft unb @eiunbbeit fpen=
oenoen @igenidaftelt Bic &leinen por
Sabinlie6en beipabrt uno oieielben au.
Treuoe Der Mutter li6tli6 gebeiben ldBt.
" II It a eoter's. v9eutl6 es
6 erm |" tpirb bon ben beIten
Iersten empfoblen unb 1T in auer1
Npotbefen su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-15
W'uselQe+

oieronrd beetre id mid bsm sYubli=
tnm srsebeuit anSu3eisen, bab i'd bic
y { dinen W rtitdtte pes Srn.
Sacob 9 d diihle an preiaf ftrabe, ,nahe
Der Vri'!e iiberncmmen babe.
Seiissr bon Dampf. uno anberen Wa.
idinen made i'd beipnpers barauf auf=
messfam.
Gae Irten ron 8eparaturen. tie in bas
Sad oes Maldinenarbeiters fhlasen,
meroea prompt uno billis ausscfiibrt.
$. S0tet0er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-15

gafsr'6 Datn panacee bell!
Samsrjsn tei Wfeniasn unb S9ieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-15

Or. 8pseS's Bprm 5yrup
t6Stet Die Wisrmer aueenblidltH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-15

1857 @enih ne I'M 8slra8e Sen $265,50t
1S- anfrasen fir @senien, fpwie &a.sn far
Clubs f5auea rar IN beY Office Ia NeW> 8 Srlsant
eema&t nerbea.
Wessn Safurmation Oh. gsifeuunsen f6rett. mos
on W. ". Daupbin,
Hetp Srltans e.
gswarb Wopre. @esnl. Gfe 5suipa. u. aesqaiG
Suabe, San &ntpnip.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-15

DIE 2ouiRana StaaieIoitssie TT bic siastat, BIT
bon bent @oIse enbsiftrt ipuroe
Qcutltatta @tate Qotterp gc.
Ditfes Sniittut wurbs Satr. 1853 fur Gs.
siebanse> unb gBabItsdtistei!s 5ws6e poa b.,
Staatslesislaiar fur ben 3sitraum Don finfunb>
tnan,is Jabren seftblin iaeurparirt nit eiusm
Rapttal Spa 81, 1,0O0.s00. sa wslGem te feit1s,
einsn Relersefunb sra $3.50 ,OGe timauaefial bat
Dur3 Elm dberi6wssslibeS 8otum wuyben itrs
1eGte eiu She'll ber sesenwdrtissn Staatston>
ifttuttcn, arsenenln'fn am 2. December 1879
glue quite 0efesemGeit feia Gfn6
81 maiden.
ibre srpFea 8itbungen ppn sigteIntp
Nammern n iinbea mOnatl:cs ilat.. 3i,mcIs ipttt
etne 3ieaan9 Ysrf4sbsa. sesW Iefe naGfolesrts
Dreisssrtteilnag.
@rpEs ,npnattihe 3iebuns ber
Classe II
in Sen O.lsans Dienftas ben s. auault 1882.
ale uafert fanfiigsn 5esuassn Fnben i;ctt ua:sr
Nufft6t anb 2eiuaS Der Gtnerdle
q. q. aeaaregata pna gnnisiara naa
suhgI g. @grly pan Tiseiaisu.
Saaptpreis $4,000.
l00,oo sidsts 3n SIS isbsa. gruatbsle
II 6anftsl I'm gertd!tnib.
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(G0rtfssuas fcIst.l

- NaeumatiSmuS iGledtes B!ut. ou=
Gemeine Shmahe uno Diele dfr.iIde
3ranfteiten fIir unbeilbar sebalten, wer=
ben oft fnrtrt burd 8rpmm'S s | en-
Bitters.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-15

NO1ttUII Otft pfep UUW TO. JuH J
5eGbemsr Brps. baten fpsben Gin Is sar.
loao BON 8sebs @itt grss 1ontc e'balifn..
Ottlsr Irtifei Sertauil fb Isbr raih unb
70 mub es aui Eein. ssnu rs Ii ebns .3wci.
fel Der bel!e Nrtitel leiner 4rt, Der ie Elm
ssfhbrt wuros, uno bat nidt lsinse @lsi
hsn. Sur baS bette Waterial wiro Su
Nstbs Silt gDBe lpne Derwaubt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-15

Ot't
Gdalthe Treie WreHe
erfdeiut
alid nit gnsnahmc bes @prntaes
unb fDfet
s1n.n0 fitr bas Sabr pber $3.50 fir
3 W!one'f
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-05-26
Miss Burr's Home Life.

The will of an eccentric millionaire Miss
Burr, is being contested in New York
An idea of her peculiar way of living was
given in the testimony of James McCabe.
He testified that he had lived in the house
hold of Miss Burr for four years and was
there when she died. She ate in the kitch-
en- and during the winter sat there. No
fires were ever made in the parlors. She
also took coffee in the morning. 1t was
made in a saucepan, which the witness
produced. He also exhibited an old knife
and fork, an iron spoon, a very old plate,
china cup and saucer and an Anticipated
milk pitcher, All these, with an old wood
en- table and a wooden chair, he said Miss
Burr used every day. Very often she
would ask for something to eat short
time after dinner, saying she had entirely
forgotten having eaten any dinner or
breakfast. She had supper about2 O'Clock
and went to bed about o'clock. She was
always hungry. There never was any light
in the house, but he bad candle which
he sometimes lit. There was bath room
but he never knew of Miss Burr's taking
bath. The witness produced WORKOUT,
common old calico garment which he said
Miss Burr had worn constantly for over
year. Miss Burr's habits, he said were
dirty in the extreme. He showed some
common jawelry once worn by Miss Burr,
which he said she lad bought from ped
lers. 1t cost about ten cents. He also
showed two gold rings, a black enamsl
ring, a watch key with jewel. a breast
pin and pair of sleeve buttons. which
we're of gold and often worn by Miss Burr.
She had in the house a number of silver
plated spoons, which. she refused to have
cleaned lest the plating be worn Off. Miss
Burr died worth three million dollars.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-05-26

The Republicans of the U. S. House of
the Democrats therein. The attempt is
to unseat Democrat without fair hear
ing. The facts are that Mr.. O'Conner was
elected to the House from South Caro-
lima. Mackey (Rep) commenced con-
test for his seat. Before the contest was
decided OConner died. At the election
to fill the vacancy, Dibble (Dem.) was
elected without opposition Mackey de.
clining to run, claiming that he was al
ready entitled to the seat. When the con.
test came before the Committee, the Com
mittee refused to consider Dibble's offer
to prove that much of the documentary
evidence received from Mackey was forged,
a fact OF which sworn proof came out in a
trial recently held before Federal Court
in South Carolina. The Committee treat
ing the forged and altered evidence as
valid, reported in favor of Mackey having
the seat. The Democrats of the House de-
termined that Dibble should not be ousted
until the Committee hear and consider the
the proof that he has rendered it :; that is
to say, that the Committee should not I'M
seat member without hearing all the tes-
timony in the case. On Saturday the Re-
publicans tried to force it through, but the
Democrats refused to vote, and there was
no quorum. Among those who refused to
vote was Mr.. Fulkerson of Virginia. Mr..
Paul was paired off with Geo. D. Wise, of
Virginia, and therefore in effect voted with
the Republicans.