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FEw weeks ago correspondents in the RECORD.
UNION held interesting discussion as to whether
it is necessary TO put iron shoes on horses Now
comes news Of an Eastern man who has tried new
shoe with springs that act a cushion to the foot,
and break the shock OF the conclusion when the
hoof strikes the ground. The RECoRp- UNIox at the
time declared IT'S belief that science aud Yankee
genius would devise something better than the old
iron Shoe and already it appears progress in that
direction has been made
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Sixth District, comprising Eureka, White
Pine and Lincoln counties, Henry Riyes !:
Seventh District, comprising Elko and Hum.
boidt counties, j. II. McMullen. The Con-
vention adjourned this afternoon after the
nomination OF o Lieutenant Governor. A
mass meeting will be held tonight TO ratisy
the ticket of the Convention.
The Sick Cinnamon scare.
LATHRoP, September 7sh-Ths two esr.
loads of Cinnamon left here at $50 P. NJ,
did not see the doctors. AS far as can be
learned, there are only four sick, but the rest
are all worn out.
Homicide In Tuba County.
CAMProNvILLE, September 7th. - At .
o'clock to-day John Mahon shot and killed
Edward OConner, in quarrel two miles be-
low town. OConner leaves wife and FIVE
children. Mahon is under arrest.
The Fresno Water War.
FRESNO, September 7th- For the past few
days there has been considerable connection
IN this section, 10 consequence of an eff prt
being made to divert the water from tbs head
gate of the Fresno Canal and Irrigation
Company on Kings river, aud there are fears
that the company's dam may be torn out. A
number OF arrests have been made, but the
parties have been subsequently discharged
5. q. Lille, OF Poly, Heilbron & Co, who is
in charge OF tie parties trying to interfere
with the canal company, was arrested yester.
| day. but discharged, and to-day was arrested
again by Sheriff Hall. In turn he has sworn
out warrants against the company, charging
them with conspiracy. There is little danger
OF anything serious growing ont of the affair
Coming West La style.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 7sh.-Twenty
citizens OF Meriden, Conn, have chartered
two hotel cars for une month, and with their
| wives are on the way to California to visit
the Yosemite valley and other points of IT,
terest. They have tbs privilege of stopping
wherever they choose. The trip will cost
from $500 to $500 per couple.
Woman Found Drowned.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 7th.-The body
OF an elderly, poorly dressed woman was
found 10 the bay this morning between Broad
way and Vallejo street whnves. She ha d
been in the water but few hours.
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THSRE is curious geographical fact in connection
with the kooteuai river. Its is in the shape
OF a horseshoe. Ii rises in British Columbia, runs
into the United States and waters vast region and
then circles bach tofhe land OF its birth, ss emp
ties into the Columbia in British Territory.
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GARD OF THANKS

THNHE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE PRO-
L testant Orphan Asylum return thanks To + 3
George for cutting the children's hair; to MARY
kerlin for two embroidered notices to FL II
weber Tor large sack OF peaches TO Miss Beau
mont and Mrs. Pinkham for halfworn clothing to
Mrs. Burke for IS W
MRS W. H. HOBBY, Secretary.
September g. 1882 TBCI SIT
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teeFisono ss...,s.-ii, SloTias into r:rsl
ship with the telegraph at least for limited dis
tances. 1t has been used to advantage between
Brussels and Doyer-a whole distance Of 80 miles,
sixteen of which were under water.
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PROFESSOR ERMBEcE, Of the United Nates Geo
detie Survey, says the heavy, smoky, sutryNStmos-
phere ct Reno. New, last week, was due to b
fires on this side the Sierras and in our valleys,
expiring trade-wipds having carried the smoke over
ths hills to Nevada
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oNR OF the best testimonials to the humanity OF
The age Is found in the fac: that inore money was
voluntarily sent to the chidreus excursion fund in
New York than was needed to give the poor little
ones Of the eroylea- city few days of untainted
, sun s,.l,s4.ria the country.
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Affairs In Ireland.

DUBLIN, SepsGber 7th.-At meeting at
the Mansi21 to-day, the Lord Mayor
presto jon was adopted asking
to connHute- the DEATH
dynes. Canon Pops DO.
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Board of Trade Notice.

hWING TO THE FACT THAT SATURDAY,
" September 9th, is legal holiday, at the re.
quest OF many merchants we recommend that all
%holesa houses follow the rule of the Banks and
close their places OF business that day Also that
TO-DAY (Fridav) be the COLLECTION DAY for
this week. TRUSTEES BOARD OF TRADE.
Sc
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Nh. STRoTHEs, the Republican nominee for Gov
ernor of Nevada, YVES formerly United States Com
missioner in Bankruptcy for that State.
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REV. FATHER BOYLAN

W1LL DELIVER LECTURE IN TURNER
" HALL on SUNDAY EVENING, September
II, 1882, under the auspices of the Land Leopue
Subject, Ireland and Parnell." From all we have
read and heard of this eloquent Irish Priest we prom
Use him crowded and OVERLOOKING house ss-lt
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Child Badly Burned,

SAN FRANCISCO, September 7th.-This
afternoon little 3 year-old girl. daughter of
Mrs. Peterson, residing at 1920 Stockton
street, was burned 30 badly that it is thought
she cannot possibly recover. Mrs. Peterson
went over TO bakery across the street, leay-
ing the child alone, and when she returned
the child was frighfully burned. 1t is sup
posed that she was playing with matches and
sat fre Tn her ri ,thas
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GENERAL NnTIOES

We have just received the particulars Of a most
wonderful cure OF Salt Rheum. performed on a lady
IN sacramento, by our BhISTOLS PILLS AND
SARSAPARILLA. After suffering for over siv
years, she is now entirely cured. ss.It
For the Ladies.-Please ask your phy.
Stefan his opinion of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE. PEPStN AND CALISAYA BARK combined.
as Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion II
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSlN WINE BITTERs.
au2 ON
Heal Ban, San Francisco, doubled in
size, is the largest japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive japanese goods in
return, and this Is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices Logical, isn't it Wholesale and retail
Goods for every branch Of retail country trade
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WARRINGTON TERRITORY.
Found Bead.

WALLA WALLA, September 7Gh.-Billy
Kanoutt, man well known and great ia
vorits here with everybody, was found dead
at o'clock this evening at the Driving Park.
Ten minutes previously he was left by q
companion putting horses in the stable, and
on his return found him dead by the we'll.
His death is supposed to have been caused by
heart disease, as there we're no marks of vi5-
lence on the body. An inquest will be held
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Territorial Politics.

PoRT TOWNSEND, September 7th.-Reports
received here from nearly every county on
Puget Sound, including Thqrston, Pierce,
King, Whatcom, Island, San Juan, Clallam,
Jefferson and Kitsap, indicate that solid del
egations from those counties, excepting Pierce
and Whatcom, will be in favor of DR.. I. L.
Minor, OF this place, for Delegate to Con-
gress.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER,
FAIR WEEK! FAIR WEEK!


The Celebrated Emotional Actress
NJ s.. =. NT. HArEE
commencing MONDAY. September 18th, supported
by the following powerful Company
Miss annie Adams, Miss Ada Deayes
Miss Belle Douglass Miss Virpinie R,air
Hiss Edith Livingstone, Little Maud Adams
Mr.. Edwin Browne, Mr. Charles Norris
Dir. A. d. Bradley, Mr., Willie Simn,s
Mr.. f. n. Thayer Mr. L,uis ReImoTr
MI. George Mccormack, Mr.. John Miller
Mr.. William Hughes
hiohday ana tuesday September 18th and 18th
NEW EAST LYNNE.
Never yet performed in this city.)
MRS. F. NJ. BATES as....... LADY Isahs,
wednesday and Thursday. September 18th and l4th
THE 0CTOROON
Uneudlng the Great Jubilee Singers
Mrs. +. NJ. BA rES as ...........- Zoe
ftie"9 - September 10Th
THE WOMAN IN RED,
lFirst time IN Sacramento
MRS. +. NJ. BATES as. ..,. Rpd;g,
saturday and Sunday September 10th and 18th
PIMA DOMINGss.
Mno. r NJ BATES as. Sophie Greythorne
Strand Matinee on Saturday, nj p, MI.
Tor LaGies and Children.
Seats can now be secured at the Box Office o.
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CALIFORNIA.

IsPscIA. DISPATCHES TO rHx RsooKD-usIos
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Tux San Francisco papers tell of brutal son who
while drunk, was moved by the devil to beat his
aged mother and turn her out of doors. This is a
SANDER on the devil. It was whisky not the King
Of Hades, that moved the son to his brutality.
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THE backbone of the shot spell IS evidently
broken.
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SES ADA.
Democratic state Convention.

EUREKA, September 7th.-The Convention
assembled at II o'clock this morning. A
Central Committee was appointed. with Capt.
Matt. Csnavau as Chairman. J. w. Rich.
State; George II. Shepherd, Of Elko. for
Treasurer George w. Merrill of Eureka,
for Attorney General; L. T. Ham, for Clerk
of the Supreme Court; George Ernst, 81
Ute, for Surveyor General; A. J. Mccarthy.
of Storey, for State Printer A. G. Kaye for
Superintendent of Public Instruction, were
nominated by reclamation. William Burke,
OF White Pine, wasnoGIinated for Lieutenant.
Governor. The statement Of Bells uomiaG.
tion was a mistake
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Time, 2;l9l -2:l5l-2:l7I-:

Inc twenty-mile race between Espinosa and
Belle Cook was won by Cook by over two
miles In 1910. Espincsa was thrown from
his horse and considerably bruised.
Nominated for Congress.
ST LOUIS, September 7th.-John J. O'Neil
has been nominated for Congress by the
Democrats of the Eighth Congressional Dis.
trict.
DETROIT, September 7th.-The Republi.
cans of the Seventh Congressional District
have nominated John I. Rich.
OMAHA, September 7th.-Hon. Il, K, Val.
entine was renominated for Congress this af
ternoon by the Republican Convention. Mr..
Valentine is at present Congressman. hay
ing represented Nebraska at large for two
terms. Nebraska is now entitled TO tbres
Congressman. The Convention of the First
District ia in session tonight at Nebraska
City, and The Convention of the Second Dis
trict meets at Hastings on the 9th.
WARSAW wis.,, September Eth. - The
Democratic Congressional Convention of the
Ninth District has nominated Judge G.. l..
Park. 10
MINNEAPOLIS tMinn.l, September 7sh.-
The Democratic Congressional Convention OF
the Fifth District nominated L. B. Barnum,
ALLIANCE (0.l, September 7th.-The Dem.
ocrats Ct the Eighteenth District nominated
j. W. Wallace for Congress.
MONTGOMERY (Ala.l, September DIV
| Coates has been renominated for Congress -
the Democrats of the Third District.
CLEYELAND. September 7th.--Tha
Gratis OF the Twentieth District-1
mated ID. u. Paige { ) Cona
SCRANTON (Ps. Sept
publicans of the TwS
insted j. A. Scraz
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Killed by n Train,

RENO New, September 7th.-Daniel Nc.
Arthur, young man who has been waiter
at the Depot Hotel. was killed in attempting
to jump on the overland train going west last
night. He was dragged and fell into cul-
vert, where his body was found this morning.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Affairs In EeyDf.

kAssAssIN, September 7th.-The Egyptian
loss In the outpost affair yesterday was heavy,
considering the brief duration of the skirmisb'
This was by far the most determined demon
stration made by the enemy since the battle
OF Kasssssiu, and indicates the near approach
OF decisive conflict. All our cavalry, with
Generals Lowe and Wilkinson, are here.
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
IsMAILIA, September 7th.-The troops at
Tel-el-Mohuta are going to Kassassin Satur-
day, when those at Nefich will push forward
to el-Mohuta, and go on TO From Sunday.
All the regiments will carry two DAYS ratiops.
General Wolseley will proceed to the front
Saturday.
MURDERER HANGED.
ALEXANDRIA, September 7th.-The muir.
derer of the two Englishmen was hanged this
morning by the native police. He was con-
Quoted from Seaptech through town, escorted
by detachment of English troops, who
formed square around the gallows. The
condemned man walked in defiant manner.
Several hundred Europeans witnessed the ex-
ecuhop, but there were few natives present.
When the troops were withdrawn, however,
the Arabs came out in large numbers.
STRENGTH OF ARABS ARMY.
ALEXANDRIA, September 7th.-The core
spondent of the Meas has obtained from
most rellaDle source the exact strength of
Arab Pasha's army. The grand total is as
follows Infantry, A, 600; cavalry, is. 600
guns. 14S; rocket tubes, IS; Bedcuins,
so, 500.
SIGNALS WITH LIGHTS,
The British have burned house on the left
bank of the Mahmoudieh canal signals hay.
ing been made there to the enemy with lights
All lights are now prohibited after o'clock
at night In houses beyond the eutposts.
WATER SCARF,
PoRT SATp, September sth.-The water
company suddenly ceased pumping TODAY
without having given any warning. thus
causing scare. They had promised to give
three days notice in case it should become
necessary to withhold the water supply.
SCOUTING IN THE EARLY MORNING,
KAssAssIN, September 9TH Maior.G Gen.
eral Wilkinson and Colonel Butler, with a
body Of Indian cavalry and mounted infant.
~, advanced to within mile of Tel.el.Kir.
Dir at 8 o'clock this morning, and took
sketches and made particular observations Of
the enenys position. The rebel troops were
apparently asleep, and none were sesp by the
British until the latter were retiring.
Affairs In Ireland,
Dublin, SepsGkber 7th.-At meeting at
the Mansi21 to-day, the Lord Mayor
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Now the rival tickets are rthe field, let the
people be prepared Tor deluge II figures by polit.
ica statiscians TO show that either party has been
eStrayagant, and that the "other fellow" could
have run the Government machine " so much
cheapern
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srEINwav q SONS, pIAno.

A HEYMAN, Sole AGENT. I<,sSsa-
IA street. bet. Sixth and Seventh. afzst<s3
opposite Courthouse. PIANOS toll y VI
LEI. Ptsno5 sold on tnstAllnsnfs au3.2plm
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IOr PIaIntfH 10 EaII-
Suit for Damages

SAN FRANCISCO, September 7th.-It is
thought by the friends Of Richard A. Coch-
ran, mining operator. that he has committed
suicide. On Thursday last he informed a
friend that he intended to drown himself in
the bay. and since that time his whereabouts.
if he is alive. kas not been ascertained. A
fisherman states that last Friday be saw a
man answering the description of the missing
man jump off Oakland wharf, and on Satur.
day steamer passengers from Sacramento
saw body floating in San Pablo bay dressed
as was Cochran on Thursday. His effects
remain at his lodgings. He had been in re-
duced circumstances for some months.
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B E E HIvE

CASH GROCERY.
fGRoCERIEs, PROVISIONS, GRAIN, GRoUNr
NJ FEED, etc, at lowest cash prices. Special atten
ton given TO country orders
G6IPFET rs d BELL,
So 2plm No. Sl2 street. Sacramanto
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

Especial DISPATCHES TO rHr RzcoRD.uslosl ]
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Lawns r JouNerou

A RE DOING MORE PRINTING, BETTER
IA printing and cheaper printing than any other
house in Sacramento Our facilities for doing All
kinds OF Political Printing not excelled on the
O,,tf
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The Sick Cinnamon scare

LATHRoP, September 7th-Ths two esr.
loads of Cinnamon left here at $50 P. NJ.
did not see the doctors. AS far as eau be
learned, there are only four sick, but the rest
are all worn out
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herders lose about s312. 900 in San Angles.
Bsn Ficklin and Coneho. All that section is
devoid of railroad facilities, the nearest point
being over 100 miles distant, and it will be
some days before the extent of the calamity
10 the broad and sparsely settled region
can ha tunvn
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Justly Suffered Death.

PHILADELPHIA, September 7th.-The re.
port of the microscopic experts selected to
make microscopical examination of Gui.
teau's brain, will be published in the Phila.
delphia Medical Nears of Saturday. In refer.
ence to that report, the Medical Nees will
say. edisorially: There is in the micro
scopic revelations no reason for changing the
opinion which we originally expressed. that
Guiteau justly suffered the penalty of the law
for the high crime he committsd .
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Homicide In Yuba Coun,y,

CAMPToNvILLE, September TIN. - At 2
o'clock to-day John Mahon shot and killed
Edward O'Conner, in quarrel two miles be-
low town. OConner leaves wife and FIVE
children. Mahon Is under arrsst
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SAN FRANCISCO, September 9TH. - The
Greenback Convention reassembled this morn
ing, and the Committee on Platform report.
ed. The platform reafirms thae adopted by
the st. Louis Convention of March last, Of
which it is practically reproduction with
the addition of clause favoring the Sunday
law in a modified form. The Convention pro.
ceeded to consider the resolutions seriatim,
and will probably devote the day to it. as
esch resolution has given rise to argument
ana offered amendments. The debate occa-
sionallY becomes hot and canstic
The daily gazette., 1882-05-31


Cadet Whitaker has taken to the lecture
field.
1t is no longer Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague,
but Miss Kate Chase.
General Grant has bought the Classy Farm
at Deer Park, Long Island.
Albrecht Won Graeffe, the eminent ophtal-
mologist, has had statue erected TO him in
Berlin.
Upon Mrs. Nellie Grant-Sartoris rests the
responsibility Of having made brick-red kid
gloves popular in Washington.
Bricks from the late residence of Wen
dell Phillips in Essex street, Boston, are in
great demand among relic-hunters of that
city.
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker will deliver the
commencement Grafton at the Shenandoah
Valley Academy, Winchester, Va, ON the
18th of June.
Lady Brassey is the owner of the largest
and most perfect moleskin sacque evel
made. 1t contains over 900 skins, and the
price of 200 guineas,or more than 81 ,OOO, has
been offered for it.
1t is announced that Senator Logan will
not be Influenced in any way by the Presi
dents action in the Fitz John Porter case
but will oppose the latter's reinstatement in
the army as bitterly as ever.
General Sherman is talked about by st
Louis bellies because he actually kissed q
| whole row Of grOwn-up girls at reception
Mark Twain stood Off in a corner during tn
blissful episode and groaned : "Wh
wouldn't march to the sea ~
President Arthur is said to be muc
nicer hand-shaker than was Mr.. Hayes
According to a correspondent of the 81
Louis Post Dispatch, he has a firm, mani
hand, that knows how to give a genuir
hearty clasp, that is refreshing after NJ
Hayes limp performance in that line.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-31
A Man under the Bed.

NEW ALBANY, IND, May 30.-After look
ing under the bed every night for score of
years, Mrs. Theodore Yutzler was last even
ing rewarded by finding a man. Mrs.
Yutzler is a wealthy young widow, and
went to her bed chamber at 10 o'clock. She
had sat down on the floor to remove
her stockings and while so doing
observed the piercing eyes of man
crouched under the bed. The parties eyed
each other few seconds, when, without a
word being spoken, the man moved to come
out from under the bed. SEEKING the lamp
at her side the plucky woman struck the in
truder a blow which rendered bin insensible
Then Mrs. Yutzler screamed until her SER
wants came to her assistance and secured
the man. When he revived he was turned
over to the police.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-31

SENATOR CAMERON denies that he threat
ened the manufacturers on the tariff ques-
ton in order to induce them to "pony up /"
for the success Of his ticket, but It is very
evident he gave them to. understand that
they need expect no assistance from him un-
less they helped to elect his ticket. And SO
the tariff will enable the rich manufacturers
to spend large sums Of money in eorrupting
elections, which they win partly make up
by giving the laboring mems wages another
squeeze next winter. This is about the way
protection to American industry" works
in this glorious country.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-31
Dail Gdzette
VTiiLMTINSadaToN.- wEDNEsDAY. MAY 81.
A SHY Charge.

The idiotic course of the Morning Neos,
which has thus far been marked by political
mistakes that have almost driven the mana
gers of its party mad with rage, found fresh
expression this morning in the alleged dis
covery of "Printing Ring in City Council,
maintained for the benefit Of the GAZETTE,
Every EOeninS and Sunday Star. AS far as
the latter paper is concerned we have only
to say that it has published no city adver-
tising since it has been issued from the
office of the GAZETTE.
Really this charge Of ''printing ring" is
so silly and utterly without foundation, that
denial is entirely unnecessary except to
prove the driVelling idiocy of the mind that
conceived it and made it public. How in
the world a printing ring" could exist on
the meagre sum of fifteen hundred dollars
per year appropriated by City Council, to be
divided among four or five job offices and
five daily newspapers, is more than the aver
age mind can conceive. The Morning NeacS
has not been averse to receiving favors in
the shape of public advertising, and it has
not been great many months since persons
sought the "chairman of the Finance Com
"mittee' to allow it a few ofthe official crumbs
to be distributed from the Democratic table
And these crumbs were eagerly swallowed
and no thought of 'printing ring" enter
tanned.
A printing ring" is just about the last
kind of ''ring" that would have chance
of being maintained in this city, Even in
its palmy days the old "City Ring" never
attempted to organize ''printing ring
adjunct, preferring to keep all the "swag''
for division among its immediate members
A 'printing ring" in Wilmington Surely
the Ne'cs' heretofore harmless lunacy is
increasing to the verge of madness. 1t will
need straight jacket before election day al
this rate.