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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
@aaere Weufheu.

Wells Health Remover felt bic GjeIune.
belt uiersr Der uns siebt araft furirt Wasen-
i4pa&s llnfru&tbartsit uno aapsrs Ssl&lsSts.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-12
TROUGH ON Il

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Ipptbsfsrn.
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RITCIIIE COUNlY'n WORK.
Tie Good Re*ultn AitHincd-A Sweeping:
Republican Victory.

e 4
Tic Good Results nAltnimctl-A Sweepl NJ:
Republican Victory.
CoRSwALLls, VIVA, October l3.-Iittle
Richie Game home so gloriously good
last Tuesday that We think the outside
world should know something about it.
The election passed of quietly in the
county, and light vote was polled. With
the exception OF two small precincts tina.
generally tie, the vote stands us follows:
Loomis 005, Gibson 72s, Barbee, 200.
Snyder 749, Guthrie.l, Ill. u
Linn, Democratic candidate for Senator,
Sd district, $50; Hays SCI. ne i
Thomas +. Davis, E,q., OF lIarrisville,
was elected to the House Of Delegates by 4
majority Of .54 over I. J. Taylor, Demo.
cratic nominee, and 81 majority over both
Democrats and Greenbackers. DR.. NJ. s.
Hall is probably defeated for Commission.
cr. With this exception the Republicans
carried everything in the county.
=. The Democrats arc losing largely all over
our district and are considerably down in
the. mouth, while the Republicans arc
jubilant and hope soon to free themselves
from the bonds Of Bourbonism, enabling
them to hurrah' for Republican as
WheelinGites do for Gon. Hurrah for the
"Shoestring" district!
us. Deputy Marshal Gibbens is around
here looking for Miller, the escaped coun..
terfeiter, but rs yet has failed to capture
him
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Ghe q,ttelliiQf>,'Itltlet:r,|;;. >'Illt:,| :.
mice, No.. ~ aud ~ fourteenth street
nn.on'. Chances. II

While VIC arG not sanguine us to Magon'a
election in the Second district, yet tho lat.
a. figures look encouraging. The diff
ru,y h to get full returns from Randolph
and penlleton counties. The result seema
TO depend on them. Mr.. Reynolds, the
Chairman OF the Congressional Committee,
,.It.rapl.s MS from Kcyser that Mason will
20 into Randolph and rendleton with over
100 majority, :nd that unless. Randolph,
r,yes over 800 majority for Wilson
ha is elected. The Register Of yes.
,ep,ay only claims $50 majority for
wilson in Randolph and 200 in Pendleton.
Our adyiccs IRON Beverly, however, seem
n indicate more than 100 for Wilson in
,ha, county, but do rot give actual figures
10 30 upon. Secretary Mccormick tcle-
pu ph ID Us late last night from Grafton
,As, the returns favored Mason's election
by from 50 TO 50, and he Is we'll advised
whereof he speaks. 1t looks rs il the
chances were with Mason ut this writing.
We will probably know definitely to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-14
GRAVE CHARGES
Made Against Porter, HIcn,bcr ,of. the
4 .--- Thrill Commission. ---

t.. -..
WASHINGTON, October t3.-The Eteuiny
Critic makes some rather serious charges
against Mr.. Robert Porter, membcrof tho
Tariff Commission, and chief Of the debt,
wealth, and tax division OF the Census
Bureau. 1t charges him with having been
in the pay, Of the Bradstrcets, at 5000 a
year salary, all the figures Of the division
being, It Is alleged, placed ut the disposal
Of the firm, and that 100000 OF the FIRMS
circulars were enclosed with. tho
government circulars sent out from
this division. 1t also charges MIR.
Porter with using the clerks Of
his division in the preparation Of his book.
But by fur the most serious charge lis
couchcd in the following language: "Dur.
ing the Malone lseadjuster debate in the
Senate, It will be remembered, an article
appeared in the North Americaa {Re,iep,
whicl, pr6fessed 10 give the exact financial
condition OF several Of the Southern States.
AS this article was written by Special Cen.
sus Agent Robert I. Porter, who Ind
charge Of that division Of the Census Bu.
rcau, the figures contained therein are nc.
cepted with faith that some people only
reposc in the Gospel. When the clerks rot
through their 50 figuring month
or two later 1t was found
that Mr.. Porter's statements were in.
accurate and misleading One clerk call
the attention OF his chief 10 the fact that the
debt OF Tennessee was one filth less as
computed from the official sources than up.
peared in this magazine article. well,
said Mr.. Porter, .'that doesn't matter. Tie
official figures must conform to tho figures
in the article But said the clerk, in
establishment, our report won't be accu.
rate, then! Never Mind said Mr.. Porter;
Il will take care Of that. Iwant those fig
ures Just as qthcy appeared in the North
American Rtriew. II you don't do it I will
do it myself 1t was done. As the nd.
vance bulletins were sent out from the bu.
reau Tor the popular information, pro.
tests came crowding in from town,
county and State officials OF nearly every
Southern State, 10 the effect that their
financial status was incorrectly given by
the Bureau. 1t is understood that Senator
Harris, OF Tennessee, was one OF tho prot
estants against the alleged condition OF his
State financially, but the good work OF
census making went OIL us bravely rs ever.
The protests found n contemptuous sepul-
chre in the waste basket Of the bureau, and
figures and supposed facts were played
wti,uas some people play with ten pins.
Not only were The Southern States misrcp.
resented in this special department., but
the, Pacific Coast States and Territories
were made to suffer equally. cruel wrongs !"
The writer OF the article claims 10 have
tho most reliable authority for his state.
ments, otherwise they would have little
weight
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i BALTIMORE Il. OHIO, DIVIDENDS.
A Cash Dividend of Five Per Cent Dc
' cInretl-SGOO,0O 90 nd ticsl to the SURPLUS.

4 Cash Dividend OF Five Per Cent Dc.
clnred-sGO0,00O 0, 0 nddcsi to the surplus. /
BALTIMORE, October ,l3.:SSAt the regular
monthly meeting Of the board OF directors
Of the Baltimore ( Ohio Railroad Com.
pany today the committee Of iinancs sub:
mitted theirreport Of the earnings and ex.
pcnses OF the road for the fiscal half year
ended September 80, and upon their rec.
ommendation cash dividends OF five per
cent, payable on November l next, were
declared on the stock Of the main line md
Washington branch. President j; Garrett
presented a statement Of the earnings OF
the main line and branches for September
last, which, showed total of SLIGO, ,20l as
against 'Sl,G42.G3 for the same month Of
the preceding year, being an increase of
SIG 657. lie stated that the result for the
fiscal half year, closed September 80, will
show after payment Of five per cent cash
dividends upon the common stock more
than 100000 10 be added to the. surplus
fund, which Is now represented by stock
or bonds, and which fund on Nthe. 3O.h Of
September, 1881 amounted 10 81, ,25S $50 81.
The sum beyond the cash dividends paid
is being invested in The construction OF new
and additional; lines and, other improve
D. - FL. HH an. . q l..
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THE SECOND DISTRICT.
w W ~ M ~ E-TII ~ I-"
MAsoN's ELECTION, STILL IN DOUBT,
>. 49,. .l..HI4'tY 'FNa-igi' .F.a "a. lH.
All DspsHda Upon the MaJorlty Pendletoa Givet
Tor Wilsos-Later Retarns cut Down Glb.
ioA'a a'Jority In tho Fourth District. Y
II Large RspublIeAa Gslns In the State! w4@

Special Dispatch to the Iu,elligenecr. :
KEysEl,, October l3.-Thc situation In
this. Congressional District remains un.
changed ,if;'tilh EAEAAt9iril
The following arc the majorities for Ma.
son: a'lt l'a s.5f.QnH als.HgN4 NJ
Preston, ten hundred and twenty eight
Monongalia, five hundred and twenty;
Taylor, three hundred aud cighty.seyen;
Grant, three hundred md ility.two;
Morgan, two hundred and tliiy.hve;
Barbour, seventy.six; .
Marion, sevcnty.iour. NJ g@l II
For Wilson: so.&oM &lNtg0
Jefferson, nine hundred and sixty;
Hampshire, six hundred and forty six;
Berkeley, one hundrcdand twenty.scyen;
Hardy, four hundred;
Tucker, eighty-one; tyv
Mineral, seven'y.four, "N@
Showing q MINORITY Of four hundred q nd
four for Mason, with Randolph and Pen.
dleton 10 hear FROM. From all information
it would seem that Randolph will have ia
give Wilson over three hundred 10 elect
him. We are Of good cheer.
gfzIgg lQl7fF +. NJ. REYNOLDS,
Chairman Congressional Committee.
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4 Heavy ketiueiiOu.

Governor Jackson was elected Governor
o this State two years ago bya Democratic
plurality Of 1888, and it now looks us il
that plurality had been pretty well wiped
out by the heavy defamation OF Democratic
malorl,ies III the First, Second and Fourtl,
Congressional Districts. kenna's majority
in the Third district is reported at 1000,
and Gibson's in the Fourth, is not likely
'oeSceed 1900. In the Second district the
Democratic majarity has been entirely OBJ.
llteFated, and in this dist rict it is not only
wiped out, but is about 500 the other way.
81 that instead Of 1885 rs in 1850, the
Democratic plurality i'll West Virginia to.
day is less than 1000. This is a tremen-
d0us and very significant change. It looks
As il the people were sick Of Bourbonism.
liany proper effort had been made in the
Third district the whole Bourbon plurality
might have been practically wiped out.
However, the work can be finished up in
1854. z: gs:yff g3gs I (
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s. A Nice Set or Onlcia,s.

HuSrEn's polSr, L. l., October lS.-Thc
grand jury adjourned=this evening until
the o2nd instant, A batch Of indictments
was handed in including three against
Mayor Debeyoise. One OF the charges is!
embemlcmcnt Of the city funds, another
malieasance in Office and third removing
police commits ,ioners for enforcing the law
aeainst pool sellers. Indictments were
also found against Judge Bustcsd, Police
Justice, Delahuntz, .CoronerRob and
Policeman Distal for conspiracy to obstruct
Anthony Comstock in the. execution OF
warrants against the pool; sellers. Judge
Delahantz is also charged with issuing ilie.
gal orders Of arrest against Coms,ocE, and
Dsal is charged with, making illegal ar
rests. Indictments were also found ncainst
a large number Of pool sellers. The grand
jury passed q vote Of thanks to Comstock,
Mayor pebeyoise's hail .is fxedat s. ,50o.Et !
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Cuffs NRjOrlly.'

1t is scarcely worth while to repeat our
table Of counties this morning showing the
muiortics in detail for GoG. The returns
indicate about l,s0O majority for him.
Good has 354 in We,zel, 1870 in Gilmcr and
so in Braxton, or S3l in the three coun.
tics which he carries, while Golf has
.CG6 in the eight counties whicl,
he carries, including 494 in Tyler,
which came up the river yesterday. This
gives him l,S32 majorityin the district.
Tyler rolled upa splendid vote, surprising
tr best record in modern days, and is en-
titled 10 profound salaam from the whole
district. She came within six points Of
making it even 500. Well done Tyler.
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The EMIG Gnl'lir. Curlicr,


oar accomplished Democratic friend and
Aa'''protec,ion statesman, Mr.: L. NJ. Tur-
Ie', OF Harrison county, was badly hoisted
y his own petard on Tuesday He got
'@e Harrison county Democracy all right,
y ne thought; that is, ho corralled them in
@ecourt House At Clarksburg and induced
saem TO take his, ""advanccd ground" on
le tariff, and tkcn hicd of to Weston
WIN the same "advanccd ground resolu-
Won III his pocket, intent on planting the
Nnlnee Of that convention on the lIarri.
~ county platform. He wrestled with
y pS''m committee until the going down
%1esun, md finally compromised With
.uen0nthe" !. "squelcl," "butimmediatcly took
,ue INST train for ,Clarksburg considerably
"Issasted with the whole performance.
"e'e'' back on the Harrison county Dem.
%'acy for support and yindlcation, but
rey let him fall to the ground, and buried
Tnn T,a' under 800 majority for his opponent.
!, ivy question that now puzzles MI. Turner
lu,.. aots protection project ~. 1t seems at
Tn,1.9 Tn, % have protected his opponent at
"'' expense on election day. ,i5il.
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COLUMNS, O., October l3.-Thc Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee has off.
cal returns from fifty counties in the State,
which show net Democratic gain Of
5000. The remaining thirty-eisht counties
will, it is claimed 5increase the gain, to
10000. Y pelucting Fosters majority. 81
last year will give Newman plurality OF
from $4,000 10 $4,000. The delegation from
Ohio in thenext Congresswill be co,nposel
ofseyen Republicans and fourteen Demo.
Gratis. Nlorey from, the, scyenth;i Keller,
EEiighFth; Rob!!ntsqo.p, !tsq.p, ENipth; Mccormick,
teenth, ana Tayldr, Ninttcenili, viii rtpre: *:
sent tile Republican' 'phrty!nj h4'F i'oS'
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CnitlG-ThIcr:Arre,(+

MAns!!fiALLTowN, "a, October. .l3.=-Doputy
Sheriff AcCord returned this morning with
Jim Bailey, alleged cattle THE, whom he
captured after a desperate hand to hand
ilsht on General Nlcen's farm, twenty-five
miles from Harrsonburg, Virginia. The
fight occurred in Il long hall house and
Bailey, was shot, three times, but not
wounded seriously. Biiley's, operations
were on the most t'extensivc scale, taking a
large herd north from this county and
sending. them back by another man ,las
head short. Six carloads were shipped
and sold in Chicago and ten head soId to
a Hancock county farmer accounts for all !
the missing tLltaN 'sLnaisM Ht.,f.lH!.l IL
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MARHIAGEISSURANCE.
An Extraordinary Growth In the S0uti,
OrThIS New Form Of, lIntlcrM rifin,- :"

An Extraordinary Growth In the Souti,
orThis New Form or Underwriting,
October l3:-The Dead Lot:
ter Office is receiving large number OF
circulars ofmatrimonial insurance concerns
which have found such a footing in tie
Southern States. These circulars arc re-
turned US misdirected, and the addresses
have evidently been obtained from some
OF tile numerous subscription lists s~~which
are owned by spectators. Yesterday let
tiers from sixteen different associations
were received at the Dead Letter office.
The records Of the Money Order office
show that these insurance companies are
finding a great many foolish people in the
Southern States. This is shown BY the
record 'of the increase of business
in some ., Of 4. the i minor..l money
order offices. At West Point, Miss,
the Office until recently did an aver:
age business Of 5000 per month, but the
business has.increased by reason OF matri.
monial insurance to $4,000 weekly The
Vicksbnrg: money order business has in
creased. very largely, rs bus that OF Jackson
and other cities throughout. central Niissis.
sippi. The increase at Jackson, Miss,
owing to this source is about $4,000 a
month. El55l' ',,i' tti'' '-iHr'ls ..-
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ST.. LOUIS TRAGEDY.
A JOURNALIST GETS THE DROP"
On Rash AMailant- Jno. 4. Coelrtil, or Tho roAt
Dispatch, Fatally Shoots = Prominent 81.
JF's3 Louis Lauy,r-Ths Whereabouts. Y, .,I
? EE5 n Of Mr.. Corknli unknown. i.

sT. LOUIS, October 13,-Thc business
part Of the city was thrown into state Of
high excitement about half past five o'clock
this evening, by the report which flew from
street 10 street and block to block with tho
rapidity Of thought, that John A. Cockrell,
managing editor Of the o.i.Di,paich, bad
shot and killed Col. D. W. Slayback, n
prominent lawyer and well known polite.
ian Of this city. Precisely how the shoot!
ing occurred cannot be suited at this
writing, as no one directly concerned In
the matter will make a statement,
but Henry w. Moore, city editor of the
paper, who was sitting at his desk writing,
says that while Col. Cockrell, John NJ.
McGutliu, business manager, and Victor
I. Cole, foreman, were holding business
conference in the editorial room, Col. Slay.
back accompanied by w. F. Elafton en-.
tered the local room and passed on toward
the editorial room, the. door OF which
was closed. Mr.. Moore turned in his
chair and they passed BY, he observed
TINT Col. Sayback, rs he opened the door
with his left hand, had bis right hand on
his pistol pocket. In less than half n min.
ute after Slayback entered Cockrel's room
Moore heard the report Of pistol and i'm.
mcdia!ely sprang up, and upon entering
the editorial room found Slayback stretch.
ed out on tho floor and Cockrell bending
over him, apparently wiping blood from
MS HtCc' ". - m 2 ~ l.
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This is the county that was squeezed
into the Third district with u tight string
around its neck lust winter. but all the
same ii continues to roll up decided Re-
publican majorities. We notice that
Cohurn, the Republican candidate for the
Senate in the Tenth Senatorial district, re-
eeived so majority in that, county, and,
what is better, he was elected. .455
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TArlfrCOi,amissl0p,

,PnlLADELpHIA, October l3.-The Tariff
Commission opened its session j. to-day.
Arguments were made on the part Of New
England manufacturers Of bar iron for the
admission Of foreign scrap iron free Of
duty and on the part Of fourteen wire
manufacturers for specific duty Of three.
fourths Of q cent per pound on steel wire
rods. The Presidents OF the bethlehem
Iron Company and Pennsylvania Steel
Company expressed dissent from the re-.
commcndation of the Cresson Convention
to impose a duty OF so cents per ton on
iron ore, and suggested 50 cents us; a
sufficiently high rate: ,:$;Efta2S'&7 l'r}S.,
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SENATOR EAYARD MAKES SPEECH,
a litter Personal Attack Upon Delaware
Republican Lenders. 5- H.

y I'D. CO..
WILNJSGroy, Drl., October 13.-Ilon
Thomas F.Bayard addressed a large mas.
meeting Of Delaware Democrats in the
Opera House this evening. Tho large
building was crowded from pit to dome,
The address consumed about two hours
and half, and was enthusiastically mp.
plauded ut frequent intervals. lie began
the address by paying a complimentary
tribute 10 the financial condition Of Deia.
ware, that while being but small strip ol
territory, there is no State that stands above
her on the pinnacle Of financial prosperity.
With reference to tho assessment laws OF
this State he said TINT they were per.
fectly justiiable, and had been enacted
TO protect officials from unjust pun
ishlnent in Federal courts, and in his
opinion 1t Is much easier for n man 10
qualify himself 10 vote under Delaware u.s..
scssment laws tlian it is in either Penn
sylvania or New York. The laws enforce
diligence on the part OF the collectors and
assessors to gather the taxes from all. with.
ont discrimination. He spoke in favor Of
the amplifying and simplifying OF the Judi.
cial system so rs to give greater facilities
for a more prompt dispensation OF justice,
and said that the Democratic party OF
Delaware presents men especially qualified
to draft n bill such as would meet tic
public needs in this direction! Mr.. Biyurd
then spoke at some length favoring Mn in-
crease Of representation for New Cnstle
county. He held the Republican party re-
sponsiblefort tho presentsystem and charged
it with opposing the efforts Of the Demo
cratic;party to provide more liberal repre-.
sentation. 9 He favored tariff that would
bear equally. upon all, and not one which
would shut us out Of the markets OF the
world, and produce periodical suspension
Of business whenever an over.production
OF manufactured goods accumulated. He
referred 10 the Republican leaders OF this
State as the :Dover Junta" and asked Ills
hearers 10 help prevent Delaware from be-
ing tied to the tail Of Philadelphia kite,
and appealed TO the voters not to trust the
State government in the hands OF men to
whom they would not intrust their private
business. lie reviewed the Washington
safe burglary in which Richard Harrington,
Chairman Of the Republican State Central
committee, and Judge Fisher were proni-
nently implicated. lie defended his sup.
port Of the bill to maintain the tax on
matches, giving rs his reason that reve-
nue. OF $4,000 was gathered from this
source without q dollar OF expense in its
collection, and the tax did not distress
anyone. lie showed how the machine in
tluences of the Slate had been felt at WASH.
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Il'E vote for House Of Delegates in Mar.
'Aasl county stood: John Nixon (Rep.)
,,M6' VS.. simonton (Rep.) l,67s; Geo,
Edwards (Ind. Rep.) o97, and B. W. Price,
tpem) LOSE. Hostutler (Rep.) for Senate,
received the highest vote cast, viz: o,os5,
sasainst 900 ior General ,GoA. For the
present road law the vote stood l,4s4
against $50. Terrell's School House precinct
asthe largest relative Republican vote in
The county, viz: % TO Lll3. There were
oaly two precincts in the county that Gen!
cal Golf did not carry, viz: Lynn Camp
aud Fai,view ~ l.5l!EIti !
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FOURTH DahTKIfr
Large Republican <iains-GibSon Elected
by Reduced Majority. J

Large Republican <lHlnA-GtbNOn Elected
by Reduced MnJnrIiy.
Special Dispatch 10 the Intellisenccr.
r .PARKEnsnuRG, W. Va, October l3.-The
Republicans Of this city are jubilsnt. Late
returns cut the Democratic claims down
wonderfully. Smith, Republican from
the Fourth Senatorial district, has $40 ma
jority. The Republican gains on Congress.
man arc wonderful. Peasants gives Glib,
son but IS majority and Writ but 9s.
Loomis carries Wood by 2ss, Richie by
175, Jackson by Is, and Mason by small
majority. Cabell gives Gibson but 20
majority, Lincoln $50, Wayne estimated a /
400, Putnam 2o5, lsoanc, estimated ut 800,
Calhoun estimated at lo5.. This cuts the
Democratic majority down to about 100,
which is Republican gain Of 1000.
Republicans feel that the entering wedge
is made and that the next, time they can
wipe out this maiority, u VIZ
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Tablcnti,,!a for tho nI.CenlItcrinu,nIo,l.' riu,,I,,l :

PnlLADElrIllA, Oct. 13.-preparations
for Philadelphia's bicentcunial celebration
are going rapidly forward: The tableaux;
which have been obtained from the Balti.
more oriole, to be used in the grand pa.
geant on the evening Of the 26.h inst, have
arrived ( Ten. new, Ltableaux, illustrating
the history Of Pennsylvania. There will
be thirty-seven tablealx arranged on
large platform, constructed on n wagon,
which will be drawn by four gayly capari:
soned horses. Is y . 10 nr
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:. .Tl,nt Is No, the Qulc, or De.pnir

New 9 q Si,onHtk. ,ntt.. October l3.7 l3.7Eyerythingre..
mains Il 'lnI quiet around Republican hesdquar-
ters 2 day. Visitors are few but letters and i
kilograms arc plentiful, IT must not b,
SUPP oscd that the Democrats arc. going 10
have il all their own way" remarked nol;.
tician!i: "Thls quiet only indicates thnel
still waters RIM deep aud the Republican
party is safe" r. i a.. :, : ''''- "'''''1;