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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27
Land Office at Larned. Kans.,
October @. 1892

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has flied notice Of his
intention to make final proof In support of
us claim al d that said proof will be made
'efore :. ]. 8 lepler probate judge Of Bar.
oour county Kansas at the county seat on
Saturday. November Is. 1892, viz: John
L. Chinn, declaratory statement M. 1891
for the lots 10, IL Of section $50 s14w aud
last ha'f Q Q Or, section /, township %,
range Is west. Henames the following
witnesses tnprove his continuous residence
W, J, Hazard, Clay Bender. Frank Roe.
10 G. A. Morris, Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27
Notices for Publication.
LAnu Office -, La. ne, X =.
a .tohor Oh 1890

O;to0er 2S 1S82.{
Notice is hereby glv. n that The to,low-
Unnamed settler has & ed notice OF hir
intent On to make final proof in supper
If has claim. and that said proof will h.
made before Z. a. D ,uRlsss q Notar, =
uublic of Barbour county, Kss.. at Sub
CIT, Kas., On Friday Nv a 1882. z:
lanes b. Kline d. claratory statement N,
1888, for the 9 IA Ia acc and wes,
Il sw Ia sec 9, AID n IA IA sec
II rp 30 south OF r 10 west.
He names the following witnesses T.
rove his continuous re>idence upon, and
ultivation Of, SAID hand, VIE:
Thon "a /. Wa'k+r. Her-y Walker.
Et1ey III. Pyle, Of SIN CITY p o barbour
hunty, IA and James Cant OF soldier
creek Pc G ,msnche comfy K nss..
II c, 4. Mr. Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27
Land Office at l. rne,,. KAN,
n.k 11h 600

Notice is hereby gwen that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice OF his
intention to make final proof IN support OF
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before Frank j. Saunde r., notary pub
lie # BArbourg county, Kansas, at Sun C,y
kansas. ION Saturd y, November Is, 1882,
VIZ: Guar es A. B Minister, declaratory
statement No. 1893, for the or n Or,
= or u eqr, n " qrae Or, ne Qrswq,
lection "a, township 80, sonth Of range Is
aest. he names the following witnesses
o5prove his continuous residence upon
md cultivation of said land, VIZ: VIM.
Green. J,hn Young. ]. A. Saunders and
J. G. Marshall, all of Sun City P.s.O., Bar.
bour county Kansas.
20 G. A. Morris. Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27
Land Office A. l. ,rn, d, X ,nsas
o.. 10. 1872

Notice is hereby given that the 70 low
ng named Sc, tier has file notice of his In
.ention to make final proof in support OF
his clam, and that said nroof will be maze
before s. ]. S ,aDler Probate Judge OF
B b1ur count, K.nsas atthe county seat
on Saturday, Nov 25, 1882 viz: Tnomas
Doran declsratory statement No, 1921
'nr the 9 o. W or W baHs or section
"a. e or Or aection % township 35
,outh If range Is vest.
he names the + FLOWING witnesses to
rove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation o., said land, viz; James Will
NJ, MiIhaeI Cavanauob, Emil Bowers,
Franz King, al! f Evansvi le P. D. CO.
uanche county, K ,usas.
81 c.. A. Morris. r 20 ser
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27
Land OfEice ut Lsrned. Kansas, I
Sent. 18th 1882.

Notice IL hereby given that the follow
ine-named settler has nlea notice OF his
Intention to make final proof N support o.
hs claim .rd t sss isen pproS. s O q q
B Rbour county, KsnsHs, ~ the county
seat on Saturday. October 26.h 1882. VIZ
Richard T. Shields. declaratory statement
No Il22 for the south half Of the n " or
section IL and east half ar section 10
tovpsbio 80 south Of range Is west.
He names the following WITNESSES 70
prove his continuous residence upons and
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

ID. A. McCanlass Is competent to I'll the
Odiice OF District Clerk, and could be
found In the Ofnce once year. His oppo-
nent Mr.. TAlllaferro does not pretend to
manage the once; but be was far from
allowing a deserving young man nomina-
bed In his stead. He wants the pay and
the glory and have man 10 do the work
for him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27
Land OH -. ut l. ,ri ed Kans.
Oct. 10 h. 1882

+ Notice is hereby given that the follow
ng named set Ter has fled notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of
iis CLAN, an that the. SAID proof will BIZ
made before s. ]. Snepler, Probate Judge
# Barbour county Kansas At thu ounty
eat on Saturday, N ,vember Is, 1882 w:
James Wilson, declaratory statement No.
1877 FIR the sw or section IS township 81
..nge Is vest. He names the folio wing
sitnesses to prove his continuous resi-
encN upon and cultivation of. said land,
IL. Emil Bowers, Frank King, Michael
G ,yaDsuqh, Thomas D ran, all of Evans
Vile P.O. Comanche Co. K,ueas.
2I G. A. II rris. Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27
Land Office &C Lar,ed, X insas, /
Scot. q 1897

N,tice 10 hereby given that the follow
settler las filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before s. ]. Shepler, probate Judge
Of Barbour county, Kansas at the comfy
seat nr Wednesday, Nobember 1t 1882,
VIZ: FIX F. E wards, d, G aratory state
ment N l46l tor the q .arter W a.,
east hal. " or, sectioa IL, and q Or
war s.ctiou 8. township 80, south OF
large IA, We {.
H. names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
crlIvation Of .a'd Tend, w: William
D. Thompson F. G. Robinson, r. G. B y
r and A. j. III rgus, all OF L Axe Ci.J P o
Barbour county, Kansas.
II G. A. NJ iris, r ,gis.er.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

The funny old cresset says that when
Mr.. Payne gets In the legislature he will
have an appropriation made for digging ND
all the loco weed In this country. That is
Ajoke. But he ls pledged to have the fool
killer come by here occasionally, and our
funny neighbors win have to look out.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

No word need be said for Louis Heston,
the candidate for Commissioner In the sec
ond district. He Is as good AZ elected to
day. The people out there know the kind
OF man they want and HeGon 10 their
man.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

The softsoap-tafy organ across the way
dares express one opinion this week. It Is
for Mr.. Sample and against Capt Ayers,
for the position OF County Attorney, be-
cause the latter would not give the Office
bis attention. By the great JehoAphatl
Do } on pretend TO say the present incum-
bent has pretended to enforce the lawp Ask
Mr.. Friedley, Mr.. Hill, Jenkins-anybody.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

Judge Shepler Is a man who has been
tried and found all wool and a yard wide,
warranted not to rip tear or fade. He will
oil the Office Of Probate Judge In a man
nsr his opponent, "Calico Frank" could
not think Of. Mr.. Saunders won't get there.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

Dr.,Yant who Is the Democratic candI-
date for Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton, severy way quAlfiedfor the position.
he would not attempt to force himself on
the people a. high priced teacher when
he should be devoting his time to superin-
tendlng The school work Of the county.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

Capt. Ayers Is as far above his opponents
In all that makes up learning and ability as
the polished diamond is superior to a
worthless pebble. lie will be the next
Prosecuting Attorney.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

The Crcsset labors hard and Industrious
~ this week 10 remove the dark spots from
the political character Of Is candidate for
representative, but the record viii not out
A ts,plr bidding. Nr. Ornpr IN e:1deav0r
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

There has as yet been nothing said about
Thanksgiving this year. The Democracy
In this state will attend to the matter after
the November election.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

cultivation of said land. viz: wm. 81.
8 .arks. Conrad Scott, Ed ard @. A~mert
and Powell Holt, all OF E IN Miiis. p. o.
Barbour county, Kansas.
q Morv,e Rac;sSeY
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

The people over about Wellington felt
an earthquake the other day. The entire
state will feel one on the 9TH OF November
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27

We have for sale 1900 head OF good STOCK
sheep at = reasonable price.
eTcHP 4 SrS. Medicine l.pdrr.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-27
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
STATE TICKET.
Governor,
GEO. w. CLICK.
Lieutenant Governor,
FRANK BACON.
Secretary Of State,
0AH'L. S. GILBERT.
Treas rer,
CHAS. A. CLIFFORD
Auditor.
w. l.. BROWN.
Attorney General,
SIDNEY HAYDEN.
superintendent Public Schools,
d. E. LANTZ.
Associate Justice Supreme Court,
J. w. GREEN
coNGREssMaN AT LARGR.
CTRUs A. LELAND, JOHN o. FLANAGAN.
n. v. B. Bennett.
ooE0HEssNAN THIRD DISTRICT,
JOHN c. CANNON.
COUNTY OFFICES,
Representative,
+. w. PAYNE.
Probate Judge.
81. sHEPLER
County Attorney,
B. p. AYERS.
District Clerk,
d. A, MCANLESS.
Tor County Sop t Public Instruction,
DR.. H..IANT
Commissioner, I'd District
LOUIS HESTON.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
ARREST OF A PETROLEUM BROKER.

Eli w. Arnold, "a petroleum broker. was arrested by
q DAINTY sheriff Yesterday The complaint against
INN is made by Joseph Z. McDonough a clerk in
the Sherfl's Office who alleges that he bought
600 barrels OF OH from Arnold and gave him 81 %
i'm mart payment. Arnold sold the OIL and kcpG the
proceeds, and a.O the money paid on account. lie
wa admitted to bail.
Alr Arnold, who is member of the Petroleum
Exchange announced his inability to meet his mcr-
camille obi gatlOiis on September 10, ana when
asked by "a TRIBUNE reporter the cause OF his fail
uIe he laughngiy replied hat 1t was dae to turn
i'm fine market adding: " / guess I'll pull through.
| have informed my creditors, and | presume they
will make satisfactory sctt ement with me, 50
that hope TO resume IN day or two" lie SAID 1t
was ONLY a matter OF between 500 900 and $50 900,
caused by his being short on a rising market,
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
THE ELIzABETHpoRr SHOOTING CASE.

The inquest i'll the of the shooting
of Thomas McKe)n at the excursion per at
ElizabetlpOrt wa, concluded by Coroner Strath-
never at Elizabeth Yesterday afternoon. Several
witnesses were examined whose testimony was
wholly cOrrob0Tauye Oi previous witnesses and es-
taLhshed the iact that there had been 10 disorder
of any kind on the per on the sunday night of the
shooting; that no proYOcatIOn was given
to the hands on the barge, that
no attack was made upon them.
and that all the pistol firing was done from the deck
of the barge nearest the pier. The jury returned
verdict Impcat.ng the four barge hands. recently
arr, sted IN this city and taken TO Elizabeth in the
fatal shooting OF McksQn and tie wounding of
Coroner. ihey are III the EliZabeth lookup.
The two men most seriously aitected by the testI-
Inony gwen i'll The inquest are Abbott and RynO.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
HEsITATING AB0UT AcCLPrING MONEY

The question OF accepting the $780, 600 offered to
jersey Clty by the Pcnnsy lVanla RailIOad Company
night he report OF the Citizens COmulttec OF
vas brought up IN The Board Of Aldermen Tuesday
Conference Was presented recommending the ac-
ceptauce OF the money on the conditions offered by
he considered d gift 10 the city. and not any way
an acknowledgment that II was money which
could be collected AS taxes. 1t was also TO he un-
derstood that if tho unsettled question of tbs tax
ability oil the company grain elevator should he
decided adverse IT, then the 5000 should cover
the taxes assessed. Alderman Van Repen offered "A
resolution that the money should be received as a
portion of the annual taxes equitably due the city
from the company; and that by the acceptance
the city did not Tellnquish any claim II might have
TO taxes due ana unpaid. A warm discussion en-
sued, and some Of the Aldermen became greatly ex-
cited Alderman all Rcipen insisted that the offer
was only another trap set by the company 10 ensnare
the city and TO deprive il of its legal nights.
Corporation Counsel Abbot explained that the ac
ceptaIce OF the money would no, destroy any claim
that the city might nave, bnt that the git must be
accepted on the conditions ofeIeu by the company.
Alderman Van ReIpen and one OF his Autl- Mon
opOly colleagues were not SATISFIED with the explain
alton, but were Onglnced that theIe mast be some
Interior purpose concealed behind the company D
appareDtly generous offer. Mr.. Abbet further OK
planned that the cOmpanys property was exempt
from taxation by law and That not dollar of
taxes could be collected. The people hhd Dcen
clamoring for some time that this company ought
to pay something toward the supDOrt OF the city.
Now the company wiling 10 give $50 OOO,
which IL could never be compelled to pay, and yet
the Aldermen were opposed to accepting the money,
although the sum was equal to per cent on ITS
exempt property the rate liked by the general rail-
road law OF 1873 The Board by a vote OF 10
2 decided to accept the money on the company
conditions
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
THE POISONING OF MRS. FEEsT.

The inquest in the case Of the death of Mrs. Elz-
abeth Feest who is alleged to have been poisoned
by Mrs Sally Story, was concluded before Coroner
Newcombe. at Little Falls, Pdssaic County. y. j.,
Yesterday A little son of Mrs. Feest testified that
on the morning his mother had died he had gone TO
Mrs Story's on an errand, and Mrs. story had
and ON receiving an affirmative answer, " is she
dead" Evidence was gwen tending to show that
Mrs. Story could have had no knowledge
of Mrs. Feests death when she asked the
onestIon Mis-. Dougherty. who testihed-On pre-
vious day of the inquest, was recalled anu gave cy-
dence to the effect that Mrs Story had knowingly
had poison in the house Mrs. Story testified on
thIs inquest that she had not had any poison i'll her
house for a long time. he jury, returned verdict
to the effect that Mrs. Feest had died from the
effects of strychnine administered by sally story
and that the latter was gully of gross careessness.
Mrs Slory Is now in the county jail ut Paterson on
a charge of murder made by the husband OF Mrs.
Feest aud the Grand jury, now Ill session, Is eX-
pected TO find an Indictment against her within a
faNC1 1aVa
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
THE RECORDER IN A BAD HUMOR.

When the case against Peter X. Post and Alexan-
der Ross, charged with forgery, was called III the
Court OF General Sessions yesterday and the jury
had been impanellcd Assistant District Attorney
Requler, who appeared for the prosecution, said
that he wished to make a motion. recorder
Smy;h, who was on the bench, told INN to make the
mOton. .
:" But will your Honor give me five minutes to
consult the District-Attorney !" said Mr. Requler:
Why does not the District-Attorney come
into court" said the Recorder, land
look after his BUSINESS 7 Must l keep
nov makes up his mind IN matter which he ought
to baye decided upon beiorei I'll give the jury a
recess for half an hour, and by that time the Dis
trict-AttOrney may have made up his mmd:
to dismiss the complaint against Welcome Sweet
who was also accused of tne same offence me de-
PENDANTS were indicted for forging a deed to some
property which was conveyed 10 Francis NJ. jerks,
a Broadway lawyer, for over 10000.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
sro1-E1s TO THE TUNNEL COLLISION.

Miss Crommclm did not rest so well yesterday
Ms she had done on Tuesday. Dr. Saunders said III
fhe aftcrnoon that she somewhat weaker than
she lad been before. She was troubled with dys-
pepsa before she was injured by the accident, ana
She now finds it impossible to retain any
soild food. Her room, which IS OH the second
floor of the Grand Union Hotel, IS in the
centre of the building, and is comparatively
quiet When reporter of HE IR BUNE called
in The afternoon he found several OF the sick lady
friends in the paIOr Their estions were answered
by Mis-. Wa'sjn a friend of Miss Crommein, who
has been with her since Friday. She was telegraphcd
for Ly tOrler of Miss CT0mmen and, besides the
profes siOnal nurse and the surgeons is the only
peIsOu WHO is allowed to see her lne other patients
were comfortable Mr Harper being so mach I'M
proved that he went to hs home III Mt. Vernon.
Mr. Bray, who Is severely injured, was removed
from the IL eadiug-rOOm TO private room upstairs.
L. IL. Martin jr., who lives in observation-disclosures
sixty first ST. near MOrrls-aVe., has written long
letter to the Board of Health making formal COM
plaint against the New-GOrk Central and Harlem
Railroad Companies for maintaining a public
nuisance. HIS stat omcnts are manly review Of
the recent fatal accident III the Fourth Avenue fun
mel. He claims that the side tunnels are unhealthy
and dangerous because as he asserts, there Is no
ventilation whatever III them, and as the locOmO-
tives OF the Hudson road burn % cheap bituminous
coal if the windows of the cars are open gets
"a dose of coal gas smoke and cIndeTs that suifO-
eating, and If the windows are shut he snOthers
from lack of air, vile though il he"
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
pARoLED CONNECTS DISTRESS.

William Keneally, the parOled vet from the
Flm,ra Reformatory. who was arrested on Monday
n,ght at the instance of stephen Cutter agent for
The Prison Association, for engaging III hight and
enIstinu in the Marine Corps without first receiv-
inc nerIu,ssIun from the Association, and who was
renauded in the Jefferson Market Police Court
nntjl Yesterday to await the arrival of officer
from Elmira 10 conduct hun back to the institution
wos arraigned before Jutice Patterson yesterday.
After argument tho Justice directed that ne be
given into the custody of Sheriff Kennedy, OF Eimlra.
When the decision was rendered, the prisoner.
bnret into tears and cried in q choking vcIce: i
vii nor 90 back You may kill me, and wish you
,rnnld Kencally permitted Sheriff Kennedy to
ieed him into the corridor, but when he reached
tba door leading into the prison he struck out
fnrjonsly and darted bacB. Several court officers
seized him and after struggle during which
Eeneally continually mplUIed some one TO Kill him
he was bandcuiied to the sheriff. Speak, ing of his
imprjsonmcnt III the Ieformatory, Keneally said to
q reporter
The task they give me in the shoe shop am un-
ahle to accomplish, and on every failure am pad
died and punished in other ways NOT less frlghtul
II GO six ior months without "A complaint and the
Smallest thing arises against me have TO begin all
over again / would thousand times rather be
tried for INV first offence grand larceny ana serve
fweuty-ive wears in Sing sing than 10 20 back TO
fh,s he'll for one year" He hung his head IN silence
for a moment and then throwing 1t up with pas
sionate defiant movement he hlssed: But Will
never 90 back The internal Prison Association
has houpded me from one end of the country 10 the
other as they hound eyey poor devil who falls into
their power"
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
OVERWORKED CORONERS.

PRESBYTERIAN Hospital that there were three bodies
af the place awaiting the arrival of the Coroner,
one being that OF a man who died Oh Sunday. Ii
was learned at the hospital last evening
that the Coroner had been informed on sun
day of the death of the unknown Italian who
committed suicide on that day by jumping from the
tower of the Belvidere in Central Park; on Tues
day of the death of Robert +. Brown, who killed
himself with poison in the Park, and OF tle death
of John Casnire, of No 1.64O Ihird-ave., who died
of natural causes Dr. Tully stated at the
hospital that Deputy Coroner Donlon went
to the hospital yesterday and gave the
necessary permits for burial. Dr.. DOniOn
had said thai ho had been doing the work OF three
men tor the past three four days and had there
fore. been unable TO respond 10 the demands o. the
hospital authorities sooner.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
A FIREMENs CONVENTION.

The Annual State Convention Of NewJersey Fire
men met at Elizabeth Yesterday. Nearly 100 dele
gates were present, representing every fire depart
Inent III the State General Bird W. Spencer, Of
Passaic. called the convention 10 order and Mayor
Ryder, of Elizabeth, made an address OF welcome.
Officers were elected tor theeusung year as follows:
President, Bird ". Spencer; Vice-pIesdeuts,
Charles w. Byles, Trenton; &. +. Ruh,
Hudson John Stevens. Camden i. III. Beach.
Dover John +. Dunn, Elizabeth treasurer, John
McKernan, Paterson secretary, Horace II. Brown,
Newark financial secretary, w. w. Slack. Bur
lngtOn. The Elizabeth Fire Department enter
tanned the delegates at dinner III Market Hall III
the afternoon. A procession was then formed, and,
headed by music paraded and made a tour of the
various engine houses.
ELLIOTT. lie PRIZE FIGHTER. ARRESTED.
On Monday night a large number of rullians
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
COMPLAINTS AGAINST POLICEMEN.

Policeman Dunno. Of the Fourth Precinct, was on
trial at Poloe Headquarters yesterday charged with
aTresting Mrs. Margaret Curtin without cause,
dragging her from her own rooms By the halr and
beating her IN a brutal manner Oh August 20. The
officer and Mrs. Curtin lived on the same floor Of
the tenement house No. 1Ol Madison-st. She had
Uuarrelled with Mrs. Dunno, and on the day OF the
alleged outrage the two women had made CONSIDER
able noise IN the bulldiug.
DR. Williams aud his wife, of No 50 Orchard-st.,
appeared as cOmplainants against PatrOlman
Norton. of the Sixth Precinct. They testified that
the policeman entered their yard TWO weeks ago
without cause and Knocked Mrs. Williams dUwu.
When the ply sican ntcrfered to protect his wife,
he also was Knocked down and beaten. Then the
oficer arrested them both but they dis
charged on the following day. Norton told Com
missioner Matthews that lie was summoned TO the
ward ot Dr. WIllaus SIS house by the report that
Mrs Williams was beating little girl. After he
got into the yard he was assaulted BY Dr. Williams
and his wife. Decision resolved in both cases
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
LOTTERIES AND POLITICS.

letter was received by District-AttoTney Nc
Keon Yesterday signed with the name OF John SUI
llvan of No. 100 Broadway, protesting against me
raid on the lottery dealers IL SAID INC me
attack upon the polcy-shops instigated ny inc
District-Atorney has excited the utmost indication
among the 80 600 or 40 600 voters who are III inc
habit of playing i'll the lotteries in this city alone.
and cannot fail 10 have disastrous effect on lno
Democratic cause at the next election. lnis ma mas
been the case for many years ana IL ~ u VIZ VIZ,
known fact that no one VINO has has
offended the electors In this - way mas nas
ever been reelected to any office ,cor0dlne lie
writer of the letter attributes Governor EorhGil i
defeat IN The State Convention TO the feeling mat
his proclamation against the lotteries wonla lnluc
his chances for reelection lie defends the io',ei-
les as not condemned i'll the Bible, alth9ugn 10, lo,-
teues wero used by the Jews. NO wohue'; Soa, Sono
tnues the letter that some of the Judges
have remopstrated at ; this i "o'; will wndn Gn
to the Democratic party by alternating the Voto ol
10000 voters and iDsuring the cnmly OF the OWNERS
of the lotteries who WELD such vast pohtlcai power
and influence over the constituencies IN TINS ana ali
other large towns and cities of the United stats.
Ii is conceded Oh all hands that they nave power
to control the elections in this city, ana nellher
political party can afford to have Its cause r'eu III
this WaV."