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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25
THURSDAY. JANUARY s5.. 1888.
THE REFUNDTNG MATTER.

In reply toa communication hy Mr.
). N. Wheeler, relative Ia refnnding
of the county bonds, ex-Conmissioner
Holmes submits TO tho public this week,
through the columns of the News, a
q complete history OF his connection
and that Of hls fellow commissioners
with that affair. IL is plain statement
of the different propositions received by
the commissioners for rounding, AND
their reasons for the course which they
have pursued. and will be accepted, we
believe, by the impartial read
er az the truthful representation
OF gentleman whose action IL
connection with the rerunding problem
has been prompted by sincere dcsir'
u serve what he deemed TO be the hes
interests of the public.
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Reports come from Mexico Of the dis
covery near La Paz of the largest pearl
the world has ever seen. 1t is of light
color and ovcl form, one inch in length
and three quarters of an inch thick at
its shortest diameter, and of surprising
lustrc. No doubt the oyster was glad to
he put out of its misery, for its tenant
was too big TO be accommodated and too
strong 10 he dispossessed. For long
time the poor bivalve has been unable TO
close its habitatiOn. The owner of the
pearl says that an offer of sum less
than $4,000 for his treasure would he
treated with perfect contempt.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

The Hess Opera company, we are in
sornAed by the Clone, did not give the
satisfaction expected of them at Atchi-
son. This town. with all due regard to
its enterprise, is not, by any stretch of
the fancy. musical center, and we
think we do the place no injus-
tiee when We say that popular
taste there is not fully attuned TO the
sweet influences OF the higher and more
classical expressions Of harmony. The
aSeragc Aichisonian finds richer delec-
tation for The ear in the shriil death
vail of the expiring porker, as it comes
waited from the packing house, than in
she diFinest strains that ever echoed
through concert hall or flooded the lyric
ataOa
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

The Tennessee Legislature passed a
resolution last week in favor of tariff
for revenue only, and the Louisville
Courier Journal halls the declaration as
''the first forward movement in tariff
reform which, now beginning to take up
IFS line of march, will from this date
grow hourly in velocity and force,
sweeping down TO the convention period,
until it becomes an irresistible column
of united and unterrified Democrats"
It's unkind to say it, perhaps, but the
country is not looking to Tennessee for
Its political principles these days.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

The ruling OF the Iowa supreme court
declaring the prohibitory amendment in
that state unconstitutional, is based
upon mere technically, and does not
effect the principle of prohibition. 1t
was pronounced to he the policy of the
state by majority of its voters, and
public sentiment is in favor of testing
this m elhod of temperance reform, and
will doubtless employ the appointed
means for giving prohibition a fair trial.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

This is said to lie the origin Of the
expression, "wbo struck Billy Patton
son 3" VIM. Patterson was wealthy
Baltimorlan who owned land in Frank
lin county. Georgia. In one of his Wis
sis to that region he rushed into crowd
0f buliies TO stop free fight, snd some
one struck him severe blow from be-
hind. He called out. "Who struck Billy
Patterson ~ and aaally offered $1,000
for the information without avail. Years
afterward he recited the facts in his
will, and bequeathed $1,000 to be paid
by his executors to the man who would
answer the question, "Who struck Billy
Pattersony" The viii is on record at
GAINESVILLE, Georgia.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

Gen. Shernsn. in letter to friend
in 81. Louis, wishes it made knowu that
no earthly consideration wig induce
him TO embitter the remainder Of his
life by holding out the least prospect
that any possible combination OF circum-
stances or events will make him a presi-
Dental candidate" "The president, /" he
adds, "a is at best but figure-head. Con-
gress Is the real power in this govern
ment, and any president who undertakes
to stamp his individuality will find him.
self tied hand and foot by laws ask
you 10 assert with emphasis that you
know my unalterable determination, and
that 1t viii be idle to appeal to me.r
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

\ Pittsburg hotel clerk says that every
traveller is nervous since the Milwaukee
fire and wants a room on the first or sec
ond floor That, he adds, is the invari :
able result of such a catastrophe, and 1t
lasts for several weeks; but gradually
anxiety dies out, and before long people
take rooms on the upper floors without
complaint, and often congratulate them
selves on the better air and wider pros.
meet thus obtained
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"Four Heats is the attractive title
VI = serial which is running in the Kan
sas City Journal. The Missouri news
paper which furnishes to its readers in
telligent and reliable data regarding the
popular pastime of poker can safely
claim The medal for having comprised
the best possibilities of journalistic en-
Ternrisp
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Nntine

Notice = hereby given that ths board Of
county commissioners will receive sealed nro-
pOsHis at the office OF the county clerk, in the
city OF EmpOria, up to IL IA. OF Eehreary -,
1855, for the experimenting of the ~ GU touu-
Y poor farm for one Year. from March l, 1855
TIE successful bidder must comply sub
staEtiatIy To the terms and conditions upon.
which said poor farm has heretofore been.
managed.
Said conditions and Tequi rements csn be
county.
BY order of the hoard, Jan. ., lSSs
" 4 EMINlI- i,nnl.iA- Z lcrE
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Notice to Masons and Builders,

Notice Is hereby given that seal ed proposals
Will be received by The board OF county com
missioners of yoa county At the oIlirs OF the
county clers. IN the city oil EIntuIia, M to
IL IN, o. February IL 1855 for the erection OF
liers Il Al tire placing oil tina sHpeFst ructurG
IN posi- ion Tor bridge over Moon ere, K, in
Iike town>hip- Plaus anu specifications for
same cati be seen at the ccanty clerk Office
n said ely of EgnjsOIia
The !. ART reserves the light TO reject any
and all bids.
The successful bidder must be prepared to
enter into contract ar give bond for faithful
performance of same.
BY order of the board, Jan o. lisa
4 \ 4, 4
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We will not confess to peneidRt tor
gambling, nor do we entertain chimeri-
calViews regarding the beauty of Mis-
souri, women; but we are willing TO take
a few bets, two to one. that there were a
score or more of western corn-fed girls
at the Craig Rifles ball at Kansas City
Friday night that could give Mrs. Lang
Try fair start and still leave her out in
the cold on the gate money.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25
a Mob of Masked Men.

SHAwNEETowS. Ills, Jan. "a EARLY
yesterday morning mob of masked
men attempted 10 enter the jail for the
purpose OF lynching the eolored muir
deFer, Holmes They were repuised at
the first attempt by the sheriff and his
deputy. The mob brought out cannon
in front of the jail and threatened to
batter down the walls, but a shot from
the Jail, the ringing OF the court house
bell and the gathering citizens frIghten-
cd them away
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A novel and commensurate method of

A novel and commendable method of
instructing the people in the issues
which will be prominent in the Ma
tiOpal CANVASS Of next year is suggested
by some South Carolina papers They
recommend that che pariy clnbs
throughout the state hold meetings for
the discussion of political and economic
subjects. 1t is argued that this is safer
and wiser way than 10 neglect the work
until heated and exciting canvass has
begun The suggestion comes from
Democratic source, and is Intended for
Democrats, but it NIGH, he well for the
Republicans, especially in the south. to
adopt 1t and act upon il.
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e. W. DOUGLAS s, Treas.
O u PATrEN, 1'ru-t tee
+. L. FRYE, Clerk.
s4tE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the IN
~ dersiKued administFiN VIII, on tuesday
the 29,h day OF February, 4. l.. ISIS, at the
late residence OF Nicholas LOcSermaD, de-
ceased, sell at public auction the personal
estate OF said decedeut, consulting OF horses
mules, farming implements. ousehoii goods,
etc, to the highest and best bidder, tor cash
IN hand tor all sums under Gye dollars and
on nine months time for all sums over i've
collars; for all deferred payments notes TO be
given with good snreties. Ia he approved by
the I'm iersigned. all notes to bear interest az
the rate oi ten per centam per annum. Sale
TO begin AT O'clock prompt
SARAH +. LOCKERMAN.
Administrators of Estate OF Nicholas Locker
man, deceased. W4t
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at St. Ions

81. LoUIs. JANUARY 81
flour Easier, not lower.
Wheat-LOWeF; fairly active No : red.
81 ez31 o.. cash; No. 3 red. Csc.
corn-Firm; trading AZ lower prices, 5Ok0
fs1Sc, cash.
Oats Dnii: lower, a1k@s5tEc, cash.
Pork DALI 81 IS, cash.
Lard Nominal, SO So.
Hegs-Rseeipts, s.2ae: shipments. l,fs9: ae-
iysi strong higher; Workers, s. lgge IS;
packing. sc Is86 20: butchers. s. 3sG6 6s.
Cestle-R Receipts. 400; active; arm; 5000
demand for al grades; shipping steers range
s. seas co; butchers. 8 ss44 g.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

Under "A recent change IN the English
law. wife may sue her husband, pros
ecnte him criminalIy aud even make
him bankrupt. The American public
viii he surprised TO learn that the last
aamed God-gIvsn privilege should ever
have been denied TO women IN a country
which boasts OF La Christian civilize-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

A Virginian alleges that on removing
= cake OF ice that had been for several
years In the bottom Of his Ice-house he
found it perforated with cells which
were occupied by long worms of n
whitish color. The Wytheville Enter
prise vouches for the story, and says
that the statement of this Albemarle
county man has since been corroborated
hy the experience of others.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

Itbegins TO be apparent that the Dem
Gcraiic party is in danger OF making
record enough, even before the Demo
cratic convention convenes, to cripple it
hopelessly for number of years. Its
complete devotion to un- American tariff
principles and the insincerity of its civ
il service reform professions have been
pretty thoroughly demonstrated.
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Nntica to phusinians

Notice Is hereby given that sealed PROPOSALS
VIII bc received by the board OF county com
missionerS III LYON county, AT the oiiice of the
county clerk, IA the city oI Emporia, an 10 ~
m Of February IS. 1883. ior Inrpi-iia., abe,
p1oS OF Lyon county with ntel cal attendance.
medicine and stiiaulantS fer one YEAR said
proposals 10 Inciuie all poor ia th,. county
anfiinary and ttc county prisSneF> ia the
county Jail.
Said commissioners reserve tho r'ghi a.
reject any and all bids
Iiy order oi the hoard, Jan y. 1883.
w , EWING. IaultY Clerk
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The secretary of the treasury has ap-
proved of a change proposed by the su-
periniendent of the Philadelphia mint
In the diameter. device and inscription
OF the five cent nickle coin" The new
piece will he slightly larger than the
.,11
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H-,.h,h n,co,a

NEW York, JAN es-Tne weather is
bright but very cold. The thermometer
is st zero. Reports from various places
on Long Island say tile mercury is to
degrees below zero The bays are
frozen over and teams are crossing.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

Persons who have business at st.
Louis may he interested IN knowing
that the few cases of smallpox there are
thoroughly quarantined. and that Lang
try has concluded her engagement in
lhai city
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

Foriy-ihree old maids held meeting
at Quebec recently 10 consult upon the
best means of exiricating themselves
form their forlorn condition. Some
women never know when they are well
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

The report Ofihe warden of the Kan.
sas state penitentiary gives the follow
ing statistics of that institution for the
years named:
In prison July /. 1873 ....s-...... zoo
Received during the year ending Jane 80.
1879 .-................ 81
Lett in confinement amer June %, 1879 alter
deducting pardlOus, escapes and deaths go
Received during year entiing juno 81, 1870 Sc
In confinement June %, 1870. after deduct
ing as before - SOL
Received during year ending JrEe 30. ISL aG0
In eonflnementJUne 80. 1891, AFTER dcsiuct-
ing rs be ore ........-..---.. = GO
Received during year ending J une 30. lSS3 80
Total in prison wear ending June %, 1879 SlI
Total in prison year ending June 90 1880 alB
Total in prison year ending Juns 80. 1871 95l
Total in prison year ending June 20, 1852 go
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The compensation to be derived from
u published controversy between Stan
ley and DeI3razzS will be an enlarge
ment of the popular knowledge Of the
geography of Central Africa.
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A. Chicago.
CHrcAao lam,

CHICAGO. January "a
Hogs -Recefpss, se.O-o; fairly active; cts
higher: light. - s0as 20; mixed packing. 50
as 30; heavy packing and shipping. se 400
6 50.
Cattle Receipts. 5000; stronger. prime,
So Is9G 80; good 10 choice. 81 2sG5 %; buteh-
ers. 81 so0s y; stOckeEs S. sS64 SO
Wheat-Lower; regular; q oIs6Gl 10,
January.
corn-Lower, ees.
Gats-Lower. ss;.c
Rye Lower, Csc.
Barley Nominal. e00sIc.
Pork-Lewer. ST. Is, January.
Lsrd-LoBer. 40 OK, January.
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THE BUSINESS MARTs.
THE PRICES AT TRADE OENTEKs
At Kansas City.
especially for TIE DAILY NEw

At Kansas City
Re Il especially for TEz DAILY NEE
every afternoon by
INDY j. SNYDER & co,
R0om, 80 and "a Exchange Building
ANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
KANSAS CITY, January -.
Cattle Receipts, $50; Arm; unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; weak; to 10 cents
lower; range, IS 9OGs IS.
The Daily indicator reports; wheat-Eie-
ceipts, 1885 bus; shipments. 22.e03 bus
market Weak; No. cash, IKE bid; 7se ask
ed No. cash. SIC; No. cash. gIkc bid
exc asked.
Con-Reeeipts, 81. o5s bus; shipments, IS,
935 bus; market weak; No. 2 mixed, cash,
4l5<3n5se.
oass-NO- 2. cash. ssc bid; ssxe asked.
Butter-Unchanged
Eggs-steady at De dozen
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

A Connecticut man committed suicide
IN order TO win bet that he would be
dead before morning. The commercial
instinct seems to triumph over death in
the wooden nutmeg state.
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Notiee to Untlertakey>S

SOtiSe Is hereby give that sealed propos-
AIS WEI be received BY the hoard Of county
commissioners OF Lyon cCsln;y, Il. the onice OF
the county eierE, in the city OF Eua sotia, M,
20 * ~ va. OF FEBRUARY -. ISIS, for furAishioE
coihns TO hurY tAe poor ct Lyua county sos
one year, .Eoga March J. ISS3.
l$ order 81 the heard Jan. y, lSsS
w. 4. EWING GAountY iarI
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Plumb Dec,area EIse,ea

ToPEKA. HANS, Jan. 24-In Joint ses-
SION of the legislature to-day the vote
for United States senator taken in the
separate houses Tuesday was announced,
and r. b. Plumb was declared elected,
receiving I2s votes.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

The demand for the publication of the
pension list is getting louder. II Is more
than suspected that it covers one of the
biggest frauds of the times.
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McPherson the Lucky chap.

TRENTON, N J., Jan. 23.-The house
and senate voted separately today for
United States senator and Mcpherson
received one more Voie than + est asary
10 secure election.
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There are said - be forty pistols to
every sub-soil pillow in the state of Mis-
sissippi. We believe il was Senator
Hoar who called the attention of the
country TO the fact that the south had
been raising more HI than corn for the
past twenty years.
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Notice Of Election.

To whom il may concern.
Public notice is hereby given that thcrt,
mas been presented to rs a petition 81 gned by
at least TIVE -liths OF the voters OF Recalling
township, Lyon county, Kansas asking 'tthat
vote be taken upon the question of complet-
ing bridge, ut Patton's ford, un aud over I42
creek, ana AZ Swans ford. ON anI over Duck
eEetk. both IN said township. and for the pay
ment thereof; the Issuing OF the bon oil said
townShlp IN u susn not exceeding SIX hundred
dollars tSoN1. TO draw interest not exc. a ling
from date.
It l. therefore hereby ordered that such
vote be taken at tee time and place of the
regular annual ell ction IN sal townsi IL on
the first Tuesday in February. 4 d. 1888 /;
that sad election SHAH he by ballot the tick
cts used having written o. PRINTED thereon
the words, Nor the bridge hoBds'- or against
the bridge bonds and returns thereof made
according 90 law.
&. W. DOUGLASS. Treas.
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II Is reported that several shooting
scranes at prayer meetings at Abilene
Kan, have aroused such church going
spirit that the preachers sre anticipating
9 great revival.
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Mr.. Gamble asked leave TO explain his

Mr.. Gamble asked leave To explain his
vote and said:
Dir. Speaker, | represent here par;icu-
larry u soldier clement. faithfully / can
aot but cast my vote for soldier, and
one who has proved himself an able
friend of the soldier in the legislature of
congress, / therefore vote fer Preston B.
| Plumb
Mr.. Green, Of LeavenworIh, said he
| proposed TO vote IN accordance with the
wish of his constituents as he under
stood them. Their interests had receiv-
ed markell consideration AZ the hands of
| the senator whose term is about To ex
pire, and he therefore cast his vote for
Preston b. Plumb. tApplause.l
The votes at MIR. B0rton, Mr. Lingen-
| felter, and Mr.. Martin, of Davis, we've
also received with applause.
| Mr.. Faulkner, on the call of the roll
voted for Mr. Plumb, bur before the an
nOuncement of the result changed 10
Martin.
| TWO SESSIONS HEREAFTER.
| MIR. Mitchell offered resolution that
the regular sessions of the house here
after begin at 10 O'Clock in the morning
and 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Agreed
TO.
Mr.. Speer moved a reconsideration of
the vote by which the house refused TO
seat Mr.. Lloyd as representative from
| Rawlins comfy.
The speaker held that the gentleman
from Douglas had no standing To make
the motion as he did not vote on the side
that prevailed.
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR RAw4INs.
The motion was then renewed by Mr..
Veale and agreed TO.
THE RELIGIOUS TEST.
ME, Drought then called up his con-
) current resolution directing the Warden
of the penitentiary to allow religious
services to be held IN the chapel OF the
: institution by clergymen of any denom-
NATION, without preference, and moved
: its adoption.
A debate ensued, during which con-
siderable feeling was developed.
Mr.. Grover took the floor and asserted
, that the right was asked by Catholic
/, priests TO hold a secret mass IN Jhe
, chapel, from which oSscers, guards, and
!, all Of other tARn the Catholic faith were
!, To be vigorously excluded. This lit
!, denounced as utterly subversiye of dis
!, cipline. p.
Mr.. Drought and Mr. Carroll, in tdrr
pronounced the statement incorrect and
said any person could attend the eyer
cises, as they can those held in the Gath
olic chErches of this oily.
Mr.. Elder did not see that the alop
o tion of the resolution could do any good
The warden would not BE- Obliged t,
heed IT.
s A motion To refer the malieS e. liz
|, committee ON pentten.iary was vote'
i dowS.
3 Pending It's consideration, on motion
y of Mr.. SchillIng, the house adiouIne,
Z, to IL 80 Wednesday,
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The Cold snap.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-Ths weather. as
YEP GhaVs 40 signs of moderatinR. The
temperature at 8 o'clock was 90 degrees
below zero. The area of cold seems to
have ills center over Lake Michigan. lis
western edge rests on the Missouri river
and its northern boundary Is unknown.
Throughout this feaioa the temperature
has for two days heen of extraordinary
severity, the thermometer ranging from
10 at Chicago to go degrees below zero,
the latter at Winnipeg Last night
no loss OF life from freezing
was reported, bgt great suffering is ex-
peyienrea by those necessarily exposed
Railroad embargo of general trains is
running few hours behind schedule
time. Dispatches at 4 O'Clock this
morning from points in the western ex
tremity of the cold belt. INDICATE rIs.
ing temperature accompanied by snow
cattle on the ranges. with the exception
OF sickly calves. have stood the storm
we'll and the loss among them Is moi
great.
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We advise every farmer or stock rals-
er TO invest in Sheridan's Cavalry Con-
dition Powders and feed them out to
their herds this winter. Depend upon
it it will pay big interest. Don't buy
the large packs as some of them are
worthless. Gold at Moore's drug store
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-25

The largest county in the country is
Custar county, Montana. Ii contains
10000 square miles.
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Il is a dangerous thing TO neglect a
cough or cold or any difficulty of the
throat or lungs Lose not q moment in
getting bottle of Johnson's Anodyne
LiHiment. You can rely upon it TO cure
you. II is also a sure preventive of
dIphtheria. Sold at Moore's drug store.
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The same OldGrist

ST. PAUL, Jan. 24-On the first ballot
to-day Window got 81 Wilson, ~
Cole, Il; Hubbard, IL; Dunnell, 10;
Kindred, 8; Start, 4 Farmer, 3; Davis,
Z; Wakefield, 2; scattering, 4 Total.
lag. Window is the same as yesterday,
The third ballot did not show envy yaa-
terial cbapga and wa the last taken.
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Kansas extends a cordial invitation 10
Colorado, Nebraska, Michigan, Mime
sofa, and other states which are having a
monkey and parrot time over their
senatorial elections, to join the pTocts-