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Application has been received at the
Po.totiice Department for the appointment
OF Miss Lizze Mutt as poetmas!tr at Union.
town, Pa. she is Il sister Of young Mutt,
recently acquitted Mt Pitt,burgh, charged
with the murder OF Dukes.
The House yesterday passed the pleuro
pneumonia bill after voting down e motion
10 rccommit, made by Mr.. Randall.
Nearly every Republican voted for the bill.
and some Democrats from illinois, Iowa,
Jndiann. Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan and
Missouri.
Alta regular meeting OF the Senate Com
mittee Of Postoilice and Postroala, VIM.
Penn Nixon, proprietor OF the Chicago
Inter. Ocean made an argument in advocacy
Of reduction Of postal rates upon news.
papers to one cent per pound.
Representative Brewer was directed by
the House committee on manufacturers to
report favorably his bill to impose a.tiuo OF
rot more than 500 or punishment by i'm.
prisonment for three months on any per.
sou, interfering in any way with q CONNER.
cial traveller selling goods by sample.
Several prominent gentlemen have been
mentioned e. successors 10 late Minister
Hunt at St. Petersburg, among them ex.
Governor Boutwell,, OF Mrceacbusetls, and
ex. G Governor Sanford, OF Florida. II is
generally thought that should Governor
Bsutwell. desire the position he could have
it fer the asking. /.
A report has been quite generally clrcu.
lated in circles an;agonistic 10 .ha admin.
istration that Postmaster General Gresham
has stated that General Logan is the fist
choice ot Indiana, aud was rapidly gain.
ing strength Throughout the country. A
correspondent states upon tho best au-
thority that Mr.. Gresham has been incor-
rectly reported. Hs is loyal to the Pre!i-
dent. M ''i. ~. g
sSSenators Vance and Brown and Repre-.
srntatives Bennett, Gambler and Dibrell,
made arguments btfare the >Vays and
Means Committee and advocated changes
in the internal revenue laws. "a PROPOSE.
ton to allow lruit growers 10 make theil
own brandy without tax was favored, and
| the speakers asked for lees obnoxious lawf
relative to distillation. One or two Con.
gressmen advocated the abolition OF the
internal revenue laws. (. 4.
| The House Committee on Foreign fairs
by party vote, the Democrats ieyorins
and the Republicans opposing, on the bill
prepared by the Pacific delegation in Con
eress ior. The prevention Of Chinese emf
grafton, the clause in the original bill
j. which made It necee,ary for Chinese stu
dents to have certificates stating the studio
they were after and the length OF time 10
, tho completion Of the same, and that n
, student should remain here for period ex
ceeding 90 days alter completing thei
!. studies, was stricken out. $ls;i :sii3
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TELEGhAPH T Pi.

Tue Republican State Convention Of New
Jersey will meet April.i7.
{ Mr.. Edmund Smith, an early abolition.
ist aud associate OF VIM. Lloyd Garrigou,
died yesterday morning at Bcs:on. Il
The remains OF General Ord arrived ut
New York from Havana yesterday. They
were taken to Washington last night. =
| A committee OF Philadelphia citizens,
raising iupds ior the relief OF aafferers BY
the floods in the west, decided to forward
u car OF goods to Augusta, Ky. 49, Z
The Cors1l General Of Greece, at New
York, announces that his Government has
abolished the prohibition ugainst the i'm.
portation Of American hog products. The
decree took effect on the % instant.
The dry house connoc;ed with Mitchell,
Lewis 4 Co.'s wagon f.ctory, Racine, Wis
was on FIRE all yesterday morning, but by
stubborn work tho flames vera kept from
spreading 70 the factory. Loss S95,C00 tc
$50, 600. 7,a..r=
The boiler OF the stationary engine con
nectad with the pile driving machinery OF
tito Central railroad, exploded yesterday
mar Blaklay, Ga, killing the engineer
Wm. S'cau and SERIOUSLY wourding his
con; also the iiremsn and two negroes. Tht
engine and CAT were wrecked. 81 ~ \
a communication has been received
from the Berlin committee for the ohseqnie,
Of Dr.. Edward 9L's,er by Carl Schurz
Chairman Of the Nav York c. .mnittee, ex
pressing the thanks Il Ihe people 0. Berli1
for the mark Of honor aud respect paid t
the memory OF Lasker in America. p.
Tho committee appointed ut the Inde
pendent Republican conference met y,
teraay at Gan. BArlos's Office In Ne9
York City, and appointed two sub.com
mittess, one on crg ,niz .!ion aud the. .othe
i"r the OF securing headquarters in Nev
I York and Chicago. Another. committe
will select representative Republican,
from every Stn,e in the Union to form
central commi.tee and theu plan for til
organiz ttiou Of tho whole country will b
Adopted. 4; fS ~ 9y.;j
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CtBLE FLASHES,

/ pho.iales Pacha hes resigned the Cover.
norship Of Crete. Ii Is believed prepara-
tious are making for great Cre:an revolt,
Mrs. Mackey will be rpors,r with Con.
nod at the reception Of Mile. Nevada, the
American ptima donna, into the Catholic
church at Paris. 4 {e5
The accord Of Russia and the Vatican il
complete. A. Russian minister to th,
Taticanjwill be appointed and vacant See
Will be filled at the coming consis.ory,, z
d Advicts from Tonquin state that frest
bands Of pirates exc harasaing the prov
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Htnte 3;nnsr at the White House.

WASHINGTON, D G, February 2S.-The
President gAye State dinner a: the Whita
House tonight, Mt which the following
gaes.s we're presen': Ssnators Nor.
.ill, Dawes, Msrcy, Cock re.l,
Psndleton, Hawley, Bowen, Dolph, Pike
md Tobin, and their wives, Senator Hamp.
ton, Representatives Henderson, Relford,
Washbnrne, Mcrey, JAMES and Spripgs,
and their wives: Representatives Kas.
son, Morse mud Skinner, Messss. Murat
Halatead, OF the Cincinnati Commercial.
Gd:ttie, and Henry Wattetsan, the Louis.
Vile Courier.Journal, Madame Nillson and
Mias Freiinghuyse1. @
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A Big Running mitch.

PlrrsnuEau, February 2s.-The cha'-
lenge Of George Smith, the well known
sprinter, to run any loot racer in the coun-
try q 100 yard race tor from 81, 600 10 5000
aside, has been accepted by his old rival,
N. X. kettleman, OF Harper, Kansas. The
latter desired that the race should be ior
$1,000 side and Inn in a few weeks, bnl
Smith cannot run beiors two months, NJ be
is training William Hough for his race
with Skates Graham. ketlenan was in,
formed Of Smiths decision yesterday ant
he appeared Satisfied 10 wait. A meeting
Of the principals will be l.eld In a lev
weeks to complete arrangements for tht
race. Kettleman and Smith have eacf
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won one sprint from each other. The for.
mer recently defeated Fred Harman and
William jackson In time which Is given as
% seconds for 100 yards, but not authen.
A BIG kuIT
Against tho Executors Of Amnsn stone,
t-tr6 An Intel cSttuE Case, y H.

tt.laL-ls an fhteicSttnk shHcs ~ II .l't
CLEVELAND, o., February 2s.-A few
months ago Mr.. Myron I. Herrick brought
sui! in the Common Pleas Court against
Messrs. Dan 2. Eells, ". II. Harria, Ira
Harris, T. =. Handy, John Hay and Sam.
uol Mather, executors Of the will Of Amasa
Stone. Tbrse gentlemen were stockholders
in tho insolvent Kansas Rolling Mill Com.
pany. A judgment was rendered in favor
ot Herrick for some 100000 by default, as
no answer to the euit was iled. In this
connection . bill Of complaint was flied 10.
day in the United States Circuit Court by
the Merchants National Bank, OF Kansas
Oily, against the gentlemen named. The
BIZ! OF cempl8ipt Bays that at the Noyem.
Der term OF the Circuit Court Of the United
States at tho city Of Topeka, tho Merchants
National Bank recovered Judgment
against the Kansas Rolling Mill Com.
pany for the sum Of $50, ,2GS.70.
: Upon execution issuing no goods were
found upon which to levy, end the. present
action is Tor the purpose Of procuring the
money Iroa tho parties named, for, as the
bill Of complaint alleges, "These gentle.
men, through the officers or directors OF
tho company, over whom they had entire
control, illegally and in williul and direct
defiance Of the laws Of Kansas, for tie
purpose Of enabling them 10
avoid their liabilities, caused the directors
Of the company to authorize tho officers to
issus to them, In lieu oi;cerI'feates OF the
stock subscribed by them, contracts by
which the parties named were to receive
preferred stock to tho full amount OF their
original stock, which preferred stock was
equal to the sum total OF the asse:s, leaving
iona fdecreditors nothing for their claims"
Tie suit by Myron T. Herrick, referred
TO above, ia said TO have been device to
dcfraud tfte creditors, no money whatever
passing between tho parties 10 the suit.
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RlcllMosD, Va, February os-In the
House, to-day, Armis:ead Green, colored,
rose to q question Of privilege regarding
the statement of Congressman Wise. He
said: II an here to say, as f,r cs am con,
cerned, nsver had any transactions with
the gentleman (Wiss) in my life. 1 say to
Mr.. Wise, ayl do to the wnise pspn!a' ion
OF thiR country, that be ney,r wants to use
the colnred peoplo Tor nothing but Their
votea. revFr expect to visit him in his
parl.r or in hia kitchen, or in his s!able.''
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q utsnstro,ss HrcrE,

r CnlcAoo, February 2s.-The Daily M,cs'
PAr.s, Ill, special says: The local cast
bound passenger train on tho Indianapolis
& St Loais road, leaving hero ior Indian.
npolis, Mt twelve o'clock to-day, colliled
with the west bound through freight when
one mile east Of here, Theengines OF both
trains were demolished. Fireman Lind
sey, Of the freight, wsy Instantly killed.
The cars are sptintered and piled in com
ple!e wreck. Many passengers are hurt,
but at present the number and names OF
the killed and injured cannot be ascer-
iaine1. 1t is rr,nored twelve were killed.
The accident is supposed to be owing to
disobedience OF o,uert. s-.i
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TO THOSE esteemed cotemporaries which
take it for granted thai q Republican
electoral vote from any Southern State is
not to he though. OF, We desire to say that
West Virginia is in the field, and Virginia
North Carolina and Florida are also posi-
bili,ies. At the same time, it would be
great misfortune 10 determine the result ir
the convention by q. ."solid South"--a mis-
hap which We Go not contemplate. Wes
VIginia is one OF the Siales which canno
lie rugged" Ia
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0DoSovAS ROSA, with the report OF the
Victoria station explosion sounding in his
ears, u modest enough to aay, "We did il
aad We shall do more OF it;'' also, "it re-
q1lces money 10 carry on this var" The
crank is turned again, and the pennies
drop into the hat. How long, O., Rossa,
wilt tholt abuse tho confidence Of the poor
servant girls and laborers
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PIr1snuReu, February os.-The coal
miners Of the third pool inaugurated a
strike todsy Tor the district price 0! three
and one.lour'h cents per bushel. Fifteen
hundred men are out and only twenty-five
working the entire pool. The assessmen,
is one dollar per week for each miner
Three other lools have been made TO cup.
port the strike!e, aud ifthis fails general
suspension will be ordered. 5g.sss''o : r ;,
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san Francisco, Cali, February 2S S-The
committee Of citizens appointed 10 obtain
subscriptions in MD Of the OHIO river sui.
ietera, to-day collected s. ECO in fire hours.
One thousand dollars will Immediately be!
sent; g Gu, to augusta, Kentucky, Middle
pr, Onio, Jtdsrsonyille, Ind, and Ports
Ia .uih, Ohio. y, 45 s. <, iil7a
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EL MAnpts FOUNDERS are not molestlr G
m,,sicna,ies. OF late years we have been
so,ding Oh. IN inferior article oi missions
s,y. rt0liIiug more tkilltul treatment in
c,Csiug than troops on The march can
v;va IN him. .s-
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(;cncrnl Gruhn,n'. Moyciu,u,..

CAIRO, February 2s-Two Egyptian bat.
teries have started for Assauan. Fresh di.
rections have been sent General Graham
repeating previous orders to restrict his
operations 10 the defense of Suakim.
1'RlSKrrAT, February 25-General Ora.
ham marches from Fl. Baker this afternoon,
bivouaes tonight aud resumes his march
on Teb tomorrow. One company is'leit
10 Suard Trinki,at. ss 'lasss
LONDON, February cS The report of a
battle between General Gsaham's troops
and the rebels near. Trinkitatis Is not con.
tirmed. It's expected battle will be
fought to-day K
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YOUNG VANDALy.
a Bnnd OF Little Girls who Caused Sad
~. IlhYAc mONg IOuIlIAiuliCh. VI -

Ilnvac 4 monE Tombsioncs. ~. =.
BnooKLYS, February eS.-Alagsic Howe
aud Annie Nelson, two small gilla, were az.
rested yesterday charged with malicious
mischief For: several months seulp,orss
in the neishborhood Of Greenwood ceme-
terry have been much annoyed by u band
Of little girls, whose ages range from 5 10 S
years, who entered their yards at night
and damaged the grave s.ones by chipping
them with hammers aad stoae8 and ocea.
sionally overturning the marble siabs.
About lwo months ago valuable mnrhlei
,croas was overturned and destroy.,
cd. Then the firm to which 1t be-.
longed euilta high board fence around the
yard, but this was carried away for kind
ling wood, Two weeks ago the little girls
overturned fourteen plain marble slaba,
cbippisg and oshef fwise iejlriag then.1 A \
watchman was then hired 10 scard the
premises ut night, and Tho mos. valuable
stones were housed up in the shed. Tho
girls were no. deferred by thin pftcantion,
and one night the watchman Mas pe.pd
With rotten egss and dtcayed vegetables.
He pursued bis tormsntors and racogniz sd
III one ai them little girl whose parents
hs knew. ~ H. K
About a week ago the children again
visited the marble yard and overturned
twenty-!our monuments. Mr. Tandy, ono
Of the victims, determined to stop the work
Of the msraudeTs. rne little girl recogn'ze
by the wa,chmEa was found and induced
10 give the namea Of some OF her compan.
ions. the result was that the Howe and
Nielsen children were arrested. When
Justice Bergen Questioned them, they sob
biDgly admitted the:r guilt They were too
young 10 be punished by Imprisonment,
bu, the Justice cent orlhsir parents and
entered into Gu understanding that they
should be properly punished when they;
reached homc. Alter rep.inlandiug them
be sent them home with their parents.
Other arrests will be made. III - n, 80 s,s.;
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JA.lsErr,S NEW nUyE.



& t,tHf Grader On tho Nip.
PITTSBURGH, February 2S.-NTr. John
jarrett, Of the Tiu.p,ate Association, was
found at his office yesterday by press rep
resentative busily engaged upon q lengthy
document, which he afterwards explained
was an answer TO tue recent arguments in
favor OF free trade made by atessrs. SheI.
man and Anderson, Of Brooklyn, n. Y, be.
fore the Committee Of Ways and Means
at Washington City, OF the time Of the up.
pearsncs OF the committee from this city
who offered protective argnmen.
against the passage OF tho Morrison
bill. Said Mr.. jarrett, II listened to the
argument ol Mr.. Sherman before the com.
mlttee, and must acknowledge that his
manner OF presenting census statistics be-
icre tho committee was 30 complete and
his argument 60 feasible that ! ny self wss
sstonished, but | secured frum the commit
tee the privilege Of refusing bis argument,
and l am now engaged ia preparing my
statement, which l shall forward to the
Ways and Means Committee tomorrow or
Saturday" Nh
1know that 1ir. Sherman il light to
his profession, butt feel certain tuat
thall be able TO prove to that committee
that he has only twisted the line Of argu.
ment which he pursued to suit the ends
and wishes of those by whom he was GIN
ployed and whose interests he represented.
/ am not prepared at this time to give an
outline OF my present work, but am al.
most certain 1t will accomplish the end in.
tended. l have worked under the free trade
system, and have a so labofed uader the
protective banner, and know h!ch is the
better for American woskmen. The end is
approaching and the ii sht vii! be a bitter
one between free trade and a tariff, bu!
tariff will predominate. II it should not,
then will tia, old story Of experience hsinp
R hard taskmas.sr for fools to learn under
b. again verified, and, once verified, the
free trsde supporters will have gained iii
experience lna. will have cost them dear
but, Tor my part, have 10 idea that the
lesson will ever be learned. American
workmen could not endure such a trial
and. lookingto their own interests, they
will never permit it to be mada,n =
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a substt,n,o r,r sIo-rl,on,. mn.

WASHINGTON, D. O., February 2S-At a
meeting OF eight Democratic members ci
the Ways and Means Committee it was
unanimously sgrced to1eport q substitute
for Morrison's tariff bill. The substitute il
identical with the bill introduced by Nor.
riaon except tha: tho free list is confined to
salt, coal and lumber. Tho other articles
on tue free list as prepared by Morrison
will come under ii provision providing for
20 percent horiz)nta reduction. The
Democratic members OF the committee say
tho substitute will be presented e! an early
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"TnE DAnyIiie and Copiah sifllrs were
undoubtedly unfortunate" says the Rich
mona D.pa.ch, Can this be the dawnins
Of sn era Of admissions? Presently it will
be confessed that somebody Wa hurt in one
or both Of ih9ss "uniortuuate affairs"
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Strike Of Rolling MIL Hands,

porTsviLLE, Pa, February 2s,-rhep pud:
dlers and helpers at tho Fishback rolling
mills struck week ago on account OF the
reduction at four mills on extra allowance
for aid to tho man who wheels puddled
iron from The furnace to The rolls. The re-.
duction was restored, and then the men
demanded payment for the time the ,e-
duction lasted. This was granted on cou.
dilion that they would return TO work L :
morrow. The men decided not to return
this week and the operators have with
drawn their agreement.
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BEnLlS, February 2S Leading poll.
ticlans hero are discus ing the question
whether the Reichstay will adopt resolu.
ton thanking the United States House Of
Representatives for its resolution Of con-
dolence on the death OF LasSer,i lsq5
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Win, tho Miscr0scs;,c Revealed,

NILES, Mich, February oS.-Albort Vet
ter, arca 90, one Of the trichi, &c victimp,
who was buried here, had portions OF hiH
muscles taken from hia body after death
and thoroughly examined by miscroEco-
piss. The result Of tie various exarnina-
lions wss mos! wonderful, revealing trici,-
iIm in numbers almost incredible. In a
portion Of flash five.aixteenths Of All inch
in thickness, there were found lS7. well-de.
veloped trichit M. Ssversi more OF tho
family are still i'll with the same diseaar,
but hopes are entertained OF their recovery.
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ince OF Namdlnah. Mandarins hive nc.
naced the mission house at KPzo. a Troops
have been sent TO protect It. iI 5-I7
4 Tribute " nlni,tcr Hunt,

LONDON, February 2s.-The Tins,
speaking Of the late Minister Hunt, says
"Nlr. Hunt was a southerner, honest and
sturdy, and OF venerable presence. He
might have sat to paint as typo ol the Pu-
riian father. His was a prominent head
amongst the crowd Of diplomats present ai
The coronation at tho Kremlin last May.
Hospitality was nowhere more freely OF
grsciously disslsyea than at hjs clssan,
hired villa 81 Moscow, over which waved
tho atRrsaEd Rtripee.n Az. . L.--L .l.. n
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The Boston Adrerti:er, having surveyed
the ield, reaches this conclusion: "Uni..
vcrsal suffrage tempered by assassination
appears to bO tbe political creed OF Ccpial'
c5ualy." This differs in some respects
from the republican form Of Government
Of the Constitution.
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GOVERNOR JACKSON, CT West Virginia, ad.
dtcs'ct the ool Growers Association al that
shth III Wheeling lust week. and he whipped the
MlE around the stump In this fashion "a tarin
iot the sake Of Protection but tsrt 50 lsid rs to
meet The wants OF tho Government, economically
kaaMtahtclcd, and so adjusted that the Industries
G,'he country should receive proper plotecsion."-
Philadelphia FrtS ~ ,lSa,lf q. .',s-
The lSrILMdEyoER begs to assure His
Bourbon Excellency that the Press is a
we!l-meaning newspaper which would be
The last 10 enter the house Of mourning il
it fully appreciated tho situation. The
l''ss will be good enough to understand
hereafter that Democratic statesmen in
West Virginia havo come upon double
]oin.ed times-il they take either horn o'
the tariff dilemma they will be, ,impaled
uncomortably on tho other.
In ordinary time3 and under common.
place circnmstancc1 our noble Governor
has been able to DRIFT gently and safely
With the party tide, but his praeticed eye
saw rocks and breakers ahead in the WOO
growers. meeting; he was unproyided with
any official chart, and he was confronted
at that supreme moment with a task o
very difficult navigation. This is what lee
our esteemed cotemporary TO speak, will
lll.dissnised desire to disparsgp, Of Hi
Bourbon Excellency's oration as "whip
picg the tariff around tue stump. a
Later in the season, when the Goyerno
gets into s,me Of the remote districts, wher
he is reyerently regardsd ns Andrew Jack
son, no will make this woods ring with
perfectly satisfactory Interpretation Of th
text. As the Governors personal orgal
and Tho only newspaper in tho Slate whic
hsa the courage to stand by him at a
lines the ISrELLldEScRR resents thi
Assault by a foreign foe. a ii$
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The OHIO. h.n,c c0nycn,itn.

( CoLuMnee, @" FEBRUARY 2S-The RI,
publican State Genital Committee today
fixed the dates OF The State convention |.
April 23 and 81, a, Cleveland. The Cor
yeotion will select four delegates -at LARGO!
!or Chicago, aud the olhels will be- sel4s,.,
cd By G ng1eesional dsa!ric,s either at or /;
btfore the Convention. s.5;I}''S5ifS. ISs
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Mn MORRISON is q statesman in tougs
luck, Ills ow1 paslisans on his committee
have 10 knock his tariff bill on the heat
and haah up the bonss to make it preien.
atle ltmight have been left with the or'
position to wipe up the tl1or with Mr.
Morrison, -LL-
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Providing Ior ru,ar, Con,iuxeuc,cy.

RlcnNoSp. Va, February IS In view
Of the arrest OF the judges OF election NY
officers Of the United S,stea Government,
a bill was introduced in the Senate to day
providing, that whenever judges Of election
shall bo arrested and taken into custody
they shall either close the poll, canvass tue
votes aad make thtir retur1s, Or judges SO
arrested shall save the power and authority
10 awear in rs judges Of election 50 many
as may be arrested or summoned NJ wit
nssses, from byssanders, who shsll ,ischn,ge
the duties imposed upon the judges elec.
by law, 5a}gl. 5lll. .}5.r. ~ - 5s3'9.s i. ~ -s