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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-06
MonR YRARa AHO

In the midst Of ihs uncertainty about
the pFendentlaI coniest-an uncertainty
that may not for several days. IL e pos
sible, gIve-placs 70 decisive knoWIedgs;
with the great Etase Of New York IN
doubt, and closer than ever before IN it,
history; with stu room for question in
all the other states that have all AIOag
been conceded by both parties 70 be
doubtful, New Jersey. Conpeeticut and
Indiana; with Q close vote. Astonishing
from Republican standpoint In Wis
eonsin and Illinois; with an offset TO
that in the situation In Ylrginis and
West Virginia, where Rourbonism seems
70 hsYe received heavy blow; with the
Issue dependent upon 30 many DOUBT
full statea, aud with the assured
vote OF the two great parties 90 nearly
equal though there IL no reason foE Re-
publican dependency, II would seem m
wise 70 predict anything with any as
sumption whatever Of certainly. The
chances seem TO be about even.
Meanwhile during the hours Of sus-
pense the INTENSE intsreat will dnd re-
lief In the usual amount Of figuring, con-
suItation of political tables, comparisons
Of msjoEities. addition and sub
traction Of electoral votes. It Is
harmless amusement. and assists ma
terially n preserving the equilibrium
of the American citizen in these trying
times. To help slong this good result,
therefore, we append few of the more
significant facts pertaining to the vote
OF four years ago that may be Of mater.
al convenience for purposes Of compar.
ison.
In New York state the vote for Gar
field in 1880 was 555, 544, for Hancock
5s4.5l1; Weaver. 1888; Dow. 1917.
Gar6eld's majority over Hancock was
81. OBS. Kings county (BrooklyD) gave
Hancock over Garfield 9,811; New York
county, Hancock oyer Garfield Al. PCS.
The state outside of these counties
gave GARFIELD over Hancock, II $40
In Indiana Garfield received 232, i64
votes and Hancock 225,522. q majority
for Garfield over Hancock Of 6,642.
New Jersey was carried for Hancock
by small plurality. Garfield received
12O.555, Hancock 1225S5, Hancock re-
ceivlng e,010 more votes than Garfield.
Connecticut gave Garfield 81, OH, Han
cock 64.4lb; Garfield over Hancock
1855.
Illinois gave Garfield 4O.71e votes
more than Hancock in total vote of
622, 312.
Virginia cast its electoral vote for
Hancock by . majority Of 44,S37. The
total Democratic vote was 127, 9T6, Of
which S6.449 was Regular, ana 1887
Readjuster. That this year 1t Is to be
added to the Republican columns.
In West Virginia Hancock received
IL, 14S more votes than Garfield.
In Wisconsin Garfield received 90 ,591
votes more than Hancock.
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CANADA

TORONTO, Nov. 5.-There is consider
able excitement here over the presiden-
tial election N the United States. The
newspaper Offices are thronged with
people anxious to know the latest news.
In the grand opera house. during the
performance last night. the results were
read at the end OF each act. When the
reports indicating Clevelsnd's majority
in New York were announced there
was loud cheering Montreal and OF
taWa dispatches announce great interest
there il tie election.
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NEW JERSEY

TRENTON, Nov Monmouth coun-
TVS majority for Cleveland is reduced to
1000. Pidcock, Democrat. for con-
gress is elected in the Fourth district by
800 majority.
The Trenton Times estimates CIeve-
lands majority at 5000. The Republi-
cans elect four out of nine congressman,
and probably carry the legislature by a
majority of five on joint ballot. The
senate will be Republican by one ma.
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Gen. DIX Puts on his UnisOrn.


The following anecdote Is from "a IL
Illustrated article in the October Century
by George F. Williams. che well-known
war correspondent, on Lights and
Shadows Of Army Life: In scne regi-
ments the discipline was 90 strict thas
men on post IS sensinels were on tAe
alert % discover any delinqueney
Of their superioFs. At federal
Hill, Baltimore, Colonel (afterWaTd gen.
eraIl Warren gave orders 70 his Zo1aYe
guards that only officers IN uniform
were 70 be admitted into camp. One
bright Sunday morning in August, 1851,
General DIX, who commanded the troops
guarding the city, walked over from
Fort AcHenrY attired in a old linen
dusfeF, instead of the brass buttoned
and yelvet-cuffed coat belonging %
his rank. Attempting TO pass the llne
Of sentrles in company with an side. the
old general was amused ct dnding 8
muskes barring his passage. while the
aide, with his giilterirg ehouIdsE straps,
was permitted 70 enter.
But don't you see that this Is Gen
eTzl Dix p exclaimed the aide, augriiy.
We'll. between you and me, Msjo9,'
said the Zouave, his eyes tWinklEng with
amusement, Il zee very well who e IL,
but IL General Dix wants 70 ges into thu
camp, be had better 60 back and put On
his uniform
q sYun are quits right, sentry Re.
marked the general IN 60 back and
get my coat
''An hour Afterwards. the general, d
/ full uniform, approached the camp, and
accepted the salute due his rank and
position, and the incident Increases
his admiration f0z the entire command.'
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ClevsIsnd at Hone.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Noy. 3.-Goy.
Clevland arrived here this morning ct
z rs accompanied by his friend E. d.
Tathell Of the T1fft house, and TutheIl's
nephew. The governor declined the
use Of Tutheli's carriage and quietly
strolled 70 his usual bFeakfasting rest
aurant, where after partaking Of hearty
meal he repaired 10 his rooms over his
ONCE and later, ct about 10 O'Clock
wss ct his desk in his law
oHaes. Il was expected that The goYer::
nor would arrive this afternoon and
preparations bad been made 10 give him
q reception. About II O'Clock he left
his ONCE and stroIled lsIsurelY up 70 the
Till house. He Wes in handsome suit
OF brcadcloth and had the appearance
Of the bast health and spirits. He ire
queutly stopped on the sidewalk 20 chat
Familiarity for Q moment with some
friends. An associated press reporter
interview him, and In answer TO ques-
ton a. 70 his health said: al am IN
most excellent health, and am more than
pleased to Be In my old home again"
BE stated the most cheering news came
to him from every quarter, and the
prospects Of success Of the Democratic
ticket he considered first rate. In an
sWer TO what he thought ebout the state
Of New York he declined TO give an
opinion, aad referred the interviewer 10
Mr.. Mcclure, who, he said, could better
angWer that question than himself The
governor did NOS seem 70 be DESTROYS Of
continuing the subject OF the coming
election. He viii probably remain here
until Tuesdsy noon, and will vote IS his
old polling place e the Ninth ward,
probably early In the morning.
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ILLINOIS.
AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Returns from Ini-
nols come in very slowly from the state
at large. The Republican managers
claim the state as safe for the national
ticket. 1t is expected an approximate
estimate will be reached early this af-
ternoon One hundred and twenty
precincts in the city of Chicago, out of
I'll. give Blaine Sc. 642. Cleveland "a. $40.
Nothing has been received to change the
complexion of the congressional delega-
tions sent out last night The legisla-
ture on joint ballot Is in doubt.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PITTsBURG. Nov. 5.-Blaine's plural
ity in Allegheny county is 10000. The
full Republican county aud legislative
ticket is elected. James P. Hopkins,
Democratic, is defeated by James c..
Negley IN the Twenty-second congress
sional district by 5000. Thomas n.
Bsyne, Republican, is reelected in the
Twenty third district by 5000 majority.
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MISSOURI.
400OO1eAs
At ST EnIIIa

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-Almoss complete
returns Ffrom the Eighth and Ninth
districts in this city, re-elect O'NeIl.
DEM. in the former by 500 TO 1000, and
give Glover, DEM, IN the latter about
2,00O. Returns from the state are still
very much scattered but it seems safe to
say the Democrats will carry their state
ticket by . round majority, and elect
congressman in all the districts except
the Fifth and Thirteenth, which the Re-
puhlicans claim.
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rhe soaah and soo1aseS1F or,aa.


Should YOU contemplate a trip TO
Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Sa
vannAh, Ga, Charleston, s. c., jackson
vile. Florida, or In fact any point in the
south or southeast. Il will be t. your iu-
terest to examine the advantages over
all other lines offered by the st. Louis,
Iron Mountain q Southern railroad
"Iron Mountain Route in the way of
fast time, elegant equipment, &c.
At present daily train is run from
Saint Louis Grand Union Depot, at
tAched 70 which will be found an ele-
egant Pullman Palace sleeping car.
which runs through TO Nashville, Tenn,
where direct connection is made with
express trains OF connecting lines, for
points mentioned above. This train
connects at Nashville with the Jackson-
vile express, having Pullman Palace
sloeping car Of the very finest make at
tachSd, which runs through to jackson
VILE, Florida. without change.
For further information address
+. CHANDLER,
j. L. q. CHARLToN, Sen. Tiki. Agent
Asst Gen. Tit AgenL
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NORTH CARoLINA.
wu.urxeror.

W1LM1HeTox. Nov. 5.-Ths state has
gone 50 overwhelmingly Democratic
that all interest in the returns has
ceased to exist. The Democrats carry
the First. Third. Fourth and Fifth.
Sixth, Seventh. Eight and Ninth CON
gressioDal districts. The Republicans
carry the Second district. This is 8
Democratic gain OF one. It is almost
certain the Democrats have two thirds
majority In the Legislature.
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snnIx INnIAN aIRIs

Attic Government School ut CaRIisle, Pa.
As an example of their stoicism, il is
SAID that during fight with our troops,
in the west. an Indian woman concealed
her little girl in barrel. telling her to
remain perfectly quiet, whatever hap
pened. After the battle the child was
found with her arm shattered by q min
ME ball, out she had uttered no sound.
Their GistTust of the whites Is
as characteristic as their self con-
troll. One Of the little girls ct
school, who retains her Indian
name, Keseeta, bears frlghtful scars
from wounds inflicted by her mother
with sharp stone. Their village had
been taken by United States soldiers.
and rather than have her child fall into
the hands of the white men, the poor
mother tried TO xiii her. Coming from
such influences, st is surprising to note
how quickly the young Indians show
appreciation Of what is done for them,
and the intelligence and affection which
light their black eyes as they return the
greetings Of the women who teach them.
Many OF the names Of these children.
especially of the girls, sound odd, for
1t is common for them to choose Christ
ian names OF their own, while retaining
their fathers names for the sake Of fam.
| lily distinction This gives riee 20 such
queer combinations IS Isabelle Two
| Dogs, Katy White Bird. Maud Chief
Killer, Gertrude white Cloud. Maggie
Americas Horse, Anna Laura Shooting
| iDR-Cat. Alice Lone Bear, Hattie Lone-
Wolf. Stella Chasing Hawk and Ruth
Big-Head- These girls are neat In
their habits. bright and initiative. Some
Of them have very pretty faces and could
readily be mistaken for white children /:
the faces Of others, newer arrivals, have
q sadness and Vacancy Of expression due
faces, We are told. are not 90 sad Is were
soms others which now culver with in
telligence aud feeling From Another
Indian InvasIoD," by Ma Lizzie W /.
Champney. in st. Nicholas for October.
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FLORIDA.

NJ ae1N91.7l7-IV IL.
JAcKLoNvLLE. Fla. Nov. 5.-News
received since midnight simply confirms
last nights news that the Democrats haYe
elected the entire ticket. The precise
figures cannot be given till tomorrow
evening owing to thelsck of Geographic
communication with remote points.
BIsbee, Republican, Is defeated in the
Second. district By 1000.
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A Lady's Description Of "a Accident on
the Erie.
From the Buaalo Commarcial-


From the Buffalo Commercial.
We are permitted 20 copy the follow
ing from private letter to q gentleman
in this city, from q lady who left Buffa-
10 on the $50 Erie railroad train on
Monday morning;
"We were within an hour or so of the
city when there was q sudden Jar Of the
train; then the cars sWayed and rocked
irightfully from side 70 side, and as ev-
cry one spFang 20 their feet our car fell
nearly on itS side, and It seemed as
though the train was being ground 70
Fragments, with the horrible noise
of crashing glass and tearing and crush
ing Of timbers. 1t could not have been
but q few seconds before the train was
stopped and people began to call out:
We are saiei Keep to the upper side Of
the CARP For we feared we were on the
edge Of an embankment and might go
over. Then some men called out; We
are on solid ground. All get out as
quickly as possible. There is q tram
coming behind u.s. So we all climbed
with difficulty out of the car and got of
from the tracks, and such sight as met
our eYesl The passenger cars were not
much broken, and wonderful TO
tell, no one was hurt ex-
cept few bruises, with the exception of
the engineer, who was terribly hurt; but
the engine and tender were complete
wrecks. The engine was turned COM
pletely around, SO that the cowcatcher
was under the baggage car, and 1t was
broken to pieces, as though 1t had been
q child's tin toy. The rails and ties
were torn up and scattered in every di
rection, and piled up three or four feet
high by the side Of our car. This was
all that kept Us from going over entire
ly. The dreadful pictures you zee In
the illustrated papers Of wrecked trains
do not exaggerAte in the least the sight
that ours presented last night. The &C
cident was due entirely to care
lessness, an open switch, and no
danger signals, so that our engine
was off the track before the en-
gineer saw our danger. He stuck to
his post, put on the air brakes, and so
saved our lives, but nearly lost his own.
A purse was made up for HIM On the
cars, and we had q surgeon on board
who attended 70 him. If the st. Louis
up-express had not been three minutes
late il would have run right into as, as
the trains met af this place. The flag
man Just stopped it before it reached rs,
and milk train behind US was only
stopped within thirty feet Of the tram.
We had to wait six hours at this place
until q wrecking train could come from
Jersey City, and q relief train for Us,
when we hsd TO Chamber over all the
brokon wreck to reach it Two gentle
men on the train were very kind, they
helped us about getting there aud took
care of Mrs.
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MARYLAND.
AZ RALrIMoRE.'

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The Sun makes
the following footing Of the vote through
out the state. The vote of the state out
side Of the city gives a net Democratic
majority of 4,605. Cleyeland's plurality
il 6,716. OF six congressman the Dem
Ocrats elect Eve, gain of one. McComas
Republican, in the Sixth district is re-
elected. The delegation stands: First
distgicE, Chss. n. Gibson Second dis
trict. Frank T. Shaw; Third district. w.
II. Cole; Fourth district, John L. Find.
lay; Fifth district, Barnes Compton ;
Sixth district, E. McComas.
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Boston Journal; The waste OF money
In the printing of Congressional doeu-
ments and speeches in this country
which are never read is notorious. The
same evil exists to fully as great an ex-
tent in England. The list Of papers is
sued a, the last session of the British
parlisment-a pure catalogue. closely
printed on folio paper-takes up 152
pagesl More than hall. says an English
paper, are useless. and Of the remainder
one-half are spun out TO double their
needful size. The taxpayer pays, and
windy orators and writers continue to
pour ont their endless store of words
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OHIO.
AT CoIUMBTTs.

COLUMBUS. o., Nov. Six hundred
and sixty-eight of 2.O17 precincts show
net Republican gam of 12.O24 over the
vote Of last month, an average of 10 per
precinct. This rate will give Repub-
lican plurality of 17,222, which will
probably be reduced by the returns from
the rural districts.
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NEW Yozx, Nov. 8.-The funeral Of
Virginia Loyal FerFagat took pIacs to-
day from The Church Of the IacaEnatiou-
Among the PAIL bearers were d. o.
Mills, Chief Justice DAILY, Commodore
NlchoIs01. Among those present IN the
church 1ers Gen. y. 3. Grant aad wife.
Wm. q. EvaEsa aa6 wife. Gen. Martin,
T. NeMahan sd Admiral Porter. The
body WAS Inferred in W0odlsWn ceme-
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OHIO.
IT COTuNRuS

COLUMBUS, Nov 5.-The Republican
majority in the state will probably ex-
coed 10000 aud may reach 10000.
Tweniy-seyen counties show net Re-
publican gain over October of 6,755 not
including Hamilton county.
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ST.. LOUIS, Nov. ga Waco, Texas,
special 70 the Post Dispatch says: News
reached here Of 40 extraordinary out
rags as Temple. twenty miles south. A
negro wo@anfnamed Wilsos YVES con-
nned IN the cslabo0se for carrying con-
eaaIsd Weapona. Before daylight yester-
day morning q man mysteE1ously enter
81 the cell. 4 brief scufie followed b9
shctS vas beard By the guards VINO
rushed % the cell md found the Wo-
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c0nKress trom " as1lngton teELltUIy.
San FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 6.-Ihe
probabilities now are thai out Of the six
congressional districts in CAlIioEnia, the
Republicans have carried the Second,
Third, Fourth and Fifth with the others
doubtful. The Republicans gain four
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ATLANTA, Nov. 5.-The Republican
stale COMMITTEES claims the Democratic
majority Of 1850 has besn reduced. but
does not claim 70 haYs elected congress-
men. The Democratic majority in the
stale Il iron 5000 10 5000
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WASHINGTON, Nov. ain the crimi-
nal court to-day the case Of Vim. Jones
iEdicfed for assault and battery with IN
tent 20 kill Chas. J. Guiteau on the 18th
of Eovsmbeg, 1881. Was tr7ed. After a
ahsenee of twenty minutes the Jury
Gound q verdict ef not guilty.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., NoY. 5.-Psesi-
deaf Arthur viii leave Washington thu
a(teFeoon At 4 O'Clock for New York
where ne viii TO morrow cast his vote
for the Republican presidential nsnI.
ness. He viii return 20 Washingt0n
Thursday or Friday.
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GHEArBKED. Nov. 6.-BaKton county
elects Republican member Of the leg
islssure; also clerk Of the district
court. othsEs ars N doubt.
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Rnnnd Mr Hnua

NEW HAVEN, Ooan.. Nov. 5.-MF.
Blsine. accompanied By members Of his
family, Mrs. Il. 4. Dodge, Senator hale
and Mr. and Hrs. ManIeY, Of Augusta,
He, left New York this morning on the
regular O'Clock train fog SpRirgdeld.
From Springfield be will 90 By special
train 70 Boston, making short stop ct
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NEz YoRK. Nor. 1.--AErs. Virginia
L. Ferrsgut. widow Of the admiral died
yesterday. aged 81 She was = daughter
Of VIM. Loyal OF Norfolk. Va. and b.
came the second wife OF the naval hero
"a 1873. The cause Of her death vas
BElRhs's dIsease.
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Get out your pencils and ngure on the
electoral vote. That q the best way to
settle the question TO suit you. +
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WISCONSIN.

MADISON. NoY. 5.-Returns continue
to show large Democratic gsins. making
the estimate very close. The state is
claimed by both parties by very small
m aioritY.
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aan-PowdaR.

KrEsszoN, Ont, Nov, 3.-By the pre-
mature explosion Of gun powder at
Bedford Saturday afternoon John Nc
Cimmon was killed, Alpheus Brown
had his Jaw broken In two places, his
eyes put out and h1s hands fearfuliY
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DELAWARE

W1n NsroK, Nov. 5-Ths whole
state wiz give about 1900 Democratic
majority. ne whole ticket is elected
Throughout
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The splendid endorsement given to
Judge Buck by the SExty-aEst district
was deserved tribute TO man Of abil-
Ity and Integrity.
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Anuiafana Riot.


NEW ORLEANS, Nov. LA News
Democrat New Ibeea special says Judal
Fontelien and eight or ten others lsfl
here this morning for LarenvIIle Fousse.
& point In this parish, to hold political
meeting in the interest of Kellogg.
Altar the crowd assembled disturbance
was created by persons following hur-
rah for GAY. Joe Gulfaux rushed to the
scene Of trouble and was fired ct, the
ball passing through hle hat. He re-
turned the fire. AZ that moment there
ives . general row and Captain Bell, a
prominent sugar planter and Democrat ;
joe Gulfant. 9 leading Gay man. and
Olive Bcults, colored Kellogg support
er from New Iberia. were killed out
right. The wounded 50 far IS known
are Jules Asstayer, Republican candI-
date for sheriff last spring, thigh broken ;
domsn, and about 9 dezen others were
slightlY wounded. Six negroes Were
killed 80 far g known. The perpesra-
tors were surrounded and kept under
guard until the sheriff arrived.
A courier was dispatched 70 New
Ibera, and few minutes after ne arrived
the towu WAs IN the widest excitement.
All the drinking saloons were closed by
order Of the Mayor. Fifty or seventy
i've men from here left under orders Of
the sheri&, for the scene Of trouble, all
armed with double harreled shosguns
and rifles. They arrested Fontlelieu and
Adolph Bienueru and fve white men.
who are now in the parish Jail under
hesvY guard. The first ball came from
the Republican ranks. After this Il is
said thousand shots were fired stimuli
taneouslY. On the battlefield, Il Is said
Q dozen horses are lying dead. Il Is
impoesihIe 20 learn how many were
wounded, but it is Teported 9 great many
wounded left during the excitement.
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With free ballot and fair count IN
the south there would hsYe been 20
doubt about the result.
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The. next governor OF Kansas comes
from iAtchiSon. and his name lie John A.
Marlin ssa efs
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Kellogg. Buck and Hunter. That's
whAtwe said it would be.
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McMillan for commissIoner IL safe,
ana the Interests Of the people will be
aaEa ~
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Lyon county showed what It thought
Of Randolph and resubmission.
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Lyon county made clean sweep.
THB NEWS tow-lIne helped IL along.
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ACROSS THE wATm-
cABtE cULLINes FROM ALL PAzTs OF
THE OLD WORLD.

Ths british Press Dissrszsrs shs nan IS
Khers0um-A PazIe "a . xhsz1E-A
Ccmnlssiener for Nee OEIa.1s-Ezs
London Times on ths RoElfscai sz1@s-
tiOH.
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Walker was true 70 his name. He
didn't do any running.