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From the IdsDendept.

G. w. Cooper and Mr.. Dudley, two OF the
passengers who were on the robbed Benton
coach last Tuesday, are in town, and from
the former n reporter learned how it was
done.
ave were about mile beyond Mitchell's,"
said Mr.. Cooper, "and just entering the
canon, when the coach stopped. We heard
no order to halt, and the first intimation we
had that anything was wrong was when a
man with the upper half Of his face covered
with black cloth pushed aside the curtain
of the coach and showed a revolver in our
faces, aud as he did so he quietly but firmly
remarked:
''camei pile out o. thatp
We Immediately Piled out. BradIey, the
third passenger "a Pilgrim, had been sitting
outside with the driver, and he climbed
Down with great alacrity. There were two
Of tho robbers. One Of them stood at the
horses heads and the other attended to the
business.
"Well, the business manager stood us in q
row with our hands up, and coolly went
through our pockets with one hand while he
tickled our ribs with the muzzle Of cooked
revolver with the other. i am little ticklish
and did not enjoy it very much, but couldn't
very well kick. The robber got a gold watch
worth about sS5 from me, and also some
money; Dudley presented him with silver
watch, and Bradley also passed him the time
of day. Every one of us lost what cash we
had with us-the man with the revolver,
every time he found money, remarking, apol-
ogetically, that he had note to meet and
needed every cent he could beg, borrow or
steal OF course, under these circumstances,
We, as gentlemen, could do nothing less than
tell him to help himself, and he did 1t. His
entire haul from us three passengers was
about $500 in money, three watches, pistol
iron Dudley, who just brought it along to
shoot rabbits with and had no further use for
it, rs we were out of the rabbit range). He
also slapped the driver on the pocket, but
hearing no jingle he left him alone. Four
mail sacks were ripped open, and as Uncle
Sam so kindly places all registered matter in
big red-edged envelopes, IL did not take more
than four minutes for him to select all the
money packages. We were next ordered to
pick up the mail and put 1t back in the
coach, which we did, after which we were
told to pile in again. and we piled in The
man who had acted as spokesman then told
the driver to pull out, 90 a-running, and not
look back, all Of which was cheerfully CON-
piled with. And that's all there was to the
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR ASSESSOR.

hereby announce myself rs candidate for
Assessor OF Deer Lodge county, subject to
the action OF the County Democratic Con-
vrntion.
T73tf JAMES NJ. BAILEY.
hereby announce myself rs candidate for
Assessor Of Deer Lodge county, subject TO
the action of the County Democratic Con-
VentiOn.
T75tf CHAs. X. HARDESBRooK.
Thereby announce myself as candidate for
Assessor Of Deer Lodge county, subject to
the action Of the County Republican Con-
VentiUn.
71Ju JOSEPH LODGE
hereby announce myself ~ candidate for
Assessor OF Deer Lodge county, subject to
the action Of the County Democratic Con-
veption. J. X. Uni.
776-tf
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Assessor of Deer Lodge county, subject TO
the action of the County Democratic Con-
VcniiOn.
77sf wELLING NATION
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MONDAY, june 2-Commissioners met
present, John Y. Batterton, Chairman, Cor
don G. Vineyard, Thomas f. Ward, Clerk
Day principally occupied in auditing ac-
counts.
Road petition for Race Track, signed by
w. T. Elliott and eleven others, received
and w. 7. Elliott, P. Hoyt and Ed Magone
appointed viewers.
TUESDAY, June 3.-Full Board present
Day principally occupied in auditing jurors
and witness accounts
Petition from Con Murphy and others
praying for the establishment of a new Road
District, No. IL, was granted and the District
established as follows: GAN that portion of
Deer Lodge county known as the basin or
valley of Clear Creek formerly Boulder) ~
ing east of north and south line, running
through building near the junction OF Clear
and Flint Creeks, now occupied and owned
by David H. Hennessey and known as the
Boulder house." James Lamb appointed
supervisor; bond $500.
The following report was fled
al do hereby certify that have examined
tno toaa Auhaiu6 shioa6h hAr fSuC AhoWA -
Ben Phillips lane in Deer Lodge county,
Montana, and Hnd 1t is not completed in ac-
cordance with agreement
tSigned) G. c. VINEYARD"
Petition of citizens OF Drummond for >
road from nrummond to Nevada valley not
granted, for want of proof Of notice.
Petition of G. H. Pearson and others for
the establishments Of new Road District. de-
scribed as follows: Begins s. W. cor. OF Road
Dist. No. 10, thence running westerly to the
county line; thence Y. along said line to the
main range; thence eaStcrly to the head Of
the Big Blackfoot river; thence down said
river aud up Barthclote Creek to the place
Of beginning, was granted; ID. q. Goodfel.
low appointed supervisor boud $500.
"WEDNESDAY, june 4.-Prcsent, John II.
Rattcrton, &C. Vineyard and Thomas r..
Ward Auditing Of nceopnIs continued.
Robert Finley, Il. q. Humber aud Il. s.
Kelley appointed viewers 10 report ON de-
sired correction IL the Helena and beer
Lodge road, near Olrson'S
Proceedings Of Thursday not recorded in
time for publication
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DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Word and Hauser Elected Delegates to
Chicago Convention.
Territorial Convention to Nee. Sept. s5tl

Territorial Convention to Meet Sept. 25th.
The Democratic Territorial Committee was
called to order at o'clock D. m, June 4th, at
the McBurney House parlor, Deer Lodge, by
Hon. A. III. Mitchell, Chairman. The call
was read, and upon call of counties, the
following gentlemen responded;
Beaverhsad-P. III. Poindexter; Hon. Joe
Brown, proxy.
Choteau-T Z. Collins; Hon. j. A. John
ston, proxy.
Custer-J. B. Hubbell; 8. W. Langhorne,
proxy.
Dawson-Not represented.
Deer Lodge-A. III. Mitchell
Jefferson-E. McSorley; Joe A. Brown,
proxy.
Gallatin-S. w. Langhorne.
Lewis and Clarke-C. d. Curtis.
Meagher-J. T. McClintock.
Madison-R. p. Bateman.
Missoula-w. j. Mccormick.
Silver Bow-G. w. Stapleton; II. G. Hum
Der, proxy.
Yellowstone-F. Proctor.
On motion, Hon. Samuel Word, of Silver
Bow, and Hon. s. T. Hauser, OF Lewis and
Clarke, were elected Delegates to the Demo-
cratic National Convention, at Chicago, July
sth; and on motion, Hon. w. J. Mccormick,
Of Missoula, and VIM. b. Webb, Of Yellow
stone, were elected their respective alter
mates.
The 18th day Of September, 1884, was fixed
as the time for holding the Territorial Con-
vention at Deer Lodge, and the following
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suicide OF a Montana Man.
San Francisco Bulletin, Mdy 2Sth.

San Francisco Bulletin, Nay 2Sth.
AT II o'clock Friday night A. II. Melon
aid was brought to the City Receiving Hos
pital by Officer Whittle, in an unconscious
state, from the effects of morphia sulphats.
Sunday week he came from Montana and
went to the house of Mrs. C. A. Thomas, No
900 Fourth street, for lodgings. About ninc
o'clock last night he requested the landiady
to write to his sister in Canada, stating that
he wanted to die, and gave his money in his
trunk to the landlady. After Mrs. Thomas
bad written a part Of the letter she noticed
that he was sick, and suspecting that all was
not well, summoned physician, who called
in an officer. At the hospital vial, partly
filed with morphia sulphate, was found on
his person. The Police Surgeon applied the
most potent remedies, but to no avail.
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Commissioners Vineyard Resigns.

just prior TO the adjournment OF the Board
Of County Commissioners last evening,
Commissioner G. @. Vineyard rendered his
resignation, which was accepted. His rea-
son for doing so is the fact that his business
interests In Silver Bow county are such rs tn
induce HIM to permanently reside there. We
are sorry to lose him as citizen of the coan-
ty and as Commissioners. We can consci-
entioilsly aud do cheerfully say of him that
the county has had no better citizen, nor n
Commissioner IN whose absolute integrity it
could more implicitly rely. While enter
tanning different views from many OF his
fellow citizens on matter Of public policy
and maintaining them determinsdly, we be-
lieve he has been guided solely by desire to
advance the public interests, and could not
be driven from his position BY cavil or
ciainor Now that that matter has been SET
tied be consummates that which he has had
In contemplation for some months, and re-
signs. Entertaining for him personally and
officially the highest respect, we repretfulIy
record The fact Of his retirement from Office
and his removal TO another county.
The Herald gives AK nick - the shrubbrrv
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EASTWARD BOUND.
SOUR sTRATE0ISTS."


To very small house on Tuesday evening"
Hsvarly's strategist Company presented the
most thoroughly enjoyable, best rendered
comedy we havs seen on the stage here ia
long time. IL is an immense piece, and interest
never flags from the first scene when JACK
Rutledge and Nellie Howard put up their
.chems until the happy denouement, when
everybody is made happy for the first time
10 the play. The plot is simple In general
and indescribably intricate In It's details, the
situations side-splitting and the dialogue
crisp, sparkling and vivacious The acting
was excellent and the movement OF the piece
rapid and full Of enjoyable surprises. Moth
ing ever presented here has taken so WE'LL
and had IL been repeated every seat in the
house would have been taken. Should the
same company. or any other "strategist
company bill the piece here, take IL IN
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Inter-M Mountain, Sd.

The sad death OF Dominique Angore, mem
TONED in our columns yesterday, has brought
TO light curious incident, which is freely
discussed on the street. During the financial
furry. week or two ago, several Italians,
fellow countrymen OF the deceased, drew
their savings from the hank, and for safe
keeping entrusted their nioEey In Angores
hands. He, to keep the money from thsft or
accident. buried II, and the knowledge Of
his depository has gone TO the grave with
tho dead man. How much money he hid
away II not known. but a fhrrs u no clue 10
will suffer dead loss Here is an incident
really dramatic In it's nature.
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Notice Of Disso ution Of ce-partnsrshir.

The partnership heretofore existing between Robcr.
w. Donnell, William A. Clark and Samuel t. LarabIe
In the banking business at Deer Lodge and Butte
Montana, under the name and style OF Donnel Clark
Il Larabie, was dissolved by mutual consent on the
18th day of May, 1884, Robert w. Donnell has sold
and conveyed to William A. Clark and Samuel X,
Larabe AL his interest In the business and properly
OF the old firm and the said Clark and Larabic as-
sumc all the liabilities OF the old Arm and will con-
tinue The business ut Deer Lodge and Butte Montana
under the partnership name OF Clarke q Lsrabie!-
ROBERT w. DONNELL,
WILLIAM A CLARK
SAMUEL E. LARABIE
Dated this 2ist day OF May, 1884. 77G-4
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GRANDMA CIGARS.

After test of fifteen years the celebrated
Grandma Cigar has proved itself the best
Domestic Hdrana Cigar on this Coast. Messrs.
W. Coleman q Co., of Deer Lodge City, NJ.
T., are the sole agents Of this brand for Deer
Lodge City and county, M. I. Manufa
tured by G. Conn & Co,
IA 6m San Francisco
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Evening.

9p. m, Display OF Fire Works In Court Square.
$50 b. m. Ball at the Skating Pavilion, Free, and
general invitation extended.
Lunch viii Be served az the Hotels for 80 cents each
person.
Citizens are requested 90 far practicable, to doc
crate their buildings with cvergreens. TO erect nag
STATS and provide flags for general decoration Of the
town.
BY Order of the Meeting.
A. II. MITCHELL, Chairman.
III. III. ZENOR, Secretary. 778td
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THE CGuR D'ALENEs.
u .oea per Day from TIVE Claims.


From Mr.. Mike Burns, proprietor Of the
Halfway House, who just came In from
Murrav. re learn that the Dream claim has
its ny draulic regularly running, using water
from the new ditch, ard that the clesn-ups
now average 100 ounces 81 500 per day. a
representative or Denver bank offered S85,-
oO0 for the claim, and gave the owners until
Last night to accept or reject the proposition.
Three men in Buckskin gulch are averag-
ing nine ounces lSl621 per day.
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rov COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDERS

TO the Democrats Of Deer Lodge County: !
Of Clark and Recorder, and respectfully
solicit your support. o
~ GEORGE CochhELL'
hereby announce myself rs candidate Tor
CIerk and Recorder OF Deer Lodge county,
subject 10 the action Of the County Demo-
TT7 WIN. II. STANLEY.
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Notice to Creditors.


hsAlc OF NtFtch bIngnam. ucceaseu.
Notice Ii hereby given by the undersigned, Admin
istatrix Of the estate Ct Newton Bingham,
deceased to the creditors OF, and all persons
having claims against the sad deceased to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within four
the said administrators at New Chicago, In the county
Of ID or Lodge, NJ. n.
Dated June 4, 1884.
LoDEMA BINGHAM,
AdminIstair!x Of the estate Ut Newton Bingham de-
ceAsrd s7S-ft
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FOR TREASURER.

| hereby announce myself AZ candidate FOR
Treasurer OF Deer Lodge county, sub1ect TO
the action of the County Democratic Con-
Vsntiou. xx
III n IL. VI. HUMBER
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EOR CORONER.

/ hereby announce myself as candidate for
Coroner Of Deer Lodge county, subject TO
the action Of the county Democratic Conyen-
ton.
nan HENRY 4. NICE AhLAND'
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FOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself as candidate for
Sheriff OF Deer Lodge county, subject to the
action Of the county Democratic Conven-
ton.
274tf THOMAS McTAGUE.
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Sheriff of Deer Lodge county, subject TO the
action of the county Democratic Conven-
ton.
774tf JAMES Is. McMAsTkh'
Sheriff OF Deer Lodge county, subject 70 the
action Of the county Democratic Conyen"
TE4tf n. DICKINSON.
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roy pROBATE JUDGE.

hereby announce myself as candidate for
Probate Judge of Deer Lodge county, SUP
irct 10 the action. OF the County Dsmocrauc
~ DAVID ". DURFEE.
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NoRrHERs PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
pour. Of Arrival ut Garrison.

From the Northern Pacific Time Iaoie,
which took effect April 9th, and which viii
probably he the summer schedule, we give
below the hours OF arrival Mt GARRISON
Trains stop from five to fifteen minutes.
WESTWARD BOUND.
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Ranch For Sale.

offer for sale ranch Of 500 acres Of excel
lens land under fence. hve miiss tron kdwards-
tive. Cuts 100 tons Of hay. One our room
dwelling. stable, corraIa. AGRICULTURAL impie-
easy terms. MRS. SUSAN. oAnJO N.
T32u nruminond. July l1.I6S3.
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SAFE FOR SALE.

No. 8, hre-proof, combination lock, Diebold
safe, OF standard construction, in perfect order,
as good as new in every respect will be sold at q
low inquire II applied for soon. The No. 8 refer
and A inches deep inside-large enough for All
ordinary purposes. Weight l ZOO pounds The
safe can be seen at the Office of
. THE NEW NORTHWEST
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Inquiry About Mails.
BLAcKFooT, June 2, 1894

BLAcKFooT, june 2. 1894.
Editor Neac North West:
SIR: The mail carrier on route S6,142 re-
ceives his mail at Garrison for Blackfoot
City, Washington Gulch, Helmville and
Olando, Saturdays and Tuesdays, at 2:5o a.
m, and arrives at Blackfoot City at 0 a. m.
Why do we not get the New NORTHWEST
till Tuesday following publication?
Respectfully,
c. G.. BIRDsEYE, p. NJ.
There is ne good reason why the NEW
NORTH WEST should not reach Blackfoot at
0 a. IN. Saturday, under the above conditions.
1t is placed in the postoiice here every FRI
day morning before the train goes north. 1t
invariably leaves Deer Lodge postofice BY
first train. Unless it is pouched wrong, it
should be received by the mail carrier at
Garrison and taken out Saturday. We call
Inspector Bannerman's attention to this.
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UTAH & NORTHERN TIME TABLE.

rTims. "a minutes faster than true meridian
time.
EXPRESS TRAIN. EXPRESS ihAlN'
North Bound. SouW bouma,
Iv nStte 0'ioa. m. Ar. ID. Lodge 2l2 p. m.
Ar ID l., 10 AZ a. m. Ar. Butte 800 p M.
Ar. Gar'n II 20 n. m. Ar. Ogden oio D. IN.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS.
S.,,,L Ro,,nd Noru. Bound.
Ar.D. L'dge 2Up. IN. Ar. ID L'dge 1922 y: M
$40 o'-V
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FARMERS, ATTENTION f!

Consult your own interests and buy the
Renowned" Osborne No. II Irvine Binder,
the standard machine Of the world. 1t has
proven itself to be the most durable and most
positive Binder ever offered to the trade
over eighty sold IN Montana in 1888. have
Just received car load las improved for
1884; also Irvine, extras, etc. Please reserve
your orders, and call on me for prices, terms,
&c. JOHN O'NTIII,
775-tf
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sYslyI WAGONS and svGe!Es AT COST.

For the next sixty days we offer our entire
stock Of spring wo.k, comprising the most
complete line of fine Spring Wagons, Car
riages and buPgies in the Territory. at cost
Having larger stock In this line than the
trade of this section will warrant us In ear
ryipr, we are determined TO offer them at
such prices as will force yon TO buy. We
mean business, and will not be undersold.
Call early and secure bargains.
r7,,f JOHN w. LOWELL CO.
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Agents Of the New North West.

The following Agents are duly authorized by
the NEW NORTHWEST, and subscribers are
requested TO make settlement with them when
called upon;
Thos. w. catIin, General Travelling Agent.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
We naw have IN stock good supply OF
Champion vront and rear cnsl howes
Champion Single Eesprr, Tiger and Hol-
lings worth Hay Rakes Also full line Of
s.repairs" for Champion mschinss.
7ratf KENNoN 4 ZENoR.
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For Rent.

~ IT, offer for rent to desirable
tenant the dwelling north of Deer
Lodge, recently occupied by Mr.. Thos. Stuart.
Coed barn and ample grounds with the premises.
c.'' FER II CONRAD Ds .Dh zSds;s.
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PROCEEDINGS OF COMMISSIONERS

Accounts Audited and Road Matters Con-
sfdered.
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CHRISTIANS Services every Sunday at the
CsIsn Wood, Pastor. Sunday School at 2 p. m.
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The Herald gives "knick," the shrubbery
man, fits.
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\. l.. ~ A. NJ.
knights or pythias.
RELIGIOUS.

cArHoLIc-Serviees every Sunday. Sunday
school at 2 o'clock each Sunday under direction
Of Sisters Of Charity.
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In ADDITION to the above programme OF races there
Will be two matched trottng the 4th; be-
tween Evans d Mitchell's Moslem and Lodge d
Beaumont's b m Enie, for $500. and one between
Hammond's b G Sock-Eye and Tom McTague's z m,
for $3.50.
The horses to take part In the races are all from
New Chicago, Philipsburg, Butte and Deer Lodge.
The entries for the above races have been closed.
The amount Of monies for the several purses will be
stated next week.
For any information concerning races or horses
please address Sam1 Scott, Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Races
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ANOTHER COACH ROBBERY.

ember of the National Committee.
On motion the Committee adjourned.
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THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The proceedings of the Republican
County Convention appear in full else
where in this paper. Generally speak
ing, it was as harmonious as the DEM
ocratic Convention, and many of the
candidates were nominated by acclama-
tion. The nominees, like those on the
Democratic ticket, are nearly all old
and we'll known citizens of the county,
and need no introduction to the people
here.
The platform, which is brief, deals
more with national then with State af-
fairs. 1t indorses Senator J. p. Jones
for his integrity and sterling worth,
and instructs the Legislative candi-
dates to support him for reelection.
1t also instructs the Legislative nomi-
nees to do all in their power to restrict
the charges and determinations of rail-
roads within the State, and with that
inconsistency for which platforms are
proverbial, indorses the State platform,
which is silent on the railroad question.
1t favors a modification of the tax
imposed by the State ON the
net proceeds of mines, but
is silent regarding the discrimination of
the Government against silver, which
takes an average of Is per cent. from
the bullion producer. and places it in
the Treasury Of the United States. 1t
expresses no opinion on the question of
consolidating State and county offices,
aad has not word to say on the SUBJ
ject of revising the Constitution.
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TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.

The latest returns from Ohio are
much more favorable to the Democrats
than those received yesterday morning
Though the vote was the heaviest ever
polled in the State, and will probably
reach 100000, and the contest was be-
tween the Democrats and Republicans,
the Greenbackers and Prohibitionists
scarcely figuring in the fight, the
Republican majority falls over 1000
short of that for Secretary of State at
the October election in 1880, and the
Congressional delegation is equally di-
vided, standing at present ten to ten,
with one in doubt. 1t is alleged that
the Republicans spent hundreds of
thousands of dollars in Ohio, and it is
doubtless true that the Democrats also
spent money in the State in proportion
to their means; but, however that may
be, tie fact is undeniable that there is
q serious detection in the Republican
ranks which neither money nor the
party lash can control.
At Cincinnati there were serious dis
turbances, which resulted in the killing
of A. L. Russell by colored Deputy
United States Marshal. A large num-
Der of arrests were made by Deputy
Marshals who represented the Republi-
cans, and Deputy Sheriffs who repre-
scented the Democrats. Had such dis
turbances as are reported from Cincin-
natl occurred in a Southern State it
would probably result in Haunting
the "bloody Shirt" which happily has
not been waived in the present campaign,
but, as it happened in Ohio, it is simply
an election riot.
The latest returns from West Virginia
indicate decisive Democratic major
ity. The Democrats elect the whole
ticket and majority of the Legislature.
In that State the Republicans and
Greenbackers combined on a Fusion
ticket, but they were not able to over
come the Independent Republicans and
Democrats combined.