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Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25
thousands Say So.

Mr.. T. w. Atkins, Girard, Kansas,
writes: 81 never hesitate to recon-
mend your Electric Bitters to my
customers, they give entire satisfac-
ton and are rapid sellers. )" Electric
Bitters are the purest and best medi-
cine known and will positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify
the blood and regulate the bowels.
No family can afford to be wlthou,
them. They will save hundreds o1
dollars in doctors bills every year.
Sold at 80 cents a bottle by j. Fred
Llewellyn. 1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25

Dobyns & Gibbs the Druggists
who are always locking after the in
terest of their customers, have now
secured the sale of DR.. Rosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup, a remedy
that never fails ta cure colds, Pain:
in the Chest and all Lung Affections
For pronf, try free sample bottle
Regular size so cents and S1.00.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25
A Walking skeleton.

Dir. E. Springer. af Mechanics
burg, Pa, writes: II was afflicted
with lung fever and abscess on lungs.
and reduced to walking skeleton
Got free trial bottle Of DIR. King
New Discovery for Consumption.
which did me so much good that I
bought dollar bottle. After using
three bottlss. found myself once
more man, completely restored to
/, health, with hearty appetite. and a
gain in aesh Of 4s pcunsls. = Call ST
il. +. Llewellyn's drug store and get
a free trial ksttic Of this certain cure
for all Lung Diseases. Large bottles,
| 81. 90. II s
Go 10 Yergcr's and get the boss
museal orgsn-cheap and complete.
Call nnd see it. 35-tf-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25
Mexico Soda Mandatory.

Messrs. T. L. Moore & Co. have
purchased of Blesse Bros. the Mex
leo Soda Manufactory and good will,
and will carry ON the business at the
old stand. Give them a call when
needing anything in their line.
32-2m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25

The only and original Ada Stan
|ley's Mastodon Minstrels. The
largest variety and spectacular or
ganization On the road, composed OF
thirty-fve people of recognized abil-
ty will appear at opera house one
night only, Friday Dec. 26.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns, and all skin erup-
tions, and positively cures piles, oil
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded. Price % cents per box
For sale by j. F. Llewellyn. If
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that I will
apply to the Circuit Court of Aud
rain County, No., on the first day OF
the January term, 1885, thereof for
final discharge from the position and
duties of Assignee of john Cough.
36-6w j. G. TREABLE, Assignee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25
Geod Farm for Rent.

A farm of 440 acres, 10 miles
southwest of Mexico, for rent, for a
term Of years. Eighty acres clover
sod for corn. balance in grass. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply to
A. G. Hit, on premises. 81, At
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25
George Warmers Improved Revolving
Patent Clothes Dryer.

Ladies hanging clothes on this
dryer do not have to move the
body. basket OF soil their shoes when
hanging. Should the clothes not be
high enough they can be raised at
will. The arms revolves with the wind,
never whips the clothes, hence saving
the price of said dryer from twice to
four times year. Any one wishing
to purchase, I will furnish them till
thoroughly introduced, then / prefer
selling county rights. For further
particulars inquire of George W.
Bainbridge or at Mr.. Schumacher's
west side of square, or at LEDGE
office. Also Toby & Bascal's I'm
proved Revolving Harrow. 35-3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25
Height.

The height of the principal struc.
lures In the world are as follows:
Washington monument, $50 feet;
Cologne cathedral, 513 feet; pyramid
of Cheops. 495 feet; st. Peters, al
Rome, 4s5 feet; St Paul's, in Lon
don, 465 feet; St Marks, at Venice
323 feet; the capitol at Washington
2S3 feet, and the monumental fraud
of the nineteenth century, r. B
Hayes, is 5 feet 10 inehes.-St Loui,
Republican.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25

Married and ready to go to house
keeping, you are inexperienced. The
following advice will be to your ad-
vantage: Save $40 by buying your
furniture of Robertson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25

Books are among the best Christ.
mas gifts you can buy for old or
young, but especially for the young.
Call and see our line OF books for
children. SALLEE 4 BROOKS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25
Coal.

Joel Guthrie, dealer in anthracite
and bituminous Goals. Best Illinois
and Missouri coal furnished in any
quantities. Office at r. II. Fowler's
store. 27-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25
TURKEYS Wanted.

We will pay highest market price
in cash for all the early fat turkeys
We can get. Want them aliTe ol
dressed for eastern market, and be-
fore you sell see
WM. A. MORRIS,
or j. O. RIcHARr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25
An Old.Time s.Rustler."

On, yes, there We're great rust
lers' in those days in California, re-
marked the old '49er. ''You see the
gold had about played out in '69, and
sharp men had hard time making a
living, for everybody all Of a sudden
commenced to get poor. I and six
others were working for an old fell
low named Col. Friday, who lived in
a great barracks of a house on the
Mokelume river. It was all that was
left of old Mokelume City. Friday
had been rich once, but now the old
man was poor as Jobs turkey, and
all he had was fat-boat, an old
horse, that wreck of a house and a
pretty wife that he picked up the
Lord knows where or how. The old
man was trying to make q living cut
ting willow cordwood and floating it
down in his fat to Sacramento. We
fellows cut the wood for him at rs
cents day and chuck. One night
there came along an old-time rust
ler.' He lowed he'd never worked,
and he never intended to. He didn't
have cent, but we all slept on the
floor wherever we pleased In our
blankets, and he borrowed blanket
and did the same For two or three
days the .rustler' didn't do anything
but borrow tobacco and get credit
at the whisky-jug old Col. Friday
called his bar Then fellow came
lin from the San joaquin wheat-felds'
where he'd been harvesting, pretty
flush. He was nippy sort of fellow,
and thought he'd like to be a great
Igambler. The .rustler' took him un-
der instructions. Somebody had
given him a cigar, and he put that
up against a short-bit of the harvest
hands money and won. They played
two days and night steady, and
then the srustler' had all the money
of the man that came in from st.
Joaquin-'bout $50 I reckon; SO he
went to work and made him faro
box out of an old cigar-box; marked
out layout with a piece of char
coal ON board, and opened bust
ness. In two days he owned every
thing we had in the word, and on our
backs to boot, and the jug of whisky
was empty. Then, when no one had
anything more to bet, the 'rustler'
lay around yawning for day or
two, while we fellows went to work
chopping wood and debating if we
hadn't better go through him and
chuck him into the Mokelume. We'd
got the hatboat all loaded for trip
to Sacramento by the third night
, after he'd closed his cigar-box bank
and we'd about determined to drown
the srustler' afore we started for Sac
ramento in the morning. Well, sir
when the morning came we looked il
vain for the srustler.' The cuss hat
!, taken the fatboat, put the old hors'
and Jug on it, loaded up his plundel
that had once all been ours, ant
taking Col. Fridays pretty wife will
him, had sailed away. The boa
), would get to Sacramento long befor
/, we could foot it there, and ther
! wasn't an animal within miles; so, a
: he had a good eight hours start. W
=, knew he was safe enough. l saw th
old colonel sitting on stump con
;. tentedly chewing tobacco, and look
. ing at his old, bankrupt wickup; S
went to him and said for consols
\ ton: Pretty tough, colonel" Bu
~ the old man looked contente
T enough, and only said: Than
:. God, be didn't take the river, too
= we've got lots of water left"
'e The only and original Ada StaI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25

For ladies' cheap hats and bonnets,
call at the new millinery store OF Mrs.
Sontag, at j. Sontag's Notion Store.
Washington Street. 5l-n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25

Hominy. Kraut, Mince-meat, Dried
Apples and Peaches, Candies. Nuts.
RAsins, cheap at r. G. Paul's. #
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25

With Marmsduke for governor ane
dry goods an,1 notions SO wonder
fully cheap at [. Franks who shoule
not feel happy7 33-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25

The freshest aud cheapest groceries
in Mexico at Garrett & McCue's. tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-12-25

Staple and f..ncy groceries at Gar.
rett and NcCu,,'s. 23-tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16
JEFrERsos COUNTY DELEGATES
TO the Dem hsnte Conventional
T. \, Lively COntent. NJ LEl.a..-

TO the Democratic hsnte Conventional
Lively Contest.
CORRESPONDENCE Of Ls lnttlii0eao,! HtI ~ t'tf'-r
5sHARrEn's FEanr, July 13.-The contest
at the Democratic primaries held in Jeffer-
son county yesterday, for delegates TO the
Wheeling Convention, was perhaps the
hottest which has ever taken place. The
Baltimore \ Ohio Railroad Company Off.
cialH made a square and dead fight against
the friends OF Wilson, and put up two OF
their employees as candidates at this polling
precinct. Itwas to no purpose, however,
for Wilson's friends swept the field and
elected their three delegates. me-! :s,sFss -,
AT Charlestown ALL .Nanmeter;delepate
were elected, which really means Wilson.
and is 80 understood down here. Zoar
precinct sends the ifrcpressible jim Macon.
thus insuripg the Wheeling iolka a good
circus on the 23l. Wilson and Vapmeter
have about two.thirds OF the Jefferson
county delegation, all OF whom will 90 to
Wilson when Vsnmeter is out OF the way.
The contest has eugsndered bitter ieelipea
among the contestipg iactions,> and If ne
Republicans nominate the right eort OF a
ticket at Parkersburg on the 30.h they will
sweep the State by hAndsome majority,
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Mining Traublen In 0hio.

CLEVELAND, o., July 15.-Governor
Hoadly WAS to-day called upon by com.
mittee of miners from Nelaonville, who
protested against the presence Of foreign
police in.their midst, and asked that they
be removed. kilograms we're also received
during the day by the Governor to the
same effect. He has replied uniformly
that he did not send the police there and
he has no authority to remove them except
they should interfere with the rights Of
citizens. He sent telegram to the coal
operators that they must not block the
highways:whh the police. No trouble has
been reported from the valley to-day, but
the minera are very indignant at the pres.
ence Of armed men and some difficulty is
anticipated. Tho miners are setting forth
their wrongs and endeavoring in every
way to manufacture sentiment in their
favor. rs slg ~ l- :. fE.!s4'-I
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ONO DKMOURATe
Resolved 10 Begin Work at Once 10 try
I5 to Carry the Btnte.

Resolved TO Begin Work at Once to try
to Carry the btnic.
: COLUMBUS, O., July Is The Democratic
State Executive Committee met this after.
noon with all except four members present
either in person OF by proxy. The time Of
the session was spent in the discussion Of
plans for the operation Of the campaign
and decided to begin work at once to carry
the State both in October and Novem.
Der. Among the matters considered was
the raising oil funds. 1t ives resolved to
locate headquarters within the next ten
days. Propositions will be received Tor
the location Of the Offices Of the
committee and propoeala will be for warded,
10 Daniel McConville Columbus. The COM
mittee adjourned 10 July "a. when pro-
possls will be opened and headquarters
located. It is thought Cincinnati will put
in the best bid, though the officers OF the
committee prefer Columbus as location.
It is now thought there will be no meet
ing OF the State Central Committee here
tomorrow, the time 10 which tho commit.
tee adjourned during the State Conven-
ton. Those favorable to meeting think
enough members cannot beeotten together
to organizo. Those who attended the Gin.
cinnati meeting Of the committee OF who
gave ont their proxies for that occasion do
not feel like going back on their action
|
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CAFE MAY, N. J., July 15.-While q
party Of boyo were out rowing last evening",
they noticed the masts Of a schooner stick
ing up out Of the water. Suddenly Harry
Williams explained that 1t was,his fathers
vessel. and that all on board were lost. The
schooner was the Deborah Liverdy, owned
in Dsnisville and commanded by Captain
Frank Williams. On her last trip Captain
Williams had with him his wife, two sens,
John sud Frank, steward and his wife,
and two deck hands, whose names are un.
known. Tho vessel ia thought to have left
Boston about four weeks ago, and since
then nothing hiss been heard Of her. Il is
thought that the schooner must have
sprung leak and sunk before any Of those
on board had time to save themselves.
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Gke Gsteuig&ur!t)r,
sa- n ana ~ Fourteenth h,rest.
.on,rn,pt Of Court

rbo cop,ts and judges thereof may lfsut
...ebuepts for contempts, and punist
,hsm . summsrily, only in the cases following
EI,s,-,Iisbchavior In Tho presence ol
N, court, or SO near thereto IS :" obstruc'
o, iu.errup. tho administration Of justice
sscopd-violrrcs or threats oi violence
), inlp, or officer Of the court, or to a
i1,oI, witness, or party going te, attending
=, 1 ,.,urnipy from the court, Tor or in
,ssrect Of sny act or proceeding had, or to
bobsL, In such court.
Tpird,-llisbehavior Ct ali officer OF the
cour. in bis official character.
rour,h.-D,sobedience or resistance OF
,nv office, Of tho court, juror, witness, or
o,he, M person, to any lawful process, judg-
msnl, u decree, or order OF tho said court
cod,of,,ta Virginia, Chapter l47, Section p.
cahof yirginio, Chapter IVA, StcIisn "a.
No court shall, without jury, for any
poeh contempt ss Is mentioned In The ass!
cI,nps embraced 10 the preceding section,
imuoss fine exceeding fifty dollars, or
,mn,sou for more than ten days. But in
.nv such CAS-, tho cour! may impauel a
iu,y without an indictment or any formal
plesdinp) to ascertain tho fine or impris.
onmsu: proper to DO inflicted, and may
v;vs iudzmently according to the verdict
Caie Of Wet Virginia, chapter l47, Section
% Code Of I'iryini1, chapter l04, Section 25.
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A LONG BxANUH SENSATION.
A Woman'a Love Prompts Har to nj.
W Euise Herself in Mans A1tirH.

.
A woman'a Love Prompts Her to Dis.
M guise Herself In Mans ATTIRE.
Lone BRANCH, N. j., July 15.-This week
the Guts!s Of the Newport; at Key East.
have enjoyed sensation. Before .tbe
opening Of the house, E. Z. Dick, the pro.
prietor, engaged Henry Martin as man.
sger Of his casino. Martin filed the same
position last year, and when he eaid be-
would like to have his cousin Wesley;
Parker aa his assistant this season D;ci
agreed. Westley came here two yeeks
ago. He was in appearance elight.bnilt
young fellow, with short and wsvv hair
and edeminate-looking face. He wore
baggy trousers and a roomy flannel eh;rt
which was evidently several sizes too largo
List night Wesley af1tonted The cook Of
the hotel, who elapped his face win preat
energy and considerably force. y Weslev
went TO the casino and complained ia Mar,
tin, who ran to the kitchen, white with
rage, and attacked ! the cook. Mr, Dick
was called in, and then It was found hat
the supposed boy Wesley was really Mar.
tins wife. They had been married Int ]
short time and were greatly deyoted N
each other. As there was no suitahle
place for Mrs. Martin, she had TO cnt Of
her hair, put on mems clothing and take =
position In the casino so aa to be with hal
husband during the summer, Her hai,
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INDIGNANT NEGROES.


The Colored People Of Owensboro, KY.
Excited Over n nLynching.
LovrsvlLLE, KY, July 15.-An Owens
boro, KY, special says: The negroes Of this
city are terribly incensed over the hanging
OF May by a mob yesterday morning.
Threats Of lynching were made late yester-
day evening against the county judge, J. D.
Achison, who withdrew the guard from
the Jail last week, and also against Mr..
Kelly and daughter. EARLY last night the
streets were deserted by the negroes, but
an indignation meeting was held by them
on Snow Hill, a negro locality in the east
end, and in sister field west Of the city IS
late as l2 o'clock.
Mr.: Kelly and twenty-five or thirty
friends stood guard at bis home. His
family bad been sent away. judge
Achison tried to Telegraph Gov. Knott 10
order out the Rifles, but the operator
failed to get the dispatch through. All
night 4 force Of police patrolled the city
carrying guns. Jailor Lucas! funeral took
place. from bis residence this morning at
ten o'clock. Ham street in front OF the
jail was packed with people.
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THE ASIAN SC0URGF'..
INCREASE IN THE NOMstR OF DEA7Hs
s'on Choisfa a. French P,sta-AeAsures Ter Re,
hf-A dsrnaa luaal,a tho French TsLeolor
"heF'spon Same Alsn,lsn S.adsats.
Hsiusn thu Comp,ln.nf, Etc.

MARsIILLEs, July l5.-1here were thirty.
I'VE moro deaths from cholera last night
TovLoN, July l5.-Thirteen deaths last
night from cholera. The disease is inc1ess.
ing in the country.
LONDON, July l5.-AuBtris has asked the
torse 10 cooperate in measures to prevent
cholera from entering Auatria and Turkey,
ODESSA, July 1.-two weeks OF cholera
quarantine has been proclaimed here
against French vossels from the ,Mediler.
ranean. lgiI z,,iy.#.
LISBON, July l5.-vessolH from infected
ports are forbidden to land passengers or
cargo at any port Of Portugal.
PARIS, July l5.-The repor! that cholera
made its appearance at Lyons, is denied.
The Senate passed the crodit voted BY the
Chamber for the relief OF cholera sufferers
and TOR the suppression OF the contagion.
TouLoN, July l5-There were seven
ieathu from cholera to-day between 10 4.
4. and 7r.u. Among the victims was Il q !
Jhief Of Police. .s-.,,, -,is5
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80 ,it-IT-T y -
FOBEsGN FLASHES.

The Vatican has Issued an appendix TO
the'Freemasonry encyclical suspending ior
year the obligation Of bishops to de-
nounce secret eocieties. ~ y, .4T5.i q.
It is announced from Moscow that an un-
broken swarm Of locusts have passed over
that city, occupying no less than three
days in their passage Of travelling eastward.
The Pope has decided to create a residen-
tial Archbahopric at Carthage, in charge
Of Cardinal Lavigeris, at present Arch
biahop Of Algiers. Monsignor Duzerre
will be appointed Archbishop oiAlgiers. Z
The Protestant papers of Westphalia
allege that the Liberals at the next election
1or members Of the Reichstag will receive
the sup pport Of British capital to damage
the colonial and commercial policyoi Ger.
many. The Liberal organs deny the story.
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GONE OF the newspapers in other States
Na'eh have commented on the IHrELLl.
atSeER contempt case suggest that West
:, Virginia will now be led to pass a law
limiting the power Of courts to punish for
contempt, and taking from them the power
" " 20 what our now celebrated Supreme
ooost has done. It adds to the disgrace Of
,ue contempt proceeding that there is a
la~ on West Virglnia's statute book to do
'ns' very thing; in the old State and the
ae~ 1t hiss Stood for more than half a cen.
.ufy' until 1t occurred 10 our Supreme
.0afI to upaet it for purpose. For all
tnsa tua, sae case has interest for the Legisla.
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MARsnALLrows, Ia, July ;l5.-A woman
who kept ealoon here before the probib BIZ !
tory law went into effect began selling beer
again Saturday. The temperance people
caused her arrest yesterday. She gave bonds
and continued to sell. The Sheriff
attempted 10 arrest her to-day when she
drew two revolvers and defisd him. :; He
procured assistance and after a turbulent
scene, in y hich mob came to the woman'a
assistancsand Il )uriBhed revolve,s, she was
arrested. A crowd surrounded the jail and
threatened to tear it down. She was then
Ielsa:ed on tbail. She was triumphantlv
carried through. the etreeta by the yelling
populace. Her arrest Is a! the iAB.suce Of
Marshall Brewery, who proposes to make
It test caae. ~. i4',I, .l,Is'-s
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TWO MURDEhEKs SENTENCED
In Kannwha aCounty-spurlock to Hang
& In October hext,

AA ~NAVoCE uVAAs
CnARLEsToN, W.VA,aJnlya15.- 1C
o'clock last night, Judge Frank Guthrie, o!
the Kanawha Circuit, held special session
Of cour. and sentenced Charles spurlock,
member OF tho Chill boys Jesse James
gang, who murdered Alvin Woods and
shot bis father, Jack Woods, near St. al.
bRns, this county, during the latter part Of
April. spurlock is to hang on October II
next, hetween the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and
Pm. His only Request when sentenced
was pronounced was to be baptized. Not
withstandirg he confessed to murder in the
first degree when brought out for trial, he
said last night that he did SO in fear Of the
mob, but be denied ever having killed any
ono. tg5I, 3.ty, N-s&51al
sWm. Coleman, alias John Coleman, COL
ored, who shot and killed Fentou Hill, col.
ored, ut Saturday night dance on the
South, Side, last October, was sentenced by
the ss'me Judge 10 be hanged the same day
as Spurlock. 1t has been many years since
there was legal hanging here. Colsmsn's
case will be taken to the Supreme Court.
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THE Stallion RECORD BEATEN
Al tCnicngo Yesterday BY Phaliay-A MIL.
TroIted In 2:lx@a.a. Y. -

AtCnlcnso Yesterday BY Phnllay-A MIL.
Trotted In 2:lS3.4.
CHICAGO, July l5.-Tbis was the ninth
and closing day Of the Chicago driving
park summer trotting races. The eyenta on
the card for the day were the concluaion of
the 1927 race, in which six heats were trot.
ted yesterday, and race open to all Itrot.
ters. The weather was cool and cloudy
with light breeze. The track wea faat
Unfortunately the. attendance was limited
as one OF the most sensational rerior,usuc cen
was witnessed. On the last day Of Anpvst
1915, at Hartford. smuggler trotted 4 mia
N i 2lot, and from that day to this that
figure naa stood as the best record inv ' -
stallion. For ye'rs all the great trottinc
salons have been shooting at this MARI
and their fame and ve!ue have GONE m ' IL n
the ratio Of their approach to il. 40
Last season Phalias trotted III 2:l5A and
It was admitted to Ds but a. question of
time when he would obliterate Smuvolar's
time. That time came to-day, whsn th;a
great son OF Dictator and Betsy Trotvood
trotted mile in 2:l33 in the fourth heat
alter having won tho two preceding heata
IN very last time, thus beating Smuppler's
record = seconds. The first quartet was
trotted IL 33i; the halt in 1:07i; the three.
quarters in l:404. In the first race tia o.S7
Glass; nnhniaheu mn yesterday, Adelaide won,
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MIR. GEORGE Ii. BOXER, President OF the
Union League Of Philadelphia, a fine
s'nmper and literary fellern OF repute, be.
ing interviewed at Long Branch, said that
Grant md Conkling are both Tor Blaine.
No kick there. s1No, sensible person has
thought anything else, though some shrewd
politicians on the other side have tried to
put GEant and ,Conkling in a little bolt Of
their own. 81