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BOURBON BULLD0ZERS
s. rlIE OLD Nonrn. STATE.
The Fraud md Intimidation PractIcet by
the Democrats In North arollnn-Conk.
RI ling's Connection With tho Demo-
Is cracy In the Recent Contest. l4r

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-lselettcr from
Raleigh, N. G., gives this amount OF the
Democratic election methods In North
Carolina and the ratification in that city
"Thc Bourbons held n jubilee here Sat.
urdny night, in celebration OF their glori.
Gus victory, by inbibiny fire water and
discharging fireworks. Republicans were
grossly insulted without cause, and upon
every available occasion, and 'rah ior
jeff Davis was a common and popular OK.
preston. Besides the high.handed bull.
dozing tactics resorted to In this State,
ballot.box stuiling in large number Of
counties wns the prevailing feature OF lust
Tuesdays election fArce. Stanley county
is a small county with small population;
and has never Gust IN aggregate vote OF
fifteen hundred. At. the last Guberna.
,;orial election, upon which estimates OF
losses and gains nrc based this ycur, the
vote stood: Jarvis, Democrat, S73; Bun.
ton, Republican, 606, q total OF l,470. A
full vote was then polled, and information
from trustworthy Democratic authority
states that not twenty strangers have since
located in the county. Add twenty and
tho ordinary number OF males arriving ut
age in four years out Of population OF
scventy.iive hundred, and the vote this
year ought not to have footed up sixteen
hundred, granting that not single voter
died in the meantime. Give the BourLons
the benefit Of the increase, and their hon.
est vote would be, and is, now less than
one thousand, and the Republican vote is
over six hundred. This would give them,
OH the most favorable estimate, a ma.
jority Of four hundred only in the county,
and yet the returns sent in here give BEN
nett Democrat, for Congress, Il clear lua-
jority Of 1900, even figures, over Dockcv,
who gets o little over Coo
votes This is total OF 900 votes said to
have been cast here last Tuesday. There
never were .that many voters in Stanley
county, not by GOO, and the latter figures
show the number Of ballots stuffed in the
box. a steal Of 500 in one county!
.rhs is only one insuncc. could cite
q dozen others equally outrageous. Even
here in Wake-the metropolitan county
Of the State-the vote reported in it ia
known to be in excess Of the lawful mum.
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New YoHx, Nov. 14.-Thc Tribune table
gives Blaine 57,7A plurality in the scoun-
ties Of the State outside OF New York and
Kings. In these counties it says
the Democrats claim 5S,057 plurality for
Cleveland. The losses thus far Of
the canvass in the above, two counties
are said to reduce Cleveland's
plurality to 5s,5ss, still giving Cleveland
q plurality in the State Of S54.
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IEs7ERDAr's Register contained on its
news page M account:of the recent won
deriul performance Of Maud S. On We'd
neslay morning the ISrELL1GEScEn
printed very full account by Associated
Press. Is the Register determined to print
all the good things ::forty-eight hours
late? tur contemporary is fast develop
ins into an Annual Almanac Of politics,
literature, sporting events and local occur
ranppq N Esrt gts-t -t-tf.! - 5.a. -, Y
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Irving Mt.ll Celehrntca.

New fonK, Noy,S1i 1i-Irving Hall ccle.
bratcd the election Of Cleveland and Hen.
bricks tonight. Resolutions congratula.
ting the Democrats and Independent re.
pu6licans on tho result OF tho campaign,
md predicting IN incorruptible and ca pa:
BILE administration were adopted. 4 Tx.
Senator Gordon, Of Georgia., and r.. ],
Mayhan, OF California, made addresses! 4
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!, Corruption In virriuIn,

{ PErEnsnunc, IVA, Now. II. ~ p. Z
Evans, Cameron's candidate for Congress
in the: Fourth District, will contest Inc
election OF Col. Jas. D.. Brady, Malone,
candidate. Evans claims TO have ais
covered corrupt and underhand practice.
on the partiof Brady and his followers
during the recent canvass. ID 4 i5ts]'
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Hurrulteti for .A,ycfro

I: Cl1lcAao, LII, Nov. 1.-THE Dali,
Ne"s' Muncie, Ind, special says: The
Democrats attempted to hold, ii ratiflcua
ton meeting at Selma last night. The
Republicans were also present in large
numbers. Some imprudent and scnselcss
fellow hurrahed for JEFF DAVIS when q
light occurred, in which at least 100 mp,,
were engaged. Shots were fired, brickbats
thrown and several persons hurt, hut
none killed. Hot blood exists and in III.
present excitement further and serious
trouble is nntcinatcl. ~ ~. d !
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The storey viii Trouble. I

CHICAGO, Ill, Nov l4.-In Tho Storey
will case to-day the. court refused to ndmit
the will to probate drawn by Mr.. Storey
in 1881, and (which is known Us his last
will, on the GROUND that lie was then Of
unsound mind i The. will drawn in 1870
containing nearly tho identical provisions
Of the one oflSSl, has not yet been offered
Tor probate. The court also appointed "A.
L. Patterson, who Inns been acting as con.
seIrvator as administrator of the estate on
o bond Of one million dollars, q, !5
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40 DIED.

MEfNAS-on Thursday evening, Soycmbc, !,
rs. 2; H; 0 3cloct, cosA. daughter Of Tbomto". ~" !.
:. ana a'!'ie HeYmaa, aged years and 3mon,hs,
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, No.
lo'' nam street at coclork this afternoon. Inter.
mens at Peninsula Cemetery; Friends Of the lam.
ily arc Invited. 2! "a n, -, -
q! rce!MiC!iElsEon satur,lay moroIng, November IL
aichels, aged IS, mi 'oA = - /" p'ata
! Funeral Notice hereafter, HI ,S IJi5i 4 I
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New M York, Nov. ll,-A body, supposed
to be that OF Phillip Holiday, of 235 East
Nineteenth street, Of this city, was found
N Central Park lake to-day. Certificates
OF mlnlng,st stock representing ST., 600 were
found in his Clothes. zlfls5s.
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LONDON, Nov. l4.-An American named
Bruce, who was formerly Baptist minis
Ter, made his escape from the English,
!unatie asylum ind went to United States
Minister Lowcll's house today to seek
his protection. On the advice Of Lowell,
Bruce retnrncd:to the asylum but Lowell
promised him that a i,,ll inquiry would be
given his cnse ~ ~ 1-eG,'' ~, ,'s>
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soaEhobrsen. Cleveland candy cane
as big us BARRIERS pole. Somebody
broke it. And the Governor and the rest
OF them fell to, and for -sundry mortal
minutes munched candy. His accom-
plishes increase. ''His is fine dancer" /"
and he eats candy. History is silent on
tho candy phase OF George Washington'y
moral character. s IS Yf "a zz5ass44&
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ME LUD ROSCOE,


int'mntion TINT Democrats Desire to Af,lct
tbs Country by Sending ifill, 10 thu Senate, +
WAsnlSGroS, Nov. l4.-There has been
considerable comment here to-day over
the intimations in the New York Demo.
cratic papers that there might he IN ar.
rangemcnt made at Albany The coming
winter between the Democrats and n
handful OF extreme Stalwarts to defeat tho
regular Republican candidate for the
United States Senate by uniting on Mr.,
Conkling. While this scheme is paraded
as q means Of repaying' Mr.. Conklinr, for
assisting tho Democrats in tho lata cam.
paiHn,i lit! is Interpreted here as onlvT n
sharp device OF the Democrats to sec,Irc
one more Senator and trick the Republl.
cans Of NewyYork out. Of one. Sloull
Mr.. ConGling come back By such an al
lance, he would be received here "A n
Democrat, and his purity actions would al
necessity be with the Democrats. - :
New York Republicans, now here sov
such scheme could not succeed il under
taken, because OF Mr.. .Conkling's' incrSas-
ing nnpopularity. I? : a'S. a 'Sys' y u
They say this was ncvat as stronc. as rs, II
now is, and very stilall number Of The
Legislature would support any scheme
looking TO his return II any one allied
to the stalwartssucceed, the belief is strong
here among those who have general
knowledge Of the Republicans who have
beenelected to thenext Legislature in New
York, that President Arthur will be cho.
sen. In fact, one oi the shrewlest Renub.
lican observers writes herc that this rcsul,
seems ut present more likely, than any
other. IA 4 !. g '}.r7T I. 1 : '''''' ''
1t has been q matter Of i2notoriety here
throughout tho ca,npaign that the New
York State Committee was giving more
attention to the election OF Stalwart mem
bers OF the Legislature than they bestow
cd on carrying the State for the Renubli
can Electors But it is not believed b,
any that the members OF the Lcpislatur,
secured by this effort will, in any contin
gency, support Mr.. Conkling. Tho feelint
against him among the Republicans O
New York, as among Republicans here
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ANEW YonH father whose daughter ran
of and r'arred song and dance man,
says he wifi welcome them both back and
mot make fool Of himself" Probably
the old man thinks one fool enough in
one family. ggEa. q
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Don't Even Know How 10 olnmnge Fireworks
KANSAS ClrY. No., During a Democratic
celebration Mt Wellington, Kansas, last
night, Mrs. John Schnarrit was struck in
the eye by n skyrocket and Instantly
klllec: Another rocket enormously placed
went driving into the office Of The Phil
lips House, striking the night clerk in tho.
mouth ana coming out behind the car,
His condition is precarious. W. II. Hood,
OF littsbnrgh, Pa, Il guest OF the hotel,
was also seriously wounded in the face.
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NEW YonS, Nov. ls.-The slIorM says
it has nots touched its figures OH the
electoral vote since last night and that
there has been no change. ''',-s5.'.it.5
The Times gives Cleveland 1867 plu-
rality, a gain Of one over yesterday. The
gain,is in Kings county. r,t.:rif,
4 The Sun has not completed it, count.
1t will not vary more than three or four
from the figures Of Yesterday, 1861 lplu-
ra|ity for Cleveland. ~! !.
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VIZ miss the familiar exclusive" in the
esteemed Register. Are the State House
editors going to permit themselves to be
laughed out Of all the good features Of the
old regime? Tut.tut! Go to-! E ~ Ar
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Iarper's Weekly says the Independents
did it and Cleveland knows it. This
means place TO the Independents. The
St. John people, it seems, are not to be
recognized" The dicker was made with
St. John on 4 different basis and Ills fol-
lowers need file no claims.
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An nEnrthqu Shock.

E# LoSbo:, Nov LA severe Shock OF
earthquake, accompanied by a tcrriflccx.'
ploslye report, occurred tonight at Clith.,
eroc, Lancashire, and about oj miles from
Manchester. The shock /: threw down,
horses in the streets and caused great con.
stcrnation and excitement among the in.
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Found Win III. Ihroat cut.

NEW ORLEANS, La Nov.14.-The Times.
!, Democrats Greenville, Miss, special says.
An unknown white man, wearing a
blush suit, heavy hand made boots and a
sailor cap, was found in the road near
Leland with his throat cut. Every indi-
cation points to n struggle. 6Ff u
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THIS is the view the Philadelphia Press
takes OF it: "Alark the man who talks with
his mouth about gore and revolution.
Five times out OF six he is either coward
or IN idiot" Yes, he is, and often he is
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.s WHEELING WEsTyA NOVEMBER 1854

Blaine s,N7, Cleveland 3,3io, Butler 81,
St. John 80. No change. '..5 !,
The Twelfth district gives Blaine, 2,0ls;
Cleveland, 5,t72 ; Butler, II; st. John, Is;
u change OIL In favor Of Cleveland. II
! In tho Thirteenth district, the tThir.
tecnth, Sixteenth and Twenty.cighth clcc.
ton districts were referred to the Commit.
tee, on tecl,nicalitics. % ~ !,
. The Fourteenth district complete gives
Blaine, 1880; Cleveland, 4,3D7 Butler, "a !;
st. John, 20; "a loss for Blaine OF & and q
gain for Cleveland OF 10 compared with
the early press report. '- G&".
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Shot His Wife While Dr,,nL

BrrrAlo, n. y, Nov. ll.-reter Lewis
Otto, German conicctloncr, aged %,
while drunk shot his wife dead in their
nome. Otto was arrested at his employers
store where hewcnt Immediately after the
shooting, .T ..l
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lsostnn,a Vote.

BosroS, MAss., Noy. 14.-Tho official
canvass shows the total vote Of Boston to
be as follows: Blaine oo,sa7; Cleveland
$685.; Butler 3,7ls; St. John 1851 !;
,Cleveland's plurality |ll,74G. For Cover.
nor: Robinson 24,9sl; Endicott q, ,O57 !;
MeCaf!erty 7S3; ;secley8777; Endicott's plu.
rality 1 ,07O. G'ig7slsSsllt i-S1.
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ELECTED BY TIE EpEOpLE
ISN'T Dc1cnfea by yDea,h-DsnfIsc OF It Penn.
hylyanln Congressman.

ISN'T Dc1cnfed by Dea,I-Dsmisc OF It Penn.
hylyanla Congressman.
GErTSsnuKe, Pa, Nov. l4.-William A..
Duncan, who, was just elected to Congress
in'thc Eleventh District, died, at his resi-
dence this morning. Ills death was due
to consumption. .9.;s ~ 1Ii,
!, !, MIR; duncan, Of Gettysburg, was horn in
FRANKLIN township, Adams county, Pa.
February '2,$ 1886. He graduated from
Franklin and Marshall College, at Lam
caster, i'll 1851. lie afterwards read law
and was admitted to the bar OF Gcttysburc
iinlS59,. where he has ever since p,ac,iccd
his profession. In 1862 he was elected
ulstriGt1 Attorney, and again in 1868. He
was elected to the Forty.cigh,h Con-
gress us n Democrat. i35!E''E' - : (.
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rESSsrNASfA gives Blaine s8,520 pitt
raliy-l3,277 more than she gave Gar.
geld. Where is the prophet who said
there was Democratic chance in The old
Keystone? tGiHss
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DEEDS I II. J OF DEVILS.
committed committed by Flcnds During The Inaarrec.
tion In Pnnnmn--contennlni Celebration
OF bishops Consccration-rhe (.
4 Cholera In Patis-Forcign News.

PANAMA, Nov..li.-peace has been re.
stored in Cundinamarca and Santande,
owing to tho active Intervention Of the
Federal Government. The town Of Qua
ouas was captured by the rebels who sub.
sefuently ibid down their arms. It was
the scene Of many atrocities. "A picket OF
twenty-five men, who had defended n
school house FIVE hours, were slaughtered
after surrcnderng. The body OF the com.
m!ander was subsequently exposed to the
most terrible indignities. On tho follow.
ing day number Of houses were Sucked
and several were burned. Numerous ts-' tu,
sasssiinations Of n fearful and cowartlly
character were perpetrated. One Is thus
described: On the 9th, I.ayaro Anculo
was murdered ut l.aizal, under circi,n.
stances which would shock sayares Of lin
worst ciass., They seized him and tied his
arms together and then nut him on n
horse, when he was im,nediniclv uho,
from behind: Directly hc fell and Il
horde also fell upon him. They golpel
his eyes out, broke the joints Of his Ices.
broke his nose, chin bones and almost
chopped him 10 pieces. ~ ls5f =
Dtario, an official OF San Salvador. says
mob OF 200 men assaulted tho ho,,sps of
Jesus Parcdes,t Tomas Padilla and Cant.
ranclie, in Nalinezalco, in the department
ol Sonsonate, and murdered them nil, To.
gether with their wives and the children
81 the two first mentioned. Subsequently
they they murdered n d u police Captain and sew
number IA. The houses OF Parcia, PadiIla
and Panche were burned. The crimes
were committed owing to dispute as to
the proprietorship Of flands. Ii}lj-G!5..l !
launches, tugs, dredges, excavators'
material and men continue to arrive in
quantities and numbers for the canal.
The work continues with ACTIVITY. Nav
contracts are daily being given out, und
curing the coming dry season $4,000 men
will be employed along the a miles Of
work. The Panama Railroad is in excel
lent working condition at present -,
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a Eatnl "Ite,,ou,trauc,.,

KINGSTON, n. Y, Nov. l4.-Jus. Bowc,
OF kondout, finding his wife drunk on
reaching home for dinner, to-day, rc,non-
strated with herby= clubbing and stamp
ing her fatally. l'owe was Jailed. =.
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JvDGE BnANNoS seems, 10 have been
using his iack.kniic to cut roosters for the
country press. Later in the season he
will saw wood with II. t 4l5a A
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Flrht A,uc,ricun Victim,

PARIS, Nov. 9l4.s-An American named
Christian Christensen, from California,
died Of cholera here to-day. He was tho
first American victim. B ~ "a. q
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Carried Every County In sIaino:

AuersrA, ME., Nov.l4. The Kennebec
Journal will tomorrow morning pub.
lish the vote Of the State at the late Presi::
dental election, excepting ten small
towns and plantations not yet returned to
the Office Of the Secretary Of State, showing
tho following result: Blaine, II, 7tG; Cleye.
land, 81 ,G56; Butler, 3,0o4 St. John, 2, ,l43;
Blaine's plurality, q, 0,080; majority ID, ,oo3..
In 1884 Garfield's plurality was $500 and
bis majority 1876. Blaine carries every
county in the State, while in 1880 iour
counties gave majorities against Garfield,
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Although no successor 70 Col. Dudley rs
Commissioner OF Pensions las yet been
appointed, sit is understood that present
Deputy Commissioner Clark will be
promoted to fill the vacancy, NJ -
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"KEprnLlcAS."-The official returns for
The October election in West Virginia are
no! accessible yet. The Democratic
majority is probably less than 5000. ~
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HUAlORs OF THE COUNT.
How the Double Ballots Were Disposed OF,
.EgTEE Sample Of the Frnud.

How the Double Ballots Were Disposed OF,
|SkIzS Sample of the Fraud.
ED NJ" IN Cincinnati Commercial Ga1st.
The canvass blythe Board Of Aldermen
has been tue only feature left Of the cam.
paign that has during the last twenty.four
hours attracted any attention, and that ut
tention and interest has been more cn ac-
count Of the nature Of the CANVASS than
from much anxiety about the result. l
am sure, the readers Of the Commercial
Gazette will enjoy specimen OF the charac-
ter OF the canvass. ~ .1tS-f ~
For instance, Mr.. Tuite, young man
with detected air and very small head,
was. put under oath, and BY permission oi
the committee the lawyers began 10 cross
question him. =. = : :.
how many votes were polled in the
Eighteenth election district?, Mr.. G: r.
Miller, OF the Democratic side, demanded.
The poll list Shows 800, my book SGl."
s"How o.you account ior the .discrep-
ancy?" (,
Il don't account for it" FLaushter,1
"Were any double votes foundY'
"Yes, sir, eighteen" "a. t-e,s
what was done with them ?"
"They were nniolded and stacked with
the others. After, all had been unfolded
we took thirty six ballots, and after placing
them in hat had eighteen drawn outand
destroyed to make the tally balance,n
"How were they drawn? by blindiolled
men ?' F9t7ii.ii'tIl; 2iijgI1i~-.e1ST'N'>. :.
No, sir; the hat was held high and
two gents drawed out nino each" zE
The sharp questioning OF the LAWYERS at
this point confused the witness SO that he
cried out despairlnely, to the amusement
OF all assembled, "Ier too lively here for
me. - -. -, -. It.:.
Robert Scwell next took him in hand,
You say You can not account for tile
difference between the poll list and yonr
figures?" asked Mr.. Sewelt..., ~ g. =.
u don't know about answering you,"
tho witness said in return. y / -, If'
Z "But you must answer the gentleman"
interrupted Alderman Duffy. N
II can't tell to save my soul,p was tile
laughter.provoking reply s57,l5l2 !
Then take this pencil and piece Of pa
per and figure it out" ~ '.l5 r."
II am not in a condition to do any such
thing" E-'st.7& =. lt!-'7 - =
"iou're mott" 4, n, Z, /. 81. Is :.
s1"No, sir; am suffering with bronchitis
on my lungs; besides, am too nervous"
The peslstency OF the lawyer finally
brought out the admission that the Re-
publican Electors had received l75 votes
in the district, the Democratic lii, Butler
), st. John i and that there were three
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Tho Flurnlltics

Following are the pluraltics Of Blaine
and Cleveland as shown by tho official
| rafurpu. 700. ..H... ~. 'N ~ .-.-r .".
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H.Ht Z 4 sAI-s aHll-. 81 lFfg IN ilsI
Che q,ttelliiaI&l'15alte'<'r|', { Il =
:, oaicei nee. So.. s6 aud ~ Fourteenth street.

JrpoE l,MsSos, don't shoot! It's a
blank cartridge. ~ 8A .s'Ns
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TnE curl Of Conkling become tho Dem.
ocr..ic white plume Of Navarro! Can
such things be- &c. .l5&

If General Gordon were candidate for
the Presidency thcre might be some sense
In killing him of with this abandoned
irr0lleuCy. r7 E.rH" u. M,
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Clcvellnd's plurality 49,. .233.Na 5-'st
TnEDlsTRlcrs REPORTED. =.
The following have already been re.
ported. ESJ Y, q ;.6...iti 4
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PARIS, Nov, l4.-Five cases Of cholera
Occurred &C ,i. a Yesterday among the employees
n 2 me Office OF the newspaper Alonii1,.i.
gn.yersel. One Of these, u printer, died
almost Immediately. The Commissarv Of
Police took q patient from his dirty
lodging house, aud hnd no sooner placcii
h.n, IN an ambulance than the poor fellow
dicd. The landlord refused to allow tbr
Gody TO be returned to. his lodgings. and
the Co'hmissary took it to one Of ths hos.
piials and then to the lnorgue. Both in
.titutlons refused 10 receive The body. and
the Co,nlnissary Was obliged 10 return It
70 !he lodgings III spite Of the landlords
oplect1on. 1t is expected that the Or
leans prlnces will make a large donation
lund for the relief OF cholera snlI;,rers
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CLEVELAND ASD REFORM. h '.s5 I i
TIE SOLID SOUTH DID IT. - 4 q
ltESDHicKs AND REVENGE o
The more important organs don't give
things away in this fashion. ~ NJ :