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the board being Sationslists. ultimate.
" passed resolution instructins tba
CON mittee to prepare plan f,r renarn
ing the streets.
Mad Italians.
IANwoRTH, Ont. Oct. TODAY thu
contractors on the Nspanee, lam
worth q Quebec railroad notified 20
Itaiians that they would not be re-
qoiroo any longer, and to prepare 20
move 20 another coatrsct on the King
SION q Pembroke railroad. lhe IsaI-
lans refused 70 90 until paid. and with
ciuos, revolvers and knives. drove away
small gang of workmen who r.
manned, and also attacked John
" brien, a brother of one Of the con
tractors, chasing him about the village
and threatening bis life. The county
council Was IN session at the time and
came to OBrien's rescne. The villagers
sll armed With clubs, guns, swords and
ntesrms lsInsd IN the rescle, and
iVeiy ngnt eAsued. O'brIsn was
sugntly injured and two Italians were
o4aly injured with clubs and two with
Rnnsnot wounds, aud several Others
snRhtiy. VI the villagers the following
y Eere injured: James X. Fraser, Jns.
We ~ soOuleF4, CONSTABLE W.
brewer, a councilman, Edward Me-
bauenlln, a councilman. and John
hnoeman. The militia was called out.
lac Italians threaten vengeance, bat
are oyer-awed by the military. War
rants have been issued for tae arrest of |
the offenders.
Like the Morey Letter
PARIS, Oct. 7.-Newspapers declare
That the fac-simile of the Ten Tsin |
treaty, distributed by the Chinese gov
srnmeRt, ia forgery.
The Cholera.
MADRID. Oct. 7.-During the past
iwenty-four hours four fresh cases of |
sholera and one death we're reported in
Spain. Several suspicious cases have
appeared at Barcelona and are feared
70 be cholera.
Rome, Oct. 7.-During the past TWEEN
y four hours there were 43 fresh case
u cholera and - deaths in the city of
Naples and q fresh cases and Il deaths
ii Genoa.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Mccarthy Arresfesi.

DAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.-MeCarthy. the
murderer of Crosby, was arrested this
evening. He claims that his act was
done ia self defense.
Hunted Down.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 6.-Joseph f,
Hunt, who was arrested on a telegraphic
warrant from Seattle. was sent back to
that city yesterday in charge of ]. n.
Littrell, on the steamer Mexico. Hunt
Vas arrested on charge of stealing
500 belonging to his business partner.
Officers OF the brotherhood,
San Francisco, Oct. 6.-At today's
session of the Brotherhood of Loeomo-
tive Engineers, 4. ). Ingraham was re-
elected First Grand Engineer, and J. K.
Spragge, Of Toronto. Second Grand.
Creeping In.
Ban Francisco, Oct. Ga large num-
Der of Chinese passengers by the steam
or City of PekinR, lately arrived, are
taking advantage of Justice Fields
ruling. that Chinese born in the United
states are citizens, and entitled TO land.
Thirty writs have been taken during the
last few days by Chinese who claira to
be of American birth.
yellow Natives.
BAN Francisco, Dot. 6.-Taking advau-
tage of Justice Fields ruling that Chi
nsse born in the United States are citi-
zens, and as such can claim the right to
land. large proportion of the Chinese
passengers on the steamer City of Pc
king, lately arrived, have advanced their
claims of citizenship, asserting that
they were born in this country. Their
assertions are supplemented by the tes-
timony of other Chinese, who swear
that the petitioners were born in the
United States. Over thirty writs have
been taken out during the last few days
on their behalf.
Death OF an Iowa Millionaire.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Oct. Peter Bona
hue, well known millionaire of this
city, has received news of the death of
a brother, Michael Donahue, in Daven-
port, Iowa. Deceased was California
pioneer, and one of its prominent citi-
zens in early days. He then returned
East, and was twice mayor of the city
where he died, and was ranked AZ one
of the wealthiest men in Iowa.
shipping Intelligence.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 6.-Arrived-
Bark Hawarden Castle, from Liverpool;
bark Centaur, from Hull.
Cleared-Ship Morseby, for Queens
town.
Sailed-Steamer City of New York,
for Honakong; ships Nancy Pendleton
and Looh RAMA for Queenstown.
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The bastinado Is still one of the au-
thorixsd punishments in Egypt. and is
50 terrible that even the silent aud
rnuch-endnring Arabs scream with pam
after the first fes strokes. FIRST the
victim il laid on his face on stone and
held there firmly. Then his lees are
raised sill the fiat soles of the feet are
uppsrmost. and scared in that position.
The lash 10 species Of car, bus with
Eve strands instead OF nine, and il cuts
and stings frightfuily. Tho torture ID
inflicted for very slight otfenses, and
mains the sufferer for many days
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To all Lovers of Flowers,

+ HAVE TINS DAY SENT TO THE
L care Of Alfred Snyder, commission
merchant of seattle, W. t., q splendid
assortment Of Tsp bulbs linked coiorsl.
70 be sold At the l3w rage OF twenty AVE
cents per dozen. Rcm How to the mid
die OF November WY do 70 plant them.
good Floral Guide.
hrs. MARTHA HOSKINsoN.
kagie Harbor. Aug. l8k au2ldw6w
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To the Public.

IN AND AFTER THIS }DATE THE
~ sunset Telephone Exchange win Be
open ~ all hours. Subscribers wishing
connections with other telsz5hones nsay
have them by calling the offli3 and giving
number wanted. H.HINfja
90 Manager
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WANTED.

GS0O ON IMPROVED CITY PROP
sODO'C erty; win pay good interest.
ASfply 70 w. w. hOLG0MB. rooms
~ and ~ fesler-Leary block p. q. box
~. SeAlue. w. VI. SELF I'm
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FOREIGN.
A French Consul Killed.

CAIRo, Dot. IN. Borrere, French
diplomatic agent, has received a tele-
gram stating that Nj. PERRIN. French
Consul at khartoum, was killed at the
same time that Colonel Stewart and his
party we're massaored by Arabs.
Cameis.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. THE camel corps
which 10 TO take part in the Gordon re
lief expedition has landed here.
Lord Nerthbroeke,s Proposition.
CatRo, Oct. Lord Northbrooke,
British High Commissioner. has pre-
posed the abolition of the Egyptian
army and the substitution of good
police instead. The Egyptian Ministry
oppose this plan.
The Cause Of the Rtet-
NuEyA LAREDO, Mex, Oct. GA we'll
posted party, arrived from the interior,
attributes the real csRse Of the recent
blosdy riot at the town of Sabiuas to
the high state of political feeling exist
inc between the Trevino and Narrango
parties, both OF which have candidates
in the field for the Governorship of the
State OF Nueva Leon. The new Alcalde,
Santos, and bis father were prominent
adherents to General Trevino's party.
It ia thought that FL Coyote, the ban
dit, was in the city and led the attack
by the adherents of General Marriages.
faction. The Alcslde was killed IN the
presence Of his wife and aged mother.
As late as yesterday hand of rioters
were fortified in a building which they
had captured and were successfully re-
sisting she Government troops sent
against them. A serious outcome - ap-
pretended.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-$lI50o in silver
bullion was engaged for shipment today
for New York. A further outflow Is
expected unless American exchange
meanwhile should recover.
our English Miatstcr 60 Eagisad.
I,oSpoS. Oct. T. The newspapers
highly applaud Isoweil's address of last
evening. The Tsmss says il was wise IN
thought. finished in style. genial IN
temper, spicea in epigram and pregnant
in aphorism.
Harmless Baeiiiartae.
C.tnurrA. Oct. 6.-Dr. Clein is Goa
WINGED the baciilariae discovered BY
Mr. hOCG IN c00tekA k'AttCAt7 80 Aas
less, he swallowed a micros'hene him.
self while pursuing his inquiries.
A sucees.fai season.
VICTORIA (B CO.. oct. 6.-The provin-
cial far seal catch for the season is 90,
Ooo skins, being largely in excess OF last
years catch. The value is S4sO,oU.
Intense Natisnaiism.
DuurIy. Oct. 6.-At the meeting OF
the corporation of Dublin today the
discussion was renewed Of she PROPOSE
ton 20 substitute Irish national names
for the present Eagiish and foreign
names of the streets ia the CITY. Ihs
Liberal and Conservative members o.
the corporation opposed the proposition
as absurd. irritating and unnecessary
| n wss pointed out by one speaker tina
. the Americans when they achieves
their Independence did mos descend =
| any such pnsrilisy.n Il was assertss
that the people Of Dub.in woald rs
bodily in their indigu stion u such
..csior ,waa carried. The majority O
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To be found i'm the Territory. Everything marked i'm
plain figures. No trouble to show Goods. and every
thing guaranteed represented. Our stock com
prises i'm part as follows, which have been marked
down i'm accordance with the present hard times
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CaiRo. Oct. Lord Northbrooke,
British High Commissioner. has pre-
posed the abolition of the Egyptian
army and the substitution of good
police instead. The Egyptian Ministry
oppose this plan.
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Fruit Of eeotisn-TAs apple of your
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CAIRo. Dot. IN. Borrere, French
diplomatic agent, has received tele.
gram stating that NJ. PERRIN, French
Consul at khartoum, was killed at the
same time that Colonel Stewart and his
party were massacred by Arabs.
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Committee OF Arrangements - Jack
Levy, A. Page. L. Booth. y. G. Hsnseom.
p. II. Martha
Committee on Rsception-J. G. Haines.
]. SchraIa. H. N. Carr. u Rake. W. T.
Floor Comulirtee-G. NJ. Halter, K. II.
webh. Nicholas s. Snyder. I'D. s Brisco.
c. Steinweg.
Tickets .s.-- .s.-<h ~
Members please attend In uniform sei9
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~" loRK. Oct L. Money easy at
stf- Per ceat; prime mercantile paper
srs, psI cent; sterling exchange, bank
0''ls' frni at S4s2: demand, $4.s4l1,
The stock List.
M" York. Oct. 7.-U. 8. Three's,
le ;, - ;, ll2i4; as, 1l9S1; Pacific 95's,
a. 1i91ssrrican Express 80, Canada Pa
M Canada Southern 81, Csn-
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VICTORIA (B CO.. Oct. 1.-THE provin-
cial far seal catch for the season is 90,
Ooo skins, being largely in excess Of Lass
years catch. The value is S4sO,oo.
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CALCUTTA. Oct. 6.-Dr. Clein is Goa
WINGED the baelllariae discovered by
Mr. Koch In cholera patients 10 harm
less. he swallowed microsihene him
self while pursuing his inquiries.
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The Cause Of che Riet.
silver Coming.

LONDON, Oct. 6.-$l750oo in silver
bullion was engaged for shipment today
for New York. A further outflow Is
expected unless American exchange
meanwhile should recover.
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FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. THE first
OF series of four joint discussions
upon the polit cal issues of the day, be-
tween Calkins, candidate for Governor
of Indiana on the Republican ticket,
and Gray, Democratic candidate for the
same office, WAS held here this after
noon. A vast crowd assembled in and
around the courthouse yard. Both
candidates held an informal levee upon
the platform, shaking hands, etc, at the
close of the debate.
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BELFAST

June TO- 1854
We had quite a hailBtom one day last week.
George Webster, Of Cincinnati, is visiting at
James Berryman's.
Rev. Galbreath and family paid a flying visit
to Greenfield this week.
Robert Campbell went to Springfield this
week seeking employment.
Mr.. John Hurst has returned from Lebanon.
His report is very favorable.
Mr.. Calvert and Mr. McMeekin made a flying
visit 10 Leesburg last Thursday.
John Trump contemplates remodeling his
house this summer. VIM. Ream the workman.
Mr.. Willis Best and family, Of Adams county,
we're the guests Of Josh Duncan last Saturday
and Sunday.
Our last summer school In the township
closed Friday James Williams teacher The
scholars report him an excellent instructor.
Mr. Josh Duncan and wife contemplate
spending part Of this week near DunoanYille,
Adams county, o., with his father and brother.
Our festival passed OFF very pleasantly.
Prof. Wise, of Marshall, was on hands early in
the evening with his organ while later on
Prof GLASGOW, Of HillBbOrO, brought in his
organ. The proceeds were near fifty dollars,
which we thought good turnout for the big
threatening storm.
The Gazette correspondent Of this place made
a slight mistake in his communication last
week, I'm speaking Of the festival at the nj. E.
Church this week, he called it a leap year
party. Perhaps the party he had allusion 10
was the entertainment the young ladies had
about a month ago. One Of Our prominent
Young men received an invitation which he
failed 30 recognize, because the note he re-
ceiyed failed 90 state that tho ladies would de-
fray the expenses
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ferred 20 I'm our last They ought 10 have
known better, az ne is no dude A dudeis one
as we understand It,, who spends most of his
time arranging his toilet, aud paying dovotious
TO tender sex, with no ambition of rising
higher, his sole object being TO make a present
able outward appearance. Mr. Earis is par
ucuar friend of ours, and does not merit the
aforesaid appelation,
Tn order to relieve the minds Of some cor
respondents of an unintentional error concern
ing the cemeteries near this place, we give the
following What 10 commonly designated as
the Buble cemetery, south of town, is not
rightly named. John M. Smith, who was
benevolent, large-hearted citizen true chris
Han knight, and who now lies within It's silent
keeping, donated the ground as a burial place :
and his daughter Jane was the first person
laid beneath its sod He had IL laid of, kept
it in order, and had q neat paling fence placed
around it, Therefore according to justice
and in honor to it's founder, we suggest it be
called hereafter the Smith cemetery, and the
one west of town, called the Barker, be called
Faris cemetery, in honor Of it's donator and
founder, Benz Faris. Our motto is 'Justice to
whom justice is due
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Additional New Vienna.

June 18th, 1884.
Silas ROuth shows the best stock of farm
horses in this community.
Gentlemen Gregg q Erwin are having daily
auction sales Of dry goods.
James VanWinlLe and family, OF New Market,
visited relatives here last Saturday and Sun
way.
Mrs. Ella WOOdmRnsee nee Kinsey, who was
married last Thursday, was taken violently i'll
in Cincinnati on Thursday night while absent
on their wedding tour, but the last report is
that she is improving. Her mother is an inva-
lid, and was somewhat worse on Wednesday
night, causing the young lady TO lose a great
deal of sleep, which coupled with excitement
attending the marriage ceremony, and separa-
tiOn from friends, produced nervous prOBtra-
ton and serious illness.
FOrty-seven men were sworn into the U. s..
service at this place on last Saturday night.
The company was organized under the super
vision of Geo. E. Barrow. They proceeded i'm
mediately after being sworn in TO elect their Of
ficerB, which resulted as follows: Captain,
William Williams, late Of the regular army
First Lieutenant, Elizi SWartz, late Of the reg
ular army Second Lieutenant, William
Chamberlain and William Haynie First Ser
geant, The Captain then issued a verbal order
that they should meet again on next Friday
night and complete the enlistment Of men for
the company. They adopted the name OF
"BBHow GUARDs' in honor OF our worthy
post master, who did very efficient work in
raising the company. Captain Williams after
the business was closed, called the company 10
attention and then ordered them TO break
ranks.
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SICILY.

June 18TH, 1854
AIr. Ed Hobbs and Mr. Henderson, Of
Sugartree Ridge were the guests Of Mr.. David
Kibler lsat Thursday evening.
Kay brothers have bought circular saw
mill and intend TO attach it to their Touring
mills here. Success to the boys.
Our Sunday School is fourishing under the
able administration of Mr. Albert Johnston.
Attendance large and increasing.
Messrs. ]. r. Ogden, Charles PeddicOrd, Ar
thur TOlle, and Miss Mollie Cumberland are at
tending school at Sardinia during the spring
and summer terms.
A, H. Reames has been engaged to teach the
the Sicily school next winter A. II. bears q
good reputation as a school teacher, and we are
glad he was successful in getting our school,
DR.. ]. W. Shockey of Morrow, Marion CO.,
formerly Of this place, lost by FIRE, few weeks
ago. his nice barn and its entire contents, and
among other things a highly priced buggy.
Animal loss about 81, 5OO
Hol another surprise. This time it struck
BAIL j.. ShOckey, in honor of his 6Oth birth
day. We noticed baskets and pans filed with
good things and glass dishes full Of straWDer-
ries, etc. We give it up and just say a good
time and all pleased, and may he have many
such birthdays, was the wish Of all present.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
PRICETOWN.

June 10th, 1884
Elder J.. B, Faris win preach next Sunday at
Nanc6's school house.
VIM, Brown, of Littleton, has wandered 10
Nebraska to select a future home.
Elder James Barker will occupy the pulpit at
the Christian Church next Sabbath
DR.. CLANCY was in attendance at the Ohio
State Medical Association, held at Columbus,
o., four days Of last week.
Misses Puckett and Hodson, two ladies In
the Union school of the Model town, and Miss
Jessie Spargur were visiting DIT. Gray and
brother Saturday evening.
TO read the Gazel6s politiosl expounds Of
the last ISSUE without being better Informed,
would make one feel that the star Of the Re-
publicaus' hope was slowly going down, and
the way that little Democrat over in Hollow
town aired himself through the same paper,
would make one suspect him of secretly aspir-
ing 20 the position Of grOom5hip Of pild8nB
bed-Chamber, should he be 30 lucky as t0 got
the power of making said appointment.
Some persons have had the cheek 20 accuse
B. i. FarIs as being the NOrmalte dude re-
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NEW MARKET.

June 4ObuI 4oots
News scarce.
Miss Martha Johnson is very sick.
Strawberry festival at ]. H. McClintock's last
Saturday night.
VIM. Pensyl is employed by James SWisshelm
in the blacksmith shop.
H. s. Vance and John VanWinlle are talked
of as candidates for Recorder.
The stock law has been enforced in our vi-
cinity, consequently no stock running at large.
Our farmers complain of their corn being
worked upon by moles ants, cut-worms, and
the wire worm.
The trial between Cochran, Strain and Sand
ersOn will take place on Wednesday Of this
week. Shafer for defendent, Morrow for plain
tiff
Layman S Co. who have the contract for
building two county bridges. one east of town
and the other just west Of town, are engaged
at work on them. Mr. WithrOW, Of Lynch
burg, is doing the mason work,
Some parties passed through our village one
evening last week possessed with too much corn
Juice. The vulgar slang and actions that were
exhibited was beyond description, For the
present we withhold their names.
List Of unclaimed letters remaining in the
Post Office at New Market Ohio Marion Cos
Bett, Mrs. Beatty, David Harris, George O..
Johnson, John Morris, Wallace Wright Frank
Nesbit, Efie Rodgers. Ask for advertised let
ters in calling for the above names. C. A.
Wilyn =. M
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GARMEL.

June 18TH 1884,
Wet weather has stopped turnpiking here.
Hurrah for Blaine and Logan, is Carmels
cry.
Mr. John W. Lucas has got the CarmelshcOol
for next winter
Wool buyers have began TO flock in to try
their hand at their monopoly.
There is not much farming done here. Turn
piJing takes the lead in business pursuits.
U. @. Eubanlls and colleagues enter upon
their labor with Jones Bros. & Co., Cincinnati
ss statesmen for their famous work. "ROmance
and Tragedy Of Pioneer Life soon.
Mr. Joseph Watts and Ulysses @. Eubanks
wish TO return their heart felt thanks to Abishia
U, Downing, of Wa srlv, o for his kindness
shown them while on their visit in Waverly.
Our debating society is growing larger and
more interesting each debate. Among the de-
baters are eN-Examiner John W, Smith, Hon.
b. W. Spargur, John Hughes, James Slater,
DR.. Little, Esq. Treber, Willy Austin, James NJ,
Butler, and James Stults.
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Sale of Bonds.

CEALED PROPOSALS for the sale Of One
- Thousand C$1 ,OOO) dollars Of the bonds of
the WOodmansee Free Turnpike No. So, will be
received at the office of the County Auditor,
in Hilsboro, Ohio, until Saturday, the 9TH day
Of July, 1884, at one o'clock p. m.
Said bonds are dated the 1st day Of July,
1884, and bear interest at the rate of six per
cent, payable semi-annually, and are issued
by authority of Section 48OS, of the Revised
Statutes Of Ohio for $780, page 117S, and are
described as tollows:
Nos. /, 2 and 8, for $500 each, due 1st Of
March, 1885, with interest from date.
No. 4, for 800, due LIST Of March, 1885,
with interest from date.
Said bonds will be sold to the highest bidder,
and not for less than the face thereof, with
any interest that may have accrued thereon,
and the privilege is hereby reserved Of reject
ing any or all bids.
JOHN WOODMANsEE,
E. T. WOODMANsEE,
JOHN EVANS,
Commissioners of WOOdmanBee Free Turn.
pike, No. 55. iunel1w4
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On the Lexington Pike between Saman-
tina and the dirt road leading to the old
Elwood Mill, ladies' light colored, small
checked woollen polanaise, trimmed with
ribbon and steel buttons The finder will
be properly rewarded, if he will send the
same to me by express at Washington G.
H., or leave it with G.. b. Gardner at
HillsbOrO. MILLS GARDNER.
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Republican Judicial Convention.

The Republicans of Highland county are
hereby requested to meet in mass conven-
tion at the Court House in HiIlsboro, at 2
o'clock p. m, Saturday, June 81, 1884, to
elect nine delegates and nine alternates to
the Republican Circuit Judicial Convention
to be held at Portsmouth on Wednesday,
June 25 1884. J. H. KEECH,
Chairman Republican Ex. Com.
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Since Mr.. Tilden has announced
that he will not accept a renomina-
ton the Democracy are all at sea in
regard to their candidate, as he was
evidently their first choice, and it
was generally believed that he would
consent to run. Senator Bayard, Of
Delaware, Gov. Cleveland and Mr.
Flower Of New York, ex-senator
Thurman and Senator elect Payne Of
Ohio, and Senator Mcdonald, Of In
diana, are now most talked Of as can
didates, with the chances apparently
in favor Of either Cleveland or
Flower.
Mcdonald, for the first place with
Gen. Slocum, Of New York, for Vice
President is a combination that is
urged by many Of the Democratic
papers as one that would carry Indi-
ana and New York, which with a
"solid South" would insure their
election.