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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-03

THE following information concerning
Mexico, exhibit at the Worlds cotton Gen.
tennisl exposition, to be held ia St. Louis,
ia taken from City OF Mexico special OF
Tuesday last 10 the st. Louis Globe.Demo-
crat: "The Mexican commission to the
Nsw Orleans exposition have received COM
muuications expressing intentions TO have
the states well represented from the gov
ernors OF Queretaro, Durango, Nueva Leon
Pueblo, Morelas, Vera Cruz, Colima, Cam.
peche, Michoncan, Coahuils, Oaxsca, Zsca-
tecss, Tabssco. Guerrero, Sipaloa and the
commander OF the military district Of Topic.
The states Of Morelas, Oaxacs, Colims, and
Michoacen, have appointed commissioners
to arrange for exhibitions. Tho states OF
Puebls, San Luis, and Osxaca, have each
contributed 5000 toward the expenses Of
the republic at the exhibition, and Puebla
an additional 81. 600 for its own expenses.
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.sTHE GREAT ISSUE. {"

The San Antonio Times ssys: The Dali
las HERALD implies that the tariff for rev.
enus only" men are in favor Of sudden
tariff revolution. Such Is rot the case. II
there IL On influential journal or public
man In the country who favor such thing
We don't know where 10 find them. The
difference between the ''incidentals" and
those who favor tariff for revenue only 10
int this: the former have two purposes in
viev: the latter one. Their object 10 to ss-
.ors both q revenue and . cerssin amount
n ueo6ectjon, ouz1 = 70 seouzs . rsvenus
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Mn f. MITCHELL has sold out his in.
terest in the Greenville Banner TO Mr.. Il.
w. HARRIS. The retiring journalist says
that "nearly six years close confinement
and hard work has impaired his health,
which he must now seek TO restore" He
says 'tho patronage of the Banner has
been truly. liberal, and that his business
has so prospsred that complimentary words
and dollars have made his lsbors source
Of Joy and comfort" Happy, happy MR.
MITCHELL, while others work you now
can play, and laying inside your journslis'
tic tripod, put on the toga Of indepen-
dence, slacken your speed, slow-up the
driving shaft, down brakes, before the
hot axle" indicates the premonitory fever
to fire to insanity ere the station be
reached the brain tina. daytime end night
time is ..seething with all manner ofwork
the multicolored drafts with which the
Newspaper man Is taxed.
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PROBABLY tho most unique bill OF the ses
sion recently came before the assembly at
Albany, New York. 1t Is fathered by
SENATOR Low, and is simply designed to
compel a man to leave jail. The man in
question was put in iail in Sullivan county
OF an execution issued by creditor. The
debt was $25. For five years the debtor
has lain in jail refusing to accept his free
do n under any circumstances, while the
creditor will not listen to the proposition
for release until the debt is liquidated. In
the ii "a years of hi, incarceration the debt.
or has cost the county nearly $1,000 for
board, and therefore the county asks the
legislature to come to its relief, and provide
way for getting rid of its unwelcoms
bo arder. The Low bill provides that debt
ors imprisoned on execution for $50 or un-
der, may be released after the expiration Of
Elk months on the application OF any pri-
vate citizen, and the bill was tabled until
after action has been taken on the measure
abolshing imprisonment for debt.
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rur Houston Post very iersely, correctly

4, Tux Houston Post very iersely, correctly
and clearly puts the tariff question thusly:
.,For once the Post disagrees with the Hon.
r. O. MrrLs...It 10 not at all necessary that
tarid reform be accomplished during the
present session. The m sjority ofthe democra-
~ oonersssmsn have furnished ample evil
Sepos Of their esrsss:hess to go into an ex'
haust,vs treatment OF tariff evils, but not
I'm shs MORRISON bill is q satisfactory In
ccruuent Of correction. On ths other
49,. the platform of the democratic
~c-1v .. Chicago will. In our hum
~ cplnson, be the touchstone by whies
~ nsrsy viii be probsd 70 the core. II
~ . rloisbrn bears evidence Of the same
6r.1nnoHs indifIsrsnces that character
~ mopsnt session Of congress We
~ voosh for the success OF the par
"a mr-nmber. The MossnoH bill 70 .
1o1lsastlos for which there exists
~1r1no nooosslty 5oes few month";
~ 71cooorn h . qneslion Of poll
~ coocla NJ lsdss ~ par
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Notwithstanding the inclemenoy of the
evening, q goodly array comprising some
of our best citizens, assembled at SHADY
View park last evening. To witness the hnsl
exhibition drill OF the Lunar rifles preps.
Mt Horetou. The msnetvers OF the COM
pany were such as 10 convince tina admir-
srs of the company that they will
render . good account OF themselves. All
in nii the occasion was Z most enjoyable
one. Bon voyage. Meslers Of the sword
and bayouet.
The ball which followed war q grand sue
sttendnnce the drill AMI ball will be re-.
mated Tonight, and II b hoped that the
Weather will be more fav,rable.
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Miscellaneous Foreign News

dynamite oKyiLrRY.
TORONTO, May 2--fhere are new devel-
opments in connection with the dynamite
plot. The cabinet council Yesterday de-
rest and conviction OF the party who put
the cartridges where found.
TRICKY EUBAg.
LONDON, May 2.--rhe Cairo correspond
ent OF the Times Gays Nubar Pasha. the
Egypt prime minister, IL becoming hos
tile TO British INFLUENCE and welcomes IN
trigue against The English. There are
hints that some foreign power Is giving him
support.
LONDON, MAY 2-Tho News prints a
Khartoum dispatch Of April q, saying ev-
erything reported safe, Trade will be car
ried on with mo Mahd's men in case Khar'
toum is taken. Greek merchants are al.
re ,dy In correspondence with the Mahdi
with n view to the establishment OF COM
merce.
LONDON. May 2--Tbe arrest OF Mon
tsgue aud Howerd at Weymouth yesterday,
for having secreted money and tobacco In
the government quarry for conviclSin the
Portland prison, rs believed to nave an I'M
portant political bearing.
Blakeway, the absconding broker has
been traced to Tangiers.
NEWMARKET COURSE.
LONDON. May 1.-The race for lC00
euineas, 3yeaa-o!G hllits, at Newmarket
"a. day was won by Busybody by length
and q halt; WilloughDy flly, by Hermit.
out of Adelaide, tecond. The latter was
afterward christened Quetn Adslsine.
SANITARY coRDoN.
CoysrAETIHoPLE, May A sanitary cor.
don has been established around Bedra
province, Bagdad, where the cuoonio
plague is raging.
ALDEN. May 2,--Admira. Hewitt has sent
hack ECO Bashi bszouks, AS the king OF
Abyssian refused to allow them to cross
the frontier.
MIsrRusTED JOCKEYS.
LONDON, May AT a meeting OF the
Jockey club to-day Sir George Chetwynd
asked concerning the trnth OF the alleged
conspiracy ..amone the jockeys and book
plied that the stewards had heard the RI.
mors OF conspiracy, but no accusation was
LONDON, May 2.-The race for the two
yesr.old etakes was wnn by Lafevre's
Radiuss by three lengths Keens's colt, by
Cremone. out Of Rustic Queer, second;
Redfern's colt. Tattoo, third. There were
Ave starters.
CHANGE OF MINISTER.
PsKtN. CHINA. May 2-An imperial de-
cree appointed Shut Sing Chin minister to
Francs:in place of Marquis Tssng; III Tong
Poo, munster to Germany, acts temper
arily in Paris.
HreE PREMIUM.
I,oYpoN, Nav 2.-U neerwriters demand
n premium of 20 guiness to re-insure the
State line steamer State Of Florida, now
overdue.
i. II
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Il pS.

We will offer for this week
200 punches of Real Ostrich
lips, in all the new shades at,
Ito per bunch; Our regular
price on them Is $50.
375 punches OF fine heavy
double headed Tips, in all the
new shades, at It's per bunch
of 3; their real worth is $50.
$50 punches Of Real Ostrich
Tips, extra full and large in
every shade, at $50 for a
bunch of 8; these are our best
offering, as they are worth $50
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&k|NaHR9Bg&
ARE AT 1T AGAIN.

We have goods than ever. and We'll tell you
WHY: hen buyers went to market we had ar
ranged enlarge our house at once. Our intention
then simply to break through the walls OF the ad-
Joining stores and increase facilities without de-
iay Purchases to be made accordingly. Since
then our plans have been changed. Our addition
is to be handsome four-story budding which will not
ready until after this season over Jur
buyers not notified of this change in tme we are
therefore heavily overstocled. The two depart ments
that should have been and ultimately will beg most
benefited by ourmprovenents OF course most
stocked. They cannot remain so-.some of the goods
must disposed of at To do this will for the
next week make
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rarpalIss Tocsin, "hersld of the com

TarDAllss Tocsin, "hersld Of the COM
ing future" 10 now "a fearful warning oil
the fruitful past" is no more, is stranded
on the beach" of impecuniosiiy, 10 dead.
It's profession mission wes TO urge the alb
solute freedom OF oil land. and now, alas,
les. than six feet OF that earth, the COM
mon lot. suti5ces Tor the pnuper's grave, as
its late editor relates ut was proitless
task" An extremist, like dynamite or
nitro.gly cerine, Il wss-but de mortuis
nid bonum," ergo, we must be silent.
Hinc lachrymm,
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Rory o MOORE some time ago dubbed our
Sem, or BARNEY O'GiDBs. Now the nime
brilliant parsgrapher refers TO him as the
.'distinpnished north Texas statesman.
Changes sometimes come over the spirit OF
newspaper mems dreams alice samee as
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rHE.MAI-sksr.

The committee hayinein charge the de-
tails Of the great Mai.fes to be held In our
civ ebortly. held anotbG interesting meet
ips last night and. heard reports from the
chsirmep OF the ariouscommittecs. They
gave ENCOURAGING reporh Of the fine pro-
eress being made and thu interest mspifeft.
q by ull olas.su " satiasass nnd 80 ensneeo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-03

JupeE wYLIE Of Stsr.route fame, re-
marked when witness PRICE was virtually
acquitted, 10 the prosecuting attorney
"You old we'll There 10 a vein OF sar
casm underlying the judges profound legal
oco,irsn,eute
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-03

TnE interstate drill at Houston, ii not
nerrsd by tho conirariness OF the elements
that seems iutt now prevalent. will be
grand sfiair, creditable to Texas and
Houston. All reports Of extortions % be
practiced ON visitors alleged by certain
journals hostile to tho Bayou city have
been denied.
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Iris certain that Pennsylvania will In.
s,ruct for RANDALL; 1. Is reasonably GER
tain that New York will follow suit, or go
for TiLprS; 1t Is probable that the New
England delegation will resound his nemo
at the Chicago roll.call; and 1t Is more
than probable that hall OF the south VIII
vet fall into line.
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TnE platform 81 our republican friends at
Fort Worth state distinctly that The grand
old lar.y Is IN f.vor of free grasa. AS
"Salt river" waters dese secti ns here
should be n marked Improvement in the
grade OF the republican stuck.
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THE homeopathic physicians of the state
seem 20 6e terribly IN earnest In their Ell
forte TO have their branch of mtdioine re-
cognized at TIE hands OF the state. The
arguments they adduce are seemingly
sonnd and should be weighed.
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that the fair now bids 10 artums greater
proportions than was a hrst anticipated by
Ing daily added TO tho already long list ri
those who are 10 participate Ia tho proces'
son. This comm 'ttee earnestly request that
parties Wishing TO take part In tho proces'
sion will leave their names 1T the Markos
drug store, 30 that they may DO assigned
proper places In the grand street parade.
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OLD BILL EATON" turned himself loose
Thursday. He is 3 golden mean az to
tariff. with no ioolshness about him on the
outside. Free-!rader and protectioni7'
have equal respect for tho souod common
septe OF the Connecticut statesman.
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SCROFULA

can only be cured by thorough purifca-
ton of the blood. If this Is neglected,
the disease perpetuates its faint through
generation after generation. Among Its
earlier symptomatic developments are
Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tu-
mors, Boils, Carbuncles, Erysipelas,
Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and Ply
steal Collapse, etc. Ii allowed to con
tinue, Rheumatism, Scrofulous ca
tarrh, Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Tubercular Consumption, and vari-
Gus other dangerous or fatal maladics, arc
produced by II.
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All Papers Discontinued MT the Expiration
of tho IIInc NM Inr,

Look al the printed label va your paper The
tn,e theWon shows when Tho subscription eA-
plrcs Forward The money ia ample tine LOT
roncwal N YOU desire uubrokcn dies gs We eau
not always furnish bfok pumher', $500.
fubs,ribcr, desiring The address OF hoit paper
ohangcd Will vi. ace s,ale ~ lher eei"hun''"
efot -. fha ~ and ngN adiraFss
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Texas ia the.ereatest flower country In the

Texas 10 the.ereatest flower country In the
world IL IN said by boieniaiu that all
blotsoming plants ara found 10 this
state growing natively. There 10 talk
OF establishing an extract factory AT Gal
weston for the purpose ofmaking perfnmery
from rGyas blossoms. an exchange says
tho magnitude of the business OF raising
sweet scented lowers for their perfume
Europe and British India copsumes about
| 100, 600 gallons Of handkerchief perfumes
yearly. There Is one great perfume distil-
lsry ut Cannes, In France, which uses near.
ly 100000 pop nds OF acacia flowers. 10000
pounds OF rare flower leaves, SO 900 pounds
OF Jasmine blossoms, 10000 pounds OF tube.
rose blossoms, aud an Immense qusnn,y @,
othec material. -
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TIE New York Times had l,500 words
daily telegraphed from Fort Worth. The
Times Is anti ARrHuR. and its business
manager doubtless thinks the money we'll
spent. Charge CHKsrEs. charge.
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CoME % think II it, tho MORRISON oil
looks better horizontal" han perpendlcu.
lar. It is easier TO bury it in the first
named position, VT it 10 u great Improve
meet on the existing CIRCLE OF infamy.
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Yrl1EnDAy was surrendered to tariff de.
hate. As every member had made no his
mind bow TO vote, there has been terri
be Wrltn Of WIND.
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SATURDAY. MAY 3, 1884,
INDICATIONS.

For the Western Gult States Cloudy wealth
or and light local rsins; norherly shifting ia
easierly windf; slight fall followed by slight
rIs, IN temperaiur" Saturday.
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The TexGs cditofs will bygn TO arrive to-
night sui tomorrow night. Let US eclipse
the royal welcome we gave them last year.
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SENATOR SHERMAN 10 said 20 20 the best
whist player IN Washington, but ne can't
play IT rresicenls worth cent.
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THe oeieestca afc lore nd the Fort has
only The White Elephant lett. But the
coloTed troops foueb uobly'
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Cotton Seed

I VOItOH SrcW,
Parties can DO supplied with coed, sound
cotton seed for planting AT the Howard OIL
| Mills, Dallas, Texas.
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LIyINGSTON'S

CONSOLIDATED REsTAURANTs-
BOARD OF TRADE AND DELMONIO0,
WILL DE OPENED TONIGHT.
Everybody Call and Examine improve
ments.
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In the senate yesterday Ma. vAE WICK
sent q brosdside at fcrsiRn syndicstes ard
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Sanger Brothers.
MILLINERY DBPAR7N'7

conceded by all ladies of taste to be the most complete
South in all things pertaining to fashionable head
gear Our quotations below are for this seasons produce
lions. No Old or shOp-worn goods.
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTIONS.
DAILY.
TINE WHFKLf,

CompthI < ei.ht pagrs u hiiy'nN oe,uinhs
4. tho ln,rtst ana Chcnpett newspaper Ia thc
staie, and Is now oisi,d At tho following 10
dured rates: -, IN
One CODY Quo 1tiils -
from Stsrch to November 10, 1884 30
INVsRiAnLY IN ADvAsCs
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

c---Ls
M, h AkE A. . uOktLkD 40 ANNoeSNh
w CoonelI sTkytS- a candidate
for Justice OF the Peace OF Precinct no. J,
"FARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w John l.. GILlEsplEss caholdaie LOT
rust,ce on he Peace, Precinct NO. j. bsilns
eour ~, Texss,at The ensuing Noyemh. eleetoh
rIiE ARE AUTHORIZED TO hNNoU CE
w Hide II. + BURKE as a candidate for
,he indee,hip Of this judicial district al the
ensuing Nov mbhr cleniion.
1.-F NE AUTAURlLEu 40 AN 10Y NEE
for the ofiee OF County Judge at the ensuing
elociinr IN No,emher
" AKA RfQVEsIEn TO ANNOUNCE w.
w II THACKER for County Lleik.
WE ARE RkQUEslED ~ hNNOuNuE
w GEORGE Il. FEARS for Justice OF Inc
Peace for prccinct No ---
VIIEAKE HEBEBl AUI HokIAtD 10 AN.
w nounce Colonel W. N. tDWAkDs as a
candidate for County Judge at TIA ensuing MO-
vcmber election.
VIZ RE AUIHURZEp 10 .AuNoUhCE
wv W W. PEAK FOR Justice OF tte Peace IN
Precinct No l. ---.---.---,,
We ARE NUTnURiZkD TO ANNouNCE
w Mr. X, :. KlMBROUGH ~ a. candlohte iot
the Legislature In DnllCs county, tubltctto tao
sr'iOn ~ the Democracy.
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We oANNoTDBssRDsTRlMMEDHArs LAD1BMusTssB THEM
SANGER BROTHERS CARPET DEPARTMENT,
CARPETS.

We arc heavily overstockcd in ex. supers
and we must therefore Offer q number OF pieces
at extraordinary reductions
At Csc we will sell an all-wool ex Super worth
90 cents.
Our 7sc quality is equal to any LOO goods In
the market
We have marked down tapestries 10 &C and
I5c that cannot be bought elsewhere for less
than gOc and l co
Our best qualities that are worth 1.l0 10 LIS
we are selling mt SO and Gee.
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KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given to scrofula
because of superstition that 1t could DO
cured by kings touch. The world Is
wiser now, and knows that
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ere. of Postage 20 all Parts of tho United
states and Canada.

Remit by draft on DALLAS postoflco mauey or.
Ger OF Registered letter lfsent otherwise We
siil moi 30 fefponsihlO for Miscarriage. Ad'
dress THE HfEALD, Dal!hs, 4tAHH'
Specimen copies sent ifec on application
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MATTINGH.

White straw mating at 10 l.2c y yard. worth
16 1.2c.
rily sells for 35c.
Three lots OF fancy straw mattiyigs at Csc, soc
and $50 yard that has sold Fat ffom loc TO loc
We are getting out SEVERAL additional lots
which will be on our carloet floor this week
They are all special bargains.
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TO BE REPEATED.

Little Joker" is the best smoking o
bacco.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-02-02
OUR NEIGHBORS.

House breakers and thieves have been
A COW on the farm of Mrs. f. Laer
Rogers, in Talbot county, last week gave
birth to four dead calves.
One of the jewelers. of Oxford, Pa,
placed all his jewelry, large quantity,
in safe in his store, 1T the close of bust
ness on Monday night, and weht home
leaving the safe door standing wide
open. lie received quite shock when
he entered the place on Tuesday morning
and saw the safe open. as thoughts of
robbery suddenly flashed through his
mind Oxford Press
The Cambridge Democrat and Meas
says: Captain Ivy Leonard of Taylor
Island showed us this week Jug with
oysters growing in the mouth of it. lie
caught it Off James Point, and it is as
heavy as il there are some oysters inside.
lie also has a cu.ling hammer with an
oyster growing through the eve where
the handle was pulled out. lie thinks
from the rust on the hammer, that it has
not been overheard for more than a
year, yet the oyster was nearly large
enough for select, showing that the
growth of oysters is much more rapid
than many suppose
At Cambridge the other day a girl,
whose father disapproved of her lover,
having arranged to go with the latter by
boat to Ba fillmore and be married, started
for the wharf. The suspicious father,
however, accompanied her, and the case
seemed hopeless, the boat having started
from the wharf with the lover abroad
and the sweetheart ashore. Suddenly
the girl made a lu>h for the moving boat
and the father made after. but too late
\ bold leap landed the determined girl
on tl- guards. whence she was pulled IN
to the deck aud the dlecousJlats father
walked away
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The Senate has passed Senator
Hoar's bill for counting the electoral
vote. The House receiving it thus
early in the session, there is ground to
hope that the bill will become law
before the situation is complicated by
a presidential election and a vote wait
ing to be counted. The bill is the
same as passed the Senate in the last
Congress. 1t provides, among many
other things. that where but one re-
turn from State has been received
it can be rejected only by the afflrma-
tive vote of both Houses. If there
are two returns the votes only of those
electors shall be counted whose title as
electors the two Houses, acting sepa-
rately, shall concurrently decide is
supported by the decision of the tribu
nal of such state so authorized by its
laws, or if there shall have been no de
termination those votes only shall be
counted which the two Houses shall de-
eide to be the lawful votes of the leg
ally appointed electors of such state.
This settles the most important ques-
ton heretofore left open, viz, who
shall count the vote of state when it
is disputed.