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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-27
The City Marshal.

To w. [. Williams, Esq
 We, u1e undersigned, citizens ape taxpayers ofshe city of Pac1ni4 having eonfdenc 1z5 your integrii, at.-: ability 10 perforn, >ies-o -oi Narshl of inc city of Phoenix r-euld respectfully request that you un for said office al the next com ing city election
 Ctfe'dman & Co J l. B Alexander hi " kales J-S Srcad
 Morris Asher E Mayer
 Js Gahz Kelly & Specdy , Goldberg o J Thibodo r Goldberg J D MonilInn ] B Creamcr c Il Ro-hrock sS Ellis & Co Israel Miller kO L Mahoney Patick & Hickey \ T Hord Geo F Coats ,!fm Cnrnty II H MoNeil ' ] Bennett A Goldberg E Agujrre Myriyl Godchaux Robert Kern J k Loosley F PtGriera Sieve c Dole 1Vm Gilson John Grijalba ? C Sr0dgrass J J -Swet aey, Jr Geo F Kempcr Geo " Hca'liey A C Baker " F McNulty " E Morris N 4 Murfnrd Thns G Rodgers C H Knapp N HerIick r Minor
 Paul R Ruben John T Alsap Geo H \ Luhrs C w Cation
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-27

The first Sunday school conven> il Il eyer held in line territory of Mon nna convcned recently at Uele- na. 1Lc aiten'la' ce was large. A approximate report was presented 10 the C invention showing 40 scho 'ls, 2775 tcacherS, and about 2,000 schol- aTC
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-27

T.c Louisville belle who cloped w,t.i a Chinese laundryman will n"i .ss-rry in future about her wh't" t rceses being scorehel by careless ,-.-.- women.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-27
Dr. SPINNEY NOII KEARNY STRET. TREATS ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
 DISEASES
 NOIrNfz MEN

V L lStF III E4N
 VETHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM " the effcrts Of youthful fnlies or iu- discretion vii. do well 10 avail themselves ot this, the greatest b7on ever laid at the the altar Of suf ring humanity. Dr. SptNNET vii. euarautee to forfeit S.I0A for eve y case of Sem nal Weakness or private disease of any kind or cherec ter which he undertakes end ails to cure.
 MIDDLE AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty to sixty who are troubled win too frequent evacuatiuns of the bladder. often accom- panied by slight snlrtinG or burning sensation ard a weakening of the system ih ! manner tha patient cannot account for On eXsmiLin9 the urinary depos1ts Q rory sediment will ofteu be found and sometimes small particles Of albumen will appear, or he colcr will be Of q thin k ish hue, agnin changing to a dark and or pid Gppearsnce. There are many men hu die of this difficulty. ignorant of tho cai e. which is the second sta Of 2 mlnal we k nGss Dr.'Spinney will guarantee peri I cure in all such cases. and d heRithyr . toration of the 9cnito-Urinary 0rgrIs.
 Oilice HourS-10 to 4 and toS. Sundays from 10 to II A F. Consultation flee Thorough examination and advice, 8.
 CGll or addre
 DIR. SPTNNEY < O.,
 N II KesrHy street San Francisco,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-27

ieiiy wears ago there were but six Fan.n Catholic chniel.ts and .lv priests In New YorS city Al yr.. nf fine churches numbtr 7 xfy ana Ae priests nearly four hundreds m. eA;.n fhere were m Ike whole Ta:aet s atrs ,H.H ;s cellufy
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THE Dr. Liebig PrEvat@ DEspenSa4-y. 4OG Gcary si.. San Francis eg Eal

to Marriage Q C.. from Exc"sses or Youth ul FollieS. or any carsc, Spec dily. Safely and Privately cnred,
 Y~unG SfdIfe Aged and Qid men snd a'l who need medical S.<iI' and experience, consult lh- old Euro eau PhySic' an At one. Iis opinion costs nothing. and may save f. ture mi'- cry aud shamo When ipconvenieht to Yisit the city for trea ment. medicines can bn sen everywhere lev express. free from observation. It is self evident that physician who gives hf~ whole a' teniiOn to c'ss' of diseases ~ttasns great skill and physicians throughout the country. <noNinGthiS. frequently rec 1mmend fiicuit casrs 10 th sIs'eSt Sparfaifst- by whom every known z. 0ss remedy is used The Doctors :: ge and Experience mak h's Opiui-H of supreme sgnpOr- ;;-ce.
 &&5 Those who call sce no ore but the Doctor Consultations ire and . c ed V R'oHfi5HptEaI Gases which have fallcd in 0htainir" relief lseWhere Csp.- cialv solicited. Female dissa -es snccc=s- fully treated. gte D0ctGr will agree 10 forfeit ssi.00O for care II dertaken. cured. Call CT write Iicnrs: Daily. from q. m to p m; to s. evenings; ; SHrday-. Ec tO E3 only. Send TOT '-'i he Sentari>t Guide 10 ledlth;" sent free Addiess a. above.
 sar The services of tEe celebrated old c rInaa ihys elan, D.. O. GERARD. from StrarS ourg- have been s cured at tEe LIEBIG DIS PENSARN. his fame as spscIalis: for GisCaEcs of men 1. universal lv known. snd hundreds a' daily avail ing themselves o the cppocluai y of free con nsult4ti-n, personally or by letter, in all languages.
 Wonderful eaerInnn Inv goratOr Permanently prevents all UnnatNNs Loss es from tn, svstem. meg the nerves. strengthens fha mu- cles, check the waste. invigora cs the whole Avktem. and restores the a!fli ted to Healih and Hap piness.
 The tea sor 30 men cannot nct cured ot Seminal Weakness. Los of Manhood. etc is owing 10 q campiica lor. cali"d PROS T sTORRtlEA With HIPERAETHE ESIA, which re,uircs peculiar treatment. Dr. iebig's Inv goratOr is he only pOsi ive c1re for PEOSTATO win perul- ia Sprc al Trca' Inent, used ct LiESIG DiSPENS9RY.
 Price of EnVfgGrafOr Sse- Case of six bottles. 3l0. Seht [" any address, COW eIcd securely from observation.
 Most D aweIful electric belts ee 10 pa t;ents
 70 prove the Wonderful Tower of the INVIGORATOR.
 2 SsS EOtss+ es5Ven or Sent Free Consul;at .n Free and Private
 Call, or address.
 z.aEZs7G gpT%FlXS sRE,
 400 Gc -rv rtrsct san Franci>co. Cal
 Private ertrince 4oj M isOn St .et. four blocks up G ary street from hearny. Main entrance tErougl- Dispensary Drug store.
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Territorial TwIgs'
[ Mner.1

Placer gold taken out during and
 siLce the rec: nt s.orms is begining to make its appearance in town in considcrab. qu .nlities.
 "Ruhy" Stanton of Antelope, with the assistance of three men, is rc- ported as having taken out S2500 last week from the plsceis near his place,
 Stv ral emigrant ouxfis, ecntain- ing mormon families or the salt River Valley, passsd tf Rugh town
 today. Thy report d llmher of other families now en ronte from Utah to th- same destination.
 Two of the most prominent prop critics in the county were this after noon sold by Sheriff Hcnkle for Gc- lilqueni taxes. One was the extcn> sive Baca grant, in the northwestern part of the country, rem arllnbie alike for being the only grant north of the Gil,t in Arizona, and also for the numerous times l. has been solI for taxes, IL was purchased by Hon. Ed. ". Wells for S, ,562 St. The other was tEe elaborate hpisfing worKs, mill and machinery, etc, cf the Tipto.- Mining Company which was kncckcd down 10 r. Smith, for $74s.
 Rob It Groom, the veteran Ha sa- yam per, patron saint Of Groom's Creek, original surveyor of the town- site of Prescott, successful prcsp ct or and pfumo.cr Of mining enter rises, joYial wlt and rcckl, ss dis iribuIor Of means, whether large or small, for the accumulation If which he has always Nisplayed q marked aptitude, is at present sci ;trning for q season at the old Vultnre trailing pile at Wickcnburg, where Mr. Sails bury is having me seven Frue con centra:ors put in position, enc of which IS already in succe>sfu! oper- ation- Bob owns a mine Tn tLe vi- einity of the works, and rumor s.ys he is likely to make a sale to the Benson Smelling Company.
 The examination of two Mexicans charged with ealing some horses in the viciiiy of Wickenburg, re gently. is in progress before Judge Flcury today.
 At recent fan drill, sndcr the auspice; If q Home Mission band connected with q Brooklyn church, the twe@ty young lady p,rfoIm- CTS, attired in antique Costume, went through inc following moye- ments: Entrance march. present your fans, the audience hirt. shoul- 1 ier your fans. handle your fars. carry your fans, unfurl your fms, fnrl youT fans, 1uttcr your fans, charge y''ur fans, the scornful wave. 1 shoulier your fans, the coquettish Hutier, ground your fans, the bash, 1 ful tlutter, attack, the angry fiutter. retreat, the merry 1uttrr, tnumph. surrender, Ghe invitation hutter. recover your fans, tl.e repellan; fiut- Ter, tIle grce'ing gossip, farewell, salute, inc 4'af han retreat
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-27

" ~-ss A1tsS7f,zss-@ cesEes in mature years-such as loss of memory, Lsssitude Nocturnal Emission, aversion 10 Society. Di-1ncss of vision. noises lR the hes l. the vital fluid passing unobserved in the Urine and many other diseases that lead to in sanity and death.
 Dr. MIntie will agree to forfeit live Hun dred D 1llars for 8 case of this klnd the Vital Restorative (under his special advice and tTeatment) will not cure, or for any thing Impure or injurious found in 1t. pr. MiGtie treats all private Diseases success fully without mercury. Consultation free. 4 thorough examination and advice, fn- cluding analysis of urine, S5. Price oI Vital Restorative, 8 bottle, or four times the quantity, S10; sent to any address upon receipt of price. or c. Q. D. secure from observation and Tn private nam if desired by \ E. Mintie, M D., No. KearnY ny St. San Francisco.
 Sample bottle sent free on application by letter stating symptoms. sex and age Comm Inications strictly Confidential pr &;nrie's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPHRETI- GUM, cures all kinds of Kidney ana bladder 1 Gonorrhea, tileet. Leucorhea l For sale " all druggists; Sl bottle; Six i bottles. $5. Dr. Miniie's DANDELION PILLS gre the 1 best and cheapest Dys pepsia and bilious | iJ the market. For sale by all druggists. l
 janl-1tf.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-27

Cupid i, Inc er, >t slay belle n i s worId
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-27
This Grca Ra-irIxlrlEfnn0

hs-JuviERfIng 2 Remedy and Nerve Tome. is the legitimate Ter ult of twenty yeats of practr col experience and CURES WITH USFAH ING GER
 PANTY Nervou
 md r h y i cs
 ebiiity. Sem
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMDY

Is ( ncver-1ai lin : ; cnrc for Nervous Debility, Exhaust , ,edVitality, Semin- al W eakness. Sper- , me orrhoea, Lost
 M an hood Impo- tency, PavalS is, P TO a { q torrhea
 and all the terri
 ble effects Of
 selfah huse, youth
 ful follies, an q ex-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-27

The examination of two Mexicans charged with s ealing some horses in the viciiiy of Wickenburg, re- gently. is in progress before Judge Flcury today.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-27

Placer gold taken out during and siLce the rec: mt storms is begining to make its appearance in town in coGsidcrab. c qu mites.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-27

S,v ral emicrant cuxiis, contain ing mormon families tor the Sait River Valley, pass:sd ti Augh town today. Thy report d glmher of other families now en route from Utah to tho same destination.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-10

ret AIRY. . recording. sscretsry and n treat
ursr. who shsu form an executive CON-
miftec.
The society viii meet once sverv month
for prayer and business aud meetings Will
be opened and ciosed With devotional es-
tIcisen.
The following ladies constitute the OH.
core or the present term; Mrs. II. J. firh-
sr. president; Mts. J. N. Preston, F,oordirg
fecr'taryi Mrs. Il. J Adams, corresponds
ing serreisry; hre. Jemes III Ray mond
treasurer, end III. wives Of the protestant
minisiers ~ Austin o. vioa.presdents.
lady In thss city. deeply in'e,se,en In
this philanthroplc movement, nsted TO
the meeting that she ha5 been giving the
suhlect much attention during the pact
week; had visifed n number OF thu fallen Of
her ser. and she WAS happy TO cav that
among them the fourd many who felt
gr ite'nl for the interest hsing taken In their
behalf, and some had expressed a willing.
meas TO reform and lead n new lie. The
right hand OF fellowship ought 10 bs ex'
tended 10 all such.
A committee was appointed on missior-
sry work. which will a, once enter upon
the di.ohsrge Of the dntia, required Ia their
labor Of love- Austin CAPITAL
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xtrned by EiLesi Alien aud Others not 10
crnss a caf,ain piece ~ land belonging 10
IN, school dis riot. Not needing tbs warn.
inn nn st,empi was made 10 stop, which did
NOT snccaec. and they passed on when re-
turning later in ibs day, the O'uonnors
4 atIio laad TO prevent their passage, and
hss men, two named Allen and three
named been, stationed there, with shot
phns ana Ievolver., Nike % Conner Gu,
ibs wire, when Ernest Allen fhot afd
Killed 4 IA 0'C1nnO'. Nike ,hsn rushed
40 one oi the Berns Win pn Hxe ~ d
chopped MS head " iloiing mortal wound-.
rne party chen ol,ssd va on Mike ana
make a shotgun over his hesd. disabling
him. AL parties wIe arrested aud Jailed,
rha snalr lrew out oi an old fend between
the Bieers aud the o. 0nnors.
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Enrcst lflrcs.

RALEIGH, April s.-Estlnates OF losses by
n,m houses Is light Much lumber was
burned 10 Moore county. In the lower
counties turpen,ine farms were considera:.
bly, damaged. but not of character to si'
Tee. trade excerpt locally. In tho r. gion
swept over the iurpentine viii be dimin-
ished. but not enough TO eff CT the market
BosroH, April s.-A prominent member
OF the Union Pacific Commission enpneu-
c,lly denies the recent report tina. the Chi
osgo. Darlington & Quincy people demand
ed the breaking up VI the iripsriits agree
N eut. aud said also the obstacles In the
way OF settlement have ut no time been ~
= serious Oh iractsr. Arrangem nto sAtis
factory TO III concerned expect 60 be made
OF the meeting on Saturday, next.
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Tho mexican Central.

BosroY, April Sat The annual meeting
of Tho Mexican Central rsilwa, company
to-day report shows the gross earnings OF
the past year So 6s3,WO; Operating ex-
nenses. 81 osS COO supp Elementary conces-
sion April 18th, 1883, provides that the en-.
tire system must be- completed by Anil
i2.b, 1893. The full amount OF subscriP
tions one. two, three aud four GggreRating
s3t, 1893 900 have been paid In and aettled in
full, Alter the election OF directors,
Thomas Nickorson WAS chosen president
and d. 8. Robinson general manager me
road will BIO openei April 10th with full
eouipmeut Of Pullman palace and buffet
cars and close connections be made at FL
Paso by the new train on the Atchison,
Topeka &c Santa Fe railway.
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JousR wmfr. secre-srg
Dstr.a Tkx,s korifS 1874.
sToCKHoLpERs mEgTlN G.

GRO CKBoLDERs AND DIRECTORS MET.
- in9.--velirc IS hereby rIvon that IRE regu-
ar animal meeting of ths s'o nkhy'do-s OF he
W i, be held NJ the oshcc OF said com Nsny n Ty-
ler Teras, on Wtd7esdsv, the 3lrs day OF
Ap.ii, 1854. ~ 10 o clock a. m. for to purpose
Of tlcctinx nine Dirtctuss 10 fc-ve for me en-.
business as may pro- eriy come before said
xcsiiss II also given ttat the reeul'r annual
rsnv viii rlso Ne held on The ssmn day, and at
he same place, at 70 o'clock m. for the purpose
Of electinr . President. vice-Pft, ident Score
fsrv. Trr asorcr, and euch o. her DINERS rs they
nav deem rcctssary. AID fr the Transaction OF
he rcueroi businsf< OF thl C,mo-ny
CHAe 3 D1kNER, secrelsry:
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An adjourned meeting OF the Ladies
Auxiliary association for the rescue and
reformation Of fallen women n our MIDST,
was ne a yesterday citernoon IN TIE psrior
Of tic bo'el Brunswick. Much interest was
manifested m the procsedinas BY those
present.. When a reporter OF The Capital
entered the room The ladies were discussing
their cnrsfifuron, by-iaTs and order Of
bulivsss. which were finaily adopted with
Article 2ofths constitution reads as FOL-
lows:
'.If shall be the object Of this society 70
r,sn rrd execute snch measure. ss she'll.
by fbe hIsssire Of God. result in the rrscue
.Sd .T,'orn't'on Of fallen women IN our
Article 8 provides that any woman
q years old may b<come = member OF tie
,cisfy ~ aien}nR ifs constitution and pap.
'oi y ,si, p sqsi ' q 5;-.,dsc4 one
vice-uFooi6enf nom esco church 0pfe-
$500 d - 1soI1iy, Z esn1spes111ses -
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snffrrlnn innnnrnir.

CnIoAao, April S--Mies Anna Schcck
,rre,isd Two months ago ut the instance OF
toe humane society, Is ON trial ~ ne crimh
der her charge Ia iha home. ~ La
Gfange, near this city. The inmates Num-
hored about twentv, and ranged from 10
II yeArs OF oge. A number we're left. 81 he
home by iaoi.ant p.renis ADD the
remainder were oTphnns. The nome
was supported largely ny pub
lic subscriptions. The prosecution
offered The testimony Of attending physl.
o,ans and former employees, which tended
10 show that the children were almost to-
tAly uncared for. tina. the home was hon
nbly filthy, and that the basement where
the children were compelled Ia pass The
greater portion OF the day was also used o.,
a table for COW. One witness declared
That the prevailing die. for children was
mush aud potatoes, and that theit heds
were soied and wei. II Was oontended by
other witnesses that ihs health OF some
ohildren had been utterly broken.
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Independout Republicans.

NEw York, April The Independent
rapubliceu conferences committee held an-
nthtr meeting 10 day. General Francis o,
B.riow presided. Letters from prominent
of the country were rsceiyed
showing a strong feeling In favor OF Ed
rnurds ana Lincoln for the presidential
ticket. Although Blaine he'd many frien a.,
they expressed crave doubts OF his ability
10 carry New York. IL was the general
opinion that Blaine, Arthur ana Logan
were not men who would be snfo for tie
party as candidates. they should have
better records. IL was auncuuced that u
nsrlor and suit oftwenty rHrlns at the Pa
cidc hotel, Chicago, had sesu engaged for
The use OF the committee at the coming ma
tionnl election.
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scnnnn Nenderman,s Story.

WAsHIner1E, April s. susn Nerdsr-
man cnntnusd bis testimony before the
Jeapnette commit tao to-Gay. He salu II
the sufsirors D. ID been under proper guild.
Auce snd coutTtl they would nos have had
to make j1ureey d more than 800 miles
In s1uth,rly dlreciioa rom where the
Jeanuetto We down TO reach aid and sue
cor; he iboueht II .wice that distance from
where tic ship was lost 10 where tha bodies
OF DeLopg ami hi3 party were found; there
was delay OF eigat days at
bennett ISLAND dnring the retreat:
w,tueaB had heard protests against this de-
lay: ia his Judgment tad II not been for
this delay they nigh, have reached the
shore before the coming gale, In which
Chips boat was lost, the retreating party
had a Ratchet but no axes; there wac good
deal OF dr., : wood along the Lena. near
where DeLong's boats crew Loaded, but
they had no axes to ,nt II; they had rifles
bat no sh 1t.guns; they naw many
Piarnigans and rnignt have killed them If
they hsd shoi-guns; the extant and com
pass were left where the party landed; no
Commissioned officer OF the Jeanette stood
deck watch to hs knowledge; witness' opin'
ion was II Melville had gone north along
the Lena from Baum he might have reach.
ed belongs psrty.
Or. CoIIrs took the stand and testified to
hin relation With the naval court.
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SAILED PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or COUNTY JupsE, DALLAS
" Couxry, March 49, 1sSt--Dy direction of
the Commissioners Court o. psllas county. no
lice Is her b. given hat on Monday, April IA
1854. bid. will be received and opened ~ SID
House for The safc preservation q the records
Of IA las County. nc ,oriing % The plans AMI
snrcsfl . lions row 10 be 50 n IN he of.ic OF
NJ Fiard r. architect Payments VIII be made
on AID work % Il pfogrcl scs 20 per rent b Ing
res nv q on all tefi ofes until ihe completion
OF tie building. Do1d sud ser1risy II b. re-
Nv =, rrrrcd 10 reject any or all BID sub
ro,f1sd r T. BURKE.
Cor<~tw Tufva II La. g. ~ v
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pnIificnl Points.

CfncrrnATf, April 0.-Returns frorn 81
4. g. I. 49,, p..-c-d ~ fha city SNOW the cleo
tion of the entire democratic ticket with
the exception at the clerk OF The police
court. by n nrjnrisy OF from 400 to 800
Richards, REPUBLICAN, for clerk OF she police
court, win have sbout 800 majority. The
municipal reform tioEet polled about 500
votes.
CLrvyLArp. o., Arril 9.--rhe republican
CITY ticket w<s ii ,c.td by an average major
iiy OF :, 100. TIE republican, elect " coun
cilmen and I2 members OF tho boar
OF educaiion. The dem ocrsts elect
crurc lmeu aud nembers OF the board
cducatl6u. Tho democrats elect eleven
OF council and seven membero OF the cily
beard Che CITY council c,ntains fourteen
democrats ami four reDub icsno holding
over: at lssst two democratic candidates for
she c,uncll Hil. contest. J. Purban, rsrub-
Iics candidate Tor pSiice cptnntaSioner,
carried seye otsen ri twenty-five wards, u
majority OF 0 $50. John =. Far ev. the
democratic may r holding over. was elected
last spfinx by 500 majority. The CITY has
bean re-1i-,r clef wi,hin the year, making
tWenty-five wards out OF e'ghieen; The
working meas ticket poilsd 500; total vote,
20 500. :,
CrxcrSrArr. April 9.--Reports from the
email towns throughout Ohio cav the cleo
flo1s ye,,erdHy turned mostly on 'ocai ~
sues The gains end Losses were about
coua. between The democrats and republic
cans.
PErxn,BuRe, LII, April e.--The rrpuo-
licans OF the Thirteenth district tails alter
noon choose DR.. William jayne. OF sanRa-
mon county and ex-Colgres. u. ID.
Smith, OF Tszewtn county delegstss 20 the
National convention. Both arc pronounced
Logan ucn.
x1LArfA, "a, April s.--Thc vhitemans
Yepubli1ar parry met to-day In the sennie
chamber ard sss called TO order by J. Nor
1srosr who aid that whitemen and negroes
~hou1d rot have convention together.
iT71v uou,d have TO work 10 O common end
Int e<psrat. ~. William Markham wss
Siee<e6 ermsnent chsirman. Long adj
6r&m we've delivered by Colonel Asrcellus
& Chornton ~ the growth OF commerce
~ nro-esifiss for the protection OF Amer
~ 1ndusfr<x Colonel Thcrnt1n de-
S6S;~os the present federal olncc-holders Of
n s<<I11a IL * vera terms sDd tpoke OF tbe
<~<{cR need for reform 10 men and metn-
snc1utiops were adopted consuming the
,nn1r1 llsn Of the bal OF box, p'sdRing the
~ <r6ff 81 he organisation 10 Efforts 81
1r<1 0c8(Ioo. favorinx The j1dicious protc-
~. nnnrov;ec civil service reform. the
nl1onn1 BIZ btf0re conerezs nno nrRing
y 1nV1lns}on 10 northern ana western
~ 10 speok IN The south on poiit,.
- 11,or> as the only WAY % plssk
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Electlnn I,ninrns.

CisctssATI, April s.-Unoillslnl reiur1a
from oil precincts bui enc, and an esiiniH' e
fron tibet one gives the iollowiaF nlurni'
iis,; Peek, democrat Tor tho superior o0urt
900: Heron, democrat TOR board OF nuolio
works, 426 Richards. repn6 icsn for o'eik
Of tine pulice cnurt, l,22l; Herman, demo-
ora, Tor director ofthe inlrmary, l2l. -Four
democratic members Of the board OF educa..
Ion arc elected, ono with meiosliy oil
dis;ric, only three democrats were elected;
aud two reDub leans q for the first place
il lies betgeen Two republicans The com
mon council viii stand, democrats 20, re-
publicsus 30: oOuncilmen, democrats 20;
ropuolinanu, 30; joint ballot democrats AZ,
rrsnbicans 80. The popularity IN the
vote IN the G n Uerd giyea rise to suggest
ious OF a contest, while the total vote every
where else " twanty five per cent less than
last fall this ward pols 40 votes more,
than it did then. Hoadly he'd a mrjoritv OF
30s. now the democratic msjority Is 0jl,
There 10 also complain. OF irregularity in
the 9Th and 18th wards.