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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-09
Nothing to Good for the Children


There has been and is muck false SEN
timent thrown away in this world, and
in nc.one direction does this appear to
be more strongly the case than in, the
treatment OF chilssren. Perhaps how
ever, ii IS not so, much in the actual
treatment OF children as it IS in the way
in which this subject Il treated III
literature. There is a certain class of
wrisers who are never weary OF crying
out against the ''shut up parlorH which
is considered toa good foE the children.
Probably these writer's aye women, but
probably they are not mothers, or they
would not advocate the rights Of chill
dren quite 50 strongly. The fact Is
there is neither common sense nor
kindness in the idea that no room Is too
good for children. If you yourself love
! to have every corner oVerruR by AwlesS
/ children, You at least owe it to your
/ friends and calling. aequaihtances to
have one r6Om in which one Is not in
/ danger Of seating herself apOn broken
| remnants of food, ruiRing delicate
! gloves by touching stiekey latches and
! door knobs, or running the risk Of a
sprained ankle. or broken neck by stepp-
| ing unwaTily upon marble or rolling
spool. II one Is unwilling to do this
much, is were better to hang out pla-
card at once: This house, Is sacred 10
| children. Nobody else has any natural
hrights or privileges here.
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The Excitement SUasi !ing-Thsnks
giving Proelamati sn-'Rah
fsl' Gle and.
British Comments.

Lo4nox, November 8.-The Times: 1t
is unlikely that there viii be any se.i-
Gus attemp. TO contest the result o.
the election. Blaine is q man of great
gifts and an accomplished speaker, but
he has unhappily identified himself with
speculative schemes and moneyed inter
ests. Cleveland has few brilliant quail
ties; his public career has been COM
parat vely brief and modest, but has
shown some sense Of public duty and
and viii faithfully discharge his trust
without favoring either the magnates OF
Wall street or the demagogue. 1t is to
be hoped that Bayard VIII accept Office
under Cleveland. Bayard- is a man OF
the highest integrity and ability, and
will not discredit the best traditions OF
American diplomacy. Democrats must
now show that they are true to the
principles of political purity and adj
ministrative reform. The recent cleo
toral conduct, especially on the Repub-
lican side, has disclosed the existence of
widespread corruption, which has
alarmed honorable men in all parties.
r.
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Happy Kentuckians.

LOUISVILLE, November S.-This has
been gala day and no such demonstfa-
lion was ever seen in Louisville or the
south. The city has been wildly en-
thusiastic and 10000 Kentuckians and
lndianians in uniform, carrying brooms
and ROSTERS, paraded the streets this
afternoon, preceded by bands and ar
tillery. The whole city turned out and
100000 people witnessed the procession
and rej0iced over the triumph of Dem
Ocracy. Tonight the procession is
being repeated with the addition of fire
works and speeches. The Courier
Journal building is the point of con-
centration and the streets are blockaded.
Men, women and children have gone
mad with Joy. Among the speakers
were Governor J. Proctor Knott, Hon.
Henry WatterSon, Hon. w. c. ?. Brock
enridge.
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New Financial scheme.

VIENNA, November 81 Dunajewski,
minister of finance. has prepared a
measure TO be submitted to the Reich
ratb, which, if adopted, viii result in
the resumption OF cash payments on q
gold basis throughout Austria and
Hungary. Leading bankers, including
RQthschilds, have given the measure
their endorsement and concurrence. a
loan of $50 100000 will be raised through
German and Austrian syndicate,
which will withdraw one-half the notes
now in circulation and assimilate the
gold currency thus created to the Ger
man currency oraF. 5re.
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. Lau, ch:ng a Chinese % Junk.

1t Is very amusing t0.Watch the ceze-
moDy of laanehing q Chinese war
vessel. It is always Customary before
a Junk sails on any voyage to sacrifice
a cock and sprinkle Its blood on. the
bows Of the vessel. amid much beating
OF gongs. But on this occasion a very
especial blessing Is invoked on the. new
Undertaking and the court at Pekin
sends its Imperial commissioner 20 offer
sacrifice. as. . representative OF the
/ Emperor. Two. affairs are therefore
erected on board the new ship, one to
/ the Goddess Of the River, the other to
the Goddess of Heaven. To the former
! are sacrificed two goats 'and two pigs,
and TO the latter, who has less to do
with the shipping, only the heads of one
pic and one goat. But quantities Of
loss paper, Inscribed with prayers for
/ good luck, are burned on each altar, and
Showers of prayers on gilt paper are
/ thrown into the sea TO propitiate the
! Sea Dragon. Then, amid deafening beat
ing OF gongs, firing Of guns. shouting
and general uproar, the vessel giides
into the river.
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Tammany Excoriated.

NEw York, November SIThe bureau
of elections of this city, of which John
J. O'Brien is supervisor, claims to have
discovered discrepancyfef425 votes in
favor of Blaine. A, Lawyers' com
niittee has been examining the returns
for two days and has found them
correct.
The county Democracy held an inn
promptu meeting tonight and appointed
committee to arrange for a
a meeting of celebration over the cleo
ton of Cleveland and Hendricks and
their local ticket Z. Ellery Anderson
presided. Mr.. Anderson said that j Ohm
Kelly had been taught that he would
not be tolerated as boss. Other local
speakers made addresses, in which they
excoriated .Tammany Hall, and declared
the people would not submit to being
again counted out. A resolution was
| adopted, calling for sworn information
as TO any selling out known to- have
taken place on election day.
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Rough ON the referee,

~ New York, November 8.-Proceed-
ings were begun, to-day, in the Superior
Court, looking to the removal of Pro-
lessor Theodore, w. Dwight from his
position of refereein the suit of Peter
Marie and others against Cornelius K,
Garrison, which involves some $500, :
900. The application is made on behalf
of defendant, who charges that the
referee is prejudiced in favor of plaintiff,
that his rulings are erroneous, and
other charges. In the meantime, pro-
ceedings by the referee are stayed.
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Too Thin.

NEW YORK, November 8.-Secretary
Fessenden. Of the Republican National
Committee this afternoon had q conver-
sation at police headquarters with Jno.
J. O'Brien and President French,
at the Police department, and at its
conclusion. telegraphed to Elkins and
Geo. Bliss, or any others who might be
at the Republican headquarters to COME
down at once to Police headquarters as
something of great importance demand
ed their immediate attention. 1t is
stated that mistakes will be found in
the Twenty-fourth Assembly District
and West Chester County, which, when
corrected viii give 400 votes in favor OF
Blaine.
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Ji,n,s Jig is Up.

NEW YoRK, November Sat the re-
request of the Democratic state COM
mittee, John Kelly ordered salute OF
a hundred guns fired IN front Of Tam
many Hall at u O'Clock to-day. The
excitement of the election has now sub
sided very much in the city and most OF
the special bulletin boards in front OF
newspaper offices are removed. A small
number of people gathered in Printing
House square, but there was nothing new
to read and no one remained long. Bets
on the election are being paid by Wall
Street men, who bet on Blaine and bust
ness is returning toits normal condition.
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Election Frauds.

ALBASy, November 8.-The ErehiRg
Journal claims to have discovered an
election fraud in the Twelfth Ward of
this city. It charges that the figures
we're so altered as to elect the Demo
cratic county treasurer when allsthe
figures on election night elected the.
Republican treasurer. Should the
codntysbe thrown out, Cleveland would
lose 38svotes, although it is not charged
there were any frauds in regard to the
electors.
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Enthused Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 8.-A national
salute was fired here tonight by local
Democrats, and during the evening a
parade by the young Democracy oc-
Cured through the business. portion of
the city, between 5000 and 10000 being
in line. There was liberal display oil
pyrotechnics, and some wild scenes of
enthusiasm. The buildings occupied
by the Iroquois and Cook County Dem
ocratic Clubs were decorated with hunt
ing and covered with flags, and at these
points on the line of march, great
crowds were collected to view the 4line
as it passed.
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France and China.

PAk1s, November ga dispatch from
General Brfere de Isle, dated Friday,
November I, says: "The Chinese have
made a fresh attack. opCTuyen Won.
They were easily repulsed. however.
One French sailor was killed.
Paris, November SRA dispatch nom
Admiral Courbet, dated Kelung, FIJI
day, November It'll, says that the
COMMANDING. the road to- Tamsia. but
had been repulsed with heavy loss,
after three hours Of fighting.
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Objects to the Court.

WASHINGTON, November Sit isl
derstood the Judge Advocate General
Swarm; who is, to be tried by court mar
tiaI on on the 18th, inst, viii make obiec-
tions to several members of the court,
Generals Schofeld, Terry, Murray,
Rochester and probably one other on
the ground that they are prejudiced for
reasons which his counsel Will explain
to the War Department. Suchsa course
viii probably Tecessitate a further post
ponement of the trial. lN1
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Assuming Shape.

NEW YORK, November S.-The Re-
publican National Committee have IS
sued the following:
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL HEADoUARTERs,
New YORK, November s.
To the Republicans Of the Country:
We have carried New York. The Off
cial count will confirm it. Blaine and
Logan have 21S electoral votes, and are
elected.
(Signed,l B. F. JONES, Chairman.
S. FEesENDEN, Secretary.
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AIIOVer With.

iHh8 Yong, November s. The election
excitement has subsidized, and business
been resumed, The bulletin, boards and
'telegraphic} offices are deserted, and
political banners have been furled. The
committee of Democrats who are COM
pairing the. returns of the Presidential
vote completed their labors to-day. Ii
was found that the two sets Of returns
agreed exactly.
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And Say Cleveland Must be
IHaUgurated.
VANDERBILT CONCENTRATES
And The Popular Voice is Raised
against Any Attempt 10
Count Out.
SURE ENOUGH.
And the People VIII Have 1t so
Other Way.

At a meeting Of merchants in New
York, yesterday evening, Carl Schurz
and Samuel J. Randall spoke. Their
theme was nothing would be allowed
70 interfere with Cleyeland's Inaugural
ton" The sentiment was received with
apDIause which shook the Academy Of
Music. SchurZ extolled Cleveland and
was continuously cheered. 3 Daniel
Dougherty, OF Philadelphia, in short
address said: Grover Cleveland has
been elected, and by the living God, all
the powers on earth and in he'll, shall
never tear the purple from his should
ers!" Mayor-eIect Grace also made an
address. Samuel J. Randall said the
past life Of Grover Cleveland gave prom
tse of great reforms when -heashaI as
sumo executive control
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Augusta Democrats.

AUGUSTA, Me-, November 8.-Demo7
,erats here, are jubiaut and claim the
Presidential question is settled BY the
Associated Press returns. Republicans
insist that the situation is unchanged
and that the question will be settled
only by the official count. Blaine has
made no expression of opinion, but it is
understood among his friends that he
still believes the plurality claimed in
New York to be fraudulent, and thinks
the true result can be ascertained only
bv careful scrutiny of the votes actu
ailv cast. Democrats in town are cele
brating to-day.
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,Rah Cor Cle.veIand..

ISD1AsAroL1s, November S. Rev
lanes Mcleod, pastOri OF the Second
Presbyterian church, this city, and who
formerly occupied the pulpit OF the Pres
byterian church at Buffalo. n, Y, says
he has it on good authority that Gov,
ernor Cleveland viii shortly be anIted
IN Ilarriage with young lady OF Buf-
fa10 s.ls f-F
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Oregon Short Line.

BosroS, Mass, November s. 1t is
announced from the Union Pacific rail
way company's office that the Oregon
Short Line Will be connected at Hunt
ington to-day with the Oregon Railway
& Navigation company's lines, thus
making a through rate to Oregon via
the Union Pacific railway.
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Celebrating in Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, November S.-The demon
stration tonight, celebrating the cleo
ton of Cleveland and Hendricks, was
the grandest ever witnessed in this city.
A torchlight procession, with transpar-
encies. marched through the principal
streets of the city. The population OF
Memphis seemed TO turu OUT en- masse.
Nearly every business house In the city
was Illuminated. a mass meeting was
afterwards held on the bluffs The at
tendance was fully 10000.
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Result Of = Scandal.

INDIANAPOLIS, November s. - The
Journals Bloomington special reports
that Rev. Lemuel Moss, ID, president
of the Indiana State university, to-day
nlaced his resignation in the hands of
the trustees. who accepted it and chose
prof. Elijah Ballantyne as president pro
tenn. The resignation is understood to
he the result of scandal involving a
lady teacher, who also resigned.
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Closed by the sheriff.

CHICAGO, November S.-Wolfe Bros,
wholesale dealer in hats and caps, con-
fessed judgment to-day for a total
amount of $4,000, and the place was
closed by the sheriff. The liabilities are
estimated at S165, COO; assets, $l15.O00, Of
which $50, O00is in outstanding accounts
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Rising Ahrssinians.

CAIRO, November S.-The treaty made
by Admiral Hewitt, in behalf OF Eng
land, with King John, OF Abyssinia, is
now threatened with collapse The
8bvssinians. under Chief Ras Aloula, Is
now raiding the southern portion OF the
Soudan, burning villages and plumber
ing crops The garrison st Rassala,
under Mason Pasha, is making active
preparations to give battle to -Ras
Aloula. 'h
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Good order.

PE1IApELPHIA, November s.-The
MAYOR congratuIates the citizens OF
Philadelphia and the police ON the good
order Of the past few days, and hopes
go for conf nuance of that good nature
nh wbi q viii maintain that condition OF
affairs.
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PARIS, November s.-Captain Rsnard
and Krehs made a balloon voyage to-
dav from Mendon to ViIlancouTt and
returned, alighting at the point from
which they started in fOrty-five min
utes. The aeronauts made complete
success in steering their balloon
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NihiIiSts.

Moscow, November S.-The student
Roieff, who denounced 10 the police
many of his fellow students, was as
saulted by somebody who gained access
as a visitor to the prison, where ROieff
was kept to protect him from Nihilists.
Another student has been obliged to
fee to save his life.
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Young wife: "Why Charlie, what
have you gone and bought a dog
for '' ~ lcrt-lllr Itrl f..
Young husband; "Ah-um, my dear,
you know we can't eat everything that
comes on she table; no family can. !"
Young wife: 80 Charley" (crylng]
81 knew you wouldn't like nay cooking.
Young husband: "There, there don
cry. iii sell the dog.
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New York.
Fast Time.

LEXINGTON. KY, November maud
S, to-day, made mile, for exercise, IN
210}5, the fastest mile ever trotted IN
the month OF November. The track was
frozen and other circumstances were
Unfavorable. The effort is considered
equal 20 a mile in 2.083z.
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PARIS, November S.-Thirty-seyen
fresh cases of cholera in Paris yester-
day and twelve deaths. Inyiew of the
small proportion of deaths the'doctors
believe the epidemic is not likely to
spread. -n.
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Egypt.

. CAIRO, November 81 Wolseley tele
graphs thatEl Mahdiwith small follow
ing, was reported at, Korthpnibal, north
of 2Khartounl, whittier he went after
the fight at Amderman. All OF the
tribes have lett him : =
FEE FNtthf4 N 81 fAEE
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RanL statement.

NEW York, November 8. = Weekly
bank statement: Reserve increase, 81.
$4,000. Banks now hold $S4, l9o coo IL
excess of the legal TeqtfiremsntS- 8
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Ronnd for SKYE.

LoSpoS, November ga gunboat
with marines and policemen on board,
Is .expeetedoto reach Isle Of Ssye next
Tuesday. BsFEa IJlkr4 G9isE
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Won't Order.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. November S.-GoYer-
nor HoadIey refuses to order the militia
into Hooking Valley until ne is con-
WINGED that the sherif7s have done alIn
their power andfailed. " Lol a4Ro
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THE Expo sitioR UniveTselle tse Tart
Culinaire" awarded the highest honors
to ANGosTURA 59JTTEEs as, the most eff
cacOus Stimus4pt % excitethc appetite
and to keep tRe digestive orgs.a n good
order. Ask Tor the geIlSf article
MANUFACTURED only by Dr., J. y. i. Sci
CERT & Sons. aud beware 81 iaiit2ti9Rs
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Patti Divorce.

PAIRS, November. S.-The divorce q
Madame Patti from her husband Mar
quis De Caux, was to-day made absolute.
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Ask for Rough on Coughs, iol
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
Troches, l5c. Liquid 25c,
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Cut Rates.

New York, November s.-The New
York Central West Shore and Erie are
all selling tickets to Chicago to-day at
So first class and $11 second
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California.

SAN Francisco, November With
three counties to hear from, California
gives Blaine 1855, Cleveland 77,5OS,
Butler 946, st. John S97; Blaine's plur-
atty, 1913. Republicans elected the
full Congressional delegation of six,
with one county to hear from. For the
Legislature the Republicans elected Is,
Democrats 5. These, with theihold-overs,
give Republicans d, Democrats 10; to
the Assembly, Republicans elected 81,
Democrats o. This gives the Republic
cans majority, on Joint of ballot, OF
IS. In the previous Legislature the De
mOcrats had majority on joint ballot
of 81.
There were no elections for Legislature
IN Oregon or Nevada.
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az Actre,sls, Diving.

LoNDOx, NovemberS Ada Cayendish
is dying ut Brighton, from the effects of
a brain disorder.
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Ins+ant relief for Neuralgia, Tooth
so NE "a E1Iaa.ceache. Ask for Trough on
Toothache." 15&25c'
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
wAE pEPARrNENr.

WAX DEPARTMENT.
Diviion of Telegram and Reports for the
benefit of Commerce and Agriculture:
SALT LAKE CITY November s. 1884.
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Vanderbilt has sent long letter to
Grover Cleveland, cOngratulating him
upon his election to the Presidency of
tie United States.
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Thespeople of the. Stateof New York
should permit neither their ordinary

L TX fCOpiG VI l4Cs ia y. u ARCH VI n
should permit neither 5hefr ordinary
occupations ana cares, nor any unusual
cause OF excitement to divert their
minds from Il sober and humble &C
acknowledgements of their dependence
upon Almighty God for all that con-
tributes 90 their happiness and content
NE It andfor all that cont ibutessuoceSs,
greatness ami prosperity 10 cur proud
commonwealth. In accordance with
longco tlnUed custom 1 hereby ap-
point and designate Thursday, the
9th day OF November, 1884
TO be especially observed as a day
Of Thanksgiving and praise. Let all
people OF the State at that time foregO
their usual business and employmentS
and in their several places of worship
give thanks to Almighty God for all he
has done for them. Let the cheer of
family reunions be hallowed by the
tender remembrance of love and watch
full cares of our Heavenly Father, and
in social gatherings of friends and
neighbors, let party good will and
fellowship be chastened by the confess
sion of kindness and the mercy of God.
Done at the capitol, IN the City OF
Albany, this Sth day of November, in
the year of our Lord One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Eighty-four.
(Signed,) GROVER CLEVELAND,
Governor.
DANIEL LAMoNTE, Private Sec'y.
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Though on Itch"

Trough on Itch" cures humors, erup-
tons, ringworm, letter, salt Theum,
frosted feet, chilblains,
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THANKsGIvIEG PROoLAoIATION,
His Next VIII be From the White
House.

ALBANY, November Site following
was issued this afternoon:
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The Latest Plurality.

A1Bayy, November 8.-The plurality
Of this stare, now shown by the figures
received by Chairman Manning, of the
Democratic State Committee, is l ,240.
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THE finest assortment I Chenille
Passementerie s, at
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Max. Their. $40 ra Min fher. 100
True Local Time.
J. CRAIG, Sgt. Sig. Corps, Z s. A
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Nevada.
Oregon.

Nevada gives Blaine 2, $50, Cleveland
6,S58, Blaihe's EnajoHts, so far, f.Ssa {
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Nothing ike complete returns can be
obtained from Oregon, but it is known
that Blaine's majority in the State will
be fully 1000.
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Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, La, November 8.-The
following VII be the Louisiana delega-
ton to Congress: First District, S. R.
Martin, Democrat; Second, Michael
Hahn, (Republican); Third, Edward
Gay, (DemOcrat); Fourth, \. Z. Blan-
chard, (Democrat); Fifth, ]. Floyd
King. (DemocraD; Sixth, A. Berurn,
iDemocrat1.