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what Frank murd snys.

TOLEDO, Oct. 17.-In an interview with
an associated press correspondent this af-
ternoon. Hon. Frank II. Hurd made tho
following statement concerning the con-
gressional contest in the tenth district:
81 have taken steps to ascertain whether
the majority against me has been un-
ialrly. or corrnptly obtained. III, as
nave been informed, it is the case that
! shall learn that | have been defeated
by the changing OF ballots. The per-
version OF returns, the purchase of votes
and repeating, | shall Immediately in
stitute proceedings for contest If,
however, the majority proves to be the
fair expression of the win of the people
OF the tenth district, | would not take
the seat if preferred by the next CON
gress. | do not expect for some days to
nave the necessary information to de-
termine my action.
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mom wost rlrrInln sinnds.

WHEELING, Oct. l7-As far as heard
from twenty-oight counties in this state
give a Democratic majority of 1913;
twenty-five counties give Republican
maiorities of 9,217. The Democratic ma
lority Is 2,S5l, with four counties to hear
rom, which NAV increase the Demo-
cratic majority l,200. The Democratic
plurality in 1850 was 1876, and ma
iority of S,lO0 ovor the Republicans and
Hrecnba ,kers. This year the Republi-
cans and Greenbackers fused. II ap-
pears, however, that the Democractic
Greenb8ckers in most OF the counties
went back to their party and the Repub.
lican Greenbackers did the same. The
campaign was virtually square issue
between the Republicans aud Demo-
Gratis. The total vote will surpass any
I'm the history of The stnte.
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ST. Lours. Oct. l7.-Bonjamin Poe,
wealthy farmer living near Brownsville,
Missouri, was shot and killed at the
house OF Ben Dorman, yesterday. 1t
appears that Poe had boen on n spree.
callod ut Dorman's house and made inn
proper proposals TO his wife The lady
screamed and alarmed hr husband.
who was near by and he rushed TO the
house and dealt Poe two heavy blows on
the head with a singletroe and threw
him out doors. Poe drew pistol and
fired ut Oorman, whereupon tho latter
shot him with musket killing him,
Dorman surrendered to the authirities
and the coroner's jrry rendered ver-
dict of iustitinhle homioihn.
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AT MONTAGUE, MICHIGAN.
GRAND RAPIDS, Micu., Oct. IL Fire
broke out in Miss Gibbons millincr,
store, at Montague, at II O'Clock Wed
nesday night, and destroyed two blocka.
Loss, Sl5,0OO; insurance, $50,OOO.
DETROIT Oct. 1.-THE fire at Mon
togue last night destroyed the opol a.
house block, the postoflice. express ul.
flee and the Weekly Lumberman Office.
The aggregate loss IL over $4,000. II was
inoendiary.
wooLES Mfiis BURNEn.
DETROIT, Oct. 1.-THE French woolef.|
mill at Foster station, noar Ann Arbor.
burned this morning. Loss, $4,000; in
suranco unSnown. rhonill had l2.00H|
pounds of wool and orders for sis
months ahead.
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Lanhnm and Lcggett. .at nalrd.

BAIRD, Oct Especial. On the 18th
instant our congressman, S. W.T.. Ian
ham, and X. X. Leggett, one of the cleo
tors, addressed our people on national
affairs. Both made good speeches and a
favorable impression. Wash Jones has
not as yet responded to the call of few
Of his followers of this part of the coun-
try, and from all accounts, the Ireland
men are swelling in numbers, and this
part OF the country viii roll him up a
handsome majority.
Attorney-General Templeton paid our
town lying visit, too short to give us Il
| appreciated bY all.
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No 3ss.

Mosquito Pass, in the vicinity Of
Leadyille, with a bullet hole In his head
ana ms lace battered to Jelly. He had
neen slugged and shot and dragged
some distance. His clothes were stripped
rom MS body by the assassin,and a helt
containing 81, 100 had been taken from
ms person. A rude mask was found
near the body. The victim was 35 wears
oid and has wife and several children
now now at Galesburg, Illinois. James q.
Siilesple ana a man named Minich
h"Ne peeh arrested for the murder.
\ Valise belonging to Gillespie.
containing bloody clothes, was fo,ind
70 day. Minich confesses to the m,lr-
DER, and implicates Gillespie and sew
eras Others. Excitement runs hirh.
Lynching>is among the probabilities.
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GREENvnLE, Oct. l7.-ISpecial. The
Hunt county prisoners, Mart Hart, for
murders K. t. Ladd, Tor rape; Bud En-
glish and negro, for horse stealing
after lengthy sojourn in the McKinne1
Jail, are back In new quarters here. They
celebrated their entrance by song and
dance. Judge Sherill states that there
are fewer paupers and prisoners livinp
on the county now than ever before.
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PiTrsnuRa, Oct l7.-In the Ponnsyl-
vania bank investigation to-day, Silas
Reed, colored, an employe of the Du-
quesne club, testified that when the
bank closed the second time, President
Riddle gave him two packages with in
structions to burn them. one OF the
packages was too large to goin the stove,
and when witness opened II he noticed
abook marked "Pennsvlyania Bank"
lie gave witness s. for destroying the
pArkngeR.
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A Orooked Conrrnoinr.

BosroN, Oct. 1.-THE force of Boston
police which went to Wellesley to res-
cue Dacey, the contractor, from the Ital-
ial laborers employed by him, found
NM bound and confined in barn. The
police arrested seventy-fve Italians and
released Dacey. All but nineteen of Tho
Italians We're subsequently, allowed 10
90, and the others are to be tried to-day.
Ihey assert that the contractor re-
ceiyed $500 and would give them no
due them, =
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CiNoINNATL Oct. 1.-THE body Of
Mrs. Annie Madison was found in her
home at Corington this morning on the
hoor; She had been choked with a rope
ana her throat lhen cut. Her husband
was absent when the discovery was
made. lie was sent for and arrested
but denied all knowledge of the deed
niue boy says an old man with gray
whiskers committed the crime,
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swEE1wATER, Oct. l7.-[special.l +
John Anderson has, up TO this tim
failed tomake his bond.
Yesterday one Woods was brought
from the country, charged with steal
$40 from q fellow-cowboy.
This morning old man Bradloy's ~
WAS entered and his clothing stolen, nj
now the party, one William Pail
languishes In jail.
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DENTON, oct. IL .--lSpeoiall Hon. J
w. rhrookmorton, Democratic candi
date for congress, and Hon. A. l.. Mat
lock, candidate for clector in this dis
trlct, viii address our people tomorrow
we leel that Throckmorton Is powc
m thiS district. that Matlock Il hi
right-hand man. hence they will have
Eoou Sudience, although no pref aration
have been made TO receive them.
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Good for Galveston land Lizzie May
Vilner.


GALVESTON, Oct, 1.-THE Lizzie May
ulmer, "Dad's Girl" performance to-
night, at the fremont opera-house, for
the benefit of the national Democratic
campaign fund, was both finan-
eial and artistic success. Un-
der the combined influences of
the good of the cause and the merits of
the play the talented artistic of her excel
lent company, parquette seats were not
to be had for love or money. The audi
ence comprised the elite and FASH
ION of the city. The DEM
ocratic COMMITTEES, Miss Ulmer
and Manager Greenwall have cause to
be congratulated on earned reward of
thelr combined efforts. To-night's re-
celpts, together with Galveston's other
contributions, will swell the Democratic
campaign fund by considerable
amount.
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Bin Norris sen,lyu.

KANSAS Cry, Oct. 1.-THE Journals
Atchison, Kansas, special saws: Bill
Norris, the notorious train robber.
anu associate of Polk Wells, was
.o-uay sentenced mt Oskaloosa, Kansas.
the sentence the prisoner attempted
suicide in the court-room NV ~,
cuttlng an artery In one
~ ms arms, causing n serious lnsa az
blood. His partner is serving life
sontence in IoMn. ~
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Oct l7.--At a CON
ference of the fusion leaders, the
Greenbackors Of Iowa issued instruc-
tions urging the erasure of the names of
all Democrats for electoral state, con-
gressional, and county fusion tickets,
now in the field. The question of n full
straight Greenback ticket was discussed,
but owing TO the nearness TO the eloc-
uon, 1t was voted down.
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CHICAGO, Oct. l7.-Gen. logan will
leave this city Sunday night for Du-
buque, where he win begin his western
speaking in a campaign covering the
states Of Iowa, Illinois and Indiana. lie
will be accompanied throughout the
tour by Col. Pat Donan, of Dakota, and
one or two other speakers.
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Democrats Jubilant-K. o. Nina.

CoRsIcANA, Oct. 7.- Special. r Our
people generally feel very hopeful of the
final result in regard to the presidential
race since the result of the Ohio election
has shown Itself to be so meager for the
Republicans.
Chairman Barry authorizes the state.
ment that Col. Il. @. Mills will speak at
the following places:
Gonzales, October q.
Victoria, October u.
Laredo, October 81.
Corpus Christi, October 2s, and per-
baps in other places in that section
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Too Little water and Much Dea,h.

CHICAGO, Oct. l7.-Tho Daily News
Carmi, Illinois, special says: Yestor
day afternoon boiler in saw
mill at Tennessee Bend exploded.
horribly mangling and killing Hosea
Long, Charles Hendrix and Theodore
Sawyer and seriously injuring another
man. The accident Was caused bv low
water in tho boiler.
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DENVER, Oct 1.-THE Trlbune-Repub-
llcan's La Juna special says: Richard
simpson, cashier OF J. G. Jones q
Fishers bank at this place, has alb
seconded. Reports say he took with him
all the banks available cash, amounting
To several thousand dollars. lie has
heretofore stood high in the confidence
of the people. Officers are in pursuit.
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The club met last night at the city
hall and transacted routine business.
Several committees made reports and
preparations We're made for public
speaking,undor the auspices of the club,
tonight. Before the day of election, the
citizens of Dallas will bo addressed, by
invitation of the club, by Senator Coke,
Hons. II. q. Mills, j. O. Chonowith, d.
b. Culberson aud Olin Wellborn. Due
notice ofwhich will bo given.
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LINCOLN, NEB., Oct. Ill. Robert
williams, of David City, has been miss
ing, since Friday of last week. when he
took train for the east. II is lust dis
covered that he has absconded, taking
MIN ss hiMl SZb0oo in money, borrowed
sunday school, temperance and no.
litical circles, in all of which he
was prominent. lie was superintendent
OF the Sunday-school, eandidate for
election on the st. Johns ticket and ran
Tor district judge last fail. He Il sun
pose to be in Canada. Nf
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coiklns conva,e.e,n,.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. iT.-wnliafn ca
kins, Republican candidate for COVE
nor of INDIANA, has been lying quito /
at lafayette for several days, but n
so f'.r recovered that, Accompanied 1
hi, wife, he left this afternoon for CI
ago. They will spend the night In "a
city and go 10 Laporte: then 10 The
place Of residence tomorrow.
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NEW York, Oct. 1.-THE steamer, San
Marcos, which arrived to-day from Gal
weston, reports that ion October 10, of
Cape Virginia, she was boarded bv a
boat from the steamer Rio Grande.
hence for Galveston, which brought n
young man named Franklin, taken from
the sinking yacht, Bonita, the same
morning. Franklin was in half
sunken boat from Wednesday, 9 D. m.
at which time the yacht capsized OF
Borneg, unit, Thursday at I u. M, when
he was taken OIL.
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NEW York, Oct. H.--Darwin II. JAMES
was re.nominated for congress by the
Republicans ofthe third district.
WYOMING HEIum.ICAN pELEgATE.
CiIENENNE, Oct. l7.--F. II. Warren,
or this city, was nominated as delegate
a. congress hy the Wyoming Republi.
cans to-day.
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BY mistake il was announced in yes
terday's HERALD that there was TO be
public speaking last night. 1t should
have been tonight. At that time the
Democracy of Dallas will be addressed
at the corner of Main and Murphy
streets, by Hon. j. o. Terrell, candidate
for state senator, and by other disiin-
guished speakers, and probably GOV.
Throokmorton, under the auspices of the
Cleveland and Hendricks club. Let
there be aslull attendance.
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WASHINGTON, Oct, l7.-Hon. VIM.
Daniel Of Maryland, prohibition caudi.
date for vica-president spoke tonight in
this city to an audionco OF about 100
persons. He goes from here to Alabama
and expects to oremain in the southern
states until after the November cleo
tions
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Oct. l7.-Forest
fires in Atlantic county, New Jersey,
are raging with undated fury. MucI
valuable timber has been destroyed
On Wednesday tho fire swept viii.
restless fury through nine miles Of
woodland in two hours, but fortunately
burned away from inhabited places.
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DETROIT, Oct. l7.-Mr. Blaine arrived
here, about 7;SO this evening, in company
with Senator Hale. He was driven
to the residence of Mrs Chandler, where
he will spend the night. Tomorrow he
will go ON through Michigan, reaching
South Bend in the evening.
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CoLUMR's, Oct. 1.-THE official vote
was counte, Sry county clerks to day.
Returns FROM S<ty, and semi-onicial
from the othertS. eight, give Rob
inson for secretarf state, ll,G2l, and
Flickongcr, for bom Of public works,
lE4i6 majority. The semi-offcial re-
turns do onotreport on the other republi-
can candidates, but with sixty counties
the plurality of johnson for suprome
Judge Is estimated mt between 1900 and
lb,OVO. The total vote or maiorities by
congressional districts cannot be given,
but the by counties on congressman
shows 5S,5ii Republican majoritles, and
iO,l26 Democrats; net Republican major
ity in the congressional vote, lS,llS.
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and escorted to the opera-house,
which was crowded with people. When
Gen. Butler saw the situation. he called
out; "Close right up here; I'LL up the
Msles and make room for the others.'
When Butler stepped forward TO make
MS speech, he was received with great
cheering.
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UTICA, n. V, Oct. l1.-There has not
been in many years such crowd
to welcome a public man in
Utica as that which greeted Benia-
min +. Butler, the pcople's candidate,
tonight. He was met at tho depot by
the more enthusiastic o. his admirers,
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DETROIT, Oct. 1.-THE man arrested
here some days ago for swindling Rev
Or. Rexford, and who gave the name OF
Thomas May, turns out TO be ox-Gov.
Moses, of South Carolina, having been
identified by officers from Cambridge.
Massachusetts, where no Is wanted. .
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More About tho Laoros.o i.yncning.

LACROSSE, WIS, Oct. H. business Is
suspended here to-day, tho
all absorbing topic being the tragedy of
last night, the murder of Frank Burton,
and the subsequent lynching of his
slayer, Nathaniel Mitchell. 1t now ap-
pears Mitchell had intended, If possible,
TO kill at least two more citizens, one of
whom was Charles A. Mcdonald. II was
only question of whom he met first.
He was equipped with two
selt-cocking Smith Il Wesson
revolvors and pulled them as fast MS the
ticking of a watch. Ex-Chief of Police
Hatch was out of the city, but the eyi-
dence now points to Mitchell as the man
who attempted TO assassinate him SOW
eral weeks ago and only left
him. when he supposed he was dead. An
inquest has been ordered, and large
number OF witnesses are TO be ex-
amined. There Is no disposition to
prosecute any one, the general verdict
being that II was righteous execution.
Inc funeral of Mr.. Burton is to take
place Sunday.
THE coRoNRR's JURY
examined twelve witnesses on the
Mitchell inquest, among whom were tho
sherlll, policemen, eye witnesses of the
murder and lynching. No one recog
nlzed any OF the multitude, who did th,
Iynching. The verdict was substan
TALLY, that the deceased was the MAJ
who murdered MIR. Burton, and that N
came to his death by hanging, Mt tn
hands OF parties unknown TO the jury.
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CHICAGO, Oct l1.--IIon. Thomas A.
Hendricks will speak in this
city on the 22d inst. by
invitation of the labor organizations
and local Democratic clubs. He will
return to indianapolis and 20 to SPRING
Liell, Hi nois. ON The 2nih.
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Murder In the Mountalus.

DENVER, Oct. l7.-Sam Baldwin, n
teamster for the Daisy mine, was found
dead In Long Gulch, near the foot Of OH
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POLITICAL POINTS.
The Ohio Republicans Hug Their Cold
Comfort BY
COMPARING SMALL MAJoRlTlEs.
The West Virginia Democrats Lost No
Ground Whatever.
FRANK HURD TALKS OF CONTEST
COMPARING SMALL MAJoRlTlEs.
FRANK HURD TALKS OF CONTEST
Governor Cleveland Returns TO Albany
Logan's Western Campaign Plans
Notes From the State Canvass
In TeXns-Other Dots.
Governor Cleveland.

New York, Oct. l7.-It was 1880 this
when Gov. Cleveland returned
to the Fifth Avenue hotel from Brook
lyn. He at once retired and arose this
morning at . O'Clock, breaktasted with
Col. Lamont, and then received callers
until IL O'clock. Chairman Barnum.
senators Jonas and Gormau, Chairman
Smith, of the state Democratic COM
mittee, a delegation from Virginia and
a party of gentlemen from Alabama,
John Il. Agnew, eX-Mayor Gunther, Jo-
seph Pulitzer, Congressman DOrsheimer,
Samuel ID. Babcock, Senator Wallace,
of Pennsylvania, Senator Pendleto ii
and M. Gleunan, of the Virginia state
Democratic committee, were among
those who called. The governor wifi
leave for Albany at 3 o'clock this after
noon.
BACK TO ALBANY.
NEW York, Octs 7.-Gov. Cleveland
lett the Fifth Avenue hotel to take the
$3.50 p. IN. train for Albany He was ae-
companied by Mayor Banks, of Albany,
Acknowledgement Farnsworth and Pri-
vate Secretary Lammont. The governor
was anxious to keep the time of his de-
parture private, as he desired to leave
without any demonstration. He had
not got half a block from the entrance.
however, when he was recognized. and
from that point 70 the depot, he was re-
peatedly cheered.
BACK AT THE CAPITAL.
ALBANY, Oct. l7.-Gov. Cleveland, ac-
conpanied by his private secretary, Col.
ID. $. Lammont, Mayor Banks and some
state officers, arrived from New York at
7:l5 p. m, The governor drove to the
executive mansion. A crowd
at the depot cheered heart
ily as he walked to his
carriage, The governor appeared in ex-
cellent health aud spirits, and he ex.
pressed himself very much impressed
with the magnitude Of the demonstra-
tions in New York and Brooklyn,and the
eanestness and confidence which per.
vaded the ranks of the Democracy.
CATHOLIC COMPLEMENT.
Rev. nhomas Devaney and Frank ~
Kean, committee OF the Gillian Catho
lie church, called upon GOV. CLEVELAND
and presented him with cane voted t
him at "a church fair. The governor sale
! it gave him great pleasure I,
receive so hattering An assurance
o. the esteem of his western Catholic
| friends, and he appreciated especial,
the honor done him by Father Dewa
ney and Mr.. Kee1, who had waited
nearly two days at Albany to present
IN person, the gift voted.
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Roagnn,s sncech AZ Aihens.

ArHENs, Oct. l7.-ISpecial.l 49, Hon.
John II. Reagan spoke here to-day to
large crowd of ladies and gentlemen,
and showed up the Republican party in
its true light. How, through the course
of its administrations, it had made the
rich richer and the poor poorer. He
also, in eloquent terms, showed up the
prosperous condition of tNe country un-
der the sixty years term OF the Demo-
cratic administrations. His whole nd
dress was the grandest ra.l Democratic
speech listened TO here for many day,
and the frequent outburst of applause
showed the appreciation in which the
same was received, by peop'o who
have long loved, honored and Still de-
sire to honor one who Is for them, by
them and with them, under all circum-
stances. Henderson county will poll a
large vote for Jud.e Reagan in Novem-
her.
Col. Kilgore followed Judge Reagan.
and in eloquent terms eulogized the
great Democratic party and pressed his
claims for the senate from this district.
Both he and Judge Reaganacft for Pal
tstinc whore they speak tomorrow.
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~, From ,1Il 10 TO Y every morning Won mad
s,Ieb al 'Iy oa aor your grub. II is frce al tbe
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larger o,,n. - 80 rlevu. Barupr nnu
very ss a,h phus are inserted until. IN son,a
two ,ne,w v'u women, they arc seen nsorp,' orls
oms ,ncnos IN diameter. s ssn ueariy
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lnblnnL Democrncy IN smIth County

Jubilnnt Democracy IN smith County.
TYLER Oct. l7.-LSpecial. Tho Ohio
and West Virginia news created enthu-
siasm among Democrats here. The cam
paign cannon was fired several times
last night by the jubilant Democracy.
The Republicans had n meeting at the
courthouse last night 10 organize n
Blaine and Logan Club, but some Dem
ocrats being called on for speeches ere
ated so much enthusiasm that that the
Republicans dispersed without organic
ing the club.
Tho city voted on the continuation of
the tax for her schools to-day. There
was a majority Of five to one in favor of
the tax.
Hon. w. II. Pope of Marshall, Is max
ing II rouSing Democratic speech mt the
courthouse tonight. Smith county is
ablazo with Democratic enthusiasm and
the Democracy are determined to make
the redemption of the county from Re
publican rule contemporaneOus with tho
redemption of the nation on Novem-
her 4.
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GOLDSMITH Bros.
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