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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
Geftcrrcila:ttm0nrn

OG3 ncle Wieucr 9latbS6ou5 6iirfte
ned ietner &oNtHpuuQ wo6l ser t6eucrltt
oeyarti8c &au Der QGclt ieju. 0ic Gje,
iomnifoiten ittUsu i@ ned sen lttten
9(adfor0erun en- 0cs S~ber6aHrott5 S4mi.t
Nunmebr 0ui al4, 800, 600 @uiotu, bic
lltberl0JciIm8 gegeni cr Dem c,itu &o-
iter0Ul6logc b,UG9t 1900, 600 G'ulocu.
Go6ei lit 5a 6tobadteu, oaB ser m0c6cl.
ere in Der bgiteu @egca0 bcr Gtoat gele.
gene GGitplot Hidt uit cruorbcu IN mer>
oen broa4te, jouotm ii1 bersit9 TN Gel,8c
per Staot 6eioHo.
- ucber cine @imcin6e non gldu6em
beti9ten @ierer 8lGtttr: Gn cinem no,
mantii@ gcicgcnen E6eitc res Mtormrolcr
6Omit0ts, cine N}eile urn SO. eS}iqct ents
fernt, befinOet ii0 OaS 26rf6cn Rabalos
Hotdf, ber S1reGen oler 9~tciieuNen. Die
@inpObner NeS O6rf9enS betriebaa nam.
LID Sabre bia0ur9 igltemGtii1 sen Stra,
BenrGub ulo wc6e Dem, Ser ii6 ibnen All
ml0erle6eE ma9te; er fouutc uOn Slid
lpre6en, weuu CT ais Griippei nut Sem
Yeben 0aponfam. Die 0e90rocn permob
ten biciem T&u6erurmeien nidt III @iteuerit,
cenn 10 oft audi bic lhengite llntsriuduua
etl9eIeittt ipnr0e, fou0sH lid moilsnbnft
!3eugen, wel9e odS 2uibt Der EbGtcr be-
i9mDycu. Crit ais ein reuer enerQiider
Be5irtsri@ter mlftrat, wuroen Die 9iduber
iiberiIbrt. 0ericlbe lieB udmli6 oQe
3cugcn uerbaften uno oieie gcitan0en ipd.
t,r, ner Die IbGtcr ieien. On 0criet6en
80 pnQo@ii9e 8onern nus 6nbaIasBatot
in Strofmteriu0mlA pom oeucn 40 in 20
Goubiduen 5u StrGfen non 10 SSabren
34dtbaus bis 6 MionGtcn @efdn0ni6 per,
urtbei!t muroeu.
= Der Safer bat bas ii6er 6u0p S6end
un0 S0rl S6loiiared geipyo1ene GooeS.
urtgciI beit6hgt uub bic 0inri6tunQ Der
GerurtbeiLtsn fdnb am %. Npril itatt.
Sdeud bat einige Nutlogepuntte ein0es
l%tanOen, anoere abgeIeugnst. @r bat ii9
81 eiuem Gerbrc9sn b~ctanut, oeiien i'm
NitmanO fir OerSd3tig belt, mn0 auBcrs
Sem uo9. ein9eitanoen, Dap CT 3rOei 6rau:
ensperlcren NamenS Gimal. EOnte uno
9ti9te ermproet bat. Gs beiBt, boB cine
Sauoe Don min0sitcliS le6sSe5n Eerlonen,
welde ldmmtli6 IN einem l6aule Der abge.
leSenen Gorltdbt 9tuoolpbsbeim wobnte,
ole Worotb0ten eggplant bat unb Su9o
Sdenf mar Die 9lufsabe sugsfalen, sic
Ufao6en, welde gu Opfern auserleien was
rem, anSulcten nnS iie NIT S9loiarsd's
tSiilfe 81 ermorbsn.
Der Setter 2lopb melbet, baB IN Ser
erlten MaiwO9e bic Sruppen in BEN beiets
ten Yrooin3en UNI 5000 Mann p%errinsert
werSen iO0en, iobaB in gosnien, Der Ser
5egOwira unb I'M 2imsebiete suiammen
$4,000 Mann bleiben wiiroen. Oiele
1ruppenuerminberuns lit tbeils bur6 bic
iebr friebli9e @eitaltuns Der poIittiden
Serbaltniiie erm69li6t worSen, tbeils aber
aud bur6 Die Tertisiteflrns Der entlans
Der montene9rinii6en @rensen erbauten
@ruppen uon b%eisitisten 0adbaulerm,
nnS 3pii6enpoiten. Oieies Sps
seita!tet Die gebsrri9uns srDberer
@ebietsabi9nitte bur@ uerbd!tniBmdBis
tleinere Sruppenabtbeilumsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29

5000 SO. Den Geriiberten itebt Elm Dis,
poiittor9redt iibey Die Yolicen ni9t gu,
Dem bic MertSueruaItung nimmt oicieIben
III GermaDrun9.
-0ortmunb. Nuf Ser i3e6e 6as
ienp;ntel bel 9inoen benuttcn Die Sergs
leute SGger, RObs, Stommen uno Sega.
ratb, nm ansufabrer, ben Sremsforb III
elmer Sremie, a~nitatt BEN 8eg 6ur9 Dos
6abrilberbaitm 81 wdblen. NlS Der Gorb
beinabe oben mar, rib pI6sli9 bos SeiI
rro Der Sorb ~itiir5tc nit potter Wu6t in
Die Etefe. Die pier Nr6eiter wuroen ais
perifiimmelte Sei6en inter ben Griimmern
be~rpor9eSo9en.
- 9Ggen. Die Stabtueror6neten
bemi0i9ten in ibrer Ieeten Sttuno %. 600
Wtart fir Sen autuuf zines Glabss III
einem itdotji6en &dIabtbufe uub Giebs
morfte, Iomic SO, 900 WtGrf iir Die Ser
iteQun9 eiucs prooiioriiden gtn6uues al
Die bieli9c gjswerbci6uIe. 0ie 9(nitolt
bietet gegcaw&rtig nm 9toum fir 254
GGitlcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
Tranfreih.

- Waan l6reibt aug Yaris: Sbaleid
mir nod ni9t ben f~ata!en @irfunsen Der
Sommerbise ausSeiest iinb, bdufen ii9
bod IN lester 3eit Die b~iSarren Wetten.
Sin OfitglieO oes ySodep, " ein ausgesei6s
meter &eiter, bate ii6 unldnsit anbeii1ig
semadt, IN ~ Diinutsn riifpartsreitenS
nit leinem Yirroe pom Dem Obelisf auf
benz Goncoroien:P lab bis srm Sriumpbbo.
gen gu seIangen. Sin Gapdlier pom iels
hen vSercle" bielt Die Wette. Der Giia;
wGrtss0 Don &obri9o sius ais Sisger bers
Dor unb fam nod 2 Minuten Dor Der be.
itimmten !3eit am 3iele an. 9to9 ieltia.
mer woniogIi6 lit Die Wette, ober pielmebr
Der Wettllufpo pom 5pei Onoern Barrier SABA.
~lieren, Der II elmer leeten Der Nddte binter
Dem SuSuitriepaloit itattfano. Sin Iis
connie rno ein Baron Ie9ten ieoer nit ei,
uem itdrfen Mam BON bemiel6en @emidt
nuf ben S6ultern, cine beltinlmtc 9iitan,
i'm yGufidritte Slriif. 0er5uerit am i3tel
a%nlangenDe yduf.r erbielt Die ~pereinbdrte
Gimme uon 300 gouiso'or. Sin qroBer
Gbeil Der Barrier Stub; Wnb GportpeIt
wOgNte oieiem na6tli9en Wettrcnnen bel
unO Wettcte ouI Die 6eiben Gbeilne6mer.
ME ionit Guf Die 5tennpferoe Su Mntsuil
uHb yOn9GampS.
- godu8 uno Der &ein linO felt Gaus
ienOeu pOn Sobren pom Sdnsem muo Did.
term geprieisn porOen, nQeiH nun wintt ID.
men Elm gang unberer Gbrenpreis. Su
@pernGy (6rantrci9) lit ndmIi6 cine
@eieui9ait BON @eia6uuern un6 Wein;
prODucenten ;uinmmengctreten tnb bat
goioene iuib Iilberue WeoaiQen, iowic and
BeinIieierungen iIr bas I6Snltc @eOi6t,
lei IS Sbe, 6abel, 9olube, Sin9lieS (6ie
8orm 1T benz Oi@ter gan, freigeiteat) vSum
3tubme SeS GbompaSners" aus8eiest. Die
Utannieripte linb ein;urei6eu bis gum Is.
Ifai 3. S. bel @rmanb Bourgeois in 2 i.
errp bel @psrnap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
Sainois.

- Der dlteite uuter Den 9eteranen aus
Dem Siirgertriege 81 Ottapo in Sill.
nOis lit 8ernbarO 8olafta (S3rammber.
GER. ST bat 70 Sabre lang 6es 2ebeus
Gait unO Site g%etrG9eu. Sett a6er lit CT
nit leiuer G&jdbrigen 8raut Wtarp 8uur,
meilter ebeEi3 perbunOeu. 0oS ianoe
Buar purOe lnter Dem nllgemeinen Gutbn.
iiasmuS Der Beu6lterung Si6sS ttnma'8
getraut. Go meI6ete Der ga Sale So.
SeyOlO".
Der So5n zines Ser nngeiebeniten
Sirger pom 8 a a, 6eS frGberen Sbes
riffs Steuens, iitt iebt ais Ginbye9er.
.Sus oGentral Slinois @o9enbIatt" be-
ri@tet ibsr i'm: g@r purSe in Der Ra9t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
GuRtouO.

Die @ei9mof5ri9turg 6eS nlil6en
NpelS. Nus &tep mirb Dem y0tuf. Use
com." gei9rieben: t6ier beitebt ein Stub,
Der Ben Nomen gbsl8pcr iammlung" fiibrt.
Nor le9s Sabrcu ueraus9obte bieier
tilr Sptelfarten idbrli9 circd 1900
0tubel. SIM Sabre 1883 iteIten it6 Die
Nusgoben Fir Spieltarten auf me6r ais
10000 3tnbel bel 264 WtitgIie6ern, mas
pro MtitglieO ca. 1853 &u6el id6rli6 auss
ma9t. Sase9en ueruussabte Oieie Geieus
i6aft fir 3eitau9en unO 3eiti9riften in
OcmIe!ben Sabre 8G4 &6L. b. !. 3 &6l. 81
Sop. fit jeoes Mit9Iico.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
u D.
SeutiMtnnD.
GliaB hrinQen.

- Gtnet Der btiten S06ue OeS GliaiIes,
Der 0i6ter unb 0eleBrtc 2luSult StSber,
lit i'm IS. Sabre ieinss gtbens in 90 il L
bauen 9eitorbcn. Sobn oeS 9leiGfaQS
beriibmteu elidiiiden S9rif+iteuers 8a.
niel 6brenfrieo St6ber, erbte CT non iei.
rem 8ater Die inEi3e Gtebe II leiaer enge1
rer 6eimOt6 uno Su ser beuti9en Gpr09e
rn6 yiteratur, Medic iettereu er Srei Sabre
binbur6 IN guGsusiler le6rte. Bonn
Sabre l84l-lS7l mar CT 8rofeiior am
&olegium gu Milbauien uno suQleid
Stu6t6ibliOtbetar. 2lm Qlbeno ieines ges
bens mar er ou6 Sonlerpotor beS pom linn
in Miilbauien gesriinOeten Mtuieums. Se:
ipnoers berii6mt wuroe CT ouber bur6 ,obls
rei9e @eOi6te, GrSdblun9sn, Marden llno
Sagen aus Dem GliaB, bur6 S~erausaabe
Der vIliatio", Sabrbu6er fit eliGlii6e
@ei6i9te, moran aud iein 8ruber, Yfarz
rer aoolf StDber, iid betbeiligte. Der
SerItorbene mar NIT tauienb Sdben an
gliaB sefeiIslt unb in alien @aren beIiel>
ben bel Sod unb Niepris bslisbt uno sez
a3tet.
SIbenburs.
= Sn Der friiber 10 pielfa9 bcipro6enen
anselesenbeit beS @tajor Steinmann-bez
t~refienb ben Nusbruf vSlbenbureer 3D.
ien"-batte bas @roBbersosli6e Qanbee;
ri9t ben Geboctenr Der vSIbenburser 3eis
tung", 6errn Seiie, 81 $50 M. Strafe
perurtbeilt. 8erielbe bate beim 9tei6ss
seri9t Jt~euiiion bieies llrtbsils beantrast.
Sn ieiner jiinsiten Situns fat basielbe
bieien antras perwpfen.
0%annoper.
- Oas SerS 6aiier !6einri6's ILL.,,
pel6es mad benz NiQen bes &aiiers in
@ la I ruben ioate uno aud bis gum
glbbru6 ees bortigen Oomes Salelbit aufs
bewabrt purbe, ieitbem absr ii3 i'm @els
fensWtuieum gu Sannoper befin6et, ipQ
nun IN auernd6ft ter 3eit pie6er na6 Sos
| a T iiberiibrt unb in Der ct. lllri6sfapene
bes 6aiierbauies beiseiett werben. gu
bieiem 3wede wirb in genannter &apelle
cine Gumba, bas lit Elm fiitenartises @rab,
bentmal, aus Sanbltein auf5cfibrt, in Dem
ein leerer 0taum bleiben uno beiien Ober.
fld6e Der @rabltein biIben loQ, welaer bas
Bilo Seinrids iii. seist. sSn Dem leeren
Ganm, 9eraoe inter Der Srultgegenb
bes uuflie9enben SteinbilSes iol bas Rai.
ierberS, wel6es bur6 cine i'm Sofel oe,
l~aiiene Sefinung bincingebra6t wer6en
tOnn, beigeiett werOen. Der Sotel bes
0entmOls beitebt aus suiammenqeietten
SunOiteinquabern, 0eren Oberfidde Sur6
etn9e6aueue geldmafpoae Sruamente per.
Siert lit. Die lrmba, psI6e Elm lduo(ides
Sieref biIOet, ntnmt Den Mittelpuuft Der
RGpele ctu.
- 9ta6 sem n~euelt:n prenbiidcn 0ii,
litdr: 0O@n6latt iino 3ebn hirtti9t Sfs
Ii5ier ulS Secou6es gieGmante i Ia suite
Der @rmce on9citeQt un6 gleidSeitiQ per-
i6ieoenen Gruppent6eilsu, beren Uniform
tie Su tra9en bo6sn, Sur Oienitleiltuno
iibewieien; brei pon ibneu woren IN tirtis
ldeu 0ieniten yigutenlnte, feds 9titmeiiter
oOer 6ouptIeute, eincr gar i5on 0taior.
Dap aud Stbtere in Ser preuSii5cu Or.
NEE nur Secou6es gieutcnantSrana Be,
fleioen ioaen, 1T bemertensmert6. Oyei
Der Stficrre werbeu Der gerliuer @nrniIon
nugeb6reu, Die ii6ri0en iino pcri6ieoenen
@arniionen oeS Rei4es sugetbeilt, San
noper, 6rantfnrt an Der Sber, &6In, Wtet,
eoblenS II. |. 10.
Wirttember9.
Der bnr9 feline vgntbeduns Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
COLORADO.

= @roBe slafresuns peruria6t bic @nts
beduns nerer @olOfelber weitli9 pom g il
ties Seat, etpa % Weilen Don golos
rabo Springs. 0as @oIb finbet ii9 s.
10 SuB inter Dem gooep unb bic mad
9eabuiae ssbra9ten PrOben ersaben So
{, 1000 @olb per Come.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29

Die Quontitdt elmer QlrSuei lit fein Qtnz
Seiden tbre g8ert9cS. Nper's Gariapas
rilG lit conceutriyt uno itGrt; iie erioroert
cine gerinBcre 0oi5, un6 lit bel glei9er
0oiis wirtiomer ais irgenb cine anOere
Snriopariua. Sic lit bie bette oller V(uts
dr;ngien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29
unenthehrlih.

Ssbss Saus 6es meni3Iiden @sI9le6ts,
follte ni6t Obne ct. SafObs Del, Dem sros
ZEN S9merSensitiaer, iein. so Gents bic
Slai9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-29

-g8ie uerIautet, miro Die @aGnitrsfc
BON Iurorn no6 @ranb SsIanD
Scgen Ben Is. Wiat Dem &erteBr iiberge,
ben.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-15
The Lincoln Democracy.

As will he seen hy the proceed
ings Of County Democratic Exccu.
tive Gun nitteo published elsewhere,
the members of the Democratic
p'rty of Lincoln county are requested
to meet in heat conventions on Nav
a and elect delegates to a county
convention TO assemble in this city
Nav 3lst.
We urge upon ali true Democrats
throughout the county to turn out
nj the primary meetings and see
to it that oul V the most intelligent,
faithful and Trustworthy delegates
are sent to represent them in the
county convention.
Among other things it will bc the
business of the county convention
to appoint delegates to rcpresen: the
county in the State Convention
which meets at Jackson June llth =,
and to the Congressional District
Convention which meets in the same
city August 9th. We look upon
this convention as probably one Of
the most important that has as
| semblcd in the State for many wears.
and as one that will require the
most careful and prudent kind OF
action. 1t will nave to select dele
gates co the nstiOnal convention in
Chicago, upon the action of which
depends in all probability the future
of the Democratic party in the
United States. The Congressional
District Convention will likewise be
one Of great Importance, and Lin
coin should be repres ented in both
these bodies by tire best material our
party affords.
Lincoln Democrats. he sure you do
your duty in the premises.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-15
Democratic Conservative State Con-
Vention.
Rooms STATE DFM. En-. Cow.
JACKSON. Miss. April q, 1884.

Rooms STATE DFM En-. Cow. I
JACKSON, Miss, April 9, 1884.
The Democratic-Cu Conservative state En-
ecutive Committee have named NCdiTs-
day, June 18th, 1894, at IL o'clock q. IN.
in the city vt jackson, as the time and
place fer holding state Convention to APP
point delegates tn the National Democrat
ic Convention, and to nominate PrcSl-
dental electoral ticket. All Democratic
Conservative citizens of NJ .ssissippi, ire
sprctive of past political associations and
differences, who can unite with lis in the
effort for pure, economical and c"nsti't'-
tiunal government are cordially invited
~ join in sending delegates to the Con
vention. The basis of representation will
lie the same as heretofore fixed. unless
otherwise ordered by the Convention, viz:
Each county will be entitled to double
the number of delegates that it has Rep
pesentntives in the lower House of the
state Legislature The committee recon-
mends Saturday, May 3lst, 1881. as the
day upon which the county shall hold
their conventions. unless the coun Y com
mittees shalt otherwise order. 1t il re-
quested that thorough organization oi
the Demorratic-C Conservative party he eff
tected in eaci. county, preparatory to the
November election.
W. l.. HEMINGWAY, Chairman.
D.. 7. PORTER, NJ. SMITH, Secretaries
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-15
Hon. ]. MEG. Martin, of Claiborne

-
he ""'he ol I"e non 'h"' Mc''
"a't'h' senator 'or Tue counties ol
Ci"' ''' "e '"' O'l''''i' MS o'c" III
N"'"olN hle'lti"'le" ~ aoIe can
"i''"'c l'' ~o' ''''e'o nun ''''S us
V''''~ II i' " III r : MY MS "'''l"S
"e'' 20 "'o''' '"e P"S'''""' "c :
p,''."! 'io 0'''''" > ,''r" H. :" :
'' WI - i" NOV ~ !" u ; ''''' ',''''
nv = Vne ""' ,''' % ''i' e'''V i"
. 80 . ~" '''o Iva 90 "a ''''. = "
~ - an" '','' VI ''io P"''VN >" M II
> wa - ''',''' - 0'''' - ~" "'' u
'''D' = - "9'l ~ % nv 40
80" '''''' i'''''' '"' y" ''' $40" - i
u" - >, '''' vas u" N"'", '""' N'P'
'ne Won "' PROMISE TO 1"e ear '''
ofoNe II % 'Ae hopes "' l"e people
an" with I've courage "' l'S c'n' ''-
V'onS nc 'o'e" ""' spoke aS ''hsC It,
'lo' "''''9t"h"ln3 'he popular c'"'n"F.
n l'e'nocra''c convention III 'h'S
"iS'flct VIII noV OVERLOOK Vne TACT
thaC C''iS gentleman mas an element
Oh success w"'ch' II Not aoS"Iu'''l
essential g'Fe' MIN prominence an"
thaC Is VhaV lie mas a personal PoPn
larlly on'Side OF ms Party IhaV Wou'"
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-15
The Possibly Coming Man.

The question of the Presidential
nomination is fast coming to mo-
nopoIiz" public attention everywhere
Throughout the corn'ry, and in Il
few weeks will be the almost oXrlu-
>ive topic of c 'nverSatjom, and dis
cu~sion in private circles, as we | as
in the nnhl;v press. The following
is a list of the candidates Of both
parties :" far mcntionc as likely to
come before the conventions which
will IN ct in Chjcago-thc RepuhIi-
cans on the 18Th of jane, and the
Democrats on the S h Of Tul\:
Dcr1ocrate-A. G.. Thurman,
Owe; Henry c. Payne, Ohio; Jo"
Mcdonald, Ind; Roswell p. Flower.
\. Y; w. :. Hancock, Pa Thomas
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-15
The Wheeler Trial.

The trial Of Wheeler is progress
ing slowly at Hazleburst. A jury
has been empaneled aud the cxami-
nation of witnesses commenced.
The Post has always maintained
that the better public sentiment of
Copiah county rPpudiarCd the brutal
murder of Matthews, and the stern
and unbiased manner in which the
Court is apparently conducting the
cas- proves that The Post was cor
rect III its estimate of the character
of the people outside Of Wheeler S
guilty assOCiatps, and shows that the
better class are coming 10 the surface
to- vindiClte their name.
Sill, Notwithstanding this rising
sentiment against such political
murders and political outrages gen
orally rs characterized the last Co
piah election, there will doubtless
be desperate local pressure
brought to bear To deter the States :
agents from prosecuting the case
with the energy and vigor its nature
demands. Mr.. A J. McLaurin has
taken the lead in the prosecution, and
he has the opportunity To prove him
self n worthy and fearless officer
whom the people of his district can
trust and admire and safely honor.
If in the conduct of this case he
displays the courage to ignore all
influence brought to bear to shield
Wheeler from punishment and the
Hail hurst mob from the odium that
will follow q full exposition Of their
outrageous practices, he will raise
him self to the highest point in the
estimation of his fellow citizens, and
show q manlincSS and candor that
will be of incaIculahl4 value to his
political future. The people of his
district are opposed to political
murders and mob campaigns. and
they would delight to honor some
one who has the courage to caniidly
repudiate them in the face of all
opposition, amt in utter disregard
Of political policy" II Mr.. Me.
Laurin comes ont boldly and square
" on this issue, his candidacy for
Congress will not suffer materially
from the opposition Of "soher and
Industrious Statesman with NC
opinion as TO the right or wrong OF
the Copiqh election disgrace
tia6NbHI'y Post.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-15
The Republican National Conven-
ton.

The Republicans have held all
their State conventions for the clcr
ton at delegates To Chiclcn. 1t
was thought that these preliminary
contests would determine the result
and settle the question who was to
he the Republican nominee; hut
they have done nothing Of the kind.
'rh"y have only intensified jealousies
and bitterness, called forth lie
nunciation of Republican leaders
ny Republican newspapers, and left
the result a. uncertain and Is mixed
as ever. The tables in the papers
vary with the predictions of the
editors. The Blaine papers have
their champion within lew votes OF
the nomination on the first ballot =,
and nominated on the second ballot.
The support that the Southern Re
publicrns are giving Arthur will not
long endure, they say, but the
Southern delegations will break
away from their leaders and vote for
Blaine, after paying Arthur com
pliment.
The Arthur men, on the other
hand, put the President well in the
lead. ridicuLe the idea of desertion
from him, and declare that the
Pennsylvania delegation, claimed as
nearly solIdly for Blaine, will not
vote for him, and that one of the
delegates aJ.large and fourteen dis
trIct delegates have declared that
they do not feel themselves bound
by instructions, but will vote for Ar,
. thur.
Such are the sample claims Of
the rival candidates. Discounting
these, and making as close and
careful an estimate as possible, the
convent N will be found to stlnd
about as follows: Necessary to
nominate. AL; Blaine, 325; Arthur,
2Sj; Elmunds, s.; Logan, IS; Shcr-
man. -; other candidates and uu-
known, 10 These figures do not
exactly represent the strength Of
each candidate, for many Of the
! delegates are very weak and wavCr-
ing IN their support, but it approx
mates closely and probably repre-
sents the vote on the first ballot.
/ After that, who can tell2 ID sintCr-
ested persons must acknowledge that
/ no predictions can safely be made.
Blaine needs eighty-three more votes
/
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-15

The Senate COmmittc to investi-
gate these two localities recommend
as follows;
"Thc committee recommend the
publication for the use Of the Ameri-
can people Of the testimony taken.
They further recommend the passage
Of the Senate bill No. u, which is
designed to furnish n remedy for
some of tho evils disclosed. They
further recommend that after the
next election in Mississippi, unless
the same shall he unquestionably
fair and free, there shall be full
investigation Of the condition Of
things in that State, with a view of
determining the question whether a
Republican government exists there,
and whether it is entitled to its eX-
iSting representation, or has forfeited
it in whole or in part by reason OF
the denial or the infringement of the
right to vote of any Of its people
The question of further legislation
the committee reserves for further
consideration.
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new brought ont, except that the witness
contTadIcted Bankstun as 10 his position
at the counter. Hamilton said lac was
behind the counter at the time of the
shooting.
r.. CoNwELL
was examined Tor the State, and testified
in substance about the same as the other
witnesses. lie denied, however, that
Matthews after first Offering him his bal
lot, Requested its return. No such CONVEX
satiou as detailed Ivy Bankston in this re-
spect had occurred.
ON REORGANIZATION witness was ask
ed if Bankstun had not stated 10 him ON
the morning of the killing that Wheeler
had gun in the room, and hr (Bankston
did not ike il. Counsel for the state oh.
icctcd IT, the question, and after some
heated argument the court sustained the
objection. Counsel for the prisoner then
fled their second bill of exceptions to the
ruling Ut the court.
The testimony being resumed, witatss
said that after Wheeler killed Matthews
lac left the room, accompanied by his
brother, who had come into the room
McGinnis and II. Morrison were with
them. The same party returned that
afternoon, and +. Is. " hcclrr voted. lie
again had his gun, and Ruhe Morrison
had one also. The party remained only
long enough for the accused to vote.
DIR. \. Il. PITTS,
a physician of Ilazieuurst. was next called
tor the STATE, and declined testify. The
court said hc must. and could not lie ex-
cu>ed He still refused when IL consul
tatiom of counsel was had to prevent
harsh process of he court. but Pitts still
i.rclusad. starting to tn" cOart as his rea-
sous thar Lee was connected with the
accused by marriage: that this was hi
honr, and hp desired To I've here III peace
and without injury 80 himself, is family
auu hi. hI>il rSS lie knew he said
THAT Il" OWED Il dutA To his country, hul
ttat du;N was secondary 10 him to the
tolnrr." Tie court SAID he witness va,
guilty # contempt, aLd paced hllH IN tli'
cu~tc',N - thr sheriff n'Ii l." sh3ill purge
I4u.,". / lh.'Irn!. CnArt then took Il recess
urt' p. IN. TO uolroy.
ii-.lEIjja~I. Nuy 10. pr \ =. Pitts
&c F.. iu">> ,.tr tn. >tGtr. who refused to
ty>'itN ..>. evening dad "ds placed In the
e.. tol, e.. the SIa,ltT ion cont .mH. was
again pa; uy,u thy stand and sud tie had
resolved uci - tss:... TIL ouTt remark,
ed that il had II. oi>c "a that he should do
50. Witness still refused. h0tWlth>taud
ing counsel for defense insisted that he
should, and urged him to do So. Judgr
Wharton then nncd Pitts 200, and order
ed the Sheriff To place him in close con
tiurmcnt in jail. On leaving the court
room for ia" Jail Pitts WAS permitted, UNI
der ch2rge of a deputy, To go to his resi-
dcncc t" -" his Vile and make some
preparations for his imprisonment. While
the deputy was waiting for Pitts to come
ont of his hch-rh"mbrr. WHITTIER he had