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An insa..e FAiuter.

VIENNA, Augnat 2O.-Hsns Makart, the
greatest OF Austrian painters, is at the
Rsichen Hall, the summerln9 place in the
upper Bavasian mountains, hopeleasly in.
sane: The disease began 10 show itself re-
Gently IN melancholy and stupidity and has
now 60 much developed thas his doctors
have ordered him to conGncuent In the
insane Gsylrm. It is now known thai
nearly sll the members OF the great paint,
e,'s family have suffered from insanity in
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I'M following parseraaIpA appears in tho clnelu.

IT. THE following pasaRrapa appears In tho Cineiu-
nat! Commercial. Ga:, tie. = :; = ~
Threats ate nlte.dY thrown cut By West VlrSi.
Na democrats that n the coloIG3 people are uo.
alslu! 10 abslsi iu l,Lm yplng there will he good
deal OF XII lug done " - . p ii,lli
Stw. we t,ke the litesty. OF ssying that thetei Is
VOL wtfd of Truth ia that s.sscnen!. No news.
paper, no r@rectAb. Democrat, no man whose
words ac with 1eptA hAsever made my tusca.
which Could f,itli b DESCRIBED Ia tho words luotsa
aooye.-H Richmond Dispatch. ~, 51ly ~, i-s.,s'.,J
lsis lalr TO presume from the aboye that
nnr contemporary has not seen the inter.
Tiev Of Euatacs Gibson, published in tho
Washington Star aud telegraphed to the
Cincinnati Enquirer, Pittsburgh Dispnlch
snd other papers. Bat it speaks with a
knowledge Of the assertions made by Mr..
Gibson then We infer that the Di:pasea
considers Gibson as q man "whcse words
pre- not wor.h repeating" g(@e j
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A (ltcAl FizEie.

MEmDES. CosS., August 20.-The Bntler
demonstration Of this city was expected to
assume State proportions and to be an i'm
menee affair generally, but not moro than
1000 persons attended, and Of these all
but about 200 were from this city.
The affair was uader the auspices OF the
local independent industrial club cem-
posed mainly Of Gireenbackers. H. g.
Baldwin, a G1cenbackel Of Naughatuck,
Bat forth the worthlesaness ol the old par
ties and the beauties of tho new one. Tho
afternoon and evening was devoted to
speech. making, interpsraed with dancing,
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Commistioner Eaton on As,e.sm,,,n,,,, ,,,,,,,

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 2O.-D,r.
man B. Eaton, of the Civil Service Com.
mission, haa written a long letter in reply
TO various communications received bv
him from Government employees, asking
Tor advice as to payment by them of
assesaments lor political purpoees. The
substance is that clerks are under mo-
greater obligations to pay than other citi-
zsns ot the game ineans, and taat thew
should pay or refuse to pay as they would
fee! Il a duty oi a private ci,izsn, '.,1''
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FiGUxEs DOX'r LIE.

A Statement Which Proves the Honesty
5'iEGof Republican Ofiicenolders, 4,
WARRINGTON, August 2O.-The Repub.
licsn National Committee has obtained
from the Treasury Department financial
statement Of great importance. It ia re-
vision and an extension Of the reply 10 the
Senate resolution Of February 0, 1875. 80
as 70 extend the comparison Of the rstio of
Losses in the collection and disbursements
Of revenue to June 80, 1883. This State
mens shows the receipts and disbursements
Of ths Government from it's organization
until juno CT last year with the amount Of
loss and ratio Of such losses per thousand
and it is arranged, as nearly as practicable,
in periods OF administration, and also into
the two periods OF prior and subsequent to
June 80, 1851. In other words, it covers
the yeare Of Democratic and Republican
administration. The Treasury Depart.
ment in view Of the fact that the sppro.
priations ior miscellaneous printing Vaa re-.
fused BY the Democratic House. has not
been able to print this Information,
although there have been very many in.
quiries for it. But it has furnished Sscre.
lary McPhelson, Of the Republican Oon-
gressional Committee, with the figures,
and he has printed them at The cost Of the
committee. &57l-f=75E. E55s,i.. zI7l'5,
The statement will certainly SIT st reet
the cry OF ths Democrats, Turn the rascsls
out" It shows in q manner that cannot
be- ccntroverted the feet that tho ratio OF
losses under Democratic administration is
very much greater than under Republican
administration. The tables that will SOON
be published will silence those cavilers
whese political occupation consists in the
echo Of the worn'out cry. A few illuatra.
tions Of the conclusions OF these tables
will show H,me remarkable results, In
the Customs service, for instance. the loss
per honpand dollars prior to June 80. 1861.
was s. TO-. From July !, 1851, 10 Juns 30.
1888, the loss per thousand dollars was
only ten cents. From all other sources,
gave tho Postoflice, the losa during the
period prior to 1861, per thousand dollars,
WAS $2 CO. For the period between June
so, 1861, 10 June 81, 1883, the loss was
twenly-sey cents. 0ssg5 VIZ ~ .,i
In the Postoflice service for the first
period the loss Was 81 28 per thousand
dollars, while il the latter period it was
only 81 per thousand. ii
Under the head of disbursements tho
total loss i1om disbursements OF all clseses
per thousand dollar, prior to June 80, 1851,
was IS q. The total lnas between July !,
1861, and June 80, 1888, Was only thirty.
nine cent?. The total disbursements and
receipts and the various sources Of income
are given, % that this comparison can be
verified by any one who is disposed to 70.
fer 10 the annual reports and 10 make The
calculation in percentages. The admins.
tration Of President Arthur makes the best
showing Of all, being remarkable in'every
respect, both as to receipts and disburse.
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: Iowa Repnblicnn Convention.

pHMolNEs, August 20--The Republican
State Convention was called to order at II
A. NJ. Ron. J. P. sDolles,or was elected
temporary chairman. 4 Z Committee on
Resolutions and Credentials were appoint
ed, tho State Central COMMITTEES announced
and the convention adjourned at noon
until 2 IN. The convention wss called to
order ut 2 I'M. S. NJ. C.ark, OF keokuk,
wss elected permanent chairman. Frank
D. Jackson was nominated for Secretary Of
State On tho third ballot. The convention
then choae list Of Presidential electors.
Tbs platform on National iesaes endorses
tho last Republican National platform OF
1854, and closes with the endorsement oil
the declarations contained in the letters OF
acceptance Of Blaine and Logan.
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ENCOURA0I>G HraTlsrICB.
The Remarkable RroWih OF the Hulk his
Of L. Dor During the Past YeAr.

41e AemafkADle &fOHlh OF the k0fe kta
OF l.. Dor DurinK the Past Year.
PITTSBURGH, August 20-Messrs. Mur.
ray and Campbell, Of the General Execu.
tive Board Of the knights Of Labor, having
been engaged for two dayE past in auditing
the accounts Of District Master Workman
McGsw, Mr.. Campbell Is OF this city and
Mr.. Murray Of Boston. Mr.. Murray says
there has been q wonderful growth in the
organization during the past year. and that
the General Assembly, which will convene
in Philadelphis week alter next will bs
attended by more delegates than any
previous national gathering. Daring the
year nearly 600 new Assemblies have been
instituted. The membership Of District 80,
which is located ia the vicinity Of Boston,
has increased over $500 in the past three
montha. Oat through Kansas and Michi.
gan ergan!z ,ls have been at work with the
most gratifying success. IN the frs! State
III new Assemblies have been instituted.
Many assemblies in both States ars
composed exclusively of farmers and small
business men. In district No. 8, Of which
hlr. McGaw is the head, substantial in
crease is also reported. Mr.. MlGaw ia
a!so the gensia] secretary Of the insurance
department Of the order. He aays that on
account ofthe cooperative feature the cost
to persons to whom policies were issued
has been only one.hslt cent per day. An
idea Of the business transacted may be oh.
tanned when 1t is stated that yesterday Mr..
McGaw received fifty applications ior poll
cies gaa -
Concerning the opposition to Mr.. Pow.
derly, which was mentioned las. week,
the gentleman stated that there was not the
slighies; doubt m attempt weuld be made
to defeat Mr.. Powderly, but they were pos.
tive it would not be strong enough to suc.
ceed. r., ., -" =
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HrSDR!eKs, ,elct Of tbs ticket Of 1876,
mus: have been very tired when he wrote
his slelter Of acceptance. Ho timidly slludcs
to document written by him on a similar
occaiuu as good enough for the present,
thanks the convention ior the honor coh:
letred, praises the platform, and winds up
with YOURS truly"
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HOn1aArED FOn SRA yE sEsAgE.

A Nephew OF btuneWa,l Jackson a lie.
pabiscan htnattarti Bearer.
Correspondence Iths IN!euigener. 5h rsA
PnluPpi, August 20.-The Republicans
Of the Tenth Senatorial district met here
yesterday and nominated Stark W. Arnold
for State Senator. Mr. Arnold Is nephew
Of the celebrated Confederate General
"SsonewalP jackson. He is thirty.6ye
years old and 3 lawyer Of marked ability.
Hon. +. u. M.SRsynoldu, candidate tor Con.
g.ess n-the Second district, WAC present
and addressed the convention. Mr.. Rey.
nolds is making an active canvass, aud his
work will tell the story when tho returns
aro in.;s Hon. John W. MsBon also spoke,
making one OF bis usual ielicitous specchee.
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JouS J. DAVIS would have stronger en-
envy in this district in the event Of his
nomination ior Congress than the editor Of
the Register. Tariff would kill of Ny. Da-
Wis very eilsetually. Mr.. Davis will not be
nominated, however, even il Col. Ben is
not yinliiCAted. W.
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WEST Virginia is III u State Of soige.
Wilson is wandering up one side Of the
State hunting Tor Ellsins who is believed
to be concealed with bar'l in Randolph
county, and Eussace Gibson is hunting
John A, HutchinEon all over the Fourth
District. Each, however, is hunting in an
opposite direction from bis man and ex.
tenAiug his hunt every dey. -. u.
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Five yexscla In Coll,xior :,

Bos1os, August 2o.-Additiona! psrticu.
lara Of the collision between tho steamer
Twilight and the John Brooks show tha!
the Twilight while on a trip from Boston
to Nantucket, coliided with the steamer
John Brooks Of the Portland limo. demol.
ishing the formers wheel house and smash.
ing the entire port cabin. The Brooks'
stern was only slightly damaged. Alter the
collision the Twilight collidsd with ths pI.
lot boat and the steamer Rose 6tard;eh,
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I PlTreDURau, Pa, August 90-Tha sprint
race for one Thousand dollars bstweeu G 60,
Smith and an unknown, which was cot for
Tomorrow, was declared uff to night.
Smiths bsckcrs refused to make anal de-
posit unless John Glbeon alies Ryxr, who
Is tho unknown, would make an sf1idsvi,
that be was born in America. This Glib.
son refused to do, all LL.... :
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A PECULIAR STORY
About an IriSa Conference iu Boston
.-. Mrs. Pnrnell Present. FH

BosroS, August 20.-At the Parker
House yesterday Mrs. Parnell held a con.
ference with number Of Catholic Bishope
and leaders Of the Iriah National Lssgue,
concerning means by which the coming
political contest In this country could. be
turned to the advancement OF Ireland's
cause II 10 uudersiood that MIS-. Payuejj
represented her son at tho conference
She submitted the details OF q scheme ior
the benefit Of Irish home industry, which
she stated waa conceived by her son and
WITS being put into practical execution.
MIR. Palntll, she said, had formed m asso.
citation in England and Ireland OF capital.
iatn and manufacturers whosa aim was to
encourage home industry In Ireland, This
association proposed TO establish iactories
for the exclusive manufacture Of Irish
gaoda such as could not be manufactured
n,!Engtand or other countries, including
such articles as laces, linens, irlezee, wool.
ems and tweeds, and preparations arc al.
ready in progress for the establishment OF
such factories In different parts OF Ireland,
Mrs. Parnell made the suggestion, as
coming from her SOD, that proposition be
Submitted 10 the Republican and Demo.
cra,iG partits, the acceptance Of which by
either party would decide for which party
the organized Irish vote would be cast.
Mrs. Parnell stated that as these Irish goods
could not be made In this country their i'm.
portatlon would not in any sense conf ct |
with American home industry, inasmuch
as 60 association in Eogland proposed to |
exclusively control the production. MI.
Parnell's proposition, therefore, Was that |
direct ofisr be submitted TO the political |
parties OF tbs United Statee, as foliowt: an |
in accordance with the friendly feeling az. |
pressed towards Ireland in America by |
Americans, one Of the political parties will |
incorporate plank in ita platform In favor
OF admitting goods Of Irish manufacture |
Tree Of duty, specifying euch goods az can
not be manufactured elsewhere than in |
Ireland, and the importation OF which will !
not compete with American production,
then auch party will receive the organized
support Of the 1rish.American vote. Even
II direct organization Is not made, vet the |
Irish vote will be directly or Indirectly in. |
nuenced in favor Of the party which ehall |
champion the cause Of Irish industry as in.
dicated."
Mrs. Parnell leaves for New York to-day
to take the preliminary steps toward the !
Of Irish interests 60 that in |
case Of actioH by either OF the leading
political parties the promiaes contained ID |
the proposition can be fulfilled: During
tho conference II was stated the reason
why Alexander Sullivan so peraistently rs.
fused re-s)ection to the Presidency OF the
Irish National League was because be pro.
posed to enter the canvass in support Of !
Blaine and did not wish to compromise the
Irish. American vote by becoming public |
speaker in support OF tho Republican can.
didale while holding Office as President OF |
the Irish National League. ~
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GOVERNOR CLlvELASD is hereby politely
informed thet "horde OF othca-holders"
did not nominate Mr.. Blaine. They
were against him. They gave TO President
Arthura loyal support, were detected, and
neither aulked nor bolted. Mr., Blaine Was
the choice Of his parsy, and We beg to re.
mind Governor Cleveland that he seems
now to be tho choics Of sgood many who
nave not siiiliated with his party.
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CLEvELAND's proposition TO amend the
Con s.i,u!ion disquslifyirg q President from
Yeele ction is evidently inspired by the
iesr thss Blaine will give the country such
good administration that the people will
continue him in ciIice eecord term.
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BARBAR0US WARFARE.
CRUELTY OF Tux EGYPTIAN RkBxl 9
Ia ThroNios tho DEAD or lie E,sny, Win Thi,y
nAads Tied, into tho Nils-Aa EaSllsh Ex.
p''sst's crisicssm on tht drs.i1 Arctic
3 xpsdllIon-DsAahi from Choltra.

oAlRo, August o0-Ool. Ki.ehner tee.
Tapha that the Mahdi's Lieutenant, Ell
Hsda, attacked aud defeated friendly
tribes at Moranac and that the corpses Of
those Killed by the enemy with their
bands tied behind them have been 4 ,at.
,nS ", down the Nile past Dabbsh, and that
Il haaa isadvanclug to Ambukol to effect
Junction with the other rebels. The dis.
ps'ch p. states that FL Hada is only three days
distant from Dsbbeh. a55 g' nv =
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IN this Fitat Congressional district Dem
oetaGc stumpe1g liko Col. Bon Wilson talk
protection. In the House OF Representa-
tivea Congressman like Mr.. Wilson, OF the
saccad d's!.ics, and Mr. Gibson, Of tho
Fourth, vote free trsde. MI. Snyder, OF
thu Third, takes his "a1isnd'a,i"-votes
with tho FREQ traders to take up the Moyri-
son bill, and with the protectioni1ls to turn
II down. a I'D
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Tue coming railroad is The hope Of West
yreinia. Mr. E. Willis Wilson denounces
1t belore it gets here. Does anybody think
capitsl will be eager to accept this rude,
lei,.handcd invitation Capital is not a
TOOL, and Mr.. Wilson is not wise.
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FnASKroRr, KY, August 2o.-Governor
Knott has pardoned James Cunningham
and Oxen Bradley, prisoners who render
ed valuable assistance to tho officers dur
ing the escape Of prisoners last week.
Cunningham was in for lie Tor killing
the seducsr OF his sister, and Bradley for
horse stealing for term to expire October
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Fruuk Hurd keuau,tus,e<,.

TOLEDO, o., August 20.-Ths Democratic
Convention Of the Tenth District at Oak
Harbor, o., to-day nominated Hon. Frank
II. Hurd ior reelection to Congress-. The
convention WAS the largest ever held in
this district. Tbs third delegation from
Lucas county. IVES admitted over the op.
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Z De.,ruciivo Fire at Newark.

Di,patch,s Newark special says: Fire de-:
stroyed Bowner 4 Phillips planning mill,
also & large lumber yard adjoining was
consumed, and the residence Of Mr..
Fleming, and the dying establishment 0!
Malverton and his honss were burned.
Loss on planning mill SIS, 900, Insured for
$4,000. The Columbus and Z.ueavills
fire departments were called out but the
order was counteImanded. y ll;ss 87f454.
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The Chicaso Tribune mentions the Dsm-
ccratic candidate ior Governor OF this State
"a E. Wilda Wilson. This is evidently "a
mistake Of the typer, but it is in the nature
Of an improvement on the original manu-
.or,pk
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Rase Rati Ye,ferdnv.i

AT Now York Buffalo, Q; New York, II.
At Boetou-Ohtcago, 5; 3 .aton, Z. 5ES'
At Baltic Virginia, !; B .lto, 1. -. IA
At tPfovldenae-Dssroi,, 9; Providence, S.
At New York-Met'p'l'n, 4; BROOKLYN, 8.
At Pnila-Clsvslsnd, 8; Phils, 9-l0 in.
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Ben BUTLER TOOK water first, and II he
keeps up his strong stroke may come in
several lengths ahead Of Cleveland and
Hendricks in the consolation race, Blaine
and Logan having already taken the frat
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Angus! 20.--4 warran.
Tor the arrest OF a half.breed Indian named
Bun Skene was sworn out tonight, charg.
ing him with outraging Mrs. Mary Spencer,
en- old woman, out In the country. lie
CHECKED and beat her until nearly dead
and then outraged her. Skens has not Jet
been srreased. Mrs. Spencer Is in critical
condition, Z lj1 z: q
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Jeelle.

"WiNDY" Wilson'S every. county.in.the.
State speeches will not be used as Sunday
school literature. His Grafton talk had u
grea! deal Of "promiscuous piety" in It, but
|. was not religionsly arranged. g
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doing slight injury. Ten minutes later she
WA struck by the steamer. Stamford,
There were but few women on the ,Twi.
light, but much excitement prevailed,
which. however, was allayed by tho oflicers.
The Twilight headed for Hull, where a
landing was safely effected. The Stamford
vas tcwed to this city. No persons were
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Killed b. n Uoi,er Expiosiou.

!. lfttI Ni11tu " u NUI1cE AAplUsfUHs w n
y ADRIAN, Mlcu., August 20.-The boiler
Of o threahing mschine exploded on the
Howell farm in Cambridge yesterday, in
stantly killing Frank Kinney and young
man named johnson. A brother Of the
latter is aiao expected to die OF bis rjuries.
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Caused by playing win Mn,c,, a.,

spRSoFlElD. O., August 2o,-Two boys,
sons Of Isaac Beard, while playing with
matches, tired a building to-day, which
was burned. The elder boy escaped, but the
fve.year.old boy was burned to death and
his body hall consumed. ~; go a I75'
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Nh HENDMcks did not 80 to the mouu.
ta!ns to wri!e his letter. He allowed the
"superstiion Of 1s76nto 80 as the resdi.s
be.weea bis brief lines. s';2s-z' -.
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ENNEr's vindlcstion is rather more
classical and convincing than Col. Ben
Wilson's. EIcb, however, is equally un-
fortunate. NO
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TIE situation ut New MAttinEville Is
rather mixed. Nobody seems to know poe.
i,ively who stands the bes! chance ior the
nomination.
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TIE difference betw6sn Nav York in
1852 aud 1884 will bs sabout a qunItera mill
Jon yetes. This, by tho rulo Of three
means $1,000 majority for your Uncle
Jppra =
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MARION CuunTY poL,TlCg,

Republicans Ga!oE IN 10 WIa-oencral
5.s Campaign Notes and Goss y. ~ :.
Correspondence Q) Ae Jnielioeuc1. vs'.S
WoKrulSdTos, W. Va, August 2O.-The
Democrats Of Marion county met ct Farm
ington last Saturday and placed ticket in
the field and from this time on the poli,ic1l
campaign will be warm. Judge A. T. Hay
mond, who is charged as being tho auther
oi that monssrosity known as the county
court which was fo;sted upon the people
by the Constitutional Convention Of 1872
Is placed On the ticket for the Houee oil
Delegates. That party is in fearful Btait
hut the ticket presented can get no votes
from the Republican or GreenbRck parties,
It is rumored here, and tho rumor hes
not been contradicted, that Col. VIM,
Hood, Of Shinnston, Harrison county, an
officer in the late @. 8. A. has become dis.
E1stedRith the present Democratic party
and has declared for Blaine and Logan.
The Republicans Of Lincoln District met
st Farmipgton, on Saturday, August Oh,
and nominated the following ticket: for
Justice Of the Peace, John l.. Jones; Tor
Constable, John N. Woods. F5s ~
The Grecnbackers met at the same time
and place, and nominated the following:
tor Justice Of the Peace, F. r. Ice; Tor
Constable, Norman G. Randall. 3
The nominations Of both conventions
were. then ratified by each party, 90 we
have cooperation in district ~ we'll az in
county, and will elect our ticket. -
The nominees Of the Senatorial conven.
ton Of this district meet the approval oi
both Republican and Greenbacke,s. Mr..
Hauen was the choice OF the Grecnbackesa
| Of Marion county, and the nominees will
be trlumphanlly elected, and no returning
bosrd will he permitted to count them oui
as they did MIR. James Il, Furbes four year.
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Ghp AltslliI9etttr.
I,,,,., sos. 70 ana W Fourteenth StrUet.

rs-p -ptr&n Isaring The city during he rum.
,,,r ton hare tho DAILf IN7'ELLiGENCER
fo,,Nrdt,i 10 their add'e's for any lime. and 10
opv looaly ds,irea, at he rate Of fifteen cents per
week po,Iags pttpdid dy!t~ ~