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SYRACUSE, April s.-Tho Standard
this morning publishes ;ettor addressed
by Postmaster Palmer, of Rome, to
President Cleveland, in which Palmer
claims that his removal was based on 2
report, the ch rges In which he never
had an opportunity 20 deuy; that n
chance OF defending himself had been
promised him, and that the senate, hay
ing before IL the papers submitted to the
president did not conclude that tho in
terast of the government or the vindica-
ton OF the law required removal.
The letter then concludes: ~ would
further respectfully represent that your
eNioilency, having nominated TO the
senate an appointee for postmaster in
my place aud that appointment not hav-
ing been Withdrawn before the adjourn
ment OF the senate, tho appointment is
now pending before the senate and Is
subject tn its action and while so pending
no power rests with tho president 10
suspend me and l therefore respect
fully protest sgaiust tho assumption OF
the same.
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HURRAH FOR HARRISON!
CARTER STILL HOLDS CHICAGO.
Rspublicans Yelling Fraud, but Family
ct. Louis solid as the Everlasting
us-GalvestOn Rocking
with Rascality.



CARTER HARRISON CARRIES CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April Son the face of the
raturns. every precinctin tha city hay.
mo been heard from, the vote for mayor
sands; Harrison, Democrat, ~ 92O
Smith, Republican, 42r5S6; Harrison's
nlurality, 1874.
Deyine, Democrat, for treasurer, IL
elected by 1900 majority.
Slautz, Republican, for city clerk, by
Qlmsj0rity.
Weshburn, Republican, for city at.
torney, by 1000 majority.
These figures may vary slightly.
The local committee OF public safety
charges that frauds were perpetrated la
three or four wards, and declares that q
number of prosecutions viii follow.
Tho Republican managers, il is de.
elared this morning, VIII contest harri-
sons election, and claim TO have evil
dence OF fraud upon which to base con-
test.
Very few changes have been made in
the estimates upon yesterdays election
returns. The Democratic papers claim
Harrison elected by from $50 to 400,
while the Republican papers assert that
the official counC will show that Smith
has carried the city. The committee Of
public safety declare that they
have evidence in their hands OF
frauds at various polling places, and d
number of prosecutions will follow,
although no arrests had been made up
to this evening. 1t is declared that ia
the third precinct of the fourth ward the
returns give Harrison 1872 and Smith G5.
while those who kept tho tally de-
clare the figures should be reversed,
1t is also claimed that the returns from
the seventh precinct of the tenth ward
indicate that they were tempered with.
In the tenth precinct of the thirteenth
ward nOters are willing to swear that
the numbers of their ballots were
greater than the numbers returned as
having been voted. The commit.
tee desired to place q watch ever
the ballots, but they were refused
admittance 70 the rooms where tho bal
lots are locked up. They state that they
will appeal to the courts for an order
authorizing that men be placed to watch
the ballots. The published statement
is made that VIM. X. Gallagher,
recently convicted in the United States
court OF ballot-stufiing and now out on
$4,000 bail pending motion for
new trial, was at tho polls
yesterday who had no tight
to vote an was personating
another man. 4 conference OF the citi,
zens' committee and the Republican
managers was held this afternoon 20
decide whether they would contest tho
returns from various precincts, and it
was understood that they would do so.
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Ladies should reflect we'll before us.
ing any preparation that is applied 10 SO
delicate surface as the skin. ANY
,cosmetic VIII at first impart heautify.
ing enect and not apparently injure the
blotches and dlscolorations appear on
the face which conclusivoly show the
poisonous drugs in their composition,
IL can be safely said that more than two.
thirds OF the face powders contain these
injurious ingredients. Pozzoni's medi.
Gated complexion powder il not only
absolutely free from all deleterious mat
ter, but its principal Ingredient is an
active curative for all diseases of the
skin, II has stood the test OF years.
Sold by all druggists,
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Wristen, aldermen. W.

IMy!ontgomery, J. c. Camp and c. w
Wrlsten, aldermen. ~
SIX hundred and eighteen voles wera
cas-. ana Manager d. g. Chalmers dnrs
ing tne day was compelled To ehailen%a
an immense number who ann,,,e -, > q
the polls under the impression Thai theS,
could vote, 1t is. estInated tbot
more thsn one hall of the mon in the
ivy coulo vote, on account of not hav-
NV peen IN the state or locality suf:
AT HILLSBORO
, HILLsBoRo, April S-rSpecial Ar
slie ciIy election yesterday excitement
W, b' Johnson, reelected marshal.
y. Ihad Jones, city attorney.
a. g. Connery, assessor and collectoy
of taxes "a" 0iioo'oA
a. L. smith, city secretary.
George f. Sturgis, treasurer.
Aluerman TO I'LL vacancies were
elected as follows:
FIRST Ward-H, w. Young.
Second Ward-T. d. Carney.
Third Ward--P. Il, Fox and II p
harrington.
Fourth Ward-Joe Abbott and ". J,
Holland.
AT LANCASTER.
LANCASTER, April Special 1.-The
elec4on Tor city officers passed OF
quietly, with the following results:
Mayor-L. B. Howell.
Alignment. Il. Gibson, w, p. Jobn.
son, e. .Beckley, J. w. Baskin.
Marshall-E. B. Trigg.
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Hotel Arrivals


] 10 Hollingworth, Grandvlow, L p
Addison, Missouri Pacific railroad; w II
Muschon, VIM Russell, JH Hanks, A
Il Barksdale, Decatur; II n Keenan,,
Chicago; Charles Scholes, Fort Worth:
n Wiasdom, City; II II Kimble, Aurora
J O Hodge, Bolton; Sam Ayers, Georyn
9 Hanson, City; Il A Friou, w II Seago.
New Orleans; ! B Appolos, IT. Wal,
ker, Weston; A Hubert, Cityi q M
Mccullough, Kansas; Il NJ Flood. Citv.
Mrs Charles Green, Mrs Il II wardIeit,
MidIothian; sam Dyer, Clarendon; John
"A Williams, Dallas; Il n Greer, KNuf-
mani Thomas Burke Dallas; William
Clrson, City: z James, Indian Tart
ioryi w u Watkins, Kaufman; II j
Lowary, Rockwell; II Il Doitch, Shroye.
porti A w Locke, Fort Worth: A w
Harris, 0vllla;
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR,
q Middleton, st Louis, Loe Hall.
san AntsnioiJ ID Atkinson, st Louis, q
NJ Lrderer, New York, III b Sauborn.
Houstoni w II Eastlanu, New York, III
a Budde, q l. Dunbar, II J Ruqrles, w
n Boykin, 81 Louis; q Van Bentbysou,
pniladelphis; q A Roth, City III II Smith,
Dsllasj George Q Harrison, Chicago:
Mrs NJ Johnson and family, Iowa; j
b Wells, New York; y 6ohlmslpfonlg,
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A Happy Day Coming.

A beautifully designed tablet, secured
with silken, tasseled cords, informs
their friends of the intended marriage
OF Miss Lena Moore and Mr.. Byron
Drew. The 10th instant is the day ap.
pointed, the Methodist Episcopal
church south at Kaufman the
scene, the hour $50 .. m, and the
minister to officiate is Rev. II. NJ. Pow
ers. Within the folded tablet of INVITA-
ton a pair Of tiny, beyeled cards boar
the names Of the eXpectant bride and
the bridegroom. On that day the Sun
W III have glory peculiar, and tho birds
will carroll brighter lays TO this pair OF
hearts to BIO united in love with bene-
diotion,
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One LessRio Grapde Terror

LAREDO, April s. Special - In
Kremp Kan's saloon tonight Marcellus
Dougherty, a well-known half breed
Mexican, became involved in a row
with q barber nsmed White. Both
drew pistols, aud Dougherty was shot
twice ana instantly killed. White es.
capped. Officers are searching for him.
Dougherty was lately involved in cleo
lion troubles in La Sale county, and
subsequently shot and badly wounded
Jim Mccoy, at Calulla. He has been
ennga' ed in many rows on each side
Of tho Rio Grande.
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CnrYlnr tho Cl1inean.

SAN FRANcrsCo, April s.-Last Sun
day there was on anti-Chinese process
sion here, headed by the city coroner.
Every Chluaman who happened to cross
It's route was maltreated. Little was
thought Of as none OF them were su p.
posed to be seriously hurt. The Chinese
consul says to-day that 20 were badly
injured, many of them being cut about
the head, one fatally.
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Cyrus w Flold Rsllro..

NEW York, April s.-Cyrus w.
Field has resigned as one of the execu.
Tive committee OF the Manhattan Rail.
way company and also as .ono of
the executive committee of the
western Union Telegraph company,
Inls nc does to carry out purpose long
since known &c his friends of retirin,,
whom he had completed 80 wears of mo-,
tive business Ia New York.
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In making the assertion that Poz.'
zoni's medicated complexion powder is
entirely free from injurious or deadly
poison, we do 1t upon the authority of a
thorough chemical analysis. 1t is one
OF the oldest face powders in the Amer.
lean market, aud Is used in tie families
Of some OF our most promiuent medical
men who have personally acknowledged
TO the proprietor that thoy no. only con-
sider IL harmless, but esteemed il highly
Denehclal IN every respect not ,nly for
the uso of ladies aud children bui far
the "lord of creation" himself. Sold bv
all druggists.
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a wedding NJ Mnwl,ln,.

HAWKINS, April s.--lSpociaLl Wv. q.
Herbig, formerly station agent here,
and Miss Minnie Clement, most
charming little beauty, were married
this morning at Mount Carmel, AZ the
residence OF the brides mother, relict OF
tho late DR.. w. VI. Clement. The bridal
party left for tho exposition on the ems,
bouud mail train to-day. They hav,
many friends here.
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Frohslnn Snclely.

AT meeting Of the Frohsinn Singing
society, hold last evening at Mayors
hall, the following officers were elected
to serve the ensuing term, viz: IL. Mis-.
selhon, president; II. G.. Bayerhofer,
vice-president; II. Schneider, secretary
ID. Aukele, first treasurer; G.. Bortn6r,
second treasurer; ). Zaruba, librarian
q. Meyer, standard-bearer
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7eS ELM STREET..

Plano; w II Patterson, Galveston; G A
Quinlani Citv; Thomas w Check, Kan
sas City; w A Briggs, Waxahachie; b D
Lingold, st Louis; Thomas Ii Water
meu, Louisville; Johns Andrews, Fort
Worth; t y Ray, Springfield; VIM Par
lin and wife, Canton Illinois; w A Kel-
Ier, Mount Vernon; George Snow, Fort
Peacock, Colorado City; John Brown,
Albany; James NJ Steere, City;
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Bon Eutler Suad.

BosToN, April ga suit has been
brought in tho supreme judicial court
OF Suffolk county, by the National Sol
diers' home for disabled soldiers, against
Benz. Il. Butler, to recover $l5,O nj.
legged to DO due, Tor failure TO account.
while aoting treasurer OF the home
the al doniinum OF tho writ is S2O. 200,
aud was entered at the present April
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Every lady uses Pozzoni's medicated
complexion powder. tits a household
treasure. The madam finds IL impossi-
BILE to go down town without first rub
bing II on. II tho baby cries She goes
for the pulf-box. Ii the cold MAN.
comes home rnilled or chafed, because
business is dull, etc, Pozzoni's powder
cools and allays his troubles. Then all
is gladstone JOY. No family should be
without IL.
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light horse crossed the Canadian river
last week to arrest some Indian fugi-
ives. They arrested two but were re-
sisted by Rogers, 6 Creek negro dssper-
ado Rogers fought like a ugar and
killed Capt. Tom Cloud and mortsllv
Wounoed sam CUBIC before no fell.
Rogers was shot all to pieces and died
fighting desperately.
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Neurological.
AN AGED ADMIRAL,

PHILADELPHIA, April s.--Rear Adj
miral John Marston, Of the United
States navy, died last night In the Goth
year OF his age.
RICHARD GRANT WHITE.
NEW YoRK, April S.-Mr. Richard
Grant White died of gastritis at his
house, in this city, to-day. He had been
i'll all winter.
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Mormons Sentenced.

PnGNIx, ARIZONA, April s. The
Mormon bishop, Steward, and
Elder j. @. Robinson, IN
dlted for polyGamy, we're
permitted to plead guilty to the lesser
count IN the Indictment of unlawful CO.
habitation. The Judge sentenced them TO
% days In the territory penitentiary.
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The skin is of that delicate nature
upon which the most Improvement can
he made and by the use OF PozzonI,s
Medlcated Complexion Powder all
roughness, sallowness and irritation
can be over come leaving the skin del
icately white, soft and smooth. This
preparation has q world wide reputa
ton, so no fear need be entertained of
the result. Sold by all druggists.
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Tom. Gilst,op Dead.

ABILENE, April Especial Tom.
Gilstrop, city hide inspector, who was
shot Saturday night by John Johnson,
died this afternoon. johnson is not the
son OF n prominent contractor OF the
same name living at Colorado City, as
NJ first supposed.
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Mrs. Dudley.

New YORK, April s.-Judgo VsnBrunt
to-day granted the motion made in be-
half of Lucille Yseuit Dudley, who shot
0'Donovan Rossa, for commission to
be sent 10 England to examine certain
sanity. Proceedings here are stay ed in
the meantime.
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Rohheh of Hia Roll

PrTTsBuRe, April s.-Thomas Nc
Clintock, of No. IS Willard Place, Chi
cago, while en- route home last night,
was robbed, on the train, of nearly So, 900
In cash and notes. When the train
stopped at Allegheny City, three pas
sengers jostled him, and after they left
the cars he discovered his loss.
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Children's Temperance Entertainment

At the Congregational church corner
Bryan and Harwood streets this evening
at o'clock the Temperance Band of
Hope will give an entertainment con
sistlng OF a concert and Magic lantern
exhibition, the latter feature being
under direction of Prot. Bolis. Admis-
sion free,
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A TrIpple Trngedy In Chicago,

CHICAGO, April S,-Edward Lambert,
% years old, called at the homo of his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Anna Mulligan,
1876 South Desplaines street, to see his
wife, from whom he has been estranged
He shot and killed Mrs Mullignn, and
also shot and badly wounded his wife
He then killed himself.
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NEW YORK, April s.-[speclal.l-
Wheat, for shipping grades, is higher
here and at Chicago. A shipper here
ordered 20 cars, to-day, for Liverpool
1MIusr, anu paid at Chicago, $50, for
corn and dressed beef arc higher. Tnis
Is attributed to the war prospects,.
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A wedding nj aIexla.

MExIA, April s.-lspooial. Miss Zu-
ma Waters, ono Of Mexia's farest and
most accomplished young ladies, was
married to day TO Mr.. Young, leading
merchant Of Abiine, Texas.
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Ladiesi Physicians and chemists
have analysed Pozzoni's modicatsd
complexion powder and recommended
its use TO their wives and lady friends.
What better could DO said of IL. All
druggists sell It.
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y - AZ H NJ THAN EVER

NsYs @ received
~ " FhIoh' Gal aud All oar us,
A sect Material
sons Fire sas m IN, "a
1900 nSE 3. o.
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New York, April s.-The Tammany
committee on organization tonight
adopted resolution indorsinr
the prompt action taken by the admin-
is.ration to protect the interests and
rights of American citizens on the 18th.
mus of Panama.
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Ha's stlikor uImselF,

WrLKEsBARRE, PA, April s.-William
II. Carroll, formerly of the Labor Agi.
tator, and the originator of miners
unions throughout the state, shot Henry
Taylor, a business rival, here, at noon
TODAY,
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IlIInois senntnrsIin

SPRINGFIELD, April SIN the Joint
assembly % senator's and 81 representa-
tlves answered at roll call. Only one
vote was cast and the joint ASSEMBLY
AhinurEnl.
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New ORLEANS, April s.--Wlliam and
Perry Motion, who were have been
banged in Union parish on AprilIO, have
boon rtspited.
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q Yerv Bad Mexicnn nnnne I1n I,

PIEDRAs NEGRAs, MEXICO, April S.
Especial. Yesterday at San Juan AL
lende, 80 miles from here, small town
on the international railway, no cd for
its bad characters, Mexican desperate
named Ramon Trevino, got drunk and
started to take the town. He smashed
two or three windows add fired at one
man, and then rode on the plaza and
opened fire on the guard house, where a
number Of soldiers we're stationed. The
soldiers returned the fire, and after the
exchange of few shots, Trevino fled to
his residence and locked himself in,
The guards pursued him, and on reach
ing the Louise, demanded his surrender.
Trevino replied with a shot from his
rifle, dangerously wounding one of his
opponents. They then closed in and
battered in the door. Trevino, still re-
fusing TO surrender, his skull was
crushed in by q blow from Winches
Ter rifle. One of the soldiers horses
was Killed. Trevino has been known in
this section some time as very bad
MoNipan
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Use chopped feed, fatten your stock.
and save money. Send your orders to
FeltOn,s mill,
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Cleveland is the choic OF the Ameri-
can peopie-so are Ops Putf Ciga-
rettea,
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Ono Less Territory hustler.

Fort SMITH, April ga private let.
ter from the chief Of the seminole Indi-
ans says the captain Of the Seminole
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR,
a VERY BAD MEXICAN DONE UP.
Sio Grande Terror Ended-A Tbics
Gets Away with s5,0OO-Mrs. In.
ellie Nseult Dudley Granted
COUmissien
George YOUNG cantnred at1ns.

PALMER, April s,-tSpecial.l-Georgs
Young, the wife murderer, was shot by
Deputy Sheriff McCue last night ana. ii
is Thought, fatally wounded. A couple
OF darkeys found him in the woods YES.
terday, and ran him about half q mile.
when he kicked off his boots. tbreyg
down his cost and hat, pulled his
pistol but did not ston.
One shot was fred at hin
without effect and he eseRped again
About 8 O'Clock no came into t6Wu
Two shots We're fired at him as no cross.
go the railway, which did not make him
change his course. He went 10 tte
house where he visited the night before
which was guarded by Deputy Sheriff
McCue. When no came in rage Mo ono
told him to hold up. He broke To RIM.
McCue firing two shots at him, knock
ing him down, but no Jumped and ran
again. Two bloodhounds were mt an
his track and chase ensued. The ne
gro pulled off his bloody shirts aud
threw them down, causing the dog In
lose his track. This morning he wes
found in a cotton seed pen, covered M
all but his eyes, shot through the body.
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HorrlbIo TragedY I'M nn Asrlnm.

NASHVILLE, April s.-Early this
morning L. X. Eldrldge, q patient in
the insane asylum, from Overton
county, suddenly seized floor mop and
struck Everett B. Buchanan, the at
tendant OF the ward in which Aldridgo
roomed, crushing his skull and fatally
injuring him Tho iniuriated luuatic
next attacked Thomas G. Layton, fee.
bic epiletic, aged 2S years, crushing his
skull. The lunatic then at.
tackled another patient, when
attendants from 8n sdiOin-
ing ward rushed in and secured him.
Both Buchanan and Layton died in r few
hours. Eldridgo is only 20 wears old.
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BOSTON, April s.-Mexioan Centrals,
iox; sevens, 4e's; scrip, %.
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COngr Atulntinnn
o following explains itself:

The following explains itself:
FqRT WORTH, April $40 Mai. John Henry
accept congratulations. Tho vindica.
.lon given you by your fellow citizens
IL Ie,echoed by your friends every.
"Aoie' M. G. HARRIS.
f2ET WORTH, April s.-To Maj. John Henry
Brown: VII y
Accept congratulations Your s9len-
did victory encourages every Democrat
OIL independent thought, who protests
against ring rule. Your services ia
Texas deserved tho recognition, ard
your triumph is welcomed by the entire
STATE THoRP r. d, ANDREWS,
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CINcINNATI, April SIN Newport,
kentucky, to-day a coroner's jury found
that john Cummings, who was killed
by Gearge Mcmillan in Ia street-car, yes
to-day morning, came to his
death at tho hands Of George
Mcmillan and that tho murder
was premedted. The excitement i in
tense ana threats Of lynching are hoard q.
The cause OF the shooting, as given by
the murderer, is that the victim han Sc
duced his daughter. Since that state
menJ was made, both Mcmillan and his
daughter have admitted that she was a
mother before young Cummings ever
met her.
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Brown: '' ''''i AiehIy
Missouri.
AT ST, LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, April s.-Full, hut unofii-
cial, returns gives Francis, (Democrat),
for mayor, 2O,SS9 votes; Ewing, (Repub.
lean, 1907; majority for Francis, sO2,
All the remainder OF the Demooyatic
candidates are elected, except Joseph
Brown, for president of the board OF
public improvements, who is beaten bv
Henry Flad, Republican,, by 2,2S3 ma
Jority. The Democrats also eject
six member Of the city council,
who are voted for on the general ticket.
Tho FilleY faction vote will average
about 800 The municipal assembly win
stand as follows:
cans, l.
House OF Acknowledgements, IL;
Republicans, II.
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Ii YOU WISH
TO sAv1s A-snraoy BrAurlruL

~ iOO Nh1d paarr white ami souna Teols
' Guy them 'ropoa Dsaat, CARE or rHosv ,srr
~'s f1X's oRrDorS,ro regularly Only SO cont, ~
Aau'S ""d Powder Druggists, and - VENTS "'N
-sssrs.n-- o. CESS>WDUs DRUG CO 7>o,,
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KANSAS CRY, April S.-Yesterday's
municipal election resulted in majority
for Morse, (Democra), for mayor, Of
over 400. The remainder Of the ticket ID
divided. The council stands six zach,
Republicans aud Democrats.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-14
Ladies Underwear Department.

An assortment second TO none. A selection
OF Knit Underwear from the best reputed
looms.
200 dozen Ladies' Knit Merino Vests, a great
article for BIC: worth re.
2s5 dozen Ladies' Knit McrinO Vest, to beat
the world at Soc worth SIC.
862 dozen Ladies' three quarters Wool Nests,
a great bargain 10 Zoe; worth 81 II.
100 dozen Ladies' All Wool Vests, n superb
article at 81; worth 81 So.
Full line Ladies' scarlet Knitwear equally
a. cheap.
Chidren's Knit Underwear m every grade
for 2 TO l6 years Of age at bargain prices.