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Baseball Notes.
baseball Notes.
NATIONALS, /; Boston, II.
PITTsBURG, |; Brooklyn, 4.
KANSAS Cry. 8: ST. Louis, 10.

NATIONALS, Il Boston, II.
PITTsBURG, /; Brooklyn, 4.
KANSAS Cry, g. st. Louis, 10.
CINCINNATI, 7; Metropoltans, ..
PHILADELPHIA, 3; New York, 10.
O'DAY is disabled by a sprained
wrist.
LAWN has been released by Mil.
waukee.
KELLY, the Chattanooga pitcher, has
been dropped by Milwaukee.
Go OUT today and see the Columbia
Reds pay ball There is nothing
amateurish about them. It's even
money they can beat Nashville in her
present crippled condition.
THE CHELSEA Baseball Club has reor-
ganized and would like to hear from
some amateur nine of the city. Ad-
dress Manager Cbas. Greer, in care of
Western Union Telegraph Company,
IT is make US sore to sac how easy
it is to beat the Nashville club,
and yet when they tackle our nine
they seem to be- feeding on gooseberry
pie with rich, yellow goose egg
crust.
THE Bluff Citys were defeated by
the Columbia Reds yesterday. Score:
10 to 3. The Southern Express Com
pany nine will tackle the Reds today.
II the S. E,'s make a run they will be
playing in large luck.
THE management of the Baltimore
American Assoc alton Baseball Team
have signed Tom Dolan, the recently
discharged catcher of the st. Louis
League Team, for the remainder of
the season at salary OF $1,000.
THE Clevea and Baseball Cub, OF
this city, will leave for Vicksburg and
q tour through NJ ssissippi this after
noon on the Louisville, New Orleans
and Texas railroad at o'clock. All
players are requested to report at the
depot at 3 o'clock pm. The following
is list Of the players: A. D HlnoDe,
manager; l. Rodgers, w. j. Joyce, f.
F. Broens, b. Sedel, d. Llrkin, S.
Bird, Il. Brady, s. Ward, +. Turner,
W. Kauerz and f. Williams.
IT is stated on good authority this
afternoon that ChIil Won der Abe, the
manager OF the Anne ricau Association
Baseball Team, is about to purchase
the franchise Of the st. Louis National
League Team. If this can be done,
and Mr. Won der Abe thinks it can,
he will reverse the teams, feeling GER
tain that the Browns can win enough
OF the league games to be played to
give the leaders hard pull for the
championship.
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The Chesapeake and Nashville.


NASHVILLE, TENN, July 9.-Nash-
vile is having trouble about her new
railroads. A meeting was held at the
Merchants Exchange to secure fi0,-
000,which would guarantee the Hunts
vile aud Flora railroad, giving Nash
vile big trade in that vicinity.
The enterprise had been on
foot a long time, but the
meeting was lightly attended.
Nothing was done and hope about
abandoned. 1t developed tcday that
Mr.. Huntington will not build the
Chesapeake and Nashville road. He
will build a elton as far as Gallatin
u d then run his trains here over the
Louisville and Nashville. This is the
deal that has been feared Hunting
ton got valuable franchises in this
city, then built the road as far as
Gsllatin, then he blufled the Louis
vile & Nashville into low rates from
that point here, threatening il not
given to build his road from Gallatin
here. The Chattanooga Il Nashville
bondholders will carry the matter
into courts TO make Huntingdon build
the road aud fulfill his part Of the c2n.
tract,
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p00MS AND B0ARD-Desirable rooms
~ apd board at p Madison street.
Nv front room with board. Transient and
day-boarders accommodated, at
2i8 SECOND STREET.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
THE NASHVILLE CLUB AGAIN
CHAWED UP.
And Atlanta Falls Down Before Sa.
Vannah-0ther Games and
News Notes.
lsrRorAL To TIE ApPEAL.I

MACON, Ga, July 9.-The Macon
club gave Nashville another dose of
defeat this afternoon. Score ~ to 8
Dundon and Taylor were knocked out
Of The box in the first inning, when
Mari pitched the balances of the game.
Macon he'd things her own way, the
visitors playing loosely. Krehmeyer
and Hellman caught for Nashville.
Macon put Loutenborg in the box for
the first time. Only four hits were
made off his delivery, but he is ter
rbly wild. Harter was his backs,op.
Folio wing is the score by innings:
Macon. .......S 100000 LIZ
Nashville .........l 0 002 | O 0-5
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BIRMINGHAM'S BOON.
RUMORS on MORE RAILROAD EN-.
TENSION THERE.
Mai. burke ut jackson, Miss. A Now
Line From New Orleans
Northwest.
lspEoIAL To THE APPEAL.

4 BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 9.-News
ontinues to come from respectable
sources to theeaect that arrangements
have been perfected for the compile.
ton of the Mobile and Grand Trunk
railroad to this city. Money has been
secured in New York, and it il
thought it will not be long before
operations begin. The road has been
in operation for Thirty miles out of
Mobile for several year, aud more of
it ia graded. 1t also eepms probable
now that the East and West Alabama
narrow gauge road will shortly be
built into Birmingham from the pres
ent western terminus, Broken Arrow,
some forty miles out,
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ON CHANGE.

Closing prices Of August options at
Chicago yesterday: Pork, 50 TO-;
lard, 81 so; clear rib sides, So 10;
corn, 37Bc; wheat, sole; oats, 2Ssc.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: f.
Borlaud OF New Orleans, A. s. N rheet
OF Holly Spriuga, Gen. s. W. Ferguson
OF Mississippi, Charles M. Greene OF
New Orleans, A. W, Grois
The leading Liverpool weekly grain
circular says: "rhe wheat market is
firmer, owing to the advance OF prices
in America. A fair business has been
done at Cd TO Is for Cafgoes, aud Id per
GENITAL for deliveries. The tendency
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New Orleans 20 the Northwest.

A party Of gentlemen from Natchez,
Miss, including the Hon. Ieaac Low
enbnrg, Mayor Of the city; Sheriff j.,
W. Lambert, who is also proprietor OF
the Natchez Democrat, and Me srs. A.
II. Foster, II s. Dixon, A. Beer and
S. Il Rumble have been in Kansas
City, looking after their interes Sta al
stockholders in the Fort Scott and Da-
kola railway, which il now in course
OF construction by way Of Natchez TO
give new connection between New
Orleans and the Northwest.
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MmnnI,ls nud C,nrIcHton

A effort is being made to induce the
Memphis and Charleston railroad to
build their contemplated extension
from Stevenson, Ala, to Chattanooga,
by way Of Jasper. 1t will be remem.
bered that at their last meeting here
the stockholders of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, in view OF the
approaching expirat on of the lease
under which they use the Nashville,
Chattanooga and 81. Louis track be.
tween Stevenson and Chattanooga,
took action looking TO the early con-
slruction of their own track between
these points.
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A MOST LIBERAL OFFER,

The VoLTAIc BELT Co., Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their Celebrated
VoLTAIo BELTS and Electric Appli-
ances on thirty days trial to any man
afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lose Of
Vitality, Manhood, etc, Illus rated
pamphlet in sealed envelope with full
particulars, mailed free. Write them
at once.
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Gone 10 Jackson .

Maj. NJ. Burke, superintendent Of
the Mississippi and Tennessee rail-
road, formerly superintendent OF the
Mississippi Valley railroad, spent
Wednesday at Vicksburg, Misc. He
was accompanied by Capt. w, N, Mar.
shall, also connected with the Miss's.
sissippi and Tennessee railroad, for
merly master Of transportation of the
Valley railroad, with headquarters in
that city. They left for Jackson at
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Great ScOtti Atlanta Only Kicked
Once I'm thc Entire Game.
sPECIAL TO THE APPRALl

SAVANNAH, GA, July 9,-There was
an immense crowd At the park this af-
ternoon, and splendid game resulted
in victory for Savannah by a
score Of 10 to /. Atlanta Played
misarably, but there was only one
slight attempt at kicking by Atlanta,
which amounted to nothing. Moriari-
tv aud Gillen, battery for Savannah (;
Wells and Guuson for Atlanta. BWe
hits-Savannah, II; Atlanta, 4. Err
rors-SivannGh, 2; Atlanta, IL, Score:
Savannah ..."....l s 2 90 3 0 C-l5
Atlanta....... 20 0 D 5000 /
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AUCTION SALES.
TAKEN UP.
REWARD.

o. % REWARDED return of one BAY
SZU HORSE COLT, two years old;
strayed from my stable had on halter with
rope attached. f A. JONES, 81 Monroe st.
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Burial at Brownsville.
IsPKOIAL TO THE APPEAL.l

BROWNSVILLE, TENN, July 9,-The
remains of Mr.. VIM. McDermott, who
YVES accidentally killed in Memphis
yesterday, were buried here today.
M. McDermott had many friends in
his old home, and his sudden aud ter.
rib!e death has caused great sorow.
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SKIN BLOOD
Diseases, from PImpIes 90 ScrOfuIa,
Cured by CuticurR.

copies of which may be had by return OF
mail, repeat this story have been terri
bio sufferer for years from Diseases Of tho
Skin and Blood; have been obliged TO shun
public places by reason Of my dishguring
snnnI SnndredS Of doIISTs' and sot no raIiaf
until | used tho CUTICURA REMEDIES. which
have cured me, and left my skin and blood
q nura az n child'g
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IMMENSE Georgia watermelons and
fine peaches at tue store OF KIRK Allen
q Co, Front street They are the bt st
in the market, and are offered for sale
at ress ouabIe prices. Call and s)ect
what you want or order by telephone
as early as possible today.
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ECZEMA FROM PROM HEAD TO FEET.
CUTICURARENEDIES

Charles Eayro Hinkle, Jersey CITY II ghts,
N. j., writes: " My son, lad of twelve
years, wOs completely cured OF 3 terribl
case Of Eczema by the CUTCURA REMEDIES
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PERSONAL.
FOR SALE.

n GOD COW AND CALF-Mrs. Nellie Ste
VI phenson, State Female College.
GOOD cow AND CALF-At E. Rocks
" stable, Second street. Il. KECK.
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COVERED WITH SALT RmEUm.

CUrlCURA RENEpIEs are tho greatest medi-
cines on earth Had the worst case Of Salt
Rhoum in this country, Ny mother had IL
twenty years ago, and in fact d cd from IL.
| believe CUrlCURA would have saved her
liio NV arms, breast and head we're COW
cred for three years, which nothing rel eyed
or cured until used the CUrICURA REsOL-
VENT, internally, and CUTlCURA and Curl
CURA SOAR, externally.
Newark, d, j. W. ADAMS.
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THE KEENE DRAM ATTIC COMPANY.
Their Performance of "MeE's Diver
sion" at EsIIVaI Park Last Night.

The Keene Dramatic Company gave
a performance yesterday evening at
Estival Park for the benefit OF that ex-
ce)lent and deserving lady, Mrs. Rose
p. Thompson, who has devoted the
best years of her life TO the instruction
of the youth of this city. The attend
anoe was not az large as the merito-
rious purpose Of the entertainment
deserved. The play selected was
Megs Diversion, with the following cast !:
Jeromy Crow ......oo.......,....,. Henry Sullivan
Ashley tOn.,u,.,....u.,..,,,..W m. Bowen, lr
jasper Pidgeon .....,...,,...... Edwin Morrison
Roland PidReon ..,.. ,.,.,",A, u. Morrison, ir
Eytem ..... accommodation BellinRor
Margaret, Daughters ....... Miss Q, Holden
Camelia, J of Crow, C~": Miss J. FoppianO
Mrs. Notwoll..."................Mi Mary Rainey
Miss Holden, in the Leading role Of
"Mcg," added TO her previous
tr'umphs on the amateur stage, and
rendered her part with esfe, grace and
tue feeling. Miss F6Dpiano also
de g very acceptable "Camelia,"
while Miss rRainey, rs the young
widow, brought out the salient points
Of the character with considerable
success Tire gentlemen in the cast
acquitted themselves in a manner
thst was very pleasing to their
friends. Another entertainment by
the came company is promised at an
day,
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sco,t,s EmuIsion of Pure

God Liver Oil, with hypophosphites,
almost a specific for consumption.
This thousands OF testimonials we have
re eived from sufferers who have been
permanently cured by scott's Emulsion
satisfies US that it will cure coDsump-
ton in itssarly stages, and alleviate If
no, cure in its latter stages.
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Are sold everywhere. Price, CUriouRA, 50
REsOLYENr, sl.u0. Prepared by the PorrER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Macs.
Send for How TO Cure skin Diseases"
EQIIQC Pimples, Skin Blemishes and
unODOi Baby Humors cured by CurI-
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y many J. W. ADAMS.
HEAD. rACE AND RODY raw.

commenced 10 use your CUrtCURA RENE
parts of my body were almost raw. My head
was covered with scabs and sores, and my
suffering was fearful. had tried every
thing had heard of in tho Elst and West.
My case was considered very bad one. /
about me, and my case is cons dered wonder
fui. MRS. 5. n. WHlPPLE.
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nEk0CRATs TO THE FR0NT-TO n
l. persons seeking Government Em
ployment In any of the departmentss
Washington, or any other positions undo
the Government, | will send tulf instruction
and Blank Forms OF Application on
receipt OF Ono Dollar. Address JOHN
ID. aUBGH, L0oh'bOx ass. Chicago
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Chicago Again Defeats Detroit,

CHICAGO, ILL, July 0.-The De-
troils fell down before McCormick's
pitching and the splendid fielding of
the ChiCaRos today, Burns making the
only error in the field. The visi
failed to get hit longer than first
base aud could not steal bases. They
6e ded well when they had a chance,
but Chicago hit Baldwin out of the
box every time they hit him at all.
There were few brilliant plays in the
game. Gore stopped three very high
flies, and Flynn in left field made
three very fine catches. Bennett did
some splendid catching and deserves
nraiaa Eva thnusan1 rnoplp Uatp
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The County Court met yesterday in
adjourned session, and transacted a
mass of general busint IS.
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Get RutIedee a LaEOmarSinO to do
your RluEmbIng.
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REPORT OF woRKHoUsE.
poupLR AssRssMENT.

II. A. Montgomery, manager of the
Merchants Cotton Compress aud
Storage Company, complained that, in
addition to the ,sessment of all the
land, improvements and machinery OF
the company, the Assessor of the
Fourth Ward had assessed him as
manager $4,000 for capital stock,
This, he claimed, to be a double as
sassment. The matter was referred to
the Chairman, County Attorney and
to Justices Holeman, Powell and
Winters.
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AMUSEME NTS.
STRAYED.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

CORREL H0RSE--Fifteen hands high,
= lame in right shoulder, from Abernathy's
grocery, on PigeOnrOost road, two miles from
city, on July 5th. l will pay liberal reward
- - TAYLOR ABERNATHY.
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HOUSE-A new double tenement house,4
II rooms on each side; nicely finished;
large yard; in fact, all convoniences. on
Ross avenue. Good cistern. Apply to Mrs.
E. Quinlan. 100 Manassas st.
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WAN FED.

D0SIrI0N-By a young man twenty-five
L years Of age in some mercantile house;
is willing to do any XII OF work: best of
references Given. Address
NJ oora ANIMAL
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DESIDENCE-For three or six months,
~ my residence in the city of Fort Smith,
Ark, with or without furniture. Brick
part of the city Good we'll of water and
hydrant in the yard; house furnished with
gas near street-car line; every convenience
of home. Address
Fort Smith, Ark.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

D00NS-With or without board; terms
reasonable. l40 MADISON ST.
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EASTERN ELECTION NEVIS.

HARTFORD. Conn, Nov.3. With q very few towns to hear from the senate stands 14 Republican and 10 Democrats, a Republican gain of 1. The Lower House with four towns to hear from stands, 134 Republicans and 113 Democrats. The vote for Governor is Lounsber, Republican, 53,S69, Cleveland, Democrat, 55,961, Forbes, Prohib- ilionist, 4,273, Labor, 23O. The Legislature will elect Republican Senator and State officers,
 TOPEKA, KANs.-The Chairman of the Republican Central Com mittec says the safest estimates based on the returns and other sources from nine counties give Martin for Governor 5000 plural ity. Should the remainder of the State vote in the same ratio. Mar tin will have about 35, 900 plurality.
 DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 3.-The Free Press this morning comedies the Legislature to the Republicans, and says the result on the State ticket is stillin doubt-with chances in favor of the Fusion candidates. The Tribune claims the State for the Republicans by plurality of from 1000 to 10000 and Repub- lican majority on joint ballot in the Legislature of 60 or 70.
 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-Indica- tions point to solid Democratic delegation to Congress from Louis jana.
 CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 3.-There has been no election of Governor by the people. Sawyer Rep.) and Cogswell (Dem.) running remarka- ply close. Wentworth (Prohib'n) boiled upward of 2,500 votes, his strength being sufficient to defeat the choice. McHenry (Dem.) is elected to Congress in the First Dis trict over Haynes (Rep.) Gallin- ger (Rep.) is reelected to Congress in the Second District. In tbe State
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TIE election has fully demon, strated the integrity and public spirited wisdom ofth supervisors in preparing the election machin- cry. The Inspectors and judges justified in the fullest sense the fit. ness of their selection and the uni versal comment is that we have passed through the only honest election which has ever been held in Apache County.
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A RATHER remarkable discrepen- cv exists in the vote of St. Johns precinct in the years 1884 and 1886 Many of the voters of Fl Tule and ConchO voted in St. Johns, but frauds and repeating was rather ticklish work and they had to con- tent themselves with one vote as the law requires.
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IT is claimed by persons who ought to know that not more than possible dozen illegal votes were boiled in St. Johns. and most of those were voters whose citizenship the judges conld not determine save by the affadavits of those in- terested. A pretty good showing for the birthday of reform.
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States Senate but it is not known whether a m Jority expressed a preference. Douglas County in cluding Omaha elects two Repub- licans to the Senate and four mem bers of the House are Republicans while four are Democrats. The vote on float Senator between Douglas ard Sarpy Counties is close. Republican members from this Douglas )County are all Van Wyck men.
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ST. Joseph comes to the front as the banner precinct of the county. Only one scratch on the Winslow ticket, and Sister Milner securing that one. Three cheers and tiger for St. Joseph, that is a good coun- try to live in.
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Senate the Republicans will have fourteen members and the Demo crats ten. In the House the Re publicans probably have twenty tu thirty majority. This insures the election of a Republican United States Senator to succeed Pike.
 DENVER, Nov. 3.-From meagre returns received up to noon the in- dications are that the Democrats have elected the Governor by a small majority, and possibly Reed, Congressman. On account of the great amount of scratching, returns are coming in very slowly. Full returns received from only 26 pre- cincts in Arapahoe county out of 69 give Reed 4S0 majority.
 BosToN,-Returns from all but two towns in the State give tire fol- lowing: For Governor, Ames, Re- publican, 121 ,764 Andrew, Demo- crat, 112 ,3S0; Lathrop, Prohibition, S,148. The election of Donovan Democrat, in the eighth district over Allen, Republican, is conceded
 JACKSON, MIss.-All parties con cede the election is solid Demo- cratic to Congress from Mississippi.
 CONCORD, N. H.-The race for Governor is close. Indications point to the election of the Demo- cratic candidate.
 TOLEDO, O.-Majority of Reames in the Eighteenth Ohio district will be about 1,500. Frank IIurd ac- cepts defeat gracefully and left for Mineral Springs, Michigan. He is suffering from rheumatic attacks.
 ALBANY, N. Y.-Vote Tn nineteen Congressional Districts shows n plurality of S4 for Kane, Democrat. Dr. Swlnburne, a defeated Republi- can, says he will contest the seat on the ground of fraud in Troy, where Kane lives.
 MILWAUKEE, WIs.-Latest esti- mates place total Peoples party vote at 25,000, of which half is in this county. The Prohibition vote is estimated at 11,000. This is more than Hastings received for Cover nor in 1884. Returns tonight as sure the election of Caswell, Repub- lican, in the First District.
 NEW YoRK.-Returns from New Jersey show that Robert s. Green, Democrat, for Governor, has be- tween , to 10000 majority.
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-The returns from yesterdays election are still incomplete but enough have been received to show that the entire Democratic state ticket has been elected.
 DEs MONIES, Nov. 3.-Returns received up to this time by State Register show Republican ma iority on state ticket of11 or 12.- GOO and show election of Republi- can Congressmen in eight out of eleven districts. Democrats con cede the state by 10,000 and claim four Congressmen.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Indicaiions point to the election of Baker, Re- publican, over Morrison, Demo- crat, but returns are very incom- plete and many of the Morrison precincts have not been heard from at all. Iu the Thirteenth district very incomplete returns point to the election of Springer, Demo- crat, over Connolly, Republican, by 9 majority of 600. l
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Iris believed that several minors voted in St. Johns. The sooner the scalpel is applied to these po- litical ulcers the better. Institute investigation and let no guilty man or kid escape.