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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-22
STOLEN BY CUBAN BANDITS.
Sens Of Rich Parents Held for Ransom
Fear Of "venganxa."

Sens Of Rich Parents Held for Ransom
Fear of . "venganxa."
A young Cuban was lately -secues-
kador by banditti, and afterward re-
stored to his parents for 90 tentenes-
near $500. 1t is quite common, in the
country in Cuba, for young men and
boys-usually the sons of rich parents
b be -secuestrado," which is being cap
tured and held in concealment by BAN
ditti until such sums as they choose to
demand of the parents be paid them.
The sum exacted is more or less large,
according to the reputed wealth of the
parents.
The -secustre" is sometimes done in
the boldest, most positive but most po-
lite manner, thus:
The banditti find out-often through
secret information furnished them by
some person or persons living in the
neighborhood of the coveted captive
what the movements of the family are
and when to make the attack. The lat
ter point settled, they ride up to the
house, dismount, enter, salute the fam
ly in the most polite manner, and de-
mand a certain sum Of money or the son
- hostage till the required sum he paid.
Fault of money, which is generally the
case, the son is carried off. The parents
dare not refuse to let him 60, for, unlike
Sheridan, they are afraid" as on the
least show of resistance politeness takes
wings ahd disappears, and daggers and
pistols without coffee appear on the
scene.
When the prize is not captured in the
highly refined and civilized @ manner.
bat is caught wandering off by himself
IN some lonely spot, the parents are no
ified Of the capture by receiving a note
from the banditti-no doubt b. l. NJ.
demanding money. This, in return, is
sent at once; the son is restored to the
happy bosom Of his delighted family and
no questions are asked.
The parents considering themselves
only too lucky in getting their child
safely restored to them, dare not pursue
the highway kidnappers or bring them
to justice, even if they know their
exact whereabouts, as they fear ~ven-
genza-" This-a revenge-is, indeed,
quite often serious. In some cases whole
plantations, crops, houses and all perish
BY fire to crafty Q @venganza-" In fact
~venganzas" seemed 10 be feared to such
a extent that many offences which
would not be tolerated elsewhere are
often unresented by individuals here
Cuba Cor. New Orleans Times Demo
crat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-22
A Plague Of Files,

They are being eaten up by the flies
in Lincolnshire just now, and gentle
man has Just found out where the fault
is. In their short-sighted greed for
honey these unprincipled traders have
organized and carried out vigorous
campaign against the wasps who kill
their bees. But the wasps also kill flies,
and the beekeepers, by destroying them,
are directly responsible for the Lincoln
shire plague. As everybody is not fond
Of honey, and everybody objects to be-
ing unfortunately crawled over, it is
to be hoped that the beemasters will re-
consider their position. II they don't,
the public will have to take the law into
their own hands, and start an anti-bee
league for the determination Of queen
bees in the spring.-St. James Gazette.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-22
MINE OWN.

DpHe sob mime own above daisied mound
Whose narrow darkness clasps their all
In all;
I having naught to lose, have nothing lost,
Nor mourn 1 when the dead leaves round
me fall;
And when tho summers gauds forgot to
shine,
Ineed not weep, for they were never mine.
Thou art not mine-thou never hast been
mine
Iwatch thy happy love through shadows
black;
Better 'twould be TO wall beside tomb,
Knowing that heavens peace would give
thee back.
1walk alone TO meet the coming night,
And the long years roll on beyond my sight
Julie X Wetheril in New York Grapic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-22

Action brought IN the
District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District
Of the Territory of Mon
tsns in and for the coun-
~ Of Custer. and the COM
plant filed in said coun-
" Of Custer, In tie ofhce
OF the clerk Of said Dis
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-22

First National Bank OF Miles
City. Montana.
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
James 9. Brisbin.
Defendant.
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The Fair Sex in Turkey.

Girls arrive at legal majority at 0
years Of age, and are frequently mar
ried at 10. Children Of 12 and 13 are
often seen with babies. of their own.
They are old at Is. TIE old Turkish
women have hard lot of IL Beyond q
respect for age which they contrive to
inspire by tooth and nail among other
wives younger than they, their lives are
mot happy. Still, they are provided for,
and rs long as man lives he feeds his
family, one and al alike. -Brooklyn
MAGAZINE.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-22

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicisl
District Of the Territory Of Montana within and
for the county Of Custer.
\ Action brought in the
Esther Marie Wood, District Court Of the
Fourth Judicial District
Plaintiff Of the Territory Of Mon
tsns in and for the coun-
AGAINST ~ Of Custer, and the COM
plant fled in said coun-
Charles A. Wood, " Of Custer, in tie ofice
ofthe clerk Of said DIS.
Defendant trict Court.
The people Of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting 70 Charles A. Wood, defendant You are
hereby required TO appear In an action brought
District Court Of the Fourth Judicial District Of
the Territory Of Montana In and for the said coun-
" of Custer, and 10 answer the complaint hied
therein, within ten days (exelusiye Of the day Of
this % eosnsy. bus "a his dissiis., then within
twenty d.isi ssbsrvis, within sosy days-or
eordins 10 he prayer Of said complaint.
The said action Il brought 10 dissolve the mar
riags relstion existing between you and the said
plaintiff, and 70 procure o divorce In said court.
The ground Of said action being extreme cruelty
perpetrated BY you, the said defendant. upon the
said plaintG 4 the time and date IN the said com.
plainf nov on hls in said eauss alleged, a. will
nos fully sppssr By reference 10 the complaint on
~ Ana u you ar. hereby no,iv.d thu. II you fall to
appear and answer the said complaint, q above
required the said PLAINTIFF win apply 70 the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Disex1ct
Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis6ict
Of tine Territory Of Montana, IN md for
the said county OF Custer, this fznd
[sTAL.l day OF October, IN the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
asn";in,1MaE JAMES MCFARLAND. Clerk.
ernxvIlL q GARLocK,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-22

the 'ouhf oi iustef
\ Action brought in
\ the District Court
Of the Fourth
First National Bank OF Miles / Judicial District
City, Montana. OF the Territory
Plaintiff, ofMontana in and
FOR the County Of
AGAINST ( Custer, and the
Complaint Med in
James 9. Brisbin. sal County of
Defendant. tus'er. in tn Of
fee Of the Clerk
! Of said District
! Court.
The = ~ople OF the rritory Of Montana send
greetin 10 James s. Brisbin. d iendant.
You are hereby required 10 appear In an action
brought against you BY the above named plain
iin, in the district Court OF the Fourth Judi
cial District Of the Territory Of Montana, in and
for the said County Of Custer, snd TO answer the
complaint fled therein within ten days exclusive
Of the day Of seryicr) after The service you OF
this summons-if served within this county, or. IL
within twenty days; otherwise within forty days
or judgment by deisult will be taken against you,
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
The sad action 10 brought TO recover the sum Of
tl95.65 with interest on the sum Of 81 ,3l5.2c at
the rate Of 10 per cent. per annum from October
23rd. 1858, and s8s0U0 from April LIST, 1854, at
the rsts Of 10 per cent per annum, and for costs.
and you are further notified that the following e.
scribed properly has been attached in said action
The NwH ~ the swN and lots numbered and
Of section number IL, township : orth, range
40 east, and lots umbered l6 and II, In block IS.
Miles City, obtana. and lots numbered and q
In block i6 together with the buildings and other
Improvements thereon, In the town Of Miles City,
county OF Custer and territory OF Montana accord
ing 10 the survey arsf the plat thereof 6led for
record by the Northern Pacific railroad company
with the recorder Of deeds for said county. This
action Is brought against you to recover the
amount OF unpaid stock o. ned by you in the
Tongue River Irrigsting and Itch COMPANY to
satisfy the demand Of plaintiff above stated. %
will more fulls sppesf by references I. the COM
plant on file herein.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 10
appear and answer the said complaint, a. above
required, the said plaintiff will take judgment for
the Of 81 l96 65 as demanded In the complaint,
interest snd costs.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the District
Court Of the Fourth Judicial District Of the Terri
tory Of Montsna, In ard for the said
County Of Custer, this 18th day Of 0c-
sEAI.l tober. IN the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight huLdred and eighty
six.
JAMES MCFARLAND, Clerk.
STREvELL GARLocK,
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-22
summons.

in the District Court Of the Fourth Jud cial Dis
trict Of the Territory Of Montana. within and for
the County Of Custer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-22

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicisl
District Of the Territory Of Montana within and
for the county OF Custer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-13
Round amour TOWN.

hr,,ur u,.p.uuI
Lack MAX c- The best M.
Dr,ur .,,,,l. IL. rhntn.rnrb,
bonn, m,r, the nr.t rL.tn,
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I,,rpr mir, lois. Hrlrs nm Iilrurr
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time
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waco rruAIr ,oIIror.
nntrsi at the IIuruIiuu Glass tor the
Guld nrdnl iuSt IN"Uiug.

Contest at the IluTutiUu CLASS tor tie
1nld nrdHi inst I'rUtng.
There were no EXERCISES nj the Waco
Female College yesterday forenoon,
but nj night the chapel MAS rhrousrd
The following MAS the program of
hrrNruing
ltu-Goutc duet Z pianos smith
Prayer of Invocation
The spider and the FN ,vowi
soluJ Miss l.ullic Marshall
Reading Little Girl in Hotel
Miss liuuio Bishop.
Reading Rriar Rose Miss ELLA
Dry.
Marchc 'rriumphale lrio ! pianos
~trcahbog.
mrhou Could-t know vocal solo
Miss Eva barrow,
Reading llelekiah Brdou Miss
Maggie Euhanks,
Reading l'nuter OF seville Mis-,
Auuio Lee Fisher
MAY Pole Dance .durt pianos
Picrrot vocal -o,oI-Ni-s Jennie
Walker
Ecading FLYING Jim's last Lenp
Miss Susie Gra,,
Reading The Widows Light
Miss Birdie liiggin-on,
Butterfly ,duct pianos Mel
nOtle,
Viyels llcpubliquo duct pianos,
violin, corneU kmkcl,
TENDING How lie Saved ST
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u,nDi,m, I'M cor>ur.
~ "rrg"th II"us" Entered nmd u
Nutt 81 Clothing stolen.

tridA! forenoon, white Mr.. Al t,rc.
CORY, who resides four miIus north.
west OF the city. was in the field at
work, -omr one entered hi house
uud hurgHtl/rd it. Mr. Grcgory-
wife is away from home, aud he does
not know how much his loss amounts
tu. llcIuohod around and missed a
suit of clothes, und grluug on his
hnr,c hr came 10 the city aud
spicd the suit hanging in
front off, clothing store on the south.
cnst sidu ot The plaza On iuquirlng
Al found Tint the clothing had been
pnWurd for ;. iu. \ negro man "put
them up lie claimed hl,'cloihc, und.
with the oni'rrs, is looking for the
negro who sold clothes SO cheap
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non rMIMAIIIIs
Is what ~" D"murrhttc Executive
Committee Declare Iur

Is Mnnt tn. nrmorrntIs INt.utt,r
,omm,t,.. n.rIntoIor
Hon. " =. Gnkrr. chairman of fine
.dou,orrntir ,,cuutiy, gntnutittr,
.,nIIrd tLat hnI, tn ,rdrr .u The Ji.- .
trict court room ,,.trr,,, u Iu
.o',lnrl a m Nru,Inr- ur...pt wore
" A cobb \dr G,-, N Euryrr
a II lIol,otub md 4, smith Mn /
\Ir Rn.r wn- .lr,trJ -c,rrt,,r, of ,r.
Meeting
amer calling tip lo,Iy ID, or,l.r,nd 7
.r,,dipy .ryrr,,l COMMUNICATION. from
.,,unty dru,n,r,t. Mir Inlrr nurrrd
l,. r,llo,,iny -uyyr-tinu.
The Hr,t matter for ,our dct.rm.. .
nation Ia Tho ruur,n .,ou .y,iII ,,Iaut O, .
make nominations tn uI county uui .
.r-
-urpo-c Won hn,r. ,DuimIntrI ,nuf- /
..l,r. vim IA. continent of ,nur
proplr and are oppo-,d .yo.,. but
before doing .nitI, nur form, tu .,n
that lu,,r r.,,i,rds, few, letter. ir.nn
prominent democrats and uumuruu.
,tpir-,ion- indicating thcirrr 4 fun.
.,r- YES tu thr result of ,our action
The pruplc ate di,ilcI some favor.
iup., flee rr,. iorail. .oulr .a rotu,,u.
ton. ui hers UT tttNtIVH.
\ ou ARE presumably rrprc-cnimp
the county prc,m,t.. know the Nili
of your people and will duuh,lr.-
vote ID. uul, know there lie 10 strong
do,cr-it, oi opinions. great c>,Itc
mru and that the culhu-n-ti. threat
cu action uuon our ml-
TIRE To- favor thrrWiu.
ldunt know thc course YOU viii
ndout. don't Wi-hio mHuu.r YOU
but suggest That the rising and num-
rruur factions thrcurulu. our
party require ruu-idcrntr r,iluu aud
nu effort ~ neat 1871 YOU rm to blend
the people luluH mtmuuiuu, whole.
40 nil times guarding ilr interest off
the PARTY
The lrW m,orinr 70 tree rl.r for
AII aud ITS danger to thc party, render
% u-olr-- tu consider 10
lt,ou drr'drupon u''uNrm,"n
all viii Harcc That ourNcliw BE- dem.
u,tHti, uud well calculated Goo -c.ur. .
honest aud Capable nominee. and This
is the chief mm oi Nl our people.
t lyon decide upon PRIMARIES
lhr result of which have h'ir'"'"rr .
'''"' W. "'.,'
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Mr.. Julius Glenn, who clerks for
Mr.. C. Falhucrhad the misfortune to
get his collar bone broken Friday af-
trrnoom lie had gotten INTO u buggy
and started TO come across the river,
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Pictures Of Silver, v NO, 3

whether they be agents or prmci-
Fcn contract goods at less than list
in the trade, notably ArbuchIc'.
IT & Mycr. 'robacros, Loriilmd.
tobaccos and the Diamond Match
kold under what is known as the
! nt signs a written agreement to main
| the ease Of Matches and ArbuckIc's
certificate that he has not violated
be- can collect his rebate.
boIatcs such a contract doe. it at the
conscience and is unworthy OF your
|gcd on combination goods is not cN-
Ncs part of it to the buyer expects
some les- known article.
Eho tell. you business hN, no con.
FER your trade.
kELLuN & RorAN.
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We are authorized to announce Con. Vaiir
n EulctiHun 9s a candidate for thc Legislature
az She ucHf general election 900 November stt
Icti 'o 'he action of ihc democratic uariy.
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Nt HI, auNHfif,l FOB tuuuIuD. IS. Davis.
-.i, .H. UtuiIlH.. ilt county Judge ,i So
I.HIHu counts Of uNU uI.uluF Suttmh,r rlyr.
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Judge y. " Rattle authorize. No tonuuuuU
hiu AZ o. rauiiiHt. Cor The Legislature. n1u
irIounHu county suly"ritp thcHcuou ofth
icmotfaic county nominating convention.
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H'W utuorf,l GOO ruuuuuU. A.. Sc uHrn-
"tN HUluluu "f county attorney do. N,iuu.
I.fI commits.
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MvHrr uuthutif,d U announce Nf NuI 4
.t.'" candidate iur -hctiu ut M,iyuuan
tuuit. 90 thr urNi election
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We Hfc authorized Goo Announce sam o..
|urvuud n- % candidate for re.tl,ttuu Goo tl,
'iiiuu ui Assessor uf Nrl,uuuu county.
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kELLuM & RorAN.
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tot iiottFn.u. district imposed of the
'.hu', no N.l nnten fHli, 90 'imusiuur
" . Ir D. IUfl. .'l iu Announce Capt john
p FItih ui Waco so cHuNIIut" for Mo-. IrsIs.
h.Nf. inf the iistt tHumpoenl "a. above
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We ur, authorized toauuouuoo 7 q rrlm
h-rnndidHir Tor TAX ussussot Of NDlyuuau
county.
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Personal.

Mir. dr. G. "A Row lis visiting rcm.
-,,n- AT DulIiu.
W. Mr ~ ~ U"nop and ylio of uo--
~, sr.n the I'rlIuapu house.
Cns. .rbnnf.r md IIpnr i. Hoop
,r from Inr.up. were Ia town tc-
,,rts,
~ ,\Iii,, Flori,,, RIOS. RIOS, wlll lony.
nts unrun,g f,rny.,,ltn Mrs. Bnkrr.
MI Cnv torI
Aldermen EycrIy. WnInre aud
smith went TO the Dublin barbecue
,".trrtay
Ni., Clara Moore ,- quite i.k Nl
tine rr-idrnrr ol her pnrrut-uu " e5h-
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Meeting Isst Ntght aud what Wa
D""r proctsr spring. Selected
~ tie rinrO tor the RI.

prrrsBURG IA.

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nnpt. ip rnrpr,ti,u thrrrNith hnJ
'l..,,l,I. that ID .v.uIi bp uupr.rti,u
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Ria, railroad ,p,n,, n-snrt,ti,u prc
,,,,i.I Intentional trnu muL inc -rt
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,t rr.rL. tn and from thp grounds
An fbbi,,. summed ur. the committee
rrrnft.i INA b,ynr of Proctor
~, .nss ID WA, understood
tlpt the rN would tukr.
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tue SIS. john, DnS Iu uuy Btp,c st.
ti' uUodN IN iSHuitnrr Nnn-
summing tn otthC nav


LAY Co give fuller paru,uisr- OF the.
very interesting occasion at Moody.
At O'clock the lodge. gathered
and formed iu line al the Moody
lodge headed hy ur. He. Cm, and
Mr. Cuuslly the grand marshall of
the day Decorated with All the Zoo.
-isuia sud paraphcrualiH of Wasuur,
tle long procession ut lodge. pre-
scuted a spectacle both pleasant and
imposing
Arrived at the arborthc fraternity
and assembled company were cutter .
tanned with instructive, and well
Cdicd and interesting AddrD--r- Do,
Messr- Dr. II. G. CLAY. and kuy
kendall and John Armstrong of
Moody
At the conclusion ot MIR Arm.
strong remarks dinner wa. el-
uuuuccd, and the crowd repaired Geo
tables grooming with hrcyDs. -huAt-
sheep and kids ina -pcudid harbg
rurd state, and smiling under thr -t.
duotive associations of dclyn,iy- AND
flats. whose quantity Ws- uuN cN-
ccedcd by their quality For Two
long hours the crowd sWANcd and
d o. 10 Il
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rIpprs ms uerf pfeGt Britain, ~ .iI,
France tIiJ Continent p YpI stock a. UuiiOi
4tstus pufts lhis lay $500 mis- day last Josf
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET,

HHw Iopg sPuTs-HIsHT hrrOAf,
Nav YOIE June - -hpOt cotton closed
tuu. quut.luns unuhsuIsi.
Otdiusty .,,.,,,,, sls.lt
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1ma Is bargain wcch Ia clothing
gents furnishing goods aud Luts a.
sanger Bios
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Headquarters for grape milk at the
Palace. h hLEEuW,
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LIVERPOOL COTTON mkRKE1


LIVERPOOL HruTs --EidHr hTr0hr
ltvEnruuI june 20 spot cotton
'...rd nrm. luousulu unchanged.
Orilutfy ..... ...................,,.. 4 '-lt
uuud Ordinary .....,.....,,,.,.,..Aa
Low, Hiddllug ..,...... ......,. .....,,, AlIIp
hliIliug n plsuds .... .....,,....,... ~
hl'dilluY Orleans ...... ........... 1000. 3 i-Ih
sales 1000 hslos American. 3. go bales, Ina
ports WOO bAles. American, II 900 bales
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LIVERPOOL, June 4l Futures closed
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-03
THE CITY In BRIEF.

William A. Anderson has been appointed ad-
ministrator of John Rouse's estate.
The City Board of Health has removed its Of
fee to Room 5, in the basement of the court
house.
Benjamin Britton and Ida Ekins, John NJ
Lertz and Loretta Hacks have procured mar
riage licenses
The will of Martin Relish was admitted to
probate yesterday. The widow has the personal
property and the two daughters the real estate.
The receipts at the postofice from the sale of
postage-stamps during the last quarter amounted
to $42 900, which is an increase of 8 per cent.
over the same period a year ago.
The Republicans of the Second precinct Of the
Fifth ward will have a meeting tonight at the
residence of John r. Pearson, northwest corner
of Mississippi and Pratt streets.
A public meeting will be held in Odd-fellows'
Hall, corner of Illinois and Seventh streets, on
next Monday night, to consider the matter Of
establishing new church in that locality.
The Ministers Association win meet at the
residence of Rev. N. A Hyde, No. I16 North
Alabama street, next Monday morning Rev
erends Bradley and Gilbert will read papers
The Republicans Of the Second precinct of the
Twenty first ward will hold a meeting this
evening" at Buttons planiEg-mill, on Dillon
street, in tho interest of Many and the Repub-
lican township ticket.