, 1888-11-08
GENERAL HARRISON
He Passes a Portion Of the Day
In His Library.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The Republicans Putting Forth Every
Effort to Prevent Fraud--Grand
Demonstration.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 3.-General Har-
rison had an unusually large number of
callers to day. The better part of the day
was put in by the general answering his
mail Among his replies was one to the
three Rector boys who sent him a jack
rabbit yesterday. He was solicited for a
copy OF the letter, which is as follows:
PLEASING EPIsTLE.
NV Gear Little Friends Your letter of
October 81, telling me you intend to send
me jack.rabbit for luck, has been re-
ceived. IL there is any luck in the rabbits
foot as many Of the colored people in the
South are said to believe, then think
your argument that there must be more
luck in a whole rabbit, is not a mon
sequitor." You can ask your father
The rabbit came yesterday and
furnished great deal of amusement to my
little grandson. In the last number of the
Judge there is an illustration of what hap
pened to little boy who had jack.rab.
bit presented to him. which will amuse
you. think With kind regards for you
all, am very truly yours,
b. HARRISON,
THE ELECTION FRAUDS.
The chairman Of the democratic central
committee sent letter to eich democratic
county chairman to-day, of which the fol-
lowing is copy: Instruct all inspectors
to watch that the republicans do not vote
double tickets on Tuesday. The Journal
this morning contains full instructions how
such thing can be DONE" The republi.
can committee early in the day sent the
following letter to its county chairman :
1.-The democrats in your county are plan
ming ts have double votes cast.
There is no mistake about this.
Warn our people quick Let the ballots be
challenged, Print and put up posters at
the voting places Offering a reward of 500
by this committee for the apprehension
and conviction Of each man who votes
double tickets. Print u copy OF our ticket
and post it at the voting places. Force
the fighting now.
FORCING THE FIGHT.
The republican committee also this
evening mailed notice to every town and
city In the state addressed to the public
announcing a reward of 8l00 for the ap-
prehension and conviction of every one
who, at the coming election, votes or at
tempts to vote more than one ballot. crcu-
lates false and spurious republican tickets,
alters, forges or mutilates the tally sheets
delays election returns or changes the
ballot boxes. and the committee calls upon
every good citizen to see that the laws are
strictly enforced ana d Tree DailOt ana u
fair count secured
A DEMOCRATIC BLUFF.
INpIANApoLIs, Nov. 3.-Chairman
Jewett of the democratic state COMMITTEES,
tonight received telegram from Chair
man Brice of the national committee. say.
ing number OF citizens Of New York.
moved by the Dudley letter, resolved to
place at the disposal of the committee
$4,000 for the various prosecution Of
every man in Indiana who would practice
Dudley's methods. Mr.. Jewett has issued
the following offer of a reward: Five
thousand dollars for the arrest
and convictian OF William w.
Dudley upon the charge of attempting TO
bribe, conspiring to bribe or inducing
others to bribe voters in Indiana at the
! November election, 1888; $1,000 each for
| the arrest and conviction Of any number
| of persons, not exceeding FIVE. who, in ac-
cord ance with the plan set forth in Dud.
| ley's letter, have conspired or confederated
to bribe voters; 800 each for any number
of persons. not exceeding 100, who. in ac-
cordance with the said letter shall bribe
or attempt to bribe voters.