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Sherif6's Sale Under Decree,

f, lSs,TATN OF MINNESOTA County Of Heune
WTHEHIsA:s, acertain Judgment aud decree YVES
Judicial District, State OF Minnesota, NO,
ys.n o lotI 1851, in certain C ion yherein
Pearson, WIN. j. ByEnes and Il. II. Steele. de-.
fendants, i'll fvar OF said plaintiff and against
H. - Pearson, one ct the q Tor the
Which said judgment was decreed a a
| block l. % Of rearrange tnea, Of Fergus-
on,s addition 70 ;slnnea,poJls in suid Hc'lne
and prior and superior to the interest in 81
liens thereon Of the defendants, WIN j. Byrnes
or f. $ tee'e, Or either OF Them. And where
duly entered and dock led III ihe tbov,A named
court OH the 18th day OF November. 1857. in 4
certain actio1 wherein jeremiah Donovan was
detendants:, in favor Of the plaintiff and
against IL. G. PEARSON, one Of the defendants.
Tor the sum OF teGenty-eight and 36-1OD dollars
Wnlch sktd Judgment was aecrsed q specific
! lieu upon lot twenty.ole 2i) Of block one a.
OF Encouragement Of Ferguson's Addition 10
Minneapolis aforesaid, and the building there
on situated, sad prior ami superior to the H.
tezeaI OF the defendant, E. HI. Steele il, SAID;
pre'ni;es. Axld whereas, St certain other ipGg-
nent and decree was duly entered and lock
e ere. in SUD court on the 7th day OF Uc,oher,
1857, III WHICH John Hayes was plaintiff and
Against the said TX. g. Pearson. defendant. Tor
the sum Of sisty-two and $500 dollars, which
WAS nGjudged Il specific lieu upon suiG lot sven
tY- ne {2D above described aud the ia,ling
thereon situated. which said Judgment WAS on
LIE l0th day OF january, 1888, duly assigned to
the said Jeremiah Donovan.
And whereas, it was further decreed that tE,e
buildings above mentioned, to .ether with the
right, title and interesrof the defendant, Fl G.
Pearson, in ana to The respective tracts Of land
above described, upon which the same are sit
uated: be sold 70 satisfy the respective judg-
ments against the same duty cert fed tram
scripts OF said several judgments, having been
d1lly served on n,li delivered to me.
Now, therefore. NOTICE is hereby given that
will sell the several pieces OF property aboys.
described, in accordance with aud as directed
by said dncrees, at public auction or Monday.
tie 9Th day OF April, 1T 10 O'clock
a. m, at the front door Of the Court House 10
the City Of Minneapolis, in said COUNT. to
satisfy the said respective judgments fgainst
the same as aforesaid together with costs and ex-
penses Of sale.
Dated Feb. Esd, 1883.
PETER p. sWENSON,
3acrtf OF Hennepn County.
BY JAMES II. EaE, Deputy
j. &. QUINN,
Attorney fos Plaintiff.
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Saltwater News.

Special Correspondence to The Irish Standard
After Easter. The Crusaders will hold
their regular meeting on Wednesday
evenings.
Miss Ella GalliIee, Of St. Paul who
has been visiting her sister Mrs, 4. J
Welsh Of this city, returned home on
Saturday last.
The Crusaders society is making ar
rangements to fttingly celebrate the
fift;eth anniversary of the total absti-
nence pledge by Father Mathew on
the evening Of April 10th, aud the young
ladies haye kindly volunteered to assist
in arranging the literary and musical
programme.
The Ladies Total Abstinence society
Of St Michael's parish, at their regular
meeting held Tuesday evening, elected
the following officers for the ensuing
six months: President, Miss Sarah
.O'Brien; Vice-P President, Miss Maggie
Burke; Secretary, Miss Mamie Kelly:
Treasurer, Miss Lizzie Sullivan.
John Shortall, brother of chief Of po-
lice Matt Shortall, who died on Thurs
day, March 22nd, of cancer of the throat,
was buried from st. Michael's church
on Sunday last. Deceased was born in
Castle Conan, county Kilkenny, Ire
land, in 1929, and came to this city in
1856 He was for a number of years
connected with the police force OF this
city and was liked by every body Who'll
knew him. "A wife and two sons and
two daugh ters survive him.
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THE UBIQUITOUS FRESHMAN.
[Continued from First page.]

shadow of the Church of the Immacu-
ate Virgin Mary until the everlasting
resurrection! Oh! thanks be to God
and to you, his servants and priests
Together we started our rebuilding
afresh. The kitchen was erected and
the church dominates peacefully over
the dark forests Of Tseni Valley; and
old Donovan, having resumed the
thoughts OF. youth. will teach the heath
on, until at last, full of days and merit
he will sleep in peace, having had his
hundredfold in this world and founc
eternal bliss in the other.
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HASTINGS.

Correspondence Of The Irish Standard.
| r. j. Mullen spent Sunday at home
! p. J. Mcfiugh WAS home Sunda,
wlln his family.
! a. great many families arc to Leave
our city this spring.
John Atkinson has gone On visit tt
! Chicago, His many frienas whisper
| that be will not return alone.
Mrs. Dan Lee returned to her home III
Green Isle oI friday after pleasant
visit with Timothy Leonard and family
| Mrs. Edward Murphy is very sick.
DR.. Ads1tt is the attending physician
Her sou, p. e, Murphy, returned from
St. Paul to atSend TO her.
Timothy Mitchell has sold out half OF
his grocery store to E. n. Waslerins.
1t will be styled in the future Mitchell
81 Wallerins. Success, gentlemen.
Miss Mary A, Canetf, of Meiseyille,
returned home last week after visit
with her sister in Rosamount, and Miss
Sophia Daily returned home after visit
ing Miss Ella Casserly.
Hastings has al length woke up after
her long sleep. A. new enterprise is to
be started called the Hastings Hay and
Produce company, with % capital of
$4,000. Dam Franks, g. M. Heath and
Charles Espenchied comprise the board
of directors.
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SUMMONS

G,TATE OF MINNESOTA. County Of Henne.
\, ptu. District Court, Fourth latbl Judcu
District.
N,Asam T. Sexton aud William L. Welsh. co;
partners, under the firm name Of Sexton 4
Welsh, plaintiffs, against George B Jones, de.
fenlant.
The tate of Minnesota to the above named 1a.
PENDANT:
Yon are hereby summoned and required to an
syer tie complaint Of the Plaintiff in the above
entitled action, which complaint has been 1iled
in the Office OF the Clerk OF said District Court,
and state OF Minnesota. and to serve a copy OF
your answer &c said complaint on the subscriber,
at his Office, ii: the city of minneapolis ia tho
said county Of Hennepiu within twenty day s
after servics OF this summons upon you, e1cl1-
sige of the day ofsuch service; and ii yo, fail 10
answer the said complaint within the time afore-
said the plaintiff in this action will take iudg-
ment against son for the sum Of three hundred
terest at the rate III per cent per annurn since
the Both day OF November, 1881, together with
plaintiffs costs and disbursements herein
Dated March %. 1883
CHRIS. a. GALLAG HER,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Minneapolis, Mimi
58-59-G0 Stilllnan Block.
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PROFESSIONAL,
EaeriH's Notice OF Execution Sale.
C.TATE OF MINNESOTA. County Of Hepn
y pin. District Court Fourth Judicial Di

A'>>"-'os $3.50
The Mile Laos Lumber Company, PLAINTIFF
! against The Church and Graves ManLfact,15.
ing Company. Defendant.
| Notice is hereby given, tnat by virtue Of an ea-
ccuton to me directed and delivered and now
! in MY hands. issued out of the District Court
ana for the County Of Hennepn, upon q judg-
! u'eat duly rendered in SAID court on the liint.,
t9th) day of December. \. p. 1887. in tavor ct
the above named plaintiff, The Mile Lacs {urn-
Der Company. and against the above named
defendant, Tbs: Church and Graves Manufacture
ing Company. which said judgment was duly
of said Court on the nin1h [9thl day Of Deem
Der, a. D. 1857. have levi upon the follow
i'll described real estate, situate in the County
Of Hennepin and State Of Minnesota, ,o-wit:
thirty [3yl in block twenty-four [24l of Ramsey
Lockwood and others addition to ST. Anthony.
according to the recorded plat thereof on file il
ne2jn county; a',d that pursuant to said execu
ton. shall on Monday the sixteenth 1851 day
of April A D., 1883. at the hour OF ten [E0j
door OF the Court house on Fourth L4th] street,
in the city OF Minneapolis, County Of Henne-
pin and State of Minnesota proceed to sell all
the right, title aid Interest which the above
named defendant. The Church and Graves Maui
ufactur1ng Company had on the ninth [9thI
day OF Decembe A. d., 1887, at the time Of the
entry and docketing OF said judgment. Or which
il has since acquired, in or to the aforesaid
described real estate. at public auction 10 the
highe-t bidder for cash. to satisfy said judg-
ment and costs amounting to twenty one nun
dred and fifty and ffty-eight one-hundredths
1871 81 dollars. together with ali accruing
costs of sale. and interest ON said judgment
from the ninth L9th] day Of December a. D
1887. at the rate OF seven [7l per cent. per an
nun.
Dated at Minneapolis, Minnesota. this 21st
day of February a. D., 1885.
PETER P, SWENSON,
AS Sheriff Of Hennepin County, Minnesota.
r, r.. PALMER, z%ss
Plaintiffs Attorney. i /: |
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ALBERI K.NIVTLE.
FlaintiH's Attorney. MinueapnIis Min
Notice Of Sale on Foreclosure.


G,TATE OF MINNESOTA. County Of f5et,pa-
- pin rgs. District Court. Fourth judicial
District.
Alber, e. Rice, plai atif, Vs. Charles j.. White.
defendant.
Notice is hereby given that under rad by
virtue of 81 judgment duly given and entered
in the above named court in the ABOVE ,.nti--
tied action February 18th. 1893, directing the
sale OF 'he premises hereinafter described tG,
satisfy the amount found and adiudged due
To Albert e Rice. the plaintiff in said action.
to wit. The sum Of Sj57.29, debt, and costs and
disbursements taxed ct S2l 40 q duly certified
lransrri st Of which judgment has b en- 10 me
duly delivered. Will on Wednesday, the 18th
day Of April, 1893. at IN O'clock in the forenoon
of said day. ct the front door of the court
house in the city of Minneapolis, in said Hem
nepin county, offer for sale and will sell at
public vendue, to the highest cash bidder
thereof, all the following described real es-
tate. or so much thereof as n ay be necessary,
to-wit: Lots numbered four ~, five {5;, and
SIX (6), CT block runber thirteen (l3). OF Sandy
Lake Addition to the city OF minneapolis, ac-
cOrding TO the plat thereof on file and If record
III til" office of the Register Of Deeds ir and
for Hennepin county, Minnesota, to satisfy 80
far as may be the said sum as aforesaid adj
judged due, together with the costs and eH-
penses of this sale.
Dated at Minnear,olis, MINI. March O. 1883.
PETER P. SWENSEN. t,
. Sheriff of Hennepin County, Minnesota.
ByJAMEs Fl. EGB, Deputy.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Sherlf's Sale of Real Estate Under Judg.
nlent of Foreclosure.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Hennepin.

DISTRICT COURT,
4th Judicial District {
John Hayes, plaintiff VS.. Henry Z. Pearson. r.
Il. Saxton, sud bradley Phillips, jr doing
business As Saxton u Phillips, defendants
Notice is hereby given lnAt unGer and by
virtue OF q Judgment and decree entered iu
the above entitled action On the Tth day of DC.
tobcr, 1885, q certified Transcripts of Which, mas
been delivered II, me, {, the undersigned, Sher-
III ct said Hcnnepin county, will Sell al ,uDlic
auction TO the highest bidder for cash on Sa,,,r-
day, the l41h day Of April, 1855 al 10 o'c.cck in
the fore con, at the front door Of the cour,
house of he court above named in Miunaap:,-
lis in Said county, in one parcel. the dwelling
house, appiirt;enlnces and real estate described
in said Judgment a'id decren, go-wit; All that
tract Or parcel OF land lying and being in the
county ct Hcnnepin. state OF Minnesota, dc.
scribed .s follows, viz: Let tell [lOi, bock two
III, reaErangrnent OF Fergusons Addition 10
minneapolis, according to the plat thereof OF
record in the Registry Of Deeds Of laid Henue-
y u county. and all the little and interest OF the
defendant, n enry G. Pearson. in said property.
as such interest was or the Isl day OF February,
1888. or thn5 he has since acquired therein. the
remaining defendants above named and al!
persons Ginning throug', them or either OF
them being forever barred by said judguleIit
aud decree from all right, 1lte, interest aud
equity III and to said property, except the
equity Of redemption.
Dated Fabruury2. 1883.
PETER Y. SNENSE.N.
Sheriff of Hennepin County.
j. E. Corrigan, Plaintiff s Attorney.
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
~ pin. District Court, Fourth (4thj judicial
District,
Jacob YAM, Chauncy NJ: Griggs and Seth Il.
Howes, CO partners, as Yanz, Griggs & Hoyes,
plaintiffs. VS.. Frank Rice, defendant.
The State of Minnesota: TO the aboye-naned de-
fetdant:
1 an 3h a6n u %a 70
entitled action, OF which a copy is hereto an
Dexed and herewith served upon you, and to
serve-a CODY Of your answer TO the said CON-
plant on the subscribers, at their Office in the
city Of Minneapolis, in said county, within
twenty days after the service of this summons
upon you exclusive of the day of such service;
and if you fail to answer the said complaint
action vii Vii take udsment aeaast you for ' the
sum OF twenty nine hundred and forty-six dol.
lars and ninety-two cents. with interest at the
rate of seven per cent per aslnum from the LIST
day of February. 1883, together with the costs
and disbursements of this action.
Dated February 18th; 1883. Il.
MOVES & MCGEE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Minneapolis, MINI.
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SUM MONS,

STATl: OF MINNESOTA, County of ncs,ne-
- pn ISIS. District Court, Fourth Judicial
District.
John L. Mccarthy and John p. Courtney, part
i,ers, It's Mccarthy d Courtney, plaintiffs, VS..
Edgar D. Greenfield, William F!aw, lA1;y a.
Botsfor3, and George H. Tenna'lt, defeudnnt,s.
State of minnesota, to the above named 1uiesti-
ants:
Io.; and each OF ynu are hereby summoned AID
required to answer the complaint Of plaintiff IN
above entitled action Which con- PLAN; has been
5le2 in tllo office Of the clerk OF said l,Istrict
courG at Tie city OF minneapolis counts % Her.
nepin and state Of Mi?nsoa ana to stT,' copy
scribers at tieir Office, in the city of MINNEAPOLIS.
in said county al Hennerin, within twenta days
ave. 5er t 20, OF t summons npo't YOU exci-
answer the said complaint within the time afora-
SAID the plaintiff in this action vii! ;spnly 10 tie
court for tls relief demanded in said complaint
together with plaintiffs costs and Disbursements,
htreiD
Dated February %. A. D. 1883.
a a II
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SUM. MONS

State OF MINNESOTA. County Of ucnnepin
D.District Court, Fourth Judicial District
j. f. Church Plaintiff We. Mary 4. Church de-
feudapt
The State of Minnesota. to the above named
defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required to
entitled action which is fled in tle oiicc Of the
Clerk of the District Cour. of the Fourth Judicial
District, IN and for the County of Henslepin aud
answer to the said Complaint on ths epbscr her
ct his office in Minneapolis in said Cuuptv'
within thirty days after the service Of this sum
mons upon you exclusive Of the CAV OF su,l,
service; and If you fail 10 answer the saie; com
plaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in
this action viii apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the com paint.
Dated March 18th 1888
ALBERT KNIVIIE
Plaintiffs Attorney, Minneapolis, MINI,
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Toeach of the defendants above named
Please take notice that the SUMMONS served,
upon yc,. in this action is issued upon a con-
plant of the plaintiff, in an action to establish
and Ioreclose mechanics leu upon The. follow
ing Described premises, described aa follows:
Ihe vest haI TX OF the east half nj Of lots
Wilson's re-aryangement Of East Side addition tc
Minneapolis, according to The plat thereof or
HE and OF record in the office of the Register Ut
no personal ciai II is made ayanet You or any ls-
fe7lsia1t excerpt the SAID lcfeniants Edgar D.
GreeGteId and William H;.w
Dated February %, 1885
COERll:AN & BRADISH,
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiffs
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Samuel Bliss, plaintiff. VS., Frank Rice, defend

l,TATE OF III MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
y pin, ss.--Lstrict Court, Fourth judicial Dis
trict.
Samuel Bliss, plaintiff. VS.. Frank Ricc defend
The State of Minnesota. to the above named de-
You arc hereby summoned aud required to
answer the complaint OF The plaint11l IN the
above entitled action, OF which copy is here
to annexed and herewith served upon you, and to
serve copy Of your answer TO the said com plant
on the subscribers at their office in the city of
Minneapolis in said county, WITHIN twenty day
elusive OF the day Of such services and il you fail
to answer the said com plain5 within the time
aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action will take
Judgment against you for the sum of seven hun
dred and forty-one dollars and twenty-seyen
cents with interest at the rate Of per cent per
annuna from the 1st day Of February, 1888, to-
gether with the costs and disbursements OF this
action.
Dated February 17th, 1898.
MOVES Il MCGEE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Minnea polls, Mimi.
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ctTATE OFliINyESOTA, County Of tIenne-
y Din, ss.--Dnstrct Court Fourth judicial Dis
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NOTICE OF NO PERSONAL CLAIM

i'dfS'l IGi3EUdFy "a. 4. u. Io1S.
COktlGAN Il BiiADISE.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. Minneapolis MINI.
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SUMMONS.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
~ pin. District Court, Fourth t4thj Judicial
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a. great many families arc to Leave
our city this spring.
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UNIONS.

j.. CORRIGAE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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John Atkinson has gone On visit t
Chicago, His many friends Whispe
that be Will not return alone.
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PETER Y. sWENSON.
Sheriff OF Hennepln County.
BY JAMES II. EseE, Deputy
j. &. QUINN,
Attorney for Plaintiff
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sHALERsvILLE.
Correspondence.

SOIECSpohuCAOCs
The meeting of the o. B. L. 8. on
Wednesday evening, July 25th, was
highly enjoyed by all present. The
question box called out quite lengthy
remarks on several important subjects,
among them the following: How to
study U. s. History. Which is most
important, Arithmetic or Physiology !?
Which is the best College for young
people to attend? What should be the
highest incentive of the young ladies
OF today? The debate was postponed
until the next regular meeting, Aug 8.
Question Resolved that iron is mole
useful minerel than coal. Several bills
were presented and paid. The Society
transacted some miscellaneous bust.
ness and adjourned to meet again, for
business only, Aug. lst, at O'Clock.
Mr.. Ed. Hoskin will finish Miss
Scanlan's term of school in dist. No. 2,
instead of Miss Wheeler, as before
stated. Ed. is fine young man and
q good scholar, and we wish him sue
cess.
The Board of Education met on Sat
urday evening last, 6 out of districts
being represented. 1t was decided TO
purchase school supplies in bulk, also
coal by the car load, in order to save
the middle mans profits. The emu
meratiOn so far as reported, shows an
average number of % pupils in each
school district between the ages of
and 2l years. The Average of wages
will be about the same next school
year as the present one. Some fault
was found that work had be EN- done in
a certain district at exorbitant figures,
though no action was taken to regu-
late the matter. Mr.. II. w. Campbell
was granted the use of the upper room
in the Academy for the purpose of
having Select School the coming fall
and winter. We sincerely hope the
prospective school may be a success,
ana that U. 8. History may not be
considered a 'higher branch" b" but that
the school may be high enough to suit
the wants of the most intelligent and
influential (?) portion of our commu.
nifty.
A small sensation was occasioned at
the Center on Wednesday evening, by
one Limberger, who filled up on bad
medicine of some kind and proceeded
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Tippecanoe and Morton Too.

The republican party has constructed
platform of high taxes on the necessi.
ties of life and no taxes on tobacco. and
whisky, and upon it placed ''Tippecanoe
lmeaning Tippecanoe's grandson) and
Morton too"
1t objects to reducing taxation on the
workingmen's clothes, and so do ''Tippe.
canoe and Morton too"
1t is in favor of keeping up the Chi.
nese wall that shuts out the foreign
purchaser, and shuts in American pro
ducts from seeking foreign markets. anC
SO are ''Tippecanoe ami Morton too."
If there is to be any change it would
be to make that wall higher and strong
er, so that commercial intercourse will
other people might be still more difficult
and so would ''Tippecanoe and Morton
too"
1t would maintain the policy unde
which monopolies have fiourished, anC
''trusts" arisen to stifle business compe
tition, and place the consumer at tn,
mercy of banded monopolists, and 81
would ''Tippecanoe and Morton too"
Instead of reducing taxation it insist
that a surplus should be prevented b!
extravagant expenditures, and so d,
''Tippecanoe and Morton too"
1t upholds the policy that has beel
making the rich richer and the poo
poorer, and SO do ''Tippecanoe and Nor
| ton too"
1t will be condemned by an over
whelming public sentiment at the poll
| in November, and so will ''Tippecano
| (meaning his grandson) and Morton too
-CIeUetdHd Plain Dealer.
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A STRIKING Grnup.

TR. S. W. i'll the n. Y. Evening Post.
SIR: The simple grouping of q few
significant events of the past few weeks
will show most conclusively that the
Republican party is no longer party
of moral ideas and principles, but is
possessed and governed by the mad
ness that precedes destruction.
a. The Chicago Convention, with
its record of scheming duplicity and
its free whisky platform.
(2) The ratification meeting in this
city, at which the mention of the Bi
BILE and of Gods holy name was greet.
ed by the audience with laughter and
shouts of ridicule. and the speech of
the most blatant infidel in the land
was applaaded most approvingly.
6 The sneer of the Tribune, the
most influential organ of the party, at
Sunday school politicians IA sneer
which will undoubtedly cost the party
many times more votes in this election
than DIR. Buichard's famous sentence
did in The last one)
q The vilification by all the party
organs of James Russell Lowell, the
foremost man in the country in itera
ture and nobility of character.
A party with snch record outraget
the moral sentiment of the country
| and is no longer worthy to exist, anG
| its crushing defeat in the coming elec
| tion, with it's consequent early dissO
luton, is a contamination to be ear
nestly wished and worked for by every
friend of morality, decency, and gOoC
government.