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Henry Randel,
X. +. Flower.
George III. Lincoln
A. Dawes
A. Flower,
John +. Praege3,
Augustus G. Paine. 1r.,
Sig0urney w. Fay,
Joseph L. Gay.
William Hart Smith,
The Rev. DR.. J. NJ. Wilton,
The Rev. DR.. s. IL. Virgin,
The Rev. Arthur Brooks
Cephas Bralnerd,
Roswell Smith,
John p. Townsend,
David NJ. Hildreth,
Eek. Gov. NJ. II. Bulkeley
William L. Brown,
+. ]. Allen,
Charles II. Webb,
III. IL. Rogers,
II. X. Bishop,
X. NJ. Flsgler,
o. b Jennings,
J. ID. Flower,
George ii. Sargent.
Richard Butler.
Brayton Ives
James d. Hague,
o. w. Buckingham,
Joseph II. Brown.
Caleb .. Knevsls.
joel 4. Flkher,
DR.. John s. White.
A. r. Whyland,
William T., Webb
Albert Z. Hall.
John T. Hand,
Noah Brooks
J. II. Breslin,
Edwsrd Holbrcsks
w. G. Spencer.
J. T. Sproul,
J. L. Taintor,
r. O. Sampson.
2. N. Bacon.
J. H. BateA
DR.. W. o. Stillman.
Charles II. Isham.
Joseph Stickney,
N. x. Ohedsey,
g. III. DelamateY.
George II. Robinson
L. n. Biglow,
J. A. Robinson,
william Dowd.
F.. y. Hyde,
G. l.. Tiffany.
w. II. Webb.
A. q. Cheney,
Scott Foste7,
}. Is. Colgate.
Henry L. Smith,
w. NJ. Healy,
r. Il. Rand.
Charles N. Kent
George p. Roweil.
Seth T.. Thomas,
| Charles =. Brooker,
Henry T.. Merriam,
william II. Holister.
Charles Wether0ee.
Colonel Heron,
| A. b. Darling,
G.. Wethcrbee,
=. 4. Darling.
T.. n. Taller.
! George W. smith.
c. Bralncrt. IL.
samuel II. Babcock.
Josiah NJ. Fiske.
John sloane,
| II. Is. Turner,
| Thomas J. Davis.
| Edward w. Dewey,
| j. II. Browning.
| w. &. Browning.
| Edward w. Warren.
| Henry II. Anderson,
Henry Y. Rowland,
buchanan winthrop.
! ]. Frederick Ksrnoohsn.
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LEON O. BAILEY's FRUITLEsS SEARCH

indianapolis, Dec DO lspecal.-Ihe uhied s'aieS
Grand Jury. which has been hearing testimony ne
lating IN alleged election frauds for three weeks
took another recess to-day and Will not resume wofk
until early I'm January. No indictments have been
reported but II IS intmaed by Leon o. Bailey, whose
recent appointment Districi-Attorney has caused
such severe criticism OF the President that many are
being prepared. II IS believed, however mar the
eforfs m nnd some Kind Of evidence which the In
dlcment of Colonel Dudley cOud be based have been
wholly unsuccessful
A STATUE or GARFIELD FOR FlIRNOUNT PiRk.
Philadelphia, Dee 30 lspccial-Ihe Paramount
Park Art Association to-day made contract for a
statue Of President Garfield with August st Gsndens,
the well known sculptor Tho statute Is to cost
al 900. The association has on hand for This pIir
pose sum more than sufficient TO cover the expsnse
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MR.. BRIGHTS CONDITION IMPROVED.
London, Dec. 22-Mr. John Bnghts condition Is
improved.
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TRYING TO BLOW UP A SPANISH STATESMAN
Madrid, Dec. ga petard was exploded last night
at the door Of tho Of Senior Canovas del Castillo
ONLY slight damage was done, but the greatest alarm
was caused among the members Of the household. No
arrests have as yet been made.
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The other tables were filed by the followina
members and guests

Lorenzo Griswold
j. d. GilletI
A. Ii. Wellington,
&. L. Armstrong.
q. y. Anderson.
Z. w. Gould.
J.. w. Gallsutet
Alvs Beverage,
Eustis IL. Hopkins.
Nathan c. Fishe.
DR.. f.. d. Usher
Irving r Fisher.
w. 5. Ballou,
Francis L. Freeman
Charles ii. Tenneys
David 3. Cowles,
Cornelius Is. Gold
]. Bishop Putnam.
Charles R. Hlckox
z. d. Griswolt.
Joseph Griswold,
James y. Smith.
John J. Holly.
{. r Veit
Frederick VI. LittlefelA
John Claim.
T.. r Peck.
II. G. Haskell,
A. L. Merriam
Geo. p. Slade,
T. NJ. Ives,
J. L. Boardman,
Clarepcs l.. Collins,
Lewis +. Wilton,
Amory Leland,
James NJ. whitney,
Alfred Ray,
Geo. go Ii. Hail.
Gilos T.. Tsin.or,
J. II. Washburn,
r. g. Snow,
y. u Thurber,
y. II. Ammidowu,
q. l.. Crosby.
8. w. Coo,
Charles ID. Ssbin,
&. A. Peabody. IT..
O. b. F1sx,
w. w. Hoppin, H..
!. d. Blodgett r..
Frederick 6. Bourne
3. NJ. Milliken,
Thomas Mack.
General Eten Sutts0s
]. w. Danielson,
Q. X. Flint,
&. r. Hickox.
Charles A. Hoyt
r. X. Stbley,
T.. S. Atwaler.
c. X. LaDgdon.
George G BGtaheler,
Abram Il. X app
III. o. Armour,
w. II. Cotton.
Edward A. Treat,
J. Howard SweetssS
ii. i. SNeetser.
IL Is. Turner,
w ,. Logan,
J. IL. Bele uct
{. d. Kip ey.
pr. T.. ;. Peck,
l. B. Root,
A. Willard kingman.
Daniel G.. Rollins
Salem n. Wales
George Bliss,
Leslie w. Russell.
Sherman w. kneyals,
Abner l.. Train.
William y. Armstrong.
Hon. George l.. Andrew
Elihu Root
Stephen B. French,
Thomas Thatcher
Frederick G.. tineke,
william l.. Rogers
Melville c. Day.
Jabish Holmes ir..
NJ. {. ID. Borden,
DR.. IL. +. Owen,
4. u. Mussrave
Jesse SeligmaAs
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RtJMoREp ALLIANCE OF RUSSIA AND sERvIA.
Pesth Dec. CIT is stated here that King Milan
has formed an alliance with Russia, and that he In
tends TO form a Radical Cabinet
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THOSE WHO WERE PRESENT.
At the table Of honor sat

G. N. BlikA president
Gen. W. 7. Sherman Edward Scheu,
The Rev. DR.. A.. Mckenzie, Edward y. BedialL
Thomas B. Reed HOover q. Van Worst
ChauDcey VI. Depew, John 8. Wtnsiow,
Gen. Horace Porter, Francis r Rivea
The Rev DIR. VIM. NJ Taylor. General Wager Swayne,
w. L. Trenholm, J. Langdon Curtis,
Edward s. Isham. Richard J. Lswis.
Frank Hscock. 41ac H. Bailey.
John S. Wise, p. =. Appleton.
George +. Fabyan, Josiah N Ftske,
Elliott r. Shepard. S. l.. Woodford.
Warner Miller NJ W. Cooper,
Bryce Gray Horace Russell.
ID. Mcclure.
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EXALTING PLYMOUTH ROCK
NEW.ENGLANDS SONSATDINNEB
THEY MEET AGAIN TO CELEBRATE THEID
ANNIVERSARY.

SUCCESS CROWNS THE soCIDrYs EFFoRTe-Ar
UNUSUALLY DARGE ATTENDANCE-BRILLIAH9
SPEECHES BY CORNELIUS ~ BLISS. THE
REV DR. ALEXANDER MCKENZIE. CHAUN.
CEY NJ DEPEw. THE REV. DR. WILLIAM
NJ. TAYLOR THOMAS B. REED. ED
WARD S. ISHAM, GENERAL HORACE
PORTER W. L. TRENHOLM. JOHN
g. WISE AND GENERAL
VI
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HEAII-AMERICA TEAM VI


Melbourue Dec 22.-In the baseball game bere
to-day. the AII-AmerIcas scored ., the Chicagos B.
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SU M M ON Sc
Ir the Justices Court. Williams Precinct,
 Yavapai County, Arizona Territory.

A. T. BISHOP. Plaintiff. versus
 PATRICK CORNERS or Con
 verse, Defendant.
 Action brought in Justices court, Of Williams precinct, in the County Of Ya' vapai, Territory of Arizona.
 7errflorr or. A,7sOHa, 5eHds Greeting 10 PHtyiF& CeHi-eyJ, @ Cq,aOsrSs;
 You are hereby summoned and reqnr, ed to appear m an action brought against you by the above>named plaintiff Tn the hsuce'S court of Williams precinct in the County of Yavapai in the Territory Of Arizona. and answer the complaint filed in said court, at Williams. ip said county. within five days lexclusive of the day Of service) after inc service upon you of this summons. if served in this precinct: but ,if served oct of the precinct and within the county, "then withip ten days; and if served out of the county, then within fifteen days; In all other cases twenty days. Said action Is brought 10 recover the sum of thirty two dollars S3z.9o) and. ninety cents for goods, wares and merchandise as per account filed n n this case.
 And you are hereby notified that II you fail to appear and answer the complaint. as above required, said plaintiff will take judgment against you for the amount demabted, as aforesaid, and for all relIei in the premises, and for costs of suit.
 Make legal. service and due return hereof. Given under my hand this Eleventh day of June, A. D., 1888.
 " JAMES M. SANFORD, Justice of the Peace, iuly7 st Yavapai County, Arizona.
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ResnIt of Merit.

When anything stands a test of fifty years among a discriminating people, it is pertly good evide ce that there IS merit somewhere. Few, if any, medicines have me; with such continued success and popularity as has marked the pro gress of Brandreth's Pills. which. after a trial of over fifty years, are conceded to be the safest and most egecthal blood purifier, tonic and astera,ive ever introduced 10 the public. '''
 That this is the result of merit, and that Brandreth's Pills perform alf' that IS claimed for them, is conclusivcly proved by the fact that those who regard them with the greatest favor are those who have used them the longest ..
 Brendrcth's Pills are sold in every drug and medicine store, either plain or sugarcoated.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Mrs. Florence T. Hise, wife oi ]. H. Hise, and dspghter,in.law of Surveyor General Hise, aged s7 years, died of pneumonia in Tucson on June goth. ,,'.''' .'.'
 Henry W. Moore, managing ed itor of the St. Louis. Post Dis patch, and the wife of John w. Norton, manager of the Grand Opera House and Olympic theatre. eloped on last Saturday, and both were arrested at Kansas City on Monday. " |" U
 A Chinese lantern tied to a kite that was poised in mid air caused 8 sensation among the negroes oi Augusta, Ga. a few nights ago. The uncanny light dancing in the Heavens terrified them. and their cries and prayers are said to have been woeful to hear One old woman prophesied that it was a warning 10 them to all repent.
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s JIM MONS.
In the !ustice's Court, Willilm9 Precinct,
 Yavapai County, Arizona Territory.
A. T. BISHOP, Plaintiff. l
 versus Hr,nr- IttI-i rN .Dnfendant l

versus
 CHARLz TULLEY. Defendant.
 Action brought in Justices court, of Williams pseciact, in the County of Va. vapai, Territory of Arizsna
 Territory ef Arizona Ssnds Creefins n CAarie5. 7nAty;'
 You gre hereby summoned and requir. ed to appear in an ac:i'n brought against you by the above~name plaintiff in the Justices court of Williams precinct in the County of Yavapai in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed in said court, at Williams in said county, within i've days (exclusive oi the day of service) after the servicc upon you of this summons, if served in thls precinct; but if served cut of the presinct and within the county, then within ten days; and if served out of the county, then within 'fiteeh days; in all other cases twenty dais. " Said action is brought to recover the sum of twelve dollars (sI2.65) and sixty> five cents for goods and merchan, disc as per bill filed in this case. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to app ear and answer the complaint, as above reqwr ed, said plaintiff will take judgment against you for the amount dei4anded, as afore aid, and for all rel et in tbe premises, and for costs ofsuit.
 Make legal service and due return hereof, Given under my hand thS Eieyenth day of June; A, D., 1888.
 ~ "s JAMES M. SANFORD,
 Justice oethe Peace. julyI4 5t Yavapai County, Arizona.
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FREE WOOL.

Mir. Mills. of Texas, the fanatic on free trade, made false state ment in his speech at New York on July 4th. when he said that the United States only raised 265, ,000,- 900 pounds of wool last year, and that foreign wool was needed here this year, when as a matter of fact, the production was over 600,00o,- 600 pounds in our country, Nearly all the wool imported comes in at the lowest rate of duty and pays 2I to 5 cents a pound and is ranked as third-class and known as carpet wool. .' -
 Mills says we need forty-four million pounds of clothes wool, while the fact is the warehouses are all loaded with it. One weakness of the wool trade at present is be- cause much of it is admitted at a little or no duty. The policy adopted by the Treasury Department in re- gard to the waste wool is a vicious one, Slls.00O worth being admitted last year. This is with the know leiga and consent of Cleveland. The present stagnation and demoral- ization is due solely to the fact that no one knows how soon more of this wool will be admitted free of duty. "
 Mir. Mills, the wool men are up to the little game of the admins tration, which you will observe in November.
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Mrs. O'Leary,s Fninous Cow.

kicked over lamp, and c Chicago. the busting young metropolis-of Of the West, was laid in ruins. This is a striking illustration of the old saying that "gteat results have small beeinings.'' The neglected cold, the hacking cough of to day may a few months hence, 5eVol op into that direst of desteoyers, Consumption. Be warned in time. Dr. Prerce',s Golden Medical D's covery. If taken Tn the first stages of ti,is dread disease, IS a ceAtain cure. It is also sovereign remedy for asthma, bronchitis, sore throat, chronic 'nasal' catarrh, and all dis. eases of the respiratory organs. V
 The cleansing, antiseptic and healing qualities of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remepy are unequaled.
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 It is said by several of the dem ocratie papers that J. 0. Herndon, the present District Attorney of the county, is formidable opponent to NJ. A. Smith, for the nomination at the coming Territorial democratic ,a. . .r. tEt convention as delegate to congress, If the nominee of the party stands any chance of being elected, and we don't believe he 'has a ghost of a show, give us Herndon, He is an intelligent, upright, honest gentle, men.
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THE St Louis editor who eloped with the wife of his best friend showed little skill in mapaging his flight. When he reached Topeka, Kas,, he tslegraphed ap acquaint, ance in St. Louis for trunk that had been left behind. The result was that the wronged husband had the fugitive Lothario, arrested and will replevin the coin and jew, els his wife took with her. The etop- ing couple would have done better to follow in the footsteps of the crooked cashiers and seek an asy. lum in Canada.
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Excursion of School Teachers.

An 'excdrSioh tain composed oi eight cars passed through here on Tuesday en roh,e to san Francisco. The passengers were school teach CTS from Kansas and other states, two thirds of whom were of the fair sex. IL is seldom that so many school marms are seen together, and, as a whole, they were nice, amiable. looking ladies. Some oi them are quite young and are lia ble to temain at the Pacific Coast if Californians are as gallant as It IS claimed. The majority, how. ever, are approaching middle age and more intellectual thar pretty. In some the local noticed the old fashioned teacher, who firmly be lieves that to spare the rod yea spoil the child, and others wrose countenanceS fairly beamed with good nature. "
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MR. MrLLs begins to. Hedge on the tariff question. The speech which he delivered in New York a few days ago lacks the aggressive. ness as we'll as the jaunty self-con, fideAce which chara ;terized his ut terances in the house last spring. Even the great Corsicana statesman now recognizes shat the introduction of a free trade bill in Congress just before a Presidential canvass was a blunder. ......
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Why Not Seize the Golden opportunity?
 At New Orleans, "a on Tues day, June I2th, 1888 the extraor- dinary and '2Izth Grand Monthly Drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery occurred under the sole management cf Cents G. T
 Beauregard of La. and Iubal 4
 Early of Va. The prizes are in a
 mount from $500, 900 or less.
 Some of lhs results are here given. No. 90. 443 drew the First Capital Pfiza of S3oo, 900. It was sold in fractional parts of twentieths at ST each, sent to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, Ia: two to ]. J. Zelihc- ker, Bonham, Tex: one to Messrs. Moore, Spau!dihg & Co.,, Boston, Mass. one to the Menard, Bros, So Custom house street, New Or leans; one to Mrs. Mary E. Clark, 2I7 Main St., Chaflestown Dis trict, Boston, Mass, one to Geo. W. Seibert, collected through Ball, Hutchins & Co.,, Galveston, Tex; one paid to s. F. Ferret, runner Canal Bank, New Orleans for a depositor, etc. No. 7I,67S. drew the Second Capital prize of SIoo, coo, also sold in fractional parts at & each: one 10 James F. Walsh Charleston, s. C.; one 10 J. A. Crioalow. Santa .Fe, N. Mex; one to Joseph BralIey, Paris, Tex. one to w D. Lewis, 69 Deer Park Ave, Babylon, l.. l. one to w. F. Levin, o77 Northwestern Ave, Chicago, IiI,; one to Anderson Simmons, Gainesville, Ga one to Messrs. Brewer, and 'Sansing, Blossom Tex: one to Frank Rin- som, Jackson, Mjeh,; one to C. ],
 Burrill, WaterviTle, NJ :; one to J. D. Houston, Hot Springs, Ark !; one to A. T. Waite. I2o Sutter St. San Francisco; one collected b, tbe First Natl Bank of Memphis, Fetc. No. 49'566, drew the Third Capita! Prize of $50, ,oco also sold in fractional parts of twehtieths at ST each: one to L. A. Loring |,
 Batchelder St, Dorchester, Mass, : one to Walter X Tonne and one 10 c. Il Rothehburg, both If Eos
 ton, Mass ,. and one to Geo. w
 Chamberlin, Middletown, Md: one to F. N. Fuller, Taunton,
 Mass. one 70 Mrs. J. A. Anderi son, Atlanta, Ga: one to T. | Freshwater, Gaiennie St.. New
 OIleaps,. one 10 J. Gehrig, one to
 Elias Schattman, one to H J
 Freeman, all or New York City;
 on. to Tim Ii. Ryan. Jackson, Mich, etc. No. So, ,o3a drew the
 F6urth' Capital Prize of szs ,ooo
 scattered 10 all portions of the in
 habited world. Nos, s5.4.5 and
 4s.ais each drew one of two Fifth
 Capital Prizes ot SIo, 900 etc. etc.
 It will all be repeat, q on Tuesday
 August 7th aud any intormatlon
 will be gwen on application to
 Nj. A. Dauphin. New Orleans. La.
 Do nor 1ail 10 seizo the golden opDortunily.
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EVERY American boy and girl should know how to make the American flag in its proper propor- tions. The rule in the navy is this; 'The flag is thirteen stripes wide and twenty.one stripes long. The union (blGe1 is seven stripes square, There is enc star for each state in the union. 'The bandana"S is an imported article, and has no regula, tion size.
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HERD owners, do not be.. discour- aged on. account of the late decline in the beef market. A reaction will come in time for the fall ship ments and we will be happy over the seasons results, The lane has been long, but the tur9 is sure to come. It may be a round corner or it may be right augle--but She turn will come, and don't you for getit
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Address Registered Letters 10
 FaS qrIsaas EaiIohaI Slas
 "' New Orleaus, La.

.D EMEMBER that he presence or
 IN Generals Beauregard and Early, who are in charge of the diawing, Is guarantee of absolute fairness and. IAIeg. rrty, that, the chances aSe all. equal, and that no one can possibly divine what number will draw prize.
 "Rememher also that the payment of prizes is g'laranteed by F0ar National Banks of New Otleans, and the Tickets are signed by the President of an Instru- uoa, whose chartered rignts are recog. nized in the highest courts; therefore, |, beware of any mutations or anonymous schemes"
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IT is ssid to have cost the gov enIncnt slosSoo to convict the Apaches in the United States court, at Phenix, but it was cheap at twice that price or almost any price, so long as it teaches them that they can no longer murder and pillage without submitting to the penalties of the law.
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sTocKMEs, remember that the matter of protection to your herds is in your own hands and govern yourselves accordingly Remember, too, that success follows complete organization, ard be not deceived with the idea that the stock associa- tion has outliyed its day of use iulness.
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n,,.,,,,

A BUsnEL'of corn makes four gal Ions of whiskfy. It sells for sl6 at retail. The government gets ss.6o, the farmer 40 cents, the railroad sl, the manufacturers s4, the vender s7, and the drinker all that is left --the jimjams,
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zr ara inf6rmed .hat

WE are informed that nearly everyone of our business men, who lost their buildings by the late fire, have made contracts with builders for the early construction of new houses. There is no town in the southwest that has a more plucky, snerpetic class, of people than the fountain town of Flagstaff
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Do the towns along the railroad want any of the political pie. So ar no one has been heard from north of Prescott Junction.
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AnEounceus2nt.
"OLD GRIZZLY" FOR SHERIFF.

To the voters of YavaPai County,
 GLsTLENEN:-I respectfully announce myself as candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the actioE oi the Republican Convention and y0@r votes at the November election. Yours very truly, A., w. 'CALLEN.
 PlaeerAas, Arizona, June 18th, 1888.
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TT s9~slf@v97-77@7@77777.777
 ALI 'Of THE TIU&ETs.

The following are the Presidentia tickets now in the field. Anyont who cannot make choice will sure y be a hard person to suit, '-' ' REPUBLICAN TICKET.
 For President, Benjamin Harrison. For Vice President,
 Levi P. Morton. DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
 For President,
 Grover Cleveland. For Vice President, Allen G. Thurman. PROHIBITION TICKET.
 For President,
 Clinton B. Fisk. For 'Vice-President, Jokn Fl. Brooks, '' UNITED LABOR TICKET.
 For President, Robert H, Cowdrey; For Vice-President W. H. Wakefield. EQUAL RIGHTS TICKET.
 For President, Belva Ann lockwood, For Vice-President, Alfred H. Love.
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s. J, RANDALL, one of the lead ing Statesmen and Senators of the United States :. dangerously i'll at W ashington.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN has reached Nonquitt, Mass, in much improv- d condition from when he started from Washington.
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IT is a mistake to say that Grover Cleveland has no war record, He sent a substitute to the army, and recently let him die in the poor house.
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IF there is any person who wants copyright it IS the editor, So much copy wrong is what is wearing out his life.
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PRESIDENT DIAz was reelected President of Mexico on the 9th instant.
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The following resolution, adopted at the meeting of tbe eommitte April 2d, was unanimously adopted: -
 RESOLVED. That all delegates to said cony ention whether in person or by proxy. shall be bona fide resi- .ents of the precincts they claim to represent, and no person shall be entitled to vote more, than two proxies. T.J. BUTLER. q.
 I. C. MARTIN, Sec'y. Chairman.
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THE aspirants for county offices are getting as thick as flies around dump of sugar.
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KEEP the money. at bone. Let us stay by each other in every home enterprise.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.
 Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868, for Educational and Charitable purposes, and itsSfrancbise made a part of the present State Constitution, in 1879, by an overwhelming popular vote. ' Its Grand Extraordinary Drawings tke place Semi Annually, June and December), and its Grand Single Mum. Der Drawin., s taNeplate On each of the other ten months In the year, and are all drawn ip public, at ile Academy Of Music, Eew Orleans, Ia. '
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3I54 Prizes, amountin; to sro54,Soo

NcTE-Ticke,s drawi.G Capital Prizes are not entitled 10 terminal rgl@cs. TO. FOR CLUB RArFS, or anv further infoh6A-s1n ds~red, write ls2jIiy io the umdersrgoed. clearly stating your resi-. dencc, with State, County, Street and Number. More rapid reiuGn ml,l drliv- cry will b? assured Li y2EI enclosing an envelope bearing yoGr full a idresS. Serd postal notes, express money or, ders. or New York Exch arge in cidin- ary letter. Currency by express (at our eApenseJ addressed 10
 M. A. DAUPHlN,
 New Orleans, ! a. Or NJ. A. DAUPHlN,
 Washington, D. C.