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The evening world., 1888-10-31
summary Detectiye work.

Summary Detective Work.
Frank McEldun missed his gold watch in his
ialoon. at 17s Eighth avenue, last night, and sus-
pechng william Evans, of 4l9 West Sixteenth
etreet, Knocked the latter down and searched him..
The watch was there and to-day Evans was held
for trial.
The evening world., 1888-10-31

Peddlers and some INSCRIPTIONS groceTs
are offering limitations which they claim to
be Pearine, or " the same as Pearine"
w It's falSe-they IT. not, and besides are
0O' dangerous. PEARLINE is never pedded,
but sold by all good grocers.
Manufactured only by JAMES PYLE. New York
The evening world., 1888-10-31
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation.

IepFuAL TO TIE EVkNIHo WoRLD.t
WASHINGTON, Oct 3L.-The President will issue
Q proclamation this afternoon, designating Thurs
day, Nov. 20 next, as q day OF THANKSGIVING and
throughout the United States.
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FROM MONTANA.
HELENA. M. T.. Jan. 90, 1888.

HELENA M Is JAh. Jbl 1883.
FLEMING BROS.
GENTLEMEN; have taken a great many OF DIR. O. Mo-
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS and find them to be
wonderful pill-all that you claim for them. They act
like a charm in case of biliousness. sick headache, dysen-
terry, 10. MRS. HENRY WISKLEMAs.
Box 05k.
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A sAyE, sure cure for coughs and colds, =. cav pgy
BOTANIC BALsAN. KMsMAN. 25th st. and s.aosKvdv
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Coming Money on Club MEMS Names.
Arthur Gleason, formerly q waiter at the Elec-
trical Club. was held at the Jefferson Market Court
this morning on charges OF obtaining money
through the mails by fraud.
Robert Hicks, steward OF the Country Club, Phila-
delphis. said he had been Induced TO send SIS TO
Gleason, who impersonsted Charles Ruggi, an
electrician. and supt Reynolds, OF the Electric
bogus express package for A. II. Hummel.
The evening world., 1888-10-31
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

oSn TO 800 GIVEN as douosur by mao Of eIoeI-
DOO lent education and record from England for
respectable situation. David. 2S Evening World Once.
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AShiN0TON, oCt. d.
Weather indications:
For Eastern Eet1 York
Wednesday, rafn
Thursday ; ,oarmer IN
sredsfng southerip ina
brisk 10 high on the coast
Wednesday night.
The evening world., 1888-10-31

The Weather To-Day.
Indicated BY Blakely's tele-thermometer;
1888, 1887. 1883. 1887.
4. M..""".". ~ S1;M."."' g
Average for past twenty. -four hours. l8H degrees.
Average for corresponding time last year. as 80 de-
gTses.
The evening world., 1888-10-31

yudse CuIlen Fixes Bail at $1,000 Each,
and Dtstrict-Astorney RidGway Promises
20 ArraiGn the seven Men on Monday
Moro Slices Of Quay's $4,000 to Be
Paid Out for Catching Republicans
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Ter;e.UgnR PgIYNlCIANs,

nR.J DoOLEY, ELECTRIC AND MAGNET
IL ic Physician. Office 36l5 s. Spring street,
Room 10. Office Hours, TO - A. " 3 to 5 P.
NJ. VIII visit patients out OF Office hours. DR..
Dooley will give Magnetic Treatment to poor
women who cannot afford to pay, on giving
satisfactory evidence of such, on Tuesday and
Friday OF each week, from 3 to Y, NJ until
further notice. lny2s-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
ITALIAN FREEMEN.
hey Gather Together Under the
C0IOrs of Garibaldt.

Y hey Gather Together Under the
Coiors of Garibaldi.
The third annual picnic OF the La So
ceta Unione Fratellanza Garibaldini
was largely attended at Sycamore Grove,
Arroyo Seco, yesterday. The Garibaldi
Guards were out in full force, and in
their new uniforms with the traditional
red shirts and caps and gray trousers, re-
splendent with gold lace, made pictur-
esque the gay scene at the grounds. The
officers Of the Guard are:
Captain +. Capitani, Lieutensnts G.
Cavallera, and +. Gamberi; Left-Leu-
tenants F. Girace and S. Guasti; Color
Bearers, G. Vintalosi and j. Lagomar-
sino; Sergeant, A. Godeschi; First Cor
poral, F. Bessolo; Corporals, G.. CAM
oniere and G. Martinoli; Guide, A.
Porta.
The dancing, which was the chief fea-
ture OF attraction, was enlivened by the
terpscichorean efforts OF Chief of Police
Cuddy and his .fde Achates II. w.
Patton.
Altogether the affair was most enjoya-
bic and it's success was due largely to the
efforts of the officers of the Union who
answered to the roster as follows: Presi-
dent, F. Slatri -Vice-Presidents, G.
Scotto, F. Captain; Treasurer, 6.
Tononi; Trustees, Il. Cuccia, F. Ricchini,
F. Bessolo, A. Vignolo, +. Girace; Secre-
tary, i. Guindani.
Among the ladies present were Mes
danes Mary Cerelli and Louisa Guasti
Miss RoseyAmillo, Miss Angelina Amillo,
Mrs. Marietta Gaudino, Miss Rosa Amati,
Mrs. Marie Pepe and Mrs. Philomena
Layagnino.
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A German club.

The long-felt want among prominent
Germans OF this city to central organ
ization, with rooms where social and
literary intercourse may be en-
joyed, seems to be near its
fulfillment. Pursuant to call
there was meeting held last night in
the office OF Prof. Wilhartitz, which
was we'll attended. Judge Gottschalk
vas selected as chairman and Mr.. Marsch-
ultz was elected secretary. Two com
mittees consisting OF Rev. DIR. Schreiber,
Professor Wilhartitz and Mr.. Marschulz
and Conrad Jacoby, and Mr.. Schanz, the
former for soliciting members and the
latter for securing accommodations were
appointed. 1t was decided to limit the
number Of members to one hundred,
and fully one half that number
signed the roll, among whom
we're DR.. Joseph Kurtz, DR..
Clacius, DIR. Schneider, Judge
Gottschalk, Mr. Schanz, Mr.. Foster and
Conrad Jacoby. The committees will
report next Sunday evening and the
future OF this club seems to be assured.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

revolver and the blow looseneh
the hammer which fell on the cap
and produced the discharge. No one
was hurt, though Mcpherson had mar
row escape, as the bullet passed within
an eighth OF an inch Of his side. A crowd
of several hundred persons collected in
the ccuise of few seconds and was re-
cruitei by Salvation meeting which
was holding forth from the steps OF the
Court house, even the preacher being
interested enough TO drop his subject and
join the throng. A number OF police
officers endeavored to discover who were
the offenders, but these individuals real
lied their position and escaped in the
crowd before hands OF the law could
be laid upor a.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
rTeine rsros., Concert,

The concer. given by Meme Bros. at
the Second Street Park yesterday after
noon was largely attended and proved to
be most pleasant entertainment. The
programme was good one and the or
chestra of 25 pieces rendered it in u
manner. The grounds were
kept free of all disreputable characters
and many ladies and children availed
themselves of the opportunity OF passing
a musical afternoon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Chcan sihickens.

Sam Mobiles, youth OF fourteen or fif-
teen, was arrested last evening on suspi-
cion Of having committed petit larceny.
He was walking up and down
Negro Alley trying to sell four or
fve live chickens, which aided their
Icries to the general uproar usually prev
alent in China Town, when Officer Fin
nican noticed him, and thinking that
there was something suspicious in the
fact that the boy was Offering chickens
SO cheap, took him in charge to investi-
gate the matter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
A PISTOL SHOT.
1t Creates Considerable Excitement
ON Main Street.

About z O'Clock yesterday evening a
slight stampede was occasioned outside
the Court House, on the Main-street
side, by the report OF pistol in the Turf
and Grain Exchange. 1t proved to be
the result Of an accident. A young man
named Jim McP Pherson was standing
near the cigar stand when friend play
fully struck him in the side. he hap
pened to have in his pockets self-cocking
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pisturbcd tbe Peace.

The return train from Santa Monica
last evening had several rough charac-
ters on board, who for while made
things very un pleasant for all
on board. Albert Pico, d. McIn-
tosh, George Smith and G. Dunn,
four Of the noisy people were arrested by
Constable johnson, and to-day Judge
Williams, who was witness to their
conduct, will swear to the complaint
sgainst them himself.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
PROHIBITI0NlSTS.
The Strength of the Parasite
Party.
AN IMPORTANT. FACTOR.
Result Of "Dry" Politics in
the Election of
Presidents.
PROHIBITI0NlSTS.
n IMPORTANT. FACTOR.

The strength OF the parasite party
may be partially gathered from the table
under which shows the Prohibition vote
in the last elections in the States in
which the Prohibitionists have foot
hold. The State vote in 1886 and in
1887 are given, and then the vote cast
for Congressmen in opposition to the
rapnlnr nnminaa.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Al the Pavilion.

The Pavilion was closed last night for
a dress rehearsal of DR.. Jekyu and Mr.
Hyde, which Mr.. Morrison and his COM
pany will produce tonight for the first
time in this city. This version OF the
story is said to be most interesting
and the situations thrilling in the ex-
freme
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lMEN rs.
HnMd u, mn

UttWWH1NHI UFHer EfhFI IA tsEfr.
Jekyii Ud Mr.. uyde.-
Commencing Wednesday evening, for
two nights only, Mr.. Wyatt announces
Daniel +. Bandmann in the latest sue
cess, DR.. JekyH and Mr.. HYDE. Mr..
Bandmann is supported by Miss Beaudet
and an exceptionally strong Eastern
company. His success a. the California
Theater and New York was wonderful.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Totals $50 7o3 Is

In thirty States then the Prohibition
lists massed total vote Of 2S0, ,793 at one
election and 1877 ,622 votes at another.
Their strength this fall will undoubtedly
be considei ably increased over the first
named figures and it is safe to put the
total Prohibitory vote at the coming
Presidential election at 100000. This
estimate is not alarming in its magni-
tude, but there are localities in which
they tend to become pivotal in
importance. Take for instance New
Jersey; and the inquiry may be ex-
tended to New York, Indiana and Con.
necticut. Upon the electoral votes of
these four States depends the fate Of the
Democratic and Republican parties in
the Presidential election this fall. The
table which follows gives the growth OF
the Prohibtionists in the four States by
a comparison OF the votes cast for John
P. st. John for President in 1884, and
for State officials in the elections OF 1886
and 1887:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

Here is the Nemesis OF the Republican
party. The Prohibitionists have set up
housekeeping for themselves; they rep
resent principle they are not unfriend-
" to the Democratic party. If the Pro-
hibition party does not succeed in killing
the g. o. p. outright it will sap its
life-blood to the very verge OF dissolution
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

NoTICE-THE NEXT ANNUAL MEETING
IN of the stockholders of the Gan Gorzonio
Land and Water Company Ia cOrporation) will
Moore Building, No 10 Court ST., in the city of
Los Angeles, on Tuesday, the 10th day of July,
1888. at O'Clock p NJ of that day, at which
suing year and sucn other business transacted
as may properly come before the meeting.
A. POISON, Secretary.
Los Angeles, Cal, June l. 1883. je2 I'd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

It will be admitted without argument.
and readily by any Republican friends,
that the Prohibition vote is largely
drawn from the ranks Of the 6. o. p. The
popular vote Of the two great parties in
the Presidential ele ton of 1884 in the
four States under consideration was as
fnllnWa.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

Estimating that the total vote to be
cast this fall will reach II 600, ,000-upon
the basis OF the increase of the total vote
in 1884 over 1Ss0--if no prohibition ticket
were put into the field, the probable vote
OF the two great parties in the four States,
outside OF the Labor party votes and
scattering votes, would be:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Run over by a RuggY.

An accident occurred yesterday after
noon at Santa Monica which luckily was
no. attended by any serious consequences.
Two ladies in buggy were driving along
the beach, and when in front OF the Ho-
tel Arcadia they ran over child who
was playing in the sand. The wheels
passed over the little fellows body and
thighs, but owing to the elastic nature OF
t e sand he was not seriously hurt. A
doctor who CHANGED to be on the scene
attended to his injuries and he was
then conveyed up town for further treat
ment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

II osT-oN LAST FRIDAY NIGHT, NEAR
IL San Fernando Dep i, = miles west from
Los Angeles, a white horse, 9years' old, branded
paid for any information leading to the recov-
cry OF the horse QUONG SAM KEE, Niger
Alley, Los Angeles, Cal. jes-7'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
s.wAnrs,, "pEnsoNaLs,"
Nd alEr,aNG Nos sCNs.

AND oTHhR ADVERTISEMENTS. UNDEk
"A the following heads inserted at the rate OF
s cents per line for each insertion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

Estimating for the sake of argument,
that seven -eighths OF the Prohibition vote
of 1884 was drawn from the Republican
ranks and one-eighth from the Demo
cratic ranks, then, if there had been no
Prohibition ticket in 1854, the results Of
the popular vote in the four States would
have been as under:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

THERE ARE A NUMBER OF STRAYED
i horses and colts on our rancho. Any person
having lost any win do well TO come and see
them snd prove The same and pay chsrges.
HAMMEL Il DENKER, Rodeo de Las Aguas
Rancho. my16-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

The startling fact is shown by the fig
ures above that if there had been no Pro-
hibition ticket in 1884, and the votes Of
that party reverted to the original parties
from which they were drawn, the Demo-
cratic party would have lost the Presi-
Dental election OF 1884. To make this
assumption more clear the figures below
give the pluralities as they would have
been in the four States il there had been
no Prohibition ticket in the field in 1884
Democrat. Republican.
Nonr Xnrl II Ql2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

One way to ease his burden: "Yes,"
said Quiggles, 81 have good deal on my
hands just now" ,'se ! perceive % re-
piled Fogg; why don't you try little
soap and water Y"-I Boston Transcript.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

NOTICE THE DEFERRED ANNUAL MEET
IN ing of the stockholders of the First Nation
oil Bank Of Los Angeles, for the purpose of
electing Board Of Directors and transacting
such other business as may properly come be
fore it, will be held at the bank building in
Los Angeles Wednesday, June 27th, 1888 at
8 O'clock p NJ. ]. NJ. ELLIOTT, Cashier.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Z EDUCATIONAL.

I AwsoN's COMMERCIAL NIGHT SCHOOL,
~ N Spring r., room u. mziu
VXToODBURY's BUSINESS COLLEGE, 159
w South Spring ST.. Los Angeles. Cal. For
information, address +. q. WOODBURY.. Prin-
cipal. Los Angeles. Cal. my27-u
r os ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE AND
IL English Trimming School, cor. Temple and
courses Of study. Day and evening sessions
d. b. WILLIAMS, Prin. my 50t
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sEAnCHau oF HEoUnDs.

a. YoRBA. J. d. MAcHADo.
UoRBA Il MACHADo, JONES BLOCK,
i Nos. 25 and 81, 75 N. Spring street, search
ers OF records. conveyancers and Spanish trans
tended to. my12tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
LoSr ANas E.uNp.

VIAKEN UP AT PUENTE MILLS BY THE
i undersigned, one gray 2-year-old mare, un-
broken. No BRANDS. owner eau have same py
proving same and paying charges CoSTINO
GEOTASO jes-3t-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
HOTELS.

JIOTEL ASHLEY, 4Ol TEMPLE ST., WILL
III offer very elegant front rooms, with or
without board, ct ~ low rates for next two
montha R. ASHLEY. Proprietor. je7-5r
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
FUe >ALta-Country Property.

EUN SALt;--Country Property.
NOR SALE-wlTHoUr REtjARp TO VALUE
II or cost eight sharss Los Angeles and Santa
Monica Land and Water Co, choice acre prop
erty in Lick tract and Burbank, fine lot, In sun
set East San Gabriel and Burbank. Address
W., No. Court Circle, Los Angeles je10-lt'
NHoICE ACREAGE FOR sALE-Ie6 ACRES.
u II taken soon, at bargain as a whole or ia
5 or 10 acre tracts: located one mile from city
limits In what will become one of the finest
suburbs Of Los Angeles, being on . railrord
which will have from Ave to twenty-five trains
daily For all information apply to
McKOON a RTRONG. B &. Fort st.; and
RUSSELL & BAUM. 1872 W. Firntst. 4
je6-lOt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
FOR SALE.
rOR sALE-City Property.

-
NOR sALE-BUsINEs5 PROPERTY, FIRST
Il treet. Inquire of AUGUST BRESSMER,
l6s East First street my 2Ou
NOR SALE 5-RO M HOUSE AND IN
II proved grounds, barn, cement walk, etc,
near University and six blocks from Figueroa
II Price 81 800 cash, or $1,000 on easy pay
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

U,Hk REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
L the Stockholders OF the Los Angeles savings
Bank will be held in the parlors Of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank, at 9. 80 p. NJ, Monday,
July 2, 1888. W. NJ. CASWELL, Sec'y. je1-3Ot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
4 TrENTIUNl DEMOCRATS.

All Democrats of the Fourth Ward in this
city are requested to attend meeting at Nc
Menomy's Plumbing shop, No. Ga +. Fourth St.,
Tuesday evening, June 18th, at O'Clock sharp,
for the purpose OF organizing Fourth Ward
Democratic Club. BY order Of committee,
ip04t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

JNoR EXCHANGE-soME or THE BEST
II acre property in Los Angeles county. in
tracts to suit; will take trade for first pay yment
aud give long time on deferred payments.
r. WALTERS. Wilmington. je2 3Ot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

DERSONAL - A. B. CHAFFEE, LEAVE
watch and chain at 1.-THE Southern" on
First ST. near Fort, and be paid for your trouble.
ie8-3tf
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ie2.11t sec,y Alhambra Addition Water Co..

EGuIAR CoNvocATIoS OF Los AN.
IL geles Chapter No. 33, r. A M. will be held
ON Monday, June 11th, at 7;30 p. m. Also work
in 2. NJ Degree. All sojournipg companions
and Companions of Signet Chepser are COR
daily iUsited to attend, by order of IL P.
j. Tilt HERMAN JACOBY, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
.EissONAL.

U,HE BEST PLACES FOR STORAGE, 523
East First street. Pacific Storage and
Commission Co. my 11-3m
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To ExCHANG

OOQ ACRES RENNyILLE CO., MINI; $50
OZU acres Cheyenne co, Neb.. or other good
Eastern property for / business or residence
imt proved property here. VIII pay cash differ
ence. McCARTY'5 CALIFORNIA LAND Of
FICE, 8 N. Main st. je1O ~
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BUSINESS CHANCE.
FINANCIAL.

CoIN TALKS. AND TEELE WILL SELL
| Won lots for $3.50 close ia that ia.t fall wera
selling at $500. Oiice-Foft and Second sts.
ie1O 1t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

NOTICE TO srOcKHOLDERs-THE REGV..
IN lar annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Alhambra Addition Water Company will
be held at the Office OF the company ct the san
Gabriel Winery, San Gabriel, Cal, on Tuesday,
June IL, 1888, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
FoR RENr-ROUsEs.

n. Agency. Reliable, sy ystematic, prompt.
Cor. Second and Fort. Has the following list
Of houses for rent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

may McCoNNELL'S CURE FOR CATARRH.
i This t. sure cure, or no pay. MCCONNELL
d MERwIN, 1917 N. Main st. 10 1t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

mately carried out at the polls this fall
the Prohibition vote will lose the Repub
lican party any one Of the four doubtful
States, without any Democratic gains,
and the Democratic pluralities in these
States will stand as under:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
sUmMEn isEsoRrs

NPEND THE HEATED TERM AT THE POP
- ular Santa Fo Springs health resort, formerly
Fulton Wells, IL miles from LOS Angeles. Hot
sulphur biths good mineral water and excel
lent hotel; low rates; good table Take Whit
tier branch s. =. Il. K. Cheap fare. my2' BOT
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

IL side lots for the next ten days at 80 ! er
cent. from boom prices. TEELE, Fort and Sec
SITS. 1elOU
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

nIvURCE AND CRIMINAL LAW A SPECI-
IL atty. W. W. HOLCOMB, Attorney, II
Temple street Room IL my29-t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

The probable vote Of the Prohibition
ticket in the iour States at the coming
election-based upon the increase from
1884 to 1867 and upon the estimated
total veto of 250 00O will h. as follows.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-29

several States is repressed. 1t is one Of
the great missions of the Republican party
to secure to every voter living under the
American flag the unqualified exercise of
the right of suffrage. This sentiment is
undoubtedly exercising an important in
fiuence in the present campaign"
General Porter next takes up the civil
service reform question and shows that the
high hopes Mr.. Cleveland awakened have
not been realized concerning the reform
OF the civil service, and adds: 1t must be
generally conceded that these promises
made to the ear have been broken to the
hope. Perhaps no one who has ever held
the office of President has ever been more
active, more dictatorial and more unre-
strained in shaping State and National
| Conventions with view to a re nomina-
| ton. Civil service reform has become a
nlockery and by-word. The number of
political crimes committed under its name
! is second only TO those once committed
under the name of liberty in France. Not
only has a clean sweep been made of the
most experienced of the public officers
who were appointed under Republican
administrations, so that it is rare thing
to find even village postofflce in which a
change has not been made, but the success
sors, as a general rule, have been open to
serious criticism and well-founded obiec-
ton. Foreign appointments have con
| sisted largely Of men who have been satu-
rated with the doctrine of secession. and il
is mortifying thing to the loyal people
of this country to find representatives, Off
cially accredited by the Government and
supposed to represent the national senti-
ment, explaining to the people of other
lands that in the great struggle for ma
tional existence, the South was right and
that consequently the North must have
been wong. 1t favors too much of the
latter days of Mr.. Buchanan's administra-
tion." He concludes that these things are
| gaining large accessions daily for the Re-
| publican ranks, and that there will be a
sweeping victory for that party in No
vember. General Rarrison's personal
popularity, the tariff question and the SEN
timent prevailing in Indiana in favor Of
electing President from that State, which
has never yet had President, will, with
out doubt, carry Indiana. Connecticut is
a large manufacturing State and there is
not much apprehension that it will not be
carried by the Republicans this year,
New Jersey will go Republican unless the
Prohibitionists draw too large vote from
the Republican ranks which is not likely
New York, while some time ago regarded
as doubtful State seems now to offer al
encouraging chance in favor of the RepUb'
ican party.