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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
CALIFORNIA.
rbe compIe.lon OF tho Legislature.

sAS FRAScrsoo, Cal, Nov. s.-The Alta
(Democratic) this morning has a summary
VI the vote on the Legislative ticket which,
including Senators who hold over from
last session, will make the next Legislature
stand ~ follows Senate, 32 Democrats,
N Republicans; Assembly, 80 Democrats
IL Republicans, thus giving the Democrats
a majority Of three on joint ballot
There j. q vacancy Ia one Senatorial Dis
trict caused by the death Of a Republican
Senator week ago
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COLOR ADO.
Everything Republican.

DESvER, Col, Nov. s.-Rotuns from
outside are coming exceedingly slow. Tho
BpuHio1n this morning claims the State
BY 1850 majority, which II correct Is a
Republican gain over Blaino's majority In
1884 Of 5000. The Republicans also claim
every member In the Lower House anl
twenty out OF twenty-six members In the
G.uafa
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TIE AaE.IIERALp.
Tho birmingham Ago Bought by Ita
Young Contemporary.

Special Dispatch n Tho Appeal
BmuNGuAu, Ala. Nov s.--A morning
daily will make i,s appearance In Biuming.
ham tomorrow under the caption Igc. Hcr.
did This evening negotiations were con-
cludcd by Which the Herald Company yir.
tunlly bought out the Iys. The new paper
will bc published At the H,rah. building,
and no changes have been made In the
present sian oi the Herald. G. II. Yanccy
lB now editor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
NEW JERSEY.
10th PariIc. Claiming.

BELLvIDrRE, n. j., Nov. s.-Both par
ties claim the election for Congress in the
Fourth District by small plurality. The
Republicans claim n plurality Of l02 for
Voorhees, II will take the official count 10
decide the matter
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QUAY SUED.
Anna dickinson Has n Claim Against
tho National Committee.

tho National Committee.
NV YonK, Nov. s.-Anna Dickinson,
tho lecturer and actress, has begun suit In
the Supreme Court against the Republican
National Committee 10 recover -, go for
services rendered during the campaign.
She claims she WIS engaged in September
90 deliver thirty lectures Ia the West, aud
WIS lo receive sl2j ior each lecture aud
her expenses. She hasrcccived the -, 80
hut clams IL was also agreed that In the
event oi llnrrs1n's election she was to
receive s5.OUD. The complaint was served
ON senator Quay and his fellow committee.
men tonight
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IN. parncIi Investigation.

LoSpoS, Nov. s.-Tho rarncll Comnis-
sion spent the whole day hearing witnesses
Of ouiragcs. Mr. Harrington objected to
the Interpreter prompting lnsh witnesses,
and Justice llnnucn cautioned tho inter-
prrtcr. The police testified that q largo
force WIS occupied In protecting boycoiicd
aud threatened tenants.
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Goc. pcmocrn,Ic b, %, 600.

81. Loris, Mo-, Now S.-Complclc rc-
turns from eighty Of the ia counties In
the State, and partial returns and adyices
from the remainder. show that Cleycland's
plurality will be about 5000. aud that Of
Francis, for Governor, about 1900. 81.
Louis complete gives Cleveland, 25,6ll;
Harrison, Jl,OlS; Francis, q, 1907; Kimball,
SO. $50,
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tmIrr,,Iou 10 AmerIen.

Rour, Nov. Sin the Chamber Of Dep
utics today Signor uniniaro questioned tho
Government regarding ,hcconditon under
which emigration 10 America was effected.
lie withdrew the question upon Premier
Crispi making an explanation. but ho in
tends lo speak ON the same subject Un tho
debate Of the emigration bill.
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Hates Defeated.

ftccial Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CnArTASoooA, Tenn, Nov. Swans
(Rcpublicanj has been elected to Congress
by nearly 900 majority. lie is the first
Republican from this district In sixteen
years II is said that his election will be
contested on the ground that Il WIS So
rupd by the votes Of NONRESIDENT nc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09

QurESsrowN, Now s.--Moriarty, who
was arrested on tho arrival Of the Caialo-
mia yesterday from Boston, Tor having IN
his possession a revolver aud some ammu-
nlion. was today sentenced 10 pay q hno
OF so or 10 be imprisoned one month.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
GEOR .IA.


ArL,SrA, Ga. Nov s-The returns Of
sho recent Gubcmatorial election were
opened before the Legislature today. Gov.
Gordon received i22, ,7Sj, With not much
more than 400 against him.
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Ihr nri.nrr Mn. lust.

MApRip, Nov. s.. The Spanish Governs
ment will not protest agailsi the seizure
Of the Spanish schooner Oracle by United
States rcvonuc cutter, admitting that tho
eoizufc was lust
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cie,eiand.. Plurality a.itL

WuMN0roS, Del, Nov. S.-Cleyclands
plurality in the State Is 3,lH. Congress-
man Pennington (Dcmocmt) Is reelected
by over Q, 100 plurality. The next Legs.
laturc will stand: senate Democrats, Z,
Republicans, 2. llousc-Dcmocrats, Z;
Republicans, IL, giving the Republicans a
majority Of two on joint ballot
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IInr,Icmnn's OnlIeInI Vote,

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BcLiyAR, Tenn, Nov s.-Tho official
vote Of llarloman County Is ns follows
Cleveland, l,S03, Harrison, l,07O. Taylor,
l.Sg7, Hawkins. 1855, Phclnn, l,sl0;
Eaton, 1859. Canthcn, Banhill aud
Siainback, Democratic candidates for the
J., gislaturc, carry the county by 90 ma
iofity
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NEVADA.
ua,y,sop ce,. the ne., q, M.

sAS FRAScrsco, Cal, Nov. s-Retuns
from the State Of Nevada, as far ns counted,
give Harrison i,Ii3, Cleveland !. .l32. Con.
grcss The returns ~ far ~ counted give
Bariine (Rcpublican) i,l05 and Cassidy
lDemocratl 3, li3.
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VIRGINIA.
A CITY ,,oara Arrcs,c,t.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. S..-United States
Commissioner Peasants has arrested the
City Board OF Commissioners OF Election
OF Richmond for refusing TO allow United
States Supervisors to be present at the
count Of the vote today
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Ernnrr Mnn,. q Navy.

PARIS, Nov. Sin the Chamber OF Dep
utics today NJ. Drcylus moved that tho
l2,O0,0O0i asked by the Government to
iortiiy the harbos Of Prest and Chcrbourg
be spent in building cruisers and torpedo
vessels. Tho German and Italian navics,
he said, were superior TO the French navy,
and the German Government was about
to demand 100000, Doom TO build more
vessels.
Admiral Krantz. Minister Of Marine,
said that when the Germans demanded
that amount hc would demand similar
sum. Applause. The French navy
should not be- underestimate. The year
1889 would sec Il in respectable condi-
ton.
NJ. Drcyius withdrew his motion.
NJ. Dorian moved 10 reduce the estimate
for naval supplies by l,bOO. OOOf
Admiral krantz opposed the motion,
urging that the full amount was necessary
in order 20 complete the storing Of coal.
The budget Committee accepted the mo-
ton, whcrcupon Admiral kfantz said that
lac should regard IL ~ u mark Of want II
confidence. This declaration caused great
excitement, aud NJ. Dorian Withdrew his
motion and declined 10 participate any
further In the debate.
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nIaks'- AppoIu,men, Condemned.

BRisnANE, Nov h-Iho Premier has
sent cable dispatch TO the Queensland
agent In England, saying that the appoint
mcnt OF Gov. Blake, OF Newfoundland, TO
the Goycnou,l,ip OF Queensland las cx-
cited general anger and wonder. Ey-
Premier Griiliths agrees with tho Premier
In condomning the appointment. Last
month tho Governor there urged the En-
glish Government, privately. 10 submit tho
name Of the proposed new Governor be-
fore the appointment was made. Lord
knutiord replied that Il was impossible
TO allow the Colony Minister 10 shoulder
the responsibility Tor the nomination.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
The I.andnn ,lInhr.

LONDON, Nov. s--Thc Globe says
President Cleveland has no, gained any
thing by iu6Aing with tho fisheries ques'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09

The Majority Isti'nsied nj $4,000.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JAcEsoS, MisS.. Nov. s.-J. G. Kyle,
,haifnan Of tho Democratic State TX.
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7es. Fisk, So ISan CJoaquin, Harrison,
isis; Cleveland, 2,S3S; Fisk, 2S5; Curtis,
40.
In 1884 the vote was; Contra Costa
County, Blaine, l,496; Cleveland, l,ll4.
Marin, Blaine. $751; Cleveland, 72S. Napa,
Blaine, l,595; Cleveland, 1850; SaCra.
mento, Blaine, 4,36s; Cleveland 2,66S.
san Banito, Blaine, 5Si; Cleveland, 6S2,
San joaquin, Blaine, 8O55, Cleveland,
$500.
The count Of Al, ACE votes in this city out
of total Of 1870 gives Harrison 200O7
and Cleveland 2l, ,455.
The Republican state Committee csti'
mates that the Democratic plurality in
this city will be about b,0OO, hut contend
that the outside counties will furnish q
Republican plurality Of llOOa, and that
the Republican electoral ticket will be
elected by 5000 plurality.
NJ. ii. Deloung, chairman ot tho sub
committee OF the National Executive Com
mittce, telegraphcd 20 Chairman Quay last
night that all tho Pacific Coast States had
gone for Harrison, and California particu-
larly by rising vote of 5000
The Examiner editoria,ly claims that
California is still in doubt and probably
Democratic.
The Chronicle says: ave think we are
entirely safe in saying California has gone
Republican by from 1000 to 1900"
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Tic Vote I'm san Francisco.

SAN FRANclsco, CAL, Nov S-lato this
afternoon the count had been completed
in lag precincts in this city out OF total
OF l76, and the result is MS follows Glove.
land, %, ,0G6; Harrison, 26, ,ll6.
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'FSULT ny STATES.

The returns received show the follow
ing as the electoral vote in the next col
- 10:
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-03-17
A Reprieve for the Con-
demned.

Wretched men and women long con-
dcmned to suffer the tOrtures Of dyspep-
sia, are filled with new hope after few
doses of HOstetter's Stomach Bitters.
This budding hope blossoms into the
fruition of certainty, if the bitters is per-
sisted in. 1t brings a reprieve to all dys-
peptics who seek its aid. Flatulence.
heartburn, sinking at the pit of the sto-
mach between meals, the nervous tre-
mors and insomnia of which chronic in
digestion is the parent, disappear with
their hateful prOgenitOr. Most benefi-
cient of stOmachics! who can wonder
that in so many instances it awakens
grateful eloquence in those who bene'
fitted by it speak voluntarily in its be-
half. 1t requires graphic pen to des
cribe the torments Of dyspepsia, but il
MANY of the testimonials received by th'
proprietors of the Bitters, these are pOr.
trayed with vivid truthfulness. Con
stipation, billiousnesS, muscular debilit.
malarial fevers and rheumatism are re
lievedihy it
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Local Lights.

b. Audibert is in love with the belle
of Anderson.
There was white frost Wednesday
morning.
We had quite cold spell of weather
the beginning of this week.
Would have known of DR.. DrOmgoOle's
English Female Bitters years ago; after
ten years of torture with terrible female
disease, a few bottles cured me.
Letter from patient.
Mrs. NJ. Bienvenu has received this
week. a fine assortment of fancy and
millinery goods.
Mr.. Auguste Guirard sent this week. to
friends and relatives, residing in Kansas
and Iowa, some peaches and plums the
size of an ordinary marble.
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In the northern section the heavy
rains. low temperature, deficiency of
sunshine, AMI killing frost of the eth;
combined, have made the farmers rather
despondent. The preparation Of the soil
has been greatly retarded by this unfa-
vOrable combination of the elements and
planting Of cotton will as consequence
be delayed with their planting until
April.
An excess in the rainfall in the cen
trail portion of State for the past week
has been unfavorable to rap idity ih out
door work, although blowing and plan
ting is being carried forward.
Cane planting continues in the south
ern portion of the State; Some slight
damage is reported to young cane plants
by the frost of the 9TH. which also DANA
ged fruit blossoms to some extent:
r. +. Kerkam
Signal Corps
Director.
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Town Talk Says:

That druggists have 4 weakness fot
Brown.
That they both had dudist appear
ance.
That he will soon join the benedicts:
That he went to Cades and saw her
safely off.
That that railroad man does not like 4
"trio''
That he did not like that visit Of Sun:
day last, but She enjoyed 1t.
That some of the boys neglect their
girls.
That orange blossoms will soon perl
fume the air.
That that young druggist will travel
up Main street now. No wonder!
That two charming young ladies
loaded the post Office with valentines.
That that yonng lawyer stands at the
corner, solid as rock.
That when two young men meet a
young lady selection must take place:
That she said all the girls are sorry
because they thought he had gohe for
good.
That he will give the rescdet bran
new two dollar certificate when he meets
him.
That the girls ought to give their ser
vices and take parts in the entertain.
ments to be given after Easter:
That the old maids of this town should
hurry up, and avail themselves of the
leap year.
That the boys should not dodge the
girls because they have contributions
lists; unless they be towards.
That that young lawyer says Corsi-
cana is too dull a place for his lively
ambition.
That a certain young man Of this
town has such a warm heart, that he
has to keep a foot thermometer to keep
a record of its warmth.
That those young man who visit on the
, other side of the bridge only when there
, is girl from Lafourche, were given
/: pointer. Good.
! That when You feel hdngry 6 ginge
cakes will have wonderful effect II Ia
ken one after the other, and about
glass of water for each plank.
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Did You ever?

W. II. Revels, NJ. D., of Baltimore, Nd,
SAYS: u have been in the practice of me-
dicine for over eighteen years. but never
have seen the equal of Hodges Sarsa-
parlilla. 1t has worked miracles here in
curing Rheumatism and Scrofula. Have
almost come to the conclusion that |
cannot practice without it." Sold by all
druggists.
Mr.. S. Valery Martin request us to
state that although he was not candi-
date at the late primary election for re-
commcndation to the Democratic Cover
nor. if elected, for appointment as Asses
sor, believing tnat said primary election
in so far as the appointive officers are
concerned, was premature. respectfully
thanks the voters of the 2nd. and other
wards for their complimentary votes.
Mr.. Martin, who is surveyor, is a
competent and an efficient officer and
has discharged the duties OF his office to
the general satisfaction of our people.
The Republican Parish Executive
Commmittee met here and nominated
candidates for Ward offices and dele
gates to the Judicial District Convention
They endorsed Judge Ralph DeBlan'
the present incumbent, and nominated
, r. r. Dyer for Justices of the Peace, ant
%. Halphen Jr. and S. z. Daniel TO
Constables.
, R.R. Dyer and Edgar WoOdley ar
the delegates to the Judicial Distric
Convention.
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| Told You so.

Mr.. f. A. Ireland, of Breen, Phillips &
Co. Nashville, Tenn, says: u was afflic-
ted with Piles for twenty years, and l
tried every remedy offered me; finally
used the Ethiopian Pile Ointment. 1t
gave me instant relief, and has effected
permanent cur" Sold by all druggists.
The Belle of Anderson Whiskey is the
best. Audibert keeps it.
The Overseer's house on the st. John
plantation was entirely destroyed by fire
at about noon Tuesday. Mr.. j. 4. We
bre the occupant of that building saved
everything of furniture and other house.
hold goods he had in the building. The
fire was caused by defective fiue.
We received this week the first copy OF
the Progress new paper started at New
Orleans, with l.. \. Martinez as Editor
The Progress endorses the ticket headed
by Gen. Francis Il. Nichols, and advO-
Gates its election. All the employees OF
the Progress are cOlored men and Dem
ocrats and will strongly oppose the elec-
ton of Yarmouth. We place the Pro-
gress on our exchange list.
Nothing equals DR. DrOmgoOle's Englisf
Female Bitters for the cure of all female
complaints irregularities, such as leucor
rhea or whites prolapsis, green sickness
monthly supp-essiOns or excess, Mysteries
nervous debility, etc.
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Drafts on the Candidates.

Some of the dudes of this town. a dOz-
en- about, met at Mr.. Auguste Guirard' S
cake shop, and called for cakes, they are
for something like five or five'dollars and
fifty cents worth, and called for paper,
ink and pen. and gave Mr.. Guirard three
drafts for the amount, one on Sheriff
Broussard, one On \. V. V.FOurnet Clerk
of Court, and one on Judge James F..
Mouton. The drafts were paid on pre-
sentatiOn.
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Immigration.

The land owners and planters of this
parish do not care much about immigra-
ton, or anything else. There was an
immigration convention held in the city
of New Orleans, on the 9Th. inst, and
not single person from this parish. who
is interested, and who has large interests
in our uncultivated lands, attended that
convention. lAnOter similar convention
is being held in the city of Shreveport,
and the only representative from this pa
rish is Mr.. G. Greig, editor OF the Re-
yeille. none of our business men or plan
tcis are in attendance.
Are not our business people, merchants
physicians, lawyers and every body in
terested in attracting the flow of immi-
grafton to our parish, where thousands
of acres of the most fertile land of the
state is idle, anxiously waiting for the
tiller's plow to break its surface, and
Weld luxuriant and abundant crops OF
all kind.
Our business people, planters and land
owners generally, lack the energy and
enterprise to offer inducements and at
tract the attention of immigrants to oul
parish
The people of our neighboring parish
es are exerting every means in theil
power to that effect, and with the great
est success, while in reality their sol
and climate offer no better advantages
than the parish of st. Martin.
If we want immigrants to come here
we can have them as well as the Othe
parishes, but we must offer them equa
advantages, we must let them know
where we are located, what our soil cal
produce &C., and at what price our land
can be bought, and on what terms.
will our citizens and business mel
take any interest in booming this paris
and to take the necessary steps in orga
nizing an immigration association, AM
give to those who wish to locate here al
the informatiOns they may wish.
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District Convention.

The 2lst Judicial District Convention
met at New Iberia Monday, and nomina-
ted Hon. James f. MOuton, the present
incumbent, as candidate for Judge, and
Louis J. VoOrhies, as candidate for the
office of District Attorney.
The District is composed of the par
ishes of Iberia and st. Martin.
The Messenger heartily endorses the
above named candidates and the Demo
crats of both parishes will by their bal
lots on the 18th. of April next, carry
them to victory.
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Weekly Weather Crop Bull
letin of the Louisiana State
Weather Service.
New Orleans March 10th 1888.
Temperature.

Temperature.
The temperature for the past week has
been gIeatly below the verage for the
corresponding week of past eighteen
years in the northen parishes of the State;
about the average in the southern and
southwestern parishes, and about two
degrees above the average in the sonth-
eastern parishes.
Rainfall.
The rainfall has been light in the
southern and southwestern parishes;
about an average in the southeastern
portion; slightly above the average in the
central portions and an excess Of from
one to three inches throughout the north
ern portion of the State.
Sunshine.
In the sections of the State visited by
an excess of rainfall, deficiency is no
ted in the percentage Of sunshine. 4
normal percentage is reported from tn
north central parishes to the Gulf, and ;
slight excess from the southeastern par
ishes.
General Remarks.
The meteorological conditions hav
been unfovOrable to farm work durin
the week in the major portion of tn
State.
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The Dudes Know it.

Or if they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Liniment cured Big Head
in mules for W. f. Hunt, of Adairsville,
Ky. j. II. Mallorw of Forts Station. Tenn
cured his hogs of blind staggers with it.
In fact this King of Liniments is inva-
luable for man and beast, and no family
should be without it. Sold by all Drug
gists.
The pros poets for float this season is
not very encouraging to swampers and
millmcn.
Some of the planters report the seed
cane as very bad this spring, and ut some
places only half crop will be planted.
DIR. c.. r. Mayer will leave us in few
DAYS and will locate i'm New Orleans,
where he will practice his profession.
Our friend and confrere C. Greig, edi-
tor of the Reveille, who has been appoin'
ted by Gov. McEnery, delegate to the
Shreveport Immigration Convention, left
here Tuesday to attend the Convention
and left the office in charge of the 'de-
Wis
The bigger devil has taken magni.
fled air, and proclaimed himself ''chiel
boss while the little .'devil'' is satisfied
with the title of assistant chief boss
and they have run things this week quite
their own way. Nothing like the devils
to run paper independently.
B. Audibert has Just received the fines
stock of fine liquors ever received in thi
| town.
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Democratic State Ticket.

FRANCIS Il. NICHOLS of Orleans for
Governor.
JUDGE JAMES JEFFRIES of Rapidcs,
Lieutenant Governor.
HON. w. ii. PIPES, of East Eeliciana.
State Treasurer.
JUDGE WALTER III. ROGERS of Orleans
Attorney General.
Col. JOSEPH a. BREAUX of Iberia,
Superintendent Of Public Education.
Hon. o. b. STEELE of Union, present
incumbent. State Auditor.
Hon. LEONARD +. MASON of ConcOr-
dia, Secretary of State.
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After Three Years.

W. f. Walton, of Springfield, Tenn,
says: II have been suffering with Neura-
lgia in my face and heap off and on for
three years. purchased a box Of Dr.
Tanners Infallible Neuralgia Cure and
took eight of the pills. l have not felt
any symptoms of Neuralgia since it gives
me pleasure to recommend it. Sold by
all druggists.
Those who wish to have election tick
cts printed will do well to file their or
ders, as we will only order the paper we
will need, and not carry an over stock.
William Emperor of Germany diet
at $50 o'clock on Thursday morning th'
9th. at his palace, in Berlin. His sol
the crown prince has been proclaimed
Emperor of Germany with the title o
Frederick III.