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s,,w.,i.. a, Saratoga.

sAnAroO,, y. Y, Aug ll.-summarcs
Of today's mccg
Fint Race Thrcc.iourihs Of mile.
Starters. Yum Yum, Jaubcri, My Mary
land, gclding. lloi dOr l1yclacc, Leo II,
Yum Yum won In i.l6, leo II Scconl,
Jaubcrt third.
Second Race The United States hotel
stakes, mile and fourth. Starters Badgc.
Ballston, .JoscphI Alexandra, Young
Sweep, Jack Cocks Ballston Won 10 . 10,
Badge second, Alexandria third.
Third Race Kentucky stakes. three
iourths Of q mile. Starters Tho linnc,s'
Monsoon, Blue Rock, Come To- law,
Long Dance, Long Street The lioncss
Won in ILL, Blue Rock second, Monsoon
third.
Fourth Race --Milc aud onc.cighih.
Starters. Bonnie, Prose. Prose Won IN
1850.
Fifth Raco-Milc Starters Auslricnna,
Royal Arch, Una u, White, Cray Cloud,
Donald. Maia, Maorin, Della Maih won
in iIlI, Royal Arch second, Della third
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~. ro..d . Dynamite Bomb.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Aug. ll.-About noon 70.
day q man, brcatblcss with fast running,
entered The Dcsplaines street police sta
ton. lie carried dynamite bomb which
he deposited with the sergeant Il WIS
made Of gas pipe about six inches long and
furnished with fuse. Mr.. Bennett, the
man who found the explosive, was the
one who brought Il TO the station. liz
discovered II in his smelling works Ia
South Canal street, and lac thinks II was
placed there bysOmo one who wished iOI
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The Ua,aeids aud urcoys Fleeing.

CnAHLEsT0V, ". Va, Aug H. Inior.
nation has reached here that four of the
Hatfield. Mccoy gang are working their
way through the mountains Of West Viz.
ginin toward the Norfolk 4 Western
railroad. II Is claimed that their intention
IL Ia take n train 1T some point west ol
Roanoke for Washington and thence pro
coed north Ia some locality where they
will be- beyond danger Of pursuit The
Roanoke oilicrrh have an accurate dcscrip.
ton ui the men, aud, ~ the government "
Kentucky has offered reward ui $1,000
each for them, II IL believed that they will
shortly be- arrested, They are desperate
men aud Willnotbo taken without trouble
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marked improvement is already manifest.
John Kerr joined us today. More of the
boys will probably drop in before Sunday.
The Milwaukee Light Artillery is to spend
Sunday here, and the Chicks will escort
them from the depot Our entire party is
charmed with the magnificent country,
reasonable rates for everything, glorious
weather. fine drives, fishing bathing and
boating The fact is, il is proving to he a
fine trip all round, and those who could
not come with us have our sympathy, for
they are missing the trip OF the season
"Cutps -
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Maine Preparing for Biaine.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. ll.-Extensiye
preparations are being made here for tho
reception Of Mr.. Blaine on Tuesday even
ing The procession cscoriing Mr.. Blaine
TO his residence will pass under an arch
spanning State street, south Of the Augusta
house, and bearing on iis front the words,
"welcome home" formed Of gus Jets.
Judge W. Whitehousc will deliver the adj
dress Of welcome, 10 which Mr.. Bloinc
will respond. The grand stand for tho
speaking has been built ON Mr. Blaine's
lawn. A large number Of club orgnniza-
tons and delegations Of citizens from va.
fious parts Of the State will take part In
the reception, which II expected 81 draw
10 Augusta the biggest crowd ever seen
here. The special car Of General Manager
Tucker, Of the Maine Central railroad, has
been sent 20 Boston for the Use Of Mr..
Blaine and his family. The party expects
10 arrive here about 7.l5 o'clock.
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-. 900 q, Green,Iiie.

Special bisIaith a. The Appeal,
GREEVynlE, Miss, Aug ll.-Soon after
. O'Clock last night the town was put In q
state Of great excitement boy the outbreak
Of a Ere In Mrs. McCutchcn's residence.
The FIRE department, under the direction
Of the new volunteer organization, was
promptly on the spot aud did excellent
service, but scarcity Of water sally inter.
frrrrd with their efforts. Fortunately
there was little Or no wind blowing. The
lire was eventually gotten under control
after the above residence and that of Mrs.
Nurse were entirely destroyed. Both were
insured. Damage, 5000.
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Rain cause, . Railroad Accident.

CoiUNnts, Ca, Aug. IL An unpfccc-
dcntcd rainfall occurred here yesterday
afternoon and resulted Ia peculiar acct.
dent. A freight train on the Mobile &
Girard railroad, coming into the city,
struck sand bank six inches deep. The
engine WIS turned over and four cars tclc-
scopod. The boiler Of the engine cx.
ploicd, making tremendous noise
Strange Ia say, Engineer Hoffman escaped
with slight scald-, and Fireman Poker
with q dislocatcl shoulder. The rain.
iall. within AN hour. WIS 33J inches
Lightning struck the flagstaff Of the Expo.
aition building and shattered the stat
without doing further damage.
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THE DEADLOCK uNBRoKEN.

Bolivar County Democrats still In Ses.
sion-Wilkes Won't Come out.
Special Dispatch To The Appeal
BolrvNH, Tenn, Aug IL The last bal
lot in the Legislature convention today re-.
suited: Wilkes 90 Manson -. The
Manson men proposed today To leave the
question Of nominee 10 primary election,
hut il was voted down 10y the wilkes men.
Wilkes lost over a vote In tnday's ballot.
ing The convention, nj $50 o'clock, al.
jouncd To 10 o'clock Monday. II IL certain
that neither oi the above candidates can
be- nominated, but the Wilkes men NJ,
afraid to turn loose the delegations which
are instructed Tor him, which they would
do by Withdrawing him.
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AN OLD aRuDaE SETTLED
By one OF the Principals Seriously
Wounding the Other.

By One OF the Principals Seriously
WoundinR the other
Special Dispatch To The Appeal
HELENA, Ark, Aug. News was re-
ccivcd here late yesterday evening Of a
shooting allmy, that may prove fatal, that
occurred yesterday evening ut Barton in
this county MIR. Abe Hudson, constable
Of Spring Creek township, was the victim.
lie aud Scott Chaplinc, the party who did
the shooting, were ON bad terms about
some Of the formers official conduct.
Chaplinc claims that Hudson was pcrsc.
cutting him and his family by nrrcsting
him aud the several members Of his fam
lily for petty oilcnscs and putting them to
an the trouble hc could. aud that he
(Chapincl had on different occasions
tried 10 conCiiatc Hudson and attempted
TO heal the differences between them, but
10 no avail aud, driven Ia desperation,
he shot him yesterday in the breast, the
ball passing ont near the shoulder blade.
The wound is quite serious Chaplino
has not vet surrendered himself, but IL
thought that hc will do ~, ~ hc has the
reputation Of being very pcaCcablc aud
law.abiding citizen.
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AIlrhi MrIrhiIIrhi.

Dulrrrn, MINI, Aug ll.-Billy Lynn,
hight weight champion Of Colorado, and
John Cash, " Chicago, fought last night
for $500 and entire receipts. The contest
was marked by good fighting throughout.
The Grst three rounds were In Cash's
favor. but IN the last two the tables we're
iururI and Lynn administered consider.
ablc punishment, knocking his man out
M tlc beginning Of the fifth.
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MARION COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
rho Principal Nominations Are White

rho Principal Nominations Are White
Some Colored.
Special pispnioh io The Appeal
MAmoN, Arb, Aug. 1.-THE Rcpubli
can convention, all colorcd, met here TO-
day and nominated the following county
ticket III Sanders, white, for sheriff; j.
H. Williams, white, for circuit and probate
Judge. +. J. O'laughlin, white, for coun.
clerk; Stephen James, white, for trcasu-
rcr A. T.. Augustus, colorcd. for repre-
sentative; James Thompson, colurcd, for
assessor Sam Finley, colored, for cofo.
ncr; III Chcatham, white, ior prescott.
ing attorney.
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OUR SOLDIER BOYS.
The Tour of the Ohickasaw Guards.
Their Pleasant Experiences on tho
Way to Oconomowoc.
Everybody Glad to See Them, and
to Welcome Them.
The Daily Round of Delight at
Camp Dick Wright.
Boating, Fishing, Yachting, Dancing
and Drilling - one Entertainment
Crowds Upon Anothor-R
of the Trip.
srccinl Corrcnondcncc Of nm Arrcnl.

Special Correspondence Of The Appeal.
CAM plyN WRIGHT, !
OcoNoMowoC, Wis Aug {, 1858.
II was not long after hidling good
bye TO the friends who escorted us
to the train in Memphis before we,
OF the Chickasaw Guams, were all
comfortably located in the three sleep.
ers chartered for our party. As the party
was composed entirely OF tho Chicks and
there friends It goes without saving that
all were soon enjoying themselves in the
happy manner peculiar TO all entertain.
mcnts given by the company. No more
congenial crowd than this ever lett Mem.
phis ON pleasure bent. Each aud every
one proved a hoct in himself, aud all We'd
with each other to make the trip pleasant,
the success OF which will probably be far
better described by hediilcrcnt members
during their conversation around the tables
in the reading-room OF the club, sitter Tues
day night drills. ID. G. Brady, southern pas
srngcr agent OF the Chicago, Milwaukee
Il st. Paul railroad, who Joined our party
at Memphis, proved 10 BE- one OF the best
story tcllcrs, and had mnumurable good
ones concealed about his person, which ho
brought out before Chicago was reached
Owing to the burning % bridge, about
100 miles north OF Louisville, our special
train was delayed three or four houn, and
We did not reach Chicago until too late 10
accept OF the generous hospitality ten.
dcrcd by the Palmer house. but were
transferred directly to tho Milwaukee road
and into three elegant chair ear, provided
10y that road Tor us. supper OF which the
following was the menu, was served In the
palatal dining ear:
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OBITUARY.


Special Dispatch ~ The APPEAL
JACKSON, Tenn, Aug ll.-Mrs Sarah
4 Hays, wife Of Judge Il. J. Hays, died
at her home, in this city, last night, after
brief illness Mp,. Hays has been
teaching Ia the Memphis Conference Fc-
male institute, this city, for moro than
twenty ycars aud her place in the school
will be- hard Ia nm.
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MiIIinn IL nnIInr

wtNcursrru, Va, Aug. IL William
H. Baker, the owner Of extensive rolling.
mills, aud president Of the Shenandoah
Valley National bank, died ut his resi-.
dcncc here this morning. lie WIS we'll
known throughout the south, and In
northern, eastern aud western cities.
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Inr I.nII, We nlIIcn rIEhL

BAltiMonr, Md, Aug. ll-M o'clock
this morning near Washington, d. O.,
Pc,o Ially, champion light weight Of
Maryland. was defeated by Jim McMillen,
the English light weight, IN twcniy.thrcc.
rounds. The battle was for purse OF
500. with skin.tight gloves, Marquis "
Quccnsbury rulos
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some reason to destroy his property. A
thorough investigation will be made to
discover possible by whom or for what
reason the bomb was placed where il was
f,pnI
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A SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
An Unfortunate Engireer Gradually
Squeezed TO Death.


Squeezed TO Death.
CmcAGo, ILL.,, Aug. IA dispatch from
Denver, Col. says A singular accident
happened yesterday on the Denver, Utah
4 Pacific railway, near Garfield, in Boul-
der county. At that point a tack runs
direct 10 the Mitchell coal mine. The
grade is very steep, aud II is customary TO
shift loaded coal ears TO the main train
without the assistance Of an engine. Yes.
tcrlay the engineer Of the passenger train,
upon approaching the branch track, stopped
and whistled ~ usual lie hal just started
his engine again and reached the crossing,
when the heavily laden ears descending
the grade dashed directly into the engine.
The locomotive was dcmilcd, and, ~ II
fell. Engineer George Hopkins was carried
beneath IL. The lever pinned him 10 the
ground, gradually squeezing him to death,
although with not sufficient force 10 crush
any bones. The fireman was also badly
injured, but was spirited away by the OIL.
cials oi the road. Had the accident &C.
CURED a minute later, closely packed
passenger car would have been wrecked,
doubtless with most serious and disastrou.
rpsulta
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rasco,, Ass,n-u,s AIRES, sesra, Hand.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Aug. IA local paper
SAYS Last night detective told q 10.
porter that the police expected 10 arrest
Tascott, the murderer Of Millionaire Amos
J. Smell, within ioHy-cight hour. Three
days ago Inspector BonGcld left town. II
was given out that ho had gone 10 Colo.
RADIO for recreation. A dispatch from
Denver yesterday said that ho had arrived
there In company with two friends The
names Of the inspectors friends could not
be obtained nj police headquarters, but a
reporter learned that two officers had dis.
appeared from the city about the time the
inspector left, Two weeks ago Bonheld
expressed confidence that lac would yet
bring 1tpc0tl 10 the gillows, aud said hc
had strong hopes Of laying his hands on
him before many months. At the same
time be stated that Tascotts relatives had
been closely watched aud II there was any
communication between them aud the
murderer, the police would surely learn Of
H. The inspector also said that lac be
levcd that 1ascott was still on the cont
ncnt, and that he was hiding some where
In the mining districts or on some ramoic
cattle ranch
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Minnc.nin Irnn Rcnnr,..

ST. PAuf, MINI, Aug. II. Crop reports
90 the PiOH,er Prs agree that the cold
wet weather prevailing m the northwest
during the past week has retarded the
growth Of wheat. and will DELAY harvest.
ing, already fortnight late While some
wheat has been cut in southern Mime.
sofa aud Dakota, the general harvest
along the Manitoba and Northern Pacific
roads will not be- under way before the
10Th or 18th, and In places a week later.
In tho Devils lake region wheat will not
be harvested before September /. Re.
ports oi frost In this region have boon
much exaggerated, aud any damage yet
done il triiling Damage 10y wind, rain
anl hail las been local aud limited in
area The crop In Goodhuc county, MINI,
has been quite ruined 10y chinch bugs,
and there IN only slight damage In few
other places. While II Is yet early to csti.
mate The crop, Il is thought Il will at least
be- an average one.
Hay has suffered from the beating rains.
but all correspondents report corn in fine
condition. chilling rain has been fall.
ing all day, but the signal service reports
fair aud warmer weather north and west.
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J "And this Is true Of nations ne well as
individuals. What constitutes the great
difference between the wars OF antiquity
and our recent warsf The war OF the
olden times was followed by subjUgation
and bondage in the train Of our great
struggle came reconciliation and freedom.
Alexander the Great waded through the
blood Of his fellow man. BY the sword he
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telegram vas leceiyed,

telegram Nas received.
And again on Thursday morning
when kilograms came in confirming all
that had been received the town went
wild. Iioarse from the cheering of the
day previous the boys resorted to tin
horns to express their enthusiasm.
Crowds were loaded onto drays and
driven about town spreading the news.
a company of fifty blowing tbs horns
marched through, around and over the
town visiting every business house and
many private residences where they
We're well received. The enthusiasm is
prevailing. absorbing, infectious, in
satiable, inexhaustible, Is still undated
and promises to demoralize business
for several days. Everybody is glaa
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-11-01

klOWn W llldily VI our cltlZellS, WHO,
together with his excellent reputation,
secured for him the verdict shown in
eHr table.
y. W. Macy Is elected Judge in the
district by handsome majority,
though the exact figures may not be
obtained at this time
The victory in the countyis decided.
1t establishes the fact that Audubon is
safely in the republican line. The ma
jOrity is reliable. has asserted itself
IN the last three elections, and may be
depended upon in the future.
All of the county officers brOngh per,
sonal and oiiicia! worth to the canvass
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from the county as prompted them to
great rejoicing over the county ticket.
A vehicle was despatched to tho resi-
dencl Of SulnlYisor Armstrong and he
was carried bodily to the headquarters
toreceive congratulations, Messrs. Vail
Hanna and Viewer were treated like
wise and for all the crowd cheered It.
self hoarse. Republicans were taken
from places Of business or from the
crowd, carried on the shoulders of
friends and hoisted to pedestal to re-
main while the company uttered three
cheers. sfociai attention Was given to
Old Tippecan0es and to stalwarts of
which later we have hundreds, 1t was
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of the second district is the only one
left to impersonate llawkeye democ-
racy on the Potomac. Against him
McManus made gallant fight, though
hopeless from the first,
The entire republican State ticket is
elected by overwhelming majorities.
Railway Commissioners Smith and
Campbell are elected by nearly $1,000
majority, but Mahin has only about
5000. The opposition centered its
forces against the latter, but were van
pushed.
The Hon. Joseph r. Reed is elected
IN this district by Il majority of more
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How the News was Received in Audi
bon. - Headquarters Thronged
by an Enthusiastic Com

The Republican Headquarters imme-
diately east of the Walker House have
been scene of excitement and enthus-
iasm since 5 p. m. Teusday. The des-
patches of that evening from the first
We're of an encouraging nature and con-
iirmed the expectations Of the hundreds
who had devoted their energies for a
day or for months to secure the election
of republican candidates. They re.
inicAl syiih mnlnra tom and ut n Late
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-11-01
Whose First Presidential Ballot
Was for Ben Harrison.

The following young men of Leroy
township cast their first presidential
sate for Hapsisor ana Moftan and to
thom much Of the credit is due for maxi
ing Audubon county one Of the solid
republican counties Of Iowa. Nine
tenths of these young men cast clear
and straight republican ballot and it
will be a day ever to he remembered
and cherished that IN tbs prime pi their
young manhood they east their first
ballot In the cause of free and honest
government, of morality and temuer.
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A GRAND VICTORY !

The result of the general election held
last Tuesday is such as to crafty every
republican reader. The free trade
fallacy is banished from American poll
tics for score of years at least. The
man of destiny has been vetoed, and
that ideal creature. the star eyed god
dess of reform is eligible to courtship
by one more faithful than Grover
Cleveland. Destiny is overwhelmed by
the will of the people.
Harmony among republicans i'm the
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AUDUBON COUNTY, - III VIC bint'"' Nouit'
To all Whom, may CoacrrB--Tdke Notice:
That there Was filed in .hesri,;ga O. ,h s,a.s A,
the district gsiurt az Aiittini, o,il,nty, OH THE
day 81 octaber, A. ~, isss. az instrllinelit,iil
Testament 81 msry Ann Raker s late \" saI
county, deceased. wsts produced and publicly
read and that the 81 day Of the january
term of said court to be holden on tile
I'D day january A. d. 1889, at the
court house In Audubon aforesaid, has
h be fixed for proving said WI. sud aus Syles
!. NJ 81 ne IGI GL3kG htGitigHcdi. all ldfSaiS
apl,oar IN sail court, and saw cause II any they
have, Why said instrument should not he prolatcl
and allowed as aud for the last WIN and Test,-
nient Of the said deceased.
Dated, AlltDDl DNt Ot.lDg: 2it'l, \ D. 1873.
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New Jersey shows democratic gain
and rolls up a majority for Cleveland
of over 1000.
Indiana. the home of our next presi-
deaf gives him majority OF more than
four thousand. This alone is a grand
victory for our candidate, as the cppo-
sition made its greatest efforts among
the IIoosiers.
California is safely republican thus
refuting the Misrepresentation made
as 10 iIarrison's position on the Chinese
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The Verdict Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, tcstifes:
can commend Electric Bittcrs as the very best
remedy. Every hottie has given relief In every
ease. One man took six bottles, and was cured
OF rheumatism of 10 wears standing Abraham
sci!ils n.r'hCihe' / itfte ttth laii0tea uiilIysl
years, tS!sieace, Ia EGtltie tiirteps. rihns;inds
OF others h;ve added their testimony, so that
the verdict II unanno,s that Electric BitterS do
cnre all diseases or the liver, kidney or blood
Only half dollar a hnttlr at 4 Ii R.aIa.rts Z.
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gans We're undermined and death seemed i'm
mincnt. For three months she colighed inces-
sanity and could not sleep. She bought Of us u
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption and was so much relieved on taking
the first dose that she slept all nigh; and With
S "aS,n 'i.S as a is a Illus ' %r,s w l'er
Hamrick 4 Ca, Ut shelby, n. t,--liet a trial
bottle free at A. VI. Roberts & Co.'S. drug store.
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vote III NuutlDOn County Wltn SatlS-
faction.


THE Yankee idea is that if England
strikes us for a trade she must pay
a niue na,.t.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-11-01

THE American people put on their
home made clothes and voted for the
perpetuation of American industries.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-11-01

the opposition centralized its flraes
against them. They each have good
majoritles over the national ticket.
The township ticket WAS elected
throughout.
Let us all rejoice next Saturday over
the grand victory of the whole ticket,
for the triumph OF the American idea
and on Nov. 10Th return deyout thanks
to the Throne which controls the des-
unies OF ALI nationa.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-11-01

AUDUBON county has reliable re-
publican majority. The party is a
united and happy family.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
INCLUDING;

INCLUDING
PUMPS, FEED GRINDERS, CORN
SlIELLEl,s, TANNING MILLS,
PLOWS, ETC, ETC.
We have some special bargains and shall he
pleased to show stock and prices 70 all who call
at our ware rooms on North Washington street.
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--ss,s - ;

TIE Goth inst. has been designated as
Thanksgiving Day. The people will
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future hope.
Republican gains are shown in all
northern states
The following table shows the cleo
toral votes given to Harrison and Nor
ton