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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-11

if the Democratic party stand by their
party rule he can't be defeated. | know
considerable about the situation in Ohio
this year. General Brice is making fair,
open fight for the place He is moi
using money, and will not attempt
to buy vote. l was close to Gen
eral Brice during the last national cam
paign, and 1 had the overlooking of his cor
respondenee. 1 know him to be broad,
high minded patriotic man, and don't be-
lieve he would do dishonest thing for his
own advancement or that of any one else.
He has been especially fair as to this Ohio
senatorship. He declined to announce
himself as a candidate until after the cleo
ton, and he did everything he could in aid
ing the state committee for the success of
the state ticket. know that he has done
no undetermined wire pulling for the legis-
lature, and this talk of corruption in Dem
ocratic politics comes from the Republican
papers. l can't see why they should make
a saint of Charles Foster who spent dollars
for the election of members of the Ohio
legislature in its last campaign where Cal
Brice spent cents, and don't see why
rich man hasn't as good Alright to be elected
Senator as poor man. We are Demo
Gratis and we believe in equal rights for
all"
''What kind of Senator would Brice
make!"
EIHe wn11ld 7 think he
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05


The following terms Of Court are hereby fix
DISTRICT, composed of st. Landry and Acacia.
FOR ST. LANDRY:
1. A civil term to begin Monday, January IA,
1889, and to end Saturday February 2, 1889.
q. A criminal term to begin Monday, March
IL, 1883, and 30 end Saturday, April q, 1883.
3. A civil term to begin Monday, September
2, 1889, and to end Saturday, Sept. 81, 1889.
4. A criminal term to begin Monday, Eovem-
Der 1, 1889, and to end Saturday, December z,
FOR ACADIA.
/. A criminal term to begin Monday, Febru-
AIRY II, 1889 and to end Saturday, March 2, 1889.
2. A civil term to begin Monday, May 8, 1889,
and to end Saturday, May II, 1889.
s. A criminal term to begin Monday, Oct. 7,
1889, and to end Saturday, Oct. Is, 1889.
4. A civil term to begin Monday, Dec. 9, 1859,
and to end Saturday, Dee. IA, 1889.
The Clere of the Court win enter this order
on the minutes OF the Court for the parish OF st.
Landry and post one copy thereof at the Court
to be published in the st. Landry Democrat
He win also forward q certified copy to the
Clerk of Court for Acadia, who liz hereby direct
ID to record the same in the minutes of that
Court, to post a copy in the Court room u or
the Courthouse door Of that parish, and further
to cause q copy Of to be p~ublsshesbnt the Acadis
Given in open Court at Opelousas, this 2sti
E. T. LEWIS,
Nov 10 Judge Of h e1sth Jud. Dist. La.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05
Gouisiane
Abeille de la Nile Orleans.

Abeille de la Nile Orleans.
L,annee 1888 aura n place q part
dams les annales de 10 Louisiana; Deux
fats principaux = sont d remarquer :
i. LIE iot de Immigration qui, grossis-
SAINT sans cesae, gagne peu d peu. du
fond DIES Attakapas, vers rEst, ct meme
vers 10 Nord de l'Etat; 2. L'esprit de
progress ct de reforme qui fait de veri-
tables conquetes dams nos essmpagnes
ct, surtout, dams notre %m6tropole. =
En- dept dun ouragan qui afap =,
truire toutes les r6coltes, il :,
apport6 tant d'am6liorati ..
cultures, que, finalems IN SEES 4
peine apereu de r6tendGs aes desastl );
10 rendement de la came a d6p1 se
toutes les appearances I. lie defcj Fest
loin d'atteindre le chifle que y IRE.
doutait. Ajoutons que les II laltats
merveilleux obtenus par Pemploi, en-
grand, du procede de la diffusion dams
Ia waste proprlete Sugar Land, dulcol
Cunningham, Texas, ct sur lhabitafior
Magnolia, appartepant a rex-gouNr
neur Warmoth, font presager d'immea
ses success ct une veritable renaissan6,
pour rindustrie sncriere. Ces examplel
serout suivis avec empressement, DEF
l'annee qui commence, ct, 81 nous som
mes bien informes, il y a, parmi nous
fire aux commands qui leur sont faite'
d'apparoils destin6s d propager le pro
ced6 qui dot assurer la prosp6rite d.
notre industrie rationale. I'm peu de
daign6e maintenant par lie reste dt
pays, ellie deyiendra, demain, l'objet
des respects ct de 10 protection de tous
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05
H.is Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has causess,
such a revival of trade OF T. E. Bail q
drugstore as his giving away to lore rs
toners of SO many free trialythleies of
DR.. Kings New Discovergdt Aoonsump-
ton. His trade is SIM enormous in
this very valuable ? lo ne from the fact
that it alwar than oy and never dis
appoints. It for a So Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitia o'clocIand all throat and
lung disc bar at tekly cured. You can
testH lore, .ying by getting o trial
lree, i" $Se size 81. Every bot
l2arrantedIat 3
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

goupe Il Huitres .-Mettez dams b
casserole IN bon moroccan de beurre
manic de faTine, sci ct poiyre, ct d
0uantit6 de iait-mettons un iitre-
coupee dseau. Quand CO houillon est
chaud, mais uon bouillant, ajoutez 10
Jus de trois d~ouzaines d'huitres de forte
taille laissez bouiliir quelques minutes
et retire. du feu. Alors ebardez vos
huitres, aioutez les au boEJlon ct fai.
tee bonillir d nouveau deux minutes.
i I'm feu tres vif. Avant de servir,
ajoutez de la poudre de iolx museade.
GoaiYe les accas d'asthme, -Quand les
accas Sc ~produisent, il faudra debarras,
ser le malade, avant tout, sill est de
bout ut vetu, de tout CO qui peut le
serrer /; ell est couch6, on lie fera met
tire sur son s66ant, Oh r~enouvellera Pair
de la chambre quill occupe, ct on lui
administrera. par cuiller6es, de peau
frsiche sacr6e l6gerement ct addition
dee de quelques EQUITIES d'6ther.
Au-deIa dc ces soins, il MY a plus
que le econrs an m6decin, quoiqu'il
soft possible encore d'apRjquer dea
synapismes aux extr6mit6s du malade,
81 Ia crise so prolonge trop. Mais cette
derni9re mesure prise contre lie NAL,
ayez recours au ministere du m6deein
sans plus tarder. 2
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

La Se~ntinelle. Thibodaux, par6fsse
Lafourche, du 20 d6cembre:
On s'6tait plu 4 pr6dire q aimee
pen propice, ct tout 10 c~ontraire est ar
rive. La r6colte, le temps. tont s'est
trouv6 pour le mieux dams notre con-
tree. Nous ne commissions pas nm senl
p~lanteur qui Sc plaigne de "a r6colte /;
tous au contraire sont dams Ia jubila-
ton c'est tant mieux.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

Comment trancbey une Uolagle.-on
tranche d volatile on attaquant l'aile
Id plus pres de sol; on Ia saisit de Ia
main gauche d l'aide dune ~fourchette,
on tient le couteau dc la main droite ct
on coupe D Ia jointure de l'aile. L'op6-
ration s'ach8ye en- tirant de la main
gsuclle cetse ale. qui went facilement
81 on la tssnt ferme. On leye ensuite
Ii clisss du meme cote. en- Dormant IN
coup dams les merits do la j%ointure ct
tirant d sol, CONNIE on fait pour l'aile.
On procade de Ia meme maniere pour
Pantre cote en- r%etourDant Ia volatile
vsrs sol. Rsstent D d6coupef l'esto-
mac, le croupion. 10 carcasse, chaque
piece on deux morceau
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

Pate de foie de Porc.-Hachez tres
On l ~kilogramme de foie de pore ct 75O
gramu,es de farine, avec echalotte'
oignon, all, tbym ct laurier. sci ct cpl
ces, melee bien. Beurrez II easse-
role, fond ct tour ct garnissez.la dune
coiffe de pore ct panne coupee tres
mince /; naettez y votre hachis en- pres
SAINT bien, ct faites cure deux heufes
au four.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

La cause du general Boulauger TAFT
de grand progress actuellement en-
France, ct lie general ne craint plus de
dire : "Quand je serai president de Ia
R6publique...n
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

Les premiers froids avertissent lie
c%ultivateur de pr6parer SEES 6tables,
SEES ecuries pour lhiver. ii fault de
toute n6cessit6 que Sos betes soient q
pabri ct chaudement durant les froids
rigoureux, sill veut m6nager son four
rage qui 90 perd par rincurie dune
fonle de c~ultivateurs qui s'imaginent
quo leurs bestiaux sont log6s c~onforta-
Element, quand ills sont a rabri de la
neige ct de la pluie; lis ne s'inquietent
guere 81 lie froid penetre partout dams
leurs batinents on sont les bestiaux;
celia est plus sain. disent-ils, ct puts il
fault bien que les betes s'endurcissent
au froid et a Ia misere. Dependant,
ayec CO systemic Reimbursement, la
grange SO vide ct les betes maigrissent
a vue d'eil.
II est dependant 81 facile d'obvier d
Get etat de cho9es ct de menager son
argent en- menageant son fourrage !:
qeslques clous, edes planohes, I'm peu
de mortier, du fnmier, VOLTA tout ce
gull fault pour boucher les fentes, les
trous qni sont autant dc bouches qui
~consomment joliment du fourrage en-
laissant p6netrer 10 froid dams p6table
gu recurie.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05
TaaxenA Up as an Esaray,

DY the undersigned cit Prud'homme City,
ID black American mare MULE, both
front feet shod. and branded on the left shout
der thus g X. Tbs oWner il requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away. J.C.CHAGHERE.
prudshomme City, Dec. 8, 88.5t.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

Chamb erlain's Eye a1 Skin Oint
ment is unequaled for oil chronic sores
Many cases have beeh permanently
cured by it. For sale BY F. E. Bailey
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

Osyvelas .-Hachez de Ia chaire de
PFC bien entrelard6e, avec persil, CT
boules hachees, poivre, sci, muscade;
entonnez danc dss boyaux COM
me 10 boudiD, peDdez cerveias
dams la cbeminee deux ou treis jours.
Faites. les ensuite CURE trois heures
dans l'eau avec all, thym, l%aurier, sans
eel. On. les fat cure 6galer It, ct
ayec avantage, dams un boulllon de
soupe d choux.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

F. E. Bailey the Druggist, desires to
inform his patrons that he is agent for
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, the
best and most reliable medicine in use
for coughs, colds and Group. No one
suffering from a throat or lung trouble
can use it Without benefit. 1T will cure
a severe cold in less time than any 9th
er medicine or treatment it is the only
known remedy that will prevent Group.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05
auckleIPs Arnica salve

The best y Ee in the world for cutsa
5syss sos ss'Eo 5]tt s'e'' saas pp's ' hs" n
c%hilblains, 81 As, and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. ifs guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price IS CD It's per box. For sale by
F. E. Bailey.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

lie diff9rend qui await surgi entire les
gouvernements des Etats. Unis ct de
Haiti achievement a la saisie dune ma
wire AMERICAN a etc regl6 par la resti-
teton du naVire.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

Use DR.. Tichenor's Aseptic fo
foot evil or fistula. 1t cursgevery time
Sold by Druggists. /
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

Toys, Fine Candies, FIqts, Fire
works and. Fancy Goods-fhe largest
assortment in town, at G. Iietlein'S
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

\ For cramps, diarrhea and sfux, DIR
Nichenor's Antiseptic is the Govereign
remedy. For sale by Theo bsey.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

Latest designs in fancy cards, envel-
opes, etc., just received at this Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05
OPELOUsAs:

lie JUICE William A. seay dc shFeve,
port, citoyen notable OF qui await rem
PHI d'importantes fonctions pnbllques'
eat mort ie 90 d6cembre D So residences.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

Dr. Tichenor's Antiseptic cures Sore
Throat.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05


LIE president an pIaignant:
-Vous aecusez le pr6venu de
vous avoir vol6 I'm mouchoir
Quiz mon president, d preu-
We que VOLTA Ie pareil.
-Ce nest pas un motif, car
moi aussi Zen al un tout SEM
blabls dams ma poche.
lie plaignant dun air convain-
Gu
-C'est bien possible, car il
ID en- manque deux
M6chancet9
lie chinois est c-ertainement
Ia langne Ia plus dificile d re-
tenir.
Non, mon cher ami.
-Vous croyez2
La langue 10 plus difficile q
refenir est celle do III femrlel
tn me regardes bien, mon
cher Toto, fat continent Nc. BIZ
douget. Pourquoi9
Parce que. Dis mon
sieur, commen6I9eIlt-ello MANI
Bid0uret, te menm par lie nez Z
Ten d pasl
Travaux ypographiaues On
tofls genres executes D Mmpri-
merle On 0oURRmE.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dol.
lars EACH Halves SIOs Quar-.
ters IS; Temtlss S2s T'wenti
eths SK.
s.ls4 Prizes amounting to-..sl,o54,so 900

3,134 Prizes amounting to----$l,O54,s 300
NOTE Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled to Terminal Prizes.
NoTE.-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled to terminal Prizes. A ticket
drawing a three number tTminal prize, will
not be entitled to il two~ number terminal
prize.
@.FoR CLUB RATES Or any further infor
nation apply to the undersigned. Your
handwriting must be distinct and Signature
plain. More rapid return mail delivery will
be assured by your enclosing an envelope
bearing your full address.
Send Postal Notes, Express Money Orders
or New York. Exchange in ordinary letter
Currency by Express (at our expense) ad
dressed TO
w. A. HbAUpHEN.
New Orleans. La.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

Comment On ssrt 70 Poisson.-Les
graDds poiasons, saumon. turbot, ster-
let, brochet. els, sont apport6s sur IN
plat on une blanche, Fun ou l'antre re-
convert dune petite nappe bordse de
deDtelIe. Autour du poisson, gar
niture Sspaisse de persil fris6; N etc
on = pique des roses tremi6res. On
coupe Is saumon en tranches IL long
da i'6pine dorsale. Lie brochet est gu.
vert. pour en retirer l'6pine puts gu
III divise sur cllaque pertie On branches
qui won't de = t6tsoa la queue. Le
poisson est toujours accompagnA dis
deux sauces. pour les godts diff6rents.
car c'estla sauce qui fait le poisson.
Tel qui adore IL broehet sauce hol-
landaise % peut Il souffrir d ID sauce
blanche 1t vice uersa
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05
Washington est-il mort en- Ca
tholique

Tn journal AMERICAN, recherchant
81 l~illustre fondateur de 10 R6publique
DIES Etats Unis, Washington, est mort
Gu catholique, incline pour l'afirmitive
ct s'appuie sur les Measurements sui
wants:
l. Washington meritait cette grace
q cause de ses grandes vertus;
2. I'll await chez lui une image de la
Sainte-Vierge
8. Ii etait tres lie avec les catho-
liques, visitait Solvent leurs 6glises ct
contribua a leur erection
4. Son domestique negre, Juba, decla-
ra qu'avant de manger, il faisait lie signe
de la croix /;
s.. II est de fait que lie r. P. Francis
Nealy a etc appele de la station de
P~iscaanay. au-dela du Potomac, a
Mount-Vernon, aupres de son lit de
mort. ct y resta pendant quatre heures,
jusqu'au moment on il 6rendit lie der.
nier soupir.
I'm autre journal declare gull exis.
TAFT parmi les J6suites du Maryland
cette tradition que Washington az
moment de MOURN, s'6tait converti au
catholicisme.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05

q. State Officials. His Col
Iege, recognized as the Cheapest, Best. Highest
HoaoTed, the advertisement of which appears
in another column, numbered last year LOCO
students from 80 States, in the Business. Pho
noDrdpkic. Type Wrtttng, PenndnShlp, and Tel
ing and to hold high and honorable positions
in the business world. 80 For circulars Of this
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
I Over a Million Distributed.
-
La. S.. =.
Louisiana State Lottery Co..

incorporated by the Legislature in 1868. for
Educational and Charitable purposes, and its
franchise made a part of the present State Con.
stitution, in 1879, by an OVERWHET MING
POPULAR VOTE.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05
OF COURT.

A perfect Antiseptic-Dr. Tichenor's.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05
Distinguished Business Educator.

Prof. Smith. PRINCE
pal of the CONNER
ciaI College of NY.
University Licking
tone KY. with his son,
received the Gold Medal
and Diploma of Honor at
the Worlds Exposition
for System of Book-keep-
ing and general Busine ss
Education. He can refer
to 10000 graduates In bus
mess, besides Congress
men, city, county. and
The Opelousas courier., 1889-01-05
Grand Monthly Drawing

"HWnU HHV1rtH DE""TH@
AT the Academy of Music, New Orleans
Tuesday, January 18th, 1889.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-08
M F,rpA Sps.,os Ex,,c-v,

No EXTRA SESSION ExPEcrED.-
Little 10 said now Of an extra session
OF Congress. There is no necessity
for one, and Gen. Harrison is under.
stood to be opposed to the id a. He
desires little peace and quiet in
the beginning Of his administration
until he gets rytLing in good trim.
Tie republicans of the House see
that their majority in the Fifty fret
Congress will be- too small In March
for partisan work. and they prefer
TO wait till Decembe Der, when By the
hclp'of Representatives from four
new States they expect to be bet er
able to carry out their purpose.
The Senate will of course he in ex =
tra session to confirm the new Pres.
ideDts cabinet appointments. Such
sessions are usually short. The ses-
sion OF 1881 Was an exception. The
confess which closed with the resigna.
Iion Of Senator'S ConkllDg and Platt
served TO proloug that session, but
no similar incident is expected now.
Whether there is to be q clean sweep
will not be indicated clearly perhaps
for some time.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-08

THB ORIGINAL CARPET BAaoKR
General II. II. Thomas claims the
distinction OF having been the orig
'inal 'csrpe.-baggsr' of the South.
He rt manned in the South after tie
close Of the war, and was on the s., Fl
Of Governor BrownIow, OF Tennessee g.
This staff was one OF Governor
Browuiow's extravagsnt luxuties
which worried tho Democrats OF
Nashville. They were sill briVadier
generals With salaries, and it eos, the
State $26, 600 a yea to surround tho
Governor with such n STAFF. They
were all handsomely unifor med and
veil mounted, and when Brownlow's
shaft went galloping through town,
1t caused almost AZ mach of q sensa-
sion ss when the Emperor William
rides through the streets VI Berlin
with his staff. Secretary Of State
Fletcher was one OF Governor Prowns
lows severest critics. He vas a
candidate against the Governor for
denomination. End he made speeches
censuring the extravaganza Of an
Executive having staff Of brigadirr
generals costing the State 30 much
money. In his speeches Fletcher
would take up the members of the
stan and Eidioule tb en-. as we'll as the
Governor. In speaking Of Thomas,
no said that the General always had
bis csrpet'bag packed ready to start
for Chicago Whenever there ehopJd
be any occasion for the msjor gener-
ais TO do any service exccp, paraie
duty. And from that they called
General Thomas the carpet. dagger;
and the General bell yes that he was
the first Northern man in the South
to be given that name - Chicago In.
ter Ocean.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-08
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. ,
Thursday. Feb. %. 1889

BALTIMORE CATTLE NARKET.)
Thursday. Feb. %, 1889.
tCatus are sold at these figures live weight.
Hogs are sold at net weight, that 10 70 Der
cent generally )o6 from live weight. SHEEP
are soId gross, that 10 live weight. o: Moth
ing OF.
AT CALvERTON YARDS.
Prices Of Beef Cattle this week ranged 40
follows: Best Beeves At 7ba$& 90, those gea :
ersiiy rated first quality, 4 90 q - IS, nell.
om or good fair quality . rs & So IS, and or.
dinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 90 Q
50 90 per 100 lbs.
0 the Cattle received 2s6 came from vir.
Rinia: 43s from Illinois, and 1873 from Ma.
ryhnd. Total receipts for tine week were s72
head, against sac last week. and 795 same
time last year
or the offerings 4sf were 'eold 20 Bal.
nmore butchers, 50 to eoustYy dealers, and
20 10 Easferu buyers. Totsl GALES for the
week $50 head, against 47o La, week, and
296 head same time last year.
SHEEP AND LAHBs. Another light Offer.
ing is recorded this week, nearly the same
number as last week, and the stock was r
IMPROVEMENT over bat az lac; Thursday,
mere being two very 6ne lunches from the
hhs'ern Shore sold on private terms. The
recorded ssles show an sdvance in prices.
with fairly active market. Butchers
SHEEP cold at 3a53 cents per ID gross for
common to fair, and 53a6 ceLts for fair to
Rood. Lambs sold at 4s6 cents per ID eros.
1855 head.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-08
What the Legislature Did.

Bills OF State in'eres, we're passed
by the late Legislature IS foilows:
10 pay for the support Of lunatics
kept in Jail.
Relating 70 the sale of real estate
by the husband Of an insane wife, or
by The wife Of m insane husband.
Providing for the establish ment
ard management OF the Yves, vir-
ginia Reform School,
Concerning powers OF boards OF
education.
Appropriating $4,000 to each OF
the State Normal Schools. and defin.
iEg the duties OF the Ire sidcnt of the
Board OF Regents, &c.
Accepting approprit tions from
the United States government for the
establish meDt aad main enapce Of an
agricultural experiment station.
To pay metpbers and officers OF
The Legislature.
To create State Bureau Of Labor,
10 collect and compile satisfies rela-
ting to, and To provide for the in.
spection OF, the industrial establish
ments Of West Virginia.
To encourage the raising of horses.
mules and cattle.
Transferring stocks and iD. crests
in banks tn the school fund.
Relating TO tie militia of the
State.
Relating 10 the practice Of NELL {.
cine.
To pay general charges upon the
treasury.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Authorizing the joint committee
appointed in contested election case
between A. Il. Fleming aud Nathan
Golf, for the Office of Governor, to
SIT during the recess Of the Legisla-
ture and TO employ a stenographer.
Requesting the passage, by Con-
gress, OF q general vice pension bill.
Requesting Congress 10 pass law
granting pension to every honora-
bly, discharged Union soldier who was
confined in Southern prisons, and tie
payment OF an additional two dollars
per day for every day so imprisoned.
Instructing our Senators and Rep
resentatives in Congress TO secure the
passage by Congress OF a militia
pension bill.
Instructing our representatives In
Congress to use their best efforts to
secure the appropriation 10 repair the
national road.
Raising com m: ssion to report
upol the expediency Of purchasing
Shelton College for IN academy for
colored youth.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-03-08

A SAD POLITICAL CONCENTRATION.
Few political experiences have
been more painful 10 many worthy
Americans than the transition thew
have bad to 1huergo from glorious
exu'tation over the placing OF West
Virginia in the republican column to
despair at the sight OF its gradual re-.
lapse into the democratic line. Golf
is not 10 have The senatorship, for
Kenna has it. The two disputed
seats in the House Of Representatives
have also fallen 10 democrats, r. due
ing the republican majority in the
House to pitiab,e proportions. Now
finally, the governorship is 10 go to
the democratic candidate, on proof
that his opponents alleged majority
was obtained by the crowding in OF
fraudulent votes. Tue success of
the BLOCKS OF five programme in New
York and Indiana can hardly make
good the chagrin of finding out that
1t failed in the only Southern State
where i, had the best trial.-Balto.
Sun.