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Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
His SOn-in-Law's Version of
the Killing.
The General Did Not Fire the
First Shot.
His Body Kicked About the Deck by
the Port Captain.
Rejoicing in Germany Over the Expiration
of the Anti-Socialist Law-Other
Foreign News.

Associated Press Dispatches.
New YORK, Sept. 3O.-A Herald spe-
cial from the City of Mexico says DR..
Bengoeachea, son-in-law of General Bar
rundia, is there on his way to the United
States, to lay the matter OF the killing
of his father-in-law before President
Harrison. According to his story, Bar
rundia did not fire the first shot. He re-
quested time to dress, and while doing
so was fired upon. He seized revolver
and returned fire, and was then killed.
Torrelo, the captain Of the port, then
kicked the body around the deck. Ben.
goeachea gives some horrible details OF
the affair.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
TWO Brut.l Brothers Executed,

HAVANA, Sept. 3O.-Two brothers, v.
Jose and Carmelo Diaz, were executed
this morning for particularly atrocious
crime. They attacked Turkish woman
and subjected her to the grossest indig-
mites. The husband thought to avenge
his wife, but was killed by the brothers,
tilated the bodies in horrible manner.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
A Bogus Interview,

ROME, Sept. 3O.-The Captain Fracsssa
denies the authenticity of the interview,
purporting to be had with Crispi, the
Italian prime minister, published by
Figaro, of Paris. A representative of the
Captain Fracassa had an interview with
Crispi and asserts that the prime min
inister denies that he has spoken with
any representative of Figaro.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
sTAGE-ROBBER CAPTURED.

A Plucky Insurance Agent Takes Him
Single Handed.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 30.-Last We'd
nesday the stage from Lompoc was
robbed near Los Alamos, Santa Barbara
county, by a. masked man, and the
express box taken. Four men started
from Los Alamos in pursuit, among
them John H. Conway, San Francisco
insurance agent. The pursuers separ-
rated, and Conway, after twenty hours
of riding, overlook the robber and cap
tured him. The robber confessed and
said his name was Harry West.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
Arrested for Arson.

FRESNO, Sept. 30.-Thomas Casper
was arrested today on the charge Of alv
son. The complaint is sworn to by Geo..
F. Stamford, an insurance agent. STAN
ford charges that Casper burned his
sheoe store last Sunday in order to get
the insurance money. The stock was
insured for 500, and is said to have
been worth only 5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
stabbing at Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 30.-Late tonight
John Burns, hop picker, and Robert
Watts, cripple, quarreled in the City
hotel saloon, about paying for drinks,
when Watts hit Burns with his crutch.
The latter drew pocket knife and
stabbed Watts in the abdomen and back.
The doctor says the wounded man can
not live. Burns admitted the stabbing.
Both men were in liquor.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
A SHOOTING FRACAs.
Murder and Suicide Resulting from FL
nancial Troubles.

LOWELL, Mass, Sept. 30.-John @.
Nichols this morning shot his sister,
Mrs. Ida Cunningham, of Reading,
Mass, fired at his nephew, Fred A..
Nichols, and at Walter Lyman, then
fired two shots into his own head. Mrs.
cunningham was shot i'll the hand and
head. There is little hope of her rocov-
cry. Her assailant will probably die
also. Financial troubles caused the
shooting.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
BRUTAL MURDER.
I'm lnoffensive Citizen Kicked to Death
by ROughs.

MOUNT NORRIS, N. Y, Sept. 3d.
William Josslyn arrived here yesterday
laughter, Last night while standing in
ront Of the Scoville house. conversing
With two friends, gang of half dozen
oughs came along and attacked him,
hooking him down and kicking him
rutally. He died within few minutes.
he murdered man formerly resided
ere and belonged to a prominent fam
Iy. No cause is known for the deed.
he murderers have been arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
Excitement In Japan.

YoKoHoMA, Sept. 30.-At a public
meeting held here, anumber of Japanese
speakers denounced the government for
according to foreigners the right of trial
by judges, other than native judges.
The sentiments of the speakers were
applauded by their hearers, and threats
were made to kill the ex-consul of Great
Britain for the part he has taken in
advocating the granting Of privileges to
foreigners. Popular excitement runs
high.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
The Dockmen's Congress.

LONDON, Sept. 30.-The dockmen's
congress opened today. Thomas Mann,
who presided, spoke OF what the union
had obtained; for the members of the
congress, he said, had to consider the
further extension of the movement in
the shape of scheme to take in all the
dock works in London on a cooperative
basis, and other questions. Mann main
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01

clination to earn an honest living, and a
place had been found for him.
The officers for the ensuing year are {:
President, R. B. Hayes, Fremont, Ohio /;
secretary, John L. Milligan, Allegheny,
Pa. Among the honorary vice presi-
dents is General John McComb, of Cali
fOrnia.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
HERO OF THE HOUR.
Mayor Pond on His South
ward Journey.
A Pleasant Pause at Classic
Santa Barbara.
A Royal Welcome and Speeches at the
Opera House.
ernor With Open Arms-The Coast
in General.

Associated Press Dispatches.
SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Sept. 30.-Hon.
E. B. Pond. J. V. Coleman and j. j.
Flynn arrived this afternoon on the
steamer Pomona. The steamer was
gaily decorated with flags and bunting.
They were met the wharf by crowd OF
citizens with band. Mayor Pond was
introduced from the bridge of the steam
err, by Colonel Russell Heath, OF this
city. A procession was formed and
Pond was escorted to the Arlington
hotel, where an informal reception was
held. This evening large meeting was
held at the opera house, and addresses
were made by Pond and Coleman. They
left at 10 O'Clock on the steamer, which
was held two hours overtime for their
accommodation.
San Diego Waiting With Open Arms.
SAN DIEGO, Sept. 3O.-Hon. f. b.
Pond, ex-senator j. V. Coleman and
Hon. Byron Waters will be the speakers
at the demonstration given by the Dem
ocrats OF this city, Friday evening. The
Democrats are making extensive prepar-
ations for the reception of their nominee
for governor, on his arrival by steamer
Wednesday evening Tonight the Re-
publicans helda demonstration on the
plaza, the speakers being Hon. ]. B.
Reddick, Senator Bowers, Senator Hard
acre and others,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
tanned silence on the question whethsr
OF not to unload vessels arriving from
Australia, loaded by non-union men.
THE IRISH CASES.
Interest In Them Yesterday Divided Be
tween Two Courts.

interest IN In6m H6BC6rOHy DIVIU6U DIG
tween Two Courts.
DUBLIN, Sept. 30.-Interest in the con-
spiracy cases was divided today between
the high court of justice here, and the
magistrates court at Tipperary. Appli
cation was this morning made before
Judge Holmes, of the high court, for a
writ to prohibit the Tipperary magis
trate from proceeding with the hearin :
of arguments, on the ground of bias
The arguments are likely to be of great
length. At Tipperary the reading Of ex-
tracts from the speeches of the defend
ants was continued by the prosecution,
to prove that the tenants had been in
cited by them not to pay rent.
Judge Holmes postponed decision OF
Healey's application.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
Rejoicing in Germany.

BERLIN, Sept. 3O.-There is great re-
ioicing in Germany over the expiration
of the anti-socialist law. Meetings were
held at many points. Several process
ions were dispersed by the police, but
nobody was hurt. Dispatches from all
the principal cities say that the day
passed quietly.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
The Prison Congress

CINCINNATI, Sept. 30.-At the national
l'rison congress today, an animated dis
eussion followed the reading of Joint
eport from the standing committee on
discharged prisoners, by Chairman
Round Of New York. The DO
,ition taken by Round is
10 direct aid should be given to dis
charged prisoners by state agents. The
penal system OF the country ought to he
10 planked and executed that no prison-
Fr could leave the prison wall until fit
FED to earn an honest LYING, hadan In
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
A STUBBORN FIRE.
@25O, 200 Blaze in Chicago-Nine Fire
men Injured.

CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-Fire tonight in
building at III Canal street, occupied
" several manufacturing firms, gave the
apartment much trouble, and caused a
oss of $3.50, 900. At the height OF the
IRE, the wall of the building fell out,
urging nine members of engine COM
amy II. The work of rescue began in
family. and all were soon out. They
we're painfully burned and bruised, but
ii miracuously escaped fatal injuries.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
ARTHUR's MISSION.
The Southern Pacific Company Agrees
to Arb1trate.

to Arbitrate.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.-Chief Ar
thur, of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, met the officials of the South
ern Pacific company today, to settle the
grievance of the engineers on the At
lantic system, regarding promotion, and
it was decided to settle the matter by ar
bitration, and committee will meet for
that purpose, at Houston, Texas, during
October.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01
A GAS EXPLOSION
auses Deadly Havoc in q Pennsylvania
Mine.

Mine.
SHoMoKIN, PIX, Sept. 30.-An explo-
ion of gas occsrred at Sterling colliery,
wned by the Philadelphia and Read
lg Coal company, at noon. Edward
)urkin, John Driscoll. Philip Schulz,
ohm Ogara, Thomas Brennan and
hree unknown men were very
eriously burned. Ten others were
everely injured. It is thought all the
aen injured have been found. The
aine was badly damaged. Work will
ave to be suspended pending repairs.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01

NO session OF the stock exchange TODAY,
owing to the funeral Of President w. e.
taking place this afternoon.
Eghe funarai vas largely attended.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01

ASTORIA, Or, Sept 90--Three mem
beers Of Ideuteuant O NeilI's party, who
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-01

CoLuMnUs, Sept. So.--Columbus, IA,
Athletic, 2.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3O.syracuse game
h ostpoued, rain
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~ ,fEM0htAM.

At regular communication Of Scio
Lodge, No. 30, A. +. and A. NJ, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
adopted
WHEREAS. The great Architect Of the
Universe in Ills all-wise providence has
removed from our midst our beloved
brother, VIM. Cyrus, Who died June 9th,
1890, after short Illness. BE 1t there
fore
Resolved, That while We bow with rev.
erence to the decree oi the Supreme Grand
Master We humbly iepiore the loss oi our
beloved brother. The void created by his
death leaves a vacancy that none can ill.
That Scio Lodge, No. -. 4 + aud 4 NJ
has lost one Of it, ablest members, whose
councils will bc heard no more but hose
example may be looked upon as guide
TO each individual member. Be II further
Resolved, That the community has lost
an exemplary citizen and liberal and
social ncighbor, and the family Of de-
ceased kind and indulgent father and "A
good and faithful husband, but as We
think Of his uniained piety To God and his
iniiexiblc fidelity 20 the trust reposed In
him, that protiting by his exainple We
may he prepared To welcome death not as
grim tyrant by rs kind messenger sent
10 translate Us from this imperfect to
that glorious and celestial sphere where
the Supreme Graad Master forever pre-
sides. Ee il further
Resolved, That copy Of the resolu-
tions be spread upon our minutes,a copy
presented to th. family oi the deceased
and copy published in our county pa
pers.
Os MAY,
4 r RANDALL,
JgFF M gRs,
Committee.
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~ MgMORiAm.

WHEREAS, The great Master OF the
Universe has seen TT In Ills providence TO
take from our midst aud our leadership
our worthy brother and Master of our
Grange, VIM. Cyrus, and
Whereas, The order Of + Of II. has by
his death lost one Of It's fret and most
faithful workers and
Whereas, We deeply mourn our loss, we
realize our loss is his gain, that ne has
been taken from the grange below 10 a
higher and nobler field and sphere of life
the fitting reward OF the true and faithful
worker IN all the duties Of life, ever fore.
most IN all that makes society better and
happier ; therefore
Resolved, That santiam Grange bas
lost true and faithful member and lead
or, and the community one OF IL best CHI
zens, his family kind, true and faithful
husband and father.
Resolved, That as a tribute TO his mem
ory our charter and alter be drapcd In
mourning for thirty days, and that this
preamble and resolutions DC placed In full
upon our records rs token Of our Kind
regards for true brother
Resolved, That a copy OF these resolu-
lions bc presented to the family OF the de.
ceased brother.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the DEMOCRAT and Disseminator,
OF Albany, Linn county, Or. fcalifornla
Patron please copy.
p cRAnrREE,
FL CoMProS,
JAMES CRAHTREE,
Committee.
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MtsFIrs.
Everything is growing Justify.
Long rains now make wide faces.

Everything Is growing Justify.
Long rains now make wide faces.
! There are no dudes In Albany.
This week friends and old neighhots
meet IN legal comha, TO right wrongs aud
cat shueks while the lawyers dlyest the
Kernels,
few days ago by appearing In his seat IN
the Senate chamber in a suit of white
| flannel
| A Portland paper that has been taking
the census propounds the following among
other questions y z rhomp on--Did YOU
ever run for the Office OF Governor II 10
how far did you run aud why.
The name of new society Just started
Is "Thc Society for the Better Promotion
of Relaxation from Business Cares aud
Enjoyment During Luncheon l.ours In
the Municipality oi London Lack OF
space forbids further mention Of Il.
The enumcrator fot Lewis Il Clark,
George Bell, had narrow escape In the
discharge OF his duties, for he was chased
by crazy woman, armed with shot gun,
who wanted 10 sho1t him. lie dropped
his books aud blanks, but aftsrward recov.
cred them, savs the Historian.
Benz Cteaver. of Lebanon. Oregon, waa
Ia the city "Wednesday, visiting friends aud
relatives NJ Cleaver Is one of Marion
eounty's oldest settlers. lie Is the first
justice Ct the peace ever commissioned Ia
Oregon,and that by the Territorial Legis-
lature.--Silvertou Appeal
Cap Humphrey, nov at Pendleton, says
ID L thompson 100000 Doodle disttih.
u'ed through the state did not reach the
honest voter la this city 1t Il doubted II
much of II passed bcy oud the middle men,
a place where three fourths of II almost
universally lodges, The ,oan who holds
the sack Is the chap who lines his pocket.
The so called unsorhistieatcd child OF
the forest Il usually no novice in the mys-
tcries OF poker, ho~eve bland aud chi d
like he may appear, a couple OF local
bunch grass sports, II Il reported, have |
found this out to their sorrow, la u series |
oi games with Chief Pro, that sagaeious
brave has al far managed to come out 500 !
ahead at lis white coMpelit"rs ,-~Pendle |
ton T.. @.
II will bc OF no interest Ia man, but |
" concentrated women-will be glad to |
hear that very ingenious electrical dew |
ice has lately been patented by which the |
hands Of a clock SGT 10 u certain hour are |
made To complete an electric current con- |
nected with the kitchen stove 40 that the
fire IL started when the given hour AR
rives
Go out through the country and on
many of the farms you will see trespass
notices stuck up, and very properly too.
The Albany boys now are getting even
with the farmers In good shape, though
not for that purpose, by posting trespasa
notices ON the hail ground in front of the
Court House, that having been hereto
ore general stopping place for farm
cufnR
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Miss Minnie Parker, Of Portland, il IL
the city the guest of Hon. J X Weatferfdrd
Rev iogsrs f-tnrnsd frfm snlem tni,
moon. aud viii is,ve lo ~ hta an ~
the All. ny way Of San F.sec 90.
Albert Ssernbera returned hia peer frem
| Portland, where hs has l,een sttndine
Bnsi oss college ff several nnnths.
Peter & emeut ADdef,an, hefet fore a
citizen Il Denmark wss trade tui -heda.d
citizsn Ia tbs cireutt o0urs this at etn0on.
Mrs w I Htay.t, Mira A II M4rdn nd
Mrs Robt Johnson returned this eo"f fr.a,
nesting II the G pgfe4atimai a-sogiafion, at
Salem.
hee, tbs hoy pr hcher, was given tda.
before Justice 9rhton this att,a nD6n, atd
HLed S5 Ait.i costs, 10 defaul, Uf pt meDt IL
ahi1h hs was taksb 10 ths ealihtOse.
DR. II l. Irvine, "a cond physician at the
Ofey06 Insane Asylum, accompanied by his
Vf0tbsr. Mr. irVide, late of eastern Oregon,
spent laag sunday 10 Urays's Harbor. II H.
pfol,able that the latter will locate some
whore on tbs hafbor.--Gray's Hatbor Times.
Mr and Mrs w q Wpstlake are IN the eity
on heir way 10 PeodletoD, which they ex-
pect TO make their future home. Mrs West.
lake's slater DR.. Rova Alexander is meeting
with great success there in the practice of
medicine and DIR. Alexander will soon move
theTO t. assist har.
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Geo s Fletcher VS. s Cochran and ,
Scott Beebe, TO recover money. Dismis
ed at cost pft
Thomas Jefferson va g s Montgomer,
attachment. Continued for service,
+ Dlttenhoeffcr W Perry Smith, recov
cry OF money. Continued.
State OF Oregon vs. Jas Bannon, burg
larry. 20 .tinued.
fopllt1 Il Co We Mary Cougill, reeove
money. Continued.
Martha Pierce Us Malinda IIodpkin
suit in equity. Continued for service.
Geo ] 9faner vs Mary Couglll, recoye
money. Continued.
SO Bennett vs. II Wigle. ct al, OF
contract. Continued.
| Mooney, Valentine X Co vs. Mary Cou
gill, recover money. Continued.
w II Shields. ct al vs. T ] Shields, ct aI
| partition. Continued.
John Grisham vs. II N and A A Derth.
tick, suit IN equity. Continued.
Cap National Bank vs. w + Crosby, re-
cover money. Continued.
Thos Smith Va Rebccca Smith. divorce,
Dismissed at pla costs,
Earl Race vs. Searle * Deanc, attach
neht. Continued for service.
Locla Mason vs. Joseph Mason; divorce.
Continued.
Lucinda D Stfattou vs ] s stra,,on. d.
toree. Divorce granted.
Goldsmith & Rankie ys Far x Mer Ina
Co, recover money Continued.
DM Osborne s. Co VS. z A Helms, re-
cover money. Dlamisked at coat VI plff
without prcjuiiee.
Alvin T. Long. ct al w David + Spang-
Ter, ct al, partition. Report of referee con
irmed
Cora !. Young " J C Young. Divorce
Continued.
Elizabeth A Beach vs. Mlllard Beach.
Da'n"ges Settled as per stipulation.
Elizabeth a Beach W Anna Beach.
Damages Settled rs per stipulation.
The Albany Far TO W \ $ MeFrddcn.
Recover money. Continued for service.
Far Nat Hank vs. Thon Mitchell ct al.
Recover money. Default end judgment.
{ II Mueller Va Robinson & West. Re.
cover money. Default and judgment.
Calvin Stewart w Marcus Hodges dam
ages Settled.
Josie Cox Va Arthur Cox. Divorce. Con
tinued.
{ + Cromwell CT al W ID 4 keeney, ct
nj, Partition. Continued.
Nellie liamill vs. Stephen I'alliott. Sale
confirmed.
State vs. Ed Montgomery. Plead guilty
TO assault. Fined $50.
Matte 4 Bowlln W w Boxarth ct al.
suit In rqniiy Report confirmed.
Curran * Mon,eith Va Pail dlnsinmler,
recover moaey. Judgement for def.
X II Roscoe W O'Conner & Barr, rec
over money. Judgment for want Of an
swer.
Purlome Benson v. Frank aud Nav
smith. Suit Ir equity Judgment for de-
iendant tof wan, of prosecution.
State Va " q Briggs. Robbery. with
drew plea oi not guilty and entered plea
oi guilty, Sentenced TO penl.cnllary for
two years.
State ss Jerry Kecncy. Assault With
deadly weapon. Not guilty.
Ella II Mendeuhail ct al vsE II Bel
shaw. Partition. NJ Cunningham, henry
Roberts and John Gnmes appointed to
make Partition.
u Haskell W Anns V Haskell. Di-
voree. Divorce granted.
II Dickinson va Mary + Dickson. Ex.
specific per. con. Decree granted.
Angeiine Reed ct al "a 4 II Bond ct al
Partition. I Tri,es. Bilyeu aud a e
Cuslar appointed 10 make partition.
Carrie & Young VI r - Young, divorce
granted.
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A FoaMER ALBANY BoY.-At contest
in the YMCA gymnasium Of Seattle
Monday night Edmund Price, son Of
DR. Price, formerly Of this city, was one
Of the contestants. The Journal in an
extended account Of the exercises mem
tions him az follows: Frank Bentley
easily took the lead on the parallel bar
and came rs near turning himself inside
out as a man could do and remain alive.
Charley Mitchell proved very close sec
ond, and Edmund Price, a deaf mute,
could hardly be persuaded to tlet go"
when the professor announced that time
was up. In the contest on the horizontal
bar Price, the mute, surprised the class
as well as the professor by his knowledge
Of things horizontal.
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sore s,asa der Cured

Charles A Stiles, So Carroll 81. Daifa.
10. y. Y, wtiles; II have been clerk In
TIC Continental lieiel. corner Exchange
and Michigan streets, Tor some yrars, and
first used Alicock's Porous Plasiers three
years ago for a sore shoulder. fell down
stairs and got terrible wrench aud bnIie.
For several weeks .unered acute pain In
the shoulder joint and, getting no relief,
or only temporary, from numerous iini-
meuts, / put on an Allcock's Porous pias
ter; kept IL on for two or three weeks and
my shoulder was We'll. They also cured
me In six weeks oi most obstinate form
OF dyspepsia"
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A BIC FREIaHT BiLI.--A carload of as
fine a lot Of furniture as has ever been
seen in Albany, has been received by
Fortmiller & Irving. II consists Of about
twenty varieties Of elegant center tables,
in 18th century and other finish hand
some bedroom sets, stands, tables, etc.
People wanting the latest and prettiest
in the furniture line should call at once
and gee these goods. Though the freight
bill was large the prices will be as reas-
enable az possible.
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We have just received o new line OF
carpets, consisting Of the latest styles
and patterns, both in Brussels and
Woolens. Our stock IL the most com
pIete In the city, and in fact too large for
this market. In order to reduce our
stock we have concluded 10 make fur.
ther reduction in prices--our loss, your
gain. We invite you TO inspect'our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Get our
prices and be convinced.
A. B. McILWAIN.
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In THE Courts. - The preliminary pa
pers will be filed this afternoon by Messrs.
Capies, ,Huntleviand Allen in the suit to be
brought by J NJ Dick, J l. Herschnsr and
J Bowersox, trustees, against S Fisher,
u Shuf, / B Fisher and Ii T Bitner, 10
enjoin them from interfering with or at
tempting to use the church and patronage
property situated in block 78, Stephens
addition, and block ~ Tibbt's addition, in
East Portland.
This suit will involve the Legality Of the
action Of the Illinois conference of tht
Evangelical Association of North Ameri-
ca ia dismissing Bishop Thomas Bowman
from his position at the session held II
Chicago in January last.-Tclegram.
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Census KmKERs. - The Statesman
claims that enough names were missed
there in the census enumeration to make
a good sized city directory, and wants a.
recount. No doubt some names have
been missed; but the demand for re-
count will be SO general by cities every
where, except st Paul and Minneapolis,
that it is safe TO say there will be none,
and that the census as given in the first
place will be the one that will go down
on record. There will be lots Of kicking /;
but Uncle Sam won't care. AS it will
affect the whole result materially it is
really too bad that more efficient men
were not put in as enumerators in some
| cases.