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West virginia Pensions.
Special Dispatch 10 At Iatelligtnetr.

Sp9cIlI UI5p0lcN % NC IHtIIlDtNctF.
WAsHISaToN, D. O., Feb. 15.-West
Virginia pensions: Original invalid
Thomas Harrison, Jacob MeriEinger,
John q. Daley, John I. spiker, Joshua
Q. Ogden, Jerome Shenerworth, Stewart
F. Fnrlwine, James K. P. Harris, John
W. Priddy, Thomas Gardner, George W.
Douglas and Jacob Mitchey; restoration
and increase, William B. Rodheavcr; in.
crease, David Wilson and Michael Miller,
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Shot by His Brother.
Ioeial Dlspaieh 70 he InttlilOalocr.

SptelN DllpaLcN % NC INIta1t7lotF'
BELMONT. W. Va, Feb .15-Yesterday
Robert and William Reed, brothers,
were hunting below town with shot
gun given to them by their father. By
an accident the gun was discharged while
in Williams hands, and the charge
struck his brother in the abdomen, kill.
ing him almost instantly. justice Boss
held an inquest aud-gave verdict OF ac-
cidental shooting.
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n.n,i rh.ir Own rnnIs.

OMAHA, NEE, Feb. I5.-At an early
hour this morning gang of employees
of Swift & Hayes packing house en-.
gagged in dispute concerning wages to
be paid by the firm. The men adj
journed to the Emmett house and fght
broke out. Tom Wallace was stabbed
through the heart with q butcher knife.
Dick Gushing aud Tom Fleming re-
ceived numerous stabs, and are in a
critical condition. A number OF others
received inries. All participants were
arrested those who used knives are
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PrrrsBuaon, Pa, Feb. l5.-The Econ.
omites celebrated at their village, Econ
omy, to-day, the eighty-sixth anniver'
sary Of the founding Of thei; society,
This annual event 10 the only occasion
during which they unbend from thell
Sffict religious Snd aocial rules, and theil
solemn feast to-day might almost bt
called q banquet,
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THE ADMlRAL'S FUNLRAL
Arrangements Therefor Completsd-Tue
uEv tha 1av Nat

Arrangements Therefor Completsd-Tues.
day the Day Set
WASHINGTON, D, O., Feb. l5,-Arrange.
ments for the funeral Of Admiral Porter
were completed to-day. Brief religious
services will be held at the family resi-.
dence Tuesday afternoon, at the close Of
which the remains will be taken to the
Arlington Cemetery for interment.
As the accommodations at the house
are limited the invitations to the ser.
vices will be confined to the personal
friends Of the family and to the officials
Of the Government, including the Presi-
dent and Cabinet.
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we.t yItgInIa pentma,tera.

SptcLdt OLspti'eh 70 INC AHeih0ehcef'
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 15.-West
Virginia Postmasters were appointed
yesterday as follows: D. S. santnock
vice NJ. f. Canker, resigned, Raymond
City, Putnam county; P. N, Adams
vice G. W. White, resigned, White,
Preston COUNTY,
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ave could tell he recognized those in
the room by the look in his eyes. BE
recognized those about bis bedside until
he lost consciousness at II o'clock" +"
"rhe General died as he had lived, a
Christian" said Lieutenant Fitch, re-
ferring to the question Of religion. HE
was not Catholic. During his illness
he was visited only once by clergyman,
and that was tho Rev. Father Taylor,
who administered the last rites OF the
Catholic church at the request Of the
iamiivH -
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Tho IInrrls Thenlrn l,,n,.A

ST. Pau, Feb. l5.-Tho Batris Tie.
atre' Walter Dean manager, formerly
the Peoples Stock Company theatre
hs has oSo SIo9ed its doom after losing nearly
~ OoO 10 less than six months. TIE
theatre has not proBpered sincs tho
Ieslh ol Pat Harris, the stoChholders
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MARTISsBuRG MATTERS.
KILLED on the baltimore 8 ohiO-purElar
Captured.

UnpIuFeus
Social Dispatch 10 ihs Ialeutstaes.
MARrNsBuRG, W. Va, Feb, 15.-Jas-
per Hall was instantly killed by a pas
seuger train yesterday at Bull Eye bridge,
east Of here. He had gotten of one track
to get out Of the way ofone train and was
struck by aroter. He was twenty-five
years old and unmarried.
Arthur Zepp, alias Woodbury., wanted
here for the robbery Of BiIlmyer's store
at Vandeverville, was captured at Bell.
aire Thursday by Baltimore & Ohio de.
tective. He Is one OF the accomplices Of
Harry Holman and Harry Duvall, who
were sentenced to the penltentiary a few
weeks ago.
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TnH LOYAL LEGION.
Cen. II. II. Hayes TalEs pt Sherman "

Cen. Il. II. Hayes Talks Ipf Sherman at
cleveland Delegates TO the Funeral.
CLEVELAND. O., Feb. ia memorial
meeting Of the members Of tie Loyal
Legion Of Cleveland aud vicinity was
held to-day to take action on the death
Of General Sherman. Ex.President
Hayes, Commander.in. Chief Of the Ma
tlonal Legion, presided and made q
touching speech, in which he showed
that there were two sides to General
Sherman's nature.
"He knew what war was" said Cen
eral Hayes, "and be expressee II In the
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Closed BY the sheriR.

CARLISLE, Pa, Feb. l5.-The Excel,
sior Brewery, the only one in operation
in the Cumberland Valley, owned by
Rudolph Weber, lats OF Philadelphia,
was closed yesterday evening by the
Sheriff. The liabilities are large. The
sale will occur on the 18th instant.
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Il. Names nIorrIson.

LANSING, MIcH, Feb. l5.-Governor
winans thinks cleveIand's letter takes
Cleveland out Of the Presidential race
unless the free coinage bill is passed be.
fore the 1892 campaign opene. Governor
Wipans suggests W. R. Morrison, OF
Illinois, as q very strong candidate.
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SMALL.POY QUARANTINE.

Two Thousand People Held by duArdi
Inside nn Infected District.
ERIE, Pa, Feb. l5,-Dr. Lee, OF the
State Board of Health, and DR.. Woods,
OF Erie, have completed the quaraStin.
ing Of the Johnsonburg (Elk county,
smallpox district, as far as they can
reach 1t. .
Mrs. Patrick Hailigan and child died
There are thirty persons in the quaran'
tine. Over 1000 OF the Inhabitants in
that section have been qusfantined, and
armed guards prevent people from get
ting on or OF the trains.
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nn1r1mnndnr E,lrnnIdlnnr,

Ndriin's Ferry tOhiO) NeirL
The sineyation Of MouEos county to
West Virginia for Congregational pur.
poses will not take place till after the
next election, however much ardent Re.
publicans may favor the measure,
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AlR. DEpsw AND SHERMAN.

"Reminiscences of the Gallant General
HIS Rnro Social Qualities.
New YoRK, Feb. 15-Chauncey NJ
Depew is one of General shermun'e
closeat frienda. They have eat at the
same table and on the same platform,
and made speeches on the same occa,
sion, times without number.
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now ug DlgD.
The sa., Hour. OF the Old vo'srAn-D'"tA'

The LNat H0urs OF the VIH 'O'0''
bed scenes
NEw YoRK, Feb. is,--Gsnsrsl shef
man died peacefully and painlsssly just
before 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, in
the presence Of his family aud one or
two close friends. For several houra
the end had been momsntarily expect
cd. The slight improvement OF Friday
had aroused scarcely jussifsd hopes,
which were abandoned for the last time
/ lst at daybreak yesterday. From thai
hour till death came, 1t was only aQuss
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SnERMANo MILITARY CAREER.

a Short Rosume of the Work He Did in the
Late Civil War.
1t is interesting to note the stock from
which heroes spring. The Sherman
family came from Sussex, England. One
branch produced Roger Sherman, Will.
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TWINS BLESS THEIR OLD AGE.
Boys Come to the Home of Father Age,
seTsnty.one and Mother sixty.

PoRrsAOuTu, O., Feb. l5-otway, q
small village Of this county, has been
exercised over the arrival Of q pair oil
plump and rosy boys ut the home oil
David Younker. David ia ssventy.one
years Of sge and his good vile is 6ixty,
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PEORIA, Ill, Feb. l5.-secretary Glib.
son LIFT here at II o'clock on Saturday
night on the Rock Island road for Chi
caYo,
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GEN. W. 7. SHERMAN.
lFrOm his latest photograph. !

NEw York, Feb. 15.-There was q
crowd Of people passing to and fro in
front OF General Shermsn's house from
early morning until late tonight. There
WAS nothing much to see, but the long
crepe streamers huttered from the door
bell and once in while the face OF some
Of the family or friend within as they
glanced out through the window. The
callers at the house were too many TO be
counted, but only few of them went
inside, the majority merely leaving their
cards.
A meeting Of the Board Of Officers Of
the New York State Commandery Of the
Military Order OF the Loyal Legion wa
held al the residence OF General Swaynt
this morning, and an offer OF guard OF
honor, consisting OF companions OF the
Commandery, 10 watch over the remains
OF the dead hero, was sent 10 the fam
ly, and formal meeting OF the Com.
mandery was ordered TO take place at !
o'clock tomorrow afternoon to take &C
ton on the Generals death.
About three thousand teiegrams have
been received at the house since the
Generals death. OF them, the follow
Ing were selected and given to the p:ess
to-day:
CHICAGO, February H.
Alt RdcLel Sherman:
Our sincere sympathy is with you all.
MELVILLE O. FULLER.
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DETROIT, MICH., Feb. II.


NW nIEIWUW'
Our already overburdened hearts
thtob with the great sorrow that over
whelms and darkens your home
"Lights out !" on earth is ''reveille" to the
dear General in Heaven where 30 many
Of his old command await him.
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Teiegrams similar in sentiment were
received from Peter Kendrick, Arch.
bishop OF St. Louis; Judge w. Q. Gres'
ham, General Joseph E. Johnston, the
ex.Confederate; Vice President Morton,
Judge John NJ. Harlan, Secretary 3 F.
Tracy, Frank Thompson, Vice President
Of the Pennsylvania railroad, and ex'
President Rutherford B. Hayes.
DR.. Talmage to-day spoke as follows;
"lhe century had no grander soul to
surrender into the eternities than the
one Just passed from US. ! have no parl
iu the question which is being agitatet
whether be was q Catholic or Protest
ant. Simple as child, brave as q lion
sympathetic as a woman, firm as rock
wrathful 40 a tempest when aroused
agsinst great wrong, lovely as Junt
morning among his friends" 9.
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CnIcAao, February II.

Deep and heartfelt sympathy for the
irreparable loss both to you and to
America. Il. NJ. STANLEY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-22

rings, the purse hat lay IN ner work.
basket. were collected. The travelling
BAGS were seized upon, and many things
thrust into them.
Turn down them pliers" said the
man. You keep most Of your money I'M
der them if you're like other women
folk"
Isabelle obeyed, the man pounced upon
a large pocketbOok that lay there and
then tore away the sheets that covered
Genie's face. give US your rings"
said he. You wear three or four Of
'em-here they are" He seized the
girls hand and began to tear them away,
and at this the girls courage utterly for
sock her; she uttered a wild shrek, an
other and another.
Twill youy" asked the burglar, with
an oath; then pay for it." His finger
was on the trigger Of his pistol, when
suddenly the door few open. A inquire
| draped from head 10 foot in white stood
there. its hollow eye fixed upon the
burglar.
IL was Carlos de la Rosa. Genie's cries
had reached him, and wrapped IN a
Counterpart he had managed to reach
the door.
A helpless protector indeed, weakened
a. he was. but the effect Of his appear
ance was astonishing. The pistol fell
from the burglars hand, he threw HIM
self upon the hoor and groveled there,
hiding his face.
Its his ghostF' he groaned; "oh, my
Godi it's his ghost! Don't touch mel l
done you 70 death, but don't touch mel
Yes. YES, l killed the old man! III CON
fess IN, killed him! You was innooent.
aod they hung YOU for il! Oh, my Godi
on. nv God! / can't bear itF' And with
a horrible shrek his eyes rolled mp In
/, his head. his face tunnel purple, and he
|, lost Consciousness. Then Isabelle, TAX
ing the pistol into her possession, tore
the crane from the face and revealed the
features Of Farmer Smiths hired man,
r Tom Bond. vino had sworn away the
e life Of Carlos de La Rosa.
Having bound the fellow hand and
7 foot with a stout cord. ordered the in
valid back 20 his bed, and fastened the
: long room carefully on the outside, Lsa-
4 belle saw that the day was breaking, and
soon a wagner appeared, VINO o
20 charge Of the wretch and conveyed MN
away. Horror had taken possession OF
e him. He repeated his confession, and Al
the village knew that an innocent maj
Il had been executed. They still believe
a down there in Comma, that his ghOsi
" appearei % Tom Bond as he was aoou'
10 commit a second murder. and II u
d good story 70 tell beside the winter hre
3 nde over a glass Of cider.
" For the sake Of soft hearted Sherf
Fem the select party who know N
d truth keep it TO themselves. and IsAoeib
ID Yolande's friends, while they declAr
r that she certainly has married a yer
s. pleasant gentleman and seems yer
lie happy indeed, cannot help feeling tna
d. there must nave been something odo
about that summer at Comma.
bot then" they add, you Away
expect those doctor girls TO do sometnin
queer"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-22
CHAPTER III.

When day broke she had two invaids
ON her hands. II was a week before
Genie More was able 70 sit up again,
and meanwhile Carlos had been tossing
in a high fever. Now knowing
and speaking collectively for a few mo
ments, now fancying himself IN heaven
now once more believing himself on the
steps of the gallOws and crying Out'
Heaven knows they are o % muir
der an innocent man!
When his mind became clear again
his BODY wa still weak as that Of an IN
FAINT. Isabelle could have no help, OF
course. under the circumstances, and
had she not been of 50 sound a consttu-
| ton and 50 well trained physically she
/ must have broken down under the strain.
At last, however. Genie was able u
stand upon her feet again, and Carlos
showed symptoms Of improvement and
one night she felt that II was safe % al
low herself "a good nights sleep. rea
sleeu. such as she had not had since sh'
learned that -A. condemned man wa
Carlos le la Rosa. Genie had PROMISE
10 lie awaE. and listen for Guv move
ment in IN. room across the passage
and Isabelle had slumberel tranquil.
for hours. when a soft touch from ia
small hand Of her friend aroused hei
As she stirred the hand WAS over he
Mouth.
isabelle. whispered Genie. there
some stranger in the house. heard t.
upon tie steps that lead % the waite.
then h door was pried open. There
listen
They may suspect us; they may
| searching for Carlos" whispered Belle.
They may have come 70 murder !
3 as they did that poor old man, sai
4 Genie. My blood is curdling IN n
veins! What shall We doT'
1T may not be a. you think cn'
Isabelle. sprnging 10 her feet and ha
uly donning a loose wrapper that Il
across a chair.
They are coming this way! gasp
P Genie. Illness had unnerved her. AZ
p she covered down under the counts
n a trying 10 hide herself. utterly d,
+ titute Of hope or courage. Isabel
looked about for some weapon a. she a
vauced toward the door.
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Sohstlp tLuu-.t. NJ f.lr had she had
when sac came o. .l. i.--ly little house
in Corinna that sie had not once
dreamed Of providing Ear-elf with a PTS
toll. How she re- .tt-l n % tins mo-
ment!A heavy water pitcher was the
onlv MI tina; offered i n as an often
sive Weapo1. She eeizal it by the han
die. and rlaced herself between the door
and the bed.
If tlay i- .. CIV: Carlos they
shall only t1i him Over my dead bodyl'
she muttsY-l. B.- 70 he door opened,
and by the lale light 81 tie night lamp
she saw % bulky g lr. enter. A long
linen ulster was iIttJu-d about It, a
cap was drawn down over its ears and
its feature we-- covered by a bit OF
rape. One feav. Der greatest, departed
at the si.nt. Il. n-lcer5 of tine law
would not present -llsclves IN such
| guise as this.
Stop she c-i-l. gspilg the pitcher
more tightly. Not -ler step!"
The man uttered "a lu..sh laugh, and
simply gra 70 ir. 10, .ItCr.at and took
the Pitch f'l er. iabelle had
been pro - ga. She now
learned ia o-, T.. ;-u, lbs. utterly help
less the s.r1lF.- ordinary woman Is IN
the graspo "a mo l~crateiy powerful man.
She ceased O. struggle and stood per
fectly still. In that lonely spot outcry
would not avail. No one could hear the
loudest screams that could be uttered at
the next house, and II some one were on
the river or the road and came 70 her as
sistance the e. enc q! Clloa might be
d~iccovgrel a. las rescue .s,taled.
~, nat ~ yoL want: sAs ASKED The
man flung the pitcher upoa the floor and
took a pistol from his belt. Having cov
cred her with this he released her wrist
What / want" he said, in a dul
drawl, lis everything you've got, and
all the other young woman has got, To-
your money, your jewelry and any raj
lalls thatu sell for cash. No screechin
and hurry up about itr'
> "Help yourself" said Isabelle. "Al
we have is IN these two rooms
Bundle them up for me" said tn
man; "In sort Of Oversee"
. He followed her about covering he
with his pistol a she obeyed him
! Meanwhile she noticed his heavy tread
: his small head, moving from side to sd
, like that Of a tortoise; his rough, re
hands. with stubbed and blunted nalli
striving 70 remember everything m OF
der 70 d. able to identify nm.
Her watch. Genie's, a few pins an
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Then, too, after the ordeal he had
passed through a serious illness mSht
be before her husband. He had recog-
nized her and had pressed her hand, but
his mind was not quite clear. What
was to come sle knew not.
Meanwhile Genie slept heavily; she
was more exhausted than her friend.
Bellies frame was strong and her arms
powerful, and still the effort of lifting
the inanimate form Of Carlos had taxed
her powers to the utmost. Genie felt
that it was by a miracle that she per
formed her part. Every bone ached; her
oyerstrained muscles were sore TO the
touch; in fact, the little doctor had al
most killed herself. and no n knew II
better than Isabelle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-22

- The world il even as ~ take IT,
And life, dear child. Is what we make IT,
This was the sentiment Of an old lady 20
her ~Rrandchild Mabel. And many a ntDel
has found IL 20 be true, and she has tlhen
care Of her health. She kccus on hana hsup-
DIV Of Dr. pirrce's Fsyurite PRESCRIPTION, ano
aft not t-mlifi with tiosD wasting diseases.
woakncSsfA d~TuggiuR-dOwn seualluns az
functional irre~llnrities that - many women
endure. j. g. fIe only ufedtclnn icr Women,
solo BY drlgvi sts. under a posatite toAr
auaee frum the sa Is frcrH mat ~ WI
give satisfact1n f. JFery tlse. or money WI
Be- r,funded This guarantee has been PRIMES
on the bottle-wmppers, and faithfully CATFISH
out for many years
sFavorte Prescription " IA a legitimate MOI
tfuS. not a bcpernJe. Contains no alconol 70
inebriate: no syrup or sugar 20 deranee olse.
ton. AS psctltdr In 10 remedial rsuits am
ita composition. --.
As powerful invtgorating tonic, u imPer1
strength 10 the whole system. pa~rticularly 20
the womb and is appendages. for teSols
1omen generally, DR.. Piercc's favortte Pre-
acri3ton h the greatest earthly booni peine
unequaled a. an appetizinG cordial ano 10
Gtorsfive tonic. or strength-g1ver.
A Book Of IG0 pages, on woman hno neL
DiseaeaE. their Mature. and How 10 liz
Them" sent scaled. In plain envelope, on -
oeIut Of ten cants. Ia stamps
Iddresz. WORLDS DIsPESsAHN MEDicaL
AssocIIrioN, No. 0s Main ST. Buffalo. N. 4.
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CHAPTER H.

Meanwhile Belle and Gene walked on
until a lonely place in the road was
reached, when Belle suddenly paused
and sat down upoa a rock, leaning heaV'
ny against the trunk Of a great tree.
'sOh. Genie Genief she cried you
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-22

THE END.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-22

Der watch. Genie's, a few pans add
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-11
TRYING THE MALA VITA"
The Sensation OF the Hour i'm Italy-Elabo,
ately TattoOed Men.

The Sensation OF the Hour I'm Italy-Elabor-
ately Tattooed Men.
A special cable dispatch to The EvENIN1 STAR
from Rome says: The sensation OF the hour is
the trial of the denounced members Of the
AIala Vita (evl life Society, an organization
that in its aims seems to be identical with the
Mafia ct Bari. sixty-nine miles from Brindi>i.
The examination of the six hundred witnesses
will not begin until next week. but the one
hundred and seventy-nire prisoners have been
present during the preliminary proceedings,
occupying two cages on opposite sides of the
CALLER. On their way to and from the court
under the escort Of a strong force of carabi-
neers the chiefs who denounced their COM
panions were roundly Missed by the populace
Among the prisoners the seven tattooed ones
attract great attention, as II would seem that
in their cases the force of that art could no
further go. The strangest devices have been
used in this mutiatIon, one much sun-burned
and very dirty fellow being ornamented with
no less than sixty-two different designs, some
of them quite elaborate. The prisoner Passa-
quindici, who explained the working Of the
order to the authorities, also added that the
title OF uncle" was given to the members Of
into which the society is divided. He could
not say, however. when the society originated.
but was certain that it had been organized
prior to 1888. The citizens Of Bari, a town of
some go COO inhabitants on the Adriatic, are
naturally pleased at the prospect of being re-
lieyed of SO thorough-going a lot Of rascals. the
city having been unusually free from crime
during the four months that the prisoners have
been under lock and key.
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WILL BE IGNORED.

The Republicans Will Be Unrepresented ut
the Polls In st. Louis.
A special dispatch from st. Louis, dated
yesterday, says: As the result Of Tuesdays
election the republican party in st. Louis is now
debarred of representation at the polls, and
will be ignored in the selection Of Judges
and clerks at the next election. Under the new
Australian ballot law party failing to secure
one-third Of the total vote cast is debarred from
all privileges and representation. In Tuesdays
election the democrats and municipal indie
pendents polled the main vote. the republicans
casting only 10,000. quarter of the total num-
Der. Recorder Of Votes Carlisle saws he will
recognize the Independent movement as a dis
tinct political party. and accept its nominations
In the same manner as those of the other par
ties If it cares to place ticket before the vot-
ers at the next election. In this case. he says
he will divide the judges and clerks equally be-
tween the democrats and independents, and
throw the republicans out Of every precinct.