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UTILMINaToN q NORTHERN R. r.

Time table in effect May, 10, 1891.
Trains leave Reading tP. d X. station) Tor
Gibraltar, Seyfert, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
feld Waynesburg Junction, Coatesyille, West
Chester, ,Chadsford Junction, b. d o. Junction,
Wilmington and intermediate stations, daily
except sunday, at 6.25 and $50 am. and S.l5
p. m, Sunday only al 3.OA p. m.
For Warwick, st. Peters and intermediate
stations daily except sunday, at 9.2O m, ana
5.l9 p. m. sunday only SIS a. m. a,
For BirdsbOro and Intermediate statioIsSA
Saturday only, at IL m.
For Baltimore and Washington B. & o. ~
~ daily except Sunday at 6.25 and $50 a. m.
and 3.l5 p. IN. sunday only al 3.O5 p, m.
Trains arrive AZ Reading (P. q X. station)
from Wilmington, b. q o. Junction, Mont
chanin, OhRddslord Junction, West Chester,
Lenape, COatesville, Waynesburg Junction.
Springfield, Joanna, Blrdsboro, Gibraltar Sey.
| fert and intermediate stations, daily except
sunday at 1920 a. m, $50 and S.H p. M. SUM
| day only at ll24 a. m,
From st. Peters, Warwick and intermediate
/ stations, daily except Sunday, al 1913 a. M.
and 2.25 p. m. Sunday only at p. m,
| From Birdsboro and intermediate stations,
| Saturday only at l.40 p. m.
From Washington and Baltim ore, daily ex-
| cept Sunday, 20 q. m 5.52 and g. IL p. m.
! Sunday only at LIZA a. M.
| BOWNESS BRIGGS, Gen'l Pass. Agt.
| A. g. MOCA UBLAND, Bupt.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAIEs.
NAV IN 1901


Passenger trains will leave Shenandoah for
aauch Chunk, Lehighton, Slatington, Cata
Sauqua3 Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Phil
Adelphia and New York at 5.47, 7.40, 9OS a. m.
1852, 3l0 5.26 p. m.
For Belvidere, Delaware Water Gap and
5troudsbuTg at 5,47, q. M, and 528 p. m.
For White Haven, Wilkes-Barre and Pitts
ION 5A7, 9.08, lO4 q. m, $40 and 5.28 .. M
For Tunkhannock, lOA q. M, $40 and SIT
For Auburn, Ithaca; Geneva and and Lyons
10. a. M, and 526 p. m.
For LaceyVille, Towanda, Sayre, Waverly,
Emira, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Chicago and all points West at lO.4l a. M, land
5,26 p, m.
For Elmira and the West via Salamanca at
For Audenried, Hazleton, Stockton, Lum
her Yard, Weatherly and Penn Haven Juno
tion at 5.4I, 7.4O 9,OS a. m. and 1852 $40 and
For Jeanesvile, Lewiston and Beave,
Meadow, 740, 90S a. m. and 5,28 p. m,
For Scranton at 5.47 sos, l04l a. m. $40 and
For Halle Brook. Jeddo, Drifion aud Free
land at SAT, 7.4O, sos, lO.4l a. M, 1852 $40 and
For Quakake at 5.47 and 9.OS a. M, and
$40 p. m.
$50 and J0S a. m, and 4.l0 p. m.
For Yatesville, MahanOy City and Deiano
547, 7.40, 908 l04, 1858 a. m, ,l252S l0,526 SOB
For Lost Creek, 5lrardvile ana Ashland
~, 7.48i S52 lois a. M, LOO, LAO, 4.lO, 6.35
$40 and Bl4 p. m.
For Darkwater, ST.. Clair and Pottsviue
74O 9.08, l0.59 q. n 1852 80, 4.1O, 528 and so
p. m.
For Buck Mountain, New Boston and
Morea 7.4O, 9,08, loss a. ~, l2.52, 3lO 528 and
1903 p. m
For Raven Run, Centralia, Mt. Carmel and
Shamokin, S.52, and lob a. M, LAO, 4.4(
and S.08 p. IN.
Trains leave Shamokin for Shenandoah,
7j5 ll.55 M, 2.10, 430 and $50 p m, arriving
et Shenandoah, 9.O5 q. m, 1852 $40, 5.B and
Ills p. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Lost Greek, GiraTdville and Ashland
$50, 8l0 ll.35 "a. M, 2.45 p. m.
For DarkWater. st. Clair and POttsville,
j50 800, $50 a. M, 245 p. m.
For Yatesville, Mahanoy City and Delano
800, ll.S5 q. m, I.4O, 40, 8.03 p, m.
For Lofty, Audenried and Hagletoni S0t
a. m, LAO y. m.
For Dauch CHUNK. Lehightou, SlatingtOu
| CatRsRuQua, Allentown, Bethlehem, castor
and New York, 500 a. m, LAO p. M
For Philadelphia, lao p. M.
". b. BYINGTON,
Gen'l Pass. Agt., Bethlehem,
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Take Your Choice.

A parent writes to us that he is an
noyed and panied by his son staying out
nights, and asks us if we can present a
remedy for this rapidly growing evil
There are several remedies, The boys
spine can be broken with an ak, or he
can be nailed TO the floor with red hot
railroad spike driven through his abdo-
men; but the most effectual way is to
compel him to wear patched clothing.
J. M. BAILEY.
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ON A HIGHER PLANE

Republicans to Elevate the Cam
paign Above Mud Singing,
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eViuced by the leaders in thih city,
where an unusual and remarkable 40
tiWty is shown by the rank and file Of
the party organization in making the
preliminary canvass and preparing to
get out a full vote. The fact that re-
ports from the different wards and pre-
CiuCts bring in the names of thousands
of Democrats who declare they will not
vote the Harrity ticket, gives encour-
agement to the Republican workers.
They are hopeful of polling many a
Democratic vote for Gregg and Nor
rison in the old Randall district. Nc
Aleer. who was elected to congress last
fall after fierce battle with old ex-
Mayor NauR, knows that he has not
the Harrity faction to thank for his
election. They fought him tooth and
nail.
DEMOCRATS DEMoRAL1zED.
1t is now McAleer's innings. His
friends are counted on to resent Harrity's
bossism Many Republicans say they
would not be surprised to see a repeti-
tion of the Boyer vote this fall. 1t will
be recalled that Boyer, by the polling of
over 10000 of Democratic votes, carried
this city by over 10000 majority when
he ran for state treasurer.
The Republican leaders in the state
are also united this fall with the fol-
lowers Of Quay and Magee, working to-
gether earnestly and hope @lly for the
election Of Gregg and Morrison,
As much cannot be said of the Demo-
cracy, however. The old line Wallace
men do not enthuse over the fireworks
politics of the Pattison cabinet 1t can
be taken for granted that the Gordon
Stenger combination in this city, is not
going to boom the presidential aspira-
tions of the young governor, who
turned down both Judge Gordon and
ex-Secretary Stenger to make place for
the political head Of his present admini-
stration, William T. Harrity.
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lspecinl Corresnondnncel

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" III ul'cs' 1"e eA'Id session Oh lhe sen
ate OF much of ITS political significance.
The Democrats themselves secretly admit
that they have worked the Bardsley
business pretty drv. Thevare seeking in
de.uergtiou for some new, issua with
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ooi''''I 0''i'i''%'e loI IHe pleS'ugnCy
upon Lhe small cHplIal JhaU could be
worked up over a delaulting treasurer
III TINS Guy has been dismal failure.
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+5u'i WIN " NlD'l I'm llolI @ ~ Mll' ana
the efforts of the ReDubiican hosts ON
the Sd of next month.
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IL Is eas{ 10 Seo vllaU tlio aaiLio lliilt iit
Lhat BulUgu lAg DeILlocI "I1E ~ C"llN a97 Ia9U
ian Is sun al Iiie ilellu' Ii9 SslIle Pan IN
OF cam Is Dels 80 ''I, ~ ,'.l' 'ito 10
same HlouIl9u9 aio pe.Is en- ply ply ~ - "
slahuer ana luallsu yue NeP'lplicah ,li1 eau
party ts CaholuaIos ullu Ivs leaeeIs. ~.
a feature - asuln nslils Nh, ii,,'O'' VI 'ii'
DemocIaJlc newspaper bureau!
The Democratic managers intend to
circulate thousands OF copies Oh news
papers hlIed WIN personal aOuse OF ne
puDhcahs, ana plller ana VlhulctlNe as
saulls upon the hepuDnCan parry any
Its principles. copies OF the FHilaueL,
pEia Record, the New 1ork World and
the New York Evening Post VIII be
spread broadcast as before, through
the staIe. Governor IaIulson Is pIeai
dent of The Record Publishing company
and HaTuty Is credited with directing
its policy in campaigns like tins. The
national Democratic committee, the
New York importers who are ever wag
ing war ON the Republican party OF
account of its loyal support of tn
principles Of protection, and Iamman,
Hall, all contribute to keep The WorL
and Post III funds and ammunition witt
when TO assam hepuDllcsns ana hepuU
'ic"iii7ii d. o'eiS l'oiil''
WATREs. ADVICE TO REPUBLICANS
Chairman Watres was asked che othe
day, by one of his callers at headqual
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TO DISCUSS IMPORTANT ISSUES.
The Opposition Resort to Their Old Time
Tactics
HARRlTY BUNS THINGS HIGH HANDED

The state Being Flooded with Out
side Democratic Free Trade News
papers Loaded with Bitter and
Slanderous Assaults upon the
Republican Party, Its Lead
crs and its Candidates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-29
[comm unicated.
a Note of Warning,

Cranks, cross roads, boodlewisk and other out
of the way localities, where the earth refuses to
rails nubbips and oxhesrte, have been ted as ex'
amplos Of liberAlity and enterprise because they
have voted to give Twelve or teen acres
OF the aforesaid earth 10 Northern syndi-
Gates a. an inc cement for them 10 locate in their
locality and-burst We have sn established
city, graded, PAVED, paopled; churches, schools
g,ave yards, railroads and the Potomac, and only
ak miles from Washington. With all these and
many more advantages, some Of our city fathers
vote TO give away pIoperas that does not belong
to the city, be it remembered. Through our lib
crafty and enterprise We butt railroads aud CO.
mails aud asddlad the taxpayer with load that
msds him squeal and We we're forced to make
tonprcmise with our creditors. Now the assets
OF the city belong to "a d creditors, aud the noo-
taxpaying members of the City Council have no
lower to make gifts Of the same. Pat that in
YOUR pipe and smoke it. Let US welcome the
stranger here; exempt his plsnt from taxation.
and stop right there. t. V.R.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-29
NEWS OF TIE Day.

Atbrse pound iafant was born a Cumber-
land, Mo-, yesterday, which will fs quart
cup.
Governor Hill spoke at a large democratic
mass meeting Ia Brooklyn lssl night AID
was warmly received.
At msss-meetiog OF coioreo republicans
held In Baltimors last rizht ex.Ls.-Gaverror
P. B s. PInchbaok, OF Louisiana, made an
address.
Sevsrsl large cotton fres. the york OF 81
tucepdIary, occurred in Newoan, Ga, yes
terGav. oauaisg confined loss CT about
5000 600.
Rsv. Louie Bymsnsky, pastor CT the Ger
nan Presbyterian Church, OF Csrlstedt, n.
] +, has fec tho village, having been charged
with making indecent assaults on young
girls.
Two pretty girls OF Buffalo, N. Y. one O.!
whom claimed to have besn iil-tEessed by
her stepia her, donued masculine attire,
excepting their shoes, and started QUITO see
the world Tbeir hoots, however, gave
them awsy, and they gste arrested il Bioe-
hsmtan.
hlfs. Margaret P Futyogs wa granted
Oh sbso!ute divorce In Baltimore yesterday
from Lewis E. a. Futgoee, 'aFmorlY agent
If tbs Furness S.esmahip Line, who is re.
ported to have eops,t Nth Edith Mansfield
TO Australia viii aoue mcaeg belonging 20
the compsoy.
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Suit for a Diamond.

Curious mention is mad, in the London Spec
tator of recent lawsuit between ieweer of
Simla and young Prince OF India over a$2 OOO,'
600 diamond. Little is said Of the origin of the
diamond 1t is spoken OF as new" and is known
as the Imperial. 1t sesm3 that the Imperial fell
into the pr ssesaion of an Italian named Barri,
whose business it il to 90 from court 10 court in
Asia dealing in bIiisnts. he it is who fgur.s
in F. Marion CIawford's most famous novel as
"Mr. Is.acs." In sima he ia known Ms Mr..
Jacobs" One of the best customers OF this ORR
entail diamond dealer was the young Nizam cf
Hyderabsd. This prince ia young athlete, and
is something of g scientist he is rich Some
time ago ths Eiz IN agreed to buy the IMPERIAL
diamo d. aud the price fixed uroc was &430 600
(S2,15OOOj) 60. at lea:t, svowei the diamond
dealer, and, doubtless, he was right, for such was
the tenor of the testimony before the Supreme
Court at Simls, for, having repeated of his bar
gain, the Nzsm refu ed, at the pinch, 10 pay
over the 81, 15O 600 for the bit OF S arklng car
boa, and the most famous jeweler in Asia brought
auit. The plea Of ihe Eizam was that he did net
.sgplo7 of the stone, and the court let him off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-29
Impressive Services.

BALTIMORE, Oct. GAN altar was erect.
ed this morning In the great improv'sed ss.
sembly hall Of the seminary ofSs. Mary az
there was celebrated on this second day OF
the centenary ofths seminary solemn pom.
tifioal msss OF requiem In the presencs Of
Cardinal Gibbons, several arcnblshcps and
bishops, hundreds Of priests aud laymsn,
graduates OF seminary and college and q
few women, the relatives OF departed clergy.
men and collegians. This mass of requiem
was for the benefit Of al who were ever
connected With the seminary and who have
died during tho century. The music was
oy the ssminsrians and had all the spp.o-
prateness that only semlnsrisns can give.
Blight Rev. DR. PnelaD, bishop of Pittshurg,
celebrated mass Rt Rev Dr.. John Foley,
bishop of Detroit, preached the sermon.
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Wedding

Ys,e:dsg morning az $50 o'clock the
Church OF the Epiphany. in Washington,
was the scene CT beautiful and impressive
ce!emony, conducted by Rev. r s.. Nc
KIM, D D The occasion wso tho marriage
of Mics Mamie Marshall, eldest daughter Of
William L Ficklio, $50, Of FaHquier coun-
ty, Va, TO Mr.. Aubin 3 Branch, riaing
youog business msa OF r ohmnn5. The
bride 10 one OF he most popular and aitrac-
dive young ladies of FauQu!er-so famous
for Der caaiming @omen-snd the groom
ia prominently connected vi ths claim de-
paTtm mt of the Chesapeake aud Ohio rail-
road. ORing to the recent illness Of tbs
bride. the wedding waB quiet atflir. only
the immediate family aod 8 few flieads Of
the contracting paFtss bang present. At
ter breakiasling at Wizards the happy oou-
pie took iha eeven O'Clock trsiu for the
South, where thsy will Welt Atlanta, Jack
souvilfe sud g. Augustine batoEe iheir fe-
turn TO their future boms 10 Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-29
Murder Trial.

A. Pulsski the jary 10 tbs case OF William
A. Fesgie, charged With tbs murder OF
Treasurer Csddsii, bee b9en completed and
ha ttis! has begun. Rav. Amos Akers,
who, With bis eon, found the murdered
msn's body in she road, 'estif c yesterday
that when found the deceased was alive,
but pnconsciGus; that ne artiouated the
word glory" siz times that HE head was
terribly beaten with rock; that the orsins
were oozng ffoG the back of the head (;
that the victim died about s O'CLOCK ct
mig ht that Feegle was The fts1 person on
the soeDe after the news Of the murder had
rsaohfd NaWbern. rs also 5ea;ifitd 80 70
tbs tracks Of q m Al and q dog being found
near the gpo. wnere toe body Was discover
ed. Tla court sdjourasd potii tomorrow.
DaFipg tna ;t!ai Gss:- Walker informed
Sbe court thsG Gu dc outside witness VIM.
Morris had inaGtei sui tried to shoot him
because he called him chimney-coruer
lawyer, but fasily because he had recently
praaeBted him FOR felony, snd though not
AFRAID of him, he Wished him bound oyer to
keep the peace, he not Wishing 10 kill him,
which Is you'd dc If be touched o. modest
ed him Wis0! o0fronoEated Walkers state
mem. 'Morrls YRS swora, and made Slate
ment, ard the court 6ue6 aim $40 and bound
him ov9r TO keep the pebce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

signor Cesare. prominent italian liberal
writer, is opposed to the election Of Cardinal Glib
bous as Pope TO succeed Leo XIII because he
claims that under tho Baltimore prelate the
Catholic Church would ces4e to be Roman.
The French eove;nment5 proposal to concede 8
reduced tariff for one year to countries having
CONNIE rcisl treaties with France has excited the
opposition Of lrotoctoDsta in that country, who
declare thst the proposal will no prejudical to the
interests of tho pablo treasury.
Owing to the great increase of leprosy ia the
Xhanste of Bokhsrs, and especially in The town
of Bokhara, which is the hotbed of leprosg in
Central Asis, the Emr has decided to segregate
allepers and to establish hospital for their
treatment to be directed by specialists.
Dispacacs from Japan Tell of an earthquake at
Hiogo and OSAKA. There was great obstruction
of life and property. SO severe was the shock
that g number of houses we're thrown 10 the
ground snd many of the occupants were caught
in the falling buildings and crushed to death.
NJ. Jules Simon. the distinguished French
statesman and former chief of the republican
party in an interview published yesterday, ssid
tn: he did not think was probable. He says
the Gear aud Emperor William 10th want peace,
and Franco will not Re tho nation to commence
hostiities in Europo.
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Foreign News.

Cork, OCT. 29.-Mr. Dillon was attack ed
last Blight while driving to sttend an anti
Parneliie meeting. he Tas peted with
stooes and during the fracas received ST.
we're blow on the knee from stick. This
morning Dr.. Tanner reports that the injury
ia not of serious nature but on account 81
the swelling. Mr.. Dillon must keep qniet.
Tbs McCsrthyites came into collision With
procession Of Parnelites last night.
Neither crowd would give way to the other
and 80 general melee followed, several
thousand oombatants taking part In the
frey. Blackthorns we're used, and bricks
and stones flew through the air. Finally
the McCarthyites succeeded In routing
their enemies. The Pa.nelites finding
:ein!orcements made another onslaught
upon the McCarthyttee, sashing right
and ietC With their blackthorns and
splitting meoY MoCarthYite head.
The latter were driven back, and with bowls OF
triomph and the Psrnelltes overturned the blazing
tar barrels and rolled them, smoking and faring,
into the river. Following the example OF the
ParneIites, the McCsrthyitos also found rein
iorcements, and thus strengthened, again made
lash ut the Parnelites who, after desperate
fight, " ro driven heller skslter. And then the
triumphant McCsrthyites made the Old market
place re echo with cheers.
DUBLIN Oct. 20 Mr.. Patrick McDsr-
mott, the McCsrthylts candidate. has been
seoted without opposition 20 the seat In the
House Of Commons for North Kilkenny left
vacant by the death OF Sir JOIN Pope Hen
messy.
SHANGHAI. Oct. % Mason. the English
man who was charged with supplying arms
TO Chinese secret society, and who plead
ed guilty to tho charge, Was to-day sen
fenced to nine months imprisonment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-29
The CHILEAN Affair

The Gillian government mas replied 10
Minister EsaD's demand for &c explanation
Of The recent attack upon American sailore.
The reply is couched iD very strong lan-
gueae, aud it is uudetstocd hat it amourts
10 refusal to accept responsibility FIR she
affair. TIE S ate Department q. Washing.
ton has o8en notified. Miaiaie: Z san, Oon-
msnder Schey ana Cooeu MyGfeery are
consulting together, and it is thought that
decisive action Will he taken aoon. the
State Departmental orders in reference TO
the matter are very strooR. Tns Iatepdan. g
OF Valparaiso has refused 20 guarantee tee
safety Of ma ket boats coming 10 that city
early 10 the morning from the U.ited States
watsh'p B ,t;imofs or the ssfe; f officers
OF that Vessel C. mug as1cre at night.
There Ia practice! boycntt on the BATH
more. M AnarIcea sa:io.s aie alioE ed
ashore. GTea; excitement tss bseu caus-
ed IN Santiseo b5 rspors that the Chilian
Legation il Washington hs5 been attacked
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-29
VIRGINIA EEWs

Mr.. G. W. Hurst aud Miss Rose McCon-
chic we're married 10 Warren.on on Tues.
day.
Last night fire damaged the building and
stock of the Lvncbburg drying mile 10 the
extent OF 50 900
Csp'. R5ter. W. Adams. treasurer Of
Frederick .burg, died suddenly yesterday of
bearS disease, while driving home from his
ofice.
Thomas M. Cllnedinst, j.. member Of the
firm OF J, w. Cinedinss & Bro, carriage
manufacturers Of NsW Market, died yester-
day OF typhsid fever.
At e mee ing in Richmond last night of
tie State e1 CT tive comm tee OF the farm
ers' alliance tbs Exchange Reporter, of that
city, vas selected aa he organ OF shat
order.
Mr.. Frsnk N. Hnye,te, o prominent
youoG busiuesa iDsu Of Charlottesville, aud
Miss Nsnnie e. Bowman, daughter of Nj
I Bowman, we're married st Bsrryv'le on
Aus sday.
InR.chmoud Isae night, at All saiuts'
Episcops! ohcroh, Miss SaIlie Taliaferro
Mayo, daughter OF Mr.. P q. Mayo, and
rolone. BonDeha0 Cameron, o! North Caro-.
lima, were married.
Washington county court is In session and
the case OF the Commonwealth against Dr..
.ker will be continued until the Novem.
bar term next. Mrs. Gilroer hse renewed
her Dond 10 tina sum OF $50 900, AID her case
was sso con inued.
sjma heavily charged ele0!ric-light and
stree.-ear Eires fell on the telephone wire
Ia RicbmonG yesterday. Tho svitchboa;
wss Destroyed, end yesterday not a tele-
phone In the city could BIZ used. The tele-
phone girls will rot hs needed for week
Nr. Wellford lcihn, hs candidate for
Congress 10 the eighih d strict. yesterday
gave out letter for publication declining
to run Is an Independent alliance candidate
He Gays that the tina ia nopportune ami the
policy nnw!se which suegesrs ants&onism
10 the democratic party for he present.
The Richmond correspondent of the
Petersburg appeal Gays: Leading demo-
Gratis who ere BOW 10 Richmond profess
considerable unessne55 as TO lhe outcome
CT the cenvsss 10 this STATE. Affairs are GO
badly mixed that 1t ie diff nit TO predict
what the end will be. The Ssnae will
certainly he composed OF 10 joritg of
straight democrats, but there Will be an
ALLIANCE majority in the Houss. Many
Of The si!apce men who will be
eested, however, are pledged TO
go into democratic CAUCUS. Il is be-
believed Tho alliance democratic, indepen.
dents sud repDbiicaos, Will hsvs the gene
rel assembly Cd joint ballot. This se-s!eo.
t'o1 OF sepa;or DInisl is absolutely certain,
bus political prophets pr,d ct thai msoy
Changes will b. ms15 in the State Offices a.
the disposal ci TIE legislature"