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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-25
LATE TELEGRAPH.
SENT SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT BY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
And the Southern Afternoon Press
Up TO the Hour OF Co
ing to Press.
The FIRST.

IRON CITY, Tenn, June Pa
Cleveland club was organized yester-
day,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-25
THE COURTS.
37TH DISTRICT COURT.
trfct court

The attachment suit filed yesterday,
was by VIM. Hoefling ct al, against E. A.
Walker.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-25
JoskE.s BIG SHOE SALE.

Ladies' opera slippers, sizes to s,
only CSC this week, worth $l.00. st
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-03-31
CONDENSED TEIEGRAMs.

The business failures occzrrin< IN the
e0untry d1rfnx the lass seven azyx uzm-
ber for the Uzf.sSs States 80. aaa -.
Canada 81. or q total of 1T. a. cozpA-sa
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been oniy q few ourArmaks q socs nz.S
mouth diseases
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who Is se-ving \ s~ntesee ot s~~rsy
years inprisoonrs in Ga.aias.-a-
Mexico. for the murder Of Mr. Koek. q
German. in lsss. has been pardOue4 by
the Governor OF the State % Jzliseo-
THE famous Lindell Hotel. Of s.
Louis. has been sold for Ss75.eO0-
The sundry civil appropriation bill
Wa reported 20 The House o. the sa.A-
The total appropriation is SIS. I57,7sz
being SIC. .09s. les less than the estimates,
and s,ss7.S7a les, than the apprOpria-
tions for 1879.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-03-31

INTELLIGENCE cnnes from Louisville,
the county seat Of Winston. Of another
mail robbery. IL being on a horse route
from Louisville 10 HA,tieshurg. The
rider was held up By two masked men.
The pouch WAS cut 20 pieces and con-
tents rifed- onIy one registered pack
age Was obtained
Ar a meeting OF the citizens Of Mag
nolia iass week several thousand dollars
we're Subscribed toward huiidfnx a cot
ton and woolen factory there. and q
eoE miste@ vas appointed 20 solicit
ether Subscriptions A eornufttse xas
also arpctnssa so meet Capt Me-ry, Of
sAs Iliaots Ceasrzl Road xho exp~rs<
% vsss. tAst pi2-s sAorssy. 20 see xha.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-03-31
MISSISSIPPI, MATTERS.


AcxERNAs. March :i--For more than
. year the western portion Of Cnocsaw
County has been scrrorinei by band Of
outlaws beaded BY Elijah Bennett. WHO
Is wanted In this county for murder in
the coolest blood Ness has Just been
received here OF the capture Of tieOrxs
Nail. one OF Benness's colleagues. while
being hArboret about I've miles wrss OF
Freneh Camp this county. The arrest
vAs made By Belah Black. Who is in the
employ OF Ne~ Orleans agency. bat
not until Nail received . sever, sound
in the right arm from awinchester rife
in the hands of Black. Nail Vas carried
10 McCcoi, where his wound vas dressed.
An armed mob about thirty strong fol-
lowed Black and his booty 10 McCool.
and no doubt he would have stretched
hemp but the mob was too late. Black
and Nail having taken tho vesibound
train for Jackson. where Nail now has
lodgings. and at last accounts WAS suf-
fering greatly from his wound q IL
hoped the remainder OF this gang will
soon be forced to Join Nail in the State
penitentiary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-03-31
CURRENT TOPICS.
TIE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FIFTY-secoNo CONGRESS.


IN the .~ns.e. "a tie s1st nurab-r os hr.sz-
and pablic bufsiin< bsll. w~-- pa.-.~i. P-u,irx
srtacn On IN 90 refund 70 settlers in the Vi
entity Of forfeited land grant rnilwnv IN. ~rsrx
Frtce % 81 s pr srrs rssi Ia TIE -rr--szth.-a
TIA, railroad ~ould he built. th- .~aa.. w-n.
INTO executive session and trnn~-fEas.iy After
ssourDed --.- In the hou~~ a r~-ogu-toa call
fnx o. the secr~txry cs th> treasury for list os
TIE employees IN the United state. os sh> coast
snd geosessc Surveys weos- sAiaris- we're IN.
crre~~t or dccre2@-~d and who we're Dismissal
daring the year isza wa. adopted Th> army
AprroFrsshon ban was reported and pax-~f and
TIE hous~ vent into commitse~ cs the whol@ On
the free wool hiII
fs the senate. on the "a. the hu-sp~~. os
rT1ncfpal importance vas IN. rss-ar- q ths
Misss--srra river spr-oprsaszon ban .purop-ix-
ting ss.ssssl cf vhsch ~ more sh.n % ssp9p
Il ee sxp~ndesi in any enc year. n. hsii spvrur-
rating u-stslsis for the conrs~tssn q The
canal and locks ss the cascades Of the Cclnna-
b. river IN Oregon. and the bsil apprvprl.sinx
SssasNs . for the constructipa Of bat rail-
wsy Hrruss the ctsstruc.icns % nsvixzs6oa ss
The Dali~- and Ceiiio falls and Ten MAIs rzvsss
CO tn~ Coiumhss river .--.- In th> hoa-e dt~crs-
saou q fas Bizzsi fre--cotnax~ bsli oocurs-1 th-
entir~ day ami evening --sssoas
IN The -~nste. On the ri after few minutes
tevot~d 10 the traa.zrfsor of unizrporrans hSass-
re>-. an executive -e<-ioa Was heh after
NAAa F11-nAFT1Eton 81 tH~ lns1EAn arsrrur~ts-
tsoa ntii vNs ezf~r-si ugou. di-ruxssna of In.
pruP"~sftcr to Substitute army ecsr~rs for The
pre-ens isdsHa s<~uts oc-upy1nx the ensir~ 49,
son Ia thu hoszse. after th@ sah-ni~ssoa q
sosnr r~Tort-. th> debate % The silver hsu was
r=s-==el
is th~ ~-u4;-. o1 the .ssh Mr. wa,oss's r---
siufsoa q iaqziry a. 20 whs; p~-~oas we're BE-
saz esrrs~d oo the d~pxrfzssn- ray roiis oassss@
TIE civil s~rvsce nss was sdopest. Ana sh~ SEQ
s'- ~-nf INTO creative -cssso1 90 TIE Beh-fnx
s~a qs~-tsoa In ts< hozs~ several anina-
rn-tsas etis we're favOrzsly r~vorset Goa
.st~rara0n u tn- silver hfII knxtnx boo rs-
szrs~f. az oesoc< Mr. Bl.aa esszs-st~d th~
pr~vsoss ga>s:suo- NJ. Barrvws moved TO ar
n see sahse- ehairasz< pr~f-r~nc~ r.d d~-zHzsf-
sn< The ysss and aAys IT, r-ssssa wxs bo..s ~
tae vote wasrn. Is h coac-.-d practically dss-
ro-~s q the bs.I
iS thu s-rS1;e. IN. essh trz.e~lEz.~ir ast~r
tn@ roaftne ezzss-srss % the naarzizz shS1 h.-~-
Eat-A~t- tH- -~aar- at = u o'rs-rx w-us sn.s
s~srrrs s-sssoa. on Esossaa q Mr. sA~rrzaz and
wA~n the e-apsoTe~ w~r~ exrlzi-, sn.s the doors
ese-.sst n. arhttrsfso. trrxsy wxs tak-a ~ IT,
ecussserz1sc1. wfthezs definite xrtSs~s os-rzrS-.s
The rsr1ztsl~r q tAe --ssaoz 80. In IL. ho1-.
e being private ha2l day. sc~n as th- r-~-
lzrsinary bzst1-<s hzt heer traz-a<--ss. to-
aoSzs~ vest into coImstr>s q the whs6~ oa TIE
srlvas@ czi@rs2zr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-03-31
THE GREAT FAie.

Austria will make q fine exhibit Of
glass. porcelain, bronze, leather, artistic
iron >nd cabinet work.
Nxw JEEsrY has increased its worlds
fair appropriation from twenty tics
sand dollars to seventy thousand dol-
lars
THEexhibit which Illinois women VIII
make In the wOmAn's building viii be .
model hospital. conducted entirely By
women
Harm has S.guroPriated twenty-five
thousand dollars for Us representation
at the exposition Fred Douglass has
been appointed commissioner to Rre-
sent that eOaB.ry. --- r -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-03-31

TuSIcA. March ss.-The facts which
have come 10 light here concerning the
trichina cases at Austin are as fOlIows:
About Eve weeks ago the family os r.
ID. O~eas and his mother-in-lax. MrsL
Tate. we're taken very I'll with disease
pronounced in few days by Dr. ". J.
Alexander TO be poison from triehlns
The family. which is composed % eight
nembers- we're seriously III f0r soune
time. ss were several other persons in
AGssiu- and their recovery ~as doubtful
FOE days IL resulted in the death %
Mrs Tate Lass week. while the Others
have recovered surei-ntly 30 b. out
upon the streets Of Austin. AMI from
what can be learned the physician does
noe aPPrehend any further danger Aus
tin Is only sir miles distant and parties
from there are in Tunica daily. The
remaining seven Of Mr.. Owens family
have been doing well ever since their
recovery
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-03-31
THE EmPEROR'S PLANS.

A sad Family SEEKING suree.s. from r.in
sad Neaf@i Depression The kais~r-s
Trip to Norway ostTIsed-
BERrTS. March 26--After a few days
in the city the emperor plans To take
his family to the new palace in Pots
dam The empress Is low spirited and
has manifested a desire to leave Berlin
as soon as possible in order that she
may he at liberty TO ride and walk
daily unobserved The moodineSs of
the empress has increased - alarm
ingiy within the last few weeks that at
the las, two court balls her austerity
and sadness We're subject of general
comment The excessive irritability
of the emperor in consequence of the
recurring pain in his ear and neck is
supposed to Be the cause
DR. Guessfeldt hopes much for tn.
the ernpcror's health from his voyage
&c Iceland and throaxh Lieut Haireu.
vso will accompany the imperial
party. sp~eiAi arr1nxwm~nts for the
op~n ar sasersaian~nt of the emperor
A4Ee been made AZ several p.sfntx "a
tA< -.erw~xs4a eazss - kss azrxaslr -.
za~z 10 w~w1 oa a@a-s~r~ sox sA< em-
Fe~sar frusz ~Aa<A tA~ a.ss<r ws1 sAs~
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aas- @s~n Er~x1<-.A Amt ma ~@sMr~s
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saaaruSs~s ~ Sc - sasuw~ ~as@mw -
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am ~ $3.50 EN @@s Hses~san
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-03-31

GEESvIrIE. March 7I--The cold
weather Of the last few days. while
severe. has not been so Disastrous as 70
vegetables. fruits. etc, as many sup
pose Early gardens in this vicinity
have no. suffered TO any great extent,
Irish potatoes we're cut of by the
frost, but will come out again Peas.
beeis and other hardy vegetables are all
right As to peaches. upon . very close
and critical examination. ~e find that 10
Is mainly the late varieties tha, are
killed, as they were in full bloom The
early peaches had ss general thing no,
blooned. and the freeze has not killed
them Pears and plums are very much
affected. hu, as to peaches we will have
plenty Of the early kind In this section
Upon an examination OF four peach trees
tha. ripen about May 20. ne found .
large per cent of the fruit uniniured-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-03-31

The COS. of lighting at the wcs.Fs
fair will be about ten times the cost for
the lighting of the Paris exposition
The figure is placed at si.5oo.eoo. AID
il is estimated that the light and power
plant will be one of ut least .. 600 horse
power.
CHAuxCEY NJ DEFEw was recently
asked what the railroads Of tie next
quarter century would be like He re-
piled that in less than twenty-five years
..steam as motive power viii have
given way to another far greater one
That will be electricity IL IS certain
TO be. and it will be within very few
wears, Judging from what has been
dore by electricity during the past six
teaf, Years"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-03-31

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-03-31
LAND REGISTRATION.
sx,esi,ion Of the Celebrated
Torrens System.

.,,-... by Mr.. Bolton Smith. Of Mem
r1u,ed by Request of Prominent
- Of the lie legislature Of the State
4 Mississippi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-03-31

FkEzx M4--n ~ E~z- xrxa--
ior-, E.~ s1eaxnss1S s<..uw 1f - -
trzzss<saz1 Aaz h<~a s~z.~=z~d -
Prss1n tr~ oz@ rear sze 80 p~y q sz~ q
4eoo fr2ass to< A2sszx p1slzsA~z azSz-s-
ing arsheses a<aiass oa~zz4y S< B<az---
Paire. The pzoli< Pru~~ez-or- TA@
trouble hex7a a. the time % the p-o=~-
euticn Of the late G~a- B0zlaz<er
when the P9biie prosecutor exposed
Roeheforr's record remorseiesziy zud
PronOuDeei him 10 be n rogue and an
aGventarer. Roehefort's Subsequent
attacks on the p1blie prosecutor have
been exceedingly virulent
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12
IT IS A SOFT SNAP.
The Managers Expect to Make $4,000.
900 Out Of the Worlds Fair.

The Managers Expect to Make GA, OOO.-
600 Out Of the Worlds Fair.
CHICAGO, April 6.-The Dockery COM
mittee, composed of Dockery chairman
and Henderson, Compton, Cogswell and
Breckenridge has been here a week and
will conclude its investigation of the
worlds fair management this evening.
The most important feature of the
investigation TRANSFERRED in the testi-
mony of II. N. Higginbothan, chair
man of the ways and means committee
of the fair and the associations finan-
cial officer who showed in answer to
close and pushing questions on the
part of Chairman DOckery that the
gross income or revenue of the fair
from all sources would be in round
numbers $50, OOO, 900, while all possible
expenditures from first to last by q
very padded and inflated estimate is
only placed by the fair association Of
ficers at about 81, 900, 900.
These figures are very significant and
will have powerful bearing on the
question of whether the national
government will donate $4,000, 900
more to the enterprise. They show,
too. that some people who have been
urging this further appropriation have
lied.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12
SCORED THE PRESIDENT.

Senator Wolcott OF Colorado Blames
Harrison for the silver Bill's Defeat.
WASHINGTON, April AFTER the
preliminary morning business in the
senate Mr.. Morgan called up his silver
resolution offered yesterday and
yielded to Mr.. Wolcott, who proceeded
Immediately to address the senate on
the subject of silver, beginning with a
blunt statement that the silver bill had
been put to sleep in the house and the
senate might as well face the truth on
the silver question. Very few outsiders
were present.
Mr.. Wolcott soon launched into an
attack upon the administration. He
admitted that the silver men had suf-
fered defeat in both houses and charged
that it had been encompassed by the
administration, which had left no stone
nnturned in the efforts to defeat the
silver bill. It appeared to desire To
avoid the embarrassment brought
upon the question before the
national convention was held. lie
asserted that the Republican party
with negative unanimity would nomi-
nate the present executive because no
other man of greater stature could be
ty would renominate the Apostle of
Tariff Reform" whose vision saw no
other issue. So the great mass of peo-
pie would be unrepresented by any
party.
Mr.. Wolcott wound up his speech
with an eloquent peroration and was
applauded both by senators and spec
tators. Before he had concluded the
room was well filed, and after the
first opening, every senator gave his
undivided attention to the speech.
At its close Mr.. Morgan's resolutions
went over without action-they are
still on the calendar-and the senate
resumed consideration of the Indian
appropriation bill.
The Indian appropriation bill was
then taken up, the question being on
Mr.. Dawes motion to strike out the
provision for the assignment of army
officers which remains in the bill. Mr..
Pettigrew offered an amendment appro-
priating sis7, O39 for compromising the
Indians of the Crow Creek reservation
for loss in their receiving less land per
capita in their diminished reser-
walton than was received by the In
dams occupying other diminished res
ervations. Agreed to. Mr.. Pettigrew
also authorized an amendment author
izing the secretary of the interior to
expend not over $50, 600 in the construc-
ton of two Indian industrial schools
Ito cost not over SIS, 900 each) one near
Chamberlain, 8. D., and the other near
Rapid City, s. D. Agreed to. Ad-
iOurned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12

LITTLE Rock. Ark. April 5.-A severe
wind and rain storm passed over East
ern and Western Arkansas yesterday
doing much damage to buildings and
crops.
DENVER, Colo, April 5.-Reports
from Eastern Colorado show that q
second blizzard is raging. The rail-
roads are badly blocked.
EFFINGHAM, ILL.,, April 5.-Dnring q
severe thunder storm here Leo Dale
was instantly killed by lightning and
his brother probably fatally injured.
WHEELING, w. Va, April 5.-A ter
rible storm of wind and hail cut across
Belmont county, Ohio, and Ohio coun-
ty, w. Virginia, at $50 yesterday after
noon. Reports from all the towns in
the storms track tell of buildings
unroofed and thousands of windows
broken. One life was lost at Glenn's
Run, three miles south of here.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12
KILLED HIS soN-IN-LAw.
A Tragedy Grows Out Of Separation o
Man and WIFE,

JEFFERSON CITY, No., April 5.-News
was received here to-day Of . tragedy
that occurred in Miller county, near
Brumley, on Sunday. John Leets, .
young farmer, disagreed with his wife
and they separated, she going to her
fathers home with their child. Some
time afterward Leets, concluding that
he was the proper guardian Of the
child, went to secure it. At the house
of his father-in-law, whose name could
not be learned, q difficulty arose and
Leets drew q revolver and fired several
shots at the old man. The latter ran
into the house and picking up . shot
gun fired at Leets, killing him in
Stantly.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12
Central Missouri I'm Line.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, April 5.-News
was received here yesterday that a
cyclone passed over a section of Miller
and Morgan counties last night. The
storm appears to have been worst at
Barnett's Postoffice. Morgan county,
where q number of houses were blown
down. So far as can be ascertained
no one was killed and but few injured
BY the storm.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-12
Cyclone ut Kirksville.

K1RKsvILLE, Mo-, April 5.-A cyclone
struck this town last night. The last
place it left any evidence of striking
miles south, where it destroyed two
houses. twisted off large elm trees and
laid fat everything in its course. 1t
left a ragged path clear through this
place, wrecking roofs, chimneys,
porches, business and residence houses.
No fatalities are reported thus far.
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,lr. Reid Calls .. tie President.

WASHINGTON, April a. Whitelaw
Reid, United States minister to France,
called on the president this morning in
company with Secretary Blaine and
presented Q draft Of the extradition
treaty concluded with France which
will be transmitted to the senate for
action
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A BLIZZARD RAGING.
THE FESTIVE CYCLONE NOW
TAKES A HAND.
ANOTHER rVSfER IN KANSAS.

A Woman Killed and More Than Sixty In
jured Near Cherryvaie-HOusesB Blown
Away and Other Property DE.
stroyed-TOwanda's Death List
Swelled by Another Name
-Blixxards In Dakota.
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Hall Storm Near Emporia.

EMPORIA, Kan, April Sin the
city-also south of the river-there is
not whole pane of glass in the win
dows in the south side of the houses.
They were knocked out by hail storm
last night.
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smoke. The fire was of incendiary


COLUMBUS, Kan, April 5.-A severe
rain and wind storm passed over this
place about l2 o'clock last night doing
considerable damage to trees, chimneys
and small buildings.
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Benk Forger sentenced.

SEDALIA, No., April Tin the Grim
inal court yesterday Judge John =
Ryland sentenced Elias Godlove, alias
Jimmy Dunn, the bank forger. TO two
years in the Penitentiary. Samuel
Stern, for working . confidence game,
was given two years
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Buried . R.iIroed in the Mud.

FORT MADISON, Ia, April 5.-Last
nights storm washed ont 600 feet of
track of the st. Louis, Kansas and
Northern railway and buried it four
feet deep in the mud. Travel will be
delayed about eighteen hours.
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Biz Clsins for OvsreAaress.

CHICAGO, April Armour 4 Co.
have begun twenty-one suits In the
circuit court to recover In the aggro.
gate q, lss, 600 from various railroe0
companies throughout the country Tor
overcharges on dressed beet
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topeka, Kan, April Fire broke
out tonight in stable occupied BY
William O'Connell on Quincy street and
six horses were smothered bv the
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To Aid Cyclone Sufferers.

LINCOLN, Neb., April 5.-Governsr
Boyd has issued q proclama ton calling
on the people of the state to aid cy-
clone sufferers Of Nelson and vicinity.
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He-Ethels face has haunted me
ever since first saw her.
She-I do not consider her face
handsome myself but I think your re-
mark Is unnecessarily cruel New
York Herald
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TOPEKA, Kan, April 1.-TWO OF the
largest medical societies In Kansas
the Golden Belt" and the "Eestes1
Kausas'' axe In annual session horo
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One Visits Carroll.

CARROLLToS, Mo-, April THE
peighborhood one and one-half miles
north of Bosworth, this county, was
visited by q cyclone yesterday after
were severely injured and much prop
erty was destroyed.
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Dubuque Goes DemocratIe.

DUBUQUE, Ia, April 5.-The Demo
Gratis elected mayor, auditor and four
out Of five aldermen yesterday. An
independent Democrat was elected a.
assessor. The city council now stands
nine Democrats and one Independent
Republican