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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-29
WHO TOOK GERDEs' MONEY!
Investigation of Rather Peculiar Burg
larry at the Mission.

Investigation of Rather Peculiar Burg
larry at the Mission.
For two weeks Detective Ross Whitaker
has been trying to unravel some peculiar
circumstances connected with an alleged
burglary at tile Mission. On the 18th inst.
II. G. Gerdes, chemist, who rooms in the
house of Terrence Masterson at 557 Seven
teenth street. reported to the police that on
the previous day his room was entered, a
trunk broken open and $3.50 in gold taken.
When Gerdes asked Mrs. Masterson for an
explanation. she said some one had entered
the house while she was away at fruit
store. She showed where a back door had
been pried open. A Jimmy" was found in
Gerdes' room. but it did not correspond
with the marks on the back door and those
on the rificd trunk
Several conflicting statements have been
made about the affair, and the investigating
officer has not discovered whether the
money was taken by some real live" burg
lar, or by some one living In the neighbor-
hood.
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Loud-voioed Assail u.

John d.. Lane. muscular fellow with a
very loud voice, created a disturbance on
Bush street. near Montgomery, yesterday
by assaulting a woman, whom ho loudly
declared to be his wife. When arrested by
Officer Dinan he fought furiously. but was
finally landed In the City Prison. There he
was booked on charges of disturbing the
peace and vulgar language. Another charge
Of battery will probably be added. He be-
came so abusive that he was placed in the
dark cell 10 cool off.
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The Maxn.y F..,iyaI.

Following is the programme arranged for
the Grand Army Mayday festival at Wood
wards Gardens next Monday:
Morning-Selecilons by the Park band; May
pole dance by g misses; dawn OF May" song,
by full chorus; Castilian tarantella by six
misses; school drill and song by the Peabody
Primary School; military drlll and cadets from
The Horace Mann Grammar School; Highland
fling by Miss Maggie Basseit; gypsy dance by
eight misses; "Siarspangled Banner; pianist,
Miss Mary Curry.
Afternoon-Grsnd march; coronation OF the
May Queen; Maypole dance; "May Morning."
song, by full chorus; Spanish fan dance by Irene
Delaney; song for the children by George w.
Aibuckle; hornppe duet by Madge and kitie
Duebell; Excelsior Brigade By the South San
Francisco school
The morning programme will be COM
menced at 10 o'clock and the afternoon at 2
o'clock.
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Swallowed the covering OF shorts for time this
morning, but both movements diminished In
short time. The bears were still active in Atchison
and Changers and til market closed stagnant at
slight fractions better than last evening reaction
setting in late in the afternoon. Sugar rose ia
Governments dub and steady. Petroleum-May
closed at 81 &c.
NEW YORK, April 2s.-Unted States Bonds. as,
1l6l2: do. Us. 100; Northern Pacific. 2l5s: Cana
dian Pacific, S7ss Central Pacific. 81: Union Pa
cine. 1885: Atchison and Santa Fe. 3:15: Wells
Fargo. i4a: western Union. 921a; Silver. e71sc;
Wheat : April, eb&4c Flour. steady Coffee.
So 90. Sugar 2ss93isee Hoos-Paclhc Coast 241
SOC Hides. lie. Copper-Lake. sll s5. TIN
spot, $50 90 Lead-Domesticr 81 30. ron-Sio.
Petroiensn-May. 57t4c.
HOPS.
Hops show quiet routine business, and prices
are unchanged The foreign markets are quite
strong
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Snsar-Raw, dun and unchanged; refined, steady
and unchanged.
coffee-Very dull. quotations nominal. Sales
10000 bags April, $l2 90; May. $i2 20; June.
Sill 80.
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Bridget Was Cruel.

William g. Mette was divorced by Judge
Finn from Bridget Mette for her extreme
cruelty. He was ordered to pay her all
mony monthly of $50. Her name was Cas-
sell before no married her In San Jose two
years ago On Sunday. His complaint was
that she had treated him very cruelty in
deed, not only inficting physical pain. but
alse mental anguish, and principally that
no had no Confidence in her virtue.
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licensed to Marry.

Licenses to marry we're issued yesterday
to the following:
John Trsbucco and Katie b. Razzetto. 27-17.
John +. Burke and Mary s. Anderson. 24-1S.
John j. Scbeuer and Annie L. &. Crouch,
22-18.
David Brownstone and Charlotte Arousen.
6o-29.
John Francis and Minnie J. KeweI, 29-20.
John w. sullivan aud Minnie K. Berry. 34-27.
Giuseppe Bufo and Maria Decarl. Pills.
Timothy }. Wright and Mary Ducker. $3.50.
Joseph Lafrance and RosanDa LefeDvre,
31-26.
William Gordon and Emily A. Brollch, 21-17.
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Completely Pro.trated.

Judge Coffey will have to postpone to-
day the hearing of the contested guardian
ship matter of Mary Violieh, the l3-year-
old girl who was recently arrested in an
Eaststreet saloon and hfterward married
on tug at sea to Adrian Silvey. The con-
test is between Secretary Holbrook and the
mother OF the girl. She is now at the home
of Mr.. Holbrook, but the excitement at
tending her case has resulted In complete
prostration. for she is q fIail little creature.
On Tuesday and Wednesday her life was
despalred of and In her delirium she begged
not to ba sent back 10 her mother.
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plea that his cruel conduc; had driven her
to fall. The custody of the child was
awarded to her mother, the parents to be
permitted to visit 1t at all reasonable times.
and lie TO pay $50 for her counsel fees.
Whittier is the driver of hack, and until
recently was with the Quincy Cab Com.
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Steamers to sail to-day are the city OF Puebla
for Victoria aud Puget Sound. the Empire Tor Ma
naimo, the North Fork for Humboldt Bay, the
Emily for Coos Fay, the Santa Cruz for San Diego
and the Gypsy for the Salinas River. The william
cite Valley falls due from Yaquina Bay and the
Arcsta from Coos Bay.
The ship;JabeZ Howes 1881 tons. loads Coal at
Nsnslmo or ths port; ship Louis Walsh, 1897 TONS
same voyage or San Pedro; German iron steamer
Romuius, 1907 tons. same voyage San Pedro;
barkentfne Skagit, 49, tons. Sugar at kahalui for
tlis
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Not Guilty OF Manslauwhter.

Joseph Gilbert. accused of manslanghter.
was tried and acquitted by the jury in Judge
Wallace's department. On the 2lst of De-
cember, 1891, be left his sand team I'M
hitched on Devisadero street to 60 for a
glass of beer. In his absence the horses ran
of. and after speeding about Eve blocks ran
over Henry Aaron, little boy who was
playing in the street, and was fatally in
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within ore's Californi. Estate.

Edwin +. Whitmore. who died at Pomp-
ton. N. Us on the 12th OF january, 1892. left
money In bank here amounting to some
$40. 900. besides real estate of unknown
value but worth probably not more than
$1,000. The devisees are residents Of Frank
lin, Macs, and Of Erskine. N. j.
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Board-25 Water. ssi4 100 Cal Electric
Light, II; 100 do, 171s: 100 do I7A; so Hawai-
ian Commercial, 3la; 20 Gaslight, 7o14.
AFTERNOON
Board-4o Gasiight, 20; 100 Firemans Fund
ms ITO; 40 Omnibus Cable IS; 80 v Water 90 IA !;
70 do, 8, ss14; $50 Cal Electric Light. TIA SO
do. 1855.
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Ana IN eccordanes with law aud an order of the
board OF Directors made the II st day OF March
1881 SO many shares OF each parcel Of such stock
as may De necessary, VIII bs sold at public auction
AZ tne once ofthe company. 500 Commercial street.
san FRANCISCO CAL, on MONDAY. the 18th day of
Mar, lS92s.at hehour of 80 O'Clock A NJ. OF said
day TO pay said delinQ1 assessment thereon to-
gether with costs of advertising aud expenses OF
sale. : j. METEAIF Secretarv
oface-sls Commercial street. San Trsaeisco.
oai' - q: 3.-ts4S ap2etd
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THE WHITE JEssAMINE.

knew shelay above me. -.
Where the easement all the night
Shone softebed with phcsphor glow,
OF sympathetic light,
And that her -iedgling spirit pure
Was plaming tastfor flight.
Each .endril throbbed and squicsened
AsInishtiy climbed space. .
And could scarce restrain the blossoms
When, anear she destined place,
Der gentle whisper thrilled. me
Ere 1 gszed upon her face.
waited. darkling. tin the dawn
Sh uid touch e.iDto bloom,
While ali my beng painted
. 4 o 9utpour its first perfume,
WheH,1o! pslef flower than mine
Had blossonIed IN the gioOmf ::
JOHN Is. TkBBin Harper's Magazine for May.
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Chicago Markets.

CBIcAeo April %. Wheat was weaker, and
opened 1sc higher on stormy weather and a cold
wave In the Wheat belt, declined 7sGlAc on
weaker cables, free offerings of May ana long
Wheat bought on yesterdays unfavorable Califor-
ntacrop news, and closed steady at 3s@5sc lower
than yesterday. May being the weaker option. Re-
cepts 27.oOU bushels: shipments. 1922 900 bushels.
Rye. Tie, harley. 5SG60c.
CHICAGO. April wheat-Cash. sGssc. Corn
40e Pors-$9 42la. Lard-s6 22Ia. Ribs-S5 671a.
W hsky-sl Is.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Ca!cuttas spot. 7ssG7ssc: for Jupe-July
delivery. -: Wool Bags. 36a3Sc
OIL-Calfornia Castor OIL. In cases, No. L. 81 rs.
No. T. cases. 81 20 bbis 90c (manufacturers rates}
Eastern do 81 20: California nseed bbls, boiled.
soc; raw. 4sc: cases, 1sc more Cocoa. b0955c
seed Uu Dbs. SIC: do rsw. s9c q gal. cases,
2Iac more; Lard OH, bbis. S2 1ae vases, soc y GAL
PIC TIN-Has been advaSced tc 23c p 10.
INSTRUMENTATION. NC p gallon; Eeoene,
22c; Downer's, 27icc; AstTaN Ice; 1902 Elaine,
24c; Pearl l9c: Water WhIts.- renned, bulk
lsc: Headlight IT'S ses CSC: Mineral Illuminating
5000, Csc In cases: Standard, HOP Gre test lie p
gallon casos tcapsl. 17lz faucets apS &c In bulk
GASOLINE. krC.-6So benziue. buzz, l3iysc y gal:
cases. lee; Tao Gasoline. buk. l415N: cases. zoe So
Gasoline. bulk. use; cases. 29c p cat.
WHITE LEAD-Quotable ~ 769z14c = NJ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at bJc = gal
SuGAR-TEe Western sugar Refining Company
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING. April ga
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA

Wheat weaker.
Barley futures lower.
Oats and Corn firm.
Rye declined.
Hay strong.
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes damaged by frost
Onions weak and duh.
Butter advanced slightly.
Cheese and Eggs lower.
Cherries slow.
Citrus Fruits plentiful.
Poultry and Game firm.
Green Peas drug the market
Pig-tln marked up.
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> And in accordance with law and an order OF the
board OF Directors male the Sth day o. March,
1892, SO many shares of each parcel ef sIch stock
as may be necessary Will be sold public auction
az the ONCE Of the company, room z. NeIaaa Block
san Francisco California. Friday the 2oth dsy
of APRIL 1892. at the hour OF l O'Clock r NJ of said
day. topay said Qestnauent assessment thereon to-
gether with costs of advertising expenses of the
sale. JOHN w. TWIGGSy Seerarary
Onice-Room 2, Nevada Block. San FRANCISCO
Caafornla. apl3td
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school Picnic.

The Jefferson School, the pioneer on this
coas: In establishing Bands Of Mercy among
public school children. will picp;c at SuIro
Heights to-day.
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u ULLioN MINING GoMPANY-LoCArIoN OF
- principal place of business. San Francisco CAL
location OF works, Storey County, New
. Notce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment no 371
levied on the 18th day of March, 1892 the several
amounts set opposite ths names OF the respective
shareholders az -
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TrI.d Wl,h Clo.ed DOOR.

After a trial with closed doors Judge Gar
Der divorced George NJ. Whittier from
Grace Whittier On the ground Of her in
hdelify. which was acknowledged In her
answer. but sought to be palliated on the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-29
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

NORTH BELLE ISLE MINING COMPANY,
IN Location Of principal place of business, san
Francisco. CAL location OF works, uscarora min
ing district, Eiko County, New.
NoTIcE-There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described STOCK on account OF assessment mo-
lel levied the LIST day OF March. 1892, the sev-
eral amounts opposite the names OF the respect
i've harehGIdcrs, as FOLLOWER
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quotes. terms net cash: Cube Crushed. Powdered
anu Fine Crushed, all 5ssc = u: Dry Granuate6.
514c 2 10: Confectionery A. 51sc: Magnolia 45sc;
Extra c. 41ac: Golden @. 42sc; ID. 4i4c p 10; haiti
bbls. Ac more than bbis. and boxes Ia more
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And In accordance with law and an order from
the Board of Directors made the LIST day of
March. 1892. so many shares OF parcel OF such
stock as may I've necessary, Will be sold OF public
auction at the once OF the company, $40 Fine ST.,
rooms Is aud II. San Francisco, Californs on
TUESDAY, the Sd day OF May. 1892, at the hour
OF o'clock p. " Of said day pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs of adyer.
Using and expenses of sale.
). w. PEW, Secretary. i
onice-Sl0 Pine ST., rooms Is and IL San Fran.
aisco. California apl4 til
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Treasure Shipment.
Shipping Notes.

The China took out treasure list Of $l59, 600
consisting Of S156el3 In Mexican Dollars and
$26S7 in Goid Coin.
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English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. April s-The spot market IL quiet
at rs Sd. Cargoes steady at 36s Cd for OF
coast 36s Sd for Just shipped and 36s Sd fer nearly
due
TUTURrS.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: Aprii
August, Is 1sd; September. Is Had.
sFcuRITIE4
LONDON. April %. = Consois. 9eH: Silver,
land, x65 900.
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Now Ynrk NIarkats.

NEW York. April SS.-The selling OF Union Pa
cinc induced BY the failure to Gust Gould ovel
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u EST AND BELCHER MINING COMPANY
- Location or principal place OF business, San
Francisco. Cal. location Of works. Virginia City,
Storey County, New.
NoTIcE-There are delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock, account or assessment
(No- bl) levied on the Sd day OF March, 1892. the
several amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spective shareholders, as follows:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.


ANDES SILVER. MINING. .CoMPANY-LoCA-.
"A ton of principaa place OF business. San Fran
cisfo Cal; location OF works. Virginia. storey
County, New. :.
NoTIcE.-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing-deseribed stock. account q assessment mo.
3S) levied the Sth day:of March. 1892. The
erai amounts set opposite the names or the respsc-
tive shareholders, as follows:
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Sam FraneIseo Meat Marset,

San francisco Neat Mar,set,
Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers are
Is follows:
BEEF-First quality 606lhc; second quality.
6l2c; third do 4lz45c
vEAL-Large. e07c: small Calves 1850.
MuTTOS-wethers,S SC: Ewes, 7@71ae.
LAMB-SprEng 99lOc p 10.
PoRK-Liye Hogs. si405lsc q for heavy
hard grain-fec: 514 Size for light average do;
stock Hogs. 41zg4s4c: dressed do. S9SI4c . ID.
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BAND IN accordance with law and al order OF tbs
(oard OF Directors: made. on the seysuteanth
lIthl day OF Msrcs, 1892. so mapy shares Of each
parcel or such stock as may be nseessargys6I b..
sold az pnblie auction. at tho ONCE o! tina eomns1v
room 20 321 Pine street, San Francisco C,f o.
WEDN ESDAYr the eleventh 01thJ day OF Nav.
1892, az The hour Of one ~ O'clock p Nc Of ssld
day.: to- pay said delinquent assortment tharsaa
togethef with costs OF advertising and expensss oS
the SALE: r. r. .GRAYSOS sarr 80 - Va
Once - Room 80, SSl Pine ST.. san Francisco,
=. n "a
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Exchange and Bullion.

fOrtlands Business.
PORTLAND. Or. April 2s--Ciearances. $685., 900;
balances. SIS, coo.
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nELINQU ENT SALE neutrality-suspicious. cary
~ SardinePseking Company. Location q princt
pal Place of business, san Francisco Cal .acasor
OF works. San: Francisco, Cal go. $50
Notiee--Ihere are delinquent upon the fo3aytne
described stock on: account or ssssssmsGt NJ.
levied on the 2fst day OF March 1893, the several
amounts set5epposte the names OF the respective
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m. ]. SIMMON5, AUCTIONEER.

VIII SELL THIS DAY.
Friday. April go, 1892
At IL O'Clock A. NJ. at residence,
100 TWELFTH STREET, NEAR HARRISON.
All of the
NEARLY NEW PARLOR, BED AND DINING
ROOM FURNITURE,
Carpets, Mantel Mirror and Pictures, Etc.,
COMPRISING IN PART:
Fine Parlor Set in Satin Brocatelle; Handsome Odd
Parior Upholstery: Body Brussels Carpets and
Rugs Lace Curtains. Eagrayings Bronze Clock
and Ornaments; Walnut and Oak BEDROOM
Sets; Fine Hair Mattresses; Down Pillows aud
other Bedding: Extension Tatle and Dining
Chairs; Crockery: Glass and Silver Ware; Hall
and Stair Carpets: Fine COOKING Range; Limo
leum, and other goods.
u SIMMONS. AuctiOneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAs. LEVY & co.

AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SaIesroom-1135 Market ST.. bet. 18th and Sth
Regular Salesdays-Tuesday and fridayo
THIS DAY.
Friday ...................Apri 30, 1892,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at saesroom.
11S5 Market Street. bet. Seventh and Eighth,
I'VE WILL SELL.
A Large and Elegant Consignment of Rich Parlor
Upholstery. Bedroom and once Furniture, antique
style. the latest: Bedding. Comforters. Blanket
Sheets. Pillows. spreads; 900 yards Carpets; Marf
tel Mirrors, Looking-giasses Arm Chairs, Plush ana
Willow Rockers and Chairs, Sideboards Extension
Tables. Pictures, Crockery Glassware. STOVES sand
Ranges or 12-rooni house, removed to store for
convenience of sale. Also, Bar Fixtures and Mir
ror and two Iron-door Safes. /.
ap29 CHAS. LEVY & CO.. Auctioneers.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-01-14
CoLoNY, Disc. 81, >9l.


Ed. FREE Press: Dearsir A few
weeks ago the KANSAS AGITAToR said
that at the late election railroad en-
ployes had been instructed how to
vote, by railroad officers. The
AGITAToR claimed at the time to be
able. to prove this statement SO
far the proofs have not appeared. |
have been a railroadcr and know
that railroad men know how to vote
and are not voting cattle. / now
ask the AGITAToR to produce it's
proof or stand before the people a
convicted, malicious slanderer. Last
week the AGITAToR says that certain
teachers in Anderson county teach
the doctrines of the Republican par
ty in their schools. Can the AGRA
TOR name these teachers or is this
another vile SANDER ?-"J JUSTICE"
in Colony Free Press.
The AGIrAToR did not say who in
structcd the railroad employees how
to vote, but it did say that certain
ones whom we could name were or
dered to vote the Republican ticket,
and one of them was ordered to have
his men vote that ticket We know
just what we are talking about. AS
to the teachers in Anderson county
who have been teaching Republican
party doctrine to their pupils, we
will again say that we know what
we are talking about. We do not
say that all of the teachers of the !
county have been doing so, for we
know that they have not, but some
nave been doing so. We are not
obliged to give names-especially
TO one who hides behind a nom de
we are able to prove
what we have said. If the fellow
who calls himself Justice" feels
ike spouting some more through
he Free Press, he is at liberty to do
20, unmolested. We have stated
acts, and shall pay no more atten
ion to the chap who calls himself
Justice"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-01-14

THE AcITAToR (local edition) one
year, and Scott's Sub-Treasury
Plan and the Land Loan System,
$l.OO. Foreign edition of the
AGIrAToR one year, and the above
book, 60 cents.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-01-14

SOMETIME in July last, a number
of Democratic editors met, and
strongly resolved against the Pet
PIES party. They also eulogized
the Democratic party, and declared
that they were unwilling to surren-
der their organization in this state.
The same editors did all they could
to secure the election Of Republican
candidates, and the sequel shows
that the Democratic party only
polled 10000 votes. Now if the
Democratic leaders in this state had
really cared for their party, and had
worked to that end, no one would
have had a word to say. But these
would-be leaders actually rejoiced
over Republican success-that, too,
in the face of the fact that their
party vote had almost been wiped
out. Truly it looks as if the Demo-
cratic leaders in this state were
twin brothers to the Republican
party.