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GONE TO SEIZE an ISLAND.
A British WarshIp Starts or on . Aysteri.
Gus Mission,

SAN Francisco. July 27-On July 10 tho
British war vessel Champion left Honolulu
for the southwest 1t was reported there that
her mission was to seize the Johnston or
CORVALLIS group OF islands in the Sauth Sea.
The chief island OF the group has been
claimed by the Pacific Guano Company OF San
Francisco. which raised the American flag
over 1t several years ago.
The only explanation Of England's action is
that the American company has abandoned
the island because they have exhausted the
guano and England has taken possession in
order to secure n station for her new cable
from New Zealand to Honolulu.
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Beng BROUGHT BACK.

Taken tn New Brun -wicik Last Nieht-Con.
ductor Schaefer VIII Try to Indemnity Him.
Detective Housell OF New Brunswick arrived
by the Erie Railroad on the $3.50 train at Jer-
soy City last night and brought with him
Morris Berg the man who is now suspected
OF the murder Of Mary Anderson. the young
Danish girl murdered near Perth Amboy on
June X.
While on the train Berg asked Housell II
Mary Anderson had been stabbed or -"
Then he remembered himself and kept quiet.
He is n man of medium height. with an ugly
fac and thick brows.
He has n dark moustache and a scar under
one eye. which " II make it an easy matter for
Conductor SchGefer and Brakeman Miller to
identify him. He was not put under arrest
until the train got into New Jersey. but De-
tective HouseN kept a pretty close watch on
him.
When the train arrived in Jersey City last
night the officer and his prisoner were met
bv Detettivr lhari s A. oliver. They took the
1O.2S train for New Brunswick.
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Deputy Coroner Weston yesterday made an
autopsy upon tho body Of Tough Charles
Reilly. who was shot and killed by Policeman
Walsh on Monday night. RcilIY's friends all
legged that he was severely dubbed by tho
policeman and that his skull! MAS fractured.
The autopsy showed that Rriiy's death was
due u a bullet wound in tho back.
Rrilly's two brothers cnll.I yesterday upon
DISTRICT Attorney Nicoll. They accused Police
man Walsh Of having murdr'cd their brother
District Attorney laid tina he would have a
renrtsentatlye at the Coronsr's inquest and
that he could take no action until after tho
iullest.
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SILrATI0N ARMY HNCAMPuLNE
saIdier. from the United S:utrs VIII spend
Thrr" bays at Prohibition Park.

The Salvation Army OF American began a
three days encampment at Prohibition Park,
Staten Island. yesterday Only n snail por-
tion II the troops have arrived. and thc after
noon and evening were spent in preliminary
drills Il the handsome auditorium Of the park
To-day will 'e grand review day, when Com
mandel DAi.ington Booth will lie in attend
anc.. About LOCO members Of tie army were
present Yesterday with an uud"rce ~ ]. 100
IN the evening tho auditorium WAS we'll !iied
tn" II 'rn"on exercises Were Conduries by
ia or ,sas, inm n"n1inG the diylaion .: New
daushter.iu-lhw. Mr.. Col Evans. acted AS
drill n.ustrr Mrs. rcIen VI, Cougar made u
there were short addresses, There VII be
three mretlnGs to-day AZ II. 3. and 0,clock.
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NJ cAlpin-Pyle.

Miss Sara Carter Pyle. daughter OF James
Pyle Of this city. was married yesterday at
Morristown to Williston McAlpin. son OF D. H.
McAlpin. also Of this city. The wedding was
at the house OF James Tolman Pyle. whose
wife was Miss Adelaide McAlpin. The house
was profusey decorated with flowers. Special
ca $ took hundreds of guests to see the we'd
ding. and pretty little children in couples.
led the bridal procession.
The best man WAS DR.. D. Fl. McAlpin. Jr.
the Rev. Marvin K. Vincent performed the
ceremony. The ushers Were j. H. Hancock
aud Ulysses Mercur OF Philadelphia. T. n. Nc
Carter. Jr Of Newark, A. p. Sturges. ]. 6.
Gardner and randolph McAlpin Of this city
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james II. Gallagher OF 1.541 Broadway got
tired Of Mary Gallagher. with whom he lived
for ten years. Mary says she is his wife, She
now lives at ABB West Seventeenth street
James had her arrested and brought to the
Jefferson Market Police Court y yesterday on the
charge that she had written damaging things
about him to the young woman whom he was
about to marry.
Mary claimed a common law marriage with
Gallagher, and when she heard that he was
self to revenge Gallagher asked Justice Ryan
to let Mary go. and upon her promise not to
write any more letters to Gallagher's young
woman she was discharged.
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As iou Ike II" ou, OF Doors Again.

An opcn-air production OF las You Like 1t. ;
similar To- that under tho patronage OF Mrs.
Stevens last year in ilohoSrn vii! occur on
Saturday afternoon at The Digg!es PLACE,
on bedford road, near Tarrytown. The enter
tainment viii be .:iycn for the benefit of the
Pocantiro HILLS free kindergarten. and will DO
under tho patronage Of Mrs. Noah Davis. Mrs.
Grosvenor =. Lowrey. Mrs. Arnold {. saportas.
Mrs. H. :. Wceks Mrs. Al. Sherwood. Mrs. W. T.
entsrtainm"nt is sfyisi "Wo"dland seenes
from !, i"u LiEe IT," The cast is as fol-
Mis- L"ni-a .Mitchel,: imL.tG. Miss Madge
Carr: ,lfa," MIR. John Malone. jacques.
hrshhihad k,"wper; ,, {o",hiStoa~s, Mr.. J.
rence, and adm. Mr.. j. Edwin brown. The
performance will begin at ) O'Clock. ana there
will be Incidental music by an orchestra.
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DIR. MGONIGAL AGAIN.
IREKsTED FOR CAUSING TEE DEA tn
OF MRS FRANK WEBB.

Mrs. Marion A. Dale. = Physici.. a~s .
Midwife. Arrested with Hi.-The Dead
women. Husband Also BeIa-Net Two
Years Ago Mceonssai Was Convicted Of
Mnn-lauehtcr in the Asnie Goodwin
cs.e-Ue Was Ont on Ban. Fs.diue Az
peal on that Conviction. when Arrested.
nr. Henry G. McGoniRal. alias DR.. White.
who was convicted in this city nearly two
ycars ago Of causing the death Of pretty Annie
Goodwin. tho cigarette girl. Ia prisoner In
tho Queens county Jail in Long Island City 40
cnsci ot d similar crime
Ui- latest known victim In Mrs. Louisa
Ncth at 4O7 Hamilton street, Ravenswood.
Ion. Island City. She was daughter OF ex-
lolco Justice George Parsells. who died at
thai numuer in Hamilton street seven
muG,ns aGo.
Two legged accomplicos to the crims occupy
c1.,s in the same Jail with McGonigal They
arr Misc DR.. Marion a. Dale OF psi West 122d
strort this city. and tho dead woman's hus-
lmnt. FRANK Webb. The trio were lodged in
Tie second precinct station house In Hunters
Point Yesterday morning. and we're later taken
g. III" county jail
The dend woman lived with her mother and
unmarried sister in the old Parsells homo.
stead whore she was born. She was % years
Oh and hat boon married six years. Her
mother and sister first noticed her Illness
about weel; ago but were unable ia
ortiin any satisfaction either from the sick
woman herself or hor husband. Tho physician
who attended Mrs. Webb always called attel
rshtfal He was not known to reach the
house before - or 10 o'clock. and generally de.
laycd his departure until midnight. Mrs
Webb called him Dr. White.
III was an old, gray haired man. with q
snowy beard. who seemed 80 feeble and ner
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Suicide or = Saloon Keeper.

George Burghard. - years old. removed his
lager beer saloon from ITO Third avenue to
78O Seventh avenue about the first OF May.
Since then he has been going of on periodical
sprees. He began a new one three weeks ago.
He went to bed about 2 o'clock yesterday
morning remarking that he did not believe he
could stand the heat
Shortly before 8 O'Clock his wife. who was
doing her housework. was startled by pistol
shot in her husbands bedroom. She found
her husband lying upon the bed with bullet
hole through his head Just over the right ear.
Burghard clasped the smoking revolver in his
right hand. He died before a doctor could be
summoned.
Burghard had neither financial nor family
trouble. His act Is attributed to heat and rum.
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The IVES: yIrciain convention.

PARKERspuRn. July 27.-Gov. A. b. Fleming
WAS temporary Chairman, and Col. j. B, pey-
ion temporary Secretary NJ the Democratic
State Convention to-day senator Charles J.
Faulkutr MAS Gadr permanent Chairman. and
AMI Col. Feytun permanent secretary.
Nothing was don" tJ-day pending the report
Of tn" Committee On Credentials There WAS
n contested delegation from one county. and
TIC report Of the committee Is stand OIL.
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The Richmond Term,n., Committee.

Neither Gen. Sam Thomas nor Mr.. George r.
Stone attended the meeting yesterday OF the
Richmond Terminal Committee Of seventeen.
and tho session was short 1t WAS unani-
mously decided that 1t would be inexpedient
to borrow the money to meet the interest.
amounting to $165. 900. on the Richmond Ter
minal rs due Aug. I. This conclusion. was
reached after consultation with some of the
largest holders Of these bonds.
Chairman W. L. strong was instructed to
form committees Of three each from among
the holders OF the 5s and us OF the Richmond
Terminal Company to confer with the larger
conn ittee in any matters of interest touching
these bonds
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An unknown man about so years Of age. S
feet 8 inches in height. blond hair. slightly
bald. moustache and side whiskers committed
suicide by shooting himself In the head on Jay
street. st. George. 4 l.. late on Tuesday night
was still alive. but unconscious. He died in
the ambulance while being removed to the =.
R. Smith Iniirmary. The suicide was evidently
German. He wore a pair OF light brown
striped trousers and black diagonal frock
coat. standing collar. and blue tie.
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GALVESTON. July 27.-Persons who have ar
rived hero from tho frontier report that six OF
the robbers who recently attacked quarry
foreman c. II. Wood. near Tresridras. on the
Mexican International road, and who attempt
chr. have cen arrested by rurals or Mexican
rangers who after identifying the men by
stolen property upon their persons. took them
Put the entire number to death. The robbers
were shot and their bodies left where they fell.
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Escnpe or IN Insane burglar.

Edward Kelly Of 140 Allen street reported at
Police Headquarters Yesterday that his wife
had Just been notified by Superintendent Ali,
son Of the State Insane Asylum that her
brother. Patrick Mcclure. escaped from the
institution on Monday. McGuire was serving
ten year term ut Danncmora prison for hur-
glary. and was recently transferred to the in =.
sane asylum. He is described ls 40 years old.
Of slim build and fair complexion. Both Mrs.
Kelly and her husband We're very nervous over
the news. Mr.. Kelly has hoaghta revolver
and two big police CLUBS to repel an attack
from the insane man II he should appear.
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View. Got More Than Enough croton.

Public Works Commissioner Gilroy yester-
day sent to the Mayor the report OF his depart
ment for the quarter ending June 30. The
total expenditure during that period were
Sl.3Sl ,G65,2a The report says that all the
storage reservoirs and lakes in the Croto9
Glenside. The city is using 9,0O0.OOO gallons
Of water more day now than at the begin
ming Of the quarter. The collections from the
water service and miscellaneous sources
amounted to $3.50 242 65,
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HnlEwItted Katie Snyder Kept All Night
IN an IinIInn Barber Shop.

Nicholas Gcrardo. an Italian. "a years old.
was arrested in Newark yesterday for abusing
katie snyder, n l5ycar-od halfwltted girl.
whom he and r COMPANION lured to a beer
park on Sunday and kept in a barber shop
until Monday morning. The attention OF the
police WAS called to the case by the girls
mother who lives Mt 1877 Passaic street.
The barter. escaped arrest and Gerardo
denied having Injured the girl Kntie was
ter.lny m ,rnlug and taken 10 the Fourth pre-
cinct station. While Gerardo wa, present size
refused to incri ninnte him and seemed afraid
the Whole story and Implicated Gerardo and
the other Italian. Her clothes were in rags.
Gerardo is locked UP for the Grand Jurs.
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\ Dinner TO Mr.. Cleveland.

BuzzAEDs BAY. Mass. July 2i-The COM
mittec Of the Old Colony Club having charge
Of the complimentary dinner to cX-President
Cleveland has decided to have the dinner in
the Town Hail u Falmouth on Ang. u. Joseph
Jefferson, iresident Of The riui. Will preside
tinguishcd men arr expected 10 be present
and MAKE add esses
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NEWS OF TIE RAILROADS

Bonds or tho Adirondack and ~. Lawrence
to He Guaranteed by the n. Y. Central.
The report that DR.. Seward Wsbb's Adiron-
dack and st. Lawrence Railroad has been pur-
chased by the New York Central was denied
yesterday by the officials Of the latter com
pany They also denied that such purchase
was contemplated.
The question OF n guarantee Of the bonds Of
the Adirondack and 1t. Lawrence by the New
York Central Company has been under con-
sideration for some time and some such
arrangement will probably be made; but moth
ing has yet boon conSum mated. DR.. Webb's
road is still in process OF construction.
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Suicid = at 10.

PLA1NFrELD July 27.-Miss Rachael F. Ram
doph. aged 10. committed suicide early this
morning at the home Of Andrew J. Stewart on
Fifth street. whore she was stopping. A
physician told her a short time ago that she
had an incurahle tumor. and brooding over It
turned her mind. When she was called this
morning she failed to respond. Mr. Stewart
found her hanging to the bed post; She had
other end over the bed post. She was a mem
Der OF the wel-known Fitz Randolph family Of
Railway. =.
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Did He Blow Out the Gas,

The porter OF the Occidental Hotel. corher
Of Broome street and the Bowery, smelled a
strong odor Of gas while making his rounds
yesterday morning. He traced II to tho room
occupied by Bruno Hirsch OF Long Hill. Conn.
Hirsch had arrived the night before. The
porter broke open tho door. Hirsch was lying
Unconscious upon the bed and partially UNI
dressed The gas in the room was turned on
The man was removed to St Vincents IIospi-
tai. where he died shortly atterWard.
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LITTLE EocK. Ju!y 81 The first chapter in
the prison life of DR., Il. J. Wright. sent to tho
penitcntiary fom White county. Ark. four
years ago iorn five wears sentence, ended this
morning, good behavior having shortened his
tnn sheriff II S!,.lby county. fexas, Tor mur,
der. arson. and inr.ery. Wright admitted that
his real name is Loggans. anu that he killed a
man OF the name Of smith in Shrlby county.
Texas, about six years ago. Wright took his
rearrost rather nonchullantly.
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The Hondura. Revelation Said to be Sue.
cessful.

NEW ORLEANS. La. July 27.-The steamer
Jos. Otcri. Jr. arrived from Cerba, Honduras.
last night and brought information to tho
effect that the Government had sent Gen.
Zelaya. its Minister Of Foreign Affairs. to con =
fer with Gen. Milan.e the leader Of the sevO-
lutionsts. who is mt Yoro with his army and
that the probabilities are that the revolution
il over. Milan successful. and that Gen. Bo-
nlla, VINO has been made President by the
revulutiOrists, will be seated in place OF the
present, President. Gen. Leiva who will be
leDOsel.
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Weaver Opens His Cam paisu.

DENVER, July 27.-Gen. Weaver, the Peoples
party candidate for President. made his open
ing address last night at crowded meeting
In Coliseum Hall. An overflow meeting was
also held which was addressed by Mrs, NJ i.
Gen, Weaver received upon ascending tho
platform silver pen. y, Clark Wheeler, who
presented the pen, said that Gen. Weaver,
with 4; Gen. Weaver's address was enthusi-
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Typhoid Fever In south Norwa,k.

NoRwALK. July 2T.-Six victims Of typhoid
fever were discovered to-day in one house on
Washington street South Norwalk. and by
hniiding we're 0uarantinrd Three eases OF
typhoid have been discovered In this end OF
the town. but the victims. who are isolated,
are getting we'll
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Pay the Price of the
Royal for Royal only.

Actual tests show the Royal Baking
Powder to be ~ per cent. stronger than
any other brand on the market. If an
other baking powder is forced upon you
by the grocer, see that you are charged
the correspondingly lower price.
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DR.. LESLIE E. KELLEY

Has established a. Babylon, T., l., a branch Institute
for tho treatment Of Alcoholism, Morpnn. and Ssry-
Gus Diseases. For terms iir.sF wN vYsR. Bsbylos
l. J., or cal AZ New York office, East 2Jth -
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when baby was sick. we gave her castoriA
when she was Child. she cried 10, cAstoaA
When she became Miss shs chung t. CAstoriA
when .hs had Children she gave than csstSraA
, 1892-10-26
DREDGED.UP.

Newark, N. j., is in danger of water
famine.
An oilwell has been struck near Port
land, Ind.
Pine Bluff, Ark, has organized cotton
exchange.
A new union of German painters was or
ganized in New York on Sunday.
An artesian well has been struck on a
farm near McMinnyilles Oregon.
La Grande, Ore, residents lately wit
messed a fight between a bear and bull
dog. The dog was "not in it."
California roses are claimed to contain
20 per cent more perfume than those grown
anywhere else in this country.
Probably the first electric tower clock in
this country was placed on the new court
house at Los Angeles, Cal, last year.
Mrs. Susan Zeal, Of San Antonio. Tex,
who is reputed to be 20 years of age, re-
Gently killed panther with an axe.
The employees.of Boston manufacture
ing establishment call their boss "Time, %
because he cuts down all, both great and
small.
Whew l-Clay Dale, of Gallipolis, Ohio,
srained his arm while trying to pull fifty
pound fish out Of the water, according to
an exchange.
William Child, OF Y street, Washington,
who had been treasury clerk for the past
81 years, died on Saturday, in the SD year
of his age.
The wife of the treasurer of a well-knOwn
corporation in this city has hair which is
63 inches in length an inch or two longer
than she is tall.
The law of Denmark now gives to every
Danish subject, male or female, the right
to a pension at 60 years of age, except IN
cases Of convicted criminals.
Argentine Republic lays claim to the
longest horse railroad in the world, which
runs from Buenos Ayres to San Martin, a
distance of about so miles
A Change Of Base-The "boil the water
before you use it" editorial now gives place
to IF you do not register you cannot vote, "
says the Chicago Times.
A Holland, Mich, cabinet maker has
completed a beautiful box. consisting of
1000 pieces of different varieties of wood
which he will exhibit at the world fair.
GAINESVILLE, Florida, boasts of fully de-
veloped ear of corn which contains 7S0
grains. This ear of corn has, it is said,
four smaller ears attached, of new growth,
which contain 400 grains, making in all a
total Of 1lsO grains.
One of the few pensioners Of the war of
1912 surviving is Leayitt Humphrey, OF
BrOokline, Mass, who is 80 years old, and
accompanied his father, Captain Moses
Humphrey, to the front, according to an
exchange. He received $24 every quarter
from the government.
, 1892-10-26
WHEAT WAY Down.
st. Louis Market OverstOcked and
Prices are at Bed Rock.

st. Louis Market OverstOcked and
Prices are at Bed Rock.
ST. LOUIS, October 26.-The enormous
load of actual wheat continues to weigh
this market down like a milestone, and
the result is the prices of yesterday for
both cash and futures reached lower figures
than ever before in the history Of the st.
Louis grain market. No. 2 red, cash, is
selling on change for 669e cents per bushel,
while the favorite speculative option, De
cember, dropped to 70s4. This breaks all
previous records, but it is not believed to
be the bottom, should the enormous re
ceipts at this the primary markets con-
tinue. 1t appears to be let-up to the flow
of wheat from farmers hands, which has
been going on for weeks. The stock is said
to be enormous everywhere and is con-
stantly increasing at a rate truly astonish-
ing.
The local stocks are the largest on record,
and yesterday aggregated {, ,22s, ,749 bushels,
compared with 2,961 800 bushels for the
same time last year, when the yield was
one of the largest ever raised in this coun-
try. That the deluge of wheat now pour
ing into the spring and winter wheat
markets Is natural result of the famous
Hold your wheatA circulat issued last
year, is generally believed here. 1t is the
opinion of the trade that much of the
wheat now being marketed is of the 1891
crop which has been held back by the farm
ers in anticipation of higher prices, which
have not been realized
, 1892-10-26
GINNING TO nIvmnin.

One or more surgeons of National Surgi-
cal institute, No 8l9 Bush street, San Fran
cisco, will be at the Hotel Olympia, Olym-
pia, October "a, and in the Grand Pacific
hotel, Tacoma, October 25, one day only.
This institute is specially devoted TO the
treatment of curvature of the spine, dis
eases of the hip and knee Joint, crooked
limbs, club feet and all bodily deformities.
Their success in treating these troubles, as
we'll as nasal catarrh and all chronic dis
eases, has made for the institute a national
reputation.
All persons who are suffering from any
of these complaints should not fail to take
advantage Of this opportunity for relief
Ask your postmaster for circulars.
Reference may be had to the following:
Governor e. P. Ferry, Olympia; John ?.
Hoyt, justice Of supreme court of Washing
ton; Ben e. Snipes, banker, Seattle; John
Hanna theatrical manager, Seattle; Dan'l
Shea, Duwamish. Oct1ltf
, 1892-10-26
NEW JERSEYS OUTLOOK.
The Republicans Sanguine of Sue
cess--DemOcrats Uncertain.

OhCtEAAAns
TRENTON, N. J., October 26.-There isn't
a prominent republican in New Jersey who
is not hopeful of success next month
There isn't prominent democrat in the
state that feels sure Of winning. Republi-
cans are active, aggressive and confident; (;
democrats are dormant, doubtful and blue
Every county is nightly ablaze with torches
and each township has a republican meet
ing of some kind six nights out of the seven.
The republicans not only hope to carry
the state for Harrison and elect Kean, but
they are very sanguine of capturing at least
two additional congressman. They are sure
of the first and second districts, and they
have good reason to expect victories in the
fourth and sixth. There is also a lighting
chance in the fifth. What they accomplish
will be done in the face of the outrageous
gerrymander made by the democratic legis-
lature year ago.
This same is true concerning the legisla-
ture 1t is hard to fight against the pres
ent reapportionment, and it is doubtful
whether the legislature can be carried. But
heavy gains are sure to be made in the
assembly. The senate will continue demo-
cratic, owing to the fact that twelve demo-
cratic senators hold over. Whatever the
outcome as to the control of the next legis-
lature, it is very certain the huge demo-
cratic majority of the last session will be
materially reduced.