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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-11

For rheumatism, lumbago, neuralgia,
cramp and collie there is notremedy su.
perior to tho genuine DR.. Thomas
Eclcctric Oil. DIV
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CHICAGO. ILL.,. March 1o.-Cattlc. receipts 10000
head; shipments 60OO head; market steady:
extra steers S. 2 good to choice 81 Oai 60: others
Hogs head shipme si 10 Coz oi lead d.
market steady; rough s. 00aj 20: good mixed
81 S0a4 s.; primo heavy weights 81 Sjaa4 95; light
81 s0ai IS. sheeprecelpts 1000 head shipments
5000 head market active: owes 81 00ai 90:
Wethers s. 0oa7 %; westerns S. 20ao 50; yearlngs
IS 70a5 So; lambs 81 5Oa6 IS. s!
EAST Liberty. Pa. March 1o.-Cattle. receipts
1000 head: shipments 9l5 head; market slow
at yesterday prices Hogs, receipts 2,icO head !;
shipments 1850 head; market firm; all grades
LOO head; market slow O! yesterdays prices. !,
d CINCINNATI. O.. March 10.--Hogs higher: com.
mon md light 81 59ai 2j: packing and butchers
81 G5a5 %; receipts 5000 head; shipments 1000
head 'lgI
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A Biddeford (Me.) agency dispensed
$4,000 worth Of liquors "ior medical
and mechanical purposes only" last
year.
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shop until they lost constantly, and
then would 20 10 another In tho hope
OF changing their luck. '
Under the law OF this state tho state.
mont, even II made under oath, OF n
aelf-confessed thief Is not valid owl
dcnce to be used against him in court
proceeding without confederation. In
order to obtain corroborative evidence
against Losoy Lawyer Truax md the
district attorney held another consulta-
ton upon the case yesterday morning
with tho inspector, and It was deter.
mined to arrest the persona in charge Of
each OF tho policy shops whore Loscy
had played. Inspector Byrnes detailed
three OF his detectives to each ono OF
tho five places In New York for this
purpose, and Mr.. Truax went to Brook.
Ign TO look after the Myrtle avenue ra-
anrt -f. ..., H.N.I.H = IFI -. HF.|'. T..H#
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Niagara Falls and Suspension Bridge
have both voted to consolidate. To-
gcther the cities have a population OF
10 mn tI'|E-s sH#t-s' -ar 91Frrg a. J
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Metals,

New YonK, March 1O.-Plg iron dull; American
sl5 75a17 IS. Copper stronger; hike $40 IS. Lead
steady and dull domestic II 221il. Tin stronger:
straits SO G5. fta''5 -,
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The descent was timed for ten miu.
utcs to ten o'clock in tho morning, SO
thatwarning OF 1t could not DO given.
The persons wero captured and guam
tlty OF pnraphornalla was seizod.
The prisoners were taken before tho
defaultor NJ police headquarters and
identified by him as persons to whom
,he had paid tho stolen money in order
to play policy.
1.oaey was then takon to the Tombs
court ind arraiguod before Justice Me-
Mahon to answer to tho charges OF for.
gerry and larceny. Ho was remandcd
back to headquarters until this after
noon to await the collection OF further
evidence. The other prisoners in the
case were arraigned on u charge OF keep
ing policy shops, and they were SINH
larly remnnded. 5S55f57 =
l.osey seemed TO DO taking very
philosophical view OF his condition last
night. Beyond telling tho inspector
that he was fifty years old and that he
has n wife and children at No. 525
Monroe street, Brooklyn, no would say
nothing. llc Is n lno looking man,
with gray hair and a benevolent Gust
oil countonance. ~ g.~ af@
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money md Stock
.-- ~ nInrltrln. NJ !.


New York. iiGrch io.-Moncv on call cusy Mt
lhto 2 per cent, last loan ut . por cent, closed
offered at . per cont Primo mercantile. paper
ajEpoI cont, Sterling exchange qulet at 81 s519a
SiSIM, Sales $4,000 shares. .Ill-
The question as to whether there was 10 be n
dividend upon tho st. Paul common stock or
not WINS to-day the principal factor In the stock
market, though It's Influence was 10 make the
lrnderS uncertain, and therefore to restrict tmd.
ing throughout the entire day. All the impor.
tAnt changes for tho day w0rU mnde among tho
spcclllties, and Tennessee Coal Colorado Coal,
lluLlhlo, Rochester Il Pittsburgh md Evansville
Ierfe liaute were NIL unusually nctiv0 anl
decidedly strong. The dullnQAs In tho afternoon
approached thlt OF midSutnmer day, and tho
general list remained absolutely devoid Of fen.
!ufcS Tho action Of tho directors OF the st.
raul was not announced until after tho close oil
business ut tho exchange, though tho traders
covered In ;he last iow minutes on n report TINT
tho dividend had boon declared In tho after
noon there wefe several marked movements
among tho spcclatlos besides those mentioned,
suGarand New Albany & Chicago being most
prominent III tho upward movement Tho I'D.
vanSe, however, was OF little moment, md tho
in9rket closed less firm generally on only slight
gains over Inst nights prices. The final changes
arc Insignificant At their regular meeting this
afternoon the ST. Paul directors voted 10 TulsS
tho dividend on the common stock, but declared
the semi,annnal. dividend Of 3M per cent on tho
preferred. = Uf.'f
Railroad bonds were quiet.
Government and state bond, dull mud steady.
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DRApFoRp, Pa, March 1O--opencd at 59lSc:
closed md lowest 5g;;ssc; highest 5g4c; clear.
Ances $4,000 barrels In NJ
PITTSBURGH. Pa. March 1O.-Opened and high
est 59jsc; closed and lowest 5o]Sc. ~
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NEW York, March lo.-An old and
trusted clerk for a downtown business
house had II peculiar dream, involving
many figures. "Play policy" was the
advice OF a friend to whom he spoke.
Flo played and lost. Io played again
and won.
ltwas his llrst;oxpericnce. lIo deter
mined to win more money, and became
infatuated with the game. He lost
moro than he won, and no took the
money from his firm.
Deeper and deeper into tho miro he
driftcd, covering up forgery by forgery
until ut last he was unable to conceal
his thefts any longer. His arrest fol-
lowed upon the heels OF his detection.
The clerk is William A. Losey, an
elderly ind hitherto respectable Brook
Ignite, who is now behind tho bars ut
police headquarters, charged with hav-
ing stolen SCI 900 from the wholesale
paper dealing firm Of Afolleson Brothers,
ut No. is Beekman street, in whose en-
ploy he had, been for eleven years.
This money, he had squandered in pol
icy playing within two years together
with m equally large sum which repre-
scented his winnings at the seductive
game. n.
There AFRO also under arrest at head.
quarters in connection with the case
seven alleged policy dealers from down
town. resorts, who, while held nominal.
" as suspicious persons, are claimed to
have been instrumental in fleeing
L.osey. Their arrest, it is said, has
frightened policy dealers all over the
city. 5g...ars'
The extent OF Loscy's losses in playing
the game has astonished tho officials
connected with the case who regarded
policy rs 4 gambling device patronized
Tor the most part by persons Of rather
limited means in ventures OF small
amounts ~ ~, i.s. -f' - ~
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\ ALL
)DISEASES I!
Cons,,mDtiOu Cured,

~ believe II to be one OF the best medicines
sold, The physicians, two years ago. said my
have had TO send her South FOR several springs
to Scep her alive, hut since She hns been taking
laiam's MicTobe Killer she has been right at
home attending to her business. and is IN better
health than she has been for 20 years, =
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Several Disease, Cured.

al chcertully testify TO the curative powers oil
your medicine. Having been II sufferer from
weak lungs, bronchial affection and indigestion.
after taking Microbe, Killer all OF the above
symptoms have entirely disappeared,
''Iours, etc, Tuos. L. DAVIS,
''JGnitor Howard Memorial Library,
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dllnr 1c " ~ --.-. -
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W. Pennsylvania Stations.
LINES.
Trains Run by Central Time

rIcKRr OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION ON
WATER ST., FooT OF ELEVENTH ST., WHEELING
At McLURE HOUSE, WHEELIl:0, AND AT TIE
.rl PENNSYLVANIA STATION, nnIDdEpoRT. y /,
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Asthma and Cntarrh Cured.

a have been sufferer from asthma and
catarrl for more than two years past, getting
most my sleep sitting up In bed or reclining
ina chair have used ono jug OF R0dams Nj.
crObe Killer, and for the Inst three weeks hara
Echild. attributed my relief 10 the remedy,
md heartily recommend 1t to any one suffering
!oin asthnntlc or catarrhal trouble. Respect.
iully, EDwIy MNMoorE,
Cashier In Bank OF Adniryille Ga"
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New YoRK. March lO.-Pctroleum opened
steady and after declining lie became dull and
mono. April option, opening aud highest ut
59;Sc:. lowest and closing at 59hc; sales l26, 900
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HOOPS Pills cure Sick Headache.
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59%c: lowest aud closed j0aIc: sales 1900
barrels; shipments CLOGS barrels; runs Sy,7Gl
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD,

Direct routo 10 Marietta, Parkcrsburs. Poln.
Pleasant Huntington, Ashland Portsmouth and
Cincinnati. Also to Charleston, Clifton Forga
md StGuaton. Va, aud Lexington md Lo1if
vile. Ky. ,l-
Time Table effective Docembcr6 1891.
pplilr. inIlY nXrcnL Sunday. - n. - -.
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Railroad bonds were quiet. "
Government and state bonds dull mud steady

poSoS AM sioCh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nn
Y. S. ds rcg........... --ISew York Ccntral..1l7
Y. !. 4s Coupon".." - Ohio Mississippi,.. 2lh.
Y. y AS rcg......" - 10 preterrel...... 81
Pacific Us OF i0.....l00 Oregon Improvc't. 25H
A!chison...,......... 3S1SI0reg0n Nar........ "
Adams ESprcSs,....lij Oregon Trlns........ 10
American Express~ll7h paciilc Mail.......... D61a
canada Pacihc....,. ~ Pittsburgh, ........lD
Canada Southern. on Pullman Palace.....l8
Central Paclc...... 30 READING. b45t
Chesapeake & Ohio ~ Rock Island ......... e011.
io first preferred 90 ISL Paul. ................. Tx
do second prcfd u do prcferred-.....1g7H
Chi. Dur. 4 QuincylO6hSt Paul & Omaha. IS
Dol. & IIudson.... 1884, do preferred. ...ll6lE
Del, Lack. & West, 100 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 40
Den. & Il. G. pretd 031a Texas paclAc........ l0N
Ere.... ......-,..... 33 Union Pacli!c....... 90
Fort nyno..,.......l5i&U U. s. Express IS
Illinois Central. l0G1W.. St L. & P....... ~;
Kansas & Tcxas..... IS do prcicrrcd-...... 929}}|
Lake Shore. 1914 Wells Fargo Ex....li3
Louisville Il Nash. HWcstcrn Union...... So
Memphis e Chns... 80 Am. Cotton 0Il..... 85k
Michigan Central. ll21. Colorado Coal...... .87]
Missouri Pacllc...... 6l1 Iron SIlver.........l20
Nashville & CHAT. 81 QUICKSILVER. ......... Z
New Jersey Central 1881 do Preferred. 2Ok
Norfolk &W. prefd 50AIsu,ro. .... ..... 49,.
Northern Pacllc..... M RIchm' u 4 ". =. r.. 10
:, do prcferred..... G73IChlcago Gas......... 75st
Northwestern. l20s Lead Trust.......... 10
DO prcferrcd......lH Sugar Trust.......... SSs
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Fever and FluX Cured.

81 cheeriully testify that after taking Microbe
Killer for fifteen days l am entirely cured, nj.
ter being sick two years with malaria fever, and
du.;ng which time 1 contracted other diseases.
fux etc. l was attended during this time By
three Of the best doctors OF the city without
BENEFIT WM. DOHEETY,
40 Celeste St., New Orleans, La"
Mr.. Radam's Mlcrobe Killer
Cures al! Diseases bytRe- x
moving the Cause.
Send 2-cent stamp for lS-page circular and the
Mlcrobc WRr shows what disease Is andwhat the
remedy must be, and do, TO euro It, Read it. cir.
eulatc 1t and you will bless tho discoverer fol-
saving your life Address
RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER,
Nashville, Tenn,
OF Logan Drug Co., Agents. Wheeling, W. Va.
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lie said:-"rhe amounts taken from
tho firm were distracted at different
times and in some cases l ialsilied the
books in order to carry on the gamb-
ling without detection. won money
from time to time, in all just S32 S03 95,
but it was all played over in policy and
lost again, the policy dealers taking my
principal and my winnings rs we'll"
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CINCINNATI, O., March l0-Flour firmer. Wheat
firm: No . red 9ia95c; receipts 5000 bushels:
shipments 5000 bushels Corn firm; No. Z
mixed ':Sc. Oats steady; No. mixed S22slc. Rye
firm at 9Olac.. Pork firm at 81 S7la. Lard dull
81 ID. butter steady. Sugar stronger: hard re-.
fined C4a522ssc; New Orleans SIC. Eggs Irregular
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-07
CONDEN SED NEWS.

Coborn, Mass, yesterday celebrated its
250th anniversary.
Henry Georges New York Weekly
Standard issued it's last number Saturday
Financial trouble.
p Conaher, a member of the &. A.
r. and an Odd Fellow, committed suicide
at Aspen, Colo, by shooting.
Col A. g. Weissert, of Milwaukee, is
again candidate for commander inchiei
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic.
Judge Blaine, ordinary OF Glynn coun-
ty, Ga, who was caught robbing safe,
forfeited his bond and left for Cuba.
A cloudburst destroyed rangers camp
at Alpine, Texas, drowned many bunos
and cattle and tore up the railroad track.
Mrs. Ted Deenin, the wife of young
Yankton, IS. d. farmer, gave birth to
four girl babies Saturday, each weighing
five pounds.
The Rev. G. S. Chadbourne, presiding
elder of the Massachusetts district of the
Methodist Episcopal church, has been ar
rested, accused OF fraud.
A report is being circulated that the
noted Daltons are to surrender themselves
and stand trial, there not being sufficient
evidence to convict them.
W. j. Arkell, owner of Judge and
Frank Leslie's Weekly, has purchased
for syndicate the famous Belle of Nelson
distillery in Nelson county, Ky.
Late arrivals from Honduras say that
Gen. Muilla, the insurgent leader, and
eight men were captured Aug. 26. They
were to be court martialled and shot
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-07
BLAINE TALKS.
The Plumed Knight Unable to Speak
But He Can Handle Trench
ant Pen.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 7.-Chairman
Manley, Of the Republican state commit
tee, last night made public letter sd.
dressed to him, under date OF Septemb Der
8, by Hon. James &. Blaine. The ex-
secretary says that for reasons given to
Mr.. Manley, he is unable to deliver
speeches in the present campaign, and
therefore submits his views on the issues
in writing.
The issue Of greatest importance is the
tariff. Republicans are aggressive on this
subject. The Mckinley bill has been
found by experience to work admirably.
Manufacturers are prosperous, commerce
is flourlshing.
Blaine then attacks and severely scores
the Democrats for their position on the
question. Reciprocity is the second issue
mentioned by Mr.. Blaine. He shows
that we have attained new and valuable
trade through it, and adds that if all
articles on the free list had been made as
in return for advantages to US, as sugar,
moasses, coffee and hides, this govern
ments advantages in trade would have
amounted to tens OF millions. The Dem
ocrats of Chicago passed resolutions hostile
to this system. He then discussed our
national currency, which be contends is
sound. He thinks it extra ordinary that
Democrats should resolve for revival OF
state banks. These issues are issues
upon which he would arraign the Demo
cratic party.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-07

New YORK, Aug. I'll there is anv
change in the cholera situation here it ie
change for the better, change toward
additional precautions to guard against
the introduction of the much dreaded dis
ease into our midst. These active pre-
cautions will, however, not tend to inn
prove the condition OF the salon passen-
gers detained on the quarantned ships in
the lower bay, for to all intenta and pur-
poses dead line of patrolling police boats
will circle night and day around the So
called pest ships, cutting them off entirely
from communication with their friends
in particular, and with the outer world in
general.
Berlin.-The cholera statistics Of the
imperial board Of health reports 674 new
cases Of cholera at Hamburg, while the
deaths are reported at 264.
Paris.-There are now 100 suspected
cases OF cholera at the Hotel Dieu. -Four
patients received yesterday at the Trous-
seau hospital died last night. Two died
out of fifteen taken to the Tonteu hospital
and three ont of six taken to the Stanton
hospital. The sickness is bad in the east
ern and southeastern and southwestern
quarters of the city.
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TERRITORIAL TIPS.

The old timers reunion will be held in
Hermosa September %.
Will Prayer, of Roswell, is a papa A
fine new daughter at his house.
The county commissioners, at Springer
appropriated 1925, in aid of the Worlds
fair local committe.
The Sisters of Loretto will give a con-
cert, at the opera house, in Socorro, OIL
the evening of September 8.
Southern Colorado people are coming
into northwest New Mexico and locating
at most gratifying rate. The Index
says: On Wednesday of this week Mr..
G. G. Wilmot and his family OF eight in.
divduals, arrived on the San Juan, where
they will locate. They came from the
vicinity of Pueblo and had with them
two wagons, several teams and bunch
Holstein cattle. Mr.. Wilmot has taken
up ranch mile below Bloomfield.
His son, Asa, has also taken up a ranch.
They report that thirteen families are
preparing to follow them, and that they
will all take up places on the Bloomfield
mesa, to irrigate which they will take
ditch out of the San Juan, nine miles
long and twelve feet wide.
Eddy notes: Castor bean plants ten to
twelve feet high filled with beans may be
seen in the garden Of Lucius Anderson,
on the corner of Main and Shaw streets.
The raising of these beans has proved
profitable industry in southern California.
N Some magnificent apples were
sent down from the Chisum orchards
during the past week. They consisted of
such standard varieties as the Ben Davis,
Wine Sap, Bell Flower and Greening.
Some of the latter were fourteen inches in
circumference. James Hartigan,
manager of the Hagermsn farm, is pre-
pairing eighty acres Of land to be set out in
vines and fruit trees this fall The former
will consist of Malaga, Tokay and Zin-
fande. He has cnt his third crop OF |
alfalfa, which yielded over half ton to
the acre. He has also fine crop OF sugar
beets.
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ID. l. IL. q. Earnings.

DENVER, Sept. 7.-Comptroller Little,
of the Rio Grande, who has been in Den.
yer for week closing up the books for
the year for the company, has gathered
the following figures: For the year end
ing June 80, 1891, the gross earnings
were IS, ,S59, ,920.34; year ending June 80,
1892, $S,830,9 ,946. The company was in
corporated October 27, 1870. The earn
ings for the first year were 1901 ,1GO. .26.
The floating indebtedness Of the Rio
Grande is placed at $l,60O,OOO. For the
year ending June 30, 1892, a surplus of
$9l4,O00 is shown. The new president
Mr.. jeffrey, is given, rghtfully, the
credit of the advanced conditions CT the
road for the past year. His report for
the year shows the smallest expendi.
lures for any year in the history OF the
mad
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-07

Charles and Annie jenkins, brothe,
and sister, have been sentenced 10 ten
years each for incest by which several
children have been horn at Holly Springs,
Miss.
The Italian transport GarIgliano, bear.
ing the Columbus statue, the gift of the
Italians of New York, arrived at quaran-
tine yesterday. Garabaldi's son is on
board.
Julius German, the Hungarian socialist
who disappeared from public life ten years
ago, arrived atVictoria, R. c., yesterday,
from Japan. He has just escaped from
Siberia.
The district jail and workhouses at
Washington, D. c., are all crowded. The
authorities are worried where to put the
arrests made during the G. A. R. en-
campment.
The g. A. R. encampment opens Sep
tember 19. One of the features will be a
reunion Of the survivors of Fort Sump-
ter. Only eight are alive. An S. of V.
reunion has been arranged for.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-07

SAN Francisco, CAL, Sept. 7.-Nearly
500 members of the American Bankers
association were present when President
William H. Rhsm called the 18th an.
nual convention of that organization to
order this morning. The convention
will remain in session two days, and
during that time papers will be presented
by the foremost fnanciers of the country
upon questions Of interest to the banking
and commercial world. Among the
subjects to be discussed is the abolition
of the three days of grace provided for
in the statutes of nearly every state and
territory in the Union, and it is probable
that the association will add the weight
OF its approval to the agitation for their
repeal. Resolutions will also be passed
in memory of the late John Jay Knox,
for many years president OF the National
bank of the Republic of New York City,
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North Carolina Republicans.

RALEIGH, N. G., Sept. THE state
convention of the Republican party was
called to order shortly afternoon to-day
by Chairman John B. Eaves, of the state
committee. The convention was called
to decide upon the advissbilty of putting
a state ticket in the field, and to nominate
suck ticket if the strength Of the party
seemed to warrant such course. A ma
jority Of the delegates, however, are
opposed to wasting money on state
campaign, preferring to concentrate their
forces upon few of the congressional
and assembly districts where the party is
especially strong, The course will proba-
bly, be adopted by the convention.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-07
Arkansas Election

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. 6.-Election
returns have been received from thirty.
two counties. In some towns in Western
Arkansas, Whipple and Carnahan, Re
publican and Peoples candidates for gov.
ernor, failed to receive any votes. The
majority for Fishback (Dem. in thirty
counties, is l2S,000. The failure to rally
the negroes ard their refusal to vote have
nonpused the political mathematicians
Fishback will probably receive a majority
IN every county in the state except
Phlllipes, Jefferson, Chico and Searcy.
The result is the expression of Arkansas
voters who are able to read and write, the
Australian ballotsystem having kept from
voting those who were unable to prepare
their own ticket and were unwilling to
acknowledge their own ignorance by re-
quostiIg the judges to scratch their ballots
for them.