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injured in a Runawar accident.

A runaway occurred yesterday after
noon about 3 O'Clock on street, near
Tenth. buggy containing three young
men was overturned and all were thrown
out. One of them, whose name could
not be learned, was quite badly injured
and was removed to house near by and
q physician set tor
After wrecking the buggy completely
the horse was captured at Tenth and
L Streets
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MERRIWA
DON MARVIN !
Five-Ycar-old Record, e.as,

DON MARVIN IS a BEAUTIFUL SEAL
~ brown, toaled 1854; bred by Senator lie.
land Stanford. Palo Alto, Cal; is 16 hands
high and weighs 200 pounds; sired by Falls
2:23 sire OF lour in 2:30 list, he by Elec-
tioneer. Dam, Cora dam OF Don Marvin
2:2S. and Elected trial 2:26). by Don Victor
fsire of the dams of tive in The 2:30 list by
Belmont. Second dam. CIarabel cam of CIiE
ton EEL, 2:24is, and Rebecca. dam Of four IN
2:30 list By AbGallah star. Third dam
Fairy dam o. Stoner 10y, 2:291%. and Sweep
stakes. sire Of % in the ESQ Est. and three
other producing ssres and dams by Rysdyx's
HaInbetonian. Fourth dam, En- ma Mills dam
OF four horses that have sired $50 perform
erS} by s5eely's American Star.
DON MARVIN will make the season OF
1892 st $40, with usual return privilege
which makes him the cheapest horse in the
State, record and breeding considered having
what no other public stallion has on the
coast-four producing dam. For further par
ticulars or complete circulars CT dress
CHARLES I. LOWELL,
1923 l street, Sacramento Cal
G9r Colts broke and handed for speed.
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Not Time Ennurln.

John McIsaacs, who said on Monday
that he could get out of town within
twelve hours. is again behind the bars.
Officer Maley having met him last night
strolling about the streets.
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Rev. A. c. Herrick will lecture this
evening at the Congregational Church on
The Catacombs of Rome,' assisted by
stereopticon views.
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Mr.. Neale and his orchestra gave at the
theater last night a foretaste of the COM
ing of the Bostonians, by playing the
Armorer's song. 1t was eXcellently done.
The new orchestra is decided attraction.
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SENATOR Hamden, who managed the
cake walk amusement i'll San Francisco,
announces a similar entertainment in this
city at the new Pavilion on the 9th inst.
1t is proposed to have, in addition to local
people, large number of the participants
in the San Francisco walk" appear here
also, representing chief cities and towns
of the State. There will be numerous
prizes, and beside the contest for the cake
among graceful walkers, there are to be
plantation scenes and characters Of the
olden time. The admission is fixed at so
cents for admission to the floor, 25 cents
for the gallery, and 10 cents for reserved
seats, the latter being now on sale at
Cooper'S music store.
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There will be grand ball at Hangtown
Crossing Friday evening, at which a good
time is promised.
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InHt-Go21ern.

7 OST-APRIL 18TH, A DIAMOND STUD.
IL Finder VIII please leave at 7O4 j street
ana receive reward. Its
TAKEN UP-TWO STRAY BAY FILLIES,
/ Call on MORRISON, at north end AmeIi-
can River bridge, Tor information. aplS-3t%
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Ucnrrut Eluttrra.

r EADQ uA1RTERs FOR FRENCH GFT-
L 4 nam and spanish papers at Fi5I.HS,
- = -, ~ IL.
III AVE YOU a TAPEWURAI?-lF SO
L / and you wish TO be rid OF II, co,nr,,,n5,
cate with T. 5. W, this oce one DOS. l,Is
- ~ oi'''- - aplS-2W
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2%lrett1tn 71nftrrs.

4 TTENTION, KNIGHTS!-REGU- q
- = lar meeting Capitol Lodge, Enightsz.g$7,
% Nthias, THIS "wednesday ENkN-0SsSS
~ at o'clock. Anpl.ted team viii = :"
tolIrf thlrd rank upon three EsquiEes. So
JoGFEInS brethren invited
J. II. LTGGETT, c. c.
J. b. GIFFEN, X. of r. ana ). It's
N c. F.-GRANp MEETING iEITIA-
~ uon. reports from Grand Representa-
TiFDS TINS evening. Sacramento C0.mci, 5
G. e. OLNEY, {.
rTE a,L. MEETING OF UNION "A
hCId iG;isig 10; 3S +. and ~. NJ, will be ,S.>
~ ~, .Nt HIS i4N ENINCi at $50 o'clock Y *
i inL mo{h' Visiting brethren cordially ~
I6tGSt NJ, G. 4. WHITE, w. VI.
I1HE Y W. G. r II V-rr ,,7-z5,r ,,,1,Ic,
Il EN t.NING at Il e residences OF Mss SIcr1
some, 1916 Second street. - -''''s ia
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DIR. E. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, specific for Hysteria. DizZt-
ness. Fits, Neuralgia, Headache. Nervous
ProStTatfon caused by alcohol or tobacco
Wakefulness. Mental Depre SIS on. SoftenIng Of
Brain. causing Insanity, misery, decay. death
Premature Old Age, farrenness, Loss of Power
in either Sex. Impotency, Leucorrhoes and all
SperInatorrhosa caused by over exertion Of
brain, Selfabuse, observation-disclosures A mo this
treatment, 81; 8 Tor So, by mail. We guar
antee six boxes to cure. Each order for six
boxes with 50 will seld written guarantee to
refund if not cured. Guarantee issued o71Iy
b. CLARK & WEIHE. DRUGGISTS. sole
AGENTS. Gao Post Street. San Francisco. Cal.
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NOR SALE-TE.N SHARES OCCIDENTAL,
II Building and Loan Association stock
tenth series. Gail or address J. IL, 600 Sev,
cnth street. am q-2t.
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4 lots 10 suit purchasers, at S5 per ton Ag-
ply J. STOUT, rerzins, five mIes nom Sacra-
mcujO. apl4-lWG
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FLOR SALE CHEAP-15O SACKS or. PO-
4 tatoes good quality, at forty cents per
sack. 300 eleventh street. ap13-Stt
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NNANTED-TO PURCHASE 4 tor
w 4UN1UO, centrally located, or house ana
lot. Address, giving location ana price, +. ..
DOX 49, city. apI s,-2t%
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90 Get or 32rrt.

! DOARD-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
II on line OF new electric ROAD, with first
cIass board for gentleman ana wife or Singt5
gentleman. Address W, this office apI9-Otr
C1TOCK RANGE FOR RENT FOR THE
| - season. Suitable Ior pasture Of goo head
OF horses or cattle. n desirable place Tor q.
cary OF 90 10 90 COWS, situated at EuDiC II
Park on the west shore of Lake Tahoe. For
particulars inquire OF \. l.. FROST, SaCIa-
mento. aplJ-lm
FGIO LET-FURNIsHED ROOMS, WITH or
L without board. 1U2 and TOI y street
ap13-lW%
VIO LET-UPPER PART OF NEW FLAT,
j 141o seventh street, between \ ana O;
SIX rooms, BATH, hot and cold water, chin4
ciOSet burglar alarm, electric gas lighting,
with modern improvements; rent, $50; oNu,I
lives III lower part. Inquire OF ". Il. COL4a-
Man, so j ST., or on the premises. aplo-tt
! TENO RENT - UNFINISHED ROOMS,
| I suitable tor housekeeping; also, nicely
| furnished rooms, at 9l0 l. street. ap1S-6tt
| YsIO LET-GOOD OFFICE, SMALL STORE.
| i or rooms lit Tor housekeeping. 129 j
street. Nj. A. BURKE. apl0-1W"
ID ESIDENCE, 6141z x STREET, TO RENT,
! IL LIST OF May. inquire at COOPEhS
MUSIC STORE. ap1o-tI
mo LEFTOVER FLAT AT laos n
! / street; SIX rooms, bath and all the latest
! lnproN ementS; carpets Tor sale, il desired.
inquire on Jhe premises. aplO-lW"
| no LET-NEW COTTAGE, FOUR ROOMS.
4 Inquire 80 Filth street. apl6-tt
! FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET WITH
L bath and gas; suitable for gentlemen only
Apply ut l 1G6 street. ap14-Ut~
GOOD PASTURE FOR So PER MONTH.
~ Inquire Of JOHN RILEl, corner Tenth
and Il streets. ap11-12te
IYO LET - NINETEEN ROOMS; ALSO,
l basement in the lourstCry building 4Ol
l. street. inquire on premises. apy-1n
ITiyHREE NICE FRONT ROOMS, FUR.
1 nished, to let; each has private entrance
and they located III the best portion OF the
city. Inquire GUll2 J street, up stars. agJ-tt
fsyO LET - ONE LARGE FURNISHEp
4 room, suitable for one or two gentlemen
Cal at iilcd states Gather Bureau ONCE
III street. m31-tI
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JAPANESE WANTS A SITUATION TO
q 90 houSework. Address L. y, tuis Office.
aD2O-2t*
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NOR SALE CHEAP-TWO REGISTERED
L Jersey heifers. Call at southeast corner
Second and Z streets. AMI Oats
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TOR SALE-A HORSE SIX YEARS OLD.
L gentle and a good traveller; just suited iof
Ltdy's buggy horse. inquire OF JAMES
CARROLL, at California Market, no / Street.
ap2O-3L b. C.I
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l. ing pipe, dipped. and screw coupling: Tor
sale cheap. Inquire tor CHAPLIN NJ brick
klIns. nOrtn Of depot. to see it. ap0-lln
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WANTED AT ONCE-TWO COOP.
w steady boys TO learn carriage painting
Apply TO HARRY Nj. Low Man, SIS REV
enih street. apo 81
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ADJUSTMENTS

Gus Williams, the German dialect
comedian, presented his new play "Kep-
piers Fortunes at the Metropolitan
Iheater last night. There was not a large
audience-the scare of the earthquake
doubtless operating to lessen attendance.
Mr.. Williams is what we have found him
before, the cleverest and best of German
dialect comedians. lie does not eXagger-
ale the ldlOmS, nor OVerdO the part he
assumes All he does is very natural:
witty, without apparent effort, and droll
after style all his own. The play is
very common dime novel story; at times
the spectator is impressed with the idea
that the whole thing is satire upon the
play and the story in which the poor
young man is rejected by the family that
once received him gladly, for the reason
that change III fortune has put the eX-
pectant bride, in the estimation of her
parents, into the social circle that
estimates its worth and exclusiveneSs.
The support is not up to a good
standard on the female side The
women of the play lack in grace and ease
and are decidedly amateurish with
single exception. The men are better,
aud one, as a relic of the old New York
Fire Department. is very clever. But it
is fair to all the support to say that they
have little to do and that little is with
text and business that is commonplace
and without opportunities to manifest
ability. Take Williams out of the play
and substitute a gifted actor, but with
out dialect cunning, and the piece would
excite no interest whatever with its slight
purpose and tame language. But Will
iams gives it something Of strength and
character, and, as he is the center about
which the whole action of the piece re-
wolves, its interest all depends upon him.
He bears it well, sings nicely, and in
sentimental song-wit is very good. His
dialect is inimitable and his action quite
as Imaginable dis his reading. He was
warmly and frequently applauded last
evening. The piece will be repeated to-
night.
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a.1G41trn.

V{TANTED-BY a SWEDISH Girl, ;
w situation 10 do general housework. A.
pay at Il2u Seventeenth street, between =
and l.. aU2U-2tE
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l. ing-hoUse OF IL rooms, nicely furnished
and DONG good business. Address MRS. NJ,
this once. :lp--tF
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ID ESIDENCE, S141Z X STREET, TO RENT,
II, LIST OF May. inquire at COOPER. )
MUSIC STOkE. ap1S-tf
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JYTANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINE
w yards, dairles and all kind of labor;
women and girls for cooking and general
houseworl; plenty OF work for desirable help.
Apply ut EMPLOY MENT OFFICE, Fourln
street, X and L.,
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no LEFTOVER FLAT AT 14OS n
1 street; SIX rooms, bath and all the latest
InproN ements; carpets tor sale, if desired.
Inquire on the premises. ap1G-1w#
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Iur Efulr.

TOR SALE-A HORSE SIX YEARS OLD,
L gentle and good traveller; Just suited for
Il Iadys buggy horse. Inquire OF JAMES
CARROLL, at California Market, no \ street.
ap2O-3t b. g..
NOR SALE CHEAP-TWO REGISTERED
Il Jersey heifers Call at southeast corner
second and streets. ap19-3t*
NOR SALE-TEN SHARES. OCCIDENTAL,
L Building and Loan Association stock
tenth series. Gail or address J. IL. 600 Sey,
cnth StIeet apl9-3ts
NOR SALE-1jO TONS NEW HAY. IN
i lots 10 SUIT purchasers, at 80 per ton. Ay-
ply j. STOUT efklns, hive mics from Sacra-
mento. apl4-IW&
FrOR SALE CHEAP-15O SACKS OF PO-
l. tatoes, good quality, at forty cents per
sack. 300 eleventh street. ap13-Sts
TIOR SALE-5O,OoO FEET or IKRIGAT.
l. ing pipe, clipped, and screw coupling; Tor
sale cheap. Inquire tor CHAPLIN III brick
kilns, north Of depot, to see it. ap9-lln
TOR sALE-A BOARDING AND IODF
L. ing-hOUsc OF IL rooms, nicely furnished
and coLng good business. Address MRS. NJ,
lhls once. apS-tf
DANCH FOR SALE-TWO MILES SOUTH
IL east OF Lincoln, Placer County; ego acres
cnoice fruit land the place is improved; has a
good house. barn aud other buildings upon it,
and is lnc.osed b. substantial lence; the
property was formerly known US Calderwo0ds
ranch; Tor sale on easy terms Apply TO MRS.
LAU Renee MChEARNk.Y or :. SOLON
HULL, her attorney, $50 Filth street, Sacra-
Hehto ap7-u
TOR SALE-4oO ACRES, TWELVE NIL E3
l. south OF Sacramento and two miles from
ELK Grove, on Upper stockton ROAD. Rich.
strong wheat land; good improvements; crop
lnciuGed. Price, $4,000. Address j. A. Gil
MORE, Elk Grove, Sacramento COUNTY Cal
m29-Im*
TOR SALE-LOTS 80 OR SOx16o FEET
L. north side OF y street. between TIyentiatE
and Iwenty-first streets, one OF the finest ioca
IONS IN the clty-aboye all possible floods
w. 4. CHAMbEIiLAIN, 1918 NJ street.
TOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST Avn
Il largest saloons in the city; extra family
quire at this Office. -
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TOARD-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
II on line OF new electric road, with first
cIass board for gentleman ana wife or Sngte
gentleman. Address w, this Office. apl9-OJ,
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ca Colts broke and handled for speed.
ml2-3n
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tH az VERY LATEST DISPATCHES tn
4 oe found In the kECoRD-UNION.
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appeared on various parts of my body, and
for eleven years | was an invalid, being con-
fined TO Iny bed six years. In that time
ten or eleven of these sores appeared and
broke, causing me great pain and suffering.
Several times pieces of bone worked out of
the sores. Physicians did not help me and
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Harvard Notes.

There was two feet OF snow at Spo.
kane yesterday and about IA inches at
Hayward city.
Mrs. Alum is quite SICK with pleurisy.
DIR. Churchill Of Hermosa is attendms hi I
and she is now slowly improving.
Mr.. G. Fields is an honored guest at
Albums. He has chosen Il bad time as
his hostess is very sick.
MI. John Vieregg Of Harvey S. d., and
his brother Henry OF Grand Island, Neb.
are now at Hayward.
Stephen Blake has just finished hi
new house on his ranch which he bought
;.4houtsix weeks ago.
Hollenbecks haye moved from TIT
Eta mine to Hayward.
The farmers OF this place have most o
their small grain sown already. but still
that does not bring spring.
The cattle OF this vicinity are in goot
condition owing to the close %attcntlol
given them.
Chas. johnson OF Smithville is in town
He says the cattle in that vicinity ar
lookinggood, but that the wolves ar
dong considerable damage.
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HERE N THERE.

Sylvester Judd, the discoverer of the
Spokane, Is ut the International.
Only new goods and cheaper than
shop worn at the Chicago store.
Attend the shoe sale Saturday. special
| discount one day only at John kron'
ing's, Chicago store.
The Pioneer says that the newspaper
comments upon Rapids late election
show the real moral tone of the city
That is IL fact, in Deadwood elections
bribery, and drunkenness are too com
mon to ever excite remark.
Ed A. Lee, the genial safe man, can't
in from the north last night. FL
has lust come from the Creole and Grip
pie creek mining districts in Colorado AMI
says that everything is humming in thos'
camps.
An unusual number OF eastern capital
lists and investors are nov visiting tn
CITY. Several prominent gentlemen ar
now quartered here, among the number
Mr.. Dunn of the ch!orination works, MI
McHenry OF Chicago, and John ii. Ma.
OF kentucky. Important projects ar
under discussion and their presence Wi
doubtless result to the advantage OF tn
Gateway.
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The Journal,

This mornings Journa al publishe: a sour
ruious attack 01 the MON. ZEN TO one the
article originated in the Journal Office. The
UNION expects criticisms, no paper could
make the rapid growth that it has. nor strike
error wherever it is seen without treading on
some ones corns. But It's a cowardly critic
who hides behind 4 non de plume. If the
honest desire is to correct faults Of the paper,
its columns are open and by specifying the
fault some good might be accomplished. If
the desire is simply to %injure the paper, surely
the party would show judgement in coming
into our columns and thus reaching the people
we injure and secure double the number of
hearers obtained through the Journal. The
following is a specimen of the article in
question:
No one may hope to escape its vile abuse.
| Slanderous criticism of worthy men whose
very names bring with their utterance re-
proaches for the villainy that links them with
calumny; every sort of evil that can be mag.
nified and reported to the detriment of oul
fair city---these are some of the pernicious
past times of this sheet that calls itself 6
newspaper.
1t is not to be supposed that the writer is {
subscriber to the UNION, but probably
one Of that class who borrow one occasion
ally and probably got hold of last Monday:
edition which WAS edited by the democratic
and republican central committees, "Th'
grand old parties" There was some persona
abuse in the sheet of that date, s~uficien
surely to make he, she or it ashamed of boil
old parties. The UNION does not strik'
without a reason. Perhaps the writer belong
to some church ring whose ~fallacies have BEEF
exposed or is a member Of some banker
family and lives off a system. which robs tn
people. Perhaps they belong to the selec
nine that fat from the little fish. But where
ever the writer belongs we doubt not it pre-
fers a journal that has no criticism for ii
business, but lulls one to sleef, with its ever
ness, a paper that depreciates in a faint wa,
intsmperance and yet advertises the saloon:
that would write up a scrap between poe
men and cover up a fight between wealth
ones, in fact a rich mans paper.
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EscaDes From Iail

John Koch, a German boy Of about
nineteen years of age made a bold es-
cape from the county Jail at Hot Springs
last evening. The deputy sheriff went
into his cell with his supper and was
surprised by a sudden attack from the
prisoner, who snatched the deputy's re-
volver and made a break for his liberty.
In the corridor Il second deputy was
met and stood off with the shooting
iron. He made his escape into the
country, stopping at the ranch OF r. J.
liable horses. This is the party that,
when arrested q week or ten DAVIS ago,
shot the deputy through the hand.
| 500 reward is offered for his re-arrest.
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Old Parties Goodbye.

Elections speak louder than words ever dc;
You can't eat your cake and hold onto it too;
When The cat is away then the little mice play;
Where there's a will there's always a way;
Ones deep in the mud as the other in the mire;
Don't jump from the frying-pan into the fire;
There's no use crying over milk that is split;
accuser is needed by a conscience OF guilt;
There must be fire wherever there's smoke;
The pitcher goes oft to the well till its broke;
By rogues falling out honest men get their due;
Whoever it fits, he must put Oh the shoe.
New INDEPENDENT.
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claim is working in good ore, and John
Z. Buckingham who has u fifty foot
shalt on the Lucky Friend has an ex-
cellent prospect and is about to ross
cut in order to strike the vain.
Mr.. Judd who has several claims lying
near the Spokane says that the Excel
sior shows tellurium which is rich II
gold. He also reports that Messrs
Humphrey and stenger have written to
parties in Spokane that they have prac-
tically closed a deal for the sale of the
Spokane to Omaha parties.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-04-29

The telling work done on behalf OF the
people by the press through
out the state has at last had its effect us
will be seen by the following from the
Pioneer:
The Pierre capital informs us that
Land Commissioner Ruth has just sent
out circulars to the boards OF invest
ment Of permanent school funds of each
county, which states that at a meeting
Of the board OF school and public lands,
it has been decided to loan the perma-
lent school fund on real estate at 6 per
centum net to the state. The boards
are Authorized to make loans on school
bonds or real estate at the rate above
designated. Counties wanting money to
invest will make application for the
same to the COMMISSION under the seal
OF the county.
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PRETTY EVENLY DIVIDED.
There Is no Cause For Growing and Yet tn,
Democrats Claim ! Victory.
They Boast That They Have Got On to the
Australian System.
1fonly They Had a Democratic Paper They
Could Garry the County.

Could Garry the County.
The democrats are greatly elated over
what they term their great victory in
the late city election. Several promi-
nent leaders boldly that the
Australian voting system is a farce,
that they have got onto the workings Of
it andhave no fear, with the large float
ing vote that this county is liable to
have this fall, but that they can carry
the county over both the other parties.
"Of course" the same author stated,
"if the independents combine with us we
would have a walk away; but if you
don't. we will carry it anyway. just
look at the city election!'
Ii our friends would take off their
democratic goggles. they could see more
clearly.
Neither party had any occasion for
election ROSTERS. The democrats got
the mayor, to be sure, but no one knows
better than Mayor Woods that republic
an and independent votes did it. And
so close was it that twenty-five votes
would rave turned the scale. The re-
publicans, however, I'll hold the demo-
Gratis in check with a republican MAJOR
ity in the council. The democrats crow
over LaBee. but the republicans offset
him with a police and city justice. 1t
strikes the UNION that honors are about
even.
1t is not strange that democrats want
a paper, but it will take more than one
and more than six months, to educate
the people back (?) into line. Independ-
ents may make progress slowly, but
when once they get men thinking, It's
hard for either party to pull the wool
oyer their eyes again. There is many q
precinct in Pennington county where
neither old party can find an active
committeeman even, today. Neither
the democratic nor republican party
should fool themselves by a city vote.
Let both remember that the independ-
ents carried Pennington county last fall
and they have lost no ground. Astrong
republican said to an independent last
evening; els there room for me in the
new party? have always been a strong
republican but the catering Of both par
ties to the lowest elements OF our society
at The late election has disgusted me. I
am ready to work with the people,"
This is one OF many who have announced
themselves since election. 1t strikes the
UNION that the Independents were the
real victors in the late contest.