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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17
HAD A MARROW ESCAPE.
The Spencer House, Niagara Falls. Burned
Loss 100000.


Loss 100000.
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, March H.
Shortly after 10 o'clock last evening fire
was discovered in the boiler room Of the
Spencer Hourse, one of the largest no
tells at this resort. The flames spread
rapidly, reaching the elevator and main
stairway.
There was only about thirty guests in
the house, and they. with the regular
boarders, had narrow escapes. The pro-
gress Of the fire was SO rapid that very
little was saved.
The loss will be OWES 500, 900, covered
by insurance.
Mr.. Burbank, chief engineer of the
Niagara Falls Tunnel Construction Com
pany, with his wife and child, occupied
rooms directly over the fire. They made
their escape down a ladder by very mar.
row margin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERIES.
Train RObber Perry Supplied With Money
and His Shacklss Severed.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 17.-Deputy
Sheriff Collins searched the cell of train
robber Perry in the Lyons jail and found
two fine new saws secreted in his mat
Jress.
A more astounding discovery was made
when Perry's shackles were examined.
The hemp cord which the robber had
wrapped about the shackleS to Prevent
and the irons fell to the floor. They had
been cut clean through by some instru-
ment duller than the saws, probably a
file No trace Of such . tool could be
found.
Perry's clothing was next searched
and $3.50 in bills was found inside the
lining Of his waistcoat. The robber has
been very closely watched of late, but
the vigilance will now be redoubled.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17

QUEEN VICTORIA has issued a procla-
nation to the effect that she will no
longer present any gratuity to mothers
giving birth to triplets, unless in cases
of altogether exceptional poverty and
restitution. Hitherto there has been a
popular deluRion that the queens
bounty was due as a right and privilege
to the parents Of three or more children
at birth, and the amount of the
bounty was rated at 81 per child.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17
Largo Carpet Concerns to Consolldato.

PHILADELPHIA, March INCARCERATION
ere pending for the consolidation Of two
of the largest carpet manufactures of
the city. The capitalization will be over
$1,000, 900, the annual output run to
nearly $1,000. 200 in value, and 1000
hands given employment WINS, Diets
8 Magee and Hogg 8 Metzger. the firms
whose amalgamation is in prospect, with
single exception, are the Philadelphia
leaders in the manufacture Of body Brus-
sells and large producers Of Wiltons and
iDfyraina
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17

OTTAWA. ILL.,, March 17.-The finale of
the sensational arrest of Or. w. Warren
Perry within Ave minutes of the altar
rail at Elizabeth, Monday night, was en-
acted here in Probate Judge Halls
private Office yesterday afternoon, when
the Doctor was married to Miss Minnie
Borga, the pretty Peru girl who caused
his arrest. 1t was a case OF bride or Jail
and he chose the bride.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17
Things Useful to know,

A few drops of benzoin in the water
will be apt to give the complexion a
slight tinge of color.
If the hair is very greasy, try wash
ing 1t in warm water, in which a pinch
of borax has been dissolved.
Never use wooden toothpicLs for the
teeth. Use instead the dentists silk.
Avoid icy cold water for the teeth, as Il
tends to crack the enamel
One of the most effective remedies for
preventing the hair from falling out Is
the quiniue tonics-Sixty grains of aui-
nine, one half pint of whisky, and two
ounces of glycerine Apply every night
for ten days, rubbing it well into the
scalp, then omit for two weeks, then
repeat Good Housekeeping.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17

THE manufacture OF tin-plate in this
country does not seem to be rapidly
overtaking the consumption. The
steamer Massachusetts is now loading
5000 tons of tinplates at Swansea for
this country. 1t is the largest shipment
to this country since the increased duty
went into operation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17

THE Iowa State Register (rep), which
is blooming" Mr. Blaine for the presi
dental nomination, says: "we have II
from sources we know to be sufficient,
that Blaine has no failing vital function
nor failure Of any vital organ. He is
well enough now to be a candidate, and
in all human probability will be.
stronger in June"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17
Eu-seOrot,.ry Rob eson,s Hou,e Soda.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Citizens
National Bank has sold to Rhoda E.
Cochran, wife of Representative Bourke
Cochran, Of New York city, lots gu, 81
and 81, square 1876, and part of lot 113,
in the same square, for consideration OF
$50, 800. The property acquired by the
Cockrans includes the house built by ex-
Secretary of the Navy Robson.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17
Engineer KILLED, Fireman Injured

SHAMoKIN, Pa, March 1.-THE boiler
Of engine No. 1858, attached to freight
train on the Catawissa Division Of the
Philadelphia g. Reading Railroad, ex-
ploded at an early morning hour, and
Clarence Campbell, engineer, and Frank
Proschie, fireman, were probably fatally
injured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17

Boston, March 1.-THE man found in
dying condition by the Everett police
Monday night, lying ON the Boston &
Maine Railroad track. and who died
shortly afterwards, has been identified as
Gaetano Maffitano, an italian barber of
this city. An Italian named Fortunate
Amante, aged %, has been arrested on
suspicion Of having caused Mafitano'a
death. The men are said to have had
trouble at funeral.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17

YOUNGSTOWN, o., March NV. q.
Turnkey, a prominent attorney of War
rem, Pa, son of the late Judge Turnkey,
committed suicide here by hanging him
self from gas jet in the Turkish bath
parlors. Turnkey arrived in Youngs-
town on March 8, since which time he
has been suffering from the grip, and
was under the care Of physician.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17
The 1wana's Trial Trip.

BosroN, March 17.-At the trial trip
Of the Iwans yesterday the Government
tug attained maxium speed of II 81
knots. This result IL but fairly satisfac-
tory, as everything, except the pumps,
was in good running order.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17
N. 4. & 4. Railroad Time Tabs
Trains leave Waterbury for

Trains leave waterbury for
NEW YORK sos, 7:so, s46, 1915 a. m. l:e6,
8:25, 0:U7 pm. Return-6s0l, 500, 1000 a. m,
tsnn 4.n9. 6:02 n. m.
NEW HAvEN-f:sO, $40. a. M. 1875, sas. s,O7
BRIDGEPoRT~s:O5 7:sO, s:s5, l0.45. a. M. las.
1901, s:8s, h:%n 70 p m.
ANSON1A-8Os, 7:so. s:ss, lo:45, a. m. les. se6.
m. 12:as. .:,n. 500, $40 p. m.
WATERToWN-eI4. 1855, lag a. m. 4soS e:1b.
7s01, 0:1b p. M. last train, Saturday only. Re-
turn-6:s6, 7b5, 1873. q. M, $50, AS, B:ss.
THoMASTON-S:s0 l1i7, a. M, 400. $50, D. n
RetTrn~I:s6, 1913, q: m. s;5S, $40 p: m.
Return-S:S1. $3.50 q. m, $50, BIT p. m.
wINSTED-s8l, 11:17 9. M, 400. 6:56, D. m.
Return-7:10, o:S6. a. m, 2:05, 4:65 pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Going north, 926 q. m.
Going south, 4:1b p. m.
For New Haven and points on the Shore Lin
Division via Naugatuck Junction at4:16 D. n.
LUOIUS TUTTLE, General Manager.
7. hEMPSTEAD. General Pass. ARent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17
DR. Hale's Household Couoh Cure

DIR Hale's Household Cough Cure cures
every kind of cough from simple cold
TO incipient consumption Sold By r. O..
Partree, 40 & 766 Bank Street.
Pneumonia has been CURED By Dr. Hale's
Household Ointment after the patient was
given up 10 die. Get Il at h. d. Partree,
1e & 760 Bank at1eet
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17
MERInEN, WATERBURY, q CONNECTICUT
W4 RIVER RAILROAD.
In RFFEor JANUARY 5, 1852.

In EFFEoT JANUARY 8, 1892.
FROM WATERBURY, TO CROMWELL.
Leave Waterbury Dublin street, ts5:oo. 1000
Q. m; 500 p. m.
Leave Meridey. 1910 am; 5:46 D. M.
FROM CRoMW II TO WATERBURY,.
Leave Cromwell, $50 a. M; 1918. pm.
Leave Meriden, West Main street. 7,4S =. IA
1851, ESQ p M.
sFor Meriden and way stations only. vrriye q
4Dsiiy sxespt Monday.
C1zARI.Ra y. enAwEuRp eapN
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17
PENMA NSH1P.

PROF EIoLLEY
Teaches every papEI 70 write ane Yapld bud
nese band g q 0anyqa % 70 private le1sons eAn@
AZ tha hiahesk da1Fss q kls ~ l6H 3aNk ii
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-17

We Cordially Invite
Your Inspection
OF OUR FULL LINE OF
SPRING
CLOTHING

For Mems, Boys
and Children's Hats
and Gents Furnish
ing Goods We guar
antee to give you
the tight kind Of
goods at the lowest
prices.
Give us a call.
V'ry Respectfully,
Boston Clothing Store,
No 11a East Mali Street,
St PatriCk'S Block.
Waterbury, Com.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-22

pie. The complete success OF this selnsh
policy Ia. It seems writ large In all tho de-
partments OF public life, Half the SOL
diers In regiment lie down drunk In the
bitches while on u march against tho enemy
The cultivated artist has scarcely made MS
bow to an approciative public when he drops
down helpless on the floor. whilo the audi
once. learning that he is dead drunk. humane
~ sympathize with him and 60 quietly
homo for the night The priest appears In
church to discharge his sacred function. but
can only utter thick-tongued mumblings In
hoarse. drunken voice. The Judge on the
bench. the professor in his chair. the police
man arrestinC the drunken man. occasionally
offer illustrations Of the depth to which the
vice OF drunkenness has eaten into the ma
tfonal constitution. Even tho Grdsctddntn,
the newspaper organ OF tho Russian dovern-
ment has given vent to regret that two
thirds OF the l,ussinn imperial budget should
be drawn from tho excise duty on alcohol. 1t
declares that tho question Is whether
tho Russian people have not by this
time been sufficiently piled with drink;
whether the Church and State have
not already lmbibed poison enough In
tho guise Of sins. crimes. every species
Of dizziness and immortality. all categories Of
criminal horrors. in physical degeneration OF
the people. progressive paralysis. softening
OF the brain. inebriacy and ruin" To the
question necessarily asked outside OF Russia.
Does tho Emperor know OF the condition OF
his subjects?" our author replies that his
Majesty is vol aware that tho great bulk OF
his subjects are reduced to the state OF Jelly
which helplessly trembles whom approached.
but possesses no inherent power OF motion-a
jelly capable Of assuming oil the shapes and
forms Of tho mould In which It may be poured.
The Car knows that there are practically no
limits to their pliablity-that thoy can be bent.
twisted colcd in all directions and into all
shapes. - 1t would need buts word from
his Majesty and to- morrow eighty millions Of
his subjects would unhesitatingly renounce
Orthodoxy for Shamanism. autocracy for re-
and trial by Judges for ordeals
under judgment OF God"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-22

Tho third test which can DO brought to bear
on history. that OF works OF art, can only be
applied BY specialists, and even by them with
great caution. But II the facts which
We learn about man from q. piece Of
pottery or . tool or weapon are vague
and general and do not extend to po-
ltteal detail. they are nevertheless impor-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-22

Mr.. Gardner says truly that there 10 an infu-
once on tho Imagination exercised BY tho deal
ing with objective facts History 10 verified
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-22

into being: men whose presence In civilized
community cannot possibly be tolerated"
How women are regarded In the middle and
lower classes may be inferred from the popular
proverbs According to ono Of these. "A hen
10 not bird. nor 10 woman human being"
Another AYERS that He 10 not drunk who
drinks not wine. nor is he happy who beats
not his wife," A third advises. BEAT your
wife with the butt end OF your axe: bend down
over her and smell hor. and IL she lives and
imposes upon YOU it's sign that she wants
m9S 9es essd hys 20 Mn 10 az to
~ needs to be reminded OF her duty. for" A
only to the threshold Of the door,
Of TbS have
.ure. The recsptacle Q; ali woes 't the
enemy De sy Of the Angels. an insatiabie animal an
abyss Of credulity, a bunch OF obstinacy vani-
~ OF vanities. an attraction IN the distance. q
at the gate. u she goat ia the garden" How.
sense N ,6 o.
sis. ' more os Extensive than the United Kingdom.
It Is customary for married men men, and women,
sexes to lake their valor and water baths all
Then AGAIN hno Ttn What ths saGTa
mental IOrfnS or IloNS Itl'eIS 'hu tne SHnctlIy
OF the. family DO hodgcd round IN country
where-we are now speaking Of the Moujik
or peasant.ponyIandry h9urlshes; m not IT. tho
some form which this custom . 4 Sapra,
s Ct 81 81 rSsss&f s1 'as Ss'
are generally brothers: in Russia they are fire.
qnently father and son. This practice. con-
fined 10 country districts. and OF course by
no means universe! even there. 10 yet wide.
spread enough to have received technical
nnme and to be regarded as permanent In
custom prevalent IN Southern Russia Of allow
Ing two young people who feel attracted to-
ward oach other to sleep together during the
period OF courtship. The eNtent. In fine. to
which profiigacy has eaten into Muscovite So
ciety may be inferred from the to timony of
Russian patriots who are far more strongly
tompted to whitcwash than to bcsmirch their
snys NJ Nekiiudofr. that II the law We're =" to
punish debauchery, co,cuhinace. and ndul.
judges. for all ie rest would he prisoners"
. We had intended to dwell Mt some length on
tho facts collected in chapter on prisons
There we learn ~ tho maltreatm emit inflicted
upon the occupants Of Russian prisons. In
GLIDING not only convicted persons hut those
who arc detained pending a trial at which
hey NAV be acquitted. The data on this sub
iect would be Incredible II they were not from
Russian official newspapers. For information |
pn this point. however and for what the author |
has to say about the commercial honesty, |
and improyIdence OF Russians |
~ must refer the reader to his book.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-22

mich aimee we resnIned Snecis psvmsSn %ts =: AZ
tsS ,os Of Prstss ThG bth friend
ss are s1 e:f sfSS. e.
Twenty years ago 6rst seriously began
to staGy tns money question, then heard
The gold dollar e hxed measars q value.
1Ss ham.n %in man
who hrs anything to sell gets sight Of geld; he
he the pres lis down 70 thr
true value. This mysterious influence makes
ged iiTe sSs measure o. rv vSlns ..,d.d
st o M tSst TIT. prOtessor q peiltc
sxhisrstlnc spectacle to have : millionaire
e. h ,GSns S Hs
FL q value PIX them iPte sss:; Sss some SgSI;
street and then open the bags 50 that re-
dealers ds there cap see What yEu have get TN
henesf 'ff hsy viii vii Sens put tho pes
isSs y YOU to Invest the money with
r. gold coins were. In reality. always hxsd
and honest measures OF value, no one who
than they wes actasy WORTH need
cheated as persons now constantly are. and .
multitude Of the tricks OF trade would at once
disappear. because It would BIO impossibleto
practise them upon those who had taken re
wise precaution to provide themseIves VIII
honest measures Of value. Prudent men
would then cease to be annoyed and sWlndled
by exorbitant charges and foes 81 various
kinds They could simply produce their
honest measures OF value the gold coins. ana
thus at once confound their would-bS op:
pressors BY an exhibition OF tho true value Of
the services they had rsesiyed. Psyin9 sH.
ployees just wages would then Dc perfectly
Simple handful Of gold coini would y once
IN easure the true value o. tneir !apot.
then told the silver man that 4s sta tSSn ts
f Ta b. scs 5. asS%
correct to say different from what you have
accentod without thoughtT"
thcn reminded the silver man that what he
had said differed from tho teachings OF that
intgl,EIu 81 % arnnad oh. heaVdns shall
haye the nausea II you say any more about In.
taiIect and Cleveland ! will bet you three red
appios that Cleveland has mover thought OF this
nintter three min utcs
II YOU ever dix under the vsrnish over this
subject YOU will find that the phrase Gold
SONS are liked and honest measures OF value
sonceals a trick which. as Abraham LINCOLN
would say. pieases those who are pleased by
ID I shall hereafter show you that II has been
used as n device to help carry out the most
sal THEFT the world has eyer eeen."
But It tires me to write. and Hust row close
his letter. AZ Vlo oAAAD
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-08-05
MICHAEL DORIAN, a Washingt on

CITY lsborer, who has been an at.
mirer OF Gov. Mckinley and u
great believer in the political doe.
trines which he breaches, seems
TO have experienced change of
mind aud heart. lie no longer
believes that the foreigners are
made to pay our taxes. In re.
cent letter TO Gov. Mckinley, he
explains the circumstances which
caused his eyes to ho opened.
Among other things he says: any
mother sent me dozen pairs of
socks from ireland few days ago,
zach pair beng worth about TWEEN.
q cents. NV cousin, who brought
them TO me, had to pay twenty.
five cents n pair tariff duties on
the socks at the New York Gus
tom House. VIII you be kind
enough to tell me to what foreign
1 shall apply TO have
the 80 refunded to mef IL the
foreigner pays the tax, as you say
he does, am entitled to get my
money back, but do not know
Just exactly to what Government
10 apply, and hope you will be
kind enough to inform me by re.
urn mail" The Governor is in
)ne OF his absent minded moods
md has forgotten to reply to
Mixes question.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-08-05
Mysterious Disappearance.

Last April, Judge Mari, the
Judge Of the Criminal Court at
New Orleans, mysteriously disap.
peared, and has not since been
seen. He was IS years old, very
feeble, and was last seen walking
along the levee. After his disap.
pearance the impression was gen.
eral that he had fallen into the
river and was drowned. Last
Sunday the Chief Of Police -
ceived a mysterious letter propos.
ing to be from the Malta gang,
stating that. Judge MARI was held
by them, and that he would be
given mp If the sum of 5000 was
paid, sc. The Malta is the secret
italian society, which has caused
30 many assassinatlons and so
much trouble in New Orleans and
in Italy. They say if the demand
is not compiled with in 20 days
that they will cut of one Of the
Judges ears and send 1t to the
police. Many think it q trick Of
some thieves to extort money, and
that Judge Mari was drowned.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-08-05
Is the Force Bill Dead /?

Mr.. Harrison is the candidate
of the Republican party. In his
message to Congress in 1890 be
said:
'ln my las, annual message I suggested
that the development Of the existing laws
providing a Federal supervision 81 Con-
gressional elections offered an effective
mode OF reforming these abuses The
need Of such a law has manifested itself
In many parts Of the country. The
present law stops short Of effectiveness
for IL surreuders 10 the local suthoriiies
all control over the cer,i6caiiou which es.
tablishes the prima facie right 10 . seat Ia
the House Of Representatives. This de-
feet should be cure,l"
AS q result Of this message the
Lodge Force Bill was prepared
and passed the House by the sol.
id vote of the Republican mem.
bers. 1t was killed in the Senate
by a few free silver Republicans
voting with the solid Democratic
members.
Since his nomination HARRISON
has endorsed the Force bill, and
declares such q law ought to be
passed.
Besides, the National R,publi.
can Convention. this year. endors.
ed the Force bill, thereby plsdg.
ing the Republican party to it.
How can any one doubt that if the
Republicans win in November
that it will be u live issue, and Tho
issue OF all others that the party
is pledged to.
Again, Mr.. Reid, the Republican
nominee for Vice. President, de.
clared that the passage Of the
Force billwas of more Importance
than the passage of thirty tariff
bills.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-08-05
ovEa MOUNTAINS 70 TIE SEA.

For its Grand Annual Excursion 10 the
Seashore. the Mississippi VALLEY Route
will sell tickets from Rives ssd Psdncah
Junction, Tenn. 70 Old Point Con,for, snd
return at the low rate Of 5000 for day
and night trains Of Monday. Aug 18Th,
good 10 return on any train before Aug.
26ih, 1892 Tickets will be accepted going
from Louisville on special train composed
Of hrs, class coaches aud Pullman sleeping
cars, leaving that city At 100 2. m Thurs
day, Angus, 4ih, aud run via the & O.
ronle The SURPRISING beauty Of the
scenery via this route |, known 20 every
iouriS, but no one can tire of the grand
eur Of the New River oanons and the pic>
turesquo scenes Of the Greenhrier. Mona
tain gorges, majestic heights and long
stretches Of valley Landscapes offer n va.
risty OF scenery encountered on no other
railway line In America; and with un-
surpassed hotel accommodations at reason.
able rates. Delightful surf bathing, aud
the numerous ocean and other attractions
At OH Point Comfort, Virginia Beach,
Ocean View, Cobbs Island, etc. A rare
aud enjoy able. summer jaunt Is assured.
Tickets are sold for the day train on Aug.
3rd 10 enable those 40 desiring 10 stop over
and visi, Louisville on going trip. stoys
over al any poiut on C. & o Railroad will
be granted on return trip within extrcms
limit Of tickets Further infor 10 alton,
tickets aud sleeping car space secured by
applying to agent Mississippi Valley
Route.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-08-05
Gov. BUCHANAN has published
a card Withdrawing as a candidate
for denomination in Tennessee.

Gov. BUCHANAN has published
card withdrawing as u candidate
for denomination in Tennessee.
The man who works for dol.
lar and a half a day and votes TO
sustain q party which, by taxation,
has doubled the price Of nearly
every article he 10 compelled to
buy. is an enemy to himself aud
his fellow labOrer.
THE young men Of the country
do not endorse the policy of mill.
tary interference and dictation at
elections. They want the Gov.
eminent administered upon a
peace footing, aud will therefore
vote for Grover Cleveland.
Mr.. CLEvELAND's election Sc
cures three things in which the
SOnth is vitality interested. First,
1t will be the death of the Force
bill. Second, it will make certain
the reduction of tho tariff. Third,
1t will check the reckless prOdi.
gality which has characterized the
administration of Mr.. Harrison.
PRESIDENT HARRISON was the
inspiration of the battle made in
hyor of the Force bill in the last
Congress. 1t was known that
Secretary Blaine was opposed TO
it, but the efforts of the President
were so constant and earnest that
the bill passed the House by a
party vote, and was only defeated
In the Senate by the revolt of
Senator Cameron and several of
the Western Senators.
SENATOR TELLER, of Colorado,
is a Republican who has long en-.
joyed high honors at the hands of
his party in the Cabinet and SEN
ate. He is an independent think.
er aud talkcr; he opposes the
Force bill, which he denounced in
the Senate as infamous, and he
has equally strong views about
the employment of the PinkertOns
by the Carnegies and Fricks. He
says 'the persons who have been
instrumental in sending an armed
body Of unauthorized men TO
Homestead are more amenable to
punishment than the wOrkmen
who fought to protect their posi-.
tons and their homes"
The German voters Of the coun.
try are waking up to the true sit.
nation Of affairs. They find that
they are being heavily taxed spon
the necessaries OF life simply for
the enrichment Of the Republican
party's pets, the manufacturers.
Hence they are in revolt this year
against the continuation of Re.
publican rule. A very large per
cent. Of the German element IN
Illinois. which is one of the most
important factors in the voting
power Of the State, has come out
for tariff reform. Mr.. Cleveland
has been assured by some of the |
most prominent Germans in the
State that his majority there will
be not less than 10000, while It il |
predicted that Gen. Alleged, the |
Democrats nominee for Cover. /
nor, will get not less than 30 900
maj ority.