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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
Arresting Illegally Registered Demo


As retaliation for the work of
Democrats arrcsting Republican yot-
ers, whom they claimed to be Illegally
registered, the Republicans on Satur
day issued warrants and arrested six
Democrats.
Letter carrier Thomas Finn and
Francis Burke were arrested by Detec-
tives McNey and Witsil, they being
charged with fraudulently registering
on age. and Finn vouching for him.
Tho mon were each held under $500
| bail, Henry G. Mahalfy and Gilpin Is.
Underwood be- oming his security.
! George w. Macy. coiorel, was ar
rested on a charge of illegal registia-
ton in tho Second ward. 1t was
charged that Macy lived in the Eley.
enth ward, but registered from No. l0i
Lombard street. He was held under
$1,000 bail for court. The other men
arrested are Geo. &. Hall, charged
with Illegal registration In the Tenth
ward; John II. McClenHghan, Purnell
johnson and VIM. Redding, charged
with Illegal registration III the Ninth
ward. Hewson 4. Lunnon and Ihos.
Bailey. woll-knowu Tenth ward work
crs, were arrested for aiding and
abettingt in the illegal registration OF
Hall Hall was charged with not be
ing in the State ono yenr, but Hal
claims that he Is willing to take oath
that no has been In tho State since
November 4. 1891 Reddlngs name
il emcd, is Retting, while his ia!
receipt calls him "Redding." All 81!
men were held in $500 bail eaCh, Hhicl
wns promptly furnished.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
Vote for the man Of

Vote for the man of
your choice, but don't
stand around without
an Overcoat on.
Did you see the crowd at
our store on Saturday! All
day until late at night our
force was kept busy attend
ing to the wants Of the hum
lreds of customers who
came to our store,
Suits, Trousers, Overcoats
and Furnishings went by
wholesale, but the busiest
department of all was in om
Ovcrcoat Room. We sold
by actual count, one hun
dred and tweuty.nine (l29
Oycrcoats, all paid for ant
delivered on Saturday.
Everything in apple pie
order again, sold out size
have been replaced from OF
duplicate stock and nov lot
added.
re
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
MILLINERY AND GlOAKS.

1t is conceded fact that we
carry the largest line of Cloaks
and Millinery in the City CT
Wilmington, also that we are
the originators Of low prices.
Our styles are always the
latest and qualities are from the
cheapest TO the best. Space will
not permit us to quote many
prices. We therefore will just
give you sample Of each, as
for instance, we will sell you a
silk velvet hat, trimmed in rib
bons and tips, which would COS
you anywhere from $3.50 TO 5
for s3.o8. They are elegant
A visit to this d partmcnt vii
convince you that all the rest
are equally low.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

The seventy.ilrst anniversary of the
Wilmington Female Bible Society was
celebrated In st. Andrews Church
Sunday afternoon. The report of the
corresponding secretary, Mrs. III. II.
Lincoln, was read by Alfred Lee. Ton
hundred and fifty visits had been
made. Reference to tho death of Miss
NJ. Meter was made. They have civ
en- away - Bibles and Testaments.
The report of Mrs j. Darlington, the
treasurer showed that tho receipts
wore 1897 and the expenditures S35i.GO
The sermon was preached by the
Rev. Chas. Il. Murray. His subject
was the Bible, and his text Hebrews
I:12; Tho word of Cob is quick and
powerful and sharper than a two.
edged sword. piercing even to the dl
yiding us inler of soul and spirit, aud
Is the joints and marrow and Is dis
cerner OF the thoughts ana intents OF
the Lealtn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
ChiIdren'S Caps and SaCqueS

We are always on the alert
for something..nicc for the Child
rem. In this line we have the
latest novelties which money
can procure and never before
we're such prices quoted in
this city. Just think ..=
A fine Bedford Cord Cap in all colors
at 25c; others ask 40c.
A heavy Surah silk Cap in cream a
soc; others ask nc
A beautiful Plush and silk Cap, in al
colors, at S7c; worth Si.l5.
We also have them for 81, Sl.25. fl.5(
and 81, worth at least one-thirc
more.
In children's sacques we hav'
a full assortment. You will b.
surprised when you hear TIA
we are offering those beautiful
fancy striped and plain coloree
Dornet Sacques, bound an,
trimmed in different coloret
Ribbons at 25c. Regular SOC
quality.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

The First Ward Republicans will
hold meeting this evening at s
O'Clock in the rooms of the First Ward
Republican Club, Morrow Building.
No. 2ll Market street. Competent in
structur4 will be present and explain
how 10 vote under the nsw law. All
republicans ot the ward are earnestly
requested to attend.
ihe First Nard Republican Club
will be open tomorrow from ! o'clock
a. IN. to ~ p. ~ where all imforlna-
zion as to voting ete., will be cheer.
fully given. All Repuolican5 are in.
yited.
The proltibitionists will hold their
/ last meeting of tile campaign this
evening in tho \. u. c. \. Hall, No.
/ 1907 Market street. Addresses will be
made by the Rev. o. q. Burlington,
George w. Todd and others. lnstrue-
lions will be given in voting
A secretary viii he In attendance nj
the rooms of the Young Mems Rapuh.
ieau Club, No. sin King street. TO day
from a. M. to Il M, and from to !,
and to 10 p. IN, and ON rugslIay. from
. a. IN, 10 T. III, and from !! to j p M.
for the purpose OF utsttuttius voter,
in the manner Of marEtaas aud folding
ballots.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

Thut hen excursion rates ARE made
to Chicago for people who live in the
East, to enable them to attend the
World's Fair next year. it is contcm-
plated by tho We tern roads to also
make excursion ratios from Chicago to
all principal business and tourist
nointS In the West, Northwest and
Southwest. SO that those who desire to
spend II few weeks among their friends
in the Great West, may have an oppor
tunity of so doing without inc,rring
we'll to consider this subject in advance
ofactual time of starting, and the Chi
| cago. milwaukee, & ST. Paul Railway
Co. has issued maps and tune tnblcs
and other Instructive reading matter
| which 1t will be glad to furnish free o
expense upon application by. posta
card addressed to VIM. Kelly. Jr.
| Travelling Passenger agent, DDS. Third
street, Philadelphia, Pa, or to Geo. IL,
HeAFFoRD, General Passenger Agent
| Chicago, Ill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

Nature has assigned impor ant tasks
TO the liver anu the bowe, sand being mu-
tua.ly dependent upon each other for the
regular and adequate discharge of these
tasks, Il cessation OF work by one causes
the other 10 lapse into inactivity. The
tasks OF secretion and evacuation must
be performed. or the system is poisoned
and tiisordcred. Moreover. fatnl inilam-
nation of the bowels or ahscess of the
liver are apt to ensue IL lnaction OF these
organs is allowed TO go unhceded. Inc
dangerous tendency should be checked a.
the outset with HOstetter's Stomach Bit
ers. an anti-bilious specific and laxative
without a peer. Never does this medicine
cause qualm of the stomach or uneasl
ness of the bowes. Ii does its retorun
| tory work pleasantly though with reason
/ able activity. Ii prevents malaria AM
! rheumatic disease. kidney complaints
and relieves dyspepsia and nervousness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
FOURTH edition


Aprllnary Karwowskl addressed an
enthusiastic meeting OF Poles Gu sat
urday night in the German Hall Al
bert Shultz presided, and he inlrodue-
ed Mr.. karwowski He referrod IN MS
speech almost entirely to the tAriii.
He referred to the prosperity OF the
country during tho past twenty-five
years.
Mr. Karwowski then gave proof
that when Cleveland did not wish TO
40 to the war Pole named Brinski
took his place. Cleveland promised
Brlnski $500 TO 20 to the war for him.
He paid him $3.50 down and was to
pay tho balance when the war was
over. Brinski came back from the
war wounded AMI was sent To lIospl.
tai. EroIn there he wrote to Cleveland
and asked llim for tho $50. In reply
he got IS bill.
When Cleveland was elected Presi-
dent the friends of Brinski advised HIM
| to ask Cleveland for u pension, as he
| was unable to work and to support
| himself. Cleveland sent him letter
In reply telling him that pension
could not DO granted leotuse Brlnskl
had fought Tor the money and not fot
the cause. That was tho last year oil
Cleveland's administrations. When Mr.
Harrison was elected President
Brinski again applied for pension
aud received S25 per month. lie was
then In IL soldiers home. Tie pension
did him but little good, for he died |
month after tho pension was granted
MIR. Karwowski asked his audience u
they Thought Cleveland was the kline
of man to have for President. II
Brlnskps case he did not pay his hon
est debt.
All the Poles came here since the Re-
pnblicans have been in power. Not on
ofthem came here before, because the,
had no confidence in the government
, under the Democratic party. HI
Democratic party they believed wa
| like the Russian Government. VI
: der tho Russian Government the chi
dren OF the Poles cannot be educated
lie told the audience that II the
i wanted to have the same state OF a
fairs in this country, vote for Glove
= land. If they wanted the same pro-
!, perlty that prevails now. then vote Il
/ protection and Harrison and Rei'
Mr.. Karwowski spoke for over 81
!. hour.
Teofie Wnsowlcz of Philadelphia WI
next introduced aud made length
speech on tho tariff. Captain Charl
:, H. Gallagher also made u speech.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

The above initials stand for the
Girls Friendly Society. This organt-
zatirn was founded in England in the
year 1873. .
1t already exists In 6Ol3 OF the $4,000
parishes In England and Walas, with
member ship of 10000 members, in
addition to 10000 associations. and
there are branches over all the world
In 1877 1t was organized in the
United States. and there Is a large
membership here.
The annual meeting OF the Central
Council, which consists of representa-
tives from fifteen different dtoce5es
will lie held tomorrow evening. with
u public service In st. Andrews Church
ON Wednesday morning. On We'd
nesday evening Bishop and Mrs. Cole
man will give reception at Bishop
stead tn the members of tho council
and large number of associates.
The motto OF the Society Is: "Bear
ye one another's burdens"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

The Wesley Zouaves entertained
their friends Saturday night last by
giving u masquerade social. The en-
tertninment was largely attended and
u good time was had The costumes
as worn were beautiful and amusing.
The boys have undertaken to help
pay part of the pressing mortgage
which is on tho Wesley Nj. +. Church
property. The proceeds of this en-,
tertalnment are to be used Tor that
purpose.
Arrangements are being made for
producing the Zouuyes original drlll
exhibition and runtomime Military
engagement in tne nearby towns
The Logs are snnEuine OF success ant
are anxious to have creditable sun
OF money TO be given by their com
pauy, Oh account OF mortgage lunu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

Geo. W. Rash, of No. Ill Justison
street, was held up and robbed OF IS
near his home on Tuesday night.
Novomher |. br. Rash was returning
to his home about II O'Clock, when he
alleges that Peter Carroll. Edward
O'Dunnell and Frank Bnrns demanded
| that he turn his money over to them.
SIr. Rash refused TO comply with their
request, so the men went through his
uockets. The men have all bsen ar
rested and will have a hearing before
| Judge Ball on IhursdaJ morning.
| Tie mon claim to he innocent OIL tne
| charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

Chancellor Wolcott presided In the
Court of Cnancery this morning at 10
o'clock al the Court Honse.
He rendered decision OF tho case
OF Edward I. Beeson, administrators
va. Thos. Darlington, ct al, in favor
OF the plaintiff.
Bill in equity of David W. McFar-
land, trlstea under the last will OF
Mary ". Taylor, deceased. The Chan
lcellor gave decision In favor Of
the plaintiff. restoring to him the
property No $40 W. Tenth street.
James Murray was discharged as
trustee OF Thomas Nortnn's estate
ihayiny settled up the same.
Tie Equitable Guarantee ard Trust
Company were appointed Trustees OF
the property OF Hannah Davis, dsceas
ie1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

The Demorest contest given at Beth
any Church on last Saturday evening
was u highly interesting and instruc-
tive exercise, Six girls contested for
the medal. The participants in the OK
crcises were Ola Pennington, Mary
Jones, Ida Bennett, Alice Lawrence,
katlo Burke and Grace lIargis. The
last named received the medal. which
was awarded by tho judges, w. H..
Weeks. l. B. Jones and Miss Marion
Brown. The exercises were intersper-
sed with some interesting prohibition
| songs, under tho leadership Of Henry
| BIauuSLgiu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

Albert Knight Neil Stlnngrd. ANTE.
lopn O'nODuel, George Marlin, Harry
M'l',OsRsy, John fryinG, John ConLOr
AMI William kennry were arrested on
Saturday on warrants charging them
with tile larceny OF fifteen tar hogs.
hruds from Frank y. Mitchell, the
rouigr Of West Flttl street, Tho boys
", re urrliEued at tho MuuiciplI Count
this morning on the charges but a5
they were not ready Eora hearing the
cases were held oyel until Wednesday
n,A hit
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

An interesting event OF popular
and efficient SUNDAY school was the
cclebra'lsn 81 the 18Th anniversary at
Hauoyl irssl terrain Church last
syenius
Aside 'tom singing and o'hnr eXor
cises by the school In, Marks spoke
on Tie Christian Soldier hud Miss
tandent : report showed a prosperous
NeRr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

The Republicans will close the cam
paigu by big meeting in the Rlhk
TO night. ..
The following have been announced
a. the spoHkcrs: Senator higgins
General Wilson, Minister to letaiu
Weston II. Sperry, Colonel Ntells,
Mayor Wiley, Messrs. Bradford, SprG'
ance, Bird, Hastings, Conrad Browne
Elliott Curtis, Ward. Bach. Hayes
NoNecker, Byrne. Prickett and Psnne
Will. There Will be music and ehthu
sasm and n general toSltnE oS von
praln!nLiou over the expected victory
tLs.nOrrOW.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

Mr., Win. j. Barnes, residing at No.
OF w Seventh street, WHO has been
engaged in building the new houses
on Harrison above Kirk avenue, for
Mr. johnson fell some Is feet on Sat
.uriay last from the back porch INTO II
well. where no laid for some ten ininu-
ties before he was discover cd by his
fellow wo.kman, 8uferlng with bro
ken leg and Otherwise injured inter.
nally. lilo was removed to his home
and properly attended.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

Tho Democrats Of Soalord, Delaware,
are sclrrd, and ON Sunday attempted
to ln,imidate quite number OF color.
ed citizens VINO they had arrested on
trumped VI charges. Their last card
is to have the state Board of Health
have the oolored people quarautined
fol twenty days on tho outskirts of
the town, the thargo being that they
are affected with some contagious dis.
nSn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
Tho Ministerial Union.

At Y. NJ. G. A, hall this forenoon tho
meeting received report from the
committee appointed to consult with
counsel to ascertain the best method
of enforcing tho law concerning Sab
bath observance. They outlined their
policy OF action,
They appointed n committee to CON
suit Rev. D. u. Moody MS to his con
| Quoting evangelical services in VIII
1 minHton.
An invitation was received from tht
Presbyterian Alliance to hear Rev. DR.
| Nathaniel West on "The Integrity o.
the Bible" who will speak in this city
M an eArly dnte.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
90
First Natioual Banks New President,

Edward Belts. who has been presi-
dent OF the First National Bank since
July nth, 1864. has resigned his posi-
ton in that institution. The reslgha'
tion will be accepted and will take Of
iect on Monday November lith. Tho
cause OF Mr.. Belts resignation is to
pay more attention to his business at
the Wilmington Coal Gas Company's
Office.
MIR. Belts became president of tho
bank at the time uf its organization
James L. Winchester. OF Baltimore
will succeed MI. Belts. The new
president was fol melly receiving toll
lei OF the Merchants National Bank Of
Baltimore, which position he has held
fur thirteen years, Mr.. Winchester
FORMERLY resided here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

those new styles of chlldren's shoes
we are placing IN stock for Fall and
Winter trade! They are worth looking
at, So are the prices II you feel like
paying less money than usual for
good footwear. We can make
smaller prices for good shoe
leather, than most stores and are do
Ing it. Its bringing trade and giving
us reputation for low prices. and
good shoes. Our new $3.50 and ",
Derby last shoe for Ladies' something
alill!e new In shape. They are neat an
pretty; perhaps you may need pair
Forman's, No. 10, II. Fourth street
between Market and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

The report that Collector DicIiey had
left our city to avoid arrest is un.
founded, at least he was seen on the
streets this forenoon. We have nc
dcubl lu5 Democratic heelers have
y en- giving out tax receipts by the
81 GRO but Dickey is too cunning to be
caught, having covered up hi manipu
lution5 50 ellectunlly as to defy proc
| OF venuiity or malfeasance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

Anumber OF the local cyclers have
arranged for meet TO be be held at
the Warwaset Driving Park, on Satur.
day afternoon. Tho meet Is proposed
chiefly to bring together the old wheel
men and to revive the Old time enthu-
siasm which once prevailed among the
local wheelmGn, and following are the
events schedules:
One mile team race, the Has
Been's" " 9. 1.-THE ISIS" one mile invl-
tatlon race on old wheels; one milo
handicap; one mile match race, Nc
Daniel on an Eagle " s. Merrlhew on
all ordinary; one mile team race; one
quarter mile race for the championship
OF Delaware; one mile for the cham.
piouship OF the Wilmington Wheel
Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

The preachers meeting assembled
uGder Key. }. b. Quigg, president at
10. IL am. to-day. Rev. NJ. l.. Bow
man was secretary. Rev. L. b. Jester
OF tho NJ. =. Church led devotion
The Church Extension committee re-
ported progress. The election OF OIL
GERS was postponed one week. The
meeting adjourned pending the meet
ing OF the Ministerial Union, and re-
convened at lies. Rev. G. i. Woo
was elected member. Rev. w. G.
Tomkinson read an essay on 'plvin'
Presence" as a review on Rev. L. T.
Terry's "Divine Nescience.' Tho bene
dicticn was by Rev. j. 4. Martindnle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

The other day, when free trade
Democrat was trying to force his views
on Master Workman Powderly, he
said: "Ihe Democratic party Is tho
poor mans party To this tho labor
leader replied; YES the Democratic
party In the poor mans party, and,
what Is more, the longer he votes that
| ticket the poorer he will be" just
put that in your hat. and when you &c
/ 10 the polls read it over bef0ie you
i mark your ballot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

MALElsoN.-In his city on triday, No-
SeInhrr !. Mira. Hannah Madison, in the
sBfi veal Of her age.
Relatives and ffiunds are invited to at
tend the strVices 1T her lnte residence
0. 81 Washington streGt. on Tuesday
evening. November s. at = oclo TX. FIl.
moral private on Wednesday morning nj
W est Laural Hi Cemetery. Philadelphia
FURp.-On November : 1892 Martha
widow OF the late Abraham Ford, aged
% years
Relatiyesaud friends are invited to Mt.
tend her funeral from her late residence
Ia CiIristiana Ilun5ired. on Wednesday
the 9th inst. Services ut the h use ut
O'Clock. Intermcnt AT MI. Salem Gene,
terry,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

LAbEI., Del, November G. ROY. ].
", Kirk, pastor OF the Methodist Pro-
testant Church here, created quito Il
sensation this morning In his sermon
by referring to the approaching cleo
ton and saying that II any member
sold his vote. purchased another's oil
contributed money for that purpose
thay would be expelled,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

At Marshal Mahally's Office this
morning, some forty deputy murshnls
and their chiefs were sworn In. Sher-
III Simmons was also busy swearing in
deputies under his charge. The depu-
tics United States marshals and sher-
ills have.been supple with badge5,
showing their authority, and every
thing Will lie done by them to make
lhe eleeLion a Quiet and honest one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

William II. Hayden. special officer
ut the East Junction Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. was shot through
tho foot last night by his revolver
falling from his pocket and striking
the ground. He was removed to tho
Delaware Hospital where he is recover.
ingalthougl the wound is not serious
it is very painful
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

faint feeling, bad taste In the mouth
lack of appetite. dcspondoncy.iI rttability.
all arises from disorored stomach.
tito Carlsbad Sprudel Salt will correct
these tro ubles, and prevent them in the
future BE sure aud secure only the
genuine,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

HE Republicans Of tho Seventh
ward viii hold tieir last rally At Sog-
cuth ana spruce STREETS, tonight,
Peter i. Ayers and Hugh C. brown
will he the speakers. There viii also
b. tive democratic meetings IN the
Eighth ward tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

On tho evening of the election day
tho management OF the Academy OF
Music has arranged for two perform
ancos of the Two Old Cronies, one
commencing at 8 o'clock and ending
at 1880. The second performance Will
commence at midnight and continue
until about 3 o'clock a. IN. Full re
turns Of the election will lie read from
the stage as soon rs received at poIh
of the performances.
Tne management of this popular
playhouse certainly displays CON,
mendable enterprise in this ALTAR, II
being the first arrangement OF the
kind ever effected ct Wilmington
| playhouse.
Gray and Stephens popular combi-
nation will be seen in ''Nesper Bells
for three nights, and matinee, com
mencing Thursday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

The farm of tho late Samuel Graves.
situated in Mill Creek Hundred, and
containing lDSi acres, was Sold at
public sale to Enos Hopes, on Thurs
day last, for SO per acre, being
1851 80. The house und lot adioin-
mig were sold to Wilmer Craig for 1873.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
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The Natural History Society will
hive its regular meeting this evening
in Its room al Fourth and West streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

". K DAVIS the rplpIel orator ad.
dressed JAootlns of coipre Repubil-
cans IN the rooms If the sixth ward
club on SATURDAY Isit. Ills speech
was on the tar!f uut reciprocity. lie
scored the cOiuTel independent Re-
publican Ticket and advised all present
70 vote for Harrison and ksil.