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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

William Won Eye, an electric CT mo,orman of Cincinnati, committed suicide today. Two weeks ago he ran over nni killed 1hrnas Henry. He was charged with criminal ca.t . iessness and .he sccusa ion uruyo him to suicide.
 The Duke of Hnsse and rr,ncss Victoria were marr,d at Cuhurg yes terday. The ceremony took ,lt in the private chapel Of the Ducal Schloss. Queen Victoria and En- peror Wilhelm and grai-d gathering of royalty were there.
 The national Christian league for the pr,motipn of social purity appeals to the manhood and womanhood oi the nation to recognize in Colonel Br-ckinridge a common enemy of the church and home and home state and ,Ociety at large.
 The citizens executive co Hrs for the unemplol ed wouud up it's affairs yesterday. During the past w'nier the committee pail lsborers S920D0 rased by subscription. he labur' rs We're employed in road con- s;ruclioh at the Golden Gate park.
 The condition Of American trades and ihe threatening delay in the passage of the tariff till are causing uneasin, ss in London and are affect ing all the markets. If the tariff bill is not passed quickly, it Is feared that the position will approach a com. mercial crisis.
 The block-coal miners of the county met in Brazil, Ind, yesterday to de- ternIine the advsahili ' of ,ining the strike, which take. place tomorrow. No def pite action was taken. The meeting adjourned until tOiay, when general meeting will be held for | renderIng d iual deLislon.
 4 cyclone struck the town of Mel vile, Iowa, this afternoon, going southeast. The Methodist church was entirely demolished, one cabin destroyed, two houses blown of their blocks, two wom-n and one child in. jnIed. A er,at deal Of hail and rain accompanied the storm.
 G, orge Hnincs ri Savannah, Ga.
 who was appointed posima,trr. has
 not yet been confirmed, and may not be. Haines is one of the most pop. ular men in the city. but charge: have heen made at Washington thai he is men Der of the A. P. A. and I his nominaii is being hrli on tha, 2 account. Srrat"r Walsh, who was re $ gently appointed, Is a Cathol c, anC
 will, it is said, ii ht Haincs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

A MOST detcrmIned move Is on loo' 10 root out the known lewdness and licentiousness of the city Of Washing ton which has become d siench in the nostrils of the nation on account Of its inmoralitles in high places. The society women, that Is, the respectable part of them, iu Washington furnish ed Miss Pollard tine money to prost- cute BreckinIidge.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

THE inii-crIminate Use Lf mnr- p!iine and other narcotics Is a growing evil, and unless strong measures ar, taken for its repression, stories O broken homes and ruined lives will become more and more irequen. Ev, Il children 8 c isd on the uUxiOus drug by mi,guiied parents 10 cas- each childish pam, lIt'le rocking ,hai Ibey are placing rod IF those weak hands that will return to scOury. their hearts a thousand iolj in after
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

NAT HAWKE,
 Clerk.
April Is, 1891. 9 30 o'clock am.

Beard Of Supervisors met pursuant Go adjournment.
 Present. Chairman Perkins and Su- rervisor Shariuck Nichols ab-ent.
 Minutes of previous meeting read md approved.
 Tine bridge crossing the San Prdro below Si. David, having been found [" .e in an unsafe condition. the board ,n motion uIderel that il he repaired IS soon a. possible. Chairman Per .ins aud H. C. Howe, county survey .r, were empow, 10 take steps to .ecertain the amount Of repairs need -.! and the probable cost of same. and Ii -ati,fIctnrv terms could be made, 10 have same repaired immediat ly.
 A petition from ci'izens oi St. Davi asking the appointment of J. : M = rll, road oversceE of s. David di,- irict was taken up, and on motion aid Merrill was appointed, and lh' clerk was in,;rncteI to notify him oi -uch appointment and to file bvud in rre sum of SoOO within ten days
 l. Is ordered that the district attor. n-, Uv ,n,;Iu,;v.i ;O take steps a; ascertain if there are any sub-ic ies ol lad tu the .. P. or x. NJ. & A. k. k or other corporation in the vicinity o he arte-ian well belonging tO the MrR tt brothers al St. David.
 Board took recess ;o 80 P. III. thi, day.
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clear running. The last seen of Jim he was hitting the ground only m the high spots with good chances of breaking the '94 recofd-and very likely the buggy which he was pull ing.
 Later-Just before going to press the horse was brought in, having been caught near the Stone Hou>e, The buggy was left there unul team could be sent for it as it is consider ably smashed.
 By the way the animals name is Cal"mel, and not SnU~ball as was the case when he last ran nway.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

an appearance of the earher days Of the camp. The prescription depart- ment will receive at the hands of Dr. Holcomb, the well known physician prompt and skIlliul attention. Orders from surrounding towns will have special care m filling and delivery.
 The book accounts having heen transferred, all outstanding accounts are payable at the pharmacy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

"SELL Not rhys, II" Is the name oi new book by winifred Kent, and il is to he hoped that memters Of congress will catch saving inspiration from the title when next the siren voice oi the gnldite is heard il the halls of nat iunal legislation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22
A Lively Esana~ay.

Shortly after , o'clock this after
 noon Dr. Holcombe's horse, which was tied 10 a post m front of hi> office, be gan to g-t restless. He paved the ground and tossed hi. bead. and finally broke his bride which left han free to do as he would. On finding hins. II free he turned his head and looked around for second and then started of. He went down Fremont street 10 Third and then goG on the Fsigbauk road where he hal
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

THERE are some p-ople m this world 70 narrow minded and "gptis,i cal as to imagine that cOntumely heaD,d on another will rebound with iou.-ioid credit OF themselves.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

WHEN the e.iitor oi the asylum edition of the Stockma so wanionlN attacked the impresnable position of the PRosPECToR an its editor, he was actuated by Il e purely philanihr"pi, motive Oi revealing his rrne characie and disposition. Ma'isnity, 10 Use ar nhd ,imile, is like Motbe Carey Chickens.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

A gentleman said yesterday that he had seen more drunken men during h.s short stay in Prescott than he had ever seen Ill his Ii z before in the same tune m a town of this size, and he Is a gentleman Of much travel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

4 mail r. e s-iyIce has just been ordered from Washington as follows Route GSl76. G,ia Bend to Guusigh', seventy n,il,-s. and back, once week, by a schedule Of not 10 exceed twenty hours running time each @ay. From July l, 1891, to Jupe 30. 1858.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

The Unit, States court in the case of private land cl9ins rendered de cision affecting G0O00 acres of land The decision declares the Nolan grant in Mora county, \. NJ, void.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

4 certain allsged niiniug man wi h hair the consistency of ahUrse's tail, ba be, trying t' break mp an hon est. straightforward mining deal here abouts by doing some double d's'ilird lying. A word tU the siss is sufficient Prescott Courier.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

EN-PRE>IpENT HARRISON delivered his sixth and concluding lecture on con itu irnal law before the students nf Stanford university Monday. His subject was State Institutions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

W. $. BarDum, post trader at Fori Apache, was found dead in bed at the Grand Ho;el, San Francisco, few days ago. A rupture Of one oi the large arteries of the heart was the p.use
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

The total cost of lhe road to Nogale- from Gro BIauco Is estimated al STOOD Supervisor A cry says the new mInILp ' company, the E-peransa people, have offered to contribute S2OOO toward Il leaving 5000 for NngaIr- L. raise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

Geo. Lane, representing the Phenix Review and both editions oi the NIll. COX Stpckman, is in ihe city soliciting He will take m Bl-bee and Nogales and will go on 10 HermosIlio and Guaymas .efure returning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

Fireman Frank LanIon, who wen through the wreckiug eNperience near Ochoa a few days ago, Is getting along picpiv
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

CHIEF JUsricE BAK K lately said in San Francisco: "Arizona will be n l. mitted to statehood before the pres ent session of congress adjpurns."
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

The move to take tbr Enierpr;se to Phenix and make 1t d d-mUcralic pape- after the most sliicte-t sect m, On, under, among or around which there shsl, never be fell " who has even slept with republican, is taking shape
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

"LAUGH and the world laughs with you," were as true words a. ever wer' written, and none more disr~gardrr in this world oi fight and push. Tb. degeneracy Of amiabiliiy l. so marked AS to cause a wonder whether human ity is retrogFading in that respect or whether the d .!oTcus countenances and hesitant cisility 50 often en eyi- dence is but the result Of the hard times consequent on the depreciation of silver and it's attendant iil-. In connection herewith ;he remainder oi the quotation will not be inspProp- riats; "wsep and you weep alone"
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AN exchange sagcIY remarks: A earn-d man of London tells us that in L-tin the word editor means 10 eat" In this copntry II means to scratch around like blazes to get something 10 eat
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

Trcson has one recruit for the frs; industrial army that comes this way. He promised himself for u trip to Washington last night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

The Arizona Republican was sued by the Pheni Plumbing company to recover the sum of $l0j on accouLt Tuesday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

fa .fU.l- DIX ulHilfus or q 70 rtue It- siiAsfing a --i.r q, -nt0ii ;hsa ! '.,.-asi lI... --sf thl CJ TlrE. E.aEB'Cs, iU !, O Wlrtl- iE7 aw:C a ..s --g H-1 c.a-c1 its t.-.s' sni my r-s
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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

Engineer Whitoombe was much inn proved aud was able To be out some yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

The supervisors and Surveyor Howe went down to inspect the bridge a. St. David today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

The Tombstone Pnarmacy has passed into the hands Of II. l.. Hine. The store will b.; put into first class shape without delay, and the seek improved, thereby pressntia |:
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22
l 30 o'clock ?. m.

 Board of Supervisors met pursuant to adjournment. Present-Chairnan Perkins and Supervisor Shattuck. C. A. Overlook desiring to be re- leas-d from any liability as bondsman on the official bond of J. r. Duncan his request was on motion granted. The new bond Of J. F. Duncan just. ice of the peace, was presented, ac- cepted and ordered filed with the re- corder.
 By unanimous vote board adjourne q to :0O o'clock q. m., May Jsl 1894.
 Approved
 W. K. PERKINS,
 Chairman.
 NAT HAWKE,
 C.e k.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

IL is reported in Tlcson that some Mexicans have 'ound mummy II" the santa Rltas and are worshiping IL.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

Tom Brown arrived iu town toda i.om Los Angeles and will remain several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

Col. Herring and Tom Sorin have gone out into the country for about ten days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

A letter from Bowie says that labor CTS can obtain employment al tha place working on th- new railroad.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22
WORST FORM ECZEMA
.;afiicd Best Medical Sail, Ior EIsht ei .a-te F-:-NA IT T.-o Months
 Dy Cuticiira I.c.3edies.

Thss -rr'3'v that . ciiild of r'ne had Eczens ri.- yl.-t ....f .f-I vrF'-+f tt.3 ia- A,--i mvdi
 -si -a.I t-..t s...l ,t .H.Hs.G e lrie. The :i-tie ua-seT ~.s s.-H si Ju -. sf Tor at l1a-t eight
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

The federal grand jury is making rapid progress wIth its work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

F. E. Braley is confined to his bed with d severe attack ul rheunatism.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

Frank Hare returned today from Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

M II. Fay. San Francisco, is regis tered at the Palace.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

By the time Coxey reaches Wash ington he will be more convinced thau ever that the roads ,i this country are sorely in need ni improvement.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

A family oi Papagoes with ollas is a feature of today on the street.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

From Thursdays DuilV.
 Jo Tasker is in from Soldier Holes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

M NE. ~. RUPERT says: "IaDpreciate the fact that there arc many thou~ sandsof ladiesin the Cnitef States that would likssJtry my World-RenowBed FACE BLEACH: bot have been kept from coing SO on ac- countof price whichiss2.oo Der bottleor ! bottles taken together. s5 U0. Ia order that all of these may have an opportunity, l will give to every caller, absolute ly free. a sample bottle. and
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

rs'ehe.i inc sii-,s-- win r.s .Gi----t. lfd cone O., . .l, " Well d1n-t' Inc c4.s Nss krTwb la .i,.l ga loo. aud cvcry bodv s,a surp.i-rt. B.: is s,ps-Io t':li,TEA I.EsEDIEs. Cosd there b- au,fhfaz ol earth that would c.,u-e ;.ih-r 70 fs ti.. it -u-,!y u0uh be when the ttie l1nO-cut our sngid hHNp r1eh r,medy at bond. ,-re puftrar a...cwitbJ J. 4. NICOLES, BGnAeE iiiil, lad.
 \ c'i-Ii v-s i-cr-h: i0 nc viib chronic eczet-4 fit- t .i d-..e1 -r'r3.d.j trcsir.r fsoyI Eiany t.,ed is,icl- .A- 90 :r-rlar '. D., -hOLd have -1at'ufir,i sil3i;f ssi. 't fi t t tselsss % p-t .t usi CyIf,THss. Fee rFi.I i- vet
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city. or in an part of the world. will send it safely packed in plain wrapper all charges prepaid. for $ cents. silver stamp"
 In every case of rreekIes- pimples. moth. saf- Iowness blacs heads. acne .eczema oiiiness rosgh- ness, or any dl-coloration or disease of the .kin and wrinkles tnot caused by facial expressioni fAcn BLEACH removes absolutely. ls does not cover up. ss cosmetics do, but Is a cure. Address
 AADAME 4. 1CPPERT, tpspeoJ
 00s eaos t@th G., MG1N voAk ctTVs
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OFFICIAL. REPORT
Di Hoard or Supervisors O1
 tochi>e CouIIy.
April IT, 1891.

h pm lttfs
 J:30 a. m. Board met pursuant 10 adjourn ment.
 Present. Chairman Perkins and Supervisor Shattuck Nichols absent Minutes of previous meeting read and approved, It was on motion ordered that ar official investigation oI the artrsiar well at St. David be had on tli, day pursuant to notice hled and ordel made.
 By unanimous vote Board stoot tt recess until 9 30 o'clock @. m. April IS, 1894. Approved
 W. k. PERKINS,
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

Up 10 noon to-day the local con ungent oi the industrial army had made no further arrangements to leave San FTaucisco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

At Cotton. Cal, ye-teriay jury Niuette of ihe Indu-;r al army, ahU waJ charged with eyadIng the pay uenI Oi railroad fare and verdict Ui guilty was brought in as charged He will be sentenced today and also examined on the charge of melting d riot.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

Tie Lakeyiew hotel al Fl, l,inore, Cal, burned last night. The buildin- aud contents are d total loss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

Herman Kreiger of Minominee. Wis, shot his wife, who died on the street this afternoon, and put bullet thr0Jgh his own heal. It was a case of jealousy.
 The net gold decrease at the close of business yesterday was SI03 673 ' FPS and cash balance Sl3l ,34S, Al. Information received at ihe treasury y ndicstes that there will be another lsavy payment of gold tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

k. C. Drake, who Is suspected Q robbing the pos,otiice at P.xley la January, was arrested and lodged II al at Los An, A hundred aut thirteen dollars worth Ui pOsIa slaups were taken a' ,he time oi lh. robbery and as over S2I worth were found In h!s possession the authOri- i ties are satish,d tuey have the nigh man.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-04-22

The trial of Mrs. Jane Shattuck,
 who shot Harry Poole two months ago because he wouli not marrJ h,r daughter began to-day ut San Fran
 cisco.
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years.
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Workmen are engaged in diggin at the foundations of the builhin that was demolished by the ,Anlosio yesterday morning Tn Los Angel Nothing has been found thus far tha indicates that tine explo,iOn was du 70 anything other than the ex:'iosi" of gas. OAing 10 the tangled manut in which the debris has been throw by the explosion work proceed slowly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-14
To stnn.a Rnnnwav IInrse.

Scarcely a week passes in any year that
human lives arc not jeopardized by horses
taking fright ard running away, The
man who can devise some means which
will surely prevent this will be great
public bcnefactor. Some one who profess
es to know states that runaway accidents
seldom occur in Russia The means used
in preventing them is very simple.
1t is asserted that in Russia horse that
is addicted to the habit of running away
has a thin cord with running moose
around his neck at the neck strap, and the
end is tied to the dashboard
AT Rome, says this Informant, IL
saw in the Corso a phaeton with two
spirited horses bolt. They were driven
by lady, and I expected to see instant
destruction. But the lady coolly grasped
a thin cord. and wi0hin 30 yards the
horses came to ful stop. afterward
met tho lady at hIce and expressed sur.
prise at the skill with which she stopped
the runaway.
"She treated it as q trife and told mC
accidents from runaway horses are un
known in Russia, as no one but a lUnatiC
would drive without a cord. When hors,
bolts he always takes the bit in his teeth
and the skill of the driver Is useless. Tn,
moment the pressure comes on the wind
pipe the horse knows he has met bis mas
ter. kansas City Journal
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-14
Wire Tappers Invent New sohems.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA new scheme
of wire tappers was discovered here
through the vigilance of Western Union
officials, The company discovered that a
connection had been made with its wires
on the Long bridge. A thin wire ran
down from a pole on the, outside Of the
bridge and was brought just under the
bridge flooring and was there caught By a
brass piece with a spring attachme p.
Inserted into this brass piece was a cable
wire securely held by the spring. The
men found that it led to a sailboat JO
yards out in the river, the two occupants
of which being thus warned, hastily cut
it and escaped
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-14
THE COyELN MYSTERY
Ohicago's Missing Doctor Not Yet
Found,
MYSTERIOUS LETTER TO THE WIFE

DR.. Ktmmeli, an Alleged spiritualist.
Gives a Ciew to tho DissntangIcmcnt
Of the Chain of Mystery Surrounding
the Missing Man.
CHICAGO, Sent l4-Dr Kimmell Is the
name of the author Of the mysterious let
Ter written TO Mrs Conklin. of Cass0pC-
lis, Mich, vouchsaGng information which
It is claimed will lead to the recovery of
her missing husband. When seen at his
home in this city Dr. Kimmell declined 20
say anything regarding the alleged clew
in his possession From another source it
was given out that spiritualistic force was
behind the doctor alleged knowledge Of
the mysterious affair, but this the physi-
clan did not confirm. Later the doctor
became more communicative, and stated
| that while he could not swear to the fact
that DR.. Conklin is alive, he is confident
that such is the case.
Dr. Kimmell gave out mysterious hints
of what might be known OF the affair to
morrow, or possibly today. He felt as
sured, he said, that by that time the mys-
terry would be unraveled. He admitted
having mailed another letter to Mrs
/ Conklin, the contents Of which he declined
/ to discuss but the inference was that il
was the second step toward the Olsen
tanglement of the chain Of mystery sur.
rounding the missing man DR. Kimmell
| has received a number of letters from Mrs
| Conkliu, one of which he displayed. This
was expressive of gratitude for the inter
est manifested by DR.. Kimmell In the
writer.
Sheriff Coulter, of Cass county, called
| on DR.. Kimmell. The latter said that the
official evidently thought that by coming
TO Chicago he could Immediately get pos
| Session of the man he sought, and that
when he found that there was some work
connected with tracking down the cast
| he seemed much disappointed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-14
Veterans Signal Service Corps Reunion

PITTsBURG, Sept 1.-THE United States
Veterans Signal Service Corps association
held its eighteenth annual reunion in Co
lumbia hall, and elected the following
officers: President, w. II. Holmes, Inde-
pendence, Ia; vice presidents, DR.. w. II.
Fulton, Pittsburg; A. o. Ravenaugh,
Louisville, and l. C. Donahauer Mime
apolis; secretary-treasurer, Charles d. w
Marcy, Boston; historian, J. Willard, Bos
ton; quartermaster, Evan Russell, Will
Transport, Pa; chaplain, John S Speer
CanonsbuFg, Pa. More than 100 members
representing nearly every state in the
union, were present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-14
The CAPE or GOOD HOPE.


Though every schoolboy presumably
knows TO a nicely where the Capc of Good
Hope is situl,.d, there does undoubtedly
prevail in less enlightened circles some
vagueness of conception as to the exact lo-
cality of that celebrated hoadland Even
the gentle reader is fatnuy conscious of un-
certainty and answers with a brisknCss
not born of conviction. The Cape of
Good Hope' Why, of course l know where
It is Down at the end OF South Africa.
Gentle reader you are not very far out,
30 or 100 miles perhaps And, as you say,
It is not Of the slightest consequence from
a practical point of view
The Cape Of Good Hope lies at consid
cradle distance from the end and is, ir
fact, the middle of the three promonto-
ries, severally inconspcuous, which joint
ly terminate a slender peninsula, sonic p
miles in length, forming the barrier be
tween False bay and the Atlantic ocean
on the west. These three hcadlands, lying
near together and commonly undivided
on a map of moderate scale, are locally
designated Cape point 1t was here that
Bartholomew Diaz first encountered in
full force the prevalent southoastcrly gale.
and denounced the rugged, threatening
| threefold pormontory under the sounding
appellation of the Cape Of Storms, TO hC
afterward reohristened by pious trustful
hearts the Cape Of Good Hope The Cape
| of Storms, the Cape Of Good Hope, CapC
FAREWELL Is there nothing In a nameY-
| Pittsburg Dispatch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-14

When Chinese emperor dies the intel
ligence is announced by dispatches to the
several provinces written with blue ink
the mourning color. All persons of rank
are required to take red silk ornaments
from their caps with the ball or button of
rank all subjects Of China without excep-
tion are called upon to forbear shaving
their heads for 100 days, within which pc
riod none may marry, play upon musical
Instruments or perform any saoriflce.-
Montreal star.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-14
New Foundlend's Government Oh anges.

81. JOHNS, Sept l4,-The result was
declared in lhe Burgeo election last even
ing. This by. 3ction was occasioned by
the disqualification Of Mr.. Murray, the
former Whiteway member Of the district,
for bribery and corruption. Mr., Mott the
candidate of the Goodridge governmen
won the seat by majority OF Is, defeat
ing Mr. Emerson, Whitewayite. This vic
tory of the new government represents
the overturn of 2l9 votes, Mr.. Murray
having had Il majority OF 141.