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DELAWARE.

delaware will elect Governor. Legislature
which will choose a United States Senator 20 sue
coed Mr. Higgins Rep). and one Representative
In Congress The present Representative Is
Democrat Candidates for Governor are; >. H.
MaryiI Rep; E. w. Tunnel DEM; J. N Fui'o''
Pop and T. ]. Ferry. Pro. For Congress-
Rep. . i}enh
J. s. Willis. = IL i'a"N'''N
Pop -"
C. Beackenkopf w W. pu'io0N
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NEBR \.

xehr.sk Will elect a Governor and other state
officers. a LEGISLATURE which viii choose United
ct,,es Senator 90 succeed Nj Manlcrson Cfep)
ana six Representatives In Congress. Tn" Demo
Gratis and Populis,s have fused on the stat" ticket
q, the present Representatives three are R'pubH-
cans. two Popu!sts and one l. . p'm''r''. an
dil.te, for Governor are Thomas }. Majors, Rep
: Iolcor,b Dem and Pop. fusion l.. - Sturie-
v,ut Dem and l.. 4. Gerard. Pro. For 'oh-
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KANSAS.

Kansas will elect n Governor ard other state
officers lower house Of the Legislature which
will vote for United states Senator TO succeed MI.
Martin Oen.-PopD. and eight Representatives Ia
Congress OF the present Representatives 1--WE al"
Republicans and three Populists. Candidates ior
Governor are J. ". Merrill Rcp). j. Obermeyer
DemD. l. II. Lewelling PopD. {. Corning Ond.
PopD l. o. Pickering Hro.). For Congress;
AT Iarge-R. W Blue 0'epb ! O. Lowe DEEM. VIII
lnm A. HarrIs Nop). Frank Holslnger utoD.
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CALIFORNIA;.

california will elect Governor and other state
.scers. seven Representatives in Congress hair
s.a,s Senate and entire Assembly The
"e ,,,,ra will elect a United States Senator to
Nesooa Mr.. Perkins (Rep). The present deega-
Insists of four Democrats and three Republi-
uO Wv" congressman. The candidates for Governor
Ga" N N Estee. Rep: James II. Budd Dem: }.
a. webster. Pop. and Henry French Pro. Con-
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MICHIGAN.

Michigan will elect Governor and other state
officers a Legislature which Will choose TWO
United States Senators. to succeed Messrs' MI
MILAN and Patton Reps). and twelve Representa-
tives in Congress. OF the present Eepresehta'Ne'
seven are Republicans and five Democrats Cahn'-
da,os for Governor are J. T. Rich (Rep): s. o.
Fisher QDem); A. w Nichols Pop). ana a. vi.
Todd (Pro) For Congress-
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OREGON.

Oregons eecticn held on June 6. and was
carried by the Republicans. State officers and two
Representatives In Congress we're chosen The fol-
lowing are the Eeprcsentatives-clcc;:
Dist. Rep.
l. g. Hermann.
= ". X. Ellis.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

South Dakota will elect n Governor ana o'no
state officers. Legislature whieh VIII choose :
United States Senator to succeed Mr. fett'srev
lRep). and two Representatives In Congress. IN
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RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA.

c.,,n carol,n, viii elect a Governor and othA
CT. officers. AMI a Legislature which viii choose
Irni,cd States Senator succeed Mr. Butler DENY
and seven Represen .atyes in Congress Inc presen'
Representatives are one Republican and six Demo
Gratis For Governor the Tman Democrats nav"
nominated John Gary Evans and he seems TO havt
practically opposition. For Congress:
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NEVADA.

,.ovoda will cleo, a Governor and other state
officers u Representative in Congress, ana a
legislature The present Representative - fopu-
ust Cand,dat,s for Governor are \. Z. NieVelahd
Ren: r. T. Keating Dem; Theodore winters
Dem; George Peckham. Pop ana ). r. jones'
silver party For Congress;
~, Dem Por.
4. T. BsIune IT, r. 'I'ey' - ''"' '''
Ind. Dem. SNF't
T Gipnoix f. G.. Sevldnd.
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ESSEX:
j. '" ''@'' FRANKLIN .''-" '''''
1"0"as A. r fiaTs AND '0 HAM Nj 1sS.
Philip K'ck. c,,xr Eugene d. s'ri0ner'
Thomas p. futile. George D. weidrich
D""'F' greene HrRKiM KIM K Ne''
f. La Grange Smith. Adam j. Smith.
Harrison Fuller Charles E. HolbrOok
Melville VIVIAN A NTTSfSd s GE;nA smith,
Otto Kelsey. Albert Sweet.
Lambert Il. Kern. ,,.Whtman Clarke.
!. Charles j. Smith GaIeb X Hobbe.
.. James NJ f. O'Grady NJ. !. O'firien.
"''''" MoNfGoMERY
T.. Watson Gardiner. Edward J. Perkins.
John II. Clark a,,riR;esef t p Murphy.
l. Henry p Hoefer Thomas d Watkins.
.. William Cary Sanger lanes F. Dempsey.
Charlie G RGs'r' J WH, Garnet sho,ws
3; Levi ;. Chapman. Thomas f. ouimby.
ONTARIO.
ORANGE
J. Louis F. Goodsell benjamin McC1ung.
=. Joseph Dean. John kinsella
GEORGE '"'''''' oswEGo
Danforh E. Ainsworth. Don A. King
John J. Rider. Hn5rew NJ. Spencer.
Hamilton Fish, QUEENS A j. Dear"
l. Theron H. Burden John b. Madden and Patrick
. James s. Fairbroher Frederick Debevose.
RTNssELAER
l. G. w Tiilinghas,. "a. John T. Norton.
. John NJ. Chambers.
. John i. Cole. II. w Stryker.
RICHMOND
Michael Conkn. Franklin C. Wit.
Otis H. Cutler J. Arthur PolhemuA
ST LAWRENCE.
George r. Malby .
Ch,rI.. IT HfcSau,b,cr INV IT Mass.v
Thomas W Whine. John c. Myers
sCHoHARiE
Wellington f Bassler. Henry J. staley.
George A. Snyder. Osborn Smith
Harry NJ Glen. J. \. Hammond
l. wioughby w Babcock. Jacob whi,eman.
: MERIT F. Smith srrr6 5GnR A. Major
Richard Hisbie. Levi l.. Howell
Henry Krenrch. Oliver Hofer.
Epenetus Howe Clark 5. Carr.
Edwin C. Stewart. Genung.
M yses Sun w1u K'uF'" MS S"s MSMass
WARREN.
Taylor J. Eiar'ds wAsHrS Je9R H'c'ana'Aan
William D. Stevenson William r. Hobbie land Ind.
WAYNE hE:''
george = ho''' WrsrcHEsTGRl. everett
John I5v e s 5%"i E EG%a1 g. Martens
3. James ". Hustled Francis Larkin.
WYOMING.
Reuben J. Tilton. Ebert d. Parker.
YATES.
Everett Brown. Darius A. Ogden.
ALBANY
Populist.
I. Morris ". Norwalk 3. Jacob Kuehn. jr.
. II. 4. Dubien. 4. g. I. Daundrand.
CAYrGA.
John J. JUNO.
ERIE
Robert Peerch. 4. Josiah Ross.
.. J. J. IAnahan. =. Frederick Rupert.
2 Patrick \. Kane. y. Claremont Schroeder.
MONROE.
.. J. NJ. Hodgklnson 3. Byron H. Prescott
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ILLINOIS.

Illinois will elect a State treasures anu
enes-. h,e .ho state Senate and entire AS
seubly IN legislature which will choose a uniteu
States Senator to succeed Mr.. Culom 'RepJ' anu
twenty-five Representatives in Congress me pres
ent Rspresentatives are divided equally between
the Republican and Democratic parties. Candidates
"a fill,
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Massachusetts, will elect a Governor ana othor
c,ate officers a Legislature. which will choose
United States Senator TO succeed Mr. Hoar 'hep'
and thirteen Representatives In Congress. Oh 'he
present Representatives nine are Republicans ana
for, are Democrats. Candidates for Governor arr
, ~ II creenhalge Rep; j. Il. Russell Dem: u ~
t r. pop: A. w. Richardson. Prohib. ana Dawn
"a ,iyoor Socialist Labor For Congress-
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OHIO.

Ohio will elect minor State officers and twenty
one Representatives In Congress. or the present
Representatives ten Republicans and eleven
Democrats. Candidates:
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Practical Results-13 Years Work,

NINETEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS.
Forty million dollar, alrendy saved living policy hoin
srs by reduction OF premiums Eight--three Thousand
paying Members Two Hundred and Seventy Million Dol,
Three Million Hundred ana
Ten Thousand Surplus acknowledgements ru.iu.
than Sixty four Million Dollars business Tor ,ns
year 1888 These are practical results already re-
corded o credit Of the
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION
T.. HARPER. President
Home ONce Mutual Reserve Building
Broadway corner Of Duane-st.. New-foEN
eend FOR circulars and rates
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~ G. SHAYNE'S NAME IN A FUR GAR-
Y. MENT Is A guarantee OF reliability Awarded nlyn-
80 ,rr@s n Worlds Fair SHAYNES, ia and 10 Nrss
.ol New York; leading fashionable resort ZOE
reliable elegant furs
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INDIANA.

Indiana will elect all the State officers except
Governor and Lieutenant Governor. Legislature,
and thirteen Representatives. The present Repre-
sentatives are eleven Democrats and two Republic
cans idat.
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NEW AMPSHIRE.

New-Hampshire will elect a Governor ies'S-
I,,ure which viii choose a United states senator
~ succeed Mr. Chandler RepJ, and two Repre-
sentatlyes I'm Congress. Both the Represent
atiyes are Republicans. Candidates for Governor
are G. a. Busel. Rep; H. O. Kent. Dem u. ~
-. pom and ID G. Knowles Pro For Con-
gress:
Dist. Rep - ~. ''"
s. A. Subway. j. u. NaHh
n " Paker G. Mcdaniel.
Pop. PRO.
Whittier. Or l.. l.. Carr.
2 H. NJ IAodgctt. DAVID li"a"'
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IOWA.

Iowa will elect minor State officers, and eleven
Representatives in Congress. The present Repre-
sentat;ves ten Republicans and one Democrat
Candidates
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GEORGIA,

ceorri, vii, elect eleven Representatives In Con-
rress The present delegation is solidiy Democfauc
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FLORIDA.

Florida will elect two Representatives OF con-
s,sss Roth the present Representatives are
Democrats. Candidates;
r. D.r, Pop.
Dn ~ e.arI,nan n. l.. McKnnon.
!? c. NJ Cooper mont |'h''S
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MISSOURI.

Missouri Will elect minor State officers L"gsia-
ture and nfteen Representatives In Congress
There are two Republicans and thirteen Demo
Gratis in the present delegation TO Congress. Can
dilates.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

North Dakota will elect Governor and other
State officers. a Legislature and n Representative
in Congress. The present Representative is a Re-
publican. Candidates for Governor Roger Allen.
Rep. and Pro. f. VI. kinter, Dem and E. d.
Wallace. Pop For Congress-:
Eep. Dem.
ST y. Johnson y. @. I.arimore
Bud Reeve.
PeA PrOhib.
Walter Muir. Dr. Ellis.
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MONTANA.

Montana will elect Justice OF the Supreme Court.
ono Representative In Congress and members OF
the LEGISLATURE which will choose Two Intel states
sena,ors to succeed MI Power G.epJ ana To III
vscancv The present Representative Ia a RepuDh-
can. Candidates:
Dem
G. S Hartman. II g '''c'''
p y smith II. T. Maiden
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II. C'l3<.
ARKANSAS.

as will elect six Representatives in Con-
All the present Representatives are Demo-
gres The candidates are follows:
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CONNECTICUT.

co,nec,,cu, will elect Governor and other state
oo5cers Legislature and four Representatives IN
Congress OF the present Representatives three are
democrats and one Republican Candidates ior
Governor are O. Vincent Coffin, Rep; Ernest Cady'
nv, = r bingham Pop; De W. c. Pond Pro;
T Turkey Iabor-Socialist. For Congress:
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NEW-JERSEY.

NEW JERSEY
No,r Jersey will elect six members Of the state
co,a,e and an entire Assembly In n Legislature
18th viii vote for United States senator to sue
coed Mr. McPhorson Dem). and eight Representa-
tives in Congress. OF the present Representatives
,ao are Republicans and Six Democrats Candi-
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MISSISSIPPI.

Mississippi will elect seven Representatives IN
Congress. The delegation is now Democratic. Gan
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KENTUCKY.

Kentucky will elect four Judges and eleven Rep
resentatiyes I'm Congress. The present Representa-
tives are one Republican and ten Democrats. Can
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ALBANY
NORTH CAROLINA.

North Carolina will elect ten judges. State
treasurer. "A Legislature. which will choose two
United States Senators succeed Messrs. RAN
som. and Jarvis (Dem). and nine Representatives
In Congress The present delegation In Congress
contains eight Democrats and Republican.
Candidates for Congress:
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.,.hama will elect nine Representatives In Con-
Is The present delegation is sohdiy Demo-
gre The candidates are as follows:
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MAINE.
maryland.

MARYLAND will elect six Representatives. In Con-
gress The present delegation Is soiidiy Democra'c'
Candidates:
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TO.MORROW'S ELECTIONS.
NAMES ON MANY TICKETS.

n.rrs FOR CONGRESS AND FOR THE
oN'' ,ovrPNoRsHIPs OF MANY STATES.
Elections will be held tomorrow for Represen-
..,,yes in Congress in all states except Maine
oregon and Vermont where they nave already
seen held and for Governors other state ofiicers
..ombers of Legislatures etc. IN many states.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-26
Against Governor Waite.

DENVER March a6-The supreme
court has sent back the fire and
police board case to the district court.
A large crowd was present in the
courtroom when cours opened. Gov.
Waite's questions asked also who were
legal mem bers of the board. The
court replied the district court alone
could answer. The decision is there
fore against the governor, leaving the
matter where it was when he called
the militia out The supreme court
held it had no jurisdiction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-26
HONEST TOM TUT ARRESTED.
Hc is Charged with Stealing Over
Fifteen Thousand Dollars.

Fifteen Thousand dollars.
NEW YORK, March 26 Thomas Tut.
aged As years, who lives at Fort Lee,
N. j., has been arrested on charge OF
having stolen Sl5,72s from the city
treasury of Detroit, Mich. Tut was
defeated in the recent election, and it
was subsequently found that the books
had been falsified to cover up defal-
cation. Tut had served two terms as
treasurer and was known in Detroit as
''Honest Tom"
Two years had elapsed before the
fact of embezzlement was established.
He was traced to Brooklyn and from
there to Fort Lee, where he made his
home. He was arrested just as he was
taking the ferryboat in this city for
Fort Lee.
1t is said that he squandered the
money he is charged with stealing In
speculations that TUNED out badly. A
dispatch announcing his capture was
sent to the chief of police in Detroit,
and word came back that the necessary
requisition papers would be sent on
with all possible dispatch. Meanwhile
he will be held here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-26
A Priest In maryard,s Pulpit.

New YORK. March &c For the first
time in the history of Harvard uni
vesity Catholic priest will preach in
Appleton chapel at the regular services
on Sunday, April |. He is Rev. Peter
j, O'Callaghan. graduate of Harvard
in the class of 1888. and is stationed in
this city at the parent house of the
Paulists Congregation While it will
not be the first time that Catholic
has ever occupied the pulpit of the
chapel, it will be the first time that a
Catholic has ever conducted the regu-
lar service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-26
smythe Martin Discharged.

CHEYENNE. Wy. March 26-Mr. H.
A. Smythe Martin, arrested on q charge
of obtaining SaS, 600 worth of Sartoris
Bros. notes by false pretenses, and
who claimed malicious prosecution,
had hearing and the case was dis
missed by Justice Haywood on the
ground that the payment of $500 by
Martin to the complainant, 3. Crum-
rine, constituted the sale of the paper
or notes. Sartoris Bros. had about
81 900, 600 invested in ranching here
Mr.. Martin will bring suit for dam
ages and false Imprisonment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-26
BLACKBURN SENDS A BOMB.


Threatens to Tell All He Knows Abous
the Neutrality-suspicious. Affair.
WASHINGTON, March 26. "A fact has
developed in the Breckenridge Pollard
case which is not generally known. 1t
is that for three months Mrs. Black
burn, the willow of Governor Black
burn, has positively refused to speak to
Senator Blackburn because he failed to
call Congressman Breckenridge to ac-
count for introducing Miss Pollard into
her family.
Senator Blackburn sent word a day
or two ago to the attorneys for de-
PENDANT Breckenridge that if in the
trial there was suggestion or intima-
ton from tfeir side of the case looking
to the contradiction of the testimony
of Mrs. Black burn he and his colleague
in the senate, Mr.. Lindsay, would take
the stand and tell all they knew and
they knew all about the case.
1t is also stated on undoubted au-
thority that last summer when the de-
velopments of the scandal came out
Breckinridge sent two K entucky
friends to Washington to see Senator
Blackburn. who. not finding him here,
called on him at his summer cottage on
the Atlantic coast, and asked him in
the name and at the request of Brock
inridge not to hold him personally re-
sponsible as he could not help doing
what he did do in introducing Miss
Pollard us his prospective wife to Mrs.
| Black burn.
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NEW. BRIEF.

Charges of bribery have been made
against Alderman specht of Omaha.
Citizens of Hot Springs have invited
Secretary Hoke Smith to visit that
town.
Edward NJ. Field has been released
from Ludlow street Jail.
At Decatur, Ills, Wesley Scribner,
aged SO, married Miss Catherine Beard,
aged 60.
Jacob Fridley of Hope, Kan, put
pulverized glass in a gun to clean 1t.
He may live.
The faculty of the Missouri State
university declare officially that there
is no trouble or disaffection toward
President Jess.
The body of Thomas Robertson, sup
posed TO have been killed by sheritf's
posse, has been found ip the Goodman
dam in Union county, Illinois.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-26
Carried a Bullet Thirty-one Years.

LYNN, Mass, March 26.-August $.
Sutherland. veteran of the civil war,
Saturday was seized with cough
ing fit. during which was elected a bull
let which had been Embedded in his
neck for the past 81 years For three
years he has been under the care OF a
physician, who has been treating him
for supposed cancer in the neck and an
operation was to have been performed
within few days. During the battle
of Culpepper Courthouse in 1868 Suth-
erland was wounded in the back of the
neck. He WAS taken prisoner soon
after and confined in Libby prison sew
eral months The wound healed with
out being examined by physician and
the tullet remained in his neck, Suth-
erland not knowing it was there. The
physicians now admit that the bullet
was responsible for the cancerous
symptoms.
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FOR CIvy CLERK.


We are authorized TO announce MIR. DREW
WHlTE a candidate for City Clerk at the
election for city officers April ., 1874.
We are authorized To announces MIR. T.. b.
RLOO1A as candidate for the office of City
Clerk of Pine Bluff at the ensuing municipal
election April 3. 1884.
To tho Voters OF the City of Pine Blur.
hereby announce myself as candidate
for the office of CITY CLEkK at the ensu-
ing city election on Tuesday. April 3. 1894.
Il. LEE JOHNSON.
We are authorized 10 announce Mr.. JOE
FRANKLIN as candidate for City Clerk at
the election for city officers April 3. 1894
We are authorized to announ . MIR. A. o.
EDWARDS as candidate for City Clerk
at the ensuing municipal cleo ion on Tues
day. April 3. 1884.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-26

TOLEDO. March % The street cal
strike is still going on The company
is advertising in Chicago for 100 EN-
ployes because it is impossible to get
the required hunter here. Efforts are
being made constantly to run cars, but
every imaginable difficulty is thrown il
the way. When new man starts oul
with car he finds himself target fol
rotten eggs and by the time he reaches
the company's office on Summit street
he abandons his post and some officer
of the company runs the car back tC
the barns. Every car is SO despatched
with stale eggs that few persons arr
brave enough to ride in them The pc
lice are endeayoring to arrest the egg
throwers, but the missiles come out o.
the midst OF the sympathizing crowds
and an effort to identity an offender il
futilp
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce NH. JOHN
WELDON, of Dudiy Lake Township, as a
candidate for Circuit Clerk OF Jefferson
county. subject TO the action OF che Demo-
cratic party.
We are. authorized 70 announce MR.
for Circuit Clerk OF jefferson County. sub
ject to the action OF the Democratic party
To the Democrats OF Jefferson County;
Believing that the office of Circuit Clerk of
this connty should bein the hands of Demo-
crat. and believing that j can serve the best
interests OF the people of the county In that
3aace as effectively aud in as competent a
hummer as anyone else who may aspire to It..
hereby announce myself candidate for
the same, subject TO the action OF the DEM
oeratie party of the county. promising to
make faithful officer IL honored with the
suffrage of the people Very respectfully.
II. "A. MCCOY
hereby announce myself "a candidate
for the office of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
of Jefferson county subject to the action OF
the Democratic party Having resided in
this comfy for 80 years without asking the
people for q public oti3ce. feel now that |
may be permitted to seek the suffrage of my
fellow citizens. promise, ii elected, to give
the Office my personal attention and tho peo=
pie shall have at their service none but com
petent deputies. Your obedient servant,
GABE MEYER
TO the Democrats Voters of Jefferson
County
4 hereby announce Us n candidate for the
offlce of Circuit Clerk, wholly subject the &C
tion OF ths Democratic party. have never
failed in loyalty To the party, believing iii
supremacy best assured good government
and the prosperity OF the individual citizen
aud SO believing still lite policies mud met
hall In the future, as in the past. receive
my unqualified support. am familiar with
the duties OF the office. and l make thu simple
promise II honored with election. TO cearte-
ously, faithfully and impartislly discharge
them under the law and oath OF offics
Soliciting your support. lam, respectfully.
w. u. TANKERsLEy.
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Passenger wreck.

LocKHART, Tex. March 26.-The
southeound cannon ball train, near
Dale, in this county, was wrecked Fri
terday. It was running at high rate
of speed when the baggage car one
coach and the sleeper left the track
and was thrown down an emb ankment
about 10 feet Four passengers were
injured. Their nam could not be
learned or the extent of their injuries.
There We're eight passengers in the
sleeper and eight in the coacn.
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suing a Chinaman For Damages

BUFFALO, March &C. An action for
$4,000 damages has been begun by
Rosario Raggie, the guardian of Joseph
Wisetty, against Chinese laundry
man named Wing Ling. In November
last Wisetty threw stone into the
window of the laundryman. The Ce-
lestial caught the boy and in the scuf-
fie the Chinaman's long finger nails
broke the skin of the boys neck and
blood poisoning set in The boy will
die