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SAID TO BE SHORT.
Alleged shortage Said to Be Due to Gam
bling.

Alleged shortage Said to Be Due to Gam :
bling.
Special to Tho independent
BuTTE. Sept. 1.-THE Teoplo Of thls city
are startled BY the nsvs OF the defaloation
OF W. d. Plnkston, one Of the oi.y's mos,
respected and trusted oitiz,ns. and mana
ger Of the Western Iron works. NJ. Pink.
stoa's shortages oItend over two years. but
were not discovered until sbou. ten days
ago. J. L. Gaylord, president OF the COM
pnny. on Learning Of the shortages, took
Mr.. Pinkston 10 task. Mr.. Pinkston ad.
miited the facts, but saii ho had been do
ing his bost 10 make good the diacrepan ciss.
aud would raias the sum in q few daJs. Hc
claimed that tho discrepancy vas small,
stock In the COMPANY. the par valus OF
which vas $4,000 This he transferred 10
the compsny. Investigation, however,
showed Mr.. Pinkston's defaleation 10
smount TO some $4,000. aud on learning
this Pi PiOsldsnt Gsylord removed him.
Yesterday MIR. Pinkston went 10 Helena,
a. he said, 10 raise the shortage smonR
friends there. He sRrsod 70 return to-day.
News was received here ,o-dAy that instead
Of taking tho train for Bate be had taken
a 4 ain from Helena to the eoasL A war.
rant vas iSsued and he was arrested In
Misaoula on the charge OF embofzlsmsnt.
Sheriff Reynolds will go after him to- NOR.
row, II 10 stated that he losl the $4,000 at
horse races and gambling and tha, ho had
very little money when he lei, The city yea
tstday. Hs 10 sAid 10 have borrowed $40
from ffisnd in Helena. Ho ia said 10
have played tho rncOs IN Butte very heavily,
Mr.. PInkston has an estimhble wife and
two children In Butte.
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TWO NEW CANDIDATES.

ID. II. Peelcr for sheriff aud j. NJ. Wade
for Auditor.
Tho political talk OF yesterday was the
announcement OF the candidacy of ID. II.
Pselor, of Marysyille. for the democratic
nomination for ahorin. NJ. Pselos's Mary
Vile friends gave 10 out on the strssts that
he had decided 10 allow his name to 90 bo-
fore the convention. They said that this
nomination would bs naked for by the
Maryavills delegation, who would come
down solid for Mr.. Pceler. The new cam
didate for the honor OF the nomination for
sheriff 10 occupying the responsible posi-
tion Of supetintendens OF the Drum Lum-
mon mill. He was prominently mentioned
last winter for the position Of ssssJsr for
tho Helena assny Office.
James NJ. Wade announces himself az q
candidate for the democratic nomination
for county auditor. NJ. Wade 10 q young
man who has always taken an intetest IN
democratic politics. and 10 the frat in the
fleld for the nomination. So far no c.hsr
names have been msntloped for the honor
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BRIDGE CONTRACTS AWARDED.

Tho KING Brldgs Co. Of Cleveland. WIN
Build Both Bupsrstruoturss.
The county commissioners last night
awarded the contract for ths superstruo-
tures OF the two now bridges over Ten Mile
Greek TO the King Bridge eompAnv. Of
Cleveland, Quo. for $29iLbo for both.
Contracts for the excavations and the ma
oonrJ work will be awarded to-day. One
Of the bridges will be ovss Ten Milo creek.
nsnr the BroadvateF holsi, oa one OF the
main drives 10 the posL. 10 will be- = one
span bridge. siAty-nvs feet In length, with
n atuenty-ioar feet Foadahy and two 1ve
fost walks, with rails betweea Tho roadway
and tho walks. Tho other bridge will be
over Ten Mile al Montana avenue. on the
road 10 the university nnl the now come
terY. II will Also be single span bridge
siKty-hvo fsot long, with twonty-two feet
roadway. aud no foot walks, Both will be
low truss iron bridges.
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TELEGRAPnIC BREyITIRS.

Los ANGELES Cal, Sept l1.-Dou Pio
Pico. the laat Mexican governor OF Calltor.
MO. died hero this morning. lie wac %
years old. Until within a few weeks he vas
IN good hoalth, though feeble
CHICAGO. Sept. ll.-ChieAgo ~ Boston 2
nrn game. ClovslNnd 10, New York .; soc
ond game. Cleveland 4, New York ., hrst
game. Plttaburs o. Philadslphia 7; seeond
game, pltubuta o, Philadelphia B.
PHOENIX. Ariz,, Sept lL-A stags was
held up three miles south Of Congress late
lnst night by two masked highvaymen. hi1
oD the coach vsfe relieved OF all valuabluL
the bAndida securing 5000 In coin. Oiloefa
are In putsulL
lioerppRd, Ore, Sept. ll.-W. y. Heck
man. n farmer shot aud killed HE wife aud
eiopaon. Tho tragedy was tho oulgTOwth
OF aomo dlacotd, Ma hickman havlug
aued hor husband for divorce. fieckmnn
WAS arrested and brought 10 thia eitY.
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JACKSON WON'T FIGHT.
That Seems a Fair Inference From
His Refusal to Sign the
Articles.
Raises All Sorts OF Captious OBJ
jections to Going to
Sioux City.
win at Onoe Start for London-sport OF
tho Traok-The TrottinE at
Tsrre uAuis.

CmcAdo. Sept. 1I.-Jackson has refused
to siRn the articles TO night Jim Corbstt.
Edward Lloyd. representing the siouT City
club, met Jackson and his manage. "PAr
aon' Davies, at the h iggs house al noon.
Lloyd p oduced the races which Cofbstt
signed In Nav York. Jackson glanced over
them and nj once said they would NOT do.
II uill hRht for your purse and aide bet
OF $1,000" be said, "but The hah, will have
10 come on within three months"
That's the idea exactly" said Davies.
"Co bett ia on tho stage now. and We don't
intend 10 advertise him until mex. May OF
June. This agreement calls for q light be-
tween May Is and June 10. Now. you pso-
pie name your plnoo and make the tims
within the next three months. and jackson
will sigs."
This Lloyd said be could MOI do, and
Davies procsedsd to pick flaws In the pa.
pers. He declared the denl did not look
honest; no place was named; there was no
specification as to whether tho mon would
fight ten rounds or ten years. or TO q hnisb.
and the whole matter had a %, sculinr iooS." /"
Jackson chimed In with an objection "a
fighting any plaos.' II want 10 fight be-
fore club and In house." hs said. 81
don't want the affair TO take place in hsld
or tsnt."
Lloyd becime considerably excited over
the fun Davies poked al the papers but
kept his temper. and tried hard 70 obtain
the necessary signatures. Ho declared
positively, however. that he could not bring
OF the fight in the time specified by jack
son.
"Its three months or nothiuaw declared
Davies. and Jackson added, That's right "
"weil, It's or" said LioyG, az he picked
up his hat" Il did not like the looks OF
this thing, anyway"
u was announced later that jackson
would leave for Now York tonight. and
i'm diatsly sail for the West Indies, when
be would 60 10 London.
"Irs apparently useless TO try 10 get q
light with Corbstt." the pugilist said. 81
could not aford TO lie around doing nothing
all winter, while Corbett was on the stage
making money out Of the advertisement
this light would give him. will t'y Lon
don for q WHILE"
WASHINGTON. Sept. ll.-Champion Cor
bstt talked freely with an Associated press
teportsr tonight concerning Jaokson's re.
fusal 10 sign articles for light under tbs
auspices OF the Sioux City Athistic clut
next yenr. He expressed his hearty disgust
at Jsokson's actions. an1 reiterated his OF
repeated views OF the colorod mana foas 10
Eight him.
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THE sCRIPTURAL INJUNCTION.
Recommended to n Crowd of MsddIInr
EnKiishmVn

Recommended to q Crowd Of MsddIinr
EnKlishmvn
SAVANNAH. Ga. Sept. 1l.-In reply TO a
telegram from tho New York World asking
his opinion sbou, the coming Of commit.
tee of EngliGhmsn 70 investigate lJnohines
In the south. Gov. Northern wired as fol-
lows:
"The people OF thia state are quite able
10 administer their own affairs, and they
are doing ID In full justice TO the nsgro as
our laws and our contact attest. We have
already endured more outside interfsrsnce
In our local matters than We will iabmis.
sivsly tolerats in the future. Let tbese
kindly disposed EnRlishmsn return TO their
own country aud prevent by Law the inhn-
man sale of vlrtnous girls 10. ustful men
In high places. hang nll suoh demons
as Jack the Ripper. punish as
10 deserves the barbarous Wholesale slauRh-
tor OF negroes In Afiiea by Enelishmep.
who go there 10 steal their gold; supply ths
necessities TO prevent bread and labor riotl
and strikes. which are wholly unknown 10
TIE south; feed and aive employ mont TO the
poo ne do the peopls OF my seotion; give
TO oppressed Irishmen the rights Humanity
dsmnnds, and when they shall have pulled
the bsam out OF their own eyes they may.
with better gtaoe. sppoint themselves a
committee to hunt for the mote that may
bs in our syss.
'while We have irregularities st the south.
and negroes are sometimes lynched, they
are nevor slaughtered by Wholesale, na
EnRlishmen sometimes destroy them.
why come as an Investigating commit
tee 10 denouncs the south just prior TO the
congressional elsotioEs. when We have Just
had negro lJnchsd In ksnshs April 2.
aud another in Ohio. on the sabbath. April
10. and vhon white Poles and hunparians
have recently been butobersd In Pennsyl-
vsnia and negroes ruu Qua OF Franklin
Park. N. j., IN hordes. We challenRs in.
vestiRation by all persons who have right
20 investigate these charges. bu, Any at
tempt upon the pat OF the English, tainted
by their own national orimss. 10 arraign ne
inancan
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MoRNINo. SEPTEMBER ~, 1894,
O. A. II. PARADE.
An Imposing Gish witnessed In the
firoais Of pittsbarE.

mn AmpphluM flhht Nifnehhfh ~ ~"
siroais Of PitisbarE.
PIrfmuao. HepL II. - Forty thousand
mon Who fought 10 save tho union marched
through the eitisa Of Pituburg and Allo.
Rheny to-day. aud old famiiisr war tanoa
hllod tho air. While ihsJ stepped out
boldly and bravsy, The veterans could not
siraiRhtsn bent fofms nor conceal gray
hair and fnuowod chssks. They carried
no heavy Tines With glitteripg baJoneta.
but aidOd nRed limbs with walking oapos,
while here nnd there In this limo Of blue
onme eomfede on erulohea. On ever
corner and vacant lot rosa tier after tof Of
human fhces. and ha the veterans passed
ohefr after cheer grosted them.
EvoFy gvailAblD inch along the route was
packed, oVefy side street iammod full Of
people for hondfed yAfds back aud tho
house tops tor blocks swAr gere hidden by
the masaea OF enthusiastic ApplAudsfs. A
rough tsllmate 10 that between J00.00 and
cocoon psople saw tho psrAds. Of this
number 10000 to 800 900 came over tho
railroads. 100000 arvng this morning.
Ihe weather was perfect.
Tho decorations weIO most lavish. i,
was stated BY men who bave sttsndsd mEny
rsyious onoampmenta that. while individ-
uAl displAya mar have been sIoellent IN
other cities, they had neyoF seen dseo'A'
tions on aueh a generous and general scale.
This was probably the last time the vet
sranH will torn Out In such force, ~ u II
seriously contemplate By q. A. X. officials,
ia view Of the advanoine age and The Ia.
firmilies OF members. 10 abandon thls most
attractive feature Of tho national eneAmp.
ment.
The Naval sssoeiation to-day elected IN,
following officers. Commodore. win Z
Atkins, OF Clnelnnati; captain and shiD-
mate. George @. Irslsnd Of B ooklyp; com
mande', q. W. khAv, OF ZAnesvilis. Ohio
lieutenant commander. j. J. Gilman. o
Boston.
Tho Nstionki Association OF Army an,
Navy ehhplsins to-day elected Rsv. r. II
HsRRsitJ. chaplain OF the Ninety -thir,
Illinois. president. and Chnplsin G. q. Mo
Cabe. OF the Ons Hundred and twenty
second Ohio, soefstaty. A esolution va
adopted expressing tbs interest the chap
laips still feel in the soldiers 20 whom the
administered In war times.
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Domino 10 the CnlysT slakea AZ six fur-
lonaa with sioasnsll. Thoro was little
doubt Of the result a. Domino never looked
like anything bat wlnno'. aud Rot nrsl
place a. the end without raising anything
moie Than a common Raiop.
Five fuflongs-Fluah, Canterbury. Ek-
port, l.0i; nvs furlonRa-Phosbaa. Ken
nett Colini, l;O3l(i mils and siRhih-I3au'
quet, tArseoasa, Yo TambiSn. 1i559tI alK
fuilonga - Domino, Slonenell, Liaaak,
l.l39fi mile aud be-sirtesnth-Galilee
Hydsrabar, Png. l;t6s{g i've ana . hall
furlonRa-C -Connoisenr, Flying Dutchman
Golden Rod, l;i0j si1 fu'lonR-By Joye
Little Billy, Adslbert, Miss DiIis, l.i5s(.
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A CHANGE OF PASTORS.
Rev. j. II 50 airss to lie suCSssdsd by Rev.
y. N. shelton.

Rev, j. II 50 aires to lie suCSssdsd by Rev.
y. A. shelton.
Rev. J. L. squirsS who has been pastor
OF the Grand street Southern Methods,
church for several Jeara has been trans
fsfrod 10 tho BoEsman station for the com
ing eonisrsnes year. Mr.. squiFss will star,
NJ once with hia family 20 make visit 10
iha east before entering upon bis duties At
Beseman. Duting his pAstoFate here M.
Squires has made many fiiends and has
done much toward bulldlnR up tho church
which has been entirely renovated end
partly rebuilt owing TO his etertions. He
takes with him the best wlahsa OF bls con
Rfrgatiun ma we'll 40 many friends OF other
religious bOlieia. His successor here will
be Asv. j. II. shelton. OF Dayton, Wash.
who Ia iavorAhly known 10 this city through
his work in the meeting al the Grand street
church last Mar.
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Utah uspUblioaas.

Provo, Utah. Sept 1.-THE republican
territorial convention was called 70 oder ia
the opera houas a. two O'Clock. The opoia
house was profussly decorated with hows,a,
bunting Aags and m0ttoeai utah, ths
pivotal state " the union--libcfty, equei-
ity aud patiiotismi" "Ws demand pFoisc-
tion on lead and woolH "Pfotectlon foF
Utah sugar. silver aix,esn 10 one"
Frank j. Canaon, Of Oaden, was eom-
mated fof delegate 70 oong,esA
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HAum0nuno, Ps.. sapt ii.-fho demo
cratic state convention Ts.convonsd here
to-day 20 MI vaoancisa on the e,ate ticket
Thomas Collins and Henry hyera were
unanimously chosen candidates foe con
gfaaamon -At-iarge.
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POPULIsT PRIMARIES.

Delegates 20 tho County Convention
Whioh Meets Tuesday.
Primaries OF the pepulist party wero held
last niRht 10 select delegates TO the county
convention which meets on Tuesday nsEt
TO nominate a county ticket The dele.
gates selected to represent the wards of
Helena aIs AZ follows;
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LIQUORS..

All brands of whisky in cases at
equally low prices.
Fancy Liquors packed in assorted
cases at case prices.
20 gross pint Flasks. $50
2o gross quart Flasks. ..... 900
All mail orders will be attended
to promptly.
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Death OF r.,r,os o'nrl.s.

Special 10 tha Independent.
MAnmvnLE. tSpt. n.-Pairiek o'Brien,
a brother OF NSs. Johu BiadS, OF Helena,
diod to-day aged 80 years The body will
bO taken 10 Ho'e ens for batial. Mt o'lirisn
vao In the state OF Washington some yeara
ago, and contracted fever there which
left him with lung trouble that eventually
b ought on his death.
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Attempt a, Train wrsstIar rhvsrtoa.

Borsr. Ida, Sept ll.-An attempt was
made tonight 10 wreck wes,-bound train
on the Oregon Short Lins al Owyihse
bridge twenty miles east OF Nampa, A
rail was loosonsd on the bridge which 10
forty-nvs foot high, 10 vas discovered by
a section foreman Just before the train at
lived. aud he haEged the train. An ermed
man, mounted. was observed on hill neat
by. making Signals This man afterNa =
appeared npain aud fred two shois a. Tbs
foreman. A deputy Unlted states MARSHAL
and posse hTo in pursuit.
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A Min.r Sunocated,

Special 20 Tho Independent.
NEmAEn Sept. ll.-BSd air in Tho Lucky
Bill miae a, Barker killed Victor o. dSa. a
miner Nged about %. unmarried. Ho had
gone down the old shaft 70 commence work
when be was overcome. II. Notthatn tried
10 fssouo him, and wa also noatly uufo-
Gated, but managed 10 GET into bucket.
aud was rssnacltated upon reaching the top,
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Omaha. Sept ii.-3peoiais 20 the Bee
from no theaatern Nebi aaka aud westSi q
Iowa report killing froala las, nigh,. Late
corn, haH and garden truck are reported
killed OF badly damARed.
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A,..,t.d Uerso,ercIantv.

ootoS Sept. 1.-THE republic Of oolom'
bia baa presented Nicaragua With second
protest claiming soVerSiguty over the Mus
auitoo resat VAtion under old spanish titles.
Il 10 reported that President Nuneh will Ro
TO BOgOta 20 calm tho Using troubles there.
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Attend w. z. Thistlewaite's
Great Clearing Selo OF Tan
Goods. Low Shoes and
Slippers, Examine the
goods on the Bargain
Tables.
Ladies' Tan Oxfords at
81. 20.
$3.50, $4.oo and $500
Shoes all put in the wiu-
dow and marked your
choice for
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-12

Ward committees were named as follows;
Third Ward. ID. A. richardson, B. j. Ber.
aet c. II. Mattini Fourth, O. q. Stubbs.
Wm. Dunnigan, Charles Stabsrn; Fifth. J.
w. Driseoll, I. Il. Cruteher, J. II. Jurgsns.
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$500.

This Is much less than
many Of them cost You
know how much better a
good shoe feels and looks
than a poor one. Permit US
TO make your travel along
LIES road easy by fitting
your feet with Footwear
that looks well. will wear
well and costs little:
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QUESTIONS
OF THE HOUR.

What shall I wear on my
feet2 How shall I be econ
omioal in buying.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-25

We are reliably informed that
the compromise Republicans
have made propositiop toB che
various labor organi2at pns to dame
a candidate from among their hdrh-
Der for Representative on a compro-
mise ticket in opposition to the
straight Democratic ticket to be
nominated next Saturday BY this
stroke of policy the compromises
hope to take about 200 labor votes
from the straight Democratic tia8dt
but we arg told ! that the laborfrts
men do nof look with favor uponsthR
scheme AS between the white man
and a mopgrel combination the
laboring man will take his straight
every time. .---z.-.-.-z-----..zzs..
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ii ;nss sseekers, Exedrs,ons South.

The Baltimore & Ohio southWea-
tenn Railway has arranged series
of Home-seekers' excursions TO points
in Virginia, North Carolina = South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky
Teilnessee aha ALBANIA, mississippi and
Louisina at one fare for the round
trip ~ rot 5@61z7
The date of these excursions are as
'f6nowss Lane s, July s, August q.
September 4, October 2, November G
ana December 4. Tickets win ! be
good for twenty days, with stop
over privileges iuYStste to rs hich
ticket is seIsis Il 7 i
A splendia OPPORTUNITY u VISITING
Valley of4SI sgihia and othei' points
south. For rates and other informa
tion apply tor nearest agent of the
B. & o. =. W R'Y,or address o. p
Nc Carly. General Passenger Agent
ST. Louis, Mo
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4 LITTLE EfGHT.

The Hot Springs Ne,os recently
contained the following paragraph
Ia one township in Grant county
we are told that sixty Democrats
We're denied votes in the primaries
who desired to vote for Judge Little.
because they would not pledge them
selves to vote for Breckenridge II
nominated. They erred as Demo-
Gratis IN this and the Judges of cleo
ton did proper in rejecting their
votes --as Judge Little himself COZ
cedes but the circumstance serves
to show how strong the popular
feeling is among Democrats for
Little as against Breckenridge,
The last issue of the Sheridan
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lPo1NTERSF0R JUDGE LITTLE

q " y
POINTER SFOR JUDGE LITTLE
A candidate for Congress in the
Eighth district of Iowa is expecting
election on the following unique
platform, which we commend to
Judge Little, of this district, as
containing a. few Traditional de
mands9 for his campaign ..zs.
The unconditional repeal of any aud all
legislation which prevents or interferes with
the unlimited coinage of both gold and silver
as circulating medium.
I tGThe unconditional repeal of Federal legal
tender laws.
THE unconditional repeal of all laws for
the collection of debts. H.s sli1 sus ~
1.-THE unconditional repeal OF all laws for
the creation of corporations for peouniary
profit.
The unconditional repeal of the United
States patent law4 ef.8
| THE unconditional repeal Of all laws, State
and National, which have for their object the
maintenance of large standing army =A''''
! THE unconditional repeal OF aHitafitf leeis-
lation." 4af 64fa# 88lf3s
Here is a comprehensive platform
that will readily recommend itself to
the Populites and commonwealers
Of the country. Ii is breezy and re-
freshing in its simplicity aud origi-
nality. That part which provides for
the unconditional repeal of all
laws for the collection of debts is
one after our own heart, and is,a
declaration that will meet with the
unstinted Endorsement OF every
debtor in the country. The man
who can flood the country with free
silver" aud repeal all laws for the
collection OF debts ought to be cleo
ted TO Congress long and often.
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Heedtiglts gives q little light on this
subject WILDCATS worthy of aeareful
peFnsal. The tH1daHght, ii com
'uientingseon fhe above paragraph,
says
This was published in Garland
county Just prior to the primary and
was evidently intended to be used
against Mai. Breckenridge.
Now for the truth of Che matter:
In 1892 in that same township in
Grant county in whieh3sixiy Dem
uerats were denieddhe privilege of
voting for Judge Little because they
iHould not pledge themselves to vote
for Breckinridge if dominated Fish
| back received twenty Yptes, Whip
fpleT six and Carnahan Sixty The
sixty Democrats (23 Who wanted to
vote for Judge Little voted two
Years ago for thatsstaunch Demo-
hcrat, J. z. Garnahap fer aGoveFnor
Nf arkansas In 1890 in the town
Ship in which fhesessKty DEMOCRATS
tried to vote for judge Little, JAS.
P. Eagle, Democratic candidate for
Governor, received thirty seven
votes while N. p. Fizer, another
good Democrat, received fifty seven
votes. - Z
| There is. no doabt fhafa great
many of the SANG asidt-of Demo
'erats throughout the Second Con
fgressiona district voted for Judge
|Little and also refused to support
tiMai. Breckenridge ipsthe9 eveat Of
his nomination. ITS a remarkable
Ifact that throughout the length and
fbreadth of the district that every
APopulite Is an enthusiastic worker
FLOR and supporter of Jsdge I4ittle
Tkat a great many Populitea also
4 voted for Judge Little in the various
county primaries is also fact wei
known to Maj 8reekinridge''
friends and that the Democrat,
hparty should be deprived of the ser
ifvices Of one of itg greatest leaders
ssby such methodg Il matter fol
\ serious regret. y 49,
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ron COUNTY AND rnonAre CLERK

We are authorized TO announce Mr. LON
CURL as Candidate fas County and Probate
Clerk OF jefferson comfy subject 10 tue ac-
ton OF the Democratic party
Hs We are authorized 10 announce biR. WM.
w. SCIuLL rs Il candidate for County and
Probate Clerk on Jefferson county, subject to
the action OF the Democratic party. asf -
We are authorized 10 announce MIR.
FRANK Is. FLANDERS as q candidate for
5onnty aud Probate Clerk of Jefferson
county. subject 10 the action OF the Demo
cratic party.
hereby announce myself candidate for
The Office of County and Probate Clerk OF
Jefferson County, snbieetto the action of the
Democratic pafty. | solicit the support OF the
uaiified Democratic voters Of the county
Yours truly,
HuGH f. WEsTBRooR