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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
4 Thwarted Crime.


An Indian paper tells curious tale.
A rich lady, with her two children,
both infants, was going, it is said. in
her own 'ekka" from Ramnagar to
place in the centre Of the Bar tract.
The driver was trustworthy servant
of the family, and it was for this res-
son that the lady had not divested
herself of the ornaments she usually
wore. Bnt the sight of the jewels was
too much for him, and at an e1cep-
tionally lonely spot in that lonely
country he suddenly asked his mis-
tress to hand hiu her valuables. On
her suspecting his real designs and
hesitating, the miscreant showed him
self in his resl coiors, and made her
and her little ones, who could hardly
toddle about, get down. The horrible
thought that was working in his brain,
that of hiding his crime by means OF
murder, had given bis face sardonic
look, which made the poor woman
Erem5le.
Then the ienl bound her, hand and
foot, and informed her that he would
first kill her children and then do her
to death. BY her earnest aEtreaties
she prevailed over him to begin with
her first. He had gu axe in his hand,
with which lie aimed blow at her,
but the head being loose, it few away
and fell few PAGES OF, the han;lle
only remaining in his grasp. He
stepped into tue grass to look for it
and disappeared behind mound: She
waited her certain doom With all ier
nerves on the strain. She gradually
fell into swoon, and when Sue came
round the first thing she say was her
husband bending o7sr her and her ba'
bies crying and tusging at her
clothes.
After she had left, a naueless uneas-
nness seized her husband. Jic could
not reason away his vague fears, try
as he would, and at last he mounted
his horse AMI followed the "ekka. He
had proceeded but few miles when
the dreadful sight Of his wife anil chill
iren lying bound up with cords on
the grouul met his eyes. Al the
story that his wife tod him CONCEALED
his blood with horror. They both
then, drawn by an irrapressia!e c7rl:
osity, went toward the direction THAI
she miscrean5 went to pick Il? his Ak,
and think Of their surprise wi!::l they
saw his CORPSE a7rea'iY lying b'ue,
putrid and bIoated, tiiH flies jazzins
over it in clouds. GnSr!'Htinn hat
come in the shape O; g '.'arunl1a," OF
the deadly variety known @S ''kh .@l,
rare even in those snake !n:este |
parts, whose bite tsntaneoas:v par
alizes the victim and deconpoSos the
body in an hour.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
Mark T,Fain'S TclI.

Mark Twain, who recently started
or a tour round the world. tod M H.
tcrviewer at Winnipeg hov he often
fclta n desire to ''cu:: loose" from civil
ization and to get away by himself
whera lie could ruG AMI yell to his
hearts content. n this connectlc@
there is story about the hunorls5
and Canon KinssIc?, Walking along
the streets one day: Mark felt the la-
pulse to yell coming on him with ire
sistible force, aaa saii 10 Kingsley,
':I want to yell, I must ysII. =" The
canon said call right, yeI away; l
don't mind" "Aod with that" sail
Mark, II stepped hack g few steps,
and throwing ~ AIMS above my head,
let cat war whoop that could be
heszd for miles, and il less time thin
you could count Cauol Kin :s!eE Ant
myself we're susrounie; by 4 multi.
.u!e OF anxious cItiz-ns WAC wantet
to know what VAS the mailer. told
them nothing was the matter. JUST
wanted to veil, Nai As| yeI!ci. ="
Scientific American.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
WOMAM'5 ENEMY,
rEH1TOHITIs SELDOM SPARES ITS
VICTIMS.
When IT Does She is Eut 4 WrecS---PhE-
s:cians sIave Long Been rowcrless
---Il,c Experience OF a Ealt'
NOR. Woman.

NOR " oman.
From H.: Hord;I. Baltimore. Kd
Mrs. J. P. Grove. marriei laly With
grandchildren. lives 4i7 rinkney Place,
Baltimore She would easily pass for
woman OF half her age. and owes her present
state Of good health and probably her life to
the use Of DR.. Williams Pink Pills. 4 Herald
reporter called at the house few days ago
and was informed that Mrs. Grove had gone
out for walk and would soon be back. The
scribe was nsharel into the parlor to a~att
her arrival. The room gave every evidence
Of frefnement and the care anil attention OF
4 good housewife. Choice books lay around
giving proof Of the intelligence Of the family.
anal the walls were decorated with many rare
articles OF yirtu and bric-a-bra2 from South
America. japan, and other countries. When
Mrs. Grove was announced the reporter was
astonished to lind her such young looking
AMI healthy woman. She is well educated and
is = fluent tallier and Interesting to listen to.
She. however declined at first 10 speak OF
the results she ma experienced from taking
the Pink Pills as. she said. she did not like
to have her pamC appear il print in any way.
sHowever." she added. after some little hesi-
tatiun, ''lhe pills did me so much good that
might be doing wrong by not letting some
other sufferer know what they did for me.
Then she s.il. 'Dl. Williams Pink Pills ara
certainly all til; prop-iet0r5 represent thcm
to be-. I never had such relief from any
other m.licinn y short time ago hal an
attack Of peritonitiS which loft me- in such
rrostra:e and nervous condition that de-
snaired Of recovery. ! could neither sleep
eat OK read With any degree o. peace or sat
isfaction. anf; life Was absolutely burden.
Having heard that others had been cured OF
the sane troubles byDc. Williams Pink Pills.
7 secured several i;oxes AMI began to take
,har. As il hv magic I at once beSan 10
improve. They cured me. and now l have
oosv,nptomsos nervousness or ofthe disease
which 50 Drostrated re. Now that's enough.
said Mrs. Grove, IN reply to another que5-
tio2. She ,raiLed to the door as lightly as ::
yaun. cir! a.: !. with a pleasant goo morn
ias 10 The reporter. disappeared within me
portals OF her happy home with LITTLE
sraadchil clinging to her skirts.
DR.. WiIlilm5' Pink Pills contaiD. IL con-
0ensed form. all the elements necessary to
give new life aud riclne tc the blood and
restore shattered nerves. Pink Pills are soia
hr al. ,:ralcrs, or will be sent post pa;:t on
,t..e;p: OF price 50 cents D0I, or SIX boxes
FIR -. .5O-ller are never sod in bulk or by
l0J}, !iy addressing Dr.. Williams AeNelhe
Compaa Schenectady, Il. I.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
Fight With a Marine Monster.

The Italian settlement at the foot
Of Franklin street, Oakland, CAL, was
sgitated tie other morning by tue
capture OF monster OF the deep. An
Italian fisherman gave battle to the
queer fish, and he SAYS he will long
remember the encounter. The cap
ture vas male near Goat ISLAND II
the morning. 1t took several hours
to land the fish, and during he con
test two boats were nearly wrecked.
The Italians call tae monster s'ras
fish," because it has somewhat the ap"
psarance OF a rat. The Hsh weighs
245 pounds and measures eleven feet
from the tip of the nose 10 tue end OF
the tail. The tail itself, which wa5
used b5 the fish as & means Of defense,
measured SIX feet in length. The
fishermen claim that this is the first
':rat fish" ever captured in the ',ay OF
San francisco.
The story Of the battle was Told by
James Iagoria. He employs tbe fish
ermen to 60 out every morning and
fish for him. ''rhere is one old mall
in ny employ" said Lagori;', '*vho
seems to have particularly bad luck IL
catching freaks. Several days ago he
caught man. eater while fishing near
Goat Island and had al exciting en-.
counter. This morning the same old
G.Lo,n,o, l,o5 l,;e 1;pec o,,4 ,aor Goot
Island when he captured the rat fish.
BE was alone at the time. and was
somewhat excited when the monster
came to tie surface Of the water and
made st:-aiclt for his little boat, lash
ing his tail IN all directions. The
fisherman na.u to devote his efforts to
getting away from his catch. He
shouted for assistance, and three COM
panions, VINO we're fishing N the vein
it,, came to his rescue. After long
struggle they succeeded IN Gro~nln9
the monster and lowed him shore. 4
fish that weighs 245 pounds AMI =
even eleven feet inn~, With tai al
most like rod OF iron caf DO s"ino
fighting when il gets mad. Iaat IS
what my fishermen found out Wien
they trie1 to land the monster. Ine
man who made the capture has given
up the sea for few DAYS. He IS 1t
tie superstitious about his captures
and does rot rant to do any more
fsh:rce eor awhile.
The It3l;c2s cal It 'E2t isn. b17:::
s32t is aoS 10 proper c211e. We ha7a
been i tile Gsh :5as:1ess Tor greet
many years. hut we nave never had
a1ytniDg Ike this before. 1t Is no.
q shark. The I'll! IS very peculiar and
has great strength when the monster
is ali7e., That is itsweapoa Of defense.
The men who caught the fish tell me
that the monster cen work terrible
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
The Emperoc,s Surprise.

The German Emperor is master OF
little surprises quite other than those
which occasionally fetch his troops out
of bed il the middle Of the night when
they least expect it. While as Low
ther Castle he took the opportunity
afforded by the absence Of Lord Ions
dale to unpack very fine marble
bust Of himself and put it in position,
screened by the leaves OF a large palm.
The sudden pn7eiling and preSenta-
tion were quite dramatic IN charsc-
ter, nd it need hardly be said that
Lord Ionsdale vss highly delighted
with the carefully planned compli-
mcut.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
CMNIA MCTANTUR,

SA"4 ~ k'A ~ 90
1875.
L drowsy drosel
A garden sweet;
And. all alone.
In kirtle neat.
So deft and prin,
To guide the reel,
With sunshine In her dore-like eyes,
The maid Priscilla daily piles
Her wheel
1895.
4 noisy street.
Or lane or park.
Where cyclists meet,
By day or dark;
In bloomers clad.
From head to heel.
And resolution in her eye.
The modern maiden deftly plies
Her wheel
Monroe Il. RoscnFc!G
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
Just an Inch From Death.


We were .siittss;;45 on the veranda OF
::cur bungalow one evening IN far.oa
Buro1ah, r. A, ana I, enjoying our
after dinner chercot. Tha waters o.
the bay Tapped laziiy At the sand p.
our feet, for or house was ''Dullded
On the sands" of the shore. All the
world seemed ~ pesc9, only the
"plunk plunk!" Of tue moaosoaous
night bird in the jun rie, al | the oe'
cssional note Of the iaclal signalling
in the distance TO his conra1es, VA.
heard. The moon had come up from
behind a rocky isla1l just over IN the
bay, ana spread a food cf gol!ea yet-
low light over the silver topped brea>-
ers, rolling in over q nelshoor:nS
coral reef. i. WAS 50 calm and beautiful
that it seemed that all that MS wicked
and bad had gone out Of the world.
and yet death lurked just At my
friends elbow, as he puHcd uncon-
sciousiy at his cheroot.
We had been discussing il leisure
~ manner something That hal hap
oened in America TO prove some
point ny friend arose, an!, stre5ch-
ing himself lazily, ssn5ercd into his
bedroom 70 get paper bearing on the
matter we had been discussing. Usu-
aily lights we're placed IN ali the bell-
rooms, but this evening, for some llu-
accountable rcasoA--proJab'T the
roorlight-.tle servant hl:l no! per-
formed his duties. ! couEl hear my
friend fumbling about on his dressing
table anl then suddenly lie gave
quick cry Of horror AMI r1su:l 1 oas to
the light.
ssI have been struck by a snake" he
gasped, and his face wax deadly pale.
"Where isis? Qlicik! S:,cw mel
I exclaimed, as I whipped out 4 kalfe.
He held out his right arm. There
was no mark Oh the hand, which | ex-
amined critically, but Oh the cuff OF
the shirt were two tiny scratch-llke
puuctures, aul two litti: g'o1ules Of
poisoa sinking into the starchel linen
and leaving s!cklT, greenish 'yeIlo"
mark.
you've had close call, old mau,
/ exclaimed, with q great sigh OF re-
lief, land think you uesa peg to
brace up your nerves, but first let us
settle the snake.
We found him coilel up oi. small
mirror, which lay on the table, aodan
ugly looking devil he was, too, really
to strike again.
He was a very poisonous snake,
known as the Daboas Russelli, bat
after my friend hal finished with him
it would have been diGleul5 for any
naturalist to have piacel him in his
proper genus. Detroit Free Press
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

The popularity OF good music is
that it seldom sounds so. Puck.
Steam is an insolent servant, for it
often blows up its master. .-The
Waterbury.
He lin the draper!y line)-"
haven't we met befose?' She-"1es,
On the lastremnaut day" st. James'5
Budget.
She who can successfully manage q
hired girl is better than she who at'
dresseth the multitude. West Un!or
Gazette.
N1amms-"J "Johnnv, wig don't you
eat your oatneal?'' johnny (who
has been visiting}-"Oh: it tastes so
economical !:'-Puck.
Take away woman, shouted tha
orator, "and what would follow
eve would" said q man at the OaeS
of the audience, promptly. y.-Tir-bits.
When people fall in love to-!ay.
And all is rivalry and mirth.
It's two hearts with single Thought:
Oh. how much is the other wor:a?
PUCK.
Watts-"Did you ever know Of ''ay
QUE dying for love?' Potts~"Onca
T knew q fellow who starvel to deasl
after being refused by al helrass. -
indianapolis Journal.
Mamma-"Wiliie, where are: those
apples gone that wero IN the store
roon?" Willie --"Tbey are with tae
gingerbread that was in the CUPBOARD
-Pittsburg Bulletin.
"How vain you are, EGe, looking
ut yourself in the glass "Ealo,
Aunt Emma? Ne VAN? WHY, ! don't
think myself half as good looking as
really ON. Punch.
Observation-Disclosures. il I must
write to Mr.. Bray about his eztorsloa-
ate bill, should I say Dear MIR.
Bray'?" Mamma-"Certaiply, I'D ier
the circumstances. Tit Bits.
"Hello, Jasmun, where are you l7-
ing now?" "With my wife, Of
course" "Ana where is your wife
li7inc?" "Oh-er-wliy-wita her
father. ."-Cincinnati Tribune.
From each the solemn s!ute1laat comes
On highway and on hyTAy:
There's but ono way 10 run tli5 eG,tn.
And that, ot co1-s2. my W!".
Puck.
An Important Point: The Deacon's
Wife hope you have been careful
about the new minister's qua!iaea-
tions?" The Deacon-"Ies, we made
him define exactly wha: he meant Dy
"a few words. Brooklyn Lie.
sI want to get OFT at Fletcher
street," said small by 70 street
car conductor the other 5a;. "YasS
do you Say?' asked the conia>soc'
not understanding what he sai'.
HPlease," responded the yo1nSster,
flushing straightforward Citizen.
Said an ancient spiaster belle.
As e:le with her escort stood
While thu ruin in torrents fell :,
:'This re nnls me Of the floo l..
sOh." said he. in accents hraTt.
"V'hat . memory Eou havs:
Detroit Ft2@ Press.
EIsie--"Yes, dear, my hu:aan | Is =
doctor, and lovely fellow; but he IS
awfully absert-mindea.' AiH-"1a-
dcej!'' J;!s;e-"Only fancy! Dic-
ing the marriage ceremony, when ne
gave me the. ring, he felt my pulse
and asked me to put ous M tonfne'
Ade-"We!l, he won't do the la55se
again. "-T!t.Bitg.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19

The readers of this paper will be pleased 10
learn that there is &t lest:t ono dreaded disesse
that science hGs been able to cure 3n all jts
stages, and that is catarrh- Halls Ca,arrh
Cuco is the only positive cure now known 10
the medical fraternity. Catar1h being & con-
stitUtionel disease, requires a const;tut ,onal
Treatment. Halls Ca:arril Cure is taken IL
.erEal:y, acting directly upon the. blood ani
st-oying thu Foundation OF the disease. and
giving the patient strength by building up the
Constitution AL assisting nature i'll doing its
work. The Hropri:tors have so much faith III
its curative pN7scrs Iaat they offer One Hun
lred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list OF testimonials. Address
t. ). CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
~ Sod BY Druggists, 15c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19

4 graphic idea Of the Immense size
Of Siberia may be CLEANED from the
following comparison: All Of the
states, kingdoms, principalities, en-
pires, etc., OF Europe Except Russla)
and all o. the United States, including
Alaska, could be placed side by side
IN Siberia and yet but little more than
cover that immense country.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
Highest al in Leavening Power-Latest Govt Report
II>&>0!aI 9! ! Bsk!I'x EEt;;;;!isi
ADSGaUgEzX EUEE
Dirisi0n OF tI,c Sexes

One ofthe most remarkable churches
is 10 be found At Freuaenthal, IL the
Black Forest. It is built on such
plan that the men are unable to see
the women, anil vice versa, for it i:
composed CT two wings, which meet
at an angle where the pulpit stands.
The right wing is allotted 10 men anc
the left one to the women of the con.
Observation-Disclosures Merkur.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
Eour Efforts are i'll Vain

trying 20 regain lost strength hy the use ri q,
iron, rt; Tng;.t back the oid-tine Nig"r. the
bright cyc, the i;r:n step. the ambition, the
first aim ulu>; bc ~ promote nutrition; ~"
stomach reltS ;!c aid OF {. po Ttriul aHXll
';yncp'S Dyspepsia Remedy. With its nrsn
indigestion vaEi>hcs. perfect digestion rules
ami health is assured
For sale by Ill druggists, Price - cents 20:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
NEW CHATTANOOGA LABORATORY.
One of tho Largest in the "orld-Wine OF
Cardui Has an Immense Sale.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, November 9th.-The
immense new laboratory Of the Chattanooga
Medicine COMPANY was commenced to-day.
Nearly an acre Of foor space is now usc.'i il.
making NcSlrcc's Wine OF Cardui and Tnei-
torG's Black Draugil,, but this new ann X
doubles the capacity OF the plant. This bu> =
less has become one of the largest in the
country. and nov sends i,s leading product,
Wine Of Card nj, TO every part Of The world.
4 branch Office las been established ct 3.
Louis for the northwestern trade.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
IN O!Gcn Tiiacs

People overlooked the importance CT re-rna-
rentiy beneficial effect, and wcro satisfied
with transient action, but now that It IS gener-
oily known that SyGapof Figs will permanent
ly cure hah;uai constitution, we!l-infor!ned
people will rot buy other laXatives. which act
for a :irle, but finally ;njMre inc syster>
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19

havoc With its tail. They were thor
oughly alarmed during the battle with
the creature. After ne have had it on
exhibition few days We shall send
the head to the Oakland High School.
We gave this school the head Of the
man-eating shark"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
To Geo! tic Hands.

Roman ladies Of rank had theii
slaves carry for them a number o:
amber and crystal balls about the size
OF 3 billiard ball. ~ fetes, or while
seated at the glalistorlel games, they
held tue crystal balls in their hands
for the GOODNESS impaired by them.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
ra3i:s:i and Spanish Vus:o;::=.

An Englishnar entering drawing
room expects the lady q the house to
rise aud greet him. In Spain lady
would seem to forfeit her selt-respecs
should she exhibit so much forwa2d'
rcSs
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19
Struck by lightning in q Dory.

Captain Frank Wallace. ol Small
Point, had thrilling experience last
week during thunder shower. He
was out in dory after ducks when
the storm came up, and suddenly
there came -. flash Of lightning that
seemed to surround his botS with its
fame, and then something like ball
Of FIRE dauced along the crest Of the
wave in his direction. There was
dreadful roll Of thnnder that seemed
to break over his head, aud then he
knew no more fer some time. when
be revived he was at frs unable to
move, but at last haif tipped over, his
hands going into the water. he then
discovered that his oars were gone snd
his rife lav in the bottnm o: the boat
completely shattered. Ee also found
that Re vas bleeding freely but, re-
covering somewhat. he padded ashore
with piece Of board. reaching there
after several hours OF hard work Then
It took the doctor q long while % stop
the bleeding, but Captain Wallace has
now recovered so as to be around as
asasl.-Leviston lMe.} journal,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19

What 4 Sense of Relief il is to Know
that you have no corns. Hiadcrcorns removes
;ke2o, AID IS comforting. l5c. at druggists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19

FITS stopped f~co by Dn MINES GREAT
NERVE RESToHEa. No its after first daE's use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and S:.ll trial bot
tic r."e. Dr. Kline, PSI Arch st. Pliila., Pa.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19

There are in Wales about so, 2SG
Welsh speakers and about 2236, ,Ooo
outside the principaiitF,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19

For N-hcopiny Co;gh, I'iso'> Cure is 4
successful rymet: y.---M. =. DIETER, "a
Thron3 Ave. I;rnoklyn. y. v. Nov. II. ~.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19

11-s. Vinslow's Soothing Syrup for children
tca;i!inc. sof;ens tAe guns, reduces inHaElma-
lioa a!ays IN. cures wind COLI. PIC. a bottle.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19

Dacker's Gin:c. Tonic is Popular
for Sooi fvo-E. Suffering. s;eepless, nervous
roE1el find no;hiGc 80 SOOTHING and reHIyin..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19

II afflicted Wit, sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Ihomp
sons Ere:vatcr. Druggists SCI! Ut &c per bottle
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-19

Tie popularity Of good music 1s
that it seldom sounds so. Puck.
Steam is an insolent servant, for 1T
often blows up its master. -The
Waterbury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-22

Anything like genuine originality in
tho show business is something which
those OF any experience have long ceased
to expect, and for the most part tho
adnl, generation is content to take the
rising one to tho same old sort Of per.
Torrance over which it wondered and
laughed half n century or 30 ago. To
tho very young, all things, including
elephants and atk.horn jokes, arc new,
else patronage would cease, and tho big
common know the circus tent no moro,
But those who have whiskors enough TO
"bcard the lion in his den, tho tiger in
hi, lair" naturally Pine to spend their
li,y cents on something they have not
seou, il it can 10 found.
And IL can.
Col. W.. +. Cody-ButTalo Bill-h0s
not only discovered it, but as an heroic
and Justly distinguished part Of Il, has
gathered together, in huge, wondrous
and hilarious union, its representative
individuality, and on Saturday, August
u, will Introduce it in Whuchng for the
last limo. His Wild West and congress
of rough ridera is too famous to need
anv ".ond OIL" The baro announce.
mcut that 1t 10 coming will no doubt
draw u large crowd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-22

The proposition to issue city bond'
for SIPS, 900 was voted on by tho people
saturday-or by q few OF them-and
was beaten. The result was not a sur
prise. A email vote was looked for,
but careful estimates usually put 1t
about 1000, while only l,473 were
actually cast The defeat Of the pro-
position was also generally conceded,
aud almost everybody expected that 1t
would DO worse beaten than II was. Tho
not majority against it wac only 3d.,
whilo IL had been often predicted that
instead OF having q tWo'thirdS vote for
it, as required to carry it, there would
be two-thirda against 1t.
Tho only ward in which thore was q
majority for it was the first, where out
Of 2O3 votes in ali, tho loan mad %
majorIty-nOthing like a tWothirds
vote.
The result in detail il shown in tho
foilnWinp table.