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Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

A Lansing dispatch says that over
100, 900 acres of agricultural lands,
which were restored to the market
recently, were offered for sale at auc
tim at the state land office last
Thursday, and, although a number
of would-be purchasers were present
not an acre was sold. This was due
to the fact that the minimum price
put upon the land by the state board
of agriculture, under whose control
the lands now are, IL more than any
one would bid, thus sustaining the
the contention of successive state
land commissioners that the lands
were appraised to high, They
are for the most part covered with
hardwood. Cheboygan Tribune.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29
Cure for Headache.

AS a remedy for all forms of Head
ache, Electric Bitters has proved to
be the very best. 1t effects perma-
nent cure, and the most dreadful
habitual sick headach es yield to its
influence. We urge all who are af-
flicted to procure bottle, and give
this remedy a fair trial. In cases OF
habitual constipation, Electric Bit
ters cures by giving the needed tonic
to the bowels, and few cases long re-
slst the use of this medicine. Try it
once. Large bottles only so cents at
L. Fournier's Drug Store. 2
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.

The Michigan State Fair will open
on Monday, September 9th, at Grand
Rapids rnd continue through the 18th.
The location is sufficient guarantee
Of fine exposition of The agricul-
tural and Manufacturing Products of
the State. Grand Rapids is the GEN.
ter Of the great fruit growing region
Of Michigan, and insures the largest
fruit exhibit ever made In the state.
Grand Rapids is the greatest furniture
manufacturing city In the world, and
will make fine display. The fair is
in the Grand circuit New York, Ohio
Michigan, Indiana and Illino is, which
is guarantee of a large display OF
pure bred stock.
The Trotting and pacing races are
always good, and special premiums
are this year offered the bicycle riders.
The bicycle races will be held on
Monday afternoon, the opening day,
thus making it attractive from the
start.
The State Fair is public institu-
tion and should be patronized by the
people of tn sta e; especially the far
mers, and as all the railroads give re-
duced rates the cost will be light. We
trust thatas many of our readers az
possibly can will attend.
We understand that already nearly
all the space In the buildings is taken
by intending exhibitorA
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

A protective tarlff which restoring
American wages and American pro-
ducts, shall serve the highest inter-
ests of American laborand American
development while providing ade-
quate revenue for the uses of the gov
ernment Reciprocity, which, while
seeking and gaining the worlds mar
kets for bur surplus products, shall
not lower or destroy American wages
nor surrender our markets to foreign
commodities which can be produced
at home. Republican Platform.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

The big corn crop will reduce the
price per bushel to the farmer, but il
will help the farmer and the country
nevertheless. Large crops always
bring prosperity. The Western rail-
roads are expecting larger gross re-
ceipts in the next twelve months than
they have had at any time in the
past two or three years. OF course,
larger receipts will necessitate larger
disbursements, and increase the gen.
eral activity.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29
Discovery Saved HIS Life.

Mr.. G. Gailouette, druggist, Beav-
ersville, ILL.,, saws: ITO DR.. Kings
New Discovery i owe my life. Was
taken with La Grippe and tried all
the physic ans for miles about, but of
no avail, and was given up and told l
could not live. Having DR.. King g
New Discovery In my store sent for
a bottle and began its use and from
the nrst dose began to get better,
and after using three bottles was up
and about again. 1t is worth its
weight In gold. We won't keep store
or house withoutit:" Get a free trial
bottle at L. Fournier's Drug Store. 2
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29
The Winner of the Americas Cup.

The Winner of the Americas Cup.
Who will it be? Whether the Bri-
tania or the Columbia will rule the
waves In the coming contest time on
ly will tell: but never before has a
yacht race been anticipated with so
much enthusiasm, and never before
been so closely matched. Apropos to
the subject, and very interesting and
valuable at this time, is most elab-
orately illustrated paper, In DEMoR-
EsT's MAGAZINE for September on
"The Races for the Americas Cur" "
which gives history of the famous
cup and the famous races for its pos
session, and the latest information
about our gallant Defender and her
crew, Information which every pat
riocic American wants to, and should,
have. Another important national
event, the dedication OF the Chatta-
nooga National Park and cemetery, Is
treated OF in Battle Field and Burr
al-Ground," which is embelished
with numerous handsome illustra-
tions including portraits of generals
commanding on the famous battle
ground. Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew,
Dr. joshua PIN and Governor Evans,
Of North Carolina. give their opin-
ions Of international Contests;
there are charming stories by Mrs. w.
X Clifford, Julia Magruder, May ID.
Hatch, and others; and every one OF
the departments, for which this typ.
ical family magazine is noted. is full
to overflowing with good things.
IT'S an ideal Magazine, published for
only two dollars year, by the Dem
crest Publishing Company, ITO fifth
avenue, New York.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29
"ONE COUNTRY, ONE FLAG"
DEPARTMENT OF MICHIGAN.

To the officers and Members G. r.,
Of the State NJ Michigan:
Fairbanks Post No. II wish to call
your attention TO the fact that they
have secured Quarters for our Post
and completed arrangements to at
tend the 29th. National Encampment
to he held at Louisville, KY, com
mencing Sept, 9th, 1895.
Having therefore secured large and
com modious qua teis1Oi the boys, we
most cordially invite all comrades
going to the encampment to accept
the hospitality of Fairbanks Post
We will give you free quarters, free
beds (only bring your blankets), with
in two blocks of The line Of march Of
the grand parade. Come boys all OF
you go aud drink ont OF the same
canteen once more.
The general comm tie has secured
for us the best possible rating Of fare
by any Railroad, which is one cent
per mile going and returning. The
round trip from Detroit to Louisville
will be S7.15. The same rate Of one
cent per mile going and returning
will also be extended to all Comrades
and their friends going from Louis
vile to Chattanooga and the south
ern Battle fields, and plenty Of time
will be given on which to return,
tickets being good until Sept. 30th.
Fairbanks Post has made con-
tract with the G. P. & d. also the b.
o. & s. o. Railroads, where by we
will have ample Accommodations in
transportation. We will have two
special trains leaving Detroit from
the Michigan Central Depot, Monday,
Sept 9TH, one In the morning and
and the other at noon. We will have
through trains with no change of cars
from Detroit to Louisville. The
Railroads have promised to take us
through in twelve hours, so we re-
quire sleeping cars.
| Therefore according to past custom,
we cordially invite all Posts and Com
rades to accept our hospitality, share
with us our Quarters, drink with us
out of the same canteen, march with
us in the line Of Parade under oul
banner or with your own. Make a can.
vass of your Post and inform us who
are going with us.
For any further information you
may desire, address Commander VIM.
@. Claxton, 1872 Henry St., or the
Chairman of the Transportation Com
mittee, Alex. l.. Patrick, lO2 Bag st.
BY special request of the General
Committee, ladies accompanying COM
rades will not be allowed to occupy
the Free Quarters. Rooms and
meals can be secured at reasonable
rates.
| Yours in +. @. & L.
ALEX L. PATRICK, \
| EUGENE MUFFAT, Com.
WIN. II. FISHER,
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

Every raise ia wages and every sign
of returning prosperity starts demo-
cratic organs off into tantrums of ap-
plause. They say: "See what tariff
reform is doing" They are slow to see
that it Is because tariff reformers
have been smashed and sent to the
rear "never tn smile again" that the
public is cheerful and hopeful of the
future. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29
Bucklin,s Arnlca saIve.

THE BEST SALvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sore, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions. and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give pefrect satisfac-
tion, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by L. Four
nier, druggist.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

Col. Bliss of Saginaw cannot keep
his hand ont OF his pocket when an
old soldier appeals to his sympathy.
He is built that way. A fellow Civ
ing his name as f. r. Crawford, and
claiming to be a soldier, and t. live
10 Grayling, told the Col. he had been
robbed and had no money to bring
him home. OF course the Col. lent
him a ten spot, and of course the
check was dishonored. Soldiers will
watch out for the fraud.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

An official count shows that there
are nearly $4,000, 900 silver dollars
stored In the national mint at Phila-
delphia, and one Of the papers Of that
city says that call efforts to get them
into active circulation have been fu-
tile" Facts Of this kind make de-
mands for more silver coinage ridic-
ulous. Globe Democrat.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

or course the Treasurer will have
to pay the $4,000 sugar bounty.
But 1t is handy just now to have that
amount In the treasury. 1t looks
more like business. The Louisiana
protet tiOnists that sold out to the
free tariff reform crowd should take
their medicine like little men. They
are the authors OF all their misfor-
tunes.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

The Indiana comrades are plan
ming to carry of the honors at Louis
vile. They are organizing by coun
ties. and expect to have from 1900
to 49, 20 in the line of parade, and
eclipse every other Department Ill
inois and Ohio will hold them a close
race. National Tribune.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

w. A. Hills. of Cleveland, o. ,Supt.
of Central District, S. S. Union Mis-
sion, gave very interesting talk to
the Presby yterian Sunday school last
Sunday, also a pleasant and instruc-
tive talk to the G. E. Society in the
evening.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

Mrs. Humphrey Wards new novel,
upon which she has been at work for
the past two years. will be called @Sir
Ge,rxe Tressady" 1t will appear as a
serial in THE CENTURY, beginning
with November.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

Every discouraged farmer should
visit the farm of A. B. Corwin, on 36
In this township Every rod Of fence
is in perfect shape, every fed is per-
fectly clean and there Is no brush 10
the corners. His crops are the best
he ever raised here, Notwithstanding
the frost and drouth.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

The last issue of the Michigan Far
mer gives an excellent portrait Of
Robert Gibbons, who has been so long
associated with that paper, and is
well known to the farmers Of Michi-
gan. 1t was deserved compliment.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

Miss Josie Jones has completed the
sch ool ceusus for the director of this
dist rict and ands 373 children of
school age, a slight decrease from last
WAR
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

The receipts for applications for
free quarters at Louisville was closed
last Thursday. Up to that time there
were $1,000 applications. This i'm
plies an immense attendance.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

Miss L. E. Williams was agreeably
surprised Yesterday by the unexpect-
ed return of her mo her who Is great
ly improved In health.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29
THIS PAPER at n he eS eNS%peeeA,dfmsc Newspapef S% Adscr
] tisng Agency OF Messrs
" W. AvSR q SON. our authorized agents


The cream Of the country papers is found
In Remington's County Seat Lists. Shrewd
advertisers avail themselves Of these lists,
copy Of which can DO had Of Remington
Bros, Of New York & Fittsburg.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

Iosco county supervisors will have
to borrow SO, 900 to meet running ex-
penses
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

There are decisive indications Of
Q big split In Maryland democr acy.
That will mean Republican victory.
Crawford avalanche., 1895-08-29

The ATLANTA TarBUNE must have
used poor article Of Pine tar In
printing It's last issue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Eartport, Me, claims to have man 50
yours uld who rides a bicycle,
W. w. Con, the all around hihoictc and
champion Of 1891 has taken to bicycle rid
ing.
Arthur Thomas Renncy the champion
amateur swimmer. will leave this county
Tor Australia next month,
August w johnson. tho utrong man. has
nut w a forfeit Of $iN0 and has lauucd
challenge 10 amy strong man In the world
for a llfung contest
=. g. McClcliand, tho champion I'VE milo
runner OF the world. has announced hlr In.
tentlon Of Joining the ranks OF the profes-
alonnl whcomen.
corbou Is In training at Anbury Park It
OF the nEht but he says he Intends To work
only @ couple OF hours day. aud dooa
not intend to take any chnncon Of getting
1T too soon, and thon getting stale,
a good deal Of southern money viii he put
up ON FitHslmmons In the coming fight "
anything like decent odds arc tu be had,
Eta landed good many Northern dollara
into Southern pockrth when he licked jim
Hail, and he has made many friends In the
South.
Zimmerman ls getting ready Tor his trip
TO Australia lie expects TO be gone during
August, september and October. Ills vito
viii make the voyage with him.
Tom Mccarthy OF Chicago has accepted tho
challenge OF Frank Dwycr " Lomont. IN,
for a wreatling match. The match will be for
$500 a side.
Eddie Meyer has begun training for hia
glove contest with Pete noylo Of Portland.
Ore, which viii take place near Chicago
next month. Meyer weighs i29 pounds,
nlly BRADY and James J. Corbou are
trying TO get control OF the Manhattan Attn
lotlc club. Thuy have made proposition TO
Senator Canton, receiver Of tho club,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
STATE SETTINGS.


Whlicshlro VIII have normal hlsh
school
A beet sugar factory In spoken Of for
Henrietta.
Jack county will have q prohibition cleo
tion August h.
A chair ana furniture factory H. talked OF
for Hlilshofo
froo sit,c, ,,co,l,,, ,yni Ia. h,i,t al, ran,
field on ille 25th.
,rn, .u,,, ,,oo,t,,. ,,,,,i L.. n..,, 80
cT,ctbcct mn ,he ae," WI w NV" Nv
n.ad,,t... "a, 800, ,,,...,.,. 81. a.,
i.,,i' p ~ . 81 y e.. 49, N"'''''"'N ~ wv
,'l,l,,, -,
TRINITY 'nllrko, rem acnna, ls TO nave
new "orin,'o'E i"' Young lhu'es.'
Ross lirighdc association VIII meet ~
Mount Pleasant, August ~ hnd IL
The Fourth cavalry Mexican baud viii
iuih's" n,"''' ~ 'iu run '"'l'N'
X. H. Moore. -FOUR miles from Eddy whS
ialally injured ny hshlhlhg a rev days
ago
farmer named Christ Peterson, near
Noconn committed suicide ny hhhSlhR
himself,
A competitive examination Will hn held at
Lockbnrt on the 1911 for scholarship to
the Peabody norinnl'
hoy mined lIickson has been arrested
nj El paHo charged with stealing lewpity
from Ills employer.
The citizcus Of CIpburnc viii present tho
oliof Of tho fire department OF that city
Win hno buggy.
IN. ..,.,,t t.t.ata 49,.
"a, " IVY 0rfss,st i,y n hIssns, vsi,Ict
,,i,,sos tntni i,lindnnss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
READY TO STRIKE.
= Careful Move by the
Santa Fe.
THE ALBUQUERQUE ROAD


from api N,a Tvhciaan 7. West returned susdsy
pany with Mt. n H. Yoaknm - s'rn " cons
agcr Of the Gulf y, h,nelal ma y!
;siit ''iu; II 4 pretty wei unaet,,e c ,,.,
.rnn.,.t,t, Z, ,hern was for the pufl,os'' *
eihnialt IN r1feroncr 10 IN hm n s'inin}at
sori Worth and Albuquerque raiirnss !" ''e
is.ue' OF We great Santa III sVstem a., r. /"
49, pN ln'ie has BEEN eiser r,;r in .s ~.
Wost " wia ssan 'ss,si,olacenis and when CAPT.
lvehoe which was strong .ndlrssE,, NV Ky.
fY1iN, h,ipnIunt step ras about u lss,stsa
~ g.elihed % hc lntcfyiausI At ienqfn hi,
arra1e ,ma a., e,iasat rtalhtaton that shs
lad been about ror,alctcd IA AL" e Iona
mnp' nihuefa o. detail remained 10 IA. 80
u.d. rms Information, white scner,,i = x
terS .,,i Ial,,sr Than completely sallsfsc'
plaiIure by those who hai N, h' N
mo 'emontA In the lntctc,f ~ AZ, .s'en,hN w
Tor some time raat. - Wv e"'"rptiAeI
=, ~ everything that has been done Tho nrc.
aud secrecy that d aas evtaan, " saueon
ueepy IN earnest and confident of stin,s,s
success, therefore It Il not eurnrislne sas,
me public 5hlnld have been hept IN thc dasN
sin X ia VIZ bsll wlsn seiiys work should %.
thn Time u now At hand and that innar,as,
ori er. 'N''''o'"'"h IN hho''
y WIN hl Remembered that Mr.. yoai,up,
ven over me route q The proposed road saw
va month. ago accompanied BY Captain
rms ~. NV aurun Casey and plso hs iuden
and santa No. Amer they had returned tpusn
uls tour OF Inspection Il MAS aald that fhrv
yMef0 well pleased With what thcy had sean
alaea men evidences d a contlnlous and III.
tefeeung correspondence between here ana
New York have been Observed NOV captain
We1t mas returned having Mr.. YoAkum IN
New igrk and Il would not be nufprlsinr Ia
,earn mat he = awaiting the word from MI.
INTO tho West which shall al once be an I'M.
portant feeder Of tho great Santa W svs-
tom aud another bulwark Of supremacy for
Fort Worth AZ the mos, Important fallroGd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
CONDEMNED KILOGRAMS.

TIugfnnatt f,i.. "a &C.. 80 II..I.
parV or prominent citizens have left fnr
New York 10 pfesent an elaborate service
" tue cruiser Cincinnati aud participate
wednesday IN the christening OF the iiew
wal SHIP,
Nashville. Tenn, July iG.--Itu,, Alh,rt
Roberts nj one tlmr editor On IN, Nn.l-
vile uiepuhlican Ilnnncr aud Nasl,vi,Ia
American aud consul al Ahniltou. Ontario.
under tho nryt cleveland a1lnlnIstrntlou'
died here Yesterday aftcr "A shnrt illnrat'
Cincinnati IN, N ,vh,,, s,.,.,,.s ~
Nniin i,", rh,e' Az a MIh'n ,r ,a,a,,, NJ
IN" mi. az XIV Ii3bapi snd rfsv,,"wn a NJ
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J,iiee rsfi INV. ,ili | na0 vrs,"S,Ia 4.
H,ar ttgi crslltois hnd v,he,s ntsIc,t.d q,
~ noue9s Wsrg isee , sia ynsEr XXI, ;,t
muNiVH ih' p'up'Hy dpiu hpucr thf Pfh-
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p.oh,f ~ ava w v,'nna'is ~ .ris si X
W room ~ W. iivssi HPlnis, sn,s vu, ~,
hlltot hHh houle'hfu' ~ 'u'p'uR VI wv
SOS. VI. A.. ,,,..,.,. A..
clSe a ,oln Ivy somlnI,,s. Ap "ap tlc "a
tnke deposits y Ieaf ler cent ponua un'
uVr pnnnily y, ~ XVI 1 rpna sa.,.,s,, AN.
NusnlhRlpl,, su,l p.,t.'es re es'as"s LIN
sheu pl,v,An,h'''n s,auna i,,. ~ ~
npyileg gss' n eoay,Ielt ~ eoutemnlated ~
oar c9pyrlsht AZ, sla1lsn s ei,ls,ne .o nss
sLhnt"u me pfNh'ss u se''
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Waco. Tex. July ia test Of the Sun.
day low regarding hall PLAYING VII! probably
he made next sunday. at least, such Is the
program now mapped ont onefs nave hcon
made which secures Waco place IN the
league II the sunday question ID settled IN
u manner TO prevent interference with the
games or rather 10 permit an Admission fee
10 be charged As the law now stands.
games may be played ON sauday hut no
admission Zee rHu be charged without violat.
Ing the law, Considerable doubt ~ expressed
by lawyers Of the applicability " the sun
day law IN base ball gamea u the matter
ia settled In favor Of the game Il 10 prou-
able Waco will witness irst class base ball
playing until the eluue Of thu season, au
several onf,ra TO trannfor clubs TO this city
have been made,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
REPORT OF cRor CONDITIONS.


Washington. July 10.-rhc weather bur
eau In It's report ~ crop conditions Tor the
week ending july II says
nroulh has been broken In Iowa nnd
partly relieved ~ Wisconsin and Southern
Minnesota. but continues IN Ohio mud the
southern half NJ Michigan Excessive rains
Lave delayed thrcshing IN Missouri, Kan
sas. Northern Texas, Kentucky and Ten.
nesscc, and have caused grain In shock 10
snrout
Cotton has been injured by too much
rain IN the luwiands Of southern Missouri.
Arkansas aud Northern Trs6a and hns
suffered 10 some extent In Oklahoma aud
Tennessee. Georgia, Alahaiun ANA Aiissls-
slppi report improvement over the previous
week In the condition OF cotton, while IN
North Carolina the crop continues Ia puor
condition. IN Southern Texas rain would
prove beneficial.
Corn needs rain In ohio. Northern lndi-
ana. Southern Michigan and Wisconsin.
In southern Dakota ana In Nebraska rAlr
Is also needed. In the southern states the
finest crop OF cnrn for years Is promised,
The outlook for tohnccn Ia Maryland II
excellent aud Ia Kentucky the crop Is I'M
proving rapidly II is doing wen In Ten
nessce and Missouri and Is being cut in
tbs Carolinas,
Frost ON Tuesday morning caused slight
damage In Wisconsin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
FRAUD WAS EVIDENT.
Security LOan Company of ST. Louis is In
Trouble.

Security Lohn Company OF ST. Louis is in
Trouble
ST. Louis, July lG-Reeelver Bolm, who
has taken charge Of the Security Loan com.
pany W ?. has found only about 5000 worth
Of aascta. The amount OF liabilities ot the
company Is not known. The bulk OF the
stuck Is held In small towns Ia Missouri,
Texas and Louisiana,
President Porter. who left the city some
days aEu. Is supposed 10 be either In New
York or Chicago, Security Loan company
No, l was organized In 1891. The pamphlet
containing Instructions FOR It's agents,
claimed to have an authorized capital Of
81 900 900 divided into shares Of 5000 each.
Security company No. l had large GER
tIfeates OF stock printed In colors, each
calling for $1,000 A person buying share
paid s. down and 50 each month thereafter
for 800 months, and for this SG05 he wan TO
receive $1,000 share OF stock In the com
pauy.
Mr.. Gray, state inspector OF building and
loan associations, who operate undor tho
new law. intends. upon the advice OF the at
tornoy general Of thu state to lay the ac-
tlon OF the Security Loan company No. 2 In
buying tho assets Of Ne. 1. which was prac-
Ideally valueless. before Circuit Attorney
SoachrlU and ask that all the directors be
Indicted for fraud.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Conservatives arr Making Good showings in
English Election Returns.

London, July iG.---up TO midnight the re-
turns from the parliamentary shows the fol-
lwuingi Conservatives, 600, Liberalization
lists. ~ total. 29i Liberals. a.. Parnelllics.
a. McCarthyltes, u Labor. !; total 81. The
gains which the Unlonoain have secured In
the elections thus, far insure them ma
iotliy Of % IN the next house. even II the
remainder Of the scdts TO be voted upon
remain the same as heretofore. The proper
uon OF the electors who went to the polls
was higher tina non any former occasion. Tho
superiority Of the Unionlsts was manifest
hoth by tho magnitude Of their own majori-
ties aud BY the extent 20 which thoy pulled
down their opponents, At Northampton,
Radical stronghold, Henry Labouchoro Ind
majority greatly reduced and the ConHerv-
auyes won the other seat,
The PREDICTION Of Speaker Guilcy hna
elected concentrations all around. The re-.
SUIT OF this evening returns was 30 con
NnclnE that there has hrvn tfttic enthusiasm
In public piaccs
Sir Wlllmm Vernon iiarcourt. the Liberal
leader, who was recently defeated by Mr, @.
nragn, Conservative. ut tho election held
for members Of Parliament to represent the
two seats, hes accepted the oner Of Mr.. G,
N, Wurmlngton, q, c.. who was recently
nominated TO stand FOR election In Mon.
mouthshlre, TO rctiro In HE favor.
There was no opposition 10 the candidacy
VI NJ. Warrington, and Sir William Hair
rpuft VIII be renomlnatcd In his place tomor-