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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-10

DO Won notic~ any chanE-in Dunn
lev asked the tail man. Nm. Lon't.-
snapped the other man. so4rly. lie
was Dunalsy-s tailor Rockiand Trib-
unr
lir--I wonder YOUR not afraid Of
goin4s ~ Nisr after thoss. terri BIZ earth
quake She--O. surely those things
arr always confined 20 the poorer quar-
tiers az the town---Punch.
Mrs Ayri,es--AIen arr such funny
things When Ayebe~ asked me 10 be
his h. was the most disconsolaie man
inagirable Mrs. Cesls.>-.I can wei
h~lieve that Boston Transcript
- want an additional CLAUSE put
on the anri-~moke ordinance. - >ais. Gas
well -Go on" replied Dukan- Il
want every cigarette smoker "a - com
Delled TO consume his own smoke
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Trlegraph
-She--You don't care for my kisses
any more He---The idea. Eeforv
we were married used tn expect a
dozen or - in payment for box of
candy and now de~m only one OF them
sufficient payment for new dress
Indianapolis Journal.
Are you going 20 call on our rev
neighhor- Mr. l. - II think not. The
fact - | met her yesterday. and she
eyid. nelly dos not belong 10 The hest Sc
eietN- How do YOU know p --Ise-
cause sh- has such pleasant Manners
y. y Tribune.
-lnformer~ stand n slim chanc.. II
Georgia Here j. a unique paragraph
from rural newspaper. ANY person
driving over this bridge faster than a
walk shall II ! white man. b.. fined five
dollar and II a negro receive - lash..s--
iaif the penalty 20 - bestowed on this
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AN UNEQUAL CONTEST.
The BED Cro-. Making yali~nt Effort
AgaiE-t Disease and Slow Transports
ton.

The BED Cro-. Making yalirnt Erort.
AgaiE-t Disease and slow Transports.
ton
CoSsTANTISoPLK- April Miss Clara
Barton. president OF the American
Red Cross society has telegraphei
from Pera - the repre- sentative " the
United Press a. follows.
The distress and disease AZ Narzsh
increases alarmingly. | have oraeres.
eight physicians and apothecaries.
with medical supplies. To proceed 4
Marash from Beyrout Al once An
other caravan with goods j. due .,
Nara-h now.
DR. iiubbells relief party has sup
piled Aintab. aud are nOxT starting for
Oorfa- Mr.. wister-s party has not ye.
reported. but they are probably near
liarput- Zach party j. accompanied
by caravan with supplies We are
also making heavy shipments Of sup
plies by each steamer.
The porte has ordered that every
facility he given To our distributions
The only hindrance now l. slow trans
portation- Mrs Lee. one Of the Amer.
lean missionaries al Marash. writes
that there j. not yard OF cotton
cloth in THAI place She also says that
smallpox. dy sentary AM typhoid fever
are raging there
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9n which rive Men were Instantly hiiie
and six others seriously In iured nry
Boiler Thought 10 Have caused the Ae-
cident Heart r~nding scenes Attending
the Disaster that Beggar Description
GKrENvnLr. Miss. April .. Al two
o. clock yesterday afternoon the TWO
massive boilers Of the Planters oil
mill at this place. exploded wre king
the mill property and causing the
death of five men. and serious injury
10 six Others.
The explosion occurred while Mana
ger Alexander was at dinner and the
oause il stated TO be dry boiler
This version OF il is not. however.
definite. as all connected with tho
boiler and engine room were killed.
except the chief engineer. and he is
too badly injured 10 make any state
ment
After the wreck of the plant by ex-
plosion fire seized the ruins, but this
was suppressed by the fire department.
not, however. ustil the bodies of the
killed had been badly charred- The
loss will reach $50. 900 on which there
IL adequate insurance in the Hartford
Boiler Insurance Co.
Abont year ago the plant Of the
oil mill was entirely destroyed by fire.
entailing loss OF something like $780,
600. and IL was rebuilt on such scale
rs to make il one of the most eNtcn-
sive and complete in the south
The scenes attending yesterdays dis
sstcr bcgger description. In addition
TO the vast throng of curious people
tho were scores of men. women and
children surging about the ruins in
anx Ius search for relatives known I'd
have been employed there. most OF the
latl.r being negroes. Their grief was
intense and demon strated in a more
violent manner than would have been
shown 10y white people, which added
to the melancholy of the situation
accordingly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-10
KING MENELEx
wiz spend Easter IN NsksfIe-- Asfem pf q
Assa.~snste ia. Nxkonnen

ROME. April s.-5en- Baldis>e-a. com
nander-in-chief q the Italian force.
in Abyssinia- telegraph, - the war
Office that King Nenelcx rill pass the
Abyssinian Easter season In Nakalie
The government u also informed
that an attempt has been made 10 a -
sassinste Ras Nakonnen. the coin.
mander q the Abyssinian army. which
invested Maixallc al the time that the
Italian stronghold was held by Co
Chen Mail Gallia-a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-10

Hon MILAN Mckinley declares tha.
there j. not an arsicIe that we make
to-day male possible ~ a protective
tariff that has not been cheapenee b.
protection 10 the American consumer. K
IL rhis j. true. why docs Maj MrEsnley
ard the hi-h .ariT press dezoance the
wilson tariff because they say IL has
lowered prices PrDtectionists claim
tAat C-r wool growing i13ustrv was
made possible hy the tariff Will the
Ohio raa Ior dare TO tell the farmers OF
his state that their wool mas b~en
g. ss7ed br protection?
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AN AMERICAN SCHOONER


Colon, April 3.-The American
schooner George W. whitford. OF New
York. has been seized By the gun boat
Cordoya. six miles of Nanzanii.o-
The schooner was without cargo.
but the captain of the gunboa.
threatened To sink her and put an Of
Ger ON board and conveyed her here,
accusing her of having contravene1
the customs law.
Mr.. j. l. Pearcy. United States con-
sui here. is actively endeavoring TO OF
tain the release of the vessel. whose
documents have been sent 10 the
United States consul general at b.
gotta
In the meantime a force Of police
have been stationed on board the
schooner. Ia boarding the schooner
the gunboat fouled and damaged her
and the captain Of the schooner has de-
clarcd his intention of seeking indem-
nifty for the damage 70 his vessel and
for her detention
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The best evidence that -he NeKin-
leyites are afraid TO discuss their rot
Ten system or It's merits. j. found in
their constant appeals to national
pride under the pretease tina. they are
the only true Americans 81 assent
H. that protection means patriotism
thev seek TO c-Eude the public into iz-
norinv the evil effects of high tara
tlon- for the sake % the pretended in
te-ss.s Of the nation a. whole II q
high tariff cannot be justified BIZ it,
EJECT on srad- and iadussr~. il : use-
les to try ans bolster il - with false
pr~teases Of 'Anerican5sn- Tie
r--zi test should h.. do ksrh ta4rs b~n-
etzE The people, II not IT has 10 rea-
son for .xisferre
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TEN LIVES LOST


brooklyn. ~. 4.
BROOKLYN. April Fire destroyed
q ramshackle tenement house. and
ten Of its occupants Were srnothered in
their beds Their bodies were burned.
The dead are:
August Bruno. 40 years Of age.
Maria Bruno. IS years Of age.
Sallie Bruno. 5 years Of age.
johanna Bruno. Is months old
Lena calabria. Is months old.
Nicholas Tralia, 20 years of age.
Lena Tralia, "a years Of age.
- Tralia infantD. eight days old.
Dominick Tralia. four years of age.
Marietta Correlio. - years Of age.
The building was a four-story brick
At % Union street At present the POI
lice have reached no definite conclu-
sion a. To the cause and origin of the
fire.
The fire was discovered by passer-
by in the street shortly after ! a. m.
At that time il was burning brightly
in the hallway on tn. ground floor.
The stairway for the three upper floors
came down into this hallway and
there was little. If any. chance OF es-
cape for those above.
Joseph Esponto a grocer and dealer
i'm general supplies. occupied the
ground floor. He and his family
managed TO escape. BY the time the
fire department apparatus arrived the
building was fairly in flames Some
of the persons asleep above managed
to escape by means of the windows
and fire escapes. but the fremen could
do nothing for those who had not been
aroused before the sitting smoke over.
came them
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Gratifying Reports from the Tres~ury De-
psrfn~sf-ke~~spss ta Exe~s> of Exp<ndI-
rnre<

Gratifying Reports from the Tres<ury De-
psrfn~st-ke~~spss An Exe~S> of Exp<ndI-
rars>
The February retnrns Of che United
States treasury contain the very graf
if-iny intelligence that rhe govern
meats receipts Of revenue during the
las. month exceeded the national ex-
pendItrres Or si.- -.1s. The total
revenue was -. 05g. rs ~. and all ex-
pentirrres s-5-s3i -. The revenue
derived from customs duties was SlS.-
s-1s-. Ss1 - which amount i. over - per
cent % the grand total
The figures show that the zmo-n, OF
customs revenue which the Wilson
tariff act ) now producing IS decidedly
better than was expected by its critics.
and THAI II any part of tha. act needs
revision for the purpose Of raising
more re-eure il j. not 50 much the
part containing schedules Of duties on
imports As the internal revenue pro
visions Of the act During the presen:
fiscal rear beginning with Julv las.l
the receipts from internal revenue M
to February - were ONLY 50. -se :
6I9--l- while the customs receipts were
cA--~n--~ rtAA%t AZ see rs evL1e1-- there
fore. that the present tariff rates 81
duty are NOT principally charyeab-e
with the fe-5cit in the government-s
revenue The customs receipts last
month were - i0l. ODD greater ta,n the
internal revenue receipts
But the revenue : nozx improving.
though slowly and II congress VIII
practice economy in its appropriation
balls the revenue may catch I'D with
and more than equas the expenditures
OF the government before mex au-
-1n1 Redundancy of revenue l. sure
10 breed extrzrz-a-ce AMI ! greater
ev-i than a temporarr Gezcst Eu. s0r
the ~re7t falling Of in our crops AMI
the p-i-eS q farm products il I.ys and
80 the people would no=r have the
money 20 import foreign merchandise
nnch rrs0re largely With Improved
h7rvests next summer. il j. likely that
the izp0rtstions. and consequently the
customs r~v~aue - well a. internal
re-enue- will Increase very cecitetIv
Bot in any case. economy IN congress
sls14l appropriations j. iEzlperativeIv
dernan1eg.--N- u Herald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-10
FATAL EXPLOSION
or . Portable saw-Miil boiler Near Nil.
ford. -.


ford, %.
CINCINNATI, April ?. The boiler of a
portable saw-mill owned by William
Groves of Miamisville exploded on the
Woodvlle pike. four miles north OF
Milford. at 10 a. m. Two men were
killed and three injured. one fatally
srt the Others seriously.
THE DEAD.
w X. Fitzwater. aged 81. single.
Ernest Martin, aged 81: single
FATALLY INJURED.
Fred Groves. aged IS; spine in jurcd.
SERIOUSLY HURT.
Hiram Fitzwater. leg broken.
Aquilo Fitzwater. left arm broken
and side injured.
The cause OF the explosion j. I'M
known. The bodies Of Fitzwater and
Martin were torn into fragments. and
the flesh was strewn over distance Of
nearly 1000 feet. Legs. arms and other
portions of the bodies were hanging
over the tree tops, and fornae Q
grcwsmne sight
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-10

A pr1rninen- -rDiogi-t who has beef.
cooking into the formation Of the f-sd
Of the Ohio river AZ miles below Pitts
t.ur-h says the old river b--I j. 80 feet
above the present water level and he
finds ther~ sfois-s on Canadian granite.
" hose nearest home ncw j. oa thc
Canadian side Of Lake Ontario In
the glacial gravel h. came acru<s a
rough n-rvsFhrad- which ~ attributes
20 .b@ glacial period perhaps $4,000
year, -p.--1hfearg News
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-10

Johnny Fathrr. don't zen think
had bitter drop all ms studies at school
excepting arithmetic
Father Certainly NOT. Flv boy What
wcsli yoa 10 that fors
.vhy- heard mother say that 700
wcuId ~ horrible ~-ample for me
sosne day. and thought III better gel
posted up.--Detroit Free PresA
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others

Anxiously watch declining health Of
their daughters So many arc CT. Of,
by consumption in early years that
there IS real cause for anxiety. IL
the early stages when not beyond the
reach Of medicine. Hoods Sarsaparslla
viii restore the quality and quantity
of the blood and thus give good health.
Read the following letter:
. 1; Is ba. ius. 70 write about nv
daughter Cora. AGED 70 She was com
plc-ely run down. declining, had TIA; tired
feeling and friends said she would nos
live over three months She lad bad
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-10
PENSION DECISION
ar Interest to Minor Heirs of Deceases
Union soldiers.

WAsnIyeTcS. April 2.--Acting Secre-
tary Reynolds of the interior depart
ment has rendered pension decision
OF some Importance, to the effect that
where a soldier dies. leaving a widow
and minor children under the age Of 10
years surviving him. such children may,
after attaining the age Of IS. and where
the death Of the mother occurs there
after. without payment to her Of
any part Of the pension. apply in their
own right and receive the same PEN
sion as the father would have been en-
TRIED to had he been totally disa bleo,
To commence from the date of his death
and continue until they respectively
arrive al the age Of }. years.
This holding j. q revcrsa. of decisions
previously made. A large mum ber 81
claims will be favorably affected By
flIis decision.
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Cough

and nothing SEEMED 10 do her any good
happened 70 read abou. Hooi's S4rsapariIIs
and hsd her givs Il trial From tbs very
first dose she began TO get better. After
taking few bottles she was completely
cured and her health has been tsc best ever
since NES ADDrE Pack, II Railroad
Piare, Amsterdam y. "
. will say that my mother has not stated
ny case in - strong words as would have
done Hoods SarsapariIIa has truly cured
me and an now well" CoRA PzcK,
Amsterdam. " "
BE sure 20 get Hoods, because
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-10

In other WORKS. that ID viii be Shows
~ thee unan>wer2ble results tha. The
American manufacturers are supply
lns lar-er amount than ever ~ the
manufactured artieies usel IN this
s-.,rn.rv. -Er~tssn Herald
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SAD RESULT OF A JOURNEY.
feE From . Irsin-Lo.t Hf. ErA-
sued by = ,iob zad shot-Died Of H.
Injuries.

ELLIOTT. Ill. April John Frank
lin, Of Fort Recovery. o.. an insane
man. met tragic death near this
place to-day lie and his wife were
ON their way from Ohio 10 81 Louis
on Lake Erie train. and when they
reached Bloomington last night Mrs
franklin was taken sick. and they de-
termlned 10 return 70 Fort Recovery
AT two o'clock this morning Franklin
leape-i from the t-boun1 Lake Erie
train near Holder. while the train was
at full speed The train was stopped
and held for two hours while a vain
search was made for Franklin Mrs
Franklin found him AT Holder
They resumed their eastward jour
ney to-day and a. ~ a. ul-. while the
train was pulling out of this place
franklin fell from the steps Of ear.
striking his head on railway tie
lie jumped TO his fee; and declared
that a mob was pursuing him wanting
10 kill him He then fled across the
country pursued By crowd.
lie was pursued BIZ an increasing
mob i've hours. During this ssne he
stood off his pur>uers By firing IL
them with a big revolver lie entered
a farmers stable. took a horse and
fled OF its back. A few miles further
on he changed this horse FOR another
He was finally stopped by barb
wire fence corner. and some one in the
pursuing party shot him with shot
gun loaded with slugs. wounding him
in the knee and face. His leg Was am
putated. and at six o'clock he died
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BRITISH TROOPS
Under orders ia Proceed ~ Once 4, ca,
Colony.

LONDON. April 2 The 81. James
Gazette says thattwo regiments which
were ordered 70 Cape Colony on Friday
last, which orders were revoked on
Saturday. have again bean ordered to
proceed Immediately Ia -iew 81 the
character Of Tuesday 5 disra tche~ from
Natabeleland
The Globe publishes news agency
uispatch which says that the govern.
ment VIII send 5000 troops 20 Ca2s
Colony a. soon as possibla
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-10

fsosA.Lr there Is rorhing fha, in,,-...-
-. w Ias.r more az thls time ~ tear m
.rnft"S. They y ant 10 secur.s tl,.. yer. -
.rslc.e tney can FIR Ito pg1,css. tlev ,lssi' =
:. use - and 81 the chrauast rfi.. 49,
- ME tMis - . 1oi business ~. /. \
nD- t1ke TIE plaa'e Of quality. II bnii'-t
.A---o "a ~ IRE fc1s,e You .0 not huilf y. :
t-np1r1ry use 81. exf.s~-t IL 10 last for 49,.
All - -'et This Kind ~ an article h r..,.,1-.
ser'a.n amour. ofro.t rlAtsri.lltarns..-. a
~ DE kAlo E-u'e TO-. 40 ~. Isatt. =
rcis. Aa> the largest ana most s.orun,'... -
OF ~-4ovtkl wire fencing Of anv rlaut n, IN :
c~In'ry lhcy desire particularly 10 80
your attention % t.ie.r goods Write -
Tor . catalogue. which they Will nal -
free- 80 .i1e % goods has grown - r.,.'i
y n demand OF givcn such general satis -
ron as the fens-rig manufactured ~ -
Company Their sreci web nix. ses-.... ~
lawn and yard purposes: their cab.c-i a.
and hog fence for farm use. their s-.I.,,t
poultry. garden and rabbit fc.r..e A.. ~
they claim for them. Ynu vii hariis- -
yourself justice II Won do no, risornn-hf~ ~ ~
vestgais their linen before plling von,
order. 'olr
kyAysEIrsr-'-Dc Won ever have anv re-
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This Is what happens when tire kidnevs
are resrues- from Ina tivlty by Hostetssr'.
S-CrA.E Bltsers- fthey continue inactive
they are Threatened ~sth Brlghrrs disease.
diabetes or some other rnalaiy which WORKS
rneir destruction NaIarial. bilious and
rheumatic ailmenc and dyspepsia are aiso
conquercd by the Bi.ters, which l. thorough
Ard effective
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THERE never was trrer sayfnS than tha:
the man yvho dyes his whiskers never de-
reives any body but himself
Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-10

HE surely sin want OF another's patience
who has none Of his own--LzyaceE.
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1 BELIEVE Piso's Cure for Consumption
saved my boys Life last sun4 rr7er-siRs
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A SOLITARY SUICIDE

The Remains of Nancy Cobb fonnd by
Boy iiaaE~r- Isiag in th~ Med. Near
>aif treek-Irs-i az sequel 10 = Treasury
shortage of >raris torts Ihoa>snd
Dollars Discovered Last N-ea IA ths
bead MAJ Aeeoant.
Ll>CoLS. Neb.. April 1.-Two boys
hunting ducks OF al; creek. near the
state penitcatary. three miles from
the city, early la>t evening found the
dead body ~ man in the weeds near
the creek. IL proved 10 bc that ~
MaNey Cobb. treasurer .. this Ian
caster county. lie had committed
suicide. presumably by taxing poison.
~ there were no marks Of violence.
This j. the tragic sequel 10 the treas
ury shortage Of nearly forty thousand
dollars, which developed last week.
and for which Cobb was held respon-
sible. No criminal action had been
begun against him. bu, he bro03ed
over the matter, and = week ago
transferred his life insurance 10
protect his bondsmen- Monday Last he
disappeared. and though his absence
caused some conjecture. no SPECIAL
alarm was felt. the accepted theory
being that he was indul cling in a pro
tracted spree. His relatives ana init
mates were Of this belief and urge.
that no particular publicity be given
his disappearance To-day however.
an active search Was begun. with the
accidental discovery OF the body a.
stated The remains were brought 10
the city and IN inquest ~ill be nelA
Cobb i son of ext hief-Irsfice
Cobb Of the supreme court lie Was
one OF the most popular young men IN
the city, and his integrity ia never
been questioned. lie leaves a widow
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DIRECTIONS FIR rxrs
CEEAE BALM - ApSl.
Q p-1rtrs " ne Balm IL
recfly suio NJ rosT1s- AZ
ter q raors<1t drrtr s.rUn.
breath nru-s1h tn noss
Ts< ckr~ ffrnes q fry. cf'<I
r<1ls preferred, AMI h~for'
ySt.r1n1.
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OFrNoS. sovereign mistress OF erec;s
IS xazes peare-
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EyASsErrsr-"Do Won ever have anv 70
vIrals IN your town Mr. RuIe-..No.-.
they mostly dies once they gifts p.ug.e1. -
Judge.
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HOOD S
SarsapariIIa

Il TIE Que Tr1. Blood Purifier AIlfrr-rtsts-Sl
Preparatory b c I-Hool & ca. Lowell MssA
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AN AWFUL EXPLOSION.

0n which rive Men were Instantly hiile =
and six Others seriously Injured \ Try
Boiler Thought to Have Caused the Nc-
cident Heart r~nding scenes Attending
the Disaster that Beggar Description.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-07-31
THE STATE TICKET.

THE STATE TICKET.
The republican ticket nominated at
Grand Forks last week is a popular
one. We have yet to see republican
paper that Is not pleased with the out
come and candidates.
For Governor Allen and Mr.. Bulge,
who were unsuccessful candidates, ,on.
ly pleasant things are said, and both
can find In their disappointment much
to assuage the bitterness.
The citizens of Grand Forks gave
Mr.. Bridge a grand ovation on the
night preceding the convention.
which we would rather have than be
governor. Governor Allen also had the
unanimous support of his home coun.
ty, which is no small honor, and we
heard no word of personal bitterness
expressed against either Of these two
gentlemen, but on .he other hand
many expressions of kindly, personal
feeling.
Most of the ticket are we'll known
to the people because of renomtna-
tion. The new ones we will have oc-
casion to speak of later. Miss Bates,
who failed to be renominated is out
as an independent candidate. Miss
Bates is a woman, but when she came
on the field of politics she was no
longer a woman, she was politician {;
and on the political arena, whether
In success or failure, no one should be
a woman. We can sympathise with
her personal disappointment, but the
fact is certain that but a very small
minority desired her denomination,
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The democratic and pop state COM
mittces have also parcelled out the
state principles. and as the guberna-
toral Office goes to the democrats, our
good friend RIB. Richardson, of Dray.
ton, will not be in it, though Mr..
Richardson is as good material as
there is In the pop party. Lestikow,
of Grafton, and Burke Corbet, of
Grand Forks: are prominent candi-
dates on the democratic side.