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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12
FRED l.. MERRITT.
REPUBLICANS OF WYOMING.

Endorse Everything i'll Sight and Nomi-
nor.
Douglass, Wyo., August 11.-The Re
publican State Convention after two re-
cesses was called to order at 2:30 p. M.
and the report of the committee on resS
lutions was read and unanimously adcp-
ted. The resolutions re-afirm in general
terms the national declarations made at
st. Louis in 1896. The financial PLANK
is as follows:
''Thc financial policy of the Republican
party having brought prosperity to the
entire country and given us Il place
among the nations of the earth and en-
abled us to conduct successfully II foreign
war. we unhesitatingly re-affirm the
financial plank of the platform as ex-
pressed by the National Convention at
st. Louis
The platform endorses the twin meas
ures of the Republican party. protection
and prosperity. approves the Dingley Tar
if lawss supports the Administration i'll
its vigorous prosecution of the war
against Spain, praises the country s
heroes. approves Hawaiian annexation
and fayors construction of the Nicara-
guam canal. Upon territorial aggrandize-
ment the platform says:
I'VE congratulate the country that
President Mckinley is fully able to pur-
sue policy upon the declaration Of
peace with Spain which will at once
maintain the dignity and honor of our
Nation and bring prosperity to the
islands which will come, under our con-
troll or protection"
Following the adoption Of the plat
form, II. w. Mondell for Congress and
DeForest Richards for Governor, were
nominated by acclamation.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12
DRUNKEN MANIAC
HE SHOT WIFE, MOTHER, SON AND
DAUGHTER.
He then Turned The Weapon on Himself and
Died Sho tIy Afterwards The Work
of the Rum fiend.

New York, August. 11.-Policeman
Henry c. Hawley, of the Tenderloin
Station, while in Il fit of drunken rage,
Hawley, his son, four years old, and his
daughter, six years old. He then shot
himself in the head. He was taken to
Bellevue hospital where he died soon
afterward The others were taken to
the New York hospital, where later they
died.
The only explanation OF the crime was
IL statement made by Hawlcy's wife be
fore she lost consciousness to the effect
that drink has caused all this"
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GAVE THEM "a HOURS.
And After That Morales Would Attack
Champerico.

San Francisco, Cal, August 1.-THE
steamer San Juan which arrived to-day
from Panama and way ports brought
news of the progress of the revolution in
Guatemala
The San Juan carried $50 Government
soldiers from San Juan to Champerico.
When the steamer left, Morales had in
formed the insurgents that he would
give them "a hours to lay down their
arms, and in ease of refusal would ar,
tack Champerico. Morales had among
his forces 100 Mexicans. Captain
Brown reports that relations between
Costa RIGA and Nicaragua are still very
much strained, neither side being salts
fed with the decision of the peace com
mission.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12
SAYS HE WILL STICK.
DR.. Norment Says my Son Oliver" Is
a Traitor to the Party.

DIR. K. NJ. Norment, independent Re
publican candidate for Congress in the
Sikh District. has been in Raleigh this
week. Asked about his candidacy, DR.
Norment takes freely, saying:
The statements that | will withdraw
are untrue. | will remain in the field
| will begin in Mecklcnburg county and
organize the district from end to end
am going to beat Oliver Dockery and
John u. Bellamy both. | expect to get
more Democratic votes than Dockcry
can get of Republican votes. Most of
our Republican voters are negroes and
they do not vote for traitors who have
deceived their party. / get bushels OF
letters saying if | do not stay in as d
candidate another man will be nomi-
mated. Bcllamy can't get any Populist
votes. | can get many of them. | want
to get Bcllamy and Dockcry to agree tC
Il joint canvass. have no idea they
will agree to it. That is the only way
to obtain crowds at the spcakings.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12
MATTERS AT CAMP THOMAS.
About Half the Troops to Be Removed
to Other Camps.

to Other Camps.
Chickamauga National Park, Ga, Aug.
1.-The principal order received at
Camp Thomas to-day was one directing
Brigader General Mckee and Brigadier
General Sanger to proceed at once TO the
new camp grounds selected Tor the en-
campment of the Second and Third di-
visions of the First corps respectively.
General Mckee commanding the Second
division was ordered to Knoxville. Tenn,
and General Sanger, commanding the
Third division, was ordered to Licking
ton, Ky.
General Mckee left this morning
while General Sanger expects to leave
tomorrow.
1t will perhaps be ten days before
any of the regiments are ordered out.
While. according to present plans,
about half of the troops at this camp
are to be removed to the new camp
grounds. there is not the least abate-
ment in the plans inaugurated to i'm
prove the sanitary conditions of Camp
Thomas and to rid it of such fever
as exists among the soldiers. New hos
pitfalls are being erected, lime is being
scattered throughout the camp and regi-
ments are being provided with water
boilers.
Major Griffin hega this morning near
Lyle the erection of hospital of tents
sufficient in size for all.
Governor Holcomb, of Nebraska. arri-
we'd to-day and inspected the Nebraska
troops.
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RED HOT ANARCHIST, THIS.
Resists Arrest and Shoots People Righ
and Left.

Brussels, Aug. 11.-NVhile Il policeman
was arresting a militant anarchist nam
ell Willems, the latter shot and wound
ed the officer and then escaped The
anarchist also shot several persons who
attempted to capture him, but he was
finally arrested and lodged in jail Later
the police visited Willems' lodgings,
where they found two anarchists who
promptly opened fire OH the officers A
policeman replied to this fire, fatally
wounding one of the anarchists. His
companion was captured.
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THE FEVER AT M'PHERSON.
Three Deaths Yesterday-F Cases
in Serious Condition.

Atlanta, Ga, August 11.-Three en-
listed men died to-day of typhoid fever
in the general hospital at Fort Me-
Phersona total Of ten deaths from this
disease in sixty hours.
Fifty of the 400 eases of typhoid fever
under treatment are in serious condi-
ton.
The three thousand recruits remaining
at Mcpherson, will be removed to
small camps as soon as possible
Eighteen hundred are now at Camp
Hobson. near Lithia Springs, two thou.
sand will be sent to Pearl Springs, neal
Newman. Ga, and the departure of sev
eral hundred to Montauk Point, l.. l..
in day or two, will clear the reserva
ton Of men and eliminate the danger OF
infection.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12
JOHN RS CENSOR.
j. C. Logan Harris Cut Up That Elk
PLANTATION Unmercifuly.

j. c. Logan Harris Cut Up That Elk
PLANTATION Numerically.
1t is matter of common knowledge
that j. G. Logan Harris has been of
great aid and comfort to the present
regime. His latest favor was to censor
an explanation written by John H.
Smith, showing why he did not report
when, and as the law commanded him
to report. John SUBMITTED his stuff e
Loge and the latter blue pencilcd it 50
numerically that John went home III
most in tears to write IL new one.
Johns poor success ut explanations
made the need urgent for sometime
more definite and hence the summonlng
of Claudius Dockcry to aid Mewborne
Loge and the rest to bandage, and poul
tice that statement into some sort oi
shape for limping through the campaign
The doctors have been working faithfully
with the patient? When will he be
brought out for an airing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12
CLARENDON GROWS QUIET.
Body of Mrs. Orr Viewed BY Hundreds
OF People.

Clarendon, Ark, August 1.-THE lit
tie city has assumed its usually quiet
condition. The bodies of the four ne
groes, victims of Tuesday nights mob,
were buried across the river to-day
The corpse of the murderess lies in the
court house. while hundreds of people
pass and view the remains. This UNI
usual thing was done by the authori-
ties to still the suspicion that Mrs. Orr
was not dead, but had been spirited
away SO strong had this feeling in
the community become, that this means
was regarded as the only way to allay
-
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THE POPE'S ILLNESS SLIGHT.

Rome. August 11.-Dr. Lapponi. and
all the Vatican authorities confirm the
statement that the Pope's illness is
slight. The doctor did not stay the night
al the Vatican. The Pontiff shows symp-
toms of gastric inflammation; but, he
partook of nourishment tast evening and
was in excellent spirits. He rose this
morning at $50 and celebrated mass. Or.
Iapponi visited the Pope at s O'Clock this
morning.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12
THE NATIONAL MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY.

The Secretary of State yesterday re-
ccived application papers to-incorporatc
Tho National Manufacturing Com
pany," of Greensboro The paid UP cap
ital stock is $500. and the authorized
capital is $1,O00,O00 The business of
the corporation is manufacturing. min
ing and doing a general commercial bus
ness. The incorporators are +. I. Cor
sed, j. l.. York and Garland Daniel.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12
TARIFF FOR PORTO RICO.

Washington, ID. c.. August 11.-A tele-
gram was sent to General Miles to-day
giving him directions as to tariff and
other charges in the Island Of Porto
Rico. The new duties will be similar in
general outline to those put in force
preliminarily at Santiago. A regular
tariff schedule for Porto Rico will be
prepared soon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12
HE Is ON DECK.
The sampson Huckleberry" Artist
Ready for Business.

Mr.. Norman Il. Jennett. so popular
with all the readers Of the News and
Observers subscribers. is back again in
Raleigh at the old stand, ready to show
up the gang in charge of North Carolina
affairs.
Q Every reader ought to send these car
toons to his neighbor so that the truths
he pictures will help unite the white
forks for good government
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12

The Rev. w. r. Costlcy, of Stock
bridge, Ga, while attending to his pas
toral duties at Fleetwood, that State,
was attacked 10y cholera morbus He
says: by chance | happened to get hold
of a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy, and | think
it was the means of saving my life. II
relieved me Mt once" For sale by ]. II.
Bobbtt. Henry r. Hicks and North Side
Drug Store.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12
VIyO, THE IMPRESsARIO, DIES

New York. August 11.-Diago de Vivo.
one of the best known impressarios in
the United States, died at his home in
TINS city to-day from paralysis. He was
stricken on Saturday morning and never
rallied.
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FLEET HEARS THE NEWS.
And Intense Satisfaction Was Caused
BY 1t.

With the Fleet, off Guantanamo, via
Playa del Este. Aug. il, p. m.-The
Associated Press bulletin announcing
that the peace protocol had been agreed
upon was the first definite news receiv-
ed here regarding the progress of the
peace negotiations.
Nothing has been received from the
Navy Department or from any other
source.
The dispatch caused the most intense
satisfaction throughout the fleet. 1t
is expected that several warships will
soon be able to go North; and the great
fleet lying here is in readiness to be
distributed to the various stations
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NORTH CAROLINA POSTMA STEERS

Washington. Aug. 11-(Special.o =
Jasper J.. Glosson has been appointed
postmaster at Kimbolton. Joseph NJ.
Washbnrn at Antro and James High nj
Coin.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB ACCEPT
The Challenge to Race For the Ameri
cas- Cup.

New York, August 1.-THE New
York Yacht Club, at special meeting
tonight unanimously voted to accept
the challenge of the Royal Ulster Yacht
Club, TO race for the Americas cup. y
committee was appointed TO select the
yacht to represent the club, to arrange
the date and place of the race, and all
the other details
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12
RELiET IN SIX HOURS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
1t is Il great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in bladder, kidneys and back, in male or
female. Relieves retention of water al
most Immediately. If you want quick re-
lief and cure this is the remedy. Sold
by Heartt & Heartt, druggists, Raleigh,
y. c..
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WANTED.

Regular Pharmacist Send reference
and salary expected to "Schley," care
News and Observer.
S-10-thu, fri, sat, sun
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12

Nature has demonstrated that only the
fit survive. Our thirty years of sue
cessful business prove that
ROYSTER'S CANDY
Isl a survival OF the fittest.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12

MAGISTRATE
CIGAR
Business Notices.

WANTED-An experienced Salesman
to sell our black Anti Rust" Zanzibar
Iron and Roof Paint. Best on the mar
ket. Salary, commission or side line.
Commonwealth Oil Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-12

Coughs and Colds quickly cured by
Goose Grease Liniment. Always guar
snteed.
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CCIGARETTES FALLING OFF.

Clerk Hall, of Labor Commissioners
Hamrick's office in making out the am
nual report. has discovered that the
manufacture of cigarettes has fallen oil
60,000000 in the past year, while the
manufacture of other forms of tobacco
has largely increased The following
are the figures as taken from the de-
partment of internal revenue:
1891 1893.
Plug and smoking
tobacco 12.O15,675 15,129,770
Cigars. 4.512,976 7.191 1876
Cigarettes 80. 1886. 0l3.5O0 1890, 900
Snuff ...... $3.50 Sc. 723
The figures furnish food for reflec-
ton, and every man will have an opin-
ion Of his own on the subject.
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1t is Lot chance, but merit, that has
placed
ROYSTER'S CANDY
on so firm a basis of public confidence.
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CzAR WANTS DYNAMITE GUNS.
They VIII he Placed on -Four Ships Of
the Russian Navy.

st. Petersburg. August lit is an
nounced here that in view of the sue
cess which has attended the use Of dy-
Mantle guns in Cuba, the Minister Of
Marine, Vice Admiral Tyrtoff. proposes
to mount such weapons on four Russian
warships. Their use win be extended
if they turn out to be satisfactory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-08

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
PORTLAND. June TT. T. Geer. Re
publican. for governor. carried the state
by at least s.ooo, and his ma jorfty is likely
to reach 1o,na. Multnomah county gives
him about $500
Malcolm ;. Moody. Republican. for con-
gress from the Second district, viii have
at least $3.50 majority
Thomas III. Tongue. Republican, for con-
gress from the FIRST district. has about.
ls5fo. This district gave for Bryan. on the
same issues as are presented in the present
campaign. majority of 2,25f.
The next legislature. which chooses a
United States senator, will stand. Repub-
licans 81. Democrats and Popullsts Is. The
Republicans have large majority IN both
houses.
The straight Republicans carry Multno-
nah to a man. with the possible exception
Of II. II. Northup for county Judge. who
is probably defeated by small plurality.
bat the official count will be required.
Joseph Simon. Republican. for state SEN
ator. is elected by COO. \ most bitter fight
was wsged against him.
W. S. Mison. straight Republican. for
mayor. beats Pennoyer's man. John Mem
tag. by nearly 800 votes
Though there was c0mplete fuHon be-
tEeen Bryan Democrats, Popliiis.s ana the
free'silver Republicans on the state ticket.
Il carried only five counties in the state.
and only one by a majority exceeding 200.
II Is the most complete Republican victory
in the history OF the state.
Practically complete returns from twen-
ty-nve out of thirty-two counties. OF the
state give the following results:
For governor-Geer. Republican, 1858:
King. fusion. SOS: Geer's plurality. 100.
For congressman: F.rst disir Ct
Tongue. Republican. 1854: veatch. fusion,
le.sS5; Tongues plurality 1.S9. Second
district Moody. Republican. 1887 Dom
aldson. fusion. io,72i; Moody's plurality.
4,els.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-08

NEW YORK, June IA special from Cape
Hayten, describing the bombardment of Santiago
de Cuba on Monday, says that the forts of the har
bor mass Of ruins The Moro is "A shape
less pile of ruined masonry and dismantled guns,
and the Estrea battery is utterly ruined. This re-
suit, the dispatch says, the work of ten Ameri-
can ironciads, which passed back and forth from
Por, Cabrera, on the west to Port Aguadores,
the east of the harbor entrance, discharging their
heavy guns they steamed along that scarcely
yard of the coast escaped the deadly cannonadng.
AT Port Aguadores the fort recently constructed by
Col Ordonz, the artillery expert blown TO dust,
and Col. Ordonz himself badly wounded by the
flying splinters and debris.
Capt Sanchez and Lieut.. Yrezar, artillery Off
GERS, were also wounded. Two infantry lieutenants,
Garcia and Perez and twenty lone privates are re-
ported fatally wounded.
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The Iowa Strikes EStrella Battery.

The Spanish batteries remained silent, If
doubtful whether the Spaniards were able 10 de
teruiine the character Of the movement on account
Of the dense fogs and the heavy rain. which were
the weather features this morning.
Suddenly the Iowa fired l. inch shell, which
sruc the base II Estrella battery and tore NJ the
works Instantly firing began from both Admiral
San4.. aud Commodore ~chley'= columns and
torrent Of shells from the ships fell upon the span
i>h works
Tie spanaris replied promptly. but their ars
Iery work was Of very poor quality. and most Of
their shots went wild. smoke settled around the
~h p> in dense clouds. rendering more difficult the
work If the guuners. There WAS no maneuvering
- she fleet. the ships remaining al their original
stations and firing steadily. The squadrons were 81
e1osa il shore that it Was difficult for the American
Continued on Page ?.
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FAVORABLE TO THIS STATE.
Amendments to Sundry civil Bill
Pravisions for Fish Hatchery,
TIpbthause and Lieu Lands.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer.
WASHf NGTON. June w Washington
came ont TIE winner in the sIlndry civil
bin consideration today. The conference
rc~ors had omitted the senate amend
12ents for q nsa hatchery and two or three
proposed lighthouses needed in that dis
tyiet Congressman Lewis and Jones made
an earnest dCht, and finally. on division
carried sha fish hatchery amendment hv
ciGht votes. The hatchery viii be located
0y tha fssa commissioner, probably. az Ba-
ke- axe
Tho Bgh, statien given 70 the state will
le located at Point No Point. aud Viii cost
slaego
Taa house also accepted tie lieu land
amendment prepared by the conference
cormittee. II charges slightly m amend
Inrnt offered hv Senator Wilson. and viii
give = c.ear title 10 All settlers uron lieu
lands against the Northern Pacific which
w.3l BE permitted % select otiier unoceu-
pied lands wifa.0 lta Eranted ,snlts.
TIE amendment of Senator Turner Tro-
v.3iuE ta3f "a 8ew railroad company Fbau
acquire 40 rights as the successor % an
c.3 compauy ~ virtue 81 legislation Is le-
sa,nea In the bin.
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Spanish Soldiers Driven Back.

About noon, according Ia the Cape Hayten dis
patch, 8 landing party of American marines. near
uai1uri. attacked by Spanish infantry and Il
squadron 81 cavalry. The insurgents were posted in
the neiehborhood, and with the aid of the marines
successfully took up position. holding IT, and later
ma King il a base from which they operated The
Spanish forces were defeated with heavy losses and
driven back toward Santiago, leaving their wound
ed behind them.
The Americans now enfreDched near Dai-
aujri and are landing heavy guns preparatory 10
uovime them toward Santiago aud LAYING siege 10
tie city.
Tlcre is a panic in Santiago. The residents who
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EGFany srE.g~ Go FREE.
Etexen Who Were With the 1tiiie
Exneditinn Nre NeiesSnd,

NEW YORK. June The Cuhaa o.
buster case was kros ked cut In The Grim
iaal division Of the United States court
ta5ay ~ order .; Attorney General
Grirez Judge Brown discharged IRE FOL
loving prisoners who had been nai.es out
oa $50 eacs
capt. John oBrsen. Capt George "
Berry. nr. Frank Asranonte. Joaquin
Costello. James McAilis;er. Charles
Brickrnsn. Enrique Truftlo. Jose P. I.uss
EiRard Murphy. ! n liar; All Emilio
Saa-a TIE uss}eraty % tas0i were oa the
TIle-
Tn Indictments against Gen Ca.ix,o
Garcia ana Carlo RoloG. WAC forfeited
the.r haG. were rot disEn ssod.
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Catalina batteries and the new earthworks along
tie shore
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The Reina Mercedes Abandoned.

Later in the day the American ships moved closer
toward the mouth of the harbor, where the old
cruiser Reina Mercedes had been dscerned attempt
ing to place explosives about the hull of the Merri
mae to blow her TO pieces and clear the channel
3inch she'll from the Oregon landed squarely
ahaft her pilot house and tore her upper works to
shreds. Her second commodore five of her sail
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SANTIAG0'S F0RTIFICATIONS
REDUCED TO HEAPS OF RUINS.
Forts and Shore Batteries.
HEAVY BOMBARDMENT CONTINUES FOR THREE HOURS

Nearly Every Foot of the Coast Exposed Terrific
Moro Badly Damaged and the Guns Completely
Ordonz Fort Blown AtmsBahp Oregon Strikes the Rea Mercedes With
Irteennch Shell and Tears Her Upper Works Shreds
Sailors and Marine Killed. WoundedThe
doned by Order CeveraAmecan Marines Land Near Dq and Assist
Insurgents Beat Back the Enems Infantry and CavalyNo
Ship Injured During the Engagement Not
Spanish Officers Claim the Attacking Fleet Was Repused
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ors and Il marine were killed. \ second lieutenant
of the Reina Mercedes and sixteen of her seamen
were very seriously wounded. y perfect shower OF
she'll and shot fell upon and around the old cruiser
and she was 80 badly damaged that her crew. by or
der Of Admiral Cervera, abandoned the ship for the
shore. for safety.
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GER N THE LEAD
By NEARLY 10000.
Oregon Republicans Win
Their Greatest Victory.
VOTE is OVERWHELMING.
VOTE is OVERWHELMING.
Tongue, for Congress, in a Bryan
District, Wins by $500.

bexfslature Stands 64 10 36 Against
the PopuIists--Repub bltcans Easily
I'm Control Of Both HOuses-NOrth-
mp, for County Judge, the Only
Republican Left at Home in Multi
nomah County-Joseph simon Has
GOO Votes to Spare-COmplete
Overthrow of Fusion, Which Car