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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-03-31

United States in restriction of
trade. Tho suit involved the right
of the Waters Pierce Company to
do business in Texas contrary to
the provisions of the State anti
trust laws of 1889 and 1895 against
combinations of the kind under
pain of forfeiture of charter. The
Supreme Court held that the COM
pany had accepted the conditions
which the State laws imposed and
was without ground of complaint
for the forfeiture of its charter.
The Texas Legislature last year
enacted q still more sweeping law
in restraint of trusts, but it does
not appear that the validity OF
this new act was specifically an
issue in the case above referred
to. The statute of 1899 provides,
in substance, that every combina-
ton of capital or its equivalent
for the restraint of trade, whether
organized under the laws of Texas
or of any other State. doing bust
ness within the State, shall be
deemed q trust or monopoly. The
act prohibits the giving away OF
any article or selling it for less
than cost for the purpose of pre-
venting free competition in manu-
fracture or distribution. Refusal
to sell to any person because he is
not q member of the combination
lis prohibited. Purchasers of arti'
cles manufactured by violators Of
the law cannot be required to pay
for them. Each corporation If
required yearly to state undel
oath whether it is in any spool.
Failure to answer within thirty
days is considered evidence o.
guilt. Corporations violating thu
act are subject to loss of theil
charters or prohibited from doing
business within the State, and art
subject to q fine of $500 to $500
for each effense. Every day.
business is a separate offense. AL
court business may be set asid'
for the trial of a case under tn
act, and prosecutors are given one
fourth of the penalties imposed
under the law.
But even if this law should fai
to run the gauntlet of the Suprem
court it will occur to the mind o
the lsynsn that the one which ha
done 90 will suffice to do" tn
trusts.
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A STEAK OF DAWN.
Daily States

The decision of the United Sta
tes Supreme Court in the case of
the Waters-Pierce Com, against
the State of Texas holds out the
hope that trusts can be scotched
If not actually killed by State laws.
This company was alleged to be
the agent of the Standard Oil Co.,
which later was charged with at
tempting to control and monopo-
lise the petroleum industry of the
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-03-31
Act No. ~ 8. B. No. S-Bv Mr.. Cage.
JOINT RESOLUTION.

Proposing an amendment to the Constitution Of
the State Of Louisiana relative to ratifying and
carrying into effect special tax levied in the
City of New Orleans for certain public i'm
provements, and to establish therein public
systems of sewerage and water, the issuance
of bonds therefor and the providing ways and
means to pay the principal and interest of
said bonds.
Section /. Be il resolved by the General As
sembly Of the State of Louisiana. Two-thirds Of
all the members elected to each House concur
ring; That the following amendment to the Con-
stitution Of the State be submitted to the cleo
tors of the State at the next general election for
Representatives in the Legislature, to be holden
on the Tuesday next following the third Monday
In April A. D. 1900; to-wit:
Article 1. THE special tax or public improve
msnts. voted BY the property taxpayers of the
City Of New Orleans on June 8. 1899. and levied
by the City Council, by Ordinance No. l.. s9l sp-
proved June "a. 1899. is hereby ratified. and its
validity shall never Be questioned. The special
act adopted by the Legislature at the Special
Session held on August 8. 1899, constituting the
Sewerage and Water Board Of the City of New
Orleans authorizing the City of New Orleans to
issue bonds, and providing the means to pay
the principal and interest thereof, and for other
purposes oognate to the purposes Of the special
tax aforesaid. is hereby ratified and approved,
specially including the herein reserved legisla-
tive right to amend the same; and all provisions
of the present Constitution in conflict with the
provisions Of said act. and with the amend
mont. are to that extent and for that purposs
only repealed"
Section Be II further resolved, etc.. Tha
on the official ballots. to b used at said cleo
ton. shall be placed the words, FOR the City o.
New Orleans Public Improvement Amendment
and the words. Against the City of New Orleanl
Public Improvement Amendment" and eacl
elsctor shall indicate, as provided in the gsner
al election laws Of the State which of the pro
position, for or ''against" he votes for.
| s.P. HENRY.
| Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
| r. H. SNYDER.
Lieutendent Governor and President of the Sc
| nate.
Approved August 18th, 1882.
| MURPHY J. FOSTER,
| Governor Of the State Of Louisians
| JOHN T. MICHEL,
Feb. SLOW. Secretary of State
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ar. MARTINvlLLE, IA.

T. ]. Liable, Druggist, guarantee
every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Re-
medy and will refund the money to any
ons who il not satisfied after using two
thirds Of the contents. This is the best
remedy in the world for Ia grippe
coughs. colds, Group and whooping cough
and Is pleasant and safe to take. 1t pre-
vents any tendency Of cold to result IN
pneumonia.
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FOR SALE.
IN ST. MARTINNILLE.

A town lot measuring about 35S feet
front on Main street by about 4SO feet
in dspth, TO Rousseau street. with dwell
ling house, cistern. corn crib. stable.
small house for servant. garden, fences
six pecsn bearing trees, all In good con
dition. Apply to C. H. MOUTON,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-03-31

II troubled with rheumatism. give
Chamberlain's Pain Balm trial. It
will not cost you cent il 1t does no
good. One application will relieve the
pain. It also cures sprains and bruises
in one third the time required by any
other treatment. Cuts, burns, Prostitutes.
quinsey, pains in the side and chest.
glaudular and other swellings are quick.
ly cured by applying 1t. Every bottle
warranted. Price, % and 80 cts. For
sale by T. ]. Liable.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of ST. Martin.
H. Clairville Bienvenu having been
appointed BY Governor NJ. J. Foster Is
Chairman of the Board Of Supervisors OF
election in and for the Parish OF 81. Mar.
tin. of the State aforesaid. vice 4. J.
Bienvenu resigned. did In my ofncisi ca
pacity aforesaid notified in writing MT.
MI. Broussard registrar Of voters OF
this Parish and member Of this Board OF
Supervisors Of Election also Mr.. Aristide
Radon one Of the members Of said Bostd
ts be present at Q meeting Of the said
Board to be held at st. Martinville. La,
On the 18th day Of March A. D. 1900. 1t
the Court house at eleven o'clock and
thirty minutes A. NJ, for the purpose OF
revising the list Of commissioners and
clerks appointed by the Board OF Super
visors of Election Of this Parish at their
meeting President by R. ]. Bienvsnu -
chairman on March the 18th, 1900.
Were present me Chairman ]. G. Bten'
yenu aud Aristide Bsdon; absent. n. l.
Broussard, there being q quorum the
board then and there proceeded to busi'
ness, re-appoiDted and confirmed and
ratified the appointment Of the commits
sioners and clerks of election, made by
the said Board of Supervisors of Elec-
ton, presided as aforesaid BY Its Chair
man R. ]. Bienvenu. The said commits
sioners and clerks Of election 10 serve 81
the General election to be held In thii
Parish on Tuesday April l7tn, A. d. 1900
90 follows TO wit:
Ward, I Precient
RIP. Halphen, Republican
Eug. J. Bienvenu, Democrat Com.
Richard Eastin. Democrat )
L.J. Duchamp. Clerk.
Ward, 2 Precinct
Jules Fuselier. Republican
leopold Lopez. Democrat Com.
Numa Reau, Democrat
AnatOle C0rmleI, CIeIk.
Ward, / Precinct
Anatole Verret, Republican
John Curry. Democrat. Com.
Richard Davis. Democrat
John Case, Clerk.
award. 2 Precinct
Olivier Vaughn. Republican
Arthur Angeles. Democrat Com.
James Miller. Democrat
Lawrence Molliere. Clerk.
8 Ward, 1 Precinct
Louis Broussard, Republican
Louis Daspit. Democrat. Com.
L. P. F0urnet, Democrat
Frank Robin. Clerk.
3 Ward, Q Precinct
L. C. Vautier. Republican
Derneville Barras. Democrat Com.
Ellis Hebert. Democrat
CASTOR Cardinal. Clerk.
award. 1 Precinct
Luc Thibodeaux. Republican
Jules Domengeaux, Democrat Com.
Albert Martin. Democrat
Leu Dckuouus Oiotk'
award, 2 Precinct
Joe Zimmerman. Democrat
Jules Broussard. Republican Com,
Frank Champagne Democrat
]. "A. Dominique, Clerk.
3 Ward, I Precinct
Numa Durio. Republican
Alcibiade Castillo, Democrat Com.
Derneval Roy. Democrat
Fermine Domec, Clerk.
SWard 9 Precinct
. Paul RamagOza. Republican
J Ameda Champagne. Democrat ! Com,
Leon r. Gillard, Democrat
A. 8. Wood. Clerk.
There being no other business befol
The Board It adjourned subject to q
call Of the Chairman.
A. BADON. &c. BlENvENu.
Supervisor. Chairma
Board of Supervisors Of Electio
st. Martinville. La. March 18th, 1900.
A STEAK OF DAWN.
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NOTICE.

Residence For Sale.
The property Of Mr.. B. L. Durand, north
Main street. ia for sale. price low, and
terms reasonable. apply to this Office or
Tn B. L. DURAND.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-10
PROSPECTS LOOK
GREAT FOR NEfF
ncuaraglng Reports COae
EEom All Parts Club
Meeting

Chlahoma Gay. okta. Oet 10
Yhe1a saa q mostlns " the hfyan aud
NsH flnk d tsis cay Saturday uisht
Rnselhl reports sore made ~ speas.
~ nbp haa heea cunyaasinE various
bsfls nf lae county nyefy report vas
oafoAraslna CIne speaker said that
~ hta eonn oui 70 hunt Zoe DcnioorSts
Nha uelo lnieadlng % soto Zoe Flynu.
Nna haa lalled 70 ahd ope.
cplaael lohneoh Mss 10 have apoksn
Natprany uehl, bat tae olub postponed
h'a npepph lln MONDAY nighi Colonel
4ohappa was present ana made short
afeeeh ~hich wes repeatedly cheered
Nkf AZ hna 20 stop till The applause
kaakod lle h wen aoauainled with
H2FnnN peeord and wnFsnod that sen
llsmsr keeulifuily He spoke of Me-
NlGnnh eponomy u savias llOoOoo N
NYa ysAEg. and goiilne 70 be = directoI
d twenlg fhree banka aud thoesht ths
ptpp|p ala nos ewe him ahythlas
aomebnaY ASKED vHiog about the
gleslns leads and che cattle dealaf
Q4lonai Sohnsoa said he bad heard
abtDl lhnIh. bat a. he did nol know oi
NJ nRn lnouledse, he would not die
rpan iheEA Ne dld know apd had tbs
raeora 10 prove that when gtJnns BAD
nnase1 lho house Fiynn hlmself TOOK
A ~ lhe eeaate and asked the senate
" Pass aneiher blll as substitute Cos
hln hlili ead Chs senate did pass the
nnhusiluts rats wac done to keep tbs
nasleF boforo the people and save
Nlgna chance 10 seoure his 70 cloo
tloa whea Ton Reed spoke at wiohita
" said that Il the people here waatod
nng iayora 81 the Republican congress
ihny nohi aierl Z Republican congrosa
maa saa no meanl what be said
The clab ohansed its weekly meet
lngs trOm saturday hlght 10 even
Monday sishs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-10
A LEGISLATIVE LEAGuE
Formed al Pawnee Terri
iOrial Convention 10 be
Held Here Nov. Is

tu naily Leader
Pa~aes. okla. Oct no rhe Tern.
toria, Legislative league perfected q
permanent organization at the court
honss pn SATURDAY ahd the foilowlns
aaleed Officers seN elected rresi.
dont. Jamos Kirhsoodi secretary. N.
u Bets treasurer a Wimbsriy
Ezsoutiyd committee Edward Lem
inert n b. Johnson wili hedwine
Uhasey hl5i A Emmons.
oail sll be issued ior territorial
con santion 10 meet al Guthrie, Nov 40.
The ohieos OF the league IL 40 bnng
10 tho notice VI our Legislators terri
tsnai aud national other much needed
legislation. anu 10 arse them for fayOg
abls action on same. with much needed
legislation which may bo mentioned /.
Iual and satisfactory legiEiation Hov
efping school lands quarantine rcgula.
tiOns. fair aaseaamenis u railroad
property control OF county deposits
regulation of Insurance. ooinpanles.
statehood Tor the territories Many OF
our legislators would enact laws favor.
able 10 and la the interest oi the taK
payers II they knew Just what vas
wanted aRd needed aud others vho
inolinod 10 be negloctml of our inter
osts would he more likely 10 vote nght
a. A.. ~ -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-10

Nsss5s Nalaon Choamau a Go. "a
veruslns astnts st Louis An cti
oafo. mi. aud piuabafa "a have iuai
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plsie iisi of ths newspapers and period
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th. Publication length and width of
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feature pertaining tD ths publication
which 10 likoif 20 prove OF interest 10
e. altefiiaer
% fopfosents "a vsD heavy okpeudlt
ses ea ths part of the pnbllahers Hho
have bad Coz msutba corps of trained
experts coliootine thls Information aud
compiling u in manner 10 make it
Thoroughly mtelligible 20 an adyeftis
Gre u 10 brought out a. d timely sea
s0n as yoy many advertisers select
tbe fall of the year aa the most suit.
able time for making their aapuai ad
yer,iaing appropriations The work
eili unquestionahiy prove "a desirable
addition 10 the library OF auy adyer
tiser larso of small Nho BE- not al
ready thoroushly cDuyersaut with the
value OF dinerent publications and alt
such should avail themselves oi the
opportunity 90 Secure cops
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-10

MoOres Pilates aro a guaranteed
cure for All forms Ut Malaria. Aguo.
CLills and FevoT swamp Fever Ma
larlal Fever. Blilous Fever jauadics
Biliousaess, fetid breath and a tired.
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hiood poison produced irpm @alarial
polsonlng No Qalnine. No Arsenio.
Acids oT Iron, 10 not rain stomach
ar leeth Entlrsly tasteless Price.
6Oo psr boa Dr &. @ Moore Co No.
si0 North Nain stFest 81 Louia, Mo
SOLD by H. 10 lille a GO. aad wheeler
q aoa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-10

u he'd had ltohlnG Piles, TheyT
teFiblY aanoylng bat buckien's Arai.
a sAlye viii ours the worst oase oi
PILES on eara u has cured theg
nanan FoF Iaiurlea, raias o. hodliy
Nfnptlonn he the boat salye IA the
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-10

Ms have seen rhg igau spiani when
lhe fslal slFugsie fpr eaislsaee seenled
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-10

sgaT totafes sgi 40 s-asas lees tit AuaI,
70 quit trbaccs easily and forever, be tnae
ustie iuu 81 lliq, ncfFe And tigor take Ne'io'
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sifous All dfuaglsta t. Cure Fuaran.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-10

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-07
Senator Scott's Message to Senator
Hanna-Latter's Reply.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6-An enthusiastic
crowd OF Republicans thronged the Repub-
lican national headquarters tonight. Three
hundred and forty had been asked to sit
down TO a feast which had been provided
by the national committee. BY 10 o'clock
all the rooms and Railways were crowded
with men who chatted and laughed and
jostled each other and moved here and
there carrying tidings. When it was an
nounced that National Committeeman
Payne had telephoned from Chicago that
Chairman Jones, of the Democratic ma
tional committee. had conceded Illinois and
Indiana TO Mckinley a great shout went
up.
Senator Scott, of West Virginia, sent the
following telegram 10 Senator Hanna:
Shake, Old Limpy, shake
This reply was received from Mr.. Hanna
Telegram received. / am not iimping as
much as / did. Congratulations to you all. -
At 10 o'clock both the national and State
headquarters were crowded to their ut
most capacity. The crowd staid for a while
but about IL O'Clock commenced TO go and
by 80 had nearly all left thinking IL not
necessary to hear any more returns. Re-
freshments were served at 10 o'clock, but
all hands were too much engrosSed in the
news to leave their places, so the food was
brought around by walters. One room was
bountifully supplied with wine and this
was served in prodigal fashion.
Before ii o'clock some of the committee
men took their leave. convinced beyond all
doubt that Mckinley was reelected.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-07
M'KINLEY is REELECTED.

CONCLUDED FROM SECOND PAGE)
been elected. although by smaller ma
Jority. Mayor Maytury. OF Detroit, the
Democratic candidate for Governor. has
run far ahead OF bis ticket The State
Legislature, which elects 4 successor TO
Senator James Mcmillan. will be over
whelmingly Republican, andN Senator Nc
Millan's reelection is certainty Al mid
night 1t seems amost certain that the Re
puolcans have elected all their congress
sional nominees
When seen at midnight. Chairman Cam
pau. OF the Democ; attic committee. said
Mr.. Mckinley has carried the State. The
returns, however. are so meager that L
cannot make any statement as to the
state. congressional or legislative tickets"
Chairman Diekma. of the State Repub-
llcan committee, Was one Of a jolly party
enjoying the republican victory in SEN
ator McMilIan's Office when he was seen
at midnight THE State has gone Repub-
lican from 7y.OOO to 10000" said he. THE
Republicans have elected their Stare ticket.
all their congressman and have an over
whelming majority in The State Legisla-
ture. Colonel Bliss, the Republican candi-
date for Governor will run about 10000
behind his ticket"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-07
New Rural Mail Routes.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Additional rural
free delivery will be established Nov Is at
Hope, Bartholomew county, with one car
rier; area covered, twenty-five square
miles; population served, 69i. ]. A. Moore
is the carrier The postoffioe at Badger.
Dorm, Round Grove. White county, will be
discontinued after Nov. 10. Patrons will
be supplied by rural carrier from Brooks
ton. Postoffice at Odessa, Benton county,
will be discontinued on same date. patrons
to be supplied by rural carrier from REM
ington Postoffice at Donald, Huntington
county, is to be discontinued after Nov.
10, and mail sent to Huntington.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tt is very sad to chronicle. but 1.-The
Choir Invisible has been withdrawn for
the reason that it could not be made sue
cessful.
The two performances OF Rice & Barton's
burlesque company at the Empire Theater
last night were we'll attended Returns
from the election We're read from the stage.
The advance sale OF seats for the Mod
jesEa engagement at Englishs opera
House indicates that the great actress will
be given a warm reception this afternoon
when she appears in Mary Stuart" and
tonight when she viii present a splendid
revival OF king John"
= :
Burton & Brooks. who are at the Park
this week with Hydes Comedians. are two
as clever comedians as usually travel with
a speciality company. They have two songs
in particular, You a-ld and All of Us
an0 More Work for the Undertaken" that
make tremendous hits.
The part of Count OrIoff in Diplomacy
at the Grand this week. which is assigned
TO Mr.. Kirkland. does net run through the
entire play. but is nevertheless one OF the
most important characters in the cast. Mr..
kirkland Is further distinguishing himself
By his excellent delineation OF the charac-
ter
About everybody seems filed with de-
sire to see THE House that Jack Built"
at English's Friday and Saturday nights
and Saturday afternoon OF the current
week. A farce seldom comes to city I'M
der more favorable auspices Broadhurst
as the author and cast including Thomas
Wise. Mrs. Annie Yeamans and Miss Jennie
Yeamans.
The Best Man. new play written by
capt. II. Marshal. author OF Ills Excel
ency the Governor and a Royal
Femily." especially for Nat Goodwin has
beer. rejected by Mr. Goodwin because IT
r. lacking IN the essential OF two strong
parts for himself and Miss Elliott Mama
ger Charles Frohrnan has taken the piece
of Mr.. Goodwins hands.
The Drama Is the title OF a play upon
which Edmond Rostand Is said to be hard
% work for Nine. Sarah Bernhard The
Nv piece will, Il Is said, depict life behind
scores IN a realistic manner The dis
guish~d French actress has also ac-
Rted two other dramas. one by Sardou
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-07
z24.2zS WEST MARYLAND STREET.

agreement TO permit the installation OF
two extra booths, making five in all They
understood this to be- in violation of the
letter of the law, which prescribes that not
more than three voters shall be in the
voting room at time, in addition to the
board, but they assumed that there would
be no contest, and that If there was the
Supreme Court would not decide adversely
against tho candidates polling the largest
number of votes. Republicans outside the
board, who realized that their party had
everything TO lose and nothing to gain
through such action, the PARTY being In
the majority protested informally, and
the same expedient was rot rescrted to
at two other precincts where. for similar
reasons the same plan was about to be
adopted, although ar another precinct one
extra booth was provided on the advice
of Colonel r. NJ Johnson, a Democratic
leader
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-07

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 6.-All through
the State according to reports at hand to-
night there was considerable falling off in
the Republican plurality from four years
ago, and a corresponding gain in the Demo
cratic column. Up to midnight returns had
been received from about 210 cities, towns
and plantations in the State showing Re-
publican plurality of 1S.4S1 as against a,9SS
for the same towns in 1896. The returns
to that hour indicated a Republican loss or
II per cent and Democratic gain OF Il
per cent as compared with 1896 Figuring
on this basis the Republican plurality in
the State would be about 1880.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-07
Light Vote i'm Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. CAT mid
night the returns indicate falling off Of
$1,000 TO 10000 votes I'm the State, about
equally divided among the two parties
many negroes, especially in cities. re-
naming away from the polls. Bryan's
plurality in the State will fall short of
that of Governor McMillin by 5000 or 1905
votes, McMilln being reelected by from
1900 10 1900. Democrats carried Nash
vile. Memphis Knoxville and Chatta-
nooga. while eight out of ten congressman
are Democrats. Dawson county NASH
ville), which went for Mckinley in 1896.
goes for Bryan by $500. The Legislature
is Democratic by an increased majority,
and Hon. K. w. Carmack will be elected
United States senator.