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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-11
OSWELT

Special r.-pondence.
O-Nalt. J. J.. April lu-W" had a
splendid rain Friday night bur j. end.
D1 with a uorher
G.. L. knight made a business "trip
TO Ardmore last week.
Parties passed through Oswalt this
morning On a wolf hunt
Miss Birdwell of Simon was visit
or In Oswalt sunday
The singing convention met az
Cheek Saturday and Sunday, April
and TO-
Born. % Mr. AMI Mrs J e. Bond,
q baby boy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-11
MIL CREEK

Special Cores -pande1..
Mm Greek. J. r.. April a-Mator
1851 o. Aramore l- here raI. v.,a a--
lsting II Harry vita his uo.r,
Dr- simmons and Hollow - have
formed a partnership in the r'.ctice
ot medicine and have op@ael an Office
IN the stapp buiIlng On ,ee norJh
ide
Isaac Sparks spent THURSDAY al
Hickory.
Miss Ethel Ford is visiting the
smith family.
J. T Walter and j. NJ BlJvnlng
were in Tishomingo lest we--i n le-
gal business.
r &. Ellis and family arr r.. icing
over the arrival OF new boy ar their
home.
". Y Chitwool wa in Dayi, sever
al days last week H intends NOV.
ing his family here in a short time
Mil Greek Democrats unanimously
endorsed the Quay bill.
VIII House will soon open up an
Office in the old ice cream parlor next
10 TarpIey's barber shop
\. o. Duncan has purchased the
Mickle bankrupt stock at Tishomingo
and is moving It to this city
Miss Lille Duncan and brotre', jim,
left last week for an extended visit
10 their old home at ST. 10, Texas.
The cold wave is causing rI,l anXi
lety among the farmers as - th prob
able tare ot early cotton al ...n.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-11

The Success sulky plow is the farm
er's tried and true friend. Sold by
J. b. SPRAGINS & co,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-11

Drink distilled water from the ice
factory, delivered fresh every day
Phone 1856. &C
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-11

AID United States Tails clos" a'
minutes pr.or ro train time
H.-eaffa- the mails viii De closed
o. %. m lnsfeaI Df p. m a. form
er'y D REDI IELD. y. Il
T-. 'h. Long Distance T'.ephpr"
and ,aI up PlDl. N. 3. f you want
f.a NrhUDrnl'n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-11

You can increase your acreage, do
less work and make more money by
cultivating your crop with our line of
cultivators.
]. q. SPRAGINS & co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-11

The wise female doesn't attempt 10
monopolile the conversation unit. ai-
ter she is married.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-11

The surest preseryative for the
summer months is refrigerator from
Williams, COrhn G 90.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-11

Distilled water delivered any part
of the city Phone 1876. &c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-11
/ O'CLOCK EDITION


Ararore. MONDAY AprI A. eo4.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-16
G8aringi(6e $tGafen.

s ranten + n. Gum
3tped Der Grpeiterung bes 9ieIigen
Observation-Disclosures bur9 einen 2tns
bau an DafeIbe purben BON einem
bob6er5igen 9e6er, pelner f6pn piel
fir bic Stuot getbun bat, 10000
Murt geitiftet.
6iGo r q II. Die
SD6ne Der 6rau Gliie Nonne baben
am 80. 9eburtstog tbrer Mutter Der
Staot cine Stiftung bon 10000 Mdrt
fir oa5 Nltersbeim gema6t.
& b q. Der llmItunb, baB
SadIenzG i'm 0ur6s
i9nitt Der BRET Sabre 1900, 1901 unb
1902 Die bD4Ite SeIbItmoro3iffer i'm
beuti4en Rei9, nGmli9 44.5 auf 10,s
900 Ginpobner bate, itatt 20.8
Rei4sOurdf6nitt, peranIaBte bas
Staatsmimiiterium, cine genaue I'm
terIu4ung our 6%eitfteaung Der llrs
laden biefer @rf6einung etnsuleiten.
g onbers + a II n. 9abier
feierte Der S6uloirettpr Or. Sun3e
iein ~50idbrtges 8erufsiubilGum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-16

6 . m m a B 9. Der Rreisaus@
i4uB genebmigte bic @inperlei6ung
Der &anogemeinoe Mefa in Die Stabtz
gemeinbe 2ommaBf4.
8 lbern b a II. Dor Sturgeon
fono Die feierli9e @rOffnung Der bic
ftqen SnouItries unb Sonoel3I6uIe i'm
neuen S9ulgebduOe itatt.
Btauen. GinquartirungsbduTer
be5ie6ungSfpeiIe 9araden IoQen bier
nbdut iperoen, UNI ben 8iirgern BEL
mititdrtf6en @inquartirungen feline
S9ipierigteiten gu bereitsn.
9 Of IN a r 3 e g. Nud) bic
bieiigen ftGbtii4en &Olegien faBten
ben 8ei4lub. ale felt minbeiten3 3ebn
sSa6ren bier p%o6nbaften 9%riegspetcroz
nen nit einem Gintommen Bis at
1000 Mart pom nd9Iten Sabre al
BON 3ablung itdbtii4er 4nla9en 81
befreten.
3 IN / If a II. Ter Ta6rit6efiBer
un6 @tabtperoronete Sean Sartmann,
Mitinbaber Der groBen Cad uno SIR
niBfa6rit S9ideOunB &C 9arimann,
lit deitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-16
9reie Stable.

Sam g. Der @enat bat Der
8iirgerI6aft etnen Nntrag 3ugeben
GuITen betrcffeno bic Grbauung zines
Sunnels inter Der Glbe 3tpiIfen ct.
Pauli uno Der Sofeninfel Steinpdrs
Der. Die Soften limb auf 100000
Mart peranI4logt.-0ie Gentral.
@intaufsgeieu'@1f beuti6er 8olos
ni1lpoorenbdnt".er gu Samburg lit
iiingIt in's 2eben getreten. sic UNI
faBt Die Mebr5a6l Der @enofsnI6afs
ten Der &ploniulpdaren6Gnbler i'm
beuti6en Rei6e, iopie cine grobs 4ns
3ubG Gin5elfirmen. 9aS BEL Der
@riinbung ge3ei9nete Stammtapitat
betrug $4,000 Mart.-0er 6aupts
t~uIiirer bes bieiigen 6obritSarbeitsrs
per6anbes, Namens @lping, lit no4
llnteri6lagung be8 gan3en &~a5Tanbes
1tanbe5 in Der !90be BON 1900 Mart,
bic er bel ben Rennfpetlen berIoren,
seflii4tet.
9 remen n. 0as GlteTte Mitqlieo
Der bieIigen NiIitdrtapelle, elmer Der
dlteiten Sautbpiiten Der beuti6en Dir
NEE, 8ilb. 8eper, 1T in ben RubeTtanb
getreten. @r 9e60rte felt 1867 Der &as
pelle beS rs. Snfantertes Regiments an.
8rem e I b dpen II. 0a5 cine
9rodenbod Der Werft BON g. Gee6ed;
bu5 unter Nufpenbune bon me6r ais
100000 Mart ertpeitert nuroe, 1T
10 nett fertiggeItelt, baB bieIer 3uge
Der erite 0ampfer ~einIdufen tonnte.
8 ii b If. Der 2ebrer am WaiIens
bduie, Sobannes Goers, feierte fein
~50id6ri9es 9tenIts SubilGum unb trat
in ben 8ubeItdnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-16
Gf(a6- Sot6riu9en.

g B b g. Der 8si9Stog
bat bds Manbot bes Nbgeorbnetcn
8e9tsanipults 8lument9ul, 9oIpituns
ten Der beutI9en @oItspartci. fir uns
giltig ertldrt. @S bat oemna6 i'm 9.
Mabltreiie (StraBburg@2ano) cine
@rfabpabl itottaufincen. Sicier
Sage nurbe bds Sun9>@ g Dent
NAL, eine S6Dpfuna beS 9erliner
8itb6auers @rnit @dgener, inter
eroBartigen 5eierli6teiten entbIat.
g o m r. Qus GiferiuAt bate
Der 3ablmsiTteraiptrant @Ainbler cine
bieIige @ittpe nit ieinem Seitenge>
fpebr bebrobt. Die Wittpe erItattetc
Mnseiee, bic iie trob Ger Bitten
59inbIers ni9t 3uriidndRm. @Atnos
Ter erIdob iif in Solge beiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-16
8aoea.

Rartsru6e. Sir bic boberen
REORGANIZATION bes 9anbes bat bas I'M
terri9tsminiiterium cine nere S9ulz
oronung beruusgeseben. NbgeI9offt
ipuroen bamit Die %Iogendnnten vNa6e
p%riifunsen," benen ii9 bic in einein
ein3elnen 2sbrfa9 ni9t gsniigenoen
S6iiler bis6er am Gnbe Der grpBen
Gerien gu unter3ieben batten. Die
S9iiler hieier &~ate9orie tperben in
3utunft nit n@ermert" perfeBt. b. b.
es pirb ibnen er0ffnet, bdB iie obne
Meiteres iiben bleiben, tpenn am
S9luiTe bes Speiten Sabres lire 2eiz
itungen in benz glei9en Sadie pies
oerum ni4t 9eniigen.
Sreib T q. Ster 1T i'm Nfter
bon "a Subreu bic Dittpe bes e6emoz
ligen bubii6en Miniiters 6reiberrn
4bolf b. MarI9au geftorben.
9etoelb ero q. Nd9 o2m 8prs
bilbe anberer Stdbte ioa bier elm
G6arlottenbeim erriGtet perben, petz
Dies un6emittelten 9amen aus 9uten
6amilien, Sns unb Musldnoerinnen
pbne llnteri9ieb Der &onfeffion, 9es
gen 9ienIleiitung cine 9eimitdtte bic
ten ptrb. Die 0ienitleiitung beIte6t
i'm 9uusbuGt, 2eiitun9en i'm Nrbeits.
5immer, Spinner, Sanbtunittpc6erei
unb Wo6enpflege. Die 9amen, bic
ii4 benz p~flegeotenIt piomen. iperben
IN efuer erniteufIinif nusnehifhet b.
9fpr3bei m. &iir5li4 perI4ieb
i'm naben 8r0Bingen Der prattii4e
Qtr3t Or. Serbinanb MuIer. Or. WtIs
Ter, Elm 8ruber bes 2onotogSabgeoroz
neten Sgtdr Muier, pratti3irte felt
ettpu 13 Sabren in 9rDbin9en.
neil. Sur @rinnsrung an ben
in Der SAlaht BEL 6rieolingenS3iilz
Gingen i'm Sabre 1902 9efalIenen Seto>
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 6ran3 4nton BON
Soben3plern 1T bier elm 9entmal ents
biiQt nprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-16
2rannf6weis. Rn6aft. Sippe.

&reien E n. Die Straftams
mel fpro9 ben StotipnsoiGtar 9dns
Ieri9, Der ben 3ulummenItob 5peier
3iige bsrIduIcet bate, fret. Ser
0ienIt bes 8eamten, 10 fii9rte bus
9sri9t aus. iei auberprbentli4 ans
ftrensenb eetpeien rno bate feline
&rdfte iiberitiegen.
2eopoIbsball SIN hieIiaen
eentunsssebiete baben lid lestbin
tpieber mebrfu9 bcftise Grbbemeguns
gen bemerfbar ssmaht. Die Orts>
poli3eibe6Drbe perfigte pieber bic
RGumung zines Sausgrunbftiids
(8ernburssr Strube 35) BON 9eppbs
nerr.
@teinbu b E. Sir unferen un@
lGngit beritprbenen 8iirgermeifer
Weioemdnn puros bic Neutpabl zines
netlen Sberbouptes porsenommen. Die
meiiten Stimmen pereinisten iib auf
BEN &aufmann Sr. 5elomann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-16
@eferretG.

80 / NJ Der &aiIer pirb in Der
lebten Dode bes Sum- gum 8siufe
bes S0nies Gbuaro mad 2onbon refs
fen uno ii9 brei Sage am engliiden
Sofe auTboIten.-0ie int.rnationale
4us{tsGuns fir Spiritusuertpertbung
ipurbe bur4 ben protettor Gr5ber5og
6ran5 . Ser6inonb erDffnet. -Oieier
Sage 1T bns .Wiener Regiment."
Sod unb Seuti9meiiter," bas be-
tanntli9 aus lauter SO6nen Der &atz
ierftabt beIte6t, nd9bem es bier Sabre
in Moitar garniiontrt hattie, ipieoer
bier in @arniion seriidt.-9er Dor
aursem perItprbsne pfarrer bon
Ssrnals, &anonitus 9sinri4 S6uls
tbeB, bat fir tirdli4e unb pobltbds
tiee 53tpede $4,000 Sronen permadt.
g ii II. giidof Or. Bauer
puroe gum Jiiriter5bif6of BON Ole
miib ernannt, pGbreno oas 8ist6um
8riinn benz Yfarrer su 9ihar3opiB.
Or. @rafen poul Supn 5ufief.
g munbe Der ebemaliee Slz
miiBer Grobif9of Or. Sbeobor aobn
bat in Gbenfee cine 8ila gemietbet,
mo er bausrno ieinen Do9niib nsbmen
piro.
g a 3. 9raf 6srbindnb Better
BON Der ellie lit auf S9lpb Sausen.
biol in Jolge Senufes BON 5roid=
i6enfeln s~eItorben. @r NOR Elm naber
0eripanbter oes prdIibenten bes Obs
georonetenbduies. Der beriibmte
8oltsbidter peter Hoieegsr fmsierte nit
feiner Gemablin in &rieglad bas Jslt
Der filbernen 6odseit.
6 0 d ture ii unoe
MANNER. Sn 8~openbaaen bat maj:
jungitbin aof)furie fir juHss IGnncr
si1e.fihrt. Man niinT6t bamit iungen,
nnberbeiratbeten unb alIein Iebenben
aeuten. ipie Stubenten unb aomptpis
riiten, Gelesenbeit Su eeben, fid in Der
9Odtunft gu iiben, was linen su gtos
bem Huben sereiden piirot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-16

berT4tpmben. sSn Ieiner 8dFe bat
iid Elm n~am6after Je6lbetrag er9e6en.
6eiIbronn. 9ie Stroftums
mer perurt6etlte ben laneiGbrigen
8aiiirer Der Sil6crnurenfabrit BON
Peter 9rudmdnn &c S0bne. 2ubpig
PraBler, Der na9 unb nah iber 3d.
900 Wart unterf6Iagen bat, gu einem
Sabr uub elmer Do9e GsfdngniB.
s 0 EN- + E / M. 9ier fol- cine
Qniieblungsi6ule nebIt MuIterfarm
errt9tet tperoen. Der 3ped bieier Qns
ttalt foq in Der Qusbilbung iunger
2eute fir ben Ianblpirtbi9uftliden
uno 9anbperter z8eruf II. +. IN. be-
ite9en. Die aus bieIe r S9ule berporz
qebenoen ~2dnopirt6e unb 6anbnerz
ter foQen in eriter 2inie 3ur ii6er.
ieeiiden 6ormpirt6f9oft be6ufs Be-
fteolung Siioofritas beran9e3ogen
netDen.
Ii | m. 0d8 bieIige @6fpurqeri6t
berurt6eilte ben PoItperlpalter &ur(
8ir6gGBner aus 9onsborf lpeqen err
f6perter lnteri9lugune uno 8etrua
su brei Sa9ren bier Monoten @efGugz
nib uu0 @brperluIt ouf Die 0auer BON
orei Sabren. Ser @erurt6eilte bat
innerbalb Der leBten bier Sabre aus
Der goIttaife 6434 Mart entlpenbet.
8aibtngen. Gin GROCER 9ran6
in Der 2eimfa6rit bon g. Gpnraot &:
Sobn bernidtete sroBe Mensen Maz
terial unb einen 200 Meter lungen
8ompler BON SrodengebGuben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-16

8 # 6o II. 8ie Giien6u6n-9i>
rettion Moin3 bei4IoB, ouf Der
Strede Worms SItbofen : @unierss
blum bur9 @infii9rung eleftriI6er
Motortpdgen cine 8erbeGerung Der
Deri6ieoenen Qni4liiFe BON 9oupt=
bobnen ouf 0%eben6abnen berbei5ufiibz
rem.
80 0 m 8. Bon Der TtGotif9en
@erpdItung purben perIudspeiie %
9ar3eIen gu ie ] Morgen @derlanb
b~ergege6en, bic gu nteorigem 9a4t5ins
(fiinf Rart fir ] Morgen) an min
bertemtttelie ~abgegeben iperGsn ioQeH.
Die 9d9tsr iinb perpfliStet, Die
6Glfte Ter gepa6teten @runbitiide nit
@emiiien uno &iidengerpG4ien gu be-
pflan5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-16
Ofoen6nra.

8 b g.. S9utoirettor
Or. Me9ner, Der in 90beln bic Sort
biloung8fdule reorganiiirt unb ges
tpsrbli6e 6u9tldFen eingeridtet bate,
1T BON Der pGoenburgii9en &egieruns
CUR 9eaufii6tigung Der 6ortbilbunesz,
8etperbes uno Sanbelsf9ulen Der
@taot unb bes &reiIes SIoenburg be-
rufen ipproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-16
Grok6er,ogt6am SsGea.

. a m t a B t. Sn Grid pnrbe
Der bon Der Staatsanpaltfhaft 9ers
lin felt 1901 tpesen 9etruss i'm Be
TRACE bon 10000 Mart itedbrieflid
oerfol9te 8aufmann Sceb aus Oarme
itabt perbaftet. gr bate iid felt ieiz
ner 5lu6t in Gspptsn a~ufgebalten.
30 a | &. Sn Mnpeienbeit beg
&aiiers nurbe bic neue G~iienbabns
bride iiber ben Nbsin Bel Main3 iln-
ter i~mppfanten gerempnisn erDffnet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-16
2Te6fem6nra.

g Of tp e i n. Sm 8duernborf
Raoubn piitbste elm 8runb. 9as
5euer, bqs ii9 our9 itorten Winb
i6nsl ausbreitete, Gi6erte in tpeni9en
Stunben auf feds Geb0ften Is Sc
bdube elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-16
@hrttem6e rG.

9 t gar. Der @emeinbss
pfleaer Der benahbarten @emeinbe
SsgsrlOdt G%smsineeratb ars9, 1T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-16
(5OttIsbuns fD'at.)

0eid6fts @iireau oes oGorreipcp.
oenten" 9tr, 219, Aoroe9alpert.St tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-16
Sa1Cen.

9resben. Del pe%rantiportli1s
Rtoatteur Der fo5iulbemofrutii4en
.Sddf'den Nrbeiier5eitung" iputbs
lpegen 8eIeioiguns bes Sffiaiertorps
in 8auBen gu bier Monaten 8efdng=
nib perurtbeilt. = Der peritorbene
9iitorienmaler 9rofeHor Robert
aranBe bat ben 9bierfhubperein in
DRESDEN. oeIIen Gbrsnmitslieo sr mar,
nit einem 2esate BON 1000 Wlart be-
od9t.
Sc / 9. Die Stobt ernonnte
ben in ben RubeItarih getretenen toms
manoirenoen 9eneral' nes 10. Mrnees
torps, ,. Sreitidts. gum G~brenbilrssr
bon 1etpSis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

s +, ,s the verdict OF veteran politicians
y +hat ~ presidential campaign In our MS
torv was waged With more skiil anu no
shrewdness than that OF 1876 when lllusn
and Hayes were opposing candlda'eSs'
zachariah Chandler was chairman OF tne
Republican National COMMITTEES In that
wear. and the fight which ne mace lof
4 uayes proved him ono of the greatest
nn,It,ca, zen erals OF his dine. Indeed, TO
large extent, he established the po'le.-
cal methods of the present day. Ghahu-
Ter was d native OF New England, anu
was endowed with oil the personal traa's
or the shrewd Yankee, enhanced py my
sxpcrence % cident to u successiui career
IN Michigan at a time when that stare
was near the frontier. Success IN pusl DUST
ness brought him wealth and lnnuehce,
md these, combined with the ihsline,s
Z az a fighter and Intense party spirit, mace
lin the dominating force IN Mlcnis" :.
politics during and Tor dozen se ...., a..
Ter the civil War, His aggressiveness
gave him a foremost place In the Federal
4 senate and led In 1876 to LAS being cno'
Sen manager OF the Hayes campaign.
chandler was Mt his best In this capac-
;tv. and the sequel proved him eQual 10
the task he had taken In hand. Breah-
ing the solid South had, heretofore, been
regarded as an impossbilitS, and as
matter OF fact, no attention was paid 70
81. as 1t was supposed to be assured 70
1he Democra cy. Instead the whole coun-
~. wns watching the admittedly doubt.
ri states of New York. New Jersey. Con-
nectjcut. and Indiana. Ono after an
ether OF these doubtful States on election
night swung into line for Tllden. These
usth The solid South, elected him. and
at midnight people went to bed and con-
siderod the fight at an end But an hour
later Chandler gave the press associa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

Republican National Committee, proceed
ed to elect him. conducting the campaign
for election as skilfully as he had the
canvass for nomination. To the COM
smandng general the result was never N
doubt for his conclusions We're based
upon informaton as nearly exact.as trust
ca agents under an energetic and re-
.EeurcefDl leader gould obtain. In one
close State three complete polls were 2
made inside Of six weeks. and with suen
thoroIghress that the majority for Nc
Kinley IN ithat$state was within less than
900 Of what the final poll showed. 2 ;a no
that on a vote OF nearly half a Ia'.tlo ~.
TIC Thursday before election Hanna pre-
sd.cted that Mckinley and Hobart would
have 90 votes in the electoral college 8;
and that under no circumstances wouln
1t fall below 20. The returns gave the
Republican candidate ~ electoral votes.
In 1900 Hanna again secured Mc1<inlcy,s
election. but IL was the campaign O.
1856 that required all his skill and proI ca
him one OF the great politicasl 81 pta' Ms.
Gor his time. i-------5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
Double Sets Of Returns.

No details were given. Chandler con.
tented himself with the broad claim OF
votes enough to eject, and left TO con-
lecture where they were to come IRON.
II soon came out, however. that, wniie
every one had been watching the doubt
fu states, Chandler had kept his eye on
South Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana a
Than followed the memo able struggle
over these States. From them IN quo
time double sets OF electoral votes were
sent to Congress, each certified by rival
returning boards Thereupon arose
condition without precedent In our po-
itical history. The Senate was Repuo-
icnn, the House Democratic, and there IS
little doubt that had the president OF
the Senate In February, 1871. opened the
certificates. counted the electoral votes,
and declared Hayes elected President, oy
Including the votes OF North Caroilnu,
Flo rida, and Louisiana among others
that were not disputed, the House Wouiu
have at once proceeded to elect Tilden,
voting bv States. The result would have
been two Presidents, each supported by
his party. double inauguration, and
tho two branches OF Congress arrayed
against each other, with the probability
pf armed collision, anarchy and civil
war.
way out Of this perilous dilemma was
found in q bill. passed by Congress and
approved By the President late IN Janu-
nry. 1877. which provided for the refer
ence Of ali questions arising in respect 70
states from which moro than one certid-
cato had been received TO a commission
consisting OF five senator's. five represen-
tatiyes and five Justices of the Supreme
Court, the decision OF majority TO be
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be done we can yet win a victory, though
eyeryth hing looks now Ike inevitable de-


everything looks now like inevitable de-
feat u
..you can count in advance on my cordial
and hearty cooperation. Will gladis
do anything can do consistently.
What are the three Things you WI: wish me e
to do?' ~ s5tTs - Ga
First" said German, Mr.. Pearson 90
must be removed from the postoitice IN
New York, and a Democrat must De ap.
pointed In his place. cond Mr. 6 raves
must be removed from the position OF
chief OF the Bureau Of Engraving ana :h1
and tI' rusty vi Democrat. fhird, You must
accept the resignation Of AIR. Judd as
postmaster at Chicago, which resS ton
was rendered some time ago. and some t
nnobjectlonable Democrat must pc ap .
pointed to that Office.
II can and will accept Mr.. Judds resig-
nation Immediately" was the PRESIDENT ,
reply 1.-THE other two things. Senator,
cannot and will not do. I.
"Then. Mr.. President" said German.
tive viii be beaten in November, and you
will beat us. have the honor 10 I. DIG
you good day
This closed the interview VIVA t + i' o'-
flowed is history.
Senator Matthew S. Quay, OF Pcnnsyl-.
Sah,a. We = n,attaa IN 1858 and ~ his
3 Na tloIal f1orr;son's a' cam pa;gn
1 nn.5 en,si ~. crnwnInw achievements
scorsu 1,.e ~, W. =, lad been charged
~ po''..es - ls9,nnixc voters on a
Win n,a" .naIa ~ New YORK lcIty and to
ssnoa.a1,S lis o,,av caused a so-called
~. sa' az. d,ractorv concern "a be estab-
mew ci.y I,,nad,vav An armyEof can
si'eu =! - 49, ~ work ana 500 Sc
a,sad tha Names Of nearly every voter
n Manhattan The new directory, how
~ Man,.s.sa annoo rai 4 week or SO before
eyer nesuf up puav sent for one OF the
e,,a,a,a ~ managers and showed his hand.
n,evc'ana ,te1a i,,smsl votinp III New
mere was mtlI .,'.o, Ia, ! Ta,n,1,any
4 I DIN r,ty :" .'i strnnghn,d. j Harrison
was neieateu 49, ~, I nNn and Quay
carried t.e '''.. norntrw ovcr as the
was hera.uen a,,t t,le aani,,sos
grea'e h oi i'o1'''! 'e,- #
The Genius OF whitney,.
,,.;.,, - pannsvlyanjfl,
Nlllialn r ~ ~ -. - :. 10 Nation.
was chairman ~ t Zoo ~. ~ Affecting
al ConlMitlee " ~, ~, rosuited in
spirit IN Inc caIlp"is' r',a"s,and was he
the second e'es''Unt =. ~, IN IN m,,aign
late Mil!lam - ~ ,nro annt her Rrea
OF 1870 proushL 70 ny ~ 'n.r ~. the late
political general =. 11,I ,a u hacame clear
s ten 70 ma al close Of the second cleve
land administration that no DemocEat
could be elected as Cleveland's success r,
Hanna. who up to that time hndtnot peeh
snctor In national politics, set out tp
secure the nomination OF MeKlnley ~ a.
tho Rnnublicanf candidate Mckinley
name was Identified In the popula 4 Illllu
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LEADERS OF
FORMER CAMPAIGNS
BY RUFUS ROCKWELL WILSON
BY RUFUS ROCKWELL WILSON.

tions this terse and now historic DIS.
"Rutherford b. Hayes has received Nv
electoral votes and Is elected.
.--.- az A(,tIARIAE CHANDLER.. "A
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Hanna and Mckinley,

The result Of this rcmarkahleSn n'u l2h.! y "
was the nomination Of Mrklnley onE.M,1,.
first ballot, despite the oppnstt,nrIso
political captains Who hau htmNrAu n Z, i,
regarded ms invlncibe In tho iieplipiin 7, y
organization And haYing- nnplndted l =,
candidate, Hanna as chairman o. s''e3