Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 29 March 1880 — Page 1

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10 CENTS PEE WEEK.

political.

Election, Monday, April 5. Harrison Township Bejrnbliean Ticket.

Trnstee.

LOI18 FINKB1NKR.

A**essor.

JOHN F. O'KEILLY.

Constable*.

DAVID ST. JOHN. WILLIAM SAVAOB. HYRON MA1NBM, SAMUKL P. HANNAH.

HENRY MITCHELL.

PHI DAY EVENING. APRIL 2,

At 7:30o'clock. Hpeeche* will be nude by Isaac N. Pierre, A. B. Felsenthal and Col R. N. lIud#on. Turn ont. Hccond Warder*, preparatory to the grand railv Monday next. All are Invited.

The

Wkrb Casto,

Wfarm.

J. O. .Ion**, H. T, Kkksk,

Dau.y

LoUIS FlNKBINKH,

c. H. Rottman, J. E. VooHiiKKtt, Committee.

-0|!*TV TllKA»»I IIKII.

Ntwn

is authorised to announce

of Hngar Creek Township, an a can

didate for Treasurer of Vigo county, aabject to the decision of the Republican nominating con vent Ion.

(Hauled.

larAdvertUcmentft printed under thin head One Cent each word, and the advertisement will rarely fall to attract the attention of person* who may have whatever Ik wanted, and from a large number of replied the advertiser 1* enabled to make the moat favorable selections. "Situation* wanted" and "lf#lp wanted," not e*os«M0«80word*t printed without charge.

WANTED—A(ilngle

to do garden work. Enquire of Wni Hctaobs, wiuth of city limit*.

WANTED—address

Affenta to sell something new. Ap

ply to or W*. A. HALL & BKOft. Wifi Locust street, city. \\TANTKt)* A gdod bov tt^rtit+Vpirjfprs snd attend stand. Inquire at National House •New*Stand.

ANTKD- A house In good repair with five to eight room*, not to exceed seven nquares from Main and Fonrih strueta. Apply at Richardson's tyieensware Store. ttt *'kW» «ETyon can make nmr wants known In this column of the DAILY rf« W8, at one cwtl pot ward per day.

ANTKI)—A it tout Ormau boy t« work on a Apply at No. 514 North Sixth. Vl/ANTRl) A sUnstlort by yoring man. to take care of homes or work around the hocue. Best of reference* given, sixth, corner Walnut.

Apply at No. ilO Month d3

WANTED—Aamiddle-aged

Hox08, Dally Newn«flke» city.

WANTED—A

WANTKD—A

recommendation If necessary. locu*t street, city.

man I* desirous of

obtaining position bookkeeper will work for reasonable wage*. Address a. A.

.«•»? sif

Boot* ait&)SI)aes.

VISIT G. A. ROGERS & COS

GREAT

SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS ON THE DOLLAE.

329 ZMZA-iisr

SOUTH SIDE

Republican eggjirf

Pyl Ward Meetings.^77

SECOND WARD.

At Mitchell'* Carpenter Hhop, corner Seventh nml Wnlrjnt Mreets,

8,.

steady. sober man who under

stand* gardentng and ha* had experience in attending to stoek~»a German preferred. Apply at I. A St. L. Freight depot. 7

situation as lady clerk In a first

claaa dry good* ator*.

Can give letter* of Address C. BALL.

'YITA'STRI*Apla^*!^ year* of age, Knqnlro at 1ST $euth Second.

postal card, Box, for delivered

the DAILY NkNVS, W W*t#^«t N**ek,

the

promptly hy career

for Rent.

OT Tvtrv

llaate is too large eltjr for landlords

to depend on placard*, which attract the attention of onljr such per-ou* a* necessarily pas* the premises, while a small advertisement Inserted la the Daily Nkws will re*cU dally

everybody

likely

to want nom* or houM*. promptly secure a tenant, and *a*» the lo»i arUltui from pn|ertjr standing idle. One Cent a word.

RENT—A nlc«, large, ilry np-atalr* front Mow^to two genteel youag mea. at No. 5310 "Ua«t Main street.

UOH RENT StaWe for two toea** nice awl 1 dry and in good order, at No. 1510 East Main •in«et.

P'R

RENT nniir

«lkltatkM»k

thtlf«t

DAILY NK\VK*t one cent per word.

Sov

Sale.,i* .vs.

&F Twder this beML, fcr 0«« €ent per word, per»M»jr »«r «Wa«rtr tbej may bare for oale, and be sure of reaelting wet pitrrlMMrs every «t*jr than mM W dm* In a week fey personal

thw* taring «be a«tvattiag« of many

iuqaiHei* and of «etUng at tbe fa«*t offent, L^FSALK Tfce rliSt to aeuTb^ Uttle Tin a WaMiing MacWwe. liate two «onntie« I«ft. Will wil or .trade. Addwawy tm Elm strevu

SAU-Mom: tM,|estlf family (torse. 1 Al-*v n*l c»iok «i«ve* Knqwlr* at Twelfth street.

Soatk

LHJll SALE 'l^its K**» Walnnt id! h«iir street* al«n,

PwirtwiiA, HflieeaUi, Sis-

t«**n»b and Serenie^ntlt utitstn, on W year*' time *1* p«rr ml. t»t*rK Ap^ty to J. II BUIw, ^AI.K A larfe *tock of and Miggie*. at Wttltana iNitii's, Itl

SbmIII

TfcWl

stthtwt. d»t

1 4'

"SFV-.. jn

Erawivllle, Terre Haute

n* -i

Kailroab Simr ®able. EXPI.ASATIOK OF

skpkrchck

MAKKA.

•Everr day. All other trains dally except 8nnday. tParlor cars dally, except Sunday, a Sleeping car*. Recliningckalr car. Union Depot Use, which I* five minute* faster than city time.*

Trrrt Haute & iDdlanapelLi KB. ^Union Depot -Tenth and Chestnut St#-J

Vandalla Une,

Train* leave for Brazil, Greencastle, Plalnfleld, Indianapolis and all Eastern cftles: Fa*t Line, 1.40 am Mall and Accotiajodatloo, 7.00am «etDay Express. 3,06 pm Mall and Accommodation.3.40 pm. Train* arrive Irons these points: •Pacific Kxpress, 1.95 am Mall, 4.66am 'Fast Express,8,06 tn.

Trains leave for Marshall. Martinsville, Casey, Effingham, Vandal la, Greenville, St. Loals and all Western and Southern cities: Pacific Express, 1.S8a Mall. 10.03a **Fast Express, 3.10p ni. Trains arrtv« from these points: *Fa*t Line,

1.9U a bi

Mail and Accommod»Hon,8.fi0am

Express, 2.4.1 m. L4HranM|MMrt OtvliOoa.

4Day

(,:

Trains leave for Rocktiile. Waveland, Crawford." vllle, Colfax. Frankfort, Logansport. and Northwestern cities: Mail, S.ao.a Mixed Train, 4.00 pm. Trains arrive from these points: Mall, 1.15 pm Mixed,5,00p m. I

Eraiwvilie 4k Terre Haute RR.

(Union Depot—Tenth and Chestnut SU.] Train* leave for Snlllvan, Carlisle. VIncennes, Princeton, EvansvilleandSontbernclties: Nashville Express,4.30 a to Express.3.10pm. Trains arrive from these points: Eastern Express, 8.50 •Chicago Express, 10:46 m.

Terre Uaute and

Chicago Ry.

[V nion Depot -Tenth and Chestnut 8ts.) Trains leave for Clinton, Hillsdale, Newport, Perrysvllle, Oanvilje, Chicago and the Northwest: ?.^P'

press, 7.10a Dan

ville Accoromodation*^n0 ^s Nashville and diieago Express, 10 teopm. Trains arrive' from these points Chicago and Nashville Express, 4.80 a ui Terre Iiaot« Accommodation, 11.10 a Chicago and Terre Haute Expreas, 5^0 in.

lllinolM Mldlaail

fi*m.

manwanted.by the month,

By.

Union Depot—Tenth and Cfeestnnt 8to.) Train* leave for Paris, Areola, Decatur, Atlanta, Peoria and all Western cities: Mail ana Accommodation, 7.07 am Indianapolis Passenger, 4.07

Trains arrive from these points: lndlanaDOPassenger, 1.10pm Mall and Accommodation. 0 89 p. rn,

Indlaaap^lln Mt, LooIn

{Depot, Sixth and Tippecanoe St*.] Trains leave for GreeacasUe, Danville, Indiaaap oil* and the East: *c« New York Express, 1.25am Indianapolis And Mattoon Accommodation, 8.4* a *Day Express, 8,10 m. Arrive from these points: ^New York £xpre«w, 1.96 ,am 'Day Expr«:s». 10.ftgam •IndlanapolisandMattoonAccommodation,6.35 tn.

Trains leave for mi "Mary's, Furls, Charleston, Mattoon, Paris, Alton, St. Louis and the West: •caNew York Rxpresa, 1.88 a Day Express, 10.54 a a Indiana polls and Mattoon Accommodation, «.«r m. Trains arrive from these points: •New Yor* Express. 1.9B am Indianapolis and XsUiKiik Accommodation, a 44 am »DayE«pr«ss, 8.(»pm, :U(r{

TerreMawtc 4k Ho«tliftcni Ml. si

[Depot, Main and First Sta.] ves for Lockport- Clsy City

City and Worth-

Train loaves for Lockpo it ton: Accommodation,' fnm*these point*: Accommodation), 8.00 tn.

lug ton: Accommodation, 7.00 a m. Train arrives

OVmnacttuftUft. *-tlUUVSHWIW». r.5«lj i!

Kii

Tuesday Evening, April 0.

J. W. RILBY,

IN II1»

POETICAL SKETCHES,

HUMOROUS READINGS, AH»

STUDIES FROM REAL

LIFE.

ADMISSION .v. -1 Sfto and SOe 0F*Resen*ed Seats on sale at the Central Book Store without extra Charge, Q*KRA BOtTSK,

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Tuesday Evening, March 30. For the Benefit of Soldier*' Families, under the anspicesof the Ladies' Aid and Q.AJEL Societies, The dnwnatiiia^loit of SirW^l^r Soolljs bea^ul

Th« following well-known citixens will appear

Allen Bane Mr M. Alshuler. Mattoon, 111. Mal rolm Greame J. B. Hsger Maliw »„,.,.„..FT«d, Shaw Red rdock Will Motfan Brian,.,. .....Luther G. Hafer Kllvtt Mis* Flora Keller Blaadt. .Mi** May McEwan LadUrMatfwet... ....Miss Anna Hyda l^rTbe Court will be filled with elegantly dressed ladle* and gwntlemen of the city. The Mr Keen Ciadets will net as Clansmen la fall Scotch eMtssw*. The dMre*«l wtt be sang by members of theOralarte SodWy. All the fine mask ©f the play will i» tfce be«t *tyk by omr favorite stngera. VMlMtk plpera in fall eoatstne will lead the »WWt**lau of Sir Rhoderick. plaving the slogan of the Doagtesa, See WHs tat particolarn and iwWesttw of the play.

All this will he followed by the *W*-«pllttlBg hrwof

HUNTING A TURTLE.

Mr Turtle Lather O. Hager Ttnothy Dandetkm. ,,.WUI Morp* ftwatter Ffsd Shaw Lev is*ss.».., .. J. B. Ba(ger JNilWR- B'A. ttiWMSy

pnrrEsctF APIIS8I6: Lower Floor. We Futlif (Mc,«t Oalletjr. «c No extra charge foe rewired ewMa. Sate ceKUMeae** T»e«day aomti^. March WL

mw TERRE HAUTE, END.: MONDAY, KAItCH 29, 1880.-3:80 P.M.

THE CITY. ^Mdety Meetings T*2llglrt. *1, OecidcEntal Lodge, No. 18, S. of P., hall corner Sixth and Main.

Prairie Cftjr Lodge, Ho. 8. A. O. tr. W„ hall corner Sixth ana Mala. Vigo Lodxe, No. *T. A. O. U. W, hall 8S1 Main.

Delta Lodge, No. 1210, K. of H, hall corner Eighth and perance, hall over 418 Main.

Perre Haste Council, No. «, Templars of TemIMi

Section lis, Jfc, B. K. of P.. at hall, cor Sixth and

Maia*

^-•-City Council to-morrow night

•-M. C. Hunter, Jr., located in Detroit.

Wh+ln

On Saturday, at P.M., a meeting of the Council of. Administration will be held in this city,, and later—the hour to le announced—the State officers and comrades will procced to Indianapolis by special train to organize and muster in a Post in that city.

ML.'...UI

.#*.-»

has permanently

another place we give the "Pauper Pass" literature, from the Courier,

»-KA correspondent from Greencastle, says that the measles are playing havoc among the Asbury stndents. ————————mmmm

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•••-Princeton Clarion: Every voter, 'Irrespective of party, who destres political progTessand reform should vote for the amendments.

•-•Nationai House to day. S. 8. Eaton. Clinton M. McComb, Paris 8. R. Shewmaker, Fred. Opp, St. Lonis ,1. W. Alexander, Decatur Wm. H, L^fewl,, Day ton.

•-•Crawfordsville Journal: Miss Kate Krout, of the Terre Haute public schools, was at home this week. She will return nex2 week accompanied by her sister, Miss Mary H. Krout.

a^-Miss Ettie Todd, a young lady living at 1031 South Third, aged 22 years, died yesterday afternoon from a lingeriug illness of two years with consumption. Her funeral takes place this afternoon.

»-+-Dr J. P. McLean, of Hamilton, Ohio, widely known as an archaeologist and student of Indian relics, will deliver a free lecture on the subject of "The Mound Builders," at tUe Koruial School building this evening. It Will be will worth hearing and ought to draw a large audience. Dr McL. visited Terre Haute to examine the cabinet of Indian curiosities belonging to Jo*

Collett, and has been persuaded

to give his views on the above named subject without charge. & *y i'

»-^"When the Rev. Joseph Cook neetls something to soothe his nerves after his aJduous literary labors he "hires a wandering Italian band of three or four instruments to play under his windows. The hideous discords of these street musicians find favor in his cars. Fortunately for Mr. Cook's family he does not do iiis literary work at home, but hires a room in another house for that purpose." 86 says an Eastern exchange. Mr. Caok lecturcs in this city April 10, subject "Does Death find All." ttn *i"f rat** birft .-ii.... i..„11j'.Juij7--T-i-i—u~ fcfwfw-

QlMll Amy UMs.

Jay Oummings, A. A. A. G., attd Chfef Mustering Officer of the 8t»te, tntistered in Post 15, at Petersburg, last Thursday evening, numbering 50 members, and on Friday evening Poirt 16, at Vincennes, bf 180 miember^ AjPpst will be rousted la at ^ashingioa, t)aview ^»)unty,ithis week.

m.l mIJJ ii

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE.^

IXHila Flnkblncr and the A. «. I". W. Editor Daily

I am a Republi

can, but is Lotus Finkbiofcr the candidate of tlie Republican party, or the A. O t*. W.? J. B. M.

In connection with his candidacy, for the position of Township Trustee, frequent mention is made of Mr Finkbiner as the G. M. W of the A. O U. W., but this has no connection with politics, or official position. As a member of the Grand Lodge,

O. U. W. the editor of

the Daily Ksw* honors Mr. F., as th? acecutlve of the order aa the candidate of the political party with which he affiliates, he honors him as its candidate, and lie believes he will make a good Trustee, tie is an honest man, a good business man, «td will make a careful, pains-taking official A secret order ind a political party hive no connection, cxeept that the mem b»rs of each waot a good man in an office that affects til of the body politic* 'j

mi mmern

Axe in receipt of a shiftmen! of Hard Coal, chestnut aise. the lart of the Keaaott. Office, 188 South Third street*

T. A. Aculf, 411 LaFayettc. corner Locust, is |nit receiving from Indianapolis a fine lot of Sugar-cured Hams and Shoulders. Prices away down law.

mtmre the Fwt Harrfion Lo%e as *faal%, foir furullure repairs and general cwpeowi

jobbing promptly attended 10,-^d SStbfactioa guaranteed.

—Ex-Comptroller Thos B. I^eggett, and Daniel W. Leeds, ex-Clerk and City Treasurer, convicted -of conspiracy to defraud the city" of Eltrabeth. N. J., have been sentenced, the former to seven years in the State prison and $3,250 fine, and the latter to four years and $900 fine

& 1

—Indianapolis Journal: Senator Voorhees never would liave fooled with the exodus investigation if he had known it was loaded. By the time it is ended maybe he will not be so handsome, but he y^ill know more.

—The United Slates ship Constellation, which sailed from New York for Ireland Saturday afternoon, carried 3,200 barrels of provisions, Iteaidcs au imi^ense quantity of seed potatoes for the Irish sufferers, She is a sailing vi^ssel, and will take from three to four weeks for the voyage. —The Secretary of Slate of Panama has addressed a letter to the United States Consul at Panama asking what is meant by United States vessels making soundings and surveys along that coast. The Consul politely informed him that he didn't know. Query Does anybody else know?

Prof. John Collett, State Geologist, has transmitted to Washington' a report showing tfte extent to which tobacco is cultivated in this state.' He shows that In seventy-three townships, situated in nineteen different counties, tobacco is more or less grown, and he does not include Any counties with less than fifty acres, or, any township with less than five acres devoted to its cultivation.

United States Marshal Wm. Woodcrick. at Nashville, received official information, to-day, from Deputy-collector Jas. M. Davis Vo the effect that he had destroyed five Illicit distilleries in Allen county, Kentucky, and arrested ten violators of the revenue l&wa The average capacity of the distilleries was larger than is usual with illicit concerns.

-r-An Indianapolis Journal,,telegram, dated March 28,, says A seuaational report circulated last night that Hon. A. J. Hostetler wgsr in a dying condition is without foundation.|,,JIe has been recant* ly confined to his toom with malaria! fever, but has never been In dnnger. He is convalescent to-night, and experts to resume his congressional duties.in^arf^w days. 'to —A farmer nway dowh in Main6 miirried a T6V^^ir"8cbooT~^fr™who didn't know the^rstl thib^ allofut* ^otisekeeping farmingimWiien hotooto her'bomo^rtie neglected' fi$r lVoo^e|f6'fd dttCiesh^fid went ranging about the farm "bot^ujzing" and studying geology. The- neighbors' wives didn't like her, but before they know it she b«d disfcorvered on Jier husband'slafid .ft'.mine wotih |40,00D,'! —Heprdsent&tive White, of Pennsylvania, trill to-day introduce a bill p^ttfMlng for tile purchSjSe of .2,000,000 mus^etisj'lror the use of the militia of the several States, under direction of a board C^rnsisting of the Secwtary of War, twb'Scnators and tlirce Representative^.: Five hnndred thousand of these nrms are to be manufactured at the National Armories, and the rest Are to be co^tracteA for with private arms companies. The project is probably a job in the interest of the latter qttli^l %p

.^a^^Oj^JccUni^

CaiCAtK)/ March B7«A Kaasas Cfety

ground, and its 18 Jnmatos escaped only by terrible exertions, as they vrei* suffering with wotinds and dis^^se. They crawled out into the nun stojjn, ^nd were unprotected' for two -1 ours. Some will certainly die of expoaure 4««Th€r mirin building w» destroyed and thei patients were cared for in tb'e woman ward dur ing the nighL All telegraphk comiauni cation with Kansas Olty is ait off, there having been apparchtly a fteverc storm west. It is not known^wliat: |ams£e. has been done. •-ivr='.' _-rr

Wh^te.rre HauW House UMiay. H. G. ddy/Ei T. H. AC.

»-#-To-lay

ns«

ioneoh Di

Store, 1015 South.

gencitllur

Haley has opened a ng shop in the basement of Main street, occupicd by

Nearly 140,000,000 Will be rc- ittownehlp officers and Ms ballots on the amendments, though the Attorney-Gener-al dwells on this, point with some emphasis. Tl»e simply swrs that any quailspecial says lite last

:night

RR. K. E.Stephens,

Ewing, Xtoyton^ 'JtRffUPr., CWOfD«

J,_

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®®ei'5!SSS9SSl55!,elSH95,5SRSffBH5H^¥Bj,4.|

has bs^n a good i*y f«r-1«n4

ness. A great many Mttrrtry pfeopl^ are in the city. Jiylm-

s«troet»'Jwsarwpx

He txjmpoundspwacripliowi withaccuraj Ch^wUlj^Vf cj

and car*. He hai pwt» liquors for we Fes»val at Dowi A»»nal rauwuM, and- a laip ltd 130

satSSiSr

'Sa PRICE 3 CENTS.

#-»-In another column we reprint ftt?m the N. T. Graphic, a letter from Hartford, which is Interesting reading! See the reference to the display of marble in the Hartford Cemetery. A. few days since. We printed something from Hon Wm Mack, about' 'Cemeteries." Coupling the two, the Dailt News desires to give its opinions—but in this opinion, for local pride's^Sake, leave out the City Cemetery (What is the new name?) of Terre Haute For 40 ~yesrs since Ifce lown burying ground of America was often a neglected Spot. To-day hundreds of our cemeteries are superior in point of beauty and adornment to the gloomy and over praised Pere la Chaise, of Paris. But one extreme has been exchanged for another. The long and fulsome epitaph of a past generation has given place to hundreds of towering marble and granite shafts. The general resemblance of the cemetery to the stonecritter's yard on a ljfge scale yearly increases These tons on tons of carved stone and marble erected over She remains of doubtless very good, and more or less ordinary people, suggest that the competition foi" house, parlor and dress display majf even be carried into the graveyard. It looks sometimes as though Jones, outdone his life long by Smith in general style, had, dying a year or two later, resolved on a bigger .and costlier monument to his memory. Hence the ruling passion strong in death. Of possibly the 10 tons of carving with' an angel atop pointing to a purer world free from strifes, erivyings and passion may be erected to Smith's son or daughter, in case the iron chair in the burial plot fronting the monument suggests how Smith may visit the place on Sundays and contemplate with secret satisfaction, not only the memory of his departed offspring but a monument thereunto five tons heavier and seven feet higher than that erected to Joiles over the ay. For the human heart is still deceitful tf not so desperately wicked as of yore, and human motives are oft times most difficult to track to their source.

1—-MlLJjji—'i- ftli —LJ-X-l!.-'

Irish in the

te?11

rutollc

i», 3a

Rekoeis.

The following is a petition presented.to the'Board of School Inspectors of Pekin, Ills. Suppose it was presented to the Board-of Trustees of the Terre Haute Schools ?, Would it be ffKnow-Nothing-

Ills., March 25.

To the Hoard of School Inspectors of the Oity?of Pekin $ taiV#*/' 'Gentlemen: Since the necessity or "Utility of supplementing in the public schools of. the city the study of our a Inn rnioiM A# iixr

by you

Ueving that American, impaiti

injustice,

teaches that .ncj discrimination .whatever

can be made in, for, of of one particular tongue to the exclusioh of Sny other, but that (be children of Irish, French, Bohe mian or even Chkiose parents..whenever a class of twelve or more desire it should Hatfe thfe luxury of.being taught at the VdbW exTje^so the language bf their fathers, respectfully ask as a matter of right from your honorable body that a teacher of the Irish language be employed fot the cspeclyl benefit of chllOTen of Irish "'dfcscbftt, who attend the public schools of this rich aaid enterprising city of Pokin^ IN cfen*tfttttf*nal AMiendmenta. ittf- Wnit Indianapolia Joornai,

an gard to tne eiecuou on uie vonsumuonai Amcfldments, the manner of deDOsItlng and eonnting the ballot^ etc. TIMS opinion contains a good deal of surplusage, and in some ruspects fs outside of tne law. The la# does not say that a voter sh*U not attach together his ballot for

the city hos- fled elector at the time ne votes for town-

pltal, near the city, Was burned to the *h*P officers taay vote for or agaiost the amendments byjdepositing one of mid ballots in the ballot box. The injunction 'of the Attorney-General that the ballots ttnifft be voted Separately Is not authorized bylaw* and ff voter fancies pinning or folding hia ballots together he may do so. though of course he pan only vote oue of kind. tu« Attorney-General Informs thfr public that the ballot oh the umendmenl* *IH be printed on Wtw paper, discover. fact each voter will be likely to unless he goes to the polls with his eyes shut. The opinion Concludes, "the safe way would be to osfe tickets prepared by the Secretary of Staksy as they aft the only ones provided for by lam'" The law requires that the amendment ballots shall be printed on fchie papei8,' iuid requires tbe S«crw«fy of State lo prepare and dlstribtlte ballots of that kind, but it -does not say

no others shall bevotedexcept

such as he distributes. Any banot printed rm blue pafter containing all of the proamendments, with the word# 'je«" 4 and

"no"

printed below eaeh oatoy will Ik*

in accordance with the law, and election officers witl have no right to Inouire where how' the voterobtained it finally, we if« {formed that "ao white ticket snoaki he e«st for or agaiwt tkw

amaudmenti.

and. no blue ,006 counted for or against the offldfrs." Aftef th|« surprijiine legal effrtrt ^re think the AttoSw^y^General

mail ot SU 1»1««

th Amendment

Hall. Tue#daj- Man

Speeches wtllWinade by I. H. €k»tt,

na & fanki«. 0. Wi^hinjrtott and W. H. 14 AadestoflM AdmiaakM* Weta*