Christian herald and signs of our times . store Queen Isabella to the throne of Spainand, later, in a similar effort to reinstate Napol-eon III, both of these nionarchs having beenuseful to him in his long Senatorial Fight Ended on May 26th by the re-election of Wilk-inson Call,defeat-ing Mr. Mays, theriv a I candidate,after a protract-ed deadlock dur-ing which ninetyballots weretaken without re-sult. After it hadbeen demonstrat-ed to Calls op-ponents that thestruggle w011 Idbe a protractedone, a numberof them disappeared and thus prevented thecaucus from taking action. Th
Christian herald and signs of our times . store Queen Isabella to the throne of Spainand, later, in a similar effort to reinstate Napol-eon III, both of these nionarchs having beenuseful to him in his long Senatorial Fight Ended on May 26th by the re-election of Wilk-inson Call,defeat-ing Mr. Mays, theriv a I candidate,after a protract-ed deadlock dur-ing which ninetyballots weretaken without re-sult. After it hadbeen demonstrat-ed to Calls op-ponents that thestruggle w011 Idbe a protractedone, a numberof them disappeared and thus prevented thecaucus from taking action. They were thenferreted out by a sergeant-at-arms and broughtto the bar of the Senate Chamber to answer forcontempt. Even when compelled to take theirplaces in the joint ballot they still refused toanswer to their names; but a sufficient numberof votes was finally secured to decide the elec-tion. Mr. Call, whose portrait is given in thiscolumn, was born in Logan County, Ky., andremoved to Florida when quite a young was elected to the
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