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THE DALLAS DAILY, HERAp.
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WKDNK1HAY. OOTOIIF.K I, IHH4.
AN'avahho enmity gontlomsn says
"a kiH8 1h a nroxyHiiml oontuvt botween
tlielnbliil anpvnrlaKCH of a man and a
woman." The follow lio got this off Is
a C'oiirne-l-OHimH dude, and ho ought to
he sont to Kurt Worth to deal luro.
)kn Iiuri.KK hud an ovation at Hos-
ton laHt Snturduy night, and a lady
named Smith (not ItlackHmlth) pro
Dented him with a "largo lloral horso-
Nhoe." This wiisoinlimntly proper, and
It 1st pleaMitiil to know that the grout
kieker In to lie Hhod with llowors.
A l'KN NHYI.V A M A oil king HllvortlHOd
(nra wlfo, und witntH her rollned. m
the Humo prine iplo, il ii Texan Ntoi kinan
hIioiiIiI mlvi.rtlHe I'nr ii wile lie would
want her "graded," if not a "thorough
bred." OI'eoiirHii he would olijeel to a
"long horn," uiiIoh she pOHHOH.seil sonie
oxtraordin-dair.y (ii ul i l
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Invita i iiinm have linen extended to
friends to attend the marrlago of Mn.
I'll Mi' PdiiWAHT. and Mihh I'i.mia
Kohfntii ai,, at Temple Kmanu-KI, on
( irtohor Hill, at .ri o'clock p. in, Also for
thii reeeption at the Young Men's He
brew AhsocIhUou Mall on the Mine
evening. The 1Ihhai.ii extends lliaiik
for remi'inbrHiiee.
Tim Coraleana Dally Courier linn been
enlarged to a hIx-coIuiiiu folio, and in
every way improved In IU general ap
pearaneo. The Courier Im eondueU'd by
practical pi intern und e.'.perieuced
now8piiMT men, which in u guarantee
that it will not attempt morn I hail it can
accomplish. 'Clio Hi hai.i. extendi to
the Courier Hh usual kind wishen.
I l ls Maid that dentlHls iuive discon
tinued tho use of ether and other drugs
tliiit produce u eomato.se Hlalnin those,
who have teeth extracted. They now
employ a young man w ho pines his
arm around the neck of a girl to be
tortured, and she never feels the loss of
the tool Ii. ills the peculiar Hcnsallon
of the arm around her jugular that dis.
tracts her attention.
TlIK editor of the Kagle Pass . Ion mill
must bo nick, lie says: "Come, gentle
and ethereal spring, with nil thy mild
ness! Come, and from yon drooping
elouds, pour forth refreshing rain!" lie
ought to bo willing to give old hoary
headed winter it chance, for it is Ills
usual custom about the tirst of April to
bo lingering In tlie lap of spring, and to
ask her to come now lit bulldozing.
It Is Raid a man Im known by the com
pany be keeps. Young men who are
vomlng to Texan to grow up with the
eountry, should Moor elear of Kort
Worth. They will Und It almost an hu
possibility to keep away from gambling
houses In that burg. It is said the
gamblers in that place outnumber the
members or the Young Mens' Christian
Temperance As iallon, by actual
onunt, forty-' hree to one. Young men,
go not In the way of the bold gamlxilter.
Tiik Sherman Democrat says: "We
alwaya thought Denlson whs Jealous nt
Sherman, and now wo know It. Sm.is
Huns, advertised for a dude and Sher
mau proposed In furnish one, but Denl
son puis In ahead of us. They already
have the thing picked out and also agree
to throw In a mugwump." It wan gen
erally believed that th ity mugwumps
In Texas were round in Kort Worth. Tex
an dudes are supposed to range on free
grass. Klther Is "an unknown quan
tity" in Dallas.
Jamk. l-'.Jov knew Hi. Ainu to bo cor
rupt, because Hi. aim: had offered to ap
point a mini, when Sneaker, on n com
millee, lor $,1100, who would subserve 1
Joy's ruilroud Interests. Jov i,i I
HnKciiKli about It. and Hkhciikii
disgusted to nausea, llnecui r "spake
out" and IIi.aini: sent for Hunt unit.
tim ed Kit came, and all IIi.aink had lo
say was that Joy must havo been mls-
lakeii. in tho naiiio of common de
coney, can Americans vote for so gross a
i-orruptlonlstaa Jamkh (I. IIi.aini:?
Tiik Kurt Worth Deniis'rut kas been a I
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warm advocate of suppressing gambling
in that city, but U very gracefully
thrown up the sponge w hen It soys: "I t
looks as If wo were lo havo gambling
houses among us, and wo would Just as
well bow resignedly lo the Inevitable."
Tho statutory lawn of this Slate make
gambling an Indictable offense, ample
proof ran bo made before any grand
Jury that it is openly practiced In tho
Kurt, and the alsive admission Is but
eoiifesslon that tint laws cannot be eu
(oroed there. In there a necessity for a
law ami order party In the l-'ortT
It wri not creditable lo our elllens
that aoRiuallan aiuliencu attended the
Exposition meeting Monday night.
Mr. Gammaon delivered an aiiddresi
replete with Inforinnlioii und eminently
conducive to Tcxlsns t aliening to their
own Kreatuotw, yet the Unction fell upon
lh heads ot but few. The single fact of
hla II in tier rcM.rt, showing the abun
dance of that oomiiusllty Iu our Htuio,
wan an item at once pleasing and Inter
"tliin. If known, n It will be, through
the medium of the Imposition, tho tide
vt Immigration will not only be acceler
ated, but hsilen with Tory choice addi
tion to our enterprise and rapid In
crease. The destruction ot timber In
other aeclloin baa created great alarm
tie auunuane in Texaa wealth of
power.
At tbl season four yearn ago, when
Hani oca and Uaiiimm.ii were rival
candidates, the sulking chleltalns of tho
Kepubllcan camp had left their tenia,
and with harencd armories were
thrilling audiences In doubtful Nates
nd now where are the milkers? Are
they aeon or heard In the din of battle?
Where la Heiirnx, Uiust, Ciikklikh,
IIkkohkh, ot Id otutio genus, In-fore
whoso sturdy strokes the line of Demo
oratlo battle fell prone? They certainly
are not now helping Iii.aink, uor Is their
assistance xieclod, but Just how (he
Hcpublican hopo to net along without
Ihem la a mystery to any no who re
member that Now York was carrlr-d
rorOAKriKi.Dbyama,orltyi u Idersbly
liau Ui-i, : -.l;-.uaud.
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MUUVAfl,
ilrowo BUsikluRk.
Tiik Hkiiai.i extend Its sympathy in
tho dark hour of alUiction to Its brother
Journalist, Mn. Gkoiioe n. fiovixu,
whose old and estimable niothor'n death
at Woatherford was reported in these
columns yestorday. It is a sorrow that
can come but once to us In this world, as
he alone who has had so good and virtu
ous and true and respeetod a mother as
Mum. Ixivinii was can appreciate and
fully fool most tho terrible blow. Hut
her life and character were such as to
Indicate that hor death, at an advancod
age, in but the easy, and oven desirable,
translation to another field of being and
usefulness, whore life and virtuo ond
worth, such as wero Gkoiiok Ijoviwj'h
uiothor's, aro fadeless and eternal. The
example of theso good old mothers la the
sweotest Inheritance of tholr sons ud
daughters.
In Fort Worth oleomargarine Is sold
for pure Ooshon butter, pork eausago is
made from tho noek of stag boof, lamb
chops from poor old shoop,milk is adulter
ated twonty-llvo per cont. with brackish
water, and now tho Mall Insists that tho
Hoard of Health shall mako an olllclal
analysis of tho whiskey sold by saloons.
Huroly the Kort Is a town of iidultoru
tions. If the water there was not of n
very poor quality in its natural statu
some speculative fellow would prol.al.lv
bo "doctoring" it. Tliey may not have
learned In that l.urg that honesty is Un
heal policy. The only unadulterated
article found there Is Its morality, and
not much of that.
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In the healed political controversy,
sight has been lost ol the American hog.
Kimmaicck has ceased his hunt. ng our
"wild boars in the forests of liermany,"
and the lii iite is in danger of hi jug for
gotten. To the great relief of no ago
nized pulilie, Wash ,)om: has serenely
bobbed up as a candidate for the posi
tion, mid now proposes to get all the
votes of Texas, without easting hissull
rage for any of the U kols In tho licld.
No Ci.i.vki.ami, no l.i.Aixi-,, no IIi ti.kk
for him; yet lustily he culls for votes
from all their supporters. Is not Wash
the genuine and original American
I'orker?
THAT OTHER AND COMING SCAN
DAL. Kor koine time past It has been Inti
mated or hinted pretty extensively that
another tremendous scandal was brew
ing against Ci.nvKi.iMi. mid would be
made public soon. Democrats did not
hoslUto to declare that such scandal If
contemplated was a pure and simple cre
ation of llepublican rascality out of the
whole cloth u straight ami baseless
slander and nothing less. Those sur
uii-.es nl the Democrats Intwi proven the
correct ones. The St. Louis Republican
contains Sunday u long special from
llullalo, givlngllie result of an investiga
tion by the llullalo Sunday News, into
the npiracy to manufacture anollicr
scandal against the Deinucratic candi
date. The document that was to curry terror
Into the Democratic ranks read:
To Hi.- llullalo
HI reel :
Irpliaii Asylum, titl Virginia
Dr.
To lioiir.l of rii-l.iiiil friim N.iv. i.i
Is-r HI lo t-'i l.iii.u v In, ls.s.1, linriivii
Wl-clis, III H- . k i-t :,t
llycii-.li. in m.
Due y:: .M.
The object was plain, to create the im
pression that the tiovernor was board
ing some child at nn orphan asylum
Unit bore his name, and that ho still
owed for tho board. Tho top ol this bill
with the date and
name of the debtor.
were torn off und only tl iiitilalion
was sent lo Ki.aink by one I hi. Wn-
i Hi-N. 111. MM), .instead of spurniuir Hie
missive, replied through, his Secretary:
AiiKiiNtii, Mc., July -.'I, l-t-l.-Tu im. H, II.
Waiiiuin, lliiit'ulo:
I mn directed by Mil. Hi. aim: to
thank you for your kind note of June
"0, which he has read ith Interest und
referred "conlldciitlally" lo tho .Secre
tary of (he Republican National com
mittee. Very truly your-,
T. II. Sin mi i,
Private Si-relart . I lii-m-ntl .M.in.n;, r Unite- I'm anient vt .r.
Alsiut the miiiio dale the '-II u. pin J b k.
Scandal" was git en to the public. It I M tlisim.i., Si pi. :i.l. Special. - licn
triinsplies now that the bill ulmte j oral Manager lloxic, le-couipiiuicd by
l"r" fr"m "'" following copy
,,r ''i" w as Indeed bona tide, but
""' debtor s name w is that of a citicn
of lluir.iln, tt ho hud a child iu the asy
lum, w hose llrst name was Ci.kvki.ank.
It could not.etin by implication, refer
loGuot i.ii Ci.i:vi:i,Nii until mutilated
and used iu connection it ith the "II n.-l-is
Scandal."
Ill kcaiji, ms
Mr I in.
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To boiinl of l'etlan.,
Is-fore.
lc , i ic , us shot n
The records of the llullalo asylum
show that Waiiukn was uutrdiau for a
Isiy tt bonus in Hoi iisylu-n and named
"Ci.r.viii.AMiGt-HN riivis," but who was
supported by his father.
Du. V Altai:' eonnlvul to helpless
ness lust week in a llull'.ilu saloon, gave
tho whole thing uwsy, nud the IIi.aink
letter ninl the lop of the mutilated bill
were taken from him. When tho lto
publlcan Campaign Committee publish
this mutilated bill with stirring com
ments, the evidences lo stump It an a
dirty slander and fraud w ill ho at once
forthcoming.
Hut the most notable feature alsiut
the whole thing, Is tho evidenco
Hint Hi. a ink himself entered Into
tho conspiracy to slander his
honorable opponent and gave tho docu
ment nut to the cuninltleo for use. Ami
yei 111. aink's friends havo boon ties
poraloly attempting to show thai ho hud
no hand In tho effort lo slander Ci.nvh
i.anii. Here ho Is In tho role of a low
conspirator In tho perpetuation of a
dirty fraud, aa woll as slaudor.
What miserable trickster snd un
scrupulous and dishnnorabU politician
he 1st
And how oilmen, like chickens, will
come homo to roost 1 Mn. IIi.aink
should havo learned long ere till that a
man can ho aure his sin will find him
out.
THE SPRINGER REPORT.
Mh. Ki-iiinokm's committee had to
stand a great tieul of criticism and abuse
during tho last session lof Congress
from republican ct itors and ournals,
and not a few (Iciii.m rots looked lightly
tisin the lalmra and (loiibllngly imiii
tho results of the lutes l micu lw the
Committee on Expemlitu cs In tic- lo.
partnientof Justice. The summary or
tho results of tho work of the commit toe
as published yesterday, emphatically
show that all doubling T . -niasc-i were
mistaken.
Not only In the langut- of thn re
port did Ihe comm Upc I ..I "evidence
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strong and conclusive as to their guilt,
and that tho government was defrauded
of largo sums, and large sums wore also
expended to secure tho Indictment
and conviction, yet no person
wus eonvlctud and punished, und
(dvil suits have not been instituted to
recover tho vast sum thus fraudulently
obtained," but tho trail of fraud and
crime was traced to thu throne itself,
and Hay i:s refused to Inteifero to par
don and place upon thu stand tho only
witness who knew thu most important
facts, and tho only Star-Kouter con
vlctod.
This is tho old method Of thu llopubli
caus, to send the witnesses to tho peni
tentiary and turn loose tho principals.
But tho grout fraud, II Yi:s, appears
as a moral as well as political Iran. I.
With all his temperaueo and religious
regime, his ostentation In matters
Bontlmoutal, reformatory and tnor
al, ho is shown by this
report to havo stood In witli
tho money thieves Just us he stood in
with tho thloves of tho Presidency pre
viously. Mil. SiMtlNOKit and bis committee
huve evidently done good work and de
serve the gratitude of the republic lor
collating and placing upon record these
1,0011 pujrcs of Itepiil.licau thievery,
fraud and monstrous perversion of pub
lic trusts, anil prostitution of ollicial
duty to personal greed. It is also
another evidence of tho fact that where
ever a Democratic eouimillce puts on its
spectacles It discovers It. publican ven
ality and fraud. The partial work ol
this committee also shows how impor
tant il is, as M it. I Ikniuiii'K s has been
impressing upon his audiences, that an
opportunity, lull ami unobstructed,
should be given to the Democrats to
"examine Hie books" that Republicans
alone havo been manipulating for
twenty-live ye:irs,uiiil still hold securely
under lock and key. Let the people
have the chance lor an investigation on
a grander scale, and that shall take in
all the departments.
Kverv
Joker.''
smoker should try "Little
I. melon Turks.
The claim made for Loudon that if is
better provided with greenery than any
oilier great city of Kuropu Is doubtless
true, besides tho great parks, of which
there are u good number, thocity Is doi
ted all over with small squares very
much like (iramorey park In New York
In niiiiiy ri specls. They are the private
property of lliu owner or owners of the
houses surrounding it, and the use of
Ihcni Is restricted to the tenants. It is
the exception ral hor Jlliun Hie rule, ap
parently v ben any one is seen in these
parks, and their elii.'l function seems to
lie to serve as a lung to the neighbor
hood. The gates are kept locked against
the children I ilie poor, a group
of mIii. in may sometimes be seen play
ing on the sidewalk outside under some
overhanging branches, as if thev would
draw as close to the green grass ami
trees as they could. The great, parks
are, of course, iqien lo llicin.d.iil the dis
tances are great. The neccssitv of furn
ishing greater park a m illations to
the poor has allraeted some attention of
bile, and u committee with a long name
in ! In nvr '.'iie in L'uglau.l without a
im.lte- with ii long name lately an-
''"ii I that a certain p irk w as about
to be opened as an experiment. No
d.. ul. I alter tin iiough has chipped to
allow the lull effect ol this rash venture
to be seen th experiment will be
continued Mini all proper caution.
The benches of the li r Temple thus
open their beautiful gardens on the
Thames (where Shaksieare phi I the
s le in which the houses of York and
i.iiuciisinruociarcd war ami e lose t he r I
. ' , . . "'veiling limn
.....in ..i one uiiin me millillc ul Au
gust. Hut this concession seems ex
ceptional. Tho expression on the face
of one uf the retainers of Lincoln's Inn
when we suggested that Lincoln's Inn
Holds might be thrown open to the poor
children, was something to be reiiiein
bercd. Considerable activity Is being
shown, however, in movements for the
children. Until is Impossible not to be
auiuseil at the tremendous earnestness
with which soiiiii ol the Knirlish news
papers r he, us new und important
ret elation, Ideas which have become fa
miliar elsott here from long use.- New
York Tribune.
.Major lleynis, chicl o the motile putter
department, left this moi iiiiii! for Gal
test. m; .-up! I'lesidcnt Wl lock,
, ,11"' , ,N"W Means Pacific
dit islon of lb,. Texas ,v I'acitlc, ncc ini
panieil by tel. Cummins, I. ft f..r Nett
nrlcans at the sntne time. Manager
Ibixici-Apicsv s ureal regret at having
to reduce th- luiH-lianieal forces here
an. I eNcM liere, but tin- exigences of the
occasion require p, mid be has no other
alternative left him. Short crops and
general dullness in trade is telling
linuiici.illy on the railroad interest.
Hi- hi-pl Ilia I r.io.l.f.
.Mrs, ltlank--"Do you remember that
love song you used to sing lo me before
wo were married - the one about tho
'spicy Isles?'"
Mr. Illank "Let me sen. oh, Ves'
'The splcv Isles where the bright 'sun
smiles. '
"Well, you havo kept your promise
und taken mo there, but there was no
smiling sun; only gaslight."
'Token you where?"
"To the spicy Isles."
"Keiill v, my dear, what spicy Isles tire
you talking alsiut?"
"Theatre aisles, between Hie acts, and
voii dlit your share toward spicing them,
UKi."t Philadelphia Call.
Choice Apple Hutterat Alston's.
Mn. II. I'. Atttrtl.
Ilt-TOiiiNs, Sept. so. (CorresMin
donce.l -Mrs. D. o. Atwell, wlfo of II. D.
Atwell, wus burled ta-dav after a linger
ing Illness of three weeks, from effusion
oflhehraln. Mrs. Atwell was horn In
Jamestown N. Y Sept. i MH, and
died Sept. at Nst, making her Just::,
years and 4 d iys old. she lost her life
in taking euro of her sou Houston, who
was dangerously III. she in mourned bv
many friends and leaves a surviving
husband with four children. IVnce to
her soul.
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Mt-Cnllnuuh, ths Arltir, rrmtralrtl.
Cnn-A.io, Sept. Stl. As a climax to tho
cone presented at MeVleker'a theatre
last night, when McCuliough essayed
tho part of Mpartacus In the Gladiator,
and only succeeded In finishing the Hart
after great difficulty and most unsatia
Uetorlly. The management announces
thin morning that the engagement of
Mr. McCuliough has closed.
Our line of farlnaeious
oup st tl lis In complete.
gisxt and
FnH. Alston.
Vellnw Kevrrln New Vurk lliirtinr.
Nkw Y iik, Sept. :ki.-Tho schoon r,
Matilda Itrisikn, from the West Indies,
arrived w Ith threo i f her crow slc! with
yellow fever. Thn cases are lull,!, a-i.l
the patlenis who were removed to the
hospital will, It is ihmight, recover.
1 he schooner was detained In the lower
qtinrantlnn snd w ill not he alhiwml to
come up to the city for a week or more.
Pig Hides. Tongue, snd a full lino or
I hoi.-e Men's, im, - d uud smoked, at
POLITICAL NEWS.
GOV. HENDRICKS AT LOUISVILLE.
Sliest of til Fmitliern Exposition Ills
MfiKiiillccnt lti-ccpt Jon CmiKrea
ffluniil 'i,iiilimilons State
ami Nutloiml Notes.
ov. Ilnilrlrks at Loulsvllla.
Indianapolis, Sept. ,Ki. tiov. Hon
dricks left tho city this morning to visit
the Louisville Exposition, where he will
bo tho guest of tho Commissioners.
AIUUVAL or UKNimtl KS AT 1.0U1S-
vi i.i.i-:.
TiOPlsNtl.M?, Kept, at'. Although it
has been rrtlnifig all day, extensive pre
parations wero mado for the reception
of Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, who
comes to be the guest of the Southern
Kxposition. The city is full of visitors
from neighboring States, and is hand
somely decorated for tho occasion, Mr.
Hendricks arrived iu the afternoon
from Indianapolis, and was met by the
Kxposition committee, consisting of
Mavor Charles D. Jacob. 1". Hooker
Heed. Hon. K. I'. Madden, Dr. J. II.
W all her, Hon. I i. D. Standi
I'ord, Col. Ileiineu 11. Young,
Col. It. M. Kelley and
Messrs. Illooin, Robinson, Kri j.penstaplc
and Hoginiiier. A largo crowd was at
the depot and listened to Mr. bloom's
address uf welcome. Mr. Hendricks re
plied by thankinii tho committee lor ils
kind reception, and afterwards he
was driven to the Louisville hotel, fol
lowed by a erv large eoiuMiirso of
wildly enthusiastic people. In the
artenioiin a brilliant reception w as held
at the hotel, whcio Mr. lien. nicks met
many of his friends and admirers of
tills city and State. Mr. Hendricks is
accompanied by Mr. Shovean, of In
dianapolis. Hit is looking ruiuarkably
well and fresh.
In the evening Gov. Hendricks was
escorted to Hie Exposition building,
m hero in spite of its raining in torrents
he tvas enthusiastically received by -,-IKKI
people tvlio gave ' hiui
a Kentiicy welcome. As he
entered the building, ililniorc's
baud played "Hail to the Chief," chang
ing tho latter to familiar national airs.
The dlNlliigiiislieil visitor was happily
introduced by Col. Hennetl Young, tho
I'resident of the Kxposition. Mr. Hen
dricks then made u timely and
appropriate address for the occasion,
lie was simply a visitor and u guest at
the Exposition, ami polities was not
menlioued.
In a short speech he said he was happy
to meet iu Hie Exposition eiti.ens, not
only of Kentucky, but Indiana and oth
er States, and he regarded it as un
interestingcireuinstance that citizens of
these States could meet and enjoy such
il ureat o.xposit ion. lie spok'o of the
richness ot Kentucky soil, and of the
blue-grass country aiid ils production of
line stock, lie referred to the relation of
Indiana ami Kentucky, saving thatoiily
the river divided them. .Sir. Hendricks
dwelt on expositions as educators and
compared many of the Implements of
former days to tho improved ones of to
day. The speaker then complimented
in
fciiu oii;.M-si, icrios, too mamnnccui
display oi tint exposition. Mr. Hen
dricks w as most happy iu his manner
and was continually interrupted by ap
plause. At the conclusion of his speech he was
shown through the building and held an
informal reception in the main aisle
where he had lo shake hands tt ith every
one iu the biiilditn;. lie left the
buildings amid tremendous cheer
ing and returned to the hotel,
lie will remain in lh. city Wednesday
and visit tie- exposition aain. Mr.
Hendricks will address a political meet
ing at New Albany, Indiana, on Wed
nesday night.
Cov. Ireland anil Col. Cll.ln.
Haiku, Sept. Jli. t'oncspondencc.
This morning Gov. Ireland and. Harnett
Gihbs arrived, -uid about '.i o'clock an im
mense audience had assembled nt the
court house to hear the questions which
hate for so long a time agitated Hie
minds of the people handled. Ample
provisions ttere prepared, and etcrv
thinglondcl to sin. m Ilia1, the people
appreciated our candidates.
At about in o'clock llie Governor and
candidal.. ,,r Lieutenant Governor ar
rived ut the court-house and ttere wel
comed with the music of the llaird
brass band. At n tew minutes after
ward tho Governor was introduced, and
cominenced his s eli by coiupliiiii nt-
iug our people on their improvements,
enterprise and public spirit, lie han
dled the school uud lease law In a mas
terly iiiuuncr, shotted the great Inde-p-
n. lent in his true colors, and from the
profound respect and marked
attention of the t-eoplc to
nun we Icel sale in saving i
Unit be completely captured the crowd
and made a most favorable impn-ssion,
dimming 1 1,,. ndnds of many in his'
favor. I
The Governor was mi-re nrnumentiie '
than persuasive, just something t suit I
A frontier people.' His nrmimi-uts in fa !
vorof Democratic administration Mere1
declared by many to be unanswerable. I
H e nott pi-edict s iiiainrily for Ireland I
tar beyond the loud e pi vlateiu.s of.
in ii r i v. .
After the Covurnor finished the audi-,
eiiee dispersed to n most 1 .11 1.1 O 1 1 I
meal, alter tvlii.-li Col. (iibbs was iulro-
iiiiccii, and w ielded his subject most I
NMiiiuiiv, explaining most thoroughly
the working of the bmso law ami every
act of the Eighteenth Legislature with
m hich he was connected, to the lull sui
Nlaction of his audience. The ifeneral
impression Is that Ireland and Gibbs
are a credit to the true old Democratic
parly, thoroughly represeutliigthe prin
ciples so long, and well enuncialed bv
the lovers of principles and not men.
The orators iro to Abilene to-morrow ,
m here they w ill speak.
Irl.li-Anierl. Hii lti-)iilitlrsni.
Cim inmati. l)., Sept, .'M.-The Na
tional convention of the Irish-American
Republican l.eugue assembled this after
noon snd nearly ;tuo delegates are ul
readv registered. Among tho lcs.linir
members kia Gen. Malay, of Galves
ton. Texas, W. II. Houston, ot San An
tonio, Texas, and J. O. Hourke, of Mo
bile, Alabama.
The convention assembled al p. m
A. 1,. Morrison, of New Mexico, called
It to order and made a brief address, say.
nig the object w as to use every effort
to elect Hluiiie and Logon and give
notice to all parties in this conn
ry that it Is dangerous to
have an nllluneo with tho Hrltish
press or tho Hritlsli government. Wil
Hum 1. Gleason, of Cleveland,
was chosen temporary sccre
tarv, Richard (. Kannlng, of
olumbun, having withdrawn. .1.
J. Geghan, of Clnclnipitl, Secretury of
tho eommittees appointed on permanent
orguninntion, resolutions ami to assist
the election of lllulne. A telegram was
read fro.., T. S. Cunningham, of San
h ranclsco, nud letters from don. W. W
Dudley, r Washington, ami It. T. Hunt,
or Kansas City. Adjourned until 10 a. "
1.i.r'i""",l,t,,n",J l,(,r"i'it organ.
ration have agreed upon A. T. Morrl-
3r!.,t,1r1,sUlt"'t. -"I J- J- tieghai for
The Ktrslahinnt Ksnsllcs.
I.ansino, Mi.-ii.,Sept,3(l.-Tho Green
hackers who rofusedto rusomet here to
day ul t ho hotel and endorsed tho . t en
a d.;!!'Tk ,",,t"r!, Hlr,'y S i "h
a bled six more vacancies that nn y ,'c
'.' 'I,,,,B""' f State ticket was
referred to the stato coin millee.
The Asurinhly f Knmr,
l"MK, Pa.. Sei.l. :io 'i-i...
Hi;:
e' ui i''Vl'liuiriuan. The Imi
liiiiuou the
piesiion of fusion.
t '- lilnlns I'lrcu. lipnamrtt.
Dayton, ).,s,.,,i. :w.-MMu,m, .....
parly
nod
big,
I' "-1 1,
lilt
lotctio be'weon nine
o'clock this
, i special tMiin
-vMro,t, p. K. It-,,,,.
J .". . i'"',,-f u- .w.
ten
on
.-It--.
tor Plumb were added to the party.
Previous to leaving a delegation of about
loo merchants and business men of the
city called at the ltoodv Houso to pay
tlieirrespeetsand Here cordially received
by Mr. Hlaine. At the dopot there w is
a big crowd who cheered heartily as tl e
train moved away. The ride to Davt' ii
was very similar to the one along
tho Lake Shore, stops were made ut
Eosteria, Kenton, Kitlcn, Ikllel'ontaine,
I'rbuna, Springlield und two or three
other places, at all of which a
crowd of people greeted Mr. Hlaine with
cheers and ho mude brief speeches of
acknowledgment.
At Springlield all tho manufacturing
establishments und tvorksliops,of which
thoro aro many, were closed to allow
tho workmen to seo the distin
guished visitor, and they assem
bled and gave him u most hear
ty welcome. Erotn Springlield
the run was made rapidly to Dayton,
where thuro was another crowd. Mr.
Hlaino was escorted by the
local committee to tho " Heck
house, where he took tea.
Immediately after tea ho went out to
review a lore hliuht procession. The
square iu Ironl ol tho court house
and all ' the adjacent streets was
thronged w ith people, and iu response
to their repeated demands. Mr. Hlaine
snoko a lew words of thanks for his
kind reception. To-morrow ho visits
the Soldiers' Home, ami then proceeds
southward, reaching Cincinnati in the.
afternoon.
As a lirt-entiiick Statu Convention.
Hki.i.i-.i-ontk, Pa., Sept. -10. Eighly
threo delegutes, representing twenty-six
ol the sixty-six counties of the Slate,
met iu the court-house to-day as
a Greenback State convention,
.lames Davids was chosen
temporary chairman, and the con
vention oigani.ed permanently by
the election of Dr. St. Clair, of
Indiana county, chairman. Alter a
great deal of wrangling, the convention
nominated lor Coiigiessinan-at-large N.
L. Alivood.of Yemigo county ; Elcctors-at-lurge,
Thomas Armstrong, of Pitts
burg; Samuel Cohin, of I'.lair. and
William Willielm, of Schuylkill.
Kcceptlon of llie Next rn-stileut.
Al.il.tNV, Kept. :). Gov. Cleveland
was busy to-day finishing up his work
preparatory to his trip to ltull'alo. On
Thursday ho goes on the fast train
which leaves bore at noon, arriving at
llullalo at 7:1(1 p.m. The train makes
but three stops. At I'tica, Svruciisu and
Kochester, and at Cleveland's home the
eilizens will unite in receiving him,
irrespective of party, it will take the
form of an exhibition of local pride,
and if is believed that theiU-iuonstration
will be a very imposing one.
The Spontaneous Di-iniinil.
Dovkji, Dki.., Sept. :io. 'loo Republi
can stato convention was held to-day.
The platform commends Rhino's letter
of acceptance as a true cxposititn of tho
National pint form, and declares the
nomination of liiaino the spontaneous
demand ol the party. The request oft Im
Temperance Alli .nce committed for the
introduction ol'u local option plank was
icp-eic.i ny in. i . 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 : u on rcsolu-
lions.
Anthony lliggins was nominated for
1 inventor.
Arkansas llcpiililiciins.
Litti.i: lioi u, Sept. :iii. The Republi
can State committee to-night selected
an electoral State ticket: Kor the State
at large, Thomas Harm-sand D. D. Leach;
tirst district, K. Hishi.p; second, Frank
Silvcrnia-i; third, Jacob Kricdhcim;
I'oorlh, W. N. .May; liflli, G. W. R.
Smith.
M. W. Henjamiu was noininaleil for
Clm f Justice.
Coegrci.slonal N.iii.liintii.ii.,
Ill I'll M ts- A.-ll rsK I s.
Hi i.-ToN, Sept. :.,).- Th,. Second .hslil.-l
I 'i n.ci'i:ts iioniin:
Adams for ( 'oiii'i-css
-.1 .b.l.e.
' II'WV
T In- regular Republicans
district nominated K. H.
I 'ongrcss.
i f Im- I
Havdeti for
Hum i i:i:ntii skw toitu.
Ti;-.Y,Scpt. :in. Ilenrt-G. Hitrleigh, of
Whitehall, was rciioiiilniitcd for ' Con
gress by the Republicans of the Ei-rh-
teeuth district.
I'oriiril NKtv JKltst.v.
Hhi.vipkiii:, N.J.Scnt. .10.- The Dcui-I
ocrats of the Court1! district n uiiinuleil !
Pidcock lor Congress. I
"""Kb. Hill PKNXSYI VAM.t. j
Wii.i.iAMsi-oitr, pa., Sept, :tu... The I
I loorulsol' the Eighth district iiomi- I
listed E. W. Sherwood for congress. I
MIVKM II. tkntii Mi f I. . 1 1 l I . !
Sr. Lot is, Sept. .10.- Republicans or :
the Seventh district iiomin itcd Mathctv I
G. Heyiiolds for emigre bv aeelainu
lion. Judge C. A. New .;n,li 'having de
clined the Ib-puJlLiri nomination
in the Tenth fffln, th eon-1
grcssiona! coinm.y.:; f that district!
having pott er t.111 the vaean -v I
to day ad.. pled u rcsrttiition endorsing
.1. II. Morse. I iiileoi.i.ilni.l I !... i ;..
candidate w ho is running against M. L.
Clarly, the regular Democratic nomi
nee. Andrew' I'. Ilrown, Grcnback eau
didate o the Eight district, of this cit v,
has tt itli.lratt ii.
m.vi: t ii : nn in t.
T -i'iio, Mi ii , Sept. :;u. The Gn vn
backers of the c colli Coiigressi.e- d
district refused to accept the Antt-Mo-nopoly
nominal ion and to day met here
and endorsed the nomination by the
Democrats ol E. ('. Carlelon.
THE BEST
Italr reilontlte la the world Is TIaI.!.'-!
llAtlt Itf.NKMl ll. It cun-s nil lllst a-CM.f
the walp, ami stitiuilates the hair gl.m.l
t licnllhftil ai lli.ii. It s'sp, . fallin;', f
III.' hair; p-vtciiN ps tri nln.' gruv; curvs
l.a.diM-n.and r -.teres tianliriil color und
liy-Jin-M of H pciii-aMi- lo heads alremlv
while w ilh n;e. The following urn a few
lllu.tnaluiu of w hat is done by'
HALL'S
Vegatabla Sicilian
HAIR REHEWER:
atni. HrmnsiRBT, SU rnnkltn Art.,
70wi'lfa,A. 1 ., sftiir a d-trro au.uk ef Krv
IhiIiw In tlx hm.1, feini.t hrr Mr alrcudv
jy-fallhiKnlTioMi'MI) Ihnt its- Kien Imskui,
qallK kikl. (ins b..ltl of lUi...- IUis Ui.
Miwrii brought It l,.-k a. .un, hruno ud
tlik-k u wl.ua he wiu girl.
a Mn. Ksi.isn.sn 1.1 ftrmor.itMr ITnr
Mir, ,(., ii-jn-ulv an. Ii .lr Un, and lt
lliilc llii-ro ;ia of It lm.1 tsu-omo ii.m ly whin-.
Ji....-;.ui..f IUi.l'i Una lOsiLis ,,!,
tii-i J or l.alr, si brows and fri li
r Mn. A.T.Wau., On,nH,M. ChnKIt,,
A.,wrun: "I ti .vt fV-inul ll, innmi b.-i.
cilt Horn Ihuiiinof Hall's litis "isiwn,. .
L iving iMtiinst my lislr, whlrh rsully fell.
hi oil, an. I rwi.irusHl Iu urlylnal Cvk.r."
o T.,V"' r".',1' f,r VM," "riin
tliKl "IIaii.'s Una Krsrwis li eirrllrnl f..r
.L f ""'" H'vrt bacilbo noiunl color
w (Wis! stij uray linlr."
r win. rj. k. elmott, cinrttit, xr. m,
say.: One bottl.of IIai.is Haiii Kissnm!
tan& my hair to ha natural, )ouiliful color."
No Injurious (uhainnces enter Into tho
eoriipo.ltlonof IlALL'8 IlAlll ItFNFAVrii,
and It Is nut a dye. Its vciretnhln Ingri
a .'".u ft'n,1,'r " 11 1,10 ulKhest d.-irref .n,
flclul to tho scslp a a preventive of ill
Cll'..I,. Br nutural ami lasting,
and It does not mako tho hair dry and
brushy, like the so-called rmtoratlvu i oow
iKiundcd with alcohol,
Buckingham's Dye
for ma
WHISKERS
Is. In fmir respects surlor to all other-.
1st U will proilucu a rich, uuturnt
color, brown or black, ns d.-hvil.
8.1 1 he color so pnaliutsl . la-rm-in, n'
cannot h.Mva.licd oll'.iind will t t i 1;, I
thing with which It comes 1,,,-u,,,;,,.,, '
oil It Is n single nroimr n l.m. i,n, p,,, ,.
convenient of application thwi unv lu r
iLilrei-wlibkcrdvc. "i,r
4ih-lt couialt.i, ni d, I.-trtl,.,., r.T,
to?,Uu "ll"iy
cr.ii.vr.L & :., k,:,,, lf a
Pe,.lly ,! 'li' -i n :;..;:( !u,.,
SANGER II, ;
The attention of the ladies is respectfully fa.
rected to the many Elegant Novelties which were
received by us during the past week. Never before
have we offered such large
we do this season. This
which we made during: the
the close attention of our
TliB LIZtTIES OP1
D
ress
I
WE ARE SHOWING MOW
AltMl Iti: ItASKKT CLOTH -Marine, New
Hrown, New .Moilc. ttrlijlit Myrtle, Hark
Grey,
HIS0N ci.iiTII- la Four Coloring..
fiS-INtll I'LAIN TltK-OTS-liarnil.Wliic,
linens. Brown, lilacs, lllack and Choco
late. SILK AMI WOOL MOMIl: I'l.AIDS-
Plaln to niati-h, In finest variety of shinies.
CASIIMKItK I'l.A IKS-Large anil Small
Size Phii.ls In tin- Latest Ci inbinutloti of
Colors.
lUAIiOMI. st.ltl.l. SI ITS-ln i.e.
ular Colors, with Shaded
Arra'i-iie l-'linv. t.
-I Pop
Kniscil i
IN' ALL WIDTHS, AT
IS ALL NBV SIIAHHS,
3STEW -A. R,
hi. B B I o
DiacK
JERSEYS,
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Notion lullu'tii.yol lAliIl-:s'WKAUINUAI'PAlti:L Is us u.solul, in
ii.ti'tr.s j K UHI-, Y W A ISTS, and
they are excisslinuly stpulur. We have u
eruio prices, weoir.-ru b,skI ipuillty or Jersey, In lllack. Oorn.it, Nary B1W.
with llox Plnlt In tho hack, for IJJfi.
Ourneilnunlltyls miule of much nuer goods, wlili Kuu llw-k un.l tln
wh have In lllack, Uarnet, Navy llliieaml B,-al Hmwa for IS.
Wo are aUoHhowIng nn excellent line of Imported Jersey, ot ry (In. li in
which arobraljisl and ntlieni Issnltsl, for II, o i up.
CHILDREN'S
la Cardinal, Garnet
Hire
Prices
rW-Nollnoor Junw-yihas been luoronin
tomippiy It, pBlrons wlh 10 r,K)l( (ti(od( Rt
ilWitfi
variety of rich goods a
is due to the sacrifices! (
past two seasons, and ? J f
a vt.
buyers.
Good!
H AS FOLLOWS!
SILK ItltOCHK MOMIKS-PUicj
match. These art- Suit Patlerus and i
Iu the Newest Kluiikwi.
' IHAliONAL SKKOK St ITS-W
Rained Siuart-s, plain to matcli
lilac, llrotvii and Gurnet.
SILK AMI WOOL MIXED 11 III
li:i:ss coons-Plain to match, Ii
est I laminated Shades.
HOl ltKTTK STltU'KS-Plalii Uiliim.
cvtry Desirable and New Shade.
Ki;ii!i:i) xioiiAiits ami noiJ
.-tn s.,,1
ttr.ovn. t
Ale.llliui I
l'.-rl:
SIODEIIITE ritlClS.
AT MODERATE rilll'ES.
IExLI V.'A L OF
being; aultal.le lo any and all kin
large sUs-k of strictly deslrablo U
and 3!ue.
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rl(Ut i ilcct th(tn
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