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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29
NOTICES..

CLornrxa.--A penny saved 10 . penny
earned 10 . tru.sm-,but there are very
many whs srs penny wise end pound fool
ish especially 10 the pdrchsse Of clothing
A suit with bright colors attracts their eyes
and they it take before they have examined
the textnrs or know whether II will wear.
II il right that every man should be
economical, but it is also true that o rule
the best material made up into suit is the
cheapest ia the end.
The truth Of this sermon will 30 made
apparent 70 every one who will pay visit
o Sam Psrry's extensive clothing house
As Brsdy st. You can get . good clothes
= ~ made. at that place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

PnGSixl BILLIARD HALL.-Free concer.
this evening At S o'clock, by Strassar 6
Band. Everybody invited to call and hear
the music SFLKES 4 Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

Hughes, of the boot and shoe firm OF
Hughes 4 Atkinson, returned from the
Eastern market yesterday, with a splendid
assortment OF goods.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29
TY 1T T. M =.
T O. N 1G III T !
II Turn out and hear this distinguished Demo

REv. SAMUEL NJ. Mosros, Pastor Of the
North Presbyterian church Of st. Louis,
will preach in the RsformeI church to-
morrow morning At TO- o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

On vial 10 sufficient - eonvioee the
most serupulous Of the invaluable end IN
isiline salsssy Of MADAME ZADOO POR.
TRRsa OURATlVE BALSAM iee The euro
Of Colds, Coughs, Hearseasss. Shostness Of
Brsathipg, Asthma, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Huskiness, Tickling in the the Throat.
Tishtness of the Chest, and Consumption.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

Ir u sn old saying that il 10 the cheap
ct to always buy the best. This i nors
imoortant with medicinal preparations
than any thug else. and u should always
~ remembered BY the invalid Who requires
= reod stomach Bitter, that tho Constitu
tisn Bitters are far superior to the ordinary
separation sold ~ such.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

PAPER Boxes Attention is called to
the card Of II. A. Schsll, Chicago,
manufacturer Of paper boxes. All work Of
this kind sent fran this house is warranted.
Mono but the best material used, and expe.
rienced workmen employed. All orders
promptly attended to. See card.
TmR SABBATH School CONVENTION, at
Rock Island, opens on Tuesday next At 0
o'clock A. NJ. in the Methodist church. A
general attendance on the part Of teachers
10 earnestly requested. Many prominent
workers in the cause have .ignified their
intention to be present. An interesting
session is anticipated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

RDyal Dskan1 Powder.
Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
DAkine Powder does II. Ask your grocer
o. Il. esd take no other. Il 10 . decided
mprovsmeat over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

Torr YorR SrsrEx.-Ths tonic proprie-
ties of Spesr's Standard Wise Bitters ars
sucb, Ii at none can use them w.eous Nc1Nns
essen.iai benefit The effect will b TO maintain
the usual stemina asd vigor 70 the system.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

Whiieeub's Remedy for sAstbns b >
sure curs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

A. A.-M.-lS6l-L.-Y.
CONSTITUTION BlTTERS
eak3 The best Tonic in the World
d a PEREEC CURE
NA EoR DYSPEPSIA FEVER h AGCE.
20 Aciiity OF the stomach Loss Of Ap
petite. Nausea Heart urn, Janndice. and all dIsea-
ees arising from dsorjered rtate OF the stomach,
Liver Or intestines
Large bottle for 81 90. Manut,ctured by seward.
Beatty q Cheney. Buffalo. n Y and sold by all
Druggists.
Buasn.a.S 4 vAS sursAcx. Agents. FOR the North
west. jyEdw&s&w
Notice.
VDARTlES DESiROIS OF ENTERING
l. foods Tor Premiums or Exhibition at the
boming Fair Of the Scott County Agricultural
Society, will save time and trouble by making
their entries before the .,h Of 5eptem Der, at the
Office of the Secretary. 8? Perry Street.
eng29-dtd wA. x. HAiGHT, Sec'r.
HuG' WATT.
PRACTICAL BER,
Monroe Street ... CHICAGO
Baths. Water tlosiss, Wash. Busins &C.,
owaERs, ARCHITECTS AND RUILDERs
are invited to examine nv stock Of Water
Closets, Baths. Wssh Basins, In sinks, Cooper
Boilers and Brass and Silver Plated Cocks OF
the best manufacture.
Experienced Workmen sent to any
part of the Country.
kUSE & GKIGGS,
Booksellers and Slali0ners,
So Ferry Street,
Near Post Oiice,
Davenport
New Maps Of Iowa.
The Beautiful Picture Old Oaksn Bucket.
Rock Of Ages.
Croques Sets complete, %.
New Initials Tor Stamping Paper.
Oval Picture Trsmss.
Tissue Pager al solors.
LUsE 4 GRICGs.
Olirer Optics New Book.
New Volume by Miss Mulbaek
Note Paper and Envslopes.
School Booke.
Artists Materials.
Pocket Msnoranduno.
Now style Copying Press.
Blank Books.
Family Bibles. al sizes.
Legal Blanks.
ASA. LUjsE = GRlGGs. loss.
Is PERRY STREET. DAVENPORT.
4 P. LUsE. F.a Gkfd0S. Ia DAT.
Low BROTMERS 4 CO.,
coMMlSel0M laEacnAmTs,
lss wasAicgtoa Street,
Chicago. .11ll0oaoe
CANCERS CURED.
nR m sH1sN, O6ies and 1naraasy, 0ee Wabash
fSIy tsssss Cssssss Wtnoat kniis. Lsss Of Blood
cehous Pain, In the sAOftess tine imaginable. Also
successfail tfeass Chronic Dissasss and
WANTED.
Lands and Real Estate
In exchange for laQUORe In Bond.
Address IMP0RrsR. Box 1926 Z: y. Phil.
adolphis. eng A-d4t
Boiler for Sale.
A FIRST CLASS DOILBR, - YBIr LONG, =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

We, members OF the Iowa State Teach
ers Association, take pleasure in returning
thanks to the Northern Line Packet Com
pany for convey ing Us to and from Keokuk
At half fare.
W. also express our high appreciation Of
ana gratitude to Capt. J. ". Campbell for
ME careful attention to our wants and
wishss, for the sumptuous dinner and sap
per provided, and for doing oil in his power
to make our ride upon his excslien, boat
pleasant and delightful
N. witter, uuscatine.
VIM. A. Bemis. Davenport
\. Re lows, Iowa City.
G Is. Deniscn, Nnscatine.
leung. Davenport.
MISS T Scnoteld Davenport.
Miss l.. Sudiow. -"
MISS a. johnson, :.
Miss N. Smiley,
MISS N. Middleton, :.
MISS > Davenport, =
MISS A. heating. /"
Miss NJ. Wagner,
MIssS. Wallace.
Miss A. Y. Oliver,
Mrs. u. A. AcGouegal"
Mr. v. A. Bemis,
=. Y. Ebusole, lows CITY.
Y. Y. Nsstlsrods, Fostini
Thomas n Bro~n, Muscaiine
Mrs n Wit.er,
Miss Lille Morrison, /"
Miss ksbecca Beard,
MISS Fannie Nisley, +"
Miss Anna Underwood. Mnscatine.
Ellen X Shepard, Brookheid.
Florella King washington.
Nv Lewis. Washington.
VIM Wolf. Tipton
Mrs Alice Wolf Upton.
) Howe, Muscatine.
Martha Daniels. Upton.
Bessie Smith. Upton.
Fred ) De6rush. Maquoksts.
TO'Phelan. Zwingle.
CHICAGO Tool AND NIss FAcroRY.-The
attention Of the trade is calle 10 the card
Of I. Raybou'd / Co.. proprietors Of the
above named factory, in another column
One Of the spcciaitss of the house, and to
which particular attention is paid, u the
manufacture Of solid box vises, and every
ono that is turned out is warranted. The
picks. wedges, stone s'edges, and improved
wrought iron parallel viaes manufactured BY
this firm will compare favorably with any
that are offered to the trade. Give them .
trial. their goods ere such Is will suit.
Tas Bssr AAps- Chas. Fradsl, the emil
nsnt pianist and composer, says in regard
70 the beautiful vox. .humaua tremolo 10
Esty's organs.
It must bs heard, to bs appreciated. l
am Of the opinion that no person Of taste
will buy On instrument without this great
improvement.
For sale in this city by John Hoyt Gene
raj Agent for the Northwest corner 4.h and
Brady Street.
School LAWS OF Iowa pamphlet mas
been laid On our table entitled, School Law .
Of Iowa ~ amended BY the 18th General
assembly, with forms and decisions for the
use and Government Of school officers.
II is revised by D. Fraukin Wells Supt
ofPublc Instruction, and reflects great
credit upon that gentleman for the very
thorough manner in which he has made
the revision
|. .. .. F.-All members Of tho order
who have not vet handed in their photo
graphs, designed for the album presented
to Grand Sire Sanders are requested to do
20 at onec-John Gundaker will receive
them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

"WBIrD BoYs ~ BLuE"-Msst early
this evening at their headquarters in Mob.
oils Block, to form an escort for the dem
osratic speakers this evening. Members Of
the Democratic Club will assemble at the
same place, to form in procession. livery
member Of both organizations should be on
he 81 pvnvuptlv cf see.c n,.f,.Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

AB1slne fn1o EvsniNo.-Rally tonight.
boys, q The Csurt Hsuse. = hear beid and
fearless discsoisa sf the political questions
in issue, BY the Hon. W. A. Riehsrdsen Of
Illinois. Let there Be . grand turasut Of
The voters Of the county. By eur nsnbsrs
.s' 10 a' show 10 the trembling radicals thss
..e people are calling them to account for
'a' osmning record Of infamous misruls
.osy nave made during the last ten years.
wen may they echo the dying cry Of their
chisfsain Let d. have peace, Tb.v
shall have il, in measure full and rpnu;ns
over-such peace as an outraged n.cn,e ..o
give, ct the ballet DO. to dssp.rat. ruler.
madly grasping the reius Of sovsrpu.n. "a
destroy their liberties and wrcst fro> ah.m
their most precious constitutional r;pb,
Ays. let them cry ''peacs" but the time a..
come fes bold and aggressive political
warfare. Hold them to their record: Stand
net on the order Of going-but 80 oil Of
yeu, yss Ill, tonight and hsar 0sv. Rich.
ardssn and, you radicals, whe dare ts hear
the tsutA so11s and wslsene.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

OYsrBRs-Will be in season in few days,
and everybody will be on the qui rirs to
know where they can get the best The
very best to be had can be got of II. NJ.
Curtis. No. IL Clark St., Chicago. Orders
can Be sent for can, ,keG or she'll oysters, and
they will bs promptly forwarded BY ex-
prsss. This 10 tho sgsucy for C. s. Malt
BY, and the freshest oysters will always be
found here. See card.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

FAIswELL Ssaxox.-Rsv. Emory Miller,
the efficient pastor Of the Fourteenth Street
Methodist Church, will preach . farewell
sermon to his congresstisn Tomorrow. At
the meeting Of the conference he will prob
ably be sent 70 sems Of the churches Of the
Upper Iowa Confeeencs. He has labored
faithfully and earnestly during bis stay
here, and the ehurch will deeply regret his
departure.
PERsoSAL.-Gen. Rodman has gone to
Washington to attend TO matters connected
with the Government works on the Island.
Lieut.. Chas. Engel, sound Democrat
and genuine good fellow, has been appoint.
cd Deputy Sheriff OF Rock Island.
P. L. Gable, Of Rock leland, who was 80
severely injured out wsst BY the capsizing
cfa coach, Is expected to return next week.
His daughter eaas through yesterday BY
special trains, aud il able to bs about BY
the aid Of fcrutches. She reports her father
very badly injured. but hopes for his ul:i-
mate recovery not, however, without long
and severe suffering. The accident was the
resolt Of earslessnsss on the part Of the
drivar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

clothes is now going On at Franz Meyers,
on I'd street, below the lst National Bank.
He has all qualities, styles and sizes to suit
tho million. lfyoa want something nice and
don't want TO pay small fortune for it,
Franz Meyers is the place to 60. Don't
forget it, but 20 and get measured Mt once.
An eclipse Of the sun is nnnouu ced 10 oc-
cur in August, but it bears no comparison
Of the eclipse Of all hair preparations by
that wonderful medical phenom cns-Dr.
Tebbetts Physiological Hair Regeneration.
Gray or faded hair is easily and effectually
restored. its falling of prevented. and re-
markablc growth produced. Every bottle
warented. Try it, Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-12
AsIUSEuEyTs.

MADAME RIsroRI.-The "Aiarie Antopette" matinee at
the French Theatre yesterday presented scene of
which day performances rarely present counterpart
numbers and the interest taken In the performance.
There will be two more matinees during the coming
week. the closing one Of Ristoris season; one on
Wednesday, when Elizabeth will be given, and
another Saturday the farewell performance or the
and only time on Thursday night and on the Tuesday
of next week, 2lst ins Rstori will pay her parting
respects to the people OF Brooklyn.
IRVING HALL The first concert Of the National Con.
servatory Of Music took place last night before
mcnse audience Pattison played one Of his pieces,
'Soiree and Ball. introduction and grand polka In par
tculary brilliant style. and the Of tho grand piano
were brought out with almost organ degree Of power
In this work Mr. Pason would we'll to cut out the
cadenzas In the introduction and middle; for they
pleey spoil tho rafting spirited character Of the polka
Miss Je ME Ball Gang the boero from sciau Yes
pers, and showed that she has fine voice, which may
place her 10 an enyiablc position on the concert stage
But such piece tho boiero ID unsuited her, aud
therefore sho failed In It, Ia tho ballad which sang
as an encore she successful The other arses
were Severini POznanski, and Misses Pease and Wells
two promising pupils or the Conservatory The person
who presided at tho piano conductor was especially
united for tho position tor he did not assist the
much In the solos
THE FRENCH THEATRE The interesting two act come.
dy "e Testament de Cesar Girodot" attracted largo
audience TO the above theatre last evening The after
pie La Cofde Sensible " Madame Iarrnet Nile
Juiana ana NJ Rousseau distinguished themselves in
thel respective roles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-12
BROOKLYN CITY.

FRE-At al early hour yesterday morning fire
broke out in the four story frame building 337 Fulton
street. Myrtle avenue The cause OF the re Is not
definitely known. but II was nrst discovered on the
fourth door, which occupied by W. s. Eastburn as
pencil case mandatory. Tho flames extended through
the third and second floors, causing damage OF nearly
$I1 900. The losses and assurances arc as follows
Fourth floor W. $. Eastburn loss $4,000; insured IN
the Commerce Insurance Company for $4,000.
yers, loss $500. Second floor, j. Tenbrock, broker,
loss 500; q W. Haynes Co., loss $50; " r. STAN
ton, 5000 add General H. Duryea lawyer, loss 500;
insured for $500 in the Phoenix Insurance Company.
First floor, H. Prave. cigar dealer 81 000 insured
for $4,000 in the Home and Continental Insurance CON-
$500; insured for ST. 900 In tho Lafayette insurance
Company. Messrs. Cole n Murphy, who occupied tbs
rst 1oor adjoining. sustain loss Of 5000 insured ia
property Is owned by Mr. e. Johnson, and is DAMAGED
TO the extent OF 5000; insured in sho Lenox insu.
rance Company Tor $4,000.
SINGULAR DISCOVERY About nno o. clock last night
box discovered in the second story or house IN
New York avenue. corner OF Atlantic which, upon
being opened found TO contain the bodies OF two
Children under two years OF age The remains were
taken 10 the station house and tho Coroner notified
ARsksr or ALLEGED CONSERVATIVES. Francis Abbogg
and Alfred Bernard arrested yesterday afternoon
by Deputy United states Marshal Dsilon charge Of
manufacturing counterfeit currency OF Newtown and
WinHeld Long Island. The accused, 10 said 10
have appeared rs witnesses on behalf OF Alexander
Cochard, who was 10 have been tried for the
same crime A. they did not appear Cochard pleaded
guilty and tbcn gave information which led TO the
arrest OF tae accused They we're taken before Com.
missioner Newton whom Bernard stated that he was in
Cochards employ and that he threatened to shoot him
" he did not print the currency Tho accused 70.
mandcd 20 the Penitentary TO await trial
SUDDEN DgAru PATRoLSAs. -Patroman William
Mclaughlin, who has been connected with the Netropo.
Titan Police force since its organization and for the pas,
few years attached 10 the Forty FIRST precinct was taken
with NJ about two O'Clock yesterday afternoon, IN
drug store at the corner OF Myrtle and Bedford
and died In tow minutes thereafter. The deceased
was forty one years Of His body conveysd 10
his late residence IN Bedford avenue.
PRESENTATION TO Poiics CAPrAN.-The Captain OF
the Forty ninth precinct Oliver D. LEIGH, tho
cpen OF very handsome testimonial from the citizens
OF that precinct, in the shape OF gold WATCH chain
pistol aud purse OF money, valued in all at 5000 The
presentation speech was made by ex-Aderman Roe, OF
tho seventh ward aud responded by the Captain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
wssHrsgrov. Jan IL,

WtsHNur1N Jan IT. 1871
The stEAEgR presented the OF the Territorial Lcgs.
iaure Of Arizona Referred 10 The Committee on Terri.
tories
TINS NEGRO
The House went into Committee OF the Whole on tho
state OF the Union Mr. Dawes in the chair for general
debate on the Presidents annual message
Mr. Baldwin, rep.l Of Mass, took the floor and pro.
ceeded TO reply tho speech Of Mr. Brooks last week
aud TO combat the arguments Of Mr. Brooks as TO the
natural ipferOry OF the African race. lie declares
that the spirit that speech was unworthy OF any an
layihg clsm 20 an elevated civilization. The policy
which should be pursued TO that was a question
winch should engage tho attention OF all wise and GOOD
men, and 1t unpblosophca and wicked TO disturb
that question by the influence OF partisan prsludce or
partisan ambition.
rms fiNsScRs-spREcH or Mr. nAExps
Mr. BARNES dem ~ n. T., addressed the conlnlttse
tbe question Of The national nnances He sald that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-12

sHrr 81 DoaADo. Otis at San Francisco from New York
heavy westerly gales shifted cargo stove bulwars aud
compelled to throw overheard % tons Of coal '' wa
rd s1sI VIZ s % sns from
head gear OF the latter vessel.
B.ar TMoM.s srows tBrs q, San francisco ls.h VI,
81 gales losing the foretopsaiL orelopmast staysa aud
BARK CHAsrrcIYFR from Baltimore for Gibraltar IA
ashore at Swan Point. mouth Of Paapsco Assistance
nah in distress been surveyed The surveyors found
Their examination
BaIc CEL4sIIsr, o. Portsmouth. e. put into Key West
18th inst leaking badly.
.ehr Triton ashore Race Point. sunk song:ds Of the
ns party IS nsm cceee n Seaehpa
Island IN safety The Gen Gilmore subsequently came
Gnr.hen built Broothsyen in 1891 and owned Sy Ser
Ne Ne she belonged aud
msS,S S s for put into
topmast.
a. Sem &. ~ ssgS, Dom Of which ashore
Merchant on MONDAY last.
scHR MONITOR at New London from Race Point
dana &c received when alongside wrecked schr Triton
ss 81 q s sSs s ss. Dec
Dec IT, tnss 'ss
heavy NE gale and snow storm and PROBABLY fonn
sci Of % asajlh tons 5ut at Maitaposet Mass: 10 1883
Dennis S n an Css ny a HE'D IN the
was fully ,nsu,ed a an oce IN Providence The
Islands, master who leaves wife ana four children 10
Farrell aged about 10 years. Of ProyieSse COOK anu '0"
miscellaneous.
B1nf c1s "a. hy n ss3 tons ra'pg Al bull, a Maapo
baby 80 into the whaling business.
BARI sAsrros 753 has been sold at San Francisco
stockton Me- copper fastened bark Of $50 tons
raj and i owned X Hichtorn, 4 Berry. Horss.
her She Is intended for the general freshns business
Whalemen.
Sailed from San Francisco 10Th ul,, bark John Rowland
spoksn-Dcc %, lat 20 lon "a. bark WIN "A Smaller, OF
aud from SALEM en cruise
ship Joseph Hclms. crocser from Boston for Batavia
BARK N.ptun Leur from Liverpool for New York Jan
Brig JoshY May. Turner from Palermo for New York.
Foreign Ports.
Axor Nov lin port ships Geldsn State Deiano, for
Dee Dec yss.e .sp IN stat. Rich Ba
Hone ESs. ,,. % s s s.s s%
Ilsm, Petersen, SYori Island Queen tBr). Dickson,
ss,.a '1g Ocean GAs nr, s ss,a i Eys
LvxRrool. Jan s-Afrived previous. ship Trmountsn,
Sears, NYork.
MlsIi Nov Sin port ship Caduceus tBrl Irwin. for
NYork. and others.
PAl.aso Dec Srn port barss orst,s Wallace for New
York Anderson Fierce and Eagle, wilkinson. for do;
hriss j " Dillingham; Mudgel for Phladepha; ortolan
Thomas, from Genoa, arrived 18th; Clara Gibbs Wilson,
for Boston.
Sailed 18Th. brig Harry stewart, Weeks Philsdelphia
SHAreHAx Nov Sin port Western Chief, Royal Berk.
shire Madurs and Etha Rickmers, all for NYork
swarow, Nov 2--saIed ship Midnight Brock Foochow.
,o SGr s sss ss s.''' n'A'
wuAwroA Nov l3-fn por ship loreey tPrus) Schenck,
for Niork; barks Nellie Chaplin, Wass for do, Penang
Paiten IN dock BRA Atlantic (odeu suhr, for NYork.
Americas Ports.
BOSTON Jan lo-Arrlvei. schr Pomona tBr). Molyneur
aqua (St DOmingol via Nassau NJ. -,
q eaed--Bsrks Reunion, Dunbar, Ma,anxssi Jennie
Irinem Wayersy Torrev Havana; schrs David Collins,
Townsend Havana Mary Cathauc (sr) Atwater ST Jago
saiIcd-Bark Normandy, brig Hesen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-12
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday I

CfScfskArI. Jan III, 1893.
Vaandigham and his friends claim n majority OF the
delegates 10 the Presidential Convention, but say tho
assembly was packed by tho late state Central and
Executive Committees. Thoy assume 10 believe that
they have secured organization OF the party for the
ensuing year. and will contest the election not upon
men but upon principles ascertain whether those
who held by the principles OF tho party strictly shall
control u. or those who abandoned IT,
Tue republican Senatorial caucus met at Columbus
last evcninx and resolved TO put Wade forward
ator The democratic caucus will meet tonight Tor
organization, bat no Senatorial candidate will be named
until ueri Monday.
The Democratic State Central Committee OF Indiana
are bankrupt and send Lafe Devlin TO Washington to
prefer the 'ae TO tho President and tbs leaders OF the
party.