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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-09
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Governor Coke's organ at Waco must
take the back track. 1t will not be the first
time that it has stuffed itself. It opposes
the convocatIon of the Legislature, and yet
would have Governor Coke invested with
Senatorial rpbes. His Excellency forgot to
send his resignation to the Legislature when
in session. In fact he did not know at what
time he would willingly deliver the insignia
of office to Lieutenant Governor Hubbard and
therefore he would not step down and out.
But the people have been looking into the
matter and it seems that his Excellency,
having resolved that there shall be no called
session and having used his influence in all
directions to prejudice people through the
press against Hubbard if he convene the
Legislature-under such circumstances it
is exceedingly awkward to be forced, him
self, to call this extra session or ask for a
proclamation at Hubbard's hands
that he Coke may resign. In
calling this special session, that 1t may
have power to act, the proclamation must
state that the purpose of the meeting is to
accept Governor Coke's resignation. Hub
bard may forget or refuse to insert this 1t
tie clause, and the safest thing for Coke is
to convoke the lawgivers by his own act.
If Coke go to Washington before his resig-
nation has been accepted he is still Govern
or, and if Morton and those other ugly fol-
lows declare that heis not Senator, because
he can't hold two offices at once, Coke's
goose is not only cooked but Coked. There
would occur another senatorial election
and as public opinion exists to-day Coke
would not have ghost of chance. We
only present. a vauge outline of facts easily
comprehended that begin to excite a deal
of earnest discussion at the capital.
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dor SALE.

A valuable farm OF 100 acres in Williamson county,
adjoining the corpo ate limits OF Georgetown. 81
acres in cultivate H. with improvements the south
side OF Fan Gabriel river, oppotite the Fair grounds;
high and healthy having a fine view OF the country
for miles around fine location; to college and a
Female academy; no better in the State, the protes
sors OF which woud be homo any institution OF
learning Living Is cheap; the country beautiful and
healthy. will cell this place for the low price OF
$500 cash. You call on Mr.. j. N. Price, OF
GeorgotowH who Nin take great pleasure in showing
the property, or communicate with me by letter or
otherwise Title perfect. NJ. b. SWEENEY,
aug6 us Congress Avenue, Austin.
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ries them over to the other world. Having
learned that goodness and religion are one,
to them all days are the Lords day; their
homes, the house of God; and their ap-
pointed labor. the ritual of religion.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-09

THERE are 1s7 public libraries in the
city of Boston. and somehow or other BOs-
ton has managed from the beginning even
unto this good hour. By one or smother
means, to govern America.
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brother fremen; also to the mayor and cit
liens generally Of the city Of Austin, for the
hospitality and kind treatment extended tC
US as guests
| ReS0lsea, That the board of underwriters
and the fire insurance agents of the United
States be invited to participate in the an
nual meetings of our association.
! Res0tcei, That all manufacturers and
patentees of fire department apparatus and
supplies shall be entitled TO an honorary
membership of the association upon the
payment of ten dollars annually, and upon
complying with the above requirement shall
have the right to bring before this associa-
ton for exhibition and examination any
material or apparatus pertaining thereto.
| L'eSoteed, That the delegates from the
different cities and towns of the State here
by tender thanks to the proprietors of the
the Raymond House for the kind manner
IN which they have been treated.
The following invitation was read and
accepted: no eH
.. .a AUSTIN, November Q, 1876.
To the President and Members OF the State Fire AS
socauon: 'i. "-
You are respectfully requested to join in
the fireman's parade to-day at $50 r. NJ,
and your company is further solicited to
attend a banquet rendered to the delegates
OF the various companies by the fire depart
ment of this city, at the Raymond House
at 4 P. NJ. JOHN II. RoDINsoN,
Chairman Com. of Arrangements,
On motion, the convention adjourned to
meet at Dallas on the second Wednesday
in June, 1877. s '."
VIC. CoNNoR, President.
j. w. GoLLEDGE, Secretary. a'
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-09
UNOR SALE.

farm OF 81 acres with the improvements one mile
east Of Merrllltown, - miles from Austin, niles
from fonnd Rock, In Williamson county, known as
the Gault place; 90 acrcs Of good praiie land in
closed and in cultiyaon II acres of wood and about
two miles from the farm. The improvements consist
OF dwelling house with rooms out-houses, rock
granary and stable and well OF excellent water in
the YARD II you want good little farm, you can
buy Il for the low price OF $20O. Call without delay
II you want baigain, ON a..--
N. q SWEENEY,
ocS 1i5 Congress Avenue. Austin.
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The Merriam Beef Packing company'l
works are IN full blast at Rockport, and
fat people, afraid Of conversion into lard,
never 60 down there.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-09
FoR SALE.

222 acres OF land and improvements 8 miles south.
west from Georgetown Williamson county and near
tho road from GEORGETOWN to Austin; 1874 acres OF
which Is enclosed with stone & nee i've feet high,
~ feet wide 100 acres in cultivation; splendid land
and In good neighborhood, in fine, healthy country
plenty OF woot and water, You would do well TO ex-
anime the farm, II wish to buy. Call on Mr.. Jam cs
knight OF Georgetown, who will show you the place,
call on NJ. Is. SWEENEY,
us Congress Avenue. Austin.
Also, several nnc dwelling houses in good locations
for sale. Apply to er
Oos NJ d. SWEENEY.
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743 acres Of land In Bastrop county one and half
mies from the Central Railroad, with all the improve
ments, near between McDade and Elgin. A good
chance for n bargain. Terms easy. Call n. d.
SWEENEY, us Congress Ayenue.
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IS Of land IN Travis county, tree-fonrths Of
mile from Monnt Boshesl; six acres in cultivation;
good house, splendid spring and abundance OF fine
building rock and timber. bargain can be had by
apbying TO NJ. u. SWEENEY.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-09

1904 acres, with all the improvements, two miles
from Eiyin, on the Central laroad, IN Bastrop coun
~. Call and get a bargain.
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EoR SALE.

u
Florence Stesm Flouring, Grist ard Saw Mil, Cot.
ton Gin and Press, In Williamson county, at the head
OF the Salado river, situated IN ;ino wheat grown
country There two buildings for mill pnrI oscs
two stories hgh 20x37 feet the other IS ES0
with three acres OF land Also dwelling house with
elk rooms. Engine 30 horse power two of burrs
double reel bolt IL feet long Tine reels cloth,
with Dnnour Dutch anchor boiling cloth; all run by
gear The whole machinery Is complete and In fine
running order. great bargain be bought by
immediate application 10
NJ. D. SWEENEY
oc9 7i5 Congress Avenue, Ausin Texas.
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if76 acres, 800 acrer farming land with improve
ments, plenty OF wood and water fine pasture TWEEN.
ty-nye miles west from Austin. in Travis county
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-09

II you want farms improved and unimproved land
a good as any In the State, you had better call on
M. ID. SWEENEY.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-09

1850 acres OF land, with stock and improvements, in
uuadalupe county, six miles from Knsbury railroad
station, near 10 church and school house; line for
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-09

II you want 10 buy house and lot or building lots
NJ d. SWEENEY.
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TOR SALE.

~ acres OF land, and improvements, u mile west
OF Georgetown, the South Gabriel; will sell five
acres with the improvements; dwelling house with
rooms and hail. cistern, out-houscs, and crib that
will hold 500 600 bushels OF corn; 40 bearing peach
trees The place Is well inclosed mostly with stone.
MI. James Knight, OF Georgetown, viii take great
pleasure in showing the property TO anyone that will
call on him, apply to.
Oc9 NJ h. SWEENEY
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farm OF so acres, north OF Austin about three and
half miles; 40 acres for cultivation 10 in pas
ture. and wood, with improvements, 10 church
and school house, in good neighborhood.
Call on NJ. B. SWEENEY.
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EOR SALE.

i Ha Sac 1..
Five hundred and fifteen acres Of land with the I'M
provemcnts, miles cast OF Georgetown, in " iiliam
son county; 300 tilabe land; $50 cu
tvated this year, making fine crops; plenty OF wood
and water, and in good neighborhoUd. II you want
to buy good farm, go and see it, Mr. j. L. Rucker
ofGeorgetown will take great Measure in showing the
farm TO any person wishing TO lurchas Apply to
NJ. ID SwEkNEY. Austin, Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-09

II you want to rent good house, call on
NJ B. SWEENEY.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-09

Go = day At home Agents wanted. oufa. .re
D14 terms free. TRUE CO., Augusta. y airs
an1a wiU
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offer for sale the best market garden and
fruit farm in the State OF Texas with all the improve
ments, with convenience attached to the place.
except the present growing crops within three miles
Of the city OF Austin north side Of the Colorado rIver
For further nfoIma alton and DESCRIPTION OF the prop
erty, call on Nj Is. SWEENEY, No. IT'S Congress
Avenue, opposite Avenue Hotel.
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EOR SALE.

FoR SALE,
A nice little farm OF II acres northeast, within 5
miles OF Austin. the Manor road, with all the i'm
provements. Wood and water; near 10 church and
school house, and good neighborhood This place is
known as Wilson's tannery. VIII sell the property
for sisoo. Title perfect Apple TO
aug6 NJ. u SWEENEY.
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A farm four miles east OF Austin, on the Bastrop
road containing 20 acrcr with improvements near to
church and school house; WOOL and water the
place. Apply 10 NJ. B. SWEENEY.
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In Have county one mile east Of the Blancr = ,er.
This place s well incloGed with stone and cr fence
a frame dwelling house, with Outhouses and cistern;
plenty Of timber and fine pasture, 200 acres divided
into two pastures nice young sTchard and splen-
did range for sheep. Call on n. Il. SWEENEY
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-09
UNOR SALE.

II you want your property rented, call on
NJ Is. SWEENEY
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INOR SALE.

u
Three good building lots, second block cast OF East
Avenue Bols Arc street, 46x12s II called for in
lew days, will sell them very low. end lot ON
buy cheap. Call on OcS NJ Is. SWEENEY.
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EOR SALE.


farm, nine and half miles from Austin, on
Onion creek and on the san Antonio road; 100 acres
incoeed and In cultivation with all the improvements;
abundance OF timber and water. a..7 .
Apply to Nj. b. SWEENEY.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-09
IT seems that McNelly and his assis,

e The weinkled sea beneath him crawls;
Ee watches from his mountain walls,
And Ike thunderbolt he falls
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-11-09

s w. c. CoNNoR, President.
j. W. GoLLEDGE, Secretary.
, 1876-10-02
cnn I tloln II you cannot atand the heat and
brush, viii tell you What you cau do, You can

can tlp1h II you cannot Atnnu Inc nGat anu
brush, viii tell sou wlat you eali do 70" can
pray a.,
Come. when they get into thcsr 'lotngc, ErNnolo
and nn lat,It md chill tho lsctlhys. Olsicrs
Tint arc smiling. and get up Il, meeting anu
cheer OIL tho y0ng converts ana INC Morscts; /:
Dc In yo,1r old ago cheerful md happy, ana u
yuu cn,,not "a out To work for others, fld those
at work God s,ech-takc them by the lsand and
say "God bless you."
THAT WILL. Oct C0FSEnTs. .-.-
Some OF you have read about that fire, where
cl!Id was taken out Of tho thir.l.story window;
The flames were wrapped around the fonsc, and
The child was crying tor help. There wns i1o
wHY 10 resrltc the child unless so1nc ono went
ur the ladder. 1t was very dangerous thing.
but at Inst n fireman put The ladder against
Tic brick vail and started rp. When Ee got
TO tic scconll story, tho flames camc lcapinE
out upon him and he boiled: The crowd Il, tue
street Thought lie WIS ufrad. II he came down
The child mist perish. And some one sung out,
HCllccr him" AMI the crowd chcercd, and up
wcnt The man, and he rot tho child and brought
Il down safely. He saved the child hcsa,lso
they cl1cercd him. II you cannot work your
selves, cheer Tint Will help the harvest. May
Heavens blessing fall upon us, aud every onS
who helps. Oh, God, teach mo what my work
Is. Let us be up and about 1t.
, 1876-10-02


It was announced to tic tlrong Of people on
the streets it, front OF the Tabernacle, that an
"oyerplus mcusing" would 10 held III Farxell
Hall, at which Mr.. SanlSoy would sing, and In
about tlyo minutes that hall was crowded to the
utmost, leaving still 1arge number Of persons
WHO wcro obliged TO console themselves with a
opc vi bclnG III scason next time.
The meeting was unl1cr tho direction OF hlr.
IN Arsdnlc, tho Superintendent Of tho Young
MEMS Christian Association, who invited tho
venerable Dr. william Dccchcr to tho chair.
After the hymn "All hail tho power
Of jesus name" the Rev. Alr. Az.
tell offered prnycr, while Drs, Thompson,
Chamberlain and GDOtlwlh Tcrc sent Tor ut tho
Tabernacle, aal ct whom, soon arrived, eager for
tho work. Dr.. Thompson sald, !" Wo have been
uslsint, God to give us great blessing, but thls
Is fur beyond nil 0ur expectation. We arc OF
one accord, but VIC cannot oil bc III nnc plucc,
bceauga there Is no ono place largo enough 70
hold us NIL. brother spoke Of tug Christian
co,nincnccn!cnt Of tho nest.'"gs. saying, I'VE '.
Via o.u together ia tho ship and Christ
Is ftanan Int o%n on the the ,', sors or and raEs tcns
We will let down the nets into tho. waters Of
Chicago, On tho right side Of the ship, and It
nly b. tint We hlla1l catch so many souls that
We shall have to hGsit cut to other cities for
disciples sent for help to tho other ships around
them.
Mr.. sankcy sang the ;" Ninety nnd Nsnc." and
latcr III the service u Watching and Waiting"
horta.!on were also given by thu Rcy. Drs.
Chamberlain md [uo1wtt. anil by Afr. Sankcy,
who snll Our ship is now fairly LAUNCHED.
The be1cdictfon WIS thcn pronounced by tho
Rev. II. u. Shepherd.
Thus IN one day the revival work has been it-
nugurated with power and promise far exceed
Ing any religious movement that Chicago has
ever seon. Meetings are to be held every night
thia week Mt The TAbcrnncic, ind tho noon
prayer at Farwclt Hall, which Is to be taken into
the series until 1t Is large enough to warrant Its
removal to the E7cHt Tabernacle.
At tho Guspcl-mccting in Farwe!l Fall last
svcn!nE, twelve pcrsuts arose far prayer, SONIC
of whom lad been awakened by tho services OF
the day.
, 1876-10-02
OBITUARY,

BUFFALO, Oct. l.-Joscph Wurren, chief edit
OF Of the Buffalo Courier, died Inst evening ut
halt.past &, Of congestion Of the lungs, utter q
brief illness Of Two days. Mr.. Warren has for
many years been a prominent leader lu tho
Democratic party OF this Btztet lie llus been y
great bcncfac.oF TO nur city, anl ll!a loss will bo
deeply nlo,irncd by tho citizens.
William, Kcsckaln,. sgel 7s, IN old and highly.
dcncc, at II o'clock this morning. lIo was
Mayor Of Buffalo In 1Ha4, aud has held other
poaltiuns Of trust.
sp<etai DispaseA to 1Ae 7riauns
srnlHGrlELp, ILL.,, Uet. l,--Mrs. Eliza Roper,
wife vt J. D. Roper, Treasurer uf the IAtlots
JourNa! Company, died tonight after llnger-
Ing utness In her 4lst year.
, 1876-10-02

rcscntntivc,-Capt, Ahlo anti W. p. Chambers.
Then ihc Democrats md Independents married.
mud nominated 4. =. .1arksun a,u1 Tom Cnmp-
hol. Then tho rre.ilftlontsts numinatod John
Tyler, MI old l}rmocrat. And now the lion.
Mr. Carl, nf DrNttt County, IL cn1lc,l nut aB II
etright- -jnskct Dr,nmrnt; while el.aw pcnsc is
trying to get Folucl,otly 10 call lin out. All
parties aro now ncttvc, and meetings aro 1lu-
mcrous, With considerable feeling manifest.
al1ELnYyIIrg.
Hpetial Di*patch 10 TAe Tribune:
:. nEcAruIs, ILL.,, Sept, :W:-Thc. lion. 4. .,
punn, Of tlls rity, addressed an immense Re-
publican mcctinE at s!'cllyylc lust nlEht.
after Which, AIr' i,unn spike TOR nearly tw,,,
mlss, ,nukinE a,, ns,tr and telling speech, which
was enthusiastically received.
tASAttE.
Special Dspatch 10 11s Tribune.
LASALIE, ILL.,, Drtobcr. la Democratic
mass.tncctinE was held In this city Inst evening"
Opcra.llall was well Atlcd, ani spceches wcfo
matlo by 8. e. Crooksr, Of Aicntfotn: n j. Wall,
Of strcator, ana :. II. Davis, ot I.asnlle. Goo.i
thusladnl wua cvlncet'.
, 1876-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS

specsa, Dtspatca to Tne Tribune. t..
HKRTFonp, Mich, Sept. W.-iinttford hs
had Its gala day to-<tay. Fully 1,e00 people iroa
outside wcro present, although tue fa'h Wv
coming down In torrents from carly nosnH'
until noon. Gov. Daglcy, the Hon. a. s. Mol
rlson, the lion. A. d. Kiford, and other speaker
wcro present. Over 200 torcles werc IN Luz
evening procession, and all borne by vo'es.
Tll!s successful meeting goes tn SHOW tha', ~.
wlthstandlng the rag.baby party ana '''c peA.,
party OF 1854, tho people Of Van buIcn .eu", x,;
arc reliable. Tho County IL satc as aSaast eaA
Tillen's style Of reform.
ADRIAN, MluH,
ADRIAN, ist Nich., t Scpt. 'm.-Thc grand nems
ii1zle % OILY 5oo orcl,.beeryfs tur1.a, l., opt !,
Tho grand hickory, pole IL, ana Mi1aI nei1oIt
two Tae crater, rM1ip xa''LPyhS ~ a,,iIence 70
There i M enthusiastic gathering Of kspann :ls p
lcuiis al tho Opera-lloise tonight, llaten'nS'
Cnpt. Dcnnison, uf Bay City.
LEE COUNTY. IA.
spSctoI Nspa4eh to 7he 3Ftbuas' a
Leo cH, count,y. II, iows eid tileir Canyention y
Franklin to-day to nominate egns!uas.e nsns.ents,
county offices There ,os Ws5s ssys,a y",scIWso mud
30 that tho Convention came near Tes1lI.E + R!ME
rupture. Aiter lively wsaugle, u ~ hann ~, L.
W, +. Htaub werc finally rcnofn'1iatGs1q T.; nop
corder aud Clerk respectively. and W. D. '"'
crteon Tor Supervisor.
Special DfspdfcA to 1hs 9ftou"Gr FRI. tfon
Fonr ATKINSON, Wis, sept. al.wlnts .I',t s,",k
j. H. Casslhay, ouc Of tho finest p9iltva, hat
Drs III tho State, and Capt. j. n: ~ f4t1,'1tssi tna
ut GAINESVILLE, Wis. addressed tug vj%rau, tsstLs tLs
evening. Their remarks were yc!y wv, w. eut
by tic Republicans. The Minute-stsh WA ~ IN
III full force, and escorted tbs speasefs.
residence Of /. d. Coswrll after the spee'Ds''
LoulsylLLk AND NEW ALhAEat, 1cytn
Lou1sylLLR, Ky, Sept. W.-a!ussaas,, y, g1! nu!-
and others addressed this RypupiIeans ami G.es
vlllo tll,s cyonng. Gov. Henlrisks namo,st, ann
Bjsrl addressed i largo asscn,bly of Dcu'oe'S'
at New Albany at thv same time.
CONGRESSIONAL koht,M,,AI!VV!n.., W., .nec.i
GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. W-lhc ;ssaasso1nchd ;ssas
says The Republican Convention q & G%spcr II
Congrese.
KHhTucKr. , r,.,t III
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. John - D, ~ ~ ncu,o
bean reno,u!nated for Congress 51sx o5 Nv
crats Of tho Tenth District OF hcn&us1!'
, 1876-10-02
TIE OHIO CAMPAIGN,
lN0ERsoLL AT luoNToN-AN IMAEssE OUT
pQulilNQt


pouNIN0t
INoaroA, O., Sept. ao.-Thts has been grand
day for ITonton und Lawrence County. No
sucl. political demonstration was ever Witnessed
in th!s region before. The Republican barbecue
md Rohcrt lngersolt brought ncrcs of pcople
from far and near. Tho great Illinois orator
was fairly nwcd to-day by the vast concoursa ct
people who crested him. The forenoon was
occupied by d wagon and cavalry procession,
which set tho whole town on Atc. Nevcr waa
s,,cla cnthustnsn manifested as was seen hero to-
day. The demonstration 60 eelipsel anything
that tho Democracy ever saw that their
houses and larkencd their windows. Hundreds
Of men who have never been known to Join In q
political demonstration turned out and gave tho
day to the party. Many OF them who havolong
been supposed to be- Democrats wcrn out to-lay
wearing llayes badges, to the great surprise OF
their friends. lngersoll spoke two hours to Il
sea Of human beings, III number not to be cstt-
.uatcd,-probably 1900 or more. The tsrst
words Of his aldrcss were: "Whcro In the natna
OF God did YOU pll como from" Ills speech
fred the hrarts Of all, and during its cnt!ro de-
livery tho widest excitement prevailed. Men,
women, and children laughed, screamed, anu
laloocd until they cried. Tho. demonstration
closed In tllo evening with torcllight md cav
airy procession two miles In length. It could
nut be put tn lno within the limits of tho town.
Two thousand liyo hundred torches wcro out.
You SEQ VIC wero nut uslccn III this, tho iron and
mining region. II tngersoll a.itl this Eorgcou,
demonstration do not act the Republicans boil.
ing over With enthusiasm, and gvu tho Dcmoc.
rasy a,i attayk t Of the agne. tlcn oil signs will
TAY7 At uAnAAA-A n.a DEMONSTRATION.
unuAnA, Sept. sn.-rhs city Is In blaze Of