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A COLLISION.

Two teams --one a Clarence coach
and the other buggy driven by a
leading business man-collided on
Third street. between King and French
streets, last evening. The buggy was
overturned and the horse upset, but
bystanders quickly seized the pros
trate animal before he could struggle
and raised him gently to his feet;
oeither of the vehicles was damaged.
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NOT EIGHTY.

In the report of the proceedings of
City Council in yesterdays GAZETTE,
he Chief Engineer of the Water De-
partment was repolt ted as having eigh-
ty men in his employ for the week
ending July 27th. This was a mis-
take, the number should have been
twenty-eight. The report was pub
lished as read by the clerk Of Coun-
oil.
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fidelity, according to my convictions,
and shall take care to protect and
defend the Union and to see the
laws faithfully and equally executed
in all parts of the country alike. l
will assume the responsibility fully
sensible of the fact, that to admin
lister rightly the functions of govern
ment is to discharge the most sacred
duty that devolve upon an Ameri-
can citizen.
am, very respectfully,
WINFIELD S. HANCOCK.
To the Hon. John w. Stevenson,
President of the Convention; Hon.
John P. Stockton, Chairman, and
others, of the Committee of the
National Democratic Convention.
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, TIRE LAST N1nur

II was canSaG last night about II
frame easea spasta by the burning of a
|ney, No. 5oS belonging to Jubu
Pialoney's rso;Iated s;suated in the rear of
|'he flames snpr,aence. nrnace. For a short
aud those produced a very bright
We're of e Ihs VINO " noticed the refiso.
Re FIRE in m ,bsp opinion that there was
/. "' western part Of the
rue Weccacos was sa quickly on hand,
and soon Ve sy,; englue went iuto SER
ise Quantity t1v',GsEuished IN the flames
''''proOaOly amount Hn ttes'rTyea tS sSen,
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Western Papers.

Mr.. Robt. L. Walker sends us cop
les of Austin Reese Riuer Reve'He,
Virginia City Erening Chronicle ana
the Eureka Daily Sentinel all bright,
spicy and enterprising Nevada jour
nails,
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Boots and Shoes

arDs aMrgCGsker, ! 2l6 W. I'd street, has
t,~as ,se STOCK Of bOols and shoes for
N sbe iaue' ana is determined to
jivo eIneaper than any house in the
Ieo ,s,n ",''' a call and save money.
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/ ishman of a mechanical turn
ibis gas-meter to repair it him
put it on again upside down.
Ind of the quarter it was
lhat the company owed him
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The Sunday Papers TO-n'0r-
rom.

The great double, triple and quad
ruple sheets of the New York and
Philadelphia Sunday papers 8 will will be .e
for sale by Mr.. Davis, at 6lS Market
street in the morning after 10 O'Clock.
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The Emperor William is now IN ex-
cellent health, and instead of declining
appears to be gaining in strength and
vigor. He has been maintaining as strict
an incognito as possible at Ems, where
he drank the water and took a walk reg
ularly at $50 every morning.
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harkable stance.

L, Sanford, Of HolIey, N. Y, be-
ilCted a few years since with a
ible Inflammation in the lower
|of his body. He did all that
|eould suggest TO remove it, even
'ng to a most painful surgical
p. AT last, when death was
pr aud seemed near, he began
ihe wishes of his friends) taking
Safe Kidney ard Liver Cure.
fday strong man and in perfect t
ANY readers who may question
parkable assertion can address
fOIley, n Y, and ascertain for
Fs,
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ind Of a'her is very unin-
the hotel keepers at the sea
mountain resorts. There is
in anybody going outside the
the city now to keep cool, as
litiOn of the atmosphere is
bat of September than July.
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"eetlnks Tonight.
SATURDAY

hn,., 9ATUKDAY.
iyWls, 1ys Lodge, No. T., i,I.O.O.F
|etle Ell I lodge, No. Is, /. .. o. +,
h jp TriSS riiSoaEs, s. No. 2, X. OF +.
VI 0ouhcll. No. IL. QUA, NJ.
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owning houses which they find
Iorent or hard 10 collect from
satisfaction by calling on Head
'Sehth and Market streets. We
PWhes and tenants. jy2itaul.
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R Dr. Tanner gets through, it
} order for some member of
j and more conversational sex
ball and advertise her inten-
b a month without speaking.
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borial window to Sir Walter
h about to be erected in Canon
church - st. Margaret's,
pster. Americans, London
Iserts, have contributed large
fund.
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lNCOCK,
Brs,t Soldier Statesman

k,sOiOn among young girls IN
| ,avs Truth, is to walk ana
E,b elbcws akimbo, while the
(.,+ Of the arms and hands
|Out and propel the rest oi Inc
M, owing to the high heels
Itls use. Formerly, no people
liter ease and grace in moving
EliSh women'
IrRGH evidently had no taste
E.b romance when he called
of Police to
/ n preyent the occurrence OF
n. in New \ ork. The super
\ however promised his aid,
l. the bull-dghts will be pre-
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DI E D.

SrEWART-In this city on the 10Th inst.
Annie b., wife OF Seth Stewart. Jr., in
the 3Sth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family
ave respectfully invited to attend the
fu eral from the residence of her father
ln-law, Seth Stewart. No 6U7 Pine street,
Sunday afternoon, August LIST, at o.
clock. 1y29-3t.
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reach Shipments.

|c6es 6l'Uwlng "Snal were the shipments
bay. '''' Deiaware railroad
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A TTENTIoN DEMOCRATS OF THE
n FOURTH WARD. .
A meeting of the Democrats OF the
Fourth Ward will be held In their head
quarters at Senger Hall, on Fourth street
below Walnut stl eet, on Tuesday evening,
August Sd, at s o'clock, for the purpose
Of organizing a Hancock and English
Cub. A full attendance is requested.
By order Of W. II. BRADY,
Chairman.
Attest, w. j. Morrow, Sec. jy31-8t
rpNHE LATEST WHIPPING SCANDAL L
l. in Wilmi gton fully described and
illustrated in this weeks POLlCE "a
ZETTE. For sale morrow, (also sun
day papers) by A. V. GAYNok, No; 800
w. Front street. IL
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9aily Sazettt.

- he found on file at Geo: ?. }:
lrEs may Newspaper ps Advertising isiI,lI
.It"se GGs ST. ST., where adverSlslhs dvn Yora'
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L0CuL Ianes

EItIEGS.
n Frl'u crabs at Fullmer's.
IL crabs at Fullmer's.
salad at Fullmer's.
|O'S'eFs ice cold at Fullmer,s.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-05-28

We inadvertantly omitted TO call at
tention to the advertisement of Mr..
NJ. A. Peck, last week, and will make
amends by DONG so now. He has a
large advertisement il this paper, to
which we call attention. He is an ex.
-tensive dealer in. sewing machines, and
persons wanting anything in that line
will do well 10 send him their orders.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-05-28

Rev. H. F. johnson, ID. D., of Brook
haven, will preach the funeral sermon of
Daniel Sandell, in the Methodist Church,
at this place, on the first Sunday in
June, at ii o'clock q. m.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-05-28

A colored man applied to DR.. Spark.
man, our. popular and efficient circnit
clerk, for a marriage license, the other
day, and he was only eighty-one years
old. Thedevoted applicant was inteiro-
gated very closely in regard to his age,
and after giving satisfactory evidence
that be was old enough to marry, the
clerk concluded to issue the license and
did 80, and the ancient applicant went
ON his way rejoicing with all the glori-
ous anticipations of one who was about
70 realize for the first time in life, the
ecstatic happiness Of counnbial bliss.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-05-28

Mr.. g. A. Zachary Of this place has
been appointed United States Census
'Taker. for the fifth district of this
county, aud will commence operations
on the first of June.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-05-28

Parties needing ice, ought to send
their orders to Mr.. s. M. Fucich. CALI
-ope street, near the jackson railroad
depot. He deals largely in that article,
aud persons dealing with him, will de-
rive some benefit from the superior ia
.cilities he controls in that trade. See
advertisement in another column.
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Posters announce that lot Of excur-
-sionlsts will be here from Canton, ON
the 10th dny of June, and that Mayor
7. II. McGowan, upon their arrival, will
deliver welcome address.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-05-28

We refer parties needing Corn Mills. Cot
ton Gins. Cotton Presses, Saw Mills, Portable
Beltiug, &C.. to the advertisement of ii. Dnl,
ley Coleman < Bro, they beng manufactI,r-
ers of well established reputation. They can
furnish goods at lowest market 1prres. If
You need anything IN the way Of Plantation
Machinery. write to them for circulars and
prices.
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There will be an excursion from
;some point on the jackson Railroad,
before long, TO New Orleans and Span
ish Fort, for the benefit of the Pfesby-
terian Church Building Fund. Time
and starting point not yet determined.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-05-28

An old cOlorei woman, known Ms
Aunt Emily, died very suddenly Inst
Sunday. An inquest was held over the
body, aud was decided that the deceased
came to her death from the effects Of
heart disease.
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Any person wishing to buy n new. first
class sewing machine. will ind il to their I'd.
vantaga to call nc this office. We are prt.
bic rates.
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MATHUSEK
PIANO

II ia gratifying 10 record tho unprecedented
s'icccss achieved by these Pianos. Relyilr
solely on their Intrinsic merits, they have ac
popularity, Their purity nf tome, durability
oi construction, extreme lclicary of tnnci,
aud magnfcence Of finish have won the most
iihttering encUminma and elected the cnthu.
siaStic admiration of all who have seen aud
hPaM Them. Unsolicited testimonials nrs
constantly received, expressing un0naltle,Y
satisfaction
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There is some probability that the
former brass band Of this place, will
soon be organized. Toot your horns,
bows. and let's have some music. X
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SANDER & SONS
ExTR ACT
(ESSENCE)
or THE
EU CALY TU s.

THE Pure volatile PARTICLES Of the leaves oi
the so renowned Anti Fever Tree, "THE
EUCALYPTUS GI.OBULUS. and the only
protection against eontagiOn in case Of Yellow,
Typhoid an,l other Fevers.
DO not wait until that terrible foe, Yellow
Fever. appears in your midst, but protect
yourself and family BY using beforehand our
EXTRACT as an 0r,l0rant, and when fever
has already act in take internally four to six
drops In asp0onful of water once day, and
apply it externally freely TO the region Of the
relied on
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John wv Westts
RESTAURANT /,
MAGNOLIA, MISS.
ASSESSORS a NOTICE

ASSESSOKS NOTICE.
VIII meet the Taxi Payers of Pike county
TOR the purpose of taking the personal asssess.
ment of all personal property owned on the
lst day of February, 1850, at the times and
places, tc-wit;
THIRD DISTRICT.
Magees Creek Church, Thursday, Nav l3.
Sartin's Church. Friday, May, IA.
Carriers Creek Precinct, May Is.
t.arter's Creek Church, Monday, MAY II,
Feldcr's MIL Tuesday, May IS.
FOURTH DIsTRicT.
y. A. Crawforl's, Wednesday MAY 10.
Johnston Station. Thursday, May 90.
!. J. Whites mill. Friday, Nav ".
McConib City, Monday Il Tuesday May % & 25
Peter A. Quin's Mill, Wednesday, Nav 2B.
Summit. Friday and Saturday, May IS g. %.
Firth DISTRICT.
Lcrry's Greek Church, Monday, May 81.
WcElveens mill, Tuesday, June /,
-Osyka, Wednesday, Jnne 9.
Chatawa, Thursday. june 3.
Magnolia, Friday and Saturday, June e. S.
II not convenient for some If the tax.pay.
crs to meet me ut the places nearest their
residence, | will, for their convenience, re.
ceiyc their assessments at any of the above
named places.
DAVID NJ. WALKER,
app til Assessor PIKE coUSTY
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CERTIFICATE.

I
| sANDH URST, tAnstralia), March lst, 1873
| have been investigating Messrs. Sander a.
/ Sons Eucalyptus Extract, and have to admit
| there Is, heside 1t. no mcdicament Of such uni-
| yersal effect on the human system that /
know Of. Il checks completely all inilamma-
! tions of " hatever kind--chest, lung, and all
| throat affections such as Bronchitis aud Diph-
thcria. 10 cures Rheumatism, T0Othache,
| Neuralgia, the most severe Colds. etc. used
It with unparalleled success in Swellings, Brui-
| Res, Sprains. Burns, Wounds of most serious
nature, in all Disorders Of the Bowels, Diar-
rhea, etc, aud gladly acknowledge its merits
for the benefit of tho public.
| iSigned.l JoHH CRUIcKsHASK. NJ ID.
DIR. MOsler, Professor at the University of
! Griefwalde, Germany. reports astonishing
cures of Diphtherites Asthma. tBerliner Kiln
isohe Wochenschrift, Nov. 81, 1879. at our Of
| fice.)
Inflammation Of Breasts and Swelling of Legs,
| after confinement. Dysentery, Whooping
DR. CRulcKsHAxK.
Epitome of declaration made before NJ.
| CoIiS, Esq, J. =, at Sandhurst, October, 1877:
The son Of MFR. Raabc was hurt with an axe
| on the knee. After nine weeks medical treat
mcnt it was declared necessary by DR.. Macgil-
livray, to amputate the limb. At that june
| tnre the extract was applied, and the wound
speedily, cured without amputation.
The daughter of Mr.. Junghem, suffering
from disease of the bone, so pronounced by
Drs. Atkinson and Boyd, who attended the
girl without satisfactory results, was cured
| just as speedily.
SAsDHuRsT, Australia, Sept 81, 1879.
hereby certify that the above are the con-
| tents Of an advertisement published ut Sand
hurst, aud that the named Drs. Macgilliyray.
| Atkinson and Boyd are we'll known medical
| practitioners residing at Sandhurst.
| fSianed1 s. A. WOODWARD, Mayor.
i, the nndersigned, acting Vice Consul Gcn-
erai Of the United States, at Melbourne. do
hereby certify, etc.
ISigned.l H JoHS N. sMYTH
The great Sanatiye power of the Extract
brought under notice Of Prince Bismafk
through the Consul Of the German Empire at
Melbourne NnN
Allthe doenmentsin question: may be inspec-
ted at the Wholesale agency Of.
G. II. FINLAY g. CO.,
IS Magazine st.. New Orleans
Sole Agents for the sourthern States
This Extract Is sold in Magnolia by Il. SMf-
LEY Sole Agent Tor this Dirtriet, 81 IS per
Bottle. febI3 ly
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Last Monday. Mayor McGowan's
court was quite lively. The case Of
Adam Prescott VS.. Abram Day on a
charge Of assault and battery. resulted
10 Day paying one dollar and cost. Sa-
ora Prescott also charged Day with
carrying concealed weapons, and Day
was requested to contribute another
oOiiar and cost, which, in both cases
amounted 70 about aeventeen dollars.
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Tuesday aud Wednesday our locali-
Nv was visited with pleasant and well
come showers of rain. 1t came in
good time, for ii was needed.
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we are authorized to offer the fol-
'Owiug for sale: A splendid steam
engine, boiler, Coalman grist mill,
Osl'lng, thirty feet Of smoke stack, spark
arrester, and all fixtures, MS good as
new and in good running order. viii
9sll also the irons offs Triumph Cotton
tless The machinery alluded to is
1amcient to run grist mill and cotton
sn' The above will be sold cheap
.O' cash or exchanged for unincum-
''''u real estate. Apply at this Office
Mr.. A. b. Brock, to whom we re-
erred IN our last issue MS having been
'ne victim Of an unfortunate accident and
consequent amputation Of one of his
50 nas since died. We have been in
usa that Mr.. Brock had present.
'asot Of bis death for several DAYS pre-
~ ',Ous 70 the sad occurrence, and select
sspos IN beautiful grove in which
- requested to be buried. When his
~ was ampntated, he was asked what
sp0sion should be made Of it. and he
sequeSssd that il be buried in the grove
= mad selected for his grave, for be
.oa'a soon follow, which he did. and
.a' buried in the spot be had chosen
'0f his last resting place.
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John West will soon have the Central
House in full blast.
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The streets have been very much inn
proved.
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Parrot M poo0e.

Cleveland lady he's parrot and .
poodle. When Poll shrieks Penny
banks. One afternoon the parrot at On
her perch with al the dignity possible.
The dog was taking . nap n IN adtoin'
Ing room. Suddenly. without . mo.
ment's notice, Poll let loose two OF
three unearthly screeches. The dog
Immediately started toward the eaee
at q full run, barking ~ be went. AltH
he had scolded Poll he retured TO the
outer room for another snoose. He had
scarcely closed bis eyes before fol
shrieked again. more loudly than 3.
fore. Up jumped the dog, and ont he
went barking fqriously. When be
reached the cage, Poll who had stopped
her noise to give the dog chance. b.
gan to bark just as loudly = her four k.
legged associate. Penny choked him
self of and gased at the cage In holy
horror: Finally bic tel dropped Dc;
left the spot. Just ~ he W. going oue
Of the room Poll stopped barking. 49,
Of q pleased expression ctept down hee
| jseged beak, and ~ the dog hded lo0
New she yelled after him, /" Goodbye,
Penny" and without further edo r.
sumed her meditationS upon hee pegoh.
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Knowing y I Do, thsrsloss, hon teseh e.
perisnce how great the difference . betweeo
sliding through an official routine and wctt.
Ing ont reform d systems and polieaee, n 8
impossible tor mo to contemplate what neces
70 80 done IN the Fsasral standardization With
ont anxious sense Of the dimeultiss q tho IN:
deetaking. Il summoned BY ~ saetoese g p
my countrymen to attempt this work sha1
endeavor with Cots help 70 b 10 emc'en'
instrument Of their will.
suoh work Of renovation attsr many yeasee
d misrule, sash . reform q syetems era
policiee 70 which I would ehssr1ul!y heve
saori6ced Ill that remained to No Of hsaltA
and life 10 now, I tear, beyond ~ strsnsSta.
With uuieixned THANKS 6oe the honoes =.
slowed upon me, With . hsaxt swelling wteh
emotions Of gratitude 70 ths Dsnoe:as.e
masses for tho support which thsy have givea
to the cause I represented and their On.
hdeuce In every emergency, remain, yoas
tellow.citi1en,
RANuRf. J. TilDHN.
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Scenes and Incidents Of the
Convention,

whsrs he Convention vvaO Held.
The Music Hall seats about 1000
persons. The great Cincinnati organ
stands at the back of the platform. The
immense pipes are gilded and orna.
mented. The instrument resembles the
facade of an antique cathedral. Par
terres of seats, reserved exclusively for
ladies, are ranged on either side OF the
organ. The national committee and
distinguished guests were seated on the
platform between these parterres. 1t
occupies three sides Of the structure,
and there il an an extra dress circle over
the entrance Of the hall. The chair
mans desk is rosewood. II was deco
rated with evergreens. The desk VA
partly hidden by . picture Of Jackson
4 painting Of Washington Wa fee
tooned In hags. The starry bannel
concealed niche above the main en-
trance, assigned to . brass band.
"Ohio greetS the Nation" were words
lettered on . blue banner that swung
over the center Of the hall. Flag
floated over the heads Of the delegates
from the open windows: The Tricolor.
Cross Of St. George. the Harp OF Ireland
the Elephant of Sim, the Crescent o
the Ottoman empire, the Sun Of Japan
the Dragon Of China, and the Stars AM
Stripes were there; but the Lone Sta
of Cubs was wanting. a blood.ret
ribbon, with yellow border bearing
| in golden letters the word Welcome
was nailed to the dress circle. G"'don
| OF starry blue silk. inscribed witt
the names of the United States Q
| America, marked seats OF the variou
delegations. The Tennessee. lows
Maryland, Massachusetts,, Delaware
and florida delegations occupied tn
front row of seats. New York W
planted In the body Of the hall, to th
fieht Of the chairman. Pennsylvani
Ms across the aisle on her left. Sh
faced South Carolina and was backe
by Ohio. Kentucky and Connecticu
were sandwiched in the left body Of u
hall. New Jersey was seated near th
hack railing In close proximity I
John Kelly. All the delegates occs
pied easy chairs, and were provide
with fans.
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ur. Kelly Creates . 0esns.

On the first day, while the names
selected By the regular DELEGATION were
heine presented, John Kelly arose and
addressed the chair: "A It ~ magic,
two policemen with clubs In their
hands suddenly appeared at MS
aide. and . score Of New Workers
were on their feet, eager to eee what
would happen. Kelly was we'll dressed
IN a liehf, colored suit, and be wore a
BOUQUET In his button-hole. Mr.
Cha{rman," be cried; but Judge Hosd.
lev would have nothing to do with him.
"Hear the man." cfied . fellow In the
ssllery. The chairman declared that
la oould recognise none but delegates.
n. Chairman" again cried Kelly.
tryine TO III biz voice above the noise
which va increasing on every side.
est DOM. you bolteIl" shouted some
one IN the GALLERY. M. Chairman, "
said Kelly IN . last attempt e gain g
hssr;ns. Tha chair ignored him, and
the loud. voiced reading clerk called the
name Of the next Staee. Convinced
that IL would Be useless 70 continue hf1
sppeal. the Tammany chieieaan ~
dovn: but the contestant were not
s.tia6ed. john B. Haskin, The chief Q!
the Tuscaro9as, - be delights 70 call
himself sroee and would not % sup
nreeeed' The chairman pounded BIZ
deck IN vain. Haldn retained the 100
ma anarily detained the story Of TX
vrones az TAmmany. 20 peat ~ tn
6istnrhance that bio WoedD could no'
~ Sesrd IN 81 those who Sat within
tvsmtv ~ Of him. At let DO sub
s;ds6 "a the clo0o Of bio remarks w
.rseesd I'M bowls and creams and
IN cheers. Altar some 6epSe o. orde
had ben restored, tho coll'caA waDco@
pleted without further interruption.
w..a> e.Assisas - ~ Csnvsatisu
A circular Of The NatioaA woma'
Su6raee association W. distribute
throuSh the hail. signed b 1Ss. CAT
- Chairman, Susan B. Anthoay - viol
~ e,idens. Mrs.. Spencer, oofreSpoadin
secfetary; Mn. Jane -. Spo&ofd, tEeal
uref. and . vice.preeidsat from eac
S;ate. Il demands recognition Z
S Tomsn's rights and insertion d q
plat1orm Of . plank pledgins to Deme
cfatic party to use ~ - powsS
|, seoms 10 the. women Of he 1atioa I'm
tection IN the exercise 0f their right
sudnee. The Woalan's Sa1tlgs fepr'
seafsiIvos Woeo hoo0red With appllnl
:: ! fton the sndiencs - they teek he
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Jude Hoadley Il . deierentia! VINE
man, With . eemi-baM head. . osown.
IN beard and . voice which, after :
7ery fair s.art, be- . tendency to wac
up IN . squeak. Hsw was fairly receiy,S, ".
ma epoke long time. His hrst alu'
aion 10 Tildsn % tho foremost ctateS'
mn OF the AZ elected . storm Of cnee1s'
durine which New York's entire deieee'
ton stood up, waved their hats, no at.
rshed themselves bot and tnen W
down 70 I'm.