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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-23
MONTGOMERY.
Real winter last week.

Real winter last week.
Tobacco plants up thick, and are
glad 10 say, were not injured by The
late freezes. go
Some fruit killed.
We have hml so much rain, that
the farmers have done but little
blowing.
Our merchants are receiving spring
goods, and anticipate big trade for
the coming season.
just hold that prize for us, well be
on time with the poem.
The Nasons contemplate organic
ing a lodge at this place, we hope
they may, rs there is large territory
here without Il lodge. and plenty of
good material OF which to build a
substantial one.
Give us rest OH the fifteen game,
| we have seen II in Is different news
papers in the last month.
The theatrical troupe skipped our
town and went to Cadiz.
The road to IIopkinsville Is in such
bad condition, that several of tho
farmers around are hauling their 10.
bacco 10 the river, consequently
Clarksvillc and Paducah are rcceiv-
ing large bulk Of trade that Hop
kinsville could control if VIC had a
pike.
Mr.. T.J Greer. County Assessor
was around last week, interviewing
our citizens on the property question.
lie makes an excellent ollicer.
Miss Eliza Wharton of Cadiz is Wis.,
Ting Mr.. X. w. liosch's family.
Prayer meeting at Montgomery
Academy every Saturday night,
Say Mr.. Editor, how about that
little "show" business2
Guy GRIFFirH.
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30 Was to tho Front.

In the New Era Of last week wns a
cad from Col. Cooper which Ind the
very appropriate heading OF "Jim to
the Front" for he could not have
gotten any moro 10 the front without
getting on the stage, at the entertain
mcnt OF the Blondes, az he occupied
scat at the iooillghts. lie confess.
cs that he was there bit tries 10 jus
iify himself by insiauotiag that we
were there aud threw bouquet to
one OF tho Dixzy's. Our reporter who
took down notes on the occasion GER
titles that Col. Cooper was on the
first row and ncrer took his eyes from
tho stage during t'f performance,
therefore could not sec anyone 20 the
rear. We don'tknow who the fol-
low was that looked like us to his
dazlcd orbs, but VIC propose to
prove by . gentleman ..of undoubtcd
rordcity that We were not there. II
necessary we can procure the alIlda.
Wits Of numbers OF old aud highly
respected gentlcIaen who attended,
TO prove that we were moi there. For
the present, however we will only
produce one affidavit, viz:
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FEATHERS.

EEATliERS.
Now is the time to get hid Of your
old feathers and secure healthy
Twin Spring in exchange from
LAycocK Il McCRASS.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
We are receiving daily our stock Of
spring goods and are offering greater
inducements than any house in the
city. Call and see us.
Streng & Frankcl.
The whitney" Rifle is the best FIVE
cent cigar in the market, sold by o..
w. Metcalfe d Co.
Murray Hill" Cigars. new and
popular brand, for sale by 9. w +.
Motcalfe & Co. Try them. Is
Empson's Peerless" Caramels at
10, w. Metealle 4 Cos.
New spring Calico Just received at
the Old Reliable at 8 l-3 aud Sc. we
have received our stock of Spring
! Clothing. The finest selection ever
brought to this market. Call and OK
anime our entire stock and be con-
lvinccd that we are selling goods
cheaper than tho cheapest.
Streng q Frankcl.
A full stock Of everything in thu
Confectionery line at Q. w. Metealf'
d Co.'S.
SEEDS.
Just received fresh supply Of D
N. Ferry & Co.'S. choice selection o
French, German and English Flow
; er Seeds. GISH q GARNER.
If Won wish Drugs always fresl
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
New Arrival.

OF Spring and Summer goods this
week at the New Yord Store.
Our immense stock Of Dry Goods
Clothing, Boots and Shoes is now
ready for inspection and VIC invite all
call and take look through our stock
as we make it it interesting to every :
body intending to buy anything in
our line. Our goods have been bought
at rock bottom prices and will be sold
accordingly. Slesser & Haas,
Proprictors N. Y. Store.
just received by 9, w. Metcalfs q
Goa nice lot Of Lanlreths g,rlcn SEEDS
in bulk, guaranteed fresh and gen
uine.
Full stock Liquors and Cigars at
Joe Furguson's Excelsior Saloon, on
Nashville. Fresh Lager Beer kept
on draught.
/ Just received new lot Of Irvine
Binders. Call and examine them.
They are the best self-binders in the
market. NJ. Gregory q Bro.
]. r. Murphy, at A. w. Pyle's
furniture store, has on hand several
Wheeler Wilson New No, 8 Sewing
Machines, tho best in use. Repairs
promptly done and work guaranteed.
Bring in your old machines and have
them put in order. fs
Come up and pay me your accounts
and save cost. mean business.
'es v A. W. Pyle.
The finest collection of silverware
in the city can DO found asWAHL'S
JEWELRY STORE.
Come and examine our nice line Of
samples which we have for taking
measures and making suits to order.
Strcng 4 Frankcl.
Choice lot Of Groceries at
Winfree d Harris.
The prcttiest line Of Cnlicocs in
the market at the New folk Store.
Nice, Nobby Spring Suits at the
New York Store cheap.
Bargains. a,lan
We have some fine second hand
Buggies, ofour own make, which we.
will sell low down Tor cash. Call
soon and get bargain.
Blumcpsticl McCamy q Bonte.
WALLS JEwELRY STORE
is the most attractive place in the
city. mir
Our Mr.. NJ. Frankol has gone East
to purchase Spring Goods. and needs
money, therefore all those indebted to
us will please come forward and settle
at once and oblige 9,s
Strcng & Frankcl.
Apple Butter and all kinds Of fresh
and canned fruits at G. w. Metcalfe
& Cos.
For bargains in Jewelry. Watches,
Clocks, etc., call at
WahFs JeweIry House,
old Mctcalfe stand.
Pritchett &c Grissam. the new gro,
cers. on Court Street, will supply
you with anything in their line.
II you want doadener on scratches,
Of the best condition powders in the
world call on Jas. NJ. Hopkins.
Winfrec q Hart have choice car o
Seed Oats for sale at SO cts. 4
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CITY BARBER SHOP.
HAWKES., EllGRlVlS & Cross
MAIN ST, OVER DRUG STORE.
uoPKINsvILLE, KY.

Respectfully invite the public to their
Tonsoria1 Parlor,
promising to dosHAvIsG, HAIR CUTTING,
sHAMPooiNG &C., in the most excellen
lyle, Jan. 10, '7s,ly.
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Now is the time to get rid Of youi
old feathers and secure a healthy
Twin Spring in exchange from
LAycocK IL McCRASE.
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nopKINsvILLE, MAR. %, 1880.
suuIAllgIEs.

Mr.Jas. Burnett, town marshal of
Cadis, was in the city Sunday.
Mr.. n. L. Boulware left for tho east
yesterday To- get his spring stock.
Miss Deliic Cooper of Dcnuets-
town,is visiting the Miss McDauicls.
Mr. NJ. Haas of the New York
store, returned from Cincinnati last
week.
Mr.. w. w. Ware lett for the cast
ern cities last "Wednesday to buy his
spring stock.
Mrs. Thornbcrry was the guest Of
Mrs. Clarence Anderson, several
days last week.
Mrs. j. o. Cooper, returned Thurs
day from visit 10 Henderson and
Evansville.
Miss Jcnnic Gary returned homo
last week aItcrspending several days
with friends IN the city.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Reid prominent
architect of Evansville, was in tho
city last week, on business.
Capt. Sam NJ. Gaines returned
Thursday from "trip OF several days
10 Frankfort aud other places.
Mr.. w. II. IIarion OF Todd county,
was in tilecity a day or two hast week,
visiting friends.
Rev. j. T.. Porter who spent last
week with Prof Rust has gone to
AdairviIIe TO hold meeting.
Miss Carrie Mcdaniel returned Fri.
day from an extended visitio friends
at Bcnnctistown.
Miss Sue Crockett left last week
for San francisco. where she will re.
side IN tho future.
Mrs. l.. g. Wood Is spending some
days with her mother ut Clarksyillc,
ana MIR. Wood is boarding at The
Phoenix during her absence.
Mrs. NJ. w. t'rissami returned Fri-
day from visit TO the family OF her
iathcr ut Kirkmansville, accoinpan-
led by her sister Miss Annie Lacy.
Miss Mamie Jcsap, returned home
last week alicr spending several
weeks with friends IN Todd county.
Her return was source OF gratiilca-
ton to her numerous friends.
Miss Lizzic Dibney an attractive
young lady from Princeton returned
hcnc Sunday at,er spcnding several
days with friends In tho city. She
was accompanied by hcr brother Mr..
Frank Dabncy.
Mr.. A.C. Morrison left Saturday
for Richmond. Virginia, where he
win accept position III drug store
lilo is a young gentleman Of fine
character, and made n.any friends
during his brief sol Darn in ourmldst.
Tom Rod,nan returned to his post
Of duty, with Ragon Bros. at Evans
vile las, Wednesday, having been al
home sick for couple OF weeks.
Tom 10 ilpiop fellow, "a yard wide
aud all wool, so TO speak aud makes
hosts of friends wherever he goes.
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Johannes Dobocr was hanged at
Pontiac Ills, last Wednesday for the
murder Of Ella Martin, ayoung and
beautiful girl, whom he attempted to
outrage.
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A letter from PeInbrokc, was left
out this week becaf % tho writer's
name did not accom-. pany ii.
, 1880-06-02

fr>m hls 6tatg, and NftDr hG Ind Hndo a
lnbor,oiis speech 1T nonrly IN hnics
length, n voto was called, nri tho
unit received only fort tynvc vntcs out II sevoii.
Arthur wero willing 10 SURRENDER on thu hest
tnrins that cnitlll 10 made, mil Aftor Il hurled
consultation Camorun ansl Logau concluded to
concur.
Tho mcctlnr wRs thcn hownvcr, t1cyond thcir
control! Virginia. whlcl, I'M! bHcn rGpurto! Rnlhs
1nf tn9 thtfd tGttn, UHtAL WlHt upttlt ha GttClGu
nntI- Gfant men 10 Mli tho positions rclilstt III
mo 0FXnHlhhtin1l a1la Ntrkt1iAs ~ liz EmnGn
uEHl. IL WIS IlttL
lutely stRti9in pledge fcpaidiatn8 tho unit rule
, 1880-06-02
TIE SITUATION.

ooLl+APsn OF. rus ssNAroAlAL Tit1uNvrHATE
Tho third torn ls doua. Tho Senatorial TIL
umvirate havo 0vorplay0d themselves, and 0on.,
0rlnt vii! not rcooivo tho nomination On the
dsst or at,y other ballot. II bis frlonda arc wiso
-aud Ia this category II would bo ontlruiy
Conkling, or LoRan- and dosirn to
preserve tho iustro that has attached
itself tu the Generals fana and name, they
will not allow his natno u como bef0se The C0ti-
vrntlon. Theru IL no t,-morrow aftcr the roll.
call has been footUa up on tho lust hallne. md
tho greatest military Konus IL thon as itnpot0nt
~ would 10 the efforts Ut. child 10 truo Itself
from THO grasp ct EiAntsi
Tho causcs for tho collapse OF tho Grnnt boom
were nok many, but they wore exceedingly
oliecstva.' First WIS tho Rtt0mPt to stife putlto
opinion and override the wishes Ut tho people a.
oxpresa0d At tho distrtct,meettlIgs In Now York
aud phladolpnla. Second WAS tho andluruony
by which I.ognu carrled tho StMt0 ot llllnula.
Thu Third wis tho unlt r,llo, Mhioh CoMkling,
a s sa a ~ sqS !aS rSg
Dnn Eatnnrun'a outrageous conduct Ut tho IneOt-
inE ot the National commItlqo W aipnuay evet,'
isssi iis tntatny viii which tae campaign nas Gouu
Yosterday The thlrtl-tcsm made an oariy
count OF th0r etFonRth ANT utScovarou that thoy
did mot hAye enouxh voteA to cnfurEn either thu
uAlt ruin or tp aozullatC G rant on tho arsi bull
lot: Hence thoy treatsd the opposition y, naoso
gunt prttollslons wlllch lnurkot all taeir nctlpus
tho day oeft,ry, Nearly one.thlrsi If tho New
easts Ssx Ss Ss a ssaa spf I'd Sssa
~ ) tssss is.!:sso. = ": ~ Sai.:s
mise WIS edsctsd The GRANTEES would fall to
| 1a1iA IssuEy1AAai4s, AaaoaAsos.
Conkltng undertook " siam tho tide. He ooAxod,
tuploru1. and thon threatened tho delegation
, 1880-06-02

up ,,v tho hui, ronr. tho fnfsn urutu,nor. and tho
mse,Ins hcari lin aout M III cisttn"f 'n r,nu'en, @ tn
tt,n bcrni ia tIru If him. AZ int Id mt tinyyn,
md tl,o cruW brcn,IIud stEl. If rollrfi a, *.
nuIncj their tyrnti,na tff ae0 il Thor hail aus
t,,Inrd nv frsxt,,roa. hs thoro t,idT,;t AEON la
i" nnythins n,uro t, do. tho orowd having boen
!r,,u,iy sarro9i, aud lilo artiiiolaiiy y1ooniidunt
nascmtlly broke lin.
Tfcr,t IN N, jintlbt TINT tho gathering was In.
tofl,iGl l., bo !, test ni thc nncrloH forco l tho
tnrionl to(stcrtnE IN 1T tbo wenk-knccd
WhotEer tha is at5 or iiot, the fact remhins TINT
ct,,Ii,t pf uUs0s wns tnntIo during the mastnK.
and. atter Il was nvsr, iho bqn1t vas made mt
mi s,1ro ypfes for tho thtfltrrm candidate wOt1,
rrrsutt. Toso arc largo llgirrs, but it il not ut
iii dljiicult to eeo Init thoy aro hot lur4a enough
Tor tfH n,rrosc rrnJI,retj,- 1t Is sAf8 tu
ass,,tps lint ttesc wero but verJ few. ba tely y
1oxeyi possibly, of Nrnnt delegation at,soht frtun
tlio rnectI,,R, It ,yhs cMc,l III a lntu ha,ir, 50
tint ti,t,sp Who 1a'l evening engagements might
stiii attend md strenuous efforts were ngdo
70 KEEP rnE A,msxrrcs,
~ r. !ow M1nF ~ ~ W"i Tnin,,+,s ho Frn ihs
a snEona . y. ~ tUt,ttntM IT. t,ynnty, two
numDcr ma3t Oe sno.n.o]o4 .n1 ~ sweisI eisIsns
uLu19 VIZ hcicsates o. snro .n9 inn,,Hct IL fn
, 1880-06-02

And on the heels OF these two important |
defections can,e the report That Virginia,
claimed always as solid for Grant, Ind broken
nwny from the column, nlaino linking ten
delegates md Sherman ton, leaving two for
tho third term, Agnin rov0lutlonl Tho
Grant managers, smnrtlnE under their tiG-
leats In tho Empire and tho Keystone Statcs
md their utter discontinue III the National
COMMITTEES, appear to be thoroughly dc1noral-
1ed. Tie BATHS becomes n rout, and prom
hes soon 10 degenerate into wrotohed stanl-
pcle.
But hayo the mnnagcrs no bowels OF conf
pnssionp Do they propose TO take GER.
Grant Into the Convention, there to suffer
an tnglorlous deieatp These ARE tho 1ues-
tlons that were III every mans mouth yestcr-
day. The mon who have most persIstcntiy
and vigorously opposed 0en GrRlft nors-
ination arc his truest friends. They do not
wish To see him murcilesly slaughtered.
They would rather have Ills ilu,ne Withdrawn
while It may yet be DOM with something ut
honor. Gen. Grant has never announced
himself as candidate. 1t does not matter
how he has committed hlmself, privately,
to tho members Of the Syndicate
Even II he has bcon a party
u all their schemes and Wishes,
the fact need not become n pNrt Of recorded
history. Ills nnnle l,as boon used until its
use call no longer sarvn Ills frlonds. Why
should II not bu withdrawn. " 1t was prcH.
e,stc4l. by the Syndicate, as 1t was presented
ostensiby without his yolllon? VIII Messrs.
Conkling, Cameron, md Logan persist In
cnrrying Gen. Grant With them ssuwn to
ignominous death? Thaso questions voice
sentiment which psrvadud all clrclas yes-
tertlay 1t Ii felt that Kruat injuHtlea IL lleily
done u the renowned iAlle IND worlu'w!ue
fan,u Of the ex-Presldent. There are thou
Bands who have opposed the third term with
a,t their might who would gladly
1rscua Gen. Grant from tho OdluM
Of ilnal and overwhelming dc
feat. For tho further uso Ut hla
uu,ne Tho members of the Syndicate will be
publican purity prefer rather to believe thu
Zen. Grant Ia row standing by hla untort
urAtc friends than that they arc standing by
him. WHO IL the coming lnau? 1t Is plail
now That the Grant lnanvgers llAvs neltheI
the powcr TO hold their forces nor tho ability
10 transfer them to my one man, Tilel
preference Is doubtless Elnunds. But the!
clearly appreciate the danger OF the nom
iuauon Of Blaine III the event OF III
attempt to RD over " the 6en1to
from Vermont The Dlalne forces are coul
pact, well III hand, aud very enthusiastic
Nobody knows how Naany Of the Grant ulc
hare blaine In their n,indB "a second cholet
tits this fact-fear OF Blaino's nomination O
the second ba]lot-tilat Will perhaps koe
Grant in tho field " the last, regardless Of q
, 1880-06-02
GRANT CAUCUS.

The news Of tho objections In New York md
70 alarmed Tho thrco Bosses that
tho ukaso went forth for meeting, -slnt cAu-
Gus oxnGtly, but grind powwnw. at which tho
sol,la of tho tiuld and tho swavdrlng should b0
stlrrod within them, aud gonurnl brauln9.up
administered allaround. Tho Grant delegates ro-
spontIed with tnrdinoss which showed how lfttlo
soul they realty had Ia tho thing and proceeded
II. solemn procession to tho cub-room on tho
pnrlur door Of tho rnlmOr House. 10 get In
thoy wero
REQUIRED 70 rAss THRIVE Doons,- -
tho lrst q wooden ono, prnstdud over carly by
John Logan, tho Second Of Iron, with Lnng
Joncs Us doorkcepor, and tho inner portal Of tho
sntuc material. presided ovor by tho socrotlve
Floy. As tho procession was drnXo0ned
into tue room, and iA Individual members
passed upon by tho tlplicato set Of doorkeep-
ora, It recalled to m ontsIdcE tho Rdmrnble car
toon Ia this weeks Puck on "Polltical convlcts"
The lash was lacking, Ittorally speaking. but 1t
wus hold In suspunso over ull who cntarod Just
rs much as though 1t bad boon
AyEnvrABLE WHIP or eAALL CORDS.
It WAS worrying amusing whom Fred Grant pro-
so,,tpA himself ut tho door to SEQ TINT his pa'a
intorests wore not IN any why neglected, Long
.oncs. Mindful! ct Fred's inoltnntton to falk too
younY soldier. as II doubtful whether to adult
elongated sentry. after il mna,onis conversation.
eIo saay there en Loxa entered ai1sc the
sssinpsd' .tsf % ind pr,noancsl @ sstra!shs goo1s il
waA notorious, howevor, that II lot Of onts!derK,
aud heard iii they cared for: There was ono cx-
bilious bit nnlIsalplinetl omp!ay6 Of mora:
aud bad9s, got In, and proceeded! To give himself
away In tho most approved stylu BY pulling out
sanr1.c,v ,,aofs.srv to State inat tha Grantites
, 1880-06-02

s1xth District, now rcprcscntcd by 1so,,r}:, WIN
isn't going u rmn uynln WI have l,.f"< n
s"[aIm '"Ps"" ,p ciIr, 's vi, ~ 5 \ ;fsas
.WhHt i" you think OF cumcronsuo,lon Mon-
ions wns i specimen. ri bMlsdosmE. ~" ''s"a'
"was to o'Ena X, t. %%tct;a' ,he moon,
II wns -haI,dol aot 1n h!s part 70 r,fMso T.
q 4: He T. simply tho "Ecns Of tho Nsuona
::"Xnd mint do aa thny ,sayF'. -. .---....
:"Wh%at % vii bo be tic ] rcs,tt of ts haca. DOWN,
/, ~ think t,rant IA gnit,R to tI8 l,,Atun."
tho evo af tlio Convention. ind Tho @ proiclytTnaaa IT,
e sspt "s m ss A. tfs % %se%St S Il w.: ss[p
4. Img',n md Ghv. IievcrjiFe hal sheir orswi. sSHa
lk Hcn ~ # s fner IN n,Sws,x ns x1;F y
fellows. Tho backbono soo,nn 10 htvc x,no our
q .Io'73oy tn' h"dt s sy Il Wcn X ter e eve
shouting t!lt|le vnlis scsonndca; Durns .the
HSsaes ss ss ss a ays1 eso ~ ID ss s
Diners we're Eise,l l.lalno md shern'nMt
y s no msua nc ossson snS e as sSa
@ tosch"nso % af g"od @ fe!!owthip. ~ s'"e'A' 10
of tho owning. Tiorn wcro lIso,iss.ias tr EnIns
ntey M ss% R d eS eSao merits ,oe e tho aan
| WHEREABOUTS or DEtkoAT1oNs. :.
The following ts a directory Of tho Sartous
heaiqrarters I'D delegations rs fur rs Gun s. !
pss Sss;sfs! S,,ts EsS;1ssR ss T. Central conn''ses-
iherman tRlcalsausrtofs--Appollate Court
,SbeFgua Glnbt Now York-Tronont, ra.los. j..
UnioI llcpubllcan Club, rhlIadctphlu-rre-
4 W9shI1sno. Headquarters Grand Pacific
| Grnnt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. House. 1,nou,
, 1880-06-02
PRELIMINARY.
OBSERVATIONS.

r,,'fn,v ,1,ss,n,,af lint nirht. and Mi tlny to-
rnv l,nvc ,lr,.I1np1. nnlil It ia now certain
ti,ot ho ,n,,,nt ha ,,o,njnntr,1 on The first bnl-
int ond.tn,,st nike his chances in the steople-
c,,nse. Secretary boutwell,, m unswervtng
rr,,,t ,nnn. snI,l to.ntRht that Grant would
mex forty to fifty votes of choice OH the
nrst hnlIot. Int wo,,,d not be dropped, aud
exn,nted recruits nftcrward from thu other
cu,nns. The minority Of tic National Com
mlitccr being against Grant, were nblo 10
unitc, ne fhc delegations nralust him could
nnt sa,.c,,no urorra i1onr for Temporary
chairman, they tlcrrby secured tho solid
F,jm,,m,1a vntc In swell tho .l}luine and the
Sherman nn.l Wnshhnrne columns on tho !
Hner ~ sho i,,nvrntfo1, II ,nl,v other candi. |
.;otn shom1,1 In mt IN oraiust 1tonr by the !
f:-o,t m",, A. ,,o sa1ne timr they produced |
: r,,v,,lt IN thu Nav y-or} md pcnnsy'yantn |
.,oio,att,,,s o,,t fnrcrd ti,e nbnnlonneut Of
t,,e nit r,tie nv Threatening to dcposo Don |
t.amornn trl,nt worthv u.,s cnol md game.
b,,t i,a,, to AMI tIe leak, n,cntallv sayinr:
y All ttc,, s,,ol, air for th1siW
~ ,oynAy s,Gt1r.
whom the NatIo,nl Committee went into ses-
s;o,,' VA haIt so,ueihinr renlly dramatic. 1
e'""t NJ ,,o~r ~ t.y.' to,varIs nidninht ont
etdn ~ t,o dnnr ~ the Com,nittce In the lob
,,w ~ t,,a patn,er 11ouse ont, No unw nr,d tlen
,,,.,nhar ca',,o t,,,t and flronpcl litt,e news
tn tho reportcrs and polItlcla,Is that rushed
"n"m bim Il was startling Ia watch Tho re-
,.,,luinms % ~ fpolinvs md oitcruot,onsnf nlonm
or NV Nun nr1, never attached to anybody
% mn ,n,,h ~ fni,owers ara to ,.nn,datns nhout
rnnva,tinn ,,,nc. nnrticninr1v IN presidential
on,,,antns nnt,vcon odr,jrntion nnJ rx.
,,oot,t,on thew almost rroyy IN worsllp their
pa,,,,,ni1,, i,,,1s Standing nro,,nd fla tjoor
r,I, t,.,',a.,, vs,,,,,. ,,h, ho. hoa,,
around inc wota WIN ulanI. 1'aa T. ana n,s
9Eothef 9 VINO y trtsnM y, a n
sent 10 jall for not allowing al investigating
Released by tbs SUPREME Court; GiIson, Of
tic Sun, who il coysrtly for Blaine, auld has
done nil the investigations OH tho Republican
r"nvv snn, Rnw,rs. uml twcnty or thirty
others. A IttlcS stairway lcau'hg pacR 70
tho hulf-story where these were consregated
%as ncKe ", ;, nn"n % l,stnuu @ 'i IL @ s"n,
hiaSt1's speeenes nta olnots "'.h.''g pots' o"t
all On tho whole goud-humorcd.
Suddenly tho news can'o out Of tho cont
,u{ttce-rnnm That George llonr l,Ad beet
a,',uo1, Snr 'ro,n,rarv Cholrmou rt,o
,' e"oo,i ~ ~ r,.,, ,,,n,, fa,I 81 +h,s
soun.ea" .,' Wv .i,,nI ,,,I ..i',. WI,
p"t theS iis."ly t"'..' nv" s".u "t',, ),
between Blaine and Grant, Noar is1nr Grant"
no H. Is for ,r'e everybody else except Graut or
I,1a,.,D
l'Nl' M'.. .,,no .,. ,o,,s t,,ot IA, comoro,,
NeSt came 'ne news . .as LON Ieeru't .s ,,t
.a,x3 ,e .S sam r. ,vna I fal1owm, hv t,e ' IL.
.eaay "nc t - ~ w. fnn,tt, 1ovmta ~ n,,.r3ori,
formation lllat u t!le Colhihtttet u'ae!looR
j. IN dry,sn CnnteruN. llOnr would bc fought lt