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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-23
THE CITY.
STREET sTRAwS.
Shell..oysters at the Delm onic.

ohell.oysters at the Delmonic.
Goal is retailing at $3.50 per ton.
no TO the Delmonic for your shell oysters.
The weather continues cool and threaten
ing rain.
The Windsor.
Gsli early for shell oysters Just received
~Delmonic restaurant.
.Srllliths Il Cowser has Just received car
"olnus and two cars plaster lath.
Inc wood.hauler sits defiantly upon his
eoru oil wood and demands So for it in hard
LOOK at the toys at China Hall, up stairs.
.nesalesadies there do not consider It any
trouble to show goods.
WI. Shone, No. sos Main street, VIII ole
saie BOOKSELLER and stat,oner. A full line of
nolday goods. See card.
Inc finest liquors andcigars In the city,
an always be found at the Glen Lea saloon
opposite the HERALD office.
tendency to weakness and premature de-
"a! are prevented by the use Of Lemp's
extra export Bottled Beer.
"A souveneir OF Frank Mayo, as "Davy
SSn,ockett,' will be given to each person CALI
'Hs TOT the same at the opera.house
Temps Extra Export Bottled Beer is &C.
nowledged by all to he unexcelled in
purity and freshness Those who use it
proclaim 1t the best.
40 all requiring an excellent tonic, COM
Evseu OF natures own product, and most
nvgorssing beverage, we cheerfully recon-
"enu Lemp's extra export Beer.
LYMAN Il Curtis wooden toys, almost In.
ITe,siiructible, are made a speciality, at
unlna Hall The salesladies will Instruct
you how to set them Together.
swords, guns, drums, flies, trombones,
Avs, wagons, horses, pistols, Nmas can
S G and nine thousand other things, at ID.
'os'ln's china hall toy bazaar.
Dolls dressed-dolls in undress; dolls
,nlaueoI china, dolls of leather, dolls indie
inrqMctihle dolls in every shape and form, at
DuoSlin's china hail toy bazaar.
Rev 7. IL Lockett, Of Henderson, Ken.
pvNy, will preach tonight a. the First
DsPtst church, corner of Sycamore street
anu PATTERSON avenue, He preached last
evening to a large and interested audience.
,,.ustice Kendall has moved his office over
NJ building NJ the northeast corner of
-A"n ana market streets.
oansewis Sanders was arrested yesterday by
"''Ver keehan and locked up on the chcrgo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-23

The Two Mysterious Highwaymen Put In
an Appearance Again and Tap the rin of
Darkey,
News reached the city last evening that
julius Moses, colored, had been held up a,
White Rock creek bridge, on his return
home from the city, and robbed. Sheriff
Smith and deputies lett at once for the
scene otthe robbery, and if the highway.
men are not apprehended it will not be for
lack OF diligence on the part of the officers
Moses had brought lot of cotton
to the city and h,vlng gotten his pay for il
and laid in lot of molasses, sugar and cot
fee, was on his way home aud was nearing
White Rock creek, when two knights of the
road suddenly appeared in front Of him,
mounted on prancing steeds and with
cooked revovers in their hands. In no nm.
certain tone one of them, who appeared
to be the leader and spokesman,
commanded him to "shell out and be
mighty quick about it, Moses thought of
the long summer days he had toiled in the
field for the money the robbers would fain
have, and his heart was sick, and though
scared nearly out of his wits, he hesitsted,
but when the speaker placed the terrible
persuader, in close proximity to his
neau MS nina was at once
| fully made up and he determined that
they might have their own way about the
Affairs and when the robber equested him to
step down from his wagon, he complied
with such readiness that 1t almost smacked
OF cheerfulness. One OF them held a six
shooter on him while the other proceeded
to go. through his pockets, get
ting in all $3.50 in currency
and silver. The robbers will regret to
lesrn, however, that this slick Absynian
had concealed in a false pocket in the right
leg, of his pants $66 in pure, shining gold,
and $ll more in a pocket in the left leg
similarly constructed, the same being, in the
language of Moses, the handiwork of the
''oie woman" Flattering themselves that
they had ileeoed him of every cent he
had, they babe him get in his apple cart, -
as they irreverently termed his wagon, and
BECOME, which he did. Sheriff Smith went
out on receipt of the news to do what he
could in ferre,ing out the robbers. They
wore handkerchiefs tied around the lower
part OF the face, and had on overalls and
SLOUGH hats. They are, no doubt
the same two mysterious highwaymen who
for the past three weeks have been hating
people and demanding their money. They
are novices in this business, and to all an,
pearances reside in the county and know
the parties they rob and the time when
they dispose Of their cotton. Let the
farmer carry his shotgun, loaded with a
little grape.
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1850 November lO42sslos December and
Bulk meats In fair demand, shoulders Gil
short nib 6e-shott clenr sides D M

1880 November; lO,42S@lOi5 December and
year,
Bulk meats in fair demand, shoulders 6il
short lib short clear sides . ~
Cattle-Reoeipts $500; shipments 2,30e mod.
erately active shipping 10 lower good ~ choice.
1905 80; common IN fair iGs5: Texas 8 1904 80.
KANSAS CIiY.
KANSAS CITY, November 22.-Catue very
quiet good naive steers, of, go to 400 pounds,
sold at 4bOy5. 10 Texas steers sold at 1900
800
ST LOUIS
ST. LOUIS Nov. 22.-Flour dull and un-
changed
Wheat steady and In good demand for shin.
ment; No cred 81. cash; o. November; 9i1s,
December 81, year; No 3 red. SIS
Corn higher ut opening and advanced, then
declined, but closed above yesterdays closing /:
6l'i@6s, cash 67's@dSA, closing GS, November
81 ~, December: 53T@5ti, year
Whisky higher, Ii
Corn meal steady; 9 ~ cash
Pork dun. old sOld at Is, new Mt ~
Bulk meat and bacon lower but only small
trade done and such irregular, Accurate quota.
tons cannot be given.
Lard nominally lower:
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The nIayoraity of Denton

Mr.. D. A. Robinson is candidate for
mayor of Denton, the election to come OIL
on the 18th of November. The HERALD is
not advised that he has any opposition,
and he should have none. 1t is not politi-
cal office, and if the people of Denton want
live, progressive man, who will use his
every effort to advance the interests of their
city, they should support Robinson. His
every thought is for the good OF Denton,
and he will no doubt do much to advance
her material interests should he be chosen
to fill the station to which he aspires.
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Cutting ARRAY.

S. A. Rush had difficulty yesterday
with William Sneel, colored, in which the
latter received several severe cuts about the
neck, though they are not regarded as
the employ OF Rush and demanded more
wages then was due him, when war of
words ensued which brought on collision,
In which Rush used his pocket.knife, with
the above results. He came in aud sur
rendered to Justice Edwards, who placed
him under bond.
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On the Quiet

In their secret session Tuesday night the
city council furnished the information that
number OF towns in north Texas were
infected with the smallpox, and the ques-
ton rs TO whether or not Dallas should
quarantine against them was discussed,
though no definite action was taken. Two
other items of Importance were passed
upon, but their publication just at present
is not deemed advisable.
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The Arkansas Traveller.

The Eclipse Lumberyard has the agency
ebrated brand of paints, Arkansas Tray.
eler, etc. Those intending to paint their
houses, fences or anything should call at
the Eclipse Lumber.yard and examine
samples before buying. The paints made
by this company are Of the very best ma.
terial and are equal to any in the market.
Don't fail TO try these paints; satisfaction
guaranteed. For sale by the Eclipse Lum-
ber.yard.
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The Banner County.

1t may not be generally known that, ac-
cording to the vote poled at the late cleo.
ton, Dallas is the banner democratic coun.
ty of the state. In the next state conven-
ton she will take the lead in the number of
delegates, and will consequently WELD a
powerful influence. Grayson county has
heretofore been the banner county but
Dallas supersedes her.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-23

Captain Bell who has the contract for
paving part of Elm street, between Muir.
phy and College streets, with bois dare,
has received several carloads Of that mate.
rial, aud as soon as he organizes his force,
work will begin. The citizens are looking
anxiously forward to the new pavement
aud its test.
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Tho Coming sengerfest.

There will be mass-meeting Of the
citizens held at the Board of Trade rooms
on the 2Sth, to consult with a committee
appointed by the management to confer in
regard to steps to be taken looking to the
coming Samngerfest. AS the next Sanger-
fest is to be held here, it is matter in
which our businesSm and citizens gener-
ally should feel interested, and in which
they should take pride.
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Tho Vote for Governor.
To the Editor Of the Herald.

To the Editor OF the Herald
Cisco, TEX, Nov. -, 1SSo.-For the bene.
At of those who have little at stake on the
election, will you please approximate as
near as you can 1reand's majority for
governor? ID,
The returns from over the state are not
full but from the best information his
majority will be between 5000 to 1000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-23

Constipation is disease maker and leads
to indigestion, acid stomach, heartburn,
levers, biliousness, sick headache, torpidity
Of the liver, collie, inilammatory direases, ner-
vousness, loss of appetite, etc. These can
all be removed by the use of Bailey's Sa-
line Aperient.
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A Stern Fact.

n
The winter has set in but it did not catch
Q. ii. Clancy, the famous shirt manufac-
turer, mapping, for he still manufactures
those famous drawers, double-lined in the
seat, and is making up flannels and gents
winter underwear cheap. Flannels ofeyery
description and thickness are being turned
ont at remarkably low figures. Go and see
his immense stock and be convinced of the
fact - "
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Prospective Building,

Mr.. A.. W. Childress has Just made CON
tract for building a three.story brick, fifty
feet front, on Main street, next to Marsalis'
building. 1t will join the Blankenship
building, and will be occupied by them,
making the largest three-story brick build.
ing in the city, and to cost 81 500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-23

Whenever you prefer TO go hungry rather
than suffer from Dyspepsia after eating,
use Aoker's Dyspepsia Tablets and enjoy
your dinner. In neat tin boxes, rs and 80
cents. Sold by w. II. Patterson, & Co.,
Dallas. Texas
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Til, baltimore Episcopal Methodist

says. "SimmOns Liver KeguIAtOr Is nc.
knowledged to have no equal as a liver
medicine, containing those southern roots
and herbs which an allwiSe Providence has
paced in countries where liver diseases
prevail"
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Texas Express Company's Sale OF Miscella
neous Express Packages.

A large number of unclaimed packages
will be sold at public auction ON Wednes.
day, December ~, 1889, at 10 O'Clock a. m :,
at the wareroom Of Henry Cohn, 70S Main
street, Dallas, unless redeemed before day
of sale. Terms cash.
d. r FAwcETr Aypnt
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Kentucky Whiskies.-lf you want
straight, good sour mash Kentucky whis-
kies, call only for q. Conrad Il Co.'s Moss
Rose bourbon or Governors choice rye,
Ask your grocer for them.
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Wines. liquors, cigars and the coolest
beer, billiard tables and polite attention,
can always be found at the Glen Lea,
saloon, opposite the HERALD Office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-23

N New BOOK
entitled Tale of Shirt" in six chapters
with illustrations and poetry. is now in
press and will be ont in a few days. Call
at Clancey's, No. 6l2 Main street, and get
one. Free to all. Sent by mail to any ad-
Dress
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-23

Having heard Mr.. Charles Watts, of Lon
don, lecture on the doctrines of the soul
and a Future State" | hereby challenge
him to debate the evidences OF Christianity
with an able opponent, who has met Mr..
Underwood and other leading American in.
iidel5 &. NJ WLMETH
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Neck wear at Bauman's.

Beaver ne,s, all colors, $3.50, at Bau.
mans, 105 Elm street.
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~ Elm street, headquarters for candy,
toys and vases.
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Fine diamond rings. studs and earrings,
cheaper than In New York, at Austin's.
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COAL FOR SALE,
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS,
OFFICE OF GAS COMPANY,
No. III MARKET STREET

Buy your buggies ut w. W. Orr's, sue.
essor to sechler & Orr Main street, Dallas,
Texas.
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Bargains in china, glassware, etc., at the
CRYSTAL Palace
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The handsomest chamber sets you ever
saw, for 50, at the Crystal Palace.
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A Word in Season.

In view of the cold weather now at
hand, anything on the subject Of cloth.
ing may be aptly termed word In sea.
son. And word in season is always
worth a. Our seasonable
word takes the f I'm Of advice. 1t Is
this; Come and sec what We can do for
you in the matter of supplying your
clothing requirements. You run no risk
OF havinE shelf.worn goods thrust upon
you for new ones. Our stock Is all of
this years manufacture, and designed
strictly in accordance with the styles de.
creed for 1925. In the matter Of price
we are enabled, by our immense facili.
ties and consequent large sales, to UNI
dersell, aud do undersell all competi.
tors. We do not claim TO sell o $25 suit
or overcoat for half that sum, but we do
claim to sell all qualities of suits and
ovcrcoats for less money than the same
goods can be bought forelsewherc. Par
snts and guardi,ns will combine profit
with pleasure by patronlsing our Boys
and Children's Department.
Besides our vast stock Of Men s and Boys
Clothes, here is everything else you need
Underwear, Neckvear, Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspenders, for both men aud boys
with Hats for boys. We call special at
tention to the grade OF Heavy, Soft, ALI
Wool Underwear, we are offering for $3.50
per garment, or 80 per suit. Same quality
Is retailing generally throughout the city
at 80 cents more per garment.
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Clocks at Austin's cheaper than the
cheapVst,
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Extraordinary Bargains in
Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Cloaks and wraps.
In order to reduce our eX-
tremely large stock we offer
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,



NEw ORLEANS, November 21-Flour Quiet
but strong; HIGHER grades 4 756b5I,
Corn active; white g.; yellow so,
Oats Arm at As
Polk duh and lower at ~.
Lard quiet but firm; refined fierce II: key l2I.
Shoulders Q: long clear l2,sel3, hams, sugar
cured, higher: choice canyass,d l5@l6.
Whisky steady and unchanged
Coffee dull; Rio cargocs, common 10 prime,
6hSlOA
Sugar steady with fair dcm,nd, common 10
good common 69@6s; fair to fully fairbaia
ca; prime TO choice 64n6'. yellow clarified
7fd1h; choice white clarified s8sH; granu.
lated sA.
Molasses active; centrifugal 2Oa32 common
20a2S fair, S5@S7; primo TO choice iO66i
Rice steady AMI In fair emand at t,.Qj.
Bran scarce aud firm Mt 80.
sights, on New York, at par; sterling bank
so,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Nov. 2a-Wheat steady. firm and
and regular " November QiA6p3a Dccom-
her, % year. No. red winter VI. cash and
November giA December 0ih year
Corn excited and higher; 20 cash; 6sis Noyem.
Der. 6ld6il. December aud year.
Pork active and no lower II 2'Hi7A cash,
II bid November; 10 pidi7 December ana year
Lard unsettled and lower 10 so@lo IS cash;
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burrkRcuf TEXAS. Sept. l. lSS2.
Ihis Is TO certify that we have used your
WONDERFUL EIGHT for BLACK CEG
IN Ca'tle by giving from Is 10 70 drops inter
nally and applying externally once or uytce 10
the parts affected, and 1t gave Immediate relief
A, J., McLURE W. n. sHiFLETr,
A. J. STEWARD. WILL McLURE,
IN n WILLIAMS nauas r,x
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SURE CURE FOR RLACKIEc

BurrEscuP TKxAs, August IS 1852.
Sessrs, Morley Bros:
GkSrRENEN IL have sold WONDERFUL,
81 INT 10 several Of my customers who used
u ,or the cure OF BLACK LEG by giving
lernaly. worked like a charm Yours, Etc.
J. b. HUTCHINSON.
NJ. coto H.. ruAxx-p,.,
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BARGAINS

In Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Underwear.
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In Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Hosiery.
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FOR THIS week We OFFER
BARGAINS
In Dress Goods.
BARGAINS
BARGAINS

In Cloths and Cassimeres
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BARGAINS

In Blankets and Quilts.
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GOING EAST.
Can Francisco and st. Louis Express)
N"'NS "a ms ......,....s...... b.opp IN.
Waco and Miueola Ac ommodaton,
Leaves Dallas l.l5 n M
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MISSOURI PACIFIC,
DIAL as and 81 Louis EXpress)
w Dallas...l000 p. m. Arr. Dallas. SOS a. IN.
Denton Accom- mOdation)
~. DALLAS. S:ij n. m. Arr. Dallas 4 30 p. m.
GUILE, COLORADO SANTA FE,
THROUGH PASSENGER.
I've Dallas. 500 a. m. AR. Dallas lao D. NJ
MIXED.
an DALLAS lGS0a m. I've. Dallas. $3.50 D. m
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-10
About Dent Corn.

Christian at Work::-Professor Shelton,
of Kansas Agricultural college, sends
corn to the Michigan Agricultural col
lege which has been raised there for
three years. 1t went to Kansas as
King Philip, it comes back well marked
with dent. He says it is the effect of
the climate, and not due to crossing with
dent corn. DR.. Sturtevant mentions a
similar case of an eight-rowed flint corn.
removed and cultivated in Ohio. became
from seven years. use closely allied to
gourd seed, being much dented, and the
number of rows on the cob had increased
to twelve and twenty. In Louisiana the
continued cultivation of soft gourd corn
from the West, produced hard flint corn.
with larger cob, in twelve years. At Lam
sing, Mich, dent corn has a tendency
to ripen early and become round at the
tip of the kernel from year to year, unless
care is taken by selecting seed which
shows prominent dents in the ends of the
kernels. Inl southern Ohio and Indiana
there is not that tendency for dent corn
to change to flint corn.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-10
SUMMER SPORTS.
ASf0nished.

LONDON, July s.-The Sportsman says it is
utterly astonished at the action of the com.
mittee Of the Amateur Rowing association in
passing resolution touching the statutes OF
the Hillsdales, particularly when it sees the
names attached to it. 1t feels with pain the
almost degradation of the association in not
awarding simple justice to visitors The
entry of the Hillsdales in one or two regattas
having been duly accepted, they find them
selves thrown out Of the entire category of
amateurs. though they have held the proud
position OF amateur champions of America
for four successive years. 1t would not be
surprising If the resolution debars them from
rowing in the regattas for which they are en-
tered. II SO the trainers of the resolution will
incur heavy odium and reproach. The
sportsman earnestly appeals to amateur oars
men generally to decline their share of the
stigma.
The Hillsdale crew entered for the senior
fours at the Kingston regatta next Friday.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-10
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON July s-Two hundred and twenty.
three outrages were committed in ireland
during June of which five were murders.
The prince OF Wales and duke of Cambridge
will subscribe towards the fund for sending a
rifle team to America. The total subscriptions
now amount to ESP. There will be final
exhaustive test for selection of the team
shortly after the shooting at Wimbledon.
sKoBELoFF.
Gen. Skobeloff's heart complaint, it is
thought, was dHe TO a confusion received
during the attack on Plevna. HIS end was
without warning. Only week or two ago
the general rode seventy versts In a little over
one night. He spent the greater part OF
Thursday at the Moscow exhibition and re-
turned to the hotel in excellent spirits There
were at first reports of foul play but cur
sorry examination showed that death was
caused by rupture of the vessels of the heart
PREPARATIONS
LONDON, July S-Major General Sir Archi-
bald Alison, chief of the intelligence depart
ment of the war Office, is to proceed to Malta
Immediately. Two regiments of foot have
left AldershOt for Gibraltar.
dispatch from Paris states that the gov
eminent will ask the deputies for credit of
9312, 600 for precation.,
The preparations made by the ministers for
the expeditions to Egypt will compose twenty
vessels, with l41 guns and 8.270 men.
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central committee, and acting as such here
That they, the committee, knew of his per
sonal preference for Gilman; and In answer to
the statement that Minneapolis seemed very
much interested and had great
deal to say about the Fifth dis
trict congressman, he answered, "You
are right. Minneapolis proposes to have her
say about this election of Congressman in this
district;
1t is rumored that Mr.. Gordon saw certain
delegate who made prop -sition to carry the
county for Kindred for S3t 0, and e.rtain ii is
that the delegate di1 not vp'e with the KIN
bred men. He was obsery.d to walk up a
delegate by the arm and v hen told be had
brought him waxec tellie-rant and wanted to
whip somebody. Sui as ,-t there is no posi-
tive proof in the matt-r though circum-
stantial evidence is strong. No
fair minded man coult witness
to-day's proceeding and Eot feel
disgust at our lieutenant governor. who could
stoop SO low as to go into an adjoining county
and attempt TO log roll in his own behalf in a
town caucus. When he found this morning
that he had not force enough to carry the eau
Gus he told one of his delegates to the county
convention that if he could only get adjourn
ment he had forty railroad graders coming.
These finally arrived and while the regular
caucus have registered list of voters, the
second caucus have nothing 10 show and did
not even dare 20 count their
men. It is miserable, digraceful
farce, and the better class here deprecate it.
At this hour, p.m., the bands are parad-
ing with a banner, Kindred for congress in
scribed on it, and the expression is, He
will show them when the ides of November
come.