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5000 for sixteen Dollars.

JAcKsos, o., October 4.-Last Saturday
s,mneI Hull, q wealthy citizen, was muir
derouslv assaulted while at Work IN an ore
nit four miles east of this place, 6y yohn
Jackson. twenty years old, VINO roooeo ms
victim OF SIC. Jackson has peen cAPtuIeu'
~ var the money to give Is woman. Hull
i renorted 10 be diving.
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by the railroad managers The travelling pub
lie would be the better for it. The New
York Herald says women ticket-sellers would
not occasionally swear at purchaser, az some
men do. or keep travellers waiting 80 the
agent might hear the remainder OF some de-
licious sIory-thst5 a boon companion was
whispering 10 him. Young women 10 the
railway news stations would be more accom-
mod ating and sell more books and newspa-
pers than the masculine cubs who are often
found in these places. Young women might
even displace the majority OF tram BOYS 10
The great delight of passengers; if they were
to select their own stock 10 trade nasty ca udy
and trashy books might give way to some
thing that the travelling public would care
to buy Let some railroad company Try the
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T0enf,
SAM WARD.

Wherefore scorn the tuneful measure
Like a lout?
Drowning Arts melodious pleasure
In shout?
As the Moenads corybantic
Beauty's eyeiids, in their frantic
Reckless round?
Must not every Muse deny him
Who viii hutwsrd haste to HE him
From the whirl
OF the rhymatic cadence, speeding
On the dance,
Lads and lassies gayly leading
In its trance?
IT'S not cornH RiruH's blaring,
Saturnine,
All their senses is ensnaringi
But-the Nine!
Gliding feet and ringlets straying
Touch and kiss;
Wavy swaying to such playing
Is such bliss!
vulcan's hammer-clangs and clashes
With q glow,
But its splendors fall in ashes
At each blow!
Gracefully his shafts Apollo
Filings abroad;
Ecstasy and glsry follow
The Sun-God!
Him-the old Eternal Wander
Set, with Time and Rhyme, to order
Earth and Skyl
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T.nyt.x, the veterans.

CALDWELL, o., October S.-Sensior Sber-
man was received in the camp at the Soldiers
National Reunion with great enthusiasm.
He made long speech, in which he said it
was not his fault that he was not soldier in
the late war, for he was called from the
brigade organized for him TO enter the Senate.
The reunion closed tonight with camp
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wanted to rrrash an Editor.

Ep,E pa. October 4-George W. Cotton,
.,ber ouick-tempered attGche of the secre-
t.rv of states Office al Harrisburg, feeling
;,nsnsad at some illusions to himself in yes
terday's Eueaing Observer, called at the office
of that paper this morning, and removing
his surperfous wearing apparel proposed to
convince Editor Brown of the incorrectnes;
Of his statements by thrashing him then and
there. Brown politely declined Colton''
proposition, though it was presented IN va
lions forms. and the irste politician wa
finally got out of the Office without any gor'
being sacrificed.
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WHAT GEN. CHALMERs's PRESENT
FRIENDS THOUGHT OF HIM LAST

WHAT GEN. CHALM ERS'S PRESENT
FRIENDS THOUGHT OF HIM LAST
YEAR.
Lees than year ago Gen. james R.
Chalmers was the daily recipient of the
compliments of the National Republican, the
central organ Of Rsdicslism at Washington,
and the defender of Bradyis Star-route
Joguery. Gen. Chalmers declares that he
has not changed, and hence the opinions e1-
pressed Of him by his present friend and
ally, George G.. Gorham, must be as rue TO-
day as they were when uttered less than
year ago, and as Mr.. Gorham has not re-
tracted line or syllable of his charges, the
inference is irresistible that they are true
now, for everybody knows that George c.
Gorham, the editor Of the Republican, is an
honorable man. and will not tell a lie, even
when it is to his profit. The following e1-
tracts from the columns of the Republican
will demonstrate the high opinion OF Gen.
Chalmers as patriot, statesman and an
honest man, which Mr.. Gorham then held
sud nnhlicly expressed, and we think the
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EX-SENATOR RANDOLPH, of New Jersey,
ia confident that the Democrats will elect
in the districts which nominAed
Robson and Phelps.
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Law sou,a,, Tr,p !. round the world.

NEW YORK, October At Is pos lively
stated that plans and estimates from three
different shlpbuilders for the construction Of
Jay GouId's yacht for trip sround the
world are already under his consideration,
and will probably be decided upon IN very
short time. Meanwhile the scheme Of char
tering one of the new iron steamers OF the
Pacific Mail Company mas been discussed.
The steamer Is 10 serve till the yseht is
ready, and as the Pacific Mail Company has
recently built five new steamers it seems 10
be perfectly able and willing to charter one
nni for a few montha AZ a round price.
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outek work.

PROSPECT, TENN, october4.-Hen[y H Oh
,oxay. colored, had hearing YESTERDAY De
fore a magistrate on the charge 81 ola'A u
outrssing Mrs. Rodgers, Saturday night. ~
was pronounced guilty, and instantly ne bs; wa
seized by the crowd and hung from Dr'ug
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COLUMBUS, O., October 4.--C5arles Gosh
onsic dealer. is under arrest, charged viii
Violating the condition OF his pardon iron iron
the peniientiary. which was to abstain IRON
Intoxicating drink. The case Is Withou
nrece,ient in this State.
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Bosros, October "A private cable dis
patch announces the death oil Adelaide
Phillips al the not springs IN .outhern
France Miss PhiIlips had been in Il-health,
but adyices previous TO the announcement
of her death represented her a. having
gained strength.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

CARL ScHURz, editor of the New York
Eue,inq Post, is said to be yearniug for con-
gressional honors.
Ex-CoNeREssMAN You've, Of Ohio, fears
The loss of three or four Republican con-
gressmen in that State.
EX-SENATOR RANDOLPH, of New Jersey,
ia confident that the Democrats will elect
congressman in the districts which nominaed
Robson and Phelps.
UPoS the expiration of his term, Gov.
Cornell, OF New York, will return TO New
York City and occupy an elegant residence
to be erected for him near Madison avenue
and Ninety-41k ih street.
Mr.. CLEVELAND advised Democrats to
take their coats off and go to work; but the
Atlanta Constitution advises them TO put their
coats IN a safe place, or their pockets will be
riAed by Republican tramps.
THE New York State Democratic Commit
Tee have their headquarters at the Park
Avenue Hotel. They consist of two parlors
fronting on Park avenue and four rooms
fronting on Thirty-second street.
THuRIow WEED advises the Republicans
TO call a new convention and do the business
over again. He forgets that there are m arks
which cannot be sponged out. And the Re
publican managers have made score OF
them.
SrIIsoN HUrcHINs, editor of the WASH
ing.on Post, declined a nomination for Con-
gress in the First District of New Hamp-
SHIRE, and George B. Chandler, cashier of
the AmOskeag National Bank, Of Manches-
ter, was nominated.
COMMISSIONERS RAUM, speaking in a pri-
vate letter of his prospects Of receiving the
nomination of United States senator from
Illinois, says that although Gov. Cullum is
formidable opponent, still he feels confident
of his ability 10 secure the nomination.
GEN SLOVENIAN, the Democratic candidate
for governor of California, sets Judge Folger
a shining example in resigniug his commits
sion as colonel in the army, in order that it
sh all not be said that he hangs on to one
once Qntll ne - sure Vi RehiiHS 0AOhHeA'
THE editor of the Boston Herald, Mr.. E.
B. Haskell, is mentioned as a possible can
didate for Congress IN opposition to Mr..
Chandler in the Eighth Massachusetts, Dis
trict, and ii is stated that some 500 Repub-
licaa voters in the district are ready to join
in an independent movement.
lET= - , -.
SENATOR SHERMAN told an interviewer in
Cincinnati the other dsr day that he would
rather withhold his opinion in the Star
route cases until the men are convicted, but
he was ready to predics Mr.. Folgers certain
election. It would be wise for him to have
his say about the Star-route men now, and to
withhold his New York prediction.
AMONG sthe documents, besides "the two
per cent. circular circulated by HubbelPs
committee, is one containing an account of
the fraud perperated and bulidozing used to
elect Chalmers in the "Shoestring" District
of Mississippi, and the inconsistency of it Is
| aptly stated by the Washington Posi-, when it
says: 'Thisi is the fret time in history that any
Il
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Mr.. ABBOTT, in his recent speech at
Chautauqus, says: "To-day we have in
America, in round numbers, 1000 officers.
1t is certainly safe to say that the salaries
paid to our national oficeholders make a
gross amount not less than s25,0OO,OO0 a
wear. Consider Ter moment what Is in
volved in the principle that these offices
belong 10 the dominant party. 1t means
that every four years the United States holes
up before the gaze of all its people 500, OOO,-
600, and says tc each party: Whichever OF
YOU can win the election shall have the bag.
II means that the United States government
making its laws against bribery and corraP-
lion, is itself the greatest briber and cor
rupter of them all.
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The REV. DR. CUYLER, D. D., OF Brooklyn,
one of the best-known Presbyterian ministers
in the country, has openly repudiated the
Folger nomination. He has been an active
Republican ever since the party was formed.
But he declares that the nomination OF Fol-
ger was condemnation of Gov. Cornell for
the faithful and fearless discharg OF his du-
ties. 1t is calculated to discourage other
public men from doing their duty when the
interests of the people are antsgonIzed by
those of powerful corporation. 1t is, there
fore, an act against good morals and the pub
lie veal. Further, the nomination OF Folger
was contaminated by Federal interference,
which is a very bad thing. 1t will also re-
habilitate Roscoe Conklipg.
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AYERS HAIR REVIEWER.

Halls VEGETABLE SIcMIAN HAIR
REVIEWER is a scientific combination
OF some of the most powerful restora-
tive agents In the vegetable Kingdom
It restores gray hair to its original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and
clean. It cures dandruf and humors,
and faIling-out of the hair. It furnishes
the nutritive principle by which the
hair Is nourished and supported It
makes the hair moist. soft and glossy,
and is unsurpassed as hair dressing.
It Is the most economical preparation
ever offered to the public, as its effects
remain a long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. It is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed by
the State Assayer of Massachusetts
The popularity of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test Of many
wears, both in this country and In
foreign lands, and It Is now known and
used In all the civilized countries Of
The world.
For sale by all dealers
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A Bicycle Idiot ON HI. travels.

CHEYEsE, wy, October 4-Will Rose,
journalist and bicycle tourist, of Danville,
H., who started for San Francisco ak weeks
ago, is here. On account of the iateness OF
the season and advice received, he will go no
further on account of the danger Of getting
snow.bound in the mountains. Rose came
14OO miles on q bicycle alone.
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Meeting of Trustees of the Peabody

New York, October Abe annual meet
ing of the trustees and directors OF the Pea
body Educational Fund is in session here to-
day. Among those present are EI-President
HAYES. Justice Waite, of the United. States
So preme Court; 81. B. Whipple, OF Mime
sofa, and Alexander II. Stewart, of Virginia.
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HOLLOWAY HANGED
au;ek Work Made Of the RaTisher OF
MRS. Rogers at Prospect, Tenn.-
Startling Discovery.
!. =, Illinois Butcher Slaughtered by His
Brother-A Woman at the
Bottom Of 1t.
Uupreeedented ease.

DrSsIsoS, TEX, October Judge
Woods. of the Choctaw Nation, shot oy an
arnnIove il de ad.
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pp p - c,.r.,.ad

Mr.. B. B BRUCE, of Cleveland, O., writes:
81 felt generally unweIl Not desiring TO get into
the clutches of some Ispscious Doctor, stepped
into drug store and inquired If they had rem
edy that would cure anything and everything
The CLERK promptly handed me bottle OF Brown 9
Iron Bitters. said, Is it good ior DYSPEPSIA
He replied, There's nothing Ike il SAID - ,
urine isn't Just the right Color guess nv kidneys
are out of order Just the thing, sald ne, 1oI
kidney disorders Syou viii find IL strengthens AL
parts Of the body and very refreshing to the men
ial faculties-' Just the tnIng want Thought
AID it suited my complaint precisely never 1e
Browns Iron Bitters the exception, for really
believe it VIII relieve any disease thai huInen
heah Is heir to-
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GEN SLOVENIAN, the Democratic candidate
for governor of California, sets Judge Folger
a shining example in resigniug his commits
sion as colonel in the army, in order that 1t
shall not be said that he hangs on to one
Office until he is sure of getting another.
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Horsferd,s Acid phosphate.
prreEsHIsa pRIsK.

DIR. CO. Files, Portland, Me, says: aAitsr
perspiring freely, when cold wafer has utterly
failed to satisfy my thirst, it has accom-
pIished the purpose with the most perfect
saccesa y
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cnr,.sian. 4. Council.

Albany, N. Y, October 1.-THE nineth
gu adrennisI National Convention Of the
Christian Church opened this morning. An
unusually large number of delegates are
present from Eastern, Western and Southern
States, besides several from Canada. The
Rev. A. W. Coon, of Dayton, o., ia president.
An address of welcome was made by the Rev.
E. C. Abbot, pastor of the Christian church,
of this city. The Rev. d. A. LANCE, of North
Carolina, addressed the Convention in regard
TO the South, and said that he came here
nominally as q Southerner, but above that
"A an American.
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VnIToRs returning from abroad, as well
as recent emigrants, will find Ayers Sarsa-
pariIla helpful in avoiding the hardships OF
acclimstion, and in removing the bolls,
pimpIes and eruptions consequent upon sea
diet. Its blood-clesnsing qualities remedy
such troubles promptly.
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Fifty young women broke earth for new
Southern railroad day or TWO ago, merely
as 8 matter nf ceremony, of course, but II
their sex could be more largely employed
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aeEeener., sociesy.

Csc1sN1u, October 4.-Tne Bee-AeePefs
e,o;.tz ar to-day's meeting discussed the
-.,t;s's ~ raislpg queen bees and heard a
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For GoorruO,-WLLLLAH B. BATE.
For Congress CASEY TOOHo.
For STATE SelGte-D. 7. POkIcH
For state SeRate-J. s. GALLOhA.
For Representative -JOSIAH PA1 1880 1,
For Representatives. ORGAN :. AS1-A
For RspressHtatt-V-ED- J. HEhOIA
For Representative ~ r. PRfCE tco'o'eoj.
E,T 5eDTsseusutfpe-M f. NORRIS (COtOredD.
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In 1860 the population OF the United
States was 81, 443, 42l, and in 1880 it had in
creased 10 5O,155,7sS. In 1850 the expendi-
lures of the Federal government for the civil
and miscellaneous list and for the navy and
war departments, was S6S, 366, OO4. In 1874
the expenditures for the same purposes were
Si5S, 1856, IO7. The amount appropriated for
the same purposes for the fiscal year Of 1888
il over $3.50. OOO, 900. Thus it will be seen
lat while our population has only increased
from 1850 to 1880 less than eixty per cent. in
1874, there was a growth of expenditures
equal to 155 per cent, and for 1888 TO 163
percent. In 1874 the people took alarm, and
By most extraordinary popular movement,
sent Democratic majority to the lower
House, and in 1851 resulting reductions
for the civil list, war aud navy, amounted TO
$55, 690, 956. In these figures there is mine
Of interest for thinking men. 1t is these
vast expenditures for official service that is
undermining the political virtue of the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-05

AMONG sthe documents, besides "the two
per cent circular" circulated BY HubbeiPs
committee, is one containing an account of
the fraud perpetrated and bulidozing used to
elect Chalmers in the "Shoestring" District
of Mississippi, and the inconsistency of it Is
aptly stated by the Washington POst, when it
says: "This is the fret tins in history that any
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Ladies wishing a Perfume

That combines novelty, delicacy and rich
ness, end .Fioreston Cologne ;entirely salts
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srIIsoN HUTcHIss, editor of the WASH
ing:on Post, declined nomination for Con-
gress in the First District of New Hamp-
SHIRE, and George B. Chandler, cashier of
the Amoskeag National Bank, of Manches-
ter, was nominated.
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UPoN the expiration of his term, Gov:
Cornell, OF New York, will return TO New
York City and occupy an elegant residence
to be erected for him near Madison avenue
nd Niuety-4fflh street.
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THuRLow WEED advises the Republicans
TO call new convention and do the business
over again. He forgets that there are m arks
which cannot be sponged out. And the Re
publican managers have made score OF
them.
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TIE Savannah Eeus complains oil the
.,hv If The Democrats OF that city and
county; the Charleston Ne,'' ana our our
warn. the Democrats of South Carolina
,g.;n.t the s.me thing; the Wilmington S'ar
saw, the apathy in that city is "Pheno menSi
aud vet if defeat Overtakes then the aPN,
,h.,;c will take it out in "cus,ing" their nad
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TUE Hon. w. Walter Phelps, eI-memoer
Of Con,res,. and e1-minister to Austria, mas
b.en nominated for Congress again In Ne"
Jersey. Mr.. Phelps, who is comparatively
Young man, inherited an immense estate, -
thoroughly educated, possesses considerable
ability and an independent disposition 10
nolit,cs. and is esteemed man OF high
haracter.
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THE Charleston Nc,us and Courier says that
the record of Ex-Judge Mackey is lengthen-
ing. He has definitely determined lor tne
present, to decline the Greenback, Negro
nomination for Congress, and will be the
Greenbsck- Negro candidate for State sena-
tor for Chester county. A correspondent
Kindly informs US that Mackey was abstract
clerk at the Charleston cuslomhouse in 1868
SO and, as sucb, took the iron-clad oath oil
Office. Also, that he was president OF the
Uuion League in Charleston.
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THE New York State Democratic Commit
Tee have their headquarters at the Park
Avenue Hotel They consist of two parlors
fronting on Park avenue and four rooms
fronting on Thirty-second street.
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Mr.. CLEVELAND advised Democrats to
take their coats of and go to work; but the
Atlanta Constitution advises them TO put their
coats IN a safe place, or their pockets will be
riHed by Republican tramps.
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THE editor of the Boston Herald, Mr.. E.
B. Haskell, il mentioned as possible can
didate for Congress IN opposition to Mr..
Chandler in the Eighth Massachusetts, Dis
trict, and ii IL stated that some 500 Repub-
licaa voters in the district are ready to join
in an indenendent movement.
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The South Carolina Legislature in re-
districting the State located nearly all the
colored voters in the Seventh District, which
is consequently blacker in hue than anything
this side of Africa. The negroes there have
clear majority of $4,000, and are so strong
that the Democrats have placed no ticket in
the field, but trust to discussions In the
Republican ranks to demoralize and break
up that party. They have not trusted in
vain. Already four Republican candidates
have appeared in the Seventh South Caro-
lima District, three of whom are negroes
Lee, Small and Whitaker, who gained such
a repu tation at West Point over the loss of
his ears. THESE, in addition to Mackey,
have announced themselves as candidates,
aud vigorous campaign has been inau-
purated
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A SPECIAL telegram from Danville, Ala,
announces that the Rev. ii. r. Mccoy has
Withdrawn from the congressional race IN
the Fifth District of that Stale. Sensible
man, that. Says the Montgomery Mail:
"As a good substitute for the timid gen.
tleman form Chambers can be picked
up almost anywhere, Col. Williams will
not be long without opposition. As the
district is overwhelming and reliably Demo
cratic, half dozen patched up substitutes
like Mccoy wouldn't hurt anything"
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SENATOR G. F. HoAR, presiding IN tne
Massachusetts Republican Convention re-
Gently, announced that he possesses "a copy
Of an unpublished correspondence between
I.tsr,on and the New Eogland members OF
hi, cabinet in June, 1901, which is enough
10 make the hair of every civil service re-
former stand" on end at an interval OF eighty
ons ve.rs and three months from date.
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= IT7= OCTOBER 1882 I = =
ROYAL BAKING. POWDER.

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The uumer GUS and able representation oil
the solid South in Congress has been for a
long tim. the night mare of the Republican
party; and no effort has been spared IN tne
attempt either to seduce or destroy IT, In
the coming campaign every district in the
South. in which Republican success is pos,
.ible. will be assaulted with malignity and
perseverance never witnessed before Inc
torch of the. iucendisry has been lighted,
the purse of corruption has been openeo'
the attack has begun.