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| II. Page, boot and shoe store, 70S Elm
! street, has large line Of goods for holiday
| gifts and every day use; such az slippers,
CATERS, ETC., and full stock always carried
OF HE own work and Eastern make.
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THE CITY.
STREET SIFTINGs.
Milwaukee beer is all the rage,
With every class and every ago.


Go to the Parlor saloon, Lamar street.
Fresh, sugar-cured dried beef at Loeb &
Ireiberg,
The watermelon and peach market is well
stocked.
This being Decoration Day the cotton ex-
change will close.
Fine liquors, of the best brands, at the
Office saloon.
0ats-Wheat-0 ats-See W. NJ. Waters
advertisement.
The Parlor saloon, Lamar street, the
hands0mest in town.
Only six deaths have occurred in the CITY
during the past two weeks.
Don't fail to attend the ice-cream festival
tonight at Nortons building.
Don't fail to attend the ice.cream festival
tonight at Norton's building,
The Glen Lea saloon keeps for its Gus
toners ice-cold sweet milk and buttermilk.
Deputy Sheriff Spencer shot and killed
maddog on Bryan street yesterday.
HThe sewer on Main street, at the inter.
Gctlon OF Lamar, was cleaned out yester.
day.
The Parlor saloon. Lamar street, between
Main and Elm, keep the best liquors il
town.
The best liquors and cigars always at the
fGor saloon, Lamar street, between Main
and Elm.
Attention is called to the electric light
notice OF Caperan Il Bond, on the 9TH page
There Will be q private party and lots of
husc and dancing tonight at Meisterhan's
pavilion.
Attention is called TO the advertisement of
ihe Electric Light company, which appears
10 another column.
Mr.. Jake Menc2er's boy Henry was con-
armed yesterday according toithe rites of
Tue Jewish faith.
W, Borer and W. Crump, charged with
assault TO XIII, were released from Jail yes
tetday on q $500 bond each.
The colored company of Cochran Grays
nave received their arms from the state, and
'ley Will soon have their uniforms.
The police received special orders Sunday
wSrctly enforce the Sunday law from .
am until O'Clock in the afternoon.
Two engines for the Chicago Texas Il
Mexican Central road are on their way here,
having been shipped last Thursday.
some 800 excursionists from Cleburne
visited Dallas Sunday, coming and going
road.
Inc committee on water let the contract
~ eNcavating Browder springs, from which
Ge water works draws its supply, to A.
Gotlieb yesterday.
Mrs Camp is going TO have two'story
WICK erected on the ground where her
aame building burned on Main street, be-
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Buy your bugges at w. w. 0rr's, success
sor to Sechler IL Orr, Main street, Dallas
Texas.
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summer Excursion Tickets Mt Reduce,
Rates

east, southeast, aud to Colorado and New
Mexico will be placed on sale June LIST, 1882,
by the Texas & Pacific and Missouri Pacific
railway companies. These tickets are good
for return until November LIST, 1852. Ticket
offices at corner of Lamar street and Pacific
avenue, Dallas, and at Union depot, East
Dallas. Slecping.car accommodations Sc.
cured in advance when desired.
Il. w. THOMPSON, JR.,
Ticket Agent.
d, a. TURNER, Assistant Ticket Agent,
Union depot.
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We Mem Ruslness

Having obtained a guarantee of time on
shipments of beer. we will never allow our
city or other customers to be left without a
iul supply of the freshest, and are willing
to bind ourselves to that effect.
LOEB IL SCHwAsAcHER,
Agents for Falks Milwaukee beer.
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We receive Pattern Hats and Bonnets
daily as they appear in New York ut
Bauman's 7O6 Elm street.
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Attorney for said Companies,

The medicines composing Carters Liver
Bitters are all American, fresh, home
grown, active and valuable. They form
bitters which cannot be used without bene-
tit. See advertisement.
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New Hats and DoHnets,
not to be found elsewhere. See Mrs. Bau
man, IO6 Elm street.
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The best cigars, finest favored, hand.
made, and the most popular brands. and no
others, are always sold at the Wichita sa.
loon.
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Notice-Mr. Wheeiock has the best Ice.
cream ever made In the city. Leave your
orders for cream wanted sunday or week
days and IL will be delivered.
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All Orders by Mall
win be carefully filed and satisfaction
guaranteed Il. Bauman, manager, 20,
Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
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To have your watches and jewelry nicely
epaired, 20 to l.. +. Curtis at New Jcwelry
tore, corner Main and Poydras streets.
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On account ofengaging in other business
| offer may entire stock of boots and shoes
for sale to any one DESTROYS of engaging in
business. ii. S. Owen, 800 Elm street.
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Those putting In water or gas-fxturt
hould call on II. II, Doyle, S3l Main street
network and charges reasonable.
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TNUIcs,
the only reliable styles of Hats and Bon
nets TO suit your faces, see Mrs. Bauman,
106 Elm street.
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Boots and shoes at cost. at owens, 5oI
Elm street.
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nd, Lislc, and silk gloves, In all oolors a
Calm Bros. & Co.'S.
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Toall good judges it's clear
The purest drink Is Milwaukee Beer.
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Pianos.

Planos.
G, il. Edwards at 72j Main street, will
soon receive n new supply of Chickering
and other pianos and meanwhile offers u
number of secondhand pianos at ex-
tremely low figures. See prices in another
column,
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You are all cordially invited. Myself and
sales.ladies will he pleased TO show you our
goods in every department. Respectfully,
Mrs. Il. Bauman, 100 Elm street.
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A Scandal.

A Scandal.
scandal never attaches to a man or wo-
man Tor drinking Falk's Celebrated Mil
waukee Beer, for 1t is too pure to breed
scandal.
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Leading novelties in lace, scarf and ties
at Calm Bros. & Co.'S,
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For the latest novelties in hats 10 TO NJ
Roscnthal IL Co.
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Merchants send your orders to Levi &
Bro. at once for some Of these oranges.
They are the finest favored fruit in the
world, juicy and delicious. Levi Il Bro.
offer them very cheap. Order quick before
they are all gone.
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Go to Indianapolis

10 10 Indianapolis
Via the NASDALIA LINE. IL is the shortest
best, and over two and half hours the
quickest route. Three daily trains.
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Anohovios and fish in jelly at Loeb 4
Freiberg's.
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Rough ON Rata
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants
bed.bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers,
Use. Druggists.
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Notice to Creditors,

All persons holding time checks or other
evidences of Indebtedness due by the An
glo-American Land aud Claim association,
or the Chicago, Texas Il Mexican Central
railway company, are requested to present
the same to be audited and paid.
JAMES B. SIMPSON,
Attorney for said Companies.
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Smoke Duke Of Durham cigarette, mild
mellow and pure
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Fresh roasted Mocha, Java and Rio cole,
at Loeb & Frcitcrgs.
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Don't forget ovens fine shoes at cost, 50
Elm street.
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Pure, unadulteratcd Glen Lea and Clea
Lake whiskeis ut the Wichita saloon.
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L. Il. Curtis, the finest matchmaker In
Dallas, corner Main and Poydras streets.
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Plain and lined parasols at cost, at Calm
Bros. Il Co.'S.
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II. Page, Tos Elm street, has constantly
In stock large line Of ready-made shoes Of
his own work and Eastern make.
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Restaurant for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
5. Mayer, 93l and 1913 Elm street, has the
incest restaurant In the city.
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buys their millinery Bauman's. 100 Elm
street.
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Horsrord's Acid Phosphate In Nervous De.
bility.
DR.. Edwin +. Vosc, Portland, Maine.
says; II have prescribed 1t for many o.
the various forms of nervous debility, and
II has never failed to do good"
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Six Dresscn
at SIS, sl7.Jo, so, s?7, SIS to SIS, to suit
everybody, ut Dauman's, 100 Elm street.
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French Flowers.
ornaments and beads at Bauman's, 200
Elm street.
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Oscar wilde Hate, else.
emily q baunan'S, Ioo HIN sleesA
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Headquarters
For bridal outfits. See Mrs. Dauman, roc
Elm street,
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Zine shoes Mt Cost,
! am overstocKed in ladies and mems fine
shoes, and will sell them at cost. Owens
Shoe Store, 500 Elm street.
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A grand free laach every day, from 10 q
m. till 2 p. M, at the Wichita saloon.
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Kid Gloves and Mits
all colors at Bauman's, 100 Elm street,
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The finest beer made on the globe
Is that you buy of Max Il Loeb.
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The neatest jewelry store In the city, co
ner Main and Poydras streets.
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Hungarian -four always on hand at Loeb
& Freibergs.
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Smoke genuine Duke Of Durham. Stand
ard Of tho world.
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Leading Novelties In Hair Goods
q surprisingly low prices d bAuman's, 100
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Ladies'
You are all cordially invited. Myself and
salesladies will be pleased TO show YOU our
goods in every department. Respectfully,
Mrs. Il. Bauman, 1H Elm street.
Restaurant for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
s. Mayer, 93l and 1888 Elm street, has the
incest restaurant In the city.
at SIS, siTJo, so, sg7, ss5 to SIS, to suit
everybody, at Dauman's, 100 Elm street.
Fine Shoes mt Cost.
am overstocKed in ladies' and mems fine
shoes, and will sell them at cost. Ovens
Shoe Store, 500 Elm street.
Pure, unadulteratcd Glen Lea and Clear
Lake whiskeis ut the Wichita saloon.
~
Don't forget ovens fine shoes at cost, 500
Elm street,
A grand free lunch every day, from 10 q.
m, till Up. m, at the Wichita saloon.
The neatest jewelry store In the city, cor
ner Main and Poydras streets.
-------S-------
II. Page, T0S Elm street, has constantly
In stock large line Of ready made shoes Of
his own work and Eastern make.
L. Il. Curtis, the finest matchmaker Ia
Dallas, corner Main and Poydras streets.
Everybody
buys their millinery Bauman's, 100 Elm
street.
Fresh roasted Mocha, Java and Rio coffee
at Loeb & Freiterg's.
Buy Your Laces
Of Bauman's. 100 Elm street.
Leading Novelties In Hair 0oeds
q surprisingly low prices d pauman's, 100
Elm street. .lT.l WV
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glo- American Land aud Claim association,
or the Chicago, Texas Il Mexican Central
railway company, are requested to present
the same to be audited and paid.
JAMES b. SIMPSON,
Attorney for said Companies.
The medicines composing Carriers Liver
Bitters are all American, fresh, home
grown, active and valuable. They form
bitters which cannot be used without bene-
tit. See advertisement.
California Oranges.
Merchants send your orders to Levi &
Bro. at once for some Of these oranges.
They are the finest favored fruit in the
offer them very cheap. Order quick before
they are all gone.
All Orders by Mall
WIN be carefully filed and satisfaction
guaranteed. II, Bauman, manager, 705
Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
Those putting In water or gas.fxture
hould call on II. II, Doyle, S3l Main street
network and charges reasonable.
IT
Kid Lislc, and silk gloves, In nil oolors at
Calm Bros. Il Co.'s.
Anchovios and fish in jelly at Loeb 4
Freiberg's.
For the latest novelties In hats 10 TO NJ.
Rosenthal Il Co.
Leading novelties in lace, scarf and ties
at Calm Bros. & Co.'S.
The finest beer made on the globe
Is that you buy Of Max Loeb.
Plain and lined parasols at cost, ut Calm
Bros. q Co.'S.
French Flowers,
ornaments aud beads at Bauman's, 200
Elm street.
Head quarters
For bridal outfits. See Mrs. Dauman, zoo
Elm street.
-
Hungarian -four always on hand at Loeb
& Freibergs.
Kid Gloves and Mits
all colors at Bauman's, 700 Elm street,
#
Smoke Duke Of Durham cigarette, mild
mellow and pure
Smoke genuine Duke Of Durham. Stand
aru Oh 'n' "olle. -.s-
Oscar wilde Hate, else.
emily q Baunan'A 100 HIN uSsesA
National Republican., 1882-10-18
IlnW ArahI Surren

Immediately upon the surrender and occupa-
ton of Cairo Colonel Stewart sent for Arab
Pesha, who responded TO the summons and came
to the Abbassieh, accompanied by Toulba, and
was received by General Lowe Turning TO
Duller Bey, an officer i'll the Khedive's service,
Arab asked him what he was required to do.
Dulier told him to surrender his sword, He was
then asked whether he understood that he was to
surrender Internationally. lie replied "Ycs,''
that lie surrendered to the clemency of England.
lie then Legan speech to the effect that all men
were brothers, but was stopped by General Lowe,
who stated that his only mission was to receive
his surrender. He then asked to be allowed TO
send to his palace for some of his servants. This
was allowed. AS he was leaving he started at the
drawn swords OF the escort, and whispered to
Dullier, Tell the General treated his prisoners
well" He was assured that he should be treated
with all consideration until he was handed over
to Sir Garnet Wolseey. On the arrival OF Sir GAR
net lie was ia ken by Sir Charles Wilson in car
riage to the place prepared for him in the Abdn
Palace. On the way he began making the usual
saaams TO the crowds; but, finding the natives
did not respond, he threw himself back in the
carriage in disgust.
National Republican., 1882-10-18
A PICTURE,

A dream of palms entwined with scarlet flowers
That blossom in reflection once again,
From the still beauty Of the waves that lie
Asleep, beneath burning golden skyi
A sky whose light would be exquisite pain
Were II not softened by the mist thatpours
Its tender dreamy loveliness like veil,
Drapng the passionate beauty ofa form
Made but for lovingi falling soft and warm
II walls the radiant morning. Still and pale,
a white, dead face floats down the shining stream,
Borne by barge TO l,s last resting place;
Above the pulseess bOsom's marble grace
The hands are crossed in sleep that knows no dream
Oh poet artist when thy pencil drew
Thy fronded palms against golden sky
And, round the fair, dead form that hoated by,
All the yelled radiance Ofthe morning threw,
Whose loyeliness is pathos'-yet couldI
Interpret the hid meaning Ofthe leaves,
Whose dark and plume-like beauty Is defined
Sharply and clearly gainst the amber light
The twining flowers, the morning soft and bright,
The shadows which the tangled grasses weave,
Would thy thoughts rapt secret have OWNED,
That Deaths gold-lighted pathos is less deep
Than that dim silence which the heart must keep
~ P., Tor zAS Rep,lbIicdh
National Republican., 1882-10-18
The President and the South.

A leading purpose of the Stalwart Administra-
tion is to destroy the Republican party in the
Houth in order to set up delegate factory"
under the supervision of such delectable States
men as Chalmers, Cash, and Mahone-l Washington
Post.
No. Not SO. If the Administration
had desired to set up a delegate factory"
in the South. it would have opposed all
Liberal movements, favored st raightout-
ism, and exchanged the Fede raj Offices
for delegates. The party would thus
have been conveniently small in every
Southern State, and easily manipulated
by the Straightout ofiic eholders. The
Bourbon Senators and members from
the South would then have considered
the President "a clever gentleman"
because his party friends would
never give them trouble. They would
have been ready at all times to confirm
his appointments if he would only ap-
point such nominal Republicans as were
willing also to come up to the Bourbon
standard of "clever gentlemen" But
the President had a more patriotic
purpose than the manufacture of dele
gates through the bestowal Of. Federal
offices. He sought to encourage obe-
dience TO law and respect for
equal political rights by advocating
these as the only political tests among
the Southern people. He has not used
the appointing power for self-aggrandize-
ment, though slanderers have SO charged.
In his fastidi Gus regard for what he con-
siders the peoples will on this question,
he has allowed IN ell to retain their places
who might well have been removed for
their shameless use of the influence their
places conferred upon them to further
the political interests of the enemy. The
business of delegate-making, either State
or National, has not been entered into by
the President. No man has any reason
for saying that he has any wish to
influence the next National Conven-
tion. That his attitude toward cour-
ageous Independents in the South
who have never been Republicans should
excite the ire of the Bourbon press is the
best possible proof that he is right The
Republicans of this country will take due
their leaders who are abused by the
Bourbons and those who are flattered and
carcssed by them. The POST is afraid
that the Presidents Southern policy will
prove TO be injurious to the chances for
choosing Bourbon electors in some Of the
Southern States. The Bourbons are more
solicitous about electors than about dele
gates. So is the President-not for him
self, but for the welfare of the Nation.
National Republican., 1882-10-18
Ice S'rcn,,t ai,d Dogs.

Little Lucy's big brnther Charles promise to
buy her some ice cream every Saturd ay If sic
would keep her hair nicely brushed during the
week.
One day Lucy and her brother were going to the
place where the ice cream was kept. Lucy was
trotting Along, holding Charles hand. She heard
a strange noise III the street near them. Looking
she saw Two boys with little ccru dog. One boy
had tied string to the poor little dogs tail, and
on the other end of the string was deserted oys-
Ter can.
"oh, br"therl,", said Lucy, "sec what the wicked
boys nrc doing"
And then tears filled her eyes, because she felt
sorry for the dog.
Theu CHARLES asked the boy to let the dog go.
They would not do this, but sad they would sell
him the dog for 2j cent.
five buy the dog, Lucy, you can have no ice
cream for have only % cents i'll my pocket said
Charles.
Then Lucy was very sad, for she loved ice
cream dearly, but still she Knew 1t was her duty
to prevent the dog from suffering.
So for u moment she was SILENT and then look
ing up to her brother she said in her pretty way
You kick in the ribs of lhe boys, dear brother,
ami will hustle the pup up the alley"
And so Lucy had her ice cream after all.-EfOBl
" Tales for The IOdiiers." by Murdt RdlSttdd.
National Republican., 1882-10-18
TWO ARMY OFFICERS DEAD.
Captains J. n. stevenson and ThomnS NJ
WenIc Paaa Away.

Captain Jonathan D. Stevenson, Eighth Cavalry
died last Monday, October ., at Detroit of con-
sumttion. He was very well known here, aud
his death was rot unexpected, for all knew that
when he has forced last June by the rapid prog
res Of his painful disease 10 ask 10 be relieved
from duty as treasurer of tile Suldieis' Home that
the end was not far distant. He served during
most Of the war In the ranks but IN October, 1864,
while serving In General August " Kauta's cav
airy division Of the Army of the james, was pro-
NOTED to lieutenant Of the Twenty fifth New York
Cavalry. Iii 1866 he was appointed second lieu
tenant Eighth Cavalry OIL its orgnniz1lion; was
promoted to first lieutenant August &C. 1861 and TO
captain March 20, 1879. Nearly all of his regular
service was III Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas
IN active field work. He was married in Detroit
some years ngo to Miss Uawley (who survives
HIM, at whose fathers house rest came at last TO
the gallant soldier. He leaves no children.
Captain Thomas NJ. Wcnic first lieutenant Nine
teenth Infantry died at Fort Brown, Texas, Octo-
Der l2 of yellow fever. He was born IN New IVlk,
entered the service in June, 1851 ms lieutenant III
the Second Delaware Infantry, became captain in
Auril, 1869, and was mustered ont September ii,
1861, Tor disability from severe wounds received ~
the battle of Fredericksburg IN Decembcr lS62
his regiment being part of the Second Corps. lie
was made captain OF the First Delaware Voiun.
tecrs in October, 1861 and acting provost ma
again mustered. lie again served from August
1865, TO March, 1866. captain in the Fourth Vet
erhn Volunteers. He was appointed second lieu.
tenant Twenty. eighth Infantry March Z, 1867
transferred to The Nineteenth in 1862 and was pro-
NOTED tu first lieutenant July ., 1876.
National Republican., 1882-10-18

THE Greensboro IN. c. North State Wig
orously opposes the Republican county
nominees of Guilford Coun ty, and also
the Liberal Congressional candidate,
Winston, who has been indorsed by the
Republican district convention. Colonel
Keogh finds that the Republican party
has become machine, and that
revenue officials have influence in it.
This is exactly what was said of it in
years past when he was acconnteda a boss, u
and when revenue officials were said to
do his bidding. The Republicans of North
Carolina cannot be taught the art of bolt
ing at such short notice by SO intlexible
party man as Colonel Keogh has
hitherto been. He had better give it up
and obey his party conventions.
National Republican., 1882-10-18
A weathercocle state.

There have been many remarkable changes in
the vote of Ohio during the past twenty-five years
The Columbus journal notes some OF them as fol.
lows: "In 1861 Governor Tod Republican, was
elected by Il majority Of 5520l over Mr.. Jewett,
and in 1862 Mr. Armstrong was elected secretary of
State ON Democratic ticket on majority of 8 $50,
a change of60,763 In the following year Brough,
lOOss2 change Of lO6,4 ,442 In 1876 Colonel Barnes,
Republican, was elected secretary Of Stale by u
majority Of 1896, and In 1877 Governor Bishop was
elected by majority OF 1880 change OF 30l36.
la the following year BARNES was re elected Gy a
majority of3 l6I, change Of 2667i,"-M y Tribune.