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Political POlnts.

A democratic conference Of the representatives OF
the party from different parts Of Ohio, numbering
were made by Pendleton, Geddes. Converse, Ward,
BOOkwalter and Others, but the conference de-
eaed to adopt resolutions nstructing the incoming
Mr. Holmes Conrad, OF Winchester, addressed
large democratic meeting in Richmond, va, last
night He reviewed the cause OF Malone and his
political associates In scathing terms
A republican campaign meeting was held in
rockville, MO, yesterday. The speakers were
Francis Miller, General Adam K King, Hon. Hart
COmas.
w: c. Jameson, who has always been promi-
nent republican OF Culpeper county, Va, has writ
democratic nominee for the house OF delegates.
The republicans Of New York city have nom-
mated straightout ticket since the failure t0make
up a citizens ticket
ter, Mass, last night, the torch bearers were
stoned by hOOdlumS and the poilce were stoned
while dispensing the crowd.
STRANGE SUICIDE OF PROMINENT NEW YORKER.
Last evening Henry w. Gwinner, president OF the
Railroad Publication company, whose ofiices are at
46 Bond street, New York, committed suicide by
shooting himself IN the right side Of the head He
left no papers which give the motive for seif-de-
struction, and the coroner came to the conclusion
that he had killed himself While suffering from
granted to that effect He was alone In his ofIlce
when the clerk in the room adjoining heard pistol
snOt stepping IN the room he saw MI. GW1nner
leaning back In his chair with the blood streaming
from his right ear. Death ensued IN SKEW moments
He leaves wife but no children, ami was in easy
circumstances. He was general passenger agent 0f
the Pennsylvania road for many yeaiA
Minister Lowell win be nominated candidate for
rector Of the Scotch university OF Sc. Andrews.
The total vote In Hamilton county, Ohio, was
90 $50; for the prohibition amendment, 8,4O2
Three new cases OF the fever and one death were
reported at Brewton, Ala, yesterday.
In washington county, Iowa, IN the recent cleo
ton, the democratic representative 70 the egtSla-
ture was chosen by majority Of onA
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Farewell bali TO the Marquis and
Princess.

QCEBEc. Oct GA farewell bail was given nv
the citizens TO the Marquis OF Lorne ana the Pr1n-
cess Louise last night In Music Hail. large num-
per OF persons were present and the affair was a
brilliant success
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Water Works Contracts Awarded.
SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THR

TUNNEL AND THE DAM
The Secretary Of War has approved the recon-
mendations OF Gen Wright and Commissioner Ly-
decker in awarding the contracts for the tunnel and
the Great Falls dam for the District water supply
extension. The contract for the tunnel has been
awarded to Beckwith & QuackenbuSh, OF Mohawk,
NY, who were the lowest bidders, and the con-
struction OF the dam to Chttenden Bros, of Wash
tngtOn Their bid was s1104 .25 If constructed of
Leetes Island granite, and s94 293 Is If constructed
OF Seneca stone from the government QuarrieS. The
latter stone will probably be used.
THE NEW RESERVOIR.
The work OF constructing the new reservoir Will
probably be commenced next week, and will be
under full headway by the first of November under
the contractors, Messrs. MullOney and Gleason.
The plans and specifications are all ready. The
reservoir will be dish-shaped and Will take in the
valley between the Howard university and the Sol
d1erS' Home. The tunnel for the vaduct will be
commenced at the bottom OF the shaft made by
Capt. K l. HOXie last summer.
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District Government Affairs.

b. D.
The District Commissioners have sent to First
Controller Lawrence the following 1nterrogatories
respecting the contract OF B. j. COyle for construct
ing the fourth section OF the Boundary street sewer
and ask his opinion on the same: 81. Was the con-
tract so far void that the contractor may lawfully
refuse to perform any work in excess OF the S5OOOO
upon request, or was it merely vOidable In case
congress failed TO make the appropriations" s'2
The bond being for only $4,000, or instead of
$685. 600, Is the contract nulty for that reason,
fully to execute the whole work. Or should the
contractor perform fully according to the letter OF
the contract, may he rely upon being paid the con-
tract price?"
END OF THE LICENSE YEAR.
All licenses given by the District Commissioners
to carry on business in the District expire october
TIE DISTRICT CHEMISTS REPORT
for The last fiscal year shows that eighty analyses
were made for the health Office, three for the police
and In the engineers department analyses were
made daily. principally Of materials used in the
asphalt pavements laid in the District Explana-
lions are made OF the experiments and researches
made with view to the manufacture Of Portland
cement in this country equal to that made In Eng
land, France and Germany.
SPECIAL POLICEMAN
POundmaSter EinStein has been made special
pOuceman With power TO make arrests.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows:
James Frawey, erect two twO-StOry dwellings,, H.
between Sd and ~ streets southwest: 81 200. John
Brekmeyer, repair brick, 2725 street. West Wash
tngtOn; ST. 200 j. Fl. Knapp, agent. erect two
story dwelling, @, between 5th and 9th streets
northwest; $2, 500. A. Herbert, erect grocery
store pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and AZ
streets southeast; 800. VIM. Woods erect two
sIory @ dwellhg, lu4 New jersey avenue northwest,
$2,OOO. VIM. A. Stewart, erect three-StOry dwell
ing, 18th street, between r and streets north
west; s. 500.
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Edward Hyams, OF the suspended dry goods frya
Of Hyams Bros. was arrested near Eiko. Cab,
yester1ay at the instance OF creditor. who alleges
that Hyans was about TO frauaulcnfly dispose of
hts property. kE Nyaxas has applied for va; oe
haboas c0rp2S
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The latest novelty In southern Maryland was a
scolored tournaments The affair took place near
Leonar1t0wn.
A violent storm has occurred on Lake Ladosa ana
the Gulf OF Finland, during which SIXTY vessels
were stranded The bodies q sixteen perDons have
been recovered
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The Rights of Colored Citizens.

MINISTER LANGSTONs LECTURE LAST EVENING.
very large audience filled the Congregational
church last evening to hear the address OF Hon.
John NJ. Langston United States minister to Hayt1,
upon the status of the colored American citizen,
with special reference to the civil rights decision of
the Supreme Court. Upon the platform were seated
Mr. VIM Lawrence, first controller OF the Treasury;
B. x. Bruce, US. register; Frederick Douglass, Dr.
c. B. PurvfS, Rev. DR.. Rankin, Mr.. o. S. b. WALL
Prof r. 7. Greener, Prof Gregory, Rev. Mr.. Grimke
and w: E. Matthews Nh. Langston was intro
duced by DR.. PurviS, and was received with aD-
plause He traced the history OF the 18th and 14th
amendments and what they intended to
elect, Which was to make the cOlored
man citizen of the United States, and
Congress was authorized to leg1slate to maintain
this citizenship. The Supreme Court said to the
colored citizen in effect: swat until the States
deprive you of your rights and then you Shall have
legislation to relieve YOU The colored man simply
desires his rights as man and an opportunity to
have them V1ndicated by the law" The speaker
predicted that the recent decision would revvify
the republican party and enable to snatch victory
even from the recent defeats
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TARIFF REFORM N SPAIN

MADRID Oct 20.-The minister OF finance and the
minister or foreign affairs yesterday received the
delegates OF the Tariff Reform Society The former
Stated TO the delegation that he hoped to be able TO
introduce all the financial reforms that the country
required The foreign minister said he would do
his utmost to conclude treaties OF commerce be.
tween Spain and all other nations.
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ASSESSOE,S OEFICF

o19 400 9th street northwest.
~ NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF LICENSES.
ASSESSORS OFFICE.
WAsHTSGTOS. II. c.. October l.. 1888
NOTICE IS hereby .-5ven that on the THIRTY FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER IsS. will expire al licenses given
by the District Cf C"iuia to ActIOicerS
Banks aud Bankers. Bill Posters, Brewers Brokers
Book Agents. Claim Agents. Contractors Cattle Brokers'
Commission Merchants. Dealers in Distilled and Fer,
metet Liquors. Wines and Curials DistiIlers Insr-
aice 8tts Ice Dealers manufacturers of Illuminating
Gas Life and tire insurance Companies Patent Agents
PawnhrOers. lTOprletors OF Bdr-rouns Sanule
Iypiing Houses, Billiard Bagatelle and Jenny Lind
Tables bowling Alleys. Hotels. Livery Stables iuteIii-
g.ncr Offices. Junk Shops. Dealers in Second hand
thlnS Dealers IN Old Barrels, Real Estate Agents
Restaurants and Eating Houses, Theaters, Rectifers
All parties engaged in said business trades OF profes
slos must promptly said licenses accordance
with the Provision Of the laws of the District Of Column
Dla VIZ That every liable for license who
may iall u pay the same before engaging in the bust
1ess shall IL addition t. the license tax imposed pay
nns or ~ naty of not less than five more than fifty
dollars for each offence"
BY order of the Commissioners. D. C.
oi9-3t ROBT. Z. DODGE, Assessor. d. c.
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COMMANDER SMITHS MITIGATED SENTENCE-In
the court-nartial case Of Commander F. r. Smith
the sentence OF the court was mitigated by the
President on the ground that although the accused
had more than one pay account out, the evidence
submitted did not show intent to defraud.
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rS@ NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.
EQUITABLE
CO-operatiYe Euildiux Association

subscription books open for stock in the 9Th issue
Monthly Payments $50 per share ST. 600 in full adj
vanCed On each share.
ASSETS. OCT. 5. 1888 S2i394423
I1etS Sa,lin
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS AT GIBRALTAR.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-Three shocks OF earthquake n
quick succession felt at Gibraltar shortly after
midnight, and another at o'clock this morning,
The direction OF the movement was from north 10
south. The duration OF the shocks was from ten Ia
twelve seconds each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-20

THE WEEKLY STAR for this week is now ready
Tor mailing; price, three cents per copy. 1t is
pasted and folded, and will be sent anywhere in
the United States and Canada, postpaid, for one
dollar a year - - -
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THE COMING SURGEON GENERAL.-It is thought
that Major J. s. Billings, medical department, U. s.
A, is the coming surgeon general He is not push
Ing his claiIns but his friends are working hard for
him
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ GAS FIxTUEEs,

IT. GAS FIXTURES,
Iarse stock Of the latest designs
AAIROBES. FURNACES.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
SAML s. SHEDD,
ol9 400 9th street northwest.
F~ NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF LICENSES.
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LECTURES.

DAD MEMORIES MADE GOOD-FREE LECTURE
- on THE ART OF ACQUIRING MEMORY" !" by
kro1 A. 3: BOYD, at LUTHERAN CHURCH. 1lth and TX
Eis s NV, MONDAY EyENING, Oct - at 1:30 O'Clock
lso on tuesday EVENING. I'D. at Y. N. c. A. Hall
14V9 New York avenue. Public invited oct2O-2t
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THE q. S. S. Despatch left the navy yard at II
O'clock this morning for Mt Vernon with Lord Cole
ridge and party ON board.
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BETRAYED AND BFVEApEp.

ALGTERS, Oct. 20.-The report OF the death OF the
Algerian fnsurgent chief. .Si Sman.is confirmed He
was invited 10 feast b TWO other chiefs who slew
and decapitated him and sent his head as present
TO the Sultan OF Morocco.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Engineer W.
A. Mintzer to the Shenandoah; Lieut. ]. c. Irvine
detached from the navy yard, League Island, and
ordered to temporary duty on the Alert; Surgeon H.
NJ Wells from the naval laboratory, New York, and
0rdered 10 duty at the naval hospital, New York.
1ne orders OF Passed Assistant Engineer Ralph
Aston to the Shenandoah have been revoked. lie
has been placed In waiting orders.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TESTIMONIAL To
Il MISS BESSIE F. PERRY
Al IHE CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26 AT : PM
ne following Artists VIII appear Prof j. w Bisrhor
1lss Mlliiiie twan Miss Annie Lewis. Miss Mary F. b.
hob @HobeTts Miss clara Harrison. MI. ". Z. BougLton
Admission. % cents. Reserved seats al Ellis 25 cents
extra Tickets can he had Geo F. Tirrrns x Co g
90 23 "a 25
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the WRECK OF THE AsHUELOT SOLD FOR $780,
The wreck of the U. S. s. Ashuelot was sold at ac
ton on the Asiatc station after due advertisement
In English and Chinese newspapers for the sum Of
S5OO, Mexican dollars. 1t was found to be almost
Impossible to do anything in the way of raising the
wreck or OF recovering ANYTHING from It.
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THE Tennessee and Alliance arrived at New York
vest ter(lay
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IL IS SAID that the practice OF giving honorary
colonelcfes to foreign monarchs dates back to the
time OF Frederick the Great, and was scheme OF q
shrewd tailor to get even with his royal debtor.
The tailor got the "tp" from the household In ad-
vance, and made up suit to 1T the visitor to be
honored. Then when he came and the compliment
proper suit all ready to be worn at the presenta-
tion and OF course the visitor was glad to purchase
It. The custom OF commissioning colonies In this
heat OF the Paris mob over Alfonso Is somewhat
surprising. Not only does the King OF Spain bear
the hated rank and title, but likewise Alexander
III. Of Russia, Francis Joseph OF Austro- HUNGARY.
Humbert Of Italy; the Kings OF Holland, Belgium
and ROuman1a; the Prince OF Wales and the Dukes
OF Edinburgh and Connaught; Rudolph, Archduko
Of Austria, Prince Amadeus OF Italy, ex-King Of
Spain, and tho Princes Alexander of Heaae and Al
exander OF Bulgaria
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RCSRTEENTH SEASON.
= zckfSCAhPANE AND HOREHOCND COUGH
DROPS
xresn supply Just received HaN Found packages
ARTHUR NATTANS Pharmacist
~ IAN and Strsz& aud ID aud st<eets nv.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. e.

~ ALL SOULS CHURCH, CORNER 14TH AND
c-E l. sts. II. w.-Rey. Rush II. SHIPPER nastor-
Sunday school at $50 a. Morning service at IL
NesIsrs at 80 p. IT
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MIR. GEORGE BLISS, the government counsel in
the kellogg star route case, at the Post Office
department to-day. He said that his visit at this
time was not particularly on the star route busi-
ness, as everything in the case was now in good
shape.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
NORTH Carolinu Collection Distrlcis.

Arrangements have boen made at the inter
nalrcvonue bureau TO have tho collection dis
tricts in North Carolina reorgauizcd, in accord
ance with the recent GXecutiye order on the
twenty first instant. Tho number of districts
in that state was reduced from four to three.
No change whatever was made in the sixth
district, of which n. n. Cooper is tho col
lectOr The other three districts were con-
solidated into two, to be known a. the fourth
and fifth districts respectively. w. H..
Wheeler was appointed Us collector Of the
now fifth district and |. j. Young, one OF tho
present collectors, was designated a3 collector
Of the new fourth district, The bonds Of the
gentlemen have hcon approved, and they have
been instructed to take charge OF the atlairs
OF their new Offices ON the twenty first in
staut Commissioner Evans said yesterday
that he proposed to transfer tho offices in the
collection districts OF tho other statos and
territories affected by the recent executive
order rs soon rs tho necessary arrangements
could be perfected
National Republican., 1883-07-18

JupGr IinNrLY's half Of the democratic
show in Ohio is on the road trying to coax
Judge Thurmans half to return to the husi-
ness. It. is nearly twelve weeks till election,
and the old reliable republican concern hav-
ing sustained no damage will not be obliged
to spend us much time as its enemy in pro
pairing to commence beginning to begin In
August it will take the field and tho Buckeye
republicans will show the country what they
can do when they are united in being mad n
the enemy. Ohio is going to elect Foraker
by majority that will make the democrats
Nondor that they could have doubted it,
National Republican., 1883-07-18

or made a doubtful sound. The democrats
have becn for progressive froc trade" "nci.
dontal protection" Il tariff only FOR rovonue
IT tariff for revenue only" aud In 1872 "re-
cognizing in their midst honca but irrecon.
cilable differences OF opinion with regard 10
the respective systems Of protection and freo
trade they blow tho lights out aud remit
tnd the discussion to the distruts," there
by furnishing Gen. Hancock good grounds
for his immortal declaration that tho
tanii question was ~ local question which
once arosu in Pennsylvania" IL was horace
Greeley, who was then in their" midst cauB.
ing il such pains as naughty children know
after cat ng forbidden unripc fruit. He was
put forth by convention, engineered by such
revenue relormors as Carl Schurz Horace
White, Joe Modill, and David A, Wells after
having declared himself in favor of duty of
% hundred dollars ton OF pig iron If he
only were king" But no more OF thut. That
way madness los. Lot us try and be serious.
and sec the democratic party set itself to
work to get the Offices of tho country by It's
past record, present wisdom, and pledges for
tho future ON the tariff question.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
BRANCR oEWlcEs.

The following Is u list of the branch oIllces In
Nnslinyfnn Others will hc added hereafter
VS.. Eu sF's NpwS stands NJ the ARLINGTON
IIoryI. NIILARps uUTEl, gItd METROPOLITAN
HOTFi.
RcrSr = orrrVs ~cws e'NnA NATIONAL HOTEL
J.F. QrTFN So. JANIS llorE-
RICGe lIursr News stand.
EEE!1T lIuusE NHwS stand.
AMERICAN lInusE Ecws STAND.
W.s. THOMwnH'3 Drug Store.
C.Il. FICl;MNG's Drug Store Georgetown.
!BRApIEY ADANs's B0o; stores,
C.R, pvvoup Druggist 1913 Fourteenth street.
H. II. FERGUsoS, Druggist corner Second and
Pennsylvania avenue s. L.
s. T. LEWIS Druggist corner Fourteenth and I
streets.
&C. e. srt,rs. Druggist corner Fourteenth and
Now York nycnuc.
". y. Scala, pruggst, 5Oo East Capitol street
II. A JoHSEroS. druggist, corner Tenth and
streets northwest.
s. FlArru's Cigar Store, corner II and First
siIUUts northwest.
National Republican., 1883-07-18

THERE is q growing impression that the
mysterious importance attached to Greek in
torost Of those who have it to sell Ben.
johnson said that Shakespeare knew mighty
little Greek" )" but he got along without it
worry well in his limo. Ralph Waldo Emerson
said he would as soon think of swimming the
Charles river instead of crossing on the
bridge as of reading the Gro,k authors in the
original, when ho could read good transla,
tions Of them into tho English, although he
could read tho Greek. The course of study
prescribed at Oxford in tho thirteenth
century very properly mNgnihed the
Greek, for then it was necessary to know it il
ono would know Of tho intellectual possibili,
National Republican., 1883-07-18

A GREAT many people in Ohio are very
anxious to know the politics of the Cincin-
natl Eaqaircr. 1t not only refuses to support
Judge Iloadly for governor, but stabs him
under the ribs whenever occasion offers.
Hero is what it has TO say about Judge
Thurman aud Gen. Ward
1t is feared that tho democracy Of Senator
Thurman and Con. Ward will not stand tho to It
OF the now dspensation, which is said to be very
severe. We shall regret to lose these old wheel
horses. but If they can't keep up with the process
sion We presume they will have to hunt u fence
corner
National Republican., 1883-07-18

THE doubling Thomascs of the republican
party, who always believe what the opposi
tion papers say, arc hereby Informed that tn,
bourbon democrats in Virginia are going to be
handsomely stamped out in November, despite
tho aid given them by a half dozen renegade
readiustors, u fow hired negroes, and some old
worn out political hacks .who think them
selves republicans because they voted re.
publican ticket the last time there was ono
there, about ten years ago.
National Republican., 1883-07-18

THE submarine cables of the world are
owned chiefly in England, The three COM
panics whose cables reach from London to tha
east have 81 900 miles Of CABLE all owned by
English companies. The cables between
America and England embrace 10000 miles
OF the 1900 milo' ur cable connecting
Europcanl Brazil, England owns nine-teuths
OF The canitnl
National Republican., 1883-07-18
THE LAST or THE WHISKY CASES.
Probability TINT Mr.. HesIng's Offer
Compromlse VIII Be Accented.

Mr.. Jewett, the special commissioner ap.
pointed to make an examination into the
celebrated ease of the government against A.
c. Hesing aud others, has forwarded to the
secretary of tho treasury another report urg-
ing Il settlement of the case upon tho torinlI
offered by Washington Hosing in behalf OtA.
G. Husing. lIo reports in specific terms that
the government cannot collect u cent from A.,
G. Hcsng on the Judgment and that it would
be well for the government TO take what it
can get.
This is the last of tho Chicago whisky cases,
all the rest having been settled and the par
ties concerned relieved of their loads in con-
nection Herewith. But for the fact that
Hcsing had II reputation almost national, and
sundry bitter enemies, he would have been
released long ago, along with those of lesser
note and no more deserving Of comoncy.
The secretary of the treasury has taken the
case under adviscment aud us soon as he can
lool; through the papers he will announce his
decision. IL Is thought a conclusion will be
reached in the course of n few days.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
CURRENT GOSSIP
A DELICATE ATTENTION.


Igot letter hom Jack to-day
He's over the ocean far away
A glssipy noe about his nun
Aud what he has seen and said and done.
] thought when I'd read the mssve through
or a charming girl whose eyes of blue
Have Frightened of In the days long gone,
When my handsome friend they gaEod upon,
And she might he glad TO see his soroed,
SO sont IL round for her 10 read,
But there was one page that wasn't quito
The proper thing for lady's sight;
For when man writes man his speech is plain,
And my friend had been n bit profane;
could not cut it; 'twould spoil the rest
So did tho thing TINT noxt seemed best;
got paper that Just would it
The wicked sentence aud pasted It
over those lines which she should not soc.
pasted 1t very carefully;
For thonght: OF all the girls know
Mover doubt but she heads the row.
She's best of all, aud l wouldn't give
A care to her for year to live
20 only the edges I'll paste bit,
And she'll have no trouble removing IL.
- ROgiOn poSf
National Republican., 1883-07-18
Ti,asLIH.
L0siSriNa CO,Ticr.JOmndt.

tpNiNtih' ''''' """'''"t
I.ouisvillc intends to have one or both of
the national convent us We now have build
ing arse enough 10 allow both conventions to as
sembe IN the same day, Perhaps that could be
brought about The republican convention must
come here TO be uatIonali2ed. When President
thur comes hero to open the exposition he is 10
be duly impressed with the advantages of the sit
ualion, and, ir he will induce the committee to
select Louisville, Louisville will return the com
plhncnt and do what she can to yet for him the
nomination,