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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
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every instance or money refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale by
aDyl. Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
4. LITTLE CHILD.

uH Hrs"s ~ from S%''d s%sl.:.s Se Cd sr: .na .rss
ntehtter than oil the world, the clasp
5fons siSSl hand upos he Isar2
" stA with IDS thst nlmckSd deAtA
In fever names our darling Lays.
While wo who wNtchsl her huttsr1ne breath
Could enly waiS aud hops. sad prAy.
Pale eli,ins shapes aud Whispered words
Haiintei the husAed aud ahadowy room
n. we. ssS s' 49, s. 1s;srs q ~ :ss s!s' 4. s.s.u.
On vacant chairs and client .vails.
whsry lonely Watches Of tho ni.hs
Ths nosksry q Us ssarainS AShN
~ In . trancs " feAs y" -,
porfl ~ ONO we csnn.
Pcrtl and pain 70 one b.
Mako trfantiaaS cowar~ he ssavss
INC san.Sin- wcrs a. .iea hue;
'Ssr 80. s:H s1 e.: az q 'S sScs es.!: 49,.
low idle asernsd tho tssh that clAimsa
"A cold. accustomed Asrstce stint
Bach worldly Wish wns guelled anA sAamsAs
No wsrs udinss good And w
rreudship issef email soleoc brought,
We Dame and ven. iiko dull ma1hinses
The noss fsullar Hsnsahoa soSassi
Ihs eotasu aslds and aaurV sktss
Wore vsued In sorrowfW eclipaa.
Nl hsamc1 ASUn th0ae dsrkonvd eys@
~ aaEsA = mers thoss shudlsh upA
Another nights I'll night ehs s,spS
ShS woks; D Joy! wns ~ Or dawn
~ heavenly sweet ~ shat which ewepo
with ds5sAAA6 Ahewsss w tsSss aud Awna
chA hillu1As stovneA By lowering brows
OF vloUmy thtckete ovSvhunR:
Nut IA ~ dripping chestnut bouShe
AsAaAsfSi robin pasohsd and sung.
Dear osusa q ~ hiase neieaas
From paln and che Crest breed Das4 oyl
feNco obed our e0ulA, the light Of psavs
We ovos " ~ sartA AnA skv.
9 happtaas Aay cf I'll ths PEARL
Whatsvse came brought hons and ohooe;
Anks vsso udAnDs 00od and VI
nqv psves mere. y hsaSs, b. SAD,
VIZ sS.s caA s.rpcs sr.nch ths Psaa.
~ O6lns ain0iau II the raiu.
- 3. Hvst~tdes. II YOU'VE OaMpasskA-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

Women = . great deal tougher
than men, or the low neck or short
sleeve fashions would have killed them
eG long ago. And where u the man
whs could wear the nodsss lace sleeves
sodkuU velks
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
Had 70 Pay Up

A funny story IL being told 10 washI
tngton ct the expense Of W. W. Cor
corsn. the millionaire philanthropist.
which goes to show that milliOnaires
must occasionally step up to the Capt
aims elAce and settle. just the same -
poorer people. It appears that Nj.
Corcorsn chartered . special car fse
himself and party TO take them to Wits
Sulphur Springs. paying eightyeighs
dollars. When the car was switched
or from tn Midland road At Char.
.lottesville 70 the Chesapeake road tho
new conductor came around for tickets.
Mr.. Corcorsn refused to pan an The
ground that he had charteN0l
tor the SPRING.. The coy
planned that the PsunsylvcN
no control over he line III
eighty-elgAt dellars WIZ
would have 70 sids.tN
yin not pay snothM
Corcotan, Who W
came u Ne smoM
eight cents, aud&N
before ! will be(
manner. ssWho
asked The OouduoeS(3
eosaA u Washingtoa,
stately reply Of the great &NVl
aillionairs. swell. SIR" wS5V
Ioindcr. III tou ere Mr.. Corcora6V
can better Afford - loss 12.0O0.0OO
I can 70 lose NY place." lie saidN
would telegraph h manager. how
tor insteuot1onA At the next q
the reply oams iudorsing the CO
tor. This was shown M. Core
aud hs was further lal0rmed thu
Gar would - s~ido-trocked right 4
the woods unlsp the faye was py
~ millionaire Gvu~1sd ed swors q
az = 1890 Id: ~ S''dsA 7aa's' Va
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
RUIN wRoUGHTIN THE FOREST.

RUIN WROUGHT IN THE FOREST.
Howjdepressing II is to see acres of
\ noble foecst. How %saddening il isals0
70 see that thin spot in the midst Of
4 noble Snreets4 How saddening Il is
also ~ see the thin spot in the midst
%. your otherwt4 abundant hair. stop
|epcc ny ~ use Of Parker's Hair
AEor a<tuaal efficiency this
Hsetonds at the head Of its
the toilet d%iicions
les the original color
lMid Economical. ~ u
application keeps
Din perfect order.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

On IL krharsday 1lght q ~ stage
was comIA .rva nafElsvillA ~ rosd
seemed "a very heavy nSar Wood.
ford's CsuGG The nssrs:t hsssesosuld
hardly drs8 load. and they Gssmed
" have harder ISrk st every stsp ~.
nally they stop to resy q NJ eop q
the little knoll this aide o. wood.
lords station, ehen the ekivoe ~
tempted to start q horses thy pould
not pull IN inch. AAismoun8oa ~
took . lantern 70 exaa |pe the runnluR
gear. when. TO his Z Apishmones ~
found. ~ he supposed, . ropo ~
boon tied between the TIVE Nheels IAss
Ing his hand OF the ropsc&e stAruS1
back with q yell Of horror ~ 4suovOss
ing that y live snake had twleo\4 ttsolf
between the hind aud fore wiz ', ~
was holding the stage as SECURE! Aas II
the wheels had been tied with a. p.h
rope. The reptile had evidently -
trying to block the stage for seven
miles, and when the horses stopped io1
= rest improved the opportunity u
tighten the coils 80 as to ehectuslly pro
ven the stage from starting again.
The passengers got out and tackled
the snake with clubs asd stones, and. o.
the reptile thrsshcd about under thu
wheels. the horses were wild with ter
ror. He was finally killed by . blow
on tho head, and It was after midn!gh'
before they got him disentaugled from
the wheels. He was tho style OF SNAKE
known q the mountain runner, ant
measured twelve feet four inches. Wher
stretched tightly between the wheels h
Vas much logger 0lrson (Nsv.) Ap
peal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

ana ior ~ Webster county, State Of
eLrs&k,-.
Maria Ayers.
1 vs..
Nathan A. Ayers.
Nathan 4, Ayers, defendant in the
I've eiAiued action, will take notice
MarisAyers. plaintiff in the above
lied scton, did on the 18th day of
kemle1 A. d., 1883, file her petit
lhg,,inX, said defendant in the dis.
colrSOf Webster county, Nebras.
phai,t g said defendant with vii.
ah hdoning said plaintiff 6r
uae two years last past also,
ErNgSaid defendant with having
be bnth OF October, a. d.. 1883,
~ (, ers places and divers times
tt date, and prior thereto,
,8n,t0d adultery With certain
d ~1nen, to plaintiff unknown.
ohj4 I and prayer Of said petition
id p~laintif may be divorced
~ defendant and for the GUS
~ care OF Richard s. Ayers and
yers, sons, and the issue Of
riage also, asking u decree
plaintiff alimony and for such
'0er d further relief NJ equity may
(Rg's The defendant, Nathan A..
Yer.s Ei,l therefore take notice that
R1 luired TO answer said petition
u before the seventh day OF
pqSk, A. D., 1884.
Maria Ayen.
"a Case 4 McNeny, her attorneys.
pN p-decsl.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-25
A Growing State.

Charles Hallock, the author, writes
US: Texas has now population of two
millions. She can easily support fifty
millions of people. Everybody in Tex
as works, and yet one fifth Of last years
cotton crop still stands in the field I'M
picked. Enough cotton has gone to
waste in single harvest to furnish ev-
ery inhabtant of the United States with
new shirt. Even the penitentiary
couvicts, several thousand strong, are
impressed into the field Experiments
have demonstrated that vast extent of
lands, heretofore regarded as sterile, or
fit only for grazing, will yield hand
somely almost any crop planted; but
Texas requires no more agricultural
soil. She would not have it if she
could; for then she would not have no
wide ranges for her cattle, or pastures
for her sheep. There are now five mil
lion head of cattle in the State, and two
million head of sheep. Of the latter,
one million belong to the three counties
of Webb, Dimmtt, and Encinal, on the
Rio Grande, and half million to the
Abilene district, on the Texas-Pacitic r.
r., embracing some fourteen counties
in the center of the State. There are
also great many large herds OF goats,
which produce a silken fleece of the
longest staple and most delicate text
ure. have seen the fleece of sheep
whose staple measured sixteen inches. -
american AgriculturiSt for July.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-25
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC
Once Tested Always Preferred!

This great remedy has won It's way to the high
es place in the esteem OF the most intelligent peo
Pile There are daily recruits TO its host Of friencs
Its performance IL invariably
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-25
STAG ~ OF Tue RIVER.

bIAhEn We lHt h'Eh'
The river marked by the gauge at this
port last evening at 9 o'clock 25 feet 10 in
ches and falling.
Chattanooga,yuly 24,-'iver / feet 7
inches and falling.
st. Louis, July "a. River 10 feet 10 in
ches and falling.
Cincinnati, July "a River 10 feet 0 in
chez and falling,
Louisville July 24.-River 7 feet in
ches and falling.
Nashville, July "a. River A feet 2 in
chcsand falling.
Pittsburg, July GA River feet II in
ches and rising,
RIVER ITEMS.
The Gus Fowler from Paducah will re-
port here at p. IN. connecting with |. G
r. r. and leave on her return trip at 1880
p. m.
The Ste. Genevieve departed for st. Louis
last evening 5 o'clock with light trip.
The Ella Kimbrough has discontinued
her New Madrid trips for the present and
will only go'as far as Hickman, making
daily trips. Leaving here every day in the
week at p. IN. except Saturday, and daily
packet. She will likely succeed and we
extend Capt Kimbrough our best wishes
for bis boat success.
The Wyoming from Cincinnati is due to-
morrow for New Orleans.
The popular Vint Shinkle, Capt Deem,
master is due here this morning for Mem.
phis.
The Cons Millsr from Memphis will re-
port here to morrow evening for Cincinnati.
The J. II. Hillmsn from Nashville is due
tomorrow and leaves here on her return
trip Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Score another hot day for July.
The Hudson leaves st. Louis this even
| ing for Cairo, Paducah and Shawneetown.
Work at Elmot and Plum Point is 60
ing ahead lively now and the demand for
laborers to work on the levees is increas
ing.
The Arkansas City from St. Louis is due
this evening for Vlcksburg.
The fine steamer City of St. Louis leaves
St. Louis this evening for New Orleans.
The Buckeye State from St. Louis is due
this evening for Pittsburg. Capt. John
Thornburg commands this new and elegan
craft
The City Of Vicksburg from below is due
tonight for St. Louis.
The James Lee will pass here to-day OIL
her way to Memphis. She has been on tn
Ways at Paducah for two months and i
now as good as new. Her old machinery
taken out and replaced with larger engines
which will make her faster than ever. Tn,
Kate Adams will have to look to her laure
when the Lee turns loose again.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-25
A Chicago Dude.

Some young ladies are very expert
with the type-wriers. The Railway
Exposition is closed, and it is now in
order to tell the following story in point
of the pretty blonde young lady whose
taper fingers played typewriter on
exhibition there. Two youths in swell
attire stopped before her booth one day
during the Exposition, and one of them
asked for a sample of type.writing.
Quickly her fingers flew over the keys,
and slip of paper inscribed, This is
sample of So-and-So's typewriter"
was handed to the youth pretty lit
tie hand, isn't itp' murmured his COM
panion. The girl colorcd, but devoted
herself to playing on the machine.
Pretty little hand, repeated the young
man, pulling his mustache and trying
to look captivating Then the girl look
ed up: "Should you like some type
writing" she asked, shyly. The young
man took the paper gratefully, sweet
and tender smile of triumph adjoining
his lips. But the smile faded and a
sick-looking creature sneaked away
from the conquering presence. The
paper she gave him read; This is
sample Of the Chicago dude. "--Inter-
Ocean.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-25
Improvement of Grain by Selection.


The principle of selection was long
appreciated by breeders, and they
have largely proiited by the application
Of its teachings. AS applied to the
growth of cereals it has not found
very wide acceptance, not having had
time to force itself on the attention of
the average farmer. The founder Of
the practice of selecting grain for seed
is Major Hallett, +, l.. s., Brighton,
England In 1861 he planted ten grains
of wheat, from variety known there as
Bellevue Talavera wheat which up to
that time had been sown AS a spring
wheat, and was declared to be quite in
capable of withstanding the frost of win
ter. Nine of the ten plants from these
grains were killed by the severe frost,
but the other plant, although from the
same ear, remained as healthy and Wig
orous as any of the winter varieties of
wheat by their side. From this suryiv-
ing plant seed has been selected and
grown year after year as winter wheat.
Close observation shows that in the &C.
reals, as throughout nature, no two
plants or grains are exactly alike pro
ductive power, and hence that of any
two or greater number of grains or
plants one is always superior to all the
others, although the superiority can on
ly be ascertained by actual field tests.
1t may consist in several particular
characteristics, as power to withstand
frost; prolifcness; size and character of
ear; size, form, quality and weight of
grain; length and stiffness of straw;
powers of tillering; rapidity of growth;
and many Others, james CheSSman in
Popular Science Monthly for July.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-25

Atan examination of teachers recent
" in one of tho Western States. some
strange answers were made. One can
lidate, being asked to name three liv-
ne poets, promptly gave the names of
Shakespeare, Byron and Longfellow.-
Another was asked when Shakespeare
lied, and replied about twenty years
ago somewhere in "Injcanny." Still
.nother thought that Secretary FIRE.
inghuysen was zone o them new patent
machines.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-25

WRITE FOR PRICES.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-25
WONDER BOOKS.

NOT BOOKS OF MAGIC, but choice, classic lite.
ratute, al prices 80 low az 10 make the old.ume
or helf million volumes now 10 lONS
ready; sent anywhere for examination before pay.
meni, on evidence of good faith. NOT sold by
dea'ers-prices too low. 6Spage Catalogue free.
JOHN b. ALDEN, Publisher, IS Vesey ST., y. !.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-25
THE DAILY CAIRO sULLEr1N WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY o. ,sa,
RIVER NEWS.
AaEG

VI ;.AmBpIS, nver editor OF iaI BuLLyTls
aid L'amboat passenger agent Orders for nll
kind ofsteamboat Jon printing solicited once
n. Bowers European IA OtGl, No. ~ OHIO leyee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-25
BETTER THAN ITS PROMISE.

It gives tone and power. For complaints of the
Kidneys Bowels, stomach Liver and Lungs, for
all the subtle troubles Of women and for those
bodily disorders induced by anxiety, care and
YOU It IL rot sn esse &c of ginger. Delicious to
The palate, an antdote to the liquor habit and ex
ceedingy he pful to the aged and feeble zoe. and
81 on sizes HlSCOX s. co, New York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-19
BOletin MercantiI.
PARA 1884.

Acaba de recibir la Imprenta
del BoLETIS IS clases de Al.
MANAQUES para ell prdximo
afio.
Es un surtido que satisfara to-
dos los caprichos por su vaHedad,
belleza, amenidad y economic.
Entire e>a diversidad de AL
MANAQl rs figuran los exfo-
lialores dc todos tamanos, otro>
fernando elegantes voldmenes
nitridos de chispeantes caricatu-
ras y dc ingenlosisimo texto lite
Iario, muchos ilustrados con ar
tisticos crdmos de colores v res
guardadoS nor admirables cubier.
ras. -. In fin, no es posil,le
i,.c,r una ,ictaIlada Classification
,le &c inDttn>o surtido de AL
MANAQt rs que ofrecemos al
pub'ico.
III juzgara.
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The proprietors of the Bolssia
Mewantn have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders TO Mess. GALLIEN
& PRINCE who are the sole
Agents for all Esglisb r Easeb
ddygrtisMe.
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VA LLEGARO N

i En- ell TELEGRAPH San Justo II
Sc han recibido los siguientes articnlos.
Jabon azul Ingles superior marca
Medley.
: Arroz Hamburgu6s superior.
Velas de composition completas &
incompletas.
Cerveza superior marca Globo en-
barriles.
Idem. Ideln. marca III. Paoli en- ca
jas.
Gas "Luz Diamante" legitimo.
/ Hero galvanizado, liso y acanalado.
] Cns1-eeIas y nor nsss--,.la shierro gal
vanizado.
Maquinas de coser de cadeneSs y
doble pespunte. Y
Camas de hierro de varias classes.
Todo q aprecios m6dicos.
96 s. Melon 4 Co.
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GRAN BAzAR DE ROPA EECHA
SASTRERIA DE JAIME TOMAS.

B q - Il "A ILL II N CME 1O
Fin estabemento montado al nive de los bares de Eu
buen surdo de de elias
con negro evta chaque frac traes casnr lana e
de polvo drill banco de color gnero para
uir la medda Ia msma camsas banca cueo punos
otones pechera de caisa corbas sombreros
articulos para cabaleros slendo ell lena de la
Elegancia, VaTiedad Baratura-
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LA FAMA De PT0.- RICO.
80. SAN FRANCISCO. 32.

Los duehos de acredado esabecmento sempe socos
compacer ayoreedores pbco general acaban de
comec los artcuos de mayor novedad que moda
FL belo enconara especiadad eombreros de todas
cases aes sed lana enaguas bordadas
egannas visas meor hast e da grantes de seda
cabrl abanicos de Divers case blonda Ultima
ajes ras boradas azado infnidad de atulos de dci
enumeration. =
sabalerg casmre paos dagonales elasicones dri
les panuelos raraguas nnumerabies ticuos mas
En- perfupera ene aceditado esablecimieno exe
otro que lie isdae en- las miortaeiones de
Para corare Ge verdad 10 manfestado como en-
modcdd los precs de vena inyan todos general
lignen hter vista dcho estabecmento duenos
1856 F. ARRABAL & Co.
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LsAdminis6ation du BoIetfn Merl
,a1fu ! rhonneur de prier Messieurs
n Annonciers tancais de vouloir bien
tenettre leurs ordres de Pubiicite a
NM. aALLIEN a PRINCE qui
- Il Agents uniques Ct exclusifs
y s. journsI pour u PnblieiK Fransaiss
- AxleiSk
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NOVEDADES
EN- LA
I'M PREM TADEE B0LE 7 IN M ERCAN

Lmamo aenci6n de las personals eusto haca = ;st
de vaadismos oetos que ACADIA de recbr De Aeana F1c
estee establecmento.
En- eos de la eganca que los paruariza to
indo!e haa ahoa mporado adenas de 81 ce-
ganc precio m6dco que expenden que pSrece
inverosm dado merito artieo IA exqnia da
los obeto pero que attractive de hacero aqubs
,as fortunas
He aqui Id relaa<<s a que referimos:
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Unguento Holloway.

Este maravilloso bllsamo sana infalibleInen-
te las heridas antiguas, las lIagas, y los male
de piernss de pecho. Por medic de 1su influen-
cia las 1iceras virulentas toman muy pronto
an aspeeto conyaieciente desaparecen Ja-
mas aeja, este nngaento ferrigerante, de pro
dleir una cnra perfecta lie las afecciones de Ia
miel, los constipados. las toses y ell reumatis
mo, a,ln cuando Sc ma apelado en- vano to-
dcr los 3efa&s remedief.
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A MIGCS DE TODOS
pILD0RAS HOLLOWAY.

Aiilones dc personals en- todas las parties de
anundo, recouienian dichas Pildoras como el
mejor rcstaulativo de ls salad que Sc conoce,
Elias euran todas las afecciones del coraz5n
del higado, del est6mago, dc los rihpnes de
los intestiuos, remueven la acrimonia, la
nat'lencia J la cal,'ialgia, expuisando de la
sangro toda inlpureza, fortaleciendo compile
tamente el sisteina nervicso dando TN tono
eluds6Ie Ia organization general.
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FOTOG GRAE'IA.
Alfonso

20 IIC1 y no = = n .
preniado en- IA Fsria Exposi-
ci6n de Ponce con Menci6n
honorg6ca q Medatla de plata
Sc ofrece de nuevo al ilustrado p6.
hlico de esta provincia en- todos lof
trabajos de 81 profession.
Tetuan 30, frente Il Hotel de u
Estrslla. lis
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He aqui la rslaais:Sia que nos referimos:

de tocador para Sras Cabaeros geeIos
de eatro caas uego de fchas treo desde y
hasta pesos cajas de maematicas ID de pntus
variedad aeas de fantasia para feaona pascuaa oe
gos de ajedrez damas, fnos entrenos de s
fomas sistemas mas modernos surtdo gn
para dbuio gran ariedad de pape
flores visto Surtio complete de arcuos
dros para fotograas ropos para expone1os sas
gabnees notable dversad de de odas cases peco
bros de misa, de naar gabadas 81 roeve
eeganes najera para udar misa urdo complete pora
pumas punas de garanzado tntas de ecrr copar de
las meores francesas ngesa carteas etacs coa
eras pel de Rusa cureros estamsa nensa colec
aculos de nosedad guso fantasia que reaan 4los
precios imitados. so
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Ousso ~ 80 eS41tftN g Ky - ~ 4koto
Ven6e colchones y slmcBa-
das hechas y los confeccions T Il
.orden.
Arreg1a coches en- nal is.
tado, dejandolos como acaba3o de
llegar dela Mbrica.
Fabr1ca arneses de coches
y carros, de todas formas y con-
diei0nes.
Coupons lnaquinos de CO.
ser por muy deteriorsslss que es-
ten.
lEnTrejlIla u fora soizs, Ii.
llones J siilas kssniza u parte
de MADEIRA.
Vende Jonas para camas i
forros para catre, asf como Ios la
&c de la forma y tann4llo oue e
deseen.
1odo 4 pyecios ss1,nanssnte ns6dic0s
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]. |. GIBSON.

Gale asI Sos ssguisa 4 n 4 S. JxsIs
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-14
Bayard Speaks.

Chicago, I3.-Replying to an inquiry,
Senator BRysrd said; Eyes, tesr con-
siderable political gossip, but great
deal thst hear l don't believe. Wash
ington hotels seem to be the centre Of
great deal Of senseless political chatter
I live IN my own house and therefore
don't hear eli of it. AS to the president
ial outlook, I must say that in my opin-
ion everything indicates that the success
full candidate will be from the ranks Of
the democratic party. People are weary
ing OF republican administration, and
in 1884 will demand change. The last
election in New York, where the state
went democratic by 90. coo, pretty thor
oughly proves this fact. believe we
will elect the next president by larger
msiority than we gave Tilden when we
elected him in 1876. AS to who the can
didate will be l cannot esy. Any ex-
preston of opinion in this direction
would have for its foundation nothing
but the merest guess work." The Senator
was asked how the appointment Of
Gresham ives received 10 Wsshin-
gton, and replied II think it
Is met with Ggeneral ). approval.
Gresham ia an upright and able man and
the pity is that he was not there earlier.
Under, him do not think the Star Route
jobs and other frauds would have been
possible"