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New York. It has been a long threaten.
ed innovation. The girls have been at

work now for several days, md tho result
Is 80 satisfactory that tho custom will
be generally followed In tho Broadway
places up town. -Four regular professional
English bar maids were imported Tor the
purpose. They are all square.shouldered,
erect and pleasant women, who smile
upon customers with discrimination, but
show nh amusing ignorance Of American
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Is Prosecuting Attorney Jordan going
TO prosecute Uncle John Boring for taking
the Union District ballot box home to
sleep with him? lSt $a'
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THERE was more room TO turn around in
the Democratic margin OF 10000 in 1850
than in the 4 900 or thereabouts in 1884.
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MAYBE President Blaine will give us a
few little offices in West Virginia, to bind
up our wounds; There is much sweetness
in an office. 5t'5'i,
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MORNING, OCTOBER IS 1884 -

party treasury, and further largo contri.
tons easy to obtain, with every Campaign
appointment and tho working forces ui,.
der thorough drill and discipline, are dc.
cldedly more formidable than they were
forty.cight hours ago. l,. IA
1t was a great mistake on the part OF
democrats to claim Ohio. This State has
uniformly given Republican majorities at
October elections in Presidential years,
and has with comparative rarity given
Democratic maiorites in of years, Pre-.
cedents considered together should have
governed, and not single and exceptional
years. Men arc easily led by their hopes
IN politics. Enthusiasts seize the flag and
curry It TO the front only to lay /. at the
feet OF the enemy, while the more thought.
iul and self possessed, though not less loyal
to their party, aud active In It's service,
are pushed to one side and left In the
background. Enthusiasm is one of the
commonly necessary antecedents OF sue.
cess, but It cannot be exclusively relied
on. What Democrats did in other years,
whenth stake was not the Presidency,
should not lave been allowed to weigh
against thetremendous Republican efforts
now,., Z .sg5.5, VI 7liE7st SEH HgesTli
Whateyer may have been the general
Dew9cEatiS impression two weeks ago, 1t
is aPpargnt now that the victory OF last
Tuesday was lin a great degree the Sc
lnence rot the presence and magnificent
genetaIship Of both james G. B[aihc and
JohnerAuLosan. Mr.. Blaine is 50 much
better than his,party that lie commands
attention where it does not. He has not
lost those personal qualities which have
so many men to him in the
past. and he has unquestionably strength.
encd himself Mt every point he has visited.
General Logan, also, unquestionably
welded a large influence. His presence
stimulated memories OF the days OF '6o.
'63, '14 mud 'G5 among the men who fol.
lowed him in battle. The bitter feelings
left by the civil conflict may have passed
away; but soldiers, even in their most for
giving spirit, delight to honor, n man Of
stalwart bravery and tangible accomplish.
ments in war. General Logan's speeches
added much to his effectiveness. He led
the Republican column on the stump.
SI7Sfsr 49, aE.sFrs
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No MORE brilliant fight has been made

No MORE brilliant fight has been made
anywhere;than that Of Col, j. D. Taylor
in the Seventeenth district Of Ohio. Col.
Taylor is beaten by: lo6 votes, but he car
ried four counticsout OF the five, defeated
General Warner; in, his own county Of
Washington By ] lls, which Newman car
ried, by .307, and drove him to "the dark
hills OF Monroe" toee: his little victory.
Here is the unofficial "map Of the burnt
district the, figures standing for majori-
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Is the thrift, then. In danger! Not at all. ns Mr.
l'laiuc and his organs very well know. By the
present Congress itcannot be touched; and In the
next Congress. though the House may be Dcmocra-
lie, the Senate will remain Republican, aud no
seat i'ot observation-disclosures. THIS sudden llnine cry
about the taftis tbsniorc entirely without rcason.
-SesT York Htratd (t7etrand.) ! a, ~ :S..s
This is cheerful. In other words, the
tariff is in no danger because. the Repub-
lican party: stands like q stone wall be-
tween American industry and the free
trade Democratic tariil:wreckcrs! After
the Herald gets over. the shock OF the Ohio
victory it will think of something better
to say in behalf Of Grover Cleveland and
the Democratic, party. ].31i h
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Fourth District Returns.

HuSrlSaTos, W. Va, Oct. 17.-Reliable
information here gives Wilson 42o ma
jority in Lincoln, Maxwell s25 in Putnam.
Wayne, estimated by Democrats, gives
J, 900 Democratic majority. Boone gives
n ! Republican majority Of ll6 and elects
Workman, Republican, to the Legislature.
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oPeI''s' DRF7u'c' 70 u7e 1H1euDcHetf. ~ y &
CHARLESTON, WA, Oct. iss.-There is
a very uncomfortable feeling here among
Wilson's friends. D. Clint Gala
CHER, Secretary Of the Democratic
State Committee, says the majority will
not be over $500, and he would not like
to insure that. This is regarded by D, m
ocrats as practical defeat. Ss ! j
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Who killed Grover Cleveland? "I,"
said Ohio,"I did itwith my little ballot,
killed Grover Cleveland =. IA
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Ii Ohio county we didn't save our bag
gage wagon. Routed !;:3 Horse, sfoo. and
dragoon!a + ESsl II I. ; :eSts:. - 81
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3..voL.Tz-on Friday, October II, 1874. al ll:s0
o'clock r. ". JoirS Nolrz, at tae residence Of
his father Samuel Voltz, No. 70 Fifteenth street,
sged 10 years and months. n NJ ~!
Funeral notice hereafter, y iis}
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ANOTHER hitchlike this, and good by to
West Virginia. <; - !.5Ss.t9 t
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The l4th Of October comes only once in
1854. The work Of that day cannot be
done again. There is nothing to do but
accept the result and get ready for the
November fight, and after that for the
fight of 1888, fs9 r'i& u i76gbf 4
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THE OHIO ELECTION.
WHAT MIR. uunD THINKS ABOUT
Ills Defcnt-Hc VIII Consider tho Matter Of
conte'tinS tho Vote-The Republican
SinJoritios by Counties-Tho Returns
From tho Congregational Districts.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 1.-THE Official vot,
counted BY tho county clerks to-day OF 70
turns from sixty and semi.oilicially from
the other twcnty.eight counties give Rob
inson, forsecretary Of State, II SET; Flick
niger, for Board Of Public Works, 7,47o
The semi.oilicial returns do not report
on tho other Republican candidates
but with sixty counties heard from
the plurality OF johnson for Supreme
Judge is estimated at between $4,000 and
10000. The total vote or majorittes by
Congressional districts cannot be given,
but tho vote by counties on Congressman
show5s,544 Republican majorities and 49,
l2G Democratic, showing net Republican
majority OH the Congressional vote Of
ls,4ls. K
.E"I@ Iurd's Howl.
I TOLEDO, o., Oct. lin an interview
with m Associated Press correspondent
this afternoon Hon. Frank Hurd made the
following statement concerning the Con-
grcssional contest in the Tenth District:
Il have taken steps to ascertain
whether the majority against me
has been unfairly or corruptly obtained.
1fas l have been informed it is the case,
and 1shall learn that have been deleated
by the changing Of ballots, the per-
version OF returns, the purchase of votes
and repeating, shall Immediately in
stitute proceedings for contest. II,
however, the majority proves to be
a fair expression OF the will Of the people
OF the Tenth district would not take the
seat il proicrcd by the next Congress.
do not expect for some days to have the
necessary information to determine my
action."" ..at, 5.s q - -.
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gthSB English Bar Maids In Now York. n ;. q
NV sfonE, Oct. 1.-THE enteprising
proprietor OF a liquor saloon has at last in.
troduced genuine English bar maids in
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lA2sgs DEAocHATIc MAJoRITIEs.
The following counties give Democratic
RECAplTULATIOy.

Republican major!tes. 81 AZ
Democratic ma,orities. ,hs7
lsts5.tE - ~ f.=.l--ea 5-,s
NepuOlcah ,l5a
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THEY will never forgive Ohio for this.
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LDIEn.l

Men-of-Lettes will be at, a. discount IN
politics hereafter. st;s N n ~
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Banner County Will, n DIc Il.

Maxwells majority as near as can be
estimated is 500. Y, III, -. 4 81. y! !'s <
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-08-16
ADVICE TO MOTHERS

I'VE AZ MOIdEkS.--Afe YOU
disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering
and crying with pain Of cutting
teethY If so, send at once and get
a bottle of Mrs.. WMsloac's Soothing
Syrup for Children 1eething. Its
value lis incalculable. 1t will re-
lleve the poor little sufferer I'M
mediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers, there is no mistake about it.
1t cures dysentery and diamhea,
regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind colo, softens the gums,
reduces inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole sys-
tenn. Mrs. Winsloacs's Soothing ST.
yatp for Children 1eetl,ing is pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription
of,one of the oldest and best female
nurses and physicians in the United
States, and is for sale by all drug
gists throughout the world. Price
25 cents a bottle.
Ar certain seasons Of the year
nearly every person suffers to a
greater or less extent from impurity
of the blood, billiousness, &C., &c.
This SHOULD be remedied as soon as
discoFered, otherwise serious results
may follow. Sherlnan's "Prickly
Ash Bitters" will effectually remove
all faint of disease and restore you
to health. : y
"A CHICAGO printer is said to
have invented a contrivance by
which, when attached to auy print
ing press, eight different colors can
be produced on paper at one i'm
preston. When the patent is Sc
cured it will be put on the market.
1t will, if it realizes what is claim
ed for it, work revolution in fam
cy printing. So s ss
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SHERIFF'S s Al LIE

e. II. Ch4.6e, Bro. & Co. }
hrs. Diana c. Grey.
18th Judicial District Court, Parish
Of Rapides, La.
By virtue of and to satisfy a writ
of fieri facias issued and to me d.
rected in the above entitled and
numbered suit, l have seized and
will offer for sale at public auction,
in front Of the Court House door. in
the Town of Alexandra. La, be-
tween the hours prescribed by law,
SATURDAY, the Goth day of
SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1884,
the following described property,
to-wit:-
A certain piece or parcel Of land
situated, lying and being in the
Parish of Rapides, La, together
with all the buildings and improve
nents thereon, fronting, on Bayou
Robert road, bounded on the North
East or towards Town of Alexand-
ria by property Of Anthony Arm
stead, and on the other side and in
the rear by property of Girard, and
containing the quantity Of 2 7-loO
acres, being the same property pur-
chased by Mrs. Diana G. Gray from
w. U. Mills and by said w. T..
Mills from Mrs. Sarah ,Clapp and
Emory Clapp.
TERMS - Cash, subject to ap7
praisement. d. G. PAUL,
Aug 12-tds. Sheriff.
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A. Petteugill has been

Mr.. A. Pettengill has been
awarded the contract for construct
ing a levee around the Saw Mill
of the New York Lumber Co., near
the mouth of Bayou ,Rapides. The
work is to be started at once, and
will give employment to many la
borers hereabouts. As to how long
a time will be consumed in build
ing the levee, We are not prepared
to say. The move is surely a good
one on the part of the mill author
tiles, and will put to stop all the
trouble and stoppages caused by
the high water. In future the mill
will run, keep running-no matter
how much the river rises.
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Saturday, - August 18th
.s.r-u.
Town and Parish News.
jon Printing neatly executed
at this office. Our prices are low,
our work neat. Give us trial!
-rHE Fletcher passed down
Yesterday morning Shei is small
craft and looks more like toy than
steamboat.
ON Sunday, the oath inst, at
Cheneyville, the Crescents aud
Nameless bare ball mines, have a
friendly match on the diamond.
RAIN is very much needed in.
this neighborhood just about now;
as the dust is becoming trouble
some. Besides which vegetation
would be greatly benefited.
ENGINE AND SAW MILL FOR
SALE.-Engine Ii inch cylinder,
three feet stroke; two boilers, 40
inches, "a feet long. Lee & Levitt
Saw Mill. Iron frame, top saw.
E. SCHMALINsKI.
-MR. aud Mrs. julius Levin,
Mrs. a. Sciss, Mrs. Asher and
laughter, and Mr.. Chas. Golden
berg, all left here for Big Creek
Yesterday morning They will re-
main about q week.
The Camp Meeting at Belle
Cheney Springs closed on Monday
night, in the presence of six hun ~
dred people. No less than twelve
ministers were present and took
part. The meeting was fruitful of
lpuch good.
-THg physical condition Of Rev,
Father Bres, the Catholic priest,
At the time of going to press was
somewhat improved. His fever was
p'le.etl and he was resting easily.
His father arrived on the down
train Thursday night, and is now
with him.
So - 80. : -- :, # 4 g ,3S
-CoL. G. A. Thornton, of this
place, has in his possession the last
will and testament of Mrs. Martha
Washington, wife of Gen. Geo.
Washington. The document is
nicely framed and in perfect re-
pair. 1t is to be placed on exhi-
bition at the Exposition.
q The upper wharf, near the
warehouse of Cullen & Rogers, is
again being rebuilt. Mr.. VIM.
Rexer has charge of the work and
IS pushing things rapidly. We be-
lieve the dimensions of the new
wharf will be the same as the old
one; it will be much stronger.
--REv. Father Menard having
been sent an assistant by the Vicar
General of the Diocese, who will
take the place Of Father Bres dur
ing his illness, the services IN the
Catholic Church tomorrow will be
as usual, viz: Mass will be celebra-
ted at $50 and $50 O'Clock in the
morning. There will also be af-
tcrnoon exercises.
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-i'HE Fletcher passed down
Yesterday morning. She is a small
craft and looks more like toy than
steamboat.
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how much the river rises.
The most encouraging news
concerning the crops throughout
the Parish is being daily received,
Everybody seems highly pleased
thereat, as is clearly discernible on
their countenances. It is now said
and calculated on that the average
yield this year will be larger than
last season, and when it is taken
into consideration that but a short
while back our crops were despaired
Of and really given up as failure,
we think the planters and farmers
OF the Parish have done remarka-
bly, we'll. Clearly does this prove
that energy and determination will
will win in the end, and are really
necessary and essential.
Col. JAS. G. Wise, in the ap-
pointment of the present Demo-
cratic Executive Committee of the
Parish, (the names appear else
where) had at heart solely the in
terests of the Democratic party.
He has always opposed this wrang-
ling in the party, and has sought
by argument more than once to
beat it down. He would have the
people Of the Parish, the Demo
Gratis we mean, all solid and to-
gether; harmonizing and striving
TIC do that which is most democratic.
The Colonel is anxious and ear
nestssfor all to take q lively part in
the present campaign, and is Of
opinion that the present is the most
opportune time for our people to
act. He believes in the election
of Cleveland and Hendricks, which
insurcs for us blessing.
Nor1cE.-A meeting of the Dem
ocratic Executive Committee of the
Parish of Rapides, composed Of the
following named gentlemen
j. G. White, +. seip,
Jonas Rosentha1, r. P. Hunter,s
Jas. Andrews, w. E. Taylor,
J. G.. p. Hooe, Ben. Turner,s
G. w. Bolton, JAS. P. Hickman
j. L. Connella,i B. NJ. Hayes,
N. r. Roberts, R. B. Smith,
Jos. Meeker, John Phillips,
Oscar Barnidge, 5. ID. Williams,
Crawford Smith, N. T.. McGinnis,
j. II. Blackwell, Lewis Texada,
F. A. Blanchard, r.. L. Lucke,t,
VIC. James, VIM. Harris,
A. E. Watson, Willie French,
Will take place at the Court
House in the Town of Alexandria,
on Saturday, the 9th Of September,
1854, at IL M, for the purpose of
organizing and transacting bust
ness of Importance. A full attend
ance is requested.
J. G. WISE,
Chairman Dem. Mass Meeting.
s-TEE Bnrean of Accommoda-
ton OF the Worlds Fair is making
at the present time a canvass of
New Orleans in order to find out
the names Of reputable persons who
desire to receive boartlsrs and lodg-
ers during the Exposition season.
The register; when completed, will
be open to the use of strangers free
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ON Sunday, the Gath inst, at
Cheneyville, the Crescents aud
Nameless bare ball mines, have a
friendly match on the diamond.
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RAIN is very much needed in
this neighborhood just about now,
as the dust is becoming trouble
some. Besides which vegetation
would be greatly benefited.
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Town and Parish News.

-JoB Printing neatly executed
at this office. Our prices are low,
our work neat. Give us a trial!
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ENGINE AND SAW MILL FOR
sALE.-Engine Il inch cylinder,
three feet. stroke; two boilers, 40
inches, "a feet long. Lee & Levitt
Saw Mill. Iron frame, top saw.
e. SCHMALINsKI.
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Nix. aud Mrs. julius Levin,
Mrs. A. seiss, Mrs. Asher and
laughter, and Mr.. Chas. Golden
berg, all left here for Big Creek
Yesterday morning. They will re-
main about week.
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The Police jury, acting as a
board Of reviewers or revisers,
have been in session the whole of
the week examining the Parish as
scssment rolls, lately completed by
the Assessor, Mr.. Andrews. They
have not had, during their whole
weeks examination, to make but
few changes or corrections, and
have had but few gentlemen be-
fore them. They were to hove adj
jeurned yesterday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-31
Affairs I'm West Washington.

The CHESAP AND OHIO CANAL-Ihe stock
holders CT the Chesapeake and Ohio canal will meet
in Annapolis Monday to elect directors and
president. The board OF public works, who cast
Marylands vote, have the controlling interest in
the election The present head OF the canal is Mr..
Lewis CaSS Smith, OF Washington county. and the
directors are James G.. Berrett of WaShingtOn;
Spencer Watkins. of Montgomery; Patrick Hamill
OF Garrett; John Hambird, OF Allegany;. James A.
among the directors Those mentioned for the p0-
StiOn Of president are Mr.. Smith, the present in
cumbent: eX-GOv. Hamilton. eX-Gov. Thomas. Sen
atOr BoWlus, OF Frederick, and COZ l.. Victor Baug-
man. OF the same county, The western Maryland
people claim that the canal management should
stay with western Maryland, and there would be
considerable opposition in that section to giving
the presidency TO the eastern shore.
DEATH.-MrS. Jane B. Stewart died last night at
her fathers residence. Deceased Is daughter OF
Col. WIN. o. Drew. Funeral will take place on
Monday afternoon from her fathers house, on Goth
street.
PAY DAY.-Paymaster Gamble paid the employees
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company this
morning.
GRAIN RECEIPTS-Canal boat II. W. Blunt arrived
With go bushels OF wheat.
MPR0vEMENTs.-Mr. Benjamin Harper is erect
Ing two houses, with two stories and basement,
with stores, on M, between 33d and 34th Streets to
cost $500. The Office OF the aqueduct Is under
going repairs-an additional story is being built
making it more attractive.
TIDEs.-LoW water, a. m. and p. M; high
water, l. In.
CoNDiTIoN OF THE WATERFALL a. M, Great
rails, condition. B. receiving reservoir, north con-
reservoir, iniluent gate-hOuse, 81; efluent gate
house. &c
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CCnECmacts Locals.


Stree: lamps WIFI lie lighted at ?:a5 D. N. and ex-
uEgEiS q IL i.3sl u m
Anon the decorations which attracted attention
fSstIiu@t We're those On the tablet marking the
81 81 where resident Garfield was shot at the H.
T. depot Thee was prO:uston Of flowers on a
Se,snd. v hide CA the tablet was the Coates Air" q
beautiful for,ai piece. placed there by Mrs White
IN charge 81 the ladies' room. who. it will be re-
EeMLefed was Tire first 10 so 10 tie assistance OF
lile res len y he. tie fat3f shot was fred.
The steamer Nary Washington will make a trjD
10 ClyIhCGt ana Marshall Hall Tomorrow
r, nfs; f4p{ =; = Ley has returned from her
SISTER, Mrs sites. and Hiss Hu King Eng the Young
1HiLtSe lazy VINO has attracted so much attention
The Cian-naGael held lis annual picnic last even
In5 nj Juenelnanns garden. The attendance was
called to order by MI John Gleason. and an adj
or . was delivered by Capt. Ed. OMeagher Con-
\ three days cooking main will take n,aca in
portsmouth on the 18th ard 14th Of June, between
Washington and New York. Twenty battles have
been arranged at 500 side, and $1,000 on the
After the regular weekly drill OF the Emmett
6uarti, az Their 2rmory, corner of Az street and
pennsylvania avenue. last evening, four active
members and the following honorary members
Were admitted to the organizations John Ready p
=. heI!y, " F. sicily " Heaiy, j. Atkins, j. Rud-
festival will be given for the benefit of the Ger
nan mai orphan asylum, at the Washington schuetzen
On Thursday evening the closing retention for
the young pupils connected with the Washington
schCol OF E!ocuiion was held in the parIors OF the
principal The boys and girls who took part gave
pleasing entertainment 10 the company present,
and did great credit to their teacher. Mrs. NJ
stevens Hart- The junior and senior classes VIII
Mold their receptions next week.
Ne DON sheet f0r the performance OF the Barrett
CUB for the benefit of the Washington Continent
ais june YIN, is now open AT Ellis Music store and
gives promise or an excellent audience. .The Mer-
chant OF NeIice, and "Mr. and Mrs Peter White"
will b. given.
number OF children belonging to the MetropoIl-
Tan Industrial School. 10Th and II streets north
west. were treated 10 an excursion this morning by
SOL l. T. Wright, contractor for street sweeping.
ne excursion left early this morning for PieIces
Mill 10 spend the day.