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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
DORSlY At MADAME TCSS4UDS.
From me PGU Man gazette.
Al 1900. 4. tk. ..l.l

About the year 1915 the celebrated Count
DOr.ay. being Usual IN desperate state o. npccul
ostv was absolutely afraid 10 venture out or Gore House
exc -pt sunday for fear OF being arrested ana I'm
,oucd debt IL happened that portrait OF one
of tho members OF the Royal family, painted by the
Count Just then in process OF ensraN lng and was
necessary the proofs could he struck on mat
DOr-ay himself should aud correct the work or the
engravrr 10 do this the Count would be Obliged 10 go
10 the eugryers house. and that gentleman, being OF
deVout and SabhIarau turn OF mind utterly refused 70
receive DOrsay sunday Finding himself IN thlS ann
cu the Count asked the advice OF his friend, S Edwin
IaudScrr wrap yourself up carefully como and nave
breakfast with me- n st. Johns WOOl-rOad. ana then We
Will 20 together to tho engraver" This they accordingly
did and greatly to Landseers relief the Count passed
through the streets unrcCOgniLed
NOt content. however, with cscaIng thus FAR, DOrshy
found freedom eghtiul that he h reckless
to his captivity II IS long since have seen London
on any daY but SUNDAY will enjoy myself now, SAID
he "cant we 20 To some place OF amusement ogethefl
LanJscer suggested Madame TussaudS an exhibition
whirn DOrsay had ueYOr before seen, ana 10 IAte 81
they went Tho Count charmed with the novelty OF tho
wax figures chidishly delighted with all ne saw,
uu iii ment when I've became conscious that MS toot
steps being logged by two huapclous looking III
diyiduals DO you those menf said DOrsN
q They never take their eyes from mo" Yes sec
them answered Landsccr. who had really noticed them
fnr soiuo Time but thought 1t wiser not to say anything
ON the subject his friend let go into the than-
Der Of Horrors" Accordingly they paid their extra A-
ponces entered the mysterious inner room The TWO
mon followed them. iaudsecr gave mp his irirnd Tor
lost After few moments Of suspense. one OF the two
men aiynnced toward DOrsny, hat In hand. ANA making
AN elaborate bow said Have the honor of speaking 10
NJ e COute DOrsayf No escape seemed possible now
dignity Fir, am he" Then II NJ lc Comte Will DC so
very Kind a. to al6s me, Nine. Tassand presents her
commitments, aud she viii 10 greatly hOnOfed II NJ To
Comic will give her some stings ana VIII pofnI US "
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EyroRcIgG ~ oDIoUs ORDINANCE

PrTsBCRG, Aug. 2.-fOr the past two days
IN old ordinance lrohi ltag swing < sign, 'idcwalk
obs cton- etc. has been rgidy enforced by the police
under from Chef Braun. Considerable indignl-
ton has been shown by business men, Shortly after
O'Clock this morning about 1000 persons gathered before
the following pl card alta n ~ telegraph pole al
Liberty and SIX ats: War! warl warl m citing %
the merchants %. Liberty st. will b. held AZ high
to-day a the OF Liberty and sixth is Tor The
pIrIO.c Of iIIpcIci, Mayor Fulton ana thief BianI
Prominent speakers Will be present by orIOr Oi the l.
O. q. l.. "" skull and Gro ones Tue pi earl was
torn down and cIrrl'd tie Cheers Office by police
or. cred the removal of immc Sc Blaine and Logan
banner hang acJs, lf have H. out OF The ne dqutt
cr- OF the R-.uol en- County Committee. All Is Of
joke. ABOUT the @dmpis ration (Ydch ~ Republican,
were made by Democrats vino saw tie banner taA'
ftp.v
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PREFERRING BLAINE TO ST JOHN.
A. G. Morehousc, of this city, in letter con

ceni1g Ike pro iibton mOveme i says:
an fie1 by the chairman Of tie Executive Com
III ttcc tn State tht am cuOseI by ihe recent Pro
lubti0n { iuytn held Albany July 3, the
Pros,cent.a rec 'Or- ADD though am u strOng hat
some would call icIi pronioonlst, 10 not tl II
Wise In uuier. To elect a Pr silent 1 nevc
dare xpeud my elOr accomplish what u I'M
possibility a.d b tween III two men who are 10 be
Chosen [ co s.d.r Mr. Blaine ard his views upon
rational q,siOus very far snperog 10 MI teyelands
aud tn great Republcar party III LIS paH record as tar
e IN ,dnc &c 70 Inc deyc OpmcEt Of tho Industry and
We fare OF this NatIen than the Democratic party We
as temperance men have hing T. hope from the SUI
Co.'S al The he uOcrat. and IL as temperance men
wlir the lines VI fhs Republican party ana the few
Temperate. Democrats al write an con cnlI ate our
.uepsirs jn purfyiag the parties and al-O write
balance p,uer y5t9- for the man OF t hcf
part who Is III right, believe, We sHal
much NOR speedily accomplish great object than by
supporting the Do inc@ ~ the thru party therefor
will be- compelled 10 cline the honor. rs would no.
be consistent for 10 accept unless fully accord
with Their Of action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
MARYLAND REPUBLICANS ACTIVE

SLIGO. Md, Aug. 3.-A large h'puo''' az,
mo.s-mcrtnc and nlg-ai,irg was hed 10 inns P"''
night r ere r. prominent S''aH''@' ','.o,or
~ - vnul tbo Hon Holm r. DelenIo'f aDd =. X fHo'r
The N rire Baud oi Washington. WAS IN "'.en I,
rBs meet nr vas h'.hly successful in every re.p'r'
Bain, aad Losal CAB vas formed and lis org 'I11',
WINS compc.cl. There we're over one hnndIe S'S
tho c3r an IA cub promises 20 DO cl ng & nt ey
IT, cts ave annou ,c dthnirincntion y uII'i,S
Ci,y land and Tfcu1ricSs Mon'c"n',y '1nn'y Ell o
,i,r.t, Line aud Logon and scnI c,nnd1c9n IN
~ ~ and n the = aie does not 90 Kcplni can az
- ~ M ',,. ioius will male / vrfy warm TO- Inc
n urlons ard make Cong cs7onal Sdl1@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
FUNERAL or TH1MIS WBEDLLL.

number of persons waited at the Grand
Central Depot -atu'day morning for IN arrival he
hody of Tho mas Wi3ede the archtec' who died at his
HON. ia Yonkers Oh Thursday The funeral took pace
in Workers, ON the val OF the body at the depot It
was t,ben at OIce 10 Greenwood Cemetery.
Mr. Wis-del wa one of toe leading theatrical anhi
l. {. ia this city. lie came t. York from London
in 1siG and was employed by the firms nj Vaux and
thr,- For several years he hld beca engaged under
me drs.t ON OF flcIc1ck Lem Oh u-tead ~ designing
uurr0, cpcnt> IN tie capitol grounds at Washington lie
also designed much OF the architectural VOL in Pros
meet Park. BraO Ign. The Madison SQuare Theatre.
II rripnu & II RS Theatre and the Casino were con
slru.ied under his p rsOnl direction and after his
de-. ms SIR icl'- health failed under his lro-
tr,cfcd work and a 1-tt to1a 1npaint caused his
Jeatb lie leaves 4 wife and three children.
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SUBJECTS ron BINhEEg TH0CGHTS.

The American Bankers Association will hold
its am nal COW n,ion al sara Oh August ID aud
The first dtywl be- occu.ic with discus, on Of "Pc-
and their Causes" ON which subj CD spc al commit
Will reporf Bank mote circulation and the ringrncy
yyAic must in time from tue cJn-tant ahsOrpt
of bonds by me Cover me - 81 ai-O -.isru.scI,
will the cause OF IA. cupcr1'iye strc1-th Of our
commerce and huancc." Ex-senator McCu0cA
" m deliver an ad rss d" He Per Is AMI Safeguard,
~ our Banking system aud a number OF other
o. the secons day The growth Of tie Nat ona
state an private banks VIII b examined
rnptcy" and J. p. 0dei one on lhe Eau
c1iion OF Bank Officers A san mary Of the years
bus,nass VIII be gv,n. Following he aIjournmei will
r,e
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TIE TORNADO ~ DHIO.

AKRON, Ohio, Aug. 2.-RcportS of damage by
the tornado Of Tnur,d1y evening con mue 70 be re
cciycd. The storm stlur6 Norton Township almost
ex city the nor west corner, and swept entirely
through 1t in % southeast direction, taking in strip
about onc-Aalf mile wide. George Reimer farmer
mean the village o, Loyal oak, o-t goo bushels Of oats
and nearly an bis com crop. Inc farms owned by d.
Eigll, plnir Harlo.. Ma. Martin Hums'ik"r, Frank
vi lcr jacob b c.tIr. -. r. Weaver = Hdrt-eu, J. =
Wiru1l.t. Jacob Hoch and Tuutu Bloaker SUR red
much pv destruction oi fences crorS aad trees. II
several rla orchards almost entirely upropt"d
and hun rel. ot forest tree, torn Of the ~ lnl
The storm appeared Do" villa: Il Loyal OAK
duiug but liitc CJlnas. tu property there
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Music ron CHARITY.

Two members of the Petroleum Exchange
plaunrd and executed pleasant enert Tor the
inmate, II the Charity losi al ON ack s Is and ON
Fir dag evening Professor Robinson tho leader, as
sisted by Mis- dore and Mss "e'ies ormer of the Nc
Cau pera Company. kept the audience who SeTo as
srubrd IN the La ge nal, OF the hospital amused and
del gnted for than AN hour DT recit tiOns and
snngl Amer the tininrnt the party plTtooI Of
sos inv itat % OF Dr L. L. Seaman the
cbrf OF tie ical staff, aud ab ut 10 o'clock we're
- over the river tlc nO,ni ght II tn other
ohappe, OF ia. city cOui he induced follow tn,
aII'n q sci by these men OF oil hey he well re
pad Tor the r hhg e1ertOh by the sg. Of tue
which thy Afforded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04

t.agu. fulongo SCI 81 tnl1l. Dt tbi.isn. D.ir IN y7
runaio at p,l.uf. Hrw.Yort 49, uo.t 10. pt lflo
Grounds. Sew ioihl rlld.lphit 81. Providence. At
rind, lpNtt ia 3. 1901. no .rnful l Amrifr Asr.rt
% 10 rin,r nt.ns ta'"r t1t". pV ip'nHl .u"'a n'y
nr plu NJ
~ thr isi.p teHtud Am tut fitr tr hiIIf irr ltrd
trli ut, htIHt go nhlutdt.. Iht tuh ilti d tea
tnru HIss bout the We Ihr-f lu ~ t--i,l.tIpu.
I.r 80. iuuI- uur suu bias b comm hdI- 'id De ia
Union As 81 liilot r.Dr. ud ulil probably wiz rtJ,
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add HIS lustrons figure 70 those already In our estab
shmcnt" Finding that all his auxetcs at an end,
DOrsay forgot bis dignity In moment almost enbrac-
ing the man ~ his sudden Joy, and eKcaimng with his
accent Of broken English, s. dear fellow you shall do
what yOu like" The handsome face aud distinguished
figure of the Count were Of Sufficiently remark
able to attract attention where, and Mdme 1assaud
hid too keen au Tor business ever toilet slip 80 excel
lent AN opportunity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
FlTHER AND DIrGHTER DROUNED

Peter Donnclly, night watchman at the OS-
horne House az the Isle Of W-h l. /, and his little
dan liter wcr. Drowned Friday afternoon. HIS VIE
went down 10 see him taking one Of their male girls
I'm. father aad cld went ont bathing he mother re-
naming on tn. beach. The father Was swimming with
littl. IL, bac, when suddenly he cdlicd iOr
Acp colnc roo late, however, 0ud boih were
drowacd. DJunc.ly good swimmer ana Rs VINO
s,y nr must have been taken win cramps. DOnurEs
body WAS foun hours after but the chs body mas
MOI been recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
CONsOLIyG THE SQUIRE

From The ArkansIw rrdveN' lam COO.
Squire Patterson, wearing an AR a aJ' Ttssa
Germ approached his IT end, Farmer 1o,0'
speakiag, leaned on the fence anu sSneu' -,
-" what's he matter, squire T. ., .,..tn, too Nhii
don't know what tons countrys conn I'm swsy Az
would you think IL your daughter sho'i" . ID.
marry an ignorant hired man nj, not take
"Oh. Idon't know, squire, but wo 9di mat Nv
heart Il | were you. would try 10 'hi"A
Mould Won forgive the girl Z" askei ths sass ssl
Yea I believe would. There no use IN
Won know. When lid II happen
{" Just while ago" .,
who perioI med the ceremony An
"Idid" 49,. ,,.er oppOsed ~
marriage" - ... - replied the sla"
"Oh, IL makes no difference 70 ms 81 ipof niue"
" for you ses It's your daughter -.
A respondent person ought never 70 GOV
aah.-iB Boston Post
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GOOD REPORTS FROM ORANGE COUNTY.


RI CBICANS ~ GOOD fighting 1lIM-IHE IAklFF
ISSUE 10 THE FRONT.
Go,HEN, y. Y, AGg 3.--Ihe Republican
Comfy IoAmittee Of Or ns met last week in tnls vi
llge md tize for the cam aien by e'ec1ng Moses
ID. suveis, Of Mddje.own. chIirm4n; D. HNar,ok. Of
Por Jecys seeIe rs, and He1rY S'acJrd, OF WASHING
TO VILE r asrrer. NJ silver, T., OF the OWNERS Of
The Id,iiern Press Ooh .cor II Internal Revenue
Of hisd s he ore was 90 sid ticI with other ter
Iitoy He's strong elaine and has beon icryears
q leadcr tne o ith tour and eisat years ago
were IA fay,r OF Mr. Bsine's nOnina 81 lie viii work
.n2ly for the soce tie x ph' IN uchet ana
even the oppo iuo1 admit Tint lis w'rk vii 40 Them
much HARM lie eague ty de nd 70 nqn 81 tn" chair
rnan.hp a. the co Matte AID ana her put In his
pace o CT an Of he pressing Patlrc OF bis various
bushes in; r,ss, but t menIb r. OF he 20 nmtee
urged bim % accept and he at last consent d to do 81
HIS papcr wi ids prca influence and personally he
81 commands q stron5 influence throughout the county
and Cong es joal district
when como tteemen were in session they all re-
portea that their different neighb, rhoOds and
doing for ccess OF the ticket; Those tnat spoke of
dfe iOns, said "a Il an oniied 10 20 tr"ely amy hing
and thai eary all who DTst Expressed opposition to the
ticket becaus their i3ivl4u~l choices had not been
nominated were now hearty supporting Elaine ana
LOG m on the other hand, all reported gave deieetiOls
iar, the ca IN tho ma iufaetrn g towns IN re th9
f,riH 0uestiOn was alternating scores o, Democrats
from their p9rty. The nf question u tnItndsiiy
bad for the Democrats IN TINS coultyi anI HnOuSn
Tlden mel 81 in 1876, Garheid nad fio mDel.y III
1880 when the campaign WAS fushs on the tA,
The free-trade nett ms o. the Desocia'c e.ueis ae
looked upon wi IA adherence by mfgo PiUpoL-
ton Of t9,5 party II TINS G 9Sat Blaine aim and
Lrgan viii carry Oranse county 10y, IA even en
Arthur. Walden. Mddietown, Ncwburs and others Of
The principal manufacturing centre OF Orange have cam
made 10 great extent the tarn platforms Of the two
partiss Several mills Ia the county are standing lde
aas mi tbe woYhinRmea attribute the stagnatiOn OF
10 the nstOns OF such Freefaders AZ Morrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
GOOD WORK IN PLAINFIELD. n. J.

The Lincoln Club of Plainfeld, NewJcrscy
has organized for campaign Of 1884. This club
into existence four years aud its first meeting was
only attended by eight young men. But II rapidly grew
10 be the campaign club OF the city, and carly 10 sopten
Der put one OF the handsomest uniformed clubs In the
States in ths field IL also Organized CLEO club, com
posed cf teen OF best male voices ~ beound which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
GERMAN VETERANS At WORK. .
II -. l.1-.--Lin IuDnl imH III [,

\ TITgO N0N tUINW0Id~TT' HI''TT0- w -
man veterans held 10 IN Germ ma ASS n'-
Rooms or ur AZ ,ycung for the purpose of iofniu
Ell. "a. and Log. Association. The meeting Was called
10 order by General GEORGE van setback, who
was aro.a.d cl,clcd president of the a-soci'
ion CAPTAIN Hermann Ihum, was 81 ct d hrt
ycr-pr sidrrt: Joseph hncid"r, second yccirf4dcnl
s.cr.torv Tra,z rlrsc; tro1-u'cr, J0 100 " Hr'mrr
Anon .nf. Jis.ute OIL r.-o'u JON was 1I1Ht'd C.-
fnt Oh. nom of De org uiffron .o rc ' - H. ~ We
com Iil .i.c mud Logon Canpng As-or.t on i''',
.utI ,r - rl. td ItrI a.'h ring iI" y OF l" U
aif..- trc TIM 10 nn culy df. y E" WtN n = ""
,eo name ccn f1cinb ~ ~ the "iEAhlI 81 II 10
a. lIrins Iuc campaign us an executive comm e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04

EtxcuAuroN. Aug. "a Blaine and Logan
banner was raised here last evening In the lc'en'r OF
1000 pcr4ons Con ros.man =. C. MHlard nddr'''c" NV
a semblagc for TWEEN minutes and was enthnsln'ucaly
t.,,,tod call. ,,,y, ,onde for Edmund C'Conrer the
HIN orator " th. region. bat n waa TOO ho9r W re-
uond The Rev. T. G. Na.h'urno spoke 10 INC ouN'oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04

Crrts vatorson Carlisle and others OF that M ns,nc
these Views they cannot and will not snPpUtt hose in tie
Tarre Sfote tLIt are certain to give Blaine an" h"s
Handsome majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
A BRITISH TRIBUTE TO GREEDY.

We may be SURE at any rat, that INC stofs OIL TINS
latest Arctic expedi ion Will be worth listening 70,
hoher nineteen lives IL to great prce to pay sf tue
additional victory IGN rance II question that hu
on what ono may think II worth rskiug life for. one
thing II cert an-that Lieutenant Gro ~ ana MS inch,
dead aud alive, will, Tx" our own Arctic heroes OF h
Ercbn4 aud Terror who rcrIshed m the pursuit of
knowledge nearly tory years ago have now and eyer
the admra ~ all noble mindo mon, the lender py
OF eyory woman and tho worship Of every boy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
UOiDLY VISITS CLEVELAND.

ALBANY, Aug. 2.-G0vernor Cleveland was
NJ the Exc i've Chamber all day, engaged in routine
wo.k Among tho callers Governor IIondly, Of
no John K Upton, Assistant United states 1reasutcr
Judge Hurd, OF Kansss and trsstus Corning, Of this
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
A,u.ruAq CALLED Wuuprf AUTHORITY.

The Blaine and Logan maa--mcclinR That
vt, adtr usrd 10 Doc held at 'ornu luull Hudson last
uetdi n0t tlhr pil 70 .fuu The fc inst tlr can r.
M, incct, q Wis uhtutho va. Ga. Blame AMI In-tn
,it, ID. Cornwall Do # uJ.hlu4 90 do Win Do, .ur bul'
iuly - th.t ORGANIZATION adjourned ecu september l.
vucu viii open inc campaign DOB Orange tUuutl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
FOURTH VICTIM or THE WArER-Sr FIRE

The last ana youngest OF the thFtc chlliIth
Of Janitor ipbon hat burnei the FIRE AT No
~ Warrst on FRIDAY morning uicd OF Liza injuries Satur
day 1T TIE Ne~-Iork HooptiL Ihe unfortunate
mother h tween mr. greet and mr. burns Is almost at
deaths door likewise. The c.lll was two years Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04

ADO You suppose that we will ever be on the
winning aide again r. asked one Vermont Democrat de
spairfngy 81 another. Yes. was the ch9nTful reply
when We die shall 20 over w the great majority. 80
Burlington Ffce PrcsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04

An American woman has secured patent Tor
an ash sitter and now all that IA wanted Ia patent
contrvance 10 make "a setvesnt girl use it-lPhilade
phia Call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
WHY REAL ESTATE MN DETECT TO CLEVELAND N';I,

" FROM ne Nec YORK E>1I Fsi1t. Recori amt GttfS.
well known real estate dt aer 10 The winter: -"
don't ike Blaine. but won't vote Tor ClcNelAn al
thou.h "a Democrat regard tie latter as man with
narrow views and technical, clpu IA temper tie
vetoed al q ArcaGe bl. having no cone ptOn or That
spepdld Improvement lie Vctotd the appropriation FOR
rsnavln. ri lye the condition OF which Is disgrace
IL he city, His veto Of h b 10 perfect the work Of
the state Geological Survey was unworthy OF person
sitting in the sea vi the great Governor Clinton tey
land had he lived n trat ~ would have fought the
construction of the Caaa on legal well as ecOnou-
caI grounds lie has tie temper or IA small
Office LAWYER Look az DIS veto OF
the new building law. For ten years we
have been trying 10 get suitable enactment At last
one was uas ed which WAS satisfactory to all the
"snid. builders The Rell Estate Exchange the iron
honest and conservative Interest Ia the trade favored tt
measure IL popular ana unoblecuouable that II
was thought unnecessary to urge s claims strongly upon
the Governor bu' he vetoed the mo technical ana
trumpery grounds He i'd for instance, that the word
"aet" was used when II should nave oc,n
"title,' and 50 'h.ro vii be soy
thou. and imperfect houses erected IN New York
durng the ext year berau Of few verbal inaccuracies
i'm the wording OF nerd enactment One OF MS VetOt 3,
however approve o. alt Iou n II Il one for which he Is
criticised most severely moan the hVt-cvnt aro bill
The eruuna he took mprcgnable, aud 50 clearly
RI INT that the Leg stature Oud not pass the bill over MS
veto nor IL mentioned during the last session.
But ,gcther have tie Impression that Cleveland -
100 small and narrow man to- so great place Al the
same ne am too good Dem Graf TO VOC for jim
Blaine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
THE PIONEER BLAINE CLUB or HARLEM
~ EARNEST AND ACTIyE ORGANlAIION y T"'
XXfup DISTRICT.


A co,nnaipn Climb that has earned and ~ earn
iny e.o,nttion for active uirlng work IA the f0nnt
MEMS piou CT Blaine AID Logan Club. OF the NN''''
Assembly District. IT, hcldguart 'rs, ~ No ~'~''
A ird ave are Opeu cye.y evening" ana VIII ~ "'''s
I! g cImphgl. Republicans R'h'r'ly are "'''"''' 80.
net few Democrats who prefer Blame t"e '''' '''
Ia. 20 Cleveland tnc FrccTraier AID Monopon'I ~"
couecnlal company hoo The cl1o ws oIy ID '"'
nit aud m. warrant fIr ~ ~ Pioneer u OF
gouzed temporarily month or more before nc h'P"p
lean National { INVENTION aas'inbl'd rnRhPen ~ ~"
quarter chose temporary officer ana "dop'' o""
tuition and by avs. ON the night oi june D. VIZ" ~
new. the nomination. rctehcd thc ely, tbs cub met
ell, ctcd permanent orgarzao a1d ra'Ted u"'''
rency 10y o'clock tie next mor"ns Cari' "efs s'n'
ont IN Il % enro led Rpub leans and 80 Joined at te
next meeting Chairman Goodman devised and issued
the foil wing card which has ir we'd hIShy 20 uar'
To N Tyi2 961ESyrcfR- AYD ,Ta'GanERs OF
TIE YOUNG MEE's PIONEER,
or nI r "a L Ig.Hn aa%Pbfi sSffhicr
desre n.ocl as mGer Of R XXX %G' AMD
LOGAN at lie coming Pc dental election
NAME .,.-. ...-'--.-.--'' ..
a roonooS s. s," III. ''''' '''..' ~.
Tso ,oc.,b,-.ld, Of IN cub f. nov 700 about double
the number Of he Garfield Campaign Cub n TIE RE
so9 linz time in the last Presidential campagi am 'S
lie member, are active and euthutAsiic ny PROMISE
to make thnr. lively 10 the opposition IN tn '7l'cl
o.d ,,1ure rho old Democratic major 81 % 1000.
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