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CINSHEIMER l. BRO
y S0S eth street. bet. H and !. and 315l N street
We call particular attention to our very complete
stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE FALL TRADE
We are sole agents for BURT'S CELEBRATED
MEMS SHOES. There are none better and
perior to We have the following styles:
BuRTS FINE CALI. button plain aud pointed toe.
BURTS FINE CALF Congress CATERS in broad and
BURT'S FINE CALF lace hook bal.
BUTTS FINE CALF Congress and button.
BURTS FINE extra broad bottoms for old gentlemen.
BURTS BOY SHOES. In lace and button. every style
Of toe.
We invite inspection Of these goods from all that
want good shoes. There are no better.
In our Ladies' Department we have the
CELEBRATED COUSINS SHOES.
COUSINS FINE KID. button. high heel. and pointed
or box toe.
COUSINS FINE KID, common sense toe
COUSINS FINE STRAIGHT GOAT, button in both
styles.
COUSINS FINE PEBBLE. button. in common-senss
MISSES SHOES in Kid. Straight Goat. and Pebble.
same patterns.
cox FINE SHOES for Iadies Misses. and Children
CHILDREN AND MISSES SPRINGFIELD SHOES in
great variety.
ALI Of which goods sell at very low price We ask
aci OF all before purchasing your Shoes
you money by doing Remember the name and
number. kINSHEIMEK BRO.
SEQ SOB 7th and 1851 II streetl
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PAYING 5000 FOR BREACH OF PRoxrsE-In

PAYING 5000 PoR BREACH OF PRoNrsE-In
April last Miss Mary E. Brown, handsome and
accomplished society lady OF Abbev1le, s. C., sued
John Mcneil, wealthy merchant and planter, for
seduction and breach OF promise OF marriage, lay
ing her damages at $4,000 The trial was set for next
month, but few days ago IL was asoeri aimed that
the affair had been settled by the payment OF 60 600
TO Miss Brown. Miss Brown is about Is years Old,
and IS summers have passed over Mr.. Nc
Neils head. He is a fine-looking man. Is worth
over 100000. and has a literary turn OF mind Miss
Brown declares that he read poetry 10 her and
fooled her by his endear1ng talk. He agreed, she
alleges, on several occasions that be would marry
her. ON February Goth last, while Mcneil was Wis
iting her. she determined 20 put the matter 20
test, and sent for trial justice 10 and marry
them. Mcneil, hearing the justice enter the house.
made his escape through window.
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A Newspaper office Burned.

WHEELING, w. Va, October 3G-The Mounds
Vile Repeater newspaper and JOB printing Office
owned by II. Rock & Co., was totally destroyed by
fire at an early hour this morning, together with
three presses, type and fixtures a large dwelling
house adjoining was also burned The fire Is sup.
posed to have been the work OF an tncendiary.
The loss In nearly 10000; no insurance.
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C1orH1Sa News.

C1orH1Sa Nzws
THE MIsFIT STORE.
Corner 10th and streets.
Is packed from door to ceiling with the best stock Of
Clothing brought to Washington, and as tho
weather Is somewhat backward propose to force
sales by putting prices down lower than
did before. We will sell
FOR MEN AND YOUTH
Csssimere Suits a. Sc. worth $40
sPsnad B su at MGsiS worth SIS
Blue Beaver Suits at ST. worth 822
s1s, worth s25
cSa # e. I05n ss worth
Splendid lines Of overcoats at slo s12 s1A SIG. SIS
anu SIO worth fully double.
FOR BOYs.4 TO II YEARS
Overcoats and Suits at s25o. worth g.;
ysTc9sts and suits suits at IS worth worth
Overcoats and Suits at 6.25. worth So
FOR BOYS. - TO II YEARS.
AND and Suits suit. at 1t worth worth
0vercoats and suits at 90. worth Ell
a and w. %ossh
d PANTS Pants tor men variety at and qp
THE MIsFIT STORE,
OCH COR 10TH AND STREETS
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FJVHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
AUCTION OF SALE ONE FINE BILLIARD TABLE
AND POOL TABLE BALLS AND CUES.
By virtue of chattel deed Of trust will be sold to
the highest bidder SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
FIRST, 1884. at TWELVE O'CLOCK. at BOWL ng's
auction rooms.
oc25-6t LOUIS PHILLIPS. Trustee
VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF COMFORTABLE RESI-
DENCE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF Q STREET.
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
Under and by virtue of deed Of trust dated the
22d day OF ia uary, 1884 and duly recorded in
Der No lOG7. foos 325 ct of the land AA
ors of Washington county i'll the District of Column
ba, the undersigned Trustees will sell at public auc.
Der, 1884, at fOUh O'CLOCK, in front Of the prem
ises Lot "a in the recorded subdivision of square 1884,
together with the improvements.
Terms One third cash the residue in two equal pay
ments at six aud twelve months with notes bearing
interest at six cent per annum until paid and
cured by deed Of trust All convevancing and record
ing at purchasers cost One hundred dollar deposit
CURED at time of sale. If the of sale
Piled with il five days day sale the trustees
the right to resell the property the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser.
CHARLES H. FICKLING.l ,r.,,
oc22-10t JESSE H WILSON, trustees.
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The baltimore markc,..

BALTIMORE. MD. October 3o-yirgiuia skies, con.
solidated 81 new ten-forties. 32h bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. October 3O.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding. 94a9H. Flour steady aud quiet Wheat-south-
rmer western lower southern red 83a9O southern
amber 92a95; No: Maryland. S9aS9h: No. = western
ber 82xas2A: December s4as41: JANUARY. s57s as61s
Corn-southern about steady western nominaly
southern white. new. Sass; southern yellow, new
6Oa52 old 56a57; western mixed. year. 47ha48: Jan
nary. 46kaA7. Oats dull and frm-southern. 3la35;
Western white ssas5 do mixed, sOas2; Pennsylyania
demand. Sugar-copper refined quiet, 12a12H Whisky
steady. Ll9s1l9. Other articles unchanged Freights
to Liverpool steamer Quiet-cotton, 16d -four
grain. 31a4d Receipts-dour. 1.570 barrels; wheat,
rye 800 bushels. shipments-wheat. 80 OOO bushels
corn, 500 bushels Sales-wheat 4220O0 bushels;
1900 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL. October 3O-The weather is cloudy
and cool On Change. at Ills a m. wheat was Nc.
lower Corn 1asc lower. Oats 1saHc. lower. Pork
&c. higher. Lard &c. higher
CHICAGO. ILL. October 30-Closng prices: Wheat
October, 7SH; November. 1876 December. 1919; Janu-
42.s: year: sSh: January. s7H: May. -: December.
December. 2614; year. 254: May 29a<. Pork-October.
1850; year. 11.37h January l.50. Lard-October,
G. 90 November 6.S2H: December, 6S5; January 6.95:
February. 7.05.
The Petroleum NJ arket.
P1TTSBURG, Pa. October 3O--On strong and tend
ing upward. The trading not brisk but fairly
active The market opened at 72 declined to ". and
county dispatchs report the daily production of the
Bald Ridge district to be II 00 barrels The Armstrong
70 barrels per hour. and the Christie 48 barrels.
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THE MISFIT STORE,
oc21 COR 10TH AND F STREETS.
THOUSANDS Or Do1nARs
MILLINERY. STYLISH AND HANDSOME
TO BE SOLD AT
KINGS LACE,
sl4 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.

shapes in French Felt Hats Also Magnificent Assert
ment Of Children's Hats Birds representing every
cline. Pumes. Tips. velvets, veveteens Treble Eng
prices Wonderful Bargains in Ladies' and Childrens
Cloaks Twenty five Thousand Dollars worth of La
dies and Chdrens Wraps to be Slaughtered We have
added to extensive Stock of Millinery very large
assortment Of Wraps Of every description compris-
ing the latest and stylish makes from abroad which
will sell at lower prices than you find elsewhere
All We ask give US call before purchasing
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ForR WIVES LYING IN THREE sr.rrs.-Nexs has

FOUR WIVES LIVING N THRKE STATKs-News has
been received al Greenye, s. C., OF the arrest at
Gainesville. Ga, of Robert Hager Hager came 20
Greenyille from North Carolina several wears ago,
and married. His wife. WHO Is a model OF Industry
and thrift established millinery store, and always
prospered In her business. Hager served a number
OF terms In jail for assaults on his wife, and at
length he suddenly disappeared, and moody knew
whittier he had gone. IL was subsequently
discovered that at the time OF his mar
rage in this city he had a wife living In North Car
DINA. whom he had deserted. Ills marriage here
was then annuled, and Mrs. Hager soon afterward
remarked. A few months ago Hager was heard
from at Hartwell, Ga, where lie had married re-
spectacle and well-to-do widow, and, after living
with her a short time, fed with her horse and
buggy. Within the past month he has married
and deserted another woman In Georgia, and com.
mltted burglary and IL Is for the last two crimes
that he was arrested at Gainesville Four women
who have married Hager are now alive In three
states
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FIRST LIEUT.. W. 3. HOFFMAN. OF the 9th infantry,
has been transferred from Company H to Company
c. and lst Lieut. F. H. Capron from Company TO
Company h.
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% DArs TRIAl-
Up. DYEl

rR. DYES
ELECTRIC vOLfAIC BELT. and other Ff4crwYo A.
fLfAHcEs We VIII send on thirty days. trial 10 ma
young old, who suffering from Nervous bcb1lffy
lost Vitality. and those diseases Of erponai nature E
sultine rom abuses aEd other csuse speedy res ana
sonpes restofeIon 70 hs,ltn VISOR and manhood guAr
Gism vULTAlC Bt1sT CO, Naruha1l ISch SSo.ar50
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TOMORROW.
TO.NIORROW.
NUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
ENTIRE FURNITURE, CARPETS. &C.

TOMORROW.
DUNCANsoN BROS. AuctiOneers.
ENTIRE FURNITURE CARPETS, &C.,
CONTAINED IN DWELLING No. 113O TWELFTH
STREET NORTHWEST. EMBRACING RAW SILK
EBONY FRAME PARLOR SUITE EASY CHAIRS,
MANTEL SETT, SECRETARY. WHATNOT.
LOUNGE HANDSOME LEATHER-COvERED
DINING CHAIRS. WALNUT SIDEBOARD, WAL
NUT PILLAR EXTENSION TABLE, MAHOGANY
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS. WASHSTANDS COT
TAGE SETS, FEATHER BEDS HAIR AND OTHER
MATTRESSES. WARDROBE. STUDENT LAMP.
HAT RACK, OTTOMANS. LACE CURTAINS AND
CORNICE. WILTON AND TURKISH RUGS.
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS. CROCK
ERY AND GLASSWARE KITCHEN REQUIS-
TIES. &c.
At Auction. on FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER
above named residence the entire Furniture Sc
tanned therein Which we respectfully call the stten-
i Southwest corner ssi iitS St. and Penn ave.
SOME ARTISTIC AND ANTIQUE FgRS1TgRE BE:
40 hSE r P IHE II M Rooms A5
MENC1NG AT HALF-PAsT TEN O'clock. "
It embraces an elegant old sdshoard that formerly
preservation remarkable. superb Administer Carpet
tSi
cost SLIGO Two fine French Pedestals. ebony and
bronze. Beautifully carved Sofas and Chairs. Two
very handsome Parlor suites Brio a-brac, Cabinets
Conversational and olher Chairs Fine Walnut side
board tantique degnl Library Table, the whole form
ing valuable collection of goods
On exhibition on THURSDAY, October 3Oth oc28- st
g BENSINGER AuctIoneer.
teremptory sale of the entire stock OF Millinery
Fancy and Dry goods &C. contained in store No 1889
eth street northwest street shall sell at the
above store e on FRIDAY MORNING, TIE THIRTY:
FIRST INST. at TEN O'CLOCK, and SATURDAY
EVENING. at SEVEN O'CLOCK, all the contents of
store. consisting of Millinery Goods Fancy Goods Dry
Goods. &c This sale is peremptory aides are in
vited to attend Will Sell wheeler Wilson Sewing
Machine Counter Cases. and ~ Drawers and Fixtures
suitable for Shoe or Millinery store FRIDAY, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK
s. BENSINGER,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

DEREMPToRY SALE OF BUILDING SITES ON
Il MERIDIAN HILL. FRONTING BoCNDARY
SIXTEENTH STREET EXTENDED, CHAM
PLAIN ONTARIO AND CENTRAL AVENUES.
COLUMBIA ROAD. Co.. ..,..u-
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCrOBERa8as
THIRTIETH. at FOUR O'CLOCK. we will sell ~
Lots 10. IS, H. % and %. in Block -
Sub-lots ). and !. " 4, fronting Boundary
street. near 18th street.
Lots Il. Is. q y %. "a, % and 81. Block 8.
" g. 10. II and II, g.
Is. IA Is. i6 Is. a. Is and &c. :" 10
q" 50 and "a II.
(" 16, 1" IL
q" l6. &" a.
These lots desrably situated. and will make
splendid villa sites This section rapidly improving
and presents splendid opportunity for Investment.
Terms: One-thrd cash: balance in one and two
years notes to bear interest payable and
to be secured by deed of trust all cas at option of
purchaser. Conveyanciny. &c at cost Of purchaser.
Terms to be complied with in days otherwise
sale risk and cost Of defauing purchaser after five
days public notice of such resale In newspaper
published in WASHINGTON DC A deposit of $50 re.
quired on each lot at time OF sale.
Pats can be obtained at office of Auctioneers.
oc22-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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good accommodations and kind efficient furn-
city under his treatment '9'' 'A f"S
DR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
e9Isulted daily so Missouri avenue first street south
female complaints ard Irregularities quickly removed
Prompt Treatment Correspondence and consultations
hours-l to and TO y. oc27-lms
MADAME. DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
Consulted daily at i24S It'll street northwest Once hou 9e
from TO 9 O'Clock pm, with ladies only. jy22-4m'
Y- OF The III GEfEEArTyE oRSANs
IN AT the HOSPITALS OF FRANCE Prompt d return
2h SPs Tree cf e e Is SsEirs oae e +
Ito Fulton street. New York. ap3ths tu-Iy
DENNYROYAL PILI.s-CHICHEsTER,s ENGLISH
fou cent STAMPS 1y to- t nelSss
25l3 Madison Square. Philadelphia. Pa myl0-ecd
nR DODDs NEEvINE No. "A PERMANENT
Gnre ;0r fervonS and Physical Debility. Loss of
sold Il sTANDIF0HD's St. Cloud Pharmacy, corner
sent by mail sealed. au2G-tu.ts
4 CARD-To ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
"A errors and indscretions of youth nervous weak
ere that WIN YOU FREE OF CHARGE GU his his
sneI rss send T5 sf9rere by missionary in South
L. INMAN, station d. New York oci.s.tu th&K
DEAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS, 9Oe r
he ssfoEs and
this city aud VIII guarantee in all Of vene
real disease and furnish Medicine or no charge: the
poor furnished Medicine free. Consultation and advice
free at any hour during the day Subscribed and sworn
to before by DIR. BROTHERS. April II 1884
oc7-lm' SAMUEL II. WALKER Notary Public
nR. ROBERTSON, THE WELL KNOWN SPECIAL
list OF Baltimore can be confdentially consulted
by both gentlemen and ladies every We inesday and
saturday from TO p. m at 456 c street northwest
near ~ street. His great and experience will
Justify waiting to consult him those days 3m
nR. ROBERTSON, THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
~ who stands high in his profession s acknowledged
70 he expert without in the wide world in tina
treatment and OF Private Nervous and Chronic
D.sasss Lost Vitality. Impaired Manhood and Abuses
Urinary Organs Recent cases positively cured in to
tdays. No mercury caustcs used Can be CONSULTED
syery Wednesday and Saturday. from to pm at his
Office 456 NV Refers TO leading physicians Of Bat
more Main Office 80 Liberty Baltimore Md mhYl
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Shooting Into a Crowd.
TRAGEDY IN INDIANA WHICH MAY LEAD TO



ST. LOUIS, October 30.-A special dispatch from
Vncennes, Ind, to the Post Dispatch says: Lincoln
Keith was shot in the head by Dick Atkinson at
Edwardsport, this county, last night, and has since
excited, and said he was going to kill ''some ID
democrats" democratic rally was being held in
the vicinity, and he shot into crowd or byStand-
ers, with the above result. Atkinson has been ar
rested Keith Is Of excellent family, all OF whom
are republicans The feeling Is intense, and 1t is
feared that mob may visit the jail and lynch the
nriSnnRr
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investigating the youngstown Disaster.
UNIoNTowN, Pa, October 3O-Coroner Battin
commenced an investigation into the Youngstown
mine disaster this morning. Three witnesses
were examined before an adjournment for dinner,
but no light was thrown on the causes which
led to the explosion
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AUCTION SALES.

TyHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
Il Corner 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
PIANOS. PARLoR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE,
LAkaE LOT. LOT CARPETS, STOVES. DESKS. &C.
On SATURDAY. NOVEMBER FIRST. 1894 At TEN
O'CLOCK NJ, within and in front Of my saiesrooms.
will sell large and varied assortment Of the above
goods
At TWELVE n. Horses. Carriages &c, &C.
By order of the District Commissioners. about thirty
double school desks.
Terms cash oc30-N
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
' fEeTs sISek ASp ESkM H1Sssf faSIE e.
WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER URNITURE,
CARFETS. LOUNGES, MIRRORS, MARBLE-TOP
KITCHEN REQUISITES.
STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS, EN-
sk kee x2 HoEsss AsD COW b2n R1e
COOP ASSORTMENT OF FARMING iMPLE:
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTH. 1884 COM
%snsinS e. Ten O'CLOCK shall sell at the resi-
from Benning's bridge the above effects.
Terms cash Goods to be removed day OF SALE o2s-7t
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer:
l. Corner 18th st. and PennA ave. NV.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
TOWN, D. c.. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. NOVEMBER FIRST, 1884. in Ga
front 90, q the premises; at HALE PAST FOURsa:I
on the east side Of High street BY depth OF iso feet
BEING Sos 4S S9G and sT ia as da'
Terms made known at sale oc28-4t
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Local Notes.

Henry E. Davis. OF this city, VINO was graduate
OF Princeton ia 76, addressed a large audience at
University hall, Princeton. last evening.
Some little girls on Capitol Hill hold Friday
evening meetings, each one making small dona-
ton. In this way $40 has been collected and
paid over to the Metropolitan Industrial school.
Louisa G. Morgan, by Mr.. H. b. Moulton, to-day
filed bill against n. w. Fitzgerald. to set aside
deed for lots 81 to a. SUBJ square 74S and for the
conveyance to complainant
Mr.. John Guetller has sent to Major Dye,
through Lieut. BOteler, SIS for the relief of the
family OF the late Officer Fowler
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-19

a. 4S9 Is 81 Ladies', Wh,te Iawr
50c. ""' oe so'u ~
Lot 400 is "a Ladies' White Lawn
Sacks, trimmed In both embroidery
and lace, worth from 81 to 50 so each
VII be sold at 81 and $3.50.
Lote9l Is 2ll Ladies' White Lawn
sacks, assorted in styles, and we guar.
antee the finest garments ever shown
IN this market and for less money than
any lady can buy the material.
Lot 400 Is 5000 yards Bleached Soft
finished i,,1,a Muslin. Regular price loo.
VIII be sold at Sc per yard.
Lot 493 is 652 yards 42.inch Bleacbed
Pillow Casing. Worth lsc. Will be
sold at lac.
Lot 494 Is one case "a Bleached
Sheeting. Worth S5c. viii be sold
at 25c per yard.
Lot 495 is 20l9, yards Black Lace
Bunting. Worth 20c. VIII be sold at
lac per yard.
Lot 45S Is an assorted lot of Summer
silks, in black and white pin stripes,
which will be sold at 35c.
Lot 459 is 20 pieces of Pin-Striped
and Check Silks at 47lc., of most ex-
cellent value.
Lot AGO is II pieces of Shaded Silks,
IN blue, garnet, wine, gold, brown. and
blue green, at Csc. n yard. These
are particularly desirable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-19

Cnangeable Plain Silks at $3.50 per
yard, to match.
Lot 468 Is 81 pieces OF assorted solid
Gros Grain silks in all the new colors
new brown, gold brown, light and
dark beige, slate, elephant gray, to-
gether with all the staple shades. Win
be sold Mt Sl.0O n yard, would he cheap
at SIPS.
Lot 40 IL u lot of Black Gros Grain
Silks, In all, y pieces, at Sl.ee Sls5,
$3.50; all pure sils; evory one decided
bargain.
Lot Al Is 10 pieces of Black CASH
mere silk, the haudsomest goods we
ever handled. viii be sold at $3.50,
81. 20, and $500 yard. Send for sam.
pies ut once.
Lot 49, is 50 pieces of beautiful Bro.
caded Satins In all the new shades, At
40c. u yard.
Lot l6S Is another lot of Brocaded
Satins, ut zoe much finer than the
first.
Lot 400 Is Is pieces OF Shaded Satins
In solid colors, very choice. VIII he
sold at &c. a yard.
Lot 4i3 Is 2i00 yards of nice White
Victoria Lawns. VIII be sold mt So n
yard.
Lot IA Ia 1901 yards OF very fine
Victoria Lawns at l5c, zoe and 25c.
These are very superior values ut the
prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-19


We're asked 10 remain 10 bsnl rr IN.
names OF their repres. ntaf;xr = trn,' s
congressional districts. -
As the convention adjourned t,,.ra
was a call by some one for three n, ears
for Flower, and IL met with con.jJs,as
Die response, but the chajrman
! promptly restored or,ier
EyrStSu srss,ox
Th. co,,,,.,,,t,... sncSN
:, az. 'omventton wss called To order
NJ WbA. The report OF the committees
| on contested senks VIVA uJor,.5 M.
| co,, t,,.s, ~, .'.'s 700 ""vP'eu. Inc
rsnars.u 4, "n permau emf organization
Of the temporarv ofvlr.rs ~ ~ W..
va,,,s~,. s"e'e VI the co.,
In intrr,,"cIp : A.. r.r,.. ,s.
mittevofs resol,finn~ No.. az
terburv sa,d ,hs, s,s tsS .a,'sas. wa
Democratic marty for tbs. ,,vs.t,lc,,c,,
must be what Tia ca nxA,da !. "a ss.S n.y.
nuhlican .,.,t.. w'""ss " my tSe'
n,a,,s,s l@lN NOS bond APP
what tnc oand,da,.,n "a ~. 'Ss,caiy ~
na,tv haa h"a,. s's. e"v Nmvcrhtic
seen, aud we all know ~ = m ttar
of fact In the politicni h,vtnrv - ~,,s
country, that during u period OF more
than nity years the royern ynssy,t of
this country WAS ad,,i,,i.sara.s ..,,ss.
knua.t., 10y ..r,I Vs'vW WIN
""ner'y anu win Wonderfttl STACEY ~.
Alter referring to the misvov,,rn-
ment of thu Ren,,h,lca, ,na.,,, % -,
nnnn,,,,,t,,. p"''u ~, pa.sy anu tne
"pPV''"hi,y now offered the Demo-
cratic party, Mr.. Waterburv M ~ tha
following reaolntjons :, -"
.s."' .
po.,,,., Nv, , ~ r,.Nr'o'A
Of Sew York assembicS ~ snSo, q, me y, sSse
gates 70 the national convention OF the psr,y
, ,,n 10 Those decsatcs, In thelr nssocia'
nom other states. In ssmn,a, .. ,n, party
Democratic principles upon national isa al
, 80 , ~ tno SAME tlnc rrcoa nisinH
,han the election OF pr,,,,"mt n, mp ,s,s,
Slate. whose characicfand public ,cpstai,on
~, snsi, s,na 70 We whole people the Insurance
istraion Si ths law wi,hout ' ,hn spmn,
of,pen onal cnor or OF private Interests.
co m,9,y,su, M. ,nas as the declaration
ihis conven,,on adon,s NM MN" rvss,n,rn,s
in,ions The convention OF ihr narty ia iss,.
I'm ahu ~ To which the people OF inc state
Il recognizes the duty sr ,hn pH ny,.ia mat
respect the popular vote IN isss Tor Tue sSoii.
on " n, anI .9n.f n system OF aoor IN rrs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-19
MronIaAN DEMO ul.Ars.

DETROIT, June rs. The Democratic
state convention met In this city this
forenoon ind chose John Dickinson OF
Detroit temporary chairman, aud after
appointing the usual committees, took
recess TIL evening. The delegates to
Chicago have been chosen M follows:
w. J. Preston and John w. Powers.
The convention was fully attended
and very enthusiastic. The preference
OF the convention IL Enthusiastically for
Cleveland M a presidential candidate.
The following were chosen delegates
at large 10 the Chicago convention. o..
NJ, Barnes. Tim II. Tarnsey, o. Pow
ers, O. y. Swinford. This platform de-
Inands reduction Of tariff duties, de-
mands distinct definition Of the u Q
between state and federal govern.
ments, aud favors local home rule.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-19
LOUISIANA pnmocnArs.

BATON RoUoE, La, June lS.--The
Democratic state convention adopted n
platform last night ooDgratulating tho
party on the brilliant prospects, and
put themselves In Hue with the
brethren OF sister states; reaiiirm
the principles OF the party; they hail
with pleasure the evidences Of ffater-
nal union enunciated in various state
conventions that II Is the duty OF tho
country 10 protect all citizens.
The Democratic convention elected
Il. A. Burke, B. y. Jonas, A. A. Gum
ley aud X. Z, Wlckliits delegates ut
large. After clectlng alternales and
receiving a list OF the district delegates
and naming the electors the conven-
ton adjourned sine die.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-19
coLonApo pEMouKATs.

DENVER. Coz, ] une 1s.--At $50
this morning the Democratic state
convention, held at Pueblo, elected as
delegates 70 Chicago Gov. GRAFT, NJ.
s. Waller, NJ. D. Grow, J. ID. McGil-
veray, Dennis Sullivan aud j. II.
Letcber. The delegates 10 uninstrnct-
ed, but Cleveland IL the probable
choice.