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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-01

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made misera-
BILE by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by C.
F. Heinzeman, l22 North Main street
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LOCAL BRBvIrIns.

Maximum Thermometer, 645
Minimum Thermometer. <7.s.
Rainfall .oi inch.
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Respectfully, J. W. HINTON,
Co. Sup't Of Schools.
Los Angeles, Jan. 20, 1884.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-01

Among tho regular visitors is French
priest, Father Gangon, whose pleasant
face is always welcome and whose calls
seem to leave peace behind. A young
Gcrmsn priest Is also frequent visitor,
and his cheerful presence has good
effect On Sunday visitors from Los
Angeles religious circles have devotional
exercises that greatly interest the in
9atea and, - thsy generally bring .
good supply 81 fruIt md Aowsrs, their
arrival & looked foE Thy have been
faitAfnl visiloru II ysaxs and chair labors
have done nuch g0sd. Thme visits and
~ lthnFy srs " only rslje( ipon ths
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-01

ousand egil
n and foi N
d IN, and. \
snt, - petis-
acknowledged y
"~ R1ty
| and pur4sss
ruuto set ny
the day I'D
(ri.sten. rite. \
fOTTs, |
| ! the suwrts
pN. pepuEA
b. CLEaK. |
tVsnSI
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-01

The diuing-room is largo room and
the attendants are inmates, who perform
their duties faithfully. The table is
well supplied with substantial food, the
oonsumptive patients receiving such ad-
ditional delicacies as their health de-
mands An elevator brings up the meals
from the kitchen below, so that there is
no confusion and great economy of labor.
Tho food il good and abundant, consist
ing during the week of soup, bread,
crackers, beef, mutton, pork and beans.
On Sunday, potatoes, hash, stews, much
and milk, coffee and tea, with butter and
molasses. This bill Of fare affords little
change every day and the inexpensive
meal is quite good. The butter u partly
made from the milk Of four cows and
the remainder is butter bought under
contract.
The rules enjoin the utmost kindness
on the part of attendants, and any de.
psrture from this rule il punished by
dismissal. In fact. the rule is 90 liberal
to inmates that complaints at times as
sumo the nature Of persecution Of the
employees.
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,,prcr,oNs: Ten pounds OF Ihv
: DlRE ~ y ous Barrel Of Water. Apply
same Emuls as other washes, 4ANaFaTTsH s1E
Sole Manufactures, JACKSON 49, 1922
P. o. Box. 9S4
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HOMESTEAD NoTIcEss
~ orr,cE AT GAINESVILLE FLA
LAND Offio Nav 16, 1854.

LAND offioA . May 16, 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the fo ~ Sis
Intention to make final proof ro III wil be
Of his claim and 9oSn t9 W b faeG p Clerk or
cult Court At E 55 pIssg. VIZ Thos. ".
nesday' JplSy ey lie Fla, homestead Nc
Wilson n, Il tbe east Of southeast sec lS
941l' 10 tSr ' sec. 10 township 10, south range
IS east. !, k1,ro1y;no witnesses tx
prove e,o His of Of said landyEiz-: Nm r r
euiet to oRndowsbi, G. P. Healy, Wm' y
Paddock. all Of Seville, Fla p ARNEs.
600 Register U s. Land ONO
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HoMpsTEAD NOTICE.

LAND OFFloA : May 2S, 1884.
Notice is hereby given Eth that It. the Intention ts
ing named settler hast has leG n nes support of
f. s sR& " h Ds sRa SrF #
Court at ts VIZ MarInthey Ann agnt Na
Of ofo0 sP 9Gr Iots and sec. 20 township 10
He names the followilSag wlI upon and
prove his continuous o!s re 1snd viz: W. d
cgit1yatl@pn angel Clifton, Tobias Blac SWei.
G an Thomas McCorkle, all OF sprlug oar
den, Floriua' L. A. BARNES,
a,s-ss, Register U. S. Land once
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100
FLORIDIANA.

Murderers would all like to be sent to
Jacksonville for trial.
A new paper is to be started at San
ford called the Sanford Leader.
The Ocala Banner has more county
local news than any paper in the State.
The ladies of PalatkA are tickling up
Brother Pratt with cake and punch
you old reprobate.
Al Collision on the F. G. & w. r.. r.,
eight miles from Jacksonville resulted
in the death of the Engineer, Hugh Col
Inns.
The Missouri editors have been max
ing tour of the State from Jacksonville
to Tampa, and expressed themselves
much pleased.
The so-called independent element
will hold convention at Live Oak on
the 18th inst to nominate Governor
and Lieut.. Governor.
General o. E. Babcock, Of the United
States Army, Levi p Luckey, Of Balti-
more, and B. F. Suter, of Washington,
were drowned last week in crossing the
Mosquito inlet at New Smyrna.
Mr.. J. It. Canova is sinking a four
inch well in Colonel Harris garden, and
has already reached a depth Of nearly
two hundred feet. A great deal of water
is already flowing from the well. Pa
LGtEG NeaUs.
Mr.. Cornelius Pinder brought into
market this week. 1874 pines averaging
91S lbs. apiece. He succeeded in realizing
$4,000 pines from his first cutting anC
has about the same number left In his
field. key West Democrat.
A small whirlwind struck the south
west portion of the city last Sunday
morning about IL O'Clock, and for shor
time did considerable damage, in the way
of tearingup trees, blowing down fences
sheds, etc.-Rens acoIG Gazette.
DIR. j. G. Neal, of Archer, made us 9
pleasant call few days ago. While In
the city he purchased a tract of land ly-
ing Immediately north of Archer. A
colony consisting of sixteen families
from Indiana, will locate on the land
during the coming six months. The vi
entity of Archer is rapidly being devel-
oped with the best element from the
Northern States.-AldchuG Adgocdte.
AS an instance of the rapid enhance
ment in value Of real estate in this sec
ton, we give the following: A place in
the Clearwater settlement was sold in
1880 for 81 900 and other small consider
atoms; in 1881 the same place was sold
fo1 $500; in November 1883 it brought
900, and in March, 1884, it was again
sold for the sum of $4,000. When sold
again, if ever, there isno telling what it
will bring. Tribune.
We are informed of vegetable grow
rs meeting which was held at Arre-
I'D bf "a F yeilt EJRdiG8 tbs. 9IFaR0i
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Florida Savings Bank
AND
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
Of Jacksonville,
.eal Estate. Collects Rents ant

1llls
( trio railway. The difference Of altitud
i between the two hotels is $50 metres
= ALLOWS per cenb. lnUoA ~ =
EZRA annum, on deposits.
ho;ce Orange Groves ana p Laiu
| for sale. ~ Treas. 146 l9S
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An Elegant Virginia Home For Sale
In Charlottesville.

In full view of the University of .Vir-
sinia on the one hand, and MonticeI on
the other. Four acres of land, on asDeau-
fiful hill commanding view of many
miles of the Blue Ridge. In the corpora
tiOn limits of the city, and vely conyen-
lent to the Churches, the University, the
Academies and the BUSINESS streets.
The Residence, tasteful Brick builds
ing. twelve rooms; surrounded by care
fulJy selected shade trees, some very rare,
and number of fine Fruit Trees. There
is double Brick Kitchen and Servants
House. two stories, and well OF water
sixty feet deep, Through Sandstone fur,
nishing great abundance OF crystal and
almost ice cold water.
Address the undersigned, who will ac--
company purchaser from this city, and
- A. P. ABELL,
3o5-317 Greenville, S. G.
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So. reeS are grated, some pear poorer IFult
than others. A real good orange from
Guatemala is finer than those fre,aa ''[
.1.r,aa Company was asked " u lls..sos.
s.a Al, in freight charges ~ y ~ " /
,sSs with the rates 81 the 2; - the
l RG,eS1 company refused TO acceue I; = that
daInands made, and the aSsv sro,,, Are
veoetables are now wage ll-s,. - Via the
dondo to this place anu ! S,oeats.
Mr.. Menendez johnson, VINO so msS not
4ann last last week, from Largo, goes o ,.Uo
sU~ elowingly of the plne-appls the y
9 season. Last year, ne says f srlNy
Sncceeded in cutting o,1oO 49, orc now now
Their fields, and although nluie cr on vii
mnder cultivation, YET tr Tta cola smell
haIu esst t1 Tart 81 this season, IN conlul1t
the my ;tll p he present continued drough.
uon ~. MesH their Jn growth. KEY West ~"
ocrGt.
The following civil appointments nus n dal
haan made by the Goverilol , .sl.
l commissioned during tne paGsS ,,,ty Con
q. S. D. johnson, 70 " o 0 If ii
missioner in and for the county
erty. r,o, ~ he Justice of t
HI kopers ~, foy the county of Orange
III Peace ~ r any ~ - he Justice of the Pea
III u. ?. -. tba county Of Hillsborougen
Ill IN any NJ SVl,ite 10 be Justice OF the l'e'
ll a. - fo ~ the The county of Marion;
III III anu aoi II + Cappella, to be Pilot "
HI Eawa a, IN and for the county OF
0onil NJ Aud, to be Notary Pubic IN
III 81. +ba county OF Orange, 49,,
10 lanes r. Finegan, to De 1 NoSasy
Is :, and for the county OF Vplue No
4 az n Mckenzie Oerting, 70 q, " -, Nh y;
p,,n,;c in and for county OF E ~ "a Iae
w +. Burts, j. j.: allacs, "a 81 rs Is
+aries Public in and 1or il lvs aSsot;one
Va" Harhert r. White, to be auc'iOiie
and for the county Oh Ala0Au
Yesterday afternoon at 4 ~ "a o. d
nT Canova struck poiu -
VT. ,o+ar in the well he IS siilA =,
u Oh Harris grounds. ne nag
Se1th Of about two h i!11 " ..,o W.
faat and the drill is stu s ss m three
arst rock was struck az my thron
4 below the surface, any Nv. mS and tort,
ia a depth OF one hslii I'ae, o nd GRAY;
when Il z such Ono 10 a depth OF $50 zee
gone 18th lnh q hard ledge OF roct
TINS u0p Enc foot through, when a.
struchs clay was struck that Was
PEG ~ ~ Of 1876 feet hard s.
teeg Ci.S s Hsirnck. into which they
rock wa u, ;ytaen feet, making the w
drli .'st ~ irhe flow is very stroI
tee1 us t;pp,ated to be about three h
Was css- ,aar minute, making TINS y
ganvn9I ,p,st wells in the commullnllV
OF .nr now flowing is Of mllky
WaS way and IS strongly impregllas'
Mn s,,inbrr. The well nag wi Vii
1H 10y With the other first-clsss We
DR R Rnwing in our city --Ne'0s'
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p 1| ~" 4" 4 -
Resident Co1respoh
Co, Drexel, Morgan y
lKountze. Brqs A9Y
d indian River Railro
q 0uT hotels and boarc.na
Tanfias added, and VIII
veyance at DeLano ian.
For the information p
city, that trade there, I
The CLIMATE u,
| f deeTTlaidW with Clay in ma
gently undulating.
| age price OF Fry
| better results. beSfs,
| Cotton, Sugar-cane !, y 4
ING excellent results ne =
facilities. No cases O.
conditions are most laN
soon be thickly settles
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4 CHAIN OF LAKES

] e SSRo aD Flo1ea
Farp@1 49,
, 1884-09-06
Bekjendtgjore1se

SIP HENHOLD til Ahordning ON
% Veivnsenet paa St. Croix af
ode Juni 4. A, ) II bekjendtgj0res
herved at Exemplarer af Diet fra
Neicommissionen indkomne I'd
kast til Fordeling af Veibyrden i
hyert af Gems Kvartcrcr for Tiden
fra 1ste October d. A. til 1ste Octo-
Der 1880 henIigge til Eftersyn paa
Politikamreno, og at muIige Ind
sigolser mod Fordelingen maa frem-
sattes linden II Dage efter sidste
IndrykkelSe af n@rvarende Be-
kjendtgj0relse i Oens Avis.
Gouvernementet for de dansk veStindiske
Ger, st. Croix den 1ste September 1884.
&. II. ARENDRUP.
, 1884-09-06

We are again called upon to report the
death of another of our esteemed towns
mon Government Secretary Councillor
Carl Anton FredGrik Christian HatttnSon,
KID, who after a prOtracted illness,
breathed his last this morning at TAO
o'clock.
Councillor Hattensen was born in 1928
on the island of Alsen, Denmark, and
after passing his examination in law in
1856, came to this island in 1857 as Il clerk
in the Government Office. In 1862 he was
appointed 2nd Government Secretary in
St. CroiX, and in 1871 he was promoted TO
the Office of lSt Government Secretary
with residence in st. Thomas, which Office
he filed up to the time when illness pre-
vented him from attending to his duties.
During the term of his service he has
acted as Fice.Goycrn0r in 1872 and 1875,
and as Governor during the interval be-
tween Governor Garde'S departure and
Governor Arendrup's arrival.
In 1869 Mr. HattensGn was created a
Councillor of Justice and in 1881 he re-
ceived as a further mark Of Royal favour
the Cross of a Knight Of the order of
Dannebr0g.
Mr. Hattensen married a daughter of
Councillor Stakomann, KID. & D.M., ex-
Nlce-GovernOr of these Islands, md their
union was blessed with nine children:
three boys and six girls. We regret to
notice that Mrs Hattensen and Ell the
children are absent from the island, with
the exception of the one daughter, Mrs
James L. McDougal, on whom has de
veloped the care Of a beloved parent dur
ing his illness, and who, in the noble dis
charge Of that duty, has doubtlessIy con
tributed to relieve the deceased in his suf-
ferings and soothed him in his last mo-
ments.-St. Thome Tiden7e, 30h Aug.
, 1884-09-06

of some of our FELLOWSHIP. that we must
have from ten to fifteen lines of rain every
week.
| believe snch q proposition might have
been brought before the AsSociation-put
to vote-and likely would have been car
Tied, if it were not that some other few
went in tor 20 ines of rain weekly.
Now if such a proposition should become
o rule of any Society, and if it should be
brought before the Higher Authority-and
the heavens are really to forfeit 500
every time they fail to comply, | think it
would be we'll to request the Planters to
pay a littlo more attention, than they are
in the habit Of doing, to the houses of the
poor labourers-flthy, vet novels as some
of them are.
If the Planters are not wishful that they
(the labourerS) should become independent,
at least let them give them a dry place to
rest their weary limbs at night, after the
wear and tear of a hard days work, under
a broiling West Indian sun, at a cost of
scarce two red copper cents per hour.
[ think if they would do SO, we should
have less disease amongst us, and in such
a case-"Prevention" might be better than
cure.
I am Sir,
yours most Obediently,
Az DCJI1N-rD
, 1884-09-06
Van Bfaklo.
Publication.
TRANSLATION,

PURSUANT to : u of Ordi-
% nanco 9th June 1884 concern
ing Public Roads in St. Croix it is
hereby made known that copies Of
tho Draft Of Road Assignment for
the whole Island for the quinqucn-
MUM from LIST October 1884 to 1st
October 1889 prepared for each
quarter have been received from the
Road Commission and have been
placed for inspection in the Police
offices and that eventual objections
to this assignment must be made
within IA days Of the last insertion
Of this publication.
Government Of the Danish West India
Islands, st. CroiX the LIST September 1884.
G. Ii. ARENDRUP.
, 1884-09-06
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRISTIAYSTEDSPO POST OFFICE.

Captain Amundsen; Mr. Hans Bishop;
j G L Chabert Mr. j. Guilt; Tax Com
mission: Miss A Deguizee (2); Miss Su-
sana Gray; Louisa George 2); Miss
Victoria Grant; Miss LouveSa Joseph;
Miss Margaret King; Herrn Mermod
There's; Mrs Won Moth Mrs Jensina Oh
sell Miss Il Petersen Hans Raachauge
[2l; Mr. Henry Raspensen; Miss Frances
whitehall.
Christiansted's Post Office, st. Croix
31st August 1854.
A. j. BOYE.
, 1884-09-06
To the Editor Of the "St. Croir Auis."

Dear Sir,
l believe you are already more or less
acquainted-at least you have heard some
thing-of the doings Of our Associations in
West End.
The latest on the tapis, is a proposition
, 1884-09-06

On Monday Mr.. d. Jameson was elected
as End Member of the Colonial Council
for the Country District of Christiansted
in the place of Mr.. f. Coulter, who had
resigned on account of his leaving the
island on a trip to Europe.
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ph,iaae,pn,s msss.,

PHrLApRLrBtA, Aug. 2l.--T1ouj dull n former
rates; supernne state, " oo0s extra gu.
PSrase a s.s,s w;S,ss y os s a,s ~ is o g
20 O01b 80; MINI. extra clear, " 00d< 10
straight, o. O015 10; wisconsin clear, o. rs
o. % straighis, ~ 50dp5 winter patents - 90
GGO0 spring DO, u Jole25.
hye hour dull at e3 50f13 6lk
wheat-spot steady but quiet; NO
Western iled, sSc; No 3 do, s2Oslc
No. l Pa. do. esc M, Delaware do, g0c.
Corn-local lots 'ull and unsettled; y samer,
66c; NO. 3 mixed, 63c.
Oats firm, fair demand; No. white.
old 42Hsl43c No. White, Old. 42%043c
new, 4ic No 3do, old. tic; new, 3sxc re-
Jected, old, 83a35c; new, 3SH93ic. No. 2 mixed.
Old, sc new, 32hc.
Rye dull at 60h83c.
seeds Cloverseed quiet at oGf9M Timothy
hrm at 81 cool 6sH Flaxseed steady at 81 10.
winter Bran dull at sl5 5o1l6,
Mess pork, SIS oiais 50 ! Bect Hams, sssaso |;
IL 30.
Bacon, IKE. Smoked Shoulders, sAsNc
oic,lSs 1si %o &C isSIIsSS issIsSo Smoked Hams l'ol'o
Lard arm city refined, at o; loose
butchers, 7A1Sc prime steam ss0s 1915
Butter-market firm for fine grades; Pa,
Creamery hgs,iny extras si@2lc western dairy dairy
| lIul6c Western dairy extras, 15c; West
1ascs4 las so'' 10 'n''''' ''@i'' packing ou'''r'
Rolls ut sai2c packing butter, 1850
| Eggs nrm, with iair demanl; Pa extras,
| l79lsc; western. lipl7%c.
| cheese market dun and unchanged
New YORK tull creams, l0nl0Xc; ONO
| flata, choice. sQsI,c; Western fair 10 prime,
| GhGINc; Penn'a part skins, 385c; do full
| Petroleum stoady; Refined, TIC.
| WHISKY dull western ut G Id.
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TUE nutrliive properties OF Colden's Liquid
Beet Tonic sustain the body without soid
food. C0tden's no other. auls.iwdeod&w
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o.--Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head ship
ments, 800 head market brisk an b@iOc
higher rough packing, 80 9Op6 40; packing
and shipping, 81 i0d6 6j light, s. sJG6 60
skips, o. so $3.50
Cattle--Receipts, 6, 800 head; shipments. 800
head choice irm and low grades weak ex-
port grades, % 4007 90; good to choice ship
ping, 81 S0D8 70; common to medium, "a W
tR5 50; range cattle steady; wyoming S %:
W oming-Texsns, 81 90; grass Texans, Is 750
Is; wintered Texans, S3 80.
Sheep Receipts, 2 800 head; shipments, 400
head market slow and weak interior TO
fair. So 1913 90; medium to good, 81 00g3 so;
choice to extra, t3 SOFA 25 lambs, " head,
u 0093 80; Texas sheep, ~ 5093 90.
EAST LIBERTY-Catte slow prime. s5 et@
o fair to good, $J6l5 so common, 81 50Q4 eos
receipts. 1897 head shipments. 800 head.
Hogs active amt firm receipts. 800 head
shipments, 900 head Philadelphias, 10 e00
9 IS Baltimore. 81 3og6 80; Workers, so86 30 !;
grassers, S5 25n575.
sheep demorulIzed; primo, 90 75G4 Is fair
to good, s3GoS so common, s2a2 90; Lambs.
81 5045; receipts, $500 head shipments, 800
head.
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LiTTLE LOCALS.
stray stems ct Pa.sing Interest from tins
Ksportss's Note BOON.

stray stems OF Passine IDtersst from the
Ksportsf's Note BOON.
Three electric aud two gasoline lights
were reported by tho police as not burning
on Wednesday night.
Martin Reese, tho nowly appointed police
Cllloer Of tho First ward, TO take the place
OF ON ier Niece, went on duty this morn
ing.
There was only QUO loJger In the station
house last night, and be was discharged by
tho mayor this morning.
Alderman Barr and Officers MessenkOp
and Muskeinuss arc spending tho day
fishing ut MussGlman's dam.
Henry Breitor has been prosecuted be
fnro Justice McGlinn for committing an
assault aud battery on Henry Snyder,
Broitor entered bail for hearing.
Geo. A. Kichl, No. 1853 East King street,
and II. l.. Stehman, Nos. 2j2 and 25d
North Queen street, have been connected
with the telephone exchange.
John Weir and Henry Good. Of this oity,
went bobbpg at Pequea and returned this
morning, having caught ! II eels-some Of
which were whoppers.
This morning George Geyer and wife,
| Of Mannheim township, and J. Il. Geyer
and wife, of Mt. Joy borough, made
assignments in tho recorders office tn
Henry W. Kraybill for the benefit OF their
| creditors.
This morning horse, which was left
| standing on East King street, deliberately
walked iuto the front door of Astrich
| Brothers store. The clerks and Others
were badly frightened aud tho queer Gus
toner was elected before he had an oppor.
tunity OF examining any OF the goods.
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~ dcrstanding the eye, can property ht you
with suitable glasses. The BEST srectacl,s ;
asd Eyc.Glusscs on Hand. 1t you want
t,iH--"s that viii suit your eyes and 40 them
good, call on Doctor ITOwn. IT You cannot
cal, write Tor " Spect9cles by mail ON triai."
pE {. II. BEOWS Eye ana Ear surgeon, No.
~ West Orange street, Lancaster, ia.
ju2 -lydTh
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nr,rnE ANu L0u.N.
rno Nnteht oI the whito Fsstncr ava tho
IIg ITGian.

Ino Nnteht oI the WhIte Fs.tucr ana the
IiG iUuiaH.
The Central Republican club this morn
iug "hung cut their banner on the outer
wall" Of their hcadUuartUIs, opposite the
Grape hotel. Tho banner is OF tho net
variety, ard it is iutcHd,d 10 catch
gudgcous. Ia tho centre of it ia an
American eagle cutchiug the star spangt d
banner, ard sCTaHlinG wrathlu!Iy at
Blaine and Logan, whose portraits arc on
either sdo OF it Blaine is represented as
eitting on q bag of Peruvian guau0, aud
tho cxplC:siou OF his GOuutouauce indi'
Gates that hr don't like the smell o! il
Logan sits sadly On tho opposite stdc, the
unkempl head aud black hOrse-haIr
mouttache Of the Western sucker being II
striking contrast with the gray beard oi
the Eastern MauCaC. Below the portraits
are two broad bauds oG canvas, on tito first
of which il painted tho words: For
President, James O. Blaine" At either en- !
of the band Of canvas IL 4 portrait Of
Don Ouixote do Ia Maroha, pAuOpi2d in
knightly amor, blood stained plume
Rurmouuting his tin helmet. Ga the lower
band are the words "FOr Vice President,
John A. Logan :" aud on either end Of the
band is u portrait OF big Indian with
iUathors and war paint on. The ludians
arc understood to belong to the Huni tribe,
whose reservation Logan and his sou IN
law tried 10 steal, and the red skins aTt
evidently after the horse hair scalp OF Tho
great land grabber, and murderer sf LIND
Icy Murray.
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SECOND EDITION.
EVENING, AUG. al. 1884.
STATE CONVENTIONS.
KANsAs HrpUBLioAss wRaTsrUL.


OF Otner UonvcntIous.
TOPEKA, Kansas, Aug. 2l.--I,ast night
the Resubmission convention made the
temporary organization permanent. The
committee on resolutions submitted long
platform, reciting that the majority Of the
Republicans in Kansas, though nomnally
In the party, have determined to coalesoe
with the Prohibitionists and that in 80
doing they bavs departed from the true
faith of Repuhlcanism. The resolutions
then arraiQn this majority faction as un
true to Republican principles and as
an enemy to Republican SUCCESS. The
resolutions declare unwaverug fealty to
Blaine, and condemn the abOmnabe doc
trine Of prohibition.
Texas superintendent OF Education.
Houston, Ten, Aug 81 The entire
session last night of tho Democratic state
convention vas occupied in balloting for
superintendent of education. At midnight
1t adjourned till this morning.
Kansas Greenbpckers ADOPT Issoiotions.
KANSAS, Mo, Aug 21.--Iu the Green
back convention yesterday, after long
discussion resolution was adopted ar.
raigning tho Democratic party for its
failure to recognize the question of pro
hibtion and declaring that a prohibitory
| amendment should be submitted to q
popular vote.
michigan sreenbsck Tiokst Completed.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 2l.--The Green
| barkeis nominated the following caudi-
dates, which completes the fusion ticket
Attorney General, Francis NJ, Cook
| commissioner of state land office, John II
Des superintendent of public instruction
| David Parsons.