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National Republican., 1884-11-03
ohice hours, $50 a. m. % iiS6 p m. no;i,3t
Ngsp sPANIER's WINE STORE.
REMOVAL.

NY customers and patrons at my old place,
1913 street, are cordially invited TO the new
and larger esLablishmcnI lil3 q STREET
SORrHWESr, near Fifteenth street, Only the
hest brands of Whskles, Wines. COrdiaIs, Cigars,
&c, are on sale. LOUIS SPANlfM
EISEs H. o. CANDEE, VITAPATH ply
NS7 sioian.I employ the best heath re-
Vital NeryauTa Electricity Vegetable RENE
dies, Food, Water, Air, Heat, Light, OZONE,
Electric VnpOr Baths, Nc, ! discard all Miner
ais, Opiates, Mercury, Qninlne, Alcoholic Stimu-
lants. prepare my own vegetable remedies,
Consultation free. Call or send for testimonials
OF wonderful cures.
/ treat IA Diseases acute or chronic. onice
and reception parlors, O22 II ST., bet 9th and
10th, Washington, ID. c.
Ez@ WAshlNdioN' D. o'' ool' J. 1854
l haye this day taken charge Of store. 3O7
Seventh street northwest, between ID street and
Louisiana avenue, and Will bS pleased TO see my
friends and tho public goner4ly.
oC4-1m LOUIS KAUFMAN. Agent
National Republican., 1884-11-03
BOARDING.
PERSON4E COMFORT.

EAsY FEET, &C.
"rhe wise for health on daily walks depend"
and Thousands, from far and near, visit DIR.
WHITE & SON, l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Wlllard's Hotel, Washington, and IL
and avoidance ofCorns. Bnnions, Inverted Nails,
and other Foot Ailments Oiiice fee, IL sitting,
Pdtrontsed 6y Lhe Eltte " use World.
National Republican., 1884-11-03
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
Nl in sums 70 suit, Al lowest rates OF Interest,"
ii. u. CRIrTENDEN,
l422 New i ork Ly
National Republican., 1884-11-03

rTNHE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE TO
4 learn drawing and painting Is at Tho Ma
tional Academy OF Fine Arts, 18th st. and \, Y.
Wednesday evenings AT 4 clock. sel-tf
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TWO NEW HOUSES, NOS. 1904 AND
L 1910 North Carolina ave. ). f.; modern im-
provemonts; rooms and cellar; one for rent at
$40 the other for sale; reasonable. Address by
letter IA. NJ. BrOChEIr Government Print
ing Office. "a
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1907 10TH ST. N, W.-SUITE OF
Il Oc rooms, I'd floor; handsomely
papered and irescoed: furnished private family;
no children; table board next door. I-i
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ENOR RENT OR EXCHANGE FOR A
IL smaller house-,rhe finest brnwnstone house
In the city, furnished or unlurn.hed; very low
rent to careful tenant. Apply on premises, - 20
114 st, n. w, B-nO;tu
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UNFINISHED ROOMS, I'm SUITE, OR
Il single, "a and Sd noors, TO single gentle.
men, or gentleman and wife; private family;
all modern convenience 83I East Capitol ST.
II
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WINTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-MrsCEI1AYEoUs.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH T6
"A arrange with some desirable party to rent
q house and divide expenses. Address p. o. Box
2iS, city. b,5
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NICELY FURNISHED SQUARE ROOM.
IN ior one or two gentlemen or couple. l451
lith 81. terms moderate. 7-4
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nY A YOUNG LADY-A POSITION AS
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For REN7-HOUSES.

I,INE LARGE STORE ON THE ENTIRE
IL lower floor of No. 423 lin st, N. W., on one
Q, the best thoroughlares, bet. Pa av. aud y Is
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TNFURNISHED-2 OR MORE, LARGE,
~ convenient, modern rooms; heat, gas, and
water; most desirable. Grant Row, II East
Capitol st. 7-3
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A SUITE OF EXQUISIrELY FURNISHED
~ rooms on parlor floor: southern exposures
70 adults location finest In city; references 1881
N st. N. w. T-1
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

The House failed to concur in the
Senate's increase OF ak millions in the ma
val appropriation bill
AT Vienna, two men we're hung Tues
day, who made a psstime of killing ser'
want girls. OSer 20 had fallen victims OF
their hellishness.
Ticket number $4,000, which drew
$4,000 in the Louisiana lottery, was
bought by w. T. Rigg. of Mt Olivet, and
disposed of before the drawing took place
to Gilbert Montgomery for 81.
Near Irvine, in Estill county, in atrial
in a magistrates court Joe Finn and Bill
Hale, notorious characters, were witnesses.
There was an old feud between them. The
quarrel was renewed. They drew their re-
volyerp. Finn shot Hale through the
heart. Before he fell Hale shot Finn once
in the head and once in the bowels, either
of which wounds would have proved fatal
Hale died in a few minutes. Finn lived
for several hours.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

RFFERR1SG to the Richmond Register
editorial on tue remission 10y the Governor
Of the fines against Miller, who disregarded
TIE local option law, the Herald says IN
answer to that portion Of it which says "a
msjority Of our beat citizens, including the
Board Of Trustees, signed petition AK
ing remission" eve have interviewed
thirty Of "our beat citizens'-men who
have material interests in the city and are
in every respect among the drst citizens oil
the place, whose names we can furnish IL
required-and we End that only t'ro OF the
number signed the petition. We find also
that the petition was not signed by all OF
the Trustees, nor all Of the other town
officers. We might have Investigated the
mstter further, but think this is quite
to substantiste our statement in
the previous article"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
MAYSVILLE BRANCH.

Falmouth AecOmodatiOn-No TO-, daily. leaves
Coying,on 4 Is p m; arrive Falmouth 50 p m.
No Q, daily leave CevingtOn, co an; arrive Cow
ingtcn a IN No. 30 sunday only leave Covirg-
ton 3 50 a m; arrive Falm outh 10 40 m. No. 81,
SUNDAY only, leave Falmouth ? nj arrive Cow
ington y M. Lexington and Paris-NO. 50, daily
except sunday, leave PARIS 20 a m arrive Lex
ington 10 m. No. 49, daily except sunday, I've
Lexington so p m; arrive Paris - m.
Note to Passengers south Of WinChester-Train
Nos 70 an ! run via Lexington and Paris only
Nos. 8 and II via either Paris and Winchester or
Paris and Lexington.
Fast Llne-kos. 3 ard run via Winchester.
Solid trains with Iullman Sleeping Cas-, between
Cincinnati and Richmond, Va, and Washington,
ID. &. Through tickets aud baggage checked TO
any destination reached by railroad
5. i. r. MORSE, W, II. WHlTTLESEN,
Passenger Agent Trav. Pass. Agent,
CovingtOn, Ky. Lexington, Ky,
c. W. SMITH, X. W. FULLER,
General Manager. Gen'l Pass. ACT,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
SUSToEvIILE. LINCOLN COUNTY

Accident Insurance Companies had bet
ter increase their tariff since racing sganst
time has become feature in railroad man.
agement.
indications for the upper Hanging
Fork valley, prevailing rains, remorseless
mud and marked tendency. to a rising
bir.ometer-especislly in the neighborhood
OF the saloons.
Corn is rating here at 81 pei Dbl with
an upward tendency. Hay is regulated by
the ability Of the purchaser snd the con-
science Of the seller, together with the
number Of days required to haul a load
Oats no: to be had on any terms.
Misses Mamie Brown and Alice Cihell
give notice to the lovers Of elegant apparel
that they are prepared to cut and make TO
order, in the best styles, all manner Of
ladies dresses, &c. Orders respectfully So
licited. Rooms over Peacocss drug
store
Business men in all lines report this
as one of the dullest weeks on the calendar
OF course farm operations are at stand.
Planting will Of necessity be unusually
late The stave and lumber industries
have met with a temporary check, grow
ing out OF the expiration of contracts and
a weaker demand in the market.
The pending presidential election bids
fair to be "a boisterous 10 ts progress and
a. barren in lie results "a any Of its prede-
cessors. The practical idea seems to be
that it does not matter what character Of
man may he set up as figure head At the
prov of the great chip Of State, provided he
keeps his face set in the direction 10 which
the officers wish to 60. In other words the
beat president is he who will form his csbi-
net according to instructions and distribute
officers where directed. Victoria il the
beat ruler Of modern times and she il, gov
snonsntity.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
LEGISLATIVE D0IEcS.

The House very ssnsibly re-considered
its action in repeating the fish law and de-
feated the original bill.
Mr.. Talbot has offered a bill to amend
the charter Of the Dsnyille and Hustonville
Turnpike Road Company,
Senator Rigney offered bill to em'
power the elders and trustees of the Pres.
byterian church of Stanford to transfer the
/ lands Of the old Buffalo Cemetery, by deed
or otherwise. to the Buffalo Spring Gene
terry Company.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
DHU :

This fine stallion will md the present season
at my stables IN hlledgeville At $40 10 Insure
Colt ill weaving time. Lien retained for season
money. Dams Of winners free. Ruderlck Dim is
bright mahogony hay, with black name ana taiI
IL 6 years old, and ioI his training makes god
time He Il by Imp. Buckdep, ne by Bay Mid
dleton, out Of Mary Craig. Bdtkden was got nv
lord Cliiden winner Of the great ST. Ledger stakes
the DoncaN,T sukes, 1868, and as a 2.year.oi1
won the WOodcoto stakes, the Champasne stakes
and the wo-year-old stakes, out Of Conseouebre
by Bay middleton Roderirk's LIST dam. Mary
Crais, 10y knight cisi George "a dam Result ~
Mulaito; 30 dam Problem Nv Euclid. an dam Tp,
ronsessa by Ceryante'; 5lh dam Marianne by Sor-
cereri 9th dam Thomasiua nv Timothy; M dam
violet Holdcnlock's dam by SHARK: Sth dam bv
sJphon, 9Th dam QuiCk's Charlotte by Blank: 10Th
dam by Crab; N dam by Dyer's Dimple i2th
dam ny Bethel 5 Castaway; 3 h dam by Whyuot.
ialh dam ho5al mare. Mary Craig's 6rst dam was
christmas by RCderick Dhui ID Imp. YanoletIo
by the Colonel Ia England, 81 Norelia by Black
lock- Ath by Phantom; 9Th Oyerton, 9th Walnut.
IN Ruler sth Piracantha by Mathen: 9TH Prom,
eless by kegulusi 10th Jenny Spinner by Portner:
llth Grey honnd 18TH S1phomsha. dam by Gin
mons Bay Bari; 18Th dam HATcy's Chestnut
mare.
At the same place we will stand our 6ne TscL
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

No fewer than 10000 women make liv-
ing in Paris making artificial AoWers and the
majority Of them are said by an admirer to
be real artists, initiating nature almost TO
perfection. At present there are many OF
these women out Of work, owing in part TO
flowers being out OF fashion and partly to
competition in England, Germany aud
America.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

We agree with the Sunday Argus that
the bill fixing a penalty against bicy'
cles running on any Of the public roads OF
the State WAS inspired BY the very
worst kind of old fogyism. Iii unworthy
Of this progressive age and on the motion
m Ow pending to reconsider, il ought to be
inglariously tabled. In some sections these
vehicles are coming into general use, not
only for pleasure but az a means OF transit
and they should not be shut off by so silly
a Legislative enactment.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
Dissolution cfPartnership

the partaer.h.p heretofore existing between
JACK ADAMS \ sON vH TINS cav by mutual
consent All -s,l,ed ~ the withdrawal Of Jack Al
ans 81 from the hrm All parties knowing
themselves indebted 10 the above named arm,
either by note or account, are requested 70 MAKE
immediate settlement a. the partnership business
must he wound up and all claims that are not sei
tied At once will BE- placed 10 the hands 81 col
lector In the iutpre tue business VIII be conduct
"a bv lack Adams Ir.. Wbo ~i'l use every EFFORT
10 maintain the standing Of the house he nou &C.
cupieS which for the past thirty years u ma hs,d
that IL, the CHEAPEST store IN MI vernon re
has nov on bands fail stock 81 New spring Good
ia every variety Witch he gill sell 10 his old and
new customers At the loScst prizes -.
You're truly, JACK tD4 NJ a. son,
Mt. Vernon. Ky, April u, issi H'-h.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

The Bankruptcy Bill, which creates a
myriad Of officers holders with big salaries
and is arranged 30 that the creditor will get
little or nothing after the commissioners,
supervisors and others receive their fees
and the bankrupt il allowed additional ex-
emptions. to those allowed by his State,
pa-sed the Senate bv the big majority Of %
o15 Gen. Williams. to his credit be it
said, voted against it.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

The party in power hes with reckless eN-
travagance increased the net ordinary an
nual expenses Of the Government from
about sixty million dollars 10 1860, the
last year of democratic administration,
10 near three hundred millions year, to-
sether with a collection from the people of
over a hundred million dollars more than
is needed to pay the public expenditures.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
Turnpike Election.

The sha rehOlders Of the stanford n husionvillt
Turnpike Road Co. will hold their annual meeting
for the election of President and Board OF Direct
ors at Bailey's Store, Turnersyille, on the lol
SATURDAY in MAY, loS+, at O'Clock p. ~
2lS.td J. r. CASH, President
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

II We are to have a continuation of re
publican misrule, we would rather see
James G. Blaine succeed to the throne than
any of the sspirants to the Presidency on
his side of the house. Intellectually he is
ahead of any of them and good man in
many respects.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
Turnpike Election.

The shareholders 81 the Hanging Fork Green
River Turnpike Road Company will be held ~
Jones store, Mckinney. on the ISL SATURDAY
ia MAY, 1854 for the purpose Of e'ectine Presi-
dent and Board Of Directors Tor the ensuing year.
2tS.td J. W. GINENS. President.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

The Grand Spectacular Festival, adver-
Used to take place in the Louisville Expo
sition building, has been declared off, the
Kiralfys jumping their contract. Gen. Dan
Macauley has sued them for $4,000 and at
tached several car loads of property they
had IN the city.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

CINcINSATI is at last going to have a
hanging. The Supreme Court, after trying
months to pick flaw in the rulings OF the
court below, has failed and McHugh, the
Young wife murderer, will certainly 20 up
May ID. Perhaps this may be the begin
ming of hanging festival, so long needed
in that wicked and lawless city.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
YOUNG BOWMANl

A. IS TO ins IRE a liy ng colt til weaving time.
Money due same as horse. Young bowman il 5
Washington, Of Boyle county lie was sired Nv
Harley Comptomise. he by Tippacanoe, he by
Henry Clays Warrior. Young fowman's dam
was 6y Andy Rice &. dam by Pioneer; G. dam
by Old Wagner; g. g. 8. dam by a Maltese jennot
osoo W. r. a. VI. y. RUSSELL,
@o'-%m Mllledgeyille, KY.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
Turnpike Election.

The annual meeting Of The stockholders OF the
stanford n Halls Gap Turn pike Co tor the election
Oh President and Hoard of Directors for the ensu-
ing year will be held in the circuit 'leth : on, =
2iS-td J.E. LYNN, President.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

THE L. an. is goiug right along, earning
$4,000 week more than for the cores
pOnding weeks OF lsst year. The road is
well managed and deserves its constantly
increasing patronage.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
Turnpike Election.

The annual meeting Of the shareholders of the
Turnersville, Mckinney 4 Cohey's Mill Turnpike
Road Co. win he held at Jones store, Mckinney,
on the 1Sr SATURDAY in MAY, lSSi ats a:
n, for the purpose Of eleC ing President Rnd
Board Of Directors for the ensuing year,
2gStd CLIFTON FOWLER, President,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

The Courier. Journal says the Legislature
rs dead failure and ought to adjourn sine
die. but il seems to be working away just az
If il had not been so advised Yeomsn.
Just the way OF all fools. Was one ever
known to take piece of good advice?
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

Let the voters Of the entire Common
wealth see to it that no member who voted
Tor the extra session Of the Legislature is
returned. Nelson Record
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

There are twelve manufactore- OF arti-
fetal teeth in the United Sta,e', which
make 10000. 900 Of those useful articles
per annum. They are msde Of feidsPar,
kaolin, and rock crystal.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
Turnpike Election.

The stock holders Of the Hust0nvllle \ Cohey :
Mil Turnpike Road Co. viii meet AZ I. G jasper :
store on SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1Sst, ats ?. ", for
The election Of President and Board OF Directors
tor the ensuing year
2E "a q, L. I1bN, PRESIDENT
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
Turnpike Election

The stockholders OF the stanford a MillsdgeVile
Turrrike Road Co. will meet At Mccormack
Meeting House on the lSr SATURDAY IN MAY,
is,l. at2 o. N. Tor the purp,se OF elccung Presi-
dent AMI Board q Directors Tor the ensuing year
2is-ti j W. WATERFORD, President.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

Luke p. Blackburn has been appointed
oVerseer OF road. and Thatotheriraud
B. Hayes has been appointed a school COM
missioner.-[ Richmond Register.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

The higeest postage rate from the United
States is from Patagonia and the Island Of
st Helena-27 cents per half ounce,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

THIS is an age Of beating records and at
the rate we are going, we shall soon eclipse
everything ever attained or imagined. 1t
was beralded with great flourish OF trum'
pets that an l. & n. train carrying Mardl
Gras excursionists had made the most re-
,a.rkable run from Cincinnati to New Or
leans eAer dreamed OF, and now COMES the
Cincinnati Southern and 30 far eclipses that
run a. TO lay it entirely in the shade. An
excursion train with Knights Of Pythias
messengers accomplished the distance SIG
miles in % hours and 20 minutes, beating
the L. 4 n. just ak and quarter hours
notwithstanding two and a half hours were
lost in accidents and delays. Then we read
that the steamer Oregon made the trip
from Queenstown, England, to New York
in six days, ten houis and thirty minutes
eleven hours and ten minutes faster tnan
the best previous time. Horses are every
season getting faster and old time is getting
lett everywhere. This is lively old age,
40 sure a. you are born.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25

The Columbia Spectator, out in brand
new dress, ia as lovely as a sweet-sixteeneer
at May party.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
w. p. WALTON.

TIE speech OF Judge Reid, which is pub
iished in Wednesday, Courir-JouTral in
which he explains to his fellow citizens, the
motives and conflicting emotions that pos
essaed him, the desire on the one hand to
10 and murder his ss4ailant and the dc
aates Of better nature urging him to a no.
bier stand, elbows a complete triumph over
brut. force and exhibits a moral courage OF
an order very rare in these times, when
rnen believe they must be their own sveng'
er~ instead of appealing to the law. On the
other hand, Corneilson's statement, publish
ed in installmentp after the manner OF a se
rial story, il everywhere condemned Al the
,ooreut effort at a special pleading ever pro-
duoed. The whole matter in nutshell
though he takes columns to say it,, is that
he made his brutal and cowardly assault on
Reid because he did not Use his influence
with the Superior Court to secure faVors-
HE decision for him. Such a creature de
serves the contempt Of all decent lawyers
.nd he ought to be disbsired even on his
own one-sided statement. Reid has made
friends among the lsw-loving part OF the
people, but we fear they are not suthcient
!, numbers to elect him to the office to
which he sspires The average msn' the
uore's the pity, feels sort of reverenlial
regard for bully and desperate and
consequent contempt for man who fails TO
d;sreRard the laws OF God and man.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
s ". oNENs. j. ,. Ho'hEH'
Commercial Hotel :!
MCKINNEY, kY.


have lust opened UP this Hotel. alter being
thoroughly reutted and refgru.shel throughout
with every thing new, and
| Intend 10 Run IL In First-Class Style
Excellent Mineral Water on she premises and
those seeking health can not hnd a better resort
during the summer. special attention viii te
given 10 the wants Of Commercial Men, no VIII
and large and nice rooms 10 display their samples.
IshAl! alsc eep = dTst-class Livery Stabs, ~hefe
fast horses and good tuTnouts can D" had AZ all
hours !Sy-IInI \. ~. OVENS.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
BOB McELROY,

On same terms foT maie', ill istye I,nnst. on
pusst" terms Mc. IL isis hands hish. htowu
With meay nose and Tor sifs. siyle ana action Is
strictly hHtd 10 b-at, and hss ptoven himself q
good breeder il5tI n. \. IOHELL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30
Con nnnni,a Rnnnr,


WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-Brigadler-
General Benet, chief of ordinance of IN,
army, has submitted his annual report
ofthe expenditures of the department
during tho year, including those attend
ing the sales of condemned stores.
amounted to $2,0l5,1S5. Gen. Benet saws
the condition Of our coast defense Is .
matter of grave concern and calls fol
immediate action, and no hopes before
the end of the ensuing session of con.
gress u will show to the country its an
nreciation Of these national wen'e hv
liberal ana permanent appropriation
An estimate has boon submit ted and an
appropriation is asked for 10 enable tho
department 10 arm the light batteries OF
our army with modern breechloadinr
field guns. The passage by the senate oi
tho bill now pending In the house relat.
ing to the formation OF volunteer militis
organizations IN recommended in the
strongest terms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30

ELMO, Oct. Special. Last even
ing according to appointment Hon. olin
Wellborn addressed the citizens of
Elmo and vicinity. II rained hard all
the latter part of tho evening and was n
worry disagreeable night, Keeping many
at home, though regardless tho mcleni.
encN of tho weather. quito an audience
gathered TO hear and greet the honora-
Bile ara woll-known statesman. just as
the $40 train from Dallas rolled up TO the
del NJ, Col. Wellborn stepped the olaf.
torm,a Cleveland and lIcndricks banner
was hoistcd, anvils fired, which blended
with cheers of greeting. At 1:O Col.
Wellborn took the stand and bundled
the tariff question with such ability
that many of his hearers returned much
visor on that great issue that il now agi.
tating the minds of the people. Col.
Well9orn remained with us till this
morning when ho left on the less train
for Dallas.