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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-08
General news i,ema.

\
The governor Of New Jersey has sent al
special message to the Legislature reciting
he refusal OF the Hackensack Cam etery
COMPANY To aIiou the burial of q eoloYed
maa The governor says it ought rot IN b.
In this state that q corporation.
whore exisseEce depends apon the lagisis-
lures Will and whose property ;s exempt
from taxation because OF its religions uses,
should be permitted to make s dfstinction
between white aud black men. The gov
frnor closes by recommending the passage
ofAl sE which shall make ush refusal
sssed on coler . criminal ~effsnse, with such
penalty as shall prevent . recurrence OF suct
sc..
Articles OF incorporation have been filed
in New York osthe 81. Paul District Tele-
graph company, the incorporators whe
form the arss board of directors. and the
oficers "a given being. President, Crawford
Livingston; vice president, Cen al Go'zian;
secretary and treasurer. e VI. Bailey; d.
rectors, Afisn Manv.I, a. p. Uphan, San :
lord Newell. all Of St. PAM. and G. D.
Haines OF New York. TIE new company
has bought the present ST. Paul District
Telegraph cornpsny's properly and iran
chises, and will assume charge ON the LIST
pfoxfm0.
Butt for divorce was conp1enced on the
26sh by Mary A. Miller oiSL Paul against
William n. Miiler. for cruel treatment and
drunkenness. The parties to the euit were
married March q, 1885, in st. Paul. and
are both thirty.two years OF age NJ Ter is
q bill poster and il alleged to haTe Used the
name OF William Harris for come time.
The plaintiff cinims that he his beaten her
and knocked her down. He has also forced
her out Of doors at nigh. and kept her ont.
Prnf. LEM OF Nuremberg has m order
from sm Francisco fof a broDzs statue of
President Garfield. The model vnaIe by
SCULPTOR Heppersberger OF Munich, a native
Of America, represents GRfisid standing
erect with head uncovered, Inc clothed in
civilian dress. The statue will be over ten
fees high. Ga the sides OF the pedestal are
figures representing wal trophies and the
American eagis. In from, u.der q star, is
the word Garfield" in large letters.
D. T. Layton. the insane man who shot
himself ON . train on TIE PAH Handle road
recently. wss a farmer living near Modals,
HsrTison county, Iowa, where his family
lives. Layton Was on his way to whit his
father near Pittsburg. Layton L. low inn
proving and hopes are entertained of his
recovery. Pbysicians at Pittsbnrg PRO-
nonrced him insane.
The Union Improvement and Elevator
company has decided to build another ele
vatoe In Duluth, with . capacity OF s0o;e00
bnshols Of whest. When the new elevators
srs ali complicated there will be storage
com there Tor over 6,O00,Oo0 bushels, or
early n great an amount aa the total re-
|iceipts 81 the past gear.
The vestIy Of Trinity church, New York.
tender the zss Of ths receiving vault OF the
schxrGh cemstery for the reception of the re-
mains Of De Long and comrades. y ,ose bod
Ia an nov on tka way from Has IL. The
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-08

A permanent organization was decided
lpsn Tor tai. purpose Of protecting the inter
,sts OF tut fas,ners OF the valley and for tie
yayafseer.slh OF agricultural The coaysn
tien aiSourue9 shertly after midnight
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RatIroad views.

The La CroEse CRY co1ucl recently
passed Al ordinarsce gran.ins right Of wsy
through Sscoad street to tie Winona, Alma
& Northern railroad. The a linancs Is
carefully drawn and Ia considered pretty
binding on the company, but contains no
feature 10 which the company ought 10 Oh.
jsct. iii passed EHaninl usty and the raayor
VIII give il his Signature Tie La Goose,
Irws IL South Eesttra Company uas aI.o
grsassd the paivilfges desired ii the city.
THIS Omaha hiss issued = ne# maximum
and n.ininiRn, weight circular. The min
Ir1uni weight of grain in cars Of 10000
pounds cspscisy is reduced t 30 ,ae porn5s,
and the minimum weight OF -four In all
CARS to 2@dSo pouadss
This Boston g. Albany RsiIroad Company
snnosncss g reduction of % par cant IN the
pay rolls Of all tie shopsI by d~ischargisg 5
PER q OF the employees, snd reducing thu
hozrs OF the remainder from ten to eight
per day. Dull ireIEh. business ia ssslgned
~ the causs.
At the late meeting of the Grand Forks,
|Croogston d Lake Superior company ). s.
Esheiman was elected president: 2. G.
SlestoE, VICE president; E. n. Waish, secrs-
taYy: n +. r. Clements, treasurer
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NEWS.
wa..,r.sun Nxws NYt.a.

1 Hs& W04SEU2bW E&WD
! Ths Eisuas III tia postal Telegraph NI
M not encouraged 8 III prospects. The
EDernocrsxs OF thu ssnate committee pa post
Ecf5ess m believed to be . auis agsfnsa any
| ~ tia postal hslls Nhfca hays been prsssn-
Esn1. while Il Is ssot kn5wn that any DINO
ezstfe SENATOR'S are disposed 10 advocate she
/ measures. Two or three Gre believed to be
fs favsr of d, but they hsye roE yet csrided
Ths supranis court Of tha Tnited 8 atss
dscidet 10 tie caas Of the Memphis & L;r11e
Rock rzfIsag company, which claimed ers
nnpsior1 frozen taxarion under its fIrm ct
rkastsr, hsyfrx ssrzanfz.d unfier the eor-
Fy5sd Is suhSecs to taxstior- Tins atdrnaa
the chauesii rs dseisssn. The attachments
aza0unted to Sir Col liabilities. and haunan-
A aassss ahuur sAgedc.
Postns ester GersrsI Gresham zsys If the
bill prsVsdi.z for a nssssfd.a building in
every town hav az g 800 nnabiEants is
snaended 81 IS To- 1 nit the cost of hal build
mig ia each case to SIS, aeft} and provide that
tkeF shall be erected RaSer the supervision
OF the pt1atn.ssssr g~elerat- be VIII approve
II Hizf the aUthor Ct the Bill. Says II will
be SO xraended and passed.
/ II is stafet ca reliable authority tia
Enited States Clrcnss Judge Thomas Drum
nsond VIII rstTse thss geas. At the close Ct
February shis year DrumMoaa viii havs
cnElptessd bis th~irsy-foufrh year on the
federal bench. This service entities him
u:der the recent refirisg set Of congress, &C
! f1tt pap Tor the ress OF his natural life.
On the evening Of the soeh the president
1 Will givs . dinner 70 the 1ssnahers Of tia
cahFnet, the prssfdsns OF tho senate and tie
/ up aber OF the house, With the ladias Of
give . fiEEsf 70 yenIterzle- on the evening
OF the 3fst, entertaining the members Of the
cabinet.
| Er-Csrsresauaan Rebsaoa WINS examined
By the susconrittes Of che house connmfa
tee on ccnunta investigating the rsrsova
ct ernpioyes OF sAe Las. c1nxrssS- de tulli
corronsrxtesa the tsstfraasy given by Tys oa
aat said tae rssiguatiof1 Of the tater hsf
nees 6enaanaed by ex-5peaksr ksiisf-
Hon Milo White WILL introduce . bill II
tie house sranting . pension OF o. pc
snn1th to all who served e tina army du>
ing IN late war who were aiaAhisd, ass
III ger month To al who we're disabled b,
reason Ct wounds received while In Ia,
SERVICE
TIE argument WIS concluded IN the Uni
tod aGstas supreme court on the petition "a,
. haheas corpus for the Eesrgfa k1kfux
SsEietsoe Phillips appeared for the govern
n1ens ECO axyesd that uaitsfS sfsa circuit
curt had tult ! risdicston In the case
The ChMese new year Was celebrated a
the Chinese lezasIor recently by . secef
tiou stTeaa by the Chinese Llinfsser, Choti
Tsao Ju. which WIS attended BY = iafg
nnnane- VI psrsons.
Il Eaton. member o ffhc house comrnists
On naval sifafrs has changed places wit
Gsorgs y Wise, .aaerrb.r Of the commute
IN f~orSis-a stfsffs.
Secretary FolEer reports 81a. - SEQ
gold deposited ia sxchsnga tor csrt1ncats
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27

BOARD AND LODGINGS; also pleasant
ID rooms to rent, furnished, at SIS South En-
rcnsmense, sl d'es-et'
II pSr-A ynlusble blsrk and white shepherd
II aaE, HeusiuE leather collar Return same
Or eveinibrrnaton and lie rewarded by Trix
foots, city. ks di6t-6ts
CfEC1AL sale Of iots-I1l, rs Main street,
- g.. A2 Waco street. Ia Wichita street. lbs
Court street, l3s Chisholm street, ali in the city
proper call early to secure any of these lots
as they are going To be cold quickly.
dla.-u BUNSkfI 4 RoYs.
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Foreign.

Sixty houses have been destroyed by fire in the
town of Montgreland, in Auyergne, France.
Count Karolyi. Austrian ambassador to Eng
land, is dangerously ill He is suffering with in
hammation of the lungs
The report is published at Dublin that the
Garmoyle- FOrtescue case has been finally set
tied Miss Fortescue receives 1928, 900 and sur
renders the letters in her possession, including
those of Lord Cairnes.
Merchants and bankers of Alexandria have
presented Il memorial to the government asking
that vigorous measures be adopted to suppress
the brigands who securing the provinces pill
Laying property and firing upon people.
Admiral Courbet has recommended operations
at Kelung, holnbarding from one of the heights,
the Chinese retiring Two engagements were
also had in Tonquin. one with 1000 Chinese, who
were driven back with great loss. The French
loss was Insignificant.
A boy, ten years old, who is the sole survivor
of the party attacked at Maamtrasna some time
ago, has just been interviewed by party in re
laton to the tragedy. He declares that at the
time of the murders he was awakened by blow
on the head and that he saw only one assailant
whose face was disguised.
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In saloon row, on Saturday night Joseph
Rhinehart was shot in the arm by some un-
known person
Richard S. Newcombe and James G. Smith
have been appointed receivers of the Bankers
| and Merchants Telegraph Company.
Alfred Carroll, a young colored boy, has
brought suit against Gardner Speaks and Fran.
els Perrigo for 50 900 damages for alleged cruel
treatment aud abuse.
Levinia Logan, aged seventeen, who lives at
Ne. 40 South West street, has been declared in
sane, the result of religious excitement and
griof over the death of her sister
Frank Jameson, jealous negro. shot his wife
three times. Saturday night on account of her
relations with man named Frank Thompson.
1t is thought the woman will recover.
Henry c. Bartmore, of Lewisville, Ind, was
robbed of sos by highwaymen, on Louisiana
street. near the street railway stables, on Friday
night, while going to the Union Depot
The Citizens National Bank of this city, after
an honorable business career of twenty years
duration, has decided to close out its business
at the expiration of its charter the LIST of No
vember
The sanitary officer at Terre Haute. DR.
Grape, reports to the State Board of Health
that there are six cases of smallpox at Prairie
town, in Nigo county, and that there has been
one death
Judge Taylor has granted the petition of re-
ceivcr Wallace to be allowed to sell the real es
tate of Fletcher q Sharpe at auction. and to
take claims against the bank to the amount of
40 per cent of their face value in payment
The deposition of John V. LeNIoync. taken
for the defendant in the Blaine Sentinel case,
was received by the clerk of the United States
Court from Chicago, yesterday, but, with the
other dispositions, remains sealed until the at
torneys in the case move that they shall be
made public.
The first of the Joint debates between Hon w.
II. Calkins and Hon Isaac p. Gray rival candi-
dates for Governor, will take place at Fort
Wayne, on Tuesday afternoon, and the success
i've debates will be at Greensburg Thursday:
Terre Haute, Friday, and Lafayette GU the fol
lowing Monday The arrangements for the de-
bates are as follows: Messrs Calkins and Gray
will alternate in making the opening speeches,
each Of which will be one hour and fifteen min
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State Ticket.

GovERNoR-WIIIILAAI H CALKINS, of La Porte
county.
LrEUTExANr-G ovERNoR-EUGE H. BUNDY, of
Aeury county.
SECRETARY OF STATE-ROBERT MITCHELL, of
Gibson county.
AUDITOR OF srArE-BRUCE CARR, of Orange
county.
TREAsURER OF STATE-ROGER R. SHIFL, of
Marion county.
ATTORNEY. GENERAL-WIILIAM C. WILSON, of
fTippecanoe county.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT FIFTH DISTRICT
EDWIN P. HAMMOND of Jasper county.
REPORTER SUPREME CoURT-WILIAM M.
MOGGATT, of Warrck county.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
23ARNABAS c. HOBBS, of Parke county.
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THE STATE CANVASS.

Republican meetings will be held in the State
iand addressed as follows:
HON. W. H. cALKINs AND HON ISAAC p GRAY
candidates for Governor, will hold joint discussions
es follows:
Fort Wayne Tuesday, Oct. 7, p m.
Lafayette, Monday; Oct. 49, p. m.
Greensburg, Thursday, Oct. 8, p. m.
Tsrre Haute, Friday, Oct. 10, p m.
HON W. H. CALKrNs,
Republican candidate for Governor will speak as
follows:
Brazil Saturday Oct IL afternoon
Thorrtown, Wednesday,, Oct 8, afternoon
HON. W. H. CALKINs AND CHARLES L. HoLsTEIN
VIII speak at
Munce, Tuesday Oct. IA afternoon
COnnersvile, Wednesday, Oct Is, afternoon.
Nashville, Thursday, Oct. 16, afternoon
Greenfield, Friday, Oct. II, afternoon
Shelbyville, Saturday Oct. Is, afternoon
Madison, Monday, Oct. 20, afternoon
East Enterprise, Tuesday, Oct. 81, afternoon.
Crawford county, Thursday Oct. 90 afternoon
Princeton, Friday. Oct. "a afternoon.
Evansville, Saturday, Oct %, afternoon.
HON. BENJAMIN HARRISON
VIII speak at
Brownstown. Tuesday, Oct. 7, afternoon.
Seymour, Tuesday, Oct. z. night.
Shoals Wednesday, Oct. 8, night.
Owl Prairie Thursday, Oct. g. afternoon.
Washington, Thursday, Oct g. night.
Vincennes, Friday, Oct. 10 night.
Worthngton Saturday, Oct. IL afternoon.
Osgood Wednesday, Oct. is, afternoon.
Crawford county, Thursday, Oct 10, afternoon
Perry county, Friday, Oct. IT, afternoon.
Evansville, Saturday Oct 1S, night
Gonnersville Monday Oct 20, afternoon.
Wayeland, Tuesday, Oct. 21, afternoon.
Terre Haute Wednesday, Oct. %, night
Wiiamsport Thursday, Oct. %, afternoon
Delphi Friday Oct, "a. afternoon
MOnon, Saturday, Oct. 25, afternoon.
hon. j. B. FORAKER, GEN. c. H. GRosvENoR,
HON. CHARLES H. BLACKBURN,
Df Ohio, will speak at
Greensburg. Saturday, Oct Is. afternoon.
HON. WILL cUABAok
Will speak as follows
Thorntown Monday, Oct. 6, Z p. m.
Hamilton, county, Tuesday, Oct. 7, 7p.m.
Hamilton G county "Wednesday, Oct 8, Up. m.
Economy, Friday, Oct. 10 afternoon.
Boone county, Monday, Oct, Is, night.
Boone county, Tuesday Oct IA night
Montgomery county, Wednesday, Oct. IS night.
Carthage, Tuesday, Oct 81, afternoon.
HON. OLIVER t. MORTON
Viii speak as follows:
BriidgetOn Wednesday, Oct. 8, afternoon.
Sullivan, Thursday Oct g. night.
Vincennes, Friday, Oct. 10 night.
Oakland City. Tuesday, Oct IA.
0wensburg, Wednesday, Oct. 10, afternoon.
BloozxSeid, Wednesday, Oct. Is, night.
Worthington Thursday Oct 16, night.
Bowling Green, Friday Oct. II, night.
Clay County, Saturday Oct. IS, afternoon.
Clay County, Saturday, Oct 1S, night.
HON. PHILIP RAPPAPoRr
Will speak in German at
Ripley county Tuesday Oct Z night
Ripley county, Wednesday, Oct 8, night
Ripley county, Thursday, Oct. 8. night
lawrenceburg, Tuesday, Oct. ID night
Dearborn county, Wednesday, Oct. 10 night.
Odenburg, Thursday, Oct. Is, night.
RehmOnd, Monday, Oct. 20, night
HON. WILLIAM C. WILSON,
Candidate for Encouragement will speak as follows:
Romaeyi Monday, Oct 6. night.
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THE POLITICAL CALENDAR.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.


National Ticket.
PREsrDENT-JAAIES G. BLAINE, of Maine.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. LOGAN of Illinois.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
State at large-AIilo S. Hascan of Elkharti John NJ.
Butler of Marion
First District-James C. Veatch, of Spencer.
Seeond-William B. E9berts of Sullivan.
Third-,Iohn G. Berkshire, of Jennings.
Fourth--Wilam D. Ward of Switzerland
Fifth-Marshall Hacker of Bartholomew
Sixth-Josah E. Melette, of Delaware.
Seventh-Thad S. Rollins, of Marion.
Eighth-Elias S. Holiday. of Clay.
Ninth-James NJ. Reynolds of Iippecanoa
Tenth-Truman F. Palmer, of White
Eleventh--James +. Elliott, of Howard
Twslfth--Joseph D. Terrell, of Lagrange.
Thirteenth-L. W. Royse of Koscusko
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LiRine Now Lilo.

rheumatism loves to riot in a body Weighted
with years Until the discovery of AthlophorOs
there was nut little hopes for the aged who were
victims of the disease. But now Mr.. Wesley
Lift. Cedarville Ohio, writes: Took Ath-
lophOros as directed ana find | am well of rheu-
natism. I am sixty-fve years old and was get
ting stiff in my joints and limbs. Now l am as
clear of rheumatism and stiffness as ever was
in my life. Consider AthlophOros the greatest
and best medicine ! ever heard of"
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THE CANDIDATES CoNTRAsrED.

MIR. Blaine has what may be called the
American in stinct.-GEo. VIM CURTIS, in Harper 5
Weekly, Nov. 3, 1881.
''E have no personal grievance with Gov.
cleveland. shall speak from the record,
srnd will ask to be Ostracized from all decent
society if can not point to corruption stalk
ing straight to the door of the executive man
piOn and knocking at the door and coming
out of the door, with all that corruption
lsOnght at the expense of the people. If can
mot prove that brides known to fail in the As
senbIy in 1888 were placed near MIR.
'Gioveland that if he does not have the money
,Ils can get it at any time-if can not prove
chat am not what L profess to be."-State
Senator Grady before the Tammany Committee, Sept
%. 1884.
SIS there any good reason why Hendricks
should be selected from forty-five millions of
people to be the possible head of a Govern
znent which he did his best to destroy?"-GEo
w CURTIS IN 1876.
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TILE LIBEL ON MRS. BLAINE.

1t [the libel on Mrs. Blainel is the basest and
Aoulest job of scoundrelism that ever found its
way into an American canvass.-Louisville
Coufier journal
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utes long The answer Of the opponent is to be-
one hour long, and the gentleman who opened
the argument will close in ffteen-minutes
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

We are confronted with the Democratic
party, very hungry, and, as you may well be-
dieye, very thirsty; party without single
definite principle; party without any dis
Hinot national policy which it dares present to
hhe country; party which fell from power as
n conspiracy against human rights, and now
attempts to sneak back to power as a con-
spiracy for plumber and spoils.-GEo VIM.
CURTLs june s. 1884.
'E killed Print Matthews. told him not
ito vote, and he voted and killed him. 1t was
mot me that killed HINT was the party If
llsd not been a Democrat L would not have
Killed him. 1t was not me, but the Democratic
party; and now if the party is mind to throw
zne on, d-n such party.-E B. WHEELER of
Hazehurst Miss afterwards elected Marshal by the
Democratic party,
have carefully observed the attitude and
movements of the Democratic party for twenty
wears. In my judgmentith has learned nothing
aud forgotten nothing. So far as lean perceive,
81 is not only swayed by the same principles,
bot, to a large extent, guided by the same
Snsn.-PREsIDENT CAPEN, of Tufts College, Mass,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-06

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EDUCATIONAL.
LAM School d the Cincinnati COLLEGE,.

The Fifty-second Annual Session begins THURS
DAY, October 10, and continues until the end Of
May following. For particulars, etc, address the
Dean, JACOB D. cox, Cincinnati. o.
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Indianapolis.

In saloon row, on Saturday night, Joseph
Rhnehart was shot in the arm by some un-
known person.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6,
HON. A. J. BEvERIDGE,


Of illinois, will speak at
Monticello, Monday Oct g. night
Logansport, Tuesday, Oct. Z, night,
Camden, Wednesday, Oct. 8, night.
Upton, Thursday Oct 8, night.
Arcadia, Friday. Oct. 10 night.
Marion county, Monday, Oct l3, night.
Laurel, Tuesday, Oct. IA, night.
Buena Vista: Wednesday, Oct, Is, afternoon.
Carksburg, Thursday, Oct. l6, night
Wadron, Friday, Oct II, night.
Irvington, Saturday, Oct. IS, night.
HON. DANIEL p. BALDWIN
viii speak at
Harrison county, Monday, Oct G. night.
Harrison county, Tuesday, Oct z night.
Harrison county, Wednesday, Oct. 8, night.
Harrison county, Thursday, Oct, ., night.
Harrison county, Friday, Oct. 10, night.
Harrison county, Saturday, Oct l, night.
Remington, Tuesday, Oct. IA, night.
Rensselaer,, Wednesday, Oct. Is, night.
SS9I Ridge Thursday, Oct IL, night
Wheatield Friday, Oct. II, night.
Lowell Saturday, Oct. Is, night.
HON. GORGE W. STEELE.
Candidate for Congress- will speak at
Miami county, Monday Oct. g.
Miami county, Tuesday Oct. 7.
Miami county, Wednesday, Oct. 8.
Howard county Thursday Oct, 8.
Howard county Friday, Oct 10.
Howard county Saturday, Oct IL.
Adams county, Monday, Oct Is.
Jay county Tuesday Oct. ID
Jay county, Wednesday, Oct 15
Jay county, Thursday, Oct. 6.
Trenton, Friday Oct II, night.
Dundee, Saturday, Oct. Is afternoon.
Montpelier, Saturday. Oct. 49, night.
Wabash county Monday, Oct. 20.
Wabash county Tuesday, Oct. 81.
DIR. LEVI RITTER
Will speak at
Kokomo, Wednesday, Oct. 8, night
Marion, Thursday Oct. 8, night.
Pendleton Saturday, Oct 10, night
HON. THERoNP KEAToR
Candidate for Congress will speak at
Sycamore, Tuesday Oct. z night
Pashan Wednesday, Oct. 8, night.
Van Buren,, Thursday, Oct. 8, night.
Greenfield Mills, Friday, Oct. 10, night
Valentine, Saturday, Oct. IL, night.
HON. THOMAS C. FLETCHER,
Of Missouri, will speak as follows:
Charlottesville, Monday, Oct. 6, night
Danville, Tuesday, Oct. Z, night
Greencastle, Wednesday, Oct. g. night
Tere Haute, Thursday, Oct. 8, night.
HON JOHN o. CRAvENs AND HON. W. S. HoLMA
VIII hold joint discussions as follows:
Versailles, Tuesday Oct z. 2 p. m.
Rising Sun, Wednesday, Oct. 8, p. M
Nevay, Thursday, Oct. ., 2 p.
NJ - a.