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fEASk llri.D,. who has been renominatcd for
Congress, Il h0nestcr tlinn most Dcmocrat.. III re
ply ron petition from GV0 woal-gr0wers Of his dis
st, asking Tor arestoEs,ion Of ihc duties on wool
head that II every one OF his constituents signed
such petition he would nevertheless vote for II
still iutthcr re,iuctlon.-Chievo iater.0tcaa. tE
Mr.. Converse, also n Democrat, who
proposed to restore the duty on wool, has
been defeated for denomination. All Of
thisyis consistent. The Democratic party
isnota party OF protection, and except in
stronglyprotcctionist districts, and doesnot
profess to be. Among the wool growers
oiWest Virginia Democratic stumpers are
hungry for more wool. tariff. But til,
voters Of West Virsinia know where the
two parties stand ON the wool question;
they appreciate the valuo OF 4 sufficient
wool tariili,'2aiNl We expect to hear IRON
them in October and November. q
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CAMBRIDGE, Q, September 2 The fruit
Of the great debate last Thursday between
Gen.A.J, J,Wamer Democrat and; Dr. ].
RTaylor Republican, both Congressional
candidates, intllc presence Of 5000 people,
is becoming manifest Tho Guernsey,
Democrat, the Democratic organ ,of the
county and one OF the most influential
Democratic weeklies III the Seventeenth
Ohio district, in an editorial says that Tay..
lor showed Warnerto be a radical, and it
calls upon the Democrats OF the district to
repudiate him. The matter creates con-
siderable excitement. ~. &.
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NEWS IN DRIEF,

The Naval Court Of Inquiry into the
circumstances attending the sinking oi tho
'Tallapoosa. opened yostcrlay atltlle navy
yard near BOSTON. - .5j5 y
# Ounge and Catholic collisions On I, laree
scale. are reported from Chatca,, and Hen
ley Harbor, on the Labrador Coast. j h Fire
arms were freely used, Some We're re-
cdkilled and many wounded. It il
said a British warshlp has been dispatched
by tho Newfoundland Government 10 the
scene Of t.lmult, III \ .i.i' q;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03

IT looks us, though Henlricksfwants to
force Cleveland of the ticket and roll into
the first place; Having euchred McDon-
ald at Chicago lie doesn't enjoy playing
tail to the Cleveland kite. Tie impress
sion is that in the event of Clevcland's
withdrawal pr entirely new ticket would
be made. Hendricks himself isn't vim
ming golden opinions, and the "Frod''
issue isn't runnin. glorious course. u i,
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TnE Grsnbrirr Independent tproof against
the Supreme Court, urges the adninistra.
ton and Mr.. Baker to patch up a truce
''till after the campaign" The adminis-
tration is already down, and its slusgcr
says until it is pulycrized and dissipated
he will not let up. No truce till after this
comnaiun -s-s '41i = z-}FsS iTt3.i-tS Il
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I Wants Another Postpouen,ent,

& & WAsltlSGToS September see,-1t is iru,
mored here that General Swain, Who has
succeeded IN getting the court martial
postponed until November, will make an m.
other effort to have. II extended to some
date aiterSMaNh .itlt5 OF next year. The
Genera, as the story goes, thinks that this
administration lis against lim-not only
the President, but the Secretary OF War as
well, and thinks that he would be more
likely Ia get iain treatment from the next
administration. be its political complexion
what il .mny..!s ll5tj \
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03

JrDGE M\xwELL,as Governor, will obey
t.elaw which excmpts certain property,
not the executive order which dclies the
llw and taxes that property. That is u
shorter Gu, to what hepeoplc want thana
constitutional amendment sr.;.. 81
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Buticr ut Grand Rapids.

u GRAND RAPIDS, Mlcl1.T September .: =
General Butler arrived hero this morning,
accompanied hy;Nyll.s sPlympton; and scx-
Sena,orAmeS lIe5wps. met ut the depot
BY procession in carriages. \ Three or
four rtholsand pcopleiat theihotel awaited
Ills arrival. An hour or more Of the fore.
noon was given 10 an informal reception.
General Butlerspokes here this afternoon
aud at Muskegon this evening, w .5.l.55. .7si 3
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4 & Two Children Outragne>and Murdered. p
U&loy STAR, Mos September "a most
fearful crime was committed in the vicinity
Of Flag Springs, Andrew county, yester-
day Two little girls, children Of John
aged seven and nine years,
were oyertakenin the woods by unknown
parties and outraged. The r.vishers then,
iiisembowcled tho eldest child, afterwards
shooting her E.in;the head, aiteriwhich the
throat OF uleiyounsest was cut. Lynching
will be III order ii the parties are caughts
The whole country is aroused. s. g 4!
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RclIcf tor s,nrvinr Idte' vyorkpcot,ic

!; PErGrspunG, VA, September All the
| co,toniiactorics III this vicinity have stop:
|. ped work, throwing out n large number OF
men, women and children, many Of whom
arc suileringf for tho nccessarles Of life.
. Application will be made to the City, Coun.
cIl tor q special appropriation for relief o.
tbs sufferers, S3j II N,
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I7-TtITs s-I.IPs -.s
Posing rs n Curiosity.

= BlsMARcK, D. T.. September Sitting
Bull arrived, here Inst evening from Fort
.Yatesin co,,pany with several gentlemen
from St. Paul, whohaye formed syndicate
to exhibit the chief iii the principal cities
ii, the East and in Europe. This enter
prise is a,result OF the old mans desire to
add all he can to his earthly possessions.
He isvery greedy for money. His auto
graph he sells at one dollar copy, and
has sold hundreds :of them. He takes
with him about 81 900 worth OF Sioux Gu
riositics, consisting Of war bonnets, axes,
scalps, tepees, robes, ponies, trappings, &c.
lle>will be accompanied by his nephew,
One Bull. The Indian Department gives
its iull consent to the journey. The gen
temen who have set out in this novel
busine ,s have m abundance OF capital and
count on making great profits. Sitting
Bull is to have one-fourth; of the proceeds,
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lrMr. I. Willis Wilson is the friend OF
railroads that he processes to be-when he
is talking in railroad communicable
must play II very fine on the other people
when lie is talking in the back counties.
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Is 4 Milwaukee Blaine and Logan club,
numbering 1900, a third oi the members
wcre Democrats who at first flung up their
lats for Cleveland, and so the good work
MnnS of. II - - ~. - \ ~ 4
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Or course rammany will "cndorse"
Cleveland. But 'rammany moves in n
mysterious way its wonders 10 perform"
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In their fierce assaults on Ben Butler
the Democracy forgcts tha: the whole
Democratic party sang sonssof joywhen
he was elected Governor OF Alassachus-
ruttg - . ~ u ~ l-L-L- - 4.
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FLICK and I!rown onthc Supreme Bench
will never rcsor! to the manufacture Of
Law 10 uphold the dignity Of their court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03

FourSArELy the sheep vote and they
want more tariff wool on their backs.
Therefore they will vote for more wool
tariff. ,.,a,at 5E .+st' t''!
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TuEcstecme'l linton Herald is informed
that the lyrElLlcEScEn has no !" grievance
against the Supreme Court" 1t is the
people. grievance, and they will attend
IN il -,L-N-Lml. WV. 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-03
VERMONT 3. : !. !: |. { ELECTION.
'IIdlIr FALLING OFF IN THE VOTE
Hut Not TO ANY Alarming Extont--Thc Ro.
suit Entirely satisfnctory-Tho Green
Mountain State Gives u Slightly
Reduced Republican Majority " y

MONTPELIER, VI, September o.-No..
wlthstandins the slack canvass and lack
OF issues, It is believed q pretty full vote
viii be polled today. The vote will be
compared with'that. for Governor in 1880,
when the Republicans polled 47,SlS, the
Democrats 2l,ee45, and the Grcenbackcr.s
1000. The Greenbackcrs and Indcpcnd.
,ents both have tickets this year. The In.
dependent ticket is identical with tho Re.
publican, except for Governor and Lieu.
tenant Governor. Besides the State tick.
Ct, two members Of Congress and members
Of the Legislature will be elected. Tho;
new Legislature will elect successor 10
Senator Morrill,. The last Legislature had
LOU, lou Republican majority OH joint ballot,
Ia 8. THE fIlsTIsTunSs.i e III, II
] iWHirs RIVER JcycTIox, VT, September
9.-l'cturns from twenty-five towns give
Republican, 5,5o7; Rcdinston,
Detnroerat, se,2ei5; !; scattering 90. These
towns in 1880 gave Fnrnham, Republican,
$40; Phelps, Democrat, 1913; scattering
o.. 4 H ! 5
{.si.4i Il LATER RETURNS. Il N .r.s,E
WlIirE RIVER JuScrloS, VT, septem-
ber 2'-laj towns inavcrtuont give Pin.
gree s2,CsG; Eedinston, 1910; scattering,
eol. The same towns in 1850 gave. Farm
'lams5,e5l; Phelps, 1885 scattering, iao.
Z So far as the returns have been recciv:
ID in the First Congressional district,
Stewart, Republican, reciyed 1868; 81
mons, Democrat, AL ;iE kiddcr, Green.
Dack, 30l, and scattering 147.. !ill!.,5s4
In the Second district, Gront, Repub-
lean, receives 7,S47; Goddard, Democrat,
S,ls1; soule, Grccnback, SG; and scatter
ns !. The returns arc coming in
'l9wlr.9 burlington gives :Pingrcc i.tia:
md Redington i ,023, Redinston's
majority lll.ss This is the first time this
:ity has ever given i majority for the
Jeinocratic State ticket. {. a. Eibbar,l, I
Democrat, is elected Representative by i
majority OF 304. : lft5s G'sst
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cLEvELASp's FREE TRADE VIEWS.


As' A-hoEtS WIN SnhSrcs@Mcn Ill llu OF tlLc
= It Morrison lIill. -ltf
r BosroS, September IA great deal 81
attention has been attracted to- letter
from Henry L.'Nclson, private secretary
to Speaker Carlisle, which was printed in
the Herald yesterday. Mr. Nelson COLI
firms what Professor Perry, said about Mr.
Clevelands free trade tendencies. Speak,
Ing on this subject, Speaker Carlislo's pri-
vate secretary says t.There il no doubt Of
Mr.. Cleyclands position. lie is RS
thorou"hlyin earnest the cause OF rev.
en''e reform as his friend Mr.. Dorslieimer.
In the contest in Congress lust winter he
stood with Catlilscand Morrison andagain,,t
Randall. tits within my personal knowl.
edge that he wrote letters to New York
members Of Congress, urging them to vote
witlieMr. Morrison, both on! the question
Of consideration and on the motion to
strike out the enacting clause Of the MOT
rlson. bill. AT least one vote and perhaps
more were gained for the bill by these LETT
ters. Mr.. Cleveland isa reyennc rciormeE.
He Is us aggressive against protection as
any, OF the men who made MIR. Carlisle
Speaker and who worked for the Morrison
r. . y -
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Ghe qt,tel|.liigfl1tt,rIe'r'|, II !
ntlIce, No.. 70 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
Tug Supreme Court Judges will be the
wors, cut men on the ticket. And they
will all 90 down together. II :.
Mn. l,L.lSI's strenstl, Is in the allec-
,iona,c regard Of the people and tho solid
nlnionm on which he stands.

DoEs General Adoniram Jonadab War.
per desire to be hit again?' lle hai llne
Democratic majority to start with. (
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: = :
TIE VERY LATEST RETURNS.

Returns from Ia towns give Pingrcc,
Republican candidate for Governor, Q, Csc; !;
Ned.aston, Democrat, 1880; soulc, Green
backcr, 254; Stone; Independent and scat.
terins, l05, giving Pingree a majority over
alEof 12.273. The:-csimc towns in 1850
gave Farnham, Republican, 81, ,4o5; Phelps,
Democrat, 1850; giving ,Farnhamu Il ina.
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/ 81 g.-y.l II.sli ~ 'TII-glYIIl }s,. a.
TAYLOR COUNTY
Republicans Sominnte IA Ticket Tint Is Oon
Il N. siderod Inyincibls. = I
Special Dttpa!ch 10 he Initllipeicer. dt

III ". Z sfderod Inyincibis. M
Special Dtpa!eh 10 he Iaiellioaier. II 3l
GRArroS, September 2.-Thc largest and
most enthusiastic Republican convention
ever assembled in this county was held
here to-day. Perfect harmony prevailed
throughout. There seemed TO be II deter.
minstion OH the part Of all to nominate a
winning ticket, and with much good
hunor and enthusiasm; what is'acknow1-
edged to be the strongest ticket ever
placed in the field in this county, was
nominated. II Is headed by such nsmos
as Robert G. Gather, for Sheriff; Joseph
Marum,s for Prosecuting Attorney, and
David Powell, for Legislature, Many
Democrats c0lcedc It's election md Taylor
county Republicans claim'its election by
the largest lnajority ever given in the
county. Y h i;l-S .!j .yfiFEl} lgE
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stzzf """Ll sis of}}fHE VOTE. ,.E.-s,s, II
The towns not heard from gave in 1880,
for tlrnham q ,o45; for Phelps 1860,
making SsFarnl.am's majority 14,,7o5. Al
this rate the Republican majority for
Governor will be about 10000. S. ~ s:s
The Legislature stands: ys Republicans
y. democrats i Greenbacker, and i In.
dependent. = Twenty of the largest
towns, including burlington, Rutltnd,
and 81. Adams give Pingrec ior Governor
9,1B Reddinston, 5.454; Soule, 'llG. Pin.
gree's mgjority,S4, 1865 iii AZ ~ -.
3Ihe y Che same towns in 1850 gave Farnham
l0, SO; Phelps,5 ,429; ); Farnham's 2maiori.
y, owl ,showinsa n fallinSotr OF only i, ,a2s
in the. Republican, vote, and in the Demo.
cratic vote OF only p. ~ Il ris y: 5t5.
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Tins shows falling Off in the Rcpubli-
can vote from 1880, of 2,3so, and in the
Delnocratlcyo vote OF the sane year of ESQ. s
For CONGRESS III the First district Stew.
art, Republican, has 7,2237; Silnons, Dem
ocrLt, :,%,0; 5knldcr. .Grcenback, and scat
terlns, llS:A Stewards majority, 1896
III the Second district Grout, Republi-
can, hasla,l2l; Goddard, ,5,2il Cumlnins,
Greenback and scattering, 1l3y Grout's
minority. G. 1l1 y. II II - 4
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TERMS:

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Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
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~ See that y our tickets read via
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III. NJ. HOXIE,
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NO. Is.

renee.
The minutes Of yesterday were
read and approved.
On motion of Mr.. Barstow,
Resolved, That the President Of
the Police Jury be authorized to
settle with the Assessor for his SER
vices upon his completion Of the
rolls, by giving him certified &C
count for the same.
On melton of Mr.. Thornton,
Resolved, That the sum of 500,
or as much thereof as may be nee
:essary, be appropriated out of the
general fund of 1884 Tor the pur-
pose Of removing that part Of the
hedge on the river road between
Alexandria and John A. Williams
place, that has oyergrown and OBJ
structed the said road; and the syn
die Of said road is authorized to let
out the contract to the lowest bid
der in the manner prescribed by
law, and to receive the same when
done according to contract.
On melton of Mr.. Thornton,
Resolved, That whereas the Sher-
if Of Rapides has sued the Parish
for $l014.10, with interest thereon,
on account of a misunderstanding
between the Police Jury and him.
self in reference to a former con-
tract between them; now in oderto
amicably compromise the said liti-
cation, it is agreed that the said
Sheriff shall receive the sum Of $3.50
in full settlement Of said claim, and
and the suit dismissed at the Sher-
ifs expense,
And it is further Resolved, That
hereafter the Sheriff of Rapides Par
ish shall receive as compensation in
matters lthe keeping of
prisoners, conveying convicts to the
penitentiary, insane persons to In
sane Asylum, ard service Of process
from another Parish, and service Of
process or the performance of any
duty beyond the limits Of his own
Parish excepted the sum Of $1,000
per annum; provided that the said
Sheriff for summoning the general
venire shall be entitled to receive
he sum of 500 per annum and no
tmore.
A vote taken on the above reso-
luton resulted in five nays and
three yeas, and the resolution was
lost.
On motion the Jury then adj
journed until the first Monday in
December next.
F. SEP,
President P. ].
A true copy.
L. G.. SANFORD,
Clerk P. j.
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ALEXANDRIA, LA, OCTOBER 4, 1884.

follows: General fund, 81 mills;
bridge fund q mills; school fund, l
mill.
On motion of Mr.. Griffin,
Resolved, That the sum Of $25 be
appropriated out of the pauper fund
of 1884 for the relief of M. Wick,
and that j. G. johnson be appoint
ed his disbursing agent.
On motion of Mr.. Griffin,
Resolved, That the sum of s25
be appropriated out of the paupez
fund OF 1884 for the relief of Mrs.
Elizabeth Holland, and that J.. G..
Johnston be appointed her disburs-
ing agent.
On motion the Jury thenadiouun-
ed until 2 O'clock p. IN.
2 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
The Jury met pursuant to adj
tournament. Present---all the mem
bers at the morning session.
On motion Of Mr.. Swami,
Resolved, That the following
Clerks of Election be appointed to
serve at the election to be held on
the 18th of November next:
Alexandria precinct, W. W.
Wilmington, Jr.
Hayes precinct, A. II. Butler.
Tramway precinct, B. F. Scott.
New Poland precinct, Joseph Il.
Hatch.
Lecomte precinct, Tom Stewart.
Cheneyville precinct, A. D. Ha-
ward.
Calhoon's precinct, B. II. Dab
ney.
Randolph's precinct, E. W.
Wiley.
Hammock Church precinct, ORA
per Dixon.
Gum precinct, VIM. Hargrove.
Hineston precinct, P. A. Swami.
Union Church precinct, Don E.
Sorrelle.
Red Store precinct, I. d. Hen
derson.
Boyce precinct, George Neal.
Horns precinct, Calvin Collins.
Deloache's precinct, VIM. Bush.
Wells Store precinct,t T. S..
Smith.
Pineville precinct, A. David.
Boreland's precinct, S. B. Mer-
GER.
Holoway's Prairie precinct, T. G..
Barron.
Big Island precinct, S. W. Dan
iels.
Asa Bells precinct, CIR. Waters.
Labat's precinct, Kirby Smith.
On motion of Mr.. Thornton,
Resolved, That the report of the
for building a bridge
across bayou below Magruder lane
be received, and the bond Of the
contractor be accepted.
On motion of Mr.. Blackwell,
Resolved, That the report of the
Committee be accepted.
Claims approved by the Jury
amount to S994.99.
On motion the Jury then adjourn
ed until 8 o'clock tomorrow morn
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ST. JOHNS
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Manufacturing Pharmaceutical Chy-
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Alexandria, La.
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ALEXANDRIA, La, l
Sept. "a, 's4.

The Police Jury met pursuant to
adjournment. Present IF. Seip,
President; and Messrs. Barstow,
Blackwell, Griffin, James, Ran
dolph, Swami, Thornton and Law
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TASSON, John, Physician and
" Surgeon. Office at residence,
at the head of Beauregard street.
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NOTICE. = The Rapides Grove
Benevolent Association No. /, af-
ter due consideration, have this, the
Both day of September, 1884, alter
a mutual agreement, disbanded.
The pubic is hereby notified of the
dissolution of this order, which was
generally called and known as Ra-
pides Grove. By order of the order.
j. H. DENNIS,
LOUIS L. PORTER,
Ell. j. WRIGHT,
Committee on Notification.
Our Parish Executive Com
mittee should commence to stir
themselves, and wake mp the voters
throughout the Parish. We can't
afford to poll small vote this cleo
ton; the Democrats will elect their
President this time sure. So let it
not be said that Rapides fail to do
her duty.
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CARDS.

A NDREWS g. FOSTER, (James
N Andrews, z. ID. Foster,) At
tMneys at Law. Office, corner Of
Second and Washington streets, Os-
f,mr building.