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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

made . splendid and creditable show
ing. The pupils IN the public exer.
cises acquitted themselves admirable.
George Hill, colored, and Young
man well known here, was brought In
under arrest this afternoon by Deputv
sheriff Kendall, charged with theft Of
cattle near Tioga, waived examination
ana placed under bond OF $500.
To-day the colored people celebrated
their emancipation anniversary In the
grove northwest Of the city. They
marched in procession around the
square led by a number on horses fol.
lowed by the music which consisted of
TWO violins and two guitars; women
ana children followed ON foot.
a gentle rain lasting several hours
visited this section this morning.
Postmaster Gaincr has commenced
the erection Of u handsome brick resi-
dence ON the corner of White and Hill
streets.
Miss Alice Goble of Dallas is visiting
in the city.
Miss Alice McEwen, the accom-.
plished teacher In the art department
otthe seminary, leaves in the morn.
ing for Mississippi to spend the vaca.
ton, Miss Mary Davidson accom-.
panying her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
BOWIE.
Unfortunate Injuries Sustained BY 4
fcung Msn-The Wool season.
Closing Exercises Of the Bowie Fra
scho,l-Bowie Newspapers,


BowrE, June l8.--DurInv tho mast
week we have been favored with hot
airy weather, interrupted only by a
slight shower on Sunday and a harder
one yesterday, but doing no special
harm, and the first being an advan.
tage. The effect of favorable weather
on crops is telling. Corn Is shooting
up into silk and tassels, and In places
full OF young ears. Wheat, oats and
miiiet have matured and look finely,
ana cotton Is recovering from the cf.
Iects OF excessive rains; IL being cleaned
out ana In most places looks well. The
cradle and thresher have been husy
during the last few days. The stand
OF wheat Is thin com paratively, but
the grain Is large and OF an excellent
quality, Altogether, the prospect for
crops Is highly encouraging.
n serious and almost fatal accident
occurred here a few days since. Mr..
George Springer, u highly esteemed
Young man residing here, while wall.
ing up well for DIR. Riley, and about
ten or twelve feet from the bottom
stepped and fell, getting seriously
bruised upon the head. left arm and
otherwise hurt. He was rescued alive.
but for three or four days remained nm.
conscious. Though his condition Is
improved, II Is stu critical, with the
chances for recovery against him. The
head was considerably crushed, peces-
stating u trepanning operation. and the
removal OF pieces of bone and blood
ciots, which was performed by DIR.
iuiey, assisted by the Drs. Sumpter,
bettis ana winston.
Inc Key, Dr. Little, travelling evan
geist OF the Old School Presbyterian
cnurcn OF the United states, on sun
uay night last, organized u church OF
mat denomination Mt this place, under
favorable auspices.
Our high school closed for the term
on last Friday with appropriate eNer-
cises, After an examination listing
several days, and which l am informed
was highly crcditableto the school and
lis teachers, an interesting pro-
gramlne was gone through with In n
manner which was gratifying to the
patrons aud public generally. It II
but simple truth and justice to Profs,
Rosser and Kelly, conducting the
school, TO state that they have done
their whole duty and In most ell.
cient manner done good work and
Snade u substantial progress towards
establishing permanent, thorough
high school.
Your correspondent was recently
shown some splendid specimens Of
peaches raised near Bowie, comparing
favorably with any from Denison
or elsewhere In North Texas. They
| were grown by Mr.. Joe II. Hendricks,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
ms EXPOSITION.
{, Peak Urges the Forma
-. 1,ounty Association.
-, from State Commissioner
||!ssst-Immediate Action
Imperative.

roar WORTH, June 49, 1881.
,soi the Gazette.
4 rou herewith communica.
4 cOl. Elliott, chief commits
nom stale Of Texas to the
,,austrial exposition ut New
m request that you publish
Il, interests involved. Our
~ become alive to the i'm.
4 these interests. Other
!, Ommunities are moving in
a, NV advices from New
ss,Sicstc that beyond the Mis-
sstide.spread, interest pervades
mople, and that their effort ,
X most magnificent results.
,shooyes our people to begin
.'rt in this direction. The
M must not be lost-we can.
e organization, then, of a
,cnsiiion society be at once
There are several gentle
elty and county who may
Ike the lead in this
son, A dozen gentlemen
silIate tho movement,
ii q meeting of the
I5sproll additional members.
: by the selection OF capable,
|ssrs, and then go to work.
Enuch to do and the material
srut US.
m crude suggestions / offer,
IN. but others NAV improve
| When the committee is or
|Ian furnish them the requi-
{,uaiion in the form of circu.
Etherwise as to a proper pros
N the work in hand.
tyet have the ladies moved Ia
m We see by the papers
4 have formed and are form
auxiliary societies in every
A city in the state. II is not
hthat they await the comins
|se from abroad to perfect
k,ulration. / know of dozens
|;B who are amply prepared
|rcrk. Then urge them, Mr..
| b take at once the requisite
! s forward movement. We
4 them in the beginning by
matlon touching their work
I'VE received, and as may be
tthem.
y formation of the county
Eould suggest that the entire
+ h invited to representation
| he names of the more intslli-
enterprisins gentlemen Of
|alcommunities.
written these imperfect lines,
)m, from the sick chamber
have been confined for sew
ks and may not very soon
10 take an active part i'm
Undertaking, but our enter
|iilens should at once interest
b and begin by the imme.
PISTON of a County exposition
Very respectfully,
G. M. PEAK,
Fsloner OF the Sixth Con-
1 District.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
n ELLIOTr'S LETTER.

Wv ORLEANS, LA, June 10, 1891.
PAX, Commissioner Sixth District.
sla-Let me again urge upon
absolute necessity for the
f'mation ofcounty exposition
Fllhin your district. With
all will be in chaos, and Texas
her exhibit next winter;
al believe | can have her tD
sthe first state in the list of
1 desire that the district
'aer shall have the credit of
PANT work of county organi-
THAT the county commits
nall have the credit of
alolted work in par
These county societies
Eloyou promptly or TO me
you may please, always
sseconnly commissioner when
aeiact of their organizations,
inown to me here, / will
alnem direct all the requested
= Information, and at the
IN September or later will
y offerings. This immense
Foe systematized, and this
way l can undertake to
Very truly,
JOHN +. ELLIOTT.
hpers please publish.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

CORSICANA.
Emancipation Celebratlon-The Gas
Works 10 be Built by Little
Rock Capitalists.

Special 10 the Gazette.
CoRsrcAYA, June 10 -Emanclpa-
ton day was celebrated by the colored
people, who came from all paris OF the
county to participate. FllIy 5000 were
present. They were addressed by sew
eral Of our candidates.
Oar citizens, who seem to be
under the impression that the
parties from Fort Worth who proposed
to put up our gas works have gwen ny
the idea, are now corresponding with
Little Rock manufacturers In regard
TO having the works put In.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
PARIS.


MARROW escape from Dr0wniUg-Thc
Coming Masonic Celebration.
Special TO the Gazette.
PARIS, June l9.-While number of
boys were bathing yesterday evening,
Bob McBath, the young son of MIR.
j. McBath, went beyond his ,lepth
and but for the timely aid of Quincy
Redding would have undoubtedly
drowned, The boy was sinking for
the third time when Quincy iumped
into the water without waiting TO re-.
move his clothing and rescued him.
The scholastic census Of our city
develops the fact that there are ,807
children within the scholastic age,
900 white, 600 colored. This Is an
increase of 800 over the census OF last
year.
Mr.. Theodore Nussbaumer and Miss
k,ssel of Dallns were married mt the
parsonage of the Cumberland Pr.sby-
urian church at 4 o'clock p. m. on the
18th.
The Masonic fraternity are preparing
IRA great day on June "a. A monu-
ment is to be uncovered In memory OF
The first master OF the lodge at that
place. Hon. }. q Chenoweth will de.
liver the address.
There will also he general rally OF
the candidates of both Red River and
Lamar counties Mt that time, Hales.
boro being ON the line of the two
counties.
The mayor has issued an order re.
quiring upon the part Of citizens q
general cleaning up of alleys, closets,
etc. He is determined 10 enforce the
order. This should be attended to at
once. The only fear that we have il
TINT the air Is already charged with
malaria. 1t Is passing strange that
our business men and heads of families
Will allow refuse of all kinds TO accu.
mulate about their premises, when IL
is known that cleanliness Is an abso-
lutte condition of health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
MARS HALL.
Death OF an Old Cltlzen-Thc Colore,
Celebration,

Celebration.
Special TO the Gazette.
MARSHALL, June l9.-Osr colored
felIow-citizens have celebrated this
,t ths aipet sssa2tnhzss9pqlv eNHl2tzggk
rHer. = a grand procession headed by
the Marshall brass band paraded the
streets to Union park where speech
making, games and social amusements
were the order of the day.
d.. j. p. Tu'lls, an old, honored and
much respected citizen, died this morn
ing. He had only besn sick IA few
days. The doctor was for long time
an active minister in the Nj. l.. church
until his voice failed him, since which
time he has been prac!iclngdentistry
in this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
CIRCULAR NO. 8.

AVE- Os
~ ORLEANS, la, June "A, 1884.
aoflhe Gazette.
asgaln urge upon you the
Mlhe Immediate formation
exposition societies. In
apeilence confirms me in the
sAl! Is by this means alone
' %s lor the collecting of n suf-
"uht OF exhibits and the
aaer Of arranging them for
aseomipg exposition.
-. ssss 8 seRssItsa seIyyslss's
"a. IAN be fully, impartiaify
presented. | furthermore
,equest you to make
report 10 me, at
auquarters. of the or
" these societies. when the
IlsSs perfected, and to advise
IuislsW .iue as near As posi-
ls ~ proposed to be exhib-
s,, soe shapes in which they
sas ny Intended for competitive
4 soe distinctly SO marked,
iSsI companled by advise
\ as Iequired entry fee.
m sua materials 10 the raw
10 the smallest possible
d,sIsever practicable, 1t is es-
s,'laole that raw materials
tihss y pint INTO products, as evil
tselu utility Of such materials.
~ age must be labeled with
name, address and the
Lass.m must be securely put up.
~ transportation without
Is ae.,p packing, unpacking,
|atra' 'Iioh in the building,
tihs expense Of the indiyid-
Nj. ssoclely transmitting for
|lutnas ,, practicable, county
|aniass Texas state building"
fSisa oy counties or by dis
|4ps ses VIII be received from
~, y the commlssioner-in-
|k Ri, :, me q 10th of September
b,suI October next.
4 N me receiving from the 80.
\ A., articles will be estab-
IL snvenlent points on the
NJ th sveral railroads. In tue
~ following points are
lhtoniipositories, viz: Hous-
|4liIsrano Austin, Waco, Fort
sue Dallas. Marshall and
SsII.ssioner requests that the
Ilo Il, Shall obtain and for
ana ~ city and county maps
ssorss, all descriptive clrcu-
sn.'es and OF the state.
nat the photographs
fu,,., and Of Texas scenery,
u' snail be loaned or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

Ladies approve Of your smoking
Little Joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

Horace Treadwell VS.. Tue SIate,
Walker county. That one Of the
Jurors trying the cause was too deaf TO
near, the evidence comes too late IN
motion for new trial. Affirmed. Pr
curtain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20

p 1ss, especially for Trs aAzsrrr nv \
Jackson Reporter OF the Amelia, !.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-20
wEATHERFoRD.
Hon. I. n. Roach Withdraws from the
Judicial Race.

special TO the Gazette
wEATHERFoRD, June 1e.-Hon. /.
N. Roach, for reasons satisfactory to
himself, announces his intention OF
Withdrawing from the race for district
Judge. Mr.. Roach has many warm
friends, both among the bar and the
people. who will regret this action on
his part.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07


In IN elaborate article Of muck detail
RrddsD0is scts icIth the commercial cor
diIion OF the country in the first quarter OF
tho present year. The number Of failures
was $3.50. Tho record shows that tie
creates. proportion OF commercial deaths
In any year occurs in the first quarter. Fer
the five years ending with 1883 the average
Of failures in tho iut quarter was - per.
cent OF the YEARS disnsteIs. This would
iJreteii Tor the present year lOi00 failures
against l0, 209 Inst year. In 1850 the number
wasl,35O, Commenting On this point Brud.
streets suya:
After The heavy colspsio in commercial
aud industrial lines which Characterized 1873
an outcome ofth!s nature wab to be expect.
ed. Tho prominent houses In leather, wool,
iron. piovsions, CottOI MD other dtIn't.
msnts Of trade wbc were forced 10 mex fowl.
edge insolvency l.1. year, did so only after .
lOUg pressure and combination OF cir, nm.
HtarCes which were net 10 BIZ always resisted.
After tha blow came, the patli OF that force
which took its origin In nm il lived
demand. 10 an .unWisN extension o.
, productive and distributing facilities,
became more easy to travel, aud the after.
train Ct miner casualties has since bsen col
Bpicuous There ~ NJ present. no way OF d..
terming the strength OF this iorcs-10 uisn
ner OF knowing the degree % which the
minor trades CT the country-anl they aum.
h0r about 81 par cent. CT the whol.-aava
been involved In the tide OF un X ise bushes:
methods. For this reason any attemp, to
gauge the duration and strength of the niteI.
clap OF commercial disaster by that which Is
gone before Is tut Is, As pointed ont above
guided by the record OF the past five years
the probable total OF failures for 1854
may exceed that OF the heaviest OF the list
1878. Yet such a result would in no way
iikeu the commercial healthfulne6y 10 that In
1873. AS pointed out Il number of times
heretofore, the cotumereial death rate Ia al.
ways greatest during periods OF trade de preg.
sion. L then, with the enormous increts So In
tho number OF traders throughout the cout.
try which has lsken place within thu past six
years-irom IN Increased population OF al
least 5000, 000-the list OF commercial des ths
barely exceeds TINT OF 1875. the death rats
par thousand" in business, as compared with
1873, will be much lower.
The came authority tird, tina. about s,
percent Of traders are doing buainees o.
$1,000 or lees capital, while Il smaller per
centsge OF traders Of this claqs ure-includec
in the failures, showing generally healthy
condition in the greater number OF tbs
commercial enterprises. OF the whole
NUMBER Of failures, rs percent were retail
traders, II percent manufacturers, 5 per
cent wholesale dealers, and the Remaining
Gpercent OF Il miscellaneous character.
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Some Of tbs kuperstitiuns that LOntrui
Kuigiiis III Chance.

Knights III Chance.
Exchange. H.. ... ft
"I've seen men who wouldn't ell down
to game when all the chairs but one
were full, and then again l've seen some
who wouldn't take the fret seat. Some old
crsnks wouldn't bet a cent OH anything IN.
less they had stone with hole In It In
their pockets. Then I've seen mon who
wanted \ cat In tho room, aud somo who
wouldn't play with adog near at hand, and
they ii,mly believe TINT It would be bad
luck for them 10 do It. I've esen mon sit
down III u game and buy stuck OF chipa,
and the next minute got them cARhed again
they would suddenly zee man with a
Gugef on his LETT hand miesiny and ,hst
would settle that game for them. One night
| remember there was biz game Of
poker In progress In certain place, and
several thousand dollars. had changed
hands. Ono man WAS about $1,000 ahead,
and was betting pretty heavy, The game
Ind been In p'ogress all night, and an the
forenoon advanced tina players became
hungry. The porter WAS called and peui
over to the fe3'aurant to order breakfast
Well, when 1t w.s ready one OF the wai,crp
brought 1t up 10 tho rooms, and the mo.
ment he entered the winner, who wAs An
old man, threw down his cards. Tho wait.
er was cross.eyed, and the old lnNn was au.
pers.itious. Thistime It seemed as II there
was some power in it. His luck changed
and he Lost everything he had before be
got out oil the game. In my opinion. how.
ever, 1t was simply q scarP. He cav the
cross eyed man, gave up for lost, played
recklessly md did lose, OF course.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

A fatal epidemic OF measles exists in thu
jail at Atlanta, Ga.
Poker has become the rage in the ladies
clubs in New York.
Boston capitalists, backed by $4,000
will soon commerce to work u gold min.
hear Charlotte, y. Z.
A minister ont west ADVERTISE: "Mstri-
mony made easy-Sl down, and balance
on monthly irs;a!lments."
Tho cent copper coin has gone into cir
cnla'on Il! Seattle, ". T.-heretoiore IN
head OF money denomination in those re-
gious.
milk led TO the cats Of the police station
Sc ~, Was Il recent bill audited BY the
board Of city auditors Of Syracuse, n. y,
recently.
The ordinary japanese bed consists OF Il
quilt spread on The floor, Il blanket with
Sleeves for coreret, and block OF wood
lora pillow.
In accordance with an agreement with
the TaxpaI crS' ASSOCIATION, the sheriff oil
Troy, \. y, dismissed III rty.two deputy
shelills recently.
Three larse devilfsh, two o. them meas.
usInr eight fee: belw een ,he tips OF the
tentacleH, were taken ut Anacortes, W: T.,
last week by some indians.
The highest wages paid in any OF the
new cities springing up around the Cr II
dAleEe mountain lie s. per day, nuu board
is worth from SEQ to $50 per week.
lsicyclis,s are to BIZ shut out from the
public roads OF most Of the couu,iea OF
Kentucky, in accordance with bill that
has recently been passed by the House OF
Representatives.
y, a recent contest IN swimming
school a. Manchester, Elsland Young
srlswam 600 times around the blth house
or y distance OF eight miles, while the best
swimmer among the boys made but 5O4
rounds.
The Swiss cnntons Of Glarus and Zurich
have Just voted for the re.cs,abishmpnt of
the deah penalty. Thee are the first two
OF the Protestant Cantons 10 take this step,
in which all OF the Catholic canto a. have
preceded them.
''ltb never too late to mend,r say the
people OF Berkshire, n. Y, who have Jus,
grafton, reminding them that there is an
opening Tor cobblers in their town. Al
present thare is but ono shoemaker there
To look nItor the soles OF $500 people
Boston .AdrerIiser.
An interesting experiment is 10 be made
by n DR.. 4 ng,n!s, Of Balm, VINO, in com.
pany with Dr. Chavenne, is about to visit
the Congo and the interior OF Africa. lis
takes with him Il photograph wherewith
10 Tx the speech and melodies OF hitherto
unkuown tribes, which, thus received by
the instrument, will DO forwarded to sc!en.
tiiic men in Germany.
Tho London Economist calls the Penn.
uylNania R,iIrosd Company "he greatest
railway company in the world" It Say,
thai the gross revenue OF the company and
its ollshoo,s is quite without parallel
either in the New or Old World. Iadecd,"
it adds, I've may satisfy say there ia no,
any joint stock company in the world
which his over controlled 80 large IN in.
come"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07

THAT Hacking Coueu can be 60 Quickly
cured by Shiluh's Cure. We guarantee II.
Will You 6uyyAa with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint shiloh's Vitalizor is guaranteed
~ cure You.
eLExPLsss NIGHTS, made miserable BY that
terrible cough. shiloh's Cure is the remedy
Tor you.
CATAERu CURED health and sweat breath
occurred by shileh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
70 cents. Nasal injector i,es.
For sals by McLaae Bros and A. T. Young
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TRAvELEis'H GUEEE,
Tra:us arrive snti depart IS ioi!ows--O!,y tin

Traius arrive and depart IS ioi!ows--C!,y time
baltimore & Oh!o--MLm L,SE-DEPA9T-
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9: Q. Div..t'l5 pu, ol5 q Il. 2:35 , N, Il:IU IN
". 7. Dir:-D.rsr- For pI;aburgl, 600 I n
and sos m; for Washington. pa. GEO smi 9Gs N
sos and 5:4s N. ARRIvE-ARin Lire-Io;l5 l
n. 1920 IN. $40 p m. $40 N. 4l5pr. d. o,
Dlv.-6:lo p m. 9:50a n, ::::5S n. W. p. Div
ARRlyE-From Pittsburgh, $50 m. and $50 D m.
from Washington. Pa, S00aad $50 N; lis and
6:80pm. ~.o
r, 9. & ST. L.-DxrAET-So7 a IN, e2 /. m,
~ p n, ~ ? NJ. A1hE7s-s:s7 4 N, ul2 { N,
S:b1 p N, ':01 n.
cleveland, L,irnin & yvheeIfnv,-pyr.sr
bridgeport ard st. C!ainville Accommodation, 921
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Cleveland q Pitt.bnrgh-DrpAnr- 9
n. u:dl m. El6 IN; Stcubenv!llc Acco,au,o!s.
ton s;2s m, SWelSyille Accommodation So3
m. AAMyR-l2:ls m, sos p N, s:4S p nj; s.cu.
benvtlle Accommodation 1923 N, We!isy!i!s Az
cnnm0dRsion &IsSm. az
Il. z. d g.. Isnilway-LEAvs gellsi,c for
WoodSheld and SumnerfcId At 500 a, m. and o.ii,
.. m. ARRIVE at Bcllairr At 9Iba m. and 5.gs " -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07

Do YOU wish freedom from aches, pains,
sorea,ctc.? Then purify the blood, strengthen
The urinary and digestive organs, build up
your broken down constitution by u.iug Or.
Guysotts yellow Dotk and Ears4parilla. It
Is gratifying to know ,hat among tho in.elli.
gent communities this simple, harmless, ye,
affective remedy sells faster than the many
humbug bl,ters, iron medicines and pretend.
ed kidney cnr's, all Of which 60 rapidly
weaken and ruin tl The n',; stomach I've, bocos
gans to unnatural activity. DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07

elsttsman, Samuel i. Tilden, that 1t would
ha in better taste II that paper would lot
up on TlIden, espl cislIy when It 10 remem.
htred how 1t yilihed and traduced him In
1850. Discuss live issnts and men, and do
70, attempt 10 drag a man from bis retire.
ment and peaceful lile who can at bes!
live but few Year,.
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Why IL IN ttluE.

FIl0NON HfH, IlJlNI1R IRIp.) M
West Virginia il Tor James G, Blaine b..
cause he was born On West Virginia soil.
Tho apot OF his birth was once part Of our
territory, but through some sAensneysu or
something else the line was changed from
near Pittsburgh to the present West Vlr.
ginia and Pennsylvania line. While We
gracefully Surrender the territory to tue
Keystone State, yet we hold on to our right
and title to The PIumed knight. lie is ou-s
aud we ore his. In other words, we ex.
pect to give him our six electoral vo.cs
mex. November. II not to him, to the Re.
publican nominee. r
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The Ln.t Lenr Upon the Tree.

rtitr Haud (R'p)
The New York delegation will be in
sructcd 10 vote as q unit. twill vote AZ
Chairman Manning tells 1t to vote. lie Ia
wisely keeping his candidate out Of the
turmoil and friction Of the preliminary
ranyass. Little Ia said or thought about
Cleveland yet. BIT the fact remains, and
Nc the tine approaches It will become i'm
prpes;yo and ovcrghsdowing that Cleve'
land 10 the only available candidate tina,
the Democratic party Possesses.
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phiadupdfa Tfma (iGd. Nm
The Springer committee must begin to
feel very proud OF itsei. It has made no
use whatever Of its great opportunities,
and tho witnesses It haa called have freely
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