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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-03


WHEELING AssS Sp G44HssI'iDss Ao0oA'
Leaves wheeling ~ = - n N bsuAire AVE-
Sleeping car, Wheeling 20 Indianapolis. vie
city NJ ?>6 y. m. daily, arriving a. indiAnAp.
Ibfeush co,ch On train No. Z. leaving
Wheeling 81 9a5 a. Nd, arriving ~ Columbus
B. a B. ni.rpins Can On oil through trsina
f.Oso oonn sctions mAds for 81 points south
nd Sootiiwest. North And rorth wcst ,mstiBs
moving 70 the great " ea. ard - WHOM pafti.
Ticksis 70 all pr1noiTsi points On sale std.pot
t!e%piDg Oar scooni m Odstinns can b sscuf'
rBos. Il. n hhAss. Ti'ks' Al" d! 80
;oTs z.Lt .ss r sa.s s s. CITY One.
WI. MEHYHIs. II. OFT.
3. T. DEvkiEa, Cen Agent, Whaling.
WHEELING AND PITn,HUR9H DIvBioH
On md affair September ~, iss5. pssasnss
trains VIII run - follows. WISHING uinsi
DGpARrrEy.
For Pi,tsbuIsh--ss40 - m. daily: sos .. n
FGr "a syp ingtop-sen q. N. daily; SfSa
NJ. ss5 r. m, bstj PIN. dhiy except SUNDAY.
For Tns-s. Dais-EO p, n. daily sxosN
Sunday.
IIEvAL6
Yrofn Fi,btvryh sss = 10. ally; 90 p
From " arlington --s,D d m. daily sxospS
sunday go q N: daily; las .. M. go p. -
daily 81 cept suEday.
Prom Thsdelphis-+;D p. m. daily sxesp
q X. LORD, General PasasneH Agent
TBOa. ~. RiE9, Genera. bup't
ED. SMITH, faAa- Ayt-, htisouryn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-03

Among the favorite designs for even
iny shoes are those having half high
heels and pointed toes cov.r.d with an
embroidery OF beads.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-25

land oFice II Mitchell D Tncc. f7th 1854.
Notice ii hereby given that the follawlng-naIned
nile lsgr sss q ms sa pSsiss - 4 m H. oI iassnt s;,a , f. n sa;,i.
Will he fisde before Probate Judge Brule
"a. ~ EiInball y 4. on January 2sth 1891, viz.
ses: ~ III H. i assl Z. IS. Hs l names .e shs re fol E,M :
wity,ssses To Prove his continuous resistance upon
q d snlti watson Of said lard, wa. S,..P i. Roberts
Dsfa I, Wasnsr'9 a.N y. ors gsa. H L, E 3; Isin Rs sf kin-
Ryan Atty.
I4ad Oiiico ut Mitchell p r Jan. 18th 1885,.
settler lss filed notice of his intention to make
i,al proof IN support of his claim, and that said
lrooe will be nude before Probate Judge Brule
CO. ut GJBhatlD T. on Feb. the 18th 1884, viz:
Ma..ais I'LL lid entry No. 2sa4t for the SIC Y
sie ra,nes the following witnesses To
prove her continuous residence upon ard cuiti-
pusaesl, thvea Smith, Thomas BURY, Kim
hall p.1. 80 Goo. B. Evc.itt Register.
Lard Office Mt Mitchell DIT jar. 18th 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the cliowiaf-ramed
settles has tiled notice III his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim ard that said
proof viii be nude before Probate Judge Brulp
Iossrt lid No. 2ls1 for tho NE i see. ~
10i-67. He the followi.s witnesses to
p oya ias cor tinuens res;dence upon ard cult
\, podwara, Robert Noaks ir., John Galiaher, 81
Kitnbnn ID. Z. Lib Geo. Il. .Esyeritt Register.
Lend Office Mt Mitchell DIT Jan. nth 1854,
Notice iS hereby Given that the following-nareed
sets3cr has fled rotiec OF his intention 70 make
proof will be made before Probate Judge Brule
to. mi KiInham d. Z. on Msrel, I'd 1874. viz: Louis
Compel u s Nh. ELSIE for the MI u sec. at-lla5
%. He names the following witnesses to prove
his cuntinsols residence upcn, md cnltivatioa
Of Haid lend, six: Albert Cruel, Vim. MsrGuett,
Gustay Ncbis, Henri aerold, Of Kimtsil D. u.
2-le-5 ueo. Il. Eyer,tt Register.
,Gurtis sa White Att.
land OAdce of Mitchell D.. Z. Jan. tthi 1884.
Noiice Is horby given thnt the fnllowiI g-pameI
settle has filed notice Of his intention 10 mas
final proof in support of l,is clnini, and that sGic
proof will he made before Probate Judge Brnlt
CO; at klmball p. Z, on MMeh Bird 1881. viz
William b. AfieeE DIS No 2.s5I5 for tho w " q
8. w. 4 Ser. 3 Up. los II. IS. He names# III,
following witnesseg to PROVE his continont
residences nnpn. ard cnltiTntien of said land
viz, Leonard Lindsay. Richard Gill, Wrl. +
Graham, Ella i. Chancellor of Kimbrll ID. L.
2-il Coo. b. Eyeritt Register.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-25
PlaTY RESPONSIBLE,

sfrlngescY il the money
E1nSatket Tesuits almost wholly from
stiic rselpab.! ican party Of gathering
as taxes ! hundred 81 i hundred and
fFty misll,on dSiiars more than needed
reta;aiieg ~ surplus in the
AhFSsSair5 party ii wholly
iladeaissc tosdeal with tkissqnestion.
1schaIapidas system of high tariff
sMlisck must be materially reduced in
sssder VI bf ny. the revenues down to
sslpe actlsl needs III the government.
sXhm relnction IL has not had the
aco.trsge 10 make and thus the large.
surplus II 81 much Withdrawn from
circulation ~ ffthe volume of cur.en-
Ss NJ reduced BY just so many
miltioa dollars.-Ny aterloq Tribune.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-25
!, Contest Notices.

Compliant having been entered ut this Oflics b..
Albert Intcham BriIe 10. asninst, Ezra I4uken-
bill for abar doniag his Homestead entry Nc. a.
80, Tp. lus. Il. Gein INule comfy D.. L.; with a
view to the cancellation of suid entry; the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear Mt this
office on the I'D day of February 1881 as 8 . clock
q. m. tn respond and furnish testimony CONCERN
Ing said alleged abandonment.
2-Sts-i Geo. b. Everitt, Eegisto-.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-25
No4acx OF cu,rrrr. Mssrraan resEorosunE


Nol1cK OF cuArTnrs MaaaGAGE Fe.Enr.osunE
A.sD taLE.
BY v;irtue of 4 chattie r,ort{a 50 made ard exc
lSuied by 81. Il. AiAy K1.nh.l isrnle e,u.AI w La
kota 70 THE Ms,''tos Hur.sl nf Miil.sii.o-
oembar 1852 and duly filed in tho Office OF tie
Resiater 0f Desis of Bruia coSi1g ON tbs 9th
day OF Deuainl51 lhol ~ 10 y c.ooi. l. u. a,d le-
corded ia Book ] page 40 when ti0ftCatse was
executed q, secure the payment of the SUM of
three hundred aud tiftsen l6-iu uclsaie upon
which default IN the condition of payment has
been made 4 have possession. of s'iN prop
erty conveyed u. ssid i:auri rage aud viii a1;tnre,
the si.rne for Atl at puzzle auction on tha a,ttsi
day OF January 1854 ~ tie town OF ktinsyiii Sha-
kOfa It thu haur OF IasT clock a. m. of aid da. Is
the Iirintins Office ~ d. h. 4, nai.. The merit
3gngsd properts 70 he sod conAiSss OF tie undi,
vidd1 one hall q Che pgi;tto:; y ~ a;sd typa "a
appueierAssceA iisi6ui:i.i 4tslsit,ss .,Ses,
ofIner,Ssfswsfa by fTss K j. nsd fsnnwn a..
printing Office az III Kia,sesIi i9a3S ,sisA.
T. P. 0cit.iCr, Asessbof Monitor FJaw Workf,
rhnS5 fxstut,,Sa 9[feH sE82s NHA9 E52E27%-e ~
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-25
APPEAL NOTICES

Urjted states Lend Office, Mitchell T. # /. JAN :.
1854. To John ~. Williams Rinlluli ID. L. ii (:
inn are llerby notified ti,ai Hd. eniry No. 1915
uiRde Apr. e 1862 upt1i, ME II Geo. il. Tp. les
q. u " .,at..t 7. NJ, i.is hcsp adjudsel foritiu d
by tfsis office upon coinplaiat o. Inuis Surpritc
ind You ara flrther notified that our l.cision
will become hTal as to MI questions Of fact,
!nless sp,ael.i from within thirty ilass from
this Rotice, that beilS,s tiu. period OF tire
aIlowfd YOU in which, to appeal from said
decision 10 the lfino,tshle {somnIissioanr of the
tieneIal Land Office. Upon your failure tn
appeal within the time specified, said e..try Will
he reported to the Honorable Commissioners 10
cancellation. tis,. Il. Eyeriti Register.
al u. ;arElr u. Receiver.
uaited State land otIics, Mitchell d T Januar.
Is 1881. To Nathaniel Lawson, Sir: Ton are hero
by notified that ycarIt. D cf,try No. 2Sail nude
February II 1913 upon SIC Il Sec. as, 10. 10i II.
50, VI. eth p. NJ, has been tdjusl.sd forfeited iv
this office upon COMPLIANT OF DAVID Pearson, ard
you are further notified that our decision. wi!l
become final tih TO all questions of fact, unless
appealed fioin within thirty days from tins no.
tice, TINT beng the period Of time allowed you
in which h, Rppesl from raid decision to the
Honorable Commissioner III tho General Land
Office. Upon on- ftilnre to appeal within the
time specified, said entry will b. reported 10 tie
Honorable Commissioner for cancellation.
I'll Geo. b, Fyeritt Register,
IL. Earbar jr. Receiver.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-25
c 0 Il S D E R

how much better it is to be clothed warmly, than to be
constantly chilled while at work, much to the danger
Of your health in the future, and come in and buy a
suit of that Red Underwear we are selling at less prices
than were ever before heard of since Dakota became
the most talked of, of any co,ntry in the world. We
only a few Of
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-25

may want something in. the way of heavy working
shirts. II so, we have a job lot of them, bought very
cheap when our MIR. Warner was in Chicago last. They
h~avel"en marked accordingly, and If low prices will
intend TO carry one of thera through the winter, so
come IN and get one before it is everashng]y too late.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-25
w II A T

We now desire to do, is to call your attention to a
few lines of Winter Goods that we shall not carry
through to another season if low prices will make them
move. off rapidly. Among other things we have a
very nice line of Ladies Flannel Skirts; all nice styles,
well and honestly made that we bought cheap for cash
and will sell them accordingly.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-25
7 Il n

Enough to convey to yoar mind the idea that we are
alive to the times and want you to know it. We are
the only exclusively Dry Goods house in this section of
Dakota, and enleaver to carry a complete stock in
thu line and such goods. as we can recommend to our
customers Any goods bought of us that do not prove
money will c.cerfully be refunded.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-25
A r e

The largest buyers in Dry Goods of any firm in Brulc
comfy, and have the facilities for paying spot cas,
and by this method, backed with a life long expert
ence in the business, place goods on this market at
prices that! DEFY competition. Ne. do a cash business
and give our customers the benefit. Goods well bought
are half sold. This is a well known fact.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-25

Advise the ladies to como in and examine these goods
before making up any skis as they are made of better
material than can be obtslned in this section. We
have also a nice stock Of Ladies Red Underwear OF
a fine quality-no cheap shoddy goods to fool the IN
inexperienced, but honest well made goods is what
these are and our .ndeavor is to always
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-25
+ r OXEN FACTS S.

Are hard things to get around and We send out this
Proclamation to the people of Brule county to let them
know that when they are IN need of anything in the
way of Dry Goods, Notions, Underwear, or any article
usually kept in a Dry Goods Store, they can obtain
them at our store at lower prices than can had else
where. Why is this SO? you ask. Simply because we
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-25
| Y Z

Or customers every time. Gentleman do you Want any
thing in the way of Cloths or Cass:mers for pants,
vests, or complete suits? If 50, come in and see or
stock Of these goods. We carry over 1880. worth of
Hroadcloths. and Casslmeres in stock all the time, and
for three or four dollars you can buy the material Tor
a pair of pants that will outvear any ready-made goods
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-25

Pn..insn Sleepers and tn. Finest Diui.ig
Cars in the world IRE run on the main lines
If the CHICAGO MILWAUkEE 81 ST.
rAU3 RAILWAY, and every s.ttention is
4. nil to passengers bp co.rtsou. !. employees
of tbs Cempanv
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-25

w s,za9-'g E.tcxo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
riibrt, wte es i9eint, BON einem Otebitabl
ber, behen Teriiber man aber ni6t fennt.

riibrt, mie es i6eint, pom einem Oiebitabl
Der, oelen Teriiber man aber ni9t fsnnt.
3u @erimont (Gtbe), batten bic
Gbeleute u. ibre griparniiie in einem Gopf
iiber Dem Bafefsn, bi9t unter benz 3ieaels
bad aufseboben. 9ls Der Mann ii3 nr1s
lab, waren nod etli3e Siinfirantenitiide
oa, swei Sauienb Sranten paren fort. Sin
&nabe, Der beim Yaar ais &ubbirte biente,
loa ben S6as seitoblen babsn, ais man
ibn feitnabm, iagte er, Die Weiiteriu babe
ibm sas @elb ais Selobnuns sessben.
gu Sop itarb am IL. Sanuar, Der
dlteite Brieiter Der OiSceie Namiir, Der
bc9w. 6err 8. 6. Qelonrbap. Oerielbe
mar am II. DECEMBER 1888 gu galr @baz
uaAne 9eboren. 1908 muBte er unter Sea-
poleon in bic Irmee, ma9te ben Selb,us
IN Spanien nit, waro s~efansen unb auf Der
Snlel cabrera, einem Der 6elien I'M WtitS
telmeer internirt. gu 5auie slaubte man
ibn toot, belt linn bas Sterbeamt unb CT
waro uerseiien. go uersinsen Sabre,
Niemano oa9te mebr an i'm. Napoleon's
Stern sins unter; bic @eiansenen wurben
befreit, 2elonrbap paro gu Warieiles ans
2anb seianbt ua6 mari3irte Der Seimatb
gu. Oort fam CT ana 10. Nusuit 1914 an.
lagemeines Staunen! Sein Sbeim, eis
ner Der unter Der Reuolution beportirten
@eiitli3en mar Bfarrer gu 0isnieres. gu
ibm 9ing ct bin. Der Solbat warb Stus
bent, er trat ins Seminar III Namiir, err
belt bic Weiben unb fam ais Saplan mad
Soften, einem fleinen Oorf in BEN lrben>
men. gm 80. Sum- 1921 warb er Yfarrer
BON Sop, elmer 8farrei in ben 9~lrbennen,
Die er bis 1878 periab, ais er in Sutherland
geiett wurbe. Oort itarb ct aud. MSse
er ruben in 6rteben!
Grill It anb Ser Stabt 4rlon.
Setratben.-2. Sanuar: Watbias
0etbe nit @atbarina Wagner; 7. San.:
gti6olas @ilion nit Gatbarina Oerenba9
8. San.: Sraneois 9oob nit Gatbarina
geit; 9. SAM: %. 9eOpoIb Sepmans NIT
Gatbarina Sanf.
GobesfdlIe.-5. San.: Maria Sbes
reiia Sraper, 81 Sabre, @ittue 6aumOnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Sir6ri&e %2leuigReiten.
MuSIanO.

Sic 81. Notwithstanding Der &as
tbolifen 0eutiblanbs iou i'm September
b. 8. in &aiierslautern it%attfinben.
Der &aiicr BON Ociterrcid bat, wie Der
H1mii6e &%orreiponbent bes STANDARD"
melbet, anldBli9 bes SabreswedieIs einen
8rief ben Yapit seri6tet, worin
Is II. u. beiBt: nSnpem i6 Gw. SeiIiss
feit meme beIten Wiiui6e ausipre6e, gebe
i'd suslei6 meiner 6reube iiber bic guten
Be,iebunsen NusSruf, bic ME bur6 mid
aeifSrt werben iouen; wie i6 iberbaupt
Ni6ts tbun mill, mas baS WeiBfalen Gw.
Seiligfeit erreSen fonnte."
Nus GcHf wirO semelSet, baB in Der
&apelle Sacre Occur wGbreno Der UNI Mit>
terna6t it~attfinbenben Weibna9tSmeiie
cine Banbe nit StSden bepaiinet in Die
Stride einbrang. Die @sifli6en wuroen
oeI6lasen, Der Sisriit 81 Sooen sewOrfsn
lno obicOne 9ieper %Seiun9en. Mebrere
Ssrauen wurben obnmdItig. Sas 9enannte
glatt bofft, Die SuitiS werbe eini6reiten.
en- WnIebung Der fortpauernben Ses
S~rGnqniiIe Der 81. Stride bat Die 9fituss
CONGREGATION I'M Suffrage oes 81. SaterS
bur6 Oetret pom g.. Sanuar an9eoronet,
BAH IN alien &ir6en bes fatboliiben Gros
freiles mad ieber itiuen bl. Wfeile (sine
cantu) brei glpe Maria, bas "Salve re-
gina" unb bas &ir6engebet "Deus refus
gium nostrum ct virtus" fnieero perridtet
iuerben iollen. 'Mit bieiem @ebet linb
800 Gage QblaB uerbunoen.
Sas ,Gatbolie DIRECTORY fir 1884"
lbrinSt fOlsenbe itatiitiide @nsaben iibsr
Die 9erbrsituns Der rOmii9 : fatbolll9en
Stride in @roBbritannien: Sn England
,nb @ules siebt es nit Gini9IuB Der
@eibbil6Oie unb emeritirten PrGlaten II
SiidSfe unb GrSbii6ofe, IN S9ottlano
flint. On Gnslanb unb WaleS %eriltiren
al76 8rieitsr, welde in 1921 6irdsn, Sas
peaeu unb MiiionSitationen functicniren.
Sbise 3ifiern umfaiiem inbeB mebrere
b~ienitunfabise ober nidt anseltelte Yries
fer, ionic sinise psrbannte fransolii6e
prieiter. Sn Der GrsbiScele Weltminlter
allein beiinben ii6 II MSndSs urs AZ
9sonnenflOiter. Serner siebt es in ben
bret 8Snisrei6en @roebritanniens 3S To-
tbolii6e Yairs, uon benen abt feinen Sis
im Sauie Der CORDS Daben uon ben iibris
gen 80 iinb ni6t peniser ais tebn pom
NnslicuniSmus sur rSmii9en Stride iibsrs
8ttreten, &Smii6tatbOIii9e 8aronets sisbt
Is As, feds 6atbolifen iinb Mitslisber oes
gebeimen Staatsratbes. Oas 6aus ber
Gsmeinen sGblt So fatboliide Dsputirte,
Don benen 81 irii9e WablbeSirfe uertrsten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05

suniiation BEN gum Simmel idrsienben
seiltli9en Seoiirfniien in etua folsen
fonnte. Wenn irsenbwo, bann bat Der
rGulturfampf" in Der weitfdlii9sn Marf
ieinem Nanen SObn scipro6 er bat MIR
Der &Obeit, 8rutalitdt unb garbarei Sors
%ipannoienite seleiitet, ben !3uiammenbans
Der gepOlferuns weiter selodert unb bic
a1tung pot ieber Qutoritdt u~ntersraben.
8ein @inii9tiser wirb ii6 baber iiber bic
bur9 bic 2uitmorbe unb uniittliden g(ttens
taten, iuie bur9 bic iiberbano nebmenben
MeiIer unb &euolueraifairen iid in 10 traus
riser Neiie bocumentirenbe Sittenuerpils
berung wunoern. Gs wGre elm mabres
0unSer, wenn iie nidt einsetreten rpdre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
SeI8iid Smrembur8.

am 81. Oesem ber leste cine Seus
ersbrunlt eiuen Sbeil Ses @ebnbaules,
oas Mobiliar, bic Sdeune NIT ben Grnbs
ten uno Stalunsen bes S4ubma6ers s.
$. Gmlmont 81 9ierreur (8opisnp) in
ai4e. Serluite 5000 6rs. uerli6ert.
2Y @rIon iano man tiir,Ii6 in Der
gfagt oes Sabnbofes in ben Sunpamsntsn
zines @ebdubes, bas man abbra9, sirs
bebeutenbe Summe 8antneten. Sas @eIo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05

SerrnS i. Oaren lift auf iein @eiu9
ebrenpolle Gntlaiuns aIs SppOtbsfenbes
wabrer su 9uremburs bswiaiSt worben.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-09
UNIT RULE TRIU MPIIS
The National Democratic C0nyens
ton at Work.
Ex- Governor Hubbard, of Texas,
Chosen Temporary Chairman.
Tammany Opens the Fight Against
the Adoption of the Unit Rule.
But the Delegates Refuse to Dispense
With It BY Vote of AS to $50.
The Situation Continues to Favor Cleve-
land--Tilden's Final Defamation
The Tariff Question A Favorite
Combination -Miscella-
neous Notes.

CHICAGO, July 9-The first day of the ma
tional Democratic convention opened dark
and lowering, and APPLY symbolized the dark
ness and confusion that reigned in the minds
of the Democratic hosts. A little rain fell,
but not enough to materially reduce the ex-
element. Although the convention was not
to open until noon, 9 O'Clock saw at least 500
'eopie in front of the building, and the throng
,radually increased until before the body
met many thousands surged to and fro in
front Of the various entrances struggling
with each other for fOothold, while hun
dreds of vendors of newspapers, cider, pop
colu and lemonade filled the air with an i'll
sutlerable din. However, the air was cool.
No fat men with faces as red as lobster were
seen hopping their bald heads, or wrestling
with palm-leaf fans. There probably never
was such a comfortable national convention
since the government was founded.
The arrivals were tardy. At IL 80 O'Clock
wien there We're not 900 spectators present,
the Tennessee and Texas delegations came in
quietly in body and took their seats. They
were followed soon afterward by the Kansas
and then the New Hampshire delegations
Then the MaTylandels came in. At IL "a the
uhliu COiillieilCtt It's EdbOtS, ana Iile uelGgd-
lions arrived rapidly.
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, of Indiana,
received quite an ovation on his arrival, and
a steady line of hand shakers occupied his
attention for about fifteen minutes thereafter.
When the Ohio delegation arrived Senator
Thurman was greeted with rapturous APP
plause. An excited member of the
California delegation jumped to n chair
and proposed three cheers for the
'incorruptible A G. Thurman" which
were given in rousing manner. Among
the notables whose arrival created more OF
less interest among the spectators were eX-
Governor Palmer; Governor Grant, of Colo
RADIO; Wade Hampton, Senator Lamar, SEN
ator Vance, of North Carolina; Dan Voor-
bees, Of Indiana; Governor Hubbard of
Texas; Henry Watterson, William p Morri-
son, John Kelly and Abram s. Hewitt Ben
Butler did not show up with the Massachu-
setts men, and the delegation said he would
not be with them during the afternoon.
Carter Harrison arrived late, and perhaps
owing to the fact that Chairman Barnum
was making his Introductory effort at that
time, he received no attention On the plat
! form were the members of the national COM
| mittee and the officers of the convention, and
in the audience or in the delegations were the
| distinguished Democrats Of the entire com-
l krxr
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-09

SINCE THE war the democratic party
has elected three speakers of the house
of representatives Not a breath of
suspicion has either. Kerr was as pure
man as ever lived, and their bitterest
political opponents dare not utter single
charge against the personal honesty and
uprightness and pure public record of
either Randall or Carlisle Contrast them
with Colfax, the Credit Mobilier iobber :;
with Blaine, and his Little Rock and Fort
Smith, his Northern Pacific and his guano
record; and with Keifer, the tool of
Robson and the jobbers and who was
recently convicted of perjury. The
Speakership is the highest federal office
which it has been in the power of the
democracy to fill since 1860. Judging
the party by the men it places in the
high places and there is nothing but
campaign bombast and impudence in the
charge that the democracy is untrust
worthy t.t.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-09
Put in to Fill Up.
A DEMOCRATIC VETERAN


OF all the Tammany party, next to Kelly,
the most interesting figure is old Capt.
Isaiah Rynders. Everybody remembers the
United STATES marshal of New York in
Pierce's day-the generalssimo of the EN-
pire club, that once posed against Tammany.
Capt Rynders is not active now He
laughs and says: Il only came on with the
boys" | think | can claim distinction,
though, thatn other Democrat can. have at
tended every national Democratic conven-
ton that ever assembled What do you
think of that's | am 81 years old, helped
to nominate Andrew jackson in 1928, the
first convention ever held. / have never
missed one since. | am here. l mean to he
here in 1883" and the old marshal tapped his
breast and said: 81 am not so sure but
shall be with the Democrats again in 1892
The Democratic party will never die" Capt
Rynders is one of the youngest looking men
in attendance on the convention. His hair Is
darE He foan 10 nv no raaapc auad
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-09
Sporting News.

CHICAGO, July Wv ashington park races:
First race, q mile, Volante, first; Exit.
second; Tennessee, third; time, Il7lS.
Second race, mile; Gen Harding, first;
Strickland, second; Bob Cook, third time,
1;451s.
Third race, ~ miles; Gen. Monroe, first;
Bob Miles, second; April Fool, third;
time, 4:05K.
Fourth race, ~ miles; Topsey, first;
Sweeney, second; Imogene, third; time, 81.
NEW YORK, July 0.-Monmouth park
races:
First race, ~ miles; George Kinney, first;
Jack of Hearts, second; time, :5613.
Second race, u mile; Brookwood, first;
Exit, second; Richmond, third; time 40.
Third race, ~ miles; Ecudore, first; Grey
stone, second; Leo, third; time, 2:40H.
Fourth race, IL miles; Drake Carter,
first; Barnes second; Levant, third; time,
2:42k.
Fifth race, Is mile; Constantine, FIRST
Eclat, second; Boulette, third, time, | 80.
BASE BALL.
CHICAGO, July Only one league base
ball game reported: At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
e. Buffalo 5.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-09

THE st. Louis critic has figured out
that the best paid base ball clubs are the
poorest players, and vice versa. The
explanation is that the high salaried mines
are occupied with spending their time in
riotous living when they ought to be in
training for play. This opinion will go
far to confirm what many observant per
son, have long thought, namely: that it
would be an act of true charity to cut of
all base ball salaries and let the athletes
go to work.