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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31
DR.. WHITTIER,
617 ct. Charles 9tr., ct. 9Ouis, Mio.

Gin regular @~ru6uirter pom Snei mebisiutI6en 1lnts
p%erItGten. @ar nit BET Gebanotuug pom 6rontI6en.
%neru0ier, 6euts lto @lrtfrantbettet mud Nuspets Der
3eitungen uno auer alen Bepobuer Der Staot ldnger
befaBt, nls trgenb Elm Dottor in ct. 2ouis. Gouluttas
tiouen in Der Office ooer pet 8olt fret. Sin SeiprGb
inter Trennoen, oOer cine Oteinun9s anBerun9 tOltet
6an 10 gut eSbr f0nnt. Steut 5rGgeGI, ourd pelbe Sbr
~itubiren uno @uret 6on better erflGren t0nnt. Hotien>
ten sebetlt per Boit ooer GrpreB IN ieoem Stoat. 80
2weifel betebt, rntro Is ebrlt6 5ugeltdnben. Sn perals
teten 6runfbett3fGuet un0 no Die Wttttel eS e%rlaltbe1,
ftnbe man fd sur poaitdnoigen f6rperlider llnteriuz
dung elm. Gtele, pei3e per3eblt9 9etlun9 9eiu9t, bs
ben BEN Opftor aus Der Terne beludt, mas tbm LANCE
erpitnidt rpar, uno haben metitens unerlportet Setlun1
%sefunbtn.
Nern6Ie NieScrge16Iasembett, 9tbIpnts
ituna, 9eiitiee ltnO f1rperIidDe GdlW6de,
ntercuriaIe 1tnO anOete q fecttoncn Der &ebIe,
Gaut umS &nDdDen, 8tmtstlnreinisfeit nuO
@Iut : @ergiftnmg, &sautframfbcitem, altc
g0mmSet MmS @~eSdtDiire, &inoerutHs OeS
&eiratbens, Gbeumatt5mm5, bankruptcies,
STshls, 9taIcr=, 2wneettz nno 2ebersSeioen,
iicber0rbettna9 oes @chirtts, tous.oNrstltdbeD
6dHen tDirO beioWOere 9fu fmerfIan1fett Ges
tut0uget.
@roufbetten In To1se ron llnbebo6tiantteit, bic gIoss
fteItuta in gGtno unb lSetter, iopte A~usibweifun9
er3eu9er1, uao SIs1T fol9enbe: N%terpoltdt, Iblponrtin9,
@eitGtsi6mdae, reridmonnnene Ntllonen, nlan9elbufz
ties @eoG9tuiF, 8iripieS i'm Gsii9t, A~bret9un9 9egen
pei6Itde @efeuldaft, ie9Isuoe Ye5ensfreuoe, feblenoer
@blgeiS, unfdbigtett 81 beiratben, S9mernlItbtgtett
1lnperoauIidfeit, Sopfidmer5en, llnrube, 8erlult Der
Ehottraft, Sdmersen I'M 9ti1den Il. |. 10. Ste iperbei
nil unperaIeid[t4sm @rfoIge ~bebauSelt. Sfftce>Stuns
ben pom 8 llbr Dtorgens bis s llbt Noenbs. NerSte i'm
eanSen gGRoe %eutpfeAlen Battenten cieIe dlteite Office in
Stn1erifo, NO e1probte quite 6etluittel ieben 3eitalters
unb gauoes ofgepenoet pereen. Ir6loAH %nteorta, bduz
fla nterriger mic BEL arberea. Sir gutter &rs. ma e!ne
i9cre Snr iirb bic 6diptiade. G3roBes 9oaus, iere
@tage gebrau1t, t:ine Slosisuun9. Hetl1e vile. Sober
febt Ir. &S5ittter's SeilHrgir unb fetne @rperinente
weroen Semadat. &gWHQesi pQE { ubr Dlorgeus bis 8
ugr A6tn6s. 16fb1J ,Ioup5.4
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-03-15
The COpiah InVesEigatIOn.

EAhI
Sherman and Hoar's outrage mill
in New OIeans, grinding out the
oMrages Of COpiah County, has
ceased 10 grind. During the last
fsMdays, the shoot was on tOther
legtf Hoar,A AheBchairman, get mad,
aud, acted in the most kaEbil rary
manner, dSenaloE JOnas asked to,
read a newspaper article, which
privilege had just been accorded to-
a Republican. HoAr refused, got
in pet, and hastily adjourned the
committee, ofhis own EOliliob, with
Outitak iigI aEOtsA 1t vas shown. in
proof that Matthews admitted that
certain Wcireular ofilIis1 was moth,
ingtbut Rpacl6 lless put forth In ar-.
lar td bring &bnut a. cOnaict-that
| he had 800 negroes lAsGoPiah coun
ty 9organizesla7- 80 armed by Mnl
sslf-ahd MltAe was ready Ito kill
all men. wetaeao AMI children IN
Oopiah; aud vthea go 'into other
counties. Hsl.1 H ea aAs sd
| NE wnnId anOWis uggest to Mr.
ShArmanfo send II oar and his com
| mittss to Ohio lSherman'S state 40
investigate the Avondals murders.
Our readers will remember that
three nAsEses, a man, his wife and
i graaddaugAthsr, were murdered BY
two nagressAt night, the hcifss .
burnt, and the b0dies' Of this mur'
dsrsd victims sbld 10 the Gincinnal
ii Medical G6llsge --the muraeEefs
resolved Sl5.O0a piece fer :he bod
4 iss.f y ui s1lpaaog nasd esd .te
4 ICitright fer citizens id the Unit.
ed States in Ohio to be murdered
in cold blood and their bodies sold
for dissection, ATithOut an invesil
CATION being had by Mr. Shsrmaat
c0mmlttsss Which ise the Insr.
4 dlabOlical Crims,-7ta kill q baC
man, the terror Of the community
Il ia open daylight, or to murder la
nSceht negroes ia the dead 'Oi
nieht,s fSFthe 'aiOnsY 10 be obtained
by gsIling their dead bodiess Lel
the Avopdalstragedy hslpyestlgst
Z ed, and also the Cincinnati Medlca
u College. Bonneville Pseader
-
TsIE MODEST MAIDEN.
lsi1u0.)- ~ hiaa-e4A4l elaQaq isiao
o! and o. cried pensiys nAaidgias
q To-day ! en- twenty,one;
q RhaIrs trs45skMg gloomy nav, :
1. '2.sl8ss.k. .aA AxtaH R..& aItA ha sdnHf
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-03-15

The Oominissionets, Hpder tho
SuperViH6u'G 'Gct st IsAneasee bavs
been stlsa BY tRs KaoxvillS and
Ohio, asn0 the Ms@plsis ant
Oharlsslup Railroad t'ompaais
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-03-15

/ti WV 10 f9ED IltW lbU1 bill iSJti1
DEFARrNEEr OF The sISTERIoEs red
,WAsuINqroN. Feb. 27ths 1884 sdr
20 lhs EdjtOrPf.ths { Ad ysfIissrtii v
Ripley, Miss. Az. uaiIaiJ
SIR Please find enclosed
copy Of list Of pensioners OF the
United States on tbs roll J , nguaarry nglatry Il
1888, rssidsatiAl Mppah Coanty,
Miss,t supplied fora publication pn
compliance viii your Esapest1 M.
.,,sa ,VeryFe'pseifpllyd lus inc,
~. NJ, TELLER, SscEetaFy.u
pa7994-Sooo-)il lirs7g iasiaq, 7gl
rRssrOsRts.4 firfAH COUNTY. q
| 2o.O2s1m william, Kidd, JOdes'bot: 4 !,
SOiugh, widow 1912, rs 90, Jan.
| 1873. ,,.,.
! 2731O-- Elizabeth Graves, Ripley
widow 1872, $S 90, Oct, 1879.
! 1896 Martha Ann McAllistsr-- +
4 Ripley, widow 1912, SS 90, June
| 1879. rsI asalahl sitR
I29,016+- Hannah Shabby, klpley
!. vidow,1 812, tS8 OOs ApriL 1890
E2s, ,a67rSilas R. Whittsp, Ripley
surv 1872, IS 90, snly,l87Ss ~
,E1E9 ,26a--Jamss Wise Ripley deaf
s,usss,s4 90, ,Dsa. 1880 sl49y q
Ia,42lnFa Jopss, RiplpEwiaOv
ss8 90, Jolly, 1879. 1pss 'is.1l. y
l8s .a64rNansy a., Rowland, Zip
lsrsvilIs, mOthsnoSs aOess NAY
1879. rsmgai Tgo asav lia
90 ;s2S--Elizat slhI Bradley EipleE'
wife, vidov 1872 So 0e,v Sept
1880 s ae e
Ilo.s6i--JOhn Caiey Craig, walnut
I surv. 1918, sS 90, Oct, 1872.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-03-15

THs Senate bill to establish an.
wndastrial School for White Girls I
was the special order in the 4 use
last night, aud was pending as we
went to press, Il O'clock SonS 20 y
ofthe ablsst and most eloquent
speeches Of the session were made
in advocacy Ofths billy IVY MsssFS'-
Nash, tfiileF, SGndsrs Brig
Nicely, Harrison ana Bows ahibos
Messrs, Williamson, Heyls,%,. Jones
and Dicksrsohli0 oppasitioa' 10 "a
LA4EsE The sill passed 9 S'
4S. ooa,e'i.'fs :. y e. o,s' s,'.,s, -,
Slt Ayprdprigsss forty th0dsan5I
deltarals-saiah hIis IA iSS,ailAas AND
support il for 1884 and lS8j,--Olar
ion, 9th.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-03-15

@V'F"tNtN - tbA - - HAtAN hA up
ig bssb FSfh adesA yiasloxs sdi !
Ism 9i yIaaoa41aTa has h9Gs loi b
Ih.econmsntiHg u tie ate4rfsfgf
tOrpad0es vA:ch, AiySs IIattSIy II X fisSgis fisSgsa31. Al.
in tAeiSputh, the Nav York Hs5alaIb
says that the tornado Whish is srsfa
pottedgtU have dene lishsd AlthOu'
sand tSsid shEes1K tRe nsrthwSst6rnt
part 81 Gsotgis, VA ws \ |. typical staorAaI 'ta'-
Of ito class, evidently dss team EptE
usual nSrlhWAFd WOEemsntlof the
Gulf cir, ladealwithtropisal vaPon
Sueh violent syratory stsFmG, cone
soduSht upoAituch excessive eCH3
dshsatiOu. u tApSr, esH Snly' tsks
pl see in, iRs , presence eFths humid |
sqnatoHA current, But aSthe lat1I
ter is now struggling to spread H.
seliSver theN4uH States, and 4wiIk 1
fresh force Fth every days vad.
vapEsqfs oltfss spgRspY'at9l t4lSS NY ,i0s ,ai00EstS' 4
era trOpic, 4QrpadoeS will iHscFe ase1 b
IN fpsqusney tiAJUly. OutOfasarrl
ly six hundred torn adosS examined
by My. r. Finley, of the Sign a.
Service, the relative freqssncys Of
their occurrence by mORths vas
twsAty0as 10 February, thlrtyeseVd
en- ia March, Ainsty seven in ApnA,
after which the number slowly in
crsases 10 one huudr 0 and twelve
&y& rGlA EtN f-E "tN =. lHHFH
in June. .,....... ~.
} The peculiar shape Of the barom-
etric depression which gave rise To
Tuesdays tOrnadOss should os not
j cd 10y meteroIogisis, as it susseSti
the conditions under which these
storms origipa,s Q in greatest int ensl
". aud aybs Anore surely tore.old
On Tuesday morning, February ID,
The depression had taken 4 distinct
trough shape, rsachihG from Lake
Superior to. Arkansas, Ia connef
liOu with just such a depression
(,s.much elongated in form" and ex
lending from Loaisiaha to 'Ken
a ,ueky) occurred the fearful lorna
= does WHICH rAYagedl Al Alabama h Amss an an
a Georgia on March 20, 1915. Tbs
~ northeasberIvae nsiOHl{ Of a. 10y
8 pressure area cFdssiAg the couWtrS
"a by facilitating the FusIrdt warm, va
IT, por laden atmakphere from tn
a. Gulf and allowing It's elevated stra
40 "a to 'atdhire7 great 'VeiOritF, seem
i, to favor ths genesis ofthe most DE-
- stractive tornadoes. 7Thatthisex
!" Dlanatlon is rotrectis confirmed b
. hhea(tn.tt he (ast fdat Ife Sstonr9mnI n9nI 2tsafih
Gn Ct carrent Feht 81 On "f'uieesSdsgyP ressa,She
., ne hr iariIr'utdHs iiI' tdH ~ II 'Pt(efsb sbGrg,, Va
nj where Wet rt.iu7 Il miidSmPs &tda 6n1oa
"a ,hunasr na2t STORM 5rn ~ bnuurSst over IRs cit
'aI followed by an Immense rainfall !. ar
y a heavy gale. Of wind n-Scientit
- : ~ II hHE mid hrggd So 7s
American. .,..
AMI srGfl"1 D. ~aitt i>-----1!llLs :
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-03-15

The New YrE-Srtn sayA tits not
the siz. Of ,h1 sa!srdf '9e amq"nll AZ |.
Of type SCI, but Ibs aAAl'yq ap"
quantity OF brains employed that
make a newspaper, '
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-03-15

". i4fs5{tg48i
sales ia this lssao OF the ExGEE, we
don t mean sales like unto the old
'foutotoc land sales Of years ago;
but we mesp, Sheriff sales for taxes.
In this eouGectiJd those who were
So uufoylnusls as 90 have their
lands sola jtgrlta2es had better
come ia at Once and redeem the
same, as it will be cheaper now. II
you let twslg9 p.4n'eff4le'erve"e
some fellow will hAvs a ''hoNA II le y
deed to your Iand Oxford Eagle
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-03-15

Mr.. w. ). f'Sliard, who vas
charged with the marder Of Dr. r.
Il. Carpenter, in Tlppah County,
Miss. March 10, 1875, tried and
convicted, ana sentenced to impFll',,
oamspt for life, wss Pardonsd by
Gov. Lowry, On the frst iust.s after
serving nias years in the Ponitsni
tiary. Mr.. Pollard is . bretAer~in,
Law Of cur rSspsstSd and hOnorsd
townsmanNr. ]. I. Humphrey
ohanCsTy Olsrk.-oofiath Ssbse't
sr$RerskEE III
The AnsgiCaa o ien' ag'
itsssa VI Germ ~ so Ea7sfr
osiein Ia, I'VE b d &Is8 vi
lainous dssIers II Chic selling
adulterstsd lard and uniouRd nsa' 81
which was discovered qpd : sssol
put Il Il promptly They bay
made 4 mountain cut Ot mole bill
-ClaEion.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-03-15
- pas NEW Y0RKs
1&S LIT LIFE ILLUSTRATED

GlftS hi EtF \ lGASS hH ~
Thsebeys is the title Of a series
&kelctrs ef ths shady side Of ii.s and
tbatac3afih tie G1eit Metropolis, no " q
being lnI4t Illust at,G from adthOatis ~
skstchea in the
ok ggAru pKGz FenEela "a tGBinRJ ruf
0 ne OYSiAy @hieh drsi'rAalistis Iand {
EdAgf# psaVGases96geq tifr.-- 81
1he iIusttstiors are hY The best artist Il
ic talent GSttaihsbfe, sptrths do rip.
tislSs siSi 9r6Fa the zen or tht - Vt
siflndjSnsaaIst and brijliaDt wHtet. az
AnercA, lFho, i ifcaqccNc9 has riE"' &,
icd that master hand At werd painting
llIarkADkkenss is sufficient Q say
that New FORKS Gasiit Lie, will
present tie most striking, tividaEa
,tldthful pictures Or the under catrunS
pE life in New. York Gily,tga hayss
ever BEEN presented To ths public
'1'hp, sstjonat PSIiqss G;Hyttslaf New
Z .rk, is. for sale by pll. ~ nsd 'aers.
pritsS 10 Gems Pet G1pY, oriI caA :: ~ 81
drred direct fro II the publisher 'f""s
Subscription price, $500 Ter year.
The Satls naG Police Gazette, q AsT
Il ok, hasHo Gs1aGe4!ipp, .rith aqy s%,,-ra
er publcution VI it, clpss VIC ~
gain, as tar as possls!s csrJ ics TITS "
ana SpprAranceS' ..nh s4 ,'a
LAUIIOA.--The -pay~c are ca.
lionea s.asnsL snH ~ Ncak nA t9'"p2
Of tue NAtioual feIitS Gazstto. IA.h
cases snS that'tlis paper is dae6' fe- ~oI
.NsR lsrk saA has tlS papits,lyf =.
,n.ppe pllntcd oa each copy. stn,
Lelnl,tancCs sAould be Rads llY psst
once 0rAer, draft "a New Tsrk, or W e
rcgistsledlletter.,t To. si.lts,. ..j8 D.y
klCnARU X. FOX, Publisher, -,...
cor. spruce and " iIlialn Sts.
as,a New York City
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-03-15

oeloTHE MOSEsF MAIDEN. e {
lSiru0. ~ .hiaa-e-4A4i elaqaq islaoi1
o! and o! cried . pensivs maidg1asV
Today am twenty one;
RhaIrs arsaSskiAg gloomy now,a
sOhsthiHg yin hatsitolbe dSaet
nlsq lo Fl ntqs z sgd hns iArHz
T.thiAk Ilalmestconid narry sa4iN
.rAlmais oTaomsl lOEerrank4Assss
4 millionaire, or . siasount, ia
Or the owner Of bank
LIFE
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-03-15

l15a7a +. s. NICHOLS, Editor, si' $40
s4 iiiW III .eena is miesla gfak
THE DAILY. AV Al.ANCII E--De livereQ
~ mail postpaid. sl00ltptf ahnuIf $500
fsreix aontha; ss 40 {sr three plonths,
THE Weekly .AVALAN NCIlE Con-
tains an lnp6rtAA8 ilvNs0f thawe,'t agFl-
eultural,I eenincHSal and choire lter4TY
matter Tegias ~ mail, l..l0 pes Aanum.
postpaid.
Address Ill letter ,asteleVr "s to
tue iVA' AN HE
Aei... nls, Iean.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-03-15

TREiat ~ q eA : kTlS BIZ enc
81 .il5Hg aas q hsTsAe Isvs d tbemSJ Ia
4 r gaeH. ~. had &psS ftSlbaN
~ tsils.s " .isT6g kna aEIA V sTpo TEyHAM
in.lr y "a 8sls h r5pil '1giA X sai sai
Anescapg saGssV VBaFyssd ,, " "a - rtsalFRs
@nsc eogT MxtnsmlhaJ y d3-ls ~
ClnecStlJ 4hree qasushk,d siis ayc3arAe
.fTNFARlltBIE Nm ADVANC1s saoif
- 49, ,DV R IN IEET Is s.'.i = q
InGeBtedl ct ere a0IlaH per u square tSlss
ncll1 80, aFek iRsef tIeil and nifty cents
for an6h eubaearenk iRReEtiR ' swed Il 81
LSgahkARsalaanneiits inseFted Attic Fasap
6xea byaaWVwt = deew = 1oa gsAe5 9llaaia nj
AhhcLn0ine eseanAidatsR fOFdbAAt elsAlty
efacka tive sASA AlNFt iautlH q half; CQuRtY i've
1olIaFs:B lsVties aafa - State, dte6 AgllAfsTinr
yarisbly In &dSance.s Hr s4swed ia gse1 q
go .r.,.., 49,. 49, s.s aRtifiek SRstifiesk
AaFSedIlln esabssH EhgfaviHgy.
Aiti4gssseQi a. fzA zAsgAs srfUg
TAE ANseyieaA a AgFicaltakist isoohei0f
our. most valued exchanges, If has
just entered the ts4 geg a4fsits
existenc8 With VaFieUlsi1np reTAineRls,
and more reading matter mf engFaE
nps. tis invslsable t0 the Eaarm,
Garden and HOaasAs4 I'VE VA Stit fur-
nish thsa4gsHcsa 4gTeKl lisgts' And the
two Elegant sESgfsXingsr s,E9eAr OF
Trisnds III ( (HxlSks iaehes and " "
the Meadow" I2xl7 inchesl, and th'
Ripley,Adyertiser to any address, OF
receipt q Two Dollars add sizi cents
Ten cents, extra for packing u sub
stantiaE tubes and ferwaisllpg Nv mai
!, ~, AANAt3
the EAgrayiaSs,
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MISS, sAT7J5R DAY. ..NkkgGs ttI.. u.s.

! HOO CLIO eEuah ra|l ~ 4Hh ~ Y Il
| Iiodf s,mAlY GIRL D1liA1 aaiii8
GI sLIRu9 sFTTTy yYeis FuE ,Aaq.
A hbttlsi ePFsAlefF WITH EriIt4Rh j1s .crlhlq .,i4lsl
A I lliittla sAQGS.AR Rlb,noiissrlt
tpPEb, psaFly gh4ite -asfI
A. little Es4BeE ring 70 sRlten ag,5aI
I y tyEIag 1900 gul Saili2 4
A little, PlatIs I'll lstteFFfesd pres Eopnd ~
A httls rattle TO resolnd J., nol,a, Il
A little creePipg77ssei she stands!
A little step 'tWixt outstrstched
; AaR0Hd'i .iad De@lq s,nod . q
A ifttlS doll Win aa4sh htaiir, 4-tt'
A little willow rocking chair, / \
A little drssi ofrlchest hue. 4
A little pair 81 CATERS blue.
Z = .ni ~ ul EJ3kt17 IL sHii go "A
"A little schOo: day after day. s'
"A tittIS teKSSfmhaa'' am to obey,
"A little s'udy-7soon It's past,
"a little graduate at!ast.
u HOla' fT.V te si8 ls5 - p.
A little muf for wiAtrv weather,
"A little Jockey hat and feather,
"A little sack With funny pockets,
A little charm, ring and locketS.
rE .>a 4#t#l 0".., .J .tt H t''
"A little while 10 dance and bow,
"A little escort homsward now, I
A littls party somewhat late,
A little lingering atAhS gate. 3.
A little walk in lsa:y june. rsr
A little talk while shines the moon
/, A little reterencot 0 papa, %, as 4.
A little planning with mamma.
A little ceremony grave. ''
A little struggle to be brave,
| A lit:Ie e6ttage on lawn,
! A 'kiss-Etny girl was gone.
| ol Y" "a ""--JoHN s. ADAMS.
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,EAe xsp.rrVls ~ M

After soms, good sNturad Al ir-
misAing on tie parsiolllhs ppPa asi-
tioA, the SENATE hallFqAd saEssF is
ion bill passed tie lla0se yestssday
BY a majority Of %, J avkson lar.
ion, 9Th,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-03-15
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U8T5yIoIq ~ InsSs al uaIaN 40 bfR
. ig bssb FSfhadosA yiasloxs odi Ai
Ism fIauoaz1aGa has hoGs Iot ks
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-07-31
the IRISH VoTE.
Absurdify OF the Assertion rhaf if
wtli be Largely Cast for Blaine and
LuRan.

Absurdity OF the Assertion rhat ff
wall be Largely Cast for Blaine and
LuRan.
The statement, often made of late by
Irish American politicians, that the Irish
vote will not desert the Democratic party,
Ia confirmed by the Republic newspaper Of
Boston, which has enterprisingly inter.
viewed large number Of Irish. Ameri-
cans Of prominence, the intelligent leadere
of their countrymen in that section.
Commenting editorislly on its interviews,
the Republic says: "We have not the
slightest hesitenoy in pronoupoiag every
statement WHICH declares. Gov. Cleveland
foe to the workingmen and friend to
the monopolists TO be downright false
hood, invented by his enemies for the
sole purpose OF weak ening his strength,
which, they admit, ia very apt to prove
disastrous to Mr.. James G Blaine, and we
believe we ahall be able to show to the
satisfaction OF eve y honest ard unbiased
mind that, far from being inimical to the
workingmen or friendly to the mopopo.
lists, the Democratic candidate has always
been exactly tbs reverse. When this is
shown, we venture to predict that no
Irish- American Democrat in New England
who reads this paper will for moment
hesitate to vote for Gov. Cleveland next
Novemb er."
Thomss v. WEIGH, member Of the New
York assembly from Niagara county,
writes to a friend as follows Permit ma
to add that am an Irish-Amsrioan and
Catholic. As near neighb,r Of Grover
Cleveland, assure you that he is worthy
Of the support of every Democrat, Cath
olio aud non. Catholic alike.
The Cleveland Rlaindedler takes pain
to slit the so called "Irish bolt'' in
Cleveland. After giving in detail the
account Of its careful researches the Pam
dealer says: So we get at the truth.
The great "Irish bolt" will take into the
Blaine camp two men, no more. one of
ttese publicly renowned his Democracy
two years ago, and the other was a Gar.
field stumper and has been a Republican
ever since.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-07-31
LABuR AND TRADE.

The stone cutters OF A. D. Stone. al
Springfield, Massachusetts,, l6 in number.
strnok Monday for 90 25 per day, an ad.
vance OF rs cents.
The American Worsted Company Of
Woonsooket, Rhode Island, has notified
its employees, about $50 in number. Of q
~ per cent reduction Of wages to take
effect on the lat proximo.
-Shipley & Wells Of BinRhsmtop. Nav
York, owners OF the Iargest boiler shop
and iron foundry in that section, Mon
day notified their men OF a reduction NJ
10 per cent. The reduction was accepted
The Bethlehem Iron Company Of Beth.
lehem, Pa Monday ced general
reduction Of 20 per cent in wages and
salaries to tske effect on August LIST. The
reduction will affect the officers of the
company as we'll as men. The oompsnv
employs 2 500 hands.
The employees, about 400 in number. nj
Saller, levin & Co., shoe manufacturers,
Philadelphia, have decided to resist the
enforcement of rule of the firm reouir-
ing payment from an employs for a pair
OF shoes that had disappeared from the
shop. The matter has been referred N
the executive board Of the Knights Of
Labor.
A telegram from Detroit says the Bar.
mum Wire Works Company, one Of the
moot extensive plants Of ornamental iron
and wire works in this country. has
made an assignment. This action was
preoipitsted by some Of the stockholders
who became frightened and levied attach
ments on the property to secure the ad-
vanoes made by them. Five hundred
persons are thrown out OF employment
by the suspension.
A conference between representatives
Of the employers and employees in Inc
glass manufacturing establishments Of
the Eastern district, comprising Eastern
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and MARYLAND
was held Tuesday at Philadelphia. re.
sulting in compromise, by which the
blowers are to receive per cent. advance
over the May scale, and the pay of the
other branches Of glass-workers depen.
dent upon the blowers is to be INCREASED
in different degrees. About 80 glass
works were represented at the CONFER
ence,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-07-31


The telegraph facilities Of Dover have
relapsed into the wrstched condition
which obtained there before the building
of the Hotel Richardson. The Office in
the hotel has been vacated for some
reason and now all telegTsphio business
is done through the railroad office, half q
mile from the heart Of the town and not
even connected by telephone. Then,
again, the railroad operator is often
crowded at this season OF the year with
peach business in addition to the regular
business Of the road and the uptown
man who has telegram to
send, after walking the half mile to the
station, cannot always depend on getting
1t off within the next hour. kilograms
received there may DO subject to a similar
delay in delivery. It is an abomfnable
condition Of things for the state capital
and the home Of 5000 fairly we'll behaved
people. Several other important towns
down the Peninsula are almost as badly
off for telegraph service. 1t would be a
real kindness to our people II the Baltimore
g. Ohio consolidation would turn its atten-
tion this way and run an opposition wire
down through this Peninsula, being very
careful, however, in doing so not to per-
petrste any more such acts Of vandalism
as made the B. & o. unpopular in Bran
DIVINE hundred. We fear that decent
telegraph. facilities for the Peninsula must
wait on competition and that competition
will be long delayed, but the extension
of telephone lines may yet solve the
problem. Telephones seem to be doing
satisfactory service in Cecil county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-07-31
CROI'S.
Wheiher tho Cotton Crop WIFI be
Fisir or Ruined Depends Upon
Rain

whether tho Cotton Crop Will he
Frir or Ruined Depends Upon
Rain.
GALVESTON, Tx July 28.- Concern
Ing the present drOuth and the condition
OF the crops in Texas the News saws
The accounts from growing crops that
continue 10 reach the Neps are ANYTHING
but encouraging. In some dIstriots a
full crop of corn Ia assured, but in many
portions Of the state even the corn orop
10 not satisfactory. The yield of wheat
and small grain has been abundant
wherever planted.
Cotton In all sections ia In preoarious
condition from the continued droutb.
The heavy rains of the spring and early
simmer retarded planting operations and
the crop, such as Il ia, Ia very late. The
dronth Of the past six or eight weeks baa
stunted the growth, and every where the
cry comes up for ram.
should the drouth continue for two
weeks longer, inoaloulable iniury will ba
zone and the cotton crop will be ont short
olsastrously. On the other hsnd, with
general raine within week or two fair
cotton yield may yet be made.
FINE WHEAT YIELD PROMISED FROM oBIo.
INDIANA AND RRNTUcKY-OFHRR CROPS,
CINoINEATI, July 2S.-Crep reports
from from oaio, Indiana and Kentucky to the
commercial Gazette are that wheat IA the
beat In quantity and quality gathered IN
years. Corn has suffered from droutb.
but the rains this week have resouad
1t, and the yield will be an
average one. There will be
GOOD crop Of oats. Tobacco
mas suffered more from drouth than any
thing else and In some localities Il ia
failure, the rain being too late. In others
the plant Is in excellent condition. but
me yield will be below the average. The
rainy weather continues. A good rain
fell here last night.