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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-06
HON. EUGENE H. BUNDY,

Candidate for LieutenantgovernOr, will speak as
follows:
salamonie, Tuesday, Oct. T. afternoon.
Ladoga, Thursday, Oct. 8, night.
Yeddo Friday, Oct. 10, night.
Attica Saturday, Oct l, afternoon.
State Line Monday Oct - afternoon.
Rainesville, Tuesday, Oct. IA, afternoon.
Vermillion county, Wednesday, Oct 10, night
Vermilon county, Thursday, Oct 16 night.
Park county, Friday, Oct. II, night.
Vigo county, Monday, Oct 20, night.
Sullivan Wednesday, Oct. % afternoon.
Sullivan county, Thursday, Oct: %, night.
Vincennes, Friday, Oct. "a, night
MISS NELLIE HoLBRooK,
Of California, will speak follows;
Auburn Monday Oct G. night
Angola Tuesday, Oct. z, night.
Ligonier, Wednesday, Oct. 8, night.
Albion Thursday, Oct. 9, night
Plymouth, Tuesday, Oct. IA, night
Warsaw Wednesday, Oct. Is night.
Columbia City, Thursday, Oct. 16, night.
Peru, Saturday, Oct. Is, night.
HON. JOHN NJ. BUTLER,
Candidate for presidential eectcr at large will spe
follows:
Wabash, Monday Oct. g. 2 p. m.
Andrews, Monday, Oct. 6, P m.
Xenia, Tuesday, Oct. z, afternoon
Muncie, Tuesday, Oct ID night
Richmond, Wednesday, Oct. 49, night.
Aurora, Thursday, Oct. 16, night.
New Albany, Friday, Oct, II, night.
Jacksonville Saturday, Oct. IS, afternoon.
Spencer, Tuesday, Oct. 81, night,
Sullivan Wednesday, Oct. %, afternoon.
Evansville, Thursday, Oct. %. night
Bloomfield Friday, Oct. "a, night.
Brazil Saturday, Oct. 25, night
Madison, Tuesday, Oct. %, night.
Terre Haute, Wednesday, Oct 20, night
Fort Wayne, Thursday, Oct. 80, night.
HON. JOHN NJ THAYER,
Of Nebraska, will speak as follows:
Ohio county Monday, Oct. g.
Ohio county, Tuesday Oct T.
Switzerland county, Wednesday, Oct; 8.
Switzerland county, Thursday, Oct. y.
Osgood, Friday Oct. 10.
New Marion, Saturday Oct IL, night
North Vernon, Monday Oct Is, afternoon.
Vernon Monday. Oct. Is, night
Jennings county, Tuesday, Oct. Ia. night.
Lexington, Wednesday, Oct. 15 night.
Clarlestown Thursday Oct 49, night.
Henryvile, Friday Oct II, night.
Jeffersonville Saturday, Oct. Is, afternoon.
New Albany, Saturday, Oct. IS, night.
Crawford county, Monday Oct. 20, night.
Crawford county, Tuesday, Oct. 81, night.
Crawford county, Wednesday, Oct. % night.
Huntngburg Thursday Oct %, night.
Gentryvile, Friday, Oct. "a night.
Rockport, Saturday Oct % afternoon.
Grand View, Saturday, Oct. 25, night.
HON. SAMUEL R. MASON,
Of Pennsylvania, will speak as follows:
Clinton county, Monday Oct g. night.
White county, Tuesday, Oct; z, night:
Jasper county, Wednesday, Oct. ., night
Jasper county, Thursday, Oct. g. night.
Westville, Friday, Oct. 10 night.
Michigan City, Saturday, Oct. II, night.
La Porte county Monday Oct. 13, night
.Tosenh county Tuesday Oct. a. night.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13
The Second Division Charities.

At meeting of the second subdivision
Associated Charities, held at the residence OF
Judge Hsgner Monday evening, the follow
ing officers were elected: Judge A. b. Hag-
ncr, president; Rev. Il. S. Wynkoop, first
vice PRESIDENT Rev. William A. Barker,
second vice president Miss Il. c. Saxton,
secretary; Mrs. II. L. Mead, treasurer. Di-
rectors-Commodore Fillibrown, Commodore
Easily, Mr.. William J. Wilson, Mr.. Louis
ID. Wine, Mr.. Harry Elliott, Mr.. Harry G.
Whiting, Mr.. George Douglas, Dr. T. Mead
Mrs Gen. Ricketts,, Mrs. L. w. G. Chubb,
Mrs Judge Hagner. Mrs. DIR. Swectman
Mrs Faust, Mrs. Aug Foote, Miss b. Q. Sax.
ton.
The secretary read summary report Of
work done since organization, showing the
number of applications for help received, 400
number Of families aided with provisions, 1S4
number of families aided with clothing 81;
number of families aided with coke, 200
amount of coke distributed, 1896 bushels
amount of money received, S22S.31; amount
of expenditures, $226.56; balance in treasury,
S1.75.
The directors were authorized to solicit and
collect contributions for this subdivision, the
boundaries of which are Fifteenth street
northwest to Rock creek and from Ponnsyl-
vania south to the river. Contributions
amounting to 500 were received at this meet
ing. Any one DESTROYS of becoming member
can do 80 by tho payment Of 81 annually,
which amount can BIO sent to any of the
directors. The Office of tho second subdivision
is in Lucas building, corner of Twenty-second
street and Pennsylvania avenue where appli-
cations for help should be made.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13

For dainty Whit you should try Sweet Bou
quet Cigarettes They have no equal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13
The Jail.

Tho attorney general, having written a
letter to the judges of the supreme court OF
the district in regard to tho investigation at
the Jail, the judges have prepared reply.
They affirm the action of the senate commit
tee stating that it followed what the court
had repeatedly expressed as to the authority
being in the court. The letter states that
while the attorney general had no right or
authority to institute an investigation against
the prison he still had the privilege accorded
every citizen of making inquiry as private
citizen, and in only in that way, unless su-
thorized. IL there was to be an inquiry into
the management of the Jail it must be open
and public. Those accused must have the
opportunity to meet their accusers and the
public if they wished the opportunity to hear
the testimony on both sides. The court could
take the matter under consideration, and if
it be deemed advisory to institute an inves-
tigation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13
THE BREvITY BASKET.
Filled with Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Events OF Yesterday.

W. s. Perry, as guardian to Lucy IL. and
Martha A. Henning yesterday entered SUIT
againt J. G.. Paine and Matthew Irlmble TO
recover $500 claimed as due by them rs
surotios on the bond of w. b. Reed, deceased.
Henry Il. Burgess and John II. Shepherd,
colored BARRIERS on Eighth, near ID street,
were fined in the police court yesterday $40
each for assaulting Rashe Merryman and
George L. Gibbons, constables An appeal was
noted.
George McCullum was run over at the cor
ner OF Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue Monday night by carriage belong
ing to Commodore J. G. Fobiger, and driven
by George Bolts. He was seriously injured
about the head and feet.
Building permits were Issued yesterday to
Danenhower & Son, erect dwelling on Mon
roe street. near Seventeenth, 500; A. IL.
Herr, repair 1861 Thirty-irst street, $500 I;
Il. G. Gatrell repair building corner Of Third
and Il streets northeast, $500
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13

81 CONSIDER st. Jacobs Oil an excellent remedy
and one that ought certainly to find its way into
every household" says Hon. Peter Bowe, sheriff
of New York city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13
Thc.East xvashington nuisance.

The citizens of Southeast Washington when
called upon yesterday were unanimous in
their Endorsement of the statement of the
condition of that section, which appeared in
yesterdays REPUBLICAN. The pool of stag
nant water mentioned is indeed great nui-
sance, even worse than as represented. Two
physicians. who have an extensive practice
in the locality, said that something should be
done as soon as possible, or serious results to
the health of that section would occur. The
people speak Of going into the courts to get
relief.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13

Arrangements have been made with the
Pennsylvania railroad, by which parties
destined for Hotel Warwick, Newport News,
Va, from New York, can take Pullman
sleeping car at Jersey City at 8 p. m, reach
ing, whore Pullman parlor cars are placed
alongside the train and passengers exchange
cars without detention, no other change be-
ing made during the journey Train reaches
Newport News at lao p. M, in time for din
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
T. G. Giesekin and Rosa b. Steinle; f. s.
McElfresh, of this city, and Mamie ]. Chap.
pell, of Norsuch n. j.; David w. Perkins OF
East Saginaw, Mich, and Nellie NJ. Fletcher,
of this city Daniel L. Padgett and Mary o.
Kerfer; VIM. Lowery and Margaret Woven,
both of Montgomery county, Md; John
Krause and Addie Hurley; Moses Hopkins
and Charlotte Kinslow, both of Montgomery
county. Md.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13
Charged WIN TnIse Pretsnsss

A warrant was issued by Justice O'Neal
yesterday for the arrest of Thomas s. Smith,
on the charge of obtaining money under false
prctenses. w. o. Babcock, an old pensioner,
stated that Smith had represented to him that
he was an attorney, and had large influence
in getting pension claims passed, and that no
Babcock alleges he paid $2025 to Smith.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13
SMOKE Commercial Cigars.
Mr.. Richards Funeral.

The funeral Of the late James A. Richards
took place from St. Peters church, capitol
hill, yesterday. Requiem mass was cele
brated over the remains by Rev. Father
O'Sullivan. The pallbearers were Messrs
Hutchinson, Spring, Ellis, and Birch,
large number of relatives and friends at
tended. Several handsome floral otfering'
were placed on the casket. Interment was
had at Congressional burial ground.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13
sersnnds 10 RInckhnrn.

A sorenade to Senator Elect Blackburn will
BIO given this evening at tho National hotel.
1t will be under the management Of Speaker
Carlisle, Senator Herman, j. w. Drew, James
p. Willet, and others. The party will meet
at the Riggs house at 1880, and headed by the
Marine band will mrrch to the National
hotel. Mr.. Elliot will deliver tho address,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13
Keeping order I'm the Police Court.

James Carter was fined $50 in the police
court yesterday for whipping his wife. The
critics in the court room expressed surprise
at the heavy penalty. Judge Smell said he
would send them all down as Migrants II they
did not behave themselves, and they all filed
out of tho room
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13

Ambrose Jackson, living at Nc. 1872 Third
street southeast, fell from the rafters at
Knox's stable about o'clock yesterday al
ternoon and broke his right leg between the
knee aud ankle. lie was conveyed to his
home, where no received surgical attention.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13

"wHoM the gods love die young" says Byron f;
but why die when you can cure the cold or cough,
which neglected means death ? DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup mayn't be in favor with the GODS for II
keeps thousands from their grasp, but mortals
who take IL praise IL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13

The fragrant sealskin Cigars are now on so 10 in
Washington DO not rest until you have tried one.
The finest imported brands do not excel them.
Nature furnishes the only flavor Handled by
first. class dealers, Barbour q Hamilton, whole
sale agents,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-13

The prices mentioned below positively for Monday Tuesday, and
Wednesday, February III II, and IL, only
LADESO English Hose full regular made oil boiled and improved
shape blue and cardinal reduced for special sale from
Our English Derby Ribbed and Plain Hose
for the special reduced from 4 Our French Le Thread
Hose ribbed and plain black and all the coors long and i'm
proved shape, for the three special days instead which
price, Warranted All Silk Hose, black
duced and 81 all price, pair.
lCHILDRENSA always the large sizes sell quicker than small
Having about Striped and Plain Color in Chdns Hose
will for special
the entire lot per pair The reduction enormous but
pledge word to the truth of the
GENTFor special Striped Solid English
Hose which sell will be This reduction SMALL but
would remind that for these hose the best value
offered Our Fancy Half Hose fancy stripes will be and
about hundred pair Of French Isle Thread Half Hose will be reduced
Csc only Warranted
Silk Half Hose coo will be reduced
$3.50 pair pair
Cashmere Half Hose best English they sold for offer them
pair.
pboye prices at THE PAAIS ROYAL LII and 1l9 Penna
Avenue for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday,
Feb. III, H. and 13, ONLY.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30
BLAINE AT BAY.


The Charges Against James G. Blatne's
Ante-NuPtial Moral Conduct Met by
Suit for Libel Against the Indianapolis
! Seutinel-Excitement Over the Matter at
the Indiana Capital
lNDIANAPoLIs. IND, August Il.
On the 9Th inst, the Indianapolis Sen
tinel contained an editorial, cha ging that
lanes G. Blaine seduced his wife before
,,orr,o,,o ord +han onIv mo,ried bor at
'lA' Go, "-1 S 49, IT'S ~ 49, -
me inuAzie VI snotSo 1Ais paper
was LorWarueu W DIalne > oecte.ary' anu
thls lloEnAns tue Lo'io"inS was heceiveu'
BAR hARBoR' ME-, August IL
10 INC hdaor % INC l''e'snopoes ts'1es:
Pave Ems ndan os s Tue S cts
is utterly and abomiuably false in every state
ment and in every impIica ion. Political
SANDERS 40 a. not stoP 20 non e, onG TINS ed1
1 tt s9'0 ~ ''0'' = VIZ ''''- D' 80
/ desire you, wi hout an hours delay, to en-
p.,oIy proper attorney ana nave the rssP3n,
IN the f1njteS States District Court of Tndjana.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30

A GREAT reform demonstration was held
at Aberdeen, Scotland, on the 10Th in ia
yor of the franchise bill.
EX-SENATOR Pool, of North Carolina
died suddenly in Washington On the 10th.
PITTSBURGH, PA, was visited by dlsas-
trous thunder and hail storm on the l6Th'
1t was the severest Of the season.
AN enormous temperance camp. meeting
| is being held i'll Milton, Ontario. Work
ers from all paris of Canada and the
! United States are in attendance.
| THE Louisville Exposition opened on the
10Th with appropriate ceremonies. The
| attendance was large.
HANLAN was beaten seven lengths in a
sculling match with Beach on the PARA
malta River, New South Wales, on the
18th, for E5O0 side and the champion
ship of the world.
JOHN GRIFFIN, Of Argyle, N. j., shot
himself on bridge at Cleveland, O., on
the 10Th. He dropped in the river, but
was fished out. He may recover.
SCARCELY day passes that cholera
| does not make appearance in some addi-
tional towns of France. Sanitary precau-
tions seem to be powerless to check the
progress of the disease.
AN attempt was made to blow up the
residence of w. E. Blake, an attorney of
Burlington, Ia, who has been prosecuting,
the saloon-keepers.
THE entire business portion of Anoka,
Mimi, was wiped out of existence by fire,
| on the 10Th, the second occurrence of the
kind. Loss estimated, 81 ,O00, 900.
IT is thought that even should China
pay the indemnify demanded, France
would not give up Kee-Lung, as the former
wishes to retain possession of the coal
mines there. 1t is believed England
will interfere should France persist in
this.
FULLY, wanted at Preston, England, on
charge of being bank defaulters was
discharged in New York on the 10Th, but
was rearrested. The case attracts consid.
cradle attention.
THE dead body Of g. H. Tyler, Treasur-
er of the Bijou Theater, Boston,, Mass.s
was found in the river on the 18th.
OWING to depression in trade the green
bottle factories of Pittsburgh, Pa, will
not resume operations until October l.
The Windsor glass factories will all start
within two weeks.
GENERAL MEJIA and two others engaged
in the Mexican conspiracy were shot.
Two duels were reported between Paris
journalists on the 18th.
IT is thought in London that Nine. Patti
will fail to gain divorce from the Mar
quis de Caux.
Mr.. HENDRICKS has returned to Indian
apolis, and is preparing speech, which
he will soon deliver.
YELLOW fever has made its appearance
in epidemic form in several cities of So
nora, Mexico.
Rowing Cheyennes are burning grass in
Montana, and unless they desist there is
apt to be fight between the Indians and
stockmen.
UPON refusal to quit work, the miners in
the Fourth Pennsylvania pool are threat
ened with bodily harm unless they join
the strickers. The missionaries" are
much incensed over the Sherif's action.
Intimidation goes on, but the men are firm.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30
CONDENSED TELEGRAKSs

| TIE friends and family of Edward JohI"
son, farmer who resides in Cobb county
Ca, are troubled about his mysterious dt
appearance, and his wife thinks that /
has been murdered by parties engaged In
making illicit whisky. johnson was a
witness against them in a recent trial.
SEVERAL days ago Mrs. Henry F. Whit
ing, of Jackson county, Ga, died after .
violent illness of one day. DR.. L. G. Hard
man treated the case as one of poison in
some form. The circumstances created
such comment that the body was exhumsd.
A post norton revealed the fact that she
died from eating tobacco. Considerable
particles were found in her stomach. She
was permitted during her illness to use to-
bacco, which, it seems, she devoured in her
detirium, and died from the effects of it.
The jury rendered verdict to this eRec6s
! The reports that Ex-senator Roscoe
Conkling would take the stump for Blaine
and Logan before the end OF the campaign,
seems to be set at rest by the following let
ter which he has written to the Plumed
Knights, Republican campaign club, de.
clining an election as honorary member:
w. r. NICHOLS, Esq.-Dear Sir: Noting
yours and thanking you for the offer Of an
honorary membership of the political or"
ganization referred to, I must ask you to
excuse me. 1 am quite out of politics and
don't wish in any way to be drawn into
the pending canvass. Your obedient ser.
want, ROSCOE CoNELING.
ONE case of yellow fever is reported
from Key West, Florida.
DR.. J. r. GRAVES, the noted Baptist di-
vine, was stricken with paralysis while
preaching in the First Baptist Church of
Memphis, on the 17t1. Latest advices re-
port his case very serious and but little
hope of his recovery is entertained. His
righS side, arm and leg are the parts af-
ficted. DR.. Graves had just passed his
sixty fifth birth day.
EIGHT prisoners broke out of the county
jail at st. Joseph, No., on the 10Th. They
made their exit through the sewer pipe of
J'the water closet. Only one was recaptur-
ed.
IT is stated on good authority, that VIM.
H. Vanderbilt has sold Maude 8. to Robert
Bonner, for the sum of 100000. The mare
will be retired from the turf.
JESSE OFFUTT, City Marshal of Franklin,
KY, was shot and instantly killed on the
10th, while in the discharge of his duty, by
Henry Taylor, aged twenty years, living
near Franklin. The citizens are very
much incensed over what they consider a
brutal murder, and talk Of lynching is in.
dulged in.
EIGHT tramps took possession of the lit
tie town of Casselton, OAK, on the 10Th,
drove families out of theR homes, and
committed other offenses.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30
Horribly NLangIed.
HOUSTON, TEX,

HUUsIUS1 TEX, august 10.
Last evening freight train ran into q
nand-car containing John Gray, section
foreman, his wife and two little girls and
three section men. They all jumped from
hand-car except Mrs. Gray and her two the
little girls, aged four and seven. Mrs
Gray was badly bruised and the entir
train passed over the children, cutting OH
both legs of the oder and one leg O.,
the other. They will uoD recover.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30
SWEEPING FLAMES.
Grenada, Miss, and GreenvilIe, Tex, De
vastAted by Fire-The Business Portion
of Both Cities Almost Annihilated.

Grenada, Miss, and Greenville, Tex, de-
vastAted by Fire-The Business Portion
of Both Cities Almost Annihilated.
GRENADA, MISS, August 49,
Saturday night the most destructive
fire that ever occur ed in Grenada,
had it's origin in the repair shop of S. II.
Gamers furniture establishment, and bc7
fore it could be gotten under control
burned seventy-eight buildings, Destroy
ing two-thirds of the principal business
portion of the enterprising little city.
1t was ten O'Clock before the fire was,
under control, and the excitement attends
ing the spreading OF the flames from one
store house to another beggars deScrip--
ton. The entire population of Grenada.
was in attenda ce and assisted in res.
moving goods from the burning buiid@
irgS. Nearly all Of the houses destroyed
were substantial brick one OF two stories,
in height The burned district covers,
three soliI blocks. The total loss is not.
less than $300,000; insurance $4,000.
GREENvILLE, TEX, August 49,
Greenvilie has again been visited by
the demon of destruction. Yesterday
Lag GAOhC SAb Ill tuC rear OLE
the wooden buI ding occupied by ]. l.
Beal, grocer, and j. n Herndon, furni1
ture dealer, on South Stonewall street,
1t is uncertain which building the ire.
took no d ON first, but it was the work
of dastar ~ inc ndiary. The wind
was blowing furlously from the.
south and the flames spread with
alarming rapidity, destroying two solid
blocks on South Stonewall street, includ--
ing the large story two Coffee Hotel. From
this the mad flames crossed Washington
street and destroyed the splendid brick
block on the west side of the square.
Among The many buildings in this,
block were Rainey's Opera-house, Rags,
dale and Harrison's mammoth two-story
brick machinery and hardware house,
and many others. To the sorrow of everp
one the flames also took hoid on Hunt:
County's fine $4,000 Courthouse, and
it was totally consumed in spite of the
efforts of the fire company and the citi--
GEMS
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30

CHINA, according to a London dispatch
of the 10th from Foo Chow, reused to pay
the indemnity demanded by France, end
has declared war. French troops from
Tonquin were being massed at Foo Chow,
and the Chinese are making the most ac-
tive preparations for war. The report is
not confirmed, however, at Paris and Lon
don
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30

THE Army of the Tennessee, at its meet
ing at Lake Minnetonka, elected all the
present officers for the ensuing year. Chi.
cago is the next place Of meeting.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30

THIRD OFFICER KELLY Of the steamer
Bear says the Greedy party admitted,
when they came ON board, that they had
eaten the dead bodies of Henry and ks
lingbury in crder to keep life in their own
bodies. At the time of the rescue every
one was sworn over to secrecy.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30

JAMES G. BLAINE has instructed friends
In indianapolis to enter suit against the
publishers Of the Sentinel of that city for
nlIepad libel concerning his marriage.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30

THE United States Consul at Sierra
Leone, reports to the State Department
that he has been compelled to leave the
Consulate by the prevalence Of a severe
form of African fever prevailing there,
and from which ten Of the sixty European
residents have died since May 10th.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30

SURGEON IRWIN, at Cape Charles quar-
antine station, telegraphed the Surgeon
General of the Marine Hospital Service on
the 18th that he had detained the schooner
Taylor, from Porto Bello for Baltimore,
with three cases Of supposed yellow fever
on board.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30
News from Everywhere.

BowsER, of Murraysville gas-wells riot
fame in Pennsylvania, was convicted on
the 14th of murder in the second degree.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30

TELEGRAMs received at Washington
from Consul Mason report cholera de-
creasing in the cities of Marseilles and
Toulon, but spreading in other localities.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30

ANUMBER OF arrests have been made in
the City of Mexico Of prominent persons
alleged to be concerned in a conspiracy to
depose President Gonzales, assassinate
General Diaz and make Jose Maria
Iglesias President. It is said they will all
be shot.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30

MILITARY and naval movements on the
coast of China look warlike. Pirates are
also active and are ravaging the country.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-08-30

Earl. GRANVILLE has assured Bismarck
chat England is friendly toward Germany
in the development Of colonial enterprises
in the unsettled part of Southern Africa.