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Hvmanaal.

MT. Walter, J. Ross, of St. Regis Falls, N. F., and Miss Harriet Porter, daughter of the late Isaac Wilson, of Bridgeport, were mar ried on Tuesday at the residence of the brides mother. Rev. H. c. Hinsdale. of Princeton, N. J., oficiated, assisted by Rev. H. A. Davenport. of Bridgeport,
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Gents, SILK Hahdkerchiefs,

Elegant styles in beautiful combinations. The largest assortment at the lowest prices in the city is at BOLTON & NEELY's.
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R3oEs 1f ad3n15S.

All the poets and many standard works in fiction and general literature in various forms, from 9 cloth bound duodeeimo at 25c. up to fine editions de luxe.
 fl N. ADAM & Co.
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aoRa.NEae

Prof. R. H. Chitt+nden, of the Sheffield Scientific school, New Haven, delivered 8 highly interesting lecture before the Scienti- fc society of Bridgeport Tuesday evening The subject was elaboratsly illustrated with lantern views by MT. George H. Johnson, of
 that city
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A Thousand and one Attractions For
 A Marry C1arfafuaan

Throngs of ladies are patronizing Messrs Monson & Carpenters famous store mora than ever before. The bargains are bargains indeed and bring the buyers, and among them are plain dress goods, combinations, embroidered robes, braided robes, tricot cloths, plush cloaks by the yard at greatly reduced prices, silk umbrellas, hosiery, Mar seilles quilts, lace bedspreads, gentlemen's silk handkerchiefs from fifty cents to dol lar, silk mufiers from 8 upwards, gentle mems dogskin gloves and kid gloves and thousand articles in fact suitable for .. Christmas gift.
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Canes.


 Embroidered and plain silk webs to be embroidered, done up in neat boxes, suita- ble for gifts. J. N. ADAM & Go.
 Canes. Buy your canes at Bolton & Neely's and save fifty per cent.
 silk Handkerchiefs. We are able to give very extraordinary bargains in Silk Handkerchiefs. We never
 J.N. ADAM & Co.
 Stamped Linens. Tidies, Tray Cloths, Sideboard Table and Bureau Scarfs, Splashers, and many other things in fine momie linen, stamped with choice designs for outline embroidering.
 J. N. ADAM 6 Go.
 si1k Umbrellas. Good assortment of holiday goods.
 J. N. ADAM 6 Go.
 Dolls, Trunks. Several sizes. j. N. ADAM & Co. visit the Toy Bazaar in the basement of J. N. Adam & Co.'s sboGt Are XOu Aware Ea+s8 a~ how much cheaperseeu can buy gentlemens underwear in our store than in otharss If not it will pay you to investigates .,
 J. N. ADAM & Co.
 Blankets. = A pair of good blankets is seasonable' Christmas gift. Buy them where you are sure of the best value for your money, that is, of J. N. ADAM 6 Co. dec16 St
 Gentss Linen Handkerchief In half dozen boxes, plain hendmed and hem stitched. The best assortment is at
 BOLTON & NEELY's.
 Gents' Gloves In all desirable styles, qualities and shades at
 DUDLEY's, 799 Chapel street.
 Gents, Neckwear. A great variety of the latest shapes and newest colorings at GEO. E. DUDLEY's,
 799 Chapel street. Cents Suspenders. All styles, at DUDLEY's,
 799 Chapel street.
 Gents, Umbrellas. A great variety in silk, alpaca, etc, at
 DUDLE3's; 799 Chapel street. Cents Handkerchfefs. An elegant assortment of eolored, border ed, hemstitched handkerchiefs, at GEO. E. DUDLEY's, 799 Chapel street. Gents' Collars and Cuffs. All the latest styles at DUDLEY's,
 799 Chapel street.
 Cents CaneSs Sterling silver, at DUDLEY's,
 799 Chapel street. See Johusoh & Bros. adv't on 3d page Gents, silk Handkerchief. Elegant styles in beautiful combinations. The largest assortment at the lowest prices in the city is at BOLTON & NEELY's.
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WenH Might.

Thomas o. King, well known horseman of Hartford, together with his guide was lost recently in snow storm in the Maine woods while gunning. After night of suffering in the woods and long weary tramp they got back to their bearings again.
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New Buildings.

MT. Wooster P. Ensign, of w. A. Ensign & Son, has handsome new residence we'll advanced toward completion on George street, upper part.
 Alderman Frank A. Monson has taken out 8 permit to erect two frame houses on Or chard street.
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,Tis Greatly To Their Credit.

At the Whitneyville school are two little girls, Dora Bassett and Emma Meekin, who during the long country term of four months just ending have faithfully plodded daily over three miles of country road, through rain and shine, mud and dirt, without hav- ing an absence or tardinees marked against them. What think their city cousins of this, who with the accessories of good sidewalks, horse cars and single sessions find it difficult to show good record of attendance2
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HeMLb' OHu6bs Sterling silver, at DUDLEY's,
 799 Chapel street. See Johusoh & Bros. adv't on Sd page.
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Ror RIorS6a

Captain A. Benjamin, of stratford, will start from New Haven for Florida Saturday in the schooner sharpie Mary B., recently bought in Fair Haven to run between Jack sonville and Lake Worth.
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sboG5 Are You Aware Es9s3 how much cheaperse eu can buy gentlemen's underwear in our store than in othatsa If not it will pay you to investigates z
 J. N. ADAM & Go.
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Advent Sermons,

Rev. Mir. Lines, at the Church of the As- tension, and Rev. MT. Nichols, at Grace church, will preach the last of the Advent sermons on Friday evening"
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wEATHER RECORD.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DEPARFMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. IS, 1S84| AM. For New England, colder cloudy weather and westerly winds, higher barometer For Middle States, partly cloudy weather and local snows or rains, lower temperature, northerly winds, higher barometer.
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a Raa Rafa.

Willis A. Kane of Ansonia, who was dis charged from the Naugatuck road for leaving switch open and derailing train, went in- sane from breeding over the circumstances and finally died raYing maniac.
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NIeiphfrir GIoYes
Raakefs.

Fur gloves in Otter, Beaver and Seal, at astonishingly low prices at
 BOLTON & NEELY's.
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Rnr fhanahinat

A writer in the New York World of yes terday recommends Alvin P. Hyde, of Hart ford, for position in C1eveland's cabinet. MT. Hyde was law partner of the late Gov ernor Hubbard
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Visit the Toy Bazaar in the basement of J. N. Adam & Co. s
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Ohftuarv.

Rev. George Goodyear, who died at Temple, New Hampshire, November 18th, was born in Hamden, Conn.,, December 9th, 1901. He was the son of Simeon and Han nah Beardsley) Goodyear and a regular des- cendant of Stephen Goodyear, 80 long asso- ciated with Theopholus Eaton in the govern ment of the New Haven colony, also cousin of Charles Goodyear, the inventor. He graduated from Yale college in 1894 and from the Yale Theological seminary in 1927. He was ordained on July 22d, 1898, and then followed almost forty years of active labor in the Christian ministry in southern New England and in Temple, New Hampshire. He was installed over the Congregational church in Temple April 25, 1855, where he 1abored until October 25, 1865, when he re- signed on account of failing health and has since resided in that town.
 He was honored with educational and legislative trusts, but so long as his health permitted gave himself with remarkable singleness of devotion to his sacred work. He will long be remembered for his genial spirit and hospitable welcome. At his funeral his brethren in the ministry who had been associated with him intimately, Revs. B. s. Lincoln, D. Goodwin and G. F. Merriam, spoke most emphatically of his worth, while the large attendance was yet more eloquent tribute of public esteem.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-18

An eight cent tool chest for very small boys, and bigger ones for the big brothers at ali prices up to $5.50.
 J. N ADAM & Co.
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AMERICAN THEATER.

The general opinion seems to be that Messrs. Eldridge and Van Buren, managers of the American Theater, have secured no better company than the one playing there this week.
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Dolls' Trunks. sizes. j. N. ADAM & Co.
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Genfs, Handkerehiefs.

Cents Collars and Cuffs. All the latest styles at DUDLEY's,
 799 Chapel street.
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Endowment Rank.

Section 149 Endowment Rank, Knights of Pythias, elected officers for the ensuing year last evening as follows: President, A. C.. Jones; vice president, I. H. Stoddard; secre- tary and treasurer, John H. Jones'
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Recreation For School Children Dur
 Kaeafhnu

1h& NACAGAOAs
 Mir. William A. Lincoln, proprietor of the Lincoln rink, has invited the scholars in the public schools to attend his rink during va- cation, giving one afternoon to each school as follows: December 20, Dwight, Orchard street and Skinner; December 23, Welch; A, Woolsey; 26, Washington; 27, Division; 29, orphan asylum and Webster; 30, Eaton; 31, Wooster street; January 2, Edwards street.
 This evening the Yacht club and the New Haven and Ramblers' Bicycle club will at tend the rink by invitation. Tomorrow evening the Russell school will attend. On the evening of December g Miss Jennie Houghton will appear at the rink.
 The driveway has now been completed so that carriages can drive to the door. There is plenty of space to accommodate several carriages in the drive at time Carriages may be ordered at 10 o'clock
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Entertainments.

The varied attractions at Bunnelrs Muse um are drawing and pleasing large crowds every afternoon and evening. The entertain ment is frst-class.
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Rockfne Hersea

A requisite for every gentleman, the Elm City cuff holder. Come and see them at
 BOLTON 6 NEELY's.
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THREE WIVES.

The New Haven Opera House ought to be crowded this evening when the great hit of
 the day in New York, "Three Wives to One
 Husband, will be played by splendid company. The play has set the whole me tropolis laughing. It will be produced here af Ilnnn1ar prices
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Faney SiisDiarIde1:s.

Dents wool-ined calf driving gloves witI Rutby fastener $1 only at
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-18

You were surprised at the quality of those 25c. silk handkerchiefs We have just opened another case, all combinations now on sale.
 BOLTON & NEELY.
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HNcoI,N SKATING RINK

There was large party of skaters at the | Lincoln rink last night. The rink seems to
 be gaining in popularity very fast. An
 orange race was contested by J. H. Jordan, A. B. Drew, H. E. Drown and E. c. Larkins The latter was the winner.
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Gentss Gloves

We make a speciality of mems dress, driv- ing and working gloves, all at the lowest prices. GEO. E. DUDLEY,
 799 Chapel street
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shirts made to Measure.
eeaorrleth1ng NeW. 5,

On short notice, in three grades, at moderate prices Fit guaranteed. J. N. ADAM & Go.
 o14 eodtf
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The Regu1atfon Gun.

Boysi have you seen the regulation gun at Adams Toy Bazaara It is capital shooter. Ammunition and target go with each one.
 J. N. ADAM & Co.
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Very pretty assortm ent of fancy baskets of all shapes and sizes, lined and unlined.
 J. N. ADAM & Co.
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BICYCLE cLUB CoNcERT.

tomorrow evening under the auspices of the New Haven Bicycle club which will be well worth attending Some of our best local talent will participate.
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The most economical garment in the mar ket, combining ease with elegance and durability, only at BOLTON & NEELY's.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-18

Em9Ioldered and plain sllk weDs .1;4 to De ble for gifts. J. N. ADAM & Co.
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Japanese Goat skins.

A goat-skin rug is 8 very nice gift. Look at those we are now offering
 N AnAM .R Gi0
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APleasant Surprise.

FoldingC ChairCo o.offer largest assortment hol- iday rattan and fancy chairs at lowest prices.
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Gents; Dfess Shirts

We can always guarantee satisfaction as te fit and quality, at DUDIEY'S
 799 Chapel street.
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SIik Hanfiikereliiefs,

Buy your canes at Bolton 6 Neely's an save fifty per cent.
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OUMBbB1
 Buy your teas and coffees at the Centen- nial Anna. Tea Co.,, 363 State St., the unap- proachable pioneers of low prices and fine goods. A new plaque every week given besides our usual present. d17 If
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Jhfnese SiIk HandkerchIe
Gents, Iersey Coats.

In elegant quality, handsomely embroidered in colors and white, superb assortment oi designs, at RnT.ToN & NEELY's.
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Personal.

J. w. McNamara, business manager for Callender's minstrels, was in town yesterday. His company is booked at Carll's Opera House, Monday evening, Dec 29, and the prices have been reduced to 25 and 50 cents Chief Hendrick went to New York yester- day on business for the fire department.
 MT. Walter Pond, of this city, who has been travelling with the Levy Cornet Concert company, was in Detroit, Mich, last Tues day, after an extensive tour in the West.
 G. R. Merrick, of New Haven, has passed g successful civil service examination in Wash ington.
 Lieutenant R. M. Walker of the Light Guard is the oldest man in the c. N. G., having served since February, 1867.
 Oliver W. King, with s. s. Mallett, and Miss Carrie L. Miner, of Madison, were mar ried at No. 15 Wall street Tuesday evening. Colonel Brayton Ives. of New York, for merly of this city, now owns copy of the Guttenberg Bible, the first book ever print ed. There is but one other in the country.
 Mir. William H. Atwood, of the Hooker carriage manufactory, returned Tuesday night from trip around the globe, after g
 
 ness of trade in almost all quarters.
 MT. E. s. Willis, of the Consolidated road, left yesterday noon for Milwaukee to visit his son, c. B. Willis, formerly of this city and now secretary of the Y. M G. A. of Milwau- kee.
 Stiles Judson, of Stratford, is out again after severe illness.
 Mrs. Alma Brownson, aged 80, wife of Sheldon F. Brownson, died very suddenly on Sunday evening.at her residence in Hunt Brownson, one of the Selectmen of Hunting ton.
 MT. F. H. Gotta, of Shelton, is out again after a severe attack of pneumonia.
 MT. and Mrs. Luzon Powell, of Derby, started this week for Florida
 Mr. William T. Marchant and Miss Carrie E. Hills, daughter of MT. Charles W. Hills, are to be married to-day at the residence of the brides parents on Trumbull street in Hartford.
 Rev. Father Hunt of Southington, who has been under doctors care in New York, is nearly recovered and returns soon.
 Mrs. E. N. Shelton, of Birmingham, is still seriously i'll, fact which is mourned by her many friends.
 A. H. Fenn, late manager of the Casino in Waterbury, will start for Aiken, s. O., to- morrow morning, intending to pass the win ter at the South. He will visit the New Or leans exposition in January.
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Gentlemen's French Lisle thread fancy half hose which cost the importer $5 dozen to land, you can procure this week six pairs for $1.85 We have them in all sizes and the combinations are excellent
 BOLTON 6 NEELY.
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Slammed LInans.

Stamped LfneMss Tidies, Tray Cloths, Sideboard Table and Bureau Scarfs, Splashers, and many other things in fine momie linen, stamped with choice designs for outline embroidering.
 J. N. ADAM 6 Go.
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B. ManviIle & Co. Pleasure carriages of the highest grade.
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AGents' Furnishing Goods For the holidays at GEO.. E. DUDLEY's, d17tf 799 Chapel street.
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Tool Chests.

are cheapest in our Toy Store.
 J. N. ADAM 6S Co.
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We are able to give very extraordinary bargains in Silk Handkerchiefs. We never saw them as cheap before.
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B, ManviIIe & Go,
Teas and Cofeel

Fine four passenger sleighs. de13 If B. MANvILLE & Go.
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B. Manviiie < GO. Elegant Broughams in French designs. Four Passenger Extension Front Broughams, ,veryfashionable. B. B.MANv1LLE6tC Co
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special @o1iees.
Special a1ntiess.

Nn RT Old Company LEHIGH sale at as
 
 aFREE BURNING CUMBERLAND Coal WOOD IEsawe and dsp i'm cOnven ent Office, m Congress s ~ W. IF. FREEING
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Rare VaIne.

A fine assortment of sleighs.
 B. MANvILLE & Co.
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si,k Umbre1iaa

Good assortment of holiday goods.
 J. N. ADAM 6 Co.
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Holiday Goods

day goods is at the Centennial Anna. Tea O., 363 State St. Call and see the display they are making.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-29

The Michigan City Dispatch is laudably
engaged in the effort to help the enterprise
looking to the establishing of glass works at
that place. Better wait until after the
election. Capitalists won't care to invest in
such an undertaking unless some assurance Of
protection is guaranteed. American workmen
won't labor for the low wages paid in France
and Belgium 50 that glass men cannot
possibly compete with French and Belgian
manufacturers though the price Of glass has
rapidly and steadily declined since the tariff
made it possible to make plate-glass in Amer.
zoo
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-29

In 1871, in free-trade England, there were
1854 hands engaged in the manufacture Of
boots and shoes. In 1881 the number had
declined to 216,536, a decrease Of nearly
10000. During the same time the number pf
persons engaged in that business in the United
States increased from Ill 127 to 194, 079, a
gain Of nearly $4,000, a difference of AZ, 900
in favor Of this country. England is anxious
to get an opportunity to do this work for us,
and would undoubtedly underbid our work
men to do it, as they doubtless could, since
the weekly pay Of a irst-class journeyman in
that country is but $7.35.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-29

denim men and measures in American politics as
necessity and the cause Of truth and Justice de.
mand This is our position.
WASHINGTON special to Louisville Courier
Journals The Democrats should not bet their
money upon the Ohio contest The chances are
that the Republicans will carry the State. They
have succeeded in raising a large corruption
fund to be used there between now and the
election. The Republicans here arc advertising
in the Critic Offering to bet $75 to $50 on Ohio
going Republican, and $50 to SIS that Robinson.
Republican, will get 10000 more votes for Sec.
rotary Of State than Newman Democrat
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-29

Will the railway committee of the Council
report upon the motion referred to them,
looking to stopping the smoking in the street
carsf AS it is, the street cars of Indianapolis
are shame and disgrace to the management
and the authorities which permit the outrage
to go unchecked. If the smoking "hogs" are
to monopolize the cars, and render them unfit
for civilized occupancy, why not start bars in
them and cater to the appetites of drinking
hogs as wellR Why should there be dis
erimination9
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JUDGE TAYLOR has set 4 good example in

JUDGE TAYLOR has set a good example in
the matter of his allowances in the trust of
the Indiana Banking Company. The rule is
that an estate is absolutely swallowed up
whenever it gets into court, and that receiver
and attorney are allowed fees double and
treble what is just or equitable. Judge Tay-
lor has done we'll His example should be
followed by all courts. A list of allowances
made to receivers and masters and to lawyers
by courts which have had railways and bust
ness concerns in trust would be appalling if
collected and published
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-29

DEMOCRATS are very unhappy. They com
plain that Mr., Blaine persists in moving ABOUT
among the people; complain that he talks, and
that he doesn't talk enough Pretend to see
portentous omens of defeat for him in the
fact that General Scott, Horatio Seymour and
Horace Greeley pursued the same methods,
and while, as in Mr.. Blaine's case, the people
thronged to see the candidate, each was de-
feated Taking all these things into consid-
Grafton, Democrats should be comforted, not
dismayed. Truth is, the ocular demonstration
Of the popularity Of Blaine and Logan is not
an agreeable thing for Democrats to conten-
nlate.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-29

But will Mr.. Mcdonald be kind enough to de-
fine the position Of his party on the Morrison
billG Will Mr.. Mcdonald tell the country
what the views Of the Democratic candidates
for President and Vice president are upon the
TARIFF VIII Mr.. Mcdonald be kind enough
to point out the passages in Mr. Cleveland's
letter Of acceptance in which he defines his
position on the tariff question: Oh, yes; the
Democracy would take time by the forelock
and discuss this issuel Why don't they do it,
Will Mr. Mcdonald tell usY
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-29

attention to the fact that he was to the last one
of Mr. Garfeld's most intimate and trusted
friends and advisers A special from Cleye-
land to the Chicago News says:
s'On Sunday, Mr. Blaine will accompany
Mrs. Garfield to Lakeyiew Cemetery, to visit
the grave Of Garfield. This will be Mr..
Blaine's trump card. 1t is an open secret in
political circles that his present trip to Ohio is
a carefully arranged dramatic performance,
with Blaine as the star actor and the voters Of
Ohio as the audience
The mahgnancy Of such innuendoes will
yet turn the sentiment of the American pub
lie into an overwhelming rebuke Of such
brutal methods. No party can win at the
expense of womans honor or dignity.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-29

THE disagreement Of Democratic orators on
the tariff question is the least Of their trouble,
for they can adapt their speeches to the local
Hy they are in; but We protest against Gov
ernor Hendricks and Colonel Gray pleading
with tears in their eyes for change while
Captain Myers and the other State officers are
tearing their linen and preaching themselves
hoarse in saying that that is just the thing
they despise. They want none Of it, and will
have none, if they can help it. Harmony
gentlemen.