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PLACED IN NOMINATION.
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tain new and better ones. | have frequently seen
that take place."
Here the senator was reminded Of a story. A
storekeeper who recorded the accOuntso OF his creh
customers on the wall with a piece OF cnarcoai
married. HIS wife was ambitious to deserve praise
as a good housewife and one day when her husoahu
was absent she neatly whitewashed the wall upon
which the accounts were inscribed. Her HUSBAND
returned and she proudly showed him how com
pletely she had obliterated the disdguFing MARKS
which had offended her sense of neatness. lie
stood specchless and aghast for a moment and then
exclaimed Bless my soal you have wiped ont
whole wears business. Man and wife set themselves
to work to repair the damage as best they could
and while they were occupied friend APP
peared and they explained what they were trying
to do. Are you making out wellF he asked
Well. guess have got the amounts pretty heai
right and | am sure | have down heap better
names than had before
$50 think" added the Kansas Senator, tha'
perhaps after George William Curtis gets through
this convention he will find that his political pa
ancc sheet will be in 4 moro satisfactory condi'i"h
than IL was before he came to Chicago senator
Plumb is greatly pleased by the platform. which ne
,avs viii be peculiarly acceptable to tue
the Republicans Of his state sergeant-at-ArMs
Canaday. Of North Carolina. said this afternoon
That six OF the south Carolina d9leBa"S VIII WV
for Blaine on the second ballot.
COLORED DELEGATES sLtNDERED.
There has been a good deal said IN Democratic
newspapers about purchasing colorrd votes ana
some of the co0red men feel sore over IT. u. NyaU
Henderson, a prominent colored man rom
Mississippi, to-day said: There has ofeh
great deal of talk about bfio-
ng colorcd delegates for Arthur or Blaine OF
anybody whom prejudice might select. Ihs Is
base SANDER There has been no bribery ana no
suggestion of It. We have been informed
that if Mr. Blaine should be President,
the colorcd people would be recognized
in the distribution of the rewards of politics ana
Offices Yes. of course. Offices. That's what me!
mean 70 haye-a fair prop rlon OF them, ~ olhc
words We arc tired of bewiog wood ana ara"
ing water for white Adventures N 'ne
south. If are good enough w
come MP here as delegates and sit in convention
and nav orr hotel bills. We are GOOD enough, 10
taste the sweets Of victory won ny our votes' nS
talk Of buying nl2garS with money Is i
disgracefu faisehO0c. and We mean /"
cam it down the throais OF mos
no mall IN Us IN that way. AL we ask Is a lall
chance and equal favor with ether members OF OIL
party. We don't want 10 be made TO silIier from
discrimination, that is ali We ask.
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NV YoRK. June 5. Eel.
Editor Sete- Fort ze,h,ng ar.i GernoS he
CoNGREssMEN AND THE PLATFORM

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The bulletin an
nouncing the purport OF the Republican platform res
tive TO the tariff adopted Chicago created Interest
among members OF the House than any othcr bulletin
to-iays meeting OF the Mr Morrison
the plank that the Republicans viii keep
all they have got and get all they They will raise
the tin plate. cotton ties and few other things
Mr.. Hewitt, Of New-York says: % The action 81 the
Republicans means that they want 70 hmbug the poo
pie They tell the wOrkngman that he Is 10 have more
projections; tho business that the Obstacies 10 trade
will be removed. 1 knew they would declare for
vision OF the tariff. Those gentlemen 1.-THE Ways and
Means Committed had better TO work ind do some
thing now"
Mr.. Carlisle says the action Of the convention u
pete strldlc OF the question. Mr. Springer character
zcs the action piece 81 political uggery Ia catch
all classes OF voters
Mr. HiscOck says IL aus an increase Of duty.
Messrs Mills and Jones. OF ArkaEsaH, the R"ruhh
cans lodging tne question Mr.. sdis continues;
II Is lie. hope To the Lord Will say something tins
time that VIII not mean lc
Mr. Eaton SAYS: -Of they want revision;
they didn't favor the Morrison bill. DID tLeYF
Mr. Herbert says: expected tuI. We have lost our
golden opportunity. The action they have taken IT, how
ever. nothing BAT a dodge
Nr Blount considered the tariff plank - compicte
dOi-e."
judge KELLEY the plank means a reY is,on Ot The
prOhibltOry features 81 the present ta1f
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TROUBLES or BUSINESS MEN.

ROCHESTER, June 5.-The general assign
meut or Al0nZo Braduer OF Dansvillc. u Andrew J.
Holden OF Livouia, fled in the Livingston County
Clerks o.lce late Wednesday evening. He has pre-
fcrrcd creditors TO the OF $4,000 including the
seventh Ward Bank. Of New-No rk $1,000 His habiu-
tie, are aaid to aggregate nearly 100000 There gyas
nled AZ the same time and place Tie assignment OF ANA
raA III BraducI, OF Dauslllc, 90 William richardson
of l0rnclsyie. lie has preferred creditors FOR over
10000. including the Traders Bank, OF New-IOrk
Isl. His Liabilities are thought 10 De- large
DETROIT Mich. June &c. r. Foster & CO.. wholesale
miucrs Of this city. have med. Their assets are
placed ~ @327O5. with -22l bad aud doubtful debts
Tbrir Uabite, are $4,000 The prime pal creditors
New YORK.
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CARTFP-Tn Brooklyn W@'resiav TrGe g. iSsi - 20
O'Clock ~ Maria Jones wife OK LarnI-s %. aged
4 ~eaI.. m fn- ana . Jays.
and friends, AMI officers and members ~ Auinro
Iotze, %. iud IN, aupunBt NJ .. 3. 3D. 3D. f.
aud members OF the ~oury II Ol ArooAlynItes
invited t. attend she fungr Services AZ te residence ga.
2GU Cuubrrl-ni-st, fsIday evening, the j-h inst
-Ajoc0ck.
Int-rnrnt Madison. NewJersay. the following day
CHALNER~-Dn We iuesilv Jun' 4. raJuas '..l % uers
" D.. 100 rhr rtth ~ NJ age
FUdI~ ar e. 3 p.
beers the me-ca procession invited
De resent.
n B., kindly requested thar lower b. omitted.
LOUN BERY--utIcuy. on 5;h lnst- at Bay shore l..
stephen Raymond LpunsUery, Ia he jsth year o. ls Az
Notice OF tuucr3 hereafter
MERCEE-On "wednesday. Kinasaui. y T.
Mary Mcrcsi dan tr of lte Peter M4rgl.rt
Nrsbirt Siprcet age-t . years
Funeral serv e. bee held the -ge
Kugs.auf. -dturiIy. Jun' :, az II D ~.
PG~T-At Ellen ylile y Y THURSDAY morning sta nst.
in The Of her entered ntb r-i, Hattie Jutt
eldest daughter ~ the late 4 Law Posf
The relatives and friends Of The "a ry ar respectfully
ved to attend the funeral N tho rrHel'" Of Der
mother Sirs }. Post It Ellearile, y \, sunday
afternoon 1t 3 OcioCs.
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NARRIED

DCER-CLARN-Ac Christ church. B0'nfe.h Y +. IN
Tuesday June 3 Dy The Rev " o. Ftrr.nS' ~ D. - r-t
tor Oh me Parish s.r u JJsepA l..
Clark. rs.I. % Alexander Duer
FDET-TTNF~-O fucslay June 3 ~ the Cent nary ".
l. Church Moifisala The Rev 0wtlet, TIA Frances,
daughter N Charles H. lnnes. 90 Ernest Et.l
GTCNER-WA Owl Fl LAT the church ~ fhe Covenant
Inn. Uv he Lev Dr. Vincent nam Brown GLOVER
and Helen, daughter the Late T. n NArdge ESQ, u
SeW-I1ra
JANSFN-TUCKER-At Newark y J, by he Rev W. n.
Graslu ID D. fh. Rev. John Dr.. Jansen az UIcEensi,k
y j 10 Miss Ri ,abCth II IuckCr 81 Newark So
LEASK--YITH- "wednesday, June 3 al th' -rs.irnes
brides parents bv the Rev. J0,eph D idsr D..
FRANCES stewart. daughter OF Licteustsi. es,
o William Lcask, al Of this city.
SO cards.
NcC0LLUM-PIKF-In Berca Kentucky. saturday Nav
81 bv rv r.. II. IA tch.L ilulla T.. tlItltar =
william r. Pike 0f East orange y J.. % Il IUert b. Nc
COiluDl. 81 Brrea. henuCAy.
PIERS .N-FREEAlAN-At I9r-isfoyn. Y. J., N Wein'+
day evening june T. l>@4 bV the Rev James " Freeman
J.. d., Al on-tte :. Freeman 10 PAlI4udrr 3D. Fier'ou
s3IITH-FORIOu "Wednesday. June 70 by the Rg. Do nv
p ,m III. Of Cin,iunl O-iI. Richmond 'ia-p u.th o.
Sew AMI Mabel Percy, Gl-A,er D; Gosd'n TO H.
OF Brooklyn. y. Y.
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NO ARSEyrEE LAYpL oRps IN AnERIcA.

CmCAGO, june 5.-'The following dispatch
was sent this afternoon by cable 10 Charles stewart Par
NELL At the request OF the Irish National League Com
mttec the Republican Nationa! Convention pledges mat
Marty 10 secure legislation prohibiting foreign land
,.ror.bin The English curse Of absentee andlordism
a,,ot be transferred from ireland TO America. The
",tcb Is signed by Alexander sullivan. president. and
the Rev. Charles Okcily treasurer, OF the AlsH Ma
tiouaI League OF America.
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

ST. JEROME. QUEBEC. June J.-Lavi0lette &
Co.'S foundry and machine shop was destroyed ny fire
Iisi night, causing loss OF $1,000
CLEVELAND June 5.Thc planning mil OF McAllsicr x
Co. was damaged nv fire tHs morning 10 the extent OF.
$4,000. the origin OF thr ire = Unknown
MONTREAL. June Diving * Co.'S spice mills IN this
city were destroyed bv fire ,oiay. The loss is estimated
az $50 900: ipsur, aa follows: British Auerc1n 80
0OO Guardian S6 600. London and Lancashire. $4,000;
Nstiona - 500; Liverpool and London AID Globe,
5000; Royal Canadian. $1,000; Ph~uA, $4,000 Nor
witch Union. 5000; Citizens, $1,000.
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of free institutions, and we solemnly ar
raign the Democratic party as being the guilty
recipient of the fruits of such fraud and vio-
lence. We extend to the Republicans Of the
South, regardless of their former party affilia
tons, our cordial sympathy, and pledge TO them
our utmost earnest efforts to promote the pass
age of such Legislation as will secure to every
citizen, of whatever race and color, the full and
complete recognition, possession and exercise OF
all civil and political rights.
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WIrrErs0N on r1LDEN's DECLN4TIoN
HIS NAME USED FOR DISHONEST PURPOsEs-INEx
ORARIE PTPPOSE.

MS NAME USED FOR DISHONEST PJRrOsEo-INkA-
ORABLE PURPOSE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, June Din regard to Mr.
Tidens letter declining accept the Presidential NOM
nation 70 be presented 10 the NewYOrll state COuyen
tou Henry Walterson. in interview IN The Tunes to-
day says: Nj Tudcns resolution not TO allow the use.o
his name accept The nomination, has been ncxor
1850. he has communicated this resolution TO
his with the greatest caudor and decision lie
has a no time equiv ocacd hestatcd The statement
made by Mr.. Dana 10 Mr. DOlshelmer is truc and Mr..
Tldcus friends have proceeded upon the knOWc tgc
it with his entire consent Many of those using Mr.
Tildeu's name connection with the next nomination
know these things as well ] do and are using Mr
1ilden FOR dishonest purposes OF their He would
moi ACCEPT the Office. less the nomination. ,id thI.
Will ne auihoritatyrly communicated 10 the New York
state COnNcutO
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NEw-ORLEANs, June 5.-Colouel :. c. Ly-
ford Of the Army, Captain b. H. Buckingham Of the
Navy, aud \. d. Hazen, Assistant POstmasterGcner a.
mere orthe purpose Of consulting with Director
General Burke and the board OK managers Worlds
Exposition relative the United states Government
hil Of winch they have been appointed board 10 take
charge, left for Washington this afternoon Before leav
ing city Colonel LviOrd self the following telegram
u the secretary uf War After careful examination.
vnced that The exposition viii prove success
and nope an appropriation will be strenuOusy urged"
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FIRE RECORD.
THREATENING TO BURN 4 VILLAGE.

The hotel attached to liintered's Grand Street
Park Maspcth. l. L. discovered on fire early yes-
,eIylay The flames were extilgushed before much
damage was done. An investigation showed the tire 10
have been the work OF ncendiary the wood work
where the fire started saturated Win ker'Senc
Unstable Myers and Detective Hicks Of NcwtOWn. az
rested Wil8In II. Cover OF Maspeth VINO, while IntoE
ioatcd, threatened 10 burn the entire village. Hr wa,
ocsed ~ in default OF ~ 900 bail and Will hc arIigncd
on Tuesday before Justice GckcnHa Al NewtOWn There
dOIh.s ) % IOEers aantr.
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Letters Europe need pr 9etiy directed 70 IT,
match v auv particular IN Or1r - sTceuy
ycry al destination M Transatlantic malls iYrsarsi
I. n Ia, strsf yfs-Hil ava 4ll'
Foreign gle week eudlg June vii ci0sb .. ti
OiUw&
/. t.rutvue. .. los % '-mtny, etc, psi b.
Fhc.n. southampton sni breuen letters Tor or.ae
ratu ara ltAcr Ia CuUuir must Doe dirrcfrst
urr Rhfu g % nt Tor l.ur1 a.. per g. nf
Chester Queenstown ct'is aIust dI etc.
AZ Of chester 4t p. Ii. 4r Europe, = "a $40.
via Queenstown at IA tor te ~ muwHnl saad per
N!ulle4. $3.50 D.. ~. Tor cuba asset tuItD l.to
seaport. iAvaul. at "a. FOR Dc fl-r...
p,rs Lcglu-ind. VIA Antwerp al 4 r. "A. l4
Ayrcs tlrcri per 8. s. ~a.-L
-CNDAY-At $50 p m iur rwsiIo and Nuailu PIP f. A.
h. g. Ward Dr.. New-'I-l' ms st $50 r ui Inr 81 ff.
duIs aud Livingston, peg s C.y Oi u4-.l,. .e..
orleans.
Malta china and Ispln Citv II nio e
furAustraua NewIoa.Sml -anuw.cn AMI ffH isiIltk
tol 10 .t4iNtiI tt4G.tsIL r.la a..r ... 9
o. .pr en- ARRIVAL a. New- hnFa 81 8 tlY %
tll,a-0 Nlui British mai. tor Alstrllla.
The chrduleO c.9sng Ol s1nPlac nails a artlr On
SUMPTION uIu.errip.rt pyfrtI tI.lt
san Mails irp tt- .s. aruynf 1S ua. ' rtt
Francisco dW sailing % stctn'ts as dtptr "a
HENRY G. PEA lsOS P1sgai-s
fOst Once New etX y N- Nav So i~'i
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THE WE4IHER REPORE.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

WAy4rNGroY. June 5.-For Naw-England,
fair weather light variable wuds. stationary cmHera-
ture except ~ central and extreme nortlor portion
slight fall in temperature.
For the a. Idle Atlanuc states. generally fair weather
winds generally from east ~ south nearly stationary
tetperature In southern and central portions u -lt fa
u -smoeraurc in cIr-n- northern portions stationary
followed in falling barometer
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ApyICES AT BLAINE HEADQUARTERS.

CHICAGO. Jane 5.-Ihroughout lhe day aud up 10
the assembling of the Convention in the evening dis
patches poured into the Blaine hcadquarer, from lead
ing Republicans m all parts of the country. Some
urged the ELAINE leaders 10 stand inn ia their ad
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uAyDER THROUGH PICTURES.

Er0,g me Chicago IHtT-Cccnn. ArhH organ.
Tho cortoon of " Phryne Before the Chicago
Trbuual m The last number OF Fnct SHOWS 10 What
Ttrrnes Tie mud-singers viii go III aitds KING man
10 ~ R1ine The whole thing l. dscTacem ana mex
s,bly offensive not only To Sir Bllnes fieldA III l4s
,.s mi fo iii Republicans and all decent Democratic
II s time call halt IN tAls DusiAeS" VI 'ii-S
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TRIBUNE OFFICE June G-1 a. m.-The changes in
the barometer yesterday were slight Clear hay and
tair weather pre- aIed. Tae TEN oerltuTe ranged he
tween 6- and -6o average T6a0l beng ls' higher
tuau "a the corresponding day ,ast year and higher
than on "Wednesday.
Ter or fai her with slight changes in terpcra-
trr may be expected to-day tins city aud vicinity
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FOR fAhiNI NUUT BEEN
4 dele drink. Druggists Gooi Peer Ma.
an Ftluits rxtr.c- best ard rl.ap..
N maroct PUT IN pottls 2ic Doe - ~ 90 aau la
amt aI! ln which respectively 2j fu .In. 90
ami 500 gallons beer sod by drug So DEPOT. So
i1uisu..-sI, y =
aGIicii0n~ -u.crsHgs, Vcal.rcs So. nis'jirzcs.
N -c.rraiive TtruiIIf. %
trrs yarcocre diseased pro>'afe gland bladder kIu-
me- I~gAt's disease lrOD-y an diabetes
ctrrt. pa stomach medicines lluI f,
OF .uitin EUOa with luc't,s u Iui Urrst
t.Es permanently curing them .d IRE hy tl. El .-
PEAN AND AMERICAN N-D+. Al BI AEAt. Z. .f
Bioldt az. Old physician ATTENDANCE clay .ud
evening
Gamma ,u Banner aud Ouift Ga tG Ncse--st nanH'lft
ur.fs Artistic Political &rt Banners caIpaSn r~t
banners. with LAceIcut Portraits. ready III lew ays
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Mend, M. lI..ang.

TIE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
prIcc wrapper lrrsdY ulilngl c.nts per COY
One copy. . Cupies ant an q
Postage IA az S.lseo Tree 10 tle "a .tscriccr
THE LAIBUSl- Sew.Nar<
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PREPARING TO CELEBGArE TRIUMPH
SAN FRANCISCO. June j.-Arran gements arc
makin, here Tor grand Republican demonstration ia
the event OF MIR Blaine beiu z nominated.
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TRIBUNE local OBsEPvATIOYs.

t.
o;cA tns peuicrar o- tigisous jfnc fo size -
iuus T1s 1or,-t lac
t-e M indicated ia
III s e. z.luacy &c BOa-Tsy
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LAWRENCE BRAINARD'S ASSIGNEE CHOsEN.
sT AInASs Vt June 5.-rhe creditors Of lawrence
pt.,fnard on the 81 Adams Trust Company t0uaJ ~p
polutsd L. W. MILters OF Milton. Assshs-
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hercnce to the Maine candidate Others intended
to ree SANDERS that hnd been sent from Chicsgo to
the outside press by unriendy correspondence defam
ing constituencies ~ well the leading candidate We
fore the Convention They reveal only the interest
that in the proceedings hut the sensttiyeness Of
elements and communities respecting their attfmIe
toward the candidates. The following will Illustrate
the nature of the dispatches
NEw-YORK. June ). 1894.
To BIite headquarters Grad PAc11r Hof,t. Chtoayo:
Beware OF the elev enth hour Independents. VINO
masquersding ~ Chicago Most OF thela zesloas
machine nnn while II brought psty and patronage.
speak FOR JOo,O0O honest Indie prndens who la - made
the machine when n was aIOs powerful who
have never since repcnted, AMI who DEMAND .
body and an American through and through a. BOnues
Maine No minion Of Royalty though he calls himself
Chancellor and hall from Berlin will nsuf
snub the rpprcee atvcs ~ this great Republic James
o. Blaine SITS In the Presidential chair. ErsAS ALLEN
NEw-YoRK. June D. 1885,.
To Blame HeodqVartrrs GraDd Pq'ite Hotf Ch'cag2:
Grr1ia1 y. y. Hcrgid contains following: " This
mornings Hermit spondcncc from Chicago Is
that the entire German element ~ the United states IS
oprOscd 10 Biaine- candidacy and would ae4in.t
servatism prefer Arthur's continuance IN office fearing
al soris Of Consequences nom Bla.n''s
ais tendency towards New-Enelaud tanporancs
lgainS, Elaine" THIS l. all Dosh Let tria prevail vs.
know nothing OF such aniiBIine feeling among Ger
mans. And with regard 30 rue temperance Quns-
ton. know Baine's liberal IDEAS lich h. gee
this country The antagOnism % -churZ 1, per.on AZ
oric inltiEg IN the senate. That GcrDrn-. sucl,
repudiae Blaine' candidacy Is Simply not ,rpS
Editor Sesr- ForG Zesf,i,c a,,d Gcrnaa Her4'd
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THOMAS rEDDRps BoDr Found.

SUSPENSION BaIDGF. june 5-rhe body Of Thomas
vedler one OF the principals in the Veider-pear-on
killing of April 9, discovered today in the Cave
Of the Winds under the Falls Although badly d"rom-
posed the corpse Was fully deAtled by three persons
afflicted with kidney disease and 'nfered nien'.Y
was iudncsi try HUNS kidney aud Liver REMEDY. l1a
5efore bottles entirely culet Hitch
n0ad Henshaw Providence, r. L
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EsE-T .Zzzs@E


81 notices Of marriages mus. be adorsei r,th fW
mann. and olil.g..
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5reclll N0ucts.
sellers Water.


NIEDER-,ELrEBs lNAsSAC),
owned by the Prlasn Government snd meude hy ne
lead Medical aufhorIlir~ iIr rs .ulry.
UneuEaled ns ! Table
Bc are ~ mi a-i0nS.
ANTHONY OEtIi~. 1 warren st.
4 .ruf or =
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W H. HANNISSJS, Id Eis. 27ih-st.
Fsi..1. Isli.d l-6i send FOR circular.
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Al the name OF Maine shrn yell a. o.
thousands Of Wild animals went through The hiI ana
fully OF all the people sprang to Their ieeL IL
va, the soul OF Blaine abroad amongst the people No
organization could have packed tue hall III tat interest
a. the people all the house were up at once Ihe
waving OF white handKerchefs was all over the place
from the depths OF the stage the back OF the far gal
ery-a distance omany hundred fee-and every foot oil
the intervening distance alive with excited people.
Hats hands. umbrellas, flags, coats, whatever couIu
wave were flung uP. Nearly all the people sprins 10
their chairs and pandem0num seemed to nave come
The music sprang FORTH but II wac no more head tHah
piano For how many minutes one knew the Conyen-
ton WAS literally broken up Women as well as men.
had the craze IL MAS greater than the great demonsra
ton made for Grant IN the same hal -FOUR years ago
The simple word Maine had told tue popular scent
Blaine was 10 be nominated Even the reforner got up
10 see the sight Mr. Curtis stoof on cha.I On' nc
found everywhere he looked more comfort thin the
raven in the deluge. Human nature was having ll'
scarnagnole" The state seemed alive rs the rest
o. the audience Some people took out their watches
and timed tie demonstration, and put them Dack AGAIN
pefOre settling the question
IL the midst 1t al te blind NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oh INC
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-11-27
ROAD NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS, ALLEN COUNTY, IS
he STATE of Kansas TO srhou IL mdy concern:

STATE OF KANSAS, ALLEN COUNTY, IS.
The STATE of Kansas TO srhom il may concern:
Whereas, application has been made by petit
ton to the board OF county commissioners O
said county for locating county road as fol
lows, to-wit. Commencing on the 5th parable
at the Sc cor. of the swq, s33, It's, ri and rur
mile north on half section line and intersect.
ing the road running east and west, along
north line of said section 80, It's. ri e.
And whereas, G w Bacon, G A Olson ant
Geo Mclaughlin, viewers, and Frank Kelsey
county surveyor Of said county, have been or.
deIed by said county commissioners to view,
survey and locate said road.
Therefore you are hereby notified that said
viewers and surveyor Will proceed on the 18th
day of Dec, 1884, at 10 o'clock, a. m, at the
place OF beginning of said road, to view, survey
and locate said road, and perform whatsoever
other duties as are required Of them by law
And unless you then file a written application
with said viewers. giving description OF the
premises on which you claim damages or com,
barred
Witness my hand at my Office in lola, In said
county, this 10th day of Nov. a. ID. 1884.
K. w. DUFFY, County Clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-11-27
ROAD NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS, ALLEN c.

STATE or KANSAS, ALLEN COUNTY, SO.
The State of Kansas TO rhom IL mdy Concern:
VNTHEREAS, Application has been made
w by petition to the Board of County Com.
missioners Of said county, for locating county
road, as follows, tO-wit: Commencing at the
northwest corner of sec. II, thence south on
the section line, or as near as practicable, )
miles to the southwest cor. Of sec. 33, all in
town rs, range 20.
And whereas, Chas. Englehart, C. T. Gard
ner and w. Kennedy, viewers, and Frank
Kelsey, county surveyor of said county, have
been ordered by said County commissioners to
view, survey and locate said road.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said
viewers and surveyor will proceed, on the 18th
day Of Dec. 1884 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the place
Of beginning of said road, to view survey and
locate said road, and perform whatsoever other
duties as are required Of them by law /; and I'M
less you then file a written application with
said viewers, giving description of the prem
ises on which yon claim damages or compensa-
ton, your application for the same will be
barred.
Witness my hand at my Office in lola, In said
county, this 10th day Of Nov. A. ID. 1884.
Il. w. DUFFY, County Clerk.