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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-24
THE GEORGIA WONDER.
Her Third Exhibition-A Protest
From Boston.

Lulu Hurst again exhibited her extra
ordinary gifts last night in Metropolitan
Hall, she displayed her power in the
usual forms of pushing man about the
stage by simply placing her hands on
a chair which he held, by holding
chair up by merely placing her
hand upon it while number of men
tried to force it to the ground. One
individual distinguished himself by
jerking the chair from the girls hands.
The manager explained that Lulu Hurst
did not grasp the chair, but merely
placed the palm of her hand upon it,
and, of course, could not resist sudden
jerk. The man was Kissed by the audi
ence. A number OF persons tried to ex-
plain the power. One man thought
that it was only muscle, another that it
was magnetism, still another that it
was the spirits, and one man thought
she had an electric battery concealed
under her clothes.
OF Miss Hurst's last seance in Boston
the Gazette of that city has the following
to say:
1t will be a very long day, i think,
before Miss Lulu Hurst again attempts
ladies matinee in Boston. Unless She
is unusually sangu;ne, what she got
Friday afternoon is quite a suficiency.
When we first assembled there was not
little awe and mystery, but as soon as
it was found out that Miss Hurst was
not playing fair" then those upon
the stage "got their mad up" as one
of them expressed it. and Started in
to expose the thing. The result was
very lively time. Miss Hurst left
the stage at the close of the performance
very red in the face, dripping with per.
spiration, and both powdered hands
black and red upon the palms with
marks of chair-rimS. Miss Hurst was
challenged to exert her force" from
the back of the chair and let another
take her place at the front This she
would not do. She was dared to turn
the chair from right to left instead
of from left to right-the only way
in which she could get purchase.
This was loftily ignored. Then two
or three women got together and die
her tricks over after her, much to the
amusement and conviction of all con
cerned. Then the fun began to get fas
and furious, and about the time that il
looked very much like a squabblC
of strength, one girl against six, The
curtain went down. There was a rustl,
OF black SILK ana tnere was NJ
Georgia Wonder to be seen. Sh'
had incontinently fled, without
stopping even to say goodbye.
There is neither any written nor un
written feminine law, 1 suppose, which
would forbid woman to go about thu
country earning money in this way
Yet think it would be more of credi
To her sex if there were even trifie o
justification for it. 1t is yer,
beautiful OF this nncultured Geor
gia girl to pay off that $500
mortgage on her fathers farm, but j
would be still more SO if she could man
age to do it without hitting pluckN
women IN the face with chair-back il
order to make them "let go" That sh,
does this more than one bleeding lip an,
flashing pair of eyes bore testimony a
the close of the Fri day matinee.-sar
Francisco Chronicle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-24


YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO ar
L pear in an action brought against you
BY the above named plaintiff in the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District OF Utah
and to answer the complaint filed thefelr
within ten days exclusive OF the day OF ser
vice. after the service on yon OF TINS sum
mons-m served within this county; or, II
served out of this county, but IN TINS district,
within twenty days; otherwise within forty
days-or judgment by default VIII be taken
against YOU, according to the prayer oi ssid
complaint.
The said action is brought 70 recover frcm
defendant the sum of $5So.o2, with costs of
suit, alleged TO be due from defendant for
checks paid by plaintiff drawn upon plaintiff
as a banker BIZ defendant on and after Janu-
airy S0th, 1888, and including the 9TH day OF
April, 1883, amounting to the sum OF $530os,
which, with interest to date, amounts 80 the
sum OF $500
And You are hereby notified that ii you fell
TO appear and answer the said complaint rs
above required, the said plaintiff win take
judgment against you for the sum OF $500,
and for costs OF suit. aF
WITNESS, the Hon. John a. Hunter.
Judge, and the seal of the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District
tsEp-l in and for the Territory OF Utah,
this 18th day OF August, IN the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty four.
o. J. AyERIJ1.
BY d. 6. sIcAIJLE.As. Clerk.
au2 pepnty Clerk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-24
An End to Bone scraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg,
his, says Having received so much
benefit from your Electric Bitters, ! feel
it my duty to let suffering humanity
on NV leg for eight years; my.doctors
told me / would have to have the bone
scraped or leg amputated; ! USED, IN
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and my leg is now sound and
well"
Electric Bitters are sold at 50a. a
bottle. and Bucklen's Arnica Salve al
25c. per box, by z. C. A. l. Drug store
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

In'the matter Of the Estate of Hereunder j,
Daft, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, administrative OF the
estate of Alexander ]. Daft, deceased, to the
creditors of, land all persons having claims
against the said deceased, TO exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of this no
tice, to the said executriX, at her residence
on the corner OF East Temple and First South
streets, in the City and County of Salt Lake
SARAH ANN DAFT,
ExecutriX of the Estate of Alexander J. Dan,
deceased.
Dated at Salt Lake City. September 10, 1884
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Emma Weston, formerly agifc OF
james SLotor, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, BY THE
IN undersigned, administering OF the estate
Of Emma Weston, formerly wife OF James
Slator, deceased, 20 the creditors OF,
and to all persons having claims against
said deceased to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months after
the FIRST publication OF this notice, to the said
administrator, at his Office, room No. II, third
floor, Hooper 4 Eldredge block, Main strees,
Salt Lake City, U. T., or 70 p. D Box No. 11a1.
WILLIAM BREDEMEYER,
OF the estate of Emma Weston,
deceased.
Salt Lake City, September nth, 1884.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-24
County of Salt Lake.
To o. J. Averin, Defendant.

The people Of the United States IN the FyFri-
tory OF Utah, send Greeting:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-24
CONFERENCE RATES.
Prices for Round Trip Tickets over
the o. P. R.R.

The Union Pacific have decided on
making Conference fares over their road
the same as last year; tickets will be
good from the I'd of October to the 18th
inclusive. The following are the rates
established, and yesterday handed THE
HERALD by Mr.. w. C. Borland. The
figures of course have reference to the
round trip:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

IL ne District Court IN and for the 7h;rd
-Judieial District Of Utoh Territory
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-24
Decidedly Fresh.

That's what everybody says o.
burst & Van Horns Fruits, Butter ,e,e; ,
which are the very best the maI aoss
affords. We invite our friends 70 CAL
and see Cor themselves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-24

t,stice with the Union Pacific r. Ii.
0fsiee. wRsateh Buit3ing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-24

These rates, Mr.. Borland informs US,
are something under one-half of the
regular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
rur DEgr or rIRGiYfA.

MESSAGE or GovrR.oR CAMERON hiSrI''''" ''''
prppLrBrnGrn noNpS.
p,cu,oNn Va. Aug iD.-Govcnor cameron 10
1,, ..rt IN tho General Assembly, message IN rcla
M ia tlc states finances lie says the Income under
c pr,sont ratio oi taxation will hc ample for all n'ooH
sar, purposcA lie doesn't hclicvo however thot tho
cn.h bnlnncca are sufficient Ia meet current objects"
and n the same time cover tho expenditure oi
slOO 600 monthly In the purchase Of Riddlcbcrger
bonds lie suggests that the monthly purchase be
limited to S25, 600. and that amendment be made
70 the present law authorizing the Government To a'-
cept United States bonds at par or Virginia 81 at
double the market value security for Stale deposits
The Governor renews the recommendation made IN
his message the Legislature in December last IN re-
ltion to amending certain clauses of the Rddleberger
debt law Recent events have emphasized the noces-
sv for some future legislation the subject refer,
ring TO tine recent decision of Judge Hughes and Bond
that coupons of consols or 1O4Os could mp to the
period of maturity be funded into new 3s dollar Tor
dollar the Governor saws, the Attorney -Gencral mas
taken steps TO make appeal in the case lie now
ever recommends immediate legislation so as to place
the spirit and letter of the act beyond the possibility
of mscOnstructlOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
sr1,wrrNcr COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

CANtoN, y. Y, Aug l9.-Thc Republicans
oftL /. wi. nee COUNTY met N County 'onNrnu'h
h.rc tu, .futt. 90 huriasm wasmanc"'e through
o,, . lr,,.rrd c, "a x nltOr ID. = Lyudn was tcm-
p,r.r. , e.. u.l aud rN-AttIrnovd neral Russell was
pcrf.nt,ui .ifu,u. MI Russell on ttL1g the 'h''r
ndtt ,,rd IN, ',uy ulop u. eigh, referring to hseI
pcl,, is au.lc ,,c az the National Republican Con-
Vrntuu aud showing Tat he was IA Icary accord Wth
tn Icpuc4a patf1ru md idy 10 devote lis utmost
ener. iotlc enc OF the Republican candidates
The ertnu- 30 with Wgich MS address was receive
showed tur uu boil thai Is ane aud Logan have upon
III, .orihttu cI Of clun Nj. Russell VIII soon taAe
The STUN nd "a ]. ddt.g art tn canyass.
ia 10. VT. "a .uc Co y nj on he utmost harmony
ureyai'el Am ID J. SIN b, % Ogdensburg, was nuafi-
n ga Nv nominal Il CluntI Ire isuTcr and Lewis {.
Log 0i bi.-ner District Att1 ueJ. TIE ola county
ComIutte were n ly all retained VITA A A Snnth
tdttar o. The OydeItsbtrd Journal, a. charmah Inr
proce dlue, wcir not dlsu b by ngle con est ana
Wee ~ sv.r. s-nih of the uDitct 'front.' wulch
ST. Lawrence COUNTY pu hcaus viii present IN Noyem-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

The independent Republican Committee Of
New-Yo:k known in tho last Pre- denal canvass as the
Coeman Comm tec will hold rt meeting after the
summer vaca ion This evenln LYME Hal Inc ncmin-
ations OF Blaine gan VIII be ratified and arrange
mems made TO bcyin a for the Republican ticket
,n tins eft. Among NE officers OF the Committ-e are
II = M4ncrrc. +. l. Orwell, Christopher Pullman, John
Beatt- T. j. Suyyes in ". W. Oakley. and other life
long Repu' leans
The Kcpu ,.ic ns Of TIE Eighth Ward, Newark, will
have banner Using t. morrow evening". There Will be
a para IT, speaking, music and fireworks.
The Vet rams Of The XVIII Assembly District organized
on Monday evening s part Of Var Veterans Blaine
and Logan Campaign Army Officers were elected as
follows: President Herman Hausman; vice-presd ent.
william Athof sc retary, CHRISTIAN -choen; treasurer
Joseph volk Fifty three men sign the roll
The canvass viii open 10 Somerset County, n. j.,
by mas ting this evening AZ Somerset Hall,
som-rvIl The speakers viii be II. Warwick. Of
Brooklyn gilbert K Halves, Of New-York. aud Foster
NJ NooI e-s. Of Elizabeth.
Scarsdai- in West he ter County en y'ng its
poliuca, club Bra fOfu RhOades s president and the
cluu Is "a rs IN fN'T 81 Blame and Los II.
A COMPANY o Plam,d Kni ., hfy ,trong, has been
Organloa In Or -Bpsint. ibet at 30 J02 Mann A.
tsHsve The Offices are William H. Bed IL captain
William n. - ~ leutcn MT Jobl Elliott second
lt~ueuaut: John Trim sergeant
Tue Garbe a un OF be sew eenth ward, Br oklyn.
Ia orgauiled company oi plu knights, 100 rOns.
ehs at No AS arl-,t was filled last mig at the
NEE 'bg o. tue Ih .h.AmtGican publican AssO IA ion.
Spestb.s re IN de by Go ersl Jane, K OBerne and
by C"lopel kemple ~ West Virgin a. Tue after
speaker a TIE o0nr.e OF hi' remarks sad tIat whth
the subj ct OF Btmacks suits, viii sBeop hang
s, sss.' %ns s1"I, s bis ,.y beS SS G
wool brought their speudid eeess dOws 10 the level vi
the CHEAP anu common sheep Of Australia"
A ,ous ng RepuDhcaa meeting wss held ~ sloansvro
on tn 10 fOr ble aid eloquent uddr, wero de
D,efe h. Henry Aue O. Esporeucc, and !. W BaS-
tsr "A pron men yolnR Nyef o. tobleskil The Kepub-
ic,ns nf SCH bAre oun y a alive and working with
viii for he success OF To- ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
ADAY THAT FELT HOTTER THAN 1T WAS

"Oh what makes il so awful hot 7" (restily.)
why the earth alnt quit svoatn' yet from the hard
work she had ten days ago" 0omplacentyJ q.
Tbere must bo something In that For the last three
or four DAYS tho weather has settled down 10 business
and onotatlons lively. Tho market has been climb
ing aimee last Thurs lay aud everybody wants to sel
Yesterday stock went up several points. aud created
str aa far do vii Coney Island and Long Beach There
want much stir this city. People naty refused to
be alfred because stir meant 10 lose pound or two
~, sood fat The afternoon papers out their usual
nuIIcua and In their columns said something about II
hciny good III Az for dies ono two OF them said A.
VS. hot that seaside hotel propretor.
nIo nirrested IN body else Hut most of their
dor tunL the statement aH fact without my
II vns too hot to investigate any thing but an loo cheat
and under thuss circumstances people will booys ALMOST
ANYTHING Ouotati0ns for the day got IA hgh as OIo ut
half pnat o'clock and then began tO decline There
was n0thinE siartng Ia these figures and when mois
looked At no Invariably cooled down accord
ing Ia the height a. which HIS imagination had carried
him inc general Impression that like tho hay who
WAS small Tor his aao tho weather mighty hot for tho
temperature. some individuals thought that the
curry lied. -
Martin, Joseph. laborer, OF No. Forsyth-st, was
Frustrated by tho heat while working at the boulevard
aud SIXTY eighth st, at 1900 p IN. lilo removed
TO the ninety Ninth Street Hospital
ormerly Margaret H.. OF No. l27 West Thrtieh st.,
was overcome At 345 M NJ seoond-aye and seventy
eshths She was carried " the PRESBYTERIAN Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

"Well, Joe, how did yon get along down at
the for.l"
Joe is Colonel Jones7 body servant All WA bi' prnc
pal aioee camp at Fort Nadsworth during tho Twclfh's
visit there at week
.Fus'rnte sar Datl be mighty place, sar. ef dey
ptts her fixed ND Daint grub deere dou O. der
Is up At Peeslil Yer sorter Tx eIn by spliso
like"
How did the men do at trc big guns y
hope ter hus ssr cf dey didn't ie>' spTse me.
Dis ger was SD rely q shed o. Wy de bOysde
gemmens, mean ST. ~ ch d inter deIl tanuOus. Dey
ie,' VII nj aeerd vi nuthn."
"They leaned To handle them pretty well did they 2"
az none / may die, sar, ef dry Gi1u't
De kernel oats Kernel .Io1c-, ghut's
in de 'nald OF the rege ment d. Kernels gwlue to
make soers us dem Now yer hyar DIS niger t4wk
in"
- The ca! gnel IL a good so der, IL he ~
al Amt never knOWed 10 sch De Kernels or
young man sar; amt more'n thr five, bu his got
sortnr soueecn in hls bones dat W. Aes olk, 81 we
be's ABOUT nifty Bat dom keer Tor dat. shure's dis
niger a taW Kim ter yer uOw Il" kera tux an 1--WE de
col what nIed for hin TO ute fer~ aa' h Jest
snread bissf ont on TIE bare board nj lie ioor He DID,
sbr Ami dat enud fu yeri Sod Ike Is ow he was
fwne ter do rs ike de boys Oats what joe calls shore
nufl sOiJeriH - 80,
Amt N ole yeri Du MT de Kernel ter bed cherry
nignt id dat nj Try book IN ms handl DIDN'T ne
gIi mn cher, mornin f ouen de camp wiLout WASH
ROM yearly DIV SCI ter me: Whdr's lie kefnelT I
Ian en- tor cm de rnel done gone, on dy goes away
ID ksrpe he les git hi cup er coffee what ln.ade Tor elm
AN wnlks ont on de works wild Ls ygass ter spy foun
Dot,. ,hurry gwne be r rec, fncnt, gar eff dcy
Keeps on. Pse nght proud uf 'em, Is"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
CAuP-MEETIYG At OCEAN GROVE.

OCEAN GROVE, Aug. 19.-The camp-meetins
season hiss begun. The people are eIhorted |"
give the ten days from August 10 70 ~ 10 10
gious worship For The last few weeks boating, BATH
inc. Interpreted with yachting, grabbing aud various
entertainments have occupied the time OF many OF
tn So sllers the In the parlors OF tbs hoWi
and boarding houses have been gIven Entertainments
amateur performers, but In accord with the de's'
and The spirit of the ace the president of the AsOcS
on sends forth the urgent request that all the am1se
ments he suspended during the hours of worship Thee
hours begin 545 aud continue until the close OF ~'
even ~ service. with intermis ,ions for meals
The ailday prayer meeting began at O'Clock tai'
morning Th@ periods ofone hour each were occupied
follows, TO 10 a. IN. leader, the Rev. f. II. s'oA'
Praise Psalm 1903 10 10 o. IL m, leader, Mrs NJ .
Wheeler, Renewed Conservation, Re nan IL l. IL 10"
a. H. leader the Rev. J. II. Thorn ey, Holiness IL lS
B, %; II 10 p IN, leader, the Rev. u H. "VO
Young People, EccL IL, / 20 D. m le .oel' "a"
w H. Gel.tweit Victories OF Faith. Heo H. D. -
u m le ,der the Rev j. L. sooy Ministers az" - w..
Workers, Ephesians O. IL. Is; 3tot p ""
Keunard Chandler, Sius OF OMISSION 1'"' -, -,
D H.. leader, the Rev. C. H. Van man. lN"' ,aa,.w.
II Cor q. 2; TO y. M. leader. '"o nc - ,s Rev
ASSURANCE Romans :. 49, st. p M 0A"o' -.
~. ,,.,,or,. n n of India Holy AuucipAlonsit,
pct@r a. These ,urs were oiled VIM 90, o. ~ ths
ami exhortatien This eyenisg tno ." mn tludes
4 ards sinner was sdiniuissrel w tno ~ ar viii
~ "hyrch ,nsosers pres.at Bbhop William LAY ,o'rer
preac the opening sermOD OF the camp stny nseings
row msrulpS az 1880 o'clock l,e setins IN T.scr
nacls The Rev r. J. Andrews DAD " m,
"' IA. family amt devotion. Auditorium. otS 70 N ssai
To',n rSsce' M public Services hudo,ust+
1880 a. IN, and 1870 !, NJ Mrs. Lime sm w. aopIss
hand tcst Mira Mary sparks wheeler m .,as h,si
meeting. young peoples temple. 2 p M H ..r,,se, Ne
A.aff IL HaT lafl "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

DUTIES OF INSPECTORS IN VARIOUS DISTRICTS
NEEDrp INFORMATION TO VOTERS.
4 number of people have written to lHE
TRIBUNE asking for information aoont the r's'srato"
laNs The following facts will serve % answer All; f"r
IN roefr,tiop Of cleo ors I'm this ate, outside Of New
York ant Brook yn. the in're tors OF election are re-
Gufei 10 meet annually IN Tues lay, three week pre-
vious T. the neal ion ~ r. M AT the POI hI-
Iac NJ tna dis rct and sit until p Of each day
The iusp ct r. my Tor days IN Ill tu's O over
400 voters The lanes Of al p rsons on the polIl't
~ to last oncr c ION to be placed the ist OF
registered voters The Inspector. meet again IN Fda'
Of ne week cccding TIA general election, rev s. the
list ard as 10 he 't he ma ne o. person WI" VIII
d, : . fl # The da, succ .cdng IA. II a. M'ud'y Of
Novcnh.r be emf | woe Applica IS not registered
AT tn Ut viois 4 elton mus pear II per'on. Naiu
led eff zrus st produce their certificate ol h'."
r3Iigati,n an 40 othe- proof Of czc ship l. rec we'd
uuc SIT i. urst h,Vu tar the lpers nave "ern o OF
DIES roy,d 40 vote receive at annual Gee io' III
FMS -at alc-. me nam Of tnc person one ing To vot"
bc on TIE registry.
rcrt alton NJ qua ned vot rs I'm each election dis
ne. m tir city and CO. " OF NewYok TAX place ON
1ues.ys oi four weeks the Wclnes ay Of the ia I'd
ec. ar1 te Fri AZ aud -atu dar o' q seco "ees.
IAN rrr~e, Them. I've. prrs nIlly II tn ppr can
Ia ,i p. Il has eject uu d tric n he 81 and con Us
nee ~ last pteccd NJ cen. raj fcgstrat ON. hc WS
tcIu, mn ma, he oh inrd fro ie inspectors ol '4
fImrr dttrc' any ay on - ~ 81 .,.. .,, t,
lt t,pa.,v o- -rptrinser al the sccund Tue day of
Ortorrr from to lua M AID to- 10 r. NJ, ''tuu
reel tr.,H uat hr comp ten ON Monday ~" N''h' n'
fo he .cu nl 'l'clo ft"m y To q" ~. H. 49, -
"a "a .t, .I.rl iou ut ,nt Naturn red citizens must
pro .,i uHf1rlit ituu rar'r'. is''a i,''''I '"I'
80 n ~ nut,. FOUR n,nuth. ho cnuutt aud .hu.'
dut hotr, si'cto' u th" 'er' "n '''l'' ~ N''' 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

I, We had decent laws IN Congress every man coud nave
niece OF and on witch 10 live and die ana IN cary
day man could retire upon the profits OF MS aoo' w.
II was in that way Col intended men, women So
children ,honld live Thcse arc prnchcM s .iL
friends I cam net" y" -.
about no thoor .tlcal matters. am -. ~ noI
n, mart cular potcal speech n Ia not ma ". '" IN
"a nov that we are ab ut Polite. should wv a,Sst
cst Thihlfon Of hum m ~ cll"ct In a' roy Eca,as
number Of mon and for the cree good 81 @ h,t
numher fkrplnnsc1 THIS T. what v'u eau p'nUT bout
il s not what Won hear prcachc' YOU WI, W. ,opv he
,bc HE orv nj Inc grand OFT party IL nc maui q, on
cor. -, ttscf Ic the depd bury the dean r. y, ,,r
to ward TO row life new work In hchhi 49,, !" "ugnl TO
and otn o ether To give tho rights, when W IN n
h',n 40 out ohdrcn AMI orr CHI dt'n 11"aaottuurd
ran mil to The latcs generation. lL"nd onu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
A DEMOCRATIC CRY DISPOSED OF.
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS or COMPARISON BETWEEN
DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN STEWARDSHIP
Try TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE


W,suuNcToN, Aug 19.-The Republican
Sotio,ol Committee has obtained from the Treasury pe
paru,cnt financial statement of great vaue " Il a
vision and an extension OF the reply To the senate rSo
mtion Of February O. 1876. as 10 extend the coml
son of the ratio Of losses the CO. cotton ana uSpuse
mont of revenue Of Jrnc 30 lSS3 This statement shows
the receipts and disbursements OF the Government 'i
Cts or,anizaton until June 80 Of last year with 'no
amount Of loss and ratio Of such losses per tlous"h
is arranged as nearly practicable IN perl'nS o "
,straious and also into the periods OF prior ana o
seouept 10 June 30 1861 In other words It covers ''
wears of Democratic and OF Republican NATURALIZATION
mo Treaspr, department. In view of the fact that the
appropriation for miscellaneous printing was r''''u w
Che pcuoertic House has not been able to print this In
formation although there have been any inquiries Tor
IT, but II has furnished Secretary Ncrherson Of the Re
publican Cougrcs committee. with the hEr's anu
hc has print,d them N the cost Of the committee
m, statement will gfuly end the err oil TIE beuo
craf. Iuu the Ia~c ,l- out II rho u.s. ia "a manner
that canub That The ratio OF LOSSES u9rI
Teumhl.tl administrations. The tables. when VIII
soon he ruishcd will silence those caNliirie "uo7.
political occupation consist I'D We ethO o. u.s Nv U
cry few illustrations OF ihe CONCLUSIONS u, w.
tables will show remarkable results Ia 'h' 'uN-
tom. service for instance, the loss per Hl"V pIIo T."
luuc }n sci wac -. 10. From July !. l-pl. 10 JNh'
4n 1s.l the lass p.t 81 900 Wn- only 10 cents trom
All Other sources the Post ONrc the loss oNlIu- e
period ptiur To 1861 per ~l""O was N-N-. '!i .,'t
period between June 80 l~'' ana Jlh' ~ -, i
loss per IN 900 Wa p cont ~ me Ioel ,t SUI
Tor the ~ II ucriol the loss = lH Vcr l'u'i Wh
~ the latter period IL was oulN : per rl""o zoe 10 ~
loss from disbursements Of Hl classes "i fl''' VIZ"
10 limo o t4GI was - ~! the total lo7- between july
l. 1861 and juno 80. 4-l. was un 20 ceut9
Tie total III .huraencus and receipts anu On" 'ai'l-
lac ,erHtd Dos any one who is disuusc TO tpct lu lht h
tua ruts anI to make the calculation ~ per crnas's