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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
saturday, the l0th day Of February, 4
Sheriff Sale.

john lunni order Of sale m Partition,
W. hihfk tuuhy common flohH
Hiram N Uruuur N al Court
NJ tho Court 0i Common Pleas ot STARK county, ohio IN
tho above action anu Ia me dlrcCt1n Will oiiof f0r
sale NJ public uutcY ~ thp door o. lht court mouse III
tho cly VI uaitun, STARK county, ONO, ON
Saturday, the lst day Of March, 1884,
the following described rial estate lowit Lot number
tWwuHnn tlp IN tho village Of Louisville, stug
county Ohio
APPRAISED NJ 1890
sale Ia commence NJ o'clock y, NJ, Terms 0nethlrd
cash, aud tho bnlhHCn IN two equal annual payments,
with interest ifum day VI sale, secured by mortgage on
tho ptOmltw sud ... .....
uALpWiN suirLns, AttJG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
Road Notice.

Notice IA hereby giypn that petition viii be prcaen
tpi 10 the Commissioners VI sluih county, OhO NJ uolr
regular grlOu ~ he hCl On tho hiSt dOnuW NJ March
a, u. lell tt1Wlt March Btd,l praying for The lOca
tlun And hshmCl " bounty Nund hlcnR The fol
inwlnu dpsuihpd route IN Hnln county, tUwiti brgln
nnr On the Wta inn NJ tho road leading from Navarro
tU WNnrshnph IN nrthlnhcm township, said county
M point Whre Anld west line ct0stca tho south bOlln
duy nn ui ihu sou invest quarter " section number
thttD IN llthphrm township ana run thence west
along said snuth boundary llno and along aleo tht
sulih hluld ~ lnO " section number four IN Hnld
iinlhlphem township, ~ And terminating Ia the en
np VI tho uni lrAlinn IRON bolivar Ia Navarro ~ IN,
pOhi N whuh IA chtt line cr0ase said south llne u
suu section number iOui W terminate ~ nnai aalt
pulni n sshlp A pErlflONEh
ianinlnW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
SATURDAY., the sth day of March, 1884,
Road Notice.

Notice IA hereby given llh Otlllon will no prosen.
ted 10 the OunnMlHnpl vi STARK county OhO, M ter
tprnit session 10 br held on the St Monday OF March,
n tkt prAing for the vacation 0f lhnt portion "
Hhid county unl h'ng lir rhn1 luadlng lrOm Navarro
~ Wuyutshuuil IN bethlehem township. IN said coln
W, tU'Wt lcgulng NJ lhn nntlhwctt 0rhut ol tne
snuthWtsI unnIpt "A spullrn number four IN
nld nrthlHhom township AMI iunnng
lhpnUn In buutleMtwarily direction, tormln
ptug N ihr Wtti boundary he ~ tue southwest quar-
distant ftum tnu luuthcast corner Ot TINT quarter
innlipew PETITIONER
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

The egg product Of the United
States stands second In value only TO
corn and wheat, and often surpasscs the
latter During the last fiscal year, for
Instance, tho corn crop was worth SisO,-
6i3,dDO, tho wheat crop S4Sl, $40, 77D,
and the egg crop $40. .0S2, SSO, The hen,
In her relation 20 our domestic economy,
Ia thus entitled 10 more respect than hos
commonly been paid TO her. --Phttadot-
Dhid Press,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

There seems TO be great jealousy bo,
tween Mira Carlisle and Mrs. FTeling-
huysen, ut Washington, as 70 who shall
lead In society, Ih0y are both prOmi'
nent ladies, because OF their husbands
positions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
Pretty IN u Picture,

Twenty-fOur beautiful cOlOrs Of thO
Diamond Dyes, for silk, wool, cotton,
&c., l0c each. A child can use with per
feet success, Get At once NJ your drug.
gist. Wells, Richardson a. Company,
Burlington, VI,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

The Women's Baptist Home Mis-
sion Society OF boston has opened u
girls school In Salt Lake City, and one
half Of the forty pupils are daughters of
Mormons, ope being y granddaughter
Of brigham Young. ---pssfea Herald.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

The wife Of Robert r. Porter, ex.Sec.
retary Tariff Commission, received q d.
yorce at Rockford, Ills, The cause was
desertloD. She was awarded $l0,500 al.
imony, the cash TO be paid down ~ soon
IN tho decree IN signed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

DR.. John A. Wright has been appOin.
tod superintendent Of the Northwestern
Ohio Hospital for the Insane, In place Of
Dr. Lawless, compelled TO reaign by the
same commissioners who declared no
was not guilty Of cruelty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
phy.ioian. Prescribe In Epilepsy.

II prescribe it In my practice" IA tho
expression used by Dr. j, A, Palmore, Of
Riley, Ind. He referred 70 Samaritan
Neryine, and further saya; 1T cures
epileptic llta,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

The Chicago City Council has offered
VI 600 reward for the arrest Of the mur
derer OF a young woman found strang'
led on the prairie In the northwestern
part OF tho city n few days ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

A nnIUn send Blt cents tnf postage and receive
A IlUlIu ffce, q costly boz " goods which will
Ii InIJn help you " more MONEY rlRhi Awu
II | llIulh than an,thlnR else In this world All,
oi either scS succeed from wt hour Tho broad road
10 fortune 0pNna nHtnru tho w0ikua absolutely SURF At
once address THUK A Co, Augusta, Maine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
For Sale or Exchange,

A choice location A property " about hcr0 with
now trHino house rooms slate roof, well nnlhhrtl
good Olstcrn chOlce yOunR tfu ttoce one mile north
Of tho court House ON Cleveland avenue VIII be sold
cheap time given 10 suit puichhsu " VIII exchange
the property for farm nnd N stark county Fur fuf'
tber particulars address Or call On .... ..........
dpcl pBThN UHANuh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
sntnrdny, Inv sth day Of March, 1884,
SherlT Snle.

Hannah NJ suawn Order " sale stark County
W. common PcN court
samuel lost II IA Vt al }
ny virtue of nn order OF sale issued Dy tho CLERK Of
tut court Nf common nrN VI STARK county ONO, " tht
HbUyr action huu tn me directed VIII nlier Tor eAle "
public ucfy n the door VI tho court house IN thc ClU
OF Canton, stark county Ohl0, on
Saturday, the sth day of March, 1884,
tho folluWnr described rcAl estate iowlt situate "
ihN VILLAGE VI Alliance, township ol Lexington oolnu
of slatk aud state vi ONO and being rArt Uf section
iuu.bpr twenty i've township number nnetenl, rang,
RN IN Tho county hud Hthtn aOiraald, hnd hRlnhlnR ~
udlut nlnuleun und Hnyrltentlla rods south p w,
MOI hwie conner VI aAld Qunilnf thence east III ill
toft thuurO south 10 10 Odsl thence west llf ill
tppt thunrn A. 10 rods 10 tho place OF bcHlnhng *
uppt 1870 ffrt u the south tnd " Hhld lot anu on ll'
n0ilh aide VI Alliance HtrUL
Appraised vi 1910,
sale To commence NJ one O'Clock D, m. Terms cash
JAMES LEE sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

Common Pleas Court,
EuoB Harper Al,
ly virtue NJ An order ~ ioIl issued by the Cloih
NJ the C0ud N Common Pleas NJ stark county, Ohio, IN
tho above action and 10 me directed will offer ior sale
~ public uulcly on tho pIunineh Ot
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1884,
tho following described rial estate situate IN said
STARK county t0Wtl The southwest quarter p section
thny one. ir township nlnNoon, range aoyrn but sub
lrOt W 1 uHh Ui way Ul tho fltihbufRh, foft wayne
Wnl chicago Hallway, ~ tho same n now located
Though said quarter And excepting thofclfnln tract
Ui lAld huught ny mo phlnilt ieIebOnn L. Harper
situate 10 The southeast Ounnf " tho above described
uulitrl Hoguun, briuU NuiyiOuT fudh IN wldth oha
aud Wut aud containing tlfoo ioiOs VI land, tho above
described Tract cOulalniuR lhb UNlOO acres ~ land
more ~ u.a uid quarter hrclun ui land h thr haint
Quiutf ihlt wis conveyed y iiaEuoll Wells Ad wlit
IN 1HNiup kUlpOl unlnl tue name 0i sarah llehttll
WAllur uo.nlu SON, l3l ny deed recorded m Vol NJ
pace aNY, tAk ouuu8, decd luourdh
Appraised al tlOh Dor acN
salo 10 commence 10 one O'Clock y, N, FERNS, on,
ihlfd chth mud tr balance IN two equal annual pay
mcula with Interest from day ui sale, secured by mort
gage Un tuu Promises sold .... 49,.
JAMES LEi sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
Shcrln Sale.

Llbbr A, hartman order Of sale stark County
w. Common Pleas Court
John y, llnuoh cl Al, }
~ virtue o an order VI aAlo lgupd by tho clerk Of
tho cuu vi unumun pleas VI STARK county, Ohlo IN tho
above action and u no directed Will offer Tor sale ~
public unCiy NJ tho door 0i the court house IN tho oU
VI canton. STARK county ohio, on
Saturday, the sth day Of March, 1884,
the following described real estate t0wlt liolng part
VI tu northwest quarter 0i section twcnlynlne llp
township uIHiiOrn llNl 0l range seven II bcRnnhH
inf tNU aimu 40 the huuihunl CORNER Of shll quarter
thence running north Ou quarter llnn totu ohellA hnd
thlfy links, huucu wnt twenty nine chains hnd nlhb
tYNyN lUMi thrnct south iwnnly chhllis anu thliV
lluksi thence rigl ten chnlns, thpnOo south twenty
chains Uthp south llnr " QlArlcf thence east on
uutrf line twenty chains Ani thfy links 10 the place
Of beginning containing lOiH aOica, more or less,
Appraised ato Oib,
sale Ia commence NJ 1 o'clock D. m. Terms cash
JAMES LEE, sheriff.
MitU tuWo, AtpyG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13

NnI n Tor the working class Sand 10 cents for
I'Ill pOHtipe AMI We will mail you pRHE royal
hill valuable box VI hnmpo goods that will put
UUIIU you IN the way VI making more MONEY ln q
tow daya than you ever thought poaslbeA nj any busiue
vnpltAi not required We Will start yUu yOu can
work nll tho tmo or m spare time only, ihe work IN
universally adapted 10 both sexes, t0una aud old. You
can easily earn from 30 cciiA 10 W IVORY evunH rhat
all who want work may test tho business, We make thn
UNPARALLELED nrof 10 all who nro hot we'll AAtiaied we
win sud ti 10 pay for tho trouble " writing u.s. rull
particulars drecllunH eto, sent ifca Fortunes will
bu made by those who give their whpe time 10 tho work
uioat surcceH nbmluiey Bufe D0n't delay start now
Addreas stikBON 10 !, ortland, Maine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-13
LEGAL,
sheriff Sale.

Jerololm T. Karpofj order Of salc stark COUNTY
w. Common Pleas Court
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b OrdO OF anlo stark county Common
rlnna Court
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-08
TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1884.
CHICAGO CONVENTION.

The Democratic party may well hold
lis breath i'll suspense until after the
Chicago convention. Over twenty years
out of power it now enters canvass
with more favorable signs than il has
ever had in the period named.
The party possesses one requisite
TO success. 1t appreciates the
Kind of man needed for President. Ithas
properly sounded and weighed popular
feeling and calls loudly for man who
represents the elements of reform in all
its bearings. This demand is intensified
by the vulnerable nomination of the
opposition. 1t is emphasized bv the
Doltlng tendency of the reform elements
Of the Republican party. Yet with all
these good omcns the National Democ-
racy goes to Chicago with two distract
ing subjects to handle. 1t has TO concil
late even lift does not please Tammanv.
The other rock on which there MAY.
be split, is the kind of tariff plonl
to Toe inserted in the platform.
iAerc is no easy path before The conven-
lion in respect of declaration of princi-
pies, choice of nominees, and treatment
OF the New York Democracy. The choice
Tor President would seem to lay between
BAfARD, CLEVELAND, FLOWER, McDoS-
ALD,THuRMAN and FIELD. The shrewd
tapering OFF Of the Republican Presidcn-
tialticket in the person of LOGAN sug-
gests the absolute necessity of making a
wise selection for the second place ON the
Democratic ticket. The Democratic poll
l'ician has made a reputation for COM
hitting mistakes and the supreme OPP
portunity to redeem himself being now
at hand, the party everywhere is filed
with reasonable anxiety for the out
come of the convention to assemble Mt
Chicago to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-08
nm HERALD: DALLAS TEXAs. TUESDAY. july s 1ssl

voucher and receip, for goods delivered
to the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery
Of the Navy department. Sanborn
protested innocence and willingly
went To Washington. Sanborn stated
while in Washington two
years ago looking for con-
tracts he met Henry l.. Wctmore,
formerly private secretary of Admiral
Porter, who appeared to assist
him, representing he had some
influence with d. W. Corrigan,
Chief Clerk Of the Bureau of Medicine
and Surgery. In November, 1882, he
had an interview with Corrigan
in Washington, and the latter
told him he had made arrange
mentS with Surgeon General Phillip
S.Wales by which he (Sanborn)could ret
his money for an $500 order at
once before the goods were delivered
Corrigan also said he wanted $500
OF the money as a temporary loan, and
that he had been promised by
Surgeon-Gencral Wales if he could
induce any contractor to lend him
the amount out of an order that must
he given, the contractor could
get his money before the goods
were delivered. Sanborn would
not. He says he believes Corrigan had
imposed upon Surgeon-Gencrai Wales,
but the vouchers and receipts bore what
appeared to be his signature.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-08
DENNISON DOTS.

Normal School Exercises - Journalistic
Changes-A Hot Day - 4 Raid OH tn,
Fancy-Etc.
DENISoN, July THE exercises of the
summer Normal School commenced
TINS morning in the Public school build
ing and Will continue for four weeks.
FRED Omsby has retired from the Her.
aid-News and is succeeded by Mr.. Jack
simmons, of Sherman.
thermometer stood aS degrees at
o'clock to-day in the shade.
several houses. OF prostitution were
ralued TINS morning by the police and
twenty-five inmates arrested.
The Commercial Business ColIeyn
opened here. to-day with upwards of
thirty-iivc scholars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-08
CAPITAL TOPICS.

Charters neutrality-suspicious. of the
Land BOard-MilliOns of Acres Ieascd
for the Benefit of Public schools.
AUSTIN, July =. Special. The char
ter of the FL Reg Copper Mining Reduc-
ton company Of San Antonio, capital
stock, @OO,OOO, was issued to-day.
The, Brcmond Educational Institute
was also chartered to-day.
Two hundred dollars reward was paid
To-day to John Williams for the arrest
OF Tom Wright, of Bowie county.
charged with murder.
Revenue paid in to-day 5000; avail
able school fund, 5000.
me new assessment roll of Runupls
county. received at the Comptrollcr's
office, shows an increase in values over
last year of SG0O,0OO, of which S75,OOO is
increase on cattle.
The Terrell water-works bonds
amount, $4,000, We're registered to-day
TO date t c Land board has leased
l'G3S,GS acres. TO January, I.25O,Slj
acres were sold; to April, l53,SlO acres
to June, lO4,3l3; to July, 1920 acres were
sold. Total domain sold to date is COG
80 acres.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-08
SPECIAL SPRAY.
COMPRESSED NUGGETS OF NEWS
Notes In the Beams of Texas sun Caught
compiled and Forwarded by
Wire by the Herald's CORE
Npondence Corps.

Crops are line and fruit plentiful IA the
Honey Grove country.
The weather in Bra2os county i. dry
and rain is much needed.
Three Strays were sold Yesterday. nj
tort Worth, aggregating So.
Work will he begun on the new brick
store houses to-day at Mineola.
NJ. Aaron B. Brown. an old ci.izcp
-oi Houston, died there yesterday.
The weather at Grcenvillc is drv, hot
ana dusty, Rain is badly needed.
Normal school for nerrocs ,ncued
Yesterday at Marshall with sixteen stu
dents.
several families have left BRYAN for
me North and East 10 spend the hot
summer days.
NJ Marshall yesterday the opening of
me Normal school took place with
sixty matriculates.
Crop prospects are improving i'm liar
flson county and the health of the
county is excellent.
Arrangements are being made nj
BRYAN for big picnic and barbecue ON
the 10Th of this month.
Thomas Hughes, of Houston, fell in
thM city sunday, and is diving, aS is
! supposed, of sun-stroke.
The revival ut the BAPTIST church.
! Greenvlle. continues with two more nd
ditions to the church.
&. o. Edwards brought suit at Fort
| Worth To recover on note of SGg3l5, j.
l. Wright being defendant.
| Mr.. Mans Mathis has the condoleucc
! ol the Grecnville community i'm the sud.
den death ola little daughter.
McLennan County court opened YES.
| tordaN ana Is dealing out punishment tu
/ gamblers and saloon men up town.
The three candidates for Tarrant
| county Attorney spoke at Arlington
last night ON the political questions of
the county.
>, This afternoon the Fort Worth Iadic,
I Exposition society will meet in that city
work finely. W
| IL was reported that Mr. John Blockcr
OF Austin, had suffered u heavy loss oi
cattle ut his Rcd River ranch, but thr
report lacks confirmation.
Maggie Turner was tried before .nd.,
4 ID. {. Bnremore, at Bryan, last Snturin,
ana was adiudged insane. The woman
~ very hoisterous and ANNOYING by hoI
loud and vulgar language.
The Summer Normal schools for whit,
and cplOred teachers opened nj Wac,
| Yesterday, the first with twenty-seven
and the latter fprty-one pupils. Prof
Rote, of San Antonio, is PRINCIPAL of Tho
white normal and Prof. Robinson. nl
Brenhan, of the colored.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-08

Houston, July = Special. A series
OF burglaries occurred here last night.
which for boldnoss of plan and exocn-
ton, have never been euunled in this
city. About | o'clock, the SlrcninT
apartments Of the Arlington House wore
entered by Jake Glcshin, a negro waiter.
who relieved two or three of the ocru,
pants Of all the small change found in
their clothes. He was detected i'm Tho
act but displayed remarkable GOODNESS nv
drawing his pistol and standing or Tho
housekeeping hoarders while he backed
himself out of the room. He was sub
sequently arrested by the police, and
was TINS morning committed To jail I'm
default Of $500 bond.
Saturday night Mrs. Carey, whose
home Is on the north side OF the hayou.
discovered that she had been robbed OF
fine watch and chain, valued nj Sl5O.
and also diamond ring Tho
theft was not reported TO
the police until this morning,
and soon after Marshal Clcchman mr..
rested negro named Ben Boyd, from
whom ho recovered the stolen propprty
ana restored II to the lady.
About o'clock this morning tho resi.
dencc of DIR. Daniels. corner Ruslk md
travis streets, WINS entered by negro,
ana fine diamond ring valued ut 81 900
md several dollars IN money stolen.
Inc occupants of the house were
awakened aud gave the alarm, hut tho
fellow made good his escape and hns moi
yet been apprehonded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-08
PROHIBITION IN IOWA
II Doesn't Work ycr, wan

DrnrorH, A. July This il the
fourth day since the prohlbltory law
has gone into operation. So far il has
had little visible effect upon the liquor
interests Of this city. The brewerie.
were closed Sunday, but to-day are ali
running as usual. 4 large number
OF saloons also closed sun
9hy, but they to-day openly
ulspense all Kinds of liquors. SO far
els not single saloon out of the 1875
beyond disposition to close Sunday
anu holidays and exercise more care In
selling. saloons have determined Ia
paN no attention TO the law. Wholesale
dealers seem to be as active MS ever. bnt
pWkages have assumed new SHINE
-, seeAdiil'rcnt channels of trans or.
.SiiOa. "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-08
CORSICANA CHAT.
The Normal School-A Plethora of Unfor-
Inmates The Ladies' Fair ASSOcia.
ti0n-A Runaway Escapade, Etc.

Ihe Normal SChOol-A Plethora of Unfor-
tunates The Ladies' Fair ASsocia.
tion-A Runaway Escapade, Etc.
C0RsICANA, July Especial. The
eighteenth term of the District court was
convened this morning by Judge Brad
ley with large amount of work ahead,
both on the civil aud criminal docket.
Another candidate for the lunatic
asylum will be brought before our
County Judge this week who,
with the young man de-
clared insane last week, will
make a total Of twelve lunatics for this
county, at which the authorities in Aus
tin object, saying as they are now taking
care of ten of them, which is more than
we are entitled to, we will have to take
care of the others ourselves.
The Women's Worlds Fair associa-
| ton will give an ice cream festival to-
morrow night to raise money to further
the projects OF the association.
John j. Burrows and Miss Sallie Yost
fled from their home in Mexia by the
early train to escape paternal iurisdic-
ton and were married by the Rev.
rather TheOn at the Catholic church.
The mother Of the bride, who accom-
panied the clipping couple and was favor
able to the match, procured the license.
thermometer 100 degrees.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-08
KING COTTON.
Thr nnilnnl, rnr Lnlr

NEW ORLEANS, July THE National
Cotton Exchange reports that taking the
whole cotton belt together the condition
may be represented as better than at the
close of May and a tritlc superior to last
year, with prospects, however, largely
dependent upon the early cessation OF
rain. In the Atlantic States the crop i,
also, owing to latcncss and deficient
growth, subject to serious loss from
early frost. Total average l,l2i,O77.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-08

\ GENTLEMAN writes the Herald that
BUTLER and KELLY would makca trong
ticket. BUTLER could carry the colored
voter, the Greenbacker and the working
man, and KELLY could rally around him
the Irish element. Unless they have
forgotten their old tricks, such an adj.
ministration could do more bossing and
perpetrate more villainy than any other
two men ON the continent, BLAINE and
LOGAN not excepted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-08

Threat to Doycott tho Rcpubllcnn.

ST. Lotus, July a notice was
posted in the Republican office to-day
that no Union printer would be cm.
ploycd there hereafter, and some thirty.
livc compoSiturs We're discharged this
afternoon. The Typographical Union
took the matter up and circulated mon.
stcr poster roundly bcrating the mana
gers of the Republican,, calling ON tho
working men to boycott that paper, and
threatening to defeat every candidate il
may hereafter support
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-08
Tannlnany.

DETERMINED TO KNIFE CLEVELAND.
CHIcAGo,July 6.--The Tammany held
a hNe-hour caucus to night and adj
Journed at a. m. The sentiment was
unanimous against Cleveland and for
the most available candidate which they
believed would be the strongest among
the workingmen of New York State.
Shortly after II O'clock Ben Butler, lean
ing on ms page, WSs escorted through
the Tammany crowd into John Kellv's
room, where a long consultation oc-
cured
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-08
SUPPLEMENTARY POLITICAL.
To Facilitate Busln,s..
Nh. nLAnk,s NJ snI.rr1n,

NM HIsNVh NFHOLITION.
CHICAGO. July Cat meeting of the
wisconsin delegation tonight John
Black presented resolution to the effect
that the Chairmen Of the several delova-
tons should meet soon AFTER the conyen.
ton organized aud agree upon a candi-
date for President and Vice-President
ana report back to their delegation. This
- 10 quicken the action OF the cuuven-
ton. me resolution also proposed that
cWVn OF tne three New York factions he
allowed representation for tho sake of
harmony. '"'N' VI
tN-Senntor James II. Doolittle, of Ra-
cllc, VIII loo Wisconsin's Nlcp-President
oi tue convention and W. 4. Bushford.
Secretary. W.