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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

TERRELL, April - 5peoiaLl-At the
republican convention here Saturday, there
was a large attendance, mostly farmers.
R0heit Irvine Was selected chairman.
For delegates 10 the state and o0nere---
fional convention: Jesse Padon, A. T.
Cropsey, II. III Armstrong and James Gibbs
the latter colOrod, were elected by ballot
when, on motion, some fifteen more were
added TO the list Of delega'ee.
On motion OF A. j. CTopsey, an ex-
Union soldier, the following resolutions
were adopted without dissenting voice.
K3solved, That, as rrp1b leans Of the
state OF rtxes, W. fully endorse the doc
trines of the constitution as proclaimed by
Jackson and Lincoln; that cur. is a national
government; yet, as many Texans were
disabled In ine late war, some totally blind
ed and Others disabled oy the loss nf lin bs,
II IL the plain duty of the state Of Texas to
provide comfortable homes and n good
living for all her aoldiers thus disabled.
who have not Low u sufficient income TO
secure them from want and suffering,
Resolved, That ifiu the right they should
not have been allowed 10 suffer at a |, aud
that II IN the wTong they have already suf-
iered entirely too mach.
Resolved, That 10 have her ex soldiers.
thus disabled, going about begging a poor
Subsistence from the charitable, is . dis
grpce 10 this grea, aud wealthy state, for
Th ch her Legislature should have long ago
provided II remedy, by lsvying a tax on ell
the property In the state, and raising a
furd sufficient TO am oily provide for every
dieGbled Texan soldier who has no o.ner
means 9f support.
Adopted unanimously.
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MANtl.

Waco April l3.-I5pedal -Elst.r SEP
vices to-day at tae Episc 7palau. Cat1oi,o
and Methodift churches were very impos.
ing and largely attended. THIS evening at
the Episcopal church n largo number Of
children we're baptized. This was the most
general obsetvaucs Of Easter ever known
IN Waco.
The Citzsns National bank. the fifth
banking institution OF Waco. opens bust
ness tomorrow morning, with william
Cameron, the well known lumber mer.
chant, 90 president and q paid az stock u
10000
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BONTIANI.

BosHAM, April l2.-ICorrespondence J.
Word comes that an extensive revival is
going on a. Paris, Lamar county, In the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, Rev. @,
Marton, pastor, conducted by the Eyange-
lift Rev. (. Penrsou. The meeting has
going on for two weeks, and there have been
100 professions Of rtligoa, maaT OF them
leading citizens.
The Bouham prcgby'ery OF ne Cumber-
land Presbyterian cburch n IN session here.
Eleven ministers and II elders are prefent.
Rev. r. Il. Dunlap, Of Ladoui', is modera-
tor, and Rev. r. w. Benge Of Bouhlm, is
CLERK Ihey vote o. cons)It'a'e the ST. mods
"a Texas, sld fhsi 10 mesta. Tthuacsna.
The presby'ery decides o. mttt on'v once a
year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

FoRr WoRTH Aprll 1}-rS',r'r'l Vi3
spec,al races t7.OaF w-ra "-ll attended.
New Moon won 'ho iv. olgl-t o., ma 10
race, and Big En tuJ .hs5e-s'ehtA9 Of
mile.
Several promi1olt republican have bsau
In consultation ;o-mgtt lryiog 20 reconcile
me Two factions, but G'tcr
lengthy contorccc toll 70, and th8 breaoa Is
wider than ever Toe negroes say thsy
furnish the votes and viii ruu the mSchipe.
At II O'CLOCK tonight Henry Graves and
AL Monny, tWo hariera, hal diflsulty
south o. the CITY, IN which Monry stabbed
Graves in the left eye, literally ctitti1g his
eye IN two. Monny escane3.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

A remarkable discovery has been m ale IN
Chester county, South Carolina. F0rsom~
tune a rumbling sound has been heard on
the plantation OF Nicholas Calvin, end two
DAYS ago IL was found that the noise came
from an opening IN the ground from which
smoke was issuing IN a considerable volume,
and for quite distance the ground vas
heated. The iuhs1ifHn;s are unable 10 ac-
count for the phenomenon. A partv Of
diggere worked With pick and spade % sScsr-
tain the csuse OF the incipient voicano. but
were forced 20 desist IN Consequences Of the
intensity of the heat and the dense volume
70 be an sctssl volcano and others think II
10 be q eJser. judging fros the vspors and
snr-nuriins inoisinr-. e-s.. excitement
ana zone alarm prevail.
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONTEST.

NEw YORK. April 10 Especial. l-Arti-
cles OF aEre ment have been entered into at
tho Pollcs Caste office between Hal II.
stoddaId, oil Syracuse, New York. and
John Magner, OF this city. rhe said Hal
Ii. S;oddsrd and the said JOHN Msgnor do
hereby agree TO boxsix rounds sccording 10
the Police Gaz5tts revised Queens.
bury rules, within three weeks
from date above named, the mstch
" take plsre in hsll in this
CITY to bs mutuslly agreed upon. The
men 10 be on the staFe between
IRE hours Of and p. N, the
man absent TO forfeit the stoke mohey.
10 pursuance nj this agree Hant the sum
Of two hundred aud fiity dollars $3.50, a
side is now deposited IN the hands OF Rich
ard X. Fox. TIRE fnsl stakeholder, who will
appoint the referee. TIE stakes not 10 be
given up unles1 ny muils' consent, or
fairly won or los, a1d duo ne'ics shAil be
given ~ hnfh r~r''.s 81 {. fins and ~ -
sh.as .1e money 10. Il pursuance
ol this agreement we hereby n;-sch our
psrres. JkuKs Q. DAILY, for
wi.neEs: y-lS H.GS&I,
EFF. NALLAHAS, HAL q. sropDAnD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

NEW ORLEANS, April l3.-The P!oayune's
Mississippi CRY special says; Captain
Evans, coumaudiDg the tug Ruby, with
tho tug Hanrie.ts il tow. lett
New Orleans thirty days ago
for Berwicks Bay and put into Ship Island
for repnire In the gale ol Friday night
las. both tugs we're completely wrecked
The captain and crew, after cliugiug 10 the
ropes for FIVE hours, were rescued by the
HyhfhCuBp kerprr
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Max Mn. Mean RAIN.
Tenn Tenn Tenn all
BELTON.

BTLroS, April 81 Special. 1.-The dis
trict court will take up the criminal docket
tomorrow morning Tae first case to be
called will be that of George p. Eskes, for
the asssssnation OF s. I. Williams last
fall. Hon. Seth Sheppard arrived this
evening IRON Galveston aud will assist
Messrs Boyd & Holman and McM4hon in
the defense. Messrs. Saunders, Futman
and R3sberough will prosecute, making O
lively team on both sides.
Everything is drying up verv fast and II
Ia now time tor weiter Ueather.
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Political Points.

LANCASTER April l3-At the primary
election yesterday Lewis S Harlan, n
Blai'e man, vas chosen delegate 20 the
the seoond delegate Is not yet known.
W'INlSGToH, DEL. April l3.-Inoom-
plet' returns OF the election for delegates
10 Nc repu5l can state convention indicate
the' tho unpledged delegates will have Il
slig1t majority Of Bliite delegates In the
convention.
BATAVIA, o April l3-Daltgates were
elected yesterday from Clement county 20
The district repuD Dlicgn convention to select
delegates for Chicago, On a test vote the
convention stood: Blaine, 81; Sherman 4.
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shoddy sen.nllnnnllem. .

New York, April l3-Dr j. p. Newman
preached - day IN Madison Avenue Opu-
gregationoi churo1 at tho close az he
services o cenaatiOD was crestsd by q
woman walking 10 the centre s,o 10 the
pulpit, crying for water % qnench the fire
consuming her soul. The woman was led
cut, She is said TO be member OF the
church
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BIG SANDY.

BIG SANDY. April l3.-[Spscial. Rev. B.
X. Bolton, of Mineola delivered au able
sermon to large and attentive audience
here to dAv.
Jimmie Darrah is slowly recovering from
a protraoted spell Of fever.
r. l. Ferrell has returned from HE pros.
peciing tour in the west and is well nleAsed
with Wichita
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A Desperntn Tlght.

ST. Loua, April 10 Blight prisoners
confined 10 iail at Gainesville. Green conn
Is, Arsansh assaulted the taller ltst night
ara escaped after securing arms from the
i-iler's house. A posse ot hhy citizens
etlrted IA pursuit., sud pitched battle oc.
CURED In which over 100 shots were fred.
Brsckman, burglar, was killed aud thres
Otler prisoners wounded amt secured. The
remainder escaped. The i.iler received
dnngeroug Nonnds.
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Tim pitcnirn Islnn,inrs-

BosroE, April 13.--Tho shi7 Mercury.
from P9lt Townsend, reports she pa,ssd
Pitcairn island Jdnulry llth. tnnabi.a IL
came aboard aud reported l0j persons On
the islsud- 62 males and So female. She
took their mail, some twenty-five le'ters,
for different paris oi the world.
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and summoned the police from the station
in the other half OF the same building. The
prisoners were put In the cells. They had
chosen Sunday morning because Walsh
was alone, and they were allowed 10 gather
In the corridor 10 llsten 10 preaching later
In the day. Most OF the prisoners are high.
waymen and burglars. Jailer Walsh suf-
'erred severely, being nearly blinded with
isbes, Gus about the fsce and hands, and
nd bis clolteA nearly torn oil.
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Tint Tnrili PetItion.

PITTsB5Bd. April l3.-Tho petition pre-
pared iof circulation among the working.
mon advocating 20 per cent, reduction OF
The tariff Is not regarded fayorsbly by
prominent labor leaders Secretary
Martin, Of the Amalgsmsted association,
dlsclaime all knowledge OF the circular, and
aays such reduction would cause o shut
down among the mills. There Is NO trouble
or dts5atisiaciion among The men, and he
did not think the men would be-
30 foolish as 10 throw themselves
out Of employment simply 20 have revenge
on the manufacturers with whom they
now have nn quarrel. The petition, be
thought, had been issued by gu. dide par
ties for political effect. or 10 create trouble
among the workmen ard manufacturers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
COLORADO CITY

COLORADO CITY, Apr - Especial III.
II. Milburn, riiiroad ag,rt al this place,
died last night at the Pacific house. The
deceased was in the last stage OF consump-
tion, but was mp yesterday and retired ieel-
ing as we'll Us usual.
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Marine.

New ORLEANS, April l3.-Ariive6: Steam
ships a luo, Liverpool; Hutchinson, Havana.
NER IOVH, April l3.-Arrved: Bristol
Bristo! Citgi Montreal, Liverpool; Heimdal.
Copenhagen.
LONDON, April 10 Arrived out: Arizona
aud Witland, New York.
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thc stnblc Door - rtc

KEY WEST, April 13 --Boats from the
Gag ship Tennessee are watching the island
end lighthouse The steamer Laure, +.
oruisit about the entrance TO the harbor
to intercept any expedite to Cubs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

NEW ORLEANS, April l3 The Picaynne's
Baton Rouge special says. The river is
steadily declining. Planters hope 20 sa We
Lhe greater portion Of sost cane, and are
usine draing4e machines.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

NEW ORLEAEs April l3-The Tines
Democrats Monterey. Mexico special say. {:
Colone. rreyino has iust arrived on u epe-
Cisl train. Ten thousand people at the
depo. welcomed him home.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

For the Western Gulf state1-Partly
cloudy weather aud local rslne elght
changes in temperature; southeast 70
southUes. winds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

0ELEAHs April l3-rhe Timea Dem
ocfat's Tuscaloosa, Alanama special says
Toby Holingswor'h, q well.to.do colorod
mGl, was Gssasinated last night.
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EncctunI,

MGNERA POLLS, April l3.-Nayor PhiEs.
bury yesterday issued an order
closing all the saloons on
Sunday. To-day II has been Impossible for
iopers 10 find entrauc3 either at front or
rear
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NIilIsltcsuiniug.


BosToE, April l3.-rhe South Wnrehsn,
nsil works resume tomorrow aud the Par.
ker mills the following Monday.
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THE WEATHER.

GALVESTON, April 13.-Fo.lowing is the
weather renort Tor the cotton belt tUrcisl
cd by the United States siglal service, act
~, h. .nninncllnn win thn mil Nars.
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THE COMMON SCHOOL BILL.

WAsHISGroN, Apnl l3.-TSpecial FOL
lowing 10 the text OF the bill TO aid in the
esta ablis hment aud Temporary support OF
common schools, 40 IL passed the senate:
Be II enacted by the senate and house Of
representatives Of the United States Of
America In congress assembled, that Tor eight
years next alter the passage OF this act
there shall be annually appropriated from
the money In the treasury the following
sums. to-wit: The fret year the sum OF
81, 900 eco. the second year the sum OF Sl0,-
0O0,OJ0, the third year the sum Of
Si5C00.0o0, the fourth year the sum
OF $l3 zoe 900. the fifth year the sum
OF I'LL 900 900, toe sixth year the sum OF
SO 900 600. the seventh wear the sum ef 81
0l0 60. the eighth year tue sum. of 50 600 :
600; which several sums shall be expended
TO secure the benefits of common so'.ooi
education 10 all the children of ,ho sea sol
age mentioned hereafter living in tae Uutfe
States.
6EcTIos2. That such money sh al ann nuaily
be d vided sm"pg and paid out la the sew
ersl states and territories In that pro00r-
tion which the whole number OF persons ia
each who, being Of tae age Of ten years aud
over, csDnot write. bears 10 the whole num-
Der of such persons IN the Uoited Sisfss:
sucn mpnia-ior shsli he oesda Eccprdin z
10 the censns oI 1850
Bee. 3 That 10 stnse OF territory soril
ies.i.e s.y -4t--s -ss<-t- o, -. -. 1--...
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TIE EIGHTH APPLICANT.

WasHIssToE, April l3 Especial. Fol
lowing is the text OF the bill introduced by
Mr. Young for the incorporation OF the
Cherokee & Arksu9as River railway, max
log the eighth applicant Tor right.oi-Way
through the indian territory:
Bs IL enacted by the senate and house OF
representatives. OF toe United States OF
America in congress assembled, That
IN, mas NicEegson, Sterne Morse, +. Jeil-
srson Coolidge. Is. +. Cheney Alden
Speare, Isaac L. burr, Charles W. Pierce,
O. j. Paine, Il. IL. Peabody, Thomas Dala,
George B. Wilbur, Lucius g. Pratt, Solo
mon 8. Sleeper, Warren Sawyer and
Lew q. Wade, OF Massachusetts; w. n.
Stropg, j. Wilder, George H. Anthony,
William - Hackney, W. Ii. Guy aud -
Hubbard, Vi Kansas; Granville Wilcox, OF
Arksnsas; NepClGOD Hin, j. q. Neely,
Enocn Elslpy, M. @. Psaroe, Robert 4.
LOUuss aid ia ius A. Taylor, oi tennessee;
Thomas Sherlock, OF Ohio; John
Il. Gordon. Of Georgia; A. Nj Weat,
of Mississippi, and ---- OF Alabama, ,tneir as.
sociates aud SUCCESSORS, are hereby incor.
porated under the name OF the Cherokee
& Arkansas River Il ,llroad company, with
authority TO construct, maintain and ope-
rate line OF railroad Rnd telegraph bsgil-
ming NJ the line between the Indion terri
tory ana Kansas, near Arkansas CITY, Ia
the state OF Kansas, and Tunnlag through
bIt htab IAhJiA'a'
Die route following substantially the gem
eral course OF the Arkansas river and bride-
ing tre same when necessary, under such
regulations as may bs prescribed by the
secretary ot war, 10 point on the line be
tween the state OF Arkansas aud ine Indian
territory NJ Fort Smith, Ia Gaid stats; and
said corporation 10 vested with all the
power, privileges and imm dnities neces5a.
~ 10 cary into effect the purposes OF this
act, ana is suhjeot to oil general laws
which now are and hereafter msy be ir
force 7, lAting 10 rpilroad corporations. The
capita stock shall n exceed tour million
three hundred thousand dollsrs. Il shall
be divided into shares OF the par value
OF one hundred dollars each, to be
deemed personal property, and transfer
able on the book oi the corporation 80 too
by.lSWs may prescribe.
That this act Is upon the express coDdi-
ton that said company shall begin 10 con.
strucg line within six months and com
plete tie came within two years from the
passage Of this act 90 as to perfect q
through connection TO the Mississippi
river at Memphis, Tennessee, for botn
passengers aud freight, without change or
break OF bulk.
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MILWAUKEE, April l3.-Fitieen prisoners
in the county Jail attempted to escape at
10 O'Clock this morning. Ooc called for
coal, handing out two scuttes 20 Jailer
Walsh, who in returning them again un-
locked the grated door. As he passed he
was seized by two men, another threw
ashes In his eyes and q rush was msd- y
the rem sinder, but W,ish 'g.s Aimseii free
s'smmed the "o'i and pushed the bolt
iss. lie rls ns@su Ne disturb bsnoe
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

Our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT is teeming with
all the latest fabrics.
Our WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT is replete with
all the novelties and staple wares.
Our LADIES' NECKWEAR and HOSIERY DEPART
MENT stocked with every imaginable design and grade
Our PARASOL DEPARTMENT. T will afford every lady
choice selection from large assortment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-31

Gov lloADLY throws great deal Of
vim into his political speeches, as this
extract from his address to the Cincin'
natl ratification meeting on Saturday
night abundantly demonstrates;
Gentlemen, we carried Ohio last fall
by 1900 majoritN In the face OF great
difficulties and Obstacles. Our party
was not united, Our candidate was
upon n aick bed, | guess | ought TO
know ILaughter.l To-day our party
IN united, From the lake TO tho river.
from Toledo TO Hamilton. there is hut
one voice, and that IL, I'VE Will 20 for.
ward 10 win victory In October, which
will deliver w the National campaign
In November" prolonged applause
We will fight II out right here In Ham
ilton county. We will fight II out here
in October, and the Democracy Of tho
rest Of the country viii have q walk
over In November Applause, Why
should we not wiDp The times are pro-
pitlOus for n change. The hour has
come, and the men have come, ana their
names are Grover Cleveland aud Th0s,
\. Hendricks. [Applause,l Why, my
friends, who Ia TO contend ag0iGst usY
rhe plumed Knight laughter = the
ostrich Of American politics Laughter
aud hurmhsl 1.-THE ostrich, except that
he carries In hisheOdQuOrters the plume
that the ostrich carries moro properly
in HIS hindQuNrters. [6reat Laughter,
aud voice, I'VE don't show the white
feather'l No, we don't show tho white
feather No ostrich for us--no cock'a'
doode.doo. The ostrich of American
politics hides his head IN tho sand aud
sticks out his plume. But oh, they say,
the ostrich can run. SO he cnn-0way
from his enemies,
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DE. Frnrlcr,a Root nluera.

Fra2Iers Root Bltters are not tlr1n
shop whisky beverage, but are strictly
medicinal In every sense, They Ocl
strongly upon the liver and kidneys
keep the bowels open and regular, make
the weak strong, heal the lungs, build
up the nerves, and cleanse the blood
and system OF every lmpurity. For Di2
illness, Rush Of Blood TO the Head, tend,
Ing TO apoplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, Dropsy, Plmples and Blotches,
Scrofulous, Ulcers and Sores, Tetter
RIngworm, White Swelling, Erysipelas
Sore Eyes and for the yonng men suffer,
Ing from Weakness or Debility caused
from imprudence, and TO females In
delicate health Frazler's Root Bltterl
are especially recommended. For sale
by G. N. Nye,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-31

THE opinion has been gaining ground
for some time among the people that the
Republican party 10 u grand old sham,
ana should be sent into retirement,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-31

HUMAN BLOOD. --on the purity and
vitality OF the blood depend the Wgor
anI health OF tho whole eysteni. Dis
ease OF various kinds Is often only tho
align that nature 10 trying 10 remove the
disturbing cause. A remedy that gives
llfe aud vlgor 10 the blood, eradicates
sCrofula and other Impurities from II, M
Hoods Sarsaparilla undoubtedly does
must be the means OF preventing many
diseases that would occur without itt
uAe. Sold BY dealers.
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A Lnwyer,a oplnloa OF lnlere.l 70 All.

J. A, Tawney, Esq, 4 leading attorney
OF Winona, MIMI, writes. AFTER using
II for more than three yoars. | take great
pleasure In stating that ! regard Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
~ the best remedy In the world for
Coughs and Colds, II has never failed
to cure tho most severe colds have had
and invariably relieves tho pain In the
chest Trial bottles OF this sure cure
for all Throat and Lung Diseases may be
had Free nj Z. II. Barre Drug Store
Large size. al.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-31

Nothing looks more untldy than The
presence Of scurt aud dandrulf In the
nalr and on the clothing. One bottle Of
parker's Hair Baleam will heal tho sealI
mud free II from thia nuisance. st0pt
falling OF the hair, promotes new
growth aud makes II soft, glossy halr
new growth mud makes II soft
glossy and silky. Best of dressing
Dellclously perfdmed. July 2l'gln,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-31

GENERAL LOGAN settles the financial
question IN the following satisfactory
manner-to himself:
The advantage OF having q banknote
I'm the house which will be w good IN
the morning as II was tho night before,
should be appreciated by oil,
How will this DO appreciated by those
who have no bank notes IN The house
nvar uighlp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-31

DURING the revolution Of 1913, Con,
(,oraey surrendered his division OF tho
Hungarian army TO tho Austrians.
Charges that hia surrender was treasol :
able having been made, Goreey demand.
ed n court martial some months ago
and q verdict has been rendered. TINT his
tlefeat and surrender were inevitable,
owing 10 the situation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-31

THE Independents NJ their large con-
vention In New York resolved 10 sup
port Cleveland and Hendricks. The Re-
pository calls this "flea bite" but the
"nea bits" will insure New York, New
Jersey, Connecticut, Indiana, Wiscon-
sin, otc., for Cleveland n Hendricks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-31

tsrLadiee, attention In tho Diamond
Dyes more coloring IA given than In any
known dyes, and they give faster and
more brilliant colors. 100 NJ oil drug
gists. Everybody praises them. Wells,
Richardson " CO., Burlington, W.
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Don't Miss H.

Wells "l.ough on Rats" ALMANAC ~
druggists, or mailed for 20 stamp. ~ D.
Wells, Jersey City.
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sSa Sy SSgfts IElSS o%S ss iGI Sos e.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-31

WHEN Jefierson's moral character was
assailed, and jackson did not escape,
Grover Cleveland need not hope 10.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-11-12

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