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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
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HAVANA. Anil u &c .uera b ,dcnn late
United States olnsus-l sne Tal here, q cirea
b. s,sta bic reasons Tor rendering MS reAig-
nation. He says he may see ilL later %
1--WE an exp GuEtion through the pre0s. Ina
impression prevails Ia the 70 isEa iru ie
in y me wsy c1nnecied with the A8uero
expedition.
DIED or hP1PJEXY.
LoNp.N Aprit I2.--E ward Smith
American consult az Manneheim, died OF
apoplrxy last evening IA r,ilSay carriage
nser .ssding. lie vas on bic way homo.
HEAVY fLuRFs.
ANrGERP, April i2--Measrs. Ghf!slin,
bankers, OF Onrler0i ani Antwerp, have
iall,d. Liabilities l6VoOOOO bsncs.
rHosr DREADFUL DYEAMfrERs.
LoxDoN, April l2.-rhe Times prints
communication ii TO the terms oatn OF he
DVnamitar and Olarna Gael societies; also
giving an account OF how dynamite Is OBJ
fnined In France. Ii is asserted inut Cienna
Gael mas received q letter bearing Rus
sian poslmark, fiom the intormer McDer-
mott, ploadiDg his Innocence aud begging
fcr mercy. The society treated the
letter with silent contempt aud iis
agents are tracking him. The some
rrticle says that Brady recently arrived IN
Paris from New York 10 investigate the
truth ofthe rumor that Peter Olrev was
bid Nc there. Careful! search was instituted
returned TO New York, leaving ordcra to
oabls him at once II any theories should be
discovered. Cansant watch 10 kept on in-
formers LAME and Coleman and record
If their movements regularly Kept ~
Paris.
THE oRtsEs OVER.
Cry or MEXICO, April u MANY Of the
LARGEST houses la eyerv line of business are
onened. and It is expected those still hold
Ing ont will open Monday. Ii Is un-
dava,ood that when the merchants 81 con-
form. the government VIII monty the
stomp tax. Conii1ence IL manifested Ia
business circles.
A PROTEST.
l,oYDog. April ~ alta meeting OF the
Cnnsrd saareholders to-day, Chairman
Cnrns said II parliament passed tho mer-
ch,nt shipping bill, introduced by Cham
berlalp. president OF the board OF trade, in
its present form, the shipping interesis OF
England would be placed AZ dissdvan-
taee as compared with those Of foreign
countries.
LIVERPOOL Aprl l2-Daly, arrested yea
dsy on suspicion OF beiog dynsmitsr, wac
h,onent psfore the court this morning
charged with havipc In his possession in
faraal machines with intent to commit fel
ony. He was remanded 10 prison for
week. -
BIRM iNGHAm, hprh - 'HuiNs iIShH' NJ =
no ted yesterday on suspicion OF being IN
accom- lice of Daily, was brought before tue
court this morning charged with conspira.
CIV with DAILY 10 cause an explosion and was
slso remanded TO prison. Egsn's wife DIS
curep the papers Belonging TO Egau which
the police secured refer 10 .be operations OF
The home rulers and not 10 dynamite. The
polica inspector testiiied- re had been
watching Egan for five months that Egan
and Dily were very intimate and in the
habit OF epepding evenings together.
Essn claimed he knew DAILY only az Dem
man but the documents signed proved this
claim faIss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

CHICAGO, April Elm me tral OF MIS-
Emma Shock for oruelty o. childran rs
manager OF tho "HOme OF the Frienoless"
located at la Grange, the jury
this morning returned verdict Of gully
as 10 those accounts in the indictment re-
lAting 10 eight ont ct ten children, alleging
che permitted The children 10 he placed IA
fueh a sitnninn whera their health might
b. ENDANGERED or inj1rnd THIS couyiois
her on lesser charge only. eentence MAS
deferred, waiting argument on the motion
q. : Il = ! III
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

Srgu DYNvflLE. o, Apui II This morn
ing at 0 O'Clock tgo freight trains on the
Panhandle road oollidcd ia the lower part
OF the oily, wrecsing both engines and
large number OF carr. Inc crews facl0cd
by jumping. Trains east and wet we're
daifyei Tor several hours.
Tr1 ireights came together at SCOTS
II sgfn, on the Baltimore d OHIO ct
o.cl OK this mo,ning and the trnoks are
hl .c. .ded for quarter Of nile. No one
,vIs 4 furfd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

Hon. WASH JONES -hes stlfst been iniCr.
viewed. While be ands fault in a general
way with GOVERNOR lRELAgD snd ssys h
can best him, yet when h. discusses the
land question he puts himself squarel7 On
record in favor of IRJLASDs policy Of SELL
ing 70 actual Bpitiers only.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

To MORROW morning the Herald begins
and will continue the publication Of a pa
per for every day Ia the week. The Non
day issue will con tain full telegraphic dis
ps.ches-ooth by Associated press and
speclsl couespon ients-which. together
With its attractive and varied misctl.
lsny, will make 1t a marked feature OF
Texas iournslilm. A number OF adyer-
tissrs, recognising the rare opportunity OF
fsrred, have sought spsce in its columns,
ana altogether the venture has the promise
Of the crown OF success from ihs very out
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Sanger Brothers
GLOVE DEPARTM'T

e5a Chldrcn's Imported Llsle Gloves, 25c. SIC,
ard SOC Chidrsn's Silk Glover, go 75c, e5c and
o. per pair.
Chlldfens silk Bitts ri b5c ard SIC.
Our line OF Chi dren's Gloves ard Mills Is
without exception the frost we have ever car.
ried, The variety OF shades Is exquisite. =,
Lsdies' Kid Gloves arc represented " all tne
fashionable shades of light new French gray.
Tho styles most frequest are the to button
Lengths, although the manufacture VIII DO
found In all desirable sbades.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

Ladies' Domestic Isle Gloves at Csc. $50 and
Soc n pair. - a.. a..
aud T5c rair.
Ladies' silk Gloves. Jersey style. 90. ~ ana
silks Mitis, In Jersey styles, at soc, Csc, f5c,
Iace silk Milis, soc, 75,. 90 IN to 3 90.
our colors IN silk Gloves and Mitts leave no'n-
childrcn's Domestic Isle Glove, i5c, 2oc and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
JEFFERsoN.

JEFFERSON. April - Especial. IA meet
iss ga LAe MaiiOH oSubty publ cAl CS q.
utive committee WAS celled by J. II Carer,
chairman, 10 day ~ o'clock Tor the pnr-
pose OF appointing delegates 70 the state
convention ~ Fort Worth. Very few Mt
tended. j. r Carter was re.instated as
chairman for the next term.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
Lnnnch of illn Dol hin

CHesraR, Pa, Aplil l2--Iho United
States dispatch hoat Dolphin, built NJ
Rosch's yerd vas successfully launched
this allegnoou. a large number OF persons
vera present. em1Hg taem Secretary
Chandler. Admiral Nuilancr Old other 81
fiaefs OF the navy. Mr.. Rosoh woa himself
complmented on ths Zoe Appearance Of
the Bhip
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
Sec What We CHER

r%dlcs' Cotton ugse at skc l2Hc aud 20, u
Per.
LadlcS Full Regular made solids at ?5c, $50.
SIC Csc ard $50 apair.
Ladies Full Regular Lisle Hose at csc, $50
ald co.
Ladies Fnll Regular Ribbed Lis'c Hose. s5c.
/ 90, | IS. ana 70.
Ladies' Fancy Lisle Hose, extra qualities and
choice STYLES at IS. l 50. 70, 90, so pair.
Our Solid Colois comprise every new shade
I'm the merket. The most desirable styles for
wear with slippers are our dress goods hose and
ne " fandies ia Lise.
Full liue Of SIX hosiery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
See That We Offer


Children's Fancy Hose SIC TO IKE
Cbldren's Full Regular Made Solid Hose NO.
t0ey, 2Oc; No. 6 to *, 80; No. s. TO Sh 3Ot.
Cbi drsn's Full Regular Sold Colors, fine
quality. No. 5 to 5N, 2)c No. O to OK, 25c; no. z
10 tx, SOC; No. s 10 SA, 40c.
Cbildren's Ful Regular Isle Hose, No. s.,
53c; rise Sc a pair to 81.
Full iinos OF Fancy and Ribbed Isle Hosiery
at low prices.
Fine qulliiies Of new and staple shades In
Cotton aud Isle Hosiery.
Hull line of solid and Fancy 1nfans' Hosiery.
In ghort everything in Chldren's Hosiery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

ANOTHER norhern outrage: AIrETp
CHApwIoE OF Michigan, yoEoi his vile 10 o
atser, and proposcd 20 rTcei tao rl'w with
the power obtained from The Unmatched
couple. He wonders whether ibis Is free
country now In tho tolitude oi his cell.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

JONES says when ienee-autling started,
InELAHD should have put The troops In
motion. II his ezctleuCy had done o it
would have been Without the authority Of
law, and the Hon. WASH JONES would have
been The first 20 have denounced The lyrar-
nv and usurpatiou.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

GovERe MEkT bonds WIRE drm Yesterday.
Iailways ttrcrg ard state securities dull
The stock mssret vas pretty well "a the
hands u the bolrs, 9nt tie dtc.iUe 10 prices
Hns not mnlkad
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

FlEr WAYNE, April r.. he grand Jury
was last week Instructed toinvestlgate SUI
day base ball playing, which has been in-
dulged IN by the Fort Wayne Basn Bal
club. of the rorih western League, also bay
ing gam % adv rtised Ter Sundays he coz =
ing sausau. The grand jury iiel 10 70.
turn an indictment aud the Sunday play
Ing giu Discontinued
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

EAsToN, Pa, A'ril IL -fne BODY on pct
ter. fireman Of the coal train wrecked On
the Lehigh valley yesterday, hos not Yet
been found. He was hr0Tir- coal In the
fire-box whom the sccdent occurred. IL 10
helisftu hr wes tnrogn intn 500 iire and
roasted alive Over thirty cars wore
wreck ed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

HESEY EEEGH y attacking wax works
shov 81 New York 'ceih and tos-noil. He
claime ihat such exhibitions IRE demorel
isiag. Nov ronot some Of Mr.. BuEGH's
exhibitions Hls demorsizug thgnl-
selves?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

TnE Cincinrai rimes-Slaf says thst Che
Commercial Gszeita 80 mil stoue around
the neck oftho rcnn7l'csH nar.y OF Ohio.
The limes.sar ass eyids-tly not been
mashed by the mill-siooe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
TEXAKIkANA.

TFxARKANA, April III Special. lat the
Bowie county republican convention held
in tina civ to-day, the following were ohos'
en- delegates tp tho Htste convention to be
held AZ Fort Worth: Lnko Pierce, oolored
Hans Irwin. colGred. Forest Hooks, col.
ored. Raymond Herr and Henry Ssmstag.
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The yynhash Directory,

Nrw York, April 12-rhe directors OF
the Wabash road held meeting this after
noon 10 devise plan TO pool all business on
the cash basis similsr to that OF the Soutt.
western road aud 10 stop existing competi.
ton. The meeting adjourned TIL Monday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

CoTroS at New York cold yesterday at
y csnts Tor the April option and only
is less on Che spot. This is the hiehe t
price paid no fax for the pretent crop, but
ii cents will probably be paid in August.
r. treu, cpl'cr p already 70 619 cents
per pound. The quotations given are for
middling uplends.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

Has few words to say in it's own behalf PARAsOLS
form part OF aladys wardrobe, which during our long
months ranks most important In ouher words,
PARASOLS have become an essential OF oress IN addi-
ton to their necessity as sun shades Ladies' therefore.
to complete their wardrobe feel that they must have
PARASOI for different OCCASIONS as well as to match
their various dresses
lSA Our LARGE and WE'LL ASSORTED STOCK, combined
with LOW PRICES makes this possible for those OF
limited means, while those more fortunate follow
fashions within without extravaganza.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

CoMMtsclSo viii rszt Morday,t the HEn-
AID viii publish a Tnp,r Tor every day n
the week oar patrons vil Doubles
eyln,e their appreciation Of this earnest e.
fort 10 supply their every want In Jour
nsliatic aenle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
kansas Charity Corn

CrscrrEArr, o.. April l2.-rhe sale offhe
Butlsr county. Ksnsss, corn contribution
10 the a od Sufferers took place on charge
today. The prices ranged TO Seems
above market rste., and the aggregate real.
L. a IL about 81. 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

The Hon. Wash JOINS % haukering after
q piece 10 ilc United States Senate and de-
clsrss h'naeliin favor Of "a division OF the
state. he must want the black beE cut
off for his own usennd benefit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

Bosros, April 10 The wife OF John l..
Sullivan. the famous knocser'out. gave
bir,h so.csy to = bouncing boy. He IL
IAsus. John 1. Sulhyan, "
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Base Ball.
,rave Charges Against Comptroller Knox.

B,sror, April l2.-Willism Payne score
tsry Of COMMITTEES OF stockholders Of the
Pacific bsDk, said this eveni1g that on
Tuesday last Q series OF charges against
Cvmpirolier Knox were forwarded 10 the
homes com msttee on banking and currency
in Washington, which Is nox Investigating
the affairs Of the bank. These charges are
.V eyldsace imRli,sting Comptroller
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
rtIN IYrArIIER.

GALvEsroN, April 12--Followlug "a the
weather rennrt Tor the olttnn be,t iurrish-
cd BY he United States signal service, act.
IL. -. nnninnnLtnn mi N IhA rnl lrnNA,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

THE fngmGn Gppeafs 90 have been idle
il lis traditional field dry. It was not d
vsIy Good Friday sDtr on
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
,SnIcATIsG'

- -ru~. s..,- - -. u'lf h'h'o'' i'V'' i".'
partly cloudy we.thef SCUM 10 W'h' "lhuS'
nearly stationary tmposalure inion herh lor-
tlonf; slight rise IN temperature In nor'h'rupcr-
tions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

TEE ALExADDEH SHraxNs' mcnumsnt
movement has collai,ed Wiz best mouu'
msnt 10 IN me hearts o. his southern broth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

WHEN you hear polrcac. hrfpins on
"hsrmony" look out Tor o tempeit in the
c1nveu iional tpe.rot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

ALABAMA boasts OF the best reru a,cd
and most humsrtly conducted .cseoe
asy an in DE listerhoo+.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

WILLARD siill iar0s like prince. There
wss considerable salvage m tle Northern
Pacific crash
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Total ............... ........-.............b'z
The cost Of collecting the internal rev
enue last year was s5,ll3,7S5. Here IL
st,ndine army OF mure than five thousand
p,rtisan soldiers, whose fret duty 10 TO voss
The republican ticket and 10 support the
republlcan machine. Every man OF them
reure,enls an average expenditure OF
nearly thousand dollars year, end every
cent Of the money comes out OF the peo-
Piles treasury.
Efficiently this will never do for demo-
crat to urge, even from policy II not on
principle gut the expenses OF the govern
ment must be paid. And this fund must
emma from the tariff. Free trade With us
therefore is impossiols jusD now and Tor
year, 10 come. Hence Mr.. HURD and Mr..
WArrrRsos are impraeticable leaders at the
moment. And yet free trade is essen
TALLY democratic OF principle. Why not
then insist upon Il. Simply because the
democracy knows that IT Is not yet possible
OF attainment. The principle exists, but IL is
not policy to insist upon IFS present inau-
Duration In practice. SO too, tariff forfev-
euue only, is essentially democratic ofprin-
ciple. 1.-THE party csn not win upoa such
a plank now. is 1t any the more degraded
for not pressing Il, than II IL for not resolv-
ing tor fee trade only. as HuRp and WAT
rms ,E would requlre7 II the psrty can
win upon tbs Pennsylvania platform, which
r. purely democratic throughout, save only
IN the one item referred TO. and thereby
e,ve Us democratic government.
IN every respect save in the taria-sor-reve-
nue. Only aspect, how abIurd Of rs to throw
away toe chsnces. II is VIGOROUSLY be-
c.use In the flash Of The hour, the democ-
r,cv pressed these extreme tariff view It
has 90 seriously lost Of late. In the city Of
Cleveland the democratic imsjority of last
wear OF more Than 1900. has been convert
"a into IN .vsfsss lspss.S>a nAjss-'y ~
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ALL nature smil.s on ,his Easter nom.
inr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
THE DEMOCRACY AND mG. RANDALL

THE DEMOCRACY AND MI. RANDALL
10 this mornings issue Will be found two
communications, one Mandatory and the
othsr oondemnatoIy OF recent editorial Ia
the HERALD in The matter OF Ms. RANDALL
AMI the Penusylvauis democracy action.
Ifthers 20 auy question upon the country
that n 10 be lba issue Ia too coming ptesi-
Dental campaign II 10 the tarih queo'
ton. Upon this the democrats are
divided among themselves. BE 1t from sell
fsh or danterssted motives, Che fact stands
Another fact IL equally patent to the clear
aud impartial observer, viz. that the demoo-
r.cv cannot via without the cooperation Of
It's entire membership. AS the case now
stands that party has some pronounced
rree-trsdrrs in It's midst, 40 are MR. WAT
T.nsoN. Mr.. HURD, ct al also some tariff
lor.rsvspus only men with occasional ex-
oenn,Ds. tuo1 AS The sugar men
and the wool men; also some tar
riff for revenus advocates With tome
slight enc Judgements TO active industries
AZ home. Here is a conglomsrate truly.
Vow 60 ~ come he reconciliation aud as.
similstou? One o. our Texas coniempora-
riss and critics thioka We should keep up
the internal revenue duties that We may re-
ducs the tariff dues. Now, let us see how
this viii work. The machinery OF tho 10
ternal revenue bureau IS much larger than
is generally supposed. The last report OF
the commissioner gives the following sta
a.. a. T.. MI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

Cry oF MBxlco, April u MANY Of the
lp.sst houses la everv line of business are
opened, and It is expected those still hold
ug ont will open Monday. II Is IN.
d@vs,ood that when the merchants al con-
form, the government VIII mouiiy tne
stamp tax. Conii1ence 10 manifested IA
business circles.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-06
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Western New York is reckoning upon
harvesting 100000 barrels of apples this
year.
Mr. Roswell F. Flower is mentioned
rs probable candidate for mayor Of New
York this fall
The Chicag"s vanquished the Cleve
lands Monlay 9to : and Buffalo defeated
Detroit Is tuu
Gen. R0secraus has introduced more
bills ia rangrCs than any ther member, lead
Ing tn ist w3th 10
Al Cooks Mills, HIS Emma Welsh, II
years old, drowned herself because She had
been disappointed IN love
The men who started The Cincinnati
News journal managed to lose 500, 900 be-
fore the paper wa, turned over to the court
for sale
Five hundred men went out 10 the cir
cum polar stations III 1851. and all came back
safely except the nineteen members of Gree
ly's party,
The photographic office, Washington,
finds the result Of tie Greedy expedition in
valuable. They are being compiled upon a
revised polar map.
The sales of leaf tobacco by the Lynch
burg Tobacco ASSOCIATION up to Aug lie,
0OO, 900 pounds-are 1000, 000pounds less than
in the same period in 1888.
Under the new order of the city marshal
of Omaha, Jennie Green was arrested Friday
and fined IS for appearing on the streets of
that city in Mother Hubbard dress.
1t is said that there are over 10, 900 tons
of sugar i'll the bonded warehouses of Brook
Ign, an amount III store never known before
i'll the history OF the Brooklyn bonded ware
houses.
A Californian is reported to have dis
covered process for devulcanizing rubber,
by which means old rubber can be worked
over indefinitely. The discovery is a great
desideratum.
Potato rot has appeared around Mon
treal, owing to the recent exceedingly wei
weather Farmers are busy digging potatoes
and hurrying them to market. Hay is also
much damaged.
The fire losses during July in the United
States and Canada aggregated Ss,S00,0OO
being the largest since the Portland, Me-
fire of July, 1866. Since Jan. / the los
by fire has been S62, 5000
John L. Comstock, the Quaker poet,
husband of Elizabeth L. Comstock, wei
known as writer and leourer, and prominent
in the Society of Friends, died in Lenewe'
county, Michigan, aged 70.
The clearing exchanges for thu
past week-s7A, 032, 49i-are 80 $50, IL
greater than the preceding week, but wheI
compared with the corresponding period O
1883 indicate decrease of 6. / per cent
A notable addition to the amusemen
palaces of New York will open in the fall il
the shape of colossal skating rink, in con
junction with archery courts, bowling al
leys, gymnasiums and carousals, all unde
| one roof.
Professor Douglass, of the Michigan
| State university, amuses and amazes hi
classes by charging suspended copper plat
heavily with electricity and producing
miniature cyclone, funnel-shaped, and whirl
ing with sufficient velocity to catch up pens
pennies and pith-balls from off table,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-06
Sporting News.

CHICAGO, Aug 6.-Driving park races:
First race, l mile; La Belle n, first; Cen
terville, second; Kiohba, third; time, l43sl
Second race LILO miles, Harry Cruz,
first; Alice, second; Berlin, third; time
1887
Third race, q mile; Eva X, first; Yelling
tn. second; Nora, NJ, third time l:l5k.
Fourth race, rs miles; Mart Borham,
fest; Aderabad, second; Springer, third;
time, 1:5S.
SARATOGA, Aug. 6.-FolIowing is the race
record:
First race, q mile; Saybell, first; Harri.
gan, second; Bahama third; time, ;06.
Second race, IL miles; Referee, first;
Blazes, second; George L., third; time,
2:42k
Third race, mile and 70 yards; Cleaner,
first; Manitoba, second .:time, l:5l14.
Fourth race, q mile; Hotachime, first
Zamora second; Vera, third; time, l:l9
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-06
ELECTION IN KENTUCKY.
The Pop Of the Playful Pistol H
Heard I'm the Land.

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 6.-Another county
election has been rendered memorable here
Iy the sceries of bloody ARRAYS which
occurred Monday. During the voting George
Stewart, butcher and active Democratic
worker, took voter to the court
house, when James g. Geers, a armed
Republican, bearing the sobriquet Happy
to vote Stewart started toward Geers and
attempted to pick up brick, when Geers
drew pistol and fired, the bullet striking
Stewart squarely in the forehead, just over
the right eye, killing him instantly. Geers
was rushed to Jail to prevent lynchflg,
threats being freely made.
About the same time, at another poll sew
eral squares distant, George Travis and Jim
Mullaney got into fight, and the former cut
the latter with a dirk knife in the right
breast, seriously if not fatally wounding
him. At the same poll two men met
who had a long standing feud, and
election differences, aided by bad
whisky, soon brought affairs to open
rupture. Their names were Jack Cleary
and Dick Murphy, and the affair ended in
the former being disemboweled. He died
soon after The election resulted in the sue
cess of the Democrats by a small majority.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 6.-Reports still
come in of killings at the Kentucky elections
Monday At the polls at Oceola William
Lobb stabbed John W. Judd dead Boil
were Young men.