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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21

TFrom the Charestown News and Courier !
Senator Brown, of Georgia, in speech at
Atlanta said that the 6,00o,0OQ cplored people
in the Southern states give those states about
thrE, seven Representatives in The house and
lhrty-aeven members OF the electoral college
Gov Clevelaud.s majority over Blaine in the
electoral college is 81 the num1er OF votes
whith the Southern states gain by the enfran-
rhistment Of the coored people. Without
lhise votes the total electoral vote would be 36i
aud Il maj Jrity would lie lS2, which is the
Blaine vue exactly. The political power which
was intended to fortfy Blaluei.m and save il
from political harm is the means OF It's undo
mg. Once again tie whirIigig of time brings
its revenges. The vote oi tile Southern states
is the safeguard of the Republic.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21

There is no question but that Geo + Ed
mundS and Roscoe Cunkllng could have carr led
tile state of New York tor James G Biaine /;
hut they didn't like tue physic, aud didn't need
it, and didnt take 1t.
Congressman Ranney talks sense: al hope
am wrong. sun | thIuk Gov Cleveland has
bten elected our next president. On The whole,
| don't kmlw as cary, il II majority of my
ie low citizens want him. Ii hc don't dO well,
we have got the senate aud large part of tic
house, an Increased percentage, and We viii
take care Of him. Ii he does right we will stls-
tain him vigorously. l SHAH Go NV duty Us
we'll rs | know how under Cleveland, as
should under Blaine"
Only S30O0O was given out 20 rs 10 run Tie
city ui New York with II SutIng list OF 2i,O0J.
Would You edil that mduag-Iuent: Nh,
Wben Garfield ran, there was nuariv $500. 900
spent in this city alOne.-[ J0hu BIieu, Re
rublcan buss.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21
She Reforner.
o. H. DAVENPORT q CO., Propt's

The REroB MEr n issued In lvo different eranche'
Ar editions HI 8RArTLEBoRo RErOnMER, stat
Edition, pu niishcd a, O'CLOCK p. N. Thursday
.-the BIEy IHar0N REroRMEa, devoted 70 Ben
Htnyton county newo, Issued ai O'Clock P. N
every Fvt0ay.s' Benningtoni the FnANxLiN CoUN
IT Rgro&tMke, devoted TO Franklin county, Mass,
news, tsstrs rt Greenfield every Friday at p. m.
tho W 3S UsaAn COUNTY RefonMER County eiition)
With vii the tnpor,n, Brattleboro news, published
at p. M, and the WlN9aaM COUNTY REroRMt:R,
lor MI cdtieg containing considerable extra Brdtte
be eo newAs and gossip, which Is ready a. 20. IN
= riEay, arj mailed 70 S9bacribers At o distance
NsUrday ,norning
Subscribers may have whichever Of those they
nrefer, and will be changed from one edition te
knothes't ~ notice In to tho central c.Hce a.
Krsttieeoro.
{ THE BRATrLrBoeo REroRMRH. State Ed;tien 10
uhe cor pietest newspaper In Vermont. subscrb
4srs to either of o other editcns may have this III
"A page form, containing abSiantally the acdiona'
e2ewe ct T5c year.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21

[From the New York Commercial Advertiser I
Business men who have NOT the time nor per-
haps the inclination TO fani arze tnemselv, S
with economic questions are apt to depend upon
their party newspapers for MO nation. If
these papers told them bluuily that une-half of
the people were plotting to destroy the whole
country, the sensible bus n IS IN IN would saw
that the fools had taken possession OF the eli-
torlal rooms. But " hen The same newspapers
hntly contend that great political party is 20
ing to enforce a policy ch will riipp the
manufacturing industries of the country, the
same business men ttO utien accept what Is
I'D rs words Of uuqueStiniItd wisdom That
Is 10 say, they may believe il before cleo ION
After election when question has beeu reached
for ore side az the ot'ur they aTe likely 10 I,e-
giu 10 have their dOublS whe her the uef.iri.itis
schemes they have heard Of are - Il u.-arnu,
after all. At all events i; may d pend d upon
that they Viii not begln 10 put up tHeIr shutters
untl the stOIm l. IL sight. M man Of triu-
mon sense will wind W. his business hecsu.e
partisan newspapers Il Omily prrdicI ihat
ciiaus has cUinc again, nn rely on a-rUuut f
the defeat Oi iavprlc Candidate We have
not the least fear that the Democratic partv i,
disposed 10 have recourse 70 the fan.iful
schemes whiuii their advri .ri,.s say thev have
lseen preparing. Ii Ma CieyeianI shouiI 90
iu;O the Whiie House his administration will
prO'aby he so conservative thait tic radical eis-
uIeuIs among his supporters will i,e seriuu-l "
disappointed. 10 Is highlv prul4lls that
changes will he made through - hich any it,
dustry viii te likely 10 sufF-r. There NAV he
further ts'if revision, hut Il is O. be remember
ed that even 50 hrtn tpr1rectpui-t - Pr,.~i-
deut Arthur In successive ne -saCes 20 con
guess, ias adyO aied murc de idtd rvfiims here
hian elther parry has YET attempted to cErTy
into efiecI.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21
After Eel, CHM NnnsrnSt..

MIR Blaine speaks of the Democratic votes
which he received in New York as due to his
adv'clcy OF protection. What nonsense
Were NOT the working,nen in the state at large,
and in Connecticut aud New Jersey, as nIucn
in the tariff us the gin singers aud
other political "heelers" of the city of New
York Mr. Blaine lost wi. great uniformity
throughout New York aud the Two her states
named. His gaia in the city came almost CX-
clusivelv as the result OF his bargain with But
Ter and his deal with the local Democratic boss.
es, whereby votes were traded Tor mayer and
other city offices in Ieturn for Dem 'cralic
votes for Blame. The human cattle VINO were
traded off knew and cared as little about the
tariff as billy goat knows OF the ten COM
maudmcnts.-f Boston Herald.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21

THERE is a good side to Blaine, a generous.
inpulsiye chivdliy which makes men forget his
crooked career in politics and to love hun and
follow lin uib0ut even trusting him. This
side his character shows useif when be says
4 Cleveland:
Toward him, personally, / have no cause
for the slightest 90 will and it Is with c0rdiaIiIy
cNpress i''e visa thar his uili,dal career iuay
prove gratifying 10 himseii aud bcuetieal % the
c,iuutr, aIri that bis Hdu Illustration uiay over
come ihe euibarT.i>s.bcnis which the pgcuIiaT
.urcz ut is pOyu Imposes upon It iTOIn the
hour og is bifih."
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21

The election OF Hon " II Walker, Of Ludlow,
70 the supreme bruch, Will leave a vacaucy iu
The ,fiire 81 judge OF probate in Windsor conn
Is, di-trict OF Windsor, but u will not 60 beg
giuF. The scramble fJr it has already byguu in
Sinesi.
Tie house had session Saturday afternoon
contrary TO it, custom, 20 that al the iills that
il was possihe oDuld ie introduced. The num-
Ter presented during the day was 5s.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21

Fal5l in matters Of medicine l. stid 70 be hsifa
refruiF bfi iu desperate, trzfnE chronic dis
-ls, sch rhruina.isi.i "a . har1 rrf uu failh
Thai j. ih, reason why Rev 4 Huane OF indiln-
40 l.. pr.ferrtl 20 test Aghup- in About he
-cvrrs-t cs-e te could dnd hefour be trunsunced
trun ffs rccrfts. He wrfi The ca-e va. OF
rhs.rfnaii-m 90 twFnly years standing. TIE pa
tfant rsu,d ua cNo-ps vita eanes - BY
d sa-nx . chair before him Ia -hofa tinr after
Liking Athiapkongs ke o0u.d wax WitsouI ea1ez
or she chair.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21
STARTLING STORIES.
About Caves, Murd rs, Suicides andT hing
UnCanuy.

ABOUT SdNGs, IuFti SuiCiuSs ana GlBSb
UncannN.
A correspondent Whites "rhe locality just
east of Heath in the southwest part of Coleraine
known as 'Catamount Hill,' east of the Eio )sick
mountain is becoming famous for remark ,hlt
events. lv this locality in September, 1873, j
Riley Farnswortl was murdered by TWO boys
l8 aud 10 yeas old, who expected to get his
pension mo.ey. They crushed his iicau with
clubs, but oblained bat ltttle pioney. This
wi d territory, VIII ab0unds in caves and
dens was then all searched over forthe murder.
erS. The same locality has been recently
on far and near for Young Davenport, who
srrayed from hume and drowned him elf IN tue
Deerhed r4ver His body was found after be-
ing absent eight days, about two miles from
home. Years ago Il man hung hmseif in hi,
BAN, in the same neIghbOrhOOd; and il | in
Cude in the list OF events and things the illegal
liquor selling, the ClaiivOvamtS and magnetic
headers, the swamp angel,,' the caves and
wild places OF this broad but partially inhati
ed country, we may well say it Is certainly a
notcd tract Of land, covered as ii is in Il great
measure with forests and rocks and high and
oserhanging ledges. West OF Levi Davenpolt's
house, 80 rods or SO, on the rocky sidt-hI, is
cave called the BEARS Den" into which one
can walk upright to the distance of a3out 40
feet. To the north west Of Mr. Divenport's |
house. a half mite or so, is the noted cave cal. |
led the Devils Oven" which is worth iour. |
iey to see. It's wall, are smooth, and th; den |
itself more interesting Than the Bears Den.' |
Very near it perhaps the most interesting cave |
Of all, the "CatainouIts Dem IL neeus u torch !!
or lantern to examine this one, as its alleys are
cark and long, aud one can enter at one upen- |
ing, and after winding about through intricate |
passages, and through broad and high rooms, |
can emerage a long ways from the place of en-
iering. In thus REGION here Is also IL beautiful |
swamp called "Beaver Meadow fiat ana
broad, without trees; but portion of this is TOO !
SOFT To allow teams TO pass over, 50 that it is |
not all u ed for lalm purposes. On the whole |
il may be called as Wild, rough and wonderful |
piece OF country a can I've touud in the New
England states. y North Adams rranscr
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21
FROM T.E CAPITAL.
A Grand Dem0cTa io Jubiien wish Many
Noted SPEAKER Ghe Las of James Kay
appieb - ,ou rse of l., Ctures-So3ne No.
libi,- social Events.
our Regular Correspondent.l
MuNTpErIFR Nny 10 'Si


tabi, social Events.
From our Regular Correspondent
MONTPELIER, Nov 10, 'Si.
November 20th will be made memorable by
the juhilant Democracy here, and 1t viii be
placed among the days tit to he celebrated in
the years 10 come. Preparations ON the grand
est scale have been made for inbiee. The
speakers engaged are Gov L NJ Waller Of Con-
neulicut; Hon e Pi'lsbury of Boston; Col
John Il George, Col Henry o Kent and Hon
Ho.ca PARKER Of New Hampshire; Hon John G
Mona, ian of rruvIdence,R Il |, and Hon John r
Fellows Of New York. B,sides our own bands
those OF West Randolph, Richmond, Windsor,
and Nar,hGeld aud the Sherman military
land Of Burlington and h Bri-
rad. baud Of st Aibdns, will positively
lie present and several others are expected
There willIea constant display OF tiIe-wugi,
du,iu, the evening. aud salatss VIII he iird
throughout the day ard evening. 4 ami
cayalcade Of Iorslmen will Do 4 striking iea-
turo Of the parade.
james Ktv Apl,e1e5 finished his course Of
lecrurlsk ere last week Thurs lay evening, his
suajcy NJ being Luus.rlloN, whose p"etry be
irya.lJ. though an Eue'ishman himself, iu
manner that warmed American beIrs with
pride and called To himself renewed praises.
Mr. Appellee d,es not Cfiticise faults. but he
praises b5aufy and egHiIs. In all hi- lectures
he brings out pr.ctcsl lessons aud tn such
baalriiul language that his listeners are wont
% CARY them away IF for nothing else than toe
gems that eloibe them. lie Is never harsh or
nuruse, bur tender o. happy. lie sssHmes
character with remarkable dramatic san and
without any OF The aids orthe siare, nj merely
through his oOrrect cOmpEh zn-iun and admir-
aile eOcu:iUn. he TRANSPORTS his audience into
the realm OF his authors bought Hi- lv'iures
do r-Doi and large UirCleof his admirers here
hoPe % enjoy another spurse before the III
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21


> Tine per year.
TIE REroRMER 10 now the leading coIntr!
weekly In New England. No other weekly uews
paper, uncouuected with daily, has 40 large c!r
Suaton within one-tlIird. Nor |. there paper ir
the United States whose circulation In t,s nome
6eId Ia go nearly noiversal "a the WlNnHAM CoUN-
eY REFORM ERfs II averages one IN six OF the popu.
fstiop In Brstt eboro, ONE d OF The popuMtloi
In Windham county a whole. In the county ana
territory Immediately adjoining on the north easi
o. papers combined which are published In the
ssme territory.
Advertising orders may include the Bennington
Or the State edition advance of So l3 per cent
On the above rates; the Greenfield OF an ad.
vance Of h per cent and all four at an advance OF
100 DER cent.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21

IFrom the wesi Randolph Herald and News.I
Hiram Atkins will dispense { epOst-tti. ces "a
this state and viii be collector " cusioms.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21
CI1ITTENDEN COUNTY.

Buriing' on Recnncil. d to the Poll icai Sit
ua,rnn-The B.niOn Divorce ases Dis
mis- d-Itrsisnat Ou of the Unpopular
Free Librar, Librarian AMI Prob. bic Adj
justnent of the Difficulties - Superior
Dramatic En-. rtainm nt--The Sad Expe-
rience Of a Boston Drummer.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21

The circulation of The Reformer last sceek in
jts var,ous editions ruS 1880.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21

The number Of hills which have heen intro
dactd 10 le-gtzc The lists Oi towns in the stale
IS altogether 10 large u look well.
The 'ili Introduced in the bnusc 10 give the
supreme cnurt judges a salary was dismissed
by q yuIc Uf ljS 10 so.
PetiuOnsr, asking that woman suffrage may
he granted IN municipal elections, aIc pouring
u at ah'Ht tue same rate that tue petitions iur
legislation against UleUmaTgarine lid early in
the ses-iun.
A resolution has been passed t0 ask the seua-
tors and cHgressmen from the safe 10 rgqurst
tue rcstuTaji Ju o. the tariff Oi g. il cXpedI-nJ.
Tie whOle number Of biils introduced this
ses-iun Is. In The senate, li6; IN the house.
SIS; making a grand total OF $50. The NUM-
bee of house hills is in excess OF that uf any
1850.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-02

Those Cartridges.

CHICAGO May IA representative OF the
Associated Press this morning had az in
tervisw with the president of the II "a
powder works. the brand Of wh Sc company
was on our dyngm 10 clrtfidges found ia
the government building AZ Toronto. He
exhibited fac-simile Of the cartridges lis
covered, which ete of the size oIdinarily
used Ia biasting and for Blowing out tree
stumps. Thay are merohnntable In every
state in the Union. az tllo Ia the Dominion.
and car be found IN nearly evtrv hardware
store. They require cap or bs.tery for
their explosion, auc would not have created
the damage that might have been supposed
even had they been exploded. The official
stated that the fact that tha name OF the
toient probably to indicate that the officials
Of tho company wero aware OF any plot
egaintt the Dominion government, ~ might
have bfclsuppOped
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New York Rates.

New YORK, Meg 1.-The Western Union
telegraph TO-DAY ordered Teduc-
ton OF from ~ TO 30 per cent.
to prominent points south eud west.
All night messages 90 points 80
far west as Kanpss CITY will be forwarded
q. Is cents Tor ten words, and l cent for
each addltions, word. There viii be no
change IN The tsriff On Eastern busin6ss.
Hon. John Jay Knox, VIII, resigned the
United States COMPREHENSIVE, and has
been elected president OF me Nation
at Bank az tse Rapubic. to-
day Assumed the duties OF his
p, siticn. Olson Adams, national baDk ex-
aminer o. the southern ststee, was eiecied
vicc- pre sidept
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Miscellaneous Foreign News.
AN ALLEGED pYSAMIrRR

4
| LONDON, Nav William Macdonald, q
pub'icsn, was arrested near Birmingham
ot srCad With Neing a dyDsmiter in com.
plicty WIN Day me Fenian.
| BURIED by A WALL.
| LoSDos, Nav l-F,fsy workmeu were
| buried oy airllrF wall Of Whitley g build
ing.
EsGLAND AND Fa,YcF.
LONDON, NAL E. granville received
the reply OF the Ff'acI glyernmens To the
English propnsi Of 4 ca1iarsuca un Esvp-
lian affairs, couc,ed Ia friendly rms, aud
accepts the conference ~ principle. 1t
asks for u previous exchange If views be.
tween the two governments upon matters
connected with the insucial question.
ANOTHER BLAST AT THE AMERICAN HoG.
BERLIN, May l Professor Virchov SAYS:
Trichirol lie in Germany caused by eating
imported American meat. H. Is confined
10 few isolated cases at Bremen. He
poiots out dangers connect, 4 with the
rearing OF pigs. end urges compulsory ex-
animation OF German aud America pork.
FOREIGN FIRES.
LONDON, May 1.-Birclay & C)w.es' ship
building establishment ~ Glasgow burned;
loss, Sl00,000.
COLI DISCOVERY IN THE DOMINION.
KINGSTON, OST., May l.-God In large
Quantities has been discovered Ia the town.
| ship OF keled 70 " miles from the city.
Considerable dust has been brought hero.
THE DOMINION dynamite SCARE.
TORONTO, May Tho Globe says Of the
dynamite discovery: ], IS dificnl, 70 con
ceve what combinalion az tee malignity
and folly ut the bottom OF tbs attempt TO
bio ~ up the provincial parliampnt build
ing. IL would ne charity 10 suppose IL
ms1man's breok. hui the circumstances
surrounding the discovery poiu, 70 the ex'
istercs Of deliberate and M ey0leni de-
eign. II ought not tn be difficult 60 fad
sons traces OF tue vil4in. II found. the
action ofthe Canadian iustice shuu q be 80
speedy and effective tia, there shall b. no
need for an invocation TO Judge Lynch.
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ARRIVAL HOME.

When the $50 east .bound train, bearing
the dalrgatea homewsfd from tho Fort
Worth republican convention, pulled up a.
thu Missouri Pacific depot last evening O
brigade of dusky faces, with a sprinkle oi
whites, were thrust out Of the Windows Of
the cosches. end the atmosphere was torn
In shreds by "Hurrah for Blaine" accom-.
hoped from one of the coaches
on TO the platform, and 1t
reosirpd bu, n Rlance in he bright cleo.
trio lipht to see that he was Gs Diihe as
the early bird that discovered the worm.
The doctor was in foe spirits aud in fact so
ela,ed thai he wss away and gone before a
HERALp: eporter had an opportunity TO ap-
ply his r-por orial pump. In the meantime
George Hawkins, the colored Jumbo of the
party, slghied, followed by n
crowd Of colored delegates. A number
of She Fonts" were there TO meet the vic.
tore, and the han6-ahsking scene aud love-
ieast that ensusd can better be Unsigned
than dc cribed. 'On, Blaine de man who
will rule dis land" sang p bwsrtby dele
gate lust eizs smaller than the Csrd n
giant. The time hes cum when the mig
GERS got TO figPer." buwled another whose
voice was neard above the din OF victory.
"You bet, the high tones bad to eat mig
GER" said another. ns he 1ourshei his UNI.
brels and carpst-bsg: "aud they had
rather 4 the truth was known, eat demo.
cratic crow" Gorgeous badges flashed up
on the lapel Of ev.ry coat, and there was
general rejoicing. Here you niggers
gbs. GOES on this train bettor
ge. aboard" rosre1 George Hawkins,
as the train moved of, and grand rush
for the coaches followed amid cheering and
waving Of handkerchief. The home dele
CATION dispersed TO spread the glad tidines
while the Train sped on lite way carry
ing the remaining delegates to their
homes
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The Pedestrian Contest

New YcRK. May I.-Q0 a. M howell,
376. F.tzs r-i 35i: " prrmsc. 352 Vent,
345 Hertg. 3ii; Elson, 3i2; Nitsw, l'6; Pan.
cbet. 1872
NEw YoRK, Nav There was great ex-
when FITZGERALD tlok tho Il I'D OF The pedes.
TRANS At 1888 Fitzgerald beat all records
completing 1913 miles, the aiehest score evsr
made.
NEx YonK. Nav Ia p m)-Score:
P,well 800: + u ger,li 396; Noremac. 1868,
Vent, 37s; Heriy, $50; ESQ., 1888; Nitaw ,l36;
Panrhet ia
NEW York, Nav Three O'Clock score:
Fitzgerald, 4l5, Rnwell. 800, Vint. 36S: No
rsusc, 800 Herty, 362; Panchos. $50; Elson
3f3. kstag. 3f6.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-02
Methodist General Conferences.

PHILapxIrHrA, May I.-rhe general
conference Of the Methodist church was
Largely attended. Bishop simpson, Drs.
Vesnon, Of Italy; Taylor, Of Lexington,
Kentucky: Trunbull, OF OHIO, snd Monroe,
participated in the opening ex.rciser.
OF welcome we're delivered By DIR. Lanqusre
and Governor Patt'scn.
After drawing or seats recess Was taken
IN afternoon
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CrscEsArr, May l-About IL o'clock
this morning whiie five workmen were re.
movipg brick from the inner wall Of the
-surt house. the wall sudds,ly fell. Frank
| 6.eegemaa was Instantly killed. The othsrs
. s-caDed without iriuS,.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.


Ausiis: General Lane aud the Governor
Monthly Statistics.
Cleburn,: The Apg'c- American Cons
pany Lose Another Sui'.
DenlsoD; Trial az Tho Raptst Post
poned delayed Trains.
Terrell: Tho Sunday-school Workers-
Officers Elected.
Fort Smith: Two Merchants Arrested
for Arson.
Laredo: An Exciting Day Across the
River.
O:her Specials from Sandry Sources.
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0hiiunrr.

NEw YORK. Nav 1.--6eorgs w. Trabue,
general supsrintsndertot The southern 6ivi'
sion O: the Western Union Telegraph com
pany, died in this city this morning. He
arrived from Nashville . few days $50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-02
@5rABLIBHED is4,
! ace vIvN LFNIs

model ono for esrpestness. ,ymmctry and
oearDess. convincing the jury - tnlIy that
the lofty defamation ofMr. Randall fell
Hat and Intellectual.
Chsrlss Sumner co ored. was arrested and
placed In jail Yesterday by Sheriff Douglass
for horse stealing.
The Sherman Ims.en-s will render the
opera "Patlence" In GAinetvilIe Friday
night The railroad com psry have agreed
to teud special car. through Without
charge on Friday evening for tho accom-
mediation OF the party.
Sherman was drcrohed lat night BY .
TREMENDOUS rainfall. rhis morning the
clou 10 had rolled away aud this has been
enc OF the lov.lcst days OF the teason. All
day the sun has bsen shining bright and
clear. The breeze, are brisk and fresh
laden with the perfume VI May howers and
svery tree, bush aud shrub q been
musical with frsthered sobgsters.
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Fancy Goods.
Hosiery and Gloves.

Ladies' Fine Brilliant Lisio Hoso mt zoe.
Ladies' Fine SILK Hose, 1t.25. misscs'
Solid Color Hose at "5c. Misses Fancy
Stripe at 25c.
ladies zine silk Taffetn Gloves Mt soc.
Ladies' Fine Silk Militia Mt 500.
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NOTICES
SPECIAL MOTTO S.

s~TuE DALLAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN
Campaign Club NEE t. every Wednesday and
SATURDAY. evenings, ATS O'Clock. In Turner Hall
Acordial invitation Is extended to all reputli'
cana To attend. BY order q the president.
II : THaYER. Secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-02
SHERMAN.

saERMAE, May l.-[5peciall-The Bridges
case was submitted 70 the jury yesterday at
SOS D. m, and five minutes later they re-
turned the verdict mot guilty" The county
attorney made an able effort 20 convict bat
vas overwhelmed ~ the defence. Tho
tp<soh Of A. y. Turner, esquire. vss po-
ut Sat s3.ss-i. GAs Of yndS< H4xs sss :