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leading Railroad ,..... ..s..,........... Al 7-W
Pennsylvania railroad. .....,..... ,........ 554
Ihhigh Valley railroad .................... NtA
Uultod Companies of New Jersey ..,......iO
Northern Plcinc.. ........... ...'.......... 2iN
Northern Pacific Preferred .,.... ...... 4s>z
Northern Central railroad .........,.... 61S
Lsnigh Navigation Compauy.......... Nk@t.
aorristOwn kaiiroad ........... 80. 49,. 40
Central transportation Conpany..... 30
PtlsD'S, ritusyille & Builaio Il. q, 6A
Li'ilu'Siauvlkill Railroad. ..... -. 49,. 81
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II you suuer with sick headache, onstipa-
ton, our stDm ch. or Bilious attack, Elm
orys Little Calhurtic Pills will relieve you. -
70 cents. JLlwdM, ,wSFSw
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ven ADVIsRTIShMEN ENys.

fI'HE CiTy TAx DUPLICATE ~ NOW
L in my hands and IL open Tor payment
Three per cent abatement n paid on or be ore
July lat. ONCE hours from Q a, IN, to3 IN.
G.. T. MYERS,
jC3lwd CITY Treasurer.
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WvANTED-A PAKrnER wITu EtbDh
w or Five Hundred Dollars to manufac.
ture patent article that VIII pay two hun
dred per cent. Something that will sell I'm all
families Address -. r. g."
IL lHTELLIGRGCER OEPICR.
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SPEOIAL NOTICES.

For Lame bscE, sIde or Unest, uss sai
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price. 70 cent.
Sold by II. B. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and lS9
North Queen street, Lancaster. toblieodB
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nnER'S PAIN rANhCEA cures pain In
rnan and roaa,. For Usc externally and intor.
unliy.
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GOAL.

ID B. mAKTIR
wholesale and Retail Dealer In ali hinds OF
LUMBER AND COAL.
~ fard; No. 40 North Water ana rEinoe
streets above Lemon Lancaster. aylyd
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il dred up, at
HARTMAH's YELLOW FRONrCIdAR
ITDkE.
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WEATHER. INDIuATIONs

WEATHER IHDIUATIONs
WASHINGTON, June 5.--For the Middle
Atlantic states, general fair weather,
slight change in temperature, variable
winds, generally from southeast to south
west.
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Physicians recommend pourous plasters IN
cases OF Back Ache, Lame Side. Sun Muscles,
rheumatism aud all local pains. Hop Ilas.
iers arc tho beat made, combining Fresh Hops
with 1ums. Ready to use, pleasant ana pow.
oriul In nc ton. 25 cts. at any drug store.
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hDH SuiHT WITH ITS LOOSE AND
~ raised edge bosom Is supOl Tor 20 all simi :
lar shirts, because II Is rein Tor Ced in front and
back has double stitcned seams, IL made OF
Utica Nonparel Muslin cut straight instead
OF CrCsswise. For sale at SWARR'S
No. 30 North Queen Street, Lancaster.
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T u. CALDw ELL " ca.
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DYsrErr1c, nervous people, "out OF SORTS"
Coldcn's Liquid Beet Tonic vill cure. dsE
for COiden's OF Druggists.
J1IwdcodSw
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stooa m nrneus.

Quotations by wocI Mc9raun a 90, sans
ere, I.Rnctuitnr. Pa
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NEW ADVE RTIsEMESTs,

NEW ARR RTISEMES7S.
WAsTEU--A 8IKL To 30 HEAVY
w kitchen work Wages three dollars per
week. Apply at this ONCE. ltd
WANNTED-A GIRh rOR GENERAI.
,V IoGsework and M Laundry Apply at
Iei2t
DErSOLDy KirLss FAIu now UPEs.
III Conestoga Council Jr. q. U. a. NJ. will
attend I'm "A body THIS EVENING. City Band
EVERY EVENING. II
L'ON RENT-A NISE ROOM BKIuK
II DWELLING HOUSE, No. i37 South
niences. Apply at KoTE's rHoTOGRhPH
GALLERY, North Queen st. je5.lwd
nIssOL U n iON-THE PARraERsBIP
- heretofore existing between David II,
wylie and William wylie, was by mutual
consent, dissolved on April !, 1891.
It, WILLIAM T. wlLlE.
IL On West King street, II pockotbook con-
tanning small sum OF money, and n franc
datsn nsl BII: me & Under VIII leave II a. ,J; DR
King streets II
DUBLiU sALr ON FeIDAY MuKNIra
nj . O'Clock, at 2l3 North Mulberry street,
OF Beds Bedstelds, Tables Washstands ana
Chairs also, Il lot of Notions and many Other
articles. such as Glass and q ncenswarc, etc.
ii-2.ds A. E. MCCAEN, Auct.
ma. q. n. BROwS
~ PHYSICIAN AND OCULIST,
Has Removed to No. - WEST ORANGE ~,
Eye and Ear treated. Glasses adjusted. ~u-
perior opectaCles on hand and 10 order.
ie2l.lydTb
CTEyENs HDUaE
- SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING
SALOON.
Good Journsvmcn and prices same nv other
saloons, ~. WhGSER.
mvlS-tt' HarnV.r.
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4 Handsome LOI OF
~ JAPANESE FISHING RODS
and "A General Limo OF FISHING HACkIE
and ROD FITTINGS, at
HUBIsY'S DRUG STORE,
a. 6md No. q West King ST.
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Large crowds of Oo'umbians wore yester
day attracted 10 the atock yards. Ia the
east yard, whore fun ledgcd Texan ian
ger was selling IGdjan ponies. Besides tho
sale, he gave an exhibition Of laSso throw
ing, in which h" wgs very accurate and
quick. Tho ponirs sold for from $40 to
$50. MeRsrs tIurbert, Cassidy and Wei
.nr nl tLin nlln- nnnM nnlnhaenl ono
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No. 3S West King St,. Lancaster. PA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-09

ments to III. Foo, on civil proceed
ure; also to II. f. 10, regulating
smeiters; to Council amendments
to III. F. 63, and announcing its al
herence to it's amendments to G. f.
IS, and requesting committee of
conference OF the same.
The President appointed Messrs.
Hammond and Woolley as said
com m1ttee on the part Of the Coun-
| Gil.
At sos O'Clock the Council, on mo-
ton OF Mr.. WOolley, adjourned till
30, and On resuming its session at
that time, Mr.. F. S. Richerds pre-
sented report from the judiciary
com mittee sending back substitute
for the Probate procedure bill and
recon mending its adoption.
Adopted. ~o,
c. T. 81, in relation to the
estates OF decendents, was read the
first and second time by title, the
rules were suspended aud the bill
was read the third time by sections,
amended in various places and
passed -.
A communication was received
from the House announcing its con.
currence in Council amendments to
IL. +. 20, and the appointment of
G inference com mittee on G. T. So.
Also one announcing that the House
had adopted 81. r. so, in relation to
AUDITORS accounts.
MI. F. S. Richards, from TIE COM
m
ported the bill in relation to fire in
surance companies, recommending
It's passage.
The report was received and the
bill placed on the table to
come up in its order. The
rules were then suspended
and the bill came up on its third
reading. Some amendments were
made and the bill, after a dreary
discussionfOf over an hour passed.
Mr.. Barton. from the committee
on counties, reported in relatio 70
the bill changing the boundaries of
Kane, Iron and Washington coun.
ties, and creating Garfield county,
with an amendment. The report
was adopted, the bill read the third
time and passed.
Mr.. Woolley called up @. F. 20
and asked that it be referred to the
committee on agriculture. Carried.
Mr.. Tuttle reported from the
joint committee on library making
some suggestions, on which there
was no action.
After some further unim portant
proceedings, the Council adjourned
till Monday.
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$4,000 AN EraHr-aonnrn

story brick house. win TWO
snd closets, modern built. srt, TWO hall,
thick walls; painted and grsipsdo ,.raordinar,
water, number Of fruit trees sUod well Of
condition; lot 5x20 rods; SIKH All 10 good
one block south of the new ststion0 tn street.,
CIR. T. and one block from street on the q
$4,000 EIGHT ROOuFD H,,f car;
outtery, vel finished. I.w AND
iruis trees, on North Temple sts ssn, ban
roos front; cheap property. et lot 4
S1700 TWO HOUSES FOR SAID
- the Thir1eenth Ward, brin.,nn N
nearly ~ per cent per month iht.rgins IN
aud 1t Will grow; call for psrticuIsrs nov,
Q2100 HOUSE OF FIVE RO0Srs
o. 1920 rods, a little naroI?, LOT
1cellent orchard, half an acre IN Use; an
half an acre Of garden, under the highest
800 A FRAME HOUSE PP2tk
49, lined, OF two rooms and sunO,. nh
Kitchen; let 215x5, south front. TSantner
SS60 ANOTHER CHEAP HOTIsE rr
-. or rooms and summer kitchen, Cora
S1650 FOUR ROOM HOUSE. WITE :,
-. x2o rods of ground, in ~.
$4,000 AFULL LOT, 1Ox2o RODS. CoD
ner lot. good house of threa' ~, OON
ana puttery. mostly brick, cellar. well -V ot
cnard shade trees, plenty Of water 49,
barn; on Fifth South. AuOO9
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amendments; also the appointment
Of committee on conference on @.

amendments; also the appointment
OF committee on conference on g.
+. IS. f5 10 ss-as'fas - - no1' -
81. F. 20. regulating'the branding,
herding and care Of stock, Council
amendments considered and con-
CURED in. .tf-
The Chair appointed Thurman
and Stanford on committee of con
terence on G. T. 5S, amending Sec
tions Of Compiled Laws
81. F. Is, regulating water rights,
read third time. Pending the con-
sideratiOn OF the bill Mr.. Stanford
moved TO postpone till next Tues.
day. Amended 70 read Monday.
Both lost. Bi'lIosu, 10 ayes, NAYS.
A message from the Council was
read giving notice of the passage of
G. F. 81, relating to decedents.
G. f. 81, In relation to estates of
decedents, read twice by title and
referred to the committee on Judi
ciary.
Mr.. Thurman, from the commit
tee on municipal corporations and
towns, reported relative to III. F. "a,
providing for the incorporation of
towns OF over 500 inhabitants, sub
mitting substitute.
Mr.. Cummings, by permission,
introduced H. r. 70, amending an
act Incorporating Richmond City,
and desert Ding the boundaries there
of. Read the first time, the second
by title, the rules were suspended,
the bill read tie third time by title
and passed.
G. F. Al, relative to private carpo>
rations, was made the special order
for second reading next Monday.
Mr.. Francis introduced II. F. so,
amending section 1. chapter 13,
laws Of 1880, on elections. Referred
to the committee on elections.
At 5 20 adjourned till Monday at
p. m.
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Fer Rent.

A furnished room in Gift Row, S. per
month.
a house OF three rooms and two SUMNER
kitchens. good lot OF 5x1O rods on street ca
line, SIS.
A handsome furnished room, near Ms1
street, S1i per month.
A house OF FIVE rooms, Eighth Ward 81.
Two rooms ana summer kitcEen, slx!A
Ward, S.
Two looms, Second North street and First
West, Seventeenth Ward; IS
Three houses OF three rooms, Main anu
Seventh South, 81
y house of ten rooms, suitable for D oa.G
Ing house. Good business can oe gus'Sn'sSu'
$40.
Four rooms, ground floor. South Temps
street, SIS.
Six rooms, South Temple street, 81.
y handsomely furnished house HeA' '-'
Courthouse, of FIVE rooms, $40, Cod r.st
A store on Fifth South ana osconu Ia"
A new two story adobe house Of seven
rneros and Kitchen. ball, closets, etc, wei
fintshed. near the depot; SIS per month.
fnurroomed brick house, Corner AS'-
and Seventh South; SlU' J.. sal
ner Month. one block from Main sreet-
Rooms. en- suite, $35 per month. III.
One or more furnished rooms. near 70 u"''
ness. First South street.
AGENTS FOR INSURANCE
AGAINST Accidents By Fire,
Against Accidents while Travelling, ,.-..
Against Accidents in Ordinary Voc9s,I.Stss.
against Death resulting from Aecide'''~'
Office: no Main Street
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UTAH LEGISLATURE.
Twenty-Sixth Session.
COUNCIL.

FIFrY-FIFTH DAY.
Saturday, March 8.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FIFTY-FIFTH DAY

Elf TY-EIFId DAY.
House met at 2 pm.
Journal of Friday read and sp-
proved.
Message from Council read giving
notice Of passage of III. F. 81, rela-
Ting ID mining locations.
Also notice from the Governor of
the rejection or the bill relating to
the practice of medicine.
G. F. 81, relating to location and
recording OF mining claims, read
twice and referred to committee On
mines and mining.
Committee On enrolment reported
certain bills as enrolled aud for
warded to the Governor.
Message from Council read giving
notice of passage of certain bills.
G. F. 81, amendiog charter of
Manti, read twice. General file.
G.. F. IS, amending charter of
Mount Pleasant, read twice. Gen.
eraI file.
II. f. 60, regulating mode of civil
procedure, amendments by the
Council considered and were con-
Cured in.
81. F. 70, regulating the building
and operating of smelters, Council
amendment concurred in.
81. F. 63, to prevent the importa-
ton and Running at large of animals
affected with Infectious diseases.
A men iment OF Council considered
and concurred in.
C. F. SIS, amending sections 495
and 64S compiled laws, considered
on refusal of the Council to concur
in the House amendments. Mr..
Thurman moved that the House ill.,
sit on concurrence on the part of
the Council. Carried.
Mr.. Cummings presented the bill
of j. HI. Parry for printing. Re.
ferred to the com mittee on claims
and public accounts.
Mr.. Hatch, from the COMMITTEES
on Judiciary, reported adversely
relative to I'll. F. 81, repeating sec
ton 1O3 of chapter s, title 2. Report
adopted and II. F. 81 rejected.
Mr.. Hatch, from the committee
on judiciarY.reported favorably npon
G. F. 81, providing assignments of
insolvent debtors. Report adopted;
general file.
Mr.. Francis, from the committee
on claims and public accounts, re-
ported adversely on the petition Of
Alderman Spiers for payment of
costs. Report adopted.
Mr.. Dusenberry, from the CONS
mittee on ways and means, to whom
was referred the communications of
the auditor and treasurer relative
to warrants; the committee sub
mitted a resolution authorizing the
treasurer to assume that there was
on January Let, 1884, outstanding
warrants aggregating Sl1, 1855. 81, as
shown by list submitted, which
the resolution provides shall be
printed in the daily journal, with
the rsOlution and communications
Mr.. Dusenberry stated that for
many years there was no list Of
warrants kept in the auditors Office,
and that numerous warrants from
four to eight years old were out
standing, and that the adoption of
the resolution would be the begin
ming of a new era. Report and re-
solution adopted.
Mr. Francis, from the committee
on claims, reported adversely to the
claims of Mr.. Tanner, penitentiary
inspection 500, o. H. Riggs $500,
for attendance at national educa-
tional convention, and of w. G..
Spence 500, for clerical labor on
Constitution Report adopted.
a message from the Council vas
read giving notice Of the passage OF
II. F. 20, branding stock, etc., with
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On and after
JANUARY 18th, "a,


The Atlantic Express Train composed Of
the celebrated Buffet and Sleeping Cars, also
elegant frst-class Coaches and Emisrant
Sleeping Cars, will leave Ogden 1t $40 am. .
Gon arrival Of train IN from San Francisco and
nection at Pueblo and Denver with trains
for the East. North and South.
The Pacific Express train from Denver,
Pueblo and Eastern points will arrive in Salt
Lake daily ct 5.52 ana. and Ogden 7.27 am,
making direct connection with the Central
Pacific trains for San Francisco and the Pacific
Coast.
Local trains leave springville 6.57 am, Salt
Lake 9.12 am. arriving IN Ogden 10.47 am.
returning, leave Ogden 3.02 PM, salt Lake
4.42p.m., arriving at Springville $50 pm:
Leave Salt Lake daily fof Bingham and
Alta at 6.67 am. Returning, arrive
at Salt Lake $50 pm, Ogden 5.12 p. M,
and leave Ogden at COZ p, M, arriving at
Salt Lake at 1882 p. N
Az Accommodation Train leaves Salt Lake
daily Except Surdays) at 4 80 a M, arriving
at Pleasant Valley Junction at AL p. M; re-
turning, leaves Pleasant Valley Junction at
63s o. m, arriving at Salt Lake at 6.S2 p. N.
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s. W. DARKE. WIN. FULLER
S.W.DARKE&CO.
NOTARIES PUBLIC
Fire Insurance,
Accident Insurance,
Real Estate,
Money Leaning,

sB The following is LESS THAN
ONE-HALF the property zoe haze for
sale; the balance a0iU be published
neat Sunday.
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FOR LEASE.


A let at foct OF Main street, suitable & mar
ket garden, no need fer irrie alton. Win
ease for FIVE years.
SAoS EIGHTY ACRES OF GOOD LAND
%H-o in VI ountain Dell, half a mile from
Parley's Canyon road, shanty, stable, etc,
mostly fenced, spring just above The land
Seventeen acres cultivated, sp.endid piase &
II dairy.
S1e0O FORTY ACRES OF LAND ON
PIOOO both sides OF Emigration Creek,
just east Of the Penitentisry. ditch on nerth
and south sides.
10000 EIGHTY ACRES OF GOOD
Q3OOO land, black so.l, 4 water right
frame house Of two rooms, about tSree
$1,000 TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF
@1OOO land, al fenced with pole fsnce
penty of water, large corral, FIVE good
stables, log barn and log house OF thsee
rooms.
&1OSO 4 FRAME HOUSE OF FOUR
QANoO rooms, just finished, lot 21<x5
rods. on street car line, Ninth Ward.
S17S & ROD FOR A GOOD BUILDING
~1I 10 site, lot 21Sx10 rods, south fro t,
5000 A ROD. A BUILDING LOT, 90
~AOo 110 rods, planted with fruit trees,
GSSO0 3 TWe STORY ADOBE HOUSE
@CcVO ofseven rooms and summer kit
chen, rock wall around. City Creek water,
large barn, lot 4x10 rods, in the best part OF
theSeventeenth Ward.
P1o0O ofthree large rooms, we'll finished,
brick granary, east front, lot 3xIO rods, street
car line, Tenth Wsrd.
SQ0O FIRST.CLAss SPAN OF MULES
poOo and dray. and goodwill of business.
C.u and see Us.
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Houses and Lots.

.N0CDD NEW bhlCh hOUSE OF Two
p@-OO rooms and hall, we'll finished;
grsnary and collar. fifteen acres Of land. ten
10 lncerne. fenced, title clear, Sugar House
Ward.
VCUoO rooms, modern style, good hall.
Lot 81 LIZ feet east front By 10 rods, Twelfth
Ward. on street ear line.
10000 A HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS,
- H'OO part brick and part frame, rustic.
one and hall stories, well finished. In good
locality. comm anding Q good view, close to
business; lot 4x6 rods, Seventeenth Ward.
c0I0O AN ADOBE HOUSE OF THREE
PH rooms, buttery and cellar, good
stable for four horses, large chicken coop,
Good team and drsy, including goodwin iu Of
business, 5000; Si1th Ward.
S11SO CONCRETE HOUSE OF
eight rooms and shanty, good
orchard ara well, lot III rods, picke. fence
$4,000 A SEVEN DOOMED HOUSE,
O1OOO summer kitchen, granary, barn Fer
sight horses, good COW shed and wagon she'd:
lot 5x2o rods, half block from d. 4 r G.
.OO00 AN ADOBE HOUSE oE FOUR
PHOVO looms, lofty ceilings, lot ska;
good fruit trees, east and west front, Nins.
tesnth ward; near car track
9105O 4oom ao gs dashed GE . .Ta GOOD
one room 1sx1S, the other l2IIs; good sore
room, stable, well, outhouses, etc, lot AKA
rods, near Main street, 3 real bargain
CONN sIX-ROOMED BRICk HOUSE,
OEuUU with cellar, basement and bath
room; not finished; lot 4I1e rods, good water
right and good location, near street car line.
Also an adobe house OF three rooms on sam e
lot, in the alb owe figure.
$4,000 A MODERN BUILT BRICK
pOOOO house of nine rooms and outbuiid-
ings; suitable for hotel; good orchard, ETC.
Lot 6x20 rods, close to the d. & R. G.. K. R.
G1oOO A THREE-ROOMBD RUSTIC
PAOOO frame house, two blocks and
half east of Main street, on car line. Lot 21z
xl0 rods, with right of roadway on lot adjoin-
ing; sruit trees.
$500 a HOUSE !sE. OF ETH THREE da re! ROOMS ms
coal house; cellar 7x14 feet, outside of house:
corral, stable and buggy house; lot 10 rods
east front, rods south; Eighteenth Ward
&o7R0 BRICK HOUSE OF SEVEN
PoaOO large rooms, buttery, halls, clos
cts, etc, all well arranged and well built.
Lot 3xl0 rods, In Seventh Ward Hydrant
Water in front and back Of house
A NEARLY FINISHED FIVE LARGE
IA roomed house, built in modern style
bay window, Mansard roof, in comnapdinp
situation on East Bench. Large rock cellar
Lot fenced, 5x20 rods. Call for terme.
S1SSO CORNER LOT AND GOOD
P1ooO dwelling house Of three rooms
wall house, barn and out houses, on First
South street: good fence, magnificent loca-
ton on street car line; lot 5x5 rods south and
west fronts.
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Ds lAs
The Council resumed its session.
II. T. 20, regulating the branding,
herding and care of stock, was read
the third time and passed.
81. F. Sc, for the protection of
animals from injury by the use Of
barbsd wire fences, etc, was taken
up on its third reading, amended
and passed.
During the call OF the roll several
Councillors desiring to be excused.
on motion of Mr. Heyborne, the bill
was laid upon the table till called
for.
At 2 As the Council took q recess
till p. m. at which time the ses-
sion was resumed.
A communication was received
from the House announcing that it
had concurred in Council amend,
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inent in the land as newspapers and
Democratic organs, but the News has its
own little side-show, and is doing what
it cdn. This question of tariff is a
pretty mixed one, and people will differ
over it even in Democratic ranks. Es-
pecially is it unpopular TO agitate free
trade in the East, the battle ground
now, the only hope Of Democracy.
Why then should Democratic journals
follow and second Mr.. BLEINE's at
tempt to turn discussion from himself
and his record to such mixed and un-
certain issue as the tariff? 1t is simply
suicidal. 1t is to stab the party and COM
nit the blunder for which the Republi-
cans are waiting and praying.
Now that the enemy is put to desper-
ate straits to protect his own lines and
tanks, why should we invite an attack
on our own exposed and at least ques-
tionable positions from practical stand
pointH 1t looks singular that professed-
ly discreet and Democratic journals
would pursue such a course. Let the
Democrats but keep their opponents on
the defensive, and victory is assured. 1t
Is in the air and il will be sweeping and
final. Not to do so is to justify the Re-
publcans in waiting so hopefully and
confidently for tho proverbial and des.
tructive blunder by the Democrats.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-20

The Globe-Democrat, in speaking of
the MULLiGAN letters, says MR..
BLAINE's denial that there is word in
them inconsistent with integrity and
honor, sis as straightforward and manly
as that from Mn. CLEVELAND" This is
strange admission from paper that
has heretofore spoken of Mr.. CLEvE-
LANDS conduct rs heinous and vile. 1t
no longer charges venality upon MIR.
Gle 'ELAND, but regards his course In
reference to the miserable scandal as
straightforward and manly" Mr..
CIEvELAND's whole treatment of the
vile abuse heaped upon him is com
mended by all those whose honor and
integrity and morals arc above re-
preach, while Mn. BLAINE's actions
in regard TO his private mistakes, to
characterize thom in no harsher terms,
have been censurable in the highest do
gree, and condemned by both his politi-
cal and other friends. 1t will not do to
compare MR. BLAINE's cowardly and
clustering course with that of the digni.
fled and honorable actions of Mr.
CLEVELAND.