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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25
Notice of Election.

Purauant to proclamation isSred h.
his excellency, = u. McEIery. goy.rIe,
If the state of Louisiana, / nctiy he
qua.;ii. d voters Of the Parish 81 Grant that
IN election will be held on
TUESDAY, November 4, A. ID. las4,
for the purpose Of el citing ly genesel
ticket eight Electors Of President ano
Vice President, two If whom shall he fan
tire state at-large, and six for the sever.I
Elect raj Districts Of the State. to vii !:
One Elsctor for the inst District, os,s
Elector for the second District. enc Eectr
or the third District, Que Eleotor for tn
fourth District. one Flee or for tie firth Lis
:iict, one EIector for the sixth District
Also, one Rspre~entati % from the F0urfl
Congressional District. composed OF the
parishes of Bienville Il 'ssier. Cadio. De
Soto, GRAFT. Vernon. Webster. Natchito-
ches, Rapides. Red iiiv,r and Saline.
The polls will be open in each election
precinct in said parish IF q ant, from the
hours of q. M. Until 6 D. M. on said
Tuesday, the .purth day of November. a.
d. 1as4. for the purpose If rereising = {
votes Of the qualified v. ters OF tie parish
of Grant. under the supe' visi u Of thu
commissioners Of election appointed by he
autl. rity designated by law. The cleo.
ton to be conducted and returns made
according ~ law.
THOS. HICKMAN,
Return ming Officer Pa ish OF Graut.
CokFAx, La, Oct. 4, 1854.
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Voting Precincts.

By virtue Of the power vested in me 10y
section Sc of tue Acts OF l5S2, I do fcs:g-
nate the fellow nag precincts ia and for the
parish Of Grant:
Ward l--One precinct at the court house
in the town Of CoIfax. 10 he k.own an'
designated n the Colfax PR ciu.t. ard en~
at or near A. A. Deans stole, to be know,
as the Paramount pr ciLGt.
ward :-One precinct Mt Satchers ole;
mill OF GrSy's creek, to be known a.
Bruce's precinct, aud enc precinct 1T o.
near Capt. Johnston's store. to be knowi
as Ragdad n ecincs, ome at Iracy's, to b.
known ns rracy's precinct.
Ward 3-Uns precinct at CottoDburg. to
b known ~ Satchcr's precinct.
Ward 4-One precinct vt DIR. Bucke'ew's
store, tn be known as Days Mill precinct.
Ward 5-Ons precinct Mt or near CI,ris-
tian starks, to l,c known ~ Uaion precinct
Wsri 6-One precinct ut OF nsar Flor
ence landing. TO be known 40 tie frtdied
precinct
Ward lone precinct ct Montgomery.
r. he known ~ the Montgomery precinct
and one precinct at the last church, to bt
known - the Iatt precinct
THO8 HICKMAN.
RstuEping O0oer Parish of ussnt
COxeAxs LA o. 1t15t.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25
sHERIFF'S SALE.
Twelfth District Court. Parish Of Grant.
Iou,sians. - No. 700.



BY virtue of ausi to satisfy > writ Of H.
"a issu. d aud to me directed. in the above
entitled and numbered suit. l have seized
and will offer for sale. at pnb ic auction.
in trout q. the court house dscr, IN the
town Of Co.isx. L"aisiaha, between the
hours prescribed by law, on ~
SATURDAY, November 1, sSa.
the following described property, seized as
the prope, ty If the defendant, 4 wit: y
One undivided halt interest in and to n
CERTAIN l"t and improvements located u,
the town OF Col.ax, parrish OF Grant, and
described as fnlI.ws: Bounded By d street
Nh the no, u, by fourth ST. vet on the west.
. nth b Ii No 2, owned b II. q. Good
wyr,. ca by l..t No a. and more pa tn'u-
lar described rs lot No Of block Nj. ~
measuring one hundred and sevohty- eight
.evt and six inches sSusFe, as per plot OF
survey VI the town of Colfax, made by q
) Johnston. pal isa SURVEYOR IT the parish
Of Giant fs
Terms-Cash with The benefit OF apprais-
meut. p. GOODE, S.sriff.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25
CoLYAx. La, Oct. ", 1884.

CoLYAx. La. Oct. ", 1884.
To tho People Of Grant Parish:
l am now ready to receive speci-
mems of fruits, corn, oats, hay. tim
Der, grasses. minerals, .curiosltiss, oi
anything you may have to contribute
to the Worlds Exposition. Articles
not desired to be sold will be return
ed to the owners ] have glass jars
for the preservation OF fruits, ETC.. fo'
the use of which no chargs will be
made. All articles should be sent to
me ct Colfax, il Srder that transpor
tation may be sscnred. The time is
short in wuich to make the necessary
preparation. and il is hoped the peo-
pie will respond OF once.
q. MoKNIoHT,
Parish COMMISSIONER.
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Take care Of your liver. A greaI

Take care Of your liver A great
number OF the diseases to which
mankind are liable arise from . dis
ordered condition Of this organ.
Keep it ip sound and healthy con-
dition and syan can defy disease.
Prickly Ash Bitters are especially
adapted for this purpose, being COM
posed OF drugs which act on the liver,
giving it tone and strength to with
utaud malaria.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25

Rev. v. G. Cunningham expects to
leave Colfax for Texas with his fam
lily on Tuesday next. We regret
very much to lose this estimable
Christian gentleman from our CON-
munity, aud can assure those with
whom he casts his fortunes that they
have secured Q valuable addition that
any community would prize.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25

We received the notice that Mr..
Blanchard was to speak in ColfAx to-
day too late for publication in last
SAturday's CHBoSlcLx. but as q mum.
Der Of posters have been distributed
ut all the principal points in the
parish, We hope to see good turn
ont at the meeting to-day. Let the
people come ont to bear our favorite
young Coogressmsn-the man who
has won his popularity fairly. by rep.
rsssnting rich and poor alike.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25

Notice is h'reby given that C.. j Hutch
ins0n. Executor Of the viii If David Geo.
inns. deceased. Las Fl ed tai'io,sx { dir
I ibutiun In the above styled and nnmi, r.:
Cd Succession. and same will be h'su Oh
cared anil payment in accordance ere
with viii be dered unless npp,,itioa IL
filed thereto wi hin ten days Fl. m the dare
hereOf.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
October. 1894. at Colfsx, IA
8 Il. SHACKELFORD. Clerk.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25

The report that confrere Wells. OF
The People ia sick. 10 y mistake. as
we have seen him on the streets
several times Of late. We snppose
the report grew out of the fact that
he 10 sick of the newspaper business.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25
The Living PreeE.

A. Republican reader OF the Worls
writes y brief note to say that ht
considers il very impolite and un-
couth for the World to speak Of Mr.
Blame - o fslsi6er. He thinks il
bad enough to call . candidate IN
the Presidency q jobber. bat it is boil.
cruel and coarse to call him . lisf
when there is no good reason for it
Let us see about thie. Mr.. Blain.
has furnished the country with IN.
evidence that he was q Speculation
and jobber while Speaker Of the ma
tional Honse Of Representatives ami
he has proclaimed himself liar out
of his own month. In the Hnnse OF
Representatives, on the Oath Of April
1876, Mr.. Blaine, in speech defend
ing himself. said:
IL never had any transactions oil
any kind with Thomas A. Scott con
corning bonds of the Little Rock and
Fort Smith road, or the bonds Of an,
other railroad, or any business inap.
way connected With railroads, direct
" or indirectly, Immediately or Re
,notely."
Now see how plain a statement
will put Mr.. Blaine down. In his
letter to "Dear Fisher" hearing dat.
Of Jan. Goth. 1871. Mr.. Blaine said:
II have this moment written to Mr.
Caldwell, suggesting that. in case
can arrange q meeting 10 this CIT,
next week with Col. Thomas A. Scott
to come on here. I have reason iol
believing that very advantsseou.
arrangement may be made for taking
say, $500. 900. l will telegraph Mr.
Cald we'll by Tuesday evening If cal
arrange the meeting, and l wish hin
to hold himself in readiness for thu
journey. Your letter is this momen
received; you ask my advice. LIE
me have an accurate and reliable
statement VI your financial condition
and ] can do something, ! feel YER.
sanguins. with Mr.. Scott"
| This. bear in rind, was written 6v'
years before the speech Was mads il
the House. On Nov. 10th, 1871. o
two months before tho above wa
written, Mr. Blaine received lette
from Mr.. Fisher 10 which the follow
ing reference was made 10 the trans
actions with Tom Scott:
Il know but little of your obligs
Cations 10 deliver bonds to other
but taking into account the 500. 10
bonds you sold to Tom Scott and th
amount of money you received o
the Eastern contracts, our rslstiv
positions financially in the Littl
, Roek nod Fort Smith railroad bear
wide contrast.
Under the circnmsia there is
strong provocstion for speaking {
Mr. Blaine NJ q falsi6er. II he
not. he il effected with memory =
, | treaohsrous that be is not only und
ted for . position Of respo0ibi:it.
bot is actually entitled to the ~ mp'
thy u the people Of the Units
} States sh0 are asill sUulpos wsptis :
In J. Would,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25

Mr. g. w. Lane il building . crib
and stable on block seven, in the rear
Of the house occupied by Mr.. W. J.
Daily. He is also fencing the square
and will pat it in shape with the rest
uf the town.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25

Capt. q. g. Mash has begun to i'm
prove his place just below Mirsbeau.
about two miles from Colfax. He
has several hundred posts on the
ground, and the carpenters have
started to build cabin.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25

Jack Frost hss Mt paid ne his re-
spects so far this sesson. but. Judging
from the cool ~-atber NJ The last iwo
DAYS, be- il not far distant.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25

On Thursday evening of last week
An enjoysbls party was given at
Cotils. st the residence Of Mr.. W. 81.
6inons. by the young men OF that
place. The spacious room was hand
somsly ornamented, and the 6oor
prepared for dancing. There we're
many charming and amisbls young
ladies' present Colisx was repre-
ssntsd By two Of our society young
men, Jaa B. Tucker and Jss. NJ.
Rhorsr, u, Who sppssr TO have cut
quite . dssh. They viii taks in
every place thsy sttepd on aesonD'
Of their winniag ead dsshing Ways.
Look oah boy. sd Do a. - g
~ lion AsnA = ~ 1igAUse -
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25

We have just returned from . four
days trip to Alexandra. but have not
the time to give any account Of what
we saw, save to mention the fact that
dlstric. court is in session and viii
probably continue four weeks.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25

Miss Lindsey. the young lady who
is TO run q millinery store in Colfax,
has arrived and commenced business
early this week.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25

The school girls gave q nice little
dance at Mr.. McKuight's house last
night friday week ego. No young
man sporting q mustacbe was allow
ed to participate. 1t is said two OF
our gaIlants sacrificed their hairy ap-
psndages in order to be present.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25

The head of tremendous logger
head turtle, killed in Iatt lake by Mr..
w. H. Reitzell. 10 now one OF the
CaaoNIcLE's cnriosities.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25
LOCAL DOT s
aMan's a vapor, full Of woes
Starts q paper, up he goes"

Mr.. Milmut hHa. The De~ town
lock up finished. except one OF the
gable eU,la.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25
NOTICE.

All pa ties owing C. H. Teal cost 81
Sheriff will please come forward aud set
tie with the undersigned within the h~x'
twenty days and save cost.
Respectfully, JAMES h. TUCKER.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25

Rev.v. G. Cunningham will preach
in Colfax at eleven and at night to-
morrow. Let all turn ont to hear
his farewell sermaps.-
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25
FOR SALE.

A splendid, large Mule, for 800 cash
Also an excellent buggy and saddle Horse
for SIS. Apply to c. c. NASH
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-25
NOTICE.

In the matter Of tho s;uccessi n cf Day id
Collins. declared M. 81.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE ps
Fourth Justices q urt. Parish ~ Grapt,
~. state Of L. uirisna.--No- 81. ts
w. A. Grimm W. Peter w-tkins. 40

By v,rtne of aud t. sai sfy writ Of f.
a.. is. d and "a me Iii ectsd in tine above
ptit;ed aud nun.b red suit, have seised
uc viii offer tor sale. 1t pubic auction, in
fruut of the door ri the fourth justics's
rcnrt, parish Of Gvant La, b-tween the
hours prescribed by law, ON
FRIDAY. November 7, A. d. le61s
the following described property seized ~
the prop. rty of tire def ndant. so-wit:
Fifteen barrels Of corn mere 7 les.
Te:ms-C ash with bene6t Of spprAis-
rorut. b j NUGENT,
Constable Fonrsh Ward.
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Notice is hereby given that J :. X M, Jr..
Administrators of the Succession # Me-
-iisss J. Creed. de ceased. has filed final
account of the action of said NJ, lissa J
Greed rs Admin i,tratrix Of the 3 erosion
If William H. Creed No. ~, and Fam
will he homologated ana confirmed within
ten days from the date hereof unless CT
position is fed thereto.
Given under my hand this lS.h day q
October, 1884, at Culfax, la
s. g. SHACKELFORD. Clerk
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We are indebted to DR. w. g. Deal,
secretary of the school board. for the
following itemized report of the con-
dition Of the school money On the
first day of October:
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NOTICE.

In the matter of the Succession Of William
H Cred, deceased, NO. 20.
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NEWS ~ SPECIALS.
Brenham: Tho Scene OF Gay .Fesiiyi-
,ias--Iiainfall.
Laredo's Unwholesomc Beef-Cus.oms
0nlcsr's Eaic,.
Ticket Punchers Anniversary Ball nnd
Banquet.
A Slxieen.year-old Youth Suicides NJ
Greenville.
The whisky Line Drawn at The Gates-
Vile Election.
Fire at wGco-Ciiy Council and Water
supply.
Other Specials from Snndry Sources.
Other Specials from snndry Sources.
IlIsENIIAAI,


BRENNAN, May 2-[5pecial. 1.-The Bren.
ham fire department, TO day ineugurated q
Firemen's park and pavilion with q
Mai-.est.
A procession consisting OF the May
Qaeen, Miss Emma Harris, children OF the
public schools. the fire department and APP
partus, societies and decorated wagons. ar.
we'd at the park NJ IL this morning.
Eugene Muse received the qaeen and deliv.
cred the coronation address, which was
neatly responded TO by the queen. o. Il.
Bteedloye., county Judge, delivered the
address OF welcome, which was responded
TO by General John Sayles, orato.
of,he dgy, who ga7s an abla and elaborate
history OF The early settlement OF Brenham.
The exercises on ihe grounds consisted Of L
drill by the Brenham Greys, In which they
acquitted themselves most admirably
glass ball 'hootinf by the Brenhan gun
cub, the prize was won by Joseph Tris-
tram, who broke 10 balls in a. many
.ho,s Late in thu afternoon tbCre was a
chi drsuB dance aud THIS ty-uiuG a grand
bal 10 ia progress in The psylll.o u struot-
urs oae hundred iett in diameter. The
dance 10 attended by The most fashionable
reople OF the city.
Tho dag has been showery and rainy
which prevented large number from par
tici pa ting in the feslivities.
The fire department has bought fourteen
acres OF ground, inc cuding beautiful grove
and enclosed same nnd erected u fine pavil-
lion.
A public park has long been needed and
IL will he an ornament and couvehieDce TO
the city. The grounds aud buildings are
the exclusive pronerty OF our fire depart-
ment. Tnis ia volunteer organization.
the fest will cGn,iuse to morrow and fine
wea her Is being pri ed for By our firemen.
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No strike

PursBuRe. May 1.-The iron manufsc.
turers' association organized during the
great strike OF 1SS2. met IN this city today.
Toe dispute of the Amsl-smatea sssocia-
tiou over wsges for the ertuing year. was
diFcussed, ard II was decided 90 maintain
the demsn for a general reduction Of 10
per cent. Manufacturers say this ends the
negotiations 50 lar a. they ere concerned,
and unless the workmen accept the recuc-
ton the mil g will be closed the last Of this
month Oficisls Of the AmalEamated Ub.
ion don't want 10 strike and VIII insist upon
the sc,eptsncs OF the scales press TED by
sfrike Of fhe association. Il will Be much
stronger than sn 1887. and they have n -,
~ Zen T6sExtx
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DENISON.

DENIsoE, May 2.-[special. lone OF the
most brilliant events i'll Denison society
circles FOR a long lime, was the fourth
annual ball given by thc order Of Railway
Cond uciors in NcDougsli's opera.ho
last nignf. The elite OF TINS aud nelgbbor
ing oiiee were largely represented and
the affair was noted by all 10 be the
erandest success OF the season. The opera.
house was Handsomely decorated with flags
and different colored llnterus used In rail-
roading. Music was furnished by the
Meme Bros, OF Dallas, and was OF an ex.
cellent order.
Prentiss. the raplst, and Chambers.
charged with being an accompicc, were
taken 10 the Sherman jail yesterday.
There was some danger OF lynch law here.
a card appears in this mornings Herald
News, calling all tee good citizens 10 u
mess meeting ut o'clock this evening 10
Try anu fnd some means OF putting q stop
to the frequent outrages committed upon
deleDseIess women in our midst. This is o
stcp in the right direc ion.
Dr.. T B. Hanna, Mayor j. b. Wilde and
H. Byrne returned yesterday from the re-
publican convention at Fort Worth.
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MARSHALL.

MARSHALL, May 2.-tSpecial. l-0l the
third day OF February, 1888. Il telegram
was Gent from this city 10 Charles
Stuart, ~ Waco, urging him 30 come home
n, once TO zee his slok brother. Tho dispalca
wss tent ct p. N. aod received r. tn
office a. 3 p. IN. S.uart called and mace
inquiry several times for the dispatch, aud
was informed thst none had been iece yea
On Monday, the 9th, the dispatch was de-
livered 10 him, ihirty.six hours after lie
receipt at Waco. He came homo nt once
TO lind his brother desd and buried. STU
ar sued the compaDy, claiming t25.Cyl.
The case csma up on regular call thts
morning, and Stuart was the principal wit.
ness. The company wSs not Represented
BY counsel. The court sitter hearing the
evidence, gave judgment for $3.50.
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GATEsyILLE.

GATEsvILLE, May 2.-TSpeciil lat the
recent city election, the light was between
tho sober element and the whisky ring.
The cold water canddae being elected by
one vote. The whisky men chaied under
the defeat aud inducsl John Ellistt, n sort
OF ssmrtr0mp, TO swear that TO voted IL
legally. thinking therahv to induce the city
council TO order another election. Mayer
Atkinson. however, reused 10 80 behind
the returns and this eve ming John Boyd ives
declared marshal anr will be sworn in.
Our tver-vigilent sheriff, Jimmie
Lanhnm, arrested Elliott on charge OF
Illegal voting aud he lsrguishes in jail. II
Is thought he did not rrslly vote illegally. in
which case ha will go "a the penftsniiary
for perjury. In eiiheroAse Elliott is doom
ed. Whiskey is dead Lcfe but IL died fear
iul hard.
DR.. Cranfell, of the Advsnra. lesvos to-
morrow for Dallas to astend the Press Asso-
citation.
Mrs N. @. Humphnes died yesterday Of
iaundice.
The work on the Advance stons build.
ing 10 progressing finely.
The weather continues rainy. The re-
cent very heavy rains are injHring ths
crop prospecis. ro-dhy is quite cool
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ned wet weather has rotted II. This will
De serious backset 10 our farming com
munliy, hs II will be somo time before 'hf
soil will be In condition TO cultivate.
The Methods, SUNDAY school Today gave
lts annual plcnic a, Walkers grove.
Ir. Chas. l.. Wigeius, OF Nordyke n Mar
mon mill company. Indianapolis, Is now In
the state for n two or three months stay,
sud 10 making headquarters with their
state agents, Dram, Johnson q Dram, OF
this place. This company Is doubilnss the
largest on tho continent. own their own
patents, and build from the raw material.
They not only guareuleo their goods but
guarantee the results. Mr.. Virgins rs
down 10 Gloss several large contracts aud
look alter the milling interest Ronerally.
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The Gallows.


CiNcISnATI, May 2-William McHugh
Gas hanged in an enclosure In the rear of
tbs court. house this afternoon. Toe death
warrant was read az Lies. He was con.
dneled 70 the scsff,ld at Ills The drop
49, lZ:Il and the body wac cut down at
f, il.g, Father Brady, a Catholic priest.
wss Nth him ali the morning, followed him,
20 the scsnJld G1d administered the
| sacrament while on the way from
tho ian 10 ihs gsllows. He knelt
ana made short prayer on
,be plaiiorin. Apout 200 persons Ia
edition O. tho a. l'"e we're Dres nj. Per-
loot order wac t"f After the body
lsI thero was a m ".r. of the Gro yd
towards it, but s . w'.g Irom he sheriff
'hey fell back, BI.. uuGt Bat physicians
md the coroner awe Ifsr the body. The
noose was sdluttrd loosely and the Knot
slipped 10 tbe back ot hts neck McHugh
was periecly calm Gnc composed. His
last words were: "Goodhvf, iriends." His
crime wa, wife mdtdet Tho ilmo Clygn
for the hanging Is loca time.
ANOTHER SWINGS FOR UxoRcIDg.
PrrFngDuRG. Va. NAV 2.-Enooh Blown
colored. wns executed a. Halifax court.
house. North Carolina. ihig morning tor
wife murder.
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Tho Kentucl,y ReDubIicons

LOUISVILLE, May 2. The hlicsn state
convention mat again this morning and
elected % !, meiuing dslecato at large John
w. Lewis. The deisgatio- now sianis:
Walter Evau3, w. o. Bradlev, O. O. Cal-
bert.on, J. w. Lewis. Toe fcll, wig are the
diairict delegation:
First-Capiain ~ Farley, p. q. Bragg,
(ior Arthur.
seoond-J. u Hrore. Jadgs Lsade, (lor
Arthur
(uon committsl)
Four,h-Gd 7. Jo!ley, Ell Hip, (for Ar
thur
Fiith-John Mason Browa, Slsq F. Nil.
ler, (for Arihur)
SiXth--James q. S3srla.i (or Arlhurl,
ID. NJ. Cominz ara (og Biainr).
seven,h-Wilinm @. Goodlos, Richard
Stnll Tor Artbu).
E,ghth-Robert uoYd (far Arthur,
George Denny, IT,, Q1r Blaine).
Ninih-G. NJ. fhomas (ior Atthrf) DR..
Brnriord (for Blsiue).
Tenth-AndyJ. AGxier (ior Arthur. J.
c. Eversole (suti Arthur)
E;eventh-R. a. Blokner, y. G.. Trlmble
(fOr Arthur.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-03
IiEIION.

BELTog. May 2-fSpscial This oyep.
ing about O'Clock Himo o.t = de use visited
this ctv. inundetng M tQnare ana iur
thrre blocks urouDd, For Hniut nn hour
the lightning played Grouod iUn1uaiy ami
heavy peals OF thunder making l. very un-
pleasant TO oe abont.
To-day young clerk about IL years old
who IL In the employ OF Il s. Bovmsn &
CO., started out 20 do some colleciGg auu
Ia his rounds dropped into a gambling
house and lost about s3S "a uonle, belong
log to his employers II sent the bti'
auoe oi the acc0nni0 cack by
regre and 1t 10 snpposed, went home
IL was quite Il surprise to every body, a. he
had always appeared to be very quite and
steady.