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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-19
FOR SALE.

TOR sAIE-RETA ALL DRUG NICCK AND
Y furniture for sale located in Anno. 1oEat,
htiy ng and growing tiwn, doins a paylns
count on Ct Louis cos, For fun particulars
apply TO J. w q e. n. CRoWDuS, Mholesnlo
Druggists, Dallas, Texas, or to =. NJ ANpEh.
SOM o, Annoua Tex :. lebl9.t
IoR ALr-A l. ,kGE, FINE HORSE FOR
y sale cheap. Color bay D-At or carriage
horse. sousd and gentle. Apply TO Geo. A.
Webster. 70l Elm street fcol6-4
DOR SALE -HOU-E AID Lot \, W. COR
/ nor evergreen and Corsicana strcsts. House
has seven rooms all newly papeied and painted,
aud lot Is sGxi30 fee, This property Il situated
IN one OF the most de irab'e yottions Of lh' city
for n residence and will te sold cheap. Can az
oommoda.e purchaser rs 10 terms OF payment
Apply TO U +. eHoRr, N. w. Corner Court
sdInc. fehl5-t
TOR sALe -rlik TwO-sIORY BRICK
i building known as No 50i Main street hp
ply 10 DfNTER d FERGUSON, 5O7 Main
street. Dallas. Texas. lup-siairs.l febll.u
LlUK SALE BY J. q. ITO = ELL ARBoh VI.
L taos. Towering sh ub, roses, ii kinds Of
fruit trees, grap. yin's sh dc trees, BLACKBERRY
and ras berry plant nursery o. N,uaF sps
Box 1874, Dallas, Texas. iebl2-lw
NOR sALE i,235 SHEEP g3j wv ~, 2SS
II weathe's, rs bucks; cost % cfCh. o u cd
goats. Add ess =. J. NORWOOD, Kaufman,
Texas iepio'lut
NOR SALE--A FINE RESIDENCE OF, ON
Z sistng Of one acre, ON Ross rvenue near
new Catholic Convent for sale 90 o bargain IN.
quife of w b ROBINSON, Colorado ely, or
HUNnLEY q SMITH, Dallas. Texas feb3.li
NOR SALE BUILDING NO 7c3. MAIN ST
Il now occupied by DnurlaS Bros. Call On W.
ii. Bcaumont ct Padpiit Bros fob6'lw
TOR SALE 1870, 5C0l- GREAT BARGAIN
L MY farm, 81 mnos east Of Dallas, on Rock.
wall fonA ana proposed line Of The C., @. * IS. Fo
Rniiroli, to Paris 100 acres | IN or fence;
good frame residence, rooms. ! thci and
plusterel: brick fireplace in each 70 m; COCO
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Plumes and tips, cheap, at Bsuman's.
Plumes and tips, cheap, at Bsumsp's.
Artistic Job printing at the HERALD job
office.
For wines, liquors and cigars, 10 to Grad
docks.
Ladies approve of your smoking Little
JOKER"
Go TO dinner at the Board. Of Trade res
taurant.
Go TO supper at the Board of Trade res
taurant.
Go to breakfast at the Board Of Trade
restaurant.
Every day hot lunch at the Boa ID o
de saloon.
Telephone Dsushsrty's feed store for all
kinds of feed.
l.. Crsddock keeps the bet Of liquors tor
holiday drinks.
Letter heads. bill heads, envelopes at tie
HERALD joo Office.
The rest work in the city at lowest ricesp
Ut the HERALD Job office.
Get buffalo meat aud fresh butter from A.
K Bouche. s28 Main street.
For oil kinds OF horse, COW and chicken
feed, telephone Eugene 3. ssay.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets pever fail.
SOLD bv W. n. Patterson 4 co.
Every body says tina, Craddock's liquors
are his favorite above all others.
Fifsy ladies' suits worth $40 10 $l2. ~e
eel ut $3.50 60 ~ 50, a. BaumaD's
DON'T Jorge, the grand opening of"rhe
Turf" saloon Tuesday night.
CIosks and dolmsns selling half their
price at Baumsns. 708 Elm street.
I.adies arr invited ~ Gail and price our
goods, at Il. B4umsn's. 706 Eio street.
Ladies are invited 70 call and price our
goods. at K. BsumsD's, 7,6 Elm street.
Fresh butter, eggs, and every thine IN the
grocery line ut Boucbe's S2s Msin street.
To the wholesale trade we offer great in
ducemepts. z. Bsumsn. 06. Elm street.
Gua,an'eed 10 cure Cold ar Cough
Aoker's celebrated English Remedy. Sold
by W. n. Patterson Il Co.
FoR REFT The two ttoIef uncer orsre
honse. Apply 10 A ID. ALDRiDeK.
623 Elm street. secrriery
Gel iirst-c.ass free board a; the Bosid OF
Trad, saloon. Every deg hci lunch aud he
Gnest Of liquors and cigars.
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shooting grsw.ont OF differences at the re-
cent primary elections,
MAHIkE,

grew ,out Of differences at the re-
cent primary elections,
MARINE,
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. " --Arrivedi Steam
hips New Ohsans, New York, Mariner,
liverpool; Wanderer, Part Antonio.
TmE CurfrHf q hptsIN0,
NEW YoRK, Feb H.-.nu clothing cut
tiers will sOOn held n nati nal convention e.
arrange uniform rates Of wAgea throughout
the country.
nIiMAkoK's DKE,K
nEELIE, Fen. IL the American legation
has no information regarding the reported
return ot the Lasker resolution ~ the
United States house q representa- ives.
Tho rLgulatt hops, the Americans WI MOI
hold Germany responsible Tor acts OF Bic
marok.
PRIyg pionrkR DEAD.
Sr, LOUIS, Feb, T.-gsck Loonev, .
noted sporting character OF thi. city and
well known throughout the country rs 4
prize fighter years ago died here to-day
after lingering illness.
Ru00 ESCAPES,
NEw YoRK, Feb. IL CHARLES III. Rugg
the negro awaiting trial for tho murder %
the May bee family and assault upon Mr.an,
Mrs. Townsend, on Long Island, escaped
from Queens county jail Tonight.
DIBoRACkfuL.
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE return OF the Lssk
or resolutions causes a painful impres
sio.4 here, aud even the friends OF Bismarcl
are unable 10 defend hlm.
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A rich gold mine hrs beon discovered In
SEWER county, Tennessee, on the waters of
the Little River, near the North Casolins
lire. IL is tho richest gold mine over die
covered in that section. Recently there
Wss found In one gold pan full Of
saud ffom 10 "a so per cent. OF gold,
some Oh the grnine being az large rs wheat
grains. The facilities OF working are said
10 bo good. aud oil that 10 needed to de.
velop the hidden irtasure 10 onpitsl and
lapor. The mine "a located on the land
formerly owned by Richard Evans, Of
Sewer county, Tennessee.
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corners aud through the more irequentei
thOrOnghlAres hns c,nsfd one pFominent
rnd gehrfellV lam.nlei desth within lhe
pa't week aud he c'ursd reihspi tat ~
jufy 10 a other vet Sryefhl knock
unwna npo s'ighier ~ ifies o'mple g tne
l'f. Wptrhninesi ana siil1 encv u HE
put oi TIE p,loe might have
prevented thee orual lrs.
iho Gag ~ propose, ~ appears
II dispose ~ IT, oesd IN tho Ne
disiait iuiure ~ thn latest and
most scientific method, namely by oFemn'
ton Tho nuly iul idsed, "hrsi-csHs'
oremalory "a tni8 country ~ yet isthe ON"
In Pennsylvania, the lao Mayns oremaiory
aud II would seem that tue l'mneh patron,
ago Oi that institution could dttar capt. u
from investing Ia like venture here, hut
such II no the case fhe movement that
was started recently IN tlis diet ,iot Tor the
erection OF n cremstlry II slowly taking
shape, and II Is nov thought that the pros.
pref IL favorable Tor the cree lon OF u iui-
unce. An organization he's not yet been
perfected. ard inquiries arc being made AZ
10 tho cost OF erecting furnace. suit
able site nesr the Washington brick yard
has been offered, ana II 10 aAcer'
tanned that about $4,000 will be re-
quired 20 erect "A furnace acoor ling TO the
pl ms preparei. Tho metallic cofiin con-
iaiuing the body will be placed on a kind
OF n catainlque, which Will bo lowered into
the furnace aud, after the requisite time
required for the inoineratlon. the oataialque
will be raised again. In oroer 10 avoid the
delay which accompanies the moderation
at tho LIZ Moyne furnace while awaiting
the cooling oil process, an improved method
OF rapid cooling will be introduced, so that
the ashes can be- at once given In charge OF
tho friends. An organism alton will he formed
| in the course Of few weeks.
the greatest Inconvenience and disap-
pointment are oxperenc-d here now rela
| tive 10 the western mails. The foods have
literally cut us loose from the west rs re-
yards nailo and the department notified
parties a day or 81 ago that no mails were
being started oven TO the soutl west. Car
loadu are ready 70 80 out when the Hoods
rpcado, IL.
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FOR RENT.

NOR IENT-MEAT MARKET, WITH TOOLS
Il and fixtures, in a good paving locality q
splendid SppSTapiy for good butcher Ap
r G. H.EDwARDs New building, opposite
Poslofilce. fobl7-lw
Tor RENT-A STORE ROOM ON MAIN
II street, north Court-hous. No. 209. and three
5 room s eyer eth the said store Apply to "
NOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM FOR
n rent at ca Masten street, corner % san
Jacinto. For gentlemen only. IL. q. HooklN
NOR RENr--A tPLENDIDLV FuRNls HE'D
Z room. 7Se Wood street T. KEAch, 7asH
Main street.
TOR RKNT-THE "ARUApE HOUai' ON
I south side OF Elm street, adjoining B!ankin-
ship & Blake. having two store rooms On he
ground floor AID some twelve rooms up ;'aiIs:
Agents, No. 200 Main street fehlh Ivy
NOR RENT-TwO SPLENDID ORGAEs AT
/ WILL A, wATKTN & 90. g, Herald Build:
Ing. Call at once. ieollu
EoR RENT-FRoM MARCH /, 1891 ROOM
SON, up-stairs febiau
NOR RENT-ONE HANDSOMELY FU n.
II ished room, two minutes walk from the
Postoflice. Address r., Herald Office icbl0l
NOR RENT-THE sECOND STORY FRONT
4 ing Elm street OF the old MssaIis bul ding
recently occupied By Hunstable Boot and Shoe
company; size 80 by 10 feet 2 IL y.ar's lease
Ap ly TO J. :. ROGERS, Secretary, al biantef
shin x Blake'a feh3. Il
TOR RENT-A s"ALL COTTAGE WITH 2
] rooms nj 1907 Commerce street. Apply to -
Main street ian. q
OR RENTOR FOR 5AIE-A GOOD PIANO
I Apply at once at 1851 Rose avenue. ihnt
llOR RENT-ON JANUAhY 1sr TBh Two
I store rooms os 72b and III Main ST.
now occupied bv Edwards music store Arrl
Tn CITY National hant. do.
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LEGAL.

rJ,HE STATE OF TEXAS TO THE sHkR
Il III or any constableo Of Dallas County, gre,.-
Ing You are hereby commanded, that by
making publ,catnn Of this citation In some
newspaper published In the county Of DsllsA
COR four successive We eks, previous 4 the return
day hereof, yor sammon w. y. OHicr. whose
residence Is unknown, IA be and appear before the
~ Of Daliss. at the Courthouse thereof In The
city Dallas. on the LIST Monday inFebSuary
mex then aud there 70 answer TO the petition
Of @. Aui9an 4 Co., q corporation, filed IN
said Coury on the 22nd day OF december, 1883
against the said W. s. o. Der and o. X Sim.
mons, and alleging In substance a. follows, wit
For two certain rromissory notes In writing
dated May 22nd. iss2, each for the sum Of s22s
and due respectively: % the LIST day Of Novem.
bear ng interest rom date. AT the rae of 10 per
cent per annrm, with 10 per cent. additional ~
an attorneys ( III collected by legal process,
said note being payable at Dailss, Texas, and 70
the order OF Bovser 4 Lennon. Said notes
were on the Goth day OF october, 1882 transfer
red By Bowser q Lennon TO c. Aultnan 4
90. for q valuable consi alteration and Tor ore
closure n len on the following described pro
erty to-wit One ssinch offender new model
for debt Interest attorneys ices, foreclosure
ollie and ~ cos.g Of suit etc
Her in fail NOT, tut have fru then and there
DaiOnc sid cotir this Wi With your rrturn
fhereuii, showing hos you hsv- executed Toe
witness, ". N c HILL eek Of The Couuiy
cout 81 Dalia' county.
g.. l-gven under M , III ard The seal Of
~ ooiir N 'hc cit 81 ualias 'his ne i2'h dag
Clr1 cCa-l. Gu. ----4- T. -.
n 4. II Hrorse- Derutv.
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WANTS.

IITANTED-RY THE iST OF MARCII-A
w house W 4 sto 10 rooms, In good local n.
Inquire ut Elsenlohps Drug Store sbi7-iw
MANTED--A GERMAN OR SWEDISH WET
W nurse Good wages guaranteed App y
TO II Brin, Ennis Texas. fcbl6-lw
ATAsTED-To SELL 200 ACRES OF FINE
w blscs land; good houss aud barn, orchard,
pasture aud meadow, MI under good 4 nc u
terms easy and CHEAP; . mi Ga nnr,hwcs, Of
Terrell Cali on or address BYRN 4 ELF,
Land Agents, Terrell Texas fcbi5. "
IAJ ANTED--To SELL EVERYBODY WOOD
w $50 cords ON hand. you viii nave no trouble
.hs winter 20 set wood " You will eenc eur
teams TO A. DYSTERBACH doo6-Sm
WANTED TWO BOILER MARfkr. Az.
w ply Immediately t0 H0yoty Irou Work..
Good wagcs end staiy cmploynehL JOHN
WESTER. ienl0u
tEJANTED--YuUT 10 STOP Ar1liE NATION
w Al HOTEL. nfsi-clehs RECOMMENDATIONS al
reasonable rGio ONLY tNf DOLLAR AMI
IN FNTY-FlVE CENre PR DAY, Thc build.
Inv IA brick with three glnifwnyH ~ case ofhrg
Located IA tho business portion a. The city, only
cue square from rtrcctclr Inns, and one .quaft
tom Texas & Pacific ani afssord fAclnc Depot
Convenient IN passengers coming or gOing ever
e,thor r1nd 0flcc open All night Guests are
called for al trains n CLFARY, Proprietor.
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Samaritan Neryine, the erle re nerve con.
quotor ia invaluable III nervous prottre.
tom
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HorJ1s " GROVE
G. VA RRIE S

We Are nav fully prepared n furnish d.
yFesfpN ROCK On hoaid ne c-fs. ~ II ncy
GrlrG "a large 81 smiN Duhn'itt. Al To-
J. A. Collier Psophe;or
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LABGB pk0FlTSifSSS. a sh SI's
wArEl COLOR, IvpIA INK. CRAYoN. and
OIL cRAYpN PORTRAITS, coni,d aud en-
Ierge' r mary small picture. These portraits
h we The widest lopnlarity and are warranted
Give entire satisfaction
TIP REST lEnU EMENT5 WILL BE tIvEN
40 gDOD AGENTS Address
UHAs PErEU-ES's PORTRAIT HOUSE,
Auourn, New yorE
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LOCALETTES.

Size said Don't, but l.. you must, che
Spring. That's the best"
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SUNDAY MISCELLANY.
Reprcsen'a'iyc wits IN iillt,racJ-
What wnicrson II Working Yer.

AThe Attack on Kharionm Has Begun In
Earnest.
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RAILWAY ITEMS.

Little Joker is tho best smoking tobacco
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EUK aALh -TlIk 1WO-sTU RY BKlCK
/ building known as No. 50i Main street kp
ply 10 DfNTER d FERGUSON, 507 Main
sireot. Dnllas TekRs. lnn-s laifs.( fcbll.u
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ilUK SALE BY ! u. ITO Is ELL RBOh VI.
L taos. towering sh ub, roses, ii kinds Of
fruit trees, grap, Yiufs sh dc trees, blackberry
and ras berry plant nursery on CEDAR Springs
rogd ! q mics unitn " CDuit-hOuse. o,
Box 1884 Dallas, Texas. febl2-lw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-12-02

| pieces BelOn Black Silks at 81 25 worth ST So
pieces BeIlOn Black Silks at ST.. So worth 80 90
pieces BeliOn Black Silks at $500, worth $780,
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The MESSAGE.

The Presidents message is printed in full
this morning. 1t is the one public docu-
nent that every citizen ought to read with
care, whatever others he may be inclined to
neglect. 1t presents full and clear sum-
mary Of all the important affairs of the ma
tion. President Arthur's messages have al
ways been characterized by thoroughly
businesslike quality, clear statements of the
actual condition and good sense in recon-
mendations. They contain no elaborate
rhetoric, no sentimental defamation but are
dignifed in tone and practical in their sub
stance. AS usual the statement of our rela-
tions with foreign countries is very full and
interesting; but it is with regard to the af-
fairs of the Treasury Department that he
makes the most important recommendations
following the suggestions Of the report of the
Secretary in which several important topics
are vigorously discussed. The few valedlc-
tory sentences at the end are in excellent
taste. President Arthur will retire from Of
ice with the best reputation ever acquired
by one who filled out the term Of an elected
President.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR.

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The Vote Of New England.

In the election of 1880 the total vote of the
ak New England States for President was
7Se,551. This year it was 745,036, an in
crease Of only 5,48s, which is very small and
not In proportion to the increase of popula-
tion. The vote of 1880 exceeded that of
1870 BY 69,319. Three of the States in
creased their total votes as follows: Massa-
chusctts 20,536; Connecticut 9,499; Rhode
Island 1914. The decrease In the other
three States was as follows, Maine 1920;
New Hampshire 1897; Vermont ,e46
The total vote of the New England States
for Garfield was 4l4.929, the total vote for
Blaine was g., 1928 falling off in the Re-
publican Vote of o,1O1. The vote for Han
cock wss 81 1856, for Cleveland 310,346, a
falling oil in the Democratic vote of 1889.
TIE vote for Weaver was II 1903, for Butler
s1,oc7, an increase OF 20, 1874. The vote for
Dow was 1884, for St. John 1885 an in
crease of 1851.
In 1880 in New England Garfield had
plurality over Hancock of 3,494. This
year Blaine has plurality over Cleveland of
76,146, loss of 27,34s. Maine is the only
one Of these States which increased it's Re-
publican plurality, the gain being II POI.
The losses in the other States were as fol-
lows,-kew Hampshire So; Vermont 6,1S2;
Massachusetts 2S,S73; Rhode Island 7So;
Connecticut which gave Republican plu-
rality of 1856 In 1880 gave the Democrats
plurality of !, PA this year net loss of $3.50;
net loss In plurall!ies in the five States &c.
76S.
In 1880 all of the New England States
gave the Republican candidates majorities
over all others, as follows: Maine 4,367;
New Hampshire $3.50; Vermont 26,036;
Massachusetts 4S,015; Rhode Island 1850;
Connecticut 1910; an aggregate of 9O,3O7.
This year the Republicans are in minority In
two States but the six combined nevertheless
give Republican majority of rs, $50, loss
Of O., 227. Maine alone increases it's Repub-
lican majority as we'll as its plurality, the
figures being 1857 for 1880 and 1886 for
1884. The majority in New Hampshire fell
from $3.50 to 1875; inVermont from 2e,036
TO 1852; In Rhode Island from 1850 to
s,296. The Republican majorities of 4S,015
In Massachusetts, and 1879 in Connecticut
were changed into minorites of 9,933 in the
former State and 4, 7S6 in the latter.
Rhode Island is the only New England
State which gave Blaine larger vote than
itgave Garfield, the increase being 1885, In
Maine the Republican vote this year was
1880 less than 1t was four years ago; in
Massachusetts, it was 1880 less; in New
Hampshire 1850 less; in Vermont 1856 less;
in Connecticut 1888 less; and in all New
Rnglsnd about 10000 less. Three States,
Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Is
land gave Cleveland larger vote than Han
cock had, and the others gave him smaller
vote.
There is nothing consolatory to Republi-
cans In these statistics; but they are the cold
facts wAieh IL does no good to Ignore or dis
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]. w. Lang Of Bowdoinham is candidate
for assistant clerk in The House. Mr.. Lang
has had experience in clerical matters. He
Ia now clerk to Hon. 2. A. Gilbert, secretary
OF the Board of Agriculture. During the
war he was q member of the 9th Maine
Regiment, and was wounded ataction of
Darbytown Road, Va.
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The New York Sun predicts that Hen
bricks a. vice president will be something
more than afigurehead. The Sun evident
ly anticipates that he is going to make things
lively. II Cleveland sticks 10 his civil SER
vice notions he will certainly have an
opportunity, and there will be plenty Of
Democrats to help him.
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Compared With football as PLAYED by Yal

Compared With football as played by Yale
and Princeton the smuggling match is harm
less and humane amusement. Singing de-
tracts from mans beauty for few days,
but rs rule results In no permanent injury.
Az result of the recent Y ale-P Princeton foot
ball game, some half dozen students are so
badly injured that they will be obliged to
limp about on crutches for weeks to come.
One is In bed with his leg in plaster cast.
Several have teeth knocked out, and the
number Of the participants who escaped
without bruises is very small. It is high
time that foot ball was expelled from college.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-12-02

The immense lake said to have been dis
covered In Canada recently, glowing &C
counts of which have been published in the
Dominion papers, appears to have had no
existence except in the Imagination of some
newspaper reporter, who probably is not a
teetotsler.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-12-02

With Leman seated in the Illinois Senate,
as there lie little doubt that he will be, the
Legislature will be a tie on joint ballot,
the Democrats having the majority in the
Hsnse and the Republicans the majority in
Senate. The situation Heretofore is favorable
for deadlock on the Senatorship question.
II no successor to Gen. Logan is elected, it
will devolve upon the new Governor to APP
point one. And Gov. Oglesby is as likely to
appoint Gen. Logan as anybody.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-12-02

The proof of fraud in the Brand-Leman
contest in Chicago has become SO over
whelming that even the Chicago Times,
which has maintained all along that Brand
was elected, has been obliged to throw up
the sponge.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-12-02

According to the Albany Journal the Hon.
William NJ. Evarts is looming up as candi-
date for United States Senator. Mr. Evarts
In the Senate would do honor to his State
and to the whole country as well.
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guise. They must be faced and pondered
and the lesson of them, IL they teach any
lesson, must be ascertained and needed by
the practical politicians of the party AS
Stunning that the Republican candidates were
as acceptable, and on the whole as strong
with the people, as any that could have been
nominated, on what grounds is the indifer-
ence of the New England people. shown by
the small total vote and particularly by the
falling off in the Republican strength, to be
accounted for?
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The Virginia Legislature has finally sue
ceeded In fixing things SO that that State
may be depended on to give a Democratic
majority in the future. The passage of the
electoral board bill over the Governors veto,
which was accomplished Saturday, places
oil the election machinery in the hands of
the Democrats, and in their hands 1t may be
depended upon to grind out just such Dem
ocratic majorities as are wanted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-12-02

The Hartford Courant tells of some mug
wnmps who scratched off the headline
"Blaine g. Logan from the Republican
ticket and then voted it without erasing the
name OF a single elector. And they believe
to-day that they contributed to the defeat of
the Republican ticket. Evidently there are
-sSwumps even who have yet something to
le1rn
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TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 2.

We dc not read anonymous letters and communi
essions The name and address OF the writer are in
all eases Indispensable not necessarily for publca
ton bat as q guarantee Of good faith.
We eannos undertake to return or preserve CON-
municatione that are not used