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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
RAfLWAY NOTES FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug THE Chicago representa-
tv,s Of he Ines IN the an poo this AZ crn on In
vca ~ the fact tina, the notice Of Withdrawal 10y the
Addison Topeka and San Re Company expires on
Aari. "a II was resolved % main ain rates until sep
tmb.r % when the CONN ltte trans VI -sOuri bust
De-. wi report.
meeting Of the Chicago and ST. Louis
p,ol lines was ned today to consider
us notice of Withdrawal Of the Illinois Central which
sSr.r.. on August 10. Pnd further glrati0us Tor
IA, MT of existing difficulties au extension of the
MOTTO. to .ep enher ~ CUusc TED o..
A upe M of he Tran cO tlpn al Assertion mas
boz called ~ assemble a Saratoga N pie un ., the
o. b.lore he notice OF Withdrawal BY tne Atlantic ami
Thr s,1f~lt6,s II ID. Tuns Line poo to-day con
unIeI tie cOnsid ration Of the qur.u'. or ?
ceniafos referred 10 them by comm s'i t hk ' hleI
mntier b.iue The claim hy the Grand limR Com
JanY Hh Increased PEE cm ng Inc ANU ilM7 hia ~
MN aHail and f0. wafded 90 ere commissioner Inc
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cited yesterday over quarrel between Df oliver ~
Jones Of cold spring, aed Mr. Sheppard Editor o. tho
village weekly Df Jones controls two opposite papsrs
In Tho village ana accused Sheppard and others WIZ
deffaudns him onl 81 some valuable sand lots In cod
spring liafbof sheppard got the beat Of tho Journals
pafd ir met the editor The 0i0a yrstoflsy M"
began 10 lummel hin, Friends inrrferad an inc toh
haantH were separated, but not uni the editors nose
bled ana his garments were torn both the men no
eined 10 speak about the ma ter Afterwards, anu ~
doctors friends sorry that he acted 40 hastily
Sheppard intends 10 bring suit against the doctor Tor
assault and the loss Of bis clothes.
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1HE GorlRN0RS rAc4TI0N

ALBANr Aug. 7.-Governor Cleveland, his
iiend and physician b.. Samuel y Ward ana private
ee'ieaty Lamont drove b. the depot Of the u lAw"fe
sad Hudson Railroad this afternoon. Ther the Gov
emu and Df Waid took train ~ the norihward The
eevf fuof viii Stop night at plattsbug ana proceed
W hrs destination the Prospect House Upper ssianar
beuhinedan Essst Ceuh Y, Tomorrow lhr leHsth v
PIE 10y enc woods s not DO mined, but u s likely
10 vi trmaiH Al least q fortnight
lie frri uf acceptance viii pfenahif hni hr Issued
nht biz ifu. AtaH Che eailrfa sn the Govern ihia
hefAA- " 80 MaFGf Carer Harms % ~ t4leaee, a
ssAaiY itapels NJ hi1by, 9i heW fpiA, and T. AiaAi
tsA VI htu-Jsiay
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nlAA nlllcLhA lhAl4rfD.

rfttpanrna. Wa Aug. Tho Grand Jury
,s brsn iny .sueanhs thr rausrs whom led :" ihr
failure f tho rian.fs anl Mso anlrH ha'h' with 'eW
"a ,.rftaiu WHISTLER mol suy 'Hiha} IL ia'hTH 10
~, asefs irdaY fuuud pissentpcns cot i"i'ny astnal
4. omaa NhUu cashier ". Nhfls' ielrfl J"'A
htck with, boohk rprri ahd Toe m'a''me'""i as'Nat
i L. Young prrs dent II b IA ker, Vice president ana
Holm &. Drake, director. . ., ..-.
Thomas Why - " w. WHITE and John heekNit IN we're
arraed he ore Mayor jarrett this evening on prhch
warrant ISIS ed by judge T. NJ. MANI, ~ Tue huslhs
torl They were s,n Tor uial O. "a october I'm .,
the Hust rs e. ur' aud Released on Dil Oh
~ 800 lUI his dppca ance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

Tho morning train on IN hwirn lh'hnwWnl ana
We tern Railroad yesterday broulht from Moxcp. Pr
InsM aud orwell. y Y. party OF Tot children with
light heart nad heavy bundles A. the ferry boat rom
onokep r. ach,d inc foot ~ Hnrruy-t the chIdrru''
yoiccs could bee hcirl above the surrounding du and
unuf imp tcut mothers OUTSIDE IN waiting room VINO
had been there hir hour could hardly DE restrained
from Going on the boat n search Of NOR tile ones A
nh. youug traveller. marc rd Oh c boat they burst
lulO song and thr ner n which 10" thoru- on
NJ rrhiIg through Georgia" sung best lessed
their happiness TWO cOl0red bOys who went with the
party were by young cJlDred man. whose dcIglt
az seeing them back so well ana happy, was scarcely
less expressive than their pleasure at meeting Their
loved himself Rolling his eye, and uu-glng one leg OF
HIS Irtaud he condensed his fOrWg - pleasure iu The
single word: Lo-' one boy,N no was carefully carry
ug large bundle, sail rnatt contained some pota-
toes apples aud eggs" one little ri W - hariy known
bv the m ,uudry who had sent her ntl the country 80
much cu anged mad Sc become bg gOl fOld and pure
ar. The party under tue care ot Mr. Thompson, OF
OrduAe, y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
JAZZ GoULDS CLUBHOUSE DESTROYED.

NEWPORT. Aug. s.-Jay Goulds elegant
O,r.house ON CbarIess Island opposite Milford. was
burped this morning large party of the steam yacht
men held banquet there TINS aiternoon' ouV al W Wv
whrn the flames were severed. H.. o-,,i,
The fire supposed to have been OF ncendary orEln'
The loss 8 about 10000 T., 49,. ,o.-o
Another report tho building burned IL ule lL''
n1orcuped hotel owned by woman OF waterbury, Co'
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KELFER.S SrCCEsSOR NAMED.


CLEVELAND, Aug. THE With district
Republican convention was cale ell 10 orier TINS
evening aud ballOtag resumed Inc yotig coh-
truod without change until The 57ih ballot,
an which the Cl.rk Count, delegation wi hdr-w
Zinc mann. OF Canaan Bu-lueu who de'eatc' General
Eeflr In the primaries. and cast i3 vot'- for john
Ti.tle Of CIR en- County This was siilclen 10 nom-
atr and the contest wa. thus ended Ih' nomi ION
was made amid the W ld 80 confu. on At
~ conclusion n which General Kcfcr md
4pe,, h. dccl ring That On mas Of The people in fhe
district 1nroecd h .oufse. amt With th4 know dsr he
,uIi bo Iapuv Kci'c's county could a any time h1ye
.ccnr "a Nil nomination but ne eg'tOn wa chosen
f,,o ba sneaker. prrsou1 enemies. who were deter
mined 10 compass 10 defeat 40 any cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
4 nrESrLoN lOR ia NonLKA I0 AN.ULR

10 me Razor Of me IrtbHne'
SIR, one argument used 10y Mr. Schuz IN
thu city on Tuesday evening That any sane man
would admin that the Republican parry would some time
cea.e 70 exit ana that the present time 10 nm r s
app AIRED he most appropriate for lie (draadedl chse
A. Mr. schufz must time pass away wonii u nor
b. following his argument u very app y i"' a ou
~ nd like .olrit, O. tak- their Il ght can YOU
10, ~ 800. al, mis- subectl
brs,tiDt. A ugtiSt q, 1854
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rp,,stttDJtc rptrFrtrFg

Among the passengers who arrived ON the
America Of tl, Nn.lonn. lne. }e.terd}. wet T. WOOD
uiin. r.. pr. g. Brown .n' family. h., dor nfnk y
,ar,.rfrH.v.G q H,.s. the lev ! n. liars. hr
WuoIsey Johnson T. A. Nj chcl David NHIs ~ y
paasrorp q f. Polk in e. shea. ~ j. " Ray T. y.
V.u Ul o. aud o. q. NHnfrIt and pniil. -
On fhe nhI siur of tn. French uhe nom ia,t. "r
u.urv f. t,t.pn Gabriel Ialfe, lihr'I N'iNl Hei
t,ras 90 b., Glrsa Giovanni 1lUlsl Aibru io.'sh
81 ALAN fagraud nnd twelve nous
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THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Aug, For New-England.
cooler cloudy weather aud local rains, variable winds
becoming northeasterly. higher barometer
For the Middle Atlantic states cooler cloudy weather.
ard local rains northeasterly winds. higher barometer
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley coo er far weather
except in the northern portion local rains and partly
cloudy weltncf. north 10 east winds hIhor baromeer
For Lower Lake region. cooler clo1oy wcafir ana
local RAM, north q east winds higher barometer
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AETROTHAL or MISS nACGAK.

NAPLES, Aug. miss Eva hackay, daughter
sse California millionaire, 10 betrothed 10 NJ Coonnal
UP eseutatiKe VI the well known family Of COOnua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
GENERAL LOGAE'S MOVEMENTS

General Logan, accompanied by Chairman
s'hss aHd secretary Fessenden, OF the National Repnb
mean Committee, and several other friends yesterday
ssat on beard the steamer Cyglus and went to New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

John A. wiss. Republican, 10 have the ksepsr % NO
Rolls NJ the Virginia Legislature strike eut The cehsres
sohai Reapportonment act passed ~ close msi.,iy
fused Today BY tho supreme Court OF Appeals at WJthsr
gtii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
ARarsrryG mEuBERs ora SALVATION AMY

A party of men and women belonging to the
salvation Arm, Gl e'cl upon hr steis OF lhe bI'oA}u
fty Hail Inst evening and began singing hymns without
IA sing hermit lrom thr Ml or Tn. poll arrested
Me-. Natuo Atiu.. ase niuctrc1, of no. 80 'ii'k' ST.
Mss flvpia rloee't ng' thirty I've, "t mo rlue .u
her. Richard to.vrr Nh .rt' -rfht, of No '' I'l
t,rr.,, aud VI rhurI W.Krr %, usr four. Aett dri
.fl. h. ir. 900 full; Irur.e D. buII "if hrf I' IN,
,,a ana Inpue WIis use twenty .Htr 'I ni 70" @@l
.t,. - . whrr. tine Uar t..F Of tur Ifilun
Kan. ne situated 4l, ari .ho wn' win me pry
ya- allowed tY roh 'rr uni p 20 Il "a - pfy were
i,,a si lu u me- Washington 70. rri Police station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
LETTERS FROM BLAINE AND LOGAN

The following letters have been received
from the Republican Presidential candidates By the
Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps
BAR HARBoR, Me-, Aug l. 1884
Robert D. Miller, esQ.. Ncir York.
DEAR SIR: thank you for your encouraging WORDS
and beg hat Won will express 10 the members OF the
Ninth Warl Pioneer Corps my high appreclat on OF the
honor they have conferred by making Inc a member OF
their body. Very truly yours,
JAMES G. BLAINE.
WARRINGTON, D C., July %, ISL
Robert Miller. esq., sccrefdrU 49,
Ny DEAR SIR: On my return from he rein' on OF inc
c. A Il. n MINNEAPOLIS I'm your letter informing me
If ny Ell ion Oriry mrmbcrof the Nnta war;
Pioneer COrps Please express 10 the members OF IN,
corps nv ackuow dgment OF the honor confrrr d ana
NV sincere for their both Individually ana
club Trusting may hear OF tire 81 Give Work ol
the Pioneer Corps during the campaign
remain yeiy truly yours,
ions A. LOGAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IT., iagr.h ihow bu,ns,l v.hshoni eat, dr ~ H
ofnehe, fh' sYeaissw mo. pyf h'hon' ihs 7i me .
illts
ne ,ara ion. niostsi 'hsruI etc 81 u d
nut Pharmacy aIs Broadway
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oBfrrARY NOTES.

IT. LON. Mo, Aug THE Rev. J. o wilson, p''"
M later Of The Methodist Church south, Is dead
age Il U-rl-hL IA,
PfrEHsBr lG, Va, Aug. 7.-Leroy Roper, the "'u''.
tobacc mist here aud onr Of the oldest merchahI "u
last Al snt age seventy six.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

Al nsnners hes, rs',fal, 10 ,ns '" ''"p''sA
NfN'fNeN7 CONS CO. itA tuii1n.st
Polincai haansr.' tiass saa rs,.sn.'
-, y s',isti.l Dy HnJEN 4 AHAliAAi Atusts
h''' hu.nr ii Old Reliable Headquarters sinea l1Al
lampaisn HAMMER aRa uulnt 90,
40 Ncsry It aud iai bfaAasag
Wan nur \ oil hauBaf Rooms aud Portrait Gallery,
Patent Waterproof Openw orb Net Banners.
Handsome aud durable Nsr assgna sols Manufacturer,
inter lgters patent lntrnssnents will be prosecuted
Ar.lsue portraits aud campaisn sllupLaeals
NJ n. LEVY a Co. ~ WO0ster-sI
Ar.iic Mel Banners Eles@at portraits newest designs
l. u O'kkIEN Co. artists,
40 Broadway AMI 81 East l5Ssss
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TRfrrvr Orrics. August al a. m.-The movN
ment lu the baromcte Yesterday VIVA .l-htly down.
ward Cloudy weather prevailed. AM .O2 ncIraof ram
fell The temrcraturc ranged between 80 and ~ tho
average opi4 being "a lower than tn correspond
ING day ast So. r.. and l1s lower thtn ON W dn siN
Partly cloudy ruu warmer weather may De cApooiol
to-day In this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
JESSIE yOEIe
Lo,poy, Aug. 7.-Jossie Noics, the actress
died .n-IIV

/, asla yoHas wa mo NJ an English family ~ '''
and sisfrfs composing vaIiHnoVu dr'm'i' ''ip'.l
which played 90 tho broadest isuos The iW''3 WV
tho, were beet known wee upirs ni t'n hi'N'h' '
utiYina rus" Y pt msda lhrif ifat alP'Ri h'' ~
lille city about ton y aee ai ihe Nh"H -l'''
fre.tte auI hY thalt rnvaf errH. snl hlat"h' hN''
'n.rt.d tn auaau4 touu|alii.. thr nH-liHl u'-
many taa pf4u. lralY diruiHauitrd 10 .'.t ~
Ia, tnatHnEr col tiuaih4 ahd ihr drHh 90. '''.'.'
-int. t.al tur th. uayr not trrn a.fh 100 'Nl' .
L. De- hes contracted rfu aui asnr here "N 'A' "N
.luu 0f htI Wall Boo bile ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
TuE TIMES ON CLEVELAND.
mu.r THE NETWORK TIMEs THOUGHT on
opoyER CLEVELAND IN 1883.

sxtl NOT STAND COMPARISON WITH ooNfhNo"
ooasRiI.p-"H uMBud PREfKNsloNA' IN W.,
o.un TO MIR. MuRTHA's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AZ NR.MoUs "JoBp BECAUSE on THE lMFu"
~,,x,rvs OF THE IRVING HALL DEMOCRATIC
MANAGERS" haa ,hs ~.
tox DAVIS ago The Ne,c- York Tunes hau VI. W
,.asal hardihood to assert that "thns iar no'nns
s'. ,aI.a nretence and Misrepresentation nave
- -. s,rr,shed as a basis for attacking "oVernor
u,e.,a,and,s nublc record" THE TRIBUNE there-
~, oessctually closed The Timess mouth ana eA-
upa the wanton falsity of its assertion 10y
,ba simple process OF cal'ihs -;
IT,. 20 the witness-stand. In the two eul-
rial articles which we reproduced from tu"' pa
w. = fell foul of Governor Clevelands puonc
,ocora IN the most uncompromlsing hiauuei
T. oxcoriated him for signing what IL styieo
"tbe infamous aaueduct measure" going so Lar sS
20 avov that "the people ,cH gre up ther Ja" " ~"
-, Intentions Of Governor Clereldnd MS eoui SC
=, rooard 70 another measure it characterized as
" obou, N, eheapest and scwriest trick Even =" '''o
-, Io,.,r;oed statesman" To-day we PRINT '''ui
..ao+s % similar nature from Inc AmesS eui-
,or;.I mage of last summer If The Tunes was rlsnV
- Tho, time in its estimate of Governor CleVelanu
hIic record then its present support OF MN Is
nnorh attempt to show what 1t knows OF sei-stul-
,i6cation. o. free trade, free trade wha' solei'
sopIts are committed in thy nsmel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

NJ Richard ana Sullivan ais Broosyn while At work on
anew building ~ No, Al South Niaih'st, yesterday,
IrIl llpn fth Atnff window and Instantly klled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

AGNEW- WFsTON-Ausuuh at Yonkcr+ \. Y, by us
iss. talhr4.th Perry. ~ ga tiuo o. Toward Agh'" p"
Marion VI daughter uf Nj Edward Weston.
Washington papers please copy.
.fL,MORr -JANE~-Augnsl o. ia 40 Authon Memorial
, Church bv the Rev lIrb'r Srwton joan Mckee fls
more formerly Liverpool, England 20 Martha khs"ay,
daughter " DR. D. II James of tins CIV
KANE-NrCu rcHEON elns-lay. August .. lS-i a.
nor resdrncr }3I East lgOh 81, by the Rev george II.
Smytb Matthew kane TO MIS- Catherine McCutohoon, Doth
OF thsclty.
No cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

THE VIRGINIA REAPTORHOSMEN A0E
LYNcHBuRG, Va, Aug The petition Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

Iinnl. Kidney and Lycr Remedy ma, saved hundreds
who have boon given MP 10 do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

ARRIVAL or rur CELTIC rte White star atclmI
Celtic arrived ry tbia morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
THE REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY IN CHATTANOOGA,

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. THE county election
to-day was the exciting that has occurred since
the war. This city poei nearly $500 votes Al tas
districfs except two give the Republican candidate
majority OF seventy, r. pub lean loss OF 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

KILLED ~ FAILING From A HOUSE
A carpenter named Henson, age twenty-five
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

TttE sEMisWEEkLN iRln'NE.
pace IN wfapnpf ltpaiV iuf mthns ffH'a per Coy
q tuuf ms e tnh iutfrs aHi 80 fthN ffb
f''~s' ~ - ''7'' fiit tAtHrah 500 tus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
ARRrsriye 4aE oki1HOMo fSrR0DERs'

foraoo IN witness The ra~s ~ ths steam Yachts fhs
patty returned ~ The city last evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
60. rr. W.. VOL TNmss. Mav 2l. lss9

IfGovern1r Cleveland! profits by an ~ n %srk 10
WI One of these mistakes is pointed out u MN III
me al forcibe manner by the puOhean t ~
ss re1ilrmeu 80 pomtdy crtii'se the Go. t,
fsoiishiy spoiled good case ne ,rfbo,a takimg
~ ,,,Is 10 M them 10 the facts And when 10 "a W.
fect W.. ia u his htnbtg Preen'oas o,o az 6;e ~
aLytL,,s nre eminent and shining tnest" me Jill
sr5ich he b1d n0fued him from cOHSider0ttoss Pp'8
soiuca he simply made the weapo1 n mo sratnst
for awnany rather than equally eHecuNo "Sa"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
r,orn m, Ye,c. YORK 1Imes, june 4, lssS,

p,oya IN, Neuc- York Times June a. 1852, -.,,a ~
,o-srnor cleveland TO appreciate tu 'rys
Ioncr ar spnroya which followed bis predece -soI
ovrhor Cornes vigorous exercise OF me y has NOT
uPy',.J 6is boIdnsss in other respects me supply u
Of his wear wa exceptionally TENS
IN a contained very oDlec tS
um enpro or ated was S626,OOO, ana tie tculs
vetoed amounted $3.50 7o4 36 Ihers Is or ~ 10 see
=. G,rs,1or C0r1aelrs action. IN u.e ~'D., ,,;,,0
Gor,rnors s,alaiion Of his predecessor eose " 'S
,p he supply bill IS only moa"d'ey S"''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

CnNna
Acc,rdny o. the prezentment o. r. Unl,I 9 dsnf
Go In y the Ludow street ia Il hthy ana luue'cnV
a. vond adequate desc ipu'n. II s"aIns VIII ' %, H.
= a. nesftle Itial W TIA nOsOmeness. Ire po', 81 ~
.,,,nent in nrief N Ike ~ much mo ~ ~ 10"
an mi n Inc uri -oners by system pr y UIPi
@ ,yhieh tine inmates are Ce into lu Ing rAe-P
s {rou dsciplinr ana procuri g eKpenivo pyl gs
g., - kcep re- Inoxic ding drinks are ieauly PV
@ 49, 1ad nrisoners have been tIk'n from ~ J'li
San I'm "a dru ken condition Inat The jail 'h'u ', -
90 a A. to n. taken for anicd IN tucoWf ~, rWry
n,r,fs,a 4. Increased bB am increase ~ nc PoPHl,o,
-. r,dt,r Sfrref boarding. house. In ms "Ds" a.
LH ,ras p1ssed by the Deglshlufo NJ I'M
Last session providing for the rcmoN9 w ,le cons I'm
,,soiers Tor whose accommodation in separate to.l, m
ihe iombs Az might not be possible TO protlIe uuu,
uret.nce of humanity TO the poor prisoners - , M
,n,or 9fresi are taken from tho Iombs, where my
,oi b,ve -sparatr cells. and lodged ~ Sherl aNl n
uolse where thcy are even worse on lnah -
Tbs Ibs bHl mas fcssediVtH ne iHcrftg me n"ttV
Isf,eufon and purpose described ~ lhf t"'N D
,,e lc ,cqRrc iras signcd by NE 6OrcTnOr ~ Wps Is
s,ggs he proicd 0f Dtsfric Attorney Uchcg" on" ~
"orer.or as o,ily ,forBcd faH he fdcts whch W'
,rrs bsf9rc HIN Nercrihccss. VcidinG Ia me WP" e,i
ann, Trriug TTnH Democratic maud9Crs, Wh2'' iIYYI
s,puorf,r sheriff DaciiSoH a. ~ signed nc Oi 1I" &
ior Siysef JoH Il beiug rOrkcd tOddg d Pot"c" i',
f,y me enrichment NJ poiicdl gauH II hth un' tus'
Tho iaE r.huuac ana ltH corrupt hldhhk'h'"' WV w.
GU MY uycfhaulcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
DIED.

Al notices Of Marriages must be btiOri'I 10Th ts9
nam an / ddiyess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

DOCTOR AND AN EDITOR Fl6HTING.
Huntington, Long Island, was somewhat ex-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24
OVER TUE STATE.


Towsnda dedicated new Christian
church last Sunday.
Rev. DIR Phillip Krohu, OF Atchison,
has gone u work again with the pre-
hibiIionists. He was only out about ten
days.
Some of the Kansas politicians are
approaching the conclusion that they
would rather be lett than railway com
missioner.
MIR. Allen b Lennon, of the Newton
Republican. wants to know of it isa't
time for somebody to nominate Col Dan
Il, Anthony for somcthing.
The new mayor Of Topeka has his eye
on man who is quariered at the stde
capital for the purpose OF buying corn
for a large disiillery at Peoiia,
The first thing ihot Marshal NJ. Muir
dock does when he tears The wrap from
an exchange Is u see whether il says
anything sweet about the Eagle u puiTs
Henry G sIuss.
The abti.prohibition pies OF Kansas
having vacated every store room ia To
pekI, will proeesd, az soon as the wealth.
or win permit, to sow blue griss tae en-
tire length of Kansas avenue.
BY the way, did the Glucose Admire
ton Society of Kansas send a delegae
20 the sorghum convention in session
at st. LOUSY This inquiry is respect
fully addressed 10 the president OF the
orgauizalion, d. Webster Wilder.
The Troy Chief, in commenting upon
the outrlges committed 10 the Office OF
the Frohibilionist at Leavenw rth
says, the man who did that act Viii DC
more to give prohibition boom than
st. John ever did. just keep it up, aad
even Leavenwortf aill seol become 5
prohibition city
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24
A STATESMAN MANrEp

The Marion Record, IN discussing the
question of high taxes, makes some
very sensible observations on the un-
hIs,nesslike and foolish way We have Of
assessing property al about one.fJrrth
It's real value:
why, Marion county IS assessed AT
less than three millioa dollars and yet
We ventu' G 10 say II could not be bought
for hittn million. Now. instead Il
heiag taxed 1--WE dollars GA ihs bundfea,
on our pSeseut laluauon, suppose we
paid one dnliar on the hundced ON our
tTus SaIgatlon, wouldn't u be beltsr all
around? wouldn't fleet the amGunI
VIC pay but il would give the county u
much heltsr sianding abroad, and il
would stop great deal Of thought ess
grumbling at HON :, The Kansas ststes-
man who will devise good plan OF tsx
alton 10 take the place OF the hum bug
system We are now hardened with, viii
be entitled 10 front seat"
The present system encourages public
dishonesty. Take, for instance, Atchi
son nuntY 1t has city with a popula.
tion put down al $4,000. 1t has, per.
haps, 10000 more people than there are
in Lyon county. and yet lis property wa
assessed last year at less than that of l4y,
ON county, end It gets off by paylug q
smaller amount Of the state tax than
paid by this county. All this IS wrong
unequal aud unjust, and as the Record
says. the man who applies tbs remedy
vii b. entitled T. front seat.