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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
SENATOR SHERMAN SURE OF OHIO.
, oor,xc ror 4 HANDSOME MAJORITY-THE OUT
LOOK GROWING BRIGHTER.
rrr ~.P ApH To rHF rRIBVNE1

,oor,xc FOR 4 HANDSOME MAJoRrY-THE OUT
look GROWING BRIGHTER.
my TELEGRAPH To THE rRtBUNE.l
cS,yrNcFIrID. Ohio Sept. 11.-The wlgwam
,.et,nc on wednesday night has given strong local i'm,
mise TO the Republican cause Captain n l. Bu-hn'l'
urecd tne importance OF personal work 10y indvd "a le
pubicans lie sad: "Whout work we ON do nothing
hut with woik we can surmouut ali difficulties; In re-
fore urge upon you the necessity OF continuing the
work that has begun. The glorious news from Maine Is
inspiring As Maine goes SO goes TIC Union West VII
GINA will soon fall into line VITA Republican victory
and Ohio will rolf up October majority for thc narE
Of freedom, the parry % protection TO American lndus
tries and labor OF 5000 to 10000. and at the
close OF this contest In all concS, OF the past VIC
tory viii perch upon the Repub can banner
senator sherman said this morning thai Re" weeks
ago he could have given no opinion i"Nor"Oo o. o''''
wise as tic pol outlook in Onio but now having
been ABOUT among the people al STATE ana cnhty Idlr'
and at mas meetings. he Is confident that Tie HcPAo
cans will carry Ohil IA october by handsome mJ" n.y.
The Senator fully aware that the Democrats were
making quiet but -orous ST hunt all along tAc h'
and In all quarters to capture the large ol vote with
money AMI Other corrupt app snces; but as the kopoO
cans were becoming fully aroused to the Importance OF
this fact AID The stua ion IN general Inc iad no d'uO
"a TO the result He hal positive kho"I-
edge OF the fac that the prospects, OF tae
Retnllicaus ia Ohio wcr, growing Bright daily
Tae Democrats VII have thoi first gree, demo s'auch
in Ohio al columbus. IN September -. II vii bc
satherinro' Cleveland and Hendricks e. lbs, AID III
rnanc gers making ~trenuou. cnor 10 lduc' me
san" cary has ceased making tcmpe'a ncc speeches
md Is about % take a stump iOr the - ~
rally al lebanon next Moudey special trains VIII DC
run from 'mCnnati 9uI ai)ac M lnt1, ,, Candidate
John F. ~iula, nf Uty Oh, thr X pu''ltdu ca '""l'
fr on ore.s iu tuc INti District. oueccstd No't
md a m m of hieh character with -ood stan I'm IS @h
attornev He IL good organizer and will make lively
drew Wi SON. ono u the st &C w. aid irGoeaa,
Democratic tar crs - Clinton county, Ia' rch1,t''
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NATIONAL CAPIIIL TOPICS.
AZ >cprpuryT ,RoIT IMMIGRANTS.

WAsnrXcrov. Sept. 11.-Mcs~rs. Taintor and
st.,en,on. New-Yor, Commissioners Of Emigration aAd
cpiativc- Of the North German Lloyd and White
sar lteamsIip lines w,r. heard ~ Actire cr iAly OF
the Treasury French to-day, relative 20 the LANDING OF
immi.rants IN thl- country The repres ntu'es of the
steamship lines asked percussion To land st'crie" p's
eeng.rs o. Castle Garden. there 10 We eXi-n 10 deer
mine who may he pIuu rs ,onyicfs or fanatics. Tie
steam. hi, men cxuic- tac;~' VoS rs wise 20 tin
such migrants or indemnity the Government Tor any
expense incurred iu their supppr' or return lhc com
oucrs agreed TO ibis pro- o> on. An lurf VII u'
issued iu few ta~s n ori1g co lor'o- o. TIC agree
mont II other sezfr.i lirce 20 not or fO su'-
lar agreement the crmni- 'o1cS vii enforce ih' law
providing for th- }Iu a oi eri ans beio lihd-s
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the color viii return to his cheek, and The gI, :.

In quoting from Senator Edmunds .bo H.,
HGjpG Inadvertently perhaps makes prori,efssN
passage that il should study. Mr. rGmnnI
Harper tcstifes, has not allowed himself 10 "a. %
well of Nr Blaine There is one csplauatio,,n,' ns
that which we presume is sufficient II "a tb.t ~
Blaine Is not lawyer. Bat Mr. Edmunds saws. M
"Whatevpr dOnbts or di1icultie4 may sn,bos...-
orr c0untrymen here or elsewhere ID he T,;sSss
States il seems % me that IN ne present atfitn1oo
political affairs the dcfcat OF tie Domocrai;c 80,
is a need fairly paramount 20 any other r.coga
nize fully the liberty OF belief 81 opinion and =,
action that belongs TO citizenship. II is InrIo'
mental part OF creed, and none Of us can fal y
feel the great responsibility that results from tt,,
freedom
When we consider the deep state Of pam tb,,
Harper has to endure because Mr.. Blaine Is not a
lawyer and therefore has not the PRIVILEGE ~ 90
gaging in private business when in public life--a.
great constitutional lawyers interpret for hon
selves and the corporations that their clients
sorry the able editor did not think IN time N
preach from the above text. The position "A
Wdrper that Cleyclands virtues are so rare md "a
great that We mHst overlook tie crimes Of tbs
Democratic party for his sake, IS a shade 100 ptigi
n he aTuUsruE
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IRISHuEN foR ELAINE IN CHATHAM
A sLANDrR oN : LIVELY AND GROWING CAMPAIGN
CLUB NAILED.

A SiANDlK \
CLUB NAILED.
To the razor u The TribWHc.
SIR: In your issue of Sept. appeared a no.
tce of the oie:nlatou 81 Iude cndent Blame and Lo-
gan cub az hi, pace Tie Nuc Tori. WORTH o! sept 4
couts med the following statements:
Much molrm crl has been excited hy The report pub
lis.r lu fhe hOscpttrn IElrIN t1a Eid lr a.e 10
gan club has been formed acre with uedry hiiy mem
lcI-. I4e ftcs are I at Lou Faln, ".p wa az
beaten ior tic ndte year ago, mdd' l'sP. al
tempt to o.saa ~ Elaine cl 3, onr ng all sorts ~ ln-
duCcmtuts 10 all VINO WOhd e"t i. 'hy seven ieI' '
were yIceen al Inc "hcetin, ~Ad one u these Win
drew DO dsrns,.
IAscy.a..uyIc.cr 70 uo last club organized lcgc,
composed entirely OF -h Democrats AMI not 20 ai IN
dependent Icmoct-Ic Blaine AID logan c.b which
,r-a.iz here soon after Cleveland was minated.
uemb IT. o: oar club TIA. Tie WOrFs
.t,.y vas nauufa .ucI by local Democratic "bo.sc-o
hcIe They ST. IL tnuk they own the votes OF in-Amcn.
That one " ouI class is honest Only WI ~ he vote TIE
Democrat. ticaet and ina hc becomes scOlut u tAe
moment Dee y, tcs ans her.
reI..ruce lu. Of ogr c'ub ol Saturday '''n'{
Lat ic.0'u gas .. imoG>iy passed THAT Gle "a "a
stat. me i'm He W0,h should bc conf i'..e.e-. l"i
win therefore sos jbet -pea> boy authority. I-' lta.
iac IN regard 10 our OIF.-ll lion a," lhr .r- j
bong ciIen. LL lbs Iris. .el aa-
iahoring men here well elsewhere, wound NOT cub
M Jo fc ia,ul' offered theH by tr Democratic pirl ih
n0m.na ing Grover Ccye and, three o. as decided 10
start au o taulhLoh oil oar own .ms- IIry, tirp c
Cynu tnd ny. eff. We deuouHcr ds ba-r IaI~f hood
10 -titriDtI. that Mr.. r. cl ld any
tLlu4 Whatever 10 DO vita our AatO. Eycry man
ia il is AL freshman WHO ha. tct,forc voted tLe DoaO-
ciatlc tcA.t We organized AugI-t 80 with ln".uocr
sim, al tilrtt--iX Last saturday evening one week
Irr our number had increased 10 -iKt y-thIcc and
shall uuflnor 81 l.,si 10 members.
II ths Democrats Of This place INK N > us,
or A. one al the "ntc bosses said TAT street, buy
all 800 election Gay let them keep ilght Oh
with ther Insults. Cur oiuD u composed OF upiishs'
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ACLOsE CANE " TIE BAT.
TIE Nlw-yoEK5 HAVE TROUBLE ~ BEATING TIE
nErNnM NINL-NLmLK CONILals

TuF NIT-YOEN5 HAXI IEOtELE n bHAllNG TIE
DETROIT NGNE-oiutR CONTESTS.
A finely contested game OF baseball was
rlavrd , the Polo Grounds Sc terd between tne New
York aud Dctrsit League cubs. Toe game Wa unusually
Wen PLAYED end tho home club won Only after most
determined battle The batting was about even. while
t+e n,.aiug play ON both sides WAS almost perfect The
ooal cub iho ntst TO score, making one run Ia the
second inning. Dorgan got 70 ii st on muhed fly by
Uauliu went 20 -ccoud base on NckiunOn's sacrifice,
and scored on single inc by Richardson. In the hth
inning they again corcd, earning the ran. Hsulueon
made long, base ht, aud scored bit hy ta,
lu, The nine or. ii their u tue sixth i'll
ming IanIOn MAILING two ba-s-iit and scoring on a
tnr. b.rs 10 centre Held 10y Bennett Al dough both
clubs tined hand me cr c'tld add 10 us score u the re-
naming inning. The pitching and catching were *
crucnt not passed bah or wild pitch beng made. The
score wa Js fo lows:
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PREPARING FOR 4 GREAT MASS-MEEIING.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSg.l

AKRON, Ohio. Sept. 11.-PrcparationS are
approaching completion TO- the grca est RePnhl can
mass meeting ever held IN this part Of the county not
excepting e lannon's gathering preside" over by "eh'
Grant at Warren in lssO. The meeting viii b" held III
Pom ain Park on IN sday. Scriemb %. The speaking
Will take place in large tent that WI accoiamot'
10000 persons. while jhc grounds on siie repasi Tor
The 10000 visitors expected will be prepared by the
women OF Akron. The toIr RAILWAYS ccnring here VIII
run excursion trains bringing IN large parties from
Cleveland Wooster Canton. Ravenna. Kent, Alliance
YOUNGSTOWN. Ma,si1on. Ashland, NadswSth' Mehha
and Duyc-lou. IN. SPEAKERS who Will he present are
Genera. jon 4. Logan senator Ntlah J. / rye
General IS. II GiAsor, h. e. IAY or, William NchinlrH
sd A ; NctI.rr. There Will be botn aterEous ana
e,eni, meetings. aud preceding &c Later pr"coSson
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, nry1, PtrJC Civ4RD FyPOSED

FosromA, Ohio, Sept. l0.-A TELEGRAM 'nr,,, '.'
~. elyed by EA-ooy,ruor Foster yesterday 90 ,,,ro
announcing mat ,he Democrats at Ls'ner .,1 r,pa-
holding jolnncauon over the report tl"' " -, cover
dia ed BAiue and was out Tor cleveland Inc ma NJ.
nor Immediately depounc the report a,o IA ies.'
fnss lowarI Bilue ana Logan by roieteDee - "'
at toledo.
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~ CgrNTrFCL ~ ne rNTY.

CiAEpnN, Ohio, sept. lille Acr- ORR
gn..o. So $780, .,.-i. celia Dispatch from ti- - see
s;.ta, t.l. AH... i. Eidr. formrIy meu5,, OF
Cu~r.,. FROM tr- DISTRICT would not support blaine
I .,-p.'cIV .1.a.t into MANY Democratic Journals
Pc, Il..-s.rr, b.n- Laid upon the fact tha NE Ride
represented Syn pc-rss the. the banner fcorhcan
ii trc .f th. uuu and famous IN. hOme oi Gdtugs
- ti-raD.J ~. eddie rte, pO-iuF ", l"al te
IN ror,i a thc itH.s never o'e rr ~ q H N 2
h. art w continue Uufttcr'ng IN M MS aeg -nce 10
tn Republican rty and ITS caudidates.i
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C1rvrIANn,s rOrNnAROrT JOURNEY.

News Of roundabout journey by Governor
Cleveland 10 c'tch no app u,e Of Demo ras at "Aon-
part an receptions. c7ve1 os'ensiby 10 the Cove nor
o. IN. state ard nJ' 20 tho Democratic candidate i1r
Prosd,u,, cam. to De- Republican state COMMITTEE yes
te,lay Tie Governor & was stated, was 81 Geneva on
Tuesday. J. 3nl Geneva t. Albany by tls New York
Central r lvoad is 20Oo miles. TIE journey can DE
rrsde u six hour Iustca however, Of going dlrec "
70 Albany. ne started 20 the sou,hwct on the
FsV Brook Co p.y's railroad In the dire ton OF
Corring there visited cx C1nc-smIu Walker and then
pr ce.dcd to Albany by the Erie Railway AID the Dcl-
ware ana hudson railroad THIS involved Journey OF
275a miles. lie bad receptions al Emirl Naycriy,
owego Bn .halnjou, BhnbrIIse Soheneyus. Worcester
T. ~ Notc .ster AMI C0,dr,kh Republicans Vcre m
cuced 10 attend these receptions under a preteuce
that they wr- non-par,isau,' hut Ioy
quickly discovered that every reception was
or gwen 10 tn Democratic candidate for President
The Governor 70 is pl1u. lent himself 20 me dec" non
The visit 10 Lin 40, however was a failure resident
that ci said yt,t Iddy: Under tt Gau"t sntt OF
lieutenant Govern III some lJ,yOJ persons WIt
collected iHe fair grounds free rhhs We
run frou every di'ccu even rom = ~ V"nlt Yet
s. the Governor passed over The grouE There Voc as
many misses c,c-it FOR him Tue partisan affair
cos tie Demo. dto ~, ,OOO.'
A resident oI sd ..V Plains wrote 10 the stat" COM
rtfc: .'i.grI or ttse!a 4 passed through -erc TO-
d. or his .ar % Albany The reception dtirtc d Only
40 pr.fir |l. J-.ot and rally 0ir-hti OF I'm Wtio
2e pa .icsus el.,1cc Lld o.cuni.y prevailed
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WINNERS At CH.EDHooE TARGETS.

The Presidents match for the military cham
,.onsaip of tlc Ju.cJ -tatc, conc 1iri d., CI,co-
moor yesterday L. the first ST te, tue inst h', " gold
melaI sal ed 500, Was Won by C. ". Hin an. Of tie
OBJ Mas. ruu.c~, Regiment, w.-h s,p.. 90. % pol IT,
In Ac second stage, op.u oily 10 prH"mnrr' ln the
r.f ~tt-r. the TrZs IN. rt.tu.ipn-'p OF
America i ui YEA diam md badge valued tt 30,
was won Dos serge rJ JHti "t t.c Ia if" ltirh -
y t. e. y. T.. with Or iS points. Tie Ntr- prh
stale National Guard ch Ic~ itri h another Yrt ~
for the }i h, ga.uL a,cO.c OF Jul points lr ttA
Regiment won t- list ID vision Ntuo lal Guard nitch.
The second Division National Guard IN ten was won ny
the D{,! REGIMENT.
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nrescnt campaign as a Republican club. hut shoqh con
hnc It's action local affairs. The resolution OF t' oo
infor ~ cowrtesv mt the majority OF this committee
differed from the other o1e ana ana hot ltlvc IN
re ,lu,ion: consequently the Executive Commute Wv
have TO lay il before the ciuD OF can co's A"N
commend nothing
NEWS FROM TIE NATIONAL COMMITTEE
ITALIANS FOR BIArNE-vIEws OF EDWARD NC
PETERSON AND WILLIAM D. KELLEY.
Chairman Jones and the Republican NHtlohai
Committee received yesterday morning ueI's'''o"
representing the Italian voters Of the city Inc 'n"
man said that his COuntrymcn were eh'hu'l'S1' '''
MIXERS of Nh Blaine ami would give nm lh'I "'''9
support The mail brought number oil ehc"a''Sns
letters. Among them were great number Of requests
for the German campaign paper 100000 copies oil WHO"
will he issued this week letter irow Tracy 'llnc
sofa says: There tremendous bolt among the lSh
voters here This State will give Blaine and Logan h'1
less than 10000. There is absolutely no detection
among tire German Republicans"
Tdward Mcpherson said OF the Maine election: " the
large majority which Maine gave Is Wind c'uoh o. M
Blaine 1t shows what the people who i've near n'l'
and who have known him all the years of his puo"c o
think OF the changes which have been made against nun
Mr Blalue's own ward gave Republican MAJORITY VINO"
is without parallel in local politics. Ills own oOI.''
shows Republican gain OF about 800 since l@-. e
people of Maine have answered the atI"c"' ulo" -I'
Blaine With no uncertain voice"
William u. Kelley, of Pennsylvania the arHeh' au'o-
cate OF a high protective tariff wa7 one Of the callers
lie has recently been in Europe suNns tAc CO., ]
The working classes ia free irec count. -, itt
10 go bad thot ho sad; VII go n"'' ~, ~ r into
nv couutrymcu take steps when wi. lcai u0 mo
tue slough OF free trade. have been or tGc Hluu III
every canvass Tor MY year. s'''' "HV, i t III he
Ncucn and am going into the campaign dedln 10 l ''
l % ir ti,rri IN three ~ thc Nations OF Europe
will make my first speech at Flt1'NiS "cNt ''7-''
night. and want 20 speak after ti just %" oi Ten " my
play o.cano "l. dlio" me. IHe l',i' "l, ~ ,',c
home To- the American pcop w. q -,,, =" r,li1c
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EXTRA rorcnls on uEN AND THINGS
VIM, R,l,,.rd N N. Nelc.York Eztrr.

lrtrrt R7ig's1i IN Ths NerNork EI'rG.
II il probably true that right away after The nom
iuatjou of Cleveland there ght have been round
m ONO two or three dozen bc estimate - very b-
Grail citizens calling themselves Republicans, wh0
ay0wcd themselves ready 10 do something cNtraor-
binary nm the way OF promoting reform and who
adopicd the Hdrpa'9 UceHy and Lre,iRg io't and
IudfDeud,nt theory shat the Governor OF New York
coulJ be trusted 10 work ont 4 reformation. We
have not heard the names OI more than three >Lch
persons AMI they were all Al CINCINNATI, and a. az ?
OF uncertain politics, and they nave nor heen hed
of IN ,uy poiItlc.l association In forty days. We
.fe nor sure thai they -tii nyc; and n they hNNo
NOT died ma their sins, the probability is thd' 'h'y
from which th,, suffered fora icT days. a.l that
lie, have tulutG themselves toward the j. sht.
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oyE DAYS ufpaI>oyHryr FoR MrrDER.

Hartford, Sept. 11.-Louis Tracy, liquor
dcl el WHO, o. April 10, SHOT and instantly Killed
Goo. ~ Ltuc. q reach CAnAdI %. ~ add guilty 20 q
charge u a-s4ul. iu TO- superior Court to-day ald
sentenced 30 on. . e lnl comment anl 90 pay fine Of
$40 The th.otiuc was unniepilol1L Tracy and Ither
were "looA. e" over DoI Ter 300 slllIn. when Tracy
pic AeI u pstO uud yuln "a b. a. ltuerH heart. ie
pulled tie Ig-r aId Etuilr ioI dead The pistol had
been Otde To- target acLcc ~ bartender Without
1racy knowledge.
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TWO COMMITTEES AT ODDS.

There is q deadlock between the Executive
end Advisory Committees OF he Brooklyn Young &c uJ
bcan Club 1t Is feared that the cxp-c cd etuS OIL
tie members OF the cb Which announced for we'd
neseay Of next week. viii not be held. TIE Executive
Committee, after "a long AID stOIIny meet
Ing LIST week, decided ~ adhere " It's
Ongnal proposition that the CLUB should not act th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
4 pRouBIToNIsr sruL A REPUBLICAN,.

Topeka, Kan, sept. 11.-Colonel y. b. Jet
more tue Prohibition nominee for Governor has written
ropy 10 Tho CJmuAttte OF NOtIicato declining the
nation bee u,e thinks that prohibit on can be &C
eo,nnlShrd only bv the ad OF the publican party. lie
fhiuks fsn0t SET time to form National lIOih non
part. and le WIN Civ. MS support u the hcloplcaa
National aud stat, tickets
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rnns scored each inning


i,.r.o.t .................--O - . - ]
Uun4 r,in,l-NcNY York l. Detroit. T. First base ON
las-y,.Tl ork, Detroit s. fr.t base on error Sew
AUfk Detroit a. rtrIck out-NcH 4 urk, 81 Detroit ~
len ON b4-cs- sow-l ORR Detroit. b. I0ue psys-t"N
4 sflr.I 4uI Jones, Bennett and Jonea Iwoha-c bite
II4lDr Three base bits aud HAM IL~un WpAo
I'M. It..on. Time ot gan eti hour agi > wnrt'H
.. com csi.d came played 40 the " u II rIdrS
Athletic tluh -ronrd, between tIc Arlington and Wu-
-iuIrr tlunt Ihr horne fIuc played 100 uu' form from
a.. -..rt ma won the game by tine annexed score;
" iiI.arH.burs .---..--.....-.-.. -
Arlington -" 4 / W '
r,.e tU..V I'iB.tb1rs. q: Arlington Z; IrTort -M u-
i4l.,lurr Arsttpn 4" ritdicis-tlato and teidnAn"
Uupfr-Mr. Hummer
toLrMHts sept ia rather Embarrassing game of
baseball was played here to-day between the Columbus
and Brooklyn clubs The bait us wa heavy ani a hel-
ins error. numerous both sides The Eastern club dis
zinc iIrouah tleir Hrctchel work ia the hcli The
score WIS li lOuOws:
columbus. .--..------ ----------A = 40
Hass hits olumbus 10 Brooiyn ~. EROS oumbus
81 Brooklyn, II.
BosToS sept 1l.-An exciting game was played here
day between the Boston and Buffalo clubs. The visit
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LONG BRANCH YOUNG REPUBLICANS.
my TrrrctAPu I'D THE TKIBUNrI

LoNG Branch, Sept. 1.-The Republican
meeting ut the opera House last night was Wei attended
In spite tie intense heat The meeting was coaGUete
by the y0uus pubcaus Of the place aud was addressed
by john ID VIII Miller
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PROHIBITION UUDTrIOUsLY TREATED.


The Motley Cd. the Republicans In Maine, by Whic. 10
prohiIAtOry 2mcndm.ut WAS entirely separated rom
National ISSUES. juciOu-. and 10 WIS so cupLl.iZri
Ly Mr. Blame. ~ declining ro cast h, IN itiual vote 0l
that subject, thdt the question - isO entirely separated
from National i-,Ics throughout the country. ]; IS
purely question Of state policy wherever u has De- 4
r.ei and 10 bears relation whatever 10 the Press-
,ftr tDf
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FASCINATED BY 4 GIRES SMILES.
AN OLD rAENrr wHrrpLED OFT OF T2"oo-IhA
OLD STORY OF MAY AND nEcEMBER.


PoTTsyIIIF. Penn, Sept. 1.-Two months
o ,ine Hush n ss.cseing Gcrman girl, found her
,,v 70 pottayjlc ana re- at the Exchange i"t
Aaron How a pcrl,s COUNTY farmer and wdovT, slry
ro,,r vears od made her guam ance and Tell I'D ioVe
r-b her Pauline VS. II lctiY sweet sixteen coquel-
fish f1ll Of vivaciy AMI bubbling over with love OF
finn and adventure The Old pr,s,c his suit Win an
irnportunlty worthy lover forty years his JUNIOR Dat
Papip, would never say ayes lie pre-
vailed upon her however TO keep hcHpe Tor him
P,uiine OF homescb and Hoy filed her pocket with
money and .coE her 10 P1ti-vilc again WIN penv OF
change ,r con io7cr Zee crc.m and soda "er She
soon recovered her sr Hoy was delighted ana S''rl'
with he again for home Soon wrver, she had an
other attack Of homsskuoss. s,r' e,ycrc than the r-t
ec was sure that she would lie 81 she rem 1nrd nero
da,, longer size sad In the blindness OF his devotion
fov suppl cd her vents osc' moro aud took her 10
Polsyo. A. 10y Lad departed Ir'IAe NI'l''u
all the dry.-oJls stores in town, ana
lcft handsome sun at each, p'ce. she ho,EM
icrs, GOA watch and chain and tn prcttest hat mat
she could find IN town. IT,, . ,,,r.,s
Office via tIc Icrsprt 'h lu- Gown ~. ',
nf .. INK - OGu from lin. atch warrant was la-
sued AMI constable went to IN" promises q" lt~ tIo5f
,ylcr. "a line was .oprns but bot hdd gone 10 f"d
4, lphfl Paq int r.turu- on Monday nlthi ana taIN
Tuesday 1norui9g appeared 81 10" -Iurc's one. lo1
arc ch4 .cd with stealing 5000 from Aaron loy sou
thr Justice The cir, was mi giant ana dehied tHo
change. -. 81, t1 .to
Ju ticr Pau inr looked the old man IL Tn. sNc' ~
Kind OF n wtv and said. "N0-o-o-w Aaron As hr;
foy caught tlir sweet giLuccS hr mce c"t iey' 'nu
sid in German, ~ D. wOn ught 1nout ~; YOU
Eccp the money Paul me- departed happy gr' "ialo
How returned HON. "a poorer. huA a VI ct ll'lll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
~ I'D nnTrEN OrT nANLsONELY.

IIv-1 III EIV170 ErUrss1 -I1D-
n indicates, also, something more than a SPIRITED
stJuup.uy C...IA4-I. All tie elc.- tu.t uOuI Ia
woull Dee 20 -"t tie voters 0Et r Is n lGl lst ID
that -tImpiuz does little nothing toward ufkn con-
ycrts. Bat when the Republican votes we're gotten oqg
% found iAat there more OF teU. gl4u ever
before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
4 ROrsNG MEETING OF Observation-Disclosures

A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
Blaine and Logan Independent Protective As-o'a.'1A
~ The Xytb Assembly District vas held let night RI
Turtle Bay H.u. No. $50 sccond-ayc Tie pre'id M
Rody p Geogaan presided stirring speeches.
we're made b. NJ. j. OCOnucH and bor-
nsrd j. Kelly. committee We appointed To
,,rousre ,,r Blaine ard Logan bauu'r rats NJ 81 No
BOO Fas FiftV-.ixh.t where The as-Ocia'i.n vii III 81
agair next Wednesday evening. 1h'r. were loIN-o.e
nov paIac- ad lei to The roll last evening, when 10"
nun beers O4 The majority Of the clu' are lH'A-Amcr-
G - VINO were formerly Democrats. and there .Ic also
many tierhdu me- ubers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
AN ADNONrTION FOR OCTOBER.

fFtd ne fflrff rff rom 1trf'iIt-frttrf KIP
The energy with which the Democracy ave made ne
fight should Doe admOnItiOn 10 I,cuu leans Ia Ohib
That n they are 10 achieve success Ia october and -elt
back 20 Maine cheerful message as they have -
ccIved from Aer. uey must 20 70 work m d)Hurls u
tlrnN-f.