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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-12
At Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July ll.--Considera-
Die excitement over tho result Large
crowds around the bulletin boards. Much
cheering when the result announced.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-12
At Auburn.

AUBURN, N. Y, July ia salute of
100 guns is being fred in honor Of Cleve-
lands nomination,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-12
OUTSIDE SUGGESTIONS.

A number of letters and kilograms
from different parts Of the country, sug-
costing the proper persons to be nom
mated for the Presidency, were read and
laid on the table
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-12
FLYING RUMORS.


The crowd outside was not as laSge a,
yesterday, and there was a noticeable
diminution in the enthusiasm. AT an
early hour speculation was rife concern
ing the probable outcome of the days
balloting. Rumors of trades, bargains
and breaks flew thick and fast, but there
was nothing which could be regarded as
absolutely authoritative.
AN OVATION TO HENDRICKS.
Shortly after ten o'clock Hendricks en-
tered the hall. As soon as he was recog-
nized the audience arose and gave him
an ovation, the cheering continuing for
minute or more. He took his seat and
was soon surrounded by friends and po.
litical admirers.
RANDALL'S FOLLOWING.
One of the rumors in circulation before
the Convention was called to order was
that RandalPs votes and influence would
be turned over to Cleveland on one OF the
early ballots, perhaps on the first this
morning.
THE NICE-PRESIDENCG.
The names most prominently men,
toned this morning for the second place
on the ticket are those of Mcdonald,
Rosecrans and Villas.
COLORADO FOR CLEVELAND.
1t was reliably reported this morning
that Colorado would change her vote to
Cleveland on the second ballot. Her
sixteen votes were given to Thurman last
night.
CLEvELAND's CLAIM.
Cleveland men claimed that Illinois
would cast solid vote for Cleveland on
the second ballot, and that Pennsylvania
would give him forty votes, a gain OF
twenty five, and that Cleveland would
poll at least $50 votes on the first ballot
to-day.
JOHN KELLY RECEIVED WELL.
The ovation which Hendricks received
was equaled by that which welcomed
John Kelly as he entered the hall, the au-
dience giving him three times three.
Villas BEHIND TIME.
BY l0:40 a. m. every part of the hall
was crowded. The delegations were in
their places but President Villas usually
ahead of time) had not put In an APP
pearance. Meanwhile the throng OH the
outside had increased to several thou.
sand.
MCDONALD DECLINES.
Atl0:45a. m. an authoritative statement
was communicated to the United Press
that Mcdonald would absolutely refuse
second place, and that il he were placed
in nomination q letter to that effect
would be presented.
CALLED TO ORDER.
At last, at 80, President Villas ar.
rived and at once called the Convention
to order.
Rev. DR.. Clinton Locke, Of Grace Epis.
copal Church, Chicago, made the opening
prayer, calling upon God to direct the
proceedings of the Convention.
The reverend gentleman prayed that
every delegate might be kept from being
guided by selfish aims or by the fear Of
what might be said Of him; that bribery
and illegal voting be kept from the coun.
try, and that after the election all fac.
tons should join In loyal support OF the
President.
SEIZURE ON BAYARD.
While the Convention was coming to
order handbiAs were distributed among
the delegations containing an extract
from letter written by Carl Schurz last
June, eulogixing Senator Bayard.
An APPRAL ron ORDER.
When the prsger was. oossludad the
chairman sne9s an e,oVacns sppeal NJ
Ssytf 8x11Hg tn dU. -,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-12
At Troy.

Troy, N. Y, July 1.-THE city battery
is firing 100 guns in honor of the nomina-
ton Cleveland
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1884-02-28
THE CHEYENNE TRANSPORTER.
Subscription, ST Per Year, in Advance.


A large now stool, OF Stctson's cowboy fUts,
cOWmcu's lcggius, spurs, saddles, etc., etc
at II. COuuclls popular Headquarters iOr cat
tlcmcn. stop with me when az the Agency.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-10
Wool Market.

The general outlook for the wool
market is anything but f!nttering. East
ern markets arc much depressed. ono
broker told us to-day he had never seen
It no hard to get orders no had several
times of late Interested some OF
his customers in large lines of
wool suited for their use, hut
in many eases before he had closed
the trades here his orders had been with
drawn by wire, they being able 10 DO
better East. Another said there are so
few buyers in the East now prepared to
buy for cash that they are offered
thew thought it was worth. and below
The prices they were willing to pay, that
it had completely unsettled them ana
they did not know what to do, and so
generally decided To do nothing but
wait for prices and markets to become
settled. The two main causes for the pros
cont stagnation are, first, the condition
of the WOODEN goods market, when IS
very dull; tho spring trade mas been DIS
stocks of goods large and demand from
usual chSnnel4 very light, they are
forced 70 sell st loss, on many kinds OF
cost. of manufacture. In some
instances, in order To know the result
and SEQ where they stand, they nave re-
sorted to the auction sales with uaSa us.
factory result. The large amounts OF
wo0icns and blankets sold az auction on
manufacturers accounts, in New York
weekly, for the month, have generally
brought prices from ten to twenty per
sent. below the market at private sale.
We arc told that the stocks of woolens
in ths hands OF dry goods commission
houses, held on account of manufactures,
is unusually large. The business, time,
thought and anxiety of the WOODEN man
utacturer is given more to the placing
OF his manufactured goods and paying
msturing liabilities, than to the buynBOf
wool; this makes II very hSrd to interest
them even in decidedly good bargains OF
choice woods suited 10 their wsnts. The
o.hcr nain cause ~ this tightncss ana
stringoncy OF the money markets. The
uxus, sources from which the manuinc-
Jurors and wool dealers and Wool com
mission merchants East nave obtained
funds 10 bny ana carry large lines oi
vool are closed to them this season in
almost every instance. The money bro
kers who have heretofore placed large
amounts &C The notes OF large nls'!-
uracturing firms and wool de.l-
n-s Oh from four 10 Nix months
time, with the saving banks, trust
coinpanieS, capitalists aud financial i'll
stituiiops OF New England and Eastern
States find itiinpossible to do so this sea-
son. While tho amount of lpanablS
funds is large, there liz n str,ng DISPOSE
ton IN hold it; wanting of confidence
and general roi'Isai to loan ~ hereto
fore, this forces the borrowers to depend
cn,irsly on their OWL lines OF discounts
from their banks, who also are very
.pa,itinnspnd conservative in their loeIl :.
I.o .4akuul y. h.o.-oJ Ie4uho,.- ~
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mr. WEEKLY nEHAID DALLAS TEXAH THUNsDAY july wv NL

| iifnafiH Hhff Hfff Winfnf M me husi
suriai flfrina n ilH ffnni fIilrs,
i'fgiNliuH Theatrical antlfs, We nfi
pleased iu announce a. Wif irlfuds Hl
Dallas That We hive y pfOmlso ffnin VIZ.
lester Wullnrk a. play ff ~ this win
ter " h. tun arrange 10 mnkr y nln uf
iva nlHhia engagement Itf, NJ, Hay
ley, hii English actor, win u star CON.
phny, viii runlrr usu brilliant comedy,
In which has gained great surrrssi
during nest season, Miss Einma Ab-
lOtt viii appear In her charming roper
tuirr ~ English opera, ~ woll ~ zelda
Sogiin, who furuiorly supported Miss
Abbott, will bring ~ y company ~ her
own from Europe. Miss Ida Lewis, y
relative ufthr "Grarc Darling 1T Amcri-
ca, II engaged a. play "Iho bankers
Daughter" wish To mention In
reference Ia Mr.. liayloy's engagement,
that We consider II u special attraction,
40 his company II made up Of English
stars who are especially lifted for their
parts, II IL an the style Of the Charles
Myndam company, which has been 40
successful In this country,
Nus, CHARLES BENTON.
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nayo iLa wool edo N me- tNun.
fft M over taHsilsH ~ pmnlH BE-
r iafsn lifm N IL usually uHfnv
tli lindir.i in iiin summer nHnilH, Hnd
snr rtuse that hinirrs uf rrHtruis hD
flH utr ~ m0nfv ff ili's rIuafn hla
boz .ff.rt difrHilt uu thH Wul uHftrf.
thr quantity ~ Wuul hrruEhi Through
The Ntsl. grow iuF sections hY WUul nrnl.
rrs aud -tHrulnturs II less ilau iiif many
wears I'd ihi. seusun. The movement NJ
Wnnl Ia the Wunl distributing rfninr4
has lppn mainly a. the wuul commission
house,, aud the siurk accumulated To-
the hnnds ~ the wOul commission
houses who have hcrn active II
already very largoi and while
they are generally striving Ia
hold up prices, and prevent any niTiher
depTo hy Offering persislcntly large
lines al low prices, there are, Ia many
instances, Eases whore, either from very
close advances, ar from direct orders
from the shippers, they are forced Ia
sell for the best prices they can get, and
unless large buyers are attracted by the
low prices, which are generally lower,
with perhaps a single exception, than
for twenty years, We fear the, markets
must continue duh ani depressed for
SOME time tO come, which will make II
a huyers market, with continual shad-
ing of prices, =. Chicago Wool journal,
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awhile. NJ woe Ifnft Az ~
nit committee ffWn n
Ifsdf nnI fniff tfnHnifliipus ~ ili.
rnfl, Who Welcomed him ln
t'ilfaru and delivered nn ailfrss
pulufifiuu hls course Hs u lmirih tnd
frInud III the Uufk inH nnn, NHn. ilui.
lee responded ns lilnNsf
"ITsItrafs ~urh h demonstration
~ this, coming irin The common
prntlp, the sulisiTaiuu ui uwd
i0yornmrnti that ulnn which
Tho foundation ~ iuyCrnmOnt
tests, Il n compliment that would
crafty any upui hui When ]
bear In mind that yen cnmr IN
this, the only holiday night nl
the week ilum yDur various homes and
occupations ~ pay mo the highest cont
plimont which can ho paid Ia a
man IA give him yunr ondorsemenl
your appreciation, Your laudalipns aud
assurances 0f Your support, ] feel that
II would move a heart 81 Stone
i.ah0ring nen have right Ia organize
and demand proper recognition
Ofthelr rights and proper protection OF
their interost-,'
lNoTK-Ihe laleness al the hour neees-
States thScuriailmcnt of thctcnerals
speech at this point, Am.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-10
DODGE CITY,
Csiti-m-n Floekins nth. Long Horns
Surround the city, Etr,


Surround the city, Etr,
The great Texas cattle drive II fairly
upon us, and the country surrounding
Dodge City N literally Swarmlns with
long horns from the Lone Star state.
The drive II VRri0usly estimated at from
$500 Ia 'Hn,nU head, hut oi course we
think the latter ilgures are n title eN-
trayRgsnt. while that number may
leave the State, vet not more than about
31l,Ua will lind their way Ia the North
ern States and Territories. This, even,
Is an Increase over former years Tor TINS
section.
MANY of the drovors as well rs local
ranchincn think this Will he the last
wear cattle will he driven over the trail,
and that the programme VIII hc rhIllg'd
next season; instead OF cattle being
driven they will he shlppe.bSpJ,rail:
The numerous acknowledgements and
trails over which cattle have been
brought Ia the north in years gone by,
have given great annoyance To stock ana
ranchmen of Western Kansas rs wei rs
those In the Panhandle of Texas, where
MANY Inconvenience are being expert
cnccd by both drovcr aud local stock
rnlscrS on account of the Texas drive,
The country il being covered with im-
proved stock, and large ranges being Sc
cured by local stockmcn in their own
right, and ns promptly fenced, thus mar
rowing and limiting that section oi
country over which Texas cattle roamcd
and passed In former wears without HIN
dcrancc or. delay, which virtually com
pcls both to seek n new method in car
rying on the great cattle industry OF the
Western plains, no. only rs concerns
the local rnnchmcn, bug the drover rs
well.
Cuttlcmcn are nocking TO our city In
great numbers, and the hotels are nj
ready well filled. \ goodly number OF
the principal through drivers are oil
hand ready Ia receive, sell and deliver
their trail cattle. Thus fur only II linz
tied number of buyers have put in ap
Dearancc. Yet before another week shall
have passed away, we may learn of some
pretty solid bargains having been made
With an abundance OF grass and water
all along the trail, cattle are coming
through in excellent condition, particu
larly SO when we take into consideration
that they arrive several weeks Garlic,
than in former years. The drive Is very
large and will crowd $4,000 head that
will pass this point for ranges to the
north of us.
The following through herds of TcXa'
cattle have arrived at Dodge up To thi'
date, as reported by INSPECTORS Rhodes
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Total ........-... .......... 90,
Strays cut.froi,s above herds :.
Mothers! Mothers! Mothers!

Are YOU distnrbed at nlEIt and DrOkV1i
of your rest by sick.child suffering and
crying with the eXcruciating pam OF
cutting teeth? If so, go ut once and get
bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. 1t will relieve the poor little sut-
fcrcr mmediateiy-dcpend upon IL;
there is no mistake about it.
There is not mother On Garth
who has ever uaed it who will
not tell you ut once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the mother,
and relief and health to the child, opera
ting like magic. 1t is perfcctlp safe to
use in all cases and pleasant to the taste,
and il the prescription of one of the old
est ana best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold every
where. 25 cents a bottle.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-10

TO Colorado Or New Mexico for pure
air to relieve consumption is all u mis-
take. Any reasonable man would usa
DR.. Dosaliko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for consumption in all its first stages.
II never fails to give relief in all cases OF
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest and All affections that are consid-
cred primary~to cnIisumptitn. Prise 90
cents and $l.M Sold by HickOx x Pat
torson, the druggists, who are always
looking after tho interest OF tifein Gus
toners; have row secured tho SAFE
OF DR.. Eosanko's Coughand Lung Syrup,
II remedy that never fails 10 cure coughs,
colds, pains in the chest and all lung a.
factions For proof try free samp Q
bottle. Regular size. 80 cents and $l.G /.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-10
Click Headache.

Ono sirgle dose OF Baiey's Saline Apcrient
will cure II nins times in ten cases tits the mild
est, best nni cheapest substitute for Pills in the
world. Il cures constipation, biliousness, sick
stomach sick headache, heartburn, acid stomach;
relieves indigestion. refreahcs and invigorates
the weak and feeble. cheers the depressed, acts
gently upon the liver and kidneys, allavs symp-
toms Of fever. promotes healthfu perspirauon,
regulates the flow of bile, uitigatcs the pangs OF
Rheumatism, elcanses the stomach and keeps the
brain cool and clear.
When You nscd purgative-try it. Large
BOTTLES 60 cents. II is as pleasant Us glass Of
If soda water Sold everywhere.
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BllgwSrGR'S BALANCES.
txptnsvE httoHHfvofHfa
nis ns4ois rHmi. ~ reduFs ihs sur.
Tihs vi efs che hansf hrHi
IuiHwn ~ Figures . ser
tnun in itsrit Eir,

The hll "makiug appropriations a.
supply doiicionrie. Tor the iisrul year
ending June m, Isl, and fer prior years.
provides In not less than three places
mr deficiencies ~ the department NJ
Justice, which aggregate over half a mill,
ion OfdOllaTs, The items are worthy oI
a..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-10
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction


For Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
AusrIS, July lit leaks ont to-day
that there lisa weil-deveIcpe6 boom IN
certain sections Of the state for eH-i Lieu
tenant-Gov. John NJ. Crockett, OF nni-
!ss, for Superintendent Of Public IN.
structiou. GOV. Crockett ~ one OF
the most competent cducators IN the
state, a man OF iNa executive spuitT,
with = largo circle of friends ana ac-
GusiHtanres. He III q son ot the famous
bavv Crockett, and was i"uten,nt-t-ov-
ernor Of Texas when Msrrah was Cover"
nor. He Devoted goct cc&losh's tine to
notwithstanding, ana has a."hYs taSep
an active interest IL 5hA edIrnti"ilti
prOyress Of the state - ID rnde,StoeG
that ho will accept no oiHce II rendered
him. aud devote al his energies to the
work. Governor Crockett has been IL
practical retirement for a naG6or o.
wears, hut Is vel halo en' hearty he
resides in Dallas co;iutv, and il. known
IS one of tho most Accomplished gentle
rlen i'm thai scotiGn Of the STATE. - q
candidacy is mentioned very iaVurNNiE
wy visitors to the cagI.a!, ana 1t nfad
astonish no one if he dayciopes more
,han ordintrv $50 -, . rAi"ro the AeSI-
I'D
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-10
THE ENPosI.TioS.
Commi.sioprr-in-Chi. Elliott Calls u
Meeting Of the Commissioners at Aus

Meeting of the Commissioners at Aus
tin.
IlousroN, July Especial. The fol-
lowing from Commissioner Elliott IL
selfeNplanntory: There will be meet
ing of tho Commissioners to the New
Orleans Worlds Exposition ON Tuesday,
the 18th instant, In Austin. The district
and honorary Commissioners are ear
nostly requested 10 De present without
further notice.
JoHN +. ELLIOTT,
Commissioncr-in-ch
District commissioners will please
notify honorary Commissioners In their
district.
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At ABILENE.

Company D. of the Rangers. Arrive.
ABILENE, July J.-lSpccial... Captain
Gillespie, of Company l., arrived this
morning with twenty rangers from
Brownwood. They will he stationed
here, aud will locate their camp one
mile from Abilene.
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IL West 18th ST.. Iow York.
Two EeautiEma women.

Cleopatra and Mrs. Langtry, although OF dun.
crent nationalit.es, are types Of beauty which an
admire. Each one had sccill L.. retaining the'f
beauty, and both succeeded.
One drank herb and roo. teas before breakfast
20 prevent all female irregularities while the other
used iron for the same purpose.
Both succeeded. Now these two great secrets
are combined Ivy the Medical Profession. Tor tho
special prevention and cure ct all female com
plants ind irregularities that a.ct old and young
Females, which Is acknowledged 70 be the grand
est success rs female regulator and iron tonic
ever before known. 1t is known as DR.. Drom-
pooi-'s English Female B!tters and II regulates
and removes all monthly excuses. distractions
and irregularities; it builds up all broken down
constitutions, strengthens the weak and feebies
impar,. iron TO the bleed beauty to haggard lea.
lures and bloom to faded cheeks.
1t cures Mysteries. Leucorha,a, chorosis, sick
headache, nervousness, palpitation, ulcerations
prolapeus rteri, and all other troubles that are pc
culiar to old or Young women. Send Tor q IS cent
book FREE. Sold ever, where.
J.p. DRoMGooLE & CO., Props,
Louisville, KY.
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Wells 'Rough on Germs"
Ask for Wells though on C0rns," l5c.
Quick, complete, permant cure. torns,
warts, buniOns,
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There are many cheap cosmetics Of
fcrod for sale which claim to contain
nothing injurious 70 the SKIN, TINS is All
bosh; all, or very nearly all, are COM
pounded from the most deleterious and
poisonous drugs in the natcria medica;
they destroy the vitality of tho skin,
making the consumer p 'cma:arcly with
cred. AMI old. J. a. Pozzoni guarantees
his medicated complexion powder en-
tirely free from al injurious matter.
Use none other and You will never re-
prot. Price 80 cents and 81 per box.
Sold by all druggists and pertumtrs.
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Patronize your nome shoe factory.
Big crowds mt Iiunstable'S on Satur-

TAtrOnlXt NOUT HUUIU bII'F I"CtVIJ'
Big crowds mt Iiunstable's on Satur-
davs.
Candidates wear PUNISHABLE boots.
Drummers travel in PUNISHABLE shoes.
The Hunstable shoe store is the place.
DO YOU wear the liunstable shoe?
buy my shoes at III Film street.
Tho Eunstabie shoe store is next to
g ,ldsmithS.
Tho Hunstablo retail Shos sore Is
oming.
Buy Huustable shoe every time.
Call at Hunstables for boots and
shoes.
Leave your oraar st the Hunstsble fac
uhry
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Attention Is called to the advertise
ment of Bruceline IN another column,
said to be the greatest and most perfect
hair restorer ever discovered. Donl lail
In nhd the advertisement.
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A nasal injector mee with ca,h bottle
". Sbiloh's CnGssrh Remedy. Prica %
cents. Sold hr J. NJ. llouse.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-10

Rogers Citrate Of Magnesia is fine,
anti-bilious. cttervcscent drink. Pre-
pared by a. Rogers 81 Sons, Isl Blcecker
street, New York.
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The Rev. George II. IDsyer, of Bour-
bon, almttrna,a says: Both. myself and
,i'., S,s s,fl '1iss t5igS'ii5h', t'"'.s ufnp-
.,>,i. i.ie. s,u,u w -. tiU,tSo,. aa,rn
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All fits stopped free by Or. Kiine's
great nerve restoreT. NO TITS alter nrst
DAYS use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and 81 trial bottle free to fit cases. Send
to Or. Kline. g3l Arch street. rhiisdel-
min pns, r,s1.l vanin
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No explanation was made Of these dc-
Ecicnclcs, which, In view of the regular
appropriations for the years named, are
most extraordinary. They exceed all
former experience OF the worst days Of
GrantiSm.
Mr.. brewster became Attorncy|Gcn.
cral ON December 18th, lSsl, and carried
To Washington arcputntion hyno means
Half the fiscal wear lSSl ~ Ind expired
| " hen Mr.. Brewster entered office. The
! following appropriations, covering the
objects named In the deficiency bill,
,,...rn mad. tnr ibut Nsur.
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Total. ........ ....... ..... fs,M'N. lp
An additiona, sum of SljO,rU tor Mar
shals was appropriated ut the last ses-
sion, in the Deficiency bill for the cur
rent wear, making total for that item
of thrcc-quartcrs of a million of dollars,
the largest sum ever voted for II. Hut
the deficiencies for the present year,
now nearly expired, are even more re-
markable than those already referred to-.
Two hundred and sixty thousand dol
lars are granted for attorneys, clerks,
Jurors, witnesses, Marshals and misccl-
lancouS expenses, in addition to f2,iIo,-
900 which had been regularly appro-
printed.
The law allows the Attorney-General,
at his discretion, to employ assistant at
torneys to prosecute cases for the Gov
eminent in connection with the regular
District Attorneys. twill lie observed
that the deficiencies for thisitcm sum up
$l65, OOO, in addition to the appropriations
of $iyD,UC0 for the two fiscal years or
lSS2-S} and lsSS-si. The scandals of tho
Star-route trials, which grow worse
with every new exposure from the AZ
sistsnt counsel in aSsailing each othor,
show huw this discretion was exercised.
They have compelled the conviction in
the public mind that between the Attor-
ney-General and his chosen friends
there never WAS any intention to convict
Dorsey, Brady OF Kellogg, who hold too
many important secrets 70 be in danger
of the penitentiary.- y. Y. Sun.