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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-09

A Document Of Importance, showing .,
IL Does tho AnaIrs OF the stats ~
Established and Maintained
by His Administration.

CoLuMnua, o., Jan. ae-0overnor Fosters
fnal message wna delivered 10 the General
Assembly yesterday afternoon and rond I'm
mediatoly after the organization Of the two
Houses The following ID Ia full text OF the
documents
40 Me General Assembly;
In submitting this, my fourth and last an-
nual moasaRo 70 your honorable body, II gives
me very great pleasure 10 report that all do.
pnrtmenta OF the State government are wisely
and economically administered, and are In
most excellent condition IN all respects,
About two mllllOna Of the public debt has
boon paid IN the past -four years, ana by Il
nuocesuful fofunding OF portion of tho
funded debt the annual charge for interest
has boon reduced by The sum OF about one
hundred and nifty thousand dollars,
Four years aRo tho General Assembly wak
compelled 70 provide FOR largo doilolenoioa FOR
maintaining the state admlplftrnt on,nmonnt-
Ing 10 something llko two hundred and lifty
thousand dollars, nnd was confronted With the
fonr that AN lncronRe OF taxation would bo
necessary 10 maintain the obligation OF the
state Government Now this fonr has boon
happily aVerlod, the deilclenoloA that you VIII
be called upon 70 provide for viii not exceed
twelve thousand dollars, and tho financial
condition OF the state n suoh that you can re-
duco tho State lcyy for general revenue
purposes by two'tonths Of u MILL, unless some
extraordinary demand up0n tho treasury IN
made, by providing for change IN tho man
agcmont OF the pCnltonilnry or further pro-
vision N mnd0 for the dependent population
Of the sinto, both OF which arc worthy objects
or your attention,
LOCAL DENTS,
Summary comparative statement OF the
State and local debts from 1870 70 1871, inolu'
hivoi
LOCAL LpEBTs-eUMaARy ooMrAlA TIVE sTATE.
MrNT or Tnr STATE AND LOCAL Dents, IRON
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-09
GOV. cLEvnLANp's NJ nssA ar.

ALBANY, N, Y. january 5.---Gover.
nor ClevelaDd's second annual message
TO the Legislature begins with an ap.
peal for porsistent work on the part Of
the Legislature, and an argument
against purely local and special bills,
II 10 shown that the total State debt. on
September 30, was $b, $b,07S,30l.Sl. tho re.
duction during the year &l07 ,05i,S0. tho
available surplus at the beginning Of
tho fiscal year $a,240, ,b67D7, md that on
extraordinary reduction IN the tnx rate
can be safely nude for6the coming year.
The Governor believes that tho burdens
OF taxation could be greatly lightcned
by placing renl and personal property
on The same footing, and aboliahiDg oil
deductions for debts. II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-09

NEw ORLEANS, Jan, THE Picdnrns's
Baton Rouge special says; Valmar Rector,
colored, was hanged here Friday for tho
murder Of Duncan Williams In December,
1882, The murder wos cold-blooded
and cowardly one. II Is said that
Rector also murdered his step
father without provocatlon, but
escaped punishment by the laxlty OF tho
courts On the scalIold Rector addressed
the people and warned them all TO avoid
whisky which had brought him TO the gal
lows, The Sheriff then drew down the black
cap, affixed the rope aud stepped of the
scNirOld, closely followed by Rector. Tho
culprIt was taken back, but refused 10 re-
main, following the deputies when they
left The sheriff WIS compelled 10
call on the bystanders for assistance,
the deputies being unable 10 keep
Rector on the scnflold, The prIs-
oner uttered the most terrifying screams
aud begged pteously for his life. Finally
his limbs were bound and the hanging pro-
ceedcd. This was the first execution In
this parish under the civil law sinco 1855.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-09

Leaving net decrease ~ above, ssiEA,2m n
II viii bc seen by this table that u gratifying
decrease In the debt Of tho cities has taken
place during the past year, while the Gountlch,
largely Increased their Indebtedness, The ro'
apOnalbllty for this increase Of lOCpl indebi'
edncaa N largely with the General Assembly,
Gannot TOO strongly urge you 10 put every
towards nn Increase Of lOCul Indebtedness,
which viii hc, II permitted 10 30 on I'M
checked, utterly TninOua 10 tho communities
that TOO freely permit II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-09

The Inspector Of Mines estimates n failing
OF Of the output Of the mines Of ono and n
Quarter million tons, ~ compared with last
year This IL attributed "a The present de-
prOsaod condition Of the Iron industry, into
which the consumption Of coal 10 largely
enters
cldenta occurred IN the mines during the
yonr, and he estimates the coal production
Tor the wear ending November IN NJ RaaNhNn
tons, which makes one life lost for each ma.
Ri0 tons Of coal mined, No other state In the
Union. IN witch mine inspection laws nro In
force mnkcs na favorable n showing,
There tan growing disposition on the part
nf minors and their employers 20 settle NIL
dlnorcncca nrlalnp out " wages nnd oihor
dlanutca without roaortlng 10 the unwiao
mothOd Of strikes
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-09
Reduction OF annual interest .
Ohuruo ......... .-........N lHnn9b ~

ohhlHo' ',,,,,,ttt,t,,,t,,,,ts,t hn,ush "
=, NY the foregoing statement II win he seen
thnl f@lbo OF the loan duo aflnr December ~,
lhsN, has boon purchased under the authority
OF m act OI the last General Assembly 4
larger amount would have been purchased
but tho holders ~ the loan refused 20 accept
ne terms that could he offered by the Fund
Colninlafl lOnerA.
There ~ yet duo the sinking fund % roin'
niihe II for lOnna made "a the general revenue
fund tho sum ~ tli1ai0i0, The favorable
condition of the general revenue fund N such
that this balance due the sinking fund should
now DO transferred 10 II, The policy OF using
the surplus roy enue In the purchase Of tho
lonn due after December ~, 1871, should bo
continued
Tho funded debt II now 10 much reduced ~
~ enable tho STATE, by wise financial noilOn
20 pay with case aud without any Increased
burden 90 the taxpayer the entire amount by
tue year 1871, ~ contemplated by the irtInerh
or tho tOnatitul ion,
flnorcnse OF debts Of cities IN 1910, 1871, 1873
ana 1851 principally In Cincinnati,
Net decrease Ia above local debts, N,No,'
ghhgi
frI,ia d.,.oa Al A. aa eoii..ya,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-09

TUINI TIlHuUu UVDt,1IIIilll liI.,tFf,N7l,NIb w
Since November 10, bonds OF the loan puya
ble after December N, 1tBO, 10 tho amount OF
x3i,lp0 hare been pnid. leaving the total OF the
funded debt, xa5ll 900, due after December "a,
VDi tNaTIE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-01
: guf geronla{Iunq BON gertretern

= Nuf Ser1nlQl1ullg DON SerlreIerH
Der leitenoen iltbultrielen l1nterneb=
mungen, in Sen Ser. Staten tuurbe
elm Girfular ausgearbeitet, oas an ollie
Goniulate geienbet tperben loll unb
pprin bic anterifanii6en Goniuln anz
getpie1en tperben, bie in Dem S6riftfid
angefiibrten Sragen mad beitem Wl1len
unb @eipiHen unb m6gli6if beutlib 5lt
beanttporten.
@s ban6elt ftd1 babel um eine Seiffelz
lung ber Sage Ser Nrbeiter rnb 9lrbeitsz
perbdltniife in allen Sdnoern Der Welt.
Die Sragen be5ieben fi@ auf Bic an ies
benz Orte in ben beri6iebenen Snbuz
ifrieameigen be5ablten Mrbeitsl0bne, Die
&oblem, ben ttptbmenbigifen Sebensutl=
terbalt, bic 2ebensmeife ber arbeitenben
8eb6lferung. bas @erbdltniB 5tpii6en
@rbeitgeber un6 Qlrbeitnebmer, bas
GorfplnnniB bpn 9lusfdn6en unb Die
9lrt un6 QSeiie ber S@li9tltng BON
2obn 5treitfragett, ben praftii6en
Mertb ppn Gopperatib : 8eleaf6aften
unb anbere biesbesiigli6e l1mifdnbe.
Cite ipesielle Gragen=&ubrif 1T in See
sug auf Srauen unb Ginber Sufammenz
geifelt tporben, bic 26bne, tpel9e oie=
ielben erbalten, Die 8orfebrungen, bic
gu beren @eiun6beitsi6uBe bon ben Qrs
beitsgebern getroffen tpsroen, unb ben
@influB, tuel6en Die 9lnifeQung berfelz
ben auf Die 26bne 6er mdnnli6en Irz
better ausiibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-01

Sbeurer- er-6paB. 2ebten Sans
tag 4benb entftanb in 9aberlp' Sbeater
in 8rooflpn babur9 nabealI eine panie,
baB elm etpas angebeiterter 3ui6auer
fi9 In bas Spiel tnif1te. Gin S6au=
fpieler auf Der 8iibne fragte, tpie es in
feiner &olle ftanb: "Who is there2"
barauf ermiberte elm angebeiterter 3u=
f6auer: "P', bic Menge beritanb
Fire. unb es entltanb cine panif, bic
lei6t Die traurigiten Golgen bdtte babem
f6nnen. Mllem Nnf6eine nod tpirb
oiefem SpaBbogel fein unpalIenber
S9er3 aber re9t tbeuer au ftebert fonz
men. glm MDntag tpurbe ct bem&i6ter
borgefiibrt, benn es lagen stuei 9tnfla=
gen gegen inn bor, Die cine aufSrunfen=
belt, unb Die anbere auf Gefdbrbung
Der @i6erbeit BON Yerionen lautenb.
ST befannte ii6 bes eritgenannten 8ers
gebens fir i9ulbig, unb tpurbe barauf
bin aargrlegung einer@elbftr bon$10
reip. gu ie6smouatli6em @efdngniB
berurtbeilt, unb ba er bie@elbfrafe ni9t
be3ablen fonnte, 10 tpurbe er in bas
@efdngniB sef6idt. 8e3iigli9 Der stuei=
ten Mnflage bebielt ii6 Der &i6ter tpeia
tere MaBnabmen bor, Bis ber9lngetlagte
feline Strafe berbiiBt baben tpiiroe.
Damn pirb Der SpaBpogel tpabrf6eins
lid BON BEN @roBgei6worenen formea
In NnflageSuitanb berlebt tperben unb
fann m6gli9er Weiie bann no9 auf
elm Sabr in's 3n9tbaus manbern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-01

Die @eliebte geworben, uub bas maren
aud pieber feline 9lugen, nit bet alten
f6marmeril l9en 8lutb, nit ienem ltrab=
lenben Nufleu6ten, bas bic biiiteren
Siefen auf einmal fonnenbel eri9elnen
lieB. 60 bate er fi9 bamals ben gBeg
gebabnt gu bem 9eraen 6es iungen Wedb=
6ens, bem man gelebrt bate, bas Sez
BEN nur als cine Settle barter, Itrenger
pli6ten ansuIeben, unb 6as nun gum
erfen Male bic @eligfeit bieies Sebens
fennen lernte. Wobl NOR Der Sraum
fura getpelen, aber er f9loB oD6 eltt
grensenloies Slid ein, unb bic folse,
tpiIensfarfe Sralt erlag mod iebt ieinem
3auber. Wiberitanbslos laufbte tie
BEN alten fiiBen &ldngen unb bate toez
Ser Die &raft mod ben Wiaet gu einen1
barten Nein.
&aimun6 mar att lire Seite getreten,
iebt beugte er ii6 leife nieber unb ergriff
lire 6ano, I'm ite in bic feinige gu
19lieBen, aber bieie 8eriibrung l6fe
ben Bann. Mnna 5udte 5ufammen, als
babe 1ie ein glabenbes Giien getroHen,
nit elmer un3peibeutigen 8emegung bes
S6aubers, bes @ntiebens ftieB tie bic
9anb BON ii6 unb mid 5uriid.
(Gortieya,.y folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-01
Cine csmmbropifQtion Der 6.

= Cine Snlmprobifation ber Sal.
meper. Oas S9idfal moberner Sbea:
ter6amen, bprnebme 8erebrer nit nern.
fen Mbf6ten" Su finben, bate in
Sabre 1866 au6 Die bDr fur5em bers
ifOrbene SOfepbine @almeDer. BIZ
ufef@e pepi", errei@t. Ser Sproil!
elmer alten grdfli6en Samilie bemarf
ii9 um Die 9anb BET birtuOien 2ofal.
idngerin. Da fang bic geiffreide SIN.
probifatrice BET elmer betpilisten 8ene.
fisborifeGung eine goupletlfropbe reige:
ner gr5eugung@, tDie man 1T Mier
fagt, Die tpDDl ben Wertb zines fau1ti'
f6en gpigrammes beanlpru6en barf
Ntei S6ab is a Sober,
q Sdng g'rin bin /,
llnb peil's iebt mOoern is,
8ieQei9t beiratb't er mi.
ct tbut alles N6gliGe
1nb ma6t ie6en S3ritt =
Sd glayb' aber allemeil,
Mfei 6amilie libt's nit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-01
9ie 8qeillen=Manie. Set

- Sic gaciIen=Mamie. SEPT min
tnat aud i'm @elbe, borldufig nur in
so pfennigIiiden, Bafterien ent6edt
baben. Mer tpeiB, tpel6es l1nbeil biefe
Bafterien f1pn angeri6tet baben! Sci
3man8igz zDoaarlfiiden 1T tpobl tpeniger
@efabr. Wir leien iiber Die teuen
Bafterien in oeutf9ldnbif9en 8ldttern
rgei elmer fiir5li9 in @rlangen bur9
einen 3ufdliJelt nmlfanb beranlaBten,
bon Sr. @eini9 borgenommenen mis
froicopii6en llnteriu9ung Der Subitar5
Der 0berfId1e fleiner @elbmiin5en $50
pfennigifiide) ma6te berielbe 6ie aufz
fallenbe BeDba9tung bes 8orbalben=
feins lebenber Bafterien, fotpie au9 eitts
3eaiger Mlgen in ben auf Der Sberfdbe
bur9 ben @ebrau9 iib biloen6en biin=
men Snfruitationen unb Sebimenten.
Ser Genannte unteriu9te i'm 8erfebre
befinbli9e @elbmiinaen bon beri9iebe=
1tett 9latipnelt uib BON Derf9ie6enem
Mertbe uno fanb bic anfdnJli9e Beob=
a9tung fir alle Metallmiin5er, tpel6e
minbeitens mebrere Sabre i'm llmlaufe
tparen, bSllig beitdtigt unb als allge=
ritein giiltig. Sci N1tpenbung ettpas
itdrferer 8ergr6Berungen lahen Die
lllittelit zines reinen Mener6ens abge>
fraBten S9mubtbeile, in befiairtem
Waifer aufgel6ft, 0eutli6 bic borfoms
tllenben 8afterienformett unterf6ei6en.
Ser 69muB ber Wiinaen bietet bieien
parafiten eirren auBergep6bnli9 giinz
ftigen M16rboben. Sie 8eoba9tung
lit bonn Gfanbpunfte ber 9pgiene bon
GROCER Wi1tigteit. Mtit ber Mufbedung
biefes eigentbiimli6en 8orbanbenfeins
BON Drganii6en G6rpern, ipel6e na9
ben neueren grfabrungen algemein als
Die Srdger unb 0erbreiter epibemtf6er
&ranfbeiten ertannt tporben finb, auf
einem Der perbreitetiten @egenfdnbe,
tpurbe elm tleuer tpi9tiger, BET reber=
tragung bon &ranfbeitem in ben Greis
Der unterfu6ungett al siebenber Gactor
erfannt. Cine Geibe BON Sabren in
lmlauf getpefene Miinsen f6nnen nit
fo9enber f6wa6er Mebfalilamge bon
ibrer Snfruifation befreit unb auf biefe
@eiie ibrer beoenfli6en Gdfte entlebigt
tperben."
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-8af6entii6er!! Sai6emtii6er! !!
Sie billigifett i1t Der @tabt. @an5leiz
tene ST. per 9uben6 Bel
6. Wtaner.

y6err, bait eiit nit 9einem @es
gen!" rufen bic Sartner bon Galtfors
MEN, benn felt Der 5tDeiten 9dlfte bes
Gebruar regnet's BORT fat unaufb6rli9.
Bis Naitte Gebruar berrf6te Siirre.
Damn tpies ber goabiutor &ioroan feline
priefer an, rm &egen 5u feben. unb
fiebe ba! Seitbein gieBt es tpie nit
Muloen. Wenn es ni6t balb auf>
.bDrt, tpirb es slt biel, unb bic grnte
fault i'm Gelbe. 9ie Sarner Derlangen
iebt bonn Bii6of &iorban, 6aB er Der
MdHe Ginbalt tbut, fonit tpollen fie i'm
fir S6abeneriab baftbar MAIDEN. Senn
ba er bebauptet, bur6 feine unb feiner
@eifli6feit @ebete 6en &egen berbeigez
fiibrt gu baben, 10 muB er ibm audi 5alt
gebieten f6nnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-01
stdt Sabre alte serOpbelm aebeilt.

Gin gef6dBter Correspondent, gilbert
Simpfon ESQ. i6reibt bon peoria,
ST.: Samaritam gterbine {
beilte mid BON Scropbeln, na6oem i9
8 Sabre nit bieier &rantbeit bebaftei
ipar. Scr. Simpfon lebt in peoria
Man frase i'm. Se6er 9lpotbefer bdli
es. $1.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-01
9os GnhitnI in Mnm tnurhe

= Das &apitol in &om ipurbe be-
bur6fanntlid Gdnie gerettet; unfer
&apitol aber blr6WbisfeD. Gin Siftori=
fer inMafbington er5dblt ndmlid: pSm
Suli 1864 mar Waibington Dertbei6i=
gungslos. Cine groBe In5abl BON &ebe=
lien befanbfi6 unter@arlD uno8redenrib@
ge 10M. .bon@afbington. Sic bdtten aui
Die 6auptfabt mari6irenuub iie einneb=
men f0nnen. 9as 6.Gorps berpotomacs
Nrmee beianO ii6 5tuar auf bem Marld
nod Mafbington, aber es betuegte ftd
febr lansiant, 9ie Gebellen batten bel
Silber springs, Dem Sanbiib bes dlte=
rem Blair, Salt gema@t. Sm 9aufe
BON Sranf g. 8lair fanben bie&ebeaens
Offi3iere ein Barrel WbisfD. Sic alle
betranfen 5i6 biebii6 nnD ipurben baz
bur6 bienitumfdbig unb als fie tuieber
nii6tern tpare1t, mar es 5ll fpdt, na9
Wafbington 5ll ntai6iren.r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-01

@paB unb ganbp. @s 1T
unm6gli6, mebr SpaB an bieien lan>
gen Mbenben 3u baben, als beim Ganbps
MAIDEN 5u 9auie. Sbr f0nnt lernen,
Ganbn alIer Mrt 5u MAIDEN, tpie ibn bic
beifem gonbitore1t berifellen, aus bem
tuertbboaen 8u9e: How to make
Candy. &eitt 9aus fann obne bass
felbe iein. gBttb portDfrei fiir 30
Gents Tin | ober 2 Gent 6tamps) berz
fanbt. Wean a6reiiire:
The Housewife, Rochester, N. Y.
1,3, ,tutp1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-01

B~ilnier 9sedpare Departernent far
Gamen fann ipeber In Qualitdt, Wsuiteru
sber Breiien iibertroiien uerben.

s9-Gin iebr src6es Eager bon 8aums
pcIls @inahanis unb Seeriuders, ierner
cine uelIitanbise Nnsipabl psn 2einen
Eeile On Worb 81 10, 129, Is unb 20
Gents s.biaOarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-01

D@rGiuise gtad graHeler unb Sn.
grain @arpete iinb nod pcrrdthis nnb
merDen ~ gsip DOrtsr aOfpreiien rer.
tauft. wlan beiude uns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-01

s0-lluiu 6errsn.aleiser., 6nrniibins
&ccbs unb 6utsD Department LIT aitsers
!slsn unp uuhtsrtrsfftar in aualitdt unb
mtufern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-01

swilnier Gtiefsls unb edub De.
portement ijt nun pcllfidnbisS in allen
5peieen nnb bieie @aaren tperben 80
tn6srli uiebrisen Dreiien bertunft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-01

Gin bolftdnbiges Eager bon gez
trodneten Grii6ten i'm 2one Star Sbee
Store, 402 Oft 9OuitonitraBe. 1874
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-01

- S9irsen! S6iirsen! S6iir3en! !!
SOeben eingetroffen elm groBes Sager,
fir Samen unb &inber.
g. so per.
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ganeoaf& & g II It baben in
bieier @aifon bas gei6madooaife 2ager
iu Serrettz zSoiletteartifeln, bas ie> bier
mar.
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A. Kahn d Go. /,

G&t maain gla,a unb yDelt Gommercs
2as3,t3W Stra6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-01

DIE
9deItde 0reie Yretie
er9Geint
Ii NIT ausnabme bes Sonntass
nab tufet.
$1,000 far bas Sahr cber $3.50 tttr
Wcnate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05
POLITICAL.
HENDRICKS IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Gov. Cleveland Back from Buffalo-Blaine
and Logan Still Exhibiting-Olin
Wellborn at Austin-POlitics
in Various Places, Etc.
Gov. Hendricks at Wheeling.

WHEELING, w. VA, Oct. 4.-The Hon.
Thos. A. Hendricks arrived in the city
this morning at $3.50, on special train
on the Pittsburg, Chicago q st Louis
road, and after taking breakfast at his
hotel formal reception was rendered
him and Messrs. Randall and Fellows
who accompany him. Many prominent
Democrats of the city and State called
TO pay him their respects. AT II a. IN.
the industrial display and the parade OF
the marching clubs, the largest similar
demonstration seen in the city during
this campaign, moved over the princi-
pal streets of the city which were gaiIy
decorated. MIR. Hendricks was repeat
eddy cheered along the route Of march.
About 5000 strangers are in the city.
Mr.. Hendricks and Mr.. Randall speak
this afternoon at the State fair grounds,
and this evening a torchlight demon
stration takes place.
This evening Col. John X. Fellows, of
New York, spoke at Capitol square to a
large audience. A torchight demon
stratiOn, as fine rs any ever seen in the
city, also took place. Mr.. Hendricks re
| viewed the procession from the ives
porch Of the capitol, and aferwarC
| made some brief remarks, and was
/ loudly and continuously chcered. Eacl
club salutcd "a it passed. The day ha
been the biggest in political way o
! the campaign, so far.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05

As some parties in Fort Worth have
attempted to construe an article In this
paper to be q criticism on the action of
COUNTY ATTORNEY PENpLHroN, IL may
he proper to state that nothing of the
kind was intended. Tho County Attor-
ney may have done his full duty-tho
HERALD knows nothing to the con.
trary--but the law-and-order element In
that city could, without doubt, have fur
nished the witnesses to prove that
gambling was practiced openly In the
Fort, and, after all their public declare
tons, should have given the grand Jury
the names Of witnesses. II was in that
manner the law-and-o der organization
Of Dallas effected good results, and the
same ends could be ace lmpiished there
by pursuing tho same policy. II is to b,
hoped thar those who are making lauda
BILE cllor,sin that city TO put an end Il
public gambling there will have wit
nesses provided when the next grant
jury assemblies. IS N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05

AUSTIN, Oct. Especial Hon. Olin
Wellborn spoke hero tonight to an inn
mense audience, and never was such en-
thusiasm shown in Austin. Ills speech
was devoted principally to discussion
OF the tariif, and was very similar to the
one delivered mt Houston during the
State convention. The people here are
wild with delight over the effort, a
large majority never having heard him
before. There were many ladies' in the
audience. Monday night Mai. Savers
speaks and on Tuesday Roger q. Mills,
\ gentleman here has been INVITED to
stir up Texas for Ben Butler.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05
RIaime at BcIIairc.

BEiI,AIRE, o., oct. 1, Mr.. Blaine
and party loft Columbus by special train,
at 9:aO this morning. EN-Goy. Forster
and one or two others left the party
there, and Hon. Stuart T., Woodtord,
of New York, Joined il. Stops
were made at Newark, GAINESVILLE,
Cambridge, GAINESVILLE and two or
three other places, at which there were
great crowds OF people assembled to
greet him and to whom he spoke
briefly, chiefly on the tariff
question, which he said was the
inaic issue in the canvass. 1t was
dark when the train reached here, and
the little town seemed to be absolutely
full of people. The crowd was 50 great
and donsely packed that the local
committee had great difficulty in
getting Blaine to the hotel, and
several members of the party were more
than half an hour going through the
rush. 1t was not until Blaine showed
himself and made a little speech, that
| the crowd yielded and allowed free pas
sage to the party. Mr.. Blaine will spend
| SUNDAY here,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05

In is said tho Republican National
committee endeavorod to get SENATOR
EpMuNDs, who is n very mild BLAINE
man, to subscribe his name to docu.
ment stating that "BLA,NE is am honest
man and worthy the confidence and sup
port of all Republican voters" Mr.. En-.
MuNDs answered.; mo influence in the
world would induce me to sign such a
statement" II is n difficult thing to get
any one, who has any seli-respect to en-
dorse BLAINE in unoquivocal terms. lie
is too badly tattooed for honest men to
ospouse his cause In writing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05

CousrcANA, oct. Special, The
Republican convention met this after
noon at the courthouse, for the
purpose u getting the sense OF
the voters. The meeting was adj
dressed 10y Judge Osterhout, OF
Bolton, who is 60. Mills opponent tor
Congress for this district. The meeting
was also addressed by Hon. A.. Xodck,
Mr.. Graves, j. Ii. Harris, Esq, and sew
cral cOlored men. A meeting was called
for the 10Th inst, To further deliberate
ON whom they will vote for at the county
election for county offices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05

TIM league games of tho Northern
professional associations have lust about
closed, -nnd.'-to Indicate tho interest
aroused ~ the Texas league clubs in
professional circles, the host players Of
the N9rthlarc menifesting a disposiiion
TO organize combinations TO winter
South, The league contests Of tho Texas
association are Just concluding with the
last four sgsmes between Dallas and,
Fort Worth. nudoubtedlys the two host
clubs IN the South. The present soason
has Witnessed the first effort 10 establish
professional ball playing in the South
aud Southwest, aud II is a matter OF
pride TINT the, Texas leagueha been the
most successful base balllveht,ife for the
first yearthat has ever beeu attempted
Friends q the game should sea TO u that
the league Is continuod for the next
season and .that every representative
town In Texas hass club. Ills credlta.
BILE TO thcenterprise OF Dallas that she
has, this season. placed The bost talent at
the highest figures ~ the field and car
ried on the State championship pen
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