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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
The Fourth District

The Democratic Convention Of the Fourth
congressional district has done its work and
adjourned. After full discussion OF the
questions involved it made nomination of
candidate for the House Of Representa-.
tiyes. Living in the district, and informed
as to IFS condition and wants, the delegates
did what they deemed best for the party,
so far as the district was concerned. Its not
ours 10 question the wisdom Of the action.
To do so would accomplish no good OBJ.
ject.
DIR. RlyEs, the nominee, is a candidate
without 6lemlsh. lie merits the support
OK the Democracy by reason OF his ability,
his character. and his services TO the cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

Lieutenant Greely'S health Is slowly i'm
proving. He leaves Portsmouth for Wash
mgton on the 9Th proXimo.
Hank white, q funny and popular end
man" Of New England minstrel troupe,
has been elected to the Vermont Legisll-
ture from the town OF Reading.
Ms. Bull. the widow Of Ole Bull, and
the unmarried daughters Of Mr.. LongicI-
low left Liverpool few days ago for Bo.-
ton. They have been on trip to Norway.
VI. Marconi. new tenor. who halls from
AK les Bains, is said to carry with him.
'twiXt tonguc-tlp and diaphragm. voice
comparable to that oi Mario in his best
days.
Justice Miller is said to be distinguished
from his brethren Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States by being the only men,
Der who habitually wears ,waIlOw.tail-
ed " coat and good-natured smile.
Queen Victoria has had redecorated and
rcfurnshed Miss Percival's villa at Cannes.
where the Duke Of Albany died, and has
made Miss Perciyal lady -in-Waitng TO the
Duchess Of Albany.
Kaiser Wilhelm is having constructed for
MS own use q cOacn, the entire upper pOr-
ton OF which will Doe Of glass, so that he
will be able 10 see everything about him
without fatigue or exposure to the weather.
Life (London) saws that the Queen is now
enjoying capital health-better. indeed.
than for some years. She has been seeing
more people, paying more visits. and trans
acting more business than for many months
past she has been able TO do.
Mrs. Langtry has been received with I'M
bounded enthusiasm in Scotland. and has
been frequently called upon to address the
public from the railroad carriage in which
she was about to take her departure from
the place. At Waverley station, Edin-
burgh, a great tbrong gathered, cheered
her repeatedly, and called for a speech.
when "a pIeasant-ooking, middle-aged
lady" appeared at the carriage window
and said: "pm very glad YOU all like
Mrs. Langtry so much, because-I'm her
mother"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
he Done With II.

a recent philosophical treatise SAYS
we can endure many an ache and pain #
ii is soon over" Then, let us have il over
rs soon as possible-the pain OF neuralgia.
for instance. or rheumatism, or the army Of
various pains following in their train. Get
bottle Of Browns Iron Bitters right away
and 20 TO work on them. Mr.. Jacob Barf,es.
Barnesville, Ohio, writes: browns Iron
Bitters ralleyed my wife Of great nervous
pIostration, which was so severe that she
bad 10 keep her bed"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

All the press reports sent out from the
Blaine hippodrome are tinted with rose
color. Mr.. Blaine carries the press report
er along in his private ear. He throws his
eye over the dispatches before they are
sent, and. inasmuch as the purposes OF this
excursion is to work up public sentiment,
II b safe to say that they contain more or
less exaggeration. Our private advices are
TO the effect that the Blaine parade IL bring
ing rather slim return for the capital in
vested Nee York World.
Some OF them read as II Mr.. BLAINE had
penned them himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

State Central Democratic Committee, thu
recommended the nomination OF Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress In that dis.
tuci, and that Mr.. Barbour was opposed
to that recommendation. - Wa stington tet-
ter In Alexandria Gdzeffs.
We are glad to know that our Judgment
was backed by that Of the cool, sagacious
BARBOUR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

Mr.. TmDEN's letter, published in this
paper yesterday. tells once more where the
great and good men in Governor CLEvE-
LANDS own State stand. They are for
CLEVELAND and Reform, as in 1876 they
were for TILDES and Reform. Mr.. TmDEN
writes admirable letters. His mind has not
failed in any degree, judging from them.
Let the people see TO II that the words OF
wisdom spoken by the victim Of the giant
wrong OF the age shall be hearkened to,
and that wrong rghted. Is7O-lss4l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

Men Of advanced age. like Mr.. benjamin
Miller, Of ThOmfsontown, Pa. in hi,
seyenty-sixih year; Mr.. W. II. Redwood,
salesman, Baltimore. Md. in his seventy
third year; MIR. John Lane. Hyde Park.
ILL.,. aged sixty. and many others, were all
cured Of rheumatism by few applications
Of 81. Jacobs oil, the great pam-curc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

The Chicago Herald says: "The Demo-
Gratis fancied they had hooked HAMILTON
FISH, but HAMILTON is still swimming
around in BLAINE waters Yes. some
fishes prefer muddy water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

The World asks: "Why should not the
American people believe WARBEN FISHER
rather than JAMES &. BLANE?" Why such
question: The indications are that they
do believe FISHER in preference TO BLAINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

Mrs. LoCGw0oD's platform is before the
public. The presumption is that il is
cut bias. nuicd and gorcd. with several
wards OF insertion let into the back.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

1.-THE colony OF Mormon prOselytcs near
Nashville, which was ordered to leave, has
in body refused to CO." Yet it j. proba-
bic they will go-go up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

Northern heiresses. having exhausted the
supply of eligible coachmen, are Tow run
nmg away with street.car drivers. Aud
now the question is, will this lower the
fairoI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

II Benny BUTLER don't get another nom
ination pretty soon, he will cease TO be
mentioned in the canvass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
UsICAI..
DIssOLUTIONs a PARTNERSHIPS,
DAyyILLE.v. oc,on.. .' . , 80

DAN'ILLE, VA October 4, 1858,
NOTlCE.-THE LATE CO-PARTNER.
~ SHIP OF ". 5. PATToN soxs = 90 : n In.
ing been dissolved BY the death OF the senior mart
ner. ". ,. Patton. the undersigned sury wing nart
ners nave mis- Gay formed 4 co-partnership FOR
AGENCY INSURANCE BUSINESS under The
nn =. me- ahe ,tyle q W s. PATTON, SONS &
hereby return thanks 10 our friends and ea.,a W.
err yer Ihsr llbera patronage heretofore extended
To Us, ana respectfully solicit continuance on the
'ai''' A. Y. STOKES,
o.s.a, W.FPATTON,
j. A. PATTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

II is hoped that the BLAINE organs that
wanted to know how Uncle SAMMY TILDEN
stood in this canvass are satisfied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

Marjorie Huntingdon. ANoyel. By llAE-
RET PENNAwELL BELT. Philadelphia
j. b. LIPPINCOTT d Co. 1894. Price,
Sl.25.
For sale by WEST. JOHNSTON & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

A gentleman from Lvnchburg, here to-
day, says that 1t was the Executive Commit.
tee, Of which NOT member Il from TIE
Fomth congressional district, and not the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

The elaine leaders do not think that
COMBINES silence is golden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

Mr.. BLAINE, in order to be consistent,
should deny that he wrote his book.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
DEATHS.

ALLES.-Dicd, In William ,hurg, Va, October
;, 1854, after long and painful illness. PETER
T. ALLEN, sou Of the late |. II. Allen, Jr., Of
HcnncO county.
May be rest in peace.
Washington and Baltimore papers please copy.
BTRWELI.-Died. In this city, on "Wednesday
the Sth instant, WILLIAM L. III RWELI., in the
nffy-scycn;h year Of his age.
III, funeral viii Ake place from 1T. Paul's
church THIS AFTERNOON n 1 o'clock. MS
friends and those Of his brother, Or. Blair Bu--
well, are invited tO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
BRIEF COMMENT.

When MURAT HMSTEAD gets blood in his
eve look out for lurid Jokes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
MARRIAGES.

JACKSON-CHAMB Married. ~ the FRS.
Baptist church. this city. "wednesday. October sth,
by the Rev. ". W. Landrun, Mis- ". LUCILLE
JACKSON to VI. 4. CHAMBERS. No cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

60 -. a.
not reeprocnte stsner INC purpose or Wy
nspnest aesste Q. VIC gsntR Dan, anu WI
tnev !eH tns'r nspcrstNv JUDY :" ' ssss.
cste tne .Fun .. u's.oIy ~ sxa'us sns.
s'o". my uu nvs ,n'enu ~ say ~
u'os e"se"asev ~ anu 'ne kens'en snIss. :.
WIZ W cn"na.'on anu Icc'sn ....".s.,,
gu" y" s.ep'n8 w vic wa, ~ i""' ss
a'n ps'e "'c" "s'e s''" 'n'' '"o W"
f"an gnu. - a.
' no S,nim ~; ,poh ,ha r,, nn
ana grace o. ,he Eepnplicsn party. an. , ."s
bfutaiity on ,nose whom ne pieasse " ,eIm
reo o rs 70 sne mrs. question: aase ,o I'd he.
cause, WIN the history 81 ,"u ,ass aI.so !,
yea's ys. itesh III Tue n'..u y, Wv "a 49,, w.,
was useless 10 speas Oh .'o siaoS -"' ,,,s.t
nahimity o! tne hepuDnsan pmy, VI" Az
the master cnsiaVed; WIN ,".e,nsc'0e W.,
Ifanchised; WIN society e'so'u.iou, WIZ. l
states sub'er'ed' anu wiz, eR,s,s'",es us
peiscd, ne couid no' anVr" W 'fiH VI s'a0s
ana magnanimity' ~ Una, were erace nnu
magnaniniiy, nc prasea "ou 70 save TUE
country IN INC iu.ure rom suen VIRTUES
MT. Hiil said: w n'tefer norTnrs nau
| existed nj Andersonvii'e. not one OF them
Confederate Government, and that every
one OF them grew out OF the necessities OF
the occasion. which necessity was fastened
on the Coniederaies by The conduct OF the
ether side" lie CHALLENGED MT. Blaine To
meet him lace 70 'aee ana TACT 10 iact IN the
discussion OF tne questions. occurring tha'
ihe tltne was OF the past When tne country
could accept the impudence OF assertion
for The force OF argument, or the reckless
ness OF statement for The truth oil history.
Mr.. Blaire then quoted resolution Of
Hi, OF Georgi1.
Mr.. Hill: "Wbat measures the Con'cd-
crate Government might haye'thougbt pro-
per to take ut that time to protect the wo-
men ana children OF the coniederacy from
insurrecfl0n DO not rec0lect, but shall
not be diverted by the gentleman from
Maine from the course OF my argument to
90 into The history Of slavery, or OF the in-
surrectlon, or OF John Browns raid. l
know this: that whether or any other
gentleman OF the committee was the ail-
thor OF tue RESOLUTIONS ana which think
mort 'nai lIoOhpie' our PURPOSE was hot
10 90 Inlustice 10 any nlnh' woman, OF
chhu, Noith or south DuV 10 auopl wnat
W. uJ,ou ii,, l.easuies ~ Pio'ur'
rcction and slsn1hter while orr braye sons
were in the field" (Murmsrs Of applause
on the Democratic slde.J
~" III III, tiloh pasSeu III resIew Tue cnoIls
Of their nrisoncrs. and concluded mis-
branch Of his subject by saying land Of
an the atrocities, both at Andersonvllie and
ac'''i,,,d rom aU i' rosn,n.ihi,,'y ana
blame"
Mr.. Hill concluded: But the South Is
, u, "un Sar sr fnus % tho en-
critic side and in tbe Galleries. Let IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

We wrote the first consideration" not
the "just consideration"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09

MOZART HALL
DIME MUSEUM COMPANY.
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
WEEK or OCTOBER GTH-EYERY AFTER
noon AND NIGHT, EXCEPTING THURS
DAY NIGHT.
NEW COMPANY THIS WEEK.
NEW STARS.
The celebrated
. FRANkLINS.
JOHN, LILLE, JAMES.
Refined statue Clog-Dlnctrs.
special engagement Of The greatest ~ all sketch
Ar.i.ts.
MIR. MD MRS. JOE ALLEN,
i'm pleasing .kctches-somcihlug new.
Your fayor'te-,
THE SHEDMANS.
with Monkey ami DOg>-thc b6st iu The woIli;a
circus this week.
MISS UAlSEl NORWOOD.
the pleasing song Bird Of the WOrl 2.
ENOUGH SAID.
The
FRFD-GOTTLOE'~- AMY.
Concluding with The funny act.cnl!ticd
THAT AWFUL BABY.
Admission 10 an this great show only | q cent,
reserved seats, 20 cents. Doors open afternoon &c
1880, 30 rfoInanco commences at = ;at night doors
oTtu ~ 7 aud commence 10 o'clock. Gallery
reserved for ColOrcd people. 1-ft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
II ii l. 81 T L ALTON.

II "A " ~
The most successful persons are the intellges
and observing, who rarely ever fail 10 take advan
tagc Of The sltuation and what better opportunity
have you. and you, and you, to buy the BEST OF
CLOTlllNG-as good, in fact every way as your
tailor can make--at prices that are Low indeed?
LIGHTWEIGHT TOP-COATs.
We're showing the most Custom Like, Best. Fit
ting, and E.egant Assortment 10 he found I'm any
establishment in the United states. Rather a
broad statement you say. It's the truth. inst the
anne, and an examination will ocularly demon.
strate II TO be 50.
OUR PRICES? -They range from SO TO ss5,
CoLoRs BLACK, Brown, Gray, Plum. Oxford
Olive, Drab, and Tan, in all the New Shades.
When convenient, call and look At EN-. Wen
con ,ider A. favor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-09
ssss y GOO Geo gEE ssss ssss
s s g 90 s:s 5. !: = ::

Orrunprcccdenied bargains ofihis season have ,
Ia qeiV inc reaSrd sales KNIT our senior pifSrr
ms again been Competed 10 visit New i0rk q AT
our resident partner in selecting goods Tor our
wintrr trade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01
DEALeRe IN
enamelled and Plain Hollow Ware,
Rubb~r saa Leather s%;-istog. Hrass
lsSSAs. ssss asa water Pipe. aaa
0aets atsts' sa.piIss.
PAPILLON
CCJCS CURE.

TtfAIhtNtblh
Mss W. K StptEY. ~. .s Pills avrauc. Cbi-ara
Il- sayss have tsei IssalDu Ivszh Cure fsi
ali Kinds 81 ooughs in eur :amilhrs. Nc s.s. n..ss
sss"S \ case 81 uaeapisx COACH that shr sweep faiiee
t"cs7e- We tcn-sEDcoc "a 20 even ons All xi.ss 81
80 family had n i-fiie e 70 on hand
Mis- MsET u gtcn&Esss. No. ~ THI. svsaar.
writes Janc - fsf "i0Ne yes msay tEans- far iur
eouTcTE last Sazartay evening IN sssatay ne ,Hr
medicine ] 20 srneh NShst Tor. ! sas arss eaah.sd
.otV Jonr x~h~p9ias oosA rriBefy u-asglssn coazt
CCrci. fnrO-Sh ~. kiB8nss q ny ~rri.siisr. M. ~
~ ssfirJ. sDi II gave sueh great rclssf TO rY ifis
81 thaf when The secpsd csiid ve s,tac I'D. cue
c;ea ias tsEae r.!sf for hs-. Iknp~ ~ ~ 81 hr- saesif
c!sc waich - f1orA H,its~sed . ma:.fy, s~n~ss.iv A.
distressing. ssi feel sen apSrce..iise 81 my goo.
fO-gas IN ob:A.ni1g H."
NEs. " ID DAy.s No w Eiis syense. ana e-
jas " BSeaaRsn. 30. 5EI Eg.s Assnae. si.o ,e,.-.
noad faphlon CoaEb Care fr w~toppsnx e.szxh, Il
cured ther esndren- - sa inssss only q fes v~ss.
Old whom another p~-OIysIn would have ssosea q.
ae,th. = ssiife hsd bys for some sogrx d-.s.lr-a a
harmless vegetable syrua. -s-y c.i.efsz. ..S
u Tor s4ie BY ali drveg.s:x
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

Tho Rssai E<D Yevkey thinks M,
caring the hill . waste OF manure.
1 -r.n,hor and . secr.,;o, n ~.,rre
- -. - umaee - ~-l
- sessls ~
-Ger Seds skou!d Sc 6o1N 0I6
~ drjes sftar ansn. L-
psevsets the 0pdse serseum
~ r Aeruid.
~ i,t..a;,~ IN ~--
USSeSs e.ds 49, -. ~
~.Slf -, 49,. -
oW = vait unsii - -
end }Brn sew tke l..s.s -
seed. Thu Il yerv nor ~o--.v =
best-Exchaace
"A man who Aas h.a $1,000.
yean' c-onf;nnos,s
Keeping sa,s th.f he 70 49,.
twcnty-dvc twoIye.rolI,c.~oc 49,.
yard hens TO place on e 60 - nv
70. ga or Alto ;rc,,h - :. -
nw.-Cxicaoo TrIlrn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

n Maps Soda Springs Hotel In Cali
foruia y eight handrcd and sixty see
twe and . quarter inches high. and
Msniy-scysa blocks hong. the entire
fune being q Italian marble. nsckh.
- lie flagstaff q only BE- seen
N erAnksni the other night the
- krsp IT. during . fog and broke
a u. h~rusk. IT, buildings
- xkea3 fun. h. sighiy.t~o mil
iiod mi fpae oOns. and when the land
lugd svpo1 Mr.. Lake Kelly. /. also
ftll.s q l0n1nesons sink 40 inch dsy.
Tbel cuesuDtupsi earthquake shocks
vrx& tns rs(y Sased BY the friction Of
ae kheysSxoei elevators running the
zus6 = dinner. Of rather tskias
H. -~1fsri, when th. weight 10
ine1 aDt one-thIrd- Therv are
rin1 ra urie., without counting
TIC - u o~fice-clcrk about trou,
ST.. "a ndows on the top floor
h@iI Of 4 glass through which
~A,.A Rocky Mountaius on n
hxw.A2 The osl.-r can be descr.esl
the <ie~Ary II the changing Pacific
By fpse sid< = nineiy-siS|oot telc-
&C., esTkmpie yruit Laxative adyer-
s;.sn.r, - sea PAINTED scross the
49, "a <~o,cano ri Rswsii. while
srprusruef are being made for ele-
yat .tLe Hrahsi Vail Falls in Yosemite
alb .IreS feet. 20 as ~ b. r-n-
den yi.ihleIp The nakeirye. Among
osll r-,s.t6 the roof i furnished
wf I racoar~ck and base ball as'i
cr. ct ~rul d.. etc. The bed roozis
Il ,uceri< ca~rayansary are iweoiy-
~yS thSr&d three hundred aud six
IN ksr,hrs5fa eh sceniy by niaciy
ant 2p,aininc twenty->N cup
hos = All he later superbly fur
ui,h uiahf ,wocallon demiloan OF
the rs, ClAk;ag whisky for n~ocsnrnal
meds3 in d.. The furniture Il CON
pos{A .vr3o velv OF tepmoifr-r Of
Deaf ,,A beds are constructed Of
wstA ~ and stuffed with Lun-
mir b.. u me- nj n hundred and six
teed2o;,an7 short pound. In the zen
ter enc pillow Is a siiser tube
throvpi ~ h cocktails can ~ ordered
fronfal<A ~ all hours in ;hc morn
~ err ut length the endless re-
souseDs 9th cuisine (Freuck for grub,
wouE4 exho.i the vocabulary of a
Hueoe 81 ven give a iirst-e'ass Cali
f~ornio&sFe19 auctioneer The iock-isw.
Sufioes u % SAY the hair in 'he butter
will eitasttfully crimpcd 5n order to
incotR Gpa,riotic love fk the Aneri-
can ~ slapple pie. ever. tcnth one,
will q tain an order for n steinwayl
piSadsdr reversible ulster- The dishes
viii ~ 30 of solid gold. snt siuns ~
the - SIS by Superintendent waiter,
who III | he compelled TO ~esr red te'
in on , 10 Distinguish them from u,
boar3ss. They will also be mounted
o. 6ir,rplated bicycles 70 insure speed:
A ce} trtted magician has "een ensa.!nd
as IN Esaxer, bud will produce a b
and.lsf l,eop4birt from enrh hat As the
pues ,>css .put. Nery Young ladies
ssili. pnrt1ded with tafy by the Office
cbr a-hil1 the married ladies viii be
pleaec4 TO how that Il N.Y. York octor
sftheAsorst reputation has been Sc
curedtR winA at them m the dining
room {nd 0at arrangements have been
mad@ks which a pretty actress will be-
.'fire1ent'' Of the house once a week.
IN orda- { o afford ample material for
couves alton -Derrtck I-Odi, H ''Sum-
oaeraBSxnsssings."
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01
NAv-eGvCR

10 type 81 ssssrs
lhssh< s~.alisr symp
faEs ~ 70 ssisn6e1
b. an inksn~s oz.s1.
ros 81 Iinsnx
t<sEs Of the sOs;rix
and fkr-t,
Mcr A.
Gr9 ulacssf srrwk
ed = 4 sess-gs
sonfsEled nth Q
t1rspE ~seshsttes
Itfr~ sr~ revere
sr.sus 81 sar~1fr<.
fr@SEerf s.fsrk. -
h~-HiscAe- vHcU scd
ts.sGess pa
ny'sCe~sa 8sio
10 srrse.yfAafs>
. regr-es <sEza.s -
fh'seiseks~ sH -
ua &efs
ssmie = &c ~ Raj
'rgA =.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01
'StoW CHIEF
Inn
3 The NJ.

Hhro.ul ""CA1ca "~
Denar4. the ate. ~hssptsmb
rur;a ,.meut, and the q NT
at government can
a.hington until -
Ra;irnaI 10 the seizur1
W..h;na But when cod piain,. yk.m
macy? Thu man protest or rtsort to diplo.
back q country is in 20 condition "a
for ;ndsmni on foreign government.
r;ob,. Wnni,y on account of yfoI.t..d
eSfor. we have no navy xka.svs,h 80
81 icrce respect fcs ID rfShss sS|M 70
american citizens. ana or 49,.
u'ent run the - 80
LOO by the most insiss,;S..., -
powers because the lsffa9 -. ~
means ut comman1 On rfSS- @
cities unLcr cont our
mass OF ruins. Even ths y, .
IRE cniilian Republic was 20 -.
sun INTO our teeth, snl del sfes.stmec,
On our part, simply h.eauss3 -. -.
hothing 10 prevent ne iroal3e1Sfs 49,,
Piaying havoc with IN eri.s0- ,sc.,~s,
on o Pacific coast. For ttiu fr...;fs.;-
ing state OF affairs I've oounfrt = -.
aehted to the Democ at;c uertH The
democrats. with the exeeut;o: a. -.
ALsli Congress, have cdntrplIed the
Na.ional purse-strines since MarcL 1.
800. at i1rst their plca agsins. rein.
forcing the navy was that little a
nothing could be done until the ex-
perimentai knowledge of Europe
o u settle the relative positions
OF armor and heavy guns. The past
nine years have PRETTY efcctually dis
posed OF the question, and now. when a
Democratic House is asked to vote
money for war-siips and heavy uns
Tor sea coast defense. the request Is mea
with a point blank refusal. As a party
the Democrats are content to have
American citizens nnltrcated in foreign
countries and their property taken
away. They know that the Govern
ment is powerless TO act except in the
way of protesting and that if its pro-
tests are unheed,d American dignity
is insulted. If tie people of the United
States hope TO hsvc their flag cover and
protect American citizens on foreign
soil they must send with it armored
ships and batteries of heavy guns. This
al no be done while Democrats are
permitted to block the way. Ii, then,
the people Of the United States hope for
a O vigorous foreign policy in the
future they mast see to IT that a Repub-
lican Executive is sustained by a Re-
publican Congress. -C2cUeiaad Leader.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01
Sone Consolation.

'.gHFG. Jon will have 10 buy me a
Aeykis dress very som"
eghy, las not long ag0that bought
yo63 II silk dress. What's the mat
ter sStih that one. my dear
Hi badly worn about the waist.
II dssht look fit 10 b. secu."
I'm. Isn't this the second silk
dre@ hat young Mr.. fcaihcrly has
wo1foat for you-ahoirt tke waist?'
FL am alra;d il is. papa" replied
Che tlblt shipg girl. .'turt age have one
con Mat en. you aud ]. l. mus cost
hintd ,rcat Deal for GOAT sleeves
~ GG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

SFor the sixth time within TWEEN
ty-four years the Denocrstic party has
taken It's Presidential candidate from
the East Tho RowdiNes." - New
York papers arc wont eocan the West
srn country. was again Sbliged to b
content with tho second plSee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

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