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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

In the gossip at National lloadqrart-
nrs Yesterday 70 was stted tl' 10 his lot
Ter OF nccrutance " tho WoriOu ,mcu's uomna-
ton. winch will DE given 20 thc public some day
INF. week. General Bu,lnr will give some curou'
facts ~ % rnc inside working Of the CHICAGO Democratic
Convention. lie viii explain th,th wcn, there as =
i..,,t. chiefly to voice the sentiments OF the Anti
N,.ooiist, and TO- their request aud that ne tid 40 IN
smile OFF Gree ic that the convention was packed by the
in,ci,i,o men In the Interests of Cleveland, VINO MA
tried 10 suppress, anything looking Ike Oppo nton 10 h!n
TIA. letter viii Doe share attack on tov .ldnl am the
Manning uAchn merry which nominated HIM
General Butler is further said TO have declared
within few ,lay. mat Jim Blaine has "sht by hii
r,aine education, experience ana position 80 h' party
d, ,uire io the Presidency; hut tAs mlH Cleveland IS
,r..in. made; h- never tried cIu-r 100 IN" Court Or
trr,I. ,t his own the; can't nan" al tie foreign
...lait.- vita lv.!.. aayr ppnai" nr 1ut So ans!
Do he yea to NI-llugsn couldn't hut 10" NdIe house
door % 90 Treasury Dcpa. uneu without a guide.
a. was also stated 90 allh lil> "h'H uc-
.,ined 10 bo quoted that John Kelly - vel d' cutter
pH. openly Iui vigorously denounced huhAS ana
carter UJrsof 20, tho packing pi TIE Dhrd@o on Gu
, with t-v.lln hoItprs. one o. tur tW| hinird Is
and f "a, i4irrrl chat the H2Hnn- machine men led
t ~ Harrison l~ 90 nduceUcnt o. hn % p- me nan
Nh. pruml.e %. fAe nomination Tor Ftr-!r"'l!rnl bt
they also promised the same thing Z" Villas, AcDohdlu
and Ua.aly Do .rcur- other aid rom titin
Je.u iI-Grq President o. the An. Hohopy AASocl~
ZION s.id XII lr GENERAL Builder ra1, a, n" had
mo- doubt ne you'd. he WOrdnEmruS an Nrethod' Z
cludld4tr vr,ud would De ne cara man III me race III
N.,y-l orr County. AND possibly - tue ~idtr HhtI nc
added ne Won't b, nrst uEGer any circunstiAc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
rp,,y4rL4YTIC TRAVELLERS

The tunard steamer seryia took out yeS'el-
day among her passengers the Rey A. Argue ON .
Harold dAuyy. the Rev. NJ J. bescnn'E Mo's-n We
Bulkeley. ! " Bookwalter. Dr. and Mrs. W. S'"e''
Mr. ANA Mrs G.. T. Colllngham' D. y ioha,u'HU. -
i,,t,.n',,, + 4 t,,r ouAul q. Gebhari l.. ~ ne Ia
t.Iinrr Kumas H. Professor Kennedy -I uehli -,
MruE Bari, the Rev and Mr.. j. a. hnu,'' tr,nEIi.
McDruuule. captain aud MIH T. = ~ A''N
bwayue, Professor A. A. " rghL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
LAST DAYS or MURDERER.

The death watch was set yesterday on Alex
andrr Jefferson the negro murdersr condemned 10 be
hanged On August l. lie removed from tne cell ne
bad occupied OH Inc second uer the condemned 90"
ON tho nrst tier o. Raymond Street Ja.l brooklyn
Under herf HodrkusOn has engaged i've sprclA drg
Ties n whom he repusrs entire confidence 10 Watch Jr
frf-On. Two 81 them viii be Win Aim All Tue une UNI
the day OF bis rIscuion. Afer Jefferson was
10 be hanged ON August |. 10 learned that the ia
VIA kept by ed persona - the snnFeisiy ~
emancipation in The West Indies And application Wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
BoLrISG KING DAVID ANpvorINa THE An-Atou

ne Rsr anon smith h y. a. The Nor York tfaug,l,t
have been thinking OF .himcl TIE sus OIL t,er. wbo
boiled King David ana Yot a. the Ab.llum Ticker lie
stands for me modern independent Republican whose
efhoe "a 10 ours ana cast stones" 10 Mr. Blaine Nv
ebOloe TOT President a. John .ueTuaa not tLal oy,d
the Maine man less, but he OHIO man more Bur " ,ea
saw that SIT elaine male 10 eGori accrue Inc uouns
ton, that The masses Of the Republican marty .Io
lAat he snOad be tscT leader, found no reason N n.
life ~pG character OF Mr. Blame why should not he rriv
tppONe OF bis nOmsauon. As mas a salesman And I,
Shnstisn gentleman, hold hlG high esteem there
HAy be Independent Republicans Iu ONO bui 40 IN #
30 Oeoh MY good fortune uOt 10 meet tIsm Whether
eAlHs o. Cleveland shall be elected. MAY our country
hospsr and Gsd be giertedi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

~ou.e 70 eonn lrrtss altitude or tho couiy' rsprss
,.,,.. =, tn woman Suffrage bill judge Hall presided
Addresses were mado by Mr. Harter. Mrs Lille Dey~
r,ux Blake and others The Auburn Blaine ana Loss3
club which Also met last night. adjourned ana stendea
passed reanesns the Senator and AssembymAn OF me
district % pr, 50 the Oil. -
suEHw on, N Y, July pa convention OF citihens
Of all parties First Assembly Distrct OF Cayus
County ma, oeen held here d. g. Gould was chsirmas
and Mi.s AIice Soaring secretary Resolutions were
passsI instructing our senator and AssemDlyman v
labor FOR the woman's suffrage bill"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
rREsIDEAr lAHAL,. rlcLTLON

Ransom r. Cable, president of the Chicago.
Rock Island aud Pacific Railway Company with his fan
y, h~s been spending She last two weeks 40 watch HI
He will remain IN New York we-t, PROBABLY Doe ore De
vii return " his hsme lie said ye.terl t.R %" md
enjoyed ms vacation. hut that Ae had n1 urvs about
Western rarsss mauers ESQ lar "a. ,n informed.
everything IL 1"vne quietly ma suullAIt.' hc rr
marked Ipe crop prospects are extremely brilliant
think that they were better Iif IA. roads " N
have plenty OF business ny aud by. Tor Europe will
our erals ~ some prcs ooA iof good ran sportaon
busneaA for the resi- Of the year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

Mrs. swisshelm born IN Williamsburg, Penn In
1916, and her life hal been most eventful one For
forty years she had su4r contributor to many o.
the leading papers OF the country. Among them were
The ItSbry Saturday Visitor IRON ls45 10 1886, The 81
CloUd Mimi Visitor and TIRE NEwYORK TRIBUNE. Her
writings were Of highly moral character pleading the
OF the oppressed and be pess Her pen used
70 Oppose slavery, be rend working women and Other
frlendless classes. Among her published books waz one
entitled Letters TO Country Girls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsulNGrON, July %, 1874
Gporyprr ~ CHANGES wlripHAwS.-Ihe charges pre-
,orr, against Frnuk Claudy OF the Census ONCE have
been Withdrawn a. giouudc-a the private correspond
60 be oficaL.
NAroNAL DRNrL ASSOCIATION MEETING. The fourth
se,slon Of The National Dental Asoc!atloa began IN tue
hall OF the National Museum to~ay
DETAILS oF OFFICERS g. r CoLLtGEs. -New regulations
for the dsta ~ officers duty colleges and uuvera
ties nave been issued from the War Department
Pension OFFICE PEonOrloNs-Ihcre were lO3 promo
lions in the clerical force OF Pension once today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
UNION PACIFIC EARNINGS.

BOSTOy, July 22.-The Union Pacific earn
ngs statement for May shows the total gross earnings
to he So $40; earnings S0424 decrease OF
S184, $40 roa NAV last year FOR We months 10 May 3D.
earnings 50 300 s95 decrease OF SI.39J go from the
Corresponding period last This net earnings Tor nve
months S3,2t3, 600 decrease from those 81 the
urst i've months in 1888 or 81 or, 554.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

MRS. F. p. CAMBRIDGE.
IsY TELEGRAPH TO rrs tribunal

BALTIMORE, July 22.-Mrs. +. p cambridge,
Of Winchester Va died this morning. the residence Of
J. H. r. Nicholson Sherwood. IN Baltimore County. Che
was the daughter o. the late Charles Pitts leading
lawyer 10 this city and direct descendant o. President
Zachary Taylor She was sster-law OF Jefferson Davis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
srrrcnr. 10 WITH DIsrRIcr RErunLIcANs.

At the weekly meeting of the ANlth Assem-
bly, Dstnci Republican Association ss night a. No. 229
TBirc-ave. resolution adopted recommending to
the National Committee the appointment Of William
WhoInh.n t. address meetings IN behalf Of Blaine and
Logan the labor question. committee ot seven W~s
apOmtrd To organize ana manage the campaign IN tae
di.tIIcL OlOnel Henry Beauy, an old worker In Tho
tr meetIng AZ considerable length. lie said
LA.t freo Was Tho sentiment 81 me American
~-ooie. II was kkgland WAC was ryins 70 make II aP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
OBITUARY NOTES.

BosToN, July 22.-Captain Lorng B. Small,
age Gfv. welLkuowa sbipmaser. died IN the Chelsea
Hospital last sight ~ dropsy. he commanded the shlps
Charles Hin Guiding tar Harmonic, America, and l4t-
ter the ocean hiu-, the largest ship aioat
Jacob NJ Merseics formerly OF Jersey ity' died at sar
atoga on Monday, OF consumption. lie ntty-seycn
years of age and vas an active Republican politician.
lie was once elected sheriff Of HUDSON County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
UlrcHIyG rU0 PRISONS DEoWN

An excursion party from Hunters folhV
that visited the western end % Rock WAY ''4'n y'''
dag sad t.ni tI,y .Iw ,ulboat containing Wv Fe.
. .,.....,.,, r.I., mile from inc shore. that the
,,,',,. ,.,,,.., .i,. and tac boat dr'tci off, Thy
pirtt could r.uuriul .sslthce, a7 Iu'l ""y ~ bo.t
and were suHir Il..tucn from i1e NAN ''"'"' ~ 49,
IN snnnnArn Id IIAn U- on Irum l4LAI-lo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

from any injustice tho part Of the BOARD OF Health;
viii protsat only such dealers as obey tho law Uhpro
posed 90 restrain tho Brooklyn Boarf Of Hsath rom
killing until thsy had bssn properly anu
chemist will that milk n tested carefully AMI proreo
~ be bad before dsalers nnsd for aslng TO- Ths
association organized by dealers who say that they
have been harshly dealt with ny the milk and eatlo -
spsetors OF the Board VI Health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

MILK DEALERS ORGIYIzING FOR P8oIkCIIoH'
The Kings and Queens County MilNneh
pr.tect,,. Association a newly termed ORGANIZATION
Asdit. arst regular meeting last nigAt at Hedmior
Hall. at Cooper aud central aVe' Brooklyn Inc ooeo'
a, Tho uu,on 4, 10 protect nk dealers and producers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

The Worry Of Constant Cough, and the
Soreness Of Lung, which generally accompanies IT, are
both remedied by DR. Jsyne's EIpectOrant =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

Smthers says il is rheumatism, but 1t lsTs
It result OF having ungusrded moment o1ere1
boost the girls the pcaic swing, ard OehK kcPs
al II for six while other fellows ate up tne
water M sns-[ PittsDurg Chronicle Telegraph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
worklNGnrv ron BLAINE AyD reoI

W0HiINGMEN FOR BLAINE AND PROTECTION.
The lr,h-Amerru Il publican Assoc ,iuu
hc.d meeting A. keIs"'s han. ia Pear st Ist evening
William Burl presided Resolutions caeicd ly Michael
J. Murphy were adopted, pieIsus the association %
vora a. conjunction w.tA The Republican party for the
c.ertoa OF Blaine and Logan calling upoI ""l patriotic
and ABOVE
AND prove tu.I tne Democratic narf docs uui
control wuu.c lDrH vote ail MIA iaHi ilur 4Ed
lsru .orrrsrul t.ur American pr.tp.r- AID policies,
both Iurrisu AMI domestic. aIu he. tlN uutf~lng the
Republican platform, " rr c.AiJ tlaf isua u lsvul OF a
protective tt1n against BriUAn Tree trade speeches
we're made uY Mttu hafangh.ol ihr iiu Ass mbly Ijs
tuc Iiaur sud Logan itpalEn ub. NJ u. Nu prY,lru
al. sullivan William Barry aud others he speakers
earnest n thcr approval %. tine isrpIbucA candidate,
ut the true lnlcfeHt- si labor Ihc
citation now nunDors 700 members and uoN Ones De-
ny aAAnh naIIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
rnoNAs LoGAN rOR LIKE.

IN III.VNFU 10 II" IhIH" VT
CiNcINNAri, July 22.-Thomlo \. Logan Il
bro Irr of olive Logan and p''n"r". lawyer anu ''
, t,.,o,,. iu col anna interview says hc shall sup
putf Elaine AMI 10 an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
Doliticll Notices.

Pnfrul Oprnwor, Net banners, Hunting. finE,
Fine Portraits UNIl. ~ b.tAiiAN. Aita.-f ~ puaueG
old l.elA0lu Headquarters tstaDnshcd lst%
Ar,tic Net HAMMER Elrg portraits uearst dessaa.
J.. a. D Bt. .s N a. I. Afthl1t .
o BRO dsay sni 50 hast l3th.st
lnmnntau Banner aud buini I De-
tH yrs and aJl hiuash wy,
our Nsi manner Rooms aud PORTRAIT Gallery,
PoiincsI Hammers rrun-pRrrncie., &c.
SPLENDID PORTRAITS
AL of constantly on hand aud painted
ord,r Va ami examine before purchasing elsewhere COan
u orders wllmeot VIA prompt Attent0n
- l. a. VBRlE a co.
40 broadway ami OF kast i3thsh
The
BLAINE and LOGAN Campaign song ION victory" lmsls
yOicrs sung bY the Republican Oee Clue OF New YORK
mai~ on receipt Os 90 thf copies 81.
THE COMPOSERS MUSIC Pr hl.iShiNo CO.,
sl9 broadway, New-fork.
raieuI Waterproof Openwork Net Banners.
Handsome ana durable New designs soc MANUFACTURING
sndsr letters patent Inrn sements viii 10 prosecuted
AsNsLc portraits aud campaign squipmcnts
n. h LEVY CO.. q Msostsrssk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
OBITUARY.
JANE GREY SWISSHELM.

PITTsBURG, Penn, July 22.-Jane Grey Swiss
helm, the noted abolitionst and advocate OF femals
rights died at home at sewckey, Penn, to-day On
Saturday July T. she taken H. and since hen had
been growing steadily weaker until last night she lost
consciousness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

Huut's Remedy for of the kidneys Liver ana
Bladder. Never known 10 fail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

msds Governor Cleveland for respite 81 ons week
Nothing has been hoard from tho 0overnor regard 70
che mattel Joneraoss o0unasl 10 engaged an enert 70
secure examination into his ssnps msntzl condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

TR.su,p o1Y.-g Julr - "a A. n Tho mo emeA' i'
tie barometer during the hazy wr1.h-r '''Ir''' N'
downward Hay and clear 0eaih'' II'''.'N'
terrp,rftr. ,,, .d hetw,en SO and ~G the average
"a 49, lcI.. Ia owe tHan 0u ,lr correspondents ""'
last year and DI-. higher tltI 90 II Hi.l. , o.. f.v
Wttue.. c.et. FAR weather may DE e-''''0 ~ '
Iu tina CITY aud vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

Burneis Cscoane the hair dressing in tho world
and remains longest ia effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
REcAILLNG IL sPuYILN DrYyL DLsAsTER
BrEysIDE'S sURETIEs SUED.

BUENSIDES SURErIES SUED.
WAsuGSGroN July 22.-Sults were entered
to-day by DisrletAue.ney NoHintton on inc part or
line United -.i.es d.lus. j. o. T.. burnside principal
,,t y T. T..Fr.as as surety AMI against Eliza O.. Hucl-
iu.on ev.cutrx of tho estate OF HAYWARD ".
Iiu-.5in on ant Robert G IaEsrsol administrator -
the e,tlt- oi Enen g. mger'ol, 20 recover
$40 600 the amount me bond given for Colone Burn
st. A. d slur a! officer OF tue Post O1ce Department
iDr the honest ard faithful barge ~ nus tuu't lie
saving defAulted IN that respect he bond is now sued
o recsyrr the fail umodnt COL ths same Ml Jcles "a iAe
.u'v one OF me surctie' living and became necessary
no rna separate sus the other two against the
respective estates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
A cOMNnssIONER,s DELAY I'M nEpORTNG

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The Treasury De
parment has heard nothing from Mr. Paren. the gentle
"a an appoin - Conmsssner Of Navigation under th'
the Dugey bill and 10 Is not even known whether OF not
e t,ass 20 assume ia dlt The delays consequent
Am exaftpr AIT, of ~ airs said 70 De seriously ar
frrtina Tie sbiyp,ng Interest OF the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

CONGRESS- AND EN-MINItrER SARGENT.
NlwrrnYroRr. Mass, July 22.-EH-MiniSi'r
s,r.eu nov here ha, received dI-ptrn 9s1ng hm TO-
ruu fol congress ga ono oi the '~"'i"'" 'o" ''''''
districts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
WOMAN SUFFRAGE MEETINGS.

AUBURN NY, July OLA large number of
residents Of cayuga County met last night at the Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

fi.s.., .b,.. thr lr--Ir.r .lIs D. .a
of.rrb.. den ~ .p~a 'f- f' i', ~ So
'ay .!I..,.t I.rsg.l.
ltr u.--.., .IIir To" 1f'AcA a al
tAc ihri.- -os ~ 49,
u. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
THE WEATHER REPORT
cnrFpNnENr INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
wAsrycrov. Jnlv 22-Fsr New-England,
fair weather. southrr7 winds.
For Tho Middle Atlantic states. fair weather soutueIy
wind, I'M the aurirr part and becoming variable IA me
northern part, slightly warner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

pFRRIAN-MAsON-I Buena Vista Colorado on July Is
George W Berran and Mrs Adalins NJ. Z. Mason
PADDOCK-ANNIN-On Wednesday, July Is. at Trinity
athedra Omaha Neb by the Canon Robert Doherty,
ID D.. Emma srue. daughtsr OF J. W Paddock, csc, -
VIII am Edwards Amin Of Fort Robinson, Neb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
GRAN rIELD. DEsTROYEp.

MODESTO, Cal, July pa terrific fire ragged
all Yesterday in southern part of the san Joaquin
Valley Thousands o. acres of ain were destroyed.
The farmer after wei organized stru-ge succeeded N
checking flames Two thousand sueu from the diner
pnf oua fought IN" tame Attcr desperate s.ng-
ri m fire vas got under control the streets Aere aud
Al t,aic are ied with men with s'or" hed tnc-- ana
.I..tl gair SIX Thousand ceres of gram and several
l4rgc dwellings were destroyed b6s total loss X esd
mated 4, $1,000 insured Or $4,000.
RECALLING THE SPUTrEN DUYYIL DIsAaTER-
A fire was discovered early yesterday IN XII
culeus Hotel \ three-s,ory frame building near the
spuycn Duyv cut. m front OF "ArA occurred Tie .1'i
railway accident ou lguutry lj. ii'2 GaG-E.'r OF
the proprietor di,coTec.d lIe flames and gave warning u
ne 6.utr uraes vino easily made their escape. N-art
I'm of the b1ail-is were Wur-ucl IN tIr IrSl1or.h&
ifa The ure was exfing7hrd before he main portion
OF lie house damaged seriously. The loss AS est-
tod n =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

All notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth fs1
nam. and address
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-24
Vas Shakespeare a .Fra.a2

The versatile and ingenious Mr.. IgnatiIs
Donnelly, af Minnesota, has joined the so.
ciety of the chosen few who have made it
their object in life TO prove that Shakespeare
is the stupendous humbug of the world; the
p. T. Barnum of literature, the poetical ia
cob who, from the posterity of three centu-
ries that has worshiped his genius, has stolen
a blessing that belonged rightfully to another
Donnelly believes that Bacon wrote,
shakespeare" and that he has found the
key to the profound mystery which has baf-
fled generations of critics and congregations
of literary spies that have vainly tried to
solve the great puzzle.
passage in Bacon's works (''De Aug
mentia,n book vi, chapter p hints,
according to Donnelly, "at certain
secrets of knowledge" removed from
the capacity of the vulgar and
reserved to select auditors or wish OF such
sharpness as can pierce the veil" He also
speaks OF writing Unfolding holding a
quaintuple relation to the writing infolded.r
In other words, Donnelly is said to maintain
that Shakespeare's plays are not what they
seem to be, but secret or cypher history of
his own times written by Bacon and to be
translated by key which Donnelly has dis
covered.
For instance, in the first part of ''Henry
W. (act ii, scenes l, , aud 1, and act iv,
scene y he found the words ''Francis, ~
Bacon" twice repeated, Nicholas twice
repeated), ''Baconis, - ''son," ''master, -
Kings" ''exchequer, st. Albans''-the lat
ter, as is well known, being the name of
Bacon's place OF residence. In act ii, scene
(, he found the name of Francis Bacon IS
first nance repeated on one page twenty
times; while in scene in the cherry
Wives (act iv, scene y the name Of evil
liam" (the first name OF Shakespeare is
repeated eleven times in one short verse,
as IL by one reiteration OF these two
names to call attention % the fact
that there was cipher in the plsys. The
name OF Shakespeare occurs as Shakes
and ''speare'' or sphere" or as 'Shakes''
and peer and these coIr binatiUls arr
found in every one OF the PLAYS It war
upon these clews Mr.. DonneIS labored unit
he has discovered the rule and worked out
enough OF the cipher story to show that the
plays contain a narrative Of Bacon's own life
and secret history OF the reign Of Elizabeth
at this interesting and eventfnl moment
Mr.. Donnelly was called OF to accept nom
ination 10 congress in the Third district OF
Minnesota Ii appears that he would rather
run for congress or 20 70 congress than es-
tsb,ish cipher which he is perfectly sure
viii prove that Bacon not only wrote ssShaks-
peare,n but made those immortal tragedie:
and unsurpassed comedies merely medium
for writing the history Of Queen Elizabeth,
reign SO he has left task which woult
make Do1neliy as famous as ShakspearV
himself, 10 90 OF and kiss ell the babies ans
talk over the crops in the Third NinnesOtI
district
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-24
Hen Who wiu Fight blaine.

Newport, Il. l., Special.
The summer residents are giving their
money freely for the use Of the Independent
Republican club; also for the Cleveland and
Hendricks club. One gentleman has given
$1,000, which he stipulates shall be used
solely for the dissemination through the col
umns Of Republican daily Of reasons why
Mr.. Blaine should not be elected, and lady
gives $50 for the circulation through the mails
Of Carl SchurZ' famous speech IN BROOKLYN.
Isaac Bell, Jr., James Gordon Bennett S
brother-in-law, has notrou5le In raising funds
for the Cleveland club, of which he is presi-
dent. All his men are to be uniformed and
they are now being drilled by Maj. w. B..
Wetmore, Of New York, who is a graduate of
West Point. The battalion viii be commanded
By Maj. Wetmore, who has selected a
heightened staff. Here are the names /:
Travis c. and Martin Van Buren,, grqndsons
Of President Van Buren, John Whipple, SON
in-law OF the late ex-Gov. Swami, of Mary
land; William X. Travers. Jr., son Of the
New York millionaire broker: Woodbury.
Kane, brother Of Col. Delaney Kane, Of
Tally Ho'' fame; S. Rowland Robbins; G.
II. Caldwell. the Hartford millionaire and
owner Of the schooner-yacht Dauntless; G.
II. Oelrichs, brotherIn-law OF Theodore 8.
Havemeyer, the Austrian consul general at
New York; Amos T. French, a. L. willing,
G. Kortwright, W. Oothout, Jr., W. r. Hun
ter, y. j. Deblois, Russell Forsyth, E. a.
Croker, II. Ray Miller, W. Il. Brigham, n.
o. Wilson, who IS soon 10 wed the only
daughter OF William Astor, Of New York
Edmund Warren, J. y. Howard, II. Z. Ed
ridge, and Carroll Bryce. all Of whom are
well known in fashionable society in New
York. Philadelphia, Boston, and other cities.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-24
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.

Judge Young is in Isanu county holding
court.
Rev, Water Delaaeld and wife, of TREE Haute.
are az the West.
Ghas; G. Lord. agent for Dion Boucicauli. is
billing his star.
W. II; Donahue. the attorney, is back from 8
visit 70 Michigan.
Hon. J. c. Nelson. Of outer Tail county, was
n the city yesterday.
Joseph 7. Naagle, prominent mercantile nsu
II Fergus Falls. is in the city.
Frederick wSrde, she trsgediAn. while in the
city is the guest OF DR.. II. NJ Reid.
Geo. c. Watson was yesterday called 10 Mi.
vaukec by the death Of his mother.
II 6. Cole. the solid machinery man Of Fe--us
Falls. WITH his daughter. Is IN TIE city
R. B. Hayes, JF.. Of Cleveland. Ohio. q soy o:
The '.road supervisor Of Fremont" Is in The
city.
Am5rs the Minnesota pso9:e a, tie Slco Ct