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New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

n M II In now assumed by tho critics to be with
what thty understand II 10 have been dozen or
twenty wears aro No doubt there IN soma founin.
ton for Tho ctitciama, llut dn not believe that
the parasitic afowthH have touched the lile of tho
tree, uf that batnnora have weakened tho frame ~
tho uhip of shofn ita anla The old apfit which
ennoblnd tho party IN liza youth uf patriotic ehthh,
hlnani, oi hdrlib to freedom hnd righteousness, ~
philosophical Htatesmanahip, Ot hospitality o great
ideas nnd oi courageous determination 10 make tho
highest ~ laws supreme Ia the land-I cannot ho-
lioye that this has yitaly failed Mr. iilalno seems
to me, IN hs History, and IN his remarkable letter
accepting the nomination, o. show himself 10 es-
sentlal accord with this early spirit, which has
given tho party it, great place IA the land aud
confident that II elected he will seek to assist his
Administration by calling the best men 10 its coun
ellis, and that his aim will be tO make his Presidency
distinguished for wise and generous plans and
policies, confirming the Nation III unity aud peace,
while comforting fresh honor on Its name in the
world
This is my controlling belief; and so shall vote
for him. In spite OF the dissent of such honored
friends rs Mr. Curtis, with cordial readiness and
with happy expectations"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC FORGERY.

T. ne FdtfOr Of The tribune.
SIR In The World of the Sth inst, appears
what purpors TO be letter from the Hon c. /. Ldmunds
70 me. which is a base forgery and wish To complain Of
the want of caudor and Of fairness aud decency In
the Editor OF The World in allowing this botch and buns
tng forgery 10 appear in The World moments eXaln
nation ot A piece of semidiocy ought al least TO have
put him ou suspicion and 10 require proof of it, genuine
ness Republican, am would not be likely 10 show
any such mlssive, unless he wished TO harm Nj.
Edmwd-, which is not claimed against me.
Mr Eimunds a very able man andh will bear witness
for m lat him any such letter rs the lying
foolish Ct.eton correspondent OF The World has set
forth. td say 90 a Democrat that would Wnte Mr
Edmund, and his denial of certain things WLleh the
Democrat charging against him. but on reelection
lareI should insult him and did not write word
but. o and behold The Word contains a ful de-cup-
ton o ne letter not written! have long since refused
!" ""hrfU Democratic charge against an opponent on
ltho.iaNc authority. II may answer Tor "a occdialioh
!" '' supported ly evidence ;notnlng more 40 i"l me-
lrtt ff a denial 0f the committee the NOTcN letter
W. }ou characterize this thing for me- am afraid may
ogh,loa. Tt. oct. s.IsSl MORRIS II. COOK.
linc forgery, which was embodied in special
dispatch in The U0rld on Wednesday. aud which as
amai'ef Of course, was copied IN The Ercnmg To-"
That AIT uoou was as follows:
, BURLINGTON, Sept. 20.
D. II COOK. csq Casflef0p.
l"it, of the 18th received. In reply would say
81 ou otp1Iur- this wear. hope the G.. q. T. Will
lul thfou Jh. Yours. etc. G.. f. EDMrND-.
iacmo,t striking characteristic OF this forgery Is
IL stupidity. Mr.. Barnum not generally quite
"clnn,,. and perhdp. The Words dispatch really
taae from Castleton aud was the work of some
!ocal lir-IdI
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
AND IXnNT ANED OF FOCR YEA
TOPICS OVEh THE CABLE.
INCIDENTS IN THE BRITISH CAPITAL.

THE AMERICAN TXmDITION-AMATECR ATHLETICS
THEATRICAL.
LoNDoN. Oct 1.-THE Dukes OF Wellington
and ROxbureh and Lord Wasingham have been adden 10
the Council Of the American Exhibition 20 be held I'D
London in 1886 The for the proposed exhibition
has not yet been determined upon.
THE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI.
The news of the defeat of the Eng-h, opposition
interest by the Baltimore and Ohio. or Garrett following
in the contest over the election of the three
new directors Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad Company. formed the principal topic
of conversation to-day among holders of American Sc
disappointment was exhibited 10y are" ol
the boudhodcrS the result of the balloung nut the
opinion generally expressed that Robert Garrett
would undoubtedly prove cpnciliaory In his att-
tue toward the English holders n the future than his
father had I'm the past The directors. Mes-r- Soan
Higgins ana racyaro apparently satisfactory to the ma
iorty of the -too kholdcrs ou this side.
TIE RTnisrHiBr uuV srurNr.
Lord bury the leader of the Conservative party
made q notable speech ~ Kclso this evening He 7'.
vcrcly attacked the Government scheme for rcd.ith
utine the seats IN the House of Common4 lie said that
it was schemo to give undue ricpoudrrnnco
~ horouehs which vcfo slfc tn give lih'fnl
maloritlrs u uid.r tp wipe uut thr '"na'r'1ti'o
malont,a foo ir counties W lftr The lih'rnIt ask the
conservatives FOO pr.g 'hr ornpto i.u0hi.o hnl and
a. nm nluccurni 'bot pirmia. o., pits Redistribution
blI which upp.u- to nc runlllt uhuu,lnut
The oo,,uuei b. .li' nlaius strenuous rnoft. to 70.
certain nlolt Vns tnnt rurnur ihr rnlf ol tr lirI-
trhuuou sohcmc lron thr Que.u printer. nnl nfnl h"l
n to M, standard sr,cmI detective. nfr engaged upu1
the ca-e and hcar, reward hl- been offered hut thr
culprit has NOT }cf h,cn discovered
lHE srAGr.
Nla Iuuia Nevada - to 200. tho lcalne Singer nt tho
Norwich Musical Festival which Is TO n'-in un' Iuc'
day Its stated thoi -he s ,on-d"rns tempting oa'
ht M N1ID.uu OF nu engagement fnf tuul ui tHr
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
n THE TELEPHONE.
F,om 7hs Kochssier P0st Erprsss.
HELM z"

,u F.ou me Kochsster Post Erprsis
Hello. Hello ~
i.f.I un efcystono"
uh. whisper. iieNoW
r. Ilaf Goo ~ugr 70
l"- Whats DO, matter o.
/, iHi' 4. Lauwm- Democratic National Committee
.h- We'd Ike 90 have yon say few words ln favor
NNi can't you whoop him up niue lhihs-
Ne-,'ts. Oh yes There is no doubt whatever IN tho
n. v lhnso who have carefully studied thc cunciioim
!" fpN"ht ph prehistoric monuments that
O., NJ. hn-slucthinR about Cleveland Nhoop her up
To- Cleveland"
L. D.. ',, didn't catch n-yum yuu-b i'm silui.
:" ,t Ih' 'f'cian Rrpuhlics-c choosing Archon--'
."N 'h. We want ~ for this campaign
a, ''' VS. I'm coming 10 ityum yum-thc traditions
t' tNIf yum yum apatfiuts of th" lioNnutuu. yum.
-. 'Nltin, ichetson. sam Adams, Hancock 80
Htl'h Hancock r.
f'Nn 1uu fuul'
n"f"Hm ASIDE IIc'A giving the names ~ the
,..'i. ~ The booiafatipn uf Independence" 10 hf
s"g'i y uu don't understand me Nj Ildrn. We want
g. !" Nh"up hor up for Cleveland can't Nou uhy some
ne N' encourage tho ind'pcnd"ntnt Ihr3ro getting
n, ul ''s. Independents, yos, yes. ace yum, yum
~ t.' ~ tniuplhor rnt fhnraers -"
,t, ~ That won't de-. what We want b. something 90
u N' 'nnsasa boost We've got Ia have some money
-" N We expect your coutriDullunf"
A. "'ilnntinn Yes, yes very valuable contribution
Ir,f '"''" history viii wnto a. out Ia In iOr The
~s""m getting iinpatient-" ILo committee want W
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
I'M notices ofmdrriIJl8 must be Md0rsld lcm taH nam
and address. "



AN1HoNY-on saturday morning. October H. Henry l.
ANTHONY in the 1T year of hisage Q, -. 81
m from thr residence % MS brother Edward Anthony
The rcads Of the family invited to attend without
further notice.
No bowers
nANG--Atsl1 Carltouaye Brootlyn. FRIDAY october 10
rI % faR psc Tom ntfch christ I'm sterling,
place near ltla,e, Br0Ohbn, sunday, the lAh hi'
noi.iive. ,nd friend, " the family are invited
n,vfp4oN- A. Cilton Y 20 October 40 lsSi Martha n,
sftof the Iar George =. Davidson aged ~ years - ,
Mona, October "a. at 80 a , on arrival OF
tse lsO "A mn trln ffom thambef-si Ne"'foih
FL A0g-On saturday mornne october lS' al hs M re-
.n In Nondsrl after short illness, bthh rags III III"
G5fh year of his acc.
Notice Oi flrefu hereafter .
nl dsnghtcr of James Woodruff and Isabella A. nenng
AGED years anl mouths , ,,..,
Martin. 40. IA Waueu-st, B1Ookyu. h. l.. SUNDAY at
Intermcnt private
uAts1rp-uddcnly of apoployv At her home -aturdav
Ooobei A. Ms Martha Hll'oi IA the outh year oi hot
rrnny-ou FRIDAY evening" oc'obor TO- at nerseu rolut
Ihepdoe rerry, n the 0oth year of hls az"
Funeral on Monday, Ntunei - ~ t".i',sr ,nns Wv a Get
ria a leaves foot llherys st a. $50 m.
tnrtmout IN Gfuunwuud on Iu'"" . .. -.
sfuNpNa an SATURDAY morning october ~ thafloa Ftra
beloved son of tlwsri and Jals "t'"' """"'"" :" w"
naa,oa and Taad. arc respectfully lyled :" attend Tho
neera Moni.y mg,aps @ ,,, ,ra,. . ~ w"ai bgi q,
aWiGs",n finrsiay Otouor .. George W H"''s' ia '""
ns -. oa ienas afs invited 10 attend tho nnara rom
lis late rualonoa. wayufy, D. j. On h""'aS' V0''' -
In.eTnsni m At a, Paramount cometev. ~.
mall Edwin small Al Union IIl october g. In hs aaa
pSS,aad and relatyea and also members Of the o, U.
Al ar. ooriay Invited attend his funofA on sunday
OctobeS ~, ". IA, ~ Le Grove ShuiSl-
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

.sn,,ss tn the Affirmative, nna no. owe
s,,.a ~ aeseye had been received ou' OF ,oe sV'V,s
e,ss coo shares ~ soch. those holanE Nv wv" w"
Ell " "a themselves wiliins 10 I've asaes'rd'
s's s,.t, Of another circular oelns attention 70
,ss " , q, , ss S", ss 'sSs S.,s. S" 'i" IN ' the ready
th' WAS agreed and win IA course at he "" H'NV
,one those WHO have declared tholr Intention 81
'.,ous eSs their boxes are Adrian lsolin ana '|n -
r',nn r'' both stockholders Ia the metropolitan 'l''"
=, was also stated at the meetingw Mt WoW"' 'n'
.,aent. that no further word had been received n""
warle.on since the telegram asking Tor remittance
MI a" as ,muossiblc for the directors 20 send This
~ ~"m ,,o case aud IL being certain that Mapleson
s,1' va already received Ma. brownN "sP''h
pa ,r tho exact conditions ON which the assessnsht
r,ntcd the directors tct lnstcd ~ a5snnt , my s,
va kn is coming To that end, ana under tat sI,l,
haRlr,w thcy are making all Arrangements Tor ana
yosatng INTO the details ~ the season as thonsh ~
tnW' cprtainty As to the request of MaplcsOh TOT
~cI. ~cI..,rcc ono OF the directors said yesterday th1'
rem, a. wonld be Impossible for directors or stock
sh,. IN comply with that request as nody soisc VI
nsm might and possibly would send Map!csoh iuus ~
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

Heymour the church treasurer "what will be ths resuIt
~ the church trouble The most rfobable tesuit u
pronlA IA nn Ia that tho church viii 80 10 pieces bt
Newman haa luat friends by this dineully Ito has
salned friends Those who we're hs ends are stronger
now than when tho trouble began, aud wod Willingly db
anything fol him, Hat Tho fnnha Ia not from br kaw~
man y 10 from tho church Itself think tho meinbos
nte getting tired ~ it Mh1B u matter iha thia sats
Into thn courts there h telling where u Will end, and
deHlroys all church associations and interest Tho mort
gage Oh the church be fnTaoorad at any time, Tho
hlnreat was due 0n September and some ~ tue hack
Interest remains unpaid The Mutual q ifo Insurance
company n not likely 10 Oreolose Ut once as u holds
enough security ON tho property, irnppo-e the ooms
pany Wahea ~ see what action Is taken BY tho COURT
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
rYGHr orER THE ARTISTS DAUGHTER"

So far nOstep has been taken by Donnarumma,
e keeper To take possession ot the play OF
"me Artists Daughter" which he claims to nave
written. beyond the service Of a summons on Messrs
Shook x Collier The play doing good business ana
seems 10 have the prospect Of a long run, So that
the royalties viii probably be worth fighting for.
lam, IA Caller said Yesterday: 1t i. curious clsc
sud real have idea to the merits of H. Know
youu. DounaTumma. but should never nave tholShi ne
could write such play which has, think, much literary
a. dramatic merit. IN any case IL Will hoJ aHttl
tbe production of the play even II DOnnarunlna proves
N. a-, W. shall merely give bonds If cnJoncd,
ali then they night Tor the royalties
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
ATTRACTIONS IT rHE INSTITUTE Fuh

The exhibition of the American Institute, now
IN progress n' tho Institute Building at Thrda'o and
sixty -third-st, may now Dee said to ho complete
Ia every particular and m proper run
ming order The display ~ flowers, fruits and
vegetables which opened ou "Wednesday and clu-ed Inst
night. proved marked 4urr-4 and attracted many tis-
ito-. The Immense TOurr or giant l, which stands
twenty feet in height. d. a. source uf much wonder
n a. said to grow i've inches dnA aud IL guaranteed tu
houa result frh, bed once H twenty yrarE-hcfuro the
fair ,luaps tunt'rnUs ph ilegimcut Band feudof-
musical selections every afternoon and evening
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

Tho hitafi ifuhnfs snoh iu believe Ia th" principle
Of ha,ius innfe than uur hun IA thr hiei MOI
.oui,H with iheif "Hl,ha" company aud tto
d., aA bufiesqua company thri have another
novelty to announce, Yesterday they ,nWrlrlrd 10y
oah, tDr purchase of all the costumes, sernr} afn"i
And mechanical effects now being used a the Imperial
Thrairc Petersburg Incidentally may he mentioned
that they nave bought hc opera m which THESE impor
taut dluucts h-rl. II D. Victor lunha hoh Ma
geppa' Tho kralfy. expect To produce their ne" lhi
Chst in York early iu January, and nope 10 ohtah
the Metropolitan Opera House, provided Inc directors
Are
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
u IRHIED.

pUDLEY-ROBFRTS-At the church OF the Pnritans ew-
York October = l--t. by the Rev + l. Nark H. d.
William II. Dud'cy and Ele ". Roberts.
UOIT-MILE~-On Thur,day october So al the Church
Heavenly Sew YORK by the Rev Dr W lllan
A snivcly, 0fGrace Church, BROOKLYN Anne NeWhn Miles
TO George H. Hot. both Of TINS city.
prGsrFY-UOI RROOK-On Thursday. october .. a. the
Cburch Of the Advent Francisco cal by the kght
~ William KID B shop of california, Charles Pugsley
OF New. York to Elizabeth G. holbrook % Butalo y Y
WurTE-SPRAGr Eat the church or the HOY trinity
IIeigt4 Thursday evening, Octob-r % " the
Rev Charlie. Il HAL, b rector ilhr He'd NJ " nlte.
~ \ewatk y J. and Eleanor COOA SprAgue daughter o..
The -pragle of Brooklyn, and granddaughter of
the ate Roswell sprague. Of New-l orA.
wERR-GpI-WOLD-On October 9. l>Si, NJ the second
Pr"sb, terian church Troy. y. y. BY the Rev X T. u
Nil ID b. and the Rev + j. tlrk D. j., helry wafer
LVebb NJ New.YorN To Amelia Howard. daughter Otthe
late John A. OusWOld ot Troy. y l.
III notices Of marriages must be ihd'rsed ~@ ("t name
i y,Tr
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
DR. YrwMlA nor ro rREdcH To-DAY

The services nt the Madison Avenue Cohs'''
sntlonni Church l dny will be- conducted by tho ioy'
Mr shilan. who preached laal sunday hr h"feh"'u'
who was To ,nl the pulpit In pr NowmanS ab'o"'' WIN
not proach OF tho annoy party said ye"teay' u"'
some action has taken by tho court that Iw Sho"
that he Ia not violating the injunction.
TAsrs u utllo change Ia Lhe church Auaus sA'a a''
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

know. Mt rie n youre going to do anything TO help
10 elect Cleveland" .. . -, .
"Oh. ses. ibegin to catch OH Who ~ Cleveland any
way a.
iteA aur candidate"
"tnnddnini WHAT hc running fut t"
MN trtadnnt' - 90,
"nh iahoi Well, I presume ifa nl usd though
dont rera The nnnr Wee. tl contribute lrri u ihn
kantuetV rranlunna ~ ~ u may not h,p 'nir irlahd,
hat Il win eduVae tnr people " iun sho II Wiho CIV
tuntiuf-AW Ahm,"
Haruun lhhntiul up the lclephun0. THAT cnnl0h'l
have been the uli isau rotnthndN mufi hove ,ui lu
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
rnr rRrslnrNrK MorrmrNrs

tnrlny were Secretary thanalot " H. Tr,yrrs and
C,rua w. Field Ia The afternoon ho wont with Miaa
ItoguS acn aud several uihrt lHdica to Mile Ihro
Ia Ia iu dc Nine AuRut'
MAsiusaros. DOT It.-Ihr President IL expected 20
return Washington in time to receive th" Juntoos of
the United States snprcmo Court at the White HOUSE
Monday Attorney uoncra iifowser II expected a.
Washington tomorrow evening ana VIII bu pres
onl al the opening al the supreme Court on Monday
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
William T.. Moore. Auctloncer.
WATER COLORSl WATER COLORSt
EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION

EAlhAOhDJNAht
OF 400 SUPERB WORKS OF THE
ENGLISH. FRENCH SPANISH. DUTCH DANISH
AND AMERICAN SCHOOLS
Asrge importation consigned from the welknovn hoases
OF BErGIvEr Of PARIS and THos RICHARDsoN.o
LONDON together with the colloc ion Of one Of
sna connosseurs selected from the principal exhibition
fRoME MADRID MILAN, BARCFLONA SEVILLE,
PARIS. EprNBuRGH. THE HAGUE AMSTERDAM
BRUSSELS AMI NEw.YonK
The entire tiree collection. to be- aod WITHOUT Rs.
sERvEo on ItNtr Public AUCTION At
MOOHES Atr GALLERY.
900 oTll-NNE..
ON wrDNL.uA>. rltrHspAN and tRiDAY
o,obcr 10. &c. H.
Afternoons at 9 n Dove ,calng,Ms
openda, aalo,ennf pte,oa' io sails
catalogues m,rei 10 an, aa'r,''
Nj rnAyN LEONARD mauef.y NJ BOSTON. as,i.teiw
one ofouI leadirg Alt rip-ri, uil conduct the sae
wall Papers
wAnnrv ruiLrn LNN0E,
rn,,,, a., a., or ,,ra.l,e collection "
NlW DESIGNS
In AMERICAS. utuNAN. .rnl yCu, ENoLi=H.
n{k,EEGiEAIt, ,IIglIpl lHtt,1i'atiu
A3sutItlln AUIisrs
iqp fAsr lspzff. 'sg sgtA,&ip ,&ip' oSKHp GlNruAL prror
Nrs, I,esb,ir,nn ,hp,rh
ns, "a n, az t',,,i'S ',,'1'R II 'f,%r6W T,'nr
Services vii ba resumed un =uni, u,topai W At ~ no.
pli afpoWa wh,h vii p ia, aio nnl u,i, Anai ihs,
Tue .q,aa ~ ogg Nan VIZ b. a,,,y aa 'n.',s 20 . 90
treen le honis "i ipa ~ 3" . /" ""ul "'' =" ""'s
- lie isV ao' psss .' Vii ns op'a al anla Aoyt
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
Az ryAcoorNrABLE DEcorEEK

WHAT LIVERY ONEtAN NtI now.
Itnia ne IndependShf oct - ,,..t,
There L. thin. hat every one tuh -t" l"i hAi'''
la Nj Blaine. dcfcucp-thc crookcducss oi II,
HUr UTTTHIN INVISIBIE ElGllI VI Ms N'''
pom Tie fndcpsnaeni JnHFe, 1870, Min.
II iH frur that some uNo siA years dso WI I'l''
WAS engaged m several transactions IN ft-l',' l 'l
purchase aud sale of railroad rc'u'ii's Tue VI y"
witch We need nor descfc aud II is also true hai ~
not single o. h0S, transactions has NJ ofch sou" ~
hare been party 10 me doing ~ anything hW Iv,s az
MS honor az n man or as ,ber Of Congress or nyS We
basis os op Wafororabtc tferncc, IN respect 70 ms per
sondl Or o0ic'di d,iegriiy
AND INpVF ANED OF FOUR YEARS AGo
Prom YLf Nctc. York IndcSfnden', J1n. Zs, lr9u. -
And could heartily support Mr. Blame; lui w w., w
hcye that no American statesman has over SNOW ~
executive ability His administration "ou" w wy
sure To he successful aud brilliant
GETTING READY TO CALL ROOSEVELT A STAR
LOUTE THIEF AND LIAR.
From Tn, FreninG ioS
That he fRooseveitl can bring anything worth mention
10 the support of Blaine IL n dclusiOn.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
Prominent ARRIVALS
IInf.I ll,rl1 Innnnld

II
Morse OF Boston. Victoria HOet-Ccneral l. A Mer-
rtt. L. = Consul Goncra at London. windsor Hotel
Judge George f. Comstock OF Syracuse...-.N Ner York
Hofs-Nr- General Robert Anderson. Ercren House
L RascAdan. German Consul at HAY ana
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
DIED

THORNTON ri,h day nth ins,. jenshs" fhetss W We
sussss i,sn hslss residence ga ahass, N second sAs
iHth inst at 10 9'olncs ~
fntafmsat a. Nesdissn,
yoUN0-oa FRIDAY October 10, tdwsf y, Young - .
Funeral service at his late residence No ~ tsst a0hes
On TUESDAY marains Ooiaber H. mat, at 10 ooloes,
Relatives aud ifosds ATE invited
teunaWth tho sncefes regret va anh9nnes the suhdes
death, ~ paralysis ~ ouf friend LdwaFd y Young
Now York, Oct II, lnst bHKfFts, hohs a co
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
MiDWGHr WElTHEB EBPORE
GOYERNNENT INDICATIONS.

WAaUVGrov. oct 1l.-lor N"w-Fnglnni
partly cloudy nud clearing weather local ulus slight
rsc fn temperature. lower barometer, brisk southory
wndl
lor mo Middle atlantic 7ntes partly cloudy weather.
oasof winds. lower haomolef almost stationary tenn
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

a crank il thing that turns around.n
Hence Car! rohuIz 10 "a oraiA.-lfork PENN Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

l44 LeXngton-ave.. between ,th ana 3Oth sts.
Hours to l. To- = Diseases OF the Nervous system.
Geuito.U rinary organs. Impotence and sterilty.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

TRIBUNE OFFICE, oct l2-l a. m.-fhe movement or
the barometer during the clear and fairweather yestef
day was downward The temperature ranged between
aud IT, tdl 49, nriug q lower than on
spending day last and ol2' higher thhh Oh
Friday
slightly warmer. partly cloudy weather may be eI
pectcd to-day IN this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
rRlnrNL LOnAL onaERyAlIlya.

IN. ssum .he-. .saHs u ttis sif ts tsihs
81 90 he
we "s.i@'s -
b. ne iaHs Tie teeh asi nae fepltiA
l.s-s Sac a. h"d
laI o. bf4sdAsI
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

Singing. irritation, inflammation, all kidney
and I rinary Complaints cured by BuchupaiOA' a.
Rough on TOOhache." instant relief. ljc.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

Earl & Wilson's "shOrt- band Collars and
bead-edge Cuis the best. sold every where.
IIofs Malt Extract has SIGNATURE JOhann
M0ritz El-neron neck every bott lhiotseu Dy
an general debility Beware OF limitations
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
LuNDBORG's RHENIsH COLOGNE

I.urdboru'- Perfume. Elenia.
LundborI's Perfume. Mareclal Mel 9)Ih
LundDOrgs Per me. Alpine Fi0iet.
LuudbOrs's Perfume. Lily Ot the FausY.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

"spcaking frankly. my principal recent doul :
about voting for Mn minc has afison from the appic.
houaion that ho might incline to makc his Admins.
tption .Eowy aud ambitions. rather than practically
wiso aud safe. in lts treatment ot domratic anairt
aud la It's relation To foreign countries. nut lao VIII
have % keep In line with his party. OF ho would put
himself pillory forty tlmos higher than liamans
gallows, And party In largely governed by It's
history. The history of the Republican party has
certainly boon in the main IA noble one q lac very
cTtlcsma now made upon II take whatever they
have OF swing and sharpness from the comparison of
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-04
OKLAHOMA BRAVES.

The organ Of the Oklahoma boom
ers. the Oklahoma Chief, has got to
Oklahoma at last we should judge, and
il howls with all the fierceness and
cowardicc of a an Oklahoma coyote
whose hole is within a single leap. Ii
asks pardon for advertising Murdoch,
and so do we, if perchsnce it can ad-
vertise any body. The Chief has been
dead beat and vagrant tramp ever
since its first appearance when it was
printed with Wichita date line. Muir
dock would not permit il to be mailed
as second-class matter, and thus lee it
beat the government in another direc-
ton. Ii was forced to hunt some other
place, and of course il has not liked
Murdoch. Its Office of publication has
never been its mailieg Office, and its
proprietors could have been made 10
look through bars. We doubt if
il is now published where il
purports to be. As to tile hing that
will "drop" in November the editor Of
the EAGLE is rs well prepared, proba-
bly,, as those who have systematically
trampled the orders of the govern
ment under their feet. AS 10 "war
paint" we don't care whether the bull
living crowd, who have enticcd inn-
dreds of honest men into trouble,
keeps it OH or off, nor shall we lay
awake at night becauee their swind-
ling organ announces that it will never
again disgrace its columns with our
name. You mention the month Of
November. We believe the U. s.
district court for Wichita meets some
what earlier, but whether it does or
not you will probably meet General
Hatch before that time. Till then,
goodbye, Mr. Oklahoma War Chief.