Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-09-18

The democrats don't think Maine
such an important state after all.

The democrats don't think Maine
such an important state after all.
A Blaine and Logan club was formed
at Corunna, numbering 100 members,
after Gen Packard, of Indiana, had
addressed them.
Five hundred Mormons arrived on
the 10th inst. from Liverpool. The
democrats still keep on importing
voters.
The Detroit Journm says If the
democrats are shrewd the will do some
thing to stop the growth of the repub
lican majority in Maine.
Mrs. Hazlett made a republican
speech in ROckfort and Blaine and
Logan club was formed with $50 mem
bers
The New York Mail says: Buffers
obliquity was caused by the pernicious
habit of winking at old ladies on the
street
The foreign dispatches announce
that Mr.. Barrel is dead. This is a sad
blow for the democrats. Detroit
Journal.
Postmaster General Gresham has
been given the appointment to the cir
cult judgeship from whichJudge Drum
mond. of Chicago, retires Oct. l, and
hA Nvill take his nla.e al. that time
The dispatches from abroad show a
marked revival in trade and n better
feeling generally in financiel circles.
Thismeans prosperity for the American
farmers and better prices for our cereal
productions.
The cost of blankets in the United
States has steadily declined 30 to 60
percent under the high protective ta-
riff and they are now substantially as
cheap as they are in England.
Gen. Logan's tour through Michigan
was triumphal march. At every
station crowds gathered to see him.
and he addressed nearly every crowd
At Bay City he addressed 1000
people.
,. NJ. TsiT,,, ss,i,l i'r- lli-- -1,,vvi, tlrr
opera house. on last Thursday evening
! that there would not be enough left
Of the republican party after Nov
ember 18th 10 make dish cloth. -
Rough, but in our oprion" the demo-
cratic party about that time will be
cleaned out of existence and he will
then consider the republican party
mop.
The split in the greenback ranks in
Maine over the question of fusion,
elected the republican ticket, at their
state election this week. Jonesville
Gdzette. - Results, greenback party
split and democratic party busted.
j. NJ Finn in his late speech wanted
to know when the first strike occurred.
1t is "our opinion. that it occurred
I'm New York city when the democrats
struck against the draft and demon
strated their patriotism, by throwing
unoffending and innocent negro chill
dren into the flames of burning build
ings which they in their rage had set
fire to. Ask us another question.
Mrs. Lockwood Of California is the
first woman candidate for president
ever nominated. Her letter of accept
ance will be found i'm this paper
Jonesville G0zette. - We were under
the impression, that she resided in
Washington City.
"Whoop! Hooray Toot the Hew-
gag. Sound the Fuzzymuz Blow the
Bazoo! Knock the Tom-Tom in the
Head Blast the lungs out of the
Great Big Horn and load the Blum
derbNs to the muzzle! The mocratic
whirlwind struck Grayling with terror.
and the wouldbe candidate for treas
uItI VI tIdWlOTu GUILTY. Iltut lllf ullSl
tly"-in horn, but Lindlay Murray
suffered torment
Judge Tuttle. in an interview with a
reporter of the Detroit Post, has the
following to say of our candidate for
congress, G.. +. Gibson:
He is a good, clean man and will rep
resent his district we'll and faithfully
when elected, rs he will be. He pos
sesses to n high degree the faculty of
making friends, and will be able TO
secure the passage Of many bills that
others would not He will make one
of the best working members of the
house. His career i'm the state senate
was sufficient TO show that the Tenth
district will fare well as long as Gibson
represents it.