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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
NATIONAL CAPIT1L TOPICS.
STILL JEALOUS OF MR. RANDALL.

STILL JEALOUS OF MR. RANDALL
SPECIALIZING on ms TRIP TO THE soUrh-phM-
OCRATs HOPELESsLf SPLIT.
rpy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBusEl
WASHINGTON Dec. 21.-Mr. khhu''i Sou'n
ern trim is varously commented upon Inc iI'o ""
Democrats in the House credit nm VIII" "'''o "
strcngthen by his visit, the growing proeeuo" S"'
mon, I'm the south Friends OF the Speaker look upon 1t
In te ligbt of shrewd move to capture the oPe"AesP
next winter Others again say thatlhelrlP u '"' '
of business and that politics VIII play " 1t Ne'''
mart Tho explanation furnished To s"s'"'h '"o "
tion that Mr. Randall is going south on business ',''
AZ tollows number Of members of Congress an" c"p'
, oro large sums ~ money In the iron ana
ooIopd I'm Tennessee ana Alabama and are preparing 10
omen the mining industry OF that region Inc CO." i''
ronlie I'm parallel ridges few miles apart P''"e
through Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky anu mo ~
pinia In Alabama and Tennessee thc VEINS III" mai" V, -
h host I'm ,c world Representative McMuilcn ana MS
brother have bought 10000 acres oil eoai "" ''o" '
I'm that region since tho adjournment i''' ~
For wear they have been getting out iron below ,no
lowest price for which II can De pious" pt, shurg
Enrone and they are now sending pig iron 10 ~ H.
and philadelphia For several years inc i'i'.f anu "h
bor bill has contained appoplia,ins '" ,h i,st m,
strlcrions In the Tennessee RIVER TINS frh i L l.
nronrintion 5000 900 will bo made when We mo' r,p
rouplcc ed there viii he waterway open u" nai,1nii
rond from The iron furnaces of the Sonih TO %
~ nn,s onIsvillr piti burg aud Ihad"lp,h Hou,n
crn members say that whom ms Is open fr,nccs
mia furnaces viii have close ~ the southern .otJ
cam mn"rscIl any furnace the world TIM. II rs Ani
sufficiently accounts for MI hdi'''i "''''' $3.50
Th"rc can be no doubt that the FREQ trado men NV,
House of thu Morrison stamp, are uhp.o W Jef,ting
nromincnt mart which Nh Randall pla}tn W n v,i,s
their pct measure NJ the last session I,s Iie
which was forced upon them Is thorn III ,o' r,hy
thoy could throw the rcnnsylNhnlan "Nr,npal @ hee
thcy would he only glad 10 do 80" In1Io "i.c,cd
sneaker again Mr. Rankal shall not DO ,nrn
me chalrmanshlp ~ the COMMITTEES on nr,',,hcs
ri,,i,"s n nlace which virtually han''
KIM The Democratic leader In the House ~ long ~
Morrison IL nj the head ~ tie ways and M''lt rhn
c This talk lcn,cs out of sight ~ course W." p i
MIN, that Mr. Randall may want To he ' H., m
self for the spcakcr-hp II would MOI po N.Y. LUZ ln
,iyc nm The nad without stubborn resistance lho p n
az ling him In this manner may nav" Hnss, rJ
to him the idea of carrying the war me hIluI ""'
Lacking for new support I'm the ranks {" ms 'hclh
To Judge from present Appearance rn nI, ~. mara
next Democratic majority In the House Won w ,r,T
honelossly spt than ever the question oi 'ho ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
DEMOCRATS CRrrICIsING CLEVELAND
plssAIIsrIED WITH 1IIIK INIAIHHNI nj
GovrRNoRs RECEPTION.
my TEirGRApH To 1lIh IRibuNtl


my TEtrGRArH To rlIE fRlbuNtl
prrrno. Dec. 2i.-Thc reception given at
,he Executive Mansion last night has been tue u,''
hsro to-day both In social and political cl'os' Nv
,c,ai or,niun seems to he that the HoNoihor m'"o
,rcat mistake in giving the Independents the p''''n,
an his iis of invitations Mayor StoNhlo VINO u""''
,u, moro money into Mr Cleveland camwth Nv n"',,'
,ha, n,y othor man. was apkcj this morning why ho TT"
ma, attend "Thc reason dldnt ~" Nv
plioa sntcnSicauy. twas tho very '''
know of, aud the only ono that coo" nav "
,n.cd my absence. / wasn't invited in'' W",
.nouyh Ia set the talk going aud 1t was di.'oN'i'" "
holcndins democrats of the city we're Indignant " Wv
IVA, the, had boon snuhbcd one OF the most oN''" ="
tho ,olucinns remarked "Wcn, Tie iofg'"P" was
,i,a, cleveland 4, utterly selfish aud after he gtN
,,hnt he ,atts doesn't know lirhd from N'N".'N
liz n drop ANY one without Thought ot'r Nv '''""
using MINI go. ,,.,.o..r,ttc ,dlinis In
sido The ring we're crying that MI Cleveland ""uH a..
here strcy To cii service reform. ms no h', w."
.nne ia keop the Democratic hordcs nom hpp4'1"h an
"n,cc # ne, can prevent ruth they VIII P" -
The best places from among teN cllnu wa
without cnu ing any coinmotion lhtf WIZ man,
service answer double purpose, 10 mona uo ''iiI,'d
cn,s and 1T the time get none except 'ie'''"
men into the best places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
ptt,yrAyD LOGAN uHkr AFrER pEfEAr

uashfnson 900 s,pondbc> ~ me Indianapolis johtnah
\ noud deal NJ cultOstN hAs boom eNpiossrd
a Ia O,p antit and mannri ia Whth Nj Iihn" amt VI
I,etN w,iM mpt after tho rnmrhish lhrf mNrUhR
incurred hotr. Ices than wrh asn. \ trhu'Mhn NN
,tus a, h,,r seun thrm shnkp handa Wt thp hst time
ain,p theft ,,Nat shNs lUshh Waa sauhieihH hNs ,he
s,rd With INA hval hanging 49, Mvdl, wv MwW VhnN
hnt NtntN., hv Jaw hNNp IA aN Vr"h \nhiVl" hiWp
dAtri, Uproaitp 80 ltpN, hANhhidI tlNl lNshh NNNh
nsa nn.h hn rlNmpA khlAht ivvoshit,d tho NNNo aNd
hal sdtN,rhtW UP N ihr sNrwWe, WN,'n NV wv
datinAulshri GuMhNens tleslrN hAN"a sNN ,e,s'" wv
several n,inutpa uu,h sremni la excellent apWis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
John r. MLEAN ENRAGED.
RESULT OF HIS VISIT TO THE GOVERNOR
rur EDITORS ADVICE RECEIVED WITH "0'"
wARMIH.


my TELEGRAPH To THE TRiDcNhl
JA,p,xv Dec. Pit seems that Johp ~
Loan Editor Of The Cnonnati Enquirer "u 10. INV
an agreeable quarter OF an hour "hen ho o''N r.
p,..L,e,t- elect Cleveland last sunday ihcto "o'0 w.
t,,, incidents OF the late political campaign 'n"' ~
Lad ptople to suspect that the prlze pig Wou'" w "
t,lsd for him by Mr.. Cleveland. but Mr. Mclean w
49,, nod No misrivlngs concerning his visit. lie
~ tina, he had cast majority OF the votes oi tue o'
delegation for Cleveland at the Nhtioh" h'
Convention. That action had remover PI''.e'' ~.
The list Of Presidential candidates one Oh MI
rivals Allen G.. Thurman Yet the'c W. ~"
Albany who could have told Mr. Mclean that theie was
nothing I'm the campaign which so arouSeu '' WV.
,.a,. .,,er as Gath's" articles In The omc""'o"
rorey ossailing him. That they should appear III 'o
leading Democratic newspaper OF ONO was vi oo - "
additional aggravaton. Mr.. CleVeiands Hoh"s '"'''
stroye TO prevent the publication OF 'he "'"'''' "
Mcfoa, saving that he had 10000 Republican re"ueiS
10, ,hom they were intended Then there o"le 'no
Cleveland scandal Full particulars OF IL were 6'on =,
IN, rnoyir,r Mr. Cleveland was astoundrd' lie c""'u
not sneak Of The Enquirer auerward except III 'c's VI
wrath His friends say that he Is man OF 'o's'"s
nature but that this he feels th"t no o""''
done the offence. ,,.,, ,,,,o
NJ Mclean ia said TO have been received WIN Io''
Mas bv the Governor ana o. have been rea'e" WIN o
,a.r,,on MI he pronorod advice concerning 'ho
Cabinet Then the Governor Ia reported 20 hhNo sa anu
blunty tna This advice was no u' ar, ,ns coursc i'm the
"n,,gn Mi cleveland. 1t is SAID. was cold IN nhhn,I
sIncc snnearei In me Enquirer. Shortly n,Nr,i"s
termination Mr.. Mclean emerged i,o' w i' rn,eins
90 %ew- York snhse9ucntly his TAX plainly sno"o" "
he consiorcd himself the swearing ti" Albany IN
rhc Coyerpor has decided Ia remain III ~, S,a,c
March / ard then go to Washington" n'Io i ~, n, ID
Library there arc many puhlc documents ,Irn More
,o q, go while writing his inaugural hdutcsn A.,
Ger hi, civ ia cay access from WhShs Conner
cleveland leased to-day the house ~ MS 10 Mn resign
tn Wuett It facing Washington ihlk; ,c W." 49, anI
nrc an January g. when the Legislature n'ci. m,u
smrrcn der the Executive Mansion to cnd The
iii nm Iauuary he will 40 10 Bunho w "'n" t,,'
chary baI given by the Charity organization sorvS
In AID of n hospital Of the city, tue c1rc, Sp lamont
- i,id nv MIR cleveland. t,onel hHn'l = . y, ~,
The Governors private secretary. who VII hiso ~ S
Office In Washington. VIII on January ,1onis for the
Accommodation ceremony and obtain house Tor himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
DISpLEAsED LOCOMOTIVES ENGINEERS.

ST. Loris, Dec 2l.-'rhc grievance commit
tee Of the brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. who
have been In secret session here several days. have
waited upon Colonel Ioxie, the third president Of
the Gould system to know the intentions OF the road In
regard to reducing wages II is underSt TODD that the
Gould system wishes the passenger train engineers on
certain trips 10 permit the freight engineers Ia take their
places. that tine latter whose pay has fallen on con
slderabiy under the depression OF business may earn
better wages The suggestion has caused trouble The
engineers say that their wages aTe TO dc reduced Jan
L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
DlsSOtvlNG An INJUNCTION.

Cn1CAGo, Dee. 2i--'rhc state Court has to-
day dissolved the injunction against the baltimore aud
ohio Telegraph Company, which waa obtained Hoycral
monthH ago on the application of tho Chicago Sectional
Underground cable Company restraining tho baltimore
ANA Onto Company from laying underground vines IN
Chicago In consequence of an alleged exclusive grant
Tor such work from the Chicago Council Ia the sectional
Company. The Baltimore and Onto Company will at
once complete It's arrangements already begun for lay
INK underground wires nom It's main Offices TO the
Board OF Trade Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
eoNr, AIMING or rnr rticN AsytNM

AtnANN Dec, 2A-liuman Z, llots' oi
pNappshnfs. schenectady cVNtt, "me time nsn Ma'
s,ut AZ his eva arpio,el - she tu'a ANlam M w" Ia
sano hr,Ansn he haA peen dtmhin4 hatl lie w~ 10
i,asod IA, a. ,h,r aud has hopn Thoroughly Aenrt man
,tnea ilo has sont ietor to Nj OfaS oemranins "f
Me treatment wmuh tho Inmates leuulNe, AMI AZ tao
salno time giving hi. own experience. IL understood
that Nj Cuttet tho Democratic monrr clnel nl h'a'u
hlV uom schenectady County, viii take up Mr. noaE :
case ealN n the coming s,a.inh ana domanu
another and marc searching Inquiry INTO lho mrlhOua VI
hal ieu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
KATE SMULSEY AND a WITCH.
inv rRtrGp,pu TO rug rRIpUNyI

FoRr PLAIN, Dec. 2l.-Ihc parents Of Kate
smnlscy the Young woman who said to he starving
herself recently consulted witch named Marsh with
reference TO their daughter Tho witch advised that the
feather bed which Kate Nosed be turned inside ont
and the feathers scattered to the four winds Afer this
was done the gii took hight grucls and apparently I'M
proved bur now she positively refuses to eat anything
at,d ta t1NidiN declining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
MRS. VAN BUREN's DIVORCE CASE.
Try TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE.l

BUFFALO, Dec. 21.-AppIicaton was made to
Judge aght IN supreme Court this morning for the
opponncnt OF a receiver the property In the divorce
suit of James Van Burcn against Sarah j. Van Buren,
Several aidavts presented and read which alleged
that the defendant had been divorced several times on
reading the andavits. Judge iaght ordered receiver
TO be- appointed FOR the property unless Mrs. Van Burcn
filed "A bond ior 10000 within ten days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

Rocket; A. DE Cordova. behind Dejancra ex,sherin
Bowe with his bay mares Samuel snifcn, with his
black and sorel ana william Dean driving the bay geld
Ing Fleet William Snyder. the trainer out az uiner
ent times with Phil Thompson, Miss LELAND: ioward
JOY and Bergen John Murphy took spin behind Alder
man Hugh j. Grants kenllWOrth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
TO FORM Az NEW CORPORATION.

BOSTON, Dec. 2l.-At Che annual meeting OF
the Washington Mills Corporation Mt Lawrence to-day
tho indebtedness shown to bc s22lls ~ against
100000 aet year. It agreed that tho property oi
this company. worth ~ 900 ooO would have to he
sold aud a new corporation formed a. soon plan
could be arranged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
FAILURE OF A HOTEL COMPANY.

BOsTON, Dec. pr. w. Carter & Co., pro-
pretors OF the Commonwealth Hotel and or the Ocean
House at Swampscott, have failed The unsecured la
bitics amount sos 600 The principal assets the
furniture the hotels. The failure is attributed to the
burning Of the Ocean House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

disportng themselves the floor while an ed"a' nun
hor Ioupocd around the side aisle and platforms Inc
specal attractions were exhibition OF ia,y nn nn
IL T. Mcc1alIon WHO was greeted with LOUD ana con-
tnued applsuse for his display Of SIKH on 'ne M
ris was fn;lowed nv mile race for amateurs Tor "hcn
the prize was a handsome silver noua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
SUSPENSION OF SPIKE WORKS.

PITTsBURG, Dec 23.-Ihc scarcity of orders
has compelled an indefinite suspension by DnwOrth,
Porter Il CO.'S railroad spike mill. beginning to-nor-
row There is a probability, IL Is stated. OF resuming
work on March ~. If sufficient orders be secured
The works give employment to 100 men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
KILLED BY Ills INTOXICATED son.
ley TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE

ITHACA, Dee. 2l.-rhe coroncr's jury last
night concluded the investigation Of the cause OF the
death of Mark \. Blakely of Lansing on December IL
The verdict Is substantially that Blarly came to his
death by heng shot 10y his Charles while the latter
was partallv Intoxicated. The accused man was ar
rested charged with mansaughtcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
REDUCING THEIR WAGES.
rspUpG. Dec. o3.-Wilson, Walker g. Co.,

pIrTSRVRG, Dec. So.-N HSOn, w alher " W.
iron manufacturers have posted notice that on January
the wages OF all working under yearly contract
meaning the Amalgamatcd Association, will DO reduced
10 per cent About 200 men will be affected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
BLOWN To PIECES WITH DYNAMITE.
ley TELEGRAPH To THR TRinUNRl

KINGSTON, Dee. 2t.-Charles Mccullough, a
lahorcr In the cement quarrics OF the Hudson River
Cement Company at East Kingston. killed there this
afternoon by the explosion Of dynamite cartridge.
il body manglcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
PROPOSED NEW ELEVATORS AT DULUTH
DuLLrH. Dec. La meetIng Of the stOck

holders Of tho Lake superior Elevator Company 1t was
decided to build another elevator at Duluth FOR the
business OF the coming year. with capacity OF 100000
bushels II IA understood that the Union Improvement
ana Elevang Company will also build now elevator
with a capacity Of ,OO0,O 900 bushels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
EDISON AGAINST THOMPSON
SHARP WORDS IN THE AQUEDUCT BOARD.

AWARDING THE cONTRACTs-TnE MAYOR NOT SAT-
IspIED WITH SOME or THE BOSDsMEN
The Aqueduct Commissioners yesterday
signed tho contracts with IIeman Clark. OBrion "
Clark and Brown. Toward Il Co.. for constructing the
sections Of tho aqucduct for which they received
the awards The Mayor however, voted against ap
proyng the surcties Of O'Bren & Clark, because the
names OF their bondsmcn had been changed since their
proposals were in The names OF the principals
and suretles, the amounts for which the latter have
Justified and tho amounts of tho contracts are ~ FOL
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
FAILING FOR S85. 900.

THf TtTEWKNTH To TTIK THTNUNNI
RALEIGH, Dec. 21.-Asa Jones, of Newbernc
dry goods, failed ON Tuesday for 5000 Assets abou
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

socr, AGoNrss.-Young Husband x.n i sst.
annty Halter myself the room LOOKS pv. ,;,us did YOU
"c ihose atrocious yasesl Theyre perfect syinc
Young Wife 'My dear Fred wn'' they're perfectly
lovely :, ipeaf Ellen has just exhnmen ,ns sr aaaty
| "a moi a " pccted, II punehs Almanac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
THE MONONGAHELA RIVER MINERS.

" PIrrsBuRG, Dee. 23. 1t now appears that the
first reports the strike OF the miners tho Mononga
hcla River were cxagycratious Woods Run telegram,
received tonight says only the men at six mines are en-
"a ced In the strike about oncOurth OF the number OF
mines In the pool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
FAILURES At FAYETTEVILLE.

RALEIGH, Dec DIR. II. Tomlinson & Co.,
OF Fayetteville general merchandise failed yesterday
Liabilities $4,000; assets about $4,000 Tho firm
preferred home creditors to tho full OF their
and Baltimore.
James A. Carney groceries, Of Fayetteville. failed on
Monday Tor about ~. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
TRYING 10 ROB 4 SAVINGS BANK.

MlDni ffOWN Dec. 2I-An uhsncccssIuI AZ
tow was made to iob the savings bank here nst night
The burglars vut the window glass With diamond ana
when the hlght Waterman nnd ni them they escaped I'm
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
CLOSING UNDER AN ATTACHMENT.


lbl iLL"lAlH 10 TUE lhbuNk.l
CHATTANOOGA, Dee. DIP. G.. Stringer X
Co.. merchants ~ Taladega. Ala. coso by attachment
today. Liabilities about $4,000 Assets 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
DECIDING IN FAVOR or PROTECTION.

associated graduates Of Grammar Schools Nos ID and
On took place on Tuesday evening. The question.
country was decided In the negitaye, which was sup
portci by No. IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
COMPROMISING A STRIKE.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Pit il unqucstiona-
bic that the conference between the striking weayors
and their employers viii result In recOmmencement Of
work Both sides nrc apparently anxious to bridge the
dlnculty, and tho committees from employers To
poyos have been met with great courtesy aud vice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25


IIeman Clark. 10. IT, Dclamater o... oooi q, rs, 81.
nov s. D. toyHcndall
Kingston n. Y.
SECTION b.
samc................T !. sullivan
Albany ...........:
r. Wnan. West - e. 81, an, 49,
J. W hnEley
Pomghko epsie,
n. b.---.--.-.-...|
SECTION q.
O'Rrien & Clark Thomas Cornell,
John Olnen Kingston y. ""
and H. crs Nov w Williams. 900 81 ,sssaa7
pomghkeepsio.
Maurice u Flynn.
New f0rk....-.,.J
SECIIoN X.
same ............. homas Cornell 800 - 81, 80, no.
KINGSTON y. v" t3OOouo Si'iohNo
Edward kcarnry)
Now York ........
SECTION z.
Same .............lI. Rider Rhine
Ihomas cornell $3.50 900 VI .370.7so
Kingston. ~
H. T.. Huntington,
Rhinrbcok, ". "
SECTION o.
same......-.......ls. D. Coykondal,
Kingston y. -. ...o ooo ASA IN
Charles II: fcld $4,000 so7S'i'o
Maurice il flynn,
New York ...,...
SECTIONS 3, t. 3 AND
Brown, Howard y
Go. Wnlson II
g n cummings calvin s. Drce.....
n ] anuo Thomas osdo 900 ~ 00O
George handlers. 4. a. Brown. all OF ''V''VN
Archie 4. Mclean New lOrk
Duncan u Mcrcanl
Portland, oregon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

and when finished was three and half incnes 'ni ,n
Tho snow WAS accompanied by brisk wind Inc inil
mum temperature in the city 81 degrees aoo'o ~co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

COMPLAINING or IHE SALVATION ARMY
Persons living near Eighteenth-st. nnd
Iglhaye. have made complaints against the salvation
Army al the Institute Hall No. 26O West Eighteenth ST.
Meetings held every evening and several times ON
hunuaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25
RACING on SMALL WOODEy WHEELS.

RACING On SMALL HNpHI' "''H@%"'
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the
weather Yesterday the Knickerbockcr Roller Skating
Rink at Thirdavs sixty third and sxyfourth sts was
fairly crowded with visitors less than $500 skaters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

ATLANTA Ga, Dee. IL. y. Nelson has
bcen engaged n the business of lending money in this
CITY since ny l. 1888 HIS establishment IL known AS
The National Loan once" II appears that no has VIC.
lated section 52la Of Revised Statutes OF the United
States which prohibited all persons or corporations
ING the business OF bankers or brokers or
savings institutions, except savings banks author
lied by Congress- 10 use the WORD National "
AS part OF their corporate name
en.l,v ~ so I. imposed for each day during which
The offence is committed Thomas y. Latham. OF Camp
bell County. has instituted suit IN TIE United States
Conrt claiming that the penalty be paid amounts
$50 600 half Of which the informor claims. Mr.. Mel
49, hnt he doc. not think law 10 enforced but
Le Las ue Y ertlIoless change his sign
"a I'm E,repsa ov THINGS N-Countrv Wife (.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

ii"TuE Fitness OF TuIYGs."-Country Wife I,
" ,pnnd o. tea please" Grocer: "Black or mixed.
ma'aIn I" Country Wife "Danr shy yed better let's
hae black-Its for acknowledgements Almanac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

nrown, Howard y
Co Wnl.ion III
Brown. : y b.
&. q. Cummings
" H. Howard. ..
George Z handlers
Archie 4. Mclean.
nllof Chicago ....
Duncan u Mexican
Portland, oregon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

Justified Amount Of
IN. contract.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-01
Rice Lake Democrats at Work.

Especial Correspondence to the Globe.
RICE LAKE, Wis, Sept. 29.-The Democrats
of this vicinity meet once in each week, on Mon
day evenings This evening we had an extraor-
dinary turn out. The Rice Lake band favored
us with several pieces of fine music while the
people were gathering at the hall. 1t had been
reported by some parties during the day that
there would be some speech making in the even
ing, and there had been some arrangements made
for that purpose. At the hour OF calling the
meeting to order, it was quite evident no one
had come to address this body. The hall had
been well filled with Democrats-Cleveland and
Hendricks supporters. The chairman, looking
over the situation and after explaining that no
one had been engaged, he said that Mr.. r. N.
Bevens, of River Falls, strong and arduous
worker in the time honored cause of
probably could say something that
would be of interest to the unterrifed. Mr..
Beyens was called out, who took the stand and
spoke at some length upon several points of vital
Importance to the working class of ihe country,
and the great difference between the two candi-
dates for president.
Mr. Bevens does not claim to be an orator or a
public speaker, but there is one thing that he
certainly can claim, and that is he thoroughly
understands the crookedness Of Mulligan Blaine
and the Republican party, and can tell with as
much force as Cicero and can prove with few
words that the Republican party is the greatest
lie the American people ever had anything to do
with, and he can prove this TO Republican as
well as Democrat.