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SHE HAD DUNN ENOUGH.
How the Wife of Her Husband's Friend
Gained His Fears.

Chicago, ILL, July 2l.-A strange and
light on the West Side. A dozen years
ago one Michael J. Dunn, an attorney,
came on here from the Dominion Gu
trusted with some legal matters. Before
completing his business he concluded To
place the case ju the hands OF q local at
torney, and upon looking through the city
directory he discovered the maine OF Mi
chael j. Damn, booked AZ an attorney ons
prominent street Curiosity led him to the
ortlce OF his unknown nane>ake, and AZ
ter Introducing hiiuself the acquaintance
formed WAS agreeable. The two lawyers
bearing the same name became fast
friends aud business WAS transacted be-
tween them Tor several years, un-
nj the Canadian died. The
widow was called to Chicago
In settlement of the estate and in tim,
WAS wooed aud won by her Chicago at.
torney. For the second time she was led
to the altar by Michael j. Dunn, anh
the family, which includes beautiful
daughter, is now living on the West Side
Tue other day the happy man sent com
muuicatiou to u California Judge with u
REQUEST that he recommend reputable
attorney there 10 whom the Chicago gen
tIeluan could iutrust the case ot soile
far west real estate, The latter Wa
promptly answered, And caused tho
greatest CONSERVATION Ia the Office OF the
Chicago lawyer. Pale aud GREATNESS, hr
seized the Judges letter, rushed home
aud acquainted his wife with the startling
tact that reliable lawyer had been
recommended to hun iu the person o.
| Michael }. Dunn, OF San Francisco. No
tcing his undue excitement, ms VA,
Gained him BY saying that she had welded
two Michael j, Dunns aud WAS not
anxious 10 try third.
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Citation Not Cs.
rnE SrA1EOF 1tNAS To the she.
N on hhY CON. tnhlr Of Mel AMMAN

rlE SrA1EOF 1tNAS To the she.
~ or my Constable Of McLennan
county, greeting;
! al Wr lac euy cOinu., ldrd thai YOU
ummnu, hy MAXIM publ cation oi Thu
iiHliun IN some nt%rrhItr published In
VI l.ruuan county. tor I uT ,urcr. i've
Nrrks pre- yious to r. utu 'Ay hereof. "
". Cocker, A. icndani in sui' No. -, whefr.
u X. : Palmer Is pldnliil amt ". NJ
'nkrr nd /. Z MouIruun me dr irndnnts,
) he and npirar before q g undersigned
Iustirr "i the Peace In and tor precinct
70. 3, Mcl.cnran 'unlN, NJ Ms office. In
The town al West, IN aid 'ounty, on tn,
10Th day u Julv, 4 H., 1854, NJ ~ o'clock
. IN. 10 answer the compliant OF said
i inliii tor bA'aDc" dur on ItOmissor,
cote, mae AID xvcut,d 10y defendants t.
Thomas hel un "r bearer. on the 20 h da,
Ci:Deceub,r 1851. Aul due and payabl,
II tie lj'h day OF q iober, 1852. which
ait nois II nov ~. property al plain'iii
letein, bee hAvini paid n valu die cOnsi,i>
''rHiion thrr' Tor. said n tie MAS originally
tor 80 and hears Interest at ia" rat, oi II
per cent. per Hunum IRON date tor III,
nm OF ihirty three dollars aud nit,
'"nts, with interest thereon al 10 per cent
per Hnnum.
Herein tail rot but execute this writ M
tnc. law directs. Given under my official
lald this .lst day June, 1884
CD. AUNRoE,
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WANTED no BE ,oCIABi.E.
A Southern Genuem Who Wa
Sporting on the B1ge OF Precipice-

southern 6onten An VINO was
Sporting on the E1se OF a Precipiee.
81, LouIs, Mo, July 2l.--A military
gentleman with his two daughters
stopped al one Of the hotels. In tine
room neYt u the ladies was southern
gentleman, who retired late last night
alter u stroll With his iricuds lie was
too full TO sleep The ladies, after Ietir-
ing, continued their conversation. Su
denly they were disturbed by Il noise NJ
the connecting door, Someone was
fumbiug with the knob. Both Jumped
up hastily AS the door partially opened.
ats II man." they exclaimed; what do
YOU want In heicyn "S'oniy me- said
n husky voice from manly form in even
ing attire.
GO away; this is L lady's room, sid
one OF the sister, pushing against the
door.
"know that. Heard you talking
thought I'd be .ociablc and JOIN ypu. I'm
era Southern gentleman, ladies'. w
Al this 10th the ,udicS set up a loud
scream, and Il porter in the hall went 10
I their door, to vii III they cried iran teal
/ y that IA man MAS trying to get into their
room. The porter era, ped the SOU. hrrn
gentleman by the arm, but hc Indignantly
] iHtc" MN On
"i'm South m gentleman, sir. lou
nave any objection To me: III meet You
/ Town stairs aud give you sltl,laClIOn.'
S,cipg the guest VAS drunk and tiuding
nc could not per, uadr nm to leave other
aise, the porter agreed To give hun salts
! faction, and III" sOuthrun started OH ia
/ await the event. The porter called the
father OF the young ladies', vino appeared
At once IN Il furious mood, bat was r.
strained by the yOurg ,adics from hurt-
ing the intruder. But behold, that in.
divdual reappcared IN IL few moments
bearing two claret punches lie had
no sooner staggered into the apart
ment, however, before he flew in
one direction and the punches in
another, The angry Co!one, might have
used him up badly, but the clerk, porter
and a bell boy who appeared on the scene
kept them apart. Doors few open, aud
spectators in evening costume appeared
Tor "A moment. But they did not learn
the cause OF the disturbance, for every.
hing WAS hushed. The Southern gentle
man did not show up next morning lie
had paid his bill anu had been urged Ia
return to the sunny south. But the
Colonel looked Tor him diligently, and il
Is possible may have found him.
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The commissioner court have divi-
led IN county int" 43 school districts,
I'M. llurs can b se"Il by r'lrrtnce III
minnie, + If couumissiu er's court Uhu'
the luN all school Il STREETS are entitled
"A three trustee, to "a 'lected ny the
istrict on thu first SATURDAY. IN August.
I'm several dist icls there NH ne more
r',an one school in n district La such
cases the county Judge WI appoint SUI
Trustees He will alsn appoint trustees
far the dis r.cts that fail to elert. lh'
county Judge has MT yet secured tue
blanks uLou which distll Is are To b'
eturn, 1t, The law expects the tru' +
N ne elected lust NJ the tlme apo'e,
.ta,ed. immediately after the eltc-
ion of trustees, scholastic pophla'
riou. from eight to sixteen, must p'
aiken, with names An ase on H7''
same A. old community list, ana re-
turned to county judge. All persohT
who live upon the line OF ulstrlc'N'
md prefer to send TO another ms
rict will be allowed to do 80, ah''
n ,uch are requested 10 place th'
,nue- of their children upon the lis'
# The district they desire 10 patrohize
Children on county lines VIII he al -
lowed 20 attend sch ol III adjoining
counties IA heretofore.
The county judge will make pnhlica'
ion M to the return of his school h"u't
-xnmii,utlun Of ttnc crs, etc. imIhe'l
,telN after the frs Sntu day In August
Under the law no taN can be levied npo'
,chool disr rict- before the 4 c0nd Mon
l.y in February next, and all dlstri't'
iesirirg to have an election to decide
mon tnxnt ON must apply 10 commits
.i"uer's court ny the second Monday II
N,v.n,har. So as to give time to o dc
,uch elect on, etc, before he time o
ewing tie general nnty axes:
Done by order II court, July I, lSi
j. W BAKER,
County Crk McLennhn Co.
BY order: n.
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Assistant Adiutant- General; Jno. Taylor
Quarteriuaster-G General; Fred ii. Dyer,
Department Command r, and f j. Os-
borne and C.. W Hazard, cX-Departmeut
Commanders.
At Niagara Falls the New Hampshire
delegation, numbering ortN-tve, under
command OF j. {. Lincoln, joined the
Pennsylvanians.
\ small number of members of the
Grand Army of Maryland and Vermont
and General Cook, Departm mt Com
mander OF Virglnia, were iu the city yes
terday.
General Logan Will pass through the
city on his way 10 the cncumpnent To
duy.
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TO BE LYSCHED, If CAUGHT.
Further Particulars of ths Portland
Tripls TRAGEDY.

PORTLAND, ORE, July 2l.-The latest
news OF the recent triple tragedy near
Canon CITY, oregon, Is 70 the effect that
James McFsdden, an editor, oil whom
Nuues WAS very jealous, aud who was
I'd. cause VI the ie.riai decd, had red the
country. crowd OF excited citizens
started for Canon City with the ayo~-d
Intention Of lynching AcF.ddeu, but he,
getting wind Of The proceedings, escaped.
Nun.s' little girl was lying gu her
mothers lap at the time oi the trugedy
very uuwell Receiving the fatal sho,
Mrs. Nuues fell heavily the hoor on the
SICK child, causing Its instant death. Al
tue same Instant Nuue, blew out his ON Il
brains, all three dying at once. The
couple had loug been iiSinS on unhappy
terms. The sIckeuing tragedy causes iu-
tense excitement and acfaddeR, II
caught, will be ynched-
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CHICAGO, LII, July 2l.-The reaosyl-
vsnl. delegation to the Grand Army Re-
union, t. be held at Minneapolis to-day.
reset he'd this city GU - special train yes
terdsy inoruiug IT $50 O'Clock aud lot
gu another special at six O'Clock The
delegation NUN sered nhsety three, To-
cIudlns nftsen ladies. Among th<D were
GENERAL he srt y. keekA, Cen spdeT / O.
Chief OF the Grand Army; Jno. Wander.
sSkc- Acknowledgement. T. j. Sts1ArA
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Horse-Thisr Killed Stage Coach
Robb d.

CnEYENSs, Wy. T., july 2l.-Newton
More!aud, OF the Rocky Mountain De
,ective Association, has returned from
Tongue River, where he pursued II horse
thief named Seachy, Who stole three val
liable animals from c. Speer, near Den
yer, June rs. horeland had desperate
running light with Ssachy, In which he
Killed the latter and recaptured the
horses
Tue stage coach on the Fort Fettor-
man Buffalo Lioe WAS stopped BY high
wxyIusn named Al. Phelps, Yhp shot Al
he driver aud comp He'd the only passcn
ger on board 40 shell out" OtlccT-
4re la pursuit Of Pheips.
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Bloody ARRAY in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Ill, July al Shortly past
midnight this morning, a bloody aiiruy
took place between three men in a saloon
near the Polk street bridge. Alexander
Atwcil mate OF the steamer Annie Laurie,
aud Charles Riley, fireman of the same
vessel, were stabbed, both in the abdo-
men by Larry Coogan, "A noted rough, aud
are now both dying ~ the County Hos
pitu. Cnogsn was arrested with the
b God OF hi victims rcddening his hands
The ARRAY Wa, the result Of u drunken
quarrel.
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A Gard

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EixaAnr, IsD., July 2i.-IIenry Miller.
while riding hotah On railroad yeioci'
pssAe, was struc by All i1oomiug train,
last opposite his house, and instantly
killed. He WAS thirty years old, and
lasyss q utis sad oas eAlla-
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The Mystery of MT. Clare Bridge.

BALTIMORE, Nib, Juy 2l.-Nalentlne
Fritz, who was found near the Mt
Clare Bridge with an iron spike arivea
into his skull, died tbs morning. The
case has an air Of mystery. The man
had been in u daled condition ever since
the accident, as he termed it, and refused
To make auy statement whatever regard
ing the affair The doctors, after mold
lug n post norton, give the opinion that
he WAS brutaliy murdered, IA stone ha'-
Ing been used in driving the spike Into
his brain. A half.witted sou suspected
Of having committed the deed, and Is I'M
der arrest.
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MksDoTA, Wiz. July H.-A freight
train soing north yesterday at p. m.
WAS attempting to slde-trScs at this
place, wheu the engiae jumped the track
and upset, kuling Engineer Phil. Barry
The fireman escaped by Jumping through
thu cab window
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Linda Gilbert praises IT. Lind'
Gilbert, whose benevolent work, TO-
prison reform, j. known everyw here
says IL find your most luabl'
Ponds Extract not only delightful
auxiliary to the bath, but extremely
6tnetcisl to any head trouble arising
rom over-tssked mental conditions
It's effect on the nervous system being
especially good. regard 1t AZ grea'
boon to humanity, and used with
judgement, will alleviate most OF the
sunerings that nervous brain worker
are subject to-" Respectfully.
LINDA GILBERT,
Few York, June /, 1884.
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THOMAS + STEPHENS, we ar" author
i/rd H. nm out Cr, IL e .Ldui.t. Tor Publ,
Nrlph"r ct VI Lehman county. . the actI, no
''I- democratic phttv
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:. u NORWOOD, the prr,cIt incuuhen
i a ga 81 tat 80 rec lictipn tJt,e Noe
Assessor. subject to tn, a'ilpn II sD,u
e ate party
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ANNOUNC EMFNTS.
FOR SENATOR

RICHARD n. II \RRlSOS, at request of
'uf'hs oil Mel. ,nnan county, Is an
u lunced hs \ candidate for senator from tn,
i twenty second senatorial district, subject I,
VI" Ne ton OF th' Democratic Convention
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Al.itN l.. - IL hcandiiate Tor r,-,l,,.
ION !" the uiiir" oi iuN tuil, ctur al NCLrnnn,
comfy, subject 10 the action of the p.iuucIntir
UHrt. "'''
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4 SAD STORY.
Attempt to Secure u Conservator
of the Estate of Wilbur
F. Story.
The Brilliant Founder of Great Newspa-
per Frustrated Upon Bed Of
Suffering.
The Case Decided in Favor of the Faith
full Wife Who Never Deserts
His Bedside.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 2l.--One OF the
enacted Ia the family OF Wilbur +. Storey,
proprietor OF the Tines The bright iu-
teilect which built up II great newspaper
Is completely wrecked, aud the unfortun-
ate aud We l-kuown editor Is PROSTATE
on bed Of pain, awaiting relief IN
death. With reason partially dethroned,
the poor man In his lucid moments, Is
doubly distressed to see his whiiom
friends engaged III an unseemiy quarrel
over the succession Ia the control OF the
business. Some people will remember
how, "a few wears ago, Mr.. Storey, While
wooing the handsome widow on Twenty
sixth street, WAS wont to drive up to her
residence with natty road wagon be-
hind u span Of spirited back horses ON
pleasant afternoons. With his white
beard, clear eye aud striking
~ Intelligent face he would at
tract the observer anywhere. AT those
times his attire was in part short black
ye,vet jac.et and tn entire outfit was
very jaunty. Dashing down the bou'e'
ward beside the beautiful widow every
eye along the thoroughiare was tutued.
MS sCeuc DtCuinc lhihtil ht uubh tht
wedding, aud now the faithful wife keeps
vigil ut the bedside OF her stricken huS'
band. The heirs Of tn. dying man have
flied II petition for the appoiuth mt OF u
conscryator OF hi, estate, alleging that
MIR Storey l., OF unsound mind and to-
tally unable to care for his property
1HE CASE.
comes up in court to-day, and will attract
universal attention. On one side are
ranged his heirs and the people al present
in control OF the Times, Mr. Patterson
the business manager, and Mr bennett
the managing editor; on the other sid,
are the wife and her friends. The con
test can result in only one way. What
ever the decision OF the court, Mr.
Storey is very certain to be placed IN pos
session Of the great establishment. II tn
contest becomes bitter the family skclc
tons will be dragged forth aud the mot
bid curiosity OF the court lawyers viii b.
gratied with sad aud gina tly scene.
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a
TO MALARIA.

NE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
nave had Dyspepsia, with Corsi lpa-
Hoh; Two years, and have tried ten different
h'nis OF pills, and TUFTS are the first
Git have done me any good. They have
leaned me ont nicely. My appetite il
.pithdid. food digcsts readily, and now
-4aHe natural passages. | feel Ike II new
aHan'" ID. EDWARDS, Palmyra, q.
NIdtvery where csc. Office, II murray s.. W.
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~ " bNN ~ Is n candidate I. = the ollir,
"'''t"l "i laNc- al McIrnnhn county
'""l''' |" 'ht Hrtipn ~ TIA" ,'rmu, rutic t,ntk
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-24

Exhausted tality, Nervous aud Physical
D.tiIit. Premature dee lin" IN man. Errors of
\ uth, and the untold nli-"rir>r III Ing t'om
man, ouuy, middic-ae,d aud uld II contains
l2i prescriptions for al acute and chrOrtc Ills
cases each one at which il tuNa liable. ="
lo ma hy The Nut nor, who's" "N erie tC" Tor 70
v,n,- /, such ~ prp bal IY ever bet re icll to
III. lot of uny physician. 3E page ID una In
rautitul French muslin, rihbu@ q I covers luI
.iIt, qua, HntCrd To Ice a II ,cr work II ever
,cus (hcchauiCAl, literary ant pruirs iona
thau any ether work sold In this country 10
+. 30 or the money will be refunded in ,verN
instance. riIcc 0rlN 81 my mail post pal = IL
lustrA' I've -rmi H. cents. send now. col
Me nj awarded the uthor b. the National Met
teal Association, to tn" Officers Of which he
refers.
The c'enCe OF Life should be read by IN
yuun. for instruct on. am! 10y the AN c'ed 10
relief 1t Win bencnt all.--LundOn Lancet.
There /. no member ., { -cicnce Ia whom The
science ct Life viii not be useful, VIII Their
youth parent, guardian, Instructor or clergy e
man. All consult. 49,
IL " IT, Pale NJ. L. lin, h street hns-
,ui Mass wi o may b, Cuu-u ted on all at :
eases recurring ~ ! AMI experience. hiohi'
and ohstit ate diseases that have bniilrd IA,
X II of all or cr hl ,cHns II spec tltN. nuc'
treated successfully Without an Instance o.
allure Mention this pa or.
HEAL THYSELF
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T u. MORROW,
H. Fire. Accident and Tornado
INSURANCE AND LAND AGEN.

Office In Stursis Buidiny. Fourth 81.
W. A. Ctsselay IN chrrgrof Surv.vi log, Con
Seyanc NJ ami Land u paFtnieDt, Wac. Teh
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~ ~ NlI " T., the present Incumbent
'nl"uht MN Ell Tor ir-,,,vctiun t., th, ,iir,
~ 'n'ht' treasurer. subject to the action OF
me Democratic party.
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Every body smokes Little Joker
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FOR FLOATER.

NI THE SOLICITATION OF fr,en's through
u"t ms district, l.. l.. FOSTER VIII h,
'hnuldate ltr recollection To- the iegisIatur,
rs ti"tnrial Representative from the sixty.
second district, composed of the counties 81
III VI Lehman ami Limestone, subject
'h' action OF the Democratic party
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SHERIFF.

l. " Nlt Il ~ cHu.i ate tor rr-,.l.c.
lpr, to ,llr ne ioI ui the Demncratr u,rty
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REPRESENTATIVE.

T. lp>rN &" J." iiiin' tar N, 10
niN' of the j-gt.Ittutr {, mr. amt MI
IAN county ~uV c,tp th'actiIh IftI- a IN
rlt IurfA - So
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-24

w J. NIKE Al HpiuLED 81 announce W Nj
h''l candidate tor Dlsuict Judge OF
ur nrtro Il ludlclal District 10 h. ru,n
"''h "l the counties ~ Mclennan and Falls
'"'9' TIA brmpc' attic nominatIon
VIZ RH At III Il.lLED Ia .nn.unc. N
hlhlN Attniiintc Tor tie, lactlnn To the of
u e | hisirlc, Iudpr 4 the district cou,u sr,i
~ ,"' '"htlcS - Mel rni An aud Fails, sui
l''' 1" lh action ut the Democratic party
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COUNTY JUDGE.

"' "thAIb iSa candidate for rr-eiec-
non To tie Ollie" uf County Judge suhi,.ot I,
me- .r't"u OF the Democratic party
NM. A>S.--Wr are huth0tiTeI I,
zee Office "i County judge Of McI.n, An cnun.
'u'g"'t to- the seton ~ the Democratic
,rtN ~ '"'''
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DISTRICT JUDGE.

r "A. M,kE<NtN, w. are authorized Tn m,
"nnre, l. u candidate Tor District judy, oi
ne Fourteenth Judicial District, subject Ia
ne h'ti n - I'll" Democratic party
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LIE JENKINS :, candidate for the Ollie,
"l t"ustahl" 81 Precinct No /, MrIeuBAi.
'"n' ~ subject 20 the action Oi tho Demo
cratic uhrty
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CHR lAt kSDS In u candidate for Con.
'tal'l" ~ Fr clbct No. |, subject 10 tho actor
of the Democratic party.
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Forty three School Districts

HEAL THYSELF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-10-18
How Shall We Vote d?

We incline to respect the clergy as teach
ers In religion, and all the more if, like
their Master, they are self-deyoting humble
laborers for mans salvation. BY the fire
side, In the family, in the shop and field
by sick bed, at marriage altar, at burial
they may preach Christ and initiate him,
and bless mankind, as well as in the sane
tuary We like them all the more when
they are in dead earnest, acting as they
feel, and saying nwardly "Woe to me if |
preach not the glad tidings" We don't &C
cept them as dictators in politics either in
opinion or conduct The American resents
il as out of place here in these states if they
assume that character.
1t has been the characteristic of this pc
litical campaign that many who for near
two decades have acted together with great
unanimity in the Republican party, when
Blaine was nominated, cried out in opposi-
ton and took position Of hostility TO him
and to the party machine One tells us
that in all his life he never before received
letter after letter from his correspondents
with inquiry, "For whom shall we vote!''
When Blaine was nominated some of the
larger religious papers at once took ground
against him, hoping that a better man
might be nominated by other parties. A
system of dragooning al once began and
the very armament began TO resound with
din and stir Some doubtless have taken
the back track. Yet at the Congregational
Ministers Meeting in Chicago Oct. only
twothirds would endorse Blaine This de
lection is perhaps not TO be taken as repre-.
sentative of these men in the pulpit or
their friends in the pew, If the ratio is
actually not half as great as one third, ii is
still significant of the loathing and sicken-
ing, the disgust and disappointment which
many good men feel at the rapacity, greed,
the corruptness of the party as represented
In It's leaders, or lis management"
That it has collected over Ss0,OO0,O00 a
year for the last two years more than is
needed for expenses, or 10 pay maturing
debt and is still willing to do it, gives one
feature of its trustwor.hiness, patriotism
and moral purity. Fearless men, leaders
like II. w Beecher, editors like those of
the Christian Union, and of the Nation,
have had enough of it. They represent