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democratic party for president Is neither com
petent nor worthy to fill the highest and most
Responsible office in this great nation. 5s
His gross blunder while dodgln the tariff.
By declaring that the president has nothing to
do with legislation Ills Office being simply Sex-
ecutive-p proves that he has no proper idea Sc
the duties of the Office. The const lion makes
1t the duty OF the president to recommend to
fcongSes0 auoh legislation as he fayors, md
as he opposes unless passed by & two thirds
vote in each branoh-the house Of representa-
lives and the senate 5
As to his worthiness to occupy the white
house, the whole country knows the grounds
Of our objections, which are not denied BY his
most earnest advocates n: 81 y
As to the candidate for vice president, he
has been too prominently before the country
not to be knowntt to be obnoxious to all that has
been said against his party. .st. III
For these reasons We appeal to every true
republican 70 stand BY and vote the ticket Of
either St John, Butler or MRS. Lockwood, for
that will only aid tho democrats, who, in the
language Of Mr.. George William Curtis, are "a
party which fell from power. as q conspiracy
against human rights, and now attempts to
der and spoils. . And for these reasons, We
respectfully request ex- Coy. St John to with
draw from the canvas ;iS 5il
a Theodore d. Woolsey, New Haven, Conn, !;
Thomas Talbot North Bellerica, Mass. Noah
Davis, New York city; Grant Goodrich, Chica-
60; John v. Farwell, Chicago; R. NJ Hatfield,
Evanston, Ill Orrington Lunt. Evanston; Ill i;
William Deering, Evanston, Ill John Evans,
Denver, Col; Ira Buchanan, chairman, John
u Mitchell, secretary, New York state temper
81 an %,5 assembly Taa bl Rr'9 30 Isa, n
The following petition is being circulated
for signature r
To the Hon. John P. St John, Prohibition.
candidate for President: DEAR S1R-The un-
dersigned. temperance men and prohi bitionists
in the interest Of the cause Of temperance and
prohibition, respectfully request You to with
draw from your candidacy in the present con-;
test, for reasons set forth in the Happeal to re-
publican prohibitionists as to their duty in tho
Sept ~, 1884 En- 4, "a
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Hugeets Of Foreign news. .

Nuggets OF Foreign News.
. Rev. Stafford Brooke, of London, is about to
leave the English church to join: the Unitarian
Supporters Of Matthew Arnold and others viii
drop Brooke Isi:i .5 M N
The Winnipeg Times says that fully $15, OOc
in forged paper was discounted for !Rigney by
the Merchants bank, and it is "a matter Of
much remark that many of the notes are drawn;
at three and six months. ID xxx
i Arthur orton, the Tishborne claimant, weigh.,
ing S64 pounds when inoarcerated in 1874 and
when released the other day his weight was but
have already begun an agitation intended to re-
open his case. @ 81
England would be king has long wanted
Buckingham palace to live in, and the queenat
last reluctantly gives him the use OF it, but hei
hold semi-royal receptions at his own expense
in her behalf. 35z 20 g5
u mob attempted to stop conservative
meeting in Dumfries, Scotland, at which the
marquis Of Salisbury was speaking. Latel$
they stoned hotel in which he was stopping
breaking windows. Tho mob also attacked his
carriage, The police were obliged to Susa,
station. s & tx n ss
Is Meeting Tennyaon day, 3 writes Joseph.
Hatton, ssyou might mistake him for q land
owner who farms his own estate, = grave, gray
counhyman. He wears soft hat and smokes
Q short pipe. In appearance he is not unlike
Walt w himan, except that where Whitman'a
face is weak and sensuous, Tennyson's is
strong and noble Ese
81 The express train, which left Montreal ran
into q cattle and freight train at Point Claire
station. Alex. Stewart the engineer Of tho
express train, WAS killed. and his fireman. seri-
;ously injured, both legs being broken. "a
numbAr Of passengers were slightly injured
George McMaster, i o commercial traveller &ei
this city, was badly hurt about the head and
body. The loss in property is over $75, 600 ss
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Railroed ana j, Ri q =. 8: irew..

Thomas J. Kerr, auditor Of the Northern Pa
;ific Refrigerator Car company, is in Fargo,
hying to discover some clue to the whereabouts
IF Fred Schmidt, who has been acting as book
keeper for the company for some fme past,
Schmidt suddenly disappeared, and he is said
Q have been between 81 900 and II 900 short
N his accounts. $ "a "a. jl.i
Chief Justice Wallbridge gave Judgment at
Winnipeg in the case Of George a stanbro,
charged with embezzlement and forgery, while
jicting as agent for the Northern Pacific Ex-
press company Of Hawley, MINI. he decided
hat Stanbro be held in jail to wait extradition
Counsel for Stanbro will apply for another writ
If habeas corpus on technical grounds
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;sozns Doubt Abcus Mrs HuntinS TONS DO


~ The Cincinnati Enquirer prints = statement
81 facts 81 regard to the win 81 the late Mra
Augusta M Iunting ION The article says n
the ontset: sThe vii of Mra. HenryD Hunt.
Sfngton, by which she left $500, COO to ths
Episeopnl church Of MINES ota; was probated
some ten days ago. IT now; app ears that Mrs.
Huntfngt ton had nothing 10 viii for the reasop
ed \ merely of 3 ii Ire estate interest
which interest died N with her Mrs.
Huntington with her only child, Giarins Bar.
ton Ehumway, until recently resided in THU
city. Her maiden name was Augusta ~ John.
ston, who died In 1853, leaving an estate wortk
over million, Il Miss johnston married Horatid
Nc shumway, and subsequ enil about the yeaz
ISL, by d socond riarffnge she bScame Mira.
the provisions of Mra Hunting on'e viii he.
\ denfhfng $500, 900 for Episcopaiikp schools ID
tf1st TO Bishop Wbfpple Df Minnesota
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During his speech at the Broo kiyn srink
Stewart Il Woodford paid his respects u n,
Sslanderets Of Mr.. Blaine in the following
Stersa Language: Gil. h.
There lives in this city ono OF the most 3elo.
qnent clergymen ii the land, and one whose .ta
services y; behalf Of humani ~ have 81 thu
thogough lyin the honesty and purify fof thai
gentleman. Ny conf dence and faith In thar
man are absolute. 81 But not many yeara NO
there came m hour Of trial TO that gentleman,
when there wds nothing between him and utteis
F I, ,bn. he CONFIDENCE Of The loving hearts
produced and read upon 3 public trial then,
held IN thiacit and which lasted many rnoritha
Hsa Ihess letter. SssaEsaa ard
1Schurz in reading and explaining the, Fisher
litter against Mr. BIAine they would have driY.
en- thai clergy from every pulpi In tie land,
and from every home and hresia Il ID tho country.
Immense and prolonged cheerin ming He'd with;
not that base attack upon the character 81 this
man succeasful? Il Simply and alone sbenaI,sss
the good people sofs Brooklyn had faith ID sthef
honesty and i1tegri of their foighbor,
tGreas cheering ! We stood firmly between
him. Great pplanae:l ~ want for my oli
friend who entered the Fremont cannpaien VIII
me i'm 1855 Who for thirty years has lived II
the tuL sunlight oil pnblic life, who faced Bef,
Hill and his rebel 6lieages, whose name "a FOR
eyer associated with all the great isslies which
the Republican party has carried thTourh~1
want for that man the same kinu Hof idstins
from the people 81 BROOKLYN that thew havss
sexercised; In the pask Let Brook lyr 30 Is davS
~ inst 70 the tesrnsn as she was q feT years
ago 70 the clergy lyman. Bntth IL not all iThs
depths to which this poll Heal CANVAS d lias
stopped are enough to bring d blush 81 SHINE
e 4, the check OF every honest American 4 II
said whom the Democrats 81 went into tha.
homo OF our candidate and siandered fhe
Wonlan who; is wife, mother, and grand
mother, surely : tho men aud woMan 81
this land who know what fatherhood and
mother hood mean will rise mp and bury this
Denocr attic party forever. r Whateyer NAV 81
the result Of this campaign, I believe II swiij.
teach us one thing worry fectualIy, and this "a
TINT herea fter we must be entlemen In politios
and not black uasda. 4 use that word deliber.
ately, aa the only one adequately exnresaiip
what mean The attack upon Mr. Blains's
home aud wife and family was and "a black.
Guardian pure, simple md unadnltr ated
The decency Of the people reqnires today thai
this attack be condenned ny Tho inter and
crushing defeat OK tho Democratic psrtys ana
the Democrats Candidates twill 81 Con
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named,

The preside ntial canvass will soon be
ended. It has been prosecuted with q
good deal Of vigor in certain pivotal
states, and amidst much excitement, but
on the whole. the country has been
profoundly quiet. The result, whatev-
y it may be, cannot fail to disappoint
millions, but all, with one accord, will
be heartily glad that the agony lsover.
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those e small traders. whose capital waa lass

those Of small traders, whose capital WAS Lass
than $500. 7sIs
Frank Patterson, theatrical manager, at As
bury Park, was arraiened Of Freehold, N. J.,{
recently upon indictments charging him with
having forged Endorsements to notes aggre-
eating $S6, 900, There were thirty -four indicr-
ments against him. he pleaded not guilty and
gave bonds in s10, 900 for trial Nov. IT. iy$
"a 81 Paul correspondent Of Bradstreet
points out that the present year promises to
furnish the wheat grower with most eco
montreal livelihood at best, and vaguely hints al
possible restriction of the wheat area in the
Northwest Flax cultivation is already rapidly
extending in Minnesota as better paying en-
terprise than wheat production. as5z
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A. q. PACKARD, Publisher,

The London Economist says that the
English farmers cannot raise wheat to-
sell at 30 shilIings a quarter without
losing money. Their land costs them,
say, ga an acre, and other incidental
charges amount to go more. Even if
they had their land free, they would
barely get back their outlay at the price
~, ~, Al q II ~ Il, n ~ ~.
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nrisesl1ansous 1syvs Ho.es.

~ AaScouaneouo AeWn Notes..
Fred Moeller Of Delphos, Ohio, dreamed he
was dead, and the next night was 30
The Iowa supreme court decides that JUS
tices Of the peace have jurisdiction In liquor
aw cases. a j2 8, n Il ri 81
s. Copelswich Bros. y Co, Wholesale Jewell
sns sna a!aneas spsfasns
YolYed 40 600 }f2 IS
A decision has been rendered ia favor 81
Engineer Melville IN the suits to collect debts
| made by his wife during his absence with the
Jeanette exped ition. i.s:5 81
In New York, Minnie Cummings, the address,,
obtained a verdict Of s25, 900 against Police
Officer William B. Deeyes and Della Murphy,
dressmaker, II an action brought tor false ar
rest and imprisonment n n: f2s
EsW. Woodward 4 Son, merchant tailors 81
Concord, N. B. have assigned Their liabii-
| hes, exceed assets; which are about 100000
The senior partner lost largely in speculative
and outside Investments N e;
Freeman & Co, cotton brokers 81 Boston,
suspended recently owing to q decline IN The
price of cotton Tbs frm has claims out
standing against it exceeding $50 600. and owes
one bank vi, 600, Which, however, Is well se-
poor Engliahman named Jack Jacobs has
i been eking out q precsrious Iyfhood IN San
4 Francisco recently BY psddling cigars and do
4 ing odd Jobs. BY the death OF an elder broth
4 sr he has Just fallen heir 10 fortune Of near
John VT. Peasants, editor Of tho Peters
burg lVa-J Mai: who was indicted for publish
Ing lbelous card rejecting On Tie character
4 81 W. Lawrence, was convicted recently 81
4 mIsdeIneanor, and the jury imposed d fine 81
% and one minute ID jail
There we're 2s4 failures III Tie United fstatess
a reported TO Brad streera during last weak,
Eagainst 2Q8 IN the preceding week and zoo, 135
4 III in Die corrsspo nding weeks 5of 1883. 1855
\ and ~ respectively: Don't s5 per cent Hsrs
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!, Record Of Casualties.

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The electric watch factory. in :Winona,
burned Thursday. Loss, q, 0Oo, iz; 81
PATRICK Jennings' dwelling house in Pembina
Ras burned. Loss, q, 900; no insurance
Mollie Freeland, 5 highly respected young
ady Of Washing ton, Ind committed suicide by
,hooting. Cause, unre Quilted love AZ Il 4
+ The Pacific hotel at Tacoma, W. T, was, was
burned recently Lose. SIC, 600 The house
Rasl fired by man who made his escape 81
At Atoka, Ind. T. T., the boilers Of B. Scratches
/ Co. 3 sawmill exploded, Killing j. B. Oliver,
Crank Choate OF Atoka, and John Radcliffe
mgineer, from Clayton, ~. {5;,,j
! While the steamer Lady Grace was returning
% Clinton after the dsmonst ration 1t Daven-
port, Mr.. Charles McCone 81 Clinton, and an
agent Of the Cedar Rapids Insurance company,
lost his life by drowning. rs,
The steamer Henry Frankhence, which left
New Orleans for Memphis, burned to the wat
sr's edge, near Devils Crevasse The boat and
,argo are q total wreck. Loss, ~, 600; insur-
lnce, a35, 900. ,5
Several boys found nitro elycerine cans In
he woods near Tarport Pa. They built q fire
indamused themselves exploding them One
boy was hit by flying fragments In the abdo-
men and disemb Wslled, and died six hours
later IN great agony.
O.
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The Grtuinal cs1suaar.
b a. Shaw Of Farmin gton, Iowa, comlnit-
led suicide by shooting himself. He was
mayor OF that town for = number Of years
stsscotty," the lynched La Crosse murderer.
| had already made q record in: Oregon, Wash-
Eington Territory and Montana. Il !. .3sssss
Mrs Maria D. Sanding, 8 Boston dressmaker,
has been arrested, charged with setting fire to
her premises with intent to defraud an insur-
snce company. &
Road agents held up Q Helena Montana
stage, but were sent flying by q vigorous use
l2Df revolvers by the passengers, leaving one Of
their number dead 4; 33.5
James Murphy and Daniel Quinlan have
| pleaded guilty to charge OF bnrglarizing the
store Of Thayer & Hersch, in Elk RIVER, MINI,
and taking $268 worth of goods. sS
E s. RaWley has been again arrested
by order Of Judge C. 8 Palmer, for the muir
aerous assault on Mayer Gale Of: Canton, OAK
he is in the custody of the sherin LIZ Gale
has also commenced . suit against Rawley,
laying damages at 315, COO S3; a
When J. B. Dorsey, postmaster q Alpine,
da., and tho woman Jane Wade, who we're
lynched at Center, Ala, we've carried from jail,
the woman confessed that Dorsey killed his
niece, Mrs. Davis, and her guest @. g. Jones,
whom he mistook for her husband but pro-
tested her own innocence M Whsn they were
being strung mp they were riddled with bull
let's. ~! Y II
Juan Wasslswsky was hanged at San jose,
Gal He WAS native Of Poland aged thirty.
and a butcher by trade n 1879 he wasS sem
fenced to three years in state prison for cattle-
| linz of, T.
his wife that if she procured d divorce be would
1 kill her when he got out IA The wife paid no
attention to the threat, got q divorce and
married again When Wascsswsky was dis
4 charged, he sought his former wife, aud ION
March "a last stabbed her thirteen timeA
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has greater stake than any other stats Of the
eminent In UNFOLDING the natonal credit, IN
;perpetuadng The financial system which emtS
bodies the matufed wisdom Of the past twenty
years. In sustaining the protective policy Indi-
ana has o stake less than that OF New York only
az her: population and wealth are less. Do the
.citizens!of those two states fully comprehend
what II means to trust the national credit The.
national finances, the national PENSIONS the
protective system; and all the great interests
which are under the control Of the nat onAl gov.
:ernment, to the old South, with ito bitterness,
vision, It's hostility to ali Northern interests ita
constant &C longing to revive an impossible past
its absolute incapacity to measure the sweep Of
our great future? Cheers. The North and the
South, under Republican adminstratio ion Of the.
harmonious relations. In the past ten years
great progress has been made toward that re-
suit and the next ten years may Witness the ef4
facement of all hostile lines, and the absolute;
triumph of just and magnanimons
Policies p9nsassts Renewed cheering By
md destroyed by giving the old South possess
sion of the national power. Among the
first of the baleful effects that would follow
would be the crushing out Of all liberal pro-
gress IN the south, and tho practical nulliaca5s
strnction laws which followed the rebel
lion The people Of New York and the people
OF Indiana are now asked to aid in bringing about
tho deplorable result to be followed by the
abandonment Of the reversal Of the great fnan-.
cial and industrial policies under which the ma
ton has prospered 30 marvelously since the
close Of the war. [s'Ne ever, never u I do not
i cannot believe that you. will do 1t, because
such 9 course is forbidden by every instinct Of
patriotism, aa well as by every consid eration2
of enlightened self interests Prolonged
cheering III jSSS55 ;tSS3 e
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-02
miscellaneous Notes.

The regular running of freight trains on the
Canada Pacific railway to Toronto has COM
menced.
Florida now has within its limits ], 202 milasof
railway, the most valuable Of which is controlled
by tho HenRing Syndicate.
The Grand Trunk road is said to have given
notice that unless the afbtrators raise their award
ofpercentages it will go out of the pool.
Bethlehem steel rails are offered at SO in that
city. or about $28 at the mill The company has
rednced expenses-salaries being cut down 20.
per cent. and rails are being produced at the
very lowest figure
China will soon build its first railway. It will
connect Pekin with Tien-Tsin. a few years ago
short line was experimentally built between
Shanghai and Woosung, but the natives got the
idea that their Joss was opposed to it, and the
venture was finally abandoned.
Mr. Melville G. Day,who has delivered an elab
orateopinion affirming the validity of the title of
the Missouri Pacific, sold by Commodore Garrison
ty Jay Gould, is not only the CommodoReas son-
in-law, but he was the Commodore's private
counsel all through that nefarious proceeding.
An officer of the Pullman Car Company cor
poratioHi is quoted as saying that the income Of
the company thus far this year has been 81, 000,
900 in excess of that for the corresponding pc
riod last year Returns from all the lines
show an excess over last year The eompRnyss
shops are full of orders, and it is difficult to
keep up with the business on hand
Engineers on the New YORK q New Raven
road now run through between New York and
Springfield. The teof payment to engineers
is somewhat increased, so that the total cest to
the company will be slightly larger under the
new arrangement. Most of the two hundred
engineers and iremen on the road are affected
by the change. Engineers are to receive 81
cents per mile run.
Within two years the Welland canal will be deep
ened to allow the passage of vessels of fourteen
feet drapght. Larger craft could not enter the
lake harbors. When this canal Improvement is
completed the trunk railway lines will find it a
formidable summer competitorfor grain freights
Vast cargoes of wheat can then be taken from
Chicago to Liverpool. without breaking bulk at
a cost of from twelve to fourteen cents bushel
The Chicago & Alton railroad, ever on the
alert for the comfort and wellbeing of its pas
sengers, has added another to the many COM
forts which people already meet with on its
lines. The latest idea is train lunch, which is
served to those who cannot afford high-priced
meals These lunches are served by colored
waiters employed by the company, and the bill
of fare they carry covers everything needful, at
a price which will enable everybody on the train
to take ample care of the inner man.
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Bulwer Lytton's Bridge.
Where it Touches the Shores and the
Great Columns in Midgtream

Whata beautiful bridge between old age and child
hood is religion. How intuitively the child begins
with prayer and Worship entering life and how in
tuitvey quitting life, the old man turns back to
prayer and worship, putting himself again side by
side with the infant remarks Sir f. Bulwer Isytton,
in his Strange Story"
Yes. but between its distant abutments the bridge
of life has many high and awful arches through
which the wild waters dash and roar in wrath and
desoation Prayer and worship alone do not sustain
these Hatnre's solid rocks must lie unshaken be-
meath, ndhuman art and skill must rear and soldif
the structure overhead Gods will is best exempled
in the laws He has made for the creatures whom he
has placed under their control Neither the child 8
trustful Our Father, the old mans Forget me
not in the midst of my infrmitss, will alter this by
the weight of single grain.
Science and art frst-thep faith and prayer-is the
order of Heaven itself. Divinity heals through its
agents. and those agents the discoveries of mani
Is life burden to youq Does time dYagg Is your
power to cope with Lies problem and duties weakened
You are not we'll Your blood is sluggish and tainted
perhaps or some important organ is torpid over
worked. This fact may have taken the form Of dys-
pepsiat rheumatism, govt malaria pains in the ste-
aeh. chronic headache, any of dozen other ills
FARMERS Tonic will invigorate you. as fresh air in
yigorates those who have been shut up damp fetd
cells 1t is powerful pure delicious scientific safe
the keystone of the central arch of the bridge Of life