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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-12-30

Bishop Linus Parker, who will preside at the
Florida Conference in Gainesville, next week,
gives notice that said body will assemble on
Wednesday, the 7lh of January, and not on
Thursday, the 9Th, as heretofore published.
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ReuetabPF.

Tb,, only those who renew their subscription
Mr., dunnarv f,A viii be entitled to the
,ms,iooo Farmer and the FLoRIDlsN for the
D,;ce Of the alter-$2W
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club E2ates.

,,.,rean Farmer will he given a. Premium with
All Of the above ,, he snt from the offices of the re,
These NhI;shers without lrcmiums, postage paid. We
spse for the deli very of any OF these pub
icsi0ns ision allowed To any person On the above
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mETEOROLOGICAL.

,.,d Of Temperature II 7allataAsee, Florida,
B''0'u y" for the ptsst 'oeek. :,
., taken by W. A RAwls, Druggist and
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Fancy Meats

Beet Tongues, Fulton Market Beef, Dire
Beef, Hams, Breakfast Bacon, cheap at
81 COLES & Co.'S
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Mattings, Mattings.
Fine lot If China Mattjngs just arrived at the ITALIA
hassee Furniture Emporium. Have small lot Of seam
less Mattings, solid colors, very fine quality. 352t
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Address NEW YORK HERALD, Broadway and Ann Street.

That hacking cough Can he so QUICKLY cured
by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee ii. Sbid by
w. A. Rawls k1k
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MASONIC.

p.,,,sr meetings of JACKSON LoDGK
- "a on the fret and third kGsdays in each
SSouth st ! O'CLOCK W. Is MCINTOSH. Sscystasy.
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CARLOAD of lDurh mmas.

sample Oil Cloths.
large line OF Oil Cloth Samples at Tallahassee,
Furniture Emporium. If1t
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n - CsaAsy Pinnsses.
A fswcaAcss Of Havana T0bacco Hssd win
be distributed, ffee ct charge, 70 Leon coun "
planters at the banking house of B. G. Lewis 4
Soma
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AT the residence of Mr.. Hugh Black, December
rs. 1884, Mr.. D. NJ Stoutamire and Miss Sarah
E. Blake, Rev. J. W. Hamanes officiating.
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Slough ON Couxhs.n


Sore Throat. aosrssness. Troehes lsc LIQUID sc
"Roash on Rass.n
Clears out rats, mice. reaches, nes ants bedbugs,
skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c. Druggists.
Heart faias.
Palpitation, Dropsical Swellngs, Dizziness, Indi.
eestion, Headache sleeplessness cured by Wells
"Roa9h On Co1ns.~
Ask for Wells I" Rough on Corns." 15c. Quick.
complete cure Hard or soft corns, warts, bunions.
"Rouxh ON Pain Poroused Plaster.
Strengthening, improved, the best for backache,
pains In chest or side. Rheumatism, neuralgia
Thin People.
"Wells Health Remover restores health and
yigor, cures Dyspepsia, Headache. Nervousness De
bility. 81
whoopi.s Cough
and the many Throat Affections of children prompt
ly, pleasantly and safely relieved BY Rough on
Coughs" Troches 15c. Halsam Csc.
use wells Hsaiss Remover" 81. Druggists.
~ LiSs Rrsssrves. s,ae
Health aenswer: dses direct . vssk spots =
ssncs1H o fsss1aeAs.n
ln; IA relief for ssS TGct1:ehs F =
Frsssy 6sasa. ~
aon's al 70 ~ aWslis: as.iiS Esss.sr." s'
Qaa.tIsI77ssss 11sssa.as, sa
cured By Rough q coaghs.' Troches isc. Liquid
.sReagh . IsoA.n
Rough on Itch" carss humcss. eruptious, ring
worm, tetter. salt sAssa aspss4 49, chiiblaina.
TAs - fdke SSsAsa.
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SSoath st o'eiocA W. e. MCINTOSH. sscrssayy
L. -. -. r. {
Regular meetings of LEON SeDeE No. 8,
q .Ss7v Tt,ssday Est''sg, at their Lodge Room at
are held ev arohefs in geDd standing invited to
'clock. All ". P. DRMhAM, N. @.
attend: ,.,xroeH JR, K s,
Regular %estns Of ,a Aq oas x ESSA s..
xssr No AZ. onth at ther Lodge Room. NJ O'Clock
sa o, s, in good standing are invites to attend
All Pstr'Aren' - W. d. hcINTOSB, SR, c. p.
:. ucIyTosH JR., S;fscs.
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Rlnenf Vet
Meetings Of AsricuIaurIsts.

implies of Wall Paper. Call and them, at F. c. Gil
ores. 35.2t
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10000 lbs wheat bran just arrived ct
~ Coles & Co.'S.
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Middlngs are going at 81 this morning. The
crop Of Leon county this year will be as large,
II not larger than that of 1888. and tue quality
IS much finer. 1t is thought the crop will be in
and marketed within few weeks.
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THE Squire" says The author of 1.-THE Hoo
ser Schoolmaster," wore one glass eye and a
wig. The glass eye was constantly slipping out
Of tocns, and the wig turning around sidewise On
his head whenever he addressed the people of
the Fiat Greek District" Sad spectacle. Park
er's Hair Balsam preserves and promotes the
growth Ofthe natural hair. II also restores the
natural color 10 hair which has faded or become
gray. Clean, elegant, beneficial, highly perfumed.
noc On Inn,
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Florida Conference.

Apples! Apples! Apples
BY the dozen, peck or barrel, at T. B. Byrd's
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SldebOAFds.
/, at r. c. Gilmore's.
A Card.

A Card,
After successful business career of 10 years
in Tallahassee, desire TO return many thanks to
all my friends and patrons who have SO long Civ
en- me their friendship and patronage, and as
now retire from active business, QhAving sold all
my interest in the firm of r. s. Williams j. Co.
to my son-in-law, Mr.. Jacob r. Cohen,) l re-
friendship and patronage.
Very respectfully,
ROBERT s. WILLIAMS
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MAY BE OBTAINED AT MRS. BROT lW'S.
WI who has taken the POOLE house. ON Mbnroe
Street, In . most central and desirable fD<hlHy
Fine cistern and well water, Urge pleasant ;r0Os
and all the comf0rts Of home assured.
viii also furnish table fare or day board far lhose
who desire IL. llcf 2l fSp3a-tf
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ALI pissases Of the Eye and
Ear Cured Speedily and
PermAnehtly.

Persons suffering vifh Weak or nsfectiye Sight.
or shy InhAmation or Disease a 70 I've. ~.
ness dschargu non, noise II - Eaz q partial
or sEtife Dcalnes.s shogA apply q oncs Or e en-
amination. The Doctor b m expert Ocnlist and
Aurist Of the Frcnch school
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LInalEhll

Old Newspapers laying around 90 60 to +. G. Gilmore
and get pretty Rack TO hold them. 35-2t
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Cocoa Mating
G. Gimore's Ss-9t
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take this method of notifying all my friends
and patrons, that having purchased the entire
interest in the finn of r. s. Williams 8 Co.,
shall do my utmost to merit a continuance Of
your friendship and patronage, and sincerely
hope that the same kindness and patronage ex-
tended to me in the past, will be continued to
me in the future. Very respectfully,
JACOB R. COHEN
Willow Chairs,
The Finest Christmas Present could make, at r. c.
Gilmores Furniture Emporium. 35H
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If you want the perfection OF household RENE
dies get bntle of Hoods Eureka Liver Medi-
cine. In this climate it excells all remedies
known for Liver Diseases, Disordcred Stomach
and troublesome Constipation. For sale by w.
A. Rawls and NJ. Lively. Tallahassee, Fla. ely
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g Rough on OOrns.N

Palpltation, Dropsical Swellings. Dizziness, Ind
eestiOn, Headache, Sleeplessness cured BY" Well
Health Ranawer ~
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KBmgS1eH and Wagons
For sale 10y NJ NJ. COBB.
October 7, 1884. 25-tf
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Ask for Rough on Coughs " for Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, HOarseness. Troches l5c. Liquid Csc.
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NATURES OWN REMEDIES"
Vegetable or Botanic Medi-
cineS.

One of the many WONDERS and mysteries in
Dr. LAPYKRs practice 10 the almost miraculous cure
of all EXTERNAL CANCER. This great discovery has
cured and saved the lives of thousands Of hopeless
sufferers for the past fourteen yearS No person is
allowed to be present while the Doctor 10 operating
upon Cancer. - 1t requires only three to i've
minutes painless treatment In all EXTERNAL
CANCERS. regardless of duration or extent.
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y dsynnL ! '.e..sly $780, ]. AZ +
/vneaea. b uiiAos 81 ssstA hnsesipa; kss3 4
Xxx hss. H.. IL c.s.l.ss: 9 - ~ -
~\.... 's ~, l. As'i stoD s:s s. aIsA
Hasssie PshlsAss - Masafsssssss NM VI
37-2w aa
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Clears out rats, mice, reaches, fies ants, bed bugs
skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c. Druggists.
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Ask for Wells " Rough on Corns" 15c. Quick
complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, bunions
Trough On Pain" Poroused Plaster.
Strengthening, improved, the best for backache
DaiDa m chast or aide rhe nathan neuralDia
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Plomr3 RHouTg
Another big lot best Patent Flour At Coles 4
OO'A 81
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If you are falling, broken, worn ont and nervous
use =" Wells Health Remover" 81. Druggists.
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and the many Throat Affections OF children prompt
ly, pleasantly and safely relieved BY " Rough o.
Coughs" Troches 15c. halsam 25c
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CaAsF4als 184ot AGeeeaonas
Hacking, Irritating Coughs Colds, eoee Throat,
cured BY "Rough o. Cough" Troches 15c. Liquid
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GENTLEMEN and LADIES' RECEPTION ROOMS
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.

THE DOCTOR HAS HAD THE ADVANTAGE
l. OF many years In Europe. expended wholly 10
fii and qualify himself . legitimate specialist
DR.. LAPYRE's marked aud truly wonderful success
la Europe and America In the treatment and cure Of
hundreds of GIVEN UP and hopeless cases is due In
great degree 10 the scientific adaptation In each
IF
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For lame back, side or chest, use Shilnh's Po-
rous Plaster. Price IS cents Ffl
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Thin People
WhOOpirsS Oourh

"Wells Health Remover" restores health an(
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Headache. Nervousness, DE
bility. 81.
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MORE DISHONEST 0FF1CIaLa

WASHINGTON. June N.-The fresh robberies
and frauds which have lately come to light In
three OF the seven departments are not passed
over without producing profound impression
in high quarters. Whom Pitney's rascalities
In the Treasury werO exposed. elsewhere In the
Government tho comforting exclamation was
Thank heaven. it is all right with us. That
is tho only rotten spot" Whether such WAS
the case no movement was made to find out.
Present Developments are showing that the re-
verse was the fact. and has been ever since.
Dishonest men In responsible places have
grown bold by the Indifference OF superiors
rs shown to the disclosures OF tho in
vestigatioRs into the Treasury Department
when Pitney and his gang spoliated there.
Others who werc guilty Of similar things else
where. and others coming after them could
draw no other inference from the Indifference
OF the heads OF departments to disclosures by
the Meline investigation than that all they had
to fear was some accident that might draw at
tention TO their rascalities. a chance they were
Nothing risked nothing gained. And so Baker in
ire State Department.. Burnside In the Post
confed"ra,es on he outside in the Navy Depart
menf. and who else In other departments the
d h"rl only knows went ahead ni and stole and
parently without any fear OF detection. They
we're quite right as to any inherent reason why
tnty suou'u icar oetection nNcopt hccluehtally.
ana accidents were rs likely to run in their
favor as otherwise.
Was not that tho case they argued with How
gate for ever 80 many years. and was ha not
luxuriating at his ease in spite of-rather by the
grace of-the Government oiflcials2
=, Did not Ottman steal nearly $5O0Oo right In
the cash room OF the Treasury. andthough the
case was n clear one. did he not get on and
keep so much Of the money AZ tho lawyers did
not get2 Was not the compromise mill regu:
larry SGT up In the Treasury Department. and
running continuRlly2 Was any one ever known
to he prosecuted and punished for depredating
on the Government
Probably those who arc interested In keeping
the hatches shut tight over the enormous
amount O. corruption In tho departments will
dishonesty. and the utter failure to mete out
justice to the criminals. show that the only
hope to get rid OF the rascals and to purify tho
Government is to turn out the Republican
marty.
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s .--.---.-..---- -
ssssr" REPRESENTATIVES zee csessss u
ssss VIE srs Csuess-breA Nee.
wAau,uorox Inn. 10 The r,,v,hor -, oo,-
"ASoN' suno Is-Ano nunhVer VI co''
le9e-bred men In this Congress- 10 larger than
usual although liz trentment Of sreat oubiie
,u.a.;... ~. -. S..s,sS.S " - s
o.os''ons n"e not oeVeicped any OF tho expoct.
cd results OF college breeding. Az 10 well
known tho President IA q graduate OF Union.
sacrot.rv r.incoin vas ssnca,o% n, uorvsrd
oe1'o,Ary Lincoln was eauc"ted at harva,u.
and Secretary Chandler is . graduate Of the
Tho tI.rv..a 80 4. Ca.....
Inc harvard mon IN congress are senator
HOar Of Massachusetts, Representative Adams
Of IIitnois. Covin0ton a. MARYLAND HINT ~
T'.. s
Eouisisha' burns OF missouri. weaver OF
Nebraska. Tillmaps of South Carolina. Dor
sha,rnar AMI R.iJ \, ~ a. vet D.,,.
YN"n r.,,,S u S.ns VI VOW lo , Das''
Long. Ooiiins' osone. anu Lyman OF Msssa-
chusetts.
Yale ia repreaentod nv Henatora DaUas NJ
49,. ,h..... 80 0u
M"soechuSeus anu oipson Oh LOUISIANA. ana
Representatives Davis OF Missouri. Seymour OF
Conn ecticut REACH NJ Nav york and willie
Waliie Phslye ri Nav icrscv A0'A' ""N ""''s
Union 0rnIuaiai Senator warner Ntl,cr as
we'll ma The Presidant hc AZ n,,ch disiitas lar.
resentatiyes Sprirgs and Wamn ~ Nav Ynrk
MiIliken Of Mama snd paigs ri Ohio T,vn
Senators Maxev OF Texas ami Camden ~ Nav
Jersey. and two Reprcsentatiyes Rosecrans
and Siccum w.re cInc"ted nj tbs sxnenaa ~
the Govern inent at West Point Sioc,im Was
Sherldans room mate. Princeton has in hsr
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SOMEBODY'S FRANK FOR SALE
selIins Campaign Literature and Mailing II
Free by u. Abuse Of Privilege.

WASHINGTON. June 19.-The Congressional
Committee Of the Republican party advertise the fact
that the demand for Congressional debates 10 greater
than the committee grntuitously supply and SAYS
that low price has been therefore affixed to the
ument." Under this announcement It directs that tho
order should be accompanied by u draft postal note
and adds. Press please notice"
The speech OF WIN. d. Kelley the tar!r Ia offered at
25 hundred. while the address OF the Hon Justin s.
Morrill, who Is known ssthe most inspiring and mag.
netic orator in the Senate To placed at the exceedingly
low figure of Is eentsa hundred The speech Of the
Hon hsri Brewer which has already been re ed
III ThH sun and contains etickfu of Brewer with Hx
teen la.es from Biaines book, 10 offered st $40 n
thousand IN violation " the Copy right act.
The report OF George ripaS iioar on the Copinh
masaacre H. sold at the same price; but John Shsr
mans remarks upon the Dantile affair are evidently
not considered worth printing for they do not appear
IN the list The committee advertise 10 furnish these
documents Al the above prices enveoped and franked
to nny address IN any quantity desired would be tn
tcresinY to know what Senator or Congressman thus
permits his exercise Of the franking privilege Of
Tered FOR rae The OF that eminent civil service
reforner Joseph r. Iiawley appears st the bottom Of
the advertisement
Usually ,uch campaign literature has been supplied
gratuiiDusly and H0vernnent clerks have been taxed
TO pny the expenses hut the cy service law prevents
the Congressional Committee from collecting receiv
Ing funds. aud this year they compelled to offer the
documents for sale,
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DIED.

AM.-saturdhy afternoon. Hannah W.. wife Of 49,
drew j. Dam, after q long Illness. -
Funeral services Monday June - at II NJ 1t uufeSs
Square Hotel. 7ls7FfsS
foGEL-On Friday, June 20. Louis Fogei In the 39ebs
year Of his axe. l,.1ggi
Funeral services at Roosevelt Hospital corner Of ~
Az. aud o"ih 81 sunday. the I'D ns at y. ". FfsN4
are invited To attend. fT7H
McCORMICk.--On Thursday, June 10. Mary A.. wife -
John Mctcrmick, AMI daughter OF the late John Clark
In the S'ith year IL her lVe. - q 57l
Relatives and friends the family are respectfully a.,
vited 10 attend the furra. from her late resdence
eth st. on SUNDAY June ~ Mt. ~ thence To st. VIM
cent lie pnus Church. North 9Th 81. Brooklyn. T. Dt
thence to Calvary Cemetery tor internent soletnl
requiem VIII he offered for the repOse Of sOHl
on Monday, June ~. NJ o A. ". 4fbVI
OCONNOK-un saturday morning. June 81, Cathee:
rne beloved wife OF Patrick h. oconnor In the 3Aki
year OF her age, 20 s
Relatives aud friend, OF the family respectfully iH
vited To attend the from her late readence ~
Washington al, Iioboken, n j., on Monday mornibS.
June % o'clock SHARP; thence 1t vii! proceed ~
SPENGER,-On Friday June NJ 1884 In the connNsus;
hope 81 joyful resnrrecon Charlotte b. widow Of us
late J. W. Spencer, in the 0it year of her sRe .i
Funeral services from the First Presbytcrinn ChuHe4s
Henry ST., Brooklyn. on Aopdsy afternoon Juno ~
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BLAINE'S RIGHT BOWER.
The Western Star Reuter- who will Manage
the blaine Canvass.
From tht Chicago Tribune.


COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, June IA have
Just had an interview with one of the most veal
thy men In this section. and a gentleman who
interests in the Western States and Terrt cries,
this In Colorado 10 Wyoming, and il New
with Steve Elkins Of New Mexico. who appeared
at the late National Republican Convention as
states it as fact that, as Garfield had Steve
Dorsey TO to manage the campnign In 1850 Ia
the 1Ss q Steve Ekins hans ' from thu
smarter than Dorsey. more cunning In cover
was in Denver on business. and there met a
81 H. %S Sm GHns
things IN n, New Mexico; and 1, my informant was
Elkins. who got his place through, Blaine,s
naopcS WIS DistSes At'2rnsS q the Terri
to b tooi Ekns and 1s the eRn
resolved to master and run things with high
the GnitSd States Grand Jury to suit their pure
TO the 'kns 50 d
cult thing to obtain indictments by the score
against them with no intention TO ever try
1t WAS suggested to the indicted parties that by
"
could DO made and the cases dismissed Whole
counties were kept under the iron hee! In that
way. The easiest class to manage by these ty-
ranical methods were the MeXicans. who were
In constant dread. BY this process all opposl-
ton to he plans and schemes Of the Ring was
scheme to destroy the evidence Of the old Mex
lean grants WIS strangled. until it Is as dan
gerous there now even to utter word against
this band OF politicians Ms IL was in the days OF
Brigham Young. in Utah. and during the ex-
istence OF the Danites. to utter u word against
Mormonsm. My informant. after seeing the
letter to which have referred. went to Santa
got there. He hal business arquaintances to
whom he bronched what he heard In Denver.
He endeavored In vain to get an open express
sicn Of opinion from his Santa Fi acInaint-
ances. but even in their reserve and caution
they could not avoid disclosing clue to
Just what ths letter betrayed. When
about It,. they always ,prefnced their
was rich and powerful. AMI that 1t wouldn't he
good policy for them to say much against him.
encs to do them n sight OF injury. In the opin-
lions on tho ground. there Ia not the slightest
doubt but that tho attachment to Blaine on the
part OF Elkins and the New Mexican gang is in
the hope that. as President. he can be Of more
more service to them. in their gigantic land
operations In that Territory. than any other
cand dAtes whose names were before the Con-
vantiOn. Elkins is 10 manage the Blaine cam
paign IA Dorsey managed thar OF Garfield and
the consideration for this adroitness In man
agemcnt IN mutual protection. Blaine IL as
largely interested financially in New Mexico AZ
In Mama
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A Correction.

On June ~. 1884 In tho regular course OF
business. TnE Sun published letter from Its Syracuse
correspondent who IL a weknown and honorable
newspaper man. containing an account Of M alleged
Wayne county elopement, wherein the statements ap.
peared that Mr. John York, Jr of North Rose. Wayne
county had converted his property into cash far
possible and started for Dakota with large sum of
money. and that Mr. York accused Of large
amount for grain which he bought OH credit and was
alleged to have sold for cash,
Our attention was subsequently, called to this publica
ton by Mr. York. who called Office In person. but
who demanded no explanation. Upon inquring OF our
correspondent learn that the statement sent to
him IN The ordinary course Of news by regular corre
sponden, ut clyde whom he believed to be careful and
prudent man.
We nre further now assured by our Syracuse CORE.
spondent that the impu,atons that Mr. York had con
verted his property into cash and started for Dakota
with large sum Of money and that he accused OF
owing for grain which he bought credit and WINS
alleged to have sold for cash. 10 without foundation In
fact and reraci the aud regret that errors
should have found their way into our columns.