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Huntsville gazette., 1884-08-30
CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS.

Letters from Grover Cleveland and Hon.
Thomas A. Hendricks Accepting the
Nomination of the National Democratic
Convention for the Offices of President
and flce-President-A Departure in Each
Case from Moderen Usage, Both Docu-
ments Being Conspicuous for Their
Brevity.
CLEvELAND'S LETTER.
ALBANY, n. Y, August 20.
The following is Grover Cleveland's letter Of
acceptance:
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More Fires

CLEVELAND, September q. = The
scenes of two weeks ago were repeated
to-day, on smaller scale. The fats
fire then, it was thought, originated in
an accident, but to-day's occurrence
lead to the belief that it may be incen-
diary. This noon a fire broke out in
Monroe Brothers 81 Co'slGmber yards,
on the upper fats, and destroyed a
large amount of property, including
100000 feet of lumber. When the
flames we're fairly under control, dense
smoke was seen pouring from the inside
Of the FIRMS dry house, but no ire out
side. No wind was blowing the sparks.
It was indisputably incendiarism. The
fire was extinguished with loss OF
about $1,000.
Between 8 and o'clock, while the
department was about going home, a
thick smoke as if from coal oil suddenly
poured forth from the inside of a dry
shed in Brown, Strong g. Co. IS lumber
yard, some distance away. Two sus-
Dicious looking men, seen watching this
IRE at its inception. without moving to
give an alarm, strengthens the theory
of arson. When this last fire broke out
audit became certain that incendiaries
we're at work, word was sent to neigh
boring towns for help, and engines came
from Akron, gainesville, Sandusky
Elyria and Ashtabula. At o'clock this
morning the fire was under control and
no further damage was apprehended
Loss, $3.50, 900 to SITS, 600; well insured
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September 22.-The De-
partment of State has received from the
United States consul at Naples the fol-
lowing telegram relative to the cholera
at that place:
September 22.-The condition of affairs
is more encouraging there are fewer
cases and deaths. Cases, 800, deaths
81, in the past twenty-four haurs.
The commission appointed to examine
the San Francisco postotfice have re-
commended number OF changes in the
grading of employees and internal ar
rangements of the Office, the adoption OF
which will involve an increase OF S., 400
in the annual allowance for the Office,
The report is complimentary to the
postmaster, and commends his manage
ment of the office.
Superintendent Thompson, OF the
railway mail bureau, has returned after
a visit OF inspection to the railway mail
routes west OF Omaha. He Travelled over
the Union, Central and Northern Pa
cifc railroads, and made many sugges
tons looking to the improvement of the
mail service, which were, as rule, i'm
mediately put in practice by the Off
Gals.
The term of C. E. Coon as acting sec
rotary of the Treasury under the specia
designation of the President, viii expire
on Wednesday. No warrants for thu
/ payment of money from the Treasury
can be issued after that day, unless thi
existing vacancy in the Office OF Score
tary shall be filled before that date. l
is expected, however, that an appoint
ment will be made tomorrow or mex
day. The friends OF Mr.. Coon are still
sanguine that he will receive the a.
pointment.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

A REGULAR nor'wester came up after
dark last evening and blew the dust
around lively.
To the wife of Jos. A. Jennings, boy.
If the committee on streets and alleys is
without d, quorum to-night-,t the reason
may be OWNED from the above. -
ALL parties interested in the erection
by DR.. Mckenzie 10 meet this evening
at o'clock, in the Walker House par
lors.
A MAGNIFICENT oil painting by the
artist Mr.. Lambourne-sub utah
Lake" will be placed on THE HERALD
premium list. 1t viii shortly be on ex-
hibition.
DR. BENEDICT yesterday performed
the operation at the Holy Cross Hos
pitaI of drawing a quantity of water
from the abdomen OF Mrs. Larsen who
has long been afflicted with drepsy.
JAMES TAYLOR and A. C. Cooley were
yesterday fined SIS and $3.50 respectively
for being drunk; the disproportion il
the amount is owing to the fact thai
Mr.. Cooley went to jail in a carriage.
To-Day is the autumnal equinox, th
time when the sun crosses the equator
or in common parlance, crosses the line
as it proceeds southwark and enters tn
first point of Libra. A storm is gen
orally impending. about this time, an
the barometer, at present writing, cor
firms the idea that it will come q
usual.
Mis-. MARKS, a Jewish lady with con
siderable muscle, and Mr.. Chadd, tn
lame grocery man, had set to in from
of their respective stores yesterday
What the grievance was, and who Il
aggressor, was not learned, as M
Chadd was too severely bruised wit
some missile in the hands of Mrs. Mark
to make an appearance in court yeste
day.
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The siege Collapsed.

LONDON, September 22.-The report
that the siege of Khartopm had col
lapsed, which reached Cairo from Yari-
Gus sources, is confirmed by official
kilograms. Preparations Tor the dis
patch of camel corps to Soudan con-
tinue with undated Yigor Those who
have enlisted for this service Will pro
coed to Egypt in the transports Deacon
and australia, instead OF the Erin, as
first intended. The admiralty give
notice that the 500 men are expecting to
sail in the Deacon and australia, buI
will probably be delayed only a few
days, and then proceed in the Erin.
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Soft Glove Contest.

ST.. LOUIS September % "a soft glove
contest took place tonight at Union
Baseball Park, between John King,
Pittsburg, and Patsey Cardiff, Peorio;
four rounds, Marquis Of Queensberry
rules, for the gate money. The men en-
tered the ring about 10 o'clock, after
four settles by local boxers, They i'm
mediately went to work. The first
round has about even and nothing not
able occurred until the second round,
when Cardiff forced the fighting and
knocked King down. A heavy ex-
change on face and, body was then
made, and the round ended in Cardiff 5
favor. In the third round Cardiff again
forced the fighting and King went
down, under 4 heavy blow under
the left arm. More, heavy exchanges
decided the round in favor of Cardiff.
| In the fourth round King showed great
weakness and Cardiff went to his corner
and called him out King responded,
but acted mainly on the defensive.
Cardiff again forced the fighting and
| showered heavy and rapid blows on his
opponent At this point, and about hall
a minute before time was called, Ton
Kelly, Kings hacker, entered the rims
and separated the men, and ordered
/ Cardiff to his corner. The police thel
interfered, the refree decided the figh
in favor of Cardiff, and the crowd dis
4 persed.
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LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Di3llle was DelDS ulIteu duU i0AL1SU LII
New York yesterday.
clearinghouse business for week end
ing Goth: Total, S662, 779, G56, 81
A fund win soon be started in Dublin
in behalf Of the dynamiters,l Daily and
Egan.
1t is thought the meeting of the En-
perors will have no result ininical to
England.
1t is reported FL Mahdi intends 10 re-
inforee his troops operating before
Khartoum.
The issue OF standard silver dollars for
the week ended September 20, was $442,-
995; corresponding week Of last year.
$55S, 493.
One Of the largest whisky cerpora-
tons in the south assigned at Louisville,
KY, yesterday. 1t was the house OF
Newcomb, Buchanan Company =
a fire in the Middlesex bleachery, at
SomerVille, Mass, yesterday destroyed
the buildings and machinery. Loss,
$150, 900; on stock, $50, 900 Or more.
Reverend J. F. Carley, Catholic
priest at West Point, presented Blaine
with gold-headed cane yesterday a
deputation of Methodists.of New York,
Brooklyn, Jersey City, Newark and
Connecticut, called on Mr. Blaine also
Blaine was addressed by the Union
League club of New York, and res
ponded, expressing his deep obligation
and paying complimentary tributes to
to the club as a Republican working
body, The Blaine party have, left New
York for Philadelphia.
To.o,, Lea Ar.
ance yesterday, where he addressed
Nashville and spoke to an immense con-
course; in the evening he was conveyed
to Canton, where large terchlight
and opera house, by Logan, Kelly,
General Beaver, Mckinley and others,
were the order OF the time.
The reception to Blaine at Newark,
n. j., was very enthusiastic. He re-
tsponded to the welcome rs follows
| Ny friends, have known before, from
my experience of your hospitality, OF q
New Jersey welcome, but this scene. to-
night surpasses at once my experience
and my expectation. 1t would be idle
in me to deny that see in it a signific.
ance, which it might not be becomingto
cA press. am t5TdJeIut IOI lIGSe IG
newed evidences OF the devotion OF New
Jersey to myself, and to the cause
which l represent. More than this
need not say, further than TO wish you
a hearty goodnight"
The Peoples party opened its cam
paign in Boston last night, by tn.
reception OF General Butler, ant
there were two. immense rallies a
the Music Hail, which wa
packed. Butler spoke, briefly telling
why he left the Democratic party; Their
were more bad men in the Republican
than in the Democratic party, and tn
Republicans were responsible for it all
it was grand old party when it started
it was formed to free 100000 slaves
but it had merged into railroad mono
poly party, and so he left it; the Demo
I Gratis had elected but one President i,
: twenty years, and then he didn't hav
pluck enough 10 take his seat; he hi
Just returned from trip 5000 or I ,0o
fmiles out west, where the crops were i
: fine condition; bat the freight bushes
: hindered their being marketed; he Ws
. lighting ina good cause, for the FIRE,
: dom of the laboring man. HeclOsed b
II saying: ''If you find a man who worl
5 against you, vote against him; ii ye
e find one that works for you, elect him
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Kentucky misunderstanding,
Cutting and Lynching.
sun cHoLERA's DREAD WORK.
ri. coraagratiOn In Portland, Or.
Esreka, New, and Cleveland,
Ohio-Minor Items of
Interest.
kentucky Pastime.

for,sgIlIR, September q. - Harry
rI,s well known lawyer and politi-
c;.n vas shot and perhaps fatally
vounded this morning by Andy WEEP
lsr councilman of the eleventh ward.
l Giav was drinking and wanted to Dor
NV NV money from his friend Wepler who
va, wonld not let him have as much as he
wsnted. Clay began abusing him and
rent ont and got pistol to shoot him.
IN returning, the two, each armed with
nistol. said they were ready to fight il
ant They took their stands, and Wep'
ieT fred a ball striking Clay in the
groin and ranging downward IN the
fbigh. CLAY is a grandson of the great
Henry CLAY. He made voyage to the
Arctic regions in the Inflated Proteus.
Teis prominently mentioned for Con,
from this district. Clay's wound
Is very dangerous; ,...;nl.
obont 3 o'clock Sam Clay, school
teacher Of Montgomery County, VIC
i'm nj tbe morphine habit, became In
furiatea at his wife and niece because
thew continued begging him to grant
tbe request Of his little boy to go TO a
lends house and stay all night. He
attacked his niece with knife and
stebbed her twice in the shoulder, twice
IN the abdomen and once in the back.
Roth women we're crying for mercy,
when. turning on his wife, he attempted
N stab her, but she fed and
bid in a corn field. Clay fed to
Owengville, and to-day party was or
ganized to bring him back, and lynching
was set for tonight. Clay placed him
self in the hands of the authorities al
Owensville, where he IS locked up. The
girl still lives, though her death is ex-
Dected, in which case the lynchers in
sist they will hang him at the first op
pOrtuHity.
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Libel.

DUBAE, September 22-Rey. Mr..
Trackleton, Presbyterian clergyman, of
Tulamore, has drought a libel suit
against the Freeman's Journal for $50
coo damages, for printing in its col
umns statement that he had eloped
With Mrs. Brown to Paris. Mrs. Brown
mas also brought suit against the same
paper, claiming damages amounting to
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Look Quit

NASHVILLE, Tenn, September PA
comet was discovered September 18th,
by DR.. Wolf, of Zurich. 1t was observed
tonight at the Vanderbilt University.
The comet discovered by Carnard, July
18th was also viewed tonight. 1t has
lately shown a wonderful increase of
brilliancy, when, according to theory, it
should have almost faded from view.
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Resigned.

BERLIN, September 21.-The Boersem
Courier, commenting on the sudden re-
signation of H. Sidney Everett, first
secretary of the American legation at
Berlin, says: 1.-THE relations of Everett
with the American consulate at Berlin
have lately become unbearable. Everett
no longer possessed the confidence OF
his countrymen. The trouble probably
dates from the Sargent affair.
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Cholera.

PAR1s, September 21.-Four deaths
from cholera yesterday in the Eastern
Pyrennes. No fresh cases reported in
the district.
ROME, September 21.-The progress of
cholera in Italy the last twenty-four
hours gives the total number OF new
cases 462, deaths 1913.
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A Brute Lynched.

NV ORLEANS, September Times
Democrats Hermansville, Miss, special:
A brutal negro, named Keller, broke
lato the residence of.W. Fife on Satur-
way night and attempted to outrage his
daughter; The cries OF the girl brought
sae family to her assistance and the
negro He'd. He was caught and lynched.
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Mexican Murderers.

FL PAso, TEX, September 21.-It is
reported here tonight that band of
!. to-day crossed the Rio Grande
q FfesldiO del Mote. Killed three
11aeneans and quickly returned into
s ,fMg@ico' No particulars are yet obtain
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Dismissed.

YoNKxEs, New York, September o.
The charge preferred against Victoria
Morosini, now Mrs. Hulskamp, by her
brother, Attic Morosini, for the al
legged stealing of a diamond breastpin,
is dismissed. There was no one on either
side in the court to-day
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James Gordon Bennett-A Narrow
Escape for Him.

SAN FRASeIsco, September 22.-James
Gordon Bennett accompanied by
Charles Nordhoff, of the New York
Herald, arrived this afternoon. He was
met by John w. Mackay, who later in
the day pointed oUt to him the prom
inent features of the city. The train on
which he arrived narrowly escaped a
serioRs disaster. As it pulled out of
Por9 Costa station, it ran into train OF
wheat cars. Maeacy and Dey, in Ben
nett's private car were thrown to the
floor and Bennett was badly shaken
but managed to keep his seat. -Four
wheat cars were wrecked and'the engine
OF the passenger train was damaged
No one was seriously hurt
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FIREl FIRE. FIREt
Destructive Conhagrations at Port
land. Or, and Eureka, New.

PORTLAND, Or, September 22.-Fire
last night destroyed a whole block, in
GLIDING the Esmond House, the leading
hotel of the city. It started in hay
yard and spread with such rapidity that
all efforts to save the hotel proved I'M
availing. The total loss is 500, 900. The
principal losses are, the Esmond hotel,
$50, 600; Wade, Wright Co., agricultural
implements, $12, 200; Eyerding & Farrell,
commission merchants, 5000; Tatum
Il Bowen, 5000. Donald Macleay,
$40 GOO. ,The insurance is $50, o00 OF
which the hotel and contents represent
$50 600. All the guests in the hotel were
saved. Among them were Lawrence
Barrett and Louis ames and wife, They
saved their personal effects. The origin
of the fire is unknown.
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The Panama Canal.

PARIS, September %. De Lesseps
says: 1 propose to visit Panama early
in 1885 to investigate the section of the
canal connecting the two oceans.
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SHILoH's CATARRH REMEDY
a positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtherla
and Canker Mouth. For sale at A: o.
Smith & Co. Drug Store. r az
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Foreign Notes.

SOFIA, September CIT is reported
that Servian peasants on the Bulgarian
frontier are preparing to invade
Klientch and seize the crops.
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WHY WILL YOU COUGH WHEN
Shiloh's Cure will givelmmediate relief !?
Price 10 cts, so cts. and 81. For sale at
A. G. Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. I'D
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOST.

TN IMsHGRATIoN CANYON. "A SMALL
i sorrel Horse stripe in face branded two
half squares on left thigh, was hobbled when
lost. Asuitsble reward will be paid for the
delivery OF same to Fersuson's stables.
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HEsRY DINwooDEY has just received
three more carloads of Furniture, and
will sell cheap.
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REMOVED.

nAEEL GREENTG HAS REMOVED TO
i Third South street. opposite the Meth
odast Church, where he will bepleased 70 ac-
comodate his old friends, and new ones too,
with board and lodging. Day bearders with.
out rooms can here fId first class table
board. .
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PIAMOIEscONS

MR.. T. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF. Mg-
III Sic removed to Ffrst South street,
second door cas- of st. Marks church. Og-
den, visited Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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The Emperors, Meetinr.

b LONDON, September 22.-St. Peters
t TIuIg papers continue to comment on
VIC recent meeting of the Emperors.
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Il. ARE YOU MADE MISERABLE

z.11..1l.-@1l~ll
bg axe IKE. YOU MADE MISERABLE
Boa asnoutigesdon, Constipation, Dizziness,
V Viz " Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's
A 'C''iS err! Is a positive cure. For sale at
L. u smith & Co. IS Drug Store. 10
ab 31alEE ls I NIGHTS, made miser-
Cure y !: mat terrible cough. Shiloh's
Smith i q remedy for you. Sold at A. C.
y 20. S Drug Store. (3)
pS G., ;. qulmer & Bros have tbe finest
ts e4Sh Plate Mirror that | ever r came to
one Iss ant accidentallybroken across
nifro oro a.. Any one wanting fine bar
and see c "a get bargain. Call at once
Sevef.vT cndp & Bros. are presenting
sseat Rash cash customer OF $16 worth q
'oom Holder. See it.
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EUREKA, New, September 22.-Fire,
to-day, came near destroying the whole
of the city. 1t ragged for two hours and
DESTROYED ten buildings, principal
among them being the Parker House
and the White Pine Bank. Losses, So
600. Insurance unknown.
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&. r. CLuTE

GENERAL TRANSFER AGENT, 10 AND
" from al depots; experienced dfay1nans
Sonsan1 Bennington, JeiNnson & CO.,
i. r. CEUTE.
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THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER OF
Bourbon, Ind, says: ''Both myself
and my wife owe our lives to SH1-
;LOH'S- CONSUMPTION CURE" For
sale at A. c. Smith l. Co. IS Drug Store.
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FORSa4F.

NHEAP TOR CASH, AN EXCURSION
y Wagon, Horses and Harness, OF will ex-
change for City Lot. Enquire az 2S9 S,
Main street
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DENTIST

DENTTsT, j. B. EEYsoR, LATELY con
IL nected with DR.. J. r. Van Aukin, has re-
moved to THE HBRAID New Building, where
he Is prepared to do all kinds of Dental work.
Satisfaction guaranteed h-,.-s
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HOTELS.

Large and Well-ventilssed rooms. First-class
Sample rooms for Commercial Travellers
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i the 18th of August with d larse.and su-
perior lot of Spanish MeriaO bucks, elso
Cross OF the French and Spanish California
raised, which l Will sell reasonably. lil
J0EsN, AUHSEG.
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DENTIsT, F. C. NICHOLS, OFFICE. 0P-
u posite Walker House, over Seabury &
Johnsen's drug store Anesthetics given.
Telephone in office.
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FIVE hundred Dollar Broken Mirror
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-11-14
OsING OUT!
$9,OOO.OO.

Nine thousand Dollars
worth of Millinery, Ladies'
Furnishing Goods, Notions.
etc., etc.. must be sold in
the next 30 days at prices
20 per cent. cheaper than
New. York prices. All our
store fixtures and household
goods, will be sold at private
sale. Building for sale or
rent after January LIST. Our
stock is now complete in
every particular. Ladies
don't wait until stock il. run
down before calling.
L AM GOING OUT, OF
BUSINESS.
Mrs. c. A. LYONS & co.
Sd St, Yankton.