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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-24

a MANLY EARNEST DENIAL.
M interesting inirr,irv -ilr ihinhs 'l'
I,l,t VIII NiU uud IhHt hHily
wiz shortly t,'-u 90 suit
ruIifi,ti put Iuurrl,
W. Iulrniru VIII 0o,. uuhbnrd,

uEEI~uN, July lh, special, h'N,
Hubbard arrived loo ,hi, city cu route tn
Vylrr from Chi.ug', and missing con
u,tliuu with the train, remained oven
lill % u'rluck lu-dUN, When asked d. lac
had sYHu mention If his Huluu for Gov
rruur in certain quarters and what hC
desired, IL uuylhiuE, "a -ay about II, Gov.
Hubbard very umplutiuaIiN replied that
am his arrival m nuui~uu hy had heard
aud knew nothing ut the mention oI hl'
name Ina Ills rUuEu ZION; thhl
a, wa, DESTROYS ut the yuIN hrst oppug-
.uuuity after entering the Nlu,c to
say that under Uu circumstance, would
hu consent u his name hcing placed he
iurr the Houston convention us a candi-
,lt,u for GuNrTnuT. lie know nothing OF
.uph movement before returning 10
r. Nls,lnl lest his silence might give con
,rut, he took the first occasion to give
this expression ut his position. or course,
hr said, "thr office ut Governor was
worthy uf any u~!lIScnN' ambition, mt
since retiring from the executive
office, iu ls1n, lhpTa has been No
time, nor viii There lc, ~ the
future, when ho would sguE 90 hold
% second term. From Congressman
Springer he learned that ~, uullMit-
tees report would embrace matter.
much more corrupt than amy hcryl otnry
.llNuu publicity, The t'pNNrlpG ~Ntu ltltl
rlc party would surely carry New York,
New Jersey and Connecticut, and Is al
most certain to carry California ANA Col
uruGo. Illinois will elect a Democratic
Governor and H. most likely To 60 Dem
oora,ic. rummuny pledged itself to
support the ticket, principally on Ne
ru,lut u~rllunlrirl,S, whom they We're en-
Enthusiastically in layorof. The labor su'ic-
lies will all stand 10y the ticket. Nay.
ing talked often and long with Butler,
the Governor is sure he viii not run, but
uuiv wants To hr taken into the field
agiiu. The religious feeling, he says,
mukcs no issue ut all. Governor Hub
bard viii take the field for three months
in Indiana, New York and Connecticut,
nt the urgent request Of the Executive
committee.
III, RECEPTION AT MISEoLN.
NINEoLN, July l6,-Spccial. quite
a c~oncoursc OF friends and admirers of
iiov. Hubbard rendered the dis
tiuguishcd Texan an imprOmptu rccCp-
ton this evening upon his disGmbark-
mcnt from the south-bOund train. The
ladies o. the Normal Institute, III
behalf of the school and
ladies of MincOll, presented him
with an elegant bOquct, which he
accepted in his characteristicaliy
fcl,citOus manner He said of Cleveland
and Hendricks that the Democracy
offered in them II guarantee of purity
and honesty and reform of the civil
service.
Mincola is solid for Hubbard for GOV
Crnor.
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C0LUMrUs, o., July l6.-At Il meeting
OF the Franklin County Cjevelard ard
Hendricks clubs, the first organized in
the State, John g.. Thompson, presided.
Tc!egra:Es were sent 10 both Cleveland
and Hendricks that II j,ig effort would be
made to give them the electoral vote of
the State, and that they will advise the
organization Of siInilar clubs in every
county in the State. Judge Thurman
took part in the proceedings of the club
and delivered an address.
There were only seven members pres
cut at the meetingof the dissatisfied ele-
mcnt Of the Democratic committee. No
business vas done for want of a quo
ruin. II. j.. Cogan, Chairman of the
Central committee, agreed TO call a
meeting for JaiT 9th, when il is stated
ali differences will be adj nsted.
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NEW YORK, July w.-rho following
circular has been issued from the head
quarters of the Republican National
committee:
DEAR SIH;-Thc p~onding Prosidcn-
liul campaign is ufuuiycrSHl Importance
10 the country, and every Republican Is
dcouly Interested IN it. result. TIC Nh
tiunal committee ON hrhu!toftha licpul-
lean pnrlv. desires to- make u justly
vigorous and effective and Il success
IT, certain In November. The
funds a"c required, however, 10 meet
the lawful and necessary expense of IN"
r~...paign, and to provide The same, the
committed .inds iisrlr dependent upon
the liherality Of Republicans TO make
such voluntary contributions us their
means will permit and rs they feel in
clincd TO give, You are therefore re-
specifically invited to send as soon as you
conveniently may, by draft on New
York or postal money order, to h order
Of b. L. Jones, Chairman of the l,cpuh-
lean National committee, 22 FiIth av-
onuc, New York city, Such n sum aS
won NAV desire To contribute for the
object before mentioned. i receipt for
same will bp sent by return mail. Tho
"nmmi,tce chcerGuiiy calls the attention
Oi every person holding any Office, place
OF employment under the United states,
or in any of the departments of the
Government to the provisions of an act of
Congress entitled IAN act TO regulate ana
improve the civil service ui thc United
s;tatoS.' and states that it's influence
will be eNertcG IN conformity herewith.
Respectfully.
signed, Il. +. JnNEs,
Chairman.
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.u1 illoy ulrrti such IuIu..ru.Ui. H
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UUurD hu concluded tu p|,.Ui DO. "' .
milr him, IT, viii open re female U'-
lHgr Ice pllluf tine 1T 30 r'Ntil.Hu. urs',
Zoe o. college lmilliug TINT hf lug IA
wIIlo uu hiS rr,rnt trip 90 tl1t place. F,
# tho general regret ui tIg Gown i.gl
rruf, Juuc, has seen proper Ca sever hia
connection with erhuul, and That hu
ufd his family uru going tu leave us
Correspondence Nashville tl,uuo' 500
.UutTitaI,
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New HAVEN, July 16.-Ex-Auditor
Edward Mccarthy, the local Demo
cratic leader who boxed Cleveland's
nomination, received tonight a per-
.onal letter from Blaine, thanking him
Tor his pledge of support. Blaine's let
ter is as Follows:
AUGUSTA, Me-. July lG.--To Edward Mccarthy,
DEAR SIR:-Accept my sincere thanks
for your kind letter OF rOngratulation. !
regret that / can make but this Informal
acknowledgement just now. can
question the right of no men or body to
vote as they elect, but will say. l am
heartily gratiiied to have found new
friends in your beautiful city. With
best wishes, believe me to be
Very truly yours,
ISigned JAS. q. BLAINE.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-24

CiurNUu, July d. Information las
been received from rlusu friends at
ten, Ru.lrr, hy ~, g., Shriycly, Score
lury ur the AuthMonupulist committee,
disprIIiug doubts regarding iiutlvr,s
cmilidury far the Presidency uu the
Independent ticket, and stating deli
niJcly aui positively that hc viii ran,
Shrivcly, whu : nj The hriSss house, Ia
this civ, expressed today the mo
absolute certainty shat Blt!rr viii loo
"a candidate, with tHy endorsement nl
prnhuhly tho lahDringmrn, iiEtlur
irliIsCd at present tu make n rlnlir
statement. Shriyuly say, hci Is prompted
hy the desire u iySl SEQ what VIII hc
dono lay the convention of labor repre-
s'n,ativ,,, - bn held NJ Chicago lGly
.AIl.
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CoiUMuU-, Mss. July ~. -J !. ". AlicI
WIS nominated for Congress 10y the
Democratic al the lIrg. district.
SIXTH MISSISSIPPI,
l~iERNNNpu, Miss, July 1.-THE Re,
~pUhlirnnsOt tho sixth district nominated
u. f.. Robinson !ur Congress. Chalmers
was endorsed 10y the Independents.
TIFT'f INDIANA.
iSpINN NruLI>, July lG,-fhc lscpuhll-
cans of the fifth district in convention
at Grccncnstle to-day nominated George
W. Gruhls for Congress.
SlNrEENru iLLlNpiN.
CHICAGO, July IR.-The Daily News,
J.nwrcnccVillc, Illinois, special says;
Tho Republicans of the Sixteenth dis
trict to-day nominated James NJ. Me-
CARNEY for Congress.
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#... I.. 600
u .tH aU'.if foo MOI.
civil a...I. Iu..# Hml
III uumIu| .f ur. HI..U .f u.HI.
900 ih.m IN. HI uI u
llUuI .I..H HIH .HU..N "Nfi
uIIi,I Iu unuTU m l...| service
uid H .UUt ",Ihl .u.lI I..fI. u mD.u
absolute .lUWItIUI m iNH doctrines ul
r..urIu lHl Ihu H.'. HI 'r. 'IrNt
baud Utl lIr declarations n
i,uN. lituIrUksa' -HuU.ur rHudluiuu
UirrruI Co .lu .IrrrUl lN blN, linu-
drirt, iu l-tg, and uis letter ui -rrrpi.
uurr iu lHir. iu support eel tHr H-. r''uu
tlli thp IlNrruuT be- heartily boo FAVOR 'i
-LLLIl .-IAInN I-InT-I.
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Loss of sleep sustained in the anxiety
spent in nursing the little darling 80
,iualy and pitiiully wasting away by
tho drainage upon The system rom the
effects Of tecthing, nearly uu!its you Cor
business. We suggest that II YOU viii
try u bottle of ~. BiSgcrs' Southern
Remedy you will have II panacea Tor NIL
bowel troubles, ana loss OF sleep and
sickness will be unknown in your house.
Price 80 cents. Ask your druggist iorit.
manufactured hy Walter y. Tayior, At
lauta, Ga., proprietor Taylor's Premium
Cologne,
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T.rr.t, E,.. IHlN III. IND l rfhI.
$1,000 -fu. .uu.. nfHl rHr iln nomination
uI puIlII. r tuf0rrur, Hul uibuf
state uUr.la m.' utIp H.urtu rNlw p
H fIr .f|It,-N|Isu. uL o., u, With tom
attendance FROM 700 rHuulir ul Tho
ntu.v. a.. A., r., ur,f.r, cod Russell
rHlufr,w wa, rhu uu temporary chairman,
ir H., Perry WIS mul. Temporary Score
IHry, Bu-iuus, committees then chosen
HuI tlr convention adjourned iil % g.
m,
Tho convention ru-n,,rmhlrl no ,;N,
Nul the committees mot iulug rrIiy o.
report, the time Wa occupied I'm Spcrrll-
Iltlng. Finally the committee ON or.
gm!HuIlun reported Gvnrgo j, liurScr,
ir,, Tor permanent Chairman ami l., =,
elected, pnu 1T the rU!H, uduplgi
being that nominations shall M Ice
made until UiIpT the Committee uu
RESOLUTIONS LAS reported, aud worl
having rDluc hrum tigt committee lhht
10 would - bee rrudN tu report Tonight,
the convention al n O'clock adjourned
,ili morning, The Committee on iiyNn-
lUtiuuS vii! report ua Tho prohibition
question TINT The prohibition anlund-
uycnt was adopted Icy q vote 81 me
p,pplc without regard I q politics
and that Il being the lIW The Republican
rlrty is in favor of c]Hilrrlug IL aud MI
uthcr laws. ON the subject al. railroads
IL viii commend the railroad commits
siuu,rS and ask Tor legislation that viii
give railroads the control al their
property, but not allow thCm 10 dis,
eliminate against Individuals IL VIII
also ask thai frcights and fare hr NJ such
figures that fair dividend, can be- made
IN actual stock, but moi ON fictitious or
Nntpguti stock.
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ysaioa.s Of E{iaas

Ni.e millions Of Empty Pill Boxes! What n
sad commentary on constipation and biliousaess'
" hat n vast storchouse OF pills ii all were COL
L.rt,i. Aud t, think taat all these drastic, rau'
seating nils have baen kindly solicited to enter
tne stonlchs Of men and womenl Sicienins
anil disgusting to think OF. No one knows the
pains AID aches, loss of time, piles and iniinr'a'
ticns they have caused. You don't need such
powerful medicine. Stop sAeir use, and Try
TIE dose of Bailey's Saline Aperient, and visions
ofbliss will hover over your dsiected brow 1t
relieves constipation, cures biliousness, sick head
ache, heartburn, &c. It is pleasant, %ef.eciaal and
c,,esp, and well adapted to ladies use.
Large bottles only 50 cents. and sold every
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-24

GLHN Ho>u, Juiy 1G.-.Special. The
nomination of Cleveland and Hendricks
gives general satisfaction. The ticket
can't DO beat.
focal politics are at white heat, and
new announcements are made every
week for the different Offices. Free grass
and the lease law seem to be tho topic
FOR discussion now. ". II. L0cHet of
Busque, and ". y. McGaughy,
of Hood, spoke here Saturday
last, and the opinion was that Free
Grass Lockct got away with Mctiaughy,
who favors the lease law. This county
elected a free-grass delegate 30 the con
vention-D. l.. Carmichael. lie is for
Gibbs though.
i. b. Early announced this week for
the office Of District Attorney of this, the
1hirticth Judicial district. He is the
present County Attorney, and has made
an excellent officer.
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Il. T.. JOKES,
Chairman.
AMonster Ratification Meeting at Boston

BosToS, July i6.-Thc first Republican
ratification meeting OF the campaign was
held tonight in the fremont Temple.
Long before the hour for the opening of
the meeting the hall was crowded and
ovcriiowcd. The meeting was held in
the basement and many were turned
away, unable to gain an entrance. The
platform was occupied by leading Re
publicans from various sections OF the
state. Chairman hodge, of the l,epubli-
can State committee, called the fremont
Temple meeting to order and spoke at
considerable length. Ho concluded by
introducing Gov. Robinson as presiding
officer, and the Governor addressed the
meeting. Gov. Robinson was followed
hY Senators Dawes and iioar, Hon. w.
". Grape and Congressman W. w. Rice.
EN-Collector Beard presided ut the
"oycriiow'' meeting, and addresses were
made by eX-tiov. Long, George \. Mar
tia. Speaker of the Massachusetts House
OF Representatives, Ep Brow and Jesse
y. Grove. the meeting was the largest
political gathering assembled for Il long
Time.
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T'he National Democratic Committee
Craftsmanship.

wAsHISaToN, July 16.--The Star says:
The impression seems TO be that ex-Sen-
ator Wallace will be elected Chairman
OF the National Democratic Committee.
IL is thought Gov. Cleveland prefers
Manning, Of New York, but 1t Is under
stood that he (Manning) does not wan
the position. He has promised TO devote
his time to the canvass and to aid the
committee to the full extent of his abil-
iay, but does not want to be Its response
bic head. From good authority it is
learned that Randall forbids the use of
his name. He will not stand in Wal
lace's way. At Chicago Randall was
ably and loyalty supported by Wallace
and il is said the former will now do all
ne can to have tho latter made Chairman
of the committee.
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HOWE, July l6.-tSpecial. IA diff
Guilty occurred in the saloon at this place
late yesterday afternoon between Lynn
stark, one of the proprietors, and one
Buck Lock. From what can be learned
Lock was in the habit of going to the
saloon and playing pool, and leaving
without settling for the games. He had
Jus: lost twenty games when Stark re-
auosted him to quit, which he did, and
leaving the house went to his horse and
made preparation for what was to
follow. He then went back and com
menced u quarrel with Stark. and, be-
fore any ono thought of 1t, drew his
knife which was opcn in his pocket, and
stabbed Stark in his left side directly
over the heart, and cut his arms twice.
None of the wounds, however, proved to
be very dangerous. Lock then fled from
the town, pursued by some ten or fifteen
men. They followed him until lO:3O
o'clock this morning, when they ran
him down in "A corn field and captured
him. He will have his examining trial
before Justice Mayrant tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Pen
dleton, who has just returned from
Chicago, was seen tonight by IN Associ-
ated Press reporter and expressed himsel
as follows concerning the declaration of
the convention on the question of civil
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-24

To the Democracy Of Dallas county:
In response 60 the action OF the kauI-
man county Democratic convention |
anna candidate for state senate from
the Sixteenth Senatorial district. The
people of Kaufman county bclive that
thcY SHOULD be allowed to name the
senator for the ensuing term for the fol-
lowing reasons:
First-kaufman county has twice
been in The same Senatorial
district with Dallas county and on both
occasions conceded the senator to Dallas
county.
= Sccond-DallaS county has now a Con-
gresham, II Judge of the Court of APP
peal5, II Judge of the tomnliSsisn Of APP
peals, two Representatives, and is Ger
tain to have the next Lieuten-
ant-Govcrnor, who, by virtue
Of his office, will be presiding officer OF
the next Senate.
Third-Kauiman county has only one
Representative.
FOurtli-kaufman county has always
been failhrul TO Dallas county, and has
uniformly supported Dallas county can.
didateS.
Under the circumstances it is but Just
the ensuing term cOncedG the Office OF
State Senator to Kaufman county.
Promising the people that il | ain cho-
sen by them shall 10 the best OF my
ability faithfully serve the interests OF
the entire district, | respectfully solicit
their support. DO.
Rough on Rats"
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies
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Wesley Lauglurl, rnlurri, made NH
,lH,it hciurc ,iuslirC Kendall Tor the mr..
rest uT Robert Elliott, cIlprvd, rliprg'ng
Ian With Il uumolrss crime, Elliot, has
mot yoi been approhondcd.. IL is a ease
,T U|ii.plarutl r~nuildrurr.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-24

they Have Won the Highest Prizes.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters neN-
CT soil tho skin, hands or linen. They
are prompt and certain. 25c.
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Rough on Rats
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies
ants. bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks,
gophers, Is cntes. Druggists.
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10 the needs ui
the tourist, cont
} mrrri.d traveller
and NJ settler,
! Hus, tiers SION
ach liiitCr> Is pc
culiiuly auGpi ii,
since IT rirrGf Ia
en- the digestive
organ rni braces
The physical en-
crgics 10 unhcal-
thful Influences.
II ana
prevents inn!url-
NJ fever, Cnn-tI-
putinn,d dyspepsia
h~calthirliy sum-
ulatcs the Kid
ncys and bladder
and cnrlchcs aS
well rs purines
the blood. When
overcome by IA
.hNNlnul- ihn MnnNN
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-11-06
County Election.

The Herald is unable to give the
complete returns this week, and conse-
quentlY will not give The vote by pre-
cincts until after the canvassihg board
meets, which will be on the 18th inst.
AS far as has been ascertained, how
ever, it is thought the following are
the successful candidates;
Register OF deeds-J. j. Moore.
Sheriff.. III. Newly.
Clerk of court-V. p. Thielman.
Probate judge-O. G. Stuart.
Treasurer. b. Beebe.
District attorney-E. G, Kennedy.
Assessor-O. G. Peterson.
Coroner-R. E. Buchanan.
Surveyor. j. Cutter.
Superintendent of schools-Burt w.
Sloan.
Commissioner 4th district-August
Kaufman.
Commissioner Sd district-Andrew
Bertelson.
Commissioner 5th district Joseph
Allen.
The men elected are all good citizens
and Will doubtless make efficient and
accommodating officers
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-11-06
Card of Thanks.

To the friends and neighbors who
kindly assisted us during the sickness
OF our little boy, and later during the
sickness and death of my wife, extend
s,ay most sincere thanks, hoping and
praying that the trials of sickness and
clouds of sorrow which have fallen up
on me may never come to any OF you.
j. III. FARNswORTH.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-11-06

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Journal, can have the two papers one
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this Office.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-11-06
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-11-06

J, a. Hand and wife, Of Parker are
in town to day.
VIM. Williamson will spend the win
ter on his Faulk county tarm.
Mrs. John Thornton, of Yankton, is
stopping at the fremont House.
Mr.. Earls of Vermillion. tarried in
town Wednesday night and favored the
Herald sanctum with a pleasant call.
Mr.. l. p. Lounsberry, of Sioux Falls
was transacting business in town this
week and favored tie Herald with a
call.