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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02

Do you wish freedom from aches, pains,
sorsa,etc.? Then purify tho blood, strengthen
the urinary aud digestive organs. build up
your broken down constitution by using Dr..
Guysotts Yellow Dock and sarssparilla. II
is gratifying to know that among the intelli-
gent communities this simple, harmless, yet
affective remedy sells faster than the many
hum6'gs bitters, lion medIo!l 81 and pretend.
weaken and ruin the stomach, liver. bowels
and kidneys by exciting these delicate or
CANS to unnatural activity. p4w
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IyeryLe,ter's Contents,

~ 'tsth l,' WAKa4w, JsrfrHsoS Co.. Pa.
The hweliing IL all gone, ain a. we'll and
natural ~ l over was before waa ENLARGED.
am delighted With Pcruaa. 5. P. sHAyER. /
@ My son 10 still improving IN health. Your
Perana 10 ust the thing for him. . irtts :
w. BAUER, 81. Mary's, Pa.
The large Chronic Ulcers, Of Is months'
standing, are entirely healed. Ths swelling,
pain and itching have all subsdsd, the leg ii
healed, and am perfectly we'll. Pe,1l.a Is q
wonderful remedy. W. NJ. Gn,rrlTM.
i!esSdg|a s8si III 5litS ~ Ashland, Ky. {
II you cesirs health and to save money ask
your Druegis: for Dr.. Hartman's Ills Of
Life" q isI5t .Sts!s 3F9iHfFT DAw
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Thcy Understand II Already.

t@ata2o 1a7kJ.CctaH lEsp.} ~. W. Y ft--sT
The idea Of the free-traders IL to close up
the manufactures and workshops, and
mako The artisans OF every class 90 to rails.
ing wheat and corn and hogs. Ky doing
this, they argue, they can buy the cheap
products Of foreign manufactures. It
would seem as II we wero likely to raise
enough wheat without driving million or
two mon to the plow now engaged in
profitable employment. Farmers, as well
as workingmcn Of every ciass, will in time
sec the DRIFT Of free trade and It's twin sis.
ter, "tariH Tor revenue only" .gl
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How are we. ever going to get through
our spring and summers work? We are ali
run down, tired out before 1t beeins." Sd
say many farmers family. We answer, I'd
70 your druggist, and pay Eve dollars for ok TX
bottles OF Ayers sarsaparila. This is lust
the medicine you need, aud will pay com.
pound interest on the inyes,meut. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02

Theron P. Keator, edito= Of the For.
Wayne, Ind, Ga=ette, writes: "For the
past five years have always used Dr..
Kings New Discovery, Tor coughs oil
most severe character, Hs well as fot
those Of milder type. 1t never fails to 81.
feet speedy cure. My friendd to whom
havs recommended 1t speak OF 1t In same
high terms. Having been cured By It OF
every cough 1 have had for five years, con.
alder 1t the only reliable and suso cure for
Coughs, Colds, etc." Call at Logan & Co. 3
Drug Store and get loo Trial Bottle. Large
Size, 81 90. 5i-la flGF Mwr4w Il
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FALLING dew-A ten days note,

:, CERTAIN druggists begin to complain thai
me only cough remedy they can now sell ID
VI. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry. Thit
goes to prove that intelligent people are de-.
teImined to get the best cure ior couphp
colds: and consumption, and will not take 4
snhat'tnta. 'A, ..i-'- - - 49,, 49, .
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-rs "a,
vary lsCnlnrk n lila Hnnnrna.

MI. George Y. Willing, Of Manchester
Mich writer: "My wife has been almost
helpless for five years, so helpless that she
could not turn over in bed alone. She used
two Bottles Of Electric Bittars, and is 80
much improved, that she ia able now to do
her own work" et.s II 100 -. -
Electric Bltters will do all that is claimed
ior them. Hundreds Of testimonials attest
thsir great curative powers. OaIy fifty cents n
bottle at Logan & Co.'S Mwrtw
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AT the Stock Exchange: "My dear bow
the business world is divided into two
camps-,the gamblers aud the speculatora.' u
II don't exactly sac the difference" "Its
very simple. The specnlator is tho one
who, gains. When a man leses he is only a
gambleI!"- VII, I'T5 -
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Hits the Nail on this Head.

Ex.Gov. Peirpoint hits the nail on the
head, when he eaid that there must be
drawn distinction between a Bourbon
and & progressive Democrat, and that they
are distinct classes OF men, s.
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u CLIMB 10 Rest" is the name Of Lucy
Larcom's latest poem. Whence the infer
ence that her poetry does not pay enough
to permit Miss Larcom to room on the rar.
l0r hoor.-ROchcster Erpress. - a
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/ High Authority.

Dr.. " E Scott, President Of the College
Of Physicians, Montreal. writes: have rec
ommended Colden'a Liquid Beef Tonic as
the best preparation for debility, indigestion,
dyspsps'a, fsyer, ngae and loss OF appetite.
Take no other. r7,.s MYrAw
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lion ot pictures from Tennyson's '.Dreat
Of Fair Women 2 r. 81 "A r ;t!

The grave OF Wendell Phillips In the Old
Granary sburying ground In Boston Is al.
ready covered with early spring flowers,
planted there byEjohn Reardon, the, aged
Superintendent, 70 whom In his lifetime
Nj. Phillips wss kind. fs S;5sii'.
The nss oil green and red seems nniyer-
sal 10 Atlanta. Negro shantiea ~ we'll rs
the more princely dwellings are colored In
this way. There. Is irregular craze for
fancy paints. All sorts Of novel and even
vrotesque effects are sought. One citizen
has put his fine house In q blood red garb
with lot black trimmings, and the effect
Ia not by any means disagreeable 10 the
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A GOOD test Of insolvency-Protest.


after having suffered for years with
paralysis, says Mr.. Joseph Yates, OF Pater.
s1n, Nav Jersey, II YVES cured by Samaritan
Nerrine" Mr.. Yates Authorizes this state.
ment. Your druggist keeps 1t, $l.5). I53
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The humanity Of the pork butcher il
superior to that Of the physician, in that
the physician mus. either kill Of cure:
while the butcher may kill and cure both.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02
H ATS! HATS Z!

PEAD, THE iARTIC! ES ON WOOD,
~ WORKING Machinery, from the pen Of James
7. Hobart. now being publish d In the columns Of
tho weekly American Cabintt Maker and UnSo'sTr,yr'
the Oldest and best futnitn,c paper In tne worid
Ten cents copy Of News Dealers. or 81 10 ycsr ri
the publisher, J. HENRY sYMONDs, % Water
street. Boston, rs ~ - - - ,,,"i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02

Imported Wooden DRESS FABRICS Of Fine Tex.
ture in all the New and Choice Spring Sladee. Ao,
complete lines Of DRESS SILKS, tSummer silks
Black Silks oftie best makes imported, Printedsati
and the still Newer Otto man. Cords in Printed aud
Plain. Us @ sE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02

FoR lame Back, Side or Chest use BhIlohs
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. s!g
HHILoH's CouaH and Consumption Cure is
sold By TIC OF Il guarantee. It cures oonaump.
ton. -7 80 'f.H
snlLoH's VlrAIrzra is what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite. Diss'nesa and
a's symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70
cents per bottle. "f'F ~ ~ " 1E..'''at
Caoup, Wyooplaa Couch aud Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh's Cure. FL.
For Sale BY MoLane Bros. and A. r. Young.
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AGENTS WANTED FOK n
DEEDS ot'DARING
BY BLUE AND GRAY.

al aiSGatures. exploits Of scouts aud spIes. forlo,n
hopes heroic bravery. imprisonment and hall.
o.esulh escapes. romantic incidents, hand.t. hand
struggles, p rious journeys daring raids ard bold
no book Ike It. Proiusely illustrated. Oube.ls
oil address F0RShEE h MON ,CKIS ~
april '-.5ta-h 'a,1s. .Ia-rg Cincinnati, Ohio
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FITS,

All Fitsstopped Tee BY Dr.. Kline;s G,ea. Nerve
Ressorcr. No Fits after 1rst day use. Marvellous
cures Treatise and 8 trial bottle free to Fit cases
Send to Dr.. Kline, asl Arch street Philadelphia.
r. Caucas Institute. ast Arch street. Philadelphia,
p. Go 10 It h 81 Y ocsnvpAv !
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EDUCATIONAL,
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

Security, 10 ke:ly cAro, Coed Boa d!rg Delightful
loca ion AID Rca enable Charges.
Mt. DeChnntal Academy,
r Sgik WHEELING, W. "a.
The thirty sixth scar o this well known School
ior utrH, under The shs'gs II the s!steiS OF tho
visitation optn' on tho lint )! nday CT tcatcnbef
neal. md continues ten Il oIthI
Pupils received It. atfr time I'd tho s.ssou, -.
lhoss whn t..iie 10 ii C.. their daughters ia an
in.litu'i0n atr1dir eaee ,onslly good advantages
III the way 0: healtEfnl ard delightful location
excellent board thorough iAipllnc aud instrnc.
sion. at the tauis ifeiong tcsrhe S. in every de-
pertinent OF fem 10 education. inclu Ing the mod
eIn lanauagjs and mu'ic. ri very tcasouaele rates.
should send feraca o ogue Of ,his sthco Address
,,G DlRECTHEss OF THE ACADEMY
or TIE VISITATION,
jy2tDtw Vt DeChsnt,l. near Wheeling. W. Va.
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i RWApYRRTisEMRNTn.

jE0R ssALE-Ai DESIRABLE RESI-.
~ EDEiCE on North Filth street, Martins Ferry,
Oh!o.a Z: qni.e Of z. f. RlNEHARr.. apr2. I
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ITO THE RETAIL GROCERY TRADE.
iFlhive resigned my position at MetMs 10, speIdel
70 = to accept Ike poaiIion with Messs. Simon
Baera Sons. where would be Pleased to have my
friends call on me. Respectfully, f5.&.1
h'Et- A. YlCKERs,
d.wHIELiNo. ". VA, March 81, 1884. s7 Apr2!
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.VWOMAN's UNION
- BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

:, The Regular monthly meeting OF the ". U, b.
Society has ben postponed from Wednesday, April
"a, 70 Friday. April An; meeting TO 10 held At
Linsly Institute ut 800 r. Y. I-F,7r' ~ r.,.z
apr2 asrls 500 Mss L q. CRACRAFT gen,y, Il
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TRAVEI.Els'S GUIDE.


b. z. d q. RailwRy-I.sAva Bella,,e n,
Woodsneld and sqmmerbeld At 600 a m. and 2:Ie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
DALLAS.
The Brown Stockings of Dallas Beat the
Sunsets of San Antonio by a
Score Of 90 to II.
Hottest Day of the season-Hhe Chicago
SanCtifcationists Formerly
Of Dallas.

Special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, Ten, Aug. 29.-This has
been the red letter day of the season in
regard to the heat, mercury going up
to 1862 In the shade at > p. m.
Col. Van Powell from Columbus, ~.
c., died at the city hospital to-day,
aged fifty-four years.
Henry MAILER and Mrs. Slater, two
of the religious fanatics now IN
Jail in Chicago on the charge
of cruelty to children, are
members of the band of religious IA
naucs known as SauctlGc ltionists,
who figured near Corsicana few years
ngo and afterwards operated IN Dallas.
Their friends are endeavoring TO Sc
cure their release from the Chicago
Jail and their return to Texas.
The first league game of base ball
between the Sunsets of San Antonio
and the Brown Stockings of Dallas
was played to-day to the largest first
day audience of the season. Many of
the spectators were ladies aud their es-
corts in their private tufnonts, which
gave the grounds most inviting,
pleasant aud social appearance, ana
added tine features of n cultured audi
ence to the merits of the game. The
Sunsets came here preceded by
splendid record of leage Vie
tories and slightly in the lead
for the pennant il their claim of three
forfeited games against Fort Worth is
allowed In the final summing up as a
consequence. A close and exciting
game was anticipated. The visitors
were favorites with the sporting fra.
ternity. p to the third inning both
mines played well, the score standing
Dallas, |; san Antonio, .. Here the
home team came near experiencing
once more their usual Friday luck
IA the Sunsets by several we'll
bunched and Off II number of costly
errors by the Browns, notably, wild
throws by Crothers and Murphy to
second base, managed to pile up six
runs, presenting the appalling score of
six to one In favor of the visitors. But
the Browns soon rallied from their rat
tied condition and went in To win and
finally snatched victory from what
appeared to he certain defe It by score
of - TO II. Some OF the heaviest batting
ever seen on the home ground was
done by both teams, and although the
Sunsets were defeated they are no
mean rivals for our crack Brown
Stockings aud will make them play
to capture the present series.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
,nscial tnIna ,.aser,a

DECATUR, Aug. pa terrible acct
dent occurred here about o'clock this
evening in which the wife of one of
our most prominent dry goods meI-
chants, Mr.. Thomas j. Clayton, was
instantly killed. Mrs. Clayton was
spending the afternoon at Mr.. George
Murphy's residence. Mrs. Murphy and
Mrs. Clayton We're sitting on veranda.
Geo. Murphy, Jr., aged about fifteen
years, was cleaning his gun near by,
when from some cause the gun was
discharged, the contents taking effect
in Mrs. Clayton's head, killing her
instantly. George is bright, gentle
manly boy and great iavorite with
every one. His grief over what he has
so unwittingly done is terrible to wit
ness. Mucn sympathy is expressed on
every hand for all concerned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
FLAMING MILL BURNED.
Special TO the Gazette,

WEATHERFoRD, Ten, Aug. 90.
About 1890 p. m. a fire broke out in
Messrs. Jones u Bros. planning mill,
completely destroy ing ii. The fire
started in the engine room. One of
the brothers lives about twenty feet
from the mill. He with his family
were eating dinner and did not dis
cover the fire till it had almost
developed the mill. Jones d. Bro. lost
everything, including all the house,
hold goods of ons of them. Thei, los.
Is estimated at about $1,000; no insur-
ance. Messrs. Eliot & Roe, lumber
dealers, lost about $500 worth of lum-
Der; no insurance.
The hook and ladder
company worked nobly and
did all in their power to save the
lumber on the outside of the mill.
The city fathers are having q large
cistern dug on the north side of The
square. When finished 1t will hold
about one thousand barrels of water.
and when it is filled there will be a
better show.t to fight fire than we now
have,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

WHEELING, w. VA, Aug. % -
Thursday night at II o'clock freight
train on the Cleveland & Lorraine Il
Wheeling railway, north bound with
engine No. 4, when near still
water jumped the track turn
ing almost completely oyer
and wrecking fourteen cars
and killing Of Jno. Eaton, engineer.
and James Bullger. brakeman.
When the crasl, came and the train
stopped, the balance Of the crew. Dan
lei Savage. the conductor, the fireman
and duncan, the third brakeman.
went forward TO the engine, where a
horrible sight was pre-enied. The
engine was twisted and broken
into q shapeless mass. The ten.
der was on top of the engine.
The engineer was found seated on hir
cushion bent forward with bis arms
held over the top Of his head, held
firmly TO the ground by the top of the
cab. One leg was cut of and driven
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
JOHN SEALY,
The Leading Citizen Of Galveston aud
One OF the Wealthiest Men in
Texas. Dead.

GALVESTON, Ten, Aug. 29.-John
Sealy, ex-president of the Gulf, Colo.
RADIO Il Santa Fe railroad, did sud
denly this evening at his residence in
this city, aged 6S years, from heart
disease, superinduced by recent re-
moyal OF y carbuncle from the nspe of
his neck. Since the death of George
Ball, Mr.. Sealy has been regarded rs
the leading citizen of Galveston. He
was Ole Of the three original founders
of the well-known banking house of
Ball, Hutchings IL Go. No man was
esteemed more highly tEan Mr.. Sealy.
He leaves widow aud three children.
He was native of Pennsylvania. lie
came TO Galveston In 1915, since which
lime he has been prominently
identified with every enter
prise of any magnitude. He
was one OF the original proprietors
of the Galveston, Houston Il Hender-
son railroad, acting us its president for
several years. He afterwards assisted
In the reorganization and extension OF
the Gulf, Colorado n Santa Fee system
OF roads. Under his presidency this
line of railroad has assumed and at
tanned its present Importance and
magnitude as one Of the chief railroad
systems Of Texas. About three weeks
ago carbnncle appeared on the small
OF his neck. A week ago Sunday hi-
physician successfully removed the
carbuncle; since that time his family I
thought he was improving aud no par
ticnlar apprehension WAS felt. About |
y O'clock this evening, while |
the attendants were dressing the
wound, Mr.. Sealy tainted and
quickly passed away. The city was
moved ON learning the sad
news. Mr.. Sealy was one Of the
wealtbiest men In Texas. his fortune
being estimated at between two and
'hree million dollars. President Geo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
LONGNIEW.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
LoNGvGEw, Ten, Aug. 90.-Miss
Jennie Wilkins, one of the most popu-
lar young ladies in the city, has gone
to graduate at Columbia college, Column.
bia, Tenn.
Mr. j j.. Terry, late editor of the
New Era, has opened nice resort at
his spring here. Bathing con-
veniences, bath houses. innocent-look-
ing hammocks, crnquet grounds, lawn
tennis, and other eft ceteras that make
II pleasant resort, are soon to he in
readiness.
The camp-meeting which has been
carried on at Winteriield, three miles
from here, by the Methodists, will end
this week, Rev. j. Il. Smith will con-
tinue the meetings in the Methodist
church. About forty have been con-
verified the past week.
Maj, Penn will begin a series of
tent meetings between here and Hall
vile next week,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
A Famous IN

La the year 1924 . t "
riding over the hillsou ~ XII
q willow switch ior ~ n
when he reached b. ..,,,1
thrust it into the giougd|
green spot at the cornfiI 81, \
not many miles from ., t ~
1t became the largest ", W.
shire hills, and q fsl y, y n
it is blown over; Tux ,,,s
around its trunk, sna H. ~
to lip of lis far.strefcnlDs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
GREGG COUNTY pOLirIcs.


NpcclhI 10 inc UuEbIIe,
LoSavIEw, Ten, Aug. 29.-There
i, much suppressed excitement among
the people in matters political, ms re-
CARDS the county and iloatorial candi-
dates. 1t does not yet appear what
action will be taken In the former, but
calls are made for precinct, county aud
district conventions for the latter, the
district convention being Gale To
meet at Troupe, Smith county, on the
10Th prox.
There Ia much satisfaction expressed
ut the nomination Of Hon. J. II. Jones
ut Mineola yesterday for reelection;
also over the selection of DIR. }. \ Al
lison, our fellow-townsman, M chair.
man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
SAN ANTONIO
Almost An Elopement- ASsl
Notes.

Almost An Elopement- "A I'd
Notes.
Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO. Tn, AuE
phen Gould, secs's'y d Y
chants exchange and AZ \
paper man, is compllluya u
tied Guide TO journalism
Col. Nelson PLATO, el'
customs at Corpus Christ,
route TO Washington. h
" ngeance upon his eraIri1
been fighting him.
Officer Buckley last nj
Mexican named Romire1
depot, waiting for . p
leave, on a charge made
who states that yesterds!
her fifteen yesr-old tal'
cisca, from her restaurants
t.ntion of maIrJ
Remirez was fornz
for Mrs. Pena. While
vice, be says. Franciscs ~
her affection was relu'le
slipped out OF the house
noon while her mother VI
pairing dinner, and
lover they fled to the oos
where Francisco awalIed
he went to buy a ticket
for their departure. W
afterwards found her anus
to her mother.
The Daily Times apptl
d new dress, with q ne.
an eight-page, fivt.coluu'
tering to the proprietor.
The residence Of . y.
Mango burned this eseD'l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
AFALLING sCAFFoLDINg.

CHICAGO, ILL. Aug. 29.-rhe seat
folding OF the new board of trade
building, on which were six work
men, gave way to-day. Two men fell
a distance of eighty feet. One was
killed, the other fatally injured. The
Others fell only short distance and
managed to save themselves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
Political Nominations:

MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Aug. 20 The
ProhibitionisIs OF the Eleventh dis
drict nominated ID. A. Broaddus for
congress.
LEAvENwoRTn, KAN, Aug. % -
The Democrats OF the First distrlct
nominated Thomas p. Fenton for con.
gress.
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. ar. n
Hubbard Was nominated for congress
by the Republicans OF the Third dis.
trict.
LyNcnnuRo, VA, Aug. OR.
w. Morris WAS nominated from tha
sixth congressional district BY the Re.
publicans. w. As'
FEEpERioKsBuRo, VA, Aug. o.
4. Nj, May was renominated In the
First district 10y the Republic ans for
congress. 'o'
HARRisDrRG, VA, Aug. .0.-J. RI
webb WAS nominated for congress bv
the Malone Republicans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
What Fusion In a.chigau Means.

Asthings have shaped themselves
avote for fusion In Michigan is the
most important vote n man can east
~, iasor ,. On .ne democratic party. II
Michigan can DO taken out OF the Re
publican column the loss will be one
OF the greatest consequence 10 the
Democrats. IL makes little difference
TOR whom these votes are cast. NO that
they are not thrown for Blaine and
Logan. Those Republicans who are
anxious 70 chastise their party for
'helr party's good should remember
hese thIngs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
THE BLAINE Libel SUIT.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Aug. 29.--ln
the Blaine libel suit against the Senti-
mel the fifteen days time allowed the
defense in which TO answer expired to-
day and the attorneys for Mr.. Shoe
maker enter their appearance. This
action IL necessary to escape default.
The defense will now have its OWL
time unless the PLAINTIFFS attorneys Sc
cure n rule requiring an immediate
answer. In the latter case IL ia GUS
tomary TO grant ten days further time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
A CHANGE IN THE STATE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.

GREENSBORO, s. g., Aug. 20.--At a
meeting of Senator Plumb, represent
ing the national Republican executive
committee, with the state executive
committees of the Republicans and
Liberals, DIR. Wheeler retired az the
congressional nominee OF the Fifth
district, and Col. J. Edwards. was sub.
stituted 10y the committee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
Bx-Gov. Hendricks Will Speak at rainil-
ton, Ohio, September 90
State Notes.
tx.uOy. HENpnIrKs

INpIANAroLrsf Aug. ga delega-
ton of Democrats. from Hamilton,
ohio, called on ex-Gov. Hendricks to-
day and invited him TO visit that city
and deliver speech. He agreed to
visit Hamilton on September 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
POLITICAL MOTIFS.
Special TO the Gazette.

MARSHALL, TEX, Aug. ste
nomination OF J II. Jones to succe, d
himself as congressman from this dis
trict meets the hearty approval of his
constituents.
There is little doubt that Drury
Field, Independent, will be elected
Judge Of this district.