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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-05
The Daily Bulletin.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sotIces In this co.u mn eight cents per line for
Arr, and Ave cents per line each subsequent inser-
ION For one week, 50 cents per line For one
month. 90 cents per line
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The PresIdens VIII Attend.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 4.-The President
will attend dinner this evening, given by
Justice Matthews Of the Supreme Court.
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Organ for Sale.

Fine New England Organ, very cheap
for cash. M. II. KUEHNE,
Gross St., back of Peter Nef's residence.
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IS Cents

will buy good meal cooked to order, at
DeBaups.
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A dead tramp at Columbus, Ohio, was
found to have 48,450.
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GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Notices In these coInmnr al conIH per me,
sact Insertion and whether marked or not, If cacu-
tated TO toward aov man'- business interest are
lwaya paid Tor
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86 Cents
Notice.

will buy a good meal cooked to order al
De Bsun's. II
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Restaurant and Oyster House, So Ohio
LeYee. u
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35 Cents

will buy good meal cooked to order at
DeBaun's. #
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Saddle Rock Oysters at DeBaun SO Ohio
Levee. II
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The Observation-Disclosures.

ST. LOUIS May SIN the transcontinen-
tai association meeting to-day the
special committee appointed Tues.
day to formulate q plan for
re.organiz alton, submitted repor; recon.
mending gross or money pool
to succeed the present physical
or diverling plan and the proposition was
freely discussed. 1t is understood that two
roads in the association oppose
the pool, chiefly the Northern Pacific which
Ia not yet able TO determine how
much Of California traffic
il can handle. The roads favorable to the
pool. however think this trouble can be
obvisted by leaving the Northern
Pacific out for the present and
paving its specified sun for MAIN
tsinine rates established by the pool.
The Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe, 1t is
ST. Louis & San Francisco re-
esrdins the maintenance OF rates.
Il is believed both the Texas and Pacific
and Union Pacific will Withdraw
their previous action in severing
their connection with the association and
Join the pool Of one 10 formed. The
Joint west classification COMMITTEES
heard arguments OF representative.
Of the Chicago q st. Louis FREIGHT bureaus
in regard 10 the abolition OF car load
BY jobbine merchants In the northwest,
but deferred action Meanwhile the
committee 10 making progress In
the matter Of hsrmonizing classification
Of articles handled est and west Of the
Missouri liver. At The sessaor
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las and surrounding vicinity, 10 assist us in
rebuilding our church, rs we have never
called upon the public for assistance since
1875. Money or material will be gratefully
leo-ivei. GOICitlIg-El~iA C4GOol aud
William MoDuff, the only two with sub.
scrlptions ia the interest Of the church.
S. YoWNsRL, Pastor.
On and after May 18th c. w. Parkar d
CO.. l07 Lamar street, will receive the
Chicago, New York, New Orleans Calves
ton and Liverpool markets every Tow
minutes during the day, aud now.ofer thoHe
who speculate in Chicago grain and pro-
visions, New York stocks or cotton, the
greateit inducements, namely: Small mar
gins aud low commissions. Margin re-
quired on grain l cent per bushel; stocks
81 per share; pork, % cents per barrel; lard,
i8 cents per tierce; cotton, 81 per bale.
Commission on grain, Ia cent per bushel:
pork, 5 cents per Darrell lard, s cents per
fierce, stocks. 25 cents per ehsTe; cotton, is
cents per bale. Everything is low al present
prices and now is the time to invest. IL
you cannot call personally at our Offices
write for our circular explaining more fully
details OF trading. Refer TO Oliver & Griggs,
bankers.
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Division Freight AgeI
LACoNIC LIGHTNINa,

By panic in a chapel at Trieste, Austria,
yesterday morning, many people we're In
jured.
Admiral Baldwin Is at Constantinople,
the porte having granted firmAu permit
ting the entrance OF his flagship into the
By the explosion of a Ok ,mite factory
in Ayrshire, England, tenn men were
blown to pieces ana two seriot J injured.
Perdita won the Cheshire handicap yes
terday; Wandering Nun, second.
The Spanish government has ssoertalned
from papers found on corpses Of soldiers
slain In Instructions in the
mother country that there is q widespread
CO.'S piracy among the Spanish soldering to
aid the liberation OF Cuba.
During the trial OF nihilists at st. Peters.
burg Tuesday father and daughter, de-
PENDANTS, stabbed themselves, the former
iatslly anj the latter dangerously.
Baron st. Leonedo was refused beil at
London Yesterday, on the charge OF inde-
cent assault upon Servant girl.
The elections in Havana yesterday nor.
tend conservative victory. Fl Palsnaue,
the republican paper. has been finally sup
The Hili.sharon suit yesterday was gal
vanized in TO interest By the stats
ment on the stand Of negro
woman that Miss Hill had agreed to pay
her S. 600 to perjure herself in the interest
Of plaintiff.
u. &. Grant. jr., yesterday transferred to
James b. Chaffes, his fsther.iu-lsw, prop
ertv In New York for q consideration OF
Mr.. Davies, the assienee OF Grant 4
Ward. saga he IL not yet familiar enough
with their affairs to furnish q statement.
Seamon Ninderman and the New York
HerAld's Paris correspondent, Jackson
testified before the Jeanettt
investigating committee yesterday. Their
evidence ssrenethens the theory that Do
Long Vas . blunderer and Melville brute
A band OF about 20 person, too. Henry
lima, fail Wednesday night ant
lynchod hin. He murdered white woman
sor the purpose Of robbery. The mayoI
! usoIossly eddressed The mob.
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FoRrY-EIGHTH CONGRESS - FIRST
SESSION.

WASHINGTON, May g. fPress. - The
chair laid before the senate the house mes
nae announcing non.copcurrence In tne
sennte amendments to the pleuro'pneuno-
mia bill.
ana the chair app pointed as q committee Of
oonference Messrs. Miller. OF New York,
The chair also laid before the senate the
house message announcing non-corcuf-
renee in the senate amendments TO the
Fitz John Porter bill.
The senate insisted on It's amendments,
And the chair appointed ne a commr'ee
Nsssrs. 6swell, Logan aud Cockrell.
M. Logan asked to be excused and Nj
Havlev was appointed In his stead.
The chair laid before the eenate COM
municstion from the secretary OF the IN
terror, submitting supplemented PROVISION
al estimates calling Tor $z.2ozo ior Iurtne !,
c!szical hire, which would d, oe h ne Cssssd
NJ. Mitchell, from the committee on pen
uiono. reported favorably, with amend
ments, the house bill granting pensions
10 soldiers Of the Mexican war. Placed on
The calendar, and bills heretofore introduced
In the senate on the same subject
indefinitely postponed. The amendment
q tse benefits OF this act unless dependent
n whole or in part upon his or her own
labor for support.
NJ. Doves offered resolution, which
va agreed "a, calling on the secretary oil the
snfsrior Tor information whether any step
HSd neen taken to prosecute one Hoiferino
for shooIing an Indian named Black Wolf.
Hoifeyino, he said, was COWBOY
Who made bet with his friends
Is couid put a rife bullet
on foucbine his head. He made
4 sli~Sf rnjstske, however, and put the
61iist tSroush his head instead Ct b.
~. ne Indians felt Outraged BY
- end in the excitsmsns sFoyms
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Miscellaneous Foreign News.

PlUk WHIIL I.AHH UF ID,
PARIS May S.-Princs Jerome, IN reply
Ing TO tire Request OF his parlisans to explain
tho position of his son, Prince Victor, said:
"Inasmuch as Victor has already declared
respect for, aud submission 20 bis fathers
will, it is needless TO submit further ques-
tions TO him. The question whether France
will be an empire or q republic !, OF seoln-
Diary importance. The people will settle
this. Tho republic cannot be Duplicating
10 the defendants Of the fret consul.
The name OF Napoleon signifies the develop.
meut OF q French revolution, respect for
national Sovereignty, love for the people,
desire 10 effect social reforms and TO deliver
Che democracy from overwsaring Importance
and extravaganza expectation"
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COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
The Doctors SIN IN Sesslon-Texal
Highly fouored.
Tho Tariff GladIators Ready Cor the
Next Round.
The Full Proceedings Of Congress.
THE DOCTORS.

TuE.DoorORs.
WASHINGTON, May -[Spscla l--Tsxaa
delegate ri O the national medio,l convenlion
having all arrived. the com plete list ~ hers.
with given; Dr, Cupples, Of San Antonio;
McLsuehlin and uen'on, OF Austin; Harris
and White, o Ennif; Mott, Of Gollad; Pope,
OF Marshall; Scare, Parke. Wilkes and o.
born, Of Wrco; Daniels aud Boil, of Fort
Worth; Pace, Of nsiiss. end Hudson. Rus.
SSH ana Client. OF Bolton;
DR. Client was to-day eltcled vic -pres-
dent Of the naliona mao ciaticn. DR.. Pope
was elected chairman az the stoiiOI q the
disease OF children. d.. Wilkes wia elected
a member Of ths committee on uecral1 y,
and DIR. Daniels member OF the committee
on state medicine.
WAsHrSoroS, May s. Press - rho
third days session OF the American Medi-
cal association wes attended by | $40 dele.
gatss which represents tho total attend.
ance.
DR.. George Il Stanberg, United States
army, offered n resolution stating that as
the exact know edge recesgary tor tho pre-
ventlon of n majority Of infectious mala.
dies has not yet bean Obtained. that con-
gress be petitonad TO make suitable sp.
preparation for the prosecution OF soient Ito
researches relative 20 the cause and
prevention OF infectious diseases among
the human race, under the direction ~ the
national board OF health, and that q per-
manent detail 4 one medicsl officer o. tho
army and one Of the navy be euthurzsd
for the prosecution OF researches Of this
nature. The resolution was adopted and
a committee appointed to present tho mat.
ter 10 congress.
Tho following officers were elected Presi-
dent II. F. Campbell, Of Georgia; first vic,
president. ]. s. Lynch, OF Mary and; second
vice president. s.. ID. Merca-. OF Nebraska.
third yice.prssident, J. II. Parsons, of New
Hampshire; fourth vloe-president, II. O.
Client, OF Texas.
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A uenlthfuI Diuretic.

BousD BROOK, N. j., April 2, 1ss3.-You
advise placing Allcock'e Porous Plnsters,
Ia dyspepsia, on the pit Of the Btomsch in
ague CAKE, on the spleen; in torpid liver,
over that orpen; but | really think you
should 1lso recommend that one or two
plasters oe put over the kidneys. They
stimulate, strengthen ana net az powerful
diuretics thus casting out many poisonous
scids and salta. have had fever aud ague.
A II remedies ! took produced little or no
effect until put an Allcock's porous plas-
ter over each kidney; their action being
more thar doubled, the malaria was quickly
waahed away. have also had several at
taoks o, rheumatism and two Of govt, and
by applying the plasteru over the local
pain and also over the kidneys, again
found your plasters wonderfully etIicacious
II. X. THoMAE.
Beware OF limitations. "Allcook's" is the
only genuine porous plaster.
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this afternoon the plan for organ.
izlng money pool was still
further onsidercd, and discussing probs.
Is reached and Colonel Horie,
Of the Missouri Pacific. participated ia the
meeting this afternoon, but Il Is
no, yet dtfnitely known whether
the Texas & Pacific will join ,he pool II one
be formed The general opinion
asoms 10 be. however, that both Il
and he Union Pacific will como IN. The
alton COMMITTEES completed It's
lHbors this evening and adjourned.
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TARIFF AGAIN.

WAsuIgoroE, May 8 -[Specisl l-Hessrs.
Coke and Msxsy, during the debate on rec
ships, placed themselves on record ~ Of
being dismnyed over the defeat Of the tariff
bill. They pred o. the growing power OF
free trade ilens and advise no hsliing on
account Of defeat oil free ships and tariff &c
form.
The public gossip now on tho tarlE seems
TO point 10 The introduction OF u bill on
the subject that will suit The Randnllltes
and cannot, with consistency, bo rejected
by Morrisons following. The movement
has not yet assumed definite shape, though
tonight IL is alleged that If the bill 10 H.
Produced IL will have n voice In the presi.
dental canvass. II there Is any truth 10
these reports IL viii hardly develope I'll
the commo.ion over Tuesdays evenis sub
hides.
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Another Cremation.

of DIR. Samuel p. Gross, OF Pbilsdelphis,
arrived here this morning AMI were taken
at once TO Mayne cemetery sno placed in
the retort. The body ras accompanied by
A. II. Gross and DIR. Hsrwitz. There were
no ceremonies. Tho remains were reduced
to ashes in two hours.
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NOTICE.

Commencing to-day we will handle
freight 10 and from New Orleaut, via Alex.
nudrin, aud o dsily line of hoatB on Red
river, Sundays excepted. Boats making
the up trip In about IS hours, involving
but one handling OF freight. end making
this the best route TO and from New Orleans
at this time.
G.. II. TURNER,
Division Freight Agent.
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A Drug Man Cured OF Bilious Fever.
OFFICE OF JAS. A CALDWELL,

Henrietta, Tex, Sept. 20, 's3.
J.F. SMITH & Co., So. Louis:-l can cay
Tonic have had larger sale than any new
remedy ever took hold of Had q very
severe attack of billions lever myself, since
handling, and broke. it up entirely with
one bottle OF your Bile Beans and one oil
your Chill and Fever Tonic.
Yours, respectfully.
JAS. A. CALDWELL.
For sale by all druggists.
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SWAIN.

WASHINGTON, May s.-[Press.1 1.-The en-
tire morning session of the Swain court OF
INQUIRY was occupied 10 the cfo5s-axamina-
tion of Batpman. This oross-examinatio
was directed principally 10 showing thai
there had been disaatisiaclion on the part
OF General Swain with respect 10 the msn-
ner In which certain business bad been
transacted for him by Bsteman IL Co, with
the object, as Oslklns. counsel FOR SWAIN,
explained 70 the court, showing there might
have besn an honest difference OF opinion
between Swain aud BGtes as 30 accounts OF
the former. TIE principal TRANSACTIONS
sbout which Bateman was examined were
the purchase of a cloim pending before tha
French aud American claims commission
or the award made by that commission,
and the purchase OF 40 000 shares OF Column
bia Copper Mining stock. Cslkins endeav-
ored 10 secure an Acknowledgement rom
witnesses that General Swain had author.
lied the purchase OF an award already made
to one Dr. Austrai by the French and
American claims commission iu-
stead OF an unsettled CLAIM which
was .purohased by witness. The latter
however, insisted his instructions were 70
purchase the claim, ard he asserted that at
the time these instructions were given. no
award had been made by thu commission.
Tho claim purchased was for $1,000, end
General Swain deposited with the firm Of
BRteman e. Co. check for $1,000, with
which TO purchase IT, The amount thus
deposited was credited, not to Swain, but to
DR. Austrai who gave his note, secured
nv trapsfarars of th9 claim TO B1temau ~
Co, for So 900. This claim bad not yet been
decided ard the $1,000 paln TO General
Swain remained ON the books OF Batemsn
& Co., to the credit OF DIR. Auslrei.
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, May s.-[Press. l-Evan p.
Graves, city editor OF the Newp,
was united in marriage this even sven
ing to Miss Mamie Jones. The
civ press were we'll Represented at the wed.
dig and united with those present in wish-
ing the city editor and his fair bride
n prosperous journey on the sea Of mstri-
mopy. The Galveston Press club COM
memorated tho occasion by an appropriate
present. ,.,,,
shot aud fatally wounded oy Goa Aaa
Grove. at the terminus Of Avenue L In the
east end.
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A New Drug Firm.

A New Drug firm.
M. M. II. Hickox, druggist. has removed
from his former stand. No. Cos Main street:
one door west to the corner OF Main ana
W II. patterson, druggist, under the firm
,.ms and stvle Of Hickox q Patterson.
Thev keen q corps Of polite. attentive. Iefilc-
,ent clerkc. skillful compounders. ADD the
stors Il open day and night. Goods and
nrssoriptions arc delivered 70 any part ol
ne CITY NEE Of charge. The store NJ. tele-
nhone connection. they CAVITY fuli snd
completes line Of drugs and drusgiseS sun
dries.
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I'D. Roberts & Co., IN Elm stree, are
hesdauarters for picture frSmes, artists
materials and artistic paper hanging. The
latest STYLES of wall paper.
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FORT WORTH FACTS.
The Street Railway Question Some
Heavy Cattle shipments.
Peter Smith Soronaded--A Glove Fight
immlnent.
Other Items from a Sister City.

FoRr WORM, May .s,-[speoial l--All
day long the street railway question has
been sgltGte1 by the citizens on Houston
! and Thr9okmogion streets, a vote OF the
ol.i1Hua on both streets being taken ~ TO
which street they preferred 10 bayn the
line o.. The mbj]i.y favored Houston
street.
Tae shipments OF cattle over ths "ort
WORTH & Denver railroad ere cncrmouf.
seyen trains we're taken out to-day Gud
stu six trains are waiting. Both the Mis-
n0uti Pacific and ths Seata Fe are bringing
the cattle from the south. The Total
shipments wilt reach 2200,0 heGo. Nearly
I'll these cattle are uuloaded nj Wichita
Falls, some at Henrietta. Thirteen loco
motives are engaged in the work.
At 3 O'Clock this morning party Of fire.
men aud olhari, with = baud Of music vis-
tied the residence OF Colonel j. Z. Smith
aud gerenaded him. The party expressed
their preferences Tor him for governor and
eAid that his boom should not stop until he
occupied the chair gubernatonsl. Colonel
smith replied, and said that while he wee
not candidate, no should do all 10 his
power 20 elevate TO the office IA man who
had the wisdom and tho brain o.
give Texas what ives needed. The
legislation of to-day, which withheld the
western part of the state from settlement,
which denied the people OF the frontier
the protection needed was bad, and was in
the interest OF n few rich men to the detIi.
ment OF those who would mako themselves
homes there IL permitted. Colonel Smiths
remarks were heartily Gpplauded.
a scheme to build a hundred.room hotel
on Third, between Houeton aud Main 10 on
foot.
Tho stockholders in the Continental
Meat company are IrTing 10 get rid OF the
Victoria company Ia which event they will
begin to slaughter az once. II they cannot
they say they Sili not put up another dol
lar.
4 four.round fight with gloves has been
arranged for 10 come of here on the 9th,
between Tim Haley, Of Montreal, and Dave
Brown, a. engineer on tho Fort Worth &
Denver. Each Tonud is 70 he three min.
utss, under Marquis OF Q1eengbury rules.
A forfeit Of 500 u side wac put up to-day.
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FREE RIDE ONT WEST

For particulars read advertisement in this
paper of the public sale of town lots in Mid
land, the new town out west on line OF
Texas & Pacific railway.
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In making the assertion that Pozz0ni's
medicsted complexion powder 10 entirely
rec from injurious Or deadly poisons, We
do Il upon the authority OF thorough
chemical analysiB. " il one of the oldest
face powders IN the American market, ard
~ used in The families OF some Of our most
prominent medical men who have person.
ally acknowledged % the proprietor tngt
they not only consider IL harmless, but os-
teemed /, highly beneficial in every respect
rot only Tor the use Of ladies and children,
but for the lord of creation himself Sold
by all druggists
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SPRINGER AND HIS COMMITTEE.

WARRINGTON, May s.-[Press.l AT q
meeting of tho Springer committee THIS
rnorniro several members opposed entering
upon the KELLOGG investigation uEless In
structed TO do so by the house.
Milaken said he understood kellogg
would drop the matter " the committee
concluded not 10 consider 1t. Walsh was
present and enquired whether they desired
him to appear as . witness. An informal
discussion followed relative 10 the test
monv Walsh could give, during the pro-
cress of which Walsh said his testimony
Before the grand jury which indicted Price
iogo sbnwsd the ex. senator Sas hundred
fold more deserving Of Indictment than
either Brady or Price. He said be mad his
papers With him when ne appeared oelofo
the grand jury. but that body seemed u be
satisfied without examining them. Blise
Was present on that occasion and saia TO
the fury 1t was serious hing to inolcs g
United States senator. The committee did
not decide whether Walsh would be ex'
Smined.
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TO MALARIA.
NE FT,Ty.s LlItKs a NEW NAN

TIE FTsEyS EfrkKs a NEW l.ANs
al have mad Dyspepsia, with Coastipa.
tor, two years, and have tried ten different
kinds of mills, and TUFTS are the iirst
that have done me any rood. They have
Cleaned mo out nicely. My appetite ~
splendid, food digcsts readily, and now
have natural PASSAGES. 1 feel like new
man." W. ID. EDWARDS, Palmyra, y.
soldevcrywhsrc ,e5c. Cfioc, a Murray St, NIX.
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DER DRILL.

solahy ". Dallas.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-08-06
Cheap Fare to the Baptist AssOci-
alton, Palatine, Aug. 1874.

Posters have been handed us an
nouncing as follows:
STEAMER c. C. MARTIN
will leave the wharf at half-past
IL o'clock, Sharp, on Tuesday
morning, Aug. 18th, for Palestine,
and will carry passengers at $3.50
the Round Trip, and all other
points at same rates.
Returning trip on Friday morn
ing, Aug. 10.
STEAMER JIM MONTGOMERY
will carry passengers to the Associ-
alton for one fare for the round trip:
From Parkersburg $125; from
Claysville and Kananha, 800;
from Leachtown, 75c; from New
ark, 80; from Elizabeth, 25; from
Burning Springs, %.
Tickets good returning to Aug.
10Th.
Supper will be given on up trip
at Dovener's Magnetic Wells with
out extra charge.
Boat leaves Parkersburg daily
at p. m. Leaves Palatine daily
at z a. m.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-08-06
Enthusic site Meetings.
Req. G. G. Kidding and Prot. Pur:s-
ton stirring the People.


We have reports Of rousing meet
ings down the river by Rev. G. G.
Wilding and Prof. A. Z. Purin-
ton.
On Monday evening of LAST
week, both addressed a full house
at Ravenswood.
On Tuesday the former preached
at New Haven, and on Wednes-
day night they united again in a
most enthusiastic meeting at
Hartford City.
At Mason City, Thursday night,
they had grand temperance jam
and "rousement." The Teachers
Institute, then in session, ad-
journed to the temperance meet
ing in a body, so scores who want
ed to hear, could not get into the
house.
The interest and enthusiasm
were unbounded.
Friday evening, Bro. Wilding
held another stirring meeting at
Clifton; while Prof. Purinton went
on to FIJI an appointment at Hunt
ington.
Thus while the political parties
are ignoring the people in their
Conventions, the people are get
ting ready to ignore parties at the
ballot box. So mote it be.