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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-24
REN BUTLER PHOTOGRAPHED.
How the Great Demagoguc Appeared
i'm Front of the suns Camera
Eleven Years Ago.
- -. snn. n1no %. 1sla

New York sun. june 26, 1873.
The life and career of Ben Batter fifty
illustrate Banton's maxim, "Audaclty'
more audacity-always audacity. what
ever of fictitious consequence he has or
Of questionable success he may have at
tained can be traced to that one govern
inp rule of his conduct. Without it he
would be lost in the crowd of trading
domogogues and knaves to which he
worthiIv belongs. With it he has be-
came a power in the party which, while
affecting to despise his vulgar practices,
vet abiectly accepts his leadership and
bumblv bows before his power. Hated
nv some. condemned by many, and DIS
trusted bv all, this bad man, with ms
crooked ways. foul methods, distorted
mind and wicked heart, glories in these
moral deformities, flaunts them constant
" before the public eye and tratfics Il
them as political merchandise The no
toriety which decency shrinks from Us
.laoredation. he seeks at any sacrifice. ii
troats the reproach which follows sue
exhibitions as so much capital added t
the stock of ill-fame that had a'read
made his name odiously conspicuous
and out of congress. Rejoicing III III
own shame and coming money iron
open venality, discarding any pretense
principle, bound by no ties OF homo
scoffing at religion, making pohtics
trade, despotio when clothed with autho
ity, cowardly by nature, mercenary ffo
habit, and destitute of one ennoohi
quality for manly attributes 70 lift N
up above these wretched charaett
istics. he is to-day the leading candida
for the highest honor in enlighten
Massachusetts,. To this complexion ha
we come ut last,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-24
PROGRESS or CHOLERA.

MARsE1LLEs, Aug 22.-The report OF
the ravages of cholera in the southern
dopartments of France for tie last "a
hours is as follows: Herault, deaths:
Aude deaths; Garde . deaths; Eastern
Pyrenees, 81 deaths.
ROME. Aug. 22.-Tho daily bulletin OF
the progress of the cholera in Italy IS as
follows: Tiergamo, 3 deaths, Il fresh
cases: Campobasso, deaths, 3 fresh
cases: Cuneo, deaths, 12 fresh cases:
Parma. + fresh ease; Milan, fresh ease;
Parma. / fresh case; Genoa, / fresh case
Carrara, deaths, 8 fresh cases; Turo,
deaths, fresh case.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-24
PORT -AU-PRTNcE POINTS.

PoRT-AU-PRINcE, Aug. 9.--The claims
for damages on account Of losses in
CURED on September 22d and 23d, of last
year. during the riots, when three rebel
bands entered the place and pillaged the
stores set FIRE to the houses, and muir
dered those who resisted them. have tin-
ally been agreed upon in readiness for the
notion of the Chambers. The Spanish
claims, amounting to $10,378, have been
reduced 10 81, ,750, and the English claims
of s296, 400, have been reduced to $87, ,4O3.
The figures of the claims of other nations
are not known. Several claimants, espe-
ciaIly some of tho British losers, are not
satisfied with the sums allotted them,
and haye applied to Europe for redress,
Trade Of all kinds is utterly stagnant.
The heat is so great that the government
has granted a vacation of one month to
all fhe schools.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-24

John A. Logan, il, son of the vice
presidential candidate, is not IN very
..eood form to see his mother, who
went to West Point, where he is in the
fourth class. to visit him. He is report
ed as under arrest awaiting a court
martial on a charge Of using profane
language while on duty and for other
military improprieties.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-24
Give 1t tD.

Central u. j. Herald.
Who lies2 Kelly has written a letter
to an Alabama inquirer, in which ne
saws that he will do all he can to bring
the laboring man to the support OF
Cleveland. The other day the newspa-
pers reported that he was, with DANA
nledged to the support of Butler. One
of these statements must be fai5e'
Which?
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-24
Stick a Pm There.

Exchange.
The available balance in the national
treasury is upward of $14O,0O0,O00, an
increase Of 81, eco, goo since the first in
slant.
Pile it up, pile it up. The taxpayers
have no rights that the law-makers are
bound to respect.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-24
DESIGNATING A TOMB.

HARTFoRD, Conn, Aug. 22.-The maui
soIeum of the late Gov. E. D. Morgan,
of New York, in Cedar Hill cemetery, in
this city, was damaged to the amount OF
S25, 900 by an incendiary fire last night,
which burned the scaffolding and wooden
building around it. The heat las crum-
blcd the fine Italian marble on which
were elaborate and costly artistic de-
signs. The work was nearly completed,
having been in progress four or five
wears The total cost of the great tomb
was e45, COO The bodies of Gov Nor
gan, his Two sons and his wife, and two
children of one son, were in the vault,
but the heat did not reach through the
heavy e.anite walls and the fire-briek
arch of the vault. The loss falls on the
contractor.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-24
pATATKA. FLORIDA.
ArteSian WeIIS.--lrrigation.
IRRIGATE YOUR GROVES.

The rapid growth of trees and the greatest
Of fruit can only be obtained
Nv pr6ncr arrangements for irrigation, du-
RING the dry spells that visit us every year.
With plenty OF water at command, the CROWN
of young trees and the crops OF those III Dear
inc, are IN assured success.
TRlIG ALTON is THE SHEET AECHCR OF
ORANGE CULTURE.
The experiments that have already been
made abundantly prove its value.
aeg-For the purpose of irrigation, prop
criy constructed, Artcsian Wells are the
cheapest. best and most reliable.
Correspondence solicited. Estimates given,
Contracts taken for wells -Four TO siX-inch
nine recommended as most practical
j: T.. CON0VER,
Palatka, Fla.
p. O. Box 207
OR ut onice OF E. r.. Mexican, Lemon Street
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COMMANDER scnLEy's PARTY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-lnstructions
have been forwarded to Commander
schley, Of the Greely relief expedition to
discharge all of the enlisted men under
his command who are willing to leave
the service. The vessels composing the
fleet will remain in commission at New
York until further orders. 1t is under
stood that Lieutenant Emery, command
ing the Bear, will be ordered to duty on
the new despatch boat, the Dolphin. as
executive officer.
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gGRApHIC (sPARKLES.
@
T1@ --LATEST NEWS FROM ALL
pATTs BY WIRE itND CABLE.
BLUE TfIEs IN MAiRTINIQUE.

MARTINIQUE, Ag. 1o.34Business con
tinues to be exceedingly ~ and money
is scarce. The home legislative body IS
discussing the question of the passage OF
a law for the protection of home colonial
sugar. If the law is voted there is hope
for the future. If not, the island viii
have to be abandoned.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-24
H. j. CAMPBELL,
ARCHITECT & CIVIL ENGINEER
Plans, Specifications,
Superintendent and Estimates
For all Kinds of Buildings.

Surveys, plans and estimates made iof an
kinds of civil engineering, canals, docks, terr
miilal facilities for railroads. water WORKS.
sewerage, irrigation, drainage, river ana mar
Dor improvements, and landscape gardemhe
Land gilrycying examination, laying out ami
mapping of town sites. BaTometrie levels anu
living reconnaissance taken. Properties anu
proposed work examined and reported on LOT
non-resjdents. Office in Griflin's Brick Block,
Palatka. Fin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

MERCHANTS. LAUNpuTNlE AND BOYS IN WAR
LiKE Nu1p-SjN. ASII-FRGNCH TALK.
The Chiuc-e of N.v-Iotk and its vicinity
takc fierce Ht.re+ Do -h' present war .h1 totally no
variance with thtr u-GlI ..'s -n 1lj pIrsu Ly'n N'
snIlI BOYS who are emp I II tu- u-.Hru lainirIa
daily visit M1ft-st fo th. latest uew- nd Co dscu'-
modern warfare with their elder. Al No Mot st.
there H.. 20 hI.t. boar o- which f'lc' day ar.
p,.tc u.pt tcbe- translated iIIo Chinese hy tc editor
DO. a.e C.utss iat,ltJi. Ia plca D. crowded 60 e
ste h'ur every 1i $50. v hu11rrm"l, cooke, 81 wards
.l-a1ut,. O. ilu clerks
Ar,portec ot.rl rpou w. Ke' wio hl. lnw im'ar'-
u- uoI,e %. 3d. . .II.-.t. ull we. el .luJ received
A.-oo1 1s pa. olr WIS mentioned SIR No becom OK.
.j~l tuI-I: lac uput .iov .ra .It suJul hfy' d.-
clIod War upon l.4u.' long ago. They tre anil long
has. been jealous OF tuc merean. -u3tro1y OF Oh
LntI.u American, AMI Germans IN Chinese
or ueicr D.uas than m'r uvut II
they took tine riga Dou,t' 800 ono would obi ct o. u.r
progress. but whenever and wherever they ob foot
ing tAc. treat our rae. 200. oven l' slaves. hu h, vd
bc.'t lam ou.5 cN1r-u the opinion ~ my cluu ry-
men gcu,rtN VIII % 81, let u- ngnt % tn' Ia, >"
"Nou'. 3D. va .olI .o,r bias nr si'
CT W.uid gatA .e every cen 80 tns store a'd ch's-
t,e tAc poui Ii..,l rash t.sn tD see Thorn triumph
M inc present clulIt. They may dc'tro our ioruhct
uop- but they cannot conquer us. We can anorI aud are
wilkins t' have u.g % dI. u orl'r Oh a. One French
man. E,cu @. r. basis. TERRIBLE Cd. 10 s, 0e can event
uaHy VIII. European science ami warfare give tacu .
v,.tad,4utlsc oyeru', ,im' ana e.p.'tIy upon thc
water but Oh l13 coIr.-, az dcsp ration kc Ip flr
lack Of sci nee, d tnero we can dc toy them They
know this ana never land. blt v.llu Tier owa iron
shells SAL from port TO port IKE banI Of co4stln-
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me German. sine a.. been f,iu; ch.'p CORY by ali.A
stf pe I, prnbpiuie7 'nd pc 'ceid. ndi'h+ A+tcT.,
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TIE CATHOLIC BErREAT-IRoN TRADE
pUIL-PEB>pNAL.
IrY rgLsar,rI 30 rIfg rRtncNtl
Troy. Aug 29-Ihr retreat oi tIo oIorsy Of the
arcudipccc If New York began Tuesday evening ~ ~
Jo,eph- Theological Seminary. The Eer Father
uoouan I-csil me Of Georgetown College. IS conducting
tLcrtr,at Among Ga. u'tedp sos present are N'h'
A. Coug1n ID, Colljutor Bishop Mgr William
Quinn Vicar General and M-r. john W. Farley. Inc
retreat win end Saturday morning. when Arch's|'p
Corr-an VIII celebrate and the priests Will receive
tn hl,, communion.
Coloucl Fraac, Weiss. Of this city, las accepted an
invitation from thc Nati,ua, Republican Committee 20
talk. the stump for Blame and Logan. Colonel Wees
sail speak in German u tho German voters OF ONO
and other Western States
Tho iroa works present deserted appearance this
week nearly .Ii Of tAr mills being idle, j. b Lent
superintendent Of the Albany Iron Work. l'7 re-
,lrncd from o business trip among Tie Western non
works. lie reports IN, iron trade duh ont immune
turer- confident lie cay, they look Tor better times
and improvement n business after election.
The name of the Round Lake Camp Meeting A'so-
citation for al save legal purposes has been changed 10
the Round Lake Parl, Association; and proposition
Is pending H. admit to the board Of trustees members
Of an evangelical church instead OF coniinlns tie
se.ecuJn 10 Methodsts merely, as Is no" the case.
Next summer there Is To- be grand soldiers gathering
extending over three days at the park.
Tho dry goods firm ofW C. Winnie & Co has been
disso.' cL. md the establishment sold To Boston
house. The concern dated back 10 lo4S, ana |as one
OF t4e oldest IL the city.
The volunteer steuuer company Will leave on Mon
day nigh, upon al excursion o. baIjunoIe. D'iAs
Band aud about thirty gue-ts including ez Consress-
man Charles Hughes ana several city o1lca.-, will
accompany them
The resignation Of the Rev. Simon kohrer pastor Of
the Church u Christ has been accepted aud "I take
effect December /
Two engagements ia fashionable life were annou1c ID
this w-r thAt ot Misc Anna Warren daughter 81 *
Mayor George b. Warren of this city 20 Cashier de
hiim son Of Charo- de kahm OF Newly ork and that
O. vs. stone smith Of the firm Oi BIrdett, smith Il Co.,
to Mos Alice y. GOss-
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NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
BUFFALO,.
LIFE SAVING-A SURPRISING WEDDING
MARGARET MATHER-POLITICS.
Try TFfTGn ArU To- TIE TRrBrNEl


BUFFALO, Aug 20-An official trial Of life saving
apparatus was held at the local station yesterday,
under direction Of superintendent Dobbins. The OK
permens were witnessed by large number OF specta-
tors and included testa Of various Glasses Of 'erght-
ing boats and mortar firing Among the visitors were
officers Of the United States steamer Michigan and OF
the supply boat Haze, now in port.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth NJ Lo7e, a lady
prominent IN local society and Ebcnczer Cary, con
ncciion Of the bride and Of extensive cotton
plantations IN Guatemala, took place this noon ~
Trinity Church and created great sensation as none
Of The immediate family knew the ceremony was 70
occur till few hours beforehand. Even intimate
friends totally ignorant Of tho engagement, and
the wedding wasa complete surprise. After short
tour I'm the East the welded pair viii leave for their
Guatemala homo.
Elaborate preparations have been made for the first
appearance OF Margaret Mathcr "a " Lady Macbeth ~
at the Opera House reVt week, Tho scenery and
costumes will be entirely now and daily rohcnrsas
have been held for tho past t~o wc'ks. Over 100
carefully drilled supcrnnmcrarics will be engaged In
tho performance Representatives Of the prcst are
expected from Boston Chicago oul ohcr cities whore
she first appeared IN this role. Manager Iill has re
decorated the house throughout at large expense, and
new curtain md complete outfit Of scenery have
been painted Uniqac features Of tho theatre are "a
room for newspaper men and dressing rooms well
furnished
The Academy OF Music has had aprospcrous wcnh
with " The Silver King Oboe principals being Frederick
DE nrlr,lIc and Eleanor Carey whose reception his
b.ra caihrsasHc d" The Black Flag" follows next
week. This house hls al-o been handsomely re-
decorated lnl r.nilni-hed nr 'i.e season.
The naGdorl. team selected play at Newport
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WASHINGTON, AUG. 29-Commandcr NJ.
~. Farquhar Lieu euan's j. g. Mec'. T.. II. s. Ghccn, !,
C. Col-.p, g. T. Berry and H. Cd. R;t"Hhouse. and Ems "a
Culver aayc been detached ON The Cons eAu1n; and
ComuaudcrC D. -irsh-e Lieu ensnts Albert Ross. +
NJ Wise r. r Jasper. Theodore PJrt.rA. e. Dillingham;,
Lusigus " T. Tulon and II. s. Knapp, md Passed
II. ST. Bcrtortt-, detar led nom tic
Da, and "a ordered 20 resume their duties - the Naval
Aca Ieuy Surgeon II. C. Wise and Passed Assistant
Surgeon j. NJ Murray from the Constellation and placed
on waiting orders, Asslstln Faynaster T. y. Rogers
from t. Dali, and ordered 60 settle a.cOuuts; Payma7
Ter T. - Thompson from the Constellation, and ordered
tosetrlc accounts; Pass Asvi-taut-Pa muster f. IT,
Clark fioE the Adams, AMI ordered home Iayma-ter
II C. Natchett has reported his turn homo from The
Asl,,c station and has been placed waiting orders
ChiefEagucsr l. " Bart ellu has reported his return
home from European Station and has been placed
sick eave Acknowledgment J. ID. sloan has reported
hi- return from the Pacific station and ordered 20
Naval Hospital 40 washington Tor treatmeut Passed
Assstan;-l as mas.es c. Vs. Liz eled has boen ordered
~ tae Adams scutombrr ID.
Lieutenant T IS. Bow I'd has been detached from the
Naval ACsdein September 4, aAa Orde eel o. the far-
atot EusIEu ". benson has ue, de ac.ed from lie
lautlc aid ordered to uuty tle Advisory Board
glueer a.. T.. Johnson ha. been detached IRON
fp" il day ~ " nltol. De-. AID ordered u the
Lancaster, European station.
Naval Examining Board met at the Navy faro,
Wa-Ain -tOu. to-day, 70 examine As,nl NJ @pld ,tcL
John llrwne tor rom zion. The BOaM Il com posed OF
FaI IHsUeeIor A. ). PE.loAaTi a. Pay alAaters u Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
THE INTERNATIONAL POSTAL CONGRESS.
SOME or THE TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION AND THE
ALIITInE OF TIE United srAIKa.

SOME or THE TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION AND THE
ATTITUDE or TIE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The Quinquennial
International Postal Congress- called to meet at Lisbon
IN October VII! consider business Of great Importance
connected with me International Pos al system Mr.
Crawford, supo-intc ndeut OF foreign mails "a engaged
examining matters be aiI before Congress with
n view 70 determining the attitude tho United States
repre- -cntatyes shall assume m the deliberations The
propositions already submitted To he members OF the
Postal Union divided into nine distinct heads a. fol-
lows:
Frst-Nodid,a-ions OF the original Parts convention
Many popos tous included under this heal one Of
tic -reacs importance "a INT udoi compel The intro
d1cton o. post cards with prepaid reply, with an amend
men requiring countries not using The cards in their
domestic service 20 allow IL r admission into circula
when coming from other countries Thess cards
not IN ia the United states nj present and. although
Csgres' hodzed the Postmas erG neral to introduce
them. he forbidden ply ROYALTY on pa entod artl
cles and suitable card cannot be procured Another ifu
p1rtan amendment provides for tho declaration Of owner
ship o. Letters IN transit Confusion exist on tHs point nt
present nations bel divided between tho claims VI the
sender an the addr,sse".
Second This head includes mass u propo ed amend
mcuts OF che regulations under he Parts convention.
Thtd-Uud.r this head is proposition 20 establish
uniform international money order sysc Tho project
IA uo likely 90 secure th9 supp rt OF the Unioi states
Post Office Department a. 81 ' regarded us hazardous
| experiment involving radical changes 90 our money
orlcr system rs TEXTS Although tho scheme might be
susecsgfully operated in the closely adjoining countries
Europe tia NOT believed % De- adapted ~ tIo different
coudiu ns ext ting n The United states
Fowh-1hs hcad includes provision for 20 et-
change o. small merchaidlso packets without declared
yaues SOM European countries now crchang' natter
oftht cIa' by matua arrangement nll books ar. od.
mitrl iu ha WlE into 10. Iutel Sta es but the eEirH.
slu ~ iHc practice t0 genera merchluiisc would n-
yu.ve great changes 800 uIr cn4 on7 eysiom ard 81
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SYEAC{'SL,
REUNION or COLORED MISUNDERSTANDING
JOBS-COCNTY TAIp.

lBY rEL. GRAPH 4, rIE ralcSll
SYRACUSE. Aug 29.-EytouHyc preparations
are being 81. Dy IA cooro people u til. city for tae
grand reunion of .o.o-cl veteran. CO.. the war u Central
New Yorkto %, held her" October l. CONNIE uor1tlou
Of the JarrY res w. % rna 1,t notable @, ia "a
history of The aIt--Avcry movement Freder,.k Doug
Lass win bee the .rt'ror the tay.
Tho Geld Union se.oo, has b.el placed IN cs the
col.ro ~ the Regents o. t-' u..r--Ay. TA s ~ i-
port1nt movement the Interest o. higher ed4c-.on 80
THIS thriving su,urD Of syr.cu-e
girls indu--r.a school. under he auspices o. the
W0mens Chr .tian Temp GRANGE Union s Ocrpmi = IN"
the cred table feature benevolent enterprise to this
cry. library OF twenty volumes donated by gen-
citizen, forms nucleus % VIA. may become
valuable adjunct
The Syracuse Saving Bank, which hai been Involved
Ia pr0tactel litigation "a regard . certain Seneca
AIS bonds. has s4cc-eI- f. Oh AiuIls a. O.der
vacaulg an I'M notion II was claimed that the bonds
were oyerssue bit tn evidence shovel that tls 20
sdon was untenab.e; henc, the Yachting osIlr.
Tn fir general Republican rally OF the cam 1aisn
took pace Ia sday. II NJ, a liable demons ri
ton
Congressman +. Tx III coe4 has sJue to Maine vlero
he Is 10 ds yer campaign speeches during the coming
week
T. b Jui-ou, president OF The Frt National Bank and
yice1rei leut % &C. Ssto. Baak rs As-od,tsl, has
bee spending D., ton az tAs at ms farm on
tn u.ds.u Rive. ~ iIIds IL
The profile oplc of discussion ia the Municipal Council
Is lilo manner IN which cou,rac; vJr Is performed Ih'
49," tAtheI. achieving glsAt reputation " tAeir
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Grining and J. r. Carmody, and P,ssed As,stsntPsy4
master C. VI RAY as recorder Medical Board coIn+
possi Of Meieai Inspector T. ]. Bates aud Surgeons
& IT. White and Daniel McMurtiies, has also been sp
pointed 10 examine the same Olcer
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