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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-14

CLLyELASD, May l3,-rne thirty.fith
annual national convention OF the Ancient
Order OF Hiberniaus began to-day. Dele.
getsa were present representing twenty
Line states aud four territories. They
pArsded this morning, attended high mas
AT tho cathedral aud heard tbs an lual SER
mon OF Father Tnorp fne preliminary
business session was held NJ noon, with
Hon. jeremiah Crow wiley, Of Mass,chusetts,
in the chair. In tho afternoon ,ney vislted
Gariield's tomb. They Dauqus, tonight
Mt W.Iscerb.-is hail.
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A Snd Mistake.

PrrrspuRo, May l3.-A small child of +,
b. Ward, of Allegheny City, died last night
from the effects Of mo-phia given by clerk
at Lewis Seiizs drug store, in mistake foi
oalomel. When the clerk was informed
of the terrible result OF his mia.
take he dropped on the floor
unconscious. It Is feared the shock will
prove fatal. This Is the second death frou
druggists blunders In the past week. On
Saturday q clerk in Spohns' drug store, Oh
the south side, gave aqua ammonia and
sweet oil for castor oil, and an old lady
Ann Gallagher. who swallowed the fatal
dose, died 10 q few hours in great agony
Spohn has been held on the charge Of mur-
der.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-14
NEWS BY SPECIALS.
~. Louis Merchants Exchange and
ChicBgO Markets.
Hot Springs: Tao DOran Cases Con.
tinued-Properiy Troubles.
Waco: Tile aud Mortar Artists IN
COnciave.
Austin: Promotion Of Rangsrs--The
Art Exhibit.
Bishop GarreiI aud The Corner Stone
ut Gainesville.
Tyler: An Opera Advance Agent In
Trouble.
Oiher Interesting Matter by Specials.
Diher Interesting Matter by Specials.
ST. L.OuIS.

ST. LOUIS.
sr. L1uIs, May l3-fSp'cisl. -on the
1st of May Chicago inapgurated new
system OF reporting the markets. The
board OF trade taking the matter entirsly
out of the hands of the Western Union tel
egraph company and controlling the col &C.
ton u, dissemination of the reporir. They
sent out letters to varioua boards OF trades
throuehot the country Offering 10 furnish
quota ions II the recipients would eomplv
wi h certain requirements which virtually
placet the entire matter under control OF
the Chicsgo board. The 81. Louis mer.
chants exchange to-dav voted by an over
whelming majority t. let Chicago severely
alone in the mAtter OF market qnoiotions
The national association OF hotel keepers
held convention here to-day. About ~
tavern keepers were present. Tne next
meatihg takes p sce In Chicago.
The state board Of equillzstion, Mt Joiier-
con City, to-day completed the assessment
ofrai.rosd property OF the stste. I9tal val
uation, $40 90 OJ0; an increase of 2,090, 900
over last year.
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Gazing funnel.

SoMsEsErT,. Pa, May l3 -Intslligencs
has been received here ta.t largo part Of
the root ot the eastern eni ol the south
Psnnsylvania tunnel under the Allegheny
mountains at Deyter's GAP. cavad Ia Sstlr.
day AFTERNOON, instantly killiug two man
and bidly injuring three others. The tuu.
mel WAS being pushed with graa. yigor
when II struck qu'oksand, aud psfore any
down with crash. Superintendent White
had Just gone into the tulnsl, and Is SO
badly crushed that there Is little hope OF
his recovery. The names of the others are
unknown,
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M'kINNEY.

MoKIHNEY, May 10 Especial Nv. q
Burrus. a Dromlnent ana successful miller
near our city, furnished tho HsRALD by re-
quest the following Information rs to the
grain crop. Acreage OF wheat, IS per cent.
greater than last year; present condition OF
crop, good: outlook for present crop, favor
able; improved upon lest month; condition
better than that OF last year: harvesting
will com mence about the 10th OF June. The
ont crop is even more promising than the
wheat, aud fine yield Ia expected. Mr..
Burrus reports 10 the National Miilers' as
sociation. and his report Is to be relied on.
Several foreign capitalists have united
with the firm Of +. M. Ball h Co., Of our
city. and organized corporation to be
knosn as the Collin County Drygoods
company with an authorized capital OF $5O,-
coo. The corporation will do a strictly
cash business. The books will bs opened
az soon a. a charter is received for the sale
Of shares at 500 each.
Citv sires have been having the streets
repaired.
Our new marshal Is exsmplifying the old
adnge "a new broom sweeps clean" aud is
keeping things in order.
Hon. John johnson will address the Gill
zsns OF Plano on the 25th He has his war
paint Oh and the state administration will
bs the game at which he shoots.
Commissioners court Is In session and Is
busy with the roads.
Rec keepers sre reiNiced At the honey
Yield and their prospective harvest.
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The Insane.

PHILADELPHIA, May l3-rhirtv states
aud Canada were represented ~ the ennuaI
meeting Of the association OF sup rintend-
ents OF insane Institutions here to-day, DR..
GRAY presided. President Gray delivered
an address on heTedity in its application to
insanity. DR.. Pliny Earle, OF Northampton,
NJ Messacnusetts, was then alec.at president
and DIR. o. EveretLs, OF Cincinnati, sec
..aAa
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Hotel Men .

Sr. LOUIS May i3.-rne annual meeting
OF the Hotei Mems Mutual Bsnefit associa.
ident q. b. Galloway. Of Memphis, was in
the chair. The morning session was pri-
vate and vas taken up with hearing report,
Of officers and the transaction OF other
routine business, after which there was au
adjournment.
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HOT SPRINGS.

Hor SPRINGS. ARK, Mry 10 Especial j
The celsbrated case OF 8 A. Dorau and iour
accomplces, for the killing Of Johu Flynn,
In the tragedy OF February OH, were to-day
continued 10 the September term oil the
circuit court.
Senator Edmunds has prepared an
answer to the complaint OF ex-Governor
Rector and others rea i've to the land cases
here, in which 81 100000 worth Of property
~ involved.
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knights of Honor.

Cmlc,ao, Msy 13.--The Supreme Coun-
uel O; Knighls OF Honor of the United
States met hero to-day and will contiuus
in session about ten days. ro-day's ses.
sion was chiefly devoted 20 presentation
aud examination OF credentials. This even.
ing the Delegates were rendered reception
by the local council. An address OF well
come was delivered by Mavor Harrison.
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serious complication reported this morn
ing 10 unfbundsd. J, II. Stinson, manager a
the car company. appointed REQ liver OF the
Union rransfsr ~ pspv, Is attn sok in Hf.
Piu and not vet qualified. J. II. Touu-
send 4 o., will run along unless pressed
bv crsdi ors on account OF the car company,
IN which event a receiver will b. appointed,
for on no account can assets aud liabilities
be secured Ia either csss vet.
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BRYAN.

BRYAN, Nav 10 Especial. .l-Bishop Gal
Catholic clergy men are ia the clty attend.
ing the funeral OF Fa her Sicidsky, which
takes place to- o-morrow morning At o o'clock.
Cattle puying Is beiag carried on very
extensively In Brszos county tfis month.
There will bs about eighty cai-,oads ship
ped from this place this week.
The faculty OF the Agricultural and Me-
chanicsl college W II celebrate three days
with closing Of commencement this term.
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CASTING, MEXICO.

CASTING. MEY May IL -[SpeCiil, IA
trsaaeEdoua watsr spout fell here. II came
down from the mountain side with terrific
force and In a solid body. II was three
feet deep, many yards wide, and cc.aposed
of waser and hsilstones. Three Tooden
bridges In its path were swept away like so
many straws. Over 100 feet Of the track OF
tho Terro CarIil International Mexicano
we're washed away. and In another place II
piled gravel and huge rocks on The track
two feet deep and extending some distance.
Following the water spout came d tremsn-
dous storm, killing many herrs OF sheep
and young lambs. Some OF the hailstones
we're four inches through, and the ground
was covered to depth of eighteen inches.
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- u -
.s All WeiI.v

Lorpox, May 13.--rhe steamer Celtic, st
Liverpool, reports she spoke in latitude 30.
longitude 20, the steamer Brooklyn
City, New York Tor Bristol, proceeding
uuder SAIL her machinery being disabled.
The Beooilyn City reported all well.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-14
GALVESTON,

GALVESTON, May l3- tPress THE DEM
ocrai 10 primary elections Of Galveston ctty
d county, vii be beli tomorrow evening
10 elect delegates to tine county convention,
which meets May "a h, which, In turn, Will
1lscG delegates TO the state convention at
Fort Worth, to ths state convention at
Houston. TO the congressional district coz
ventlon; also TO the ix.y-fourth and sixty
sixth representative district conventions
aud senatorial district convention.
Cleared-Steamship Colorado, tor New
York; schooner Annie B. HOEefs, for PeR-
sacola.
Tho ooroners inquest on the body Of
Mitchell Bradford, tue negro who was shot
in a fracns at the house OF Ada Purdy, at
Cedar Grove, Friday last. was concuted
IA. day. The jury returned verdict that
Bradford came TO his death rom u bullet
tlred by himself while struggling with Ada
Purdy, while attempting 10 wrest q
pistol from her grasp. Ada
Spencer was committed without
| bail. Afterwards her sttorney, on u writ
! OF hsbess corpus, carried the prisoner bo'
fore Judge Stewart who, on hearing tho ov'
| ideBce In the case, ordered the prisoner re-
! lessol on bsil of 81 500 Up TO a late
hour Toe w1m,n was still bsnibd the bars,
presumably unable to ob'sin Dsil.
The celebrated Busch Ibuaves and bat
terry A, ST. Louis light artillery, lett thiG
afternoon for home. Before departing, the
proprietor o. the Bsacn hotel rendered the
soldiers chnmpagna benefit. The guests
aere lccomDanied to the depot by de
tschment Of tie Galveston Artillery and
| Washington Guards
The annual session of the Texas grand
lodge OF Catholic Knights OF America be-
gan to-day a. the parlors OF the Beach
motel, President j. b Scott, OF Galveston
presiding. Among those In attendance
arr: Colonel Oils, Of San Antonio; Il Bal
lanf, treasurer. OF Jefferson; u. Dorigsn
secretary, OF Texarkana; James A. Garry
Dsnison; Rev. James Chaland, OF Palestine
Thomas II. McElnis, vice pro 'ident. o
Dallas j. II. Touhey, OF Marshall, ant
others. Business of u routine churacte
was transacted at to-dsy's session.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-14
xy,,, p-,,, rop,jnu,ncr

CITY OF MxxIco, May l3.-Coneress Will
grant President Gonzales authority to CON-
traot a S. 000,0 600 loan, so he may re-
ceive 81 OG0, 600 immediately after the 18th
instant, when the banks continue.
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chnrics O,Connor Dead.

NANTUCKET, May l3.-Oharlss 0'Connor
died yesterday afternoon. His mind wss
clear to the last when he exclaimed, my
to-day for New York.
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Groundless.

FoRr WAYNE, ND, May l3.-Reports OF
a large mob starting from Decatur, lndisnas
10 Fort Wayne last night for the purpose
Of lynching Richards, confined In jail In
this city TOR the murder of Amos Brockett,
u,ara Srou n lpga
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BRO vNsvtLLE.

BRovssvrLLE. May 13.-fSpecial. l-Our
CITY Is very quiet.
fhe steam schooner Sudbury is dischsrg-
ing her freight st Brsz,s Santiago.
The merchants over the river complain oil
dull times willie the festss last. The people
sps nd ali their mo1ey at gam bling and
other vays. which leaves very li:tle tor the
merchants.
The secretary Of the City Of Mexico has
Issued an order that Q private individual
cannot issue any more quarter or hall
tickets. THIS is q good move.
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BELTON.

BELroN. May i3-[Special. l-For the
pact ten days farmers on the other side oil
the Leon have bean unable 10 get 10 town
owing TO high water and the bridge beins
torn up. To day the commissioners court
accepted the bridge, IL having been remoi'
elled add built over, making II now ono 70
remain with rs to the last.
The large reservoir for the water. work.
arrived this week, and the workmen are
nov fast putting Il together.
Our square now seems 40 II It might be an
immense rock quarry.
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Anti-,Jouopolists. A

CHICAGO, May l3.-rhe anti.nouopolist
nationsl convention will be held here to
morrow. Many delegates are Low in the
city. II is generally conceded that General
u. +. Butler will be nominated for prest-
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Chnnca to l,ccoXcr.

NEW YoRK, May ls Mrs Eirehi, shot
by her husband last night, mas chancs Of
recovery, though the bullat is not extracted.
Sne 10 shot the same as President Garfield.
The boy died this morning.
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WACO.

WACO, May 10 Special. 1.-The State
Pharmaceutical association convened here
nt II this morning, and was called 20 order
by Il. Al. Wells, OF Fort Worth. president.
About forty members answered the roll
call. This afternoon formal welcome was
extended on the part OF the city, and Presi-
dent Wells read his annual address.
Twenty.one new appllcstio tor mem ber-
ship were filed. Committees on various
su pjects we're appointed and will report to-
morrsw. Arrivals by train to night have
swelled the number o. delegates, aid over
fifty druggists will be present in the morn
ing. Representation Is quite general from
all parts of the state.
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New YoEK, May l3.-An attachment
was granted against the property OF Herr.
Hudson & Co., Tombstone, Ariz,na, in u
suit brought by the Anglo-Cai'iornis bank,
OF San Francisco, to secure payment OF .
note for S30 900.
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This Eric Loses,

NEw YoRN, May i3.--Rumors were re-.
vived this afternoon that the Erie lost
81, 900 coo by the failure of the Marine
bank and Grant & Ward. Tnis accounts tor
the break in seconds.
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TYLER,

Tyler, May 13 Especial lone W. p,
Hin who has been doing number oi
towns IN the 9, ate a. the advance agent oi
the Mother Hubbard Dramatic company.
was arrested here last night by Gfiy Mar
sbal Wsgnerj Just AZ he boarded the south
bound Missouri Pacific train, on informa'
tion from Jacksonville. He got away with
the C,,y hotel but failed as opera house
manager. Officers aie expected to come
after him this evening from Jacksonville,
where complaint has been made against
him for aWindling
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Receivers.

MrxSsAr,Ls, Nay 13.-The Journals
Still water special says O. O'Gorman, sp-
pointed by the court receiver for Seymour.
sabin 4 o., complicated with the North
western Gar company, gave bond this
morning Of $4,000. Tue small bond 60
csptSd % IN indication oI
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FORT WONrU.

FoRr woRrH May l3.-t5pscial.l-The
grand jury osrns into court today, retarn-
Inc eighteen oils Of Indictment. fnur for
felony and four cen Tor misfemssnors' ana
then adjourned tor the term.
shortly after o clio ( tnis morning Mrs.
Pocle. Q milliner, on Houston street, wa
avsksned by the cries Of her ds1ghtsr. and
spruoe from the BED. whoa she sa9 man
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.---------~se g.
&nthiuS Accnrunl sh cd.

San FBAscT7co, May l3.-rhe Sscrs-
mento legislature adjourned siae die to-
day. The purpose for which the extra ses-
sion was called rsmsins unscsomp plished.
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A Dshop peposed.

NEW York, May 3.-The African Metho-
dist conference voted 10 depose Bishop Hu-
lery.
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CIEIsUIsN E.

CLrDuBNx, May B.-[Special 1.-Two
prisoners, Patrick aud Smith, charged with
burglary and the breaking Of Godley's sale,
an account OF which WAS recently published,
were to-day released from jail under bonds
OF 800 each.
Captain Tilman Smith Of this city, has
lust gone to Chicago, as a delegate from the
state, TO the national convention OF knights
OF Honor
Cleburne aud It's business men are rising
ia the scale OF Importance, as an evidence OF
which Messrs. Graham & Lewis are eD-
pointed state agents OF the Western Fire
and Marine insurance company OF Cali
forDia, Mr.. J. q. Ragsdsle, special agent,
is here to-dav arranging for the change OF
mead dquarters from Dallas TO this oity.
A slight rain Is falling. Wheat and oats
are reported to be in excellent condition.
The case of the State w. j II. White,
charged with the murder OF one Cave
nsugh. in Bosque oou 'ty, in March OF last
year. was continued to-day. owing to the
8 ckness OF defendant. White was deputy
sheriff OF Bosqne county, and deputy
United States marshal, and is said to have
done the shooting, together with another
deputy, ore Mr.. Woody, while attempting
the arrest Of Oavensugh.
The grand jury OF johnson county has
adjourned, having returned 2l3 bills OF In
dictments, 4 being for felonies, and l9l
misdemeanOrs
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WORTIIAM.

woRrHsH. May 13.-TSpeclal. IA GEN.
tsnnial sermon vas preached here on Sun
day BY the Rev. Armstrong, presiding
elder Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
south, Of the Waco district, to q crowded
hsure. Fity.three dollars was raised on
the occasion.
The late floods of rsin have greatly dam
aged crops. The cotton replanted after the
frost must be again planted. owing TO ths
hard grosfhd. packed BY the rain making
the third p.euting. Millet IL in the same
fix. Oats kN heading, and very promis-
ing. Corn 10 very back ward; farmers are
busv pio wing it the first time.
The health OF tuas county has been extra
good for the last year or more, causing q
considerable stir among the doctors. Two
of our most eminent physicians have
m wed to less saluprious atmosphere, aud
three are leaving Mexis for Dallas. and
more to spare.
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GAINESVILLE.

GarSRsvrLLE, May i3.-TSpecisl. REV
Bishop Garrei, Of Dallas, laid the corner
sione Of the nes Episcopsl church yesterday
with impressing ceremonies. A great msny
souvenirs were deposited In the receptacle
Of the corner stone by friends and member
Of the church.
Tonight Gains mineral wells and sani
tsrium Gill be opened TO the public with I
grand ball and banquet. A large crowt
will attend rom this city, and . pleasan
time 10 anticipated. These springs are cit
usted about six miles from town, ana ar
aid 10 possess great healing qua tiles, apt
= nice hotel has been built by Mr.. Cain
and rood ao,ommoiarons offered.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-25
Unfair Treatment of Fountain County People
by the Illinois Committee, Which Mr..
Blaine Remedies as Far as Possible.
The Largest Political Demonstration
Ever Known in Springfield.
The Streets of the City ThrOnged by $4,000
Strangers-AnCther Appropriate and
Powerful Speech by Mr.. Blaine.
FAREWELL TO INDIANA.
A Short Halt at Attica, and a Brief Speech
by Mr.. Blaine.

A Short Halt at Attics, and a Brief Speech
by MIR. Blaine.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ATTIcA, Oct. 24-The Blaine demonstration
here to-day marks the highest tide since the eel
ebrated Logan rally of 1866, which has been
standard here during the past eighteen years
By o'clock not less than 5000 people had gath
cred at the depot to await the train from Lafay-
ette due at 1890. A fine stand had been erected
near the track and olaborately decorated, while
drum corps and bands furnished music. The
regular train arrived late, bringing Senator Har-
risou. The Senator proceeded at once to
address the crowd and his spee!A la = well
received A message was soon received that
Mr.. Blaine was on board his train and would
soon be here The time was put in by Senator
Harrison in a telling speech on the tariff.
1t was nearly 12 o'clock when the Blaine train
arrived. The time was too limited to allow of
Mr.. Blaine going to the stand prepared Some
one signalled to start at once. and the train be-
gan to move off, when Mr.. Blaine himself pulled
the bell rope aud brought the train to stand.
He then briefly addressed the crowd In the af-
ternoon an immense procession paraded the
town. the display being the finest ever seen in
lazy riders, lady zouaves and industrial displays
The day eliminated in grand
torchlight parade, Considering the raw
ness of the weather and the early
hour of Mr.. Blaines arrival, the rally was
grandly successful Attica Republicans have
done big work, and are certain of fifty gain. By
bad luck, not one of the advertised speakers
came, and but for Senator Harrison's timely
conscription the crowd would have been left
without speakers. Considerable bitterness was
felt until the situation was explained, when the
jollifeation went on to satisfactory con-
clusion Attica is the livest Republican
town in the State and deserved more than she
got to-day. The Illinois committee is blamed
for Mr.. Blaine's brief STOP he showing a dispo-
sition to greet our citizens with the cor
diality for which he is noted. In view of the
way the crowd was disappointed in every
direction, the day was glorious success, the
iparades illumination, fireworks and enthusiasm
being all that could be asked
The canvass here has been conducted almost
wholly by local talent and has been thorough
and energetic, Mr. Blaine's evident desire to
formally address the people put every body in
good humor, after moments reflection, and the
Plumed Knight will receive additional votes on
account of his brief appearance here.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-25
Strong Words from David Davis.

BLooMINeToN, ILL., Oct 24,-The train arrived
here at $780, Mr.. Blaine was introduced by Judge
David Davis, who said:
''Niy Fellow citizens: take great pleasure in
introducing James G.. Blaine, the standard
bearer of the Republican party in the pending
presidential contest, a man distinguished
for long, faithful, ana brilliant public service.
Mr.. Blaine represents the party which,
in my Judgment, should succeed in
the coming election great cheering. and hope
and verify believe that he will be elected Presi-
dent of the United States.r Renewed cheer
ing -a
Mr.. Blaine responded briefly, and closed his
remarks with the following reference to Judge
Davis
desire to express my very great gratifcat on
in being presented by my old and highly es-
teemed friend, Judge Davis, with whom 1
co-operated at Chicago in 1860 to secure the
nomination of Mr.. Lincoln, and between whom
and myself, through all the intervening
years, there has existed the most cordial
friendship l know the weight of his
words with the country; know that they go
far beyond the borders of Illinois, and
that they appeal to the soundest
and most conservative judgments in
all the States of the Union.
thank him for his courtesy to me personally.
I thank him still more for his weighty utterance
in behalf of the Republican party" [Great
cheering.
Mr.. Blaine will arrive in Chicago at midnight.