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CAN BLAINE CARRY NEW-YORKf
REPLIES OF JOURNALIsTs on THE STATE TO TH

INQUIRY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSPJ
YoUNGsTowN, Ohio, May 10y esterday The
Daily NeUs Register sent fifty teegrapc inquiries to
editors Of NewYork State newspapers ascertain their
opinions 10 Blsines chances Of carrying NewYork II
he should be the nominee Of the Republicans at Chicago
Forty received to-day from every portion
of the The following papers that Blaine
carry the statei
The Auburn Advertiser The Middletown Press
The JolnstOVn Republican, THE ElsuYillc Journal
Tho Elmra Advertiser, The Amsterdam Record
TheOsweg0 Times and Express The Batavia News
The Canton Plalndoaler, The SRamhDda Republican
The POughkeepsie Eagle, 1he Goshen Democrat
The Albany Evening Journal, i1he Randolph Iae1ster
The Addison Advertiser, The Medina Tribune
The WateTi0wn Times, The BrOckpou Republican
Tue Uuca Hefed, lhe Wbiteplains News
Inc Lockport Journal TIhe OgdensDurg Journal.
The following doubtful Of the result II ne Is nom-
mated
The NeTDurg Journal he Tonswanda Daily News.
Tie ith.ca Journal, The Buffalo Morning E1ur
The JameFtOwn JOurIa The Coming Jouf NAL
The Danyie Advertiser pTle Dunkrk Observer
The following convinced that he cannot carry the
State:
The The % H.rnellsylle Times, The Rochester Express,
The Geneva Courier
The telegram sends the following; "Baine stands no
more chance OF carrying RewYoik than he would the
hOudan Arthur Is the strongest In bis State not
wlthstanding the lying assertions of disappointed pol
icians"
Charles A. Dana. Of The NesC- York Sun, saysi "It
depends op who ID run by the Democrats and on what
platform"
The Utiea Herald SAYS " In my Judgment Blaine is
stronger In New Ork than other Republican can be-
and can more surely carry the state"
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLING HIS MOTHER.

WILMINGTON. Del, May l0.-At Glendale, Sussex
County. this morning OF Lemuel Walls accidentally
discharged MA ps oil while ong IT, The bullet pierced
mothers brain, killing her instantly.
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JUDAH P. BBNJ1MIN'S MEMORY.

NEw-ORLEANs, May 1O.-Fully 200 lawyers,
comprising the most prominent jursts IN the city, met
this morning to pay their respects to the memory Of
Judah p Benjamin EulOgles were delivered by Judge
Henry c. Miller, Chef-Justice Bermudez and Others
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favor Of Blaine doing represents he says the
feeling Of ninetenths OF Republicans OF bis district
SARATOGA DELEGATES FOR FLOWER

Troy, May 1O.-George w. Langdon, John
r. Harris and John W. Olnstead were to-day elected
delegates from the lid Assembly District Of Saratoga
County 10 the Democratic state Convention Incy were
instructed to support the candidacy OF Roswell T. Flower
for the Presidential nomination.
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talking with his wife be left the officer in the hall and
made his escape The court ordered ana
sent officers in hot pursuit OF the fugitive Ihe t&i oa
Wheeler has been continued to Monday
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NEw-JERsEY DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.

Theodore w. Morris, B. s. ThrocKmorton,
Surrogate David Crater General Charles Haght
chosen delegates from Freehold yesterday 10 the
Democratic Convention at Trenton next week.
Henry :. TerhuDe will go from MatawaA.
PREPARING FOR STATE CONVENTION.
John A. HOnnecker and Nathaniel Regua, of
NOrwalk Conn, delegates TO the Democratic State
Convention 10 DO held In New-Haven on June 8.
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The provisions of the proposed German Dynamite
Law respectfully submitted for American
nderation The bill requires manufacturers of and
dealers in explosives, under penalty Of two years
imprisonment, TO take out police license. ANY
person causing injury to property is liable to FIVE
Fears of penal servitude. If death ensues to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-11

Reviewing the history OF tariff legislation In this
country, Mr. Evarts showed that industrial interests
had to contend with British rivalry and the slave power
He dwet Henry CIay's efforts to built up tariff sys-
TEN, and Calhoun's opposition. lie said,
rhe defeat OF the great tariff leader In 1914 again
brought up the tariff theory. which from
bad TO worse and added the troubles trade
through reduction OF duty the great and final
OF slavery 10 invade the territories of the United states
which eliminated in the OF 1857. Finally the
eliminating point OF the aggressOns the slave labor OF
the South upon the free labor OF the North was reached
In the war Of the slave oligaTchy."
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Normal Notes.

Rev H. A. Northcutt, OF Bloomfield.
Iowa, assisted inithe opening exercises
Friday.
P.S. Gristy who has Just closed a
four months school near Hit. has re-
turned to school and entered the two
years class.
Prof. Barnard was on the sick list
Tuesday and Wednesday.
S. V. Jet was indefinitely suspended
from the school Wednesday morning
for violating the rules OF the school.
Prof. Blanton said, The Normal is not
school of correction, and when a
person so acts that he should be in
school of that kind, he cannot be pro
2erly entertained at this school.
Mrs. E. J. Grove, of Knox county,
the mother of J. H. and w. d. Grove
was visiting her sons, and examining
the workings of the school Friday.
DR.. Mitchell, S. f. Stahl and Miss
Nettie Morrison were over to hear the
lecture Friday morning.
Prot. Mason arrived at school Tues
day morning after several days trip
visiting schools in Knox and Lewis
counties, in his trip he visited the
schools of Edna taught by d. N. Ken
needy. Knox city taught by j. A. Riley
LaBelle, taught by j E. Fellers, and
the academy at LaBelle, which is under
the supervision of W. B. Anderson
He reports the schools visited in good
condition and the teachers doing good
work.
The one hours lecture given by Prof
Carprew Friday morning was liter
airy treat. it contained much solid argu-
ment in favor OF classical education.
The lecture was well prepared; but the
speaker was laboring under severe
cold for that reason it did not produce
as good effect as it otherwise would
have done.
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THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
The citizens of Pettis take Public
Action.

WILLARD, Mo, March IA pub
lie meeting was held at MilIard on the
evening of March IS, for the purpose
of taking action in the suppression of
the cattle disease now prevalent in
Adair and adjoining counties, known
as the foot and mouth disease.
The meeting was called to order, and
f Sampson chosen chairman. II was
moved and seconded that committee
De appointed to draft resolutions for
the suppression Of SAID disease. The
following were appointed as commit
tee: Geo. Meeks, VIM. Meeks, H. C..
Gates, B. Foster, and Thos. Galbralth.
The committee made the following re-
port
WILLARD, Mo, Mar. I5.--Your
Committee beg leave to report the fol-
lowing That, Whereas, some disease
supposed to be contagious, is now pre-
valent among some herds of cattle in
AdaH and adjoining counties, suppos-
ed to be the foot and mouth disease :;
therefore we request the owners of said
herds afflicted, 10 keep them impound-
ed on farms where now held until the
status Of the disease can be enqured
into.
That we request the Executive of
the State, Thos. T. Crlttenden, to take
necessary steps to have the matter
speedily investigated.
5. That we further request all citi-
zens to use all legitimate means
to prevent the spread of said disease.
GEO. MEEKs,
H. c. GATES, Chair. of Com.
Sec. of Com
1t was moved and seconded that the
Secretary be instructed to send copy
of the minutes of this meeting to His
Honor, T. T. Crittenden, governor OF
the state, and also furnish copies to
papers published in Adar and Macon
counties for publication.
Jas. DUNN,
Sec'y.
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Blanket Grove.
UNN,
Sec'y.
Graphic Correspondence.


Mar, II.-Our school IS progressing
nicely with Mr.. o. Sbert as teacher.
1t closes on the 9Th,
Mr.. John Wheeler has sold his farm
of forty acres to his son, J. L, Wheeler
for 81, 900. The latter recently pur-
chased an organ for his daughters
Miss ZELDA and Miss Addie.
Roads are very muddy in this neigh
boIhood
G.P Brevington is the happy father
of a ten pound boy.
It's getting to be c ommon prac-
tice in this vicinity for big men TO stop
little ones on the public highway to
thrash or threaten 10 thrash them. Is
there no remedy
We could not get along without the
GRAPHIC in this neighborhood.
The Christian church has employed
Rev. Josiah W. Davis to preach to
them on alternate Sundays beginning
with the first Sunday in April.
See notice OF Mr.. J. w. Dodson, OF
Mlllard, in this issue. He proposes to
sell dry goods, groceries, ETC.. at bot
tom figures and invites the good people
to call and see him.
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Mob Law in Kirksyille.

Good citizens generally, everywhere
deprecate the outbreak of mob vio-
lence yet there may be instances when
there is no other resort, but the fact
that Messrs Burt & Gerry have taken
full charge of the Boston Store Oh the
north side of the square and propose
to keep a keep a tull line Of new and
second hand goods OF every descril-
ton, such as furniture, stoves, hard
ware, Queensware, notions, mirrors,
frames and in fact, any article in the
household furnishing goods line
and a thousand and one other
articles needed by the public deserves
special aud extended notice. Those
who wish to save money In the pur-
chase of goods of this description should
not fail to call and see them. They
will be found on the north side of the
square.
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Republican Mass Meeting

The Republicans Of Adair county,
Mo. will meet in Baylor's Hall, in
Kirksville, on Saturday, April 9Th, 1884
for the purpose Of elecung six delegates
to the Republican State Convention at
Sedalla, Missouri, on the 9th Of April.
1884, also six delegates to the Republic
can Congressional Convention ofthe rst
District Of Missouri, at Kirksville, on
the 9Th Of April. 1884.
THos. J. DocXERY, K. N. ToLER.
Secretary. Chm Rep. Co. Com.
March 9Th, 1884.
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QUEEN ,ITy NOTES.
Graphic Correspondent.

QUEEN CRY, March 2oth.-Mr. 10
Sanderson, of Richmond, Mo, is visit,
ing his father Judge l.. Sanderson.
Our eating station was crowded TO
its utmost capacity Monday night as
the Merchants Excursion" passed on
its way to ST. Louis. About 147 per-
sons took supper if they buy goods
with as much vim as they ate supper,
St. Louis will profit by the excursion.
Last week we reported the sickness
of Grand Mother Perm. She died on
the morning of the 10Th, aged Is years,
months and Il days. She lived a
married life nearly IS years she was
bora in Pennsylvania. Mrs Perin's
daughters, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Dewey
of Crowley county, Kansas. were here
with their mother the last few days of
her sickness.
We must report one more to the long
list of suicides. On last Sunday even
rg, the 10Th, Miss l. Yearns. aged
about 20 years, who lived 6 miles east
of Queen City, after writing lengthy
letter stating reasons for SO lamen-
tabled an act. took the fatal strychnine
which soon threw her into commissions.
After lingering awhile IN great agony
she called her sister 20 give her water.
The family were hastily called only to
witness her last struggle. Suffice to
say, that the letter gives her reasons
for the sad act. Suicide is lamentable
but the proximate cause IS often more
lamentable.
Mr.. T. Bartlett, and wife of Hanni-
bal, are visiting DR.. Parrish of this
town. Mr.. Bartlett has lived many
years in Queen City .Glad to see him
here again and wish him success in
his new home w.
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1T STANDS HIGH.
The Greatest Remfdy Of the ige for
coughs, Colds Bronchitis ana
Consumption.

Your Golden Balsam is gaining n
high reputation in this city. for Throat
and Lung diseases. Everybody speaks
Of tim the highest terms. II Chas. P.
Lee, St. Joseph, SO.
please send rs five dozen MAgsH's
GoLDEy BAL,AN a. once. We are en-
tIrely out and are having calls every
day. We are selling more Of II than
any other cough medicine, and ne keep
all the leading remedies. - Eldridge
d son. druggists. Thayer. kansas.
Il cannot uss IanVr1ge too strongly
in recommending MAEsR- GoLgEs BAL
sAH 10 all who are troubled With amy
Throat or lung affection. There !,
nothing to equal It'll. ". Brora
Kansas City No.
hAgsHs GoLDEs BlLsAN Tor the
Throat and Lungs. ard MAEsHs COL
DIN Boon & LryEr Goyil. are for sale
by W g. Font. druggist. kirk,yille. No
Large bottles 80 cents and 81.
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SOMETHING NEW .
And Nice as Well as New Arabian
Statuettc Photos "A Visit to
Parcell's Stuui0---In-
terestIDg Art
Anfug

One day this week we took look
through the Art Rooms of Mr.. II. G..
PARCEL, our well known north side
Photographer. This establishment has
long had wide reputation throughout
North Missouri Tor the artistic quality
OF It's work, ranking it alongside OF the
best city galleries.
Mr. PARCEL with his well knO Gn en-
erRy and enterprise has added largely
to ITS appliances, furniture, and aces
SORES during the present season. Print
ing and other w0rk-rUOms have been
added; cases and tanks of the latest
pattern have been put into its dark
room to meet the requirements Of the
new dry plate process nov IN universal
use IN all first class galleries In the
operating and reception room, new ac-
ceSsOrles and new furniture have been
added, regardless OF expense, until we
may say that Kirk.yIlIe can boast Of
as complete and well arranged Photo
graph Art Rooms az any Of the cities
Of the west Or northwest.
Mr.. PARCEL showed III some fine
samples OF Il ncw style of picture,
which he has named the Arabian
SLatuette, which is not only novelty,
but gives beautiful and striking effect.
H. is the invention Of Mr. PARCEL and
has been copyrighted Mr. PARCEL Is
ably assisted by Mr.. Herbert Sawyer in
the printing room and general Operat.
ing department. and by Ms. Ella Dams
as ret0ucber Of negatives, both Of whom
are accomplished III their respective
speCialtie,.
We learn that Mr.. PARCEL has also
taken the general agency for Tinsman!s
Back Grounds and accessories, and pro
poses 10 push that feature Of the busi- |
ness in the future. Mr.. Tinsman isnow
rated rs the leading SCENE and back. |
ground painter in the west, having |
filled order, during, the past year in
nearly every western state. Lovers of |
fine work and handsome speclnen Of
should call on our friend !
PARCEL, at his room at tn; old stand, |
north side Of the square.
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Notice OF Election OF Town Officers

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual irregular election OF Mayor and
four Councilmen for the ensuing year
of the Town Of Kirksville, Adair Co.
two councilmen for each ward) vii! be
held on Tuesday, April rst, 1884.
The place OF voting In the first or
north Ward will be at the office of Z.
Miller & Co.'S lumber yard.
The place Of voting In the second or
south Ward will be at the Office of G..
w. DeReamer's lumber yard.
This the goth day Of March, 1884.
Attest: THOMAS SEES.
A. M. SMITH, Mayor.
Clerk.
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The city of Batavia, Java, is a

The city of Batavia. Java, is a
typical, unhealthy city. Originally
built On low, marshy site, the accum-
ulation of two thousand people have
rendered the soil more dangerous than
before. The city is penetrated by
canals in all directions which are used
as mercantile trafic-ways and sewers.
The cause OF malaria is there so pre-
valent that, in the more unhealthy
months, no one remains in the city
over night, but all repair to he high.
lands just back of the city. Sailors
are not allowed to remain on land
over Notwithstanding Ne70s.
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The Railroad Era III Literatur

The Railroad Era III Literature.
Messrs. Funk & Wagnalls, Of New
York, have in hand very great under
taking that of furnishing Standard
books at the prices of the flash novels.
Their announcement includes works
by the best of American authors, as
Julian Hawthorne, Joaquin Miller
Geo. P. Lathrop, Edward Everett
Hale, etc. books on which they haye
to pay heavy royalty. Think Of such
books selling for IS to IS cents each!
No wonder such men as Chef Justice
Waite, Pres. Mark Hopkins, DR. John
Hall, speak so enthusiastically OF the
undertaking. Wendell Phillips, just
before he died, spoke his approval in
the warmest terms. See their large
adve rtisement on the another page
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Signs of the Times.

Messers Singleton & Daily, the ac-
complished sign writers have just COM
pleted mammoth sample sign for
themselves which is a fine specimen o
artistic work. 1t is as big as a barn
door and displays the sign makers ar;
in a very striking manner. 1t will pay
YOU to 90 round and see it.
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Temperance Lectures.

Col. Geo. Woodford, has been en-
gagged for series of lectures in this
place, beginning Mar. "a. These
meetings will be held at the NJ. E.
Church.
. The Macon Rspn6Atan says: There
has been no such interest manifested
in the Temperance work in Macon"
ChiragO 7ribnne: The lecturers ar
euments were thorough and conyinc-
ing
Christian AdgOfatI: A most valued
practica, worker as well as vigorous
platform speaker.
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School Election.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual school election in Kirksyille school
district will be held at the Washington
school building on Tuesday, April fst,
1884. to elect TWO directors. The terms
Of P. +. Greenwood and John Burton
expire with the end OF the present
school year. p. i. GREENWOOD,
JOSEPH DOUGLASS, President.
Clerk.
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Another Premium.

In addition to the two premiums
offered for the first and second best
acre of corn we are now authorized to
offer one for the best acre of tobacco.
MIR. W. Il. Gnggs authorizes uF to say
that he will give so for that purpose.
Parties who desire to plant the weed"
can procure seed OF Mr.. Griggs.
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Liberal Prices and Time,
OquAwKA. Ills, August. 1888.

am closing out The last of ny Real Estate IN
Illinois shi hiss0uri please rive ~ a CAL. Will
eel from n 20 $50 In one piece" all well iocal-
- aud vel yAicred win lasting ~ztDr. and ~.
unsi nfii Lac lin her sud rock a. u..r hAud
Three small farus wl;h rA,lipr cheap bulIipgf
Within t." and shaf mii,s ~ OquawtH. MS. 20
wilmsfhSiiic. IN Adair rSunis .iorfi Missouri
thst viii sell IN hnb In " lots. The good
people Al N u risihfiltc, could buI Ont nnd
have suc phsiufagr. A. ~ affords large amount pf
thr best vHt"'. Which never fails The balance 81
ny iAud IL IN SulIissu county HUr Missouri ~ the
beet quality for prrftabi" farming aud near 90 all
modern iuprOyein-rts. etc. Yours Truly
LUKE WARDLElGH.
or Apply 20 J. ". DEFRnSCE. RirksvilIc. No.
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DIED..

HTITZLER-Four miIes west Of BIashesr, on
March 9th. Mrs. Nancy Heitzier aged "a ye'rs.
months aud ~ days.
she had long been q faithful member Of the u. b.
Church. Her remains were inferred near Pleasant
view church. We drop the sympathetic tear with
The berea.ed once. u. o. ID.
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Read This.

propose to sell Dry Goods, Groceries &c,
just as low for cash as they can be sold in
North Missouri. mean business and ask
my friends one and all TO come in and give
me trial ana be convinced, also meals
furnished on short notice.
J. W. DODsoN,
43 At Willard, Mo,
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MARRIED.

kUCK-MILLER-Et 6r.shesr,t y. m, March
9Th by Rev. u. o. Deputy, MIR. Friedrich Manck
and Niss sarah Miller.
SHOTT-CLUSs-At the residence OF Aaron Kin
Won Justice OF the Peace o? Slneyeh tp., on the
dAy OF March 1850 Mr.. " m. p. shoot of Sineveh
H. Aad Mlse Marsie Gloss. Of Liberty tp.
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Tobacco Seed.

Farmers desiring TO plant tobacco
can obtain seed free of cost of Mr.. w.
L. Griggs of this place, who has sup
ply for distribution.
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Uncle Charlie Algaier is reftting his
Kirksvllle kitchen and will furnish the
hungry and weary anything from a cup
of coffee or lunch to a good square
meal. Try him.
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Little Eddie Thompson, son of Mrs.
Cynthia Thompson, living in Sullivan
county, killed himself with an old pls-
FOL w,tb which he was playing It is
supposed to have been an accident.
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Notwithstanding ] B. Larkins went
back on the ladies of the town, in the
town council Monday night, ]. S. Ba-
ker & Co. want it distinctly understood
that they never go back on their
customers but will continue to sell gro
ceries at the lowest living rates.
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Anything in the line of groceries
Bennett & Nelson will sell you cheap
er than you can buy the same else
where
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There will be decided improvement
in Kirk,viIle'> depot Accommodations as
soon as the weather moderatcs- out
door accommodations.
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Yaw l1-page Catalogue.

Describing fruit trees and other
nursery products v:th such other in
formation as think most needed, can
be had free at Heiny ( Cos.
n36 3m. CHAs. PArTERso
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Don't forget the musical entertain
ment tonight at Smiths Opera House.
The sleepy genius that pre'ldes over
the editorial columns of the kirksville
Democrat woke up sufficiently to re-
mark something last week. Glad to
notice this evidence that the sall gent
Us IS not entirely moriDund
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Farmers, the old original Weir plow,
best made, is for sale at Becktol &
Snyder's.
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Try Uncle Charley Algaier's cham
paign cider.