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New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
WILLING TO Buy REPUBLICAN NEWS.
DnLu-. D. ..n..ia.al thn Enll n,yIn. :. Of tor

from a Republican IN Asheye, n. c.:
Enclosed send one dollar: win yon please send me
the worth of il n good Republican news on November D.
II you cannot get good Rep lbcn don't ecnd any,
the other always comes too fast anyhow. II yon VIII
not have time to attend 10 this personally please ask
reliable frcni to attend 70 II Tor You What want
i the very moment th1 are assured th1t James g.
Blaine 4, our next President telegraph the to
hope receive your N .pdch by II Wednesday.
II Mr. Blaine should not be elected please return the dol
lar a. southern Republican viii certainly need every
dollar hc get IN thai event.
T. S-Expect nothing from Solid south"
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
MR. ROOSEVELT on TIE CONTROLLER
SHIP
The following letter was sent TO c. n. Bliss.
i,, Ton

II can be- OF any service in the canvass Of John T..
Punmcr for Controller tgu,t yOu viii call upon me
shall cstccm II am honor II ! am able 70 help him
i'm any way. Mr. Piummer waS very unwilling 10 RIM,
and that he las consented. good citizs. owe
ourselves to that hc IS elected The position OF
Controller OF the greatest importance to the city,
and j. % position which Mr.. PIumncr l. pte-emlnenty
qualified 10 M it would be most fortunate thing for
tic city II he Is nlcrtel
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
fpafrlfLn ooINTY AaAM fXoiTrp

IHF ifItFRAfh N iHN ihihVss'l
AUGUSTA, Ga Nov, 3,-'ihe excitement ~
ParkesFe, :. g., betNeen races si ROMANS unapAtN
Both parties are armed, aud watch each ohor HiNa't
on Friday night one OF the guards who was on N"'ph
Grod ~ What DO be a negro snly O. ma That
be had seriously wounded white who h-d nothing
90 do with the dhculty Ruln0rs reach here that tr0u-
Bile had been renew ed last night Ia attempt arrest
one OF Constable Bgckweis mnrderefs. one report Is
that of the negroes Xii led while others assert
that several negroes were killed All through Edgefsid
County negroes greatly exeited and under arlns
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
BETS on BLAINE OFFERED IN yA,v

IBf TELEGkArH TO nm TRmrNEl
BosroN, Nov 3.-Thc journal saws: "a
mercial traveller from Brooklyn, represe,,;n.
large firm in that city, was in Salem TO-DAY -
ing to bet $4,000 that Blaine would be Co..
lie said lie had been in Boston three days ,rr'S-
to place the money for the firm. but be d,as
succeed. lie offered this morning to give any not
Iloo who would produce man to bet wifn' h,.o hso
tie would take two -, 900 BETS He said bs I'm I'm:
no doubt of New-YOrk going for Blaine. NC ">e
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
THE ILLINOIS PRIESTS FOR BLAINE

IKIDINE.T
CHICAGO, Nov. Sat retreat held in this OH.
last August, seventythree out of eghty-one ursst:
of the Roman Catholic Church voted for RAM.
the other eight were more neutral OF the on,
priests in this arch diocese l73 are for Plain.
Seven-eigbths OF the priests in Illinois are in far
of his election. W
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
. rxAMINE rnE nAILors cNRErULLY.

number OF ballots have been issued for Republican
electors Of President and Vcepresident. properly i'll
dor,ed President No - and in all respects regular cx-
ce that last letters ot of the names have been
cut of These ballots viated To those names.
Voter, should carefully examine their ballots inside and
out and that they are in all respects correct
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
KANSAS SOLID FOR BLAINE
IBr TELEGRAPH 10 THg TRIBUNE.

LAWRENCE, Kas., Nov. 3.--The weatbe,
bad here to-day. drizzling rain falling II 1, "s
hight' however A heavy vote IL ev,...e.
tomorrow Bets today were even !"
Blaine receiving 10000 majority in this state
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
IMtLY AhYioh fn0M na MANAhfnNh

in resent interview with u iRiBpAt fenoN'
So lhe hef. nf hpper, O. haeArlhHfr vi thn calvary
baptist rhHlrh, said. no maa Whp has slNApA aean't
personal parity, aganst the nehlesl insllHes e lha'-
huu asa.nst lha hghest Interests ~ w1manh0pd, can
he Lnuud with tho highest promotion ln the gt n ihe
American people. Every husband anh iaihnr, every
brother and called utter thuir voice and u cast
their baluts Ia favor nI th0puity OF home and the glory
of WOmanhuud. Ia all Hli Go to the polls; do your
duty citizens OF the Amanan kepubc, hors oi the
heavenly kingdom"
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
B1RNU.N AGAINST IRISii-nEN.
,yv rr,rcR,Pu TO THE TRIBUNE

HARTFORD. Nov. "a letter from North oan",n
saws: "The Chairman Of the National beinooi"''o
Committee William II. Barnum, attendea o""."o
AT North Canaan TO defeat the Irish c"nd'o"'o '''
Representative"
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

,ors gous,' ,Thcy're going right I answrrca' wv, WV
what ia rghti asked The seeker TO, T"'s rc. d"",
swered" said pr Gordon, "IVc been a,pu'u n, ar.
among them, and 1 haven't found any pnt wh"' "'o
strongly In favor of blaine,"
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-For New-England'
fair weather. slight IN temperature, lower barometer
southwestery winds shifting to easterly.
For the Middle Atlantic states, Increasing ooudines%
followed by local rains. winds generally from east"
south lower barometer slight rise IN temperature
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
pUvoRED RIOT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
,rxrv ,,vrs SAID TO HAVE BEEN Losr-coN-
fpy TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRIBuNs.'

TWENTY LIVES SAID TO HAVE BEEN Losi-ooN'
FIICriNG RACES.
fny TELEGRAPH 10 THE tribunal
CoLUMBIA s. c.. Nov. 3.-Reports nave re"'"o"
this city that terrible riot has occurred ne'"eon
the whites and blacks i'll Seneca CltS' SCUM al
,;na ON tho Airline road, the rumor places the
,rnhor os k,l,ed at twenty II will be late-beiore
otos can he received "a TO correctness OF report.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
LAST WORDS OF A HERO woRsHIPPER.

Among the many letters received by Mr..
Blaine during his stay Ia ts city the following,
which hns especial significance at this tino which Is
printed with the writer's perIaission ,
Hon James n. Binins.
MY DEAR SIR: only once have seen you ana my
brother August never did. for he did not live ~ march
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov Al a. m.-rhe mo'emsn' -
the barometer yesterday was upward ana .A'l ~.
ward Clear weather gave place at night to couas ~
,e,,nerature ranged between 100 and 500 the avess
Gso, being i7.o higher than on the corresponding W
last year and 40 lower than on sunday .. =. -
Cloydy weather and light rain may be expected w.
I'm this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
ONE ,aNIsTEg.s OBSERVATIONS.

IA reportc-I think possibly he was from
the camp OF our Friends the Enemy -approached me-
esid the Rev Gordon of Manhasset L. L. yesterday.
Nx NxTKIBUsEreporter, and asked How are the minis
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
HOURS; Morning. Night

sps a.rrsu shows bSomees ,srstiens this sfy rs
81 nrhs The p,rpendicu hn s,e d,ons cuns ,ol w
ndusht The irregular ~hite pe fepresht. ne
by the msury during those hos The broken or deso
trnpsTs.sre iD14ea<so ~ ens
q phaGmiey, tle BrosdrAy
New-York tribune., 1884-11-04
MAUD g. TO TRY TO BEAT HER RECORD.

LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. Sat trial heat at
tho Fair Grounds this afternoon Maud trotted mile
In 2l3L II all the conditions favorable Thursday,
she will then trot ~ lower her record.
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Drawer 3, Atlanta Gpnroio NJ " natsi zen
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blankets on the sidewalk readv RI ra.
ttEIoetne enid IN case she let 90, now
TTlew thelr life preservers" one side.
r nneIe was JOY on the block, and for the
remainder of the night the child's mar
cce!ous escape furnished topic of talk
Tor the neighborhood.
Llttle Christina seemed the least dis
posed TO treat her great feat with any
seriousness. She grew morose and re-
FUSED TO answer the thousand questions
put to her by the roomful of people
When the excitement had subsidized an
examination of the window was made
IL was seen that the child bv lowering
herself feet first could just yet foothol3
ON the Intel of the window underneath
In TINS manner she got purchase chat
sustained her weight, and by cliuginU
TO the window sill she kent herself
from falling. The little one, enough shG
easily reached this position, could not
nave got back without assistance. II
she had once looked down upon the
excited multitude below, or was com
PEELED to remain Il minute longer i'm her
Penlous position, there is Little doubi
Inat she would have let go her hold
Yesterday when questioned by a Herald
reporter CHRISTINA said that she wanted
to get out and found the door locked,
Sho sad she was HlIalu % remain alone
IN the room and was going TO call her
granny out Of the window,
Mrs. Murphy was Frustrated all dav
Yesterday. She said il WINS fhn lo,t
tune any Of the children would be per-
ihltted 10 remain IL nome alone.
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DALLAS NEWS.
PROGRAMME OF RACES TO-DAY
The differing oratorio SpangIed with
Jewels of the Orient-A Few
Lower Notes-A Chicken
Thief - A Witness.


Under the auspices of the Gents Driv-
og club, Thursday, August 7, 1884. at
Nd fair grounds.
First Race-One-fourth mile dash run.
inc: Bob Laws enters b. g. Ed; Sim
Hoas enters g. G. Dick.
second Race-Pony pacing race, mile
ats, in 3, George King enters S. q.
INV; j. w. Green enters b. g. Crawfis6
l Brownlee enters b Q. Mac.
Third Race-Mile heats; 3 in 4
he for all, go-as-you-please; McCul-
ugh enters &. m. Daisie; A Cain enters
NJ Clarence II; j. II. Green enters r.
/, lrkansaw Traveller.
Fourth Race-Three-minute class.
mile heats, . in 3; Mccullough
mters. 6. Sruggler; Simmons enters
I'm Fly.
Eh Race Running, one-half mile
hd' Mccormick enters b. q. George;
ECullOugh enters b. &. Unknown. 9
Sixth, Mule Race-One-fourth mile
| iBh II Keller enters z. m. Babe; Sim
lus enters b. IN. Frenchy.
N3ssrs. Padgitt Brothers offer to the
|flDer Of the pacing race one line set of
ness, and a move is on foot TO make
lerchants purse for the free for all,
lit is hoped that such will be the case.
sabove programme should call out
IbyerS of the track and secure large
Enhance.
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The North Texas Real Estate Journal

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bis beautiful oratorio was repeated
IN last evening to very large and
|ionable audience who were enthu-
pic enough to inspire the actors with
h zeal and give now impetus to
Misses Helm and Murphy's appear
l. upon the stage was the signal for
ovation that must have gladdened
BIZ hearts, and they richly deserved
praise so freely bestowed. Messrs.
|lg, Huntington and Hewett acted
part Of King, jew and Prince 10
Election, and also scored new tri-
phs in their role as singers. Miss
|am, ms on the preceding night.
Nd the audience spell-bound by
y wOphesy, and the REMAINING
|Ahet were admirable in the parts
signed to them,
Too much cannot be said of the bean
|hl Median maidens in their flower
|lnce, The Jewish boys and grand
|humlhal march with it's gorgeous
|hgeaniry, and senic effect.
The chorus, sang with ring and
|NG that surprised the audience.
|ThNe who have not been fortunate
|nough to hear this beautiful operetta
lh. has been so faithfully produced bv
|Dl Will Watkin should embrace the
! tOpportunity to hear IL this evening,
i this is positively the last night, and
"A romise a rare treat to those who are
FUnate enough to attend.
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Two Beautiful women.

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A STREET SCENE.

limbs S"'n's Out ola Firth-story Win.
NM ~" To CAN Her "Granny."
|,W Ocr efpersons called yesterday
WI. Hm' Murphy, of No. go West
u'td street, to see her little
u''u' Christina Collins, who mi.
NM ~s'y escaped death last Saturday
MY TS published in Yesterdays
|Ont ane Murphy family occupies
pemp,artinent on the NTH floor OF
Wsht building at the above adj
|cbiII> murphy was alone with the
foon ~ Years old, all Saturday
BOOM, rue little one played about
In" until exhausted, aud then
6ss, herself upon the lounge, was
Slo, asleep. While The child
'Iht Vvp'ng the grandmother
|runi, nHe would improve the
|fv stS Nv going 10 The
15r ' a,1 ior some tea. she locked
Ia n wu started out. Mrs. Murnhy
|@cE ickly to the store, and was
III the neighborhood of her
Vie y sue approached the place n
le MN, IN Presented that made her
|icorr 'I, fright. Away up on the
her anahging from the window
Ter ,uolSoms, she boheld her grand
.tec2, whlle over 500 people stsod In
ID abSnn,0outing to the little one sus.
lent bny tainted and fell to the
.|en rena n y swoon. 4 number of
/ beevroSnized tho woman and ran
/ n her She had the kew of her
4 Il Ibu nv, haand and this was quickly
sy W The onlookers. Policemen
S,.9t the Thirth.seyenti,
',dSti99n, happened To he
Hhed u,uring the eScitement
. i6re W tho stairs until tho roam
ykGt ~ nnnrphy's was reached. liz
~ w w. break tho door in When
or"" | y, handed to him. 4 mo-
Tho I r q pair of strong hanls
tbed' lnr limbs OF tho llItlo one
as liS Vn 70 the window an. The
txnrn',.'l into The room om ,
s belo,,so, Of relief from i The
NV a few mon who hold
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N~Iuay Sheriff Smith arrested and
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h S wanted as u witness 10 testify on
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lllOreA Chlcken Thicf Cnntured.

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constant uso by the public for |
ATTY years, and is moro popular |
to-day than ever before. Buy |
rome but M. A. Thedford & Co.'s }
original and genuine, manufac- |
'Hred by the Chattanooga bIedi-
Inc Co., Mt Chattanooga, Tenn. |
very package enclosed In Vel.
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