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River Division.

River Division.
Milwaukee & Chicago Ex. /.
Milwaukee & Chicago Elk /.
La Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
Island & st. Louis Elk. :.
La Crosse Passenger.
Iowa & MINI. Division.
Mason City Il Davenport Elk.
Calmar Accommodation i.
MarshalltOwn d Des Molnes
Express. ...........
Hastings & Dakota Div.
Milbank Eek.
Aberdeen & Mitchell Ex.
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Twin Foes TO Life
"A Thorough Puruative

medicine issshe first necessity for cure.
Then the cathartic effect must be MAN.
tanned, in mild degree, just sufficient
to prevent u recurrence of costiyeness,
and at the same time the liver, kidneys
and stomach must be stimulated and
StrenGthened
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Among The Commission Men.

Receipts and shipments of grain, live stock,
produce, merchandise, etc, for the "A
hours ending July IL, 1884:
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CORN, OATS AND poBK-CHIoAGo.
Cora. Oats. Pork.
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

asked mo sales. .OGeged SEX. Il
coup. SEX. div. lex. int.
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BUSINESS HOUSES.
LEADING BUSINESS MEN
ST. PAUL, MINI
BUSINESS HOUSES.

E. P. BAssyoRD, Boom 90, GilAlI.u b,oot
II. s. TRZHxRsz, q. g., 10 Gilfllan bloek.
A. D. HINsDALE, Presley block.
A. n. RADcLIF7, Manufacturer bloch.
WALTER STEVENSON, Davidson block, Roo,.,
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witt Swing Around the Circtc,

New ionH, August 3l.-Generl Butler
lett here at =. N: this evening on an ex-
tended tour through the Northwestern
States via the, New York Central and
Michigan Central roads. lie will arrive at
Detroit NJ $50 p. NJ. Monday, and will
speak there in the evening. On Tuesday
he will speak 1T Grattti Rapids in the after
noon, and ut Muskeson in the evening.
From alus&cson he will 90 to Chicago
I" deliver an address ut the lake front
" Wednesday evening. Leaving Chicago
Thursday morning he will reach Mime
aIpolls Friday and deliver the address at
the State iaif of Minnesota, and OH Satur-
''ay will speak ut Mortified. On Monday
evening September S, he will speak at Des
:tlolnes, Ia, Tuesday ut .Omal,u,< Nch:,
We'd nesaay nj Topeka, kansas.f Return.
'nsAe will probably deliver addresses at
SSar'ons places along the route, reaching
New York about Scptcmbcrl5th.
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LONDON, August 3l.--Ferry, replying to
II note sen, t,d' ,him hi BY Granville since the
bombarlmcnt Of Foo Chow, renewed his
assurance that France desires 10 limit her
n2cr tons tothose Of the. fleet, 1t is re-
ported Ferry has instructed patenotrc, the
French Minister to China. to resume
negotiations ut Pckin, pending the result
OF which CourLet will remain ut anchorage
OF tho isle OF Mla.son. Should patrenutre
fail in Tthe resumption OF negotiations,
Courhet is left with absolute freedom TO
act as lie considers circumstance warrant.
In ciattcr ease j: is expected that Colr-
bet will sattack Canton. The consular
body ut Shanghai, through the; French
consul, las been assured that Shnnglmiwill
not be attacked. q ~ 4, + 81 =
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Progress Of the Cholera,

.=lAApmn, August 81. Vessels iron,
Italian ports possessing clean bills o.
health are subjected to Il quarantine OF ter
days upon arriving at Spanish ports, ant
Ethosc with unclcan bills to fifteen days
quarantine. =
PARIS, August 3l.-Tlicrc have. beer
two deaths from cholera at Toulon since
last night. During the twenty-ionr hour
ended ut S:.l0 =. NJ. there were nine death.
from cholera ut Alarseillcs. In the south
crn departments OF France, during the
twenty-iour hours ended tonight, The
deaths from cholera were retwcnty-threc.
RoMr; August 3l.-In the various prov
inces Of Italy the cholera bulletins for t,,
twenty.fpur hours ended tonight Shove,
sixty new. cases and thirty.one deaths. a
La Spezia. there were thirty.thrce ircsl
cases and seventeen dcaths.7%i Is,
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CACERES ATTACK on LIMA,

| r. - b Fl
Prisoners and Arms Cnpturcd-aIcasures
Taken by the Governments. sEE-4
LIMA, August Silvia Galyeston-The
lcttcrspatent Of Don Raicl DancvarsasC Con.
sui General Of Holland, have been can.
ccllcd blythe Government. - 2E.Sf
The officer who was in command oi the
prison when il was attacked and taken by
Cacercs' followers, and about twenty 20.
iitical prisoners liberated, has been ~.
rested. Part OF the Cajamarca battalion
went out OH the 18th inst. and returned.
with more prisoners. l,s;
a man named Manne| Portal who was
udergolnga Il sentence Of fifteen years i'm.
prisonment for homicide, was struck bv II
stray ball during the fight on the 9th and
killed. Filty.scvcn rifles taken from the
enemy III the tower Of San Pedro Church,
together with l,Sll cartridges, have becl,,
delivered TO the sub-prciccturc. Fou,
boxes OF ammunition were Yesterday taken
from house in Mantcg,liiu Dcboza. and
one box from n house in Calle de pondc,
The number Of prisoners now amounts to
over 800 and includes; seventy chiefs and
officers. i i
\ decree has Hcen Issued that all arms
and munitions OF war shall be given M ia
The government under the" penalty OF Il
fine at the discretion Of the authorities
the am 1unt Of the fine to go to the in
former; that att who may havca Caceris,
in .hs'inJ, sick or otherwise, shall give
notice Of such fact to the authorities; TINT
those who have been ordered to quit The
country must do so within three days, ani
that all who shall have appeared in publ,
places with arms without leave OF the GOV.
crnmcnt, will be treated us montonero.
and punished Nccortin. to military law
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NEW ionK, August 3l.-Ihe Empire
Laundry Association started this morning
from the foot oi West Eleventh street, OH
the barge Union for Linden Grove, near
Elm Park, OIL Staten Island. On the trip
""e OF tho cxcursiouists attempted to steal
= sandwich, from the bar, when the bar
Keeper struck him with,a club. The crowd
then ponncrl upon the bar.ltccper, tbcat.
~: him To death with glasses, pitchers and
", whatever else they could lay hands on.
The barge was brought to n standstill and
ihc captain sent II man ashore to notify
the police OF the murder. The police
However, took no action aud tho barge re.
turned to New York. After killing the
Dar.kecpcr the party guttcd the bar, and
il was reported by a man who came ashore
..lha, the lower deck oi the barge looked
like a slaughter pen, us all.wcre fighting
trrrihlvn ,E';,E, ,.sf ~ -
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4 CoRUiSroSpENr OF the Cincinnati En-.
qaiNr, writing from Baltimore, says "that
many recognized ric! Democrats would
mol sled briny tears if Cleveland should
ct licked; that they believe the clccti, II
NJ Blaine will be the Inauguration Of BET.
inr times" Onre in a while onr able Gin.
cinnati contemporary is 4 really good Re
publican paper. -
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IT seems That \. willis WILSON iail.

IT seems that T.. Willis Wilson fairly
ontlid himself ut Nlartinsburg Frida,
night. lie worked himself into Il tint
frenzy. "Nlean, low, sinking, dirty Radi
'als" may be Il very. delicate phrase to Mr.
Wilson, but honest thinking Democrat,
will reraliate such language. Mr.. Elkins
seems to have worried Wilson in somc
way, orin ono OF lisspasms he declared
that ii he had Il tdg;that would go neal
him he would cut his head or" Mr.
Wilson is not only becoming more disgust
ing but childish in his iniantilc remarks.
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NEWS IN Dl,IEE.

= # .E : - H. y b
A fire destroyedthrce groceries in Cairo,
H.; loss $4,000. 81; !,
r During August The public debt was de-
creased about S9,000,0 700. 4 it.5
The Pleasant House, Old Orchard, Me-;
was destroyed by fire; loss, $4,000.
An incendiary fire destroyed 4 block OF
buildings in Atchison, Kan. Loss, $4,000.
The indianapolis Sentinel, defendant in
the Blaine, libel suit, has dcmurred TO the
petition. 'i.'s,!}' q. 2!
Senator Harrison thinks Indiana will
give six to seven thousand Republican
majority. (. fl5yf', +. ..g
The Marshal! Car Wheel and Foundry
Works, Galveston, Texas, was destroyed
by fire. Loss, $l.OoO0
The receipts Of cotton at Memphis for
the year ending August 50 were 45O,O77
bales, valued Mt s23, 3,COO, 900. y
Senator Plumb, says the Republican
majority i'll Kansas will be fully 10000, in
spite OF the st. John movement.
One mai, was killed and another serious.
ly injured by the explosion OF gas cham.
her ut the Alice Furnace, Birmingham,
Ala. 5t.ns ~ I
General Fremont declined to speak at
the New York Grecnback meeting, and
declared his adherence TO the Republican
party. 4 + s'{ Il - ~ { 4. g n
7 A freight train OH tho New York Central
jumped the track near Newark, Nj. John
Casey. fireman, was buried beneath forty
loaded cars. y, ri t;;5:. 80 &
a canvass Of passengers on a New York
Central train, passing from Utica to:Schc.
nectady, for Presidential preferences, re.
suited: Blaine, l52; Cleveland, 10. n
Testimony shows flat Captain Lewis, oi
the schooner Julia Baker, was poisoned by
the steward and mate, and that the crew
were not parties to thecriine. i;s2 ;,5
AbF:!lom l'owser, one OF the Murray.
vile, Pa, gus well rioters, was con nvictctl
OF murder in the second degree and,scn.
fenced to ten years in the Western Peni-
Tertiary. }l5'Ei5 :.sljj;;ssj@
a passenger train on tile C.& M. Rail
Wayw'ls wrecked near Cambridge, O., and
tie express messenger, Frank N. Lybar-
ger; Killed. Others We're batly hurt. Is. z
The steamer City Of Merida burned in
tho harbor ut Havana with her entire
cargo, 400 bales OF hemp, $4,000 in sill
yer, ol2 bales OF tobacco and 5;,7 bags OF
sugar. AZ !fs sIfaas
The Coroner's jury in the case oithc vic.
tins OF the Grccnback Mine disaster cen.
sured tfc Reading Railroad Company for
negligence. The heirs Of the victims will
suc,for damages. ~ :f.,.t555 Ia, 49,, 3:sl..
Louisiana planters favorable to the cleo.
ton OF blaine and Logan met in conyct1.
tion and organized the Conservative Re.
publican party. Candidates for Congress
will be nominated in different districts o
the State. 4 j
An order was Issued from the Treasury
Department, prohibiting the importation
OF rags from any port, under any .prctext
for q period Of ninety days, i'll order tt
a%oid al possibility Of the introduction O.
cholera through rags, &
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Army Of West Virginia Reunion,

NALrlMonr, Mn, August 3l.-Thc So
cicty Of the Army OF West Virginia will
hold its eighth annual reunion ut Cunbcr-
land, Md, September Cd, Sd and ,.h.
Brisadicr.Gcncral George Crook is prcsi-
dent. Generals T. II. Sheridan, Mel Clcllan,
Rosccrans and other distinguished officers,
the several commanders OF the Army OF
West Virginia and other officers, including
ex.rrcsident Hayes, have been invited.
During tho reunion the Society will visit
the battle fields around Winchester, Nir.
gini., and the Valley. I. 4 r I;
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TuAT old Republican war horse, Han.
uihal llamlin, is making telling speeches
in Maine. The other day he uttered this
truism: "Iiy you could traverse the cont.
ncnt of Europe rs | have and see the labor.
ersthere, you would say that VIC are all
soyereisns here. Still we want TO iurthe,
elevate labor here, and in about eight
years the Democrats will begin to.appre-
ria'e the Importance OF this and catch up
with the position the Republican party
now occupies OH that Question"
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G,lurtllngtl,c Cur,

WAnsAw, August 3l.-Five hundred
secret police have arrived from st. Peters.
burg to guard against attacks upon the
Gar. During his visit the Car will be
here from September 9th until the 9th,
when he will 50 to Skernieoc. lie will
sojourn there until the 10Th and then
spend the time hunting, 5 ri
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-------SS !.
Z Convicted Murderer Escuf,cs,

Plrrsnrncn. Pa, August 3l.-Thc Posts
Johnstown, Pa, special says: Mickey
Smith, convicted OF tile murder OF "pcg
Leg Murray, near Gallatinc, Il year ago,
escaped from, the Cambria county jail lust
night by saving the lock Off his door.
Smith was under sentence oi death and
was to have been cXccutcd Sent, %,
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4 Ind Gang I)isDcrsc,'

ST. Louis, August 3l.-Wiilc aiSherifr
and posse wero attempting to arrest thieves
near coltcrvillc, Mo-, Friday Iast,S tlicy
were fred upon by thieves and tic Sher.
IFS party returned the fire and killed ono
OF the thieves. Tho others escaped }Tho
men were strangers, and Ind been tliro,ivI,
q greater part OF the county wifi n twn.
horse wagon, and had robbed Il number Of
farmers Considerable stolen 'Dropertv 4,
was found in their wagon. -, ~ :. y, y
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TIN Republicans OF Marshall county
holl Il ronsins meeting ut Cameron on
Saturday. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
Masshall is one OF the sure Republican
counties Of the State and nothing can
shake her confidence in the party.
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Trouble ut Coal Centre.

Prrsnvrcll, August 3l.-Thc Dispotchs
Coal Centre, Pa., special says: Tomorrow
Sheriff Chambers will read the riot act to
the striking miners and order them to
break camp and return TO their homes.
The men are not disposed to obey and
trouble is expected. Nothing Of import
uncc iranspircl to.dny. ~. Z 1. !! ~.
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E--I---- -''-- u % ) ( y
WhixkY. Innl Nc.rstullisllci]

C'SclSSAr,, August G.-Lnie last night
The last name was sccurcdl to- I'M agree.
ment twhichrc.establishesthe wliiskypoo!. !.
Under the new agreement, which goes
>1so effect tomorrow, and will be i'll force
pc year, the distillers will not be; per-
ti"isted to 90 beyond 10 percent Of their
'capseiy, the houses not running scllin.
ihe'r capacity to the pool at Il stipulated
pr're. No member is permitted to buy
anothcrs running capacity. The pool has
been sealed down from $1,000 TO 81, 900
barrels. The election OF officers will be
attended TO at meeting TO be called soon.
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Political Riot mt IittslIt,r.l,,

Fs77snrHcn, August 3o.---;ln a apolitical
: riot tonight between the junior Rcpnbli'
cans and Democrats, three boys were
slightly injured by being hit with bricks
ami Policeman Rysenblatt, who arrested
one OF the participants was stabbed In ny
back. The riot was quclled before II
reached serious PROPORTIONS y. =
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Tl,ry,Ny',,,,t l1luu,l.

PANS, August Sl.-Tlte delegates of the
Extreme Lett will hold an audience with
Grcvy tomorrow and demand that he
convoke tho Chambers 10 declare war
against China. Should Grcvy refuse 10
0ccedc, the Left willappcal to.the country,
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AFTER II hasty tour Of Europe and Il
superficial examination Of continental in
Atu,iunS, Senator Camden concludes that
Cleveland will carry West Virginia.
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"rrSFoy isa liked fact in the Third dis
trici," is the way one OF the most acute
statesmen Of Charleston writes TO Il "cutcr"'
one IN this city. The Charleston man hes
n ,nOI nose, '-.l. aH- Ar 'NEEs II
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Ensign Capchnrt Fully Recovered.

WASHINGTON, August 80. .-Ensign /. j..
Capehart, United States Navy, who was
taken sick with yellow fever at Key West,
having fully recovered, has been ordered
TO join the United States steamer Galena,
Ut Portsmouth, n. II. -
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To Grover Clcveland-Look here, isn't
il jus. Il little rough on my wife to ask me
to apologize for that llalpin AFFAIR."
2aaataa t. N~i,iris. .s5
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llrSnmcES opened the campaign in In
diana Saturday night. Ills speech was n
plea FOR u el.anse. Same oil cry. Hungry
and thirsty for Offices und,,m
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Co... rHNSH JAMES, the genllemanly
ba,pli, Of Missouri, is to be one OF the at
fractions al the iair TO be held Mt NIobcrly
nest week. u
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To W. II. Imnuin-liefore come in !
would like to know,what ex-senator Davis
"an,ird." may want to swell ita little.
u y. fdnnirn. ua,-o, .4.@ d.. nr
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Tnrprojcctors OF the new railroad across
,hc State from Grafton to Charleston evi.
leu,Iy Iayc no fear of Windy Wilson's
rl1rtiOn. 10,
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SlIERMAN'S SPEECH.
GREAT ErroRr or THE SENATOR
At Ashland, Ohto-lis Gives Ills ltcnsous
for the Faith That IL In iiim,-Why
the Republican Party Should Do
Stiil Continued In Power,

| ASHLAND, o., August 30.-Senator Shcr
man addressed large Republican meeting
this afternoon. In his speech he said
Now, fellow citizens, | have believed since
the organization OF the Republican party
in 1851 that this party has more completely
than any other party since the formation
OF the government performed the functions
and duties OF our National Government
and, that, from It's principles, aims and
tendencies, It is still better fitted than any
other party to govern this country in tho
future, AMI, therefore, that il ought to be
continued in office by the people OF the
United States. II I nm right in this then
Blaine and Logan should receive our votcc.
My duty is done when ! giyo you the
reasons for the faith that is in inc, without
any arraisnmcnt OF the patriotism, con
duct or character OF any other parties or
candidates. gE'tfsTl iSi = (, 2.
The Republican party, rs you know, was
formed blythe fusion Of elements OF the old
parties with Il view TO resist the extension
and spread Of slavery, not only over the
Western territory, but into the free States
us well. Doctrines were advocated by the
Democratic party that would have carried
slavery at the will OF any slaye,olderin,o
every State and territory in tho United
States. They held that slaves were prop
crty, and as such must be protected every
where. The issue came, whcthcrthis coun-
try was to be MI free or all slave. This
was thirty years ago. But fcw0f'tlnis aud
icncc mingled in this early strife! The Re-
publican party was the organization by
which the people broke the political power
OF slavery in the election OF Abraham Lin
coin. No one ever among our Democratic
adversarics will now question the vital i'm
portance and wisdom OF the struggle for
human liberty. And yet, when the colt
test was going on, how bittcrnnd stubborn
was the strife even here in Ashland. /
can remember things printed and said even
here in opposition to the Republican par
ty, t!mtthe authors w0uidnot think it Kind
in me to read now. Let by-soncs be by
u0npS -.H..s 1a.@s 'H l..
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Ght q'stellige}t'ttt'ie'j,'|:. Il
,;tl.soy Is making Il mourniul farewell
to,r thntasl. il,c Sboestring district.
Coon crops mAke good Republican ma
;od,ies, md that's the kind OF II year this

TuG progress Of Clevclandisln in New
England is certainly not encouraging even
M pason lHecler. E
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| 7. z Z 4 .
men. At unother tiine while brae,iny an
tae many wonderful things he Gad done
Wmle IN the Legislature, the mention Of
sIe name OF Maxwell by some one In the
crowd caused him 10 break forth In n
s'orlh 9laDs!seo on poor Maxwell. You would
:!nve shousht that he was some South Sen
Islander Wilson got SO wild That he
never lonnd his way back to tho point
wnere he left oil when lie started OH his
mission 81 abuse OF Judge Maxwell. When
introduced he had an audience OF sever, or
eight hundred, yet byaetualc count lc did moi
have one hundred listeners when he closed
his ilaranguc. lie claimcd in his sneccL
TINT he had once talked n bill to death.
Whether hc did or not, It is true TINT hc
talked his audience to pieces on last niuht,
After, his speech IN the afternoon some
friend Of his told him OF the manner In
which he Ind abused Judge Flick. This
must havo rilel him, for at night ho made
another assault OH Mr.. Flick, which, II
anything, was more abusive than before.
Take his speech rs a whole Il was Il
grand affair to rally the Republicans TO
their ticket, both National, State aud couu.
~. II Chairman Leonard will send him
buck here to make speech the night be.
lore election the Republicans will pay his
expenses. 81, = r..
u rAuLHSER's SPEECH.
Hon. L. boyd Faulkner made the clos.
ing speech. Heavens! what n treat to rct
from the mirc and filth in which Wilson
had lead his audience TO tho pure atn,os.
pherc OF reason and sound argument. Mr..
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r.--.-lTl.-, - - II ~.
Itumored Declaration OF War

is"'nored 'l',Lt Declaration OF War.
y I. 8pAnls, pl!A>1nl, Ausnst3l.- The Temps, Shanghai
correspondent saysfEit is ,rlmo,red that
China has formally declared war against
France and notified Japan, 81 .,' :
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Mr.. WILSON AGAIN.
Correspondence ejthe MtcRiyenc4.

After marching through town the pro-
cession haltedin front OF handsomely
decorated stand in tlciSquare from which,
after music by the band, another wind
storm arose. Mr.. Wilson was the first
speaker, and in a speech Of over two
hours he rchashcd his speccl, delivered in
the afternoon in the court house. II any
thing it was more vile and disgusting.
lie claimed that the" ."mcan, low, Sinking,
dirty radicals" Mt Chicago had made Il
meaningless platform, though the plank
on regulating interstate commerce suited
him, and upon the principles there cnun-
ciated he had always stood, though the
'stinking, mcun radicals condemned him
for his course in tho Legislature for tryin:
to prevent railroads from robbins our
people by extortionatc rates. Said he !:
"1'hcy claim am Communist, a dcma-
gosue. Let inc say to them all TINT they
are collectively and individually li..rs. !
am. no enemy to railroads. Gentlemcn,
don't understand mo 10 crawiish. stand
by my record. / have never done any.
thing in my official life TINT Lam sorry
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rs While in one Of his mad breaks some
one in the crowd cried lirralt for
Maxwell. Stoppingsuddcnly he exclaimed
'shut up you blackguanls y Quite u num-
ber. OF ladies were sitting near and am
sure thoy. formed Il most exalted opinion
OF the man who aspires to be Governor Of
respectable people with ladies' and gentle