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yersity of Pennsylvania, will agree 70 forfeit
$500 for a case of this kind the
viii not cure. Price $50 a bottle: four times II;
quantity, $. Sent to any address co fidsntiai
II. in private name if desired, BY A E. AINTIE
u. D., II Kearny street Cal,
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
Will be sent to any one applying BY letter state
ing symptor S, sex n age. strict secrecy II
regard to business Transactions
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man was 'poesuming when he pre-
tended to take no interest In the
great political struggle 1t hand. Ac>
cordingly scheme was devised last
evening whereby Governor Routt
was captured and taken into camp in
grand style. Mr.. Gus Magee. the
tall, robust city editor Of the Times,
a:ured himself in Wild western garb
aid sauEtered carelessIy up to Gov
erncr Routt, who vas seated in the
lobby ot the Grand Pacific, apart
from the crowd.
.sPurty big herd on 'em herr? :"
said Mr.. Magee, Stimulating the
veTnacu.ar of the ranch.
Governor Routt nodded assent and
remarked that the eyes of the coun.
try were now fixed upon Chicago.
WAL, I s'poee So" said MI.
Magee, but I don't take no stock in
politics. I'm q herder, and If l
make y roundup at the polls once
every four years for the Republican
party. calculate I'm doin' my
duty" :,
II. too, am q herder," said
Governor Routt, but l never let
that interfere with my veneiatlon
for, and services in behalf Of the
grand old Republican party. At the
present moment l aM here In Chi
cago. ostensibly to attend a stock
mems convention. but really to wit
ne>s the over.hadOwiDg- National
Republican Convention, and give
the politicians the benefit Of my
advice. What care I at such q time
for mavericks, for the wild, I'M
trammeIed steer, for the d0cile heifer.
or for the innocent and playful calf?
It shall never be said that in tue
hour of his country's peril John L.
Routt neglected the cause OF patriot
ism for-but. why do you giggle,
And Mr.. MaRee was. unmistaka-
bly,, eiggliDg. He could not help it.
rhe success Of his scbe me to entrap
the shrewd Colorado statesman 80
elated him that he could not sup
press bis mirtb, and so from . quiet
giggling he passed by natural and
stages into q voclferous laugh.
Routt regarded him in
client establishment. until finally
Magee had the goodness to ex-
plain the joke and establish his
identity.
For heavens sake, don't say any
thing about it in the papers," pleaded
Routt. bring all the
b ,ys around and we'll open wine and
talk politics q whole day, but don't
give this thing away IN the papers!
It would break me all up in Colo
rado!"
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Seasides Exchanged.
GlbeTss opp.b U U d OMasSmc Temple
Notice to Co-Owner.
To Robert Green and John Clarity, or their as
signs: You are hereby notified that the under
signed has expended one hundred dollars $500
in labor and Improvements upon the Gabber
Loony lode mining claim, situated in Summit
Valley Mining District. silver Bow County.
Montana, as will ap ear by the records of Sill
yer Bow county, in order to hold said premises
under the provisions OF Section 1924 Revised
Statutes Of the United States, being the
amount required to hold the same for the year
1888, and if within ninety days from the Ser.
Vice of this n tice or from the publication of
said notice you fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion Of said expenditure together with
Interests and costs. as co owners, your interest
in said claim will become the property of the
subscriber, under said section 1924.
DENNIS O'DONNELL.
Butte. Montana: March IS 1874. 10 sod
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He Was a aerder.
lChicago News.l

lChicago News.l
Governor John l.. ROutt of Colo
RADIO had baffied all the newspaper
reporters until last ev ming he was
circumvented by an ingenious trick.
Ever since his arrival in Chicago
last Friday he has protested that he
came here for the sole purpose of at
tending a western stockmen's con-
%vention, and whenever a reporter ap>
preached him he declined to say a
word about political matters, but ex-
pressed a desire to talk about Texas
steers, Durham heifers, and ranch
topics generally. 1t did not particu-
larly interest the newspaper men to
hear about such things at this time.
and moreover they were satisfied
that the willy little Colorado states
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DR.. Spinney,
NO. IL R ST.

Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases
You've MEN who may be suffering from the
effects Of youthful tollles or indtscret1on WILL 90
well to avail themselves of this, the .grea est
boon ever laid at the altar of suffering human.
t.. DR.. SPISSEY will guarantee to forfeit $5O
for every case of seminal weakness OF prlvate
diseases OF any kind or character which he un'
dertaSesa and fails 10 cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN. There are many at the
age of thirty to sixty VINO are troubled with 700
frequent evacuation of the bladder, Often &C.
companied by a slight smarting or burning sen
sation, and a weakening of the system IN q
manner the patient cannot account for. On ex
aiming the urinary deposit, a ropy sediment
will oflen be found, and sometimes small part.
cles Of albumep will appear, or the color will
be of a thin milkish hue, again changing 10 a
dark and torpid appearance. There are many
men who die OF this difficulty ignorant OF the
cause, which is the second stage OF seminal
weakness. Dr.. S. will guarantee q perfect cure
in all such cases. and a healthy rest ration Of
the genito-urinary organs:
Office hours-10 to 4 M 6 to 8. Sundays nom
10 to II q. m. Consultation free. Thorough ex-
animation and advice S..
Call on or address,
DIR. SPINNEY s. CO.,
No. II Kearney street,
410Ld&Wl7 San Francisco. Cal.
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Notice to

Notice to CO-Owner.
To Harvey McKinstry, his heirs or assigns:
You are hereby notified that !, your cO-Owne
have, In accordance with the provisions of sec.
ton 1924, Revised Statutes Of the Unite l States.
expended In labor and Improvements upon the
Summit quartz lode mining claim, situated in
jefferson county, NJ. T., for the years ending
December 3lst, 1882 and 1888, the sum Of 200 o.;
and you are hereby further notified that unless
you contribute or cause to te contributed your
proportion Of said expeditnre. together with in
terest and costs. within $50 days from the date
Of this notice, all your right, title. interest and
claim In and to the aDoye described quartz lode
mining claim will become the property of the
undersigned, your co-Owner, who has made the
required expenditure.
ANDREW JOHNSTON.
Boulder. M. T.. March %. 1884. 3 % d9Ot
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sALEI
e Estate
AND
Mining Prooertd
Tie Upporh
mzy EveT Wered,
READ THE LIST,
READ THE LIST.

One-fourth interest IN the Spectacle,
(patented) now under bond 70 Col. Grsys,N w
5000. g valuable property. as
One-hal' of 10 acres Ofplacer mining y~
adjoining the Jas. Ta.oot er0und, locaieSs Uaat
the silver Bow Mill. ~
One-eighth interest in IS acres Of rs.,. {
placer mining ground. located near the ~ {
Der Bros. ranch, adjoining Butte
Ore-haIf interest il the Sioux Chiaf, :,
adjoining the Mountain Chief mine On tba y
Gne-eighth int. in the Napa iDaItntsd1
adjoining the Wake ( p Jim mine on Ia ~
4 thir eenth interest in the Mint LODI
Joining the Orphan Bog Laiue.
A sixth interest in "a acres in the Pail,
addition of Butte, and one-sixth interas, tpE +
lots in Noyes & Upton addition 10 Butte.
A one-sixth interest in the No-es & Cpto,,
ter ditch supplying water n luneroa psG,
mining claims.
Oue-sixth interest" lAu - ~ the No-s,
Upton patented plsc cs In;rire s.crnd n6raa
ing Of abou, go 3 e, Lyr.fe- Rith all an.
tenacces there-o -c-h 20 hia :E.ccith tool, nv
ing tools. etc.
lode, DJw under bond till Jily l5,h for sJTn.
OEe-half interest il the Lomancue loie ~
Joining the Mountain View mine. IL
One third interest in the Never Despa;, IA,
east Of the 81. LaWf ence.
Also one Gus and lot located on lower N.i,
street The house is well built Of seas0p-1i
IDmber, and hard finished. Good well, sal.
and OutaOUses connected with the Premises
For further information call GA or address
DAVID n. UPTON,
Butte City, MT.
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DIR. MINT1E,
SPECIALIST AND GRADUATx)
No. IL Kearny St. san Francisco
Treats all Chronic, Special and Private Diseases
Win Wonderful Success
The Great English
REMEDY.

is g CeTt4m cure 1Of
Nervous Debility. Lost
Manhood, Prostrato-
and all the evil
effects of youthful iOl
lies and excuses.
DR.. MINTIE. who is
regular p b stefan
graduate of the Uni
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Il T MISTAKE.

A bright, thoughtful boy one summer day
Planted an acorn, and went his way.
Both grew, IS boys and ac0rnS can,
Till one was a tree. the other a man.
Now mark the reward: Al0Dg comes the
man,
And tn tree shelters him as an oak tree can
But why stays he the e In the moonlight dim ?
He stole q fine horse and " Is hung to q limb
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sAN ANGELO.


Correspondence ~ thp ueretie,
BAN ANuhio, May ~, A sodeit ny
The name OF O'llsra whs, drowned
here yesterday ~ attempting Ia cross
the North tunrliu nj The crossing ht
tween IT. 'obchc nui Kan Angelo nj
tile fnot ~ uhadbnnfne street The
lower crossing was guarded by snldieis
IA lie iiVei was yeiN hleh aud fear
WAS entertained that aunp nf the
soldiers might probably dflt,lt loo much
aud IA rtusHlnp the rivst dinnl get
drowned o'liara. knowing that the
lower crossing. where there WAS q
bridge, wac guarded determined 10 nj
tempt Ia fufd the uppet cfnsslng aud
Ia the attempt WITS drowned
several heavy ,alha hav. fallen un
lie Uunnhus Ia The last eight 90 tan
jayH tile flyers have hse, very high
aavpipl Times \ ~ lgthrI,iae ~ ilp
nrm Of ,',maf Il lGtli,lnnp has luai
come IN from near tile head ~ Middle
cpnrhn aud reports that last Saturday
evening About three u'elurk a water
spuut ipll nn lis tauch aud drowned
fui him phout .nnD hend ~ Ills i,upal
Hlsep He was going hpinp rom here
that evening AMI when hu ent ~ n
faw miles Of his ranch lie saw y very
dark cloud coming fiunn Tie north
west Ia the direction pf hlA ratiei,
aud ubnut il,e time II struck his iairii
| turned iut,ae the most terrific ftlln and
hail Storm lac ever Witnessed Waves
twelve feet hiph oann tnlllng dow,
The tonrhu. lie had Ia sleep la hiA
buggy uut on The pfaiils thst night
~ hp could iui pioss ihn river Ia gel
Ia hla hause. The water was ifloru than
three feet deep 1ut Ibt ii,uie than twn
miles from the iivpt. A sliced ~ walt
over eighteen Inches swept dawn the
mountain alles washing ihe Hi,te Ell be
| fore II until they were pwppt Into the
valley beneath, where the waller wac 81
deep that Il wac impossible II them
a. pkt,luatp themselves. Another iloeh
wac beipg hef,lpi out IN the valley
over mile from The ilser Tue
heIdrr fepuris that tie water spout
lasted over hfiy minutes sth was
accompanied with very heavy hall
When II commenced he tbsbpu under
later mesquite li,sl, fjr protection
\ s,pn IA Tile tai,, wa over he leH Tie
mesquite tree aud found himself ~
water ip Ia his waist aud l,la Hi,spt'
boating around HIN IN tie water ~
il,lH iiopk over 100 lead were dfywnpi.
Within futty minutes from The Tine
tile water spout commissioned Ia iail
until " ppaaed raining tie valley ff''i,'
I'LL ~ hill was one yasl sheet ~ waller.
Strange " cay The water sp,,ll WAS
not over onn inlle Wide aud lid iint
extend but abort distances snh spei,is,l
90 pouif pui all " ~ water W tbat ii','
mediate ylulniiy Hall The nest ,nnii-
ing was found a. large AZ q lien egg
llsfes nuniheta pf hugs aji,l sheep were
esen Heating down Middle Upnulip
aitai the rain. Tliis water spout
Saturday eveplpe wac HE tsiiHe " tlie
watet from Main uonelip backing. ~
North u0nrl,o, early Sunday il6ihlnsi
Fsyuie excitement WAS Iiaiillestel here
when n WAS annpuure1 that llie
water was backing W Noflli Conrhh.
The North t1naliu Was nvrt eighty fpei
nom lhe hack water ffpDi Main upnrlio
caused from tbe flAa uii MI dl'
Uunuhu.
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-. Secretary Martin of Tho u.,,o0s,
uas. sent Y, all dpIppat,snv ~
Wy re1''ett that they Nil lis ,,,sus, y,
w. isrpft 70 The convention IMAM n,
.sm'p"'afy Organization iuasdav ~ ~
","neIs anu committee man and ~.
we NAMES ~ The chaifman IN thn AN. ,as.
ehu territory delegations lp as,,i H. IN n. :
1e,i"nnl committees before lhn a, ~ en-
tlon assembled, wy oVh'eh'
Ths Virginia delegates, beaasa -,
senator Mahonp, ttbnrwIss is,,
The STRAIGHTFORWARD arrived ,..,,r ,si
The othst delegation, with M. " ,sy
lioii Of MI beseudotf, arrived tsHs
evening, ''e' WIS
Zen. w q, wiukhem VIA the Isaa.,
~ the lattet party, When asked wHs,
ne Thought " the action ~ ,bs haitian
committees IN giving M
Malone delegates seats Ia ~
convention, lie said lie vss bot s,.'
ptissil Tbe real contest wo,,ld ha
made M the convention The on ,,,s ~
slon hefu, however. ID very ,,s,,,,.s,
nun ~ Blaine pnd Arthur camps thai
Mal,,,pe a,d his followers viii bs
senteh 10y The convention
The workmanship VI the con \ apli,n
continues " pfUvoite tn,ioh diseusalon
Western lllaine men have fayo,sd
crow " Pennsylvania, but 10 moi On "a
~ press lllbl, owing " The fear ihst
me vote may bs made 4 los, onp nc
showing the l'lslna strength A. ,hr
matter now stands II appears
That The craftsmanship will
probably be given 10 MCKINLEY
OF Ohloaa u person who wuujd ,ot a,,s
taEonike either the Arthur or ulaiue
people,
i,uinpt that Powell Clayton Of Ar.
Kansas had declared IN favor III l,lajue
was talked ~ quite freely to-day aud
tonight, and ii,any profess ~ believe ID
true while otheis ,ienied II.
Col. w. ", Oliver Of lit.
Tie ltook, who though not
y delegate, supposed 10 bp IN !, position
to know. says the vote Of Afkapsas
VIII stand Arthur, ten nlplpe, four,
lsdmunds' men did mint of ,hpit
missionary work to-day among
the delegates iron, MjnhT
gan. Wisconsin aud Minbesota,
thelt Idea being, II possible, 20 secure
enough votes TO prevent The noiiinn.
tioh OF either Arthur or Blaina In The
early stage of the proceedings They
plaih to have secured eight votes from,
Wisconsin, pls from Michigan aud ais
from Minnesota. ar n total ~ twenty,
An Informal vote of n portion Of Tie
Minnesota delegation was taken this
evening which resulted l,laine y
lgdmunds u, Arthur . n In claimed
that u, the first ballot Minnesota will
stand lllnne ~, idmunda q, Arthur
I One ol the delegates from WisuDn.
ain seys al The opening vote thu, atate
viii stand Arthur H. Blaine =, Bbet-
man =
Nerloup fumofs have been aIloat IN
regard 10 the standing If the Texas
representatives., The lasi ~ whom mr.
rived to-day,
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Reed Of Maina Defeated but no, Mi.
contaeed.

Special ~ the ,,a.e,,s

N''"tsi w ihe tnsnftaa
fHH htNArh'H tNtAvunAntpA prloN'
WAshlNutpN. jane i, Mt llep,l 81
Maine, the bitter opponent " The
Greet county bill In the house, IA on.
ieay"iihH 10 retrieve his signal drfeat
IN that budy by killing the Iii IA lid
senate. 10 accomplish, lila putpuse he
has been Mt work with members of the
SENATE territorial committee. The
eyil effects nf his work pts
plainly noticeable. Mf, Nlassy
and katibofii introduced the satire ,jIla
simultaneously ~ beth bodlea and
soon after the senate territorial po,us
hiittee lnads n favorable report, Hhsft
" alter the Till PASSED The house
Masey called II ~ Tor consideration IN
the. sphstr, but Harrison ollecled aud
hsu the matter referred ~ the ter
titntia committee ~ which
he IL chairman aud soon
had n worthless I'LL designed hy Heed
substituted The Texas ssnators wete
naturally Indignant ~ lie unpa,ii
'hehtaty proceeding, The evident ob,
ject Of whicl, was 10 ipjuts Texas, aud
demonstrated With Harrison who nd
nltted that lie was influenced by
Heed
Masey says lteed's bill Is obiepliona
ble ~ every particular and viii make
40 elliott ~ secure lie passage IN,
manner Ia which Harrison ailowe
himself 10 hp Influenced IN uonnirnied
Oh dlsahyehtageonHly 10 the senator
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l.staiA Ass ,'Aaasn.

rbste appeared In the F,rt wotil,
a,'r,stt ,eupnsly All advertisement
,pn,l ali. slatlrg that he wished tv So
cute, II sueh \ tlllilf were ~ rs,A'enes,
i picture u l,is niuihsf fhinis ~. ann
pafhrr. tild Tesasis VIII 'einell,ne,
lhal this wpiila,i was nap'ulsu w.
iuul d little pblll W Tue sohlshon 4
wj,an az tiiie II their rfssisspf 7 'ah,
into Texas hhp was une thun
white parents. early sesslefs q Tsssa,
she gfsw 70 tuuhs N"n ',.a,a',
wi,l, her aaplbfs. hsra',,s Hesps'n.9e',
n thslf wild, ai,ii,alla lile, anu wss,ns'l
,l,e aat chief ~ ll,p hlbe, bpsii'iR ','h'
tw1 4, three children ~ isps Ven
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TENAS TOWNS.
uo,,,,ss,,ltr

special " ibe 4afeiie'
,.titssvlbhs. June I've had ah"'lie'
rain ias hlehl, but bet enoneh 20 hp my
damage, auJ as To ilay 4 clear hha warm
taimets esn So 10 Woili Mphnnf' anu u WI
b.ee a pn,ulp ~ " eehs ~ iir weather M,l,
nays ,bajp T,niis uni ~ IaiiRei ~ grass 'n'
snail etain ai,,ti IL all tlel,t ~ tn,i
Naatlt hall lie peprie ~ on, til'ase Veip
IL, t,,,s, man M lis \ sch attending court "
witnesses IL iiip Wnitsi1e ease sipsi
,napy we're surprised At tue tetsie' 'eh'e'e'
Nv d hdamsou. travelling salesman ipf
denton nurseries, lsst l,nii's ~ ,.,,ota
We ,,esI a afsin l,unss mere an ", iWiu,,n
,,s ID !, iia ~ vesihiehl. eiii II is hke we
HDfi Wpftii huiel5 .., ,...s .a, IN Aaus
o,aa,ss spephlps, bti ihey WIN soph eeiae
ihipk eh1uehi ,.... ,a..i. .,,., IA lawn,
a., i,,,aul 10 eutpfnpt ahll tlie uld r'es'utn
,1ai ,i.p.t, M, ~ 40 uihet candidates '1i"h"'
" s,,pp ms IL these parts ea' net any se''
,iiia .'sasnH
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CnicAup, June 49, Alexander Hulli-
van, president Of the irish National
league Of America, was pressed this
evening fpt bia opinion nn the uues-
would cause any considerable quantity
the Democratic a. the Republican aide,
Nj. sullivan explained that his ppsi.
ton nj the lienl ~ such ~ utganltn
ton forbade expression ph The subject,
but lauahingly remarked, "l'll cay
this nominate Phil Sheridan and you
have the Irish vote"
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nsenAsb

rAfAh i3NuyciuAt lHitrh
l4oNboS. June The pnpal eh'
eyrlical which whs read to-day In The
churches throughout England warns
people against joining secret soclpl les
under pain OF accommodation, The
letter nnys Free Masonry nj lie incep'
lion wss probably merely q friendly
souiety but n al II asks where was lie
necessity for blind obedlenta 10 The
dpinanda of lia vutailesi
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lsplAkAruiis. May w whei, The
nomination ~ Itutlpf WAS atliiU,iiiee,'
hi The gtnenhaph eppyentluhs ths del
eeaies ifum Colorado spd Louisiana
Withdrew and dpcllusd u participate
further IN The dsllbpfaili,ns ~ The 'iii'.
ventlUb. because II selected \ i,lai, ibfils
Observation-Disclosures Win YVES hoI A mem
hef ~ The party, ani VIM wss, simply
al pIiiep seehhfl A Formidable bplt
Was Informally sfnanleel tynlsbi,
headed w i,ep tfauiail ~ washing
ton, seefeiaty ~ Tie national nn't,isil 7
Tee, aud George ~ Junps ~ Kew York.
They cay t,e proceedings to-day wsse
In tbs nature ~ isferi AMI
ala mol volue Ills wisl,ea ~ slir. il,esass
~ lie party. They charge tlas The
ypte III several eiates uaa. siynn "
ilnllni by men Who all mol I've IA ihe
slaies. aud tia, he nd reliable niri'i-
Lars ~ lie patty VIII isui suplwis Tie
puii,inpea. There Il itili,li excitement
ever ilia matter hltuhg the AelpHsieei
and 4 determined Lui q, fsf iiisasAill
ipe eilbfl IL bsiDl made 70 fs.ensllt
all differences
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orlsios Ar MAan,snrnn.

Special 10 the upsetie,
htAiNE nnirsvrp rus vtctun.
WAHiiiSuroN, June --it Ia said
here that blaine Ia certain pt the non.
lnation on The second OF third ballet.
Ills friends cialm they have carefully
considered tie field ana tiud that the
supporters of Lnpan, iiimunds aud
SHERMAN WIN all 20 fof i'lnlne after
the iiist ballet,
The Democrats predict the sucress
of lllnine aud believe hin 10 be the
most formidable candidate the liepubs
lloanH uah select. II IA Thought
Blelhe'H candidacy viii force the nom
lnstion " lllden ~ borsleimef, either
Of whom viii lie necessary To carry
New York
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rAitis


p,n,a, jppe b. uuitksisp rsss hsl' ,lnn
returned ills evening hn'n eaihss,i,a. ~ ~
n,liswihs IL Use set'fe ~ Fh'an s"ns y,
innings, Fisst t,et,s !, .anInfE. a,,s ualppall
gsm,fI" 'Wy,I,,a.siile o sisih, Fn,is oh,ntf'
vile /; sssrnt istl4 Y gr'qs a,,. y, ,,slass.
fniisi GG.,,,,,,a |. rama was % an1Yutr ~
VIE .,,,,, INV ana bai we#iiet ~, h'as
W. yni,,,,isissiii u, praise ''i We afi,,an,iIia
received 4, tie pshbs Y. ,m,s 4, ,npi,iii,
boys, and afe icils "" aaA''"-
cr's a. al,use report VA, sent Iaf uass M.
~ ! s,,epiaI and not ~ ou' ieah'" '''''
a,,ntdtii. @EiitiDRll
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,,s.,.sjar The nnias.

nA,f,uoan. June 1.-The worn %
s.,..s.,ns .l,s ruins al " seuth ny
o,,a., continued tilfouehoui W., 'i .,e,at
1'a,aas lie body u A. ns,,y, WAS ass
shinnjap piefk al MI HvppeI w., MI
s sna!l,aa 'lhm,sauds ~ people yisl'en
,,,a inDsllty uf The wreck te-dsy'
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,,sl,sspa an IIoad.

,.,,eps,,,ea. June /, l'hes III WA WA.
so,,, ihp ollsbiahsf VIM W. /, ust,s,s
~ ha charge ~ conspiracy - ~ ne n MI
lie peupsylvanls l'a,'s Ma,'e'w a,ss,,
+, a,,sla,iy az t,Illeet !. Msf ,,., s,,a Iva was
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-02

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-11-13
ELECTION ECHOES.

VERMONT is safe for Blaine.
ARKANSAS is solid for Cleveland.
JOE MULHATTAN admits his defeat.
GEORGIA and Rhode Island are still
safe.
THE election was great lung-teste for
both sides.
IT is currently reported that Cleveland
has carried Kentucky.
THE enemies he had made" were on
deck with scalping-knife.
PENNSYLVANIA gives the champion Re-
publican majority this year.
TEXAS comes to the front as the cham
pion Democratic State. Clevelands ma
jority is placed at 100,O 600.
AT precinct in the Eleventh Ward Of
Baltimore some unknown person placed in
the box ballot for Belva Lockwood.
THE Tammany candidate for Mayor Of
New York City is defeated by over 10, 600
plurality. Ex-Mayor Grace, the candidate
of the County Democracy, is elected.
BELvA LOCKWOOD comedies her defeat,
and bears'it with an appearance of cheerful
resignation, but it is suspected that she is
chagrined In no small degree at the fact
that her vote is not large enough to keep
her in curl papers for a week