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New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
THE BILL NOT SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.
ANNOUNCING HIS DECISION AT MlDNIGHT-A NEW
MEASURE TO Be PRESENTED.
1BY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE

ANNOUNCING HIS DECISION AT M1DNIGHT-A NEw
MEASURE TO Be PRESENTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, March 1.-GOvernOr Cleveland sat
at his table in the Executive Chamber tonight sur
rounded with law books. Before him also Assembly
man HOwe's bill which passed By the Senate to-day
The Governors attention directed to the point
whether the existence OF the Prison Labor Commission
was not terminated yesterday. The act under which
the Commissioners appointed says they shall hold
Office until March l. 1854 but another section says they
shall present their report the Legislature not later
than March, 1854. Some lawyers hold that
this latter stipulation prolonged the life Of
the Commission until midnight o. to-day. The Governor
found authorities TO sustain both views
Near midn the Governor sent the following word 70
the correspondents Of the press who awaiting his
decision in the ante-rOom: a" shall not sign the bill to-
night" This is equivalent 10 veto Of the bill. 1t viii he
useless 10 IN it on Monday. the Commission will not
be in existence then. The bill merely extends tue
time OF iIcr existence tie earliest practicable
ment" in which they could make q report. The Gov
srnOr rcpaired from the Capitol ut midnight
ON Monday the Republican Seuar intend 10 intro
duce a new Prison Labor Commission bill In this Bill
the Commissioners, whose terms have iust expired Will
be named aud certain set date VIII be given III which
they make their report The cnic objection 0f the
DemOcritc members OF the Legislature 70 the bil was
that u did not sci a date WITHIN which the Commission
must report They SAID that 10 might continue in Office
years. Probably the O viii require the Conn
to make their report early 10 May The Democrats prOu
tsed 70 vote Tor such bill if it was introduced.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
THE DE41A Of ". B. C4SH'S VICTIM.

COLUMBIA, S. c. March 1.-W. II. Richards,
the Town Marshal OF Cheraw who was shot down on
Saturday by W B. Cash. died yesterday Richards
native OF Massachusetts. He TO Cheraw IN 1863
As first Lieutenant of Company q, 39tn Massachusetts
Veteran Volunteers which composed the first Union gar
risop SAINT TO that Town. He promoted to his leu
tenancy Tor bravery Oh the Held. He leaves wife and
three children James coward the unofendng byst1nder
who was wounded by Of the stray bullets intended
for the Marshal lies in precarous condition. His legs
are paralyzed. In all probability he VIII de Ihe ihu~
derr is stl at large up this time no Efforts nave
been mad- by authorities 10 effect hs capture IL Is
sad that Cash. last at his fathers house. re-
pefted the shooting of Coward expressed himself
uerfectly satisfied wit IA his attack upon Richards.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
TILE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. March For NewEnglanf,
fair weather followed sunday by light snoVs. westerly
wind. shifting north and east, slight rise followed IN
southern portion by falling barometer slight rise in TEN
pericuTe.
FortAe Middle Atlantic States increasing cloudiness
with snow or rain east south winds shifting 10 west
eiy on sunday afternoon falling followed by rising bar
Ometer, slight rise IN temperature.
For Tennessee and the ONO Valley, snow followed by
partly cloudy weather winds shifting southwest and
northwest rising barometer, stationary followed by a
slight fail in ten uoraturc.
FOR the Lower Lake region. threatening weather and
SHOW uor.h tO east winds bocOIuug variable, se mt
changes IN temperature.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
NETWORK CITy,s MILK SUPPLY.

PORT JERvIs March lat "a meeting of the
Orange County milk producers held Goshen this week
Il unanimously resolved that all milk produced by
members Of the Farmers MIX Company should pass
through the hands of that company only In order that
the price may be maintained. This viii give the COM
pany control Of large quantity OF milk heretofore
handled 10y independent dealers.
At the same meeting DR.. Pooler made the statement
that the consumers OF milk IN New-YOrk city paid sn-
nnally 50 10000 for pure milk, and S6,2OO,0OO for
skimined milk and water. The producers received
- 200 600 for pure milk. nearly SZ1OO0O0 less
1be amount received by the dealep for skinned milk
sone The dealers portion OF the MIX supply Of the city,
less the freight was over S11 100000.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
1HE MISSING WILL or 4 MILLI0N4IRE.
by TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRmUNE.l

CLEVELAND, March is. 5. Stone, a
brother OF the ate Amass stone died weeks ago,
leaving an estate valued at Sl.o0oO00 Although Mr..
Stone made Will Ls heirs, yet. have been unable to
find IT, Major NJ stone who for several years was Nj
stones confidential agent said to-day: "Ne have
searched nearly everywhere where the will would prooa-
bly, be found There is st more place TO look But
II VIII he some days before we know the result OF this
final search From what Nj said to me before he
died am sure that II will should he found, II would
anpear that he had tied mp hs property as 10 keep 10
intact lie believed that Il would one day become an
immense estate worth many millions. and was his amh
ton 70 keep lie owned the time OF HE cea j.
large ira OF land IN the central portion Of Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
ErNER1L OF Ex.GOTERN0R HrBBARD.

Hartford, March 1.-Priyate funeral ser
vices were held at the residence OF the late Ex-Governor
Hubbard By the Rev Mr.. Watson, Of the Church OF the
Good shepherd EpscOpaD, and the public ceremony took
place later at tht south Church, Dr. E.
p Parker pastor There was q large attendance OF
proutiuent ueope luculinE Governor Waller and The
tt4r officers RepreseutaLves Of the General Assembly
and stat. and County associations. The lntcrment
was AZ the Cedar llil Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
WOMEN WORKING FOR TEMPERANCE.

PORT JARVIS, March 1.-The women of FL
ienYe Ulster County have organized for the purpose
Of aiding the temperance movement in the election OF an
Excise Commissioner for that They have appointed
committees 10 be present at the polling places next Tues
day for the purpose Of influencing voters and to take note
Of all who oppose toe temperance ticket Merchants who
vote against IT 10 be bOycotted- The members Of the
organization who have rownup daughters have pledged
themselves TO permit young to visit or pay at
tenon TO the young ladies' matter what his standing
or position in society may be, II he votes against
TEMPERANCE ticket Committees OF women 20
ers ying at distance, ana furnish them with refresh
inents will also be In attendance on election day.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
THE MAINE GREESBACKEEs.

PORTLAND, March 1.-The Straight Green
back state Committee has voted call the State con-
veution TO meet at Augusta April 30 The call for the
convention is addressed TO all who favor speedy pay
ment Of the public debt the substitution Of fun legal
tender National in place Of bank issues ana th
principles Chica platform adopted IN lssO ai
who are opposed to afatiOn with either OF the ou
parties The convention viii nominate candidates ~
Governor and Presidential electors and choose a. oee
committee and delegates the National Grcenback COn
yentOn at indianapolis.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
NO IMMUNITY FOR THE NEWS THIEF

At last, all the leading journals of New York
have been heard the subject OF the WattersOn
bil for the protection OF the property the common law
recognizes With the exception OF The Neu York
who pront from tine enterprise OF their honest negnDOr
This expensive property should be protected by law aud
N sDoud bs considered dsTeputaDe IN the community
10 steal it as il is 20 puron any other kind OF property
stolen news sboud ue considered eyes the Law
guilty as the man who knowingly purchases stolen
goods
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
SECRETARY KELSEF'S INJURIES.
InY TELEGRArH 10 ruE TRmUNE.I

TRENTON, March 1.-SccTetary of State Kelsey
is stu confined bed by injuries received ye-ter
day by being blown from train the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad No serious permanent results are ap
pretended his chief trouble Is with foot which Is
painful II is significant fact that the only state official
and almost the only prominent in the state who has
not either personally otherwise expressed hs regard
10 the SecTetary is Governor Albeit MIR. Kelsey was
accused of oDuosiu0 AbDett- election last Iall.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
STEALING A COLLEGE CLASS SUPPER.
In r1r ~ ul NJ. TIN 1aLnl-

ITHACA, March 1.-The SOphomores of Cor
nell University succeeded last night in peretratng what
shey be o. the best Jokes the Freshmen
class that IS record in the annals OF college lie. The
81 men mad made great preparations for class supper,
and had engaged Teal, Rochester caterer To furnish
sbe reDasr The 80 men boarded train FOR Trumans-
Sur this afternoon antic pated the caterer and having
pecured hall in place quickly disposed Of the supper
INTENDED the Freshmen Probably more chaeTlRed
snd discounted OF students cannot be conceived or
than the class Of 1887 Of Cornell University.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
KILLED By ~ IRON TRCCK.
rpy TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRlBrNE.i

SCRANTON, Penn, March This afternoon a
car loaded with iron pipes got beyond the conrol Of the
men who lowering on an inclined track that runs
into the machine shop OF The LaJwauna Iron aud Coal
COMPANY TIE car crashed through a closed door and
HI led John Barrett, machlu5i, fOrty-fOur who
working upon a locomotive His laD0reI, Frederick
Fuchte, was dangerously hurt.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02

% Ne-Y0k leased cottages for the Ogen
MI IS. H. A. Binungrr and James ". Drake ~ New-Iork
cottage residents have been In the city during the week
The late Mrs. w. Watts sherman. died In New
York well known here, where she has cottage. Her
death Will plunge many prominent families into mourn
iug. Mr. aud Mrs. Sherman recently returned from
Europe. whore they have been soOuing for some tne
A portion OF she family spent the winter here.
There been many inquiries for cottages here TINS
week
Dr s. Weir Mitchell. Of Philadelphia and Colonel W n
Roebn. BrOoklyn have given up their cottages anu
Wiii spend the season abroad.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
MR.. HASKELDS SUCCESSOR.

LAWRENCE, Kan, March IAN election was
held to-day in the old lid Congressional district I'LL the
vacancy caused by the death OF Representative Dudley
C. Haskell. This city gives e. II. Funston, Republican,
26s majority Samuel A. Riggs, Greenbsok Demo
crat An increase 22 the majority last year
The county will probably give Republican majority Of
600. Lscyne gives Funston AZ majority. Olathe CIV
him 500 majority.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
THROUGH NEW-IORK STATE.
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS N UTICA.
lBT TELEGRAPH To Tie rRBUvE.I

IBT TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRTBCNE.l
UTICA, March IA paper entitled he CAM
palm organ of the Cif-eps Purity, which dies after three
days existence announced AZ to-day that Smith VI.
Lindsey the nominee for Mayor on the Citizens ticket,
aecnes To run the Office IL view Of this refusal the
Citizens CITY Committee compelled 10 withdraw the
names of all the candidates. both city and ward, and
that those Interest ed ~ the citizens move
ment vote cOnscieniOusly 1t was also voted by the
committee refund al moneys contributed 20 eITay the
expenses Of the campaign. Shattuck, the Democratic
randidate Mayor, viii probably be elected, but Bail,
the Republican nominee Tor City Judge, VIII probably De
rlecflQ Blugcr.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
STEILLEG THE GOTEeNMENT'S MONEY
IBY rELEGRApH TO TIVE TRIBUNE. ]

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio March 1.-Two packages
contang 81 900 each, shipped by Cleveland banking
house to the Treasury Department, delayed in The
city Office here and reshipped later On their arrival in
Washington II found that the money was all ab-
sracted and cotton clotn in piece, the size Of the
bills substituted Detectives here, after ugd eyamina-
ton OF the employees concluded JhaJ the money was
taken Ou while route. They have clew, and arrests
cited
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
SEE THAT YOU GET ALLCoCKs PLAsTERs; THEY
ARE TIE ONLY ONES THAT CURE.
LETTER FROM A FEMALE PHYSICIAN.
N~rr L.of, %

LETTER FROM FEMALE PHYSICIAN.
1874 2D.AvE, NEw-YoRE Feb. 2s, 1884.
Ny specially Is diseases OF and children. like
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLAsIERs because they are 30
quick efficient irrate mark the eudeest
skin. have found them most Useful in my practice, and
they certainly the best plasers made To illustrates
ny years bad cold and coughed
sanity medicine would relieve him after so ne twelve
hours applied an ALLCOCK'5 POROUS PLASTER his
throat and upper chest The congh ceased entirely in
hour and The day the boy well
told the case a gentleman who suffering in the
way he, too cured in twenty1ur hours Of his
cough by ALLCOCKs POROUS PLAsTERs. Another pa
tent suffered from pain the small ofthe backALLCOCkS
POROUS PLASTER applied at night. and next morning
the pain had ceased Again, young lady suffering from
neural c pains around the heart by my advice used ALL
COCKS POROUS PLASTERS, and entirely cured in
days Finally ay to with cold feet, which
constantly reo Urrd night and daythIs sometimes synp
tom OF uterine c0ugestioa-I applied ALLCOCKs POR-
Gus PLASTER 10 the sole OF each foot AMI her feet got ald
continued warm. she wore the Plssters week
Thus, l have recently Tried ALLCOCKS POROUS
PLAsTER the oes Of the feet to the throat and take
pleasure in bearing witness TO their remarkable cura
tive power. JANE NJ BAKER, NJ. D.
FROM THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS RELIEF
II MACDOUGALsr, !
NEW YORK. March ., 1881
desire to add my testimony to the many you have re-
ceived
We have used ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASrERS a mum.
Der o; years for the desh heir receiving
virtue 10 the most hurt that my mother
ceved by Gtave May last. She pushed OF
backward by drunken conductor and her knee and hip
verely wrenched spraned.
The nerves hip and in such state and
the agony great could be st moment As
as we could get placed her feet in hot water but
that made her wild took from the hot water
as possible and knowing what else 10 do, Gov
cred the imb hip TO the foot. with ALL
COCKS POROUS PLAsTERS. AMI the relief almost in
santaneous up day all the relief aud only relief
she can get by your plastors. Rheumatic
gout Of the large and tell the mis-
cry thar she suffered. small srtps OF your Porous
Pasters entire toe, mai and all, and she is
entirely cured It that, viii only try
It. Tor have told two parJes THAI suffered in the
way aud il entirely cured them
do not know what should do without them, for II
have end or a frst thing the
throat chest and back with ALLCOCK'5 POROUS
pTAsrFRs and behold the pain Is all gone
II by magic.
Last week mother threatened with pneumonia
he entire with your Psters aud IN Less
than an danger passed and the pain heat and
tightness all gone.
often have pain under my right shoulder caused
BY liver trouble by wearing Plaster little while the pain
ceases.
We have tried many other kinds of Pla1ter but
found any to equal Acocks
SARAH W. ID.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
THE CORNELL FRESHMEN ANGRY.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
ITHACA, March 1.-The freshmen OF Cornell
University have decded to have another supper on Fri
day evening OF next week The blow they received last
nght IL the eondscaon Of their banquet by the sopho
sts hard them They vow that they will retail
de, Ii lakes four years 70 do IL The OeaeH Sun has
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
THE FALL RIVER STRIKE.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March 1.-The Spinners
and weavers' Unions held long meetings tonight but
took action In relation the further extension OF tho
strike. The spinnefs determined continue the
fght and as yet show no inclination return work.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
MEDICAL TEsTIlrONY.

BURLEGTON VI, Dec L, 1888.
desire 70 call attention the relief to be derived
from ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLAsTER5 Ia chronic bowel
troubles enlargement Of the liver and the painful cOnd 0n
OF spleen malaria No local exceed their e
hclcy absorbent and anodyEe properties.
WI. b BETTER " D.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02

TRrRCNE OFFICE. March 2-1 o. m.-Durng the clear
weather Of yesterday the movement in the barometer
WIS downward The temperature ranged between A.
and 1872 the average tl3ol being 227' lower than on
the corresponding day last and 4 higher than on
Friday.
turs and ght rain, may be expected to-day in
1 Ia rIr and XirIniY.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
a5 JArKsoy.sr. RRooKLYY. Dc. l7. 1ss9.

80 JACKsoN-sT, BROOKLYN, Dec. H. 1883.
Being familiar with the stimulating heating and an0dyne
properties Of ALLCOCK5 POROUS PLAsTER5, com.
mend them valuable agent In the class Of diseases
for which they intended. The stimulating action when
worn over the gastric region materially restoring
energy digestion ami tho consequent building
up Of tissue restoring tone general system.
II. ARMaARDT, " D.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
341 Fast o2p.sT. NETWORK. Dec. IA.

34l East 22n-.T, NEw-YORK, Dec. lS, 1888.
have found ALLCOCKS POROUS PLASTERS very
fu special diseases OF where emia is the
local pain and disturbance Their com0na
tcn an exec one the yet made my knowledge
and have always been found reliable.
A. W Lesser. A. ". NJ D.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
DO Not INfAGINE

any the called porous paser the market contain
similar ingredients 10 ALLCOCKs.
Frauds copy the general appearance but in medicinal viz
tues they rapart as paste and the diamond
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
5geclaI Noilces.
Artistic lIemoriais,

The NEW ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS HIrtiOrl c)1L
Quarres mi Workshop Westerly. r.
Fine nonu nonth tnt AT iar gDrk IA GrtnEA DftN1b
aDdestmaes furnished without c1arI ielcs -
hcied. \. y. Once, L32l BwIy. G. W CANFLGLD Az
Almost all gentlemen krve ailments which certain 70 n
yOye the prostate gland bladder and kBeys and terminate
fatally unless they employ physician who makes O~1
sec atty and does not eagteze cut caihetes aa
Others should warning the European
and American Medical Bureau l93 Broadway book
-L.L.- IN. u.-LnLI
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02

There is one satisfaction which the illustra-
tors OF the press have Ihey their Prturss OF
public men for comic valentines after they have lunrd
their drst and atrOcous duty Boston IrasepIt
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02

Tac szAm shows vsason. IL th.
efach The peryndcl nss give divisions % n fog the - hun
pnrrains miingit oscillation
c-ry l4us broken dotted ine
the Indicated Thermometer as ha
PAArnacY. as E.0alEsy
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
OBIIC4RT.
ROBERT T. WALCOTT.

-I-ATTI
B0Sr3N, March 1.--RObert F. WalcOtt, an
oct -cualian. i dead IN Bromheil-st to-day. Thirty
yer- ago bo published Tia LDerao-, the organ Of the
Auri-.fscry 4 Society.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02

Important PeremptOry Art sales
TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF
SANFORD R. CLIFFORD, n. A, DECEASED.
and by order Of
ALEXANDER AND BGRGE HARRISON.
ORTGrEs & co. AUCTTONEERS.
ON THURSDAY EVENING NENF
March g. AZ G'cl Ick.
AT THEIR GALLERIES. Sl5 and 50 BROADWAY.
NEARLY ONE H DRIED EXAMPLES OF
SANFORD r. CLIFFORD, y. A.. Drs EA-ED.
FINISHED PICTURES. ORIGINAL STUDIES AND
sKETC HES.
The balance OF his works remaining unsolf
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE,
By ORDER OF MRS. ,. X. Clifford.
ALSO, on FRIDAY EVENING,
MARCH :. AT O'CLOCK,
THE FINE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS BY
ALEXANDEE AND BIitGE HAEkI -CN,
Recently exhibited at tho American Art Galleries.
INCLUDING THE IMPORTANT PAINTINGS.
- LITTLE SLAVE
BY ALEXANDER HARkI-ON-
1.-THE RETURN FROM FIRST COMMUNION
BY b RGE HARRISON.
AND SO OTHER IMPORTANT WORKS
SALE WITHOUT REs ERNE.
tFhe above sales viii De untrr the manacemenf of m
American Association and VII De conducted by dr IhOs
T.. Kirby
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02


From the Editor Of Medical TRUTH
No. 1874 2D-AvE.. NEw.YoRE. Feb. o. 1854
have had much experience tn ALLCOCKS POROUS
PLAsTERS. and used them freely my practice. They
have performed wonderful in coughs, pulmonary and
ilney difficulties
For rheumatism consider them specific; in weak back
spinal rr;abuy and debility there nothing 50
quick and effective "a ALLCOCKs POROUS PLAsrERs.
For noraa even In ts worst orn OF the aesrt have
seen ALLCOCKs POROUS PLAsTERS = afford almost instant
relief
For female complaints, ortwO ALLCOCks PONoO ;
PLAsTERs on the small OF che back have saved much pain
AMI Inconvenience
ALLCOCKs POROUS PLASTERs acts as natures assist
giving all the diseased and detective organs pstine
perfect regularity could cite and relate many
Instances gical by ALLCOCKs POROUS PLAS-
TEas It a OF time sufficient that "a conscien'
toUs physician with preudces recommend them as the
remedy invented They leave no marx on
skin and tae sores or ulcer
Of the many limitations OF this wonderful
remedy
H W DUSZOwsKI An, NJ. D.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02

kTNGSION, NIHIVH III IIIV nv I'7''7II'''II -
Convention yesterday two three relics Of the old political
machine created some dIssonsiOn By endeavorng to
oppose the denomination OF Mayor Bray, simply because
he had nominated by the Democrats on the day pre-
vious and they that he must therefore have be
come a Democrat.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
A POLITICAL BREEZE IN KINGSTON.

printed two extra editions great tho demand Tor an
account OF the best joke on record in college annals.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
TRmrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
A Good Record.
From the galtor Of Medical Truth J

THE TRUE TEST OF A PLASTER IS TIE CURES IT
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
WHEN YOU ASK

WHEN YOU ASK
FOR AN ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER
that you get genuine article and do not take mta-
tiOus
OPINION OF DIR. MOTT, LATE GOVERNMENT
CHEMIST, on ALLCOCK'S POROUS
PLAsTER-.
Ny Investigation OF ALLCOCK5 POROUS PLASTER
shows II to contain VALUABLE AND ESSENTIAL CON-
sTTUENTs present other plaster These ingre-
dents perfectly proporoned that the ALL COCKS PO
ROUS PLASTER viii not cause BLIsTERS OR EXCESS
I'VE IRRITATION and find It superior to and more eff
cient than any other plaster.
HEN RY A. MOTT, JR, PHI D, f. c. 8,
Professor OF Chemistry y. y Medical College.
SING SING. y. Y Feb. IA, 1884.
Ihave been using ALLCOCK5 POROUS PLASTERs FOL
years my family End them extremely ehcacOus IN
cold, and coughs plaster being placed the chest aud
the shoulder blades. For coughs, lind them
beneficial when placed just around the base OF the
throat For pains in the back side nothing act better
quicker than ALLCOl ks POROUS PLA TER. have
considerably indigestion and pains ny chest
and have been very much benefited by wearing plaster
the pit Of my stomach.
J. IRVING GORTQN,
superintendent Of Public schools.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02

Worth Trying Because II Is - Easy.
label sheet ull o.
IN recipes inside every
GANTZ SEA FOAM.
The best Baking Powder world. All cooks AMI all
who have tried 1t H. No Duck Young
she cannot Pretty little buckles HOusehtepers ty u
now and out.
Every fTst-class grocer keeps IL.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
FOR MAYOR OF oswEGO.

rBT TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.i
OswEGO, March 1.-The Republican City
Convention this afternoon nominated r. ]. Onphant for
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
After the Carpct-bagger.

As II delegate from Montana to the
National Convention Col Sanders, in
addition to securing the Insertion of
plank in the Republican platform re-
gnlating the appointment OF federal
officials in the Territories, managed to
to make another advance in hls pursuit
Of federal oflicc-holdcrs by preparing
and and obtaining the adoption OF M
amendment to the report OF the com
mite ON rules. making any federal
Office holders ineligible to position
on the national committee. The I'D
visibility Of snch Il regulation is mp
parent. A position on the national
committee is influential in the party
arrangements and its power should
not be exercised by one who is hold
ing office by the sutrmunce of some
one in authority over him whom he
will naturally wish kept in place.
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