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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-11
7 Great MonarChieS

OF THE ANCIENT EASTERN WORLD. BY
RawlmSOn. Three large volumes over 100
FINE lLLUSTRA TIONS. Price reduced from
SIS to 81. Not sold by dealers Books sent for
examination before payment, on evidence Of
good faith. SPECIMEN PAGES aud large
catalogue free. JOHN Il. ALDEN, Publisher,
Is Wesley ST., y. Y. Z. o. Box 1921.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-11

Sturgeon, the great Baptist preach
or, has inherited a large fortune.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-11

The Stanford Journal is twelve
years old. 1t has been a semi-wcek-
ly for three years and is one of the
most prosperous and influential pa
pers of the state.
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On the Goth of January, Mr.. Theo.
Brussel lost a shoat. Twenty days
later, on February 10, the animal was
found imprisoned under a rick of
straw which had topplcd over. The
porker was greatly reduced in flesh,
and when released manifested a mar
velous appetite, but is now very
thrittly.-Lebanon Standard.
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lDSyer, Blxar; Henry Erall, Lampasas
| Al,ern.tes l., i. Johnson, travis; w. A
Proctor, Oonoho.
| Eleventh District Delegaton-J. II. Flem-
ing, Eastland; q X Bel, Hamilton. Al
ernalosi 4. Sraughn, Palo Pinto; j. u.
WigRins, Brown.
Chairman Siyers immediately before nd.
ilufnment, made very neat speech, say
ing ihat the work OF the convention had
been wlss, and was Indicative OF success.
The nliesnatss at.lsrge 10 .CnicAgo are
General Russ Of San Antonio; Hon. A W.
Terrell, ui Austin; Governor II. B, Stock
dale and w. G., stereit.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
The delegates from thes. b district met
in Temple hall this morning about :
o'clock, and went into nn election OF dela.
gates to Chicago from the district. There
we're four nomination., Mayor Caboll Of
ballss, W. +. MoFarin, OF Johnson; Hon.
Alex Wilson, NJ Terrell Judge Ferris, OF
WAxshfohie. The election resulted In the
chuics OF McFarin ard Ferris aa delegates
Messrs. Wilson aud CaDell were elected al
ternates. The contos. vas spirited, but not
at all bitter.
il bad tho intention ofths Tarrant dele
ga essuppoit Cabcll for district delegate, bI
u, Sierott was in tho ring for delegate at.
large. IL was thought best in the Interests
OF Colonel Smith 70 vote with Ellis county
for Ferris and secure the IL votes OF that
county for John Peter Smith. This was
done and Dallss county voted solid for
6tsrett, not vote Tor Smith Ellis gave
her solid IL votes for Snl,h, Tarrant her
so'ii 10 votes for Ferris. Stetett aud Oabsll
wero both boaton wnilo either one could
have been eltclC 7.
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They came on us 10 shoals--Iid the dole.
gates from Fort Worth; some with grip.
sacks and some with dirty fhirig, but All
gith dropping eyes and indications OF in
gompia, too v,tiblo 60 he overlooked
Whether tho Fort was TOO email for the del.
egaiion or the delegation too large for the
For they did not pause TO say, but with
psl-mell ursclpiLancy rushed Tor the hotel
reglstert and not until their names
we're snrs.d.caglcd with full ounce on
Arnold would they pay the least attention
eyen 20 gn invitation 10 take n reiresher.
After being assured, however, that their
beds were "staked" and gruo provided,
they wash6 thcir halds, opened their
throttle valves, ousled the "peut.up Utica
Of our dusty neighbor and Fpoke.
All seemed somewhat disapp)lnt'd by
Tilden's resignation but noue absolutely
70 lorn aud IL didn't take the
CO nd reyiv 10 cause u free expression
from thc 6rsst bulk OF The three closely
packed cara that preclpl.ated themselves on
cur h0spitablo landlords. All aaid there
vas no trouble 10 get a h'st.class clnli
dato-lhst there were just dead.oodlesn OF
them ard that "of tho very best kind but
much variety was INDUCED in by those
who pr0iessed TO know who the most ayiil.
able man was aud the proper
combination to substitute Tor the
great leader, WHO had s.
0mphhtically declined 10 GEAR MOTT the
siand ard OF democracy. Some ssid Der.
shoimer was rilden's protese and right.
hard men-Could sweep New York and
concentrate the German vote OF tho Union.
Others again preferred Haadley Of Ohio n
tho man 10 carry his own stste and New
York. Many thought Cleveland invino BILE.
Othera again wanted Mcdonald or Thur.
man, the spolless old hero ol the Bandsna.
Slooum aud Flower, OF New York, were
considered biz trumps By meny as was the
sterling SenAtor Baynrd, OF Deleware, but
there med TO be uuauimiby on this ono
poiut, taGt SONS one must be nominated
who cGn carry the great state Of New York,
In fine there was nos avasige Of despond-
ency 20 he slen on.the faces Of the "un-
washedh after they were wash
ed, with the prospec. Of o
good fquare meal and comfortable
lodging which the crowded condition OF our
neighbor and the hot weather necessarily
denied them. Ii confidence and purpose
30 nominate tho right man are auguries oi
success, verify the sample wo got last night
would cause the oaken heart OF old Hickory
10 bound with exultant iov and give to Mr..
James Blaine, OF the state Of Maine, now
hushed with hope, quite IN sasure OF pain.
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phenomenal naias anl Floods.

Pt7TsBURG, June 12.-Points along the
Alleghauy valley were visited yea lterday b.
one Of tho heaviest rain stoim known for
many years, causing the mOs5 destructive
food eincc 1865. At Crookyillr, Pennsylva.
ma, water spout bursted, and in less
than two hours the creek roe ten feet,
transforming II into foaming torrent. The
rapid rise gave the mill men no chance 10
save their stock. The dana eL North fork
mills, Bryant, and Wainwright and Liich
mills gave wav. osrrTing with them lumber
valued at $40, 900. Two bridges re.washed
away many small buildings demolished and
u num Der of families driven from their
homes and compelled TO seek Ghelter else
where for the night. In Pitisburg the rise
In the Allegheny last night was
very rapid, aud number OF coal barges
swept from their moorings but caught by
two boats uniniursd. The food ri Brook
vile brought down about 100000 pieces
OF lumber, ard almost every owner of
skiif is busy day catching driftwood
The water Is row subsiding and no further
damage ia Anticipated.
A New MGrinsvillp, West Virginia,
special says: A terrific thunderstorm
nassed over the city last night, doing con-
siderable damage. A boy named Mcintyre
and q companion. who { ook refuge under
Tree, wore rendered senselsss with iigut
ming, which struck the tree, Mclntyre's
recovery ia doubtful.
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a Financial Flurry In West virginia.

CHARLE,ToY. w. VA, June 12-rhe
doors oi the S alta Bank OF West Virginia,
his CITY, were closed this mernine, Lis.
bilities, Sll9 600; assets reported at $4,000.
rne principal losers are poor people. who
had small sums deposited. Many ugly ru.
mors are anoot on the streets. The suppo'
sitiou IL that the bank will pay 90 Rtr cent,
out IL ia doubtful ifit will pay over 20 per
cent. This bank has been considered weak
for some time, but olt!zsns ooutina, to.do.
poslt wish Il. 0nicera OF the
oank recev. deposits yesterdey M to
IBp. m. Deoositors are enxiously await
ing Investigation. The state OF West Vir-
rinia had SIS 600 deposited with this bsnk.
Excitement runs high and little business
mas been done here TODAY. A slight run was
made on the Kauswha Valley bank when
the doors opened at "a. m but as every
check was promptly paid the run
ceased after an hours time. During the
run on the Kanawha Valley bank many OF
the largest business men made heavy de-
posits. The Kanawha Valley bank hos
over Sl50, ,0c0 of its own in its vaults and is
rolid.
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r.oNGVIEWs

LoYGvIEw, June l2.-TSpecial. the
caye OF tno State vs.. Anon Stevens, tor the
murder OF Charley Stevens, came to al alb
rupt ending this morning.
One Of the Witnesses was called 10 the
bedside Of his daughter who is serioHrly
M, aud tho family p'ysici7n ~ one IF the
iurymen zen message TO the court that
iba dnurhstr OF be iurym'n was lying at
tho point OF death, so the court upon the
presentation OF thege facts contiaued the
case.
IL viii now have to 60 to someother oour.
", under change Of venue, for il IL almost
certain a good jury cannot be obtained 10
this county.
IL is certainly to be regretted for The case
of the acoomplics, Edward Bea1, may be
settled by that time nni Bean hung while
the accused principal, Anon St.vens, Is
lauguishinR IN jail, or may be acquitted,
tor that is the general result OF cases long
or OF en- CO. tirued.
The revival 1t the Cumberland Pfeshyter-
rian church, running since Sunday, June
fst. has resul ed in profession OF faith from
eleven persons, six OF whom have Joined the
church.
Weather very favorable to both corn and
cotton.
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TYLER.

Tyler, June 2.-[Special M. u. Phil
& st. Louis railway, rendered his retigns-
tion come time AGO, TO tako effect on the
18th instant. Mr.. Phillips is one of the
most popular men ever stationed In this
city on any road, not only with railway
men but with everybody. IL is rumored
that he will take service with the Kansas &
Cult short-Line people. Pat Mylam will
be The new master mechanic OF the Texas
& o.. Louis road.
The Knights ci Pythiss announce ample
provisions for the comfort, amusement and
accommodation Of everybody at their pic
mic on the 18th. A train leaves here for the
grounds at 8 a. m. sharp.
Tilden's declination was 10 surprise TO
the democracy here.
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for five Years.



PITTiRUB0, June l2-lhe races we're con-
tlnued t1.fay; weather warm: track fast:
attendance good.
First Race One mile: Ganersl Harding
took tho lead aud was never headed
throughout; Boatmau, nec1uc Boqu,t. a
yerv bad third. rimr-l:tj.
Tho Coko StGkes-An sles: mile and
three furlongs; Long Knisht won by q
length; Nalle1ge, second. Brunswick, tlird
I've lengths oil. Time-2:25 l2
lhiro Race-Ihe glass stakes, for year.
oldI: Alter driving finish Tantrum won
ny hall a length; Auno Wood )ols, second;
Amef,ques, third. Time -l:0i
Fourth Race Three f1urths of mile:
Boatman won; P0whatan. scclnd Blue.
Eyed Bell. third. Timg-l:l7
F.nh Race-Palanoa won: B0ppie Rose,
second; Sprirg, third. Tme-l:5S IA.
sHEEPJHEAD BAY RACES.
NEW YcRK, June - 2-3heepsheld Bay
First stEa'a-Three-fcu h OF 0 ale: IIIe
Micch, WOO; Ararzr, rcc.Hdi Rsnwick,
| third. Time-l:l9 Ii.
Second Rtce-Oae nad ons.f'urlh miles;
Miss "9odiord won 10 2lS3 T. Royal Arch,
fccud.
Third Racs-Tidsl stakes, ons mile.
| Young Duke won; st. Graysrou, second;
| Wrlchar, third. Timo-l:3S 3 4.
Fourth Race Handicap sweepstakes,
mile and five iurlougs: Blue Grass Belle,
woa; Rlmblfr, second; Mixes Pfide, third.
ime--l:03 IL.
F.fh Rrce--O1e mile: Flower OF Meath.
tirst; Colonel Watson, second; Allonoke,
third. rime-l:iS 3 1.
Sixth Rlce-Haudicap sleoplechose, sh 1rt
course Cammius, won; AJfIham, second;
Roge, third. Iime-4:20.
ST. LOUIS RACE.
81. Louis, June j. Rae 8, second day:
First Race Owners handicap, purss
$500, seven furong'; Ballard won; Niphon,
second; BlZZdam, thirt. Vime-l:3l.
Second Race-Seiliug race, nurse $500,
one mile: Charley Lucas won; Nimblefoot,
second; MauitAu, third. lime--l-iGl2.
Third Rsce-rurt cash handicap, $500
added, MAE iurloug. Fr.cllld won; John
Henry, second; Vale, third. Time
t5Si-i.
Fourth Race-Pursr $500, all ages heats
Of Blk inrlong.: Jlcose, lirs'; Bonnie Bird.
second Mora NJ third. Time-1:l0 ?, I:lg-
KALfMsZJo RACES,
KALAMAZOO, MICH, Juue l2-The races
10 day We're attended by 5000 people.
In the 9:23 class, purse $500, four heats,
trottinR, Adelaide won first money: King
Wilkes, second; Felix third; Belle Echo
and Gladiator distarcsd and Novelty
drawn. Timc-22G, 2;2} 81, 2:22 III,
2:2l 34.
In the 2:4O class, purse $500, A. V. Port
land won IN three straight heats: st. Al
binf, second Maggie Lawrence, third;
wilhsm +, fourth. Time-2:2l 2; 2:2S IL;
2:23 IL.
The ten.mile running race, purse SI,0cO,
WAS won by Madam Marantette. Time
% minutes and 70 ( lfconds.
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AUSTIN.

AUSTIN, June i2.-FSosci5ll-The Eagle
Pass Water company died an amendment
10 It's charter, increasing the capital atock
10 $40 600
Tno following counties sent up scholastic
census: Zlrols ll7; increase. 80. Hood
,G67, increase, 337 Edwards, 2jl; increase,
ll2. Madison, 1873, increase, 302. Rains
703: increase, 139. The oity OF Pdr.e, COZ;
increase, SOL.
The board auditing frontier accounts 20
be presented TO the national government
for payment, have completed the first alb.
stsgct for about 100000, and after signing
by tho governor u Will be ready for pre-.
stnlntion.
The university regents to-day made the
following appointments: Professor Ever.
heart. Of AlabAma, professor Of chemistry,
ylcs Professor Msllet resigned; A V. Lane,
Ausir prolesso, Of civil engineering and
dra sing.
Thirteen law strdents graduated to-day.
Tax GALE OF lands in unorgauizsd ooun-
tie5 commenced today, seyaniy.twO tInct'
being sold situated IN tho counties oi BIS
coe, Carson, Castro, Cliiress and COttlc
0r'y enc tract wn- bid in by the e. te.
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MENPHts, June II N "a has been re-
ceived a. deadly GH-sv at New Albany,
Mississippi, between j. X Reeves, mayor
Of the town and edit0r at the Union Couu-
ty Optic, ana Lloyd Ford, q good for moth
ipg desperate. They hud an alteration
about the congressional c0atest between
Morgan Watson, candidate oi the dem
ooralic nomination. Each tiot live times.
Ford was shot IN the breast. rom which he
died. One bullet rom F0rc's pistol struck
Squire Reeves, the iather OF j. r. Reeves,
irilicting flesh wound IN ihe leg. Just as
Ford Was about diving be said to a by
stander. "D,d ruu?" NO" Then dis
In peace,n
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- aOe -
Marine.

GALVESTON, June II. Arrived: Steam
ship New York, New York; steamship
Hutchinson, Clinton; steamship Aransas,
New 0fleans. Clesred Schooner Bessie
Dora Matthews, Wilmington. Delaware:
schooner George l.. Drake, Pascsgoula.
Sailed: Steamship Hutchinson, New Or
leans; steamsphip 1. O. Harris, Brownsville;
steamship Aransas, Corput Christi.
NEw ORLEANS, June l2-Clezred: Steam
ship LCcero, Rouatan. Arrived: Steam.
ship Kate Carroll, Roustan; bark Avelmore,
Asninwsll
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HOUSTON.

Housros, June y, - Especial ] = A
through freight on the Galveston, Houston
{ San ADtorin railway, bound for CALI
brnif, ran n bridge ners this evening,
l0ur lCAdfd cars going down An embank-
mont A brakeman narrowly escaped fatal
injuries. There Will be considerable loss to
the company.
The Housion & Texas Central aud Cal
weston, Hpr r & san Antonio Roads have
Just made another reduol ion Ia labor force.
The residence Of Mrs. l.. ". Gfegor, In
the suburbs, burned This morning; Insured
'or 81 0OO; lose, $500. lgoeniiarism 10
suspected.
owner OF u large saw NIL thirty miles from
here, and hts fireman occurred today. rhs
latter was slightly wounued. Bjh have
been arrested
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MARSHALL.

MAE'HALL, June l2.-[Spfolal. I'm the
case Of the State ~ Texas Vs. Bob
Moore (co ortr). for killing Frank Maury,
the jury found him guilty OF negligent
hon and sent him % the penitentiary
for five years.
lector for this dietrIct has received 20
drafts covering f2j OPS with which to pay
mo rebate on the tobacco tax. rnis Is his
hrat insiallm'nt and about one.fourth OF
ms amount due In his district. As 80 On M
those several amounts are catered up In his
books the drafts will be sent ont TO their
resptC'ye claimants
T1e formal announc1mer of Mr. Tilden
That no will not BE- u candidate iills our
people With sorrow sni reyrpt.
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In Nniis street.

New YORK, June l2-Wall street is
flooded with uniavorahla rumors; IL is re-
ported that the Frat National bAnk, of
Cleveland, su5nendei, but aivices state the
inst tuition IL doing business as usual. It
s rumored government expers discovered
clGc sinhing fund, and ihs m ,nay has been
used TO sustain the market value Of tho
stock. President DIlIn says the com pAny
has done nothing whatever In stock; not
dollar hes been used for such purposes 1t
Is lut,Aer slated tha' ~ -r ig % -erloug
washou on the Central Plcidc at Hum
ooldt, bat this Is denied By tue oomDany's
make the M trk o weak lld ieyerish. The
prices declined eharnlv.
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HeaNx Inas hy Eirc.

BosroS, June ia fire occurred about
noon in the BUILDING occupied by the Ma
tional Rubber and New Brunswick Rubber
companies on Congress street: Tne three
upper stories sre burned and the fire is
still burning. An explosion Of nsptha on
the second floor burned three firemen,
Hodgson, Hslsey and Littletor, who we're
taken to the hospital. Others were injured
as follows;
John Flavall, district engineer.
Cunningham.
Cap ain Willard.
Captain Frost.
Lieutenant Grady and Ladderman Sweet'
ger. ,oo
The lors will be heavy; insurance, $780,
CCo on stock, and S275 900 on building.
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pfttsburg Points

PlrrsBURG, Pa, June l2-rhe interna-
tional convention OF window-glass workers.
which was TO have met here in July, will
land, on the 18th instant. President Give
and Andrew Burt. oi this city, will repre-
sent the American Union.
The stove fourdries OF Anchuiz & Co.
and Bssell & Co. have resumed with sp-
rrtntices and non-union men. o,her firms
are making ready to'start IN the same way.
The strikers feel confident the IN snufsc-
The works.
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- GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, June II -IPets 1.-The io'-
lowing c1mpilstiop, showing the increase
and dscreas. OF acreage and condition Of
the cotton crop In forty-six counties OF the
ton exchange today. As TO scresge, twelve
counties r port the same acreage as last
year; twenty.ore show an i1crease of 2Gj
per cent; thirteen q decreMe oil 2 80 Per
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KIInARE.

KILDARE, June l2.-TSpeclal l-Miss De-
lins Kinkeade, q general fevorite of all
who know her, and a Misc OF ~ summers,
visit 10 her brother, Hon. 2. B. Kinkeade.
our county treasurer, left day ct two ago
to make visit TO n brother In Missouri,
after which she expects to return and spend
the ha snce OF her life in Texas.
Colonel II. O. Stone OF Kildare. and
Hon. J. NJ. Adams, OF Atlanta. left ytster-
'av for the Foit Worth convention. Mr.
Adams is a prominent candidate for toe
legislature from Csss county.
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Tho Pen,svlyania Farmers,

LANCASTER, Pa, June 12.-rhe annual
banquet OF the Pennsylvania Fsfmers' club
was neld at the residence OF Colonel Duhy,
this afternoon Among those present were
Senators L imuuds. Pendleton, Bsysrd, j.
Donald Cameron. Angus, Cameron, Sam
ueI J. Randall, General Simon Cameron,
Charles A. Dams, George w. Childs and
jndges OF the supreme court Of Pennsyl'
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PARIS.

PARIS, jane 12.-Gspecisl. .l-Yesterdsy
evening while Professor j. B. Lyle, princi.
psl of Aiken inatitute, was out driving hi.
horse iau away with him. throwing him
from his buggy and breaking his ankle
very badly.
REPORTS from the country are very con-
aicting as to crop prospects. Tho prevail.
lng opinion is that crops are considerably
below the average at this time OF the year
This evening Mr.. Wsstbrook threw an
Irish potato in fun at some one across the
street, which came near striking Abe Gold
man, proprietor of the five cent bar. This
caused u fight between Westbrook end
tempted TO shoot the latter, who Knocked
the pistol up and the ball passed through
the top of the street awning. Nobody hunt,
no arrests.
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN. juno l2.-[Special l. Yestcr.
day morning at the gravel pit, about five
miles east OF here, the Incoming ireigh
train collidod with car loaded with steel
rails. which was standing partly over the
switch frog. The engineer and fireman,
when they saw tho collision was inevitable,
Jumped from the enlino. The fireman re-
ceived no injuries. The engineer, Mat Hell
Ter. landed upon pile Of iron and had
three of his rios fractured, in Sdditi)n to s
pre- tty bad shock.
Examinations % tho public schools are
still ia progress. The pupils are ecquitting
themselves and their teachers with credit.
Large quantities of fruit OF every vsrif ty
aie being brought into town irora the ur.
IouudinF country.
The weather for the last ten days has
been all that farmers could wish. Crop
reports from all quarters aIe very fayora-
bic. Farmers arc very busy harvesting
their wheat and mal;ing,hay while the sun
shines,
judge O. O. Biaklev returned from the
Chicago convention yssieriay.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
The Opposition 10 tho Planned Knight
Rapidly Spreading.
Austin: Items aud Incidents Concerns
ing Tho Whole State.
Sherman: A Collision OF Cars aud
What Came Of Il.
Paris: A Hiatus that Lord Chesior-
field Failed 10 supply.
now the Laws Long
drawn Oat Delays Worked Wea'.
Fort Smith: Trouble In The Territory
Once More.
HOW the Laws Long
drawn Oat Delays Worked Wea'.
Fort Smith: Trouble In The Territory
Once More.
Other Specials from sundry sources.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June IL l2-[Speoial. THE op-
position TO Blaine IN the republican parry
seems spreading. Adolphus Bush, wor
thy brewer, recognis d as q power In poll
ties hereabOuts says he thinks the convfn.
ton has made fatal mistake IN nominat-
ing Blaine, and he cannot support him.
A movement IL on foot 20 send a de'ega.
ton OF business men 10 Chicago, but Just
what candidate IL IS for Is not developed.
A petition has been circulated and slgned
by a majority Of the leading meIchnuti,
Including democrats and disatfsctsd rep1b-
leans, and Meeting Will be held u give
shape TO the matter.
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Rishop simpson.

PgrtAprrrHrA, PA, June ~ The illness
of Bishop Slmpson {, critical this morning.
A corsnitation Of physicians vas held az
the bishops residence. They report his
rendition better, but hat he Is still very
i'll.
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cent. Total Increase In forty.sx counties.
y little over l-2 per cent. Condition.
Seven ooun''es report a fair sland; six,
good; twenty byr, bad, aud eight very bad.
All the counties report the crop late from
three 10 four weeks.
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THE BARGAIN HOUSE OF DALLAS.
GOLDSMITH BROS.
We're rafting off the dry goods

We're rafting off the dry goods
Right along, right along,
But we're buying as we sell
Right along, right along,
And the bargains we are buying
Are extremely gratifying
And keep the ladies smiling,
But set the neighbors crying and growing
Right along, right along.
Their chagrin is past Disgusting,
And their walls are agonzing;
They VOW it is surprising
To see such sacrificing,
Right along, right along.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-13

"Heister, the CiimDcr," Dead
READING, Pa, June ll-Heister
diei here suddenly Of paralysis ~
inc, aged 81. Deceased served
serste SIX Tesrs, was ihe dog
a 10 for & vernon against.
aud served ~ congrfss
district from 1873 - lsol.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-13

And the Lowest Prlo ! In tho City at
BRYAN q BRADSHAW,
ala Fim street.