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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-02
An Accident at wichita.

WICHITA, Sept. ga somewhat seri-
GUS accident occurred near this city yes
terday. a gang OF section men on the
Frisco road were coming into the city
from work, and in order TO keep out of
the road of the regular passenger, which
was two miles behind, they were going
at quite a rapid rate, but the wheel of
the hand car which thew were propell-
ing unfortunately struck . loose spike,
end from the car, and 1t passed over
him; it also was precipitated from the
track. The man whom the car passed
over was named William Prayer, and it
Is feared he was injured inter-
uAlly. His recovery Is doubtful. The
remaining men were all more or less
injured, but none seriously.
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Whan Ynn Eel Bin

and your back aches, and your head feels
heavy, and you wake unrefreshed in the
mOrningand your bowels are sluggish
or costiYe, you need Kidney-Wort IL
is natures great remedy and never fails
Ia relieve all cases of diseased kidneys,
torpid liver, constipation, malaria, piles,
rheumatism, &c 1t operstes simultan-
eOusly on the kidneys. liver and bowels,
strengthening them and restoring
healthy action. Put up IN both dry and
liquid form Sold by all druggists.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-02

The 81. Louis Republican, Kansas
CITY Times and st. Louis Post Dispatch
are all studiously avoiding giving the
people Information about the popular
enthusiasIn shown tor Blaine and Logan
IN New York, New Jersey, PonnsylVa-
MIA add Ohio during the progress Of Mr..
Blaine through these states. OF course
IL is source of Democratic chAgrin, but
the truth ought % be told.
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RnndIa YnkAd-

FL DORADO, Kas., Sept. 29.-This
township voted to-day $4,000 in bonds
to aid In the construction of a division
of the st. L., Fl. 8. and W. railway to
Newton, Mcpherson and Ellsworth, this
city 70 be the initial point. Bonds have
been voted along the entire line to Nc
Pherson and work is promised to COM
mence very soon, to be prosecuted until
the line Is completed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-02
A Boom for Cleveland.

ALBANY, Sept. 30.-Gov. Cleveland
was busy to-day finishing up his work,
preparing for his trip to Buffalo, Thurs
day. He goes on the fast train, which
leaves here at 10 O'Clock, arriving al
Buffalo at z 40 p. m, the train making
but three stops. Utica, Syracuse and
Rochester. At Cleveland's old home
the citizens will unite IN receiving him,
irrespective of party. It will be taken
for an exhibition Of local pride, and il
is believed the demonstration viii be an
imposing one.
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The story is told by the ReY, DIR.
Primo that 10 Albany, the subject OF
signing petitioEs being under remark, 9
man once betcthat he could get the sig
natuaes OF ten highly respected residents
to a paper asking Gov. Dix 10 hang one
of the leading clergymen. He won
without difficulty, as not one Of the
slcncrs insisted on reading the docu-
ment
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-02

PhiladelphIA Bulletin: Carl Schurz
was nOt AlWays 80 much beloved by the
Democrats ~ he appears to be now. In
1880, Mr.. Hendricks called him "the ly-
ing Dutchman." Harper's Weekly. in
1872, compared him TO MephIstopheles.
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AnAnauar KnnreII

Can any one bring rs case Of Kidney
or Liver complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure2 We say they can
not. as thousands OF cases already per
manentlY cured and who ara daily rec
Omme0ding Electric Bitters, will prove
Bright's disease. diabetes, weak back, OF
any urinary complaint quickly cured
They purify the blood. regulate the bow,
els. and act directly on the diseased rarts
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale 81 SC
cents by B. Wheldon.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-02
Line On IsakIpr Poudoru

Prof. r. A. Witihaus. NJ. d., Medical
University, Buffalo, N. Y, who Is the
highest authority, says that Calcium
Tartrate Improperly called Tartrate of
Limel advertised as the lime in Baking
Powders is denYed from the wines that
produce cream of tartar 1t IS q constit-
uent OF the grape and other fruits, and
Is absolutely harmless
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Cleveland and butler.

ALBANY, N. Y. Sept. 2o.-Among to-
days callers on Gov. CLEVELAND were
Bishop Gallagher of Louisiana, accom-
panied by Rev. Walter BattershaIl OF
Albany, J. II. Aldrich OF New York, j.
B. Redneld OF Chicago and James w.
Ridgeway of Brooklyn. General Butler
is expected to arrive in Albany at 2:30
p. IN. to day. 1t is said be will make q
speech in Capitol park in full view OF
the windows of the executive chamber
Grady speaks in Troy this afternoon,
and both Grady and Butler at q mass
meeting in Hudson avenue tent this
evening.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-02
An Important IUIunction.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Levi Parsons
had obtained preliminary Injunction
restraining IsadOre and Simon Wormscr,
bankers and brokers, from disposing OF
shares of stock valued at upwards Of
half q million Of dollars, and twenty
seven thousand acres of land in Texas
It was claimed that the transfer and de
post of the shares had been made uDdeI
special agreement by which defend.
ants stipulated TO return them. De
PENDANTS claimed that they were depOs
tied as security for margins on stock
transactions. Judge DOnohue, In tbs
supreme court chambers, today render
Cd decision denying q motion to con
tInue the Injunction.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-02
The Tallapoosa Raised

WooDsHALI., Mass, Oct. 1.-The Mer.
rift Wrecking company has succeeded
in raising the Tallapoosa sufficient to
remove her two miles toward Edgars-
town harbor. 1t appears probable that
in few days she will be got where she
can be temporarily repaired.
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A Texas Mystery.

DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 27.-A shocking
double tragedy was developed this
afternoon by the discovery Of
two bodies in the woods just
beyond the corporation limits, on the
forks of Trinity river. The victims.
when first discovered, were side by side,
the mans arms extended and partly ly-
ing on that of his love, as II in the ago
MES of death he sought 70 embrace her In
his conVulsive grasp. She was appar-
emily aged about 10, wore q diamond
brooch and was dressed with exquisite
taste, which bore no outward evidence
Of poverty. he appeared a few years
her senior. Between them lay revolver
with two chambers empty, telling the
story of murder and suicide. Near
by was found note written In q clear
bold hand saying: "As we cannot DO
united in life we will be in death"
Appearances and an examination of the
bodies lead to the conclusion that the
note was written before reaching the
fatal scene, and that after a final leave
taking he fired the pistol in her mouth,
thus killing her, placed the weapon to
his right temple, and again pulling the
trigger, fell close beside her. Death
was instantaneous with both. Beyond
their names on the bit Of paper nothing
further is known which might give q
clue to their identity. The bodies, still
warm, were taken charge of by an
undertaken, and will be held until q
claimant appears.
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Pennsy1vanla Greenbaokers.

BELLEFoNTE, Pa, Oct. 1.-The result
of the evening session of the Greenback
convention was the adoption of the reso.
luton to fuse with the Democrats with
the understanding that no fusion or com.
bInation will be made for less number
than half the directors.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-02
as st. Louis.

81. LOUIS. October l.
CATTLE-Better feeling but mot higher:
some nice tat but small native steers OF i on
lbs sold at 80 20; Texans range S. 9S0a4 10.
Receipts no.
Ho0s-Aarket active, lower workers. Sc 90
G$5 10; packing, - 7o0k5 90; butchers IS ION
y 80; Receipts $3.50. shipments 1000
FLoUE-Firmer, unchanged
WHEAs-Market opened shade OF, recover
cash.
Corn-Higher. slow. 4OK0sOk cash,
OATs-beteer. very slow, 25X0eeL cash
PRovIsIoHs-VcTy dull: oniV suau ioI,
trnde done At cav nrfces - ~
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soutl American Commls.Ion

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The South
American commission met In the Gus
tom House to-day, TO hear the views OF
the gentlemen interested in trade, IS 70
the best means OF increasing it.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-02
The Advance of Blaine.

DAYTON, Sept. 30.-Nothing could ex-
coed the enthusiasm of the demonstra-
ton at Dayton, the home of the RepUb
lican candidate for SECRETARY of state.
Gen. Robinson introduced Mr. Blaine,
who as soon as he could get an oppor-
tunity to speak, said: l am very glad
to be welcomed in the home of Gen. Rob-
Inson, for the candidacy of Gen. Robin
son as endorsed by this vast assemblage
is the important prelude TO the national
election of 1884, and the candidacy OF
Gen. Robinson, if sustained by Ohio,
goes far TO settle that contest
I"Good, goodi Well settle I."J
At Bellefontaine there was large
crowd They received Mr.. Blaine very
demonstratively. There was fine DEM
onstrstion st Urbana. Mr.. Blaine was
escorted in carriage by la-ge body OF
plumed knights, some on foot and some
on horse back. A novel feature of this
escort was a troupe of mounted ladies
wearing white plumes. The people had
began to gather early in the forenoon
and there was alarge crowd. The meet
ing had been been addressed by Senator
Sherman. Many thousands of people
were assent led round q stand in Central
square 70 which Mr.. Blaine was driven
HIS appearance on the stand called forth
an outburst of ceafening cheers, agar
| and again renewed. at 5:15 the traiI
arrived.
SPRIEGPIELD, Sept. 30.-This is ;
| large manufacturing town, and all thu
| shops had closed in order TO give thf
| workmen an opportunity TO see Mr.
| Blaine. AS soon as the people gathereC
l around the depot saw him they cheeTed
1 shouted and made all kinds Of demon
| stretions. With difficulty he got into
carriage and was driven around through
4 the city Then he was brought back toi
stand near the depot, and here the cheer
ing was IS great as before. Within
few minutes of his appearance On tn
stand, he looked out upon fully 1000
| people Being introduced by 3. 3
| Warier the chairman of the meeting
Mr.. Blaine said: 81 have the pleasure c
addressing 8 community peculiarly d.
| voted to manufacturing. a communit
deeply interested IN the industrit
system of the United States.
community especially alfied wit
the agricultural development c
the United States. You manT
facture 9 great variety and a great nun
Der of agricultural implements. But f
the ingenious implements which you tuI
out, the wheat crop OF the United Stat
conld not be harvested. That whei
crop is so immense that its harYestin
/. begins in Texas in May, and proceeC
northWard at the rate of about eleve
miles per day, and winds up IN Septen
Der on our northern border, running f
more than 100 days about eleven mil
per day. [AppIsuse-l Now do y.
! | think 1t good policy 20 have these agr
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snMarInn An anain.

MADRID, Sept. 80. - Heavy rains
floods and maintenance of cholera con
dons and IazaFrettos are paralyzing trade
throughout Spain. The working classes
are suffering greatly and 1t Is expected
their distress will increase during the
coming winter.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-02
The nTIaGiasiDD, RieIn-.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct La Quincy, Illinois,
special to the Post Dispatch says the
river at this point is eleven feet above
low water mark, and still rapidly rails
ing. The unusual rise ct this season of
the year occasions general fear on low
lands where immense damage will be
done unless the food subsidies.
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New York Truth (Dcm.): Mr.. Hend.
ricks says the Democrats would ike 20
get u look at the treasury books. Prob
ably they would prefer to catch a
glimpse Of the treasury vaults.
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Another euictde.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 1.-Gen. VIM.
a. Throop, Of the firm OF Tappan q
Throop. q we'll known citizen and poll
tlclan, shot himself IN the head early
this morning. BE 10 stIll alive. No
cause le known.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-02
4 Nnfnrinna Sninida-

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 30.-Dr. Abra-
ham Babcock, the notorious abortionist
committed suicide by taking morphine
in his cell in the court house last night.
He was found dying at q. m. to-day.
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Not EePOtiatinR.


PAoLA. Kan, Sept. 27.-The Demo
cratic senatorial convention for the
counties of johnson, Miami and Linn,
held here to-day, nominated s. 2. Allen
of Linn and j. G. Martin of Miami.
They are both pledged to vote for resub.
~, icoion
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Jay GouId,s Shares.

New YORK. Sept. 30.-Kiernan agen-
cy states that the transfer books of the
Union Pacific show 100000 shares in
the name of Jay Gould.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-02

RANDoUT, N. Y, Oct. 1.-Lemuel A.
Chichester, a chair manufacturer at Chi
chesterville, made an assignment to-day.
Liabilities estimated at $4,000.
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RaiIroaa Reoaixaru.

NEW YORK, Oct. Judge Daniels,
OF the supreme court, to-day appointed
Judge Horace Russell and Theodore
Houston receivers Of the New York
West Shore & Buffalo r. r. Co.
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DAMAGED by Fire.

PIrrsBURG, Sept. 30.-A most de-
structiYe fire occurred at Nstronla, TWEEN
ty miles from this city on the West
Penn railroad at an early hour this
afternoon, by which the Pennsylvania
salt manufacturing companyis acid
mandatory at that place, was damaged
to the extent of 100000. This com
pany, which Is the largest in the United
States, has property there valued
at g half million dollars, and
is engaged In the manufacture of all
kinds of acids, carbonates and sulphates
OF oil of vitrol. The FIRE started In the
Vitrol department at midnight, and be-
fore the flames subsidized q building go
feet long, IS feet wide and So feet high,
together with valuable machinery
was entirely consumed. Fortunately
the night was calm OF the destruction
would have been greater. The firm
is composed Of Philadelphia gentlemen,
and the nam Office is located here, The
building burned was fully insured, bul
/ in what companies and amounts the
manager here Is unable to say, a. the in.
surance is all placed by the Philadelphia
Office
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washington Wirines.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Estlmates
submitted by Inspector Haworth to the
commissioner OF Indian affairs make the
following allowances for the maintain.
ance of Indian schools for the next fis.
cal year: Forest Grove school, Oregon,
$40. 500; Genoa, Neb, $31 $50; Law.
renee, Kas., So, $50; Hampton, Va.
$25, $50; Carlisle, Penn, SOL 600; Chi.
locca, l. T., $50, 1875; Alaska, $25, 600
schools in states and territories, $115, 800
transportation, $4,000; general educa
tional purposes and buildings, ETC., $3.50.
600; construction and repair, $75, 900.
A suit on the Star Route contract WA
filed to-day by the district attorney q
recover 81 ,904, with interest from Sep.
TENDER 10. 1880, from A. II. Brown, whC
was q contractor on the route from Mon
ument to Lake Bend. Col, between Feb
ruary, 1879, and June, 1882. It is charg
ed that Brown obtained the sum sued TO
by fraud. The district attorney also en-
tered suit to recover Sc, 600 suretiee OF
the bond of Howgate, late disbursing Of
| fice~ of the United States signal CORDS
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a FrIghtfuI Wreck.

WHEELING, w. Va, Sept. 29.-The
afternoon passenger and express train
No. 4, from Baltimore for Chicago, and
local freight going cast, cOllided one
mile west of Pennington and sixty five
miles east of this city. Both trains were
going full speed and six freight cars and
the mail car of the passenger train were
demolished, and two men killed and sew
eral badly injured. The killed are Thos.
Turlcy, of Piedmont, w. Va, and the con-
ductor of the freight, who was riding
on the engine. Thomas O'Donnel, of
Martinsburg, fireman on the passenger,
and George Leonard, engineer, of Wheel
ing, was fatally hurt, and John Smith,
engineer, of Wheeling, was badly hurt
and his eyes filled with cement from the
wrecked cars which was thrown In a
cloud for many feet in all directions by
the shock of the collision. He will
probably be blind. James Adams, mail
agent, was badly bruised and cut about
the head and shoulders. James Sapp,
chiet clerk of the mail car, was Sc
verely injured In various parts of
the body. D. w. Boyd of Cleveland is
probably fatally injured. The suffering
train hands were imprisoned beneath
the debris and their shrieks were pitiful.
The passengers all escaped uniDjured,
and did all they could to rescne the en-
dangered train hands. The accident was
caused by a misunderstanding of the
orders by the engineer of the freight.
TurleY's body was taken TO Piedmont
and O'Donuell's mangled remains TO
Marti nahIIrO
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~. Peace with the whole world.
80 Commercial extension in every
practicable direction.
"3. Encouragement of every form OF
American industry.
II. Protection 10 every citizen, native
or naturalized, at home or abroad"
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THE BUSINESS MARTS.

THE PRICES AT TRADE OENTERs.
The Kansas City Live Stock Market is He
ported especially for TIE DAILY
NEWS every Afternoon by
ANDY j. SNYDER & CO.,
Rooms 30 and - Exchange BuIIdInR
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS
At Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. October !.
CAFTLH-ReceIpts 1926; natives scarce
and steady; Texans and westerns literally
dull, LOG lower than Tuesday or Zoe lower
that last week.
Ho0s-Receipts 4,sl; market dull ;
lower. range a 9O0$6 IS; bnlk sales, s. 950
The Daily indicator reports: Wheat-Re-
eeipts. 81 .295 shipments, Ok. 700 in store, a..
645; market higher; No. 2 red. cash
sales al COZ; November sales as 6Ik
December sales at 6sk; No. soft cash
CoRH-Receipts, Il, 800; shipments, lib;
In store, 1884; market higher; No. 2.
mixed cash sales ~; October FIRST half G41< bid
askedi November sales 2sk bid 3ok asked
the year "a bid 2S asked; January "a bid % y
asked; May 3SH bid 29X asked. No. 2 white
mixed cash sale at 45x bid.
OATs-Ne cash 25H bid AK asked.
RYE-No. cash no bids no offerings.
EG0S-FiImer at Ice per dozen candIed.
BUFfKE-Firmer and active.
HAY-EaDcy small baled, IS 90;
PRoyIsI0Ng-Dry salt meats unchanged;
smoked.shouldere * long clear sides Ike;
RIB sides Ike; clear sides II; sugar cured
hams l3Ec; breakfast bacon 13c: dried beef
and barrel meats unchanged.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Tammany hall
made following nominations to-day
For mayor, Hugh ]. Grant;i comp
troller, ex-Congressman P. Henry Du
gro; district attorney. Senator George
Fl. Forster; spresldent board of alder
men, Gen. John Cochrane; coroner, DR.
w. j. MESSENGER; judge of court of com
mon pleas, Richard L. Larremere, 10
seph r. Daily, denominations, and
Hugh L. Cole. All the
candidates, especially Alderman
Grant was heartily cheered. JohE
Kelly, In q speech opening the conven
ton, said he belisYed the nomination
made at Chicago is an unwise one, bu
Grover Cleveland is the nominee of the
party, and we will not separate from the
party we have ali known and loved &c
long. We will give Cleveland and Hend
rIcks full, fair and honorable support
A communication from the executive
committee of the Peoples party, sug
costing certain candidates, was ignored
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RIatne Amonp the Rucknvea.


DAYTON, o., Oct. 1.-Mr. Blaine, as-
companied by ex-governor Foster. Sen
ator Frye and others were driven out at
8 O'Clock this morning to the Soldiers
Home near Dayton. He was received by
the governor of the home, General Pa
trick, and shown through the buildings
and grounds. While he was inspecting
the pretty music hall large body of the
soldiers followed him in and began CALL
ing "Blaine, Blaine, a speech" Mr.
Blaine thanked them for the kind re-
ception that they had given him, and re-
marked that the beauty and comfort
which he saw around him IN this the
country confirmed HIM In his
opinion asto the good OF these institutions
and rewarded him for the part he had
taken as a member OF the military COM
mittee OF the house OF representatives in
their establishment. The soldiers
cheered Baine as he retired, He en-
tered the special car and proceeded on
his Journey toward Cincinnati.
HAMILTON, O., Oct while the
train was waiting in the Dayton depot
several hundred men, women and chill
dren gathered around 1t trying to get an
opportunity to shake hands with Mr..
Blaine. he SHOOK nanQS Win the laQleS
and children that could get near, but re-
fused to crafty the men, as his hands
were getting sore from too frequent
repetition of the operation. One of the
ladies who spoke to Blaine was q ma
tive of the town IN Pennsylvania where
he was born. He seemed greatly pleased
at meeting her, and talked few minutes
about old times. At Dayton the presi-
dent of the Cincinnati exposition and
other gentlemen connected with it came
on board, also a delegation 200 strong
from the Lincoln club of Cincinnati.
The train barely stopped at MiddletoWn,
where there was small but enthusiastic
crowd. At 10 20 the train arrived at
Hamilton. Mr.. Blaine and party were
driven through the town to stand in
front of the court house, where there was
a gathering of many thousand people.
Not Negotiating.
LONDON, Sept. ga Madrid dispatch
to the Standard declares that the Spanish
and American governments are not as
has been claimed negotiating for the
establishment of a treaty of commerce
hot uopn Snain 1fSalf and tho TInifpd
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n-II,ntoSn RIaIna

FOsToRIA, Ohio, Sept. 3O.-A delega-
CATION of one hundred leading merchants
and other business men, members of the
Business Mems Club of Toledo, called
this morning to pay their respects to
Mr.. Blaine. He received them at q
quarter before nine In the parlor of the
Body House. The meeting was quite
informal. The chairman of the
delegation assured Mr.. Blame OF
the earnest support of the business
interests of Northern Ohio. Mr.. Blaine
thanked the gentlemen and remarked that
tho Republican party was certainly enti-
tied to the support of the business men
because the contest was PRIMARILY and
emphatically q contest for the preserva-
ton and promotion of the business inter
ests of the country. At 0 O'Clock Mr..
Blaine was driven to the depot. Sena-
tor B. K. Bruce, Emery Storrs, ex-GoY-
ernor Foster, Judge West and Senator
Plumb, of Kansas, were added 70 the
party Of yesterday. There was some
delay at the depot and it was not until
near 10 O'Clock that the special train
started for Tiffin and other points south,
Quite q crowd had gathered and there
was the usual cheering as the train
moved out.
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Mr.. Blaine sums up the Republican
policy in this clear and explicit Ian