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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-17
60.

a MEETING Of the stockholders of
N the Arizona Indus rial Exposition
Associgt on v IL he hall ,4t The courthouse
in the city of Ph,su1x. 3t2 o7cscck in he
afternoon OF " dneSdsy. July 28rd 1881.
for the purpose or eleciiug Board OF
Directors and transacs ing such other bus
mess IS may properly come before the
meeting By order IF the frc0, pOratiug
COMMITTEE. PHILIP K. hickey
Secretary PRO TEN.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-17
An wine merchants, druggists and
grocers sell Damiana Bitters.

Al wine merchants, druggists and
grocers sell Damiana Bitters.
YoU WILL nsver have a sour .storn
ache f you drink Damiana Biiters-
The sale of an article IS the crIter-
ion of It's merits. Damiana Bitters
have large Sales
For a gooa appetite drink Dami-
ana Eitters y n. Moiano. agens.
Damiana Bitters regulate the
stomach and is the best tonic.
a POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia--
Daniiana Bltlers
For health. strength apd vigor,
drink Damiana Bitters.--J- NJ. Mon-
tanu, agent.
DAMTASA makes the old Young and
The weak strong and healthy. !
Montana, agent.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-17
Election Notice.

n ton VIII b. held or Saturday. Ari-
gust ? 1891, for The election OF tn ee
school trustees for school district No. l.
civ of Phoenix, Territory Ct Arizona.
Said elect on viii be held at the school
house IN the city or 1ihoeni Polls oeen
fsosa o'clock a. IN to O'clock D m All
persons Of he q % of p yea. $ m.le or fe-
male, having resided in the Territory SIX
months and III the school district Tor 30
days prior to the election, are entitled 10
vote
2 gid JOHN H. BURGER. clerk.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-17

Lots No. 1, 3 and 5 in block No. /,
city of Phoenix. Apply to I'r. X. E.
Lightburne, Office nearly opposite
Lemon Hotel. tai
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mctIce for Pubiicaeion
Declaralore Statement no. 1872.
LAND OFFICE at Pa SCOTT, Z IT,

INNI-' 7s1'7. III ~ ~ L. - TT
LAND OFFICE at PHH SCOTT, = IT,
Jrly 1O'h, 1871.
~ Office is hereby given that the fol
\ iov1ng nam d settler has fled ro-
tice Of his intention u make fiHsi proof
il support of his CHIN. and tEat said
proof viii b. made before the Ju' .-e OF The
Second district court of MariCopa County,
Ie rit. ~ ol ArizIns, a. PhucliN, M4fico-
"a county. rizoua Terri, ~. on he 18th
0al Of su- ust. 1854, iz.Daniel Il Boone Of
+ hi~ / ecisratury Statement Nu.i3l2- for
the wet 4 OF section NJ thirty five so
III township seven % n0rth of RANCE O.
eight 6, cat. lie p tu.e= the fol o VI ing
witnesses 10 prove his continuous resi-
deuce upon. and cultivation of. said land
viz: Osclr Won >fudryci1, Ramon t'acheco
Juan = ito. and Ramon PadIllo. all Of
Phoenix, MaricOPa county, ArizOna Ter
ritory. THOMAS WING.
Register
First publication July 10 1891. 5w
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Notice 90 publication.
Deciacatory Statement No l~~S-
Land office al Prescott. ARR ma,
4 ~ |. IasL

Land office al Prescott; ARR ma,
July 10ih 1854.
~ Office Is hereby svin thal ihe fol-
y Loving named settl I hes fled no-
lie Of III i4teition 10 make fieai proof
Ia sauf4ers of his calfB, ana that
.si. troof VIII IT, made oelOra The
guaee Of the 81 co. Il di tfict .ousi OF
Maiica,a county, Territory of Arizoua
at Pheen Y, ariccl'a county, Ailzoi Il
trurriiorg. on he nth day f ~ .ust. iSsA,
va: Ram = Feeacco, Of hoentS, MANGO
N ecu .fy. AIizoua !erri Dry, = his De-
riar.t Z, -taiea., ut NO.12o9 for the esst
u the west = aaC ihe 4 q he est
= Of see IoI o.s--ventes az and tie "
i O. Ike east J. Il section 80 twoaty
1901 ia township No six (6) norl b Of range
No. nine IaI asst. II, names the follow
ing Witnesses to prove his cA''li-
.iUIs rs size &C upon, ana c1Elva ;on OF,
said land, viz: Dauiel Il. Booze. Jnaa
500, Oscar on Stadryck. aed Ramon
FadA,lo, AZ of Phoenix. Ieri ops Gu H.,
Arizona Terrlfery- 1t4Oa-NS WI 40
Register.
first sub .ei.ii,,u Jaly 10, 1881.
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FIRE AT YUMA.

YUMA, A. r., July 15.-The rail-
road warehouse at This place was
burned this evening at 7:45. a car
load Of merchandise with oil on the
fl or was beng transferred, and II
workman Dropped a lamp aud the
car was ignited. The flames spre ad
rapidly and in less than an hour the
warehouse, four cars of mcrchan-
disc and the conductors office was
entirely destroyed By strenuous
efforts the railroad Offices and hotel
was saved The wind was FROM the
north, or none Of The buildings could
have been saved.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-17
Aseeesrl 80 e.ot:ca.
ONCE of Grand Canal Company,

N~UuI lIlN,
Phoenix. = T. jun Q.
~ Office is her By given thai at
y meeting Of th= DirecfcrS, b. Id on
the b day of June, a b. 1881. on assess
ment Of T twenty-five dollars (S25) ner shase
was levied upon the capital STOCK OF e. =
corporation, ayabie June 49, 1854 ~ the
ofce of he Grand Canal Company, Ph,e
nix. 4. 7.
snail remain unpaid or the ~ day of
June. 1884, vii DC de inc uent aud 8 DIVER
It's fir sale az pnb!ic aget on; ana, IN
on the i9th day ofJuIy. a ID. 1885. to pa
he delinqreut asses lnent. toee her glth
costs Of advertising ana espeTses ofsaie.
G. ". aOA3lhY.
Secretary.
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TELEcKAPHsc.
UNITED STAT ns ANp MEXICO.

WASHINGTON, July ia draft of
the postal convention between the
United States and \. cxIco has been
amended by The Mexican govern
ment in several particulars, and the
consummation OF the treaty will be
delayed some time by the necessity
for its consideration by the post
office department.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-17
CONDENSED TELKeRAafs.

Butler denies all expressions al,
legged to him and viii write an auto
graph letter on the situation
A Slight earthquake in San Fran
cisco on Tuesday.
4 mob at Owensbero, Ky, fought
with the SHERIFF, killing him, and
hung Sid Kelly, prisoner, for rape.
Two Of the mob are reported Killed E..
Dennison, Lsihinan & Co., Oak
land merchants. failed nn Tuesday.
The Beuicia, California, Demo-
Gratis nominated joseph McKenna
for Congress,
a San Francisco dispatch says: A
Ere at the Mission San Jose destroys
ed $4,000 worth of property When
water was t1haused claret vine was
used to save the church from the ire
The Independent Republicans
will meet IN New YORK. July 22.to
determine their future course.
Grasshoppers are devasting the
sugar crops OF Vera Cruz, Mexico.
New ork is disiefecting; 4 case
of cholera morbus having frightep-
ed them as Asiotic cholera.
Ex-Governor Hendricks has pubs
lished letter in reply TO Chandler,
and ACCUSES the latter of neglect III
his department with other campaign
assertions.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-17
Rotice of Dissolution of
Pain ersnip.

FgVEE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the name and sfTle Of falsz &
~ els. doing Dusircss a. butchers, in The
civ ar Lhoeuix. IS this ray dissolved by
n,,itnal Ss7r-Sent rrauk ID Wells VIII
L. ali ind..bf ed>k<s ~ The N. and col
iect all II )nies {ne ssfsai>>1 rm 9 q thia
date.
e. 3 tBSZ- -----------'
FRANKD WELLS.
NICHOLAS BALSZ.
Dated July l. 1884.
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Phoenix, Arizona
SUNNI On s..
I'H' Robert 3. redd. Plaintifr.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the Sec
I ond Judiciai . strict of the rerrit ~
n rizona, in ana for the County of Mar
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-17
CHOLERA.

On Monday night till 10 a. ID.
Tuesday there were 10 deaths III
Toulon; on Tuesday one death in
Alexandria; Go deaths in Marseilles
for p hours ending 9 pm. Monday &;
and 35 during the remainder Of the
mint
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-17

A T my rav oh, near Phoenix in chargs
n of p. NJ IS & Co, o,ie black ll:,rse
saddle-marked, brand on left shoulder:
also one light bay horse, white feet. aud
Write stripe in face, brand not distinct.
. he owner can have them by paving foI
this notice and charges at he ranch.
q. A. l WEED.
Phoenix, July g. 1884.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-23

In the Senate On the 13.h the bill placing
General Grant on The retired list. with the
rank and pay Or General. passed without
debate The shipping bill wAs taken up
and the motion for conferences COMMITTEES
Vas adopted. Confederation 81 the Indian
appropriation bill was then resumed. and
alter some debate the bill was passei-....In
chs House the bill passed providing FOR
civil governments IL the Territory Or
Alaska Tue Tovnshend bin providing
chat = Territory shall have = population
equal % that Of . Congressional district 20
entitie 4 70 representation IN Congress was
laid On the table. The bill passed * end
tng The jurisdiction o. justices Of the peace
IN Wyoming and STIMULATING that the Leg
isla'ure o. Dakota s.alI hereafter consist
of twenty-four members Of the Council and
forty eight members ofthe Hous'.
Blsfior HrrLERY has been deposed ~
IT, a rican Methodist Conference.
CASTRO has LETT Key West, disguised
and ~ king considerable money With him.
The blI abolishing the bureau or E.ec-
lions in New York was defeated 1t Al
bany.
TnE bin relating 20 explosives las
passed ~ first and second reading in the
German Reich tag.
INK annual convention of the National
Hat Finisbers' Association began Il. ~es-
sions - bridgeport. Conn. Oh the l3.h.
srrEKxrES DKsrs Or insane asyInms
from thirty states and Canada we're IL
session ~ Philadelphia On ihe 3h.
BIN WALLACE, soap manufacturer IL
New York. w0rt.. s;oU,ojO. hns been al.
judged insane
THnEE regiments have been recalled
from Ionqrin since the Franeo.Cnina ~
treaty wss gned.
SENATOR MoRRiEL, or Vermont. wa nh-
sent ia the l3sh from the Senats lor the
first time In twen.y-ninr wears.
InK Ancient Order of Hihefnian. began
their thirty-tonrth annual National Con-
vention q Cleveland On the IL H.
CHARLES O'Coxon. whose illness has
been announced, died at bis home In Nan.
tucket. Mass, on the 18Th.
II - estimated the export 81 wheat IL
Australia from England in 1884 will b H.
Oo0,o00 bushels.
Tx Supreme Court Of The knights 81
Honor Or Che United states began . ten
days meeting at Chicago On the isth.
CYEUs n. MCCoRMfCk. of Chicago. OF
reaper fame. who has been an invalid for
: number of years, died On the 18th. He
vas seventy-five years old.
THE unwilling 81 the Martin Luther
statue - Washington viii take place Nav
p. Chief Justice Waite viii preside at the
ceremony.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-23

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H>I1's"rk MP. ~, w
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r.'A', I" "h'' ADou' n''ssn "'''e A"'
e''.'sa 'ns" '''H i.'' an' Nn''n -
sn'tra w Three men Icing shVt. iMp q
them fatally Eoi,cr, canpb~ii colorrd1
was Morxinr III the carr.,l. hr.ck. .att ~
Wa-i.,.,,n,. street ~, c..-... $780,.
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'.,'N ~ 'S''"' -''A I" VI" i''s-
'"' ~ eAch hand and simultaneously dis
charged both Weapons "a lin. Onc hul-
lct went through me shoulder and ~.
oth.r " ,~..f I. h,- .,m ~. .... NJ.
PREVIOUSLY fua''s'eu ABOUT woman.
The ACT wa< witnessed BY number
81 white men. who. seeing
Camphell I'm. surr.,..d ~ - ..a. and
cror...,.a y. ..r-, -. ~. ,.,,.~
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"'''' one ft~.o' 'et"een ~ tr''A 'H' ~"c
IN each hand retreated backward, w1rn-
Ing them not 10 follow. The white men,
about twelve N MI. armed thrtn<rlys~
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""~se I'-'' ''r" ~
Sesco hreu repeatedly, anu running
light for several squares took place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-23

I'm attendance - ~ onvesinx cf 90
statue q Chisf-Jnn<ics Narshall - ~
Capitol grounds u Washinston. On Che
io<h. was very large.
The failure q ths Northwestern Manu-
featuring and Car Company Of saltwater.
M.nn-. q reported. n. y. Habln. Chairman
r. The National Republican Committee. wss
President
By order q tho Bishop q New Jersey.
Rev. y. v. Van Bodcnfsld. : book canvass
q o. Buffalo. n. ~, Who has been carry
Ing On extensive swindllng rrseticcs. has
been arrested
THE Interstate drill q Houston resulted
- follows: First infantry prir,. $1,000,
Houston Light Guards; second, <l,50o,
rreadway. Rifles. s.. Louis; third. 100.
Columbus Guards. Columbus. c.. The
Busch zcuaves. g. Louis. won the xouavs
prize Of >l.om First artillory prize. $50.
Battery ,. louisiana field artillery;
second. 40, Battery A. St. Louis light
artillery.
4 TREATY = said . have b>en signed By
France and China recognising : French
professionals over Tonquin and Anazn. No
indemnity Il demanded By Francs.
TnE people Of zAnssville. O.. ars excited
over mysterious, wide and deep assures ID
the earth. and ths sudden sinking OF three
acres Of ground. on which were many
houses. Some of the terror~stricken in
habitants think an earthquake has o.
CURED. Others think an abandoned coal
mine under the sunken territory caused
the depression
rfE Wabash. s.. Louis & Pacific Road
has bscn placed in the hands OF tempo
rary receiver.
The Franco-Chincss treaty II said "a
give France more than she ever claimed.
TIE issue Of standard silver dollars Tor
the week ending Nay 10 vas 3t5.oo.; cor
responding week last year l05, 800.
Or the 18th : slight run was made on tho
First National Bank Of Saltwater. MINI.
growing out q the Northwestern Car Com.
pany's failure
A vERy heavy cut in rates d announced
BY the agents o. the Burlington. Missouri,
Union Pacific & Atchison. Topeka q santa
Fe Roads
sn1f0wSERs, underwriters and shippers.
q . mcstinx IN New York on the I2.h. con-
demped the bill now before Congress re-
lating % International bills or laiinc.
On the l3th the bark Theresa, with 4
number Of the survivors OF the steamship
State Of Florida. arrived at Qnebcc.
No Official or definite figures can be
given of tho amount involved in the Grant
4 Ward failure until the statement OF the
bank examiner Is made public.
PERSISTENT thefts or coupon passenger
tickets on The Wabash Road have been 70
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-23

ILl<ruN. H.. May ~
Martin Wilson was arrcstcdin Farmer
City for stealing hogs. Once before be
brought number he had stolen from
various farmers 20 the city and offered %
sell them far below their market value.
lie was suspected, but before be could bc
arrested s'skipped out" lie IVES again
detected under similar circumstances aud
now lies IN jail IN this city. Since hls
arrest he has confessed his guilt
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,,.' - -. 4. r'..'' IN
one OF the oldsss Newspaper men in
Ohio, Henry d. Skout, died "a the in. ~
was seventy III years 81 a.. "
FrplxAxp w AnD lled an assignment on
the 18th Tor the bcneiir Of his creditors.
Gcorxs G. Holt Z he assignee.
TN House Elections Committee in the
contested election case of wallace vs..
Mckinley, has decided in favor OF Wal.
lace.
IL the British House o. Commons, on the
y b. George Anderson, an advanced Lib
eral, gave notice tlat he would soon make
motion % condemn she existence q tho
Honse o. Lords
DrEKcroR-GkSKEAr BURKE Of the New
Orleans Exposition has been urging the
passage Of the bill authorszing the Govern
ment % loan money % the Exposition
sun has been brought against Collector
Robertson Of New York FOR the recovery
Of several hundred thousand dollars col
lecsed q duty on paper boxes containing
srockinss and cotton iaces, from X ~
ooerteuneF' - = 'e>- case
= CIRCULAR nss Deem ISSUED ~ senator
Saoin containing 'n'ofma',en u, parseS
$3.50 ~uo .. .4n '.ssss - - N ~ n
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Directors Of ne Mexican central ROAD
was wrecked sou'n q nna1uqu.iia oy 49,
icans opening sen' A ~es~
occurred week previously
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-.-. <- = ---. INK --...
N. .P.' - '''''e ~ su'rS''oc -
ne iunu ~ oe'fayans 'ne expenses Incl
oen'ai - no'o'ns - eon sen''on 1neso
s'onses ~. -, g u'sss'ou'eo ~ ioeA. com
x.ss number ~ 49, n I. Z, ~ns,''.r. - =, ~
been found Impossible 10 MAKE nny ~
engagements for them. Ample arrange
ments for the accommodation u the sew
eral press associations. and also for "a
large number Of reporters for the daily
newspapers - may BE- possible with
proper regard for tne business d the
convention and the convenience Of dele
gates. Il has been suggested ~
several newspaper men that such
daily papers IS desire 70 make
special reports should make
early application Tor the numler Of seats
they require, 80 that when the Snb-com-
mittcc meet again they will have d cor
rect idea 81 tie wants % the press ana
they can then determine what Is best 10
be done. such applications as are sent
Hon. John Z. New, chairman Of The sub
committee he Will list aud present u
that committee 1t the proper time for
consideration.
All other tickets, being those for dele
gates, aIternates and for general admis-
sion % the convention, Will be carefully
arranged and turned over b. the sub
committee 10 the full National Commit
tee ~ The next session, NJ Chicago, the
3lsf Of May. Members Of the National
COMMITTEES from each Stste and Territory
Will have charge u the tickets for hi<
State Or Territory, and will at that time
distribute the same % the delegates ac-
cording - the number and ia Just proper
ton. Thus the delegates from each
state and Territory will have the listri-
button u tickets assigned thereto, and
tney are, Therefore, The proper and only
persons q whom application should be
made.
LSignedl ID. ~. SAnI~, Chairman.
-
CHsc<oo. In. May T.
The National Anti NonopolI,t Consen-
zion viii be held here In Iler<he Mu<,c
ua,i next "Wednesday mi ~ Il.
80, >.,,n,., rn...r,,a. ~ n.
n''s ->-' 1919 N"''ss - tnc series
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-23

a xUnDEEKR II Utah named, Hope alias
Welcome, hes selected shooting - ths means
81 death n his case. biz execution being
- ~ Juns =. HI ce.s b. already coss
CO Territory <15.0oo
The Pail River (Nass.) Operatives STRIKE
- - 90 end.
RErUESs q ths Dsparsnens Or Agricui-
ture indicate the winter wheat product Il
55o.ooo. 900 bushels.
"TnkHE = nothingn says Prof. Gregory
Tin - Civil Service law 70 prevent a.
Gals iron attending political convsn-
lxons.N N ''-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-10-11
John w. Garrett's Millions.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-The will OF
the late John w. Garrett was to day
filed in the Orphans Court of Balti.
more county. 1t is dated at sDeer
Park, Md, August s, 1884, and be-
queathes his entire fortune of about
S20,000,000 to his three children
Robert Garrett, Thomas Harrison
Garrett and Mary Elizabeth Gar
rett, and appoints them trustees
and executors of the same. The es-
tate, including individual holdings
of bonds, stocks and securities of the
Baltimoreand Ohio railroad, is equal
ly divided between the three. II is
stipulated in the will that the trus-
tees shall, from the stock and bonds
belonging to the estate, select Sl0O.0OO
of good interest-bearing securities, or
at their option invest 100000 in
such manner as to produce $4,000 an
nually, which sum is to be paid year.
y w ctiN III iihPlONlus IiIO NOhulIlOil
of the poor in the city of Baltimore.
Out of the net income of the estate
$4,000 annually is to be deducted, at
the discretion of the trustees, to such
objects of benevoence, to educational
purposes, to aid viritious and strug.
Cling persons, and to such works OF
pnblic utility as are calculated to pro-
mote the happiness, usefulness and
progress of society.
1t is the will of the testator that
the trustees shall hold out of the es
tate 10000 shares of the common stock
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
for twenty years after his death, to be
used in cooperating with the hold
ings Of the city Of Baltimore and the
John S. Hopkins University in the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad that
the road may be conducted in the in
terest Of the city of Baltimore and the
State of Maryland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-10-11
Th6 Irish Republican League.

CINCINNATI, Oct. l. The Irish
American Republican League Con-
vention reasSembled at IL O'Clock
The convention adjourned until after
Mr.. Blaine's reception this afternoon.
This afternoon the convention spent
considerable time in selecting a perm
anent chairman. A. Morrison was
the choice of the committee. A mo-
ton was made to substitute the name
of Colonel NJ. Bolaud, but Morrison
was finally elected by majority OF
four. Resolutions were adopted rat
flying the nomination of Blaine de-
claring unanimously their opposition
to free trade /; that the doctrines OF
the Democratic party on this subject
are inimical to the best interests OF
this republic and in the highest de-
gree advantageoussto England and
the other manufacturing countries OF
Europe. They further declare that
the American people are quite COM
petent to control their domestic af-
fairs, and need no lessons in political
economy from the government from
which they had to wrest their liberty
with arms, and against whose crui-
sers they had to fight during the late
rebellion. 1t is as essential to reject
the political economy which England
seeks to thrust upon this country as
it was to defeat her armed forces,
whether they fought under her flag
or that of the COnfederacy. They de-
clare also in favor of the Monroe doc
trine, and "heartily endorse Mr..
Blaine's humane craftsmanship and
truly Republican effort to preserve
the republics of South America by
his proposed congress in Washing.
ton" They conclude thus:
BeS0LUed, That the attempt of any
European power to seize, fortify or
control the Panama Canal, or any
other waterway across this continent
should be resisted to the utmost by
every Republican on the American
continent.
ResOlued, That the nomination OF
Grover Cleveland was made against
the interests Of the Irish and the in
dustrial classes of this country, in a
manner insulting to the labor inter
ests and the Irish, and we, as Repub.
licans and Democrats alike, protest
against his nOminatination as an in
suit to all these people.
The chairman read an address en-
titled "Protection to American In
dustry at Home and to American
Citizens Abroad" which was endors-
ed.
A committee was appointed to pre-
sent the resolutions and addres to
James G. Blaine. The convention
then adorned sine die.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-10-11

One of the lies of the Democratic
papers should be rubbed into their
hides on all occasions. 1t is the state
ment that Republican assaults upon
Grover Cleveland's private character
caused the attacks upon Mr.. Blaine's
family. The statements of facts about
the criminal proceedings of Cleveland
were shonted through Chicago by the
Democrats themselves during the Ma
tional convention, and references to
them very naturally-almost inev-
itably-appeared in nearly all the
newspapers.-N. Y. Tribune.