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New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
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ST. PAUL. Oct. 20 (SpecidN .-Burglars and
hghwaymen have been numerous at Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. OF late. and they have grown extremely bold.
Two OF them held mp" = citizen on one Of the main
streets and robbed him OF S33. An officer arrested the
highwaymcn. also two others. While upon the way to
jail they turned upon the officer aud dubbed him. As
the robbed the citizen started 10 run, the officer
shot him through the head, killing him instantly. He
had roll OF stolen bills III his hands when ho fell lie
Is unknown except that he called DOul," and
about thirty Of age In the shooting ball Int
Arthur Mann, gArmaker IN the back, He viii prob
Ell
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

CONNEOUCUT 8OLDILRS 90 TO GETITSBrRG.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20 (Spccidh. The vet
eran 27th Connecticut Regiment OF Infantry passed
through city this afternoon their way Getys
burg where they will dedcatea in memory Of
the part the egiment took IN that battle Accompanying
the command wors Governor Harrison. General :. K.
Smith, Colonel T. j. Fox and tho Rev. James Brand who
Will deliver the Grafton.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 20.-Last Friday night
Harrison TIsker, negro hOstior inveiglcd a German
GIRL Helen Huendelend, into his room and assaulted
her. He arrested sunday for the crmO and this
morning taken into court for examination. While
the case proceeding Meinrod Huehdeland the girls
brother drew revolver and shot Gasker the body,
the ball producing probably fatal wound 4 Of
confusion followed. and the court adjourned
Tasker takon to the CITY Hospital Tho physicians
give hope OF his recovery Huendeand was lodged In
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
BUBGL1Rs USE roo MUoH GuypoWDER.

B0sTON, Oct. 20 IS ec,d' An explosion
awakened good people Of West Dedham at o'clock
this morning. Subsequent investigation showed that
burglars had drilled into the safe IN the store OF g. A.
French and blown 10 INTO pieces. Windows were
smashed contents OF the scattered. The
burglars captured little that OF value.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
ooURrsHIP AND AArRIuoST IN HALF A DA y.

COURTSHIP IND HdTRTHUNI ~ III" ;.
HoNEsDALE, Penn, Oct 2O.-JacOD Le"lS 10
a weto-io farmer OF this county HIS wic "i'" ' no
months ago. aud while In Monticello n " reeeh'' '
went 10 the County House In search Of hired hop ou
psrintendent Osborn said he could lot none oil tne IN
mates 20 out OF the State unless Mr. Lewis wsno' ~
marry one The latter shown through the hou'''
and was much taken with Mrs. Mary Ftsh' WHO" ~
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
A SECOND NEE-ORLF1yS Erpos,r,oy

NRw-ORLEANs, Oct. 20.-The Board of Nam
agement OF the North Central and South American Ex
position, to be opened November 10, report that
thirtyve States and Territories will be represented bv
exhibits They have also been assured OF the oirtic
patton OF Guatemala, Honduras, san Salvador United
states OF Colombia, Venezuela, Peru Chilli Brazil Ar
gehune Republic aud San Domingo. From Europe
tnefe VIII be large represen taons from Great Britain
france, Germany, Belgium, Austria and Russia while
from Asia they will have China and Japan y ~
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

TIE Blue AND THE GR4 7 DINING TOGETHER
RICHMOND, oct. 20 (Specidh Seward Post
G. A. r. OF Auburn " Y, arrived here today and
by the Confederate Veterans, the local army post
and home military They welcomed the city and
State by tho Mayor OF the city and the Governor OF
Virginia. They were given banquet tonight by the
COnfclerAte Xetera
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

CLAIMS VALUED AT OYE-HALF Of OWE PER CENT
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20 (Spec,dN. The per-
soual estate OF the late Edward A. Rollins in
yentoriod to-day at S5G0,ssl 81. Ho formerly
president of the Centennial National Bank. Tho estate
has claim against the or j. Cooke 81 Co. which
appraised T71I. .592 80 which the executors vauo
OF per cent Mr.. Rollins had three policies
OF insurance on his life amounting to T23,5O0.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

work at a washtub in the laundry. She said TO be
OF good character, and the farmer petoned for her
hand and heart while the former st wet with the
soapsuds II was granted when dry enough for the
transfer and in half day tho pauper became the mis-
tress OF one OF the best farms in Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
THE PIRE RECORD.

A PEARL STREET BASEMENT BURNED OUT.
A fire broke out early last evening in the
basement of No. go Pearlst, hvestory building oc-
cupied by Henderson IL StoutenborOuRh makers or
furnishing gsOds. The estimated loss was about
$500 Tho flames were confined almost entirely 10
basement and the greater part or the damage Was
caused By water. The origin OF the fire was unknown
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
rHRASHIya AN oPERA SINGER FOR JOKING.

LEBANON, PENN, Oct. 20 tSpecidG.-ln the
play Of Chimes OF Normandy" last night b. W. Mares
a member of Hamersley's Opera Company, IN JOKING
way made a personal allu.ion to Colonel A. Frank
sezer, prominent attorney and lecturer The latter
was present and took offence at the remark ana a' ns
close of the play demanded an apology The young man'
however. failed to make proper reparatioh C0'"o'
sI,zer followed Mares to the CITY Hotel again con
fronted the singer aud words followed, whereupon
the Colonel raised his aud dealt his n'uer seVera
blows across the face. Mares was severely cut ana
bruised. This afternoon the actor appeared oeioro
Squire Kreder and had warrant Issued TOT ee"ler
arrest. The latter furnished bail
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
GoRMAN PUBLICLY DRyOUyOFn

EAsroN, Nd. Oct. 20.-Among the speakers
at largely attended Democratic massmeetiug and
barbecue held here to-day General Bradley T. John
son. OF baltimore and much TO the surprise Of every one
hs speech was a scathng denunciation OF Senator
Arthur p. Gorman whom he called the MARYLAND Tweed
Great excitement by the speech as the meet
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
A BIG HAUL FORd S4dLL THEE

YOUNGsTowN, Oct. 20 Especial Tom Null
doom, foureeu-year-old Of Il widow in this city,
stole her hoard Of S2.2lO gold, silver and paper
which she had hidden about the house. Tho officers
found the boy In drunken stupOr this morning and
covered a the money except 50 80, which he had
snent for drink.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
SUING MRS LANGrRY FOR HOUSEHOLD DEBTS

LONDON, Oct. 20.-The case of Mrs. Langtry,
whe was summoned to appear before tho County Court
OF Chelsea for refusing to pay household debts con-
tracted while living with her husband, came up Tor
hearing to-day but was postponed until November AZ
the request Of her counsel who pleaded that his client
could not appear. owing to professional ehsaSemsh's
which could not be broken without serious damage 20
the dsfsudant A number OF drcssisakefs DlIis aIo
among the mentioned In the sumnions tha
anvtry saws that her husband is respohsioe TOT 'ao
dents MIR Laugrys frieRds state that Le Is uuape ~
nav the bills as the only source Of income nc nas a.
present is An annuity allowed nIu W mo "'' w.
a lrinnt q does mot mOIest ner
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
FIGHTING WITH BARE KYUCKLES

Ed y Kelsey, of GreenpOlnt, and "Mike ="
Daily Of Long Island city. fought sixteen rounds with
b.r knuckles for $50 side at well-known sporting
house near WOOdside early yesterday. DAILY was de-
clGred the winner. Both men badly damaged
About 100 Witnessed the fight
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
MR. HoRA OXEN ApP0INrEn nrnrluen

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20 (Specia0 Upon ap-
pcation OF counsel for the Metropolitan Trust Com
pany OF New-York. Judge Butler of the United states
circuit Court, this morning appointed William v
the Pennsylvania Slatngton ana New.En99ianc RaH
road Company Ia this State " A' num-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
Prsr1Ts OF THE ELECTION IN FRANCE.

PARIS. Oct. 20.-No change OF Ministry VIII
,r the elections although the large gains Of the
conservatives gave to fear that the Brsson Gov
ernmept would he forced TO retire President Grcvy nas
az s,r,rulture and NJ Hcrve Mang0n Minister OF Con-
mrrce who failed OF reelection 10 the Chamber OF Dep
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
Y, OCTOBER 81, Iss5-TEN PAGES.

ing was got up by the regular Democracy in the Interest
OF Germans ticket, Congressman Charles ii. Gibson
afterward defended German aud denounced General
johnson in the most vehement terms calling him
traitor nnG renegade Considerable bad blood hos been
engendered by the affair." which IL the talk OF the town.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
DISAPpEARING AFTER SHOOTING MS son.

ERIE, Penn, Oct. 20 (SpecidD. At Mjles's
Grove, this morning, j. P. ward shot and inortaly
wounded his Charles IN quarrel arising of the
fathers dsparagement OF his sons wife The house OF
the elder surrounded by indignant neighbors
but he had already departed with the av0wcd purpOso
Of coming to Erie surrender himself lie has ap-
uaara ra1 I.ra
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
PRICE THREE CENTS
GREECE PREPARING FOR WAR
ATTITUDE OF PRINCE ALEXANDER.

SUBMITTING TO THE CoNFKREECE-MILITIA OF DULS
GARIA SUMMONED FOR SERVICE.
ATHENS, Oct. 20.-The Government, reply.
Ing to the latest Of the Powers In regard
to the war preparations that being made by Greece
says that Bugaro Roumelian union would expose the
Greek and non Bulgarian population in Bulgaria
pete annihlaton and it is therefore impossible for
Greece to remain passive when her vital
threatened.
The Council Of CANDIDA the largest city in Crete has
voted in favor OF union with Greece the populaco
refuse TO revolt against the Turkish Government before
Greece declares The Crooks wild with epthuss
iasm. Thirty thousand of the nave been
enrolled in the last FIVE days, and thousands arriv
ing from all parts Of Gresee, including Peoponnesus
and the islands in the Egean Sea. The people are
clamoring for
CoNsTANTINoPLE Oct. 20.-The Bulgarian diplomatic
informed Porte Prince AexaDdsR
submits entirely the decision or the conference.
Troops and material continue to leave Phlppopolis
and kustchuck for the servian frontier AT meetngof
volunteer squadrons at Ruschuckt it decided that
they would make any sacrifices to repel scrvia.
PHILIPPOPoLIs, oct. 20.-Prince AleTander has
mOned the whole OF the National militia of Bulgir and
Eastern Roumela for immediate service in defence OF
Mr. Lascees the British agent and Consul Cenera for
Bulgaria has left this city for S0pua. The tension 10
Increasing and war with serva is Nell nign inevitable.
Bulgaria has done her utmost to aver such eatas-
trophe . ,.-,, -, - ,,.-
In his letter Mr. Gladstone yesterday said he hoTed
the solution OF the ROumean question would include q
plan for the preservation OF the balance Of power In the
East and union OF Servla Bulgaria and Greece againss
Lord Salisbury the Premier and Secretary for Foreign
Affairs has informed the Porte that England Will send an
energetic Servig aud Greece against
their formidable arInaments and advise them TO Keep
quiet.
ceved ut late hour this evening says that Russia has
made preparations land 10000 troops In Narna, sea-
port town Of Bulgaria, in twentyoOr hours IN case OK
need.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

CONVENTION or WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20 (SpeciaO. - The
National Association of Wholesale Druggists began their
annu. convention in the OF the Union League
CluO this morning.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

FRAGMENTS OF GABLE NENo' =,
HAyRE Oct. 20.-Minnie Hauk embarked 'o-"A' ~,
New-lUrk.
PARIS Oct 20.-M. Jules Clarctie has peeh u''n
director OF the Theatre Francalse.
u,ycupsrrP. Oct oO.-The cotton masters OF Ashton
underIyne have decided To reduce INC wse , ,h,. az
mill operatives per cent and II ea,nSi.s viii be
tion will result a strike. TWO million spi""io' Wa"
affected by the decision.
ALEXANDRIA. Oct 20.-The President OF nas tne A"'~
tribunals has been dismissed for accepting p'o'
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
ross wINANs MoBBED AND STONED.

EpINBrRGH, Oct. 20.-The action of Ross
WIrans the Baltimore mllllOuaire, who owns an ex-
tensiye deer park iu Northern Scotland, in closing
roadway on his property nc Gusachan so angered the
neoue In that vicinity that they mObbed aud stoned him
On Sunday, Mr. winans has offered reward Of 1900
for the capture OF the cnlprits
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

''3' IV0""I3HH IVUNU IN THILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20 (SpecidD John
Russell Young ex-hinstef TO China who returned 10
this country recently suffering from an attack OF mal,ra
ieYer Is now at the home Of his sister Mrs John
BldReey III this city, where he s under medical treat
10 health In short time. - ~ ''o
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
A REHoRSEFUL DEFAULrER From 0ATsKIL-

RENORSEFJL DEFAU UHIHH T7FV" o' TIT :,
CAMDEN, n. j., Oct. 20 (SpecmO-A "eh-
dressed man. giving his name as George Crea' went "
, PILL. ua ou,rters to-day and gave himself up !
t,,,o thar he s defaulter the Catskill Mountain
Railway. by which he formerly employed as
ticket agent A telegram OF inquiry was immeaiateiE
sent to sheriff of Greone county put as YEA Sut Sa ,
%as been received that renOrse anu tno ioa
, Se might he detected caused him " give himself up
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
crARnING MR.. CHAMpERLAIN,s HOUSE.

BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 20.-Sevcn hundred un-
employed workmen n this city to-day marched TO the
house OF Mr. Chamberlain. The Chief OF Police, learning
Of their intention aud fearing violence, sent large
force OF police by shorter route and when the work
men arrived at Mr. Chamberlan's house they found it
surrounded BY policemen. After consultation three OF
the unemployed men admitted to see Mr.. Cham
berlain. They detailed their grievances and hatly
aeon ,ed Mr. Chamberlain OF making row with tue
Weather classes ALLEVIATE sympathy with the suner-
ing poor for personal political asgrandizemen Mr.
refused attend the meeting at the Town
Hall In aid OF the Distress Fund. Tne men then re-
turned to their place Of meeting bowling against Mr..
Innlln llu
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
DENMARK ON THE VERGE oFREvoLUTIo
OPPOSITION TO THE EsTRUPP CABINET-RIoTS .
COPENHAGEN,


COPENHAGEN, Oct. 20.-Thc lOng-continued
arbitrary policy of King Christian in refusing TO dismiss
the Estrupp Cabinet in compliance with vote Of Par-
lament and levying alleged unconstitutional taxes be-
Parliament refused vote the Budget has led 20
number of serious riots and imposing demonstrations in
Copenhagen against the King and the Estrupp Ministry.
The people determined that their representatives
II Parliament shall have voice In the affairs OF tho
Government have become threatening in their
demands that the King has ordered the garrison OF
Copenhagen TO be largely enforced. These popular
manifestations not confined TO Copenhagen alone,
bat are general throughout Denmark 1t is expected
that Of siege will be declared, and it is feared
that revolution will the King persists In refus-
Ing the concessions asked by Parliament. number Of
political arrests baye been made tending further to in
cite the people, aud bloOdshed is anticipated.
dispatch from Copenhagen this evening denies that
there has been riOng in Denmark arising from the at
titude OF the people toward the King AMI Cabinet Or
that a state Of siege is to be proclaimed.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

The trouble between the Government and the people
is OF thirteen years standing, in which the lower
house. the FOlkething has yanly persisted in its de-
maud the removal of the unpopular Estrup Cabinet
Its attempts the Government by refusing to
vote supplies boldly met. The King authorized
the levy Of taxes by royal decree and dissolved tho
Rigsdag with reprimand. This has since been dono
repeatedly but each time larger Radical majority has
been returned the lower house In the popular branch
OF the Rgsdag which met this month at Copenhagen,
here are scarcely half dozen supporters OF tho Gov
ernment. The upper house has remained loyal TO tho
King Out of the methods OF the Government in tie
struggle has grown a demand for a change 10 Parl-
mentary system, which Is resisted by the Crown by
every means in Its power This is now tue issue.
During the last year the situation has
been growing daily moro grave, and it has
became clear that the Government either yicla
face a revolution only III the capital but throughout
the Every the Opposition Len Is IN great
numerical majority. The wealth, the arIsOcracy and
Bureaucracy Of the country side with the OOYrrnmcnt
Many citizens have OF late refused 10 pay the provisional
taxes levied by the Government illegal and have
sisted the authorities the attempt TO levy them by
force A general movement by the Opposition toward
arming people checked by decree denying 10
citizens their right bear arms, and tne
sale of rifles forbidden except TO persons having
bought Krupp guns the Government. Matters cnlm
mated few weeks ago IN the arrest oi MI Berg the Op
and the President OF tile toihetLg, Tor
Gushing the chief OF police 1t UOlstebrO, town IN Jut
land from the platform waere Berg was addressing ls
constituents. The court sentenced him TO SIX months
Imprisonment assault At this tue rage Of the people
knew bounds. There Is every reason 10 lear fdtal
outbreak unless tho Government yields
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T"IENGUELY'sh STORY.
PENNSYLVANIA DEITsH.
Broef nj Pit acknowledgements VIII
net Secretary uf der Treasury Sic.

Breef Fun Pit sohwefelbrenner-Er VIII
net Secretary uf der Treasury sio.
SoHLHFRLTowN, Februawr der 81, '85.
MISTER DRooKER:-lch bin yusht wild
der t2urick eOOma fun Washington, IN
ich bin fro Oh ich wilder der hame bin
by der Bevyy. Ich hob now do Secreta'
~ uf der Treasury bisness Ut geyya.
Es Ia now shun liver feer wucha slider
Oh ich on der Cleveland g'shriyya hob Oh
ich i'm sin hob 3 emily tzn accepta,
over ar hut mer 30 welt n0ch k@ notice
geyya os ich der mon bin. I'm now
sawg lch aw or un all 81 enter meaga
tzu'm deiyel gao, Ich hob any how now
aw wilder amOhl des Westinghouse
shteddle R'sana, lch hob aw ons gIoona
we mer Gus mauoht on anes fun denna
CROSSE hotels. Der Kilzelderfer con
dem National anyhow q LIGHT net haya,
Aver, 3 kusht geld. Denk am0hl drau,
dri dawler der dawg, un fo0ftzae cent
for n drO0nk whiekey Oh net be9ser is
Os m Kitzelderier sein GUS der sch
buttlel
Aver Washington 10 about n boomer.
awllsh gr0psy shtadt. Es hut heiser
doh on liver inf ecker grOOnd tzu decka,
un ehtrOssa about n fartle mile braid
un lch denk about silva mile long. Un
es hut n monument os about dri mile
hoch Ia un a brick liver der reyver doh
about apf mile long-meh 0dder Wen
nicher, I'm sheer dc helft fun do lelt sin
80 shwartz on n Uifa rolir. Wann mer
on der dish gait ON hotel for tz'mid'
dawg essa don con mer slch net solver
helfa, aver mel mus warda bis os der
neager anne ebbas bringt. lch hob aw
u welsh house g'saDa wO der President
drin wOhnt. rs Ia uf = wennichet 1nf
mNhl 30 groOse Oh de Ludderish Kmrrlch
doh i'm shteddle, Wann y yeamOhls
happened Os 30 mich President 'lecta
don rent ich NV 3 gresht dale aweck
for n beer saloon, for ich glawb net Oh
do Bsyyy es shtanda date os se SON grose
house we sell tenda mist, anyhow not
ona n gr0ssy mawd. .
We'll der Cleveland back g0nga Is uf
mich init sellam Secretary uf der Treas
ury, mem lch ferleicht do notion for eb
has soonsht. Aver ich shtpnd nix Wen
nicher Oh Pusht Maishter fun Schlilel
town.
Ich mus now shtuppa we'll my bob
beer full H.. Morya gait do Beyyy. Hid.
der In do shtadt un dino bringt 70 n lot
NIT hame, 30 os lch 4 naigsht mohl net
30 orrlck shpawra mus,
PIT SCnwERFELDRRNNEn.
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X TERRITORY.
GENERAL EARLE KILLED;
A Desperate Battle with tho Arab Hordo'
In which the Brave General Falls,

A Desperate Battle With tho Arab Hordos,
In which tho Brave General Falls.
LONDON, February 1.-THE War ONCE
refuses To officially confirm the dispatch
which states that General Wolseley tele'
graphed the government that the scouts
sent TO khartoum to ascertain The fate
OF General Gordon have returned with
proof OF his death.
General Earle was killed on Tuesday
during the stoTming OF the enemy's post
ton at Brit.
imam Dlgua has issued q summons
for all the tribes 10 rally at Tamanleb,
Up to midnight, Wednesday, the gov
ernment had no official adylces confirm
ing the report Of General Gordon's
death, 80.
The Standard correspondent with
General Earle's column, sends the fol-
lowing despatch. dated Dulka Island,
Tuesday: "The British troop advanced
TO attack the enemy, who held a strong
position on the hills, and, after some
lighting, the enemy was completely sur
rounded. Finding II impossible 10 dis.
lodge the rebels from their fortified
position, General Earle ordered the
troops 10 charge. General Earle was
killed while leading the attack. The
Black Watch Regiment captured the
position at the point Of the bayonet, the
cavalry taking possession Of the enemy't
camp, General Brackenbury, upon the
fall OF General Earle, assumed com
mand, and ordered the remaining posi-
tions OF tho enemy 10 DO stormed. The
troops acted promptly, made a gallant
attack, and soon captured oil the enc
my's positions. The lighting lasted Eve
hours. There was great slaughter
among the enemy. Those who survived
escaped by swimming the river.
In addition 10 General Earle three
officers and eight men were killed ant
t~hirty.fve men wounded.
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DIR. CoNKLIN CALLS ON GROVER
CLEVELAND.
New York CITY,
No. 1876 LEXINGTON AVENUE.
February 10Th, 1885. J

NEW York CITY,
No. 1876 LEXINGTON AVENUE.
February 10Th, 1885, }
Mr.. A. MCGREGoR:
DEAR sm.-l left the beautiful little
city Of Canton some four weeks ago,
aud came to the metropolis OF America,
where | have been deeply engaged since
In clinical professional work NJ the
Polycllnical School Of Medicine and
Surgery; until Saturday y. m. u friend
and myself sauntered opt and visited
| Victoria Hotel, q clearly, comparatively
small, but we'll kept hotel, on tho corner
OF Twenty-sevent6 and Fifth avenue,
| whore we had tho pleasure OF helng 10
troduced to President elect Cleveland,
the man whom you good people OF Can
ton have heard 20 much OF.
Ho made amost favorable impression on
mo as he did Indeed upon oil who had
the pleasure OF meeting him while here
He received oil who wanted TO see him,
and liatened TO their suggestions very
patiently, and fpoke TO them with judg'
IDent and caution. lilo impressed mo NJ
being an able, sensible, careful man,
well calculated for tho office OF Presi'
dent. IL seems 10 me II no can argue III
well ~ no con listen, his appointments
will surely DO wise, aud tho manage.
ment OF our country good. He oppressed
mo fayorably In another way, that OF
any maj being able 10 twist him around
his nngsr or do In any sense hie bidding,
without II IL In accordance with truth
and honor, Also no will not DO figure
head President, but o real live, active
President, who will occupy his position
fully and completely. His reserve since
the election has commended Itself TO
tho world and should impress any
ono with tho fact that no intends
personally TO guide tho ship OF
Of State and not entrust II In the CARGO
any other person. Another point the
wlseacres OF our party, who thinks
Cleveland an easy man 10 manage, WAL
find In the near future that no H. one OF
tho ehrewdest, clear hoaded politicians
that has appeared for many o day. IL ~
wonderful, being In the position no ID
and having 40 many questions bred NJ
him and Dtill DO able TO ROMAN the
same calm, quiet incorporating
statesman,
l hoIe you will DO hale and hearty
when this reaches you, aud DO able con
tinually to help guide tho ship OF Demo
cracy Alright.
Respectfully, your friend,
3. A CoNKLIN.
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A Remarkable Escapes

Mrs. Mary A. Daily Of Tunkhannock,
Pa, was afflicted six years with asthma
and bronchitis, during which time the
best physicians could give no relief. Her
life was despaired Of until last October
she procured a bottle OF Kings New Dis.
covery, when immediate relief was felt,
and by continuing Its use for q short
time she wal completely cured, gaining
In flesh 80 lbs In q few months. Free
trial bottles OF this certain cure OF oil
throat and lung diseases at z. II. Barr's
drug store. Large bottles 81.