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New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
A RECEPTION BY MIR. AND MRS. ENGLISH
Ex- Governor and Mrs. English gave the frs

o. their wedding receptions yesterday afternoon ths
called The rooms were Ornamented with Jap ,nesc
Pacques OF pink. yellow and white and ivy leaves
ana palms were placed in the corners Mrs. English re-
eeyed tae guests In trained dress OF I'd falle
win point lace garniturc. and held large bouquet Of
pale pink roses. Those present include many people
prominent In political literary AMI social circles Tue
next reception Will take place on November 4.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
Emulsion 0fCod Liver Oil

WITH QlININE AN 7 FFPoIN.
Prepared by CASWELL. MASSEY e co. (Sey-IOrxlt3
ngtheuiny and easily Prescribed by Leading
physicians Label regIstetcd All crugg.sts
II. y. squire ~ sons. Jewellers. % Fuiion- " n
Diamond Ear isings matched. all
Watches. make $40 TO 800 sterling -yerware &C.
LostOn jtha between 47th and 4Sth sts last night
pug dog answering the Fifty dollars
Will Dc giyea II returned 10 Frederick Moss lOl West
S-tl.st
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
TRrRlJNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct. 22-1 a. ma storm. secondary
to that In British America prevailed yesterday on the
Atlantic coast, including New-Engand There was
coudness and light rain In tho Lower Lake region Also
The cold wave came the Alleghanies during the
day and reached the coast night giving temperatures
about 900 below those twcntyfou hours before West
OF the Mississippi. warmer weather again prevailed.
Tho movement OF the barometer here was downward
until D. M, and then upward Cloudiness lasted unt
evening and % Inches OF rain fell The temperature
ranged between 40 and Go, the average toot1'
being 100 lower than on Tuesday. ,
Mich colder fair weather may he expected IN this
CITY and vicinity to-day warmer, fair or partly cloudy
weather Friday and Saturday. NlSH NM
HARYEST HONE FESTIVAL IN 0ARDEN CITY
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
TIE ACADEMY or MUSIC NEARLY READY.
'Ihn A..ol &C

A"0 A0"uohy vi MUSIC is nearly ready Tor
the rehearsIs for the opera will BEGIN the
aay after the arrival OF the company Coon. Mapieson
and mo,t Of the principal artists a. wcn as tho cborn
TSehpeced 70 arrive Tomorrow the CITY 81 Chester
SUBSCRIPTION books will close OF next Saturday
sheCs viii begn. N's"'' P'''o''"
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

evening with fashionable congregation many Of thu
people being from this city and Brooklyn at the harvest
home festival, for which special services had been
arranged The altar decorated with flowers fruits
and sheaves OF wheat In great abundance. The
was preached by the Rev. T. g. browne from the text
"Ihe earth is the Lords aud the funess thereof tho
world and they that dwell therein"
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
Special Noilces.

A. TIOs. l.. Bucken 81 Go.
ROBERT SOMERVILLE. AUCTIONEER.
European and American
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
AND W. TER COLORS.
COMPRISING THE COLLECTION OF
HENRY |HtsNi An,-f.So. -
wltha few additions.
NOW ON EXHIBITION
Day and EyenIngat
THE RUCKEN ART GALLERIES,
SIT AND Sl9 BROADWAY,
where they Will De AT auction
THIS (THURSDAI) AND FHlpAY EVENINGS,
OCTOBER ~ AND %,
COMMENCING AT I;ij O'CLOCK.
Deafness. its causes and clre. BY who deaf
years Treated by OF the noted specialists
OF the day with 10 benefit himself three months
then hundreds ~ others by plain,
simple nnd success III hOue treatment Address
T. y. PAGE, rs East 26th.st. New-YOrk City.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

HARVEST HONE FESTIVAL IN GARDEN CITY
The Cathedral at Garden City was Hllcd last
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
TELEGRApHIc SUMMARY.
SkRvICES REWARDED.
A DExocsAr Wao u Nor Al OyyEAsrvE
Partisan.

CINCINNATI. Angust lo.--Pol'cs
Lisutsnsut Mich vel Mullen was TO
day released from tho County Jail, .
full pardon having arrived from
Washington signsd By President
Cleveland. Mullen bsd charge VI
the Hammond street police district
ut the Presidential election last
November aud hs was convicted OF
having locked up in the stasion-house
over one hundred colorsd men the
night before election. They we're
detained uonl after 8 T. NJ. on cleo
ton day, when all were released. No
charge was entered against any OF
ib, N. Mullen WAS convicted in the
United States Court Of . viols,iou Of
the Federal election laws sud s~ntsn-
ced ~ one years Imprisonment,
which began On January 81. The
pardon gave as the grounds for the
action OF ibe PresidsDt the general
good reputation Of the prisoner; the
fact that the sppliration Wa signed
by many first class citizeus: sud that
Mullen probably misappreLended
his duty, and various other reasons.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
GOOD LUCK. :
The Royal baking Powder Never FAILS
20 do Perfect Work

III. GOOD Luek that always attends the sss o. sne
Royal Baking Powder in making perfect bread CAKE 0
cuit p.stry. &C.. not "luek" asr au but the sxAcs
result that inevitably follow. tie correct spPieAton q
centl6c principles
All the scisnti6c knowledgs and XIII attained y
wenty years practical expsrsnes hAvs bsss eombAsd ~
the Royal Baking Powder TO nske lssvsaiag agent ab-
solutey perfect and cannot hsP dssg perfect WORK
tho production of light swss whssss.s paatabls broad
and pastry.
The most exact accuracy and prsesss ass exercised
the preparation and oombinsss sf an tss ngTsdsnss
the Royal Baking Powder Every article first ascertA'ned
absolutely pure.
number Of chemists ars sspoysd - test tAs strength
of each ingredient that IL exact power and effect
combination with its eoingrsdisnts dssaitsy known
Nothing trusted to chance and person is employed
in the preparation Of the materials whs s not an expert
n his particular branch Of the business.
A. consequence, the Royal Baking Powder is OF the
ghet grade of strength and exeeeacs always pure whole
ome and uniform in quality. Each box Is exactly like
every other II will retain its powers and produce the same
and the highest eavenng effect in any climate at any time
The Government Chemists after having ansyzed all the
principal brands in the Market in their reports placed the
ROYAL Baking Powder at the head Of the list for strength
purity and whoesoneness and thousands Of tests all over
the country have further demonstrated the fact that it
qualities are, in every respect upnvaled
Iouekeepers never fail have "gocd luck in making
the delicious bread biscuit esks and pastry who Use the
Reya Baking Powder
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Wednesday for ths,r services is the
Soudau.
The British Society Tor The Sup-
precision Of Vice hes employed d.
tsctivss to shadow every susmbsr Of
the HOUSE Of Commons.
China seems disposed to adhere 70
q pescsful policy.
The Peruvian Government troops
have occupied Truxillo.
Mrs. A. II. Towne wss murdered
near Eureka, Humboldt comfy. .Tuss.
day, and H d. Bsnnsr. who wss
arrested for the crime, was taken
from an officer and riddlsd with
bullets.
Tho San Jose Sais Deposit Bank
was robbed Wednesday Of $4,000 in
gold oois BY . gang Of four men.
Jsmes w. Marshall wss buried
Wednesday near CoIoms, upon bill
overlooking the spot whore be made
his noted discovery.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
A FATAL NINE DISASTER.

WILxsBAKRE( Pa. August 1l.-Infor
mst'cn bas Just reached here that q
terrible explosion Of gas took plscs
in the West Eod Coal Compsny' +
mines this morning. 1t Mscspsqus,
ifteap miles from here. Tha fan
engine ,bat supplies fresh air to the
west epd Of the mine ut Mecsnaqus
broke, dspriving the mine Of air.
Just before the night shift went OF
dnty the fan broke. The bcss knew
this, spd 10 did the men Of the day
shii, before they ertsled the nina,
bet, Notwithstanding this. they went
into the mine, taking . great risk.
There were about thirty men in all,
who were supplied with safety lamps,
ss 1t was we'll known that gas would
accumulate, Aboat seventy Eve men
we're in the mine at the time when
work began. The workmsn Who
were repairing the fan were the 6rst
who were overcome with gas. and 10
about one hoar later the same fate
happened 10 many more in the mine.
teiore the men fairly realized ths
darg~r more than twenty were IN
conscious. Those who could then
escape did 50. superintendent John
Trssdsls and several OF his men b..
came unconscious and were with
difficulty removed. Others vsnt
down snL, in the face Of immense
difficulties aud in spite Of bsibg con.
tipoally overpowsrsd BY gss, got ont
oil but twelve men.
The boss asserts be Lotifed the
men before they entered the mine
thst the fan lad stopped and that Il
was not safe for them TO sntsr. - the
mine was filing with gas. This 10
denied by the miners and lsborsrs,
Who ssy that be told them to 60 10
work; that the fan vss broke but
would be repaired and put In work
ing order in an hour. When they
entered the mine everything sppssr-
ID to be all right until they began 10
smell the fatal cir and sulphur fumes.
Before thsy eould got out many
were overcome and sudocatsd. The
disaster could easily have besn for
sssn and prevented. Tbe dssth roll
is twelve.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
The MonxyE County MINER, which

The MoaiyE County Miner, which
is ops OF the most interesting weekly
papers on our exchange list, 10 to be
managed edito rally and financially
in the future by MIR. JAS. j. Hyde,
and Judging from the first issue nm
der his gnidiDg hand. it will be q
credit 70 the county IN which It Is
published aud also to the Territory.
Mr.. E. Williams. the r"tiring edi.
tor. Ie .vss bstind a good rscurd ss =
] a,rnalis'. having fbr long lime
published one Ut Ibe Dewriest min
ipg sh. cts 10 tue Tsrritnry.--Tucson
Star.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

The Atlantic aud Pacific has dis
posed o. q number Of large tracts Of
land during the past few months at
prices ranging from75 cents to ST. 80
per acre. The belt OF tho Atlantic
and Pacific land grant Inclodes
shout the only available grazing
land 10 Arizona that can be secured
IN large arsas, and it is thought that
toe section OF co1ntry vhieh this
road travsrsss will become one Of
tina best beef producing regions OF
the United States.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Judd drew up and signed a state
ment admitting his guilt aud that be
had served term in the penitsnti-
AIRY at Leavenworth. Kansas. and
two terms in the penitent'ary Of Col
orsdo for similar ofens@s. Judd
claims that bis application Tor q gov
srnment position was signed by sev
eral we'll known persona, dem ocrats
OF Colorado. tp which state his ap
poin'msnt was accredited. Torn
the rascsls ont.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Tho New York World has, com
p!sted its great work OF raising one
hundred thousand dollars for the
erection OF the pedestal upon which
the Bsrtholdi statue Of liberty 10 to
stand. The money Was contributed
by ever ono hundred aud twenty
thousand people. The World Is en-
titled to q good deal Of credit for its
success, even il il WIS purely an ad-
vertisisg scheme.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
praa;daof (,,avolond .a~.

President Cleveland seems to be
very unfortunate IN the selection Of
men to Gil the numerous offices in
bis gift. The latest case which has
eoWs TO the front is that Of one c. p.
Judd. appointed by the president on
May 18th last to be special agent Of
the national labor bureau for Nevada
and the territories. who was taken to
Denver from AIamosa last Wsdles-
day on Q warrsot charging Aim WITH
hssse tsbAliat. ~ w 49, 1ay
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

The Prescott M;1sr says that the
new Law creating salaries instead o!
fees for county officers is not we'll
liked, and it IL the opinion VI many
that the whole thing will 60 to the
wall because Of defects in the bill.
II defective 10 part, it must DO de
frctive entire, and consequently
VOID. At any raie.if operative. it will
be repealed by the next Legislature.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
News Of the Week
GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST
IN CONDENSED FORM.

The prestige OF the new British
Ministry 10 steadily advancing.
The coming meeting Of the Emper
ora Of Russia and Austria 10 causipg q
much comment in Europe.
Philip Callahan has created sen
sation in the House Of Commons by
threatening TO expose scandals in
the lives Of other members. 81. ....
Sir Charles Dilke denies the cbarg.
- Of immortality brought against
him. r,..-.
ssSA SgSstA ~ hsiAs naas y
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Tho Bu6alo Conrisr, the Presi
dents home organ, psraiyzsa the
growlsrs Of democracy with the an.
nouocemsnt thst Mr.. Cleveland not
only desires, but expects the 50 pport
Of the democratic party" He may
desire and expect till his back aches,
bat unless be gives little moro heed
to the sdviss OF Mr.. Thomas Hen
bricks, his desires and expectations
will be sounding brsss and tinklios
cymbals. What was he elected for
IL il was not TO turn all the rascsls
out st oncei-Albuquerqus Journal.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

A. Panaca. L,n.,ln .olaty. Nav !,
. thoroughly Mormon settlement,
tbs stars and stnpss were foated
With tiis Uiioa dosa all day on the
FoaYtn Of July.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

A. C.li,1. gu the g ig. VI The Mo.
javs dessrt. the tb-rmnuat-r Lns
bssn LIS 10 tue shade. Yana is also
keeping mp its reputation. az ths
thermometer there showed l25 10
tho shade on the north side Vt q
building one day last week.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

The Now York Tribune has been
paying some attention TO the alleged
oorrsspondsncs between the Prssi-
dent and reported sndorser Of an
applicant for Office. 1t has demon
strstsd pretty concIusively that the
lsttsr, # it was written, was given
out b. Clsvelsod himself 10 par sds
his vlrtuous Indignation. After show
ing this TO Be the feet the Tribune
points out that there 10 no necessity
for going into heroics, - . remedy
for the trouble much simpler exists
namely. the Withdrawal Of the ap.
poiDtment il the appointes 10 un-
wortby.--Ex.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Tue Tascrora Times. Review very
trnthfnily remarks that the Lord
wst.I mud when be made men that
will taks a psp,r ont OF the post :
OF 20 fr several years aud then re.
fuse to pay fpr il.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
Tho people OF Kiugrnau. il pusbe

The people OF Kiugrnau. il pushed
10 tbs vail. migat d, the sane as the
p,, ,is oi = c.rtaia Texas town did.
o. learning that their tosnsite was
claimed by land grsbber. they
picked up their buildings and moved
the town half mile further on.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

- caiied IpgurnDls 0lDooooe. Drs L1ob14o
German lnvig0sstOr is positiyely gnasansssd
70 csss nsrvoas and ptaysisu debility. c9s
ioss OF snspgy. ringing snd diE.insss IN IT,
had, melanohOiix. h0peloetl feeifuge, progia-
torrhs~, ard sil she results Cf Youthful II.
urudenoe and sxoesAee at uhture yessS. Tho
bOssOr,a . regular esilsRs physae6an froQ
Eurvts will agrss 70 forfeit 90 thouenno
dollars for esss tbs Invitpcfssor viu -
IN re undsY spssisi sreatmsst and sdviss.
The rsasen 10 many can not ~ cured -
weakness and this above dissssss y owing y
. o0snpl cation, osllsd Pruytsscs1bea, vh3eh
rouuifeS PECULIAR tR0HtmGn4s IA
Dr. Lisbig's Tssvigosstor M. . \ tbs oaiy
positsve care for proststDyYissa. Prios q
sithay lnvigorst0s, ~ pes bottIsrdx for t1es
sent " any Address on rotsipt o. pries, q
vhsu cured. Str,ctsst Ssssrssy Mntntai1sd,
Pstisuts cured st home. Dr.. ns6tG Oie
psnsasy has an flsgant DruG esess N ~
Too frsopent evscustia, Of ths Blsddss
Ara Ropy sediment IN urine ars eymptone
a xsoondzry seminal Wssknsss and Pres.
tatorrhss. Complaints readily yiesd 70 ths
Ordinsry Cases Any rscsns esss VI special
or private dissases cured tor 30. Rems
d,ss suficisnt 70 cure will b uguWptiy ssnt,
With full directions and adviee, on rscsipt q
$40 All packages are sssussly cossrod
from observations.
Invieorator Sea,ples Frss.
To prove ths wondsrfsi power % ne 9ssee
German InvigUYat0r bottle Of etthes
nanbsY will bc sent free Of ehargs. fss
cons ortsrfnq FREQ bottle viii cnIy have -
nay sxpressage on delivery
Nosf powerful Elsetrie BsltA frss 70 -
tisnts. Consultation, sxan,inaticn and -.
vios free and private Gall or writs.
DIR. LIEBfG 4 co.. 700 0esry kt. .
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
Edltsrial Nstes.

James w. NJ Rshsll, the dlscoverer
OF gold in California, died on Mon
day last at Coloma, oear Sntter's
Greek.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
NEW DEAL IN LUMBER.


On and after July Il.
1855, the Aver Lumber
Company, through their
Agent, w. j. Chamber
lain, will furnish to the
people of Kingman and
vicinity everything de.
sired of their mill pro-
ducts ut mill prices for
cash, #. o. b., ut Flag.
staff.
Prices, with n COM
plete handbook, will be
furnished ON appIica.
ton. This means q cash
business and at as low
prices as will be given to-
any OfOur patrons.
AVER LUMBER GO.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
........~~........

Parties ordering lumber either from The ni or from NY
yard will please bear In mind that shall eenpiy strictly with
The above notice. ysu srsr lumber remember that you must
sspl NJ Money With the erdsr tho order will ast bs asd
W, J. gHAMBERLAIN, Ag.t.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

lHy!G.0RAII.ga| J! 4: |! 4! u! |!
Purely Vegetable CoVpssaA ~
aen dasesly upon he Nv; essisa
de many diseases iseid y - =.
portans organ, md IN 6aisgs shssse
meroas ailn>pb "a, asiss fso =
derznged o. W Sesisa, sseA -
Dyyeps 1Adina Dlisssssp
Coj md RsziA Sisk-AealseA4
1AsAe Aesa Il = Asss6sss !
6und ~ sTs hsve Gssl Heals1
Ne Iva must Be tepe h asdsxs
Dr. aAXIo1D's xIvI1 WvIooxA1o8
Invieoraaes the Liver, Re~ulases d. Dov-
els. 6trengthens The eyslem. Pur6es ~
Blood. ASsis1B OiGesoioa, Hssvseas YsvsfA
j . He9seAoh Nesd An lavalaaalo
Family Ncdicins fee common ce0plaisae
II aAIYe1US lIvY1 mvIeo1AIe8
A sspsrtsaos n ybrlv yssp eai 11ss.
ssads q 1ssafwsaisb Sv1se - 1vM .
yoR sAl8 ~ ALE uaAlxRo n MnD8cUNa
- 81 '.::s:.L g q L~ ~ = =, !: -: =
Aa10uD = S0t0 ~ Nv ~ -
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
NQMeM
~ ZOE kEAANToS 4en.
srAp..puxp ros rss ScrkxTrvIc AHp nrxKps
CusEop CKEosic, NEsvos AsD
EPEcIAL rDtsRAGmA
TINE EXPERT SPECIALIST,

DIR, ALLEN, AS rs WELL ENOwH. IS n
reg ,lar graduated Piysictsn. eduoated 3.
Bywduin College and UDivsnity 0f nishieAs.
He has devoted a lifetime 10 the study 81 ~
treatment and cure II dissasss within IN
YOUNG MEN,
And middls-sged men who are suAerns
from the effects Of Yosthful Indiasfsttsna,
or Excsesss In rnstuier yean. Nsrvuus 80
Physical Debility. impotepcs, Lost xsn-
hood. on fusion of ideas. dali sye&. svsrs6so
20 society, despondsnsy, piinTaes On tiss faee.
loss of energy and sDsn,0fy. frequsncy IT ~.
mating, eto. Rsnsenber. that W eumbina.
tion of remedies Of grsrt curative powss ~
Dootor has sosrnsnesd his Treatment. thatts
VIII not oulU UAord isamsdisss rsisst. bstpss.
MY nOSrITAL ExPERiExCE
Having besn surgeon In charge VI I've Dsa1lng
hospjtais. snabiHs NE 10 tseat all psfvnse
troabies With sxcsllant rssalts. VI y ~
tinetly Understood tliat I Do n0s slnin tSpes.
form In possibilities, or 70 have mirseaIsae
az supsrns tural power. claim onlv n ~ 9
skiiifui and succeAfai Physioian aa6 oass
ssos, thoeoughly infsHmed IN ny spseinlty--
Dt9EADn OF n1A0
All appiying TO me will Seesivs ny hcneDt
.pinion of their csnplaints- No on psrimsat.
ing. Will guarantss . poaissye curs h svssy,
cass undertake, o forfeit u 900. Csasu11S-
/ tien In oines or by istter ys.s asd sesis11v.
private. Chafess reascnshls: Csilce sdessssl
WR. ALLEN
2s1S kessuy street, Dsn Rnn0jeoo, Cal. Ot.
ioa bNu,se ~ d,flv. 9 toesvsstns. s3sf
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
Dr. L.iebie

DIspesssgy, c..
b1s. - RHDoe1os
-, Coe.
The CosIsgs lpstItsts
for tho euye 0f a
speelal eomIl lieAtea 3
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07
THE DYING CARDINAL.
Carolina, Manning Dying of Ola A

Cardinal Manning Dying of Old Age.
New YORK, October 6.-The fol-
lowing bulletin was issued to-day by
the clergy in charge of his eminence.
The cardinal has had for over two
DAYS change IN his condition which
renders him very weak and APP
parently In great danger of death, SO
much so that II was considered pru-
dent to administer to him the last
sacrament. "Rev. Thos. G. Preston,
chancellor aud vicar-general of the
diocese, administered the last rites
to his eminence. In conversation
with a reporter this morning,
Father Preston said the cardinal was
a little bit brighter to-day and while
very low and weak was quite heer-
ful.h His condition however leaves
us little hope, as his advanced years
and the disease from which no has
boon suffering for samc time past, to-
gether with a severe cold recently
Contracted by nimself had tendency
to hasten his end. He has lived q
long life of usefulness and his repu,,
tatiOn as an ecclesiastic Is woria
wide. OF course in the event OF hi'
death the Office of cardinal Will no
be vacant long because his grace
Archbishop Carrigan, is coadjn
tor bishop with the right o
succession and he woult
BECOME cardinal immediately
without the necessity Of confirmation
| by the authorities in Rome. A circu
| lar has been issued by the cathedra
| functionaries to all churches III IN
diocese asking for the prayers Of IN
faithful for his eminence. Will
there is life there is hope, aud we ca
only await Gods will"
Or. Il. l.. Keys, the cardinals ply
stefan, was seen to-day, and said
have not seen his eminence this mori
ing, but l cannot hold out any HOP
} of his rallying. His disease has n
= name, being more the gradual failin
of his powers from extreme old at
than anything else. He may iing'
for aomo time yetD
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07

New YORK, October GA special
from Washington to the Mail and Elk
press says; Conformation which has
been received here, privately, shows,
beyond a question, that the Apache
scouts employed by General
Crook arc leading the sol
diers on wild-goose chase
and aifording Geronimo every oppor-
tuuity to return to the reservation he
deserted TO supply himself with wo-
men, bucks and ammunition. A senti-
ment is rapidly working upon the
interior and war departments which,
ii is believed, will eventually lead to
the removal of General Crook to an.
other command and tho substitution
of an Indian fighter with less faith iu
Indian faithfulness.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07

WASHINGTON, October Cat the
White House to-day it is declared
that the letter printed by number
of papers this morning upon the
New York State election and pur-
porting to have been written by tho
president to friend in Buffalo, is a
forgery. The only utterance the
president has made on the subject
was an answer which he dictated TO
Colonel Lamont, his private secre-
tary, TO be made to an inquiry sen,
him by O correspondent, and was as
follows: "The president is demo-
crat. and it rs strange that any per-
sou should question his position. lie
earnestly denies the success of his par
ty in the impending election in New
York State as as well as elsewhere.
Any assertion to the contrary is ut
tcrly and maliciously false.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07
WASHINGTON NEWS,


WASHINGTON, October 6.-'rhe
president to-day appointed the fol-
lowing presidential pOstmasters: w.
q. Bits, Valley Forge, Kan, vice AL
bert G.. Patrick, resigned; VIM.
Wittner, at Cartersville, Georgia;
o. II. Story, at DIXON, CAL;
Chas. Doenn, TT. Madison, Ia; VIM.
II. Tatum, Glasgow. Mo-, vice w. w.
Dewes, resigned; Thos. J. Lane at
Grecnviile, Tenn; A. r. Shamp at
McCook, Ga; Jas. p. Alcoon at Kins-
ley, KS; Robt. Burns at Houston, Tex,
vice IT, J. johnson, commission ex-
PRED; j. B. Fugato at Newton, KS,
vice II. Casbaugb, suspended; Har-
rison w. Clark at Jacksonville, Fla.
vice WIN. w. Sedwish, suspended
Robt. Simpson at Wheeling, w. Va.
Vice Hugh Sterling suspended.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07

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