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National Republican., 1885-08-22
LOVE LEVELS RANK,
The Daughter of an Indiana Millionaire
Eiores with Horse Trainer

Eiores with Horse Trainer
An indianapolis special to the Phlladel-
phia Press Of yesterday, says:
The city of Tcrre IIaute is excited over n
scnsatiUn something Ike the Moroslui el)pi.
mcui, and to satisfy the eager d sire of tln
POI ulace Tor information about the affair, thJ
Teric Huutc newspapers have been publi'hiIg
cNtia editions To- duy. Miss Anuh Mex IN u
leader In the society Of the place. aud " lrly Of
greut personal worth. has elopcd with hec
ter of W. X. McKeen, the president Of the Vin-
dolia railroad, who owns almost cvcryJhlnI in
Icrre liaute that is worth having und Is on1 ot
time he hns had in his employ nm ungiinly
looking fellow, known among his rs ,Ocl,l.es nS
Tiny Shuler." Mr.. McKeen indulgcs II fanny
for fast horses some of which are Familiarity
charge of his horses and had bee
diving them in the circuit races. lie was II
Chicago this week with Bay Henry Las. evl.-
ing he telcgrnphtd d to friend In Tcrre llau
that he would be down on the early mornin
train. Arriving there at i:l5 O'clock he made
his appearance at the rendezvous ut the APP
pointed time. and, after II change of clothing ut
The National Hotel, proceeded In n hack to the
McKeCn mansion, where tbs young lady was
Whiting for him. With the nid OF the hack
driver Shuler succeeded In getting one of her
trunks ont Of the house, and the clupe were
driven rapidly to the depot, where they took II
south bound train. l. {. supposed they went
70 -, Louis When MI; Mckeen came down to
his daughter had mailed to him, informing
him simply that she had leit. IL was the first
intimation he received of the elopcmcnt ~
opposed the marriage" he stated to n reporter
this afternoon "but If they had come to me
AMI said that they meant to get married
would have told them to stay right here and
ho married" Miss McKecn Is - years old and
is quite attractive In personalnppearance She
has been belle in Terrc Hnule society, and Is
was thought she was about to be married to n
popular lawyer belonging 10 an old family
shuler is 80 years old, aud handsome face or
figure is not one of his attractions.
A telegram from Evansville announces that
shuler and Miss McKecn were married there
Immediately after their arrival. Amer the
ceremony they departed for Chicago.
Mr.. McKeen is well known in this city
as indeed he is throughout the country-as
one of the most public-splrited, progressive,
and honorable of men. The young lady
whose unaccountablc folly has created this
sensation was for some time a guest of Hon.
r. w. Thompson's family when he resided
in Washington as Secretary Of the Navy.
She made pleasant impression on our So
ciety people.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

IT was expected that the Ohio Democrats
would have something to say on the ques-
tion Of convict labor, but they contented
themselves with a general Endorsement
which includes the administrations policy
on this subject.
National Republican., 1885-08-22
mThc Old. Old StorY.w

'thc Otu, Oiu StOry'
The other night, MS in my bed
lay profoundly sleeping,
An angel babe with hairless head
Came through the darkness creeping:
And waking ut the dawn Of day,
Bliss percolated through me
when, smiling In her artless way,
She murmured papa to me.
Strange, was II not-but stranger still
What next claimed my attention
The robes with wealth of tuck and fill
Too numerous to mention:
Whence came these bibs with lace bedecked-
These iinnnels all so handy2
And who could possibly suspect
The coming of Miss Dandy?
We'll, she shall live thousand years,
Unmindnl of each morrow
Her eyes shall know no plash of tears,
Her heart 10 touch of sorrow;
And she shall dress in silk and lace
And feed OH tafIy candy
God bless her fuzzy little face,
My little angel Dandy
SATURDAY EVENING HERALD.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

DEMOCRATIC papers are foolishly claiming
credit for their party on account Of the
prospective revival in business. And yet
we remember that these organs would not
credit Secretary Sherman for the prosperity
that came Of big wheat crops.
National Republican., 1885-08-22
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Daily Except Sunday and Weekly
Published by the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY.
E.w. FOX, President ASD MtSAdER.
SATURDAY, AUGUST -.


Republican clubs and news dealers desiring
the blackboard statesmen cartoon which was
issued MS supplement to THE NATIONAL RE.
PUBLICAN of last Saturday will be supplied at
one dollar hundred copies. Single copies,
mailed to any address, two cents each
National Republican., 1885-08-22

GONE star differeth from another star in
glory" Now that John Kelly has sold the
Star newspaper to Mr.. Dorsheimer 1t is
expected to increase in brillancy till 1t out
wrinkles any other luminary in the Demo-
cratic armament.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

For the instruction of future generations
The adm inistration should deposit what there
is left of civil service reform in glass case at
the national museum, and ask Aquilla
Jones to name "skilled laborer' to watch
the precious relic.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

The Pennsylvania Democracy will make
the greatest effort of its life next week to
get some decent man to accept its nomina-
tion for state treasurer, the only state Office
10 be filled this year.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

THE state of Georgia should be able to ar
rest, convict, and hang the gang of fifty
miscreants who are numbering citizens of
Dalten-but not one Of them will be ar
rested, for they are 'eminently respectable
National Republican., 1885-08-22

FIVE hundred newspapers rise up stimuli
tancously to fire off "malaria" squibs at
IIoadly. lie should come to Washington,
where it usually goes by the name Of "cold
National Republican., 1885-08-22

dixie should send an order to a United
States Senate committee for neat but not
gaudy suit Of whitewash. Our Senate can
safely defy competition in this line Of work.
National Republican., 1885-08-22
word from a Deceased Dem oor.l..

TIhItNHN I3UgcF.T
Widow TO mediums as my husband
happy in the spirit land ?'
"Yes; perfectly so, madam. He has every
thing his soul desires"
"Thcn, thank heaven, he's got It at
last r'
SCOT what, madamY'
ga postof1lcep ~
National Republican., 1885-08-22

SOMEBODY must have practiced deception
on Courtney, or he would scarcely have
consented to win boat race. He is too
polite to Intentionally come in ahead Of
gallant competitor.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

lP either of the New York Democratic
factions could present n candidate accept
able to the other factions the prospects of
the party in that state might possibly emerge
from gloom.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

There is but scant season of rest for the
father Of family. just as he is making
ready to audit the accounts received from
the seashOre or the mountains he sees that
the fall openings have begun
National Republican., 1885-08-22

The wife Of tile Rev. Mr.. Downs appears t.
much tettcr advantage In this unpleasant
affair than the pusllanimous husband OF
Mrs. Tabor, who caused the arrest OF his
Mifn-
National Republican., 1885-08-22

IT seems well worth repeating two or
three times week that, under reform
administration, etoncoutteIs must compete
on governn ut work with convict labor
that is sold for sixty cents day.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

If the free traders could have their sweet
will and way the workingmen of the
United States might find worse competition
than even the convict labor of the Illinois
state prison.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

SHOULD England succeed in the pending
effort to form an alliance with Turkey, the
har will probably get visit from the lion
on the first provocation.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

ONE Of the great Affections of the age is
the excessive cost of necessary litigation.
We notice in the proceedings Of the Ameri-
can Bar Association no proposition for the
alleviation of this almost intolerable burden.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

ONE Cf the chief causes of better feeling
in industrial circles is the confidence of
business men that the Senate will prove an
effectual bar to free trade legislation
National Republican., 1885-08-22

LLonlsyille CourIer.Journal.l |

In Ohio things are so mixed and muddled
that Democrats outside care very little
whether we win or lose the state, and have
generally made up their minds that 1t is
already lost
National Republican., 1885-08-22

A FEW dignified remarks in the London
papers condemnatory Of American scam
paigns of scandal" would be peculiarly In
teresting and valuable Just now
National Republican., 1885-08-22

THE Ohio Democrats went through the
empty formality of holding a convention
this year merely to keep up the organiza-
tion and retain their charter.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

IT is too bad that Bismarck will persist
in hurting Alfonso's feelings. So very
harmless young person should be spared
unnecessary pain.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

mo DISCRIMINATION on account Of race,
color, or previous condition" is the inspired
lie Of the Mississippi Democratic platform.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

Mr.. DoRsnEIMER's newspaper is "pledged
10 support the administration" Is the
administration pledged to support Mr..
DoTsheimer's newspaper
National Republican., 1885-08-22

INSPIRED stupidity could not suggest n
greater blunder than the Canadian govern
ment will commit II II hangs Ricl.
National Republican., 1885-08-22
The Buckboard Millionaire.

Bangor (Me.) Commercially
A Bar Harbor correspondent says that
William H. Vanderbilt walks nearly half a
mile to his dinner, pays 81 1000 per week to
Mrs. Bowler for the cottage he occupies,
and s25 per day for the only four-in.hand
blackboard Bar Uarbor contains.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

THE Massachusetts, Democracy il going
TO let itself out by the season as a side show
of the Mugwump museum.
National Republican., 1885-08-22

CmcAGo's envy Of st. Louis will result
in the kidnapping Of Maxwell II he is not
more closely guarded.
National Republican., 1885-08-22
T LoYD's 25.cENT wAsHINGrox EXPRESS.

BAGGAGE DELIVERED
To all parts Of the city, railroad steamboats,, &c.
FURNITURE CAREFULLY REMOVED,
SEWING MACHINES, TYPE.WRITERS, &C.,
handled with care.
Trunks taken TO any part OF the house without
extra charge
Persons returning to the city can leave their
checks at either office.
TELEPHONE No. b40-1.
Onices 1908 y 81. N. w. and 4Sl Pa. ave. N. W.
JOHN q. HAWLEY,
nu22-lm Proprietor.
National Republican., 1885-08-22
1UCTION SdLES.
pY THOMAS BOWLING, AUcTIoNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON VIR-
GINA AVENUE, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH SITS. NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated January 9, 1878,
recorded Lib S77, f. 800, ct seq, of the Land Rec
ords OF the District OF Columbia, shall offer for sale
at public auction, in front OF the premises ON
THURSDAY, THE 3D DAY OF SEPTEMBER
NEXT, At 5:30 o'clock ?. m, original lot 4, in
Terms Observation-Disclosures OF secured and expenses
OF sale in cash. balance ut six twelve and eighteen
months with Interest from day OF sale, secured by
deed oftrust the property. One hundred dollars de-
pOSit at time of sale. Conyeyancing at purchasers
cost. GEORGE II. HERRICK, Trustee.
auS}-m, tn, OF
National Republican., 1885-08-22
posToFFICE NOTICE.

DOsIOfflCE NOIlCE,
Foreign mails for the week ending Aug. % will
close (PRONPTLY In all cases. at this Office fol-
lows:
suNDAY,-At T;30 p. m. for Honduras and Liv-
ingston per steamship City OF Dallas, via New
orleans.
Mails for Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and samaon
Islands, per steamship Zenlandia VIA San Fran
cisco, close here August %22, at p. Tor on ar
rival at New York of steamship Britannic with
British mails for Australa). Malls for the Sand
wich Islands, per steamship Marposa (yia San
FrnnCisc0) close here August #20, at y. IN.
Mails for the Society Islands, per steamer (via
San FrnncisCo), close here Au gust f2i, ut y. IN.
Mails for Cuba, by rail to Tampa, Fla, and
thence by steamer via Key West, Fla close ut
this Office daily, at u, m.)
"The schedule OF closing OF Trans-Pacl6c mails Is
arranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit to San Francisco Mails from the
east arriving ON TIME ut San Francisco on the day
OF sailing OF steamers are dispatched thence the
same day.
HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster
POsTOFFICE, New York, N. ", August IL, 1873.
X EYES co.,
wILLARD's HOTEL STABLES,
Corner Fourteenth and d streets northwest
"a Branch Once at the Arlington.
National Republican., 1885-08-22
U1NTED-HELP.

TED-IAiMEDIATEBY, A WET NURSE.
w Call nj Dl0 French st., bet. 9th aud 10th aud
10 aud : ats %,
National Republican., 1885-08-22

H5r These will be the first races given In wasA
ington at night, thus giving all an opportunity ~
witness these celebrated whcemen. The track wilf
be Illuminated. Y,
National Republican., 1885-08-22
WANrEn-EMpLoYMENr.

NNyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE UJLJA 80
w woman, TO cook, wash, AMI iroI, or cIlk.
Arrly Ut the store, 1914 9th 81, 1.2l
VA ANTED-A SITUATION As sHOUsEREEPER
w or general manager In public or private
boarding house or hotel, by an experienced widow
lady. Address u. u. T., Republican Office. nu12-tf
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Cancer Of Tongue /!
A Case Resembling that OF General Grrnt.

some ten yeas ago had SCroiulOus sore on my
right hand which gave me great trouble. snl un
dersthe old tlmo treatment was healed up, and
supposed was well. found, however. It had
only been driven into the system by the use OF pot,
ash and mercury. and In March 1857, II broke out
In my throat. and concentrated In WhA. zone OF
the doctors den ImIuat d cancer. | was Placed
Uuder treatment for this disease Some xix OF
seven OF the bC.t physicians ~ the country had
ME u different times under their change, among
them three specialists Ia this l!ue; hut one after
SlOt1er would exhaust hGir skin and drop me-
Tor grew wOnc continually. The cancer had
eaten InrDf gh my cheek, deStrO ing the roof OF
my mouth and upper lip, then attacked my
tongue palate aud lower lip destroying the palate
aud unA lip gntirely and rali my tongue, eating
out 10 the top Of my let check bone and up TO the
clt eyc. ffom q hearty robust woman OF l5l
pounds, was 70 'uced 70 Il meio framo Of skin and
o0nes, Rltnost unable 10 turn ln'SelI IN bed.
could not eat any solid food, but sub-lsisd en-
liquids, and my tongue was 50 far gone could not
talk. The anguish Of mind and the horrible SUI
ierlngs OF body which experienced pever can be
revealed Gifcn up by pby.'Ciin 70 die, with no
hope OF recovery upon the part OF friends who sat
around my bedside expecting every mOfnent 10 be
my last; In fact, my husband would place his hand
on me every now aud Thea 10 see whit ther WE
alive or not, and VI Ope tune all decided that lie
was extinct, and my dcath was reported all over
thecouotry.
tho flnt OF LA October, (iESN, when my friends
commenced giving me swlits Specific. In less
than month the eating places stopped and heal
lug CO nmenced, aud the fearful aperture In my
cheek has been closed and ARMY knitted together.
process Of Il peg under lin Is proEreSsiGr tnely,
and the tongue which was almost destroyed Is be
ing recovered aud 1t seems that nature is supply.
lug new LOnSre can talk 40 that my fhfntt
can readily understand me- and eau 'at solid fox d
again, IAN alb q 70 walk about wherever pl' Rse
without the ASSiStang Of any one aud have gained
d " pounds OF ncsh. All this under the blessing
OF mercltully Heavenly FATHER IL due To switts
specific. am wUnd and marvel 10 all my
Il ends, hundreds Of whom have known my In
tense SIderings, and have visited me in my allie
tons While am not entirely well, yet my graft
sude Is none the less deyout, and am confident
that perfect recovery Is now 10 Sigh II any
doubt these facts, would refer hem 70 Hon. John
| 4. TraylpF, stats senator Of this district who Il
my neighbor, Dr. 7. s. BrsdH-ld, Of IaGhlnGe, Ca.
or 70 Auy OIhcr persons ly!nS iu the tOnthern paf'
| 81 Troupe county, Ga MRS. MARY Il, COMEE
LAG lnge, Ga. May II, 1855.
Sold by I'LL drug iSti,
TreaIIse on u OOl and Skin Diseases mailed free
Call on our Physician, No. l67 ". 25d ST.
Consultation free, THE SWIFT srEcIVtc Co nrAwe'
| g. Atlanta, Ga. jeW D3w
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terrible blow TO his vanity. He hed more
from Sir Garnet Wolseley than from Ger.
tain death. He felt that It would be bet
ter to die in trying TO escape than 70 Dc
rescued. That, am sure, Tss 0ordon''s
sentiment. He had eight steamers at his
disposal. -Four Of these he had previous
ly sent down to Metemneh, and ! firmly
believe that he took the other fourwith as
many men, and as much provisions and
ammunition as he could gather, aud made
his way to Gondocora. Once out OF the
reach Of Kharloum, he could escape with
perfect safety. Having arrivedin Condo.
cora, which Is 1900 miles south Of
Khartoum, heaven only knows what
he may do there. II would be truly
Gordonian coup de theater to organize
force there, where he Is well known and
beloved by many, and move again north
wards to the rear OF the invading Mahdi.
Or he may turn toward the Congo until
he reaches Nyangewe, one Of the eastern
stations OH the river. His march would
lead him through the country OF the
friendly King Mise, whom Mr.. Stanley
converted 10 Christianity, and who would
give him every assistance. Once in Ny
anewe, he could assume the functions
which the King OF the Belgians, as the
head OF the international Society, con-
ierred upon him. There is still third
course open 10 him He may push east
ward from Gondocora, and without great
difficulties, by the road which l have
opened, reach the coast. A year may
eiapse before we can hear from him. /
will not give up for a long time the hope
Of meeting and shaking hands once mora
with this man Of miraculous escapes"
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atlanta Contribution,
In playing base ball at Cummings last
week Maui Kelly started TO pick up the
ball, which had been knocked into weeds.
When his hand was within two inches Of
what he supposed 10 be the ball he dis
covered it was rattlesnake in its coil.
W. NJ. Lanier, living in the upper part
OF Bullock county, went out some days
ago to shoot some hawks that were catch
ing his wife's poultry, and, while looking
up in the trees for q hawks nest, stepped
over rattlesnake three and q half feet
long. The snake was not coiled, and
hence did not strike. Mr.. Lanier sprang
aside and gave his snakeship a load OF
shot. After hunting around for half an
hour more for hawks he returned to the
same place and found another snake
longer than the fret one, with eleven rat
ties. Another load Of shot and another
dead snake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-03
Home Proof

Kidney and Liver Diseases ana RheumGtlsm.-
Suffered terribly-"Nolhln seemed 10 help me;
could not get out Of bed. liz Smith cured me-"
ZEPI. PHILLIPS Wheeling, W. Va.
CRtarrh, POlypuH Of Nosc, Impaired NOlce.-Sul'
iercd for yean; patent medicine failed 70 help me.
Dr.. Smith completely cured me-" e. -, .rr,,,r,
OF SpeIdel j. Co., Wheeling. w. Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated stomach.-'TreAtment
for yeGn failed to give me relief d. Smith cured
me- THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent.
Flg=HSd them for t9TTSscH yss si,, pF Smith
scroinla, Running Sores on Head.--"Ny son was
afflicted for fourteen yearS: Nothing seemed 70
help him. Dr.. Smith cured him.; ;,.,,,,,o
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Cancer.-"SufeTed for yeaS with Cancer. Had II
cut out three times. II returned after each opera
ton. Dr.. Smith cured mo without knife canstie or
PILES, Fistula OF Anus.-Flnt on my back for Is
weeks. Reported dying. Dr.. Smith cured me
without knife In dive weeks.
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST, Wheeling, ". Va.
Ulcantions OF Rectum, PrOlApsuS and Piles
.'WRs given up 70 die and pronounced incuRble
DR.. Smith cured me without knife"
WASHINGTON DELANY, Martins Ferry.
Rev. II. o. LAdd writes:-"Dr. Smiths profess
Eionnl services In my family have been most salts
factory, and commend him 70 all AsA gentleman
Nm. Margaret Eolk says: ~ had been suffering
for seven years and treated BY many physicians for
dyspepsia. DR.. Smith said l had a tape worm, aud
In eight hours removed q monster 100 feet long"
Female Complaints.-Threc years In hospitals for
females, give me peculiar advantages In such cases.
Persons cured Of catarh, diseases Of heart, liver,
stomach, kidneys, akin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, scrofula and
asthma testify 70 my success
Piles cured without the knife.
Patients Rt distance may be treated by letter and
guaranteed. A chart for seliexRminR.
don sent on receipt Of two threecent stamps, and
ldvice returned free.
Z. 70 7P. ~, daily. Call on or address,
JOHN Z. SMITH, Md,
No 1901 ChAplInO St. Wheeling, ", Va
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is GORDON REALLY DEADP

Ills Fiiead Colonel Long Does not Believe
he Was Killed.
Iaterrie,r IN Ec,p iOrk TiRa.
Captain Richard Burton, an intimate
friend OF Gordon, declares publicly that
he does not believe that Gordon is dead.
What ia ynnr opinion on that point, Col
onel Long%
aud have expressed the same long ago.
You pill have noticed that no two OF the
many reports OF his death agree. he was
murdered in the streets on his way to the
residence OF the Austrian Consul says one;
he was stabbed from behind while sitting
in his room reading the Bible; he was shot
while standing sword in hand on the walls
of the citidel; he was shos standing
on the roof OF the palace looking
through his field glass at the approaching
enemy. These are some oil the many &C.
coults OF his death. The same confusion
exists in the reports about what became
Of his body after his death. We have
been told that his head was sent TO the
Mahdi, that It was stuck on alance and
planted on the wall Of the citadel; that
his body was dragged naked through the
streets. irightiully mutilated until II was
hackedintoa nunrecognizable masseE flesh.
What faith eau you put in any such con-
Trajectory stories2 From my knowledge
Of Arab methods, Gordon's head, or some
unmistakabIe evidence Of his death,
would have been sent TO the nearest
English post. Nothing would have
given the Mahdi greater gatislaction than
this terrible proof Of his triumph. l
do not believe that Gordon is dead,
but that he escaped with as many OF his
follower % hs could save when he saw
that further resistance would be useless.
Tho idea Of being rescued by an English
ofIicer-by Wolseley- would have been 9
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A Remarkable Tree.


h-EcIIlges
The tallow tree is native OF China. In
the Island Of Chusan quantities Of oil and
tallow are extracted from its fruit, which
is gathered when the tree has lost its
leaves. The twigs bearing the fruit are
cut down and carried to q farmhouse,
where the seed is stripped off aud put
into q cylindrical box, open at one end and
pierced with holes at the opposite one.
The box is then suspended in q cylin.
drical kettle containing water, and the
diameter OF which ditIers but little from
that OF the box. The water is then made
to boil, and the steam, penetrating into
the box, softenS the seeds and facilitates
the separation OF the tallow. After about
quarter OF an hours exposure to steam
the seeds are poured into steam mortar,
where they are stirred about until all the
tallow has been separated into semi
liquid state. 1t is afterward poured into
a cylinder with hole at the bottom,
through which it is driven by the action
OF press. 1t comes out perie city white,
fro" rom all impurities, and soon becomes
solid.
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DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
L LOUIS RAILRoAD-PAn Handle Route.
ff4 g % 8 sszs;SSa
Time table for East GndWest corrected to August
20, 1885. Trains leave Pan Handle station, I0vI OF
Central Standard time: