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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24
oFFlclAL-clTY LAWS.

A ORDINANCE ASSESSING BENE-
n MS and leVyiug sPeciGataxes against the
property holders and surr1fnding property
bene4lied by the opening Of Good street nom
san Jacinto street 10 Bryan street as ordered
by ordinance Of August IA, lSS3:
SECTION J. Be IL ordained by the City
council o! the city o! Dallas, Texas the pur-
pose 81 paying for the property condemned
loi pnOUc use IN opening Good street from
san Jaclnto street 10 Bryan street as ordered
By ordinance August "a, lso3, there be and is
hereby assessed and levied q special tax
against The following surrounding property
holders and surrounding property beue-
hited, as 'olOws: Mrs. A. II, Field 80 feet front
On north side OF san JacintO street, by lSi feet
deep on, OF east corner OF block 2b6, being also
m east corner Jim Crutchfed, acres, $50;
l - ShOdgrass, ~ feet front on the north side
Oh san JaclntO street by lSi feet deep out OF
south corner Of block 273, being the south
COZ ner OF the Elizabeth Bonds, acres $50:
e. r stevens, lrDieet, on west side of Good
street, ny J8A feet front, on the south side San
jaclnto street, being part Of lot IS, of Burl's
addition 70 Dallas in block 267. $50: 5. o.
smith, 100 feet front, on west side OF Good
street. by lJj feet deep, heing lot 10 Of Burk's
addition, In block2Gl so; j. II Caldwell, 100
feet front on west side of Good street. bv ljp
feet deep being lot 20 OF Buk's addition. In
block zoI 500 r.. =. Undcrhill, ps feet front,
on west sldeufGoud street, by 1879 feet deep.
being lot ~ OF Burk, addition, in block 90.
s3Oi Nathan Green, 90 feet front on west
side QiOuod street, by l5y feet deep, I'm block
~ being the north oue-holf OF Dallas
thompson $ one acre, $500; L. $. BOich, 5jJS
rect mont, ON west side Of Good street, by lEI
Ieel ueep,in block 2t1, being south one-ha.f
pl iaiias thompsou.5 one HcIc $3.50: Charles
erwin ISL feet front, on west side of Good
street, py SD feet front, on north sideOl Bryan
street, 10 bio k 2jo, Slsi' A. Eeryrle lsi feet
front, on east side OF Good street, by lA feet
block ~, 500; a. +. Beddo, y feet trout, on
east side Ii Good strgef. By lsf feet deem U..
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WANTED~T Want CT54s>,-.
W chaser for horse and bugS,.. 80 ~
OUT Ia the city; must sell at ono ~
iU, care DALLAS Herald. add
VA ANIED-I WANT AS Small 49,
letier press cheap. Address q ~ q. ~ "
care Dallas Herald . OhARLI
VA ANrAD--A GOOD OIhL FIIf5 80 Ss,si
" fsl houseworB. ApDlv 81 ssSS ~
street, between Bryan and San los. I'd
oallos, EDWIN SMITH. '''l.C d
VANIED-LApY AGENTS 90, ,,7- ~
" PROTECTOK'd daisy stocjyins, .SgEJ
supporters, shoulder races. hnst7easn g u
forms, dress shields, atety telts 500 os|
leCtor, &C.; entirety new device. pns
aSIlIvI prom EehaTe 1Olagents makippss
monthly. Address, with stamp. r n -
BELL ~ Co, . So May 81. Chicago. -aiisS.As
WANTED-BY KtiNEIN CiTJ7N !, ~ ~
~ female help in all parts Of I'M
70 90 our light pleasant Work nj etpul
sent by mail 10 any address: no ca Gov. nola
easy o learn, and any one can ear, ,assi
10 10 per week. For full informstitesoa
dress KEN INGTON ART Rooms 3, e,eo1, \
street, B0slon, Mass, Box 5O7S. aprIsags
{N y %TED-l,UOO IONS OF 97sS-sS
bones, 900 tons OF cast and al
IRON; also Old metal, ropes, rubbsrs XXX
per stock, beer and wine bottles eto "Al
Dallas Junk House, South pom w. az \,
i9s' ItXss send for price list. Ell
Proprietor. % a LEN
WANTED Z COOK AND NI-.r.
w service q small fami, Az.
euce required German mer.rrf
MRS. ], = MCRpHY, corner
road and Ma ten street.
NNTANTED-WHIIE SEW
~ be good r0ok, wa her and l,,..
az olilce Of Grtiths a Cowser.
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dered TO Mr.. George Stone, by his many
friends, previous TO his departure. On
this occasion Yank Adams has offered
a purse of s25 to be played for belw cen
the beneficiary and Mr.. Harry Cole. the
state champion. The game viii be cush-
ion carom, lC0 points. After which Yank
Adams will grand discount 10 OF the best
billiardists in Dallas, he playing 500 to
his opponents so. The digital player
agrees to make tho last 100 inside Of as
many seconds. Adams fancy shots
surpass the initial experiments of elec-
! tricitY, and should be seen by all means.
Mr.. George LOOMS will otiiciate on the
occasion.
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and wife until February 10, 1854. They
moved to Dallas soon after their mar
riage, and she states in her petition that
he beat and bruised her, using a stick
Tor the purpose; that be knocked her
down and beat and stamped her; that
ne deserted her without cause on her
part, leaving her moneyless and home
'ess. Wherefore, she prays divorce be
granted her.
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II aBlTs uf NuUTu Ana eXOE'
1 4 OF manhood g1Use more .uleh ~
cides, nervous debility, impotence, Qef
structures, VnUcUctle, diseased pr0,
gland bladder, kidEeys, heart, dro psyt
betes and Brlght's disease. than everyi
else, and cannot be cured with stomach
ienes alone, electricity, crayons, belts,
carnations, sounds, cAthetefs or cutting
European and American Medical bu
VIII send treatise for % cent?, giving 4
dles ana directions which cure these q
wise nitM diseases ~ home vlthuuiJGi
vaLalNs Ofiie-ae i'up uN,,o tu.s d, ''it
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

Yesterday morning Mr.. G.. o. Wood
OF tho Herald, and his sister, Mrs. Fay
Fitzhugh, received telegram bringing
to them the sad tidings that their
mother had breathod her last tho oven.
ing before, at her homo, Richmond,
Virginia. MIR. Wood left on the first
train for that place. He and his sister
have tho heartfelt sympathy of large
circle OF friends in their sad hour OF
bereavement,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

Malarial gases sneakod up through
tho poorly constructed drains and made
baby very sick with malarial fever.
Baby would hayo died but for
timely use Of Browns Iron Bitters.
There is nothing meaner In its way of
coming, nor worse In its effects, than
this malaria from the underground re.
gions. Mrs. Mcdonald OF New Haven,
Conn, says: "For six years ! suffered
Iron Bitters cured me entirely Try
IL when malaria steals In and under
mines your constitution. II win give
rollet
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Should you suffer any Inconvenience
during the next few days in receiving
your goods, we ask your kind indIl-
gonce. We are now undergoing the in
convenien"es Of moving our stock OF
goods into orr new buudmg when we
VIII have greatly increased facilities
Tor accommodating our trade,
Respectfully
G, u. MoMAND& BRO.
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Dublin, juno @, 81.
ITr A. FHf.tfFH O.

ll4Al'I Ek TT.
"Maidou, Mass Feb. lS,l. Gentlemen
i suffered with attacks of sick headache"
Neuralgia, lgmgle trouble, for years in
tho mos. Terrible and eNCruuiatilg man.
uer.
Nomodiguc or doctor could give ne
ro'igi or cure until used Hop Bittor,.
"The frs, bottle
Nearly cured ma;'
The second made mo as wei. and
strong as whom % child,
"Aud | have been so TO this day.n
My husband Wasan invalid iortweutv
Yeas with o. serious
kidney oliver and urinary COMPLAINT,
pronounced 10y Bostou's best physi-
claus
"Iucurablev
Seven bottles of your Bit.ers cured
him and know of the
"LiNes OF eight personsn
In my neighhorhood that have boon
saved by your Bittets,
And many more are using them with
great benefit.
"Ihey almost
DO miracles.w Mrs. Il. d. Slack,
How 10 GIT SICK Expose yourself day
aud nlghti eat too much without exercise;
WORK 100 hHrd without rest; doctor all the
umei take all the Vile nostrums advertised,
aud then you Will want 20 know how 90 gct
well, which y auSwercd In three words
Take Hop Bttersl
GG- None genuine without n bunch of
green Hops ON the white label, Shun an the
we poisonous stun with "Hnp" or Hops
IN their name,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

The case OF tho State VS., LOWS Hsw-
Nins, charged with numbering James
Perry committed during ,As Christ
mas holidays, which vas called for trial
in the district court Wednesday will ga
TO tho jury to-day ahou, noon. Mr. !,
g. Dodd, ON behalf OF tho state spoke
yesterday afternoon aud was followed
uy Mr, II. ID. Sp8v tor the doiouse.
County Attorney Clint viii conclude tho
arugmuut- this forenoon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

LON aALL-fDH TEE NLNT F4l
q tay, ] 1911 Sci all NY household h
lure no % sGrrilce, consisting of MAJ
Aliclen and bedroom furniture, 30 nj i
--l ,-.-, APP.
AN J. sALOyN AND FINIJRES No
yea no uts, business portion of ihe
Inquire ui STRAUSS % LEVY, So Main Il
---.- apL
NOR SAL a--4 GREAT Ear -AiN-G
edge property for sale lor7i PEI cen
JUS real Va ne. For formation. appl
A. lzEN, 1872 Miu stree.
lvESALt--A LOT BX2UU fh hP. ONT
= north Side OF Elm street, 20 feet WEI
LrVHy; this property is now renting la
per month and Will be sold cheap and onl
leIlns. Apply 10 w r. rHoEr. mel
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BnlIard. Extraordinary.

The exhibition OF finger billiards by
Yank Adams, which was 10 take place
at tho st. George billiard room Friday,
has been transferred to Craddock's hall,
for Saturday evening. The reason for
so doing is,a grand benefit has been ten.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

At church fair In st. Paul recently
whore they voted for household favor
ties, 81. Jacobs OH received nino-tenths
OF the votes. This shows the popu-
larity of the Great German Remedy
which conquers pain.
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L ~. IR IR " w

L -. m ES " w .
TIL. famous STANDARD -rrl unuu,,ior,a
stallion VIII tcrtt % limited lumhpruf Mare.
40 iNH NEArINlNr PRAIRIE Sr.tk FAEN
rear Dallas, under the management ul
! Reuben Armstrong.
LARRY VS. >igg Louis Napoleon
was the Sire otleromc Eddy, record 2:lbIs and
| SOFA To ICWpl Bros. OF llnnalu, for yaWU
and stand 40 the head OF their stud al SIu
tue seosoni 0lso Myrtle, record 2:25t Spln.
nella, RECORD 2;2h e. und several Others with
asi records and trials. Volunteer, Inc sire
Oi lo1ls Napoleon, has % with records In
-.tu or hettor aud 3 better than g;sO: pmouv
uem nre ST. Julien, 2lp3; G ost,r, e:lT: and
Ally, 2a9. LARhN WIS Dam, Fauny Nnres
h0I sister TO Goldsmith Maid, has provcn
herself TO he n great brood mare, beiug The
dNm OF Jerome Eddy, record 2!lBx and NgyC.
rnl others that could beat 2.Sl.
LARRY W.
Is q beautiful dark bay, with bnrl,
| uoluts; Is lj4 hands high; weight iniS
| pouudsi has not been worked for Speedway.
| ing been put In the stud when two wears Old.
Wheh ne produced the three fast colts, vlEi
n. n, u, n,eW,y' Nosamon and Resale. hlsonly
se' OF lhat year. A. g Dewey trotted seven
| races IN 1874, only losing one heat lie trCt-
! tei through the Missouri, Kansas and mn.
| nolS Circuits, beating such good colts MS Raj.
nchNS by onward; Alice Almond, by Al.
mont; Judge Sprague, 10y Gov. Sprague and
| other fast colts, and has shown q i. mile In
l:lo 20 pole and obtained a record of 2,ii.
kQ,aue, the THREE yCar.old allie, trnitcd n
mile W Joliet H., 1855 ovtrn = mile irnclt.
/ ana lultcd second To BUlpcluvH at Cnrthngc.
| lul, in24N No,amond has not started I'M IA
! race but lsns speedy Hg either OF the ulo.
TEBNs-slpOF oR TltE SEAsoN.
MntvS NOT proving 10 nAl may hp bred 10
LAhkl W. uCc olchargc the following sea-
son, The fashion hle bred stallion, MANI
| hhINo CHIEF, VIII also stand "a limited
number of pnrv, 40 ihO sumo ranch nd Urape
address WEUGIN AUNfGTpoNi n" WI
Care civ National }1uE, naii,s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

The Erohsinn Singing society has de-
oided TO postpone their concert and ball
until after the SWngorfest at Houston.
Tickets in the hands OF purchasers will
be good when date il given.
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A Book Like q Tree.

Why is q ! ook Ike troe? IL is foil of
leaves. DR., Biggers HuckleDerry Cor
dial leaves the bowels in their natural
condition, md docs not after checking
Them cgu5tp pate, a4 many medicines do.
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Personnl Comeliness

is greatly enhanced by a fine set Of
teeth. On tie other hand, nothing so
detracts from the effect Of pleasing ioa-
lures, fine eyes and graceful figure, as
yellow teeth That popular toilet aru-
Gle, SOIODONT, checks their decay,
and renders them as white as SNOW.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

Florence Foster filed her petition in
the district court yesterday, praying for
divorce from her husband, Sam Fos-
Ter. She alleges that they were legally
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

The county court yesterday laborod
with Monroe Landroth, oolorod +, charged
with the "toating Of agun," and he was
fined S2j and cost. Being unable 10
make tho proper showing he will no
doubt be- sent 10 tho poor farm 10 work
out hi & fine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

Yesterday Mr.. d. III. Morrow swore
out a writ sequostrating lot OF bug
gies and horses in possession of Judge
NJ. Il. Short and Sheriff Smith, took pos
session of the same To hold until the
ownership Is determined.
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INSURANCE

" and History Austin, Texas, Apri Il l5S5.
10 all Whom it May Concern This Is tn
certify that the Western + re and Mar
lac insurance Company, of san Fran
CISCO California, has in all respects
FULLY complied with the laws OF Texas
as conditions precedeu, to its doing business
IN this state, and that said Company holds a
Certificate Of Authority from this Office en-
fitting IL 10 do business this state for twelve
months from the lst day Of January, 1885 TO
The 5lst day of December, lsSj.
l.. S,l-Given Huderm hand ana seal, q,
culce. m austin the day and date first above
written.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

"Time is money" lfyOu have bad
cold don't NOPE around and half DO
your work. Get bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup; take dose Mt night and
get up the .noXt mOrning-cured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

NWN TWTWNTs
browns Bronchial Troches" act di.
rectly on the organs of the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in all dis
orders of tho throat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

city Va. Thomas SMITH vagran cy
discharged.
City vs.. j. L. jenkins; drumming on
railroad platform, discharged.
City VS.. w. Z. Carnal; drumming on
railroad Platform, discharged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

Tho superiority ia quality of tho
Richmond Straight Cut Cigarettes has
never been approached by any other cigl
arctic.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

Is a strong, healthml, vigorous wife
with a clear, handsome complexion.
These can all be acquired by using DR..
Harter's Iron Tonic.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

Cleveland is tho choic of the Amerl-
can people-so are Opera Puff Ciga-
rettes.
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Postponenent.

DRAw-POKER IL much do2fer than a
draw on an Ope,A pus Cigarette
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

EVERY drstcla7s dealer soils opera
PuG Cigarettes. win not stick TO tho
HDg
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Cow boys aud all the other boys yoll
for Opera Pufis oigaretts.
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| -.-H't 80
! 1913 " Brown VS. 1homas Flynn.
! aDl2 w p Pollard VS. n % McNdams.
] BIB Mccoy E McCoy Va W II CASTOR ctal
a9bO August weber VS. John Murdcrlich.
| iJ5b O - CHAPMAN Va W G. sicElos OFridoy
! 500 Mary VI Cameron SIS j VI ThurmOu,
1903 N S Khern vs W C sicdos friday
i2u5 g W Parker vs. w G Howard.
iA2 William Caruth VS. Amos Mct0mO
Tuesday,
lW7 RH LgWsvsJ Il stewart ctal
1923 JuiiS kelierys WIN Miusct ALL, WED
uCHtsy.
1853 Concip Preston ct al SIS Julia a Yer
uOy.
1877 Horny Loeb vs. samuel FredIsndur
400 $ a stuart W To T. Rwv Go Tuesday
E2j Chas Newton etal IS Emerson Tulcou
81 Co.
1885 NV Humucss vsrJ stratt0a
4Jl3 h VI Tiilman Va W l. Hodges.
i0H J SimOns ~ Co vs. NJ l. Hodges
JO3l w $ Conner ct nj vs. John b stone.
JO52 w + Meek " Y ~ T. Rwy Co
jOSi Dallas street Rwy Co vs. CITY of Dallas
5Js Dallas city liwy Co IS city ut Dallas
jJ54 q II Clancy VI Scottish Union ~ Nat
lns Co.
sos Oh Clancy vs. North German ms. Go.
Alli w II Morris VS.. l. A Bryan.
llil Ernest Wenn vs. Clement LetOi
5l53 Ann NJ Browdec Ut al vs. Thomas
527S William Caruth vs Adams a. Leonard
j2SB Head. Allen a. FloOro w Auams d
Leonard.
1888 Hincklcy Il Sou W. Adams g. Leonard
i293 Snker, Davis n Co vs. Adams a Leon.
ard
1914 w Strong VS. Adams IL Leonard.
l2D NJ 3 MurrUyys W Clark,
$500 y Moore VsJ X Bile uCtt.
5iG Martha j Clark vs. Bolt street Il x Co
hB3 Paul HluCkaman vs. J VI Dixon
5llO Palmer Froderlckson vs. G e ~ $
RWy Co.
bS'i ! NJ Bcgmun vs. Dallas CITY r Il Go.
5ll2 VI Stcmmuus vs. s. A Rush.
$500 B Thompson vs. | * u Jordan ut al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24

Dletrict Court-Asslgument OF Cnsos,
Assignment of cases ia the district
court for the week beginning Monday
April y, lss5. ii. W. JONES,
District glpr,
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II. p. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
SMITH y HALL, Local Agents,

.nFFICE OF INsUKANCE. STAIISTIC5
~ and History, Austin, Texas, March
", ISsj.-Io all Whom 1t May Concern. This
j. To certify that tha New York Life
Insurance Company, of New York, N r.,
mas In al respects fully complied with the
laws otTexaS as conditions precedent to its
doing business In this State, anu that said
Company holds Certificate OF Authority
nom this Office entitling 1t to do business In
this state for twelve months from the LIST day
OF January, 1855, to the 3lst day of December,
1855.
III. S. Given under my hand and seal, at
once, ia austin, the day and date first above
written II. p. BEE. Commissioner.
htIICA OF INSURANCE. STATISTICS
~ and History, Austin, Texas March
Iu, 1855 TO al Whom IL MAY Com
Germs This is 10 certify, That the sun
Mutual Insurance Company OF New Orleans.
Louisiana, has In an respects fully COM
piled with the laws of Texas as conditions
precedent tu.i's doing business IN this State,
and that said company holds certificate OF
authority from tAis ONlce emitting ~ 10 do
business In this state for u months from the
.si day OF January, 1855, % the Jlst day OF
December. 1856
j.. 81 Given under my hand and seal, az
oiagtinAustln, the day and date fits, above
written,
H. p. BEE. Insurance Commissioner.
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77rkot'll laiant Worm Syrup Never nm
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l.. S. l..
lH. . H. Ha.g Chartered Lottery of any
State,
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

tnyvtpolWvd IN lNN Tor = years by the Leg
SlNlure for educational and 'choritabie nnr.
pos,r-Wlth capital Of Sl,OO,O V0-to which n
reserve nnd OF over $4,000 has since been
ny I'm overwhelming popular vote It's fran.
,ulNe WIS made q part OF the prt sent Stnte
CONSTITUTION adopted December 2 4, H. lS7q
A FORTUNE "iN
Us Grand single Number Drawing will
mke place monthly IT NEVER SCALES on
P,srroNEs, Look at the following Distyis
button; N's''l-
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~ ! HIED-LUU IONS OF R31;S 4,
~ bones, ,OO0 tons OF cast ana 'S VIA ~
per stock, beer and Wine BOTTLES afo "hl
Dallos Junk House, South Po'k' Strs IVA ~
As Texas send for price list Ell HEys
Proprietor. '' II N
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WANTED~I Want 4 CrSns
chaser for horse and buggy, 10, n
out IN the city; must sell AT one 'esl 70
~, care DALLAS Herald add
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Ma ANIED COOK AND NJE-i-'-
w service n q small FAINT
euce lequigedi German mer.rrs
YRS. J. = MCRpHY, corner sNl
road and Ma Ten street. =
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-01-29
*Four divisions.

CHICAGO Tribune: A correspondent
recently asked if any man had been
nominated for the Presidency and de-
feated, and subsequently nominated by
the same party and elected. To this
reply was made that Andrew Jackson
was an instance of this kind. Another
correspondent recalls the fact that Har-
rison was nominated by the Wings in
1886 and defeated by the Democratic
candidate, bat was elected by the
Wings in 1910. He might have added
shat Van Buren,. who defeated Harrison
In 1886, was himself beaten in 1910 by
the same Harrison. And then there is
another case. Jefferson and Adams ran
for the Presidency in 1896, and Adams
was elected, receiving II electoral
votes and Jefferson 50. Under the con-
stituion as it then was the beaten can
didate became Vice President. At tho
next election - 1900 - Jefferson ran
again for the Presidency, receiving 73
electoral votes. Aaron Burr also re-
ceived rs, and President Adams got 65.
As il was tie between Jefferson and
Burr, the House of Representatives
elected the former President. Thus
Jefferson succeeded on the second trial,
but hy a close squeeze.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-01-29

1t seems that John Il. Mclean,
editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
did not have an agreeable quarter Of an
hour when he called on President
elect Cleveland ON o recent Sunday,
says an Albany correspondent. There
were certain incidents of the late po-
litical campaign that would lead people
to suspect that the prize pig would not
be killed for him by Mr.. Cleveland,
but Mr.. Mclean apparently had no
misgivings concerning his visit. He
knew that he had cast majority of the
votes of the Ohio delegation for Cleve-
land at the Democratic National Con-
vention. That action had removed
practically from the list of Presidential
candidates one of Mr.. Cleveland's rivals,
Allen G.. Thurman. Yet there were
men in Albany who could have told
Mr.. Mclean that there was nothing in
the campaign which so aroused Mr..
Cleveland's anger as "Gath's" articles
in the Cincinnati Enquirer assailing
him. That they should appear in the
leading Democratic newspaper of
Ohio was, of course, an additional ag-
gravation. Mr.. Cleveland's friends
vainly strove to prevent the publication
of the articles, Mr.. Mclean saying that
he had 26,0 Republican readers, for
whom they were intended. Then came
the Cleveland scandal. Full particu-
lars OF it were given by the Enquirer.
Mr.. Cleveland was astounded. He
could not speak of the Enquirer after
ward except in terms of wrath. His
friends say that he is man of forgiy-
ing nature, but that in this case he
feels that he cannot condone the offense.
Mr.. Mclean is said to have been re-
ceived with politeness by the Governor,
and to have been treated with consider
alton till he proffered some advice con-
corning the Cabinet. Then the Gov
ernor is reported to have said bluntly
that his advice was not desired, and to
have expressed frankly his opinion of
Mr.. McLean's course in the campaign.
MIR. Cleveland, it is said, was cold in
manner, but decidedly candid in his
talk. The interview has not since APP
peared in the Enquirer. Shortly after
its termination Mr.. Mclean emerged
from the executive mansion in highly
heated condition. While travelling to
New York, subsequently. his talk
plainly showed that he considered him.
self ON the swearing trsin.'