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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-17
INDIANA'S AFTEH-EIFCTION
FIGHT.
y Decision adverse TO Actin. Iicut =
Gov. SInjII'> claim ITC VIII APP

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Gov. SniIh'> claim IIC Mn APP
peal.
INDIANNTuII~. Dec. l3.-Judge Ayers
delivered his decision today in the Lieu
tenant-G OvsrnCr-hip controversy. In
junction proceedings were brought by
Acting Ileutenaut-Gove Smith TO
prevent the Secretary of State from de
ljverIng 10 the Speaker rf the House the
ballots recently cast for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, which elected Robertson. Repub-
lican. The decision L. upon the demur-
Ter to the complaint. which alleges want
of jurisdiction and insutticiency Of facts.
The Court does not attempt To pass upon
all the law questions. but says
The record which most strongly pre-
SCENTS itself To my mind l. that Court of
tqu " will not, In an Injunction pro
ceedIng. try To determine a question
which involves the right or title 10 an
office. The decisions on this question
are numerous and uniform. ana ! don't
understand that the counsel tor the
plaintiff denies this proposition. But
they claim that this il not a proceeding
To try or determine the title To an office.
The main question, which was argued
by eminent counsel with much learning
and ability, whether a I.ieuteuent Gov
eruor could legally be elected AT the last
election, I nave gwen consideration, but
viewing this case as | do, it is one in
which that question cannot properly be
determined. and have thought best To
express no opinion thereon. The de
murrer must stand.
An appeal Will tee taken 10y Smith TO
the Supreme Court. Opinion IL divided
as To whether that court will pass upon
the main question. Should the decision
of to- day be affirmed. Mr.. Smith viii
still have a recourse i'm regular contest
proceedings before the Legislature. n
committee of seven from each house
being appointed TO try the contest, a. j.
provided in the statute of 1881.
1t Is probable. however. that the CON
test will toe carried no further than the
Supreme Court.
Vt a conference OF leading Democrats
several weeks ago u was agreed that the
party could not afford To make Il fight
over the Lieutenant GovernorShip aS a
political measure, but that the best thing
10 be done was 10 try To yet decision on
the merits of the case from the courts
prior To the meeting OF the General
Assembly Mar York ~up
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-17
\ Real Register of the Treasury.

When General RDseCTans entered upon
his duties as Register Of the Treasury a
concerted attempt was made To impair
his usefulness by ridiculiug him as am
old fnEy who knew nothing about
finance. and was unfit for practical bus
mess. The gallant soldier stood all this
Sklrmlshing ire quite calmly bur now
that the proper occasion has arrived for
him 10 give account of his stewardship
he shows how enterprisinG a reformer a
''superanuuated old fogy" can he. The
vIEilaut and energetic General has
brought order out of chaos in the book
keeping of las office, has reduced expen-
ses by $50. 900 per year. over one-puarter
OF the outlay under his predecessor. and
has, among other novel features in the
administration OF his bureau. made up
report of all balances due 10 aud from
the nitel States since 1879. This
publication has proved important in
bringing To the Treasury some debts
thought TO bc hopelessIy lost. and. on the
other hand. has enabled public servants
unJustly charged, through inefficient
accounting. To clear up their records.
Having proper conception Of the dig
nifty and Importance of his office. he has
declined 10 be a mere recording clerk.
and has. in fact. been the first real Reg
lister of the Treasury during many
years
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-17
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H,r stages, decidedly an 'li"'atea aId Their
measures.
CHED>tC CBN~TITATI,N gradually lar ~uT,-
~ overcome.
bftu.'i.y cold. i1eeoinin- ygarIueT.
BIGI.STIDN aided BY~PEp~tA- of the most
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Including A NBRENIA. GA~IRAIsIN. CA>FTttr-
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fgtIa. or az merely Transient Es.F.sr4r
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vEtsrber n, r,-0tIs- or OF The SICK variety
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remedies.
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weapon i'm the almost hopeless warfare on
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-17

The person to whom the Ores ham
boom is most offensive. saws the New
York .S"D. is the Hon. benjamin Harri-
son OF indianapolis He has long been
stepped in the pleasing but thin idea that
William Henry Harrison will he remem-
bered some time hereafter as the grand
father of President of the United
States.
Ths Indiana Republicans are working
hard to re-eIsct Mr.. Harrison by crook
and while they are struggling 10 steal the
Lenislature for Tippecanoe Third. Ex-
Governor Porter, the ablest Indiana Re
publican. comes out for Cir, sham. Matt
urally Ben iamin does not feel that he is
well
In national convention the Gresham
possibility would bc made less probable
by the divided allegiance of Indiana
Harrisons hopes of first or even second
place may be airy enough, but there Is
little doubt that he could shut off GresE-
am, unless an epilepsy of enthusiasm
should take hold of the convention. and
the put mp jobs be knocked down. Prob
ably Mr.. Blaine will prefer To go To Iowa
rather than To Indiana for "A candidate If
Maine is not To he called upon
Indiana doesn't seem To have good
Gresham and Harrison may bs expected
to defeat each other as Mr.. Hendricks
and Old Saddebags did
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-17

Some years ago Paul Bert. the French
savant just dead. visited Havre while a
severe epidemic of smallpox was raging
in that port. Noticing on his return To
Paris that the mortality was daily on
the increase. he began to entertain
doubts rs TO the efficacy of vaccination
rs p. )phylactic, and resolved to solve
the problem TO his own satisfaction by
experiments on his own person. He &C
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-17

Stocks took a tumble in New York on
the 18th inst. Reading declined , cents.
All the leading stocks declined more or
less. The excitement on Change was
one of the widest ever witnessed. The
number of shares sold in one day ex-
ceeded a million.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-17

The last feat of krupp, the famous
manufacturer of heavy guns. is cannon
that will throw a ball weighing two tons
through hirty-eight in ches of solid iron
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-17
PALATKA, FLA, DEC. Il, 1886.

Ex-Alderman McQuade, of New York,
on his second trial, has been found
guilty. Jury reached verdict on first
ballot.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-17

hkGtSTsREp AT THE PALATKA Posi- UTfICt
A SECOND-CLAss NAIL MATTER
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-17
Assignee 6 Notice.

y Office - HERFBY GIVEN THAT VNI
y r. AVEUN nsS This day made assign
mCnt 10 me at All his ruI crtN, tor the beue-
90 ot his creditors, with certain preferences.
4 u persons ina, br,d 10 said \NCrN Will e II L.
with me anna those having claims against
said Avery VIII UreScI said claims t. me for
settlement. ANDREW SHELLEY
Assignee.
CAIuuU>. DAVIS GIrTIS, Attorr"l~
I'.tlutku. tla.. december" y. - I~~ii. 4tw-.l>
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-17

The Salvation Army j. casting sheep
eyes at John J.. Sullivan. What mag
niiiCcut saivatiunist John would make.
To tie sure, lie would give Old Satan not
the shadow Of q chance.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-17
The JOB OFFICE

Has h""u most carefully ,,lr,tcd. ard com
pri~,~ ouiy Tho very hc>t uarorat. ara Al
only the most skI.ruj w.rkmcu WI he I'm
played, we can guarantee entire satisfaction
h. very respect. WIKI
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-17

Dr. COLE has 8 complete. d pflarHftlS for the
manufacture Of TINS womb cful curative
agent. ard = prepared TO tIessr patients SUI
fering with the above or any Their Chr1n q
rruElb eS. Consultation tree. Office ga GruI
Block over POstOffcc. H0N2I Csl-sESvy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09
Kennedalo waler eurea .lnaIaeEsoa
MNKRGOR.


Thrown from acrne anc rsnied -aiEca
BY Dynamite Incorporated Kleesion.
special to tho Gazette.
MoaRRooR, Tx, Sept g. News has
Just reached town that our w,ell-kaown
townsmAn, Bob Humphreys, w;,s thrown
from horse this evening and II new
dying from his injuries.
t. G. Balm, while digging a,swoll this
evening, was seriously II nos MORALLY
injured by an explosion. He b repaired
the oombustible in the common way, but
failed TO cause the eSnlosiou, " "a reupon
he descended the well so invest!ga te the
cause, Juat as no roEohe 4 tina tsa,om Of
the well the dynamite exploded, brow.
ing Mr.. Balm from the weiA, breakiiiR tho
frontal bone Of the head, His cocsiitiorl
is very critical.
Judge KyapS has ordered an eleCti0n on
September is 70 decide whether Nc.
Grogor shall DO lnoorpo atcd for munich
pal purposes or not. II w thought that.
our people are nearer n unit on this gres.
tlon than any that has ever been cGefed
before.
The Baptist revival Is stlll in prcErese
and several aecessions are made every
day. The meeting will continue till next
| Sunday,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09
BONMAM.
A atns AesideAt-The HRrrAson Murder
Triab- Government OssclAls.
speciAl 70 tho IExetto


A DIN. AeS,deAt-The Harrison Muraer
Trinb-oovsrnment OnciAls.
special 70 the 0Rxetlo.
BoaHAnS Tax, Sept, Slim Hinton,
living n few miles southwest from here,
had his arm feAriully lacesatsd to-day
while working with a cotton-gin. Be
sides being cut, his arm was broken.
This 10 the first OF ootton.gln accidents OF
the season.
W. j. Clutter, living near poud City,
had his cotton-gin burned yesterday. The
loss IN not learned.
The Harrison murder cags, changed
from Sherman TO this court, IL now being
tried, attracting much attention, and ably
represented on both sides, The case was
tried at Sherman and the verdict was muir
der in The first degree, and change OF
venue granted 70 this county.
Judge y. q, Chenoworih, nrst auditor,
who has been visiting home for the past
! ave weeks left to-day for Washington,
Hon, ID. b. Culberson IL 10 be here
Saturday, and will speak 10 the ciilzcns
at tho courthouse at O'Clock p. m.
The family Of Capt n. II. Holston left
to-day Tor Washington. Capt. Heiston
has been In Washington some time In tho
government employ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09
WILLS POINT.
They Arc Disappointed--sov. Ireland Cen
sured-Married,

They Arc Disappointed--sov. Ireland Cen
sured-Married,
Special to the Gazette.
Wills POINT, TEX Sept. S.-The Van
Zandt delegation to the judicial conyen'
tlon at Mineola returned on last nights
train, disappointed and dlsgusted. A
prominent delegate said ITO let the nom
ination OF Col. Kilgore OF Van Zandt
throw the talents OF brilliant and able
LAWYER In the shade because he happened
to be Van Zandter is not strict Justice"
But of course everybody can't have
everything.
DR., T. l.. Hollis, qnandam resldehl
of our city, now OF Arson, Tex, Is mere
soliciting aid for the drought-s'ricker
counties OF Jones and Stonewall. The
doctor is meeting with good success
Prominent citizens censure Gov. Ireland
for not calling an extra session OF tn'
legislature to make an appropriation Y
relieve the distress caused by I'M
drought.
M Wheeler announces to-day as o.
independent candidate for the Legislature
Miss Jennie Hill, the accomplished an
beautiful daughter Of Henry Hill, well
to-do farmer Of Cedar Grove, was mar
rIed there this morning at O'CLOCK !
Mr.. @. L. Murrie,a prominent young ma
Of Sulphur Springs. The happy coupl
| left at once for the home oil the oflus
| groom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09

cent., or ee5 each, the PROFITS would pav
! ioL The remainder 81 the shares.
There seems good chance to create
On Ing industry In Fort Worth--such an
indN 'try as helps to build up city In
wousA rful wsy, The experience OF some
PARTIES at Chattanooga, who began since
the waFA ne same business, seems worth
outllnlncs Starting on a capital
"a LRss THAN $1,000.
the tan.vs,S3, now cover an area of ton
ecros and alvs employment 70 1000 hands.
Whv could NOT uch result be dupll.
ertsa hsrSS Not In dav. Of
course: brt tA re Is no natural
advantage poasesssN by tho Tennessee
town that Is waufA y Ia Fort Worth,
la fact the facilities here are In the
highest degree iayora, Nc. The water
used Reconciliation Of n. mesione and ct
tesian) Ia IS good as C uld DO desired.
AS for TIRE hides they are obtainable In
boundless quantities, In n. y Fort Worth
might be termed hide ceatA 7. This win
be especially true when the Refrigeration
works begin operations "a they will
shortly do.
Ia view OF sll these facts Il is hoped
that public interest nay be an ,used IN
the enterprise mentioned Not through
superiority IN any one line (Gs o mr. rail-
roads, but by taking advantage a every
factor In the upbuilang Of towln win
the Fort grow and prosner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09

Grafton q Mr. pafncll's BIN befge
the estimates II Is probable the Issue
win be {. 81 Mr. Parneilwlll accept Lord
ksndolph's ofier, knowing the defeat OF
ms bill Is certain. Mr. Parnell has sent
araft OF his measure 20 Gladstone.
The first clause provides that the lease
holders msy apply to the court to Ok Judi
cal rents second, that tue tenants whose
rents were fixed a year ago may apply TO
the courtfor reyalnatl0n, and, third, that
the court, pending the decision OF the ap.
pncations, may suspend an Cjectmcnt on
the payment OF such proportion OF the
rent as the court may decide to be proper.
Tire government whips predict that the
uebate will be short aud the house will
&C iourn on the 25th inst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09
THE CITY.


Boston Conricr.
IL hor ARtiy flannel suit, bcautlned with sesefei
trlnmrng.
Tho fam snd gents maiden a, The beach stas
In q swimming.
There's strong interest tcit IN yachting, peo.
pie epeah Of nhocia aud tacks,
Ana N bay wiedowa nightly there are lots OF
little Emncfs,
With thoir faces freckle. spotted from expos.
urc and sun hArnlnH,
The achOol mA'amc from vacation back 10 duty
are returning.
The student who's been slinFing hash for casi,
topurchase knowledge,
has folded his napkin and Is going back 70 ool-
lego.
his time in clover,
Il mourning oyer tho knewledge thai yAcn.
tons almost over.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09
MEArnERFoRp.
Heavy Cotton Receipts Recorded Personal
M.ustn.a

Heavy Cotton Receipts Recorded Personal
=. Mention.
Special 10 the Gazette.
WEArHRRYoRD, TEX, Sept, 5.--Cotton
has been coming In lively to-day and sold
for SIC, Up 10 date there have been BE
bales received here. This Is the highest
amount that was ever received In Wealth
eriord az this date,
Mr.. Lewis Starr, father OF A. ~ and l..
r !, returned TO this city last night from
an extended trip TO his farm In Hopkins
county.
Mrs. Charles, formerly OF this city, but
now Of Yalo Pinto county, came In yester-
day aud left this evening for louisville,
Ky, her old home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09
naiIwnr Wan ssrvIoe.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Sat to-days' SEES.
sion Of the convention OF the United
States Railway Mall Service, mutual
benefit associa ton, graded system for
death dues was adopted. M. A. Butter.
icks was made president. The ofiices Of
secretary and treasurer having been con-
solidated, Mrs M. Baughmar OF Camp
Point, H., present secretary, was elected
secretary and treasurer. The following
vIce-presidents were elected; First
division, r. M. Champion, New York
city. Second, z. b. Mckee, New York
Third, Geo. M. Carr, Richmond va
Fourth, S. L. Ceilings, Jackson Tenn
fifth, w. T.. Hit, Indianapolis. sixth
]. M. Hubbard, Chicago. Seventh, Geo
II. Campbell, 81. Louis. Eighth, j. L
wilder, San Francisco. Ninth, W. Wal
Ter, Batavia, N. Y.
The following we're elected members o
the board Of directors: Second division
&. Collins, Pittsburg. Third, @. " Carr
washington. Sixth, W. II. Howell
Galesburg, H., g. w. Young, Chicago
seventh, L. w. Pierce, st. Louis. Nlpth
Johu Sargent and William Mere
dith. Chicago. The board Of direction
will select an executive committee iroi
( is own members.
The convention selected Detroit ~ VI
next place Of meeting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09
From wichita Fails.

Special to the Gazette. mr.
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, Sept Sine
graded school at this place was opened
Iast Monday with Prof. Birk 10 charge
and with full quota Of assistants en- an
hundred and ninety-nlne pnphs put ~ ~
appearance the first day, ana i.lS pl ..osod
the number will soon belargeiy inctease !.
Four negro soldiers were nrousnS -
from the Territory, charged WIN seih -.
whisky. Two OF them had nearing os
fore United States Commissioner hos'
and were released, aud the otner TWO a .s'
In iail awaiting witness from I'M
Nation. La seliln,
A. Il. Lesion, charged win sellinl
mortgaged property, still langulshes =
iaIi Ia default Of bail, with other cnaise
70 be investigated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09
slIvsr Lont nns,nr roraer

Never falls when the directions are fol.
lowed. hence there is never word OF
complaint heard against 1t. The mex.
perienc, I'd cook IL able to make as good
bread with II as the professional baker,
simply b vcause Its ingredients are SO
compound, I'd as TO make failure impossi-
BILE when ID 9 directions are followed. A
trial Is all that Is necessary 90 make II In.
dispensablc ~ all well-reguluted house
holds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09
From Pilot Point

Npocihl 70 thn UhEettc.
Pnor poINr, TEX, Sept. s,--The
women's Christian Temperance Union
win hold special prayer service com
mcncIng Friday morning at 1880 o'clock
AZ the Methodist church for the benefit Of
the temperance cause. Tho election &C.
ours on that day aud all ladies Interested
are earnestly requested TO bo present.
Rev. J. II, Wages went out tonight TO
Kilso Chapel, four miles from the city,
and delivered temperance lecture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09
ne wanted somstllips strons


"Glmme glass Of something strong"
exclaimed an old 0oaker al Fem avenue
saloon last night.
"IIow will aqua ioriis suit yoar'Asked
tho barkeeper.
DWell, Il you haven't any aqua hfties
III try the iortieb.p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09
Just Try ono.

Buy package of Silver Loaf and give
II a fair trial. II you do this you will
never regret it. How many disastrous
failures in making bread cause trouhlous
yexation in the household This can all
be obviated by trial OF Silver Loaf. j..
II. Brown guarantees its purity, strength
and efficiency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09
amlth uonnlr orapa.

special 70 the Gazette.
wINosA, TEX, Sept. s.--irhe crop
prospects are quite iiattsSing ia this I'M
mediate ncighDorhood, The crops are
great deal better than anticipated some
time ago. Cotton wiz average one-halt
bale per acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-09
THE RAILROADS.
The ReOrganizatleR OF lhe Texas a
Pacific Soon 10 Take Place Under
the Wistar.E5emlng Plan.
A straw which shows Our Greatness at >
Railroad Centers-ExeureAon
Rates.


The roa Dis leading TO 81. Louis are sell
ing a number Of exposition tickete. The
rate is one fare for the round trip tickets,
good until October 81, to rsturn.
Last night the nrst San Antonio &
Arkansas Pass cars ever seen In this city
were brought In by the Missouri Pacific,
loaded with cattle. True It is that ali
roads lead TO Fort Worth
The greatness Of Fort Worth as rail.
road city Ia shown very plainly by the
business done by one OF our foundries
and machine shops which makes the
Drawbacks, etc, for the roads centering
here In Dallas are three fonndrles
which average not quite one heat week
each, while one foundry In Fort Worth
for two months past has averaged six
heats week. Railroad work Is done In
this city for the Fort Worth & Denver
which can be done in no other city in the
state, and only here have entire cars been
built by any railroad company.
The statement made few days ago In
regard to the reorganization Of the
Texas Pacific, Of its passing out OF the
hands Of a receiver into that OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific system is fully confirmed
The Wistar-Flemlng or Gould plan has
] u
bondholders aud will be carried out al
once The winding up Of the recelyership
will come first and viii take sew
eral weeks, when the Missouri Pacific
system will be as strong as ever and con.
tinue In the new shape for long time e
come. The receivers have done the Texas
Pacific much good especially In thu
way OF betterment and the largely In
creased business done by the road will
, enable the coming managers to keep |
= up TO the standard. With the securing
OF the Texas 4 Pacific all necessity 70
8 several OF the Missouri Pacific extension
n ceases entirely. Especially is this thu
Q as regards the extension to Hillsboro @
n Waco, which was probably a huge blu
d In the first place. Mr.. HoNle has sal
the road would under no circumstance
build the Dallas extension now, his con
7 pany only desiring TO ascertain what IN
cost would be and what the towns on III
proposed route would give. With III
Il Missouri Pacific In the saddl
y again and with the present r.
ceivers OF the Texas Pacin
d continuing In the management OF tbs
o road, as viii probably be the case, tn
! system will accomplish great things.
d Is now an open secret thai the congregi
l. ton in st. Louis not long since Of man
Der of Texas & Pacific officials wheT
several Missouri Pacific officials wer
q Joined in conference was in anticipatio
e OF the very change soon to take place.
d being probable that joint ownership
l. the track from Fort Worth to Whitesbor
9 exists, the main line Of the Missouri III
cihc will continue to be from Denison
Y Fort Worth through Whitesboro, De-
ton and Hodge. The other lines will !
y nsed.as feeders, and greater portion I
l. the business will be done through tn
0 city. In the fullness Of time when VI
g country develops some few extensions
d the proposed one to Dallas may possib
- be made.