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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-07

The knights Of Labor are having an in
kernal tussle, all to themselves, at Rich
smond. They are also having an external
tussel with the race question. They do not
ateHd to allow the c~rights of Knight
be infringed uE because he has negro
Jod in his veinsE They are quite right in
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-07

The ink with which this paper Is printed
was bought of Geo. II. Morrill, Co., s5 and
n Rose street, New York.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-07

ss should get General Tewks-
n esl, cS~me and reply to Governor
'%er p -
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-07
nriT saRliaI anniversaries.

TIE Cleveland Plain Dealer publishes
preyarication to the effect that Eli T. Tap
pan, our school commissioner candidate, is
"a rank free-trader," but the Mt. Vernon
Republican declares that the assertion is
ian Internal lie" that ''Tappan is tariff
man" and ''protectionist"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-07
COUNTY.

COUNTY.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM B. BAKER
For Treasurer,
JOHN ". PARSONS.
For Commissioner,
JAMES FOLEY.
For Infirmary Director,
GEORGE W. ALT.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-07

1nF' q made too much of squirt at the
Is wind is failing him at the first
Before the home stretch is reached
fardly cut any figure.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-07

THURSDAY EsENIae. ocIoBER 7. 1886.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-07

Some very significant and encouraging
facts are prominent in the local business
situation. One of these is that trade is de-
veloping to immense proportions. On pleas
ant Saturdays the sales of tradeSmen in va
rious branches of goods are immense and
unprecedented. We hear Of some figures
that are really remarkable.
Then more encouraging fact still, is the
significant item that, almost universally,
purchasers pay cash down. The old credit
system has pretty much gone out The pur-
chaser has discovered that, with his money
in hand, he can buy his groceries, dry
goods and clothing, to much greater adj
vantage than to allow his bills to run up to
large figure and then have to pay for sup
plies long ago cOnSumed-in other words
for dead horse.
Certainly this is much better for the
goods he just knows where he is, and he is in
a position TO give his customer the largest
possible value for his money. When the
people of a community buy for cash and sell
for cash there is little opportunity for COM
mercial disaster.
That there are large margins for profit,
We very much doubt, for competition svery
sharp and strong here. Our merchants, in
all lines, are very enterprising and are ex-
erting themselves to supply the market with
all that it needs-and all anybody NAV
think it needs at low prices: so that it is
quite true, as the GLoBE-REPUBLIC has Of
ten asserted, that our citizens can save more
money in buying their supplies at home
than by going abroad, for it is within the
power of our local dealers, and it is to their
interest, certainly, to do better by Spring
field people than can be done for them by
the dealers of Cincinnati or Daytsn. As
matter of fact our merchants are co-operat-
ing to this end. And while their profits
are small in each transaction their increase
in transactions will generously renumerate
them for their public spirit and laudable eff
fort to give their fellow-citizens the best
possible value for their money.
The Next National Convention of tho
knights of Labor.
We understand that an effort is being
made to induce the Knights OF Labor, now
IN session at Richmond, Virginia, to select
Springfield. Ohio, as the location Of their
next general assembly, or national conven-
ton. Springfield readily takes in and as
all conventions, state or ma
tionsl, and properly provides for their
delegates. 1t has abundantly yindicated its
title as convention city," and if the
sturdy Knights decide to advance on the
town, next year, they may be assured of
courteous reception, of comfortable quar-
tiers and of an abundance of creature COM
forts.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-07
THE WAY TO A THRONE.
A POSSIBLE AMERICAN QUEEN IN
THE NEAR FUTURE.

One Of Our countrywomen Said to Have
Been Selected as Wife for Prince Al
bert Victor, Eldest Son Of the Prince Of
Wales
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-07

For Congress Eighth DistrictI
ROBERT P. KENNEDY.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-07

with improved hooks which
will not catch in lace, wear out
sleeve Innings or accidentally un-
fasten, are made in three quail
ties, the. best being stamped
"FOster,"thes second "FOwler"
and the third William"
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09
WESTON'S WISDOM.
lie Talks of the District Judgeshfp-The
Congrsssior al Delegation sup
ports Champlin.

Hon. |. NJ Weston has returned from the
east where he enjoyed the luxury of an at
tack Of ague. In conversation with a re-
porter for the TELEGRAM-HERALD be said
"All report, about my endorsing any of the
several candidates for the L. ). District
Judgeship are false and malicious. | was
in Washington at the time of Judge With
ey's death and received several kilograms
from this city urging me TO pre-
sent the names of the four or
five persons mentioned to the
President | did not think that ! should be
the one to select man for the position. as IL
was an office where the lawyers should have
their say, but presented the teIegrams to
the President AS a matter of courtesy
Would you object To telling the names
of the several aspirants?' asked the reporter.
Mr.. Norris had many admirers, as did
also Mr.. Champlin. The name of +. +. [ hl
was not mentioned
What abont the endorsement Of Mr..
Norris by Congressman Comstock?"
On Wednesday ComstOck and the entire
Michigan delegation withdrew their support
iron. l.. ID. Norris and have a. a unit rallied
their support 10 Judge J. W. Champlin."
From what you heard in Washington
can you give an idea as TO who will be
appointed asked the reporter.
Il am of opinion that it will be II. +.
Severens, of Kalamazoo The PresideE t
as much as intmated so u me. Nothing
new politically in Washington. heard no
comments on Cleveland's stand on the
labor question. The fact l., / was only In
Washington three days and was sick most
of the time.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09
THOSE WHO RIDE.
Prospect % the Organization OF several
horseback Ctubs-Partielpsnts
in the sport

This IS the most delightful season Of the
year tor equestrian exercise aud the many
ladies' and gentleman OF the ci,y who in-
dulge In that pasJime ara busy selectin <
new habits and accoGfrements % enable
them CD appear on our beautiful streets 10
advantage. Or II they have already com
p'eted the necessary arrangements, one
may sse them at almost any tine Of the
day putting their horses through their varied
PAGES.
A ger srai thing, the riders have their
own horses but those who are not SO for
tuna5e pay ff.m $3.50 % s. for an hours
Use oi one frum a livery stable. But few Of
tbe livery meu Of our city keep more than
two ur tbree horses that they hire for this
purpose a. tleY sav that horses used for
riding and especially for riding bv ladies',
soon become anhited for anything else.
There Are in the ci,y a number II riders Of
sbihty. both among ladies aud gentlemen.
ami last summer some Ot them
formed a club Cor Improvement AMI
if WI probably be- Continued this season, il
fact number OF clubs 1t this sort viii
probably be- formed within a short time.
Among Ehe .adies who bsye appeared this
s,-is1n are 4ae 81 s.ss Nettis Cole Eva
Barns Jennie BsiSnap N.iie Carroll.
Sersie CodF Ii.ae Sign. and next week
Annie Waters VIII adj her name o. the
hsf. MANY young gentlemen may ee seen.
especially iu the morning. alolt the paved
streets si fls eiiv or on the e1oatry rossis.
Among rhose Fa9 N.. indulge this oaprn-
ing are Hi Nefaranp. Hener Nsrthrup. jim
Knox Henry Hennsff AVID Ben fsuChett
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09
o-wAsH- -TA-NoNG NOTES
AFI,eiatEasDt ~ >t~ei&i Cot.aaaittse a.
Asst sbe Aa4&tsUr ko~tcx AssocA@
glo1 tbx Nes k<04ts

A s9eglai lssesaps, ~ she aifeetars of fhv
o. "a -sll-ta N.ng at a - hsla lssi evening
iof lhs parloss ei sfsaodssufs 3 oanssvl.tee
a. receive ds.asztien ffom tse NouhNesl-
era Awsiear ks~ing association ~ho are
esGscEea "a . feS days ~ l..as over TIE
gnsana AID roes.se prossgsais ior fhe Aala-
Ing oi the resalls here thls ssslamsr 1l.s
falloaing c9mniIitee was apgsll1e6 & "a
lnauucey a ~ kenuAl tsetl h fCTfT
PETER naraa Il J. Adder HaE ] Hoae
ulan Z ~ Netou
The clab hss sea its Hss ghe naaos.af etsf
one heuaret apglia-ais TO- membership.
y hose petitions 0ll bs acicd uu iseKt
laagsaaa niztt
The ne~ toafs have arrived and are stored
in ihe basement az r. H. kidders store
Among thcio are . irW cared shell. 3ouble
she'll tao sins'e SHELLS faur osftd sig >
ien-oare,i barge and nuaiber OF pleasure
baafs
The me.nbers sFe nov holding daily mat
I lnees on TIE river and ale she~lug cons4d-
+ erabie proficiency.
The contractors e2p~ct 10 turn the hoai
+ house over e. The club ia about ten dass
{ bat the openin. vii not take plsce hefors
( Jane 40 The interior wlli be finished ii
/ oil
About twenty Of the members VIII. pro
/ yidsd the weather Is clear take q drive ul
the river % the big bend this morning yisi'
the soldiers home site. and then take
I iOOk al tne new club house
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09
To. Eesli.hman Got Len.

NEW NoEK, May s.-The hcet footed
American. Myers showed his heels 10 George
the British champion al the Maids, square
Garden tonight Both men were in prime
condition. The race VAS practically repe-
tition Of last Saturdays contest. Mvers Law
ing back until well into the last quarter and
then cutting loose aud winning with ease.
The distance was thrce-quarters OF d mile
and was covered ia three minutes and
fifteen and three f0Hrths seconds, fast time
considering the condition of the track. This
ends the series, Myers having Won both
rat-t4~
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

l. the universal remark, but after seeing
him people wonder At the works Of nature.
Him, who DO yo, mean Why the Turtle
Boy. covered with shell-like coat ond with
hands and feet ideniicaliv ike a turtle
Why don't she shave Who Madam
Myers. the most wonderful woman ON earth.
whose face u covered with a dense growth
0f hirsute substance and who has long
black Whiskers like man. The Moss
Haired lady. the Electric Woman and a
host Of new curosiiies as well a. a score Of
new speciality people are 10 be seen this
week az the Dime Museum.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09


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$40 zil.s ia te't innings .aaae ga haii yestef
dwarf asrd ~ years ana saad-h% a.
t1cnrs nIsa sts seeu al lnc drpet yesterday q
u-s e-g to te'iaf springs
"a Ia --....r..f. . o,=affhg l.fr.h harrt.u 4.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

LEXINGTON, Ky, MAY s.-First race
Three fourth mile The Slasher won.
Chance. ID; Bette Wilson. Sd time. ll5
Second ace-One one-fourth mile. Clay
stakes, Boaz. first. Macoa. n Mary Ann.
Sd. time. 2l5. Third raoe-One and one
eighth mile Face. Irish Pat lst. Fox Hound,
2d; Cheatfellers, 81 time, two minutes
Fourth race-Oue-half mile. Calcnua, first
.Heleca. 2d Relax, 81: time. %.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09
TIE CLAY PIGE0N SHOOT.
Harry ssiddiesrah sed .. u. Cody Win
the Prizes

The last shoot 81 the series ~ three given
~ fhe Srorfsmtm association Tor the
SENIOR ans iaa.or prizes neurred yesterday
afternoon s- fbe island and fhe senior prze
was awarded fo barry WJbcnm6 he asv-
inE Nun tvn successive matches aui che
inntr rrEs .n lr p tniv FIBRE prizes ean-
ss-f rf tVs handsome fs.inz puiee The
-c.re afs as aiIavs Wldirumh 81 Cody.
D.. e.1If f WFses. 3 Gann. ic
Holmes. ta Feiieff 20 sui Harfao. I5 The
ei8l 81 Ieesas we're -.lot af fram 81 stance af
eishiesf F1rls and eath marssus,n hal
fvsantr.irs -laf-
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09
Were They prownen

Two men engaged 10 sPearinE fish below
the dam last night arc reported missing
man passing on Froni-si. reports seeisg
them. iti. attention heing attracted by tho
torch Suddenly tic torch MAS extinguishe3.
a screaming WAS hear and the men aua
boat disappeared from sight search viii 1o
instituted this m rrniag.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

Just received an elegant line Of black
Fichu- silk embroidered the latest aud
most fashionable spring wraps at very low
prices commencing - low a. $500.
e. w. WURzBURG.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

Dr. Pyle was called 20 Englishvilie yesier-
day % operaseon Robert b Bo.df oi that
place for sfranEulafei hernia The patient
is dnnx vel aud the Doctor make. a return
visit Tins morn ~ % care pr the paheuf
uutii he IS entirety out oi danger
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

Greet us with your presence and let Us
show you the finest store. the largest and
most complete stock, and the iSost stupend-
Gus bargains ever offered for your approval
GIANT CInTHING CoMrANI.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

to adopt the system of closing at six O'Clock
was the firm Of Scott & Williams the one
priced clothiers, corner of Monroe and
Ottawa-sts
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

The iunrrsl of the .ate Mrs. n. T. Avery
vi ~ bed AZ the famiv residenoe 40.
la jefferson ave. at clglk Iuesiay affer-
l.--n-
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

GILMORE, Texas, May e.-While being up
braided by his brother for his intemperaie
habits Thursday, Monte Cyrus became en-
RACED and seizing a gun shot the old man
twice infiicung fatal wounds He fled.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

We desire everybody TO
know that we are making
our Glove Counter a feature
of our Spring and Summer
business and have expert
enced filters in attendance
who will fit each pair to
customers hands and become
responsible for every imper-
feciion CT weakness that NAV
be developed by SO doing.
We keep only the celebrated
Foster Kid and Fabric Glove.
which are acknowledged
everywhere the best. Of
their Fabric Gloves we would
say that they are the only
ones in the market cut and
sized the same as kid goods
and will fit as well, the
fingers being always the
proper length. The pllces
Of both kid and fabric gloves
are no higher than that paid
for goods inferior in quality
and shape.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

We are using pretty large
space IN which 10 say d very
little, bat We consider that
little of sufficient Importance
90 warrant us appearance IA
a conspicuous manner, as
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-15
Proceedings OF Congress

Ia the Senate on Thursday resolutions
were iatrod nee look ing t. an inves igs
ton into the condition of the street car
companies # Tie District Of Columbia.-
Res ,lutioas for the Inv.stisa ion Of the
pas and present management of the pen
sion hirclu were also introduced TIE
Utah hi WIS further discussed In the
House the call OF thu States for bills was
completed after which ths Speaker an
n0nncei The standing committees The
House then adjourned until Monday.
The senate on Friday, Nv a vote OF 30
to :, pasie,, the Utah bill Mr.. Eus is Of
tered 4 rrso uion dec aripg that the bonds
maturjhg in Fchr arv next aggreS ,ting
$4,000, 900, should he paid in silver dol
aFs. The resolution was referred to the
iiaancs com;nittea. The Senate adj,rrn-
81 unit! Monday. Fhe House was not in
session.
In the ) nate % Monday Mr. II ,rrisnn.
fron the committee on Territories, intro
ducei biil ~ admit D4kota AZ 4 St.'e
Nj Fry introduced III | Tor the reliaf nf
the American merchant marin. NJ PA IA
sp0li il ftv y II II B,1k silver ras / /
tinu, and Nr. M,rflrrs n .dvnca cd his
bill - increase tha Efficiency of rhp infan-
try branch of tII- srmV. II the II puss $50
additional bills wer, i..trGluc-l Sir
Bnutelie introduced q resolution c,lliuy
for intnrnltip" II regard q" th~ IN n ege
ment "f h:e Norfolk navy-ylr.. Mr
Adams, of Illinois, introd Ictd = prrsi-
den'ia' succession bill.
II the senate On Tu~si >. S,n .tor Pu ii
cbn; utsd his spe:ch in favor at MIR
Beck's 81 yer resolution, and Mr.. Vance
also advocated ihe resD u.ion. Il the
House, the Hnar prttiientiil succession
bill was reported without amendment
from the committee on The laws regulating
the election of President and Vice Presi-
dent. Mr.. Reagan made speech on the
financial question, advocating the double
standard Of value. o. mo ion OF! Mr..
Bland further debate on the silver ques-
ZION was postponed IN it shall come up
in regular order on a report from the co n
mi tee on coinage.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-15

There seems so far no re .son to change the
view which has been steadily maintained
says the Baltimore Sun, that there will
be no general or systematic oppasi-
tim by the Senate republicans to tn, pres
idential nominations. This too, in the
face OF the fact tn It organized parry pres
sure through various IN ,dium. has b.sn
brought to bear up IN Republic. "a Senators.
The dignifisd attitude which ths Presi.
dent has assumed has had the effect to
weaken ssnsibly wh,:.v,r purpose WAS
entertAine by some of the m IRE partisan
Senators to obi,ct merely for the purpose
OF oblec'ing. is, perhaps, probable tn 1t
saveral of the Presiden = noni atoms m ~
meet with obecti on the democratic
side. as one or more 10 ,cr,tic Sen .tors
/. tbs first heat ct pers dis4ppoiat-
ment gave utt-r.nc! to expressions to that
eff.rt ,ier the circumstances, rsfi.c.
ton m IRE frequently than otherwis- in
duces change of oplninn. 1t i. under
stood that ono il no twp members of the
cabinet have Already responded t. rsquos 8
from committees for information A. 10
nominations ref-rre t. them for c,nsid-
Grafton, but il is reported that the Presi-
ident think. all slcl requ- sts should he
addressed 70 lin direct an 10y formal
resolution of he senate. 1t is alleged
that he i, inclined t rafI,. resp ,nse to
such inter- hgtOrI.s. bu. THIS can onl, re-
fer - cases where tn .ra ar. n so.cifi: al
legations or chtrscs. Ia qrite large
PREPARATION of tn suspensions frnm office
which he h,, IN de, The President acted
on general ideas Of what he deemed 70 be
sxpellent and proper, and has in his pos
session no memoranda connected with The
case. rhis IS what has happened hum
dreis of times with his predecessors In
all such c.ss. he can. Of course. do no
IA ira than reply that the suspension WAS
made for wha' h deemed good and sutii-
cientreashns. The respongibi i.y will then
rest upon the Senate Of deciding, and it 10
bsliegs that in he very large IN tj1rlty of
the css-s most 'i III, republic ~ senator's
~ cJncel- the right # ~. Pre- .il-nt to
make removals. AMI bs guided in their
ac'l' rnly Us consideration. .f.ctin. the
character AL capacity of the nominee
Several al tn. m 're experienced Ssa,tDrs
hsss expressed tn; opinion that this is
the vsry hss' policy for them - follow.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-15

On Thursday Of last week Speaker Car
Isle announced the sanding committees
Of the national House Of Representatives.
The committees were selected after care
ful and iudicieus consideration and with
a view to the fitness Of he gentlemen com
posing them to master the legislation they
would have in hand. The composition OF
the committees have been generally favor
ably criticised By the press of the country
and meet with satisfaction The Maryland
members are assigned to the following
committees: Mr. Compton on Militia and
District of Columbia Mr. Shaw on Claims
ard Expenditures in the Treasury Depart
ment; Mr.. Gibson on Accounts and Elec-
ton Of President ard Vice President; Mr.
Cole on Railways and Canals and Public
Buildings and Grounds; NJ. Findley on
Military Affairs and Select Committee on
Reform in the Civil Service; MIR. McCom.s
the republican member from Maryland. is
placed on the committee on Appropril-
tons
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-15

All h-n-w STYLES in INGRAM from 2i'o IS
All th- NV STYLES in TAPESTRY BRU SSELS
from Is rts. to 81 Oh
All the new Stvlr. in 10Y RRU SSrI.S
TAPESTRY HALL AMI STAIR CAR
PIT to match VENIClAN HALL An,
STAIR CARPET Ia match
All sir DRUGGISTS 'ron 81 90 TO $40 90
A l,r.. stock Of SMYRNA RUGS from 81 At
to Sc 90
On. yard wiir pI CLOTH 30. 81 go.
LACE CURTAINS, 81 - 81 50, - pr pair
FALL AND WINE DRY GOODS
AZ inch All Wool SER W 5J.'s
a. in h Al Wo T2iCOT II i}.a k tni vuIors
50 cents
40 nch Az VOL CREPE Gu It'll in B..,A
mi CpnrS so u.
LADIES' tLANNEL SUITiNG - ia.
"a All WoeI SACKlNG, Is rrs 81 90
BLACK GRO GRAIN SILKS. 81 90 81 %.
SILK VELVETS. 81 90, 81 IS.
COLORED CASHMERES. l0c., l25.., -.
5 bales one yard wide BROWN COTTON. Set.
CANTON FLANNELS, 6}c Sc, Toe, l2Bc,s
A large stock White Wool BLANKETS. from
81 % to Sc 90
COMFORTERS, lined with White Cotton. 81
ST. %, 81 .50, $500.
Ladies' and Gents MT UNDERWEAR.
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.,
CSC PennsyIvania Avenue, south sIde.
near 7th 81. WiSIfINGTON, Dc