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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15
Paul II. Hayne, whose death is Just

Paul H. Hayne, whose death is just
announced, was the last representative
OF the poetic culture Of the old South
His place in contemporary literature
has in consequence been greater than
it would otherwise have been. Mr..
Hayne was not great poet, but he
was emphatically the poet OF the
South OF late years he lived in ru-
raj retirement and wrote little. AS a
matter of course his verses will now
be gathered together and repuhlished
in memory of his talents by his. son,
who is also poet.
There are few deluded Republi-
cans in this county who try to make
their friends in other parts OF this
Judicial District believe that the par
ty is solid for the fraudulent nomi-
nees. This is a mistake. There are
a great many OF the very best Repub-
licans, leaders in their party, who will
not vote that ticket. They are not OF
the sort to be led by few designing
men. They are honest in their con
victions and intend to sit down on
fraudulent and packed conventions
: RogerSoille ReUiew.
Revivalist Jones had more than
' 5000 hearers at Eaton Rapids, Mich,
last week and while he was telling
e the people that they We're only fit to
e become permanent residents OF the in
b fernal regions fifty thieves were at
4 work picking the pockets of the lost
and unregenerate crowd. Rather
hard lines, take it altogether.
Reporter-Are you going to work
to-day, Pat?
Pat-Sure, / dunno. Me old wo
man says she'll break me head il
: don't, and the union will break m'
head if do. Sure, these are har'
ct times for dacint men. think II
1t Just take me chances with the old VIC
man.
Since Oscar Wildes marriage hi
dress has steadily become less striking
Or while his wife has taken to wearin
es robes OF an outlandish, if not ridicl
lot lous, kind.
We y, The daughters Of the Prince {
lic Wales think nothing of tricycling Fl
he ty miles day, and justly smile at til
, ,r' American girl who faints after hal
he mile walk.
mt
,ct Senator Vest is jealous Of the Pres
Of dents skill as an angler and is an
up up ious for a Fishing bout" with Il
life man of many vetoes.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15

1t is related Of the Hon. Henry Wat
terson that he wrote home from Eng
land: London looks no more like
Paris than look like the Venus de
Medici or the peachblow vase" This
is. double entendere But are there not
many beautiful women in Kentucky
who would say "We have seen the
Venus de Medici, and we have seen
Henry-and give us Henry!"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15
Cause of Neuralgia.

It IS conceded by the Medical Pro
fession that impoverished nerves is the
cause of neuralgia. When the nerves
are not properly fed, it is an indication
that the digestive organs are not doing
their work well. . SMITHS BILE
BEANS will surely relieve indiges-
ton, and when the digestion is right
everything else will be right. Vigor and
happiness will go hand m hand. Dose:
One Bean. For sale by all druggists.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15


In the evening, after Col. Lamont
and his clerks have gone, Mrs. Cleve-
land takes book and sits opposite
to her husband at his historic desk,
presented to the White House by
Queen Victoria. 1t was formerly a
part OF the Artic relief vessel Revolu-
ton, which went in search of Sir John
Franklin. Papers are piled in SEEM
ingly confused mass all over the top
of the desk and hide the leather cover,
but they are kept in place by cunning
ly wrought paper-weights of every con
ceivable shape and pattern. In writ
ing the President uses steel pen and
redwood penholder, and he puts his
signature to a document only after
mature deliberation. Yesterday the
President nailed over his wife's bou.
doir door silver horseshoe sent to
him by u blacksmith at Allentown
Pa.
Her great care just now is her Dutcl
poodle dog Hector, who thinks tina
having been licensed by the Distric
authorizes tag No. 40, he should b,
present at all receptions, and il tied vi
downstairs somehow manages to ge
loose and go in search of his mistress
Heis said to perform good man.
tricks when told to do so in French
but unfortunately he cannot under
stand English. Mrs, Cleveland is en-
deavoyring to give him some lessons
but he is not an apt scholar.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15
Frank Leslie,s Sunday Magazine.

The July number of Frank Lesli e's
Sunday Magazine opens with an az
ticle by the Rev. Frederick Pember u
"The Carterhouse London: Its Hos
pital and Public School," with num-
Der of quaint and curious illustrations
including n portrait of Sir Thomas
Sutton, the founder. Five more beau
tiful illustrations of Luray Cave, in
Page Co., Va, are given, with descrip-
tions. Mr.. Thomas Powell contrib
utes musical reminiscence of Carl
Maria Won Weber in Lincoln; and
Mrs. Angeline E. Alexander makes "a
Plea for Girls" in her usual forcible
and pleasant manner. The author Of
"Dilettante Days" takes her readers
through Cologne, up the Rhine anc
lands them in Mainz. The Rev. Geo
w. Nichols begins new series OF "Let
ters from Waldegrave College," deal
ing with some "reminiscences of th'
late Civil War, in No. l. DIR. Tai
mage's sermon is on "The Newspape
Press as an Ally Of the Pulpit"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15
A Railroad Bill Vetoed.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Presi-
dent to-day sent to the Senate the We
to of the bill authorizing the construc-
ton of railroads through the Indian
territory in Northern Montana. The
message states that several similar
bills had been presented to him during
the present session and has received
his reluctant approval, but he had
hoped that each of them would be
the last of the kind presented This
bill invited a general invasion OF the
Indian country. 1t did not sufficient
ly guard against the rights of the In
dians nor was he satisfied that the leg
islation pressed was demanded by any
urgency OF the public welfare. Mr.
Dawes, in moving the reference OF the
veto to the Indian committee, hat
read the section of the bill which pro
vides for obtaining the consent of tia
Indians before any railroad can b
constructed across the reservation.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15

The two candidates put up by the
packed convention at Jonesboro for
Circuit Judge and Attorney General
are losing ground all over the Dis
trict. The better element of the par
ty will not support them. They are
opposed to any such scheming. All
the delegates who were in that con
vention will not support them.-ROg.
erSvilIe ReUieaC.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblaine, Cornes, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. Itis guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box. For sale
by ]. b, Hash.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15

by the char retired to Sc
lect list of delegates, the delectable
Chairman actually left the chair and
intruded himself into the room with
the committee and dictated in the
selection of delegates. Mr., j. G.
Walker, one of the committee, was
asked to name two delegates from
his district. He named G. w. McMil-
lin and Jim Sanders, and thought
their names were on the list of dele
gates, but this pink of Chairman now
openly boasts that he scratched their
names of. With possibly one excep-
ton the entire list of delegates was
named by Campbell's brother-in-law,
assisted by this impartial and consci-
entious Chairman. When this packed
delegation was referred to the conven-
ton Geo. M. Williams, Immediately
discovering the trick, moved its rejec-
ton. The vote was put and carried
by an overwhelming majority, but the
the chairman ruled otherwise. Then
some one moved that the delegation
be instructed to cast the entire vote Of
the county for Judge Hacker. A di-
vision OF the house was called, and all
the delegates (some fifty in number)
went to the Hacker side of the room,
except two or three. and they finally
went over to the Hacker side and thus
the delegation was unanimously in
structed to cast the entire vote oi
Hawkins county for Judge Hacker
But when the delegates came to Jones
boro only two men could surely be
counted on to vote for Judge Hacker
With this vote cast according to in
structions, Judge Hacker would have
: been nominated easily. If the wishes
of half Of the Republicans of thi
, county had been carried out JohI
|, Fain would have been nominated fo
A Attorney General. By and through
: such unblushing rascalities as above Sc
= forth, Brown and Campbell obtaine,
+ what they call nominations. An,
: they have the effrontery to tell TIL
a Republicans Of Hawkins and othe
n counties that they are bound to yot
b for them as Republican nominees
!. The facts we have given above ar
i true. They wele obtained from som
S Of the most reliable Republicans i
d Hawkins county who were in the cor
II vention and know whereof they speal
II Any one who will take pains to il
e quire of intelligent Republicans i
d Hawkins county will learn that 0
y the day of that convention, MIN
u tenths of all the Republicans of thu
y county were for Judge Hacker an
s three-fourths of them were for ol
is honest John Fain, and yet q few d
p signing men succeeded in packing
ct delegation almost solid against HacI
70 and absolutely solid against Fai
es If Col. Brown is honest and console
le tious enough to be Judge, can he
It. cept such nomination. nomin
e. ton tainted all over with admits
MS frauds and rascalities? II Mess
h Brown and Campbell are willing
Id accept nominations secured in IL
IT. way, will the Republicans of the FIJI
m Judicial Circuit condone such frau
Ii and endorse the same by their vol
ed at the poles in August? II we Gle
in our eyes to fraud and corruption Il
er time, will it not be a license for t
es. same means to be repeated hereaftC
ng A. REPUBLICAN
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15

Young man Cat the door)-"Is Mr..
Smith in?" servant-"No, sorr, he's
gone down town not foive minutes ago,
sorr." Young man-"Ahl will you
please hand that card TO Miss Smith p
The two Sans, Jones and Small, at
tracted large crowds in New Eng
land.
II is denied that Attorney General
Garland will resign or that the Presi
dent wants him to resign.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15

The Rev. DIR. Withrow, OF Boston,
has further endeared himself to the
hearts of his people by refusing a call
from the Third Presbyterian Church,
Of Chicago, the largest Of that denomi-
nation in the West.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15

1t is worth noting that Mr.. CleYe-
lands letter to the Tammany Society
yesterday was very coolly received.
Yet it was very moderate letter, and
barely limited that the fathers of the
country, who fought for its indepen-
dence, did not fight for the spoils Of
office. But back Of this modest hint
lies the tremendous personality oi
Grover Cleveland, his honesty his
courage, his irmness and the fact thai
he is President of United States. L
is no wonder that when Governor
Hills letter was read, though that, tot
was very moderate, the braves, a
with one voice, shouted: "He's ou
man for Presidentp
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15

One of Hobart Pasha's dying re-
quests was that he might be buried ON
Turkish soil.
General Sherman will talk old times
and horse to the Lancaster county
veterans during the summer
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15
DEFENDING THE PRESIDENT.

Matson and Bragg brought out great
applause by declaring that the Dem
ocratic party would stand by the Pres
ident. Bragg said that there seemed
to be an idea in the House that it was
the duty OF the President to abdicate
his office in favor OF majority of the
committee on invalid pensions.
Whenever, in the exercise of the con-
stitutional prerogatives given him, he
examined legislation to see whether or
not it was provident and wise, it was
charged that he had perpetrated an
outrage on the American people. He
(Mr Bragg maintained that the Pres
ident had honestly discharged his du-
ty when, in the exercise of his judg-
ment, he sent legislation back to the
House with his reason for Withholding
his approval. The House should act
upon the question not with demagogi-
cal speeches, but with judicial and de-
liberate consideration. Mr.. Bragg
was glad to find that at last there was
man in the executive chamber who
had the nerve and courage to place
his hand upon legislation when h
thought it improper whether it wer'
pension or railroad legislation.
Payne, of Pennsylvania, resented
the Presidents language as throwing
slurs on Congress and the Uniou sol
der, and Cannon threw the Demo
Gratis into iervid excitement by accus
ing Cleveland OF playing for solid vot
: of the South in the next Democrati
,, National Convention. Then the Re
publicans refused to vote. No quo
rum could be obtained and the Hous
adjourned.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15
COOL FOR CONGREssOIEN.
The House EmdeavOrs 10 Warm
up With Discussion of
the VetOes.
Republican Efforts to Force a Dem
ocratic Quarrel Defeated The
Majority stand by the Presi-
dent Waving the Bloody
Shirt in a Torid
Atmosphere.
Atmosphere.

WASHINGTON, July z. The Political
pot fairly boiled and bubbled in the
House all the afternoon, President
Cleveland's pension vetoes were stack
ed up on the Speakers desk, and
these documents of blue-tinted paper,
tied up with pink tape, caused as hot
an afternoon in doors as it was out OF
doors. Members talked and roared
and sweltered. The Republicans
made the most of their opportunity
and did the most Of the speech-mak-
ing. Nearly every new member on
that side got work of the bloody shirt
order. 1t was altogether remarkable
how much gore could be squeezed
from that garment.
The Democrats did quite as well as
might be expected where it devolved
upon them to uphold the President
for his vetoes and justify themselves
for having passed the Objectionable
measures at the same time. During
the discussion both sides became very
much excited and cheered and jeered
each others speakers alternately,
sometimes both at once. The debate
was interesting in spots.
REPUBLICAN TACTICS DEFEATED.
The aim of the Republicans was tc
have definite day set for the consid
Grafton Of each veto as it was announ.
ced, and, failing in that, to instruct
the pension committee to report the
bill and veto back by Friday. These
motions were made half a dozen times
but were each time rejected by par
ty vote, and thus the amiable desire
of the Republicans to force the Dem
ocrats who had voted for the pensions
to show their hand against the admin
: istration was defeated.
One of the most violent speeches o
the day was made by Jackson, o
: Pennsylvania, who said that the Pres
ident vetoed these because he was il
sympathy with the party opposed +
pensioning Union soldiers and did no
propose that any Union soldier
should be pensioned if he could avoi
it. 1t was said the President mean
= /, right. He did mean right--to pleas
a certain element in the country, bu
: not right to please honest, loyal pee
pie.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-12-22
M INN ESOT A.

Snip sJukd0mcn ar herskande
bland hastarne Kandiyohi co.
Minut GrOceri ha ntiIandena i
Winona hafva organiserat en- pro
tective association.
bet "ya skOllluset Sauk Rapids,
som sedan cyklonen uppf0rts derstades
for en- kostnad af $4,000, kommer att
0ppnas den q dennes.
ZumbrOia pOsikOntOr kommer
att efter den ian.lSS6 blifva hanf0rdt
fran 4de klassens posCkontor till den
presidentiala klassen. ,
Ut"Hmnde pOstmiistare Min
nesota: John Stuart, Pipestone; Ella
s. Hempe, Montevideo; Henry J.Dane,
LIE Sueur; Edward Fay, Moorhead;
Michael Sullivsn, Marshall.
Bratnerd har mycken svarighet
r0rande laget af den patankta dam
men. Den plats, hvarest basta laget
wore, ,eges af EN- man vid namn Charles
Arhens, som ej vile g0ra reasonable
bfverenskommelser med bolaget.
Clear lakes f8rsamlingen emottoQ
sin nye larare Pastor N. Ohslund med
familj pa EFT hjertligt satt da de der
II dennes ankommo till pastorshuset
Herr John Svanbom 0fverlemnade
f1rsamlingens vagnar en- gafva af $6s
till pastorn och damerna styrde ON at
ett rikligt bord dukades for den lie
kamliga valfagnaden.
, Herr N. Grevatad, som under d.
sista tire aren varit medredakt0r a
"Nordvesten", afreste il8rdags alta
i dagar sedan till Norge for att de-
atertaga sin fora yerksamhet, som re
daktor af "Dagbladet" Kristiania
Herr Grevstad har under sin harvar
tillvunnit sig manga winner, hvilk
komma att sakna honom. SKAFFAREl
/, tillUnskar herr Grevstad en- lyckosan
framtid slit gamla fosterland.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-12-22
ST. Paul och Minneapolis Mimi onsdagen
skulle kunna afhjelpas. Forslag har
vackts att utstracka brefbaringssyste-
met till ALA stYder son hafva IN 0OO

4
vackts att utstracka brefbaringssyste
met till ALA stader, som hafva 10000
invanare och der0fver. Senatens an
tagna f0rslag ON regeringens afsa.
gande af ALA ansprak pa vissa land.
omraden omnejden af San Francisco
har, pa framstallning af Morrow fran
California, antagits Huset. F0rsla-
get att atertaga 1884, 800 acres land fran
Ontonagon & Brule River banans bo-
lag antogs afven af Huset. Vidare
foreslogs att upptaga territorierna
Dakota, Montana, Washington och
New Mexico sasom slater Unionen;
att bevilja pensioner at sadana post
tjensteman vid jernvagarne, som blif-
Wit under tjenstg0ring skadade eller
uppnatt en- mera framskriden alder;
att medgifva fribrefsratt at invalider
soldathemmen; att medgifva fri prag-
ling af silfvelmynt; att presidenten
skulle befullmagtigas att tillsatta en-
kommission, hvilken skulle taga reda
pa huru stor skada amerikanska fiska-
re lidit till fold af det intrang som
fran BRITISH sida gjort pa den ameri-
kanska fiskerinsringen. Senatens be-
slut att f0rh0ja general Benjamin f.
Kellys af West Virginia pension till
Sl0O manaden antogs af Huset.
Fortsatter kongressen att arbeta
med samma ifver som den boriat, tor
de mera blifva utrattat an man van
tat,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-12-22
F8r poststEId arresterades i ops

FEr pOstst6Id arresterades / oDs.
days i Greensburgh Pennsylvania
Ida Baldridge, dotter till f. d. postma.
staren pa platsen.
VeIerinar Iiikaren DIR Paayen
Chicago har af jordbruksdepartehen
tet blifvit utsedd att unders0ka Huk'
Observation-Disclosures bland boskapen
Texas for att fa utr0nt ON denna sjuk
dom verkligen ar lungsjuka.
Reseringens Oiika myntyerk
satte fora veckan 626,l09 stycken
silfverdollars allminna r0relsen
mot 705,755 under motsvarande vecka
fora aret. Det synes markbart att
regeringen har svart att blifva af med
sina upphopade silfvermassor.
Standard oil Comp ny star be-
grepp att anlagga ett nytt stort raffi
naderi Philadelfia for en- kostnad al
$5OO,OOO. Underhandlingar lara afven
vara bragta bana att ga kompani
med de tva ryske fabrikanterna, br6
derna Nobel, till borden svenskar) f0l
att pa SO satt kunna dominera hela
verldens petroleummarknad.
Miss Katie Johnson Omaha
Neb.' anstald vid Model Steam Laun
dry, hade harom dagen den Olyckan
att fastna med ena armen j en- man.
gel och "a honom lila tilltygad, ehuru
lyckligtvis intet ben krosssades, hva
dan armen tros kunna raddas.
Ny jernvHg. Eft bolag ar undel
bildning Sioux City som skall namnas
Sioux City & Northwestern r. R.Co.,
och hvars plan ar att bygga en- bana
fran Sioux City via Kingsley och
Storm Lake till en- punkt q Burlington
! .edar Rapids & Northern banan mara
Luzerne, Humbolt county.
En- girigbuk. For nagra dagal
sedan afled New York en- gnidare vid
namn James H.Payne. Han tillbragte
slit lif det yttersta armod, lefde al
! den simplaste kost och kladde sig
daligt. Efter hans d0d fam man
att han en- bank hade insatt $50 ,O0'
och att han egde fast egendom pa at
skilliga stallen, exempelvis Chicago
Hela hans f0rm0genhet anslas til
$500, 900. Han efterlemnade inga nars
slagtingar, och ALA arfvingar Doe
aro bosatta / Boston.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-12-22

BOrgmHstare Harrison Chica
go amman antagligen att for fjerde
gangen urptrada som kandidat for
mayo ssysslan. Med delta syfte
har han varit New YORK for att for
soka vinna mr.. George for sin plan.
Staten Pensyivanias attorney
general har andligen anhangiggjort
rattegang mot vissa kolgrufveegare
och jernvagsbolag, f0r att visa edet
deras satt att uppskorta folket med
hansynslost h0ga kolpriser ar olag-
ligt.
Den vanIiga vagen. j. l.. Loi-
selle, som dref handelsr0relsei Worces-
ter, Mass, har rymt fran staden
och sina manga fordringsegare, hvilka
sitta inne for $4,000. Man tror sig
veta att Loiselle begifvit sig till Ca
NADIA.
Fyra mOrdbrsinnare arrestera-
des harom dagen Findlay, o. Alto
nen f0rut hade de anlagt eld pa icke
mindre an sju stallen staden, hvadan
det sag ut som ON deras plan gait ut
pa att satta hela staden brand.
senator Edmunds har vakt for
Stag ON tillagg till Forenta Staterras
konstitution, som skall gifva kongres-
sen myndighet att stifta lagar ON
aktenskap och skilsmessa gallande
Ufver hela Unionen.
WatertOwn 1 Dakota tecknar sig
att blifva en- stor handelsstad. Redan
anl0pes staden af tire jernvagar och
vHntar pa. fera. Eft nytt hotell for
$40, 900 skall uppforas.
DEda af kOigas. Mrs. Nc Clure
med son och dotter, boende Maple
wood, Chicago, funnos harom dagen
d0da af kolgas. 1 det sonen aftonen
f0rut fylde ugnen, gl0mde han stanga
den ofre luckan, hvilken oforsigtighet
f0rorsakade olyckan.
Skeppsbrand. Befalhafvaren pa
det fran Port Louis pa Mauritius till
Philadelfia ankomna fartyget "Fran.
els L. Cooper" berattar, att nan den
9 dennes, 12O mil soder ON Sandy
Hook, sett en- angare med rigtning al
New York lagor. Pa middagen in
traffade pa &ngaren en- explosion, som
inh0ljde hela horisonten en- tjoch
r0k.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-12-22

marksamhe Ehuru salunda sd nara lemnas de fiesta
af desssa bonestrangar at mangden obegagnade. Man
marker dem icke ehuru vi endast behofva rcka ut han
den for att fata dem Och dock de af Gud gfna att
ftig brukas och alo or hvar och en- will lefva EFT
verkligt andel n0dvandga Likasom jorden het visst
skulle bfva odeagd pa ALT sags lif soen upphorde
belysa och varma henne sd skue ock sanning ALT
gi0st och moraliskt f upph0ra och menniskona sjun
ka ned till drens eer f0rhardas till demonernas stand
punkt mennskoverlden stldes utanf0r all rapport
all forbindese med den 0fversnliga verden. Ty menni
skan eyer Just ut sin ododliga ande nagontng ar
mera besagtadt med den o0rgangga och osynliga, an
med den narvarande verden des derfor att hon defran
ytterst harstammar des derf0r att hon dit nners yfar
Menniskoanden hair nstangd ksom EFT fangelse, kan
ner, den e alltf0r mycket bfv neddragen stoftet
ett behof att trada lefvande f0rbndelse med Gud.
Och vagen dertil ar banad genom bonen hvargenom vi
kunna trada det innerligaste f0rhallande till Honom.
ksom soen utskickar sna stralar 0fver ALT och later