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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

ssxe. 0Ais-New, aitc ffovisiou1 slssdy.
Bacon-Cleas NIB. $500: si6es snl shouldes1
noi.,inai Bulk <mests-Ciesr.Yfb ssd clear
sides nominal. Aess- pork. 90. Lard
Choice, %.
new York COTTON FUTURES
recel pts. I.o1e bales. rusnrcs eIoSs6 sssS6y;
sales, 46, 900 bAlee; October and Nove0s
Der 9os4ats 90; Dccsmber. ss.oyaeo. OF
January se.losse.l1: February ee.les
May si ss4ssssss: jan. A 1Rssi.sSsss
July, 90 esass.e5; Auguse. eo.7oats.7l.
NORFOLK PEANUT MA KEr.
Reported for the Dispstch.l
NORFOLK, October u.s. Market quiet.
Moderate sales reported. Prime, 3a3<e.;
fancy, 20. com mon, 1s2c. I; sheiled. 2a3xc.;
factory hand picked. la6Sc.
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Brouned IN Kanaw I'm River.

VI VIC DIspatcn.T
'nARLfsToN' W. Va, October 2S.-Llst
nisht Two Goiored Washington Brk
aud feter ayden-laborers for Strong &
son, contractors at Lock 2. on the Kqnawla
river, undertook 10 cross the river In
skiif which had hole in it. The hole was
not discovered until the boat commenced
10 bIi with water. They jumped out, but
became exhausted before reaching the
shore, and drowned before ASST stance could
reach them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
LIBERTY UNVEILED,
The Great Demonstration In New
York Yesterday.
UNPRECEDENTED PAGEANT.
The President and the Cabinet in
Attendance.
THE CITY IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE
Parade Of Civic and Mill
tary Organizations.
THOUSANDS IN LINE.
The Ceremon'os-.The Naval Parade
The French Visitors.

rauboldi's Statue Of Liberty Enlight.
enipr Che World was unveiled on Bedloe's
island, New York barbor, yesterday amid
vrrrcfedtntcd enthusiasm, The demon
.,ra,jo7 was in all respects one Of the
qrsndt,t tie city has ever witnessed. The
statue IS gift Of the French people to the
Tinted states. The height Of the statue is
tsl feet and that Of the pedestal $50 feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
RICHMOND sr0cK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, UctOber 70 1879.
SALEs-FIRkT BoARD.-s2l0 Virginia eou-
rons. rev, at 4S, s2o750 do. at 43; $50
Virginia coupons. new, (small,) at Az;
2.l00 Richmond city SIS Qs9l at lO2H /:
ls9 shares Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac dividend scrip at So; 200 Rich.
mond city SIS (l907) tits.
SECOND BoARD.-25 oOO Richmond city
As (B. b. at 100 and accrued Interest; 800
Richmond city SIS al lO3.
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effort 10 have he noise stopped w's incl
icctusl whistles kept on bio wing, guns
firing. enc the crowds on The boats shout,
Ing. Finally. Nhcn all means appeared
usel's., The reverend gentleman. went on
With the prsyct; but not oven thesr Woo
were wiiiip few feet eoul hear him.
Dr. stcirss prayer was brief bat ex-
qnisiitly pathetic.
eneut alter DIR. storr. retired Count
Fsreiufnd dc Lesseps walked ~ front OF
,9e pity u gentlemen OF The platform, ani
IN eiesr ara sonorous voice. despite MS
y cry yssIs, u a6cairif pIesentaiion spefcn
ip htlsij VI fle Fypneo hipfrieain union.
t5t nj 4 q (hc eopecptIes' Of ne status,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
Foar or RICHMOND. ocroBEg rs, isss.
ARpfvxn

FoHr or RICHAOsD. ocroBxR Is. 1850.
ARRIVED.
steamship Wyanokc. Hulphers New York.
merchandise and passengers, George w.
Allen & Co.. agents.
Steamer Pioneer, Tunnlll. PhiladslphiS
merchandise and passengers, J. w. NcCAr.
rick, agent.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. Untt.a
states mail, merchandise AMI passengsrs.
l.. H. fatun, agent.
schooner Speedw ell. Webb. Rockland. vi1
Norfolk lime, h. Wendenburx
eehooner Cocheeo, Wentworth Perth An.
eoi; rail- Dad Iron. Richmond and DAaylilo
Railroad Company.
schooner A. y. Kinder Mount, Pnlls.
delphia, coal. Z. p. Murphy 4 soa.
SAILED.
Schooner River Queen. Mills, Western
Parker
Schooner Lula A. Snow. oo,. James river,
10 load ship timber Tor bath.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. ocr. 20. 1889.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
etes mship Dunedin (Br y Campbell. Neg
Ofisans- eoAled aud proceeded 10 Antwerp.
steamship Neto frr y brown. 0aly sston-
coaisd aud proees ded 20 Liverpool.
steamship Sonsoa. wAlkers New Yoxk.
and oailed por Weak foilkt
nssAm1e,e kiehn9qoa Doax Wepe fotn1s
! M nu44 ~ N&V M 8 ~ b. 4.
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The Pressdeai's Return.

WASHINGTON, October 90 rbe Presr-
dent and members Of the T,hlnct VINO ac-
companied him 10 New Ynrt returned
,ne'!, arriving here ut a quarter past Ill.
mIs. '"'.'And met the Pre.i1en. al the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

former ohe--both bound tn st. Pnul; two
Sisters Of Charity travelling ora pass. He
can recollect no description OF any others,
but says there were not exceed, az nfteen
altogether. He has lost his tickets, ana 20
there i no record.
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LATE WEATHER REPORT.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, October 29-l 4. M.-F0r
TirCiuio, fai j,eqtter, nOrtcesierly UiEds,
Jecomipg 'cestsriB hearty stationary tenn
pfrGt'r2,
FOR North Carolina ant S0uh Caroi;nq.
tdlr heather, rcSterly ,ripdS, StGtionary
temperature.
1ht Weotirjn Eichmoad pesierdqy re
cloVdY md c,cqr. cooi At mint.
Rdpgt u thermometer Ye>is,day:
- - '''''''''.'. ..........06
y - N'''...'.... ................JS
.'''u ..''''.'s' '....... .............b
" -.'''' .''... .................5G
" "a $3.50 ..''.. '''.s'.-.. .DJ
hluuI5ut .'..'..... .................jI
'i'dh t'HiIcIdtulr. '..............C0 It
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gKAiN A>DrorrvN rXrua>tt

NILHMOND. UcIOUbf % TOT o,
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT. 1852 bushels.
CoRN.-3.722 bushels.
OATs.-l 200 bushels.
SALES REFoRTED TO sEoa SFAsV,
WHEAT.-White. 63s bushels common to
choice at 20 to sec. Mixed, 65S bushels
fair TO very good at ~ TO S5c. Red, Az bush
els common LOngberry 81 75c.; $40 BUSH
els common TO good ShOrtberry IS 10 soc.
CORE.-Nhite, $50 bushels very good Nlr-
ginis at 49,: 500 bushels very good west.
eIn on private terms.
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nicnNoND TOnArIt,o MARKET.

NItIINU'H lVHh % MARNET.
DUJOBER IS, 1883.
70 little
Excepting sun. cured sales there -
doiIg In the tobacco market. Fine. bright
wrappers are well picked over, and the mar.
Ret shows little else hut good to very good
mshoganies. which IL is believed, buyers
will have 10 content themselves with, at
least until the very doubtful new crop can
lie tested on its merits.
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-. A strike over.

sALFy, N. j., October o. -The sreen.
slass b,ew.rs employed by Craven Bro.
.thtlk, Of This CIV sxsnf a., es<xr to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

We Quote: Fine, s2.5Os s2.q5; sdpsr1ne.
g. 75Rss.25; extra, sS.2jsS3.60; rmilY, Rts
s4.5O, patent family. country. st.IjaS5.zs,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

ea,terIy winds, describes Liberty day upon
The water. Spectators who expected t. en-
joy great naval parade from the New
York, New jersey, and Long Island shores
sII.le 10 see al q greater distance thin
quarter Of mile on the water because OF
lie density Of the mist. In the early morn.
Ing The fog was thick and ms the day grew
older the weather grew thicker, so that az
neon il was almost impossible to distinguish
syossel within few hundred feet Had the
day been 6ne the naval parade must nave
been grand and imposing, but TIE disagree
able weather prevented this. IL ga no.,
however, keep the people away rom
the piers, for on both sides o.
The Hudson they were uhfongea VIE
patriotic citizens, who cousn nssly
ff<(Tptn ihsR3elyee when spe ~ ~ ~ =
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TAEbEIs Ky TELf3HE,H.
GEW YORK.

fkW lCB1, October 2s.-The Produce
Exchange was closed to-day In honor OF
The bsrlholdi celebration, and there are
coLht Quenuy no quotations Of bresdstuRs
and prov lsiors. Hops quiet. Coffee fair: Rio
quiet at l2fc. Sugar dull and UNCHANGED
NolaSes dun. Rice steady. UotGon quiet
sales 81 bales: last evening. i3 bales: an.
isnds SIC; Orleans, 3 7 l6c.; receipts, 80. %
9C6 bales; exports To Great Britain, IA
56l bales; 10 France, 5.456 bsles: TO the
Continent 1855 bales stock, 500. s55 bales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

COTTON REPORT
MaThet quiet.
QCO9ArIoss
Coon kiODLlEe. g 9.l6o.
TluDLING.- 3 l~l6c.
Low AIpDLING. IS 9-1ec.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03
Occurring Fertilization.

u on" wrrr to gave any animal n
month provision all at once and ,Nl,t;
the ir"d To- ls' tI~,i with economy and
benefit, he Wutlli bc sadly ,Ilsoppn,ut.I
1t Is much the >.linr with plants as With
animal, IN regard tn the..us,, of pl,ut
i"ud. especially of the extremely ,nI,iII,
ami active Kind known ~ artItirlal fer.
ttIHrte. lhrs" hrng 50 ,uluil, ar.
quickly carried down INTO the soil and
"" have the tt~tlmouv OF the BE- an
thoritN "Nl~tlug that the waste and In,.
"i th,-r i'ttIllftfs may hp seen H., ,x.
aiming the water flowing from the
IfilnS very soon lttI They have hrpu an.
rIted to the soil The nltfa,rs t~nrlaIly
appear very quickly in the ,ltainD,,. va,
ter. proving that they are carried hrvunJ
the II zach ut the roots IN a short tim.
ms, ct course. Is a serious vast, and
loss ut money 10 tlu' iilmrr To a.n,d
TINS the system IT recurring ftrllIl,lu.-
may hc adopted. This consists ia dlyii-
INK trQuantlty If fertilizer INTO three
"l tour portions. and applying them at
various stages ut EtnWth ut the ,lar
from the planting mp To the time ttt,
crop Is lad 10y. Eurcuru. the last alul-
cation Is made when the SILK le.it,. :,
tadr ami the grass m'glns to form. TINS
furnishing feud when the crop needs n
most AMERICAN N1touItuu>t fnt july.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03


FROM hls place on TIA" board al
county commissioners tor TAT.
nam county, on yesterday, 'o'''''l'~
sion'r Evans rose to a question oi
personal privilege AMI SAID THAT a
certain rnhl''atl"h III a certain Ia
latAa paper sla'Ill" That he would
oppose a'l I,N'N''@'''oh "l county
a1iIfN had doilr nm injustice, amt
that such statement was SANDER
ana It's author laINlilrr
Tar l." It from IA 20 Ito VIZ. ~
ans, ~ any other man, injustice.
We Will take 1t Tor granted, rs his
a0d'cnr" Ild, that Mr Evans refer
red t" IIur NrNs and its editor
And since he makes his first protest
AGAINST "nr prrd' 'tI"n IN his official
character, We presume that it with
his oilrIil record We must deal.
We ,aId the people might trust
Mr. Exams T. "rro~r all In,rsl,ga-
ton and lo"k To- other members of
the board to open the puhllr books
We will now proceed 10 Justify the
words written aud We offer to Mr.
Evans whatever space he may ask
IN our columns Tor his replies, and
We invoke the Judgment Of our Eel.
low rtlicua on the controversy.
For year, Mr.. Evan, has been /,
member ol the county board, ha- he
ever ralsrl his voice anan.t pay,
mrnt for "cou>trurtlNr >rA ices
Dad not Mr. Evans vote repeated,
and continually for their payment
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03
Vegetable t.roWc,s speaking out

In another column VlIl be- iunnl
m Article from the pen u L. -.
Grlytr, a vegetable grower 1T Ma
riou county, en- the subject of rail.
road irrlHhts. The O,ala Free
Press says that VIZ. Grl,rr is Zone
ut the stauuth citizens Of Marion
county, and man 81 sound ideas
and ludGmcnt.' We are pleased IT,
see that our truck growers are speak
ing out on this important subject.
Tut NV has several times pointed
ont the necessity Of 4 reduction IN
freight CHARGES on fruit and ,cgcta.
blrs going north. Mr. ,,rigrr /, en-
tlrcIy correct III his opinion that
something must he done in this Iii,
rcctlon, or the business of GROW Inc
Vegetables and fruits for the north
VIII he serious Y crippled. If not de.
>,royed. The rates are too high,
they amount To 4 practical lrnhlhl-
ton, and will wholly destroy IN
time the power Of Florida to com
pete with those sections morr favor.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03
Nil. EISupp ron Dot aiII.ETN
>s'ntr Excellent E'a-un> Why buu.t g.
.rty Shuuid Have a Sstrun,I Term.

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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

The desire seems general through"ut
the district that harl,.S luugherty shall
receive a denomination for Congre>..
The TitusyIlle Star, Speaking for lirad-
ford county, says We would like tn
see old Bfcvard send up lrrr delegation
solid for Duu. hrrty. believing that he Il
ia" strongest man Iu the race against
any candidate The Republicans ran pa,
forward. With his experience. If one
session at Washington, in which hl-
w"ik c"nlan, iavor,lly With any other
Younger m,mI"r ia tn, house, AMI The
growing favor which be- l. now receiving
from TIA" ,lrm,nt whici, fuught HIM ia
ia" convention which nominated HIM.
together wtth th" snpl'ft nf HI irlrndS,
places hlm IN the front and leading
ranks i"r uui neat candidate, fer con
grr,S. We iinpr IT, So Inn nominated
and one" nominated hr Is elected,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

The n'ali firr l'rr>s. IN commenting
On the pr"rrietl "f f"nnmlnating harles
lnugh"ity fur cnngr'>, IN tins distinct,
cakes the same view rs has hrn ~.
pressed hitherto hy the NEWN. II says
This way uf rlrCtinp a new man every
two years will not hning any guni Ia
Florida. They must have batter acqualnt-
aucr with national affairs, and It takes
years 81 cNlrrwur" To- accomplish the
ohprt they atr s,nt th"f. for. M man
can tind fault with Charley Drughrrty /,
course in congress. Tie has succeeded
far h'Sond the expectations "f hl' con
stltu"nts. Charity Doughcrty - not an
alitocr,t or u big healed ,lutir. lIr Is
simply "A man f til" people, n self made
.on of the ycumlnry of the land. and n
representatives Of the poor man interest.
Therefore, he = good enough for til" pn
,tinn til" Pc ,pl" want him for.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

H. pay for the work of i servant uau-
existent. the sheriff dli ruthiu.
wrong or unusual.
Mr.. Evans may think " have
done him injustice; the light Of these
facts We feel surr the people viii
not think -. We are CLAD, how
ever, that Mr.. Evans feels that
conduct consistent with hi> rrcur,l
will injure him, and ior hi> own
good We hope his ''futurr will not
coy fair his past"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

They have lively times in Texas The
Telegraph gi,,o an account of "a recent
scene on board n railroad train that is
truly interesting. The west bound pas.
srngrr train. which left san Antonio
Wednesday morning last, over the sun
SIT route, was stopped ut Kline, "A station
10 miles westward. hy Deputy Sheriff.
Ray LOT aud Minnie. who attempted to
arrest tao horse thieves on the train. \
drspetat" tight took place between the
officers and the MrNirans, in whlrh ON,
Of the latter was ehot aud instantly
killed and the other fatally Woun,l,d.
Both officers had their clothing ridilrd
with bullets bat escaped unhuIt, The
dead men wcr" lett hs,l, the track until
an officer could b. sent cut To- hold IN
inquest. lnrlng the battle the ra-scn.
gers took refuge under the seats. Many
Of them supposed that the tram Was l."
ing captured by roll"r-.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

Guiding whisky is a bad business. 1t
often makes the widow to mourn, the
orphan to starye, and brings the gray
hairs Of parents with soirow tu the
grave. Eut Wisconsin whisky beats the
world for meanness. The telegraph
gives an account of Il terrible tragedy IN
that state un Tuesday last. \. W. Hodges
shot james Mally. 1t seems that early
IN the day Mally, Who had been On Il pro-
tractcd spree, went to Hodges house
and asked abundance. Mrs. Hodges adj
mittcd him. lie then insulted her and
upon her rcscnting it, he attacked her,
evidently thinking her alone. Hodges,
who was at work in the garden, heard
her scream aud rushed in and Selling a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

douhle-larreIied shot gun he iirri one.
barrel loaded with buCk>hut al Nally.
the char-e lodging i'm the mans >tOm-
ach. MIlly was taken 10 the hotel and
cared foI. hut his wound was fatal.
There i Indignation at thu unnecessary
murIsr. "a, it Is stated that Hodges rest
e,l his gun over his wIf,'- ,huuIdrr when
b. lire,i AT Maily. who WAS not ten feet
away and was almost helpless from
drink.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

The Puritan is the crack Yacht after
Priscilla and May Hover ON the 2'th ut
IT won the race hanIsuurl, and com
plrt,lt. The Puritan crossed the finish
lnr at H..'i 10. the Priscilla at ~; -.
and lhe Ma,ilowrr at 3.W Had the
Puritan and Ma, flower been pronpter IN
getting under way, the Puritan wonld
have beaten the great New York sloop by
over eight minutes, while the MAY flower
would have beaten her by little more
than minute, and occupied tho second
place at the finish instead of the thlid.
The Puritan can henceforth h depended
on To- defend the American prize cup
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

Big ttstlcations III" coming I" the
from, once more. x. NJ. Lane, banker,
lsSton, has confessed to an rmhV2Il"
ment IL SMWo from the Arlington
hank, Of whirh he is president. He har
istn rested ani bound over To appear
at the next term ot court for trial.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

Next week will In "A pleasant one at
Pablo Beach. II the weather continues
favorable. The military will h. there
and all preliminary arrangements have
been completed, The boys are enthu
sias,r and hopeful OF II great deal Of
solid amll,einent
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

I'll" republican executive committee ot
ths congressional Irstrict met at Jack
spnr'llc on Thursday, to consider the
rNprd~nr, "I placing candidate in
III" field to- be- wallpaper by charley
DonGheiIy. The time for holding +, con
>rniirn was fixed ON the llth August
nrNt. at Jacksonville. Hon. lIoratio
Rishrr pc sided at the executive meet
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

General 'ordon i, largely ahead in
the race for governor Of t;eorgla. Seven.
" counties have selected delegates To-
the convention, and Of the $50 delegates
Gorlon has ~. Bacon 60, AMI siA for II
OZARK horse Clearly Gordon will n
the neAt governor Of tn" proud state Of
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

The bcaIa Free Press has passed
through IL llrst year OF existence all
risht, and with gratif,in results. 1t IS
to add MATERIAL, to it, mechanical "a
cilities at once; a fast power press has
been secured among either things, and
within thirty days from now II will
com" ont III a new dress. The Free
Press j. II newspaper worthy Of support,
and the citizens ui Marion county can
not do better than literally patlon,l. 1t.
II - wholly devoted Ia the Interests Of
Marion county, ably conducted, fair and
general weekly cwrpalNrs IN the state.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

Gcn. S.bring, If Bronson, is IN the
city, hacking after the interests If h,s
raIlruad AMI the repair 81 his fences.
III" General miorms III that Levy c"un
" j. solid for HIM fni c,ngr,,a IN the
tir~t district.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

The Tl,usvillr Star says that Capt. T.
r.. Richards arrived there last Saturday
from Eden, with a cargo If oOm pine
apples from his place. which, he is ship
ping to the northern markets. lie say \
hr intends To engage in the canning of
IA" frli, hereafter, believing that more
money can i" made from canning them
than shipping.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03
iboi.l,crty in Orange.

AGAIN after Deughcrty ami INSIST
that 1t has Iea,"n- to ur"r AGAINST
hl- re- nomination other than that he
repeated hl~ >nercl.r- " ha' arc
these "hjertlon-:
The sentinel ".louht- hl- lbt..ty
To- cary the distinct" Maj Ahrtm,
aul ether, we're afflicted lth similar
-,,a,nIs hrtor the ut,rtlug "i Tia,
pilarkI convention, hnt l)ou"hcTty
va. nominated ami elected. Ills
distribution of patr"nis.r has weak
rurd him With tins Mr.. Dnush.
rrty had very little /" dn, and ii otir
c"trmr"rary would ctt" individual
eases We could prove II him. The
same Injection l. urged against Nr.
Don. l,rr,y IN l'utnam aud DuI AT by
parties Who do not realize what A
small h""f' Inc" congressman 'atN
around W a>hlh@t"h I'll Il" has male
ms marx H'"'h"t'N ~ accused "'
sins, h"th "i "I''Ia-,oh AMI com
MISSION ~ thus respect, at which hc
Is 'h''f''S innocent
Int the Sentinel ""I'''" dawn to
business "'th IL i'haNii'N ne stare
charge tiat ''oiHhtf's has Sth'tli''''
himself on The tar'f. W" have
had many l",'"fs from Mr.. Dough
'rty ana These gave II" sign "i any
change; II others are more fortunate
IN knowing the feelings "i III" inner
man let them speak Ih'l certain
" can max" no proc, 81 a chang"
from his "i'lrlal conduct. ~ t" ms
late vote ON the MORRISON hlli ms
antagonists are all a~lrav. fnot
the democratic party committed To
revision "' the 'ar'il; II 81
thth Nr. i"'iShrfty t"'ild not do
"thtf"I>' IMAM h' 'ild. lie II re-
m'mh'r'd That the hlIl va not np
on ~ passage; the question vas not
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rALlTkA. FLA, July 3, lssG.

Professor Timothy Darpht has been IN
stalled president II Yale college. liz J.,
the twelfth president If that famous ia
Nh IlIlII.
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The rlmrsl ni,n says the delegation
from l)uvni county will stand about ~
follows IN the Dcala convention:
nuuphtrtN .. ~
Owens -
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

We know Mr.. Owens very we'll, AMI
very much doubt if he or hIs friends ~
tent amy serious opposition Ia Mr.
boughert> X denomination. NJ man ia
this district will give u more cordial sup
port to Nr. Dolghrrty.
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). Z HAMMOND.

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