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the naI,lmere A oh,o want. Him,

NV YonK, March 2i--John n. Abbott,
formerly general passenger agent Of the
Erie road, Is In the city, comforting with
Baltimore & Ohio officials. who have Of
tercd him the position Of general passcn.
Feragpnt OF that road
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D r. d. S. JOH NSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. II Jefforeon stroot.

LET, Main and Front, MEMPiIiS TENN
fiStahishei IN isgo
nn JOHNSON 4 acknowledged b. al parties Ia
~ ierleic.i a. by lar the msst sncncssiul physl
can Ia the Treatment 81 pfi,nic of sccru dfctscs
Quick, rermancut cures Htaruiieci In every case,
male % irfnalr kcont u.s. 81 tou0ffhca and
syphilis cured In = few DAYS without the use 81
InsfCury, change 81 diet 90 hindrAnco ifUm busl.
ncss. Secondary syphilis, the last ,estlre cradi.
saissi without the use 81 mcrury. Involuntary
los Of numcu stopped ia q short lime. sufferers
from lmpoicnry of loss ~ sexual poucu rcsiofr 10
fnc tlrof In lev weeks Victims of arlf abuse
nd eHfcl.iyc vCnery, suffering from spcfmai0rfhcs
AMI loss of physical and mctital power. speedily
aud permanently curcl. PARTICULAR attention paid
" the blsrassa 81 Women, aud cures guaranteed
i1lfe and old nor currd without the use 0f causilc
~ the knlfn All consultations sinftiy conadrn.
tiai. Medicine sent b. ctprc1s " all para Of tho
county
., 80 wotaInfmen cnfuf Al hall thc usiai ra'es
Onico houn from o'clock am. 10 O'Clock p n.
u. N JOHNSON, ND.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED.

witheutthe knife or hlndfanoc 10 business IN nom
90 10 ~ dayN by the Mcdiuicd soft rad Tniss aud
onirc treatment contract made with cnch patient
suicsnrc. lydroocle and Narirocelc curud In a
thon Tins. Cirrulnu on application.
The Moderated soft Pad Truss has the
spring In the front. thcrforc avoiding All kidney
tnuublcs and cAn he worn nisht aud day. We guar.
anice this Trfs ~ BE- easy ~ wcaf and 10 hold up
the howell o. money refunded Made and lifted 10
male OF icmAle by nh NOhLE
10 jefferson a.. Ncmphis Tenn.
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HEALTH ~ WEALTH - pr. neaaresara's
fsuse and Nersin.. the Great
ErsueI Nu.s|INr.

NfnNQrH DEBliITY IN ali ~ sisre., mental
~ and physical Depression. epcfmaiorrhca. ny.
pOhnuffis, ucriliiy, neuralgia hyttera. incnpacity
~ los 81 memory, h0fttnlnr Of the hrain. and al
dlnra.lH 81 The nervous nysicm fnay H. radically
cufud IN eitheI fek by The unr Of this unexcclied
70 nee appropriate treatment lof the curu II this
loA. ~ nefve power, and Df. nraurcrnfda Tomb
nnd Nsr,inf, alter many ycsrs trial 10 kufupe, has
proved lufallihle " hkyn hcrofdisg 70 dlfcCtlons
gnf months trnatmeni. will cufe frccnt cs-sa
ffice, efsoo boa. orax hoKcs ior $500. .cni
~ msl pfepslt on nccipt 81 prlrs. We guarantee
tsitcd BY NJ Cor ala boxes We Will end our written
guarantees N riurn uar incney n treatment doc.
not snccf eure. A. neukeu Co, Df1EEistl s0ls
Memphis 1rnn
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Saturday. March 81. 1909.

NJ The hour Of eleven o'ciock am. the following
Described nni csttie. situated IN aid county III
shelby. iowlt; A certain clzhlacrc irfri ~ land.
the metfs and bounds whereof arr ne iulioWa ".
Wit ltginning AZ The northeast corner 81 The In
tereciiOn 81 Mclean and GENITAL avenues. near
the ely oi Memphis thence north i've 90 dcgrecg
east seven and n 100 chains. thennc east cctun IN
chains thence Hluth sven and ltluo ch4lns "a the
north line of fcntfal avenue thcnoe wet eleven
and biOn chains 10 the bcgiunlnR Aud also an
undivided onctlxth Interest ~ aud a. curaln
tcnhcrc trart Of land which adlnlns the aid eight
acns ON the north, the mctcs aud bounds ~ which
taid icna tmrt arr a. foliowA t0witi Beginning
NJ the est sdc of the aid Mclean av In the center
oiCauaycnuc extended. thcurc cHsi With the center
oi aid Cau avenue ten aud 2ilo0 chainsi thence
south nlnc aud 800 chains thence wesi eleven
chains to the cast dde II Mclean atCnuc thence
north I've degrees cast with the east llne ~ Mclean
avenue nine and hinO chains " The beginning
hald eight acre tract will h. sid she q ~ Martha
J. Roynons claim Tor dover thcruin The cguiiy Of
Udcnptl0n y Waived and the purchaser WI have
an absolute title w Zee simple The title l. 10
ie,ed 10 b. good, but shall sell and contey only
a. ifnice. CALVIN PERKINS, Trustee
Memphis Tenn. February 2s.Iss
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of certain decd ~ trust b. me exc.
ID cutci By q. W. Rutland. registered ~ the oflicc
II the Register ~ shelby county, TCnncsssc In
Record Hook No ~, PAGE iis the undenignci
Ing the unpaid indebtedness by that dcel sccurcd.
veil NJ public auction. 10 the Highest bidder iof
cash. NJ the southwest corner ~ NHin and Madison
1fuuraaar an
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Trustee's Sale.


ITNDER sud W virtue Of certain trust deed cx.
u ccuicd 90 July ~ its1. bv q Y. yance aud
olhep 10 the underrigucd and recorded IN shelby
on -
saturday, March ~, tsss,
Al the southwcd corner Of Main aud Madison
strceta IN Memphis Tenn scll 70 the highest hid
der Tor cash nj public auction. The following real
and personal propffty viz
Three thousand eight hundred spd ninety la.ssol
shares u capital stock ~ the vusdclupe cnlyo
MlnlnE company, u The Tar value ~ tu 90 carh
which will ~ onofrd IN lots 81 tn.oooro also 100
other shsrcs Of aid stock, subject 70 lien Of one
ki.e los NO. -, a. isi. ~. a and az a. laid
down on the plan VI the town Of Corlnth. Mis-
Title though, % BE- good, but We ell aud CONVEY
trustees onlf.
Terms Cash.
hsrCh 70. itsS
B'S WY WY
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Trusteo'g Sale.

ny virtue 81 Trust deed made 70 ne un1sf date
Of Otfobcf ~ is<, aud rernriei IN hook lts, iaEc
". 81 the registers ono ~ shelby county, 10
secure 10 the brsoto nnlldlng a Loan, .sociatlou
ecrialn dela theruln nlcniiuncd. VIII scll i0i
cssh, a. public ouicfy. nt The louihHcsi corner o.
haln aud Madison street. Nemphis lenn'' ~
noon, On
Tuesday. April 10. isss,
The property dsarrlhcd In aid deed a. follows,
Wa. hFlnnlng on the north side OF .ynn street
extended n The southeast corner VI lot iofmeril
owned BY A. J. Whit. theBoe East With We norm
line ~ conn street N feet thenoe north 40 leet 70
an alicy thence wet with nd alley ~ cst thenc.
south 10 iect 10 the bcsinnlns being le' 10 o.
smith a 0uiou Fuhdlvhlou Equity ~ fcdcmp.
ton waived. Tile bsilsssd 10 ~ god. bot ssll
snd oonsey ~ lfu<frr only. ,.,.,,, 80
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FiSIEY AsDKRsox

Senator Ingalls, reply TO Col. Andopon's
open letter is simply an acknowledgment
OF its receipt. He explains nothing
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srEAM pyEINn MoRKs.

rINnE MEMPHIS STEAM DYFiNG fs3TABi.IsII.
Il mont. nf shelby sirCot. having hrst-clhss Filk
dycf from Philadelphia. guarantee all work Call
aud ascertain prizes.
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DETERKIN COTTON SEED AND JEROME
L llill cotton seed, at Is cents per bushc sacked
and O. b. Also have for sale Mosby corn NJ 81 per
bushcL loss cob than any corn grown aud deep
grain. Apply 10
r. ". MEL.
White Haven. Tenn
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CEEp CORN-sEIECT SEED CORN. YELLOW
- and white, very early AMI productive u 80 per
hushel-sL2l In l0.bushel lots, sacks included Or.
den promptly nllcd. 1HOS. H. DAWSON,
New Madrid Mo
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!. MARCH %. 1883.
FOR SALE.
A BARGAIN-CHoICE BUSINESS HOUSE IN
IA Decatur. Ala. store.room below, with 8
rooms above well located rents for 500 per month.
Cheap. Address Camden Robinson 4 Co, Decatur.
A FAMILY COMBINATION HORSE; QUAIL.
~ ties fntcinss. Call on or address u, n r..
New Clarendon hotel
A LARGE BOARDING BOAT AND OUTFIT,
"a at West Memphis. cheap for cash Call at
Randolph Medicine Co, cor DeSoto aud Madison
A T CLOVER HILL MISS, 1000 BUSHELS
"A sound early corn In shuck. Apply toJ. T.
Glover iiill, Miss.
pRICK RESIDENCE ot THIRD sTREElI 7
ID acres corner Kansas and Kerr avenues.
y. LAVlGNE, the Milliner 2la Main st.
CuEAP FURNITURE. FOR CASH, AT JOHN
" Harsh & Co s, 291 Second st.
CoNAwAY's sPEcIAIs-sao CASH AND sie0
" monthly payments $500 each. will buy nice
cottage, AL ncishborhood and only one mile from
Court square CONAWAl'S AGENCY,
LNLEGANT BED. ROOM SETS AND ALI, KINDS
IL OF household GOODS sold on monthly aud
weekly payments, by John Harsh & Co., 2lI Fec
ond street.
JNGGS FOR MATCHING. BLACK SPANISH
IL only Address JOHN NJ, SEARS,
100 Madison St
LNGGs FOR sETTING-FRoM BEST STR AIMS OF
II Plymouth Rock and Wynndottc. VI. 70 per sctt.
ing OF IL Apply 10 II. FISHER g5s Front st.
( tENrLE noRsE-suITABLE FOR LADY 10
ness for $500 Addnss Phaeton. ApneaI
49,, : a.. ;. 80,
Y and Harness lnearly newt, at barNin for
-, -.
{ - COKE SOLD BY MEMPHIS GAS LIGHT
" Company, % Madison street. aud coal dealers.
",'s''''ese P'''ss ---------------
HANDSoME SUBURBAN HOME At GiliLS
L station, the choicest suburb of Memphis, &C.
rcssiblc n city by paved pike, 2 railroads and dun
my line ncn forest lawn, acre garlcn; high
ho",e nI pea"Iy s,Sni rS'Gny r
outhouscs All In good order Price rraSonahlc~
NO boom nrlircs N,lirss or apniy "a
JOIIN n CO,KE as Frrni n Room M q
-, 80 .',,''' w, y,
JEROME HIiI, COTTON sEED FOR SALE ny
~ " y Rogers At 20 cents per hnshcl i9r 100
pu aus OF moe on Doaru s'eahor al walnut bcnd
Are
nN vrpyP,sy Tpnua rwo Ntcp -poo,,
hcns"s On Ia, ,aoxso r,,, ~. .n M IN
/, nnn,, tn Not' ~ u uup '"o
80 dummy ''"0 "'N,vs nnmntt
~ y. '''' '- ~,
nLD PApERs-AT APPEAL OFFICE. ooCENrs
I J pcr hundred
| -
| nWNERS OF PROPERTY IN FORT PICKER
~ ing with good titles, can dl,pose III same by
| addressing JAa JAY SMITH q co.
No. Madison sinct.
DETERKIN COTTON SEED AND JEROME
L IIill cotton seed at Is cents per b,ishcl sacked
and e. o. b. Also have for salc Mosby com al 81 pcr
busheL Less c1o than any corn grown aud deep
s'""' "pP'' " - ~ N,,v,
White Haven. Tenn.
DOPLAR BUILDING LUMBER CHEAP SHEET.
Il ing 2Xi, 2x6 fxi etc, at mills of
A. M.CAuGHEY a 20, kcrryille Tenn.
| -. -, -. -. - -.
SEEp CoRN-sELECr sEED CORN, YELLOW
bnshel 81 ~ IN iohnsh 1 n,s paotuI ,i ~" IT.
iers proinptly alicd mos M bAwsnN
-. N'i,i1 M.
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OWNERS OF PROPERTY IN FORT PICKER.
~ ing with good titles can dispose III same by
addressing JAS JAY SMITH 4 co,
No, y Mndisou yin,ct
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ON VERY EASY TERMS, TWO NICE 7.RooM
" houses on lots lOoxeOO. corner Kerr ay and the
i. Il. Dummy Line BARTON 4 LAMB
No T. Monnne 81
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OK ACRES or LANDwlTu ROOM COTTAGE
- southeast corner OF ~ & G. r. A. aud Trcyc.
want avenue. Good water and good fruit. Mill be
fOld ~ bargain II early application II made 10
HAfCllEff. RICE a co. gps Main Strret
or Mr. \ 4. Cutler y, pnplaf street
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osDrf MuiIord hsds msdsla
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hvLFoHD buys old gold.
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HANDsoME SUBURBAN HOME AT GII.L's
L L station, the choicest suburb 81 Memphis &C
vcsslblc to city by paved pike, railroads and dun
my line; aero forest lawn, | acre garlcn; high
mud healthy location, excellent nclghborhoOd
house nearly ncw-2.slory frame, \ rooms; ample
Outhouscs All In good order. Price reasonable
no boom figures Address or apply to
JOHN II. COOKE as Front ST. Room No 4
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L'RoM sgJ VANCE STREET. MARCH Is. ON
u large black HonSc, spot In forehead. white hint
feet With hiu one lay horSe. white hind feet
raj reward. DIR n. ". PUilNEl.l..
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a CITY DRUMMER WHO Is ACQUAINTED
"A with the Memphis trade Liberal salary paid.
Address A. d. G., Appeal Office
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WANTED.

A WHITE NURSE FOR TWO CHILDREN
IA Apply T. o. Box, 207. Memphis, Tenn.
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A FIRST CLASS soApMAKER WANTS PosI.
"a tion. AddrcSs Z. X. g., this office.
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OPPOSITION COMMENT,

Pertinent Remarks Made by the New York
Democratic and Independent Press.
NEW YORK, June 20.-The city papers
Independent and Democratic] comment
editorially as follows on the Chicago con.
ventiOn:
The Sun-We do not believe that the
convention can name respectable can
didate, commanding the confidence Of the
great business interests of either the East
or West who will not be obnoxious to
some of the bowling demagogues in Iowa.
But the rabid sentiment manifested in
Iowa and upon which the Allison move
ment now seems chiefly to depend, does
not represent the average opinion of the
Republican Northwest. We see no evi-
dence that even in Iowa there is enough
of it to warrant Democratic hopes of gain
ing that state even against candidate
like Depew.
The World: For the first time in many
years the odds are against the Repub-
lican party, and its leaders perceive that
they must proceed with unusual caution
and sagacity. The onus of showing to
the people that change is desirable is
now upon them. The Democrats are in
possession, and that counts for much in
an electlon. Hence tne prODiem aJ CHl
cago is not to choose the fttest but the
strongest candidate. -Four years ago the
party had the daring of its desires and
nominated Blaine. Will it challenge fate
again with the same name? VIII it ven-
ture to take Depew, a brilliant orator
and popular citizen who, next to Blaine,
no doubt appeals most directly to the
heart of the party? Or will it fall back
upon some supposedly safe and available
mediocrity like Harrison or Allison?
Perhaps it will select q dark horse.
The Star: If the Republicans desire to
please the Democrats and make a broad
-d straight Democratic march to vic
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tory, they could not do better than to
nominate Blaine for second contest
against Cleveland
The Times: It is q very easy thing for
Depew's friends to say, and perhaps for
him to believe, that he could carry New
York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
There is in reality hardly any candidate
yet named who would be less likely to
carry New York. He does not appeal to
the men who will decide the election in
this state, and he does not even appeal
to his own party and could not command
it's full vote for several reasons. He
may fiatter himself that the Central
railroad is popular" with its customers.
He is mistaken if he does not see also
that it is thoroughly detested
and hated by thousands Of men
who are compelled to do business with it
from New York to Buffalo. Again, he
is not trusted as party man. His going
over to the Democrats in '73, his silly
support of Horace Greeley for the presi-
dency, his bitter speeches against the
party aud Gen. Grant, will not be for
gotten. Still again unfortunately for
him-by most people Mr.. Depew is not
taken seriousl.
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DELEGATION SELECTIONS.
A List of Committee Appointments Made
by NorthwesterE States.

A List of Committee Appointments Made
BY Northwesterr States.
CHICAGO, June 20.-Senator O'Brien
was electrd chairman of the Minnesota
delegation. Davis having withdrawn.
r. G. Evans was reelected u member of
the Republican national committee.
Charles S. Lewis was elected sec
retary, and the committees were
made up as follows: On resolu-
tions, Col. C. G. Edwards; on creden-
tials, H. j. Miller; on permanent organ
izatiol, G. G. Hartley; on notification, r.
B. Langdon; vice president, NJ. S.
Chandler .
The Wisconsin delegation effected the
following organization: Chairman, Sen
ator John G. Spooner: secretary, 6. A
Knapp; vice president, H. Q. Fairchild;
on resolutions, W. E. Carter; on rules, A.
c. Turner; permanent organization, a.
w. Sanborn: credentials, James O'Neil:
on notification, c. 0. Chaplin.
Dakota-Chairman G. C. Moody; Sec
retary. J. NJ. Bailey, Jr.; committee on
organization, 7. A. Bogart; credentials,
B. H. Sullivan; resolutions, Ii. C. Hans
brough: vice president, L. Il. Richard
son: committee to notify, G. w Honn;
national committee, G>vernor Mellette
1owa-Chairman, Cal. D. B. Hender-
son: secretary, J. D. Glass: committee
on permanent organization, 4. NJ. Drake;
credentials, Col. w. P. Hepburn: resolu-
sions, George D. Perkins: member ma
tional committee, j. s. Clarkson.
Montana Chairman, George o. Eaton;
secretary, T. c. Power; organization, 7.
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LEVI P. MORTON,


the fight narrow down to Blaine and
Sherman, with Blaine coming out ahead.
They say that any other sort of move
ment would enable Sherman to hold the
South firm and get enough votes out of
the North to win with. But Blaine could
break the South all to pieces, and leave
Sherman stranded. A favorite theory
with many is that Sherman stands no
show, and that his strength will begin to
dissolve after dozen ballots-and this
is more than theory. The concensus
of delegates opinion is that Sherman has
no chance, Gresham little more, that
Dcpew could get it but for the opposition
of the granger states, and that the ticket
will be one of the following four:
Blaine and Harrison.
Harrison and Phelps.
. Harrison and Morton.
Allison and Morton.
1Iorton has developed strength in the
past twcnty-four hours for second place.
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The NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
list of Members Elected for the Ensu-
.E 4, ing Term. -.,.

list of Members Elected for the Ensu-
!. ing Term. r.,
CHICAGO, June 20-The Republican
national committee, as made up so far,
consists of the following gentlemen:
Alabama-William Youngblood.
California M. H. DeYoung.
Colorado-W. A. Hamiu.
Connecticut-Ssmuel Fessenden.
Georgia F. Putney. .=
Illinois r. Davis.
Indiana-John c. New.
Iowa.. S. Clarkson.
Kansas-Cyrus Leland, j.
Kentucky-W. C. Goodloe.
Louisiana--P. B S. Pinchback.
Maine-J. Manchester Haynes.
Maryland-James A. Gary.
Massachusetts-Henry L. Hyde.
Michigan-John P. Sanborn.
Minnesota-R. G.. Evans.
Mississippi-James Hill.
Missouri-C. l. Fillcy.
Nebraska-W. w. Robertson.
Nexada-E. Williams.
New Jersey-Garret J. Hobart.
North Carolina-W. P. Comedy.
Ohio-A. L. Conger.
Oregon Bourne, Jr.
Pennsylvania-To be filled.
Rhode Island-T. w. Chase
South Caroiina-E. w. Brayton.
Texas-T. w. Cuney.
Vermont-G. w. Hooker
Virginia-Senator Riddleberger.
West Virginia-N. B. Scott.
Wisconsin-Henry Paine.
Dakota-A. C. Mellette.
1daho-George Shoup.
Montana S. Warner.
Washington Territory - Thomas 81.
Kavanaugh.
Wy sming-J. NJ. Carey.
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BIG LABOR DEMONSTRATIONS.

Tie Streets Filled With Workingnea
Wearing the Gresham Badge. /.
CHICAGO June 2O-Gresham followers
have been making great demonstration
ali the morning in the streets. At an
early hour the streets were lined with the
laboring element--men from factories
and shops wearing Gresham badges
pinned upon their hats, which were of
straw, the kind usually worn by mechan-
les in shops. The object of the demon
stration was to offset the work of the
Harrison rivals, who claim that the labor
vote is not with Gresham on account Of
the position he took during the great
strikes of 1877. .....,. g.. -
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ANOTHER 8. AND O. DEAL.

The Palace Car Company Said to Have
Reen Purchssed by thhs shl1mans =
BALTIMORE. June 2O.-1t is generally
rumored here that negotiations are pend
ing for the sale of the Baltimore and:
Ohio Palace and Sleeping Car company
to the Pullman Palace Car company
The price paid for the company's stock,
franchises and good will is $3.50, ,OOO,
which is considered exceptionally good.
The company has eighty-five parlor and
sleeping cars valued at $500, 900.
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TWENTY ACRES OF FIRE.

Danbury, Conn.,, the Scene Of Terrible
Conflaxration. . =
DANBUEY, Conn, June 2O.-About 8
o'clock p. m. fire started in Armstrong &
Co. s shop in the business center of the
town, and in less than an hour ten more
buildings, besides lumber yards and
sheds, were in flames, the area of the fire
covering twenty acres. Several firemen
were Frustrated by the heat and had to
be taken from the scene. The total loss
IS not less than $125, 900.
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A PECULIAR PROPOSITION.

Sherman to Take Second Place.
CHICAGO, June 2O-It is rumored that
the friends of Blaine, who still insist
upon his nomination, yesterday ap-
preached, the Sherman people and asked
that Sherman be withdrawn from the
first and take second place. Sherman's s
friends, received the proposition with
scorn, and said to the Blaine people that
they would do nothing of the kind.
Much feeling is said to have been dis
played in the matter.
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Grasshoppers in Indiana.

JASPER, Ind, June 2O.-Myriads Of
grasshoppers have appeared in many
parts of Southern Indiana, and are de-
vouring all vegetation as they go. They
destroy meadows first, then the foliape Of
trees and next corn, oats and vegetables.
Thousands of acres of meadows nave
been devastated by them.
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Phil Armour At Sioux CITY.

SIOUX CITY, June 2O-Phil Armour,
the packer, has made proposition to
the boomers of this city that he viii put
in a packing house plant to cost $500, 600
if he is given bonus of $3.50, 0o0 Sub
scriptions have already been started, and
several $4,000 subscriptions have been
made Parties who have the matter in
hand say they are confident of raising the
required amount
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THE SITUATION.

Il II Ccncisely Summed Up by the Chf-
cago Trib.ne--rfortonf for Secoad Place.
CHICAGO, June 90. The Tribune pub
fishes the following: All candidates are
still in the field as fluctuations come and
go, but here is question which every
body is asking:
"Can ANYBODY be nominated without
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is STANLEY DEAD:

Paris Papers Claim He Is and the Fact
Reasons.
PARIS, June 20.-The Gaulois claims
to have dispatch from Brussels that the
king has received positive intelligence of
Stanley's death. Tie news, it is re-
ported, has been suppressed for CONNER
cial reasons.
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Rusk's Friends are not sanguine.

CHICAGO, June 20.-While some have
been claiming that Rusk will receive up
ward of 100 votes on the first ballot, the
Wisconsin delegation say he will get only
the vote Of his own delegation and that
for but one ballot.