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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

Er.Cougre.smsa David Hammons rep
resented the York ant oxford district Ia
the SO,h Congress 1870 lie WAS neat
ex.Presideut John Qllncy Adam, a. the
time the latter was desth.strieken and fsll
from III. seat while q member OF the House
IN February, lsis. and was removed TO 'h'
Speakers room adjoining the old hall o.
the House OF Representatives, where NJ
.oou after expired. Mr. IIsmmons WAS
member OF the Congressional COMMITTEES
,hs, accompanied the remains OF The en-
President 10 Qliucy, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
RoxhurY.

LA rhon. won 5 gallon. OF cider on
the Presidential election.
&. 4. Bartlett wss in town this week.
sispAea Taylor Of Harrison, formerly OF
Byron, Was 10 town Thursday. The peo-
PIE all congratulate him on bis victory In
The HTrou line case. The big hshes do
no, Away. 90, up the little ones.
william Potter was very fortunate 10
capture large bear this week on Corn
mn IL very seldom ths, hears stay
sbout The farm. 80 late In the fall. They
sr, generally gone by the middle OF De
tnhsF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
East Hebron.

v.,n.r. are improving the doe weather.
aolux tnslr fail plosing: +, v.,,., and
~. q T. Keens aud n ws.,i,s
AZ N R.rry ss,ead The Qssr'sfU hse"As
Al cantoa this week. u....ehu.
M n K-spe came home IRON a
IA. ~ vote las; Tuesday:
w. Bosnsy mOvss this vss. . n,.,,,s,
$500 s.xins nsxt Monday 10 pis'f'e'
~ . wsth Or. whitmsn. tsseher'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
B.IRi. Brown. ra.,.u, Relief
.x.aIaNan u.Ii.,s

he proprietor q Kemp. BAlssm gives thoassad
u sosfie. sssy yesriyf hi. node Of siverus.ar
soall prove rulnoas hthe BAlssn sss not perfsc'
care GO ooaghs and All throat sni lang uoabies.
lOa vii Gee The excellent eject Amer taking The hfs
dose. Doa't hssitsfei Procure . bottle to-day u
kseg In year hsms of room Go immedisfe 90 fatar'
u.s TnAl l.o,tis free q al druggists. Large sa'
80. sad ti.oo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
Norway Lake.

Edith NJ. Smith IL teaching In district
No. rs
O. X Smith has moved 10 Harrison
where he IL taking pictures.
Emma \. Stevens IL 81 The village clerk
Ing for George w. Hobbs In the store.
Arthur Tucker has returned home from
Portland where be has been ~ work.
Mrs. Q. w. Partridge IL quite poorly
this fall.
Edwin Msrs,on Is stopping At Alfred
Shattuck's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
COMMON sESsE

-. - , asei 10 attempting 10 cure that
lssxrecs1ls disease. cstsrrh. As
-. ofigins,ss 10 Impurities 10 the
-. "a applications can DO no perms
.s'oi Tie eoumon-senss method OF
= III q n parity The blood. and TOT
-. Pe'pose there i 40 prvpsrsiiou ~
- = hoois Ssrsspsrilia That ms
-. meficise does cors estsrrh i
;. 80 u many testimonials from PED.
- 80 asvs foasd relief uP0O a.ing u
49,. =. others bal failed. A book con.
't.isneuts ~ cares seat on recsip'
L..S cat stamp By c / Hood A Co
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

Qaiet Hours, the Maine msgiIlne pap
ll.hei ~ Dexter. IL To begin In December
the publics,ion OF history ofboih sides
OF the question REGARDING the Barron
tragedy. written by I VI u Pierce ESQ.
NJ. Pierce w.s Associated Press sgsni 81
Dexter 81 tbs time OF the tragedy and eys'
since, has been employed In detective
work on the case both before aud since tho
trial OF stain and Cromwell. lie has
thoroughly Investigated the books OF th'
bank, aud all mstters connected with th'
case, and IL said IN have In his possession
considerable evidence which hss not ye'
been IN tde public.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

- S,,.-,.. 50 -,at frum us ,osr
r....es Fears 40. a. chAirmsn
- 1870 Csrtrsl Committse oi
-. i.-i,s tas rrceui camPaigu. ani
s.,r,irs pat n ~ csmPAig1. both
!. ,---'ilss nsa snt sPsaksr. We IN
80 tsu 90 stsis 80 iivitsf' tai
-, "a. 1919 thrvs sections. ne
- c,untiss hsving charEs oftes
- .-efnn ~ ne vsy, tas Vots
-. ,s,f nsnocrsts ar scstisfing n
90. - RsFaohean PlarsliJ 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
North-West Norway.

Mrs. Andrew Case IL quite sick a. he'
niece's Mrs. oliver fsrnum's 81 wsltham
MSS.
Mrs. Kimbsll and son OF North Bridg
ton have been visiting her daughter, Mrs
Virgil johnson.
Clarence Conn. mother aud grand
mother. Mrs. susanna Richards, are visit
Ing friends In Gardiner.
Mr.. Orn Brown has torn down bis old
fashioned chimney which occupied room
enough for Kitchen. Asd hss got mssor
there bailding . smaller modern one and q
fnrnace
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
Reaolutions,


whereas, Ia view OF tue death OF oui
friend and associate. Herbert l.. Lfsvii,
and the grea, loss 20 those who were near
est 20 him, be IL,
Resolved, That We. . Muiuh In
provement Club, sincerely regre, the re
moyL OF one. whom We In every Ma,
though, worthy OF our respec, aud regard
Resolved. That We sympas,iIs with IN
friend. and relatives OF the deceased u
their sfiletlon and commend them 10 Hlu
who orders all things for the best
Resolved. That these resolutions he re
corded on the books OF this club, and ihs
copies be sen, IN the friends OF the dec.ss
Cd, aud TO the Oxford Democrat for puoll
cation.
CHARLES NJ. STANLEY, Committee
CHARLES o. SricESKr, on
HANNAH e. GATCHELL. RESOLUTIONS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
RunfordPoint.

rs Hay-. aBa family have gOSs 10
Bfooklyu f1r ne slutsf.
Me- Hodgdou IL a hone.
IS uatChius closed bis school fridsy
Al wilton flf to weeks vacstion.
J,hu Hove IL LsAchirg Ia Dis;riet NJ >.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
BUCKPiELD
cow. rsro Ind. Rsrrnue.s coLuaS.

BucETIup. Nov. Z. lsss.
Backnsli gives ilafrison Ei-c,o'. lN'
Cls,vlsni lsi, Prohibition Isl Ls1ot !
as Bacshsld gos- 80 soe- TIE Unlon.
Gro ~ BisnEE
Buekn,li has Tor year. besn Democrat
Ir ..rnnRhnli
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
Summer.

We have hsd one week OF pleasant
weather for rarity.
The Circle met with Mrs. George d.
Foster, election day.
Miss Aggie Glover OF Hartford has been
visiting Miss Cora vsrney.
pxg. DyIgNnURY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

-rfu,,,- LEX tas nAnss % thoss
..r a. primary school sao have
- ,,.l-t ~ tsfiy Zoe tss uess tni
KY .,, .....,.-
- -. r..I-rnrf. Mamis uammon.i
- 90 NM EaInN. r,aeh.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

R.rssf. ofErsu.ourx. rsun.,
-. n.ns-fN q p.sNssui cal last
-, NJ Barker hss hssn In busi.
I, r.r.sfvania f,f u1nnsr II
Vs-ai IVA Lowell 10 tAis eoan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

u.-.,'irsn. 90 ~. village viii
- ,lHtcsl victory vith . torch
=. --aes.s.os sbi iiaminAtion 81
- - s,ilrisy evening. Al Ars
-, esft.c "a,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

-, % lie. David Hsmmous -
~ = n - % "lNst. msrks- % ne
80, a. Ths people % Paris I'M,
~, "a. ,rss1ct COart Coz - many
= u'sshIl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

Is si-.fn.. Esg. Of Norway,
. >. ~ raar'iv'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
B.IR. remove, soreness.

The Maine Farmers Almanac for 1889,
y published by Charles Y. Nash, OF Augusts,
il issued, and contains the usual statistical
matter. Price 10 cents Sold everywhere
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
- Davla HAmmons.

H"AHa - AAaAAAAAANsHs
Ia uU Il uamm n. tas Ne.ior % ths
ifi av acf uns of 20 Oldest msm1srs
- /. hri,s 1n wednesday % lsst seek
Atl- O. "a hesn c0nsifsraolY
tfi tIsr 'Ir s1ns tine BAT haf tept
- itt. rt..ua 20 fsys NJ uam
I. - bra .u Corulsa In l.Q'. sttspi'
- 90 srh1o.. as ~. sinlttet %
- 70 i'.t. '-ginnIng practice 10 Low.
at 80 state Ssosiof from Oxford
-iI /, i,r Yesf. lstl All istg, anf 10
~ 80 teCt-i ksprsssutstive % Coz
- ia t1s llrk ant Otfort district
au.-l crai Az Ne cio.s % bis tern
w. ei tl C1fu.s1. where be practicei
s''.ss.Ir luiii his tsmoyl - Bethel
" lfa's ar stsre ~ resided unul
,aa f1k 80 President When ne
- 70, gfrss assem1lci Robsrt e. Wiz
- SPEAKER % ths Hoass. TIE
-. SCISSORS sers james W. Brafhary
s.,1 fNrfr.t NJ usmmuns col.
KS see HrskiAA Williams OF Cas-
- 49, Wusy. % Dover. \. X
.-Tl % csnisn. Frsnknn Clark. % Wis
- h.fan BelChsr. % fkrmiugion,
a y Al Cla1p. % Portland. Daniel
'.si "a tas senator from Msssaeha.
- a. 10 uss taring Mr.. Hammons
IA n President John Qalncy
- t,su member % Congrr-s, fsl
i1s Hose % Representatives
'lAItnu Va Ssnatof from Della
- Da1.i :. Tsles from Fioriis. Her
- 511ason IRON Georxis. stephen
- "a, fron ilinois, J J Crittsnien
-. a-n'scsT. Rsvsriy John.or. iron
y. -. Isis Cas- from Michigsu.
- Davis from Mississippi. rhomss
-. aoi David X Atrhi.on. from Ms
- slla 2 Haze. from Nss Hampshire,
paYtou. from Nss Jersey, john
h. f1n NJ Yort. rhomNs Corsin'
e.nln Can roa. from Pennsylvania,
- CAhoan. frcm SOath Carohns.
-. h'lst1u. non rrxss. ard X. NJ. II.
- 'frm Virgins. While smoug ne
-. s-s Has. vho afterwArd became
- s-rs AhfAasm Lincoln, uoracs
10y David wl'm1i. Joan Wentworth,
Coo, A "a Stsphens, Roosrt
- k.cAirt W rhOuP.Oa and Jacob
a., n.1nons leaves widow anf ts0
-, IA flnsra t,ok place a. Bethel al
-NaiNt as FrftaV sn~rnoan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

49,, u B.soss All dsaxaisr, Of
-. Al Paris lNst thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

iSsP ss,ssy, Of canioa. va
.,isi raursiaF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

.V.,,'. AT -iis len ls.t w~ias..
s,sls vIs.i - 'risuis In posion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

n H.nmont snd wife are nah.
,,li - Bosion-
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piEKCrORr

a.,ssi'.. E.S, O'RaniO'd' ".'
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
SOUTH PARIS.

q. K.,,sy "a. pafchN.ef ous-half
- m - ,artsare sinrv, snf ne
$500 - Rlchsrtson an ksnnsy
49,. az rfsvaling In oar village.
- 80 of or scao.ars arr being hsp'
~. 49,. ri1sei wednesday AT
-,...,,t = tssi SO teachers an sivsnc-
Is,.1- c1li sitsud ne instiiais a.
Nrstf
U,h,ts % .s'r seeu ThAyer oar farri'
- a.. tsfIrg largs loais ~ goods.
4, ~, sssoris % ne factories, ani
s.u,-tss. AZ - snail 10 tAis basibess
- :. a, 1nssrssl ia compstitors
- a. IN % csut mofs far ne sAks
'f.rrrrt a. ss-s r1ots oui 81 tow.
va whssisf. ~ M,an, y. H.. IL
r.r,s III. -srrr's hsry. NJ wheeler
--r.,--f ia0 So of ~ snt Raised ahout
4. ,-ssts % pota,ccs on als farm ihis
"a
N-ss go. aff,nsn q, he slsi fac
~ ,srts.si b. vsich luio ne furnace
pssrst
NJ ys-t.s Ss,r l. tsaeAisg school In
= E.-1s ri q. nofaooi
LR W,.o-s accident l. proving
60 ssf'rcs
"a Sa,rt ,si A X. Jacksoa have
- a hr1s its psst sea.
st1o. c1rnfucef iu Ne kiug nsigh-
n.r,,,f. Nrrerhr 81 Mlss Aia Serb
- ut..ssf L. tas tsschvr.
Etrs as o. sc Frct briggs abe -
y si tgs.n
Etsts n O.. Ia has besu shinglei.
Tlsttft "a electric ughts vsrv hghi.
e - trsi trs "Wednesday svsuiug
F-,t Cuuu.tg. hss gous % GoraAn.
n al -oft Us uiutsr.
~ earn Pierce wtesisr 10 o. move
AZ it'r go tI'sgr
Tssrts~ vrfs q Aurora EncAmFnsri
A. N-ttsy t.sht
90 gree. ssvs Ign ., pa, 10 thslr
f,sitss t.tg slFrns.
L Tfirtsf 49, sIfs afe az Mrs. flstch-
- hrffs Hoe. Bstianiu \. rpsils,
Eei slrrsf
~ Lu.t T''cruh r. ssrioesly sict
dsfavtfi = ,lsrv prrssutsi ne usas.
NY scfts 10 fisctiou Gay. 10 = SAID
aE sstfft. srrses In tas village Gno-
49, itFsf ftTs rnur rulri.
81, ssf,lfs ~srs coraisut % siciofI
lsTsv ali 90 Rapahucsns Vii hsvs an
go rr d. -f.rrfNif. whicA they pfupo-e
= II rryt N1riav eight
u 80 hNi thers siN - severe.
4, 49, 30 iar P'.t cfl,s under ne usS
N-tsifs' I'M Pet MASTER ffoihing
it- s,f 90 a. sri onuging ssslstsnts
itls tF.t tss .r-e satisfactorily - a.,
a., o. ID ste 1si oar accommodations,
a. o. -t-rsf of kssp.ug ne orice can
H. approved
u A Fl.sr "a Zen ga.ic slct tufiug
g a. s'st as - stu ooriaei 10 ne
i.ss
a-l'gs n III Cord has ne agcucY for
A. az NTrssy f1r TO sxcs'lsut bolt
~ ,olu NJ story % ne Wa ~
~ MAJ Lvsrmofs. at TIE Beau.
~ s,'T q c1upsnl1n book f1r ne
-. t1tiA-.rg nArrsilvs history OF
- tfftis f.rrrfci in 10 B.h's Per-ou.
-'-tg 'arstnNs softs oil So vel q
~ lsss tants
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

For C.,srrh Dilute and iuh,le D I r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
Democratic EIectors,
apecial to tho Gazette.

sEeOtnl 70 C5S15kkG,
TYLER, TEX Oct. l6-Your reporter
was to-day handed this Communication by
Mr.. Finley for publication.
4 communication from N. W. Finley,
chairman Of the state Democratic sxacp.
tive committee.
IL answer to the Dsny inquiries IS TO
a correct list Of the Demo. ratio electors
tor President and Vic s-Fresident the FOL
loving is q trus and correct list, ay which
alI counties are to be guided:
State atLsrgt-A. W. Terrell Of Travis.
J. W. Bsjley Of Cooke.
Fast D.stric:-A. T. Mckinney Of
Second District-E. C. Dickinson OF
Cherokee
Third District-R. c. DeGraTenried OF
Gregg.
Fourth District-Howard Templeton o.
Hopkins.
Fifth District-John Il. Cable OF Wise,
j. A. Carroll having resigned on SC,
court OF press Of busir ess
Sixth Distr.c.-J. S. Woods CT Kaui-
man.
Seventh D!strlc:-G. A. Levi in place
OF Ed Lynn, the regular nominated
eieCsUIJ NuO 0eb tenQeEeO his resignation
GU account Of his appointment as COL
lector CT Customs.
Eighth District-W. S Fly of Gonzales.
Ninth District. Il. McLeary OF Be xsr.
Eleventh. District-W. q. Cowau CT No
Ian IN place OF Coryell, resigned.
l suggest that in printing the tickets no
difference be made as to the character Of
The electors, whether from the Stale az
lsrse or from the Districts, and therefore
that their pieces Of residence DO not
appear upon The tickets. Tie heading OF
the tickets should simply be "Demr cr.tic
Ticket" EsXs should follow "E ectoye
for President And ce-Presidert.n
N>xS should come the names Of
the electors. As TO the preparation
CT the balsEce OF the ticket for state,
county and other offices OF course th.t is
generally understood. I beg to excuse
myself from replying to many letters ak
ind 6 correct list CT the electors upon the
ground thai until this moment did not
have them myself. N. WEBB FINLEY,
Cnsirman OF the State Democratic Exec
utiVe ccmmi.ree.
Oc5cbsr lG, 1888.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
HswItt's G cceptapco,

NEW YORK, Oct. 16 -Mayor Hewitt
made public letter addressed to the
committee Of the citizsns' msss-meeting
which recently nominated him to the
msyoral5Y. He accepts the nomination,
but will be glad to withdraw II Tammsny
will consent TO let the CiEzan'5 committee
choose a clean Democrat other than him
self for Tsmmany. Hewitt oenounces
Tamnsny as secre: oligsrchy, 6
political tIust, and an orsan;z st1on
that seeks irresponsible control of city
affairs for its political purposes. Re-
gsrdi1g the criticism Of his views on in
migration and citizenship Mr.. Hewitt
states he WAS sulhor Of that plank in the
Demcciatic national plslform of 1884
which oppoEed 1.-THE importation Of for
eign labor o. ths admission
of seTyile rsces untitled By
habits, training religion, OF
kindred for absorption with the. great
body CT our people or for the citizenship
which cur laws confer: snd to the ailsgs-
ton OF his being s Know. Nothing Mr..
Hewitt says: 81 have not snd never have
had sny sympathy with the Know Nothing
movement which sought to deny Office to
citizens Of foreign birth and federation
to religious belief, but on The general
question OF preserving the purity OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
Pamela County Republioaps.
OF the Gazette,

CARTHAGE, TEX, Oct. 15.-The Re
publican county convention met here
Saturday in the courthouse and was
called to order by W. q. McCsryer,
cha rmsn OF the county executive com
mittee. Alter Explaining the object Of
the convention he made quite q lengthy
speech in which he complained Of the
unjust lava OF the state, which he said
Disseminated egsins. the colored man.
He urged the co!ored voters to stand to-
gether and supper. nc nal fer office who
WAS not in favor OF the cclorsd mans
rights before the laR. Sswne Boykiu
was elected temporary ch.irn,n and j. q.
Burns, secretary. The uaual committees
were appointed, and after being out 8
short time returned and recommend ".
81. McCsrver for permanent chairman
and George Chadwick for secretary
The committee or resolutions snd plat
form reported q resolution inGorsicg the
r publican ratloas! ticket, declaring in
favor If tie Blair bill, iLdcrs!ng Marion
Martin f;f Governor ED ": Z Farmer,
,h2 UnioD L,bor Candidate fog Congress
IN this district. The above resolutions
were adopted unanimously,
l. seemed from the tx 2lans.ion OF tie
Chairman in opening the CONVEX
tion tas. the principal otj2ct Of!
the convention WAS to settle
among themselvsE. who they wopld SUD-
parritor county otficGs, the selection to be
made from the Candidates announced who
are ell Democrats. There IVES faction
opposed 10 tais, and urged the members
to let every msp vote for his choice as the
Democrats were going to do. The com.
mittee OF resolutions recommended this
course in their report and when is WAS
rehd, McCarver, VINO has opposed to the
resolution left the chair and led the
forces, and the ms 1rity being with him,
prevented the adoption of this part Of the
report. After wrsngling all day they sd-
jouEned over until Frids7 next when
they meet sgain 80 finish their
work. Tie convention was composed
entirely O; negroes. McCarver is G
colored school teacher OF this county, a
leading polisicisn AMI IS the Republican
Presidential elec:or for this dis yict.
a. nigh. Hon. GeorEe c. Pendleton,
Speaker CT the House Of Representatives,
spoke to a lsrgs audience IN the Court
house. He salY represented the csuse CT
Democracy and his remarks were well re-
ce!vsd by his hen7ers, who frequently
gaya evidence ct their appreciation by
5ud and prolonged cheering.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17

=, Fort WAYNE, IND Oct. 16 In &c
cordance with the programme, Jutg:
chairman and party took the reguls.
train and were wnirled rapidly on toward
this city. A. the indianapolis depot q
nesrty cheer WAS given by the crowd
there assembled. AS the train passed
slowly through the city bandsnras we're
waved and h2srty cheers greeted his
appearance. The stations slopg the way
gave welcome. Arcadia is : small Sta
ion whose Demo Gratis had telegrsphed
ahead, asking for 3 speech, and when the
trsin came to d step 200 people were in
visiting with banners, cnd Governor Grey
made few remarks to them. Atlanta
cheered for Thurman and Grey. As the
train pulled cut one enthusiastic man
shouted: "NoW boiler again." and they
do so Four or FIVE hundred people stood
in the rain at Upton and cheered
enthusiastically. The Judge AID the
Governor spoke bri fy. Al K0komo G
crowd Of 1900 on the tops OF freight cars,
on the platform sEd on the track cneered
again and again. Judge Thurman sims
pig had time TO thank them before the
train started. Another crowd equally rs
large and every bit IS enthusiastic greeted
The Judge at Peru. Jadge Thurman and
Governor Grey both spoke briefly. When
Wabash WAS reached the crowd Of 1000
cheared at sight of the Judge, who intro
duced Governor Grey, and they shouted
more than ever. Five hundred people st
Andrews and IS many more at HunIing-
ton showed their Democracy by hearty
applause st the sigh. of the Judge. Sey-
sral thousand people were at Fort Wsyne
depot headed by the Hendricks club and
a band, and gave most enthusiastic
greeting. The party were st once taken
to hotel, where another large crowd
YVES in waiting and gave them VAIN
welcome. The Judge retired to supper
st once, while the crowd outside kept toe
gether aud called for different f4yorites,
Who We're in turn greeted by them. The
Judge was in good health and ia expect
ing good time tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
Blsw the Top Of :Bis Head Oh

correspondence Of Inc GdzeEte.
ALBANY, TEX, Oct. 15.-Oa the even.
ing of the 18th near sing Sun on Desd.
msn's creek IN the northwestern portion
Of the county, one Anthony Sasffar com
mittei suicide By shooting himself in the
he'd. He was living alone OF the fam
Of A. G. Cox az the time, snd when lis
pltlYswas discovered he was upon the
SltsBt the bed with Winchester rife in
one hand and 8 shotgun in the other. Both
guns had been fred CT and it is sup
posed thst he manipulated them with his
toes. The whole top OF his head was
blown CT presenting ghastly
sight. It is believed thst he hiss
relatives living in Bsstrop county.
Beyond this nothing Is Known OF his
history. though be has been living in this
and Jones counties for q number Of
years past. The cause assigned for this
rash act is religious excitement, IS he
lef. note addressed to his friends asking
them to Join the Christian church and
live for Christ and meet him in heaven.
Mr.. Shaffer was of German extraction,
good character and commanded the
respect and esteem Of all who knew him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17

wsy company of San Antoine,
Tex, AID Is stakeholder
sra director IN the Texas National Bank
Of SAl Antorio. His military record
shows thai Ia the early part Of the late
civil Wsr NJ Wss second lieutenant Of
Company E, Sjxty-seventh New YORK
Volunteers; thst he was frat pelsioIed
on the 5lst day of October, 1865, at S11 %
Der month from February 6, 1868; that
October l, 1874, a new cert fcare was
issued to him at 81 so per month from
August u, 1864, and at Sl1 % per month
from April l, 1874 In February, 1875,
upon his application his pension was
increased to So per month from jan
uary q, 1875. On November ., 1879, his
application for allowance OF arrears was
If acsed and on November 3, 1875, upon
the report OF special medical exsmina
ton his name WAS stricken from the pen
sion list, bu. he was subsequently REIN
stated to the pension role under 8 Rapnb-
lican administration and is now drawing
apens!on at the rate OF S15 per month.
The papers on file in his original claim
for pension and in his subsequent sp-
plications for Increase CT pensions for
arrears and for restoration to the pension
rolls, are quite Voluminous, AID II pub
Hshed would be quite interesting to those
who are best scquainteG with Colonel
Belknsp's physicai and financial condi-
ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17

Continued on Fourth Page.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
CHICAGO TRADERS BANK.
i Report from the Rsceixsr-stranse Dis
Crep0nc:es:

/ Report from the Rsceixsr-stranse Dis
crcponc;es: :.
. CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 1G.-The receiver
OF the Traders Bank made psrtial re-
port to the court this morning. The az.
sets are shown to be- S9Ol, $50, and the
Liabilities $685. but 8. supplemented
paragraph SAWS that this statement does
not include S6S6.0 bills receivable and
S45 coo in checks which bear the endorse
,mept OF the bank, snd sAonId go into it's
uabilit!es.
RutleE's indebtedness to the bank WAS
shown to be Sl5,332 and cmong the es.
sets note for SIS 900 made by Cashier
raliman, snd also al overdEait for SIS, 900
sgainet j.. 2. Moriarty (Agen.). For
whom Morisrty was agent does not ap.
pesr. A numoer Of strange discrepancies
were found in the accounts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17

Suffrage and the dignity of citizenship /
Stand where l always have stood, on the
declaration CT the Democratic platform.
am warm advocate OF revenue re
form and intend to support and
vote for the Democratic candidates
Tor President and Vice-President. l
stand n 'his struggle for law and order
frst and then for Individual liberty in
sl respects where It has not been re-
stricted by lsw. To all unnecessary re-
stric.ion OF individual liberty 1 am ua-
alterably opposed