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The Abyssinian General.

Ras Alula, the Abyssinian leader Is described as
about forty years OF age, little above the average
height-say about feet inches He Is very
well built, has broad shoulders and deep chest.
when makes MN look shorter than he really is. He
Win any man Ia his army IN feats OF skin such as
nolng and shooting. He Is a great SPORTSMAN
when ne mas time 70 devote to the chase Winch
iatteriy has not been very often. He wears his
nair cut short as rule, and lets 1t grow naturally
not piaiting u IKE the majority OF bis nation MS
lace oval his nose OF good shape his mouth small
set on 6y good teeth. HIS whole feafures ara
regular, and when he smiles, which ne often does
when talking In private and not before his follow.
ers, MS lace Is most pleasing and his manner
winning. He can be very stern, and on business
statue.
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ATTORNEYS.

nIVORCES A SPECIALLY BY LAWYER OF
La any expe rien in this city Consultation
strcly confidential AND with, ut charge Low charges
to deserving poor Address ATTORNEY z star once,
John ANBLER SMITH
q COUNSELOR AT LAW
SsS st NV. practices before courts Of D. O., Va.
Nd ana NY. sel9-1ms
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON ATTORNEY-AT
~ Law. barbour Law Building. 49O Louisiana
avenue Washington. " - ke.,aencs. LIS Ii &C
q. a22
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KILLED u STONE QuABKY.-About 5:45 O'Clock
last evening John N0rtnouse, aged thirty years.
was Instantly killed while AZ work In the stone
ouarry az Niller's lime ktlnA. near Cumberland,
Nd He was engaged with number OF other men
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patch from Ringwood, N. j., says: Mr.. Robert
CARROTS condition continues favorable He was
morning walking about the grounds OF the Miller
mansion. He Is furnished with illustrated papers,
put Is not allowed 10 zee the daily newspapers
tanning stock quotations. DIR. Jacobs says that
MI. Garrett talks very little about his business
anairR
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SPECIALTIES.

DILES OF WHATEVER FORM No MATTER
y how long standing. speedily cured Treatment
almost painless lo cutting) and loss of time from
business. DR. SHkADEl, (specialist for Diseases Of
the kectum.) Once and residence, SOx 0tn st NV
CONSULTATION free. oc16-lm.
II cure any case Of rheumatism, Neuraigia Catarrh
Asthma. Insomnia Paralysis Weakness Loss Of Man
ispsy Dyspepsis Faulty Circulation. Cold swesty
and all Female Complaints Practce not confined 70
office. Dk. j. W. HAYWARD, Electric Specialist
1919 L st. NV. ocl2-lm
AR MULLER S2S 18TH ST. NV, TREATS
tarrh &C.
OcS-1ms
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DENTISTRY.

nR r. J. HYATT. DEAIlsT. ST. CLOUD
~ building, 9th and sts., Room a., en-
tracts Teeth without pain, with sersted hypnotic.
which is safe, pleasant and efectuaL se22-4w.,l
LNkEE DENTAL INFIkAAkYl TEETH FILLkD
l. and Artificial Teeth inserted without Charge ex-
cept cost Of material at 1870 IL 81 Dental Depart
ment u Columbian University, from to pm daily
except unday Extraction free. innrmary open FROM
October LIST - june Both se26-2ul
nR STARR PARSONS DENTIST, 9TH ST, COR
~ Der Gold aud Anlalg Film special
~. faln prevented in extracting by Applications
gums: aching teetL saved: aruncisA leetl iusertsl
mLZG
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs Fur IRON RAILING. DEPOT
Quartermaster's Uffice, Mashington d. C., October
TO- lbSS. Sailed PROPOSALS, an riplcate subject 10
tie usua Conditions, Viii oe received AT this Ofce
til ELEkEA O'CioCk A. NJ, SvkkMbfk ENIh,
1888 when they will be Opened. for iuIuishins and
erecting about sixteep hundred feet o. Iron hal ing
the soldiers Hole National Cemetery the of
Mashiieon. D. e. Preference Will be given 10 articles
Of domestic production manufacture conditions Of
quality aud price incudns IN the OF foreign
ductiOns or manufacture the duty thereonl being
equal contract will he awarded Iishiu.
ARTICLES Of foreign production or manufacture wnyn
the article, suitable quality, Of domestic produ
Iunufscture be blamed Ali I'M will
be FURNISHED application ~ this Office. The right Is
reserved 10 reject al bids IIuposals should
Enclosed sealed envelopes, Indorseu .ropOsAr
Iron hsilinx" and addressed TO the undersgped- u.
Il DANDY, Deputy Quarterma ster- General. u. b.
Army. ocl2-6t
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Near Donaldson, schuylkil County, Pa, sunday.
months-old child In her arms, her son willie aRed
SIX Years, aimed gun &C her. The weapon went
child with sn0I Both are In u critical c0pdition.
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EDUCATIONAL
WASHINGTON
w KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE
tortne trimming Of teacherx
with
Model xtpderearten aud Primary Schos
. Established 1874
Nm LOUISA POLLOCK. Principal
oc4 1917 lOthss
'ELocur1oN. ORAroRY.-

"ELocur1os. ORAroRY.-
The Ar Of a. Arts: no persons education n COM
Few PERSONS know what powers they possess until
this Art develops them So lrtni
danshter but one hind Of EDUCATION. should select
III: AZ, !, win q. them for toi NE
Csssa,s Class, sSnpecss 3c.9osg 1855
o6SksE Il oksfdk
I'll vPs Pl sE c0UKsE II AITiNG;
ton 81 II equal equal
10 the trnns OF any OF Coleye II
Voice Culture, Pronunciation, Expressive Readins.
English AutSSra snd sSsle.es sSren
THE PROFESSIONAL COURSE IN oRAroRY
and and optS
sps.Lns Actual Frscs,ss IN Pulpit oTesG.s!
ssc. in 10 Actual F sae u IN sisl
Dinner Speeches; I l. Actual Practice ia Anecdote-
Mastey of the English Lsnsuass: Is Asss R..d "
ing: 16. Dramatic GESTURE.
THE PROFESSIONAL COURSE IN ACTING
Acting: SSanteip.rs Assins seene ae q n
Facial Expression P.n.omime persSnatiSn: faieei
the Sa p Ol 9Ss in the
The method is indorsed by all Professions. We have
.sop i ssSn | fra kss sE
hs pr,f Idx C ToSpsend: Hay ESQ.,, and hum
Snrs physicians tesesers Of snvns teachers Of eo.
prominent business and social people OF the
city and also members Of the L. s Senate and House
of Representatives have been pupils here
LESSONS in CLASS or PRIVATE. AZ p&ge Cata-
lokue Free. MARTYR COLLEGE OF ELOcUTION
City Z. o.. Washington D. c. sel5
TINE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARAToRY
Of With corps Of seven en- ns,r ssn
9rs. Ihor9ush preperation given for college, the
U. Naval and Military Academies, and Toe bust
ness. For catalogues further in apply
1883 H st n W. A. =. MONTAGUE, Pr D.. Princi-
pal se4-:iln
A HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS
"A singly or in small classes. Apply to
VIM. H. PUTNAM. A. NJ,
se19-3mo At Sanders l. staymsn's, 934 F st NV
A ELLINGTON ACADEMY, SAUL BUILDINa
"A 81 9TH ST.. opp. U. s Patent Offica
Fall term OF 1855 begins September Ia.
Day and evening sessiouA
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FINANCIAL.

No. ". CohooA. JNO. ". MCCARTNEY
q Member n. y. Stocx Tx
CORSON MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l9 ST. NV
Bankers aud Dealers in Government Bonds
DEPOSITS Exchange. Loana Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds aud ali securities listed
on the Exchanges OF New York Philadelphia, Boston
anu Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made of investment securities District
Bonds aud ali Local Railroad Gas Insurance aud lel.
ephJne stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone stock BOUGHT and sold tx
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THE TRADES.

- PECIALTY IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
- Century Magazines bound tor % and 40 cent "a
hi LlSk11 blNDEAA lestAbll.nea loa5l, lOI2
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VCRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL
OPENED SEPT IL, AT 123 18TH ST.
Learn to speak French correctly, to pronounce It
WELL lake lessons from experienced and successful
teacher. NILE v. PRUD,hoMME's method is at
tractive thorough and rapid In thirty abe
give two years knowledge Trial lesson tree Try ten
lessons 90. References. Hon. and Mrs. 3. b Cox
sul4-3m
A BUSINESS EDUCATION - BOOK KEEPING
a Penmanship. Arithmetic. Grammar, OrIhosrsphy
History. IyPewrting re rapid progress ressonstle
SCHOOL, 407 cast Capitol st au25-6m
SCHOOL OF MUSIC ESTABLISHED 1871
J11G 10th ct. NV New courses for Piano and
Church OrIan. assuring most rapid pro9resa Church
organ for practice. THEO INGALLS, KING Principal
SEA BIN
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LADIES GOODS

A LADY FORMERLY cARRYINo ON DRESS
hmskine in New York would Ike the pstronasr OF q
lev Of the Washington ladies at her resdepc. prrl
feet % assured. Address INA Virginia ave sw
oc15-l~s
COMMITTING NEW. - IMITATION IFATHrR
New frust Children, scrap fscturS Gifi Caris stud.
les 70 Paint Gold Paint tlocl Japanese C,oods DC
s-s. ocl3-lms
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
CARPETS CARpErs., CA.pErsu,

We are daily receiving our Fall supply of BIGEIOw
LOWELL HARTFORD WILTON CARPETS BoDY
BRUSSELS. MOQUET-. vELvErS, TAPESrkIES
THREE-PLYS. INGRAINs. aud ART SQUARES
RUGS. MATS. CURTAINS. and DRAWINGS in area
VARIETY. An inspection VI our stock u solicited.
se25-3m HOOE, BRO. CO.. 1873 St
b. LEPREUX AGO.
d. u0imerly with 4 Hanson Hiss ca
WALL PAPERS
We have lust received large cLnsigumsnt M nav
errtng patterns We are selling ali loo white HACK
ispeis g yards long, for loo per piece Gut Papers
fron. 1oc- TO ~ Embossed GIT from 35c 70 IA. All
work guaranteed nrst-ciasa frssco Painting aud
Uniting specially.
tn stteet cars pass The door. myl
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SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE THREE EN-.
- tire floors. National Bank Of the Republic Building
corner 9TH anG sta Five street lines pass
the door. Institution established 1864 bust.
mess education that 9ualihes young and
self support and useful lives Day and
The business course embraces: Spencers Rapid Writ
ing. Orthoeraphy, the English Language Correspond
variety Of business Business Practice Vocal and Phys
cal Culture 10y the Delsarte stem; Civica including
ments Of Political Economy and ComL Law; Coml.
s;ons & Tuition lees Year schol.rship day ses-
month,y instruments Of $40 each. $40 By the OUR
ter ten weeks, payable on entering, 420 Night
sions: Year schnrp $50 three months, SIG. Special
courses Departments for Stenography. Rtman Short
English Branches; Delsarte school of Expression.
Write or cali for illustrated annual announcement.
srra Hs on and after Monday Aug HENRY
vice-Principal L. GARFIELD SPENCER, Secre-
tary. aul3
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FILLED HIS MorHER WIFE s.or.-Wbre Mrs
Wm- Morgan OF Donaldson, Pa, was sitting I'm her
dining room nursing her infant. her six-year-oId
son picAeo up . shotgun, just laid down by his
GRANDPA her, and discharged it In the direction or
his mother. The entire charge entered the head.
face, breast and shoulders Of the unfortunate NO,
Iaan and the back and head OF the infant Neither
is yet dead. but little hope Is entertained Tor their
recovery.
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OF Crittenden County, Ark, relates thrilling story
Of the experience OF two OF his deputies at Jones'
Landing a few days ago. Two negroes living at
Jones' Landing were wanted at Marion for some
onense ana two deputy sherifrs were instructed
10 arrest them. the oneers arrived at Jones'
house Of one Of the negroes and stated their
business The negro insisted on their read
door OF his house. The Warrant WAS re aug
but the negro still refused TO open the door
Mr.. stuart, one Of the deputies, became Impatient
or he would break L down The negro replied qSsi
he would kill any one who atteInptsd 10 enter the
house stuart and AND his companion were undaunted
house. but heard the ominous "click" OF a pun.
lock. They rexeated, and the gun was discba rged
did not wound him. The oflcers left the prernises
hurriedly and concluded TO arrest the OF her NEGRO
prst. They had no trouble In putting the second
slOry OF their adventure with the other. he de-
nounced the conduct Of the shootist as foolish in
MIN to me Castle s they had trsd ~0v vs, take
storm, he would Try what moral suasion from 4
friend and neighbor would do with the garrison.
ties and their prisoner proceeded TO the scene OF
the unsuccessful ATTEMPT 10 arrest The house
was dark ana not a sound was heard. The oficers
entered the yard and one OF them called on the
garrison TO come forth. The effect was startling
Not only the garrison, but seven other stalWart
Tne neg all armed Win sn1tganA came forth
make night they would be filled full OF holes
They accepted the statement as true and made no
resistance. The cords that bound their prisoner
were cut and gun was put In his hands. Now
you white men git or move on yuh an CHM outen
dis deestrict, /" said the leader OF the mob gun
was rred at the same instant, ami the minions Of
the Law. thinking hostilites had begun In earnest
ned without delay. They reached Marion without
being harmed and reported their adventure. Sher-
IN Werner Immediately detailed posse OF men,
VINO went TO Jones Landing and arrested all the
negroes who took part in the anair. They were
taken 10 Marion, and will be tried when the Crimi-
nal Court convenes.
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EMERSON INSTITUTE.
~ 9l4 l4th St.. bet and K sts,
select CLASSICAL and Mathematical School for Young
Men and Boys
Begins Its thirty-seventh Year MONDAY. SEPTEM-
Der "a.
Prepares for Harry I'd iae. Princeton Johns Hop
ktns, and other COLLEGES and Univer siies; for tie
Scientific Schools. Y. s. Military aud Naval Academles
aud for business. For particulars address
se2S-Om CHAS. b. YOUNG. Princinal
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Mt. VERNON SEMINARY
HOO. 11O4. HOG. 1l16 NJ St and 1los 1lthst
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Fourteenth year opens WI DNESDAY OCTOBER I'd
for reception OF boarding pupils: THURSDAY, OCTO-
Der 4th Tor reception Of day pupils.
All applications for admission to the dav scbool
should be made prior to October lst
se5-2m Mrs. T. j. SOMERS, PRINCIPAL
FUNHE McDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL 1000 18TH
Il st. 1924 Mass. ave-, and 1928 St English and
French Boardink aud Day school for young ladies aud
little girls sixth year beRlns September 26, 1888
For Information address the Principal,
se22-lm Miss ANNA ELLIS.
Nj ISIS J. A. DABNEY, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
M 1910 X St n. W.
Special attention given to beginners
Terms moderate. seo-.1ms
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bUkION MACAFEE. A. NJ, ND
Principal
Circulars at sauls seedstore and the Bookstores m
VTNHE WASHINGTON CHOOL OF ELOCUTION
Il and oratory, 904 NJ st NV
seventh annual session b rins September 10.
Private and class instruction day and evening in
VOICE CULTURE fnd ORATORY. Daily clAsses for
boys and girls in English Branches Modern language
Latin, Mathematics, Vocal aud Instrumental Music
otammer1ng successfu ly cured. seS-45ts
L pill Of VIM. Mason. n Y
SGRANT PLACE
se20-1ms bet 9th and 10Th a and n NV
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kErT his CoFPIN on HAND FOR A YEAR-Dr 8
NJ Kern, one OF the Oest-know citizens OF Gambia
county, Pa, died suddenly sunday aged sixty fiye
Years he was man OF marked ability and some
peeuliarities A year ago he suffered from incin:
snt paralysis and, In anticipation OF death pro-
cured cofnn made 10 his order on IL, arrival
the doctor carefully inspecte the workmanshtn
satisfied himself as TO the proper oimen,lons nab
for II, and had n stored for subsequent u.s..
Though skiliIul MUSICIAN, he was averse TO the
practice OF medicine, preferring farming.
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DEATH OF A MINISTER ON A TRAIS.-Rey DIR. Beal.
n schmucker. pastor OF Trinity Lutheran Church
OF the Irasnguration, OF Pottstown, died yester
Day morning OF heart disease on the PhlladeIphia
add Recalling Railroad train, near PhOanixvtIe
ehlie on his way 10 Philadelphia DR.. Schmucker
was sixty three years old and was one OF the hesf
known Lutheran clergymen In America
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Between oounteous nature and generous pen.
sion system there is more prompting TO shiftiess.
moss IMAM anywhere else In the North. Fruits
hogs and pensions are the mainstay or the coun'
try. man Can grow all he needs for the snEwar
In little garden: His pigs run wild, and between
canning Lis fruit and saiting down mis- bacon be
can provioe LOT an ordinary winter. When shoes
must be bought he can cut load OF oak ar avaS tr
the woods and get Sc for them or he can ordsr nis
wife 70 make lew brooms out OF the broom corn
In the yard. Tobacco costs nothing, and WHISKY
Is almost suspiclousiy plenty ana pure. In the
winter church meetings take place in fbe utai ria
school nousss but through most Of the year woods
churches are very frequently run across
They consist OF planks laid upon logs Tor the peo
pie and an upright pulpit, precisely ike a secf.nn
o. board fence, ios the dominic. The circuses
They come along In boats on the ONO River. and
the shows are given In the bouts, some OF which I
are said 70 be very grandly ntted up Old Uncie
John Rooinsons son Eugene u the Amusement
prince OF that region. He has two boats on tina
Ohio, and when they are put together they form
big circus ring and auditorium. A man In GRAY.
ford cold his boots 70 60 20 RobinsOnp show ma
August. one Of his nelghboes h nov Iryin0 to Tes
takers for his farm, which ~ wants 20 RET an
ClevelandS election.
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SS0O MAPLEW0oD INSTITUTE, FOR BOTH
Business Graduating. English Graduating, Scientitic
and College preparatory Special care to little
boys Highly recommended by patrons. JOSEPH
SHORTL1DGE (Yale). A. M, Pr tcsleot;m
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nj ISIS SCHMITTS KINDERGARTEN AND PRI-
NJ mary Class, 4Ol Sd st. NV. Conveyance from
nnrtnMestern secuo teacher accompanying. ATTIC
HLATI0N and SPEECH READING taught the Deaf.
se1T-lms
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Transfers Of Real Estatc.

\ SGT BOB DAMAGES BoR ARREsT-John r
Wells mas by Mr.. d. W. Classic entepsd sn,,
against the washington Market Co.. for $40 600
fOT false arrest, &c Wells alleges that on Augusf
u, LIST, the defendant, through Special OIiicer
". J. Capner, caused him while in the lawful ex
ercise o. his business, al his stand In marker N
Dc suspected oil a felony. by selling and dragging
him tlerefrom and lnprtsoning him
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-09-12

most determined drive was made al tha

most determined drive was made at the
grangers in the last hour, by which all
the list was affected, and the majority of
the list are lower this evening in
consequence. The early figures from
London this morning were lower than our
prices OF Saturday, and the bears immedi-
ateiy attacked ST. Paul, which London also
sold, with some others. The general list,
however, exhibited a strong tone and soon
broke away from st. Paul, while number
OF the inactive list developed marked
strength, Hooking Valley leading, the near
ness of the decision on the suit for s., 000,-
600, which the friends of the road con-
fidently expect will be in favor OF the COM
pany, stimulating buying. The general
list sympathized with those stocks and be-
fore noon most OF the list showed small
gains for the mornings work. The i'm
proved tone, however, gave way later and
these advances were generally wiped out,
though the character OF tine dealings I'M
derwent no change. Among the stocks
showing unusual strength to-day were the
stocks OF the small coal companies, though
the stocks OF the great coal carrying roads
were rather sluggish as n rule. The
Northern Pacific group also displayed con-
siderable tirmness, especially late in the
day, though only the Oregon Improve
ment company made any rise. The drive
was ed after the delivery hour with
great force. and, while the grangers were
the principal sufferers, everything on the
list was affected, and the lowest figures
were reached shortly before the close
The dividend for st. Paul was offered for
per cent. in the board to-day, without
takers. The opening figures were made at
irregular changes from Saturdays closing
prices, and this irregularity was seen in
the early dealings almost till noon, and,
while the trading was quiet in the usually
active shares, the lowest priced specialties
became more active and most OF them
strong, and did not show signs of weak
ening until toward p. m. Denver
* Rio Grande was a feature of the after
moons market, and with Hooking Valley
led the upward movement. Business be-
came more active in the last hour and the
grangers slumped off quite rapidly, carry
ing the rest of the list with them, even the
specialties giving way under the pres
sure. The close was quiet and weak, gen.
orally at the lowest prices reached. Most
OF the list show declines tonight, but with
the exceptions of st. Paul, which is down
l. per cent, and Northwestern which lost
/ per cent, the losses are for fractional
amounts only, while Hooking Valley rose
p and Denver & Rio Grande, both COM
mon and preferred, u per cent The
market was little more active than the
average OF last week. The railroad bond
market was quiet to-day; though there
was no special activity anywhere in the
list, the sales OF all issues reached 81 1885,
600. The tone of the trading unlike that
in shares was strong throughout, and al
most everything traded in shows advance
this evening. The gain of most Importance
was the Chesapeake & Ohio and South
western second 4 to rs. Government
bonds were quiet but firm. State bonds
we're dull and steady.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-09-12
THE MISSIONARIES MEET.
BIG DEMONSTRATION AT NEW ALBANY
Another Old Republican Pronounees For
Cleveland-Tarif Talks at warsaw
Large Meeting at Paoli-POle
Raisings-Sotes, Etc.

NEW ALBANY, Sept 10-lSpecial THE
democrats Of Floyd county are wild with
enthusiasm tonight The largest and most
demonstratve meeting held by either party in
this city in many years hes just closed. Over
twenty uniformed clubs, bearing torches, two
mounted clubs, also with torches, and several
large wagons were in the procession, which was
. mile in length. There were hundreds of flags,
banners and transparencies. Cannon roared.
great bonfres lit up the suburbs. martial bands
added their rattle to louder noise Of
the brass bands, fireworks blazed upward
in all parts of the city. and the people added
their shouts to the general and wild enthu-
siasm. There were delegations from Harrison
Crawford and Clark counties; Jacksonville
sent down half dozen uniformed and torch
bearing clubs: Louisville sent over big crowd,
and the city democracy were out en- masse. It
vas q great and glorious demonstration, where
ut "Ah Ben's' friends are greatly depressed,
particularly ss many democrats appeared in
the procession that they had been claiming as
having gone over to Harrison. The occasion
vas the reception Of the gallant soldier-stand
ard-bearers Of the democracy, Gov. Matson and
LieutGov. Myers. 1t was an immense, 9
royal greeting 10 these champions OF the peo-
pie. The speeches were TO the point, covering
briefly as possible the questions at issue be-
tween the two parties. Matson was delayed a
couple Of hours in his arrival by an accident TO
his train but his reception was none the less
cordial when he did arrive.