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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-20

Inc erection OF overhead wires In Washington
- prohioitet after september 18th, and Congress
mas indicated It's purpose to bury "all electric
Wires' at its next session. Every new system OF
overhead wires authorized by the Commissioners
In the perioi allowed them In which to consider
ana report the best general plan for such burial
ADDS endorsements TO the ranks OF the opponents
OF the abolition OF overhead wires and discredits
IN measure the plans OF interment TO be proposed
Dy the Commissioners. For IL is not TO be
expected that these OfIiciaIs would make
use OF the brief period before september 18th,
granted TO enable existing lines TO maintain them
selves in condition TO do public service, for the
purpose OF authorizing q new system OF lines and
It's expensive erection, II they really believed that
congress, upon Information furnished by them,
was about TO put all these wires underground
Undoubtedly the construction OF electric railway
wires would be followed by most vigorous resist
ance to their subsequent burial, and perhaps
the whole plan OF aDolishing the overhead
wires might thereby be defeated 1t
would BE- gratifying, as suggested, to
exhibit to the convention Of railway repre-
sentatives which meets In this city on the 1st Of
october an electric road, though the railroad men
are douotless acquainted with the overhead system,
as they represent in part, the cities in which that
system Is said TO have been tried and discarded
But a more creditable and striking exhibit to the
world at large will be that OF city In which there
Is no swerving from the demand that the overhead
wires must go, and whose legislature adheres to
its wise decision upon this point for several months
N succession, and does not permit its Will TO be
cefeated by indrectlon. II the local railroads will
substitute grooyed rails for the present abomina-
lions, run more and better cars, and experiment
with some improved motor which does not involve
the characterization or the streets with galows-
shaped poles and dangerous wires they will make
The display 10 the convention which viii be most
satisfactory to the city.
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The latest developments in the Thingvalla-
Gelser disaster WILL II confirmed by the formal in
qury, make some OF the officers OF the tll-Iated,
vessel wish that they had gone down with 1t to the
bottom OF the sea According TO Capt. Laub's ac-
count, which several Of the survivors corroborate
the weather was not thick, in spite OF a slight
rain, but so clear that objects five six hundred
feet away were distinctly visible. There Is evil
dence, also, that the Geiser sighted the
Thingvalla5 lights two hours before
the collision, but for some reason failed to get
out OF her way. As a vessel OF the size and style
OF an ocean screw steamer can turn at right
angles 10 her course In the space OF about three
ships lengths, there seems TO have been no excuse
for permitting the two craft TO come together
The fact Is, however, that carele5sness too often
prevails on the deck OF passenger steamer during
the night. 1t Is tiresome work for O subordinate
oricer, after a day OF broken rest to go upon the
bridge and Keep on the alert for every
sight and sound Instances have come 10
light repeatedly where the Lelmsman was the
only person awake all the time. At intervals,
when 1t seemed necessary or desirable, he would
make Use Of his means OF waking up the officer In
charge, and at the successive signals of the bells
the stereotyped "Alrs WELT" would be passed from
mouth to mouth by men too sleepy to be conscious
OF what they were doing. The idea on which they
acted was that the path OF the vessel was clearly
marked; that other ships would keep out OF the
way, and that, as there was no stormy weather in
prospect everything would 90 on as well with
out watching as with 1t. such a disaster
as the Geisers 1t shall be shown on inquiry that
II could have been avoided by exercising those pre-
cautions which the travelling pubic had right TO
expect, Will make ocean travel a good deal more
safe for a time than 1t has commonly been hereto
FORE by stimulating the subalterns to greater care
and the officer In command TO the enforcement OF
stricter discipline.
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Sample boxesof the new fall Handkerchiefs Just in.
and to say they pretty would be drawing mild;
they are perfect beauties There not great many
of them. not more than 20 different styles 20 you
like the novslties call early They are all embroidered
in the new coors, and Of the combinations are
truly startling.
The price for any of the lot in
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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BAsaA1xs liz LACE F1ouscrsoa

BAsaA1ss liz LACE F1ouscrsea
42-inch Al-silk Black Chantilly Jlouncius. worth
e1.35 for u yard
A2-inoh Ail-silk Black Chantilly Flounciar. worth
ol75 for o. so yard.
42-inch An-snk Black Chantilly r1ouncins worth
o2 for e1.75-
42-inch An-snk Black ChAntilly Tlouncins. worth
e2.S0 for e.
4a-inch Ali-sflk Black spsnish ouipurs rlounoius
worth s1.6s for sl.25.
42-inch An-silk Black spanish 0uipurs 1loupcine.
worth - for el89.
III THE. FAE A#:::;
E:;.iIjS.Y a t.
\ InnR -3sssasAas.
Or. lssh - n sva
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WANTED--ROOMS.

XVANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED CorPLE A
w Furnished Room. with board: must state terTns
Address Box "a. Star once. It,
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. TWO
w large unfurnished rooms with heat and as suta-
BILE for light housekeeping. Address d. B. T.. 1o05
st. NV. 1t
WANTED-THREE Oh FOUR UNFINISHED
w rooms for q permanency by family Of three:
state full particulars and price. Box 80 Star Office. Il
WANTED-oCTOBER 1sT. GENTLEMAN AND
w wife, children. = suite OF three furnished
Rooms, second floor. pleasantly located northwesS
Address stating terms. C. c.. Star office. aulS-ot.
VVANTED-Two LARGE UNFINISHED ROOMS
w and hall room: locality 10th TO 18Th, L 20 sts
NV Address. stating terms, L s. Star Office suls3t'
WANTED-PERsONs HAVING ROOMS FOR
w rent, furnished unfinished. should call and
Persons wanting rooms our list free
ROOM RENTING AGENCY, GIG 9th st, n. W. alS-3ts
WANTED-IN THE FALL, BY GENTLEMAN
w and wife. sitting Room and Bed Room. with rood
board second hoor, furnished unfurnished; north
section only Address, stating location and terms
Box "a. Star Office aul1-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

I,oR RENT-lO- ROOM HOUSE IN ExcFII,FSr
eondlnon; neSsy p.psred and ps.inted t2e 81
per month Inquire at 43s st su2o-iw.
L,oR RENT-6l0 NEw YORK AVE NV, EIGHT
sd aSs n5 sSs Ssf
py e facS IIssS q asssIH ss. Estate aa
IroR RENT-sTYAIsH. NEW BRICK. l2 ROOMS:
bay windows and piaz5as: All mod imp; in psrtect
ss5ft1FsYTsy ISs,sts 4 sAssn Immediately oSSKR
EoR RENT-wITHIN ONE SQUARE OF WAR
Il AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS. dwelling Of nine
rooms; furnace and all modern impro,ements; in
Sss ' sft 10 Xxi f isa isOs ' ST
EoR RENT-i7io MARION ALLEY n. W. NEW
si0.SS FER month. THos ( wassAMAS;
EoR RENT-1324 @ ST NV, Two-sToRr, 8;
100, room Brick in complete order newly painted and
&c Kew & iss s'ss 81 sr NV. large 'A'a 0''A II
EoR RENT-ELEyEN-RooMH HOUSE WITH ALL
iar IMPROVEMENTS; Ti2Nstnw sli ~ St
II ~ rooms; store front; SEQ Also 1890 l9th st; II
looms; SO; price sii5oo; Desirable artistic and
EoR kENT-BRIcK HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS AND
W. Apply Bookstore, 1910 9TH ST. NV. suis-ot'
Tor PENTHOUSE ll3 MARYLAND AVE. JUST
nlshtfnlly situated; rent moderate 70 sooa tenant
t.t EEREiTH9Us Zoo ~ sst nv sso
Iii2 10th stnw:. llr. 80 yle II st sr.......5o
595S ~ FUR $50 a lttS & st NV. nwf
5gle sunderi,nd H- iorIs 1918 ct n, W: Iif:. -
Y Is,i "a # = It2s - .tss
1910 :. st nv s5ls se,s IVA i+I 20 e
5sa3 2. NV. lsr....:o So 22a y rs...ss
22a % ass s 4 ave. aos Id. h s.. nm;
a6 St n Iir 4 1871 s ios .. st W. Mr. =
1906 st. nw er...-5o $40 isih St n a. % Or. 10
SToREa OFFICES 60
9th and Pa. Nv. T. Is. ..25 Store e33 St NV
snn zoos seat ss ts
sSa s and s,ar. va ana cellar @
Room. .ns 6iS ss asss a. ses ss
Cellar I'll 54s st 81 F ssh s room
1890 Pa. av., Rear store.5
TIE above is Nnly PORTION Of the property on my
the LIST and 18th Iaulsl THos. Z. wAGGAMAN.
Es.lS sth s.nw.. .slsg7ss eth st n.w-......sl5
2aaS IN ~ St stn.w.: Is i 1919 < i SO
auls-1w JAMES A. BATES. l4o7 f st. NV.
FOB RENT I4s3 3dsw., 5r., wat. ~
459 Ssw: Or, mi. 20 60 3is "a 2. e..os: wss 10 90
1872 s1 On sx w s er S wat 81
SOS 9TH st s.w stSdw. A. go Msw. 5r. wr. 10. IS
401 18TH se Dr. lo6 ~ st. sw., Or. 12. 80
ia I'D sw, 6r. wat l230 y09 LIST st. s.w. 5r... 10
au1s-3t' c. Il. PARKER, cor. AZ and SITS. s.w.
NOR RENT
is 1928 18Th 8 n-w-ss5 ga LIST st. ne. Dr. $50
2o0 9TH st. sc Sr....-35 800 ST.
$40 Sd st. 30 40 6l3 Mass NV ar. 20
pa 9TH ST sw. - 30 lll0 St n.w or...... 10
3vS yth St IT,. 10 y33 9TH st. 0r... ID
le35H Eth St NV Or. l742S Wash st. NV. or... l5
And other houses less rental
aulS-3t W. CLARENCE DUNAII. q25 St NV.
IroR RENT-l220 ST. n W., - ROOMS; ALL
Il mod i'm. 500 1924 ST., rooms. fine cellar,
mod i'm. s2i.s5. 226 9TH st. . e. 10 rooms s22.
Apply lo4o 18th st. NV suls-3ts
EOR RENT-TO PARTY WITHOUT CHILDREN,
Il three adults with furnished house % rooms all
L. l. would rent same, retaining and boarding
with tenant agreeable; references A n. Star Of
fee. auls-.lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-20

The secret OF the success Of the first systematic
nah culturist In America, Seth Green, who has
Just passed away al a ripe Old age, may be summed
up In two woruS-observation and patience. He
became interested In the occupation which after.
ward made him famous by watching the actions
of a salmon that had made its home In a hole In
haDited by brook trout, and trying to hide It's
spawn from It's voracious neighbors. This led
him by degrees 10 the general study Of the habits
OF salmon and other fish, and in a short time
he became the standard authority on this sub
1ect all over the eastern and middle states.
But ash culture was only one OF his interests He
was gardener, too and he brought his happy
methods into play in this line as well. In his
potato patch he built little perches TO which. I'm
the spring, he attracted the sparrows by a sprink-
ling Of bread crumbs every morning. AS the
potato hugs began 70 appear, he would diminish
The bread rations gradually, Till the birds got into
the habit OF feasting entirely on bugs: and the
havoc that was wrought In his neixhbors' gardens
found no counterpart In his. In his melon patch
he had paths made OF boards raised on little
pieces Of scantling, and arranged underneath as
10 make comfortable home for an army OF toads.
which sailed forth at the proper hours eyery day
and male meal or the noxious insects that would
otherwise have infested the vines He was morn
experimenter, and II he had not happened to have
his thoughts bent In the direction OF ash Womb
probably have studied some other uttle-under.
stood subject in the same painstaking way and
made himself master OF IL for the good of mankind
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Personal.

VoUNG MAN IN LIGHT sun AID pERDr
n Wishes 70 hear from the youn4 lndy N vh1es viii
bisck hel Who came up Bay kla9e trim at o.
WMwIlLIANs GEO. W. MoELFkEsn AUrHon-
w nd Private pstsctiye Assney. oonmn1ac.ssoo.
prompAy attended ~ and str1ctly conndenoa1 Omco
open I'll boun W. wl144AAA Aansesr. VIC NJ.
IUeTH's OLD STAND ne THE ONLY PLACE
sold g EsapscsAbas Vsses. AAAsss q esn q ols Pc
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Some outsiders are already beginning TO be-
moan the state OF things In Florida where the
general quarantine has reduced some towns to not
little distress for lack OF butter sugar and other
table lrxuries. But what Of that? Why not wa,t
TIL the people themselves complain! The war IA
not 50 long past that many OF the men who are
now cut on from their accustomed delicacies have
forgotten how 10 get on with pork and bareback
ana thrive pretty well on it, too. The manhood
that has asserted itself IN Florida since the
outbreak OF the yellow fever Is trait OF which The
whole south may be justly proud. No, only have
these people Voluntarily and cheerfulIy submitted
10 all sorts OF priyations Tor tie general good but
they have refused Offers OF pecuniary assistance
from the North and West, preferring TO night their
own battles as long as their means hold out
Florida viii take long step upward In the esteem
Of the whole union for the spirit she has mani
Tested In this pelous crisis-a spirit OF LOFTY ma
tr1otisn and true American grit
Boulsnger comes to the front again In the French
elections and the yellow fever takes fresh grin
upon certain afflicted American cities
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EOR RENT-l2S4MAee
ave. n-v.. lbr: e126.o0
l700 Lstn. w.l0r-. .6S- s.
IA I0thsl hw-l0r.MW
HOO oth IT Aw.. 81 5000
400 ll0 aws stoxv. 3oW
go b s3 nW~ak9r.xo.42
Gal Masn-svanA, or.S6 W
1bxA 6thsGA- - r, IA 90
4Q NJ. ayeAa &vru
236 ~ ct n, q. 1880
aale-Ses - @
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LOST AND FOUND.

II osT-sUNDAY AFTERNOON. 10TH AT WHARF
IL Of steamer wakeneid focketbook, containing
sum Of money and tickets, with pair Of black mitta
Please leave at 3253 Prospect ave., and recrive
Reward lie
l,oUND-oN FRIDAY, AUGUST AZ, BETWEEN
It and O'Clock. package containing postage stamina
1he loser Will please call at q. IL H0OvEk's Crrnf
store. cor 9th and Sta nw and prove property 1ts
II osT-AsMALL WHITE POODLE DOG ANSWERS
return 10 4 IL 9th st. &w lts
II osT-THURsDAY EVENING, AUGUST Ia 1sss.
with owners name. Return 10 lSSa sld 81 Weaf
Washington. or city Post-ofhce lfs
OK REWARD WILL Bk PAID FOR THE kE-
CCturn Of the cart which stolen from tbe- rsar
tvVS "a street northeast or any information thne
will lead 70 the rsoovery and conviction OF thea-
nulo-xr MIOHL McDONALn
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ATTORNEYS.

" Law. barbour Law Bualdine. 400 Louisisns
avsauA wsahingtoR y q kss'dsneA AIS 81 6
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WooDwARD & LorHRor's COLUMN
MONDAY. AUGUST 20, 1883.

Close to-day at / p. m.
Other evenings ut 5 p. m.
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lHOR RENT
Il sos ID st. ne, b. H.. 6r...........so 5
2 s55aa St ne r. st, Is
All new houses and mod. imps. never have been oc-
cupied- HERRON 4 RAMEY
aulS-3t 1907 A ST.
II 1909 14th St n. W.. 10 rooms s75
tSVa So ~ Ioohe-- 10
1908 Q st. 10 rooms. so
lOUZ Vermont ave, III rooms 30
Flat-1333 14th 1T n W., rooms and bath IKeys
at 1888 18Th st. nw).
Apply TO Mrs. H. HEITMULLER
aulo-lw 3l5C s.e
lr0R RENT-936 ST NV ROOMS MODERN
IL improvements, S42.50.; 494 Maine ave. sw..
rooms, mod lnps., e26.15. CHARLES II CAYwOOD,
Basement 916 b at NV. aulS-3ts
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WANTED-BOARD-

"ANTED-BOARD FOR MAN, WIFE AND g.
w year-old child: also three UNFINISHED rooms IN
Alexandria. Va Address FRANK Z. ANDERSON,
Pension Office. Washington. ID. Z. au1S-3ts
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Il IL rooms rent moderate: and 20ls q St. fine s.
story brick, 10 rooms. rent s0: all improvements aud
fine locations. NJ. d. PECK. 93i st. aulS-3t
UrOR RENT
II A very desirable business corner on 18th ST. one
square below Moses Co. and the Boston store, eco
per month.
nne Office for doctor or dentist on st. opposite
franklin square.
l602 l4th ST.. store. dwelling, and stable s125 per
month
1910 10Th St. 3-story brick S75 per month.
1911 18th "a. 3-story brick. ESQ per month.
2442 ST., 2-story brick. rooms. ZIG Jer month
1925 Park Place G., 2-story frame, q rooms. i 10
per month
Washington Heights. 2-story frame. modern I'M
auis-st Z. e CUTTER CO.. 14a3Fa
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MURKY WEATHER,
but warm.
Thin goods run for some time yet, for therei il
astrona probability of warm September.
We are largely broken up on most lines yet we
viii do the best for you possible.
Blazers for outdoor sports are only g. 20,
though worth much more when you compare
make and at with others.
Apretty good pile left yet Of the best imits-
ton seersuckers you ever saw. Can't b told
from the real . few yards off, The fabric was
woven to order for US. 81 so is the price.
Fancy alpaca coats and vests and when we
say fancy" We mean everything outside of
black Pretty fair assortment Of these Left.
from $3.50 up to $40.
The real seersuckers sre handy things to have
in the house, they are easy to stow away. $40
is what they bring. You can put away your
whole summer rigging in one Of our
TELESCOPE CASES,
especially If you buy one with tray our own
design. patent applied for.
Then the serses surges, black and various
colors, come in suits o. low - slO. These are
worsted serses we are talking shout
The wool serges are softer. but rather thicker,
sl0 to s2O for suit
A serge is twilled fabric Of any textile sub
stance. Heavier serges, suitable for summer
however, of worsted sometimes known a dag
onals. cork screws. &C.. make up large portion
of our stock. sort Of all tbs ysar-round soods
ais for suit and higher
Some cheap pantaiooms for boys at IS cents
and so csnta We have only large sizes LEFT. IL
years and larger. The dollar pantaloons. knee.
for boys. we got in last week. are nearly gone
but we VIII have moro this week.
good stock Of extra trousers for gentleman
to select from. to piece out the season, -Four
dollars for . pair Engliah shape patterns and
fabric. The buttons are impervious to moisture
Hand sstchsls. trunks aud val,se, To pus than
eAKs COMPANY
THE PEOPLES PROVIDERS.
au2o 7TH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
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building per 800 1th ab paav, store :. is
170l Pa. av store. ~ 18th 40. Pa. ay store
Tor hst Of furnished houses call for send 70 ofca
Properly placed with me for rent sale literally
advertised free OF cost 20 the owner
aul3 X. q. HOFFMAN. 10th and sta m -
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1l10 + st. n W.. Or. e:s0. 30
l44l y st. nw- Or. -x0.30
PIP W ave-. 6r..--.l633
SoS ~ q; Sc. els ls
Scott sv. n VISTA . or. lh00
32x3 Clevel'd aver. .l4.00
1Q1 lrvin s&. 5rs. 90
2029 I saw. 81.
1858 p - 50. 6r......A
eos wilson 81 E.-...-.1o
WOOD olo osaaa.v.
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UNOk hENT-UNFuRNlsHED-
~; n2hoS St n.y. ior g DIR Onion ~, Or. .el3
l2A St W. ST. 81 80 ofnce rOolns. 705 stn SAB
!993 81 NV. 80 BARRIER shop. cor. 18th
TYLER RUTHERFoRD.
aul5-lm 1o0s 81 nv.
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I ST.. mr.. Far. So. sea. .s400
] St, mr.. Far. So -. 1888. 50
h ST.. facing McPher-
son 50. 333.33
Mass. ave., facing Du-
pont Cir. .333.33
X ST., mr.. Far. So. 800
h St. bet l7th&lSth. 800
Conn. ave, bet. MAN. ESQ
II ST, bet. l1th&lSth,
eason.................2O
p ST., facing Dupont Z .225
Cor. + and 18th NV. 200
4. mr.. cor. 10th. 200
Conn. ave :. bet. NJ and
JEFF. Place. 200
Send for Bulletins Of Il
Houses.
aulS-eo2w
EOR RENT-l010 K s.
II basement brick z room
address, between 10 and IL
anlS-..3ts
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EoR RENT-BY Il O. HOFFMAN.

e41 St. ID floor. ) front s37 y IT.. "a noor 49, $50
rs, heated by steaIns 100 800 Ell I'd floor r. 2S
o4l b. Sd floor tont r.. y3s ST. I'd door, lrm. 10
heated by steam. S3-33 40 la ave-. from 10 10 20
Elegant rooms an .Sun e. Ia. Sd noor. -
Building, -hreproof2 ele- > Is IN ct, 2r,. %
Nators. heated by steam 5l3 lth 20
from $50 20 el00 each 4Op 10 !, ed u W hall sd
slS llth 81. n 2r-. 80 1911 ST NV, lr.....5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

message from the dead monarch sure.red
upon slate. All this Was shown TO be
mere legerdsnein.
After the show Dr.. Richmond and tie
FoE sisters were surrounded by sne
cited crowd.
WAITED 10 BIZ AT THE FUNERAL.
have spent thousands and thousands
OF dollars investigating this gigantic hum
Dug" said the doctor, sand I think SIN
entitled TO tle pleasure OF berg present
a. lis death and assisting in the fn1ersl."
Ii was the general opinion OF people
Who were in the academy last night that
tae confession CT the Two founders Of
Spiritu.lism and the complete exposure
OF the tricks OF mediums ends This iorE
OF sWindling, and that i. csn never re-
cover from this crushing blow The
Spiritualists in the audience almost
irothed at the mouth with rage as they
left the building, and muttered furious
threats against their foes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Hed Hot In ynofsnepol,E,

INDIANAPOLIS, I'D O;t. 26.-This has
been 2 quiet day about political head
quarters. There was al unusual number
OF callers ct General Harrison's residence
throughout the day. This afternoon Gen
ersl Harrison spent 3 couple OF hours
doWa town at his la1 Cffice. Tomorrow
ne will receive railroad men coming from
eeveral points in tie stste. Both political
parties are making arrangements for big
street psrsdes On the night CT Saturday,
November 8. The eff )rts OF prominent
Independents to induce either oIe or both
sides to forego their demonstration on
the same night have me. with fat fail
ure. Should the Two columns, which are
certain to conSsia several thousand men
telling, in tie PIE EFT state Of
A big fres-for-all. fight will, it Is
onstraEioa CD the same night.
Tne Damociscy Of Evansville and vi
cinity will hold g big rally tomorrow,
Governor Gray and other speakers par
ticipat!pg. The Democracy CT New
Albany will demonstrate on the 30.h with
Congressman McMllAa OF Tennessee AID
TUV6iAUE GLAI as kIIG EIflnCpEl cpttheEs.
B0th these demonstrations promise 20 be
big ARsirs McMilian makes two epeecaes
in Inois1s.
Governor BeS7er Of Penusyiyanla, be-
giAs his c1mDsigl Il Indiana tomorrow
5: Rcancna. He vii make seven
speeches e. promiusat points. The Dem
ocratlc national committee has assigned
Daniel l. McCatthy, Tn eloquent Irish
miner OF Perrsg.vsuis TO follow Governor
Beaver, speskiDg Ee1: day e. every point.
Senator Spooner c.oses his Canvass to-
morroH at Marion. He has had large
audiences at Sill his assignments.
Colonel Charles II. Litcnua1 and Ec-
cles Z 1oinson, Knights OF Labor orators,
having completed very thorough cam
VASES of the state, have been ordered by
Chairman Quay 10 West Virginia.