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IDAHO REPUBLICANS.
Speakers at Blackfoot Fail to Incits Moo
Enthusiasm.

Speakers at Blackfoot Fail TO Incits MuoA
Enthusiasm.
special to the Standard.
PocArELLo, Sept. 19.-Hon. Willis
Sweet, republican candidate for congress,
and NJ. A. kurtz, better known as Tragedy
kurtz, addressed the people Of Blackfoot
last night on the issues OF the day. The
spacious room at the court house was
filed TO -ovcrficwiae. However, the
audience was composed largely Of demo-
Gratis and ladies. The democrats being
present no doubt through courtesy and the
ladies through pity. No special enthusi-
asm was manifested, though the speakers
were listened TO with marked attention.
MIR. Sweet IN the course of his remarks
touched on statehood, silver, lead aud
Mormonism, claiming that 10 republicans
alone was due the credit for giving
Idaho her present position among the
sisterhood OF states, that the republican
party gave TO the country the present sill
yer bill and relief on lead; asserting that
the democrats fought for free coinage
simply as an attack TO obstruct legisIation
and defeat the republican measure, and
that they did not wan: free coinage.
Speaking OF the Mormons. he said he did
not want their votes; that he could get
there without them. AT the conclusion
the audience arose with one accord, feel
ing somewhat weary, but none the wiser,
and dispersed. Mr.. Sweet is q clever
speaker, with lame cause. and will no
doubt lead his hosts through the swamps
and malaria Of defeat as gallantly as any
other officer on the republican staff. The
democrats are encouraged; they arc
thoroughly united and are marching on
to victory. You can put Bingham county
on the democratic list.
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In the senate.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 19.-The resolution
of Senator Plumb torecommit the bank
ruptcy bill to the judiciary committee with
instructions to amend by making il apply
to voluntary bankruptcy was taken
up. After discussion il was placed on the
calendar. The matter will not be brought
up again this session.
Voorhees, introduced q joint resolution
for the immediate increase OF silver
money by the purchase Of l0O00, ,000ounces
of silver at price below 81 .2929 within the
next thirty days. This purchase to be in
addition TO the amount required by the
existing law. Referred 10 the finance
committee.
The senate then went into executive
session.
When the doors reopened the senate
passed number Of bills, including the
house bill 10 discontinue coinage OF So
and 81 gold pieces and3 cenin ckle pieces.
The house bill To reduce the amount of
United States bonds required of national
banks, and restore to channels of trade
excessive accumulations OF lawful money
i'm the treasury. having been reached on
the calendar, Sherman said he believed
us ptsodkt
the present agitation ia the money
market. Undoubtedly the effect OF the
bill will be not only 10 prolong, but en-
courage the national bank system.
Plumb feared the bill would finally result
in the contraction of currency. While he
agreed the national banking system, as a
system of discount and deposit was wise.
and ought TO be continued, il was plain to
be seen il was long to be the system
having relation to currency. Banks
themselves wanted TO get out IL that busi-
ness. Congress could not afford TO let
national bank currency disappear with
out supplying currency in its place. He
believed the business of the country to be
i'm greater peril than for years, from lack
OF sufficient circulating medium. Power
moved to strike out the first section, re-
ducing TO 81 900 deposit of bonds TO retain
charters. After further discussion, the
bill went over till tomorrow.
The senate bill for the protection OF
trees and other growth on the public
domain from destruction by fire passed.
| The house bill TO define and regulate
the jurisdiction OF courts of the United
States with the amendment of the
judiciary committee, in the nature of a
substitute, was taken up as unfinished
business, and went over without action.
Adjourned.
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In Dread of HIghblndern.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 19.-Yo Lang, a Chris
tianized Chinaman, to day caused the ar
rest Of Charley King, Chinaman, keeper
OF gambling shop. Yo Lang has found
in a highbinder paper printed in San
Francisco, a reward offered by Charl y
King OF $500 to any man bringing him Yo
Lang's head. 70 Lang has been making
q determined effort 10 break up Kings
gambling house and this is supposed 10 be
the animus Of the offer. The hearing comes
off tomorrow. 70 Lang fears he is
doomed, as highbinders all over the coun-
try will be after him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-20
No CoIorado MIdlaud s,ock,

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-President Cable, Of
the Rock Island road. said to-day that not
a dollar OF Colorado Midland stock was
ever owned by him or any one connected
with the Rock Island road. They had sew.
eral opportunities TO buy Midland, but did
not want il. Ii the Atchison could secure
control OF the Rio Grande Western he
was OF the opinion that the Denver 4 Rio
Grande would parallel Il 10 Salt Lake.
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UnfouDded Reports.

BERLIN, Sept. 1s.-Schmidt telegraphs
officially from Zanzibar that neither at
Daressalaam nor at Baganoyo has any
proclamation with reference TO slave
trading been issued; that no license has
been granted TO dealers; that no action
against freed slaves has eeer occurred on
tue coast, and that the statement that
Zanzibar dealers have gone TO the
coast TO engage in the slave trade is un-
fnnnfiad
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Special 10 the Standard.
MIssouLA, Sept l9.-Mrs. Robert Law
and family passed through the city this
morning on their way from Los Angeles.
where they spent the summer. They
were en- route TO Anaconda.
j. X. Toole aud James Richie of Ana
conda passed through here this morning
on their way home from the Plathesd
country.
The first dance OF the season will bs
given by the L A. NJ. club at X. OF p. han
this evening.
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The Guatemalan Affair.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-Referring TO a
special dispatch from Salvador, saying
Minister Miner been instructed by the
state department To recognize Ezeta's
election 10 the presidency, acting secre.
tary Of state Wharton, said this evening
that no such instructions had been given,
but undoubtedly soon would he. He
stated that he had received from Mizner a
full report of the Barrundia incident, but
is not yet prepared 10 make il public.
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TWO MEN SHOT.
The Assassinations Believed tn be the
Work OF Indiana.

DENVER, Sept. l9.-[Santa Fe Ners
special. IA special to Santa Fe, N. NJ,
from Chlorida, Sierra county, says Oscar
Pfatenhaiser, 80 years old, was shot and
killed on the 18th inst. while working at
an unknown mine a few miles from
Chloride, presumably by Indians. His
body was brought into Chloride yesterday.
The same day Fred Baumbach was shot
and killed at Silver Mountain, II miles
from Chloride, presumed also by In
dians. Moccasin trails were noticed in
the vicinity. posse has left Chloride to
warn miners and TO get information as TO
the killing of both men.
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IrIsh Leader, Arrested

DUBLIN, Sept. l9.-John Cullmane and
Michael Dillon, members OF the national
league, have been arrested. +. ID. Sulli-
van will probably make tour OF America.
Warrants were issued against Dillon
and O'Brien. but only a summons against
the others. Dillon dwellupon this as prov
ing that the intention was TO frustrats his
American tour.
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The Challenger In Port.

BosroN, Sept 19.-The disabled ship
Challenger, reported at New York few
days ago by an incoming steamer, ar
rived here to-day almost entirely disman-
tied. She passed through hurricane
August 81. Eight OF her crew were washed
overheard and drowned and four Others
seriously hurt.
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Drowned BY n C,oudbur.t.

ST. Louis, Sept. ia special to the
Republic from Evansville, Ark, says two
families camped near a creek north Of
there Tuesday night. During the night
cloudburst occurred and six of the nnfor.
tunate people, two adults and four child
ren, were drowned.
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A Horrible DI.olosnre.

VIENNA, Sept. is.-The body Of woman
was exhumed at Szegedin to-day for an
autopsy. II was found that the woman
had been buried alive and had given birth
TO child In the coffin.
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Oholern IN the Orient.

LISBON, Sept. 19.-Cholera has broken
out among the Italian forces at Masso-
wab. Osman Digna has arrived at Han
doub and threatens 10 attack Suakim.
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Death ola Prorr,..lv, c,,,,,..

BUFFALO, Sept i9.-Robert Dunbsr
died yesterday, aged ~ years. He was
the father Of the present sys,em of sr.iu
elevators.
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30 NomInallon. Made.

COLUMBIA, S, c., Sept. i9.-The rcpup-
lican state convention adjourned this
morning after deciding to put no ticke. h
the field
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A sham Fight.

RoHSsrocK, Sept. 19.-The army ma
noeuvers concluded to-day. Emperor
William led tho final attack. Emperor
Francis Joseph ives with the army of de
fense, which was successful.
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New YORK, Sept l9.-Panny Davenport,
the well known actress, Is very i'll with q
severe cold.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-17

Die
B0dentlide 6reie Yreiie fit geras
eri6eint
jeoea Donneraag
unb foitet
$3.50 fiir oas Sabr Doer $1.25 fir
6 Monate In VDrausbeSabInna.
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men lieben Colombo! 9u biit bod
boffentli6 nod bor SiiG2 So? llnb bait
teine anberipeite 8erabrebunsa go
muBt Du mein @ait lein! unbebingt!
WeiB @oit, bas betiibrt mid tpie elm
glhdli1es Smen!
Sd mill's aud 10 nebmen, .ia9te SEQ.
pDlo tief aufatbmenb.
Was balt Su?
9d9is = eine fleine Jatalitdt, cine
geritimmung -.
Sagen mir ein bdusli6es Jnters
me33ol Wie fdnit Du aud Ionii tpobl
ba3u, Dbne Deine reiaenbe Grau bier i'm
Safs WansOui-.
Nein! Nein! fisl ibm 2eopolo in bic
&ebe. Waeine Grau lit ni6t mobl; i'd
bdtte 10 mie 10 aaein fpeiien r,iiheu.
@s fno 8erorieBli@feiten mebr ees
fddftfi1er Wrt---. ipie ioll i'd
fagen-...
Nun, mas es aud lei, pertrinfe Dein
@eb in bem fiiffi9en 5darla6Lerger,
oen id iebt nit Deiner GtIaubniB be-
feaen perbe. Sd hoffe bod, man tann
fi6 i'm punfte Der WeinoerbaltniKe auf
Wan3oni berlaiIen2
Durbaus, beltdtiste 2eopulo. @nt,
perieusl i'd tpill mid Deiner hemdbrs
ten .2eitung mod einmal riidbaItlos ans
bertrauen! Srinfen mir i'm Sempo
unferer 9eibelberger GommerIe! Sd
bin iuit in Der 2auue, elm llebrises 3u
tbun! Ser 56arla6berger nit benz
blaugriinen 2ad 1T cine f6fli6e Marfe.
go perfdert menigftens G9leiniB.
gr6ffnen mir bas Surnier nit besei.
iternbem Blaueriin
Ssfar, oes langen Gu1ens in Dem
Speiielerifon miibe. beiteute Elm Diner
gu 5D6lf Mart bas Goupert, uno beoang
fi9 nur 9oliteiner Wuifern. 6alan uno
Srdffeliauce unb Nrtifhoden aus, bas
/ llebrise benz Grmeiien bes Wirtbs enz
beiiniteaenb.
@s giebt einfeitige 3beoretifer, .fagte
er, bic Serbiette 3ure9tftedenb, Die ba
bebaupten, ber S1arla1berger bilbe
nit 9plfteiner Qluitern feinen funfge.
re6ten Neeorb. sic tapri3iren fi1 auf
@bablis ober berslei9en. Ser e9te
@ourmanb lit iiber folhe 8orurtbeile
erbaben. lleberbaupt - bait Du nidi
| f1on beoba1tet, tpje fi9 nirgenbs bic
0Drurtbeile 70 brett MAIDEN als I'm
| puntte ber Geini6mederei? Gran3bffde
Gotbneine beilpieIsmeiie betommt man
fat LIBERAL um bier big fiinf 8rab Gel,
| lius 5u marin. Das bleibt nun nal
8raOition, unb Der biimmite Ybililtei
tbut fi6 mas barauf au 8ute, neil es
aaetbings luabr III, oaB ber &oibtpeiu
10 nieorise aemperaturgraoe ni9t ber.
trdgt mie Der WeiBmein. Sa, ia, mi,
befinben ulls nod i'm tietiien 8arbaren.
tbum. 9lber Du trintlf ia ni9i? I'D
feb idon. Colombo, i1 muB Dir mi
alien 6ulfsmitteln 0es Comments rite
au Seibe geben. N6iuns. es fieist Sil
elm @anaer!
(6ortfebuns folst)
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g. u. Gppperaae g9nrfs.

DaB Elm tii6iiger unb leiBiger Sc.
f6dftsmaHn bier in unierer Stabt @rs
folg bat. benefit Der itetige Nufi1muns
beg gtabIifements bes 5rn. 8eo.
ManbrD, @de Nultins uub 6apss
Strabe. Durh bic 8or3aaliGteit ibrer
6abritate bat lib bieie Gabrif einen
Guf uno cine ausgebebnte Runbi6aft
ertporben, tpesbalb baielbit unter glns
tpenoung bet por5iigli6lien MaIdinen
unb sei6idteiten arbeiter ftets nit pols
Ter Graft gearbeitet pirb. @runbei>
gentbnmer, Garmer unb 8ieb3iihter,
bic Sebarf on @iiternen, Gdfern,
Sanfs II. /. tp. baben, f6nnen feinen
plaB finben TOO fie aufmertiamer unb
reeller bebient tperben.
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Mnf bpher Gee.

bel ldnsen 8abnfabrten, be Ggturruen unp Streifss
gen gu gaiier unb Bu eanb wrb Soetter' Rasenbits
ters ais burerldses Mttel ur abenhuns pen liebcl=
tett uue nnrpbletn bcfunhen merben, nenen 9eente,
Gmtsranen unp 1ourien 70 oft unterpprIen Iinb Gee
fapttdne, S4sdrste, @e16dsretlenhe unter Rem are=
pen, hberbanpt ale 2eute, pee iid In @eaenhen mil
unseprbntem une eeSbalb ocppeu sefdbrlt19em Slima
ju be9eben beabftisen, olten e5 nt reridumen, iid
NIT oeiem S9ut5mtiel rrn anertannter ulb felt Gam
9eu erptnbter Wrrsusttet Su petleben geritrpfung,
Btltphtot, Malartafieber, gerpauunS5beihnernen,
NbenmaitsmuS nno Slaleuz unb Mierenbei9peroen sez
hcren gu ben eeteen, bic eur naelhe urtrt unb aus
gerpttet pereent une man fam ii heieben NIT Bers
tranen ui9 bios auf ieine mebtSinii6e gRiriamteit
icneern eben 10 iehr au en pcfrmmeneS NreiIen rpn
alien ihdeliHen 5ngreeenJien bentenen na e5 aus ben
renten uno beilamlen geitanbtbelen suiummeuseiet,
1T. Gs paralprt bic gprtuneen pe5 @enuiles unz
jutrd9liher Scit unc unseiunbem g2alier.
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Gin borfi1ti0er Wirtb.

gDirib: oDieTen Wein tann i6 Sd.
nen nit sutem @etuiiien empfeblen; Sic
tperben iebenfals febr 3uFrieben fein!"
6af: vMieinen Sie2 gfun nobl,
bolen sic cine Glai6e baDon, unb irius
Ten Sic Elm 8las mit!"
Wirtb: ,Dm! Da psrbe i'd Sbnen
bod tpobl Iieber cine anbere Sortt
brin8en!"
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Cute 0eroauutta.

DaS lit etnas, mas seber baben mus, penn er 5etnes
9ebenS frph iein Mil. Gauienbe iuben eS tdsla unb
ferben, neil e es ni@t ftnben Tauienbe Dollars
rerren tn Der oinuns seopsrt 6tees lebel ~ beiez
rantiren, bab electric itters mad 9priartft unb bf=
retaenb lanse sebraud eine sute gerbamuns fbaffen
gBir mpfeblen electric 8ttters fur Dpspepia unb aue
4ranfbeiten Der 2eber, bes Masen8 unp ber Nieren.
irb gu so Gts nno 81 bte Saide tn her Gpptbefe pr
Dretb, Ibompipn & So. pertauft.
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= S6on lett aebn Sabren bin i'd
niemals obne Or. 4uguit &6nis's 0ams
burger 8ruittbee. Dieier ausse3ei1nete
Sbee giebt bel allen @rfdltungen grs
leidterung unb fdnelIe 9eiIuns.
@barles 2ur, 129 Sadion.Strabe, So.
Iumbus, Obio. Sn alien Npotbeten
au hQben.
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770 Morb 8 aten iinb BON
1884 big 1889 in ben Der. Staaten
beriibt perben, ipdbreno in Der gleiden
3eit nur 558 pseieBli6e" uno 975 run=
geieBli6e" Sinri9tunnen, b. b. 2Dn6s
binri6tnngen ltattsefunben baben. 9as
Motben geb6rt fona6 augeni9einli6
su ben peniger gefdbrIiden 3eitoertrei-
ben - bier5ulanbe.
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Reg Der gr0Bte unb belie 8orratb
bon S6nittpaaren, Der ie offerirt
murbe, sli perfaufen bel
9. Seuti 4 & Go.
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Cont ,,no iett.

go t6nnie man Die launieen 0ers
leia iiberi9reiben, tpslbe bieier Sag
Der ebemalige ufabrenbe @eien", nun
mebr tpoblbeItallter uno lpoblbelslbte
fa6ienmeiningiider 9ofratb Or. &u
oolp9 ganmba6 aus Dem Griiblinss
glan3e Si3iliens on eineu Jreunb il
46nigsberg /. pr. seididt bet. Di
betreffenbe poftfarie Iautet na1 be
vR0nigsb. aIg. 3tg.":
Msfltna, II. Npril. 1890.
Sm Grtibling unter palmen,
Sm Sommer auf Ben Mlmen,
Sm Winter in ber Stabt;
@eipidt nit @elb bic &aBe
unb auf ber boben @labe
Gin biirftig 2orbeerblatt.
ginft aog i6 in bic Gremoe
Mit einem frii9en 9emoe
unb oreibig 2reu3er Gelb;
Ser 5trabe pappelbdume,
Der S9ente fiible &dume
War mir bic peite Welt.
Nebmt ab mir breiBis Sabre,
Oaau Die grauen 9aare
unb meinen 9ofrltbsbau9;
go LAB t9 @u1 bic Wiittel,
so LAB i'd gu9 bic Sitel
un5 meimen 2orbeer au1.
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iuednsbarer QIrtttel bat immer Ra6abmun9en, beSz
halb iebe GU RAP penu hi eiue Slahe Salpatipn Sel
tauflt, bu ba8 dte erbdltit Sn 8elben llmi6ldsen,
iabrt3trt pen ~ s. Wfeper &Sp. in Baltimore, We.
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Grsiebung unb ginii6t = iebr itdrten
tpiro."
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CONGRE.SSUAN BELDEN ~ TOWN

Con gresham Jamc, J. l"dcI Of Syfa usr. IL" chair
man Of The itep National Congressional com
miticc was III sew York yesterday. On la, Il Wash
ing on wnc:r Ii: go", Ia talk" ~ ne rlWsc 81 t.n'
re publican Cos. !rcss campaign. Chairman Ec!i"H /"
,auguIuc of l." work at IA. ii"pu:,.lc.tii
Con2rr,- IN pa-,ing h0h ia" Administrative ..G tn"
Mckinley Tafin AZ. grand 0ic.' hP aid. and
I, !, Il record mon winch ia: parry can ALL >'ahd.
Not IL flaw ,h ". ipu.d IN tie 1d'iH b.
as The H"a:o VIII t'Inoii i!"l Lac
work Of HE Congress Commit &c viii b" just
open Gnd jue' a--I'- save ~ "''o '!"'l o! W.
I;ciuIhu, an ma ON, "A I, us;c-,. ,.Ot Iei: dim
ia tr.u or y i. ~" ne ~ -. 10 rive tr"iud fr
iu,: II ack 81 ne cAtrtcie n"hi iir EIg'i r'"f'
-, winch 10 macs Ia, been sad arc cUr.cC,. A. com
pars VIII Sh W
h.n a-i.ch Atont the political g. n"i;ion I aItrf'
IN ttDfdapa County, CJitit- -Iiian Ic.i"I -aI!
An 49,. complaints Of ir'uul" IA iht count, '"".'
from penn ratio paper'. 90 ~ -c ANY ir"un.t
n,rc aid know Il none The Tire. cnnuidiI'N ipi
member Of Assembly, Mc'sr,. White. nawIhiIcr and
Krnn,dy, will De- c.ccted
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RUTHERFORD.

Tie first dancc in Il.i"n Hall this season was
given Is tho Jolly six Friday ui-nf. Professor
Ku!cn fur i,h". -" nu>i' a.i an ENJOYABLE evening
Wa -rrNt. AmoN- those pr, ~ veic MISS k'chweI
and tie Moses Ne krnnI Ui Nav ork Mi-> Shllth OF
Paterson. Nj, \nd.rI~ II Fa>,Ir: Mr.. Rowland. OF
Nc,uchrn: and IN" M-s"~ Leeds. Van oirk"t krt'eii
al E"ss. ant M"ssr>. Reed. kettcll. i'arhey, berr!
ard Leeds. II Rutherford.
The fair ot he tnristadt Turn.NerNn mas bean
largely ATTENDED the last week ON SATURDAY night
n, .ttl Cadmu, the Dcmnr a candidate for congress
from Nh, district. visited the fair. and earlier III the
week William Waiter Phelps Incd states Minister To
,nrInali,. spent pat nf evcnih- there.
About ZOO lcopl" present n the entertainment
c,vc; hv the Of Earlci Workers al IN" Bapsist
church Friday Hi-ht. y p: ;ranmo Of twenty three
numbers. consisting IT ~Vt-,, re- uLtt"h- dialogues,
PIANO -rrs aHI tah.r;!, VA give. ti1 features oi
>I,r. Ial interest hr.u- the oprluLt piece " our
Motto. III Win >'Nri hN al| ,N"i -. TOOK part .
III. -,i,,~. " In" Et'r- ~ '' N"G-, Toy WIS., Ina
ir.rli--. I'D 'lul l'r ~"i,. Is - \ ll! smith :
ti, 'ihlrl>. "IEr IHIn- md aiu "''"'' A'~ht the
latter III which i.cr litir IA, 81 'n''! "I vi .
vi, HEARTH, Ip.ttr'i'G hfu'-'.'A u" H'''|Hi ana
-i,C,'>-ful ,tN'rtauH 'ht Ia u 'r"s'.
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OTHER SUBURBAN. TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNnN.-The Kcv. p W. TAYLOR OK
paducah Ky conducted his first services As re''or
~ 10 Church Of the Ascension YESTERDAY Inc paris"
YIN, or-,ull.d a few months a-o ana has r'o"H al
number, and prominence. The kev. |. h t.eaF'
water Of the Reformed Church. last ricAt began d
series Of lectures fonr Questions ~ me '""i'",
ard -Four Questions Of the state HIS nNt s"U.'''
VAS is the Church Losing Ground y i's
Mount Vernon Gun Clab had IT, hr,t yeSn s a"ps
an ms ground, on saturday with the following sC"'o
~ ..ven birds each JARVIS 6. GaTdhe: o. HHoc
ievcr,tsc j. liner g. Elush ,, MacHay 1, tasseUeer
and Davis 3.
WHITE PLAINS.-Hcnry Redua. brakeman "l
rho Mite Plains night freight. was run over az!
ni>taht', n.'O co. ,era,v ru nm. . Many
Meth dist Episcopal Church passions throaShonL, ,.is
county Will take par; IN va.lo., ocp p
Al ,n; pastors conference 10 be held IN me Asoufy
Methodist Episcopal Church l airytown, ~, 10
n,,,rr,,w Thirty ministers representing 70
Iari,.r Methodist and Presbyterian church n n,
rn,,uty have signed call requesting frlrAcs u w
,rnrn.ai amendment TO he STATE constitution, :"
h,,r,,,y the Manufacture and sale -! intoxicating
mi'r nS ieveratc To- attend a convention In tAo
M.thodlst Church. Mount Vernon, tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13
nor- prs AZ 70 A NOMINATING CERTIFIC ATE

Rochester y. V. oct. l2.-one hundred citizens O.
Rochester lid Assembly District Of Monroe County
having prepared and filed with the County Clerk a
nominating certificate under the provisions Of section
Chapcr nc2 Laws Of 1870 which dcsgnitcS Fl
mund Redmond to represent the said slgnor> at tile
coming election for Member OF Assembly and havin-
collected the word democratic" ah designating the
nrinciplee which the candidate i supposed 10 Tp
rr,.cnt and Redmond, who l. Commissioner Of Decd,
having taken the atkIlnw lcdemcHt Of majority 81
thr scncrs County Clerk oliver asked AtIoraeyti"n
ara, Tabor for his opinion 10 the validity NJ the
ccrti6cate. The Attorney General hold, that while
the second objection raises doubt as to the validity oi
the certificate II is immatcrial. objection the
certif rate has been filed AZ to the Of the word
Democratic" tho Attorney General saws: IL do not
think II sufficient to invaldatc II. There is nothing
IN prohibit 100 citizens calling their independent
nomination Democratic and no patent or exclusive
claim TO the word arises from lOns or prior tie.
Neither DO sec how any confusion can arise from the
use OF the term. The ballots contain not hing bit the
names OF the candidates and the only means OF d,
tDcuishing Democratic from "A Republican ballot VIII
be the names OF the candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13
SCUJN AT'EU FOX CONGRESS-

san Jo>c CAL. oct. l2.-Thc Nth District RcIub-
,ican Convention has nominated T.. +. Loud OF IAN
,r.u,.cn Co. Go GEES Janc~ ID Bvrn S. OF san Ma CO.
,, inc resigned the nomination account %; lucr>.
po.ton oct Io-Thc Pruhibtionists Of the Nth Con
r,cs,ional District have nominated James H. Roberts.
of Cambridge. for Congress
Louisville oct. 12.-ConRressnlan Asher g. Cauth
rcnoninated here by the District Executive Conf
mttec. 80 >, e.. n ,,
Cleveland. oct I'll. L. stewart o! Norwalk, ha>
for Congress ., wi, ,,,,, . A.,
wiz, indiana district Fort Way we n,Innatei James
nsbcock for Congress In place Of uraHdo kimncl,
who refused the nomination hlaie three "eeh' ago