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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-13
CITY TAXES NOW DUE.

Pc ople Who Do Net Pay Before the 31sG
VIII be Del rquenf.
''The second installment of city taxes are
now due and the limit expires on the 31st
inst" said Controller Morrow yesterday,
''and if the people don't get around and
square themselves before that date they
will have to do business with the Delin-
quent Tax Collector"
The September taxes are now ready and
people who forget to pay up will have the
pleasure OF paying the usual advance put
on.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-13
Ffefshman,s Now CIonk Denn J,

MEMS hosiery and underwear at James
81. Aiken & Co.'s, 100 Filth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-13

DR.. B. M. HANNA. Eye, ear, nose and
throat diseases exclusively. Office, 72O Penn.
street. Pittsburg, Pa s&su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-13

JAMES II. AIKEN & Co.'s display of
mems fine neckwear, 100 Fl tn ave-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-13
Fiei.hman,. Ne,x CloaL nsnar.,

Offers plush jackets, A No. seal plush, "a
inches long, heavy satin lining, eight
S12 5O
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-13

The most efficacious stimulant to excitv
the appetite is ADgostura Bitters. TTssE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-13

Offers fine beaver coats, double-breasted
Battenberq front, at 50 %. well worth s12.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-13
BlRER x EAGT1N,

sos and so7 MARKET STREET.
se6rTssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-13

FIeishman's New Cloak Department.
Offers beaver jackets, tailor-made, satin
faced, "a inches long, in black and blue, at
S4 so, worth So.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-13

YOUNG and old win be Amused and En-
tertained ~ they read the big 20 .page DIS
PATCH Tomorrow.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-13

THE GAS FIELDS at our doors will be
Pictured faithfully in To-mOrrow's DIS
PATCH.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-13
STEWART ON DECK.
Colonel AndreW Slew

Colonel Andy is Not Worrying Much Over
His Prospects,
Colonel Andrew Stewart, of Ohio Pyle,
Republican candidate for Congress in the
Twenty-fourth district, is a. the Duquesne.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-13
P1TTsBURG, Saturday, September I3, 1880.
J1a. HlRNE K El.'5
PENN AVE. STORES.

PENN AVE. STORES.
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MINING APPLICATIONS nc. /
Uni,ed S,a.es Land Office.
hn,~cl. y. II.

49,
Dsstriber H., 10.
NOTICE isl r. y .Neu. iliat tsc Lnl,
iinar NG,n q snd Dlnel,i & COMPANY. hy
WilIi~;n j Spence, IT'S resident md i.sa
a,ins ,l,ic,iss. who,- postcfice -Aa e.,
is White O.Ns. i~ircels Cuusty. New
MrAt'v. has ,his day Med IL ap,,lica'io a
tn . ~.,atsrt Tar iiuu ilnt.i ices 81 lnr Ee,i
Cloud nine or vein. bca,i.g gold. silver.
a.d COZ FER. VITA surface srouni 5Ca feet
IN widta, situated ia He'd CuKd miaiiL
di>lric;. LiIcui County. Tcitiior, Of New
a~lrHico. aud designated 10y tie nsid notes
and ofh,ial pist On File il tAis uiiiot MS
survey No, 40 i. twp /. south " range
II east ,f Nsm Mexico principal rn,iid,an
said survey No. 40. ". ug drs"fitr,. rs
follows. io-wii: Beginning n, coiitr IA
|, n granite stcre .tSSxj ihs. sci IN
ground. marked $50 whchse N. SIC.
cor. see. -. Twp. |. :. r. II {. y. II pin
rcr.. bears n. lDc 81 81" W. :ai5 ivct
ai-i-'hence :. II $50 { var ~ : IS {
400 fsci to r.f. No. !. q giiHi:Tii. siunr.
t9@iiNo las. set !. Ia .fhird. nlsrk.d ....v
-racnce c.r. M =. SHlsnl,! iUta. sis,
ycr Nn. COS 4. bs>rs u. ,tc - IS 6.
90 ~ i'ej iis! e. thcne.r u. - ll'N var.
= 80 =. Ca Zee, g. rer, No3, = c~cngi.-
.Hprs's STAGE @iStS;iins set ! ~ %sfuaau.
Nprted 3. 20 -ihChrc h. - - = 80 %
icc!. iultr.'ct % lin. n,4a"ccd le,'r
tirrrr ~. ~. al 8. - % " IS, Ic.t
i'o:H rur No. > iecrtGt 1903 :ce, 90 ear NJ
{ /. N-s"'- xt"re 49,. .ae. ."t . Il
ground marked ! - - tbs,.cs So G.
= var i2- - = Sis.ie fees .ute,ssci l-2
ij' spi-ei He. ~. * = So nr>: iiE-
~ fstt.fu:e. c1r SOL i|scrcof, 80 itct -
~ej 80 !, place 81 beg ICING. C~onfshing
~ af.s II .U-65 acres. Ok sn:es Ut area
= " CSti acrrs j. IL cunliiCi with survey
N ~. aI3 il hcirly ,tpi,ss!t wAisrd
..d excepted I0i.i artA t%.niclf" ~ this
,rplIc,jips i,-e-t5 scres lD,,:;l ia the -
n : ! hyc e5.I;wp i. srlia y, 4. pr'h
"irai ncri4;a1.
The location u; hi, s!.nc is recorded
'n.:h- liccc.Grr = ui.rte o. IA. ;nuaiy Il
i:..7u - :. ii icclr ia nc ta"uat, NAh
?"r;it,.r Aforesaid. in Doot K. ri ra:..
g Hflhe lniUing record.
ih: adjoia!is eiai.nnhte .;o- cas..rly
aHd westerly, the C.ihnss Mining <
'.Hci'iug Ger Ay-rlsewherc unknown
Al. AID all persons claim ne advrr.els
.my portion Of The said Red Cioud'
Tin. OF surface ."ornd, are required to
'!c their shvsr,, cloim uitn tbs Register
=. ihe United States Lsnd Office q; las
races, iu tie Ierrii.ry Of tcw Mckee.
.uring the AK. days pcr.o3 of pubiic&-
~aof. orth-? "ii. bs Larrrd =: VII
- NJ .b- pr"vitisna Of lie =tatnlr.
IS JOHN II. MILLS. Re.'>;cr.
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hrP.ItAfisS fuK 4 rA1EsT.
~. iisn Ctyi4..

.'.4.
sor.ys -Nts. ftE
NOTICE IL hctys, s!,tn -uas,son. 1.
hsct ~Ara4 Hcs, once auLr, !. tth.r
taks. L.a,O.b touA.S. Nc" Nr..t.. las
THIS IN! .!ed ~, nyIi DsurH in a %ratcn.
iJr fourteen .uid ed sad uinc!y hitc ii.
""nr lie 81 iIc KrN sio.r iuIe. mii,r uT
veiii be",lng topper ard oticr ,%asiai,.
WIN siliiace ,:rpiad 55a TO $40 feet IN
w!dih. together Wits toHl0 arics VI sur
Ia, c ground claimed rs the kci stono mil
sic. both situHtcu IL DScur. Mum. Dis.
me, cytriy .f Socotio AID ictT.tuit ui
N'w Mexico and designated hy the i.cld
notes and official pan on He in this Of
nee IS Lots .Suaibnr Sol. 4 & Is. in loNn.
,hip J.. =. 81 r. Q. e. y Il principal mere
liar. 'sii lot ~. S9l. A., b,ina described
as follows, 10 wit
BEGINNING >, c.r No /. limestone eCx
sxi Ing naked SOL. A wbrucc cor ses
~. ~. c h''ly isrOe bears 81 : o. Cs'
= e.l23,. q feet dist. ;. 5 l~ucalimr Eor
lr"ent No | D,cura District bears =
. ~ c7.S,..Sj i,sl dat. Ticncc :
C5S 20 VI 1893 4 fec To- cor No ?. lime
ton. 3sxl2xa lis !narkcda.St A in"acc
a II , ~ " 500 feet Ia cor No 3 q liae-
,;ose sOSles5 ims Tnrscd 3-SOi n
Ibel.re as ui' I 1859 tee; H. cor No !
a limestone 2ixSs6 ms mgrhfd i-SJl a
Thcnsc s2l { 80 55ii i,ct Ia cor ~ J.
place Of bcsi"!ins. Cant-nis }J.gi+c@r:~
located ~ Ii aad / OF az; sec :, i :,
srtc &. mag;c;ig var ~ u tD&s Z
And said Lot Sol b is described as ~
ic~s. t:-wii
BEGINNING a. cor Hn /. = limeNone -
xxx, ii., i.ainea 3Jl.if h-sr- ccr tcca
Is, -. h'dy / IS { hears SO. :"
~ s'e0.Q2 f"rt dist CIR NJ sail-!
sol. bears ESQ., o. 30" 9 ?agi.G& lc.t
dit. and [ {. !%ocai,ng monunt l.. Ma.
Csci:rs DiHlric; brars : 81 10 4 :
=. i3S. 9 feet dist. Th.nccn5o 81. -" y
555.:l feet 10 cor No. 3, on ~ face Vi :
LAB of birT OF rocSs. marked X SCI. B
ihcuoc " 2lS@ feet Ia cor NJ" =. - t.ct
OF limestone lii, kcd X 3Sjt.B -
ihcncc s3o OF u3" " J53.;c2 f,ttto COR
No I. = limestone :!xii}x5 ms. make,
4.soIB. Thence 393.; fee: TO cor No =.
pare If beginning. Couierts i3a+a
acres. l.c.:ed i" e " Sec & t,.srs
e, magnetic y.rjatio. L. 81 TO lp =.
Rccrr led mine IN Book-at page nH,i
mil, site in Book ut p4ke--uf the Nlh
;rg Record: # $oc:l!u County. New Nj
60.
The adjoining c,~.!EaAt. az L. s pni,
lie lands.
Any and IL persons claiming sdvc"sel,
- r. ..0n of sad *. .tOne Ai...s ur ~.
&toue Nil site or surface gl,und are IL
Guirel 10 file ihs;r adverse 2lsini. with -,
Register OF the Cnit-i States Land Df.ic.
al Las Cruces. IN the Territory Of Nav
Mexico. during the sixty days period Of
publication ncicof, or thty n,il br barre
by virtue Of the pro ~si.:cns uf III. Status
SAMUEL. p. EiclREA.
Register.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-22

.DsorosAlss,R ,RxrrR>Nsp,R Aql \
:" ntAduusrlers pcpa.imcnl If .A.:z.
ma. Offer Chief Qusrts;mS:ts;, Los AM =
o, { al. March l.. 1882. -Ssais pr,p.-
viii he received ST th'a oalcs. until II
clock. m. % THURSDAY. April / d.
lSsa. sai oD-nsl iiams {i.isly thtrca'
ar Ia Tie nre.eacs u bidders. fer Ira, -
,cr,Ation. bv waror. Of m Ii AIRY .uDil s
lining the f,c4l wear ending ia 3.
1921 oa routes In The Department cf Ar
'zora, e, follows :-R,CrH No. | 90 F"m
o'f .''l 'h 'h' -N'i-h'' M ."''h,' 7
! ''''"'' ma Nr1In"n ''hl'"i N'i,r'a'' %
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-22
CONSUMPTION Surely Cured.

10 THE EpiroR-i'icssc inform
YOUR readers that | have g. posi-
tive remedy for the above named
diseasc. by its timely Use tlious.
ands OF hopeless casts have been
permanently cured. | shall be
glad to send two bottles If NJ,
remedy tree to any 81 ytur reader.
Who have consumption If they
Will send me their sx press and
pos office address. Respectfully.
I. A. SLOCUM, NJ. c
Isl Pearl ST.. New FORK.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-22

Onr sci:ooi IS considerably larg
cr than II was las. term. 1t now
numbers 2i. Since Tie School
had been in session but two mouths
when we had our iir.t public eXcr-
%cises, they consistcl largely of re-
citations and compositions. The
exercises OF March 2Sth, will be
principally classlcFicws of various
studies, and VIII show some Of thc
rcsI,lto Of our winters work.
All friends Of TIE School are
cordially invited to attend.
Respectfully,
ArBT / IluLL.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-22

JAKE ZIEGI.rR arrived hone
from San Pedro on Thursday, nj
he sass he fees at home too, aihc t
yesterday a lady addressed him ..
" M. Goodman" Lord, hoN
filtered Goodman Will feel VIE.
he hears dis.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-22

NiRs. ARTHUR j. Bo*D LETT our
town tsi;s week, via. CzaEne's stage
line. for Woodland, Cal, there to
in;n her husband who has engaged
i. mercantile business at that point
She WAS accompanied by j. Y.
Hewitt ~ far As FL Paso. MIS-.
b nd carries with her the best
wishes of Il hos; of friends.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-22

WERE il not for lcgll advertise
mcnts which the LEADER is carry
ing and must be published coA2cc-
ut'voly, we would not issue a pa
DR. this week because Of c%ontine-
ment to bed and room and no a.
sisttnce III our mcchan'c&l d"por
meat. We have done the best we
possibly could this week and hope
that next week We will regain
our wontcd health.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-22

The Homes.,kc Mills l. ruin
mig on good ore and the prospects
for their mines arc bright. May
the greatest success attend them.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-22

Mn. {. l.. Hug, has leased the
residence Of Mr.. Rudis;lIc in The
kemuton AdAi'iop.for six months
end took possession last Monday.
Their home is nicely furnished and
the Huff couple are AS happy and
co2y a, cou!d DC w'shca.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-22
AUTOMATIC SIC WING MACuINEI

Pricas reduced. Every family nor can
have the best Automatic Sewing Ma
chine in the market at reduced price.
For particulars send for our new Illus.
trated Circular with samples OF stitch
ing. Oar illustrated Circular shows
every part of the Machine perfectly, and
is worth sending for avon if you hare a
Machine. Kruse C Murphy Mfg. Co.,
400 and i'll West 2sth ST., n. Y. City.
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Carizo EloJel.
NaIrn OAsy.......Nlw x
WN. GALLAGhLR. rrep

This i.o;ells a new iri,k ..ructwrc and
Il fllai..-r1 t~lrcughu;:t ~iil, l,v iiuIi-
t-is si>Sp.nr roCEaf ars well srplIieG
@i = clean -. confari.bi, Le's.a 4 ~
y:ic ni!h lirh. and vsn,.ial;ea. Tale
-, D.iet ~ish he beet The mSrk,t r
ia.is. Every care taken 81. and g:ic:-
~Gn paid I, T>vts Il tTsns.ent guests.
-
CnAGESG REASON.
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SUNDAY evening next pastor
Lane will speak on the clam; of
tie working men of the United
States. Al are cordially invited.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-22

\ SLIGHT fall of snow on Thurs
day night.
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LOCAL. 2OU

IucksDrn e'imcs max. q" aiant"
But printers Ink 80 black aud solemn.
VIII rivrr man peculiar f.rc.
When putin this peculiar column.
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Pubic EXERCISES Of Nsw West
SSiio@., Friday h.iehocn,
Mafch Iota, 1880.
ErCGx-o211n.c

-
hcaiing .l:3V
English Grammar .i:4j
Observation-Disclosures. .2:l5
Rccitation-Aigchra .2:20
= Geography with map
drawing .2:ic
Observation-Disclosures Arith'tic.3:O
Rccitati9n-L.anguagc and
composition .3.35
Recitation.
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liabilities fae,uiir. I:s>arvc nj ~.
sl?C...;.o.a IS

ROhieI 4. CaANNiSs, Nioa.rfs,iicat.
ISAAC r. Li!OiN. : al : ice 'r.Adsnt.
William J. EA5TGN, Secretary
sherman, Son & Bakers. Gcrcrai Apts.
Al,D al, H,t.i.. Arklns-A TcS,,.
M'Nirc an | al II r'.risici'..
!. l.. R,mn.c S.r'rint,rde I (
aehci,s. A. ki,hy and =. Tier. t.. -
: %ssisIani Snperinic' d ATS az A
. owe -, Bark u Commerce Blu !
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-22

& Ar carney Post. No 10. meets ,nth"
lat Monday nigh; Of ga h month. ut their
Han. ~. ". AM 4. {.
j. Y. k~LEPIE5HR. Adjt.
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I. q. q. T.-white oaks Lodge No. te. meets
every Saturday UGbt, ~ Castle Hall. I { ?
o'iigck. Nie ling Lruiisrs earnestly lErit
j. A. WOODLAND, CT.
JAMES II. tAtNr,. SEC.
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aoSrrQ1H,vESz.

RD.fP-Bastar Lodge No. n. Knights OF
Pyrsas meet very faur..ay r.zht, gt "a
o':!o'< W rag Ktishis asc cordially
~iug.ied 20 attend.
JAS. REID. c. c..
r,GpwAnn ttbsscK.K - RIA g.
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!S5 t,,EIs kas INFESTED IS Fo.icw2.
e.. : ~, .nd Card 4 i-rtTaSs
n,, SIS sect, $40 IL
tAi,t S,s'ss raais ami oiasr.
s-rsrit,rs. IesN.csc.lss 81
osry ~ '~1s,s,er.i *crrriti,S, G1,Sis,soo %
asfii s-e. aaJ ltasi Jot'par.r.
Il ~iy.sfs,i. ss.ess a.. 20
.~Ht.iest aur'hea. Frrdihn. defer
.sd And Ia iraa.t, Gle. St.esi.s!s ~
?fcs.iei.s=s Il
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AkH BAHNL'E SHUP.
". l.. HUGHES,

't-nd, lrepsr"d at .li hours 10 opsra!e on
the hc$d "r face or al pa'r~n, ava " III
E'israI;.: siti,!ac,ior. Shop. ',hite
O-ss ivrnre. just eat Of ,as ros:o..ca
Clothes clearing ssd repairing realty.
well ard ciiasply .isne h, NrE. Hughes.
Bring Oh your .Srinvntf.
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n~:g-croRr or ri;E MTrTorisr Cur"TH
p..,.htuy ench s.. 20 g. 30 u;onth .Nc'pt
the 2ri at II r.a.. p. m. silndny
s'hoo' "TcrS st yats' 'na r'Eer
Meeting rvo:Y rsday" J.. J"
2. ~ ~ - ,.. ~ chgrE'
A pOrTrp. /
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SvnscsraE t,r TIA LEA>ra.
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*f56,iGf.Ses 90

Tss tto ysar sndlny De, 3ls', 1899.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03

Rock ISLAND and other cities having
peaceful. law abiding newspaper men,
should be duly thankful that things are no
worse than they are, In view OF the situa-
ton at Kansas City. Tuesday three edi-
tors were in court. Editor Nelson of the
Star brought suit against profane parrot
which hung from cage just across the
street and accosted the editor with ribald
jests whenever he made his appearance at
tue door of the office. Tue owner was
ordered to keep the bird off the street
NEXT on the docket came the case of Col
onel r. II. Van Horn. editor of the Jour-
nal. charged with keeping vicious dog.
The editor was not ready for trial and
took continuance. Then came the case
of the city against DR.. Mumford, editor
of the Times. The doctor is lover of
horseflesh and in his joy over the possess
sion of remarkably speedy animal drove
it at high rate of speed through the
streets. The doctor proved that he could
not have done any damage and he was al
lowed to depart with the admonition not
to do it again.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03

THE aim and intent of the Lodge fed-
eral election bill is undoubtedly to steal
enough democratic districts in the south
to make the next house of representa-
tives republican by safe majority. That
it is an infamous and dangerous measure
Is adnitted by all candid men, and that a
necessity for its passage exists has never
been proven. A few republican members
OF congress only, however. take this view
of the proposition and goaded on by q
partisan and shameless press, the bill
met with very little republican opposi>
ton. Congressman Ewert. of North
Carolina, is one of the republican con-
gressmen who is honest enough to admit
the injustice of the bill. On SATURDAY.
last he made an able speech against the
measure, and clearly demonstrated that
elections IN the south were as fairly con.
Quoted as anywhere in the United States,
and that no intimidation or bulldozing
was ever resorted to. He said:
Unfortunately politics had come TO such
pass that under the rule OF King Caucus
men would vote for measures that deep
down 10 their hearts they did not believe
in. AS TO the negroes political rights :"
speaking for his own state, he 6nhesitat-
ingly asserted that no republican in the
state, black or white, was prevented from
casting his vote. Elections there were
absolutely fair. The entire people of the
south should not be blamed for the acts
of few lawless men. He was sick and
tired of the sentimental talk of the negro
problem. 1t was a delusion TO suppose
the negro was voting the republican
ticket solidlv. He was doing nothing of
the kind. Many of them were voting the
democratic ticket; and it was getting
more and more difficult every year for the
republican party to control the negro.
He had no hesitation in saying that not
three-tenths of the negroes in the south
would vote for the republican party il an
--i.etion was held tomorrow.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
MADE THINGS INTERESTING.
South Carolinians Know How to Make
Politics Lively.

South CarOlinians Know How to Make
Politics Lively.
COLUMBIA, S. c., July 3.-At no meet
ing of the present state campaign has such
bad blood been displayed ass Tuesday at
Winnsborough, the home of Gen Brat
ton, one of the candidates Gen. Bratton
was accorded a respectful silence from the
crowd who listened to him. Gen. Earle's
speech was interrupted by yells and cries
of 'Sit down" and "Let the man speak. y
"You can't change us; we are going to put
Tillman in" run him out, boys When
Capt. Tillman arose it was fully five min
utes before he could speak, so great was
the applause on one side and the kissing
ON the other
Tillman's Followers Take a Hand.
After speaking short while he said
something that again put the crowd to
yelling, and all efforts to silence them
were in vain. Some one told him to sit
down This produced the widest excite
ment. A score of Tillman's followers
rushed ON the stand and lifted Tillman
from the seat into which he had dropped
and carried him to the edge of the plat
form. They swore he should speak
Pistols Make Their Appearance.
At this point the attention of the audi
ence was called to the fact that twenty of
Tillman's supporters on the stand had
their hands on their pistols. At this an
nouncement there was the greatest con-
fusion. The ladies fed from the meeting,
and an eyo-witaess reports 100 pistols in
sight at the same moment. terrible
riot was momentarily expected. and a
single shot or blow would have brought It
on. The tension was very great until the
end OF the most heated meeting of the
campaign.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
BIG MONEY FOR A POOR RACE.
The Realization Stakes, Worth $40, 900
Won by Tournaments

The Realization Stakes, Worth &f3, 900,
Won by Tournament.
NEW YORK, July 3-Rain commenced
falling about l o'clock yesterday morn
ing, and by the time the races ut Sleeps
head bay began the track was very heavy.
The Realization stakes for 3-year-o lds, 1
mile and furlongs. was the feature of
the day. The stake was worth $4,000.
The race proved to be no race at all Sem
ator Hearsts Tournament galloping in a
winner by thirty lengths. Tournament
was made the favorite, with Palisade sec
ond choice. Nine horses started. At the
start Tournament took the lead, and pass
ing the stand he was two lengths in the
lead, with Banquet, Padishah and Ran
cocas in a bunch
No Horse in Ii But Tournament.
Tournament increased the lead on the
far turn to twenty lengths; Her Highness
two lengths before Banquet the others
strung out for a furlong When the stretch
was reached Tournament increased the
lead still further. and went past the post
thirty lengths in front of Her Hiphness.
who beat Banquet for second place by a
short head. Then came Palisade, King
Thomas, and Rancocas Jersey Pat was q
very poor last. The time was 1851. List
mony, who had received special prepare
ton for-this race, bruised his heel about
ten days ago, and yesterday morning
showed symptoms of lock jaw, and the
opinion seems to be that he will die.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
WIDOW TAPLeY's WEDDING.
Her Husband Fell Violently in Love with
Her Photograph.

Her Husband Fell Violently in Love with
Her Photograph.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 3.-Mrs. Anna
Tapley, young widow who has been a
clerk in the registered letter department
of the postoffice, was married Monday
evening. The groom is J. Frank Sweezy,
of Omaha, and the two had never seen
each other until last Friday. The match
was made by Mrs. Hartment, who went to
Omaha some months ago She carried
photograph of Mrs. Tapley. She met Mr.
Sweezy shortly after her arrival and
showed him the photograph with which he
fell deeply in love.
Courtship by Letter.
An introductio n by letter was arranged
and a correspondence followed, resulting
in an engagement. The wedding day WAS
set for July 2, and last Thursday the
groom arrived. He went to see Mrs Tap
ley Friday and was so fascinated with her
UhaU he persuaded her to hurry matters.
The wedding Tuesday evening was the re-
suit, and Mr.. and Mrs. Swcezy left for
their Nebraska home