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Evening journal., 1892-05-19

IT requires tremendous leap from an
editorial contortlonist, OF the Republi.
can variety, TO Justify the negro mob
driving away the officers from the polls
in the Fifth ward here In 1891. while
condemning the white mob for lynching
benevolent negro rapist and murderer
at Chestertown. But we have lesper
who can vault to that height within a
few paragraphs Mob law is no law tits,
undoubtedly dangerous, but II 1t can ever
be excused, Rt all, It must be excused. or
at least palliated, in the case Of brutal
raPist who belongs to political party,
whose black mem bers can do no wrong
We have no justification for mobs, any
where, at any tins, for any purpose, In
stead Of condemnlng and justifying mobs
for partisan purposes, however, the
political party, which has taken the
negro conscience In charge, ought to
prevent the commission Of the numerous
rapes and murders that are increasing so
fearfully.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
Left rre nndlY InIured.

Edwin Pierson. employed as a helper
in the p. w & B. railroad boiler shops,
may lose the sight Of one Of his eyes.
Pierson was struck in the left eve by a
rivet yesterday afternoon, and that mem
Der was badly Injured. DR. Ogle is the
attending physician, and he has little
hopes OF saving the eve. Pierson is "a
years old and lives AZ No. S31 Kirkwood
street and is married
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

AN unsatisfactory ethnogrsphist, DR..
Belle W, has risen to tell us that Afghan
istsn Is not the name Of the mountain.
GUS country, inhabited by semi barbar-
GUS people, who run mad at Cabul every
few years and murder lot Of adventur.
Gus Bri ish soldiers. But he does not tell
u what is the name Of the interesting
country about which and in whi,h the
great contest between England and
Russia for Eastern supremacy is 10 take
place in the future He says be cannot
guess, even, how the false name
originated but he is sure that there is no
local warrant for it, and like the name
given TO Afrisa, or like the term Yankee.
the people are not aware that they are
Afghans any more than the Hottentots
aud the Eastern States people here sIe
aware that other people call them, re-
spes.ively, Africans and Yankees The
only satisfaction Dr. Bellows syurt at
icOnOclasm affords is that Aghvan is III,
American word for mount alneer and that
Afghan may be corrupted from that
geographic not ethnic term
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

THK tariff on art has nothing in com.
mon with the tariff On foreign products
designated for commercial uses. It is
not In accordsn,e with the fundamental
principles OF protection, aud II ought TO
be erased from the statute book. New
York Press
And yet the same wise, disinterested
careful sud patriotic legislators who
enacted the law protecting scorns, hens
eggs, tin plate and church Altars in
serted the duty on art.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
Thal FIre Depar.ment oon.est

The Fire Committee Of City Council
met last evening and upon the advice Of
City Solicitor Curtis, decided that as far
IS City Council was concerned it could
only canvass the returns and announce
the result. An affidavit WAS presente
from the Friendship Fire Company oerti-
fylug that its election officers were ap.
pointed according to law. This virtually
decreases OF the matter
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

CLEvELAEDs silence and stay -at-home
qualities sre as fetching as his travels
and his speeches 1t is q wise Preslden-
tial candidate who knows when to speak
aud when TO be silent; when TO hunt
delegates and when to stay at home with
Frances aud Ruth
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

REFRRhrse to the Democratic Conven-
tion at nover the New York Press says
1T was Cleveland love-fsast" and the
convention bows to Bayard's orders. "
Taat editor ls mixed in tense and In sense
too. He uses present and past lenses and
mixes loving admiration with servils
obedience in the same short comment.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

SENATOR CHANDLER, Republican, Of
New Hampshire introduced a bill to
give American register to the ships Of
the American Steamship Company. Of
which Austin Corbin Is the head. Per-
haps Senator Chandler is not as loyal as
Senator higgins sOd New Hampshire and
New York are not Gs much interested in
the commercial and shipping interests Of
the country as Delaware.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
PresIdent cotton stopsDowp.

The stockholders Of the Atlas Dredging
Company held a meeting yesterday after
noon and elected the following directors
Franklin B. Cotton, Franklin H. Cotton
William w. Pusey, William M. Field
and Charles w. PHsey. The board organ
lied by the election Of the following
ofilcers: Charles w. Pusey, president
Franklin B. Cotton, president; Will
liam M. Field, treasurer; and Fred. L.
KurtE, secretary. Mr.. Cotton was pres
dent OF the com many
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

Dress Goods remnants.
Freshened every morning by
the trade ends of the day be.
fore. Enough in the largest
for Woman's full Dress Pat
tern ; enough in the smallest
for a cunning Costume for the
Child. Cheviot, Camels. Hair,
Plaids, Stripes, Figures all
wool, half wool and mixes.
Charming combines where the
yards are too few-chances for
taste and ingenuity. Goods
just as good as when the stuffs
were unscissored prices grown
small with the number of yards.
What was $I.25 now 75c
what was 81 now 5oc-oftimes
less than half. A windfall for
Women. The wise ones
watch.
Main Aisle.
Fifty Women's Dresses of
newest styles, choice materials
and excellent workmanship,
90 to about half price. We
never wait for such things tc
get out of the swim. Costume.
for indoors and out. Yesterday
up to $50 and 500, 10 day 81.
eack.
Tyrolean Costume Of hair lin
Worsted stripe, Surah Sill
Blouse, black navy blue, gray
Bedford Cord Costumes, drop skirt
Bengaline silk trimmings, je
garniture, Bell Skirt.
Shepherd Plaid Costumes, brow
and gray, drop skirt, fancy bodice
velvet shoulder pieces, lace jabeaU
Bell Skirt, Tufis on button. PSrsY
French Serge Costumes, iCoal Ia
basque. Beugaline silk yoke trim
ming OF fSrcy gilt, spsngle edginf
piAAu Dell DhitAi bhui gray oiucs
Plain Cloth Costumes, tis httiD
hip basque, yoke and vest piece {
Armure SILK, finishing of jet edl
ing. Bell Skirt, tan. gray blue.
Russian Moujik Costumes Of Frenc
BrOAdcloth, trimming Of Sill
Applique, heliotrope.
Berlin Model Of tan Cashmere wit
green velvet combination, bea
edging, steel buckles and straps.
The "Columbine" Of Bedford Core
white bOx-plAited skirt with insel
tion OF red soutache braid, best {
brown Bedford Cord with Will
reveres, completed by long-tail'
Coat.
Second floor, Chestnut street.
Extra fine French and Iris
Damask Table Cloths, $3.7
10 $2o-fully IS per cent. VI
der price. Some of them hav
been smirched a bit, but on
washing will set them right.
Southwest Of centre.
John WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

vmeINIA has not got out Of the habit,
which made her famous, Of furnishing
statesmen Governor Mckinney says the
men be has under consideration to sue.
ceed Senator Barbour are John Ran
dolph Tucker. John Goode and ex Gov.
ernor Fitzbugh Lee
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

REFERRrEe 70 the Republican leader
of the House, the New York Sun says:
he is Bismarck out OF power, but
not the less a Bismarck He sits among
the smaller aud uneasier Republicans OF
the minority, like bullfrog surrounded
BY s,ooters Their divagations leave q
ripple on the surface Of legislation; but
whenever Tom Reed moves there Is 9
ccmmotion and 4 splash
The splash which follows the move
ment Of large but awkward beast o.
the species, rama plpiens. makes thu
shallow waters In which he plunges ans
sports muddier. not clearer.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

THR goody. goodies Of the Young Mems
Republican Club dia not show nearly 80
much virtuous vigor In getting rid OF
Kellum and J. EldrIdge Pierce as they ex
ercised in suspeuding one young mar
who was betrayed by too many cups.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

THERE are many duels in prospect
between members Of opposing factions
In chihuahua, Mexico. II Borrowe, Fox,
Milbank and Drsyton really wish to fight
they could Nv eaeily and abundantly sc.
commodAted 10 chihuahua.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

ROSWELL g. Horn, who made that
tangled speech in the Opera House here,
has probably heard that the stump
speaker who told the truth, and nothing
but the truth, would lose bis Job.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

IF Philadelphia wants 70 borrow our
building inspector aud Jester a few days
we can readily spare them. They are
both liable to be quite reactionary till
they are properly fixed.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

The Treasury purchased 29l 900 ounces
Of silver at so.8s and yet this admins
tration and the Republican party profes
not to have the silver erszs. II silver
is bought 70 keep mp the price OF silver
why should not the Treasury buy wheat
or peaches or any other commodity FOR
the same beDe6eent PurpOsesi This
silver is not coined, 1t cannot be sold
IL Is stored.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

SUrrosE Tammauy should unload bill
what's to hlnderf Suppose, on the con-
trary, Hill should Be circulating a story
to allsy one OF the arguments against
him as q can didGtei
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

JUDGE WAxEM says "a million dollars
goes a long ways In politics He prob
ably refers 70 the phenomenon Of $3.50,
900 carrying a bargain counter merchant
into the Cabinet
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
ohartarad nr Nav Ynrk.

The steam packet Annie, which has
been undergoing repairs at the Harlan
and HoliinRworth ClmpRnY's yard will
leave this city for New York to day. The
Annie belongs to the Charles Warner
Company and has been chartered by q
New York frm for the season.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
omc.n Rainr Cleaned.

The offices Of the clerk Of the United
States Court, the United States Com
missioner and the marshal, In the Fed
eral building. are being cleaned. While
this is going on the Offices are all com
bined In one
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

THE Christian religion was not In
vented for policies; or. politicians are
not built according to the Christian re-
lgioa. for they cannot love theil
an.nniaa
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

THR amount Of destruction a feet Of
American vessels. carrying the American
Gag. manned by American sailors, owned
by American capital, will do, is Qn6R
iteslmaliy) inestimAble.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

The state convention Of Republican
clubs will be held in Dover next month.
Colonel George w Marshall of Milford
is right bower, and Hugh G. Browne Of
this city Is the jack of spades.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

Councilman Cotton says that he will
resign In July because his councilmanic
work interferes with his business. Does
be want to 90 10 the General Assembly,
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

Mrs FRANK LESLIE thinks her Eng
lish husband, Willie Wilde, ought to
work OF 60 back to England.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

JANIS TAYLOR, rspist and murderer,
first vent down the river. Chester, In a
tug; then across the river styx, on a
rone
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

CoLLEeEMEN In politics are not 80 in
cengruous as political men In church
colleges
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

saEAr trade Is sprinslng up In the
export Of oranges and apples from this
country to England This is not curious
or unexpected, n: Il Is curious lat The
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

The office Of the Equitable Life is now
located on the second floor OF the
Equitable Building.
ANsoN A. MAHER. Manager.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

franklin B. Cotton says that he is
proud Of the part he took In electing
Daniel Dohl building inspector. Is he
equally proud of his $50, GOO or $40. 900
dcfcil2
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
twas Not "ike" Anderson.

Az the Municipal Court YESTERDAY
morning. Spencer Williams WAS fined $lC
and costs for interfering with an officer
not Isaac Anderson as the report stated
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

GAINsvu.LE, Ga, has an alphabetical
phenomenon whose name is A. B. G.
Dorsey.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

John p. Spring, the Republican fire.
man at the Court House, claims that
during the last year he has saved the
county S244 so worth of coal. Il is well
for the people to remember that while
Spring was saving at the splgot Bucking-
ham, Clark, Jolls, Hutchison, ellis
and Simpler were letting out at the bung-
hole. This Republican economy has a
back-Rction tendency that is far from
agreeable to the taxpayer.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
WANAmAKER's.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, May 10, 1892.
Tie DsathsS today IS likely
10 be clear
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

s the only reliable cure for the tired feeling pecu-
liar 10 women suffering with weak hearts, pain In
side, shoulder and arm, weak and hungry spells,
irregular punso, falnting, smothering Thousands
testify 10 their permanent cure. ELEGANT Book
FREE AT DRUa0Isrs.
DR. MrLEs MEDICAL co, EIkhArt, Ind.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

Pierce Gould will soon stand in front
OF Paul Gillis's farm house and slug
Moore's beautiful lines:
Farewell, be It mine to embellish thy
with everything beauteous that grows in
the deep.
Each fowero Of the rock, and each gem of the
Shall sweeten thy bed and inumins thy
cheek.
Around thee shall glisten che lOveliest
That ever the sorrOwing sea birds have
wept.
with many a shell, in whose hollow
wreathed chamber
We PeriH Of oceau by moonlight have slept.
"wen dive where the gardens Of coral lie
sparkling,
And plant all the rOsiest stems at thy
head,
We Will seek where the sands Of the. Caspian
are sparkling.
And gather their gold to strew over thy bed
"Fsrewell FAREWELL Until PHYS zweei
fountain
Is lost in the hearts OF the fair :and the
hrave.n
They viii weep for Paul ellis, who died on
that mountain.
Tney will weep for his whiskers that II,
meath this wave.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
Tbe snrinp. the sprine.

The Spring. the Spring.
The beautiful Spring,
Ia a dear, economical, careful young thing.
He hustles the coal,
Right into the hole,
And brings a Republican balance poor thing.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

When Secretary Tom Buckley Of the
First Ward Republican Club of Nom
Residents first set foot upon American
soil he was rampant free trader and
Democrat BE said 'If you put tax
on Australian wool. and persuade the
Australians to pay the tax, God speed
you; but TO put tax on wool and make
the American workingmen pay the tax is
little short Of madness" Tom Is big
boy now. From the high tariff ramparts
he howls the bsttle.ery of Protection.
What has changed you, Thomasf Are
you dealing In Australian or African
wool2
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

dear,
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11
THE KOLB CONVENTION.
Kolb's Boilers Nominate a Full Ticket

The Kolb convention at McDonald's g
opera house this morning proceeded to
business and elected the following state
executive committee:
p G. Bowman. chairman; Zell CASTOR,
T. K. Jones, H. P. Bone; Frank Baltzell,
four members at large.
The matter of putting presidential cleo
tors in the field was left to the discretion
of the state executive committee.
A committee was appointed to propose
nominees for the state officers.
nj thershed of J,ffersou introduced a
resolution that the delegates to Chicago
go uninstructed as to candidates except
to select candidates who will truly repres-
ent the people, and it was adopted.
The committee on basis off representa-
ton reported, referring that matter to the
executive com mittee.
The convention then adjourned till 2 P.
m. to give the committee on nominations
time to report.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention met at 3 o'clock, and
Mr. Balizell from the committee on plat
form read that document. Captain Kolb
rose and said as standard bearer of the
organized democracy of Alabama cloud
applause) he wished to say he indorsed
every plank in it, and hoped the conven-
ton would unanimously iudorse 1t. Loud
applause.)
Mr.. Davis of Fayette supported it in an
eloquent speech. He chal acterized this
movement as a rebellion against an
attempt to establish moneyed oligarchy.
He wound up by saying in August the
people would bury the Capital Hill dem
ocrats face down, so that when they
scratched out they would be at home.
The committee reported resolution
providing that all state nominations shall
hereafter be made by general primary,
and in each county there shall not be less
than thirty days notice, and all white
democrats who will pledge themselves
w SupPOlb tuC HOillCCo Sudil DC CllSlUlC.
Also that the legislature be called upon to
enact laws that will give primaries the
the same security as general elections.
The committee on state ticket reported.
L. c. Ramsey was nominated for sec.
retary of state by acclamation.
t. X, Jones of Tuscaloosa was nomin.
ated for treasurer.
S. NJ. Adams of Bibb was, by rising
vote, unanimously nominated for COM
missioner of agriculture.
W. T. B. Lynch was nominated for au-
ditor.
B. K Collier of Jefferson was nomina
ted for attorney general.
The. Kolb convention completed its
state ticket by putting on j. G, Turner of
st. Clair for superintendent Of education.
1t then adjourned sine die.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11
Our State Organization.

The Republican National Conven-
ton, in admitting the Mosely dele
gates at large. from Alabama, put
the stamp of regularity on the State
. Executive Committee, headed by
Ir. Mosely.
However unjust and out rageous
piay have been the means by which
the Capitol Convention selected
DR.. Moseley, was itself got
ten together, that body has been re-
cognized now as the legal State con-
vention and Republicans are left no
alternative but to submit, roll up
their sleeves, bury the hatchet and
work for the success of Republican
ism.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11
A Superb Administration.

If the convention decides not tC
renominate President Harrison, its
action will not in the slightest degree
reflect upon the administration OF
its chief. The Presidents purity 4
character, intellectual ability and
sincere patriotism are admitted by
every member Of his party Hi:
official record has been marked by
rigorous rectitude. No breath OF
scandal has furnished the fair fame
of his administration. 1t has been
conducted on broad and patriotic
lines. The spirit which has INSPIRED
it has been thoroughly American
In dealing with foreign complica>
tions and difficult domestic question.
the President has acted with the Vi
gor, foresight and prudence of a true
statesman. The record of his admin
istration is in itself a magnificent
platform. The work which the Pres
dent and his chosen Cabinet have
performed has made the Republican
party stronger and increased its pros
poets Of success. IN. Y. Press.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11
The Republican National Con.
VentiOn.

The re- nomination of the Presi
dent at Minneapolis yesterday by
The Republican National Conven-
lion, after the sudden and bitter op-
position of the last few weeks. sprung
upon the country on the eve Of the
convention and Secretary Blaine's
sensational resignation from the cab
met, is a signal triumph of the peo-
rle and just recognition of his mer-
it orious, and successful administers
lion of public affairs.
His denomination means his re-
election
Hurrah for Harrison and Vlctoryl
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11
The Two Democratic State
Tickets.

For the first time within the MEM
cry OF most men engaged in politics
the Democrats of Alabama have
split and put out two state tickets
1t makes the beginning Of the end.
We have held all along that no one
liarty would be permitted by any
american state to entirely usurp all
authority and power and permanently
establish its throne over the people.
Let us all keep cool, listen to the
music ard watch the battle between
the Jones and Kolb forces
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11

Ex Governor Pinchback stood up
lnanfully for Stevens and the cause
of Alabama Republicans, in the
National Convention. Alabama
bows low in acknowledg ement of his
valued services and pledges its stead
fast friendship here after, as a token
OF the appreciation of its people
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11

All honor to Stevens. He demon-
strated his ability and aptitude for
the position of trust given him by
Alabama Republicans.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11

Well done for our Stephens! The
odds were against him, but there is a
here after. The people will be heard.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11
erosity and democracy, after the majority

erosity and democracy, after the majority
had spoken, to vote to make my nomina-
ton unanimous. 1t has touched my heart
at such time as this and | desire to
thank them for it.
After the applause the resolution fixing
population as the basis of representation
was adopted with only one no.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11

The convention was great in every
thing numbers, intellect wisdom
and oratory. We pronounce the
work well done. One great mistake,
however, was the recognition of Ala
bama's White League delegates.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

The first ballot for attorney general re-
suited: w L Martin 2l9s. Daniel Collier
100. R l. Thornton &c, T w Martin 5S, w
Z Richardson Al. On the second ballot
Martin received 2679, and was declared
the nominee. On motion of MCGUIRE il
was made unanimous.
was appointed to recommend new ex-
ecutive committee. The committee on
platform was announced, and the conven.
ton adjourned till 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11
SUPREME COURT.

Chief Justice Stone was unanimously
re-nominated by acclamation. McClel-
Ian, Walker, Dowell, Coleman, Clarke,
HARRISON and Head we're put in nomina
ton for associates. The ballot on judges
resulted: Coleman 327s. Head 248 2-5,
HARRISON 81 go, Mcclellan 29l 2 5,
Clarke 1855, Dowdell 234, Walker 1876 3-2
The first four were declared the nominees.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11

Reid is a powerful lever Of
strength.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11

Peaches are beginning to make their
appearance in the market-imported
ones.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11

Austin and the Eighth District
came out with victorious banners.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11

f- .r.rS aFrE - Yrs.
u ycj, an 81. worn cut rs.a.iy ..;.a, q. notn
1iis. 1t l. rtaeTa. Cebi.Itv Try
EkI IHS-. fhrN GfirFIS.
4 w:U a,ar4 sou. cieaT.se soar ii-e- and Sfu.
good snDeti-A
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11

Harrison will succeed himself,
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11

1t is winning ticket.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11
BLAINE NOMINATED.

1t was decided that the roll of States
should be called, and when Colorado was
reached Senator Wolcott, of the Silver
State, arose. Instantly the Blaine mer
burst into wild enthusiasm and all doub
as to the presentation of the name O.
James g. Blaine was now removed
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11
MONTGOMERY,
MVNIVVWEH /,
The Full State Ticket Nonni-
mated.
Basis Of representation changed

The Vote for Governor by Counties
Huntsville gazette., 1892-06-11

Hurrah for the nominee !
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-10-07
Petition for Liquor License.

To the Honorable County Court Of Gillian coun,
ty, Oregon We, the undersigned legal voters oi
Condor precinct, Gillian county, Oregon, re
spectfully petition that license be granted y. W.
Barr to sell spirituous, malt and vinous liquors
in less quantities than one gallon, in said pre-
cinct, for the period OF six months. Dated sept
., 1892.
Arthur Brandenburg, VIM Mack, J A Walker
Geo Tatom, NJ Rinehart, VIM Dunlap, w
Thurnagle, Jas Mulcare, G $ Clark, I Keizur
Thos May, w A Goodwin, A S Rice, Y A Ebbert
H N Frazer, B Hollingsworth, Cooke, l
Anthony, j w Caven, II Hickman, II Billing, II
E Trimble, John Maddox, Smith, Herbert
Halstead, g W Rinehart, L A Tennery, Jno Cow
ans, Skely G Rinehart NJ Brown, W $ Ny.
ers, 7 G Johnson, " Blake, ] H Downing, L "
Darling, w w Smith, Chas Fix, A Balsimeir. w
w Bracket, Geo Knox W II Livingston, D Il
Ward, ] r Clark, VIM Whitney, s T Shut
Brown, L Neale, W Miller, Ed Dunn, Wm
Myers, NJ Mckinney, Biebl, Jos Trevett, Lu
cas-, Geo W Goode, A Moore.
Notice is hereby given that at the November
1892 term OF county court of Gillian county, Or
egon, or as soon thereafter as the same may bs
heard the undersigned will apply TO the saic
court for the license mentioned in the foregoing
o7-2S J.W. BARR