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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12

Mr. u. u. Rogers, left some fine car
rots ut this Ollce monday, and one dal
last week the Underwood brothers o.
White Salmon, left four mammoth fcl
lows wcIghing7 pounua oach.
The ladies Of tho Congregations
church, furnished dinner and supper tC
the pub ic election day, lnking In $40
'rhcv had assumed $50 of tho church
lndt btodncss, aud tho above amount
Will DO used to reduce II,
Mr.. llilgtrom, has SOME fine fire clny
on his plACc. He left n piece nj
this Office this week that had
been used IN hstovc back by him for
nine years, aud II was evidently good
for twenty years more.
Joo S0csbc has sold his fnrm 10
Thomns Bishop of Umatilln county,
who VIII move down with his family
In March next, until which time Mr..
Socsbe VIII remain IN possession. The
price was $3.50, area SO ncres.
Captain Blowers couldn't stand the
suspense, 20 Cnme over "Wednesday
morning tO hear the returns. lie be-
came one Of the returns himself lcav-
ing for home 50 suddenly that we never
got glimpse of him. II happens that
way sometimes but generally to us
democrats.
Dan Cameron, brother Off. ID. Cam.
eron, Of White Salmon, was elected
sheriff OF 'ShoahOuc county Idaho, on
the republican ticket, being the only
hnn on the ticket that was not dcient-
cd. a Nevada man can't he downed
with anything short Of cannon.
We want 10 say that we have bar-
gain in real estate for some one. We
VIII soil for cash 100 acres, with good
house bnrn and outbuildlngs that cost
over 1000, ten ncres cleared, well
fenced, for less than the improvements
cost Call and soc us, for II Is snap,
and tho fist conner gets it,
The following Hood Rlycrltes were
down on the Jury, for the term begin
ming Monday: a. Wlnans, w. Rand,
i. G. Shcrrcb, 4. :. Blowers, r. T..
Ma. .kenrr NJ. y. Potter, f. f.. Lyons,
J. w. Wallace, j r.. Nicholson, s. +.
Blythe, j. w ingalls,, G., II. Strana.
han Ten out OF 30, is II pretty large
average for this neck Of the woods.
Jnckson the Indian, had fight hc o
caused by too much bug-uicc. !
lud got the worst Of It. Monday he
went home 10 White Salmon and q, /
wen, just like some Of his civilized
white brethren would have done by, !
leatIng his wife. lie knocked her
lown and jumped on her until he got
ircd, and thinking he had killed her
kippcd out, aud up to date has not
Iccn caught. The squaw remained un- |
conscious for nearly "A hours, but will |
ccOyer.
NJ. T. lsenbcrg can now retire from
,olitical life. Election day he public
lily worked for the democratic ticket,
leedless Of the fact that tho rcpubli-
ANS elected him one OF tho judges OF
lection. Charley johnson, the Indian
wanted 10 vote the democratic ticket,
While tho democrats were trying TO
Invo him vote for Weaver. The COM
'ination was too hard for an Indian,
nst ~ IL WAS for some whitemen, to
understand, and lsenhcrg insisted that
= he wanted TO vote for the democrats
Ie should vote that or none. The mis-
ulded creature voted that way.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
AUCTION SALE.

/ will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, ut my place two miles
south of fuckers mill, Tuesday Nov
ember, 22nd good work mares, l three
year-old mare, 2 two-year colts, cows,
2 two-year heifers, yearling heifer;
hogs, one farm wagon, two sleds, two
plows, one harrow, besides hay, corr
fodder, straw, wheat, oats and barley,
potatoes and other vegetables. Will
also sell one domestic sewing machine
and household furniture. Terms: All
sums under $40 cash. That amount or
over, one years time on approved note
with interest at 10 per cent.
CHARLES EHRCK.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12

The election in this precinct resulted
in favor of the republicans by % ma
jority. The vote standing as follows:
Harrison, l39; Cleveland, ~; Weaver,
ll2; Bidwell, II, Nathan Pierce, one of
the Weaver electors received 129 votes.
The total vote polled was 3l9, a gain of
% since the June election. Many dem
ocrats, probably so refused to vote for
Pierce, who had been indorsed by the
democratic central committee.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12

The undersigned being located near
Hood River, wishes to inform parties
who may be desirous Of having sur
veying done, that he Is a practical
surveyor Of many years experience,
ana that work entrusted to him will be
performed with dispatch and correct
ness. He takes pleasure In referring TO
Mr.. A. >. Blowers, (who for years was
county commissioner I'm Minnesota
and for whom he did county work as
county surveyor, Us to his ability.
Parties writing me at Hood will re-
ceive prompt attention.
&. J. HAYES.
Dated Hood River April 9Th, 1891.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
School Election.

The special school meeting Wednes-
day afternoon gathered only about six
of our citizens, the balance being too
busy managing the National election
to attend. AS n result the meeting
was postponed until Saturday the 10th
inst. The directors met and accepted
the resignation Of n. c. Evans, so that
instead Of one, two directors will be ell
ccted next Saturday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
Barn Burned.

The Odcll barn, twenty-five tons of
hay and 2jo bushels Of barley, were
burned Wednesday evening. viii
Odell had gone into the arm to take
care of his horses, when one of them
kicked the lantern over and the flames
spread 80 rapidly they couldnot be con-
trolled. The less is serious one, as
outside Of the value destroyed which
will amount to at least $750.OO the hay
In hard to replace.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
3|ood River Glacier.
THE MAILS.

The mai arrives rom MI Hood ~ n a..
clurh A, NJ, Wednesdays aud AnturdayW dc.
phrh 'Ao snluO dRya ~ noon.
For Chcnowcth, leaves atB A. NJ. arrlyca nj
l., NJ Saturdays,
For White Salmon leaves daily At 4 A. NJ.
arrives NJ one o'clock T.. N,
From white Salmon leaves for Fuldn, on.
moG Trout Lake ana Glenwo0d Mondays.
WrdncsduyA aud FRIDAYS.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at The Dalles Or. oct.I:ll, 1892

Land Office at The Dalles Or. Octcll, 1897
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
10 make nnal proof in support of his claim,
and tnat said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver U. s. l.. q. at The Dalles
Or. ON November d, 1892, viz:
Henry II. Tomlinson,
II. d. No $3.50 for the 4 sec - Tpl 10
c m.
He names the following witnesses to prove
MS continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz: David X. Cooper. George
Perkins, George j. Wenner, William ii,
Edick, all of Mount Hood Oregon.
octio-noNl9 JOHN w LEWIS, Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
FOR SALE.

Eighty-acre tract, six miles from
town, good house and barn, 10 acres
under plow. Orchard Of 900 trees In
bearing. Three shares Of stock of Hood
River Water Supply Company goes
with the place. Well of good water.
For price and terms, call on or address
III. L. Crapper.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
FOR RENT!

A 7-room house in the finest location
in town. Has bath, with tank, and
piped for hot and cold water; also, FROST
proof milk house. For further infor-
nation inquire at Mt. Hood hotel.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
IlanCI.

There Will be a dance at fuckers
hall Friday night the 18th instant.
Henry York will furnish the music,
and W. II, Hubbard will have charge
of the floor, Tickets so cents and
everybody invited.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
Land Locator.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Timber Land. Act Juns {. IS7s.)
ITnitad 4fnsas o,,A naI..

OuitSu btAtOe LnnQ once,
Vancouver, Wash. Sept. ID, 1901
Notice In hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions OF the act OF Congress OF
June j, 1873, entitled IAN act for the sale OF
timber lands In the states OF California Ore
gon,Nevada, and washington Territory, peter
GroshOng, Of white Salmon county OF Kick
ltat state OF wash, has this day filed In
THIS Office his sworn statement No l743, for the
purchase ofthew wa NV 4 and WI swA ofsec no,
70 IN township No north, range no. 10 east, and
viii offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and TO establish his
claim to said land before the Register and Re-
celNer OF this office at Vancouver wash, ON
saturday, the Srdday OF December, 1892.
He names as witnesses: Frank II. But
tom Albert b. Jones, OF Hood River Or. Jacob
II. Hunsaker, Edward J. Jones, OF White Sal
mon, wash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claims In this office on or before said Srd
day of December 1892
spt2+nov@ JOHN ID. GEoGHEGAN, Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
FOR SALE.

Ten acre trHct, nix ncrcs under cult.
walton, 4 acrcs IN orchard, good wells
with never falling supply Of water,
good two story house. Price $500,
cash, or will sell with place shares
Of water, colt, COW, aud farming inn
plcmcnts for $1,000 aud give time for n
part. Mus. Il. =. HOWELIs.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
ESTRAY.

Came to my place early last summer
a VIII COW supposed to be three years
old. Has wat appears to be dim
brand un hip. Owner will call pay
charges and take her away.
JOHN PARKER,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
BORN.

To Mr.. and Mrs o. Howells twins,
both boys. The little fellows are lucky
each having II birthday of his own, one
being born before midnight Sunday,
the other after.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
BEATTY'S PIANOS AND ORGANS.

BEATTY'S PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Hon. Daniel +. Beatty, the great Or
gan and Plano manufacturer, il build
Ing and shipping more Organs and
Pianos than ever. In 1870 Mr.. Beatty
left home u penniless plow boy, and by
his indomitable will he has worked his
way up 10 as 10 sell 10 far nearly lOO, 900
Of Beatty's Organs and Pianos since
1870. Nothing seems TO dlshearten
him. obstacles laid I'm his way, that
would have wrecked any ordinary man
forever, he turns to All advertisement
and comes out Of 1t brighter than ever.
His Instruments, as IL well known, are
very popular and are to be found in all
parts Of the world. We are informed
that during the next ten years he in
tends to sell 10000 more OF his make;
that means business Of $40, 900, 900, If
we average them at 500 each. 1t Is
already the largest business of the kind
IN existence. Send to Daniel +. Beatty,
Washington, New Jersey, for cata-
l0gue.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
100000 RnAa1x's Ba4eaips. For FSGF,a: ss.,,: |.
cI!lars, catalogue, address Daniel r. Beatty.
Washington, New Jersey.
FOR SALE Or RENT.

The Crockett place, II milea west Of
town. Forty acres; good improve
ments. If not sold, the house and barn
and part of the land only for rent. APP
ply to B. Warren, Hood River.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
DO NOT FORGET

That Marvin Rand has the finest brands
of cigars, and an excellent stock of
choice candies. He will have ice cream
every Sunday, and lemonade, soda
water etc, every day.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
We Sell

l3 yards for 90
Fruit Of tho Loom Bleach Mus
lin 10 yards for 90
Amasking Ginghams, II 100
Amasking Shirtings, 9 100
Indigo Blue Prints, II " " 100
Standard Prints, 10 " " 100
All Wool Ladies' Cloth, per yd. SOC
Table Oil Cloth, 1" 25
Ladies' Fast Black Hose " pair I2i
Clark's o, n. r. Thread, doz so
Mems riveted OveralIs, " pair 90
Mems Riveted Jumpers, go
Mems Cotton Socks, doz 90
Mems Scarlet Wool Socks " pair 25c
Mems Underwear, SOC
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-11-12
Beatty's Organs SFs SEsf, fa'

Write for catalogue. Addfes Daniel 4. Beatty,
Washington, New Jersey
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fret that tho Repuhlicans Of Wisconsin might
not be able to overcome the njority obtain ed
by the Democrats in tho State election two
years ac1 Since then. however the Republi.
cans haye behaved themselves on tho school
md other questions. and ex-senator John c.
Spooncr. tho Republican candidate for Cover
nor. isas popular M any, man in the state.
:, Mr., Spooner while IN New York frankly said
that he wnsrunuing fox Governor in tho State
merely tn help Harrison and Reid. The DEM
ocratic managers. while not inclined to give
M Wisconsin. believe that the Republicans
nro IN the van In tho Hight The problem there
fore comes down to the good old States Of
New York and Indiana.
Az eyes on election tight should lie directed
on the returns from them. The returns W i'll
be received vt National Democratic headOuar-
tors aud NJ state headquarters IN the Hoffman
House. The Republicans will learn OF their
loom at Mr.. Carriers bureau and Mt Deacon
Hacketts shop.
=, Tx. President Cleveland and Senator Nc
Ihcrson are TO have a rousng reception to-
night in the Oakland Avenue Rink. Jersey
City, That vii wind UP the campaign In the
Anpleiack State.
The grand stand on which Mr.. Cleveland
will review the business meme parade to-
morrow afternoon was erected IN Madison
SQUARE Yesterday. The stand will hold about
800 persons. and admission to 1t will he by
ticket. This parade will close tho fight In the
En- pire State.
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GOtTHE'S VISIT TO CAR! SBAD.


Thor" Is II" doubt that the life of the great
poet was greatly prolonged by drinking tho
waters of the Sprudol Spring, ~ our day
We have the Sprudel Spring brought to us
IN til" form OF salt. which Is obtujnod by
evaporation from the waters of CARLSBAD.
The Natural CARLSBAD Srn,pEL SALTS is
IN no sense n mere purga;iN". hGt j. an
Alternative and climiIaiivr remedy which
dissoIvcs tenacious bile, ,l.,ays irritation.
and removes uhstrucIl"u~ las ;s!'!nG nature.
IL acts soothinlyIy and without pain. and
Is therefore far superior Ia l.ls. rulEa-
tivcs, and other remedies. IT." genuine
has tn" sigratur" Of LlANEE 4 MENDEL-
son CO.. Sole Agents. New York. on every
Lottle.-Adv.
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INSTRUMENTATION
BUT JkFEERsONTiN DOCrRINE WHICH
U.4S READ ~ THOUSANDS

1ts FIcrcr fieh'. Too, Feat on the Kepuh-
Hear n.scniitr whieh Hopes to Ruy the
Vote. u tnnn Get bv Face rr Fraud.
The bright Tammany moon made the night
luminous with the light OF true Democratic
doctrines as the crowd swarmcd into the big
Fourteenth street Wigwam ut Tammany's
second great mass meeting Tor Cleveland and
Stevenson. And the twin moon ut broadway
and Thirtyfourth street shot its rays upon
those who didn't journov to the Fourteenth
street temple Of Democracy. 1t shone for Re
publicans und Democrats alike.
Tie Tnmmanv moon followed tho example
OF the WiGwam's distinguished orators and
doomed things for Cleveland first OF MI.
Democratic truths from Cleveland's recent
speeches were written across tho face of the
orb. Then came these sentiments:
Loyalty to cleveland and stevenson
Is the SUPREME DUTY Of the hour.
Cleveland and stevenson Represent
The Jenersonan standard OF Fitness.
Their Election vii, be
A Triumph for ID I'm Jcra.ic Principles"
Dawn d. IiiLI-
The man in tho moon tackled the great sub
iect OF Republican "boodie." and rubbed its
iniquitous lesson into the minds OF tho onlook
ers These were two OF the moons broadsides
OF rebuke:
BOoDTE-BooDiE-Bo
THE DISHONEST ENrEDiENr OF THE DESPERATE
COR
THE WICKED AND WEALTHY GRAND
OLD PARTY
SEEKS TO CONTINUE An OPPRESSIVE RUIZ
WITH POODLE.
Tho man went Mt tariff reform in rafting
style. too. md hammered tho Republican
monorolists energetically Some OF tho tell
ing lnshcs were:
They are tue Wiling Instruments
tor the corruption OF others."-CLrvxLASp.
I,s, 20 eonfinn. Hpnopolvs Lan7pt.
1Ien pict Il. ture. hat are ieitJor you.
FARMERS!
Making -Four Nee.a,es bearer BY Preventing Competition
WHO d,rh me t'ui Bdrons'
E,yusiic,n Praectoni...
woRKiSGNES.
Tie pronis Of Ia,ei,ai Prop,,fy ne result Of ne Nc
m, Mt ben hs,ti:eL
REV mr. rIgEEiNG.
&c. o. r" stand. ,or G,u,riny orer,st Pr",edicn."
All through the night the man in tho moon
kept blazing a fact about Republican extrava-
gance at the voters. twas this:
In 1888 VIZ II,p srRrlrs or $500 ,ooc 900 IN
Is 1899 TIE bsris,T !, 100000.
CLrvELlsn WAS Your PRts,prNT,S DAYS or SURPLUS.
HARRISON RULES ~ THE DAYS or DEFICIT.
Both tho Democratic moons were loaded
last night clear to the muzz!e. SO to speak.
with Force bill ammunition. Some Of it was
red hot shot like this:
REPUBLICAN DOCTRINE:
If WE CANNOT WIN BY REASON
WE MUST CONQUER BY FORCE.
Tic FORCE Bill would IIAvr DELlGnrEp Louis Napoleon
The Forcr hill i. a ssn,sx DEVISED
To SuPriAsr Worse by the PkcrLE
THE FORCE BILL
A Bill to lSsriGATH Civil WAR
BY TaRkArESiN. the fRptpoN of tho Ballet.
The man in the moon kept the instructions
OF Lieut.-Gov. Sheehan TO voters concerning
their rights at the POLLS on Election Day. He
shot proclamation
paragraph by paragraph. and let it burn into
the Id memories Of the loyal Tammanytes.
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MINISTER fGiN DINED.
The People Shak- ii n Hand at the Jersey
CITY Union League Club.

Patrick Egan. United States Ministerto Chilli,
was dned by the Union League Club OF Jer-
soy city last night. after which he held re-
ccption in the club Iarlors. There were no
speeches. either at the dinner or during tine
reception. beyond the Introductory exercises.
and they were of the brie!est description Mr..
John \. Hair in presenting Mr. Egan. sail
his party loved him for IN" enemies hs hal
made liza was very cordially drtested by the
Anglo Americans. 10y the mugwumps. and by
the class that TUNED up the bottoms OF its
trousers in New York whenever the cable
brought wnr,l that rain was falling in London.
Mr. Egan said his heal h would not permit
him to make an extended speech. nor did io
como pIrpagei ~ do 80, lie would content
himself by thanking them heartily for the
very cordial rrccptIun they had given him. 1t
wa, sal! Is member, Oi tho League that over
twh thou AND parsons lassed through its
pnror~ aii Shoes hands with Mr.. EFan dur
in: the evening. Anumlar Of prominent Re-
Iui leans wer. among them. and there were
n scur" or 50 ~ ladies. Int most Of
In. Visitors were freshmen and one
Of th.m enthusiastically claimed that Mr..
Fgnn's Visit was worth 900 Irish votes 10 the
r"IuIIi,fn party. Another. rs he went down
IN" step, sail: Don; YOU hrlrvr it. An
IrIshinan may 60 to see ~ brother IriShmau
whom Ee believes is or WAS. patriot. but when
il comes to his religion or his politics liz al
ways takes taer straight" ,
An tort was made 10 induce Mr.. Egnn % 20
to n Iierthiiran meeting at Wood's lial!. tut
he said his health would not permit.
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yAMMINY DiSiRICT MEETINGS.
Assignment of Spcn.c,s-A Eis KS r,r
the NIn"' centb.


Meetings in the several Assembly districts
will b resumed by tn" Iammnny Hall organ.
izutions tonight. lIorc are some OF them:
f.rstAsssnb!y District, It'.r, .ir-e rark--nprak.-s
!iao Ms n H. hr.n Albert Bach wniNi
seronl As'rmoy m-i ~, '.4't iiroadway-Gooi
P"nr;n Ass-n,b.y pts RE-. f,S cherry str"a.sp.s,.
err Il. l. Tmrk. JAMES ""'"r !""eEs Is, Mooney, aud
.Tiitn Xsss,n6y District, ~ "non stree Speakers
Nlishe, Icy ir.n t,sG . aud L.. .en,ten,
IohnJ Eoonry. norman 4. i.AwI"T, ,IrS Law, d. r.
I"urir.nih As.smbtv ,D.'rn,r, tIycks llaL Thirty
s,ghtn s''ee,, hi1w"rn Nr,"n' any TnT1 ayenue.-
AZ raimrr E"nsr, r Ivy q"I AZ " I'",-r.,
As ss!.s AR x... nj ana n sss = NS' s
SEn.sr, ior %"n'T m H yhInrr I"w", -
s.y'nren'h A.s"1hy ris'r u .ror., f,ur'h s'rrs,
"a""h Nara ven Masnn'' "n" ,"rss y. Mooney,
STREET between h.nth aud 'r,'' nt,mn sneak r.;
9a,"' w. ~ roy, "mr A. ,"e !u Ir
,"r"lgr .vy. G"Grgs y N"D," Iur N,G'"r' L,rr. I.
4 ,:o "T"T s.. ",,n ,r, ir, Iam'' " ''''Hs'
WENT, a:,.nGj if.,ria rn'A' Turn yer.tn
ff'icrnS H. lilo i.", ,a,nr, r,oorne. j.. " Gedin!,
,"l h"i'n 4. I"mnn'"r. l.f''" y ""eA7 AMI h. Y,
,Twtn,y;."sc"nd AsrmNl. p1t","t SsytnrM fourth
Ion. i"r ~" ,..1sT w. o.cr ih"n4. FORD,
Jnhh ''nrh"iN, and Sydnrs D., VA"
Tweniy'tnursu As.rmh.y il-.ri't. Rhwck Hall.
f!ghiy'siNl street and inrd r.ir- spr.S-rsi con
ioh"y Nicol u. H. u "lt"' Thomas J Dreamer.
Congressman Fich. Gharlr- ~ IInl senator GA.
tor and william q Itu,,
wrnty'ilrh Asse nbly p .'rl't, Hnriy'trst street
and Park Rvrnup--sp"ahcis "n,I.n N. Morgan l.. T.
opwyrr. Thomas Giprun, ari charles II, Guy
Twenty seventh Assembly lrstrct, Harlem Theatre,
12hth street near Third aNrI,uc-SpeA C0ngrrss
man Cummings ". :. AnIfews Thomas 7, Grady.
Charles ". Dayton. Frulerr.t - l0re and Starr Hoy
Nlchol'. 50 Harlem TEN rif 70 Fast 10Th stree
SIraa"r. Lux. T. Cozpn. i cob \. Cantor, Ge. Floyd
King, aud Jane, u McC!sl and.
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r,,,.,,s ,rc stcadicst crowd that listened Mt
.n,.,f,bc stands was that which stood about
.,,cl lO NJ Fifteenth street and Irving place.
.,l.l.,eucl through the evening to Joseph II.
".i, mad lis assistant spellbnders. Mr..
,,,a,r d., .r,d the ball with what was dis
,n,;l a timely topic.
"lt,ouw,nt an example Of what tho Rspub-
p,,n, would do II they over got the Force BILL
has, look a, their work OF to-day. said he.
war, h,y have son. and arrested Commits
.tn,,,,r. she.hyund simmons on n trumped.up
,nn,r,, Inr played .cut laity ~ again ~ its
i,t gi.r,o al blum. but although u is nun It
"a" 'o'Ir ns ntaWit" "i the Force bill itself
~" In a small degree II l. an instance OF
,hs way in Which the RSpMni,Gahss are eh IRVING
VI "" W,i "nrt thn Candidates Of their choice"
VI " '''.,t,.,,n, Davenport vas roundly Missed
h .Ac r,tnd. coroner IEiy also sInkS OF tns
i'"H XIII, Wr krliv -roEe at length on the
! 'r'., iii' Before closing lie said:,
rncrn o,Irr III, , "a which which r must
',I,i f. an ,,,lc,nr 10 tho IT, A; r.. | tell you
,EAi Nh. tn,enni Is as good friend rs tho
y r %"n ne Ssetd af thS Sei has
'Ig0 U%n ! Elm ii md Vincent Victory then
I3y wrri iooWss 10y r. y Who n'a h" as
boz" It E'pnblcan. ut who intends to vote
The Irn,ortaric ticket this year.
Don. r5lts here" said Mr.. Hoar. land the
cutID~,Asm that, have found present
4 an li,ish;,A!mrGriican and an ac1naint.
a ieH words about him. Mr.. Egan's appoint
m"n' was not, really compliment to him
or, ne Irish. Am orleans. 1t was merely an
ei'ort seen the Irish vote which Blaine had
Ill., WV Mr. ,I,tan, only short time nat
uaI,2,n,h. should have heen .apIointed: ! see
American who voted for him in 1884 will vote
for Harrison in 1M? wish to deny. this. I
not only voted for Blaine. but worked active
l. tor him in 1888; This year shall vote f.,
and snGY many Sthsrs WIZ T
lgruhlcan, party, in their attitude toward
-at"d 1t cannot get votes any more"
u; II. Holman. Joseph Denhanty. George ".
Mooney Richard II. Mitchell. Newton L.
sshloss. IHsSrh Koehler. Alexander Law; and
tie conclusion Of tho speaking three cheers
for Cleveland md Stevenson were called for
and given with will. followed by tiger for
Iamnuny Hall.