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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08

II is estimated that since the outbreak OF
cholera in Russia 100000 persons nave dleu
there from the disease.
Tho Buda-Pesth Cholera Committee has or
dered all the schools in the city closed on ao-
count Of the prevalence OF cholera
dispatch from Admiral Walker to the Navy
Departmsnt at Washington confirms the re-
rorted victory OF General Crespo In Nenezuela,
and announces that the present government las
fallen and that General Crespo VIII soon DO AZ
the head Of the new regime
London viii soon have new evening Journal
the property OF the syndicate OF Whlch - =
OConnor aud Justin Mccarthy are members.
The syndicato has bought replica OF the plant
OF the TcisJrdph. Mr.. OCOnnOr VIII De edltor
and Mr.. Mccarthy leading writer Of the paper
The Dablin Chamber OF Commerce proposed to
present an address 20 Lord H0ughtOn, INC NV
JCrd-lleuterant OF ireland, but the lceFoy b 9
refused 20 accept II. as 1t was slateo thet IN tnO
opinion OF the chamber tho union e1lsuhg pc
tween ire and and Great Britain ought 10 DO
maintained
Mr.. Gladstone win take up his residence IN
Downing street on October 23d. Wheh tho british
cabinet w.l actively resume Hs VVI IN, I'll, 10
completed draft OF the home-rule olli WIZ ~, 80
conslderei A. a ca binet council about lhe ~ttn
instant. Mr Gladstone insists that every uetelI
sha all be discussed by his colleagues oeio'o ''e
measure II introduced IN Faruahoh|
Yesterday there were reported among the sol,
diers Ia tho barracks at Berlin ao cases Vl
cnolera and II deaths. October 4th ana 5th
J I Now caves and . deaths were reportro III pll,
yate houses IA the city, IL r. olclaty $3.50 80
nor 90 those hitherto reported az attacked WIN
cbolera IN Berlin - have been proved h0' 70
have suffered With thst disease.
Tue sensational reports current OF tne preta,,
lorce OF severe depression IN the CONF neIcial
aud agricultural Interests OF Great britain hane
caused the Associated Press represenles,ye IA
London % make special inquiries 81 me Drl'lsh
labor Bureau and IN other quarters, ana lhS , TO-
suit /. The information that while the prefalnhB
dep;e. sion IS considerable, II Is nos uhp'SoV-
deuted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
SHE COULD RACE.
The Parsons Trotter Wins Doodle with
out his Knowledge.
TYOufh's Companion.l

Tho Rev II. W Person, ID. D., was for
many years n travelling agent Of the AmerI- |
can Bible Society in the Southwest. For
part OF that time he rode horse of which
he was Justly proud, aud OF which
he speaks again and agln, ALWAYS IN
terms of eulOgy. in his volume or reminis-
cences, in the Brush" One night ne
arrived at a celebrated watering place. A
four-horse stage-coach drove up at the
same time. and DR.. Person noticed the
eyes of the driver and the passengers
fixed admiringly upon his jenny The
colporter entered the hotel registered his
name-without prehX-and went 10 the
gash-rOom. A ne finished his ablunons
and stood wIpinC his face. the stage
driver burst into the room IN great excite
ment.
MIR. Person" he said, will you allow
your horse 10 run! The money Is mp and
v.'.i have a race if you'll only say the
"
, he spoke he shook in the agents face
a lus, of bank bills drawn through his
fingers after the manner OF gamblers In
those parts.
Mr.. Pier5on was startled TO hear his
name pronounced IN this way by o
stranger. but bethought himself at once of
the hotel register. Just there a servant
appearel with his saddle-bags. waiting
In show him to his room. and with an
abrupt, emphatic No, SIR " he turned
away.
In due time the supper-bell rang, and
Mr.. Person stepped out OF his room upon
the piazza. There he encountered gem
tleman, who at once approached him plea
sanity and said:
II hope, sir, you will reconsider your
decision and allow your mare TO run. l
have made bet that she can outrun any
and tho Allow
me- 10 say that | am an old Virginian, and
,udge Of horses. and If you will let her
run am sure to win
Bv this time the Bible society's agent
had recovered his self-possesslon. He
bowed politely to his Virginia friend. and
said:
{" DO YOU think, sir. it will do for a Pres
byterian clergyman TO commence horse
racing SO soon after reaching the springs
Now il was the other mans turn TO be
fustered. He did not say way. and DIR.
Person went in to supper. When be came
out again the stranger made up 10 hum IN
the most respectful manner.
ALLOW me 10 speak to YOU again, sir. l
wish 20 apologize. beg your pardon, sir.
7 assure you, SIT, that nothing would in
duce me knowingly TO insult clergyman.
DIR. Pierson made some good-natured re-
ply and thought nothing more about the
The next winter, in passing through
another part of the country, be stopped at
n backsmith's shop TO get shoe tight
ened.
with this mare ~ said the blacksmith.
The Doctor answered in the affirmative.
"Well." said the blacksmith, pstting the
mares neck and looking into vacancy
with a pleased expression, as If he were
living over again some pleasant scene,
they got her out, preacher, and run her
anyway"
Then. as if 70 make the matter all right
with the owner, he looked up into his
face with smile and an emphatic nod as
he added. And, preacher, she beat, she
did. He won his money"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
PREFERRED A HOME WEDDING.
The Cashier Had Only One Question, But
IL Was "a Poser.

He was a courteous man and had been
the old gentleman's cashier tor numoer
of years. He was implicitly trusted. out,
well, when some one suggested 10 the ola
gentleman that he was remarkably Gtten-
tive 10 his daughter the old gentleman
looked solemn, he didn't exactly approve
of that.
But thevoung man was courteous, and he
had a.pleasant. convincing way OF putting
things. lie didn't indlte a letter to me
old gentleman; he didn't walk INTO his
Office hesitatingly as If expecting rebuff.
and he didn't enter with the air Of bold,
had man who does not intend to be
"bluifed.n He entered IN quiet, Dusl-
ness-llke way, and sald
Il have been your cashier for ten or
twelve years, Mr.. Millbanks."
Something like that, | believe re-
sponded the old gentleman, looking at
hun inquiringly.
been good went on the young man.
Excellent" was the reply.
IL come of good and honorable fam
ily."
The old gentleman began to see what
was coming and he prepared tor 1t, but;
the Detroit Free Press says, he admitted
the truth of the assertion.
"You have never had TO have my books
examined by an expert" persisted the
young man.
Never
VERY well. There is a matter Of some
importance to you and me that i should
like 10 speak about TO YOU"
Proceed" said the old man, coldly
feeling that the moment tor frmness had
come.
Would you prefer me to marry your
daughter here or in Canada" asked the
cashier pleasantly.
II" began the old man, rather
startled. MARY her here, my boy
Marry her here! I'd rather have you IL
tins cOuntrv.N
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bales: Continent. 73.sOs hsies. Wheat fairly
active for export. firmer No. 2 red. sv}aboc
In store and elevator; s0tss50Stc. nlsefi
options more active: ,.slc. higasr. ciosei nrn
No. 2, red, October, sD1<e.; pecemb.rs
Der. s2hc. Nay. soIfc. Corn hrmcr, isoic-
rately active; No =. 5iAs5itse. IN eievssos;
b2,ka52sgc. snoat; options closed arm. 5sattcs
62s<c; December, 65txc. Oats hrmsrt fstriy
&C.. o: October. 36,xc.; November, 551$c.: De
cember. 3sssc.: spot No 2. 30zs36llc. missd
western. y0a3Sc CoTeo 5si0 points ap; Otto
Der. sIhso; November. sit 7tssits0; DE.
cembcr. sfA10afiAs0; -IOt RIO Drn ana
quiet: No. z, t5asal5;&c. sasar-ksanef Gaist
but steady. Molasses-New Orleans dull. but
steady; common 70 fancy. 26s36c. Beof cu,i.
eut steady. cutmea;s nrm and .sn'ei
picked bellies, s,4sgisc. Mddies gsiet. lara
castor but duh; western steam. $3.50 ssEea;
October, s7.7S asked; November, tI.so.
Ereights frm and In good demanii eossea'
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October "A strong feeling pervafeo
the wheat market during the early part o. me
session to-day, and prices tor the nrst hour Or 20
wero abogt &c. above yesterdays close. Later
therc was generous selling. under which ALL the
advance was gradually lost Still later there
was good buying ut the rcin ton, and q rally a
about &c, tho marke, closing nrm near the top.
December started at 76fic against 10ssr. al ths
coee yesterday, sold mp TO TIC, Drokeso 1oste-,
advanced 10 77lSc., and oosei az INC Cora
was quiet. but ST. onger early In tho session, in-
Huenced chiefly by toe nr0iness IN wheat aud
provisions, but as both OF these Weakened later,
corn also lost some % ITS strength
rherc was nothing % special interest In
the market, and tho bnilish seo.msnt vas
not very general, "a there was Tee
selling on all the hard spois December openei
az 45i<c., weakened 10 4i44c.. rstlei With shess
toward tue closo ard clossd nrm az 45isc.. an
advance ~ ~. over yesterdays iinal ngufsS
Oats were steady. fluctuations for tho active or
tons being confined 20 = range % No., with the
close az top figures, So. above yesterdays
closing price. Hog products started higher "a
good buying by tho l0cal bulls and some aivsncs
In i've hogs at the yards, but On the advance
good many longs began 10 realize, and tho cary
advance IN hogs being Loot there was O consids-
rsble drop IN the product. The close shows an
advance ~ 7lfc. In November pork, but q i0-s u
= Ike amount 10 January. Lard aud ribs are
2iSc. OF.
Cash quotations: Flour steady and unchanged;
No. 2spring wheat 1870; No. ted, 7ibac. No
, corn, 40. No Z oats, Jli3c hess-pork. PEE
barrel. eiL4OaslLf5. Lard. $3.50. short
ribs, s7.7Ossi0i0 Dry-salted shoulders. ss.2os
a725; shorI-olesr sli es, IS. i5sss.2O. whisksy,
q
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lowed tho PhiIadeiphians 10 bunch their hl's IN
the eighth and earn four runs, giving taetn w
game. B0tn pit hsrs DID vel Weatncr c,,a ,
Attendance. 52J. scOre ~ 20 a
Baltirnores ..........3 10000 0 %
Philadeiphias q o o 104 To
Bstteriss-schmidt and Robinson; csrsey anu
Clements.
nEEKIs BlrTKp FREELY.
BRooELYx, October THE Bridegrooms haa
n walk-over In tho game against Wsshint 70.
Meekin was batted freely, and MS sGppor' -se
srratic. But two hats were made on stein, ~.
In tho third inning. Joyce, Burns, Co.co1aau'
ana kiuslow did good all-round work. A.,shs
tnco, 52s. Score: =, s o
IIrookIyns. ......... OF 2024 0-io -
Washingtons ....... 10000 o o
Batt-rics-Siein and Kinslow; Moekh a"'
Mcclure.
sTryETTs TEvIScIBIE
BosroS, Mass, October 7.-stlvetts was 10 IN
vincible form today, and New YORK was iucS s,
20 get two hits. Tho neldiDg was superb ON ve.n
side. In spite OF Boston's slugglng, New l o,I
made but one fielding error. weather eOiu'
Attendance, 730. Score:
Boetons.. ..........0 90 0 O20o 40 10 o
New YorkS. 90 OO020 o.
Batteries-stivetts and Bennett; King .auu
Ewing.
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No other house DoEs--BvER DfD-or
EVER WILL-sell such STERLING
QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as
WE quote.
SAKs AsD ConpAsr.
WlrHocr A Peer.

lit comes to our ears every day-not
ii once but dozen tinies-how little
III trouble mothers have IN keeping tho
III youngsters Clothes they buy Of as
ii In order. II only clinches our claim
for their goodness. II there is anywhere
honesty counts It's IN CHlLDRENS
CLOTHES. II there IS anywhere 'ce
eroied quality tie into them-and IL pays
US for all our pains TO know you know IT,
Takes constant watching to keep such
big stock as we carry free from all the
mpertections---We have 10 depend
upon such an army OF makers-this ono
for this-and that ono for that-style.
BIT We test the fabrics-tug NJ the
soams-try the buttons-snd whom they're
tabled they're "sound as a nut"
Don't you feel that you've got the
world before you when you're seeing our
vsrlety2- It's big 1oor-roomy
enough TO swallow up the whole Of mos;
any OF the stores 10 town-and yet the
novelties and staples are packed in here
thick as sardines IN q box.--AH netr,
too-not a style or a pattern you ever
laid eyes on befors. - Take the
"leavings" out Of most OF the stocks you
are invited 20 look at-and they
would put you in mind Of another Hub
bard Cupboard" --Nothtng but natu-
raj you should come here-snd keep on
com!ng.--The boys themselves are In
for us.--They know our clothes are
more'n a match tor their rough romp-
ings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
DYNAMITE OUTRAGE.
ALMOST SUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO
MURDER NON-UNlON MEN.
Blown Up While Its Occupants Are
Asleep-Narrow Escapes.
[pr telerraph 70 tho plspatch.l

HOMESTEAD, Pa. October IA dssiardly At
tempt was made last hight TO murder in their
beds about forty non-union men. Dynamite
was the agency resorted 70, and that II failed
was due 20 the force o. the explosion being ex-
pended downward. Tho explosion vas 70 severe
that II was felt IN camp and the front part OF
the Mansion House was wrecked.
Nrs. Marion keeps n boardng-houso fire.
quentcd by non-union men, which II located NJ
tho corner Of Amity street and Fifth avenue.
IL belongs 10 the Coke estate and IL known as
the Mansion House.
SHOCKED AND FRIGHTENED.
Shortly after O'Clock this morning, whom the
mill-workors we're all aslosp, they we're su1deAII
awakened by an explosion which overturned
their beds, scattered the furniture around tho
rooms, and broke Uindow-psnes and crockery-
ware. They were ali shocked and frightened.
Tho house was nlled with dust from fallen plas-
terine, and a peculiar odor from tho explosion
conveyed the Impression that the house was on
IRE For a minute the mon huddled IN tnelr
rooms, and then they rushed panic-strlckeh
DOWNSTAIRS.
The WRECK OF MATTER.
They reached the sitting-rOom and found they
could walk into the street. The room had been
blown out. One man stumbled and nearly broke
his leg. He had fallen into huge hoe 10 INC
floor It WAS whore n dynamite cartridge had
fallen and exploded. The street was desetteu
AZ tie time. but tho explosion aroused tho peO-
PIE for squares around. ana they socn hocEed 70
the sceno. Tho deputy sheriifs were soon there
and secured what evidence they could.
HOW TIE DEED WAS DONE.
II appears that a window in front had been
broken and through this the stick Of dynamite
was thrown. There are forty large window
glasses in the front, "a the room was once USED
for n store. These pancs we're shattered INTO
fragments, the door was broken, several chairs
were battered up. and the room was complete
wreck.
Had the explosion exorted its force upward
instead Of downward II ~ probable That al OF
the inmates Of the house would have been
killed As II is, the mill workers are terrori2eo
and the company will hayo 70 put w1tchmen IN
the bOardlng-hoUscs before they viii 60 back
again.
GUARDS FOR EON-UNf0NISIs.
HOMESTEAD. PA. October 7.--Latcr.--hs n re-
suit Of the dynamite outrage this morning
deputy sherlfs are patroling the streets and
guarding the non-union boarding houses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
Genrgla and Virrini-.

loit' liA W tit ANNW ANAA hi'iDI'I
RICHMOND, Va, October 5.-The great
victory scored yesterday by the Democrats
of Georgia has had depressing effect
upon the Peoples party leaders here.
These gentlemen. while they were doubt
less almost prepared to receive information
of a reverse in that State. hardly supposed
it would be such an overwhelming rout as
il has turned out to be.
The Virginia Democrats ere, Of course,
reioiced at the splendid victory their party
has won in Georgia. 1t encourages them
to renewed efforts and offers q great stimu-
lus 10 endeavors TO make the majority in
Virginia as large as possible.
The Hon. j. Taylor Eilyson, former chair
man of the State Committee and now q
mem Der of the Executive Committee, has
recently declared that he will not be sur
prised If the Democratic majority in VIZ
GINA reaches % 900. Others less sauguine
have named $1,000 or 10000 as high-water
mark.
Since the results in Florida and Georgia
these more conservative counters say they
will not be astonished il the Democratic
majority largely exceeds their former es-
Inmates. The party is IN excellent condl-
ton and the effect OF the great victories
so recently achieved by sister southern
States promises to manifest itself IN the
work of the closing weeks OF the campaign
here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
FRENCH AND DAHOMEYANS.
A Pitched Bsttle-Bchanzin Defeatea-
Twenty Amazons Killed.
-By Anglo-Amerlcan cable 70 the Dlsoatch.J

yAnglo-American cable to the Dispatch.J
Pans. October s.-CoIonel Dodds. COM
mander of the French forces operating
against Behaziu, King OF Dahomey, mas
teleeraphed to the Minister OF the Marine
giving an account Of a battle between hrs
command and the Dahomeyans on Octo-
Der 4th.
The fight was fierce and lasted three
hours. The French attacked the Da-
homevans' position and drove them
from II. Five Europeans and three Sene-
gals were killed and twenty-three Euro
peans and thirteen Senegals wounded;
The Dahomeyans left on the held ZOO
dead. including twenty OF the famous
Amazons. King BehanZin commanded the
Dabomeyans in person.
Two hundred repeating rifles were iounu
on the field. This fact will add to the
grievance France has against Germany'
for the French CLAIM that King BehanZln'
besides the 1900 rifles allowed by treaty
has an almost equal number OF Winches-
ters and other repeatingrlhes that
have been furnished him by German
traders. IL is known that he has large
supply of ammunition, and that II was
landed in Dahomey from two German
ships.
The Dahomevans stood fire with mar
yellous bravery, especially the AmaZons.
The Dahomey force was 5000, with SIX
breech-loading guns. Ammunitlon-sheils
found on the field bore the stamp OF
Krupp, the German gunmaker OF Essen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
what snalifTskes

Why Simmons Liver Regulator. OF course,
II CANE be bsat ma any attack of lndiees-
ton. Bihousness. Sick Headache. or Con-
stipation. II gives quick relief, and II con-
tinued for awhile will completely curo
these ailments The Regulator comes VA
liquid aud powder form. The powder Is
wonderfully convenient for the yest-pocket::
A piueh 81 the powder and q swallow OF
water leaves no taste and warks s6aefus'is-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
c-As.EsIcN,s GAIA WEEK.
AGllI ,lfniyslin November-Prize for
Best Displays.
-srarh 10 the Dispatch

-sfapl o. the Dispstchl
lEr..>. -. e.. October In Octo-
.-.--. t.,t,.I after the great earth
..t ..c.aats and Businessmen Of
..... u-uu,.d tire Gala Week, a
r... commemorative oil gratitude
.fyatl.u of the city from total
.-. '. and tLe generous aIG extended
t..p.p If the entire ma
money necessary for pay
..r-. ....u-.> Ras raised by voluntary
..- and contributions, ana tle
t....r t..,I from all over the South
-.. N.r.. @. come here and spend
r.. o.. r..Ir.l and steamship COM
...- .t. reduced rates. The festival
..- .. scar after year, and has now
u.ta.l,lt institution. 1t VIII
.,..I October jist To November
3d.. Dr.. arrangements nave been made Tor
l.... carnival.
s-t-f.. attractions Will he an exact
.. tLt great bOmbardment Of
...r..'- .. ta, federal fleet OF monl-
t... l-t,. Tins VIII take place IN
... t.c entrance OF which the
.,s- stands. The committee
o.. carnival have offered three
l.JJJ, 500, and 500, re-
.. t.l Tie best historical or
..I4, IN grand pageant
.. Wednesday. Novem-
-. rr- open to the United
.. l.. .-.y condition VIII be the
.. cueoA Tor 500, which
.. .- refunded 10 the parties
t.. check upon the appearance
. .... u She parade. All amuse-
.e absolutely Tree 20 visitors.
.t tae association are: j. A.
is....ut, j. G.. HemphIl, vice
>. b. wilson, treasurer; j. IL.
rotary David Goodman, chair
-.te Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
wv EAR-REsIsrERs"
"T'uG Brsr.r

The "WEAR-REsISTERs" beat the
"hardest boy on clothes
80 much that's sensible and serviceable
about thsm--The extra seat and
knees and all the extra stays and
stitching are such a protection-They
are gracefully strong-and ut as well
as any SHORT PANTS SUIT that is
made-if they are only s5----The price
IL one OF the catchy things about
thom--It's almost two suits sewed to
one set Of buttons--Wears as long
Dirt don't show, cause the colors were
picked not to--Some are SINGLE
and some are DOUBLE-BREASTtD
sUITS--AbOut dozen different pat
terms altoyether--An CHENIOIS-
all gUardnfeed--We mention EN- for
school use-but they are good enough for
even better wear---4 20 l0-year boys
can be fitted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRk.

NEW Yonx. October z. - Cotton quiet
middlins l1-16c.; low mlddlinS. 19sc- |;
god oriinary, q t5-ldc. net receipts none |;
gross. l,i6a osles; forwarded. CAT bales; salss.
5s5 balea; spinners, 2s5 bales; stock, 2s5,doo
bales. Weekly-net receipts i6s bales. gross,
lS. 3Os bales: exports--ts Great Drttaja. 14.602
bales France, 80 bales Continent 7ee baies /;
forwarded. 4,l5l bales: sales. 7,3aS baieA; spin-
pers. 2, 1875 bales. Total to-day met rscefpts,
20, ss4 bales; exports to Great Britain, lt,2ou
baies: France, 40s bales; Continent. 4,spS
ouics; stock, 62o.S38 nalos- CousUtidstet- =
net receipts, isp,cls bales; cxporss--to Great
Britain, f0.15p hsles Francs, 1l.a21 bkles |;
Continent. 3t,si7 bales Total sl1ce septsm'
bsr 1st--net recesptH oo1.5H bales: exp1 -
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cratic towns, Sc; Republican. "a; divided,
ss. In 1896 the d,vision was; Democratic
towns. SO, Republican, "a DIVIDED, ~.
IL will DO ecen, therefore. that there has
been no change OF great moment; While
the Democrats have exactly the same
number of towns carried by them, last
year and the Republicans have made no
gains, an equal number OF Democratic ana
Republican town. changed their political
complaxion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08
''--r-soN KANSAS DEMOCRATS.
N,.uug OF Protest Against Joining
f.I..s VAIN the Populists.
IL ILL. ~ fnn nlannIchl


i.I..s v,'b the Populist4
tyr. --.sh 90 the Dispatch.l
'. ht.. October The anti-fusion,
Hi uDtUg Democrats of Kansas
t .l state convention. The con-
... au, -ilatcd with Joy by the
.". rHrrrsuonding misgIyings By
.... i--.ul Dem Jcr1ts, for upon its
orally conceded, the fate Of the
.r,.lls. september 10th last
,eI tl hole "a convention, but
H.7 very email, and to-days
,.r called. The boilers have
tnr party in their own coun-
l. r t-iaye convention protests
surrender - the Democratic Organl-
t.. party.
'....- Democratic state Committee met
..4 tlrcS tombshen into the
't producing covespOndence
E Republicans were aiding aud
,.-.lt-, aud that the kepubli-
t.i cent 20 various Democrats
...' irte passes IRON theii
fr'IIn, 90 that they might
. f.c convention. The Demo
.iaiu that THIS one fact VIII
nr action III iu8uonce, but the
.t.a1 ava Claim that their pO-
i,..rl Ule.
enthusiasm tho convention
Ir.I Four hundred delegates
tlt for some reason the
t'H' .lze The hour o. as
.keu at lO O'Clock, but II was
-... 1880 % he hope that the
oit u.-r more delegates
irI Go attempt only pre-
f... ... il sac morn ng aud walt
.iIHa, HilcU, % was hoped,
.f.'ea from the Northeast aud
gore lev representative
.. al4 .iefe was none OF the
Usually charaGeri1es poutknol
'.Aeu uuil Tie Afternoon trains
.nre protest against Martin
-Uipefatc lesders than auy-
' .' convention reassombiod, tho
iH--'f.aiiy Increased since
STOUT lyaf huudro1 delegates
. . iue chairman raped for
'i} nfS4ni1AlOu Was made
'."l The resolutions we're H.
a" Democratic rational plat
tli dcayun,o 20 an unpat-
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't Oh, which attempted 10
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SUITE hckei. 1he res1.
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a1. ~ suy legislation tendinl
t.t s-.1Is u credit, aud declare thai
a-f i-' 'ao4lc exercise h,s individual
to- ~ tie 0fnsers A lengthy
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l.,'. r.s a.so presented.
tk core a1Jpiea.
ff... .i' editor Oi tie Topeka Democrat.
'f' sf9 reuOuuosd iusign. made a
D.t... ''.fa.es Democrats ticket be put
4....t YES defeated.
~ t.,.. '@.aii.ee was elected and then
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