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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-01
THOMAS POLITICS,

democrats OF the County Solidly and
thoroughly Organized.
TOWNSVILLE, Ca, Sept. 3O.-The demo-
Gratis OF Thomas county are thoroughly or
ganized and are working solidly every day
for democratic success. All the orators,
some dozens Of them, have been put to work
Every nook aud corner Of the county ia he.
ing visited and every poll inspected and
ucketed; There has been nothing like such
thorough political work since the DAYS OF re-
construction.
The best speakers In the state nave adj
dressed the people IN immense public gath
srlngs. The candidates for the legislatu-e
Dolh active young men, have not rested day
nor hlght since their nomination. They
nsVe made 100 speeches. The people have
peen aroused as they have not been for
years: They have been gorged with dem
ocratic doctrine and barbecued meats. The
tnird party has been run into the swanns,
OI election day the mighty hosts will over
" i,.h troot and branch 80 utterly that il
VIII never again lift its monstrous head
0hung this loyal and intelligent peopIe
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AN ALLEGED swINDLER
3. A. Gray Of Lyons Makes an Effort
to Escape,

" D-CdDes
LYONS, GA, Sept 30.-Another prisoner
was sent from this place to Reidsville jail
last night in the person of T. A. Gray, on
the charge OF swindling. Last spring Gray
was running q crosstie contract at this place
for Mr. Emanuel OF Brunswick. He ar
ranged with Webb & McSwaln to furnish
rations for he hands, promising TO settle
with them as soon as be sold some ties. He
shipped several carloads. and In the mean
time his account ran up TO 1918. He got a
check for $500 and Webb & McSwain asked
for settlement. He claimed that he had to
go of to get the check cashed. They offered
to cash il for him, but he refused and went
away, but came back the next day and set
tied some other accounts, but left Webb
& McSwain out They then had him
arrested for cheating and swindling.
R. A. Costin stood his bond for 1920.
but Costin became uneasy aud gave hin up,
but on the way Gray
JUMPED OFF THE TRAIN
and took to the woods. Since then, up to a
few days ago, he had not been heard from
By some means Costin heard last Monday
that he was at DeLeon Springs, Fla. He
immsd lately took the train for I at place.
found Gray in store, and with the assist
snce OF a deputy sheriff arrested him
On the way back to Lyons yesterday
Gray complained of being very i'll, and
made frequent visits TO the closet The last
time he went in Costin heard the door
lat"h from the inside; he looked out of the
window and saw his legs coming out at the
closet window. Costin ran to the back door
but before he got there Gray was out aud
running. Costin jumped off, and succeeded
in recapturing him after a tight race The
train came back aud took them aboard. At
$3.50 O'Clock p. IN. they reached LYONS
Gray was sent Immediately to Reidsville.
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GAINEsvIuLH'6 BONDS

Attached by a New York Broker for
Breach Of Contract.
GAINESVILLE, FLA. Sept. 30.-Ou- city
bonds are in limbo having been attached by
a New York broker for an alleged failure Oh
the part of the city council to confirm ale
made to him Of said bonds
at %, and which he hal
subsequently sold for IS. The amount is
something over $4,000 clamel hy the
broker on account of the breach of con-
tract motion has been maze to dissolve
the attachment, but until the appearance of
the defendant, the city of Gainesville,
nothing can be done.
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ODUM THE FOPULIsT.
His Audience at Dixie Yves Only One
Man, and He a Dem crat.

His Audience at Dixie Yves Only One
Man, and He Democrat.
DIXIE, GA, Sept. 3O.-Rev. Mr.. Odum.
the Peoples party candidate for senator for
this district. is having the cold loaves dished
out to him as all third party candidates de-
serve. AT his appointment at Growers
vile Thursday only one man came out to
hear him, and he was democrat, who
turned out just TO see one third party candi.
date before the election next Wednesday. as
he felt assured that he would never have Lbe
chance after the election.
John S. Talley, son Of Rev. W. r. Tallev.
having received an appointment at West
Point from the Eleventh congressional dis
trict, will leave on Saturday morning next
TO take preparatory course in the Georgia
Military Institute, at Atlanta. johnnie is
an exemplary young man, and we wish him
every success
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BROWNSVILLE TOPICS.
Suicide Of J. W. Woodruff by Taking
Morphine.

Suicide OF j. W. Woodruff by Taking
Morphine.
TOWNSVILLE, Sept 30.-Shade James
one Of the Oldest aud most respected Cit
zens Of Thomas county, is dead.
J. W. Woodruff OF this county committed
suicide Wednesday by taking morphine. He
came here last winter from Stewart county
and later married a respectable young lady.
Monday Mr.. Nicholson came here searcn-
ing for Woodruff, who, he said had stolen
q wagon and horse in Stewart county. The
stolen goods were recovered. 1t also de-
veloped at the came time that Woodruff
had a wife In Alabama. The chains of his
crimes were tightening around him and he
sought release by slipping silently into
another world.
Mac Brown, q negro, has been jailed here
for stealing a horse in Baker county.
Thomas county is poor retreat for Grim
inals.
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TEMPORARILY DERANGzD.

A Hampton Man Passes a Worthless
Draft and Does Strange Things
AUGUSTA. GA, Sept. 3O.-J. s. Dewitt of
Hampton, 8. c., who passed draft on
Howard & Willet yesterday which was
worthless, turns out to-day to be suffering
from temporary mental alteration. He has
bought bills of goods from a number of
stores in the city and has done a number OF
strange things. He gave drafts on the bank
at Hampton, s. c.. but telegram of in-
quiry showed he had no money there.
Editor McSweehy of the Hampton
Guardian is here tonight to take him
home. He is Il man of means and high
standing at home and is temporarily de-
ranged.
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GAINASVILLE'5 BANK.

Judge FIndly Decides 1t Not Subj act
to Taxation.
GAINESVILLE. Fla, Sept. 3O.-The mat
ter of the taxes due the city by the First
National Bank has been decided. Judge
Finliy decides that q bank as a bauk is not
a subject of taxation; that the moneyed in
terest held by Stockholders in the institu-
ton is the only subject or taxation. The
most Of the stock being held by residents of
Virginia, who claim to pay taxes on it
there, cuts Gainesville and the state of
Florida out of dues from an institution
reaplng all its benefits from our people.
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DANvJLLE's TOBACCO SALES.

A Falling eff AS Compared With Sep
tembe OF List Year.
DANvILLE, VA. Sept. 3O-The sales of
loose leaf tobacco on this market for the
month of September were 1856, 1874 pounds,
icing II, 453 pounds less than the sales in
September last year. The sales of tobacco
for the year from Oct. l , 1891. to Sept. so,
1872, were 81, 7J7, $50 pounds, being 1892, =
100 pounds less than the last tobacco year.
The short crop in 1891 caused the deer ease.
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THE ATLANTA AND FLORIDA.

stockholders Elect Cecil Gabbstt as
President Of the Road.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. S0.-At meeting
OF the stockholders this afternoon Cecil
Gaobett was elected president of the Alta ia
and Florida road. Mr.. Gabbett's selection
as president of the little road is regarded as
an indication that something is to be done
In the way of putting the road on its feet
again, and 1t is probable that an extension
TO the coast will he accomplished before
long. Receiver Garrett will also he sus-
tanned until a reorganization is fully eff
feoted
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COTTON P1CKtNG IN FL 3a1DA.

The Corn Crop of jefferson County
Above tbs Average.
MONTICELLO, FLA. Sept 3O.-Cotton
picking in this county is progressing very
rapidly, the weather having been very fine
during the past month. The crop will be
very short, not more than a half crop,
though the grade is unusually high.
The corn crop Of Jefferson county has
been somewhat above the average. Tobacco
is now ready for the market, and while the
average is very small, some very fiue to-
bacco has been raised, and if the price re-
ceivei should be anything reasonable. next
year tobacco will in measure take the place
OF cotton. Other crops, such as cane, pota-
toes, ETC., are fully up to the average
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

NEWELL-The relatives and friends OF Mrs
HE'TE r. NEWELL and family are invited to
attend her funeral services at Laurel Grove
cemetery THIS DAY at 1880 o'clock P. n
BAUM.-The friends and acquaintance Of the
Baum family of IrUinton, Mrs. G. Cutino and
Jacob Gardner are respectfully in vited to attend
the funeral services of WARREN BAUM at Laurel
Grove cemetery at 10 o'clock SUNDAY MORN
ING.
REY ES. The friends and acquaintance OF
Mrs. L. REYES and OF Capt. ana Mrs w II.
Spencer are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral of the former from her late residence,
corner Henry and AIhercorn streets THIS
Saturday MORNINGAt 10 o'clock
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-01
THE QUARTERS FAILURES.
BaAIpEN TOWN BRIaFs.

Addresses by Judge Mitchell and
Other Democrats Last Mond ay.
BRAIDENTowN, FLA, Sept. 3O.-Judge
Mitchell, democratic nominee for gov
erner, Tom Sawyer, Hon. II. S. Mallory.
Capt. John w. Whidden aud Capt John
Leslie addressed the people of Mana ee
county, in the Horton park, Monday. A
large crowd was present to listen to thoir
sound democratic doctrine
Senator Borden, the third party cham
pion Of Central Florida, Is in the county
using his utmost power to turn votes fro IA
the democratic faith. He spoke at Mana
tee Tuesday night to u small audience and at
Ellenton Wednesday evening. His speeches
are having great effect upon those of his
hearers who were already opposed to the
Democratic party, but his converts are few.
Msnatee county is the banner democratic
county OF Florida, and will long remain in
the democratic column.
Your correspondent is gett ng up a
cruising party to start this winter TO the
West Indies. Also to visit South America
sailing in at the mouth of the Ornico and
coming out the mouth of the Amazon.
thence around Cape Horn and up the Pacific
coast to California where the expedition is
expected to end. This trip will be made in
less than year and on q cost of less than
81 600
Orange picking has begun in this county
and business is beginning to liven up.
Several orange buyers are in the county
this week; they are giving 81 So per box for
oranges on the trees. This is the best price
realized IN this county for some time with>
out risk.
large shipment of lemons was made
TINS week. The lemon industry is fast taxi
ing the lead IN Manatee county and will
soon surpass all others here.
Capt. John Fogerty caught the largest
tarpou of the season in the Manatee river
yesterday. 1t weighed very near 200
pounds Tarpon fishing is gottiuG to be q
great sport here. The river is fuller than
ever before of the silver kings.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
a Young Lady Leaves Her HON,
Near Rome, Go.

a Young Lady Leaves Her Home
Near Rome, Ga.
ROME, Ga, Sept. 30.-The report comes
from the vicinity Of Rsccoon Mills, in
Chattooga county, near Rome, Ga, that a
young lady named Maggie Mason has dis
appeared from her home, and her parents
have been unable to find any trace OF her
whereabouts. She was the daughter of
John Mason, who lives about seven
miles from Raocoon. Last May she
and her father quarreled and she
went away from home, and 1t was reported
in the community that she had married an
old man named Sims and gone to live in a
distant community. Not long ago she dis,
appeared entirely and her husband says he
knows nothing Of her whereabouts. Her
friends are much alarmed and fear she has
met with foul ulay
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-01

ORLANDO, FLA, Sept. 3O.-The Wekiva
Baptist Association met in annual session
here this forenoon. Twenty-seven churches
are represented. There are la Re num-
Der Of visitors. Rev. N. A. Bailey ia
moderator, Rev. J. Richardson, clerk, and
Rev. W. R. Lawton, treasurer. Rev. DR..
Dye of kissmmee preached the doctrinal
sermon this evening TO q crowded congre-
CATION. The ASSOCIATION will adjourn to-
morrow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-01
FORTY CARS BURNED.
Fire in the Freight Yards of the Nicke
Plate at hicagO

EITe III me frelRht Yards OF the Nickel
Plate at Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-A disastrous fire
broke out in the Nickel Plate freight yards
at Eightieth street and Stony Island ave-
nue. this morning. Forty carloads of mer-
chaudise were consumed aud the loss esti-
mated to exceed 100000 The fire had
gained considerable Roadway when it as
discovered by Il train man. and he was COM
PEELED to run a long distance to send in
an alarm. When the first engine company
reached the scene the entire freight yard
was in imminent danger OF being swept by
fire. Other apparatus were sent for and the
burning cars isolated. Before much could
be done, owing To the scarcity OF water.
two score OK cars were in flames. The fire
is attributed to sparks from passing engines.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-01
AK Factory to Shut Down.

ALTOONA, PA, Sept. 30.-Mann's ak
factory near here, now branch of the
American AK and Tool Company, will
be permanently shut down to-
morrow. The factory has been in
operation almost without interruption for
many years. No reason is assigned for the
closing, by which large number OF men
will be idle
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-01
A wHIsKY THIEF CAFTURaD.
a Gainesville Darky Given Anthony
and He yields Up"

A Gainesville Darky Given Antimo ny
and He yields Up"
GAINESVILLE, FLA, Sept. 30-Ike
Green, a negro who has been running a
restaurant in the rear of Abb tits saloon,
and whom m )st people took to be honest,
in an evil hour ~ as tempted and fell. Abb
bolt had been missing whisky for some
time, but did not know who was
taxing it. A day or so ago a
half-witted negro, known as Crazy
Gus, was seen slipping bottle Of liquor
out Of the saloon. He was stopped and
made to give up the whisky aud to tell
what he was going to do with it. He said
he was told to get it by Ike Green. and that
Green had instructed him TO put it always
in a certain place. The bottle after having
little white anthony put into it, was
given back to him with orders
TO keep mum and put it in the usual place.
Yesterday the bottle was missing and
Green detected casting up accounts at such
fearful rate that it WAS known at once
that the right bird had been caught and the
bird was consequently locked up, as was his
place Of business
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GEORGIA ROADS RENTAL.

The Central Deposits it's Share With
Georgia Railroad Bank.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 3O.-The Central
railroad Of Georgia to-day deposited with
the Georgia Railroad Bank $4,000 for its
share of the half yearly rental Of the Geor-
gia railroad, the other half being paid by
the Louisville and Nashville road.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-01
CLOTHING.

To- DAY, at the MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN, New York
City, the National Exhibition Of
Food Products will be opened
by President Harrison.
The display will include every
variety of manufactured articles
and also all products directly
from the soil, sea and dairy.
Here one may see what Ameri-
cans eat and the variety of our
07+i0nal fare.
You will fare best if Won
purchase your Clothing from a
reliable dealer, one who will
give you 100 cents for each
dollar spent. APPEL & SCHAUL.
One Price Clothiers.
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INTEREST NOTICE.

THE OGLETHoRPE SAVINGS AND Trust Co,
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. /, 1892.
Depositors will please present their pass books
at the Bank, No. TO Bryan street, for entry of
interest for the third quarter 1892, which is
now due and payable on demand.
JOHN VI. BRYAN,
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INTEREST NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT OF SAVINGS,
SOUTHERN BANK OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. !, 1892
Interest for the third quarter Of the present
year is now due and will be paid on demand
Depositors will please leave their books at the
bank to be balanced.
JOSEPH corps,
Accountant.
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Convention Of Christian Endeavnra-

AUGUSTA, GA. Sept. 30.-The executive
committee Of the Christian Endeavor union
in this city tonight selected Jaa. Is, IA and
10 as the dates FOR the state convention of
Young Peoples Societies OF Christian En-
deavor IL Georgia, which will be held in
Augusta
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-01

OeVanhe hians Lease the ARLINGTON.
a., m.AATNEsBoRo, Ga, Sept. 3O.-The Ar
sIl Ioh motel at this place was leased TODAY
s iolii Mal. wilkins by K. II. Neill & Co. Of
'u'aunah' aud they take charge to-day,
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sFECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb. l. 1890 the basis OF meas
urement OF all advertising 10 the MoRNIEG NEWS
will be agate, or at the rate OF 10 an inch Tor
for less than 81 90
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SALT.

If you WANT
hyou want DAY BOOK MADE.
II you want JOURNAL MADE
II you want a CASH BOOK MADE,
ii you waaG q LEDGER
j YOU want a RECORD MADE
ii YOU want a CHECK BOOK MADE
i YOU want LETTER HEADS
II you want NOTE HEADS.
II you want BILL HEADS
II you want BUSINESS CARDS
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
N0rDIng news steam Printing House,
MORNING NEWS BUILDING.
) Whitaker SUresE
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STEPHENS AND WATSON.

Ms4colm Johnston Denies the Posi-.
ton Of the Populist.
AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. Tomorrow the
1nroNicIe will print letter from Col
ttichard Malcolm Johnston. Mr.. Stephens
pioRrapher, in which be denies the positions
taken by Mr.. Watson in his speech com.
pairing his own recent record with that .,
mr. stephens in leaving the Whig party.
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INTEREST NOTICE.

SAVANNAH BANK AND TRUST Company,
SAVINGS DEPARTM ENT,
SAVANNAH, Ga, oct. !, 1892. J
Interest for the third quarter Of the present
year is now due and will be paid on demaud De-
posters will please leave their pass books at the
Bank, and also at the De Soto Branch, to be
balanced. JAS. H HUNTER,
%.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
The firm Of JOHNSTON & GUERARD was dis
solved by mutual consent on the 3lst day OF
August last. I'D. JOHNSTON.
A G. GUERARD.
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NOTCE Or hEMOVAL.
RECEIVERS SALE
OF

SAVANNAH PIANO COMPANY.
The sales office Of the receiver Of the Savan-
nan Piano Company and g. keisling formerly
Davis Bros, has been removed from the store
on the corner of Du | and York streets. to the
SAVANNAH NEWS DEPOT,
Which is Immediately adioinins; the old stand
Two floors have been re served in the old store
for
PIANO, ORGAN AND MUSICAL MERCHAN-
Disc WAREROOMS,
Where the public can inspect and purchase
the following STANDARD and excellent instru-
me Is a. wonderfully low prices:
Drown & SIMPSON,
PIANOs- NEW ENGLAND,
BALDWIN.
STORY & CLARK,
OuEA~S fkiMBALL,
WILCOX * WHITE,
lNEEDHAM.
Also a number of excellent second hand
Pianos in good condition
$50 and upward.
Which can be bought at $50 and upward
$50 and upward.
All kinos OF Musical Merchandise below cost
SAVANNAH PIANO Co,
Bull street. one door from York street,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. /, 1892
The naval stores and cotton factOra e bust
ness heretofore conducted by me, has this dav
been succee led by MCNATT & MOSES Mr.
JAMES MCNATT of Mount Vernon, Ga having
associated himself with me. Tuan king nv
friends for past favors, and soliciting their fur
Their shipments for the new firm, / am yours
truly A. NJ. MOSES
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INTEREST NOTICE.
The GERMANIA BANE,
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. !, 1892.
Interest for the third quarter. 1892, on depos
its in the Savings Department of the G4rmania
Bank is now Que and payable on demand. De-
posters will please leave their pass books to be
balanced. JOHN II. HOGAN,
Cashier
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INTEREST NOTICE.

INTER- Est NUIIJE.
The CHATHAM BANK,
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
SAVANNAH, GA, oct. 1, 1899
Interest for the third quarter OF 1892, is due
and payable on demand. Depositors will please
present their books to be balanced.
r. +. BURDELL
Cas,inr
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ELECTRIC CARS TO ISLE OF HOPE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
The Worlds Fair Appropriation.


There IS more indifference and opposi.
ton in the General Assembly to the
Worlds Fair appropriation than We had
counted on.
We. however. think that much OF II Is the
result OF inattention to the facts that have
been presented to the members.
II has been clearly proved that our reve-
nues will admit of the expenditure of 1885,
600 at least, especially as 1t 10 now con-
tenplated that this sum shall be drawn In
two instalments--on during this fiscal
year and the other during the next. IL
has been shown. too. We think, that the
advocates of this measure are wholly con-
cerned for Virginia. The Fair. as fair, Is
now assured Of success 1t therefore
does not need our help. but II presents a
glorious opportunity for us to advertise our
advantages to all who may visitits grounds
and buildings.
The best Judgment Of the best-informed
men on this special subject is that the sum
of money proposed to be spent for Viz
cinis exhibit viii be returned to Us many
times over.
We should try to help ourselves and
those who are trying to help US. We owe
something to the men who have done 80
much 10 advertise Virginia for several
years past. and they, one and all, beg Us to
make use of the Fair to let the world
know what we have to encourage capital
and new settlers to. come amongst US. 1t
will be very discouraging to these good
friends TO know that Virginia does not sp-
preciate their efforts, or at least Is not
willing TO second them heartily.
Then, again, members should keep In
mind that Virginia's appropriation Is
meant to be used 30 that our railroad and
development companies can supplement
it. In other words, If the Commonwealth
will do her part her people of means will
do theirs; but unless she leads there will
be no Virginia display at all, certainly
mono worthy Of our name and fame.
The speech Of Mr.. MuNroaD in the House
yesterday presented the case very ably and
clearly, and we trust that it will have
good effect,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
'Govarnor Campbell.

As to the charge that be was setting up
Ohio for CLEVELAND, Governor CAMPBELL
said to reporter:
shave not been setting mp Ohio for anybody,
whatever the reports to the contrary may be.
The Ohio delegates to the Democratic National
Convention may DO for Mr. Cleveland, or they
may be for Hill, or they may be divided. They
are generally divided, and as wcshave no unit
rule control In the delegation, am rather In
cllned to think that history win repeat itself this
year"
That lie, Ohio will be divided again this
year. Governor CAMPBELL has no idea of
giving away his chances. We confess that
we had thought that he disappeared be-
meath the waves last fail.