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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-12

TRANSACTS A BANEING AND TRUST BUSI-
NESS.
ALLOWS INTEREST on DAILY BALANCES
SUBJECT To CHECK.
ACTS AS EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR
TRUSTEE, REGISTRAR ETC
HERBERT i. WELLS Pres's.
SAN'L. X DORRANCE, Nlce-pres't
EDWARD 5. CLARK, Sec
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Amos &. BarStow. Rowland Hazard.
Christopher Lipptt, Edward ID. Pcarce.
Royal G. Taft. Horatio y. Campbell
Robert H. |. Goddard Robert Knight
George W. II. Matteson John W. Danieson,
Samuel :. SrraCue, Herbert T. Wells
William H. Ely, John G. Pegram.
Robert 7. ffammelL lyman ". Col.
william Binney Eugene W. Mason.
William B. Weeden, George Gordon King.
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Road Convention.

Missouri State Board of Agricul-
ture, Columbia, Jnly 20, 80.
The 81. honis E San francisco;
Wabash; Chicago & Alton; Chica-
go, st. Paul d Kansas City; CHI
cago, Rock Island q Pacific; CHI
cago, Milwaukee d St. Paul; Atch-
ison, Topeka d Santa i7e; Missou-
ii Pacific; Missouri, Kspsas &
feyas; Hannibal d st. Joseph;
Kansas City, TT Scott & Mem.
phis r. h, Companies have grant
ed for the Road Improvement
Convention to be held August I6-
l9, in Chillicothe rate of one and
one-third fare OF the certificate
plan for the round trip.
Under this arrangement, dele
gates will purchase one way tick
cts, paying full fare for the same
and obtaining Of agent at time of
purchase, certificate receipt for
full fare paid.
The receipt must he counter-
signed by the Secretary Of the
convention to entitle the holder to
purchase return ticket at one
third fare.
If two or more roads are used
on going trip separate tickets
should be bought and seperate
receipts taken from each road.
Reduced freight rates on ma
chinery have also been granted
and road machinery for exhibition
is now being shipped to Chilli
cothe.
n@9- Hon. l. B. Potter, of New
York, editor of Good Roads" will
deliver sn illustrated lecture on
road construction, using stereop-
tlcon. Very respectfully,
LEVI CHUBBUcK, Sec.
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Killed by Sewer Gase

ST.. Louis, July 90 Three per
sons were killed, three were seri-
ously injured and three are miss
ing as the result of the explosion
of gas in sewer IN the central
part of this city yesterday after
noon.
The explosion occurred at :25
p. m. The Mill creek sewer il one
OF the main sewers in the city
draining a densely populated dis
trict. It's capacity WAS thorough
iy tested by the great Waters
Pierce oil ire or Saturday last,
and to this fire is attributed yes
terdays's explosion. 1t is believ-
ed that the gasoline from the oil
tanks IN some manner accumulat-
ed in the sewer and exploded. The
folce Was terrific. Manhole frames
weighing 200 pounds we're thrown
luto the air all along the line OF
the sewer The force of the eX-
plosion seemed to center in Carl
Fuchs Wholesale liquor store at
1914 South Fourth street, and IN
the yards of the Iron Mountain
railway just south Of that place.
The interior of Fuchs place. 3
three story building, was com
pletely destroyed. The building
caved in and fell into the sewer
beneath. carrying with it Fuchs,
his bartender, Charles Miller and
aud four men who were in the
place at the time, and about
100 barrels of whisky.
Mrs. Tempe, who was standing
on the porch of the third floor
was thrown fifty feet and so badly
injured that she died at j p. IN.
The damage done in the railroad
yards while extensive, was not
serious. The sewer was exposed
for distance OF abou. SOC feet
and several cars standing on the
track immediately above the sew,
er fell IN. SO great WAS the force
of the explosion, however, that all
the cars in the yard were derail,
ed.
The fire department was called
out to search the ruins fol the
dead so strong was the odor Of
gasoline that the men could only
|. work t. short time before becom.
ing overcome The body OF Mil.
Ter VAS the first fonnd, being bur.
riei, under tie bar. The work
was prosecuted under electric
lights at night. and at II D. m.
the mangied body Of Fuchs was
found pinioned under the safe.
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A Victory for KirksviIle.

Prof. u. Hirschberg the well
known optician Of 629 Olive street,
st. Louis, has appointed W. G..
Fout, agent for his celebrated
Diamond and Interchangeable
Spectacles and Eyeglasses where
q complete assortment can be
found. Prof. FL. Hirschberg will
remain in Kirksville Aug l0-1l
and all those in need of properly
adjusted spectecles and eye glas-
ses should avail themselves of this
opportunity. Examination of eyes
free of charge.
Properly adjusted spectacles
and Eyeglasses are something that
the people of Kirksville have long
been in need of.
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EUREKA.

Yes, we have found it! The
greatest discovery of this century.
Are you troubled with Dandruff
Are you, or any of your friends
bald? If so read our guarantee.
We hereby guarantee our Eureka
Hair Restorative and Dandruff
Cure 10 remove Dandruff aud
grow hair on bald heads of not over
10 years standing Any CONNER
cial report will inform you as to
our financial standing and ability
to fulfill our contracts. Money will
be refunded at the expiration of 90
days if it does not prove satisfac-
tory. 81, d. WAGNER d Co.,
Grinnell, Iowa.
Ask Landes d Reed, BARRIERS,
for it.
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Probate Court Docket.

Docket of cases III which settle
mepts are due from executors, nd
ministrntors and guardians at the
ensuing term OF the probate court
OF Ajair county, Missouri, CON-
mencing on the I'd monday III Au
gust, 1899.
MONDAY, AUG. S,-FIEAL SETTLE
MENTs.
| Sarah Conkle, executor Jacob
Cnnkel, dec.
2 VIM Sengster executor Jas
Sangster, dec.
3. " FL Daniels guardian Mary
Suodgrass, dec.
4 Ii o Ryon admir- FL } Bur
ton. dec.
5. Noah Eitel guardian Freder-
lex Eitel.
8 Jennie c Bookout guardian
G. lookout.
7. NJ NJ Currence adm'x b d
Currence dec.
s. julia A Vaughn admx s 2
| Vaughn, dec.
TUESDAY, AUG. 9.
9 A Dyer & and c Chss Rhodes
minor.
10 A Boyd admr j Ci McHendry
dec.
IL e S Hoag admr S Kent dec.
u Jas NJ Williams admr Chas
Hamilton dec.
IL Arminda Bell executor B W
Bell, dec,
"a Henry c Stephens admr j
b Brooks, dec.
Is. NJ Thompson 2 and c Wise
minors.
IS j 3 Marques and J G Dun
ham ex's W H Dnnham, dee.
II Vim Jones admir- | Jones
dec.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. I0TH-ANNUAL
SETTLEMENTS.
is j ID Holman G. and G Lutes,
minors.
19 J L Anderson G. aud c
Bgrnhart minors.
20 [ Thorson 6 and & iandard
minor.
q NJ Atterbery G aud q At
terberry minors.
% j II Campbell G and G FL
bert Campbell minor.
% Cynthia Buck G and G Buck,
minors
a f NJ Muden G end G Nun
den, minors.
% NJ Z Hopkins G and G Hop
kins, minors.
26 Il Wilcox 6 and c, NJ Will
cox minor.
THURSDAY, AUG. II.
81 L Tyson G. and . Honley,
minor.
28 Wm tarrar e9mr Della Far
rar, dec.
~ > SWeetman eXecutrlX Eliza
beth Christian dec.
30 J c Clasps & and G Lewis
GIsspie minors.
81 E 4 Gall admz } 7 Gall
dec.
80 Eenry 0 Clark admr C W
Baity, dec.
SO Bessie Lind admx A 3 Lind,
dec.
81 J " Waddill ex j WaddilI
dec. y. Il. WILLIAMS,
Clerk Of Probate.
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Louis platform and endorse the
sub-treasury scheme. This Is
CALLING to the Democrats; but
Father Miller has his foot on De-
mocracy's neck, and p straight
Democratic ticket wIll have TO be
put III the field OF they must come
to his terms. Their condition is
indeed pitlable, but they are real
ly no more deserving of pity than
is the man who gets divorce
from good wife and then weds a
shrew.
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Wilson Items.

We are having some very warm
weather at present and also quite
number Of sick people.
Mrs. Dan Chadwell. of Bevier,
who has been here on a visit to
her parents, returned to her home
Monday.
Mrs. June Conklin and children
have gone to Illinois on visit to
her mother and other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. VIM. Patrick and Mr.. In
graham OF this place, are both
down with the rheumatism.
Mr.. II. I. Wilson returned home
from Iecumseh, Neb., Tuesday.
There will be basket meeting
in Mr. Jesse McDermit's Grove
one mile west and about half
mile North of this place on Sun
day Aug. 7th. Let everybody
come.
Mr.. Park Patrick has returned
home from CLARK county where he
has been for some time.
Married in LaPlata, Sunday
July 18th, Mr.. Rolla Hamilton Of
South Omaha, Neb., and Miss
Mintie Davidson of this place.
These young people are we'll
known here and all join in wish
ing them happiness sndiprosperity
through life
Mrs. W. P. Carleton is danger
ously Ill at this writing.
Mrs. Louis Billings is quite i'll
with Malarial fever.
We will correct our mistake this
week. 1t was Mr.. Boone that
bought Mr.. Harry Hicks place
instead of Geo. Ransom as report
ed IN our last communications.
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). F. lLGENFRITZ, AGENT.
WHERE. WILL YOU SPEND
YOUR VACATION?
MR.. II. HIRsCHBERG.

The BURLINGTON ROUTE
has on sale round trip tickets at
greatly reduced rates to DENVER
COLORADO SPRINGS, SALT
LAKE, san FRANCISCO,
PORTLAND, YELLOWSTONE
PARK, ST. PAUL, MINNEAP-
OILS, SPIRIT LAKE, THE
BLACK HILLS, PUGET
SOUND POINTS, ard to all
tourist points in COLORADO,
UTAH, IDAHO, MONTANA,
WYOMING, DAKOTA, MIN
NESOTA, ALASKA and CALI
FORNIA. For rates and further
information, address,
A. G. DAWES,
Gen'l Pass. d Ticket Agt.,
st. Louis. Mo.
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Tho Rennl,lican

1bf iNt tlbihiiCiH Caiu i'ulSE
was opened BY Maj, Warner at
Sedalia Wednesday. The gath
ering vas the largest and most
enthusiastic OF any ever known in
the interior OF the state. Msi.
Warner says he is gs sure to be
elected as electricity Is TO rule
locomotion.
Hatch may be growing
weaker IN his own county, but 1t
Is the opposite IN Adair county.
There is en under current here in
favor of Hatch U.at the honest
supporters @sof Giles know not OF.
Hatch will get Adsir county, and
then Shelby county will want to
know how it all came about.
--"Whatwould Stone say if be
were TO come to k,rksvills and
find that the entire Democratic
party Of Adair county had been
traded off to the Alliance in the
interes: of one man. The fore
going question was asked by a
prominent Democrat who believes
that She party should preserve it's
identity in Adair county.
--Democrats haye been argu-
ing that the product of the Home
stead mills is protected, and there
fore protection is responfible for
the rot and bloodshed there.
There is free trade IN the product
Of silver mines. Therefore. free
trade is responsible for the riot
and bloodshed among the sIlyer
mines Of Idaho, according 10 the
arguments of the Democrats.
ALI is not serene IN the
Hatch camp, Col. Dick Dalton
was defeated for Governor and
went home to his hay nell and
black berry patch. He is rumina-
ting. He feels sore The Simon
pure Democracy considered him
the best man i'll the field But the
the old ring OF which Hatch has
long been part and parcel,
downed him His friends, too,
feel sore, Mr. Hatch worked for
Stone, and used his influence to
beat Dalton. The result is that
number Of new knives are being
whetted for Hatch's scalp. The
Dalton men are for Giles and this
sudden addition of strength has
placed Giles III the lead. II is now
thought by good Democrats, and
those who ought TO know, that
Hatch cannot carry his own coun-'
ty.
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ADAiR COUNTY DEMOCRACY.

Adsif county Democracy is in 4
very bad way. 1t is torn wifi
dlssension and strife, and will re-
qulre tremendous effort to bring
anything like order out of the
present chaotic state. To the de-
parture from the acksonian faith
two years ago, and permitting it
self to be absorbed by the Farm
ers' Alliance, Ia attributed all the
troubles of Adair county's Demo-
cracy to-day, and it is certainly in
a sorrowful condition.
When the combination WAS
made two years ago that DESTROY
ed the Identity Of the Democratic
party IN Adslr county, many of the
Oldest and staunchest Democrats
grayely shook their heads, and ex-
pressed forebodings Of evil to
come.
But they We're laughed to. scorn
by the politicians, who to5a them
that, if the radicals were down
ed" the Democrats could clam
the election and they would then
have the countys records investi-
gated, claiming that the investlga-
ton would reveal such state OF
corruption that the radical" party
would never again be heard of
in the county.
The cry anything to down the
radlca's and get at the books"
was then started, and, like itch
and small pox, it took among the
people, and the result of the ,lec-
ton has become Adair county his
tory.
True to the promise of the poll
hcIsns telegram WAS sent to- Gov
srnor Francis claiming that the
Democrats had won everything.
Recent developments have shown,
however, that that telegram WAS a
deception and a fraud. The DEM
'crats had won nothing, but the
Democratic party had simply per-
mltted itself to be choked into
Lnsenslblilty by the Farmers AL
lance, and that telegram was sent
% hide Democracy's comatose
Now comes the comedy act in
he drama. The Democrats who
vent into the farmers mover nent
With the war cry; Anything. to
Iown tie radicals" now wa of a
usion ticket. But Father Mi Her,
he man of the flowing silken
ocks, will have none of it. The |
cket must be straight Farm ers' |
lliance, he says, and every can
ldate must subscribe to the st. !
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Dentistry.

Garter Bros. dentists Kirk syille
Mo, have established branch of
fees at the following places: Bra
shear, Queen City and Green
Castle, at which one will befound
twice n month, as follows: Queen
City lst and Sd Tuesdays and
Wednesdays, Brashear I'd and 4th
Mondays and Tuesdays, Green
Castle End and 4th Wednesdays
and Thursdays. Come to see US
if you want good work.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF MISSOURI, l .
County of Adair. D. b.

Final settlement of the estate of Henry J
Burton, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all creditors and
others Interested in the estate of Henry j
Burton deceased. that 1. II, o. Ryon adIninis-
traitor OF said estate, intend to make final set
tlernent thereof at the next term OF the T. ro-
bate court of Adair county. to be held at
kirksylle. on the sth day OF August lsgs.
III o. EYOS, Administrator
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF MISSOURI, =,
COuNTY OF ADAIR. 90

Final settlement OF the estate OF William
Sangster deceased Notice is herebygiven to all
creditors and others interested in the estate
of william Sangster deceased. that /, James
SaDgster executor of said estate, intend to
make final settlement thereof at the next term
of the Probate court of Adair county 10 be held
at kirksvilIe on the sth day OF August
ls9l. JAMES SANGSTER,
Executor of said estate
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will carry Kansas
FRIDAY JULY - 1872

Warner will carry Kansas
City.
Warner will get a majority
of 10000 in st. Louis.
The "ysller dog majority
IL Missouri IS thing of the past
Democrats have little or
10 hope Of carrying Missouri this
year.
Warner will carry Missouri
and have ten thousand votes to
spare.
"A court house that Is a dis
grace to Adair county, is likely to
be a monument to the folly of the
present county court.
The campaign of 1892 will
be business campaign. That
means the election Of the Republi-
can ticket by the biggest majority
ever known.
The Democratic party can
10 longer skirmish behind the
force bill, 1t must come into the
open field and meet tha issre
which Is protection to American
Industries.
-Ihe shooting of Frick at
the Homestead works last Satur-
day is the logical result of the
Democratic papers and such men
as Palmer preaching anarchism
and nihilism.
The Democrats claim that
they gave up everything to the
Farmers Alliance two years ago,
and that they are now entitled to
some recognition as managers of |
the present campaign.
"A free IRON ore bill enacted |
by a Democratic Congress would
endanger Tennessee and Alabama
to the Democrats. The bill is
therefore held up--but only until
after the election. Democrats in
tennessee and Alabama should
find out all they can about this.
democrats all over the
county declare that, if they cannot
vote the straight Democratic tick
ct in NoYember, they will vote the
Republican ticket. To be candid
we believe they would feel better
for the rest of their lives if they
were to vote the Republican tick
ct, even if a straight Democratic
ticket is nominated.
-Thursday of last week Mr..
Vest made vicious attack on
the Hatch anti-option bill. In the
course of his remarks he declared
it the most vicious bill that had ,
ever been before Congress during
his fourteen years of experience c
as senator. MIR. Hatch cursed | {
The Western farmer with his oleo- t
margarine bill. but he will hardly Il
% able to do the same with his t
.nti-option bill, which is support 4
d only by milling syndicates. Id
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For Sale.

Tso bedroom sets, writing
desk, writing table, dining table,
three stoves, cupboard, refrigera-
tor, also horse and buggy. All
of these goods are comparatively
new and in excellent condition
and will be sold for half their
original cost. W. T. DAMN.
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Notice of Final Settlement
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Adair,

Final settlement OF the estate Of y D..
Currence deceased. Notice is hereby given to
ailcreditors and others interested in the estate
of Il. ID Currence deceased. that /, Margret
NJ Currence. administrators of said
estate, intend TO make fina, settlement thereof
at the next term OF the Probate court of Adair
county, to be held at kirksville on the sth lay
OF August leg.
WARGRET VI. CURRENCE,
Administrative.
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IFUIIIERSDlN7S
BLACKBERRY BAISAM
For a Better Remedy than

There no remedy known the medical profession that is
for Dierrhes Cholera Morbus Dysen
Fux -Diarrhea Asatic Cholera, Cramp Collie
Summer Complaint and all relaxed conditions of the
Bowels Fukerson's Blackberry Basam. 1t has
been known to fail in curing the most stubborn Price
% cents Take Fukersos Little Giant Liver Pills. for
Torpid Liver Costiveness Constipation, Nervous Sick
Headache Biliousness and dizziness They botch
from the face and heautify the complexion Price 25c
Sold in Kirksvlle by W. g. tout, Smith & DunkiD, j. L.
Fowler and xeehsnBros Gibbs by Dr.. F. NJ. Barnes
Brashear, by James Hanks; Adar by Clark Bros
Willmahvie by DR. D. Greenslate; at Sperry by j. r.
Harris at Shibleys Point by Hused Bros and Hickman &
Archer; at Stahl by Penns Coal Co and j. FL. Shibley
Co. at Dsnorth By Penna Coal CO. at Sloan by ]. D. Ger
rard at Regan Store by j. E. Regens; at Leoer by IT, L.
Hamilton at Mind by n B MEG Iuler at Mlard byiDr J.
f. Snyder and sold by every druggist and medicine dealer
iu adjoining counties.
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For TRADE-A nice residence
property in Kirksville to trade for
small farm. Inquire at the
GRAPHIC office.
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McKeehan Bros. is the place to
get your machine oils.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-07-29

Machine oil of all kiads al
Fout's.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-29
CANDIES wIrHDRAws.

In another column will be found ex-
Senator j. N. sCamden's withdrawal
from the u. S. Senatorial contest, Mr..
Camden assigns as his reason pressing
business matters that would not per
init hmm to even attempt the duties re-
quired of the Office. His withdrawal
will doubtless meet with much regret
on the part of his friends, who are
anxious for his vindication of the
treatment accorded him by, his party
some years ago. Mr. Camden has a
number of warm supporters IA this
section, who are interested in his poll
teal welfare, aud are DESTROYS Of help
ing to yindieate the past abuse he was
subjected to.
Nov, that Mr.. Camden il entirely
out Of the fight, and even if He were
in it, there's no occasion for dissatis.
faction in the ranks Of their party /,
Faulkner men receive the nomination,
in the State for the Legislature, ever,
Democrat should support and work 70
them. Harmony is, the principle Q
4 success in every transaction.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-29

The telautograph is the next eiectri-
zeal marvel which viii be put upon the
market. With this Instrument Profess
or Gray, the inventor, proposes to dis
pate forpublic favor with the telephone.
the machine will send over the wires
and reproduce in fac simiie written mes
sages or pen symbols of any kind, and
will do many more seemingly impossi-
BILE things. The process Of telauto-
graphy is secured by. seven patents,
and company has been organized to
introduce it in all parts of the world.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-29
GIGANTIC ELECTRIC TRUST.

It's Name win He THE General Electric
Company"
New YORK, April %. The Herald says:
zone OF the greatest trusts ever formed in
this country will be ready for business
within q month. The combination com
prises the Edison General Electric company,
the Thomson Houston Electric company and
the Thomson Houston International com
pany, and Is called the General Electric
company.
"When those back Of the scheme first
made application to the Legislature, The
Herald, ON March y, pointed ont exclusively
the audacity Of their demands In spite Of
the exposure, however, the bill found sup
porters and was passed by both houses. "A
little over week ago it was signed by the
governor.
aThe capital Of the trust Is $50, 0OO, 000
and its power viii be tremendous. Its
projectors when asking for charter OBJ.
jected to the tax imposed by law in this
state and desired q special rate.
"The accommodating legislature readily
acquiesced and reduced the tax ON its cap
ital stock to one-twelfth Of per cent. The
new company will have Offices in this city
in the Edison building, in Broad street. Mr..
II. Nick. Twombly or Mr.. G. A. Coffin, Of
Boston, general manager Of the Thomson
Houston company, va elected president
Of the General Electric company
''Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan, OF Drexel, Nor
gan q Co., conducted nearly all of the nego-
tiations which conducted the deal to suc-
cessful issue. Mr.. II. Nick. Twombly, who
represented the Vanderbilt interests, work
ed with Mr.. Morgan. In Philadelphia the
Edison company will move into the head
quarters Of the Thomson Houston company
in Arch street. In Washington the Edison
quarters win be used.r
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-29
We give place to-day to a communi

We give place to-day to communi-
cation published in the Wheeling
Register from Hon. J. N. Camden, in
which Mr.. Camden states that he will
not be candidate for Senator before
the next Legislature, and gives his
reasons for his position.
This is the frstand only authoritative
statement that has appeared over the
signature of Mr.. Camden himself, and
it will be taken as final.
His friends viii regret his determine
ftion, and those who were supporting
him share his opinion that he would
have been elected had he become a
candidate. ParkrsJarg Sentinel.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-29

Cleveland now has 22S votes instruct
ell for him He has CARED every con-
vention held since the FEBRUARY snap
convention in New York. It was
worthy of note that in theaiKansas as
well as the Indiana convention the
name Of David B. Hill was absolutely
ignored, thus showing that his candid
acy has made no impression upon the
national Democracy outside Of New
York. Memphis Appeal A palanche.