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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
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y sn,"r hnr been lnrorrur,'"l nni ls
nov 'uII irds"I c,'y.
H." yustollr- at Mnntrsuw., No}n, u
c UNITY nh, been Alrruu, uurI
Mmerr Ice factor! IL, lr"Srutt 20.
dGr"s hh'ut turr" nri II hnf tome dn'Iy,
/ hGs ~ rap.,r'y - tbs" tour dmiy.
! sum II si,u"u nns nrru appropriated
for the Ar,lprt militia uut - the turd
u 'hr Nnuoun' guard - H." Tinted
~,n'r-.
Another ma'vrtuurly rrrh strike Hns
made ~ thr superstition district e."
days aso 10y som" L"mp" pnrt,"' "ho
own - bonanza up there.
Iue rnlu has soaked the entire SOUTH
, ern portion of ArllDnH and as u cuuse-
queIce hay output of M,r,copa county
will Ue mu,h larger than heretofore an.
crpated.
The Flagstaff Sun SAWS that on ac
count of Coconinu county funds beng
IN the suspended bank of Albuquerque,
no term uf court will lie held IN Flagstaff
until October,
There will be national silver con-
yentIon at Chicago on August ls', at
which Arizona will be we'll represented.
! iovernur Hughes has been requested
tu nppoIu, tive delegatea.
| Duung the iast month there has Ueen
several murders committed. two or three
sulcides and not n few cutting and
shooting embroglios IN Arizona, and IN
every case the cause can be traced TO
whisky.
l., T. Nash, cx postmaster OF Straw
berry pos,oi,ire, has Just received "A
check from the government in settle
meut Of his accounts. This check shows
that th. business was run on a close
bas,s. The amount ot the check ls for
cents.
Tn. sheriff ot Apache county hai
been authorized by tie board of super
Visurs oi said county t0 purchase no
dak, not to exceed IN cost "a for the
use u the sherllT's Office, TnIs ID good
Investment for II will assist great dea
Ia the apprehension Of criminals.
Nugales ls having tussel with thu
Mexican authorities over the sentenc
lug Of u Mexican, Jesus Garc'S, "h'
coz united m,sdemeanor on United
States soil and Was captured on th'
Mex icun side. The Mexican authorities
. are preparing a petition to the Mexican
government.
Adiutant General SchWar'S IL look'nI
forward to preparation Tor the enr"mp
ment u tie militia ~ Arizona, "hicl
viii probably b" held "a, Tucson tn
buildings 81 Fort lowell So he ut'i'~"'
fur tha quarters q! the military boys
IL expected that e,Sht COMPANIES cal
=. be induced TO attend ia" eucHmpmeni'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
Nominating judge.

tHas lliy Is A somewhat unique
hSd % uomlnatlng Iudses which has
sacc--siulIy tested on several pre-
o. oas, Is IN progress at the
taaf,"r- u the Chicago Bar Asso-
N !" lay. E,gh, judges are to be
Ia ,a.0 fall, aud according TO the
11Ot- u the bar primary each mem
Ahi .estsd W vote Cor four oandi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
iowa,oiI,x. deception.

easo, July - The Iowa state
hsg At tho fair will he the scene OF
sus reception this afternoon. The
GLi ~ pupils OF Lyons college
fons, iowa, aud which closed 'ts
over % years ago, vail be given u
ssOu. aud graduates oi the de'unc,
ashur from alI parts Of the country
ID prr,.ut.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

d~t"' from each - ino dominant part,es.
ton prey N,uus ucCasiuus Wh-u tLe Law
vets have manlfcstpd tlclt choice IN thle
haurer the democratic and republican
r"nv"utioDs have ratified their nomlna.
u.ns, thus avoiding party night on the
Isau", ard occurring u non. .par,zan Judi.
tirrN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

Yu.ug Man gazing ur'am'ly AZ
H., candy .n-r Iu n'. grocery tore
- wish -. &C. .,' -'wc'tu- -
.omr,..r.r,a' O.. , '"r q young .ady'
hut hard. hnon What 20 ."'"'l
trocrr. hrisN.. NrH young
Bout seventeen ,..,
"Still going 10 'yar"us h'o',
"ie-, sir =,
John. show ,lt- gentleman 70 the
nicL,, couut.r |, a, ~hNnss
The phenonensD success OF Ayer'
sarsaparills started INTO existence a hoe
OF compe,itors The, Of course was ''
he expected; but the eiTec, has been ''
demonstrate the superior "''.'' " ~
Ayers preparation by a constantly IN
orossing demand for It.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

Atm ,rtHgrn, y NJ, July - lN9j
10 shum 1t may concern. IT," chIii
~ Judge Madden has had 'pr sumn time
~ depray"d and vicious hHO', Hud ia ~
der 10 cure her, they hHv" tried various
means, among them confinement and ty
INK the hands ard frat And further.
more, IN" only cur" 'nt such hablt ~ ub
structiun py -om" mr'hnulrni ma'hui
Ia examination | lid - -ign - cruel
treatment Juur II. rltG.r. VI ..
cts piNsIrLAu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
Niles Nerve A Liver Pills.

Act on = new prnc,pr regulating the
liver, stomach aud Dnw.ls thtongh the
nerves. A new discovery, lJr, Miles
Pills sp-'Silly euro biliousneaa, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, oonsti patton. IN
-ilal-d Tor men, women, children. small.
.st, uildsst. sursstl % do.ss ~ osnts.
SAMPLES tree ~ I. IL burgess a boo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

would be employed IN al asy IAN with
stl,l more severe measures, had her par.
suie a." means necessary g. plHc" Ter ia
such M institution.
Signed, JANEs III WEuIu, VI -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
,sIriNHvwAN eat rLrNr
turther Fae,- In RcEard to the Mad.
den Case

eelf and the chlld's step mother was
written, AMI "a substance the following
was ehr'tcd FROM hum
"'he Ise'gut yehrs old
I'VE hHvr kept her hands tied 'ot some
tin" ~ ushte W. d. not keep her
irr' tied durug the day, except Rt times
when W. cnruYt look after her. She hns
no sens" u 'hame Hud vii practice Ter
y,u' hNb.t b"iorr myself nni a,'r or n,
for" ANY uue e|s"
I'VE ""nt the s,rl hUHy from homr
giving her ~ charge ~ Mrs Jaruh-,
Ahu dNrd near t.Nu, but the latter
brought hrr hu'f, eay rrI that phc would
not keep her 'pr 81 ~ month, 80 alto.
g"'hrr drprhyti WHr slr,r her conduct q"
To-day Mrs Jnrob-, Uho nHd charge
~ Vie little gir, i.r MONTH Na- seru.
ari Ter Testimony nr gwen, together
W.T. much more which rtr dr-lrrd with
hr.l from publicity at tie present rm.,
sh" prepared g. give under oath
Mrs. Jacobe is widow lhdy - eIN'y
Na.ra ~ NJ. .,N a.. f.,.,.,
f'''
WI" W. '"'""! 'i '. VI ' u'hStrh On
the lligi ,auir, Al. Who KNOW her say
shat sha IA a mp,h.ti,. KIND ,.,ti,J
',p.,,.,.,.,..,.. .r.,
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Pr"H' "h! one. Mff. Jhe"hr rH'd.
"lAhst May had MI Hiyrftir"turut o.
TuE CIrI1rN nsk,ny Tor chl.,Ir.p t. u,l,,.
rn,,. -, nrJ ,..Iur.,. n.. -.
,',. .,'..,..,', ', QUO - ~
W." '''''' '''''''"' '"''" 'r'W D. H.
Maiden, ana H." result wus thHt Oh May
l4'h ! Har gwen charge - ms ltt.r
,,ylt ,.,r pll Iup-l,,, ,..i,..,
'""' '"'' W ''' ''' -. '"' u''''i. I'"
ch'Id "as yrty pale ahd than aud NrlEl
.i Irss ,hru forty pounds. kent her
mat .,,.. ,,,ptI mai .t,,,,..,,II,,. ,,,,..
.I-
'.'' '''' "'''''' ''' "''"'Hs "f"'E
Win h"r' "'h1ASh Kept the sttict"st
""lch, "r ! had been hpprls"d hy her
step mother ~ Ter hhb'ts ! AIi"H"d
her 10 plh! ".,n t"1 other children |
""e taking care - after J found that
sL" "ns not addicted tJt!o hHbjts whl.h
she had heeu accused n. She played
Win her dolls hnd "L. N"i n"rr"f hHs"
y while at NY p.ar" \, thHt TIM" /
was living on the Scott Moore rnrrl u,
H.. uon,,o,, ,,,J s,.,,,.,..,,..,.,.,
I"' MY III h"htt'., ..-iIS huF Ihl" j.. b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
THt uAit.HO
Hr,~f tnr,s tonc-rniHE TrarL an,
TrnIn

/ hus been discontinued,
" ". rupr, auditor ~ the Atlantic
! - papu' -til confined 'u hs U.mr.
4 J.. u :. T.. railroad stpck uns nov
reached Is p,r cent, u Its rar value
\ trw >rnr, ago It was la
\ recent storm damaged the E-pauu a
branch road {, the extent % go D..
Three small Uridgcs were washed out.
Miss Emma Rodgers. u Stems pass,
hHs been appointed ~ take charge ot the
! southern Pacific business at tnat point
Conductor Jack Iangs;on and wife u
Lhs Vegas, are back tram the worlds
lair, after thirty .days leave 81 absence
There Is reiru'' eilua, that traiua
aud IN the Atlantic y ra,,ur. wuuid
bc Withdrawn II hight business cpntl' Il.
/ ed
| kHstDuuud shlpmerls ARE drrronr ug
rapidly. wrhthouud tuuuhgr l- fh,Iug
, u With cquN rapdy L,nrr lee, tie
effect.
It." =, Paul ui.l close The ear snupe
u, M.saukec, ru i,r as ilr banding 4
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ia" hfst ut August, h"'lrS r.w, ."''..
hls tour = ,rsp"ri,"n - hat uwr.
The urN un.r.ni n,.uG' t. ..i h. :
ncloSs IT," H. or" "'d" ~ t.. i"r.' - '"''
southern lHmi,r r"nr"n!' 3" %. " "-''
ted TACT Nurk Viii cumm"hc" IT. II
short time.
The santa Re company ha,rnUo.lsued
the CHECK system and wi. send pn!
ear out II IL SAID mat the ch"hH" ""'
caus,d Oy dead men being carried on
the pay roll,
The railways Ia France employ 4i,ONu
women, tho majority u whom, how.
ever, receive small sum merely Tor
opening and shutting Ratee "h"fe rohdS
cross the track
| D. W IibL hh, 'ue IblIEohh Hh' '''u'
the Montezuma valley, Ii III Denver, and
says that men are making from sl t.
sl go per day panning gold on the san
Juan river with rockers,
y, G, Chamberlain, auditor for the AT
lsntic a Danvllle railway, hac disappear,
ei aud conductors on the Union Pacific
have been warned to watch out and take
up his annual pass.
III. Silver City n Northern railroad
running FROM Whitewater to Hanover
down in Grant county, has not beer
running tor several days on account OF
washouts. The mail IL being transport
ed on horseback.
Rs,renchment in the offices. and OF
the roads OF the two railroad com paniee
has been the order OF things for week'
s mast By September | business will u,
b doubt, assume brlsker aspect, and idle
" men ot 10 day will then lind more 10 do
. Robert Stout, the last ut the accuse,
Santa Fe box.car robbers, is out OF
] bpnd. and still Crot,y rema us IN lall VI
s LIS .Juntn lie will probably be on
. =, ,.,. dsvs ona ~ h,s aunts in Du
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

New UrNtro.
"a NN"ri' A." Sever, wl, take charge
~ the county .nl, at springer, August /.
The oldest ruh,hatant never knew ~ u
case It rhIIts ~ mh,nr,ul fever ~ the
prNoE valley
Co,.J " nN,sr hne donated about
seventy five volumes o' miscellaneous
wotks 'o the I;Nton pubic library
The Iud"peuiru, Order - Old Fol
loNs . EosNc,', = marltau lodge ~.
H., rrta.lcd uN,crrs Tor the eueuiug
term.
The pNic"rs 1T Eddy locked up "
Gonzales Tor nen,n. h,s wife, ard three
o'hers 'or threatening 10 Mll Andrans
AcprtR
The 81 Vincent ssnltarium at Santa
Fr is crowded vith eursts Se,"r Mary
Charles rr 10 charge during ~tatrr VIC.
torlas absence.
H." rcrorI ru't,us ~ alfalfa uu the
! Lud,um 'n.' = ,slty nrr,r. lIiy
county, !I,. Ivilrl'uu, arI. ,h,rd cut
''"' anu ~, ''''
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@yo 'ro' ,lHs year
u .' ''I'i 'i.W " i'.'h" "uf 70
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Twelve "' "h"N" h"7'".l WI rum
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I d''i'" '.'' a. '"' I"i ri- Iu H." rt"T y
4 cphi"rt rn7" u"'N""r !, 'n"r1 nnd boz
PEE must ." rHbmi'i"d / hm - me
-iit ~ N"'"~t
lho Mexican t,r d.utr = U,mrr Nrc
mhNus great pJrparntIuu. Tor tie
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7" "'eHu '"e ''"e'""S Vo"h''e' w N'''
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All the admission tlckrtn 10 th. expo
s',1on after being one" used ar" burn"d
hhh u" hHh"n y" W h""''hh W" '""'
bushes, Over q million ticket have al
ready bcen destroyed
The d.scer dnnt ~ Christopher Co!um
bus, living ia Buffalo, n. Y, ID lot yeart
old lie has gone to the Worlds Far
aud the Chicago pHpers have accepted
hlp account oi his descent As trust
worthy.
FireyorkH have gtart.d a blaze IN IA,
Manufacturers' building twice inside ol
three days, aud nov there ars Ia TO nc
more tire works at the exposition ur they
are 10 h. tired 1T ssi. dlstAuc" from the
big buridings.
Shah \. Na.snr. AT. A'rlca. accom-
n,u..d las Kn,J ut,b.m and liam lIam.o
q, Madyuynu. A,nrn. md Sid IIassnu
I.n All ~ Mor,cco. nj, wearing m,
Ar.h c,stum.s. hn,. h..n +, Ch,cny,
and mr.. e., return ,b,t, T.. A., H.. ,Nuo
I,''.'' Wv ''A"' "'' '''' '
Poets day At the exp sltiOn IN e. b'
Angus, -. A Procession Of bArds, scal h,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
ATEST TELECRAMS.
i Reduction Of Wages in
English Mines.
syi,hting In Indiana to br sup
rr-.rd by Proper Authorities

IrHtI>o or s,oIusu CLANS
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-16
GAGGED AND BOUND.
Miss Maude Osborne, of Custom,
Has a Frightful Experience with
Two Masked Men.
BURGLARS Enter Her Room and Cru.
ely Mistreat Her.
THE FIENDs ARE UNKNOWN.

Last Sunday morning, at Custom, Meade
county, Miss Maude Osborne was found
bound and gagged in her room. Miss
Osborne is an Is yearOld daughter OF Mr..
J. VI. Osborne, undertaken at that place,
and the particulars OF the outrage are
about as follows About three O'Clock in
the morning Miss Osborne says she was
awakened by noise and saw masked
man leap through window into her
room. She screamed and attempted to
leap out through the window when she
was met by another disguised man, who
placed his hand over her mouth and viO-
lently threw her to the floor She was
then gagged and securely bound hand
and foot and tied down ON her bed, the
rope being wound several tim"s around
her neck. They then began a search for
money.
In an adjoining room Mr.. Osborne and
his son were sleeping. They were not
disturbed by the scream and scuiile in
the young lady's room and Tor this reason
Mr.. Osborne thinks that they were drug
ged The burglars entered their room
and from their clothing took s. in
silver. This was all the money they OBJ
tanned and nothing else was missing.
The rope with which they bound Miss
Osborne was taken from the undertakes
establishment, which they had visited
before entering the residence.
All the time the searching of the rooms
was going on the young lady was lying
on the bed an unwilling and silent wit
ness After satisfying themselves that
they could get no more money they left
the house by the same window through
which they had entered.
They attempted no violence to the
young lady further than to bind and gag
her, though as they passed her on their
way out one suggested that they kill her,
This was strenuously objected to by the
other and the dispute was continued out,
side the window.
The description given of the two men
is rather meager, as they were deeply
disguised and wore masks. Miss Osborne
says that one man was large and tall,
while the other was smaller and rather
short.
The news Of the outrage soon spread
and searching parties started to hunt the
offenders. 1t was learned that two men
were put off the Texas train Saturday
night at Rock Haven These same men
boarded the train at Stephensport Sum
day night and got off at Cloverport. They
were suspected and officers passed down
the road Monday in search of them.
They were found in this city Tuesday
morning by Detective John r. DeHaven
and interviewed. One OF them is known
here, having worked here laying brick
last fall. Their route from Rock Haven
has been discovered to have been through
Brandenburg, Paynesville and Union
Star. They were in Louisville broke and
were trying to get here, where they had
friends and could get work.
They were not arrested, as it would
have been impossible for them to have
been in Custom at the time the house
was entered.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-16

"Shc -" The BRECKENKIDGE NEws,) "has ig'
nored Meade's claim 10 the first Senator, because
she cannot successfully controyert that claim
Meade County Messenger.
The fact is, the people OF Meade don't
make any "claim;" it is only the Meade
County Messenger that makes it, and
this braggadocio" demand" will cause the
def at Of Gus Richardson. Meade county
has no Just claim over Breckenridge or
Hancock, neither has Breckenridge or
Hancock over the other two. Weare as
ISOLATED as one district and this sectional
idea is not good one. No man is against
Richardson because he is from Meade
county and no man should oppose Gross
or Minor because they are citizens OF
Breckenridge county. This is the theory
that the News entertains in regard to the
district, but when driven in self defense
by the unjust boasts and "claims" and
demands to take stand, you will al
ways find us standing by the side of a
home man, helping him fight his battles,
especially when the man we defend is
the equal, if not the superior, in every
respect, and rs deserving as his oppo.
nents. Jack Gross deserves more at the
hands of the Democratic party than eth
er of his opponents, and we cannot afford
to treat our best friends in an unbecom'
| ing manner.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-16
WoRTHAMs LETTER..

We are surprised that the Hon. J. S.
Workman has permitted himself 10 be
used as tool by the Richardson faction.
lie has written a private letter to Mr..
Richardson which Of course was publish
ed This letter was published with the
hope that it would injure Mr. Gross, but
instead il defines his position in the last
U. S. Senatorial contest exactly as Gross
has always said II was. WOrtham sin
ferred" one day that Gross was for Nc
Creary because he handed him petition
from citizens OF Br, ckenridge county re.
questing him TO vote for Mcyreary.
Workman further states in his letter that
lac knew that Gross had been an ardent
supporter OF Mr.. Stone" and that he
knew that he had assured Judge Lind
say that when Stone was out OF the way
that he would be his warm supporter"
The truth about the petition is this II
was sent to Gross by citizens Of Glover
port with the request that he immedi-
ately hand it TO Sewers and WORKMAN
This lac did, as any other accommoda-
ting man would have done,an there the
matter ended.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-16

The Senatorial canvass last week in
Hancock was continuation of the ova-
ton that Gross received at Lewisport
Everywhere they went Gross was receiv-
ed with enthusiasm. He made many
friends while Richardson lost correspond
ingly. The break that Richardson made
at Lewisport in attacking Josh Powers
was his mistake OF the campaign. He
would gladly have said nothing more
about it, but Gross was too good poll
tican not TO call him to time on every
occasion, and he was compelled to repeat
his abuse TO the ollense Of the Hancock
people and his own detrimrnt.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-16
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There is
only one way to cure Deafness, and that
is by constitutional remedies. Deafness
is caused by an inflamed condition OF the
mucous lining Of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gets inilamed you have n
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed Deafness is
the result, and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restored
TO its normal condition, hearing will he
destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is nothing
but an inhamed condition OF the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness lcaused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
+. J. CHENEY X Co., Toledo, o.
RaS"Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
Royal Insect Power sure shot for cab
bage worms.-Sulzers.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-16

OUR young friend, Richard Addison,
who SLEW the track" for County School
Superintendent short time ago, has re-
ceived his certificate from the State Board
OF Examiners and has come back and
will run the race now TO finish. Apro-
pos of this information Mr.. James Miller,
the present incumbent, who is candi-
date for the nomination and reelection,
has pulled himself up and will do bit Of
hustling also. The race for the nomina-
ton between the two promises to become
right lively and interesting.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-16
A Loved One Gone To Rest.

Mrs. G. +. Heyser died at her sist RS,
Mrs. Bennett, Irvington, KY, at 3
o'clock on the morning of Aug. 18th.
Many loving hands waited for an oppor-
tunity to administer TO her wants. Last
September she left Kentucky with her
husband and babe for New Mexico with
a hope of improving her health. In a
short time she was taken TO Elpaso,
Texas. After some months to Ashvills,
n. G. then home to live only few days
Her friends could not be numbered.
She was sweet christian, devoted wife
an afectionate daughter, sister, cousin
and friend.
To-day as | set Immersed in sadness,
recall the past, think OF the present, and
would what the future has in store for
me. can think OF no important event
in my past life that was not connected
with the dear one who passed away on
the morning Of the 18th.
May God pity and bless the dear hus-
band. Sweet little May, loving mother,
brothers, sisters, cousins and friends
whom dear Lizzie leaves behind. May
we never forget her last words Take
care Of my baby and meet me inlIeaven."
Our grief though deep, God can cure.
Then may we learn and own and feel
The Power that wounds alone can heel,
August 18th, 1873. A Cousin.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-16

A CoRREsPoSDENT in the Hawesville
Clarion, from Utility, Hancock county,
has this to gay OF the speaking there last
week:
Captain Gross, Of Breckenridge county. took
the floor amidst laundering applause, and with a
calnness and serenity pecuior only to himself.
defined his position in this contest in that lucid
and unmstakable way atbruught conviction to
every one. lie absolutely punished every argu.
ment Of his opponents, and then stood there like
David, with sling in hand, looking for the last
vestigc of Minor and Richardson, at which to
throw another stone. Can any one tell us why II
is that Minor and Richardson attack Gross and
are so congenial and agreeable toward each 9th.
err The vote here now stands Gross three out of
five; Richardson two out Of five and Minor the
balance"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-16

Deeds Of assignments from Ken aud
Richard Wathen to the Louisville Trust
Co., were put ON record last week.
Emily Brown, OF color, was admitted to
the poor house.
NJ. Eskridge, comr, ordered TO pay
Anderson Pool, colored, $25 for putting
down curbing.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-16

AT the speaking here yesterday, Gen.
Gross absolutely reluted all the trumped
up Senatorial charges that have been
preferred against him by the candidates
and others. He has the confidence Of
the people and they will not believe
these campaign stories, resorted to by
his enemies. who recognize that they are
in the last ditch OF deieat.-Hawesville
Clarion.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-16

The Hawesville Clarion says erich
ardson and Minor are evidently conduct.
ing partnership canvass. They are
both fighting Gross and devote their en-
tire speeches to him. They are very
thick as we'll" They know.fu well that
Gross is the strongest man in the race
and the man they have to down. But
they can't cut 'er.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-16

SHOULD Gross be defeated in the Pri-
mary he will be the best friend the nom
inee has. He would point the finger Of
scorn at his friend ii he would suggest
that an "Independrnt" or "Greenback"
race be made.