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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-13

rNuH Str.E--fhs James Potter fa-r
Il foad rvsd IN Yves, Gardiner, four miles from
tpSftr ~ 4, a. castanirg - of scoj land
wri div .,,ei inio tilsge sad pasiuring; plenty OF
wood for home use, II story eTics house OF
we'll Aalsh rooms, extra hnl,heG celisr. ell, 5.
1t. oag, c0nialaing summer Kitchen, ,oashed aud
c,rriage Eossc, also good ice house, hen house
ana h. ghnase: @ caard OF 81 apple trees. IS rf
them wears Old aua in bearing, the hslan old
trees. AveTac- viz Il OF hSy per year - tons. A
well Of coed waite wsihsg % feet of the house. al.
s?rsrg Ma'er very sr thu holdings. Pasture
extends 10 Co>basSre pond. TEE hui diugs in first
cl,>s lepar. Fer ,erns inquire az L. l.. Lewis.
architeoi, or on the premises, Gardiner.
mar.e.iif
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F. w. Kinsman will leave this mornir &
for New York, on business trip.
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~ex-div. ibid. tasked.


NEW YoRs. April y.
Receipts. 19,l5l pfsa: enpof.s, 900
this: G.s:, sacks: sa4.s, ECO pxSs; easier,
u oaaz 10; City nails, s3.5oas co; pal
ent.. 80 40. winter wheat. i,w grader.
200 40, feir to fano,. -, 20
patents S % 3 SO ---Minuesota clear. I az sc
.traignts. 2o,aCO taeuts. 3 30 $40. r7'
uixtures. go 2 So sDoe: fine 7saz 90; tine. %
81 81
SOUTHERN FLoUR-q let. easy; common to
fair; extra 2a3; good TO chuice ,. !0ai ~.
~" rtouh- qdiet, s1eacy, salts $40 Dds
GOV. MEAL dull. steady, yellow Western,
2.G5a2 20; Frand, VINE, : 20
kfE-duli, nominal: Vi estern. 4Sa57.
SAeLEY- duIl, 40. :. Mn@uuS -. t1it-;-
western, t0ao5; two rowed state. 65St5. 10. !.
Toronto. e1sh5.
BARLEY MALT-quiet; - western 7casl
two rowed state 7oaI5, srKrowed state S9asa; CIT
made Canada locales
EA,--Heceip.s. 1906 hush: exports. IS 600;
40. 90, slore and elevator, laos;
atoat, a Ga, ioe. G3asoii, NO. had. 5o~5$E
Nos. northern. 7Ja7Ss, no Milwaukee, 7Uit7Va
No. red. =: No spring s0lasos; mug aaeo
red, 72ia73s; no white. 59i
Ilo. Ooo. frmer, dull
"" l. 4:s,s43i ei,"srot; i5ai5. sfloat. No
2, iIiaii elevator; III #, aiicat. Nc: 8, AHA
-. steamer ahost. a; Yellow 49,, nv. nm,
i5,; No. white, Ala.
oATs-teoeipts. IS 500. exports $50 boz"
sales. 81 coo; dull, week, lower, - - -
GSioss', Ssa-; No 5. %; 10 white,
39IsI0. miA,d Western. Sse3s; do whit,
80 4 81 -rh.tn .r"-.. 3ya431
BeE~- quiet steady - beef hams, dull ,
terceI be +. inactive; cut neais, quiet, .to:cy
mi.dles, nominal.
LARit-,Iulet, nrmcr,
Neetrip cl"-eU, = % ked, city com
pound S6,00ai6 III; rAtne1. cas- er; CnrtiheLt,
se.25; a, Is 60, compound, 81 0oas6i24.
roRK-duli firm; ---- saIeo,- bbls
Old mess, ei4.75s sl5 new mess. SIS 0o4$ 3 rs
extra prime nominal.
BUTTER-Quet, eady;- ----
state dairy new. &c "a DO old llal6t; do creamery
new, 2ja-, r-"'. Of, 2jl-, W-steru dairy
l0il4; itgu - roll, ilsld
CHEEsE- fair d man1 cd hrnl - state
large, 9al2; do oolored, sla3i, fancy, llsl2;
do small, l0i;2!; dc fine white,
s4;o; old,-s-: do white. loaioi; psrt skins,
4i9i; DO new 3as; Jul skins, 2a3; Western
small 6a9..
PETROLEUM quiet; Quilted, IS bid.
TALLow-scarve, stronger; city ($2 per pkg,
81 bid; country (pkgs freel, 5sa5a. as to qualify.
MoLAsSEs-dull. steady.
ROsiy-tuiet, STEADY, Sl.l0aSi.l2l
CoFFEE-rio, du,l. easier. NJ. 7. l.
SrGAR-raw. dull, firm renned. dull,
No. i, 3-l6a4: No 2. 9-lsa SO.
4 al 3-l6; No. e } IS. 1910; No. ,, 3 Q l6eaI
No. 8, 3 12tS 7l6; NJ. ., 7-ldA 3 SIS
No. TO- 5,l6a3s; No II. 3Iii37lo: NJ.
L.. 3 Sac $40; No. r. 100, Oh, II l6 u
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No. i, 3-l6a4: No, q 3 9-1sa: 500
al sic; No, :, } 5-s.3 1910; No. ;, . leasi
No. :, ! 2 ss, 10; No \; = 7;l@t3 ;
L., 3 Sac 5-l6; No. IL, : 16.6, OF, II l6 Il
mould. 5 I6a'9: s,sndard. 1914
confectopers, j l5-i6ais cut loaf. - 6a s.
crushed, 4 IL i6s5, powdured. ) I6as4, graz
ulated, 4 l.l6s4i cubes lsa44.
Freights TO Liverpool, market quiet, firm.
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INoH SAIy,-ineuhaiers OF diff. rent styles,
Il one Pesfs CT Hsiclser. will sell etesp. Parties
wishing ineahstcrs viii an well 10 write 10 Geo.
kiilsu, Cedar ,srAN., Maine. mslo-i.f
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

ihlsts TO give notice that II F., Richmond has this
way way Withdrawn from the trm of 5. b. Cross & Co.
me remaining partners will continue the business
Under The same nsme aud stvle as heretofore, and
htm. ~
are Tequesied 10 call aud settle.
). Il CROSS & co,
AUGUSTA. April II, issi. apri2dtf
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MAHksI kkPcETS.

ksa York Mcnsy nHssC.
Egw fo5x. Apri. -.
Money, easy, |.
r-r,r1e mercantile paper. 2iatl
Government honda. strong
hAInosds. ire glar.
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HILLS cATAARH CURE,

PRESCRIPTION in use over fifty years. ure
Cure. sioo. II. IL. II. 20. Box 2ls, Augus.,
Maine ~,
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DROP SAILS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
i kcnhebec Arsenal, Augusta, Me, April 10
ls9i -sesl.d proposals in iriplicaie. will be re-
p. lsai, Tor fu'n ishiDg Rope, CorJ, salt Cofn.
foraas. Hsrdwsr.. building Msterial. Fuel Paints
Ole Tools, .,daring the fiscal year ending june
~; 90. ffD'ee lists o. fupples eded. with
fall iE true ions. sfipu;ations efc car he had "a,
sII,'ies'ion 10 Major John l.. NcGINNEsS.
Ordinance Department, l.. y. rnv, q mmand,n,
apfR- IT, !6aInayii&IS
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FOR SALE.

LyVH -ALEA piano. one chamber .et and
Il other articles of hpu.ehold furniture. Apply
to 9 Swan street, Augusta. Me: sp lldlw'
JvoR stz.E-Carriaee'. road wagons, top
4 buggi- BrCOr bugCies, suire IS, etc Con
sIgntd II will be sold ctcap for cash. j. l.. Ful-
Ter. sprlOitf
Ton SaLE-CotIage house Of seven rooms,
T. with ell Apply to q. l.. Walker. 10 Capitol
St Augusta, Me. aprioiiw'
LITH sALE.--A cooking Stove and o'her arti.
II cl,- OF household furnitGre. Al.o baby
carriage Write or call at g Gage street.
aprsjla'
I.SCR SALE 60 um6Ia-. also ths"G ndron"
T. iicy cles, WJBncw0od AMI W6yerly's solo
on Easy instalmeBts. Old Wheels traded H. {. II.
D'iirien, Agent. apridtt
L'On sAIE-Ncw cottage M I-ic OF ~prlrg.;
Il Six oms aud Il re room. Address T. o.
BOX 207, fawtucket, /. Apr3dlmo'
LHON SAFE Columbia bicycle. In irst.claas
II cohditIon. with gil cyclometer. bell and
extra set Of cork han Ties. Apply TO II. II. Btsneh
ard. 81 Lincoln st'eei, Augusta. Me. rnH29tf
DIR sALE-CaIifOrnia fruit lands, tracts
L. 20 ceres for s2l0). send for pa rphlet. Cor.
respondence invi'ed. II. ". Dikemau, owner.
x ..lt No: 59 C.ark street. Clllcsgo ien osafl3t
IINOR y sLE-Bou-es In different parts of
Il city, ranging in price from $500 10 5000
Also good farms IN this city and elsewhere. Ap-
ply at the office Of y. 5. Fogg. Atty at Law and
Dealer in Real Estate.
janGdH
L,0s siLE-A nice Inilc sorry a d a half
Il house of eight rooms with stable connected,
cIiy and cis,crn water shade tr 90 ana plen,y of
sun in winter, central location on a we tiIaiued
street and among good people, handy 10 electric
cars court honse, alter street and posi- Office. A
pleasant AMI healthv Nme for oae Of moderate
means. Ask Chss. ". Jones. Atty o. Law. ,bout
il Allen Bio k. Augusta. Maine. mar22dtf
hoe siIE-B ST Granite Tool I,essemer
II AMI Machinery steel also Lathe ard Planef
Tool stee'. snd Norway and Ref ed Iron nj whole
ssle. Lowest prices quoted on large orders.
Telephone Jos Baag r ST. II. II. Harvey.
mar2idlf
LNOH sALE-oId papers, whole and clean,
~ AT kKsSEBIC JOURNAL Office, price
Is cts. per b. dfed. isnl9dtf
L'OR SNLE-Ihe STOCK and fxinTe- Of the
II kes-aEran' ever u G Domestic Bakery. In.
quire ~ Nr'. T.. n. nas. ma.i4dtf
1.,Ofs "a. - < .Vd 6.4ek-,,uti -l,.p alu loi
opening for a good smith. II b~ipg within few
feet of The line of the w. and Q. x. X. wicf, L.
now being c1n-rrucrsd. For particulars, inquire
CT ". II. Heaih Whitfield, or II. A. Heath
Angu-ia. Maine feblidtf
LHpH sAf.E-My To. fhaeton Made by
Il best builders. In good running order. Or q
inal cost, $3.50. VIII eel at bargain. Geo. o.
Tobey. mar22 IF
EiOR SALE in Augusta farm O: 4, acres OF
II Bangor road, q Mules from bridge. Yielded
400 worth OF strawberries the past sea-on. Good
buildings hay in barn, cows. hennery and farm
ing tools. JAMES W. DASs. Augusta, Ne.
decl4dtf
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PURITY,
SIMPLICITY,
DURABILITY.

In selecting ON stock Of Syringes, Atom
zers, Hot Water Bottles, Nursing
Bottle Fittings, and sll Rubber
Goods, we buy only those made
from pure rubber. Its
Of prime importance
that atomizers
and syripges
should be of
simple construction
anl not liable to get out
of order. Articles used so
often should be durable. We
have the best. If by accident
ANYTHING sho I'D be imperfect we replace
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We have all the goods which were explaintd
by Mr. WUrreI at his Lecture. They are The be7'
good. in tn" several lines. Safe 10 use, sure 70
give sn isfactIon.
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hoe sALE-B st Granite Tool, Isssemtr
IL ami Machinery steel, also Lathe ard Planef
Tool steel ,snd Norway and Ref ed Iron nj whole
ssle. Lowest prices quoted large orders
Telephone. los Bag r st. II. II. Harvey.
ruar2Idlf
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LSOH sALE-OId papers, whole and clean
~ nj kRsSEBEc JOURNAL office, price
Is cts. per b. died. janlgdtf
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LtUH SAEE--A cooking stove and o. her arti-
II cl,s OF household furnitGre. Also baby
carriage. Write or call at q Gage street.
aprii1ilMt
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LyVR -aIE-A piano. one chamber .et and
II other articles Of hOusehold furniture. Apply
to g Swan street, Augusta Ne. Up lldlwt
IvoR stz.E-Carriaes'. road wagons, top
4 buggis Brgor bugEies, Is, etc Con
sIgntd II will be sold cheap for cash. j. l.. Full
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-13

Red Seal Sarsapqrilla is sold by all drug
gists. 1t always cures.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
Saline to Change,

Under the above caption the Caid-
well Tribune has the following which
should be read carefully one time and
then read again by all the newspaper
publishers in the state Some Of the
fraternity have done much to bring
discredit upon the protession-Some
of them haye written themselves ont
Of business. and some are on the rag
ged edge from Just such . course
THE News has always deprecated
such a course by any Journalist, and
it trusts that in this year which prom
ises great politiczl excitement that
the members Of the press generally
will have more regard for their con
temporaries and more respect for fel-
low citizens who may differ from them
politically than they have heretofore
shown. Bat this IS what the Tribune
says:
eWhy the newspapers Of the state
should be continually striving to cast
discredit upon each other IS some
thing quite beyond our comprehen-
sion. The only noticeable effect Of
such proceedings is to lower the aver
age standing Of the press and exhibit
editors, generally, as unconscionable
and disreputable There IS not to our
knowledge, q paper in the state which
is credited BY its contemporaries as
even moderately honest and sincere,
and, therefore, it Is little wonder that
they are all regarded with suspicion
and distrust. A fraternity that de
lights in traducing and maligning its
individual members cannot expect 70
stand well in the estimation Of the
world Is it not time that the press
Of Idaho began to appreciate this fact
We do not believe the editors Of thi:
state are a set Of rogues, truckers aad
fools, Notwithstanding that they sci
dom refer 70 each other in a less op
probrious terms. We believe that 8.
rule, editors are honorable and sin
cere and worthy Of confidence and re
spect And We do most emphaticall,
believe that if they showed create
respect for each other they woul'
stand immeasurably higher in the e:
timation Of the public"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
Sulciaal -.


He was engaged TO the girl but he
would not carry ont the contrast al
though he refused to give her up
She had coAxed him ST first to give
up his foolish notion, but he would nj
have il, and finally she kicked out Of
the traces.
-Why don't you quit your fOoling
she said, and marry me?"
MY dear, he said, marriage in my
case would Be suicide"
Suicide? What do you mean?7
4 mean that / am 80 poor, % very
poor that l could not hire cook 7
Well, she urged bravely, what Of
that? am strong and well and could
do the cooking until You are wealthy
enough to hire cook
l know that, my dear love, he muir
mered. taking her face in his hands,
( it is your cooking that am afraid Of,
and young loves dream was split
wide open
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
Telephones to be Cheap.

After the goth Of this month, says
an exchange, telephones Will be sold
like hats or cigars. Instead of paying
$50 year for the rent Of an instru-
ment you can buy one outright for
less than that sum. If you only wish
to use it between your house and your
office you can have line put up for
a trifing sum AMI you will own your
system outright and stop paying ex-
horbltant prices now charged BY the
Bell Company.
In speaking Of this matter the New
York World says: If you wish tel
ephone for general use and have to
depend upon the exchange, you will
be still at the mercy Of the Bell Com
pany, at least for some time to come,
It is evident from the preparations
now being made in this city and else
where by manufacturers Of electrical
apparatus that big boom is expected
IN telephones. Many large contracts
have been made for the supply Of tel
ephones after that date.
In view of the expiration Of its
patent, the Bell Company, it is said
has about decided to abandon the pri
yate line business and the indepen
dent telephone systems in small coun
try towns.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
Executrix Notice.

Estate Of Peter Morris, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary on the estate of Peter
Morris, deceased, were granted to the
undersigned on the 23d day Of Octo-
Der, 1893, by the probate court Of
Bingham county. All persons hayIng
claims against said estate are requir.
ed to exhibit them to me for allow
ance at my residence on Wolverine
creek, within ten months after date
Of this notice, or they shall be forever
barred.
Dated 25th day of October, 1893.
CLoTILDE FoURgIER,
Executrix of said Estate.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more
than make good all The advertising
claimed for them, the following four
remedies have reached a phenomenal
sale DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, each
bottle guaranteed-Electrie Bitters,
the great remedy for Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys. Bucklen's Arnics Salye,
the best in the world, and DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, which are a perfec;
pill. All these remedies are guaran-
teed to do just what is claimed fol
them and the dealer whose name is
attached herewith will be glad to tel
you more Of them. Sold at Pioneer
Drug Store, BehIe & Son, proprieters
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
The Old Reliable Shop S
PRICE LIST.

Hair Cutting, any style...... ......."....... %
Hair Singed ...................-...... %
Hair cleaned by seafoam %, Shampoo. %
whiskers DYED. ..-... 100
Moustache Dyed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
Beard cleaned and oiled free for reg. Gust.
Face treatment for blackheads, etc. free.
Ladies hair cleaned. observation-disclosures. 80
Ladies hair banged .......................... Is
Ladies hair dyed any color or bleached.... 400
Ladies hair curlsd or dressed. .............. 25
Razors honed 80, Scissors honed. ........... %
For removing dandruff, per month";. 20
Hair dressed for balls, etc, free for reg. Gust.
A. DRAKE, PROPRIETOR.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
The Latest :, Most Reliable News.

It has endeavored to be fair and just to all
men: it has had no war of words with its
contemporaries of the state press, and at no
time has it been abusive of those who have
differed with it in politics and in local and
general matters. 1t has recognized
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
The GOLDEN RULE Principles

in politics as well as among individuals. It
has at all times been above petty envy Of
the good fortune Of a contemporary as it
has been free from personal abuse Of its
rivals and opponents.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
Cheerfulness and Health.

The sunshine Of a happy disposi-
tion is not to be lost sight of in any
consideration Of the laws of health. A
determination TO make the best of
everything, and to be pleasant under
all circumstances, is one Of the most
desirable Of possessions, either inner
tied or acquired. The JOY Of an I'M
selfish character has been sung by
poets and praised by philosophers,
but its physical advantages have too
seldom been dwelt upor. And yet the
physician is brought into almost daily
contact with "maladies of the nerves
in which he is fully conscious that
pure selfshness on the part of the pa
tient himself, or on the part Of some
member Of his family, is alone re-
sponsible for the physical disorder.
1t lies within the power of every
one to be mental healer; the posi-
tion requires no special training, and
every such person is the physicians
ally. He sees everything through the
colored glasses Of an unselfish and
hopeful contentment
The person who is contented and
happy digests his food with greater
ease; he exercises with more buoyan-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

ssDat's de mos wun fullest ting.
dat IS, remarked Uncle Eben, as be
gazed at the electric light. iDey done
put de match to de uddah end OBJ de
connection, an when you turns on de
spigot De light ies lows out. = Wash
inoten Star.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
Notice to Farmers.

Owing to the extremely hard times
the Old Reliable Barber shop will take
any kind of farm produce, such as
butter, eggs, hay, grain etc. iE ex-
change for barber work. Shaving )
cents, hair cutting 80 cents.
A. DRAKE, Prop.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
Ele Gtasses 49, speetaeles.

Do you want eye glasses or specta-
cles, something that will fit the eye
correctly? Then call and see these
at Fl. 4. Mondschein's in Curtis hard.
ware store. They are going at bar
gain.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

AN EXAMINATION or TEACHERS FOR
n Bingham County, Idaho, will be held az
the Court House in
BLACKFOOT, FEBRUARY :, 1894,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
FRED S. STEVENS.
County Supt. Schools.
Blaekfoot. Idaho. Jan. ., isQ4.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

SAYS CAKRIE z SrOCKWELI- Of Chester
nsd, n. r.. Il vas afiicsed Wiih an
extremely severe pain in tie ioseE part q
the chest The feeling was as 4 ton
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

CT, and he does more work without
injury 70 him=elt-Rx
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-06

In Judge Egan's court. the case of
Oliver Fortier against The ST. Paul City
Railway Company was settled and dis
missed.
Peter Tykeson was awarded verdict
OF $3.50 against Amcs b. Bowman for
damages resulting from a malicious
attachment.
James L. Wyman. as receiver of the
Minneapolis Mutual Fire. Insurance
company, has begun an action against
the c. n. Nelson LUMBER company to
recover S343.75 as an assessment made
on stock to pay debts.
Judge Otis and jury are trying the
case of Kenneth Clark, as assignee,
against Charles E. Marvin. In the case
OF Anna A. Bremen against Maria
Bremen, the jury returned verdict of
81. 1929 for the plaintiff.
Judge Brill and jury are engaged in
trying the action brought by Martin
Morgan against The ST. Paul City Rail-
way Company to recover $1,000 for per
sonal injuries. Morgan was a moto-
neer, and was hurt in collision
between two electric cars on the West
Seventh street single track last Sep
TENDER.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-06
Is - = z, =, e, =
REV. DREHER SPEAKS.
Contrasts Republican MisrUi
With Democratic Govern ment.

Contrasts Republican MisrEle
with Democratic Government.
The German Democrats of the Sixth
ward met last evening at Augusta and
Stryker street, and were addressed by
Rev. w. f. Drehef ia s6ermah, ard by
Robert Hare, Mr.. Conkle and Capt.
Walsh in English. Mr.. Dreher spoke
generally of Democratic principles. par
ticularly OF the Wright administration,
contrasted with that of Smiths, and
specially of the. "A p. A in politics,
dwelling on the Kansas City riot as
natural result of religious intolerance
in politics. +
Robert Hare made a splendid speech,
dwelling tor some time on national pol
ltIcS, and then on the results of twenty
years Democratic administration in ST.
Paul, c0ntraSted with two years of Re-
publican mlSmanagement, voted a
failure by even the most ar
dent Republicans. Regretting that
Robert A. Smith still refused to allow
urged William Dawson Jr. as the, mex.
best choice, and called attention to the
feeling existing among 1aboringsmeu
against Cullen because of his erecord on
labor questions. Mr.AConkfe urged the
Importance OF good ticket, which
could only be secured by all turning
out and voting their own convictions.
This evening there will be a meeting
of Sixth ward Democrats at the club
rooms, corner of. Fairfield HdsRebert-
son. Tuesday evening all of the Sixth
ward Democratic clubs will meet at
Robert and Fillmore -