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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-11-15
1t Hits the People aud is Free.

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Loaded With Dynamite.

SALEM, w. Va, Nov. lO.-Three burg
lars broke Jail at Grafton Thursday
night and were arrested here Friday
morning. Soon after the capture one
attempted to throw black substance
upon the floor, which, upon investiga-
ton, proved to be dynamite. When
searched each man was found to be pos
sessed of enough of it to blow up q
town.
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Earthquake in Michigan.

BENTON HARBoR, Mich, Nov. 10.-An
earthquake was felt here early Friday
morning. Many citizens were sud-
denly aroused. Windows ratified and
clocks stopped, as the houses shook
perceptibly. The vibrations were dis
tinctly noticed for two or three Sec
onds. They We're accompanied by a
deep rumbling like thunder. No dam
age resulted.
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owens Counted In.

FRANKFORT, KY, Nov. 1O.-The cam
vassing committee of the Ashland dis
trict Friday finished its work. and the
result shows a majority of 1Ol votes for
Owens (dem.) over Denny (rep.). Dem
ny and his friends found many irregu-
larities, and a contest is likely to be
made.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-11-15

The Philadelphia Press indicates a
new way to look at a current problem,
and good way, too:
A Montgomery county farmer went
into q store in Norristown, last week
and bought suit OF clothes. After the
bargain was made the storekeeper said !:
"There that is the cheapest suit of
clothes you ever bought" "Oh, no."
said the farmer, this suit cost me
twenty bushels of wheat. ! have never
paid over fifteen bushels Of wheat for .
suit of clothes before" The farmers
vision is clear.
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Bavaria FOLLOWS Suit

LONDON, Nov. TO- "A dispatch to the
Times from Berlin states that Bavaria
has prohibited the importation Of
American cattle, to prevent any eva
sion of the imperial decree.
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The fog on Sunday night was so dense
that water accumulated upon the trees
and fell to the ground like rain. A lady
who spent sometime in Florida says
that 1t is common thing for fog to do
this way in that state, and that she had
heard water pouring into cisterns from
the roofs Of houses at night, when there
was nonign Of rain. It is for this reason
that she regards Florida as bad place
for consumptives.- Ironton Register.
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CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-Mrs. Rose Miller
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agitator in Ohio before the war, died
Friday.
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piTNs TRADE RMvIMn

,.soscd-A tain OF About c50O.OUv Z.
the Gold Reserve for tho Week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-08-09

TIE Catholics are bsviBg foe time
at their picnic IL Munsons grove,
Mrs Nitlsm Frost Ct Smiths Fslf,
OatslIo Is visiting Msnoheste friends.
The icautttul flowers at the CoDgreI
sa'iousl church Sunday were sent By Miss
Line lshsm
IS q Gone is 10 Manchester for week
lea,iog biz fsmilJ at the aesshore where
hs all reIoIu them.
+ c Perkins has purchased lot ben
tween \ r Perkins sud the Wooster
psce sud Intends buildings house this
fail.
The EQuinoI Spring Co, received aD
orief SATURDAY irom it's New York sgenis,
Tor car load OF water 10 magnums and
demgohns,
Mrs DR.. Wickhsm is receiving Wis.,
it from her two sisters, Mrs Charles Mar
via Of Connecticut sod Mrs Gordon Hall
Of Chicago,
Miss Carrie S. Rulol ph, the chsrm.
ing Character lmpefoostor will sppesr
3, Music Hall Tue,dsy evening NEXT lith
loot. fbe Equinox Orchestra will assist
aud delightful evening is assured,
The eutr - Tor the colt races for the
lar. Sept II, u aud -, must be made
sith the ctetsry, d, X sinoods, and
bali the entrance paid by August % The
ooly sppl,s to ioals Of 1890 and 1851,
County court adjourned, Tnesdsy,sh
ter short session. 10 the case Of d l.
kgut a Co The court decided that the
htm Ia insCiveat aud that John Prince
lea memb Der OF the firm. Exceptions by
tie defcndstt aud it will 60 to the SD.
pteme coulL
Manchester h,s more summer guests
thsu ever before or course the Equinox
A,s much tbe lsfget sbsre, bot the other
placrs have nearly Il they can sccommoi
date ADD oil the s'sIlsble cottages Sre ccl
copied. August snJ September will lie
lively months tor Manchester.
A meeting ct the Bostd OF Ctyll An.
thofiIy ~Ill be held al tue Town CLERKS
oGiee on "Wednesday August 10. at 10
o'clock = p , to revise the check list Vol
tiers sholil eIsntue the lists posted sud
,ce that their names arc 90, especially
those ever 70 ye.rs old sho have no PERI
ru5sl grand lot
r e ladies' foreign mtssloasrg society
held Is sbbusl ueciins Aus, ]. IL pre-.
cot oihcsrs are Mrs l. Muusoo, President.
Mrs Dr. htuea~Sy, Vice President. Mrs
Dr Nnktsm, stcrttsry Mira J y Hard
Treasurer. The collectors appointed ior
,ssfil subseftl ttJu are Mr.. Maasos. Mu
} Il Ne Mrs snepl,r coo. Miss Squire.
u6 Ne 4 { Oru,
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eutsrtslt met { 1t Aasic Hall. SATURDAY evi
tttas tie - acerd. to be used Ia pur
cA,sIus =, q houy organ ior St Johus
eLutch They all pnseuts claiming
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- d tsth q Johs II Andfas. who, fer
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I.uy DC the u4oe OF 23fI street About ]
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E,pfe,s Co. saits42sd 80 sppreelsbls lose
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-03-21
thing that induced his friends to CON
cede Mr.. Bowman representation on
the delegation.
QUE LAST WORDS.

This is our last issue before the pri.
mary election. We take occasion to
remind the Republican, voter that a
solemn and responsible duty lies i'm
mediate before him. 1t behooves him,
as a patriotic and honest citizen, to act
intelligently and impartially, first with
a view to commonweal and then for
promotion of the interest of his party.
He has a goodly number of good men
from which to make his selection.
There is no opportunity to 60 amiss, if
he thrusts aside all personal considera-
tions and makes integrity and qualifi-
cation the standard of his elaboration
and Judgment. AS the Republican
ticket will be elected beyond all doubt,
the worthiest and most efficient candi-
dates should be chosen. This fact i'm
poses upon the Republican party the
obligation to the whole people of nomi-
mating the best ticket possible. The
people, if left free to act, hardly ever
make a mistake. They have an intui-
tive perception of the right thing to be
done and of the proper time to do it.
1t is much safer to trust the popular
Judgment than the willy and scheming
politician. The primary is the tribunal
of the people, and its arbitrament,
coming nearer a popular expression,
gives occasion for less discussion and
fractional agitation than the dictum of
an irresponsible convention. Our re-
cent experience has opened OUT eyes to
the fact that the so called convention
is but another name for a cunning de-
vice to forestall and thwart the popular
will.
We are willing to trust the people,
and he who is not, either has a bad
cause or no strength himself. We have
held aloof from the county strife and
with an answering impartiality have
given all the candidates an equal show
ing and opportunity in our columns.
The claims of all have been advanced
by their respective partisans, the can
vass is rapidly closing, the Judgment
will soon be pronounced, and the party's
ticket will be our choice, and hat choice
we will advocate with all the vigor
and enthusiasm of one who loves his
party and wants it to succeed.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-03-21

of it, while the other fellows never had
enough to last them to the nextconven.
ton. The difference between the fall
of Brownlow and that of his opposition
is that Brownlow fell on n feather bed
and the opposition fell ON q picket
fence. Brownlow is the power behind
the throne in the First District and the
opposition is thrown without power.
Anderson is not the only man who owes
his success in the Congressional line to
Brownlow. He is a Congressman maker
and it wont be long until he can truth
fully boast that he is a self made man
in that very particular. Let the oppo
sition read Macbeth's futile effort to
down Banquo's ghost and profit by it.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-03-21

THAT provision authorizing the mem
bers of the Executive Committee after
the polls are closed next Saturday to
select the delegates to the County Con-
vention, is not in harmony with Re-
publicanism. The Republicans present
at each election precint when the polls
are closed all have a right to vote for
the delegates as well as for candidates,
and no n can justly question their
right to do SO. The selection of dele
gates is as in portant as voting for can
didates, and no committee can be en-
powered to deprive the voters of this
privilege. Wesaythis to prevent charges
that the committee packed the County
Convention for or against any candi-
date,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-03-21
]. l.. Hilbert for Sheriff.

We desire to inform the voters of
Washington County that we have
studied the four candidates that are
now before us for our consideration
and we have come to the conclusion
that Hilbert is the ma for us to sup.
port, as to the other candidates we have
nothing to say, only that we believe
that they are all good men and would
make a good Sheriff. There can be no
doubt as to Mr.. Hilbert's qualifications
for he is a man of excellent sense. we'll
educated, and as he has strived from
early boyhood to qualify himself for
official duty, we should come to the
front Oh the Gath day of March, 1894.
and give him our support. If you vote
against Hilbert it will be because you
don't know him or because you are a
special friend of some one of the other
candidates for we are sure it will not
be because he is not the proper man
to fill the Office. You may look for
the loyal old Eighth District to come
to the front for Hilbert.
AN OLD WORKER,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-03-21
o Il. r. BUTLER.

AS noted in our last issue, Judge But
Ter is the Republican nominee for the
State Senate. His election is a matter
of course by n large majority, and when
he goes to the Legislature our people
know that he has the ability to cope
with any man in the State. In fact his
presence in the Senate will have a
wholesome effect upon the Democrats,
who of late years have sent a class of
men to the Legislature, that needs just
such medicine as our Senator can give
them when they undertakes to outrage
public justice by oppression and parti-
san laws. Judge Butler has been in
public life q long time and fully un-
derstands the needs and wants of our
people, and will make a faithful public
servant in the next Legislature.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-03-21

THERE is universal condemnation of
the methods resorted to to deprive Mr..
Brownlow of the nomination given him
by the people as expressed in the ap
pointment of delegates in the regular
County Conventions. We do not be
lieve there is another man in the dis.
trict who would have submitted to the
outrage. Heuceforth let the cry OF
trickery and tricksters be heaped upon
the agents who accomplished his de-
feat, and not upon Mr.. Brownlow OIL
his friends, who for party ucces have
made sacrifices, that the people would
have justified them in resisting at the
ballot box.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-03-21
Call for a Republican County Conyen.
ton, at JOnesbOrO, Tenn,
March 20, 1894.

A Republican County Convention IL
hereby called to meet in Jonesboro,
Tenn, Monday, March 90, '94 at 1
O'Clock P. NJ. This convention will be
held for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Sheriff, Trustee, County
Court Clerk, Circuit Court Clerk, Reg
lister and Representative in the legisla-
ture.
District primary election will be held
IN each Civil District on Saturday,
Mach, "a, 94, from / to 4 P. NJ.
The Chairman of the executive com
mittee for each Civil District will act
as Judge OF election and will appoint
two other members of the committee to
serve as clerks.
None butrecognized Republicans will
De allowed to vote in the primary cleo.
tons and the clerks will each record
their names and post office address.
The Judges and Clerks of these elec.
tons shall certify the returns to the
County Convention at Jonesboro.
March 90.
Each candidate shall have cast for
him in the County Convention his pro
rata share of the whole number of votes
to which each district is entitled in ac-
cordance with the vote cast in the pri-
mary.
The delegates to the County Conven-
ton shall be elected by ballot by the
executive committee of each district
one delegate for each vote to which the
district is entitled. Which committee
shall meet Immediately upon the clos
ing of the primary elections for the
purpose of electing delegates.
A majority of the vote in the con-
vention shall be necessary for a nomi-
nation and after the first ballot dele
gates are free to vote as they please.
The basis of representation shall be
one vote for every 20 votes cast for
Harrison and Reid in 1899 and one ad-
dltional vote tor each fraction of 25 of
IL or more. The districts are entitled
to the following number of votes in the
County Conventions:
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-03-21

NEXT Saturday every Republican in
Washington County will have an OPP
portunity to vote in the primary, and
thus express his preference among the
various candidates before the people.
Go and work and vote for the men of
your choice, with the understanding
that if you fail to secure the nomina-
ton for your men, that whoever is
nominated shall have your hearty sup
port. Where there are more than two
candidates for the same Office, prima-
ries have seldom settled the matter, and
the weaker men in the convention gen.
orally combine to defeat the leading
candidate in the primary. After you
have voted, it will be your privilege to
remain and see the vote counted, and
then to cast a ballot for delegates to
represent your district in the County
Convention next Monday.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1894-03-21
REPUD LICAN TICKET.
1.-THE vulgar mouth statesman, of

THE vulgar mouth statesman, of
Washington County, is permanently
retired. Head lines East Tennessee
News. This may be, or may not be
true, but one thing is as true as the
"Holy writ, and that is that the news
paper editor, who attempted to rape =
poor homeless and defenseless, blind
orphan girl is still outside the walls of
the penitentiary. Milburn's candidacy
for Congress may not have been very
effective, but his ''age and consent
bill" will in all probability land some
body in the States prison at the next
term of the Circuit Court.