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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-14
REFUSED TO SUPPORT HER
Aud Sarah Cooper Wants a d.
vorce-Court News,

vorce-Court News.
off you want a doctor you had
better send for one. / am not go.
ing to pay any more bills for you ;
neither will / furnish any pro-
vision for you or the children"
These harsh words, Sarah Cooper
says, her husband, Anderson Coop
or, used toward her on August /,
1893, when she was sick and I'M
able to provide for herself and
children. She also accuses him Of
slapping and cruelty whipping and
biting her on the forehead on July
Is, 1893, which caused scar to re.
main on her forehead.
She therefore wants the bonds of
matrimony between herself and
husband dissolved and declared
null and void, and begun suit in
the Thirty-seventh District court
yesterday for that purpose.
They were married in Atascosa
county on April 10, 1885, and have
four children, Lesly, aged ten
years; Carley, seven; Maud, five,
and Walter, three years. Mrs.
Cooper is sick in bed, unable to
work and without means Of sup
port.
BILLS OF SALE.
B. M. Turner to the San Antonio
Brewing association, for fixtures,
stock, ETC., OF saloon at No. 623 Ave-
une d; $15S,25.
Frank Burk to Thos. B. Rooney,
all right, title and interest in the
Boston Delicatessen restaurant on
West Commerce street; 5000.
LICENSED TO WED.
Albert Tolle and Minnie Hines.
James Eddie and Anna Taylor.
Justa Avila and Edna Dobila.
]. P. Birch Miller and Minna
Johnson.
Walter NJ. johnson and Emma
Allston.
John Traugott and Clara Serold.
Leon G. Reynard and Bessie s.
Williams.
R. N. Magill and Ellen Tarver
Willett.
FREDERICK O'Farrell and Francis
ca Flores.
Ramon Ariola and Anselina
Gansava.
REAL ESTATE.
Nellie T. and E. M. Stapp to w.
D. Druse, lot IA, block II, in Three's
first addition to San Antonio; $500.
B. G. de Montez to John G. Lis.
kow, Us acres out Of the Juan
Montez track on the San Antonio
river; 1925
Policarpe Arispe and Juan Mon
tez, 175 acres on San Antonio river;
S..
George Roe and wife to John G.
Liskow, lot 3, block %, west side Of
North Pecos street; S..
John G. Llskow to B. G. Montez,
lot 3, block %, west side of North
Pecos street; $500.
Emily F. and John Murphy to
Julia Tuttle lot Is, block l, Moore's
ub-division; $400.
TT. Wander Hoeven to John R.
Shook, lot 3, block 3, north side of
South street; house and lot on
south side of Villita street; also
lots z, 8 and IL, block 5, north side
Of Lombrano street; $1,000.
J. B. Chavagneux to b. J. De-
Witt, 10 acres Of Corpus Christi
road; 5000.
J. G. Meredith to Susan G. Rus
sell, eastern portion of lots 10 and
II, block 2, on Maple and Ogden
streets; $3.50.
COURT NOTES.
There was no session of the coun-
ty commissioners court this morn
ing, owing to the absence Of Com
missioner Jonas.
j. III. James begun suit on breach
Of warranty Of title to lot s, block
81, on Avenue B. against Mary X.
Meredith in the Forty-fifth district
court, this morning.
Judge Green's decision in the
injunction case Of Marie Denecamp
against r. X. Townsend is that the
injunction be dissolved and the
sheriff restrained from selling the
homestead. Defendant gave notice
Of appeal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-14

Mr.. A. F. Dignowity and bride
returned last night from their
wedding trip to Mexico.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-14

or. Miles Fufa fJtIs are guaranteed 70 soon
headache in 20 minutes "one cent q dnee.>
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-14
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Cotton: Steady; middling, lie.
August, TIP; September. us; Octo-
Der, III; November, III; December,
Arizona republican., 1895-08-31
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of William Harvey, deceased.

Estate of William Harvey, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned executor of the estate of William Harvey, de caased, to the creditors of and all persons hay ing claims against the said deceased, to ex hibit them. with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publication ot this notice to the said executor at the office o w. H. Robinson, No. 609 Peoples Bank build ing, Denver, Colorado.
 HUGH MACKAY, Executor of the estate of William Harvey deceased.
 Dated this 2nd day of August, 1895. Date of first publication August 8, 1895.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-31
Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, ill and for the County of Maricopa. Action brought in the District Court of the MINNIE CORNELL,
 WILLIAM W. coRNwELL,
 Defendant.
 Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for Marieopa County, and the complaint filed in said Maricopa County, in the office of the clerk of said District Court.
 In the name of the Territory of Arizona, to William W Cornwell, Greeting: You are hereby summoned and required to appear ln an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court Of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for Maricopa County, and ans wer the complaint therein filed with the Clerk of this sad Court, al Phoe nix, in said County, within ten days after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this said County, or ii served out Of this said County and within this said Judicial District, then within twenty days thereafter, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day Of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and seal of the Dis
 tric5 Court rf the Third Judicial
 District of the Territory of Ari-
 zona, in and for Maricopa County, [sEALl this 26th day Of July. A. D. 1895.
 J. E. WALKER,
 Clerk Of said District Court. By c. H. KNAPP, Deputy Clerk.
 Street Gs Frazier, Attorneys for plaintiff. Date of first publication July 2S. 1S95,l
Arizona republican., 1895-08-31
Labor Day Proclamation.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA , EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
 By an Act of Congress approved June 2S, 1884, the first Monday in September being the sec ond day of the month, is designated as legal holiday, to be known as Labor Day.
 As labor is the handspring of civilization, wealth and happines, and its conquests mo- where so striking as in the development and building up of our Republic, the wisdom of the law recognizing labor is not only apparent, but when applied to the people of our territory who are struggling to develop its various re- sources and industries, and laboring to estab- fish homes in new region. is highly appro- pr1ate. Among our courageous, busy, industri ous population there are few drones, few who canno! justly be classed as laborefs; the mer- chant, the miner, the mechanic, the lawyer, the farmer, the teacher, the clerk, the divine, the banker and the laborer, and while many earn their bread by the sweat of their face and others by the. e.sWeat of their brain, all are no less toilers.
 A general observatio of the day SO wisely set apart by Congress will serve to promote a higher appreciation of labor, and the part it is taking in the development and carrying on of our industries, for the upbuilding of which, al are so earnestly striving. This day should bring labor into 8 closer relation with other interests and cultivate the principles of CO., operation between "capital and labor," and thus encourage and establish wholesome feeling, with view to more harmonious rela. tions among all the people.
 Now, therefore, 1, Louis c, Hughes, Governor of the Territory Of Arizona, do hereby recon mend and request that all shops, offices, manu featuring and commercial industries and other places where labor is employed, suspend opera tion on that day, that all may have an oppor tunity to observe the day in a manner beftting the spirit which gave it birth, day which tc future generations will become as suggestive snd inspiring as the religious and patriotic holidays which our people so Loyalty and re ligiously observe.
 Done at Phoenix, the capital, this 18th day ot August, A. D., 1895.
 [sEAL.1 LOUIS c. HUGHES, Governor. CHAs. M. BRUCE, Secretary of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-31
Boarding.

Happy aud Content are the BOarders at the
Arizona republican., 1895-08-31
The Rio Verde Canal Co.
 No. IA N. Second Av.

PHEsI ,ARIz,J JUNE,06 
 
 
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 The adopted by Rio Canal Company and Choice Unentered Lands will be shown of intending become resident apply
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
MASONIC UNIVERSITY PLANNED.
Proposition to Raise S5o.1oo.oo0 for
an Endowment.


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.rfo. rr,,ctieal effect the principles q tAtr
.4.,- fr.-ercify lie.it,. charity some
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.
knights -,"i'-i ''- '-'''''''
Ashment OF sieti national university
.or both sexes. q. Do controlled ~ ana in
.he interest ~ al Mas-i.s. SKA peg
.nane-i enIo"'ie", -. "'' '''. 'i,
.59yy."", al when l-e e".'-'' " O' '''
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IAN secure compete t---a'' " lIo'-' ''''
axe ~ l' years ava upward "i'-5 dAs
ace at instruction "i'.-A lieS may ara'i
The l.au contemplate ,ir erection Nd 3"
-ufiic eat number 90 "t 81 90 -A.FeIa -
build n-S q. ac.o -..i-.o-'4.f -I.' s'--t"l1.
-fcc.a!-y designed Jog .nt tti.ea'. i.-'
luiIiei N4i- every .i.t. "i-I 4ii'ii4l..
SHOWN o. Dee H.eesrtI! 'i N. 'ia.+- ~
.tr pleasure. -Aei..-., q cilt+l'oN 90 .H'
anne. including electro i-aAt aAl "a'-4
works. th- establishment ani ma!nt"-
.4lce under th" most competent instruct
US O. Dec secured u preparatory az
academic department. ana dephi 'iii'A'-
g liberal arts, law, mcii'lnr e,ieAte.
theology. technology. a.r' AN lh-NSiila4
hoYi. thus being a lde university Ih
which the student can secure an e-uca-
r0n and training along any AAe "nc"
lc r.ty desire t0 pursue.
Whl. the child II no living ~ Ge
Master Mason wli be reiu-eI admission
-Y IN. ms tuition. % account OF Jack of
means. it viii Gee 20 nO sense 20 home or
charitable institution but is expected T.
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Q .euon from tuition fees. the products
th. industrial workshop. AID other
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I'm. r. boarding and room.ne az
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31

The Norfolk Landmark. 10 0's-''''''7
Tho legislative campaign. says
THE true political philoso.qhy. oi 'n.
hour IN virginia 's to sink all difference
~ orinion about the currency. ana
.,t,or matters. and elect 20 the zen, i.''
,e.emhlv a BODY y The most c9Ns'I We
1.-Two and stalwart Democrats I'D l"" ''
,aon,,ealth 10 this, and All ,"e QUIZ.
'5.s,r,fle things viii folio" 10 'heH
con TIM main thing Is TO get an ,..-
,eil,rent patriotic Democratic L'F''."
t,ro which vii give rs an inif'''' ~
5-ciai system and criminal aHi'in.'''
tior and thus preserve tn I.N''--
r.,ich cannot he Increased 10y
,.,,haut disturbing the people Ani ''
,,., dangerous agitation in party ""''''
There is a wealth Of good h'ri' com
mon sense and .ound political advice
IN that paragraph. Not only mas inc
landmark succinctly defined tn true ro-
lI,cal philosophy Of the hour bu' IL mas
n.,r,ea on, the read Of democratic '''y
60 nlalnly tina, there is no excuse le''
&C. any Democrats missing II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31

crane sent him to the workhouse for
thirty days He is % years old anu gave
his address as 30. II Nallabout street
Brooklyn
"Disorderly conductr' he exclaimed.
Asking Mayor Strong for pair of
pants disorlerly conduct. Wei. I'm
blamodr
Another tramp called at the Mayors
office yesterday afternoon lie didn't
try 10 climb In tho window.
My name is Harvey smith said he,
"ani / am much more important per
son than / look. | want some informa-
tfDn"
What IS it?" demanded the doorman.
rs Mayor Strong real colonel or 90
YOU give him that title just for "a j1koT'
The policeman refused 10 let him SEQ
the Mayor Then he said he was going
% get a rowboat and 20 down - Liberty
Island. Grover Cleveland. ho said was
sitting on the Statue ~ Liberty fishing
FOR s9fisheli crahs. End would remove
him when ho learned about Mayor
StrOng's gOings on"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
Ih. PcnnsyI,nnio Republican T"ri"
pinUi>.

Trio tariff question comes up every no"
and then for an expression Of the opinion
~ the Republicans Of Pennsylvania upon
,n,t subject. At the state convention
~ this week. the following tarn p.anH
was Laid down:
.,y. declare our continued adherence
80 .h. ,rotsrffvo l01cy when mas Dc"
eo sturdilv chamlionei for one NUM-"
,..-. bv the great men - our H-"'t
,rl. ~ our nation, and % the aecep'"'.y
- which policy by the Republican pai'
tho country owes all the lio9fel"F
has en'oyed during the las' '"ii'S -''''
years. .,,.. % e-ob
I'VE insist upon the passage s-.n
r..i.f,.i., as will secure the re-l'' i'''
All ,ratrteuauce OF this policy without
qualification or abatement Ne ...',
"a. Democratic PARTY. under AFT '''N'-
i,r5,s leadership. with the pre1p4'e, .ni
,.,.,r tic country in the carly part az I'',
~ the most disastrous INDUSTRIAL "ii'
financial panic in our history w"l'u vas
,,'..t DIS, the cpen threat ~ Mr. CleNe-
,.,,4 "a destroy the protective policy aii
tv ,b. fear that other Taiica. ana 81.
s,r,.ctive legislative changes Wou'd '' .
,er,rtei under the sam" lf"I'-@"'i.
country has had an object i'--'" do
s,rrctiye craftsmanship wnieA u VIII
$50 f,~r.t w rejoice That thr 9Di'it
p~.stTan+ cleveland and other ifre-
100. leaders % irflict upon ihe country
80. Infamous Wilson farin hil a- if@-'
a., .r. t.ous- az Rerreseutatvts Was 'r-
,.,,.1 I'm the United States senate. one
var ago a tariff l.N which emh'-its s''
..,r.fl although not complete ''N,'
tta protective policy became
.o. ,cf,hout the Presidents signature
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
SnIisburys ChitrHi Policy.

a New York contemporary says that
DESPITE what were taken Cor authoritative
announcements 90 the contrary, Lord Sa-
Nsburys Government have decided to
reverse the decision Of the Rosebcry
Cabinet 70 withdraw from Chitfal The
authoritative announcement referred 20
was framed somewhat Ou the plan II
salisbury's explanation respecting the
question OF British evacuation Of Egypt.
II contained an u with a great big f."
ASIDE from mat however. the British
press have been counting tho cost Of the
ChtrN expedition and demanding quid
pro quo in the shape or the strategic ad-
vantagcs 10 be derived from holding on
I, the territory II 10 be true. as Rose
berry declares. that the decision OF the
Salisbury Ministry will offend Russia. the
more patent would seem the wisdom Of
that decision Russian objection to per
marent British occupation OF Chitral
means that such occupation VIII prove
another obstacle IN the way OF the con
summation OF Russia's designs In Cen
trail Asa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
ITS WHEELS RIM ny OIL.
An Automatic Delivery Wagon Is
Tested In New York.

An automatic petroleum wagon or
French make. and said 10 have cost $l."".
was used yesterday for the first time IN
this country. 1t went around ami through
Washington Square several times. ana
was apparently successful. There are
1000 such vehicles ia use in Paris.
Through the enterprise Of Hilton
HUGHES 4 Co. who contemplate using
them iu regular delivery work. this type
of wagon. capable OF carry INK li-p
pounds is brought before the American
r,iblic FOR tho first time. Three of them.
with Inventor Emil Roger 10 charge.
arrived recently on the steamship Ia
Ch4mulrnr. one was taken from inc
oletofn-houep. fitted up as a delivery
wagon. and tried w.st,f'lav.
a large crowd had gathered I'm Wash
ington square az n O'Clock o. witness the
trial VI " Gillian. representing Hilton.
llulhes & Co.. ana Emile Roger the
inventor. stood hy the wagon az tn" arch
before the trial commenced. ~ Po'nc't.
the engineer. was on the front scat in
outward appearance the wason j. not
unusual.
The operator had his hand on brake
and az "a signal % start Was made.
The wagon rolled away easily. ana az
n good pace. There was scarcely any
noise. save "a regular pumping sound. thar
could not be heard ten feet away.
There was just a little vibration. too. hut
not enough 20 make riding unpleasant
The new wagon made the circuit 90 inc
square. and went nalf way AROUND again
10 south Fifth avenue. when 10 iNihei
into the park and stopped near o." arc
Then the people crowded about u. ne
.xrerir-eut. II II could be- called ihti.
ft.s. q
ia avhU. there would he Hiil"
5~'triug ~ water from tha c97i.nr-tarN-.
Tho wagon ran VOL 1n the coob.e-sionrs,
and had no difficulty in going up the
slight grades.
The wagon is an automatic. petroleum
vehicle Eectlel petroleum 90 .'' 't-
,.~...s Is u.el. The motor is ~ horizon
I'll movement. The wagon is htiei Win
series q -pr0lkef -Wht.ls ana chains.
II is guided Dy q crank and checked 'F
ttfo. brakes n can Doe STOPPED or START
% Instantly ON good roads the wagon.
which is ~ foHr h1r-.-p wer runs "h. it
a.t.en miles 30 hour IL sl.iA.s 90" -l.s
-a - 10 per cent grades. 10 went >'--
-.r.lav up a grade % - degrees in en-
-.ung -. stable The cost az rlnilNs
Il. Jess than cent a mile.
Tn. inventor says there is ID danger ~
Tr. or explosion. An electric siaiN ''
... Neifrc This wagon won lf-i La''i-
..rv ID l.u-flometsr race between PARIS
md TorIeauX against forty comp eti0r-.
The wagon is ftfsi wita r-hler iles.
Aceorl.r- 90 ". Roger. i "i ir h.''H
-arv tl make SOM. slight ai'titt Aa .N
th. gearing apparatus i't)r- D. can p-
run easily over th- -fiu.te-Iafei streets.
AIr. Gillian sad that as soon a- '"'
.tt. p WAGONS were ttf.d ur ana heavier
900 .... "a ~ them tTr. rhine Ufa IS .ll D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31

his children Will continue to be n'sr"'S.
What we deny In that the negro is "u'
% his place when he aspircs to he so'''-
thinS better"
Something better" than what why
something better than negro. Ana We
submit with all due Difference 10 me
Providence Journal tha, for negro 10
push himself for this better coh'l'oh
In NE. Is 10 seek place or n''i'i'h
which some white man ought 10 be az
lowed 10 ni.. The northern people are
ouoriur their cyes upon this subJec'.
FINDER the heading "What Is the Use OF
Humburgcry? the Nashville Advocate
,soiitacrm tells ne that Bishop Turner
mee-ol once sad TO Bishop Fitzgerald
co.tite aud southern. In Boston | am
, n,reor with two IS when ! speak
,,oy anplaul me. especially # hit the
south lint | have never slept In any al
their beds. nor eaten at any oi 'h''r
tables" We quote our Nashville con
temporary:
...rhoro will be Gfty or sixty colorcd
mon i'm the next General Conicrrnc" "l
~. Methodist Episcopal thnIch ono,
south some az them VIII tee men o.
so,,nd moral character excellent intellect
mai rifts. and good education But they
Mil Seen by themselves and eat by them
80. the color line being drawn IN
me n,d-chamhets and din.ng-rroms OF
80. hotels instead ~ at the front doors
=, omaha we noticed that the coior'd
',',s,e ~ the house nj which We regis
80 baI exclusive and undispried pos
s...,or n one large table. No matter
how Great the throug. they were never
crowded"
800 - 49,. 1,-o,.i1auce Journal?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
RIVALS THE tsToH TRAMr.
Enters Mayor stron='s >anctum ana
zoe. TO SLEEP.

~ " YORK ~ '4lt.f
Andrew bradley. WAC knows the soit0si
seats .a the ciU-Ha. r4rk from Aa''"-
tested most II them, AZ about day oreaA
Yesterday grew tired " having the soIes
sr ni. l.,t t.tteu wish the club ot tn
park policeman every time De- lo@e 30 "'i'
decided 90 ind a place where ne Wol.d
not be- disturbed >, BE- walked over 10
the CTS Hail. climbed zap o. one oi thr
ulu.,w-. opened 10. and FaliieI "oi3eie77-
ly INTO the sanctum ot Mayor siioH5
The invader JAS Iown 90 tAe loAns
ou which 0ilice-huut-rs sit while they di'
awaiting their turn O. annoy 'oiyhri
strong. The tramp deposited on the hoo'
tae sarliuc-can 10 which Dr. eo.lr'is Deer.
removed bis shoes anI hai, Ila' .ns mem
ON the table al which inc hldid OF LsN-
mate is accustomed Cd slt bIaAley ais
took on h.s coat and hung IL on door
knob Then he stretched himself out Oh
the lounge AMI went 90 steep.
Bradley does not know how long b.
slept. II IS likely. however. that he had
a nan Of a couple ~ hours or So.
when be awoke he feit refreshed. AMI
bee went over and sat 10 Mayor Strong 3
chair. nshed cigar stump out or toe
waste-basket lighted 10. and then put
his feet up On the desk ana enjoyed him
self
when Watchman John Larkln en-
tered the Mayors Office al CLOCK
the room Was dark. 80 the shades "er'
down. lie saw some one seated az the
desk and supposed 10 was the Mayor.
Rushing outside he gave the alarm for
the raising OF the stars ana stripes
Colonel Stfong's h0use-ias lhen ne re
turned and addressing the man III the
chair. said.
Good morning. your Honor NouIi
your Honor Ike the shad raiseiE'
law OATS al right. Gully. said Brad
ley. Leave 'em &c way day Is. can
steep better"
The startled Larkin finally pulled him
SET together sufficiently 20 make up his
mind that the man was an impostcr.
ana to demand how he came there
Il Just came In To- see the Mayor.
said Bradley. Il thought Ia arrive be
fore the general public got around. IL
and went 10 school together out West,
and | took the liberty OF climbing In
the window The truth ~, came
around for pair OF pants. l met a
man out there I'm the park. and h. told
me the Mayor gave away clothes every
morning. but IA better get here early
because there was more people than
clothes what time do you suppose the
Colonel will be- on deck? Wonder II
he'll remember me-" unused Mr.. bradley.
Waterman Larkin luggei the intruder
10 the oak Street Police-Stat.On. There
he was locked up. Later he was
charged at the Tombs Police Court
with dIsorderly conduct Magistrate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31

tv-txo miles at scveniy-four miles an
hour falls. says he Railroad Gazette
considerably short 4 the record mai'
on April 2ist last between cam
den and Atlantic CITY. y }.
This Atlantic-Cly run was with an on
CINE with 7S-lnch lrving-whcels. The
whole distance Of 5S3 miles was made III
i5s-i minutes. equal TO 7Gh miles an
hour: and . stretch q i9S miles was coy
cred I'm BIZ minutes. or az the rate OF
797 miles an hour. John Bull viii have
to crowd on eooI deal more steam II
ne expects 60 get ahead Of the American
rallrnnI rrnce..inn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
SATURDAY. .......AUGUST 81, 1870.


=, .h. r,.,...,,.i, state Convention
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w. ',.-.,., ~. -. .,,,,r, Federal roli-
49,. So. l.,r,at,n b,, 10
an t.....-,i ,-,,,.rs ..r causijera-
,t.. r..,,.c~.,. of ,b,t
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S'"'' WIN a..
meh' 'N "'." wv '''''
must say 'h'' N.''"N"' '''''
con'no" uN" 's'0''' 'i'
things W"i'h necessary
mixed senator h'"o" ''''" ','7
on all over me STATE ''''''' '.'
oiilc- Of United states s-."'.''
rei-hot sil|e'it'' - is ''.' '''''. '''
candidate LOT DoN'in.'' i''- '.'
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