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MUSIC AND ART.

N. S. HOLT, PIANO AND ORGAN
tuner and repairer. First-class work.
Leave orders at Neale & Eiler's
cooper Music Coz, 716 j.
MRS. CARRIE p. GILBERT, VIOLIN
teacher, 1913 X street. s. ap5-3ws
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BARS PRESSED SOAP, Csc;
. pckg corn starch, 25c; Fallon Cream
cry butter, 35c square; fine coffee, 25c 10;
choicest Young Hyson tea, in bulk, 25c
ID; choicest fruits and vegetables con-
stantly on hand. Give us a call and you
will get better value for your money
than any other store in the city, at
LYNN'S, corner Fourteenth and o SITS.
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THE PUBLIC is RESPECTFULLY IN
formed that p. J. FUCHS is in the up
holstering business, and is prepared to
do the best of work at very reaSona BILE
rates and on short notice. Apply 1913
Ninth street. ap20-1t*
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FOR SALE-LODGING AND BOARD
ing-house; "A rooms, with furniture;
frame building and corner lot. Particu-
lars, inquire of CARL STROBEL, 317
street. ap22-6t-1tW
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YCHO-GRAPHOLOGIS WILL READ
your character from handwriting for 30
cents, or give general delneation from
photographs for 81. IncIose stamps or
money orders. Address PoStoffice box
3S2, Sacramento, Cal. ap25-2w*
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FOR SALE-STOCK OF JEWELRY AT
1910 Seventh street; all must be sold
call and make an offer. CHRIST
WILkE.
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FOR SALE-THAT FINE HIGH S0X160,
southwest corner of Twenty-second and
l streets; $500. JAMES +. MILLS,
301 j street ap22-6t
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HERE is A CHANCE-WRITE FOR A
map and description of a property for
splendidly improved. Address JOHN F.
COOPER, 1927 E street" Sacramento.
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SAFE, NEARLY NEW, FOR SALE; /
bargain. No. 202 X street.
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FOR SALE.

LOT 4OxSO; BEST LOCATION IN THE
city, near Plaza, by JAMES E. MILLS,
agent. ap26-6t
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HYPNOTISM AND VITAL MAGNETISM
practically and scientifically taught in 3
lessons. PROF. j. b. EARLEY, GIL X.
Success guaranteed or no pay. Consul
tation free. HourS-11 to and to s.
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FOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH, BUSI-
ness buggy. Call 1881 E street.
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THE WEEKLY UNION - THE BEST
weekly on the coast.
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PROFS. DOVE & SPRAGUE, PHREN-
ologists. Private examinations daily at
No. 70S12 X street. ap26-1t*
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PERSONALS.

WE ARE BARRIERS, LOCATED AT 527 X
street. We are going to open our Emporium
next Tuesday evening, April Is, 1896, with
party of orchestral embellishments; will
shave all callers and shine their shoes, from
TO 10 O'Clock, free of charge. You are cor
daily invited. E. G. JONES. ap26-St
LADIES-CH ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brandt are
the best. Safe, reliable. Take no other.
Send 4c stamp for particulars. Relief
ladies', in letter by return mail. AT
druggists. CHICHESTER CHEMICAL
COMPANY, Philadelphia, Pa.
81. WATCHES CLEANED, 81; WATCH
mainsprings, 81. All work warranted
419 X street, next to Metropolitan Thea
ter. Cash paid for old gold and silver.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
CARPET CLEANING.

STEAM PET-CLEANING, 3 CENTS
per yard Prices to suit the times n.
W. RIVETT Twelfth and 0 streets
Telephone 292 The best machine in
the city.
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Bo0KBINDERs

zOaKBINDING IN ALL ITS Branches
with good work and promptness. =, W.
pRUENING. $40 ] street. Sacramento.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

ARRIVED-RAYMOND THE GREAT BOY
Trance Medium; sttings held daily from
10 to 4, at lll3 Eighth street. test circles
every evening at o'clock; sittings, 81.
ap27-St*
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S750-4Ox90- CORNE
Twenty-fourth and N streets.
S700-40x90-On N next to the above lot
S500-30xS0-On Twenty-fourth street, M
and N.
These lots can be bought, with cottage
built, on easy installments. Don't pay
rent longer. This is cheaper.
CURTIS, CARMICHAEL & BRAND,
California State Bank Building, Fourth
and j.
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S1o-HOUSE ST., BET oath AND 25th
to rent. II. J. GOETHE, 1011 4th.
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1913 ST.-UPPER FLAT SIX ROOMS.
almost new; bath and yard. Inquire r.
PHILIP, 62S1a street.
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
gas and bathroom convenient. Apply
13021a Eighth street.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AT FOR
esters building. street, Seventh and
Eighth.
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$12-NEATEST FLAT IN THE CITY
for the price; rooms pantry and bath.
Apply 1917 Tenth street.
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ARCADE HOUSE, zoos SECOND
street-New management; furnished
rooms.
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| TO LET-UPPER FLAT OF ROOMS.
| No. 111912 l street. Inquire at LII 1
street.
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FOR SALE-SMALL RESTAURANT;
entire outfit; rent reasonable. Inquire
E. f. DREYMEYER, Clunie Ware
house, Front and r streets.
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TO LET NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, suitable for light housekeeping
no children. 1410 n street.
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FRANCO-AMERICAN DYE WORKS
Mems suits cleaned and pressed, 81 20;
ladies' dresses cleaned, 81: skirt
cleaned, 4Oc; mems suits dyed, 81 10;
trousers cleaned and pressed, soc
Work thorough, satisfaction every
time. Down town office at Madam
Swillings, hairdresser, 1O12 Eighth ST;
works Fourteenth and X streets. Capt.
tai telephone 7o. NJ. DESHAYES.
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FOR RENT-A LARGE HANDSOME
front room, furnished or unfurnished,
with or without board; a new room in
new house in New Sacramento. Ad-
dress box Ga, "Record-U Union" office.
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A NEW MODERN 7-ROOM COTTAGE
completely furnished for rent; one block
from Capitol Park. Address 2. 0. Box "a.
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TO LET OR RENT.

NICELY FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished house of five rooms and bath, in
convenient location; also, new upright
piano for sale. Apply SIG Ninth street
ap26-7t*
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A FEW NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
rooms at reasonable rates; most con-
venient location in town. 5O6 * street
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TO LET - FOUR UNFURNISHED
rooms. 1918 ! street. down stairs.
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CAPITAL ELECTRIC WORKS-BELLS
and batteries; electric gas lighting, etc.
S24 K.
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DRESS AND CLoAKMAKING.

STYLISH DRESSES AND PERFECT
fit guaranteed at the La Mode, 4l9 h.
Mrs. Grassme and Miss Ivey, Prop.
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DESIRABLE SIX-ROOM COTTAGE
porcelain bath and all modern i'm
provements; on car line. No. 220
street. Rent reasonable.
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FOR sALE-19 TO 20 ACRES OF LAND
with good house and barn and good
fences. in one block of the city limits;
suitable for dairy; grand bargain will
be given: also one wagon and set of
harness: head of young horses; bug
gies. For information call 1904 G street.
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FOR SALE-LOTS IN OAK GROVE
Tract on the installment plan; only
few left. CURTIS. CARMICHAEL &
BRAND. Fourth and +.
FOR SALE CHEAP-LODGING-H HOUSE
of 20 rooms. Call 122 4 street.
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101112 NINTH STREET-TWO FUR
nished rooms; no children.
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FOR SALE-BLACK HORSE, BUGGY
or saddle, weight $50. years old, gentle.
cheap. 725 4 street.
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horses and cows can be had at the
Flynn ranch, opposite Clarksburg
Horses 81 50 cows 81. 7. NJ. COOKE.
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TO LET-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping. 2110 H street
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ARMY ORDERS.

Washington Oct s-Colonel Charles Alden. Assist
ant Surgeon General. and Major Calvin De wiz
surgeon are detailed 10 represent the Medicai DE-
partment OF the Army at the second Pan-American
N.dical Congress 10 be held In the city Of Mexico
November Is 10 49, 1896. They will proceed to the
place designated at such time as will enable them 10
reach there on or before November l6 1896 and upon
the adjournment OF the Congress will return 70 thei'
proper stations. III,
Captain Frank Baker. ordnance Department VIM
-. no, % axceed four visits from Watertown Ar
ssnaI Massachusetts, to the works Of the Builders
rron Foundry Providence r l., on business pertain
ing 10 the Inspection OF castings for the Emery gum
carriage. ,r.,. n willard 1Oth Cav
airy 10 assigned 10 a OF second ~
SeaSy,irv Troop l. vice Fiz-terald. resigned second
1eTfanan, John Morrison. jr.. I'd Cavalry VIII pro
coed from Fort Wingate, y, W. ~ -
racks Mo and join his troop ~ o-,o-ed IN
The following Transfers Of ocsrs aF Ramsay from
IN 81 .rriIerv 10 the 5th Artillery MAJOR JONI
Darling from the 9Th Artillery to the 80 Ar'iierS
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OSWALD OTTENDORFER CONfIDkNI.

THE EDITOR or THE STATS zEirrNG" CERTAIN
THAT MKINLEY WILL BE ELECTED
osys,d Ottendorfer Editor OF the "New-forker
S,.ats-Zeltung" returned 10 this country y.st-fnhs
~, m. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line steamer fuetSt
pismarck Mr. Otterdorfer has been abroad since
.arlv In NAV To n reporter Of The Tribune MI
o,.endorfer said last evening:
81 ,vss abroad when the Chicago Convention per
n.,rated is platform upon the public. said theh
,n,, prvan could never be elected. am OF the
~, oni,,on to-day have too much confidence
in the uprghtness OF the American people 10 peiieNe
his election possible OF course the excitement AZ
,endtng such an event the nomination OF man
for presiden. IL always great. but when campaign
lasts several months there Is plenty Of time Tor me
nublic ~ come 10 It's senses and this, believe. mas
been done.
81 think the nomination OF Palmer and Buckner
IN a Sound Money Democratic platform VIII DE o'
distinct advantage 20 the candidacy OF Mchlhey'
rb. Sound Money Democratic ticket Will poll many
,o.as in the doubtful States that would othrr"lSr
rave gone TO Bryan II will also poll votes IN me
Northern States that would otherwise haEe gun
IN Mckinley but in tho Norfh MchihieS II ~
syronp that this will make little difference In the
end. 1T. 49, ,Lo olac,ion
OF BRYAN They too, have too much commence III .i'
honesty and the sense OF the American p-op,s,
Wanv Of them have Investments mere that wouio
suffer severely should the Chicago PLATFORM
moi only on account free silver but also py reh-
son OF the attempts Bryan and his followers nav
been making to array class against ciass' NO. 10
NOT believe that Bryan be elected
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TILLNAN WOULD SACRIFICE WATSON.

But DOESN'T SEEM INCLINED TO ACT AS Enc
CrTIoNER.
Atlanta Ga. Oct CSpecial Senator Truman, OF
"pitchfork" fame. passed through Atlanta 'o-us!
on his way to Chicago whittier. he says ne mas
been summoned by Chairman Jones lie said 'ha'
Jones vented him 10 speak In Oregon, much 10 MS
surprise AZ he had supposed oregon was saie's
Democratic. Concerning the Georgia e'ec"o'' ~
said: II cannot that II has any bearing on 'he
National election l. indicates one or TWO things
either that the negroes are becoming Democrats OF
that the Populists are returning to the Democratic
ranks The increase this year can be accounted
for I'm no other way
Asked what he thought would be the solution Oh
IN. Sevall-Waison problem he said: 1T has al
ready been solved. In those States where the ques
,ior US the most troublesome the problem was
settled los fusion. In the other states anuClph,,e
trouble II would be happy ending OF me ~ho'e
n,fr.r however II Mr. Watson would retire
.'po YOU think IL likely that NJ Will 80, -
THAT il "A personal matter, ana "oudh IKE u
say" he replied . ,,..., .or,.
In View OF Tillmans secret Visit 10 WATSON SOME
weeks ago this may or may not be slghilcah'.
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D4yFORTH As A RATyBOW-CHASER.

Mr. Danforth chairman of the Popooratic state
Committee is about busy chasing rainoo"s
as IL Is possible for a man TO be. few days ago
he asserted that Ohio would go for Bryan. ana that
BRYAN would have 81 votes In the Electoral COL
lege and made a few other predictions Yesterday
he made the startling statement that New-foEK
would be carried by Bryan. Bryan Will carry New
York by 3On 600 ma jorty" he said. Then noting the
look of wonder that brought this forth. ne addeo
Fact, He will I faint-hearted about IL my
self some time ago. hut IT is getting better every
day. I think that We will carry New-fork sure
Mr. Slbley was in me yesterday anu lie
declares that beyond doubt Bryan Will carry Iowa
and Ohio"
Senator Arthur p German, OF Maryland ana
John C. Sheehan were in conference for more tnan
an hour Yesterday at State headquarters WITT
Chairman Danforth Mr. Truman ana ~ NJ. D.
Zero chairman OF the State Committee OF the
people's Party The matters discussed related
entirely to the present condition OF the campaign
In this city Brooklyn and the state AT large anu
the perfection Of plans for the prosecution OF the
work In the closing weeks. The reports from tne
interior which coming In by every mall were
examined. ..,. can. -,
The Democratic State managers Yesterday sent 70
the preslden: OF every Bryan and SeWalI clup III
the State Invita- ton 10 confer with the campaign
managers in this city Wednesday next
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INSURANCE MEN FOR SOUND MONEY.

THEY PERFECT THEIR CLUES ORGANIZATION AND
ARRANGE TO JOIN IN THE BIG PARADE.
TIL. Insurance Mems Sound Money club. winch
was organized on Tuesday at No. % Wi'Iiam-s,'
held an enthusiastic meeting at that place AT noon
Yesterday The session short one anu the
business transacted consisted OF making arrange
rnen,s 20 enroll new members and electing an tx
acu,,ve Committed which consists OF 6eoig" T.
Sheldon. James A Silvey. f.. r. Kennedy. Henry
Hall. John NJ Wilton. T.. 7. Holden John w par
tow Edward Griffith. Percy Chubo George IL
smith. F.. F. Clapp Theodore H. Babcock W. J.
Woods F f. shipman George T. Wilson Colonel
A H. Wray and W. r Peck.
The regular officers OF the club are George J.
Patterson president. John A Mccall Richaru IL
NcCurdv Henri Is Hyde. George + st"are w
II ~ Moore A Foster Higgins. Percy Chubh W.
r Moods James A. Svey and Theodore IL bap-
cock yice-prosidents. Wtbert II. TREASON "e"'
ur,- and A NJ Thorburn secretary
Mr. Thorburn told a Tribune reporter yesl'rua.
that the club would he the means OF turhhe out
thousands OF sound-m money Insurance men 'or me
business mems parade on October IL ohe cohceiLi
alone he declared would be represented ny 81"
non "A number OF Brooklyn men VINO nav. o.sh
INVITED TO ion us said he. ar" golhs mo III
anair 30 thoroughly that they insist on orhs'ns
their band with thsin
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IN FAVOR OF FAIRCHILD AND ShhhMAN'

SECRETARY OF STATE PALMER DECIDES NoMiNA-
TON CONTESTS.
Albany Oct s-The decision of Secretary OF State
Palmer on the right of the Democratic ra,S
80 Orcsrization 10 a party column on the ON
IT,, houn, under It's new name OF the National
Damocratic party WILL II is expected. be announceu
- n,o-row He will undoubtedly decide against
49, ,ro,sst NJ the regular Democratic orsahiza-
,, o,d in favor of the Gold Democrats
Tho Secretary to-day decided the contests III '"e
wien and XXVth Congress Districts. Tor pia'e
a. tho Republican column on the plahke' p"i0'
- favor of the candidates who had the suppoI' VI
,ha res,lar organizat ton. In the NNl'h D'st''C- ~
Sacretarv decides that Congressman pen l."
-, .s rag,,la rlv nominated. In the NV IN LIS
.,. ta came TO like decision in favor OF James ..
,,. the present Congressman. THIS VIII
-. I, tho nomination by petition 81 Wiiham l.
u-ra Iudqe William II. Robertsons cahdidite III
Tho with District FOR place In the lhuepeiue"'
o,,,,r n, the blanket ballot. and OF seth " iiea
- uho is Warner Millers anh-Platt cahuiuhte
IN the XVIII District. Mr. Ward mas d" V'",
n u,.h .be Secretary OF State certificate OF
his nomination by petition
Mr. palmer has been served with copies OF oroe's
A,, oousa why uandamuses should not issue
oorneIIing him to accept for ming the 81 49,,
~ Elimination OF John II. G.. Eehsase tne reg Ms
Democratic candidate ~ WE the prohibition can
s,sata in the XIXth District. The or1eis ~ a,
,nrnshle before Justices Chester ana Has . 90
s1hanv Tomorrow and on Monday ne W. 49,, 80, -,
,,are received al the office OF the SecrelAi
Of State twenty-four hours after the P,ha Iyfer
the time allowed by law accorut h ,bs Sacretarv
W. iaw saws that certificates may be received UNI
thirty days before election ne el.,ar- dssc,ded
vear fell on last Sunday. and the secrel u sor
were not to count that the last Gay lot
Taceiving certificates should be on Sa'urua''
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SPEAKERS AT THE TRAVELLERS CLUB.
THE STAGE AND THE LEGAL PROFESSION REPRE-
sENTED ON THE PLATFORM.

THE STAGE AND THE LEGAL PROFESSION REPRE-
sENTED ON THE PLATFORM
The Commercial Travellers Sound Money League.
Broadway and Prnce-st.. introduced 10 an audience
Of 5000 people yesterday afternoon well-known men
of the stage and the legal profession. Colonel C. L.
Young Of Springfield, Mass, representing the CON-
mercal element. presided W. c. Emerson and
Franklin Pierce spoke for the law and Edward
Vroom represented the sound money element OF the
stage. Mr. Vroom surprised even his most sansuine
friends by the eloquence OF his speech. MT Emer-
son. the first speaker is a nephew OF the poet and
philosopher OF New England OF the same name
He spoke in part follows: THE American peo-
pie An honorable people, and In matters OF pub
lie and private honesty there Is no East. no west,
enemy's country. The Chicago platform might
be simphed and explained meaning Down Win
the National Government! Down with the supreme
Court, Down with the Civil Service! Down Win
the National banks! Cast your votes for the hohor
of the Government, and let II be known that New
York stands In the way and says TO the cohspira-
tors: You cannot cruelty an honest people on
cross OF reputation" Mr. Pierce's address was
cheered heartily. 80 ,,..,,,, .,.ornev
The speakers for to-day will be District-At.orneys
John r. Fellows. F. r. Kellogg OF the Jaw nfH vi
Dill Seymour & Kellogg. and William BURNS
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MONEY BREAKS THE RECORD.
AS A POLITICAL PROPHET HE'S EVEN GREATER
THAN AS A HrRLER OF INKSTANDs.

AS POLITICAL PROPHET HE'S EVEN GREATER
THAN AS A HuRLER OF INKsTANDs.
Washington Oct 9.-Senator-elect H. ID. Money.
Of Mississippi who presided over the convention Oh
Democratic clubs at 81. Louis. and who mas since
visited several Western States including west VIZ
GINA was In Washington to-day. and nad con-
farenca with Senator Faulkner. Mr.. Moneys pre-
dictions, as given out by the Democratic committee
leave little hope for Mckinley. Mr.. Bryan sa'a
Senator Money will go to the Mississippi hiVer
with every State OF 1t. including Iowa. ana ne
will carry every State south Of the Ohio ana fo-
,ora. ,cuding West Virginia and Kentucky.
Since came East am informed that Maryland Is
not in doubt Illinois is all right II Is now as GER
tain as any State in the South or West. Whatever
Cook County may do. Michigan | am sure o. anu
believe we snail carry Indiana and Minnesota
ob,o =, tho nrosent time IL as likely 10 90 one way
as the other | nave information from New, i3rh
which leads me 20 regard that State In the DOUBT
t,,l column. and II would not surprise me TO have II
20 100 900 either way.
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WARM WELCOME FOR THE GENERALS.

Decatur, H.. Oct. s.-The Republicans held big
demonstration here yesterday. General Alger's
train and his party Of Generals arrived o'clock
The Generals were escorted uptown in two parties
party going 10 the Tabernacle and the other
10 the Opera House Both buildings were crowded.
Speeches were made in both buildings by all the
Generals each speaker going TO the other building
he finished in one.
AT Eldorsdo, H. General Ayers party were en-
Enthusiastically received. their special train stopping
there for about thirty minutes They were greeted
by immense throng estimated at 1900 or l5,oo,
with a dozen glee clubs and number OF brass
bands Short speeches were made by John X Tan
ner Corporal James Tanner and Generals Howard.
Ager and Slckles in the order named.
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PFPTDT4TED BY AHBlSSADoh chH'
REFUSING; TO AID IN THE SUCCESS OF THE li'Ni
OF REVOLUTION AND DIsHoNoR

Refusing TO AID IN THE SUCCESS or The liNNN'
OF REVOLUTION AND DIsHoNoR
Detroit. Oct, s--In reply to letter from chairman
nariei 7 Campau. asking FOR aid In the Democla"c
,.na,a, Edwin r t-h! ex-Asslstant Secretary OF
g. ~ he United States and now Ambassador 10
Germany writes In refusing the request:
A NOT recognize as the rghtful represeniaNes W
-,,1 Democracy A convention whose prihelpes a
,v as erunca;sd In It's platform. are az va. -
-, Ess,oric tenet~ Of that great poH'ica oikii.H
-. nJatform which strikes az me Nefy "a r,o,,1ces
- rnrs;ijtional form or government ana H'."o tiie
motley thaf would undermine one OF Lnu p,..' =,
a,rpughi INTO our peculiar system by me 80
The Republic without whose preser
80, c,nnnor survive which assals me ltepe,e't..s
IN IN niegri,y of the Supreme Court OF me into n
S,ates because dspeased with on. OF ~ .s co,,r,
- ,,ronsss II given the power. 70 PACK tHe ~
unr1 rs Judgments shall accord WIN ths "" y, 80
cling body. which threatens the
80 en- currency and favors legislation lmpai'.ns .s
ohriv,to1 Of contracts. which. IN enecl Coi's -
ne Presiden. because ne has faiihfnny eTtcu.s
10 such q The platform o. the chicago
=. L. Damocrafic in name alone rs spirit, ~ -
ssn~e H. tendency undemocratlc uh-AnlS -, 90
rvoii,,ionary and loyal Democrats are chareto WIN
a grave and special obligation 10 see 70 - Ia, r ~,
such noxious growth sha.l IN me name VI N'"'
be engrafted upon the BODY poH'Ic'
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PROGRAMME or THE NAVAL DISPLAY

W Miller Admiral Of the Shipping and Indus
trial Sound Money Water Display which Is 10 take
Mace on Saturday evening. October ~ announced
the following preliminary programme yesterday;
The present intention is TO form the parade In that
art ~ the Upper Bay between Staten Island and
the Statue OF Liberty. The vessels VIII rendezvous
about D. m, and Will be composed OIL ioui u'i
sions each under the command or rear-adnira
With his staff. Each division VIII be subdiVided
into four squadrons. The first and third DIVISIONS
ii, ,rohab Iv form on the east side OF the channel
and the second and fourth on the west side Inc
divisions will be distinguished by different comoha-
t,ons of colored lights at the masthead ana hho'
,,adrons In the same way. The fleet will be ready
TO move at 1880 p. m 49,.
:. In ass between the reviewing steamer. which
nrohs hIv will be- anchored of the Ne~-fork shore
near the Battery, and another steamer VI
,ouard the Jersey shore. NO nreWorhs are W NC
let of before the LEADING Vesse' Oh Tue nee p
,ha reviewing boat. There will probably be DEM
'e ~ er.works as the feet passes on us
. 49,, IN. North River. The fleet will be In single
oo,,mn of vessels, and keep near the New. f OH
shore on ts s way side Of the along river
oe ppbs wav from the Battery TO OPPOSITE uIan.
Tomb , nh he Continually discharged. There VII be
~ s,akeboat of one hundred t ma
s,anne" Get will round this boat and then pass
s anu down the west side OF the river passing III
review the committees boat on sns az The fleet
w, oe II, review that point and the parade WIZ
in the n6per baX er ne in
asrs No other officers Of the parade nave as ye
Seen bu, this will be d1ns as SCION oIosed
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