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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-30
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Lo es L. que consiste an atscar al
partido liberal. suponi6adole atro6a
do por f. ia IA ideas y solucionss
pare lo4 pre- b emas pendientes Y
cpantos de ellos puedan de,ivarse Il
10 pov vsnir.
LIS que d4dican sus envilia
b e. fue7z.s TAO ipgrata tarea NJ
- dan cuenta De que. considerable
xhausto ? muerto 81 present@. ira
tan de matar ei ms7l ma. Por e~'
tachamos de anarQui+fa esa po itica,
aunque no represente f.its de patrio
tt, mo. elmo sencilIamente IN arran.
que de nal humor. del cual son vi.
5lmas los que deseaperanzados D.
cnrar de IN NAL cr6nico b can co.
Iel porvapir nn taco. en- v. de haeer
una reeeta, Y Sc noeten la ba en- 10
sasos.
Por mncha discu'pa que semej .n-
re condueta encnentre en- los p-si
mismos actualee. no es una con luc
tt. in~ta nl cor vaniente .
NJ es jasta. porque tachar de fa'ts
De ideas y de + f maciones IN par
tido que 10 SO as tiene para ST,
~ino qn l. ee b AN para u~o del COZ
trarIo es ponerse de espa das q 10 on
toda E,ps n sab7.
& apoyo que IA acci6n militar h4
b de rec b en Cob d. la gezt
dip omat'ca 2 d. ia. ap lcac;6n de Ia
reformss y /. xp~eeioo egi-4at " d
"stas MI m~% 30 son scaro 'tea
0 &c ones de Lue- tro rar,i6: 2
SC-+eu o. que le tach N de xh .ns
10 - & o 80 reduceu tos 1ecur
gnte ecruA0-s de los hombres del par
lido 0b9rs
Pero las ideas Y las o'ucionas d.
:, b erno son q go mas compt' j. i
10 que. por 10 v,-to, piensan los On.
rec man 81 publ cidad
Il "a primer ug4r. al elem anto pa
eoua entra por mucho en- 81 i.g
lie de- proph~,to, y ba-na p~u. b, i
Il 0 81 qne b y II l. actuandad p =
ronaj-e que come ei mapz ulit,
mat*n to1o o qu4 50 co IA /
rombra. cosa qlo a. ml- mo etn
| Canov4- p-~o rps
Z trA csmb en como { ctor D.
| buep fx 10 Ia cportun. d d. entra
as,ml-mo ias m -dldas do monento y
la comp em4ntarias.
d, los el-m ,ntos parsona es n
b y para qo6 b b ar: y 10 la n
d,da4 DE- opoc uu'9ad os imposlb
ade antar una p b..
. l7dan, pos i ~mo otras ms
Ilnplrfantes qua 9~t@e u t1maa =
| as cuaies g 90 Y auu aig0s Sc p0dri
adeautar, p7ro con g lrIste seguel-
dad de de- pedlree de- elias en L mo
mento j. h~c4ctas III 3ilcas fuera d
saz6o puss n es pos1b empoiia
jebaJo del sgua. u pub lear fo79a
! d8l po..er clor5as ideas sluo para ma
tafias-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-30
Ca.L-NIA PERFECTA

Aver 4 Ultima hora public mos
el importantfsimo telegrama ei-I
guiente, que nos remiti6 con ese
objeto el sznor Alcalde de esta
ciudad:
Gobernador General a hloaldes
Isla:-Como va habra tenido noticia
de 10 ocurrido On Yauco. j. b parti-
cipar'e que puede considera7se tor
minada Is q e .rada que alif tuvo Ia
gar, pues DE- los cchan5a y tantos
hombres que fotmabAn ambas parti
das Sc han capturado ye 81 ircluso
uno de los cabscillss, y ~ prasenta
dos, continuandose Ia scnva perss
cuci6n de los pocos que ia que4an
y Sc espera que muy On brev9 habtan
caido en- poder de las an5oridodee
que los perzigaen. Ea toda Ia Tia
no ocurre novedad."
Ha renacido Ia calma.
Vuelven a imperar Ia p~z Y el
6rden, momentaneamente tu ba
dos por una partida de s. diclo> s,
que pretendieron lab ar la ruina
del pals y solo han conoegoldo
labrar su propla rui a.
FL movlmlonto, COMO Sc v6 Nc
ha tenido graves consee ue, clas.
Desde que Sc inicia q, que 8
ais ado en- las jurlsoicc ones de
Yauco Y Guayanl1a b ldo~
sus autores, perseguidos y aco
rralados por dc q ,iera 10 an 10
nido mas remedlo que derouer
las armas ante fueiza ! Uo.ica
Cast todos los heroes de esa do
plo,able ajgarada como muy
bien la cahfca eI GoboIIador
estan va p} esCF, y prOnto, muy
pronto sabIa ell pal Us n bros
Repetimos algarada po. que, ,en
rigor, no puodo dars0 otrO nom
bre a ese conato oe jn> urTecc.0I
que 81 no fuera doloroao, debo Il
llamarse rlo1culo
Concurren a csc cal acter. las
clrcunstancias miSmas de. b tho.
el ardor be0cveo de su- autoi es,
que Sc declata on en- fuga a los
prlmeros tlros de nuestrao tropa
los efectos, apeuaa sell 10 es. y 0
pcco que ha duraoo Ia hogu u
lnsuri cclonal; p,ue 0a eva 80.
del escaso combust be Que b ola
en- ella
Ha hsbido, 81 NIB. GO ~
detane veIoad Iau-u5. W.
Los revo.to~o> ape ou Al l4c, Il
dio 81 - auiotoades, Ell
cazmente secuA Iaca- por los We
cinos Y ia 6. III de a,ma~, no
10 hubleran sofocodo eu ; j ger
men, 4 estas horas tu1za se. +
Hauco IN mont6n dc ceL]2as Y
hub.eran principiado d guam nte
su funesta obra, los clegcs par
tidarios dc una mai entendlda Il
beIUad
Nuestro pueblo tiene muc ba
sens atez, mucho bueu sentld0 =
muchlslmo amor laS 1UsCtnC .
nes patrIas, para que neces ito
excitaclones on esto de cur Q II
sus deberes de 6d8Ildad con d
naci6n que Ie diera vida. ST elI
pals puertorr q emo no tuvlese
sobradas ejecutorlas dc esas cua
idades, esae sel1a Ell momento
de presentarle com una en>enan-
"a la actual txpe1 iencIa; do de-l
cirle, que 81 hubleran tomato
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

This side degree was organized
last night with Dion Lodge No, 20
X, orP by Supreme representative
A, 0, Woodworth Of Waco Lodge
No, llO,
It's object Is purely social and to
amuse, which it certainly does, In
other words the boys say it is a
Cracker Jack"
The following officers were elected
r. A, Muuson, c. P5 II H. Meri-
wether @, Gj John N Harris, G,
a.; W. W. Shuptrine, g. l.
h j Kennedy and lsadore
Schcrer were elected as candidates
for the degrees, Ask them ior
their experience The boys win at.
tend to all applications for mem.
bership They meet next Thurs.
day night Bro, Woodworth goes
to Hone today
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

ShcdO Tyson, Of Boston, Texas,
who N here ON bualocw connected
with ht o0Ite, tells us he will take
the blood hounds back to Boston
when he returns, He says the peos
pie at Boston bought them audlhey
are entitled TO the security they
Twin furnish from providers who tear
they will hc run down, II they come
init any depradatIona,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Ed Homer a young man some 70
years old, who sold HiekRa oH
the passenger trains between this
place and tioratio, aud who was ar.
rested recently for violating The
United states revenue law ln scIl.
lug whisky at lloratlo without H.
tensr, was given a hearing yester'
day before Commissioner Sam Glib,
son at this place, and placed under
bond lo appear AZ the May term Of
The Federal court at thlsplate MG
Homer SAYS Ia hls defense, that he
was asked 60 buy the whisky here
for parties at ilafatio aud was OH
ly performing d friendly act by de'
llypdnp H. The court will slit the
ease tu che botlom
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09
Murder win out.

We learn that a day or so ago a
officers at Camden tried to arrest a
desperate negro, who was planning
to rob the bank there, and killed
him. A pistol and door key identi-
fed as the property of John Mckay
who was murdered on Rose Hill; a
bloody suit of clothes also found in
his yalise. This is the news that
comes in today, and it is supposed
that he was the murderer of Nc
Kay
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09
NOTICE

Is hereby given that ] nave taken
up the following described hogs,
the owner Of which is unknown to
me;
One black and white spotted SOW,
marked crop and under half crop in
right ear and swallow fork in left
edr-bob tail,
White and black spotted SOW
split in left and three splits in right
ear
Taken up April 9Th, and to be
sold on April 10Th,
The owner or owners of such ami
mails, is hereby called upon toproyC
his ownership or interest therein tC
me- within ten days from this date
If such proof is not made wthir
sand time, / will on the 10th day oi
April, 1897, at the front gate of the
Pound, in the city Of TeXarkana
Arkansas, sell such animals to the
highest bidder for cash,
p H. NASH,
Pound Master
TcXarkana, Ark, April ., '07
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09
To tho Pnhlio,

The TeXarkana Gas Company for
the next two months, will do plumb
Ing free Of charge to purchasers Of
gas cooking ranges, provided SER
vice pipe ia not over 30 feet In
length, j, h. GmFwru
a. Manager
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Mr.. Geo. W. Bottoms and wife
will arrive here tomorrow morning
on the 3 o'clock train and take mp
their abode for the time with Mr.,
Al, Blankenship, father Of Mrs
RnllOms.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

II cleared OIL last night In the
early hours, aud thlsmomlng broke
with a dazzling sun burst which
has continued to shine all day. The
air Ia cold and the wind Is Just
strong enough TO dry of the streets
aud hlllsldcs five have no more
rain soon the farmers can get In
their fields by Monday and finish
planting their crops,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Adams n Smiths store on the
East Side has been burglari2ed Of
late on several occasions, and this
morning their colored porter Ben
Wcstmorclaud, was suspicloncd and
arrested, aud his trunk at his
boarding house searched, and part
of the stolen goods recovered, lie
.ltkuowlcd taking them and Is now
In iaN,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Keep your mind on the fact that
the orchestra will render the
Hunting Song" as an overture to.
morrow night at the closing per-
formance Of the PringIe Theatrical
COMPANY.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Little Nell the same one
Dickens immortaIized, in one Of his
character sketches, will be put on
the boards at the opera house to.
night.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Miss Maggie GodboId, who has
been on a visit here from Nevada
county, Ark, to relatives and
friends, let this morning for
her home,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Mr. Peter Bauer is back from
CIarksville, Texas, He states that
the people there want an electric
light plant, and he will ask the city
council for a franchise at It's next
meeting
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09
AprIl0th, 1907 lwh Es

We had d pleasant tan from Mr.
i, w. GHOllh, manager OF the Gas
and Electric LJghlrompmy ot this
city, yeslerjaNwho "gased' with ma
quite a time ON gas as d WmHaBt
as we'll as ils use for other purposes
tooWng aud running machines llr
makes II plain that gds In tooWup
H TAR cheaper and better than
wood on coal and as a umIuant il
lays away over coal oil bad The
Colonel amused us tor quite a time
la his talk un gda aud electricity.
llc hda given ua good service uugc
he has been Ia charge here, and we
have not heard a single complaint
We trust the superintendent will
call often ds we enjoy q bout with
him mo- little,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

The Mercury Wheel Club meeting
called for last night, did not mater.
iali2c The secretary phoncd us
this morning that he and the Prcsi.
dent were on hand and the balance
.oI the members, he supposed were
at the theatre, We hope the next
call meeting will meet with bet.
ter attendance.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Mr. Il Il, Mays, Is reported quite
sick aud his recovery is very doubt.
full
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Lumberman Hugh Cory went
down to Boggy this morning,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Sorry to know that Charles j.,
Smithe is in bed today with a
chill,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

The Columbian Minstrcls speak OF
giving a performance In the near
future,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

We are sorry to learn that City
Recorder Joe Murphy is still con
fined to his bed by Sickness,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Another bright sunshny day
quite a contrast to the many here
lately
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

We have been requested 10 state
that there will be d meeting Of the
liN toniederaips, ot A. T., ilIl
Camp at the llenelleld Hotel on
Saturday evening for the purpose
Of eIetting delegates 20 the annual
entampmeht 60 be- held this year at
Nashville, Tenn The meeting will
be called 10 oldefatlp m
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Superintendent W A. Williams,
Of the T. n IT. S. Rw is OH ON a
business trip TO Mcna, ArI
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

AZ DeLamar & O'NcalB shoe
store you get the finest, best and
most sLYIIAh Ahoea. ! /
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Tip tosdate shoes, with beautiful
pictures aud fine shines thrown m,
DElANAR a. ONEAm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

All Of the latest iced drinks and
lee cream with crushed fruits at
the Palace Drug Store, ilstl
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Regret TO learn that Mrs @, @.
Brannan Is quite sick
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Sorry TO learn that Mr. Dave
Tlson, the hustmg real estate
man Is on the sick list
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Mrs, NJ, O. MtGO of Benton,
Louisiana, Is here, visiting relatives
and friends.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
"Little Nell" tonight

Dizziness cured by Browns Iron
Tome, Smith Drug Go,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

The waters in the Mississippiriyer
are reported as falling but the
damage has been done to all the
low lands In the bottoms, aud only
bluff cities and towns were kept
from being inundated by hard work
on the lcvecs,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Blrbetued meats can be had
daily at 1919 10th ST, and State
llue avenue. l.DGL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09
Notice

Notice Ia hereby given that the
undersigned haa been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court OF
Miller county Executor Of the last
will aud testament Of Mr. n, g.
bouncIlN deceased and all persons
having claIma against the estate
arc hereby notified 10 present them
or the same win br forever barred,
T. j. AufRN
April 9th, isoI#iwk Executor
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

There is quite an interest mani-
tested In the bicycle races, which
are to come off as soon as the track
Is put In shape. The road race will
be the feature and will be contest.
ed for by the teams from the lutcr.
State aud Mercury clubs,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Those who haven't time Tor day
light work. can arrange for night
sittuls, at the liurdaal Art Gal-
lery, A.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Captain w. II, Winfield Ia suugly
QuarDcrcd In hla own onltc, In a
railing space In the General onltr
building of the reNarkaua and IT.
Smith Railroad He will make YOU
some good rates on freight from
and to all points, la the United
states.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09
F, G, WO0TTEN City Editor,

F. G, WO0TTEN, City Editor,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
"Lttle Nell" tonight,
Dizziness cured by Browns Iron
Tome, Smith Drug Co,
Regret to learn that Mrs, @, @,
Braunan is quite sick
Lumberman Hugh Cory went
down to Boggy, this morning,
Mr. r. H. Mays, isrcported quite
sick, and hisreco,ery is very doubt
full
Sorry to know that Charles H.
Smithe is in bed today with a
chill
Another bright suushmy day
quite contrast to the many here
lately
The Columbian Minstrck speak OF
giving a performance In the near
future,
Mrs. NJ. O. MtGilD, of Benton,
louisiana Is here, visiting relatives
and friends
Blrbccued meats can be had
daily at 1919 10th st. and State
luc avenue. l0GL
At DcLamar & O'NcalB shoe
store you get the finest, best and
most stylish shoes / IL
TIP to.date shoes, with beautiful
pictures aud fine shines thrown IN,
DELAuAR a. O'NEAL
All Of the latest iced drinks and
lee.eream with crushed fruits, at
the Palace Drug Store ilrtt
Superintendent w. A. Williams,
Of the T. n IT, S, RW " on ON a
business trip TO Mcna, Ark
Sorry to learn that Mr. Dave
TIIson, the hustlng real estate
man Is on the sick list.
Those who haven't time Tor day
light work. can arrange for night
dttmls at the lIurdaal Art Gal-
lery A.
WANTED Apprentice girls TO
learn dress mlkug Can at No,
800, Walnut street
iSlm Mus NuARpa
FOUND two Miller county war
rants Party calling N the Circuit
clerks onitc describing same and
paying for This notice, can get
them
lslw O, MCFARLAND, L, G,
Mckinney bayou, was reported as
out OF the banks yesterday morn
Ing before the big rain, and Mr.
Charlie Mcbride. our informant
says he smus0cd II will awlm him
10 reach the bridge lhh afternoon,
when he returns home
Captain W, II, Winfield Ia auuply
Quarlcrcd In hH own onltc la a
railing space In the General onltc
building of the rcyRrbana and IT,
Smith Railroad He will make YOU
some good rates oH freight from
and TO all points, In the uuitcd
States
We had d pleasant call yesterday
afternoon from Mira Beagle aud
daughter aud Mrs Ela MosbN
They were ON business bent cons
ucttcd with some charitable enter
prise, which they will make known
later should their enterprise de-.
yelop the interest they expect
The Medical College At Little
Rock turned oul twcbty five dot'
tors At that place ycslrrliy Since
this school has been established II
has graduated 2l6 graduates, who
are now scattered over the country
relieving pain and orHamentBg sos
ticly with high htta anj NId gloves
A house brluulIug 10 Sam Hare
dia, but occupied by Dick MITCHELL
e0Iofed, out oh State Line Avenue,
was consumed by lire last night It
was out beyond the water limits
aud the fire companies cannot fight
6re any more without water than d
soldier can au enemy without pows
der
We have been requested 10 state
that there viii be d meeting Of the.
EN oonIederaios Of A. T., nm.
Camp at the Benefited Hotel on
9atupdau .vauita fan tha .,tl.a.A
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

We had a pleasant call yesterday
afternoon from Mrs. Beagle aud
daughter aud Mrs l3lla MosbN
They were ON business bent tons
nottrd with some charitable enter
prise, which they will make known
later should their enterprise dee
yelop the interest they expect
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

FOUND two Miller county war
rants Party calling N the Circuit
clerks office, describing same and
paying for This notice, can get
them,
lslw O, MCFARLAND, u, 9,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09
For Breakfast,
Dinner, or Supper

yuU will lind UUr choice foods uHsu
phssud, EVERY ono knows the merits 6l
Our fine grade teas, tuguhst aud tulIprss
our lint, sUHif.Wirul hams und hntuu
anwplu lbum, and Nuu viii always want
moro ul Ihu NWu Kind
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

WANTED Apprentice girls TO
learn dress making, Gan at No,
800, Walnut street
i.Slm, Mus RuuARpa,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

Mckinney bayou was reported as
out OF the banks yesterday morn.
Ing before the big rain, and Mr.
Charlie Mcbride our informant
says hc sNus0cd II will awlm him
10 reach the bridge lhH afternoon,
when he returns humr.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

A house brlongIug 10 Sam Hare
dln but occupied by Dick MITCHELL
eoIofedt out on State Line Avenue,
was consumed by lire last night It
was out beyond the water limits
aud the fire companies cannot light
0re any more without water than a
soldier can au enemy without pows
der
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09

The Medical College At Little
Rock turned oul twenty-five dot'
tors At that place ycslcraNy Since
thh school has been established II
has graduated 2l6 graduates, who
are now scattered over the country
relieving pain aud onamentIug sos
ticly with high hNla Aud Nid gloves.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-09
Kingg Of 3

TcXarkana, Arko April ., ~,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-25
Greenfield Fair Open.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
GREENFIELD, Ind. Aug. 24-The
Greenfield fair opened to-day under very
favorable auspices. The exhibits, which
are larger than ever before, are all in and
well arranged. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday will be the big days. Indianapolis
should send a large number of people here
to see a regular genuine, "old-fashioned
county fair" in ali its glory. Wednesday the
county trot county pace, 2:25 trot and 2:35
pace will come off. The entries in the 2:25
trot are: Silver Maid, G. d. r., Alata, J.
T., King Lear and Belle Girl For the 2:35
pace twelve horses are entered: Maud H.,
Sly Chubby; Noble Harry, Highland Star
Robert c., Frank r., Emma M, Jesse W.,
Post, Lady Hontas, Manila Boy and
Dick H.
on Thursday there will be great racing
The entries for the 2:4O trot are: William
Tell, Hamicar Jennie Thomas, Carrie
Wilkes, Thurber Nc. and t. Is. For the
ais pace Dora Reed, Chestnut Boy, Patsy
D., Winnie D., Pat Murphy and Tom Tag
CART are entered. The great Spot CASH
mile race in which thirty or forty mules
will run for prizes aggregating $780, is one
lures of the fair. 1t is hard to make mules
observe the American Trotting Association
rules or any other rules, and they frequent
ly make short cuts from one part of the
track to another. In addition to the above
excellent races there will be balloon as
cension and parachute leap and an exhibit
ton mile by Lady Anderson. who mas al
here in 2:0S, without saddle, harness, sulky,
ri Ap orr
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-25

Mrs. Emily f. Woodley. of Philadelphia, in
the chair. and after listening to the adj
dresses OF tie president and senior vice
president and the various reports adj
Journed in order to allow the members TO
take a ride on the lake.
At the opening session of the ladies of the
u. a. X. to-day every State except Iowa
ana indiana was represented. Mrs. Cath
ernie Hirst, president, presided
Inc National Association OF ex-PrisoneTs
OF war met in annual convention to-day,
with Commander Charles +. Sheriff. of
flttsDurg, in the chair The attendance
was the largest since the organization OF
the ASSOCIATION. The report of the adjutant
general showed sxty-three local associa-
lions with membership OF / 1872 and l02
lndiVldual members, total membership OF
Iva Ihere was substantial cash ball
afce IN the treasury Several speakers adj
V0cated the passage of the ex-prisoners'
relleI Dill 10 be presented to CONGRESS-. These
officers were elected: Commander, Charles
+. Sheriff, P.ttsburg; senior vice comman-
der. j. l.. Kilgour. BROOKLYN chaplain John
> ferguson. keokuk, Ia: historian, Lewis
r. Fortesque Philadelphia; quartermaster
Gen. S. Nj. Long, East Orange, n. j.: execu-
tive committee ex-Mayor Doran, st. Paul:
James Atwell, Pittsburg; Isaac S. Seeley.
Minneapolis. and John P. Donahoe. Will
mington. Del.
Tie Local Home Workers held a meeting
most of the States present. The annual
report showed that the order was making
steady progress. its membership now ex-
ceeding 1900
Colonel Sexton. of Chicago. has with
drawn a candidate for commander-in-
chief. There are three Eastern and one
Western candidate for the place.
OF Cincinnatis success in her race for
the next enCampment, there appears to be
little doubt. although Denver doomed UP
to-day as an asprant for that honor At
Colonel Cobins headquarters. Pennsylva-
mia. New Jersey and Delaware are claimed
for the Pennsylvania man, and his friends
say he will be in the fight to the end.
The different railroads centering here
have given estimates of the number Of
passengers landed in Buffalo during the
twenty-four hours ended at midnight. The
total foOts up $4,000. AS all the railroads
report expected arrivals for to-day at least
equaling those of yesterday and quite a
number of special trains early tomorrow
morning. it is estimated that there will be at
least $50 900 more arrive before the big
parade tomorrow. which will bring the
grand total of encampment visitors up to
the number that has been expected right
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