THE OMAHA : DAILY
; K FOURTEENTH YEAR. OMAHA , NEB. , MONDAY MORNING , JULY" M , 1884. NO. 22.
The LoBflon Papers Elcyaling GlcyeM
to that Posilioii.
All Very Sanguine That Ho Will
bo Eleotodi
As aEobuko to the Irish nnd the
"American Jineoi"
George Jones Says the N , Y , Times
Will Support Cleveland ,
All Europe Becoming Alarmed
Over the Cholera ,
An Exodus From Paris Feared-
America Will Hardly Escape ,
A Foreign Syndicate Formed to
Control the D , & E , G ,
Eenewod War Between Franco
, and China Almost Inevitable ,
England CharscdlVltli Urging China
to l lghl Irving Bmuiucta
Do Young.
GHE/VT / BRITAIN FOK GROVEU.
TioKi.Ki ) OVEII CLKYKLAND'H NOMINATION .
Special Dispatch lo THE BEX
LONDON , .Inly 13. The English prer - has
received Cleveland's nomination with marked
cordiality. The Times publishes n Ihreo-col-
ntnn telegram from Chicago , giving the plat
form nearly verbatim , a document winch all
the journals hero regard as eoulvoc.il on frco
trade and other points. The Times editorial
ly eulogizes Cleveland and declares his record
is honorablo. It considers Ihal as governor
ho has discharged the duties of that dillicult
position with intcg ity nnd courage and pun
ished moro Ihan onca tha corrupt forces which
muster in the gilded lobbies of Albany.
"AMKUICAX JINOOISH. "
The Daily Newa and the Standard aerea
that the result at Chicago is satisfactory. The
fonnor Bays thai the democrats , hivinu ; bro
ken with their long and mischievous tradition' ,
have put themselves in harmony with the re
forming spirit of the times. It believes Ulaine's
defeat would glvo satisfaction to tha world on
account of his "jinzoUm , " and concludes that
Cleveland wilt in all probability bo elcctad , for
reasons greatly to the credit of the American
public , because ho moro worthily represents
the probity , peed sense and aludicu mo'der.uioa
of the American people.
The Dally Telegraph points out that the
Ulr.lno organs ia America are turning "En
glish criticism on their favoiito lo parly u'o.
it remarks tint tliis ia n frlalo and should bo a
worn-out p ilitical trick , but presumes that it
may secure Irish votes , notably in Now York ,
where Cleveland has done himself undying
honor by assisting to break
"THK IIIIIEUNIAN KING"
The Pall Moll Gazette , i.ftsr predicting
Cleveland's election , observes that the Attempt
to curry favor wilh the Irish by printing ns
republican campaign documents every expres
sion of English opinion adverse to the "Grout
American . ) uwo"liavo been bn barefaced as.lo
provoke Americans. It says they do not wont
to have a president sent to Washington by the
men who brought dynamite to London.
I'All.VELI/H IJIABOL1CAI. SCHKMK.
II 'is teporUd the I'arnellite members of par
liament me considering a project to interfere
iutha preterit prchidoulial cimpiign iu Iho interests -
terests of Jilaiuo It is said that the general
fueling umoug these members favors advising
Iho Irish oleclors in the United States to vote
for Mr. I51aino.
George Jones , proprietor of the New York
Times , who was a fellow-passenger with Cliiis-
tine Nllsson on the Gallia which arrived at
Liverpool yesterd , carne up to London to
day on a spncial train v.'liich brought the
prima donna In an interview ho said : "Whon
I heard of the ni'm'nation of Gtovcr Cleveland -
land 1 paid , Thank God ! I believe Clovo-
land'rt election to the presidency ii certain.
Tflo Xow York Times nhttll huppoit him. I
have cublod Iho Times lode so. "
8CODRGBAN1) SOAKR.
THK KXOIIUS PROM rMAU.Smr.K.S.
Special DicjiatchtoTiiK BKK.
LONDON' , July 13. Ilin probable that 1UO- ,
000 peoplolhavo left \f H ill s nluco thu out
break of cholera and tl.o distress consequent
upon such an abnonral exodus from thai city
and Toulon and particularly In the outly.
ing districts , which depended almost solely
loroxistenco on their uro. n trade -ii pitiful.
It is now feared that u
HIMII.AIt I'ANKI IX I'AIIIH
is eminent , many wealthier families having
already made arrangements to depart at the
first bign of tha disease. Mutiy prominent
newspapers in Germany are urging the gov
ernment to recall Dr. Koch , FO that ho maybe
on hand lo advise IIH own pou { > li iu tlio _ hotir
of peril. Dr. Koch remains firm In his al
ready oxprc-sod opinion that the cholera
poard
TIIItOUailOUT KUllOI'E.
It has taken so firm a hold in such large
centres of communication an Mjreilliy and
Toulon , thai ho btllove.1 it must run its
COUIKO during the summer throughuut con
tinental Kurnpo. lie s ys that America , if
great vigilance U exerasuu In ipioranlino pre
cautions , will probably escape , but holda out
no hope for countries insulated simply by
tochinlcul frontier line * .
IN KNOLAMD
rroat uncrsinps ) beginning lo manifest itself
in tlm largo cities bec-mao of tha ncgligenco of
the authoiitirs In taking the ncKoi-sarv pre
cautionary measures iig.iiiiHt tha introduction
of the iilagiio. It is uraed by prominent
pliTEiVlans anh ether siientists tlul the confl.
donco resulting from ICngand's insular posi
tion is misplaced , and that witlion the innct
perfect sanitury inspoctlon HIIIIH incoming
Ycsbel from a Medltnrranoan port will slip in
and bring cholera with all iU attendant hor.
jors.
I'OIITUJAI , AI.AIIWEI ) ,
The cholera ncnro has attaokcd tlio court at
Lisbon , and tha K I UK of I'urtuifidiH dUiitiudtfd
from his piojoetud visit to Vichy. The entire
cabinet united in the reinoiiBtranco against the
visit , roprotontirgthut n nijourn at a. fa < hlon-
able watering plautin tlio intddld of .Franco
would bomost imprudent at thin tinio when
tholora lion spiead t < i so ni. iy parts of that re
public and mny at uny moment make its up-
Vichy ,
AND t'lHNA ,
W\ll U.VAVOIIUUUl.
Special DUpatch to TUB JlKH ,
Lo.vno.v , July la. China uinintainn her
llmter In Iicr dispute vfith l''r nco over the
alleged violation of th Ki er-Tain treaty at
Lamtson. Kranou is firm and determined.
JCext week the nutter will bo dccidwl , and
the question of war or peace belweon Iho two
nations will be resoUod ,
TIIR KNdl.ISH MIDDUN'O.
French newnpapers openly declnrnlhAt there
is good Kround to suspect that Kncland Is
secretly inciting Chl n to fight , in the hope
of detracting the Krench iieoplo from Ung-
llsh designs in Kgypi.
ENOIjANl ) .
A roilEION SYSDICATR TO CONTIIOI. THK
I ) . AND U , 0 ,
LONDON , , Tuly 1,1. The Kngllsh , Dutch and
Scotch holders ofDenvcr & llio Grande BO-
curilios have combined for the purjioso of ob
taining Independent representation in the
future mnimgemonl of Iho affairs of the road.
The great mnjorily of this syndicate pxpres *
gratification ever Iho appointment of .Mr.
Jackson as receiver of the company ,
THR cuor .
All the root crop- * have been greatly bone-
Tiled and wheat is in n very promising condi
tion. Crop prospecls llmmp.hout Ku lnnd are
most oncnuraging. Ilains liavo proved the
salvation of tlio gra3 , and n good hay crop
is assured.
iiivixn AND ni : vousii.
Jfr. Irving entertained Mlcnaol Do Young ,
) f S tn 1'V.ineitco , nnd a select ] > arly of his
Knglii-h and American friends nt-o bamiuot
lastoM'nlng.
QUKKN VICTOHIi'rt itKI'irANT. :
Loxnoh1 , July 13. Kit g John , of Abys-
iniu , sent Queen Victoria an elephant as a
token of amity. _
OllANOR OL'TIIAOIH.
UELPAHT , July 13.During the Orange
demonslrallon yeslorday near Carrlck hill an
Oraiifoinanshol a Catholic. The police arrest
ed the Orangeman , buthe wai rescued. 1'ight-
Ing ensued , and at lost accounts , although the
mayor had interposed , tlio fighting continued.
NATIONALISTS ATTACK OHANOKJIKS.
WHITK HAVKN. July Kl. The Orantco pro
cession was returning yo lorday lo Clcaton-
town near hero , when it was attacked by
nationalists. Serious fighting followed. A
telegraph boy was killed and several persons
injured , llovolvers and swords were used ,
atones thrown and windows smashed. Police
armed with swords finally dispersed the riot-
crs > _ _ _ _ _ _
EGYl'T.
A KIC.HT WITH MAH1U NKAlt.
Special Dispatch to TUB BKK.
LONDON , July 18. The opinion is gaining
ground hero that a fight with Mahdi is close at
hand , and , though the news is conlradicled
the general belief is thai Iho mudir of Dongo-
la has sold Ihe pass. .
GOUIjD'S GRIP.
The Directors IIOOHOII It from tlio
Mercantile Trust Company , AVlioso
Stock He II UA Hypothecated
to Save "Western Union.
Special Di.spalch lo Tan BEE.
NEW YOHK , June 13. There was a report
to the effect that Jay Gould had been request-
cd to gat out of the Mercantile Trust company
by his fellow directors nnd stock holders , the
alleged reason for such action being that
Gould's connection with the company is detri
mental tn its best interests , At the office of
Trust company Air. Montgomery said ho did
not know whochor Gould had transferred his
stock.
'But ' if any nuch transfer was made you
would not , an treasurer , know of it ! " was
nuked.
is $4000,000 , par value , 100 and 110 bid. 16
pays S p.r ( cen per annum , Gould nnd his as
sociates owned lain than the majority of Iho
stock. The equitable Life Insurance company
owns a majority of the shares. Gould went
into the company about two years ago nt tlio
earnest tolicitation of several larco stockhold
ers. Ho became a director and caused at first
n very large increaho in the company's busi
ness through accounts of himself and friouds
and the corporations with which hu is iden
tified.
Gould's friends deny that ho has had largo
loans from the company since the recent great
declines in tha stock market. Thcra was a
great deal of talk in Wall street .13 to Ihe cir
cumstances of the alleged retirement of Goulk
from the Trust company. It Boomed to bo
tiken for gi anted in the gossip of Ihe hlrcet
that this operator had got out of Iho com
pany.
"Tho only question wa.s"asa broker put it ,
"whether lit ) walked out or was curried. "
It was said tluc Gould lud received lar < ;
loans from the Trust company during the
past week in stock collaterals in order to as
sist him in keep ! n r up the price of Western
Union , Missouri I'-uitio und other stocks.
A SK -2itS HINS.
Ills Forgeries Trnnopiro to the
Amount ol'$15OOO.
CINCINNATI , O. , July 12. The formal in
vestigation of affairs of the late W. H. McGill ,
the railroad president who suicided recently ,
disclotes a still moro fraudulenl paper. Il is
now found that ono note for $7,000 had been
repeated eight limes ; another now id known to
have several copies in existence , on all ol
whiJi McGill obtained more. The cdtalu id
estimated ut 872,000 , and S'2,000 ' of psrsoual
property. The remainder mostly railroad se
curities. The fraudulent papers , HO far dia-
covciod , amount to nearly § 1
Dakota's Convention.
LAKKI'AHK IfontL , LAKIC MINNETONKA ,
Minn. , July I'Mombomof the Dakota ter
ritorial committee nra In HasIon hero to-day
to fix a data for n convention , to nomiuatu
territorial delegates and select a now territo
rial cofmnittea They will brobably select
Aberdeen as the place and about the middle of
September as Iho lima of Iho convention.
CREAM
SHOpp. Given
ffalnm oraiiylnjurloiu tnbiitimccscun L > o found
In AndrqwBi Jqarl Baking Powdor. . Is ! * >
'Ivc ' ly PL ) RE , Di ln endorsed , anil tostlmonlaU
rruifveUlramelinli cheinWsusH. DiumlluyH.Jtos-
Ion : M. DelafouUtliio , of t'lilragu ; and
llode , itihuiiilco. Never wild In bulk.
- 1. 2S7 , n tua < JS.
CLEVELAND JTHE CLEAVER ,
All the Elements combining Against
ttc Bntralo Monopolist ,
President Arthur Assorts That
Ho Cannot Carry Now York ,
Explosion of the Ridiculous Story
That Arthur was Sulking ,
Kelly Still Glum and Predicting
Cleveland's ' Defeat ,
A Leading St , Louis Democratic
Paper Knifes the Mominoes ,
Democratic National Coimiilttocmoii
hi the K co of the Civil
Service Liuvtt.
AUTiiuit.
wii.i,8urrcmT IH..MXK , or COUIISK.
Special dispatch to Tin : UF.K.
WASIIINCITOS , July 13. Statements have
boon telegraphed from hero to the effect tlmt
President did not Intend to RI > out of his way
much in favor oMho election of lUninu and Lo-
giui ; that ho was personally friendly to Gov
ernor Cleveland and would not do anything
iiRuinst him in the coming campaign These
statements have sought to make it appear tint
the president sulked because ho wi > s not re-
nomiimtcd nt Chicago and tlmt ho wns person
ally unfriendly to Bhino. Nothing could bu
further from the truth.and . your corroapondonl
has authority from the president himself to
deny thorn. President Arthur , who is ns well
posted in Now York politics as any ouo c.iu ho ,
says ho is satisfied
OLBVKLANI ) CANNOT CAllllY BKW YOIIK.
"Neither can ho" said the president , "ho
elected. Hcsides the labor paity tliero are
other powerful interests against Cleveland ,
and all fair minded persons In Xew York
know it , and are Ires to admit it. "
President Arthur , said that while it was not
expected ho would go around the country
making speeches at rross-roadu , ho would do
all in his power for the perpetuity of the re
publican party , and the success of iU candi
dates. In tins desire
HIS CA1IINKT AUK SOLID.
and democrats will find it out a ; BOOH as the
campaign begins in oariitst. Republicans
everywhere will fight it out on Ideas to bo
promulgated in the letters of acceptance of
lilaino and Logan. They have no fear that
Indiana will go Democratic , and even dem
ocrats admit tlmt the republicans now have
beat chances of carrying Ohio in October. The
only question with ropubli ana now is what
will bothesizo of the majority they will got
Ohio by in October. They antieitnto it will
bo by such a largo one thatharrtly anything
else will bo he.vrd of in the campaign.
STILL NOX-COSlSllTTAt.
Special Dispatch to THE BEE.
NKW YORK , July 13. In response to an in
quiry of John Kelly as to what Tnnmmny
would do as to supporting Cleveland , the
great chief said : "I cannot answer for Tam
many now. The next meeting of the general
organization will not be held until the first
week in September. By that timotho report H
of the sub-committees and district committee
will bp in , and wo will know just the nonti-
mont is. If the Tammany voters do not
want Cleveland , it I'M not likely that they will
Jo anjthing for him. "
"now inn nim.xn
like the nominalionjof Cleveland * "
"I had an interview with Butler , " replied
Mr. Kelly , "jmt heforo leaving Chicago , and
ho told mo the ticket would lie defeated _ in
MniBochusatts by at least 25,001) ) majority.
Cummitigs , who was present when I was talk
ing with General Butler , Bald that the
Worcester district would bo lont. Both
these gentlemen told mo that
HENIJIUCKH , WURMAN Oil DATAHI )
could have won in that state. "
"Do you think the sentiment in Now York
city against Cleveland haj cha-ig-'d much ? "
"I do not , but I have not had any advices
from New York since the nominations were
mado. I came uway from Chicago too noon to
hear from my cistern friends. "
"Will yon advlno the Tuiumanr peojilo to
take any nlitnd against Clevolmid V"
"That 1 cannot answer now. "
"WILLjoi ; sui-rour THK TICKI : ? ? "
" 1 said heforo goinj ; to Chicago I would dose
so pcrhonally. "
Mr. Kelly docs not care to lay hifl plans too
fully buforo thu public.
CIVIL. SKItVICK.
HEMOCIlAT.H I.VTIIKIIl OWN THAI' .
Special Dispatch to Tin : JiKic.
WASHINGTON , July 13. In making up thcii
notional committee , the democrats have c'vl-
doutly overlooked the fact that the civil Her
\ioo laws apply tot' em as well ns to the republicans
publicans , for they have named as members ol
that committee Senator Joiuix , of Louisiana ,
and Uans mi , of > 'onh Cnrolm.i , and Hojiro
dontatlvo lUrbour , of Virginia ,
The law provides that uny nonat''r , rcpro
tentative or other official of government , win
shad directly or Indirectly re.eiio political
contrilmnotiH fiom any other toimtor , jupro-
KuntativiMir other elli iui , is punishable ] by o
line of tffl.COO and three ycam' iinuri'onmont ,
Under tun Uw Kinsinii , Jnu.iiiaiiil Itourbon
can bo HOLt to the ueiiltunliury if they or uny
of their colloaxuos conttibiito to the oxpoiuet
of the campaign ,
A MIMSOimi ltMT/L' .
THE HT. LOUIS CIIUONICLIC C'UIb CLKVltLANI ) ,
Special Dispatch to Tc * > I'1.
Sr. Lours , July 13. Th-3 Zmnln ; ; Chronicle ,
ouo of the loading democratic papers of the
fitute , Hays that the nomination of Clnvvland it
inmatinfiictory aid that it w ill notnuppurchim.
it hulled him in ncolumn und u half of double
leaded vitriol ,
CINCINNATI SOUR.
Special Diap.itch to thu Bci : .
CINCINNATI , July lit , Them has been m ;
in Miiiient hero toward funning a Cleveland
itud Logan club. In fact thu nomii ntiui'H ' , e < ;
far from awakening intlmnwam , huvu fallen
dead iht.
_
m
EXOUliSION TKICIIOHH.
Illvor Btcnmi'r Colliclo IIclo\v 81.
Jjouls Almoiit a Horror KM )
In Duiit'i- .
HT. Loud , July 19.-What might have
l > cou a terrible calamity , involving the IU s
of Mvornl hundred ixKiplp , hut which fortu
nately resulted in no caudtmlllcy , occurml
on the river HOIIIU twenty miiei below thu
city , ubout 0 o'clock last night , Thu ttcunicr
Charlen Morgan , with between four and ( ivii
hundred exeumoniiiU on board , hud gone
down the river during the foiimoun , and on
thu return trip , when In the neighborhooil of
JlortuSlioo bend , colliilul with the screw
utosmiT Central City nrmdnhlp , cutting ; her
down and nho noon iuiik , but her crow mid allen
on hoard weie tufely taken elf ,
The excitement uu the Morgan WHS very
Steal for ft lime , but when it WM definitely
novvn llio simmer was not injured , the peo-
lo became calm , and Rovcrat lumrs Utcr wore
nndedattho wharlin thl city. The cap
tain o ( the Central City n ys ho blow a whistlu
hrfuro the boats fttntck , but th pilot of the
MorRin asictts ho did not l.Jor It , and the
tiight being dark and heavy , nnd a utorm rag
ing nt the Umo , ho did not too the little slo.ini
er till ( on lota to avoid hor. and K'M ahl the
Control City had not been showing the proper
light * .
m
XO I1KNDUICK9 ,
The Ntxvnl IJurcnu FrnuilR Tlio Sec
retary DcnlOH 801110 of IIcndrlolcH1
AsscrtionB And fliows AVhat
Frnudavcro Conitnltlcd
wore DyaPi-moorntkept
lit Ollloo Ty
Doniocrntfl.
WAHIIINOTOX , Jnly 13. Hrcrclaty Chandler -
ler has written the following Utter to Thomas
A , HondrickH with regards JD fraud * in the
navy department rrfened to by Inttor In his
speech at Indianapolis Saturday night :
WASIUNHTON , July 13. ITcihurabia Thomas
A. Hondrlck' , Indianapollii , Ind. Sir : AC.III-
ilidiUo for vice-pres'dent should rprak uitli
divcnt fairntHfi. In your speech nt Indianap
olis la t Saturday night you tn.ulo tatcm < nts
from \vhichyou muant that thn public should
believe that it nppoaml by testimony that
THK KlIAUD.-i
In the bnrrnn of medicine ciidt surgery , of
this dcpattmont , amnuntctl dating the last
year to S63OUO ; that I was info'med of HOIUO
of thf.-io outrages a year Wo ; thut utter I was
Informal of thesa frnudi 1 dihillo\cd them because -
cause members of congrcsrf had rrcomtncmlod
ttiu continuance ) of the chief of bureau ; anil
that I took uo adequate notion concerning
them. Whereupon you demanded the cl''o-
lion of a president who would Irvottigato the
condition of the books nnd biing all guilty
parties to trial.
TO 1I1K CONTIUHV OP AI.ti 1HI8
I testified that the suspected vouchers com
menced as for back as Juno , 'JUt , 1880 , al
though a ( mall voucher was paid as late as
January " 5th , 1884 ; thatwhlloan anonymous
letter of about a year ago ch.trzcd drunkou <
ness upon Chief Clerk Daniel Corrigan ,
which the chief of the bureau , Dr. Philip S ,
Wales reported to mo A'as not trii" , I had no
Information leading to fiaujs until Dccombei
or January last ; that I determined simulta
neously with the beginning of tlio Investiga
tion to have a new chief of the bureau in place
of Dr. Wales , whoso term was to eipiro Janu
ary 2lith , and also a now chief clerk ; that
great opposition to the change wr-i.mado by
TUEMOCItATIO HKMBKIIS 01' CO.N'GIIESS ,
bi\t \ I ] ) erslstod and Dr. Wales went out on
that ditto , and Cortigan was put out Kdbruv
ry4th ; and thatth/ ) investigation of the
frauds and the atitst of the guilty have since
proceeded with duo diligence. It Is true that
I htatfd thu recommendations * for tha joap-
polntment of Dr. Wales , who I found In ollicc
when Ient in , April 7th , 18S2 , but thoj
were of such n character as to fully justify me
in believing that the affairs of hia bureau had
been well administered. '
[ .Socrutaiy Chandler hero givcS'tho unmet
of a largo number of senators and represen
tatives who recommended the ic.ippoiiitinuut
of Wales , and continues : ]
BPEAKnil OAHLIflLE ,
Senator M criierson , and clhers. of the moat
Iirominent of these gentlemen , who demanded
Dr.V's. . ro-appointmcut wore wiVli you iu the
convention , and could tavo inf'nned you that
ho hod berne a good Jroputntion ; l at thn law
required that tlia chitf of the bureau should
bo a naval surgeon , and placed U'o'moJicul ox-
ponditurcs in hi' hands ; thi ; > Mi was in n <
sensa a political oib'ce , but that * ; > , o had anj
politics i . , . ' / L f \
UK WAN \imiovir\'r , > -
and that any attempt to make political cap !
tal out of frauds for which thlti ni'-il ! surgeon ,
who Is their intlmata friend , is solely rcspon
siblp , would bo dioiig < miiouH and unfair ,
That they did not succeed in keeping Dr ,
Wales , and his chief clerk , Corrigan , In oflici
is very unfortunate.
Very HespectfuUy , W K. CllA.vnLKll.
FOUIl STOIIY
And a Mlraciiloua Number of Hnlr
Breadth EscapeH from Horrible -
riblo Dent lie. -
NKW YOHK , July lit. The inmntoa of i
four-story tenement , No UIO.T Second avenue
wcro arouaed early this morning by the alam
of firo. The llniiioj broke out In the basement
and communicating with the dumb waiter am
shaft , as well as the ntairway , reached ovcrj
lloor and filled tha whole lioiiso with ilensi
clouds of Binoku , The building was without
fire escapes. The windows in thu front of tin
houfo appeared to bn the only means o
cscupc.
The who of James Moirls , who lived on tin
third lloor , leaped from thu windouMo tin
awniiiDT and rolled into tun street , Deceiving HO
vcru injuries , llo husband thru > vr tha tub ;
after her. It was caught by n neighbor us i
dropped from the awnlug and was uninjured
Morns himself made hia way down In safety
John McMuhon , who liven on the top floor
attempted to lower hi < wife and baby fron
the window by means of shectu tied together
but the fabric gave way and the wnmun am
child came crashing down upon the awning
which broke beneath their weight. Mr.-i. Mi
Million fell upon the sidewalk and was pickei
up IUICOIIH : ioiiH , with her skull fractured um
arms broken , htsldos receiving tuworo interur
injuries. The infant lodged upon the awnlni
und wasnnlinrt , McMuhonldmsrlf clamboroi
down from window to window.
ijouis Tnndon and vlfo , who occuplci
rooms on the second lloor , jumped from th
window Into thn yaid below , ilr . Tundoi
fell upon BOIDO btonu utcpj and had her urn
broken.
Jacob licllz , a butcher , wrapped his bab ;
up In n blanket and drnppad It from th
third-story window into tha arms of n mai
standing In the yard. Tha child's hum
Htruck the rdiouldor of the ipan and wn
knocked out of chape , licit/ and wifaexcapoi
by means of a ladder provided by ncljrlibort
ItllHO lillll.
( lAUCHHATUIIDAl.
At Cincinnati Cincinnatis 1C ; Baltimore
At NViifhington National IJnloiiH 10 ; CJn
cimutia lii.
At Milwaukee Milvvaukoo It Ft , W ynuC
At .St. Paul , Minn. MuaWegons U : Si
Paul 2.
At IjoulHvillH Iuui/ivill / < 'l : Alleghanys 1
At Clo\ eland KuffaliM 7j Clovclands ,
At MfnjrapolUMinnoipolii -1 ; Baginaw
t , C'.itlfd on account of darkness ,
At Dutroit-Chl ugox fi ; DotroiU C.
At Htillwater iiay Citya U | Stillwaters U.
At llobton JtnttouH 1 ; I'rovldcnca 1.
At ( idncy Xoenino on aocuunt of ruin.
At New York Now York I ) ; Philadelphia
"
At Toledo -TolciloH 3 ; Athlctloi 7.
At Haltlmoru St. Loub I'nlunn ; ] ) Mt !
inoio 0 ,
At ln-Jianapolia--Iiidianapolls ) ; Aletropol
i'.lH.HK.
At ColninbuDCuliiinhus - ; Warhington 1 ,
At. St. Louis lirookltn 12 ; St. honl * lr ,
At Poorlu , 111 - i'toria U ; Tnrre Hiiutu 1
At Phlladolphiu Union Koytituiiui 13
KaiiHau City 7.
KU.SIlAY (1AJIKU ,
At Cimlniintl-Cliicliiii-ati ' . ( ; lUltlmoiu 2 ,
At St. houls llrooklyn 0 ; Kt , JMuh 11.
At Indianapolis - -Indianujjolls ; Metiojiol-
At Louisvlllo Louisville 4 ; Allegheny 0 ,
Tlio Oo-An.Vroii-I'loaao.
CHICAGO 12. T/io / bix
, July day yu-ai-ynu-
jilottHo walking iimluh c1cnoil .to-night with
only a fair attendance , The finalworcd were ;
Vint-lin. Shoot W , Oil-
, Krohno-10' ' . The nlfalr was not a fi
nancial ntccoM , ns the mania appears to have
lied out in Chicago.
IOCOMOT1V1CS LOOK HO11NS.
With IlioltoRiiltora U.XO , Knglnecr
Killed niul n Nnmlicr or
Otlicffl Injured ,
WAHHINOTON , July 12. At about half paU
ight this ocnlnp , nstrein No , 7 front Mar-
insburg , Welt Virglnnduo al WnohliiRton al
< :12p : , m , wnsonteilngthocityon a Y switch ,
t collided \\lth tinin No. 12 , west bound fmm
inltlmnro and duo at Wnsldngton at 8:30. :
Train No , 7 was twenty-four minutes Into , but
ho other train was on tlmn. The woit bound
rain had shown n white light whi'ii a red dm
ihould hnxobtrii shown to detain It until the
ithor tniin hud safely passed the switch ,
Michael Hiicy , the engineer nt the Martins-
mrg traiu was killtxl. and Ids fireman , Holo-
nan KoglerMH ludly injured. The onglneer
Mid Qroinnn ol thu ( itlicr train OIC | H-I | \\ith
light injuries. No ono else was killed. The
njitreducron1) follow :
aiAVM ) DAILY , Piltslmrg , express ageutbad-
y Injured in the leg.
JAMK-4tALA.\un ( ! : , I'ittKbnrg , legs broken.
it. A. TUCKKII , Wttshington , slightly in-
mod.
The baggage master 11. G. CAI.TF.lt , hurt in-
ernally.
Tlio wreck of the rolling stock was unmpleto
.nd it almost n mlrnclo tint so few pcixnns
\oroinjurcd. The engines were locked to-
jethcr and the pistengor car completely tov-
ired them. The loss to tbo companyls heavy.
A UUBIi TO A DOimntt DI3ATH.
Two Tcvng Friends Vntt Out and Kill
Knult Ollior Iu a Third Story
Hotel Kooin.
DALLAS , Texas , July 13. W. II. 13edo ; and
iiowio , in n room iu the third ntory of the Nn-
.ional , fought n duel to the death to-night
with pistols. Shots were heard , the room
jrokcn into and both found dead , the pistols
of each lying by their side. Both were shot In
,1m heart nnd head , Shortly prior to the duel
they were devoted friends. A fo\v minutes
jeforo the tragedy they had qua-roled. Ono
washe-ird to say "Damn you , I'll kllljyoii. "
Soon niter they retired to the room , when the
shots were hoard nnd thn announcement mads
.hat both were dead. The tragedy creates
; rcat excitement , hundreds of poopht vur-
rounding thu hotel , The cauxo Is unknown
to this hour.
Anotlior Duel
SAN ANTONOH , July 13. To-day at I.or.ior
station , on the Southern Pacific , a duel , thirty
paces , was fought between Lieutenant Cun
ningham , commander of the Scminolo jcouts ,
anu n railroader named Daly. Pistols were
used and three shots were uxchangod. Cun
ningham was wounded in the log. When
known in the camp that Cunningham win
wounded several SomiuolcH armed themselves
and sought to ussassinato Daly , but were re
strained by Cunningham , The duel was the
result of n drinking bout.
JHSASTUOUS FIHE.
A Family of Four Ilitmcd ( o Dnnlh at
Bradford.
BliAm-OUI ) , Pa. , July 12. The most disos-
troua lira In the history of Bradford occurred
yesterday morning , by which four persons
were burned to death , nnd .four nthors badly
Injured , i b iood fatally , and ton buildings
destroyed , Tlio fire originated In the bakorv
of Mrs. Charles Koibly and spread so rapidly
that May and Lizzie lltihly , two nnd six
years old respectively , nnd atvedlsh servant
, irl woro-Bulfocatod'nnd biirnod to n crisp.
M'rs. Keibly , in her olforta to rescue her babes
was terribly burned and died In n eliort tlmo
after being taken from the burning building.
Lena Corwltz and Mary Tonpoy were asleep
when the ( ire broke out and escaped by jump
ing from the window , lioth were severely In
jured and Miss Tonpoy , itls thought will dio.
John Hoi don and II. ( Jorwltz were also badly
hurt. The latter Is father of Mrs. Itoibly.
The buildings destroyed were stores and
woroframo ; Ions 912,000. Clmrlos Itoibly ,
husband and father of the victims , wlm
drowned two weeks 0150 , and by the fire
to-day the millro family were swept from the
face of tbo earth ,
A FIENDISH. PATH Ell.
to OutriiKO Ills D/iii htor , no
Slaughters ller niul SululdcN ,
COOHIIOKHN , Pa. , July 13 John May , a
( lOrmanHlioemakcr , aged-II ) had n sixteen-
year-old daughter , an invalid in her bed
chamber. Karly this morning , ho m ido im
proper propoi-nls to her. lioing repulsed ho
went into his shop and got n two-odgjul knife ;
leturnlng ho hacked her frightfully , ii.Hiding
Bovonteeii wounds , and atabiied himself fifteen
tnniK in tha heart. ISoth nro dead
PlllLAIjLplIAJuly | 1J. Li//lo May.stabboil
by her futher In her bedroom yesterday , djeil
this morning. The father , who stabbed him
self after the assault upon his daughter , was
buried to-day.
MOlMjAW'S MAKTYKS.
Itcim'.t of I ho IniiuoKl on tie ! Dead o
Cliioliinntl'u IMotH ,
CINCINNATI , Oliic , July 12. Coroner
croft has on Jed the Investigation on tlio Ixxlic
of the persons killed In the late riot. Hi
enumerates ( iftythreo whoso bodies hoiowod
of these hu finds Cajitain Desmond was Killei
by unknown portons in the mob ; ono man
( joot7 , shot himself accidentAlly ; another
named Smal/ , was unlawfully shot on Kundaj
afUirnoon by the inllitnry , and all the othem
were justifiably killed , tl.ov having failed Ui
obey tha coinmand of th slinrilf to dinpnrso.
Care for the Children
( 'hllilron feel the dcMllty of Iho changing
tcasons , even moro than lululls , ami tlioy become -
como cross , peevish , anil uncontrollable. .
The blond should bo cle.iiiKcd ; uul Iho system
Invigorated by the usuof Hood's riurnupurllla.
" Last Spring my two children were vacci
nated. Boon after , they broke all out with rim-
nlng Bores , siHlrondfnl I thought I t-lionhl lo.so
them. Hood's Haraaparilla cured Ihoin com-
plctcly ; and they have been honllhy over
Bluer. I do fool tlmt Ilootl's ri.irsuparllki
saved my children to mo. " linn , U. L.
TnoJU'HO.v , Weil Warren , Mas.s. .
Purify the Blood
Hood's HamaparlHa la chnr.iutorlzed by
tlireo peculiarities : 1st , tlio comMnottun of
remedial agents j 2J , the jirojuirtloHi 3d , Iho
jirocrsi ut Bt'curlni ; the ncllvo moillcliml
ijiialllk'H. ' Tlm result Is n niodlclna of tiinisual
btri'iigth , effecting cnro.1 hlthorto tinktiowii.
ticnd for bonk containing adilltlon.il ovliloncu ,
"Mood's Sirsatiarllla tones up my oysteiii.
imtllles my lilood , tiharpons my umiollu ! , and
woms to maku HID ovor. " J , 1' . Ttioui'MoK ,
ItvtUblorut Deeds , J.oiudl , Mass.
"Mood's Hamapnrilla boats all othorn , and
U worth Us weight In Kohl. " I. JUim UTo.v ,
13U Hank Street , Now York Clly.
ood's Sarsaparilla
Bold by ; tII drutKlsts. JI j HI ! for ( .S. Made
only by 0.1. HOOD & CO , , Lowell , Mass.
L IOO eDoaos _ Ono Dollar.
A DOLOROUS DUET ,
TlnirinananflllcnilrMsDisgnisGTliGir
FcoliD2S in Worfls ,
5y Spaoohos Srittmlay Evoninclit
Their Homosi
Pho Rod Bandana Hero Protests
That Ho is not Sorolioadod.
But Speaks Very Bitterly of "a
Few Mon" at Chicago
Of Whom 'It Would bo Sheerest
Hypocrisy to Express Approval , '
Icmli'loks TnlkN at ludlnnnpollH HH 11'
on Him Alone Dopondcd
Trluiupli.
TIHJUMAN.
TUB IIF.I ) IIANHANA WIT WITH TKAm .
Coi.DMiit'rt , O. , July 12. NodenmuBtration"
wciohudhoro till Judge Thurman arrived
inmo to-night , when ho was metal the depot
ty Kou < rl thousand people with hands , n lib-
tal display of hindanas and n grand display
if lire works all over the city. Carriages were
u waiting fur himself nnd party , decorated
with tligs , nnd behind these people fell iu line
\\ith\\lmt torches could bo gtthercd , and
nest of them bom ing roil handkorchiofs. The
ino of march was a continuous roar of demon-
Btrations und biilliant displays of fire works.
THUUMAN'H TALK.
On arrival at Thnrnnn's residence , the cx-
Honntor rene in his carriage nnd said :
My friends and neighbors : I would not be
a human being and would have no hmrt in
my bosom if I were not deeply touched uy
this expression of your kindness and regard.
I know thai you were my friends ; that you
would greet mo and take mo by tlu > hiuul on
my return ; but that you should show such
narked demonstrations is beyond all expecta
tions. Kor ono who Is not , and never expects
, o bo , anything but a pritalo citizen , it is In-
lead moro than could have been anticipated.
Therefore , I express lo you most sincerely my
; ratitudo. This repay * mo for any dixap-
lolntmont you may think I feel ; but let mo
.ell yon sincerely I nm
NOT A DIHArrOlNTIil ) Oil BOUEIIEADUII MAN.
L hava met with roversas in thu past , hut
always tried to keep a level head. 1 nm hap-
iicr and I feel belter In the midst of this re-
olcing by my friends than had T received the
lomlnatlon. I was in no sense a candidalo ,
h'or n year or moro I ha\o said I was mil and
would nut bo a candidate and that All 1 asked
if thu world was to bo lot alone , lint the
world saw lit o linvo it otherwise. Your
state convention inada mo n dolcgnto to the
latiunnl convention of the democracy , and
after 1 arrived nt ( Ihicago HO many of my
rinnds sahKhoy were bound toprcHSinynan.o
or nomination and earnestly a. kcd mo to con
sent to their efforts and I had not tin ) ho.ut
.o resist them , I am not hero to
THUOW COLD WATCH
m anything that 1ms brenldone. I will not
go ever the proceedings of the convontiniij but
1 will fay Ihal 1 know that your nominee ?
aru honorublo men , and that BO far ns Cleveland
land nnd HcViilrieks thj'inselveHarociuicornci
thuro wivs nothing docfl but that which win
honornblo in brlugine rhout the result. Then
was a fnw men there of whoso action ! It would
bo the sheerest hypocrisy in mo to oxprcsi np
jirovnl , but I can II vo without their support
ind I hope they can \i\o \ without m no. l out
nominations wort ) fuirly made. It ii impoit-
siblo to gratify all In such matters ; there will
dw.iys bo thoBo who an ; dlsuppointod bocnuo
if a fulluio to noinin.ito their friend , but
there should bo 110110 at the prcm-nt time. The
convention was the grandest over bold on
nrth , and the nominations were made by sn
urge majorities and amid mich cnthusi ism , n-
, n inspire conlidonce. Lot us go to work niul
redeem this country from the iron ruin in wlncl
it linK fallon. The pooplu nro tired of tin
present power , and with patriotic motives at (
'arnest work , wo will live to HCO thii
country In tlio hands of Dial parly of roforn
which was once small but which is now tin
party of the people from ono end of the lam
to the other.
THK OLD IAN W1CA1IY.
The speaker horn said ho was weary ; thai h
had I een traveling HIICH li\o o'clock , and Inn
been kept n prisoner at Chicago for a week b ;
thoio who wore molting in to HBO "tho eli
man. " And pointing to his liomontoad be
i Ido which his carringa sto id , ho raid : "I : ui
particular unxioiu now to got Into that hou <
thorn , nnd BCD an old lady who la waiting fo
mo. "
THK TAILi WAG8.
AN I.VIOTIHTIO TALK IIY HltNIIIIIUKH.
INDIANAI'OLIH , Ind , , July 12. A largol ;
Attended democratic mooting , to ratify th
nominations of Cleveland nnd HendrickH , wa
held hero to-night. Ifendrlcks and McDon
aid wuro escorted to the plucu of speaking b ;
the now political labor organi/-ition known a
the "Autocrntu. " The meeting wns called t
order by Austin H. lirown , nnd Win , II
English was made cluirmun. Mr Hondrick
WM received with a bu-st of genniniiontluinl
asm , which nocmcd to insjiiro him , and h
spoke with moro than h H mual oasn and flu
onuy , ] Iis remarks wcro as follows : "M ;
follow citi/.onH : You ura almost us mad a
they were at Chicago , [ Oreal cheering. ]
thought they would not utoii up there nt all
and I thought there was no limit to thu crotvi
of people there , but I find there Is a largo
crowd , nlmost , hero. I am very much niicuin
lUjedund delighted to meet > on on this occn
Hion. Vim coma to colohratu and to expreh
your npjiroyal of tlio nemiiutlons that wer
mndo at Chicago , 1 am plod that you are ecu
dial In this expression , This ! H
A ( IIIKAT YKAIl WITH US.
Kvory fourth yiiar wn elect Iwo jjrcal ollicer
of the government. Thin year is our gnu
year , and every man , whatever his party us
socmtiotiH , is culled upon to ri'C'nslder nl
ipustlons upon which hn Is dinpoaml to act
and , ha\Ing roconsidertil , then to cast his vo *
in favor of uhal lie bolloves to bo right , Th
domociaoy of Indiuna appointed moono of th
delegate to thu convention al Chicago ,
Hptml u wcok In attendance In that city , am
now I lotiirn to Hay a few things to you , aui
only a few things , in regard to that com on
tlon. It wo.s thu largest convention ever hole
in America. Never uuu uich an nueemblugi
of people focn before. It was u coiuontioi
marked In its character for eobriety , delibern
tlon and purposes. It ( elected two men ti
curry its banner , und , leaving that con
\onlinn dint trohig out heforo the nooplo , tin
question Is , Will ym help cairvtlio hannci !
[ Croat cheeiing and crlos of "Wo will do it. "
I do not oxH'ctI | I hut o no light to expect
thai I will L-Hoapa the critjcism , and it maybe
the Blander , of the opposite p.irty. I ) iav < ;
not in my lifo suffortd very muili from thut ,
but 1 conn ) buforo you , democrats , conuorva-
tlvcs , iiidepandents-all men wlio\vi _ h tonv
ktoro thii govcrnnieiit to the position It occu
pied befoul UICHO corrupt timcx , and to all
Mich men I muko my appeal for your euppoit
for the high ultico for nhich
I IIAVK IIKKN NOJIINA1KIJ
by the democracy at Chicago. JroatcliecrH. ( ! ]
( iuvLTimr ( . 'Joxilund is thn unmineii for presi
dent , u mun pronioti.'il to that ollico by the
Inrgeat majority over deciding ( in election in
that ntatu , lie U man of ofctahlinhod hon
esty of character and if you will okct him to
thu probldimcy of tlio llnlt l .States you will
lot hoar of Ntar-routes in thu iKistol ser\lco of
hn rountiy under hU administration.
Chi ITS. J 1 will toll 3 ou what we needdoiu -
ocrutt and reimblicana nllku will agrto upon
lhal-wo need lo have Iho hooks in llin gov
ernment olllecs opened for otaminatton.
[ Chpors , and crlos of "thftt'fl It. " ] Do you
think men in thii nee never ylold to f > " > .
lallon ? [ Laughter. ] It is only two &
ago thai on oof Iho secrelarics at W _ \
was called before u senate cnmmllloo t ( W
in regard lo Iho conditions of hia dop i _
and In lhat ilopftrtmont was the bu M
medicine and surgery. In that dep
an nxAintnntton was being had by i e-
committee , and it wan ascertained by E
the secretary thai sits at the head of ri
partmont thai Iho defalcations fount !
Iho last year , as far M hud been ts
was $03,000 , anil when risked about Hi i I
thai ho had received n lellcr a year ! t
forming hint of some of these outrage ) hu i
slinilumoiiinco somebody had coi i
and told him there were franda golj i
the service , but Iho members of congress hail
recommended continuance of the head of tlio
tntroin with Mich earnestness that ho thought
it must bo all right , anil now it turned out
thnl Iho publlo were Sli,1,000 out ; how much
moro no man , I expect , can now tell. Hut
ttllATlHTIlK IIKMKI1TJ
To have n president that will appoint hcadi
1 bureaus tint will investigate tha books ,
nd bring all the guilty parties to trial ,
diners nnd crlos of "That's it"J 1'cllow
7eii' , 1 believe that for such duty as Uiis , for
he purpose of maintaining the United Stall's
; overnmonl for Iho people of this country , X
cm cimnicnd \mirconlidonco Governor
Cleveland , of Now 'York. [ Greal cheering ] .
Nol long slnco there wcra troubles in the local
government of tlm city of Itulfalo and the con
servative people of thai clly nominated Grover -
ver Cleveland as n candidate for mayor , not
upon a party ticket , but upon a citizens'ticket ,
with Iho duty rwigiied to him of correcting '
: ho evils tlmt prevailed in the government of
iho oily of ImtFiilo. lie was elected and en-
Uwd upon his tlutius of tha ollico nnd made
.ho correction In the tnanngincnt of Iho offices oE
,1ml city so clearly , HO well defined , that the
tooplo of Xcw York took hint tip and _ made
lint governor of thai slale , and that is the
, voy ho conins before vou now. [ Cries of
'llurnxh for Cleveland , " ] lie who corrects
all the nvlls In a bad administration nnd who
joes from that sor\ico Jnto the affairs of the
itnto government and makes corrections there ,
vill tnen slop in national order and proceed-
ng into tha affairs of another government
ind bring about i of onus Ihero. [ Great cheer-
in ? ] . My fellow-citizen * . I did not Intend to
peak this long to vou. [ Loud cries of "Go
ihoad nnd keep it uji. " ] The convention at
2hicngo dltl not realize ull Ihal wo expected.
7or mytclf ,
, I HAD NO EXPECTATION'S.
In no respect , in no sense , was I _ a candl-
lalo for any ollico whatover. Wo did not re-
ili/o ull that wo expected , but I bclievo that ii
the fate of humanity almost ovorvwhoro and
mdor every circumstance ; but wo have real-
7od thai llial should encourage its to make an
iltnrt for good government. [ Cries of "That
s thi ) beginning. " ] Not that I want the oillco
.o which I nm nominated , for you know that
[ did not desire Ihal , bul somebody must bu
nominated for M'CO president to run on thu
ticket with thu candidate for president , anil
when the ticket is presented to you , you are
called upon to pass _ judgment upon It in re
spect lo its merits throughoul. [ Cheeis and
Ci'ies of "Yes we'll support it. " ] That is the
question , will you support it ? [ Cheers nn J
cries of "Wo will. " ] And in asking you that
piustlon , 1 want to atk you another , do you
tot , nil of you , democrats and republicans ,
joliovo that thii affairs of the government have
jeen long enough in the hands of onu set of
nen , [ crlos of "wo do"J and do you not all
iollo\o that wo have reached n poiiod when
, here ought to bo a change ? [ Cries of "Wo do
and will have it. " ] I don't ask that all bo
aimed out. lhat Is not the Idea. If a man
lias done his duty well and faithfully : if ho has
jiol used Iho powers of his ftollico to ] disturb
, \\Q \ rights of the people ; if he has not furn
ished monov to coinipt elections ; if ha lu > s
* imply confined himself to tha ilutioa of hi"
ollice , I am. not clamorlig for his olliclal
blood , , but , my follow citizens , of thucn ono.
hundred anci iwcinty thousand men that cow
( ill official position In the country'wn havo'no '
tiulit to supposefrpiU. . nll that ' has1 taken" '
place tlmt Ihey are nil "honest , [ CliccrH''hnd ' *
laughter. ] and the only way that wo can"'ilo- >
now is to %
IIAKI : A CIIANOI : .
A month ago everybody supposed _ that all
ho employes in the bureau of medicine and
surgery wcro honest , and now , at the very
iiwt of Iho examination , il turns out that they
nro not. But what is the remedy 1 1'ut them
out and put honcsl men in , [ Cheers , and
cries of "That'll it. " ] Wo cannot do that it wo
leave the same president and heads of depart
ment * and heads of bnrpnim In. I have uvory
f ailh that this ticket will bu elected. [ Crirs of
'So ' have I."J 1 think 1 know BometUini *
about Indiana. [ Cheers and laughter. ! Wo
will probably eland hero togelher won't wet
[ Crloa of "You bet 1" ] and ibis banner of lib
erty , of right , of justice , of fair government ,
that has been in the hand of Cleveland and
liendrlekH , shall bo carried and placed In glo
rious triumph on top of the national capitol
In > foveinbor next , [ Great cheering and ales
of "Wo will put it there. " ] Shall this bo the
iwoplo's banner ? [ Cries of "It is" ] You
liavu uo inlorcst except In good government ,
too , anil 1 think I have none. I have lived n
good while , i have tried to Hccuro your con
fidence , anil to preeorvo It , [ cries of "You
huvo It , too. " ]
AM. I AHK OFOU
your support nol for myso'f , but for your
selves , and for your children und all thu peo-
> o thai are inlorosted In good government.
( ChoiM 1 Now , 1 have Broken longer than I
intended. [ Cries of "Go on"and "Wo are not
tired of you. " ] 1 know that who i any of my
republican friend * , who are intending to
stand by tha r party still IpriRor , ehall foe this
numerous crowd hero to-night , they will think
that thu doom of their fate has coma ut last.
[ Cheers anil laughter. ] Why , I happened up
Bit cola few weeks ago , il was just niter ISlaino
anil Logan wnro nominated , nnd I saw a little
gathering of very hontsl and honorable peo-
pla behaving themselves oxiccdingly well and
very quiet , and General Harrleon was deliver
ing a speech about the nomination ) at Chica
go , [ loud laughter , ] and really , if you were to
bring that crowd hero and drop it right down
amongst you , you would not mien it nt
all , [ unut cheers and laughter. ] What does
It meun7 It moans that people mean to have
reform , [ cheers , ] nnd Uut ia the watchword
that IB written upon every democratic banner.
It wnu written upon thu democrats' banner
eight > ears ago , and Tildon nnd Hendricks
carried that banmr , [ cheers ; ] but reform was
defeated by defeating the right of tlio people
to elect lliuirown ruler * , fcheors , ] and whit is
thu consequence ? There lias been no reduc
tion in the public expenditures. Although
thu wur ia passing furttior and further away
from us , clill this republican party makes no
reduction in public expenditures , Shall wo
Iwuil ? ( Shalt wo luvu good government ?
Shall wu have clnup government ? Shall wo
have lower ta\fn ? They toll us that the gov
ernment can bo well car it'll on for $100-
000,0)0 loss thin is now collected
from the public.
1C CLKVKLAKII
nhall conm into thu presidential olliru T bo-
linvo ho n 111 bring the expenditures down to Iho
Intt dollar thut will support the government ,
economically administered [ cheers ] , and then ,
when liu does thut , lie will have nconinplinhotl
whit ( lonoral Jackson said was the duly of
iiny government. A government has not tlio
right to collect a dollar from the txioplo ex
cept what i noccsdory to mo't tlm pnblio
service. [ Chccra and ciios of "tha 'a right. " ]
Whatever a government nteiU she has a right
to come to mo or to you or to all of ns uml
make t pay for it , but when she gets all that
; ho needs for economical administration , aha
las not tlit ) right to take another sixpence out
of .our pocket , and tlmt ia all wo oak. When
this Ik kit ehall wave m tilumph , that idea
will bo established iu thla country. [ Clieeru , ]
I thunk you my much for the attention you
iiivo given me , 1 ask simply that , as citl/ens
ntervstod In all that intercuts any of us , time
you will glvo your attention to this campaign
ui'i never cease jour efforts until yourdemo-
LfAtlo banner , with the democratic ) principles
if reform and cheap govnamont , in fountl
waving in nil the Kiw above your head. "
Chit-is ]
At thoclosnof H end dcka'speech 12x-Sen >
itor McDouuld was lutroducnl anil poke
jriolly. Loiog followed by D. 8 , Goodllm ;
ind otlicr local > i > eakerii and the meeting ad.
oiircod ,
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