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V FOURTEENTH YEA& . OMAHA , NEB. , WKONJUSDAY MOUSING , OCTOBER 'JO , 1384. NO. 112
THK CiOSIKC CAHVAS8.
Blaice Readies NBW Yurk Upon His
Relnru From His Canysss ,
Six Weeks of Uuparallolod Popu
lar Greetings
And Mora than Five Hundred
Publio Addresses ,
Grandest Triumphal Tour Ever
Accorded au American
Speeches and Ovations of His Last
Day's ' Bidoi
Jtlulno Unbriitcu by IIU Gigantic
runiimlgti" I in mouse I'r ii.irfttlon
Ibfllie Clt.v's Demonsration !
Bli/VINK / IN MOW YOKK.
DlKOHAMl'TO.v , October liS. IJlaino and
party left Klmirn nt nine o'clock this morn-
inf. At Wnvcrly there wan a largo crowd.
lilaino spoke .brielly upon the illustration
nllorded by the state of Now York of the ben-
ciiU of n protective tariff , Ic waa raining
whea the train reaohod Oawcgo , but an im
mense * crowd welcomed him at the train.
151niuo8poko from a Hat car , nnd was received
in the usual enthusiastic manner. Hu spoke
of thu great growth of wealth of the stnta of
New York. Since 1804 eight hundred million
of dollars to six thousand thrco hundred mil
lion in 880 , nn increase much greater relat
ively than the iucreass of population , lie
said no intelligent man , democrat or republi
can , would deny that it was duo in a largo degree -
greo to the iulluencs of protection.
1II.A1NK 81'EAKS AT I'OUT . 'Alt\IH ,
Ni\v YORK , October 28. At Port Jnrvi > ,
lilalno addressed the crowd IB follows : "This
town is a center of railway industry , and I
want to call thu attention of thu railway men
who do mo the honor to listen to mo to the
fact that when the republican party came
into power in the nation there were not 80- ,
000 miles of railway in the country. That
was twenty-three years ago. There are now
nearly 120 000 miles , and the railway indus
try , not merely In capital employed In running
of trains , but the general employment of men
has increased In oven larger proportion than
four-fold the ratio of the mileage of roadt > .
IB there any man ho. o who doubts that that
outgrowth of the railway system of the
country is simply the accurate moistuo of the
growth of the industries of the country , in-
duitriea whoso growth was stimulated by pro.
toctivo tariff. I see before me men engaged
in various avocations , some of you in railway
business , some of you in manufactures and
eouao of you in farming , but there is not onu
of you whoso prosperity is not clfscted not
ono whoso fireside is not reached by the in
llnenco of protect ! fo tarilF. jMen upeak of tha
clly of Now York as interested iu free trndo
bec.uiio it is a great commercial inotrop-
olij. I might safely say that tlieio
nro ton men in the city of Now York whoso
bread depoi da materially upon protective
tariff to every one who depands uron free
trndu. Wo are in the habit of speaking of
commercial cities as though they had an in
terest nntng.mistio to the protective system
but Now York never had bo vast n commerce
us the has had since protective tariff his been
in full operation , und finco Lincoln was inaug
urated , tha exports from Now York have more
that doubled all that she had exported from
the time when the first Dutchman set fet on
Manhattan Inland down to ISul. [ Prolonged
cheering. ] I certainly would not
advocate the protective system if it
injured any of ths graat intarcsts of
th'j country , but thu fact H that thsro never
was a time when agriculture , manufactures ,
and commerce went forward so rapidly or
with so gieat results in any nati ) ii as in the
United States during the last twenty-three
years , under the operation of protective tariff. "
[ Cheers. ]
AT MIDDLETOX.
Elaine , in the course of IIH remarks , suid :
"I hayo just returned from a long tour through
tha great , prosperous states of the w st , of
Ohio , Michigan , Indiana , Illinois and Wise n-
sin , and everywhere I found tha republican
party united , strong and confident. I hope
that tint is its condition in Now York. "
AT I'ATTKIISON
There was an imminso multitude
awaiting the arrival of the train ,
certainly not lem than 40,000 persons.
NEW YOIUC CITY KKACIIKII.
A very short stop was undo at Hutherford
1'nrk and then , nt about 7 o'clock , the train
ran into the depot at Jersey City. T 10 ferry
company had pr ini'fld a special boat which
carried the pirty to tbo foot of Twentythiid
street , wheuca they were driven to tlio Fifth
Avenua hotel , where Mr. Klkins , Senator
Halpand IMaiuo'd wifa and daughter were
awaiting him.
A iiKHUiiB OK IILAINK'.S TJUH.
It U six. weeks since lilaina left Auginta.
Ja lint time 1m h.vi traveled by rail moro than
niiiu tliouauid miles and made from ten to
twenty p peaches per day. Hu ii In excellent
health and spirits , even hotter thau when hu
started. Thu run trom J'llmira ' ti-dny , 27-
inlleK , was ono of the longest made in any ono
day.
AT IIIKOIIAMTON' ,
15lNiHAMTON , N. Y. , October 28. The
erovvd aud enthuaiasm here was immense.
Waino , in a upsoch , paid a tribute to the
jiiumory of Daniel S Uicklnaon , u patriot ,
voked great i
if
i : JKi-oaiT , N. Y , , Octubur 2S. At Suuiuo-
iiaiiint , whera tha pr ncipal shipa of tha Krio
ro.id lira located , there wa ? a great crowd ,
principally workiugiiiau. IJlaino spoke b ielly
ol the btmnfits of the protective pulley to
American labor ,
IILAINB'H I > IIO AMMK TO-MOKUOW.
At lili 10 to-morrow lilalno will rucoivo a
coiuniition of ministers ut thu 1'ifth uvonuo
hotel ; witiiejs the ptr.ide in tao afternoon ,
and attend u Dulmonicu dmnur ia tha even-
1113.
! I IIK.Vnit.lOKS' DISIX > YA.I/rV.
Till : KNOUT OF TIIK (10I.IIK.V flllCt.K CANDIDATK
> ' 0ll TIIK VICK-1'ltK.SIDKXCV IIKPIMEHTO HIIAKK
IIANIM WITH A WOl'.SIJKI ) t'KDEIIAI. KOMIIKII ,
Vixrov Ia. , October 23. [ Special tele am
to tha Chicao Tribune. ] Tha Hon. A. J ,
Haker , repnlilicin candidate for attorney gon-
cral , In his speech in this plnco Ift t Satnnlny
night told the following incident :
"I was to-day In the ollico of Dr. L. C.
Illtho , of Ycift Springs. In the courto of our
comcrsation he told mo nu incident in rola-
lion to Thomn.i A. lloiidrick' ) that ir.ndp my
blood boil Dr. lllytho was a soldier in HIM
Union nrmv , nud wns snvcrely wounded Iu
battV. Ho came lumio on a fur
lough , nnd whllo nt homo wont
with hl father to Indianipoli * . Hi * father' *
sister wna th wife of Hmilrlcki' brolhnr , nnd
ttie families were focin'lylntimnto. ' While In
Iiulianapolii" they called nt Hendrlcks'ollice.
11 end ricks phonic the hand of the father , but
refuted that of the eon because ho were the
federal uniform. The young son Indignantly
tinned i nhU heel mid loft the ollico. After
ho wentout Hendrlcks said to the fanhor : 'Mr.
lUytliP , I should llkotolnvlto you to my house
to dinner , wlicro you nro always n welcome
guest ; but 1 cannot ask that boy to RO thnro
with you whllo ho wears that uniform. ' The
father curml Tom Ilondrlcks. and told him
that ho did not nor did his on desire to bu
entertained by a copperhead. "
The incident created ipdto r. sensation in
the audlenca and several Boldiera cried : "Wo
would rather hang him than vote for him. "
Tlio Trihuno correspondent after wards learned
that Dr. Ulytlia had told this same story to
soldier * when ho resided hero. Dr. lllytbo
was a Garticld elector in 1SSO.
i . \ 1 1 x i-i 1 1 1 AS r A ss i ox.
THK ( IHKAT 111IHII AQlTATOIl ASSAILS Till !
nOVKHNMENT WITH HOII ) AMI I'NSUASOXKII
ITNdK.VCV.
Following ia n rcsumo of I'arneH's speech
Monday night , briefly reported in yesterday's
lint ; in continuance of the drtbato on the do.
mnnd of the Irish members that tbo RO\ em
inent should order an inquiry into the
Mnamtrasna trial and execution * . The house
was crowded with members and others bavin <
the privilege of the floor , and the galleries
were crammed with spectators. Mr. I'aruell
wa in qood volcu nnd forw notwithstanding
his HliiCvH during the summer. His
whole speech was n passlouato
phillipplc against the British govern
ment for its misrule of Ireland. I In
-went out of liin way tloliherately aud tudi-
ously to insult everything Kngllsli th.it is con
nected with Ireland. Ho touched brletly upon
the revolting ec.indn.l8 that had been brought
home to certain Dub in castlu ptliclals , and
meered fit the government's anxiety to retain
in his exalted position that dear , good man ,
Karl Spencer , Vvho had winked at or condoned
those outrages by hii subordinates. There
were several interruptions of a personal nnd
malignant sort which made Mr. 1'arnell white
with anger. At such times ho was
compelled to piuso on account of the cheers
from the Liberal benches , but when ho made
a telling reply to the interrupter the counter-
cheers that arose from the Homo Hulera , both
on tbo iloor nnd in the galleries , were simply
terrific. Altogether the scene was almost unparalleled -
paralleled in the history of the Commons , and
it is admitted that Parnell's speech was the
finest over made since the 'Kilmninham
treaty" episode. Its immediate oflec1' , however -
over , is not advantageous to the Irieh causo.
It has simply confirmed the government in its
determination to refuse all inquiry into the
Maamtrasna caso. Thetorloi and whigs ba-
lievo that itwaa intcndeM to have this effect.
They say that Mr. I'amell placed himself in
the position of savage antagonism to the gov
ernment both for the sake of enchanting tVe
value of IIH following as n parliamentary bal
ance of power nnd to strengthen his own posi
tion at homo ,
in New York.
NEW YOIUC , October 18. Despite the rain
the HoiFman house was crowded with callere
on Governor Cleveland to-day , nmoiij ;
whom were ' State Controller Chapin , Silai
M. liurt , Gen. Shnler , Gen Varnsworth Col ,
.Tamos J. Fay , John C. Dolovan , JJr. 1' ,
tell , ch.iplain St. Barnabas church , Gen. M
D. Alercer.
MAUD
TWO HUNllllHD ANI ) TWENTY-KIVK FAMILIES K
VIIICIN1A , OUT Ob" WOHK A.NI
HUrrOUTKI ) 11V CHAIItTV ,
I'KTKKsiiL'iH ! , Va , October 23. A commit'
too of citizens supply two hundred and twen
tv-five famillei with thn necescaries of life ,
Funds have boon raised by entertainments
given for their benefit. Tlio families havi
been thrown out of employment by the shut ,
ting down of cotton mills in the city and vl
cinity , _
Snlvaiiiin in tlio IVniit'niiary.
SVIIACUSK , N. Y. , October 28. Six memben
of the Salvation Army were sent to the pen !
tontiary fiom the police court , for violatinf
the city ordinances.
TEST TOUR BAra&JpJEK TO-DAY
Ilraiula nil vert I KM I nsubsoluVly intro
THE TEST :
Mnroar/in / top down on n holhtovo until lientfnt.tnn
iiiixu thu eovuruiicl i- nit ; II. A clicmlht will nut bu ru
ioU to detect thu juoatmeo of ainiiionta ,
HOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA.
ITS IIIUI.lllri'LMiM'i ' IU8 NEVER BKIX < lltSriOX D
In n million IiomM fnr n qniirtcr of ( X century It Ijm
ttood tliu roiuiiniriii' rellnblu lift ,
THE TESTJFJHE OVEN ,
PRICK BAKING POWDER CO. ,
iUKKIUi Of
Dr , Price's ' SpBcial Flavoring Exlracts ,
7lie lrfntnlundflltluuuojD lur lnmork ii n , ol
Dr , Price's Lupulln Yeast Gem ?
For Light , llenltliy lln-ail , Tl.o llent Dry Hup
Vfu.t Iu tlio Wurl'l. '
FOR SALE BY GROCERS.
CHICAGO. - CT. LOUIS.
A KKBRASKA LYNCHING ,
Parlicnlars of a Big Double
Traserty in Cedar Conuiy ,
A Deputy Sheriff in thoDisohnrgo
of His Duty ,
Shot by a Ruffian Barricaded in a
House ,
An Infuriated Mob Captures the
Murderer
And Hangs Him in the Jail Yard
to a Post-
I'lio Olllcor No ! KXJICCUM ! to Il\i -Tli
's AiHCf ilcnla und SDIIIO
Itl'lllllllSCI'llCCS
THU TRACIOOY-
YANKTO.V , Dakota , October 28 A St.
Helena ( Nebraska ) stage driver brings meagre
: i.uticulars of a tragedy near St. llelotu yes
terday. John I'lallip ? , postmaster nt St ,
IIelom , mul deputy sherilf of Cedar county ,
attempted to arrest n D.uie , name unknown ,
'or burning n number of stacks of liny nn )
; raln. The D.ino barricaded himself nud Bhot
L'hillipj , who wns taken Lome in n dying
condition , A posse finally arrested the Dane
nnd hanged him to n tree.
A supplement issued by the Coleridge
[ Cedar county ) Sentinel , October Ufitli , gives
; lie following particulars of the tiagody :
About two o'clock this mwiincn mo conger
arrivedbringing word to Mn. Phillips that If
she wished toseo Capt. Phillips , her husband ,
nhve , ehe must hasten to his bedside. . Mrs.
P. is onu of the landladies nt the Coleridgu
House , nnd Capt. P is or wtm postmaster xt
3t. Helena , nnd deputy ohor IF of the eounty.
Ho Is nn old futtler , known far nml ido ns
i brave man having many friend' . It appears
from what we can gathnr which is limited at
Lhis date , that n Swiss man worked for Sherilf
Asbre of tbh county last fall , nnd had u spite
at Mr. Asbro , and nfter belli * away for somu
time , returned recently nnd burned , or nt-
tempted to burn , a lot of hay for htm. Capt.
Phillips , with nn assistant , W.IHOII his track all
day.yesterdny , nnd jtit > t in the evening rode
into a yard who u thu inun w.is eating Hiippur
in the house. The man ran to another fnnn ,
nud n number of phots were exchanged , The
man finally goined poxo3Bion uf the luaiso nnd
Capt. Pliillips nttemptml to arrest lilin nnd ho
said if Cnp. would como in ho would til r ren
der.
der.It
It had b'como dark , nnd the captain enter
ed , n lantern in ono hand mul u revolver in the
other , whn the villain shot him through the
bowels Thu pistol was so clcno th it thu blood
stains wera left on it Tha iiiing and cxcitu-
nieut had drawn n crowd , und the wiotch wa
badly used , being } nocki'd down with nliot-
gun and bound hand nnd f < : ot. Wu hear th.it
at oiia time tha slieriir of the county
had him in charge , but thvt he was taken
from him by fifteen determined men who
carried h in to St. Helena , and there ended
his earthly career by hanging him to n j vil
yard post. It is eaid I lint he c nfe < sed before
ho died that bo had murdered three other men
previous to this time.
Mr. John O. lireen , vyho returned to-day
from taking Mrs. Phillips up , nays th it tlu
captain is in u very critical comli'.lo'n nnd thai
the doctors think thu case about hopeles < . In
our regular issue next webK we Hiuill try to
give moru reliabla particul.ias. 'l'hi > occurrences -
ronces hero mentioned took plaoa about twii
milea from the Uuw Vnloy ! church.
TllK MUltDKlt.
From the Sioux City Journal.
The man who _ wni lynched worked for
SlicrilT Aebio during the biiminpr , and on nc-
count of Homu dilliculty wns diechargod. Hu
returned last week nnd net lire to home h.iy-
stncka on thu sheriff's farm. Deputy Sheiilt
Phillips got track of tlio man on FridHy even
ing in the Uow valley , couth of St. Helena.
There was n running fight , both the ollicer
nnd the incendiary empt > lug their revolvers
A family came out from their homo b-t-ido tin
road to seu the running 15.ht , and tlio incendi
ary took refngo in the house thus vacated.
The ollicer followed closu ufier , knowIng -
Ing that the man had fired HX idiot- ;
and naturally tmppcHing that hi'
revolver was empty. 15ut the man had quick
ly slipped three cartridges into his rnvolvur ,
and t.egun fho tiug as the ollicer c.-mo in nt
tlio door. Two bullets went over tlio ollicerV
shoulder. The third penetrated thn lower p.art
of tha ( ido , and is supposed to h.tvo loilged
Komowhero in the bowels. The bullet has not
yet been found. Tlio ollicer , wlio was MIII-
postd to bo djing MI Saturday , wa flightly
better on Sund.iy. mid that uvHinng theru WHS
n hope for rcc.vu-y. Tha murderous incoii-
diary , directly nfttr hu hud -licit tha ullicer ,
was luiocked down with n bliotim by ono oi
the mon who was with thu deputy nnd draff <
( Mit by the crowd , they huati g him whdo lit
was down. It wus then tuipposec
tlmt Mr. I'hilllps was dying The niiiu W.IH
taken to jail. Whether ho was lodged in ja 1
cannot bo aeceitiiue-l. At leart hu wn >
hiinged to u post in thu jail yard by tlm cit
/.ens very HOOII lifter the crowd brought him t <
St. Holena. The ronortor s iinubli ) to gel
thonumo of the lynched man. H-iinn - nccuuiiti
say that ho w.-n u JXuiu , others u Swiss. Km
i < there nt hand tiny particulars about the
hanging , only the simple fact tli.it thu IIMI
wn : hung ljy thu reck to n post In the jai
jnrd at Helena until duud ,
A KKSIINIH TNOK.
The tragedy of Friday night at St , Helem
will recall to old residents tin lynching o
Jnmo'on , nlla * Mclieath , ut that town on1 ;
H , 1871. On October 1 ! ) of the previous yi-ai
Henry Locke , a xinglo man , who lived i ulom
on his farm north of St , Helena , itt found
murdered. Ho h.vl ovidonUy butn killed will
liisownux. As thn table in his cibinva :
set with dlsheu fur two , it was Hinmlsei
that the murderer wau a gucht who had beet
entertuinod by Mr. l.ucku the pniviou.-
iilcht , A trace of the man wn found , bin
nfterwnrds lost nppnrontly. On May fi fol
lowing John M. McUnnald , then deputy
thtrilf , iir/tHted u man who wai working era
a farm near Omulia under the nuinn of .lelii
MclSentH Tlio imin bad , the provlou-i win
ter , woiked nt wlut it now Nairn'tt mill , li
Jjikoport towjibhip , this county , and then
formed thu acquaintance of a woman , am
through this woman thu nddrms of th imir
( hirer wan obtained. Molioath was lodged u
jail in this city on Ids way to Cedar o unty ,
It wax understood thui that his trial then
would bo in Judgo,3.ynch > c-xirt On tlir
niglit ho WAS crosnd from \nnkton to Cedar
county ho took omo polsin which ho had
secreted on hU penoc , but it w. nu over.
dose nml only made him tick. AtSt llolrnn.
on Mny llth , tlio citlwiis quietly but deci
dedly took the prisoner from the sborilf.
Ho nsked that n ririost bo sent for , nnd men
went rovornl tulles to tlio Imme of n priest and
liroiiRlit him A vote was Ukenmul every clt-
? in vot'il for hanging. After rceoivliig the
list cervices of thd rox'frcnd clergyman , Me-
lienlh miule. n Cconfession. He had killed n
man in Kentucky , but that w.is nn ncddcnt.
Ivnlistlng under the nnmo of Jameaon ho had
oiled n mail nt Fort lluford ; cjmo down
.ho river on the steamer Peninah ; left
lie boat n little nboxe Vankt.ni , nnd
ramping ncrojs the country bad stopp-d for
.lie nii ht nt Locko'a CRblu. i , neke had eutor-
.ainiHl him nnd the followiiiR innrnlng < the
, wo were wnlkitnr , Lrckc carrj ing nn nxoto
cut nome wood In tha timiirr. ho had tnkon
.ho nxo nnd killed I.ooko. The only iluuder
in got from hU victim WAR an old watch nnd
81.5(1 ( In money. After his confession Me-
Do.ith wns plnccd in Kwng"ii. driven under n
Iron , thn rope ndjuitod on bis neck nud thn
wngon driven on. When necessary the St
llelonn ueoplo nio addicted to brief terms of
hulgo Lynch's court.
UltlTISH
THK C1IAMUK1IUN CKNSUUK.
LONDON , October " 8. In the house of
ODtmnons to-day Loid Itnndolph Churchill
; ave notice that ho would otfer nn amendment
, o th'j nddrcss In reply to the speech from the
throne censuring the Plight Hon. Joseph
Chamborlin , prosldont of the board of trade ,
or in Ring by his ipocchei Interference with
recdom of political discussion nnd justifying
lot nnd disorder. t
( II.AISTONK ANnJllUSlI IMrilfllKNl'K.
l.ns'DON , October " 8 In llm commocfl
( iladstouo spoke in strong disapprobation of
ha Irish members fcr their strictures onKatl
! ] > cncer , lord li-utonaut of Trel.iud. The
rish ineinbeni interrjuptml him repeatedly ,
nnd ho expressed his r Rrot thit they did not
conduct their oporatipns with morn prudence
and right feeling. '
UI.ADSTONK AOAIN8TTHK MAAMTUAKNA 1NQUIIIY.
LONDON , October 28. In the commotn to-
lay , Gladstone expressed n hope that the
louse would refiiflo to grant the proposed in-
uiry into the M.aamtrasnn trials.
Irolaiul A niimtiilic Covcnimont.
DUIIUK , October 2 % The Iriili Times says :
Hie Parnollitoa members of the commons ro-
olvcd to vota azainst the government on the
raiiclilse bill. Thomunlcipil nuthurltioi of
.imerlck decided to persist iu their -ofusal to
i.iy the tax assessed for extra police forco.
xcittiinnnt prevails. It is expected that cor-
ain metnbera of the corporation will bo nr
rested.
_
KNGIj/VNI / > IN KQYl'T.
CAIKO , October 28. A heavy division (
mounted infantry arrived at Assoutnn , It i :
rumored hero that Khartoum Is In the hnndi
of the rebels. _ The Rovormnent has hoari
nothing of the kind.
WOI.SKLV'rt ADVANCK.
CAIUO , October 28. Wolsely to-day reached
some distance south of Wady Haifa
Quarrel In Morocco.
I'AIIIS , October 29' The Knglish author- !
ies of Morocco are | accuaed of inciting tin
, hoerof ngnin t the Fjrench journals urre tin
overnnient to takoj energetic mensnros. II
IK reported an iron-chul wai ordered fron
Toulon to T-iupienTto act for the protectloi
of the French interoitj.
Storm on tllyiiriiisli Const.
I.o.N'DON , October ! . ' ! ) . A violent storm pro
valhdhoro last night and to-dny. House
wcrn demolished at Shields Voxels in tin
tllydo were driven from their mo rings am
m my wrecks nro r < ) | > orted nlong the const
Four vessel wera driven nshoro elf Greenoclt
Thu steamer from Lisbon for Cardiff and i
German cruiser were wrecked. Uoth irowi
weru saved ,
ii vrtON ON TIIK
THK NKW I'OHTMAHTEIl ( IKNKHAL COMMKN'TH O !
TUB IlKl'Ullt.ICAN ASSUHANOU 01' SL'Ct'ESS.
Special telegram to TIIH UKE.
UIIIOAOO , October iS. Frnnk Hnlton , post
master general , an i veil ut the Grand Pncifn
ttils inorniiiK from U'ashingt"ii , wltn ColV
It. I homjiHon , Btiperintemleiit of thn raitw.-i ;
mail H"rvica Hatton naid that ho was on bli
way to Iowa , "hilu Col. Thompson was un
route for M ! ( hipaii , The pobtmaHter genera
begged to bo oxciiKrd from talking politics ii
ilntiil , but while nut winbing to enter into ;
discussion of ilia situation lie nald that thing
looked very favuraMofrom n reimblican Htand
point.
\V. < ' . T. IT.
Sr. Louis , October 28.Tho e.\ecntivo com
n.iltuo of the Womau'd Chrib i in Temper.iife
union bavu IMCII In secret Hessiou all dny
Tliu m .tier of changing headquarters fron
Now York to Chicago was deferred until hit
year.
Causes Its victims to bo miserable , hopeless ,
confused , anil depressed in mind , very Irrita
ble , languid , and drowsy. It Is a disease
which docs not get well of ItserT. It requires
careful , persistent attention , and a remedy to
throw oil the causes and tone up the dlges.
tlvo organs till they perform their duties
willingly. Hood's Barsaparllla has proven
Just the required remedy In hundreds of cases.
" I have taken Hood's Harsaparllla for dys
pepsia , from which J bavo hullercd two years.
1 tried many other medicines , but none proved
FO Hatlsfactory ns Hood's fiarsapariila. "
TJIOMAH COOK , llrnsh I'.lcctrlu Lluht Co. ,
New York City.
Sick Headache
"For the past two years I'havo licrn
ufllletedvllh ncvero headaches ami ilyspeji-
sl.i. J was Indiiei'd to try Hood's Har.sapa-
illla , ami Iiavo fwmd ( treat relief. 1 cheerfully -
fully recommend It to all. " Jilts. U. 1' .
AN.NAIII.I ; , New Havn , Conn.
Mrs. Mary C. Hinlth , CambrldKeporl , Mass. ,
was aHiiircier from dyspepsia ami nick bead-
acho. film took Hood's Bar aiarlllii | and
found It the best remedy iho ever used.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Hold by all druggists. 81 ! nix f r$5. JIado
/inly / by C. 1. HOOD & CO , , Lowell , Mass.
VOQ Doses Ono Dollar.
GENERAL POLITICS ,
Holes from all Points on ttic
CampaisLi ) ,
Olovoland Bids His Farowcll to
Now York Oity ,
Criminal Fraudulenoy of the Oki-
cage Douioorats ,
The "Blind" Howl liaised About
Republican Marshals ,
Jrand Republican Rally at Dos
Moines , lown ,
Homo Savory rarnKrnplis on Gittvcr
Clovolnml Woman's Vcrdlvt
I HKI.Americans | Ktu ,
CtiKVI'Ui/YNI / > IN NHW YOltlt.
Niw : YOHK , October 'JS. Clovolnml rose nt
Rht , and breakfasted \vlth his private cocro-
and Uoncral Variicmvotth. From ! ) n. m.
till Into in tlio nftornoon ho locolvuil ciillorit ,
unonR whom were Samuel .1. Itntulnll , Win.
It. llarnum. Satiator Jlcl'liornon , liov. Tims.
T. Ducy , Kuv. Dr. Downs , of Kdinallocklre- ,
and , mid Hov. Father O'Donnell.
UKVlKWlNll TUB tCATIOVAI. ( H'AItll.
The first nml nt'coiul divitdnnnoC the national
Niard were reviewed byCinvcrnor Cleveland
; hii afternoon from n Btniul erected on Mucli
aon fqunro. On the stunil with the governor
were lienor.ilfl Christianaon , Hlialor , J'arnes.
worth olid stair * , Mayor Stone and n numhor
> f ether military mon , The following regi
ment * paraded : the Seventh , Klglitli , Ninth ,
Kloventli , Twelfth Twonty'fiocoml , Sixty
ninth. Sevcnty-lintl , nnd flint nnd second bat
teries of artillery. Tim Brooklyn organix * .
tlonn were the Third battery , Thirteenth lieg-
itnont , Fourteenth Seventeenth , Twenty
Lhird , Tliirty-soconil nud Portysocond ,
NKW YOHK , October 28. At i ! p. m. , It w.m
fltill uncertain whether the review would oc
cur , Cleveland being unwilling to subject the
nlllcors and mon to Uo discomforts nttondAiit
upon n public itarndo in n ruin storm. Adju
tant General 1' ' arnaworth , lioueral'lhalor aud
othorolliceiH of the National Ruards , were in
consultation with the governor nt thu llolf-
man houau throughout the nftornoou nnd
mounted orderlies were in attendance to con
vey the linnl orders to the various regiment * .
Those of first division of the liUd , llth , Dili ,
12th , 7th , 8th , 09th , untl Viet , with
two batteries of artillery were waiting
orders in their armories. 'lh" second diviHion
company , the IJrooklyn rfgimeuta of the Kith ,
of whicli Henry Wnril ik-echer U chaplnin ,
1-lth. L'ltrd , I2nd ! nnd17th , nnd n battery of
artillery had nriived nnd were hold awaiting
getting n thorough wetting. The
vicinity of the reviewing ntnml , nuiir tlio
\Vurtli momiment , was crowded with fpecta-
torn with umbrellas hoisted Thu rain having
Rnmowhat moderated , definite orders word
issued for tlio review. Notwithstanding the
rnin , both nidos of the street through whicli
the procession piuaeil wtro thickly lined Jwitli
mon nml women , who stood until all the regl-
menti had piihsed. For nil hour before tin
time appointed for the nmrcli of UK
the column thu vicinity of the gram !
fitnnd was packed with people
, It wna ten minute * past four when the gov
oriior , in an open bnroncho drawn by linn
white horses , reached thu titand. He was nc
uompanled by Adjt. Cen. Ii'anmworth In fid
uniform The stand wns comfortably filled
cjming the rnviow. He xtnod from -\\'i \ : \ to 5K
p. m. without nn umbrella , in tlio rnin , lift ! ) p
iiiH soaked hut In reapoiiHo toenliitea mid ngnin
nt the CulorH of tlio respective regiment *
passed. After the nil. . unit bud pained , n dear
enlng volley of cheers wan given ! r ( iovnrnoi
Cleveland , and he returned to tlio Holfmui !
house.
HOMBWAIID HOUND.
Governor Cleveland nnd his stall were on
tertuined nfter the review by Major-Genera
Shiilo nnd Hi. If in the HnOmtui housu. Tin
irovemor loft tin ) liotol in time tot > kothi
truiii for Albany , leaving thu Grand Centra
depot at ! ) p. in.
KLKCTIO.N OUTUAGICS.
TIII : IIKMOUUATIU II.ICTION : : JIIDQKH MAINTAIN
Till : I'OU.H IN l > IMIIlrUTAIIl.K : IJL'AUTKIIH-
TWO AitiiKsrii : > .
Special telegram to Till ! lhn.
CIIKIAOO , October 28 , The duuiocrnlli
judge * of election ti.'ivo begun their HorieH o
fiandaliore , by which they not onlyliopo ti
cur y the city , but with It thu litiilo also. Tin
county board . ppointed all democrats at
judges and located thn polling places in the
muni dfhreputnliln ( [ iturtorH , Among them ,
thut of thu Mint piodnct , Kiwi ward , win in
the rear of n gambling house in nn alley.
The republicans objected nml they
elmiRod the number of tlrm , including
this one.1. NovorthclcHD , the judges t'-diiy
went to the o d p'nco in the itlluy to conduct
registration , whllo the ropubllo .11 voters , who
wore not given tha tip , were hunting around
the regular polling pliices. 'J'/io / matter wau
hro'iuht ' to thu nttcnthm ( if the nuthorltiet
nud tlio unfaithful bulges won ) .arro.-tml nml
t ikon bcforo thu United iStatCH coiiiiuicrti.ner
anil held to I ) ill. An foon HH t'luy ' got out ,
howevur , they r. Hium'd their villainous work ,
Their nnmoH nro 1'Vnnk Huirin ami ( luorgi
MtKCott ,
Till ! TKIIIIOIII/.I.S'II IIL'IIAIIOO OF AltMKII IIKI'UII
I.IOA MAIWIIAIX KOIl KI.KTO.S IIAV HK1
AI'LOAT 11V UIIICA0lKSIOiltAlH ( ! ; 10 t'AUHIl
IIIOI' .
telegram to the ItKH.
Cilliuuo , October 8. "I Iiavo jioiltlvo in
forinution , " said Kdwln Ji. Hudlli , secretary
of the iiileiondoiit ( ] republican commlttou ,
this morning , "that llm deputy marthals now
upp lintod by Miimh.il .loties are to In
tinned with bull-dog reviilverinml that m
i ll'nit to leprndnco ilia Hcenen in Cincinnati 1
to be made. 1 know that thu. < u revnlverx an
alrcmdy in xtoru mady for 1110 on November
Ith. "
Mr. Hmitb lefined to my wliorc they worn
minuted , but hi ) imliuulvd a piKitivo knowl
uilgothut luvolveiH weiu there , und that thuj
were g'ing to bu used , Mirnlud .lmin hu
Ix'comu tiled of ttliswuilng iii'Nliiii8 | ( ( relativ
11 the upjiointinent of inur < luU , und whuthu
th y are to bo tinned ,
" 1 am doing just as I pleono , " ho mid UIH
mornlnjr , "mid 1 ctnn't Inttnil to nllnw nny
demner.U todictatn iny duty to mAre ( \ "
' Are ynn Appointing I'oputy ' innrtliAM"
"vp , I nm nppointing thnrn. If I hnd not
bpgmi n week naro 1 nlioiild novcr llnlih the
tn k by olrclion day. 1 hnvo been nskod to
Rlvn out thrlr name ! ' , but I nhall not do so un
til the mon nro nil appointed. "
' In it Into tliAtjrntilmvo n store of revolvers
ie dy todittiibutfV
Mr. .lonos' Indignation expressed itself in n
serie of loud ovphiMon * .
' If thn dcmncrnls keep thia thing up. " ho
n'id tlnally , "wo shall ln\o wnr in Clncngo.
1 he democrats nrn doing thl * . They hnvo
got citlzoiM Into n condition of nervoni ox-
tltement that needs only n little breozn to fan
it into n Ibximi Thu Is eriminnl. It li out-
rngeom. Without knowing mv intentloiif ,
hey have imput-d to mt motives which 1
mvn never enlritnmed. If them is trouble on
lection dny , the demr.ernts will bo to blame. "
MAIItllAI. JONES T rilK llUHfOlrt ) C1.VII ,
A committed of the Irequolscluh had n long
ntervlew with Mamhal .lone * this afternoon
m the subject nnd put < ueatiomi to him n * to
ho nmnber ho intruded to appoint , whether
10 wouhl arm them , nrd whether ho would
nppolnt nny democrat * . Homadon poiillvo
tatement , however , that ho would not com-
u. nil his doi ) < ties to go nrmed , nnd raid hu
vould tell ttiu memhers of the eommitleo next
Phursday whether or nut ho would appoint
my democrat * .
TI1K ( IllANDKST HKMOKSVI1ATIO.V IN TUB HIM
1'OIIY 0V1 IOWA Jl'IMIK TllUllnrON I'llKS-
KNT.
DM MOISKH , la. , October 28. The ropub-
Icnns hold the gr.tmloit rally In the h'story of
.ho state hero nnd the
to-dny , torchlight pro-
castlnn win ooncoded by both domoor.ita nnd
t'pnbilcnus to bo thu largest ever wltnp sed In
.own. Speeches were luiulo by .ludgn Thur -
,011 , , of Oiunlii , Hon. Jm > , Drenniui , of Sioux
> ity , nml Solon Uhnno , of Matno. A novel
ivituro of the parndo wui six mnrching clubs
) f young ladles in uniforms with loiches.
I'liuy numbered between two nnd threehim -
Iroil.
Iroil."A
"A HOOIAIi HI
A WOSfAS'H OI'INION Ol' IIIIOVKIl CI.KVKWNM ) .
MOUNT Koiticsr , Cook , Co. , III. , October 21.
[ ICdilor Now York Sun. ] The snpiMirt ol
nu ncknowlcdgod Hbertino and seducer for tlir
ollicoof prosilentls moru thnn nstoumliiiK. A
man nho has wantonly dollied manhood ,
tuthlctly InnultiHl womanhood , nnd criminally
Incurred n fatherhood that In a citrso to his
child , is not n proper candidate foe presi 'ent
: > f these United Status. The Nation says :
"it wns not the Intention of thuconititntion
that ho [ the President ] eliould bo n model for
youth or n moral tonchor or anything of that
tort , but n man competent to discunrgo cer-
. .ilnlwell-deliued funcll ill.1
Suppose thu Nation knowa "tlio Intention
cf the constitution" in this regard , what is
.li.it to the moral nnd social requirements of
to-dny ? The l residential mansion In n national
social canter. It would bu impossible to loath
youth nny distinction between a president
who is "n mini competent to discharge certain
well-defined functions" nnd tx president who is
lost of the nation , nnd who represents this
imoplo in conrtosiot to nil ether nations.
Would nn outrun o to the Whitollonso cleanse
him nnd make him n litter associate for decent
men nnd women than ho is in private Ufa tin-
lor the black shadow of his disgraceful con
duct ?
Thu strength of n peopla In in homo virtue.
The constitution nn-l its frnmerH did not deal
with the personal character of n posublo chlel
magistrate. Tills Is the duty of the people
who elect him , nnd who either honor or dls-
grace tbeniHoU es by their cholco. I las Ameri
can civlli/.ation come to this that n oi in
reprobate shall receive 1U highest award
That It 1 pusaiblo for any portion of thu presser
or for n great political party to justify Bticl
exultation of unrlghtonntness is a hmmllatiii |
and Blgnllicnnt fixot. It nhown a dangeroni
Inck of Bound morals nt thofouutnlnof nutiomi
lifu , the homo. It points to social degeneracy
that is perilous , and to its root nn unoqiia
code of morn Ity for the sexes.
v > hat n loflsnn for the sons of his country
that n man who ban no homo , who diehonmi
manhood nnd ptternlty by ehikrlng Ills duty a :
a fulhor , nnd who robs thu Innocent child o
his locality nnd good standing , ahull bo put a1
the head of this great republic !
No thinking man can claim to rospec1
wonmnhojd and the mother whojboro him am
vote for Hiich n man n * ( i rover Cluv- land ,
Such n vote Hgnllios either nn entire disregnn
or want of comprohouHiou of n just respoit.foi
womankind ,
Integrity nnd virtue nro a throiijh-aud-
through qualities , und n person who ia void ol
theco In ono direction cannot bo counted on
for loyality to any principles. A u.nn whc
bntnn H Ilia trust of woman , nnd who consort !
with his peers in vice , In not thu person to IM
trusted with high responsibilities.
Thorn is in tlio domocntic nominee no ipinl
ificntion for the presidency Why * h < mld ra
Hiectnbliciti/ | , then , smirch tliein'clves t.j
voting for him ? Are there not diuiRcrnni
sefdsof diu.iy in the body politic when a can
didate for the presidency can bu icitalnei
WIOHO | private lifu in n shnine nnd whoso mil ]
claim for BUlirngu m that ho belongs to i
partjY
A mei i nin homoa and nurnoricH nceil a uov
RyHtem of education to remove the possibility
of degenurujy und drcav In our national fab
rif. Ijt'CINIU It. ClIANDI.KIt
President of tliu Mend IMucation Kccioly
KTOHICY'H MiiItS. :
Till : IIRI.ATIVEH OK THIS 1IKAI ) KDIIOIl rlOIITI.M
t.lKK1IVBNAH OVKH IIIH KSTATK HTOHKV'l
KUNKHAI. TIIUItHHAV ,
Special tolegrnm to tlio HKIC :
ClIIOAOO , October 2H. Storoy'd fnnornl wil
take placn ThurHday morning at 11 o'clocl
from his late residence. . Regarding the dijpo
Bitlou of thu oditor'd estntu , connorvator 1'at
UTSDII lefiiHod to Hpenlc , Mr. Lyman Tnim
bull who was engaged in the recent litigation
wtii ' ( jimlly rotlcent. Mr. I'attorHonV. \ . C
Goudy nml Mr. Anilerion had n conference u
thu Times ollicu this morning nud it was mi
dcrstooil that they weru unanimous in tin
bullif that no t > toi > H In the nutter nhould b
taken by nny of tin heits until sullicient Urn
bad elnpsrd after thn funeral. The will wil
bn probated nnd application inndo for the np
polntmi'nt of an ndmlnlntrator in thn perso :
of Mr. Patterson. AH conservnt r , Mr. 1'at
tor-oil will continue to liuvo charge of th
property , until Homo linnl action Is taken
l.itigiiticn will no doubt bu thu result ,
MtlSII-AIMIIIlK'ANS.
lUISII DKSIOfllAW IN CIIIL'ACO IIAI.I.YINO T
TIIK III.AINB AMI I.OOAN HTAXHAKU.
Special 'J'elegram to TlIK llKK.
OiiiUAiio , October 23. Notwithstanding tli
late prosunco hero of McSwoenuy nnd Mr
I'linnill , b opghton for thu idtrponftrf Btoail ;
Ing thu wavering fames o > tlin lii h domoi
. rauy , they nrn going ever to H ninu insli'ali '
I Thu Cook county ( minocrtia clu i spent men
I of Its ( tension tn.night in expelling Irialime
' who hud gone ov r to the republicans.
BEEF , BACOH AND BREAD.
Yards anil on
The General Oattlo Market Slov/-
and Weak ,
Hogs Fnirly AotiV : = ( rith a Weak
ening ( S 10 ,
Wheat Mani esfe 'coble ' Symp-
toino ot Gaii | ? Strength ,
Corn a Little Sfr jor But to Poor
Tnfe IE : ,
_ } * - _
OalM Hiihiiln Jlondnj's Vllnlil ) Ujo
I-H SlrctiBlll I'rovlslonn l-'ali-ly
Aotlvo mid Slcaily ,
CMICACO lAKKBTS.
I'ATTI.r.
Special Telegram to TIIK HEP. .
ClllL'.vuo , October iS. ! ThoM were lG."fcari
of western and M ! ) cars of TCN-IIIF , mostly
from Kansas City , nnionif tha frnih receipts.
The general marKet was alow nnd weak , with
a tendency toward n wharp decline for evury-
tlnng mi the list. There were no really prime
natives and the sales may bo cpioted at from
Ii 80 to 7 10 or thereabout * . Thoru were
ilonty of second claix natives that nro nolling
, t from t ) GO to 0 " 5 , while common t ) fair
itcers may bo quoted nt from 5 00 to 5 75.
L'hero nro a class of low prndn nntlvo etoerrt
.hat nro shipped In hero for fat cittlo , but
.hey nro only nboiit St for feeders and cell
> rounu about I HO to 4 87J. Stockers and
'i-edcrw are dull nnd lower than last week.
rViimng the natives now arriving are n largo
number of cows , holfers and other low grndo
native stock for which there is n steady do-
tmud nnd at prices that ought to make money
'or the chipper , provided they nro bought
ight. J''nt ' cowfl aru making from
i 1 ! ) to 3 75 , nnd fat heifers from
I 7fi to1 215. Good to choice , 1,200'a 1,350Ib ? ,
i7fi@ ' ' 10 ; coinmcnto fnir , l.OOOQl.'iOJlba ,
10@C10. 8nles-fi7 Colorado , 1,071) , ! IB ;
.08 Wyoming , 1.1- ! ) , 4 15 ; 23 Tcxntm , 'JTG ,
li52JcowH , 801 , 340 : IB bulls 1,241,250 , ;
2(10 ( Wyoming , 1'JlH , 4 75 ; 28-1 Texans , 087 ,
70.
HOGM.
The general market wns fairly active , open-
ng strong nnd closing rather weak , nnd on an
iVcrngo strong nnd 5c lower thnn at the open-
ng , Jlongh and common packerj cold nronnd
, bout 4 254 40 , nnd best packers nt 4 50 ®
00 nnd thereabout ! ! . Heavy made 4 ttf@
75 , nnd fancy assorted heavy cold nt 4 80@
87i : packing and shipping. 230@3l-5 lb. ,
tlOti ! t UO ; light 1M@216 lb. , 4 004 CO.
IIKTrRIl I'KKLINO ON' 'CHASllK.
Thnro was only n fair activity on 'changa to
day , but the course of values was generally
upward nnd Urn market showed f.iir strength
all through tlio HcMslnn , a better feeling
coming largely from late c-ibloa and good
pccnlntivo demand
WIIKAT
opened steady nt subatantinlly yesterday' *
TigurcH , nnd during tbo In at hour or BO
dumped nil n few iniintH ng much for want of
support ns fiom nny other cause. Later it
improved about Ic on n finaller increase in
the viaiblo aupp y statement 1 y 1,000,000 bush
els to 1,500,010 bnnhols than had been figured
out by local gunners nnd from 11 till 1 o clock
ruled quite strong. Now York wns strong ,
with good export inquiry , and thn continent
llrm on wheat. There wns moderate inquiry
for No. 2 tpriug at 7l37 'oThu trading ,
ns for weeks past , was confined to the local
crowd. To-morrow'a receipts are estimated
nt 300 cars.
COBN
chowcd very few if nny new cr intercslinir
loints , the pit lining half deserted , the bulk
f tlio time The opening was jc to jjc lower
nnd the feeling coireapoudingly ( osier. The
range in prices waa only fie while the general
tone of the market was about the same aa in
.vlieat , from which it took IU cue. Cash sold
, t 'll.i/illlc } ( , closing about the uutside.
OATS
jpeiiod unchanged from yentorday and kept
ip very ntrongall through the morning session
with Iliictuntions uanfinod to narrow limits.
Mioiit all oirerintjH of the May option were
taken at 2Jia ! ) Ttventy-Hvo thousand bushels
changed lunds at this figure. Ca h Bold at
15o | for regular.
H VK
luict and steady early , but easing oil later.
No. 2 fold from .r > 'o down tolie : for seller
nonth with Novumbur nominally jC discount.
I'IKIVISIO.NH
fairly active , steady and generally improved ,
over opening quotations.
ARS 110 US
RYINCTO HOLD DOWN
ARLDAKItlQPOWr . _ .
ITAMDOUIIDTOni ! tt/
PURE CREAIVJ TARTAR.
S1OOO. Given
iralnmorunyln nrlons jtatuiicmciiH bo found
In AndrowH11 .arlHal ; lnR Powder. Is } * > *
tlvi-lypURE. lielniei nionted.niiiltMtlmonliib
R'l'elveUTruin MI 'Imheir dstaniiH. UaniillnyH.Uos-
lon ; M. Jl lafoii uli.c , ( ifClilniKO ; and Guttavu
liuile , Mlh.ank , , . No'orsoldin bulk.
c. n ANC REWS & co.
M Ijiku Kt. ' n eST iS'J it ii'Jl K. Water St , '