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DAILY. JtSr H T VOU WANT. I . .....tniiinneyorstAntpawlU t'!L s",."eUly BAST OHKOON l "V. I anv ront will ltlty t'ntrotis of tho ltnlljr or fciiil-'Wukly' HAST OlllUlONIAN own freely nmko tiso of Mm KAMI OltKOONIAN library when, over they mi tli'nlio. The public nro cnr il hilly lu Itrtl to tlslt tlienlllce whenever no Inclined. KT.KrOIKaONIAKIbr the Ruth of ""'""y""1"- PENDLETON, UMATILLA COW OREGON, MONDAY", f UNE 18, 1888. NO. 92. Leezer & Kuebler, EOfiGIST -rjtn l moit complete stock of t:. Medicines CHEMICALS, let & Fancy Articles In Eastern Oregon. m US A CALL. iin Block - Pen'"n IDENTS WILL HAPPEN I ItihiDixn every iiny.nnu when one lipM'wyou.you will wish tlml I " tun were insured In thn lYELERS INSURANCE GOMP'Y, LtuvrLKRg' rwouiven uro sutllcle nt to i m ih ino.t enormous in am of i.tMt.tfn nmi ml roml una stonm- I. -i. I. uli run lirlnir 1111011 II. l'av all LflllKiuluixuiuni, iiiiiiiciiiuieiy upon ;olMIfitrlnry iiroof. Nan Forfeiture lectin III u policies. illions of Auels. Two Millions o! Suiplus. POUCY HOLUEIlf,St,000,000, Glopton & Jackson, Resident Agents, Cinln Lullilhur, l'entlleon, or. eat Rock Island ERT LEA ROUTES. I snl popular lino In connection I fttrtherii Pnrlfln Italltvnv khal and Minneapolis llitl'iintl the Kant. MtUalsnnit thn Month. ITilKsMoliieM, Leavenworth IAtrhlsoii unit Kttuxttt City Oalv Line H"""e.?'ll?'l''..,!'. MeJbliil!,, Leavenworth und Kmim CltHAMI ALL 1'OIMTH KANT. imn ralaee altenlna and tuhtce Dining Cars! PWtiU llimuirh Kx ores Trains nn i ifvf 111. tiV nil ninnnilliii. MiHivmu IlmBwtlonimaJv lii union depots. ' YJ information teirniillni; rates, mnps, V. i1"'!-"! I'lfi'iii n lll.-lj.jl, Hrthern I'lirlfli. Ifnllunv i'm. ,wto w r. Al.l.mC'AV. Tlrkrt o ilt.O. It. ,t V, Co , i'Uitelnn. Ori'L'iui. IIUH. KKXKItV, Urn. Auent, ut.m,ion hi., - . Portland, Ore. I HOI.nrtuntr iHiii, m, P- llUYll. on.T.nnJ I' Am, M, ,v Hi. I Il'y. .Mlniienpniu .Minn, .Hansford&Go. Dealer tu fan and. Tinware POMPS AND PIPE. NBING Promptly Cno. ,wti!ekt,i.i:ni)i.kton. h"Mth DUhllo luilo. I.. . IWtm i-MiMimi,p I. .illll'llt'U I.OUOH DIltKCTOKY. PENDLKTON Oil APTKU NO. 2.1, It. A. M. iCit'.,i"ini,iM1". Miidnnlo Tctnplo on llio ".n'.tn.rul t.Mlrtt 1 rlttii.VH of ouch mouth, ut 7:.T0 O'clock. J. . UUSltKK, It. I'.j I". 1). CLOITO.N, Hecrctnry. ' KUNZtK I.ODGIUNu". Rl. A. V. A A. M. Jtocton thn nccoinl unci fourth Mon iiiiyn of cuch month, m 7:30 o'clock, if. J. IIkan, , M.; , K. 1'otwink, Hccrotury. pKNDfjKTOK t.OI OK NO. M, A. F. A A.M. I Meeu i n tlio Mimonlo Teinplo on tho llEl1 I"."' ,iur.' MoniliiSH of chcIi month nt 7S!0 o'clock. T. J. Million. W. m.s it. At., K.XAMiKii.Hoorulnrv V L 1,01)0 K NO. Ill, . 0. U. W. Mcetn OVery TllUrkdllV ll u it lit I in Kmrlnn 'liinrt 1, il-u iiciiiiik. .1. 1 I.VA.ITIIll. M W.; K V, Tukti, ltcctirtler. Ifoti I7UKKKA. 1,01)0 K NO. 32. I. O. O. K. Meet ... X ':yr' WntnMiiy evenlliff nt7i3J o'clock. 1. J. Million, N.U.j E. k. Himron, Hecrctnry. TT MATM.A KNOAMI'MKNT NO. 17, 1. O KJ II. I. Aln.I. ntl llin .nnnml tiinl In.t TlinrmliiyK uf mich month, nt 7i30 o'clock. IMT I.IVK115IOI1K, u, r.J K, B. HIIAItON,Hcrlbtf. JAUMNK IIF,HKC0 f.OI)OKNo. 13, I. O. ii. r. .mi el Hit) first nna thlrU Thurii. s of each month. any IT All M ON Y I.OnOK NO. 21, K. OV V, my e :.fc.;( AMON I.OIHJH NO. I. IC. Met In '"Mil i'Vllmvn' 1 fill I pviirvrimi liny pvvr.lmr nt 7:30 o'clock. .1. (!. I.kahiiiiv. C.C.; C.J. W1IITAKKU.K. Of 11.11 11(1 K. Ill' Mk.iI. In Oilll l-'l l ll's' Hull rvrrv U'n. lno.it, i v ovonll if ill 7i.1il ii'.'lnok. M. Mniiiiiir in f wAiir iui.li, l. il l(. illlll n. idaway Hot Sprinas. 11 Ml'Jifi. ,, i rupririor. wnt.Vn9. ''wu'lhUly Mtuntcl In lfSl3?'r..Brt will be open for tho tumn J,." "I14 er July Ut.mul b;rthn vUli ,h 'NO count "uoneto make Buet comfortu. Tofms Reasonable. 5 SCOTT . . prort. ARTIES ! ttUaJ n V 1 lro,u Kute iclte fist r " tue. by u- ffBAHT L CUTTING RIUSD, OnKOON. "EaiEi A SFEC1AI.TV r'lllln. .1 . uiie ou CoiUTUilon ,1V Wli'-clnr'K Hnllewry I'DMT. O. A. It., mpcla nt . H. VlVil.b. flillllilfiltil.ip. .1 U llnioitw , --...., u.. .. .i.v. , w. ... injlin,.. .ujiuiliir Notary and Corporation Seals, In Puncllotbn, FOR ONLY FIVE DOLLARS EACH, Tlio tunnl prlco for soalu mmln by other irliu, In I'orttnnit or llio Kui In from S6.W o 7,(M, with exprrn rhorjes fuJcd. If you nrtil nticnl,aoiulyouronlor lo us, tt vl nvo from W.i 0 to $3. CO thereby. East Oregonlan Pub. Go,. mllI4df Pondleton, Oregon. t Stands at the Head! TIIK I,l(lllT HUNNINU ID OMB flB i I.Dtlu TO-DAY'S JELEGRAMS, TllAIN IipilllKKY. rnasrnRcr Trnln on thn Northern I'ncltlo llelil Up. Hiii.kna, JI, T., Juno l-.-Tho Xottli prn ruclllc wcflt-boiiml train wuh rolileil bv cMit iilasked moii ut Jiiiimlon Cltv, Hfxty-llvo mllos cunt of J illingH, lust iiMit. Ktieineor HurKcnt nav u limn on t to tritl-k witli u torch, mill lid Hftt)i iiiu nam lu.uFconaill 1110 cuiwo of tlio not. Ho viw liiiiiioduitely nnlnrud to throw up hw liuiiilH, Hovontl mnnkod men atloat Ins from tlio Mldo of tlio truck wltlt mwa una rovo voro wnicli thoy lovolcd ut liini ino cilRineor nw aftvrwnnls itiiidb to crawi into tlio oxproMX car und advtao tlio incHSoiiiror to Htirrcnilor, which ho did, tho robWre Hccutinp; SJ-100 In mono 'from iiiu uxirvH cnoBt. Alio coachori woio men cntorcu ana tho pacHonijorH lollovod oi tnoir monoy. llio watches und jowehy of tho mtH.'tcncorH wora nut iiuiliiHtKif. Mont of tlio piuwoiiKore wuro made to an tlclpato tho robtwry by liuarlnn tho Ililnij of plBtolH uud guiiH dlrccllvlicforo and uf- tor tlio Htoppint; of tho train, and huc teeucti in iikumk inucii oi tnoir inonoy imu ouior vuiimmca. ino louDcnt olf tallied about $.')00 in inonov fiotn tho imh BOiiL'oru. o vlolonco uuaoflercd by tho roDucrH, oniy to ono inati, wiio ciioweit hIl'iih of remHtuiii'o. Ho wuh iniitntitlv Bhotnt, tho ball cutting through tho rim of bin hut. Tho roblicrri are undoulitcdlv cow-boyw. iho Hhoiur Willi a lamo ixwso Htartcd in purHiiit uh booh as tlio iiowh roaclied UiIIIiikh. A TUllltllll.K 1K1IIT, uveraso oVi:n tiik noii riiintN. trol" of a nouHt.ui.or i,v ti. On0orTo,l .,MVlmtTrnv.lfnB lt1 "K;,,n KllRlWl. lrmill ThlnlM II... m Hilt itH editorial COllllllllH llllVO 1)0011 ('mi' viiii I imn ih iki Kltt secretly or otherwise, and that ti. . i .. . I-.. ' n! ' , L.. Ul,tlur M0 clrcuiiiHtancv'H will tho cilitor In I..T. t !u .g J?"m!; fro!u . ' t tloin diB.araBo, crltlclr.0 or eondomn tl ddoi t worlliy of no o If It wero not ho ig. Tho wilo of thin npuco U roiwum familiar to most of tho readorH. of tho mated in nmnv wuvh. 1 nuiv boTi r. r. K Uii iiuMA.s, i,y i.earHayatleaHt, I clinwj of "Bwt" caili, or a lon overdue lnlL'iit ntlnnlit wiiiiii. llttl,. ",l,.ui,rliill,iii" i..i.i T ..y. lllfirTirnir, 1M rtiiHnfi. iir 1 .Itllll lir .IHHI Mlllw A llow. Over Cniiiiiimi Property In Vet irRiniH. r.MtKKIIHlll'IIU, w. Va., Juno 17. Two families iiamod Krone and HuhIi liuvln udjoimng nreniiHCH in ituppy Hollow, near hero, lmvo been ciiKaued for boiiio llinu iiiiHt in a contention coucoinliin a iino oi ieiii'0, wuier rignm iinti otner com mon proerty. William Hrower becamo under tho inlluonco of liiiuor voHterduv and Iiiwt ovening mot Mm. ISiihIi and licr iwo hoiih, unarioH una inomiiH. no ut onco drew u knife and Btubbcd ClmrlcH JiUHh in tho back. Mm. Hindi und lior Hon iiiomuH iiitorforod and Jirowor thou nttiickcd' tjicm. OniHiiIng tho old lady llV till! lirtn llll nfrllt'lr lull Hmnrtil tlinna uliout tho licud und throat und in tho neck, inllictiiiR terrible wounds, from which hIiu Boon bled to death. Thomas Hindi uud u mini named Chuvcr unncured and attacked Hrower, beating 1dm until ho was futility injured. Hrower is a giant in Btrungth und miido a terrible light, cut ting uud slttHlilng his foes in every direc tion, but indicting no serious wounds upon thorn. One of his bunds was almost cut oil", and Ids fuco uud nock wore terri bly mutilated. Charles Hush died soon after receiving tho Btub in tho buck from Hrower. HI.AINK IN TIIK I,KAn. Hlmple, Practical llUMIIHIilll Kiinmni; Miiuv try to en mi I It. but iioiii- h urcul. IVm'f full to hi k i ho ,,liomi"iio"iii'fii'o buy Iiikii iwlui(uinuliliiu iUwmi05 .f ( I in h Hi'om Jt. Co , Auirs. FOR SALE On nuil hflur thli date, at nil ,nlnlitrnor of the exlnto of the Into Wllltnm IlQM. 1 ofTcr for m, tnll tho live nlock owned by the ili cenM'it, connliilliii; of Thovouyhbretl Hereford Jtitlls. tihurt'h'jrn Cattle, Orailv Cattle, ami Gtittral Stock Cattle. tl'huraufhltreit Sjxinlsh Merino llucktt anil J2uen, Jteyltitereri, Grade Jlachu and Stotk Sh .ejt. Aho ii large number of Horses nnU n quan tity of Hay. TERMS TO SUlT PURCHASERS, For particulars, call on or address R. C. THOMPSON, AilmlnlHtrntor, mySldswtf Pendleton, Or. ! Tho l'nclllc Count Men lliiiiinliiK lllalua ut . CIiIcuku, Cmc.Mio, Juno 17. Thoro lmvo lcon no nuwdovolopmeiits in the Kopublicun Hltiiution ninco Saturday. To-morrow Clmuucoy I)oH)W Bixiuks, and theu tho Bcmmblo legius. Over all hangs tho Hluiiio movement. CuUforniu delegates coutinuo to boom Hlalno in their chunic torixtic manner. Hhermun now esll mates his strength ut it'.'O votes. Ifo has i boon greatly weakonod to-day by tho us- huuiis oi ino I'UClUO uoam mon, WIIOIIUVO lieen strongly opK)sing him. Colonel ltoliert Iugursoll Is on liund, and ho is nutting in his very best licks for Gios liaiu. A CI. OKI! CI AM U. Tliu M'lllniiioltn nuil I'mtlniiil Nines 1'lny nil Kxclilui; llanm, I'or.n.AM). J iino 18. Threo thousaud . ivoplo witnessed llio bull gtiino yesterday .between llio rortluiidsuud Willamettesof 1'iiht Portland. At tho end of tin) ninth I inning tlio score stood 51 to !l. Tlio next inning resulted in tho Willumeltes muk i Jng 1 and tho l'ortlundo 0. Tlu ..etting on tho L'UiiH) wuh heavy, uud much en thusiasm prevailed. Yesterday was tho first pleasant day Portland eoplQ havo onjoyod for two weeks. It rosumed rain ing tills morning. oi li-or minor oi urn womierwi country Hcrlptlons uro taken, or tho olllco stocke .1.7 .1 . . I consists niatniy with now niatorlul. It dermis uiwn tho i: , . it 'J. u , " on(J l.e"'e,"1rH needs of tho editor soiling. Tho bargain ii f it I ,t L . i ii t'onsuminiiteil, tho iwiwr commences nil. Hut us f.jr mo, iko the mounlalns, work 1HJI1 lho Laudation ill to ixjii tho neon o. Lamlatiou niter laudation of Die purchaser is written. Ho may bo an unprincipled scoundrel. That counts very littlo whero iniiminon bus uud tho woods, uud tho lakes und tho plains all of them; but tho plains, I confess, tho least. On tho west sloo of no Hock es trees ami grass ure groan: J ..l.,led his soro siwts. Until tho cumpulgu wo do not roach tho sombre und faded bus ended his iMirclmso sliua his nndses. yei ow mm mown un wo come over no imi if ll0 wins iH.comc8 u i iouth.leco for lltlillt I Mil I'll Ulltlfll ltt1tU U'lltl iltiil 1 t t ... . ... ' ... . . . . .ii... 1 i . ,i ' . i i "in onicial life, if no loses it w lor s.ilo iiuiii iii,tatt hi iiivumii ,'viui'iu iiuti a, think so, likely that I would llko to live uway out In one of tlieso seduded mountain valleys, whore nature bus never lieen marred by uit, and where tlio ruthless destroying hand of man 1ms t-caicely boon folt. (live mo a mountain run go close by; u grassy plain in tho distance; ii mountain stream rushing past; an ap parently intorininublo forest nearly all around; wild gamo und u very few mon and women, und tlioso unspoiled by fash ion and vices, rather than the town or tho hii'hly improved farm. In somo moods I detest tho sound of a locomotive, I detest to tho next buyer of space. The editor who soils his spuoo touphold a cunuiauio, a parly, or n ruction, though his actions bo secret, inovltubly proves to Homiest rover oi puniiu morals, iiy ills action ho not mono binds himself to do fond unworthy things (for that which must purchase commendation Is unwor thy), but ho attacks faith in humanity. Ills patrons reading his editorial opinions reach various conclusions, according to their knowledge of his situation. Those who know of his pale laugh either ut his ullegeil "cuteness" or In scorn of u con i ii. i. i ii... 1..1 ..i. 1 ii... 1......1 , to uiDiime iricK. inose wiio LQiiocent v lliu wlll.il Ui iiiu iuiuki ii 'ii i l imiu iiiu mill i i . , clerk and tho restaurant waiter-thoiivh '"LLC ,l,lw wnijiiieniH uh hho gom, una of course not as individuals: und s n- " '"''ncou i y i lorn, are ie.i .y in u .. lul. I ,.ni,l,l M nil, f umi iitl ,..! ' "no SUplHjrt 01 Wlllll IS DllU. II lltS IIOIICIl- road of all of thotn, and of all thojMiavo ! Hr; "'H A'l ?Vur V'JT to do or deal with. In such a mootl I tliat mticli faitlt In n.aiik ml: mulsh it up their conlldonco with bolts on tho doors. Also, ho defames his profession. Tho standard for tho newspaper men of all Christendom set by liunkliii, Oreoley, Howies, Weed, Is lowered by hfm to u pit of mlro. Ho stains tho escutcheon of tlio knights of tlio ipilll. All honest journal ists come under the cloud of shame rest- ini! upon hfm. The scorn hurled ut him passes on until its lullimico bus reached tlio uttermost one oi tlio nowspaor man who hold honor dearer than life uud would starve rather than sell u singlo thought or stroke oi tnoir pen to any cause." J. 1. W. Mil. TIIUItMAN'B HOME: I.I l-K. SIIKllIIIAN'rt CONDITION. Ills lie- JUST ARRIVED! Hereford, Durham, Holstoln and Jorsoy Thoroughbred Cattle Can be teen nt Estes A Guild's liver)- stable on Aim street. Prices Very Reasonable, Will be hero ono week only. Jull lw W.F. COUIIUANK. 8lrrnKth liiilirnvliiK. Ills Hleep ire'lilnei nnu n in iierover. Wahiiishto.n', Juno 17. The imiirovo inent in Genorul Sheridan's condition is vory gratifying. His strength has great ly increased and his sleep is refreshing. Hu will soon )o a well man onco again. Tho whole country rejoices. The MuM Surprised Jlfin. From the I Grande Journal. Probably the most surprised man In Eastern Oregon over tho recent elections was Jas. A. Feo, of Pendleton, who was elected circuit judge of this district. Several Kopubllcuns have admitted in our presenco tliut tho nomination was tendored .Mr. Feo becauso no other law yer in tho district wunted to take his I'lmntes against W. M. Kumsoy. tho Iein- I ocrutic nominee. Tlio Uojmblfcun lawyers of I ho district favored Mr. Humsoy's election from tho thst, and if tho fact I wero known most of them voted for him, know nif fu we tliat in .nr. Jimm-ov crossed tho Hookies, not curing a cent if tlio train, as it cumo down the declivity this side, ran in tho canyon ut one side, mul If no otlior train over passed that way to take uway such us wore loft ullvo in the wreck. Hut the train cumo down all riuht. Tho t..ll.... ,i.......l t ., ....I n.i..,.l .....I iin. i'lllllllll ll'llliui in nufc w- U.I1U.1, ..III! II, u trains still pass over tlio si'iumlt of tho Itockies. with two big onumcs in liont to null, and ono Whlnd to push. It makes them puir und blow like tho giants thoy are to got us up' to "Tiptop," uud then tuov navo to go slow una -noia duck" with all tholr ureal power to keen tho truln in moderate motion coming down tho hlllsldo on this sldo, for this is not a switch-hack." I was In St. Paul only ulwut two hours, and cumo from there to Chicago over tho Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul, in ouoof their "Vestibule" trains. Pii'tioH coming East can find no smoother, speedier1 road, uud' none on which poo- plo are Is3tter uccommoiiiiiea. ino moui wo hud ut breakfast was really "olojunt." (This Is not written for any "favor," for I paid full faro In cusii.j I havo been in Chicago sinco yoslorday morning and will leu vo this evening for Now York ovor the .Michigan Central and N. Y. Central. Already n nninlier of prominent Republicans are lioro to attend lho na'loiml convention. Among others I had tho Ploasnro of inoollm: to-day was Mr. Murat Hulstcud. tlio colobrated edi tor of lho Cincinnati (iu.otto. Tho Ito- lubllcans, us near us I can learn, uro a good deal "at sea" Just us to who the cumiliiaio win no, boiiio sun buck ii Hlalno. Tho Ohio doletfiitlon will insist vory strongly on tho claims of .Sherman, (ircshiim and Harrison uro contesting for tho prize, but (iroMiuiirs "lioom" Is by fur the largor. Ho nuiv jHitsibly receive tho nomination, in which event tho Dem ocrats could not complain very much whoover was elected, for (Jreshain is a clean, ablo, good man. Hut it is not likely thn Republican leaders and lnditi clans, und the coiiHirutious, will nllow him lo lie nominated. Coining Kast I traveled with a Mr. Heckman, if Ruth, N. Y abiothorof C. C. Reeknun of Jacksonville, ana like ( tween Mound uud Friend streets, in close liwucegou nroinor i o ihuu iih ciii uu- proxlmily lo tlio liornuin colony, whlcli publican, und was rejoicing, ut tho result ! (om, UK0 j,, tho early sottlomont of the of tho Oregon election, lull lioro or (0Wn uppropriated tho soiithorji pjirt of elsowhore east of the kock.v .Mountuins i , th0 town for themselves- keoping iii lho havo found tliat vory littlo notice had customs, traditions und language of tho neon gi von 10 urcgiiii. i minui n.i inn l-athorlana to sucn un oxiunt unit in my rin uu i i kkx wo used o ca II a r vo o i s to "(iiriiiany." Ills Wlfn ssil Her Antsccilunt Ills Two Daughter uml Th.lr IliislmniU A I'rrtly (ImndilaiiKliter Who I thn I'rlilo of Ills Life How the Tliiirinens HaveAlirnys Clunic Closely to the liormnn Klninrilt. F om the New York Herald. Every one knows when and whore Allen U, Tiiip-mnu was bo.n; how. iimlur tho fatherly care of his undo, William Allen. United States Senator and (inv entor of Ohio, ho received his education at Chllllcotho, in that Stat-j; how ho was admitted to the Rar, then liecime prlvuto Hccictiuy to (lov. Lucas, ultorwards a meniDer ot uouuress, inon u Mipromo Judge of Ohio, Dually taking his seat in tlio Untied States Semite, whore ho served two terms, and after retirement to private life-, which has lusted several years, was on Thursday lost nominated by tho Democrats, ut St. Louis, us their caudl dato for Ylro-Prcsldciit. In tho p.olmblo uvout of his presiding over tno .Senate of tlio United States, uud the osslbllity of Ids prodding ovor tlio destinies of tho nation itself, a fow words in regard to what Is not so well known his family, his homo, bis life can scurcoly fall to bo of interest to tho world at largo. My recollections of Judgo Thiirmau extend buck to my infancy, but of his futullv und homo only to the time of Ids re moval to Columbus In lf'.'i'J, suorlly after his election as Judge of thy .Supremo Court of Ohio. nn. tih'uman'h iiopsi:. The old house stood on High st vet, be It nuiv Ihi Ihu samu in Novemlie tho ' eloso" Northoin .Stutos, but I shall ,.rt 0f Columbus irolnif still bcllovo that tho eoplo cannot 1h so 'n,irt very lariro (ieriimn iwiMilutlon has deceived by tho false cry of "ireo traiUV' alwayH l.-een tho dominating iKiivor of Ihu 1 rode uloiiL' tliu ,,1,,,.,, ,,,l tlilM nueer. uulv. dear oil other day something vory much llko tho own, which has given ho many illuslri- loiiowing, wnicn i cuiieii iroui me ci. 0us men and women 10 ino worm, is Paul ti olio," ana win inereioro eucioso , justly proud of this German element, for 1 It lias neon an Honor 10 nur, una u long I wholo ticket elected, and, to tho HiirprLo f of nearly every man in tho Bixth judicial dull let, w hen ino voies wuio muuicu, Mr. Feo camo in ahead bv a hundnoino majority, und will bo ono of our judges for tho hoxt six years. .Mr. Feo is a thor ough gentleman, apparently, and though wlthoft much oxpeileiiee, is sa id to bo u bard student, and no doubt will make it win, it. with tho remark that "Ihoiu's my sentiments too." uuil interesting history might Im written "The relations of lKjlitleitins und the , of this lurtlun of ('olnnilms alone, nowspupors uro a curioiiH study for any Whether the loeulitv of Judgo Thurinun's ono. If It bo tho good fortune of some of homo, which brought him into close uud theso gentlemen of ballot-box fumo to i ulmost conshint contact with the esti control an organ; to havo butgalned und jnuhlo people, wus tho cause of his paid for just what will go Into itH columns, 1 becoming so identified with thorn then tlio spirit of cordiality existing bo- j j know not, but lertiilu it is tweon him und tho editor may lio mean- that thoy soon formed themselves ured by tho nuiulier of dollaro that havo i,,toa mutual admiration socioly.uud that passed between them. Few cdltoncan to-day Judge Tliu.inun Is stronger with rosiiect tho candidate or 'boss' whopayH tho Germans of Columbus und the entire dollar for dollar for every word of prulso Hutoof Ohio than any other man not of thev write. I think that in many In-' their ruco. Tho old house on South High stances thoy must lose respect for thorn- htrtet uud on the bordeiH of "Germany" selves. It is so shameful to write without was u xwy Democratic atlulr, built right conviction, or tlio lire of defondlng or mi- Umi the street, with tho eiitruiuo uud holding a man whom von know to bo ih,j pailor windows almost lovol with tho nonesi. iji ino iiuiium euiuir iiuinu I'm I'rouna no tno nought oi tno numerous himdl, idlu lsiyn ulnus on exn'oiiug ot- litlons.) una lioro ioryeas the family used an om-iimo nea-iy nospitulitv tlir ould l ive t oroug , judge law j onors of judgment-thoy arc not o con- & ""ho 1 ,0 , TiX &. The temptlblo by many miles us the uceuraey .mi leaders of the nartI.owevorl wanted tlio of the one who Is paid to 1 coirect on tho , suruco. Yet It bus liccomo tho fashion, in this ago of gold, for candidates or tlio ,tomio rary manugers of parllos to "control" a nowspui'cr. I uso tho word "control" in distinction from owning. A party louder or "boss" may legitimately own u nowh- SO 11 lOUISfO party. pajier and nonoraoiv umi i tlio principles oi uis roiiiinuto I ufter the most Democratic fashion, to tho iutom-o enjoyment of the Democratic heal t. No lino airs of superiority here! No danger of tho hmnblukt ikj'xoii ever feeling the sllghtost dlirureiico of b!ilh, education or woidlv iswition. lioro at lust was uu ideal politiulan with uu ideal family. At luust, so thought tho iiiaaios. Iho'o wi us one Hisit In the house. how Tlio; "con-' over, where tho most ilgld Iuwh weio en- forced and lavish expenditure indulged in. Tho laws wero those of neatness, order, system. Tho oxeuditurcs were for apjMjIatinoiits ami provisions, and this s)ot was tho kitchen t It would havo delighted the eye and heart of n Philadelphia liousukecHir (what more could lie said thuii thut), and if there was a wuut of icBthotlutustedispluycd in furnishing and arrangement of the parlor It wus more than atoned tot here, for it il told of hospitable, healthy, prosperous coplo und u notublo nook und house wife, Isith of wldchi Mrs. Thurniun wus in uu omliieut degrcoi, Tho Judgo's library, too, was an attrac tive place. Hut how couRl u room lie otherwise with Its walls covered from celling to lloor with choice IxxiksV In those days, it seemed' to me, from tho unusual number, that hull theso books wore In Fiench a languago-of whlcli tho Judge is'foud und with, which ho is per fectly conversant. Hisolllcewiifl u de tached building of two rooms standing near tho house in a, large yard, u littlo way buck and protected from the street and small Isjys by u, fence. Here thut erfect quiet und soollisiou so necessary to men of studious habits could ulwayn be found. I havo not scon thn oldl place for years. Whou I last paid a visit to Columbus tho Judge had moved into new imurtcrs, hav- imt piircIuiBcd so vera I ueaiilifui city lots at the comer of Rich street and Wash ington avenue (still clinging to tho bor ders of "Germany,") whoro bo had built two nruttv houses of browiustono tor him self and his son Allen W. TlmrtMUii, und It wus in his doorway, to which he had accompanied mo saving, good-by and sending messages to old acquaintances in uio I'.iiHt, thut l hist saw imu. ntio no was speakliiL', ono of his dear litttoumud- ehildrou, who had leun, pluvlng on tlio lawn, ran up to tho steps, lie took tho littlo child in his arms with delight and I loft him bowing an adiuu, smiling und kissing tills child all ul tliu siunotlmo, the very picture of happiness and content ment. No wonder thut 1 was ustonished to hear that ho hud consented: to tour himself from nil these home comforts uud would lie onco more forceiblnto tho din of battle to tho very front as he will lw in this hitler political contest thut hus al ready Isjgun. Who knows? Porbana their veryurand- children, of whom I shall, have more to say. were as much Iin his mind us his mity wnon no consented to nccumo a Hmiocrutio stundurdtl)ourer ugaui. Mrs. Thurniun. Ihoiiuh ouUe us old ax liur husband, seems many years youtiuor. uud I could not help thinking oa this day just referred to tliat she was tno most so rone and at the sumo time tlio most ener getic woman 1 had ever seeiu Site wuh .Miss Dunn, of uixington, Ky., und tno family must havo emlu'ratcd to Ohio ut uu early date, as sho was a whlow Mrs. Toinnkins llvliur in Chllllcotho when Judgo Thurmuii, as u yo.mg man, full in love with und married her. .Mm. imir iduii'h three brothers Wtdter, John und Robert Dunn with tholr fumilles, livo in atriarchal stylo on uu immense tract of ami in MiuIIhoii county, Ohio, not fur from Columbus, which they purchased cars nuo mid named "DiiiuiUm." Some ilea of Its size can be indued bv tho fact that tho homes of the brothers uto several miles apart. Thoy are trent lemon farm ers, rich ami prospcious, and "Duuuhiu" is noted not only for tho generous hospi tality of those unarming lssopk', but for tho vory lino horses uud cattle raised there. Mrs. I minium had by her first miirrliigo ono duughlor who grew to womanhood, was married und dica soon inter nuving u sou. Of Judgo ThurmiiirH children thoro are three a son, Allen V. Ihiumun, and two daughters, one tho wife of Lieutenant owIcm. of the iiiivy ! ino ouior ino wiiu of ox-Governor McCJorndck, of Arlitoiiu. The daughters live ut Richmond Hill, near Jamaica. L. I., In houses presented tolliem by their father. Mrs. Cowles was educated at tho Ursiilluo Convent, Rrowu county, O., und at ouu lime tinder themliilstrut'loiis of the latu HIsliop Rose crnns, of Columbus, sho ulmost decided to become u Catholic. She became ho ut tui hed to the church whilo ut the convent dint, although novor really receiving tho faith sho was a regular attendant ut tho Cathedral on Broad street. Mrs. McCormick was educated ut tho school of Mrs. Pegrum. in Haltlmoro, Du Iin; her father's residence in Wash ington Mrs. McCormick lived next door lo him. lliclr houses communicated und were thrown touetlier when either ono gave u largo entertainment u most con venient und agreeable arrangement, ll is needless to say that in Washington, us in the West, tho hospitality of tho Thur- inuns wus hourly and tiuliomidcd. It would Ihi dllllcult to tlml a more con genial, harmonious, loving couple than Judgo und Mrs, Tliiirmuu have always been, uud as I write memories of Mrs. Thuruian's sympathy in ulllictlon and uniform kindness to milghlsjrH und friends crowd iiioii me and I sco her sweet, motherly face foremost in every good und kindly deed. Mrs, Cowles, her eldor daughter, Is one of tho most original and imloHudcnt women in tho country, and I defy any ono to Ihi weary, or sad, or stupid in her presence. ShoHnaks oiy rapidly lis If trying to give utterance before they go to the quaint, humorous, witty llioiightH thut seem to cross her mind like success ive Hashes of lightning. Mrs. McCormick, though peibups not us brilliant in llectually as her Hlsler.hiiH more bounty, Is noted for her gontlcuosn und Is altogether more conventional. Rut probably the most interesting members of lliu family are the promising children of Judgo Tliurmaii'u sou. Allen W. Thurmun. 1 til ri