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ST. GEORGES PIcNc.-Ii was sueces IS
so far as all the preparations and arrange
ments were concerned. Every one was
ready for full days enjoyment, and the
means were all there, but the heavens were
not prOpitious. II sprinkled gradually in
the forenoon, just enough to be provoking,
and about one O'Clock it come down in good
earnest. Many a snowy-white skirt was
woefully bedraggsd, and many tidy stock
ing was fatally spattered. To be wet was
the order and the desperation with it was
III endured, and the determination to make
the most of it was a specimen of genuine
English pluck. The games were played and
the tide Of good humor and hilarity was
at its height when the rain "poured col d
water on the whole things" The managers
deserve great credit for doing sll in their
power to make the picnic pass OF agreeably.
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A NOSE Coxs TO GRIRF.-On last Tues,
day evening, man was walking with his
We along Madison street, and as the couple
came to the corner of Dearborn, a young
blood discharged the eontents Of his mouth
ful Of tobacco juice upon the lady's dress.
The boss Of the conceFss discharged too,
striking straight out from the shoulder, en-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

MEETING OF THE Go-oPNRArIyE AsseciA.
TioN.-A meeting of the Stockholders of the
chicago Cooperative Association VIII be
held at the office of the WoRKlNGxAN's An
yocATE, on Monday even az, July 3oth
Every member is earnestly requested to be
present. JonN FrRNrss. Ses'v
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

MECHANICS Misunderstanding Of the
Old Mechanics Institute will be held some
evening next week Due notice Of the same
will be Published in the daily papers.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

Ma. j. w. WILSON will canvass the towns
on the Rock Island Railroad during the
coming week
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

An UNKNOWN MAJ was found sitting on
CLARK street, between Polk and Harrison. al
an early hour % Wednesday morning, APP
parently in state Of intoxieaton. He was
taken up bo the police and ii vas discover
ed that be had a hessy wound upon one of
his temples. Tie was reno sed to the arlnory
and died a short time after his arrival.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

FRANK LAWYER, Isl Farquahar street is
authorized to act as General Subscription
Agent for the ADyocAre.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

INTERESTING TO PnYslCIANs.-Deputy Su-
perintendent Nelson has issued orders Il
the police on duty at the bridges to give
physicians the preference in crossing
Physicians going to visit patients, can leave
the carriage line when the bridges are oper
aud drive up to the approaches, and viii be
let in ahead on making themselves known
TO tine police. This is an excellent arrange
ment, and in some cases 4 highly important
one. No teamster will nliect to it, for the
reason that it's benefits may reach himself OF
his family at any hour
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

A PECK OF SILVER-W While the Bismark
81 Europe is now attracting the attention of
the world by his holiness and statesman
ship, another man named Bismark, in Chi
cago, has been collecting silver in Iegiti-
mate way He is swill gaAercr, and the
silver spoons, knives and forks, which have
been carelessly thrown away by servants,
have in the course Of five years amounted
to peck. They were found by the police,
concealed under the floor Of his house, but
were returned to him, it appearing that he
came BY them honestly.
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CIRCULAR FROM THE ExrREss OFFICES.

To the Express and TslryrApA Men Of Amerisa: f5 I
The under sigued, employees Of the Ex-
press and Telegraph Companies in Chicago,
would respectfully invite our brethren
throughout the entire country TO unite with
Us in the club which we have initiatedgfo
tn purchase Of 1000 certificates (more or
less) in the Crosby Art Association, under
the title Of " The Express and Telegraph
Club.p
The terms OF admission 10 this Club are
as sent TO is conditions aud the payment Of
Sc 90, equivalent to the price Of a certif-
e. e in the Crosby Opera House Art Associ-
ct ION. 49, r#s.v ssylgEyl
Svery 500 invested BY any person in
this Club shall entitle him TO one of the
drst-class steel engrayings offered BY the
Crosby Opera House ART Association. II
shall also entitle him to Q proportionste in.
terest in the total amount Of premiums
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

CITY RAILWAY CoNPASY.-The track OF
the Chicago City Railway Company has been
extended en- State street to Thirty first
street, to which point cars commenced run
ming on Friday. This is but one block from
the Driving Park, and in a short time a
further extension will be made. The man
agement of the City Railway is able and en-.
terprising, and justly popular with the
people.
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sent Tree ~ mail Also, for sale BY ChAs. kappHer
Tsi south Wells Street Dr. Lnbarch, author uf me
Mirror 81 Youth has since 1886 treated al diseases ~
private nature according the method ntred ac
and p-seIicej ~ him for twelve years wiih he
most brilliant
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

BARGAINS IN Dry GoODs.-We call the
especial attention Of our readers 10 the ad-
vertisement Of MesSrs. Stokes & Swallow,
ee State street, who are now disposing d
their stock Of Dry Goods and Summer
Clothing at 20 per cent less than what the
same can be IuIchased On Lake street :
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Crosby Opera House Art AssOcia.
. Fl. ton.


The sale Of certificates in the great Ooera
House Art Drawing is as rapid as the most
enthusiastic could wish, greatly exceeding
the expectations Of the most sanguine.
The prospects are Of the most encouraging
character, and are creditable to the liber-
alisy and 90 I'd taste Of the American peo-
pie.
A novel idea, and as excellent as it il
novel, has been seized upon and elaborated
throughout the country. This is nothing
less than the formation of club Of NAM
outh proportions, under their own auspices
and for the benefit of its own members. The
plants good one, and is fully set forth in
the accompanying circular from the express
Offices, which is here prefaced BY card
from the Two leading Express managers in
the West
To the Agents Of Express Companies:
Regarding il as the duty Of every citizen
Of Chicago to do what he SO easily can to
compensate Mr.. Crosby, and believing that
every American, who has any public spirit
and fine taste, will cheerfully cooperate in
the enterprise by which the originator and
proprietor Of the great masterpiece Of
architectural skill, the Crosby Opera House,
is to regain some part, ut least, Of the for
tune devoted 10 its construction, we heartily
endorse his appeal to the entire public, and
commend The Crosby Opera House Art
Association to the favor and patronage Of
every community, North, South, East and
West, with which the express companies
Communicate.
(Signed) JAMES G. FARGe, 2
4 American Exnraax Cam
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CITY MATTERS.
THR DOwsrAls ~ cI0ra1so--showp

THE DOWNFALL IN CL0rHNa4- Shown by
DcDlrrs Bulletin lis Randolph street, Chicago should
inasee call from every man, youth and boy in
Fashionable RsAdy-insde Clothing Examine the Bule-
tame under the Museum. y
MoAUrioS Those efNg the Red Jaekef Bslters are
warned to beware Of mposions aad eounirrGeifs The
proprisors are doing their protect the public
against counerfeits Zach bottle has a private u, s.
keSenue stamp over the cork and the prspretors name
SeHaaf, ffsvs q o. blown N the glass Of the bottle
Go TO THE BEsT.-Brysnt & STATIONS
Chicago Business University, is acknow-
lodged TO be the best training school for
young men in the country Bookkeeping
PenmanShip, Commercial Arithmetic, Com.
merciaI Law, Correspondence and Telegraph,
'ng, are taught thoroughly For Papers.
Circulars, &c, address Bryant 4 Strsr.on.
Chicago, M. - {. ~ ~ e,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

Use<f MyonyAoHf re T,sif,g ,SsFk~s aaa Csn-
Gsfsss turing ihe kasi - Jsays.
For the cure 10 the variDus nNs sgS~S tn whirh
Horses anh Cattle are suyir,f suuh MM
Founder pslenipcr, Hide lAiund. lnsS 90
Appetite. Inward SitninS, Ntilo~ Nnlsf
FlSfu.a. Poll v, 10. Scratches 90
Grease. Mango. inflammation ~ tNm
Eyes. AMI Fatigue rem Hard lnhur.
also. kheuInasis In. commonly called
Sf.H coSapiaints vet scii proves fatal ~
% many valuable Horses in this cUuntry
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

\ Boous TELEcRAxs.-American genius ID
ever ON the alert, and its iaventions and
discoveries are not always confined to ad-
vaneing the happiness of the human race
Seoundrelism is likewise Inventive. No
sooner is an opening sspied through which
- dollar may be gained without labor, Than
a rush is made, aud the thing is carried or
until it becomes notorious, and then the po
lice and the newspapers take hold Of it and
yentitase it, and after that il Is only prac
tieed on the unwary and unsuspecting OF
whom there are but few in Chicago, except
those who have not been week in town
Making bogus telegrayhic dispatches, and
taking them to the party addressed and
collecting the fee on them, is now in vogue
The genuine despatch is known by the pff
eial envelope and the receipt book OF the
agent.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

tirely smashing the prdbO3cis Of the tobacco
spiticr TAis is ONE of Me fey dnStahces
when shoulder hitting u justifable, even
praisewOrthy, for the creature that could
have the heart 70 perPetrats such low and
deviiish mischief would be only restrained
from murder and arson by fear Of the eallows,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28
JAMES c. FARee, 9
American Express Company

For Unl'ed States Express Company.
A. l.. Stimson, Parchasing Agent of the
express companies in Chicago, win ell the
orders Of express companies. "'
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND
pEADER, CHOOSE BETWEEN

much misery and sickness
would have been spared ne
had ! hut read this hehlrs'
Ju-t Published. second ca
TIM. Price 70 cent?. Ths
Mirror of Youth, or the MY
teries Of Sexual IntereOuFse-
BY DIR J Luhareh, Prscusinr
Physician, l53 suush Wells
street, Chicago, III. On "
rnittanee OF twenty i've cents
IN postage stamps, lt viii be
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28
sI0AH's CONDITION POWDER

Has the largest sal q any Ior-e si Cattle Meis
in ties cstsasy. " IL rsvnyr g her IA srsA F~t~ mrA
CIR nHidn~- safety certainty and tharuuEhnEn Hf~ma1
RE +asiI.rsl. III. heasi 10 thI iEt u havur aud
Cirffs Abssscss,s.
brcenng -tif AniiIegsIsg pun inra Tie b4d rMmnAs
the ssfn md ave~ 10 ~fpnuth slp eiasy mFprNrnm1m
cleans~- the wscF and rrwnEIhoTA ~r~y part ~ me
bsdy- "a - also sd al crrtBn rrursiy So cuusnn
and eold-. whsh geErfatc - Iaany fatli tAs~ss~sL
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

fEMALK DRISKNs.-Who does not levs
the woment The man that don't is IN.
worthy OF the name. Yet there are certain
frai'ties to which humanity is liable. from
which the gentlsr sex has not escaped. We
do not refer to the Theodore Tilton noop,
or saw dust calves, or wearing dead peoples
hair, or plumpers, or patent palpitatine
bosoms- These would be put up with, Of
put down with, but the practice Of tipping,
which some Of the Chicago papers say i
gaining such alarming gFoundi'among tie
fsir sex, in quite other localities than Wells
and Clark st. IS, is rather crcwhng the
thing. We merely give this as our opinion
We assert nothing. ~ii h,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES

Soar fHsoaT Coins, Corsas, DIprHEnA, BsoxcErrs,
SPTTrtsG BLooD. xrD PULMONARY AFFKcTIoss
GENERALLY Ir Ia RENARKAsLE REMEDY
kIDsHr C0ePL AiETs DIABETES, DIFFIcULrr
o. NosDfSs UElsE, BLEsDiss TRoM
kIDSEYs AND BLADDER, GkAvEL
AID 0rHKR CoMPLArxIs. INK
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MEDICAL,
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND
~ - w = -
On. wv. P0lAND's
WHITE PINE
COMPOUND.

70 on red the afflicted throughout thc country
after having been proved Ny the test OF eleven years
the New England states where les merits have become
well knorB the fron which, In part, derives
t- yrtues
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tca,s % Pnces-Psrqsesss Ecents Dssus circis, "a
Boxes, - snd - single Beass IN Boxss, IS eenis.
Chsass q n.e-Dosrs opsa = Tk selork; -
msnces - q - $3.50 ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-15
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Democratic Mass Convention.
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1896.

The Democracy of Montgomery County
are hereby requested 90 assemble III Mnse
Convention, nc Beckel Hall. In the City OF
Dayton. on SATURDAY, THE tRrIl DAY
OF MAY, 1896. for the purpose Of appoint
Ing Delegates 10 attend the Annual STATE
Convention OF the Democratic Party, to be-
held In Columbus on THURSDAY, THE
PATTI DAY OF MAY, A. u. 1900, 70 put In
nomination Candiddtes for the hevcral
state Offices 10 be filed AZ the ensuing Oc-
tOber election.
Montgomery County IL entitled TO eleven
delegates, according 10 tho basis of repre-
sentatlon.
The issues before the people are Of tho
most important character. Among these
may be mentioned the speedy restoration
of our Federal Unlon, with all the rights,
equality, and dignity OF the States unim-
paired, but which IL now unhapplly pre-
vented by fhctlon Of vile demagogues and
malignant traitors, who seek 10 cover their
guilt, under the euphonious title OF Union
men; and yet, by force of plumbers, deny 10
eleven States Of this Union, the right OF
representation, thus adopting the spirit and
doctrine OF disunion Itself. They are seek
ing 70 reduce these States 10 mere depen-
denoles, TO place their citizens In state OF
tutelago, aud TO exercise n n tyranny over
them, IN denying to them the right of sell
government.
These high-handed uaurpatlons need to
be heartily rebuked by the true patriots 0l
the country, and the lovers of Union and
Constitutional liberty. From such CEN
trallzed despotisln, In the hands Of fanat-
ical and powerful faction, no real liberty
no wise government, and no real union cni
proceed, or be- preserved. Let every citizen
who is opposed 20 the schemes Of these
consprators, malignants and dcstructives
now In the so-enlled Congress of the United
States, and who chershcs the Institutions
of our fathers the principles of true free
dom, the choice blessings of civil liberty
who appreciates the benefits and nccessl-
ties OF local State Government; who re-
veres the Constitution of his country, and
who IL opposed TO negro suffrage and equal.
ity, and all the abuses of power which have
characterized the past Ave years of our nil-
tlonal history, be In attendance.
BY order of the Democratic Centm
Committee. E. THOMPSON, Chm.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
4 waspipgtou Matters.
WksfIINnrdN, May "a,

WAsHfNUrON, May W.
Secretary seward leaves here this eve
hing IN tho six O'clock train on route for
Auburn, by way Of New York city.
Mr Seward expects 70 be apscnt about u
The President to-day sighed the bill
amending Tie hpbsds corpus act protecting
military officers from prosecution for acts
done while ln the execution of their oill-
cial edutles, The general Impression had
attained ground here that the bin would be
vetoed. AZ
again at the Executive Mansion tn-night,
Iendeavorlng 10 secure the approval OF the
bill admitting that Territory MS n State.
What showing they make, additional 20
which came ont In the Senate, Is not made
known, but it Is not likely they can over
come the oblectloilon tho ground Of iDad-
equacy OF population. This ObiectlCn, "
no other, lt Il believed, the President viii
assign as a feiison Of returning the hin
without his approval. t.-1.,I..ii..
We expect tile veto OF II, " II shall come
ut all, VII be sent 10 the senate Tomorrow
have II from high authority that Jeiler-
son Davis will be tried In Richmond, In
June, upon the Indictment recently found
by the Grand Jury at Norfolk, providing
that Chief-justice Chase Will consent 20
preside In the Circuit Court there 10 be
count OF the Investigation going on before
the House Judiciary Committee, should
that Investigation and the action of Con-
grcss therein not be concluded.
II IL not true, us stated In some of the
papers that copy Of the indictment has
been deposited with the Attorney general.
Mr.. CHAMBER Representative froin New
York, Democrat was censured In the
House this afternoon by vote of seventy
two 10 fifty, for Offering n resolution lndors-
Ing the President for having, by his veto
Lpower, protected the country from the acts
of wicked, mnlignHnt and mischievous
men. The Radicals supposed, OF course,
that Mr, ChnnIet meant to designate them
by the words wicked, malignant and mis-
chlevous mon. Mr.. G. said he did 80 In
tend, and consequently he was censured
1t has becn stated IN some Of the news
papers that General Slcklcs has declined
the mission ~ tbe .Hagaes but no such
notification has reached thc State Depart
ment. rtf i.'.t ria s
The Consul nt Halifax, under date OF
May z, writes, that the cholera has entirely
disappeared from the quarantine station
and that within the last week no case has
occurred either In the city or lts vicinity.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-15
The Official Report of Generals
fs,s Steedman and Fullerton.

uHH l' " NN NEW YoRK, May n.
The official report of Generals Fullerton
and Steedman, upon the Operations of the
Frcedmen's Bureau In Virginia and South
Carolina, Is published. IL isquite lengthy,
aud reviews with vigor tho aolion Of some
Of the ngents, who are accused OF robbery,
cruelty, aud fraud. The report concludes
that complaints have been made 10 the
United States by planters that these agents
OF the bureau use tlle power OF their posi-
tions 10 obtain control OF the best labor In
the state. There is no doubt that sohfe of
the ill-feellng manifested toward the Bureau
by the planters Is attributed 70 this fact.
The arbitrary power exercised by the
officers and agents OF the bureau IN making
arrests, imposing fines aud inhlctmR pun
ishments, dlsorganizing the local laws, and
especially the statute of Limitation. creates
ill-feeling against the Government. IL the
Oiiieers We're all honest or possessed ever
limited legal Information, II might he safe
10 trust them with this extraordinary
power; but IN many Instance, otlicers do
not possess the slightest knowledge of law.
We are satisfied that Tho recommendation
which we made IN reference 10 the With
drawal OF the officers Of the bureau IN Nir-
ginia, and the transfer IN the officers COM
ihanding the troops or such duty AZ Il may
seem necessary 70 perform In connection
with the freedmen, Is equHiiy applicable TO
North Carolina. Iar ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-15

CAuTIoN,-- name of schwnrz still re-
mains over the door Of my former place OF
business, adjoining the EMrIRE Office, now
occupied by j. Lebensbergcr q son, @ a
clothing store. Promises have been made
10 the public that my name would be re-
moved when occupied by them, but has not
been done yet aud my customers have been
repeatedly told that had either sold out
or gone TO Cincinnati, which OF course Is un-
true, therefore warn all those desiring TO
find and not mistake the place, that the
name over the old place adjoining the EN-
FIRE Office Is not now my place of business,
but lis Main Street, doors South Of the
Market house, formerly occupied by Me-
Intlrc a. Baird as grocery Store. and the
sign of the Golden Eagle above. t
.fpRdtsn aTlidal il, scHwAz.
m14d1w lls Main Street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-15
a,loaetarp aud Comraerfial.
Cincinnati Markets..

iN' n'in 'm lf'Hih CjtNoINNAr1. MhyI4
FforK-Fac market duIland unsettled /;
30 much 80 Tint II is dlnlcult to give ac-
curate quotations, Since our lastthe sales
were 100 brls. family at el2; no do. ,extra,
SO PQi 100 do, supcrlne at 30 60;rli0O do.
WHEAr--Thc market Ia unsettled, yet
holders nre firm aud not disposed 10 make
conccssions 20 any great extent In order to
effect saleI Old red may be- quoted ut
% 8b6o2 76t No, ! new do. at 81 40 The
best offer made for, No. new was ~ %,
but this was 106hl5c. below the views Of
Holders. 1000 bush. old red sold at S276.
Gonna moderate demand at 6aQ5Dc
In elevator, and 0B@76c. IN sacks. NiliIp
OArsr--Ihere Is no change Co note In the
market; No. " held at 40Gl47o. In eleva-
tor. The demand il but moderate. b.
RYE--A steauy market nc 80QeSbc
GRoCERfEs-IThe market Is quiet, with
fair demand, We quote fair TO choice Rio
Coffee at 23@2sc. ; raw Sugar at l26ol5
hard refined do, at lGi3@l7c. and Molasses
ut 0O@0bo. for Porto Rico. BEN al..i.
WHsKY--A quiet and unchanged tnnr-
ket at 81 10 for duty paid, and 23c. IN bond
SEED-FlaX IL firm, with 4 good demand
.at 81 40 Clover and Timothy are both
very duh, aud prices entirely nominal.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-15
AID sonTy oIs rAIsAoRAPHs.


maIinpg d sps y, nas. INV pVvu N.Y.,
Nv denositlvg large snn,s 30 c,nn,,av T., az
| INatioHal na,,ks syhiin tbc ,,o,esnr,ant bhs
been paying big interest on temporary
loans.
4 al Qaor,s,o N be,v e,va,s,,,a,s ntedicls Aot best
crop Of wheat In that Statc thls Aehson that
has been made In ten years
In mn iron 6oundrv nh wai,bou Noaao-
chnsetts yestcriSv "a sboii s,Lich haJ hoon
lpurchase3 ma old Iyon' exnloJed' kiiiing the
foren,an and two hoys ~P''' "'''e 1'''
Tho National na,L n, osana to,,a ,,.o
rohhed az ovar SSn ooo Sy rrgIars ,oT va, nr
Saturday last. The robbers are unknown.
From, ,ha 6gs..,o,J uo.o,1 oe u,o mn,
inst we 'hv ,carn tho, ~ src bad hoe, ' sS,nued
from that city TO Chilllcothe, within the
--the first shipment OF That Kind oVor made
nom Cleveland TO Chilllcothe.
rho S,,.h eo,,n,,, N,,,o.,,, uo,,,o.,.,, l,os
Iii, ., III
brought % n per bushel In the Akron
market. 7ht ~ %.
NJ. ro.a,,. N,.co., ,1 o.l, =.
cL,iiioy,p hv~vnu, .,,,Dn,a "so SoS oon ~
os anwr sIn E1 VIZ. hnrroi s0VlCVv o o ,cntn
from the Aduptfser. * FTTcF M gFI
, -
Inc East tennessee separation scheme ~
not received with much favor by the legis-
lature Nc Nashville.
Many Of tbe damaVod COTTON fields In
| Northern Georgln and Alabama have beer,
plowed nm mud RENAMED with corn
cor dis,rIssaI % ls hai,s, r1nd at ti,
post-ofIlee Denartnentr,,.i - ~ 80. -
Onc Inv mrdro8 S,,b Mat ,,o,,, ,o,onts
bayc baen Iss,sd , dnrinS }I,e ,,,oer ppndin@
t".day '''''i '"'''s WV "''" ''Ps
Ipternol rcvoruo reco,rts far tho ws,l,
onding Satnr,o,, ,.,ere a. Eoo ono WV
T.,r,u h,u,,. na,,,,. A.. D.
Office, were DESTROYED by fire nc Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, on Saturday morning.
| ,..,..
~ ,cetiuE WIS ieIu Nv thhrlestoli, ooutn
Da,9i,',n, 1 ~ ~ icW uhys ago' III IhVor rall-
w ~ ~
wy .'sppolli,nteu> >py tne boilru ,oU Irade 70
w. shs. . rna.Y.y. aSny.oa a,e N"oNV'le rouo" was
. o.o ,"a.. Will ,N nnu lo,'I nveI1 "olleli' npu
Sui,d,pg ~ "V{, Me,e ne ionoa Tureu W % uSatn m
,iaht ou 'ho i, "oM ho'uu ~ rcw Or,e1ns,
m,S pv.oiy ..n, .r., III gitnor - hlv'u HH''
''N ''"o' '"'''''' "'o "''"oi '''e runs
John Slang, driver Of an omnibtis mn the
Madison Pike, near Cincinnati, was crushed
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