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Michael IIardcn's Death.

Coroner Croker held an inquest yes 'rlay in
the case o Michael Harden who found uucon~ nous
ON the sidewalk in front OF e harroom at rhrt,r,t
street and Fourth avenue the Nenus oi the 3lit
aud who died the n"Nt m'rnins nnic Wmuen, ou, Ut
the fIoirHor oi the larttnu. t-ifN ~ Harden lii
political d',pnle M hi~ pi' With Ah NaiN. a, itir
They won't uut tnlV,nDr 4 ace uI.i,,lu f.luri,it
alone. thhro,A BIonmn,li md rhanlA. g. nuur fo-u.
uri ihAt They saN the Two men come ,it .. tir - .n
tn.N wont fhNtc Ntni,n Wts iIiuf tuH Nif.s. .n.
ID"d lh' ltr1 Nrfdlct wac agulna. NJ, iuo. .II bee
~
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a Brave I.ittie Roy.


The little son II Mr. VIM. Carruthrr4 wfrD lost
ny right ann ny the sane accdeul that d' prN'd hls
ihthrr ~ ms lett arm showed the most tsrAaalr lrrn
l>in IN that uNlng hour A. the nrr,ht dis
covered General lgrni Mn- rushed Ia tlv ASSISTANCE ~
The hoy, while otl,i~ went 10 the rcei the father
When Mr. Min- LAID the boy scat IN the cAhon.r he
sad, where suiy has AMI uien. Where my poor
papa lislhihrr at TN, mnmeh MAS borne into the
car by those who hat To HI assistance Papa one
OF arms gone snil the little Hero and not "A llN or
groan escaped his lips rom first TO last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-11
Probable Murder OF AN Old Man.

CoNcoRD. N. H.. Nov. 10.-A Bridgewator
yesterday, man named Futney, Noodcutcr struck nm.
HI, head They qarr He'd about hors' Tohine - 10
years od The physicians say he cannot live. rutney
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-11
A Theatre Nearly Destroyed.

fi1TsBuRaH. Nov. l0.-Trimble's Varieties
Theatre, III Pennsylvania avenue, was nearly destroyed
by IRE this morning The loss the building i about
500 Manager Williams loscs 1000 in fixtures ana
Nhllfnh'S The MANAGER " the " black Crook com
nlmuoh lost scenery, wardrubrs Ac to the amount OF
tenta " 49, '"e ~ wv"
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Hayes uencnmnn. Reed, suing fur Damages.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov IL. Tho property Of the
S,a oY JNnm, cot which Sherwood and ,ivor-r can.
n'i are i;uprict has been attached ou tr pot inn %
Nt NiiIrr n 40 Postum it tui I.Htif
h' q" ,"nYr',W TIE rlound of the ',mrnNii D. 'hal
~ fMnnl amt ANu.hN published 30 fltIr IIftT. ana
tHsrtpNfd o. other newsi tvrr- AN, lu.. flt
t'"i nHs used the Post Oh,c funds OtAri, hl- Doe va.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-23
BARKING HOUSE

.hF ~. -. EI,EEIIAH & co.,
ELHO. HEHADA.
VI. T.. EItE%Mh:, Manager
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

TUSCARoRA CoSSOLIDATED MILL.
1 aud Mining Company. location of prir-
elpal place Of busintss San Francisco, Caffor-
MIA Location Of works. Tuscarora. Eiko Coun-
", Nevada.
SOTIcE-Therc are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, On account OF Assess
incnt tho. II levied on tho LIST day OF October,
1917. the several amounts set opposite the a a.
OF The rSspccliye snaEeholders. as folio Ns: -.
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DRAW DIRECT ON
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

y rt lg The TIA Min. YHu ar. hereby mott.
Ned 5 "wuaru - r"t o. thu t'lh minc, silnN.
tel ~ HUCk Crrrk ~ s!uE district. EIkO County,
Hintc ~ Ncyah1. that IL Mt the rSptrn'rnn Of w
days aztec tho publication Of this notice, you
viii have failed tn contribute your prnrorh %
~ ih" annual "spcmd!nto mad" on III" aaIi
mite hu,Ing and for tn" y.Rr 1871, M rcQnirrh
hy the Act nt COuVTrsa, approved March, luth,
1871. and Rmr gdIn"nt4 thereto, yunr interest
above dr4crih"i, wlii become tho property nI
your 70 Owner. the undersigned. who has mad"
tho nhmud expenditure according Ia law ON
tal,i mining property. ,,,,,
Elko, Oct. -, 1911. oc239o1
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

4 sTON MINING CO,IpANv oc,.
OF PRINCIPAL place Of busInSsSEN t s,s,
artn mcis T,,r California Location OF wotHs
So;irc"rh,Ssa n ~ i. Eiko County, Nevada
inS described stock, on account OF AssrsSn',ms':
E%' -: levied on uIe 10th day OF Soy",n'
us,,n ,s',. he several amounts set oppoIite Dr.
lows: -4S"oiuerSI al fol.
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Al ani'ctiHg 81 the Board Of Directors Of tic
1usraIOra Consolidated Mill nnh Mining Gem
rany. held Un the I2ih day Of 1 &C, iu1GT, 1871
tue hHy OF 1aim 81 tho delinquent stock way
postponed until SATuKDAY. tho I2lh day Of
January, 1872. ai tho same hour nnd place.
II, Is. LASD. Secretary.
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SALOON FOR SALE,

TT,HE SALOON on THE SOUTHEAST COR.
INN III Cbphtexeial 6nd Fvaltlh GIrSoiG, Il,
Y ptSLstd psopIIntpti offered Tor pain. end
ttey pstton de.l41ng 70 SnRsge In the, -.iiinrrs
Nil 20 Wall TO consul! Mt. DtrnaES. AZ once.
fIhg t;snd Ia Hhil known Is otSs StEyo fnost
engteis IN tnshI and g. fts prtsec1 H,Jio.ot
Hishss 70 40 cut Of tho bu.iicsbaaS" UPIbof.
ss1 h SI ea "a ss sasSn AP' to tst
b. Us W @t3)tt ~ Like, Zee, Tt.i
ixs.g Lao Z. iih,itii r.
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san ERANClSC0 STOCK REP0RI.
WEDNESDAY,. DEC. 10. 1877.

/. ...rt FoRENoos HOARD.
is!475 ophir. SIS. 65X -
,.JIS0 Mexican; II
11I6sU Gould und Curry, lCL, 1872
d;1B5' Best and Delehcr, all" r.
.IlI5 California, 29, 20 b5
425, Savage. 1875 1917
zoos Cons Virginia. 30, 22%
20U Cholhr, IL, AZ
POS Succor, $3.50, -370c
1000 Hale aud Norcross, IL, 1lL b5
5I070 Point, .71S, TX .:h'.i -
2G0 Jacket, lliS
1885 Imperial. Hoo
lao .kontuck, 5Hi 5I<
10 Alpha, 13Z
SIS Belcher, OK, 5T
at' ~ Confidence 6N'
2Io5 Now York. 240c, az
: $50 Sierra Nevada; 51ST 6 bio
30 Utah, n "''. 80 ID
$50 'Dsney, 45o, sos
$50 Senator, 3N.'a
%60 Flht:1H
1916 Woodulle, TX, ~
100 Mint, 500 800
20 Washington, 1917
$50 RossntL, 500 d. '' go" SCOPES
$50 Andes, l1ue .'.-.' 81. ID.
376 Bullion, TX, '-' a
- "a 10 70 iaa1vhequer; 4Y1c
1875 Cvsrmun,S 251S H.'..''
1910 Jus ice, ii3k, 12H
3Il25 Uhion!i7T,7T-' go"
$40 North Con. Yirginia, ! g..
.lGl5 Alta. 2l1ii, ~ '''''. |
.lU50. Monumental, Csc, I5c
: 100 Trojan. Il0U, T.
500 Lee. AZ ~
2l0 Julia, az .H.-
$40 Caledonia, 470c, 4G0c
.Ju90 Silver Hill, ). 305c
1UO Benton! 3X, 1856
j $50 Boyle 9oo; 05c
$50 Solid Silver GT
800. St. Louis. 400 ..l". -.
AUD Ward. ,sQo. CSC a".-a...
g" IL %
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poHIpoIicinCut,

~ a meeting or the i;T==l ~ Dire cio5s Of the
Ju-CaTOra CONSOLIDATE Il Mil and Minus: Com
luny. held On the 18th day 81 November. 1877.
tile day az sale II the dciinIurI,l stock wAS
postponed until SATURDAY, the 18th dag OF
December, l5i7. nj the same hour aud place.
Ii. H. LAND, SecI ctary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-23

Aud ia lrlpr lance with law. and an order Of
the BrHTl e bt"sturs. made on ihr lutlI
day oi %oNEHiIR. i>i7. 80 inany EharcR al
each parcel -! such sio"b as may E- necessary,
viii hr 'yiG az ru''lic auction. nj the ONCE ~
the tuiuI ANY, JIJ MIs-iun street. Shn fTanc'hcO
Un ND%DAi. III" THII;1TFiiiSr day OF
nIGLMpiH. ir;f. ~ III" hour III 10 o'clock
4. -. oi sliI day. Ia phy said delinquent
ASsbss Eiur:t thereon, together with coats OF
ady,s ti-iER aud rNIri!H,s Of the EHlr.
". \. WHITE. Sucr' tAry.
OiriCr--GTJ Mi,fion street. San framcisco,
,g.II,TIIa. oil.
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Interest paid on ordinary end Terra deposits.
DStb7Iis fsee1Tsi III iutnS 81 81 aud Upward.
lloats DLde on approved real esisir, bonds,
esokhst etc; Stoek-i currency aud silver byGsIt
and sold. YfehRuE 70 for shio On SlI tho hfincl.
"a cries Of RuTops aud The Orient 90 49,
f11.H .. 80. A. W. WHITE. Secretary.
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AFTERNOON EC.RD.

AFTERNOON Ec=RD. '-
255 Eureka Con = 80
$40 Panther, $50 = 49,
$50 hIdhIGttan. ny 1'..' '''t.t.'. =
/. 900 Hissey, Csc ',y....% a..--
GAO De Frees, CSC, Coo t... .........
$50 Grand Prize. 'l2,H11I
:7t5 'Argenta, Isuc, 1850
.1150 NnvAjo,' 85c' y
400 Silver Prize. 4Oc ~ 80
800 Hornet, Csc; 200
1000. ind6pendencs, SOC s.,'f5>!ia'..
'400 Star; '105c:: = g,-
160 Day, 81, 8
$50 Alps,i9N ths&.:.t.r.E s24
400 Eldorado South, IL ,...,-...
700 Patch, AZ '''' .'''.
200 Thomas, $50 a. .sys;.
1855 Mod0c, SOC, I
100 Belmont, 75c .-.Tass,
645 Bodie,1
$50 Golden Chariot, ~, 1850
$50 Leeds, az: oslo g
$50 Tip Top. lA0c. ~
IA, Belle, llN 80
eE1aEnl1dSs1alE
-.. &C - IL
!GoID. Sl.02T. Currency, ,07T a
Ips. -. - - "
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Correspondents,
;tW TOiih u..APruCy 81 Ia" iiIns Of California
sh% iINSClSCp.....1hoB nnf ~ California
LOSi 0I....,..............Tho Alliance Bank.
IAN FRhSGIGCO. .ht,s-tr. !, II. Latham & Go
receive cSD"rll EEi Ei"cin deposits, 7acj"cl
la cheek nj Ft:!Gt OF payable an return u cCrii-
AGATE. DfH~ ~ sight. la coin or currency. on
New York, san ifnu'iscn, Sacramento, SIh Lake
CNty aud all hluRing towns ia til" State III Nc
Ya;ia. MtEr either local ar foreign collections,
for which T'iu!tnur" VIII hc made immediately
VI payment. DsrOIIut Commercial paper.
Mako advances on base nr refined bullion. huy
1:ld soil n"ld. HTrCnLncSH, Unnda ani Srcnrl.
tIGH ~ all kinds.
IIuy nml sell by telegraph, through our llro-
kCT, any stoCkI dCih Ia by tho Han Francisco
WOca and ENchaugr Hoard End upon tho usual
lyrnIs aud Cnudli, NJ: except that NO will bny
aii roll for CASH "uly, and do not carry anE
stocks upon margin.
DRAW DIIII:CT ON
LONDON, BERLIH
JlNIfH, ftSMUtiud,
FAM, AMSTERDAM,
ASINl ~, fISNRFONf.
BLEHrE. cOrE:'iAnES.
InI Ill u.l = jfluri7i ,ltrf ~ Iurnl",
= =. tES"ilh%, Manager.
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: - ~ ; =
GkRLIN SALOON,

TnosIAs HOLMES, PROPRIETOR.
N'If1 80 Fitt. '---4s-- ~. -: 8 -
Tho best OF .....
w1nEs,t ,LIaGoRS 2Sp CIGARS,
~ go. 49, .-1r 'fG 'f'a
0aiJ deAli out over ray counter.
e.. ~".s l'c'. .'i:s -i.trI A.. iS'.
SP- GIVE NE n CALL.
s-T- tiiE ~ = az ola ..
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3 VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK,
NO. ~ SOUTH G STREET.
IN. .. -. 'g.t = S,S ~.


tHnrti A -''''''''.' ''.'...'.'''.'.S3op,OO
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NOTICE 70 GRfDIT0RS.
Estate Of q. =. RcdcIl. deceased.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVES ~ TIT uN.
~ drrsirucI t'ublin Administrator ui tho
county ~ Flkn state uf SnyaIn, tn tho credit.
nf Of aud all nrs' ns having claims against tho
,ail 'rCrasnd. g. ",hhIt ih"m with Ito hnccs'
d ary vunr Enta. within ten months alter the nrst
publication cf this notice, IN tho Fnhlic Ad.
miuistriiGr. at his sinrn In Tho town ~ ilk0.
IN the County Uf EIk0, State &c Nevada
N. T. fkTERSOS.
Public AdininlstratOr.
Dated Nov. 10, 1871. g.. 70. n2l.Iw
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-13

ney, Martin Feenpv, dismissed, no pros
ecuting witness; Lou. Rheinhdrt, Gus
sic Baws, 50; John Kennedy, continued
to Sept. 70; Lafayette kinseL 80;
Amanda MeIlen, dismissed. no pres =
cutting witness; Edward Omer, dis
missed; John ROtb, continued to Sept
10, bail S25; Sarah johnson, dismissed; /;
Aary Frazemen, dismissed.
Vagrancy-LOu. Rhelnhart and Gussie
Bars, dismissed; Ro-a Scout, Carrie
Austin, Ella Jenetta, Peal Jenetta, Jen-
nle Morton, Mary Tracy. continued to
Sept. 10. at 2 2. NJ; Peter tianley, 30
days; Michael Butler aud Richard An-
derson, each S50 and 30 days.
MIscellaneous-LlZ. Terrell, keepir z
house OF Ill lame, Continued TO Sept. 20;
David Boyd, resisting t1icer, dismiss ed ;
John ~ au, permitting noise and dis
order on PREMISE, coatinued 10 Sept. 10
at z. M; j. NJ. BOsley, fast driving,
continued TO Sept. 10; Anna Welsh Two
cases }, petit larceny, continued TO 2Oth;
James McCort, cutting with intent tn
Kill, held to answer, bail 500, own reeog-
nIzance; z. De Malmeady, continued to
sept. 20, bail 500; Geo. Gupin, peddling
without license, Continued to Sept. 70;
John Heicks, petit larceny, dismissed (;
Eugene Delary, abusing IamIly, ~ day
John Roth, petit larceny, continued to
Sept. Is, bail 500.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-13
ROard OF Public Mnrka.

The Board met in regular session,
this morning, Mr.. Bell in the chair.
A resolution was adopted that the En-
gineer be and he is hereby directed to
prepare the Mt cessary papers to improve
Madison Pike from Mcmillan street to
Woodburn avenue by grading and estab-
lishing grade.
The following was also adopted:
"Resolyed, luat the clerk be and he
Is hereby directed tOnOtify Pat. Mexican,
contractor OF the Improvements of Cole
rain avenue TO return the city roller,
taken by him from the cIty-yard With
out PERMISSION, forthwith"
A petition from numOer of promIn.
ent property hOllers on Mcmillan ave.
nue. and Highland avenue, protesting
against the Board granting permission
to the Cincinnati lucliued Plane Rail.
way Company, extending their line by
double track from the intersection ot
Auburn avenue and NJ McMIll4n streetand
eastward on Mcmillan to Highland ave.
nue., was referred 10 Committee on Rail-
roads.
A letter from Wharfmaster Alex. Ken
nell calling attention to the coudi-
tion Of the Public Landing between Nam
street and Broadway, which Is in a bad
condition, owing to the collection of
debris. &c., al the waters edge, and log 8
which endanger the safety of boats
landing at the wharf, and asking per.
mission to remove the same, was re-
lerred TO Supervisor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-13

from Dayton asst evening, and we're met
BY large numOer at the depot.
Mrs. Colonel Campbell was last night
considered much better, and ii she has
has no relapse VIII soon recover.
Julge Mckinney will entertain Judge
Mchusey aud Hon. George IL. Pendle-
ton, the speakers for the meeting TO-
night.
The Democratic meeting at the Court
house Park this evening will be ad-
dressed by Hon. George Ii. Pendleton
ana F j. MeKrnnoy.
Edward Scheurer, the walkist, yes
teruay began his walk of one hundred
miles IN onp hundred hours. He walks
On Greenwood avenue near the Gene
tery.
Rev. Tblliver, tor the past two years
pastor OF the M. f. (colored) Church of
thls city, was reassIgned to his old
charge at he late conference OF his
Church. There is much rejoicing among
his people in cons" "quence.
CALIFORNIA. OHIO.
Dr.. Games still has hopes of Mrs.
Bridges, who js suffering from a stroke
0! paralysis.
Mr.. f. Il, Van Rensselaer, has been
seriously LII ior several days. Last eve
nlng he Was no b,it4r.
The first train on the Cincinnati &
Portsmouth NArrOw-gauge Railroad will
run next Monday. So saith the engln-
eer.
The son of Mr.. Norris, who was acci-
dentally injured few days ago by a
missile thrown by ayoung man, is now
out OF danger.
Rev. j. Vance has been returned to
TINS circuit by tue Methodist Episcopal
tonerence OF X MIA, Onio. lie will re-
celVe warm welcome from our people.
Bryson Purcell, ST., the New Orleans
pilot. has been at home for several
weeks, waiting for a rise in the river.
This Is tue only recreation he has had
Tor over year.
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the marRet ru es steady. with fair local de-
mand at !31aalic per doLen.
GhEEN FRUIt S--Applcs dull and liberal
offerings at S1l 80 per Drl. Peaches in light
supply ald quoted 81 26a2 - for inferior, aud
prime 10 CnOce would brInE 50 1Oa4 per Du.
Pears selling at 81 s5a2 50 per bu, the latter for
BartietLs. Grapes quoted 81 5Da3 ior Concord,
and 81 2jal 80 for Ives. Damsons selling at
1916 80 per stand of bushels.
uAG-rne reoelDts are moderate and the
market is firm WIlh ialr local demand for the
best grades, and selling at $40 tl2 per on for
prime to cA.yiUe timothy. lpferiOr hay is dull
at S1a9 per t0n, acGyrulHg TO quality, all ia
bales Ou arrival, and ~ more III store
HEMP-itough Kentucky is quUted steady
and unchanged. 1t is held ut SlSal30 per tou
in store. With limited offerings. We quote
dressed Sa9c per Id IN store.
MILL FEED-Mdrkct steady and quiet with
no quOtaDlc clange. Bran is quoted 50 jOalO,
shlpstuIs Sl2al3 aud middllngs sl6a2l per ton,
all in bulE on arrival, ana s. more III store.
MOLAooLS-ls steady with fair consuBp-
tive demand at previous prices. Refined syrups
are quote 5OcaSl w sef gallon, as 10 quality.
New Orleans syrup Is selling at 45a65C per gal-
lou for falr to prime.
OILS--AlarKet quiet and steady, with very
little change. We quote prime llnseed 50 ole
per galion. Kehucd petroleum iB quoted IA
lUc per gallon, as to fire test Lard OIL is
quiet and steady at 13a1jc per gallon.
POIAIOES-Ihe he market is steady though
quiet, with light rcc IptS anu mod rate ur-
mand at 81 l5al rs y brl loose, from wagon,
and 81 UOal 90 per brl lOr packed ia store, the
latter for EARLY lose.
POULIRY-Th receipts are more lib raj,
and the market for chickens WITH a moderate
demand only, ana we quote ~ 5Ju3 70 for old.
and Il 2Ja2 70 for Young, per dozen.
SALT-oteady and quiet for domestic, and
ONO River and kanaWna selling at 81 u Der
br OF ) bushels. Foreign dull at 81 lUal - per
for Gurk's Island.
SELD-Market quiet for clover and quoted
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Killed by "A Mold.

Osmer G. Hockett, a lad about seven
years old, who lived with his parents
at No. 460 Baymiller street, pear York,
died yesterday evening from injuries
received by mold falling on him the
day before.
Young Hockett was playing with his
companions in an alley in the rear OF
Krie ger's machine shop, on Charlotte
street, and got on the mold, when it sud-
denly tipped over, crushing the lad be-
meath its weight.
Several of the boys cried for help, and
the lad was taken from his perilous po-
siIon by a conductor named d. B. Tim
mons, and carried home, where he died
last evening.
Coroner Stitch held an inquest this
morning. The jury rendered IA verdict
as follows: "Death from internal in-
juries, received by mold-frame falling
on his body; aud we further censure the
owner tor the carelessness in placing
said mold"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-13
PART IL
PART II
POSL.Office Robbed,

Last Saturday ngut a week ago bur-
glars entered the Post-oftice at Walton,
Ky, and carried off lot OF money and
Hostage stamps. Saturday night thieves
again entered the Post-otlic and carried
III another lot Of stamps, groceries and
500 in money from the store in which the
Post-otiice is situated. They then broke
open the tailor shop next door ana car
ried of lot of wearing, apparel; and
not satisfied with the depreuations al
ready made, they then proceeded to the
residence Of Thomas Curlcy and cap
tured d zen chickens. Entrance was
effected to the Post-ofice by boring
through the back door.
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THE PROHIBITIONISTS.
Tickets Nominated in MassachIl
Setts aud PennsYLVania.


National Associated Press to the STAR
WORCESTER, MASS, Sept. 13.-The
ProhlbItIonists, whose sole object ls war
on the rum traffic, assembled at Wash
burn Hall, in this city, yesterday, for
the purpose of nominating a State tick
Ell. Seven hundred delegates were
present from all parts of the state. The
Convention was organ,zs by electing
Rev. Ii. Eddy President, who desired
the action Of the Convention to be such
as would make the Republican party
realize the strength OF The Prohibition
lists.
The following nominations were made !:
Governor, Robert e. PiLman; LieuLen-
ant Governor, e. A. Morse; Secretary oil
State, ID. Is. Quincy; Attorney General,
.. L. GraV; treasurer, d. NJ. SKillings !;
Auditor, j. horne. The platform adopt
ed declares:
Frat, That the organization is not for
a campaign DuL for u prOtracted war.
Second, Reatirms its determination to
destroy the traffic in Intoxicating &
Liquors.
The third, fourth, fifth and sixth are
OF milar import.
The seventh declares that the nomin a.
IL
open challenge.
The eighth expresses sympathy with
the WomeTs Temperance Union and
Reform clubs.
Ihe ninth Iavors female suffrage.
A resolution was then offered indors-
ing Preel4enL Hayes, but was +, jocled.
HARRISBURG, PENN, Sept. 13.-About
twenty-five delegates, representing the
Prohibition party OF this State, met in
Convention at Barrs Hall to-day. Hon.
A. A. Barker, of Cambria, was chosen
President. The following ticket was
nominated by acclamation: Judge of
supreme Court, A. IL. Winton, OF Lu-
zcrne Counly; State e"Ireasu, er, Samuel
oinell, OF Chester County; Auditor,
General A. A. Barker. OF Cambria
County.
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SENATOR SPENCER'S MARRIAGE,
CaptiVated by IA Hands0mc Clerk
III the P0St-OffiCe.

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-George L. Spen.
Ger, United States Senator from Ala
bama, and Miss Mary Nunez, the
actress, were privately married at 7
o'clock yesterday morning, in the paro.
chial residence of st. Bernard's Roman
Catholic hurch, at 32S West Fourteenth
ST. eet. The marriage was known only
10 few friends of the groom and bride.
Senator Spencer took carriage at the
residence OF the Register, Payrick Il.
Jones, i'll West Forty-sixth street, and
rode in company with his best man,
George Eisuer, TO the house of Mr..
" right, lelatlYe of Miss Nunez, in
Fourteenth street, few doors from the
church. Thence tne bridal party rode
to the res, dcnce of Father ReArdon, one
of the assistant priests of 81. Bernard's
Parish. Miss NuaeZ and her 4 'hera
Major HOruiio Nunez, entered hr
were followed by Senator Spedc-
Fisher and q ew friends.
The Wedding wa very priv"ta- ~
was Witnessed b. about twenly
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mainly relatives and friends OF the
BRIDE. They had been verbally invited,
no written invitations being issued in
difference to the wishes of Miss Nunez,
who desired tnat the marriage should be
kept secret for several days.
In the party were Collector Thos.
Murphy, Gen. Jones. Mrs. Reed, sister
of The bride; Mr.. Wright, Mr.. Frank
Wright.an Mr.. jameson. The father OF
the bride was "a Major in the COnfeder-
ATE army. Miss Nunez was for time
an employe of the Post-ofiice, and while
occupying that place first met Senator
Spencer, who was at the office on busi-
ness. She is very beautiful, and had
won some fame as an actress.