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Guilty OF BIG.IMT.
Hut Active In Temperance and Religious
Movements In Middietown.

MIDDLETowN, n. T.. July 27.-W. Frank
Turner aged So. u musician. came hero from
Seneca Falls year ago and became a member
Of the Mddletown cornet band. He found en-
ployment in Fuller Brothers wool hat factory
and married Alice Smith. "a respectable orphan.
who had property In December last he took
part in the temperance movement and the
Free Christian Church under the Rev. c. VI.
Winchester aud was married by him. A few
weeks ago while playing in an open-ar con-
cert. he was recognized by a tramp. marble
cutter. as the man whom he knew IN marble
yard in Swanton VI. Letters to Swanton dis
closed the fact that Turner, over three years
ago deserted mis- wife and tlrce children. and
that he took from SwantOn three borrowed
musical instruments. worth $3.50. On Thurs
day the owner of the instruments came to Mid
dletown aud Identified Turner. who surrcn-
dered two Instruments, Papers were being
prepared for his arrest for bi.amy, but Turner
escaped last night, II is supposed that he has
gone 10 Canada. and that he was an EnglishrnHn
aud a deserter from the British army. He 8
FIVE feet four inches IN height, and Of light COM
plcxion. His Vermont wife was Mary A. knoe-
land Of Watrsvile. She is living in Kansas
with four children. one born shortly after Tur-
ner deserted her.
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FOOTLIGHT FLISIIES.

Ada Cavcnlish open, sept =.
Madgr Robertson is not coming
Pvmptom goes t. the Standard
Steele Mackayc is in the mountains
billiards rs tlc nanc of Nlhl' play
observation-disclosures lulck Mllc stoZ
Geraldine May, 'oins the Lyccmu company,
A,ncs BoDth lhuk, she will 40 to the Lyceun.
Marie Rule AZ St,lawHy Han in concert sept 20
Rose Eyiu.c has bccn aYorabi received IN London
kuli Arunslu Is the comm. man IN popular concerts
Tile Bcnuu twins are sun 10 be seen at the Aquarium
Louise Pomeroy WAL also try the Vicar OF Wakefield
Maurice GTau provides opera boune next season as
usual
wansck' will probably open with "carssa llar.
"sin Fame will be played at Niblos Garden toruor
row nl-ht
Fanny Davenport Is interviewed on Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
ienk Adams, the finger billardist has had a play
written Tor him
The regular season opens at the Union square with
Bronson Howard : ilnY of Lilhuu'
The Nec rri> R,ctic j. very funny over Col Maple
sons announcement ut opera at the Acaiemy
Robert Grnu opens Houoys ia Bruokly IN september
II VAL be called. Absurdy enough, the Court Theatre
Gilmore'- Garden Is now At least popular IN the pro-
gramne sense Lepoldrs brass band ausnenls Thomas
tonight
The Evangeline Company. now PLAYING in Boston. IL
booked tor the New Park Theatre III Brooklyn sept
with Nenie Clancy George knight Lizzie Webster and
Willie Edoun IN the troupe
Messrs Edgar n Fulton viii open the Broadway The.
are, after thorough renovation early IN september at
popular prices aud present IN rapid succession all the
popular Their Lease is three years aud
hsS WILL endsavor " make tie sstAbhshment peDnlAr.
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GEN. BRIsBIN's HORSES WINNING.
Exciting Events on the Track ofthe waveriey
Driving Park Association.

The Waverley Park Gcntlemens Driving
Association held very interesting meeting
yesterday afternoon. Several hundred from
Newark Orange and Elizabeth were present in
carriages. coaches and on horseback. num-
bcr OF gentlemen ran up from Long Branch
and other points on the seashorc to witness the
challenge race between Gen. Brisbin's and A.
Sanford Eoss's fast teams II was the feature
OF the day. and the sympathy Of tho majority OF
the turf men was with Mr.. Ross. because OF
Brisbins well-known liking for " chatting"
when he IL the winner. The General is a joval.
good-natured old gentleman. who Is 80 fond Of
good horscnesh that he will have the best team
on tho track II money can procure It. II his
team Is out-trotted once he never rests till he
gets better one He is one OF the wealthiest
and best known men in New Jersey. and is
connected with several coal mines and rail-
roads He is n clever story teller; almost as
good as Judge Guild.
The judges yesterday were Messrs. Sargent,
Harrison and j. Harvey Hnlsey. They called
the team race first Gen. Brisbin entered Fred
and mute, and Mr.. Ross came on the track with
Adelina IL. and mate. The horses got away vel
but the Generals team then showed their met.
tie. They lead easily. and rs the General passed
the grand stand on thc first half mile his eyes
twinkled with pleasure. He came home tho
winner in 2. 33. The second heat WAS n repcti-
easy victory. As Gen. Brisbin passed the
judges stand he called out T. the judges: " Why
don't YOU hang out your distance signW His
team won the heat I'm 2 .32.
The second contest was between i. W. Wilkin-
sons Whiriwind and Eb. Hnrrison's Mountain
Maid. There was only ono heat trotted and II
was taken by tire Maid in 2:37.
In the third event Fulton's Pctereu. Joe Chan
dlcr's Annie s.. and the East Newark m are
scored. The Enst Newark mare won, easily in
2:3G-29 with Annie s. . good second.
\ scrub race between Harrison's Rosetto and
the Elizabeth bly mare closed the meeting
ROscttc won in 25l.
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NEWPORT. r. l.. July 27.-The first game Of the
polo played this afternoon the grounds Of
the wesicho ster Polo club Tile weather was line and
the attendance large rs carriages being on the
grounds Sir Edward Thornton Max Outrcy. the French
Minister, and other disng guests were present
The game was called At 8 % O'Clock, Tho Reds were
james Gordon Bennett and GEORGE r. Fearing the Blues
Fairman Rogers Edmund w. Davis. and Lloyd Bryce
Ten excellent games played OF which the Reds won
and the Blues three.
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- ~, RitTAsp GORDON, 40 18th st, Brooklyn.

Mr. Gordon in handing in the above testimonial con.
tributes the good OF humanity Rupture u a terrible
affection. and solely from Dr. shcrnans great success
many shameless fellows are eugaE Il on ring tricks
AMI traps ~ Cun au.r cures. thus vicmiNny the un
10 tuuaic Dr. sherman has un established reputation
than FORTY srur uui hi treatment l. the only
one known that wifi t Iiiy relieve ana rupture.
s office is 25l Broadway where those interested may
ram llf ni in
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CON-
PANY-Ir NEVER SCALES OR POsTPONEs EIGHTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTION A. NEW ORLEANS August
- Al PRIZES. AMOUNTING TO $1,000, CAPITAL
PRIZES. s3Oopu $1,000. stOlO &C. 10000 TICKETS
TWO 81 DOLLARS HALVES ONE al DOLLAR
APPLY TO NJ A DAJPnlN r q. BOX 6o2 NEW OR
LEANS LA. OR II. l. PLUM. 3l5 BROADWAY, NEW
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On TUE PARADE GROUND
In the Military Post
Opnn throughout the wear - per day $lT so TO s24 60
per week. ALBERT II. CRANEY. Proprietor.
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Buslnrss luimts.
,up,ure-wr. Gordon. statement or hi. Cure.

To rnE Enron or TINS 2rN It's with unboundcd pleas
IRE that add my testimony IN favor of d. J. A. SHEER.
mans system ui curing rullurc having bren myself
victim at rupture and cufrd i IT. have been ncuvely
engaged ~ bout utter viii The cure snc" placed
my-tl under Dr. Shclmnn's treatment Previous to 10.
ing tn him tad ird tie Radical Cure Truss with great
suffering aud injury, wHs wt'in1 wore anil much dis
Outraged. e. Dr. she from reading in
paper the cure of Arthur McEvoy of Washington Market
would recommend amy one ruptured 10 abandon the
truss 20 Or sherman mud he cured rs have been.
MY Improvement both physically and mentally, in con.
sequence Of brng relieved 1t the rupture. II both elt by
my-lt and seen by my friends II Is good thing. and
feel II duty and pleasure To aid IN makipg known
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ser,ou. Aee,den, 10 a Pastor.

The Rev. VIM. Reid. pastor of the Herkimer
Street Baptist Church Brooklyn tell down stairs on re
firing from the residence OF OF his Pensioners and
his skull was fractured. He was taken to his home In
Milton street Greenpoint
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Rupture Cured.-Forty ycats' experience. Dr
MARSlis ifrAt,u. the uuv ard efcc' ual cure
Only oice, Vcs,y 49, oupo-e - Pnuis. Aston House
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCR


| utrtaruWF ALNANAc-rHfs pAv o..
| Sun rise.. 4 53 Sun sets.... 20 Noon rises. %
| H'sH wArgR-rHi. NH. %.
sandy Hook. 47lGov Isant S0l Hell oats..s. o.
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Mothers! Mothers Mothers, Don't tail TO pro
cure MRS WfN~LOM'S s1OiiiIS SYRUP for all dis
eases VI Children WHY tcctlH1 rhcc 70 cents bottle
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The Father Matthew Remedy certain and speedy
cure Tor intempernnce and destroys all appetite Tor
alcoholic liquors Sod by druggists Principal Office 80
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NEWARK. July 27.-Mr. Ewing. living in
Washington avenue, Beleve. works in panoore fac
tory in New York. Three weeks he lost two little
boys by drowning. on Thursday Mrs Ewing permitted
third son. mere lad 10 20 into the fields and pick
backberes He set upon by AN Infatuated cow and
gored to death, his bowels being torn out
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Pure Gold Wedding aud Engagement Rings
50, 81. so. SIS
J. Ii. JOHNSTON 100 Bowery. corner Broome St
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LoGAN-HoYT In pauhurv. Conn. July %. 1879. BY
the Rev Hershey, James Logan Of Brooklyn to josie
A Hoyt VI Danbury.
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Tosweeten the brs nth and preserve the teeth
use Browns COMPLICATED SapunaccOus Dcnurice. zoe
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MARRIED.

81 Fine Derby or son hat ~ so; ulne Mackinaws
sl6O. worth So Il Sew church It. up stairs
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The Zest OF Life IL Destroyed
BY chrome indigo sion Cure the malady, then How
With MIX of hagnesia Sold BY all druggistA -Ads.
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"Masmine the substitute for quinlne. positively cures
bottle. -Ada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31

Tho Rev. Dr HouHhton has received from
u..,rhls lha tolowma Telegram dOed fhuriduy. flom
saa III zoe SISTERS ui ~ han
s.nsg received sIth thanta Hew erphanase eisan
Ssh tWrifr .i.''' -
h. u.asntan frsirfdaY obtained transportation iaf
a., s,sf. she " li start fuf memphis TO-DAY 20 tahe
ets,ss If its asu ufphsnare Hs Gays that at the le
- ss h. seaivot refer che sreat need d ohid'eha
aioihinE .-,
u.bap guintard received ssi eVsaiug telesram
from Msmphla dried yesterday, ~ iolloWei
"a tsfsftsd alsiilst b tbs phole Cliy gfeai many
y ..,t.f 100 fsfa. koU afuaanaar nliinH 40 lahdN
t e I silt salis iei o. snd small tioininE igi chh
tNN Wv ukaHif aHd fAHauta,
Wfh iui Episcopal tlrffyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
THE KANSAS REPUBLICANS.
THE PLATFORM AMENDED GREENBACKs WORTH
GOLD DEMANDED-No NATIONAL BANK NOTES

THE PLATFORM AMENDED GIEENBACKs WORTH
GOLD DEMANDED-No NATIONAL BANK NOTES
THE STATE TICKET.
ToPEKA, Kan, Aug. 30.-Tn the Republican State
Convention to-day, the following were substituted
for the 4th, 9th and 9Th panks of the platform
reported yesterday by the committee;
w. The public credit should be sacredly
maintained, and all obligations of the Govern
ment honestly discharged, and that we de-
nOunce the Issue OF an irredeemaJle absolute
money legal-tendeT scrip as Il species of repu-
datiOn, which would ruin the credit Of the
Nation and the business interests OF the cOun-
try That oxoori.rco has shown tho ,roor.
back currency, rhe creation of the Republican
party, and under whose fostering care it has
been brought TO par with coin, to be admira-
bly, adapted to the wants OF trade; and TO the
end that there may be but one class of paper
currency, we favor withdrawal of the Ma
tiOnal bank notes, substituting therefor Il
greenback currency, issued directly by the
Government rs the sole paper currency OF
the country and We demand chat it
be issued ia sufficient volume to fully
meet the wants of business without depreciat-
ing its value, and that il shall be received in
payment OF all debts and daes, public and
private, except as otherwise specified by con-
tract that we are ia favor OF an honest green
back that shall always be worth its face in
coin, and that 1t he issued in the largest vol
ume That can be kept dtiOat ut par with coin,
to which end we favor the passage of law by
Congress by which the volume of greenback
currency in circulation shall always obey the
natural law OF supply and demand.
vi. That, a we believe a double coin stand
ard of values is preferable TO Il single stand
ard, we are in favor of placing the coinage of
gold and silver on an equality, giving to
neither an advantage or preference.
The following ticket was nominated:
FOR GorTROr-J. p. ST. John.
Lieut. GOrerROr-l. u. Humphreys.
Secretary Of Sidte-James Smith.
1redsmtT-John Francis.
AudiiOr-P j. BOmbrakc
AfiOrHeg-G eReTdl-Nill Davis.
ChiecJasfce-A. II. Horton.
Supi. Pub. ,RstrHciiOR-Allen b. Lennon.
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TWO FENIANs TO BE RELEASED.
MINISTER wELsRs APPEAL GRANTED.


LONDON. Friday, Aug 80, 1873.
The correspondence between United States
Minister Welsh and Lord Salisbury in regard to CODdOn
the Fenian convict is published. Mr. Welsh writes I'M
der date Of August g. reminding Lord Salisbury that
former appeals for the release OF the Fenian Condon
have been refused but since then the action OF the Brit
ish Government has brought It much honor that he
mfr Welsh thought the moment might possibly be
particularly agreeable for the exercise OF oemency
especially ia answer to the prayer Of a
friendly Government which has shown 50 deep
an Interest I'm the 20 have already pre-
fcrred the prayer three times aad would doubtless con-
granted The belief in the United States is that Condon
an ardent lrshman who served most honOrabY In the
American war was victim OF circumstances in his
wrong doing and having been eleven years In prison
aud learned WISDOM may we'll be restored TO his family
i'm the United States MIR. Welsh concludes by saying
that he believes the release OF Condor would be re-
Rared Dy the President and Congress Of the United
States rs a most friendly action.
Under date OF August 10 Lord Salisbury replies that
the Cabinet has carefully considered the request OF Min
ter Welsh and the fact that COndons health is suffering
seriously and has strongly moved to look the
application in favorable light, in consequence Of
being ono TO which the President and Congress attach
great importance The Cabinet will therefore recon-
mend that Her Majesty remit the remainder OF the
sentence OF Condor, and, as necessary consequence
The remainder OF the sentence OF Melady who con-
Nrted of the offence, under such conditions as Her
Majesty may be pleased 10 prescribe, one OF which VIII
be- Inc residence OF the released prisoners outside OF the
dOmniOns Tor the remainder OF the sentence, or
Tor such shorter period "a may be fixed.
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THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.

fARIs Friday, Aug 81, 1915.
The Official Journal says: 1.-THE delegates to
the International Monetary Conference noe being au-
horzed to respective Governments, could not
ct an international arrangement but the discussions
viii facilitate the study aud solution Of questions affect
ing the monetary systems OF the several countries
The utmost corday prevailed tonight at the splendid
banquet given at the Continental Hotel by the Ameri
can delegates the Monetary Conference TO their Euro
rean oonfreros Fortynve guests were present. inc I'D
ing all the delegates NJ. Leon Say the President OF the
Conference occupied the seat OF honor No speeches
were made.
In addition 20 the resolutions contained in the reply TO
the American delegates ported In the conference ON
Wednesday the European delegates adopted one thanking
the Government United states for having brought
about an international exchange OeOpinion on Important
monetary questions also another, that In view OF the
divergence OF opinion which has been manifested aud
the pOsslbihty OF states having double stand
ard making any Engagement relative 20 the unlimited
miutage OF silver there Is ground for discussing the
question OF any International ratio between the Two
ala
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THE CAMPAIGN in WISCONSIN.
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS AssURKD-A GAIN OF ONE OR
TWO CONGREssMFN EXPECTED.
lBl TrLEGH APH TO THE TRBUSEl

REPUBLICAN SUCCESS AssURED-A GAIN OF ONE OR
TWO CONGREssMFS EXPECTED.
lBi TEtEGRArH TO THE TRBUSE
WAsHISGroN, Aug. 3O.-Commissioner of Pensions
Bentley, who has been visiting his home IN Wiscon-
sin for several weeks past, has returned to WASH
ington. lie is well informed respecting the po-
htical situation in that State, and says the Republic
cans are now deyoting all their energies 10 the work
Of securing q majority IN the State Legislature. He
SAYS they feel confident Of securing this. Some Of
ex-senator Carpenters friends are mentioning him
NJ a cand'o te 20 succeed Senator Howe, aud Boss"
Keyes's supporters are In the field, believing that
that gentleman can be elected 70 the Senate Mr.
Bentley saws that the Senator can be his own snc-
ccssnr II he 40 wills II bat Mr. Howe and his friends
are keeping quiet until the proper time ar
riyes their main work this time being d.
rccted toward the campaign for members OF the
state Legislature. Mr. Bentley SAYS thai senator
lowe's criticism Of President Hayes last session has
not injured Ira political prospects, some tepnbl-
cans in the State express the opinion that the nena-
Tor was too anxious 10 make the attack aud that e
selected nonpOrtuuC time To speak ON the SUBJECT
Commissioner Bentley says the Grcenback elemens
IA Wisconsin Il Of an uncertain quality and an un-
known quantity. but that even with tins disturbing
element the Democratic party stands no clianceot
defeating the Republicans In the state. IL ~ the
opinion II the best informed Republicans IN WIS
coasin that the party will gain Que Congressman
aud uuastlflV two.
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CoyGREsslOyAL NONrNATIONs.
NONNNEo5IONAII NylIINlNI IV-N7'
The following additional nominations for
sRenoninatcd
GEBERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AUSTRIAN INVASION.
TREBIGNE LIKELY TO SURRENDER SOON.
VIENNA Friday AUG 80, 1873.

THE AUSTRIAN INVASION.
TREBIGNE LIKELY TO SURRENDER SOON.
VIENNA. Friday, Aug. 80, 1873
No news has been received from General
szapary. Sinister rumors continue to circulate.
ZARINA OCCUPIED.
LONDON. FridaY, Aug. 80, 1873
The Austrians have occupied Zarina in Herzegovina.
II 10 reported that the insurgents garrsOning Trebgne
are short OF provisions, and disposed to surrender
MIR. GLADSTONE CENsURED.
In leader critcisIng article by Mr. Gladstone In
The Nineteenth Century bitterly attacking the conserya-
tive policy The Times says The country will be as lit
Tie stirred by this new attack It has been by the nu
attacks in and out of Parliament on paper and
by word of mouth, which Mr. Gladstone has been pour
ing out Tor good many months He really ought, as
man OF sense accept the fact that Judgment has been
given against him. There is the wise man tells us,
time speak and time to remain Silent. When party
repetiOns has found that he has not convinced his
cOuntrymcn it might be well for him al length to re
member the second clause OF the advice ana wait eler
FOR matter or for more suspicious opportunity"
sERvIA NOT AIDING THE BosNIANs.
The Serske HOrine Of Belgrade denies the statement
that seryia is assisting encouraging the Bosnians.
NJ wADDINGTON BELIEVES PEACE SECURE.
At complimentary banquet given TO the Senators Of
the Department of Aisue, NJ. Washington, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs said despite some resistance and diff
Guides TO the East he considered the general peace Of
Europe perfectly secure.
THE ITALIAN LONGING FOR TRIESTE.
The Liberia OpiHO5e, EeoHOBStd FIatla and G0zetta
d Venezia argue that the establishment OF Austria on
the Albanian renders the possession OF Trieste
necessary 20 the maintenance OF Italys commercial
position IN the Adriatic. special dispatch to The
Times from Rome. however, says: eff Italy gave the
proper facilities for and removed the drawbacks to COM
merce al Brindis AncOna and Venice, she would have
no need Of Trieste. II Trieste fell under the existing
prohbve Italian laws and regulations 1t would soon
fall into the hopeless condition Of Brnds Ancona and
Npfiireu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
Kr,RNEY IN rmLADELrnIA
tur .autoR prrrNps rnr MOLLY MAGuiREs'
Am rAEns ~ 4 COLLECTION

tur Aou ,toR brrESDs rHr MOLLY MAGuiREs'
Am rAKns go 4 COLLECTION
pmtAurtruiA. Aug. 30-Tho California
lahoi ausfor pouna Kcauc, arrived IN the city this
evening about O'Clock iie was met ~ The depot BY
committee APPOINTED last night consisting OF several
~ the National lraders, who escorted HIN TO
double Hotel where BE- took supper hut few persons
ere ps sent o. bid hin welcome either NJ the depot on
the huie,
Af,er snpper Ksttney VS. driven 10 Broadst
.na Mont gumery.ise. who're opon.air meeting was
beld. "a which between 5000 aud 1000 people were
pge,-nt tie spoke for about two hours, aud his
t.fts ssrr prrty much the "a no has previously
made thsughnui the couutfy. lie took occasion 10 give
al roiorinr ~ hs remarks by referring 20 the No.
vswber eleUllon ~ tns civ, aud the trial OF
Inc Molly Magures IN tue coal regions The
isstef he characterized a. one OF me gfealtst
,,ntrsses on modern ages. lie said vas
H. e6t 81 eapiiaisia railroad robbers and literary
,nsnoptves 10 break down lawabiding Organization,
bth lad no other object than ~ protection against tle
,Vason Of capital and oppression ~ his own requt
coll eton was taken 40 10 denay hia expenses 70 bu
timore Tor which city he viii leave tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
GOOD pROspECTS IN INDIANA
TUr REPunIiCANa LIKELY TO CARRY THE STAT
I'M IrIhnnAFn no fnR ThInuNR.l

fur REPUBLICANS LIKELY TO CARRY THE sfArE.
ini tKiEaRAFn no uR rRnuNE.l
WASHINGTON, Aug 3O.-Acting Postmaster-Gen-
eral rynor to-day received n letter from Mr. Blair
the chairman Of the Republican state Committee,
~ Indiana, and politician of long experience aud
excellent Judgment, IN which he says that The Re-
publican prospects Ia that state are most eneour-
n0ingt that be- will guarantee n Republican Legis-
tt,,to which will substitute n Republican for NOor-
h,s and that the Republicans stand nn equal chance
will the Democrats for the state ticket tc saws
alan that without side help the election OF hemat,
~. Lepublis1u nominee Tor Congress ~ the lst
pistficf now represented by Fuller, would he mora
tban prohahle. The people oi Indiana have lost all
rnnndouce, be- says. in Democratic fuic, owing 20
the imhrcilitN aud political hciealo' 80 hotofipusy
dispia,cd hy the Democratic House.