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FaECoETRoLLINe OENFRE
or the COuntEys Railroad System, ID
what NJ LOuil Not Only AsplFes bat
ClAIml 70 be.

OF the CpuntFy'B BhilFoaa system u
what W. Louis Not Only AsplFes bat
Claims 10 be.
ST. LOUIS, June 2s.-Ths Republican, in
an article on the St. Louis railroad system
uses the following language; "so much
attention has recently been directed to the
rapid development Of the St. Louis railroad
system in this and contiguous States that
the general reader Of newspapers is apt to
overlook the steady work going on at the
same time to make St. Louis the controll.
ing centre OF the whole railroad system OF
the country. That this Is the tendency Of
the extensivs operations in progress
throughout that whole vast country west
Of the Miseissippi river no intelligent and
careful observer can question. II Is not
only predestined as the centre Of the trans.
MiSRissippi railroad system, by virtue ol
It's geographical situation alone, but the
fact that the pTeponderating influence In
oil Of the great railroad enterprises ON this
side oI the river have larger interests here
than anywhere confirms the assumption
which the advantages cf the locality justify.
Everybody has more or less appropriations
OF this fact, In 90 far as IL concerns the
extension Of the American railway system
into Mexico, but 1t Ia not so geuer.
ally understood that all the trans.
continental railways must inevitably
seek q common focus at Ut. Louis. The
Wabash and Union Pacific Railways are
80 nearly In the same hands that the
Northern line may be said to run into St,
Louis. The eastern terminus OF the At.
lantic & Pacific line is actually in st,
Louis, while the Texas & Pacific has also
lts eastern terminus in this city, and IL
by an official with his office in |
this city. The three trans continental
lines meet at St, Louis, as well as oil the
Mexican lines, and the influence Of this
in this city would ultimately |
Iorcs 1t to the position Of centre OF the
railway system east Of the river, II 1t
we're not for the TACT that oil the great
Eastern trunk lines already have their di.
rect connection with St. Louis, with the
Iole exception oi the New York Central,
which is no longer the Commading power
u the railroad world that 1t once WAS,
Vanderbilt will now have to get st, Louis
connection for aeli.pToteCtiOn."
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WHYrE-On Tdes l,y. jane "a, 1881, 4, t2TA
NJ Att aAtoI1Et WHYIH aHd ~ JiatG
The eilns'al will take Plhes ifJm the iostdopo, Of
her hatbaud, No, 2Sil Market ,lftei, on Thu,,day
mO'nloS MSoslo!t. Fhsud' d the family are in
NUSNELt--1n To, day ssebjo,. lima "a ,,s,
q! 0eoeti BEsti1, Infant dmghpf oi i, n. SSd
D 4 Auahel, ased . miniht, "'N
Funstal fom The residences Other parent, No.
1855 AeCa l9ch street. his ,itefnson Al 20 oeloeE,
FtIendI Of th3 family ale invited,
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reformation from FrRuce. - Another
scientist who Has Photographed II.

Information from Frauce. - Another
scientist who Has Photographed n.
New YORK, June %. "A Paris dispatch
says that for the last two nights the comet
has been remarkably brilliant, and our
astronomers tell us that It Is tonight 10
attain its SpoSeo. Alter that It's splendor
will diminish and In three weeks we
shall have seen the last oi II for seventy.
four years. The comet gave rise to an In.
terestipg discussion at the Academy Of
Science yesterday. Jansen informed US
that II measured several millions OF
leagues. Its head, az seen here. appears
TO Be spherical and Ia surrounded by o
luminous halo, giving peculiar bright.
ness. Ithss no body worth speaking Of,
but the tail is immense, and L. so trAnspar.
ent that stars OF the second magnitude
are seen behind II and are clearly repro.
duced 10 the photographs which Jansen
has taken.
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1he ciaclnnan : Marietta Railroad.

BALTIMORE. June 2S.-The report that q
syndicate holding some $l9, 100000 Of the
bonds aud ether evinehosa Of indebted.
ness Of the Cincinnati & Marietta Rail.
road, will within sixty days begin legal
proceeding for q foreclosure and sale oi
the property, with the determination Of
buying It 10, Is not credited by oflClals Of
the Baltimore 4 Ohio road here, the
First Vice President oi which is receiver
OF the Cincinnati 81 Marietta. This would
shut the Baltimore & Ohio out OF Cincin.
natl, It Ia suspected, and the latter com.
pany has no idea Of allowing that TO be
hnna.
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,,b,tis knowu about the comet can
.'.,,,.J Az , in the following general terms;
~ S"',r ',,Dgsr is .oOOOOOO miles off, say
100 ,si,J S'S a. far as the sun, about 10000
's',II' ~ "iI., from the sun and daily receding
", |"."v, .nsce and from the earth, about @O''
y, la",S ui's. dsy, The daily journey Of the
w wv, @ IN tbe sky ia about five degrees or
"r, ,,I, neatly ten times the breadth oi the
"3 ",3r, and this has already brought it so
y, I',T "o,tb that like the Great Bear, not
~ W, 'i,y a, from which it lies, it no longer
wy w. A A,tosite its bright head is 1000
NJ, NJ through, the haze around 1t 1900
.'% "|It tbo tail lg,OOOODO miles long
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onIo DEMoCRACY.

Prospective Hominee Of the PaFty for
Governor OF that State.
CINCINNATI, June ga careful canyasB
OF the. Democratic situation in Ohio goes
to show that the probable choice Of can.
didate for Governor will be the Hon.
John ". BuChwalter, Of Springfield.
Through the interior Of the Stale be Ia
much the strongest OF any one yet named,
and In the cities be will pick up q large
vote among the Germans and business
men. The expectation that the nomina.
tion. would be given 10 O Cincinnati man
70 likely 10 be defeated on account OF the
failure OF the Cincinnati delegation to
agree upon name.
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uh.rllnr q Lnha Erls nnIlroad.

NoRwALx, O., June 27.-The Hrst twen.
ty miles OF the Wheeling & Lake Erie
R ,lrSad was completed, ready for travel,
last night. Over eight hundred men are
at work on the bed at present, and track.
iayiny is being pushed forward at the rate
Of a mile day from Wellington, and will
SOON commences al Huron. The contract.
or, Mr. Gflggs, yesterday oideted the
Chief Engineer 10 make The final survey
and location Of the llneitom Norwalk and
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nrllIah nriAfa.

LoNDoS, June 20 In the House Of
Commons, MI. Gladstone said be hoped
to brorogue PArli Imsnt the htst week 10
August.
Calling, we'll known correspondent Of
The Tines, letG England on Sunday last ior
The purpose Of; penetrating slberia and
ditCoveiltg The condition Of the exlles
there,
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me WRONa LADY
inptieaiSd III the Isscent Nasty Scandal
NJ NAAhIhEion

wAsHiSGroN. June 0S.-rhs statement
teleVraphed from here 10 two or three
weslefn papers on the 2lst inst, referring
10 q social scandal which involved the
conduct Of a young Kentucky lady at q
pattyin this city lAet winter, contained an
Important effof, inasmuCh as II pointed d
the wrong lady. The young lady men.
toned In those dispatches was recently
married 10 o Boston gentlemen and The
married couple are nov In Europe. She
during her Sojoufn Ii Warrington was
above suspicion. She did attend the
patty referred 10, but 10 company with
one oi the best families in Washington,
who we're constantly with her.
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Indicted and Held IN Three ThOuHand
DoIIaFs Hall on the Charge Of BFI.
berry,
ALBANY, June 2s.-An indictment, for
bribery has been found against Senator
Sessions. He is held in 5000 bail,
Mr.. Sessions, accompanied by his coun'
sell, entered the Court OF Sessions this at.
tOrnoon. Mr.. Sessions said he under
stood that he was indicted Tor bribery,
and wanted TO surrender himself and
give bond. The counsel, on behalf Of the
defendant demanded an immediate trial
The District Attorney demurred on the
ground that he was not ready and had
other cases to dispose Of. Besides, he said,
this was not Case for immediate trial.
Judge Won Alstyne remarked something
about this being wanted as q record.
Mr., Smith, OF the COUNSEL, denounced the
action OF the District Attorney. Judge
Van Alstyne explained that the District
Attorney wanted 10 correct the record
Mr.. Smith still demanded an immediate
trial TO demonstrate the truth or ialsity
OF the charge. Finally the bail was fixed
at S3 900. senator Sessions is to appear
from day to day. II 10 understood that the
case will not be tried thid term.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Juue 2S.-John Roach
and Others have filed articles inCor.
poia'itg The New York and Cuba Mail
Steamship Company. Capital 100000
Henry Riddle, Chatlss Partfige, Mary
A. Newton, Helen sloCum and others
have fled AftiClea incorporating IN Amer
lean spltilusllstiC A AlllAnCe, with view 10
developing sptrttuSl science and the
spitituGl feligion.
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GOV. HENRY \. LANE.

"
President OF the Philadelphia COnVOn.
IIOn-His EloqHencs over LinoolH'a
NOmlnRIiOn.
NRw York, June 28.-U nder the title Of
"Memoirs OF ex-senator Lane" cores
pondent Of the Tribune writes the follow.
ing:
In the obituary notices In the Tribune
and other papers, OF the late Hon. Henry
=. Lane, oil Indiana, l see no mention Of
his having been the President OF the Ma.
tional Convention az Philadelphia In 1865,
that put In nomination Fremont and Day.
ton upon the platform Of "Free Soil, Free
Speech, and Free Men" That was q not.
able convention, composed oi many oil
the original leaders In the Antl.slayery
movement. and their later allies,
the Buffalo Free Soilers OF lS4S,
and those who listened to Mr.. Lanes slec.
trifying speech upon taking the chair
and the later speeches Of Henry Wilson,
Owen LOyeioy, and others, will never
forget II. remember how amused, and
at the same time shocked, the late courtly
and elegant Governor John A. King, oil
our own State, was at the free and easy
manner OF Governor Lane as he sat In
the chair OIL the presiding officer upon that
occasion, with his legs upon the table
before him, and formidable cane In his
hand, with which 10 preserve oil the order
he considered necessary.
At Chicago, In 1850, Mr. Lane pressed
Mr.. LiuCoin's nomination with tremen.
dous energy, and when that event had
been accomplished bis Joy was unbound
ed. speechmaking was at all times as
natural to him IS breathing, but then lie
could not contain himself, and one Of the
most eloquent speeches ever heard was
his, an hour after the convention Rd
journed, to vast crowd OF excited people
in the old Revere House In Chicago.
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AM UNleulvuuAL srA1rnEnr
That the Administration II With Malone
IN the virginia PIRhL.

50 wv NEAthAh ElkuAs
ALEXANDRIA, June 2s The Gazette TO.
day states positively that the President,
Secretaries Blaine and Window, PostmSs.
ter'General James and Revenue Com.
miHsioner Raum have declared their en-.
tire sympathy with Malone in his read.
juster movement in Virginia, and have
expressed their purpose to aid him all in
their power with the federal patronage.
The Gazette is o Democratic paper, bitterly
opposed To Malone, and claims 10 have
Ito information correct Senator John.
ston, Of Virginia, arrived 10 the
city. "a. day. He Hsid to 0 Western AZ.
sociated Press reporter that he 10
confident that the Democrats will carry
Virginia, whether the Republicans run
straight ticket or not. He SAYS that he
Knows Of large number Of Democratic
ReadjusterB who have repudiated Malone
and returned 10 the regular Democratic
ranks, and that the Democratic vote this
year will be larger than last year.
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His Hopes for the PaiherIAnd OF the his.
ing GeneFatiOn.
LoSD,N, June 2S "A dispatch from Ber'
lin says Bismarck Is suffering so much he
will not be ablsto leave Berlin for week.
Replying to a consratulatory telegram
from the Breslau students he wrote:
"Your salulations strengthen the hope
that the national sense Of the German
youth will, 10 the future, confer on the
Fatherlsnd that internal peace which the
generation which expires with me has not
f1nnd.n
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MoRRt1, Lii, June 2S.-sergeant Bates,
the a,s carrier, in stepping from a plat.
form from which be had been making an
address, slipped 10 such 0 manner Gs to
break his leg below the knee The Injured
limb was set, aud the Sergeant hopes 10
be able 10 address bis countrymen upon
the old flag as Of yore. He announces bis
intention Of speaking continue uSly until
the fall OF 1884.
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LOUISVILLE. Juue 2s The resignation
Of Stuart Robinson, as pastor Of The Second
Presbyiefi IN Church Of this city, has been
scCep ed on Acoount ol his age and ieeSle
health, bot he w's Al once choseA pastol
emeritus. with q salary Of tsn Lhousand dol
lars A 4 NAaF.
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Takes a triple Holiday IN Honor oi IN
Fourth aud the sRuEerfest -irINcotn'

InHet U ITbpto uOhuhy tu HuuUt vs. INV
Fourth aud the Saugarfest- GriNc0In'a
Fast.
CHICAGO, June 2S Tho Board Of Trade
BY nearly q unanimous vote decided to
adjourn over from Friday to Tue day, on
account OF Independence Day and the
sangstiest societies.
GfiscoT weighed 1921 pound this morn.
Ing, a loss Of a hiatt punnd In twenty .fcur
hours, having drank the usu u qnanthy Of
water, Respiration i3, pulse 81, temper
A,ure 0sI His miGd dweIs constantly on
The time when his last shall have been
llnished and he Ahal indulge In green
pea, spfinv lamb and OtLer iotb' d len
iuxutipf. llis skin la usually ni)Iat, colt
aud III q heslLhiul state, but to-day on his
back aud bresst Il shows sigas oi pafChing.
lie is Inclined 10 tbtget the pItss ol hun.
ger In iftqneht nap1
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For the long term the combined vote
Alter the balloling Q resolutlon was {

Alter the balloting q resolution was OF.
iered that when the convention adjourn
Saturday II he 10 meet on Monday at
RichHeld Springs, Declared out OF order.
The Halt breed resolution offered yester.
day for four ballots was discussed ut
length. AIyord and others favored II; the
Democrats opposed It, The Stalwarts said
II was ioolng to continue balloting when
no result could be achieved Erastus
Brooks (Dsmocra') made long speech In
favor Of sine die adjournment. Roll call
on adjournment until TO morrow resulted
rs ayes and 10 noes, and the convention
nd inuFnai
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A hmnil HOY tiela . Hntd fail.

srkUBESviLLE, O., June 2s Levi Allen,
while playing on q tfestle work over The
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh track from The Jei.
isIson Iron Works, late last evening, fell
thirty feet, striking his head on the track,
and receiving internal injuries which will
nFnvp faiAl
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DRESDEN, June 2S.-The Official Journal
has published ministerial order by
which, In virtue Of the Socialist law, any
one suspected Of impOrlliug the public
peace may be refused the right OF residing
In LeipE'o or itR suburbs. The order takes
effect liom the 20 b lnSt, and RENAME 10
operation one year,
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sEoRErAxY SHoWN's EHEASD
which Took Him 10 England-PEivatG
Instructions 10 Minister Lowell,

Instructions 10 Minister Lowell.
LONDON, June 2S-The World Gays:
MIR. Brown, one OF President GSrlsld's
private secretaty's, arrived in England
about the middle Of June with instruc.
tons for Minister Lowell, which It was
thought ipjudicious to send either by mail
or telegraph. The instructions comprised
All order that the American Consuls
throughout IrelAnd should report fully
and sLatedy concerning the character and
extent OF tho dlss Election, particular 10.
tive 10 the prevalence and conduct Of the
Irish. American element. Mr.. Brown
started home with quantity Of valuable
Information.
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o., rn1v, who is at The head OI the
.,,.oj. wv lines west oil Pittsburgh is
hIl'' ,' =. ,' ,bs richest man in Pittsburgh
pisl' .,',m,,ed D' m at ilOOOOOOO. Hostetter'
Iaa ~ t','s,. ''" man, is cIa.,ed among the very
s,hithat city.
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NoRE ,Lk, VA, June 2S,-JaCkSon East.
ham, q prominent business man Of this
place and senior partner In the Wholesale
erocety house Of EAstham, Powell L Co.,
died this afternoon ri 0 pocket knife stab
In the abdomen, inflicted BY young man
named Thos. Donald, during quarrel al
Iba Atlanta Hotel
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MADRID, Jube 9s-The Free Traders
have held crowded meeting, and impos'
Ink meetings Of ProIec lohlSts have besn
held al Barcelona. In the later lhs exs
ample Of the United States was polnied 10
and resolutions we're passed asking the
government for protection iof merchants,
marine and mantiipC'nreEa.
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SAN FaASClsco, June 2S.-A Tucson
dispatch s,ys that L. zicksndofI'D powder
house blew or, yesterday, With Q terrible
explosion, breaking nearly every window
IN the town. II is reported that the
county hospital was nearly demolished,
but there are no particulars,
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yIllsrs i,.siroy4d IN AwI,s.,laud,

l.oSDoS, June ga village In vaIois,
switSstlsnd, consisting VI three hundred
houses, las been entirely deetfoy ed BY
nie. One oi the honsea Was Ret on fire by
lightning aud the Hines, under a high
wind, rapidly sprsad 10 the whole village
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HeHere nlormn in nninlrn.

MiLLIHoOK, oNr., June 2S.-A severe
storm Of wind and rain passed over this
section this evening. Many houses and
barns were leyelled. Several persons
were Injured, Mrs. Little and Mrs. Stewart
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NEw YoRK June 2S "A Ttenton Nj ,
special Gays man, boy aud horse were
killed by a west b ,und train LIST blight
near Camden. They were crossing the
track aL the lime.
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rbe lienIey ReFniIa.

LoNDoN, June % The crews taking
part ia the Henley fegALta are winding up
a hard practice to-day. The general be.
lief here is that Cornell will be defeated,
90 having neither style nor staying pow.
ets equal 10 their Engllah opponents.
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NARROW tsOApE
OF an East LiVSrpSoI PotISty from De.
atfuetIDu bS Fire.

AtFuetI0u By FIrs.
EAsr LIyERPJoL o ilo, June 2S Last
night al bou 1O.30 the kiln shed Of WIN
Bmnt IT,, 4 CI.s Pottery was dpc1veted
/ be on Gre, a1L the gre ,tslt alarm was
spts.d From the iacs that l. Was yet
eatly, The fltemVn were promptly on the
ground, and by the greatest tx4tti0tts oI
all, the tltlnes we're staJ ed. The shed
however, is 20 badly burned that II will
have Ia be replaced; but one II tie finest
pottery estSb ishmsnts In the county ,one
ni tie most mpIs'e, was In imminent
danger cf desttuCiun, and was bnelJ
aaVlH
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81. Louis, Mo-, June 2S "A report 10
received tom The county.seat Of 81. Louis
county that General Giant has sold bis
tatm on the C3tavlAs road, Q lev miles from
the city, TO Jay Gold, for S7b. 900
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LONDON, June 2S-rhs dory Little
Western, hence for America, on the 14sh
inst, spoken thirty miles southwest Of
Lizard Monday, All we'll,
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Ralurne.l lronl Q FnnerAI 10 lIe

WEST NEWTON, Pa, June 2s Leonard
RassnSyle, q German, we'll known in this
community. dropped dead on The street
last evening. The cause Of his death 10
supposed to be heart disease. lie had
Just returned from the funeral II bis
daughter a. Dunbar, Pa a,
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NEW YsRE, June 2s. Nearly two thou.
sand emigrants landed al Castle Garden
within The past twenty .Iout houis.
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Gks 9ntell9FttH',.
5s,, .5 lna n Eoarlesa!n s!.ss.:
- 1,lLT INrELLIGENCEE

.o.,tO .ry .ddros,, postage prepaid, lof
n W o. ..' ,.,I,, one WWE, aits'n cents Two
pi'oH y" ,'n,,; oae month, 'IIIJ'A'O cent? !
U,Ii en" an, dollar and thirty osn''i 'n'ss
y a' w. aoIl,n yIyltt ia adams.
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.,r,o,ER tone is reported in the fnE'
,,.hI. hl' iron Market partly owing TO
,,,,,l plrchates.
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A rtosp.eilts Nnrnue, 10 tha y. D.

TTWHVVNITNU VWUFlUUy 10 INV 70 VI
EOurH AABoY, N. j., June % III. O.
Uadmus, Postmaster, to-day probably shot
himseli fatally.
a recent examination Of the books
thOwed q shortage on money orders
Oadmus was 10 have met GUVetnment
officer and bis bohdtmen this nothing.
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LONDON, June 2s.-The Cornell Univef.
city crew have completed arrangements to
row Of Vienna the 9th OF August.
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LHwrsroS, Ne, Juhs % The Green
b.ckes Of the Second district nominated
", r. Gilbert ior Congress.
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SESSIONS SEIZED
AND HELD IN HEAvy.nArL BONDs,
On the Charge OF Bribery, Under an In-
dIeImsnt BY The Grand JuTy'
The Usual Ballot Yesterday,
Win the Same Result.
SENATOR SESSIONS

Indicted and Held IN Three ThOuAand
Dollars Hall ON the Charge Of BFl.
heFy,
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YEsTEKDAI's SALLorING
Iu the Joint ConVenIIon Ut AlbApy-"No
Choice"

ALBANY, June 2S,-Joint
short term, combined vote;
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A new Eeatars of the PsdeatFIaa Cfass.
NEw YoRK, June % This morning
WIN. Gale, Of tjAtdiR, Wales, started in 40
attempt 10 walk 5000 quarter miles In
5000 consecutive ten minutes.
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ParneIls visit 20 IhIs COunIFy-BFItiah
Representation RA 10 PenianlAm on this
slide, DC.