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wEEpEN'S WOES.
he Pusliist Taken to Ohio to Answer
--aL .-l- for HiA EnM ID I--....- 49, -

The purIfIsf aTni.c,, IN Ans,
>. ~, - ''I,,o. ,,,. o"io 10 answer
D. ,.,
= ilftsHoH"'i' '"iy2.-i-ast evening Sher-
i'll Galley, OF Columbiana county, Ohio,
arrived here in company with n x.opt
younc man ,o OCT Jimmy iyoo,,o, A.,
s o.. .''"" yiI, =, H',o'"'' "ee"eh, liie man
WHO iichea Niaiohey Oh Ohio soil. When
the sheriff presented himself ut Wecden's
cell and informed him that he must hovo
h;r, a. IA, ,o,,,.,;,, ,,:..,. -, '''''o
. - Wv SI '''''' '''l'hs'hS inc fequi-
si'ioh, Jimmy heaved a keavy sigh, and
remarked: y"Wcli, guess must so," and
made, ready 10 accomDanv tho o,roor
Deio,e b;s ,jennr,rro fro,n ~. ~. :,.., o'"'ei.
IL, :. ''o''' ''ie e'! he was
allowed 10 Dia ms w'lean ai!cctionatc fare
well. The officer and prisoner left for tie
Columb;ana county mil ovor tho por
H,nd,s railroad om ,ho M ,;',:,a1 | IN
""u'e 'a'o"u' .'' on 'ne i'mitea mail.
Ihcir tlcRets ccst SlO.
Wcedcn said yesterday afternoon that bc
hoped they wouldn't get Maionev. who hc
thinks is in this city, us he thought il the
two Of them were trie, at the same time the
would be heavier. lie believed If tho
Campbell 'Wailing "mil" had not occurred
so Glose OH the heels 0f his, the authorizes
sentence would no. have troubled him. IIe
employed Thos. NJ. Marshall, Esq, and
Lawyer Stillwagon 10 take care OF Ills case
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TnE Chicago Times contrasts the scene
Pttstnteh by the brute Guitcau going out
OIthe world singing glory" and that pre-.
sentel by Garfield. Says the Times: ut is
p;OhIation to mention Garfield in
the same connection, but he went
tie lcus and painful road to final rest,
never once talking inspiration. nor glory,
1OThaNtsNi4h. lie expressed no certainty
that heaven was TO be his homo. The gal
lows route seems to be that in which the
passenger is loudcst in his professions Of
AaSlns found the right road. 40 80
The Cincinnati Gd:tiis, in speaking OF
tie way in which such fellows 60 Off says:
Phillip IT.. OF Spain, who was probably
tGecaGse OF more misery than any other
man OF the sixteenth century, did not die
like Gui;cau by the hands of tue execu.
Homer. lie was, however, the victim Of u
Nolse fate, so faras pain is concerned, be.
my eaten alive by worms. Yet he dis.
Iayed aserenily and tranquility during his
iast hours that would compare iavoribly
WIN the Sct'righteousneSs OF Garticld's US.
Saksin " ..n.-.s .'...t., d..
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MR.. L0l. All II AGAIN.
A TERRIBLE MASSACRE BY INDIANS.
FArtI Of Fourteen Psrssns Murdered bt indian,
10 Dakota Territory unItsd sla,,s Soldier,
Seat Up Hot rur'ult-Ths Raiders sup.
posed to be compo,sd ofSiou1 Bucks, .|

ST. PAUL, MIMI, July News was 10.
ceivcd today by General Terry at tho
headquarters Of the Department OF Dakota
that colony, consisting Of fourteen per.
sons eleven men and women and three
children, had been massacrcd by Iudiuns
fifty miles from Redileld, D. r., on the Da.
kota Territory Central Railway. The
massacre was reported to Superintendent
Nichols Of the railroad by q man who
claimed to have escaped. The killing oc.
Cured OH Thursday, and the survivor had
hurried to Redilcld to carry the news of
the butcliery and give the alarm. MIR.
Nichols said he had investigated the
story md believed It TO be true, md
asked that n scouting party be sen,
to the scene. General Terry ordered ont II
detachment Of tho Seventh cavalry from
Ssseton agency, recently ordered 10 TINT
agency from Meade. Ten days rations will
be taken BY the sound aAd thorough
scout will be, made. The commanding
officer was instructed TO take steps TO pun
ISL the guilty party and to protect other
settlers The, troops are in hot pursuit by
this time The railway company was ask.
ed by the department to render all posi-.
bic assistance. The scene OF the reported
tragedy is in Faulk county, west Of Red
field, which is small station OH tho Jnmcs
River Valley, on { the s Dakota Central
Railway, forty miles north from Huron
aud about seyenty.iive miles southwest of
Fort Sisseton. n
1t is expected that tho uoops will reach
the plnce where the massacre is said to have
occurred by tonight. Should further rr.
ports Justify the measure troops from other
forts 10 tho westward will be on the alert
to intercept and, il possible, corral the r,id.
ers. The war ratyi is believed TO be Sioux
from the Missouri, as fifty bucks were r.
ported to he in tho raid. The Sisseton In.
dams arc pcaccably inclined, and urc under
control Of Chief Renv;lie, who is afraid of
the whites. The Sioux are ALWAYS ready
for a scout, and nrea sometimes allowed 10
so out on n hunt. There are so many of
them at some Of the Missouri agencies That
a party might elude the vigilance of The
agency authorities, but agency officers ure
at loss to know, howso largoa band could
be on the war path without being missed.
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lIlinDls Corn (,rnn

,iy BLooM'SdroS, lLl., July :2.-An .edito-
rial writer for the Pantagraph, who has
travelled during the last four weeks through
more than thirty of Tic hest corn grow.
ing counties in this State, and who has
given the corn crop special attention
at this time Of year for more tIlan fifteen
seasons, summarizes ilie condition Of the
crop as follows: IA .i-,:l1,s, II .f.,...S. ,5.5.
= In.enot over 'one.tenth OF tho State
is there Il fair stand OF corn in aver
aye condition. About .One.iifth OF the
corn acreage is now drowned ont md en-
tirely ruined: On the rolling prairie und
I'LL drained lara, the Prospect, perbnpp,
viii DO i"o'lhirds crop, i@with favorable
weather. from this time iorwsrtI. J There is
not over half average yield for entire
state,g.whilc thtrcl is a contingency of too
sudden drying Of snlaand officially irost, MS
well us that Of q continuance OF wet wealth
~ H4#r oil ~ iH e
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Randolph County nmd the Kniirond. 4

Handolph County mud tho Rnilr0nd.
Randolph county-the largcst county in
west Virginia, having 1000 square miles
" 'efrItory-a county that hns large
mineral and timber resources-a county
sPasely settled and remote from railroads
seems 10 have 4 very autiquated idea as
N~hal is necessary 10 build q. railroad.
AEf County Court has authorized n county
subscription OF $4,000 to the extension of
Ue "a''on 4 philippi road to be sub.
~'u'd toa popular vote, but its conditions
@e sach that the subscription, il
44''e, Is liable TO ba useless. The dis.
Hace ID forty miles from Phillippi to
"'Net'S twenty miles Of which are through
'sa''l PHI county. Yet the subscription is
wv "oep paid until the road is built with
" we nile oil Beverly, and the bonds arc
9'Ia twenty years or "as tho county court
ts ,""s uSee'.' This condition will perhaps
a",' u not .Awnrt tho sale OF tho bonds.
""' n",. ~ "''''u0n, it is doubtful whether
a"s ''n'pah%will agree 10 build tho road
io,a "po'at Eoaa;,, within one mile OF Beverly be-
lion. v '"o sioos',p;'
Randolph is one Of the counties That
should deal liberally with onv r,;,rood
l,'' pa"l.S' 'A"i promises to open It up 10 the
outside world. ,, ltnecds above ali thin,r.rs
some facility OF this sort as means Of f,,.
'uFe growth and development. 49,
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VA

=. = o rHHH
dent ot Hiram College, who gave a skc,cb of
tho origin and history Of ths people tunwn @ N
as Christians. oi the church 10 which they
belong. In closing his address President
llinsdale said ), h. lA5E a o3 ~, ri 4
"rhls church Is a memorial 10 the late
laincnted Garfield. It's corner stone Is laid
upon the flrst anniversary Of his assassina.
Lion, and this makes It the object OF ,wider
and tenderer sympathy, 10 his host Of per.
sonal friends, to his religious brethren,
nay, to asvastly, larger. worldswhich was
80 deeply impressed by his great career
md so deeply stirred by bis cruel fate.
This christian temple will be tho shrine
around which will cluster the tepdrils OF
the human heart while tito brick and stone
md iron shall defy decay These founja.
tion, walls to be laid upon them, nnIi,he
spirc that they will liit toward
sky. will speak Of tho widows house " IN tho
woods Of Ohio; ;Gof Hiram school and iof
Williams College OF the army, Of the
halls OF legislation aud tho Chief Magis.
trates chair. They will speak Of the In.
auguration, OF the last letter to the white
haired mother, OF eighty days OF uncom.
plainiDganguish, OF death at Elberon .and OF
the majestic funeral march which bore the
mortal Which had lost tho immortal TO its
resting place at Lake View. DO You ask
Inc TO say more2 In the words OF, Enas to
the Carthagenian Queen, ""You ask me TO
recall unutterable sorrow"
Not often do men build structures which
commentaries 50 much Jas tho church
whose. corner stone we lay to.day."hIU v
Addresses were then made byN Repre.
sentatives A. IL pettibone and 4. is.
Willis, Of Kentucky, and the exercises
closed with benediction by Rev.IW. II.
Schcll.
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CrSAIlno, CrSAIlno, LIS, July ,2.-This morning,
about o'clock, Marshal John Bryant, OF
Columbus, ky., succeeded in surrounding
9 } house near Bellmopt, Allo.;sin which Xii:
gore, the mnrdererof Gardner, had taken
refugee The Marshal had q small party Of
men and was Watching window while the
others wentto the door.
k;lgnre -ralse,l-u PLANK fromf the floor,
orawied out from under the house, and,
meeting Bryant, shot him. The ball pass
Cd through his bodytfrom..side to side, c,iKil.
gore escaped and IS still ut large. Bryant's
wound, though serious is not necessarily
fatal. ~. t.....,,l.,..,i- -.,...I :.
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TnEappIcants for the vacant U. s. At
to;aeyship OF West Virginia, include the
isllOHiHs gentlemen: Geo. Z. Caldwell Of
Wheeling; J. W. Mason, OF Grafton; J. A..
Hutchinson, Of parkersburg; Geo. C.
Slurgis, Of Morsantown; ]. W. Davis, Of
G'rcnbricr; W. II. II. Flick, OF Martins
burg Ex.Jrdge I.oomis, OF Parkersbure;
J. !. Menascr, OF Point Pleasant, and
Abfam Iurlew, OF Charleston. -
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Aquatic Affairs,

New LONDON, CoSS., July l.-Aiter three
meetings and rs many disagreencnts the
Harvard and Columbia crews were unable
to agree npon an hour for asraco to-Ror.
row and the race was declared Of. @ -
lLSKE GEoRgR, N.Y. July 2.EFhere is
general dissatisfaction at tho action Sot the
Columbia crew deciding not. 70 compete
with the University q Pennsylyania Grew
in tho eight cared race, July birth.
I'm the ) four-oaredS race, . the Wesleyan
crew Is still the favorite, but the friends of
the others claim tlrst place for their Smen.
The men are NIL in excellent condition. I
;1FoRTREss MONROE, ,Jnly-o.-In the race
from Baltimore, 1888 miles between the
yachts Rena and Elfn,j the latter won by
ono mile, :, :.
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Republican, HeeoncIlIntIon in renu,,I !

iis,,PinLApELpnlA,, ,JulyJ.-Anoo official call
for meeting OF the regular Republican
State COMMITTEES on July la, to consider
measures for harmonizing the two wiups
OF the Republican party was Issued this
afternoon, While the Independent leaders
reject all ideas ola compromise. based on
anything less than the absolute withdrawal
pf the Cameron ticket it is admitted that
the high standing Of Democratic nominees
created feeling among the rank and file
Of bpth Republican factions. Something
must ,bo .dono before the campaign opens,
10 unite the party on sons ticket, This
feeling is go general among Independents
that it is tolerab!y certalnthe end will bo
accomplished. tHf5gF~1t F
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A BIG BLOW,
rhe Recent CycEonc MT rnrkcrsb,,rg,
9 Effect orthe Storm. ~

| b- as-1 tucct W,iUe Storm. "a -'IN
Special to tho I,lelliyencer. Hr3s ~ u.
PAEHemuuaq, Ialy Ia cyclone, OF
regulation sisc and intensity, according 10
kanlas rule, passed over this city last night
nj 80, and left its devastating truck in
many parts Of the city. 1t seemed to col;;e
directly from DlenncrlEssel, Island, but as
it reached tho boat landing 1t passed 10 the
right over Fort foreman, which seemed to
divide it into several particles, and eacl,
particle seemed charged with Jove's entiro
batteries. These particles or clouds took
different directions, and lcvelad things with
terrific power wherever they touched.
For several minutes before the clouds
struck the city it could be seen
in the distance, presenting an ap.
peamnce Of midnight blackncss and
emitting a whis,ling noise like tie
sound OF hundred distant steamboats,
blowing of steam. The largest cloud
came; over Fort Boreman with lightning
rapidity, but instead OF presenting the
usual cove like appearance it seemed TO
settle horizontally and scatter into irap.
men,s as II settled near the earth, and
Immediately outside its, influence there
did not seem to be IN unusual amount of
wind powr.. Itstruck the Pruger BLOCK
aN large four.story building on Ann street
and lifted the ruof from It's fas,enipps
and deposited 1t on the Dolan Hotel nd.
joining, crushing in its roof to the second
story. Portions oi:hc debris were carried tw,
blocks away. 1t then shot up Ann street
like u cannon ball, scattering the largest
trees like ohatE. 4 laise p6pulnr in front
oi. the. AIT Hotel WAS caught bv !.
und whirltd around like shell boat in n
naels!run, and :, then ~ Ewas lifted ny
bodily, Ioots and all, some four feet iron,
the ground and Hurled into the roud. \
large maple in front OF the postoilire swus
twisted oil like Il pipe STEM some tiyo f,t.i
from the egrounl. Another cloud plssed Mn
Juliana street, leveling trees on both sides
Of the street, and another. struck the EARLE
FIGURING mill, unroofed it and passed IN
toward thr;SiSth ward. The resuli was tLnt
Ann, Juliana sud Pike atrct,s were barr;:
caleu with fallen trees, and the city WINS
well covered etlwi!h; broken limbs and ,wips
itom tho trees. ! , ~
! IFortuunteIHlno ono WAS injured except 4
Miss R.adro, who was sitting in her room
when her window was blown in upon her
and .;cul her severely iibut not seriouslv
about the head and peus. What seemed
slrnnse, the trees TINT were blown down
on bui,i sides Of The street, and in some
places directly opposite cach other, were
I'LL blown across the streets anil no honse
was injured except those mentioned, II II
believed that Fort foreman hill broke Tic
power Of the cyclone; that il Il had struck
Me city with its full power the terrib,e ,ljs.
aster nj Grinuel, Iowa, short limo ago,
would hayTbcen reieased in Iarkersburg.+
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IT becomes now M object OF interest to
know the secret OF the Hinton Republicun's
prediction some weeks ngo that Senator
Camden would never build the River rail.
mad. We now feel called upon to beg the
&PHIiran's pardon for arraigning its pre-.
'ictiOn at the time. One OF the Republicun''
remarks was that ii Senator Davis, instead
Of Senator Camden, was behind the enter
gEse the prospect would be different.
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Ge"rSc Hiss and the ,tnr f,,,,.

WASHINGTON, July l.-AIr. George Bliss
S!s G'At there is no truth whatever in the
ifoHs that a break has occurred in the
!, a''male relations between himself and
''vs'aent Arthur, or that there has been
Wy disagreement between him and Attor.
r.! Henenl Brewster. He saws that tho
'"sS'ent supports him in the Star Soute
i can,S absolutely. "He has in effect said,
iEc;,l ;dlliae Iin IN You. Press the case to jtl.
;rN .,,'a, !. uec'slon. Spare no ono, Do Unjust.
slsmo ola 70 no one. Don't be Influenced by
ms,, aa,o' or surrounded by pity. l leave Tia
an",: ".,Si IN your hands. When YOU need
tbS lbs ',,ihs 'rom me come to mel This to
8Iiss., t .,;..o1ney ,.ie; General and myself" Mr.
"4ss Is still hopeful Of success. -
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Niners' Stplkp.

CUMBERLAND MD., July 9-rhe miners
OF the Meyerslale aud Elk Garden region
struck Saturday for an advance from 80 to
05 censpsr ton. They also say they swill
not resume work until the advance asked
in the Cumberland'rcgion is granted. This
action is the result of II combination formed
at A Dedf'rd, .l@ii on: Thursday. and Friday
last = - 49,
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Killed by Lightning.

AERos, O., July 1.-pnring heavy
Y thunder y j storm late yesterday afternoon tho
reaidencsroi Edward Season. .was struck BY
lightning, manipulating Ills twelve.year.
old daughter. The house was damaged
some, and the inmates considerably
shocked. - i.,ii5E sr5'
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Special Dlsn,'ch to the ln,ellrencc.. i. =
JoAKIASD,l July .i42llev.i John Thomp.
sonnq Of Philadelphia, who been has
delegated y to open the religious
exercises at Mountain Lake Park, met
with al; accident yesterday. i In driving
from the depot to the hotel, in company
with his daughter aud Rev. John Davis, of
Oakland, the horses were frightened and
the carriage overturned. None Of the oc.
cullSnts were seriously injured. :.
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tTFTf~T-.t
Firhtiil-l RuiIrunl.

plrsBrnau, ipA.g Jnly,3-A Wampum,
Pa. Special says: The Buffalo, Pittsburgh
and Western Railroad attempted 10 lay
track through the village OF Chcwton to.
day, hnt were frustrated by the citizens
who drove the laborers Off and tore the
tracks up The, citizens are keeping watch
and ~will-applyt for-an injunction in the
morning. a.H Hg-tsIl -
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BHawSsYilLlln, TEXAS. July Lon The
Tampiao Rilraqd one Of the bosses named
Coyle haeta difficulty with an Imlisn boss
of!one of tho Mexican gangs ;oi lahonf.,
and ordered his'yuartls, to shoot tile 2poor
fellow, which they did, inilicting fourteen
wounds on his body and killing him.
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OvERnUS WITH REFUGEES. q,
HH---EpI Ipg2 .r
The Relief Fund for Russlnn Migrants
Nearly Exhausted,

pnr+AADgLrIIiA,r rJuly2.-Thc Russian I'm.
migrant Committee Of Philadelphia has
notified tho English committee that no
more refugees can be cared for In this city.
During o lew weeks past these outrasts
have beenarriving in sucl, numbers that
the ability Of the Aid Committee TO care
for them lias been taxed td lis utmost. It
is not easy to find work for them, and al
present about two hundred persons are be.
ing cared for by the committee. Yestcr.
day It was decided that when the present
fund OF $1,000 Is exhausted no more aid
can be extended, The committee does not
feel like making another strong appeal to
the public for money, though II is still will.
ing to distribute any contributions that are
offered. Should the English committee still
continue to forward refugees to this coun.
try after the receipt Of tho note from the
American committees tho immigrants will
probably returned to the sold country.
The morc recent arrivals indicate that the
English comnitteeis selecting the >recipi-
ents OF It's mid. There IL little doubt but
many thousands Of Russian peasants who
are leaving their native country are ad.
venturcrs, who havo in no way been the
victims OF religious persecution. Al
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A Marshal Murdered,

J9A.cksoSylLlE, Fla, July l.TJames Pas.
chal, Town Marshal Of Hawthorne, atithe
junction Of the, Peninsula and Florida
Southern Railways, gas shot and killed
yesterday by John Fullyloye.. The Mar.
shal haa arrested FullyloYe' for disorderlY
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0M year uso yesterday Garfield was
murdered. The Nation has had yhastly
sort Of an experience ever since. Some OF
the New York bankers say that everything
commenced 10 90 backwards from the I'd
Of July, 1851. Now t!eycxpcc. Il reaction
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the top Of the grave leveled of, John W.
Guitcau stepped forward and placed ut It's
head IL crown ol white immortelles. Not
word was spoken, not tear was shed. An
outcast from human sympathy when living,
Guiteau had found an unwept sepulture In
an unmarked graye.IlJ0, n 1Il]
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THE hardware trade in New York is re-
ported Saturdays adYieesl in "slow and
pacertain condition" Nails, however, are
calyiH moderate supply, and remain firm
:, ,r;r,
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p,,p on fr..sls,s New York freight to
wh.Sliu, haze been reduced four cents
" nr'l !, IA, poanl' and on fonrth.class. one
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TnEyCr latest crop news from England
i,not favorable. \ good demand is ex-
ec;cd from this country. with a conse-
QaeH, return flow OF gold to our shores.
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ro, BptIhannon banner thinks that the
w.,gu nlrow gauye will be put in for
t.,rrJlnages on account OF tho recent
accident. .-aH t'-.t--t
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Mr. GnHESS, the accomplished
slnoro Of the Kanawh! Tribune, is in the
civ, visiting N! the home Of his brother
ia.l.w, Y. s. Marshal Atkinson. r
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Chasing mn AssnxviN.

4 ATcluSNS, KASsss, July lin Council
Grove yesterday colored man by the
name Of William Bean, n wellknown char.
acter there, inolensive and harmless TO the
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last degree, was pounced upon by another
negro by tho maine Of George Coleman,
who, without warning, buried knife in
IN tho neck Of his victim, seycrlng the Jug.
ular vein, causing death In few moments.
The cause Of Coleman's assault Is supposed
10 have been too intimate IN acquaintance
between Bean and Coleman's wife. Cole
man was pursued. and refusing to snrren.
der was fatally shot by tho Sheriff, and
Is believed to have died In the woods.
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Tnr Weston Republican hopes now that
Citn. Coil has resigned his altorneyship
.ba, he will be the Republican candidate
trConsress in this district. - as2t
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4 GryrLrMAS writes lis from Chicago
fila, West Virginia timber resources are
exciting some attention among those who
appreciate their coming value.
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Tnr arenge condition Of the Iowa corn
M, |, below ~. twill take good weath-
=. and plenty Of It, to bring ii up to an
,rr,,re CROP. .,ttu
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,.,y,r York Sun predicts II decided
W. 1.i, III, ,l,c prices Of living in II few