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RAILROAD MATTERS.
More Road BuiIding.

ST. LOUIS, June S.-Two corps of enGn-
GERS left here last night, for Springfield,
Mo-, to survey a road from Springfield to
Harrison, Arkansas, a distance of one hun
dred miles. This road is being constructed
by the st. Louis and San Francisco line,
and will open q rich agricultural and ma n
eral country in Central and Northern Ar
as rapidly as the road can be graded. 1t is
proposed to extend it to Yeliville, Arkan-
sas. and thence southeast to the interior of
Arkansas. The road is built as feeder to
the San Francisco line, and to draw the
trade of Arkansas to St. Louis.
Progress of the Valley Extension.
CANTON, June S.-The extension of the
Valley Railway to Mineral Point, south
from Canton, progresses rapidly, the track
being laid below Sandyville, and within
few miles of Mineral Point. A trip along
the line of the road recently showed that
much heavy work had been done. The
culyerts. ETC., were made of masonry in du-
rable style, and the track is in good condi-
ton for one so recently laid. 1t is expect
ed that the extension will be made to Min
eral Point by July 4th, where it will meet
the Tuscarawus branch of the Cleveland Il
Canal Dover, and Philadelphia. 1t is the
intention of Commodore.G Garrison of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie, which is now being
extended from Massillon 10 Mineral Point,
to extend the Marietta & Cleveland Road
from Dover, the present northern termin-
us, to Mineral Point. 1t is said, however,
that the Commodore has leased the right of
way from Canal Dover to Mineral Point,
over the Cleveland & Pittsburg Tuscarawus
branch, so that Cleveland & Canton will
have direct communication with the Ohio
river at Marietta, and can jubilats, thsrer
fore, on ne Fourth" 1T is ennqnesd
run from Marietta 70 Mineral Point sflers q
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SPORTING MATTERS.
EnRlish Races.

LONDON, June a.-Foxhall won the Ascot
gold cup, Faughaballagh second, Petronei
third. Only three ran. Faughaballagh led
Petronei by almost twelve lengths, Fox
hall being far behind. The leader made
the running while Foxhall gradually closed
up the gap. and coming round last turn,
Quarter Of mile from home, went 70 the
front and won easily.
The Rous memorial stakes was won BY
Retrest, Wolseley second, Carlyle third,
Gerald hnplsced.
The twentieth new biennial stakes vas
won by Tyndram, Lilac second, Red Spectre
third. Massassoit also ran.
Sc. Louis RaeeA
ST. Louis, June S.-The first rae, 10
miles was won by Lizzie 8 Maggie aver
second, Metr )polis third. Time, 1854.
The second race, one mile, was won by
Ascender; Eondholder- second, Clpsetta
third. Time, LAG.
Third race, lH mile bests-First heat
was won by Pair. Time. l:56A. Second
heat was won by Pope Leo. Time, 200.
ST. LorIs, June s.-Fourth race. one
mile. was won by Ranger; John Henry,
second; Lost Cause, third; time, As.
Jerome Park Rsees-
JERoNE PARK. y. Y, June S.-First race
-L mile, was won by Soubrett; Parthena
second; Vintage third. Time ~ seconds:
Belmont stakes, for three year olds1lh
miles. was won easily by Forester; BAD
cock second; Wyoming third. Time 2:i3.
Thora and Granada only ran for the
westchester cup-2K miles. Granada was
distanced.
Auction race-lk miles, was won by
Clarence; Girofa second; Itaska third.
Time 1:59h.
One mile. Dan K. frst: Marx second;
Clarence third. Time 1:46h.
Base Ball. -.r,
Troy, June s.-Ceyelands 4. Troysl-
NEW YosK, June s.-Detroits 4, Metro
politans 3.
PHILADELPHIs, July S.-Philadelphia
B0stons7.
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United WoFkmRn.

CINCINNATI, June Sat the session OF the
SUPREME Lodge Of the United States Of A.
o. {. W., in this city, the following officers
p. s. NJ. W, J: J. ypchiroh, Of Missouri;
S. N. w, ". H. Baxter q Michisan; $.
F., NJ. W. Fish, of California: s: O., 7. A:
Case, Of New York; a. H. r., 8. Davis, OF
ohio; s. r., NJ. w. Saokett, OF Pennsylva.
mia; S. g., r. II. FiandOr, OF Georgia; 9.
W., X. NJ. Colt1n, Of Ontario, Canada 3.
Trustee, Leroy Andrews, Of New York;
The next session was appointed to be held
at Buffalo, New York, in June OF next year.
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starved 90 Death.

LINCOLN. NEB., June S.-Adolph Schom.
ger. a Polish Jew, who was sent TO the penn.
Tertiary for stealing, but was subsequent"
sent to an insane asylum, sh' ~
months ago, has, for So ..as eignt
sistently refused Zen inontns' per.
hmuSi iu,ueu ID. aim. His weight fell from
nu" Led and fifty TO eighty pounds, and
yesterday he died. A few hours before
~.s '.a,n ne ate voraciously, and at the last
moment lamented TO have violated Christs
commands to him by eating.
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Expor, Duty ON Silver Repealed.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The Mexican min
lister has received official information from
Mexico TO the effect the Mexican Congress
has repealed the export duty on silver coin
and silver bullion, which has been in ex-
istence since Spanish rule, and which was
one OF the principal drawbacks to the de.
velopment of the mining industries of that
country. Among the several reasons which
determined the Mexican Congress to repeal
that duty, is the wish 10 encourage excite
ment OF American capital in Mexican
mines. The act takes effect the first of
November
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The Topographic Union.

-, =" LorIS, June S.-The fourth days ses-
T:yH TrH9 oi the International Typographical
a.On Began this morning. A telegram
81. received from the secretary of the
nv . oia niOn, l0l, Washington, stating
tI.aSRa SENATOR Plumb was fighting the Union
n: ign the United States Senate. because
r.f mon refused TO allow one OF his polit-
r,;u ,oIIoWers to work in the government
= lung rI! othce as proof reader, as he was not
printer, and asking the convention to
4 A'D,eSt against Senator Plumb'S procedure.
80 g,.So.Htlon in accordance with this tele-
S.S.o, was introduced and adopted, and the
Ssry instructed to communicate with
,ss~i'o,s. HaWley, Of Connecticut Various
r., 'onS were introduced. when adjourn
~-NI was bad until tn.nnrrnH-
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Hesra Gallon. 4. Mexico.

DALLAS, TEX, June S.--A large company
Of well-to.do, respectable negroes, from
Mississippi, passed through last night, en-:
route TO chihuahua, Mexico. They will
prospect in mining and agricultural re-
gions. and IL the country suits, and they
can secure property cheap. and the Mexi.
can government is friendly toward them,
they will settle there and be followed in
TIE fall by two hundred Of the best colored
families n Mississippi. The plan Is to es'
tahlish a COLONY,
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THE NEW BoeARpUS.


Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, June S.-Since the ma
jOrity of the House of Representatives set
their patent kicker and scatter in motion,
the complexion Of the House has changed
somewhat The Republicans have gained
four, and now number one hundred and
ffty-one. The Democrats have lost four,
and are now one hundred aud thirty-one.
There are eleven of the miscellaneous poll
tical variety that, as a rule, may be set
down with the majority-the majority and
the administration having all the fayors to
grant, These changes have been brought
about by the ousting of Chalmers, Dibble,
Finley, and Wheeler, and the seating Of
Lynch, Mackey, Bisbee, and Lowe. The
quorum of one hundred and forty-seyen is
now we'll in hand, and the kicker and
scatter is in perfect order. A number Of
victims have been selected for leisurely
sacrifice.
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Mursler and Suieide.

SAN BERARDIYo, CAL, June s.-J. Tsylor
and ]. A. Peterson, partners in the Burn.
ing Moscow Mine, this county, Psarrelled
this morning, at the corner of C and Third
streets. about the conduct of the mine,
when Taylor drew a pistol and fred three
shots at Peterson, all taking deadly effect.
He then fred at bystander who attempted
to disarm him, without effect, and then
running a few steps deliberately shot him
self in the breast Peterson died in few
minutes, and Taylor is mortally wounded.
Some mystery is attached to the affair, the
men having been, up to the moment, ap-
parentiy on the most friendly terms.
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sMsktiAsTowS, June s.vDr,a AuQh Oh
ayour city, who was recently elected Prsd-
dent Of the State Medical Society, has nov,
been sleeted Us head ofythe Medical Depart
ment of the University, tasalary OF y, 600
per year. 1t is understood ne will accept
if the proposed change proves agreeable to
his family.
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England.

LONDON. June s.-The Standard says OF
Frelinghuysen's paper on the Clayton.
Bulwer treaty: The answer TO all tnis
rhetoric is, the treaty has been made and
ought to be kept.
The News saws: Granville will not fail TO
remember that commercial, as well as legal
and political considerations are decisive
AGAINST the position OF Frelinghuysen'
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WHEELING w. va. AYAMORNING. 1882.

calm survey of the field, declare that the
N tir.. y. A. Armstrong said last night
when he heard the result Of the manufac-
turers' meeting, "Good.. They have formed
q federation of capital to oppose labor.
'11l&4 is just what we want. We viii now
be prepared to fight them on their own
b1ktle ground, and they will be compelled
TO turn out and have fair understanding
with us. We will win. Their fight will
not last two weeks"
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Austria.

CrTT1SJEI. JuneS.-An Austrian battalion
was attacked on the second instant, by two
hundred insurgents, near Morine. The
Austrians were surprised, and were COM
PEELED to retreat with the loss OF ninety
1--WE killed. The insurgents lost twenty-slx
killed and wounded. On the third instant
the insurgents destroyed the Austrian bar
racks at Bischina, killing ngtwenty'five troops,
The rest fled.
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The Tariff Commission.

WASHINGTON, June S-The Senate Finance
Committee have decided to make favor.
able reportupon the nomination of tariff
commissioners. AL the Republican mem
bers present voted aye. Bayard and Beck
were the only Democratic members present
and voted no
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Yt.h,i.e Their Battle. DER Asai..

GEITYsBuRG, June s--The veterans Of
the Union and Confederate armies have
completed Q revision OF the battle ground
of the second day, and were entertained at
lunch on the battle field. The members OF
the Army of the Potomac and Northern
Virginia, engaged in the first days fight,
are TO meet June 14th.
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A WestASfS HtHaA.

Say FEAscisco, June s:-A victoris, B.
C., dispatch Rays: Late kilograms from
Yale, states the waief In the river is very
biei: and rapidly rising. The bridges are
swept away and much damage TO personal
property. Farmers will lose most Of their
crops. The high water has caused sus.
tension Of business.
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y, A o. EmpIoyes' Association.

Ii. b.'SLIiA"RE, June S.--The committee of
PSlaaAAn aAAnagement Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Uc,n;Sad UGad employees Relief Association has
ton Ii,' ,inHnS " aNcepted the act of incOrporl-
ipo :. the addition Ofa Sayir gS and builG-
foS. Ieature. Employees will be allowed
Eo',,pte per cent interest on deposits, and may
arr s',L I"E tue purchase or improving OF
w es'ead at six per cent.
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Gevmas Lsssesss syssd.

/. CRossE. Wis, June s.-The German
Lutheran Synod for Wisconsin. Minnesota
and other northwestern States convened
here to-day. Three hundred delegates are
in attendance.
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The Glucose Wen.

CHICAGO, June s.-The Glucose and Grape
Sugar Association has decided, in copse-
quence of the probable suspension OF
large number of manufactures throughout
the country, to consolidate all the factories,
and committee is working on plan.
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Conxre.Siopal Nomin.tio,

lNpIANAPoLIs, June S-The Republican
Congressional Convention of the Eighth
district met to-day, at Charlottesville, and
nominated Mr.. Pierce Prescott, the present
member, for reelection, bys vote of 75]i
Co 22X for Mr.. White.
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GEkxs Bar. WA, June A-A WrghAs-
town special says: Peter Hssess ~
crushed to death, today. by beisg run oyes
bys rolIsr to which rursvsy team vss
sttsched.
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n.u.rr.sie state Csnf estsss.

sprrssrrELp. III, June s.-The Demo.
cratic state Central Committee met, to-day,
and called the State Convention Tor sep.
tember 9Th. The ratio Of representation Il
unchanged.
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France,

PARIS, JGG2e S.-one thousand Italians
net last night in the hall of the Orient and
nassed resolutions thanking the Chamber
Of Deputies, Municipal Council and RePub..
lican press for the sympathy displayed AZ
Garibaldi's death.
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It is q solid comfort to bankers,
Iumbers and Journalists to Know that,
Al any time, they can get gold bars for
coin
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Senator Lapham is tender of the
women and wants them to vote. The
senator is q cousin of the venerable
susan B. Anthony, and has imbibed his
sngelic trait from that ancient source.
ten. Jubal a. Early has contributed
more literally than any other person TO
the Hollywood memorial fund in Rich
mOnd, and an iron gate leading to the
soldiers graves has been named the
rJubAl A. Early Gats.n
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Tn. co.a,,ian of Hanlan.

ToRoSro, Ont, June s.-Hanlan is i'm
proved to-day, and not allowed to see visit.
ors. He is suffering from typhoid fever OF
a malignant kind, and it is not likely that
he will be in q condition to row again this
wear
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PSstoAee ROhbe1.

CaiRo, Ill, June s.-BurElsrs entered
the postofYice at Columbus, lsst night BY
the use Of skeleton keys, blew the sale
open with powder, and secured sbous t"o
thousand dollars In gold, checks, sad .
small amount Of postage stamps; also, one
hundred and fifty or two huI ifed wsssheM
The policeman on the bat haard the eI'
plosfon, but though. Il WsS pist9I cnos
The burglars vrs sepSMp panied By tvo
women; II % supposed they e:sapss s,!p;r.d A. ~ =
skin. =. - 70, no clue has besn op'Anfc =
~. .heir identity,
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sc,1rS4A Aptfas, sJaht8 3 ypWslys Ice houses
Aelunrinr - ~. Beoph, ir the north
western @ psrs q 4Liscifg, sssfe destroyed by
fire early this morning. Loss estimated at
$40, 900, covered by insurance.
DECATUR, Ill, June s.-h fire at MI.
Zion, Tuesday night, DESTROYED two stores
and the postoflice. Loss $lHOOOi insured
for 5000
/ MAYIsrEE MICH, June s.-The Fourth
ward school house, worth SNOn was
burned to-day,
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Turkey.

CoxsrAxrrxopLE June SIN the decision
of the Sultan as to sending commissioner
Egypt he was overcame by the direct in
fiuence of Germany. Bismarck used his
influence in favor of apacifc solution OF
the trouble.
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Governor Hall, of Delaware, builds
ships and names them after the men,
bers Of his family He has reached the
hind generation.
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JACKSON, MICH, June s.-A balloon. high
in the air, driving rapidly northward, was
seen here about noon, yesterday. The oc-
cupsnts were performing eyolutions on
trspez bar.
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Hesu Yssisres.

Loxpox. June s-Tne liabilities Of the
sptnded firm, James Thomson d Co,
ship and insurance broker, London, are
fICo.oOC. Those OF Naugndm To-, mef'
ehanfs. Liycrpool. 4hO.OO0:
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Ireland.

DUBLIN, June S.-Walter NJ. Bourke,
GALWAY landlord residing at Rahasan, was
shot dead while returning from Gort. His
escort. a soldier, was also killed.
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Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, June She Car has
consented to become sDonsor for The son OF
Prince William, bf Prussia He will be
represented h the Grand Duke Serguis.
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FOREIGN.
Egypt.

CAIRO, June S.-The Turkish MISSION
comprises tifty-eight persons: 1t is under
stood the leaders of the military party in
tend to apply to Dervish Pasha to effect a
reconciliation between themselves and the
Eha1ivp
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YerAS.N.

s.Lr LAKE, June S-Lamasneys wild
Noorhas been matched against Gilmers 9
Red Bird, TO run mile and half Tor $o'v'
a side, at Salt Lake, June 2srd.
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Heroic Effort Of the Engiaessl 10 Save -
Result Of a Steamboat explosisa-
PostofRee Rebbed-A Free Fight
Queer Operators Arrested.
MINOR GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

ST. LOUIS, June s.-A special to the Globe.
Democrat from Charlotte gives an socouut
of an awful accident on the North Csrolins
railway. The engineer Of train which was
under full head Of steam saw an objection
the track some distance ahead, which he
supposed TO be dog. It Appeared 10 bs
utterly unaware Of the approaching train,
and the engineer blew on brakes. At the
first sound of the whistle the object
moved, and the engineer Vas horri-
fed to see that it was child The train
was within few hundred yards Of the
child, and the eneineer reversed his lever
seS ses.h ha 9; sI,A A' d SFs:. y: o Tss ssb b
ing the rail. deliberately stopped nd seated
itself astride of ID The bsavs engineer
trembled, and the tears came 10 his eyes -
he realized that II would be impossible TO
stop the train before t reached he spot
swinging himself out the Win}oW, he
front, with the intention OF picking up the
child befors the cowcatchsy struck L. He
would probably have succeeded h this
perilous undertaking, buta lunesof the
engin ne csused him to lose his balsncs, and
he was precipitatsd down an suaheak.
ment. he had hardly I rssAnsd his
feet before apiercine scream, was heerd,
and he knew the cthld hsd. bsen, run down.
The engine stopped within It's own length
after striking the child. and then the. hor-
rible task Of pulling the manslsd body out
from under the wheels began. The body
had been cut half in two a clcanly - II
done with knife. the head part fAlline 70
one side and the legs TO the other A. shrld-
der ran through the engineer when hs
picked up the head and body Of tho child,
md the sensation he eIperisnosa whom u
broke into Q cry, was Undesirable. lie
uttered the most agoniring screams bsfoss
/ gave Q gasp and died. u Was .. strange
experience TO hear Q dlsmembsred. body
'ry, and the engineer turned away heart
lick.
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Jeptha Turner, the first white male
child born in Wayne county, Ind, is
.till alive and in vigorous health.
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DsA.'t K.sw -. :: :.: - Lssl.A.

DoDt AbSW ss. "SS Aoo0eos
BgARsrows, ILL.,, June s.-Yestsrdsy.
at about 80 4. H., Alpha McHsv, . hatitss
Of such places, shot and instantly killed
Annie Zpps, IN inmate Of Bette Minors
house Of ill.fame. The killing was doas
with o shot gun, which was supposed 70 b
unloaded, a. usual In such casss. The cor
oper held IN inquest, but the verdict is
still unknown. The perpctrstor ned and
10 still st large. Opinion 10 divided - 70
vhetbe: it was accidental or designed.
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
The Tariff Cemmisaisa Packed for
High Tariff .a

WASHINGTON, June S.-Immediatelya after
the adjournment OF the Senate, TO-DAY,
twenty-fonr, Democratic members assem-
bled in caucus for the purpose Of inter.
changing views IN relation to the Presi.
dents nominations for the tariff commits.
sion. No attempt was made to secure
caucus action, and at the conclusion. OF the
conference, which lasted an hour and q
half every Senator was left free TO vote in
executive session. 1t was developed, how
ever, that the Democratic members of the
Senate are practically unanimous In hold.
ing that the commission is unfairly con-
stituted, and should be rejected.
The ground taken by nearly all the
speakers, including Bayard and others
who voted for the Commission bill, Is that
the proposed membership OF the commits.
sion is wholly inconsistent with the ayow.
ed purpose of the bill, which contemplated
recommendation that should be free
from the suspicion OF self interest.
Itwas asserted that two OF the nominees,
Hays, of Mass, and Garland, OF Ills, are
salaried officers Of the Protective High
Tariff Association, and that third, Porter,
is stipendiary of the same organization.
Mr.. Oliver, OF Pennsylvania, and Mr..
Kenner, Of Louisiana, were criticised as
protectionists for special interests, who
might we'll be expected To combine with the
above named members in the interest Of
high tariff generally.
Mr.. Underwood, OF Georgia, was referred
to as IAN obscure old man" nominated at
the instance OF Georgia protectionists,
and Mr.. Amber, OF Ohio. whom Senator
Pendleton declares he never heard OF
until nominated for q place on the Com
mission, although regarded as an uncertain
quality, was generally believed by mem.
bers OF the caucus to be also friend Of
high tariff.
The seventh gentleman nominated for
membership, Phelps, OF Missouri, was
spoken OF as "a tariff reformer," but II was
also announced that he had dec the
ssgSs1S|ISai slIgss ny ,1161g1Ss6 6xn>t
ssl y
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Ex-Governor Moses, Of South Caro-
Ina, has selected Blackwelps Island, for
HI summer watering-plaee.
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ore on Teurth.n SIt is anuoHn5ed
hat the hlafiefa 4 Cleveland tr6iffs will
run from Mayistta e Mineral Point sfleri
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"Awfu,ly jolly English girls now
,ut their hair short and carry heavy
walking sticks.
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There are 1000 cases Of measles in
Plaintield, \. j.
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Theodore c. Dickson, the man who
planted the first stake" in Denver, is
-Sing in Cheyenne and is only fifty
6ur years of age. Like most of the
ether pioneers of fiOurishing settlements,
he i not troubled with a large bank ac-
rvunt.
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RobesOn is becoming known as "Keif-
,rs' jersey lily" This, We fear is sar-
ASH. -
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A,.s.-.,s He'd 0osesDes.

NoS1eosEKY, Ala, June s-The Demo
cratic State Convention has nominsted ~
A. OKes, tor Governor, BY exclamation :
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Senator CamerOn's candidate for the
Pennsylvania GOvernOrship wears a
Grant medal.
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The Republican Congressional eandi-
dates in Vermont are likely TO be ex-
Governor Stewart and Judge Poland.