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New ORLEANS, July 9O.-The officers of
the steamboat John Wilson, sunk in the
Atchfalya river sunday night, have arrived.
The clerk reports loss OF fifteen lives as
follows: Ben Hess, engineer 7. Hcnder-
son, cook; Sarah Tucker, second chamber
maid; Gto. Walker, fireman; two children
Of L. l.e Blanc, OF Poplar Grove plantation;
Geo. Stewart, deck passenger; Frank Cole,
Ed. Reed, August Nelson, Chas. and Louis
Marshal, Gus Jones, Joe Williams and
Woodford Scott, roustabouts.
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WASHINGTON, July e0.-Gen. L. 4. Carr,
Colonel Of the Sixth Infantry, left for St.
Louis tonight with the remains Of his
father-in-iaw, Mr.. John Mcguire, who died
this morning. Mcguire was an old man, and
had been here two or three years prosecu-
ting claims in the Court OF Claims involv-
ing much valuable real estate in Missouri.
Gen. Carr will 80 from St Louis to rcjoin
his command in Arizona,
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A CouoH, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
incurable Lung disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsans,
but acts directly on the intlamed parts, allay.
ing irritation, gives relief in Asthma, Dron-
chitis Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat troub.
les which singers and public speakers are
chial Troches have been recommended by
physicians, and have always given perfect
satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation
they have attained well.meriled rank among
the few staple remedies Of the age. Sold al
25 cents u box everywhere. Trhs4w
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Indians on the War Path,

H. LloRnshuEe, NM, July aO.-A band Of
White Mountain Apachcs, numbering be.
tween fifty and one hundred left San Chr.
los reservation yesterday morning. About
Iorty miles from San Carlos, on The C;ila
I1yer, they attacked train and killed ono
TtEer INV and run oil with fifty head Of stock
ihey arc travelling the same trail made by
Them last spring. Couriers have been sent
IRON here to war!l the settlers at Clifton
ahd FORKS rancho. Unless the couriers
.saen Clifton ahead Of the Indians the out.
RACES Of last April will be repeated. 5!55is5';6s
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WASHINGTON, July 20.-The conference
report on the river and harbor bill was
presented in the House to-day. The com.
mittee reduced tho aggregate amount Of
specific appropriations in the bill rs passed
by the Senate by about S350,OOO.
1t is understood from leading Republi-
cans that no more contested election cases
will be called up for action the present
session. .7..
The President has approved the act to
divide Iowa into two judicial districts.
President Barrios, Of Guatemala, and
party, paid their respects to Secretary
Frelinghuysen. They call upon the Presi.
dent tomorrow. .as
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..,,,,.Iorr CORRESPONDENTS.


.,s| ',r, or iIis Unsc In n Gnrret In
wheeling. e..
pcuApTER FIEsr."-rmE STAFF OFF.
U"" ems SEND OFF.
vv,5lI.4c Register Of June d.
TS0 Wheeling Register has dispatched
ila"Jit.elitorfal iaJi corps through the New
IsaNs,S,d States, instructed TO visit all Sec
.1y.I hSI those parts Of this country and 10
!aost U mon the workings Of the prohibi.
W Iouor laws exactly US he finds them,
si,iout fear or favor, irrespective Of effect
man Ibis purity or that-dnd he 'rW do il.
W E giII make II tour embracing the princi.
nj NJ ritjes in Maine, New Hampshire, ycr-
ront and Massachusetts. lie will take
,ts,ements, figures, claims and opinions Of
,be prOhibitory League officers; he will
nLe the Police Court records in all the
Slu,cs; he will interview Neil Dow and
other leading prohibi,ionists; he will talk
wih the liquor dealers in Boston as to the
character ind quantity OF liquors sold to
people in prohibition States, contrastcd
with license States; he will give both sides
Of the police corruption charges; see how
the hoiel business is influenced; write up
the summer travel, etc. ilHE
Ills letters will bca valuable series in
Which will be described in detail the work.
inc Of the several laws upon tho subject OF
regulating the sale Of liquors, and give facts
which will tend TO show the bearing OF
these several laws upon official probity, po.
ltical schemes, the morality OF the home,
die education OF the people, and the de-
crease OF crime, insanity and pauperism.
Statistics will be given also which may
tend toward intelligent discussion OF the
question Of what methods are best for the
Of drunkenness and its accom-
panyins social vices.
All Intelligent citizens OF West Virginia
should feel IN interest in thess great ques-
tions, and especially since the Temperance
and prohibilory agitation has become so
prominent in our State. All those who
have desire TO read OF the working OF the
prohibition laws in the New England States
should not fail to see the Wheeling Register
during the summer. y fE
CHAPTER SECOND-Tllg RESULT OF TIE
srArrorPlcgH's MissloS--llow He DID IT.
nm the Scw YORK From the Wheeling Reg.
WOlll Of Junc 20. lister Of July lSth.
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Special Dispatch to the lntcllIgenccr. 10
WAsiIISGToS, July 2O.-President Gar
ret, OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad, has
presented President Arthur with n fine
collie pup, whereby the country will be
forcibly reminded Of the palmy days Of an.
other stalwart administration.
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strate that an investigation should he
ordered. He pledges himself to furnish
the names Of the men who disbursed and
accepted the bribes and to prove the
transaction by documentary evidence. Some
ot tho committee are for stiiling the In.
quiry, but It is understood that majority
are In favor Of hearing what Newell las 10
otler. The question Is pertinent, owing to
the iact the Texas Pacific never did any
work TO earn the lands, but has since been
consolidated In the Goald.Huntington
Southwestern system, and bill Is pending
to confirm the grant to the consolidated
roads. ~ t.,5 & If.fii IA 19.
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LYNN, Mass, July 20.-kecne Brothers
offered TO pay the striking lasters the fifty
per cent advance asked for, but the lasters
refused the offer and made the following
propositions, which were also refused:
That the firm select a referee, the last
ers, one, and the two to name third to
setllethe difficulty. L.. .a.4I'
TIE Mayor Of Dover, n. H., sent
q letter to keene Bros, stating
ii they would remove to TINT city sufficient
help would be provided. Shoes were sent
out OF town Thursday for lasting, and more
will be sent to-day.
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Enrtl,uunke IL, Mexico.

CRY OF Mexico, July aO.-The earth.
quake shock yesterday afternoon last
ed two minutes and thirty seconds.
Many walls in all parts OF the city fell. The
National and Municipal Palaces and the
chapel Of the Cathedral were slightly in.
jured. One lady wus hurt. Nobody was
killed. 1t was the hardest shock since
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LONDON, July 20.-Colonel Brackcnbury
resigned the dictatorship Of the Irish Grim.
inal Investigation Department in order TO
ofFer his services for the campaign in
Egypt. Several regiments OF Irish militia
volunteered for the service, and the War
Office is considering the question Of util.
izing them for garrison duty at Malta and
Gibralter. M >,ell.s,' 4 '3's,.l4I / - :
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Old Euourh.,

q CINCINNATI, July 2O.-The Times!Star's
Marietta (Ohio) special r says John
Springer, aged los years, died yesterday in
the county infirmary. g q, I; ,s7zss - :;
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lie Failed TO Get the Drop on Him.

Soc onEo, n. NJ. July 2O.-John Mullins,
clerk in the Windsor hotel here, called
aside the colored porter, named Dick, and
treacherously leveled revolver ut him
and fired. Dick lodged, returned the fire
and put bullet in Mullins breast. Dick
is the man who received the reward ior
killing chief Victoria's son several years
ArO. ~ ...,s. Hast r -. f'a..iei 20
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''FRED' ']4'.F'l!'l rs STILL SOLID
WITH THE AGREEABLE PRESIDENT
Reports 10 the Contrary Sotulthstandlus, but hs
aay Retire Some Dsy "GraesfullI"-Ths
River sad llarbor Bili-C ngres,mta Get.
tlnv HOlId with Their coastitueats.


Special Dispatch to the Intelgcncen s. b,
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Allthe talk about
the want Of harmony between the Presi-
dent aud the Secretary Of State, and the re-
tircment Of the latter is at least premature.
Mr.. Arthur would doubtless be better
pleased were his chief Of Cabinet officers
man OF more vigorous and pos
tive character, but thus far, us
your correspondent Is assured Of,
there Inns been no disagreement between
them likely to end in 4 rupture. One OF
these days, possibly when 1t can be done
gracefully, Mr.. Frclingliuyscn will step
out, but the change will not be made in a
manner to Indicate vital differences Of
opinion or personal antagonism.
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NEw: YoHK, July 2O-The Post says:
Negotiations were concluded to-day by the
Northern Pacific syndicate for the sale Of
s3,0O0,0OO OF the general mortgage per
cent bonds OF that company TO two OF the
largest banks in Germany, representatives
Of which recently visited this country and
made thorough examination Of the road.
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The River nntl IIarbor RiII.

Special Dispatch TO the IntellIsencer.
WASHINGTON, July 2O.-In regard to the
disagreement Of the two Houses upon the
river and harbor bill, Mr.. Page, chairman
OF the House Commerce Committee, has
expressed the opinion that the next Con.
ference Committee will be able to harmon.
ize on all disputed points. Whether
the President will veto the bill is OF course
only matter Of conjecture, but he is
said to have expressed regret that the
Potomac flats improvement was embraced
in the measure, which is interpreted ns
meaning his disapproval OF the bill US a
wholp 49,. 49,
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HELENA, ARK, July 20.-The debt Of this
city is s235, 900 and for some time efforts
have been made to fund. the same SO II
could be paid as due, more than $40 900 Of
unpaid interest being out now, this inter.
est at per cent. Both principal and in
terest being more than the people allcgc
they can pay some talk OF q taxing district,
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S SARATOGA, N.Y.. July 20. The glass
makers held their annual meeting to-day.
Members report stocks on hand very heavy,
A.; A.;Bodine, Of Philadelphia, was chosen
President and ssThomas Wightman, Of
Pittsburgh, Vice President. 3lfs}sgiEIIS'lis;
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Special Dispatch TO the lntcligencer. ~
WASHINGTON, July eO-Mr Cnlkins,
Chairman Of the House Committee on
E!ections, has largely redeemed himself in
the estimation Of many Democrats by his
course in voting the against admission OF
smalls from South Carolina. lie holds
that the election in Tillman's dis.
trict was fraudulent and invalid all the
the way through, the contestant being as
little entitled to the seat as the contestec.
1t is generally felt that the Republicans
committed mistake in letting Smalls in.
One vote is gained but otherwise the nc
ccssion is not much 10 brag on,
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DEApwooD, DAKOTA, July 20.-A violent
hail and wind storm visited Bellefourche,
Big Bottom, Spring Creek and Lower
Whitewood Valley Tuesday night, doing
great damage 10 crops. During the past
week nearly half the crop in the Black
Hills has been destroyed by hail.
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Getting solid win the Isoys.

Special Dispatch 10 the In,elliScncer.
WASHINGTON, July 90.-Memberso OF Con-
gress, by way Of putting themselves in the
good graces OF their constituents before re.
turning home, are shipping large quanti-
ties Of public documents 10 their respective
districts.
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CHICAGO, July 20.-Fiiteen fatal cases Of
lockjaw, caused by wounds from toy pistols
on July 1, have been reported in the city
and three in the country. Six boys died
IN Burlington and three in Peoria.
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r..aa
Staff correspondence Of
The Register. sa--l.
LEwiSTOS. ME-, July 10.
After my Investigations
Of the prohibition law In
Portland. ] have come
over TO the thriving city
Of Lewiston, where | have
made myself at home,
sud began my inyeStlga.
tlOns by Inquiry, by Oh.
seryntioii and by expert.
nient. The morning af.
ter my arrival | aston.
lshe1 tue clerk Ut the ho.
tel by boldly and loudly
asking: Where Is the
bnr.ruom ~ His answer
WAS supplemented with
M exliOrtation 10 suffer
deprivation us licrulcally
M | could. und with II
smile that | did not mis-
interpre.. After break
fast ! was accosied by n
porter. who suggested IN
MI In,lett0iic that II pru. |
dent silence lnIl one dol.
lar In advance might
work II miracle analogous
10 Moses mlacle In n dry
land: and 80 1t came to
pass, The porter at once
became confidential and
told ine that those who
"whS oblccged to hnvc II"
could always get Itifthey
managed right. There
are a number OF places In
the town where Liquors
are sold openly, or with \
mere mOckery OF conceal.
ment TINT any stranger
can smile away; md there
are other places where nil
kinds OF drinks are osten.
lclisibly given away.
To one OF these II
am indebted TO the hotel
porter for un Intruluc
lion. ifter Il short con.
ference between him and
the grocer, | WAS uskcd II
| wished 10 buy Il box OF
matches. "Twcnty.flve
cents. The box Of match.
cs was carefully wrapped
III, H. ",me liz NV VIZ ~. u'%,,M !, ,,,,,
rcssc,,i"r ,cs tho hsI.a,. nanni,,s;., Iiiu
Ina, tS I, ,yos "H : Scr,, scns'nsiu,, " > W,
% ,irr "You Mi, VIM, a1nh
,yaisr sir 1, I ,ha ,'arl, i,
roo,,i on Tho ~ tshls % =
Near Tho inhIc stnIs,
twn men who % SsJ
iI,st "takrn w",nr ma" - a%,i i
hcliIn,i ills c,,nisr ,oan,. @
led "ir,, ,yst.r ii ,,,scow'
erc,l N tl,,,antc,r il,ni ,iIwa ,ras
moi iaielIc,i nj Mi Va" A.
another "rrosrrv" /
found an inrc,;i,p.,r
constructed waier ,,oolcr
which / havc l.een tnid
has lren paien,e,I n nu,i W IL
in nI,aost general ,,sc "
The i,,ininte,I ,nnn tnrne
the f,,lcctnni water u 'n,i,s rms
Out. Under the fsiset
however, is n modest iSnt..
Ion which tho wi,e ,nan
Who has i,o,ipbt n nov NJ
n,a,,i,nv ,,iI. .or - "
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BUCKEYE BOURBONS.
THEIR TICKET FOR THE OFF YEAR,
Tho Proceedings Of the Convention 1t Columbus,
rssterday-John q. Slightly Dbnsursd, bat a
{l Sun In ths RIng-Ths Platform OF
"PrlueIplt." They Adopted.

CoLrMuus, o., July 20.-The Democratic
State Convention convened at II a. NJ,
and WAS called to order by John G. Thomp.
son, Chairman Of the state Central Com.
mittee. The temporary organization was
announcedIwith Hon. John Follett, OF Gin.
cinnati, rs chairman, who delivered q
lengthy address, which was m arraign-
ment Of tho Republican party on It's record
In National and State alIairs, and outlining
u policy ior the Democratic party in the
coming campaign. The usual committees
which were selected ut the meeting OF the
Congressional delegates in. the morning,
were announced, those on resolutions rs
follows:
First District, l.. G. Hewett.
Second, NJ. i. Wilson. r
Third, Geo. W. llonk.
Fourth. G. i. Lanison.
Fifth, Il. T. Dean.
Sixth, G. NJ. Saltzegaber.
Seventh, j. f. Ncal.
Eighth, II. T. Nib.
Ninth, NJ G. Doherty.
Tenth, Chas. Rosa. E,
Eleventh, Leo. Ebert. 's
Twelfth, E. H. Allen. ll#
Thirteenth, J. G. Huffman.
Fourteenth, D. S. Wadswortll.
Fifteenth, 4. J. Warner.
Sixteenth, S. NJ. Hunter.
Seventeenth, J. NJ. Estep.
Eighteenth, l.. NJ. Thomas.
Nineteenth, D. ]. r. Wood. =,
Twentieth, J. W. Heisler. Eg
Twentyfirst, Jacob Mueller.
The State Central Committee is as fol-
lows: ~
First district, Jeremiah NIillar.
Second, John Brady.
Third, Charles Vallandigham.
Fourth, Chas. Negley.
Fifth, J. 7. Lindsay.
Sixth, W. B. Dodson.
Sevesth, ]. W. Sasscr.
Eighth, G. W. Constatn.
Ninth, Clark Irvine.
Tenth, Frank Steible. 81
Eleventh. W. G. Brady. E
Twelfth, Geo. b. Tyler.
Thirteenth, Charles Rose.
Fourteenth. John W. Bull.
Fifteenth, D. NJ. McAIillen.
Sixteenth, w. r. Wilkins.
Seventeenth, W. N. Coilland.
Eighteenth, A. McGresor.
Nineteenth, t. L. Nash. ~
Twentieth, John J.. Ball.
Twenty.Grst, ]. Ii. Farley.
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shin nnd Cre,,r I.n..,

PnlLADELrillA, July 20 The ship Theo.
bald, and crew Of ainc men, is regarded as
lost. The ship sailed hence on the 10th Of
December for San Francisco. 3 g q 81 q (,
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A Long puII. y

OLSEr, ILL.,, July 2O.-Aaron Shaw, Of
OF this place, formerly n member Of Con.
gress, was nominated today by the Demo
Gratis Of the Sixteenth Congressional district
on the 35Sth ballot. ~. S'%;i%9l i5's33 .s;1...'
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An luyltaiiOn 10 c0hlfhctors lot tlo Bth'
..,,l extension Of this road appears In our
',ss,,isins 'U, columns this morning. Opera.
'.,". on the extension arc 10 be pushed
s''n sI"msdiately, md proposals must bc filed
,, !. ,hr fins. oi August. This looks like
tr,inpss, gs4' 1'L.t
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To Encourage noxins:..

NV :YoRH, July 2O.-Just TO encourage
boxing the proprietors Of a sporting paper
put up one thousand dollars that Sullivan
cannot id four rounds ..'knock out',,INilson.
the winner TO have Stwo.thirds Of the gate
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cumberInt.,,,.,i Min,r.,,sii,rlk. Milr,i,.i ii Il y y.

/; PHiLADELrnlA, Pa July oO.-A dyiiccteasis ]
from the Cumberland region are 10 iitheS
effect that there are signs OF a!weakenines
oil the strike. Many collieries nre WORKING
and the Consolidation Company's men are
producing more coal Than before the strikeS
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CAIRO, ILL., July. eo---A shock OF; earth
quake was felt here about 8 o'clock this
morning, lasting about ten seconds, and
passed from the southwest to the north.
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The Door Opened ::si,

HARTFORD, Cr3 July 2o.--The Connect;
cut Supreme Court has decided women women
eligible to admission as attorneys; = EsgE!iz
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z LONDON, July 2o.-The crops in the
northwest Of ireland are in . frightiul con.
dition. Hay is lying cut in the fields SUR
rounded by water, and potatoes are
blightcd. tSP d gi,s' N I,
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a. NH
Ta.,,., S E,x I,,,,. o.
-ror.i's a. '.,.smri In ms
4, Y =. ,I,c h,,.t starting
'otn, ~ W ,nr ~ my i,,rc.,I,.ae,
Ian. % oiJhc nj r,,;.i nj In
,s",.S,nac, ynn ~ , ] a ,,',,r,I,,c,t
~ Y. rn,s,iiniio,, n,
v,r.s Il M A. T'o,ets ,I,er,..
80 i Ssr. ,,,.,,,, ,nrsalf
~ ,'n,,,,. n,,i I,.y,,,, my
irr,.,Ir.,inns @ he n",,iry
''I'sr,,.,I"" 's,,'.IS1"'', nri ".y hy Nv.
,S,S,na,i ,n" RI" I ,n9rui,,r
sitsr I my arrival s NJ.
Ia"i.,,,s%,h" c,nts N, ,hn
c S",sI ,,v I."IJIr ~ irv,n a,,,, Il, in,,I. nj,
; iT%ti,;,,,. wi 'Wnnn. n. is is,h,
barmOm! His answer WIS
, .,Ep,,s,jnn -, s,,,r.,, ,in'
,'"a o-irSIInm nu horoTnaii ,o i lie uu az
rnmi,i e"d Win y s;,,in
tft tf'ia 'ttf - FtbtsN
That ! did not misinler-
prt. After breakfast ]
Hasacccs,cd byn porter,
who Suggested IN nh nm.
dertGac that II prudent
silence uud 81 IN advance
might work u mItacie IN
alUSOus 10 Moses nIraclc
In u dry land; md 30 II
came to IasS. The porter
at once tttame coniideiI.
t!sl md told me that
those who "was Oblecgcd
TO have II" could always
set Il II they lnaisagc,i
lght. There are several
places In the town where
liquors are sold openly,
Os with II mere m0ckefv
0i conccilllnent that any
stranger cln smile nway;
and there Hrc other places
where all kinds OF drinks
are ostensibly given
away. TO onr 0f these ]
am indebted 10 u hotel
pnrier for Introduction.
After II short conference
-beISeen him and the gro.
Ger, ! was asked II |
Wshcl 10 buy IL box OF
matches. twenty-five
rents" The box oflnatch-
Is wHs carefully wrap.
iFd up while we were dis.
caSing the weather, and
Rachilig the conclusion
That II was a very VAIN
day. "iOn Will lind WI.
trf. SIT, In til. back room
on the table Near the
Ablc Stood Two men VINO
lA'i lust taken water
aud behind the cooler,
l,bellcd ice WATER" ]
discovered a decantef
That WAS not labelled Ut
all. Al another gro
rcry" Hound an inGelii.
Ously'constrllcted water
cooler which ! have been
told has been patented
and Is IN almost general
use. The nnihillate,l
nAn turns the faucet
si,b w.,or ,vns ant I'm.
der the faucet. however.
|, a modes, button which
the wise man who has
bouSl,ta box Of matches
pushes beton, he turns
The faucet, andn miracle
analogous 10 that nj Cn,ll
d, GalIlce Is Wrought.
Them Is no dlliclllty Tor
nrh as are "ob!ecscd to
have II" In selling any
kinl Of matches, md The
Trade In matches is lan;c
enough IN Topeka 10 cn.
rich sevrn,l rrocers. But
] have no, been able 10
find at any time Of the
day OF oitlie night nj any
'eENry" a crowd OF
noisy 'ltinkcN. nor have
lsen NJ une Of them a
drunken man. The clr
that the evasion OF the
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THE STATE COMMITTEE ORGANIZATIONS.

The Democraticsta Central Committee
organized tonight with Clark Irvine, Of
Mt. Vernon, Chairman, and ON. Vallant-
digham, Of Dayton, Secretary. An Ex-
ecutiye Committee was selected and organ:
lied as follows: John G. Thompson, Chair
man; J. A. Rule, OF Cincinnati, Secretary;
Jacob Reinhard, Of Columbus, Treasurer;
L. D. Tboman, youngstown; A. II. Brown,
W.T. Bishop, Cincinnati; j. s. Mouser,
Gallon; 3 Dr.@ r. Jones' Toledo; 1 G..
W. Hull, Lima. s - 3.
q The vote on Chairman Of the Central
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