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all grains except wheat. Trade is almost at
a standstill and getting weaker. The same
is true OF foreign trade IN which most
descriptions are unsaleable except at de-
cline Off coast trade has shown further
depression. Thirty.three cargoes arrived,
Of which fifteen have been sold. Cargoes
on passage and for shipment unimportant
and in little demand. Quantity of bread
stuffs afoat show an increase OF lls,0o0
quarters as compared with 81. Foreign
flour about maintained prices.
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wor,, oC,be Flood, Abou, Helena.

HELENA. ARK, June l2.-The river now
is about at a stand, and weather warm.
Reports from all the country OF Lee. Mon
roe Phillips and st. Francis counties, Ark,
and Tunica and COahoma, Miss. bring dis.
cOuraging news. The second Hood is still
doing much damage. and some OF the finest
land in the South wiIlproducc nothing the
present season. The people upon the soil
thus affected are entirely destitute. In
some cases unless relief be given them soon
there will perhaps he death from Starva-
ton.
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A Mans Scalp Torn OF.

PITTSBURG, June l2.-Last evening about
half past five o'clock, a WelShman whose
name could not be learned fell on Butler
street and received an ugly cash in his
forehead and his entire scalp was all but
torn entirely from his head. He laid on
the pavement several minutes before help
could reach him, and the sight was a sick
ening one. The injured man is puddlcr
in Carnegie Bros. Il Co.'S mill, but would
pnt give his naIup
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A Despryed Fate.

ST. LOUIS, June ia special from Jack
son, Miss, says: Geo. Beckett, negro, at
tempted to outrage seven year old
daughter OF a man named Arknew, in
Monroe county, yesterday. 4 party Of
citizens with shot guns and blood hounds,
started in pursuit of the brute, and he was
run down near the Tombigbee river. He
refused to surrender and delied his pursu-
ers, who opened fire on him, wounding him
seriously. He was then taken to Jail and
guard placed over him. At night crowd
OF men ovcrpowered the jailor, broke into
Rocketts cell, dragged him out and hanged
him TO the limb of tree.
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FOREIGN FIGHTING.
Particulars of the Alexandra,
Egypt, Riots.
Sixty-Seyen People KiIIed-The Chief
Object Plunder-foreign ConsuIs
Assaulted and MaIheated
Full Reports.
GENERAL NEWS FROM OVER THE SEA.
Egypt.

Egypt.
LoHpON, June l2.-Advices from Alexan-
dria late last night, stated the disturbance
commenced simultaneously at three differ
ent points. The object of the rioters in a
great measure, appears to have been pillsge,
in which Levantines as well as Arabs par
ticipated. A regiment of cavalry and q
regiment OF infantry are ordered to REIN
force the garrison.
LoNnoN, June IA telegram published
here says the official report of the riot in
Alexandria gives the number OF Europeans
killed at sixty-seven.
ALEXANDRIA, MONDAY MORNING, June IL.
Great excitement continues. All the
shops are closed.
LONDON. June l2.-The Admiralty has
received dispatches confirming the report
OF the murder OF the engineer Of the Su-
perb.
The fighting at Alexandria, except the
deliberate attack upon the Consuls when
proceeding to the residence OF the Cover
nor, seems to have been confined to Arabs
and kevantines. No English residents are
reported wounded.
The Times correspondent at Cairo says
the responsibility for the riots is upon
Arab Pacha. Dervisch Pacha had sum-
moned him to resign, and there seemed no
alternative but submission or defiance, but
since the riots broke out Deryisch Pacha
had to appeal to Arab Pacha as command
ing the only available force to restore order.
CAIRO June l2.-The following report Of
the riot has been received from Alexandra:
Cookson, English Consul, says when he
was proceeding from the Great Square TO
the Governors residence, he saw two Eu-
ropeans respectfully dressed, and apparent
ly naval officers in plain clothes, knocked
down, Greek was shot and killed by
soldier five yards from Cookson's carriage.
and others even closer were knocked down
and stabbed. 4 soldier cut at the Consular
KavaSS with sword.
The carriage of the Creek consul was
stopped by large numb of soldiers, and
the occupants dragged ct. The consul was
severely beaten. Cookson escaped with
severe maltreatment by the coachman lick
ing the horses, but he was struck on the
head, and one OF his arms was broken.
The Italian consul was wounded with
stone. The wife of the Austrian consul
was attacked and insulted. Accounts OF
| the origin of the riot are conflicting.
LoNpoN. June FIN the Commons,
Duke, Under Foreign Secretary, read q
| telegram from Alexandria, stating that the
Vice Consul is convalescent, and that the
| riots are not of political character.
Dispatches from Alexandria, dated al
| o'clock this afternoon, say that the town is
quiet.
kilograms from Constantinople, and from
Malet, Consul General at Alexandria, are
rcassurng regarding the safety OF the
| khedive.
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In Too Big u Hurry.

ST. LnUI>, June 12-Julius Noudrea. 4
FrenChman living near Belleville, illinois,
has been indicted for bigamy by the grand
Jury. Noudrea filed a bill for divorce
against his wife. for deSertiOn, last January,
and on the tenth OF March married again.
4 decree of divorce against the first wife
was subsequently granted, but Voudrea was
in such hurry he did not wait for it, hence
thn tnAirt,npnf
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Rumor Denied-Brockoway TO Go Free.

WASHINDT"N. June l2.-SeCretary Folger
says the statement that he has determined
to make change in the chief of the en-.
craving and printing is without foundation.
After consulting with Secretary FOlger
Attorney General Brewster has decided TO
instruct the district attorney TO recommend
a nOlle PROSE- in the case of Brockoway, on
the ground that under the two old indiCt
ments still hanging over him, he can be
sentenced any time if he does not live up
TO the terms of immunity granted him.
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Five I,iypS InSf

DENVER, CoL., June l2.-The heavy rains
of Saturday night caused floods in the
Platte river and Cherry Creek, and did
considerable damage about the city. Three
houses on the banks of the Platte were
washed away, and five lives are now thought
to be lost. Ludwig Neure, Phil Dreur and
three children. The bodies of the two men
were recovered yesterday. The children
ora miSSiup
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INTERESTING TO sTEAMBoATMEN.
Secretary FoIger on Dangerous Oil,

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, June l2.-Secretary FOlger
heard a delegation OF steamboat owners, to-
day. touching the circular forbidding the
carrying of dangerous oils on board of yes-
sells. The Secretary has decided not to
make any material change in the circular
on this subject, recently issued. The cir
cular. however, does not contemplate the
prohibition of the use OF petroleum on
steamboats, for Illuminating purposes. G.
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More civil Service Reform.

BosroN. June l2.-Each one of the 100
navy yard employees in the Charlestown dis
trict has received a circular from Washing
ton assessing pro rata amounts for the fall
campaign Of the Republican party. Labor
cr, are assessed sll each, and higher graded
salaried men a larger amount, rising in
some instances t. so. The circular comes
from the Republican Congressional Com
mittCC.
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Heavy Rain and WashOuts,

SPRINGFIELD, Ills. June l2-Saturday
nights rain extended over several counties
in this vicinity, and must have done much
damage TO the growing crops. The streams
are all overilowed and several washOuts Oc.
CURED on the railroads, but they are all re-
paired now. on the Wabash. twenty miles
east of here, three hundred feet Of track
was washed away. Three and half inches
of rain fell in twenty-five hours, ending at
IL o'clock yesterday morning.
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Retirement Of John Kelly.

NEW YORK, June l2-There are some
pretty well defined rumors afoat that John
Kelly is to retire from politics. The story
as told is that he intends going abroad
shortly Tor his health; that Sachem Edward
Kearney will temporarily fill his chair, and
after the Democratic party shall have once
more become united tnat he, too, will give
way. This story is believed to some extent
in Tammany circles, but outside little
cred"nce is given II. The retirement OF
Kelly would mean a Democratic victory
next fall, and the story is not a very pleas
and one To the Republicans.
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OLD FOGIES.
MOnOngaIia Prefers to Remain in the
BackwOOds.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.

SDCCiOi DtSDGtch 10 the Register.
MoRDANTowN. W VA. June 12.-The
railroad subscription was defeated in this
county on Saturday. by about fifteen votes.
Tomorrow we will get an order from the
County Court for another vote on new
proposition. We don't propose to give up
until the iron horse runs to Morgantowu.
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Great Smelling Furnace for Denver.

Denver, Col. June l2.-lt is decided that
the Grant Smelter, recently burned at
Ieadville. will be removed to Den yer and
rebuilt here. Last year the works turned
out bullion valued at 81 i,0OO, 900. The new
works will be the largest in the United
States. 1t will occupy in all fifty acres OF
land.
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VIII he Abandoned.

WA,HIxCToN. June l2.-Thrce physicians
are contending for the post OF surgeon in
chief OF the Garfield Memorial Hospital,
and host OF applicants are lighting for the
Secretaryship. There has been 50 much
bad blood created over the proposed estab.
lishment OF the hospital. that it is proposed
to abandon il altogether and turn the
money over To- the Monument society
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THE IRON AND COAL SITUATION.
Nothing New In the Iron LOckOut-The
Miners Mass Meeting.

PITTSRURG June l2.-There was nothing
to be learned upon the iron lockout either
at the office OF the Iron Association or the
Amalgamated Association. President jar
rett is still absent in the West, and will not
return for some days.
At the miners headquarters there was an
air OF preparation evident. lnguirF deVel-
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Probable Wreck.

ST. JOINS, \. H., June ia dispatch
from Cape Race says: Portions OF a ships
long.boat was picked up near there, yestcr-
day Saturday evening during thick fog
three shrill blasts of a steamers whistle
was heard in the vicinity of Shingle Head,
near where the wreck OF the boat was dis.
covered. A search party has been out since
davliuht
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The Maine Convention.

PORTLAND, Me-, June 12.-There is already
a large gathering OF delega ates to the Repub-
lican Convention, which meets here to-
morrow. Senator Frye will call the con-
vention to order, and Senator Hale will be
President.
The contest for Governor is narrowing to
Thomas and Robie, and the friends ofboth
gentlemen are confident OF their nomina.
ton on the first ballot
Reed and DINGHY will undoubtedly be re.
nominated for Congress. Boutelle will
probably secure the third place, and the
fourth will be sharply contested by Lind
say. Milliken and Simonton.
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One Man Killed and Four Injured.

PITTSEuRG, June - "A collision occurred
yesterday on the B. Il o. railroad, three
miles east of Brook tunnel. The engineer
OF engine No. i2o was killed and the fire.
man and three passengers were badly in
iurcd. No names were learned.
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Mississippi Democrats.

JACKSON. MIS-. June l2.-The State Dem.
oCratic Executive Committee, today, pro-
v;dcd for the reorganization Of the Con-
gressional districts, and the holding OF
conventions. W. l.. Hemingway was elect
ed chairman OF the State Committee, vice
johnson. resigned.
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Steamer Ruruefi.

SARSIA, ONT, June l2.-The steam barge
Vanderbilt bound from Midland to the
Mamaese. on Lake Superior, took fire of
Medium Bay, Manitoba Island, Saturday,
ahd was beaChed on Terpe1rt Island. The
crrw md passengers, thirty in all. were
saved
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oNtNlIt vi -NtW ! III -tDf'l'lIl
Columbus and Portland are not included
in the totals.
The statement this week, though unsat-
isfactory III many respects. in others shows
an improvement The aggregate clearingS
in twcnty.six cities for the past weeG
were $l,"S6 l50 5SS against Only $50.
272,%1l in the same cities the pre-
viuus week 1t must be borne in
mind, however this mparison is institu.
ted between week OF six business days
just closed and the previous week OF only
five. as compared with the corresponding
week last year though the percentage OF
decrease is large it is still
very mrrA smaller than it was
the previous week. While business
has improved somewhat in the east, and the
percentage OF decrease has been reduced in
anumber of eastern cities, IN the west the
percentage OF depression in business has
seemingly increased, this falling off being
reflected in the clearings at these points
The aggregate percentage OF decrease this
week, as compared with the corresponding
week last year, was 10 per cent, against a
decrease OF 3i.4 per cent. last week. and one
OF 10 : per cent. the previous week.
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At Cleveland.

CLEyELAND, June l2.-The Cleveland Roll
ing Mill Company to-day is working the
wire, rail and blooming mills, and Sicmens
4 Martin Steel Works half turn with a
larger force Of men than at any time since
the lockout. The police Capt. Hoehn, in
charge Of that precinct, reported at noon
that everything was very quiet, and no in
about in groups, but are orderly. The roll
ing mill company officers say they are pre-
pared to meet and promptly quell a violent
ripf
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Immigrants for the West.

NEW lOEK. June l2.-Tne Erie Railway
i now sending west from i.u"O to 800 in
migrants each week One night recently
the company forwarded l.cDJ men, women
and children in a train of three sections.
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Steamboat CnDtaiu Dead.

EVANSVILLE IND, June l2.-Capt. A. r.
Tucker. formerly mate OF the Armanda
and Idlewild, lately commanding the IL.
NJ. Sweetzer, died suddenly Of rheumatism
of the heart at 80.
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BiShOp Foss COnyalescent.

MINNEAPoLIs, June l2.-Bishop FOsS stead.
lily improves, and is now convalescent.
The tissues Of the shrunkcn leg are renew
ing and it is believed his recovery will be
complete
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81. Louis Races,

ST. LoUfs, June 12.-First race, three.
quarters OF mile, was won by Mammonist
Saunterer second. Time, l:l7A.
Second race. one and three.quarter miles,
was won by John Davis, Monogram second,
Ida Stantrope third Time 3:GH.
Third race, mile heats, was won by Topsy,
Rochester second, Startle third. Time
la. Second heat was won by Topsy.
Time, 40.
Fourth race, ono and one eighth mile,
was won 10y Metropolin, Sauntcrer second,
Trickum third. Time, :5iH.
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Commercial Travellers,

CIXcrNSATI. 'une l2-The National Mer-
camille TrayeIer, Association begins it<
session here 'o-morrow. The chief object
of the meeting is TO create an influence in
favor of legal measures 10 protect the rights
Mesl.
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Ttluis.

TrNGs, June l2.-Lcvy, the English
claimant to the Eufdo estate, is dead. IL
was difficulty about the possession OF this
property which preciptated the French
mnUpIupnt AGAINST TuniS
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Served Him Right.

CHARLESTON, S. c., June 12.--The negro
John Johnson, who outraged Miss Nc.
Dowcll, at ROckhill, yesterday, was lynchcd
this morning
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Mills at Work.

CINCINNATI June l2-The iron mills in
this city, Coyington. Newport and Aurora,
are all at work, to day, under the agreement
made on SATURDAY.
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ANOTHER INVASION.
The Advance Guard OF the Army Worm
Appears I'm Kanawha.

OptCTUl DESPFIltW % l7te 1tcyF'e-''
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June II. - The
army worm has invaded the kanawha Val.
ley in different places, and is eating the
wheat The farmers say that not much
damage has been done as yet
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The watkins Case.

Special Dtspatch 10 The Register.
TOLEDO, o., June l2.-Owing to the ill
ness OF a Juror, the Watkins case was adj
iourned until Thursday.
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4 Successful Strike.

WAREHAM, Mass, June 1l.-Thc. striking
employees of the South Warcham Nail Com
pany received a 10 per cent. advance, and
will return to work on Monday.
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BUSINESS
Report of the Leading Clearing Houses.

BosToN, Mass, June II. - From the
Post: The following table shows total gross
exchanges at 20 leading clearing houses OF
the United States, - being for the week
ending June 10th, and one, Louisville, for
the week ending Jt.ne Sth:
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Foreign Grain Markets.

LONDON, June l3-The Mark Lane Ex-
press, in its review of the British grain
trade for the past week, says: The weather
has been cool. and the rain fall has benefited
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Tobacco Firm Fail

NASHVILLE. TENN, June l2-J. Levine.
S. Cronstine and n. Tatner. tobacco deal.
ers failed. TO day, Liabilities 81, 900.
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SHorLDyon be a sufferer from dyspepsia,
indigestion. Malaria, or weakness. you can
be cured BY Browns lroa NtHyS
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NEW HAVEN, June Fit is expected
that the Malley trial will be resumed to-
morrow, Juror Lovejoy having about re-
covered from his attack of erysipelas-
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NEVER be without bottle Of that pure,
mild, compound, PERuHA; take it with lirst
symptom.
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New OalS.

ST. LnrI-, July l2.-The first lot of new
oats on this market was received from
Texas end sold at auction this morning at
55c in bulk and 5Sl!c in sacks.
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....,uapoli, Is 10 have 4 new hotel
.... about four muliou~ of dollars.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Prize Fight.

New YORK, June 12.-Murray and
Greene, Providence pugilists, who attempt.
ed to fight at COney Island, to-day, met
near Fort Hamilton this morning and
fought twcnty-four rounds. Murray won
the first blood first knoCk.dOwn. and the
fight. Greene was terribly punished.
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Every few weeks a town l. destroyed
tire in Japan. Nl they have To do,
,wcycr, Is To- buy upa lot ot tl>~Ur pa
and pa>,rlnarJ AMI built .c up
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---niur, warm and plenty of 1t,
...a the farmers want Jo ~rc nov.
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hoped that the country will have
.turr only month more %; C~n'
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Rase Rail.

BosToN. June l2.-Bostons 10; Cleve-
land 1.
Providence. June l2-Chicago Is proyi-
dence9
WORCESTER. June 12-Dctroits :; Wor.
Ccster D.
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An alkalOid from the mac0llO, tree
Nucatan. i recommended by DR..
-ado a. superior To qUjmue m the
.tmrut OF intermittent lever.
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Nawlb Igbalood-Dowiah, Nikar-Ool
u.wo. vas present at the Prince Leo
.a.d.- wedding. The usher who an
.agurri his name is slowly recovering,
.a il i, thought he'll be crippled for
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.. No.,kr WAS ten years older than
..... sherman Is when he conducted
.. svot Paris.
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THE NEWS.


TuF NEWS
u-.g E.r>,.r rW b. m1H"d To
... .,.s uf torn for ,iry-frr coHtS
..f .riI-.,> chrag,F a., pi',D /
g
,'.,,, s,,,.. ,,;,li,r-,r5 5,IIar.
-.-n,ur. warm and plenty of II,
.u.a In, farmers want To ~rc uo".
.n,
...-. ,rr,-, month more OK Cuu.
--, .,rr.....
.w u.rNr"' ".'' 81 '''''.'' W. -''''..''',',,
...' stick Typ ".. Il "''N'S l''P0' WI
.. No,,kr wa~ ten Years older than
....a. sherman is when he conducted
.. svot Paris.
- ,,.. ,t,.r,l,v
''.'N''' ,......;.....,. NH
-.a1..' ...',
,....a~ is hereditary. Er2riN : son
..,- "a badger which yau Nul twenty
-.,,u rl,, 10 ~iN minutes.
......... ...r..,------ ,,n,al,. the Fourth
,..,.-................,. s,r ,,,,,.r,I ,...r,1ri-
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-
-Ni a'N"'o'" '1Ou' tue ''l''."','' -,
N"ea'ah' l. rec'u'he"uc" "y ~ -,
'aoo ~ superior '' 't.''''''- ''' '''
imrnt OF intermittent 'v''''
..,. world moves. An oil pipe line
.. -yu Iaid across the Caucasus
....''.''S 10 "''' Il P'''',s,''" - -
'.HIpHI point d" '''' ''"'' " '''' ''''' "
N...
,...... s.,... ..,.....,.... ,..,., =. ,I..,,r,v.b
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Princes, Beatrice i, now allowed
..ccu Victoria To manage the royal
...I. ..:.....,'-
',', - w. ,,,,,,', -, ,,''.'
~ '''7
The Herald thinks that the i~Nue> OF
..r late war are settled, never ~ nc dis
.hcL Wait till the Republican orators
-r au the stump this fall and see il
~ don't wave the bloody shirt.
r,.,.-I Mil, ,-,-.. .,
.'.'. - -. -, .i ''' p.;., ',>,'I wv "
.,'.' ~ -! - .r,' ,,.,,.- 49, -, -.
.. IL +, Thought he'll be crippled for
l....--,lf-,-.,s,r,I I-nf..,
....'.' lin, =, o,r,..rtfor rho
..l ,,",I ...,,',I,7 TLly NAV will lII fnJ fra
.....r. .,t'.,', .,..n ff,hs,I, mn,
,s @ ~ N .., | glT ar ,5a ,' I"'S "or,y "T wirH fI,
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Princess Beatrice l. now allowed
...ccu Victoria To manage the royal
-....Nhmvuts at all the palaces. ~he
TEN, this, with music and painting,
marrying q German prince.
The Herald thinks that the i>>ue> OF
e. late war are settled, never to br dis
.hcI. Wait till the Republican orators
.. au the stump this fall and ,ee il
.., don't wave the bloody shirt.
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The h,,. lra.a .. America can tiuj
rrandcr ami more important field
' ..,H'h.oNt Efforts than that present.
3 0y tar relations of capital to labor.
'as.. and muuey must exist i'm har-
.s ifrithrr is tp increase and bless ~
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-13

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.-- ur heart, beginning at court and
tanning through all grades Of society,
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