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the WcsREGAL PARTY.
An Enthusiastic Reception at vieto

An Enthusiastic Reception at Victoria.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 2l.-A Yicto.
ria dispatch says; The Royal party landed
from the Comus at Esquimarl at II o'clock,
the sailors manning the yards, bands play
ing and the populace cheering. They were
received by the Lieutenant Governor, who
read the addresses. They were escorted to
Victoria by several hundred citizens, fire.
men, firemen, military and benevolent so
cieties. At the city gates the mayor pre-
sented the freedom of the city and an ad-
dress. On reaching the grand stand five
hundred children sang anatiye anthem and
another address was presented. Replies
were given by the Marquis. AS the carriage
passed along the streets to the government
house the occupants were repeatedly cheer
ed. All the houses and stores along the
line of march were decorated. A Chinese
arch forty feet in height and shaped like a
pagoda spanned Store street. The orna-
mentation cost several thousand dollars.
The mail steamship Dakota and the United
States steamer Oliver Walcott, lying in the
port, were decked in the American colors,
and tonight the city is brilliantly illumi-
mated
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COLORADO DEMOCRATS.
Yesterday Convestion ut Denver.

HesteronY sO<hNe1IioH" III
DESyER September L-The Democratic
State Convention met in session here to-
day.
Charles S. Thomas, of Lake county, was
chosen tempors ~ chairman
The sontesting sslegates from Pueblo and
Huerfano counties we're present.
The several committees were appointed,
and the convention adjourned till O'Clock
this afternoon.
The Convention ireassembled this after
noon and poxaiua ated by acclamation James
B. Grant. OF Lake coupty, for Governor
John r Prowers, Of Bent. for Lieutenant
Governor; and Vincent d. Markham, oi
Arrapahee, for Judge Of the Supreme Court
The Convention then adjourned until TO
morrow al 10 O'Clock.
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HERE'S TREAcHERY.
A FOrSer Plays Star Parts In the New
York Republican Love Feast-Ma-
chine Tactics In Politics.

A FOrger Plays Star Parts In the New
York Republican Love Feast-Ma-
chine Tactics in Politics.
SARATOGA, September 2l.-Great excite
ment has been caused by the discovery
that the dispatch was forgery authoriz-
ing Police Commissioner French, of New
York, to set as proxy for Collector Robert
son, at the meeting OF the State Committee.
The dispatch read as follows:
New YORK, September 10.
To the Hon. Stephen r. French, Grand Union
HOTEL Saratoga:
Please act as my proxy at the meeting of
the State Committee and oblige,
[Signed.l W. II. ROBERTSON.
"Paid."
Considerable indignation is expressed,
and rigid investigation will be made to
discover the perpetrator of the fraud. The
forged message has been photographed and
copies circulated among the delegates with
a view to an Identification OF the hand
writing.
The Newsin New York.
New York, September 2l.-The evening
Post has a dispatch from Saratoga which
says: =,
lowing dispatch from Robertson;
WHITE PLAINS, September 20.
TO j. ". Husted, Care J. ". Troonlaq:
Stephen B. French has no authority, and
never had, to represent me in the State
Committee. His unauthorized appearance
there was an insult to the West Chester
delegates and fraud upon me. 1t is ma
chine tactics over again. -,
TSignedl w. H. ROBERTSON
The alb ove was received at Congress Hall
about o'clock Yesterday, but as Hustled
was at the Grand Union Hotel 1t did not
come into his hands until IL o'clock to-day.
At the close of the convention French was
sought out and asked with reference to the
Hustled dispatch. He renewed his former
statement that he was authorized to act as
proxy by telegraph and added, with en-
phasis of his umbrella handle on the palm
of his hand,
"The Bottom Facts
in this case are simply these: Robertson
has all along declared to me and to others OF
Folger's friends that he intended 70 sup
port the candidate of the administration,
and on the other hand he has persistently
declared to Al Daggett that he was for Cor
nell"
At the Western Union office, P. E. West
ervelt receiver of the dispatches, says mo
dispatch ever went out of the office on
sending blank. If such dispatch is alleg-
ed to lave been received by any one, 1t is a
prima fseia fraud"
John g. Owen, manager Of the Western
Union Office, says, "if the French dispatch
is on one of the company's counter blanks
it is manifestly fraudulent" He says he
never delivers messages on such blank.
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STABBING AFFRAY.
CoIorcd Politicians Have q FaIIin,

CoIorcd Politicians Have a Falling Out
ATLANTA, Ca, September 2l.-There is
great excitement at Athens over the stab
bing OF Randall Brown, colored, by Mat.
Davis, the colored postmaster at Athens,
and strong supporter Of Congressman
Speer. Brown is an advocate OF the cleo
ton of ALLEN d. Gambler, the Democratic
nominee Both negroes have been taking
a lively hand in the political contest. At
the Speer meeting. on Monday night, Davis
applied low epithet to Brown, adding
that he had sold his vote to the Democrats,
and should not be recognized by his own
family On Tuesday, after the meeting OF
the colored fire company, Davis and Brown
met and got into dispute over the often,
siye language of Davis. A scuffie followed
and Davis fatally stabbed Brown. Davis is
under 81 1000
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Their Idea OF Amusement.

EAsroN, Pa, September 2l.-The sopho,
mores at Lafayette hadEa grand time last
night hazing freshmen. 1t was supposed
hazing had died out at the college, but the
class of 'S5 has resurrected it. Many in
dignities were heaped upon tha poor fresh
men, who reused from their sleep, were
forced to perform various feats for the edi-
iicatiOn OF the sophomOres. Those who
were not willing to obey the mandates OF
the sophomores were tossed in blankets,
treated to cold water, forced to drink sour
milk. and do other undignitied things. One
freshmen, who resisted stoutly, was over
powered and roughly treated. Another
freshman, stout farmer, said the sophs
would not haze him, nor did they. A
pistol pointed at their heads sent them
away in a hurry. The sophomores expect
to hear from the faculty.
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GitMER COUNTY.
Democratic Meeting At Glenviile.
6,,ecsal DiS,lakch 10 the RecfreT.

WESTON, W. VA, September 1.-Hon. J.
II. Good, accompanied by Col Arnett ar
rived here yesterday on their return from
Glsnville. where the Democrats had mass
meeting yesterday. These gentlemen ad-
dressed an audience yesterday too large for
the capacity of the court house, and as
enthusiastic as it was large. Gilmer is
reckoned safe for at least 40 Democratic
majority. Mr.. Good left here for Harrison
to-day, and from there TO poddridge, where
he speaks Saturday. gIe IS expected to re-
turn here on the Sd Of 0cfober.
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ALLEGED FORGERY.
A Re.p.etabIe Ohio Farmer I'm Trouble.


MAsslLLoS, O., September 2l.-The pre-.
liminary steps were taken here yesterday
against VIM. w. Reed, very prominent
farmer near this city, the charge being that
of forgery, the particulars Of which are as
follows: 5. w. Firestone, a rich farmer,
died a short time ago, and J. X. Mcdowell
was appointed administrator Of the estate.
On examining the effects, note Of William
w. Reeds for $3.50 was found, and was pre-.
sented for payment. Reed declared he paid
the amount to Firestone over year ago,
and as Firestone did not have the note
with him he gave his note for the same
amount in order to balance the affair. The
administrator claims the note which Reed
declared was given by Firestone is a forgery.
The arrest of Reed was made on his farm
to-day. He was brought here and gave
bail for his appearance Wednesday OF next
week. He will hire John McSweeney TO
defend him. The accused is one of the
richest ard most respected farmers OF this
county.
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FOR CONGRESS.
Yoss>raay's Noaa.at atisns.

sAs FRANcisco. September 2l:-A Port
land. Oregon, special says the washington
sTeSfikory. Republican Convention to-day
nonsfhatsd Thomas II. Brents. for delegate
10 Congress.
MfsxEAroLp, September H.-Judge Thos.
Ginning TO stand A. the Democratic. candi-
date for Congress in the First distrist He
was nominated two weeks ago.
Doyx,, n. H., September 2f.-1he Re
pablicaDs of the First district ha0s nomi.
nated Martin Harris for Congress-
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A Miraculous Escape.

LEBANON, Pa, September 2l.-Last even
ing a young son OF John Mareen, Of this
place, was almost crushed to death under a
land.roller weighing half ton. The roller
was attached to the rear of wagon loaded
with straw and afforded an opportunity to
a number of small boys to steal ride by
hanging on to the frame OF the roller
Young Mareen fell in front of the roller,
which passed over him. cutting aud bruls
ing him frightfully. His escape from IN
Stsnt death was miraculous.
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Wanted, IN Make Sure OF II.

PHILADELPHIA, September 21.- In the
Star Route trials. to-day, the Judge ex.
pressed regret that the indictment was so
yoluminoHs. 1t was hard, he said, for the
Jury or the Court to understand it without
a great loss of time. United States District
Attorney Valentine explained that he had
drawn up indictments which he thought
were sufficient, but when such eminent
counsel were engaged in the Washington
cases, he thought it best to follow their ex'
ample
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vIscrssrs. Isp., September 2i.-Elijsh
Tracey met with horrible aoeident on the
Wabash road on Monday, resulting In
death yesterday. He shippsA . stallion st
Mount Carmel, Illinois, getting into the
box car himself, and telling the brsksmsn
10 be sure and open IL At Robinaon. Upon
arriving at the latter place it wss found
that the animal had trsmped him 70 death,
a. he lived only through the night
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NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS.


OMAHA. SEB., September 2l.-The Repub.
acan State convention to-day nominated
A. w. Agee, of Hamilton county, for Lieu
tenant Governor, 4. r. Roger, of Lsncas-
ter. for Secretary OF the State, and rensmi-
mated Jpo. Wallicks for Auditor, W. w.
Jones for Superintendent Of Public In
stitutions, and Glen Kendall for Com
sioner ot Public Lands aud Buildings.
OMAHA, September 2l.-The platform
adopted by the Republican conyention re.
affirms their faith in free labor, free
speech. froe schools, currency on Q specie
basis, . protective tariff, legislative control
of corporatIons, and maintains that the
Legislature should prevent unjust discrim.
inatio,a on the railways The convention
then adjourned sine die.
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FIRE REcoRD.
nsvus DovDsl.

EsIk, Pa, September U.-Duhsg, ne
terrific storm last night three barns, smoeS
the largest In the eeunty, wefe srueS
lightning and burned 10 ne QoosI
together With The inmsnse crops hssv'
BAI,ixoln, september 2i.The wess-
house Of Gilbert Bros, Wholesale dfues2ss
vss damaged By FIRE this morning. -
$4,000; insured.
BALrInoHH, September I-Ihe 49,
sale drug houss Of Gilbert bseSeen -
Nrxsrd md German strssts, busns4 this
m1rnina. IDss on stock, t15.0 600; ingus-
snee. tik,soo Damage 70 building. SU?~'
covered By Insurance..
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A Fatal Drink.

New YORK, September 2l.-Wm. NJ, Reed
is eight years OF age On Monday the boy
went into the dAtillery kept by man
named Quigley, on Spring street, near Null
berry, and asked for g, glass OF water.
While the bartender's back was turned the
bow took up a can containing the drippings
from a cask of whisky, and drank part OF
the contents of the measure. On, reaching
home the boy was taken violently sick and
gradually sunk until he died this morning
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DEAD AT DEADW00D.
Prominent Citizens indulge in Little
Pistol Practice.

DEADwooD, d. T., September 2l.-Patrick
German, one of the oldest miners in the
Hills, WIS shot and instantly killed at
Galena, eight miles from this city, at I
o'clock this evening, by Frank Davey, son
of Col. jail. Davey, owner of the Sitting
Bull silver mine and smeiter. The Colonel
is absent in New York, and Frank is in
charge of the works. The parties met at
the postoffice, when dispute arose over
claim adjoining the Sitting Bull, and ter
minated in German knocking Dayey down,
whereupon the latter drew o six-shooter
and fred, German fallinedead in his tracks.
Davey gave himself up to the authorities:
The Daveys formerly lived in Chicago. and
occupy high social position here.
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SHE WILL DIE.

Horrible Accident to u Western
woman.
Sioux FALLS, DA., September 2l.-A Vi
cious COW hooked Mrs. Jones, who was en-
ciente. The cows horn tore a gaping
wound in the woman's abdomen, from
which the leg of the dead and unborn child
protruded. The body OF the child was re-
m.ved, and the woman, though still alive,
will die
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:. Long reIepss,n., Eoa.e.

DEcAruR, ILL, SepteMbes 2L-Yesterday
the work of building a Telephone line from
Decatur to Springfield, a distance of about
forty.five miles by the wagon road, was
commenced. All intervening towns will
be connected. The cost Of the construction
will be about $500, and it will be in work
ing order by Oct. 20.
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BOLD ABDUCTION.
A Fifteen Year Old Girl Kidnapped
Near Tlmn, Ohio.

TIFFIS, O., September Ala little girl
about fifteen years OF age, named Mary Fo-
burg, living in Mechanicsburg, was taken
from the roadside just before dark this even
ing and placed in big two horse wagon by
force. The man is unknown. The father
and neighbors, hearing the cries of the help
less girl, started after her, but the rascal
whipped up to furious gait, and by hold
ing a gun at them rendered them unable to
do anything. He drove past the water
works to Sandusky street, where he was lost
sight of. The authorities were at once no
tilted, and they with the aid Of citizens, are
in hot pursuit. The man was supposed TO
be intoxicated. If he is caught tonight,
as he no doubt will be, he will not be hand
led very easily. The excitement is great.
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Prairie Fire.

LINCOLN, NEs., September 2l.-A vast
prairie fire is raging in the west part OF the
State. The table-land between the Platte
and Republican rivers is being rayaged TO-
day. with disastrous effects tc hay and
grass. No loss of life is reported there,
though two men were fatally burned some
DAYS ago north Of the Platte. The heavy
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cattle ranges are in the devastated section,
and unless rain falls great loss will follow.
A special dispatch from Indiana says the
citizens had hard work to save the town.
Serious losses Of property will result IL
gales and winds should occur.
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A DEAL IN OIL.

Combination Formed 10 Bull the
Market.
PrTs8URGE, September 2l.-The Com
mercialG Gazette will say tomorrow: There
Is good authority for the statement that an
attempt is to be made to corner the oil
market on big scale. Operations have
already been commenced here aHd else
where and about 1900, 900 barrels have
already been bought and taken out Of the
market Heavy buyers outside Of this port
hho.d several million barrels, and it is said
t6e present break is for the purpose of
Shaking out the weak holders.
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KILLED BY THE CARS.


Special Dispatch to the Register.
FAIRMoNr, w. Va, September 2l.-No. 8
train on the Baltimore and Ohio, due here
at O'Clock this morning, struck farmer
who was leisurely crossing the track in a
wagon, near Barnesville. The vehicle was
reduced to kindling wood, and the unfortu-
nate occupant killed. His body was fright
fully mangled. Name unknown.
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A NOVEL CONVENTION.
An Association which Allows no Guilty
Man TO Escape.

Man TO Escape.
PALMYRA, Mo-, September A.-The Ma
tional Convention of the Anti Horse Thief
Association met here yesterday, They
represent over two hundred lodges. The
following officers were elected: J. J. Suter,
of PALMYRA, Mo, National President; A. l..
Sparks, of Bushnell, Ills, National Vice
President; J. r. Vail, OF Bonapart, Iowa,
National Secretary: T. w. Summers, OF
Monticello, Mo-, National Treasurer; D. W.
Rose, of Sutro, Ills, National Marshal; l.:
Waterbury, of ASoca, Iowa, National
Guard. The order is in flourishing con.
dition. No horse thief who has ever stolen
a horse from a member of the association
has ever escaped.
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Maaonie Matters.

BosroS, September 2l.-In the executive
session of the supreme council for the
northern Masonic Jurisdiction OF the
limited States to day, the following State
deputies of the Supreme Council were
elected for the ensuing year: David D.
Tracy, Of Detroit; Enoch I. Carson. OF Gin
cinnati: Eldridge G. Hamilton, OF Laporte
Ind; Hosmer A. Johnson, of Ill; Alvin b
Alden, of Wisconsin.
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,E;,HNoSD, Va, September 2l.-The body
VI Augustus Green, a well known and
wealthy Englishman, was found iu the
,.edS nCedS near his late residence in Chesterfield
$olnty, to-day, with dog standing guard
,us lhe body. Green is supposed 20 have
wandered of in delirium.
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ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS.
J. Davies for Goverser.

CHICAGO. September 2L--The Republican
Convention reassembled this morning. and
proceeded TO ballot for candidate for Gov
ernor. The leading candidates were J. w.
Davies, G. W. D. Dorsey and s. J. Aexan
der.
Davies was nominal ed on the third bal
lot.
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Tariff CeEnmisxian.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. September 2l.-At
a session Of the Tariff Commission to-day
there was general concurrence IN favor Oh
the existing tariff, particularly on iron.
This commission has gone to Atlanta
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A DOMESTIC BaOil

Ends In o Wife Attempting 90 Brsif
HERSELF
C1scrssAr1 September 21.-A Times-Stsr
Fort Wayne, Ind, special says: Mrs. Dasid
wardes, after having been cruelty beaten.
by her husband, set fire to her house and
threw herself into the flames She WIS rcs-s
cued by a policeman, but was paisfulSE
burned.
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Cat md Dried.

WASHINGTON, September 2l.-It is be-
lieved Fslger will resign soon after accept
ing the candidacy for Governor OF New
York; that Crowley, Of New York, will be
rendered the position, that he will decline,
and John @. New be promoted to the place.
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A FISH STORY.

Sounds Like n Preston County Fairy
story.
hLY&iA, o., September PA singular
Phenomenon occurred this morning, in a
sudden falling from the clouds of nearly a
tecA OF young salmon, about two inchs in
length. They fell into the front yard Of
HIsa Nichols, Esq, Democratic candidate
IoF coroner Quite number of the fish
Seie We. N exhibition at the Republican Office
this afternoon
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A. THRILLING MATTER,
hut it Resulted I'm . Cssd-Bsseded Mur-
der.

but u Kes0Iteu IN HUoSbsSo0ou U NUT
der.
CARROLL, Iowa, September 2i.-A row
occurred in Tom Fay's saloon at Arcadia,
in this county, last night, in which Fay
stabbed Thomas Mahef, inhictng injuries
from which he died this morning. 1t was
a willful, cold -blooded murder. Fay was
brought here for SAFETY, II being feared
that he wonld be mobsed if left at Arcadia.
Tonight the report is that q mob will come
from there and hang Kim. He will proba-
bly, be taken away for safety. Maher was
stabbed three times, the fatal wound being
in the abdomen. The quarrel was over
trifing matter.
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FATAL EXPLOSION.
The Boiler of a Ferry Steamer Bursts

The Boiler of Ferry steamer Bursts-
The Killed and Wounded.
LACHINE, ONT, September 21.-The boil
er of the ferry steamer Richelieu exploded
this morning and killed Pierre Duquette,
pilot; John Richardson and Persellius Am
yot, of Chatengusy, farmers. Young Du-
quette, son of the pilot, is missing. He is
supposed to have been blown overheard.
Several passengers were severely Scalded by
steam,
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Fatally Hurt.

DARLINGTON. Iowa, September a.-rhe
horse of Joe Myers, aged fourteen, Jockey,
collided with another horse while riding
in q race, and he was thrown to the ground,
sustaining fatal injuries
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KNEW a Good Thing when He. Saw 1t,

OIL Cry, Pa, September 21.-An opera
tor in one of the telegraph offices was
bounced" yesterday. His business was
TO hand out the messages, and by shrewd
manipulation Of the news they contained
he is reported as having mads in the neigh
horhnod of S4O.OlA
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SURROUNDING TOWNS
Glenvine. W. Va.

GLKSvILLE, w. Va, September 2l.-To-
day has certainly been a lively one in
Glenville. A special term Of our Circuit
Court convened this morning, with Judge
Ice, of Barbour, on the bench. Judge Ice
is one Of the most popular Judges in the
State, and our people are glad to make his
acquaintance.
It had been previously announced and
generally circulated that the political Is.
sues OF the day would be discussed, and
this brought out the citizens from every
section OF the county. They came In
wagons, in buggies on horseback, on foot,
and in every other imaginable or unimagin-
able way. Al p. NJ, large crowd OF cit.
zens assembled at the court house, and
Hon. w. z. Lively, Of Weston, in . neat
little speech, introduced Hon. ]. II. Good,
the Democratic candidate for Congress,
who entertained us for over an hour in an
effort both able and brilliant.
Mr. Good completely and Satisfactorily
refuted every false charge that has been
made against him by the Republican and
80. called temperance papers. The editor OF
the Parkersburg Freeman Is responsible Tor
the vile article that has appeared in the
Republican and Independent papers Of this
district. He clearly and patiently showed
up" the tendencies of the Republican party.
Mr. Good made friends here. His major
ity will be 400 in Gilmer ''Set that
down" At the termination OF Mr.. Goods
speech Col. Arnett was called for and re.
sponded in manner that did honor to
himself and credit to the cause which he 70
efficiently represents.
Gen. Goff will be here on the 5th Of Octo-
Der.
We noticed in town to-day, lawyers J:
NJ. and Louis Bennett, w. Il. Lively, OF
Weston, Capt. Bowman, OF Philippi, and
Bob Blair, OF Ritchie,
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~ - gwn0d.

SARATOGA, September a:-rhe United
Presbyterian Synod has initiated measures
70 raise $500 O0O in honor of the quarter
Centennial of the organization, to be cele-
brated next year.
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Result of Affection.

New YoRx, September IA physician
summoned to attend Mrs. Hiram Baker
could give no ground of hope for her re-
coyeTy' The news caused he husband such
despondency that he drank carbohe acid
and died in great agony.