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OUR SUMNER RESORTS.
Special 10 the Register

OoAIo0os
Special 10 the Register.
OAKLAND, July 1.-THE weather contin-
ues warm. There have been light showers
in the mountains.
Glsdes House Arrivals-R Boyd, London,
Ky; W. A. Rsapans Washinoesn. - Y;
E7Wm. g Brown, New York; r ]. Bullard,
Jr., Wheeling; Mrs. W. Il. Farwood and
daughter, Wheeling; ]. f. Sickels, wife,
child and nurse, and Miss Frazier, New
York.
Arrivals at the Oakland HOTEL: II.
Heinlin, Portland, Me-; Captain J. ID. Stew.
enson' i. s. Army, Geo. w. Adams and
wife, nurse and three children; Mrs. G, Z.
Babcock, Washington, ID. C.. Raleigh @.
Thomas, three children and three maids
Mrs. Samuel Slein, children and nurse
Mrs. S. Hudelberger, Baltimore. Md.
Harry T. Black, Wheeling, W. Va
Mrs. Lehmer-two daughters, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
\. Coleman. Cumberland, Md.
]. II. Hamlin, Portland, Me.
Arrivals st Deer PARK Hstel.
DEER PARK, July ia. Marburg, c. A.
Brunt, Baltimore, Nd; w. c. Eustis,
G. P. Eustis, Washington, ID. c.: c. n.
Lord, Baltimsre, Nd; c. Boggs, Clarks-
burg, w. Va; J. McCleese, Pittsburg, Pa /;
II. B. Wheeler, Baltimore, Md: !;
A. A. Cunningham and wife, Tiffin, o.; J..
]. McDermott and r. Goff, Bellaire, o.
Mrs. Governor Jenkins, OF Augusta, Ga,
continues the same as reported yesterday.
President Garrett is expected here on
Friday night
George w. Adams, business manager OF
the Washington Star, was among yester-
DAYS arrivals at the Oakland Hotel.
W. W. Corcoran's four horses and con-
yeyances arrived here to-day. The outfit
consists Of saddle horse, ladies phaeton
horse, and Mr.. C.'s private team.
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FLUSHING, o.
Local News Notes of the Town.


FLUSHING, July l0.-Rey. J. l.. Mills, OF
New Athens, occupied the pulpit of the
NJ. L. church, yesterday, in the absence OF
Rev. Grimes.
The proceeds of the recent festival and
musical entertainment were $S4. The ladies
of the town are entitled to the thanks of all
for the manner in which they presided over
the festivities of the evening
Miss Lillian Reynolds has been employed
to teach the school at Kirk's the coming
winter, at $35 per month.
Mrs. Connolly. OF Charleston, Ill, is Wis
iting her brother, Ezra Mcconnell, ESQ, OF
this place.
DR.. Webster has made a. substantial i'm
provement in the way of new pavement,
A large amount of wheat has been cut
the past week.
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THE LABOR TROUBLE.
Affairs Qaiet YesserAay-Ms. Jarrets
Expresses Himself - the 0ltUasioa.

Affairs Qaiet Yesseraay-Ms. yssrsts
Expresses Himself % the 0ltUasioa.
8pccsai DtspascA 10 tAs Repts~.
PIrrsBuRG, July lI.-Affhirs In the Iron
strike were unusually quiet today,
even the accustomed rumors were wanting.
Reports OF firms who are about 10 sign ars
daily becoming fewer, and a. the mills one
by one finish repairs and make prepan-
tons, both sides seer, to he settling down
for long, hard fight Nothing had besn
heard frcm President Jarrett this MORN
ing.
President JarretAin Cleveland. talking 10
q reporter, said OF the strike hsre: Every
thing is looking fully - favorable a. II has
at any time since the strike began. In
places roundabout Pittsburg. and In that
city also, q number OF mills have signed
the scale, and that they have done 20 u
sufficient evidence that they arc able 10
pay the prices asked by the strikers. The
iron market Is not 30 healthy,
] admit, as Il might be, still Il II
enough 80 TO warrant the mill owners pay.
ing the wages asked. The propristor.. j
must say, are acting q little ganlcy In this
fight, but ! expect that within the next
two weeks there will be Developments
which will enlighten US a. 70 the exact
status OF things. What these developments
will be am not just at present prepared 70
say, but think the present strike I'll -
Of ultimate value and benefit 70 the men"
Concerning the Senate Committee inquiry
he said: 1--WE will 10 especially %
tive in presenting our side of the
case TO the committee, and II We do not eet
Justice at their hands. there will b trouble.
This labor question 10 Of vital impoftsncs,
and will sooner or later have great deal 70
do with the government. Of our country.
Abraham Lincoln, In his frst insugufal
address. discussed this question with con.
summate ability, and the ideas he ex-
pressed were those Of the leading msn of
that time. That was the reason became .
Republican, but must say that the Repub-
iican party has wandered great way fro0
the views expressed In that message"
The Freight sssiks.
NEw YoRx, July Il.-Thers is no change
IN the condition OF the freight handleT
strike The companies declare they are
disposing of freight received almost = faSt
as Formerly, and new hands ere fapidly be-
coming skilled st work. shipping was
light this morning. COMMITTEES from dif'
ierent German societies are engaged tn vis-
ting different pies, Persosding islloy-
.nn.trymen from working against SINE
eTH r.
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Hanlan's Proclamation.

TORONTO, July u.-Hanlan has almost
entirely recovered. He says: ~ will row
any FIVE men in the world two miles
straight away, or two miles and turn, for
from 81, 900 to $1,000 aside. l will row
these five men after lapse of forty-eight
hours-two full days-of each other, on
any suitable waters on the continent of
America. The challenge is open to the
whole world" Hanlan further adds that
if be could get one of these matches in
America, he would forego for the present
his intended visit to Australia. ~ t.--r
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uEhter Wants Some Duests.

.' Is, July ll.-Mary Eugliugton
y daughter of Rev. ID. EnglinSton
we'll known Episcopal minister,
deceased, filed suit, to-day, to set
laihers will. She alleges that
indUeace and a diseased mind,
intemPerance and the use Of OPT
barr bequeathed nearly all OF his
70 Charitable institutions, not
ms daughter q penny. She has
sun against the executor ex-Judge
chancellor Of the Episcopal
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ness. Some of the best Cambridge people,
including Longfellow's family. haye ire
quented her house.
We wanted to take ride, and were di.
rected to John Q. Adams, United States
Hotel Stables, whose patriotic patronymic
was well sustained in the excellent team
we had. And then In the sinuous deli
ciousness of whirl through this Eden Of
American summering. We finished the long
and pleasant day withouta BLor.
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DaYiff.s Departure.

New YORK, July 11.-Michael Davitt
took leave for the present of the United
States by appearing before a local land
league organization, which had secured for
him great throng of listeners and loud
applauders. He made only short speech,
and said he would be able to say to Parnell
in few days in Ireland, There are no dis
sensions in the United States" The mother
of Parnell also spoke.
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made by Wilson to show by the witness
that the town of Signal, where the petitions
appear to have been prepared, received at
least portion of its mail through Mineral
Park Ereider, however, said that il such
was the case he never knew il.
Bliss presented the mail bills for this
route from time to time. A solitary letter
or parcel appears to have been transmitted,
but as rule the mail bill itself was the
only mail in the pouch. t..
WASHINGTON, July 1l.-It can be author
atively stated that but one United States
Senator is expected to be criminally con-
victed with the Star Route frauds through
the newly discovered evidence.
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on the scAFFolD.

Ne Nsves HIisehe1 bat D1e1 oanA
Gnxxssoso, n. c., Jniy lila Ciesso
special reports Philbp Haisou hsaes1 oafs
this afternoon fos the murder d hsssy
Sellers. Agsest crowd In town to1ovee
TIE condemned uaa % The ses6oA A
ola fsshioned trsp and crc0 bean WPe y
an oren 6eId On the hiII nde, In tie SeDoSSg
OF tie town. Hsisoa never dincbe9 -
died eauis. Ths drpl vO ovee ave -
and six thoussnl pscSb vers pssssae -
trouble.
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RECORD OF THE DAY.
Labor Situatioa-larstt TaIu-ne Nv
Cumberland Seandal-0a he
SeafoA-A Desd1Ouei-
Shot HE Nephew.
USUAL GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

HAsrIxcs Ma, July u-A h1atocn.
yisited hess - 60 L.sl-lk1'
sthe eity, breaking most Of The glAn on The
north side Of the buildings and destroying
fruit and gardens, The hail, however. sx.
tended only about . mile west and north
and but little further east but Il swept
down southeast with accumulated foroe, ,un.
roofing the depot and school house at Glen.
willie, and doing other damage. The crops
are badly damaged In the circle Of the hail.
but fortunately its area was not large, ct
least in this section. Outside the hail for .
few miles there was . strong wind, bat do
ing little damage. The elevator st Ksnsaw
west Of u, was moved little and 10 ooasid.
erably racked.
Dswn tAs River.
MARrErrA, July ll.-A storm passed over
this region last night with heavy rain and
wind and much lightning. Two barns were
struck and destroyed, and one farmer Lost
four cows by lightning. The rainfall vas
an inch and bali. Corn II all broken
down.
a Meavy FlssA-
CINCINNATI, July ll.-A Lebanon special
says that nearly oil the household furni-
ture Of the four houses swept away BY the
food in Turtle Creek yesterday evening II
ruined. One colored woman, who had been
sick for some time, died upon being tod
that the reservoir had been broken. People
are searching along the banks Of the strSam
to-day for lost property.
Heavy WiaA.
KANSAS CRY, July li.-A very heavy
wind storm passed over Marysviile, Kansas,
on the St. Joseph and Western Rsilroed,
about 10 o'clock this morning. From the
fact that the telegraph wires are all down
Il Is thought that serious damage was done
to the town. A. heavy storm also prevailed
at Lincoln, Nebraska, and through that
section OF country. but ~ telegraphic CON.
munication was severed there also, no par
ticulars can be obtained.
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Recepffon to Roofh.

LONDON, July n.-Edwin Booth, to-day,
being invited to be present Booth was
enthusiastically received and called out
after each act. Among those present were
Wilson Barrett Irving, Bancroft, Toole,
Forbes, Robertson, Warren, Mrs John
Wood, Miss Ellen Terry and Mrs. Swanbor-
ouuh
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Cabinet Iron and steel Company.

CHICAGO, July 11.-Everything is quiet
at the mills of the Cabinet Iron aud Steel
Company this morning, although large
crowds are gathered around the depot
awaiting the arrival of trains. Preparations
are being made to start up three OF the six
officers of the company are here and there
is large force of police on hand. .About
fifty specials were sworn in. The union
men claim they will not make any trouble
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Buckeye Takes the Prize.


CLARKsBURG, W. Va, July 11.-At full
trial of mowers held here to-day, under
the management of Harrison County Agri-
cultural Society, the following mowers
competed, viz: Osborn, Buckeye and
Champion, and were each put to seyerest
tests, The first prize was awarded to the
Ri1cEava
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Glass WORKERS.

PITTSBURGH, July 1.-THE National Asso-
ciatien of Window Glass Workers convened
here tonight The sessions, which viii
last several days, are being held with closed
doors, butit is understood that nothing Of
importance was transacted. About eighty
delegates are present from all parts OF the
United States,
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Furniture Men.

y :, July ll.-Fhe National Con-
~ furniture Manufacturers, in
..; .srs; eighty delegates are pres
,yIaiuhg all parts Of the country.
.'.i'ery Of an address by PresI-
seA'on, the business committees
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Murtierers strunr Inn.

81. LOUIS, July liza Santa Fe, New
Mexico, special says: At Flagstaff yester-
day Jim Brown and Blind Jim murdered
two men named Storey and +. P. Dietrich.
The whole town pursued, caught and
hanged the murderers.
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Archery,

|, ,,'y DlLy 1.-The National Arch
ISnt E began this morning at Lin
,'.,o,I ,.oII'y-eight ladies and a large
: 5,,.e,men 51,.emen participated. Miss
!, outage Hill, Cincinnati, won
.'Ohor at the 6O-yard range.
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8pOrting News.

woRcEs1EE, July li.-Bostons 3; Worces.
tiers 2.
TRoY, July 11.--Providenoe 8; Troys 3.
CLEVELAND, July IL Clevelsnds 8; Bufa-
loss.
CHICAGO, July 1i.-Chicagos 8; Detroits4 4.
PrrTsBrEGH, July 1L-Aileghenys 8; St
Louis 1. ~ t
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Shot HIS Eephew,

PARKsyILLE, KY, July ll.-John Rowsie
yesterday shot and killed bis nephew, John
Lamb. Rowsie and Lamb had quarreled
and the former ordered the latter to leave
his premises, when Lamb cooked rife he
had in his hands, Rowsie Immediately fred
with fatal effect.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.


CHICAGO, July 1,.-Commissioner Midg-
ley, OF the Southeastern Railway Associa-
ton. announces thst commencing August
lst, freight rates for grain from Missouri
river points will be advanced five cents per
100 pounds.
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.oncress does penanee in hot weather
neglecting its duty in the cool weeks
winter and spring.
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FOR SALE.
'>l"yan Female College, of {
aH.w..an

'>l"yan Female COLLEGE, of Gin
cinnati.
>N'TL July 1.-THE Wesyleyan
college, OF this city, was offered for
1.-THE sheriff to-day under fore
J Proceedings OF an appraisement OF
ldred and three thousand dollars.
ihe law it could not be sold for less
-'hiFds OF the appraised value. Not
received, and u new appraiSement
offered. The MethOdists, under
OF Or. Walden and Bishop Wiley,
r. an earnest effort to secure $50. :
which to save the college from
O-y'ebtained $4,000, and aban-
|he effort.
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AGee1 HauI

81. LOUIS. July lI.-Gov CFittenden has
been notified that the United States gor-
ernment il ready to pay over 70 the State
agent in New York $4,000 for militia war
claims. Senator John p. Heard, the 6tste
agent, win receive sbout 81 600 ss commits
sioner under the Law providing his appoint.
ment
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ST. LOUIS, Ne. July 1.-The Repubiican
Congressional Convention Of the Eight
zenith Illinois District nominated Col. W.
C. Keffner ss . candidate for Congress.
This Is I'm Morrison's new district aud U
tei:eyed 70 hare 500 Republican msiofity.
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BIoody Rattle

Part of the second corps of Gen. d. Armes
fought Banditti, under Manuel Gornez,
near La Media Luna. in Jalesco, yesterday.
Manuel and Jose Gornez leaders. and seven
other bsnditti killed the balance AMI sc,t-
tered
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Jones and Rankin for Conrre.s.

PITTsBURGH, July 1.-THE Allegheny
county Labor Convention to-day nominated
D. R. Jones, President of the Miners As
sociation, for Congress from the Twenty
second district, and A. c. Rankin for the
TxentY-third district.
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f. T|Sp'tal Do. needed for Hop Bit
teiI MT Mt large salaried talented
n ,s,i Tst ~ Hop Bitters will do or
4 ab,o,ssa9e i saei' own story by their
|ng.o, 'a'e cures at heme.-Yr
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81. Locs, July lf.-A spsad - q =
.uorss, Mex, says thss Capt Aissp -
Major GORDON, omesn cftas sss.a -
imeut. lousfts dssl = esn ~. H
yesserdsy. NJ lattw ~ instoDtly -
nd the fmmes diel soen aftee - ~ -
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ihe Repression nan
I" Hospital Ea..,o.,

| ,EysoL-, ny The Repression bill to,
tbsTs1 commons and its third
Lords without division.
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OhiNuHrN

DETRor, July 11.--Hon. James K. Lock
wood, q pioneer lumberman and for 25
years most prominent citizen, died at
Put-in-Bay Sunday, aged 63.
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rlRE REcoRp.

RocHEsTEn. Mnts., July LIS. II. DAN
iefs steam -four mill, at Kssson. 10 burned.
Loss so, 900; partly Insured Incendiafy.
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National Federation of Labor,
LAST REMAINS
OF Ihe Lawyer, Theologian and Assas.
sin.
Special Dispatch 10 ne Register.


sin.
Special Dispatch 20 the Register.
WASHINGTON, July 1l.-UpOn the roof Of
the Medical Museum, in the broiling hot sun
all yesterday and to-day, lay little collec-
tiOnOf scattered bones, which the sun is fast
turning from brownish yellow to clear
white. They constitute the most Substan-
tial remains of Charles Jules Gulteau, law
yer, theOlOgian and assassin. These bones
are to undergo the bleaching process for
about two weeks, and then they will be ar
ticulated and placed in glass case in the
museum. The doctors still continue to
wrangle over the autopsy, and Mrs Scoyille
has also Clipped in.
Seeing Guiteau's Ghost.
The shade of the assassin, Guiteau, is
bOthering the Jail officials some. The pris,
Oners at the Jail are mostly colored men.
They imagine that Guiteau's ghost makes
nightly visits to the Jail and are conse-
quently filed with terror. 1t is common
occurrence for a negro to Jump up and
down in his cell and howl murder at the
top of his voice during the night, fancying
that he has seen an appsrition of the late
assassin. This sets the balance of the pris-
onerS in an uproar. Those who haven't
had the pleasure of seeing the ghost"
howl from sympathy. 1t is great source
OF annoyance to the warden of the Jail, who
does not know of any way to stop these
nocturnal disturbances.
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FoR nervousness and Chronic Catarrh
take PERuNA. 1 tried it. I. K. Mysler, Al
iegheny City, Ps.
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tbe girls of Mount Pleasant, Iowa,
\ down rhe posters that announced
.|oration by an anti-ProhibitiOn ora
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Tbe Senate has awakened up to the
Apes,ity of reducing taxation at the
hong end of the session.
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muscle u
= Life isj
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ton, rncTe
dis.ConS'|
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At THE CAPITAL.
Senatorial Work -Nomination-rhe
star Route Cases


WASHINGTON. July ll.-In the Senate 70.
day Mr.. Morrill,, from the Finance Commit
tee, reported fayorably Senate biII re-
Pealing so much of section 1886 revised
statutes as imposes charge upon export
stamps on tobacco
The Senate Finance Committee sdonka5
amendment to internal revenue bill cbano.
ing the date from May, 'S3, TO October rs
when provisions of the bill relatino 10
stamp taxes on bank checks, drafts, orders
vouchers, matches, and other articles en-.
braeed IN schedule A shall go into effect
Nominations
The President made the following noni-
nations to-day: Edward Higgins, Collector
OF Customs, district Of st. Johns, Florida.
Frederick 7. Dubois, U. S. Marshal for
Idaho; Joseph W Robbins, OF Illinois m
s. District Surveyor General for Arizons.
Alvey Adele, Of District OF Columbia, Third
Assistant Secretary Of State.
The Star Reuters.
WASHINGTON, July 1l.-In the star routs
cases, VIM. kreider, postmaster at Mineral
Park, Arizona, testified that the names
signed to the petition were those of per.
sons living of The routes petitioned for. II
was on Christmas day, 1878, that fbsv
had received their first mail over
the route, although the service had been or
deFed 20 begin in July. An effort was
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stands the Arlington, always doing rush,
ing business.
StroIling little to one side Of the noise
end hustle we found the Continental Hotel,
whose tall pillars, broad and breezy piazzas
spd big parlor attracted u.s. This house has
the largest sleeping rooms OF any house OF
its size in tie place. There seems to be q
prodigality of room. From the upper
piazza there is a fine prospect and the in
tention of the proprietor Is that il shall be
sweet at the bottom as weH as at the top.
for new sewer has secured the most per
feet drainage.
On the corner Of Broadway and Lake av-
enue, opposite Town Hall, Is Columbian
Place. kept as a privste summer resort BY
Mrs H. A. Moore who hiss been very enc
SeaSiEI L. Massachusetts IL Tie sxiAlJ bvsi-
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y hOteIS along the Jersey cOdsI
Sandy Hook to Cape May are
bic OF accommodating about lSO,-
Seople. Assuming that they have
thirds this number for five weeks
4hat these l2O, 900 persons spend an
ge Of $50 a day each, the total
|puts to the almost fabulous sum of
POO, or ST., $4,000 for the season.
knder New Jersey is out of debt
kaS money in its treasury.
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fmOnt furnishes another Of those
'fisgraeeful, brutal lynchings which
ically show that the hill country
" England still has its full share
vices Of barbarism, just as the d.
courts show that its cities are
kled with the lusts of civilization.
kOrthern States have contributed
last six months the larger share
lynchings of the Nation, and
it in the face of light tenfOld
b than the Snnth sins against.
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uuing the first three months Of lSS2
~ barrels of potatoes were import
l&to the United States from Great
! Aain and Canada The crop this
in the United States gives such
fnise that the foreign tuber will have
- show
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f,hicago held its end up as the wick
1 i city in America with two muir
and a suicide last Saturday.
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D ] e
| 4 Mf
| nj Of
| heh
snrt
| per-
frI0
daily
,r ad-
| sarly
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|Paonle in Nashville who refuse 10 DC
lccipsted are committed to the work
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Iybe House of Representatives has had
unusral number of small scandalsthis
ssiOn,
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The pady Register tciz be mailed to
..rl5crs ont of torn for sirty:fre cents
L month. address changed as often
desired.
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Ippe thing is very clear. The people
England enjoy the idea Of getting
Ito fight.
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j Brooklyn journal thinks that "the
n4ing given the New Yorker, Elliott,
SrEulliyan, of Boston, reflects patriotic
y on bean diet"
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fThere is danger ahead. DR.. w. w.
Ecks Is to lecture. Mrs. Christianey Is
30 expected.
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PIE the strike of the iron workers
Sburgh continues without change,
hat have been closed elsewhere
Pne after another starting up
the old terms, but with the un-
fnding that the demands of the
Re to be granted as soon as they
iorsed at Pittsburg. This is a
Ping for the strikers, as it enables
r centralize the struggle in Pitts
fnd provides them with a source
fnue, besides placing a powerful
in their hands for use against