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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
a Cinrinnatian ShOo1s IIts VIDE Rsd
Daughter and The,. GAds IIts Own
Yxistence.

d Cinrinnatian ShOo1s His VIDE Rsd
Daughter and Ther,. Ssads Hts Own
Existence.
CIScINSATI, June 2>.-IEsnry Skohf, liy-
ing at the corner OF Milton and Young
streets, this morning. at four O'Clock, shot
his wife, Sarah and daughter Nellie, aged
10. and Immediately afterwards shot him.
self. The affair was not discovered till
near this noon. Thatwas thee entire family.
The name of the man is. not ar before
given, but Henry Cole. He is g native Of
this city, Al attorney at law, and formerly
served as United States deputy marshal
under Gen. Hichenlooper. Two years ago
he had an appointment under the census
oftice to collect statistics OF manufacturers
in Cincinnati and has been engaged in that
until recently. 4 few years ago while
living IN Brooklyn, \. v, he lOsta iavorite
daughter by q C0asting accident ana
since then has been observed
to be moody and disturbed in mind.
About four this morning neighborinT
drayman thought he heard shot and
scream in the direction of Coles house, but
paid no attention to il. About 10 o'c.Ock
and went down town to his brothers to IN
uuire whe ,her they had gone away. Tie
brother went up, and finding the house
locked, got a policeman and broke in.
Mr. Sole and wife were in the same bed.
The wife had bullet in her left temple.
and Mr.. Cole had shot himself over the
right eye and revolver was still in his
hand. His daughter Nellie vas lying on a
luunge in an adjoining room with bullet
hole in the back OF her head. She was the
only child living. ami had graduated from
Woodward High School only last Friday
night. Friends say they know Of no family
,ronbis TO cause this tragedy, but Mr.. Cole
has been observed to talk wildly for the
past two or three months and some now
recall! that he has said when his family died
they would all die together.
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A BIG TIME.
Ye.trr,Ia,'s Denomination at Iouis-
Vile.

Lori-vlLLE. June 2S.-During last night
and this morning trains and boat, brought
thousands OF strangers to the city to wit
ness the great Masonic demonstration OF TO-
day and TO witness the military drills. The
Grand street parade this forenoon embraced
bvcycle clubs in uniform, mounted police.
and police as infantry, Col. Thos. ii. Tay-
lor chief His Excellency. Gov. Blackburn;
Hon. James r. Cantrell, Lieut.. Governor;
Hon. Chas. y. Jacobs, Mayor Of Louisville;
s,aGs and escorts; Gen. J. H. NicKois,
A. G.. and chief of stat; schneider
Star Band: infantry battalion. Col; John u.
Costrcman: first regiment Kentucky State
Qua. Is and band as escort TO the a: ana A.
S. T.. and Knights OF kadish, Sir John
Finer. I'D degree. Grand Commander oi
Knights Templar, and Little Commandery,
Sir Thos. II. 'Shcr!ey. Grand Commander; !;
Wehrles' band: royal Arch Masons, officers
in full robe. Master Mason, NJ. w, VIM.
RI Nienert. Grand Master. The process
sion wa. through the principal streets
IN Central Park. where exercises
orcued with a drill by the Chickasaw
Guards, followed by the Crescents, OF New
Orleans. then by the POrters OF Nashville.
ending with the Guapaw Guards, OF Little
| Rock. The prizes were $500 to the first:
u co 10 the second, and 500 to the third
companv, The Chickasaws are down IN
| nnptlar estimation for the first money
| The PorterS for the second. and the Gres
| cents for the third. The result Will be an
nOunCed This evening at the cohc!"s''h o'
the celebration,
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THE BOGUS BOND PLATE.
The Experts submit Their Report-it il
wholly Counterfeit.

WASHINGTON. June 2I.-The Homer Lee
committee, who have been examining the
Doyle bond plates. have handed in their
reports to Secretary Folger. Although the
members have submitted separate reports,
in accordance with the instructions OF the
Secretary. it j. believed that their conclu-
sjons are the same. The committee
is composed OF Homer Lee, Presi-
dent OF the Homer Lee Bank
Note Company Of New York. city;
i. II. Rhodes, Treasurer OF the
Photo Engraving Company, and W. Is.
Narlor chief clerk OF the Sub.TreaSury'
New York 1t is thought that the reason
why tie reports were not made public yes
teriay wa because it was the last diy be
lore boyle went to prison, and that the
Secretary and Judge Dyer, by whom the
stay Of sentence in Doylc's case was made,
were IN communication about the matter.
Secretary Fulger said that he should not IN
fc-ferc I'm the immediate execution ut the
sentence, unless something came yesterday
t. change his mind. The fact that he did
not interfere indicates that united opinion
If the experts was that the plate was Who'll
'r aruuutc-tClt.
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GoFF'S SUCCESSOR.
The Various Candidates Getting in
Their Work.
Special dispatch to the Register.

Special DSpNtch 10 the Register.
VA. hinton. June 2>.-Mr. John W.
Mason, of Grafton, arrived here this morn
ing, and is said to be pushing his claims as
successor 10 Gen. Go:f as L. S. Assistant
District Attorney.
Mr.. John \. HutchiSon, OF Parkersburg,
has telegraphed to his friends here to look
after his chances, and is expected to be
here in person in day or two. The con-
test seems to have narrowed down to four
candidates, namely: John II. Mason, of
Grafton W. II. IL. Flick of Berkely coun-
ty; Geo. i. Caldwell, OF Wheeling, and
John \. Hutchison, OF rarkersburg. Gen,
GotI has declined to recommend any one.
and it is understood that he will not take
any part either for or against any OF the
applicants named.
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2,9Si, 800 foreiCi1 n. OF these, in the
Territories, 3O,O93 are colored and 22S, S,Sl9
are white. Divided into liO,Gil native and
SS,17S foreign born. Georgia has the largest
number OF cOlored voters 43,47l, and New
Hampshire the fewest, 237. The colored
vote is scattered chiefly as follows: Miss
isSippi, 1927 Alabama, lS4, 1913; Virgi-
MIA, l2N, ,257; Louisiana, 1O7 81; North Ca
rolIna, lO5,OlS; California 60. 500. including
japanese, Indians and Chinese; Tennessee,
SO,2jo; Texas, 1863; Kentucky, 5S,6i9;
Arkansas, 4G,S29; and Missouri, 33 OIL, and
among other States in small proportions.
Number of Farms.
The following table presents the number
OF farms in the states of West Virginia,
Ohio and Pennsylvania in 1870 and lsSO, as
asCertancd by the census, together with a
statement of the rate per cent, increase
during that time:
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honest. capot.t aud fnlthiOl - the V0N9|'
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GLOOMY PROSPECTS.
The virginia Sufferers 5000 People
Almost NithBnt Food.
Sppcmit0 The ASSSri"t'd Prc'S.

SDPCw u th' -isSr't"t'" f''NN.
DAyyuIE, Va. June 2S.-The number oi
persons suffering for food in Patrick coun-
~ is five to six thous sand-ncarly hall oil
the population All Tie corn and other
provisions are exhausted and there are moi
five bushels OF grain in the hands OF any
one except the Distribution Couimittee.
Harvest soon commences and it is hoped
relief will come with it.
RICHMOND. June 2S.-The situation in
Patrick county seems to be growing worse.
4 reliable gentleman who was in Town
Yesterday stated that woman and hVe OF
her children starved to death IN thst
county before assistance could reach them
and that the report circulated that aiairs
vare .rxopgcratcd" originated with 4 lot
Of spcculators. who see pecuniary loss IN
the Generous aid now flowing in.
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OUR DAILY BREAD.
Immense Crops i'm IA Am,

WIcultA. KAN., lN!y 2s.-T qo.thirds OF
the 100. coo acres OF wheat ir this county
has been cut and i now in shock. Thr
average yield will be TN preccdently large,
and Of the finest quaint T. Farmers declare
they never saw sue fine grain Many
fields will yield thlr y to forty bushels to
the acre. The acre age of corn nearly 49,
600 acres, is grow ng rapidly and is very
promising. sue l other crops a. potatoes,
oats and barley ali promise moze than the
average yield.
YASEToN, q T., June 2S.-Rrnorts from
the Red Eiver Valley, the great spring
wheat ST ton of Dakota, show a pros pect OF
500 q. bushels Of wnesL. or dou@." last
years CrDp. Al gont rrg0, go ID good
CCnG'tiOr,
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resulted as follows:
Hopkins, 81; Pattison, Gli!: Coke, 2l14;
Wolverton, 20; Monaghan, 2l; Hall, ii;
Melon, 10; Davis, 10.
from the CUIftt>tvu R',uas.f....-- -~~i---I----i
district with half a vote each, divided, on
the ballot, one voting for PattcsOn and the
other Tor Coke.
The Succeeding Ballots
wore taken as follows.
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THE LITTLE KANAWHA.
Our Senators Say that Money Will be
Forthcoming 10 Continue the I'm
DrOIPmenfs
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Camden
to-day offered an amendment TO the river
and harbor bill appropriating thirty thou
saud dollars for the purpose OF completing
the work OF improvement II the Little
kanawha river in West Virginia.
Senator Davis said to the REGISTER repre-
sentative this morning that he had con-
yersed with a number of the members Of
the Commerce committee, and they had
promised to have the item for the Little
kanawha inserted. Mr.. Davis expressed
himself as confident that the appropria.
tiou would be made.
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EXECUTION.
Elijah Won Honghnef Swung ON ~
KingstOn, Ont.

KI.c.ToN. ONT, June 2S.-Elijah Won
Honghuet was executed here this morning
for the murder OF John Richardson, IN
August last. The prisoner on being led
tbr,upb the corridor to the scat!old burst
into tears and sobbed aloud. He ascgnded
the steps and turning around, said: rs my
brother not here? Is not that him AZ the
door He was answered in the negative
when he went on crying bitterly ryI3 and rh. sx.
cIaravman ] whispered something in his ear.
when he said. i'm ready" and spat out
large tobacco quid at the feet OF the hang.
man. The minister then engaged IN sho5t
,,",r' ,rnrer and while he was saying the words
God have merry on his soul. the doomed
man CALCULATED, Yes Lord, do, do Lord. -
At ,ht word Amen" tLe bolt clicked and
the d-o, fell His neck WAS not broken.
Dear.! vss caused by auppIexy.
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ROBINSON SQUELCHeD.
Col. wilson Rises in Behalf of Au.eri-

Special DisDotch 10 the Register.
W,-uIxcr"S, June 2>.-ln the House,
this afternoon Col. Wilson e,lectually cut
oHthe wind of Richelieu Robinson by offer
ing resolution requesting the President to
demand of Great Britain the reason for the
imprisonment OF American citizens in
Ireland. and if it shall appear that such
Imprisonment is wrong and in violation OF
the rights OF American citizens, he is
authorized TO demand their release and II
i; is DELAYED or refused he may resort to
such measures as he may think proper to
effect such release. This will ettectually
squelch the efforts Of Robinson to twist the
tail Of the British lion at present.
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Kansas state Convention.

TOPEKA. KAN, June 2S.-The most eXCI.-
ING political event of recent time IN TINS
state is the convention 10 name Tour cand''
dates for COngreSSmen at large. Inc cry
is rapidly ulling up with delesa5eS anu
.ireat, and around the hotels rival those Of
tLe most famous Senatorial elections OF
naSt wears.
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Ex-senator COnkIinS.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register

DUtGtIIt lIIVsVIt % ITO 1sVy7'FV''
WASHINGTON. June 2S.-EX-SenatOr COnk-
ling arrived in the city, last night. accom-
panied By a committee from New York,
representing several steamship lines, TO
protest against the approval OF Danster's
bill to regulate the carrying OF passengers
by sea. which is now in the hands OF the
President. The visitors came by appoint
meut and were granted hearing at noon
to-day by the President.
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w a. ~ ~ = A'h'
IioSlcy House..
Mountain Lake.

MoryrAls LAKE PARK, June 2H.-IhIs
morning your correspondent visited the
scene OF the accident reported III Ses.ei,
bmrt One ni the men. Mr.. Painter, is able
10 be about again. The other two are doing
Dr., Logan. Oh Wheeling, is having well
dr,ir tL. rear OF his handsome cottage. II
ia now twenty.four feet deep. Sufficient
wster has not yet been reached.
The beautiful gothic cottage of Ambrose
LIST oi Wheeling. W. Va. is nearing com
nletion. Ii contains nine rooms.
Tie auditorium OF the campmeeting
Grounds Is being pushed rapidly forward.
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pPrSOnRl-

SDoc'm Djspatch 10 the Register.
WA-mSCroN. June 2o.-AmonG tlNe West
yirsinians at the Capital to-day were:
Chas. J. Faulkner, Jr., OF Martinsburg;
Miss Ella Msnpin, daughter of H. d. Man
pan. of the MooreCeld Advertiser, and Mr..
George Cozad, night editor OF the Wheel
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STEuBENpIlle.
Gone to His Reward.

Np,.ir' DtspOi"h 10 the Re9t'''r.
~-svrsNy!LLE, June Sack Elliott, one
If the s.ayers OF "Crummy Jim was taken
20 the penitcutjary this evening, to enter
anon his term OF tive years.
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This shows that in this particular West
Virginia has far Outstripped the great
States lying on each side OF her, and speaks
volumes for the energy and industry Of her
farming population.
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Deer Park.

UEEg PARK, Mp, June 2'.-Thc village IS
today being exercised on the temperance
question. The sa'conist OF the place has
been arrested and brought before the
,SoIIiTc. The flashing touches are aalug
rst:dly applied to TIC o1ices OF the hotel
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OUT THE ROAD.
Our Daily Bulletin from th" IL. 40.
Summer Resorts.

SpfclNT 7" TNt NFy'SI'''
OAKLAND, Mn, June 2'.-A drrnchinE
rain fell here this afternoon. Our town
grows more lively as the warm weather
draws uoar. Summer visitors are coming
in fast. Among the latest arrivals at the
hotels are.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
DeclnrPd.

NEw NoRK. June 2S-The Hannibal and
St, Joseph Railroad Company has declared
a dividend OF 3i& per cent. on Its Preierreu
stock. payable August lst. Inc transfer
books close June SOth.
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AGreat Deal oTExcitement.

There were shouts Ballot. ballot" and
cries OF mo, no." when suggestions Of
a recess were made.
Finally order was restored and viva
voce vote taken on the motion TO adjourn.
1t was lost and Malcome Hay moved to take
a recess for an hour and half.
John H. lead, OF Philadelphia. Patti
son leader, took the floor and made a
warm speech against any delay,
saying the question a. to who
should be the next Governor OF Pennsylva-
mia could be settled in one more ballotand
that delays were
Not Sought For for Honest Purposes.
After other speeches, rendered almost
inaudible by the confusion and excitement,
Hay withdrew his motion just as the roll
was about to he called for an yea and nay
vote OH it.
The sixth ballot was then proceeded
with. When the name OF Harry Packer, ol
Iehigh, was called, he withdrew the name
of Senator Coke and recorded his vote for
Rubsrt f. rattison. Another scene of cN-
element followed. The PattisOn delegates
arose aud waved their hats, while
Cheer After Cheer Went Up.
The President secured order and the roll
call was finished. Changes OF votes
were then received, and As
the result was comparatively close be-
tween Pattison and Hopkins at this point,
the announcement OF each change was
yocifcrouslv received by the respective
friends OF the two candidates, between
whom the issue had narrowed down;
Finally it was agreed the roll
should he again called so as to verify the
vote before it was announced that there
might he no question OF the decision. When
! il was announced that PATHS s)n had rrIed
| the Convention q scene followed that
Dwarfcd All Preceding Ones
| in point of enthusiasm and excitement.
| Macome Hay madela speech conSratu!at
! ing the Convention upon its nomination
| and moved to make it unanimous. W. NJ.
Singcrly seconded the motion and 1t was
agreed to- ,.,
The Convention then adjourned until to
| morrow at . 4. N.
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Ballots.

At the end Of the fourth ballot there was
a temporary scene of excitement as Flood
and Haggerty, of Philadelphia, changed
their votes from Coke to Hopkins. The
Hopkins people, be ieving the stampede
was setting in in favor OF their favorite,
made the Opera House ring with cheers, but
no more changes We're made, and the chair
ordered another ballot, the fifth, on which
Nelson and Hall were withdrawn, those
who withdrew them voting for Pattison.
When the result was announced, Brandage,
who had nominated Coke, moved to take
an hours recess. For several minutes
tbnrn woS
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Shot While Trying To Escape.

L.lrrIx Rock, June 2N.-WIl!am Cno0.
colured Was shot and fatally "puniep -
guard while attempting - break jail,
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pressed the confidence Of winning the
The Rest Of the Yisht

The Rest OF the Fight
could only he described in the manner
already applied to the rounds given 10 de-
tail and, above Walling though, suffering in
tense pain from his broken knuckles
every time he struck the apparently in
sensate carcass of his opponent. He came
up the scratch in good Shape until the end
of the thirty-frst round. In this round,
after fighting pretty evenly all over the
ring, Campbell wound up By planting
wicked, crushing stroke on the side of
Wallins's necS, which dropped him. His
seconds
Picked up the Fallen Zero.
and found that the last blow had: finished
him. nearly dslocating his vertebral
column. Up went the sponge at 1880
amid the yels of Campbell and his friends,
the latter lifting the victor and carrying
him around the ring as soon as the latter
had recovered little from his transports,
which found vent in good standing Jump
over the ropes. He passed around hatfor
the benefit Of the vanquished one, raising
six dollars, which was handed over 10
Walling, with the assurance that no i'll will
was entertained toward him by his late
foeman.
AS soon as tbp fight was over the cxcur-
tioni>ts returned to brownsville by the
steamer Harry, and then by the tram TO
Pittsburgh.
The battle was Oac. Of the hardest and
fairr-t ever fought, and though it lasted but
thirty-one minutes both parties will feel
the effects for some time to come.
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STATISTICS.
Census Figures Of Interest To West fir'
.iniRns.

Spsctal Dspoi,,R 'o ~" R,lg,s''T.
W,-mHrrn>. June 1>.-The following
statement issued from the Census Office,
>hows the number OF males. Of twenty.
Years and over, in the States o; West N'r.
CHINA. ohio and Pennsylvania classified as
native white. foreign white, total white
and total co,ored. according ;he census OF
i~>u.
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THE NEWS.

- p r E@giS'sr ,rW 3. u'1i''d -
.:..... uf ..H2l for rir'g.fr' cents
...-. .li'-.Ss charged as gf''7
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EIndaS HnIISe.

G. W. Bowless. Mansfield, o.; II. J. Fite,
!. j. Camper, Baltimore. Md.
X. T. Wilson, France; Spencer NJ: JameIy'
Morri, A. Jamely, Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs.
". {. Dodge, daughter and nurse, Walter
Dcdge. Gen. Jas. l.. Mcbride. wife, dauah-
ter and servant. Washington. j. g.; Chas.
NJ. Collins, Wheeling, W. Va;
/. Il. Uon, Washington. ID. {.
ROslcy House.
Col. s. T. Albert, Mr.. DeCac and Miss
Mackev, Washington, ID. C.; Mrs. DIR. ,. L.
Minor, child and nurse and Miss Carmoi,
Cincinnati.
This mountain atmosphere is so remark X
able that its effects are visible on the
countenances OF siCkly persons who
have come here in search OF health.
They feel better. breathe easier and are
mentally more active. A young lady who
has been here for some weeks has had such
a ouickening ot mind that her wisdom
tooth, which was delayed by the unfay"r-
able conditions Of her native place has
made its appearance.
Mr.. John Swami, of Baltimore. Md. who
has spent forty summers on the mountain
elades OF this section, says there is no part
, Of this Country superior to II for h"a!'h a"'
. rn'ltfprt
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.r.,au WON'T have t' Npvi'd any
' ''' ''' .
.ur grva, seal ot Great Britain amt
land is affixed % yellow WAX ''r
.u.I.-a Documents. rel for Scotch. ami
r Chinese mrr'Aan'' %. S.'' '"''-
- yesterday ,,.esrag"r' ~" L" en-
t.E,rus N.rN""'d i'r the sufferers 'E
.. a.rry."ne.
.f-..,,,f..r,.ii,,.I with am ann.
. PIE, direction OF the Goyerunr-
E..rw,v lie want, To -,a.h
.... >r.u,n.
-
' s...- -.t 'A " "o""l' ''"''' =. y
-. ,n Nr,ns,v evening fIrr
..:-.,,rfr.,,.r,.I..,~. .li-s.-.
The crop r,r.r,~ 'r"m Kansas an"
haA"'a t".' n'.'l..''- are very e".'"'-
.rr.,,,... ,i,. f...rf,,,, ! r.-- ..,n,f.f..,,
second annual supply expedition
.. ... Greeley exploration party ut
I.N FankIin Bay, lcl New York Yes
...'. .' - '"''"'' y - 'h route
Wr.r..r~ in France are frequently
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tglag- republics, instead otbciug ,m-
s.a,e.Hl a-e merely slow. On a mOnU-
-eG. ye~u.'y erected in memory Of
N-Yv@-.a /, the inscription: "-Nftcr
e.tE0f->' Give America that much
,-. ,a't She may even complete the
.-.... -..I monument.
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Increase the Miserable Mans Dcpres-
sion.
Talked over the old scenes of Child
hood

and memories OF the past in which their
old mother was mentioned with tear filled
ewes. Rev. Mr.. Hicks entered the con-
Ge,uned mans cell next. and after a pre-
liminary conversation about the weather
asked him il his soul ielt easy. "Oh yes.
responded Guiteau, Il have emptied every
thing out OF my mind except that awful
tcat that
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~N0rtTy aI'erwrrd NJ. HlcNs NeIu an OK
tended service in the cell. which the con-
f,,u,ed assassin seemed 10 enter into with
Z -L.-,-L
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II Should be Made Odious

and any political party that aids Il and
abets it with office deserves public con-
demnation.
4th-We denounce the spOilatiOn of
the State Treasury and immunity by a
portion OF those convicted of crimes, whose
acts were fragrant subversions OF official
trusts and wrongs done the people.
5th-We believe the Republican party as
now organized and controlled, is based on
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Report Of the Committee on ReSol"'
tons:

The Dcm .rratic party ot Pennsylvania,
holding fast to-. the faith that al power
not delegated by the Constitution is rcserv'
ed to the States and people, upholding the
saucity OF personal liberty, security o!
private property and the rig.;t OF local sell
Government. demanding honesty and
economy in the administration OF the gov
erument and the enforcement OF all the
provisions Of the Constitution by the leg
i>lature and courts OF the mm9EweaIth'
declaring against monOpOlieS and
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...,au won't have To- spend any
..., for fireworks on .hr Fourth.
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,f-. =. pu.nsl i'm gold was shipped
~ ~ Work.. Yesterday.