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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-19
AVOIDING HIGH LICENSE.
The Chicago Council Get Ahead oil the
state on the Liquor Question.

CHICAGO, juno 1S.-At a meeting OF the
City Council to night, the ordinance cnsng-
ing the date at which saloon license "h,Ch Ct
fails due from July 1st to June 1st,
- orSer TO ayold for one
year the operation of the State
high license law, which goes
into effect July lst, was passed. Mayor
Harrison at once, as Chairman OF Council,
read the veto message, and suggesting the
date be changed to April lst to correspond
with the municipal year and with the time
for The collection OF all other city licenses.
The attempt to pass the ordinance over
the veto failed. The amendment nSlng
the date April lst, passed by vote OF TWO
tbirJS Of an the aldermen elected. Ii is
claimed bv the opponents that this ordi-
nance is illegal, not being passed in the
regular order under the rules.
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KEEPING COOL.
Tbs Rsssrts Aisns The csast Be-
aiaaiaq the Ssasea.
THE - nvN At coNEY ISLAND.
ex-Gsy. 81. bhn Assists the Sea Bree,es
at AtlaRtis City by Giving the Peo.
pie his Views on His faaati.
"a, Hobby.

ATLANTIC CrrI, June ra-Nothins Of un.
usual importance happened here lsst week
save that Governor 81. John, the we'll known
Western Temperance orator lectured here,
and, noticing that the saloon and store
keepers were not very orthodox In the
matter..of keeping open on Sunday, sid
that il hewere the mayor and prosecutin g
attorney OF Atlantic City he would enforce
the law IL IL bankruptea the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-19
THE STORM KING
Visits StsubsnyiIIe and Does Great
Damage.
sPoUTs TIE WATER OF the OHIO
One Hundred Feet in the Air, Unroofs
Houses, Uproots Trees, and Plays
Havoc Generally With
Property.
Speeial Dispatch 10 ,hs Reniater.


STEUBENvILLE, June 1S.-A terrific cy-
clone struck this city this evening about 6
o'clock, doing great damage. North OF
Seventh street suffered most. The resi-
dence Of Mrs. Harry Reynolds was badly
. demolished, the roof being blown entirely
off and carried several hundred feet in the
air. McCoOk's residence was also badly
damaged. The chimneys were blown over
caving the roof in. All the houses
in that vicinity suffered greatly. The
upper end of Fourth and Third streets
were also IN the line of the cyclone, and
fences, stables, outhouses and chimneys,
grape arbors, tree 5, ETC., were scattered in
all directions. Several persons narrowly
escaped serious injury. Mrs. Reynolds
orchard OF twenty-five apple and pear trees
was
Completely Demolished,
every tree being torn up by the roots and
n OF one left standing. The kitchen attached
TO the residence Of ex-Mayor Marion was
blown over. At the Clinton paper mills the
storm was terrific The telegraph poles
and wires Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad at that point were blown down.
People living along the river state that
when the storm struck the Ohio, the water
Spurted In the Air
fully one hundred feet making a beautiful
sight. The loss in the city will reach Sl5,-
U0O. The wind lasted fully fifteen minutes
but no rain fell. The storm took straight
course, commencing on Seventh street and
going straight to the river, demolishing
everything before it. Hundreds of people
are on the ground viewing the ruins. On
Ross street a team Of horses were blown
completely Oft their feet on TO the sidewalk
and sustained serious damage.
The Sight
OF the storm Was magnificent. The huge
clouds flying in all directions with fearful
raPidlty and coming together with terrific
force, making nssSe like the rushing Of
many waters. Steubenville has been very
fortunate regarding storms heretofore.
High hills on every side giving the city
shelter, and this one was virtually the first
OF any magnitude that ever visited this
city.
Persons who were eye-witnesseS to the
water.spouts describe the scene as some
thing grand beyond description. No re.
ports can be gotten from the surrounding
country, but il is thought considerable
damage was done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-19
Base Ball Yesterday.

PHILADELPHIA, June lS.-Philadelphias,
2; Bufialos, IL.
EAST SAGINAW. June l6.-Saginaws, &;
Quincys, 3.
ST. Louis, June lS.--St Louis, s; Metre
politans, ten innings.
COLUMTUS, o., June lS-Aiieghenys, 5 ::
Columbus, 4.
PROVIDENCE, June lS.-Providence, :;
Detroits, 3.
GRAND RAPIDS, June lS,-Peoria, . Grand
Rapids, >.
BAY CITY, June lS.-Ft. Waynes 3; Bay
City, 0.
LOUISVILLE June lS.-Eclipse, ~; Balti.
mOres, 4.
MToLEDo, June lS.-ToledOs, IL Spring
fe Ids l.
CINCINNATI, June lS.-Cincinnatis, g;
Athletics, u.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-19
THE TEACHERS
OF Harrison County Close a Very Sue
cessfnI Institute.
Special 10 the Register.

CLARKsBURG, June 1S.-The Harrison
County Institute convened on Monday at
O'Clock in the First Presbyterian church in
Clarksburg, and was attended by one hun
dred and twenty-eight teachers besides the
citizens manifesting considerable interest.
The programme provided by the Hon. b.
l.. Butcher, State Superintendent OF Public
Schools, was excellently executed by the
teachers.
Among the prominent literary features
of the Institute the lectures delivered by
Prof. Harvey, author OF the grammar, were
Of an edifyiDg and entertaining character,
particularly the one given on Friday even
ing at the Court House. Subject, storms
and Weather Indications
Marcellus Thompson, Esq, delivered an
address, topic, Mathematics not antagon-
istic to the Classics" which was highly ap-
preciated and certainly meritorious, in
which he gave history of the science Of
mathematics from its Grecian origin to the
present day, and from Euclid and Archim-
edes to Newton and Leibinitz. The Insti-
tude adjourned at noon Saturday, the 18th
inst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-19
PIEDMONT POINTS.
An Exciting RunaWay-Cbureh serv'
ices-Personal Mention. Etc.
SDeciol 10 the Re0tSter.

An Exciting kunaWay-SDufcn SeFs
ices-Personal Mention. Etc.
Special 10 the Register.
PrEDMosr, June lS.-George Gilbert, who
died yesterday, was buried to-day. his
funeral was well attended. He was seven
years old.
Persons wanting the REGIsTER, daily,
Sunday or weekly, should call on Mr.. Jos,
ID. Newham, the B. & o. crossing watchman.
Mr.. J. G. Coombs, of Fairmont has &C.
cepted position in S. A. Poston's store as
clerk.
Smith Brothers skating rink ID al the at,
traction here in the way OF amusements'
The rink is the scene OF great enjoyment.
It was largely patronized on Saturday,
night. The cornet band was on hand and
discoursed elegant music. The Western
port band was also out and the air was full
Of music. ..
A Very Exciting Runaway
occurred on Saturday. NJ. C. Totten and
John Moore, of this place, started for Key
ser and when passing the G. & 2. road the
horse became frightened and rad down
Second street upsetting the wagon on turn
ing up Ashfieli street Totten jumped out
and escaped uninjured, but Moore was less
fortunate. He was thrown out, alighting
under a passing team and severely injured.
His injuries are very serious, but are not
thought to be dangerous.
Church Services
were held IN all the churches yesterday and
the attendance was large Notwithstanding
the hot weather. In the Episcopal church
in the evening, Miss Clara Woodrow,
daughter of Major S. B. Woodrow, was
confirmed. The pastor OF this church sew
cred his connection with this church yes
terday.
General News.
Messrs. J. d. Heinlein, the Walker boot
man, of Bridgeport, and Geo. Jetfers, a
well known Wheeling drummer, are at the
Simms House.
The Union Skating and Dancing Club
are having their hall elegantly repainted
and fixedup.
Saturday was pay day at the Elk Garden
and Armstrong mines. At the former
81, ,24O was paid out, and at the latter S.
800. They pay monthly. and the past
month was small one. They sometimes
pay double this amount.
The REGISTER now arrives here before
O'Clock the same morning it is printed.
1t will contain all the Piedmont news
bright and fresh. Subscribe for it without
fail. JOS u. Newham, agent.
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The WESTERN UNION.
'on ReStrainInE the Paymeat
n. entertain Dividends.

nsde bs!,T, i.sT, June lS.-In the motion
SE,r;,TI Te-o'e lore Judge friedman today in the
cas- - a. leiT ot the Supreme CSnIt to Va
H,scb s sc Injunction Obtained bv P,frs
aga. aga saG VIM. S.Wl,iams las, 6scan, Ib, - :
Cor. The Western Tn,o% sU TeIatraDL !
inF t;Ia;{{ restraining the latter irnU;7 20 pu
al'sSsss upon ST.. 500 son of tSs ssocs
IN IsS.,!!o 20 be Illegal, Gen. Wsger $500 800
had ls.aa oi the company, said fbe HS S%SaoT n
tLs, IN SEnl3S 3Sen from the in;nnctionP I nPpTai on5
gITis5 'DSU.s ~ q Re vacated upon he cSwnoSH SuE
Tbs, SJithclent bonds 70 cora, Snv .onipany 5
certs arise from the psvment nf of iCTSes SiS
the g. On the other hand = I,en' ,'sl OF olSl-
mCt;oI tsior s Court could NOT S sS,sr,ain simeu
prcpO.,ro OF this kind, which onmSt m.st'aln anna a
pes., !! =, 70 come before the COUygt gho !, more
Se nov pending s,'n Proceedings in the case
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-19
THE VICTORIA HALL DISASTER.
Another Story Ofthe eCatastr0phe-Sen-
fenced 10 Death-The TOnquin War.

fenced 10 Death-The TOnquin War.
SUNDERLAND, June 1S.-The excitement
over the catastrophe in Victoria Hall Sat-
urday, by which nearly POO children lost
their lives continues intense. Some of the
children who escaped say that report was
spre ad through the gallery, at the close of
the performance that the child first out
of the hall would get prize, and conse.
uuently an eager rush for the doors. Most
of the bodies Of the victims will be buried
together in a long trench.
Number or Deaths.
LoNpoY, June 1S.-The number OF deaths
in the Sunderland calamity reached l3I,
Found Guilty Of High Treason.
INNSBRUCK, June lS.-Sabadini, who
drove Overdank, the bomb manufactured,
across the border was placed on trial Sat-
urday on the charge of high treason, found
guilty and sentenced to death.
Expelled From France.
PARIS, June IS.-Pierre Alissoff, a Rus
sian Socialist, has been expelled from
France. Tricot, the ringeader OF the
Anarchists in Lyons, was arrested for
taking part in a demonstration in Rlcam-
erie Cemetery, on which occasion he de-
livered violent harangue.
Herr Lasker's Movements.
BERLIN, June lS.-Herr Lasker, German
Liberal statesman, sailed Thursday last
from Southampton by steamer Werra for
New York.
The Tonquin Affair.
PARIS. Jpne lS.-Grevy is opposed 10
taking extreme measures against AMMAN,
not wishing to ALLEVIATE the sympathy oil
England and America. Prime Minister
Ferry, on the contrary, fayors an energetic
course.
Coronation Festivities over.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 1S.-FestIvities in
honor of the coronation OF the Car have
ceased, with the exception of fete to be
given to the Russian officers to day by Ad-
miral Baldwin, of the American Navy, on
board bis flagship.
A Monument 20 the Memory Of Carl
baldi.
PARIS. June lS.-At q meeting Yesterday
10 commemorate the death of Garibaldi,
several members of the Chamber Of Depu
ties made speeches advocating the erection
of monument to Garibaldi on the Franco
Italian frontier, as q symbol of feeling ol
harmony between the people OF the two
nations.
PaKneu WIN Come.
LONDON, June lS.-Psrnell starts on hi:
proposed trip to America, about the middle
ofSeptember.
High Treason.
RERLrN, June 1S.-Hentch Is the namt
of the telegraph ofScial arrested In Schone
berg. and charged with high treason on th'
strength of documents found in krazew
skies house.
HEAVY Sentences.
XxREs. June i8.-The trial Of II mem
bers OF the Biack Hand Society for the as
sassin alton Of Beuscoan, member OF tn
society who was suspected by the chiefs a
being ready 10 turn informer, has beel
concluded Seven prisoners were foun,
guilty sea sentenced to death, eight sen
fenced 10 II years imprisonment, and tT
acquitted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-19
HAIL STORM AT PITTSBURGH,
And Regular Western Breeze I'm
Southwestern Pennsylyania.

And n Regular western Breeze In
Southwestern Pennsylyania.
PIrTSBURGH, June lS.-SAortly after !
O'Clock this evening this section was Wis
tied by one of the heaviest rain and hail
storms ever known in this city. Hail came
down as large as eggs and rain iell in tor
rents, filling the streets and cellars. No
severe damsge except breaking of skylights
reported. However, outside the city, the
storm psrtook the nature of a cyclone
through Washington and other southwest
ern counties. Houses and barns were un-
rooted trees uprooted and cattle killed.
At BurgettStOwn. Pa, alone no
less than five hundred cattle
and sheep were killed. The damage
10 railroads from washOuts and land slides
and telegraph wires is also great, but so far
no loss OF life is reported. The storm did
not last an hour, and came from the south
west. Specials say the track OF the cyclone
was from 100 to 400 feet, and in many
places everything was swept rs ii by a
broom
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-19
A Startling Discovery.

Physicians are often startled by remarka-
bic discoveries. The fact that DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption and al
Thrort and LEng diseases Is aaiiy y GH,1 d;s e
stsrtipg them to realize their sense OF duty
ord examine into the merits of this won.
6erfuI discovery: resulting in hundreds OF
our besl physicians using it in their prao-
tice. Trial bottles 10c at LogaS s. COT
Bridge Corner Drug sto5e'
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MANNlxeroS, VIVA.
a Liquor Case ssttlea-0 Other Isssns %
IntePeaf.

LDtefe8f.
MAKxIxGros, WA, June 1S.-Manntng.
ton has maintained her position - tenn.
perance town for many years, and to-day
took new departure towards the suppress
sion OF the sale Of intoxicants. A promi.
nent grocery keeper and ex-member OF
the Legislature was arrested on Q
warrant issued by the Mayor for selling one
Lamb essence OF cinnamon. After the ex-
animation of Lamb and several witnesses,
Mayor Kidwell fined the party $50 and
costs in two cases; but granted him IN ap.
peal to next term Of court. Opinion seems
TO be
Equally Divided
on the final verdict, as essence OF cinnamon
is sold by all general merchandise dealers
throughout the country.
Senator Smith, OF Fairmont, was in town
to day, and says the Ohio river water that
was mixed in the whisky was what made
him and Judge Mccoy sick at New Mar
tinsyille.
DR.. Hamilton, promising physician and
q graduate Of the American Medical College
OF st. Louis, has located at this place.
Everything is f1onrishing hereabouts In
the way of business and crop prospects, ex.
cept the South side iron mill, the moulders
being out on strike for higher wages.
Our band "took the cake" down at Graf.
ton on Decoration day, and the Grafton
boys treated Us very oourteously.
We are going to have a strawberry festi.
val on the evenings OF the Goth and 2lst for
the benefit OF the NJ. T.. Church. which bids
fair to be q real Jumbo.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Athletics Still I'm the Lead Although
Dropping Down a Little.

In the Association race the Athletic
team has dropped off in their work some
what, though they still lead st. Louis by
two games won. Eclipse and Cincinnati
come together for third place with the
same number of games won and lost apiece,
while Metropolitan comes fourth. Colum.
bus has caught up with Allegheny by win
ming three straight games from the demor-
allied Pittsburghers, and Baltimore stands
last. Following is the record to date:
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-19
Heavy Rains.

DErRoIT, June 1S.-Reports from Van
Buren, county indicate that heavy rains
from almost waterspout, visited that sec.
tion yesterday afternoon and washed out
roads, railroad culyerts, highway bridges
and plowed fields at a great rate. The
damage Is property must be considerable.
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.,o,h.r iron Failure Rumor.

PIrrsBrRGH. June lS.-It was again re-
ported to day that Graf, Bennett & Co; IRON
manufacturers OF this city, had asked tor
an extension after having failed TO secure
a lean of Si zoo. 900 from a New York 1n-
suranCe company. Members OF the firm
pronounce the report without authority.
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SPRING LAKE eeAcH.
A Garslen Rpst where Oreea Laws s0A
the 0reea H0s Me0f,

lhe oPsea Sss Mesf.
SPRING LAKE BEAcR, n. j., June is.-
There 10 no place on the Jersey coast where
the beautiful green lawns eItend % Close
to The oceans edge % here. The effect on
new comers Is amazement; on old inhabit-
ants q seLse OF returning to q sum.
mer resort which is % near pe,fec.
tioh Is anything earthly can; be.
At the depot q mile beck from the ocean
one finds the head OF the little lake from
which the place is named, and II 20 in.
clined may enter one OF the row boats and
glide smoothly down to the hotel-the
Monmouth House-erected ripiYt on the
beach. The lake 10 fringed by small groves
for a background handsome and costly
summer cottages.
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Divorced ny Death.

Cm,Ago. June lS-This afternoon
Adolph Ehrke. bricklayer. fred two but.
lets into his yiEe's head and then blew out
his own brains, dying instantly. 1t is
thought The womsn cannot recover. The
deed was done because the womsa yester
dsy sppljed for q divorce.
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a1o.l lady KILLED.

CLvvEIAxp. June 1S.-Mrs. Lowery aged
20 wears, was driving across the railway
track at CLYDE this evening, and was struck
by a locomotive and instantly killed. Inc
horse xas fatally injured and the buggy
smashed to pieces. /. Is supposed that she
aid not hear the approaching train.
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ALL EGR LOVE.

A Rash Matdeo PsSpEes late SsesI
and Ends the CoprSs OF Troubied
Love.
CLEyKLAsD, June ts.-The body OF Lena
Baum, an estinsble young lady, twenty
wears of age, was found 20 day 10 the
canal at Napoleon, near bef nome.
The Coroner's inquest developed thAi'
ips,igated by the perEdy OF nsr loyeI.
she elm bed out Of her bedroom windoS
dining The night, attirsd only in sleeping
Tobes vent TO the bridge, tied Der dress 10
tie rsiling, probsbly 10 mark the spot OF
The fatal leap. and then plunged into the
canal
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HIS ONLY ENEMIES
Are the MalIey Brothers. and this
Alone in Proof Positive that James
Mutt Is n Young Man OF Honor.

UNIoNTowN, Pa, June 1S.-Now that the
excitement has died out with the burial OF
Dukes, the general topic of conversation is
as to whether Mutt will be admitted to
bail, the belief being that he cannot
be released. He is the recipient daily
of letters and kilograms. On Satur-
day he received large handsome bouquet
from Wilkesbarre, sent by some Iadses
there. His relatives visit him daily, and
he is in good spirits. Curiosity is at fever
heat over Dukes will. Its contents are
not yet known, at least TO outsiders, but it
will probably be grought in to be recorded
to-day.
The Statement
prepared by Miss Lizzie Mutt establishing
her innocence of the charges made by
Dukes will not be given for publication
until James Mutt is tried. and possibly
not then, as Dukes death is thought by her
attorney to have removed them. On Sat
urday evening the district attorney re-
ceived telegram from Philadelphia sign.
ed Malley Boys, directing him 10 draw on
them for 81 900 10 5000 to convict young
Mutt, and to use all manner of means to
have him punished.
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CONEY ISLAND.
How the MsItitudes Are Transportsd
and EntePsained-Thc season Opes-

How the MsItitudes Are Transported
and EntePsained-Thc season Opes-
cd.
Manhattan BEACH, \. Y, June i6.-"f
don't know how busy some others are"
says a correspondent OF the Press. but l
have an idea that about one Of the very
busiest railroad depots in this country u
that Of the Long Island Railroad, at Flat
bush ana Atlantic avenues, Brooklyn. Dur.
ing the summer season, especially from
June 10 TO September 10, IL averages $50
trains q day, 223 leaving and Us arriving.
! am told that that Is larger number than
any other depot IN America can claim.
The Grand Central, New York, has rather
less than half that number. OF these 40
q large share, Of course. are 10 the beach.
Perhaps 20 each way run to Far Rockawsy.
20 to Rockaway, 20 10 Long Branch, 20 70
Brighton, and 80 to 10 TO Manhattan Beach.
Great is the Long Island Railroad and
Austin COrbin Is its prophet.
A Railroad city.
All this really makes Brooklyn one Of
the greatest railroad cities In the world.
For In addition TO these 40, there are 25 Q
day each way at Greenp point depot, and D
each way at the Bay Ridge depot Of the
Manhattan Beach road, 80 each way st the
Bedford station OF the Brighton Beach
road, Is each way on the Sea Beach rosd,
~ each way on the Brooklyn, Bath and
Coney Island, and 80 each way on the
Prospect and Coney Island. These make
m additional 175 each way, or $50 trains,
which. added 10 the above specified 80.
give q grand total OF 800 trains q day In
and ont Of Brooklyn City.
with All these Railroad YastStttss
IL is bot TO be wondered at that ! msnagci
TO get out of the city and OH the beach yes.
terdsy. The Oriental Pavilion, rcputsd 10
be the largest and finest seaside hotel Ia
hs world. was opened here this week.
With that event every hostelry and side
how on the entire beach 10 now wide opsn
and In foil blsst. The Sheepshead Bay
night Pain. Of London, opens the fire.
works season snd viii give display three
times week, instead Of once week. ~ IN
former timek.
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HIS LAST DRUNK.
An Intoxicated Farmer struck by a
Passenger Train and Killed.

Special Dispatch 10 tFe Register,
GRAFTON, W. VA, June 1S-The West
bound passenger train on the Parkersburg
branch struck and instantly killed VIM.
Kester, near Bridgeport, about nine
o'clock to night. The body was horribly
mutilated and presented sickening sight,
when picked up by the train men and
conveyed to his home, a short distance from
the scene OF the accident. KeSter was a
farmer. aged about IS years, and leaves a
wife and five children. lie was drunk
when killed and had been OF a prOtraCted
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a Rig RlRZc.

NASHVILLE, June ls.-Huntingdon, Tenn,
was visited by the most disastrous fire to-
day ever known in the town, ten business
houses and three residences being destroy
ed. The fire was discovered at $50 this
morning and is supposed TO have been in
cendiary. The total loss is between $3U, ,0J0
and $40 900; insurance light.
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A Miniature Tornado.

CLEVELAND, June 1s.-A severe storm
visited Millersburg this afternoon. Ii
tore out the corner OF the court house'
leaving the edifice unsafe, tore up numer-
ons trees unroofed several houses, and the
accom- panying hail did great damage to the
crops Of that region.
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Mr. Benne,t:s I.iberaIity

the team would have had to remain at
home, as the general public had thus far
failed to do anything. The total sum now
would enable the committee to pay the
actual expenses of the team and no more.
Mr.. Bennett was made life director of
the association, and those who had sub
scribed $25 and upwards were made life
members. The use OF the police boat Patrol
has been rendered by the Police Commits
sioners to take the friends of the team down
the bay tomorrow. General Grant sent
word that he would be on board the Alaska
to participate in the farewell TO the team.
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New Hampshire Politics.

CONCORD, June lS.-The Senatorial situa.
ton is practically unchangel II is under.
stood the proposition will be voted down
to morrow TO elect two Senators to succeed
Rollins. A dark horse is confidentally eX-
peCted