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WHAT WOMEN WILL WEAR.

Bonnet strings now tie under the chin,
-s,sad oiacross the back.
The nuCh.worn terra,cotta and crushed
fs;aEberry shades are on the wane.
Ta;lor.made street suits usually in
);ovas or deep grays remain the most
fashionable.
The fancy iorusjng yellow in all sorts OF
fid ways seems to increase as the season
k17alces.
AL the newest hosiery for both ladies'
sId Children are in solid coiors, lark
Shades generally preferred,
lnch'wide ribbon loops in several shades
Pc much effected by many young ladies'
Ai- plain linen collars.
I;s distinctly asserted by all fashion au.
a-o's' Is that velvet is not TO be discarded
f2':og the summer months.
Bows Of narrow satin ribbon, in three or
f'sa ;our shades, are seen caught in yari-
4 y places on the new white toilets.
Iompons o. closely set feathers in sever.
Shades "a arranged in clusters on some
Tie smh.. UOunels OF dark straw.
punches Of green srass, something after
-e shape oinomYous, are among the latest
.''od'o,'ons To- trimming hats and bon
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MARTINS FERRY.
Found GuiIty-General Local and Per.
sonal Mention.


sonal Mention.
The result of the Stewart trial at st.
Clairsyille on Monday, was a verdict OF
guilty. The defendant is in Jail at St.
Clairsyille awaiting his sentence, which
will probably be confinement IN the peni-
tentiary for three or four years. Most OF
the witnesses have returned home, and are
not at all surprised at the result OF the
trial, but fully expected 1t, and think the
Young man deserves his punishment.
Mr.. James Dixon came home on the
steamer Andes yesterday, from pleasant
trip to Cincinnati.
one unfortunate was picking away at
the stone pile yesterday, hamme ring out
fine and costs.
Mrs. Braxton and Mrs. Turn leave to-
day for visit to Steuben vile friends
They will attend the Bazaar given in that
city the latter part OF this week.
Mr.. II. A. Mcclure, OF the Sta ndard shoe
store, leaves to day for business trip TO
Philadelphia and New York. He expects
to be absent about week.
Mr.. James l.. Higgins, Of Detroit, was IN
the city yesterd sy.
W. i. Arnold. of Columbus, o., Sam s.
Shaffer, of williamsport, Pa, and Thomas
| owens, of Beaver Falls, Pa, were guests at
the Hanover Hotel this week.
A little fouryear-old daughter OF Corne-
lius Coss was taken suddenly i'll with Sc
yare spasms yesterday and caused her pa
rents great alarm. DR.. Hobensack was
called in al the usual remedies given
when she became somewhat better. She
was still quite i'll yesterday evening, but
was resting easily.
james o. Stewart, of this city, will leave
| the first OF next week for visit to his son,
who resides in Grand Haven, Michigan.
Mr.. s. expects TO spend some time there in
| hunting and fishing.
Mrs. John Hutchinson has returned from
| a pleasant visit to friends in Bellaire.
A very handsome dipper has been put on
the Hanover street pump, and it Is con-
stantly used by thirsty pedestrians.
Orr and Godfrey have rented VAIN ut
grove for the season, and have fixed 1t up
| in fiTst-clsss style, with dancing platforms
and refreshmena stands.
The Martins Ferry stove works are
running steadily and turning out No.
| goods.
The Elsou Glass Company will close with
| the rest of the glass works on July lst:
Capt. Inglebright is doing good busi
ness with The John Lomas running between
! Cincinnati and Dayton.
A grand picnic will be held in Walnut
| Grove Saturday, June 18th.
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HHdame Heckman N.oo,..,

, ss.,i.-,A, irLA, June l2.-The Goysrrnart
Gi,,rn,eJi The coniscation of "a ZOO U-or1h ,r
asgSis~4I claiming them TO have besn
,yos., $50, and which Mrs Heel ~, oeen
Sss.r,o % sell. Mrs. Hickman WAS Enoxn E ~
,' Isn. . walters, in Pittsburgh, where
his T. d saloon with pretty waitsP
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TELSG24PH SUIT.
M " E'artN' Closing Argument i'm
the court OF AHDeRIs

.S,.'I""N y. Y, June l2.-In the .,,r-,
Appeals today Mn. ". Fvarrs rIaJs nj :
.'r e. '>. NJ arslme0' tor sppalIan-s ~ 80 80
''' q The Western Unior T.L..g 81,
~! ,'r an order ut general term of
y - u. 1'IN n ,>HBreme Court reversing
.,'., ..',. "i Judge TraaZ, di,missinr conn.
H.. : " 1,.;Il- ;4e Se'era, actions brought bv
Eo.4. :, Ml'.tamS and Rufus Hatch. stocE.
g. ~ - ia u" Western Union. TO restrain
e. ".-''D !".S'tht rs purchase OF the Atlantir
o. d. . :.. AMI Amer cIn Jnion TeIegranb
a. rs r-',.' me courtroom was well TfIIsj
--r,,. .....,s 9rInc present. Evarts wbo,s
''"'eht was ex tempors. spoke tvyo 49," "uUse
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The Two Men Rtrugrling
A KANSAS GUST.
Train Blown From the Track and
Several Persons Injured.

storm last night did very little damage in
this city, but out on the Kansas Central
Railroad was heavier, and ten miles west
OF Clay Centre three cars were blown from
the track over bridge in to the creek TWEEN.
ty-fie feet below. The cars wsre badly
dana ged, and c. W. Gordon, commercial
traveller, Mrs. Getis and little daughter,
NJ. J. Reagon, Conductor Sheldon, the ex.
press messenger, and A. 7. Welsh, mail
sgent. were badly bruised, though net
seriously, except the little girl. who is
thought TO be internally injured.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.

.,r,ss weighing l2pounds arelSroWn
h > SsniOrd, Fla .,e ooo
=, Antonio Tex, is to have Sl@VVO
\ spe 70, fallen women. 81.
l'. ,,,n,ts Ne, postofics handles
~ a,, nieces Of mail a month.
~. ,,r1.st week there was sold at Key
,rs., ve' 3lg . worth OF sponge
".s r',,,,oD wants to spend 100000 in be-
/ -LoGss p5fs the work Of putting in electric
.;o,', ;.,,,,i n The stand to be delivered in
".Sa' .., is i being sold in Virginia at 81 10
.,...,., were split and tin roofs were
S'..S 3hv hailstoaes in Brownsville
-, ~, .r,, Of l,45,I76 was received at the
i-s c.,- s,, custom House Tor imports dur
Vt, 81 ne month Of April.
r,... are twenty telegraph wires con-
L., i-,, Iopdou and Glasgow and running
'.. ',,.'I i5r West Coast OF England.
..7.,,r.rwo thousand dozen eggs were
s.1n one express Office in Florida to
''1, 1.ooyiIo - O,,t in the first quarter Of this
r,.,-o,iap usually has but one wife,
10 i, allowed as 1any as he can sup
-. psn,ra,!y finds one all ne can take
w,.,i,,ton ,ailsrs say the right arms OF
81 men OF note are from one to two
,l CO.. I,rser than the lett, all on account
--at.laAins.
...f, more out Of favor than ever in sit
.,,r,. IN England. The French mod
I'm, burning COLA rape seed oil, IS
s,7uIelight'
A -., liant who is being exhibited with
-. ..-cas was formerly a slave in
=, my Nv. He has made 100000
n 1..., y himself.
-.s,, are only eight cases OF suicide
Il ....~rl in the Bible, Abimelech, sam
II ,,r. his amor bearer, AhithroPhel,
u ,. Rails and Judas Iscariot.
~, how that Indians appreciate histrion-
n ....-. i,mCv be stated that two Reno
II ,rg,.as:ei tickets 10 hear janaus'
H s,a.s Mary Stuart
h 80 Maine clothespin factory keeps a
20, :or,y hands baaly atwork, and the
II ...-. j.. .o boxes Of 100 pins each, per
Il .-&uuu c.o,hespius. The firm has
cords Of birch wo,d on hand.
+ r.. AJAX. -ambling reform movement has
r.-.sd dissoually across the country
% Maine 10 Texas. In the latter State
\ be-, sxooped down on sundry solemn
Il g-,vac have ircegU.arly speculated IN
.-.es.
A p-.ps the month OF May there were
n p, "a !ror jacksonville 4,356,0yO feet OF
n s.uE pine lumbe, against j,ij. 900 feet
n pred during April. Ut this amount
81 urgg tset were to domestic anu 10000
ii g.ei-n ports.
~ odd book mas Jast appeared in Eng
I sni. t contains diagrams Of the palms
s-t satss Of the hands OF twenty-five emil
e.. persons, among whom are Mr. Glad
A .oae. Charles Darwin. Wuk.e Collins aad
-e Duke Of Argyle.
Twe.ty,seyen girls OF C0uucj, Bluffs, by
rsy Of reminding their male friends OF re-
q .,,ae,s in the matter Of taking them to
Entertainments, bought seats for the the
.e one evening and went in body with
|ka.y q uatron tOr escort.
A. eating match against time took place
h ka Valley Falls, Y. Y, the other night.
A |b@chs-d sullivan won, eating twenty-five
sus one pie, seven chocOiatete bars
weighing two pounds, and one pineapple in
II ksgsl and one half minutes.
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THAT TRIAL.

Judge wyiie begins His Charge to the
Star Route Jury Yesterday - He
Justly Thanks the Jury for Their
Patience.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-Judge Wylie be-
gan his charge to the Star Route jury this
afternoon. After thanking the jurymen
for their patient attention during the
weary months OF the trial, and reminding
them that they had nothing to do with the
public demand Of newspaper articles. or
appeals to sympathy, but must decide the
case upon the evidence, he at once com.
menced 10 state the legal points involved,
and said in part that the policy of the law
mus. be found in itself.
No Public ORcer
had d.any right TO set up his own policy
sgsinst the policy pi the Law. BE held 3
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Jumneti tberrsek.

DAYTON, June IA locomotive and
freight train Of the Toledo, Cincinnati and
81. Louis road left the track here yester-
day and rolled down q forty.foot embank.
ment fatally iniuring brakeman named
Nernax. The engineer and fireman we're
also severely injured.
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BUeBEE'S INNATE BADNESS.
A Piueky Wife Cowhides Her Faithiess
Lord, who Becomes Insane and is
Sent % an Asylum. sH

Lord, who Becomes Insane and ID
Sent 60 an Asylum s..
HARTFORD, june 12.--Charles G. Bugbee,
of this city, has lost his mind and is now
confined in an insane asylum. He was the
armorer at the State armory and polit-
clan of acknowledged influence. He has
handsome wife and two very interesting
daughters. Not long ago Mrs. Bugbse saw
her husband driving gthrough the streets In
buggy, and by his side was young wo-
man in whose lap was baby. Mrs. Bugbee
determined 20 investigate. Inquiry re-
veaied the fact that the child was her hus-
bands, and that the young woman was
living in rooms in a block not far from his
home. Mrs. Bugbee went to these apart
ments.
while waiting for the woman
to put in an appearance, she examined
the rooms. Everything showed that mon
ey had not been spared IN furnishing
them.
The carpets were soft and beautiful
Choice brio q. brac was scattered about, up
on handsome easels rested costly paintings,
the furniture was rich and imposing, and
over the fireplace: set of with brass lend,
ers and unique thing, hung splendid
mirror of French plate glass. When the
woman for whom all these rich and dainty
things had been bought appeared, Mrs.
Bugbee bluntly told her her name and ac'
cused her of
Improper Intimacy
with her husband. The girl, for she is no
more than nineteen, admitted that Mrs.
Bugbee's worst suspicious were well found
ed. The discussion between them was ami
mated, and lust when Mrs. Bugbee's temper
was at its height she saw the baby lying in
costly cradle. She rushed at it with the
intention of doing it harm, but the young
mother threw herself in front of the child.
There was a fierce struggle for time, and
then the other occupants of the house,
alarmed by the girls cries, rushed in and
separated the combatants.
Mrs. Bugbee returned to her home and
awaited the arrival. of her husband. When
he came she asked him in the parlor and
charged him with his guilt.
He Confessed the Truth
of the charges and begged forgiveness, but
she was not in a forgiving mood. She had
brooded over the story during the day and
mapped out plan Of revenge for the
wrongs done her. Instead of forgiving him
she drew a heavy cowhide from table and
whipped her husband so severely that he
was confined TO his house for more than a
week Had their daughter not come in and
separated them his punishment would have
been much heavier. A peace was patched
mp between the couple, but Mr. Bugbee's
mind has been since unsettled. Yesterday
he became violently insane. One of his
daughters endeavored to pacify him. but
he threw her to the floor and pounded her
so brutally that the physicians consider
her case very serious one. Bugbee was
then placed in an insane asylum.
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THE GREAT DoUsLE-scUiL RACE.
The Halifax Rowing Association
Holds n Meeting. 10 Consider the
New Propositions.

The Halifax Rowing Association had
meeting last night to consider the new
propositions of Hanlan and Lee for a
dous sle-scull race with the Halifax oarsmen,
Hamm and Conley. The members Of the
association took the view that they had al
ready conceded quite enough to the cham.
pion and his partner, and decided to sub
stitute New London Conn.,. for Cambleton
and row at that place or at Point OF Pines
or Lake Memramcook, allowing Hanlan
and Lee to select two of the three places at
which they will row and the Halifax Asso-
citation the one for the race to be rowed at,
or the latter to suggest two and Hanlan
and Lee to make the selection.
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4 AiSsissjnn, ~.

Erg,,N a,'.. n $, June IA dificrltv
''Sesn NJ yyVOGntg, nelr Utica. ves,erdsy
'U!.S :. - - Thornton and Dan SnTrsli
'tsr -. q ih' ceata Of the formsr Tba
. r.,a. a. shGt in the hand and his so, ;n ae
,us bo,G SreF.es ;o. Sur'ell Snd Mrs. Sur.
''1H injured seriously By blows.
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ALL ABOUT HIS DINNER.
A Murder the Result or . GreWlilI
Boardes's Offensive Language. n


Boardes's Offensive Language. j.
NASHVILLE June l2.-C. Binestch, pro.
prietor of q restaurant in the rear of
Scfried's saloon on Deaderick street, was
shot by a negro named Mcdonald, at l:SO
this afternoon. Mcdonald, who Is Q
boarder at the restaurant, was refused
a dish he called for and became
offensive in language and manner to Mrs.
Binestch, the wife Of the proprietor, who,
coming in at the time, ordered Mcdonald
off the premises. The latter struck Binestch
with a heavily loaded cane. Binestch
wrested the cane from the negro an ! beat
him severely over the head.
The Two Men Struggling
reached the sidewalk, when Mcdonald
drew a pistol and placing the muzzle
against the breast OF Binestch, fired
Binestch fell on the sidewalk and was car
ried in and medical aid summoned. The
negro ran one block and wa.
intercepted by man who ordered
him to stop. Mcdonald drew his pistol
and the man stepped aside and Mcdonald
continued his flight. He was afterward.
captured and is now in Jail. He is con
stable in the Thirteenth district of thi:
county. At this hour Binestch is though,
to be in precarious condition.
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BRGD0ErORT.
A Celebrates Case e-YIss Aessss-Psss
sOna1a.

The celebrated liquor cases which have
been attracting much attention md which
csme up for tYial yesterday csms 70 rather
q tame ending. The fact seems 70 b thst
zone side was afraid snd tho other dafsn't"
and the defendants finding that thsy could
settle reasonably. Withdrew aud eptsfsd Q
plea Of guilty and were fined. Martha
Joyce snd Charles Miller wsrs soch hse4
$50 and costs. The costs In seeh eoeo wae
$3.50. Eberly and Powers were seeh hsse
$50 and costs, In eli el06 50.
Nr. and Mn. Y. r. RbodeA IN T. ..
Smith and II. @. Bfs1nun sfs eteseoieg
the commencement sxsfcisee ~ HeesW
A msepiHcent pair Of vhits hoesesseos
in on uLe O.. L. &W. z. r ysstsfeey. eeo-
siened TO the americas EEpfc0 Compsny
at wbeeling. They we're puchesed d C1s'
cseo, and srs besuties.
Mrs Nellie Jones 70 visiting fnsees q
win Truen.s vs sb,s 70 b sss fes .
fSs W. sts.isfiG 9. K Gios.. I, visiting ia s..ua...
vile.
90 bpsipSss.
Geo. RlKee. Esq /, 10 In kew Athens st.
t.pdipe The fupefsl OF Q YsIstiva.
Hftre NeDcnald will run sefresbmsot
st,ud at the ubnehsvfiis fair.
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SfeamNhfp Arrivals

NEW YoEK. June l2.-The following
steamships have arrived: The Scythia,
from Liyerpool; Gellert, from Hamburg;
Clrcsssis, from Glasgow; Persian Monarch,
nom London; Devon and Brooklyn City,
from Bristol; Polaria, from Hamburg.
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New OH Exchange.

CLEVELAND, o., June 12.-The Oil Ex.
change was formally opened here to-day.
Speeches were made in the forenoon, aud
banquet was served tonight Visitors are
present from the oil regions, and speak en-.
coursgingly Of the prospects
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Average

The next race will be on June 20, from
Steubenville, o., 3Si miles.
A lot of carrier pigeons from New York
were turned loose at Blairsville this morn
ing. They left in the direction of the me-
tropolis.
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,InsiIY InSye,l-

HIILSBoRo', O., June 12.-Branson Gipson
was put in jail here yesterday for the kill
ing Of Candy Nicholas, at Carmel, this
county, Sunday afternoon. Gipson went
70 Nicholas cabin and deliberately shot
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AImos, Insane and Cured.

''Most of the eminent doctors in the East,
us well as several of the medical faculty IN
New York City" writes Rev. T. Z. Shirley,
Of Chicago. "failed to help our daughter
epilersy, which began TO show signs of
turning into insanity. BY the good provi'
dence OF God we tried Sdnarrtine Nerri-e,
ard it cured her." Your druggist keeps it
Il 80.
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LoVE-MAKING IN A COLLEGE.
EIOpement of Young Heiress with n
Railroad Brakcman-DOubts Of Mar
riage-Similar Eseapades.

EIOpement of q Young Heiress WIN ~
Railroad Brakcman-DOubtso OF MAR
riage-Similar Eseapades.
CLEVELAND. June 12-Miss Maggie Tay-
lor, young lady attending school at Buch-
tel College, at Akron, Summit county,
eloped night before last with young
brakeman named Frank Taylor, who is en-
ployed on tne Cleveland & Delaware Rail-
way. Miss Taylor is the stepdaughter OF
wealthy farmer living near Hartsyllle,
Stark county. Maggie and Frank claim
that they were married on Thursday by
the Rev. W. H. Pierce, but the stepfather
says that he has no knowledge OF it, neith-
er was license granted.
Interesting Developments
are expected. After their alleged marriage
the Young people went to Hartsyille to ask
for some of the brides patrimony with
which TO begin housekeeping. The step
father desired TO investigate, and came TO
Akron last night on that mission.
A few weeks ago another young LADY
student of the college eloped with another
railroader, leaving the college building
late at night in her slippers and with
nothing on her head. Three other young
ladies, daughters of wealthy citizens OF
Columbus, have been expelled from col
lege for remaining out all night with
Young gentlemen students.
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Religious.

CLEVELAND, June 1.-THE sixty.seyenth
Episcopal Diocesan Convention OF Ohio
began to onight in St, PsUps church,
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TRADE TRIBUNAL.
h">ineNs OfImportanee Tr,,s.o,.,
Yesterday

I >heruay.
~. -. S'H, June l2-The trade t-ibr,,,
|. :, '.-,so . 10 settle the wages Of rsiIrnaS
81, ..,.atrs ,I.' announced that the disas.oo a
tD,.,,. ~. o'ef The discharge of a minsE @T Sc,
LII - ,,.S o' hisconnec,iOn with the tr;b,nai %
n il osH ,ost adjusted, and there is no,S;n.
rsI,[!e,ite rT''ete with the amicable srrsr.as
s,s ,-,..' ~. 'Ne rate Of wages. No bns;nss.
.c- =, 80 SS,.SSac'ed y to day, save the eyaT;na
l,sr,,. '"e statistics received fror tbo oH rs,
'S showing the last mipipr, W
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ANOTHER REPORT.
Crook Heard From Personally on
the Indian TrOubles-Everything
(,arreef

Crook Heard From Personally on
the Indian thing
Correct.
SAN Francisco, June l2-The following
despatch from General Crook was received
at military headquarters this afternoon:
"SrLyER CREEK, Arizona, June 12, twelve
miles north Boundary, via Tombstone -
Left here May /, with 1913 Apache scouts,
under Crawford, and got word of Mckay with
Chaffee's company of forty-two men, sixty
cavalry, and rations for two months on
mules, followed the hostiles to the Chin'
cab uas country. There is indescribable
roughness, and a number of mules lost
their footing, slipping from the train, and
| fell down precipices and were killed. The
stror ghold OF the Ghiricahuas - IN
| the very heart of the Sierra Madras. They
had been camped near the head OF Bavlspe'
occupying prominent elevated peaks
Anordine q Fine Lookout
| for miles, rendering surprise almost i'm
| possible, and making retreat secure
| through the rough adjacent canon. CaPI
Crawford, with Indian scouts early on tne
| morning Of May Is, surprised the .iila6e
| Chief, who led the recent raid IN Arizons
| and New Mexico. The light Lasted All gay
| and the Village was wiped out Inc dam'
II
A number of dead bodies we're found
| but the ipdescribable roughness OF the
country prevented count being made made
! The entire camp, with everything belong
ing to it, was captured. It is learned from
the prisoners taken that the Chircahus
were unanimous for peace, and had already
| had two messengers try TO reacn oan IaI
los. and on the 18th began TO surrender
They, with their people, were much ifsnt
Saddeu Appearance
in their fsstness and had scattered Iik'
+ ouails. They asked me to remain untt
/ tbey could gather all the bands togethe
| when they would go back to the reser
yation. By terms Of the treaty my opera
tlops were limited 10 the term OF tn
! fight. told them TO gather up vome'
and children, without delay. Ihey an
swered they could nc: get them " fe'p"as
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Base BsII Yesterday.

PIrTsBuReH, June 12.-Columbus, 6; Al.
leghenys, 5.
BALTIMORE Nd, June l2.-Baltimore, 81
Columbus 9.
PHILADELPHIA, June 12-Philalelphias,
4; Clevelands, 3. Athletics, s.; Eclipse, 2.
Providence, r. l., June l2.-Proyidence,
S. Chicagos, l.
BosroS, June 12.-Bostons, 2O Detroits,
9.
New YoRK, June l3.-New Torks, I;
Buffalos, 8.
New York, June l3.-St. Louis, 4; Met.
ropolitans, 0.
GRAND RAPIDS, MTcu., June 12.-Grand
RAJ ids, /; t,uinCys, 6.
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PrrrsyoRp, MAs.. Sept D, 1875.
s,zs-I have taken Hop Bitters and rec
ON mend them 70 others, - found toem
very beneficial. ArA y. W. Iuiief. oec.
Won ems Temperance Union.
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Interes,inr DeyeIopments
oRANGEMEN IN SESSION.
The Fourth Annual Meeting I'm Pro-
presS nj Pittsburgh.


PTTrsBURGH, June 12-The fourth annual
meeting of the Grand Orange Lodge OF the
United States is being held here. ABOUT
sixty delegates, representing eleven states
in the Union, are in attendance. Col. ID.
NJ. Evans, of Phila6elphis, retiring Grand
Master, called the meeting to order. The
day was taken up with routine business and
tonight the delegates were rendered ban
quet at La Fayette Hall. Tomorrow there
will be sn election Of officers for the ensu-
ing year and other important business viii
be transmitted. 1t is estimated that there
are $1,000 Orangemen in the United States.
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