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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-12
SPORTING MATTERS.
Frank work Striving Hard 10 Make
Edward and Dick SWtSeller Beat
Handerbllt's Teams Record.

Frank Work Striving Hard 10 Make
Edward and Dick SwiScller Beat
Handerbllt's Teams Record.
NEW YORK, July ll.-Frank Work drove
his team, Edward and Dick Swiveller,
around the mile track OF the Gentlemen's s
Driving Association yesterday afternoon
in 2:2l. The track was very heavy. Work
says he will give his team trial to lower
Nandtrb record, in about three weeks,
and he is confident he can do it,
European Flyers.
A New York telegram says: The steamer
Erin arrived TO day. Mr.. Lorillard's racers
lroquis, Arauza and rarthenia, and his
manager. w. NJ. Bishop. were on board.
The horses were in splendid condition.
BasebaIIisi Suspended.
FoRr WAYNE, Ind. July Il.-Guss Best,
pitcher OF the Fort Wayne league club,
was to day suspended sixty days for throw
ing Yesterdays game between the Fort
Wayne and Toledo clubs in the interests Of
gamblers.
LoSpoN, July IL. The American Ride
Team pTacIiced To day at 500, CO.., 40 aud
900 yard ranges. The scores were not
very good owing 10 a gale which was in
progress during the shooting.
Base Hall Yesterday.
BrrFALo, July ll.-Bufialos, f. New
Gorks, I.
CHICAGO, July ll.-Chicagos, IA; Provi.
dence,ll.
DETROIT, July ll.-Bostons. G. Detroits,
..
CLEVELAND. July ll.-Cleyelands, 8:
Philadelphias. /.
ST. LOUIS, July ll.-Columbus, 2; 81.
Louis, q.
BALTIMORE, July 1l.-Metropolitsns, 3;
Baltimores, !.
.'rrTsBUR"H, July ll.-Allegheny, ~;
Athletics g.
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A Big Suit.

P17rsBuEcH, July Il.-Charles W. See
mems, the celebrated English inventor. TO.
DAY entered suit against II. Sellers Mckee,
OF this city, receiver, for $500 600. The suit
grows out OF the failure OF Seemens and
Anderson Steel Co., OF New York, whose
plants are located here. The company's
property was sold out by sheriff sale and
a portion was purchased by Mckee and See.
mems now sues to recover from him what
he clsims 10 be his part OF the proceeds OF
the sale. Seemens owned 800 shares OF stock
in the company valued at 81, ,000 each.
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A POSTMASTER KICKS,
Hut Simply Hurts His Toes Instead
of Injuring Those At Whom the
Strike Was Intended.

WAsHNToN, D. c., July 11.-Postmaster
Adrian, OF Baltimore, recently wrote Post.
master General Gresham that the Civil
Service Commission was communicating
directly with members of the local examin-
ing Board al Baltimore, who were EN-
ployes in his Office, and that in his (Adri-
ans opinion this was detrimental to
the discipline of the Office and
contrary TO custom, which re-
Quires official communications to
subordinates 10 90 first to the head Depart
ment. The Postmaster General has replied
10 Adrian, that he sees no improperly
whatever in Civil Service Commissioners
communicating directly with the local
board of examiners relative to their duties
under the law, notwithstanding they are
employees in his office.
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Ohio State Fair.

COLUMBUS, July 1l.-As State Fair time
sppIosches The Agricultural Department
in the State House is a very hive OF bust
ness. The board started out early in the
year with the determination OF making the
eclipse anything OF the kind ever before
attempted in Ohio. That the plans for a
big show are we'll laid is evidenced by the
numerous visitors at the office seeking ex.
bibition space and other privileges, as we'll
as by the immense mails received from
every direction. The improvements that
are being made on the grounds will agree
ably surprise all the old friends of the fair,
and perfectly astonish those who may
make their first visit next September.
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WILL RESIGN,
Rather Than UndergO an Investiga.
tioD-The Resig nation, Though, by
RPnnaxf

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE following
may be accepted as an authoritative account
of the complications in regard TO
C. NJ. Horton, lately appointed
revenue agent Commissioner Evans
was personally acquainted with him. He
came to Washington highly recommended
for appointment. Soon after he was ap.
pointed S. Carter, of Boston, wrote letter
TO the President making charges against
Horton that be had accepted
$500 as consideration for release
certain goods seized under the Internal
Revenue laws. Horton was notified OF the
charges soon as made, and he wrote letter
explicitly denying them. Subsequently,
these charges were referred TO Collector
Slack, of Boston, at which city all parties
in interest reside. The charges were found
TO be false, but to avoid an embarrassing
investigation, Horizons resignation Will
probably be sent 10 Washington at once.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

Spocinl 10 Tie Ro1iStcr.

Special TO the Register.
STErBESvILLE, O., July Winnings
keg factory adjoining the jefferson iron
works, in this city, was totally destroyed
by fire this morning between u and
O'Clock, together with the contents. The
factory employed between l05 aud 200
hands, who will be necessarily thrown out
Of employment. The Winning factory sup.
piled nail Kegs for the Jefferson and Minso
nail factories, and these mills will proba.
bly, be compelled to close down on accoun,
of scarcity OF kegs, until some arrange.
ments can be made. The origin OF the fire
is unknown, as il broke out in portion Of
the factory where no fire had been the
previous day, and the watch man is also un-
able to account for the contisgration.
The Loss
from s., GOO 10 $1,000, which includes the
books of thr establishment, The buildings
and machinery were insured for 5000, as
follows: Peoples Mutual, Ravenna, $500;
Capital City Mutual, Columbus, $500; Ash
land, Ohio, Mutual, $500; Eagle Mutual,
Mt. Vernon, o., $500; Allen County Mu.
tual, Lima, D., $500; Columbus, o., Mutual,
$500.
For some time il was feared that the
flames would communicate TO q large num-
Der of frame dwellings in the immediate
vicinity and from thence to the nail fac
tory. packing rooms, and warehouses Of
the Jefferson iron works, hut by hard work
the firemen saved this property.
The flames shot up 10 such height as TO
illuminate the entire southern portion OF
the city. Mr.. Winning is out of the city
on lumber purchasing tour.
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LIBEL SUIT At CLARKsBURG.
Postmaster Richards Sues the Clarks.
burg News for Ten Thousand Dol.
SDecidl 10 The Rsgister.

NIVV1"s 70 s7Ie tt1yI0FV's
CLARKsBuRG, July 1.-Editor Richardsl
of the Telegram, to-day sued Editor Taney,
of the Nc7cs, for ten thousand dollars, on
account of articles published recently in
the Ne'cs against Mr.. Richards claimed to
be hbelous. The name of the correspon'
dent over whose signature the article ap'
peared was denied and refused before the
suit was brought. Richards has retained
General Gof, J. J. Davis, Caleb Boggess
and A. l.. Hustesd as his counsel, and evil
IDENTIFY means business.
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EIGHT TRAIN-JUMPERS.
Four OF Them Robbed by the others
RI.h Driven From the Moving Train.

= j. T.rLD ILL.,, July ll--Tuesday night
l-rvesters boarded freight train at
Hall, twelve miles north OF this
pace, TO steal ride. While at the station
four other men boarded the same Car, ap'
parently for the same purpose, but after
the train was in motion, drew rey0ivers 10
the first four men, and after making them
deliver what money they had drove them
off the moving train. one man, named
Patrick Knight, fell headlong and wa kill
ed -Four tramps, who are responsible for
the dead were arrested at Brighton yes;er-
day morning
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A DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD.
Houses and Barns Carried Away
and Three Persons Known TO be
Drowned.


and Three Persons known 10 be
Drowned.
LONDON, ONT, July 1.-THE river here
has risen unprecedentedly in its height,
and the destruction of property is fearful.
So far as it is known, eight houses have
been carried away. Three persons are
known to be dro Sned. 1t is feared that
many others have perished. as large
numbers are missing Barns have
been carried by the score, and
railroad travel has been cut of by wash.
out on the main line at Patton siding and
on the Sarnia road. The Kensington bridge
and the Oxford street bridge are gone.
Also, large section OF the bridge on Proof
Line at Ladies' College. The steamer
Princess Louise hoated down the stream
and carried away the Byron bridge. The
water works pumping house is in great
danger and is expected to go. Horses, cat.
tie, etc, have been drowned by the score.
Seventeen People Drowned.
LONDON, ONT, July 1l.-Up to the present
the following are known to be lost by the
flood: Mrs. Hopkins, of Kensington; four
children of r. +. Lacey, OF London West
county; a woman, name unknown; seven
year-old daughter of Mr.. Orr, OF Ann street;
three children of George Stratford, Napier
street; three children of ID. F. Mclean,
Black Criars street; one child OF VIM.
Moylan Ann street; James Spackman and
wife and their three year-old son, making
q total of seventeen.
LONDON, ONT, July Ito night 800
was subscribed for the relief Of sufferers by
floods. As London west is still under
water it is impossible to get detailed ac'
count of the casualties. No more bodies
have been found.
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1heI IRON MaSaEsa,

PIrTsBURdH, July if.-Thefea has been no
marked improvement in the iron situation,
but there is decidedly better feeling pre-
vailing that would indicate a marked in
crease in business in the near future. The
big producers are aware that tine mill own
ers have been buying only TO meet de-
mands, and stock is consequently, not
being piled up. 1t is even said that fur.
mace men have refused to sell at market
price. From points outside of the associa-
ton the trade is said to be we'll maintained.
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window Glass Worker

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 1.-THE National
Association of Window Glass Workers con.
tinued in session to-day. The following
permanent officers OF the convention were
elected
President-Samuel f. Citizens, Wood.
bury, n. ].
First Vice President-Wm. Fl. Maegan,
McKeesport, Pa,
Second Vice President Granville w.
Moroneers, Cleveland, Ohio.
Secretary - Frank MCGessener, Pitts
burgh.
The convention then took up the ques-
ton of revision of the by laws.
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A Horrible Death.

OsEosH, July ll.-K. r. Loper, promi-
nent soap manufacturer was found in a
soap vault to night. The flesh was all of
his bones and be was identified by truss;
and the filling in his teeth. He was missed
att o'clock.
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sEaIovs COLLISION

~ Wh1eb I've usss Sssls sss nosSe1
Ists Eternity Without . Ao0oos'o
Wagn1ng.
TIrrsynLE. Pa, July II An sxcunioa
rain from this city, containing shout ~.
.rty.fye members Of Masonic LODGES, WhiI0
returning from Jamestown. coliided With
freight trsin on the Buffalo and South
western rosd, st TIVE o'clock this morning.
i,o miles from jamestown, instaouy kiIl-
ing George Gates, the conductor. aalA D:
Colby, brakeman Of the fright tsdG eod
fs,slly iDjuripg W. J. Innis, sootesgSfske.
mas. No one yas hurt os the excunnoa
,rsin. The engineen and 6fsmen On botA
rains we're saved BY jumpfps. Both On.
lines we're .mashed Ill 70 piecea md nsny
freight carr
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To he Re-Arrestel.

NV YORK, July IA bench warrant
al detainer was forwarded to the Western
P,LIIsntisry of PENNSYLVANIA in order that
k"t ert HoyaD, alias Henry Paiser, may DC
hslIe>ted wheu his term expires Tor shoot-
II "n February eth last, detectives Carr
al G Looney at Brooklyn when about TO ar
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They Must GO.

New York, July II Five pauper Polish
families were brought to this port by the
steamer Lydan Monarch. The emigration
authorities informed the steam ship com.
pany that these immigrants must be re-
turned to London, from whence they
came
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-12

How TO GET SrCK-Expese yourself day
and night, eat too much without exercise.
work too hard without rest, doctor all the
time, take all the vile nostrums ADVERTISE
and then you will want to know.
How to get well-which is answered in
three Xords-Take Hop Bitters,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-12

Mr.. W. T. Atkins. Girsrd. Kss. v5sss;
.I never hesitste TO recommeod youf ssec
TIC Bitten 10 my customer, they giye -
tire sstisfsctioe and arc np'd s:ien
Electric Bitssn ne the purset ana 80
medicine Known and viii poduvsiy eufS
Ridney and Liver comptainta Rariiy ~
Hood nd regulate the bowels. Ne isnny
IN sdord 70 Be without IT, Ibey VII ~
bundreds OF dollars IN Doctors oine @
wear. GOD at 6fty eests hottls ~ 49,
s Co Druexisfs. Byi6sp nofnek
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Killed by Lightning.
Snsc,nI Do ths RsaIstsr.

SDeCldt 70 tle hSy~SteI.
SALT LICK BRIDGE, BRANTON COUNTY, ".
Va. July lU.-Calvin Squle-S, q farmer on
Salt Lick Greek, was instantly killed oAs
Uiday morning by lightning. The deceAs'
ed va, brother OF the late y. i. Squlers,
We'll known in this State,
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR and party OF ten
persons will start for the Yellowstone VAL
ley about August /, to be absent six weeks.
The arrangements are being made by Gen
raj Sheridan.
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Large Contract.

QrEnrc, July lI.-H. J. Beemer has
signed a con tract with the Lake 81. John
Railroad Company to construct the whole
line OF railroad TO Lake ST. John. The price
to be paid is between 81, 90 and $1,000
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Col. Compton Dead.
Specidl % he Register.

PARKERsBURG, July n.-Col. B. S. Comp
ton died at his home, in Monroe. Mich, at
5 o'clock this morning. Col. Compton, up
to the time of his last Illness, was identified
with the Oil business In West Virginia
in an official capacity as president of the
West Virginia Oil and Oil Land Company.
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Fifteen Thou

MONTREAL, July ll.-Dunmore has pur::
chased Is. COO acres of land at cost OF
1856, 600. from the Northwest Land Com
pany. He intends bringing over English
men as settlers
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The Tribunal

did its utmost, and the decision was
thought to be the best that could have been
given under the circumstances. The
miners have shown that they are willing
to do away with the ever recurring troubles
in the railroad districts. But if a strike
has to be inaugurated to enforce the decis.
ion of arbitration then what is the use Of
arbitration? Had the decision been three
cents the miners would have accepted il
without word. Even ls tits the wages of
a great many miners are pnlled down by
the award. All those pits that have been
working at 3h cents will now come down
to 81 cents.N -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-12

PIrTsEURGu, July IA regular meeting
Of the Western Nail Association was held
in this city to day. After full discussion,
during which trade was reported to be very
fair, it was decided to suspend operations
in all factories for a month, beginning next
Monday. The object of this move is to
prevent any depression in price. The card
rate at present is S3.25 per keg.
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Yellow Fever mt Vera cruz.

GALVESTON, July 1.-THE fever stricken
bark, Salome, is supplied with every requj-
site and sails for Hampton Roads. Dis
patches show no abatement Of yellow fever
at Vera Cruz. The weather is intensely
hot
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The salra,ionist. Must Go.

BEIEGFPoRr, Conn, July 1.-THE cap.
o'n and Lieutenant of the Salvation Army
sseie arrested for disturbing the peace ana =
Nee, and bonded not to parade and hoto
n't'ings On the streets in the future. An
appeal wss taken.
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No Meeting Held.
western Nail Association

PITTSBURGH Pa, July 1.-The Western
Iron Association failed to raise quorum
today and no meeting was held.
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LABOR NEWa


Feeling in the Pig Iron &nde.
PITTSBURGH, July 11.-Eaq4 day seems to
make the coal situation NOR complicated
and at present the most farsiehted confess
themselves unable to tell ho the matter
will be settled. Those who Gsored the tri-
bunal are loud in their deunnciations OF
the others who now refuse = be governed
by the award, while the majority of the
operators confess their inability to pay 81
cents per bushel, and proclaim their inten.
ton Of continuing the Scent rate. Mr.
John Parker, member of the tribunal and
also leading miner, in a talk upon the
situation, said: sit is disheartening to see
the reception which the operstors generally
have given the award.
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Base HalI Yesterday.
TWO CYCLONES.
Houses Picked Up and DenOIishcd by
the Wind-FOur People Killed Out.
ltght During the Blizzard.

DoDGE CRY, rs, July ll.-A cyclone
struck Cimarion Station, on the A. T. *
S. F. II. K. eighteen miles west Of here, at
4:30P. NJ. to-day, and wrecked six buildings
besides large livery barn. Nobody was
injured. One large building occupied rs q
billiard hall was picked up entirely, turned
twice around, and set down some yards
away uninjured. All telegraph wires are
down and fuller particulars cannot be had.
Four People kiIIed.
HoLToY, Ks, July IA tornado struck
Soldier City, town Of 200 inhabitants, Is
miles west Of this CITY on the Kansas Cen
tral Railroad. last night about ten clock,
and completely demolished sixteen build.
iDgs and injured n number OF Others.
Among the buildings blown down, were
two general stores, one drug store, one
livery stable, several residences. Three
women and one child were killed out
right and some fifteen injured, several
seriously. The storm passed from the
norih directly south. Mr.. Stephenson, ex.
sheriff Of this county, living one mile
outh Of Soldier CITY, lost bis barn and hot
house, which were blown from the f0unda.
ioLs. Growing crops were damaged.
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8, ~ J. B. Morgan, Joplin, No, says:
hat Browns Iron Bitters gives enufe
- -"ILtTon 10 all who use il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-12

Col. Frank c. Bunnell, OF wyoming; I;
II, Smiley, of Perry; Isaac McHoses OF
Berks: John Hill, OF Indisna; s. l.. Ely,
of Bueks, ]. A. NJ. Passmore, OF Schuyi-
kin: Will s. Hulings. of Eenanso; j. A.
Eye of Mexican, and VIM. Liyesy, OF alie
c6eny, were placed in nomination Tor STATE
Treasurer. ..,,e NJ.
Hose "a, Hill Q, Ely s, Passmore q, HUI
ipgs 2S, Eye 2S, Liyesy 81, Irwin = No
choice. =. D.
nell EIy, Smiley, McHose and Hill were
w;tbdrawp, when the delegates who sup
ported them voted for Liyesy and he was
Tba ballot was as follows: Liyesy 80,
Unbings T3, Passmore %, Eye 3. Recess.
Auditor-General.
The convention reassembled, and Niles.
vsnS.rslice, Crimson and Potts were
placed in nomination for Auditor-Ge General.
THE first ballot resulted as follows:
Niles, 72: Grimeson, 20; Vsnderslice, 6S,
Yanderslice and Potts withdrew before
,bs fourth ballot which resulted as follows;
Niles I57 and Crimson SO. The nomins-
ton of Niles was made unanimous. The
convention then adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09

Cnquestonahly the central figure in politics to.
day Is Mr.. fiid"n and in spite OF, perhaps on ac-
count or his apparent wish To be considered on the
retired list III Mr. 1ildtn wants the democratic,
Nomination In 1881 lie can have IL; but no mortal
knows, apparently. whether he wants 1t or not
Possibly be does not know himself. one Of the
most reasonable explanations OF his yacillating
course Is the presumption that on his well days
aiubitlpE wakes again and he resolves to enter the
arena. and that when fccblcnesS returns he wishes
Ioth!nS but rest and peace
second Illden campaign would be marked by
extreme personal bitterness. The "fraudr issue
would b. TcsurrecteI on the one side and the
~tSph"r dispatches" on the other. The candidates
ply weakness would be pitilrSsly used against
nm. AMI the arts OF intrigue would be exhausted
On both o!!eS OF all candidates. Tilden would be
most feared by republicans. from his Intimate
knoTisdgc Of New York politics. and his influence
L. that state Probably he could again carry the
State. a. IL 1876. and the republicans would not have
doubtful Florida and Louisiana 10 help them out
L. Isl
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Travel In the Holy Land must be attended for
some tine longer with Its present risks and dis
comforts The proposed railroad from Cairo TO
Jerusalem has been aba ud0ned. and fear it will
b. long before that canal and inland sea Is formed
Ia the valley OF the Jorian. Meanwhile the native
dragoLn;tn viii cOntln1c tn fleece and annoy his
patrons, and blckshecSh will be levied at every
turn OF the bride paths through that desolate
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JAMES Y DAVIS SONS,
G21 Pennsylvania avenue,
Gents Dress Silk Hats S. Sc S.
The Latest Styles of Black and Brown Derby Hats
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Boys Hats and Polo Caps Soc. 75c., 81, S1.5O
n9-lm
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yse Dou,,ic sheet To-morrOxv.

TEE STAR VIII b" Issued as usual In double-sheet
OF ei-fpage form tomorrow. As these issues COM
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advert rs who VIII confer favor by sending in
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BOARDING.

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handsomely furnished slt of two three Rooms ON
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One of tine Interesting political questions Of the
Immediate future i, what stand senator elect Rid
d."5"rScr intends to take when lie takes his seat In
The senate Does he mean to he Il ''nc too" or Will
lie make his peace with the democracy? Hehas Kept
very quiet through the late Campaign ana the Cos
sips say here - not 10 be most perfect accord be-
tween Iilu and Malone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09

III the roof of any state house had to fall In the
pc9pl- OF Pennsylvania are wondering why IT
couldn't have been that OF the one at Harrisburg.
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The recent elections may affect Mr.. Randalrs
eh.ln1T-s for the spedkeF,hip unfayOTably. 1t now
appears tAtt Penn9y " tIi is securely republican
Ia 1S1+. m IN the Iigat OF that fact the democrats
may not think it worth while to cOnciiiate their
party .,>),ilteS in that state. On the other hand
tn coming battle ground national issues, Is TO
D. New orr state. and here Mr.. Randall repre-
senling moderate tariff views and Possessing the
support OF Mr.. TIdrn, has many points OF ad-
yantI
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FOR RENT-STORES

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q large hne To"li nsNt ladies' entrance of Harris
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

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