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pE,rRpoIIvg Nionas.
Rain, Wind and Hail EnJOJinE q SUM
mer Ernlls.

/
HARRIsoNBuRo, Va, July I3.-The mos
damaging flood prevailed at this place las
evening. About s O'Clock two angry
clouds met just North Of here and the rair
poured down in torrents. Blacks Run, Z
small rivulet running through the town be
came a mighty river spreading over somt
Of the principal streets. Shocks Of wbeal
from neighborins fields, hogs, chlckenF
fences, small houses and endless drill
came pouring through the main thorough,
fares. Many private houses were tlooded
and greatly damaged. Il is impossible "a
estimate the damage. PAvcments, side
walks and foot bridges were swept away
and the streets greatly damaged. The
population was out on the streets till past
midnight --.,,r.-..
KASsSs CRY, July l3.-A meagre report
has Just been received OF violent storm
which swept down the Missouri river about
noon today from some point below Omaha;
At Hawburg, in the southwestern part j
Iowa the force amounted TO tornado.
Several buildings we're blown down at
Atchison and S. Joseph. Torrents ot rain
we're accompanied by high wind aud the
front windows Of the telegraph office were
blown In. Particulars cannot yet be OBJ
tanned owing to the interference with the
telegraph wires.
OCEAN BEACH, n. j., July ia severe
storm accompanied by hail and lightning,
passed over Ocean Beach last night A large
barn was demolished by the gale and sew
eral houses unrooied. Hail stones as
large as walnuts fell and many windows
were broken.
ALBANY, n. Y, July ia disastrous
hail, wind and rain storm occurred four
miles west Of this city yesterday afternoon
Fields under cultivation we're devastated
and fruit trees stripped Of fruit. WASH
outs on all sides.
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y,,,r,,TUL r.aIN Ro9sEEs
seni,need for seventy Years Escape
Prom the PenItentiary.

sent,need for seventy Years Escape
From the Penltentiary.
LITTLE Rock, July l3.-The escape oi
Jesse Monroe and William Cox, who were
convicted Of robbiug the Iron Mountain
passengers and sentenced to seventy Year,
In the Peuitentiary, has created Sensa'
tion throughout the State. For some time
past the two men have been employed In
The coal mines near Coal Hill, q station on
tho line Of the Little Rock & Fl Smith
railroad, 100 miles west Of this place. Sun,
day lAst they overpowered the guard, ant
Sueceeded In gaining the adjacent woods
where. after a vigorous search, no trace
them could be found. Pursuit 9 beinE
made. INT 40 far without result. Two sus
nieiona Arc advanced: One Is that friend
antside had planned the flight aud had dis
| g,isea and hoTaes In readiness, and tba
,So In0itIyea mounted And fled towari
TeYaR Going through Caddo Gap. Anothe
Il that they disguised themselves ant
hoardIng an east or west bound train OF
M. Forf Smith road got out Of the countr
undetected.
mo region where they were employe
somprsses q large tract Of mountainou
country, aiIyrding every opportunity 10
wsh escapes and for successfully eludin
nnrsalt. The crime for which they weI
po.eietad ga committed In septembe
4 issI, Coz, Monroe and Delaney poarue
ihe ears at Hope, Ark, ropbed the passer O.
seSn and tho express, getting from Sle,W
| 10 $500. Tho roppefp were mere %!
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TuEellr.RSui NHSIutOwn are hospltAble pso.
tAad have mAn! pleasant cnArA0tSoistiU', an1
hefdJNe Se rtEttI that aOme Ot thsir homo pApen
,nOiaIsidl - Ih5lf Interest ~ 70 make inIid,
loii tttAtEi upon the CnIyvHlIy Whlcn benSnI
tA1 dan aud people. This Csupe has manutAc-
!arsd strong istincht throughout the htale
iAIAEihE the removal Of the University elsewhere.
IN lhyTvJ UNelIco Ot mad folly 70 punte that
Ssuig lpy l9IscF help bulld up the school and
NNA piObAbly RalAil ihete, otherwise 10 looks 70
WhWty doubtful. RGAIWAd GG:sete.
Wslsays the SIOFIAnlown newspapers to
take care Of the charge Of inSidious attacks.
We have not seen anything Of that kind
sa'ely they cannot be expected 10 be
dumb while the BOurbons Of West Vir.
aata are storming the University, driving
assdeni' out Oi ii, and generally pursuing
'APSIIry which means destruction, Is
Sbe course which It is the very essence Of
mad Jolly to pursue any longer. But what
OF the "sttoug sentiment throughout the
State iAyorinS the removal Of the Uni.
Ve'sTy'' This statement has been made
eIto'e, and We have been at some pains to
'A'ee'tAtn what truth II any there Is in II.
Jeeren iSIuch sentiment. but Ia no.
SeUEa'i' and lit goes hand In hand with
theeonplAint that the Uuiyersity Is too
near the Pennsylvania line. Bu. the geos.
'raphyottks Giuation has been changed with
roRumatestlll by removing the University
ar'o's the line, Locating It, 50 TO sAy, q
Charlottesville, As an annex 10 tho Uni
venity Of Virginia. Beyond this we tint
no sIOnS sSntiment in favor Of removal.
Witt deierencs 10 those who may hole
a contrary opinion, there Is no reno
val tha; eau benefit the University unles
itbea removal from ssolid Bourbon man
agemsnL ThSt ia the blight on the Uni
Hsuly, 1t psryadGs the whole stmoaPher
aud would follow tho institution to the ut
tSrhOst parts.
Itb the duty Of every wes .yirsinian !
help build up the University buS that vi =,
osbe done by concealins or denY2e u
traIh, and 1t Ia doubtful whether any pti
gre@ can be made while the Bourbon'ok
ARn.ot.TheSea Is saddled on It. The i
TELLiuEScER wishes the University vel
and that Is why 1t looks with distayor on
policy which Is doing the Uniyenit
harm.
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New YoRx, July lS-onuge Judd, The
publisher, assigned yesterday for the ben
eft OF his creditors. His debts are indi
yidual and do not affect the Orange JUDD
Publishing Company. Judd was pros,Ta
ted by SUI stroke about month ago, and
since then he has been unable to attend tc
business. He had a number Of notes out
which wero about 10 mature, and Tor which
be had not made immediate provision
David W. Judd, bis brother, states that hI
has not been connected with the firm for
sometime, and cnly nominAily for Severa
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HoRgiBLE TRAGEDY.
An Insane Man si,eVts tiis wife and Two
children and Kills EiIniseIf.

An Insane Man si,eots His wife and Two
Chiidren and Kills IimselE
CHICAGO, lii, July l3.-Andrew White
wealthy farmer living near this place waf
recently placed in a private insane asylum,
owing to the impairment OF his mental
faculties caused by close attention to the
details Of his business. Hethere became
strongly possessed with the halluciuation
that his wile and children desired to rob
him Of his property. He escaped from his
retreat two days ago, proceeded
to his home and arriving there
in the middle Of the night watched
til this morning, when be called to bis
wife to come and welcome him. His vile
aud two children, aged ten and twelve
years, came ut once, aud hO allowed zach
10 caress him. He then drew a revolver
and shot and Instantly killed bis wife and
followed this BY numbering hFs two chill
dren. ae made the tragedy complete by
killing himself,
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both. They scared seconds and selected
bowie knives for weapons. Monday, July
0, was appointed as the time, and thegrave'
yard Of Mount Carmel Church, lonely
spot, as the place where they were 70 shed
each others blood. On the appointed day
both made their appearance. Seconds,
Benson and Hughey quarreled about some
arrangement and soon came TO blows and
then settled down 10 "AsL and skull" fight
The principals separated them, but before
the regular duel could come Oft Cole
aud his adversary's second were engaged
in another fiSticui1. The whole party then
broke up In disorder without fighting with
knives. It Is thought that the duel will
vet take place.
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rmn YUAN. ,,nninrc,i.

pARLrsgrOA, w., July lB.-The SheriFl
returned last evening from Waheton, Da;
kota, with two prisoners, John Martin and
Michael MclIahon, aged 10 aud 20. They
are charged with committing a brutal out
rage upon the person OF an IS year old
daughter OF a farmer namsd Henry Paul
son, living near here, whom they discoy.
cred In the house alone on the afternoon
OF June oh. Alter outrAging the victim,
they chOked her into insensibility and left
her apparently dead. The community Is
considerably excited over the reappeafanCe
OF her assaiIauis. 80
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BEsIgagDIa uIS OFFICE.
The Gang TO which Judge noaaIy "
Forced To Pay JfIbnle,

Forced to Pay Tribnte.
CLEVELAND, O., July l3,-Judge Hoadly
Is finding that the path troddsn by the
otiice.seeker Is not one Of roses and COO!
shadows. A gentleman recently from Cin'
cinnat gave some Of the Judges expert
ences. Said he: II had occasion TO call at
Hoadly's law office several mornings ago to
see hin on legal business. 1t was early In
the forenoon and he had not arri'
we'd, yet at that esfly hour the reception
room held over 4 dozen hard-!ook'
ing cases whose object one could Ses 81 3
glance was OF the political cash order. |
Sat down and waited. When Hoadly
came In he looked neither to the right
nor the left, but made straight tor
his inner office and Gl1sed tis door.
waited while, aud, on sending in my card
was admitted. Haadly apolosized for not
seeing me when he cails ID, hFtsdded thai
he Ssa pesteTed and bounded all day that Pc
did not EuOw which way to turn. "ThGy
come in the morning. DO said, "api
they keep coming all day. Some ol
those that | will not see hang around for
hours and only 20 away to come back on
the morrow. ] tell you, he added with
vehemenCc, this affair costs money. The
nomination cost me fully $SQ,0ll, Q bali oi
which was spent In Cincinnati the night Of
the primaries. Some Of the men We bRd
SECURED we're bought square away from ul
and va had 10 go in aud buy them back
again-three or four times in certain In
stances |"
The Judge, In further conversation, tsll
that he bad made Eiistake In his remarks
touchjnga Tlew Democracy" and that
he should take OCCASION to correct the im-
preston in bis Hamilton speechzwhlct
he did with somewhat Indifferent success.
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Ir the Secretary OF the Navy insists that
,,,h officer must have six new and more
=, I,,s elaborate uniforms, 1t Is to be hoped
M he will supply each one with a bOtisOn'
nm, and bottle Of eau de cologne for state
oos,,ion.. There ought to be no break in
N, completeness Of the regulation milli'
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ri,s second susr Canal.

PARIS, July ls.-The Directors oi the
Sues Canal Company unanimously ap,
proved the agreement relative 10 theSecond
Sues Canal between De Iessepa and thu
British Government
LoSDoS, July 1.-THE newspapers here
say they believe that the acceptance Of the
agreement entered into by the Govern
ment with De Lesseps will not be forced
on Parliament.
LoSpoS, July la.-1n the Common thiI
afternoon Childen, Chancellor Of thI
ExchtQuer In reply to Sir Stafford North
cote said the SueE Canal agreement would
be submitted TO the House by motier
made in Commons, that the sum TO bt
loaned 70 The sues osnal Company BY th'
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| from tfohs1oft uayE: SOunt ue SuAthpOEu
became delirious last night and the death
agony appeared to begin. He had NOT
opened his eyes since noon. He has been
several times in state OF syncope.
The Count de Chambord, grandson Of
Charles y, Is the last apostle Of the doc
trineS Of the divine right Of Kings, unless
We except William |. OF Prussia, who said,
as he placed the crown upon bis owe
head: "l rule by the favor OF God and Of
no one else." Henri Charles ferdinand
Marie Dlendoune d'Artois, Duede Bor-
deaux, was born In the Tuileries, Paris,
September 81, 1870. He believes himself
10 be the only rightiul heir to the throne
oi France, and since the surrender at Sedan
and the issue OF his manifesto, signs him.
self "Henry v" His father, who was
heir presumptiye TO the throne, was assas-
sina,ed February IA, 1890, and great was
the low when. seven mouths later, his
widow gave birth to q Prince. When
Charles \. Gbdicated in favor Of bis grand
9 n, the Due de- Doredeau, the people In:
sisted upon crowning the Citizen King"
and the elder Bourbons were banishsd. In
1889, the Prince visited the courts Of Italy,
With his mother, and in 1871 went to Lon.
don, both visits having political ends In
view.
In lsiO he married the eldest daughter
Of the Duke OF MOdena. In 1850. he ap-
peared at Weisbaden, where a union or
iuslon Of the partisans OF the elder Bour-
bons with tue 0rleanists was elected, but
no attempt was made TO carry out the ar
rangement Alter the capitulalion Of Paris
in 1871 The Count returned 10 France.
The Legitimists were, at this time, strong
enough 10 warrant them attempting TO
place upon the throne the last descendant
Of the old Bourbons, but he committed
political suicide by refusing TO accept the
throne under the tri.color, and lost all,
rather than sacrifice his fidelity to the white
flag Of Navarro.
Ia 1873 u difference between the two
families Of the royal house was remedied
by the acknowledgment Of the Count de
Paris that Count De 0nambord: was the
head. it Is reported that the Count has
aolemnly designated the C1unt de Paris as
hissuccessor.
The life OF the Count de Chambord has
been essentially that OF French political
leader. For exactly twelve days he was
King Of France.
Even his days Of exile have been tingly,
and while he hiss tho getlemRnly attributes
Of education, refinement and intelligence
which benefit King, yet there have been
a shortsightnedness and ianaticism which
proved his ruia. He Is an unusually
handsome man, rather stout and Of
medium height. His greatest power how
ever is 10 q rich musical voice which
would well become General,
Unaffected and gracious In his manner,
the simplicity and amiabilily Of bis nature
are revealed In his frank and honest lace.
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wAsulSGroS, July la-The constituents
Of Representative Dibble, Of South caroli-
na, are making It warm for the honorable
gentleman because Of the views he recently
expressed on the tariff question, and his
advocacy Of the election oi Mr.. Randall for
ne speakeuhip. The newspaper OF the
section had hardly printed the members
views before his iriendA began TO take him
TO task for the same. From all accounts
The speakeTship promises 10 be the rock
on which many oi the Southern delega-
tions will 90 10 pieces, there being little
harmony among them, and no evidence Of
movement 10 concentrate upon one or
other Of tho Distinguished candidates.
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Tho grounds have been fred up q little
and will be still further improved. The
walk from the main entrance to the grand
stand should be heavily cindered and the
driveway grayeled. Il this 10 not done,
and there should be ain, the mud would
be awful. The fences In places want
strengthening, and the wire guards should
be stretched, WhiteWash needs 70 be used
with lavish hand on the fences and about
the stalls and pens. A little paint y need.
ed, and above all general pwetping up oil
old rubbish. This should all be done In
good time, The young NAPLES planted
along the east bank have stood the high
water and are In q ine healthy condition,
In the centre feld evergIeens lave been
planted about the HIake.n Something
ought to be done with that hole.
Along the drive ways and In the orehArd
about one hundred box elders have beer
planted, Maplsa would have BEEN nust
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CAPITAL ouLLINos.

Since the lst Of January the number o
poStmAsterB commissioned averaged ] l,l6I
per month. A large increase over any pre-
vious year.
The records Of the Treasury Department
sLoW that Mrs. Langtry iS the owner o
Of Sia, TOO in s. per cent Government bonds
Her name 10 on the List ot foreign bond
holders,
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Anarchy In Tonquin.

Lospox, July lS,-A dispatch from
Hong Kong, dated the 18th, reports that
Tonquin Is In state Of anarchy. The
French have captured and hanged many
Of the maraudefs, bands Of whom hoyered
about and fred on the out.posts. Never
thelees the latter are still ared on nightly
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JERSEY CRY, N. j., July lS.-The burg
lar shot by officer Donovan Monday might,
died this morning. His name was Ffltz
Acb, or Axe. lie was a native Of Baden
Baden, and camo Of an excellent and well
TO do family. lie began his thieving while
attending Heidelberg University aud was
disowned by his people. lie then came to
America. He had US "pals" Tom Fahey
and Fred Walling, two well known cracks
men. Achs was known to the police as
big Fritz" Fritz was q desperate Charac;
ter and had been several times in the State
prison In New York.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, July lo.-The western
division of the Glassblowers' League ad.
journed to-day, aitrr the session having
adopted the same scale OF wages in force
last year. The Others elected for the en-
suine year are: Wm. Burt, Of Pittsburgh
Manager; Louis Arlington, Delegate al
Large: Executive Committee, Louis Ar
rington, OF Alton; Patrick Havey, Of Pitts
burIh; A. b. Robert, ot Milwaukee; Au
pust Schaup, OF st. LontS.
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CONCORD, n. H., July IS The ed joint
ballot for US. Senator resulted at follows:
Whole number Sl9, necessary to choice
l65, Wm. S. Ladd |, John D. Lyman l.,
Charles H. Burns /, Chester D. J0rdon l,
Samuel O. Eastman ., Benjamin F. Pres
colt 9, Daniel Blrnum 4, jIooh u, Gallin-
ger 4, O-in @. Moore IL, Jeremiah Smith
Is, a. F. Stv ms 10. Gilman MArs.on %,
Mason W. Tappin 10. Jane. +. Briggs 34,
W. Y. Chandler 50, Larry Bingham ll3.
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s,,rD,oY, name not given, says thai
SS.D1 s,. ,oI1 him he paid $4,000 for the
Ho1.. 1.,,ion. 1 lIoadly has his faults, but he
nata'Ia on ,nol enough TO deprsciass his prize
y, ~, cputs on the dollar. U
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r., ,,,5r dollar is good enough as sil'
- ,IH h,, sIt' h i no more legal tender than
.oa. weight in silver Sp> >'ns. ..n. ln,s '0In sho
.. S'r N, produced but one .tatesman VINO
~ MA Ia ,he doctrine that silver tooons "ef'
NV. . .o,S enough circulating medium.
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r,r MsrtInsburg StatSmaa calls him
ARA. Rp,lsr" That wouldn't look well
:, ,bs So,amanI masthead II the Demo.
- .,,ie lie convention should put up "old
S, Sn,,D,o for President. In these days a
,.prslle Republican has a fine chance to
:, 'v,v with a Democratic convention.
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MARIETTA, Ga, July lS.-Frank Cole
and John Bentley, two Cherokee County
youths, yhp liye near Woodstock, are
aspiants for the smiles Of the Spme fair
damsel, Miss Eva Ross. Their rivalry was
carried to such an extent that they agreed
tha. the world was not large enough 10 hold
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BosroS, July IA telegram from Lis
bon gives some particulars Rbont the
wrecked bark Pimpao, hence about the
middle Of May, with crew Of l3 men and
20 passengers. The vessel arrived safely at
Fayal, and landed many Of her passengers
When short distance from that port she
went ashore on an island, and all OH board
except the mate, cook aud one passenger
Upra dFoWnRI
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ALEXANDRIA, July ls.-Forty deaths
from cholera occurred at pamielta yeSter.
day, seventy:three at MansuFah, eleven at
sanarind and three at shirbin.
During % hours ending at s o'clock this
morning there MSS % deaths from Cholera
a! Damietla, Dl At Mausurah, q at Sama'
nong, and "a at Shirbin and 8 at Malta.
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Hn. So Knonle,lre ofIt.

PARIS, July l3.-The French Consul at
Zanzibar has telegraphed 10 the Govern.
ment that he has no knowledge OF the oc.
currences at Tomatave, Madagascar, com.
planned Of by the English Government,
and has requested that report ofthe mat
tar he sent IN him.
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,.h. true that lard for export Is e1
" J V .,,l no adulIsnted stuff allowed te
ln'ssu sso,J' II there ought to be an immeu''
s''"'i11 ism,nd for export lard. In these
home Iultera,iOn it Isl wise hog that
S.",. nj, own lard.
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,-.,,,I RospnASs, swinging IDLY on
os,l soidsn Gate, looks up long enough TO
iSs ~, U.,' Tillen Is TOO old and Hosdly is TOO
~ 'HIa Row il understood TO be nurrinS a
49, s,.,rv.rod Of his own.
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wau,a 4. CuASDtEE is steEdily
..,r,,in, TO that seat in the Senate, a.'d
-S.,, -I "roy and wumpus" we shall have
'.., ,., n, Ssyy portfolio! And the Presi.
Am, rill rils the opposition press by kind
II bpt firmly making his own appoint
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Rn..lan .raHn nurnlnr.

sr. PIrHRsBuRo, July l2-A dispatch
from the town Of Rastor, on the Don, in
the Government Of Yekaterinoslav, says a
large fire Is raging there, aud the whole
town Is menaeed. Rastor hasa population
Of about 5000.
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VOLUME XXXL...NUMBER 27s.

better and cheaper, and prettier in the end.
For example, look at the fne sugar naples
on the old Fair Grounds. Fifty new stalls
Tor cattle are being put up. This years
display Ia going to be very large, and In
TACT, all the departments promise to be
larger this year than last,
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JACKIoSYiLLE, FLA, July l3.-Thc asSas.
sin Of the Withlacooke ferry woman was
her son.ln-!aw, named Werreson, who
wished to get her amall stock Of cattle. He
is suffering from CANCER In tho mouth and
| can live hnt a iaY mnniha LONGER.
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-, I'M scolt law, says the Commercial
.'.s, .ty'g rbs city Of Cincinnati and county
C1L1a1 ,a.ntI,ou no will baye $4,000 more than
. ain a-I for their poor. And this without
wy ling anybody.
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mt md, ihL. STANCE. eyentiul history
HcaIly, the apostle Of the "New Demoe'
r,r,," the man Of many parts and severaI
ur,je, the man who would regulate the
Io.Or traffic in more stringent way and
h one other year-lIoadly wen. down In
otob,r, 1884, aud the wild waves walled
,,,1uieu, the fishes tat.ened on his Stand
.,Io,l, ard Dlrbin Ward lifted up hi
auI, and sAid to the Old Democracy, y
"a you SOL" 1t was the other end o
II H.
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At Ballimore-MetFopolltAn, o. DAlt'
At 81, LOuis-ColumbuS, 4; St. Louis, 9
Al Cincinnati, .; l.onisville,l J.
Al BuhAlo-New York, 8; Buffalo, 0.
At Detroft-Boston, 8 Detroit, 7.
At AtPltbbuPh-AthletiC, 4; Allegheny, J.
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