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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-18
POLITICAL OPINIONS.

II Gerera Sherman has any thought Of
running for President he should see to it
that Keifer is gagged for the summer or
sent TO Jail or transported out o. the couu-
try. Keifer is in favor of Sherman for
President. t.-Philadelphia Times, Ind B.
A large number of people will be sur
prised If, when the Democratic caucus
meets next December, Samuel J. Randall
should be nominated for speaker on the
first ballot. We shall not, however, be
amsng the number. - Boston Traveller
Rep.
The carefully manufactured stories of
6isaflectiOn in the Old Guard of the Ohio
Democracy are blown to the wind by ex.
tracts-not manufactured interyiews-from
letters from nearly every county in the
state, which we publish elsewhere. There
is no disatFection.- News Jour.
nal, Dem.
There are two reasons why the Republi-
can party cannot be eXhonerated from the
charges heretofore made against it simply
because its bookkeeping Is declared to be
fauItless. The books Of the De-
troit Custom House, for instance, would
balance Just as we'll if the salaries paid to
strikers and wire-pullers we're really en-
tered as so paid, instead of appearing to b.
pa:d for legitimate work.-Detroit Free
press (Dem y
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AppOIntms0t &,
WESTON.


sehosI Teachers Appsisisd s"s tie
Year Visitors - Tsws-Osh<S SsS
teFs
Special 70 ths Rrgist~.
wprox, July 1.-THE School Commis-
sioners OF the independent district Of
Weston met Saturday evening and elected
the following teachers for the ensuing
wear: Principai-Rev. ]. W. Kesble. Pirst
assistant, w. u. McGasy; second asslst
ART Miss Abbis Clifton; third assistant,
Miss Mary Tisrney, foarth assistant: u.
N. CbidestsY; Fifth assistant, Mrs. Mary
Bland, and siEth sssistsut, his Annie
Wright.
Brock, DIR. Gssmirs sDd John hsndsi, Al
OF Wheeling, arrived here Saturday even
ing and left on Sunday morning fol bssa'
ton and Webster coaAitss on . RshinG ana
hunting excursion. Thsy wsre fu!Iy
equipped, having I'll the material nssdsd
or, an zsursion Of that kind.
Dr. Fhnnsry, Of NJ Hops Hospital, near
Bsltin,Sre, 10 visiting friends here.
NF. william ShsW, Of fAeh<s, Aass., 70
here - speud the summer with hSs 500 NJ
Law, hs w. Y. Lively.
Themss x. HOdsss and wife, kSsses Anna
CstIvb>lI, Ettis Boyers, Ole IAvbesd and
Dtss Dorssy, Ill OF MosgaotoWs, are reI,s'
t< s,d st the Bailey HOUSE.
Josepb H. Haaethosns and aifs, ot kink'
wood, scent Monday 10 our midst
Camden Somers, Of Clasksb1fg, 70 hsfe j..
Quite Q Aumber u school tsachsrs psssed
through hsrs on thsif wsy - BocshAenon
10 attsnh the T0achsn AooctstSos, Wbcn
. meets thsss this week.
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the INVESTIGATION.
Bliss Try Ing 10 Uslsad hts Stase0ea
n an InterytsW On Q DSpersep.

Bliss Try Ing 10 Csload hts Statement
- an IaterStsW ea . Dspsrsss.
WASHINGTON, July lin the Hill In.
vestigation to-day the chairman read the
following letter:
MAGNOLIA, MAS, July Is.
To the Hon. John C. Nur, Chdur stH!
| have the honor TO acknowledge the ~.
ceipt, at this place last evening, Of your
telegram, saying the committee desired my
presence in Washington early this
week. This summons, presume, Is upon
the belief or supposition on the part OF the
committee that ! am able TO give testimony
relating TO the charges against the su,
peryising architect now being Investigated.
and such impression, venture n assume,
further arises out OF the publication in the
ST. Louis Post. Dspsteh what purports to
be an interview with me, which supposed
had been disposed Of 10 your committees
satisfaction. beg now to repeat what i
said TO You while In Washington
in reply 10 your verbal request oi suS'
gesiion that | should appear as q witnes,
before your comIntttee, via: That ! had
no krowltdge or information Whatever
touching the subject, matter oi
your investigation, and II ] was
TO appear before your committee,
such would he my statement ! have no
desire to appear in contemp, of yonr COM
mi,t.e, and have nothing 20 avoid In the
matter except useless and expensive
Journey. ! trust that under the circum'
stances YOUR committee will kindly relieve
NE from the attendance demanded.
Signed W. II. Bliss,
C0leman's Reply.
Coleman read in reply an editorial srti.
Gle published in the 81. Louis Post Dis
patch on July Iith, stating that the trust
worthy and guileless reporter who inter.
viewed Bliss, 10 willing to make affidavit
to its accuracy.
Tie editor also remarks on Bliss failure
20 point ou, any defects In the report dur
ing his stay in 81. Louis, and charges him
With attempting TO unload on the reporter,
Coleman added the article was entitled
10 crcdence equally with laiss letter.
An attempt vas made by the prosecu-
ton TO take up the charges OF corruption
in connection with the construction Of
slate roofs for the public buildings, but
no progress was made and the committee
sd iournCd,
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QUICK WORK.

Kentucky Justice Administered In
that Order and Rapist viii stretch
n Rope.
MAYsvILLE NY, July l7.-This afternoon
as the jury in the Cooper case retired the
Emmett guards escorted Saul Bulger from
the Jail TO the court house, amid a great
crowd Of people on the streets, where he
was TO be arraigned for rape. In the court
rosm the Indictment was read TO him.
His attorneys told him not TO crimin.
ate himself. He replied his mind
was perfectly clear; that he was guilty, aud
he wanted to be hung legally, but not by
a mob, and wanted 10 cause rs little trouble
as possible in a trial A jury was impan.
cled and he repeated the plea before them.
In ten minutes they returned with yer.
dict OF guilty and sentence OF death. Bal.
ger received the verdict unmovcd, and WAS
returned TO jail in one hour from the Time
he Hss taken out.
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THE SENATORIAL DEADLOCK.
Chandler and stevens Friends Claims
The Probable Dark Horse.

CoScoKD, n. H, July lit is stated on
the best of authority to night that Briggs
will withdraw from the Senatorial contest
before q vote will be taken tomorrow.
His supporters will go largely to
Chandler. Toppan and Marston, Chaud-
ler's friends claim his vote will
reach in the neighborhood of eighty
on the next ballot. The Stephens men
have confidence tonight and will have 8
decided vote for him through tomorrow at
least Ray is still prominently spoken of
as dark horse, although he may not sp-
pear in the list to morrew.
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THE NAVAL UNIFORM.
Il oMcer's Opinion % the Pro.
pessd chasas.
the INVESTIGATION GOING ON,
With No Prospects Of an Early Adjourn.
ment. ~ Predicted Last Week
6saeral National Cap
ital News.

wAsHrxoros. July IA prominent M.
val officer in speskins tonight Of the uni.
form regulations Issued few days ago
ssid: Down with the whole thing. g.
pecially the stiff cooked hats and helmets.
About 20 per cent OF the office1 OF the
navy feel that captain and
q Lieutenant Commander have been
chiefly instrumental in forming this
regulation on the navy, which, for the
present, is suspended, and hope II will
so remain. Next winter Congress should
make the present uniforms the permanent
one, and moi permit any change except BY
an act OF Congress, on petition os ct least
50 per cent Of all the officers Ia the service.
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POlKS TRIAL.
The Jury Sworn Iu and the Examiua-
lion of Witnesses Begun Yesterday. Y

NASHVILLE, July 1.-THE jury was sworn
in on the Polk trial TO day and the exami-
nation of the States witnesses commenced.
Robert Campbell, former chief clerk in
the Comptroller's office, Isaac Ravel, the
present chief clerk in the Secretary OF
States office, and Joseph c. Fleming, a
former clerk of ex-Treasurer Polk, were ex.
amined. The laIter's testimony was full
and explicit He stated he was simp
ly an employe of the ex-Treasurer,
and paid out money as ordered by
lis employer He said that in April, 1882,
when the investigating committee was ap.
pointed at special extra session OF the
Legislature, to examine Folks accounts, in
order TO meet deficit of 500 900, that
Polk deposited number of fictitious drafts
on the various State repositories, TO make
coed the amount. When the examination
and accounts were passed on by the CON-
mittee he Withdrew these drafts and gave
his check for them and so Strengthened his
books
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Tn. s,r.xue MANSION Estate

PRoyIpExCE, K. l., July 1.-THE Sprague
=. spsion states of this city were sold at
auction to d,y. The prices obtained were
low. The Fanny SDrsgue house was
bought by the Union Company for S2S lOD;
Mary SpTague's house by James G, HAddsn,
for SOS OOO. The greenhouse and lot aLd
buildings, containing $3.50 square feet,
by the Union Company for 80 cents per
foot, and another lot containing 50 +05
sousre foot, by the Union Company for
"a CENTS ner foot
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Joint Debates.

DIS MoINEs. Ia. July l7.-Gov. Sher.
man and Judge Lime, the Republican and
Democratic candidates for Governor, had n
meeting to-day and arranged for joint de
bates at the following times and places
independence, August 20; Postville, Aug
20; Webster City, Sept. II Cherokee, Sept
Is; Atlantic. Sept. is; O.ceola, Sept. -;
Oska,oosa. Sept. 81; Mt Pleasant, Sept 25
Dewitt. Sept. 2S: Cedar Rapids Sept. 81
Des Moines. Oct. 3.
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OUR EDUCATORS.

They Meet At Buckhannon, Yester.
day and Hold and Interesting ses
siOH-LiveIy Interest Msntfesfed.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
BUcKHANNos, July 1.-THE WestVirginia
Educational Association convened in its
fourteenth aunual session here to-day,
Supt. Butcher presiding, and Professo
Crago, secretary. Capt. Poundstone de-
liyered the address of welcome, in hand
some style, which was neatly responded to
by President Butcher. The subject OF
practical education was discussed BY Pro.
lessor Watson. of Warrington, and paper
on the requisites of the new education,
read by Professor Stevens, OF Buckhannon.
There is large attendance of teachers,
entertained by our citizens, and a lively
interest is manifested.
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the SAENGERBUND.
The Big Time at Buffalo Yesterday
Everything Going Along Smoothly.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 1.-THE Second
and Third concerts of the Saengerfest took
place to-day. The attendance was very
large, particularly at the evening perform.
ance. The enthusiasm IS unbounded and
,there has not been a single hitch in the
programme as yet. The city is very lively
and bands with different organizations pa.
rade the streets after the concerts. The
different headquarters Of the societies are
crowded night and day. The weather,
although threatening rain, is delightful.
Great preparations are being made for the
grand parade and picnic Of the soci eties at
Buffalo Park on Thursday. The affair
promises to be an elaborate one.
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sHAyokrx. Pa, July IA freight train
on the Reading railroad, about mae from
here. Was badly wrecked to-dsy, thirteen
csrs being thr own from the track By s.rik.
ing COW. Tm. Tbomas, OF this plecs,
wss killed, and James Hudmsn, brake
man, VISA seriously injured. Thomas vas
q uaveli1g salesman.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Our RiIiemen Continue to Do Good
Work-Tbe Hanlan and Ross Race
To.morrOw-General Sporting News.


work-Tbe Hanlan and Ross Race
TO-mOrrOw-Genera Sporting News.
WIMBLEDON, July 1.-THE American
team to-day competed for the cup and $50
presented especially for their competition.
The highest scores were made by Joiner
and Hinman, who tied for the prize.
In the contest to-day for the Queens
cup, Sergeant Mccoy, of the First Southern
Regiment, was the victor.
Three targets have been assigned the
Americans for the international match
and three TO the British. The names OF
the twelve men who will compose the
American team will be announced on Fri.
day.
Hanlan and Ross.
PrEsCorT, ONT, July l6.-Hanlan and
Ross agreed to extend the time Of starting
from 10 6:45 p. NJ tomorrow. Suitable
water failing, the race TO take place be.
tween II A. NJ. and noon, or between and
6:45 the day following.
Notes of the Oar.
PrESyOrr, ONT, July 1.-THE water is
very rough this afternoon. Haniau and
Ross were prevented taking their usual
daily spins. The boatmen expect the
river to be disturbed for few days owing
10 wind. Ross and Hanlan express them,
selves in very good condition and are
ready and do not care about a postpone
ment, being anxious to have the race over.
The New Brunswicker's rowing weight is
now 10 pounds. Hanlan has trained
down fine. The bscker Of Courtney is en-
deavoring to arrange a race with Ross.
A race has already been arranged for
Fulton, y. y, on the 2Gth with Hanlan,
Lee and Hosmer.
Davis. Hanlan's Judge, was with the
champion all afternoon. The betting TO.
night is three and four to one in favor OF
Hanlan. Ross speaks OF opening saloon
in Montreal after the race.
Base Ball Yesterday.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July l7.-Baltimores, 9;
Athletics, l3.
ST.. Louis, July list. Louis, .; Cincin.
natis, 1.
LOUISVILLE, July Il. - Columbus, 4;
Eclipse, ,.
PrrrsBURGm, July I7.-Alleghenies, 6,
Metropolitans, >. Fourteen innings.
CHICAGO, July l7.-Chicagos, 4 Bos-
tons, D.
BUFFALO, July l7.-Philadelphias, 6;
Butislos, Il.
DErEoIr, July 7.-Providence, /; De-
troits, >.
CLEVELAND, July H. New Yorks, /;
ClevelandS, >.
Counsel in the CIarksburg Libel Suit.
SpcciG' TO the Register.
CLARKsEURG, July 1.-THE information
furnished the REGISTER that Hon. John j.
Davis was counsel for Richsrds in the Sian
der suit, is untrue. Mr.. Davis has been re-
tanned by The defense.
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DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
The Contest in Ohio ~ Seen by the Re-
publican Side Of the House.

WASHINGTON, July lT.-"You would be
surprised, said an Ohio man 10 your cor
respondent, ITO see how closely the news
paper people of New York follow the polit
i"al situation in Ohio. They watch it very
carefully, and are really as we'll posted as
though they lived in Ohio. OF course,
don't I mean all of them, but there are Ger
tain men who make it their business to
study politics, and they get it down fine,
county by county, just as those who are on
the ground"
And what do they think OF the situs'
ton
They think the Democrats have an eI.
cellent prospect OF success, and it IS only
by the
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THE CHOLERA SCoURsE.
Its Rayages Continue I'm the East
Gases Concealed by the Villagers.

CAIRO, July 1.-THE Sanitary Commits.
sion is endeavoring to purify Cairo and to
isolate the houses where cholera appeared,
but if the disease takes firm hold in the
city il is probable il will be allowed to take
its course, and that general precaution will
only be taken to check its progress. Baker
Pasha having expressed his opinion that
cordors around the city are now useless
they will probably be shortly all removed.
There is reason to believe that many scat
tered cases occur in the villages daily
which the natives conceal.
ALEXANDRIA. July 1.-THE choleraspread-
ing generally throughout ths country. Inc
Sanitary Commission is taking steps to $50
late Alexandria, in which are thought TO
be cases of cholera. 1t is announced to-day
that 2S deaths from the disease occurred al
Dsmietts yesterday, IS at Mansurah, ana
Is at Samonoud.
PARIS, July l7-All the reinforcements
sent 10 Tonquin arrived Owing TO rains
and great heat the operations will not be
begun before the end OF September.
what De Lesseps SayA
PARIS, July 1.-THE Panama Canal Com-
psny met to day. 1t is reported that Le
Lesseps repeated his former statements
that the canal would be finished at the END
of 1888. He also stated that the chiet gov
eminent engineer would assume the direc
tiop of the active work OF the cable which
would shortly be undertaken. Referring
10 the Suez psoiect De lesseps saso: we
have negotis.ed loyalty without relinquish'
ing any of oar rights
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AN ASSIGNMENT,
4 Graften Mans Hailare CreatsG 0utte
A6ensatiSa In that Town.
i0Decidl to the Re0faer.

GRArroS, July l7.-Quite . sensation wss
created here this morning by the announce
ment Of the assignment of John L. Heck
mer, formerly Mayor of this city, and e1.
Supreme Treasurer Of the Catholic Knights
of America, which position he held several
years. Heckmer was interested in the
furniture and undertaking business at
Cumberland, Md, being concerned in the
firm OF Franheiser & Co, but il is not
known whether the firm in question will
His assets are about s. 900, while his liabili.
ties are not stated. There are creditors in
this town to the amount Of about four
thousand dollars.
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AN ACCIDENT
Which Will Cause the Death Of y Citi.
zen Of ClarksburE.
~ 70

CLARKsBUEG, July III. w. Powell met
with horrible accident this afternoon in
an attempt TO get out OF the way Of the
Cannon Ball express, going west. Mr..
Powell was coming out Of the tunnel on 4
heard behind him. A stone had fallen on
the track, which was not seen by Powell.
and when it was struck by the hand car il
threw Powell off and his clothes were
caught in the wheel. In some way he was
thrown in front Of the car and terribly
mangled. He is not expected 10 recover.
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Good CROps.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July F-Aansgsr
5. NoriR. of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st
Paul Railway, to-day received very en-
coursging reports from the Leading mAr.
chants and road AGENTS in D.kott regard
ing the growing grain, showing the crops
everywhere To be in excellent condition
and we'll watsYed.
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Hardest Work

that the Republicans can regain the su.
premacy there. And if Hosdly carries the
State this fall, it will make MIN the presi.
Dental nominee, sure"
And will he be elected
"If not il will be the fault OF his own
party. If they manage wisely they can
win in 81"
These are the words not only Of an Ohio
msn, but of an Ohio Republican. On the
other hand, there are others who are conf
dent that Hoadly will prove weak man.
Congressman Mckinly is one oil these. He
says the
Republicans will Carry the State.
Why" said he, "Hoadly has TO spend
most of his time in explanations. He is
serenaded, makes li,Ile speech, and then
has 10 go to work and explain his speech,
ana later on explain his explanation, and
so on. He has offended all the old moss
backs by talking about new Democracy
l don't think that Hoadly is going to prove
at all q strong man."
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DENvER'S DAY.
The Opening Of the second Annual Ex.
position by the National Mining and
Industrial Association.

position by the National Mining and
Industrial Association.
DENVER, July l7.-Tais was gala day for
Denver, the occasion being the opening Of
the second annual exhibition OF the Ma
tional Mining and Industrial Exposition
From early morning the city has been
thronged with visitors from all parts of the
country Business Is general suspended.
and the Ceremonies began st noon by pro-
cession Of trades and industries to
the Exposition grounds. The nation
al salute of thirty nine guns was
fred. At the Exposition building an
immense concourss OF people had Assem-
bled. On the arrival OF the procession the
following exercises were held: Prayer,
by Bishop Simpson, of Philadelphia; an
address of welcome in behalf OF Co.oraio o
by Gov. Grant, and in behalf of the city
by Mayor Routt. Tne benediction wa,
pronounced by Rev. C. H. Marshall, aud
the exposition was declared opea by Hon.
". A. St. Loveland, president of the asso
citation.
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A Keu Rrkeae.

Ntx YoRx. July l7.-Articles Of incof'
porstion Of the Delmonico Company. nar
ing for its object the bnilding ana IeSins
OF hotels 10 the United States. has oeen
e., ~. capital o: see5o. .o0.
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A vERITABlE FieN0,
He Eaters she Privacy ~ . ssessshsss
Under False Prctenses HsS Theu Oss-
RACES YOung WOmao.

raEes y YsunE Womss.
WAsHisGroS. July E.-Th.s morning .
man gained admission TO the house OF
family named spein, near the Capitol.
on the declaration tbas he was .
water inspector, and brutally assault,
ed young woman. He choRsd
her into insen.ibiliiy and accomplished
his purpose. The victim IL seriously In.
jured, and may die. The assailant has not
vet been arrested. Under . law passed BY
the last Congress . class of officials.
called water inspectors were authorized to
enter the houses Of citizens for the purpose
OF inspecting the water fixtures 10 ascer'
tain II water was wasted. There vas sons
outcry at the time about the lio.n.r 70 IN.
ysde domestic privacy, but II didn't pre-
vent lis enactment.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Freight Train L. Wrecked and . Pas
aenKeH Train Crashes Into 10.

MAEsHALL, Tx, July T.-On the Texar-
ksps branch OF The Texas and Pacific rail
way this morning several cars Oh west
hound freight went through bridge, one
section OF which gave way, bot no one Was
hurt. Shortly after the si.bound pas.
seDger train came along, the freight not
having time to reach . siding and no tele-
prspb station in reach q collision occurred.
both engines were smashed The psssen.
ge: engineer. it is thought, is fatally injur.
Cd as far as learned no others were hurt.
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W.pts 70 he Protected.

CrScISxArI, July Thames Bulger, in'
dic,ed at Maysville, Ky. for raPins little
girl. has confessed and asks TO De protected
from mob violence. His trial is set for 70
day. The punishment for thss crime ir
Kentucky is death.
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RetteP Outlook.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, July l7.-Fires in the
gss house of the Bethlehem iron works
have been started to keep the furnaces
heated. This is regarded as a step towards
the eally resumption Of the works.
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BUFFALO, July 17.-Col. ]. B. Culver, in
the commission Business at Duluth. died
while being shaved to day. His wife was
waiting for him al the hotel sijniuing the
barber shop.
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A Scramble for Luere.

New YoRE, July lT.-Notice of the con.
test ever the will OF Louis G. H4mmersly
was fiied TO day. He left an estate valued
at about seven millions.
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U,,,.d Ame,tenu MeehanIes.

Pir1ssuRGH. July 1.-THE twenty fourth
annual State convention OF tbs Junior
Order OF United American Mechanics De,
gan its session here to-day. Two huo dfed
delegates. representing e'ghtv-seven com
ellis. with q total meTpersaiP CT isDi
sre ia stteLsnnce,
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New Jersey Democrats.

State Convention will be held at Trenton
Sept. t3Ib.
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Can't Martial Case.

ST PAUL July 1.-THE court martial
case Of Col. Guids Ilges, for duplicating
the psy accoua,s. 5eS.a his Go.a.ag.
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HNa Girls NrnMnell

H. si,is MarkIs and Bessie Marley, drowned
while bathing in the lake here to day.
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A Journalist Dead.

BALTIMORE, July l7.-E1ward Spencer
Journalist and autsac-, Is dad