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IN FULL WAR PAINT,
The Republican Clans Gather in Cleve-
land for TO-day's Fray.

ne hepuDhlCoH
land for TO-day's Fray.
CLEVELAND, o., April 22.-The Arthur
men were showing adisposition to die hard.
They are the first to go into camp here,
and they express a determination to stay
till the last picket is driven in. More than
half the Federal Office holders in Ohio are
here. Just what for may never be known,
but that they are here on FOOLS errand
seems assured, for a regular Blaine hurri.
cane is beginning to blow which tomorrow
will sweep verythiDg before it.
Tonight reporter was shown a rough
draft OF the platform, or, rather, part OF
of it, which is to be adopted here on
Thursday. One of the planks is an ar
raignment OF the Legislature for not
sbolishiHg the convict contract labor sys-
tenn. The law as it now stands is denounced
as a fraud, and a continuance Of the sys.
tenn in an aggravated form. The resolution
porceeds and becomes srgumentstIve, and
undertakes to show at length that the Peet
bill was what the workingmen uf the State
expected and demanded. Mr.. FehTenbatch
feels that he has done very able piece Of
Nork In DRAWING up tnls resoiutton'
Theu there Is one more resolution agreed
upon, being in substance that the liquor
interest of the State having been bassly
deceived by the Democratic party, should
and would return t. its old ally, the Re-
publican party. These are the most nota'
nle thirgs that will enter into the plat
form 10 be promulgated on Thursday. The
formulation of the liquor plank has been
left 10 Hon. X. c. Parsons and Hon. Amos
Townsend, and 1t is admitted that they are
very sleek ones. In addition the platform
viii contain brass plated indorsement OF
Artbur's administration and the usual
plstiiudes.
The slate as agreed on tonight for dele
gates at large is as follows: Hon. K. Z.
Parsons, Ex-Governor Chas. Foster. ex-
Governor +. +. Noyes, and General @. Il.
Grosvenor, under pledge to support Blaine.
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MAHoNE's HOSTILITY TO BLAINE.
He Says the Virginia Delegates VIII be
Pledged to Arthur.

He Says the Virginia Delegates VIII be
Pledged to Arthur.
WASHINGTON. April 22.-The Capital rep
resents Senator Malone as saying: "Those
young Readjusters who called on Blaine
last week made great mistake. They say
1t was simply q social call. That's all very
we'll. But it was ill-advised, ill-timed.
This is no time for social calls on Blaine.
Our position in regard to Blaine ought not
50 be misunderstood or misrepresented. He
has done everything he could 70 hurt the
Readjuster party since it first attracted his
attention. He is our enemy. As long as
l have any influence in the Readjuster
party it will not give Blaine the slightest
support anywhere. This week We hold
our State Convention. We will elect
twenty.four delegates to Chicago. Now,
mark my word, every one of them will go
instructed and pledged for Arthur"
Understood 10 Favor Blaine.
DETROIT, Mich, April 22.-The Republic
can District Convention in the eighth Con-
gressional district was held at East Saginaw
to day. W. S. Turck and w. f. Watson
were elected delegates TO the Chicago con-
vention. They are understood to favor
Blaine.
blaine In Kansas.
CoScoRDIA, KANSAS, April 22-The Re.
publican Convention OF the Fifth Congress.
sional District met here to day and elected
T. G. Culph end T.. A. Berry delegates to
the Chicago Convention. Resolutions name
Blaine as the choice Of this district for
President.
EdmuHds Tn Massachusetts.
BosroN, April 22.-The Ninth District
Republican Convention elected as delegates
to Chicago r. r. Bishop and Joseph G: Ray.
They are announced to favor Edmunds.
His Chances are Slim.
PrrrsBURG, Pa, April 22.-The Venango
county Prohibitionists to-day nominated
DR.. ]. +. Borland for Congress in the
Twenty seventh District
They Go Uninstructed.
BosroN April %. The Fifth Congresson-
al Republican Conveption elected John F.
Andred and Ephraim Stearns delegates to
Cbicsgo, No instructions about the Presi-
4 onCv.
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tenants, Charles J. Badger and Il. J. Hunt;
Ensigns. w. F. Chambers, w. s. McClay
and A. A. Ackerman; Passed Assistant
Surgeon, +. s. Nash, and Passed Assistant
Engineer, William II. Vanman.
On motion Of Mr.. Budd a resolution wss
adopted by the House yesterday setting
apart the Sd Of May for the consideration
Of the bill amending the Chinese Immigra-
ton act. Mr.. Turner, OF Georgia, gave no.
tice that be would to-day call mp the Kan
SIS contested election case of Wood w.
Peters.
The following letter was received at the
Post Office Department yesterday from
postmaster az Mutt New Mexico: Our
town has gone to the sweet by and by
only one family left. respectfully res'gn
my position as P. N. here. Westward the
star Of empire takes its way and also tie
p. M. Very respectfully, g. NJ. GREGG"
Secretary Chandler yesterday issued his
final orders to Commander Schley, of the
Greedy expedition, which sails from New
York day.
The Senate in executive session yester-
day confirmed the dismissal of Wicker,
collector at Key West, for secretly aiding
Aguero.
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"To BE OR NOT TO BE?"
The Question which Will Trouble
MANY aa Arthur Man To-Day.

Many aB Arthur Man To-Day.
UTICA, n. Y, April 22.-Nearly all the
DELEGATES for to.morEow's convention have
arrived and onight whisky is flowing free
and talk freer. The Blaine and Arthur
men are alike claiming everyttiog with a
confidence that to the disinterested is as
perplexing as it is amusing, but from all
appearances it would seem that the Presi-
dent tomorrow will meet with the Water
loo which will settle his political fortu aes
20 far as the Presidency is concerned lor'
ever.
From the best and most reliable data that
can be obtained the Blaine side will have
sufficient votes to seat the Blaine dele
gates in all the contested districts. Nothing
short Of blundering or mismanagement
will prevent it. That, according to ex'
Senator Platt's calculations. will make the
asa delegates stand as follows: Blaine,
PSI; Arthur, 1875; Edmunds, i3. Should
the Edmunds vote all go over to
the Arthur side, with the four
delegates at large, the Blaine men will still
have majority, but OF the torty-three
Edmunds men over one-half have been
elected by the direct aid of the supporters
of Blaine against the efforts of Arthur's
friends TO defeat them, and are therefore
assumed TO be for Blaine as between him
and Arthur. These facts leave but little II
any doubt as to how the convention will
stand.
The Arthur men will endeavor to COM
bine with the Edmunds delegates ano
make up delegation at large by dividinCg
them between Edmunds and Arthur, and
also put on Wbitelaw Reid to catch some
OF the Blaine vote and thus secure four
delegates at large as being preferable to
none; slso to gain the prestige OF having
beaten Blaine in Arthur's own State. On
a combination OF that kind is now based
their only apparent hope of preye lting the
election Of four delegates at large for
Blaine.
1t appears to be settled that the State
Convention will nominate the State ticket,
name the Presidential electors and the new
State Committee, thus avoiding another
State Convention this year. There was at
one time q talk of renominating the two
Court of Appeals Judges whose terms ex.
pire this year-Judge Andrews Rep and
Judge Rapallo dem. with the idea thai
the Democrats would nominate the same
men and thus remove the election Of
JuGges out of the political controversy
Rut during the last two or three weeks this
talk bas been in measure abandoned and
the nomination of two Republicans is b..
ing urged. Judge Andrews will unques.
tionabIy be one Of the two.
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STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
To bs Held ~, Graftsn May ,ist ssa
2asd.
!Spoiai 20 me Reoistv.


FArHsosJ, w. Va, April 22.--1hs 9TH
State Sunday School Convention will b
held at Grafton Oh the 2ist and 22nd'dsys
Of Msy. This convention. will elect tvsiv
delegates and twsIvo sltsrastss' TO the In
tsrnntionsl Sunday School Convsnuoe
which wilisssmbls st Louisvills. KY, %.
the Iltb, 18th and 18th OF June, 1884.
We have simed 10 make our programme
for the State convention sminenuy psscti.
cal and hsve the promiss OF able. earnest
snd elaqaent educators to addsess the con.
yentioD.
The. ,itirsps OF Grafton win provide free
.piertsinm.nt Reduced rates OF tra1s'
portstI, will be obibined. To our stsie
eonysn,ions We cordially invite nounty snd
distriri eonveations ana al Sunday schools
of the stsie ~ send dsisgstes. We .dssirs
the tborouph organization OF 6uuds>
schools into district snd. county eone
lions. Come. brother vorksfs, 0 ueIy
nstns. come 10 Grafton and epcourses tse
i.,chit "a Of The Words al fifs spd tbsfeoy
Of, vas the mental sud moral conditioo O
The pssple OF our beloved btats.
BY eIder OF the excessive oomTistes'
JOHN q. BkGss.
Chairman.
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BeNWoop.


Ths Rtyessfae stss3 wsvksfe Bsssos
PsssSss1 Sstss-,
abeosaJ . ~ ReDsAe.
auvsop, Apdl 22-Dspafy Bh~s4
Chris n ttbsws- uss In from ths county
ssst ysstsrdsy.
Mr.. Montsonsry. Of The vicinity OF ssss.'
ysyd, was In tekA to-day.
Some time since The Hsnsood Ifes
WORKS Cowy4sy purcbsssd The sslfisedsee
erected at ths expense q The nAilsfs' no
them.
Y,om n,ss,ut indicaiisns tbs Rtysfsids
s,,s, plsn, will Be r. working erdsf ~
Is,tsY peut nj next msaih.
coi ~ Etsbes snA ~. Lsee ncnseheo
,s,orue 4 20. day from their mp - tes IAko
,sore Of sbs Boetsss Stsss. 80 ess yesy
.p,h osisstic over tAst pass o. ~ oooeoys
NJ " NcJiIson Tssasssd to<sy lsso
Charleston Snd osAp poion.
Tts Sch ilier esoYsI Deeiet eese.eoeo y.
Jossph Ahmyssasd family Meacsy 49,
ipg % they Teoove - wneeneg
An spfsftatsmsse WI
RsnaSr: s,s 49, s'yf yfss. I'd !. - S:s
ss,e,,sinmsat Of he Mind ssas Gissn thsse
R.nvoo1 3 cesvsIesc % aftB ~ 0tooooa.
t,oc. nd r ths HDs of SeoeeA sfeps -
SutSuIjlipss - slmost Secesees1
Itis tsid that fhe stips ~ -. niue -
an. essss1n boundary bast Sesdesoo -
~ "a iseensus hOusss Aeoo0inesee
auie<uo boxss,1 ineeenfe. -.
WsieY street IN ceDtre weg90 eee<1 ~
"a out ,ospevhal by me tsesle ole1e4 neo
| diGtrept sscsioas OF the essy. -ss.a
non,bsr 81 buiidinEs hsye - ssssee
| sir e. the Ysesnt dood. -
B.pgood 10 70 bsys eoms oSs -
tsicora n ibe bsaf tainsh
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burg. win be nominated as candidate for

burg. will be nominated as q candidate for
the Legislature.
4 On the contrary at the Democratic eau
Gus, the representative Democrats were
united in their efforts to place an unexcep-
tional ticket before the people this fall.
The system of primary elections was
unanimously approved, the candidates for
the respective county Offices to be selected
by the Democratic voters Of Harrison
county.
IL is said the Republicans, prior to the
action of the Democrats, were contemplat-
ing a similar scheme, but have since de-
teImined not to leays 1t to the voice of the
people, but cast the die" in convention,
which is likely to be packed or controlled
by scbemiDg politicians.
There is every prospect that the Demo
crafts will carry Harrison county by al
overwhelming msjority, and that some OF
the Republicans who have been feasting at
the public crib will be turned out.
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the BLAINE BOOM ON THE WANE
among the Republicans of Harrison
Harmony Among the Democrats.

Harmony Among the DemOcrats-
Special Dispatch to the Register.
CLARKsBURs, w. Va, April 2l.-Your re-
porter in the account furnished the REsIs,
TER regarding the Republican Convention
Of Harrison county, published in the issue
Of the 18th inst, was mistaken in regard
to Gen. r. s. Northsolt bossing the Con-
yention, for from another standpoint he
was rather ''bosssd," for he Is opposed to
B aine and declines to attend the Conven-
lion at Martinsbuig to which he was ap-
pointed delegate, on account of the B'sioe
instructions. Gen. Northcott Is for Arthur,
John A. Los an, Joe Havisy, Edmunds or
John Sherman. Mr.. Blaine is his Ska
choice. 1t is supposed that the Blaine res
olutions would not have been adopted bad
il not been for Gofi's name being coapled
with that of Blsins. OF course all the Rs-
publicans If Harrison county wished 70
compliment God. The Blaine boom Is on
the wsne. Harmony does not prevsii In
the Republican ranks. No doubt much
dissatitfac,ion wilt he occssioHed by locAi
differences in the County Conventien. II
is thought that Mr.. G. W. Lynch, the SEQ
retsty 0f TIE lse msss meeting ut Cisrks
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COMPLETED AT LAST.
The work OF the House Committee ON
Pacific Roads.

The work Of the House Sonan0oo
Pacific Roads.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The House Com
mittee on Pacific Railroads finally COM
pIeted this morning, and made resdy 70
Isrort, the Thompson bill revising the
Thurman Sinking Fund act. The Dill
authorizes the Secretary OF the Treasury
70 withhold for the requirements OF the
sinking fund all sums assessed the gov
sTpme1t BY the roads named IN tns ac'
for TRANSPORTATION of any kind whatsoever,
innlu6ipg the transportation OF mails. Inc
amount OF the sinking fund reserve was
fxed AT 35 per cent. Of the net earnings vi
ths roads. The effect of the act WILL oe 70
ssSnre from the Kansas and Union faoIuc
road about one million dollars more per
sDnnm for the sinking fund than unaer
Ibs mrs sent law; $SOo,0O more from me
Central % Pacific, and $4,000 more from 10 rae
csntrSl brssch OF the Union Pacific. Ioe
committee thinks the bill will leave que
from the Union Pacific only the principal
of iIs loan. that the same will be true OF tne
On trsl Pacitic, and that at the ume sas
Sebt falls due in 1898 the principal slohe @
viii be outstanding to the credit Oh 'ns
Government.
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NEAL ON TRIAL.
Alf. Burnett still Taking a Hand in
the Case.

the Case.
GEAYsoN, KY, April 22.-The trial OF
Wm. Neal has now fairly begun. The work
of grinding ont jurors is monotonously
going ON. OF tbe two hundred summoned
only four have been taken, sixty. one ex-
hausted. The main objection being in
keeping with the ruling OF Judge Rice,
viz: An opinion formed from the evidence
given in the newspapers or from the state
ment of Craft on the scsffold disqualities.
In case of an attack the guard, numbering
forty.two, are sufficiently strong to repulse
any attack.
The followlngis letter from ALI. W.
Burnett to Vim. Neal received this morn.
ing, and given in full:
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 10.
William Neal:
DEAR SIR-Be sure to write to James H,
Furguson at this place and ask him to
come down on the 22d. He is one OF the
very best lawyers in the State, but no supe-
rior to Mr.. Freer. l specially want your
counsel 10 summons witnesses to impeach
Jim Heflin and disprove the towel story.
hope to have the Gibbons breastpin before
thst time, and will try and come down
when you telegraph me.
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Loan OF $1,000 Asked Rs Bread
Eund.

COLUMBIA, S. C., April 22.-Relisble IN
formation confirms the reports OF suffering
trom destitution in Chesterfield county
A communication from Z. B. Q. Cash
calls iar the loan Of $1,000, which he Will
devote 10 the care Of those in the immedl
ate vicinity Of his house. He says IN MS
Communication that 5000 will be needed
10 carry over until the next crop Is par
Vested he people for whom he nov asks
the 81 600 loan
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Cr.zed by Her Chiia's Disappearance.

BRIDeEroRr, CoNN., April y. - MISS
Annie Topps, the l5,year-old daughter OF
George Topps, disappeared from her home
on Sunday, and has not since been heard
from. Her disappearance was kept secret
lin TO- day, when Mrs. Topps became vio'
Iently insane through her daughters
shssrcs. The girl, was we'll educated, very
pretty, and we'll developed. 1t is thought
that She became restiye under restraint,
and ran away to marry some unknown
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AZ EIoDeneut Kills Her Father.

of the Oldest steambostmen of America
died at Ithaca.
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Goa, 1 do feel 30 nicel' said young girl
of nineteen years Il don I feel ss il hsa
8 head or stomach, or anything" hst
vet hssdsches, bsekaches, stomach acaes
spd many other Bohes, svel.ings, ssieS,
etc, troubled her before she took Or. Guy
totI's yellow Deck aud SArsspirila. This
ren,edy re. torsd her to perfsci health. IS %
indicated ny her clear con- fis Xidss, smooth
tkia and bright eyss. Il will Teiiegs %
siluents peculiar to female Rie.
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GENERAL CRIMINAL MATTERS.
Pennsy Iyania Railroad Stock and
other Securities Gone.

VtHHNA FSeNIIHHHHN" NV"S'
PHILADELPHIA, April PA. B. Long a
resident of Lewistown, Miftlin county, Pa,
entered the Broad Street Station about 10
o'clock this morning to take train out Of
the city. He incautiously placed his sat-
cbei on a seat and left it unmatched for a
few minutes. Upon returning to the spot
his travelling bag had disappeared. 1t con:
tanned certificate for eighty.one shares oil
nearly s. 600, in the name of A. B. Long;
a certificate of deposit of $4,000 in the
Grand Rapids National Bank, Grand
Rapids, Michigan, and three promissory
notes sggregsting over $4,000. Payment
on the certificate of deposit and the notes
has been stopped, and it is likely that the
thieves will realize little from their plum
der
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LniIcrY Men Arrestetl.
THE DEATH RECORD.
The GreatLeyeler.

WASHINGTON, April 22,-Simon Rufus
Cameron, nephew Of Simon Cameron, and
cousin Of Don Cameron, committed suicide
here last night at his home on Fourteenth
street by means of hydrate OF choral. He
was Just recovering from aprotracted spree
and was suffering from depression.
An EIopement Kills Her Father.
QUINCY, April 22.-Hirsch Levy, well
known Hebrew citizen, aged 20, fell dead at
his supper table tonight upon being in
formed that his youngest daughter, Re-
becca had married during the afternoon
and run off with q young sporting man
named NJ Troy. The matter had oeen
concealed from him by his family SO that
his wife might break the news TO him. de
leaves larHe family of grown children.
The Boy Orator Passes Away.
LEXINGTON, KY, Apri! 22.-Jodie Cozin,
the boy orator." aged 10 years, died here
last night.
One ofthe Oldest SteambOatnleu Gone.
New York, April ct d. Wilcox, one
of the Oldest steambostmen OF America,
died at Ithaca.
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r-ar. m.ina An a Rnuhoaf.

GHEkNPoRr, N. Y, April 22.-rhe Harold
T. Bibber, a rowbost twelve feet in length,
Captain John Trainer, from Bath, Me, for
New York, was spoken off this places on
Lorg Island Sound, shout thres o'clock
this afternoon. The Bibber had been four
teen days out.
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PAIPArArIoS or rapid beating OF the
aesrt followed by periods OF complets ces-
AIcn, is caused chiefly by nervousness
sne Pad blood. II the disease Is neglected
u y liable to result seriously, especially AZ
S,me ,ume Of sudden excitement. Purify the
olood, strengthen the muscular and nery-
Tus ~ system, governing the heart, by using
IOnysoti's yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
a nc you viii soon be rid OF every trace Of
tsslltetion.
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MAST Of The bitteYs and qasck postruns
Of The dsy are also sdvsft'sea Ios eoAsane
linn On the plan tha, tbs only thsss that
HE es,ug" won't cure is the asafid9os,
igu uoble greed Of the proprisios. D3n't %
ascsiysd. The bess remedy Tor strength
,nipg fhe lungs. soothing al Irritation.
srd sioppinz She ,ough, ~ Dr.. Wi.tsr..
UHlsfa. o! Wild ObeSry. Il bss cnsed
nspy tife. y mere physicians hnd giTss ap
lpps.
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stv ORLEANS, April 22-Tas forms
opening of the session Of tbs Saprens
Lodge of the World, Knights 81 Pythis
took place II 0id fellozs ball. Ths
boildipg was decorsted With bsnne.s
osndsr's spd Other insignia OF tse osdsr
The suprsuss Representatives wsre esco,fsA
TO the bali by unifermsd fAAk Of the Crss-
cent and Orleans.
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seys,,,e, BuiIdisx. Buysed.
rr.,es,ans Episcopal Bf,hsps' Medic

RTotestnnf Bptseepai ntSeSD~
New YoEK. April 22.-Tns House OF
Bishops OF the Protestsu Doiscopsl Church
Of the United States convened this mosn-
ing fer the purpose Of Isctinss numbsr
Of missionary bishops. Aquorun not be-
inc pressnt the meeting sdjousnsd untLi
tbs sfternoon. Among tue b.shops plss-
ent were Is shop Whipple. OF Minnesota;
MeIsyen, of Chicago; Wake. of Northern
n.kots; Seymour, Of Springfield, Itaa :
Brown, = fou du La, Wis.,; and BnSsss,
OF Quincy, Ills.
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Drink Did a All.

CHICAGO, April 22.-Edgar L Spencer, eE-
Auditor of the American Express Com
ps ny, to day appeared before Justice Of
he Peace, and while his hands shook as
with the palsy, expressed hope that he
could he sent 10 the Washingtonlan Home.
He was accommodated. Through drink he
ras lost a position that WAS paying him
1900 a year, aud has come down from
ease and sihuence to poverty and want.
Lottery Men Arrested.
CovIYGroN, KY, April 22.-J. J. Douglas
and r. B. Spence, managers of the Henry
College Lottery, were arrested to-day by
General Edgarton, Herrick and Hanna,
postoffice Inspectors, on the charge OF US
inc the mails for lottery purposes. They
were taken before Commissioner Finnell
aud released on bail.
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the POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
so,arEa Maekey's visit 20 "ssnihx'
tom ExpIained.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-It has JUST tran
.u;,oJ that John Mackey came hare on
Sunday night at the request of the Post
- Committse to make full expisna
'ion ~ his postal telegraph project and
documents thereto also the SosSs Of Souds
w en- @ 20 the committee yesterday as
wee ,H sI' for carrying out contract II
secuLs,S secsS 10 do general business at ten
aHarusssu ss,so cent rate 70 all points In the
Sni,sS Spd Hi states. II Msckey gets the award ward
Unifso fSosIish J capitalist now With hiu vii, val,
an sats one million pounds startling OF postal
,nfpa
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The Governor Of Missouri has been jeal-
Gus Of the hattering attention gwen to the
outlaws; bnt he still continues to recon
mend to all his constituents the famous
DR.. BulPs Cough Syrup for couges and
colds.
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Arrested for rrespass.

RlcrToGD, W., April PA special tram
ta'run over the Montreal, Portland ana
bos'on railroad, yesterday, from Fsrnham
to Freleighsburg, P. O., and all the train
hands With Superintendent MacD D;armid
ard General Roadmaster Shanks have baen
arrested at the InsEigstion Of Ashley HID
taid for trespass.
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The whisky Fool Again In RorSe.

CIxolSxArI. D., April 22.-The vhi.ky
pool is again rs.sstabiishei. The Exscu-
tive Committee have held q meeting and
ratified Sl.IO as The price and it will be
sept ut that tsr few days whaa 81 sd'
vance is Xnacted.
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wrecked by q Misplaced switch.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, April 22.-Fve cars
and locomotive on the Central Hudson
were thrown to the Erie canal tonight
by q misplaced switch. The employees es-
capped by jumping. A brakeman was in
jured. The cars were piled upon the loco
motive and all demolished. Goals from the
furnace set fl e to the wreck. The whistle
valve on The engine was thrown open and
lts contip nous sound alarmed the city.
Four Of the cars were losdei with mer.
chsndiss and one with dried apples; all
lost. The loss exceeds $40, 900.