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MARTINS FERRY.
The Laughlin Mill Working Full Capacity.
General Notes.

UeneTdl NOltss n
Yesterday the I.aughlin mill reSu1sd
work with the new helpers, and everything
worked satisfactorily. The factory will go
on this morning. The scale was signed
Yesterday. Last evening Mr.. C. 5. Robin
son and bride arrived from Morgan county
this State. and will make our city their flu
turc home. 4 number of employees in the
different factories had to knock off Yesterday
on account of the heat Phil McGuire, a
roller at the Standard, had his thumb
mashed last week The Aetna resumed
Yesterday, after brief stoppage on account
of the breakage of roll. Choice cabbage
plants for sale cheap at ShreveS. Se2eral
weddings are on the tapis for this week
The Ladies Union Benevolent Society will
meet at Mrs. C. W. Chessell's, corner Of
Hickory and Third streets on Wednesday
afternoon. Fred Greiner has begun the
erection of a double tenement house on
CARLYLE street. News items are scarce.
Mr. e. W. Chessell left yesterday for Chi
cago to take in the convention. Mrs. Rev.
Campbell, of New Athens is the guest of
Mrs.. A G. Campbell. Martins Ferry will
be well represented at the Beaver pcnie
next Saturday Next Friday Thomas Rob
bins will leave for GAINESVILLE to spend few
DAYS with friends. Hensy Helling. has sold
TO Mr. Welty the lot on the corner Of Han
over and - streets for the uice sun Of
81 900 He will start a saloon John
Mack is enlargiug his residence on Carlyle
street. Yesterday Clarence BurriS left
for Chicago to visit his moth
er and relatives He may remain.
Spikes are being driven at the lower keg
factory preparating to the building of a ware
house. The case of John Mader the
salOonist, set for hearing Yesterday was dis
missed Hay is selling at 50 Yesterday
Alvin Hastings returned to Mt Pleasant
after pleasant visit here. Mr. S. Hop
kinS is at Xenia, attending a meeting Of the
Grand Lodge Of the Knights Of Honor
Home strawberries are around and sell at
IL cents As vet no Socials have been an
noUnced. A Il Campbell is beautifying
her residence bv different improvements
MrS. j. o. Moore has removed into .he
BriedncStcrn building near the Standard mill
and will continue the saloon business A
Kirtz is very low with rheumatism Here
after the Rechab;tas will meet every FridIv
night Charley Burke has gone to work in
the Novelty Mold Works. Yesterday Miss
Lillian Rice left for Sewickly, Pa, 10 make
her future home Mr. NJ Sheets has re-
turned from an extended trip in the interest
of the Elson Glass Works Yesterday Mil
ton. little child of Mr.. Richard Nelson, the
popular painter died and will be buried to-
dav az Walnut Grove at o'clock.
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CHICAGO.
1860 1884.

On the 10th lay Of May, 1900 a RepubG-
Can convention assembled in Chicago, which
iaauguroted the first national triumph for
tha. party. At the time it assembled uni
,rr>al emp, ,;a;iou was that WILLIAM II.
SEWARD the aolest Free Soil leader in the
Union. wouli ne the successful candidate for
the nomination. The contest, however
proved TO be a long and bitter one. /, was
TIE third day before the preliminary fighting
was through and q ballo, reached. DAVID
WuNor Of PrOyiSo" fame was the chair
man. The first ballot resulted, SEWARD
I73. LINCOLN lO2, BArrs IOl C,uERoN 30
McLASE y, WADE 8. DAYTON It, Second
ballot SEWARD ls4!, LINCOLN 1919, scatter
ins&S. Third ballot SEWARD IIll LINCOLN
23l. or ) more than necessary for u choice
and he was declared the nominee. After a
spirited contest HANSrBN HANLtN, Of
Maine was nominated for Vice President
over CASSICs NJ CLAY, of Kentucky. To-
day a little over ryenty-four years from that
time, another Republican Convention
ASSEMBLIES at Chicago and as it inaugurates
the downfall Of the party which came into
power nearly quarter Of a century ago its
proceeding, viii be watched with close in
trrc>,. In the quarter Of a century which
has marked me doninancy Of the Republi-
can .a,syey in this country has beeen written
more history Of blood, fraud, corruption,
reckless speculation, dishOnored names,
total disregard Of constitutional provisions,
.,5i.J,cai prescription, financial wrecks, oP-
PRESTON Of labor bEghted hopes and ruined
l,aseholis. Than ever blotted the annals of
aay other republic. The time for its diSSO-
,...an l.a- come. The American people
>;s,I r,-ady to hand 1t down to its grave.
In the future there viii be no Decoration
Ia, for the Dead organization foy the most
charitable disposition that can be made OF
the National Republican party is to consign
!, 10 an utter and everlasting oblivion.
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BOLD HIGHWAYMEN.
They Attack and Rob Farmer on the JEFF
ferson Barracks Road.

They Attack and Rob a Farmer on the JEFF
ferson Barracks Road.
ST. Louis. Juee Fairly Yesterday morn
ing bold highway robbery was committed
south of Carondelet on thcJefferSOu Barracks
road Anton Daum, farmer residing in
Oakville St Louis county, was in the city
in wagon containing "A lot of farm pro-
duce. His l6-year-old daughter accom-.
panied him. and everything went well until
within mile OF the bridge over the river
Des Pres At point where the road passed
through a dcusr growth OF underbruSh
gang of eight highwaymen surrounded the
team. Two of them sicZed the horses and
two attacked Mr. Daum, who was sitting on
the seat. They hit him over the head with a
beer faucet, and compelled him TO give up
all his money The girls earrings were
torn from her ears aud one of the ears was
mutilated ir horrible manner by brutal
roLber. A large number of boxes of straw
berries were then removed from the wagon,
after which Daum was ordered TO drive on.
He drove to Carondelet and was followed
hv some of the gang. After passing the
bridge he met Officers Bradley nd Chase
and told them ofthe outrage. Two OF the
men who had been following the wagon
were pointed out to the officers, and they
started to arrest them. One of the parties
picked up a rock and threw it at Officer
Chase, striking him on the arm: The OF
ticer fired three shots at the man but did
not succeed in bringing him down. The
other man was arrested by Officer Bradley
and proved TO be William Dwyer, who was
recently arrested for a similar ofrnse
Pa.rick Dalton, Robert Mcdonald aud
Richard Gleason were subsequently ar
rested and identified by Mr.. DAum ~ the
men who robbed him
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BRIEF TElEeRAMs.

Domestic.
The Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad
bridge over Beaver river burned yesterday.
Caug ght from a locomotive spark.
A run on the National Savings Bank
Washington, is in progress. No trouble
anticipated.
st. Louis has new two-cent morning
Republican paper
J. Thompson and Frank Healsey drowned
in Saginaw bay yesterday.
The Senate has passed bill appropriate
ing 81, 900 to aid the Cincinnati Exposi'
ton.
Areceiyer for the Reading road has been
appointed.
Public Debt Statement: Decrease for
MAY S47,732,4l2 Cash in Treasury $SS9.
36S. .6sL49; cash balance available SliI,-
Sl7,660.33.
Fifteen hundred coal miners in the third
pool, Pttsburg, struck yesterday
The survey on the Chicago, Parkersburg
4 Morfol was commenced at Parkersburg
yesterday.
Edward Tegan, reporter on the ST. Louis
Republican suicided Yesterday by taking
rough on rats. Drunk.
The rolling mill Of the Reading Iron
Works resumed yesterday.
The Southern delegates were solid for
Hoar for Temporary chairman Of the conven
ton.
West Virginia voted for CLAYTON for tenn
porary chairman.
Foreign.
The Rcpubliquc, newspaper, Paris, con
demns the United States for allowing dyna'
miters TO form their plans in this country.
Berlin newspapers are indignant over the
London explosion and counsel reprisal.
The fall of Berber is denied.
The London Telegraph urges an appeal
to the United States against harboring
dynamiters.
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they could use. Money has been great
attraction for. the Southern negroes, bat
two or three days viii pass before the bal
lOting begins, and in those days an Ameri-
can throne may be built, its aristocracy
created, princes born and rulers crowned
only to tumble into oblivion At this time
it looks very much like Blaine or dark
horse of the Sherman color J.FB.
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A BLAINE Boom.

New York Republicans Out in Il Circular
for the Maine Man.
CHICAGO, June "A circular bearing the
title New York for Blaiue-The Voice of
the Empire State Calling James G. Blaine
to Lead to Victory will be distributed to-
morrow. 1t rccites that nearly all the Re
publican districts of New York are either
for Blaine OF some candidate opposed TO
Arthur That the aggregate Republican
majority in the districs for Blaine is 63, 1I3,
while the Arthur districts give j,l76 Demo
cratic majority. The circular appeals to the
convention to nominate B'aiae 1t is signed
By twenty of the New York delegates
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packed Railways to renew the experiense N
the Arthur and Logan headquarters. The
incredible feature was the presence OF
Stylishly attired ladies in great numbers
who followed their escorts through all phases
of the crush and endured sthe rising clouds
of dust and the close atmosphere with a
stoicism worthy ola better cause. AT the
Palmer provision had in measure been
made against a crush by the stationing OF
policemen at all the main entrances anu
the marchers were kept in line and were
compelled to move up and down the stair
ways The crowd showed no percePnble
dimunition in numbers until toward ii
O'clock
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BESEIGING THE HOTELS.
Crowds Upon Crowds OF People jam the
CorridorS.

Crowds Upon Crowds Of People Jam the
Corridors
CaIcAso, ILLs., June 2,-Tne hotels are
beseiged tonight by a host which jammei
the lo5bies and corridors to point Of sutfo-
cation. 1t was composed of people aimiess
in their wanderingS Some possibly being
in search of new scenes of supposed action.
They found however, the head
quarters either emptied Of delegates
or else barred against their entrance, At the
Grand Pacific they gravitated into the
commodious Blaine quarters, possessed
themselves;;of the campaign literature scat
tered about profnsely, viewed the mono:o-
noOsly recurring pictures of the Maine man
then struggled painfully to extricate them
selves from the mass and toiled through the
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ROANE DEMOCRATS.
Delegates Equally Divided Between Wii-
son and Faulkner.

Delegates Equally Divided Between VIII
son and Faulkner.
Special to The Regis,er.
PARKEssBURG, June 2-The Roane coun-
ty Democratic Convention was held at
Spencer last Saturday, and was the largest
and most enthusiastic ever held in tAe
county Jesse c: Roach, of Roaneeotntf,
was nominated for the Legislature and An
drew Parke, of Clay county, as the Roanc
and Clay district delegate. The delegates
to the State Convention were about equally
divided between
Wilson and Faulkner
for Governor with the chances in favor of
Wilson. The delegation is solid for Hassler
for Auditor, and Ike L. Enochs, Of Writ
county for Treasurer. The nominations for
county officers were postponed until later
daY.
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A. viii 1g seen from our local columns,
Hon. +. ". Wilson Of Kanawha, will ad-
dr~, the Democracy Of Ohio county in this
CIV urN, Thursday night, on the issues OF
the dsv. Mr. WILSON is a talented lawyer,
graceful and fluent speaker and will
g,uIllr>> have q large audience.
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BRIDGEPORT.
4 Bad Accident-An Increase in Personal
Property.

4 Bad Accident-An Increase in Personal
Property.
Yesterday afternoon Robt Pearson, an
emp!oye in the Hour mill of Z: P. Rhodes &
Co, while splitting block Of large cash
in his left hand with a penknite wood cut
seyerng the principle artery in his hand.
Mr. r B, Mitchell. the assessor, has COM
pleted his labors and reports an increase IN
personal property Of st5 900, which is large.
Mrs Frank Robinson IS at Lancaster. o,
visiting Col Steel Yesterday Mr. John
Campbell returned 10 Philadelphia after
pleasant visit with Mr G. ". MedilL Of
Ger Reece Burde;t is at St. Cisirsvilie on
business Eight Eastern bricklayers ar
rived ard will begin work on the Heinlein
block to-day
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MARCHING THROUGH GEORGIA.
A scheme to Nominate Tecumseh sherman
With n Rush.

CHICAGO, June 2.-It is said that dead
lock is highly probable and that at the pro-
per time some prominent delegates might
present the name of Gen Vim. I. Sherman,
the band at the same time striking up
Marching Through Georgia, when, the
Generals friends say, he will go through
with an enthusiasm which cannot be con-
trolled This has been suggested so many
times a. to excite considerable comment.
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CEATTER III
To b Continued
Killed by I've.

N.pplEToES. June 2-During the mo-
rcu,arv abs, nee Of his mother, a t"o-ySar'
Id son of Wm. Hessinger Of Caliieooa DIP,
Iei cupful os I've from a leach tub ana
drank some OF il. lie died before PhySl'
ciau could reach the house, Mrs. Mover
IN aun, Of the child. was summoned 10 the
house. She brought one of her children OF
the dead child A few hours later TINS
child was taken III, and dies IN a short nme'
It Is supposed he draOk some OF the ~ I've
without he knowledge Of his mother. Inc
two children were buried together.
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Two Dead.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. June 2-In Arksn-
sas City this afternoon, ex-SheriF Bsnkston,
who was tried in Memphis recently for big
amy and discharged, had an sfrsy with q
lawyer named Coates, who prosecuted him
Coates vaS killed aud BankslOn Is MORALLY
wounded.
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A NEW SENSATION.
The Selection of Clayton Raises a Big
Row.

CHICAGO, June 2--Therc is much excite
ment tonight over the selection of Clayton
as temporary chairman Of the Convention.
This feeling is confined mostly 10 delegates
opposed 10 Blaine but there are a mum
Der of Blaine adhercntS who express
dissatisfaction at this choice of the
National Committee. So intense is the
feeling on this subject that a plan is on
foot to attempt TO defeat CLAYTON in the con
vention and elect Hon B. h Bruce,
tcolorcd. } Register of [. S Treasury in his
stead The feeling in some quarters is ex-
r..Iipvly hitter
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After Thirteen Years.

CHRIsTIlxBrRG. Va, June Is. u. Hal
was convicted to-day Of the murder Of &. A.
Bovys IN Montgomery comfy, IN 1870,
and vas sentenced TO be hanged on August
Z. The murder was the result Of an old
feud. Bower. Who vas a large land orn-
or. sold Hall small tract Of lard They
ouarrelled over the settlement Of the trans
fer and Hall wayIaid Bower In lonely
spot in the woods and killed him with shot
gun. 4 woman and child Who were pass-
ing recognized the men. They saw Bo~-
yer screening himself behind q small tree
begging Han 10 spare his Hte. The ron,sn
called to Hall, bat be. unmindfal Of hts
protest. fred the fatal shot and afierssfi
led. he escaped TO North Cafokas and
was absent eleven years. Hsit was hnaHy
captured while secretly yisitias BIZ father.
The woman and girl who sas lhe murder
committed were the prihcipai witnesses
against him. The girls nos grown The
verdict WIS reeeiyed With applause.
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MAKING IT PLEASANT.
The Pacific slope Fellows on Calling
Tour.

CHICAGO, June 2--To-night the members
of the Pacific coast delegation visited the
Texas and other Southern delegations at
the Sherman House, where they were receiy-
edIwith hearty cheers. " ". Morrow, OF
San Francisco, and others spoke. At the con-
clusion of Morrow speech his party left for
the Grand Pacific Hotel with three cheers for
Blaine. and the men from the Pacific euIS;,
which could be heard for blocks away. The
coast people with their helpers from COlora-
do, Nevada and Oregon will make a round
of all the other hotels tonight for the pur-
pose of visiting different delega;iont
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WHEELING.W. VA, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1884,

the interest of Mr. Edmunds made by A. d.
White and Geo. VIM. Curtis.
THE Temporary Organization.
Powell Clayton, OF Arkansas has been
decided upon for temporary chairman.
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STRAW VOTES.
Where Several States VIII Place Their
Votes the First Ballot.

Cm,,Go. June 2.-The Maryland delega-
tiUu took a vote tonight to determine how
they would stand in the early ballots, and
the result was. Blaine y, Arthur 4. Rhode
Island will vote for Edmunds, and at a
meeting Thursday morning will decide
where they viii go in case the Edmunds
campaign proves failure. Kentucky took
q test vote tonight and was found TO stand,
Arthur l.. Blaine 6. Logan ,, Sherman |.
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The choice Of Powell CLAYTON for tenn
rarary chairman is an appropriate selection.
He Is the worst tattooed Scalawag Of the
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WINS Others are cropping around in
,,srch of the Dark horse. the Arthur boom
get, black eve from a shower Of brick-batS
that the BLAINE fellows up in New York are
,..r,Nipu NJ n
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CHrcAGo is an Indian name, and the Eng
rsh ofitis place Of Skunks, We hope
the RepubEcan Convention will feel at
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Wilbur T. Storey. who started two papers
and resuscitated one. was country post
master and Shakespesrisn apothecary be
fore he acquired and re-crested the Chicago
Times
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PAINTING IT RED.
The Gorgeous Color in Which Dele
.oS gates are Arraying
Chicago.
The Charge of the Hungry Bri-
gade of Office
Seekers.
The Dark Horses Paw viciously in
Their Stables and The Grooms
. Rush FranticalIy About.
Busy Scenes at Headquarters
and in Hotel Lob
bies.
The Doors Unboited Ready to be
Thrown Open the Moment a COL
ored Equine is Wanted.
Edmunds Men Claim the Balance
of Power.
The Excitement of a Day---The Re-
suits of an Hour.

The delegate,
With air elAte,
Now round Chicago doth eyTate
With conduct quite conspicuous;
He rttShcS here,
lie Fingers there,
And buttOnhOles men everywhere
A. long Is its prOhcuuuS.
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ru.s, IS wee ray Of light shining
....r.b WNwLEY' boom.
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T,r band begins to play with the Ar
,,r,,w Traveller for the opening piece.
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Ng. RIDDLE was not the only enigma in
,rr Penn Bank, The directors turn out to
H. 4 tour hundred thousand puzzle
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shnt by 1Ioonlighters.

DuMIx. June 2-John C. Read, tarmer'
was shot dead last night near Mill Street
CouRty Of Cork. BY moonhghters Two
osher erse.s we're voEaded at the same
time
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r.. viii take several DAYS more OF very hot
.....r..r,o thaw out the EDNUNDS boom.
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THE LEGEND OF THE DARK HORSE.
4 R.mance Founded on Chicago Facts.
CHAPTER |.

4 Romance Founded on Chicago Facts
CHAPTER |.
The tournament commences. The lists
sre opened and the bugles call to combat.
CHATTER II
The T,TvooEp KNIGHT with an lNGER-
SOIL plume aoa;ing from his MrlL'"AN
cres, Of silver taken from the ELSINS mines
orNe~ Mexico. rides down the space pre-,
sentng his lance to each opposing shield as
a token Of challenge.
The Knight of GCITEAUISN with his
FURNISHED armor of Star Route gold glitter
ING in the bright June sunlight lowers his
administration lance tipped with Cabinet
Jewels. dashes his Bantam spurs into the
side, Of his famous Steed Business Man
and rushes 10 the FRAY and joins battle with
the audacious Knight At the first shock
they both 90 down and rolling into the dust
locked in the embrace Of death, rise no
more forever.
CnFTER H.
Next enter the Knights Of the CoLD
HEAEr. from the Land Of FavoHte
sons. the ICEBERG KNIGHT, from the foot OF
Green Moun,ains-his coat OF arms crested
with a ,umbler Of mint juleP and a long
re straw. and Black Jack the KNIGHT or
BAD ENGLISH. all mounted on dusky
chargers. They take position with lsnceS
.. rest awaiting the signal for battle
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Disgraeed.

CoLrsses. o.. Jene 2-Adjutant General
FnIat has disIJanded the Fourth Regimsn.
ofIussnify Of the Ohio National Gvsra. fOr
insffciency at tie Cincinnati rio:s and par
ssissly reo-gsuized It - the Se,shth regi-
rent under command OF the pfseers VIA
srepHted foz dziy al ihe riots,
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r,.>swou the frs, toss in the temporary
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1t vas said ofDr. John D. Osborne, Of
Virginia, for many yesrs the Paris CORES
pondent Of the New York World, that he
knew Paris better than any Frenchman
in II.
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

.,r,v,> is the darkest looking horse.
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COnklinR AppearS.

Thomas Wheeler, of Syracuse, who claims
to know whereof he speaks says Conkling
is in favor of any one to beat Arthur, and
TO that extent is for Blaine. Ben. Hurri-
son, of Indiana, says he is not a candidate
in anv sense. What he will do in case his
friends insist on naming him, he declines TO
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I.u., ac awful Jolly at Chicago to-day.
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NIahOne's Figures.

Senator Malone, of Virginia, has pre-
pared table Of estimates as TO the stand
ing of the convention at the outset. He
saws he is sure that Arthur will have 32j
votes on the first ballot; that Blaine will
have 332 on the same ballot and he pre-
dicrs Arthur's nomination on the second
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RADICAL GLADIATORS.
Like Those Of Old They Stsnd Barred
for the Contest.
Last Night the Moon Shone Down
On Athletes Ready for
the Fray;
The Sun This Morn viii Usher
In the Battle Day,
But Ere the Good Night Shadows
Fall Athwart the Expo
siiiOn Hall
And Kiss the Sand Along Lake Mich
igan, Bloody Corpses Stiff
and Cold
Will Speak Through Gaping Wound
Lips Of Mans lnhuman-
fty to Man.
| JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE.
The Camp Fires Burning Brightly
and the Picksts at
Their Posts.
Skirmish Lines DeplOysd, Masked
Batteries In Position, the
Money Bags United
And the Suffers Tent Open to
Visitors.
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CALCULATING CUSSES.

With Their Little Pencils They Figure out
Various Results.
CulCAGO, June In an interview with
press reporter, Horace White, OF the New
York Evening Post, said: 1T seems to me
that Blaine and Arthur are about evenly
matched at 800 to so votes each; that Ed
muuds will have about 100, Logan about 80.
Sherman 20. Hawlev Il"