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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-25
TRE OHIO PLATFORM
The Pr s-s'n Result Of Tonight 5
Caucus
AS Grounds on Which All Members
Can Agree,
Whils the Morrison Bill Will Do
Permitted
To Take It's Course aad Die a
Speedy Death.
he POstponement Of a Vote o.
the Whisky Bill
PrcOf Taat the L" RefOrnsrs" ara
Weakening.
,e Postponement of VOta o1
the Whisky Bill
Snscia! % u: Reqislr.

WAsuIxCrox. March 2i-EarneSt efforts
have been made to-day to harmonize to-
.norrow's Democratic caucus, Senator
kama of your State, says thstitis suostan-
tfsIly sgr, ed that the particiP pants shall not
baforctd to take issue on the Morrison
hin solely, but that q measure will 0'
nongh. on which all Democrats who so in
can sgree. Tie proposition is that the eau
ems shs.I declare tarn reform to be party
pohcy and then lst the Morrison bill take
its chances in the House subject to
amendments. Another is 10 lessen
fhs reductions Of the Morrison bill and
declare in favor OF aboljshiug all internal
revenue tsxss except on whisky. Frank
HrId thought the latter might be scceP'a-
bic. The danger Of split is only apPre-
hend,G in the event that the Randall men
are hostile 10 su measures looking towards
tariff reductions. Morrison CLAIMS his bill
viii have between tHe,ve and twenty ma
jority an tie caucus II pu. 10 a vote
SOesk or Cttlis.r, it i understood. has been
selec.,d Il t. lead the tariT refOrmers in the
mee;.. g. Randall, it is said, will make
fighl fnr the Ohio platform as the only
basis o. which al shades Of opinion can
be unite uryln, parry harmony above sll
aften pted revision Of the tariH, which
both improbable and impossible at this
session.
Ihe views Of the Randall men will have
,expre,s.,1 in the following resolution
which vii probably be offered in the eau
Gus, BY General shelley OF Alabama:
IE st That il is inezpedisnt, uuwise and
imprac,icable to attempt any revision at
tins session ol Congress. SecOud-f it
were wise and prac,i ,a5.e, the Morrison
bin does not cure the evils complained Of.
ThiIt-TIat il IS harmony Of the party be
ing paramount to tae mere question Of re-
vision Of the tariff, which cannot, under
any circumstances, be accomplished at this
sessior, the ohio pla form shall be declar-
ed as the tssis upon which sll shades OF
opinion on the subject csn be u&i;sd.'
= Randall inuma,es that tae postpone
meat Of the vote on the whisky bill is the
work Of the free traders, who would not
dare to come into the caucus with dead
whisky bill on their hands. Advocates OF
the bonde "a extension bill still claim votes
enough to carry the bill, but the general
opinion is that the bill will not pass.
Congressman Wilson was the recipient OF
NUMEROUS congratulations 10 day over an
efective speech in aid If Mrs. Carl SIC
Pattersop's claim, which passed the House.
Editor Shallcross ig here submitting his
projec. Of a new evening daily to the dele
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OIL MEN FIGHT OVER A LEASE
And an InoTending Man IL Probably
Murdered.

PETR0rA, Pa, March 2i.-The Bjwser
and Bernhart factions who are opposing
one another in contest over an oil lease
near Union City, came together on Satur-
day night. The bad blood generated by the
contest was fed by worse whisky and q
terrible cutting melee was the result. Bow
ser and an innocent second party named
Andre were seriously cut. Barnharrs
men had been indnlging freely during the
evening and were in condition for q QUAR-.
rel IN the information received, IL
=! ~ three Of the Bsrnhart faction
O., B5wser, one OF them using
st as the fight ended young
,,A.. .m,d Andre passed them, on his
way hone. He was mistaken for friend
end supporter OF Bowser, and the three
made after him. He was ove-taken and
stabbed three times in the back near the
spinal column and kidneys, end received
probably fatal wounds. He lies in very
critical condition this morning. There is
considerable excitement over the affair.
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A LOVELY GIRLS END.
Driven to Death Through Her Low.
er's Perhdy,
WHO REPsNIs WHEN IT IS TOO LATE
And Takes His Own life-The Son Of 4
Millionaire Laying Plans to Rob
His Father and Desert
His Wife.

Sr. LOUIS March IA crowd OF boat
men out enjoying the fius weather this
afternoon found the body Of young girl
floating along with the tide. They brought
it ashore and had il conveyed to the
morgue, where Il was soon identified a. the
remains Of Mary weiide, q beautiful girl Of
IL, who disappeared from her home, No.
ls9 South Second strset Q tsW days SST
She was in love with baker named rhso-
dore Stsber, and 1t seems that he decoysd
her from her home, betrayed her and then
placed her in lodgings Of his own, whore
che remained for quite 4 while, he promis.
ing right along to marry her. one day the
girl reappeared at her fathers home. She
was in great distress crying As though her
heart would break. and telling her mother,
between sobs and tears, that she had been
deceived and then deserted. She said shs
had nothing left to live for, and that shs
was going to the river bank 10 drown her
self.
Before the girls mother had time to rem.
der word OF consolation, the unfortunate
turned and fled from the house. The
mother ran after her, crying out to her
daughter 10 stop and come back to her old
home. Several took up the cry and there
were soon fifteen or twenty enlisted in the
chase. IL Sss Just after dark, but the girl
was 10 be seen running at full speed down
Poplar street. The crowd followed and
were catching up with her when she crossed
the levee railroad tracks just In front OF an
engine which was pulling . long freight
train. The latter shut out the girls pur.
suers. and when IL had passed she was no
where to be seen. Some thought she hal
carried out her threat but the girls parents
hoped that she still lived until to-day, when
the river gave up its dead. Sincs she dis.
sppesred nothing has been heard OF Stebsr,
rirl's sct, seemed overcome with rsmorse
and threatened TO make away with him.
self. His continued absence confirms the
theory OF suicide.
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THE POINT PLEASANT TROUBLE
Ends I'm the Employees of the Bridge
Company Being Taken 10 Parkers-

Ends I'm the Employees of the Bridge
Company Being Taken TO Parkers-
burg.
PorNT PLEASANT, W. Va, March 24.-The
Western Union linem,n engaged yesterday
In putting wire on the Keystone Bride
Company's bridge, were arrested this
morning on warrants charging them with
tresIass. They were recessed on bono.
United States Marshal Atkinson hts lett
FIR Petersburg with the employees
OF the bridge company, whom
be arrested yesterday for the
purpose OF taking them before Judge Jack
sons court 1t should be understood that
the contest is not between the telegraph
company and the bridge company, bat
between the receiver of the Ohio Central
~ '.''-- ~3mpsny, the re-
{ employed the telegraph
c,mpsny to put wire across the bridge.
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A MILLIONAIRE s SINFUL SON
rhwarted IN an Attempt 60 Rob Hts
Father Deserts His Pretty Wife and
EIopes Win Another woman.


EIopes win Another woman.
WATERFORD. IA, March 4.-Three weeks
ago Ezra Cooper, q millionaire resident Of
u neighboring town, who, in addition to
being the largest land owner in Erie
county, is also q banker Of large opera
tions, was informed by agunsmith OF tho
town that his the banker's) son, Fred
Cooper, young gentleman with Q remark.
able career, had employed him to maksa
duplicate Of a safe key. suspectIns some
thing wrong, ho concluded 10 bring the
key to the banker. The latter turned pale
when he saw the key, but tried to conceal
MS emotion from the tradesman. He tried
10 pass IL OIL as a Joke, but the guasmith
could not but observe that ne was fsarfully
agitRted. When the man left the banker
went TO bis private safe, in which IL 10 no
uncommon thing for $1,000 70 be en-.
closed, and found that the key made TO hts
sons order fitted IL exactly. lie took meas
ures TO prevent q robbery, and the next
day the son was missing. Fred Cooper was
married q couple OF years ago to one OF the
most accomplished ladies OF Crawford
county, and be has one child. He has
slwsys been considered q good husband
and father. notwithstanding that his pas.
sionate disposition WAS once the means VI
bringing him 10 public trial for the los, of
human liie-s trial In which he was hon
orably acquitted. The distress Of his young
wife over his absence was intensified when
it wss learned that her husband had gone
TO Jamestown, n. Y, aud had married an.
other young lady Of hish family, with
whom he had gone 10 Gdnsda.
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IHs DAYS OF THE WHIsKEY RING
Recalled by Mcdonald aud the shrink
iBg ''Sylph."

WAsu>rroN, March 2l-NcD)nalj, OF
St Louis, who was sent up for completely
with the celebrated whiskey frauds, is hsre
with Mrs Lamo't otherwise "Syiph." Nc
Donald is here to defeat the nomination Of
GeueralO B5hcock, whose name was
recently sent t. the Senate as Lieutenant
Colonel of Engineers. Mcdonald will go
before the Military Committee OF the Sen
ste for that purpose the coming week
Sylph" is a rather tine looking woman OF
about b years of age, dresses moteStiy aud
would make q good impression on the CAS-
ual observer.
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A Sweet Pipe Line.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March PA pipe
line to convey molasses has been put into
operation in this city, the liquid sweetness
being pumped from the wharf on the O4ls.
wsre river TO the Mccain sugar house,
third OF q mile distant Another pipe line,
over a mile in length, is being laid TO con-
meet another sugar house with tide water,
ard thus save heavy expense.
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ANOTHER REIGN OF TERROR
threatened the Coal Fields OF Penn
syIYaDIR.


P0RT RICHMOND, PA, March pa num-
Der of notorious outlaws who are supposed
to be in leseue with the Molly Maguires,
who find safe refuge in this section, have
formed an oatbbound brotherhood and, un-
der guidance of a black listed miner for
merly empioy in the Monongahela
valley, will visit the disturbed Sec
tions OF the coal fed of western Penn
syivsria to perpetuate a series OF Molly
Mcguire Outrages. Among the blndttu
are number of desperate men who are be-
iieved to be fugitive murdereTs and con.
spirstors, and they will be vigiIantly shsd-
owed by memb bers of the detective corps
employed by the coal and railroad co n
panies. The chiefs of the Coal and Iron
police of Clearfe!d, Wes morelsnd Fay.
ettr counties have been privately apprlsed
Of jHs intended visit, and sharp watch
will Ee kept upon marauders as soon as
they make their advent in those regions.
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NOT so BAD As REPORTED.
Exploding Fire Dawp Injuries Three
Miners.

Miners.
JoHNsTowN. Pa, March 24.-Thsre was q
slight ex plosion of dre damp in the mill
coal mine of the Cambria Iron Com oany
this; morning, msCnifed reports OF which
have been telegrsphed over the c)untry
Three men and boy were burned bu'
none dangerously. There had been a SUI Al
sccumula ion Of gas over Sunday and
when the miners went to wO:k it ignit4d
from coming in contact With naked lamps
The mine is one Of the bsst vsntjlstei in
the country a"d generates very little gas
Tne explosion dld not dauage tbs mine.
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TIE very best remedy that can bs con-
poupded from our prrstnt kuoslSdZe o.
dtues. for colds, cough ,sth ?n- hronch lis and
oiher lung diseases. is Dr.. WIsurs Biissm
Of Wild Cherry. IL has cured msny case
of consumpiion VIII" al ",her r-mef'~s
had lied A siu,Ie suN0uful viii cIre
an ordinary cuuga ~ c"c A = give inst'n'
relief 10 sslbma r. j. .n''hi x. 1e-liIs
a. d Etrepg;heniHc ~ tue throat AMI ilgk'
and is very p.easab. 80 take,
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night in the complete defeat of the latter.
VIM. L. Scott's friends carried sixteen of
the eighteen city districts and the majority
in the county, thereby electing as dele
gates to the State Convention VIM. L. Scott,
W. W. Pierce, Louis RoseDswig, Dr.. G. n.
Moore, Alfred Short and Frank n. Moore.
The result OF the contest will send Wm ].
Scott delegate 70 the National Convention.
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HENRY OLIVER SPEAKS OUT.
only Blaine Men Can go From Penn.
AylVAnia.

NEW YORK, March 24.-Henry W. Oliver,
who came over from Pittsburgh last night
is rather out Of sorts, politically. There
have been frequent reports that he hoped
to attend the Chicago Convention as dele
gate at large from PennsylSanis. His pre-
dictions are we'll known, sHd were be 70 90
TO Chicsgo there is little doubt how his in
fuence would be cast. They are the best
rsssons why he will not go, one OF them
being his own admission to that effect, be-
cause, ss he says, there Will be no chance
,r sny but Blaine men in the Pe1nsylva-
MIA delegation. So iniifF-rsnt, indeed, is
MI Oliver. Just now, TO politics, that he
,yys he does not care even to go to Chicago
IS district delegate.
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1lLOEN LEADsALL OTHER CANDIDATES
In Canvass of Maine, New Hamp.
shire, Vermont, MassRchusctts and
Connecticut.

shire, Vermont, Massachusetts and
Connecticut.
BOsToN, March 2i.-The Post tomorrow
will print several columns OF letters from
Democratic members Of the Legislature OF
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut, in which the
writer's give their preferences for
Presidential candiistes. Tilden leads
in each State, save Massachusetts,, where
he and Butler are about even. Greenback
me III bers Of the Maine Legislature. favor
TiGen as first choice. On the tariff ques-
tiCn ms j0rity are for tariff for revenue
only and an overwhelming majority
aye in favor Of the Morrison
bill and gradual reduction
Of tariff taxation. OF the members who
declare unequivocally for a continuance
Of lie present tariff, two are New Hamp
,hne men, tIree Connecticut and one
Ma>sacA usPts Two New Hampshire man
uf Ctur, rs favor an immediate reduction,
ALr one fav,Js the tariff as at present.
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AEAD MAN BsGGED At LAST.
Butler, the Wife Murderer, Arrested
nj Antwerp, Ohio.

CcLrMBrs, O., March PA report is in
circulation here to night that the horrible
brute and wife murderer, Chtr,ey Batter,
has been captured at Atwerp, in Pauiding
county, Ohio. Butler, WHO has been no
torious character here for years, rounded
out his shameful criminal career here by
cruelty killing his wife at Plerceton, lad, ,
on the 3Uth OF last september. Hg Sa9 on
trial for his life, but escaped from Ill q
week ago last Saturday night, ami has
oetn a, large ever since. OSiDg 10 the
latentss of the hour aud tie renoteness Of
the r!uce no psrticularJ OF his capture
cc,.'d be received by telegram.
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WouinThirty.Nine Rounds.

PoRr RICHMOND, Pa, March 4.-Hug1
Mcconnell and John Mccormick fought a
prize fight of thirty y-nine rounds for $500 q
side, near here this evening. Both men
were badly battered up by the twenty-tifth
round, and upon calling the foltieth round
Mccormick was unable TO respond, and
Mcconnell was declared the victor. The
fight lasted two hours and ten minutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-25

THE ysry bsst remedy that can b c3n.
poupdsd from our preseut knoSlsdss q
cruss. for colds, coughs, asthma. br3eehitie
spd other lnng disesses. is Dr. Wistsrs
Balsam OF Wild Cherry. Il has cured msny
csses Of cop.unpion .sen al oths, fsne
dies baA failed. A single sponfal sill sure
an ordinary cough or oold and g've iTs;sat
rvIief 20 ssthma II IL soo'bing. besitng aud
STRENGTHENING 10 the throat and lungs sad
il yssy pleasant 10 Lsts.
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CHICAGO MEMS BIG KICK
On the United stst-s' Treaty with the
Hawaiian IsIAsds.

CHICAGO, March 2i-Sjms nurry 10
caused in the northwest sugar market by
the reci iprocty treaty between the United
States and the Hawaiian I,IAnds. IL is -.
serted that Carl SpreckIes, who controls
the entire sugar interests OF the Hawaiian
Islands, is fast encroachinS upon the mar.
kets OF thi, country. and that he has been
able already 10 destroy the interests OF the
American tuSBr mcu in Omahs and 1t.
Paul. il IL alleged that tbs Pac II rail.
roads are plsying into the hands Of
spreckles, bnd In addition To the complaints
Il certain tug,r dealers west OF Chicsgo. u
il learned ihst q movement will soon be In
augurstsd in this city looking toward frss
sugar altogether, or the abrogauon OF tho
Hawaiisn treaty.
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A COMPLETE cure for that debilitsting
drain that indicates q weakness OF the
urinary organs, nsssl cstarrh aud other
evidences Of . diseased mucuous men
brsne may be found In the Us. Of DR.. Gay
sotts yellow Dock and SsrsaSariil& Don'i
be frightened by The advertisements o'
ousci doctors. This remedy will purif,
The blood. strengthen the parts sfsc,e1
heal rli irritation a the mucuous mem
bTsp, srd r. move every symptom ni th'
dis1rdsT. :, il snre cure for nervous
d,biiity and general Ill health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-25
JAMES HAMILTON DEAD.
The Largest short Horn Stock Dealer
I'm the World.

LOUISVILLE, March 2f.-James Hamilton,
OF Bath county, tie largest short horn
stock dealer in the world, died at Mt. Sterl-
ing, this morning. Since 1873 he has had
seyenty.Eve sales, amounting to at least
$500, He has in Bath county twenty
thousand acres of land and several thou
sand in Illinois and Missouri. He has on
his farms here more tnsn $4,000 worth Of
the finest strains OF short horn.
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Tho first OF n Long List,

LAWRENCE, MASS, March 2i.-The first OF
the Augustinicn Soc:e;y sui was called
today, Ellen Lshey against the society
ard the Archbishop OF thu d ocese to re-
cover 81 500 for money los ed the defend
ant. The Curt room w,s crowded with
derosiiors ana clergym m. Archbishop
williams was the only witness who testi-
:ed to day.
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Railroad Matters
South Carolina Cyclone.

CoIrxms, 9. c., March - about d.y-
break this morning q cyclone passed over
this county, three miles northwest Of
Columbia. Comfortable damage was done
70 farm property. Eye witnesses describe
The Storm e. approaching With terrible
roaring sound, aud bursting upon the
,.uple almost a. soon ss seen.
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ACCEPT A REDUCTION.
Rail cad Coal Minors Prefer Small
Wages TO Idleness

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 2i.-The railroad
ccal trades tribunal met again to-day and
adopted a sliding scale of wages to govern
the railroad miners for the ensuing six
months from April first. The scale
provides for the payment OF three cents
per bushel for mining when the coal is
selling at S5 75, three Rad oDe-f urth when
coal is selling at $625, and three and one
half, when the selliog price is So IS. The
selliHg price at present is S5 -, which will
make the mining rate three cents. This is
hslfa cent lower than the rate for the past
six months, and while virtual reduction
the men prefer steady work at that ii surs
than living idle
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High Wafer fp Minnesota.

WGSosA, MrsH., March 4.-The small
streams are all rising. The bridge oTer the
Zumbro river at kellogg, thirty miles vest
of here on the river division o. the Chi
csco. Milweukee and ST.. Paul RliITsy, IS
in danger.
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4 PRETTY SCHOOL MASTER
who Had Good Cause for suddsn1y-
DIsnPptAHInE.

GEExAsrOwE. o.. March H.-hbout two
weeks ago, when Mr.. George oldisthsr, the
principal Of tbe school here. resigned, there
was great ,urpri~ and when Two d'ys
later he left the town, there va, more cur
iosity. Now the people Of Parmsrsuilis,
five miles from here, discover that SfI
Ann OidfsthsT, q widow, and an snnt 70
OIdfs,ber. was pregnant, and che s,id he
yas the father OF The unborn child. tbsu
The disappesrsnce OF Oldfsthsr was no
longer my Btery.
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DOWN At sEkWooD.
A Hsthediss chsscs % Be. Bsiit -

O0e0.
Special 70 ne Re1tst~.
BEsyooD March N.-Ars Charles Dan.
lap and Nrs Charles Howell, Of Whssiink
we're visiting friends hers today.
Mr.. Wallace Stephens bss suh 'isntly fs.
covered % % 10 resume his clerkship In
the B~B wood sions
Attbe meeting held in Rsmbolrs Hsll
Isiurcsy evening, the folio wing ssntisusn
sere appointed: Msssrs. James Bnova'
aaIor: Frank McJilton, Eecordsr; ..
gf,b, James Barrett, Prsok E'ssp, L.
Yoke and J. 81 Clair. Couneilmen
A meeting Of the Relief Com mittss wss
hsh st / o'clnck this afternoon.
The Building Comm OF the Memo
ii,i CT urch ksld . meeting this noeninE.
Il ybich they decided 70 bsvs the soek oi
,buildiDg the church. conmsnes immso''
sicily. ~
z. congregation ssbbsth sTenins.
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GREIr things have ever hinged on trIHs',
TSo fist family diGaculty OF record w's
rscs,d by a. a3p's core; the last We heard
If wss the neg iSsucs Of father - ks7p
un ZOE supply ot Dr.. Bats ColEa SyeuP
len FL hands had a cod.
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TsL. the Pi.e. o, Am.r,e....

BuTY.Lo, y T., March 25 The trsnspor.
istion lines have decided TO employ Italian
and non union men to handle their freight
this coming ses'oa at the rate Of so
month for tn hours labor, aud fifteen
cents per hour for overtime.
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BOTH SIDES DEFIANT
And The Strike at Youngstown Liable
60 be n Long One.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., March 24-The strike
Of the puddlers in No. mill Of Brown,
Bonnell & Co., caused by the discharge Of
one Of their number, is still on and no
present prospect OF settlement being Of.
fected, as both sides are firm in the posi-
tion taken. Itis clsimed by the company
that the strike is against rule Of the
Amalgsmated Association which provides
that notice must be given, which was not
done. Manager Williams asserts that the
mill will remain idle indefinitely, as the
other mills will be sufficient to fill or.
ders.
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JlMs LITTLE BoOMLsT.
EIen Ptnt.CP Utica Sighs and LOsEs
for O. i'm.

UREA, o, March 2i-0ne hundred Ra-
- bicin voters in this community, in
.'udIng merchants. doctors, fsrmers, me-
chsnics, etc. have voted to-day-59 for
James G. Blaine, II for Robert Lincoln, IL
for John Sherman, 4 for Senator Logan, :
for Arthur. l for im1nds, l for General
Sherman, for Robert Ingersoll, l for
joseph Cook. II fairly represents the
,eEIimeDt Ut this SECTION IS TO who should
Dc nominated for President in JIns.
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A GOVERNOR SHOT AT,
Is There . Plot 10 Assassinate Cover
nor Hamilton?

SPRINGFIELD, liz, March Ex-Governor
Hs milton was in his office in the State
House this afternoon when pistol bullet
crashed through the window in the Execu.
tive Mansion. A man at work In the vi.
cinity said the shot was fred by a boy
shooting pigeons, but from the fact that an
occurrence OF precisely the same nature
prehensions Of a plot to assassinste the
State Executive.
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The SfFikeAFatJuFe.

FALL RIVER, MASS, March "a 2i-Eight OF
the ten mills which struck eight weeks
.so, are in partial or fnll operation, BY
m4sns Of fnoostick help or purchased
illiDg.