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LIGHTNING SERVICE.
THE EMPEROR OF couRlERs.
The Baltimore a Ohio and the Gulf. Col
orado n Santa Fe Telegraph Com
panles-Lower Rates aud n
More Perfect Service.

GALVESTON, July 3l.--ISpocial. Mr..
David Neal Jacob, superintendent of the
Baltimore q Ohio and the Gulf, Colora-
10 ~ Santa Fe Telegraph companies, re-
turned nom New York to-day, and
stated that contract has been entered
into between the above-named com
panies for q very extensive connecting
system of telegraph throughout the
State.
The Santa Fc company will imme-
1iately put up additional wires along
their lines OF railway between Calves
ton, Houston, Dallas and Forth Worth,
ana extend their system to Austin, San
Antonio, Waco AMI other important
points in the State. Tho Baltimore n
Ohio company will build line of two
hard copper wires, equal to No. iron
wire, from st. Louis TO Dallas, and also
similar line from New Orleans
to Houston, connecting at Dallas
and Houston with the Santa Fe's
system and connecting at st. Louis and
New Orleans with the combined system
Of the Baltimore Il Ohio, Bankers &
Merchants and Postal Telegraph COM
panios, aud the Commercial Cable COM
psny, better known as the Bennett q
Mackey cables, all of which companies
'hu NbpiNS VIII TcuutF tne ARRANGEMENTS
recently consumated In New York, be
operated under one management and ms
one company, with ID. II. Bates, Presi-
dent 9r the Baltimore Il Ohio com-
pany rs the executive head, with Messrs.
Garrett, Mackey and Bennett as Exocu
tive committee.
Work on the Texas division will be
commenced this morning and pushed 10
speedy completion. II Is stated that the
lines ~ Ill be ready for business at all
the lending Texas cities before October
LIST. Arrangements have been made
with the Commercial Telegram company
for Il market quotation service to
cotton exchanges, boards Of trade
and commercial news generally. A
complete press service ut very
low rates has also been provided for; n
money transfer service for sums oi
Sl,0W and less has been perfected
Tho rates on kilograms will be - to 10
per cent. lower than those which now
prevail.
Night messages will he transmitted at
hall the day rates, and tolls will be
based upon fifteen words instead OF ten
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THE FIRE FIEND.
MARROW ESCAPE AT FoaNgy.
Hot Spriags Fire-Vory Henvy Loss-In-
valids Barely Escape--Devoaring
Flames Along the Rio Grande
Valiey-Incidents, Etc.
The Blaze at Hot sprInrs..

HoT SPRINGS, July 3i.-[Special. AT
O'Clock this morning coal-oil Lamp
exploded in Bruen's restaurant, on Gem
tral avenue. and the flames quickly en-
yeloped the house and surrounding
frame buildings, and within an honT
two-thirds of the block was DESTROYED.
\ number of guests were domiciled at
the Commercial hotel, and they were
compelled to flee for their lives Regard
less OF personal effects. Crippled in
valids were carried out unceren,oni-
ously. The total loss aggregates s75,0OO,
with insurance divided as follows: New
Orleans Association, sl,4O0; Cres-
cent, Of New Orlenns,. 1880:
st. Paul, $500; American Central,
Of st. Louis, $1,000; Western OF Toronto,
$500; Springfield OF Massachusetts.
S2,7Oo; Norwich Union of Envland 81 600:
Germania of New York, 81 800; CONNER.
cial Union Of England, si,OO0; Phoenix
of Brooklyn, $500.
The principal losers are w. b. Goode.
druggist and owner OF Commerciei
hotel, 81 900, without insurance.
Mrs. n. Hartman, Manager OF Com
mercial hotel, $4,000; no oinsuranoe.
Obrien u Farm, merchant tailors.
81, 200; insurance, 5000.
Al. Fritzon, crockery dealer. $1,000;
insurance, $1,000.
n. G. Hart 4 Co., druggist, loss. $4,000;
insurance, $1,000.
Minor losses were incurred bV p. II.
Bruen, restaurant;A. Marx, tabaoconist.
Pryor Il Adams, tonsorial artists, Il. n
kimball, book seller; j. c.. Evans.
saloon; Southern Express company and
others.
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a Grand Time In Parker County.

WEATHERFoRD, July 81 Special. r.
This will be remembered by the peo-
pie of Weathorford and Parker count,
rs day of the largest gathering of tn,
eOple and of the greatest barbecue ever
gotten up in these parts. At an early.
hour this morning they began 10 come.
and by II o'clock, when the procession.
representing the various husiness inter
ests OF the city, headed by our brass
band formed there were assembled be-
tween i've and six Thousand persons.
John w. Squyres, Esq, delivered an
appropriate welcoming address 10 the
settlers and visitors.
Col. Sam Lanham, our talented and
universally popular Representative in
Congress, was the next speaker.
In his usual happy style he touched
briefly upon National politics, and Tho
issues thereof,gave brief account of his
stew arushlp, aud closed with CLOWN.
tribute To the enterprise aud energy OF
the people of this section, congratulat-
ing them upon tho great advancement
made during the past ten years.
the next speaker was Senator Barnet
Gibbs.
Without attempting to give even the
subst nce of his speech, as his views
III,
sufficient to say he more than sustained
his reputation as an able defender of the
lease system and an annihilator of the
ireo-grass theories. Hisspeech was wei
received, and u Gibbs delegation may be
expected from Parker county for Lieu.
tcnant-Governor.
After dinner, which was honntinl In
quantity and conveniently spread, the
assemblago was addressed by judy,
Beckhan, of Fort Worth, candidate ior
District Judge, in short, pertinent
speech.
The Judge was followed by George A.
Mccall, Esq, candidate for the Legisla-
ture upon free-grass platform, Mr..
Mccall ably argued this question, pre
senting his views with force aud great
plausibility. The people seemed inter-
ested in all that was said, and the affair
taken az whole WAS grand success,
rejecting much credit upon the origina-
tors,
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As Expeeted-peadlx snlman.

HousroN, July 3l.-lSpecial, Thu
communication by the Governors the
death sentence of Henry Campbell, con
victed of tho murder Of Police Ofleer
Snow, was received by Sheriff Fant last
night. II creates little or no comment
here, as this course on the part of the
executive was predicted by every one
acquainted with the facts.
Campbell seems but little concerned,
and regards the life penalty but little
better than death.
Tho family of Frank Schmidt, consist
ing OF himself his wife and three chill
dren, were poisoned last night from eat.
ing canned salmon. Soon after eatinp
the salmon the parties were seized with
violent crampings and fits of vomiting
Medical aid was promptly summoned
and the patients are now considered oui
of danger
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THE CATTLE PLAGUE
In the Northwest.

CHEYENNE, July 3l.-Last May a
bunch of Texas cattle were herded at
Ogallala, la miles east OF hore. The
place whore they were herded was after
ward fenced in, and there smallherd of
native cattle contracted the disease and
about 200 have died. So far az the Stock
Association know there IL no case of
afflicted Texas cattle in the Territory.
A bunch of native bulls which
had been grazed at OgAllala are
now affected. AT Rawlings twenty-fiye
have died and the remaining,twenty-
five are expected TO die. AS tho disease
when contracted by native cattle from
Texas Is not communicable, no fears arc
entertained there. The Union Pacific
railroad along the line has all cattle cars
thoroughly cleaned and disinfected-
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Nearly n HnIxcan.t.

FoRNEr, July a.-ISpecial. Miss Lau-
ra Mccullough, slaughter Of John w. Me-
Cullough, of Valley View ncighbor-
hood, Tuesday night lay down on the
floor to read, with two smaller children
near her, and went to sleep, a lamp be.
ing near. In some way she upset the
lamp and she woke up to find herself on
veloped in flames. She ran into the
yard, and, but for two gentlemen, who
happened to be passing at the time, the
smaller children would have been con-
Sulned in the flames with the house and
contents. One of the gentlemen extin-
guished the clothing of the unfortunate
girl and the other went to save the little
ones and house. Mr.. Mccullough and
family were attending church at the
time.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Chiidren Nearly Roasted Alive at For.
Barely Saved.
CRUEL MURDER IN ooRyeLl.
Death In Salmon Cana steamer and
Cargo Lost-A Bafied Mob-Gss
Well Wealthy Farmer
Robbed OF His Money.
pellhcrate Assas.,n..,o.

SAN ANTONIO, July Sl,--[Special, l--De.
tails have just been received here of the
assassination of David Martin by Eu-
gene Murphy, at Tilden, McMullen
county, on the night of the 25th. Tilden
IS far from any railway or telepranb
station, surrounded by pastures. On the
night in question dance was given nj
Scroggin's hotel and Martin escorted
Mary smith, an old sweet heart of Mnr-
phys. Murphy became Jealous, left the
nan lh dudgeon, returned in short
while, called Martin out TO the gate.
pleasantly bade him good evening, and
shot him down. The bah entered the
right side of the head, traversing the
brain and producing instant death.
Murphy mounted a horse and escaped to
the brush with posse in pursuit. Mar
TN was for several years member of
the Texas Rangers under Oglesby In
Texas.
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CHICAGO, July 3l.--No more diseased
cattle arrived at the stock yards to, day.
The rumor which could be traced 10 no
reliable source that an in
feoted herd, containing 1000. and
an intention to ship them 20
market as fast as cars could be secured.
IL was learned during the day that agents
OF the Texas q Pacific in Missouri
wero refusing TO receive cattle
for shipment 70 Chicago and st.
Louis. II. NJ. Hoxie, of the
Wabash road was tolegraphed, concern
ing the matter. and replied that this ac-
tion was the result of q misundarstand-
ing OF orders, and that IL had been rem
edied. The Live Stoct Exchange met
this morning and appointed "A acommittee
toprepare for publications. statement for
the benefit of such Bubscribars. The
report Is not yet made but tho commit
zee gave the following pointsto' repre-
sentative of the press;
Consignments already reaeived arc
the only infected cattle broRght TO these
yards; that these cattlo had pre-
ponderance OF native blood and
were, what are known as aTb,ree-
quarters or high blood ColOra(ios;n
that they We're taken from the Pam
handle of Texas, near North Reno.
Indian Territory - and vlntored thore.
crossing the trail OF Texas cattle
on the way; shnt bad they been
kept ON COCOA focds and wateu
disease would not have developed IN
them; that other cattln' could not DO.
come infected fcpm contact wi In the,a
that the inIectsd cattle AZ
Manhattan, Kansas, were sold
from the same herd az ihose brought
here; Aat noae of those injected Anil
mails are bought by members, of the FIX
change and, therefore, there Is no dan
ger of shipments Of any OF their car
cassos to other cities IA dres ssed beef.
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The sagc of scguIn-Mn.h .rnne..

AUSTIN, July 3l.-ISpccial.l p The
Hays County convention, which locked
last Saturday on the nomination for
the lower house, with Fcrg KYLE.
Sergeant-at- Arms Of the Senate for In,
last four sessions of the Legislature, ana
Or. Comb, of san Marcos, were candi-
dates, will convene again Saturday and
endeavor to make nomination.
From all that can be learned, KYLE Is
the choice of tho people, three 10 one, a.
IL Ireland for Governor. The enemies
of the latter, however, about San Mar
eos, II is charged, have manipulated the
wires and have succeeded in packing the
convention not SO much TO defeat Kyle
as to prevent the endorsement OF The
Governor lfa nomination tails Satur.
day, Kyle, IL Is asserted, will onter the
held as an independent Democrat.
Silence and profound roposo prevails
down about Bastrop, with Wash Jones
showing no disposition 20 take the flelt,
against Ireland. lie is doubtless salts.
fed with his last quixiotic tilt against
the Sage of Seguin.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 3l.-The Plea
yuno's Baton Rouge special says; John
II. Hama, just arrived, reports the sink
ing Of tho steamer City of Yazoo, this
morning at st. Delgehine, nine miles be-
low this city. The accident was caused
by collision with stump. The wreck
Is said to be complete. Steamboat men
say the City Of YazOo was sunk by the
same snag which proved fatal to the
Laura Lee some timo ago. The cargo
was forty bales of cotton, | 400 sacks Of
seed and 100 barrels Of oil. No lives were
lost. The boat is valued at $4,000, and
was insured.
NEW OnLgAHs, July 3l.--Tho City of
fazoo struck snag at the stern and
was ripped to amidship. Valued ut $780,
w; insured in Western companies for
$4,000. II is doubtful If she can be
raised
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ON the Rio arande.

EAGLE PASS, July 3l.--Lspecial.l The
town is surrounded by prairie fires, and
In Mexico the whole sky is red, ahowing
the widespread destructiony
is supposed to have been started by
campers. No rain has fallen in this sec
ton for months. The grass, what re-
mains Of 1t, is like tinder, and il will bc
impossible 10 stop the flames until thew
burn ont. The range will be totally de-
stroyed.
Stockmen have been moving their
stock far into the interior of Mexico on
account of the drouth, and this last mis-
fortune. Will force a general exodus.
cattle will perish in great numbers.
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Brutal Murder.

GATEsvIILE, July 3l.-lSpecial. Last
night John Coop, living six miles from
town, was murdered while asleep on his
gallery. Hcwas killed by two charges
from shotgun, either OF which would
have proved fatal. Coop was well-t0 do
farmer. Bill Miller, his wifo's brother,
was arrested for the crime and is now in
jail. Circumstances are strong against
him. His preliminary trial win be held
tp-nnrrnW
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PRESIDENT. and Hon. w. II. Grain
nominee for Congress of the Seventl
Congressional District. Stirring ana aioI
quent speeches were delivered by Hon.
Seth Shepherd, Mai. McIemore. Hon
Il. q. Street, q. A. Levy, Victoria.
and others. Hon. Olin Weiborn was
present, but too unwell to address the
meeting. Every allusion To
the names of the Nation
al standard bearers or Congressionl
nominee was enthusiastically cheered.
All the speakers earnestly appealed
10 the Democracy of Galveston To
stand firm and work harmoniously
for election OF Cleveland and Hendricks
and redemption of Congressional dis
tricts from Republican control.
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Run Down.

PirrsnuRa, July Sl.--A gang of burg
lars, for the past three months operating
extensively among the wealthy resi-
dences of East End, were run down
to-day by the police and All Hogan,
Sonny Hogan, Charles $. Hicks and
John Scholes, all colored, were
captured, together with six
large trunks filled with gold watches, di-
Almonds, silver ware, sealskin
goods, silks, etc., in value over
$4,000 The detectives are still
At work and It is expected large addi-
tions to tho stock Of goods will be made
within the next twenty-four hours.
Sonny Hogan, of the captured robbers,
is wanted at Washington city for
murder.
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Cleveland and llcndricLs Meet,

ALBANY, July Sl.-Gov. Hendricks,
accompanied by Col. +. d. Ban
Mister, of Indiana, and Judge George
w. Cothran, of Chicago, arrived at 2:2O
y. m. from Saratoga. After short stop
at the. Dolevan house, carriages were
taken for the Executive mansion. where
sioV. Hendricks met Gov. Cleveland.
me meeting was cordial. Gov. Hen
bricks returned to Saratoga at @ y. m.
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THE GOULD LION AND sAsrA FEE
LAMB.
rhey Lie Down in Pleasant Pastures To-
sether-A Mutually Profitable Psel,

ihey Lie Down In Pleasant Pastures To-
sether-A Mutually Profitable Peel.
GALVESTON, July 81 The Gulf, Colo
rados u Santa Fe railroad win to -rnor-
row announce the consumatiom of
reciprocal traffic arrangement
with the Gould lines throughout the
southwest. Several changes in time
schedules on the Missouri Pacific Ii mas
VIII go into effect TO morrow, 70
connect with the Santa Fe trains. nh, sse
lines, as 1t is well known, have be en-
vigorously antagonizing each other or
number OF years past. The ne w
arrangement apparently strengthen y
the Gould system and at the same tim
operates 20 the great advantage OF the I
santa re line, by. adding through !
paaSenger and freight traffic 10 :
IT'S heavy local business. In con.
necGon with the above cbange
IT is rumored that the Pullman sleenars
now being run ON the Texas Central viii,
Santa Fe line. 'io
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Convention Called.

PALESTINE, July 3l.--[Special. Hon.
J' Y. Gooch has called the Senatorial
Convention of the Seventh Senatorial
district to meet in Palestine August
18th. The district is composed of the
counties of Anderson, Cherokee, Hen.
derson and Van Xandt.
Az the Judicial convention held YES
terday, the Hon. I. a. Williams, Hous-
ton county,and the Hon. j. J. Faulk, OF
Judge and District Attorney
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Weal,hY rarmer Rohhed.

PIrTsruRo, July Sl.-The ChDnicle-
Telegraph's Petrolia, Pa, special says:
Yesterday afternoon three masked men
entered the house of Rhody Boyle, n
well-known farmer living noaSSt. Joe,
and with revolvers cooked, compelled
him to open his safe and give them $l3,
900 in cash, after which thew took to the
woods, aud have not vet been captured.
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Hendricks visit to Cleveland.

ALBANY, July 3l.-Thomas A. Hen
dricks will arrive here this afternoon
from Saratoga on visit to Gov. Cleye-
land. Hendricks will be met at the de-
pot by the Governors Private Secre-
tary, Col. Lamont, and drive to the ex.
ecutlve mansion. The candidates have
never yet met each other. Hendricks
VIII lunch with the Governor, and return
10 Saratoga this evening, where he will
probably remain for fortnight. He
Will be accompanied to Saratoga by Col.
Bannister, of Indiana. Among the large
n mber of visitors aS the executive
chamber to-day were Judge Kinne, OF
lowa;C G. Burns, Kansas; NJ. s. Nc,
Cormick, of Dakota.
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The Grseiy Rece,,,on.

PonrsaouTH, N. H., July sl.-sccrc-
t@y Chandler arrived this morning ON
the Tallapoosa. He has received letters
nom the mother OF Lieut.. Greely, and
from Samuel j. Randall. that they will
be present ut the reception. The wifo
OF Commander Schley has arrived.
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TROUPE, July Sl.-ISpecial.l IA barbe-
cue here to-day was enjoyed by about
1000 people. Tyler's efficient brass
oand was on the grounds. It was a
grand Democratic rally. Addresses
were made by tho following prominent
speakers: Hon. Web. Finley and Hon.
Horace Chiffon, of Tyler; ex-Judge Geo.
omlth, OF Colorado City; Gen. J. $. Hogg,
Of Mineola and others, 9o'
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A Mob Banied,

CHARLoTrEsvtLLE, July 3l.--At 3
this morning a largo mob from the
neighborhood Of Buckeye land, at
tempted TO take John Roland, who muir
derod Jamos Fry, July 2sth, from Alber-
marie Jail and lynch him, but upon APP
proaching the suburbs found the mill
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CowardIy Guards.

LITTLE Rock, July 3l.--The lesseos OF
the State ponitentlary today re-
ceived notice from citizens of
Pope county to take convicts out of coal
mines there within ten days. The peo-
pie are determined not to let convicts
work In the county. The convict
barricaded themselves in one of the
mines and refused TO come out. The
guards are afraid to 90 In after them.
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Meets ut QuItman-Re,urned.

MiNEoLA, July 3l.--[Special. THE
County convention meets at Quitman
saturday to elect delegates to all the
District conventions.
Hon. III. W. Cate has returned from
Ghlcago, and expresses perfect satisfac-
non with the ticket, and thinks il is
bound to win.
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Not Decided,

NEW YORK, July 3l.--Chairman Bar
mum was not present at the meeting of
the Democratic National committee, and
senator Ransom presided. b. h. Smally,
of Vermont, was chosen Secretary. The
subject Of permanent headquarters is
not decided,
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Tho Gas WeIl rio, Cn,es.

MuRRAyvILIE, July 3l.-The gas well
riot cases will be called fon trial next
Monday. Defendants will batried Joint
~ on Indictment for murder unless APP
pHcations for separate trials be made.
Several hundred witnesses have been
enbntrnnan
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New YosK, July a.-!Tho Bartholdi
Statue coumittse decided to have tho
laying of Ahe corner st ono Of the Pedos-
tai on August 9th at ZIP. m. Tho core-
mony is 10 be perform cd by the grand
master, n. A. a A. M. Masons of tho
State of New York. Bishop Potter viii
make inc prayer and pronounce the beu-
eulctlon> The orator Is not yet so-
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For the SuppressIon ~ CrImo,

f. GArEsvILE, July Sl.--lspeciL.l "A
call will be published in the Advance
Saturday for mass meeting OF the citi-
zens OF the county for the suppression OF
crime. Tho people seem thoroughly
arnu sod
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GRENADA, MISS, July 3l.-T. q. Barry
was nominated on the fourteenth ballot
by the Democrats of the Fourth Com
5ressional district of Mississippi.
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'al and Winter, 1884.

6avlng placed our orders before the
te advance, in anticipation of a pro.
tiOus season, we are OverstOcked in
fme lines and offer inducements to
fsh and prompt time customers second
no house In the country.
Conservative merchants, who, in
|leWO the uncertain condition of crops
Andthe stringency Of the money mar.
Ht are unwilling to place orders with
&dern JObbers before they can know
needs Of their trade will find our
fSe a convenient depository from
'Alch to draw their supplies quickly
In such quantities as theirtra de-
Ands, at Boston and st. Louis prices.
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Ratification Mnniinr.

GALVESTON, July a.-A large and en-
thusiast,c meeting was he.u here to-
night at Artillery Hall, TO ratify
the nomination Of Cleveland and
Hendricks for President and Vice
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RAILWAY NEWS.
j. j. Frey Appointed General superln
tcndent of the Texas q ~, Iouls.

tchuent OF thc Texas a St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July 3l.--J. j. Frey, a mum.
ber of years past, Division Superintend.
ont OF the Iron Mountain railroad, re-
signed to accept the position of General
superintendent of the Texas 4 St. Ioui,
Marrow Gauge. Mr.. Frey will assum,
his new duties August 9TH.
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Campaign HeAdquarters,

NEW York, July 3l.--Thc Executive
committee of the National Democratic
committee are holding private session
ms afternoon to perfect organization
ana select campaign headquarters.
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For Congress.

INDIANAroLIs, July 3l.--At Frankfort
Today the Republicans Of the Ninth dis
lrict nominated Maj. j. G. Doxoy for
COngrcss
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Solid for ireland.

MARSHALL, July 3l.-ISpeclal. -Har-
rson county will 90 solid for Ireland.
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NIny Recnver.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.--Represonta-
tive Culberson appears to be doing we'll
and may recover.