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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
A Failing Beam Instantly Kills n Pitts.
burgher.

A Failing Beam Instantly Kills n Pitts
burgher.
PIrTSBURG, 26.-About ten o'clock this
morning man named Joseph Engels, in
the employ Of the Keystone Bridge Company,
who was at work on the erection of new
mill for Park Bro s 4 Co, at Smallman
and Thirty second streets, met with sud
den and terrible death. 1t seems that
Engels was at work at the bottom of a
scatfolding where a large iron beam
was being hoisted, and the beam
in some way fell striking Engels on the
head, knocking him down and crushing the
life out OF hun. His fellow workmen hur-
riedly rolled the beam off him, but it was too
late, as the spark OF life had fed. Coroner
Dressler on being notified held an inquest
when verdict Of accidental death was rem
dered. The deceased was about &c years
old and resided in Lawrencevilie.
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PuZZlING.
Reception Of the News From Ohio at
Washington.

Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The acsior Of
the Democratic conventions of Ohio and In
diana on the tariff question has caused
much comment among Democratic men,
bers on the floor OF the House to-day. Mr..
Randall and bis friends are very jubilant,
while the Morrison men are disappointed,
particularly those who were counted on
for an emphatic free trade expression. The
endorsement Of the fortyone men who de-
feated the Morrison bill by the Ohio Con-
vention is purely gratifying to these men
who had been branded as traitors They
confdentially assert that the National De
mocracy will reaffirm the principles set
forth in the Ohio declaration not even
squirting toward free trade. Mr. Morrison
takes different view and says that the
course of himself and the one hundred and
fifty-fve Democrats who supported his bill
will be endorsed at Chicago. General But
Ter while here submitted to the Democratic
leaders a resolution relating to the tariff,
which he proposes TO present Mt Chicago as
a member of the Committee on Resolutions.
1t is a moderate declaration for tariff re-
form and looks to compromise.
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THE DAY AFTER.
Defeat Written. On the Harrison County
W Republican Ticket.

Defeat Written. On the Harrison County
Republican Ticket.
CLARKsBUEG, June 20.-ESpeciall THE
county Republicans yesterday nominated a
frst-class ticket for defeat Hustled was left
out in the cold, and now there will be abig
kick in the ranks of the RAIDS He has been
put off from year to year with pretty prom
ises, and at last when the machine
managers allow him to go before
the convention, as candidate, he is crush
ed and his hopes of spoils are vanished
and this gentleman is noble Richards
right bower and little joker together. The
end has come and II Mr.. Hustled doesn't
kick, it is because he will be pacifed by
another promise, which no doubt will end
like the resin wind. The whole ticket
has defeat written in black letters across its
face, as all the men nominated with one or
two minor exceptions, are exceedingly an-
popular.
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THE BOSS PICNIC.
Twelve Hundred Pittsburg Kids on n
Lark.

Twelve Hundred Pittsburg Kids on n
Lark.
Pressure, June 26.-Twelve hundred
children in procession, headed BY brass
band, and parsding Carson street. South
Side, this morning, revealed the fact that
the Humboldt school, on Twalfth street, vas
doing the fair thing in the way
Of the picnic business. The schsol,
after an hours parade, was gathered
in the large school building, where the best
of picnic supplies were made available to
the pupils. The President Of the School
Board, Mr. Bryce, with the other directors
Of the school. were in attendance, and, with
the principal and teachers, saw to it that
pupils OF the school had one of the pleasant
est days in their lives In the afternoon
various amusemsnts were provided tor the
children.
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IN A BOX.
Two Bodies Found Floating in the Mis-
souri, River.

Two Bodies Found Floating in the Mis-
souri, River.
LEAvENwoRTH, June 26.-This morning
about 10 o'clock colored man, while fish
ing near the Kansas and Missouri bridge,
discovered large wooden box floating
down the Missouri river. He towed it
ashore and opened it, when he discovered
the mutilated bodies of aanan and a wo-
man. The coroner's inquest failed to iden-
tify them. The skulls were off from the
eyes upward, and the entrails gone, and
nothing left of the truAks but tendons,
nerves and arteries The name of IN. n
Sliety, St Joseph, Mo-" was marked on the
box, which had evidently been taken from a
store. The remains are supposed to be sub
jects from a dissecting room, boxed up and
sent adrift by students
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WITH A VENGEANCE.
Iowa Railroads Refuse to Garry Any More
whieky.

Iowa Railroads Refuse to Garry Any Moro
Whieky.
CHICAGO, June 26.--Tbe general freight
agents Of Of the railroads in Iowa issued a
general order to-day announcing their pur.
pose to observe the Iowa law respecting the
sale Of intoxicating liquors, which enters
into effect on July 5th. All agents are pro-
hibited from receiving any Intoxicating
liquors for transportation from any point
either within or without the State 10 any
point within its limits unless there is deliv.
cred to such agent certificate signed BY
the auditor Of The county in which the point
Of destination is located, showing that the
consignee has authority by order Of the
board Of supervisors to sell hqur in sach
county,
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SettieeRsMT cHlslEse.


A SsGAt bstwssA the Chiasss aaA French
Pans, Jshe 2s.-Hanoi di.iAtcAsa stais
,h.; "'a cc;mnese :egulAs With artillery.
who en.rench.d thea. .'slvsa ss IAneson in
violation Of the treaty, Alta. ~s EF"en
forces on Monday as they were On tAs
march, lilnns I and xoan6;ng q.
General Negriet immediately Get out
with rinforcemeasA General Millos
telegraphed that the French num-
bered 100. and were on their way to
Langon. Though greatly outnumbered
they routed the Chinese The French lost
two officers. The news Of the 6gh, causes
a great sensation, as il was totally unex.
pected. The Chinese Government had 70
fused to atify the Tonquin treaty, and 70
called tEeir ambassador to France. Serious
complications between the two Govern
ments can now be expected. Further news
is awaited with interest
A report that French forces near Saugson
were surprised in q narrow defle and near
ly cut TO pieces is now circulated.
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SIGNIFICANT.
Kelly and Butler Undoubtedly Have m
Understanding.

Kelly and Butler Undoubtedly Have an
Understanding.
WASHINGTON, June Pa great deal Of
significance is attached to the conference
between General g. r. Butler aud John
Kelly, in New York yesterday, and espe-
cially in view of the fact that after the
meeting each expressed a preference for
Bayard. There is no doubt that Kelly and
Butler have an understanding, having for
its primary object the defeat for Cleveland.
1t is believed by many that Randall is also
in the combination and that if il should
succeed, either Randall or Bayard will be
nominated Randall stock has gone up
several points within the past few days.
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RATHER DEEP.

The Mo Gr.nde River stni on . s1s
Tear. ,iJsq 4
PExA BLAEcA, Texas, June 2eo@1hs
great water from above on the Rio 9bsndy
has come down and Is filing a8essgapd'
canons Of San Carlos San Vicente s&bfsi9
Grande TO depth Of 500 feet saA sPsssdr
ing devastation on the Mexieso si1gssgs'
the Commanehe crossing. Orchards 80
washed Out and the grazing plsipa 6qpdeA
sweeping catlle OF On fsAsAfissatAA plik
the water greatly benefits the groxth q he
ie0i grssses.
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DISSATISFACTION.
a Kick Against the Harrison County Re-
publican Ticket.

A Kick Against the Harrison County Re-
publican Ticket.
CLARESBURG June 26-G Special From
the ticket nominated by the Republican
Convention. of this county, published in the
REGISTER Of Yesterday the prediction Of your
reporter on the 23d inst was fully realized,
and anticipated. In the face of the circu-
lar appearing at the same time the eonyen-
tion succeeded in nominating several
chronic Office seekers A. c. Moore and
F. A. Robinson have been standing candi-
dates for years, and have held frequently,
prominent trusts in the county.
The letter Of the 23d was slightly
changed at your Office, so that your reporter
left the impression that II. d. Boughner
was against Robinson when upon the con-
and opposed Chas. Thompson, the other
candidate, on the grounds of temperance
The ticket is not strong, especially so when
James Taylor was defeated for the County
Court, many believing that A. c. Moore was
not candidate. Lastly, but not least
universal
Discrimination
prevails among the friends of A. l.. Hus-
stead in the nomination of c. W. Lynch, who
also was not known to be candidate, but
whose friends succeeded in packing the con-
vention in his interest against Hustled who
had labored earnestly for thirteen years for
the success Of the Republican party, and
was Justly entitled to the nomination and
had every reason to
Expect Il.
Indeed, Hnsted thoroughly surprised
upon discovering any opposition whatever,
was not prepared for the holly contested
battle that .ensued Hustled declined a
nomination afterwards for the Legis-
lature, and it is said proposes to
assert his Independence The bosses
cannot expect to always control this county,
as was thoroughly indicated at the last gen
eral election. and the independent Republi-
cans viii again aSsar; themselves and their
influence be fell.
What will he 'he ouigrowth Of this irreyu-
lsr I-ocer4.GS .=i t5,se IaS..is.as..J.y
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GEx. A. J. WARNER is a good enough
Congressman for the people of the Seventh
Ohio district, and they say so by giving him
denomination in a district that he can
always carry against any opposition. Gen.
WARNER has done faithful service to his
party and to the country and deserves the
confidence his constituency rePOse in him.
We wish Congress was full of such men.
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KILLED BY A WAGON.
Fatal Accident to Small Chicago BOY Yes
terday.

Fatal Accident to a Small Chicago BOY Yes.
terday.
CHICAGO, June 26.-This afternoon at
o'clock Frank Abrahams, the 9-year-old son
of ex-State Senator Isaac Abrahams, was
run over and killed by wagon No. 80 owned
by f. A. Shedd d Co., ice dealers. The
accident occurred in the alley running
south from Harrison street. between
State street aud Wabash avenue. The
boy was in the alley watching some other
boys playing ball, when the wagon
turned in quickly from the street and ran
over him. Death was instantaneous The
body was taken to the home of the deceased,
at No 80 Thirteenth street, in the Central
station patrol wagon.
Sergt, Sheppard, of the Harrison street
station, arrested Henry Goldwood, the
driver of the ice wagon, later in the eve
ring, and locked up at the armory to see
what the coroners jury will have to say
about the matter.
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THE Cincinnati Enquirer does not say a
NoEd in its editorial columns about the
CO&ambus Convention. Mr.. JOHN r. Nc
LEAN is proprietor of the Enquirer and Mr..
McLEAN was elected delegate TO Chicago
by. acclamation. Such mOdesty is com
mendable BY the way Mr.. ALLEN G.
THuRSAN was elected delegate also.
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THE BEST YET.
North Carolina Democrats Are For Cleve.
land.

North Carolina Democrats Are For Cleve-
land.
RALEIGH, N. c., June 26.-The Demo
cratic State Convention was the largest and
best ever held in this State. The ticket
gives great satisfaction. The delegates at
large to Chicago are IhoS. Rutiin, Vim. I.
Toty, Julian Scarr and Geo. II. Brown
The entire delegation will meet in
Washington July 4. They lean to
the opinion that it is advisable to support
Cleveland while in sympathy with Bayard.
They affirm adherence to former platforms
and regard free and fair expression of the
public will at the ballot box as the Sonly
true means of preserving free American in
Stitutions
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WASHINGTON.
An Exceedingiy Modest OGsr From an
Equally Modest Man.

wAsHrxGroS, June 26.-There are about
one hundred and 6fty civil Starroute cases
which the department of justice hal decided
to push to trial. These cases have oil been
carefully prepared and lot Of witnesses
made up. Only one special counsel, Col. 6. d.
Bradley, willbe employed, and he will have
general supervision Of the cases from Wash
ington. The various United States district
attorneys will be instructed TO prosecute
such Of the cases as come within their juris-
diction without receiving extra compensa-
ton. 1t is thought that the cost Of these
cases viii be very light Col Geo. n. Bliss.
so it is reported, offered to take general
charge Of the cases for the government for
the modest sum of $4,000, but it was re-
fused by Attorney General Brewster
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WEST INDIA.
Must Re . RspubIican Adnsinistrsttss ts

Must he . Republican Administrstisa ts
Power.
HAVANA. June 24.-yey extensive rob
berries are reported to have taken place 10
the custom houses in Hsyti. President
Solomon is obliged to inspccs matters per.
sonally, n he cannot trust vsy eaicist On
the night Of Mny 2s he visited Aux Csycs
and JaemeI by surprise and he reut msuy Of
the officials to the capital as psi1oners.
Quiet prevails throughout the RspabIic.
The Presidential election IN 81 Domingo
will be held on The last three days Of June.
General Bellini is the most popular csndi-
date
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TEx cents on the dollar is the showing OF
the Charleston Safe Bank. The creditors,
ike the darkey preacher who expressed
gratitude for the return OF his hat after an
attempt to take up a collection, doubtless
feel thankful for the ten cents
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A MIRAGE.
a Remarksbis Scene On the Chesapeake
Bar. 81

y AkMlAEA2OA0
Bay. IN
! BALrrnoRE, June 26.-[sPecial IA
remarkable mirage was witnessed by many
persons who were in vessels ON the eastern
coast of the lower Chesapeake bay this
morning. Looking eastward across the
rolling lands of Accomac county Va.
could be seen long line Of the Atlantic
coast lifted up in the air with
steamers and sail vessels on its
bosom. Those who were familiar with the
Atlantic coast easily recognized well known
landmarks and Islands. Capt, Wilson, OF
the steamer Tangier, who was going down
the Potomac sound toward Onaneoek, was
so struck with the remarkable phenomenon
that he called all the passengers upon the
upper deck to view it. The mirage lasted
several hours.
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INTO A CISTERN.
Mrs. Barlow browns Domestic Trouble
In n Cistern.

Mrs. Barlow browns Domestic Trouble
In n Cistern.
SEDALn, No, June 26.-This morning
Mrs. John Barlow, aged about 80 years, the
wife of an old resident of this city, was
found dead in the large cistern on her hus
bands premises. From the fact that she
and her husband got on spree, the finding
of the body of the wife caused considerable
excitement and suspicion Of foul play. The
Coroner examined the case with great care
and the jury rendered verdict Of suicide.
Mrs. Barlow had been in bad health for a
number Of years, and to this was added
domestic trouble, and it is presumed that
she was tired of life's burdens and drowned
herself
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VIZ give in to-days REGIsrER the last
Democratic platforms on the tariff Of Con-
nectcut, New Jersey, Virginia, West Yit-
ginia, Nevada, California, Louisiana, Indi-
ana and they furnish an admOnitiCn to the
National Democratic Convention that ought
not to be disregarded. The time for fool
inc is INST
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WITH SATISFACTION.

Pittsburgers Pleased Over the Action of
the National Republican Committee.
PITTsBURG, June 26.-The selection of B.
F. Jones, of this city, as chairman of the
National Republican Committee is received
with general satisfaction here. Mr.. Jones
is president of the Western Iron and Nail
Associations and head of the firm of Jones
4 Laughlin, the second largest iron firm in
the United States. His political expert
cnce has been limited but he is man Of
great executive ability and energy, He is
one of the wealthiest men in this city and is
about 60 years of age,
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BASE BALL.

,ames PLAYED Throughout the Land Yes
terday.
Cincinnati-Metropoitan 0, Cincinnati l..
Chicsgo-Providenee 8, Chicago"S.
Bay City-Terre Haute ), Bay City s.
Fast Saginaw-Muskegon ., Saginaw Il.
.DenOit-BOston 81, Detroit 4.
Columbus-Allegheny 5, Columbus 8.
Observation-Disclosures 2, Louisville 10.
Brooklyn 7, Toledo 3.
srJeveland-New York, 2; Cleveland, 1.
Observation-Disclosures, 81 lndlanaP-
IS, l.
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THE jefferson county papers contain a
call for the formation of Vigilance Com
mittee at Harper's Ferry. We wander
what has broken loose among the usually
staid people Of that conservative county
that Vigilsuce Committees are necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-27

Nh. ELKINS deserved to be chairman OF
the Republican Committee. But one way
that Mr.. BLAINE has Of rewarding his
friend, is to sacrifice them on the altar of
his own personal advancement. ELEGNs is
such a dccout BLAINE wo-shipper that he
will undoubtedly regard it an honor to be a
victim
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FOR LIFE.
Specimens of Michigan Crime and Crimi-

Specimens of Michigan Crime and Crimi-
nails.
DETROIT, June 26.-Wm. Emery, Capt
of the schooner Addie, this morning shot
and probably fatally wounded farmer
named Alexander Ketchum, living seven
miles from Benton Harbor. Eme:y arrived
there this morning and Immediately went to
Ketchum's house. He claims Ketchum
has been too intimate with his wife. An
drew Long, wife murderer, at Ionia was
taken into court to-day, pleaded guilty and
sentenced to prison for life.
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DEAD FISH.
Sulphur Water Killing Large Numbers of
Them.

PTTTsBURG, June 2G.-Yesterday persons
crossing the Smithield street bridge oh
served many dead fish floating down the
came from the Yough river, where
the sulphur water from the numer.
ous coal mines has poisoned fish by the
thousands. The wholesale destruction Of
fish is not the only trouble, as McKeeSport
draws its water supply from the Yoagb. The
inAuent pipes Of the pump works are in such
a position as to draw in the impurities from
the stream, and during the summer this
may te the cause Of sickness, which is not
pleasant to contemplate.
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AFTER TBSEE b1ys. .I,.b;s
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NrDpLr1ovs, S,xXsaasg xrd0s 16ess
% David stonms sstfa@M ldaGs sAohed
soutbGeld NogntsiBA ysss,seq lppseqas1q 4
Lake. He left ,tbs, Ejlav ~ ~
afternoon to retbf6 hone. a. ~ ~
reached tbsrs b. Th6rsdSiy 'ihSY2iS2 sS1 ..
party Of p6ehi6rs wsst 3 seAftA6 ny"
After hree dan, ,hsatsitbost f.gpaD's
trace Of the misripz fapnes kieDos AAne1so
sho saf Il v6rk n Rockk,d eQs0ly. ~,
sent for ,1de AssHefed DE- td6&3S a i
ones. sni hfk 1hs can q 6loss.t1sf n SSglR
over. the neppssis< 70 hisfadbs4b bongf'
There . 4 hfgs srisg oa atbe5Nstg1.l9a
Of ds'aOaiislg ) e. - 1 e n tps III.
he costss txKs6 by NJ StDf1sS - Es 80
home Beist fhisty, ~ tsstid 80 ~
get drnk, sbes tes@le sssais sss 2
Z nan lying bee Acysvs1 - tbeaaeDD'
off6s spsi1E vii the besd NbgC u /,
,bs sdSi9 lfSis hffstk11fS o9l9 y
explsnsl;oGid hs'isAbsfy go ~
nyeaasx ,ssr.a saess sals nsss rNp
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THE PENN BANK.

The Liabilities Ten Times Greater Than
the Assets.
PITTsBURG, June 26.-J. B. Sweizer and
Hugh s. Fleming, appointed by the court as
appraisers of the property of the Penn bank
reported to the Assignees this evening and
fixed the sppraisement at $l25,0O0. Sew
eral accounts of banks and bankers yet un-
settled, swell this probably $4,000 more.
Liabilities 81 ,5O0O 900.
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THE EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE.

Yiaacs Will Probably Denasl nssvy In
depsRity sf Chiss. %
Lospox, June 26.--In Commons today
Gladstone said NIL the powers had agreed NJ
sttend the Egyptian conferences. il ~
doubtful. however, IL representative OF 'fss
Porte will be present st the first sittisfidHS
promised TO devote Monday 10 the &Rps
sion Of the motion 10 censure in esae IN
frapcfise bill is passed. ...,.,
The latest news from Tonquin HaS bees
the subject Of much comment. iEH ~
Iieyed France will now demand a,hoyyis
demnity Of France. - M yieist
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REDUCED.

West Virginia River Appropriatieas Cut
Down.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-[Special =
West Va. and Kentucky rivers suffer large re
dustions in the appropriation bill from the
previous estimates. The Great XanawhA
appropriation is redaeedfrom 100000 70
$4,000. The Monongahela rce 60.
OO9 as against $4,000 esa,r- ,,.d Ths NJ,
Sandy is also o loseh
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YInaIng . Bsnb.

yIEssA. June ga bomb Giisdwtsh y
powerful explosive wss found 10. - shcsbi
berry near the Exhibition rotunds b14ys,
All the public building, are carefully wstch-
ed now, osiDg 10 fears Of ostnyes bIl 6t
anarchists. The Issiu ssevess vhjekfshsi
anarchists have thresteped repeatedly teal
being inspected "a &. .,.o,.,
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THx Rio Grande stin continues on a big
hioh.
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RlVAlING WARD.
The State Bank of Charleston VIII Paw a

The State Bank OF Charleston VIII Paw a
Small Dividend.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 26.-Ore of
the assignees OF the State Bank
of West Virginia reported to-day
that ten cents on the dollar will be
paid depositors. The assets of the bank
are uominally $lSO,OOO all of which ex-
cept about $4,000, is considered as worth
la,S
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
Wade Hampton n Delegate-at-Large 10
Chicago.

Chicago.
COLOMBIA, s. c., June 26.-The Demo
cratic State Convention met here to-day.
Charles H. SimontOn. Of Charleston. was
temporary chairman. Senator Wade
Hampton, c. III. Suber. r. W. Dawson, and
L. +. Youmans we're elected deiegstes-at
large. Hampton and Youmans prefer
Bayard. Dawson urges Cleveland in his
paper. The Congressional district delegates
have not indicated their choice The con-
yention sent its delegates uninstructed
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THE Republican press Ofthis State is de
playing more taste than enterprise in con
tfnaed refusal 10 publish AIxwxLIs letter
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They Went AWAY from Home,

INDIANAPOLIS, June 26,--The Republi-
cans ofthe Thirteenth district held con
veution at Michigan City to-day. and nomi-
mated W. W. Williams. present Minister 10
Parseas!. 70 succeed Galk;as in C0nSzsss.