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The Tnllnnnnsn Candidate.

The belief is gaining ground that Gen.
Butler poses before the country as a
Presidential candidate, not because he
is fairly and squarely in the race, but in
pursuance of an agreement or a trade
made with Secretary Chandler and
other leading Republicans. The evil
dence going to show the existence of the
rallapoosa treaty or trade is circum-
stantial, but it is convincing. IL is
known that Butler sent his letter to the
sun announcing his determination
20 run for the Presidency the
day after his sea trip with Secretary
Chandler. 1t is also known that for a
week or more before sending the letter
Butler and Chandler were holding long
private interviews I'm the cabin of tho
rall9pOIsa, at Portsmouth, and thai
Chandler swung like pendulum back
and forth between Butler and Blaine.
Shrewd partisan admirers were called
in on both sides and the Tallapooss
treaty or trade was not completed until
every point had been FULLY discussed.
Taking it for granted that Buffers
candidacy is the result of certain Jug
! Cling transactions conducted ON tn,
| lallHpuoSa aud NJ Bar HarbOr, people
] ltAAAtl tAlN ANNA ~ hwy WI AboliN till'
corning what was "nOmnated In the
bOnd.n 1t is generally believed that Tn,
expenses of the Butler campaign will
be footed by the Republican National
! Committee in the vain hope that Butler
| will draw OFF Democratic votes from
! Cleveland.
All this Is childs play. Butler,
| record rs traitor in the Democratic
camp and as marplot in its councils il
too well known, Genuine Democrats
will not train under the nag of bush
whsckor who skulks i'm the wake o
every party in turn and never fights foi
any. II is said that Butler will draw tn,
vote Of the workingmen. Why should
workingmen support him2 When ht
was In position where he conld have
aided workingmen he invariably bound
himseltto the cause monopoly. When
ever monopolists wanted a subsidy they
found willing tool in Butler. There /.
nothing in such record TO win vote,
from working men.
The details of the Talapoosa treat )
and the candidacy of Gen. Butler mr.,
not sufficient Importance to disturb the
Democratic camp. All signs Of The
campaign indicate that Buffers vote,
VIII he mainly drawn from the ranks u
{ the Republicans. An element in that
party is made up of fanatics, socialist,
and sham labor reformers, and Butler /,
/ the man of all others to win their favor
| butler Is welcome to such recruits. TN,
/ republicans cannot afford to lose them
/ hut their transfer to the TallapoOsa can
didatc will equivalent to an actual Dem.
ocratic gain. The campaign has nov
/ assumed such u shape that it requires M
prophet to predict the election Of Grove
/ Cleveland, - Atlanta Constitution
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SUBDUED SUNSETS"
SAN ANTONIO II, DALLAS %.
The Browns Take Them In at Mellow
Twilight Yesterday - Louisville
Comparative DriIl-The Tread
ways Win-Races, Etc.
Browns VS.. Sunsets.

The first league game OF base ball be-
tween the Sunsets, of San Antonio, and
the Brown Stockings of Dallas, was
played yesterday afternoon, to the
largest trst-daY audience OF the season.
Many OF the spectators were ladies and
lher escorts, IN priYate turnOutS, which
gave the GROUNDS most inviting, pleas
ant ana social appearance, and added
me feature OF cultured audience to
me merits Of the game. The Sunsets
came here preceded Dy a splendid record
otleague victories aud slightly IN the lead
Tor the pennant, if their claim of three
forfeited games against Fort Worth is
allowed IN the final summing up. AS Il
consequence, close and exciting game
was anticipated, and if anything, the
visitors were Slightly the iavOfiteS
with the sporting fraternity. Up
mines % the rhUd inning both
played oiegrurly the score stand.
iug Dallas one, SAT- Antonio nothing,
here Inc home tvHiu came near cNpr-
teucmg once more their usual Friday
luck, rs the sunsets, by several well
punched hits ard OIL Il number of
costly errors, by the Browns notably
wild throws by Murphy and Crothers,
To second base-mHuaged 10 pile up six
runs, presenting the appalling score of
SIX To one in faNurO Of the visitors. But
the Browns soon rallied from their rat
! tied condition and went in To win, and
/ finally snatchtd victory from what APP
| peared To be certain defeat, the score
/ standing - 10 II. Some of the heaviest
| batting ever seen on the home grounds
| was done by both teams, ana although
/ the sunsets were defeated. they are ne
meau rivals Tor our crack Brown Stock
ings, and will make them play great
| BAH to-day and to morrow 10 capture thu
| present series. Although tho error col.
umn showed up in double figures foi
both teams yesterday, there was no lack
OF brilliant plays on both sides. Pal.
mers catching Tor the Sunsets was good
rs was that OI Murphy, for the Browns
until injured in the seventh inning
when he was relieved by Mutually, who
hlled the bill to the Gu taste. vii.
sey sOtin his usual fine tly-catching al
lett field at the OppOrtune time, prevent
ing rln-getting by the visitors, and Car.
ter made the brilliant exhibition of tn
game by fielding n ball in from centre L
nome plate, killing runner fro't
third. Mutually, also, az third, mad,
q great stop, that ellciteC
great applause, and McIhaneN
distinguished himself as the heavy
slugger of the two teams. Kelsey
chain of bad luck appears to have beer
broken ana he got IN some very cleve
hitting, Walter Mansfield umpired i'm
partially, and gave at least the ordinary
amount of satisfaction to the clubs. TIT
lovers of the game should avail them
selves of witnessing the two remaiuinj
contests. The teams for to-day are [,
bp plaNpd rs Glli,Ns.
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BUSINESS TRIEFs.
New York stock Market.


NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Govornments u
shade easier for a. -.
Railways drmer.
state securities dull.
Speculation 1T the Stock Exchange
opened weak aud depressed. In the
first hour of business there was decline
Of y! 10 - per cent. in prices. Union
Pacific showed the latter hgurcs. THIS
was succeeded by % rally Ot To ~ Der
cent. Union Pacific led, with sales up
to y. ~. Before midday selling was
renewed and prices declined rapidly on
unlavOrablC rumurs FROM The west CON
corning the trunk lines and the report
that the New York Central dividend, IT,
be advertised SCplcniberS $, would be u
per cent. instead OF per cent, us
formerly. At this time the market was
very active and the pressure to soil
quiet. \ marked decline from the high
est point to-day ranged from
's to per cont, and many weak holders
were shaken out on the way down. la
the afternoon the temper OF speculation
changed for the better and free pur-
chases were made for account of bulls.
VINO realized when prices We're consider
ably higher, and are now buying i'm the
large short Interest made Ia tho markC,
the past few days. The upward muv,
ment was also assisted 10y reports that
the Vanderbilt following intended t.
take hold Of this stock for rise rs soon
~ the corn crops assured. The advance
ranged from . tO 2l per cent, Union
PHcihc, western Union, 81, Paul, lacka-
wanna ANA Northwestern being the mos,
prominent In the rise. At the close thur,
was fractional reaction, but the market
left oil firm. Compared with last night,
closing prices are to ~, per cent. lower,
except for Northern Pacific preferred,
which Is per cen. higher. 81. Paul
unchanged
Transactions, l01,OOO shares.
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Baptlst Gathering.

The Baptist State convention of Texas
will meet in WaXahach,e, Texas, Sat
urday, October I, ISL. Every baptist
church in the State l. entitled
to representation In this body.
Its Mission work extends from
the Red river To the Rio Grande,
aud from the Sabine to New Mexico.
Delegates from the west will he FUR
nishod FREQ transportation from Midlo-
tian, on the Santa Fe road, To WaNa-
hacnic aud return. Every Baptist
church Ia the State is invited To send IN
delegates aud take part In this great
Statewide work. A grand meeting is
expected, with distinguished visiting
ministers from othcr States.
u. e. PoPE,
Corrospondiny Saprpt nv
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PERSONAL

Col A. W. Dunn, Of Colorado is ia the
city.
II. y. Ayers, orGrond Rapids, Mich,
is Mt the Windsor.
:. =. Mendcz has returned from bus.
mess trip To East Texas.
George Dexter aud Robert Berry are
soiourt ing at NOotcn Wells.
j. II. Millikcn, "a leading citizen OF
Ncathcriord, was I'm the city yesterday
Col. W. e.. Holland returned To the
city yesterday from a trip to Eastern
Texas.
Misses Dixie Bohan and allie Wilson
of Fort Worth, are VISITING Mrs. Dakc
Ross avenue.
Leslie Clark and Clarence stewart re-
turned yesterday from hunt in the In.
dian Territory.
Miss Mamie Kerr who has been visit
! INK Miss Bootte Mckee, lot last evening
for Waco, her home.
Mrs. kciizcher and her daughter, VIII,
were burned by coal oil explosion
Thursday night, are still alive
Col. II. noArmond, Of Mckinney, at
torney Tor the Houston q Texas Contra
railroad, was In the city yesterday.
Miss Josie l.oucllx aud Master JOIN
Loucks gave their little friends pleas.
ant entertainment last evening az Their
home, Ul2 South Jefferson street.
Col. Dan. Malven. the popular repre-
1 sentative oftho Milburn wagon. Toledo
/ Ohio, after n several weeks solourn In
WISCONSIN and on Tho lakes il agar
with us.
DIR. X. w. Allen, who has been spend
] ing the past few months visiting rela
tivos and friends In Missouri, mas re-
turnod to tho city. Mrs. Allen re-
manned over with friends In kansas
1 City.
Mr.. Reardon, the cashier of the Dalla,
National Bank, has one of the fines
collections of autographs Of celebrated
personages Of the United States an1
England, that can be found anywhere
They date over n hundred years back.
Prof. j. c. Patton will leave Dallas fol
Nashville via. TexarRana, Little Rorl
and Memphis in special coach. with d
company of young ladies for Dr. Price,
college, Thursday morning September
!. The pupils will assemble at thu
Hrand Windsor hotel ON Wodnosda,
evening previous. Others who may de
sire To attend the rapidly growing fa
nous institution, would do we'll to jolr
The party
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The Cleveland and hendricks club.

-, " ~ nv NJ NIUU'
The meeting of the Cleveland and
O'on'"S az 'io
courthouse was characterlzed by an en-
thusiasm which was no doubt largely due
to much increased attendance overtha
nro,.ior. ,,oo+;,,o. -. a'a,
n'nionle p,n';IS' iV'lipuy at Gov
,l,,M IN ..I Ios''o'V ''o"'ii'oH calleu the
M M ~ oo,i,,;,
,.inmS , VV,'t,isVoV upp0i,lteu at Vhe pre-
.o"S n'0VsiiS =" 1uiucV teaHerS lor the
tbo ,e,T g H. my tne{ Ilau secured
I'M ". mn "@ Trh wv niops anu
r.,t Ni,', n','' ne lirSt halheu
e' 81 S'' Il. Na9 u.,'ent' pvLhS ~
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Commencing September /, the Texas
X Pacific, and Missouri Pacific railroads
will sell excursion tickets To st. Louis
md return for the ! Nposition at S9l.3j
for the round trip. Choice of routes NJ
,Dl Main street. solid trains To 81.
Louis without change via the Missouri
Pacitc( Missouri, Kansas a Texas routu,l
leaving Now Brick depot every uighl.
also Via Texts u Pacific railway Iron
Mountain rlutc,l leaving Brick depot
155and Uniondcpot S;2i every morning
h. Z. TURNER,
Union Ticket Agent, Dallas.
b. W. MCCu LoUGH, General Passru-
ger AMI Ticket Agent, Galveston.
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Mowgate's Whereabouts.

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. Since Capt.
Howgate left here two years ago to es-
cape prosecution for embezzlement as
the officer of the United States signal
service, after making his escape from
the custody of the United States Mar
shal, there has been frequent inquiries
by dctcctivesaS to the amount of reward
offered for his rocapture. Recently a
detective came here with the inforua
ton that ne knew HoWgute's wherea-
bouts and could procure him il money
enough was offered. lie, however, could
not llnd that any reward could he paid.
This information was to tho effect that
llowgate has since last spring, been in
Southern MARYLAND.
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SnRgvEroRT, Aug. D.-lierry john
son, colored, for the murder of his wife,
was hanged to-day inside OF the parish
Jail. According toa law of the last Leg
islature, only fifteen persons were adj
mitted to the execution johnson adj
mitted yesterday that he Killed Me
linda Coleman. la Red River parish, be-
ing hired to murder her by another ne
gro woman.
FRANRuS, IA. Aug. -. William
Williams, alias crrnch. was hanged in
the parish jail to-day for the murder 81
William burgess, on February y ~
the black cap was drawn Williams
shouted. con. God, snve mel oh, tod,
save mcl'
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1t is due, however, to state that the
whistle was not of much force. A man
came mp and said it was shame
but another party from the scene
stated that Connors was hid near the
house with shotgun, and threatened
to shoot any one that attempted to in
teriere with his family affairs. A man
rushed Otto telephone and telephoned
To the st, George and station house that
woman was being murdered. Several
police put in an appearance and went in
quest of Connors, but failed to find him.
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BROWNSVILLE, Aug. ~, Special.
The sheriff arrested to-day, fifteen miles
below town, Sin on Berrise and NJ. Gar
ella for stealing sixty head Of cattle from
George Atkins. The cattle wore driven
TO Nueces county and sold. They have
been recovered. Jose Maria Cayazas,
the principal who made the bills Of sales,
ayrnnnd
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Mall Pouch Prirrc,l.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Aug. GA
mail pouch filled with letters from New
York for towns In tho iclnitN of raj
mer. which had heon left on trucl, In
the station ut Palmer, "Wednesday
night. was stolen. The contents were
found yesterday ON hill opposite tho
village scattered about. over thlus.
aud letters had been opened. No clue
to the rohher, and the amount of vslu-
able contents Is not known.
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LoNcyIEw, Aug. Special. The
case Of William Kellogg, charged with
assault on George IL. Jones, was tried in
the Justice court to-day. Jones got on a
Texas a Pacific train at Longviow.
August u, to ride to Willow Springs, on
No. 3Ol, the mail train, which does not
regularly stopat Willow Springs, Il flag
station. 4 dispute arose over the fare,
Jones wanting To pay IN cents while the
minimum fare is - cents. Jones was
elected, and because Of this the charge
Of assault was brou ght.
LoNGV,Ew, Aug. Special. The
jury in the Kellogg case disagreed.
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u V VI ~
Corresponding Secret lry


The negro boy who was run over by a
train on the Houston Texas Central rul.
way, at tho Union depot, several wocks
ago, and whose log WIS crushed in the
accident, was taken g the city hospital.
lie ls now miserable creature ofthe
charity of those who choose TO extend Il,
and suffers intense pain from the wound,
which has not yet healed. lie says that
he was driven from the hospital by tire
steward. The steward Is Yet Tn ha heard
from. lie may not DO tho charge OF the
city, but is certainly entitled To trest-
ment from some source.
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PHmADElrmA, Pa, Aug. %. The
schooner Julia Baker, on board of which
Captain Lewis was alleged to have been
murdered, arrived here to-day. Theo.
dOre kralsou, u Norwegian boy, is the
only one remaining of the Original par
ties arrested. lie says he did not see
Lewis die, but relates the story ~ pre-
viously published, told him by the man
az the wheel. H. believes Lewis was
killed 10y the mate. Walker, anu stew
nrd Gnmnz. H. was taken to New
York by Federal officers.
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Crons IN Collin County.

MckiNNEN, Aug. ~. Special.
Grain in considerable quantities is be-
ing marketed, but prices are ruinous on
me farmers. Tho yiolG oc corn will lc
below the average.
Cotton in some parts of the county is
good, but the yield, ON an average, will
he about Onc-fuurth ui "a bale 10 tie acre.
IN average crop is from three-lourths 20
a bale per acre, but the druuth has dis
h~truu~ly affected 10.
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\ man named Connors, who resides.
or rather ekcs out amiserable existence,
In the rear of the old Planters wagon
yard, assaulted his wife last night nj a
late hpuf, nnd beat her up in mos.
brutal manner. \ vigorous blowing ut
polite waistlos nt the corner Of Lam ~
erect nnl Pisiic az mute tiiilci 10 rnach
ne "t-i ''th, viNl Ms ~ o. % rtf.
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The new uniforms OF the Browns are
daisies.
The score cards yesterday were an on
tyrpriso of much convenience to the
spectators.
The pony battery" Of the Browns,
Mansfield and Clarke, will face the sun
sut Sluggvrs to-day.
Len Stuckwcll writes friend in BAL
las that he has signed with the Louis
vile team and will play the balance OF
the season with them.
Fort Nurth's imported team from st.
Loui, has some splendid material in it,,
ana 10 Is "a dangerous rival now for the
state p'nnaut, but the Browns, when
thcy tackle them, wilt keep the ilies OH
them.
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Berry man, c0lored. was hanged i'm the
parish Jail to day in the presence of ff-
Teen witnesses, Tor the murder OF Scott
Carter, colored, on June i.
TUSCALOOSA, ALA, Aug. 29.-Sam
noliN, The negro who murdered Seeley
J Dung, white man, in January, was
iahEcd to-day. The execution took
place in the ail-yard and was witnessed
by only few persons. The local mill
tary was ut the Jail.
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NEW YORK, Aug. -, Tickets 10 Chi
cago and points west to-day arc selling
below the regular rates. The ratio by
the New York Central to Chicago, ex-
cepting 10y one train, is S2l. ! ho Cen
trNl Is allowing u rebate To agents of ~
per cent, which allows tickets sold rs
low rs SO. This cut has been made by
the West Shore VINO are selling at Sli.
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iINyuBrna, VA, Aug. y. The dam
aging drouth Of sevon weeks was bro
ken by copious rains last night aud to-
day, \ splendid corn and tobacco crop,
which was suffering rapid destruction.
Ii now insured.
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RcsuI. NJ liz LonlsyiIlc min.

LoCisvILLH, Aug. 2n-rhe result of
the prize drill was announced this after
noon. rroadvay Rifles, of ST. Louis,
lirst prize, $1,000; Montgomery, Alabama,
rgy>, second prize, l,NN; Iudiauupp.
lis, Indiana, Light Infantry, third prize,
IN. The Porter Rifles, of Nashville,
teuYcssCc, fourth prize, aud the Qua
paw Guards, of Little Rock, nth.
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Waco, Aug. Especial. Editor
Barlow lett for San Antonio this morn
inv. His proposed newspaper deal IA
Waco II OIL for the present.
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Cotton Mills 90 s,op.

LOWELL, MASS" Aug. 2D.-rhe Lowell
manu'actu ing companies to-day voted
to stop all cotton mil : except tue Law
reuCc iur two weeks instead OF one, rs
run a. uSuul
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pr'AruR. Aug. ~ Special. quit,
a shower fell here this evening.
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LoN0yiEw, Aug. 9.-lSpecial. 1--WE
bales Of new cotton were received to-
day,
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Just received able to
I'm Low PRICES Can and seethem We sell
BEST Material
some Fire and Hrar-rroofsaf
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The stnrey,I.s,ste.

CmcNou, Aug. @l.-Judgo knicker-
booker, at the Probate Court, has ap-
pointed Austin l.. Patterson, business
manager Of the FINES, as conScrVator of
tho estate NJ Milbar u. storey,
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I.ou,.,illc aud return. sat.a,,

Purchase tickets of Il. z. Turner, at
Oi Maln street. No trouble to answer
nmpsiinns.
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When y man who has telephone has
tn wall, u mile ut a late hour ut night,
because lac canu0t get connection IL
makes him think something's well II
docs.
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MealhrrInrI lnnri Nnln..

WATERFORD, Aug. ~ Special. -
James Phillips was convicted in the
District court this evening and punish
ment assessed Mt confinement in the
penltentiary for two years, upon charge
of the burning of the pasture Of Thomas
Stewart last February. As this is the
first indictment under this law, this trial
has been looked 10 with great interest.
County Attorney w. II. Niverett, wa,
assisted by Judge HAIRCUT and MessrS.
Mccall ~ McCall represented the de-
PENDANT.
The ease Of the State ". Eli McCon.
nell, charged with murder, has been
continued until February.
Judge Delauy, of the court of Com
missionorS of Appeals, stopped over to-
day on his way Ia Graham.
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Waco, Aug. M.-.S. ecial "A young
woman, calling herself Mrs. Hendricks,
is here with atalc Of mans perfdy. She
says sho was married at SsaleV, last
sunday To ed. Hendricks, young man
VINO lsa musician aud plays the piano
ia saloons. They camo rom Sculcy, via
Temple. to Waco. reaching here We'd
nesday. Yesterday Hendricks VamoOscd
leaving her ponniless. She says her
father lives nj Alyarado ana his namo il
Bailey.
Mrs. n. j. Coriubc, the lady who took
too much laudanum last sunday night,
died last night aud was buried this after.
noon. No legal investigation was held
of tho circumstances leading to or at
tending hor death.
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Railway Obs.ruction,sts Arrested.

GRoEsnELCE, Aug. Special, -
To-day SherinJackson, accompanied by
Deputies McIendon and Todd, brought
in from Kossc, Tony Crowell, Ed Crow
ell, Brob Robertson aud w. T.. Price.
charged with putting ubs'ructipns upon
the track of the Houston ~ rNas Cen
trail railway. The distractions were
horses aud mules tied upon the track Ia
he killed by the cars, and for which
claims were made nj once. Tony Crow
ell is the Marshal of EIsse. aud is Con.
stable of Precinct No. >. In Limestone
county. The Central railway has been,
for long time, greatly hprrasScd by
this gang, and also by numerous prairie
tiros, aud claims Tor damage bV over
How The good citizens of Limestone
are getting very tired of this state ol
things, and are determined to stop 1t.
The preliminary examination ur the
prisoners Is set Tor Wednesday.
Weather hot aud no rain.
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"a bet was proilered and taken tn,
other day in Boston that Clevelant
would go out of that city next Novem
her with two votes to Blaine's one.
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Two pistol shots were fired on Camp
street this l2;h n. M, but the police were
liNlo % ilnt on ~ cnuso.
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rallca improve " your smoking "I.lt
.agr.
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nnsr IlnlInt nntchIns.

HurcHINS, Aug. Special. The
Hutchins Crickcts to-day beat the Lam
caster Muilors. Score Muilers, IL;
CrickctS, -.
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Now salmon, white and cod fish, at A.
II. Bouche's, Main street.
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". Louis aud return, ssa. rs.

HARTFORD, Aug. ~ To.day'S races
were postponed on account of rain.