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~ WAS FEELING.
Ehe Sentiment all fsl NlhiEe-Ihc Dls.
p0Hilt0B of tho state.

Ahe seutinent all ISh NlhiEe-Iho ElG.
poHili"H of tho state.
CnlcAGo, April "a Tribune reporter
interviewed Hoa.W. G. D,npan, State
Senator Chairman I, OF the Iowa State Re.
publican Committee, who said yesterday
that tho Rlsine sentiment was growing in
Iowa, and that it was not unlikely tEat
some ci the districts might instruct for
him, although he appreLendcd no such
action by the Safe Convention. The dis.
tries would I'll elect their delegates at the
State Convention, only one, tho Fourth.
having called "a separate convention, 1t
was probable that some Arthur man might
slip in auorg the delegates as the President
was much respected in Iowa. There was
not much talk ot Logan, although he had
many irisndJ i'll the State. ! Indeed il
would rot be wise to send delegates all in
the interest OF one candidate, bu, rather
have q delegation that would feel the pulse
Of the convention and help nominate tha
strongest man. lows waa good for 80 (lOO
majority this yeIr, and all the .Conprts.
aloital distric'snow repIeconted by Bour.
bohs would be recsp:ured, excep. possibly
the Davenport district, and even there
Senator Billa would make i. pretty warm
for Judge Murphy q n
MIR. Donpaa said That the Iowa Lepisls.
,urs had fulfilled 10 the letter the pledges
that the Republican party had made to
the people. They had repealed the vine
aud beer clause Of the Constitution, putting
thcse beverages on \ lsYel With alcoholic
liquors, anil they had passed bills, with
heavy penalties Tor the infringement Of the
liquor iaws. Theyl would be sutlic.en. to
anpptess the traffic in iourfii;hs OF the
counties i'll the State. Tie temper Of the
people was strongly in favor, Of carrying
out tho laws. ~. =. ! ,.Si2g.. :. q
MIR. Donnan did not think the temper.
ance question would cut any figure in ,lis
yeat's campaign, hut !. it would come IN
sgsin yeur after next, when new Cover.
nor aud legislature would be elected, and
there would be hotter fight over it than
~. S'>~'sA~'t : yl=g ~ ts.'- ~.
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acknowledgements.

BEAVER, Pa, April O.-Ths Republican
Convention Of the Twenty.fonrth Coligres.
sional district, comprising Washington,
Lawrence and Beaver counties. met this
afternoon and elected + F. Achison and J.
W. Wallace delegates to the National Con-
ven!ion. Strong resolutions endorsing
Blaine were adopted and the, delegates
were instructed to support him for the
plteidental nomination. lis, ls
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TIE Democracy of West Virginia ID
waiting to hear from the spirited editor Of
the Register what induced him TO write to
the Chairman Of tho Democratic Commit.
lee Of Pennsylvania that West Virginia is
III doubt this year-au admission which
has not yet found lie Way into the Register.
And our Democratic friends want to
knoT on Whist the elitor o; the Register
based his confident assurance that he will
De the next Chairman Of the Democratic
State Executive Committee Of Wcst Vir.
SnIa. Are not the brethren at homo en-.
titled to be let into the secret? "
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Al Exciting COnioSt for Delegates in the
AlbnDy, n. y, District.


ALBANY, N. Y, April 9.-The Rspubli.
can Convention to eltc. two delegates ia
the Chicago convention from this Con.
grtsalonal District assembled at Slingen.
land to-day. Great interes! was taken 10
tho meeting by outsiders owing to the
knowledge that the Draper and Smith lac
tions we're in numbers about equal. II
The fi'st conflict took place over the
delegates from tho Sixteenth ward. This
tronb!e was settled by ballot taken for
President. The CHAIR announced the
result, George H. Fit, Of Cohoes, 1, VIM.
Ii. Haskell, OF Albany, 73." The latter was
supported by tho anti.admiuistra-
.ion men. Tho vote had hardly
been announced when IL rush was made
Tor the platform and Immediately officers
and reporters found themselves in the
midst Of surging, fighting hustling, pull
ing and yelling mob. The supporters uf
HASKELL: gained the platform and lifting
the Chairman and Secretary, threw them
bodily from tho PLATFORM. Haskell waB ut
once installed asrchairman and formed a
GORDON around him, which the Fits ad-
herents could no. break. Hand to hand
encounters were frequent and yells and
cheers were incessaut. Haskell was held
long enough to entertain:and put q motion
Tor a recess. ,-t,...l 5,.r!- It'5g s'-sH
The opposing faction, tho Dtaperites,
now made a successful charge unon the
platform. hearing Fitts unon t. Fit.s In.
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A Divided Dell cation,

MEMPHIS, TENN, March O.-The Aral-
anches Aberdeen, Mics, special says: The
Republicans Of the First Congressional dis.
trict Of Mississippi met il convention here
to-day and nominated G q. Chandler, oil
Carin'h, tor C1ngrgs; b. ]. NJ. Bynum, Of
Reirzi, was nnmins. d f,r Elec!or; II. G.
Powers, W. Il Rennon, were elected dele.
gates to the Ch;eago Convention. Resolu.
lions were adopted endorsing Arthur's I'D.
minis!ratiou. The delegates were unn.
s:ructeti, but i. IL unders:ocd one ia fol
Blaine and tho other Tor Arthur, ..5.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 0.-Botlon iron
figures are: SEQ to $50 80 for No. iron
SIS to $40 for No, 2; sl7 to SIS ior gray
forge; $50 for Bessemer; $50 for spiepel-
teisen; steel rails, .ssS4; naila, s. 45; muck
bare, So; sieal rail crop ends, $50 SO; MFR.
cbant bar, 81 70 to 81 50; old Trails, SCI Is;
bridge rats, $23 90; demand Is regular, !,
inquiry light, sales Tor current require
menss, buyers are apprpheusive Of further
weaknsss, and mills arc not full Of work.
Large. orders Ire waited sfor, r,vbids hayirg
been put in a.monih sgo. Bridge works
are bnsy. CIR works have large orders.
Hetvy deliverteH Of crude iron are bsing
made on old orders. Summer require
lnents are held bsct, . fjs tt
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JEfrEks'SvILLE, IND April 0 EMm.
Letil;a Rec, aged G5, WAS accused year sgo
by hertoster son OF pusting. poison in bis
ceGse: Size YVES indeed on his cl.a,ge, and
Fhe also brought civil suit for. damages.
The hea.ingo Of the case hpgau yesterday,
md Mn. Rius, who hsd been brooding
over the probable reyulr, committed sui.
eide to-day by swallowing poison.
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E6N York llSIegntt;R,

BUFFALO, N. y, April 9-The Thirty
second Congressional District Republican
Convention elected J. D. Warren, Of tie
Commercial Alrertissr and Josiah Jewett
tlelcgates to ths National Convention.
Resolutions were adopted slronyly'en-
dorsing Ar,hur's administration and com.
mendiDg him for renomination. The
Thi.tielh Congressional Republican Cen.
vention elecied Ii. H. Warner and Leok-
ard Barrett delegates 10 the National Con.
ven,lon. Tho delegates were uupledgsd
and unins.ructed. ~
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Oi:.o Militia 10 be Court Mnr,in,ed.

CoLUNDUs, Q, April 9.-The Adjntant
General has Issued an order relieving
from duty and plscirg under arrest +. R.
Mott and George II. Phillips, Colonel and
Lieutenant Colonel respectively Of the
Fourth Regiment Of the Ohio National
Guard, Dayton, ior dis,bediencs Of
orders OF the properly constituted au.
thori,y an ! miacondnct while on duty from
the call Of the Governor for the suppression
Of the riot at CINCINNATI. Msjor'T. X
Bowles has been placed in charge Of the
regiment. A court martial will soon be
appointed 10 try the cases. q rs
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Col, ALEX. CAMpBELi's friends declare
without reserve that he is quite able TO
defend his reputation agsins: the assaults
made Oh il in the Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee, aud they don't think the
i)b can be worked TO throw him out OF the
National Committee. With regard TO the
fist declaration there is no doub!; the sec
oMd is an interes,ing speculation.
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WAuHrsnA, Wis, April s0,-Col. Boyn.
ton, a Milwaukee jswacr who recently pur.
chased n diamond from farmer near W au.
lcsha, who; found It on his pre,ns,u and
kept II in bis home as q curiosity, Jhso
bought tho property and will at ones begin
prospecting. rhs geul il valued q! $500
and was bought for mere song, 4
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EscASApA, Micn, April 0--Thu leo is
still very thick and iirm, covering the hAr.
bor and Green l'.yas far as can l,o seen.
There Is no probability oil navigation open.
ing before tho last Of thu month. There IL
no Gro coming in over the railroad RI yet,
but the mines ore In condition 10 com.
mence shipping 2 i ,3Hgit
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!, Fl WArSEi IED,f April 0-Ju1ge bench
Of the Criminal Court, yeuterday charged
theerand jury to rstsrn indictments against
tie Fort Wayne League lass ball club for
playing IN exhibition game Of basivs ball
last Sunday NJ which si, admission iea of
25 cents WAS chargsl<. The feeling Is strong
asainst Sunday playing aud 1t will prob.
ably DC prohibited in The future. WA
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wAsn,saros; D. O, April,o-The Re-
publican district convention for. the noni-
nation OF delegates 10 Chicago adjourned
at 3 o'clock this morning, after selecting
Frank Cangcr, postmaster Of this city, and
Perry Carson, (colored) delegates, and
andy Gleason 9od a. Smith a!ternateB.i A
resolution ine,ructing the. delegates for
L0yan was de teatetl. 2 s,Esy & 51i22i
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TRENTON, MI, April GA very aged
man, clothed in rays, aud with long, n,w-
Ing, snow white beard aud hair. who was
pcncenced thirty days in jail as
a vagrant proves to be a remark.
able . character. He carried a
bundle Of papers which state TINT hs
longht witt, Napoleon at Waterloo, Auster.
li'zand L.ipsig, and tops an active part
in the Polish war in 1881. He was senteu-
tended to Siberia, but escaped and came
10 this country with Carl Schulz in 1851.
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An, no, dear Rtyi,ter, tho editor OF the
IsTELLiosscEH does not desire to 60 as q
delegate to- Ciiicsgo, nor could no be in.
ILlcsl toaccept that distinguished honor.
lis !imeis fully employed in the pleasant
occupation Of conducting the most widely
circulated newspaper III West Virginia. y
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WILMINGTON, DEL April 0.-Martha
Smith, co!ored. wal arrested this after,
noon for cruelty treating u six-year-old
daughter OF n woman ,namei Wesley
which hus been in the keeping OF Mrs
Smith for some tina. Oa tho child's bat
were two ilnmense scars, from which the
flesh had beeu burned n'm,st TO tho epiue,
wuich she stated had been inflicted by the
woman setting her upou u red hot tovs 10,
disoteying Il co1nmsnd Her tongue was
badly lSceratej, which YVES the result ol
t! y womun Hllcsing a fork through the
child's tongue to keep her from cryirr.
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guarantee tho people that he would sur
round himself with honest officials. As Il
platforms, hc though tho platform OF 1876
could not be improved upon, and the
party had batter ,,se It again" ,,, IA
ARE you for Harrieon for Governor2" Z
I'VE will all be for him at Peoria II
Cook county Is united for him. From a
talk ] had with him to-day should Say be
had some doubt OF getting a solid
delegation from Chicago. He intimated
that there would be a fight made upon him.
II Cook county Is not solid for Harrison
then tho convention will nominate John
0befIy, and he would bo strong candi.
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or rormE tieorge Wllliam Curtis and
yiuisfs II,rk'y wilt support the Republi.
en- romineO ior the Presidency. The
Convention will not make so bad nomi.
lion tin. any honorable Republican will
have to buit il. r-#@
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"SuHsRlBER." MIR. BIaine's book il pub.
,ishati by the Henry Bill Publishing Com
pauy, Norwich, Connecticut. They anthos.
lie agents TO solicit subscriptions. 1t is not
ready for delivery. Better seek further
aud more accurate information from the
publshes. Perhaps ii may be in order 10
add that no other book ever had 80 muci,
free advertising-oi which this is a small
ea,nnln .Hf Hs
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A IltnfHl i3ralas,Inn

MARSHALL, I'LL, April oil. Ysnt, q
brakeman on the Vandslia read, hit little
hoy witha lump o! coal at Griili.h's Station,
1t was not ,hought at frat thGt the boy was
seriously hurt, hut 1t now seems that one
eye was put out and tho skull badly irec.
'nred. The hoy is ina critical condition.
Yhnt, in default Of bail, waa remlnded 10
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THE CsiiGA,lO ,MANliE.YS,
another Field Dny, on Ciinngt-- fIuctun
: Z III, Et-t AZ fsrfrn. -r'.s ri

another Field my on ChnnEt--fiuctnn.
sIzfail Il. ,EF "i Prices. sg s't5.
CHICAGO, April 0,-This has been an.
other feld.day on Change and at the fin.
isli the Balls appeared to h.ys iull posses.
sion for the first timsin many weeks. The
opening was strong, but prices fsll of the
l,st hour to about medium prices u yea
terslay, atter which cnaued a strong sd'
vance, which very nearly routed the bears
in the provision and wheat pits. i.,.i ,,t
|, Trading IN provisions had been qnie
J all morning, but about the noon houl
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lS the Third aud Fourlh Districts the
Congressional fences are more or lcts out
olrepair. Gibson and Snyder have both
thought in necessary 10 look around 10 see
whether the posts are ro.ting or just lew
rails out Of PLACE. t.
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Tur Philadelphia Times remarks that
"Tbs wool men who elected lloadly got a
lnek banded cacts by way OF thanks." !"
Tie yims isn't Republican newspaper,
br, !, knows a. hawk from 8 handsaw." I
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II Governor jackson tu.nB up in the
Charleston Convention with such speech
as he md only he can make-Ecalps will be
80 peutiin that they won't be worth two
cent? peek. Ills Bourbon Excellency
will be '.present or accounted for.", p ii
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A ssiiliOu ffOrrOW Otl

NEw YonK, April 9.-The announcement
wss made in Wall 1trso. late this afternoon
thut sl,ooo.O0O in bonds Of tho Western
Union Telegraph Company had been pur.
chased by tho Equitable Liie Insurance
Company, the price paid being llS, Ths
money th.s borrowed by the Western
Union people will, it is sa;d, be used for
the purpose Of deirayiug the cost Of laying
the wires under ground in thia and othsr
cities, and making other needed improve.
menta nuu repairn. F. iE.l,s'25''7ss5' - - =.
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Magazine kxnIotlery.

LONDON, April OH is reported that an
attempt was made last night to destroy
with dynamite tho magazine OF Fort
George, few miles from Invcrnesp, Tie
marauders eacaped in bouts but not before
the sentry bayonettel one OF them.
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CincinnntI, Washington Il baltimore
=. .ss5- .rFEr' rHr. EOnts. ~ r.

CIsclSsArl, O., april 9.-.rho annua,
meeting OF tho stockholders OF the Cjncin.
natl, Washington I Baltimore railroad
elected Orlando Smith, George Hoadly,
George Il. Dehlmer, S. S. Kcck, W. W.
Peabody, OF Cincinnati; W. T. McCliu-
tocs, Of Chil!icoihe; Robert 6srrett, John
6. GolcIl, OF Baltimore, and 4 K. Bacon,
directors. Tho annual rUpars chcwed
groes earnings for the lass year 10 ba
Sl,9S9 $50; expenses 81 ,4S9, ,S24; net earninpa
$500 0i2. The directors at a subsequent
mesting elected O;lan!o Smith, President;
L. 4. BACON, Vice President; Charles +.
Lowe, Secretary; W.. L Jones, Treasurer;
j. II. Stewart, General Manager. The di.
rectors also approved tho contract for ths
sale to the Marietta Railroad Company the
old line OF tho Marietta i Cincinnati road
from a point east Of Athens TO Moore'a
Junction, lear Marietta.
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'sEpAMA, Mo April al-The Third Dis.
trict Republican delegates. met this after.
noon and elected J. Ii. Tholnaa and Ira
!. Hyde delegates 10 the Cajc,go Convsn.
ton. No instructions were given and the
personal preferences Of the delegates are
not knows, T. gHi q 4 =
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wheat Dcpre.ston . trt.t. cal,r,rn,n

+, sAs FRASclsco, ,,Arril 9-The llrry in
the wheat market at Chicago has attracted
much attention in ibis Stato. Prices are
de ressed. II Is baieyeti the drop in val
ues will havetto fltct OF causing decrease
in wheat acreage IN California. Land can
be mors probably employed in raising
nj her croDs s.. rEa.g sl.sI ~ ,.ls .I.l. "
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WHILE tbs bulls and bears on the Cai.
c,vo 'CsanSc are knocking prices up and
dawn the farmer sticks to his plow and
uopIsrs Why Prices are more nnsteady
,,su the barometer in April. ''!
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LoSDoS, April 9-Ohe-half Of Mandalay,
the CSpi,al,ot Burlnab, city OF 90 900 in. .
habitants, has been burned.
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SijpsuurI Delegates,

sEDALIA. Mo-, April 0,-rha Sixth Dis.
trio. Republican Convention met this
morning. Mr.. Guitar, Of Boone county,
and WIS. Spirk, OF Sedalia, ware selected
as delegates to the Chicago Convention.
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IruM MSlrkh fnr IinIc.

PnlLADEIrnIA, Pa, April9.-The Allen.
town Iron Company, formerly one of the
most prosperous manufacturing concerns
III the county. is advertised for public
sale May 7th: The company has mort.
gage debt OF 100000.
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7ho Court ssousc Bill Passed,

n :
COLUMBUS, o., April 0.-The Belmont
County Court Houas bill has passed by 4
vote Of Bixty.eight to thirteen, and is now
law, ~,
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R,yp,M's boom gois lift from his
SAFE uua they place him on tho platform
n Il tariff ior.,tradLliugonly. That isn't
Ne kind o. pl4dorm to take in penEsyl.
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lIov TINY did pull the wool over The
III, orb farmers las. yeai! But
,i,,,, .oIBr,pnco Of sboutlwclve months
ha,ws.n this year and lasI. a.r..
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.E,,m,,u,,. aud l.iucoIu.

NswAnn, Nj. April o.-l'he Republi.
c.,us Of the Sixth District eend unplodged
delegates 10 Chicago. II iB understood
they iavo, Elmunds and Lincoln.
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y,srrupAYs convention patched up a
,,,,c bot no, II lastiny peace, in tho Penn.
srIo.ula Democracy. william A. Wallace
a,I Samuel j. Randall arc uy oil and water.
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Got,i Enough.

CORNING, II. Y, April o.-'rhe Twenty.
ninth Congressional District will aend two
Blaine delegates to the Chicago conyen'
tion, ,!s.5t d. q III ! Il, J. ,E,.t N
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rhc ftnGe-s .tl,, sun,Ins r",c " nls,,

The sinhG-s attii Hun,Inv a rnir " hIrh
Is n ff''rs tnn ra"ls .hr"Nsh.
WASHINGTON, April 9--AcIiye md
tarneati !Irts. .ar..n,rin in pro!teas lpag
prominent = m"':A!s Of bmh houses 10
ehect.a s'cencil aaun .. c,l Il citing vlsv $
In the party IN lhesubjsct Of tariff. rloss
who nre engaecd n'lhls matter are som o 81
the most conservative aud experienced on
the Democratic eide In both honses
lWhile they have pronounced views d
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c,,y,u, ia dead, hut the trade in bogud
r ~ M,,rry irdpel that won't find a taker.
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Ting pr0mite Of sir. Converse was big
and lille vopl." His party has set Its
r,il. in another direction -
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u,,,ys IL running all over tho country,
ord not IN spoLs.
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FLASHED Blythe CABLE
LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Tbs Trouhlss In Spstn with Cptlu FllIbus,srs-rhs
County, Has Confidence In the Unitsd States,
Tho Situation In tho Soudan-GtnsrL utA.
ham ntAtd frem-iorsixu New, Notes,

LONDON, April 0.-lnformation receiyed i
Is that in The official circles OF Madrid no
conhdence Is placed in tie story That
United States Minister Fcster has started
to Washington for tho purpose Of talking
up commercial treaty between Spain and
the United States. 1t Is not believed in
Madrid that the United State, would ct n.
sent to become involved In disputes that
would necessarily arise II the question OF
buying Cuba should be broached. II Ia
knosn thste since Aguero started from
Key West that the Spanish insurroctiou
has gained considerable s!rcngh. Never.
ihcless the belief in tho sleadlas,nets Of
American friendship is 10 strong ,here aro
no fears In official circles OF any movement
on the part Of tho United States or its din.
lomats to complicats matters by even sur.
costing the purchase OF Cuba. As to tia
other nations Of L lrops interfering, tho
good understanding between G GsrmanyanI
Spain will, 1t is said, electually prevent
any such movement.
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The convention ma. at I o'clock and
nj pleted lis business without hitch,
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MADRID, April 0.-NeSs has been re.
ceived here from Cuba that Aguero's force
now numbcra e95 men. OF these 43 are
either OF tho ,ex.chisf OF the late insurrec.
ton in Cuba or have been otherwise iden.
tilted with those movements. The balance
are escaped slaves. Four plantations of
Cuba have been destroyed by Augero. It
Is seared that another tilibus!ering px pedi.
tion Is now fitting out at Turks Islands for
Cuba These islands are under the British
Dominion. lgas-1r' =, = ''''' :
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-10-08
Hay Fe,er.

| have suffered for twenty years
during the months of August and
September, with Hav Fever, and
have tried various remedies without
relief. | was induced to try Ely's
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vorable results, and can confidently
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ed. ROBERT W. TowNLEY, (ex-may-
or Elizabeth, n. J.
| have been HAY Fever sufferer
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suaded me to try the Balm, and |
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Price 30 cents.
One and one-half bottles of Ely's
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Hay Fever of ten years standing.
Have had no trace of it for two
years.-Albert a. Perry, Smithboro,
New York.