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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-09

Tas most unfortunate feature ofBLAINgS ,
...a nation is that it forces upon the couu-
r a mui-sHngiug campaign. The hope
u beca indulged in that the nominees
Ri, war would be- men whose public records
..n. ~ clean that the election would be
.n.es,ed an political issues squarely pre-
.a.ei between the parties. The nOmina-
..u of HAyLEY, LINCOLN or HARRISON
,o.,i have brought about that result, 50
sr As the Republicans are concerned Aud
len it would have devolved upon the
Nnocrutic party to have made equally
,ela a something that it is
a,ly to do anyway.
But the nomination OF BLAINE recalls in
, prominence AL the disgrSceful features
our Congressional history Of ten, fifteen
ad twenty years ago. He was so clearly
"a distinctly identified with the jobheries
& railroad grants and lobby schemes and
.ry have been SO recently revamped by
publican papers which were hostile to his
uinatiOn, that it is absolutely impossible
,eep rhe pgiy record out Of sight. The
Sc with the American people is to inspect
.auijdate when be is placed before them
their sufrages. and this. election season
% f... Oh, - N..rptian IN the rule.
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
A Not Very Enthusiastic Reception of the
Ticket.

A Not Very Enthusiastic Reception of the
Ticket.
NEW YORK June S.-The Sun saws Of
Blaines nomination: so far as Republicans
are concerned the issue of the election is
fixed, and it remains to be proved whether
the Democrats have wisdom TO meet it sue
cessfully. The sins of the Republican party
are so great, corruption Of its rule is so ex-
treme, its history for these many years has
been SO revolving that with prudent corn-
ellis, good candidates and judicious and
patriotic platform, the Democrats may now
win great victory for the country But
we warn them that it will be no holiday
task; that every point will be hotly con-
tested; every advantage they may gain will
have to be fought for in tremendous ear
nest" The World takes substantially the
same view of the outlook. Democrats must
not over-estimate the revulsion in the ranks
of the Republican party al this time. Five
months will elapse before election, and I'M
that time much will be done to smooth eX-
listing aspcrities. 1t must be born in mind
that the Republican party twice e! e!ectcd
Grant, counted in Hayes by fraud, and
elected Garfield, and however bad Blaine :
reputation actually is, his character is really
better than that Of Grant Hayes or Gar
field. The Herald and Times dcnolncc the
ticket in round terms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-09

came home with the Vest Virginia delega-
ton, tired but serene He felt sure, he
said, from ne first that Blaine would make
the nomination. The strenuous attempts
at fillibustering on the part of
the disunited opposition failed Of
effect because of noa-cOncert of action.
Elkin's conduct of Blaine's canvass elected
the unbounded admiration of some very old
political stagers. Mr.. Elkins was selected
to represent Blaine's interest lin the
National Convention, as the member from
New Mexico.
Major Ed Moore, formerly Senator Davis
private secretary, also did some good work
as one of Elkin's cOrporals.
Col c. II. Beall, of Brooke county, is
supremely happy. He went to Chicago as
an alternate, but got in good work in con-
nectiOn with Columbus Delano, of Ohio, on
the wool tariff question. The plank in the
platform relating to sheep husbandry was
prepared by them.
Capt John X. DOnnehOo, the Doddridge
county Radical distinguished himself BY
critical examination of Chicago Oy gaslight.
CASH
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Fisn.. In II. Dismal swamp.

BALrlsoKs. MD., June s.-The steamer
DsnriIie reports a dense smoke hanging
over the loser part Of Chesapeake Bay. IL
reaches frSsa COte point to the Capes. and
is caused by the forest fires raging in the
DISMAL swamp Of Virginia. The burning
section u thiskly wooded with pane, and
has Dex been oo FIRE for several days. Tne
dwellings and oHtbniidings Of many reE.
dents have been destroyed The smoke
and resipoas oeior of the burning PIN oil
The air fos miles around. and can even be
noticed as far away ~ the mouth oftbe 70
tomse. In the lower part Of the bay the
smoke is 20 dease that the rigging Of ves-
sells cannot be seen more than q few hun.
dred yards away. Some six OF seven yeass
ago there wa a similar FIRE in the same
section. which was very destructive.
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p,.-UI.,oy,e Am,r,e...,

HR Hszleton recently ogaed the lsry.
Indian mound near Csrsryille, Ga. A
la,er Of very heavy Bag.toG< covered dssp.
,nuIi iE Which was found ne skeletOE Of .,
man . fee, 2 inches in seisht, surogeded
by seven other skeletons aEfArestlJ thoss,
of very young per.ons. Tn giant esidentiy'
hsd been king. % bi. Lsad w. enc'rcisd
With copper cro~n. His hair, black ~
jet. reaehed 10 his v.isL bui be hsd Nd
whisterx. The bot.ssa d he vault had
first been covered ssth thick rnstsisg of
reeds and dry grssk over which was spsesd
the skins Of some ~sId hniusl TkeEAdsr
eide ot The stoossoo,erise The EaSs srs
filed With 'deepl, osrysd Inscriptions lit
IL ever possible p, dec:yb tbe.e, Nf Hs-
zIe,on thinks lss will have sossstAins ssGs-
bic in regard 10 pre- historic man y Amer
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A STEAMBOAT SotD.
Oil, Pipe Line, Personal and Other "Oii
City" News.
Sp>rial 10 LkS EaJiSicr


City News.
.Special 70 tie Register. ..
PARKERsBURG, June S.-The Pioneer
steamer, Writ familiar to every man, woman
and child along the banks OF the Little
Kanawba river will be seen there no more.
This reliable old craft was purchased on
Friday by parties from Matamorras, O., who
will repair and fit her out for a trip south
next fall, where her present owners expect
to take tow of Produce. The amount real
lied by Capt Murray for the boat is about
81, 500.
The development Of the Macksburg oil
territory is still in progress. Col Van
Bukey, who returned from there to-day, re-
ports that the recent eastern panic, although
limited to small circle, has probably ef
fected operations slightly, so far as drilling
new wells is concerned but that the wells
are all holding ont and show no signs Of
decrease in Weld. The decline in price of
oil has had tendency TO make matters
little dull there. The Colonel is SuPerin-
tending the pipe line extension being made
bv the Wcs, Virginia Transportation Com
pany in that territory, which will be of
great benefit to the producers,
Mr. Clinton Milligan, of Bellaire, the &c
nal and efficient representative of the
Michigan Mutual Lite Insurance Company;
spent part of the week here renewing old
friendships and looking after business also,
A beautiful Young fawn went east by the
fast line express on Saturday evening.
p. V. Dolan, late law student of Col,
W. s. Sands, of this city,.is visiting friends
here. Mr. D. is one Of the promising young
members of the Harrison county bar.
Fnzhugh 4 Hunter, the we'll known
musc dealers of this city, have rented
pleasant room on Front street in Marietta,
and are having it fitted up in fne style.
Mr.. Winchester, Of California, father OF
the late Thco. Winchester, this city, was
here during the week.
The fine oil painting the handwork of
Miss Lilly Jackson now on exhibition in
Mtchelrs show window, attrncts much at
tcntion. and elicits many compliments.
The subject of the picture is the artists
avorite dog.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson and 4. 6
Jackson, Esq, are nome from flying trip
east.
Charming NJ Smith Of the Index, made
a hasty trip to Marietta On Saturday.
While in Marietta the REGISTER cores
pondent met a well known citizen oi the
Pioneer city who during the convention re-.
ferred TO the question of taxation, and
seemed to be astonshed when he learned
that taxes in Ohio are nearly double what
they are in West Virginia. Let Wes,
Eirginian remove TO the Buckeye State an !
then he will have some cause to complain
Of excessive taxation.
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rrr>n.cKERs ON THEIR MErrLE.

. p
l,b.,,ins to look as if the Greenbackers
.,~,. really on their mertle. In another
..g,nB will be seen the announcement from
?arxersburg that Mr.. PIERSoL chairman OF
... Crcenhack State Executive Committee,
r, i>,ued call for a State Greenback
..a,yntion TO De held at Parkersburg on
.~ nth dav of July next, for the purpose
.,.nmaiiI,g a State ticket
There can be but two constructions given
this movcmeat. One is that which has
IN indicated ini Republican quarters to
-.a, shaur another fusion whereby a larger
..o. can be obtained for the transfer Of the
.-.e.ls.ck party into the Republican or
ari,ation. or it means that the genuine
.r.raIarhrrs who are disgusted with the
cIlsr.nou 6zzle propose to rid themselves
. IN iutsmv of that dicker, and present
kel of their own making. We are IN
med ,o the latter view. for after the manly
N, ths, Mr.. PIERsoL and his comrades
made al Buckhannon, and steady resist
rce against all offers of bribery. 1t occurs
hat the PrgRsoL faction Of the Greenback
ar,y mean business, and that business Is to
anqdiate fusion with the Republican party.
Now. n our advice was needed Il would
ae a suggestion 10 the Greenbackers that
hey can find a home and cOngenial COM
,anionship in the Democratic party, and
hat If they really desire reform and good
.oEerusnea, as set forth in their platform it
can be more easily and more readily ae-
.ampEshed BY joining the Democratic party
Ian in anv other way. If they, however,
nave sny distinctive principle that holds
.rrrn together and which they wish TO pre-
,-at to the people for consideration and tor
...,u,siop. then the only consistent thing
.aey can 10 is 10 present their own candi
late, on their own platform and ask Tor a
rar!.ct from the public. There Il no sort
r. consistency in Greenbacker tus'ng
with Republican on ANYTHING. II was the
,-ucS OF the Republican party that drove
...r into The Greenback organization Now
r m~u around and join with them IN per
.vtoauug those crimes is one OF the most
-,,lrd and inconsistent movements ever
,aa,Ie in politics, We judge from recent
.dica,ions that the Greenbackers rea'ze.
..e absurd position they were forced 'a'o at
ruchhanuon by the enissaries ot the n
labEcan party. and now propose to redeem
.a"ir >eifrespect
Thi, action Of Chairman PierSoI al least
'..va,cs bis party TO a position OF PuOhe
,Pec'. whether it gets public support OF
ro'. It displays manly. honest effort to
grvser,e the purity of the organization ana
q. preyeu, 1t from being made the football
# GOfit;cal SChemerS.
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ALL ABOUT A WOMAN.
Henry Murphy, II Cincinnati RouStabout,
Murdered.

Henry Murphy, II Cincinnati RouStabout,
Murdered.
CINcINNATI, June S.-Short,y before |
o clock this morning Robert Lee, a cOlOred
roustabout. stabbed and fatally wounded
another rouS,about named Henry Murphy.
The affair took place at Charley Carols
dive at No. 81 East Front street. Murphy
had been but a short time in this city, having
come here from Gallipois. He was
quiet, inoffensive darkey, while his mur-
derer bears a very unsavory reputation
among the denizens of river dives. After
the killing Lee fed, and at an early hour
this morning hau not been apprehended.
Patrol Company No > took Nur-
phys body to lIabigs. The cause
of the killing was dusky harlot,
whom Lee claimed as his woman. At the
hour above named the deceased was in the
woman room, which is on the third floor.
Lee hearing of his presence repaired to the
apartment in question, and found Murphy
alone, the woman having gone down stairs
or moment. Lee was greatly inCens d,
and at once declared his intention of eN-
terminating Murphy The latter tried to
escape from the place but, owing to the
darkness. was unable TO do so. Lee struck
him several times while they were cropping
about in the hall, and finally kicked Murphy
down flight of stairs.
With IA Knife.
All the time Lee fiouriShed an ugly look
ing knife. with a blade several inches in
length. After kicking Murphy down the
stairs Lee followed and overlook him, and
plunged the knife into the right side of
Murphys neck, severing the jugular vein.
Another stab in the front of the neck penc-
trated the windpipe, causing almost instant
death
The tragedy became known to the other
inmates Of the house almost immediately.
The patrol wagon was then called. At first
il was impossible 10 learn ANYTHING as to
who had done the killing. but it SubSe-
ouentlv leaked out and resulted in the arrest
Of Lee woman and an another sabel female
named Laura White. Ii Is presumed that
Murphy wounded Lee before. he received
the fatal stalls, as a small penknjhe the
blade of which was covered with blOJt, was
found in his hand as he lay dead on The
stairs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-09

Blaine ut The head of his Cabinet counselors
was the beginning Of temPestuoas and
pe,iloas voyage for the Government and
The country, ths, was arrested only by the
death Of the mistaken chief In that tenn
pest Blaine was in his element" but his
was and is the faculty of leadership that
raises the storm without the power 10 still
the storm.
His strange and more than suspicious
South American diplomacy was . further
exhibition Of meddling and reckless pcu
pensity to rush in where angels fear to
tread, and tosndertake what neither angels
nor mortals Of good judgment nor prudence
would either undertake OF approve. 1hxt
chapter alone in the public career Of Blaine
contains conclusive proof to all sound minds
Of the peril with which his selection. for The
Presidency menaces this republic.
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Aaxiee To Noshev..

Mn winslov's Soothing Syrup, for CHI.
dren teething. Is the prescription Of one of
the best female nurses and physicians n the
United States and has been sssd f0 forty
years with never failing success By mil
ions Of mothers for their chiIdrvn. Duf.
ing the process Of teething its value is In
calculsbie. Il relieves the child from pain.
cures dysentery and diarhes, griping in
the bowels. and Wind colo. By giving
health to the child il rests the mother.
Price sc bottle.
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GOING INTO OTHER BUSINESS.
A Left Handed Compliment to Mr..
Arthur.

ST. LorIs. June s.-The Globe-Demo-
crat, Republican says: President Arthur
has the satisfaction Of knowing that the
convention endorsed his administration as
wise, conservative and patriotic one, and
commented his eminent services as be-
ing entitled to the hearty approval OF erry
citizen 1t will be apt TO puzzle the efafure
historian, however, to reconcile this "lth
the fact that close upon the heels a said
cordial and emphatic approval thoee EN-
inen, service" were enthusiastically dis
pensed with. He Will conclude. ~ shoubf
say, that Mr.. Arthur must have been abOni
to engage,in some other business, and the
convention kindly gave him certificate 10
use in his advertising circular&
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THE CHANCE HAS ARRIVED.
The Most Brilliant and Most vulnerable
Man.

NV YoRG. June S.-The Journal Demo
cratic says: The Republican party has
nominated its most brilliant and most vul
ncrable member for President Of the United
States. With all the doubtful points in his
rccuri against him he has proved 50 strong
with lis yarty that no consideration Of pfu-
d.nce could avail against his determina-
lion Of climbing to the Presidency, il Re
publican votes could put him there. Every
idea Of fear Of the peoples cool Judgment
was cast aside that the fiery Blaine shodid
have his way. Here Is magnetism indeed
He has the shout to-day; will he have the
vote in November? Can he carry New
York against TiIden or even Cleveland? 1t
is extremely doubtful. The great chance Of
the Democratic party has arrived.
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A MENACE
The Chicago Times Ind, sH the Nemans-
ton.

CHICAGO. June s.-Tke Times sayx The
Presidential candidacy Of Mr. James @.
Blaine is a menace Of srI TO the repubhc.
OF all the citizens that were proposed 10 the
assembly Of partisaa electors Yesterday, and
Of all whose names have tsen mentioned in
connection with that ossee. Mr. Blaine is
the least fit, the hast trustworthy.
He is PerhaYs the most intense partisan
in America. Moreover, his partyism IS not
the partyizn of q statesman who is guided
by sincere convictions founded on broad
knowledge and understanding. Ii IS the
part sism Of mere passion for leadership
sceGatins man Of intense prejudiees, Of
Lgly temper, and Of defective understanding.
ShcSe highest happiness Is in playing the
ringleadet in q disturbance In no re-
spectacle sense Of the w0rd is Mr- Blaine a
statesman.
The fatal error Of Garfield in placing
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Tho Tramp Nui.anes.
SEVEN KILLED.

Another Fatal Railroad Accident In Ohio.
CLErELASp. June S.--A Herald sp ,cial
reports that while q Piitsbnrg. Cleveland
and Toledo gravd train with boa-1Ing
car in the rear flied with Italian labor
esr vas backing Al speed Of twenty mile.
an hour this evening ten miles eat OF
Akron. the boarding car jumped the track
and the oshsr cars y,led Oh il. Sven
Italians sanes unknown, Were shoch igly
nanQIed. Two de and Eve he in ? c IT.
esl condition. Several others were slig i,Iy
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TATTOO MARKS!
Press Opinions Concerning lanes
6. Blaine.
NE IS A VERY BOLD, BAD NAN.
The New York Times Has the Dumps---Ths
New York Postis Rather Dubious
Henry Ward Bsscher Won't
Vote For Him.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The Post, Demo
cratic, says of Blaine nomination: The
Republican National Convention has nomi-
mated for President of the United States the
man whom, of all men, the great majority
of Republican voters in the country demand
ed for that high ofice:-James G. Blaine
of Maine. Taking it for all in all this result
is the most extraordinary tribute ever paid
to the personal popularity Of an American
citizOn.
Mr.. Blaine is thoroughly representative
of his party He is its candidate and he is
its platform. As the candidate his strength
must not be underestimated. As the plat
form he makes the great issue Of the day for
Protection, so that all may see.
The Democracy accept the situation as
it stands. They oppose Protection with
Revenue Reform. They believe the Repub-
lican party should be driven from power
forthwith. And as the Republicans have
elected to follow their greatest leader, they
on their side will choose their purest and
best
The issue of the contest cannot be doubt
full. The Republican party must 60.
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A JEALOUS WOMAN.

She makes 1t Lively For Her False
Lover.
CINCISxArI. June S.--A scene occurred
at the Cathedral this evening when William
Patterson arrived in coach with Lila
Heating to be married. Anna Flynn was
there waiting, and when Patterson stepped
ont of the coach she seized him and tore
off his cravat and rent his clothing. The
police took Anna Flynn to the station. The
clergyman refused to marry Patterson aud
Ella Heating. Patterson is indicted Tor a
murder committed eighteen months ago
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Hating Rtaiaa,

ROCHESTER, N. Y. June s-The Knights
Of Prince William, IN 0rsnge organization
100 strong in Rochester and vicinity. he.d .
meeting last night and bolied Blaine, They
sent communication 10 tho Order OF
American Union, which has over 900, 900
members throughout the United St.tea..
asking them to take similar action. The
Orspgemen here are al disaHected.
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rns Wheeling REGIsTER has begun to
.n,i.r and abuse already.-State Journal
pb no. the REGrSTyR only commences
.,.r. the Stalwart press left OF. Our
r.r,,r will be the concluding one Of a
~ written work by distinguished RePubli-
go, ,,,.I.,rs
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TUy Cincinnati Ncws-Ioarnal now ap-
.,rs with brilhan, SUN shining over its
.,i lines The NewSJournal has always
..n 50 bright that even sun could not
n mnch 5rilHancy sOreyA its beauties
t.n, or' Ettle more distinctly and We
.-,rg,vlatH
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>.,afr,EY FoLGEE has an ample clerical
.r 81. work hguring up the number Of
.- ar lost in the gubernatorial contest in
. Yoy, through the trcachery Of BLAINE'S
..7 Breeds. ~ soon as the calculation is
,p..,el w. will know the exact Demo
..s majority in New York at the coming
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Anashsr yEsrid,s FaIr.

GiLvtsTos, TEX. June s.-The State
woolpowers Association has appointed q
committee 10 confer with the Fort worth
committee looking 10 8 cooperation o. the
State woslgrowers vith ths city in holding
a worlds fair. at Fort Worth, in 1887.
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TIE special train on the b. Il o. bearing
correspondents from Chicago 20 Washing.
ton made the run in nineteen bssn and
thirty minu,ss, an average Of over hfty
mises IN hour. From GAINESVILLE. Ohio. 10
Benvood, . distance Of iwenty+essn miles
the run was made in twentyeighi minutes,
and one run Of four miles WAS fssds in fosr
minutes, or at the rate OF nit<,y miles N
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SPORTING MATTERS.

Base eBaII-Yesterday's Games.
Fort Wayne-Cincinnati Clippers, 1; TT
WAYNE Reserves, 9. 80
Saginaw-Ft. Wayne, s; Saginaw, ,.
ST. Louis-Gucinnat Unions, |; St
Louis Unions ).
New York-Brooklyn ;; Cincinnati, ,.
Kansas City-Chicago Unions, 6; Kansas
CITY Unions, ).
observation-disclosures, 2; Boston, l..
Detroit-Buffalo, e; Detroit, 0.
Pittsburgh--St. Louis, Is; Allegheny, D
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rH. Cincinnati Enquirer Was the most
anr organ that Blaine had during the
H,a,o contest. If the Enquirer now
-r, ..g batteries against the nominee as
.-.rl, "a, they were used in behalf Of the
.,G.Garr Tor the nomination Blaine will
..rnrhrr SunS'rOEe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-09

rr V,,, Virgiuiy delegates looked tired
h.:-r.,urn. It was a tough wrestle the
.,, had hut good deal tougher one Is
.r,si Of them.
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.r.., r,,, of such organs as the New York
..i Boston Herald is something that
Ian mourn for
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

-,0, eaters can now draw up to the
-, The hash IS ready
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The Grand PriH.

PARIS, June s.--The race for the grasd
prize Of Paris 10000 francs to-day. Vas
won by Duke Of C.strit-r brown colt. sired
bv Little Due. Mr. X. G. vinefs bay
colt, the Lamkin. second, N. Is, AurnSnts
chestnut colt, Fra Diayslo, third
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-09

r.. ,,.nreSt garment Of the seaSon-the
....,. hopes Of carrying West Virginia
...s I'D. Of BIAINES name.
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The Cause of the sunstroke.

ClNCINNATI June s.--The Ncws-Journal
saws: About the strongest point in Mr.
Blaine favor is that he lived in Ohio for
number of wears when IA boy He had an
excellent start in life, but he got into bad
company and the evil communications he
had with gentleman of the name of Multi
gan corrupted his Political manners and
BROUGHT on q sunSt Okr
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a Big RloN.

PANAMA June S.-A frightful hurricane
hurst over this city last evening doing great
damage. The Opera House was completely
wrecked. No loss of life has yet been re-
rnrted
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Runaway Horse.

CRApPAQrA. y. Y, June S.-AiSS ia
bTellie Greeiy horseran away to-day osS'
mounting her and breaking her right shoni-
der and bruising her internally.