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The Organization Converted into q Nn.
3E.tI 4 }3;!; Il! tional Order. Is
I DAYTON, O., June 0-The Roman Gath.
olics KniShha Union Of Ohio held lis an
nual Meeting hers ior the Transaction Of bus.
mess. An important amsndm was made
in the cona.itu!ion, making the union a
national affair ins!ead of a State order, and
under it the Wheeling, W. Va, society Of
Catholic knights was admitted into the
union. U Upton's military tactics, in uss by
the Government, were adopted for all or.
dinary moyementp, and fancy movements
were lett st the pleasure OF each command.
cry. For sword exercise tho new Kujgbts
oilPythiassmGnual wus adopted. a +: com.
mi,teo wGg appointed to meet during the en-.
suing year and frame new constitution for
thenew National Union, and WAS instructed
to make provision for the Organization Of
o. Catholic knights cadet society, to be
composed .of Catholic youth Of this country
from fourteen to eghteen years OF age.
Prize drills will hereafter be dispensed
with. The next annual convention will be
held at Lancaater;: o. y Following are the
officers elected for the ensuing year, Pres
ident, Y Lawrence Buiz, I Of sUayto ton; Vice
President, Henry Lau!ersweller, Columbus
lsecretary, Daniel Danelcy, d Lancaster
STIeasurer, N. Bonner, Chillicotht: Execu
:lrNe Committee, Henry Ritter, Lancaster
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THE POWER OF REnORsE.
"A Brother OF the n ot0rIous :. Tom" Bu.
f1rd, OF kentucky, ufcldes.

A Brother OF the n Not0rIous :. Tom" Ru,
fard, OF Kentucky, Suicides. E.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June 0.-General
Aho Buford, OF Kentucky, committed sui.
eide at Danvllle, Ind, this morning, at the
residence Of his nephew, Benjamin E. Blu.
ford. General Buford came to Danyillo
last Wednesday to yisit relatives and attend
the races this week. He seemed much de-
which Seemed visibly increased
alter reading an article in nevspa uer
giving an account Of the decadenco OF the
Buford family, written in connection with
the return of Tom Buiord to ths Anchor.
age Asylum physical and financial wreck
81 Tho generals fortune had p!so been
swept away. He retired to his room iust
alter breakfast this morning, and had been
thore but shor. time when the report Of
8 pistol was heard and he was found in "a
dying condition, having shot himself in
the head. He died without struggle, &. !
Two statements, one dated this morning,
were found, saying fnanc ncial misfortune,
death in his family and the trouble Of bis
brother Tom, who killed Judge Elliott,
were the causes Of this act. The remains
will be sent to Lexington, as requeated BY
him y 49, a. Y'tsi,.t - ) = -
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CHICAGO already has numbe Of organ.
,.'S'onS !, Of "plumed Knights" eager for
tae .a, Tray. The fret company Of Whesling's
"Plumed Knights" is organizing, and
Tue young men have taken hold
WIN will. Wheeling ought to have
a. a. least two full regiments Of "plumed
hnishts," wearing plumed helmets: ii
anybody insists that three regimento will be
ussler than two there will be no objection.
linen our nelshborins friends, al
ways including thoeo over 1.-The river
and in nearby Pennsylvania; will not
want to be left in tho cold. They,
zoo. will have their "Plumed Knights =
anu one Of these Emo daya-or perhap,
n'shia-shs "plumed Knightsn will as
eemole from oil the country round and
9e 99esorste the town in colora OF the liyips;
.s nSat: We arc going to !; have .'''doings'
" ta.s time, and We may aswell be ready 10,
/. ,;ranvl !ne Hacas. l'ss. "Plumed Knights" to Ii,
RI s4-'8 : z - ss'f'l5 Z ~
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THROUGH THE STATE.
AN uNsoLvED MURoER UNRAvsLrp.
Atsr slx fears Of Silence the Parties to Ros,
z c'un'' r'Esdy osnksI th,lr Crimo-ls.lon
otths Board Of R.ssn,s OF tho UaIver,ity. x
NV Republican R,Jateins ii Terra Alta. Z.
Special Dspaieh TO the Inte'liCerctr,

epte'a Dt'patcs TO the InteiliCner. y. Et
CHARLESTON, W.%VA., June 0.-About
slx years ago Peter Cook, q prominent citi.
zen Of Roane county, was killed by par
ties unknown. Last Friday Dlsaway Leb.
son and bis two aons.in.lnw, ISL" Hill and
Joseph Reynolds, were arrested by a dGtec.
tive ' and taken to Jail at Spencer, Roans
county. Reynolds confessed that Lubson.
planned the murder and he and Hill did
the bloody deed. N I,
The murder was caused on account
Cook going to the county seaty 10 indict
Lebson's two daughters for house burning,
Reynolds said they met Cook on the road
md murdered him, because Lebson said
that was tho only way to keep him from
lndicting their wives. There is great ex-
element over the arrest. A. frss sl,Syl. /.
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RELQAnIi. 4. I. "a GsrOS,
now the News Of binine's Nomination,
n WINS Received nj Terra Altn.sAs,, ~

now the News uf Binine's Nominatiun
wns Received nj Terra Attn. +
Correspondence 1 II. IaIeatgencer. .sstl Y,
TERRA,ALrA. W.VAsJune s-Tho news
ofthe nomination Of James G, Blaine, as
standard bearer Of the Republican party,
was received here with every demonstrs-
ton ol joy. Bonfres were lighted, tho
band played and the Republicans weio
happy, aud iubilant. / No doubt lhe Demo.
cratsSer6 happy, too, for heap OF combus-
tihles,c which have been in readiness for.
yeare, TO- be lighted on the election Of a
Democrat to the Presidency, was lighted as !,
on evidence, 1t is believed, Of the TACT that
they !. will never inherit the ."promised
iand,Hn and TINT Blaine is good enough for
them. s5i.7 ! .l ls7s,-. -.
= Last night the Republicans Of this town
and vicinity, met and organized Blaine
and Logan club, which will put in some
good work between now aud November.
8 We think the ticket could not be
stronger, and desire to encourage tha
brethren by:.ths asaurayce that Preston
county will give 1900 majority in favor Of
the Plumed Knight. II West Virginia
would take advantage Of her present
opportunities and go to work with vim,
Democracy will be dethroned, aud It's nom
progressive principles consigned to ono
little grave. :. iif,a ilaad w.n.M'D.
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FOREIGN NCTEs.

at cricket yesterday the gentlemen nilelr an Of
Scotland beat the Philsdelphias Eve WICK
The London police are on the track of
plosion. ,i5t;34 .,. .E:;y:sest'.i
In an election riot ct Wiedepell, Hun
gary, I'VE men .iwere killed land + two
The foundation stone Of the new Parlip.
ment building ct Berlin was laid to day bv
the Emperor. "A Brilliant Assem- blaoe NJ
nolablea cwss present. Bismarck read the
Emperors Bpeech. ai 81 ITsss,,.S'N - )
Domenio Frsja. who assaulted the er.
khediye, 1smai! Pasha, at Paris, haa writ.
tsn the papers, denyiuahe attacked Iemail.
he says he only presented a claim !. for the
payment Of debt Of several thonaa,nd m md
franca due BY 1smail, which has since been
paid, y 3..t' ,lsgSi z, - =
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EDuOArIOSAL .AssnCIATIo,y.
The hee'ing 0fthe General Committees
5l..St-5;s Messages Sent 10 Blaine. fsiS,s n,

n
! MADISON, WIS, June 9.-A meeting Of
the committees Of the National Educa-
tional Association which convenes here
from July 10Th to 18th, wss hold at tho Cap-
itol to-day. 4 Hon. ThoH. "A. Bicknell was
chosen president. Gov. J. L. Rusk, ex-
Gov. .Luci6s Fairchili and others yerv
present. The reports OF the Committee ON
Arrangements show that the city can &C.
commodate some five thousand people, one
half OF that number, teachers, hayinp al.
ready registered. E.. O. Corrigan, of Bog
ton, was appointed general manager of the J
press department of tho Association. z :,5.
The following letter was to-day address.
ed to Hon. Jas. G. Blaine, Gen. Benjamin
F. Butler and Senator Fl. w. Blair: 3siI 1577i
& In view Of your distinguished services
as Statesmen, and your great interest in the
educational concerns Of the country. il
gives US great pleasure to extend to YOU
most cordial invitation to attend the; ses.
sion Of the National Educational Associa.
tion. This meeting promises to be The
largest educational gathering ever heldSin
America and will gather the leaders and
representatives Of y the best educational
thought Of the country and lis Influence
will bs wide spread, stimulating and con.
trolling the sentiment ofthei. na,ion.9 Dis.
cussion Of national aid to education and
kindred topics will occupy portion OF tho
meeting, and it will give educators and tho
people an opportunity to learn the views Of
our eminent statesmen on these important
subjects Hoping that you will accept this
earnest invitation which voices the wishes
OF o great multitude Of educational and
other people we are, Z; & Z.
Most sincerely yours,
lgJ.W. Bicknell, President OF tho National
Educational Association; q j. W. IsRusk.,
Governor Of Wisconsin" @ III I
A communication IRON the Committeo
Of Arrangements urging tho 6cceptanca Of
the above, concluded .ss folloMs:s on I
may be assured ofahearty welcome on tho
part of the people of the city,, VI vhich was
signed, Lucius Fairchild, chairman Of The
committee. a copgratulatory telegram
from President Bicknel was sent to Hon.
james G. Blaine in!behal! OF the agsocia.
tion, relative to general education and I.
Federal aid to the common schools. },,ii3 4
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ATERHIULs LEAP.
A Young Indy In Dciiriuin Jumps Fro m
,,F... q Fourth Story Window, sfT.yI

% he'd
if55:... Fourth Story Window.
PARIS. June 0.-Thsre was quite con.
sternation yesterday at the Grand hotel. A
young English lady in the robe de mutt and
disheveled hair suddenly jumped from an
upper window into the court yard behind
thg directors Office. The window was
forty feet above the pavement OF the court
yard, and ten feet beneath the window Ia
vide ground glass projection. The young
lady crushed through the glass, cutting
herself painfully, but not dangerously, and
instead Of being dashed to pieces on the
pavement, as seemed to the spectators to
be inevitable, hhe, by an extraordinary
chance, handed on the neck OF ono OF the
ex.Khedive's horses that happened to be
standing in the court yard, and thus al
meat miraculonsly. was saved from death.
The young lady was Mias Pfet!yman,
who with her parents, Colonel and Mrs,
Prettyman, came to Paris to see The grand
pri1. Miss Peettyman q few days ago was
attacked with symptoms OF typhoid fever;
and during sn excess OF delirium caused
by the lever made tho terrible leap, z Be-
yond the shock OF the fall she sustained no
serious injury. q Il; a! Z (. 'ilggI37I
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En,sorsi.,E tho Nominees,

BAInAoRE, June 9.-Asmass meeting
was held to.nigh! by the colored hepubli.
oan voters to endorse tho romination Of
Blsino aud Logan Tor the Proficiency and
Vice Presidency eithe United gates. Tho
meeting wan very enthusiastic. John
Lsage,one, us. Minister u Eayli, said
Jamas G. Blsino Ia the maD%ho will .puEh
.hemforward until they Stand cn an even
plccs, with, their white fellow citizens.
Prof Richard T. Gieensf, OF South Caro.
lima, impressed the ne:enaity oi,upited so'
ton. sS Z. q, u
New YonK, June o-The' German Re,
publican Central Committee unanimously
endorsed the 9sininsss Of the Chicago
Convention. * l,iS. 4 = X ~ Z! Z
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9wEsT VA. UNIVERSITY
The McciiuR of Abe Bonrd Of Regents.
.st5 x Action on C0.cducntlo u II, :.

The McciiuR of lhe Bpard OF Regents,
.sa5 Action on C0.cducatlon. n =.
Spseia! Dlpach 10 le Iateli1cncz. ;FFi.i!. /
5MoRGASTowN, W. Va, June 9.-The
Board Of Regents have bean in session
since last Thuraday. Excepting the usual
routine business they have done very lit
tie until to-day. At their meeting this s.-
ternoont an order was passed making
tuition free to pupils from this State, with
the provision that there should be no more
than one student for every five hundred
inhabitants Of any county. ,s 3; i. ..5,s5
Willie it is not yet paeled, it is generally
understood that ladies' will be admitted 10
the university next year, a committee hay
ing been appointed to confer with Mrs,
Moore, principal Of the Female SEN inr,
here, looking toward the Ilion OF that
Institution with the university.
1t is thought that the Board will adjourn
tomorrow, as they have appointed another
meetinQ to be held at Oakland on july "a.
The Young Meme Christian .Associstiou
prlzs essay was read last night by N, D.
Adams [t-y.s:: $. q st. a, = "a =
n The bsccalaureate sermon was preached Z
tonight by, the Rev. DR.. Hils!, Of Pitts.
burg. 8 isi5:a,. 5.I3's / u. s
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ALL rail between Wheeling and Parkera-
ouig is an accomplished fact. Tho first
train has made the run and tomorrow will
MAKE the return tip. This let's daylight
IN % on an Important stretch Of country tbst
v, Will ieel the masic power Of tho iron roaa.
Inc road is Of great. importance to Wheel
ing and ParkeIsburg, which cities it binds
together with The bonds Of closer and bet
Ter neishborhoood. The projectors Of the
enterprise arc to be congratulated on their
triumph over all obstacles, including the
greatest flood since Noah's. They have
SHOWN themselves men OF business sasacity
and pluck, and they deserve to find profit
in their handsome succe,s ,s. isssl5
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MSs. GARFIELD GnEEgKHG. {
The Warm Message q! lite NAire lsIain
n. .7t, 4 III. CLUi,: 10 Tint F,n,ly.

-'-.ss So AA' -. tkC Ab1A1HS
Clni' 10 That Endy. j 4,
RocnEsTER, N. y, June e.-Ths Blaino
Club. formed out OF the Maine delegation
On their way home, sent tho following
telegram 10 AIra. Garfield ,andshe yesterday
to personal friend wired her approval Of
the nominations: }},s3ff
"srEclAL TRAIN, I. S. & NJ. r, R., | p
g "CLEyELAHD, o., June S, 1854. 5aa.
Mrs. Lucrtia r. GaEic!d: i55 !.
''DEAR MADAM-The Maine Blaine Club,
including the delegates to the National
Republican Convention at Chicago, the
Governor OF the State and the Maine mem
bers OF the United States House Of Repro.
sentativcs, on our joyful return home,
after the splendid triumph Of our beloved
ssstssmsp, csunot pass the city where Ye.
pose the remains Of our martyred Presi.
dent, tho cherished friend oil James G.
Blaine, and the loyal companion in arms
OF John A. Logan, without sending to You
the assurance OF: our sympathy aud affsc-
tionate remembrance, knowing that you
will rejoice with uu in the result 50 happily
achieved. Very. sincerely and respectfully
yours, CA. BopTELLG, iS 4. =
ji$ ii "Fresident Of Maine Blaine Club. 3:
5ay.5.y ~ 3, .5it:f3s. "GEo.- g. WING, X
.5.isfs !"Chairman Of Maine delegation" 1
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TOSSED IN THE AIR
by a naiiroad Train-Two Men Killed
p. RI, =, Z and One Fatally Ipiureo i,Fl5EsE

by a Haiiroad Traln-TW0 Men Killed
and One Fatally Injured.
PITTSBURGH, June GA irighiful ac.
cident happened near Lcoizdale, on the
line oil the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad.
about half-past this morning, by which
two men were killed and another danger.
ously injured. A party Of FIVE strollipg
Italians we're trampipg toward this city on
the railroad track, when freight train
came along, and in stepping Oft tho th.se
we're struck by the Cleveland express,
coming m opposite direction. The ex.
press was running at high rste Of speed
and the victims were hurled twenty feet in
the air. Domenic Capri, aged DO. vas
lodged in tho cross armn Of q telegraph pole.
and when taken down lie was extinct
His ssn. Icaoph, ased l5, had his skull
fractured and back broken. Death is gu o.
posed TO have resulted instantly. Domenic
Brown had both legs broken and was in.
jured internally. He VIA brought to tkia
city and placed IN the Wes! Penn hospital.
The physician entertainB no hops Of bis re.
C0very. I'd Ii Z ~ .s,rsi5..l ).
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Tus Charleaton Times is paying ita res.
pects to Congressman Gibson. 1t remarks
that "in order 10 gain little transitory
notorie.y he hss become the chieftain Of o
band Of backwoods lisra," that "Guiteau,
who belieyedin the same method Of Recur.
lug notoriety, was moro merciful and
decidedly more honorable than Gibson
and that by his favorable vote Oh the Nor.
rlHon bill he was willing to turn the work
ing men Of his district "out upon the world
" beSSara." We arc surprised and griev.
ousEy panied to hear these things Of Mr..
dlesou. We had thought him merely {
harmless dodo. .=,5
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sTII.L POUsIsa IN.
Mr.. .HlaIno Overwhelmed with Dis.
&I pntciIos from II IL Friends. 81

Mr. sBlaIno Overwhelmed with Dis.
pnicllos. from lis Friends.
Augusta, Me, Juno 0.-Congratulatory
telegrama continued 10 reach Blaine during
Friday night and Saturday. Over some
thousand telograms were received within
three hours alter the nomination, many
from Eu.ops, among the most prominent
being thoae from Minister Morton ut Paris,
and Col. John hay and Clarence King in
London.i g55:55 i, 81 !. a3gl
The following was also received: sSt! (!
!: ". 3:s,3h CLEvsLaED, June 81
Hon. James G. Blaine, A,lgsnta: +; II sss 81; ;5a
4; Our household joins in one great thanks.
giving. From the quiet OF our home We
send tho most earnest ;.wiah that through,
the turbulent months to follow and in the
day Of victory, you may be guarded ant
kept. -35{5s{ LucRErA 4. GARFIELD. \
"a cordial dispatch was also received from
The Garfield boya, studenta in William
College. n,
i The following dispatches were slao re
ceiyed: Ben Harrison aends q diepatct
promising the Electoral vote OF Indiana
James LonSatrset eends congratulations o
! the Whig Republicans oi Georgia. I. II,
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WILL sUpPGHr TIlE NOMINEE.
Theodore Roosevelt. VIII Not 8olt-He
.-rLs. Likes SInlne. iFli g9l .l.4


Likes SInine. I
ST. PAUL, MINI, June 0.-Hon. Theo.
dore Roosevelt, Of New York, spent Sun.
day in St, Paul, on his way to his Montana
rancho. Speaking OF the Issues Of the
Chicogo convention, Mr.. Roosevelt naid;
'"Ths platform is an admirable one, as
strong as tbs party has had since old war
days, It will gain thousands OF votes all
over the country, There is scarcely any r..
publican or Independent OF conservative
judgment but must indorze it heartily.
The Democratic party must follow in the
main our platform or give up the
fight. I did not favor either Blaino
or Arthur. My preference was Ed.
munde. Aside from hia own strength
Of $3.50 odd votes that would stick to him
through thick and thin, tho Plrnled
Knight was the eecond choice Of two..hirds
OF the remainder Of the delegates. AS SION
as they cav tho nomination of their candi-
date was impossible and Blaine's nomina.
ton WAS probable they aocked 10 him in a
body. This is what made no combination
against Blaine possible. Ii.I 81
8 Had !. not been 30 positively Tor Ed
munds I don't know but I would have
been carried away myaelf by tho contagion,
and found myself throwing up my hands
for Blaine. Blaine is the choice of two
thirds OF the rank and Gle Of the party. I
shall not bolt the nomination; by no
nesnB, have no personal objections to.
Blaine. I think you will end there will be
no fatal dlsaf'ection. l believe Blaine will
be elected. He will sweep the country.
west Of Ohis, and will carry all, New Eng
land. II bava boon called q s"relormer,"
but Il am q Republican. y I,
IT is too early to speak Of New York.
No one today can tell how that ststc will
vote. do not think 1t impossible for
Blaine to carry it.; l do not believe there
will he an Independent candidate. Thosa
who will not voi5 the Republican ticket
will stay away from the polts. As to the
bolt OF tho Nav York Times am inclined
to think 1t would support either Cleveland
or Doreheimsr, II nominated by. the Demo.
avn "a ,s-ss.t - -H
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CnlcAoo, JQue (. The, local 7conmittpe
Of artr3asngsmeAa to prepare tor The National
Democratic ColGention have directed an
architect to ptepate plans for the !earrange.
ment.of the conven!o hall,; by which the
seating capacity yjwillSbe enlarged, 10 IS to
admit twenty thousaM people. Accom-.
modationsi for tho spress will also be en-.
lsrged. The local sn,snogers confidently
expect Q larger outside attendance than war
tho case with tho Republican, Convention,
so Democratic political clubs itom' iii parts
OF the country have announce, their in.
tenlion to be present. q /. "a IN .i5
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ny. Kreldler, D,ytop; J. Hook, Spring.
held Grand Commander, Captain Hule, Co.
inmlbua; First Assistant, Captain Gerber,
Ghillicothe; Second Arsistant, Captain Oyer,
Lancaster Tho meeting closed to-day with
q grand parade and ..prlzs drill at the fair
sICKHaiKa BRUTALITY.


lilo EAmelcAs AtrOcttiexs a Farner,s
Wife was snIJscted To. 1o 4
< DULUTH, June 0.-saturday forenoon the
wife OF farmer named Nelska, living near
Hermantown, went to neighbor's for
milk. Not returning search was made and
continued until two o'clock this afternoon,
when the womaa's body was found most
horribly musilated. X
Il She had been outraged, then shot twice
in the head, thrown across a log, her bowels
cut open, and portions Of her flesh cut OF
and thrown aside, and other namelts,
atrocities Committed upon the inanimate
remains OF the unfortunate woman. i
Her shoes and pail OF milk were found
near camp FIRE Of some tramps, who, 1t Is
believed committed the flondish deed. The
community Is thoroughly aroused. ,.t
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yhc ris4l Ia s,ats,.

/ TTuavltLE, Pa, June 0-An enthu-
siaa,ic ratification meeting OF the nomins.
tion ri Blaino and Loganwa held st
ths.City Hall to night, presided over by
Hon. Jesse Smith, q prominent oil man.
Glowing resolutions Of endorsement wero
adopted and the meeting 3wag addressed
BY Col. J. H. Cogawell at length,royiewinE
the public services and career Of the nomi-
;nets. Stepa wers II ken for tho immediate
organization Of ia Blaine aud L7gan club
ios me- campaign, the first in the sia!s. S:
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Biz. O. D. THOMPSON, who did good ser.
vice at Chicago ss one Of the delegates
from this district, is making his arrange.
menis.o 50 to Auguata as q member Of the
committee to notify Mr.. Blaine Of what
has happened to him. As the West Vir-
slnia member Of that committee, Mr..
Thompson ia assured Of cordial welcome.
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PROBABLY tho esteemed Register, having
been 30 hsppy in sll its predictions con.
csrnirg the Republican National conven-
tion, will now turn itself loose on the con.
vention Of lis own party. Tho wicked who
back their judgment with coin find it
profitable 10 rick their wealth against 8
Rqi.itr prediction, ~
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s.rRen CaLlFOnnIA TO HA1NE,.
Through Iown to fEeo =Blninc-sccncs Rt
~ = tt;;.ri Hlnine'a HoaSc. ia ;i};s' n (

Through IOWA TO Ess Blninc-Sccucs at
y III y iii;;.i Blninc'a Hoasc. KS Z,
PORTLAND, NE, June Give cars were
waiting in Portsmouth to connect with the
Blaine train. The leading cars were gaily
decorated with bunting aud pcrtraits, and
was engaged by Collector Dow ior a select
party Of citzsus and public men. Chanl.
let'a band accompanied the, party The
train rolled in at 2.40 P. N, amid cheers
and welcomes, and the straina ot tho band.
Tho deleyatea report an enthusiaslicrocep.
ton. Il " e :. 4 < ( : 3. "a
v LYNN June 0 Portsmouth was tho enly
place where tho traln stopped. A. Ports.
mouth addresses. were made by Congress.
man B,utelle, Gov. Robie and Gov, Davis,
Of, California. The train made short s,op
] at Portland, and Mr.. Wing, OF Auburn,