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DISASTROU, LAKE STORMS.
Several Lake Michigan Craft Gone Ashor.
and sunk.

several Lake MIchIgan Craft Eohe Ashore
and sunk.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June "a dispatch
from Sand Beach saws The propeller
California with 23,GOO bushels Of corn went
ashore two miles north Of the harbo- early
this morning Passengers and crew were
saved. The propeller was scutl'ed
10 prevent pounding in the he.:vy
Northeast gale. The Schooner
Emma e. Hutchinson and an unknown
craft collded off Shcboygan. The Hutch
nson lost her jib-boom and the unknown
vc sci lost her main sail, mizlcn rigging
and mizzen mast The scow Ahnappe Of
thls nort is ashOre at ShcbOygan.
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THE NEXT CONVENTION.

Preparing for the Great Democratic Lore
Feast at Chicago.
CHICAGO, Ill, june 9.-The local Com
mittee of Arrangements to prepare for the
National Democratic Convention have di-
rected an architect to prepare plans for the
Encouragement of the convention hall by
which the seating capacity will be enlarged
so as to admit twenty thousand people; The
accommodations for the press will also be
enlarged. The local managers confidently
expect a larger outside attendance than
was the case with the Republican Conven-
ton as Democratic polical clubs from all
parts of the country have announced their
intention of being present
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A Grsst Disesyer.

Mr.. William Thonas. Of Newton, Is.,
SAYS: my wife had been seriously affected
with q cough for tseaty4ve years. and this
spring more severely thsn eyer befnre. She
had used many remedies without relief. and
being urged 70 ny DR. Kings New Discov
cry, did 20. with most ga6fying ses.lts
The frst bottle relieved her very much, and
the second bottle has Absolutely cured her.
She has not bad 90 good hesith for thirty
years"
Trial bottle l0c. at Logan 4 Co.'S drug
store. Large size 81.
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TOO INTIMATE.


A Nsu York LsshastS SlsSt - Ssstasoy
KILLED.
UucA. n. Y. Jass 9.-Dsvn WavR.
sgsd about 60 yesrA u eos.fostsbas d.css-
stances, married and haying foss e6Afea.
Vas found desd yesterday nssr Chsfis. Ny
dsles harm. n Stsabsn CosHsrh u u
northern pan Of 0ne;ds county. LAe last
nigh, Il vas developed thst weaver I'D
been intimate With ths vifs Of Richasd
Jones. neighbos. fos soue tine Weave.
left his home ca ThnrsdsJ about 10 oesoek
p ~ III suppossd hat - vsst 70 Joss
house, and that the latter, returning iron .
wekh ceiebratioa st Remsoa. discoveree
and sho3 him ssh he depsrtel IL 49,
passed from his Deek 70 his besin Se1eso
missing. Mn- yosea Is sboat IS. - -
three or four childsea.
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ARRIVED IN TOWN.
Thirteen Car Loads of Visitors March to
BIaine's Residence.

tnirIcen Sar Loa0s OL Nhitors uNrCu 10
BIaine's Residence.
AuGrsTA, Ne, June 9.-The Blaine train
left Portland at o clock and no stops were
made uutil Brunswick was reached AZ
o'clock. He were four cars from LewiStown
and Auburn decorated with Blaine insignia
and three more from Rockland and other
cities all filled with delegates to Join
the Blaine train A great crowd with q
band Of music greeted the California and
Maine delegates with cheers. Bodion
students were conspicuous in the enthu-
siasm Senator Mcclure Of California.
made ringing speech, after which Con-
gresham Boutelle made speech, which
was cut short BY the starting of the train At
4:20 for Augusta. At $40 the long train
OF thirteen cars rolled into Augusta, where
bands were playing, whistles blowing bells
ringing, artillery firing and crowds were as.
aembled to meet it. The pro,e" ion, with
muse and banners, was formed 10 escor.
v.itors 10 Blaines residence.
Ex-Governor Connor addressed the CHI
fornia delegation in words of welcome
which were responded to by Senator Nc:
Lure, of California, who closed amid great
CUCtGlHH Nv saving bu HOt w
ried about us; We will take care OF OAR side
of the continent
Addresses Were made by various other
gentlemen.
BIainc's speech.
In response Mr. Bninc said:
FELLOW riTI2INS--lf ANYTHING could add
to tie pleasure of welcoming to my door,
and under my roof nv o,i friends Of Marie,
it would be as it is to-uay to have them ac-
companied by loyal and true hearted mon
from the Pacific coast who they bring
to our hospitality and whom we
greet and welcome rs our guests
| am very sure you must appreciate the en-
bcrraSs ment under VIII ch man spc.ks,
when he is overwhelmed with demonstr.-
tiors of kindness as am to-day. can
only say from the depths of my profoundly
thankful heart God bless you all. ~ Voices
of good, ard tremendous npplause)
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HANCOCK COUNTY.


Rain Badly Needed.
Spscsal 10 he ReSister.
New CUMBERIAND, W. Va. June 3
wha. is most needed now (the Chicago
Convention being over) is good rain TO
lay; the dust, and relieve the growing crops
that are beginning to suffer for the want
of it.
A detachment Of the Salvation Army
from Steubenville has been holding services
here on Saturday evenings and Sunday also
on Wednesday evenings during the last two
weeks. They seem to be an earnest and
jealous set, and if they can accomplish any
good in their way of presenting the gospel,
well and good r.yv-.
The grading and excavation for the Court
House Is about finished The next thing in
order will be the stone work
The Disciple congregation have engag-
ed elder Griffith Of Washington County.
Pennsylvania, to serve as pastor for the en-
suing year. he viii bring his family and
reside in our midst
The'pubiic schools fthis place closed on
last Wednesday
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The Fatal Trunk

MILWAUKEE, June s.-Greseck Eve years
old and his sister thirteen years discovered
an old emigrant trunk in the garnet OF the
house where they were playing They
turned ii into play house getting inside in
sport and shutting the lid which had q
spring lock. When the parents fonnd them
the boy was dead, but the girls Life was
saved.
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Mighty Good Bail.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-John Whalen, a
religious crank, went into the Gethsemane
Baptist church yesterday, and hurled a
prayer book at a lady and assaulted the
sexton. The services were brought to an
end amid great confusion. The man was
arrested and this morning held in 81 500
bail for trial Have you any bailY' asked
the magistrate. ''Yes; the Lord will go
my bail" said the crank. He also said he
was the emissary Of the Lord and often few
to heaven. While in a cell at the station
house he was discovered in perfectly nude
condition and refused to put on his cloth.
in0
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GREENBACKERS.
They Nominate Full, Strong Ticket IN
s Writ County. II
4

They Nominate Full, Strong Ticket IN
E3 Writ County. II
Special 10 the Register.
PARKERsBUEG, June 9-The Writ Coun-
ty Greenback Convention was held at Eliz-
abeth last Saturday. There was a large
and enthusiastic attendance, and full
county ticket was nominated and delegates
to the coming Greenback State Convention
selected. A resolution denOuncing the ac-
ton of the Buckhannon Convention was
passed. The convention also endorsed the
action of the Indianapolis National Green
back Convention.
The indications now are that the coming
Greenback Convention TO be held in this
city will be the largest ever held in this
State by that party. The mass Of the
voters are determined that they will not pc
sold by the bosses
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= AN EASTERN FLOOD.
A Sudden Storm Does Immense.
Damage.
Houses and Other Buildings Swept Away
"A Whole FANNY Lose
Their Lives.

SPRINGFIELD, Va, Jane 9.-This valley
has'been visited bv inC, her disastrous Hood
the second within eleven months. At noon
to-day moderate rain fell, but an hour
later storm of terrific force broke upon
the valley The storm was also in progress
about five miles north of town, and high
wind that changed in few minutes drove
the two storms together. The rain tell as If
a mighty river was falling from the heavens
to the hill north of town that slopes west 10
the bank of the river and east to the
creek sent q torrent of water toward town
Warning
was at once given, but so rapidly did the
water rise that few had time to save any
thing aud were forced to flee for their lives.
The channel of the creek soon became
filed with the wreckage Of houses, b.rns
and other buildings. which forced 1t in other
directions One stream ploughcd through
the Springfield house another through Hart
& DOdge's livery stable, and another
through Ellison brothers stage barn. The
individual losses and damage to the high
way reach at least $4,000. In some
places the highways are quilted tweniy-fv"
feet deep. and some houses in tire village
have four feet of mud in them. Just across
the Cheshire bridge barn was blown
down, killing William Parker and family,
ard iniuring a woman named Bella SpauId-
ING. The storm ragged over three hours.
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u don't feel velli'' The stomach is out Of
order: neglected, this means chronic dyE
lepsia. You should take Ackers DJspep
sia Tablets and avoid this terrible disease.
Sold by Edmund booking and G; aenke.
melIer. druggists. Wheeling. W. Va, And
and F. P. thinner, Bridgeport, o.
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Base Ball.

washington-ToIedo 6, Washington /.
Baltmore-Indianapolis |, Baltimore ii.
st. PagHQuineys, s; st. Paul, !.
Ne~ York-Metropolitan, Z; Louisyille,5.
New York-Brooklyn, 10; Cincinnati, l3.
Providence-Boston, 2; Providence, 0.
Detroit-Bufalos, s; Detroit 3.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8; New
York, q
Boston-Bsltimore Unions, 10; Boston
Unions, T.
Kansas city-Chieago Unions H. Kan
sas City Unions 3.
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A DUTCH affair.".
A Fresh schems 10 Rsssito BsiasA shA
Holland.

Holland.
ByaLIx, June 9.-Bismarck will send biA
son Herbert 10 direct the legstioa. At the
Hague in order 10 watch the suceessioa psi.
icy Of the Dutch government in the evsst of
the death Of the Prince Of 0rangs. II Ia
reported King William Of Holland has se-
cretly afiianced hts ihree-year-oh dkashiss.
Princess Wilhelma, 10 Prince Bandouin, sea
Of Count Flanders, heir apparent to.the
throne Of Belgium in order 10 reunits Hol-
land and Belgium. Bismarck supports ths
candidature OF the Duke of Hsssaa. IsxasiA
will vote in the federal council sgaingt ID
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THE NEW MECCA.
Political Pilgrims Journeyins to Augusta,
Maine. ... -

AUGUsTA, June 9.-Fire carloads Of eX-
cursiorists, accompanied BY band, sr-
rived here at 2:40 this afternoon. Tie cars
were all gaily decorated. They received =
very enthusiastic reception.
Portsmouth was the only place where the
train stopped. At Portsmouth. addresses
were made by Congressman Boutelle, Gov.
Robie and Gov Davis of California. The
train made short stop at Portland and
Wing, of Auburn, made a brief speech.
The band struck up again and the artillery
closed by laundering salute.
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AN OILY AFFAIR.

TitusyiIIe, Pa, Holds n Ratification Meet
ing and Forms Blaine Club.
TITUsvILLE, Pa, June AN enthusias-
tic meeting to ratify the nomination of
Blaine and Logan was held at the City
Hall tonight, presided over by Hon. Jesse
Smith, prominent oil man, Glowing res
olutions of endorsement were adopted and
the meeting was addressed by Col ]. H.
Bogswell at length, reviewing the public ser
vices and career of the nominees. Steps
we're taken for the immediate organization
OF Blaine and Logan club for the cam
paign, the first in the State.
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Ynr nrI.nnI Pf,rnrn,

There is no style about Mcdonald, Wat
terson,s eandidzte, His round head is bali,
and his vhiskers are on his neck, trying 10
climb out over his collar.
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LET ZEN FIanT |!
France and China Fall 0st Over the
Treaty.
FRIENDLY RELATIONS svrTuREo.


PESIS, lane 9.-The announcement is
made today that she friesdly relations with
France recently established ere ruptured
and that serious complications may ensue.
The treaty over Tonyuin with the French.
which was recently signed, is nc~ censured
by the .GoveTameai ard may be- entirely
disregarded until lis terms are changed ma
,erialy. Ths smb&ssadorship 10 France.
the result Of the t,eaty and the severance Of
the relations Of the Marquis Tseng with that
country, have been cancelled, aud active
preparations for defense continue The
causes Of the new war movement are not
made plain.
On Thet~ Trail.
LoNpoS, June ?-The police arr on the
track of the miscreants WHO caused the re-
cent explosions.
New Pariiamene Building.
BERLIN. Jlne 9-The foundation stone
of the new PaGament building was laid to-
day BY the Emperor A brilliant assem-
blage of ro,ables were present Bismarck
rc@d thc Empc'ors speech
Reaten.s
EprxBrRGH, June a.--In the cricket
match to-day the gentlemen Of Scotland
beat the Philadelphia five w;cket.
The Emprror's sprech..
BERLIN, June 9.-The substance Of. the
Empcror's speech AT the Parliament build
ing cornerstone LAYING is as follows;
Through the successes OF the united German
arms the Empr, has attained n grcaIaess
before undrramcd of The confidence ls-
tween the federal governments gave strength
10 protect the constitution aud insure ma
tional development and pro perity. May
the work done in his h1iliing be- devoted
only TO the order liberty justice aud ni'equal
love for all classes
Tn. Dark Ages.
LONDON, June 3 An extraordinary SEN
tence has been passed upon the scmtlanatic.
Weissinauer, in Vienna While patient
recently in one OF the Vienna hospitals hc
became unmauagcable, broke away from his
a,ienden.s, smashed crucifx and tramp
cdupon its fragments and bitterly cunsed
the hospital officers He was tried and con-
yictcd on charge Of blasphcny. aud has
been sentenced TO nine years penal servi.
tude
Hurt just n. had.
PARIS, June 9.--Domin Frsji, whs as-
saullcd cx. Khcdivc lsmael Pasha, has writ.
ton papers denying that he struck lsmasl
He says he only presented claim for the
payment Of debt of several thousand
francs due by Ismaels empbye, which has
since been paid.
British kirkers.
LONDON, June "a minority Of the
Bri,ish.Cabinct oppose Earl Gran'illes con
cccsion Of international control A strong
section of the Liberal members of Parlia-
men, will vote against the establishment OF
such control Should the vote Of Parlia-
mcni reject the agreement with France
Granville will resign
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Time for Honest, TO Come to the front.

We cannot get along unless the decided
majority Of US tell the truth and deal fairly.
The trouble has been that 80 many peopl.
hare thought II would nvt make any dif.
ference If they went over on 20 the other
side jus, long enough tomake something, as
oth,.rs were doing.
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Rntal Stairs.

ALBANY, N. Y. June s-Wllie Schroof.
fourteen months old, died yesterday from
injuries received BY falling down fight OF
stairs Wednesday at his parents residence
in Schenectady. Two other persons have
been killed BY falling down the same stairs.
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Suicide.

HARmssURG, Pa, June 9.-Samuel Gar
diner, of Braman's Corners. Schenectady
county, committed suicide yesterday By
hanging himself to a stack in field with .
small cord. He was deranged aud had
made several attempts at suicide,
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ROBERr LISCO.N would rather take
,hances on being a Senator than TO risk a
place on the ticket for Vice Presidrn,. Bos
has some nf the genius for common sense
hat his fnther dispLaved
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Drowned,

ALBANY, n. Y, June 9.--Whilc Pc er
Horan, aged fourteen years, aud son Of
William Horan, Of Central Bridge, Scho-
hare county, was swimming in the Scho-
harie creek yesterday afternoon, he was at.
lacked with cramps and drowned
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A Y1are Whcr. Harmeny De .id...
BsfJb : gIyr,a.

BsFlb sITf,"-
That there is no conflict between pulpit
and stage in Texas may be inferred from IN
sdrertiseruent a. in Jacksonville paper, stat
ing that one fourth of the proceeds Of the
exhibition d q "kesdless rooster" would be
donated TO the jacksonville Sunday schools.
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PrO0nOtRd.

ST. LOUIS, June "a dispatch received
here to-day from Philadelphia states tina,
cablegram reached that city from Rome
announcing the appointment Of Archbishop
Ryan, OF this city, 10 succeed Archbishop
Wood, late Of the Archdiocese Of PhilledeL
,,h;a
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JcE McDoNALD sizes the situation pretty
veil when saying BLAINE is very strong in
states where he needs no strength. and
very weak in States where his party needs
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slorDp, Not slow I'm Going.

UTICA, n. Y, June 9.-Henry r. Slo,
5En, an operator in the Merchants and
Ssnkers' telegraph oHice at East Albany'
las disappeared, taking with him, 1t IS al
'eged, about $4T. A warrant for has arrest
% the charge Of grand larceny has been
issued and the police are searching for hum
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I- i, not uncommon to 6nd party with
..r "a leader. bat Judge maxwell finds
himself in the unique position Of being a
.~.d der without party.
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Rhysieiaa Neal Tkyssif
lan.tx Gaasfifufsun

DIR. Dio Lewis, who tells everybody etse
bow TO have good health, is III hinseh
This is a case similar 10 that OF the weather
prophet who was blown a.ay in ka own
cyclone E#6 ~
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NG BLAINE Is a Presbyterian His
..,h.r wa, Catholic, but her dear boy
i mmv t,uu-,rd from the faith when he he
ame kuow Nothing.
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IT isa singular coincidence that whila
California is SIFcring from excessive rains
..r California Republican delegation is suf
-ug .,om a drouth Of e.y.Gtic. in Bosom
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A Kentucky storm.

louisville, June 9.-During storm
this afternoon lightning struck Owen and
John Farley, Patrick and John BIumfeid:
All were seriously injured John Farley
and RYAN are not expected 10 live
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WuRN. the author OF "Grandfather's
turk whose death is announced this
r.u-ua- was also the author Of "Marchinr
rrm.h Gcnrg,a
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UNMITIGATED FALLACY.
Samuel Jones TiIden in Perfect Health and
Spirits.


Spirits.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-It is suspected by
Democrats here that Representative Dor
sheimer OF New York, IS posing for the
Democratic nomination Tor President and
that Mr. Dana, Of the New York Sun is man
aging tue case for him.
lhlS will explain the recent publication of
porSh,imer in connection with Tildens de-
cliuation. 1t is now generally believed that
thc story of Tilden having written letter
declining to permit the use OF his n"me be.
lore tie Democratic Convention IS no, true,
and it was invented 10 assist one OF Mr..
Tilden'S competitors.
\ Trustworthy gentleman who cOuverScd
with Mr.. Tilden on Friday last at his house
in Gramercv Park, New ! York, says that the
impression that Tilden is in feeble cOndi-
tiun either in body or mind is an unmiti
gatad popu' : fallacy. lie says as other
visitors heieiClore Lave said, the old gen
tleman exhibits but few evidences of the
physical infrmties which have recently
been imputed to him, and as for his ment.l
yigOr. conclusive proof of that Is the fact
that no fewer than four secretaries, one OF
them lady, are constantly employed in
answering the contents of his daily post
bag, embracing correspondence from poll
tical and personal friends in all parts OF the
Union
These answers. it should be understood,
are dictated by Mr.. Tilden himself and the
rest of the work is performed by the nimble
rype-wrters and the lightning chirograph-
lists
An Ingenious Device
for admitting only particular friends to the
siatemans private sanctum, by the way,
NAV he mentioned. On gntering the visitor
is shown into the library and sends IN his
card If the Governor desires n see him
the former is astonished at the sudden
opening of sort of secret or dummy door
in the colossal book case, and through this
curious cavity or orifce he is ushered into
his presence. II is handy arrangement,
though the novelty of the thing is apt to
take the visitor aback and TO start the con-
lecture whether he is not possibly in the
castle of some magician or wizard, where
MYSTERIOUS passage wavs and secret springs
abound
DemOeI ats and the Colored Race.
With sbrewd perception Of sound policy
the Democratic leaders have determined to
make some public demonstration'on behalf
of the cOlOred race as to secure as far as
possible their allegiance to the old ticket
in the Southern States. Some Democratic
CorgresSmen have thrown out mItimatiOns
that something of the kind would be oppOr-
tune from the New York standpoint. Ac-
cordingly General Roger A. Pryor is to ad-
dress a mass meeting Of colored people
some evening next week.
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Trr New York Labor Unions sit down
,. Nr BLAINE with thud.
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WIEr county Greenbackers rcpudiate the
E..khannon bargain with vim.
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r,.,>, r,<euts the slap in the face she
..,..,rd at Chicago.
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Avon other remini, cenceS of the late
J.i.aso Convention the World pre~ents a
r.rrurr Of JouN SHERMAN the Dead Dark
Hnr~g
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At the USUAL PLACE.
Henry Strong. short $500. 900. Safely Dom
iciled In Canada

feiled In Canada
MILwAuKEE. June 9.-Henry Strong,
President of Strongs bank, al, Green Bay.
which failed for 5000 900 lately, has been
heard from in Montreal A movement Is
on foot to bring Strong back, 1t is evident
that the bank has been run for long tune
on worthless assets to Offset equally worth
less or fictitious loans. The receivers re-
NON shows Strong to be alone responsible
Tor the losses, but the holes into which the
money vas sunk have not yet been reyessed
Mr. Strong has written friend that hs vas
tbe victim Of Wild speculations, and that no
one is TO blame but himself
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DoESEy is politically dead, but his soul
sill goes marching on. The Blaine man
,rr, seem To have caught its inspiration.
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VIII sand Him Back.

GMTTsBURG. June 9.-Wm- A. Duncan
was rehominated for Congress By the Dem
crats Of the Nineteeath Congressional dis
trice to-day
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Wis, tan HANLToN and Mrs, LOGAN
.,....i have made a better ticket.
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CINCINNATI NEWS.
A Big whiskey Pool Goes Up-Trial Of I. c.
Campbell.

CINCINNATI, June Secretary Stevens
will tomorrow issue a circular announcing
the indefinite suspension of the Whiskey
Export Association, known as the whiskey
pool The trial of T. c. Campbell, the at
torney who defended VIM. Berner, whose
conviction for manslaughter was the melting
cause of the riots, was began today. He is
charged with attempting to bribe Michael
GOef Juror.