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Ladies' furnishing goods and bridal out
fila a anaoialtY. Go ~ Bsuman's.
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Pianos and organs TO rent at Frees q
Sons.
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Jerseys, Jerseys. al prices to suit. at Bau
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Cheap Fuel. - =
Coke reduced TO So 90 per ton, which Ia
cheaper than wood or coal.
Gas Co
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The Pepaar Route Through Texas
THE CITY.

- TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY, OF LONDON.
ne above company loans money on one
4, Gvu years time, at reasonable rates OF IN
Srosf SECURED BY deed OF trust on I'M
ueoved lands. large farms, STOCK Isncnes,
cctee negotiates sales Of vsnches, cat
-. ma bondI OF every description; and
- ! general financial and agency ousi-
Il sSe safe OF Texas and Europe.
@. y. WKLLEsLxY,
General Manager.
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The Galveston News cigar for Gale at
], Il. WILLIAMS Drug sto re.
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10 mother shouId be without

mo mother should be Without
Mexican Female Remedy
Which cures ell FEMALE DISEASES,
and makes ell women hsppv.
stockmeos' shishy q Crsddcck's, By The
drink or gallon.
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Fffty ladies' suits worth 30 10 ol2. ~
ell Il 80 20 81 50. q Bauman's.
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iLndies should remember. beaurul
oomp,exion ssults from using Ackers
Blood Ehsir. Sold by W. n. Patterson q
IN ~ ~
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Coke Cheap Fuel.
Cheaper, cleaner and better than wood or
coal. at SO per ton.
DALIAr CRY GAS LIGHT %,
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We do not advertise Bargain
Days throughout the year, but at the
close Of each and every season we Of
fer special inducements. Call and eX-
anime our goods and convince your
self of
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Everybody who irequents the Fort EnowD
Gentleman Gus" RinilemaD and where
be can be found--behind the bar Of the
Local Option, near depot. SUBSCRIPTIONS
bic liouor and courteous attendance.
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JAY-EYE-S SEES JOG
AROUND THE BUFFALO RACE TRACK
F" Al Asnmpsta aea. her BIS: Record o,2.lO, ard
Reclaim iao Crswa saa.catd from Him BY
Hand s.-Ths "Moadsr' Dots Very asod
nori, but Oaiy Sn,r,s suo 81.

HurFAL9, N. y, August S.-The third
DAY otthe Buffalo meeting, Making all in
all' was very interesting, furnishing an un.
looked Tor amount Of sport with no littlo
amount Of disappointment to the knowing
ones. Seven beats were neccsssry to de-.
eide the e::99S class. The Dlrec.o.a having
oo:Mned m injunction against the
police interfering with the pool sellers.
these people sold as usual.
Tho great even. OF the day wss the al,
tempt OF Jsy.Eye.sse to lover his heat
record Of 2:l0, and his Zoe perform sncs oi
making mile in 2:lOj was tho faa:es. tvsr
paced oyer the Buffalo tack and equal to
Mauu S.'s best time aa q six year.old.
When 1t Is considered the track was
aot In the best possible condition, being
rated hard, and the cool mir and lish. bretzs
which was against him, Mr.. Case decIir eli
swing h!a wonder another trial. The
ltsle horse was in tho bss. possible con.
iltion, and af:er j,gging O slow heat in
I'24f, Bithers nodded, and with his woa-
Der as steady as clock-wo.k he took
me word. Flrebrand was soms ds,
,ance in the rear, coming very
t@ss They reached the quarter pole in 33i.
Down the back strascn the hurse, flsw
reaching the half in LOST. and swung to
tue three-quasters in 1:3S. Hundreds
crowded on the track to see the llt,ls won.
atf come home: Shaking his head
90 shct down the stretch, reaching
.he w!ro in 2l02 The announcement of
The time wss received with cheers al.
'hough il Was a great disappointment to
many. n, pools were sold on the horss
oesting hIs record. Many wagered 10 to .
.ga nat lin bea:in9 o:l0. Tho admirers
u Jay.Eye Sse took n. odds tresly. 4.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE,
aoAcH's .H,PYARo PARTLY svRNxp.
Lo" Es!'msstd 8. 0str SIX Handrsd Thoas,nd
Dollart-Lsfss AmouAt Of Exp,nllve naehia.
err Completely Ralncd-fiys Hundred
Wotkmtn 0at Of EmploJmsnt.

CHESTER, Pa, August s.-This morning
fire was discovered by the wa.chman in {
blacksmith shop Of a frame building Ii
Roach'a ship yard. The aames soon spread
to the punch shed. also frame, and cover
Ing neatly the whole grounds. All effort.
to cave the immense building were given
up End attention directed, to aaving the
binding shed, short distance away, bu.
all the efforts Of the firemen we're unayail.
Ing and 1t was aoon destroyed.
The fremen then directed attention to the
foundry, large brick building aJj1inirs
the binding shed, and Il wasoaly by her.
cusean efforts 1t was saved. T..
Telegrams were sent 10 Wilmington and
Philadelphia for assistance, but the fire vi s
gotten nnder control sufficiently to coun.
termand the orders. The principal
loss will bs on the punch shed, whsre
there was q great deal Of heavy and e1pen.
sive machinery, valued q. S35O,C00. The
The rolls Slone cost ten otwelve thousand
dollars apiece, and there were three or four
sets OF these. Tbsrs ware six sets OF
punches valued at $1,000. The other ms
chinery was proportiouately expensive and
Is required in daily use as i! enters
into the shaping or production OF
all plates and iron used in a
ship. Much OF tnis machinery wss new
and J. will require several moths to replace
it. L7ss in binding shed will reach
over s200, 600. The buildings themselves,
although sheds; were worth fifty thousand
dollars.
About 500 men will be thrown out Of
work aud will virtually stop tho yard a I'D
suspend work on the Government cruiser
for some time. Mr.. Roach WAS a. hia sum
mer residence, in College Point, and is ex.
pscted here tomorrow.
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Amn,gan,a.ru ,>,,.c..,,ou.

PITTSBURGH. August s.-The meeting o;
the Amagamsted Convention was called
to ordera 0 o'clock, and after tho reading
otsevera} resolutions. and some slight pre-.
lininary business, adjourned at II o'clock
until o'clock Tomorrow morning when il
Is expected the different committees, which
are now in seaaion, will bo ready to report.
One resclnticn Was made to the effect
that e1.Ptfsldcn,s be invited 10 attend The
meeting II they desired.
Tbs different members who we're spoken
70 IN regard to what had been or what
~oulo Do done were very re!icent as 10
itnpsfnns any Information they had.
volunteered the info, m .;ion tbs: "a vet tba
question as to the adjustment Of wages be.
wean the nsilers and fesders had not bean
brought up, 11l''--' - -. -S -
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: WASHINGTON, August S.-Acting upon
information that cargo Of rags had recent.
ly been passed by the State quarantine I'll.
eers at The port OF New York, the Secretary
Of the Treasury instructed the Collector Of
Cussoma at tha. port to allow no rags 10 be
imported, uulees positive proof was pro.
duced that they come from non.iniec,ed
ports and are in themselves entirely free
'ironl infection; the fact that the yec ,el has
clean bill Of health and has been given a
permit 10 pass by the local quaran-
uro officers, Is not to bs con-
sidered conducive proof OF the non.
injected condi.ien ol her cargo. These in.
structions are based on a clauss In the
sundry civil bill authorizing the President
To txpend sum not exceeding 100000 TO
maintain quarantine at ports OF danger
and to aid S:a.e or local boards in pre-
venting and suppressiug any spread threat
encd or sc.ual, Of epidemics. The Surgeon
General Of the Marine Hospital Service
hrs advised that the importation Of rags
be totally prohibited, ior the present q.
least, bscsuae, ss lie says, they are
Of filth and disease, no
matter ilom what quarter OF the world
they come, and 80 are always liable to con.
vey d!sease,
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EELlNG WESL VAS SATURDAY MORNING.
Shat hoped tor General Bntler-is a
)pmnrrat o,1 ,bx,a tn,.lk. II Ii. t.1t.,,,

what I hoped tor. General Butler-Is q
Democrat, and three. four!hs Of his follow.
Ing are Democrats. It Is impossible now
to make any prediction as to the amount Of
strength he will develop IS the campaign
progresses. l think, however, that be will
dEawa large Number OF votes. have no
doubt he will get some Republican votes,
and some Democrats who would otherwise
vote for Blaine, but we can well afford to
spare them in view Of the large number
that he muet OF necessity detsch from
cleveland. Tho situation Is simply: There
Will be two Democratic candidates in the
held. 1t appears to me- inevitable that
Blaine will sweep every Northern State by
large pluralities, II not majorities. Butler is
a perfect bull In china Shop
What do think John Kelly will do?
ASK me something easy, please. Kelly is
strange man In politics. l presume he
would be glad TO see Cleveland defeated.
Although he might not have the rand to
como ont openly and support Blaine, be
may find 1t convenient to support Butler,
and thus secure IS certainly the defeat Of
cleveland IS II he should march bis army
into the Republican camp. don't know
-s NAAA lAatAAeA IL u pEtEslDh AL OplQlOQ
on this point, bu. / shouldn't wonder il
that would be his scheme. II Butler and
Kelly really join their iorcea there will be-
music in the cir. We will see further on"
At the Democratic headquarters this at.
ternoon hal! dcz?n men OF no special
prominence were ccmmuning together.
Ihsy did not take q very cheerlul view OF
the situation. Secretary Post, who ia moth.
ing II not enthusiastic, was endpavoriug to
reaseure them by declaring that Butler
would drive the Blaine iorces iron the
field In route and confuaion. He said: III
Ben Butler runs it will be greatly to Cleve.
lands advantage. The Irisllmen and labor.
ing men who have deserted US and gone
over to Blaine will now all break for Bat.
Ter. They will create stampede among
the Republicans and will carry thousands
with them. You See il it doesn't turn out
in that way"
"How about Ke!ly?n
Il believe Kelly intends to support
Cleveland. He is too good democrat to |
desire the delea, OF the party. |. is true
he was dissatisfied at Chicago, but sm
confident all differences will be sdjussed
satisfactorily. The campaign will bs a |
LIVELY one, anyway, and there will be |
plenty .ol fun for the boys."'
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TIE SALYAriOIAuNY
ADOPTS Campaign inc ics--A Biz Tim,
|'gsla Yesterday. .Ym....

ADOPTS Campaign inc 1cs--A Big Tina
's,-4. Yesterday, .....
For some time past flaming posters have
announced that on August a grand
parade, banquet ano j,biIee would BE-
given in this city by the Salvation Army
OF the Western district. A grand military
brass band" hty commissioned officers
and "ore hundred Miriamaa and Hslleluiah
lassea with tambornes," were adyertised
IS features Of the big blowout. Ysster.
day about one hundred soldiers, officem
aud Mil:ems came over from Msr,in'a
Ferry, where they held a big meeting on
Thursday, and headed by baud of ssven
horns, u bass drum and innumersble tam.
bourinee, parsded about town awhile and
then repaired to the Upper Market hall
where q banquet" was spread, OF which
nearly two hundred persons partook. ont.
slde7s paying Is cents a head, 5I7'' = \
Last evening the usual outdoor meeting
was held at Capitol Square, and then tbs
line OF march wss taken up for the hall
whera services vera held till a late hour
last night. - :.
Dunog the stree. parade the "soldiersp
became excited once or twice, and hupced
each other and danced about in the iines
In way that would have brought geyere
reprimand from Cspt. Hunter had he been
drill master. A Market street salooniat
greeted the Army as ii passed BY burninr
red fire very iibe,al'y.
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Tho Dead kxpiorers. I

New YORK, Angus. S.-The Greedy ex,
pedition ships, Bear, The.is aud Alert, az.
rived atnoon to-day of Governor's Island
Secretary Lince!R, Generals Sheridan ar ID
Hancock and othersrmy and naval officers,
with tho troops, received the bodies from
the vessels, while the torts were firing the
funeral salute. Tl = .-.r. :
Following is the list OF the dead aud the
place Of burial: - = - 49,
Lieut.. James E. Lockwood, Annapolis.
y Lieut.. Fred F. Kislingbuly, Rochester,
SeFgt. Israel, Kalsmszoo, Mich.
selgs David @. RAIston, Howard, Knox
county, Ohio. - 1890
Ss's 'an. David Linn, at Philadelphia,
Sergeant VIM. Croae, at Washington.
corporal Joseph Ellison, q! Pott1yille,
pe.vste Wn. Whistler, q. Delhi, Ind.
Private Wm. E Ell;s, at Clyde, n. y.
Alter the bodies were landsd thew were
escorted by the troops to the hospital.
where they vii! lay in state under guard
OF honor until removed by their friends. :
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The"R-gIs,er'."OId TrlcA..

70 tie Editor Of E!< Iatiionee1. I'll.
SRA correspondent OF the Reqis.sr
from this place states that there is much
dlsafec:ion among Republicans here
abouss over the nomination OF Judge Max.
we'll for Governor. Whether the core.
spondent is as mythical aa mc,t Of the
writera for that paper, or whether he is q
veIltsble Ananiaa ! do not know, but
do know that his assertions are all false. l
! have tolerably extended acquaintance
among the Republicans OF this county,
and ! challange this truthful correspondent
to name one who will vote for Wilson.
Every Republican in JEFFERSON county will
vote for Maxwell; not only that, but q
large number Of Democrats will do the
esms thing. for can ASSURE you that JET.
le1son county Is iull OF mad Democrats.
MI. Flick will poll large Democratic vote
here. ". L. Wilson, our tree trade rep.
resentative in C,ng,ess, will poll much
smaller voss in this county than be did
two years ago. s.,,..-,4'. h. f,F
Old leGeraon is ready for the fray, and
you will hear good seporta from US ns1
October. n. 93 711a'1 .'N@ 3
J Charlestssrn, v. Pa., A.Igu!s,
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Gns Well nOtey.

sSttbcnrtHe Go:tA. 81 .s7iF-4E 45sFss.lI F5sr
Wellsbu'g ia well named on sccornt Of ,h.
a.. numerous gas wells. To the already long
the usual depth i say l, 800 feet, tho Given
well struck gas in what Is bslieved TO ba mn.
usually large quantities The Il Nv is said IN
be at least q 1at to that Of the olher wellsii "
Drilling as the gas well over the riyer
stopped yesterday. on account OF a, bresS.
down 10 tha msehineTy. Operations viii ba
Smith. tbs gas we'll d.ills., has the tools ~,
con we'll to-day. ss96 1'ri-"sN : 'iu'e e1et- !
Ths sin GI.l 81 wall up Stony hollow is now
SxubtnriIk Herald. .- X 80 Il s:F33it . g,
P,pes have bee1 laid from the Jeff,,.o,,
wsll to Beatty's GlAts works, aud the Gus viii viii
soon BE- conveyed to the .ususce. We lss.n
from Nj. R. J. Bsa.ty that the p,nss 'ss,a vsra
la'd that they might. experiment. with the w On,
during the SUSPENSION Il the mill. S'e'' %
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BRIDGEPORT, CoSs,,' August s-James
Abbott, alias Francia Stephens, alias David
King was arrested here to-day for forgery,
olgamy and theft. He came here from
Tarrytown three years ago, and was soon
arrested for murder in that placs but vas
discharged. Since then his wife has resided
IN this city. A year ago he married
another woman and lived with hsr q few
Gays and lett hsr laet June. He married a
Mls, Motion, OF New York, and the second
aay alter the marriage obsained her
ls~elsy and $50 in cash and diea peared.
VI late has had an extensive corIesposd.
ence, and the police think he has engaged
IN soms swindling game. ~ t'-e.,'N
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short ofsInsll Aoies.

WAsuISoroS, Angus. S-The supply Of
one aud Two dollar bills continues, as it has
for come months past, far short Of the de-
mand. The people seem to regard these
notes as greatly preferable to the silver dol
lars. United States Treasurer Wynsn re-
CARDS the new Jefferson bills ss among the
tiaeat specimen OF work ever turned out by
the Burssu of Engraving and Printing. He
thinks, however, in order tha. they might
become ssasonad, and less liable to deatruc-
ton from ordinary wear and tear, that they
should not be ussd Tor about six months
after being printed, but the demand for
the notes ia so urgent that the depaltment
ia compelled to issue them as socn as they
are printed,
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Traced to tue Ponn Bank Disaster.
PIrrsBURGH, August s--Holmes, L2isrty
&Co., the Oldest and .oae Of the largeet
firms dealing in live stock in this city
:,1sde an individual and firm assignment
to.da, to Ira Brainard and Julius Voter
for the benefit Of their creditors.
The liabilities are about one hun.
dred thousand with assets sufficient
to pay dollar for dollar. The failure was
caused by complications growing out Of the
Penn bank suspension. Tbs frn were
heavy depoeitosa in the defunct Institution
and also bad notes out aggregating $O. .0c0,
which Assignee Warner, Of the Penn bank,
had notified them not to pay until decided
by the court who were the proper parties
to receive the meney.
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fIrTsDuSaH, August S.-The coke opers.
tors are loud in their complaints about the
depressed condition Of this important in.
dnstry. Notwithstanding the s!renuous
etforta putforth by the syndicate to bolster
it up the trade continues to fall eff. The
problem Of supply and demand has eyi.
IDENTIFY not yet been properly solved as
o'ver'production is alleged to be The csus Of
The present trouble. A meeting Of the Coke
PRODUCERS Association has bsen called for
the 2O:h instant, when measures will be-
taken to remedy the evil. 1t is probable
that the Association will order q suspeu.
sion OF operations Tor time in tha coke
region over which they haya cnntrol. -
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A Governor > we, II Life.

PATERSON, n. j., August S-Gov. Abbott
wss bathing at Long Brancn few days
ago, when the graceful swimming Of
young lady who had ventu.ed out beyond
the line OF breakers attracted the attention
Of the pronenadera on the beach. Upon
turning to come in, tho young lsdy's
strength was exhausted and she disap.
peared. She rose 10 the surface and struck
out bsavsly, but again abe sunk. Gov.
Abbott asam to her eide, and placing his
arm beneath the young lady gracefully as.
slated her to shore. She thanked the Gov
trnor, laughed and cried hystsricaIly and
then tainted. After caring for her the
Governor re-entered the water,
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The New YORK Sun shone very srlghty
the other morning, and i.s penetrating
rays fairly illumined the dark corners OF
Clevela1ds record SIS to the availability
Of the man, the strongest plea his friends
msde for advocating his nomination. In
regard to this matter the Sun says. 3.
"The one aud sole recommendation cf
Grover Cleveland to the Democratic
National Convention Was his supposed
availability. 1t WAS not contented in his
behalf by his enthusiastic parsissns from
State capital and the department OF public
works that be VAS a trained, experience d
s..Staman, whose intellectual graep was
firm enough and whose knowledge Of pub.
lie affairs wes wide enough to put him
within :ange OF even the least distinguish.
ed Of his competitions. He was supported
not as intellectually tho fttes. one to lead
his party, but as he man who could get the
most votta. Thurm.u, Bayard, Palmer and
Randall were IL binitely bis superiors in in
,alle:,ual force, but they wers not consider.
ed 10 be go available. So Mr.. Cleveland
wxs alected, and FOLLY was justified
OF her children. L;ss than month
has pssse, uincs this ayailable nomination
was made nd how is it quoted now ?
has, has availability he psmosyst;e ss - ps1,v s1S,
time? What has 10 ,,.sauSa neAas =. s,1',;s pa,.s
gained by lowering it's 'andaEd OF public
merit, and by sacrificing its uos' sp.sAu.o *.
names to a promoted accide,.. = ~ ua' 70:
guued, or hopes 1t has, some small /. 'at. :
sy OF votes, the votes Of Republicans v 10
hate it as badly ss they hate Mr.. Blaine, i
and who have intended to vote for Mr..
Cleveland as being about the came thing
al voting for Republican. 1t has gained,
also, the enmi.y Of great numbers OF labor
Ing men who have hitherto been willing to
support it. 1t is safe to estimate that for
e'eFy dissatisfied Republican whom the
demi.Repuhlicanism Of the Demo.
c'a:ic candidate has won over, 1t has trrn-
ed two Democrats away disgusted. This
ia ths!rnit OF putting up candidate whose
course, however eiucero may have been
th' motive that prompted it, has only
secured Republican votes by alternating
Democratic. But to public abilities Of the
higher order, to private lives without a
benish, the Democrats preferred availa.
biIity. The result has been that already
there is doubt whether there should have
been assured confidence, and the fatal
seeda of division and disaster may be
already sprinsirg up in fields where victory
was locked f,r."
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THE REPUBLICANS
OF pRssroN NOMINATE A TICKET
That Ia Sure Of Bsiss El,c,,d-Ha,moaI,s Con.
'snl'on--A b.mecrs.ic Psl.rAi.lrg Ia Mia.
sfh C'ansy-ilishly Co!or.d Accounts OF
ths R:ecut R'pph!!eaa C,ns,r.ue,.
Sxeia. DLtpatca 10 he iutet'ce.e,.

Special 0L'patea 10 he intti'iga.ee. . .-.
TERRA ALTA, W. Va, August 8.-The
Preston county Republican convention
me! here to-day. The attendance was large.
Harmony and enthusiasm prevailed
throughout the entire proceedings. The
convention oreaDiz.d with Joe. II. Haw-
thorne, Of Kingwood, in the chair, and r.
S. Miller ss Secretary. Astrong ticket wss
nominated as followa: State Senator, VII.
liam NJ. 0. Dawsou; Houae OF Dele 6 ,tes,
rhomes Fortney and W. II. Glover; Clerk
OF the Circuit Court, Smith Crane; Clerk Of
the County Court, Jami Martin; Sheriff, A.
S'a!ey Shaw; Prosecuting Attorney, N. ].
Fortney; Assessors, A. r. Tsartr, John
Perkins; County Surveyor, A, C.Bake,:
Commissioners, R. A. Peil and Charles
Lawtou.
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THIRTEEN HUNDRED AND FlfTY.TIiREE
ballots yere cast q. the Democratic Conven.
ton Of the Second Congressional District Of
Maryland, during tho two days session,
yi,houta choice. The leading candidate
only requires one vote to secure the noni.
ustion. The convention will try to solve
the riddle next Thursday in Baltimore, to
which time and place it adjourned. ''
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FriEhtful a Accttlenf.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, Augrs! 3.-Mr. and
Mrs. Dixon, their two children and man
named Cuff while crossing the Reading
track at Connor's station in carriage this
afternoon were struck by the locomotive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon, one child and OUT.
were instantly killed, and the horses cut
to pieces and the vehicle demolished. The
driver and infant escaped. The party were
returning from funeral. 5l,s2