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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

INoR SALE-one OF the most desirable homes
II In Wichita No. asa Fourth avenue. south
OF central grounds lsaxSec feet. thoroughly SET
with blne-grass; choicest varieties OF fruit
largely In bearing, and abundan; shade Rouse
contains 10 rooms. ample close; ROOM and is in
nrst-class repair good cellar, two wells css-
tern. barn and outbEildings also gas And
water For particulars enquire of W " Kirk
Noou on Premises lift
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

E,oR SALE-An elegant jump-seat top buggy
Il nearly new, can be changed in moment
rom a one seated one horse open buggy TO n
two seated two horse covered carriage Just the
thing FOR family vehicle Will sell on time il
desired Kansas National Bank dEl-lm
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

sLS0R sALE-One Fairbanks double track
" scale, capacity ~ tons, platform % feet
bng latest improN ements. never been put up.
p perfect order, will sell cheap. Stone 4 Cove.
therokee county, Kansas. CT Taylor, Boyd 4
20, Wichita. Kansas. dis,o6s
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

"yANTED- ,OJ0 families to buy the Excel
w sior sewing Machine Oil, ''wsrranted not
to gum. The finest :. NJ oil In the world, put
up in triangular bottles holding full measure.
BE sure and ask tor the LNcelsior, and take no
other J. 7. HOLMES.
II.a ,nf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

"You are old. you are tough. you are sickly
besides;
Your lot my compassion doth move:
Don't You think said the youth. ..that a
cnsnge OF scene
Your condition would greatly irnprover
II acknowledge the corn, hub; a change o,
air
Would do me much good, belisve:
Bat have an engagement Tomorrow won
see,
And cannot very well leave
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

L>oR SALE-An old established and proa,.h,s
Il business. centrally located; a splendid
business chance; good reasons for selling.
Address A., care Eagle ONCE str
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25


LNoR SALE--Good patent right. Something
4 very desirable, Nothing like IL. Agents
for the state wanted. dlSSt6
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
TOR SALE,

I,OR RENT-A suite OF Office rooms over Citi-
Il zens Bank. Apply al bank. 3s-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

NXYANTED-A situation, by a young mar as
w as clerk IN a store or any light work or
as copyist, address W. W. Ford ut postofice.
-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

UyANTED--Horses and mules st Muinix
w Alden's Red Flag Auction House.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

9r R.n S.s0a a saaIen
work on farm adjoining Cheney, to occupy
house thereon and bosTd two single Inen. Ref
erences required. Address VIM. d. Meteor
mick Wichita, Kansas. dls3-u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

IHOR RENT-Two furnished rooms on Fourth
Il avenue between I'd and Sd. Sam Woodland,
poetofice book store diff
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
FOH RENT.

NOR gENT-N.ry desirable furnished front
II room with or without board 2ss South Fourth
syenue dls6t5
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

NyANTED-Land-bu buyers TO know tina. we
w have for sale all the best lands near Gar
den Plain. TAYLOR & PIE.
YNANTED-Land-bu buyers to know that il lie
w to their interest TO go to Garden Plain
cal Estate Agency to buy lands.
d-i-tf TAYLOR g. PIKE.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

NyANTED--Canyas-e for the Fire and Ma
w rine Insurance Company of Springfield,
Mass. Farm dept, J. C. Richey, ONCE over
A. Aliens boct.aDd shoe store. di.4-u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

IN0R RENT--Two front rooms furnished or
Il unfinished, with or without board. Third
house south of the corner OF Second and Waco
streets. Call on J. Z. Humphrey Son, Eagle
block up stairs. draft
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

II o>T-A silver watch and chain finder
IL will be literally rewarded BY leaving AZ
Reed Mcpherson s store iiSs.,s
oST--From iss North Topeka avenue. one
IL hail grown 81. Bernard dog; TOUR white
feet. white breast and tip OF tail Return and
gel liberal reward. iss,s II CewLkr.
SPkC1AL sale Of lo's-l.l, i.s Main street
~ u, lts Waco street. l6 Wichita street Ia
Court street, is Chisholm street all in the city
proper. Call early to secure any of these lots
ss nney are going to be sold quickly
oies-d BrSNKL 4 Rors
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

I,oR RENr--Desk room for rent in an Office
Il up stairs, partly furnished: good location
suitable for an insurance or real estate agent;
can have of safe IL desired. Address l..
q. SeheetZ, lock box 2.ss, wichita, Has 1s6lw
NOR RENT-Furni-hed rooms southwest cor
Il ner Topeka avenue and First 81 dIs4 .es'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-29
II 4. n AID hknAN
For TIE Hew Cotn nf1'ssionerstif,-An In
ven.lon oi u KepOrter.

For tie Eew Cow fnssnion shfp-Anf In.
v-n,lou oi n hepor,er.
WAsH1SGtoS, D. G., July 2s-Within
the past few days efforts haye been made
by volunteer correspondents 10 make It ap-
pear that the Pre- 1ident bad selected MT.
Halde1man, Of Illinois, for Commissioner
ot the newly created Bureau Of labor Sta.
tistics. kilograms signed W. n. Cook
were sent from here to several prom.
inent newspapers Saturday at the sender's
expense, Stating the President had made
sach selection, and today other dispatches
making similar. announcement in con.
necsion With the p,a,ement that the con,
federation Of trade and labor uniops
Of the United State, and Canada would be
held at Chicago, October 7tb, we're sent
from this city to various newspapers
signed George M. Smith," Postal cards
conveying the Eame information were also
delivered at the Offices OF all special cor.
respondents Of prominent knewspapers
here. In these dispatches and the carda,
II. +. Halderman iB set down a. q Wesh::
ipgton reprcientstiye Of the American
News Exchange. Many inquire, have
been received by the pie1, acsopia.
tiona and correspondents here as to
who Ha.derman 'ie, and what sort
OF concern Is the American News ex-
change, no one knows anything OF either,
Halderman's name does not appear in the
associated representatives Of the press in
the Congressional directory, and at the
White 4 ,use it is not only denied that
the President has selected peraon Of that
name for the vacant commigsionership, but
it is said nothing whatever is known there
Of such q peISoH. - s-,;.,
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STATE CONVENTION
OF The H''vss'c.s PARTY =,
" west yjysisis-A Lssh UssS tAs Fisld-TAs
Proais.lt cAadIdans aad h.a,ar,s u b
Considered - Fusion KisasAt -Hotss,
PsrsosAis, aos,ip, Ella, I,e,
Sptctd' 0Gpdtca to ne fntt.itoene<r.

sptcfR Dspdtch to ne }ntett0encr. ll
PAnEERssuRo. July 2S.-Very few dele.
gates or prominent Republicans have come
in yet, but several hundred are expected
from the remote countles early in the
morning. The editorial in this morning ',
lSTKLLlaENcRR has produced q profound
sensation wherever 1t has been read and
many concsde that It Is the only solution
ol the problem while others denounce II
and say that unlees the terms Of the Buck.
baDnon convention are carried out Rspub.
lican success 10 impracticable. 3d. 'l,
Capt John X. Thompson Is here. He
thinks the nomination Of "Wiudy" vii.
son will not affect the success Of the ticket
already nominated. II Tho Democrats e1.
pect to attract any. votes In the KAnawha
Valley they are mistaken. The Lincoln
c'unty delegates here are instructed ftr
fusion; 90 are the Braxton delegates.
Wayne county delegste5 are against
fusion. II fusion is repudiated
lis likely that General Flick will be nomi.
mated Tor Governor. J. II. Burt may get
the nomination for Auditor. For ATTORNEY
General J. B. Mensger, Of Mason, and
John A. Hutchinson, Of Wood, are named.
For Supreme Judges, Judge J. Il. Brown,
OF Kanawhs, and Major Henry O. Fleaher,
Of Jacls)n, will likely by nominated.
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CONVENTION CuLlIsss,
SPICY aotes and Paragraphs Casually
- Picked up.

SPICY Notes and Paragraphs Casually
I, Picked Up.
Special Dispateh 10 TIE Inttl,oenor.
PAREERssuao, July 2s.-Rousing prepa-
rsijonB are being made 10 receive the Ohio
county delegation tomorrow. John Ba-
ker, who is here tonight, says Miller will
undoubtedly be Chairman Of the State Cen.
tral Committee. NJ. O. O. Church says
every obstacle to fusion has been removed
aud Maxwell and the iull ticket will be en-
dorsed. - .S
L. NJ. Wade, Of Braxton, Is here. He
will lie the State Executive Committeeman
from his district.
Gen. W. H. H. Flick has just arrived
with portion Of the Berkeley delegation.
J. H. Burt', Of Ohio county, arrived TO-
night. He is COL adent OF the endorse.
msnt Of the whole ticket
The Fourth District Republicans and
GreenbackerS will hold conference here
to.raorrow 10 determine who will be nomi-
mated fcr Congress. The indications are
that Dr. Barbee will be agreed upon.
jerry Hill aays the prospectator 5 lsrge at.
tendance Of delegates and strangers are
very hattering. Telegrams are coming in
cors 'ansly for rooms,
The frst Senatorial district delegates
will caucus In the stnk Immediately after
they arrive. The Indications are that there
will be sweeping change in the stste
Committee. Chairman Atkinson has indi.
Gated to Colonel Church his intention no.
to serve on the btate Committee. J J. 8.
Hasflsr who has been here kar 8 day OF
two thinks the State Democratic ticket Y
weak one. Hassler is badly disgruntled.
Representative Wood county Democrats
unhesitstipgly say 1t is poor and doubt ita
SUCCESS, ~ ~
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NEWS ~ BRIEF.

A number OF delegates to the Nationa,
Labor Convention, which 'isto meet at
Chicago on Wednesday, have slyeadv or.
rived in that city.
Otis Strong, member Of the Yale Cleo
Club, who lost leg in the wreck near
Charestop, Ind, on the Ohio 4 hii7isslpDi
Railroad ha, brought suit for $50, 900 dam.
ages u,g 0g- sylII--
Henry Shafier, q little boy residing near
Delphi, Iad., haoRsd hims III in bis fathers
barn yeBterday. It Is supposed no was try-
Ing to perform circus act which he had
recently witnessed. .
News hrs reached Fargo, o, T., of a bio
FIRE a, D wills Like City, which. .des.royed
forty buildings including the banks, hoieIs.
stores, ealoons, etc The fire swept every.
thing before 1t, there being no fire depart.
ment. - He'Gl"f = :
Mis-. Alice Walker and @. Fl. St. Clair
have bsen arrested at Saltwater, Minn.
Tor aleon. The woman coniC.u, ahs
burned the Judd residence at the ina,iua.
tion ofst. Clair, the latter havinga fsncied
The fourteen year old daughter of
Stephen Kimball, welthy farmer living
near Lyon, Iona county, Michigan, while
etrolling near her fathers house yfs,e1.
day yves outraged by couple Of tram IA.
k'mball hr1 offered $500 for the arrest nj
the villains.. One hundred men were in
pursuit. at laat accounts. W. ~, ilI l.
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Our Democratic friends ore borrowing
trouble. II they will leave the matter Of
policy to the Republican Convention, they
may save for their own troubled organiz,-
tlon energies which are in danger OF being
ia,igued. Judge Maxwell will be nomina.
ted II the convention thinks that the beat
thing 10 do. Alter the nomination there
will be no differences Of opinion. The ".
TkLLlGrScEa is Of opinion that a stronger
nomination than Judge Msxwsll's can be
made. but il the convention shall think
otherwise it will give the INrELLlaEscgR
great pleasure to support 80 clean and able
a man as Judge Maxwell. 1t ia 10 be
hoped that Republican convention, IN.
like body that met in this city last week,
will have the dignity and wisdom to con-
slider matter Of policy free from iactional
ieeling or personal bies, and without de-
generating into mob in which gentlemen
are Gu. oi place.
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THERE are Indications that the Demc-
cratic pres1 is beginning to look with dig
t,s,e on "mud-slh,giug" campaign. The
bowling psck that he's teen at Mr.. Biains's
heels may be capable Of learning some
thing. Mr.. Blaiue's innocence Of tho
charges against him wa1 established eight
wears svo, Governor Cleveland has not
yet established biz, though surely the coun-
try will be grs:ifed when he does. rI
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J94N ". KReGu, Secretary. q"


FRANKLIN, KY, July 2s--The case Of
VT Cayett, charged with rapfng his
daughter, was called agsiu this morning,
the defendant waving an examining trial
and going to Jail. The streets are crowded
with people. The all.absorbing topic Is
whether Or not the law shall take its course.
Fifty men have been summoned by the
Sheriff, many Of whop now stand srmed
to the teeth around the Jail. The mob il
greatly feared. ]. L. Haniord, County
Judge, telegrsphed Governor Knott to or
der out the militia, The Governor replied
that Simpson county has a host oil able
bodied aud law.abiding men, and II necea.
saEy, 10 summon all Of them. AZ soon as
the proper steps can be taken, Cavett will
doubtlea7 be removed for safs.keepipg. His
case will be tried at the septembeF term Of
court :S-fsrTs t-4i ,t54gsl ~, ,f'sss.E.N"' -
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Yr il plain .hs. there will be differences
of o,inion at Pa,kersburg. The d. .nerences
m ~ b. radical. Let Republicans remem-
hs, that liberty OF conscience and ireeds IN
q, 4ueech are tenets Of Republican faith.
Evpry msu hs1 right to bis view, and a
riyn, 10 have it received with tolerance
and respect. Let US have no wounds 10
hss, st,er the M ioriiy shall have sptken.
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gusttng to the nose, impresses its,lf on the
eyes You not only then smell, bu.
you see, the garbags Of Toulon.
Just fancy people living In Ills
city ofquita $4,000 inhabitants without the
fainteat glinmer Of common sense in re-
gard to public hygiene Toulon must be
inhabited by people who utterly ignore
avery precaution which health requires.
Their habits, both In their houses and in
the public streets, are indeacrihahly filthy.
The plain EuRlish Of II 10 about this. That
It Is impossible for people who live on
fruit, who drink oil kinds Of poor fluids,
who sleep Ia dirt aud nastineas, who
breathe an air polluted by the sewage Of
tho town itself and rendered doubly
poisonous by the excreta left by the train. |
[ng shipa, to escape cholera. vT |
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NJ. rLAlSs Is sn1icus to keep his organs Quiet
on k0!a. ndal nsu,s. Mr.. Baine's head Ii lev.
elht oae ptint-ktL eser. .-'t. Z
Wetake itfor granted that .3fr. Blaine
has some bias in favor Of decent campaign.
Ing. For himself he hos nothing to fear
lFom the coafse assaults On himself. Nor
lsitprtbsble that any forbearauee on the
part OF the newspapers supporting him
Will greatly influence thoss that are seek.
ing to beslme him. Republican newspa-
psrs have been SLOW to take up the scan.
Gals Dist put ont by Democratic newspapers
concerning Governor Cleveland's, lapses.
lhs lSrSLL,aRScR has heard OF them
with regret, hoping that they might be
shown 10 be untrue. 1t would be highly
unfortunate to ind that great party hes
put at the head Of Its ticket roue and a
itoertine. 1t would be agreater miafortune
TO know that the next President Is to be q
man who hiss blasted the lie Of conhding
woman. Eap..i Z. s.,5.lr-..-.. ts,'a.s
1ne lH9eler remarke. Ut iB becoming
not 60 much discussion Of questions per-
tanning to dignihsd slatesmsnship as 1t Ia
whether Blaine or Cleveland has dsvel'
opsd the most paternsl strength" We ap-
ptehcnd tha. it Is one thing for married
man 70 have family and care Tor it, and
another thing ioean unmarried man to
have family and abandon it This ie
what is charged ugsinst Governor OIeve.
land, and 1t is charged with the circum'
s'andslity o! nance, dates aud places, sup.
ported by apparently conclusive testimony.
Every American ought to hope that the
charges are untrue. The chances are
against the Democratic nominee, yet with
the possibility Of succ7as. in view it is an
intclersble thought that man Of grossly
immoral character stands however remotely
under the shadow OF the White House.
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THERE were delegates to the Democratic
convsutiou who did not behave well On
,ba cA,s and in this city. Their miscon.
,l,c, vss remarked with. regret. Lst the
Re,sblleaos who go to Parkeraburg bear
mi, in mind. Every delegate and visitor,
or,a. 10 keep himselfin order and do what
bs ran to rea,rsin the thoughtle::s.
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TURdOIL CUBA.
unpaid Troops hevoliinE-No Funds at
Aaud.

Haad.
HAVANA, July 2s.-The regular troopa
CHARTERED at Porto Principe not having
been paid for long time and credit being
refused them, went to the atores and forcj.
bly, supplied themselves With provisionr,
This fact having been telegraphed to the
Captain General, he sent f,r the director
general Of the treasury, who declared the
only dispossble money Of the government
on the island was SSO0c3 at Villa Clara.
which ives at once erdered by telegraph
70 Havana and thence remitted to Porto
Principe. The Spanish war steamer Con.
ception received from Madrid calling or.
deIs, but there being no funds to pay the
crew, she could not leave. Mean~hile the
crew is dying Of yellow fever. Up to to-
Gay sixteen men have fallen victims,
among them two midshipmen, one q ne.
phew OF General Beaumont. Saeuudo
Cspo, director general Of the tree.urJ, hav.
lnR asked the well-knawn hauker, +. M,
Barses, for loan OF sl0O, coo, was reip,ed.
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Civil SERVICE examinations.

WARRINGTON, July 2s-Ths Jivil Ser
vice Commie,ion have examined about
five hundred candidates for $50 places es
special examiners for The Pension Office
and the papers are now being marked by
the special board Of examiners. No fur.
ther examination ot this branch OF the ser
vice will be held at this time. excspt about
twenty persons from the Southern s.att s
whose applications have inst been received,
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NzW YoRK. July 2s-At Q meeting Of
the National Executive Committee OF tne
National Labor party at Nos Pine street,
this city, today, tbs following was adopted:
WHEREAS, Owing to the last tlst tbe lst.
ters OF acceptance Of General Butler and
Governor Cleveland have not yet appear.
cd, and that pending appearance in.
telligeut action cannot be ia zen by the con.
Peniion called by tnis Organization 10 hs
held In the city Of; Chicago July S0!h, at
Hershey hall, 1t is theretorp
Resolved, That said convention be sud Ia
hereby postponed until Monday, October
lst, TO meet at the same hall in the city Of
Chicago. Ne"
JOHN ROONEY, Chairman.
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TIE frat Of the campaign biographies in
the field WAS MI. William Ralston Balch's
"Lirss Of B.s;ne and Logan" published by
Thsyer, Merriam & Co., Philadelphia. It
isa book Of $50 pages, we'll printed, attract.
lively bound, and containing much vslua.
bic information in addition 10 the "Livea."
There are good steel portraits OF the canJi.
dates, pictures Of their wives and other
illustrations. Mr.. Balch is q iacile writer
who has been much favored in the gather.
ings Of msteriala for the work, and he has
made a readable book.
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stopped the Tra,n nnd Found Murde.

Stopped tho Train mud Found q Murder,
ST. LOUIS. July os.-rhe body Of man
named Tim Murphy wes found lying nea,
the Missouri Y EAcl4e track. at Brakes Sta,
ton, Saturday, and yesterdays develop.
ments show that Murphy YVES murdered
and robbed. He waa known to have roll
Of money q short time before be ives miss.
ed. Aafo3e ding IN. the hospital be Re.
yiyed and gaze tne name Of bis e 3ajlant.
a fer he had been rendered unconscious
h!s body was plfeed ecross the railrosd
track, bHs the tfsinaaen saw It aud stopped
the train ip time 70 DISCOVER the crime,,e
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A NICE hGll EdE
To get Imported Lab"r-A Bureau for
PAuperr. m

PAuperr.
WASHINGTON, July 2S-The bill to pre-
vent the importation Of foreign labor te
this country under contract, which passed
the House during the past session, failed
to secure consideration in the Senate,
There exis's, consequently, nothing to pre-.
vent the continuance Of this trade, and q
firm in this city has prepared to embark in
the business with a view cf supplantinQ
American labor with workmen from Eu.
tope. The scheme Ia 10 import Welsh and
Italian laborers 10 work under contract al
low wages. w. II. Main, real estate
agent, Is at the bead Of the concern, and bis
agents are In Europe arranging for the
shipment OF laborers 10 this country.
They propose to establish a Labor Ex
change" at St. Charles Hotel, kept BY q
brother Of W. H. Main, not far from The
Capitol. The plan Is TO keep number OF
laborerH and domes,ies Of all kinda to meet
all demands, and 10 replenish the stock by
fresh shipments as they are needed. The
mansgsls will issue circnlsrs TO contractors
81 over the country, of. ring to give them
q superior c!aes OF labor at low rates OF
wages. They do not, Mr.. Main says, con.
tine themselves TO common laborels, bu,
Will get ettkilled workmen who will be will
ing to work for low wages to get a ioothold
In this country. s=za, tl-.'-.s s.lif.. .--o-s ~.
Mr.. Mains chief agsociete in this enter.
price is said 10 bs German named Krott,
formerly an itinerSnt preacher. Hs has
now gone to Europe, where lie will preach
to the laborers OF the advantages 10 be de.
rived from coming 10 thi, country. To
skilled labor they will cfT-r special indnce
men,s, promising them permanent employ.
tnent At wages much 0etler tnan they can
get in their native lands. He says also
that hundreds Of farmers here want to sci!
their farms for want Of help. Mr.. Main
says he can afford 10 pay tkuled Europ. an
lAbore1s higher wsg.s than they gst at
home and still put tnem to work here for
les than the regular American wages. In
connection with this they propose 10 run q
coloniz .tion concern to bring oyar foreign
ers, Chi. fly Germans, who have small cspi.
tai to tcke up Western timber land, Mr.
Main Gays they bays es much as lC0, COO
acres in single rrgion which will be sppll.
cable Tor this purpose.
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HANCOCK nhrUsL1CANs.
Comfy Conspntioa-Ihe ArraIEnmpnt
oftne Democracy. aH


cenn'y conspntioa-ihe Arra'Enmpnt
o.. tne Dsmoeracx. a@
t'',t'00'aen4 'e' O ue i"seH''snetr.
NAV lUAsERLAEp, W. VA, July 2S.-
The Haucopk County Republican Conyeu.
ton mai hare Saturday with a la,va nnm,
w.. oIp.n,h,;o.n, ..,,".. 80 u
oet u 'epuo1'ean0 present from all paris
OF the county. ~
i Col. VIM. Crawford, Of Butler District,
P.esloea Fo D's' sne convention convention and A. T;
HOWARD fsq very creoitably pe1iorned
the duties Of seeretp}y. Noe ~.
: After few earnest speeches On the bnsi.
ne.a IA ,ha ,,ansac,ad ,ho oonron,;s,
nss' ~ " e1 r1I..r z 'no Sonyen''on
named 10" county A4ecutlVe Commit
tee and selected ,delegate4 to attend the
State and Congressional Conventions, also
deleaantes to confer with thc'e Of Brooke