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RIVER NEWS.
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Stage OF the Wager and Movements of tho
s. stsanpea.s.
-rbe;C. w. Batrhsior did not Get away
for Pittsburgh until noon yesterray.
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IEHIEluAy IlQEulQR Lk1G OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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TuSas Is certainly one humane feature
in The strike Of the Chicago street car en-
ploves-the mules get a rest while their
s,larr goes on as usual.
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Tag men who have been detailed to
x,ite Fourth Of July editorials have gone
into % .eclusion to trim the esgle's feathers.
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OryKELLARis thenamso the manwho
Lid the proud and uncompromising Hig-
gins in the dust. Need it be added that
Kellar is an Ohio man?
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Tng Ohio Democratic managers are on
tbe hunt for disappointed colored Office
seekers. They want to blow them them
in ss campaign material
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BlGKEsEY and Miller viii skate Smile,
straight away Eaee at the Ghapline street
rink Tonight twill be the race Of the
aaandn -1fttE
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Na4e1lottY Ii y = holuunSb GAulEfV.
4 The President, Dr.. BFinkeshoE, then
presented the diplomas and announced
that the Trustees had conferred tho degree
Of Doctor Of Divinity upon Rev. j. B.
Ro6b, Of the Ohio Central College, and
Rev. Andrew Gordon, minister to India.
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Wtru its Secretary in the Penitentiary
the Cook county Democratic committee
NAV be regarded as a little. disabled,
though doubtless still in the field. z
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sOrrLY, Higgins, softly. Work the
offensive partisan" racket with more
caution and some skilI. II won't do to
1--WE the administration away.-seretary
II,
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Do not fail TO make your preparation
Tor the picnic, July !, ON tie New Fell
Grounds.
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COr1Dx'r this spoils business be settled
BY . ssaud prize dfawingf The appro-
n1.tion prizes would be better than this
,sry;b}e tension.
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TsEag were twenty-five suicides in one
d,v in Austria. At last accounts the re-
,n.;sser Of the Enperor's subjects were
.aIl sliye,
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eorapUadaot III &c Asttiligsaor.
NV ATHENS, o., July THE sixtieth
annual commencement Of Franklin Col.
lese was held here to-day. The exercises
took place in q grove a few yards to the
northwest Of the college building, and m
immense crowd was present. It was esti-
mated that over one thousand spectators
witnessed the performances, q
The audience was not q demonstratfve
one, only the vGIedlctoEian being ap.
.plaaded. The Wheeling Opera House
band furnished the music whiis the fol-
lowing programme was carried out:
FaluatoFy- .Mln Hannls n soott NGsyyt1le, No
Culture ~ Embyo........ :. Z R1oeh, Flnth hing o.
BonkA...,...s ~ L Ella Hammond, New Athens, O.
stars ot the Morning. pg...,..,,................,....
Mss Carrie u johnson &eE. Athsns, %.
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IL these patriotic days the small boy
,;ass for 4 tire.cracker bakery. But he'll
."an.re E to burn his fingers without it.
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p,pu.Ps the Ohio Democrats viii do
anna more wool talking this year. They
Won vr with {. before, but the woOl-growers
~. w"
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p7.NSw7ra LowklL is perpetual feast
n, The funny men. It's his own fault.
He needn't have done it.
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AT the Ghapline street rink tonight; /;
he most exciting race Of the season be-
tween Btakenaysaud Miller,
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BEAHlsEy,alast raes IN Wheeling, Chap.
Eline street rink tonight.
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DccE BEEa and Turtle Soup Lunch tEil
aiternoonand evening Of F .Healy Issaloon
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A PREACHER, who lived in South Bend,
Was afraid that his cough ne'er would
mend,
Now he breaches an hour
With ten.hotse lang power,
Red Star COUGH Cnfe Mas his friend.
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HAPPENINGS AT BEnLA1aE.
County Notss-P. Fsonal Besfs-Bser o
the d. q. 4 @.

County Notss-p. Fsonal basts-seeF oat
s...s .as Z. :. : ~ !: .,.,..r !.
3: t:.,l.l 2. siltn y EepaVtns tns siuWAlAs pc-
iS.e y hts ie's.i Stls.
Two hundred water melons were put Oh
the Scotia hsfe.
DR.. ]. O. Mccullough Is taking q vaca-
ton IN the west.
Some work Is already being done on
Twenty third street.
The Central school ward Ia heino graded
dowT, several inches below the waijss.
w n raaIa,, Z. xvh;..I. A.. s.o,a hoe
Che ,ieSinonsnf tsI a. iists for the eoiiestion ion
Of Bellaire taxes.
MT ~. -, ,,,,,,,; ..,, .,, -, ,a,,.
aas - nIass pas.. pfSpr.sso.s I Stis. ~
" auoas aoa psssl H.
pss.asss. sssnsse WIS s@ohs sDe t1A1uiassniets
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oae thousand dollars in silver was un-
sAs'asd BY a. sasYon, near Raeine, Q,
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CAN'T BE SWERY.EDi
FROM THE LINE OF LOYAL DUTY
An Ohio colorsd MANS specific an.wsF I
q Plea OF one of His own Race % use
HI. Ez.r.ioas 70 Dsfsat Foraier for
ea.srnos-A Rsaaabls Letter.

c1EvKLAsD, July 2.-The following I
an open letter from Hon. John P. Greer
to Professor Richard Gseiner, Of Washing.
ton, D. O.: 9i
CLEVELAND, O., July /. 1885.
My DEAR Friend Mr.. GRElSER:-
Yours Of the 9th Of June Is ut hand and
contents noted.
The pure English and scholarly style oi
the same only increases my admiration 81
the author. Iregret to say that / cannot
yield assent to the sentiments contained
therein. From tie fact that your letter
to me was indorsed private it viii moi
surprise you to learn that Twas astonished
10 tind the same In the Cleveland Plain
Deulsr Of this date; and werei 1t not for the
fear 1entertain that the contents Of the
same may be misconstrued, and that
t may be erroneously regarded Is
being untriendIy to the cause Of Rspubli-
canism, would raise no word OF protest.
Bat, my dear sir, permit me 70 say that
You have mistaken my zeal and enthasi-
asm for an honored tellow-townsman, and
exhibited by me in our recent State Con.
vention, for opposition to the Republican
cause. lam In politics, to someextent, as
/ am in law. Though | may in the con-
vention champion the cause Of my prefer
.ence with all the energy l can command,
yet, when the fat has gone forth, when
the die Is east, and . ticket Is selected, it
would be dtsgraceful to my manhood, my
constituents, aud my party were I to do
less than yield It an earnest and hearty
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pnss.hootagoaths N.ev Ealrenvadgl
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Railway Baildias for tha Past Six Months.
CHICAGO; July 2.-The RailUdy 4gs to-
day says: The railway building in the
iUnited States for the dsat six months Of
1895 is leas than that Of the corresponding
period for the past Eve years. The total
number Of miles laid up to July In
twenty-five States Is 500 by fftysix dtder-
'ent lines. The States showing anaddition
of ittty miles or more are Georgia, Florida,
Kansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Nebraska
and Texas, and nthese q. wen "a in, Cali
tornia and Pennsylvania, from four to six
linas each have been under construction.
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Mos3.i So.. 70 aud 81 Foartoea.h street.
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MANNING'S MIGHT.
SE11AR GETS ms APPOINTMENT

Ard First Auditor cAsnovl.A cra.Asd Be
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A GOOD PARTY TO CLING TO,

For myself I viii cling to the Repub-
licsn party, which sayeus name and a
place before the laws Of this great nation,
which erected; Flor us family altar, releas.
ed US from the CALLING yoke Of slavery, ele-
yated US to positions Of honor and trust,
and even now beCkons US onward to q
bright and glorious future. Judge Fora
ker, by his record In the army. by his long
audvaried career as trusted public ser.
want, and by his recent utterances, has
proved himself to be in favor Of freedom
and equality TO all-colored IS well Is
white; and I nov advise 30 many Of my
colored brethren as viii hear me, to pull
of their coats and work from this time
until the night Of election day, for the
whole ticket and the Republican party.
Respectfully,
JoaS P, GRRES.
To Pgts.pr Richard Z. Grsinf, Washing
Inn ~. r.. |. . IT,
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rRANKLIN coLLHaF.

Commencement Exorcisss at that Iustitu.
4 tinn-pegraes Canfsrred.
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| The Governor says he willm further
investigation before teIegraphing the Pres
dent
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solLErn1xa mol RgMRNnga.

EVM4En1NN ~ AGAAd4hA2s b
In 1857 my poor, dear mother sacrificed
her humble home for pittance, and spent
the greater portion Of IT to bring her chill
dren here from heneatha Democratic dcs-
potism in the south, as detestable as h
was universal. welsft our humble abode,
left associates, relatives, tsomein slavery
the graves Of our loved ones,-native
land,-leit allin search OF liberty.t Sacred
name! sweetsoundtrg to our willing
ears, but never seen by US there save in
our Imagination.
We got here Just aftar the refns OF gov
eminent in this State had been transfer
red from Democratic to Republican hands.
Since then have learned under Repub'
i;can rule what it is 20 be . man. Slavery
has been abolished, the ballot and the
Jury box made accessible for US, the right
TO give testimony in open court accorded
to Us, and, mirdbile dictli, we are even per-
mittad 10 stand and plead our own cause
at the bar Of justice. Wonderful trans
formationl During all this while the
Democratic party has not been idle.
THE AssAIIAHr OF rHE UNION. +
It.has assailetls the Union, and killed
more than $50, coo OF our noblest youths;
it has impedel every effort made by the
Republican party 70 bestow on celored
Americans the rights Of citizenship, in
undated and,murdered their best friends
in the soath-the poor, hard-workins
colored men, for only political motives,
reduced them by tgranical laws and mock
trials to q condition Of serfdom, in some
cases worse than death, 50 that it fstrrc,
to-day, that thousands Of colored men,
some Of whom fought in the Army
OF the Union, are working Ike dumb
driven cattle,n on chain gangs, and
under brutal task masters, to whom
they have been sold at public yendue,
and in some other instances being whip.
ped and tortured to death for imaginary
crimes. Why, even In this State; 40 late
as the 9Th day OF May, 1869, (seeto Ohio
Laws, vol. &C; page 119l they enacted that
damnable visible admixture law" which
made it q felony for a person having visi,
Ible admixture OF African blood In his
veins to vote, and fixed the penalty for 50
doing Ut not less than one year nor more
than Ave years in the Penitentiary. Now
do you suppose I could desert the one
great party and cling to the other, and at-
terwards look my mother and my brethren
in the face without shame? God forbid
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40 t0reTIof Edt0n: M
Just arrived at midnight. Find trouble
may occur at any moment. Telegraph
Immediately to President. VIII write in
the. morning.
(signed.l +. A. TAYLOR,
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20. csEris q. Jollnson Aew. .Athlns. Q.
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A boy 19 years Of age, who arrived at
Richmond, In, q few days ago with lot
Of gypsies, lis now with faTmer named
Samuel johnson, and claims he has Just
embraced the frst opportunity 10 get
away from the gypsies since being Hdnap-
ped by them near III. Vernon, Ind, two
Yeara agn. y i. a g.iiL.i.l N. -
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The Mexican Government has officially
notified the Mexican GENITAL Railroad that
It must comply strictly with the general
railway regulaii iionst ofhiddingt the eintquali.
ties Of freight rates, and that special
throughfates from the United States cut
ting under Mexican tariff can not be per
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He Obtains n GOOD Nights Rest and Be-
sumes Writing On His Book.
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The Entertsinmen, To.nisht.

the TnscaTOra Amateurs will appear
at Freeman Hall tonight with an entire
new programme.
Mr. HOskins,-h sister of Mrs. Il. IL.
McGinley-wili for the first time i sew
euil years, appear on the stage, taking
the Dutch character, i'll which she excells
which will be we'll worth the price Of adj
mission.
The company on Saturday night gave
"A very good performance Notwithstanding
that they laborcd under every disad-
vantage, having gCue to the hall directly
after ii long cold ride and several OF the
members being afflicted with temporary
colds. One Of their number was also
prevented by sickness from being pres
cnt. Tonight, however, they will be III
hrSt-cinss trim, aud Il number one enter
tainmcnt may be expected.
Remember that IL suciai dance will be
given by the troupe Immediately after
the performance, to which thoss holding
tickets IL the entertainment will be emit
tied TO take part witnout further cost.
Don't fail to take in the show and
dnncc tonight.
A correspondent ut Wells sends the
following items from that end of the
division:
l.. +. Inrdcsty has been ~indisposcd
for several lays past, but We ARE glad to
See hia "a the streets again.
+. Woodruff, our worthy express agent,
talks Of retiring from the position. He
has long filed the Office most efficiently
and it is to be hoped that he will con-
tinuo 10 accommodate the public in the
future rs in the past.
Forty pupils are now attending school
here; II larger number than for several
years before.
Miss Josie Truman has returned from
ELko and is now a pupil at the school
here.
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From Monday. Daily.l
nALaAGUNDI.

Don't fail to see the famous Dan Rice
stand on his head at Freeman Hall to-
night.
At the conclusion Of the performance
This evening. those holding tickets will
be entitled to join in a social dance.
Excellent music will be furnished and n
good time is promised to all who parti-
cipate.
Harry Harviile brought down an over
thrifty Celestial who was detected in rob-
bling the kitchen Of Fred Wilson, by
whom he was employed as cook. The
~covetOus Monaghan will remain a guest
Of Sheriff Atwell for Il period OF 80 days.
The express train ON the Reading,
Penn, railway, while running rapidly,
Friday, was derailed. upsetting and
wrecking the cars. Twenty-Five persons
more or less hurt were taken from the
wreck, but fortunately none fatally.
A stock company has just been formed
IN Salt Lake City, for the purpose Of es-
tablishing n Democratic paper. The
Tribune says: The incorporation is TO
be known as the Salt Lake Democrat
Company, the capital stock being S25,
q with 5000 shares Of So each. The
board Of directors for the present, under
the articles of incorporation are, George
Cullius, A. q. Campbell Matt Cullen, z.
l.. Williams, Roberts q Nelden, Il. G..
Chambers, l.. l.. Holden and q large
number Of other persons who have taken
zach IA small amount. They propose
putting in II steam power press, and with
new type AMI material throughout, to
commence the publication OF the Salt
Lake Democrat some time between Feb
ruary 20Ih and March LIST.
l.. L. Richard of Winncmucca, AMI d.
w. Wallis Of Battle Mountain, have es-
tablished a sale yard and livery stable in
San Francisco.
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The ''X-L-surs Snl streIs.

Inc above named troupe Of Tuscirora
fninstrels have arranged to appear be-
fore an Elko audience at Freeman lInlI.
tomorrow evening. 1t is made up cx-
Slusivcly of amateur talent. but is never
1heleSs. u number IL company. Their
performances ia u ncigbLoring town
lInve always been well received. and the
comments Of our contemporary, tho
Tuscarora Times. SRcre 81 a highly ap-
proving character. The entertainment
"ill be IA very amusing one, aud by their
attendance, our citizens will not only get
thrir moneys worth. but will have The
satisfaction Of bcstowing teir patronage
on local talent. Give the boys Il benz.
fiji
Box sheet now open at the P~ostonicc.
10 extra charge for reserved seats. Sec
nd. in another column.
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Neck Tie Party.

a grand invitation neck tie party was
given in Pleasant Valley n few evenings
ago by Mr.. Cal Wiley and his sister Mrs
Tifeny. The young folks came Hocking
in from oil directions about six o'clock.
and at Z, the sack containing the neck
ties leach neck tie being in a sealed en-.
velope,) was passed around. Each Of
the boys eagerly plunged his hand INTO
the sack, drew out an envelope, tore II
open and commenced searching for the
pretty girl whose neck tie matched with
the one lie had drawn from the sack.
Each gentleman having by this method
secured q partner, dancing com
menced to the music furnished by the
well-known Pleasant Valley musicians,
and they all enjoyed the dance e1ceei-
ingly well until IL O'Clock, when supper
was announced by Mr.. Wiley. The
boys made a rush for their partners and
was ushercd into the spacious dining
room where a large table was fairly
trembling under its tremendous load OF
turkey, goose, chicken, fruits, pies, and
cakes OF all kinds and sizes, and many
other good things too numerous 10 men,
ton. To crown the whole, n mammoth
wind pudding sat in the centre OF the
table, the finest ever seen in this
section Of the country. II took the com.
bined strength OF Mrs Tifeny, her daugh-
ter and Dir. Wiley, to lift and place /. on
the table. After doing more than JUS
tice to tho delicious supper, the guests
babe their host and hostess good night
aud departed for their homes.
WILD CANADIAN,
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~TUsCARoRA ITEMS.

tTimes. Review. Feb. 9, 1851
Is this to be u 80 camp hereafter? Is
the query Mt the present time.
The bushes outlook for this camp At
the present time is far from encouraging.
A bill is before the Nevada Legislature
e1empting from taxation church prop :
crty, and also property Of Mnsons, Odd
Fellows and other secret societies where
the samc does not exceed $4,000.
Tho Navajo-Iudepcndcncc mill will
make n general cleanup and Their all,
down for an indefinite length Of time,
tho men positively refusing to submit to
the cut Of 81 per day in their wages.
Last night upwards Of thirty men. in-
Guiding stopers, ore s%ortcrs. carmen and
driiicrs were laid of from the Navajo
mine, only those doing contract work
being retained.
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Star Valley Locals.

Mr. Samuel McMullen's baby is quite
sick.
Mr.. Wm. Black is very proud 1t is
n boy aud weighs about nine pounds.
The amiaLle wife of Malcolm Hall has
been near deaths door, but is recovering
slowly ut this writing.
Prof. Kirkpatrick was thrown from a
horse last tuesday evening, breaking
his c~Ollar-Gone and dislocating his shout
der. He has the sympathy of n host of
friends.
The duet sang by Wilson Armstrong
and his sister Miss May, coulI hardly be
cxcelled. In fact, all the exercises at
the last meeting of the literary society
were well rendered.
Some thought hat the Star yalleyites
possessed no literary ability, but ali they
wanted was II "Breeze" to start them
I'D. Hespcrinn.
Elder Breeze subscribed for the INDIE
PENDENT, sen it to his brother and has
received another i'll exchange. Let 9TH
ers do ~liSewise, so your friends ut home
may get the most reliable news OF our
county and State. MELRosE.
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Iron rus.d.y'. D.ily.l
sALMA0UADI.

Regular monthly Masonic meeting to-
night.
q. w. Hinchcliffe has been appointed
by the United States Circuit Court Re
ceiver for the Nevada Central Railway.
The road and all its property will be
turned over to him.
John r. Bradley and family and w.
L. Smith and family departed for Cali
fornia by the train this moaning. Their
intention is to enjoy u period of about
thirty days in the salubrious Golden
State.
Gabe Hoskins started on n flying trip
to Eureka this morning. j
Fred Wilson started on a visit to his
old home in the East Sunday evening.
He will also take in the exposition at
New Orleans.