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The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
Toughened Glass.

We learn from Il cautclnporar, tha,
since the time when De la Ba>,ic intro.
duced hi, toughcned gla>>. Mr.. F. Sic.
mems. of Dresden. has not ceased To- pro-
ecutc hi> investigations in connection
with the tcmpcrnu Of ula>> That >uh-
stance is. H. is too we'll known by some.
very brittle. although hard hut if il
could also he rendered tough. il would be
Immensely more useful than it j. at pres
rnt. De la Ba>iic found that hy hralin.
the glass to a certain tcmpcratllrc and i'm
mcr>iug il in oil he increased it> hard
ness and produced some degree of tough.
ness. but the process was Arous i'm prlu.
ciplc. because the metal was put into Il
state of tension. and Il SLIGHT scratch OF
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
Nothing Made In Vain.

We are told that nothing was made in vain
bu, What can be said Of the fashionable girl OF
the period Isn't she maiden vain Hood
Sar>aparilla i made in Lowell, Mass. where
there are more bottles of il sold than OF an,
other sar>aparilla or blood purhcr. And IT i,
never taken III vain. Ii purihes the blood
strengthens the system, and gives new life an,
,igor To the entire body. loo doses 81.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
W. G. Il.

Ihi- column - devoted Ia the interest ofthc
N"mih- Christian Temperance Union OF
-k'NhegtB j. 10 he conducted by Them.
Tie ~koRhe 4tan " {. T. I meets ut Temper.
aHcc Hall. NJ. Cobnru Block. every Tuesday
II thfec O'clock.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

ll>mu>oN'> foMB.-A movement j. ON
foot II erect a monument over the tomb
of rN-Prr>idcni Harrison which j. 1T
North Bend, Ind. near Cincinnati Ii i
on natural mound in the midst of i COW
pasture. and ii oNerlook> the ohio river,
\ dilapidatrd board fcncr. inclu>in. Il
space ~ feet square. separates the burial
Enclosure are two or three old cedar
trees. The tomb itself j. Il structure Of
brick, all under ground rNccp, the gables
and ii i covered with II roof of >hnglr,
that are NOW dilapidatcd and rotten
/ Even the brick wall that show above til,
ground are covered with green mould
a >lnping cellar door covers thc step
+ which descent To a vault. and even thc>,
doors of iron, exposed IL the >umme
rain> and winter SHOWS. are eaten through
with rust
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
ID. y. FOS%.
Maine Cent? r. r
HANGR OF TIM K.

On and:afte, Monday, June. 80, 1885. Trains VIII
ru, NJ folows; -
PASSENGER Train Leaves Skuwhel an Tor all
points ", FL at 8 30 A. NJ. Passenger Train Ar.
riyes Al Skowhe- an ~ 4. NJ.
Mixed Trait icavcs Skowhryan al 40. J.. NJ,
AMI arrive al 4 a. A. NJ, every morning except
Monday Mul On all trains out and in.
The p. N. mixed train comets at NalerFllle
with Flying Yankee for Port and and Boston and
with cveni = Train for iingo' and 81 john.
rAY>0N TUCKER, Gcn' Nam ger.
F. BOUTlIBY, Gen Passr Agi tf36
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
'i0'hV' "i'"s''' hUP'l'ou unu NUM- nv e0'0'o''
EV General Job5ing done at short
notice and satisfaction guaranteed
1880
For Cold
For Group.
For Neuralgia.
For Rheumatism.
Doctor Thomas EcIectric Oil.

"spent FIny Dollars
In dootoring for rheumatism, before | tried
Thomas Eelltf,ic OF. Used 5o-cent bottle Of
this medicine. and got out week. For burns
and sprains i, is excellent" as. Durham, Last
Pembroke, N. Y.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
You Cam Depend on II.

For severe roothaehe and Neuralgia Of the
head, | used 7hsmaS' Efirefyic OIL This is
certainly the best thing ! knew for the re-
lief OF pain Of any kind. The house is never with
out it. Mrs. a. NJ. Frank, III Topper Street.
Buffalo, y. Y.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
LOG
SppaIts Right I'm.

Have tried 7hOmaI' Etiectrie oil for Group
and colds, and find i, the best remedy have
ever used in my family" VIM. Kay, $40 Plymouth
Ave, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

This powder never varies. \ marvel OF pun
itysirength and who es0mcness. More tcOnon c Il
than the ordinary klnd4. and cannot be scld in
competitor with tie multitude OF low trsi, short
weigh, alum or phosphate powders SoM 0niV
IN cans. Royal Baking Pow der Co, loG Wal
St., ~ Y.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

a Price reduced 70 + 50 per year, in advance.
M Is cents for Six Months.
~ 20 cents for 'Thrceo Months.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
%omerset Reporter,

tn I,Re.sr ND i,rsr P>rfn IN the County
rEiAR5zb AND MpaovEp
LOCAL. NENS,
COTS MY NEWS
STATE NENS,
TEMPER ANCE l<IEIIIGENtF
AGRICULTURAL. READING,
LITERARY READING.
HOME READING,
CORRESPONDENCE
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now nE r00Xp HIs LoXo-Losr sIsrEh

CENTRALiA, ILL.,, Aug. 29.-Captain Jackson
Warner ex-commissary at Libby Prison. who now lives
here gives a romantic OF how his tribute 70 the
memory OF General Grant published some time ago dis
covered him 20 longlost sster and also 20 80 time
friend Captain Warner says that about the time of tho
beginning OF the war his sister went with hsr husband
the Rev. r. W. Priest. as missionary TO Africa since
when brother and sister have bad no communication
until the dispatch disclosed TO Mrs Priest tho where
abouts OF her brother. During the the Rev. Dr. e.
X Marshall had commission from the Confederaoy 70
supervse the caring for the sick and wounded soldiers
In the State OF Mississippi. Tho doctor was Kind
hearted old gentleman and between himaef and Uncle
lack there q strong attachment. Tho Ncssitudes
of war reconstruction drfted this Jonathan ana
David apart aud they mOurned each other dead Dr.
Narsba read Uncle Jacks tribute TO General Granrs
memory IN the newspapers and wrote him pathetic
letter Eureka Springs, Ark whore he was soourn
ing with au invalid wife Tho old eI-commissry rcloccs
over having heard from his sister and his old friend.
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

YAzoo CITY, Miss, Aug. 29.-The large store
OF Holmes Co. discovered to be on fire this moru-
ing. The flames spread TO the adjoining building
owned and occupied by Craig & Sons The Holmes
building and the stock in it destroyed. causing
loss OF T23 0OO on which there ia insurance OF $l3
OOO Craig & Sons building and goods damaged
TO tie extent OF about 000 insured for $40 The
cause OF the fire Is not known. The insurance Is divided
between the Home Of New York. the Ph9nix OF Hart
ford, aud the Liverpool, and London and Globe
BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Aug. 29.T. J. Willard's barn,
near here burned yesterday with large stock OF
cured.
BoRDESTowS, y. j. Aug. 20.-A large ice-house, near
Dunnis MILL destroyed by fire early this morning
Loss on building and ice Is estimated at $1,000; cov-
cred by insurance The fire the work OF an inoeni
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DISSATISFIED WITH The ADMIyIsrRATIO

BosToY, Aug. 20 (Specidb.-The President
in placing Mr. Endcott in his Cabinet did not strengthen
the Democratic party in Massachusetts, It did not unite
the party and did not have tendency TO promote har
mony or encourage admiration for the National Govern
ment The Democratic party Is solid for office The
workers the men who have borne the burfen and heat
OF the day for many years. looked forward to the
promised land which supposed to be within easy
walking distance after Ccvends election was assured
But they have grown despondent and have become In
different to the OF the party Down In Essex
County where politicians OF the most ardent stamp
and where Secretary Endcott lives the feeng s bitter
against the Administration. They say that Endleott
runs the President far Massachusetts concerned,
and the old horses not pleased 10 nave man
who never did ythng the party worthy OF mention
dictate who shall share the loaves and fishes This mas
caused cooness and the state Central Committee has
been told plainly that money viii be collected down
In Essox County TO run machine this year, ana Es-
ecx ia not alone In this decision.
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VICTIMS OF CHOLERA IN EUROPE.
SPAIN REPORTS g XIX NEW cAaEa-REouEsT

SPAIN REPORTS 500 NEW CASES-REQUEeI "
THE MEDICAL CONGRESS.
MADRID, Aug. 29.-There were 1875 new
of cholera and 100 deaths from tho disease
ported throughout Spain yesterday.
MARsEuLEs, Aug 29.-There were twenty-five deaths
from cholera here to-day At the Pharo Hospital seven
patients were admitted. nine were discharged cured,
four died, and sixty nine remain under treatment
ToULoN. Aug. 29-Eleven persons died in this city
from cholera yesterday.
ROME. Aug 2e.-It 10 stated that tho sus-
pected cases of disease In Uguria are
not cholera. The entire Kingdom Of Italy is pro-
nounced TO be in healthy condition.
Several Of cholera reported at Trvo, In tho
vicinity OF Gaeta The disease carried there by
refugees from Marseiles The Mayor of the town has
been dismissed for conceang the facts Of the presence
Of the epidemic.
ANTWERP. Aug. 29.-The Medical Congress in session
here has adopted resolution asking the
Government OF Belgium to its good offices
TO induce the Powers to reorganze the International
Sanitary Council Of Alexandria for the purpose
of stopping the entrance OF cholera into Europe by
OF the Suez Canal In the future.
WASHINGTON, Aug 29-secretary Bayard to-day re-
ceived cablegram dispatch saying that cholera had
broken ct Nagasaki, Japan. The death rate is re
ported 10 be large The port has been declared infected
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A TRIBUTE FROM THE BLIND TO DIR. HOLMES.


BosroN, Aug 20 (Specidl) DIR. Oliver Wen
dc Holmes passed his seventy sixth birthday quietly to-
day at his summer home. Beverly Farms. Only few
personal friends present 20 reporter he said:
do not think that there is much 10 be said about the
occasion. for / only seventy. six now When man
gets TO be eighty he IA public beneiactor for then he IS
an encoura 20 men OF seventy or seventy-nve
long OF eighty years Of age form sort OF tai
board fence separating Younger men from the chilly
blast Ycs consider living To great age the cheapest
and easiest bcuefuoton man can make Gladstone if
| believe within four months Of my age, ana Barnun
quite near t when get over seventy I'VE All dier
ences are aside. have Just received beautiful
letter Whittier IL Ia PEI sonal one ana Wond
rather not have published do not believe IN publish
Ing personal letters. II IA not etiquette but VIII SHOW
yon -omeihing else that prize very highly
The doctor left the loom, returning u moment latel
carr wing black volume OF huge dimensions: nav g
not examined II yet" he said An INSPECTION OF the
volume showed N 10 contain brief biographical skech
of DR. Holmes and many OF bic beat known poems IN
raised letters That" he continued with agratiied
smile Is the most dell ghtiul experience In my literary
history II gotten up by the Perkins Institution Tor
the Bind and dedicated TO me. Nothing coud DO more
delightful to author than that"
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ExHUMIyo HER POISONED MoTHERS BoDr.

CHANUTE, Kan., Aug. 29.- Considerable ex-
oement has been occasoned here by the exhuming OF
the body of Nancy j. Poinsote. who was poisoned to
obtain the insurance her life Frances Morris, her
daughter was convicted of the crime and application
for A new trial has been made. No notice OF any In
tended movement Of this kind given until Thursday
when such rumor TO the ears OF the attorneys
representing the prosecution They Immediately went
ont to the cemetery where Mrs. Ponsettes body had
been deposited and found Senator Hackney. Mrs. Nor
rss attorney the Probate Judge of Crowley County and
several physicians exhuming the body. which was
identified by the physicians. chemical analysis had
before been made by professor Of the State University
who found little three and one-third grains OF
srsenic I'm the liver heart and stomach This, however
nas moi the defence who wish another
anayss made The physicians who were present at the
eIhnmaon were OF tho opinion that the parts OF the
bodv were in remarkable state OF preservation, indi
con the presence arsenic The representatives OF
,he company who Interested In the result
of the ais account OF the effect 1t will have ON
the civil suit for $4,000 Insurance on Mrs Poin-
sette's llfe mado proposition to Mr. Hackney thst
thav employ chemist and that he, for Mrs Morris, DO
the same aud that the body be turned over to them
and both aides abide the result but this proposition
was declined and the parts of the body renewed were
taken to Chicago where a chemical examination IL Dc
adj
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

United STATES STEAMERS AT BLOCK ISLAND.
oNawpopT r.. 1.-The United States Training Squadron.
oonsst,nr OF the Portsmouth, Saratoga aud Jamestown
arrived Cd Block Island this morning and will remain
in these waters several days The squadron
had expected in an order
from the secretary Of the Navy directing them TO come
hark from their European cruise TO take part In the IN
anouraton of the Perry statue on September 10 me
Nnrth Atlantic Squadron comprising the Tennessee,
Alliance and Yantc has also been ordered here for the
same occasion.
RE-APPEARANCE OF THE CURRENT.
cuotGo. III, Aug. 2o.-The weekly literary pubpca,
ton Te Current appeared the newsstands rs usual
to-day and its responsible editor states that n VIII ap
pear "a usual hereafter
CADET DRIGGs's NOSE WAS PULLED.
ASSAPoIIs Md, Aug. 29.--A naval court.martal mot
today AT the Naval Academy and took up the case OF
Cadet A. H. Wylio, OF the second GLASS, charged wmu
haSng Mr. briggs, q candidate for O oadetship. Inc
evidenee showed Cadet Drggss pulled ana MS
face slapped The VIII not be ooneiuded for sevefa
days. - -
THE OUTBREAK OF TEXAS FEVER.
CHICAGO ILL.,, Aug. 29.-Regarding tho Texas fevsr IN
the Goodwin herd &C Kankakee, Ill., dispatch TON nn
that point says that Mr. Goodwin purchased the 2oo
M the Chicago stock Yards where they were
ported 20 be Michigan CATTLE though II 10 now SAID tnat
snnne er ras ticks are found them in
Hir have died and are sick. dfspatch from
Cheser III says that the State Veterinarian has 10
covered the presence Of Texas fever In hero et tne
nrison where two head have already diod Tne cattle
were purchased st the East 81 Louis Stock YasdA
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SMALL pox CASES IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Aug. 29.-There were forty-six
new cases Of small pox reported yesterday only fifteen
Of which authenticated. There twenty deaths
within the city limits reported but these do not include
the interments the Protestant cemetery the returns
for which only made up once week. This would
not make a difference probably Of moro than and
possibly difference at ALL since the outbreak OF the
disease here deaths from small pox have been
ported from intcrment In the Protestant cemetery The
indians the Caughnawaga have all been
cinated within the last few weeks.
WASHINGTON, Aug 29.-Drs. II. X. Mills, Myron Nor
thup, John ]. Mulheron and Fitzhugh Edwards have
been selected for temporary duty at Port Huron and
Detroit Mich, under directions from tho Marine Hes
pita Bureau 10 aid the State authorities in preventing
the Introduction and spread Of contagious diseases from
Canada This action taken by the acting secretary
OF the Treasury at tho request OF the Governor OF
Michigan.
tary Ontario Provincial Board OF Health has been
received by the National Board OF Ucalth please
contradict the statement regarding tho prevalence OF
smallpox 10 Ontario and the cty OF Toronto There
only some ten cases IN the whole province and only two
In Toronto"
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INCREASE IN wHEATcARRYING RATES.

MONTREAL, Aug. % (Specian.-The forward
ing companies that they have agreed to ad
vance the rates for bringing grain from Kingston to
Montreal The rates for wheat will be "a cents a
bushe and for corn 2i9 cents busheL The advanced
tariff Is TO 90 into operation September l. II Will ap-
ply only to cargoes shipped from Chicago and after
that date The rates have reference to the canal
tos This Is an advance OF s. OF cent on the rates
hithero existing this simmer The advanced rate is
the same as that which existed before the tolls were re-
duced by the Government The forwarders were bound
by with the Government not 10 advance rates
until September 1.
CHICAGO, Aug. 30 tSpeeaD.-The freight rate war still
continues and to-day the lowest rates quoted are pro-
visions, l5ia and grain 12i9 to NewYork, with every
prospect of going lower. all roads are ready TO
meet the cut When bottom Will be touched NOBODY
IN
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THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES IN A BROOKLYN DRY.GooDs SHOP.
When Dennis NnQent q clerk In M.

When Dennis Nugent, clerk In M. E.
Keoghs drygoods shop No. 247 Fulton-st, Brooklyn,
lighting the gas Jets in the windows Of hs en-
ployers shop last night he Lit burner from which the
tip had been removed The fame shot up. set tire to
some hanging Lace quickly spread the woodwork and
extended back into the store burning ercey Mr. Keogh
and Nugent tried 10 ngnt Tue nre by pulling 9own % tne
KeOgh that there danger Of the building being
burned he rushed upstairs TO rescue his wife and son
and daughter but he found that they had already been
got out They rescued by Policeman Bloom
field, OF the First Precinct, who went back again,
skyght and was painfully bruised
about the legs. In coming out Of the building, Mr..
Keogh was prostrated by the smoke, but managed TO
crawl to the street He also badly burned about
the and hands In his efforts to put the re He
said that his loss would be 100000 Of which Ia
by insurance. This statement Of loss is thought
TO be high.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
BosroN, Aug 29.-The fortieth annual re-
mort OF the directors of the and Passumpsc
Railroad Company the stockholders for the year end
ing June 80 1885, tho felowiDgi Total receipts,
s7e7 526 expenses. s49sl net earnings, S2094loi
surplus from 1884 S5o23; tota S3O4,43s; dlsburse-
mepts S295 72I surplus Of earnings on hand SSH
The earnings of the New-York and NewEngland Rail-
read for July were S296.ill; operating expenses,
222 operating profit, Sl09 ss9 difference IN favor
of July lssb. against July, 1884. OF S5i79s.
AxSAroLIs, Nd. Aug 29.-Judgo Jones to-day turned
over the Annapolis and Ekdge Railroad to the trustees
appointed on the part OF tho bondhoders The order
also prohibits any interference the part OF the presi
dent and directors OF the company with the trustees
Tho matter has been I'm the courts for several years.
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4 GREAT CAPTURE OF sWoRDFISK

BosroN, Aug. 20 (SpeciaD.-A schooner
arrived at Gloucester to-day with the unusual freight OF
forty-two swordhsh weighing 1000 pounds Inc
,chooner has been fishing about week In the Bay OF
pundv where swordAsh abound. They are shy and can
only no oaught when It s calm man is on the look
ont at the bowsprit and when fish appears darts are
thrown at t. u ia hauled aboard and It's dangerousook
ing sword taken or Dvested OF his military appendhHe
rho n al are put upon the market Mosl OF theh nnm
market I'm Connecticut and some go to Cape Ooa Inc
largest OF this trip weigh $40 pounds caeh Inc
swords are IN great demand az curiositles
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ALAUNpRY ESTABLISHMENT CONSUMED.

A fire broke out at a. m. yesterday at
Bsyonne N j., In Burke & Moran's steam laundry In
Avenue ID, and before the Fire Department could do
anything to check the flames the building entirely
destroyed, involving loss OF about $4,000, which Is
said TO be fully Insured Some adjoining buildings, in-
cludng the MattisOn Methodist Episcopal Church,
narrowly escaped destruction Martin Curtis. one Of the
employees In tie laundry asleep the second hoor
and was obliged drop OF the secondstory window
to save his life His and hands badly bstered
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MR. DOWNS GETS AN INVITATION TO PREAOH.
BosToS, Aug. 20 Especial. D.-There is general
criticism OF the action OF the committee which invited
the Rev. Mr. Downs, who IA involved In n notorious
scandal to preach at Martha's Vineyard week from
Sunday This from the letter of invitation will
show the purpose OF the committee knowing OF your
publicity your ability and future acauittal they
will deem OF generosity II the peo-
Die OF Cottage City be favored with your presence
on this OCCASION Our season ends here on Saturday
eepember o, on which day have animal iuminn-
ton and think II only proper TO end up the festivities
of the with something substantial on the LORD
Day We wish say that shall wait 10 mention the
fact OF your coming In the newspapers" IL Is almost
unnecessary 10 say that Mr.. Downs has accepted.
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BERLIN. Aug 29-Tne international Telegraph Confer
ence has resumed ts sessions.
MADRID, Aug 2o.-John W. Foster United States Min,
Spain, Dade adcu TO King Alfonso at the royal
palace La GTanja to-day. Mr. Foster Is about 10 TO
turn 10 the United states.
PARIS Aug. 29.The Marquis cf Salisbury has Invited
NJ de Freycinet French Minister for ForegnAnlrr 10
"A personal conference at Dicppe. where tho british
Premier Is spending his vacation Ia his chalet Hh uh
derstood that NJ de treycnet l. favOraby inclined to-
ward accepting the invitation. but that - tue
conference Is avowedly for the purpose Of rca0hng an
adjustment the questions pending between France ana
England he will consult with his colleagues IN The
Ministry before deciding to 80.
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INVESTIGATING THE THEFrS or CLERK.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 2D.-The Legislative
committee which has been investigating the affairs IN
the onice OF the Auditor Of Public Accounts maze ncces
sary by the defacation OF tho first clerk, william H.
Smith, have concluded their labors and placed their
report In hands OF the public printer The report
shows that the general Investigation the period
of seven years but the investigation O the Indebted
ness OF the banks goes back hfteen years In that time
the shortage up about Sl4 900 The State has
covered about SSl 900.
The committee submit various recommendations and
sugge-tlons the shape OF bill. etc. calculated 20 In
better and safer management financial AFFAIRS
OF the state The report IL youmnOus, covering about
forty pages OF legal cap.
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BISHOP THRAsHED BY A PRIEST.

VIENNA, Aug. 29.-The people OF Polski' In
earian Crotia are busy with clerical scam
daI The bishop OF that diocese felt himself compelled
TO call upon one OF his priests who candidate ior
election to public office and rebukc him for overstep
ping the boundary of clerical proprety. The priest r
sented this as an ssary interference with bis per
sonal rights and quarrel suited. The priest became
frenzIed put the Bishop out Of the parsonage cnnsed
him through the streets his residence, and there le
unOn him and gave him an unmerciful beating
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INTEREST FELT AT McArFREY's HOME.

P,rrsBuRa, Aug. 20 (Speciab.-The excite
80, ovar the sullivan. McCaffrey fight equalled that
last Noyembers election. Crowds surrounded the
bulletin boards at the newspaper offices and at Accse
srey. louor store and when anything favorable 10 the
latter was posted great CHEERING Inc gressSf
ipha, tie drht had been declared draw; when " NJ
that tho fight had bcen awarded IN tavor
svan the rest won't bone deeply disappointeo IvQ
sven,ng newspapers issued extras" about the nshs
ana they sold Ike hot cakes