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pENNsY.1yASsrAiRKpUpl1cA
10 Meet IN consention Ic-day-ouay Seem
=. TO be Ahead.

HAIRtsguRG, Pa, July There arena
new developments IN the tight for the Re.
publican State Treasury nomination.
Quite . number Of delegates have put in
an appearance, yet It does not alter Col
onay's estimate Of his strength. BE has
an along held that he controlled major.
ity, If not txo.thirds, Of the unpledged
delegates, yet Ionsneeker IS ven as his
supporters denies It. The fact cannot,
however, be disputed that as fast as the
delegates put In IN appearance the Quay
headquarters are sought alter BY those
who come uninsruc.ed, and unless some.
thing yet undeyeloped should Turn up,
Quay will have on the frst ballot large
majority over al candidates. There 10
not the least intimation that he will with
draw At the proper time IS has been spok-
enabout.
The platform which the convention Is
expected 70 adoptis in process Of forna-
ton. Il viii declare In favor Of the ra-
peal Of al internal taxes except those on
high wines and spirit; OF raising all nee
.essary revenues BY the tariff, Of reYiTing
the merchant marine by allowing dis
count on goods imported and q bounty 70
goods exported In domestic bottoms, and
OF protection to industry by excluding al
contract labor. Il viii favor q competent
civil service, but not such as will bind the
thought and action OF American citizans; !;
the equal right Of al citizens oyote; Q cur
rency redeemahls In coin; the projection
OF the Treasury from disioyGl claims and q
closer intercourse with other nations on
the American continent. ltwill denounee
the national Administration for its war on
offensive partisans, Z for star chamber
proceedings in dismissing Republican
officials without cause, and for its constant
preference for the old rebel element,
North and Sontb. Il win eensnre the
state administration for Its unjust abuse
Of the veto power, for its animus against
the soldiers and for sits general want Of
iberality and breadth.
But the gem Of the platform Is the
plank on which Colonel Quay Is expected
70 bridge the chasm Of his record on ap-
portionmeuk Avast amount Of time and |
mental labor has been expended by the
Quay leaders on this subject, and the re
sultfng declaration is marvel Of ingeni- |
Gus evasion. It viii read something like |
this:
"The Republicans Of the Legislature
having twice passed 9 most liberal gppoE- |
tionment, and . Democratic House having |
defeated the first, and a Demoerotie Gov.
ernor having vetoed the second, the re-
sponibility Of lis defeat rests with the |
Democratic party"
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warpsr.s siiSsr schs,ns.

wAsa1Saros, July T.-SOthing has
been heard from Representative Warmers
silver proposition ior many days, and L 4
presumed that be has concluded 70 bury
II. The idea Of such eompromise q
scouted by almost every member Of Con.
gfess Who comes 70 Washington and
speaks upon the subject. All B1y that
Representative Warner speaks oAly foi
himself, and Il Is denied that there e any.
thing Ike IN understanding among silvei
men tppehtng the matter,
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A BaaNgu.

wAsHNsTox, July 1.-The Democrats
are very hopeful OF better timeI in the
Postofiee Department since Stevenson,
who was sworn in yesterday morning, has
succeeded Hay. 1t is now generally be-
lieyed that the fourth class postmasters
viii be turned out simply because
they ara Republicans and without the
neceCsity Of charges of offensive paItizan-
ship. A Congressman, however, said that
the fact that steyelson was q friend Of
vilaS was q bad sign.
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smErr4gr LAMAR and Attorney Gen

SnExrAEr LAMAR and Attorney Cen
etal Garland did not have the American
fls flying over their respective depart
nsns on Independence Day. But secre-
t,ry Lamar managed to halfmast the aag
when JAKE Thompson died. 1t is to be
expected that Lamar and Garland are not
happy. On the same day that they had
no particular use toriths asg two exon
tsleates were among the foremost in
Salt Lake in demanding that the Nor
mons should raise to the masthead the
dag which they had lowered in rebelions
contempt There is a difference in ex-
Coniederates.
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AKsntuelEy rsad slnmbeiIng.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July IA Courier
Genealogical from Morehead says: Three
more arrests were made today Of mem
benz Of the Tolliyer faction, the parties be.
ing g. P. Day, 7. a. Day and james OK.
ley. This was County Court day, and
everything passed of quietly. Mrs. Nina
Martin was arrested ona warrant charging
herwfth selling poisoned food 70 the pro-
prietor Of the Cottage Hotel, where Craig
rolliyeris held under guard, the alleged
intention being the poisoning Of Tolliyer.
The State militia are standing guard, and
everything Is ORDERLY.
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doom were battered down with heavy
pieces Of timber, and car pins were dashed
through the wfndowk fayette Brown,
President Of the company, was struck on
the head with Q club and quite sefionsly
injured. Thegirls employed in the pack
ing rooms tainted and orders were quickly
Sivenfto stop the engines and stop work.
The strikers then left the city and returned
to the Eighteenth ward. Tbs police were
fapidly moving toward the scene Of the
not when hostilities ceased and they re-
turned to their beats. At this hour every
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TaSuY, Tx, ynly 7.-James wafhom,
eplsred, who attempted criminal assault
upon the fonr.yeas-o!d daughter of q
prominent citizen, Friday night, was cap.
tured bya Sheriff posse. near Loyelady,
Sunday morning, and placed in jan. Al
night, fearing that the indignant citizens
would lynch the negro, the officers se-
ereted hfmfnthe woods, tying him toa tree.
While they were gone for water, the pris-
oner was discovered and taken by a mob
and hanged within 200 yards Of the conn.
ty jail, where his body was found hang.
ing yesterday morning.
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ceiored women Get pamae...

llBAtaIxcRr, Nh, July LIN the United
States Circuit Court today. Judge Bond
affirmed the decree q the District Court,
awarding three eolored women damages
.of 8, 900 each for having been excluded
Ifrpmsflst elaes sleeping apartments on the
'tteamer Sue, alter they had purchased
frst-class tickets. 4 !, !. Ia.
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Slcnni ser,see promotiea,.

wASHnoToS, July 7.-General Hazen,
chief signal officer. has recommended to
the President that Sergeant Btunaid, who
was With Lieutenant Greely in the Arctic
regions, be appointed to Lieutenaney IN
line. He has also recommended that Ser
geants Mitchell and Ellis, who recently
passed examination for promotion, be up.
pointed Second Eleutenants in the Signal
-sarYita.
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rHE cIEvELASpsTRIR
A Lively pay-strikers compsl worlmsn. .
nnlt NEn-Ar

As ssStef
C1EyEtASD, July 7.-Great excitement
prsvailsin the eastern part Of the city.
This morning twelve hundred strikers
from the iron millsat Eewbnrg marched
into the city and visited the Chisholm
shovel works, on Case avenue. The e.
Enlistment Is operated by the ohisholms,
who also own a controlling interest tathe
Cleveland Rolling mills. The strikers
forced the woFkmsn out and closed down
the factory. They then proceeded 70 tho
Union screw works, on Case, near Payne
avenue. They were denied adpitanee,
wheFenpoH they broke In the windows
and took iorcible possession Of the place,
The WoEkmen there quit work rather than
have a.Fiot, and at this time f1:a0 2. VI
the tlhliahment q being closed. saveEi
Al men we're badly hut BY stones, but no
intended violence against the Wufkmen by
the strikers isreported.
AT the screw works, which are partly
owned by the Chisholms the mob
carried everything before them, The
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GoRsINsE DEAD.
Eadlps Of an Ex.sndsd Illasss, fillsd wlth
Intsnso Pain.

Endlpg Of an Extended Iliness, Filled With
Intense PaIn.
NEW YoRk, Jnly 7.-Lieatenant Com
mander Henry L. Gorrtnge, late Of the U.
S. Navy, who had charge Of the transpor-
tation Of the Egyptian obelisk from Alex
andris to New York, on the steamer De-
soag, in the fall Of 1850, died at his home
IN the Bensdick Apartment House, In
Washington Square, yesterday morning
early, after q lingering illness. Last De-
eember he was in Philadsphia, on busi-
ness connected with his ship-building en-.
terprise, and reached the depot 70 return
home rather late for his train. BE was
let through tie gates; however, and ran
down theplatform ofthessstion to thetrain
Just as II was starting oE his arms were
fnll Of packages, aud as the cars gotunder
way he ran the harder, and pitching his
bundles on the platform, caught hold Of
the railing OF ear and took spring. He
was not sufficiently active and made a
misstep, which threw him back and he
struck his spine against the end Of the car.
The blow was severe, but he retained his
presence OF mind enough to hold on to the
railing. A brakeman who had seen the
attempt to board the train gave the signal
to slow up, and Mr.. GorriDge was assisted
into the train. BE complained then Of
severe pains In the back, and suffered
from physical exhaustion during the re-
mainder Of the hip. When he reached
New York his pain had not diminished
and he was taken to his apartments
IN the BreYoort House. He had
already made arrangements to remove
10 the Benedick, and had directed
that they be fitted up in pleasant style.
In, the meantime, his pain had so In
creased IS TO render, any strain upon his
spinal column highly. unsafe, and he was
put to bed, where he lay afterw2rd, suffer-
ing intense and prolonged agony. His
sister, Mrs, DR.. Hiland, and his mother
nursed him. and Dr.. Draper was constant
In his attention throughout Mr.. GorriDge's
illness. He stesdily grew wore, and his
condition on Saturday was Judged 70 be
hopeless. This morning It was thought
he was better, but II was only the rally
before the last struggle. By 5 o'clock he
was dead. .,
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TN Cbief Of Police has the ISTEILlcEs'
,,,', sympathy. We did not fully appre,
~. ri, plight until he began to explain
Sirs,.lf out Of it and took to tampering
.;tb ,tt tbs witnesses. When he looks the
s.5 over this morning he will see where
he nsie his mistake.
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7u u1sTrllloScrR did not undertake
:, Nv for what purpose the Chisf-ot ,Po.
=. "a, where be was on the night Of the
To.rth Of July. Yet the chief is very
h,ily engaged in estsblishing the tact
,st bs vas there for miscellaneous iyari.
.yd very different purposes.
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srssrr Cox, writing to friend IS the
5.bled Gallla tossed in mid-Ocean said:
". ars on short rations. No ice and no
;..berrs vet" The pathos Of this lament
itbs hnmorist becomes apparent when it
remembered that in hot weather sugar
,pd lemons and things count for little
rf,hout ice.
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Ry. ME. Hlrrs open letter to the Hon.
IR Cankadon got more than It's share
d y pozraphical errors. The only one Of
impot lance, however, made the writer
peak OF 800 votes in the convention. OF
couta there were not that many votes
there. Why is it that these strong
thinkers persist in giving the printer the
rightmare2
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s,vr,ooY in an eastern newspaper un-
Lax, to explain why Senator I'd
~, '.1,5, did no. vocifsruusly support Mr..
I1. pI,i,s. The answer in the shorter cate
.s;.n S /. thA: SsaatOr Edmunds did not
S., 5.,;r. the election Of Mr.. Blaine.
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REafSs \. w, July Louis RieI was
formally handed over BY the military Gu.
|thorites last sypnfng. Stipendary sEagis-
trate Richardson read the Indictment con.
Tsisting 6i Six counts 70 Riel, who Was re.
manded till the 10th inst. for trial. Only
the escort oi officials and counsel for the
Crown we're present. Riel looked healthy
and self.possesaed, = n
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BE Han storm.

PoEr JERys, n. Y, July IA very
heavy hail sturn passed overPort Sussex
county, n. j., on Sunday, between 8 and 1
o'clock. lasting hall N hour. A section
fifteen miles long and tan miles wide wa
devastated Of grain, gtass and vegetables.
Han stones the size Of hickory nuts fell In
many places TO the depth Of 3 foot.
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A RKroRr RUSHED THROUGH.


The City Council tonight received the
report Of the Committee appointed last
night to assist in eflecting settlement Of
the differences between the West Division
Railway Company and its drivers and
conductors. The chairman Of the COM
mittee stated that he and his colleagues
we're present at a conference between the
representatives Of both sides and the
Mayor and came away with the under
standing that all differences had been ad-
adjusted, and that the cars would
be running tomorrow as usual,
A motion was instantly made 10
accept the report and discharge the COM
mittse. Before any members who may
have been 50 disposed had an opportunity
OF inqniriDg on what basis the alleged
adjustment had been made, the motion
was carried. It Is stated rs coming from
an Alderman not on the committee that
that body on reaching the place u con-
ference was politely but firmly requested
BY the strikers to Withdraw, as It's ser.
vices were not required, aud that not
even the Mayer was present. I5l
At a meeting Of the striking car drivers
and conductors tonight II was sgreed 70
accept President Jones last proposition
and return 10 work tomorrow.
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o,,x,rIT1yIl Republicans meet in con-
..,;os st Harrisburg today to nominate
''nnSs ' ..as;5ste for State Treasurer. Col, N.
: : o,,v, d Beaver, is in the lead, with q
,,,o,y led against him.
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ekNERAL aRAaT. .I
Hlsrhird week On tlsa Mountain-Hs Grow
srI,adn nf Ennha. -I y. m. :.

| -.. @AASA - = Ss+s5 IL -. ~ " ~
Nj. McGKEGoR, n. Y, July 7.-Genera
ie,ort 4ooL food 4brse ti,r,es last n;vht
..'..s - . ,s-s - ~; -. ~, -,
out 4poat . 9 ci9eE ellls lsl'tls ne 1tv ~.
for Dr. Douglas that tood was growing DIS
a ~, ~. s;sIE ma, 'h.stsnsl q sx6ls;n
- -. - - -. : - 4. J
tllaI toVu was n0t AssS S3t tAl'
he believed he was taking mora nourish
nent than he could essimilate, whereupor
t.l,o I,,rs, ,r.s i,,,syn.tad IN decpaasa tha
- = - -
qaanaIilties gwen Inc sost. 4teei4' :
anee General Grant u reeelTtng IRON Df.
D5usiass and the pursa underhis direction
Lss ,v;tbo,,t donht p,oIonSaii tt,e III,
:. - .,.Ssess:,.s = s-s.- - ..hs,s
ot me p1lt' u 9.ust - s31euS ,ei'Ss4H
or allay the General } pain 80 that he may
be comfortable. it seems necessary that
,,e,sorsl .ttandsnce sl,onIf le Vi;ver, ,abon,
- S.eSf,,A &, 49, LoSTs To-dsy msy,rs I'M
@ tt;13 - 1,sss- I n ' ~. ,.iis,,tiS I;fs IN tbs
n,nnnts;n rrI,, ana. II IA ySondeIf,IIy trna tiai
.;tho1t aym6st ha,t.tSnt attendanee tiTs
rs;ns S.s II s1 49, ss Wa,,J5 have noTe tban
r5ss,ssej ,ssts = SIv ;m1SoyeneTt tiiat hss ra.
HIssd tse,; III he ~ csnss and a ~ 1im
$3.50 - y cIoss ~ =. csy vii 81 more than eyer
SssJs5 1890 IN. T,bs -. nsiifatiya ,nessnres an.
49, ,,isSsJ ~, tLs Isipfy,I nnrtions ara less
6TisiIy mi T -. stTsc,nsl Isnw INN three weaks
sso &c. -, :,
II sEocoa;ne doe, MT rsnidjy deaien The
s 80 'tbs r. tS,5st "a and ibere 4 now lit3le
donbt .J r tbst 4 % not .S. soneurrent csuse %.
cosjne' hss incnsased the uarslysis 81 the
nS1ts 7ts. IN fhs non.aetion al which the loss
Y y5Ics 4 l. N d,e thoaah The seeFe.ions are sre
n noN, I th;nnsS The ssnses of exhsnstion sre
nSo,se-";nS M ss.siS, thnnCh there ara deys Thsn
s5s so1trss, :, saesns trne An instapee a.
sITSTsd nm tbis poF1in,. for the General altar
: nisbt a. 1Tiet snd reEt wfo;a 10 Dr.
D61,SIos n tI1ssa ,rortiE.this naoruins: a
eSy, ;sel m NV Stysngfh 'ii59Teasinp and the
Jrs;1 ~ N. = T,o1 NJ ma Il dsn1in;sSiSys -
WI Wbsp n DSnSlas went 81 the cottage
batwaet, 1sss,1 q and Q .o'clock to prepare de
Teneral for heii the latser yrots: stI have
III sIsaI s, 4Ss IL ID 5sS wv ;nSesa Far tba isst
I Sf tarr -, 5, : north Nae ieIt veTy freef from
NM TnsanSn ma,
S ssI1oss ,b;a ;ooyv cl6sa vaSther ston
vorr tST tI,Sos, s,.1S =, asEs'i ~ Dr TlorSVas
seiT aItSinl + DOES stntf me- m. y replied
tbs. .lSa1s,ai ss1,. .thnt I hava escaped tha I'M
sfysS1s sii n The lsst too dsvs ogine 10 Tie
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Cattle and aori,e Bresdsrs cOa,sn.ioa.

Cattle and Horse Breeders conysntioa.
ST. LoUEs, No., July 1.-THE executive
committee, which had in charge the local
arrangements for the holding otthe con-
vention Of the National Cattle aud Horse
Grower Association here last year, held
q meeting yesterday afternoon and took
preliminary aetion for a second eonyen-
don, which g 70 meet in this city next
fan. The officers Of last year were select
ed. with Major G. O. Rainwater as chair
man, and he vas authorized 70. appoint
q subcommittee and to make such other
arrangements as are necessary TO bring the
full working machinery into effective
operation. a considerable fund was lefE
over from last year. This win be largely
increased and the entertainment Of dele
gates to the coming convention will be on
even gEander scale than that Of q year
aN0. Ell- ii. tll
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yrrrlss op both sides Of the river
.s. "a make memorable the reunion at
Sa.p %a[ w,ftisUilIe, on the 18th inst. There
4s' .s,LI+ s. LILY more otthese reunions
900 s.,trs' ,bs last roll eall is sounded.
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=s=.., Is,s,s NJ stty dsriDg az .s ssI". :.
@Ie, N, THt IxInI1sEen Isslea g
so n,,,,,, - e.G " ss4raa ehasSaa a efi@ q
~ ~ "a J, ~ tsa Of IS oat, le aaa.a
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rRKAsoN ANprReAcnERY...a. J J

A Pspsr OF .rrenten, y. j., Claims 70 Have
Proved Both On ssuatSr hfcPhersen.
TzxsTox, n. j., July 1.-THE tn.
AE,erieaa, q Democratic paper Of tAis city,
publishes what IT terms the @proof Of U.
Senator John r. MePnerson's treason and
trsaehery to his party"
on June q the Amriean charged tha.
on the esenipg Of December 5, ISIS, SEN
ator Mcpherson Dem. met Senator Sew.
ell tRsp.), then State Senator from Cam
den county, in room % Of the Continental
Hotel, Philadelphia, and there laid out a
programme torthe displacement Of United
States Senator Randolph DEM and for
the election in his stead II Generafsewell
The alleged proof is in the shape Of q
memorandum made at the time Of the CON.
versatioH by Peter. II. Watson, Of Ashta-
Ink, o, Mha neenpied N. adjoining room
on the evening IN question. stsMr, Vat
son, the AHariedn says, was assistant
Secretary of War under President Lincoln,
with the supervision Of the war transpor-
tation Of the department. he was alter.
wards elected President Of the Erie Rail.
road. In his memiotaninm, Mr.. Watson
says that Mr.. MeP Pherson urged the neces.
sity Of eleeting 9 o. s. Senator. who would
secure legislation for the Pennsylyania
Railroad and the Southern Pacific Rail;
way Company. Mr.. MePhefson said that
Mr. JeWett would use the Shdls Influence
Of the Erie Railroad in behalf Of the Penn.
sylyauia Company, and that be (Jesettl
might himself become . ea1d date fol
Governor OF New Jersey. MrlMcPhefson
then urged General sewell TO accept the
The 1s,sritaa eonelddssthat ssft would
be difficult 70 eoneerye q case Of more
fiagrant treason md testahlel tfeaehsry. :
Mr.. Watson also says that MePhefsou
said that Lamar, Ransom and Mathews
were all employed by seott, because he
supposed that each could Influence Sena-
tors from h!soRn section. ! It ~ J M
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r.,, ro;nt Z made that non-collegiate
II ~. l..S in authorship. Bat how is !. in
s,,n.usbip .,a and base-bsllshiR2
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till be observed that the hot sun
IN - T,fped the solid platform of the
0Iio Republicans.
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A Macon girl who owns 4 disobedient
pug has named It Non Ssquftur.-Nsoal
(GG.l feiegraph.
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.rRAcnERs, .octATIoN.
A Good Attendance at thegfirst sssEIo
onrnins Exefetses.

Opening Exercises.
spesGl DiPq.eA - 1S Ilselfsqes.
KEYsER W. VA, July THE Associa-
ton was called 10 order by the President,
ex-sate Superintendent B. L. Butcher.
The attendance Is large. The afternoon
exsrciseswere very Interesting. ltnight
the address Of welcome by Hon. Geo. E.
Pice was listened to with intense interest
by an audience Of 500. The address was
fullo words Of wisdom. The response by
Hon. B.S. Morgan was in keeping with
his reputation as speaker.
The chalk talk of Mis- Bailey, Of
Ghieago. was in itself an entertainment.
The music, led by Mr.. ]. B. GLENN, was q
feature Of the evening. Hon.
B. L. Butcher; Superintendent lB. s.
Morgan; President E. n. Tuner and
Prof. Wiley, Of the University; President
sipe and Prof. Hallof the Fsirmont Nor
NAL School, are among the prominent
present. The Association starts
of with an enthusiastic boom. About
seyenty-dse teachers are enrolled.
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sEELEY-on Tuesday. Jaiy !. 1sS5. aslO;1OF .. ",
EtEeop FAXES 900 Of 1seAr ana Eve see.ey, agel
I've yeAS.
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gsTABLIsHED AUGUST % 1852.
OLE gatelEigsnfer,

5ss.5 81. . and 81 Toat.ssaIa street:
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At noon to-day there were on Lake and
Randolph streets thirteen cars; on Van
Buren, street ten cars, and on Madison
street twelve cars-thirty-ive cars rum
ming in all. -Four of the cars were driven
by Cook county deputy sheri1s, wearing
their badges and having clnbs.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-27

Urn Barbet joliment dresse.

Certain marchand boucher de la rue
Pellet d Paris, voyait hier un CHEN bar
bet p6netrer dams sa boutique ct sem,
parer lestement dun joli moroccan dc
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