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rnE IILY,s pIerunE.

Tho Lonsda1e-c chet,syndsu uunrreIi Costumes
tobe stllia Topic q cssysfsssien
NEw YoRk, August u London cor
respondent teiesTapha: 1nasmpcli ss tlie
Lonsdals, chetaynd quarrel aiIl continues
70 be a frequent topic Of ccnyersasi9n
here, andias all sorts Of strange andico
tradictory rumofs ara in circulation about
IT, Ihaye taken the pains to aseerssinthe
actual facts about the origin iofthe dispute.
now cable the whole story as related to
me, merely premis:ng that my informant
guarantees its absolute correctness. Sin
George Chetwynd and Lord Eonsdale are
both very old friends of Mrs. Ltnetfy.
Owing 10 some feeling OF Jealousy on herr
account there had been all through the
past season o more or less concealed
enmity. between these gentle
Shortly before the row in ithepsrE, lord
Lonsdale, while calling upon rs. E1ng-
try at her house, happened 10 see on.the
mantlspieee Q picture OF hersslf paintedoa
china. He admired 1t much and as l6
rose b take his leave he begged Mrs..
Langtry 10 make "a present Of Il 20 him.
Mrs. Laugtry replied that the picture was
not hers; that 1t belonged TO Messfs.
Downey, the photographers, who had re-
fused to sell It even TO her. Thersupon
Lord Lonsaale said: sNell, atial lleyents
you can lend IL 10 me. 1fwonld like to
show it to some one.p Hewas finally al
lowed TO take it away on the coadl ltion,of
returning II In few days. Sons time
passed, however, and still Lord 1ionsdale
neglected to keep his promise and bfiDS
back the picture. On the day .bef6re the
final outbreak Of host II Mes, ifs. LsnPtty
was riding In the park with Sir Genses
Chetwynd on one side of her and lori
Lonsdale and Mr.. Alfrel de Rothchild ON
the other. Mrs. Langtry asked Lord
Lonsdale when he was going u give bick
her picture.
cob, '5he replies, 81 am going % buy Il
from sDowney." Sir George CheE@ynd
then chimed In, saying that Lord b 19ns.
dale ought TO return the picture; and add
iny, as he turned toward him, s;If you
don't l will make yqu. Highwofds then
followed from both sides! On The same
evening Lord Lonsdale wrote to Sir
George Chetwynd, requesting an apology,
and threatening chastlsemeht in case tfiis
was refused. Sir George, however, did
not see fisto send an apology, snd on the
following day, wisely or unwiseIy, Lord
Lonsdale proceeded 10 tho park tojpnt his
threat into execution. He began by
Haunting in Sir George Chetwynd;a q lace
the receipt from sDowney, whom he had
finally persuadedlto sellss him The picture
(which had been the bone Of the whole
contention. He them Committed lie
assault as It was deeeribed ati the time.
10 ~.
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wALKup polsUNlNG CASE.


Tie High Character OF the Lady, Charged
with the Deed. y !A7'---s -
NEW ORLEANS. August 24.-Nothing for
a long time has created SO much excite
ment here as the news of the arrest in
Emporia, Kansas, Of Mrs. Minnie Wallace
walkup, for poisoning her husband. The
marriage took place Just q month to a day
before the death Of her husblnd. Mr..
walkup had been a familiar figure on the
streets OF New Orleans. he was q Viz:
ginian, and a handsome, energetic man,
Of considerable wealth and ability. He
was abont 45 years Of age, and q widower
with two daughters. The youngest OF
his children, Miss Ltbbie, is q year older
than the wife he recently married. He
was six feet two inches IN height, finely.
proportioned, weighing over 200 pounds,
with blue eyes, light brown hair, small
moustache, and a bright, cheerful face,
which tailed with his disposition.
Mimic Wallace Walknp Is 10 years old.
Her father is James f. Wallace, q lawyer,
and formerly a United States Commis.
49, Las keo,,t,, ~ faca a,i fs,n, mi
lady.like department.. She was seen fre-
uent On 1u9 saieeS anu l Mss .s. nossa ass.i.. ~.
ner chsrs o. Pets9n ahs me ensss N.Y. ~ ~
etess: eIs Wa apoas = ises taenss lsas.m ~
neignL her eyes were scs ME- ana Ieauu,
iqii w akaP Pay es aaae ans me- waen
his9 aha ~ WAGNER ast has osootn ilso kss M9 u
nooe. he glatn'sa sa hsa ~ nus otl1s ~ y
Coytngtons NY. Inc Weddlng tooK place
On On yuiy =, aaa sos. W. Dr.ans saaaat aIT ha
dnefe were slAIy pghisIhs pshss,Ia pressns Ing as
aey. ". hset, asts.nouist .hssr, pe..
lotne9 tAs sevy al0n! Ins ehssts paat.y
crossed tas 2sl e o.Hgianas, y. ana = mug y
oanaaes ossa ~ WY tpsashse ~
sela.iye, aiooLs, On itan sstes.; Ss
MIS-. ailase paae tilsin geoa pye y yin.
einnsu, anietTrneI , ~ SeW ofieans
tew Gays latef. dae y. ptla! e s2npls sesls
very happy anu 3s.s HI s!Sai ;.l, Ial.si
makln .ha ha, sras, X sslFF nt1ss
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Pr..ident Of Niearaugua Indignant.

wAsuNeros, August "a. = Admiral
Ammon to-day received the following dis
patch from President Cardenas, Of Mica
rausua: "The Etrslla de Guatemala pub
fishes to-day alleged documents asserting
that the directors Of the Panama canal
have purchased the President of Mica
ranaua In order to prevent the eoustruc'
tior Of the Nicaragua canal. This is q
vile calumny that l repel with indigua-
tiop, and have directed others 10 deny 1t
e,nphatically and to prosecute the authors
before the proper tribunal. Be good
enough to publish thisin Washington."
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THE Washington Poa, the organ Of ths
Democratic administration, speaking Of
the political situation in Ohio, says:
"The Democrats Of that amazing State
have ytndlcated the most injurious pre-
dictions OF their enemies and realized the
worst fears of their friends. They have
geaoniassed as mucho the old ticket as
they conveniently could. and have
rcaIIlrmed in every possible way their
pride aud satisfaction in the record they
have so laborously constructed during the
past two years. As an obiect.lesson in
iniatcation they may have some point,
but as = relative In politics they are dis
hsartening and tiresome."
This is self.eyident truth, and the only
remarkable thing about it Is that 1t is the
utterance Of such Democratic paper as
the Pot. The situation must be bad
indeed when the POa feels called uponto
denounce It thus.
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clsYslaaa Rsil.ar MN AalIss.

oIEvx1GSD, O., August 2l-Lsrgely at
tended meetings Of the citizens Of the
Eighth ward were held to-day to devise
some neaus Of settling the differences be-
tween the Cleveland Rolling MIL Com.
pany and the strikers. A statement from
the company was read. In 1t, they
promise that Il the men will return
10 work at q reduction and business
brightens by November j, wages will then
be Increased. Nodstnite action was taken
by khe meeting, but it Is thought tho re-
suit will be Of an adjustment ofthe differ
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Killipg Frost ia niianesotl..

ST. PAUL, MINI, August 24.-The Sig
nal Service here has advices which report
that o killing frost occurred last nightover
the greater portion Of the Northwest ter.
ritory, extending southward to the north
ern part OF Minnesota. The temperature
fell to 30 degrees above zero at st. Vim
cent, Just before sunrise this morning.
This Is low enough to form good stif ice,
and to kill vegetation. The report says
the frost is not likely to extend very far
south Of st. Vincent. The lowest temper
ature reported this morning was % degrees
above, observed ct Minnesota, Northwest
territory. The air here in ST. Paul Is
crisp and chilly, but there was no frost.
The visitors are leaving the lakes in large
parties to-day for the South.
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nlotlnF Stone 0asters Arrosted,

PatrAprlpn1A, August 94.-A crowd Of
men, supposed to belong to the Stone
Cutters Unton, marched to the new
brewery building ia course Of erection at
Twenty tth and Poplar streets this after.
noon and drove away the workmen.
PicEs aud other weapons were used.
Missiles were hurled from every quarter.
Four OF the rioters were arrested and Q
SQUAD Of police was sent to guard the
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rumored in New York that the rea-
son why ex.Congressman Doraheimer
bought the New York Star, the former
organ Of John Kelly and Tammany, was
that he night be able TO talk back to
Joseph Pulitzer, proprietor Of the New
York World, and Mr.. Dorsheimer's sue.
cessor in the House Of Representatives
This talking back may be intensely inter
estiug to Mr.. Dorsheimer and Mi. Pulitzer,
but It will hardly afford the public the
amusement it Graves when 1t pays for q
daily newspaper.
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! In,pa,n.e manage % Celery Flslds.

KALAMAZOO, MICH. August ei-:A
heavy rain set in last night atabort nine
O'Clock, continuing uatil this morning,
doing great damage. Inthesou.h paitof
the eity the Alltott dam Wa swept away,
Whieh. together with the bsekset from the
river, submerged most OF the celery fields.
| In Tie north part OF the city many acres
of celery were Inundated. Itiseshmated
that thfee.toufstis Of the frst crop Is
ruined, enteillng an Immense loss, and
the Record crop must have the best
weather 10 save Il from almost total loss.
The wcather Il vet lowesy and the pros
peets iayor another heavy rain. Heavy
growers estimate the lols oi the celery
lcrcp atoyefope hundred thcussnd dollars
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a more complete and exhaustive analysis.
The Coroner's Jury, after hearing DR..
jacobs testimony, adjourned TO Tuesday
morning. The reports from New Orleans
as To- the stas..ding OF the Wallace family
are very conflicting Mrs. Walkup nee
Minnie Wallace remains at the residence
In the care Of the Sheriff. and has 90 far
been treated with entire respect. The
mystery Oft case seems TO deepen and
the interest to intensity hourly. fe5
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ON Cry, Pa, August 2 This morn
ing three young girls, two daughters Of
James snlith; . prominent citizen oE Frank.
i'm, and Miss Dunn, while crossing The
Allegheny Valley railroad track at Big
Rock, two miles below Franklin, were
struck by an engine. Sadie Smith Is
years ofage, was killed instantly lsottie
smith, III years Of age, died in an hour,
Miss Dnnu was dangefcusly injured
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nrnrlIr.rrtI inca..nti,.

81. Louis, August "a. "A dispatch from
yinita, Indian Territory, says that Frank
Il. Cas- and A. r. Koreass, swc prominent
eitissns Of vinita, who LEFT there a week
AGO for the Cheyenne and Arrapahoe
reseryation 10 buy cattle, were murdered
while asleep in camp about tSo miles
from the Sac and Fox agency on last
Thursday night. The deed was yidentiy
committed for plnnder. Both were white
men but citisens Of the Cherokee N ton,
having married Indian women, and wete
weIl.to-dc merchants and influential
eitienr,
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uoatiiy,s Helpsrs.

wAsaxeFos, August e4.-The acting
Postmaster General to-day appointed the
Observation-Disclosures postmasters in Ohio;
saso, ". B. Kelly: Hopswell, D. l.
Brown; Dresden, Henry L, Lemepti
Adsmsgille, Jonathan Gaumer; New Culn'
berland, Miss E. CANADIAN Mineral Point,
Ffank Graham; Qsdawallader, ]. O. Don
ohue; New Cometstown, Garrett Bassett
Barnhill, a. F, 0liyerS Dundee, Jos. w
stont Canal lewisyille, Chas. Il. Graham
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cha,IIrseIls. Ar:alillst A4.ehlt.et n,,i.

MN York. August "a "A washintton
special to the Slta Gays The Tseasary
Commission which has been investigating
the office of the Supervising Arehiteci.
has ordered tlie suspension of an pay.i
nients in the csse of the neW pn No 6ilite
building at Kansas City. A bEd .afes sof
things has been deyeloped there. Attic
last ession Of Eongfeas s20, 900 we're appFo-
priated for tho completion of the ap-
prcaches tothe building, fora clock and
Tor sewer connections. On The ttfength
|ot this appropriation tie citizens Sub
scribed 81 800 lor q tine clock ben winch
was to enable residents ~ iha city and
vicinity within . radius az six nilss 10
keep the time and eet their aatHheS By.
But months passed by, and ttete wla no
leign Of the clock. Thisled 10 inquiry ,eiid
inquiry ledjto disagyoeable revelations.
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Jrnor FORAKER is making an aggressive
.,mnaiqn while Governor Hoadly is try
tSI ins 70 patch up the record Of the Demo
.rstie ,rs party in Ohio, and crying for more
so,tolIices TO help him out.
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ruE VICTIMS FuNERAI.
Iassase Ia.srest kkanltested -aLra. wallup
Declares Her Innocenes.

Iassnse Issesess Manltestea -aEs9. walkup
Declares Her Innoeenes.
ExpoRt4, KASa., August 2I.-Hon. ].
r. walkup,s funeral at the Methodist
church took place at 2o,cloek this after.
noon. The interest manifested in the
case snrpassss ali precedence here. hIrs.
walkup retains her easy, cool, selt.pus-
Sefsed bearing and the attendance at the
house yesterday might be called q leyee
lior her. She continues 10 assert her en-.
tire innecence. She did mot attend the
fnneral at the church, % her presence
might have given rise 10 great exeitemesit.
The Cofoner,siufy met again this alter
noon and took the testimony OF pr. i. d.
jacobs, the physician who attended Mr.
waikup. he developed nothing new Of
startling. Tie ANALYSIS by Dr. Gardner
OF the stomach and other parts of Nh,
\ Walknp's body did not determine thu
lpsesenee of nssnic or other poison. and
Ehe has taken the parts to Kansas City tol
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Tux Democrats Of Pennsylvania are
,.v;nr hard time trying to find a man
Who will run against Quay. Dnrbin
Ward, Of ohie, If eligible, could be in
5ncel 10 accept the candidacy on postal
earl invitation. There are no chances
tb,t Du.b;n will turn his back on. -
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rnr seaside bellies are crying out in
their distress about the scarcity Of men at
the summer resorts. The men who are
missing from familiar haunts we imagine
ara engaged in difficult insnciering
schemes-in other words, trying to make
ten dollars go as far as twenty formerly
served them.
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A xt1ISol frost has visited Northern
Minnesota, driving home the pleasure
seekers who we're not prepared for sol early
a contact with 50 decided cold wave.
People In this section Of the country can
concentrate their minds on this occur
renee aud shiyer-in their imagination.
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An Indiana town is torn up over the
alleged presence Of q monster serpent. OF
coprse ''seyeral reputable citizens" have
sssu his snakeship. 1t would be q relief
10 the monotouy Of the stories Il some q
tSese reputable citizens would succeed in
c,Dtrring tho monsters they dream Of.
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KANSAS clTY, August p. The silpalion
regarding the Wabash difficulties have
not materially changed. Some Of the
Knights Of Labor are reported 70 have re-
fused TO hShdle the Wabash cars, but the
officials state business Is not aEected.
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THR Maine DEMOCRATS are industrious!y
explaining how Dalton was appointed
postmaster, and received his commission
while languishing in jail. They say bis
papers were filed two months before he
was Jailed, This won't do. When he was
arrested Why did not some Of the dgnets
Of his petition take occasion to notify the
President Of the change in the situation2
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s,xros, the American citizen who was
;,lsgally detained in an Ecuadoran prison,
h hs. been released, though not until some
W., rs,v vigorous correspondence on the part
n he State Department had passed.
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Mn. KEnEY Is out on the ocean sailing,
bon1vard bound he sadly g,ides. he Is
dHs d in New York in few days. Where
hal Ss;wiIl glide afterhe lands is one Of the
~, .onnndtums that will'przzle the admins
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MONTREAL, August A.-Twenty.f We
cases Of smallpox were reported to-day.
There were 2S deaths during the 4s hours
ending at noon today. Massea OF inter
cession to the Almighty to put . stop TO
the plague are celebrated daily in the east
end Roman Catholic churches.
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stEulESytILR, o. August 2i.-The
Acme glass works wereto have resumed
this morning but did mot on account q
the fifn csieetins to an employe whom
themen wished retained. The ematser was
satsfaesorily "a djuHscd today blythe offend;
ing kmin retiring, and tie works will
resume on Wednesday.
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Che qstelEise y
oei9.. Mo-. IS and 81 ToartoaatA street. =

...1,,or. losstas Hx ely dnrfg as sAnsltr
-. s, srS ka,e THE IETu1isKacEl aldised 70
~ - ,,,Siorsy aaa tAs oddrrs eAnagtd Gs essA q
~, s.,t,,S a, a, tAs rais Of es esats pr pOata.
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KsllSy Coming Baek.

wAsnlNafox, D. O., August 24.-Minis
ter Kelley Is expected TO artiyein New
York within q few days. BE sailed lol
home on the 18th Instant
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BLOWN UP m A MAGAZINE,

. d /. ..I"s
He gave The chiefs their choice, either
to die With him OF go out toi the town and
give themselves up to the enemy. They
decided to die with him. he then aet fire
to the powder and they were all blown
up. This ended the soolima power, which
for more than seven generations hsdin-
fluencad trade and politics Of the extern
siye districts and had commanded the
principal highways to the coast.
: Another very impol tant achievement Of
this army Is the destruction OF Hooba's
powcr. an irresponsible organization
which for thilty years has been soprce
Of ANNOYANCE aud loss to caravans passing
from the Interior 10 thsooRst. Samaiin
gave orders to attack them In their Hloun.
tain stronghold, which until then bad
proyed Inaccessible to the neighbo boring
forces. They were surprised, their Chiet
was captured and decapitated, aud his
arms and legs severed from his
trunk were sent TO various eonn;
tries where the inhabitants had suffered
from his predatory proceedings. Inc
Hoobas are renegade faulahs In rebellion
against the King Of Timboo. The roads
have now been cleared OF these thieves
and murdereri. These operations viii not
be without o salutary effect upon Amefi-
can commerce, for there is in that country
m increasing demand for American pro
ductions, and many Of the articles pro
Iduced By tho people are valuable IN
American trade. gamadin's army is nov
only q few miles from the coast, northeast
Of Sierra Leon. s
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CHOLERA SC0BRG
aad the eNumbefotp Deaths In Some Provinces
IN spais-Ths Situation u niasseii,es.
The True story OF the LILY mud the
ftetaFe-, General FoyeiFa Nsws.
rn1sngguL IIsoeEAs.a Is eAsl 5

MADRID, August 24.-Ihe following sta
tistics show the increase i'm hennmberoi
cases Of cholera and deaths in the prinei.i
pal injected districts Of Spain yesterday as
compared with the 10Th inst. q weekpre.
yious:
In Alicante, SO more new cases and 81
more deaths; Barcelona, 90 cases 50
deaths; Cnenca, ss5 cases, 81 deaths; Ma
drid, "a cases, deaths; Tsruel, slcasea,
80 Odeaths; ;yallodolid, lss cases, 20deatbs;
Almara, 400 cases, 124 deaths; cordoya,
s7eases, Il deaths; Losrano, 40 casts rs
deaths: Navarro 2eI cases, los deaths.
In Albaceta the new cases reported ior
the "a hours ending with yesterdayswefe
T6 less, and deaths 2 less than tie nuni-
ber reported on the 10Th. In Granaea
thenew cases were III less, and de9tiis
lo9less. In Valencia thefe werel ll5cases
and l2deaths less, and in SaFagosSa lthe
new cases were 1893 less and deaths 81 leas.
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r1RRD.oF LIFE.
AFoImer steubsuyllllan Attempts Suicide,
aud is now Missing.
spaeii DEspaLeA 10 ths LtetiloeNeer. ts.

A Former steubeny.liIaa Attempts Suicide,
aud is now Missing.
speeiq. Di,pateh 70 he. EaIeii.0aeT. r.
srEusRSviLLE, o., August A.--About
the time Of the Christmas holidays VIM.
B. Donaldson, President Of the s.euben-
vile Pottery, had some trouble with his
boss decorator, Herbert Grocott. Grocott
and wife were receiving s. per day and
struck for S. 25. Upon being refused The
advance they said they. would quit and
left in. high dudgeon. Nothing was heard
Of him alter leaving here, until this even-
ing, when your reporter received the par
ticuIars Of the attempted suicide OF Gfo-
colt Mt Dayton, Ohio, lastweek. He came
TO that town several months ago, and en-
gagged in the queensware and pottery busi-
ness. Soon after he failed and went into
the laundry business. Alter drinking
pretty freely, and talking OF some business
troubles, he went into back room of his
house, where clothes line was doubled
four times, making o slip knot, and at
tached 10 the ceiling.
This he put arount hisn neck and jumped
from q bed. His wife accidentally came
into the room and found him nearly gone.
He was recusitated, his neck being badly
scared. Soon alter he lett the place, and
his whereabouts are mystery. II is fear
ed he may have made another attempt at
suicide. He was very industrious while
in this city, and had q number Of friends.
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at Philadelp Philadelphia, o; Bos.
ton, 2. Errors, four each. Bases, four
eachs Pitchers, Ferguson and Whitney.
At New York-Brooklyn, z; Metre.
politons, 8. Errors, 8 each. Bases, Brook
iyn, 2; Metropolitans, 6. Struck out, by
Cushman 2; by Peter 5.
At New York New York, 10; Proyi.
dence, 5. Esrors, New York, 4 /, Pfoyi-
dence, 10. Bases, New York, 10; Pfovi-
dence, s. Pitchers, teand Radbourne.
: At-Philadelphia athletics, IS; Balti.
timore, 2. Errors, Athletic, 9; Baltimore,
q Bases, Athletic, 10; Baltimore, 5.
Struck out by Knortf, 8; by Hender-
son, 8. - - !. 80 ..s. !,
AT Pittsburgh-P Pittsburgh, o; Lonis.
yillss, q. Errors, Pittsburgh, 2; Louis.
yillef II; Bases, Pittsburgh, is; Louis
villes, II. Struck out, by Morris, 4; by
Conner, 2. ID.
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How many postOfticss will President
Cleveland @ carry in his pockets when he
vi,its Ohio?