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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-05
AT THE CAPITAL
All Parties Express Regret Over the
Death of Mr.. Tilden.

All Parties Express Regret Over the
Death of Mr.. Tilden.
WASHINGTON, August A general
IMPRESSION of regret is heard among Sena'
Tors and Representatives in all political
PARTIES over the death Of Mr. Tilden. Hi,
.lemiSe is not referred to by any one a.
having a bearing upon political affairs
That, they all say, has long since been dis,
eOunted by his retirement from politics
Dniy his public services are referred to.
Senators Beck, Vance, Vest and Gray say
the people have lost true friend and the
government al ardent advocate. No man
mas rendered more consistent and patriotic
services in the legislative and counsellor
branches of the government than he, they
Say. and the death will be felt for years by
those who have sought his advice in nation
al affairs
Mr.. Randall, whose personal friend Mr.
rilden was, feels the loss more accutcly,
perhaps, than any man at the capitol. Mr.
Randall says the efforts of Mr.. Tilden have
lone more than those of any other man t.
stimulate American interests in foreign
iands, to accelerate the agitation OF n new
navy and better coast detenSeS, and to ere
ate q desire to improve American trade
throughout the world \ number of the
most prominent men in Congress have dc
,lared their intention to be present at the
DbScquieS.
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lbility, his courage and his political sa-
gacity. Nearly all the political struggles
in which was engaged for so many years
bin the southern tier ofcounties were waged
lin his behalf | warmly advocated his
nomination for the Presidency in 1876, and
was elected a delegate TO the st. Louis
Convention which nominated him. His
campaign was based on the single issue OF
Reform" | favored his denomination in
llSSO, and | am one of those who believe
that he would have been triumphantly
elected. The Democratic party frittered
away the only issue it had upon which it
could have won Mr. Tilden, in my judg-
ment, was one of the greatest men this
IcOuntry has produced
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PIPES GETS HIS PLACE,
which 4. Son Snap From Away Back and


special Tlsgrdm 10 thC RegiseT.
WASHINGTON, August captain j.
NJ. Pipes, West Virginia, who for some
years past has been holding elerkship In
the War Department; has been appointed
to position at the Capitol by the Sergeant-
|tt- Arms of the Senate as messenger, the
lutics of which are to attend door at one
of the entrances to the public gallery The
compensation attached to the position Il
81, 400 per year with nothing To do when
Congress is not in session. Captain Pipes
: the man who made the fight
on Mr.. c. l.. Cross and through Pipes In
|lucncc Cross Office was abolished. This
was great disappointment 20 Pipes, bcS
|rausc he hoped 10 get Cross place for him,
self. Pipes il an eS-soldicr with one arm.
fact which hopcrsistently made use OF TO
get Cross ont and get himself In. lie will
lie able now to participate in the fall cam
|paign in West Virginia and shout for Con
for Senator, through whose influence main
~ he succeeded in getting the position he
now ILLS.
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GOVERNOR HILL.
Tells Of His Relatians With the Deceased
Statesman.

Statesman.
ALBANY, y. Y. August To-day
iiovernor Hill said / have known MI.
jTilden for over Il years. My first &C
luuaintance with him began when he was
chairman of the Democratic State Com
.mittee. and being associated with him in
the Legislature of 1872 in which we served
together on the Judiciary Committee our
jpolitical relations became quite intimate
and were always OF the most pleasant
character. He told me on the first day of
,tbe session of that Legislature
,that his motive in coming there
] was 10 secure the removal of corrupt
liudges of New York He WAS the prime
Imover in all impeachment proceedings
(which subsequently followed, and he sue
eeedetf in all his efforts. He was not es-
lDecially popular in that legislature and an
ttagonized members and made enemies Al
hhat time no one would have hardly dared
lto predict that he would become the con-
;,eded leader OF the party In the State and
nation. His growth in public
/ lwas slow but sure. He was al
Iways courteous and extremely conservative.
HE was ever particular on the
honesty of every public question and per
severed in whatever he undertook. After
his election for Governor his famous wal
1 upon the canal ring and his efforts tC
.paTify the administration Of public affairs
brought him into great prominence and
5gaye him the confidence Of the people.
6He, however, antagonized many prominent
men in the Democratic party. He had be
bore this Is Chairman Of the State Com
Imittee, attacked the Tweed ring In New
York City, and mainly through his exer
Itions that ring was driven from power.
DC is needless to say that
believed in him and admired hii
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HONoRING THE DEAD.
Governor Hnrs Proclamation to the Peo-
pls of New York.

pie of New York.
ALBANY. y. Y, August 4--GoyernorI
Hill to-day issued the following proclanla7
ton:
announce to the people Of the State
with sincere regret, the death Of 5. J. Til
lien. After q long career devoted TO the
public good and the rendition Of a7duouS
md conspicuous services in behalf OF the
people. he this morning peacefully passed
away At his chosen retreat ut GreystOne,
|nn the banks of the Hudson. The country
loSeS one of its ableSt statesmen and the
state of New York one of the foremost
citizens. He WAS twice representative 10
The State Legislature, q member oil two
constitutional Conventions, Governor OF
me State for two years, and in lsIG was
the candidate of one Of the greatest parties
hi the country for the Presidency and re
l,sived therefor the electoral vote OF his
native State and upon the popular vote
|was declared the choice OF a majority OF
I he voters of the United States.
Asa priyate citizen and in every pubhc
station he was pure and upright and dls-
,harued every trust with conspicuous hdel-
Lty. His last public utteranee which at
kracted universal attention, exhibited the
same spirit of unSelfish patriotism when
characterized his whole career and was IN
behalf of strengthening the defenses OF MS
sountry that he loved 50 well. IL was
meet that the close Of such life should oe
marked with more than passing notice
'The legislature not being in session a. tne
~ time I commend to the people of the
|State sueh expression of respect for hls
koDg faithful and honorable services Is
Ithey may deem appropriate
Now, therefore it IS hereby directed as !,
max Of regard for the distinguished dead
.that the fags upon the capital and upon
sli public buildings Of the State, Ineiuding
,the armories and arsenals Of the National
,Guard. be displayed at half-masf, and tne
|ritizsns Of the State for = like per'od are
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Thrown From a Wagon.

<ycriH Tdsgrdm 10 mS R'gisior
PARKERSBURG, W. Va, August -
horse belonging to Mr.. Weinbey, a peddler
became frightened at the cars this morn
linz and ran away with the wagon, whicl
contained eight little children. The Wagon
was upset on the corner of Fourth ant
Julian streets, throwing all Of the littI'
fellows out. Two of them, little Abb
|Rauch, son of c. NJ. Rauch, and Jess
|Cohn, his little grandson, both about si'
years of age, were badly injured. Mr.
|Rauch's little boy sustained fracture o
the skull and is in n dangerous condition
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Death on the Rail.

PITrsBURG. August A Baltimore and
Ohio mixed freight and passenger train,
which left Washington for this city last
evening. parted in the middle when fifteen
miles east of Cumberland. and came to-
gether again with great force. Three
unknown tramps, who were stealing
b ride, were caught between the bumpers
and one OF them instantly killed. His
companions were terribly crushed and will
probably die The passengers were badly
shaken up. but none of them were injured
Among those on the train were Congress
man Payne, ex-COngressman Dinnelly and
Major Short.
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\ Mcssage FROM the White House

WASHINGTON, August THE l'reSiden
has sent the following telegram to Col
samuel J. Tlden, Jr., GraystOne, IonkerS
s. Y:
Il have this moment learned of the sud
len death of your illustriOus relative
samuel J. Tilden, and hasten to expires
nv individual sorrow in an event by whicI
the State of New York has lost her mos
distinguished son, and the nation one o
its wiSest and most patriotic cOunSelors.
ISigned1 GROVER CLEVELAND.
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Gov. Hnrs Me.sage Of sympathy.

ALBANY, August Upon the receipt
pf the news, Governor Hill Immediately
sent the following dispatch;
STATE OF New YORK,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
ALBANY. y. ", August 4, lSS6. J
CoI. Samuel J. THdeR, GrdystoRe, IOHkerS
v. J.:
learn with deep regret of the death OF
Nour distinguished uncle, Samuel J. Til
den. tender you and the other relatives
NV sincere sympathy in your great he
rcavemcnt. In his death the country
looSeS one of her most eminent statesmen
and our own State, one of its most illus
trious sons. Please inform me at YOU
earliest convenience of the date which
may be fixed for the funeral, as shall
endeavOT to attend.
TSigned. DAVID B. HILL.
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Action Taken in Congress.

WASHINGTON, August 4.-When the
House met to-day Mr.. Morrison, of Hi
!noiS. offered, and the House unanimously
adopted, the following resolution:
That the House of Representatives OF
'the United States has heard with profound
borrow of the death of that eminent states
man, s. J. Tilden."
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\ Sl,2OO FIRE
In Tyler County. Supposed to DC the Worl
of an InCendiary.

Special 7;l,qrdU Ia The R,gi3,r
SISTEEsyIILE, W. Va, August l.
News came to this place this morning of
the Burning Of a barn last night belonging
To the People brothers, who reside three
miles and half back Of this place They
reside close To the :. q S turnpike, and are
highly respected by all who know them,
and the burning Of their barn has created
a great deal ef excitement. The barn was
first discovered to be on fire at L. o'clock.
The barn contained wheat, hay and harness
saddle and farming utensils ofeyery dcscrip-
tion. the boys hayingjust finished harvest
ing a few days ago and stored all their
tools in the barn. The People brothers are
very quiet and honorable young men, and
are not known to have an enemy in the
world. They say that they do not know
the barn was set on fire purpOSely
or accidentally. The loss is estimated at
81 200. No insurance. They have the
sympathy ofthe entire neighbOrhOOd.
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The Funeral.

! YoNKERs, August 4.-The funeral ar
7rangements were placed in the hands Of
Undertaken Franklin A. Rigby, of Yon
kers. 1t is expected that the funeral vii
( be held at GreystOnc and that the inter
ment will be at Lebanon, in the PrcSby
3terian cemetery.
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Wandering Toward Wheeling.

SyociGl Telegram 10 bs Rsgitcr.
TMTuNvILME, o., August 4.-Last eve
ming when the 7:23 p. M. train stopped at
this place a well dressed man with small
Sltchel and linen duster stepped from it
He went to the summer boarding house of
Mr.. KlievcS. He gave his
name as DR.. Henry, of Rochester, y. y,
claiming to be 4 dentist by profession. He
Glaimed TO be in straitened circumstances,
telling Mrs. Klicves that he had not cent
Of money, but would remember their
kindness and send them the amount
due From all appearances he had
been under the influence of liquor and il
is believed was elected from the train here
for failure to pay fare. He also says that
be was Just from New Alexandria, o.,
hnd was one of the participant
i'm the shooting scrape at that
place few days ago. When last seen he
was going down the river road towards
Wheeling.
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Special Sunday E.eur.ssss.

On and after July II, 1884, ths Or
River Railroad Company win ssil sxcnpe
sion tickets every sunday until fnFih6f
notice at the following rates: wbssiing ~
Parkersburg and return, 3295; Wheui1qG
10 Sistersyille and return, u 50. Te3ul1
|only TO be used On day of sale. Tssfn,
leaves Wheeling Alto A. 4. city tizHoS
returning. will leave ParkenbaFE = -
p. ". and sistenriiie at s:1o ?. Il, Mbeis
ing time.
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Crushed bY the Cars.

SpsciR T,l,graa 10 he Regiaer.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, August 4
Walter Sigler, son Of J. X. Sigler, Esq
Of Cairo, was run over by train on tn
b. & O. 4. r., near Cairo, yesterda
morning and terribly mangled. He die
of his injnries before night.
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Earned, st. Louis 3, Nets /; two bast
hits, Latham, Gleason, Foutz, Orr; three
base hits, Hankinson; passed balls, Reip,
slager .; wild pitches, Mays 1; first basc
on balls st. Louis IL, Nets .; first base
hits, St. Louis II, Mets7; errors, St. Louis
r, Nets 81 umpire, Valentine.
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Again Postponed.

Ell PAso, TEXAS, August 1.-THE tria
,of Cutting, set for hearing this morning
was again postponed till tomorrow. Th'
Associated Press news this morning IN.
produced general confidence in the genera
government at Washington.
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WHEELING Wv THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST s. 1886

to unite in appropriate tokens Of
respect.
Given under my hand and privy seal OF
the State at the Capitol in the City OF
Albany, this fourth day of August, in
the year Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and eightv-six.
By the Governor,
DAVID b. HILL.
IRVING F. CRAGIN,
Acting Private Secretary.
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Earned runs. Pittsburg 4, two

Brown, Handibse; three base hits, Mann
|Barkley; passed balls, Miner l, Peoples
wild pitches, Handiboei first base on ball:
off HandibOe 2; off Porter ,; first base o
errors, Pittsburg l, Brooklyn 3; struc
out, by HandibOe 2, by Porter ); error
|Pittsburg4 Brooklyn 3; first base hit:
|Pittsburg 10, Brooklyn 4.
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Parkinson for Congress,

PITTsBUIG, August 4.-The Democrats
County Convention to-day nominate,
Robert B. Parkinson, Esq. for Congress il
the Twenty-secOnd District, and 7. b
|Alcorn for the Twenty-third District
Resolutions were adopted deplOring IN
Ilemise OF Hon. Samuel J. Tilden.
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The Nets Again whoIloped.

ST. LOUIS, August 4.-The ST. Loui
Browns gave the Metropolitans anothe
good drubbine to-day. Mays Jared abou
as badly as Lynch did yesterday. 1t Wa
h one sided affair. There were no feature
to note but the Browns batting. Attend
sance, 1000.
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BASE BALL.
Pittsburg Again Defeats Brooklyn B,
Bunchine Hits.

PrTTsBURG, August 4.-The Pittsburg
again defeated the Brooklyns to-day by
punching their hits in the first two in
nings, and securing q lead that the Wis
itors could not overcome. Porter wa:
batted hard, while Handiboe held Brook
lyn's big batters down to 4 scattering hits
The fielding on 10th sides was loose At
fnnhnnnn D Snn Snnrn.
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winslow's soothing Syrup ~ e

Mr.. winslow's Soothing Syrup ~ e11| =
|iren teething, Is the prescription 8 ssoa
|the best female nunes and phySiefmgfa -
the United States, snd has beea - ~
forty years with never falling sueeso ~
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During the process Of teething - tsa15t -
Enealeulable. 1t relieves the eA0A -.
pain, cures dysentery and dianb9A, D11
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Price 25c. bottle. - - j
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Harrison nnrlee Dead.

NEW YORK, August 4.-HaTisor
'Durkee, Vice President of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, died at hi
Iresidenee in this CITY to-day.
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How the southern Improvements are Ma

The Louisiana State Lottery lightning
struck on Madison street, Memphis, at the
Ilast June 18th drawing. Mr.. J. E. Beasely
! and dex-Postmaster Hon. j. H Smith, who
went in adoIlr apiece together, drew SO,
boo. on S, 100 each Ii Is reported thst
.they win add it to the fund for protecting
the South Memphis river front, heapki'
Appeal, JkAe 15a 1885.
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The Typhoid Endemic.

PrTTsBCRG, August 4.-The typhoil
fever epidemic on the South Side show
mo signs of abatement Twenty addition
al cass and two death were reporteds tc
|iay.
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The Anarchists' Trials.

CHICAGO, August 3.-Seyeral more vii
'nesses for the defense were examined i
/. .the Anarchists trials to-day. Nothing q
Emportanee was elected.
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wHEgLIyG's own Ohio VALLEY RI O.
fee Is the boomer ofthe city. Help =

Know rHYsELF by reading IL s15eien6o
pf Liie," 4" the greatest medical uurk Osnts
published for young aad middIeAG1 nGn;
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Earned runs, Cincinnati ;, Ia

Earned runs, IlnClnnaII ), bIIIIIHOIV I
/ home runs, COrkhill |; two base hits
Manning, Baldwin; three base hits, Powell
iSommers, MuldOon; passed balls, Fulmc
! }; wild pitches, Conway ,; first base OF
balls, off Conway 3, of Pechinny 1, of
Powell ,; first base hits, ii each; errors
cincinnati 9, Baltimore 3; umpire, Walsh
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y.srr O.. .l5 Lie OF A5 urea
Salesman
~, grlg OF The DEMOCRACY
,...~,; P,samauolS Messages and
Interviews
-ay rssSAD AND XOURNFUL EVENT
49,, y.r, Nn-u>t samuel J. hi
,...-...,., q; GrayStone this morning
....., There were present with
..r- ,-...., F.. SlmmondS and Samuel
... a, niece. Miss Gould. His
...a,., ,...rrl, unexpected. and was
.tr. ...ar. o.. the heart following an
...u, q. diarrhoa and nausea.
g-.....t.l nodi,y iuhrmities incident
.......t reduced Mr.. Tilden to = mere
.-..., AMI l, las, days were marked
s.-..... .vh.rur>>.
.HE LAST HOURS
.. ... r...>.G statesman were peaceful
-..s.,- For several months past
49, $685.. .r,.,,~J unusually good
. a.. b,5 o,ined in flesh
.m.n. in ,ix months. He
.... ...l.,-o., frequently. and took
-,., J,i,y The last time
..,....... MA, nn sunday. when h,
-......-...., .v hi, faithful coaehman,
,,..r4- SUNDAY he was taken
-... ....,.. .t.n while sitting on a perch
..-....r..r.. Hpjson River, and wa
--....-,..-.,r where he vas attend
.--,...-...f and nbvsi,i,p. DIR. Charlie
>--..~. .,Nru York. The cold set
--,-. ,.r...r. and purring With
-.... .I De-. felt much better on
>.-.. at wra, out in his carriage.
.v.... ..t Yesterday he felt much bet
-. 5.r. u,. taken ayaip with the
,.-...r........ ua.r. in the parlor. and
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Baltimore Wins Another.

CINCINNATI, August 4.-The Baltimore.
alternately slugged Pechinny, Powell and
|Corkhill to-day and won the game by it
The Cincinnatis did some tall hitting, bu
were not lucky in punching their hits
The fielding on both sides was poor. At
tendance, .620. Score:
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fro beauty vhes II diseinses . pset19 - -
teeth, whitenem, vhes ns<1Ss ~ 80
piled this element Al I0veltnenA - telC
lained Through lie By uing a. f1
= & :, Z.
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Louisville Knocks Out the Athletic.

LOUISVILLE, August 4.-The LOuisvilleS
again defeated the Athletics in one-sided
contest to-day. Miller pitched for the
visitors and was batted very freely. ker
rims played brilliantly and led in batting
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Earned runs. Louisville 6; home runs

IdTHCU IUIIs, IFUUISNIIIU " HUIIIV IUI9
Wolfe; three base hits, Kerrins; pasSe,
balls, Robinson l wild pitches, Miller |
irst base on balls, Louisville 3, Athletic ,
first base hits, Louisville II, Athletic :
errors, Louisville ), Athletic 6. Umpire
Bradley.
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ANOTHER GONE,

~ By Death.
u.gsBDssr SAMUEL l. rILDn
r.s D? HIS Grand md Old Spirit at the
NJ HOURS PEACEFUL AND QUIET.
Lar Ever True as Steel, Breaks
Down
e acyrar LOSES A GREAT SON
T.. ID. Democratic Party a Wise and Kind
FaLltE
~, rr.,aa.,s Lass VIII Be Deeply
Felt
,,,s~ UNIVERSALLY EXPRESSED
-, IF the Lie Of the Great
Salesman
u, Pillar OF The DEMOCRACY
,...-,; PryamauOlS Messages and
r.nrTaN
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USE the great specific for ''eold In bead
and catarh-Dr sage's Catarh Remedy
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,..~,; P- amauOlS Messages and
Interviews
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,r Pillar OF The DEMOCRACY
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,...., n the Lie of the Great
Salesman
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--.,, rrsraas,s Lass VIII Be Deeply
Felt
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,asr UNIVERSALLY EXPRESSED
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-.y rgsSAD AND NOURNFUL EVENT

y.r y.ra. august samuel J. III
,.,....r.N q, GrayStone this morning
....., There were present with
I..r- rr...r, T.. Slmmonds and Samuel
80 .r. his niece, Miss Gould. His
....,., ,a...rIy unexpected, and was
.-..n. ...a-r u. the heart following an
-, s.aga ,E diarrho.a and nausea,
g.-..,.,a.l bodily inhrmitieS incident
... ..a reduced Mr.. Tildentoa mere
....., .-t h,, las; days were marked
.. ........ ..rH.rur>>.
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xas. Of Them All Stricken Down
I-' By Death.
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The flags all over the city are at hal
mast in honor Of and out of respect to Mr.
tTilden. The news spread very rapidly
the newspaper offices having bulletined il
Early this morning. Expressions Of Sor
row were heard on all sides, and from al
shades OF political faith, at the loss th'
'eountry has sustained. Though it wa:
known that Mr.. Tilden had been in baC
health for some time past, his death, com
ng 50 suddenly, was quite shock TO th'
community.