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Observation-Disclosures.
Tie rrcsidcnl state. Ills Reasons for DO.
Ing so.

Tile President states Ills Reasons for DO.
Ing 80.
WAmtSGroS, D. O., July l2.-Inis issuing
pardon to Il. Porter Lee, to-day, the
Pfesdentsays: "rhisConviCt was sentenC'
cd in November, 1882, at a term OF the
Circuit Court OF the United States, held at
syrscase, in the Northern district Of New
York, to be confined In the penitentiary al
M, city Of Buffalo for the term oil ten years
mon q conviction for embezzling the
funds otthe First National Bank Of Buffalo
while hO was President thereof. While
this ia statutory oHense and somewhat
technical To It's character, the public
are 50 much interested in the security
Of our banking inslilutlons and
such stric. faith and care should
b. demanded OF those having them
in charge that am much distnClined to
extend cemenCy to those properly found
guilty Of oiIeuses like that OF which that
pris6ner was convicted. His sentence
was generally regarded ut the time 1t was
pronounced very severe one, being the
iull extent Of the law. With the Commu-
tauon allowed In the State Of New York
for good conduct In prison, he has served
sentence Of hve years and 1t is entirely
certain in my mind that whatever good Ia
ever TO b0 wrought upon him individually
has already been accomplished.
"Atthe time Of his conviction his wife,
anOble, courageous and devoted woman,
and five small children, were the sad sui.
4. 4. .t.. uS,A I'M.
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ST. LOUIS, July 12.-ln the game today
both pitchers were hit hard, and the 200
spectators Witnessed a regular slugging
maich-a close game OF It's kind. Conis.
key and Larkin made long hits to the
fence which netted home RIMS. Gleason
made some beautiful stops Of hard hits and
Larkin and Caruther's batting were iea.
lures. Walsh was otFin umpiring. Score
st. Louis 10; Athletics 8.
Earned runs, Browns 8; Athletics 4.
Home runs, Larkin. Two base hits, Gar.
uthers 2, Kemler, Larkiu, sLovey. Three
base hits, Catuthsrs, Gleason. Wild
pitches, Atkinson 2. First bass on balls,
of, Foutz 1; of Atkinson 2, First base
hits, Browns 10; Athletics IL. Errors,
Browns o. Athletlcs3. Umpire, Walsh
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YOLUME XXXIV,.-.NUAIBER 27s.

slightly but none seriously, Several Ia,
dies tainted. II might have been a serious
accident.
The Pspal Nuuelo Monsiguor Hanscero
was with the Cardinal.
Besides the ministers mentioned there
are present Rsys Archer and Engle, OF
Pittsburgh Conference, j. Il. YoGmster
President Of the Park Association and ].
F. GOucheE, Of Baltimore, Prof.. Shields,
OF keyseT, Brown, Of Glenyille, Lee, OF
Wheeling, ara still on the grounds in at
tendance q! the services Of the camp
grounds.
From Wheeling are DR., T, II, Logan, O.
w, Conner and family, the family OF Isaiah
Warren, Miss s. J Meholin and others,
The attendance at the auditorium Sun.
day was fully 600, and some one remarked
that next Sabbath It would be more than
doubled,
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Dou,nEC to wheat.

wsmSarox, July l9.-prOt. Dodge, the
SIsIistician Of the agricultural Department
says concerning the various estimates
made from his last report on the wheat
ctop that though the average ot eondl,
tons OF spring wheat on the hEst day o.
!lly was g0, II fell 10 ~ at the time ol
harvest, which is only three points highei
luSn the present condition, and represents
loss Of less than 6,00O,O0 bushels e
comptred with the result Of last yeAr'I
hcSrycst. The damage occutfed last yeaI
10 the last two weeks Of July, and The
la.e, "a In great risk Of futthef damage
during JAY and August, but that alteads
reported means only a lOsa Of 0,OOO OOl
bushels IN Bprlng yhsat, and G,0OO,0 ir
winter wheat, or Total loss oil ll,0OOIOOC
Iia.heIS ln Wheat during the month o
Vuuei
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ruE pEMocRArIC PARTY
without n Leader and All Torn Up Gem
ernllY.


WASHINGTON, D, O., July l2,-As the
session draws to close, the inability oI
the Democratic party to conduct the
affairs Of the Government becomes more
glsringly apparent. In the White House
ats the President engaged in yetoing a
mass OF small pension bills, sneering al
the applicant and Congress in every mes
sage and CharscteriziRg his state papers
with a coarse wit.
Outside, his party are without a head,
without principle or policy on which
they can unite. They can not keep a
pledge they made the people, and will
not. Their pledge to reform the tariG is
dead letter, 1t never was alive, Their
pledge TO economizs the expenditures oI
the Government is another dead letter,
Their only attempts at economy have been
in the direction of repudiatlng honest
debts. Their pledges on Civil Service re-
form have been broken over and over
again, and the whole matter made laugh
ing stock. Their pledges in regard to the
navy are all broken because they dared
not appropriate the necessary funds,
They will make no provision for coast de-
lenses for the same reason. The long ses'
sion draws to a close and there Is only
shown list OF sins Of omission and COM
mission,
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RoNE, July l2.-A sergeant Of the in.
iantry garrison at MonSea attempted to.
day TO kill himself with a rifle. Among
his effects was found q letter addressed tc
the King, stating that he had been deputed
by secret society 10 kill the King, buI
preferred 10 die himself, and CoinmendInp
bis mother 10 the Kings care, WheS
taken before . magistrate the sergeant adj.
hefed 10 the stAt0HlBntln bis letter but re-.
fused 70 divulgs the name Of the society
King Humbet on reading the letter baId
that the man must DO lunatlC who
ting suicide,
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l.luuld. 10 tlu rhrough tha ,tnll.

wAIBlSaroS, July lS.-The Postmaster
General las In compliance with petitions
SigOed BY large numbers Of business men
In numerous cities, amended the postal
laws aud regulations 90 aS 10 permit the
transmission through the mails within the
United States and territories ol liquids not
liable 10 explosion, or spontaneous com.
buShon OF Ignition BY shock or af, and
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wAsaSaroS, D. O., July l9,-rhO Pres
ident has denied the application for par
don in ths case Of James Milton undergo.
Ing sentence for violation Of section 6,4S5
acknowledged re!aininRan excessive fee
ior . oSeCuling pension case. The Pres.
ident in passing on the case says: "The
oaense for which the prisoner was convict
ed consisted Of extofting from q soldier fol
procuring his pension 5000, when hO wat
caly entitled 10 $40. Tnis crime 10 q ser.
ious one aud lie bad consequences are ial
reaching, involving extortion from soldier
Who put themselves In the power Of pen.
sion agents and leading 10 criminal praeti
Ces in the procurement Of pensions, The
people who make II q business TO procure
pensions Hre often Oi such . character a.
~ need all tho restraint and when guilty
all the punishment they receive,
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AT Phtladelphia-New York, 0; Phlla.
dslphia, I. Earned runs, New York, q
Philadelphia, 8 First base hits, New
York, o; Philadelphia, 8, Errors, New
York, Z; Philadelphia, I.
At Kansas City-Dstroits, 49,; Kansas
City, 9. Earned runs, Dstrnit, IL; Kansas
Uity,l. First base hits, Kansas City, 0;
Detroit, "a, Errors, KansaS City, VI De.
troit, 3.
AZ Washington Bostons, s; Nationals,
8. Earned runs, Bostons, /; Nationals, 9.
Base hits, BOst0ns, 0; Nationals, 0. Er.
tors, BoBtons, 81 Nationals, 10.
At IT. LoIls-Chicago, .; st. Louls, 4.
Earned runs, Chicago, i ". Louis, Q.
First base hits, Chicago, 4; 81. Louis, y.
Errors, Chicago, 4; ~. Lo1ls, ..
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In 1illnols-1iaii AIows Down the Growing
CrOpA.

III Ahiuule-Alhil NAuWH bUWH tne NfuWHN
Crops.
KANKAKEE, Its July 12.-Ruin and
desolation mark the course Of Fridays
storm through the section Of country
southwest Of here. Hail was the prlnci.
pal agent Of destruction. Commencing al
a point one mile west ol ChebanE and ex.
tending two and three miles northwest,
thence almost retractng itl course toward
the southeast TO a point between Clifton and
Ashland, the storm moved swath three
10 four miles wide, Destroying every spe.
Cies Of vegetation In its path. Luxuriaut
fields Of corn, elk feet high, we're cut close
to the ground. Timothy and oats we're
moved down as though the harvester had
passed through them, and to-day scores Of
farmers were raklng up these crops which
have never felt the touch oi q sickle.
Every window on the north side Of the
buildings Ia The track Of the storm Ia rid.
died, houses aud barns we're inEooied aAd
stock killed.
Adam Fits, In Pilot township, was
struck by lightning and killed. In the
town Of Essex, Miss Kate HAnnon was
proBtrated by bolt She 10 seriously Ia.
iufed,
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HORRIBLE REVENGE
ANp A yERY ERAaIo SUICIDE.
a Man DsOOys Friend who Married his
Divorced Wife to . Lonely Place and
pslugss him with VItrIui, and Then
Puts Bullet Through his Head,

PITTsBuReH, Pa, July l9,-some TIM
since the wife OF John n, Duvall obtaines
q divorce. On the same day she procured
a marriage license and married Jacob II
Jones, a resident Of this city, Duvall whc
knew OF this msrriage made no effort L
prevent it, nor did he seem to have any
objsction to 1t, All the parties are young
none OF them being over thirty years oi
age, They reside on Mount Washington,
a sparsely settled suburb, upon top Of a
high bluff, which overlooks the city from
the west side OF the Mouongahsla, To-day
Duvall went TO Jones, and on the pre-
tense OF bringing the latter to his house
ona friendly visit, dacoyed him to go to
his house, which stands near the brow oi
the hill,
In stroll about the premises Dlvall
led Jones back Of an old barn which
stands near by, and when sale from OBJ
servation and far beyond hearing OF any
possible protectors Of the latter, seized q
can OF vitriol which he had concealed for
the purpose, and flung the soaring liquid
into the face OF tho unfortunate Jones,
VITO totally disarmed by the appsrent
friendship oi DuVall, was unprepared for
such o murderous onslaught. Stunned
by the fearful pain caused by the raVages
OF the burning acid, Jones fell to the
ground and writhsd in agony while
bis assailant stood by and gloat-
ed over his horrible work. Alter
watching the sutfsrings Of Jones until his
aendish pleasure had been entirely salts.
fed. DlvAll went to the edge Of the clia
where there Is sheer descent Of 5000
feet, and shooting himself through the
head fell headlong to the bottom. He was
picked up and carried 10 a house near by
where he is Still lying in an inselsible
condition with no hope Of recovery. Jones
was found and cared for, but is in very
serious condition, and Il hs RECEIVERS will
be badly disfgured and totally blind.
Mrs. Jones is nearly Crazsd with grief
and requires constant attention.
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A Brutal Murder.

ST. LOUIS, July IA special nom
Coldwater, Kas., says tha! brutal mur.
der has has just been committed eighteen
miles south OF that place. John Nelson,
a wealthy landowner, aud man OF about
80, hRs frequently forbidden persons from
gathering wild pluns from the thickets
upon his premises. Yesterday morning
he ordered of several young men. all oil
whom, with the exception Of ]. D. Ray.
mer, son Of neighbSr, left withou! any
trouble. Raymer, however, assaulted and
shameiully abused the old man. In the
afternoon, Mr.. Nelson went to watch thu
grove and gather plums. AS he did not
return to supper search was made, and his
dead body was found under a tree, horri.
bly, mutilated. His death was caused by
a rifle shot, the ball having passed through
the neck. The skull wss crushed, the face
and breast covered with heel marks and
bruises by blunt instrument. About
o'clock gun shot was heard in the thick.
ct and Rlymer was seen skulking from it
with Winchester rife In his hand. He
Immediately left the country, going, 1t Ia
supposed, to the Indian Territory.
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New YoRx, July l9-Aaron Cruch ant
his wife Lucy, aged 50 years each, were
found dead in their bedroom at No. q
Lexington avenue this morning, both
having committed suicide by shooting
themselves through the head. They
committed the act sometime between
o'clock last night, when the were ast seer
alive, and | o'clock this afternoon, when
their dead bodies were discovered. The
husband had sent a bullet through hit
head behind the left ear and his vile had
shot herself through the right temple
Cruch was merchant, doing business al
So Beaver street.
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cor, TANEY's CIRCULAR
To tho Democracy of thO State startling
Disclosures Made.
sUsri1l DisDdich 10 Ns IaillllqeRetr.

To tho Democracy Of the State-StartlInE
Disclosures Made.
Special DJpdieh to ths IHlSllIqsReT,
PARKERsHURa, W, VAn July 12,-Youl
correspondent, in q way known only tc
newspaper men, obtained possession to-
day Of q remarkable circular Issued by
General Manager Tansy, Of the Register
to the torn and bleeding Democracy oI
the State. Iuasmuch as the fact Of the
INTRLLIGEScER publishing the circular
may cast reflection on the integrity oi
some OF Col. Tansy's trusted friends,
will state Just how | got onto IL, was
was walking up street to-day, and Mr..
D. H. Leonard, Chairman Of the DeMo.
cratic Executive Committee, was imme,
dlately in front OF me, He had occasion
to lift his hat in recognizing lady &C.
quaintanCe, when q paper escaped from
It, which was waited to my feet by a
tayorlng breez9. Ny first impulse was to
return TO MIR. Leonard his property, but
on learning its character took another
notion, and now / expect to see the De-
moCraCy Of the State Convulsed by its
publication. Col. Taney may not have
the gaudy pinions OF the June bug, but,
like the wingless bedbug, he gets there
all the same, in tho following manner:
N0r PRIVATE.
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LOUISVILLE, July l9.-rho home team Is
still keeping upits slugging, and batted
Powell to-day for a total Of 20 bases, earn.
ing 0 runs. The features OF the game were
Cross's home run, bringing in two men,
and Wolte's marvellous fielding. Both
clubs played fine fielding game.
nnIngs.........-...... / 23466 $50
EaSiiSils haghSDis.. ....:.. 8 III III
Earned runs, Louisville 8, Home runs
Gross. Two base hits, Gross, WerriCk,
Mack, Powell. Three base hits, Strauss,
Passed balls, Gross /, Fulmer 8. First
base on balls, by Powell 4, HeCker /,
First base hits, Louisvile q, Baltimore 4.
Errors, Louisville l, Baltimore2, Umpire,
Kelly.
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LONDON July lg.-Ths Mark Lane Er.
pre,, In iu weekly review Of the British
grain trade SAysi Tile weather 10 ans,
iayoring blossomlnE. The wheat trade ID
hrmer. The sales ol English wheat during
the past week was 2O,S2l quarters Rt 30a
"a against q ,40l quarters az 33J 81 during
the corresponding week Of last year.
Flour ID very dull. There were thirteen
arrivals Of wheat gargoeS, four were sold
and three were Withdrawn, There was
almts Al nothing doing In the trade forward,
To.day's market iOE wheat and aour wa
0loW and pflCes unchanged,
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AS eaa:eru paper Demands an inspector
olicocrcam, owing to the numerous cases
Of poisoning icom eating that seductive
fruit. 1t wero better to 90 to the root OF
the evil and have an inspector OF pumps
appointed for every dairy farm.
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aTna Gnt democratic County Conyen'
tlon IN the Fourth District has met, that
Of R9ane county, and elected Gibson dele
gates, which Is said to be an indication OF
the Gnal outcome Of the fight in that dis
tire. Tor the nomination,
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OuR PMkersburS correspondent iurn.
ish IS au entertaining contribution to the
political literature Of the times in Col.
Taney's secret circular 10 the Democracy
Of tue State, which refused to remain
stcreted in Chairman Lsonards hat.
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GENERAL CHANTS daughter who mar
rioa an Erglahman seems to bs having a
dstre 'sing time OF it, II the accounts OF
tho tre.,tmont she receiveS from her hus.
banrs i,mily are true. That she be-
s,asel he, baud where her heart dictated
clnuo, be denied, but English brutality is
no. exactly the thing to keep alive her re-.
plrl And erteam.
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A aErRLsGSrArIyE Of tho New York
Herald started last night on an exploring
expedition to the North Pole. These
trips are nothing more than foolish ex'
po,ures to tho rigors of the frozen zone.
Tney accomplish nothing.
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CHcssATl is nOtsa healthy place for
.bo base ball umpire, unless he is very
exgeft in dodging beer glasses, which are
harlol at him by an admiring and en-
ihnlias:.e crowd.
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TuE Phile4elphia Pres, slys; Senator
Konua, Of wes! Virginia, insists that he
never played game Of poker in his IiIe.
Is the gentleman sure he is from West
virginia?" Certainly he Is sure, the
Democratic statesmen of West Virginia
never play poker.
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STATE POLITICS,
GIBSON CAPTURES RoANE COUNTY,
Tho Delegates uuinstructed but said to be
Solid for Eustace- Col. Tansy's Mourn.
full secret Circular to the pemoe.
rary-Coniersnce Asked for,
Special D1paieA 70 Ms MillIlgenelr.

PARKERsBuRa, W, Va, July i9,-The
first gun Of the campaign in the Fourth
district has been fred, The ROaue Coun,
ty Democrats met in convention at speu'
Ger last Saturday and elected delegates to
the Congressional convention. No in,
structions were given, but from one oi
the delegation it Is learned that Roane
will 60 for Eustace Gibson by q solid vote.
This Is considered great triumph for Glib,
son, and also q valuable pointer as to the
outcome OF the contest
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DIED

BETtiRLL-A MlBneapOliS, MINI, tuddeniv. mn
saturday July ", 1850, hiNNiE Cox, vile oi y,
Funeral lhl, tTusidayl afternoon a, 500 O'Clock,
from tho tcaidSnCO OiJ. h gfOsr, LSathss,
wood, lnLStmSh, pilVAtS,
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IlrSrRIcrLY CoyFlDEyrlAL,

B9" DoN'T GIVE IT AWAY.
To all true Democrats in The aspiring hill
counties of our majority aud in The humble
raLley, Of our unpaid and C0iceleS nj
nority, gretting'
All, there! old boys. This thing won't
do. You may pertinently inquire in q
deep gutteral Camden tone what things
will reCite. The INTRLLIdENcRR has been
getting ahead OF me in good many
things, but what breaks my heart, what
crushes my Democratic soul, ,-and have
4 sort OF spiritual interest In the party
ia the number Of Democrats who wash the
dirty linen OF the party in the enemy'a
camp. II this is not as plain as the nose
on your face l will make 1t palmer,
namely, the communications Of Democrats
appearing semi, mi,Convulsively In the
columns OF the 1STRLLIGENCER, an &C.
knowledged foe to our cause. All these
things worry me, in fact have unnerved my
strong editorial right arm, and they must
be stopped. What | propose is q secret
conference in the monkey cage at Wheel.
ing park on July %, where we may chat.
ter over our difficulties and draw the line
some where, as 1t must be chalked out
Gooner or later. will say for your cdillca,
ton that Mr.. Carlo Behlero and Tomasi
Houstoni will be present on the occasion
and will entertain you as none others can
II you cannot find room in the cage the
roof will bO at your disposal. Don't fail
to be on hand. TIE party Is IN danger.
JAMES B. TANRY,
General Manager Of the West Virginia
Printing Company, publishers and pro-
prietors OF the Wheeling Regbter.
P.S.-Came early and stay late, and iol
"Goodness sake don't say Il told you"
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HAsE nALL.
Tho STetropolItans Down the Pittsburgh,
by Heavy Hitting,

Tho STetropolltans Down the Plttsburghs
by Heavy Hitting.
PlrTsHuRaH, July 12,-The Metropol,
itans won a good game from the Pitts,
'Ourghs this afternoon by heavy batting.
The home club wero weak at the bat and
played carelessly in the field. Attend.
auCe $500. Score:
Gnnipga,,~....u ..... l S4567
ttfopSiiiii', aelfopoataaG... '.'., ! 9 XII
Earned runs, Metropolitans, 0. Two
base hits, Roseman. Three base hits,
ReipsChloger. Passed balls, Carroll, 2.
Wild pitches, Morris, /. First base on
errors, pittsburghs, l. Struck out, by
Morris, Z; by Lynch, @. Errors, 8 each.
Base hits, Pittsburghs, Z; Metropolitans,
10. Umpire, Valentine.
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THAI ancient chestnut, the report that
Geronimo is ready to surrender, Is sgain
waited from the Far West,
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TnE champion crank is the New York
man who has started for Europe in an
oDen boat without rudder or compass. It
will no! be difficult to guess his fate.
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Tng croakers can take back seat, The
+ ,hth ward has gained in population in
the pgs, year. So has the rest OF the city,
Go,o! Floup la! Boom the old toNn
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Special DiIpuith 10 Ire IHiatienea.
MARtErA, o., July l9.-Thomas sny'
der's eawlnlll boiler exploded At 2 p 70.
dA fatally iDjuring Judge Snyder and
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Tng old fashioned Quaker campmeetinR
Al Mountain Lake Park ID a season OF
much enjnyment to those in attendance.
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T0g President is beginning TO hedge on
III, veto business, having ordered one
r,se to be Feopened,
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Tur King Of Siam, tits said has named
ri, newest son after George Washington,
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not inaammable, soft soap, pastes or con.
ieCtions, ointment, salves or articles OF
similar consistency under certain Condi-
tlonE, insuring safety To other mail matter
in transmission.
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Ghs Gsteuigsttrer,

oaee, Sos, 4S and ~ Fourteenth street,
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Sunday was red.lettor day with the
Catholics Of Oakland, Cardinal Gibbons,
Of Baltimore, who is now stopping Of Deer
Park, held high mass at 81. Peters church,
An excursion train Of ten cars came from
Cumberland and one Of I've cara from
Grafton, The church would not hold one.
fourth Of those wishing 10 attend. He
preached from Romans, 9th chapter. II
was well delivered, the Cardinal having a
very pleasant voice and dlbllnut uLlerance.
He showed the difference between Gods
care over the ancient Israslltes and that
now exercised over his people the follow.
efs Of Christ being much nearer 10 Him
now than were they.
The Immense crowd gathered on the
porch In front Of the church caused II to
give way In the center, preClpitating the
crowd Into the opening, lnjutlng some