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BULGARIAN MuDDLE
Sooms Likolicr Evcry Day TO Mako
Worry Serious Trouble.
THE H"-.'sn Pres. Demanding IA. i.,.~.
dat" Occupation "f n.igsris. whii.
the Military Authorities sr. said
q" h~ Making hsten-i,e rrop.
srat,ons f.r Onsa-ise
Operations.

VirSNs, Aug q; II IL rumnrcd that
i'ussla IL making extensive military aud
naval preparations, and has ordered tho
movement OF tho fleet toward the Iloun,s.
Ian coast. IL l. also rumorcd that the
Berlin aud Vienna Courts ATE making
strenuous efforts through Prince Aiosnn.
der's father 10 dissuade Alexander from
returning To- bulgaria Tho Ru.slnn press
demands the Immediate occupation OF
Bulgaria.
LoSDoS, Aug s5..-The reply Of tho Gar
20 the address sent bim by the Zankon
eoVernncnt u frigidly wordsd, although
N" promises 10 protect bulgaria Tue
Iortc has received replies from the various
powers to tts circular announcing Prince
AlcNandcrs deposition. with the cx.
ception of Italy the different government.
merely note the contents of the circular
rcscrving all ultorior communlratloua
Tho reply OF Italy la addition recognizes
W" forto's right TO protest against tho
illcgnlity of Prince AlcNandef'A deposi.
Ton. AZ mass meeting held at Siivuo
houmelin, u was unanimously resolved 10
support Prince Alexander Joples of the
resolutions were forwarded 10 the foreign
ministers at bucharest A naeting NJ
hasennlik, Houmclia, sont N telegram 90
tho ,sar begging him 10 continue 10 oHt,nd
hls tnvors 10 bulgaria.. Tho Gar, ia an.
swering, assured them OF his good will to.
ward the buigariens N they would main
tain order, aud in this task Russian agents
would support them.
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FIRE DAMP.
Explosion in Coal Mino at scran.
ton.
'"e Miners Hlilod aud so,cr., o,,,
Wounded.

SCRANTON, Aug no --Thcrc ves an .,,,,o.
SION SION OF gns In the Fair Lawn Coiiicrv' i'm
'u's CITY, at eight O'Clock this morning. hv
wn'rn Hugh Conncrs. aged thirty.civht; (;
suw"'n n "anghan aged forty; Michael
a.Nie, aged forty.hvei John Karrivnn.
.geu thirty-fve and Edward piorc, n,scd
.MentN toui, were killed, aud Patrick ,'nn.
49,, nE'l twenty-onc. and John Nnnn.
hheS,u swentN i've, seriously injured rier~a
'', I .n"rkc M The ventilation of the mine.
s.nu ZOE othors were miners aud laborcr,
, ~np ma" gone to the mine tn make Inn.
IoNyinents in the mir chambers The col.
n'IN hnNinF heen idle for a few dnVs tb.v
~, proceeded 10 the lower vein. four.
p,...'.. ,n hundred feet from the surface Hero
',,' - Went ahead of them Ia test the air.
% ~ miners aud iaborcrs followed him 10 ,
s'V.s tut about ono thousand foot from tbs
iSot or Tue slope. lie was on an inriipe liit.
ing hls safety lamp To the roof. whrr. Tho
T,i T,inP entered large quantity of Hrc damp.
M M sns penetrated the gHuze aud the explo.
SION occurred When n rcsouing party on.
wIeh the vein about nm hour sfterwar,i
,nVN round That tonnorS, Gaughan and
IfNle were dead. Kcrrigan died while ho
hk carried up the slope. Conncrs. who
WI recover was able 90 tell the story ol
w. Incident On count OF the poisonous
u,''r Inhp thnt prevailed after The cxpio
,.oh thc senrchcrs were not able 10 hnd
'''o" body until hnlf-pnSt twelve.
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Married His sten.Mother.

SrA GHr, STATE CAN'T, ~ j., Aug % a
wedding, which interested many OF the
soldiers cncnmpcd here, took place Thurs
day night at Manasquan, n small village
adjoining Sen Girt Washington Parks, n
furniture manufacturer of Philadelphia,
was married 10 his stop-mother. Mrs.
Parks. The bride was the widow OF her
present hus Islands father the late
Richard Parks who was in the tns-
sci business Ira Philadelphia Sh. is
tMeniy-six years Of age, aud married the
elder Parks three y.ars ago He died
leaving an estate estimated - bo worth
$4,000, which was divided between tho
widow and his two children One of the
conditions named In the will was that
ia the event OF the widow marrying again
she would forfeit the estate aud
The money would revert 10 Tn,
son, Washington Parks. Inasmaeb a.
the widow was married again she forfeits
her sl25, ,pO but in conformity with the
terms implied in the will the estate goes 20
her husband. Mr.. Parks always manifest
ed great fondness for bis young step.
mother, which eventually ripened into
love He, too, is tweuty-six years OF age.
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BULaARrA's HERO.
Alexander Proceeding Back Ia uu- Cant
tai In Triu,nph.

Alexander Proceeding Back Ia ui- capl.
tai In Triumph.
NrSrcnrK, Aug 30 Prince AIexnndot
h"s been warned 10 take prccaution nt,aina,
possible attempts ON his lfe by Pnnslevis,
fanatics and followers OF the METROPOLITAN
element, whose party has indications in
,he interior OF Bulgaria. Prince Al.xnn.
nnr arrived AZ Sistovn this morning Uis
o,htfN into the town aud his progress through
~ wns one continuous triumph The peopie
hitod tho Prince from his cnrrinpn nnd
carried him on their shoulders 10 the S,rceL
,hurch' whore n Tc Dcum was sunv Tbc
filnce afterwards started for Tirnova. aud
arrived there this evening The popuince
ni iifnovn gave Prince Alexander an ON.
'uuNinstic welcome Adviccs from 9on,
s,ny mat the city is excited aud that some
disorders have occurred VI ZnnkoG. tho rev.
olutionaiy lender. was attacked H.. I, moi
nnh nc1rly killed n IL expected That tle
military plotters Will be executed, aud that
amnesty will be granted % tho other con.
spitHtoFs. manifesto has bocn lssucd bv
Iilhce alexander. IL approves the meas.
urcs adopted 10y the StambuloT ref-enc,,
confirms the existing Ministry and the an
pointmnnt OF MutkouruH ~ Comnaudei..
in-thief or the army. thanks tho penpio aud
army Tor their fidelity aud resoiuic atti.
Inhe IN fnyor OF Independence, imploro.
zoo : hl"ssinR and urges all 90 unite in
promoting che welfare Of Bulgnrin
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Job Printing.

All kinds OF Job Printing done with nea,.
be afforded.
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AN EARTHQuAKp
stu Hundred Person. kuicd aud Inward.
"f One Thousand Seriously In.
iur~d la are.ce.

ArnrSs, Aug. -. Tho area Of tho di-
rict which Il affected by earthquakes. ycs
tcrday, u phenomcnally large, especially
as to width, aud at least six towns have
been entirely destroyed. whilc a score OF
Others arc partially demolished. ON tho
main land there has been great damage "a
property, but comparatively little loss OF
NE On the islands tho deadly effect OF
the disturbances has bccn most severe
nnu Y n estimated that 600 persons
have been killed, and upward of i.o0 so
riousiy injured The unduiations OF
the earth were sinEuiarly regular in their
occurrence, aud the actual shocks averaged
twolvc seconds each in duration Tho In.
hsbltnnts evcrywhcre In tho disturbed al.
tricts havo abandoned tho houses still
standing, aud all are camping out In the
helds. The breaking of the tolegraph
wires hy the uphcnvRls has made ft nj.
most impossible TO obtain deta ils, aud A. ~
beloved thai the reports already received
underestimate the damage aud loss OF life
IN, 'reek Cabinet t. in continuous session.
and transport with tents food, phya,,
clans medicines and company OF pom.
piers started Tor the stricken districts Hat
urday evening.
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FrenrIed NAMES.

NArLEs, Aug. -. Mount Vesuvius IL now
In violent state Of eruption, and the peo-
plc living In It's vicinity have fed to the
interior, where they are coDgregated in
open fields. spending the most Of their time
IN prayer and supplication. Naples is
almost depopulnted, and the few people
VINO remain are also pnnic-stricken The
open spaces and squares of the citv
arc hlled with men and women
upon their knees Offering up prayer
70 stay the eruptIons md save their lives.
The same state Of CONSERVATION exists az
Bari. where the priests arc prociaiming
that the eruption o. visitation OF God be
cause Of the wickedncss Of the people A
consequent waksning Of religious fervor
has taken place. Nearly every person in
the town can bo seen in n devotional atti-
fude nj almost any time In the day or
night
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IlIInaI. farmer KilIed.

crNrH,if,, IT,, Aug ~ squire .taines
J Chambers aged about sixty years. ru old
pioneer farmer of Clinton County, residing
three miles south west Of here. was w
rtantly killed in this city this morning
he brought load ~ wood - town.
nnd whii" pnesinK through an alley
70 deliver ~ the wagon struck nif
obstruction, throwing him 10 thn
ground at tho hocls ~ the horses and ths
'front.' Wheels passsd over his breast. Iils
SON Thomas was ahead of him - short dis
lance with load, aud, scring him fail
buried back 10 his assistance. Tho father
looked up into his sons eyes nnd told hin,
=" was dying, mud before medical aid cOald
bo procured be expired
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HARD FATE.
A Maryland Convict whoa. Twelve, ar
Term is Concluded IL a.. %. Trans.
ferrcd for Another Period 10


BALTIMORE. Aug. G-David Peyton. n
convict IN the Maryland ponitcntlary un
der sentence oftwelvo years for burglary.
VIII finish his term tomorrow morning.
he viii not step Out of his coil ~ froa man,
however. Deputy Sheriff Hosemnn will
De present with a warrant from
Inc b0yefnor of Massachusetts, charging
IeyJon WIN being an escaped convict
from the state prison of that Com
monNealtb The deputy Will turn blm ovor
70 Ofiicer Joseph A. Moore OF Boston. and
he will obsck 20 Massachusetts. peytonia
residence la tho Maryland penitcntinry
has made n changed man OF him so nuof,
so That Warden Horn aud other ofiieials
nave furnished him with isstitnoniala of
good conduct, they believing that he u a
thoroughly reformed man. Ifs has been
commended 10 the Governor of Maasnchu-
setts m deserving OF ciemency
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Piero d Ihrouah and Ihrnunh.

DrNrra No, Aug. ~ "A terrible acct.
don't happened a. illmmcthberg a. 60. =
sewmill, located ~ Burlington, n station
twelve miles cast Of Dexter. a man by elo
name of Bainos being struck ia tho lofs
side ~ . piece Of tim ber thrown some way
from the saw. Tho timber, which vas
nnilcr % one end than the other. entered
his side, Just below the nipple. and pena.
ttated bin through aud through. coming
out on the other side. Dra. Eendnl 81
Stk"st"ti, and Bartlett. of Poplar Blur,
we're called and tho timber removed. The
doctors have no hope ~ his recovery but
ne ~ yet alive and seems 20 be- s,etfiIR
along very vol. Balne. b from lI.ll ana.
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DuQyofs, Ia; Aug. ID Yesterday after.
noon, while working thresa lng machine
on farm about seven miies south az Ron.
ton, Franklin County. lliluois. q man aaf1af
Wm. odle. who va feeding CSC fhrashar.
started T. g. o. the straw-start ue1r Nv.
and in turning around % Do 30 got over
balanced. and WAS ~ unfurfnuafe 81 fo fall
back into the machine and Has almost if.
stently killed. he Nns horribly maDQird
and died shortly aftef being cxtficsied Ha
wef uuried to-day On The retufn from TIE
tunerai horas aud buggy drivar i,, sfr.
james Jopss, a cousin ~ the deceased rar
lutufed.
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A Brooklyn man, who has daugh-
ter with two tongues. was arrested ~
an agent of tie Society for The Prcven-
ton Of Cruelty 70 Children for placing
her on exhibition 30 a dime museum.
whore she was obliged TO keep her
mouth open half an hour ~ time a
hOfrid man says that If the agents
Of the s. =. 9. g think Il - cruelty
for a female 20 keep her mouth open
half an hour ~ time they are labor
lng gHnder hago mistake. p Noryfsfeua
Aeraid
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ATTEMPTED Exlotlon Ea.lsn.

DunLis, Aug ST-Ah sttempt Wa nisds
% enforce evictions a. D0nOh0rOugh.
County Cork. today tbs police being
aided ~ detachment ~ solder Only
one eviction vas accomplished. when fhe
PEOPLE attacked tHe police snd military
with Jucu desperation that iafiisas bro
ceedings we're abandoned several of the
police snd military were severely injured
bv stone
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WESTERN ExpLoRERs.
The Hitherto unknown Feature. or Crate,
Lake, IN Oregon. brought TO Light

WAsniNoroN, Aug. 29.-A party sent out
10y the Geological Survey. under the com.
mand ofCaptain Clarence T.. Dutton, U. Il
A. has succeeded In rcnching and making
complete survey Of Crater Lake. in
Oregon a BODY Of water whose shores.
win the possible exception OF one point on
The south have never before boen touched
bN Tho foot OF white men Tho
party boats were hauled n hundred
miles by mule teams, dragged
by detail Of soldiers up lhr
snow.clad sides OF the ridge which sur.
rounds tho lake, and lowered by ropes
rom the crest 10 tho water. nine hundred
feet below. One hundred and nixtv sound
ings were made, tho result of which gave
ihc general character Of the lake bottom.
iwo large submerged cindcr cones were
found, respectively 800 and 900 feet high.
the rest Of the bottom being fiat Captain
puttpn believes this Co bo the deepest body
oi tresh wafer ON the continent The great
est depth attained by the sounding line
was 2,O00 feet.
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Ba.Inea. Emharrassmsnls

NEw YOHE. Aug. H.-Ths business fail
ures occurring throughout the country
during the last seven days. Fof the United
Ststes. III, and for tauado ~ y total q
1Dl, ~ compared with n total - ~ iasf
week, and ~ the week previous ~ tue lasf
The increase this week arises mainly iu
Canada. Business casualties this week ifl
tns Eastern, southern and Middle States
continus liZht
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Cooked BY an EIeot,.o flash.

ST. JosEPH. MOI, Aug "a. -Durioga thnn-
der shower this evening five.yesr. old son
Of Anton Tesm, of the ~. JOsagh police
force, was struck by lightning and fatally
injured. His mother, who was IN she back
yard With her child, was shocked. hat not
seriously The little fellow had gone out
during luii, and was bending over = fnb
~ water The electric current went into
tho back part of bis neck aud down fhs
spinal column aud the right limb into the
ground. The flesh over which the currsnt 3
from The bone
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STARTLING plsooysry al 81. LauI,.

~. Louis. Aug. 21-Tbc vault cIeaners
made a'discovery In the rear OF il0g South
Third street this morning that duplicates
the one made last month la the rear NJ Joe
mhs"rang ssalOon on Eastern avenue They
found two human skulls In n vault md
enough other arms aud legs and ribs "a nll
a barrel The premises are being excaynted
Tor a pork house aud when last occupied
the old building on the lot was a tenement
house and the resort ri thieves. thugs aud
criminals generally. The coroner hss taken
charge Of the bones
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Wmcox. Aniz., Aug 2o-Coionel Wade
hns rounded up All She Chiricahuas and
lie has them under guard, aud will uoiess
.ouc accident occurs. carry out General
Miles plans - moving them out Of Ari-
zoua Territory. Captain Iawton g. in
close proximity % Geronimo. who has
asked Tor better terms than uncooditionsf
surrender
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Farmers Bouad and Robbed

brltrvnLr. MicH, Aug 30 Benjamin
Elwel, aged eighty aud bis wife. aged
seventy six. were attacked bv two burglar,
~ ther home last night. Mr. Elwel wa.
hit with club by one Of the men. stunning
nInl. Inc Oh couple were then gagged aud
800 ~ notes and mortgages stolen bv the
men who escaped ia safety.
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CEREDO WAYNE co. W. VA. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER o rss


The French ship I't,"ii- uo-s q. 80. nss-
'"'"-twsi,c of the Grew prewa~s.
INV yosS. Aug. ~ +. A ~ Johns az. ~
special % tho H.raid says; a dispatch
ffom ~. Pierre announces tho total loss ~
the French ship L'Etoilr. Abe ws- com
mshd"d hN Captain thrfui. aad wa.
mHnn"dbt ci"W ~ twenty one fishermen.
~" was returning, nsh iaduft with
others OF The Grand Bank hsef. when. dur.
ing tho prevalence OF n dense fpg aud very
h"iSierous sea. ia" struck yesterday morn.
alyu", was shattered in pieces and immcil.
atelN sank. Twelve 81 hor crow we're
drowned Nlns with tho Capiain were
WhHh"d thruuEl thc boiling surf aud landed
among tho ahingirs aud oed 81 tho
shore Ia an apparently iifelsss condition.
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Namss Of N.~ NlraI craI..,,.

WtpHgror. Aug ~ The naas- A.
lected for thres of tia new naval e@nsers.
Ipr %" conslrHctiou - which contracts
VII so0n b. ndvsrfisetl for are the Ne.sars
me Charleston and tbe Baltimore Tf4
latter iat twin sCrru fofty I've bonded
ton veasei WhlcH is De- zusd - ~ f.is fas.~
e.l .nll anlnl
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Po,tal Expenditures and gscslpl..

Wtsnfs0ros. Aug g5. "A report has bsen
prepared by the Sixth Auditor ~ tho
Treasury showing the fiscal operations ~
the Postal brrgice Tor tha quarter ause1
March 81, ie-i The receipts ,sers sifE94 .
90 ~ expenditures. tle. 7yl - gg. Il .neit
fi-INs - N y comparison with soc cor
shows fcceipts ~ have been fD.ss-g ffs a Z
expenditure. si2.jH 80 -. deficit. si.5Jl. :
i.d -
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A BID Haul

PnILsDGLrHIt. Aug - Thirty thou
sand dollars in cash disappeared from a
safe ~ the Adams Express Company two
weeks ago. aud since that time the opera
'tives ~ detective agency have been On.
deavOTing % unravei the mystery con
nected with the robbery Circumstances
pointed o. Roth Pratt n clerk In the Phil
adelphia Office n the company. as the pur-
loiner, and on Wednesday last b. wa ar
rested. Pratt sto0tly protested his limo
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Faith T and Child nrnwneh

osnEosn, WIS, aug 20 y +. Hughes.
one Of tho leading dry goods merchants of
Tins place. aud his fouI-yenr old daughter.
we're drowned in Lake Winnebago Vester,
dnay' by the upsetting Of bont in which
tney were out FOR sail. Another dnuril-
Ter of Mr Hughes nud n liifIe bov nan,cd
bray. who were also iu tho loat, were re,-
cucd in an exhausted condition
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Seven Fatalities.

PirrsBrHoH, Aug. 2e.-Seven fatalities
occurred here to-day. Mrs. Mary Rode
baugh was run over by a carriage and ia
tally injured Charles Henderson commit
ted suicide by taking laudannm. Harry
fisenbeis, aged ten years. was drOwned
while bathing. George Wright died og
hent; X T. Thompson died suddenly Of
lead collie; Mrs. Mary McElbeny died from
kicks and other inl lurios inflicted bv her
husband Fred Schwaby was cut in the
side By Gilbert and probably fatally
ninrn1
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PRINCE ALEXANDER

c""sidsring Whether 80 Not ne u,u ne
turn to naigsris.
brHIN. Aug, ~ Prince Alexander he
arrived at DarmstSdt lie received the
news 81 the sucoess of his friends at sofia
and tho devotion of tho Dnlearlan army
with deep emotion The intslligm,c. ~
the downfall of The Provisional gorern.
m"nt Was conveyed % him while he WA
"n route to DarmatHdt aud slth tha nn,ss
.nmo tho HucReaiiou that hs had betfcr rn-
turn 20 sofia. lie toiegrHphel 90 hts father
~ uartnsiadt that he would visit Darn.
stAht ~ all events before returning - Bui.
geria, and would then decide whether hs
would return or mt
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The Farmsfsi Consr,s..

~ Part, NfSN., Aug u; The Fafmsrs'
Congress, meeting 1T 81 Paul, Mlnn
adopted report IN which fhe ti0vernnsnt
- asked - extend the Signal Service - al
places reached by telegram Thsy recon.
mrnded an appropriation of sSis00yJ 10
stamp out contagious discaaos among 10.
nietiic animals nnd request tho Sscfefary
~ Htate 70 instruct toe Ministers TO Ger
.I"ny mn France - Use aii proper means
70 prevent restrictions upon Americas
iefin products properly inspectsJ aud
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eIeetrIcaI snhway Rennn.

Nrw YoHg. Aug 80 After two wears ~
discussion. legal coutcn,ions etc.. WORK
was begun upon the Electrical Subway
his forenoon. The composition through
which the wires are 90 run contains ~ con.
duits. ~ Inches iu diameter There are 10
he two lines Of these side by side. and the
urface will be about two feet wide
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PHfLsprfPIfa. Aug y5-Ths count of
The money in tsc United state enh-
Treasury here waa completed TO-DAY ~
exports sent from Washington for thar
purpose. The accounts we're found rarrart
- penny. About - 90 90 eHs counted.
of which 4i5.ph0u uns Iu silver "A suf-
posed deficiency ~ fl.Q0o in silver dalaYsd
The count several hours
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Sorft. Aug. - The trial by court-rnar.
tiai 81 iessrs Iankon and GfueR aud tho
hctrof Titan, Clement, fhe leaders ~ the
revoiut Onists who forced frncs Alexan-
der ~ ahdicate, has been finished Messrs
Lankon and grueG uere sentenced 10
death, and Clement was sentenced 70 i'm
prisoumenf for life
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H.nHisHf 49,, Ps., AHz - The Pfohilg-
ton convention. t. day, nominated Chas.
- Wolfe Tor bovern0r anf a. a Barker
ior Lie'IteDant-tOyernor. o. acelaui ftlau
1taries l. Hawiey, Tor Aud tor f3en~rni
JgLn " Emery. fOr Secretary % luternai
Affair. snd Rev. = " Palmer fcaiored,
lDT (onlrnl.Inan n ai lnrra
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IN. Hoa,s PES, .oms.

WtsHfecrDs Aug sT Tee House psst
ofice serr-s aim1f sfr hnnirsf pal.aas
durin9 rnrf ~ eaeb rrsr. sad is rr.lfs
s-l gear, 10 -. ~ rer caplts. AfsnsE
gafe Do npuiI rott o. rrssvilie postal fsr.fi.
Ties for the fiFtT wfliifins 20 Faouss in 60
Iniifd states tfe snDrmo1s sam n g. rst-
Dfsf 90 raar
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A 0ssrr,l Settled.

bLNfRt. y. ". Aug n-Thrse Italian
latorefs. employed on the Erie Road. en-
gagged fu fght on the railroad track 70
dGy over money matters While the men
we're hfhtinR au express train struck ~ EN-.
killing one and cutting the right arm on
another The third man nas arrested
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DgrHoIr. Mos, Aug s4 PITCHER Get
rein, ~ The Detroit Base Ball Cluh. bas
Dsen hned 80 for insulCucs and profanity
addressed - Captain Hani0n. uao haf
ceusured him FOR Naffe1s pIavfng ms
makes total n 500 assessed aga iTsf fiat-
kein in the last month In the shaf.a ~ Noe.
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powdsr Naaazlns slruok By LI1htnIua.

CnicAoo. Aug 29.-During heavy storm
this morning. powder magazine was
struck by lightning and exploded. killing
two persons outright. w0Hnding twenty.
five others and destroying $1,000 worth u
property. Thousands Of pounds Of powder
and dynamite were exploded
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Three Trs ckmen instantly Killed.

WrTonr. Pa, Aug. ~ Three trackmen.
employed ON the Pennsylvania Railroad.
,ero struck by an engine, near sumner
uiI This morning. aud instantly killed.
The men stepped Off one track 20 avoid a
west bound train. when they were struck
by IN engine going in the opposite di-
rcctiOn.
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Ih. Mlnh nan Rsn.hl-nan.

GHsSp EAFfD-. Aug - -1he Rsr,ubilcan
State Convention nominated tas following
ticket. CyrDs -. Luce. Governor. James
- Mcdonald, Lieutenant Governor Gtf r.
psmun, Secretary - Sfate. ffe5rQe u.
Malt Treasurer; Henry r. Alpin. And.rsr.
oeneFal' dosss Tazzsrt AftoTne .tsea-
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81. Loud sendlnl Heln 10 Iera,.

ST. Lorr. Aug. -. st. Louis - about 70
offer aid 10 the inhabitants Of the drouth.
stricken districts Of Texas whence comes
reports of grcnt euGrring n D. expected
hat a train consisting ~ ten carr loaded
With provisions will bs sent 20 relieve the
suferers