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A GUY u ItrAsunrns SUICIDE.
ChOlsCn startled by tho Act of Merrill HOLD
Misunderstanding Ills Books.

ChOlscn startled by tho Act of Merrill IIoio.
wny- Investigating Ills Books.
BosroN, Oct. 5.-The nelghboring city
Of Chelsea was startled this evening by
tho suicide OF It's city treasurer, Merrill s.
Holloway. This eIternoon, soon after 8
o'clock, ho loft son In charge Of his OF.
fee, and entered the toilet room. In q
moment his son heard the report OF re.
volvOr aud, suspectlng that his father had
shot himself, hu rushed out upon the
street, calling for help. Three policemen
answered his summons. The door was
burst open, and Holloway was found lying
dead In q pool Of blood on the floor, his
revolver, still smoking, lying near The
suicide had Hred two shots into his mouth,
No cause for the act 10 knewn. His
friends claim that be has been suffering
from nervous prostration Tor two months
past. Ills books will be examined and
startling disclosures are expected Holo.
way was 40 years old and leaves Q widow
and Ave children. He was reported 10 be
WBRlthY,
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Nswamp Angel,.v Wings CIfrrod.

MEMPHIS, TESS, Dot, Sat Madison,
Ark, forty miles weHt OF Memphis, a
shooting sGrsy occurred this morning
which resulted in the killing Of Roger
Mallory and the wo olnding Of Martin
Mitchell the notorious dsperado, who has
SO long doasd the oAiCOrl OF the law and
earned for himself the sobrlquet OF the
"Swamp Angel"
The shooting was done by John Adams,
man with whom Mitchell had quarrel
yesterday concerning q debt which
Mitchell claimed Andrews owed him, At
Q o'clock this morning as Mitchell aud
Mallory were entering the storO oil T. A.
Hatcher & Co., they were fired upon by
Andrews, clerk, who was con-
Cealed behind an adjoining build
Ing, The weapon used was q
double bRrrOled shotgun. Mitchell was
struck by bullets in the right arm aud
hand, inalcting painful but not mortal
wounds. The larger portion Of the charge
struck Mallory In tho back killing him In
ssRntly. Andrews alter the shooting es.
capped. Mallory was standing partially
behind Mitchell when Andrews fired.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. GA German farmer,
name unknown, while travelling in q
wagon from vaudslia, ILL.,, to Kansas,
stopped at Csnteen, Sunday, and pitched
his tent for the night. Two strange men
soon appeared and claiming to be Gov.
ernment detectives in search Of a man
who had been passing counterfeit money
In Vandalia, displayed warrant and
searched the farmers belongings. They
found $lGO In money, and under the pre-.
text that II was counterfeit, took posses.
sion OF II aud the farmer, and marched
the latter of In the direction ol East st.
Louis. When they reached lonely spot
In the woods, they set the farmer adrift
aud walked leiSurely away with the
mnnnv
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A LITTLE roo FRESH.
An Iguorant Canadian Onlclnl selxes ar
Entire Herd OF Cattle.

An Iguurant Canadian OIilClal Sei1ss aI
Entire Herd OF Cattle.
WINNEPEa, Mon, Oct, 5.-Particulart
Of q customs seizure Of Montana cattle iol
alleged non.payment OF duty have been
received, and are as follows: Twelve OF
fourteen days ago the Northern Montana
Cattle Company started a herd consisting
Of 1888 head Of cattle from Fort Banton,
and with the intention Of driving them
across the international boundary to Med.
iCine Hat, on the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way, and shipping them from there by
rail TO ChiCago ViR II. Paul. The neces.
sary papers wera made out, showing the
herd to be in transit, and were in charge
Of the company's agent accompanying the
herd.
After crossing tho boundary severe
storm Game up, and the cattle bOComing
unmanaHeab!s, made westward for the
Macleod district. On reaching Lithhridge
the custom ollicer at that point, un-
acquainted with the system in vogue OF
shipping American cattle via the CAnad.
ian Pacific road, seized the whole herd
and placed mounted policemen in charge,
although he was shown tho proper papers
showing tho herd 10 be in transit. After
OBTAINING them several days no agreed to
accept the cattle compsny'a bond for 500.
600, and allowed tile cattle to be shipped.
II IL understood his action will be the sub.
leCt oil investigation, ns tho Canadian Pa
clllc Railway Company has taken up the
matter,
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SOME pIssENs1oNs S


In the italian Cabinet Over the Army Al.
= mnment.
LONDON. October 5.-Thers Is a great
deal OF friction in the Italian Cabinet In
consequence Of NJ. Rlcotti, the Minister
Of War, failing to induce his colleagues to
support his plan for reducing from ten to
three years tho limit Of time fixed in 1885
for completing tho army armament. NJ.
Rcotti has been chiefly anxioaS to hurry
the manufacture Of riiles for some new
regiments of infantry and to increase tho
artillery equipment. NJ. Magllsna, Minis.
ter OF Finance, threatened to resign II NJ.
RiCotti's plan was accepted, stating that
he preferred taking such q step to having
his budget ruined. The question being
brought to an issue Premier Depretis
finally sided with NJ, Magliana, taking the
ground that tits next to impossible for
Italy to become entangled in war for
some years to come. NJ. RiCotti, In q fur.
ious rage, resigned. In his letter OF resig.
nation he riiiCuled the idea that Italy
could avoid being drawn into tho vortex
which an outbreak Of war bstween Aus
tria and Russia would create, and which
might occur at any moment. Already he
declared, Italy was compelled to anxious.
ly estimate tho forces OF her enemies and
weigh the advantages Of rival oEers OF
alliance. Tho Premier, however, was
firm, and NJ. RiCotti gradually yielded, but
he makesno effort to hide his opinions,
which, he boasts, are shared by King
Humbert,
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GesgaAL MASTER WORKMAN POWDER
ms annual address to the Knights oil
Mbol which will bs delivered
in Ecamond to-day, is printed in full
on apother page. Much OF it relates to
routine matters aud aud much. concerns
n.!,oG Of great public Importance.
Mr.. Powd9rly leaves to the convention
the question Of his own position III tho
order, AS hs may safely do, for 1t has al.
really appeared that the opposition to him
iSnot strong enough to dialodSe him. The
aliraal may disappoiut public expoctn.
tioa because it fails to touch upon some
phases OF the labor question which are
ia everyboly's mind. These seeming
omissions may be accounted for by the
fact that the address was intended to
aswe Ssau account of stewardship rather
than as an exposition OF principles. So
much as Nj Powdorly does say in this
line Is sensible and well said.
Heia particularly sound on tho eight.
haat question. The country must bo
prepared for that departure before 1t can
be attempted with reasonable hope Of
success, aud tt p movement must be ma.
tionaI aud general, not local or confined to
aisS industries, Whenever ithesc condl.
tiOas eau bo met we believe that the coun.
Try WILCOX with favor on shorter day.
Ths working day has already been greatly
shortened and none OF the dreadful pre-.
djctIons have been fulfilled. 1t Is not To
bo expected, however, that the shorter
day will bo brought about by violent
wrench,
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CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Nicholas Hoyeland
confidential clerk and book.keepOr for the
W. W. KimbHll Organ Company, has been
placed under arrest on warrant sworn
out by Mr.. Cohen, OF the firm, charging
him With obtaining money to tho amount
Of 81, 600, on false pretenses and forgery.
HoYeland Is single man, about 80 Yeas
old and has been with the Kimball Com.
pany come seven years, enjoying the ut
most confidence Off members, and hay.
Ing full charge OF the city trade. During
his temporary absence from duty slight
error in his department led to an exami.
nation OF his books, and 1t was developed
that for some time he had been systsmat.
iCally deirauding the house by means oi
forged orders for organs which were sold
and the profits divided with an outside
confederate, who Is as yet unknown.
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HUNTERS PolSr, N. Y, Oct. 5.-At
1880 o'clock last night as Mary Hullwall,
aged 25 yeOrs, was walking on Third street
in this city toward Thity-iourth street
ferry, shO was attacked by two young men
named Terence Donohue and Michael
Emmitt, both aged IS years. Emmitt
struck the woman with his tlst In the face,
knocking her down and both then Grimm.
ally assaulted her. The cries OF the
woman attracted policeman who fonud
her bleeding profusdly from a wound on
her face and hOr clothes almost torn Of
her back. The assailNnts, who ran OF on
the appearance OF the officers, were cap.
tured this morning and positively idOnli'
Gpi.
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WAsnlSoroS, D. O., Octo5,r 6.-The
Cabinet meeting was attended BY ssOr 0,
tadOs EidlCo!t aud Lamar, Attorney Con.
oral Garland, Postmaster General Villas,
and Acting Secretary FairChtld. An in.
totssting question arose In the case Of a
United States Attorney, who has beer
nominated for Oongr6ag with regard Il
the propElety Of his continuance Id Office
pending tho result o the Congressional
election, The general opinion expressed
was that the Incumbent had better FeSigt
his federal office, and he will be 90 Ia
formed. This action 10 In accordance
with the recent Executive order In regart
% federal officials participating In pol
tiles,
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Famous Telegraph Suit.

NEw YoRK, Oct, 5.-Judge Potter to-
day in the Supreme Court gave decision
denying for the present the motion re.
Gently. made on behalf Of Edward
Stokes, the purchaser under foreclosure
Of this property Of the Bankers and Mer.
chants Telegraph Company, covered by
the mortgage Of Sl0,00O,000 held by the
farmers loan and Trust Company as
trustee to compel the latter corporation
to turn over to him certain shares oI
stock Of Telegraph Companies outside
this State which had formed psrt Of the
assets Of the Bankers and Merchants
Company. The Judge denied the motion
without prejudice.
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NEWS BY THE CABLE.
THE BULGARIAN REGENCY


vienna, Oct, 5.-The FemdemJlaa says
1.-THE Bulgarian regency has skillfull.
maintained order in Bulgaria, In tryiuI
to consider the wishes Of the Power
while acting in accord with the law
the regency may claim the attendant re-
sponsibIlity without disquetude,
General Kaulbars' conduct at the
VoultcheF meeting in servis, and his pro,
iected journey through Bulgaria and
Roumslia are not calculated to promote
Cancellation, Diplomatic representatives
are always accredited with the Govern
ment and not to the masses.
"Every Government must regard open
dealings OF foreign ENJOYS with vlols.
ton Of its authorities, Regret will be felt
at st. Petersburg as elsewhere at q course
OF conduct which muat weaken Russia's
Just and moral influence In Bulgaria, II
Russia desires TO succeed, her agents must
become better acquainted with the Berlin
treaty, General Kaulbsrs appears 10 care
little for the fundamental principles un-
derlyiDg the treaty,
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b Frank HOwey was nominated for
Governor of Now Jersey by the Rspubli.
cans yesterday.
A iund has been started to erect a mon.
unlent over the grave OF Father Ryan, the
poet priest, at Mobile, Ala.
Michael Bauer, a young man Of roneroy
Vhio, was accidenlly killed BY his own
San while hunting squirrels.
Alfred Haylor alleged detective. who
kaled Constable CemminRs, ut Birdseye.
Indiana, iJunder arrest, and closoly Susfi. .
el prevent his being lynChed.
Two hundred thousand dollars in silver
dollars, halves and quarters, arrived al
Sao Cincinnati Sub.lreasury Yesterday,
4ao lnslaIlInent weighs about SIX tons,
Tho Baptist ministers Of Boston refused
Nioin the Methodist brethren In scheme
MS%elfe The services ol Sam Jones and
i slm Small for series Of revival meetiEgB
lutbat city.
Natives oil Northern States who arc req.
iaslia Of North Carolina will hold a Con.
,wIau9n at Raleigh, October 20, aud invite
's.' I friends IN tho North 10 meet them
There Of that time.
George Chapman, formerly Of Cincinnati
Ml ~ !aIletly employed at the Navy Yard
an m M@hinEIon, attempted suicide by cut,
uug open his neck aud filling his sleeping
room with coal gas. lie was restored tC
Vohsslousness and may recover.
Consul Monaghan. Of Mannheim, wriLel
m4' IN cotton manufacture the Gormanl
Me lN behind Americans In men, meth
Sls aG9 machinery. One Ia surprised Il
lnu old machinery rejected In AmeriCr
,s"eh'y years ago used III Germany to-day
so %slo work douo by hand slow that ms
oainea IN America do Infinitely better
,a.. yuSAet g, and cheaper, and " zee Rlrls dOlnI
WORK that men should do,
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CHICAGO, Oct, GA special to the Time,
from Fert KeoSh, Montana, saysi "a cat.
tle diSeaSo has broken out near benton.
Eleven out Of twsnGy.iour head belonging
10 q. NJ, Robbins have died. Several Of
the arrivals have boen examined by the
local veterinarians and by Stock In spoUtof
Sweeney without discovering the nature
oil the disease. The animals In every In.
stance died suddenly, but II iB believed 10
DO a local matter which will soon dissAp.
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Natural Gas Explosion.

PlrrsBvRGu, October 5,-An explosion
Of a natural gas pipe at Oliver Brothers
and Phillips South Tenth street Rolling
mill this afternoon, caused considerable
excitement In the neighborhood aud ser
iously burned two employees, named
Joseph HRidet and Wesley BAyard. The
flesh pooled OFF Of their faces and Bhoul
dets, but they were not fatally injured
The explosion was caused by a break Ii
the pipe. The mill was not damaged.
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Goetlle library Gnle.

BERLIN, Oct. 5.-The famous Goethe
library which was the proper.yof the late
Solomon Hiazsl, a Swiss scholar, will be
sold at auction at Leipsic, the sale begin.
ming on October 20. This is said 10 be
the finest collection Of GoethO'a works
that has ever been auctioned. Herr Bron.
sart, tho intendant Of the Royal Theater
at Hanover, will probably succeed Herr
Huelson as Intendant- General OF the
Royal Theater.
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RICHMOND, Va, october6.-An old log
house at City Point, owned by Dr.. Rich.
ard EppS, known as General Grants head.
quarters, was purchased yesterday by
Captain Thos. Il. HalleCk, Of New York,
This 10 a historic house, being the
place where General Grant issued his last
order declaring peace and terms Of Gen.
eral Lees surrender, etc. The lUuse ID
to be removed 10 Now York by Captain
HalleCk, who will transfer II by sale OF
RIit 10 the Grant Monument association,
10 be re.ststted In Riverside park, neat
General Grants tomb.
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BELFAST, Oct. Both the Catholic and
Orange newspapers here dcnounce the
way Justice DAILY acted yesterday towards
the barristers engaged in the riot invest.
CATION. A deputation Of Belfast citizsna
has been organized to wait upon eir
Michael Hicks.Beach, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, and make formal complaint
against the Justice. The Investigating
Commission resumed the inquiry to-day,
beginning with tho examination Of police
Witnesses,
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FoRr SAITH, ARK, Oct 5.-Ex.Judgt
John Walker, a prominent attornCy.at
law, was aCCldontly killed last Saturday
on bis farm, near Oz,rk, by a party o
boys. The boys were very young, tht
oldest being only ten years Of age, ant
could have had no motive for tho killing
They fired several shots at birds In tht
underbruah and mortally wounded tht
judge, who died shortly aiLerRard.
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WASHINGTON, oct. b.-A statement pre-.
pared at the Treasury Department to-day
showS that there are now outstanding
500, l9O,Oj2 In standard silver dollars, be
Ing tho largest amount Of that coin In uif.
CtlAtlon BlnCo thUlr iaBdC. A rapid tle.
cline, however, 10 now expected, as 4 re.
enlt Of the Issue Of the more convenient
bllyeE certificates,
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II President Cleveland thinks ho has
any higher place at his disposal than the
English mission he will probably ask
Minister paelp3 to come up, Mr., Phelps
hm performed very conspicuous service
in behalf OF his chief. HO has refused to
prss}n! a. court Mr.. Allen Thorndyke
Rice, because that miserable man pub
liahel ID his North american Reuiew an
st.cle signed Arthur Richmond, reflect
ing oa tho Cleveland Administration and
making Mr.. BlYard particularly unCOm.
iohlble. Mr.. Rice has paid the penalty
oicopiuCting an Independent publication.
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PlrrDuRou, Oct. 5.-Tho annual Grand
Army parade to-day was participated in
by fully 5000 veterans. The day was
beautiful, aud the decorations tasteful and
liberal. Camp fires attended by 1900
people were held tonight in the Coliseum,
Filth Avenue Music Hall and Library
Hall, at which addresses were made BY
Commauder.in.Ohiet LuClen FalrChild,
General Il, 8. Osborne, Helen Desmond
and Colonel Thomas ]. Stewart. II 10 es.
timated that 5000 strangers are In the
niLu
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"PRoTEcuoN," says the Detroit Tribune,
ois tho liio insurance on American indus.
tries" With Judge BRnnon's permls'
sion we shall take tho liberty OF calling
bis attention to this happy thought. At
the same lime We beg to remind him that
ilhc persist in taking the tariff OF tho
nec.ssaries Of life he will do harm, for he
wilIake tho protection from the mon who
produce those necessNrics, Goal, iron,
lumber, wool. and the manufactured pro-
dlce thereof aro necesBIries OF life, II
the J1ise'a ideas wsro carried out Wheel
ingyouId soen be as bare as the palm Of
hts hand
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Drowned atNF FlrV,

ST. Louis, Oct, b.--FtIte broke out late
last night in the box factory oi Henry Ali,
j.. on The corner Of Delaware and Carroll
streets, and CAUSED q loss Of $4,000, GOV.
cred BY insurance. During the progress
ol the ire Hre plug burst and flooded
the neighbothood, and young man, aged
IL name unknown, was drowned In q
ditch on Carroll street, While trying IA
escape the flood be climbed d lanpposl
on the edge Of the ditch, but lost bis hold
fell into the water and was drowned be
fore aS1lAGanos arrived,
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1ndSpSndont on IlSiSSr,,

oLEvELASv, o., October 5.-Ths Exec
utivO Board Of the Independent Petrol
cum ReauOn bureau, composed Of 70.
tiners in PlLtSbursh, oil City, Titusvllle
Marietta and Cleveland has lust held 1
meeting here and appointed D. b. Skin
nef, late traffic manager Of the O. Q. q
4 l, railroad, freight commissioner Of thI
Bureau. The dntles Of hls office, Mr.
Skinner .AayU, will DO 70 obtain lowei
rates and more rebates on the Bhipmen
Of tile oil oi the Independent Reauefn
The GENITAL Office Of the Bureau will b
IN Cleveland,
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NEw YoRE, Oct. ga New orloanu
special saysi Paris Green has for years
been used In the cotton fields ot this state
10 kill cotton worms. II 10 believed now,
however, that some other agent Of ds.
ltruCllon will have 10 DO found. Paris
Green was used on the Foster place In
Roeier Parish and q number Of the field
hands were poisoned by II. Three have
died,
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Earthquake 'Trelnors,

CuARLRsToN, s, o., Oct, 5,-No shocks
were felt here to-day, A slight trsmor
occurred at summersvllls at O'Clock this
morning, Advlces from Nluty Six, South
Carolina, over two hundred miles from
Charleston, report heavy Hhocks about
three miles from that place during the
past week and II is claimed that the cen.
Ter Of the disturbances has shifted from
Charleston to that place.
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CuEsrER, Pa, Oct. 5.-John Roach 4
Son have received the contract for build.
Ing two new 5000 ton iron ships for the
United States and Brazil line. The con.
tract will neCessitats the employment Of
about 400 more men at the yard all win.
ter, and the making Of about O.0OO tons Of
iron will insure activity at the Chester
Rolling Mills. The new steamers will be
known ~ the Defiance and Confidence,
and work will bO commenced upon them
hhoFtlV.
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wlLEEsnAHnR, Pa oct 6.-Mts. Glove.
Aad' accompanied by her mother and her
cousin Mis-, Emma Folsom, Of PhlladOl.
RalA' passed through here this afternoon
IVli li buffalo enfOule for Washington,
s.. a, llo depot they were met by over 1000
PERSONS, hc majority being women who
s, "'is anxious 10 sse the Pfesldsnts wife
r"u many oi whom shook hands with her,
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Two l,ielmond. In III. rl.ld.

PtrrSBuhon, Oct, 6.-The new Demo.
cratic Congressional Conierees Of Che
Twenty.tSt district met at GrOensburg
this afternoon and dominated ex.Lteu.
tenant Governor John W. Latta, Of West.
morelAnd county. There are now two
Democratic candidates In the district,
Gilbert I. Rafferty, recently nomi:
mated, and ex.Lieutenant Governor Latta,
chosen to-day by the Democrats who
were opposed 70 Mr, Rafferty, because be
was q tlon.TesldOnt.
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iLrnnNllrnn tlnIna N UonhceLICul

HARTFORD, ,CoSS,, Oct 5.--lseIutnB from
one bundled towns give the Republicans
htty.tour towns, the Democrats thirty.
one divided fifteen. The sano towns
last year stood Republican iorty.nlne,
Democrats thitty.iouf divided seventeen,
A net Republican gain Of ave toWna,
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rlln nlnnmnrrnrlnr inv.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-RspreaontatlyO
LawlOr, Of Chicago, says he Is going to ask
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
how he expects to collect tax on oleomAr'
pStlne while there Ia no appropriation iot
The expen1e Of such collection. Mr.. Lawlei
ID against the oleomargatins Law aud
thinks be has found o way TO mako II In
nhhFAlIVh
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LrScHBuRo, Va, Oct. 5,-Josoph Gage,
nominated by the Knights Of Labor iol
Congress, hal declined 10 run, and Sam.
usl !, Hopkins has been nominated In,
stead, lie will be opposed by Samuel
Gflllln, the regular Democratic nOnlfes
ior MGior John W, Daniels seat In Con
gttbS,
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Tug OlIo penlt9n,lary disclosures are
made light Of by the Democratic pollti-
c.ans. Republicans declare that they will
prove all that has been asserted with re-,
gard to Encouragement and corruption,
the tanning Of human skins and that aort
Of thiag Ii they don't the Republican
cause in Ohio Will have been hurt by the
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oRlo saloon keepers are liberally dis
ro,.a to let the brewers pay part OF the
"a, under tho Dow law, Their idea Ia
That the brewers should contribute theis
ebmc by reducing the price OF beer two
do,lsls q bsuel.