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A Train AbiaIV.

EAsroN, Pa, August 1S.-Whils q train
consisting ol twenty.three cars was des.
Cending q grade on the Jersey Central
railroad below White house Station, NJ j.,
this morning the cars parted by the break
ing Of coupling and In q few mlnutea
later the separated patts Colllded. The
conclusion made by the collision caused
OAe Of the tanks 10 explode and
Immediately after 10000 gallons Of oil wAs
q mass Of llFp, scattered about the tracks
and all the cars we're loon ablASe. Ohe
explosion followed another Until all the
oil In thecarB, estimated at 100 900 gallons,
was burning, illuminating the. county
for miles around, The loss Will not iAll
short Of $4,000,
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TnE second annual reunion oil the Philip
Blor Post, q, A. r., at New MartlnsVille
on tbs 95:h aud 2G;h inst, promises to be
OF the same interest that attracted so mar y
lasi year. A pleasant feature OF the IT.
uaioa is the cordinal invitation extende d
to .hs cx.OOntederaLes to unite with tic
Uaton soldiers, giving to tho occasion the
touch Of natuIo that makes the whole
wn.ll hin
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JUDGE TlTZGRRALD's SPEECH,

| WtAHA NFftNN"N
JUDGE FlT2GRRALDB SPEECH,
President Egan rose at this point and
announced that at q meeting Of the Ma
tional Convention last night Judge FiIz
gerald, Of Cincinnati, had been selected fol
temporary chairman Of the Convention
and John P. Sutton temporary secretary,
Htz3erald's name seemed to act mag
netically upon the delegates, 1t scarcely
needed the laundering chorus OF "aygs"
when Mr., Eyan put the question for his
election, Both Fitzgerald and Sutton
were declared unanimously elected. Judge
Fitzgerald upon taking the chair spoke at
length and was vociierously cheered,
Turning to Michael DAyltt tho speaker
said: 1--WE are here to-day to welcome
you not because you are Michael Davitt,
but beCause you are q true son oi Erin,
(applause) Turning to the other members
olthe PArliamtn GTy Commiltee-O' 'Brien,
Redmond and Dsasy-the speaker said /;
"rhe old enemies Of our racs have long
succeeded to the motto divide and Con-
Quer.' Henceforth among true lrishmen
At nome aud abroad ther0 ls no division
Of sentiment on the question OF Home
Rule, for the Irish people and absolute
control OF their affairs by them,
selves. tloud and continued applauss)
Aud MessIs. O'Brien, Redmond and
Deasy. (Applause), We are here to-day
to give you tho same welcome as We do to
the hero and the founder Of the LeaRue,
not Ia your Individual capacity, but as
representatives Of the Irish people who In
that Parliament day by day and night by
night and month by month, were laborlng
for your own land We bow, We want you,
aud doubtless you will tell US what de'
slres, what the wishes, what the hopes
and the aspirations OF the Irish. people
are. You will doubtless tell US what you
request oil us to-day, and on bshalt oil
those who are now before me and on be-
half Of those they represent throughout
this broad land welcome you"
soENEs OF CONFUSION.
A scene OF wild confusion ensued dur
ing the selection OF ths Credentials Com
mlttee. Tho New York delegation es'
pscially had a red hot time. They gather
ed in tho rear OF the hall and the noise
they made crying mo" against names
suggested for ths position OF Chairman
was deaienlng. Finally the delegation
withdrew from the room and tho Secre'
tary began calling the roll Of States tor
names Of committeeman.
After the call was ended New York had
still failed 10 agrOe, and that delegation
was allowed to make its report to q meet
ingofthe Committee on Credentials which
was called TO assemble before the night
session OF the convention. All the dele.
gates were instructed to come into the
convention upon rcassembllDg pro.
pared TO submit names Of mem:
bers for the various committees held
10 be selected. The chair stated that tho
beautiful floral harp on the platform had
been presented to the convention by Miss
Agnes Mccarthy Moore, Of Massachusetts.
Judge Fitzgerald remarked that 1t was EVIL
dent there was music in the Moore family
yet. A vote OF thanks to Miss Moore was
given with a will by tho delegates. The
convention was then declared adjourned.
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At wAShtugton- Washington, A; New
York, 4, Earned runs, Washington /
FirBt base hits, Washington 81 New Yofh
4. Errors, Washington VI New York 0
The gaule wa1 called on account Of dark
ness. -
Al phlladulphla-Bo Z; philadsl
phia, 8, Earned Runs, Boston |; Phil
adslphia l. First bass hits, Boston l3i
Philadelphia u, Errors, Boston o. Phil
adelphla4 4.
Al ChlCaso-ChiOago II Kansas Oily /
Earned runs, Chicago b Kansas CIIy !
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HVNf
WHY WE SMILE,

The new Democratic Committee, which
met after the close Of the Convention, re-
moved the newly nominated candidate for
Member Of Board Of Public Works, Henry
Neiulus, and appointed Lewis Ludwig, OF
Ouyahega county, in his stead, II Is
thought this action was due to the alleged
discovery that Neiulus once teryed Q term
Of one hundred days In the Cincinnati
workhouse for case Of assault and bat
terry in Vine street garden.
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OWING to the pressute Ot natural gaS or
Our c)lumna We are obliged to omit tht
tyo.aolumn inquiry Of a young man who
wants 10 know whether 1t ls safe 10 MARI!
an only daughter on ten dollars a week
II tho only daughter has rich father
who is willing to do the handsome thing,
ten dollars may be regarded as a lavish
competency for two tender souls that can
NOT 1.-Two apart.
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Lnnlstliln Defrntcd.
CINCINNATI, August 1S.-The game here
to-day resnIted aB folloWB!

lnnlngs,..D 4. a,,..,.a 1 a. 4Ot7Sg
fiRSiRYfiS GSSs2iIiS%.:......: "..:. 8 8 5S3SSSi-9
Earned runs, Cincinnati, 8; Louisville,
9, Two base Tits, Mullans. Three bass
hits, Mack, CorCkhill, 2, Carpenter,
Passed balls, Keenan,, ! Cross, 2, Wild
pitches, MullAne, /. First base on balls,
or MullAne, 81 of HeCker, b. ErFors'
Cincinnati, .; Louisville; I. F'lnt base
hits, Cincinnati, Z Louisville, ., Umpire
KalIV.
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PnsinnncI Gnme pinrn,l on.

BALTIMORE. Mp, August lS.--The BalLi.
more and Athletic clubs played post.
poned game to-day and the home Clnb
won by bunching their hits. Greer was
hurt In the second inning and had to re.
tire, Stovey relieving him. The game was
called at the end ot the eighth inning be.
cause Of darkness. score:
nniugSm,.."......"".. 234 G7S
B,EltILl9Gto,.," , ,EIl9 or ''s,.'., 1 dS9A2S5h I-S
Earned runs, baltimore, 81 Athletic, 9.
Two base hits, MsCauley, McGarr Three
base hits, Dolan, LarkiI, Coleman. Pass.
ed balls, Dolan, /; 0'Brlen, 4. Wild
pitches, Hart, !, First base on balls,
Baltimore, 8. First base hita, Baltimore,
o; Athletic, .. Errors, Baltimore, 2; Ath.
letic, 3. Umpire, KlsebaCher.
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Penny lIOy0l ltOunlOn.

sNcial Dipdieh to ire iRtligtHcs'
FAlRvlyw, o., August 1S.-This ancient
village ls in lla gala uniform. The Penny
Royal reunion opened to-day with large
attendance. The address oi welcome was
delivered by Rev 1, n. White. The re.
BpOnGO was made by Charles Il. Taylor, Of
Cambridge. Addresses we're also made by
OK Senator Thomas W. Upton, Rev, Dr.,
David Paul, Hon. J. d. Taylor and others.
Ten thousand people are expected to.mor.
row. Governor Foraker will arrive Rt ]
o'clock, Governor Wilson, Of West VII.
glnia, has written that he eau not DO here,
The crowd will come oil tho same,
-
Where was birch when tho iliOt Broke Oul7
NAuAsAKt, JAPAE, August lS.--serloua
rlOts occurred hero between the Chinese
aud Japanese. Five Chinese werO killed
and one hundred wounded,
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was nominated, on motion the. rules
were suspended and Mcbride was nomt-
mated by acclAmation.
Mr., Mcbride was then called TO the plat
form 10 return his thanks to the Conyen-
ton for the honor,
On motion Hon. NJ. D. Follett was re-
nominated for Judge Of the Supreme
Court.
On notion ]. W, oruikshank, OF Miami
county, was renominated for Clerk OF the
Supreme Court, In q similar manner L,
D, Brown was rsnOmlnated for Commits
aIoner Of the Common Schools by acClsma-
tion.
The ticket was completed by the nomi-
nation Of Edward Neiulus, OF Hamilton
county, for member ofthe Board Of Public
Works,
Adjourned,
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nrscryel lis Fntn.

MoNrEvlEDo, August lS.-As the Presl-
dent Of tho Republic was entering the
theatre last night miscreant fired re-
voiver almost point blank at his head.
The ball entered tho president's cheek,
inalcting slight wound. Tbs inturiated
crowd attacked the assassin and maltrest.
cd him so that he died shortly afterwards.
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Anglican capital IN Mexico Is looking
for IL way to escape those pestiIerous forced
loans which would come as thief in tht
night in case Of grand internstionai
Notwithstanding.
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THERE ID sad uncertainty about tho
nomination that ia made by Q Penn
yylyani4 Democratic convention. The
majority against it may be $4,000 and il
may bs only 10000.
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ASSUMING that Mr. Blaine desires to
preserve the peaCe-in the Admintstra
tion-we feel at liberty to exhort him tt
do his public speaking where nobody viii
hsar him and ths press will not lind him
o,,k
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paEslnESr ULEvELASD's order against
ogi,e.hoders hanging round conventions,
and that sort Of thing, is wound up to take
eG,r, some other yeaI, This Is no "otl
vearU
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wg shall all be glad to SEQ Brother
Jones whea he comes, when he COMES
All this uncertainty isn't helping tht
camp meeting, as the slmuOls ought to
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Has anyone seen our Samuel, which his
other name ia smsIl2 He ia supposed to
CONS under the head Of lost strayed or
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Mn. EdAN's address has the right ring,
n, word or act to compromise the friends
bsvonl the water, is a good saying and
worthy Of all aGceptation,
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Tag Ifisa P4aIameut is sitting in Chi
ca,o, and no thanks to you, Lord Sails
b1ry, College Green has been trans
nI,oted SO to speak, my lord.
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JrpoE luvRMAS says he is out oil
ro,i,es. There wasn't room enough for
him and Payne.
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nASE HALL.
Tho Plttsburghs Shut out by the Motropull.
tans-OthUr GamOs.

Tho Plttsburgls Shut out by the Motropoll.
tans-otllUr GamOs.
PIrTsBuRou, August ls.-rhe Metropo.
litans succeeded in shutting the Pitts,
burghs out to-day. The game was close and
exciting and was won by the "Indians'
punching their hits. Both pitchers were
very effective. The fielding was sharp and
replete With brilliant plays. At the con.
clusion OF tho game the Pittsburghs left
on special train for st. Louis where they
are scheduled tomorrow. Score:
iugs........,...~... 2 S4bO O7SQ
asitSpoStSa;~"..". a,ii;...... .,".. Q 81 q
Earned runs, Nets 9. First base on
balls, oil Morris 8; OF Mays 8. First base
gu errors, Nets |. Struck out, by Morris
! by Mays 4. Double plays, Mclaughlin,
Forester and Orr. Base hits, Pittsburghs
8; Nets 8. Errors, Pittsburgh 8. Umpire,
Valentine,
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IyMr. Gibson ia as strong in the con-
van,ion IS he is with his intimate friends
bpwi.l get there in great shape
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Tnr ticket nominated by the Ohio De-
mosracy may be defeated with good work.
n,it possesses clements Of strength,
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SAVE the children. They are especially
liable TO sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
WhoOping Cough, etc, Wo guaranteed
ACkOt's English Remedy positive euro,
II saves hours Of anxious watching, Sold
by Logan 4 %, and Charles Menketnell0r,
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VOLUME XXXIV,---NUMBER $40,

Base hits, Chicago Z; Kansas City .. En-.
rors Chicago 81 Kansas City 0.
AT Detrolt-ThsN game was called on
account OF rain at the end Of the eighth
inning. 81, Louis Z; Detroit s. Earned
runs, Detroit /; st. Lopls i, Base hits,
Detroit o. 81, I.oulss, Errors, Detroit Z
ST, Louis s,
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GARLAND is bnt a wreath OF withered
aouers. The fCorchlug rays oI Pan'EIec'
,rlc did It.
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stone and Parnell were gave at the close
Of Mr.. Egan's address,
Then Secretary Sutton read the call for
the convention. A telegram from the
Democratic State Convention Of Michigan,
now in session, wishing the League and
Parnell God speed, called forth signs OF
warm approval.
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Che GttelIigeuter.

omec, No,, 80 and ~ Fourteenth Street
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TWO CONVENTIONS.
THE BUCKEYE DEMOCRACY
Ticket, and Afterwards the
State Committee Wit!draws u Nominee
for Being in tho wOrkhouse-BIack
Nominated In Pennsylvania.

ToLEpo, August lS-The Democratic
State convention assembled at lO:8O in
Memorial Hall, and was called to order
by Hon. Thomas j, Cogsu, OF Cincinnati,
Chairman Of the State Committee, Hon.
E, B, Finley, Of Bucyrus, was made per-
manent chairman, and Hon. O. NJ, Lay
ton, Of Auglaise, permanent secretary,
There was no preliminary organization
made. Mr.. Finley, on taking the chair,
made o speech Cougratulsting the Couven-
ton on the return Of Democratic su-
premacy to tho country, and rehesrsipg
tbs work done by the present admipistrG'
ton. He then made strong arrange
m ant Of the Republican Legislature, es-
pecially the seizure OF power in tho SEN
ate. He mathematical the Republican
msioriiy Of the Supreme Court as having
orostituted their higher power TO partisan
purposes, lie made lengthy review 0l
state matters, and WAS Gpplauded
stOrmily,
Al the conclusion Of Chairman Finley's
speech, the Committee on Rules reported,
and the report was adopted. Hon. J. Me-
Sweeney, II Wooster, then reported the
platform as follows:
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On Second, Third and Sixth Pages.
VISIT
7. M. JONES
& CO.
THE
Booksellers
AND
StatiOnerS,
800 MAIN STREET.
Everything sold at reasonable prices.
Extract from Proceedings of
Academy of Science of Texas.
800 MAIN STREET.
Everything sold at reasonable prices.

<aCNucihy VI 'oCiChCCVi icAdS'
In session resolved, That our acad-
envy take great pleasure in making
honorable mention of and special re-
ference to the seventeen great charts
of Prof VIM. Hudson, of the chair of
physical sciences of Trlity University
and member of the Academy of
Science of Texas, at Tyler, Texas.
Resolved, That, as members of the
academy, we cannot express too many
thanks for the interest he, as a men,
Der, has manifested in our great work
in collecting together the national
history of Texas, and nope that at
some future exhibition Of our Natural
History his registered collections may
figure as the work of leading natur-
alist of Texas. His chart is dedicated
to our use during exposition in
following form (chart No. being the
dcdicaiion). The translations, so!u-
tions and illustrations of scholastic
subjects on these sixteen charts con-
stitutc a glance at what is taught in
the best academies, colleges and uni
versitios of the scholastic world. The
whole was prepared by Prof VIM.
Hudson, of Trinity University, who is
an honorary member of the Academy
of Science of Texas, whose president
is DR.. +. L. Yoakum, the naturalist re-
siding at Tyler. Two years ago, at the
age of 65, these charts were executed,
and he performed the work, without
remuneration, after the college teach
ing labors of the day, and deems the
reward of his labors ample if they
meet the appreciation oflearned ladies
and gentlemen who vouchsaie to ex-
anime them.
Resolved, That the academy thank
the great professor for the sight and
study of his complete panorama OF
true college curriculum, and express
to him the great pleasure we had in
travelling the sweet paths again which
lie along the academy groves.
FL. YoAKUM,
President and Corresponding Secre-
tary, Tyler, Texas.
j. A. SINGLEy,
Secretary, Giddings, Texas.
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Revival Meetings.

Rev +. B. Cake, of Nevada, Mo-, ar
rived in the city last night, and to-
morrow commences series of revival
meetings in the Commerce Street
Christian Church. AS preacher Mr..
Cake has the repu alton of taking the
ca e." and it is confidently expected
that he will draw as immense audi
ences as did Prof. Black when he was
here last year.
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"PALMAM OUT MERU[T FERAT,'
LET HIM BEAR THE PALM WHO DESERVES IT.
--WOW----
We Have Carried the Day in Triumph!
--W0O)---

We have premium best dis
pay of Gents Furnishing Goods
We have awarded the premium stock and dis
play of Gents, Boys and Chldrens Hats and Caps.
And we for the highest for the general display
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Such is the popular fifty visitors who have
gaced our exhibit the Dallas State Fair with their presence
have honored with their verdict in person.
We yield pride and glory triumph
merchants for combined gold
medals offered u.s.
the projectors and promoters the Fair
1t has during the past fully Twenty-Five Thousand
Dollars already growing and famous Clothing business
desire to commemorate this occasion by Gala Day special
ly set apart after the Fair is
We have prepared grand BETTING
NEXT NOVEMBER Sth, and the following programme
Grand reception Monday between the hours
the morning for which occasion we have specially engaged the
MEXICAN NATIONAL BAND who will give free
these hours to entertain friends and visitors
Grand Balloon Ascension Monday evening" November at
o'clock from the balcony
Murply Streets one large balloon with grand lumnans measuring
over thirty circumference; smaller balloon of style
measuring twenty feet in circumference.
To one balloons will be attached tag which
inscribed follows 1.-The finder Of this tag will be presented with
a fine suit of clothes.
The large balloon tag elegant Drep Suit
The smaller tag will be for elegant 1925
Or boy under II should find either will be for suit and
overcoat.
These balloons may three
but the event will be pleasure
will create quite foot and horseback the direction the
balloons.
We have been busy past
Stock We need holiday many other
men and clerks need also
Grand Free Concert furnished by sixty the finest
musicians this continent by balloon that
Offering grand afehoday Monday next visitors still
remaining in Dallas than to Dallas friends
Remember we Monday and chge admission
for this musical treat
Remember too any the Mary Anderson pscque
Monday will be lady friends souvenirs
commemorate this great history Dallas
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THE RESULTS
FOR us.
--0(OW--

To-day marks the end Of our season Of
festivities. Our grand State Fair and Ex-
position will leave behind beneficial effects
for all time. At it's repetition next year it
will meet only friends. The people came,
they saw, and Dallas conquered. For us
the most pleasant recollections will always
remain. Thousands Of vsitors---some that
knew us by reputation and others that
knew us not at all---have gone back home
with the full knowledge that SANGER
BROTHERS establishment is all we claim
for it. They will be the talking advertisers
while the thousands of dollars worth Of
goods they have carried home with them
from our establishment will be mute yet
most eloquent reminders of where to get
more. The verdict in our favor as. the lead
ing house for all lines carried by us has
been unanimous First the people them
selves, by their liberal patronage, testified
to it, and next the various committees Of
the Dallas State Fair and Exposition
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AWARDED Us TWENTY-0NE FIRST PREMIUMS

For points Of excellence on every line
claimed We return thanks to the direc-
tory Of the association for the opportunity
afforded us to obtain these results, and
heartily thank the thousands Of people
who have called on us during their stay,
assuring them that their favors through:the
mail will receive as careful attention at our
hands as we gave them in person.
Fergus County argus., 1886-12-02
Not Drunk.

The sun River sun says: Jack MELON
aid, the popular stage driver on the Hell
ena and Flat creek run of the II. Il u. line,
came in Tuesday from Nitcholl's with Ms.
Lyons, the lady who had her arm broken
in the recent accident, whom he wa. taking
10 Great Falls. Jack has almost entirely
recovered from the blow g.. 'he box which
struck him ia the back rs the coach went
over AMI injured his spine. lie was not in
toNirated and did not miss the brake and
iall of reported; but had his foot ola the
brake when til. coach went over. and the
lines in his hands when struck in the back
by q heavy box, which nearly broke him in
two. lie was thrown some distance or he
mu~t have been crushed under the wagon.
Jack viii 60 back ON to hs old run in Il few
daVS.