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Thur-siay. June 10.

AZ 1870 a. m, Band Concert at east front Of
Capitol.
n O'Clock. selection by the Band in rotunda
Han Of House Of Representatives called % or
der by President
Scripture reading and prayer.
-Rev W Il Brockway
Quartette Adam, "Comrades in Arms.
Ne han Quarteite
Address Of weicome............ Coy. A. Alger
Itp kespqpPse p,...,, ,,,. ; -, -, -;.Alphe@s Fetch
Report Of Committee ou,C0nstituiion.. n A Conant
Solo ScudeYi, screnadc 3D.. ..--.... ......M I Lawn
Selection OF music by band frem gallery
AT las p. m, Band Concert on Capitol steps
2O'clock, selection band in rOtunda.
Han Uf the House, Scripture reading aud prayer
Rev. ~. n Haze.
Qusrtette, zoelner, Where Would Be
-Mehau Quartette
General roll call ............ Secretary
Solo Elliott Hybrias the Cretan. A. Allen
Aaa-.ss Toledo and Mexican War
from Michigan standpoint.
A. r. NcReynolds
Cornct solo Ioyathar. Polka by Lew Jos. sor,,ss
Address The legislative Power In
fee Commonwealth,
Duo. Cooke. Army and Navy L LAWN and Crane
Address, Agriculture and stock Breeding.
Solo Bonheur, Clang Of the Hammer L. G. crane
Selection by the band from gallery
Az 7.3o p m Band Concert on Capitol steps.
O'Clock Selection by Band IN Rotnnda.
Hall OF the House, scripture Reading aud Prayer.
Rev = ". Ladu
Quartette, Becker. Ruined Chapel"
-Mehan QuaTiette
Sentiment, "Our Capitol City. Responses
%. ~ Bames
Solo Obertheur soldiers Talisman.
e G. Suckuri
Cornet Solo. "Old Folks at Hon G Jos Spr0ss
Address Personalities OF Legislation.
D. l.. Crossman
Trio Balfe. Bacchanalian Trio
LAWN. Crane and Allen
Volunteer speeches Of Eve minutes each, open %
al members infeupefsed with vocal and iu-
Strumental music, continued indefinitely.
Rand
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'1si faQ weeks lt ~aDil ts Sufficient I...n-
.ahmeEi f.,Y the unl,arcalall'r siu
hfnfr Green Ilt Islsl = l0 laiI Ilf trsI
frame harm and srcald lr4l.f aalse. lladt
sonsf aF4GlVraif feMarks eticl e.ascl ltg
e2rfgises lE ths evening lhr teunl pe.pIe
participated in baNe3 aaHes lle oi-
laers and eomu.lftrfs wlo aaallac. laeu-
selves So lre1ilatlY uers a. follows Ma,-
Sal of tat Day N - Na=.H lre>iitri
=. 4. NaiAins Corresponding Secretary A.
A Weeks Ireasarer lara Afi1 0uulii-
Tee az Arrangements. 3aan u kauAeiI
John b = Ale A4Ieu Norton. J r. IrssE
John lmmous
E.aa4sr rst aa.l licensees hEssla q seas
a-a a-tsiIa is. a.tt - a es.1s 80 a...is l..s
saai. - si l.F ll.f ar - a.l.i. faft. aas.i-s
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-03

fff 'f 20 .t eHfer sIrln
l'rrsa1 MOB 1une -af afa Nn Fsres
g prueisss fhis neruIaa srr.ntles ihe.r esrr.s,.
p tin heu1nf n srrirk'no car Ell sr.rr fff
moths 49, rff4nsiHr f0Ilfae 81 fflai rrf.- eis ffa
hfise followed Psi frt HrfH hf.trn1 fff rfis
we're nfii5 burned fnss tsef Insurance. +.
kH .r fhf Harins
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rt|.ata s.at.a
ftlne etTrf June sf.1H tro fnnfref i0rr
ssisis usnr ~ iham ree1u.psrl b. fher
vref srr here fs1aF TIRE faaeflne rat faIf -.
tnf lftfe toIsf and fafrf frefi .ffH fef--rt
resd 1hs h1is itf t1irtf - if tfalart ~ Sea
sfs fGis
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Lac Oneen,. Congratnlatlon.

LoNDov. June 2-The Queen sent the
following cibiegram 10 President Cleveland
this afternoon:
Pray accept my sincere congratulations
upon your marriage and my best wishes for
yogr happiness VICTORIA.
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LET Us SING


For tle Pres dent S Bride Is the
Who'll Nation 8 Pride
The Merry OLD Tune Sung So
Ot-en 10 June
Aad Music That SWsus From
Sweet Welding Bells,
With the Caanons Big Boom
Salures Bride and Groom
The Whole World Intent on
the simple Event.
Md the Perfume FILLED Air.
At the White House
Down The
Grover Answered. IDo. And
FRANKIE Ne Too.
The Famed Happy Pair, And
the Guests That Were
There.
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BUSY LITTLE BALL.
Played Gently over the Diamond yester-
daf-prtrotf and chicago Again
Victorious The scores.

" sshinx fssfs- Detroit.
WasHTVe10N. June
ID .frfif - 70 . o.
Washlr1t0s o.
Base pits Detroit fl Wsshiugtol q
frrsrs-l ietrlif & 81 asHinEful
Rstferes -eeszein and EsuHeif fT Defra,t
Barr sEd f,Il i1au i1r ssn .ngtqn.
ImIire--hork
Other rames resulted as i0iloWs
Crfrsau 9 Has.rn
Th sfeiuhls 3 81 lruis
New YORK kauses fIiF.
Frlsfklru Cincinnati
- Irrra g Iolls
Athlete frfs'lrE
M-rrrIsll sr Louisville
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BsNeoR. Ne, june TIE Democratic
State Convention hcrs t13sy vas entirely
harsonious Col Clark s Edwards uss
nominated fer Governor bv aceiamatiar
The platform calls fsr shorter hnnrs of
labor and Tor presfrfsiiou 81 fhe Dubir
lan1s and demands protection of American
fishermen. President CIereIands admin
isirailqn was warmly commended Eeso-
lutions iararIug home role was adopted
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-03

Instrumental and Band Musie-Under direc-
toa OF Jos SprOsS. Lansing
Vocal Musc-By Mehan male Quarette OF
Detroit. J. e. Suckert. tenor. T.. & Crone, bari
tone. " J. LAWN. tenor; r A. Allen. bass. As
sisted by Prot. A. Apel, OF Detroit. accompa-
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-03
THE FIRST REUNION
Of the Michigan Legislature
Association
HELD At LANSING JUNE 10 AND II.
The Fine Programme Which Viii Be
Carried Out-Oyer SIX Hundred
6x-Members ot the Legislature
and State Officers NH
BE Present.

The Michigan legislative Reunion vii be
held al Lansing June l0 and II aud there il
every prospect Of It's being one OF the largest
and most successful gatherings Of its kind
ever held over six hundred ex-members
of the Legislature and State officers will be
present The citizens OF Lansing have taken
hold of the matter with vim
and enterprise that viii ensure is
success. All ex-members Of the Legisla-
lafure who will attend the gathering, are
requested - pay the necessary one dollar 10
II. r. Mccormick, Of this ciu, before Fri
day next as on that day he will have 10 send
awas the names 20 get the neces 'ary ceftin-
Gates. Hon @. W Thompson has worked
hard 10 make the affair a success. and his
efforts will be more than rewarded by the
success Of the reunion. Below Will be
found the complete programme, which is
Published by the TELEGRAM HERALD exclu-
siyely
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-03

MAsFINoroT. june l-Seorsfsrr and Mfs.
Manning viii. % is reported leave Washing
tor saturday afternoon fof bot springs
Va where thsy vi.i probably rems'n sbsuf
month
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Officers.
Executive COMMITTEES.

Alpheus Fclch. President. Daniel /. Crossmar
Secretary. George W. Thompson, Treasurer.
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Member and ex. Members Of Michigan Legis-
lures.
ExMembers Michigan Constitutional Conven-
tons
Present and past State officers.
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Members admitted 70 foor Of hall and yisitors
10 gallery Oh tickets only.
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Committee Oh

L. N. Sellers, Il. 4. Conant J. W Belknap, James
Hueston, Vim. NJ Fitzpatrick.
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trMHERL tND. Nd. June 3 , a. m.--The
special train bearing the President and his
bride 10 Deer Park passed through this place
az 1850 clock this morning.
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Programme.

Committee on Constitution.
Michael Shoemaker, II. A Couant, G. ".
Huntington
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$1,000 REWARD.

pY ORDER or THE COMMISSION
~ ers o. King county, ". n. 1 herahF
oaer 5000 reward fer the arrest and con.
Ylction o. the paraon. who. on the alh day
a February, murdered y. Manning Col
mAn ana Wilbur Pattens On Lake Wash
tnRton. IN aid county.
]. n MC0RAW. Sheriff.
eeaflla. v. r, Feb. q. iaEl feH
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EXTRAORDINARY MEDICAL SKILL

One stormy night, whea The roads
we're veil nigh impossible, q son Of Rrin
came into doctsras ofios and deaiFed
tue dispenser Of physie 10 20 % ssa 4
fFiend uh0 vas iist a-dyins.n IA
Woaid nos take no " for a anawev.
90 putting the aaddls-b bags rpon 81
horse, the physician slarted Qua upon
bis ioaKney. AZ soon as be aaw TIE sick
man be knew Il vas nearly oxsR win
him. and remarked % the csurieF:
Peter, y0a told The truth; vouF
friend . Joss 81 the paint Of death.n
CAnt - do ainythsenR for hesmY''
replied Peter.
Ne; Il Il Too lAfe.H
but, oocth0F. aln't ys grin b give
heem ainything ~ eli At allfa
: i vii do 10 good.
Bat, doathoE, ys have come 90 far. IA
Soald Be 700 bad % SO baok uiihoai
doin' ainyihinc.n
For he psacs q PstaF's mind shs dos-
Tor nov took z small quantity nf snpar
from phtal snd piassd Il an he dviup
mans tongue JAS - be uAs drawing his
lass breath.
fsieE, seeing his fsisnd's head drop
back, Looked ~ 10 the doctor with ~
e8ea. and said. half h q whisper.
In a0c1haF, an didnif We A 4
qnickf HasPw's Neg. ~ gale.
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STEINER cAScAlE

IN 0. W. Cow. Maatsr
- wil leave seattle TueS-
- hdaY. TharadaT and So.
9EaAls TOT 91nond. Mukilteo. MaryBFiIls
o. Monday, wednesday and FridaF.
For ffeiEht o. pasaaRo slI1lF - heara
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h0IleE o. aAlE


Tn THE DISTRICT COURT on f
laird Judicial District ~ Waa1I
Territory, holding terms Is Seattle. Is 4|
County
No. lSqt-Petar Moran aad aotert
partners. e. Moran Brothers, llholl1nn
Steamboat Ecenomy, her tackle. apNH Ell
furniture. boilers and machinery.
Notice q hereby given that, where's a.
decree Of the above emitted court lni4et
record n said court On the ION day g M
A. d. les8 the above named eloan4 Ban
omy, her builere. engine, tackle. aF
maobineFy and furniture, were cunaA
and ordeFed 10 b. sold IN tho manaal
Yided By law, 20 answer the prAy1l q .
above named hoelisBts. and o. he inieEgt
iBF liheilanta
Therefore vii sen saIa sieamer & ra1s
auction, % lha highest hiader. for nlAa. S ~
bank o. Lake WaahinRson. Al q r,a14 @sllea
HuuRhtnn. IN King Connty, Waahlnw4n 44s
riioFy, a 10 o'clock IN the foreno68 s. "a
urdAy, he 2dih cay q June. A. .. 111
T. J. HAMILTON
q. 8. Marshal for Waahineion i arliIS.
Dated Al seattle. King cunDiy. Waa4
Territory. this 10th Jay o. June. A. q, l
6sorgs II. Preston proctor fog iltfa1
hasin 4 diimAu prpctors for iniezFene1s
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Ias1 Mat I 90 apak1ne1 D Ne ely
q 3 lzzz1 a3alt m4a miEht ezIt from
bis winaem g ihe n.Ehl ar: rs auun
maa nn2 larqa, and fhe ORR dartuaNua,
! had baen tald, VS. n0t % eGsclive -
i should have been.
foF fhst rssson I sross nna carefully
dfezsed myself 10 of3er 70 assist, Il
posHihle. oarefuliy ieweEsd mysall
from nv room ~ scans % q staircase
Which f1and ocnesaled II q dark and
mysterious corner of the passage.
On he streets all Wat eulfnEi11. I1o
koarss cry 81 nFe had been taken 40 By
others paasad arnund from ons % an
other, Until Il had swollen fnto dnii
roar. 1hs CRY of FIRE In small town ia
Always . grand sizh1
al along the street n front Il Mr..
RendeFEas1'a roller Eink tne nlAne1eo
faces Of The people c0nld Be sen. Men
we're huTFyinR 70 and fro, knocking tha
sysianders ever ID fhsir frantic e1orta
% Get somewhere eiss. With great fore
gioht Mr.. PsnderRask. Who aad that oay
finished painting his roller rink dull
roam e0ior, renewed from The building
the large card which bore The legend,
sFREsz PArNr.p
So thaa these Who ware B8 disposed
might feel perfectly frea 10 lean against
the rink aud watch the progress Of the
flames.
Anon the bright glare Of the deVouE-
ing eiemant might have been seen burst
ing thronRh the easement Of Mr.. Cioero
Williama's residences, facing on she alley
waat ~ Ne Rnrf4aruaafsa r1nN aarnnn
the street. the spectator whose early edu-
distinctly read the sign of oar esteemed
fellow toWnsman, Mr.. Alsnso BarlinR-
anne, which Vas he up By tho rcd glare Of
the flames 80 that the letters stood Gus
plainly e follows:
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SNOQUALMIE FALLS

FT,Hk sEATTLE soUAK AND sN0-
= QHAlmta Transportation CoEupany j.
noW rftitafe1 % carfF raSaaNHnea ard
freight fron SEATTLE "a Snoqusli,sie Ard
tntarnaaiAta pQista. with praaaps4naa ana
Dispatch. The shortest 4nickHFt had bs.si
Lqole - rearh ne famous SnsqaalH1ic
kalia hQR ranche4 ANd kuntlae aad Ash-
tnH aFean4a q that neEion.
fwa slaaea 4 tAy nom SEATTLE d scNkk
ieaFtn8 Z. 4. eianee gFnceFy Htore ~
.. ~. AnA 2. a. Poe further particulars
s.reee aga
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City Treasurer's Nom

TNHE TREASURER or THE CRY -
u seattle viii pay On nresonis s ~
following named WoFEanta.
Warrants Nos. 1lSo. 111o. ll14 1I# 4.
ll1l, lle6 and 1853, from Front
anco. Harrison and Kentacly atnass "A
dtnances koa. 615 and s8l. Wa4fA
Road Fund 70 aud includiuR iosa
Fire Fund 90 and including 7la
Water Fund to and including Isl
No interest wih Be allowed d E
A. CHTLHKR
City TranSes
First publication June ii. fe1S
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-, JOSEPHINE 81 PINE

2. Z. HOWARD, Bola Ownar.
WI. ffom data carry The United Saatss
Woekly trips 70 5aaffia. Iasvfr-, -.
Deek ever Monday and FridaF Florninc.
va touch - Pun Gamble for paasanarTs
g nHiKhA arriving a. Seattle - 80
Alternoon returning win leave FesIer's
4Art - "a O'Clock every Tuesday A.
1.et4f1aT morAing. taking the mai a
f'sst ean nlaIfur csaneck and Union CIfy
oeo& Tor Pea H~nfle eBnry daF ereS,..
SATURDAY. - 81 BAaaanRarE And fTrirkf
- fScaiFe orders far anY pofnto1 Ho6ds
- -
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SHERIFPS SALR

IN THE DISTRICT COURT BOB fII4
= Third Judicial District Of WelI
Territory, holding terms ~ Seattle
No. a6tl-Darid Alton, ulnINlH
Walter Burritt and Catherine har I'D
wife, defendants.
Under and By virrue Of an order g l,.t
issued out d the above ramcd Co.'s 3
tie above entitled ection- dated -
day Of May, io64 and % me a
the property described In said
sale and aa follows. 70 vii.
Lota one and four q and A block
four 90. In A. A. Dennyis additic1 q -
city Of Seattle also. lot navcn I'D q ~
eleven illl. IL Maynard's plat a ~ z
NOW city Of Seattle; also. lots ltEa.
and four z. and a Ii block forty
tsaL IN a. A. Denny'a addition 3 2a
Therefore notice Il hsrsby givsa fhs's
saturday, TIE Isth Bay q 5ane.
At the hour Of II o'clock N ihs w
noon d said day. ~ the C0nlt House M
n the city 81 seattle. kllg u
washington Territory. I VII y
ence 70 said order Of sale. sell ~ -
described property. o. 80 much l1
may b necessary 10 ssaiafg the 5na
In said action, with Interest therr
cosla q public auction. % ~
bidder for cash.
I,stod e seattle, this so,h daT 9. W
1886 J.H. MCoNtH.
myz2id sheriff Of King oounfF. ~
Richard osborno. plaiafifa nflpln
The sale In pursuance u the apN,
tee h pos poned 20 Monday. I1o
Of June, 1855, ~ the same hour a11
j. h. NcaRANt
sheriff 81 King county.
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For date Of steamers leaving
SRATFLR FOR COAL
HlRBOR

drswal see csps. Tsrts. q he kvanssl
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The Mason s FoArd Company and
y. ShAnahAn 4 sons. Of Louisville,
Ky. have been awarded 9 contract
for The extension 81 the Chesapeake &
ohio Railroad from Ashland 70 Gov.
ington, Ky, distance Of 40 miles.
They also have contract Tor the
masnnFy Of the bridge acr0ss the
0hio. between Covingion and Cin.
cinnAtL Both works are paFi Of ths
scheme for : Baltimore and Chicago
roaie. .
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sale II pursuance T. the aho3t 20
postponed % Monday. E1e
ne 1855. ~ the same hour a1l
y. n. McGhANt
Sheriff o. King county.
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Tbs mck ana aaaiel6a eA8lia - - ~. "
HIN. Tha Dsctor has vtsited ~
Ear1ps aud ohtelned q 1re4l asai
inl0rnntlun ahicn BE- - ceuFe1erl
y thcls IN netd 81 rs nergieas ~.
afII - - st.rrro miles he s1g1l1
R1r.,-. 49, ~ Hrrnn. Cafi e. uEIt
sarnlnunicstaans slrla1lH e1na1As..isls
sen fnlIars ~ 4 nslkaFa e. moA4s
arssa Dr.. y. 0fn1oN, h1x 1885, -
stsre. Oh Mantas Hq1E-1zIlllt
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SENATOR KENNA AS LEADER.

Senator KESNA, having now fogmAlly
accepted the Chairmsnshi pot the National
Democratic Congressional Committee, bUs
mess will soon be begun in earnest. The
great responsibility OF such
position has naturally
made our young Senator hesitate while there
were so many men who had been longer
engaged in political work and whom he
thought should assume the leadership. As
he saws himself, he has not at ell hesitsted
through tears Of defeat He wanted that
Democrat at the head of the Committee
who could best marshal all the forces Of
his party. If all political leaders would,
like Senator KESSA, look more to the good
Of thsir party and less to their own political
aggrsndizsmeut party success would be
more certain. The New York Sun says
this of him: Senator KENNA is 8 capable
aud shreWd politician; and, moreover, his
ideas are thoroughly Democratic. There
is no civil service reform nonsense ABOUT
him, and he believes in giving the Offices
to Democrats only"
The Democrats Of West Virginia should
give their young and talented Senator q
hearty support General GoFF as Chair
man of the Republican Committee, viii use
every effort in his power to capture this
State for his party. Democrats can not
afford this, and should fall right into line
and sustain Mr.. KENNA in 9 grand tri-
umphal march upon the enemy's camp.
1t is of especial Importance, not only to the
Democratic party Of our State, bat Of the
nation, that Mr.. KESNA's State give good
Democratic victory. We feel certain that
West Virginia Democrats viii do their
duty. Senator KENSA will do bis part
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
The murder at DIcCoy,s station.

New CUMBERLAND, June S.-A shock
ing murder was committed yesterday at
ternoon at McCoy's Station, Just scross
the river, the victim being Mira. Nancy
Ware, who was perhaps about IS years OF
age. Mrs. Ware was daughter OF Samuel
Mushrush, and few years ago was mar
ried to Alex. Ware, both OF McCoy's Sta
ton. After living together awhile they
parted, and she has been keeping house BY
herself since, although her place did not
did not bear very ssvory reputation, q
Young man being killed there couple OF
years ago. A young man belonging to the
town named Ed. Householder, who has
been spending a great deal OF his time
with her for some time pest, is suspected,
and was lodged in. Steubenville jail last
night. About 7 o'clock yesterday eve Mrs
Ware was found dead in her house, her
head nearly severed from the body, with
several stabs about the body, also q pocket
knife with which the deed was committed,
was lying on the bed. 1t was supposed che
was killed about o'clock p. M, and not
discovered till evening. Householder came
out of the house about that hour, went TO a
saloon and got couple OF glasses OF beer
and bottle of whisky and left last night.
He was found in Steubenville and jailed
az above noted.
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ERIN,s TEMPORARY DEFEAT.

The scene in Parliament On Monday was
one of the most memorable since the time
of CROMWELL The thrilling speeches Of
PARSEIL and GLADSTONE, the voting and
the rOusipg cheers that were sent up BY
both sides, kept the surging mass Of PeO-
pie within and without the Parliament
buildings in the intensest excitement.
Though the Home Rule bill has been lost
ia 8 vote of S4l to 81, Jet the 6e!eat
is only temporary, If some one ten
months seO had said that the Nationalist
would on the 9Th day OF June, 1856, gain
over the majority Of the Liberal party and
The Great Liberal leader 10 their cause,
.ad come within thirty votes Of giving Ire
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land government Of their own. people
would have hcoted at him. Messrs. JUSTIN
McCARrHY and JAMES O'KELLY Seleve
that the present defeat Of the bill is good
thing for Ireland, as another bill giving
greater privileges viii soon be proposed
and passed. But PARNELL, 0'CoNNoR and
GLADSTONE would like to have seen the
present bill succeed. Ii would have saved
Mr.. GLADSTONE great deal Of trouble In
his direction Of the government Of the en-
pire.
What course Mr.. GLADSTONE will pursue
viii probably not be known till tomorrow
evening. The Cabinet will then make
known to the House of Commons what
policy will be pursued. Some think Mr..
GLADSTONE viii resign, but that is not
likely, since Lord SALISBURY and Lord
HARRINGTON have declared their intention
of carrying on the Government, in that
event. The more probable course is that
Mr.. GLADSTONE will dissolve Parliament
and call for q new election.
Whatever course is taken the coming
few months will add many pages to En-
glish history. If GLADSTONE resigns, and
others attempt to run the Government
they will likely run it into the ground, anc
again call upon the Grand Old Man to de
liver them; If Parliament is dissolved, th'
most exciting political campaigns tina
the United Kingdom has ever seen will en-
sue. Bat Ireland will triumph BY and By
no matter what is done st present.
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Thouaanda Saw So,

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Electric Bitters to my customers, they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers.
Electric Bitters are the purest and best
medicine known and will positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purity the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without them. They will
save hundreds of dollars in doctors bills
every year. Sold at Fifty cents bottle by
Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-09
Fourth District.
HOWARD IEAPLEloNi
Sc Eetary.

Alta meeting Of the democratic Executive Com'
,i,,,s AZ the Fourth yrSssonal District oil west
virginia. Nav 10th, 1t was ordered that eonTen.
lion a, delegate from the respective counties Of the
Fourth District, be held at Point Pleasant on Tues
day, August p, 1850, at 10 o'clock l. N 70 nm.
mate a candidate for Representative In Congress
Tron, ala dj.triet. Aud il was farther ordered
that each county in said istriei may send one
delegate and one alternate for each leo votes
cast Tor Governor L W wilson, st the state cleo
,ion Of 1854, and one delegate aud alternate hr
each fraction Of 100 votes, in excess OF 50 30 cast
And no more, nor othsr, delegates shall oe SP-
pointed. =.
And the Democratic Executive Co1miitees CT
the respective counties Of the district are requested
TO provide In lawful manner for the selection o.
DELEGATES and alteruat 5 IS herein authorized
By order Executive Committee
IN. LAYEN, Chairman.
RE. HORROR, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-09
narrow escape for Mr. BEECHER.

PRISCIPAL S. B. BRowN, of the Chenille
State Normal school, writes Us that ore
hundred students have been enrolled in his
school within the year, aud that the pros
poets for prosperous school the coming
year are highly encouraging. This speaks
well for the school and its management,
when we consider the severe droughts in
that section of the State in the past two
Years. Commencement at this school &C.
ours June 18th and the corner stone ofthe
new school building is TO be laid on that
dav
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-09

The telegraph cuts curious cspers at
times. The explanation Of how the report
that Mr.. BEEcHEa was dead go. started 10
that the stree, car strike on Bleecker street
had ended and q bulletin was sent con-
tanning the words, "Blescker strike dead.
Out Of this the telegraph operator got
"BEEcHER struck dead" This was very
,,or-o,, sscsna for Mr. BEECHER