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c.nrsh rathsr,s Awful Crime.

CExrRAL1A, ILL, Novsnbe; 11.-Dur'
ing q family quarrel, yesterday, George
Bridsnbaker, residing four miles north
west of here, tc,ame crazd a and shot his
wife and two chll ireu. Mrs. Brltenoaker
received a da ager,us wo lnd in the a6do'
MN, aud will probably die. A little
dauoh,er o. tie trenzjed man caught one
of the bullets in her arm, which wa' badly
shattered. and his s)n received an ugly
Wound in one of his hands.
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"Reducc tho Revenue" They Cry.

Boston, November 1.-The Beard OF
D:rsc,ors of the Home Market Club have
issued invitations to all the Republican
Ie ,ders t, q iCllifcatioa next Thurs lay
and havs adopted tAis significant resoiu-
tion:
Resoyred, The decisive victory won at the
polls Novsmber 6 fo7 the protective poiicy.
aud the preservation of the home m hKt'
for the bsneft of the home manufaet 1re'
and TIE home worker, advocated by the
Home Market Club, carries with it the re
snonsibility of effecting such a revision o.
the tariff ss will reduce the revenus to eX'
isting T. q uirements, expedite the admins
tration OF the law, check fraud a1d under
valuation and thus give 20 the domestic
producsrs that measure of prot ection which
the several schedules are designed to al
fNTd
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NEW YORK.
How the Electoral Vote of the State Msy
Have Been Divided.

How the Electoral Vote of the State Msy
Have Been Divided.
NEW YORK, November 1.-THE Sun
this mo;uipg says it is possible that two
Of tie Democratic candidates for Presi-
dental Electors from this State are elected.
This result if it has really been accom-
plished, is brought shout By the fact
that the Electoral ticket given out
by the Labor party included the
names of thirty-'Our Rarnhlinar El""."- !,
Win ths TWO LsU0r Eieclors-st Large at
the head Of the ticket, two of the Repu6-
lican Electors bsirg re2essMi'y omitted.
Il is thought that the number OF Labor
yotes thus cast were sufficient to defeat
the two r publican Electors omitted from
the Labor tickets, thus electipg the Dem
ocratic ElectOrs-st-L9rge. Such division
Of the Electoral vote in this State ls net
recs.lsd by any politician.
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Harr,sop ard C,yIl Service X form.

WASHINGTON, November 1l.-ln an ln-
terview to-day Civil Service Commissioner
LYMAN said: 'I have a very decided i'm
preston that Mr.. Harrison'S administrl-
ton will Re practical civil service reform
administration. l see no reason why he
should rot execute the law in good faith
aud extend it to branches Of the Govern
ment servics TO which it has rot b'en ap-
rlieI. His letter of acceptance iudicaHs IS
ihlt is his attitude on the SUI 9ct. bs-
lieve that be was entirely sincere in the
.t4tements in that letter, and that civil
se1yice reform wall have no tet-bscS by
reasCn Ct ths hange Of Administration.
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THE PRESIDENT ELECT
Mobbsd by Admirers at Divino Service
Yesterday.

Mobbsd by Admirers at DivIno Service
Yesterday.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND N5vam6sr H.
Luu Ilt,i4uuu oieUY GJVehueu dlVlne ser
vice this morning az usual at his church,
the First Presbyterian, Rev. D.. Haines
p.stor. The church was crowded with
strangers sni others in anticipation Of
Gen. Harrison's presence. ln his ssrmon
the pastor made no reference whatever to
the racent elevation OF a member Of his
cor gregstion to ,hs presidency. After ths
services hsd closed many members of the
congregation & .thered around and shook
hands with Gel. and Ms. Harrison. A
large crowd awaited his coming out but
there was No denomination. The dis
tauca from H'rrsOn's residence 10 thS
church il a mile, and ths weather WAS
cool and pleasant. The Cereal and
other gentlemen of the party walked both
coming and going.
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AHome Rule Contest.

LONDON, November 1.-THE Economist
contests Mr.. Gla1stone's statement that
hcms rule is rooted in tie minds of the
nsonle. and that it will survive his leader
sbi6 with urdiminished vigor. AFTER
the death of Mr.. Gladstone" it says,
t'home rule will tave lost on its OWE
merits, Mr.. Glsdstone's present col
LEAGUES being all inferior, nobody is a6l'
r. D, eiict who bis successor will be. Hi'
tonsls have all aoan 10 ned him.
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Pensions for Yves, vtrr,plan,

SFsN'S' Telegram 20 the Registe-
WASHINGTON, NOvsmbar ll.-Psusious
naVe osen issusd to West ylrgiuiaas as
:" lows; Original invalid-Michasl p
Wells, Louisville.
lee .ea's-Cllsb Cochran, Clifton; Chris
tan h'iaseuan, Elsntoro; Daniel Ben.
nett, C'uaWay; Oliver B. Jol e., Morgan,
tSwl; James Hurley, Leivasv; Gsorv,
Monrni7g, Point Plss8art; 6ideon Nor
row, K Muii Zz.kiel Marble. Wsa
GrAtton; John L COruiu, Highland. Man
IOa Il NJ iKltrick, Morris; George W
Great Cseappn. N'"Ss
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Mnrlnra SAYS Cleveland. /.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, November IL
CO.. A. <. Mcclure said today: "It the
Republic ans give US an h1nest administrs-
ton, make q proper revision of the tariff
including free raw mstsrialss afford gen.
ions protection to labor snd take the tax
off uecesssrles, they will hold this govern
ment. 1t they don't Mr.. Cleveland will
bs elected in 1892. He made the square
fsue and would be the only man to turn
- -
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A Terrible Accident.

UTICA, n. Y, November ll.-Frederick
Kuorrick, his wife and eleven yeaI dsugh-
Anna, perished in their burning dwelling
a. Vernon Centre at 10 8. m. to-day. SeVe-
raj attempts to enter the house and rescue
tha inmates were futile. The cdarred re-
mains of the three were found in the eel
lar ths limbs bsipg nearly burned of The
vIl,gs has no adequate protection against
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s.a,,,n1 a Pardon for Willie Lee.

CHICAGO, Novemte: 11.-A petition to
Governor OElesby for tte pardon Of Willie
l. 20, who shot Banker RaHsop, wss circu-
lated literally ound the cOuris to-day by
Ssth F. Crew, who was attorney for Young
Lee's mother, Ms. Rawson. Thepetitlon
stated that I Lae wa sentenced to tiShtee n
months in i.il Oc'oba 6, 1887, and execu-
ti;s cleuency was Invoked because hs had
served all but six months OF tae term anu
because Of bis extreme youth. Mr.. Crews
got many siguers to the petition by repre-
seating hat the RawsOn marital troubles
yve,e now g II settled.
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nnath In a Political Ouarrel.

PrrrsBURG, November 1l.-A special
dispatch from Lima, O., says: Daring
political quarrel at an early hour this
morning Richard McGrevy was stabbed
three time, in the groin by Nicholas Nlca-
olss McGevy is still living. but MS
wounds are believed 10 be fatal. Nicholas
haS haeu ART ed.
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pIa,be Trust Order the Shutdown?

BosroN, November 1.-THE Boston
Sugar Refinery at East Boston will shut
down tomorrow night for an indefinite
rerird. The company states that advan-
taoe il taken of the present small demand
Cor sugar to temporarily close the works
for repairs and improvements oa the
market i! is reported that the shutdown
was ordered by the trust.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12

TIE latest returns from the State are
un;r,rmIy favorable to Democracy The
,,,srior counties could not be reached BY
corr noodle. COlOrsd rspsaters could not
J., rnshed iIto them by the
hundreds; STEVE ELKINs conld not colo
,;,. item, and their uDcOrruPtsd voters
have given a fair expression at the polls
n favor of ho1est government in honest
p,mo,rstic hands. West VirgiOla IS
safe Judgo FLEMINGs majority
roll, up higher sud higher.
4 reasonable estimate puts it at 200 At
The present hour. No fraud or deception
ran overcome such 3 lend, Democrats,
Won have defested Godism, The State is
vours Wa.ch the returns and make it
certain.
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e.,.rs, HarrI.ou = Phi Delta Theta.

CARLISLE, November 1.-THE Penn
sylvaaia Epsilon Chapter, Phi Delta
Tbsts fraternity, of Dickinson College,
.s,eg,aphed congratulations to General
HsrSiso1 at Iudiaospalis tonight. Cen
sral Harrison ia a member OF the brother
hood.
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Rsavv Failure at Parksrsburg.

specisl Telegram to the Register.
PARKEEsBURG, November IL M j.
s;gler, proprietor of large millinery es-
adjustment here, has assigned 10 W. n.
Miller. Ths liabilities are 5000 and the
a, sets about ths same. Soudsr, Bngat d
Co.. of Columbus, are preferred for 81, 200.
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A RIa,t FurnAce starts.

READING, Pa, November LINE
large No. 2 blast furnace Of the Brook Iron
Company w1ioh has besn idle since D ANU
ary will 60 10 to morrow with a full com
plement Of hands. Orders having oeen
issued 10 that etfsct to-day.
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-. ~ "a, . B.,bsess.

KINGSTON, n. Y, November iL-lls
p.nnh,ie,p, A.. u,kirs pr.psra'i'as fo'
.,,od ;obil.s rex. week. The leading
go. ,itl bs Q bnb'cas. A isfss 9.
bss been prssrtei BY y'c+p'';issns "a ..', sr,
Nor,on ,nd will be seat frtm nn Sy
.e,. | ~ Rbinsb1ct. Before bans :,sassi,
.,.d The animal will ba e.ooried tnoss
d. ~. .sr.s d.costed with Hsss ssd oss'
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CINCINNATI, Novsub~ n.-Pesss
palmer and Gsn.rL VIM. z. Strong. q
cbIe.eo srriyed In the city this n'rniss
"a via, the nsdd Of the equsstzisn sAsss
ofGeosr.l Grsst which The p.opls d CD.
c.so ,iTl enct In Lisc,ls PAX % tns
dssd bao. Tbs work wss awAda 70
I,tist R.biao sbsat . year sge and % has
Saisb.d The stady model. Gsns Bteoas
md Mr. PsImss aeespie1 tbs medal.
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webstpr,a Vote.

Spcrial Telegram TO tts S'nsTGy Hsg1'er'
CHARLESTON, November n.-Later re-
tp-ns rec ived here from Webster county
reducs the Democrat c msjority IN That
county from 42O, at which 1t has bean es-
tim sted, 10 SOL.
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BRIDGEPORT, Conn, November Il
A bulletiu resolved at $40 p. m t'on
Lime Rock states that NJ change TO- the
worse had taken placs in VIM. Il Bar
num's condition siuca midnight.
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,,,nars scorohed by Fire Damp.

PIrrsBURe, November ll.-A Scot'
Haven, Pa, sp ecial says: There was an ex'
plosiou of fire damp in the BAL mines own
Al byW B:own Il So1s, nsar Bostop,
Pa, yesterday afesrn'oa' IN Whlcn l'u'
miners were severely burnei.
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WAYNE $50.

Special Tsl,gTGn to ne S',Hddg Register.
CHARLESTON, November ll.-Ohiclalre-
tucns icom Wayne county give Demo
cratic m .iority of GO. This ls o dscresss
Of usavly 2O0 fro the vote oil 1854,
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Lincoln 2SS.

Spscia! TGJcgrcn to ne >upfag Register
CHARLESTON, November 1.-THE re-
turus received from Linc,ln c. H., give a
Democratic majority OF 2SS. is a slight
i-crease over the estimate formerly msoe
for this county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12

PAxxE.ssuHo, VIVA, Nsvsnb9 IL
Two boys, .ansd Cha,les Dsssias srd
Thonss Ysusg, wbils lsi'sf.G seoos
Borp, MIA IN Bcoss county, Inoiso
by Ssue means became sntaCGlse ~ ~
macbissry. Both beys wire iesiieiJ
msrsisd aad nay die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12

An open seeret-The unparalleled me- il
aud popularity Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
A specific for sll bodily rsin is SalvatiOr
OIL Il cures all pain instantly and costs 25c.
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HARRISON COMING EAST.
He VIII Visit New YORK. CITY and May Stop
in Philadelphia.

in Philsdelphia.
INDIANAPOLIS, November lit Is
General Harrison's intention to 60 east 10
about a month to spend several days in
New York There are business mstteis
that must be looked after for him and nc
has announced that be will give them per
sonsl attention. he will prooablS go dl
rect to New York and may possibly stop IN
Phitadelphis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-12

THE soft glow of the tea rosa Is acquired
bv Iaiiss Who uss P1zzo1i's Complexion
Powder. Try it
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER

w., virplnia. slightly warmer, fair
,yssthe-. SulhwoS.erly winds. Usrrs- fair
81 cstber soulhwCsteEty WINS
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Rhine to Winter In Washington.

AUGUSTA, November 11.-Tne Bisines
will spend the coming winter in Wash
ington.
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Another route Satan is apt to take IN
his active travels Is through the mercan-
tile establishments. He seps in and says
70 the clerks: "How much salary do you
oe,p Il that ell? Why, you san't live oc
that, You have right TO enough icI
livelihood. A few quaItsrs out OF the
money drawer will never be missed, Oh
here and there is o remnant Of geois yor
copIi tax. home without being found out
Or YOU could change those aesouot bolo
n listls and Jo1 cruld make that figure
o and that figure 5 g 3, and if you do no
feel exsctly right about doing that yo'
can soms day ply it btck, which you cal
do p,rfectly easy. D,s't feel like runntr
the risk? Well, thsn, you can't 60 to tn
tbsater and you can't 60 on that roam
With the b,ys, and you will hsys TO wea
that plain tolt, whereas yoa could nav
vour oyercoet fur-!ined, and take board
tip-.op place and walk amid plus
, and tapestries positively orlsL
tai. while you are mako
nm your mind will just 90 through Il
different parts Of this great commercial e
1 | tsblishment and try every one from .
q wealthy firm down TO the erraDd noys
Tha result of that Satanic visit i tnst o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-20
THE COURSE OF TRADE AND POLITICS.

From The knoXvillo Daily Journal
The old maid OF American politics, Tho New
York Evening Post.n seeks TO combat paragraph in
Mr. Blsne's speech, which Is
The year 1887 prosperous and the President at It's
close proposed radical change In the industrial system
which had produced that prosperity that day
there reversal aud confusion In the commerce
and manufactures
with characteristic deception II attempts to ref,ite
that statement By paragraph taken from The New.
York Tribune, giving the state OF trade for rhc
previous weck-week, mind you For lack OF other
argument and by reason OF tho venom OF us nature.
that compcls Il 10 strike every time Blanc's namc Is
mentioned THIS old maid Is driven TO the necessity Of
puerile comparison OF nine months with week, and
that week the most favorable one.
Those OF readers who have read Dun's weekly
review OF commerce, which Is printed In each OF
saturdays issues will recall that Immediately after
the Presidents message was made public u general
alarm was felt I'm business circles. As time wore on
and the Mills lill Introduced tho alarm increased.
Then came discussion In the House, and ono by one
important amendments wero made and the alarm
lessened. Finally for three four weeks Dun's
report with the Significant utterances that trade was
improving because OF the Increased confidence that
there would be no tariff legislation completed; and
that the business world knows that II tho tariff
laws are revised II viii be done In the house Of their
friends the Senate, confidence Is restored and The
Tribune says In It's article which the old maid copied
The general trade reports for the last week seu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-20

heartily n favor of r nSmniSn 4 RrssfH1,, os !.
County Democratic organization But the iiill Demo mo-
believe that Tanmany Han Is stu iey e 70 aS
declared for him. and that before the Democrats, s sae
Convention meets the County Democracy Ipdcnd liz
Democratic party Is drifting RAPIDLY toward hi; Luz
nomination mpelled 10 40 so Ty s ss Of The Demo
cratic party in this state It's source OF MANA
and they nominate Hill 'hse . stGrs Of Mr.
nm by the Democratic party when the liquor Fl most
demand his m na IN yhs s SRSO Mr. Hits
supporters therefore confidently predict bis nomnao"
The explanations given by leading Democrats Of the
cause of their partys weakness IN this state eXc'es
much laughter among REPUBLICANS ono em sdI,ud
by our National Convention Is too frank, TOO honest
and has too few concentrations. Besides there lsnt
said: WHEN President Cleveland wrote that tariff
message last fall thought no dd wise and com ~
was impolitic. 1t preciptated debate on the tart
in the Presidential year and on deits'e gueso
workmcn to understanding OF our true position
on the tariff They are caught easily py me argu
me1t OF the d not on ssvs e sufficient time before
election to mako them perceive that they ere ncihs
desded It would have been far oecG i snr nt
message, with brief reference only In general terms
to the tariff. He could have been elected ey that
policy and then during tho four gears OF bis term
he could have put through Congress tarln reform
message. ] fear that Cleveland is beaten, ana
what is worse, that tho republicans Will then steal s,
our thunder. They will pass tariff reform BIZ
That is what they mean when they say that the
tariff should be reformed by ITS frends Dlsrssl,
fhcn passing a moro radical electoral reform biz
than they had proposed The Republican ,r Mould III.
form bill and should fear they would be In power
another twenty. four years. In Western Now-Yorls
where live where have been recently, thcrc Is no
evidence that there is Democratic party In existence
Every where you soc Harrison and Morton banners;
They seem 10 be hanging out Of the window OF
every farm house you pass and to be IN about every
shop window in tho villages. l aston!shcd at
the apathy OF our partys managers They have
not yet sent out q party document, nor speaker
| Tho Republicans meanwhile hard at work and
are getting our Democratic workngmcn into their
cluhs-thus fixing them for the campaign. But |
suppose the Democratic machine viii by-and-by
get to work and then will see whether we cannot
whip back into line tho Democrats who have left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-20
MISSIONARIES MEET AND TALK.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE woMEN's FOREIGN Mis'i'N-
AIRY SOCIETY.

anniversary OF THE wOMEN's FoRkl0N Mio'i"N
AIRY SOCIETY.
ocean Grove. ~ j., Aug. 10 tspecaD.-Tnis mas
been the greatest Sunday OF tho season moro ' .a
being the occasion of the anniversary OK the WOMEN
Foreign Missionary Society The carry mo,
meetings had large attendance. AZ the iou"e
pcople,s Meeting Mr. Yatman spoke on " heaVeh' 'n'
Homo OF the Redeemcr,7 after which foho"ea OH "a
noriencc service In which only men partcip&o'
scorcs n, men spoke In few moments The HOLINESS
Meeting was addressed by Mrs d. OSBORNE, na'.o
"a India who gave an account OF her conversion "
Christianity Miss Fannie Sparks and Miss lhoo"H'
returned missionaries from india also MADE addresses
An Immense congregation gathered at the Auditorium,
for prcaching service, extending beyond the rool u
This spacious walcss building. Bishop william lay
,or made the opening prayer and read and commencu
on the healing of the lepcr DR. Osp9rhe t Tv
The anniversary Sermon selecting for ms 'cA,,
peonle shah be willing IN the Day or my fowS IVA ,
Dr. Osborne made thrilling appeal lot nep, ,sction
collection of 5000 taken. WINE inc cohS
MAS being taken, his little son Ernst sang W A
composed By the Doctor. ., .,t .d
The Sunday school had a largo attendahce ~. eu
iourned promptly at 3 o'clock, when the Missionary
presided. Or. Osborne made tho hrs' ,ro al
dress giving an account OF S ms ,rS T In
In India and the conversion OF blind l!indoo AM, nls
remarkable work among his race; B,shop wri VIII az
Taylor of Africa, then made Drier ADDRESS, anu a.
tho close Of his rsmarks he and his wife were maae
life directors Of the society. a., .,,..ra roonye
Probably not less than twenty-five thousanu pcVp.,s
were on the sand and board Walk during inc u i
beach meeting. Tho entire msslonaEy eoi''e''''''
during tho day amounted to over Sl,2Oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-20
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE

Mr. Smalley wrote in The Sunday Tribune his
ninth article on London society. touching on con-
vcrsation and the different styles OF dlnoreh'
neriods. Mr.. Ions G. Elsons second letter from
R,vreuth treated OF the notable musicians ana
musc-loyers gathered for the Wagner festlVal'
n correspondent in Toxic, Japan. described VOL
canic eruption in one OF the japanese provinces !.
Henry Clews's "Twenty-eight Years IN wan
Street. was reviewed. as were the Letters auu
Memorials of Archbishop Trench Other features
u,oro Washington Gossip, Day at Cluny Castle.
Tal,r Of the Town, The Dixie, Scenes about the
Diamond. Beyond the Big Bridge, In the Church
Porch Talk with q Snake Charmer, Mysteries OF
Muopiness, About Men and Affairs, The FASHIONS.
Chances Here and There, Baseball, Military Notes
and all the news Of the day, the leading topics
of which were as follows
Foregn-Empcror William in speech 10 t thS
Infantry Guards renewed his declaration as 10 Inc
nolcv Of the Empire in Alsacc- Lorraine - me
Norwegian steamer Liberia from New-for Wa
wrecked on White Island. - other memp s;fs
Of rho Irish Parliamentary party will bring silts
ogainst {" The Times - military conspiracy
has been discovered at Madrid. -; Tho forage
stores of the French Govenment at ioulom o ne
stored 10 the Vce-Presidency OF the frussian
Congress House only in session - IN ne
dov ,vos consumed in debate on the Chinese he
striction bill Mr.. Bynum's statements reSardinig
General Harrsons Chinese record were promptly
disproved. A. po,ord
Springs - The Blues. were winners IN the
finals for the $500 Polo Cup at Newport -
General Harrison addressed a visiting delegation
Ct commercial travellers. - Repunhcan t neIe.
Gates favoring the nomination OF Warner Mile!
for Governor were elected in several counties OF
This State. 80 A detective employed by the
state of Indiana has secured evidence against Ile
White Caps" - One new case OF yellow 1eVei
and one death from the same disease were reported
at Jacksonville, Fla - Griscttc won the Con,
! grcss Hall Stakes at Saratoga - Tie snerlil
! with a posse Of 90 men went to the scene OF the
| Alabama race riots.
CITY and Suburban.-Scnator German came &c
the city to take charge Of the Democratic CAM
naicn - Tie winners at Monmouth Park WERE
Fitzroy, Senorita, ,Taragon, Ilypocrlte Maroon room
/ Rowland and Jim MCGOWAN. -. The New-lorF
nine defeated the Detroit nine at the Polo GROUND:
by score of to G. THO Larchmont 1ach'
! C'iub held it's annual regatta for oyster boats -
Stocks opened duh with some improvements, De,
came active when raIded, recovered and CLOSED
strong. .,
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