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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27
THE DAY CHOSEN
When General Harrison VIII BE Notified
OF His Nomination.

OF His Nomination.
CHICAGO, June ga meeting of the
Committee of the Republican National
Convention, which is to notify the nom-
iuees for the Presidency and Vice Presi-
dency of the action of the convention, was
held this morning in the Leland Hotel
parlor.
Those present were: Alfred H. Hen
dricks, of Alabama; Logan II. Root, of Ar
kansas; Paris Kilbourn, of California;
Thomas w. Scott, of Illinois; II. l.. Alden,
of Kansas; VIM. M. Marine, of Maryland;
T. w. Stripger, of Mississippi; DR.. Fred L.
Burden, of Massachusetts; r. s. Norvall,
of Nebraska; Obed Wheeler, of New York
F. P. Mayo, of Oregon; John G, Dougherty.
of Tennessee; l.. F, Eggers, of Arizona; c.
W. Hopp, of Dakota, and j. Frank Chaves,
of New Mexico.
Hon, Morris M. Estee. who was by vote
of the convention made chairman of the
committee, presided, and John @. Dough.
erty, of Tennessee was made secretary. On
motion of Governor Root, of Arkansas, the
time for notifying the candidates was left
to the discretion of the chair. Chairman
Estee then decided that it would be a very
appropriate time to notify General Hsrri-
SON of his nomination at IL o'clock on July
4th, and the Bates Hddse at Indianapolis
was designated as the place.
The time and place for notifying the
Hon. Levi p. Morton will be designated
hereafter by the chairman. The commit.
tee then adjourned to meet again at 1C
o'clock a. M, July 4, at the Bates House,
Indianapolis.
Chairman Estee, together with other
delegates, in all making six car loads, left
this morning for Indianapolis to call on
General Harrison and congratulate him on
his nomination.
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KILLEN THE CHAMP.

OF the Northwest-He Knocks Patsy Oar
diff Senseless.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 26.-The fifteen
round glove contest between Cardiff and
Pat Killen, each of whom claimed to be
champion heavy weight Of the Northwest,
drew an audience Of 1900 people to the
Washington rink this evening. According
to the articles of agreement the fgnt was
to be fifteen rounds, Marquis Of Queens
bury rules, with two ounce gloves,
winner to take IS and the loser
25 per cent. IF the gate receipts,
and the winner to be declared champion Of
the Northwest. In the fourth round Kill
len saw his opponent for moment OF his
guard, and lsnded terrific right handler
on Cardiff's neck, sending him to the floor
on his fece. Cardiff failed TO rise before
sixteen seconds had elapsed, and the fight
was given to Killen. The fight lasted 0
few seconds less than fifteen minutes.
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WHERE IS THE MANI

The Schedule Signed by the Assignee OF
Clark, Radcliffe 90.
NEW YORK, June 26.-Frederick B.
Bard, the assignee of Clark, Radcliffe &
Co., the big dry goods merchants who fail
ed in April, has filed schedule Of the af.
fairs of the firm.
The accountant was unable TO discover
what became of about $l05, 900. The total
liabilities are sos, 74S. 81. and the nominal
assets $5SS, ,216 49.
None OF the partners know where the
SlO5, 900 have gone to, and Russell Dart,
Sr., has not been seen since the failure
The wife of the missing Dart invested q
large sum with the firm, which was subse-
Quently drawn out at different times.
Four banks are the heaviest losers. One
of them is out so, 900 and the other three
about $40, 900 each. The failure Of the firm
is attributed to the heavy advances made
to various mills, which ranged from $780,
600 to 81, ,OO0, 900.
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Ranksr Mnrton,s OpInion.

RHINEBEcK, N. Y, June 26.-When
Hsrrison's nomination for President be-
came an assured fact, reporter interviewed
Mr. L. P. Morton, the New York banker,
whose nomination for second place on the
ticket then seemed assured.
"How do you regard Hsrrison's nomina-
tion?" queried the reporter.
"I regard General Harrison's nomination
as the strongest that could have been made
by the National Republican Convention. 1t
will place Indiana in the Republican col
umn and with the Republican party in
New York united, as it is to-day, / cannot
for a moment doubt a Republican victory
in November. Beyond this expression re-
gardipg the effect Of the nomination Of
General Harrison, you must excuse me
from any further response to your ques-
tions,n
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ON THE PACIFIC COAST.

Chinese Harrison Received with Goodness
by the Republicans and IL Denounced
by the Democrats.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.-Comment.
ing editorially on the action of the Repub'
licsn Convention, the Chronicle, (Rep
says: General Harrison has been selected
as the Republican candidate, not by the
State of California, but by the great Re
publican party in convention assembled.
He now stands as the chosen representa-
tive of the principles of Republicanism,
and notably of that grand principle, pro-
lection, which, as Mr.. Blaine says, is in
calculably greater than any man, and it is
the duty, and doubtless will be the pleas
ure of every genuine Republican to give
him cheerful, earnest and hearty support.
The Alta (Dem says: There is pres
ent, portentious and actual danger In sup
porting Harrison in this State. The Re
publicans of this State have before them
an opportunity TO show that their anti
Chinese zeal has not been pretense. II
they wish to save their party in California
from absolute destruction, let them reject
Harrison and refuse to put an electoral
ticket in the field. The whole State will
await the decision with interest. Upon
the issue of silver coinage Harrison stands
against every principle and profession Of
his party in these silver States, and his
record is in direct opposition to the na'
tional platform upon which he is, nomi'
mated"
The Post rep says: Harrison was Aot
the first choice of the voters of California.
Gresham or Alger represent the attitude o
the coast far more closely than Harrison
especially on the Chinese question, and
California would have been far better
satisfied had either of those men beeu
chosen"
The Erdainer (Democratic) says: 1.-THE
platform demands neutrality-suspicious.
to what, to labor or capital? That was
the question that remained ID be settled,
and it should be settled irreyocably by the
nomination of Benjamin Harrison. We
trust we shall be spared any personal scan
dals in this campaign. There will, how
ever, certainly be no need of personal
ISLANDERS when there is such public record
as Harrison's to discuss. California has
never bad an opportunity to show unmis
taks0ly her opinion Of pro Chinese can
didate. This year we shall have square
chance at one of the men whom Californis
Republicans, in 1882, swore never tC
forget"
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What Missourians Say.

ST. LOUIS, June 26.-The GlObe: Democrat
says: "Harrison and Morton, the ticket,
has a sonorous and resonant sound. 1t
will undoubtedly prove strong and popular
with the country. Harrison represents
the alert, enterprising and aggressive
W sst, and Morton stands for all that is
vigorous, solid and resolute in the East.
Stratesical as well as sectiohally the ticket
il admirably chosen, the head Of it being
taken from the doubtful State of the West
and the second member of it selected from
the principal Eastern debateable State"
The Republic dem. says: 'The coun-
try is to be congratulated that tbs make
shift nominee, Benjamin Harrison, has no
individuality that will obscure the plat
form ON which he is nominated. He will
stand before the people rs the representa-
tive of higher taxes as the remedy proposed
for high taxes"
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W. C. T.U. CONVENTION.

Temperance Workers of w. Va. to Mest at
- Parkarsburg.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURe, w. VA, June 26.-The
fifth annual convention of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union Of West Vir-
ginis will be held in the Baptist Church of
this city, Wednesday and Thursday, June
9th and 2Sth. Miss Frances E. Willard,
President of the National W. @. T. u, will
deliver an address before the State Unian
at the Baptist Church Thursday evening,
June 2stb. Alarge number of ladies from
different parts of the State are here to-
night Temperance addresses were made
this evening. 1t is expected that the con-
vention will be the largest ever held.
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STEAMERS COLLIDE

On the Atlantic-Mrs. Cleveland's Mother
Said to He Passenger On One.
LONDON, June 26.-The British steamer
Tynemouth Castle and the Red Star Line
steamer Noordland have been in collision.
The Noordiand was bound from Antwerp
to New York, and it is believed that Mrs.
Folsom, mother of Mrs. President Cleve-
land, is among passengers.
The Tynemouth is badly damaged. She
put into Southampton in sinking con-
dition. Il Ia not known to what extent
the Nordland has been damaged.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 26.-Mrs
Cleveland lett Washington for New York
this evening for the purpose Of meeting
Mrs. Folsom, who is expected to arrive
there from Europe tomorrow.
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WHEELING, W. VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 27 1888

part Of the Tribune to pretend that it thinks
the convention placed in nomination the
strongest candidate before it, for its read
ers would not believe such an opinion sim
cere. The general belief is that the con-
vention was not influenced by the question
of availability to any perceptibie degree.
What has been done is beyond recall, cor
rection or change. 1t must stand for this
election, and there is nothing left for
straight party men who had different first
choices but to make the best Of it by sup
porting the nominee.
"rhe delegated representatives of the
party having selected General Harrison
from all the candidates, the Tribune bows
to the yerdice of the convention, and will
give such support to the nominee as his
record shall Justify. Further than this an
honest party journal is not hound to 60"
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A New Mining Horror.

BELLEvILLE, ILL, June 26.-A serious
accident occurred at Daniel Marsh & Sons
coal mine, two miles south Of here, last
evening. As the miners were quitting
work the hoisting rope broke and let five
men fall to the bottom, distance Of eighty
feet The list of injured is as follows:
Edward Hoffman, both legs crushed be,
low the knees; John A. Wattowa, both
ankles crushed; Charles Wiesser, left leg
crushed; George Wiesser, spine broken and
internally Injured; Oscar Merrill, head cut
and legs injured. The last two cannot
live
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IN THE PRIZE RING.
Dominick Mocanrsy win Probably Fight
Kfilen.

DominIck McCanrsy WIN Probably Fight
Kfilen.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26. Unless Dom
mick McCafrey and Jack Fogarty agree
upon match shortly, it is probable that
Mccartney will get on match with Pat
Killen. Last week John 81. Clark, now in
st. Paul, wrote D0minick McCafrey, say
ing if Pat Killen was successful In his
fight with Cardiff he would arrange o fight
with him on any reasonable terms. No
lCaffrey replied yesterday, nying his ar
rangements with the Engiish pugilist are
uncertain yet, but that after that event he
viii box KiIlen ten or fifteen rounds. He
also writes thet the sporting men Of Glou-
ees< ~. y, en- 8ajlisAe 81 iodnce-
msnfs = ne19 Nm h 5 elR.5p1nd g but
- 6pllLvn - &iisa = ~ e1onttsn to
60 r Gki.1n ~ 6ksR n too
Socd p give up. ~
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General Manager Clements Out Of Politics.
SnecinI TLl,ornrn IN fhs Peoistey

General Manager Clements Out Of Politics.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 26.-There
is reliable report here that General Man,
ager Clements, who was selected National
Committeeman from West Virginia at st.
Louis, has made up his mind to decline to
serve and has rendered his resignation to
the National Committee, which met here
to day. Mr.. Clements, although an ardent
Democrat, does not, it is said, care to be &C
conspicuously identified with politics; be,
sides, it might give some penny-a-liners OF
fool partisan papers an Opportunity to lie
about him and make attempts at party
capital.
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A Poor Attempt.
lDorta, oprrsspoudenne o. a. R.aiaer.

SpccJN COFTtspO1stIehct UI pk hoVIstsT.
WELLsBURG, June 26.-The citizens OF
Wellsburg attempted to jollify this even
ing and engaged the Cornet band, and
after humping the streets for an hour or
90, managed to rake up q half dozen voters
and thirty-five small boys. The campaign
artist made beautiful attempt to portray
the Chicago nominees on canvas, but 30
far none have arrived at any conclusion %
to whom they are supposed to represent.
II appears from observation that our peo-
pie are not willing to welcome the rat
eater into our midst. The affair was gotten
up by the Mayor, who is Republican and
late candidate for the Sheriffality nomi-
nation, and was defeated.
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VIII Rlaine Expose ?

NEW YORK, June 26.-The Tribune to-
day prints the following:
LONDON, June %.
The following dispatch was received from
Mr.. Blaine at Edinburgh to-day: ''The
dispatches from the New York Euening
Posts editorial room, to the London Daily
Ne,rs, about Mr.. Blaine and the Chicago
convention, are marvels of mendacity and
malice. The American people would be
astounded TO read them. The falsehood
will be exposed in due time"
Signed G. w. S.
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The Race for Congress in the Third Dis
trict.
Special Telegram 10 The Register.
CHARLESTON, June 26. - Greenbrier
county gives ]. D. Anderson fourteen out
Of eighteen delegates to the Congressional
Convention. The counties of Boone, Mer-
Ger, Wyoming, Logan and Mcdowell have
not yet selected their delegates, but are
supposed to be favorable to Anderson. II
this be go he is sure to get the nomination.
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The Wreck at TIL n.

PITTsBURa, June ga Tifin, Ohio,
Chronicle Telegraph special says: The fast
train on the Baltimore and Ohio road load
ed with Chicago delegates, ran into q
freight train, near Chicago junction at
o'clock this morning, while going at the
rate of forty miles an hour. The engines,
baggage car and freight cars were demol.
ished and the track torn up for long dis
tance. The engineer was!fatally hurt and
the passengers scratched and bruised. All
were taken hack TO Fostoria and round Il,
Columbus. The road was blockaded for
twelve hours.
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Nominations Sent to the Senate.

NOmtnatf0nB Sent 10 the Senht6,
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The President
has sent the following nominations to the
Senate:
Oscar E. Rea, of Dakota, to be register OF
the land Office at Bismarck, Oak. VIM. D.
Myers, of Missouri, to be agent for the In
disns of the Kiowa. Commanche and
Wichita agency in the Indian Territory.
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A Woman sentenced to Death.

NEW YoRK, June 2S.--Mrs. Chiari Gig
narsli, vss carried into Court this mornisg
and sentenced by Recorder Smythe to bs
hanged August 18th. Dan Lyons was sist
santencea TO be hanged on the same DAY.
This maxes three executions for Augs1t
17th, Gibbin bsing the third.
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A RaDist,a Fate.

CHICAGO, June 26.-A special to the
Journal from Charleston, Gales county,
IIls., says: VIM. Moore, the colored man,
who assaulted Mary A. Bingardiner, at
Nation, Saturday night, was taken from
the county Jail at Charleston, and
lynched by masked men.
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She Arrived Yesterday.

NEW YORK, June 26.-Mrs. Folsom,
mother Of Mrs. Cleveland, arrived from
Europe in the steamer westernland this
evening, and was Immediately driven to
the Victoria Hotel, where she was soon
Joined by her daughter. Both ladies re-
turn to Washington on the morning train.
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On. WHAT A ROASTl

,.s,,,.D chicago Tribune Guips
The nsp y. orax with . Very wry Face.
CHICAGO, Juns 26.--The 1r'oa"s ,,, ~ ~
farm Reuublcan) tomorrow wili sss
'..'.srn,0g -. the head Of the ticket;
''s ..Is would be sheer hypocrisy On 'ns
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sion was formed in hts honor. He spoke
briefly, in which time he scathingly re-
buked the men who tried to stir up dis
sensions in the Ohio delegation, constantly
accusing others of treachery to Senator
Sherman. The sentiment was loudly
cheered.
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DIR. Austin Dead.

Special telegram 10 ths Register.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, June 26.-Dr.
Austin, a prominent physician formerly Of
this city, died on last Friday at staunton,
Va His many friends and relatives here
have the sympathy Of the community in SO
sad bereavement.
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Institute Mt Clarksb urg Z.

Special telegram to he Register.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, June 26.-Mrs
silverthorn, at the Institute this morning,
and at Mvsic Hall tonight, gave excellent
music entertainments. Prof. Payne treat
ed on School Organization" and Prof.
Findley on "Obisct Teaching" The ex-
ercises were exceedingly interesting.
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Insurance Firm Wound I'm.

CHICAGO. June 26.-Judge Tuley, of
the Superior Court, to-day decided that
the Chicago Mutual Life Indemnity Asso-
ciaticn was doing an insurance business
illegally and must be wound mp.
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HEwlk'
,,y PLANK, -
EllIs,iIC PLlsAL prno D.

lEh 10 PLl,SAL nfMO-
.,,psu,ocr"tieS !. -.
r.Tr in PnSis = st,crSr
'lSoli,h unA,speea''r
''.,,Slished ~ Won. ION.
'i SS.,,rpriSes 81 'nq.... a'.S ,eS
,1" ,sIanEesSt snh eeed
?, %,s,rrctton 1850 ao~
Sc Z it',ID ca con>rAry,
,ts1Isr,N LAW Z ssssslEN ns,e sG.
sS'sssfMsSIHE Sasss SsskssSSh ,'sSis
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sE11lsPRisE BT srnr ~. r. AND Nd
stE'TIHp |Sp sTE !DED M MAE- AE
ISlO1, O1,SSrrEEsr LeN IN
'Ai;% Gns ,pTs re, ,i.lcn Pc nsx,ssI-
isnPIai'u The stic parry II
% promo, ge ef inch
HnNaNN ~ N
labor, BY "a. eeet ~ the
BsssssAr''' ton>e ofeVe-
" EorA'S- . snrz& klme
.scurinz " -. a repuner-
AIiNe enP's nP,-,,r. this qnes-
liOD oil ''r'" loosely BON
ssrnius e'''' ar Naflonal
life. ana - 'aestlon in
IOl'ed ~ '"' pod Kosern-
Bsnt' the rty snbnnits
H. principe, slonN - ihe
Q AasrteRn
people
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The Pre- sident VIII Take Little Trip.

WAsHINGToN, June 26.-The Presi-
dent, accompanied by Secretaries Bayard
and Villas, senator-elect Barbour and Rep
resentative Orr, will leave Washington to-
morrow morning at o'clock by special
train for Charlottesville, Va, to attend the
commencement exercises of the University
of Virginia, and will arrive there about
11:30 a. m. After the exercises at the
University the party will drive to Monti-
cello, the old home of Thomas Jefferson,
and return to Washington at IL p. m.
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II EEloISG the ain, honest
words Of GgovEE CID in accept.
ing tie call Of the peOi more. one is
pyculilrly impressed 's fhct that
1t Is 10 common mixing. Like
everything This brave, blunt man
hss uttered hi' spseeleeptancs is
simple s0d impressive.
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ATHG Chicago Tribal give such
saPpor: to tie nouinerecOrd shall
Justify. Farther than dds The Tri.
jaas an honest parnal is not
bound 20 20. There Of dishonest
party jo1Ia'., bowevswallow the
the ticket, HARRIsOs-cooly
Tscord, Nogr,N's mouseord and all
alt ye protection t;iean labor"
s'tsrTari.
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ANOTHER PeHnsylvOn workers
strike against a 10 per'educ.ion in
wages Is reported. wlir plasss are
being dllei with HuDghe American
WOrEm.n will have leo pertR the
Republican Pllt'Qrm It's them they
owe the brad they eatlsr don't eat
to ths taria.
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aPa,sn, por n wss, yirs,nian.

A Patent For West virsinian.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. G., June 26.-A pat
ent was issued to-day to VIM. Fl. Williams,
of Huntington, w. Va, for saw swage
and sharpener.
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POLITICAL POINTS

Wonder II any Republican was heard 10
mention Harrison's name above . whispsr
yesterday
There are but two Republican candidate
in the field for Prosecuting Attorney
Messrs. J. D. Elson and w. J. W. Cowdeu.
A gentleman who came homo from Obi.
cago last evening said that wine wss aow.
ing like water there on Monday night, and
lots Of II was destroyed.
The voting place for the country pre-
cinct Of Ritchie district has bean changed
from Adams school house to the toll gAts
on Caldwell's run for the Republican pri-
maries.
The Washington District Democratic
Club will meet this evening for the pur-
pose Of selecting two delegates 10 the Con-
vention of Democratic Clubs at Baltimore,
July4.
A man who seems TO know what hs In
talking about, put up 500 at McLAughlin
& McGinley's pool room, yesterday, 70
back up his assertion that Harrison would
not carry his own State In November. A
Republican was at last discovered. who
didn't seem to know much about Indiana,
and he covered the century with another
Ona
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HARRISON was realpnly man g
Republicans colId seleAISE having
comfortably refused tsfested assin
spd the nOaOpOIists re to even con-
der GRESHAM or N. The re-
fAini'seaudidates haiwOrse records
1AAn HAggl>oS's.
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A HANDSOME complexion is one of the
greatest charms woman can possess.
Pozzoni's Complexion Powder gives it
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A RnrBItNN Nman a Ft.
Tsgns Iniaa'' ~'0's Rspubhcsn
Cai;aso .7''', uuh Convention
sur.osng HARN'SoNs Chinese re-
so,d srssn' nom Aressioadi Re
D., sloW n Ms NO'sinese rsstric,
Eiv, s,da'0o' si'''sil the amend
n,n,,. motions, etc, ,h Ia voted
They s'e aums'ons AZ that HAR-
BISON VS. ever the ut friend OF
cOOly sOO' goios 10 ant Of voting
fc-s notion to strike q section OF
HOue Bii. 5.''4 pig any court
Iron sil'Iu0S q Can citizsnship
'Fhi. il the man thsof imported
paupr a5'' and trusVkins Ameri-
-, ,,,-s.ry men tDvf Nt
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oIxvn.AsD. O., J.e1k - -
shal Lswss q III -. pEpu1 - 80
tia, aais Aatia Nnsun. alln 1GSoun16&
rsss WAAisetsay c. - su1n1 -,
II Yssel0 ~ ~ ~ enolIo
-. ~. -. = - q s:i : r.
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TaE Prohibition CiOuzhf New
York, op.atd au,piciOrth ~ dele
gate P'-eus They ely intend get
ting 10 their elegant vi the g. 0. p.
little more vigousln usual this
Tear.
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v Vo:l = NE Il % V

lRq.ticans 0iiHc cbast re-
'G% EAEEt7oS's noaa very chill,
irslg 7, = Ioundllueed by the
Democrats IS EOrtentctual danger
70 TIA, selt.On. The cans are ad-
yi.sd not 70 put an elicket in the
field n California iiyant 10 save
thsi' pTty frOm wan the liver
issue HARElsoS stance record op-
posed 10 every PEineiFprO6ession Of
Of PaC ac ..oPe RepuG
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,ERT h7nsst RepulnswspspeE in
iAnd is h,aritly dsd with that
l ~ lying and bycal plstform
" the rspre.satativsOpOly ticket
it1sys So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

Foraker Denies His Proven Treachery.
COLUMBUS, o.. June 26.-Gov. Foraker
was enthusiastically received on his return
from ohicsgo to-day, and large process