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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
OUR OWN STATESMAN.
Mr.. Con ASS Why the Ticket Isn't 9 Good
One.


Special Correspondence Q} The Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June T.-The
nomination of Harrison was received with
little evidence of enthusiasm by the Re
publicans in Washington. The REGIS
TER'S representative asked Gen. Goff, soon
after the final bulletin announcing Har-
rison's nomination arrived, what he
thought of it. He hesitated before an
swering, but finally remarked: 81 don't
see why it is not good nomination" His
manner plainly indicate that he, like a
good many other Republican Congress
men, was disappointed. He did not say
who he preferred, but his face frightened
up when the names of Blaine, Sherman
and Mckinley were mentioned. Certainly
he would have been better pleased with any
one of these mucn more than he apparently
was with Harrison's selection. Goff was
IN his seat regularly every day during the
convention, and the bulletins were carried
to him by q psge, and he read them on his
desk. OF the platform he expressed the
opinion that it meant ''fghtn here in the
House on the Mills bill after the Repub-
licans got back.
The Democrats concede this and now
predict that Congress will nat be able to
adjourn until the 1st Of September, If then.
At no time since few days before the st.
Louis Convention has there been a quorum
of Congressman present in either House.
Everything has moved along with un-
animous consent or without raising the
point of no quorum.
Phil Snyder has not been in Washington
for six weeks or more. He has been out
in his district trying TO stem the Anderson
cyclone. A good many people here will
be sorry to hear of Phll's defeat, if it is q
fact that he is to be defeated.
Mr.. Hcgg has also been absent good
deal trying to stop the Jackson movement
against him. He came in a day or two
ago and expresses the confident opinion
that they can't defeat him with Gibson
and Jackson in the field. He says they
can't beat him. He will divide every
county delegation with Jackson and then
win. He will 90 out to West Virgins
again in day or two and put up another
fence or two to keep his delegate, in line.
Commissioner Joe Miller, who spent s
week in West Virginia, returned few
days sincs and reports the situation poll
| tically all o. K.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
speeches In Ringing Denunciation OF the
Monopoly Ticket.


WASHINGTON, June T.-Two Of the
most conspicuous gentlemen at the Capitol
TODAY were Col. English, chairman Of the
Democratic State Committee Of California,
aud Hon. Stephen q. White, temporary
chairman Of the recent st. Louis ConVen-
tion. They were asked "a to how the NOM
instion of General Harrison would DC re-
ceiyed on the Ps life slope. Both declared
with emphasis that be would prove q very
weak candidate for his party and tnst
nothing was mos likely than tnat his rec,
ord on the CHI ese question alone would
swiu0 the WHOSE slope for the Democracy;
Mr.. White said chat if the nomination had
heen left for hipS to make he would nave
piyep it TO Gesersl Harrison, because OF
the in fiuenee itssss certain TO have on the
voters Of the extreme West. They are IN
receipt of many ltelegrams from Oregon ana
California bearing out their apPraisemen'
of Harrison a. q candidate: Ihese tele-
Grams are to the effect that the Democracy
IF the Pacific slope could have asked for no
greater boon thsn the nomination OF tnls
man who, white in the Senate, voted
aVsinst the slope on the one vital question:
Chinese immigration, in which II was III
terested,
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A MURDERER's FATE.
He Confesses His Crime and L. Hanged Z
Teleeraph Pole,

He Confesses His Crime and is Hanged to
Telegraph Pole.
SYRACUSE, KASs., June H.-Wsllacs
Mitchell had his preliminary trial befor'
Justice Wagner yesterday. He plead
guilty to the murder Of Oscar johnson and
the attempted murder Of August johnson
He repeated the story of his crime with th'
utmost sang froid. The cold-blooded re
cital of his fendish deed by the prisonel
had an exciting effect on the people. About
midnight body Of men numbering hun
dred or more gathered around the watel
tank and under the lead of captain pro
ceeded 10 the jail. The culprit was brough
out and after repeating his confession va
hung to q telegraph pole.
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White Cans Put to Flieht.

vINcENNEs, IND, June 27.-Word has
Just reached this city that masked mob
went to the house Of William Shells who
lives at Hazeltop, twelve miles south OF
this city, last Saturday night, and de,
manded John Henry Kirk. They were ap.
prised of his presence and at once ordered
him to leave within the next forty-eieht
hours. Kirk arose from his bed and,
Jumping through q window, took flight.
He was discovered and pursued, but he
escaped and remained hid until Sunday
morning. Mr.. Shells had no firearms,
but seizing an Ak he marched among the
White Caps and cleared the yard of theil
presence.
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1T WILL BE BEATEN.
The Old Romans Prediction Of the Re
publican Ticket.

The Old Romans Prediction Of the Re-
publican Ticket.
COLUMBUS, O., June 27.-In answer to
the question, what do You think Of the
Republican nominations" Judge Thur
man said last night: 81 consider 1t very
strong ticket. Ihave no personal acquaint-
ance with General Harrison and thought
that Senator Shermsn's nomination would
have been stronger one, but under the
circumstances the ticket "a named is prob
ably as strong one as could have been
nominat.d d by the convention. However,
I do not believe it is stronger than its par.
ty, and therefore do not see how 1t can be
elected. New York, Indiana and New
Jersey are naturally Democratic, and the
ticket named at Chicago can not carry any
of these States have no fears Of the re.
suit in November. We shall have Dem
ocratic victory"
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INDIAN MONOPoLIsTs.
Jay Gould's Bloody Rivals In Northern
Alaska.

Jay Gould's Bloody Rivals In Northern
Alaska.
CHICAGO, June ga dispatch from
Seattle, w. T., says: The steam schooner
Leo arrived yesterday from Alaska. Among
her passengers were twenty-five miners
and prospectors, who report fatal conflict
between two tribes Of Alaska Indians, the
Chilcats and Sitkas. The former held a
monopoly for freighting for miners from
the coast to the mines, and refuse to allow
the other Indians to engage in business,
and sometimes interfere with white men
who attempt to carry their own baggage.
They charge exorbitant prices and make
over 81 day.
Two weeks ago large party of prospec-
tors started up the Yukon with tribe OF
Sitka Indians under Chief George as
freigbters. A combat resulted, in which
the chief of the Chilcats was killed. The
Indians demanded life for life and chased
the Sitkas into Hsines, white settlement.
The whites protected the life of Chief
George during the day, but at night he
was murdered by the stealthy Chilcats.
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FLOATING BODIES
Cover the Waters Of the Great Mexican
Flood.

Cover the Waters of the Great Mexican
Flood.
ST. LOUIS, June "a dispatch from
Ell Psso, Texas, says: The general pas
senger agent of the Mexican Central rail-
road received q telegram here yesterday
from the Mexican Central agent at Silcs,
saying that in two days the track would
be so that passengers could be taken
through the flooded area with one tranfsr.
Steps are heing taken for the relief Of
the sufferers by the terrible overflow along
the line of the Mexican Central.
1t seems that at least ], 800 people were
drowned in Leon alone Over 1000 bodies
have already been recovered. In some
districts the drifting water is full Of dead
bodies floating as thick as driftwood. and
the stencil pervading the country is fright.
full. Measures are being taken all over
Mexico to raise funds for the sutferers-
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undsrminsd hx the Rains.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June N.-At 2:45
this morning a south-bound train from
this city to Mobile went through small
bridge, q mile north of Tensas. The en-.
CINE, baggage car, postal and two passenger
cars and one sleeper became total wreck.
Engineer John Morgan, Fireman Sam Viii.
lisms and two tramps were killed. Mail
Agent Davis was dangerously hurt and
Bsggsgemaster Taylor and four passengers
were slightly injured. These are all the
casualties reported. The bridge YVES over
a small stream. and was undermined BY
heavy rain. The officers Of the road are ai
the scene and doing what they can to re.
pair the damage. The killed and wounded
were taken to Mobile.
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Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt & Ce., Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: Wehaye
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica
Salve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell 50 well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
remedies in this city. Several cases of pro
nounced consumption have been entirely
cured by use of few bottles of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Bitters. We guarantee them al
ways. Sold by Logan d o.
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y.rmont R.publiean Ticket.

MoSTPELIKR, VT, June T.-The Re
publican State Convention was called to
order this morning by Hon. ]. Batchelder,
of Arlington. Hon. W. P. Dillingham;
was nominated for Governor, Urban Wood
bury wss nominated by scclamation for
Lieutenant Governor, W. II. Dubois was
nominated by acclamation for State Treas
urer, Charles W. Porter was nominated for
Secretary of State, and Hon. E. II. Powell
for Auditor.
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On tn Columbus Now.

WASHINGTON, June T.-The members
of the Democratic National Committee and
of the notification committee, went ont to
Grasslands, the country home Of Secretary
Whitney, this afternoon, where pleas.
ant time was spent in enjoy
ment of the Secretsry's hospitality.
At six o'clock the notification COMMITTEES
several members Of the National Commit.
tee, Congressman wilkins, Of Ohio, and q
few Others, lett the city on special train
over the Pennsylvania railroad for Colum.
bus to formally notify Judge Thurman Of
his nomination Is the Democratic candidate
for the Vice Presidency.
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THAR Ronds Renewed.

wAYNEsBURG, June T.-The bonds
men of Frank Clark, Jr., and John Clark
went into court yesterday and renewed the
bond of these two, indicted for the murder
of william McCausland. john is brother
of George Clark, the condemned murderer
and Frank is q cousin. Since the hearing
of Ben Clark last Saturday on writ o
hsbeas corpus and the refusal to permit
him to bail, there are three Of the accused
ip iail, George Clark, Ben Clark and Iay
Low. There are also four out on bail, jim
Neff. Frank Clark, John Clark and Frank
Tr
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For Nearly sac, 900 This Time.

NEW YORK, June e2.-Yesterday Lucius
Appelby sold his great King Ban, Maud
Hampton colt, to Senator Hearst, his chief
competitor at the sale, for $40, 600. II
owned King Ban," said Senator Hearst,
to-day, land he YVES the greatest that ever
lived in my opinion. wanted his brother
partly from sentiment and partly because
believed him to be fully as good as King
Fox, 80 bid for him up to more than he
is probably worth and stopped. guess l
saved money by doing so, for Mr.. Appelby
apparently wanted him as badly as did.
have got him now, at all events, and 80
am satisfied.
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DIAZ WINS.
Mexico's Chief to be Crowned With New
Honors,

Mexico's Chief to be Crowned With New
HOnors.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.-A dispatch from
the City of Mexico, says: On Monday elec'
tions for electors who are to choose Presi.
dent and members of Congress week from
next Sunday, were held throughout the
country. There was little animation ss
far as reported and no opposition, wogth
mentioning, to Gen. Diaz and the tickets
of the administration party. This result
has been expected and there was no re-
ioicing on the part of the friends OF the
government, although everybody ia glad
to know that the affairs Of the government
will be administered for another term by
General Diaz.
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You are feeling depreessd, your sppsats
II poor, you are bothered with Headache,
you are fdgety, nervous, and gsnerally CD
Of sorts, and want TO braoe up. Bface mp,
but not with stimulants, spring medicines,
or bitten, which hsve for their basis ysry
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulsts
you for IN hour, and then lsave you tA {
worss condition than before. Whist yo1
want 10 an alternative that win purify yoa1
blood, start healthy sction of Liver md
Kidneys, restore your vitality, snd givl
renewed health and strengfh. 6uch Z
medicine you win find IN Esctxie Bittas
md only 50 e0bs bsttasst LaUn &oat
Dgrg etsa
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Opposed to Strikes.

IsDIASAPoLIs, June N.-The Railway
Telegrsphes adjourned yesterday TO meet
in Cleveland next year. They passed reso-
lutions to the effect that the organization
was not organized for the furtbersnce oa
any strike, and that the officers are forbid.
den to enter into any contract 10 furthea
sny strike.
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Low GOES OUT.
Che Ex Mayor of Brooklyn Deserts the

The Ex Mayor of Brooklyn Deserts the
Sinking Ship.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, June T.-Something
of a sensation was caused in political
circles yesterday by the announcement
that ex-Mayor Seth Low has seeded from
the Republican party on account of the
protection plank in its platform. Mr.
Low says that he will Immediately resign
his position in the Republican Ward Asso
citation to which he belongs. He could
support the platform of 1884, but that
adopted in Chicago last week was not &C
eording to his convictions.
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FLASHES FROM THE WIRES.

Frank Porter, colored roustabout, Of
st. Louis, fatally shot Policeman O'Sulli-
van, who attempted to arrest him for dis
orderly conduct.
Through Colorado freight rate to New
Orleans has been fixed at S2.24 hundred.
George Wilson was hanged in Rochester,
New York, yesterday, for the murder Of
his wife
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The Public Land BuI Passes tho Hous.

The Public Land Bll Passes tho House.
WASHINGTON, d. O., June 1.-THE
House resumed consideration Of the Poblic
Land bill. The ayes and noes being taken
on Mr.. Holman's amendment retaining
title in the Government to coal mines found
on the public lands, but allowing entry
men to mine such coal deposits. the amend
ment was adopted and the bill was then
nasSed.
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The Chinese for Him.

BISMARCK, OAK, June T.-Greaf ex-
c;tsment was caused among the laborers
bsrs nv the brilliant decoration Of Mink
er,s laundry over the nomination OF bar,
risop for the Presidency. Ninker Is one oil
The wealtbiest and most intelligent CHINA
men in the Northwest, and is in ecstacy
over the nomination of Harrison VINO was
tine Chinaman's friend in Congress. AS
.oon as IL was discovered that Ninker's
Ioundrv was decorated, the white laboreIs,
i.r.uusc.iye iHuH of party, gathered about tine the
mIacs tore down the decorations an ano
PLscs, Pcs,,snsJ to burn the building; The
GbinamSn, undismayed, proclaimed ,;, ms 80, =.
UG,ns Sniras;on for Harrison, and not until ne
~as -,s 1ft threatened with personal violence oio
ha desist.
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Ridges washed Away.

NELSON, NEB., June 25.-The heaviest
rainfall ever known in this section occur
red Yesterday. Elk creek is over its banks
and all bridges crossing it were washed
syay. The county will lose $40, GOO. The
Burlington and Missouri bridge is dam
aoed an badly as to render il unsafe.
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n.ath with Dynamite.

PIrTsBURG, PA, June 27.-A Bradford,
Pa, special says an explosion of dynamite
occurred at the New Park, Welsville, N.
Y, at 4 O'Clock this afternoon, instantly
killing Thomas Prentice and Patrick
Rooney and seriously injuring Henry Mill
back. The men were engaged in destroy
ing old trees and stumps with dynamite
cartridges when one of the cartridges sx-
ploded premsturely. A picnic wss In
progress in the park at the time and II is
miraculous that none were injured, as sew.
eral pleasure seekers were in close prox.
imity when the accident occurred.
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Shot Her Rival Dead.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June N.-At Mays
Vile, KY, this morning, Lucy Rice shot
dead Barbara Ballenger. The Bsllenger
woman had been o servant In Maysville
and Rice had lived ss the wife Of Cbas. B.
Hill returned from o trip to Cincnnntl
with Ballenger and Rice met them st the
top of the levee, and without word fired,
sending ball through her rivals brain.
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A AJourn.I,,,ic R,ceptiou,

LONDON, June 27.-The managers Of tho
Star Newspaper gave grand reception in
the Sta, building this evening. Among
the guests were Mr.. John Morley, most Of
the Irish Parliamentary leaders and large
number of ladies and gentlemen prominent
in art, literature and theatsicals. Several
addresses were made.
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Met the Fate of His Nsmesake.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, June 27.-Dur-
ing the absence of their father and mother
yesterday, Grant and Garfield johnson,
two twin brothers, aged eight years, got
posses sion of gun and Grant discharged
the contents into Garfield's body, killing
him instantly. The unfortunate affair oc-
Cured at their home in Stafford county.
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ma. Not Been Chosen.

ISnIASAPoLrs, IND, June M-ine
CHICAGO Dispatch saying that Gen. Harri,
80 I'D selected Dudley IS his personal
-I-.n,.tivs sou - ON the Republican National
Cammittee was shown to the Gene,at, Ss !, y ,hs
Ncs reporter who asked 6@ Gan ai asrrisor 70 sas
autnOrisTT ,a! ssTbere is no truth in the report,
said: oommunieation with Col Dndiey
nave NJ =, C ,ssnt 20 Chicago as the particular
sincs s.u nG - ouestion there has not only peer
mater ss.sssrm;patiOn - arrived at, but no CON
Gsrencs held"
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A Terrible Experience

Special TsleorGm 10 the Register.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o ,June27.-Acolore
man, whose name was not learned was
found in a box car, near the C.. & p. rail.
road freight depot, yesterday, in precari'
ous condition. He was tramp and had
his leg mashed at Smiths Ferry, small
town above this place, and had gotten into
the car. which was switched off at this
place. He had been in the car for about
two DAYS and nights with vero little to eat
He will be taken to the county infirmary'
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Allowed to Become q Law.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The President
has allowed the act to authorize the Paris,
Choctaw and Little Rock Railway Com
pany to construct and operate railway,
telegraph and telephone lines through the
Indian Territory, to become law without
his approval.
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VIII Leave To Morrow.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Unless some
thing unforeseen should occur, General
Sheridan will tomorrow leave Washing,
ton for Nonquitt, Mass. Early in the
morning he will be removed in an ambu'
lance from his house to the United States
steamer Swatara.
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THE BOLT STARTED.

Two Indiana Republican Papers Will Not
Support Ben Harrison.
EVANSVILLE, June 27.-The Indian a
Post, the leading organ of the German Re-
publicans of Southern Indiana, and the
Daily Bulletin the county organ of the Re-
pubiicans of this (Vanderburgh) county,
have bolted the nomination of Benjamin
Harrison, and declare they will not sup
mort him.
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Rase on Balls Not an Error.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-John j.
Rogers, secretary Of the joint Committee
on Base Ball Rules, announces that the
committee has unanimously voted to take
bases on balls from the error column. The
base on balls will remain as factor in
earned INNS
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And RussIs IN Satisfied.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 27.-The Jssr-
nal De 81. Petersburg says, II L. sstisfed
with the pacific tone Of Emperor Will
liam's speech 10 the Reichtag, which, IL
declares, confirms the existence friendly
relation between Germany and Russia.
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PresIdsnt CIevsIand In virr1nia.

UsIvERsITY OF VrRaISIA.-June r.
President Cleveland, Secrstarys Bsyard
and villas, Senator elect Barbour and Re
preventative @. Ferrell, arrived hero u
l1:30 o'clock on special train 70 attend
the exercises Of ciosing day st the Univsr-
Gty of Virginia
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Bosros, Jsns H.--This manning Gss.
Ans and staG, ssesasd b ~ Eslisaal
LApc;srs, proceeded b Harvard Csljses -
sttspd ths csnnDesmsDtsx9 Thsy
was rscstvsd b. Ppssidnt EIlistt - -
eosted - eas69's Thastss, whHe ~ ~
Gaey sxacins bosk sisee.
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Marietta College Commsncsmsst.

MARIETTA, O., June q. N.-Msristta Col
Iege commencement closed to-dsy. Ths
wear, under George II Eston, the pew
President, has been prosperous.
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CHICAGO, June N.-A dispsteA fbsa
AIhuqussqus, n. II, sys: Reports fhsa
ths Esv.jo country stsAs thst ssos q ~
roying msmbsn q that tsibs ass becoming
turbalsnt and asseyfng settlers - ass
bsisg provided With whisky hsa ssos
source.
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Randolph Democratic Oepssntion.
81 S~ls.~<~~. a R<<iH~


Special 7si<oroa 10 Dk R<otAr.
BEVERLY, June N.-A Democratic
Convention TO nomiusts county ofaosrs
for Randolph county was bid here on The
25th inst, which resulted In tbs Domins-
ton Of Warwick Hutton for sberiH, Jared
L. walmsly, Prosscutipg Attorney; fssech
II. Kittls, Assessor Pirtt District; AbsI W.
Hart, Assessor second District; 9. 8. An
pentrout, Commiaioner County Court,
and O. II. Msmteller, Surveyor. This was
the first Convention foe county oficsfs
alone held in Randolph county foe many
years.
The Democracy recognized The fsct that
organization was nscessafy and with . do
termination 70 do sn In their power to
M axe sure Of success for the party, The
Democratic candidates ios 061cs sgrsed
b submit tbsif claims 10 convootica.
The result W. the largest, most suthas.
iastic and representative eAthsring thss
ever met In The county.
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Decided I'm Favor OF Bennett.

NEW YORK, June N.-Ths- revolver
shooting match for 81 900 between Paine
and Bennett, has been decided By Referee
John 8. shepard in favor Of Bennett.
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,,.... En,.r. s,,, for Libel.

ST.. LOUIS, June 27.-Hon. John NJ.
Glover. member Of Congress for the Eighth
Missouri district, has filed suit for $50, 900
against the Globe Democrat, Of this city, for
ishal
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a,Aryressive Campaign.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, june M:-ias q .s,s,.oor ~
h,Si,;on State Convention this afternoon o.
.don.sd .,O,, ia platform and decided upon an
aggressive campeign.