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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12
Legislative Ticket.

To De Editor Of The R>otsz:
SIR:-b il not about time that names
should be suggested In connection with the
Democratic Legislative nominations Here
it is only twelve days till the time for selec-
ton of delegates who will choose the legis-
lative ticket, aud not name mentioned.
II would seem the SherifAlty contest has
dwarfed everything else. The selection Of
good legislative ticket 10 OF quite
as much importance to the tsx
payers of Ohio county ~ the SberifAlty.
Why should the Democracy be 20 spatbetic
In this respect? Ohio county will have al
she can do in Charleston, with aesistspes
of all the usual outside influence, 10 take
care Of this sections interests. ! would
suggest the names of many prominent citi-
zsnts who could be elected, II pat upou
the ticket. Among them are A. D. Gar.
den, John 81. Holt, ]. ]. Woods, Col Jers
Miller, Col. Thos. 0'Brien, Col.
Gus Rolf, Mike Finley, and
Mike Owens. Here We have tn
farmer, the merchant, the lswyer and tn
workingmsn ali represented. Certainly
q ticket could b selected from among thesl
gentlemen whirh would be acceptable h
the United Democracy Of the county. L.
the gentlemen Of the conycntion eonsidsl
we'll Of this Legislative matter. II + o
more Importance than any Of The dutia
they will be called upon 70 discharsa A
the Democratic voter selects the mat9ia
which goes to mako up the conyeutiea, !
is no less his duty TO look to this matter .
well - TO his choice for Sheriff.
LDeIsLA1IvK
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Supreme Court OF Appeals.

This Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning and transacted the following busi-
ness:
1T. Peerce VS.. VIM. Adamson, appeal
and supersedeas, from Preston county; con-
tinued.
Phoebe Thomas vs. Town of Grafton,
writ of error, from Taylor county; con
tinued.
J.W. Carrothers vs.. T. NJ. Jollifs, appeal
aud supsrsedeas, from Taylor county; con-
tinued.
Lavinia Lee ct al, Va. n. Rogers ct all,
appeal and supersedeas, from Taylor ooun'
ty, continued.
ID. Miller's administrator vs. Newbure
orrel Coal Company, writ Of error, from
TAYLOR county; continued.
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NEW PROFESSORS.

rhroe Important Chairs Filled by the Uni-
versity Bosrd of Rrgents.
Special Tlt0ram 10 the Register.
MoRaANTowN, W. VA, June 1.-THE
Board of Regents to-day appointed at a
salary of three thousand dollars, Prof. John
A. Myers, of the Agricultural and Mecban-
icsl College of Mississippi, Director Of the
Agricultural Experiment Station Of the
State University. Myers is brother OF
DR.. E G. Myers, of Wheeling, and a grad
uate Of Bethany College. He also spent
three years at the Universities Of GettiDgen
and Berlin. Lieut.. E. s. Avis, Of the
Fifth Infantry, was appointed to fill the
vacancy caused by the transfer of Lieut.
Wilson to Commandsnt OF Cadets. Mr..
Moore Jackson, of Clarksburg, was selected
to fill the chair Of Civil Engineering.
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TWENTY SEVEN HOURS WALK,

A Contest OF Saw Dust Talent at Psrkers-
burg.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, June Ito
night q go-as-yOu-pleass walking match
for 81 hours began here with six starters.
Thomas Cox, champion one hundred mile
runner, of America; D An Kelly, of Spring
field, Mass. John P. Maekey, heel and toe
walker of Maryland, and three local men,
]. BlanaD, ]. Melintree and L. Hackley
Cox gave the local men ten miles start. At
IL O'Clock, after walking three hours, they
stood as follows: Cox, % miles; J. r
Mackey, 1s; Dan Kelly IL ]. Blsnsn, "a;
Melintree, 26, and L. Hackley, %. The
races closes at IL p. m. tomorrow with no
stops.
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RAIDED BY TRAMPS.
staIwart Ruffians Nearly Capture Park
ersburg.

Stalwart Ruffisns Nearly Capture Park
ersburg.
Specid! Telegram 10 the Register.
PAREERsBURG, June 11.-FOurteen
tramps from New Jersey, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, several of whom were colored,
and all of whom were stalwart men, al
most captured this city last night and yes
terday. They entered houses by force de-
mandiug food, and when refused, stoned
the property, almost striking wealthy
citizen named John Busch, with a large
bowldsr Women were intimidated by
them, and all kinds of depredations com
mitted by them. Chief of Police Mehen
and his force finally Jagged them all, and
to-day most of them were driven out of the
corporation. Two Of them sentenced to
the stone pile, refused to work, and to-
night are chained in the cells of the jail.
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A Farmers Long Fast.

RACINE, Wis, June 11.-John Zschar,
SON of wealthy Bohemian farmer living
in Mount Pleasant township, five miles
north, has not tasted food for % days
During the greater portion of that time hs
has done arduous farm work, bnt has now
grown so weak that anything more labor
ious than light chores exhausts him. Ht
talks nationally and gives no other reason
for his abstinence than that he is moi
hunurv
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CANNOT CONVICT.
The Cincinnati Sunday Closing Law
EaIInra

The Cincinnati Sunday Closing Law
Failure.
CINCINNATI, June 1l.-More than one
hundred warrants were served to-day upon
saloon keepers for selling liquor yesterday.
So far tie issuing Of warrants and the Civ
ing of bonds are the only forms Of punish'
ment Inflicted for the violators Of the law.
Five trials have been had with one convic-
tion, two acquittals and two disagreements
of the jury. The convicted man was
awarded q new trial. There is talk ol
abandoning all Efforts to prosecute, as it is
found that where testimony for the State Is
clear and unmistakable, the jurors refuse
to render verdict of guilty. There is
proposition to take the cases to the Com
mon Pleas Courts, where different sys,
tenn prevails for selecting juries.
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THE EMPEROR WORSE.
A NEW COMPLICATION IN iHI DHIAsID
THROAT OF ROYALTY.
fAsInpsial Patient Ssfrag Great Pah-fsir-
days. Fawahs BsDs6a-oA~ larsigs Nsw
-0cunnt o. u DatA 4 Oh
Khs-HanaA

LONDON, June II. The Berlin essrss-
pondent Of the st. James Gssetts tsleHapas
that the Empmsr b distinctly wersA ssd
has lately suffered ssssrs palma TAs o.
respondent also ays that heas has bssa.
discovered between ths widnpips and ths
gullet and the taking of iced = thereby
made dangerous.
PoIspAM, June 11.-Emperor Frederick
passed good. The difiicalty In swallow
ing. which hes troubled him for . lev days
pest. has NOT quite entirely diAppsarsd.
His appetite 10 bsttsr. Crown Pliscs
William called upon his father 8 o'clock
this morning. The Emperor Will riss st
IL o'clock.
DE-. Makenxie Ia The pressacs ef Du.
Wesener, Krsuse and Bardelbsn yesterday
inserted new silver canula.
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Feathsred Captive.

PAREERsBURG, W. VA, June H.
Captain William Elliott, of Webster
county, captured an immense bald eagle q
few DAYS since near the road close by the
captains residence. The huge bird had at
some time been badly wounded by shot
iu the wing, and when found by the cap
tain could not get into the air very quickly.
1t was, however, only fter hard fight
that the captain succeeded in piniOning
the bird. The eagle is said to be large and
powerful enough to carry off good sized
lamb
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Dsnial From Cbsuncey.

NEW YORK, June 1l.-Mr. Depew was
this morning shown the st. Louis dispatch
stating that a letter had been received in
that city fcom friend of his in this city
in which it was stated that Mr.. Depew
had withdrawn as candidate for the Re-
publican nomination at Chicago. After
reading the dispatch, Mr.. Depsw said that
be has no friend in New York who would
or could have written such letter; aud
indeed if such letter has been written, 1t
was unwarranted and untrue. In fact the
alleged statements are falsehoods.
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citizen Of the great republic, and the future
American.
As q model for true and full education
for Rmercans, Congress should establish
and endow Q. National University.

/
for Rmericans, Congress should establish
and endow Q. National University.
OTHER PROBLEMS.
Beyond the Race and industrial prob.
lens, there ale many serious questions for
solution which can only be mentioned
here.
One of the hindrsnces to the progress Of
American civilization il intemperance, the
spreading evils and demoralixing influences
Of which can hardly be exaggerated.
Great cities are the graves OF the ply
siaue OF our race" tonbs that mark wasted
nervous energy in the mad rush for wealth
snd social preferment Children born
and reared in large cities are under per-
manent disadeantsge in the battle Of life.
Agriculture furnishes the conservative force
in American civilization, and largely the
basis Of stability in government.
If American civilization is to insure its
own progress and preservation, il must rest
upon moral and spiritual forces and be
nodded and shaped by them. They COZ
s.itute the surest foundations upon which
TO build an enduring civilization.
There are reasons 10 believe that West
ern civilization is nearing some great 90
cial change, pointing in the direction oil
the elevation of the people through educa-
tion, the practice of virtue, brosder hu'
manity, ana q recognition Of the doctrine
the bro,he, hood Of man.
The people will then know that truth,
love; virtue, and the things that make for
peace abide; that wisdom, gentleness,
charity and humanity are the fruits Of the
best culture; that matter is bat the
shadow of the spirit; that the good is the
absolute;" the unseen is the real; the in
visible, the substantial, that passeth not
aWay.
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THE BREsoCK MURDER.
Result OF the Coronsr's Invsstisstion st
wslisburg- -Molanus hslA.

Result Of the Coronsr's Investigates -
wsllsburg-Moh1anus hsld.
A serious and unfortunate 6ght occurred
at wsllsburg Saturday between several
persons, and resulted in tte death, on Sun
day evening. Of Henry Brssock, one Of tho
participants, st his homo on Commerce
street. The inquiry - 10 the causs Of bio
death and the particulars - 10 The aAray
resulted - follows:
Coroner J. B. walkinshaw Summoned
q Jury, which met yesterday aftsrnoon In
the Mayors Office, where tho evidence de-
veloped the substance Of the facts 10 b
that on Saturday evening. after six and
before eight o'clock, Q quarrel Aross b,
tween some union glass worken on one
side and non.union factory men on the
other side The unfortunate man, Bsesock
of the Riverside glass works, and Hugh
McManus, who works at the Standard
glass house, were the principal sectors.
After qunrreling some time Brssock started
down Charles street, near DAvidson's
blacksmith shop and picked up . stoss.
McManus ran mp behind him and knocked
the stone from his hand, and thsa threw
him down and kicked him several unsss
about the bead. The parties then ssps-
rated, and Bresock walked about town
some and had the blood wasksd from his
face, and then went 70 his holos. After ap
nour or two hs went down 70 about whsse
the Armory hall 10 located on Charles
street. Here another fight took plscs, In
which Brssock, @. Myers, Thomas Shields,
and Al. West were on one side, md Nc
Manus, james Kelly, and two othses
named Harding and Cline on the other
side, were said 70 participate. Several
blows were ipduIged ip, and several par
ties were knocked down-Wst beipg bit
with beer bottle on the side of The bsad,
which felled him 10 the earth.
A post mortsm txaminston w. made
ofthe body Of Bssaock yesterday morning
by Dn. Werlich. Walkinshaw and Harden.
| The result of their examination was sub
mitted in writing and wss similar b The
facts stated In their testimony given bsfees
the Coronsr's jury.
A large pumbsr Of eyewitness 70 IL
two fights wsre examined.
After the second fight, Brsseck went
hons, but did not sesm 70 b In ssriosd
condition until Sunday evening Dr..
Werlich Wa called In 10 - him at sboat
8 o'clock and death took place shortly
afterwards.
The jury found that ths deceassd oml
TO his death by rsasoo q . blow % blow
inflicted BY Hugh AcManns.
Henry Bsesock. the dscaassd, W. Aboat
Is years Of sge ard has besn Dasrisd $50.
ond time. He leaves . family ooosistisl
of wife end ten children, TIE es1sst bsisI
about 20 yesrs Of sss and Tie yssssas'
is under one year old. nehasss = sbsa'
IS years old. he y nsw In jsil.
Doc" LAfkfn, james Kelly, JsA1
Harding spd - Oliss Wses asrssts4, bai
lss 70 bail In Ne san q 1fsy dsllahA
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THE wuERLMEN.
They Have splendid Parade-A Promis-
ing ORGANIZATION Formed

They Have . splendid Psrade-A Promis-
ing Organization Formed.
The parade of the Wheeling Wheelmen,
last evening, was an entire success, and at
tracted general attention. The riders oi
the fiery two.whceled steeds assembled at
the City Hall between the hours Of six
and seven O'Clock, and about the stroke oi
the lsst named hour they formed in column
of twos, under command Of Ex-MayoI
J. w. Grubb, with Charles Goetzs
as lieutenant, and preceded by Bog
Ter Theo. Roller on horseback, they eel
out on their parade over the following
route: East on Sixteenth street TO Jacob
to Fourteenth, to Chspline, to Eleventh,
to Market, to Seventh, 10 Main 10 the
north end of the pavement, then counter
march to the lower end Of the Main stree,
brick pavement, at Twenty-fourth street,
to Chapline, and thence on down 10 thu
south end of the city. While on the South
Side the column was Joined by the Bellsir,
wheelmen, and they whirled through ths
tuc iUWcf Cnu VI boWu ooou
ninety strong. Everywhere, from the star
to the finish, the wheelmen were greeted
by large crowds, and at times ther'
was considerable applause as som'
popular rider went past. About 8:3t
o'clock the procession halted at the City
Hall, where they dismounted and assem-
bled in the Police Court room, when the!
were called to order, and the old Wheelinl
wheelmen rtorganized, with the followipl
officers: President, c. B Hart; Secretary
Treasurer, ClareDcs Irvine; Captain
Charles Goetzs; Color-bearer, Harry Cru
Der; Bugler, E. w. Dapawsy. The oil
| constitution was amended, readopted, 20,
was signed by thirty-six Of those present
This number will soon be doubled. Th
next meeting Of the organization will b
held in two weeks, at the sarne place, Ant
all wheelmen in the city should attend.
Daring the progress Of the parade sev
eral of the riders took headers, but fortu
nately no one was hurt.
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Atkinson's Little Boom.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
WESTON, June 11.-Hon, G. W. Atkin-
son, of Wheeling, is circulating among the
inhabitants of the Hospital city and shakes
hands with grip that signifies something
more than ordinary friendship. Those who
pretend to know say that the Congress
sional bee is buzzing rather lively in his
bonnet, and are quite sanguine that he
will prove very formidable opponent OF
Captain Dovener for the Republican nomi-
nofion
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u. $. Court .. ParkersburS.

Special Tsis0roTH 10 ne Register.
PARKERsBURa, w. VA, June 1.-THE
United States Court began in regular ses-
sion here to-day. The lack OF funds for
witness fees will prevent any criminai
trials. A number of cases against the
Baltimore and Ohio road, including the
cases in which the County Court OF Taylor
eounty, John Martin, ]. Wilson, Martin
and Bridget Howley are plaintiffs, respec-
lively, will be tried tomorrow and the
days following.
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Mormons to Settle In Mexico.

CHICAGO, June IA dispatch from
FL Paso, Texas, says; Solon Humphreys, of
New York, for himself and associates, have
about closed here an important deal for
the sale of 100000 acres of land in the
State Of Chihuahus, Mexico, to Andrew j.
Stewart and Geo. NJ. Brown, Of Salt Lake
City, agents of the Mormon Church OF
Latter Day Saints, for colonization pur-
poses. This sale is portion of the Dorra-
litos grant and will leave the syndicate
SOC, 900 acres, with valuable silver mines
and large heards of cattle, sheep and
goats.
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won,dn,. Go Over the Falls.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, June 1.-THE
people who came here to-day to see Potts
and Hszlett go over the Horseshoe Fall in
their barrel were disappointed. The dar'
ing cocpers did not do anything, as they
had been unable to get the New York Cen
tral or Erie railrosd to put up 1000 to re-
nav them for taking the risk.
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HENSON WILLIS.

Ills Trial Ses for Special Term o'
Court.
>ee'a! 7e<TGRto tie RsgLaer,
PONERoY, o., Jane 11.-From presen'
Indications, the trial of Henson Willis ioi
Anrderins his father-in-lsw, last March,
Will no; be finished this term of court,
called especially to hear the case. Indeed
It's d u5,fol If it will De more than open,
81 WiIns' counsel say that they cannon
possibly ~ on with the eNse, as they have
zone comparatively nothing at all IN tns
way Of securing evidence.
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sna,,d.,,. cond,,ion Unchanged.

WASHINGTON, Jnne 11.-General Sherl'
dams condition continued unchanged to-
day. At 9 p. m. the following bulletin
was issued: There are no changes to re
port in General Sheridan's condition ex'
cept that he is taking and apparently as
Stimulating an increased quantity OF nour'
ishment,
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FnIlar Still In Suspense.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Senate
Committee on the Judiciary to-day further
considered the nomination of Melville w.
Fuller to be Chief Justice without result.
The meeting continued nearly half an
hour after the Senate had assembled, and
the case was then postponed for two
waaka
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A Man Cut In Two.

wELLsvILLE, O., June ia man
named Tanner was run over and killed by
a night train at Salineville last night. He
was found near the track, cut in two.
When last seen the unfortunate man
was intoxicated and had probably gone to
sleep on the track. Tanner leaves wife
and child eight days old.
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Am unprecedsnted Career.

In its career of over third of century
SOZODONT has scored greater success
than any other preparation for the teeth,
ever put upon any market Its reputation
is really not sappositioasly universal. No
dentriice compares with it.
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R,oodthirs,y ststs~msn.

PARIS. June IA duel took plscs to
day between N. Paul Dsroulds sad n.
Arene, member Of the Chambers Of Dspu-
ties for the Department Of the Corse. The
weapons used were swords. n. Arene was
wounded.
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Victims Of the Tenement Fire

LOWELL, MASS, June 11.-Physieians
have now no hope of the recovery of Mrs.
Vallerand, Alfred ysllerand, her con, and
Mrs. Boisert, who were burned LAST night
in a fire in a tenement house. Three oil
Mrs. Vallerand's children perished in the
flames.
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sp.nish c.bins, Crlsss.

MADRID, June 1.-THE Cabinet has re-
signed, after accepting the resignation Of
Gen. Marines CAmpos Governor Gsnsral
of tho provinces Of New Castle, tsndsrsd
sometime ego. This will enable 6enor
sagasta, the Prime Minister Of the rsstr-
ing cabinet, TO form new liberal govern
ment
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IL Aust be blaine.

NEW YORK, June 11,-Patrick Ford, in
long leader in the Irish World, declsr
that Republican success without Mr..
Blaine is doubtful, and insists he must be
nominated without regard to his with
draWal from candidacy.
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An Irish Agitator Arrives.

NE" iORK, June 11.-James Welsh, the
i tls1 patriot, who was suspected Of being
5%pheated in plot similar to the Burke
SAsendish assassination, arrived in this city
'O-oay on the steamer Normandie.
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Commencement at uartinsburg.

NpeeN- IsIegrdn 10 TIE Register.
AAETISsBURG, W. Va, June 11.-Ine
commencement exercises of the high schooi
Ol 'hls city were held in the Central OPers
mouse this evening Nine young ladies
ana gentlemen We're graduated, each OF
nnom delivered written addresses, which,
rule, were very creditable produc'
uCns. Prot. ]. A. Cox, Of Wsllsburg, Il
principal of the school
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Cleveland and Thurman Flag.

'pse'a T,lgrGR 20 he Register.
HARRISBURG, June 11.-Saturdsy night,
- Lost Creek, Cleveland and Thurman
nag was raised and several enthusiastic
speeches made. Never was Harrison cOun-
y democracy in better fighting condition.
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CoSsIpERATION of Mr. FULLER's nomi-
nation has ben postponed for two weeks.
Thus the abe Senate continues to ably
disgrace itself.
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LONDON, June ll.-The Re- Hon Ed
ward Robert King -Harman, parliamentary
under secretary for Ireland, and member
Of parliament for the Isle Of Thsust, divi-
sion Of Kent, died st his residence in Ire
land this morning.
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The Spanish cabinet has walked up long
enough to resign and o new liberal govern
ment will be formed.
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THE S.. Louis Globe Democrat says that
DEPEw has announced privately that he
will not be candidate, because he has
s,,isfed himself that his VANDERBILT
railroad record would knock him ont.
Wonder if DEPEw's alleged conclusion has
spy connection with the story that is float
inc arouud about him. The story runs
thus: A Western man approached DEPEw
with cordial air, exclslmiug, "CHAUN-
cgY, your nomination ia certain. So GER
tain that out West we've already prepared
our banners for you"
$50 aisei," biandly replied The interested
lp,esidsnt of tue New York Central; land
wna1 is oa the bannsrs?'
The Iubllc be d-dp"
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National MrIlers' Association.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 1.-THE Mill
Association, of the United States, will
meet at Music Hall, in this city, to-mor'
row morning, and the session will last
three days Matters of great Importance
to the trade will be considered.
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LORD CARNEGIE and the BLAINE party
are well upOa their coaching trip. They
have already, to use CARNEGIE's English
gibberi.h, "done' three towns on the
road
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ronr Than Drowned.

RocKLAND, Me, June 11.-A boat con-
tanning five men was upset, near Vinal
Haven yesterday, a9d four Of them wer'
drowned.
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Comment On Kiug. Hsrmsa's Death.

Commeus ON hiu8-usfoses DSSos
DUBLIN, June 1.-THE Erpress (tsds-
pendent -Oonssrvative), commenting on the
death Of Col. King -Harman, aya "Hh
death relieves the government Of the COW
ardly disersce at throwing him over"
The Eeeman's Journal Home Ruls)
says: "Mr. BAlfour subjected Ool. King.
Harman 10 CALLING exposures and hunilia-
t,ous. The agitation over the bill providing
Q salary for him was largely responsible for
his death"
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The Cincinnati Sunday closing law has
proven failure thus far. 1t seems I'M
posi5le 10 convict under it.
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DEPgw denies the st. Louis story that
he is no. a candidate, as falsehOOd. The
West seeus TO have sn uuconquerable
ysarning to down DEPEw.