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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-19
Going Further West.

LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. 1s.-When the
strike on the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy road occurred all the civil engi.
neers in the employ of the company
surveying the extension of its line west
ward were discharged and the work df
extension suspended. The company
has, however, reinstated its corps of en-
gineers, and preparations are in progress
to extend the Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy lines 800 miles westward to Wy
omi ng during the next year, which will
bring it nearly to the National Park.
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Denied by Mideley.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-Chairman ]. W.
Midgley, of the Western Freight assb-
citation, will leave for New York to-
morrow for the purpose, it is stated, of
consulting with Jay Gould. Mr. Midg-
ley's name has been connected of late
with several important positions in the
Southwest. one of which. it is said, Will
be created for him, should he be willing
to accept it. Mr.. Mingley says. how
ever. that such reports are premature,
and that he is not likely to leave his
home in this city for the present, at
least
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-19
Lake County,s Vote.

Special to the Globe.
Two HARBoRs, Mimi. Nov. 1s.-The
official vote of Lake county was: Harri-
son, 2O9; Cleveland, SO; Fisk, 2; Mer-
riam. 2O2; Wilson, 81; Comstock. 209;
Canning, SO. A. De Lacy Wood, editor
of the Iron Port, wao elected judge OF
probate,
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probab,v nelirium. Tremens.

MERRILLAN, Wis. Nov. 1s.-C. E.
Lubas' body was found five miles east
of here, near some logging shanties. He
was town clerk Of Spaulding and left
for that place the night before election.
tits believed that he went on spree
and died in a fit of delirium tremens.
His clothing had been nearly all torn
off his body.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-19

reduction of the tariff. maintaining at
all times the American system OF pro-
lection; yet money enough will be
raised to pay the public debt, make i'm
provements and pay just pension to
every soldier who risked his life in the
late war. Dakota will be admitted as
two states. together with Montana,
Washington and Idaho. Regarding his
candidacy for the speakership MI. Can
non had nothing to say.
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Chaneed Ills Gauoe

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 1S.-The Con-
notion Valley railroad, from this city
to Coshocton, distacce of 115 miles,
completed the work of changing from
a narrow gauge to standard gauge To-
day. Passenger traffic will be unih-
terrupted and freight traffic will be re-
sumed in day or two. e
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-19
Committed in 1864.

4 LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. 1s.-The court
of appeals yesterday rendered a deci-
sion in the case of David Roberts,
charged with murder. The decision
sends Roberts to prison for twenty
two-years. Roberts is siXty-four years
old. In 1864 Roberts cut the throat of
James Kendall, of Morgan county, hid
the body in brush and escaped to Mis-
souri,. Kendall's son, Wilmore, while
serving in the Kentucky legislature
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Steamer sinks.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1s.-The steam
er Maud NJ. Fish sank at midnight last
night at Gould's Landing. twenty miles
below the city. She was valued at S10,-
600; insured in Cincinnati companies.
Mate John Fox was lost
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-19
Henry George Royalty Received.

LONDON. Nov. 1S.-Henry George, the
famous advocate of the single tax on
land, and William Saunders. the philan-
thropist and exc OmmOner for Hull,
were met as they landed at Southamp-
ton to-day by large and enthusiastic
delegation of Radicals. They were
given very cordial reception and pro-
ceeded to London, accompanied by
iuhilant c0mnanV
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-19
Stabbed to the Heart.

KANSAS CITY, NO., Nov. 1s.-George
Jakely, a Missouri Pacific trackman,
was set upon in the East bottoms at half
past 2 o'clock this morning and stabbed
to the heart. Joel Boyd and his brother
and two other ruffians have been ar
rested.
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bismarck Accused.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1s.-The st.
Petersburg Messenger accuses Prince
Bismarck of planning, in 1868, under
cover of aiding the czar. for the annex
alton of Russian Poland to Prussia.
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Russia Is Cute.

LONDON, Nov. ia special dis
patch to the Times from Tien-Tsin
says that the Chinese government has
learned that a secret treaty has been
concluded between Russia and Corea,
providing for Russian protectorate of
COrea.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-19
War Inevitable.

ST.LoUIs, Nov. 1S.-Private adyiceS
from Tishomingo, the capitol of the
Chickasaw nation, are to the effect that
a conflict between the followers of Guy
and Bryd is inevitable. In a personal
encounter between two of the belliger-
ents the Byrd follower was killed, and
his friends swear they will have rcnge-
ance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-19
A Little Rock Blaze.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 1s.-A fire
at o'cloek. this morning destroyed fiYe
nnsiiless houses 1:i Main street, entail
ing loss on stocks of $4,000, and on
buildings $4,000. Insurance only par
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-19
To Wed a Senator's Son,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-Miss Far
well, daughter Of Senator Farwell, of
Illinois, will be married in December to
Dudley Winston, the son of Hon. F. 81.
Winston, formerly minister to Persia.
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Made 1t Nianslaughter.

Special to the Globe.
REDWOOD FALLS, Minn., Nov. 49,
The jury in the CORES murder case
brought in verdict of manslaughter in
the first degree at 2 o'clock this MORN
ing after being out nine hours. The
defense will probably not move for a
new trial.
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A amaIlBiaze.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Minn., Nov. 1S.-Spontane-
Gus combustion caused fire on the
Northwestern Coal company's dock this
afternoon. The fire is still burning,
but is under control.
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Archbishop seaghers' Body.

OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. 1s.-Information
has reached here that the United States
cutter Thetis has reached Victoria, B.
c., with the remains of Archbishop
Seaghers on board. The archbishop
was murdered by an Indian attendant
in Northern British Columbia last year.
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A Week With Whitney.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-The presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland have accepted
an invitation from Secretary and Mrs.
Whitney to be their guests for week
after the 4th of March.
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Houndine WiIson.

PARIS, Nov. 1s.-La Petite France
published the first of a promised series
of documents bearing on the Wilson
case. tits a written promise to pay
1900 francs for a decoration.
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Milan Talks Fight.

BELGRADE, Nov. 1S.-At recent
sitting of the revision commission. King
Milan declared that he would as little
tolerate the Russian eagle at CONSTANT
nople as the Austrian eagle at Salonica.
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Cannon Is Cautious.

DANyILI.E. H., Nov. 19.-In an inter-
view with Congressman Cannon to-day
he stated that a Republican house OF
representatives would cause proper
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-19
Phelps' Coming BANQUET

LONDON, Nov. 1s.-Minister Phelps
will give banquet Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Cooper, of New York.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-19

last winter, accidentally heard of Rob
erts' whereabouts in Missouri and
brought him to trial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-31

--.. - ~ I'm. much time uas
.. ~ -,~.,.,.~.ur .o1 passing : not %
.--.....,-.~ - c,mn.stc, o. ne Dstrs<t q
49,. INSTRUMENTATION - revoke permits -
~~~<~ -, 49, overhead clcc1r'c motive wires
- a electro street railway olt 80
,n~srd proA Ib.lin< ~ s<nd'nx q obscene
1r~r>surr rnroorn me mails pcoote On tne
Ul<ncr1<. treaty -, then resumed .....tn Ne
u.,us< cli1csrerinx tactics % psoposit''n y.
800 certain 12xs FOR The consideration q
~~urr.l r<nsion legislation and % take ~ Ne
c~urrsI u nciency bill consumed most % ~
c~><ioa
Tux senate vas not n session 90 s1e -.
~ ~ House discussion 81 the @cA@te
MI ro rr..rct Ch,ne<e immigration teo< "
- NJ, ~ Hcos> adjourned several speeches
- ,,~-.c-rr.1s scn<ur,nx General Harrison Tor
= 5000 - the chinese question when mem
- "a 80 Srra.e. ana o-hers in his defense ~
s,--..,s,~~,. r,xe /. Lively spice % the procccd-
-
49, s~-.>~ N ne am the resolution A.
- - pc<ru ast<r-C General 20 rcport q
- n~xs .<-s.cn The claims % pc>tmAsisrs ios
~~~x.~-- r~,terrd prf gccn July. is5& and July.
-, -. ..r>r m and passed Discussion o.
-. r~~r~~,~< treaty. uas thea resumed and a
- s.rr ~ .t,ournncnt Senator Morgan had
80 49, u - delivery of the closing speech
- s' - "a r~,fec1rso In the House Dost
- r,E-n - N the discussion % The
rnio<>e immigration o1lL which vAs np41iS
,,-~srd
- sh~ senate. On the 11<t after the readinl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-31

Exsrox. Pa. Aug. 23.-Heavy rains ~, .a
throughout this section yesterday -.
last night. and reports received tni- H. \.
ing show great damage % cum. ..;,d,ngx
and 70 foundations o. ne. -.s,ro.d
Trains on the Bangor 4 Portland ..hau.s
were held until midnight ~ ns,h
The Lehigh river Il over sns III. have
Canal navigation - closed ana n,,'' ,,.sn
shut down. The DelswMe river ~ mr..
AZ feet and Il backing water ID wv y sroru
vii. preventing mills on that stream .,,x
running. All rivers are rising rsp'"''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-31

CHICAGO. Aug "a special 'Iol
peiInire. o. received lar last night say''
4 heavy rain has prevailed here ior w
1..t twenty-four hours and still So
times Many bridyss and houses alon<
Nm .hone creek have been swept away.
The ~ Clairville road. partially repa's
after the last fresh-t y again ,o.. =
The ohio river Is rising about Two les' ~. ~
hour. The lowlaDds are covered ann y.
residents have taken shelter with ns'-.,
bors. The damage in the country ~
citv can not be estimated Railroad e.'n.
munication Il cut on. The people -
thaf he flood Of 1884 may be repeated
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-31

= ~ senate. % the zSd, Mr.. Chandler
~.-~v~,.a .rd f.nished his remarks on the
ra.oIufion for the investigation Of inc
rou,sfnna state election last Aprtis anu
the resolutions reported from the Jui'clH-
- committee on the suppression OK coio.-
"a voters AZ the municipal election -
Jackson. Miss. last January, WAS tnken
m hut before the FIRST speaker Daa con
ci,,ic.i his remarks, . message from w
Pres,dent in relation 70 the fisheries 49,
received. and the Senate adjourned VIII
| ont waiting 20 hear IL rean--...an 80
Hou.e the ch,ef feature Of the days pro-
ceedfngs was The reading o. tne rfes'-
dents message on the fisheries.
THE Potomac Boat Club, whic1 Won 49,
Ichalienge cup IN the eight-oareo cvn
AZ staten Island last year. surrenueIru
4 on The sd. with letter q wi NJ.
from this years contest owiag - ~. 49,. -
ness OF some OF their old men snu ~.
poor showing Of success WIN -
younger substitutes. -
| sdmiral Kianfz. French Minister q
Iwarine. that eight iron-clads be equipeo
n reinforce the French squadron IN the
Mediterranean.
} PrnrIc PRrxrKR BENEDICT was made
he subject or speeches Of adverse Grill
Il ism ~ REPRESENTATIVES Gallinger,
: Faruuahar and Henderson before meet
!, ling u ex-employes Of the Government
: IPfi1ting ONCE on the ~.
IrpcE THURMAN visited Huronia Beach.
near Port Huron. Mich, on the I'd. and
!. IcalIed upon Judge Bunce, Demoeraus
! lcentennarisn.
cuArRuAx BRICK Of the Democratic
I~.t;.,rsl exe cutiye committee was u
IW.shington. on the 23d. and 3ent en-
4 I.x.nine in confidential chat with Colone
-lrnmout tbe Presidents private pecre
I Itary-
!. wis. On the 81, after sleep q twenty
thr.e dars. during which be took no nour
I,e.meot but occasional swallows
y Ibrnndy and uaier. which were force
erxaron EvARrs. on the "a. speakin
\, REGULATIONS reported from the 1oi1
COMMITTEES on library. accepting . liz
. - marble bust or GaribaldL delivere
very eloquent eulogy on the life, chars.
80 Ana noble deeds Of the Italian ~
y Es~o Orcan 81 Sweden viii arrive
Berlin, on the soth. and remain until Pei
e Hox. {: ". CArncAnr, ex-United Stat
y senator from Indiana, and a. GA Re-.
lent IL n Porte County, died q
y country residence, south % micnis'
Y. city. On the -, aged seventy-n
y. Gro. w. CASKs, book keeper 70 nu
~ Kirkwood. dealer IN Agricultural lmp'
o~nts Il Minneapolis, MINI, was arre'
VI \. ~ 13i. o. : charge Of embexsh
~s-,rS - 90 from his employer. !
~. | - - - ~Il~~~d discroDnucy
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4 Chinese Proclamation Commanding Ine
Ces~~tiass On IsrisIsh soil % vsenss
apd "a stop Lasdlag Their Merchandise I
=. such Territory Amer July -. 1871
yorx- Aur. z3-Chinameu In New
yo~t AZ much excited over the follow
sng astonishing imperial proclSmafions
~hich ~. lust arrived via San Francisco,
tbrcuyh the columns OF the San Francis
20 WA K<< (newspAper). several copies
az which are taken by Chinese merchants
here. The somewhat formidable epistie
was more especially intended for Chinese
subiects ia Australia and other British
colonies in the south Seas. but y includes
Canada II bears the genuine seal o. me
Fmperor Kwoag Sucy. although u vas
issued BY Tx,on Ii IA Mon, q the D~-
p.rfment Of Foreign Affairs Here " :
Genuine translation - Il appcars N VA
Ese. bearing date o. the 18th inst;
=. 49, p<.rf. 81 a. cr<n Fior~y Kin9dor.
a. "a. Hoiy VII or ~ 500 er H>rsr'
o~,r~ "a the continued ingratitudc and IN
vra@orab,cne<x o. the people q fhe western
cations e<p<a sily of Great Bnt.sn. toNsro
| me Emperor - rbe Great Fiowery hinEaon. =
rr~nrd 70 me national rights Of Ms sup1ecps
~, nr5si~h <osl. not~ ifhstanding the fact
\ NAT sacred compact< have bern entered mo
49,, ,,--,@ % time regulating such matters De-
4 sw~~r she respective rulers Of the two great
I empires. that Chinese subjects should have tnc
I same xhts and privileges upon British soil A.
f, Eng ~ men upon Chinese yet only rccenuys
under one prefense ard another ne Ensnsn
Government. Or ne colonial pr.nc u, 49,.
~ England. have "a denly terminated that
compact ~ imposing : ns-ss 49, lt'.s' - -,,,ers
O. no's 800 M ts-,s,ss .osl making not only
.- ;s.r upon the indvidna,s but also
1890 mon shis government the face o
Other nations. Th@ asenss q this Government
having failed 20 bring the .geats q Grc.'
Britain % any ccnproni.e sn,s m,sn. Nv m-. y
tan the dignity q both 80 s.o ~ - e.Ii IN
forests q AZ, 2. . 80. = ~ soIlow.nr de
o~n subjects ss'e''''' N - '''~
e1sss' ,r,a~r, ma All subjects .
, -. Ss.-~.e Fmrsrr are hereby notified ~.
- 80 ma .s,~v ire Issh day o. me dsth noon. 4
49, s,,rr-~oth vear Of the reign Of the In
peror Kwopr ssey. about July =. - 2 =
15th dag a the mia noo- =" go l.ncrs Inl
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TIE sse.msh1p cIsy - cAeseer Cst = Toe
ssd ~ssh Ssse sn-'s. ne sss.e- 49,, 49,
L.rss S..ser - s&'e'
.t-.o~r w,~ sunk by the steamer Oceanic
from Hong Kong aud Yokohama - ten
oscloek this mornin< on Fort Point just
insiie ths entrance a. the harbor. tis
almost certain that the steamer
snnk a the City Of Chester,
which sailed for Eureka, Cal,
this morning with . large number q
passengers on board The Oceanic had
her boats out saving the passengers the
steamer San Rafael and tugs have gone
% their assistance. Several lives report
ed lost
The Merchants Exchange has received
information that fifteen persons are
drowned. The probabilities are that the
loss of life will BE- considerably above that
figure The steamer City 81 Chester ieis
her dock here shortly after nine O'Clock
this morning She had seyenty-one cabin
passengers on board The nupber OF
steerage passengers and crew are mos
known There must have been more
than = hundred people on the steamer.
A thick fog prevailed In the Day TINS
morning, and Il II supposed the steamers
were unable 10 see each other The
Oceanic was coming into harbor at the
time OF the collision
I.rxn
| 80.
~ - rn. .1 -, 49,. -. ~ 800. 49,
~ S.s e ~,s. 49, -. ~, n, 800 - 49,
s e - y. r -. 49,. rrr,,~,
sr. -. ..-. =. 49, .-.ss,~rc. .rd
:. 49,. 800 49,. .ts \. -. she css..
~.--, 1,-.~ u g. - Known the
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Nxwrraou. n. r.. Aug 22.-Ine 49,, s
last night was the most severe essI shree
heresbouts. the rainfall measuring y. s,.cs
Ana onc-half inches. the gres.ss,.: "a. 49,
1ss1 Al 7:3o last night lana s.~
Cured on the West Shore road. ~i, rcrth.
she locomotive attached 20 me n
scnnd srair No. ?. and detaininS y.
.srs until midnight A land-ias, ".
crrred On she Erie near the sa'ns ". I,
Int fortunately there was no acc'''1
trains.
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Bosrox. Aug. s2-The water sst bark
rom the south pay during last nights
tempest. flooded the cut through wmen
the New York & New England railroai
enters Boston At 10:D p. m. the water
Was six inches deep and during the next
hour Il rose with great rapidify The OUT
ward bound II rs accommodate train gos
through although the water reached near
" to the car platform In the next
hour the water rose over
scot ana the 11:W train for
New York was delayed until two O'Clock:
A. alater hour the water. then eight feet
deep. lifted four freight cars from snsir q
trucks. A railroad man estimated hs
damage to cars and cargoes al $1,000
Al 7:so q M there vas = aepsn - ~.
ana ahalf feet in the cut AZ that nour
fonr freight and two passenger trans
49, tied III on the Boston side. W
noon NOT I Il ain has left the city ~ p"
line.
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days storm ~ wheeling. w. Va
WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. p Tho
storm which began yesterday has caused
losses so tar in this city aud vicinity
amounting to $4,000. Wheeling Greek
valley is an angry food. At $50 yesier-
day afternoon the stone bridge over
wheeling creek. at Main street, fell with
an awful crash and the waters leaped
high into the air. wster, gas and mature
Al gas mains, sewers and telegraph
wires and street-car power con-
ducfors were carried down All
trains have been abandoned on the
Ohio Eiver road. About two hundred
delegates 20 the Republican State con-
v~ntion AZ Charleston yesterday are stuck
on this road a sistersvIlle. forty miles
south on the river. The whole 81 the sur
rounding country along the creek valleys
4 under water. Dozens Of families have
been forced 10 abandon their homes Nc
loss OF life Is yet reported There are
fears for the safety Of the great
Baltimore 4 Ohio bridge at Rellaire.
II IA full OF loaded freigI cars
10 hold Il steady. All crafts have
been ordered on the river and prepare
lions are being made between here and
Cincinnati for disastrous ho,i- The
river continues to rise rapidly. Many
people along its banks are vacating their
homes. The loss already inflicted within
| : radius OF nifty miles Of Wheel ns
! reaches half . million dollars fgl-
1 lowing so quickly in the wake 81 The Two
I that preceded IL. the storm falls with ter
/ rible force on the people Of this region
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~ President On the s>rn- romin.tSo
= Rn~<>ll Parsons. az N-w YORK - p
C,r<ul q the Uni<ed States . AKA
Chaperle. Franco
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erc~rrAur % Wan EyDsccrr = y
n,,<u. Ns<<- Cor TRIO ve-kf vscafien'
general N.cF>ely oc1ciafes n his -
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IN x.vy Departm>ns has semporarfv
ABANDONED she naval stations q fen.se,'.
"a KEY west Pa. on account q w
rrIloH fever scare.
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IN E,xii<h pres- conm>nss .1
,blv o. ~ .nfi-French tone q sne =
nsrks q Enperor william - FrAakroF'-
ou-the-O ODER
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IN BrIs1o (y- ~ Polic> ccund aSenu
a. bcnb AZ the ga<-pipe pafrern IN trons
q ! house On NORTH AMI Peach streets q
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NEWS JyOm 8v0y
IN w,>ccn<ln Rep.s'1ren S.. ~.
yontion net u Ailv.--r- -
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1890 ~, v~rl resulted - ioc< -oa~
. ths so<k q Aen sn.P.r.Sn
v->S~.rrr Hsa Connr<sroxEn SEru
CO. 49, ~ Rochester. - n g one
$500 y, the morning q the 9TH
- <.,,t c,nr.ss AZ Iniiana By ne
<-~~~-r~isl candidates. Hcvcy ana
Ss-.~c- wiII - II, about September l.
s :. 4.
Soc1xrAM e. -rss ~.~-ficn-
4.ieu 49,, y. .@,.s.s-- A. his ab-
Sn<.--
~e
I'm Bu1alo O. ~ P'nc- . ',lrn s-.,
ne bonb q fne <s<-Pip< $3.50 -s 1850, " ~
= honse o. SoFtn N
~--
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ally o. ~ Hnti-Frencn tone :. ~.
uarks 81 Enp<ror - 1nAn :.
ea-th~-od-r-
I'M President On ne s,sh; non'ns -
= Rn<<ell PAr<cn< o. ~ heE
Con<11 % the Unt<ed Sra-ss ~
Chaperle. Franco
x.r D-r@rrm-nt has temporarily
.Hs-5c-ed she naval stations u Pensa~ciA
and Key W>s< Fa-r On aeeoan' =
~eIlow fever scare
cS-- = rn-.,~r - run
- r,-< Point cal on the
81 ~ The steamer oceanie- Forty
four Eres we're lost
- ~ -,S.~-~ ~. number or
=. - 3s=--<~or. collision be-
49, c-.---s-5 Tn,rrxalIa % sable
Island On he 1f.h- - H.
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ne Psllsical Ca psisa OPessd - r'sss
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PrrranUnou. Pa Aug ls-fn1 p
,csi Campaign was opened here YESTERDAY
~ ~ County Democracy. who gave :
p;cnic e Expos ition Park senator
vancs. q North Carolina. Hon bsn'on
wcWiIlan. Of Tennessee, Hon Lew
Wsreh. from New York. and others 'nane
sr~~chss that we're enthusiastically re-.
cstved The Mills bill was ably defendeo
snd pronounced the proper measure tor =
soIutiou OF the labor question iIami.
~rsfiou was strongly condemned ana
many sarcastic illusions were mace -
gardine James q. Blaine and Anare~
Carneeie's rscs nc coaching tour o. ocos'
land.