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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-07
OUR NEW TERROR.
The Baltimore Launched-A Formldabl
Addition to the Navy.

The Baltimore Launched-A Formidable
Addition to the Navy.
PHILADELPHIA, October 6.-Ths U. s.
cruiser Baltimore was launched at Cramps
shipysrd, on the Delaware, at 2:25 p. m.
to-day. Mrs. Theodore D. Wilson, wife
of the Chief of the Bureau of Construction
Of the Navy Department, christened the
new vessel. Secretary Whitney was pres.
ent. There was, notwith standing the in
clement weather, a very large crowd Of
on.lO okeIs.
Th, Baltimore ia the largest vessel yet
constructed for what is called the new
navy. She is 335 feet long over all, her
beam amidships is 48 feet, mean draught
is 1875 feet and her displacement 4, 400
tons. The indicated horse power of her
engines is 800 at regular draught, and
10, $50 at forced drsugnt, and they are ex-
pected to drive her along at the rate Of 10
knots an hour. She will carry two masts
fitted with military tops, and her crew
will consist of 300 meo.
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THE PRESIDENTS GUEST.
Thurman to Spend Sunday at Oak View
HIS Arrival at Washington.

Thurman to Spend Sunday at Oak View
His Arrival at Washington.
WASHINGTON, October 6.-Judge Thur
man and son arrival here this morning
about 8 o'clock. Mrs. Thurman and the
children went on to Baltimore.
Without attracting much attention the
Judge and his son pro,ssdsd directly to tbs
Ebbitt House. A number of friends sub
ssquentIy called and paid their respects.
At the special request Of Mr.. Thurman
there v i'll bs no demonst at on beyond per-
haps aqu;et reception, and possibly ban
que. before he leaves the city. Arrange
menss were b,iDg made to give him .
grand reception, but at his request the
schsme was abandoned. Hs will spend
his time quietly while here. visiting old
friends and attending to the Supreme
Court business, which is the cause cf his
visit ut this time.
This evening the Judgs will go cut to
Oak vie~, where he will be the guest of
the President over Sunday.
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WHEAT FEVERISH.
New Yorkers Squeezed by Hutch

New Yorkers Squeezed by Hutch's
NEW YORK, October 6.-The wheat pit
on the Produce Exchange is again to-day q
scene of the widest excitement. The hall
days session was ushered in with as large q
crowd of brokers on tho floor of the Ex-
charge as has EVER attended Q morning
session. The market closed last night for
December at 81 III, and May 81 81. At
the opening of the market to-day the whe q.
disls were tie cynosure of all eyer, on the
crowded heo-. Promptly with the stroke
of the gorg announcing the opening Of
business, the needle.like hands Of tie dials
shot around with lightning rfpidity to
81 19 and 81 194 respectively on each
dial for December, and 81 2ls a,d 81 2It
for May. A howl went mp from the hard
twisted shorts and general buying move
ment set in by the large houses here and
the representatives of Western capitalists.
All other interests on the floor we're tenn.
porsrily laid aside and o general rush was
made for the wheat centre.
Cries from the disar pointed shorts min
gled with the shonts of exultation from
the oveIjoyed bulls, and p,ndemonium
reigned supreme. "Old Huch has again
got his work in," "Look out for the Mill
ers' scare, next" and Here's ant ther
81, ,0OO, 200 clear for the Chicago robbsr,"
were the ordinations that went up all
over the room. Everybody predicted
higher prices than have yet been touched,
and buying went on as fast as tongues
could move. When the Chicago quota.
tions, showing an advance Of nesr,y five
,ents upon .he opening of the Western
market on the December option came over
he wires, the excitement was intensified.
The New York figures for December wheat, |
which had gone back fraction before this |
Intelligence was received, shut up again |
o 81 2755, and the May deliveries ad-
'anced in proportion.
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BASE BALL NEWS
or Interest to All Local Lovers Of the
Sport.

or Interest to All Local Lovers Of the
Sport.
D'ck Van SAINT began onThursday play
ing third for Cleveland.
Parson Nicholson still continuts his good
work on second for Detroit. Il ID safe to
say he will be reserved.
In Fridays game at-Poston, Catcher
somsrs of Boston, formerly Of Lims, had
his thumb split BY foul tip.
Sammy Nichol Ilsyed his first game with
Piitsburg Friday, be covered enter, his
record wss, one run. no hits, two put outs,
no assists and no errors.
McShannic has played in eighteen games
ON tsird fer the Pittsburgs. His fielding
average is 902, and batting .219, and haa
three stolen bases TO his credit
Friday, q. New York, Flint, before The
game began, while pracscing for thaC Gin.
cinnati long distance throwing match,
threw Q bell 133 yards, nsssly equatnl
John Hatield's famous sscsrd
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Distress at Fernandina.

WASHINGTON, October 6. 6.-Surgeor
Ross hss telegraphed to Surgeon General
Hamilton from Fernandina as follows
"Much more sickness here, principally
among negrce1, than is thought or re-
ported. The Howard Association has no
more means than necessary to care for the
sick and needy. The number of the latter
is large and increasing. Many infected
houses and much infected bedding here
which should be fumigated, disinfected
and some destroyed. Will you furnish
means for fumigation, disinfection and
compensation for articles destroyed, there
by greatly diminishing danger of trouble
in the future, especially next year.
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KNOCKED OUT BY THE LAW.
Two Iowa Candidates who Are Declared
Ineligible.

Two Iowa Candidates Who Are Declared
Ineligible.
WATERLOO, IA, October Ga discov-
cry hiss just been made which may affect
the eligibility Of two candidates for Con-
gress .in this STATE. john. J. 81. Preston,
of Cedar Rapids, the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the Fifth distli. t, is at
present serving as Districs Judge, and
Judge Reed, the Republican candidate for
Congress in the Ninth district, is q men,
Der Of the State Supreme Court. Section 5
of Article Of the Co Institution of lows,
provides that District Judgs shall be in
eligible to any other Office except that of
Judge Of the Supreme Court during the
term for which he i, elected. Section 3 Of
the same article Gays that judge Of the
Supreme Court shall in like manner be in
eligible to any other Office in the State
during his t,rm of cffics. Both the Fifth
and Ninth are close districts.
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STILL PROGRESSING.

Another Party OF Gentlemen Connected
with the Union Bridge Arrive.
Preparations for the commencement Of
work on the Union bridge are progressing
and we may expect to zee the work started
some time this week. Another delegation
of gentlemen connected with its erection
arrived 10 the city yesterday and register
ed at the McLure House. The party con
sis!s of Mr.. Job Abbott, the consul ting en-
gineer, II. F. Dunham and Gilmore
Brown, civil engineers, and d. NJ.
Carey, of Paige, Carey & Co, one OF the
principal contractors. The gentlemen will
at once proceed to get things in shape and
several hundred men will no doub. be at
work by the lsttr p,rt Of the week.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

The Term Ended Yesterday-The Busi
ness Transacted.
TIE Circuit Court ended the term yester-
day, and adjourned.
Before Judge Boyd, in the case OF David
D. Erwin, receiver, Y. the Etns Insurance
Company, the demurrer Of defendant was
sustained. The plaintiff filed an amended
declaration, to which defendant demurred,
and argument was deferred.
In the case Of Jane Schneider '. ID. 8.
Thornburg, curator, the motion OF defend
ant to set aside the verdict and grant
new trial was t,ken into consideration.
Before Judge Jsccbs-In the case Of
Martha Walsh v. John L. Schilling, judg'
ment was given for the defendant The
case will be taken to the Supreme Court
A number Of cbancery orders were en-
tered on both sidel
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TIED Up.
CHICAGO WITHOUT CABLE CARS.
The Great Ysrkss System at q Stand
Still.
EVERYBODY WANTS TO FOOT II
No Efforts Will Be Made to Run Until
Monday.

CHICAGO, October 6.-The strike Of
street car conductors, drivers and cable
gripmen on the North Side was inaugurated
according to programme st o'clock this
morning Not . car is running in the
entire North division. Tbs sidewalks
have been filed with pedestrians headed
for the business portion Of the city since
an erly hour tbi, morning. Express
wagons and rattle traps ofall descriptions,
on which temporary seats have BEEN fixed
are run by the strikers and others. and
are patronixed 10 their fullest capacity.
Thus far 60 violence on the part Of the
strikers has been reported, and mono Is
exnec.ad.
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Dickson Out For Cleveland.

CINCINNATI, O., October 6.-There was
q political sensation here TO day when it
became known that Judgs W. NJ. Dickson
had renounced sllegience to the Republican
party ard announced his intention of vot-
irg for Cleveland. The Judge has been a
Lifelong Republican and at one time re-
fused position in President Lincoln's
Cabinet. He is immensely wealthy and
his two sons have tesn very active 10 poll
tics The Ju6gs wrote to the Liacoln
Club of which he was q charter member,
that the Republican party was not formed
on the issue of protection, and that he sp-
prove, the Democratic position on the
tariff.
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E.tsn.Ire smuxrlinx from Canada.

OTTAWA, ONT, October GA tour of
the Inspector Of Customs for Manitoba
along the boundary between Dakota and
Manitoba, rspssled the fact that extensive
smuggling opaa'ions in opium, wheat and
other valuable products were being carried
on in that distii,t, and that large qusnti-
ties Of Canadian timber have found their
way in'o the United States without the
knowledge of the owners or Government
officials
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BLANCHARD BOUNCED.
His RssIgnation Was Forced and Not
Voluntary

His RssIgnation Was Forced and Not
Voluntary
CHICAGO, October ct has been given
out that George Z. Blanchsrd's resignation
as Chairman of the Central Traffic Associa-
tion was voluntary, Notwithstanding that
tn, position is o congeuial one, and worth
$4,000 o year. This morning local
papar says that facts have come to the sur
face which indicate that Mr.. Blsnchard's g
resignation was forced, and that it was
mainly due to the opposition of President
King, of the Erie. Chairman Fink's
health has been bad for the lsst few years,
obliging him to take an European trip
this summer. As Mr.. Fink had often ex.
pressed o desire to relinquish the
po,ition of Chairman Of the Trunk lines.
Mr.. Blanchard, it is said, evinoed desire
to become Mr.. Fink's successor. This
was considered by the Trunk line Presi-
dents o month or more ago. and President
King, it ia claimed, stated that under no
would he accept the PROPOSE
tion, nor would he work with any combi-
nation that was ruled by Mr.. Blanchard.
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Three New Deaths at Decatur.

MEMPHIS, TENN, October 6.-The fol.
lowing to Associated Press: Decatur, Ala.
Three new casts since last report, Cap
tain Killisn, Mr.. julius Black and Charles
Drewitt, colored. No deaths since Book.
ers. Mr.. Marion, reported two days ago,
did not have yellow fever.
(Sigrei,) JEROME CoCHRANE, NJ. D.
State Health Officer,
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Political Points.

The New York StaGts-ZeitRng opposes
Mayor Hswitt's renominatian because ol
his attitude to citizsns Of foreign bhta.
Democratic nesting at Brooklyn Fri
day night was addressed by Secretary Villas
and Congressman W. c. P. Breckenridge.
Heu,y George presided Friday night at
meeiipg of Sirg'e Tax supporters Of
S,.- leland and Thurman at Cooper Union,
New Tark.
uon I.svi Maish wss yesterday renom'
;,a,sd fur Congress by the Democrats IN
ths strengly democratic Ninsseenth Penn
sylvsnis district
Yesterday wss General Hsrrison's las'
A. of public receptions uutil after tn:
oo5h He received thIe, Indiana ciuos.
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BLAINE BETTER.

His Ailment Was Only q Slight Throat
Affection.
DETROIT, MICH, October 6.-Mr. Blaine
is fast mending, and will be able to fill his
engagement at Grand Repids Monday
night. This morning he was up early, and
at 8 o'clock was engaged in reading book
in the library Of the Alger mansion. A
physician was called in last evening, and
after making an examination, stated that
the ailment was slight cold in the
throat, caught at the open air meeting at
Adrian and aggravated by speaking. The
only prescription was absolute rsst in
doors until Monday.
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In THE RING.

The County Democracy Formally Endorse
Hewitt for Mayor.
NEW YORK, October 6.-The county
convention of the New York County De-
mccraCy assembled at Cooper Union this
afternoon for the purpose of selecting a
candidate for county offices. Hon. W. w.
Niles placed in nomination for Mayor
Abram s. Hewitt, the present incumbent,
and he was chosen by acclamaticn. The
convention then adjourned without taking
further nominations. The ticket will be
completed on Tuesday.
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spGcSGl TSjsgraB' to ne Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, October 6.-The
Congressional, Ser storial and county Pro-
hibition conventions were held this after
noon in the Knights of Labor Hall. Nom
nations were made ss follows: Legisla-
ture, ]. E Thsyer, T. F. Holt. and d. G.
Lovett; Sheriff, B. L. Burt; Prosecuting
Attorney, T. Swinburn; County Commis-
sioner, w. s. wintz; Congress, w. c. Hen
son. of Kanawha; Presidential elector, E.
G. Bare, of Monroe; StIte Senator Ninth
district, Jchu DeeIing, of Kanswha.
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Charged With Wife Murder.

LANCASTER, Pa, October 6.-Detec-
t;ves have arrested Calvin NJ. Dellingsr
on suspicion of having murdered his vile,
Kate Dsllipger, whose dead body was
found on the baaks Of ths Little Conestoga
lex yesterday. The suthoritic, claim
to have strong circumstantial testimony
conuet ing him with the crime. The re-
lations of the couple had been very unhap-
py for some time past, ard the murdered
woman recently sued her husband for as
ssult, subsequently, withdrawing the suit.
De,lipgsr was committed for q hearing.
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ANNEXATION.
cLIIDlLIs BBcoII EXCITED
And Jump b As Coaelnsiaa hat tAs Unita
ufEns 70 GosBLI iHII up.
John EAsrmaAi httae Seams b Disturb
fhsm.

NEW YoRK. Octsbx e.-An Ottawa
special b ths 1H5xse Ays: Nj. Shsr-
mans statsnsat q N rlatioas ef ths
United eAtes With Csaada b accepted By
sAtssnen md public msa gsaSa'ly, inc
spsctivs 4 party. thrsashsst he Donin.
lon, - q intinAtion thAt lsadipg Repeb.
licass have decided that Canada must b
annexed, q Asht for her independsnt
national sxistsaoa u 10 sxpseted that
annexatiea clubs viii b started shortly
threashout Ontario, Quebec sad the mar.
itims provinces kadins imperial f.der-
alton Manager have resolved to push The
immediate extsasion Of ths League 10
fight ths annsxatieaisA Ths question Of
annsxaiiea y coming rapldly 10 he ffsut
and shoving ont Of sight the proposal Of
commsetiA union and unreslficted rscip.
rocity. An snnexation campaign this
fall, In prsps rAtiea fer ths mseSaaS Of Par.
liamsnS In January, 10 now coasidered
inevitable
Eraslus wiman makss poblic Q letter b
wrote 10 John Ehseman md The lAttsr's re-
ply. In his letter, Mr.. winan ssys that
while ths scheme fos ths aansxation Of
Oansda w. Q bold and mssterful policy
ftom Q United States p,int Of visw, hs
W. thoroughly convinced that IL would
fAil, bscaass the pscpls q oAnada woad
pet acespt H. Il woaA b strongly op.
poesd, anl many would bitterly vssat ~
Mr.. Shermaa's reply wss - fcllows:
CoNMrrrII on FoRRIoN RkLATI0Ns,
U, g. SENATE,
WASHINGTON, OCToRrR 1883.
DIAI SrR: Yoar bets Of The 30lh 10 ~
csivsd. Your opinioos are certainly se.
titled 10 ersst weight and will receive full
Ny own opinion hes been
for many ysass that political union b.
Tween ths United States and Canada was
and that stak smen and pstri.
,h ought 10 look 10 bringing this about
peacefully and upon terms Of perfect
.qualiiy and - - 70 promote The interests
u both countries.
A. 10 commercial union I - no practi.
cal way 10 bring IL ahosL We will have
ample time - think Of Thu, - the subject
nsttss will not sgAin b brought up In
he sspats until ths nsxt ssssiou.
Very Truly Yours,
JOHN SHERMAN.
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DEMOCRACY.
TContinued from Fourth Pace. I

Continued from fourh rage.
Ttea they said they would civilizs the
Indian. How did they do that? II you
will take the reports Of the War Depart
nent, and examine the records Jon will
find chargsb!e to the Indian wan, and 10
the subsistence and support Of that part
of the army which took part in tbote wan,
during the last ten year., IN eIpsnditure
of s1lO, 900 OCO. Bot from the time Grover
Cleveland [cheers1 came 10 the Pnsidsn-
tial chair, March 4. 1ss4,-from that day
to this, my fellow-citizsns, there has been
no Indiaa's gun fired at . white man In
tti, country, [cheers] and for the timpls
and honest reason that st NO time In our
N Nxtional history has there there tesn 90
careful q regard paid to treaty stipulations
with the so-cslled wards Of the Nation
Take our commerce. Before the war
America led the nations Of the earth, and
We occupied the first plscs. When the
Republican party went out Of power We
cc:upied plsce No. 13, and we only oc:u-
pied that place because there were only
twelve other natious On the list. APP
plsuse There was . time Whsn the white
sails of Americas commerce kissed the
breezsssof every 90, bat that time hAs
passed, and to-dsy, under lsSs saectsd By
our Republican fieDda,
WE CAN'T BUILD SHIFTS
10 carry our commerce, and can't import .
ahip upon which 10 placs our flag and cur
ssamen. Republican Laws ay no, and !
want TO say, Confidently, and want it TO
% no further, If James G. Blaine and An
drew Carnegie had remained In Scotland
until Trey could have come homo In an
American ship and under The American
Gag. they wocli have disd and rottsd o.
foreign shores.
Look ct the navy under Repablic,n ad-
mieis ra'iors Laughter Should We
forge. thn2 or, snould Ge forget The parted
when In time Of war it was the prd., ol
ih, country, srd nsvtr knew deffa'. Ihst
vas under Democ.a'ie adminissrstion- Bat
when the war period wss over Tbs navy
disappeared. II shios ever c'imed po.es,
they must have taken 10 this { I'm o.
gymnastics few ye,n ago. ior vh n tn
q: publican p'r.y met in Convention, II
Chicaso, in 1894, its,lemnly fell todsro7nc
| ing itseif, AMI demanded the res srs'iol
| of tie American nsvy. lLAughkr. The,
said s,mebody had g,t T.. lLiuih
teri Somebody had ssolea Il
s,mehdy had carried u OF ]
had bssn mislaid, md thsy vuatsd 4 baek
llAyplaaAl my nm tyiss = -
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Frank Murphy Signs for . Glove Match

fFHHh "u' 0'k"s TUT UIos0
BosToN, O:tobsr 6.-Frsnk Murphy Of
birmingham, Eog., and John T. Griffin Of
BrsintIes, Msss., the feather weights, to-
5sy signed articles for a 2O-round glove
contest, at 11S pounds, Gu sensberry rules,
Within eight weeks from date, for purse
Of $500, at place and time to be named
by the Bostrn sporting man who gives the
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HABBRFIELD WINS

The Bsst Race RswsA with Au'h Yes
tsrday Afssrneon.
The boat raos ysstsrday between John
Mutb, Of Bsllaire, and wm. HAbtrasld,
Of this city, was won By the lattsr stts' .
spirited CONTEST In - minutes and II 30.
onds. II W. Autb's Arst defeat In scull.
ias. md hs plusty 6gh. 10 win won the
sdmirstios Of oil. The Bsllairs by hsd
bssn oomplsining Of bsin& III ior The past
two days and before The raos b Informed
The RsoIsPER reporter that he ccald hard.
ly row his best feeling ~ b did, bat u
was row o. loss the purss.
Al 40 both oarsmsn appeared drsssad
alike, In white shirts aSd red caps. nuth
was started ten seconds ahsad a Habse-
neld, but 10 dh not take tbs Led b dN
In the 6ut pee. Ths Wheslipg oanDaa
did soms lively spartipg d Ne start,
whils Nuth rowsd his accustonsd long
stroke When he B. d O. bridge W.
reached Muth wss aboat two toA lsegths
ahsaA. Whsa ths erssk w. pessd
thsrs w. NOT . length bstwess thsD.
Al ths upper Bslmoat Coal Wofhs
both oarmsn Wcrs tuEEisg alorg side By
side, and ffon thi1 point - The turning
busys ~ sxhibiaes was pretty 90.
Belh boats appsard 10 tafn shut tie
same Hms, baS Habsrdsld soon took TIE
Gouk with Muth hueEisg hin clessly.
Half WY back HahssAald hed ipcrsad
bis Isad and With I'll knth csslA Do hs
oould not catch him. Aath made several
spurts, and oote oans very near gset1sg .
duciiug By bic eaD esning In ees-
tsct With . stamp. AZ The bstdee
pIss Muth bsd 10 bsck bic boat b kssp
IRON stsikisg . piss, cd lose several
lsngths ia csoaqusaeA HsbshaN 10.
isbsd several. srpds, ahsad, ssd dn -
sppsas fatiguS1 Vhils Mush showed tss
ELECTS Of - esotsst, fsst which eivss
coloe to he 5spsst thas DO ~ aswsll, -
b On row three niks vithsst sppansst
sxhssstiea-
Soos isdivIdsals toek sssnes freo ~
cootsst q Saturday wssk I'D esvs sddsis
betsiss q Nsth. ,Afs2 the ne tbWo
NJ soos kiekisg froa psspls vho elaan'
q HAbahdd ~ shevsd fseD BIZ stake
bost bstses ~ Sord ~" w. givse, ess
tbsss NJ nsthisg n u, beessse RsSetse
Adans voald ~ allsw any sasins q tbet
kisd, I'd dscidsd thsfnas voa by Hsb9-
Asld - ~ nsssita
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Pensions Tor West yIrSInlans.

Special TsIsgrGn 10 ne SlGRdGy Register.
WASHINGTON, October 5.-Glmore b.
Dye, Newark.
IccreaSe-william H. Smith, ST. Albans
Harrison Rice, Pyiut Pleasant; Francis
TNlor, Mouudsv!lle; George Roberts,
wheeliug; Andrew Black, Hall; Green
berry BsIriCkusn, Mosrssyille.
franklin Jackson, Union,ogn;
John B. Roberts, PsrkeIshurg.
Original Widows, &c.-Eliss G., father
OF Elias NJ. Mcrsland, Willow Island.
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Evan,.l.oal Association a. Dayton

DAYTON, O., October 6.-The annual
session Of the Evangelical Association of
America is being held here with one dele
gate present from each conference through
out the United States and Canada There
are also present the three Bishops, Esher,
Dabs, and Bowman, the Missionary, Rev.
Hsininser, Rsv. Yost, tie treasurer, and
Rev. Mr.. Lausr, agent Of tbs Publishing
House in Cleveland.
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The Democratic Ajax Back.

WASHINGTON, October 6.-Ssnator Beck
returned to Washington this morning. His
health is considerably improved, but he
viii not resume Senatorial duties for the
present. He has gone to the home Of his
son-in-law, Major Goodloe. psymsster Of
the marine corps, situated about four miles
fsou this city, whsrs hs WIN mske his
homo for souesinA
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Af,ar Pardon for Judge Terry

WASHINGTON, October 6.-Portes Aschs
and sone other Influential Californians are
here to securs the pardon Of Judge Terry,
of San Francisco, who was sent to prison
the other day for as:aulting Justice Field.
They profess to be confident Of obtaining
the pardon.