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WOMAN MISSIONARIES.
Tho Meeting of the society at Washington,
Election uf OliCer-.

The Meeting of the society AT Washington
Election uf Onicer-.
WAsuINGToN, PA, May lO.-Thismorn-
ing the Womcn's Missionary Society met
and discussed at length the following
branches of missions. First, "The Fields,
What Is Their Condition,' Mrs T. T..
Carson, Baltimore, Md; second, "The
Laborers, Vino Are They Mrs. John
IIastnga, Indiana, Pa; third, "Imple-
mcnts. How TO Use Them, Mrs. \. 5. Via
cent, Spriughill. Ind ; fourth, The Wages,
Who Shall Receive Them, Miss Mary
Vance, Wheeling. WA: fifth, 'Sheayes,
Who Shall Bear Them, - Miss Lizzie Wai.
die KentOn, Ohio.
The afternoon session was opened with
prayer by Mira Stewart, OF Stewards Sta.
ton. The following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing year: President,
Mrs. I. F.. Carson, Baltimore; First Vice
President, Mrs. Giliu, Egypt; Second
Vice President, Mrs L. J. Smith,
Wooster, Ohio; Treasurer Miss T.. SIou,
Pittsburg; Secretary, Mrs. Robert Elliott,
Philadelphia The mex: annual meeting
viii be held at Argyle, y. y. Thank
offerings were handed in by the Prc-hy.
Icrial societies amounting to over ! 600.
Papers were reld by Mr7. Glllin, ms
sjonary located at Aysonlen, Egypt, and
Mrs. McM'lleu, of Brighton.
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4 BLOODY REVENGE.
Henry Miller htIl- Two Men aud EIo"
out IIi- own Brains.

Henry Miller ktIl- Two Men aud blows
out Ills own brains.
EEE,IIER CITY, III., May lU.-A triple
tragedy was enacted in the country near
here, last evening. Henry Miller md
William Oacrholt, farmers, had a law
sut over trivial matter, ami
Miller, the loser. swOrc he would
get even After the trial Miller. true 10
his word, shouldcrcd his rifle and went to
the field where l.. G. knsey, one of Oder
hOlt's witnesses, was plOTsng Miller
frat killed kin-cy's horses and then shot
kinsey twice, Inlllctlng mortal wounds.
Then the slayer went to another
field where OierhOlt wag At work. Oder
holts horse was first slain by Miller and
then OIerholt himself 1t is supposed
Kinsey and Olerholt attempted TO shield
themselves behind their horses. When
the revenge was complet" Miller
proceeded to the hut, which
served ~ his home, and after setting fire
to the place, blew his braing ont. Miller
was foreigner, ~ years old and lived
alone. Kiusry and OierhOlt were among
the most respected citizens OF the county.
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CHICAGO, May l0.-The secretary Of the
Capitol Board Of Texas tslegrlphed Mr.
John V. Farwrll to-day that the State
Board hog accepted the Capitol built by
the TIrwell syndlcqie and that the dedi'
cation will take place on Wednesday next.
To tins ceremony the Presidents "t the
I.utad States and Mexico and all the Gov.
ernors OF the States have been invited. II
is estimated that over 10000 visitors will
be :here on this occasion. The acceptance
of the building by the State gives the Far
well syndicate possession of 3, OOO, ,uo0 acres
Of land in the panhandlCOf Texas, suitable
tor agricultural purposes. There is now
one railroad running torty-tve miles
through the tract, aud three Others are pro-
iectcd and surveyed over it.
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COSTLY NATURAL GAS
Makes Sensational Day In Buffalo \
Cathedral In Ruins.

Makes Sensational Day In Buffalo \
Cathedral In Ruins.
BUFFALO, n. Y, May IO-This morn
ing was 4 decidedly sensational and disas-
trous one in Bu,fdo. A number of explo-
sons Of natural gas occurred almost stimuli
tlneously, caused, as is supposed, by an
oyerpressure, aud caused widespread eN.
Citement besides destroying the finest
church in Buffalo and doing other damage.
st. PaUls Cathedral, the pride and glory
OF Buffalo, is in ruins. The entire interior
is burned out, the roof is gone, hut
the strong stone walls and grace.
iul spire remain. At $50 O'Clock
flames were seen bursting out of the fin,
stained glass windows of the church at ttI
/ junction OF Main aud Erie streets, and in
stautly most Of most OF the interior WAS q
mass OF flames. Au explosion had os-
Cured in the basement, the furnace being
supplied with natural gas. An alarm wa
at once turned in to which the fire depart
ment quickly responded, hut when they
rrrivcd nothing could he done TO save tn,
interior ct the stately ediGce
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THE GRAND OLD MAN
ONCE MORE LIFTS Up HIS VOICE FOR IRISH
HOME RULE
He Answers an address Of Dissenting Ministers
Moderate Demands 0iihs Parlt!litss Tories
Calculating the Chances Of Life and
Death-0her Foreign News.

LONDON, May l0.-An address signed
by ;, 80 dissenting ministers, was present
ed to Mr. Gladstone yesterday, expressing
their sympathy with him in his efforts to
reconcile England and ireland. In reply
to the address, Mr.. Gladstone said that
during the present session, the Parnellites,
despite the pressing needs of Ireland, bad
reirained from urging their claims, and had
assisted the government to expedite bust
ness. Whether or not Parliament WAS en-
ployed at this, or that given time in dis
Cusaing Ireland, il was Ireland alone that
truly held the key to the legislation. The
government knew that the nation was with
Home Rnle, and, therefore, Guided the
affairs of Parliament 50 as TO delay the
time, when a ministry would be in power
pledged 10 propose Home Rule for Ireland.
The majority IN the House of Commons
thought they could 20 ON for five years.
They put this against his life ~ an old
man. hui the life Of au old or n young man
wnuId not infect the final settlement.
Cheers
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VI. DIS AT CINCINNATI.
OuaOkery Donounced-The Election OF
Omcers.

0uaokery Donounced-The Election OF
Omcers.
CINCINNATI, O., May lO.-At the open
ing of the Medical Association to-day, the
Secretary read series Of resolutions adopt
ed by the Arkanaas State Medical Associa-
tion, which in the strongest possible terms
denounced quackery and the journals, es-
pecially the religious journals who sold
their advertising space TO quaCEs and
humbugs calling themselves physicians.
The paper was loudly appiauded.
DR. j. b Hamilton, from the NOminat-
ing Committee, made the following report
which was adopted: President, W. w.
Dawson, Cincinnati; First Vice President,
W. l.. Schenck, Kansas; Second
Vice President, Frank Woodbury.,
PENNSYLVANIA; Third Vice Presi-
dent, H. c. Walker Michigan;
Fourth Wee President J. w. Barley,
Georgia; Treasurer, Il J. Dunglison, Penn
sylvauia; Secretary, W. b. Atkinson, Penn
svlyania, Librarian, c. II. 4. KIeinschmidt,
Washington, D. C; Trustees, L. NJ Moore,
New York; John II. lIollistcr, Illinois; J.
NJ. Tower, District oi Columbia; Judicial
Council. w A. Phillips, Kansas; A. NJ.
Pollock, Pennsylvania; NJ. C. Van BIbbar,
Mary land j. +. lIjbbari, indiana Chas.
= Wood, New York; J. NJ McF Castor,
Georgia; ". II. O. Taylor, New York; Geo.
$. Porter Connecticut.
Newport, K l., was chosen for the next
place Of meeting in June next year.
DIR. l. NJ. Moore, of Rochester, n. Y,
read comprehensive paper on general
surgery.
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TENNESSEE.
The Same story Told Democrats for Cleyc-
land and TariT Reform.

The Same story Told Democrats for Cleyc-
land and Tar,T Reform.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May IO.-The
Democratic State convention reaascmbled
at @ O'Clock, Chairman W. c. Houston in
the chair. \ resolution was introduced
critizj0g President Cleveland for allowing
Republicans to remain in Office, which was
promptly tabled. On motion OF ex-Con-
gresham Casey Young, of Memphis, three
cheers were given for Mr.. Cleveland witha
will. The convention then went into the
election of tour delegates from the State at
large to the National Convention ut s..
Louis
Hon. A. NJ. Looney and Capt. John K.
Goodwin were declared elected. The com
mittee appointed to draw mp the platform
made their report, in which they heartily
endorsed President Cievelaud's admins
tratioU, his recent message to Congress and
the management Of affairs in Tennessee
during the past two yeIrs. The report
was adopted amid great enthusiatm
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RAPID TEEMER
Beats Hanlan'- Best Record Twenty Soc
onds at W0rCastcr.

Beats Hanlan'- Br-t Record Twenty Soc
onds At Morcostcr.
Ru>roN, May iO.-A special from Wor-
cestcr says that with lIamm, yesterday,
Teemer rOw,d secretly over the Cot.
lege course, three miles with a
turn to beat Hanlan's best time.
Tecmcr dashed Of at lightning speed
IIamm accompanied and coached him for Il
mile and then let the champion 20 alone
to complete the distance Tcemcr
turned the stake at 9a30. After
rounding the stake he forced
the shell through the water at terrific speed.
He finished IN exactly IT, minutes I sec
ouds. This knocks Ilanlan'S record of ~
minutes - seconds all to pieces, and il
within q second of the time the champion
boastcd he could beat the Toronto sculler'z
record twenty seconds.
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DESTROYING WATERS.
Dubuque Flooded and Many Families
Made Homeless.

Dubuque Flooded and Many Families
Made Homeless.
DUBUQUE, IA, May lO.-The Mississip-
pi is rising at the rate of nearly six inches
an hour, and the situation in Dubuque haa
assumed an alarming aspect,
The wat'r is now mp to the high water
mark of 1850. The tracks of the Iowa
Central road for half mile north of the
car shops are submerged, and trains are
run in the city over the 81. Paul tracks
which are almost under under water.
The flats are submerged and nearly all
travel in boats hundreds of families are
homeless Many have been obliged to Tee
from their homes leaving their household
goods exposed to the water, which is in
many eases half way to the caves of their
houses. Mayor Burch has given these
people permission to store their household
effects in the City Hall, but very few have
ava,led themselves Of this privilege, being
unable 10 remove their goods
The Standard Lumber Company he's al
ready suffered a los3 Of$2 900 The south
ern part OF the city was in darkness last
night the gas mains having been reached
hv the water. Many factories are employ
hrg steam pumps to remove the water from
their cellars, without avail Ga the flats
in East Dubuque the water is eight feet
deep, and much suffering and damage has
resulted.
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GROW ER TIE MAN.
Vermont Democrats swing Into the Grow
iug Column.

Vermont Democrats swing Into the Grow
lag CoIuiuu.
MoNTpEJIEE, Vi, May lU.--Thc Demo
cratic State Convention orgtuizad this
forenoon, with Patrick N. Meden, of Eut
land, as Permanent Chairman Mrldcr
addressed the convention briefly. His
approving references 10 the Cleveland al,
m;uistratron were greeted with great ap,
plaus- lie spoke OF the oppression of
the poor, resulting from high prices due
to protection, aud presented glowing
picture Of Cleveland Us the great champion
Of reform in this regard.
Nominations were made as follows:
Secretary of State, Dr. W. T.. May, o
Northfeld; Auditor, Geo. NJ. Dearborn, oI
Corjnih. For Presidential electors, Wal I,
Bruhanl, Of Hyde Park; Edward Dsche-
ma, OF Burlington. Delegates-at-large tc
ST Louis, Hon. w. It, Binham, j. d. Han
rahan. Of Rutland; j. H. Sentcr, Of Mont.
pelrf; Martin Goddard, Of Lud!ow.
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THE CONFERENCE.
The Work of the Great Methodist As~o
bIN Npgtarbny

The Work of the Great Methodist Assem-
bly, Yesterday.
NEW YORK, May 1O-This was the
ninth day Of the Methodist Episcopal
General Conference Bishop Fowler
presided Eev. DR.. J. H. Baylis intro.
duced a resolution calling on
the Committee on Judiciary to define what
the constitution really Is. Rev. l.. l..
Fish, Of Albion College, Michigan, a dele
gate from Detroit, offered a resolu-
ton protesting against admitting
Utah as State until conclusive
evidence is shown that polysamy ha.
ceased to exist among the people there
The motion was carried
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is Door. you are bothered with Headache,
Won are fidgcty, nervous, and generally ont
OF -orts, and want to bruce M. Brace up,
but not with stimulants, spring medicines,
or bitters. which have for their basis very
cheap. bad whisky, and which stimulate
Won for an hour, and then leave yon IN a
worse condition than before what you
want is sn Alternative that will purify your
blood. start healthy action OF Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. Such a
medicine you will find in Electric bitLefs,
and only so cents bottle at Logan q 10. p
Drug Store.
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The Louisville Races.

Louisville, KY, May lO-The inter
est in the coming meeting Of the Jockey
Club is increasing daily, The gronndsart
in perfect order and fully siN hundred
horses will take part in the sport Cheva
Iier's succsss over Macbeth and Autocrat
has made tie talent more at sea than ever
and the walkoyer by W. s Hard's entries
in the Blue Ribbon AZ Lexington increrFe,
the confidence of his friends 's to the ahil
ity of Galuft or the Lion to win IN tht
Darby stakes.
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Chronic Courh. and Cold..

And all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
can be cured by the use Of SCoTr's ENrL'
SION, a. it contains the healing virtues ol
Cod Liver Oil and HyPophosphltes in thell
fullest form. Is beautiful creamy Lmul
SION. palatable n milk, easily digested,
and can be taken by the most delicate
Please read Il consider SCOTS Emulsion
the remedy plr.eNcsllence in Tubercnl q
and StrumOus Affections, to say nothing o
ordinary colds and throat troubles. W
K. s. CUSSEII, NJ. u Manchester, o.
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Con.umptlon surely Cured.

To the E.tur.-
Please inform your readers that have a
positive remedy Tor the above named dis
ease. By its timely use thousands OF hope
less cases have been permanently cured.
| shall be glad to send two bottles OF
my remedy FREE to any Of your read.
crswho have consumption II they will send
me their Express and p. o. address.
Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCT-N, VI. c.,
Isl Pearl St, New York.
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IsilchIn Cnmnly rnIlLlc..

CAIRO, W. Va, May i0.-The candi-
dates Tor the nomination OF Sheriff in the
Republican ranks ave qaita numerous.
Five have come out 20 lar. The Demo-
Gratis also have several candidates and both
conventions are likely TO be quite interest
ing if not noisy. The present Sheriff is a
Democrat, but not a candidate for the
nomination. The Republicans hold their
nominating convention on the &Dth OF
July, but there isno time set yet for hold
inw the Democratic convention.
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Gnnd Kc.nIt. Ia rvery Caso.

D. 4. Bradford. wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with Il severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rene
dies without benefit. Being induced TO
try DIR. Kings Ncw Discovery for Con
sumption, did 80 and was entirely cured
by u.e of a few bottles Since which time
he haz used it in mis- family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience OF thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan x Co.'S Drug
store.
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The Wheat Crop.

WASHINGTON, May lo-The report OF
the Department Of Agriculture says: Low
Temperature and deficient rainfall with
drying winds and some frost baye reduced
the condition Of winter wheat ia the Cen
traI States IL has also been cool on the
Atlantic coast and not favorable to inn
provemcnt, and yet the plant has nearly
held its own i'm this region. On the Pacific
coast only medium development Is re-
ported. In the Southern States changes
are slight, several verage5 being ths same
~ l3-r month PENNSYLVANIA shows a de
elm, ot points; New York, lG. Ohio, H.;
Michigan. T.; ludmul, Is, Illinois, :; Mis-
souri. -: Kansas, g. The general average
is reduced - points, from -! to 1i
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Adopt the Plan of Camp.icn

DrmIS, May l0.--The tenants of the
Scott and other estates in the parish Of
KiIdysart, county Clare, have adopted the
plan Of campaign.
MOonighters vc.raidei' four farms in
the same parish because the occupants had
paid their rents. They destroyed property
and injured the tenants
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BEECHER's SUCCESSOR.

No Doubt That Lyman Abbott WIN he
Called aud win Accept.
New YORK, May lot has been prac.
tically settled that the Rev. Dr. lyman
Abbott, who has been temporarily in
charge of Plymouth Church, would be-
come the permanent pastor. At Joint
meeting OF the Advisory Committee and
the onirers OF the church and society, held
at the house of John CIailn, in pierrepOnt
avenue, on Tuesday night, Il resolution
was unanimously adopted declaring II al
visablc for the church and society to issue
q call 10 Dr.. Abbott.
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Marvellous Discovery.

What the electric are light Is to illnmin'
ants or the telescope to optics, Prot. \.
Taisette's Svstem of Memory is to the De
yplopment Of this faculty. We can. de
scribe it. but we do advise every reader "a
send at once to Prof. A. Loisette, 2@' fiitl
avenue. New York, for prospectus, CIV
ing detailed information OF this most mar
yelous discovery of the century.
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PARIS, May lO.-M. Flcquet yesterday
opened the exhibition OF q Replica OF tie
Bastle. In speech he said nobody world
ever he strong enough to re.establish in
free France the prison which she had de
moIshrd. "We are hostile, he said, ITO
all restoratiOrs We wish To raisr nothing
that our ioretithers laid low. They over
threw the ancient idols of fifteen cen
turies. Nobody wishes to pay reverence
To idols of fifteen dlys standings"
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HnndnrfnI Cnres.

". D. Hoyt d Co, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists Of Rome Ga, say: We have
beeu selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bi;ters and Bucklen's Arnca
SaIye tor two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell 50 well. or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
snme wonderful cures effected by these
remedies in this city. Several cases Of pro-
nounced consumption have been entirely
rurcd hy use of a few bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection "lth
Electric Bittera. We guarantee them al
veys. Inld Nv Logan Il Co.
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New YORK, My lO-Colyeations met
in the four Congressional districts OF Kings
county t0.nightani elected delegates to the
Republican National Convention at Chicago
rs follows. First District, LOUis T.. Michel,
.Tas. G. Johnson. S-co1i District, T. ".
Woodruff, G.. NJ. IIerwood. Third Dis
tric', ". J. Taylor, Jesse Johnson. FoHrth
District, Thos. T. Willis, NJ. y. Dady.
The preference is for Blaine.
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PrrsHvRG, May l0.-Shortly before II
O'Clock this morning Charles Turner, a
German crocerymau, living at 65& Las,
Ohio street, Allegheny City, shot his wife
in the back and then shGt himself IN the
head. Death was instantaneous IN both
eases. The cause OF the tragedy was jeat-
ousy, which, from all that can he learned,
was unfo1nded Turner had violent
temper and frequently quarrelled with his
wife. who, the Dejghbors say, was OF avery
ruiet q spOsitiOn
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san FRANCISCO, MAY lo--An executive
meeting of the directors of the Nevada
Bank wac held yesterday. The details OF
the business transacted have not trauspir-
,d. hut in banking circles it il known that
* Senator Fair had been paid the balance
of the $1,000 Ouu which the bank owed
him. This squared the account between
the Old Bonanza partners that has been uu-
settled: and MaCkay, Flood and Fair have
row arranged all their financial affairs as
relating to each other completely and sat
i.tArtnriLv.
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WASHINGTON. May l0.-The following
combinations by the Senate are announced:
Consuls-t;eorge +. Hollis, Massachusetts,
Cspetown; Henry c. Bor,tel, OF Maine.
Pernamhuca, Charles Story. OF Texas,
Monterey; David \. Burke, Of New York,
Bahia.
The President to-day vetoed the bill
granting pension to Mrs. Georgia Strlck-
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THE usual treatment of catlfrh u very
unsatisfactory, a. thousands Of desptIHng
patients can testify. On this point
trustworthy medical writer says Proper
local treatment il positively necessary I"
success, hut many, If not most oi the
remedies in general use by physicians afford
Jnt temporary b.nslit \ cure certainly
..nnot bs expected from anuiis, powders,
doncbes and wa-hr- Ely - Cream Balm
il remedy which combines the important
requisites OF quick action, specific curative
power with perfect safety and pleasantness
Ia the patient.
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M E,tend 40 Inrifr Debatc.

WASHINGTON, May l0.-There is some
talk about the Capitol of possible eXten-
sion of the tariG debate in the House until
Saturday week. This extension Is said 10
be- uer,seItated by the fact that the num-
her of members who still desire to speak
upon the bill can not secure an oppOrtuui-
~ in the time already allowed Tor the pur-
v,,sa
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~ Joe ~" p"h' I u ~ '''"''
CIN,INNAu, May l0.-Ihe st. joe
"Kii' was giving boxing exhibition in
the concert performance OF John Robin
sons show, at Miidleport, Ohio, and some
persons in the audience gave the hoNtrs
ibe "Iaugh." The "Kid' became angry
and challrnrcl the crowd. 4 dmhcy &c
ccpted the challenge, and mopped the 'IooF
with his opponent.
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GouId's Case In Court.

New YORK, May l0.-Wm. L. Bulls
srit against Jay Gould, Russell Sage,
Gsoroe !. Gould and others wee before
INDIE Lawrence in the supreme Court to-
dav and the argument upon the l1Jnnctlon
yr,nted last week ives adjourned until the
2lfh inst.
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DAYTON, May lo.-The closing day Of
the Ohio Encampment, Sons OF Veterans,
was marked with spirited contests for all
the positions to be- filled. The brlgades
made brilliant display on the street and
wer, taken by special train to the Sol
diers' Home, where they met with a Hat
tering reception. General Patrick address
cd tins assembly ct boys and veterans,
then the brigade returned to the city.
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ATLANTA, Ga, May lO.-The State
Democratic Convention to-day endorsed
the Presidents administration, his m,s-
sage ON the tariff. the Mills biil and de
nounced tho system which had collected
SllO ,UoO, 900 ol surplus. A solid tariil re-
form representation 90 ST. Louis was cho-
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CLEVELAND, O., May 1o-To-lay at
the meeting Of the Supreme Lodge,
Knights OF Honor, the following officers
were appointed: ". c Jones, of Missouri,
Past Supreme Dictator; d. W. McGargher,
Alabama, supreme Assistant Dictator ;.
+. Riggs. kans-', Supreme Chaplain; IL.
NJ. Gilmore, Illinois, Supreme Guide, Ed
mund Bacon. South Carolina, Supreme
Guardian, and George Arkle, West Nir-
giuia. Supreme Sentinel.