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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-29
HOW THEY FLOCK TO AMERICA.
One Half a Million Immigrants Came Here
In the Past Twelve Months.

One Half a Million Immigrants Came Here
In the Past Twelve Months.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The Chief Of
the Bureau of Statistics reports that the
total number of immigrants arrived at the
ports of the United States from the princi-
pal foreign countries, except from the Do
minion of Canada and Mexico, during the
month ending June 80, 1888, and the six
and twelve months ending the same, as
compared with the same period of the pre-
cedipg year, was as follows:
In the month ending jane 80, 1887, 65,-
3S4; in June, 1888, 6S AIS; in the six
months ending June 80. 1887, 256, ,450; in
the six months ending June 80, 1883, 3l6,-
211; in the twelve months ending June
80, 1887, 4S3, 116; in the twelve months
ending June 80, 1888, 539, slS. During
the year ending June 80, 1888, the num-
ber of German immigrants was 107, ,624, an
increase over last year; the number Of
Euglish and Welsh Immigrants was S3,-
1872, an increase over last year; Irish i'm.
migrants numbered 1898, an increase;
Swedish and Norwegians numbered r.
915, very large increase, and Italians
counted up 1,075, an increase Of about
1900. The immigration from Poland
whether Russian, Austrian or Prussian
not stated fell off from last year.
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NATIONAL w. G. T. U.

Elects Officers at Nj. L. Park-A Prohibi-
ZIONIST Endorses the Democratic Flat
form.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Md, Suly %
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union in convention here, to-day elected
the following officers to serve for the en-
suing year: President, Mrs. @. Buell., of
Chicago; one Vice President from each
State; Secretary, Mrs. Jennie McCluckin; /;
Treasurer, Mrs. J. r. Harrison, of Penn
sylvania.
The most important address of the day
was made by Chairman Dickie, OF the
National Prohibition Campaign Commit
tee, in which he warmly endorsed the
tariff plank in the Democratic platform.
He was followed by General Clinton B
Fiske, who deprecated the free trade ten
denotes of Mr.. Dickie.
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RANDALL REMOVED.
The DiSt'pguiShed Patient Seeks Ne
IL...lIln finn ~ lu.n.n..rn

The DistDgui.hed Patient Seeks New
Health Away from Washington.
PmLAnELrHIh, July 2S.-Hou. Samuel
Randall arrived at Wayne Station from
Washington at - this afternoon in Presi-
dent Roberts private car, which was at
tschei to the l2:l5 Paolia accommodation
FROM tbg Broad street station OF the Penn
syivaCla railroad. Tue train arrived on
time At the station Mrs. J. BsllaDge
CoNr, az ~bOse house at Cssteuea Mr.. Ran
dali ~ tu he cared for, was in waiting
With large old fashioned comfortable
birIuCh= built several years ago for her
mother who was an invalid. There were
pillows provided for the ease and comfort
o! the sick man Two other carriages
were asn at hand for Mr.. Randalps family
and the lew friends who accompanied
them from the National Capitol.
Il Was said hy DR.. Mallan and Col. Ger
k7r that Mr. Randall bore up we'll through
ont the en- ire journey from Washington,
and that the only discomfort
experienced wsS at the latter
city when being removed from
h,s res'deace to President Roberts car.
lie was tatgued by the Transfer and gave
evidence ot It. After that he rested easily
10 the ear aUd bore up we'll to the end of
MS trip. At times he was quite cheerful,
al OCCASIONALLY engaged in conversation
WIN those abOut him, though talk was
discouraged as though tending to weary
and weaken hlm
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-29
MOUNDsvILLE.

Colored camp meeting commenced In
Shsrp's Orchard yesterday.
Blsckberries are very plentiful here at
twenty five cents per bucket.
Quite q number Of teachers are here 70
attend Institute on Monday.
The concert given In Court House yard
on Friday evening BY McConkey's band
was success.
w. W. Burton and Charles Evans will
edit the Inaiiuie Gossip, neat little sheet,
during Institute and Camp meeting.
Mr.. Jim Gamble had another COW killed
this week by B. & o. freight train.
Mis- India Evans will teach one Of the
advanced grades In our school hare this
coming tsym.
The Normsl School closed on Friday
last after Q very successful term.
Street Commissioner Rankin deserves
credit for the improvement Of streets In
the Second Ward.
Andrew Rnlong's store and rssidspcs
were newly painted this week.
G. G. Quinn II putting . pew roof oA
Jobe's property near the depot.
Mn- knight, mother of Mr.. George
knight, was inferred In NJ. Ross Gene
terry on Friday.
Mis Blanche Qusst, Of Newark, ID the
the guest Of Mr.. G. @. Knights family.
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The Cattle Plague Experiments.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-The experiments
made by the Stock Yard Company, to dis
cover whether Texas fever in native cattle
is caused by "ticks," has not been COM
pleted. For the past week several head OF
tick covered Texans and native cattle have
been kept in the same pens, eating the
same food and drinking from the same
trough. 1t was supposed that the clicks"
would leave the Texans for the native cat
tie, and that death to the natives would
result. The natives show no signs Of sick
ness. Yesterday the Texans were turned
ont to grass, where they will be kept a
short time, when the natives will be
turned in after them.
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A STRANGE WARNING
Alarms an Indianian and Sends the
cused into Conyulsiens.

Alarms an Indianian and Sends the Ac-
cused into Convulsiens.
vINcENNEs, IND, July 2s.-Captain
J. D. Alexander, a member Of the last
Legislature, and his wife, Of Bloomfield,
Green county, returned home from an en-
tertainment last night aud found the fol.
lowing notice tarked on the gate post: BE
ware Of Grace Lyons She intends to kill
oou.-A Ten Year Old Fried"
Mr.. Alexander called on Miss Lyons
for an explanation, and on being confron-
ted with the letter she fell to the floor un-
conscious. When she recovered she in
dulged in the worst form Of Mysteries. She
finally denied all knowledge Of the note.
Mis- Lyons is member Of q very respect
able family.
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The KANSAS WAR.
Hsrbers Tony Tells How the Gross Party
Wa Slaughtered.

Herberi Tony Tells How the Gross Party
Wa Slaughtered.
LIBKRAL, KANs., July 2s.-The bodies
of four men killed by the Hugoton party
were brought to Stevens county,
night before Last, and with
the wounded boy Herbert Tony,
afterwards taken to Woodsdale. No fur
ther shooting is reported, but squads Of
Hugoton and woodsdals people seen BY
the travellers in different parts Of the
county may provoke another conflict
Herbert Tony, the nineteen-year-old
boy who was seriously wounded, made an
ante .mertem statement at VOORHEES,, July
%, sworn before II. V. Tucker, Notary,
"a follows:
On July "a, 1888, I went in company
with John Gross, Sheriff of Stevens coun-
ty, to arrest Sam Robinson, then said to Be
in the neutral strip. We went down
to the neutral strip, but failing to
find Robinson. We proceeded to return
on July 25th, and stopped to remain
while and rest our horse, ut Wild Horse
Lake, in the strip. We lay down our
selves at hay stack. In about . half IN
hour, I heard the Sheriff cay:
"Boys, they have got u.s." looked
and saw they were all around rs, their
number cansisting Of about twenty men.
Sam Robinson demanded Of Sheriff Co.'S,
that he give up his arms Coss replied
that be did not have any, whereupon
Robinson said: Sheriff Cross, you are
my first man." raised his Winchester and
fred; Cross fell. Robinson then killed
Hubbard in the same manner. ].
B. Chamberlain, one Of the Coun.
ty Commissioners of Stevens county,
shot me in the shoulder, but / escaped by
feigning death. l heard Robinson say he
shot Eaton, the fellow who had formerly
pulled gun on him. They also shot and
killed Wilcox. They fired into the dead
bodies of several men to make sure, but they
left me for dead. The poese consisted Of
myself, Cyrus w. Eaton, B. Hubbard, Rolla
Wilcox and John Gross, Sheriff. After
they had gone ssddled my pony and made
the beet of my way to voorhees,.
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Consumpticn Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands By an East
India missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
msnent cure Of Consumption. Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and
Lung Affections, also . positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after having
tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands Of cases, has felt it his duty
TO make it known to his suffering fellowa
Actuated by this motive and desire TO
relieve human suffering, I will send tree Of
charge, to all who desire It, this recipe, In
German, French or English, with full di-
rections for preparing and using, Sent ey
msil by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper, W. A. NoYEs, 149 Powers
Block, Rochester, N. Y.
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A LncheY Fatally Inlnrad.

SARATOGA. N. Y, July 2S.-In the
fifth race to-day, Warrington, the favorite,
fell at the first hedge and rolled over Nor.
ris, his rider. Man and horse lay uncon-
scious for some moments, after which the
horse rose slowly and dragged his uncon-
scious rider few feet by the reins, which
were..wrapped around the mans hands.
Mr.. Morris was gentleman rider and is
fatally injured. His back is believed to
ha hroken
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Thraa nvnamxters In Cou,t.

CHICAGO, July 28.-Frank Cbepak and
Frank Chleborn have disappeared and it
is supposed have jumped their bonds and
fed the city. The cases against Chepak
Chleboun and Hronek were continued oy
Justice Lyon until to-day. The two fist
named gave bonds in sum $4,000 each for
their appearance, but Hronek being unable
to procure bail was locked up in county
Jail. Defendants did not appear in Justice
LYONS court this morning. Bonds de-
clared forfeited but Justice Lyon gave
Attorney forty-eight hours in which rein
state them.
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A Cincinnati R.nk Gnss rndsr.

IiNrINNATI, July 2S.-The Cincinnati
NAaoual Bank, weary of the struggle to
Keep It's head above water, will go into
liquidation. Last November the capital
stocS s was reduced from $500, 600 to $3.50 :
W. \ meeting Of the directors was held
- thursday, aud after hearing statement
" tae banks condition from Mr.. Alter,
Us PRESIDENT, It was resolved to submit the
%Stter OF liquidation to vote of the stock
!IIsS GOlusrS As the directors cOltrol the stock,
,uS tning II "a good rs settled. The stock
u''iers will meet next Wednesday. De-
eS',ors Will be paid in full. The stock is
NOT .s. IN very good shape. but il ia estimated
.lA, o Stockholders will receive SIXTY per
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-29

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July 28.-LateE
reports of the fires at Port au Prince, Hay
ii, increase the horrors of the situation.
Many murders were committed by the
and infuriated blacks. People
have been leaving Hayti for Jamaica and
Cuba in large numbers. A Spanish gun
boat which arrived here yesterday from
Kingston, brought word that two steamers
had reached that place filled with refugees.
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,roD Trade Prospacts Good.

PIrTsDURG. July 2S.-President Weihe,
of the Amalgamstod Association, returned
yesterday from several days tour among
the mills in the Wheeling district. He says
the prospects for trade in that section are
GOOD. Two large firms have already signed
the scale, and the two others are expected
to do so before many days. Preparations
are being made 10 resume operations on
Monday at two of the mills.
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GREATLY ENCOURAGED.
Democratic Campaign Prospects Beoom-
Ing Brighter Daily.

Democratic Campaign Prospects Beoom'
Ing Brighter Daily.
New YORK, July 28.-Chairnan Calvin
S. Brice, of the Democratic National Com
mittee, spent the entire day to-day at
headquarters, and in tine evening had a
conference with a delegation of Democrats
from Ohio and Indiana. Before leaving
the house he said that he had received ad-
vices that in one precinct in Ohio thirty
two Republicans out Of one hundred had
announced their intention of voting the
Democratic ticket. Messrs. Barnum,
Brice and Oelrichs, were in conference all
through the forenoon. Senator A. ?. Cor
mar, of Maryland, has written to Chair
man Brice that he will report for duty
next Wednesday or Thursday, and, as
soon as Congress sdjourns, will come TO
live in the headquarters, where he has ask
ed that sleeping apartments be reserved
for him.
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Racked by Fox.

PITTsBURG, July 28.--Richard K, Fox
has agreed to back Mike Conley in a bat
tie with Jem Smith under the same rules
as governed the Smith-Kilr,in fight, for
S., 5,0OOa side, the battle to take plhce In
either Eugland, France or Spain, four or
six months from the date Of signing arti-
cles. Conley's willingness to meet Smith
has been cabled to London.
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D.mccr.tic En,husiasm in Ohio.

RICHMOND CENTER, o., July 2s.-
Never has there been a time when the
Democrats were as enthusiastic as they
are now. On the other hand, Republicans
are disheartened, and numbers of them
are coming ont strong Cleyelsnd and Thur
man men. Let the rest Of Ohio do as well
as the Nineteenth district in making gains,
and We will place the State in the Demo
cratic list.
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The Great Fsa,herwe,ght Match.

Boston, July 2s-The training Of
Frank Murphy, featherweight champion
of Great Britain, for his contest with Jack
Havlin for 1000 and the championship of
the world, ended this afternoon, and he
came on from Marlboro preparatory to
going to point as near the battle-ground
as possible.
He says he is in as good condition to-
day "a he ever was in his life. Havlin to-
day said that he was in better condition
than ever before. Each man is confident
of winning The fight is due tonight.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-29

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor, you are bothered with Headache,
you are idgety, nervous, and generally out
of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up,
but not with stimulants, spring medicines,
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate
you for an hour, and then leave you IN Q
worse condition than before. What You
want is an alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. Such q
medicine You will find in Electric Bitters,
and only 80 cents bottle at Logan & %. .
Drug Store.
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Enchanted Rx Black Eyes.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July 2.-Mrs.
Will whitlock, wife of well known citi,
zen, made an attack on a pretty black
eyed girl named Nettie Hugg, and before
assistance arrived, she had beaten the girl
very severely. Miss Hugg is the daug ghteI
of wealthy farmer, snd Mrs. Whitlock
said the girls pretty black eyes had alien,
ated her husbands affections, and caused
him 10 desert her.
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CHICAGO, July 2s.-The cases Of Chair
men Hoge and Murphy, charged with be.
ing implicated in the dynamite couspir-
acy, were called in court this morning
They waived examination and were re-
leased on former bonds. Informers Kelly
and McGilvary, Hoge's clerks, also
waived examination, and were released
on former bonds.
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Kllled nv "A Train,

STEUBENvILLE, o, July 2s.-Samuel
Arnold, 81 years of age, of Toronto, con-
fectioner and baker, lost his life this morn
ing while at Browns station. He was
riding a young colt, and while standing
on the highway work train approaching
blew the whistle for the crossing. This
frightened the colt, which reared and
jumped directly upon the track. Mr.. Ar
mold and the horse were terribly cut to
pieces. He leaves wife and six children.
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Calling on Harrison.

INDIANoPoLIs, IND, July 2s.-The
citizens Of Jenning, County, Southeastern
Indiana, paid their respects to thd Rspub-
lican presidential nominee to-day. The
excursion was under the auspices Of the
Harrison and Morton Clubs'' Of Vernon
and North Vernon, and numbered be-
tween four and FIVE hundred, including
nearly one hundred ladies.
Frank E. Little, president of the North
Vernon Club served as spokesman for the
delegation to which General Harrison re-
sponded in fitting terms.
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MURDERED.
JoHI IIIDEYILLR
Came to DsatA From Brutal framsat IN
fullamors Jail HM
VERDICT OF fHg CoROIBR'S JURY.
Bsliours Crusl and HHrues HstAeis
Exposed.

DUBLIN, July as.-Ths jury as Mitch
ellstown which was investigating The
death Of John Vaudeville to-day, returned
. verdict, declaring that his death va
caused BY the urjustiasbls treatment 10
which he was subjected, while oonansd In
the Tullamors prison. The jury also con-
dsmned the practice Of treating political
urisouess the same - ordinary criminals.
The Coroner In the inquest sammonsd
up the evidences to-day against incriminas-
ins any persons for the dsath Of John
Vaudeville.
Il ID evident that Barr lied In the val.
ness box.
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CONDENSED TELKGRAMs.

Chief Justice Fuller was in Washington
yesterday, and paid his respects to the
President.
The South American cable to Venezuela
has been corrupted. The two governments
exchanged congratulatory kilograms on the
occasion.
An extensive field Of fine camel coal has
been discovered in southwestern Mis-
souri,.
Congressman Randall is improving rap
idly. He was removed to Wayne, Pa,
yesterday.
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Parksrsburv Rspubliean..

.." 'alsg-1~ % no SadRGy Register.
FAENERsBrRG, W. VA, July 2s.-To-
u4y the Republicans of Psrkersburg dis
u'e' held a convention at which delegates
T'u IT'e elected to the county convention.
Soi SOuo Hogan and ]. B. Bsckwith were
dominated toU for COustsbles, aud s. T. Staple
the peaee - -
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/. Bucklin's Arpica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcer, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin ErupsioDs, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Logan & 90.
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A Charleston Peddler Missing.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, July 2S.-A
peddler, whose name is unknown, is re-
ported to have been missing for some
months past, and is said to have been last
seen at the house of Granville McDaniels,
near Jarrett's Ford, who 10 now in Jail,
charged with the murder of Stephen Stof-
fs. A we'll on McDaniels' place was filled
up about that time. and it occurred to the
people of the neighborhood few days ago
that it might be well TO examine it. A
party has been digging for two days in the
expectation of finding the peddler's body
at the bottom. The community is intense
ly excited over the matter.
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+. llowed and Shot Her.

ST. LOUIS, July 2s.-At Belleville last
night Morris Kampler, molder, aged 26
years, had quarrel with his wife of whom
he was extremely jealous. She fed to West
Belleville to pass the night with friends.
He followed an hour later and shot her, in
fictiDg q mortal wound. Ksmpler was
arroafad
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WAR TO THE KNIFE.
Malone Refuses to Compromise His Fight
With Wise.

With Wise.
PETERSBURG, Va, July 28.-D. F.
Houston, chairman of the Wise faction of
the Republican party in Virginia, wrote
General William Malone on July 2l pro-
posing that committees from tine Wise and
Malone factions meet and adjust their diff
ferences so as not to endauger the party's
success in the coming election. General
Malone replies in letter dated to-day.
He pitches into the Wise faction and ac-
cuses them of perpetrstipg all kinds Of
fraud. There is dispute as to the selec-
ton of the II electoral candidates, and if
this is not settled the Republicans will
split their strength on two sets OF electoral
candidates.
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p, so. Exeurstoaa.

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" cinc;~n.s w. nsnt.n,i., rxno-a.io, JsIv
IN Octoher "a. 1ss8 Iov excandoo
~ iii h. msds from Ill noiats IN Ohio.
Ohio Centeunial. st Columbos 6soteo.
her 70 Octobsf Is, Roupd tdp cxcur.
don ticket win bs sold On Sspismbse 4
n Octobsr 10.
For the opsnine Of tbs Ohio Caotsupisi.
NJ Columbus. Beptembsr 4, n,apd tsfp
excumiou tickets Will b sold 70 Colunbas
st oos can't pse mile.
National Encamprnsnt Of ths Gsasd
Army Of tbe Rspubiic, st Columbus, Ohis,
Ssptember 10 10 a. Road tsip iieksts
viii b. sojd Septsmbx 8, o. 10, II end II,
rood for rstarr pssaaes 70 Bsptsmbs 70. &
tbs low rsts Of CO cest pss miIs. PssiIs
feom 4 distaooa. by dspositing thsir tieksts
Wiz IL ioint scsecy. en- ave Hnit fss
rsturn na:.aes extsodsd thisty dsya
Pstrisrchiss Militant, I. o. o. r, nssts
NJ Cipcinnsti On JaIy 2i 70 %. RsspA
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somsthisg Like ChsIsra.

RIPLEY, O., July 2s.-Tbs peculiar dis-
ease which has affected % many pessoos
about Rsrden, Adams County, 10 now az
tending this way, and prss ais over larss
section Of the country. Several psrsoas
persons have contracted tie dissass nsar
Decatur, this county. Il resembles chel-
era in some symptoms, while some ply.
sicans think it Il merely a sxaggststsd
form Of fux. HswsvH, IL y SERIOUS, -
many - six deaths resulting from Il IN sos
day. 30 far the sdoeton hsvs besn unsbIs
70 check IL
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Convicted of Murder.

PrTTsBURG, PA, Jaly 2a-P. A.
Stout, who shot and killed his con
Adolph last spring. because the boy sided
with his mother, was convicted to-day Of
murder in the second degree.
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DE Laaaen,a Eaiinrn-

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The Engineering
I,'"' n Today prints the following on the
nsaiiI SaSna canal; Among all classes, and es-
- po'iSly "a among the foremen and laborers
~, - Tue canal hue, there is q lack of faith
- a conhdence, and there is no such abund-
nuSs ~ OF money on the Isthmus as there
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The R.caption to Blaine.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-General Joseph
G. Jackson, Grand Marshall Of the Dem
onstration upon arrival Of James G..
Blaine has received already applications
for place, in line from out Of town organi.
cations numbering 5000 men. Chicago,
Philadelphia, Newark and other cities are
on the list.
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Kansas' War Governor Dead.

LEAvENwoRTH, KAs, July 2s,-EI-
Governor Carney, the second executive
and was governor of Kansas, died OF apo
plexy at seven this morning. He was
Governor during the years Of 1853 and
1864,