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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-27
Ayers Hair vigor,
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers-

PERFECT SAFETY, prompt action, and
wonderful curative properties, easily
place Ayers Pills at the head Of the list
of popular remedies for Sick and Nerv-
ous Headaches, Constipation, ard ell all
lnents originating in a disordered Liver.
I have been great sufferer from
Headache, and Ayers Cathartic Pills
are the only medicine that has ever
given me relief. One dose of these Pills
will quickly move my bowels, and free
my head from pain. William L. Page.
Richmond, Va. IT
Ayers Pills,
Prepared by DR.. j. G. Aver s. Co., Lowell. Mas,
Sold by al Dealers in Medicine.
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, o. '
REYA.

Sea- 4
Windy no
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THE FIRST GUN.
Vermont Speaks for Harri-
son and Morton.
LIKE THE OLD WAR TIMES.
hePasiiessas CisiEs Minority Of
$4,000. Sweeping the Free Traders
oa the Face Of the stase-s Reply
co cteseiansi's Messages.

BURLINGTON. vi. Sept. 4.-In.ts-.
tions point % the largest vote es-sa.,-
cast here. Reports from the count~vr
towns point 20 she largest vote caSS.
ie.hngham and Woodbury. Wiil Prob
ably have over sSe0 majority. IN.
weather i tihe all over the state.
NRtrE RrvEg JrvcrroN. VI Sert A
Returns from ioc towns give Diilinr-
ha.-. kcp0 25.S55. Shurtiia gp0nal \
$50, Seely tProhihl eiS. scattering :
The same towns in lsSf gave Peper,.
tkep.l ,. ,ssS. ReJiinEton tisern \ aser5
Stone tProhihl and scattering 40
Gains over the vote of lSSl Re-
puhlicans $40, Democrats 500. Pro-
hitation Isl. Republican gain over
the Democrats, 2Sl9; over all 2zaS.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. VI Sent. A
In rs towns the Republican piaral-
ity ever the Democratic vote i =. ISL
majority over all, lT,fe5 Aboat two,
thirts OF the whole vote l. thus far re-
ceiyed. II the same relative gains ara
maintained on the remaining towaS
the Republican majority win k about
->.9n, or the largest since the war.
BURLINGTON. Sept s.-Hetarns from
the state election are coming in slowly.
bHt reports from different counties
show a majority of 25.No0 Tor Dilllng-
ham tRepuhlieanl for governor over
Shurtlif tpemocrafl and Seelv pro
hibiii0nl. Some Republican leaders
claim as high as 2Sgaa
Coagres, men Stewart and Grout are
reelected By inereased maiorities
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NM NnMINATIONs.
No Interest Except in the Delegate
shfss.

SPOKANE FttEs. sept. Following
tho a4opuon al the additional Tc-ola-
tionS Charles :. VOORHEES, was Tcuoinl-
nate az ds3e-atc IN congress and ae-
cspt.si IN q Stseech. Al the coucN leA
az hiS spcrth the de.egsges broke
rank" ami adjourned without formal
adjoarumrnt. The chair tried % get
reports from district delegations "ii
nominations for councfiuen ara prose
euting attorneys. bat no resisonse-
came
Ehr following sslss t.ous were masie
during fhc afgernu,fu adlo Irnmeat.
Prosecuting attorneys Tor Ihur-tpil-
Nason. Levi. au8 Coat t.. II. l.. Ward.
Olgmp.a. Joint EepzcsentsTive Clfrse.
~ka7uania and teuhlE e.. u, steven
IN Sc sz~istiuE attornsE si4th i s~tr5c5.
Tinrcln. AdsBi~ and To eitS, \ 4
Ctton oi Spraxise. }olnt rc9ts-s, lt.'Ais''
ffncnin. Aasuis, tl1 kta- aba Frank
I'm N q iaiau ot ~graee
4 haudtal t8 delegates sAii1srsad
sround the alairmau Af-a nisos' sac
following nominations Aul ,tAAt-
,-err-,ff. iiFiorg Better seattle bTiS-
s.irr- general. , J t0ut. l'oft own
seua: @-s<~iary- general, ; 7 = ~ eS'-
Aditurnas - DO
After adjournment t5e tefTi teflsi
central committee pHel and eie,'tea Z
IL Warnsr IT Whitman charm a.
and esd NJ kaalmaH o. l1erce, 80
retary.
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NEW HsarsHIRE RKPuRLIcsSs
Cieveland's Appointees In That State
denounced.


CoSragD. y. H., Sept. 4.-The Re
puhiiean state convention WAS called
- order by Hon J. II. uallinger. char
man OF the state committee Tickets
were distributed bearing the names of
John Il. Smith OF Hillshoro, Hiram
4. Tuttle of PitfsSeld. David II
C'oo3esi of Antrim, ". L. Melcher OF
laconia, Albert ;. T. Mitchell and
John 4 Spaalding of NASHUA, as
candidates for the gubernatorial nom
ination. IHaines of Lake Village,
was chosen permanent chairman.
In his speech he charged that among
Cieveland's appoinfees 10 public offices
in New Hampshire were marderers.
forgers, robbers. thieves, eInbexxlers.
wite-beaters. bribers, blackmailerS,
etc.
The convention then proceeded TO
ballot for governor At 80 y. m.
four ballots had been taken. with no
choice, Tuttie having Se6, while SO
are necessary for a choice. On the
sixth ballot there were nine more
votes cast than there were
delegates. and hence no choice,
but a large sensation. Another
ballot was al once taken. with this
result; Whole number, 60; necessary
10 4 choice, sol; Spaulding l, Smith
liz. Melcher -, Tuttle rs, Goolell
30 Goodeil was declared nominated.
The platform endorses the national
Republican platform and candidates,
and declares that the American doc
trine OF protection should be defended
AGAINST the assaults OF free trade
at home and abroad. I'VE invite the
cooperation OF all who believe IN the
enactment of laws for the protection
of oar industries from the
competition incident to the free
importation of the products
OF the pauper labor OF the old world
of our laborers from the unjust ex-
actions OF employers; our property
owners from the attacks of anarchy.
and of all classes from the evils OF inn
morality and ill.teraey-'
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OF congress generally, il + violation
OF privilege 10 refer ~ the individual
character or acts or cJfssifcs OF rnesa-
hers OF that body II iEterfe<eS with
the zbSniute independence which
ought 10 exist besEeesl the tao houses.
and the chair thinks perhaps this de-
bate has already gone farther than il
should have gone. The general par
Hamentary law on the subject Is -
well defined that the chair thinks il
unnecessary 70 aliRde to il further.
TeiieF-i viii not address myself any
further 10 any member Of congress,
bnt TO person acting in another ca
pacsty. as nesalser OF the Democratic
national committee Ranor SAYS this
bili was prepared for the purpose OF
affecting the election on the Pacific
slope. / 60 rot care whether this leg
isIa;ion gets on the statute book, be-
cause the chairman OF the Democrats
committee OF a member of il is anx-
ious TO make political capital. | am
for the legislation, AMI l therefore
welcome it.
At the close OF Tellerss speech the
Chinese bill went over.
After an executive session the senate
AL fnDrfte.f
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coNNEcrIcUT DEMOCRATS.
They Favor Tarin Reform, Especi-
ally ON Wool.

New HhvEN. Conn, Sept 1.-The
Democratic state convention was called
70 order by Chairman DoOiey OF the
state central committee. Gongre-s-
man r. j. Vance was made chairman.
The platform endorses the president
and his tariff message; in particular
eongrat alating the Democrats Of the
house upon the passage OF the Mills
bill; denoances any duty upon raw
material a. burden upon both manu-
facturer and consumer; deyotes an
entire plank 10 the evils of duty on
wool and endorses ths president tor
placing the commercial relations oi
the people of the United States and
Canada on an equality"
The name OF Hon. Luzeeou Il. Nor
ris was presented FOR governor, 4
ballot resulted in his nomination,
Senator kirkham OF New Haven was
nominated for governor,
Henry Bishop for secretary of state,
James q. Martin treasurer, Nicholas
Staub comptroller; electors at large,
\. Z. Burr of Hartford, +. b. Man
ming of Meriien
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A Terrible Accident->ew Enter
urI.es-The Bisckrnaii Case.

PORTLAND, sept. IA young man
whose name could not be learned, q
baker in the employ of Mr.. Koch,
East Portland, was terribly burned
saturday. lie attempted 10 start q
ire with coal Oil. wnen Il ignited,
:. he flames dashed up, bHruing him
terribly about the face ami aris-.
The Portland & Vancouver Railroad
Company vii soon erect aaa mAiii-
tain a telegraph and telephone me
along their ROAD between Portland and
Vancouver.
The East Portland Lighting Com
pany Wisl establish an extensive eiec-
the heht pant IN East Portland
This latter company wil bring their
electricity for Illuminating anu power
parpose- from the fails at DrrSoa
INV. where il Will bc generated b.
water power.
The grand Jury are at wsrk inycstl-
eating the charge against J0hn ~.
Wie5x and Harry McIsaaes, accI.e Ell
OF attempting 10 blicsmaii Afs. Hf.
Murray. Tue result oi the iascstiSa-
zion Is not likely 10 he known beloFe
the end Of the week. Detective Las
renee sho has teen in the employ oi
Wilcox Tor three weeks trying 10 leFfel
oat the mur8eFer OF Mary >chueiler
was appointed a special deputy sheiii
u this county Yesterday
A. n. Brooks, l. Kline and vile, =
J Metxlrr and Davi4 Jones, u seat
tie. are IN TIA. city-
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DETAILED REPORT.



SPOKANE FNus. Sypt The Dem
eerasic territorial convention met al
euuNriia hail at 10 "a. IN. and was
eailed 90 orier by J. Y. O'pen. chair
Hsn ot the territorial ceutral commit
tee. Who read the call. Ou motion cs
Aasiman oi P,,rce. stephen J0dson
q tiefre MAS chosen temporary chair
asAn, and } NJ Mukey os Spokane
s-iis, temporary secretary. Carroll oi
fsree, ShaTps'e.n Og Walls Walla
aoeyeT os Spokane. WaUc a.. kinE
aisi Nafrea o.. Whitman. were ap-
lsiuied a acumnit.,- ou ere ieu1al@,
A Especial committee oi 6vs, Saiyely
y Yakima E,scail ~ King. pFuw-
i'si!eF Of SrVkane. shaw ui Clarke,
ahd Hunt Of Jefferson. Nrre chosen to
make eorrctt1us iu the apporsiOu-
sieai a. erroaco0~ly pubIi kcd Ia the
eAla' The iO,loalas committee on PER
aa4aeEt Organization WAS Hppuinttst
oartsnshaw oi Whitman, john Col-
sts OF King. kaufman ot Pierce,
s,sotsscit el rhurstou pArkero, WSslN
Asl'e- Committee on order Of bust
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COMMERCIAL UNION.
Erastus Wiman, Canadisn-a ameri-
can, Urges Closer Relations.

ST. THOMAS. Ont, Sept. AT a
harvest jhome" under the auspices of
the East Eigin farmers institute at
Port Stanley, Erastus Wiman OF
New York, spoke in favor Of
closer commercial relations between
Canada and the United States. He
said tae fac. that Canada was pert of
the British empire. enabled politicians
bidding Tor the Irish vote 10 use the
question involved for party purposes.
but even this was not an unmixed evil
ii IL raised consideration OF the qties-
ton Of the relation OF the two cOun-
tries, from in1i feraaces, 10 ore .cf
prime Importance.
Diplomacy has failed ta settle this
dispute or readjnst the trausportion
question. 4 practical plan IS 20 unite
the countries commercially. This. il
is claimed, can be done by euacting a
uniform line running athwart the
continent. 1t should tee lifted up and
put around the continent
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salk tr1lkiy ayow thAf rhey intend q,
sieae2f the Republican party and bring
the Democrats party into paxer.
Al the temperance movement and
this Prohibition outside OF pr~hihffion.
: entering into partnership With the
Democrats to defeat the Republicans
Il possible. IN Maine: TO elec. thar
sanity embodiment OF prohihit;or
and Temperance, Dasid b. HUI, gov
erno- Of View York. and an
over 20 stab Republicans in the
back and in the dark IN
osder. they say. chat the Democrats
pzrty shah he brought into power.
Then there viii he reaction against
the Democrats. and hy some political
process OF which the workings are not
vet apparent the National Prohibition
ists will c0ine into power. Fellow
citizens, the Republicans Of Maine
nave worked many years in and for
temperance reform. and viii not turn
back from the good cause -
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THE FEVER RECORD.
Arranging tn Depopuiate jackson
vilie-The stricken titx.


JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Sept. 4.-Sevep-
teen new cases oi yellow fever were re-
ported up 10 noon to-day. There
we're no deaths. Repre- ontatives of
the board OF health and the cititizen's
association are nov leaving FOR Camp
Perry 10 confer with SUPERINTENDENT
Hamilton. i hoped that plans for
depopalating the city can be perfected.
PHIIApELPHts, sept. THE ~choon-
er Abali Thackaria, from Havana.
reached Delaware breakwafer yester-
day. with several cases OF yellsw fever
on board Two sailors died several
days ago, The vessel was removed to-
the United States quarantine.
JACKSONVILLE. sept. Am official
bulletin this afternoon reports i3 new
eases and one death. Tomorrow the
special Citizens Sanitary Association
committee viii begin takinga censas,
looking to a systematic depopulation
of the city.
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COLORADO REPUBLICANS.
Famous Candidates for the Guber'
material Prize.

tate convention was called 10 order
al l0:'0 to-day. Ex-ti0v. R0utt was
made permanent chairman. At the
afternoon session Hosea Townsend OF
Caster county was nominated for con-
gress.
Ex-senator Tahor, Or. David Moore,
W. J. 4. Cooper, Wolf Londoncr, and
y. III Meldrum, were pre- sented 10 tie
convention for nomination for sover-
nor. An adjournment was taken til
10 O'Clock tomorrow.
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BLAINE az FEonIBITroS.
m Ts~f,rn@rs Sfabbiug Their
Frisodsie suiid a Party

FAHN SCION Ne, sept. 4-iips.
lanes -. Bdaine addressed an audi
,u-e here TO-DAY, speaking pT4ucipAiis
,sr.sr the tariff. Atiudiag q the pro
M iFfsa aae-sian be said. Maine Tor
ts,e lat s. YEAR has been under a pro
hf,,sties taN b1f noa We have = plTtf
raming IN and telling as in effect fh41
n sius. u. better nos Essy anv aiientisssi
+. r,-e,a4 5yssi9n unsii We can org q - 2
-,.,isr,ai uaffs. and Hs can -Gsi~-r.sl
.s.-l,t,srarsce b. Maine practically ana.
y. gssnyert TexGs and Ai1sAl4a. That
4. fr,ctss,v vnas this national p-0at-
tit.oa party means; i9E tAose NAs
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rus PLATFORM.
II strikes Very Hard a, the Northern
Pacific.

SF,,KkNs FAlg< sept a. The fea-
veutou reas>eu.h.ed at : o. ni- The
com niittes GA rV-ol lupas Pre- Vntc&
the following ~ torru. which N2>
aaopget az a was'sc
The ncutes-ste paria 81 n AL igsi'su lcr
rlissfv. kstssash - rrPr,~t ii'&'i - g. e,ha
,.srtfi.s-, 80 IN ss-s. 1ecla7s-s a. tssHsss
Thae $50 tatls sWFTaVe uf 'ae pgsufsV sVlts
r,F,.c'ai sl.g.si ty Eae national ts-13a---ai e
aanVratissa adopted 60 - tnHt, sHre b.
3>sSs. aHt heartily cr,s,'ise tse ua.rlI sis''i.
80 tssvVer tlcNeiSs1 ter fte$tfT0f asa
Alien e Feurusa ter sts pFesi''e'ai ai gag
tl,itc1 >faie-.
That vsr sNs.,Ff thzi he Republican raEts
il fraestesl4y umstrr ths caa1rsi - cap piisisS
~ ,aswes. sua. thAt "a ohSyigg tae aVAesss
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TKEKY,- wGArH.
He wiz Have fieia and sawyer iH'
w.arhrd-<o Knife in Court

Sax FRAscfsCo. sept 4. r. Judge
Terry am his vie Nere seen this
morning IN the Alameda county l9n-
Thev Occupied a comfortable svom On
TIE loser door and talked freely agout
the situation.
The iulge asserted that when lie
vas released he ~ogld 80 % Va hing
tan sHi in titase pfo1ce,4lRgs f0T tae
.7sig.-aehIneBt Vi Judges PLEAD and
nANyer tor certifying up9n he recgfdi
a tie cyast fslat he Haa committed 4r'
as aals is FiTe-erGe ol she court lie
claims be DID uoi eTaS a kniie uhti
Ae reached the corf.doE. saea tAe
Judges we're not pFeselst, aHA iheS
shoala have permitted him - Ia
trolace esl5enee a. 10 tais iaet
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FIRE ar SAN DIEGO.
A Loss of $4,000 Firemen In
itIeA.

SAY pIEGo. Gala, Sept The
wholesale grocery and supply store Of
kIauber 4 Levi was entirely lie trOyed
by ire this morning. The los on the
stock Is estimated at $1,000, and ON
the building $500. The stock was
insured for $3.50 and the building
for 5000. IL is believed several IRE
men were burned.
The upper floors Of the building we're
occupied IS offices and lodging
houses The building WIS entirely
DESTROYED. several bremen were in
jured bgt not killed The total loss
wui reach sS5o.cD Insurance, about
Sfo1 90
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HAWAIIAN NEWS.
Conflict with the King Bribery by
Chinese.

sax FRNNCIsCo, Sept. f.-Adviccs
per steamer Australia. arrived from
Honolulu to-day, state that the Iia-
waiiln legislature had passed the bin
abolishiug the office OF governor over
the kings veto hy a vote OF 90 o. two.
He had previously signed a bill making
provisions Tor the Performance OF the
duties ot governor.
The secret voting clause Of the cleo
ton hill has been deieatei. and the
Gaseffe. which represents the reform
mi sionary party. clearly intimsies
that tie vote Of - to s. resembling the
former vote which passed this clause.
was BOUGHT bv the Chine.e.
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LOUISVILLE, sept sam scaalon
to-day shot bis giie three umes and
himself once II Is thought 10th Nin
die Scanion bad been oa . o0niing-
aas spree -iace his brother, jan San
Ion. a raee-conrse spsft, Nh* kiilei 81
-. Paul about q mInfh ago.
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Land Dan
Heron thts
IggS ,sIS Rrss. a.ss
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iBf9rmstfo
riiiSh odis-eE
has reaets
Gar farnc
rla for ccsst
- complete
j. Eagiaua.
IA HOAX
terte Chi
eaty's R~l.
&-ruc dp'
freJn sir8
~ - Chsn
fuoua wasA
that be "a
gard - he
tsIies reicc
sAf.f.
ago Each
aJerities.
-Naw York
d tnSe;hrr. 3
ssiis',.'f,.',i., ~, y, ~
slrf ~ 81
fsF rhila1s,
tJeAu Tcen
played ht
teaafs were
seafiu's sags
e ran hin
thiraso ID.
NJ, fssr a..
ieiis
h-Tha $
No a. rne
lnliauspe. !,
sgtsnap.i5s.
e game ),
y II wasa
~ Kelly 20
taf Wassisa
N-ess'
,.t
A@i''h h'''ss
,,.
= '''s'
sa.,ss
-
nd Races.
snf 8 -rite
ksulsitioa.
~. ~ ,I,',s. 49, I,
--rFesaa NJ
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celiI.len in san rranei.es Harber.

SAS FEAxcIsc3. sept. 9.-fhe ferry
boat San Rafael c1iiidesl with the tnE
Frolic 0ffthe Washington street wharf
this morning. The tug was towing
barge and was struck on the side by
the PROV of the other boat A large
hole wa. madei the Ffolie, but she
M 4aased T. reach the landing
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shrrman'. Anii Trust nm.

WssHtS rov sept t.--SenatOr sher-
uiau's til direcieI agsinsf trusts vas
considered rs tue senate o0nmittee
on'Hnance. but no action taken The
tenor Of the remarks tnaicated arpru-
val Of the general principles 0i the
r,t.s.s.fsvss f,s- the com - itfeg
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pissnrhane. az a GI.a.tans MeetinE.

LovpOs. sept. f--filad tone adj
dressed meeting of Liberals at
Wrezham last night. There we're
incal jcllOasics fcSLitine in ~ turb-
ance and confusion. one part " the
audience cheering and the other hiSz-
ing. 50 Gladstone had - stop speak
ing for five u5iuutes.
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rarg.e. In Niag.ra'. Whirlpool.

NgkaKRt FAILs, : 4 sept t--f so
bodies hage teen seen in she Nhiff-
pod to-day. Nbicfi arr sappoeed % BE
the remains % Wa. kg in t0n and
Harry Il Wilson. The formers ast
was 10 iad neaE the whirlpool this
runrtiaE
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Two Citizens Killed for Hurrahinl
fnr Cleveland.

PAKKERsBURa, w. Va, Sept. a.
SUNDAY two respectable citizens, Geo.
Jones ana Jno. NJ. Willis, we're mar
dered by Samael Hare The only eS-
cuse the murderer has is that Jones
and Willis hurrahcd for Cleveland
/ he murderer was arrested.
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nn,,h,.,, . ualIa.ar A..neIatlen.

CfsaIAS4Tg. ~ef,t Al nie Last.
secretary Of the DuekEogth Bal!4ing
A 30 siaiass. j. iu hi liBg. having en-
be7zgei se0Ao0. When the shortage
xas first discovered he asssmpteA
sricile
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Sr Io4INsaURs3 sept. 1 ~ EhIs ptaTfi-
grr sytsise gang Nere At wuFk on TIE
resg h.rnxAy an emnan -meut frii-
Three naea we're Killed ard several
wosntet,
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bye fnfca&f
w0ndcF
sasre ling q
a'lIHlIa4-aiasl1Hs
aawautaE
ri snn
tlh8J on,
/ Ente. and
- q ~ - |
a. -
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H sUCCUMBS.
5oorhees Nominated
By Acclamation.
sowing He Would Ne'er
Consent. Consented.
....hsnous Dodge Of the Young
Nan From COlfax.

...sxes The 'Uaanimsus Cali"
sa., yearned For. Accepts
-. a,aerity and Promises n
....,x Campaign Little Anima-
-. IN the Democratic Con
sestion.
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aud
days
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rna,.n A~.ut coalirmed.

WAsEgxs40S. seps. :. - CoaAFfna-
g1n. Ihont as AcGanHiH oi colarAao,
Indian agent Tor ths Southern ltess
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SEATTLE TERRITORY WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1855

81 organized trslsas and corporations Il has
retussd 70 re1aes o. eysn r1s<sffy the sx-
tsfsnS fArlN rates; End We declare that In
TIE re5eeziaa ~ the fisheries treatv TIE
epuotiean senator's sased through rarxi-
san ssssrir only. and that TO 0se1rsacf hesse-
helal teEislatio1 has cfsa-acfe=5xzt the Re
publican party daring tue xkp1e 81 Pre~;-
aenf f.leEa- an. ..ssl... :. sz.-..s-.a.
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u.,. and Italian. Mast Go.

Pa1LABE1FHTA sept @4,-AmeS.can
xorkneu IA the rolling h31.l Al sf-i iif,'-
san have tegua a crusade aga4nsi
Italians ani HHnG1rizTls, >entin Z
F.atl-e 70 them 10 iSaEe- Several COZ
Essous hzFc occUTTsd and Da'llues
os Italians have tefL
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lave No G
fA4rshlp.

s,nass,rsaost
tsas claim OF
- kssat owat
E3sFin< re
s,StFd kel
GrsaarhUl on
2fsss Fu sixf
q f<i the y
= the Tniie
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uI
taEo Each
aEorftf.s

Jortftess
New York
together
frearSef the
laiia aieiFiila
k4nE for Ne
sF Fhilates.
1eAu Tts1II
PLAYED ht
trtats /
= I.
thtcaso II
Ftsuer aaa
~,
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terta Chi
Eels

eatyFs krls
s The dps
ftt spn
W - chsm
fguua wasAi
that he has
gard tSfhe
nIses Wiec'
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NO.

The ssnsvs
faSVS iH n~s
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an
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cares knt
rerpeaoe
NaslHnEfss
faemVsns
= inf9rm&Es
UfiSh oHseF
has wsattFI
Z Gar torres
rla farSx,sst,
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hEAEiaua
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PORTLAND NEWS.

CoEuuBus, o., SEPT. I.-Judge Thur
man lett for New York tonight.
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der Qaar.
IRA sun
D@8K SsAl
led her pag
Enf. rrsiis
had
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