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Rae in tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 24.-Com-
mander-in Chief Rae of the Grand
Army of the Republic, reached Nash
vile last night, en- route to Athens,
Tennessee, to attend the encampment
of the department of Tennessee, Ala
bama and Georgia. On his arrival the
Washington light artillery, which is
not connected with the Grand Army,
livered speech at the Maxwell house
last night, before large assemblage of
citizens, and was afterwards BAN
quetted, both federal ami confederate
veterans being around the festal board
and speaking.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo-. April 23.-Dep-
uty United States Marshal Davis re-
ports a horrible double murder and
man named Likens crushed the head,
of his two children, boy and girls
aged respectfully nine and eleven
years with an ak and then cut his own
throat with a pocket knife and ex-
pired in ten minutes.
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head on Saturday night, was to-day
committed to await the coroner's in
quest. He claims that he threw the
brick without any intention of killing
his pal. The police are inclined to
think the case an accident and express
their belief that there is no foundation
for the belief that s'Red'' Leary was
put out OF the way because he was
supposed to be an informer''
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Accident ataRaIIG Game.

CHICAGO, H., April ga special
at the Daily News rom In
dianapolis says, that in the first in
ming of the Chicago-Indianapolis ball
game this afternoon, Paul Hynes, of
the Indianapolis club, was hit on the
head with the ball and it is thought
that his injuries will be fatal. Clark
was pitching for the Chicagos and
HYnes was at the bat. Clark
pitched terribly swift ball which was
apparently going wide of the plate, but
when nearly opposite the plate, it took
a sudden curve and struck Hynes
squarely in the temple. Hynes lies as
one dead and three doctors are working
on him.
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WASHINGTON, April 23.-Secretary
Villas in letter to Senator Chandler
before whose committee Indian Agent
Gregory is a witness states that Mr.
Gregory has rendered his resignation
All the witnesses including Mr.. Gre.
CORY were discharged this morning
Mr.. Gregory's resignation has not yet
been accepted and he returns to his
post at once to close up his official
affairs
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BosToN, April 25.-The annual meet
ing OF the Union Pacific Railroad COM
pany was held this morning. The an
nual report. as already published, was
submitted. The action OF the directors
in leasing the Oregon Railroad s. Nav
igation eompany1s lines and the Ore
gon Short Line Railroad company s
road. was confirmed. The only change
from last years board is the election OF
Samuel Carr, IT.. to iii the vacancy
caused by tina death Of General Man
ager and Vice President T. J Potter.
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KANSAS CITY, April 23.-Blanche
Corners, a woman of mulatto and
Cherokee descent, was convicted of
m urder in the first degree this after
noon. She enticed man named
Joseph Peters into her room on Christ
mas night for the purpose of robbery.
Failing to procure his money, she
pushed him out on the sidewalk where
she and two male accomplices killed
him. She is the first woman to be
convicted of murder in the first degree
in this state
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SIX rhonsnIld DolIar. short.

DAYTON, Ohio, April pa. A. Scar
lett of Cincinnati, general manager of
R. G. Dun's Commercial agency, finds
the books of James Cummings, who
suicided here Sunday, $4,000, short.
Cummings was local manager for the
Dun agency here. Mrs. Cummings
will get s. coo life insurance.
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rreasurerTa1e, InVes,ieatiou,

LOUISVILLE, KY, April A.-The re-
port of the commissioners appointed to
investigate absconding Treasurer
Tates' Office, was submitted to the leg
islature to-day. 1t contained no sensa-
tional disclosures the deficit being
placed in the neighborhood of $3.50, 900,
the sum already named, and this may
be reduced to less than $500, 900 if GER
tain papers prove good.
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WASHINGTON, April 24.-Col. J. B.
Tomlinson, editor of the Topeka Dem
ocrat, has kept Governor David Hills
name at the head of his editorial col
umn for some time as his candidate for
the presidency. Last night, having
just returned from Albany. where he
had long conference with Governor
Hill, he telegraphed his managing ed
itor to take Hills name down. The
governor told him that he was not only
not candidate but that he would will
ingly head the New York delegation
for Cleveland at st. Louis.
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The Unitcd states Dependencies.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Actlng sec
rotary Thompson has transmitted to the
senate in compliance with a resolution
of that body list of national banks
which are repositories of public monies,
with the amounts held by each on
April Z, to the credit of the treasurer
In the letter of transmittaI he informs
the senate that no interest is paid by
national banks on the public funds SO
deposited, and that the place of deposit
The amounts vary from $40, 900 to more
than 81 coo, 900, and aggregate more
than $50 900 900.
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congressional convention TO be held at
Oberlin, Russell, Wichita and Topeka,
was this day held at Smith Denter. r.
M. Plchler was endorsed by the con-
vention as candidate for lieutenant
governor. and he was presented to Sc
lect his delegates to the state conven-
ton. They are as follows: j. 8. Nc
Dowell, Webb McNall, W. H. Nelson
and q. R. Parker.
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ST. LOUIS, April 23.-Commander
Rea, of the G. A. R., was entertained
to-day and this evening by Frank 2.
Blair post and will leave in the morn
ing for Nashville. He said that the
organization had added IA, 600 men In
the last quarter. Missouri has added
the most names, while Kentucky has
the largest percentage of the increase.
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Supreme court Decision.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The United
States supreme court rendered decis-
ion to-day in case involving the right
of the state of Virginia to tax the roll
ing stock of the Baltimore s. Ohio rail-
road, Maryland corporation. The
railroad company resisted the payment
of the tax on the ground that it ap-
piled only to domestic roads, and an
Injunction restraining the auditor from
seizing its property was issued by the
circuit court. The case comes here on
an appeal from that court. This court
holds that while it cannot be denied
that the state has the power by
appropriate legislation to tax the roll
ing stock Of a company not organized
under the state law, q careful review
Of the act in question shows that it was
intended to apply only to domes,
tic roads, and not to outside roads do
| ing business within the state.
Judgment affirmed.
| After the opinions had been con
| cluded the case of p. Mahou, appel
ant, vs.. Abner Justice, jailer of Pix
county, Kentucky, came up, and argu
ment was commenced by Mr.. Gibson
for the appellant and continued by ]
Proctor Knott for the appellee. Thi
case arises from the celebrated Hat
field-McCoy vendetta which has latel,
attracted widespread attention.
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For Taylor or johnson.

LYONS, KS, April 28.-The republi-
can convention to-day elected A. w.
Hoyt, j. w. Crawford, G. Afesburg,
J. E. Junkin, to Topeka; George A.
Peter Smith, W. L. Marshall, D. J.
Fair, to Garden City, and instructed
for a. NJ. Lastey as delegate to the
Chicago convention. The convention
instructed for Taylor or Johnson foI
governor
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Fire az ST. Zoe.

ST.. JOE, Mo-, April pa fire at z
O'Clock this evening destroyed the
horse and mule barns and sheds, hay,
barn and corn bins of the st. Joseph
stock yards, together with eighteen
head of horses. The hog pens, scales.
exchange and hotel buildings were not
touched by the fire. The fire is sup
posed to be of incendiary origin. Loss,
S25. O0O. fully covered by insurance.
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WAsHINGTCN, April 24.-Offers for
the sale of bonds to the government
were opened at the treasury depart
son as follows: -Four and a half per
cent bonds registered $50. 600, at
$107. go; $500, 900, at S1O9; S275. 600, at
Sos; SIS. COO. at $1O75: 500, 900, at
S107s; total, 81 ,04O 900. Four per cent
bonds registered $500 eco, at 1855; $780,
coo, at s1253; 81, 600, at 1927; total, s602,-
600. making q grand total of 81 $40 600
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Dubuque Submerged.

DUBUQUE, Ia, April 28.-The river
has steadily risen at the rate of half an
inch an hour. This morning marks
30 feet, 2 inches above low water mark.
the highest since the high water of
1881. The river is falling at Lacrosse.
1t is expected that the highest mark
part of the city is nearly afOat and
portions of the levee are entirely COW
cred. South Main street is totally COW
cred and other streets in part. On the
low lands east of the railroads above
Twelfth street, dwellings are entirely
surrounded by water and considerable
distress is caused.
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Damages ARnrleIi

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The SUI
preme court of the United States, rem
dered an opinion in case number 2I8,
the Missouri Pacific railroad company
plaintiff in error VS.. Patrick Mackey.
In error from the supreme court of
Kansas The defendant was employed
Dy the railroad company and was in
jured by the negligence of one of the
company's engineers. He brought snii
and recovered damages. The judv.
ment of the supreme court in Kansas
was affirmed.
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lroouOis club 8anuuet.

CHICAGO, April 23.-The fifth an
nual banquet of the Iroquois Club,
held tonight on the anniversary of the
birthday of Stephen A. Douglas, was a
success from democratic standpoint.
Plates were laid for $50 guests, and
every seat was taken, when President
NewberTy called the assemblage to
order. Many prominent democrats
from all parts of the country were
present, and the enforced absence of
Henry Watterson was productive OF
universal regret. Among letters of
regret received and read was one from
George William Curtis, who wrote,
among other things:
my occupations already made for
time mentioned compel me to lose the
signal pleasure which you propose to
me; l can only assure you of my conf
dence that the counsels of the IroQuois
club by their patriotism and indepen-
dence, will greatly aid a wise and pop
ular decision in the impending national
debate of this year."
Letters were also received from Con
| gresham Mills, Senator A. H. Colquitt.
of Georgia; Congress Frank Fowler
Governor John w. Davis, of Rhode Is
land, and others.
After the menu had been properly
discussed the toasts began, the leading
one, owing to the day, being "Stephen
A. Douglass. This was responded to
by Hon. Melville w. Fuller, who be
gun his Grafton by a picturesque allu.
| sion to the boyhOod and manhood OF
his subject. The Little Giant" was
traced step by step in his phenomena
strides to the heights he attained. The
orator paid an eloquent tribute to his
subject, and his address was received
with enthusiasm.
Other toasts were responded to as
| follows:
"Grover Cleveland, !" by T. NJ. Pat
| t0rson, of Colorado.
Progressive Politics." L. D. Tho
man.
1.-THE Boss Trust" Gen. 1. N. Stiles
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PTrTsBURe, April 21.-Judge Slagle,
of the common pleas court, granted
an injunction to-day restraining mem
bers of trades assemblies from boy
cotting Brace Bros, a firm of this city
whose establishment has been under
the ban for a year. Suit for SO, 900
damages has also been instituted by
the firm against a number of the most
prominent labor leaders of Allegheny
oOuOtv
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Indicted for SELLING Oounon.

HARRISBURG, April 25.-H. F. Sui
Ivan, agent for James Cooper, q rep
London, was yesterday indicted for
selling Virginia coupons. During the
term of the circuit court here, lust ad-
journed, one hundred suits against par
ties for Offering the coupons in nav
ment OF state taxes were tried. Eighty
six judgments were rendered.
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NEW YORK, April 23.-Argument in
the case arising out of the engagement
of Rev. E. Walpole Warren, from
England, to be pastor of Trinity
Church was heard to-day by United
States Circuit Judge Wallace and de-
cisiOn reserved. This case is eonsid-
cred as a test of the contract labor
acf
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Supreme Court Decision.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The SUI
preme court of the United States rem
dered an opinion in case No. 2l3, the
Missouri Pacific railroad company
plaintiff in error VS.. Patrick Mackey,
in the error from the supreme court of
Kansas. The defendant was en-
ployed by the railway company and
was injured by the negligence of one of
the company's engineers. He brought
suit and recovered damages. The
judgment of the supreme court in Kan
aaS was affirmed
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JeckeY club NTee1inr.

LOUISVILLE, April 23.-The Jockey
Club directors after much elaboration
have decided to run the derby on the
opening day of the spring meeting as
in former years. The chances are also
that there viii be no book betting,
since the books have announced their
intention of not going in at G. c.
Clark's figures. Col. Clark will revive
the paris mutuals'' form of betting.
This, together with the auction pools,
will constitute the only betting at this
track unless compromise is effected.
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AZ 81. LOuIN.

81. LOUIS, No, April Is, 1855.
CATTLE-Receipte, 5000 head; strong.
HoaE-Heceipts, go head: higher: choice
S5.015l60: light grades, s.. 10G6.z0.
SEEEP-Receipts. so head: strong.
WHEkT-LoWeFe No red, cash. e5N8SKc:
May. s5i<c; June, e55Sc. July, s3zzc: August;
S3tkcs December, eIAc.
CoRz-Eisglaer; cash, 5os<c; May. sos: June,
,o1Ts- Higher; cash. slssc: May. axe: june,
PoRK-5obbing, s1458.
LakRD-SI.51-
WHFaRY-f1 O..
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Sunday Law violated.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, April 23,-War-
rants were sworn out by chief of police
this morning for the arrest of the pro-
prietor of the leading hotel and five sa-
loon keepers charged with selling
liquor on Sunday or after II o'clock Sat
urday night. AS Mayor Shaw was
called the saloon candidate at the re-
cent election, his vigorous Sunday law
crusade creates great sensation.
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Murderer Arreafea.

KANSAS CITY. April 24.-Harrison
Walters, coal black negro was arres-
ted here this morning on the charge of
murder. He is suspected of being
one of the burglars who last Wednes-
day morning called Samuel ApgaI
to his door in Mexico, No., and shot
him
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Democratic Political clubs

NEW YORK, April 2l.-About fifty
representatives of democratic clubs
throughout the country are in execu-
tive session here to-day. The gather
ing is presided over by Frederick r.
Conden, and is engaged in discussing
the ACCESSIBILITY of forming a national
league of democratic clubs in the
United States.
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Arrested for EmbezzIement.

CINCINNATI, O., April 14.-Gabriel
Fetter, broker, was arrested last
night on warrant sworn to by Cor
nelius Doremus, general agent of the
New York Germania Life Insurance
company, charging him with embez-
cling nearly $4,000 of the funds of the
company, while acting as agent il
this citV.
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Killed Hts Syy.etheart.

COOPER, Texas, April 24.-B. F.
Boydston shot Miss Lula Frazier yes
terday, fatally. and then blew out his
brains. The young lady is eighteen
years of age and was engaged to Boyd
ston. They were to have been married
last Saturday night. The young lady
postponed the..wedding and the shoot
ing was the result
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Jnstrue,ed for AnihonY.

KINsLEY, Kas., April 21.-At the
county republican convention to-day
delegates were elected to the senator.
ial, congressional and the state con.
ventions, at Topeka and Wichita. The
delegates to Topeka will support
George 7. Anthony for governor.
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RinThon.nann KnIeh

Cisco, Texas. April 25.--Bill Thomp-
son, the desperate and horse-thief,
fed from the Indian Territory. The
vigilants up there are making short
work of his gang of outlaws. He came
disguised and stole a horse from one
Courtney, with which he attempted to
ride south. A farmer named Grover,
who came in last evening from that
section, says he saw Thompson's body
lying in the road riddled with bullets
Courtney, he said. is home nursing a
bullet wound in the leg.
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ELLwoRTH, Kas., April SS.-The
prospects for large crop Of wheat in
this county are excellent. A larger
acreage than usual of corn is being
planted and the ground is in fine con-
ditior
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IarshaIl County Convention.

MARYsvnLE, Kas., April 2S.-The
Marshall county republican convention
was held to-day and elected delegates
to the state and congressional conven-
tions. The congressional delegation is
for John A. Anderson for congress,
and the state delegation for a. W.
Smith for governor. No instructions.
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senator IngaIIs Endoraed.

WAMEGo, Kas., April Cat the
convention held at Westmoreland to
day, an instructed delegation was
elected to go to Leavenworth. A
resolution was adopted by a rising
vote, unanimously endorsing Senator
Ingalls, speech ON the dependent PEN
sion bill in the United States senate
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TreadWelI Acnuirreal

ANTHONY, Kas., April 23.-Walter
E. Treadwell, the Harper county cat
tie king, who killed Charles C. Clark,
the seducer of his wife, on January z,
last, at the Bennett house, was acquit-
ted Saturday morning.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE sULTAN's ATTACK,

GIBRALTER, April 23.-The British
gunboat Falcon" sailed hence to-day
for Cape JUDY in consequence of an
attack by a body of the Sultan of
Morrocco's troops upon the Northwest
American company's depot at that
place.
QUEEN VICToRIA's ARRIVAL.
Queen Victoria arrived at Chariot
tenburg at nine o'clock this morning.
The empress. crown prince and crown
princess and the prince and princess of
Sake Meiningen. received her at the
depot. Prince Henry and Princesses
Victoria, Sophia and Margaret, Sir Ed
ward Malet, British ambassador at
Berlin, the Duke of Rutland and the
burgOmaster and municipal council of
Berlin, were also present. The greet
ingS between Queen Victoria and the
royal family of Germany were warm.
The crown prince conducted the queen
to an open carriage drawn by four
horses, which she entered. and with
the empress beside her, was driven to
the castle. Crowds of people lined the
route and cheered enthusiastically as
the carriage passed.
MAPLETON's CREDITORS.
LONDON, April 24.-The creditors of
Col. Mapleton, the operatic manager,
offer of s., 500 in settlement of all his
debts.
PASSED A GOOD NIGHT.
BERLIN, April 25.-This mornings
bulletin says: 1.-THE emperor passed
a good night. His fever is lower and
his condition satisfactory. AS the con-
dition of the emperor changes but little
during the day, only one bulletin will
be issued daily until further notice."
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R.aueInr Ihe aurnIua

ST. LOUIS, April 23.-John Meyer,
city clerk of East st. Louis disappeared
several days ago and an investigation
of his books shows a shortage of 1888.
Mayor Stephens has offered a reward
of 500 for his arrest.
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ThaVved cut Dynamite over a .

DETROIT, April 23.-The Evening
Journals special from Marquette says
party Of log-drivers attempted to
thaw some dynrmite and it exploded,
killing three of them and severely in
turing two others.
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ence between the majority and minority
Of the committee don't seem TO be SER
ious, however, and it is expected that
row when another meeting will be held.
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Cenviete0 Tor seI1l.C71-.o-

WELLINGTON, Kas.. April 24.-Fred
Canon and Lyon Case. two jointists,
were arrested Monday. To-day JUS
tiee Simmons fined Cannon $500 ana
Case 500, and sentenced them both "a,
the county iail for two months.
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CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis, April o.
John Shay and William williams, en-
ployes of the Chippewa Lumber Com
pany, were drowned last night in a
foolhardy attempt to run the rapids in
boat. Each leaves wife and seven
children
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AUBURN, n. Y. April 2S.-N. P. B,
Wells, treasurer of the Geneca Falls
savings bank. was arrested yesterday
afternoon. He is defaulter, and the
amount is estimated at from s., 900 to
So. 600.
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Instructed fer Anthony.

LHAvENwoRTH, April 23.-The re-
publican convention of Brown county,
the home of Congressman Morrill,, in
structed its five delegates to the state
convention to vote for Colonel Anthony
for candidate for governor.
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Hstel and RanIE Rnrned-

VALENTINE, Neb., April 24.-The
Montgomery hotel, Cherry County
bank and Sparks Bros store were de
stroyed by fire last night. Loss, $780,
coo; small insurance.
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WARRINGTON, April 2s.-Lieut. Col.
G. b. Comstock, to be colonel; Major
]. A. Smith. to be lieutenant coEoaeI:
Brig. Gen. George Crook, to be major
general. Col. j. r.. Brooke, TO be
brigadier general.
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Held % AwaiG an Inqaese.

NEW YORK, April 24.-WiIIiam
Leary, thief and bunco steerer. who
was last night arrested for causing the
death of Red IIeary. the nOtor1o1ls
bank burglar by hurting brick at his
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SOUTH BEND, Ind, April 23.-Micb-
ael English, a workman in a prick yard
here, was crutally murdered by Peter
Ryan, absolute character yesterday.
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\ mister Fenaieson Imeroyang.

" AsHiNG1ONs ApTiI 23.-lIhe de-
partment of state to-day received a
cablegrarn stating that Minister PEN
dleton is improving rapidly.
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RepubiIeano hi smI16 Cono,v

GAYLORD, Kas., April 2I.-The re-
publican convention for Smith county
to select delegates to the state and