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A OROSS.RYRD SPIRIT.
What Springfield BuSInsSS Man Saw at n
SOanne at Mantua Station,


SPRINGFIELD, o, May 9l,-A challenge
issued here by Professor Hazel, presti.
digator, to perform in daylight anything
done in the dark by spirituallsts, has
created great deal Of excitement among
spiritualists, and tho challenge las been
accepted by leading medium here, Mrs,
+. !. Hillard. Investigation has been
instituted, and 1t is found that there
are about fifteen hundred believers
In Spiritualism here, among whom are
some ot the most prominent citizens.
Frequent visits are paid to Mrs. Newton
Cobb, materializing medium OF six
years experience. She lives in plain
farmhouse, two stories high and time.
worn, at Mantua station, thirty miles
south Of Cleveland, on the Nypano rail.
road. She Is plain, matronly looking
woman, with frank, open CountenanCe.
Saturday night q well-known business
man, MI. l, Wisler, called on Mrs. Cobb,
The spirit he desired to see was sum.
moned, and In an instant, the man
ayers, stood before him. It was that OF
John Storey, who fell dead from heart
disease two years ago. The two had
been great friends and the deceased told
about the spirit land and how he was
able 10 look down on the earth. The
business man came away with belief
as firm as adamant in Spiritualism. He
then talked with his mother. A cross.
eyed spirit next appeared, and asked
him 10 take of his coat. The request
was complied with. The spirit laid the
coat on her arm, and by touching one OF
the sleeves with the tips Of her fingers,
pulled forth twenty-five or thirty yards
Of black lace Of the finest quality. The
sleeves Of the coat showed no mark OF
having been disturbed. The business
man asked TO take a piece OF tho lace
home. The spirit said no, and requested
him to put on his coat. This being
done, she applied one end Of
the lace TO the coat sleeve
instantly 1t began to disappear within
the cloth. The crosseyed spirit asked
him 10 touch the lace. He did so, and 1t
gradually seemed to melt away until his
fingers clasped on nothing. This bust.
ness man spoke to his motherin German.
He said that after seance with spirit
was concluded the spirit vanished as
mysteriously as 1t had come, fading out
OF sight by degrees.
The Prosecuting Attorney from Cleve.
land, somewhat Of a skeptic, came down
and called out a deceased Judge, with
whom he had long talk, which was in
every way satisfactory TO the doubter.
James Ludlow, a molder here, Is a me.
dium, and Is able 10 converse with
spirit in any language. He knows only
a few words Of the German language.
A caller recently talked with friend
through him, in the German, for an
hour. This medium Is brother Of
Hon. A. R. Ludlow, former prohibition
candidate for Governor. The spirits at
Mrs. Dohb'a wear pallZe costumes.
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Sioux CltI,. aIunIlleent ontr.

DENVER, Cot, May 2l.-At tho session
Of the Railroad Conductors Convention
to-day the questlon>o Of selecting a place
for the location OF the headquarters Of
the order was settled, Sioux City, Iowa,
being decided upon as the place. The
citizens Of Sioux City give the order
$75, 900 in cash, the order TO erect $500.
900 building upon which the citizens
guarantee the order eight per cent net
income, and at the expiration Of
ten years, II the order so desires,
the citizens will take the property of
their hands at the original cost price,
with ten percent added. The insurance
question, referring TO the second class,
was favorably voted upon. The dis.
ability claims shall not exceed s., 500 for
each certificate, in Glass A; $1,000, In
class B, for death, and $500 for disabil.
ity. The convention will probably
adjourn tomorrow.
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For blowing whl.tles.

ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-A great Benbatlon
was created on Change to-day, growing
out Of tho suspension Of some dozen Of
the younger members Of the Board Of
Trade for blowing toy whistles on the
floor during trading hours. The Board
decided 10 enforce the rules and said the
suspension must stand. Asa result the
friends Of the suspended members left
the floor In q body. The secedOrs now
threaten 10 start anew Exchange,
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CHICAGO, May 9l.-The rate on corn
to Buffalo, by lake, went of a quarter Of
a cent yesterday, drop from 2 to ! Z cts.
q bushel. Vesselmen held out for time
against the inevitable, but finally sue.
cumbed. Shippers, however, made no
great rush for room at the reduced rate,
and the market was dull. The cause oi
the decline was the surplus OF tonnage
either here or soon TO arrive, but that
which Immediately led to the drop yes.
terday was the chartering OF a load Of
wheat 10 Buffalo last Friday at 2 cents.
The transaction was kept quiet until the
shipper wanted vessel for corn, and he
would pay but ! cents; then there was
a rush among the agents to get from
under,
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Why AIr. Buseh is Mad.

PITTSBURGH, May 2l,-Mr. Adolphus
Busch, Of the firm Of Anheuser-Bu
the St, Louis brewers, was a passenger
east-bound last night. He was induced
10 talk, and this Is what he said;
"Who Is this Judge White who has
been knocking out the foreign brewers
In Pittsburgh and some OF the home
brewers, too2 l am told he revoked the
licenses olsome Of the best saloonkeepers
in the city.
"Lately l have personally visited all
the brewers In Milwaukee, Chicago and
st. Louis. We have formed an associa.
tion and have determined 10 buy no
more iron, bottles or Corks In Pittsburgh.
The foreign brewers annually paid into
Pittsburgh $5.000,000 for iron, and as
much more for bottles and corks. Last
year bought from the Keystone Con.
struction Company $4,000 worth OF
structural iron, but I will buy no more
here until this embargo against my
business Is removed. The brewers try to
support Pittsburgh industries but, when
our business Is assailed, the people we
have helped stand idly by and partially
approve Of It,"
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BERLIN, May 9l.-Klng Humbert, The
Crown Prince Of Italy, and slgnor cflDpl,
the italian Prime Minister, arrived In
Berlin this morning. They were met at
the railway station by Emperor William,
the royal princes, Prince Bismarck and
a number Of generals. After embraces
the party drove 10 the royal castle,
King Hdmbert occupied a seat beside
the Emperor In the imperial carriage,
The route 10 the castle was lined with
troops, triunphal arches Spanned thc
streets and the houses were decorated
with flags and bunting, Large crowds
Of people gathered along the route from
tho railway station 10 the castle and en-.
Enthusiastically cheered the Emperor and
King,
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RIee,. r1nnI Entomhmnnt.

BosroN, May 2l.-Tho remains oi
Allen Thorndyke Rice, late Minister to
Russia, were removed from the receiv.
ing tomb at Mt. Auburn Cemetery at {
o'clock this evening and placed in theil
final resting place In tho Bourne family
tomb. The services were extremely
simple, consisting merely Of the reading
Of the Episcopal burial services by Rev
George 7. Prescott, Of the Church Of the
Good Shepherd. The casket was GOV
cred with floral offerings from President
Harrison, Secretary Blaine and other
oflicials In Washington.
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peel.lon Intere.tInr 10 Mlller,.

DETROIT, May 9l.-Thc patent case Of
the Consolidated Roller Mill Company
against William A, Combs, which has
excited wide interest among tnillers, was
decided this mornlug by United States
Judge Brown. The Bowling patent, q
device for stirring flour as Il goes into
the mill, and the Marmon patent on a
device for loosening the belt Of thecoun
tershait, were declared invalid by Judge
Brown ior lack Of novelty,
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BESIEGED DY BUGS.
ATrAln Sticks In the blaine Woods-An nj
Day RIgllt with AIosnuItoes.

Day Fight with Mosquitoes.
LEWISTON, Me-, May 2l.-Railroad
men who wCntout with the pioneer train
on new line through the Maine vii.
derness, yesterday, lad an experience
which left them blistered, weary and
disguSted.
Thetrain was brought to a dead stop In
the woods by millions Of caterpillars,
which took fancy to crawling on the
rails and dUlled every device for remov.
ing them before another locomotive was
sent to the rescue. Moreover droves Of
hungry mosquitoes swooped down on
the trainmCn and drank their blood.
The advance guard was seen by a rail.
road timekeeper as he rode over the line
on his yelocipede the night before. He
encountered a lot Of small gray Caterpil.
lars which had spread themselves over
the track 30 thlCkly that he had To push
his machine along on hand for q half a
mile.
Ablg engine and eleven freight cars,
loaded with 1900 ship knees, the Cana.
dian PaCiRC's first train for business
started from Sebois for Brownsville, yes.
tetlay morning, II had gone but a few
miles when u ran into thick, soulrming
mas, which the locomotive wheels
ground TO 9 greasy pulp that Clogged the
nnylhg wheels and prevented them
from getting any grip on the track. II
was M wheels aud track had been
thoroughly larded. The train came 10 4
stahiusIllI and tho conductor and engineer
,%rpooh," said the engineer. "Bups,n
inc conductor laughed dOrisIyely,
jumped aboard alter a little sCraplnR,
anu tried 10 start again, but II was Of nc
use. The "bugS' we're loo mich ior
thom, AS far rs the eye could roach lho
caterpillarS were In complete poEseSSjo,l
ot the track. The Canadian paCiaS
was turned into two lines Of vrnv Wriv.
gle, The train was In tho nilSt Of the
woods. ' N' 'A'
"Cut bushes and Try to swecp them
OIL aid the conductor 10 the ltainmsr
Al hands ttlOdit, 1.-THE bushes Ctustct
the pulpy mass and only sneared lhV
Track worse than ever. Sand was thef
Bpiihkled on the rails, This enA6ip(
the engine 10 start, but Lhs CalorplllAri
soon RfcRscd tho tires again and III
train halted. A messenger was dlS
patched TO tho Sebols station and Lhv
situation was telegraphed 10 the man
aget ol tho road, llO sent An extr
locomotive and crew Of helpers 10 th
assistance ol tho belOAguefed ltalr
WIN force Oi men BCfaping and sand
ing, with az engine pulling and anolhe
70 push, the train Crept through III
mo9ds at a snNll's pace.
a rast horde Of large and teroCioy
mosquitoes then came out Of the depEt
ol the ioret and absalled tie motle
crew ot railroad men, showing no nj
iOnal predictions, but drawing bloc
IRON Poles FtenChmOn, HuSslana A.
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Rlll Yl.It bod. hIoihetl. llIrlhplAce.

CuANbHRspuao, Pa, May 9l.-Unltsd
States Treasurer j. N. Huston, who has
been Waiting here, announced that
President Harrison would make a trip
10 franklin county during the coming
summer 10 SEQ his mothers birthplace,
General Harripon'g mother was Eliza.
beth Irwin, daughter Of Archibald
Irwin, and she was born about ten miles
from here 10 Montgomery township,
Hhe old stone house In which she was
born is Sill standing, and the President
has several tilmes expressed 4 desire "a
visit his mothers birthplace,
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WASHINGTON, d. O., May 9l.-ThO
President made the following appoint.
menls to-day:
John W. Meldrum, OF Laramie, Wyo,,
10 be Secretary Of Wyoming.
0rrin W. Bair, OF Dakota. to be Re-
Ceiver OF Public Moneys Mt Huron, Oak,
james II, Cisney, Of Warsaw, Ind, to
be IN Indian Inspector,
James O, LuCkey, Of Oregon, TO be
Agent for the Indians OF the Warm
Springs Agency, in Oregon,
Malachi Krebs, Of Petersburg, Ind, TO
be q special agent To make allotments Of
lands in seyeralty to Indians under the
provisions Of IN Act Of Congress ap-
proved February s, 1887.
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West Virginia Pensions.


WAsmSoToN, D. G., May 2l.-West
Virginia pensions were acted on to-day
as follows; Original invalld-Andrew
Wolf, Thomas Cottrell, Marcellus Mes.
senger, Fretwell G. Hensley, Wesley s.
Taylor. lnCrease-Perry q. Adkins.
Original widows, etc.-Minor OF Alex.
anicr Hawkins, Eliza Summings, former
widow OF Aaron Statler, Mary Il. Lem
mon, former widow OF John W. Duncan,
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LONDON, May 22.-The Berlin CORE
spondent Of the Times contrasts the
reception accorded to King Hum.
bert yesterday with the hurried and
unpopular visit Of the Gear. He says
that Berlin outdid herself, and that the
cordially OF her welcome to King Hum
bert was intended 10 show the impor-
tance Of Cherishing the alliance between
Italy and Germany.
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WASHINGTON, D. c. May 2l,-The
President did not open hisreceptlon this
morning until II o'clock, and 1t closed
at 12 o'clock. Among those who saw
the President to-day were Senator Quay,
Senator Evarts, with Mr.. Henry
Phillips, OF London; Senator Cullom
and friends; Treasurer Huston, Repre-.
sentatiyes bingham, Ewart, Cannon and
Rife, OF PENNSYLVANIA.
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nstlln AIN.ops glIIks,

BRRtS, May 9l,-Thres thousand
mnSons In lhlSCIty have gone on strike.
They demand that their hours Of labor
be nine per day, aud that they be al.
lowed halt an hour for breakfast, an
hour Tot dinner and an hour iof sinpeF,
They also demand that work be 5uS,
pended an hour eatller on Saturday.
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eptclW OISDdleA 70 Me INelItgencT'
SPRINGFIELD, o., May 2l,-About 400
people witnessed tho finest game of ball
ever played Springfield to-day. From
beginning to end the excitement was in.
tense and the enthusiasm unbounded.
The fielding OF the visitors was simply
grand. In the ninth inning Bowman
made a marvellous catch in center field
Of odvn hot d liner of sGmSrs bat th5 thereby
excellent game, keeping the hits made
of him well scattered he also made q
hit and one OF the two runs. Green
also made very pretty catch in the
ninth inning. Springfeld's newpltcher
did excellent work and the teams field
ing was fair, but not to he at all COM
pared witbsuperbte team work Of the yisi-
tors. 1t was simply perfect and left
nothing to be asked for. The score was
aS f0lloWa.
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ENVVFIVH IN HVWI8 VUWuIJt
special Dispateh 10 he IatelltOneT,

special DIEpl'ch % nc 7HIelll0tFetF,
WESTON, W. Va, May 2l.-At the
school election held here to-day, j. s.
vandervort, the Republican candidate
for Commissioner Of Weston District,
was reelected by a majority OF 10. Con.
siderable fight was made by the Demo-
Gratis to elect their candidate, ]. P.
Troxell. Not much interest was taken
by the Republicans as To- the County
Superintendent. The general belief Is
that Buckhannon White, the Demo.
cratic candidate, was elected,
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minded man, Is, /" he says, "that there is
as much, u mot more, intoxicating drinks
drank In Kansas now than In the State
when the laws were less stringent, Men
make saloons Of their homes, and when
they purchase intoxicants it Is by bottle
and jugIuls, and not by drinks"
Any one with even but slight acquaint-
ance can get drink here or any where
else in the State, The lowest drinking
places are run where there are sold the
poorest quality Of whisky or beer, and
arrests are daily made for drunkenness,
as the records OF the police court show,
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glluAuon al Io,,,, Ull,.

1,irrlE Rock, ARE, May 9i,-Tho
town Of Forest City was again thrown
Into q state oi great excitement tonight
about 10 o'clock, by an engagement lie.
tween three guards and crowd, sup.
posed 10 be negroes. Shots were OK.
changed on both sides, but no ono Ia
yet known 10 have been injured, Tho
town iaup In arms,
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SUDDENLY INSANE.
A West Virginia Coal Dealer Tries to XIII
HimRelf.

n Wuht VIFgInIh U0hI Dealer TrIoB 70 XIII
Himself.
CINCINNATI, May 2l.-John Crowley,
a coal dealer Of Charleston, W. Va,
while sitting in the cabin Of the steamer
Boone, suddenly jumped up and began
to butt his head violently against the
big stove. He was finally subdued by
four deckhands and taken to the City
Hospital. His scalp was badly gashed,
and II is feared his skull is fractured.
He Is supposed TO have become sudden.
ly insane. At the hospital he refused To
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TUE MOUNDSYILIB MEETING.
Three, and Possibly -Four, Bishops to DO
Present this Year.

Three, and Possibly -Four, Bishops 10 bG
Present this Year.
The INTELLIdENcER announced the
other day that Mr.. j. Alex. Ewing, ol
Moundsville, had gone to Delaware,
Ohio, where the meeting Of NJ. E, Bish'
ops was in session, for tho purpose ol
trying to secure a promise from one OIL
the Bishops that he would assist at the
annual Campmeeting OF the Wheeling
District Campmeeting Association al
Moundsyille. Itwas hoped by everybody
who has the best interests OF the meet
ing, the church and the community al
heart, that this mission would be sue
cesstul.
Last night the following telegram was
received from Mr.. Ewing, and II to Q
certain extent explains itself:
DELAWARE, o., May 2l.
NJ lptlian HaSiinci, Rhseltug.
Rev. Bishops Joyce, Mallalieu, New
man, and possibly Goodsell, will come,
]. ALEX EWING.
The presence OF even the three Bish
ops whose coming seems 10 be assured
will make the meeting on the Mounds
vile grounds this year a notable ant
memorable one. The meeting will
probably open this year on August 10
With the promise OF three Bishops, Il
can scarcely fail To be unusually sue
ceBsful.
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MEAnyiLtH, PI., May gl.-Ruby Frey,
the i3.yOaf'old son Of H. o. Frey, Esq,
a prominent attorney Of this city, aud.
denly disappeared last evening, Fear
are entertained that bO bRa been ioiiiiy
dealt with, since no trace can bO found
Of him, although 4 most lllllpsnl 6eaFcll
has been instituted throughout tic city
and nelRhbofho0d.
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BIRMINGHAM, ALAo May 2l,-At
Walnut Grove, nine miles from Dir.
mingtam, Noah Dickson, colorCd,
to-day attempted a rape on Miss
Betll6 Keen6, highly respectable
young lady, living With her uncle, d. u.
Hickman. He was captured by a party
OF pufguerB, lie ID now dead,
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TO prii,ntI,a,rnon on,

The West Virginia OIL Company, char.
tered some time, ago, Is getting ready 10
put down a couple oitest wells In Marion
county soon, and Il II can secure The no.
cessaFy territory In tho vicinity Of Fair.
mont, will also put down a hole for natti.
rel Ras In OF near that town. II there "a
oil Of gas 10 Marion the fact will soon DO
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GEN. GOEF GAINS -FOUR
Votes in the Revised Returns
from Several Counties,
GRAFTON HAS A SENSATION.
A Man Comes to Claim His Wife,
but She Refuses to Recognize
Him School Elections at
Grafton and Weston.
speelal plpaleA D Me Inlelanen.

Speclal DElpaleN 70 ne INlellgtIIeeT,
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 2l,-The
Gubernatorial contest committee has
finished It's labos in the depositions
from Cabell, Calhoun, Pocahontas and
Grant counties, Six Democratic votes
cast in these counties were thrown out.
So far General Gof has lost s votes anu
Judge Fleming l2 votes,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

When the afternoon session opened,
the Rev. DR.. Il. s. Hamlln, Of Washing
ton, President Hurrison's pastor, spoke,
and disapproved Of using the foreign
languages in Church work as much as
possible, and thought that the use OF
German should not be continued be-
yond the first generation,
Rev. DR.. Ambrose G. Smith, OF llli-
nois, wanted 10 know Just how many
first generations there were. You have
first generations OF German and other
nationalities coming here to-day and this
will probably continue for years 10 come.
We want TO evangelize aud AmeriCani1e
Europeans coming To this country. Tho
only mems We have TO do this are the
schools sustained by this Assembly. We
lap preach to their Countrymen in the
German tongue,
DR.. Smith thought that II the German
theological school at Dubuque, OF which
he Is President, got an endowment ol
100000, 1t could fulfil Its mission oi
educating and evangelizing the German
population OF the northwest for all time.
II was agreed TO add another secretary
10 tho force OF the Board OF Home Mis-.
sions, and II was decided he must be
able to preach In German. The report
Of the standing committee ol tho board
OF aid for colleges was presented by Rev,
DR.. Thomas Hastings. 0ne.third Of the
Presbyterian churches had made dona'
tions.
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rhe lIod1 ofn ptoNned IIoy.

A telegram was sent along tho limo Of
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
yesterday requesting oil employees 10
keep a look out for The body Of W.Alex.
andef, who was drowned In tho Ohio
river AZ WelBville last week, Ho was
II years OF age, had red hair, and was
dressed In knee pants with a red waist.
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Cambridge May Bs "Wst,"
Di,natrh lo Ihs TnIslIt1sunsr

CAMBRIDGE, o., May 2l,-Peter scha-
ser, Democrat and "wet" candidate, was
elected to the town council at a special
election to-day to fill a vacancy. This
makes the council a tie on the question
Of prohibition, and may result In the re-
peal OF the ordinance,
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Gas struck Nenr PnrItersbure.

Special DiIpateh 10 he InLcliOsnea.
PARxERsBuRe, W. yAn May 2l.-A
splendid gas well has been struck on
the "Abe" Smith farm at Eureka, six.
teen miles above Parkenburg. 1t lis the
best well in the whole territory and
there Is talk OF piping gas to Parkers.
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and the evenings preceding public holi,
days, and that they receive full pay Tor
those days the same as for other days,
They further demand wages and that
they be given two weeks notice Of dis
charge,
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WEsTytSSrER, NM May 2l.-Rohert
kohn, aged D. was burned fatally yester;
DAY ~ Manchester. Tho child, In the
absence a.. q M Of its motlOf, lighted a lamp and
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PiTTsnuRoii, May 2l..-ThO county
convention to-day resulted In The vic.
tory oi the Magee faction. MaEoo had
sixty delegates and the Quay faction
could only mustered twenty,
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WASHINGTON, D. G., May 2l.-The
President to-day appointed the following
PostmastCrs: A. q. Cooker, Caldwell,
o.; John 9. Deyarman, LoudonYille. 0.
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GLOUCESTER O, H., vAo May al
Joshua +. Ross, woll.known lawyer
and Republican politician, who was on
bail awaiting d second trial on q charge
Of killing Die uncle, George Hughes,
shot himself this afternoon and ID now
dying,