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Daily Republican., 1889-12-13
n lie VICTOR uuoA.

n lie VICTOR IUuA.
We have received u lot of New STYLE
Victor Cook i'll its new dress. 1t is Al
beauty and never fails to give satisfue-
tion. We offer them at tho lowest cash
prices and the now Cappilo hole
range with Girt damper and regulating
Slide damper. This stove has also been
newlyfitted up in the latest style, giving
a splendid appearance and places it in
front rank OF cook stoves in all that
constitutes Il hrst-class baker Call and
examine our stock Mt
TIE PICKLES STOVE& HEATER CO.
sos Shiplcy St,
Wilmington, Del.
s23-tf
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Il liz ROBINSON a 90
"ANkERs AND BROKERS.
-ouTIh and Market Streets.

mission ' SCI! stocks and bonds on com.
al rai,. Letters Of credit available to
fngl lid fr,iathe world, and drafts on
hN f4eIIgnSS i'i.llu, france. Germany and
ueu' noV6-ly
Daily Republican., 1889-12-13

E0E SALE-A BRICK STABLE ON
l. M.y street, between seventh aud klshth
hEALDk 60. o-isttf
Daily Republican., 1889-12-13

NOR oAIE-STOCK AND FlNTURES
II aud good will OF Il business dom
Eighty thousand dollars year, with ca
purity OF doing as much more. Parties
desiring to quit business. Address "
this oflice. I24-tf
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EoR sALE-A PATTERN MAKERS
l. Tool Chest, walnut drawers and
walnut lined inside, in good condition.
BARGAIN, 925 Poplar 1T. l2ll.2tt
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NMNk-IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
i CO.. 6n7 ~ ME yHar properly n Mn
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DALTIHoRE &oHIo RAILROAD.
ScnnIula II NLInnL MY 10 Ia4
tExpress traina

TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
EAST BOUND
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EOR SALl-9O $40 AT PICS.
l. JAMES ANDERSON,
dll III Wouddalc, Delaware. |
Daily Republican., 1889-12-13

nor SALE CIEiP--A LARGE
Il double cylinder Tayl press, prints over
s. % an hour. Apply at this oilce.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-13

4 OR sALF.-PARLORSUlTES, CEN
ire TABLES, rocking chairs, bedroom
.ulltf spring mattresses, bridns, lounges,
tAltAslun tables, sales, sidebJkrhi, chairs OIL
vi kinds, lmoleunI, oil cloth, cocoa mating,
ingram carpet rag rRrpet mating, rugs,
cabs, cradles. 90 n. Second, net W &c n
rench and walnut a-2I-3m
Daily Republican., 1889-12-13

w NTED-BoARDERs AT NO. 3a3
w East Second street, with homo
comforts. nl2-a6t
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pLMpsEY.LABIiANCnR FIGHT
Excited Great Interest on tile Pacific Coast
JnnIs DemnaeY Knoekul Ont.

Excited Great Interest pn the Pacific Coast.
Jack Dempsey Knocked Out.
San Francisco, GALA, August 27.-In
point Of popular interest tho fight be-
tween Jack Dempsey and George La
Blanche, which occurred under the aus
pices Of the California Athletic Club to.
night, eclipsed all similar contests ever
held in this city.
The ring was pitched on platform in
the centre Of the room, aud high tiers
OF seats were arranged on every side.
There were probably tive thousand per-
sons who Witnessed the fight between
the middle weights.
The police department Of the city was
represented by Il few men, but thCre was
no attempt on their part to stop the pro-
ceedings.
Dempsey's seconds were Denny Costi-
gan and Dave Campbell. And LeBlan:
Che's seconds were John Donaldson and
Paddy German. Betting for several days
past had been in Dempsey's favor, the
usual odds being $l00 to $75. Both
principals showedmarks Of careful train.
Ing wien they entered the ring to fight.
More than one hour was occupied in
preliminary settos between local pngi-
lists, and 1t was nearly $3.50 o'clock when
the two men appeared. They came out
OF the ante.room and jumped over the
ropes within q moment OF each other.
Thirty.two desperate rounds were
fought. The. battle was a scientic one
from the start. Dempsey was finally
knocked out in the thirty.second round
amid tho widest applause among tho
friends ui LaBlanche.
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CONDENSER TgLEgRAMs,

Az Mercer, Pa, the house Of Robert
King was burned down and Mrs. King
petlShed In the flames.
The wheat crop In Europe will fall
short Of expectations. In Hungary and
Russia II will be especially bad.
Joseph s. Bresee, Of Madison, Wis,
has been arrested for robblng the United
States malls. The arrest 10 regarded "a
an important one.
James ]. West late manager Of the
Chicago 7Imet, ID charged with illegally
Issuing 1000 shares OF stock, and q war.
rant has been Issued for bis arrest.
The striking Italians on the new rail-
road al Lima, Ohio, drove OF all the
other employees yesterday morning and
threatened 10 kill them II they returned
10 work. The Italians have been arrest
cd, The militia are under orden 10 hold
themselves In readiness,
The National Editorial Association
met ID Detroit yesterday, and was 10
corded o grand reception, The city wal
decorated In honor Of the delegates, whI
numbered 600, In the afternoon tht
guests OF the city taken In carriages
10 Senator PalmBEs famous stock farm
and log house.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFERENCE
To Meet At Richie Court House To-day,
Preparations to Receive the Delegates,
Special Dipaick 10 ne IlitlligHeT,

To Meet At Ritehis Court House To-day
Preparations To Receive the Delegates,
Special DiIpGtch 10 ne IaislligBer,
RiTcHtE O, H., w. Va, August 27,-
The West Virginia Conference Of the
Methodist Protestant Church will con
vepe at misplace tomorrow. Already q
large number Of ministers and lay dele
gates have arrived and beensupplied with
homes by the hospitable citizens Of the
town, as wilt,Rlso be the whole 200 ex-
pected,
President Hslmick and the different
conference faculties will arrive this even.
ing, when the examination Of licentiates
will take place,
In view Of the approaching session the
Methodist Protestant brethren here, up-
der the direction oftheir energetic pastor,
Rev, N, L, Barnett, and w, H, Pierpoint,
q leading member, have tasteiully re-
painted and re-Carpeted the church aud
made many attractive improvements To
the grounds. An interesting and i'm
portant session Is expected,
j Rev. j, j, Poynter preached the in-
troduCtory sermon tonight, Col. r. H,
Freer will deliver the address Of well
eome In the morning, TO be followed by
the Conference sermon by Rev, AL, Nc.
Deevor The coming report will show
about $4,000 membership In the State,
and about one hundred and siIty,tive
church buildings, worth about one hun
ired and twenty thousand dollars, The
on ltinerancy and the Facul-
ties will finish their work tomorrow,
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INDIAN q. A Il posi-.
The only One In the Country niHrCiled in
the Grand Parade at milwaukee,.

The Only One In the Country niNrclled In
the Grand Parade at Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, August27.- The most in.
teresting and strikingly unique portion
OF the grand parade to-day was Post Jo-
seph Ledergerber, No. 94O, Of the De!
partmont Of Wisconsin. Although the
name is German, these G, A. R, veterans
are Indians and come from the Keshena
Menominee reservation, near Green Bay,
Wis. II is the only Indian post In the
g. A. Il. 1t was mustered In three
weeks ago by Adjutant General Gray, Of
Wisconsin, and numbers thirty-one
men, all Of whom served as privates on
the Union side In the war OF the Rebel
lion, and these thirty.one men were In.
dian scouts attached 10 the southwestern
department, and nearly all were in the
Twelfth Missouri and saw much hard
fighting. Aiterthe war they were given
each an allotment OF land in Menominee
reservation and have become farmers
and as nearly good Indians as are to be
found In the republic. The post was
named after Captain Joseph Lederber.
ger, OF tue Twelfth Missouri, who wns
killed at Ringold, Ga. June, 1901, In
which battle nearly all the post partiCi-
natad
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CAUGHT AND ESCAPED.

Tho TraIn Robbers Captured After Lively
Chase and Get Aw6y again.
SALT LAKE, UrAu, August 27.-Just
three weeks ago the Rio Grande western
train was held up near Thompson's
Springs, Utah, and the passengers re-
lieyed Of many yaluables. Yesterday
the tirst news Of the robbers reachedthis
city. The outlaws, after robbing the
train, started for tue Blue Mountains in
asoutherly direction. They were tracked
there by tho officers. After few days
searching their camp was found in a
deep rough canon. Several men were
hidden there, but aa soon as they we're
found they fled. Two OF them-one Of
the supposed robbers, and noted horse
thief, went to Bluff, In San Juan county,
and then left In a southerly direction.
When about sixty miles southwest OF
Bluff the fugitives were captured. The
prisoners were putin irons and started
Tor Salt Lake City. One mile below
Moab the thieves got away by jumping
from the wagon into the brush. 1t was
dark aud the brush was thick, and 1t
was hard to get on their track. Twenty
men hunted that night, and the next
day their tracks were found heading for
the Blue Mountains. Deputy Bush and
some Indians are still In pursuit.
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sOMETnING on A PANIC.
Tho Chair Factory at tho Ohio Penitcatlary
BurnR-No Lives Lost,

Tho Chair Factory at tho Ohio Penitcntlary
Burns-No Lives Lost.
COLUMBUS, ONO, August %. The
scenes at the penitentiary were exciting
during a fire in the chair factory to-
night. Thousands Of people assembled
outside the walls and watched
the conAagration. Tho greatest ex.
citement prevailed among those work
ing inside the walls. Adjoining the
chair factory was the gas works which
supply all the State buildings with gas.
The gasOmeter containing many cubic
feet Of gas was scorched by the flames
and an explosion was momentarily OK.
peCted, but fortunately averted. The
fire was under control at 0 o'clock. The
loss was about sos, 700.
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a STRANGE CASE,

Two Young Girls Have u FisliouH IN the
Street aud One Is Dangerously Injured,
NRw YoRK, August H,-AsHapge case
was brought before Justice Murray in
the Yorkyille court yesterday, On SUM
day 1t was reported that Julia o'Connor,
q l5,year-old girl, was critically III at
her home as the result Of beating re-
ceiyed in a street fight with Maggie N IL
Ter, also 10 years old, The case was in
yestigated and the girl was sent to Belle'
vus hospital where It was reported that
she was suffering from an abcesS In the
back, which seemed TO have been caused
by violence. Her condition was dam
gerous. Maggie Miller was arrested and
told her story OF tue fight to the court,
She is small, slightly built girl, modest
In appearance aud does not look to be
more than l2 years old. Her father and
his wife, the girls step.mother, both
say sue Is an inCorriglble bad child, but
she shows none OF the toughness TINT
the present incident in her youthful
career would indicate. In recounting
she she said: ION Thursday evening, the
10th OF last July, Julia 0'Connor and !
met on the block where | live and
walked along together. She said to me,
This is a tough block ! replied, You
could not live there; thcg would drive
you out She said, No they would not.
/ can lick any girl OF my size in the
Eighteenth ward, and can lick you,
| did not want to Gght aud left her. She
said to me, 4 have come TO lick you.
We started to fght. | had the best OF
1t and knocked her down four or five
times, when she cried enough and we
separated" Justice Murray committed
her without bail TO await the result OF
the 0'Connor girls injuries.
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LueIy street car Driver.

Boatov, August 07,-W. II, Mathew
son, Of Cambridge, driver oi a street
cat for The West End Railway Company,
is one Of Tie eight relatives In llne Of
Tue hslship Of the late Hiram Pearong,
son Of the late Col. Hiram PeatsonB, Of
Chicago. Young Hiram was 20 years
old aud was drowned, Ia MaoklnaW
BtrailO, Lake Michigan, lAAt July,
MathewsonBl bhafe Of the estate, II 10
said, will 10 about $4,000,
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AID FOR TlB SCHOOLS
A Touching Appeal from the conemauEh
Valley.

a AuuuhiuB App0" AatAA NhS
Valley.
JonNsrowN, PA, August 27. THE
school directors of the flooded districts
Of the Conemaugh Valley met to-day and
issued an appeal to the School Boards Of
the State and the charitable people oi
the country asking aid for the schools.
All the buildings in the valley were
swept away, and the books destroyed,
and there Is no money TO replace them,
1t having been decided that the general
relief fund could not be applied 10 that
purpose. After reciting the needs Of the
different districts the'appeal concludes:
"The world can see our extreme need oil
help. This appeal 10 our last remedy.
The State Superintendent has advised Us
10 challenge the friends Of education.
We hope the appeal willnot be 10 vain.
Let each teacher and pupil do some.
thing for US, remembering that they that
give quickly give twice. five can tide II
over this winter we will be able 10 ee...
tablish ourselves OH permanent basis"
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plrrsDvRuH, August 81. The 9th an.
nual session Of the Supreme Grand
Lodge Of the order Of the Daughters Of
81. George began at Knights Of Labor
Hell Ia this city to-day. About forty
delegates, representing The different
lodges from oil Of the States Ii lhe
Union, are In attendance, To.day'I
session was taken up entirely with t6u,
tine business. The convention, which
% held with closed doors, will continue
over three DAYS,
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BUFFALO BlLlI AND EDISON.

Blii Gives Edison and Others n t1lnper aud
4Edl.epIl' celyes an ovation at attdeshow.
PARis, August 27,-col. William f
Cody buffalo Bill to-day gave a break
fast 10 a number OF distinguished Amer.
lean tourists now in Paris, including
Mr.. Edison and party, Mr. John Hoey,
MIR. chauncey N. Depew, Mi. Michael
o'Brlen, Mr.. Augustin DAILY, Miss ada
Behan and party.
There were seyenty.fve ladies and
gentlemen present. Mr. Whitelaw Reid,
the U. 8, Minister, aud many members
OF the American Colony were among
the guests. At the Wild West show this
afternoon eight thousand spectators gave
Mr., Edison an ovation,
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prison at Mays landing without bail "a
await the inquiries Of Nurse Donnelly,
She was taken to jail this morning
Robert Ray Hamilton was held In $500
bail, which he endeayored TO secure un'
der surveillance Of o detective.
The high standing Of Hamilton has
made the affair one Of great interest and
intense excitement has been caused,
The attempts Of some To prove that the
man Is not Robert Ray Hamilton have
proved futile. Justice Irwin also has
proof Of his identity, which cannot be
denied. The injured woman still lies
at deaths door,
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AN 1CTRgSS in TROUBLE
she COnfossss 70 tie 1hSft OF a $500 Dla-
TnOnd Hing.

Tn0nd Hing,
New YoRx, Augusta CLARA Mitchell,
tic 10 year old actress who was arrested
upon the complaint Of Xenia CarlHtadt,
fOr stealing q 5000 diamond ring, was
before Judge Ford, at the Jefferson Mar
ket police court this morning, Miss
Mitchell said che was native Of Chicago
where her parents are quite well 10 do.
Having a desire 10 become an Actresn
against the wishes Oi her parents, she
ran away and came 10 New York. HeI
money was soon gone and while in sore
straits Bhe took the ring. Sh0 said sue
could make restitution and would. She
positively refused 10 give the name ol
her parents, Miss Mitchell was held 10
$500 bail, for examination on Saturday
when II 10 thought the matter will bt
aniCAbly settled.
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pIalIngul.hed E.eur.Ionl.l..

SNcll1 DsPalca 70 NC hNe'|Ve'eer'
WESTON, W. Va, August ga party
consisting Of Senator ]. N, Camden,
Senator Knots, Of Jefferson county, and
ex.Copgressman O. 7. Snyder, OF Kan
awha county, arrived on the lata train.
They will be accompanied by q party
from hero aud Buckhannon, and leave
early In the morning for trip 10 Web.
stCr Springs via Buckhannon and the
proposed new railroad up Buckhannon
RiunH
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CHICAGO, August 27.-The eighth reg.
ular session Of the Supreme Council Of
American Legion Of Honor convened to.
day. About 8S,OOO members throughout
the country were represented by fifty.
two delegates from tho various States
and Territories. The proceedings Of the
day were confined principally to organi.
zAiion,
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A RRnrAL MURDER.
A Shoemaker BeatOn to heath by Gang
of RuiIians,

OF Ruiians,
CupYENNR, W. T., August27.-Martin
LAWNS boadring house was the scene Of
brutal murder Sunday night, Her
man Keil, a shoemaker, was kicked to
death by tho proprietor, bis motherand
hangers on, In the evening Keil OBJ
iected to being robbed in the place, and
when assaulted shook off his assailants
aud escaped. Later he was enticed into
the place and after being beaten until
unable to resist, was kicked to death 10y
LAWN. The proprietor's mother pound.
ed the head Of the PROSTATE man with a
fiat iron. After the murder the body
was thrown into a vault, where 1t was
found yesterday. LAWN, his mother
and several Of the gang are In Jail. Two
OF LAWNS brothers died violently in
Rawlins some time ago, where tho fam
lily has been menace 10 the peace for
Yeafg,
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Tia ,ln1 Ind. iinnn M llls Ma.t.

wAsaiSuFoS, b. o., August 07.-The
following telegram was received this
morning by q naval officer from Irving
NJ, Scott, president Of the Union iron
works, Of San Francisco, relative 10 The
recent official trial OF the cruiser Charles.
lOni tsuCCessiul In every respect IN ok
hours run under forced DRAFT. That's
the way NO do things In tie west"
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JAKE KlLRAlN OUT ON BAIL


He Ia Challenged to stand Up for -Four
Rounds Before Sullivan.
PuRyIs, MISS, August a. Bud
Renaud came from New Orleans yester.
day aud secured bond in $1,000 for Kill
rain to appear at the regular term Of
court in September. Jake was then set
at liberty, and he left for Cincinnati.
Remand said that he had been author.
lied to offer Kilrain $500 to stand up
before Sullivan for four rounds, Marquis
OF Queensberry rules. Kilrain has taken
the offer under advisement, and II is be-
lieyed he will accept
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THE LONDON STRIKE
still Spreading The Printers Join the strik.
nrAI PhninnH.

sui ullSpfoAulnk-Ineftln ftlntefbJOlntn tue btf1ks
era Phaianx.
LONDON, August 27.-The strike stu
alton ig unchanged. 1t is rumored that
the printers intend joining in II. Ships
are being unloaded at Chatham and
Southampton without interference. The
Lord Mayor has refused to become arbl.
traitor Of the difference between the men
and their employers, fearing lest it.
might conflict with bis judicial duties.
The printers employed by the firms OF
Eyer 4 spottiswoode, Cassell & Com.
pany and Waterloo & Son have struck,
One hundred thousand striking dock
laborers marched In procession today,
They were orderly.
The strikers number 10000. The
coal porters at important Centers are
joining the strikers, Two hundred and
lifLy steamers are lying In Tie doaltgl
awaiting caTgoee. Rivonldo iaclorilill
employing thbtbandB o handa ato olo8
ing iof lack of coal,
Coal men Ia thousandH have loinod
the strikers, aud the Biluhllon ahowa 10
signs Of Improvement. Moollnes u em.I
ployeta and workmen continue 10 be-
held, but without result The directors
Of the Commerce Dock Company have
declined an offer oi the services Of 5000
Belgian labofers at II pence per hour.
The Salvation Army, the London Cot.
tage Mlsalon and similar bodies are ma.
tefiAlly assisting tleBtrikers with cheap
or gfatultous meals and lodgings, The
coal operatives have rejected hn offer
from the London Lock Company OF n
shilling an hour, dinner and beer, and
protection from the BlfikefA
A keynote showing the importance Of
the movement was struck BY MI, Buft
Ata meeting tonight. lie tifonounced
the strike the stepping stone 10 a creator
and nobl0f movement Of wOfkihRinen
throughout The country, The pfeeeiiI
struggle would teach a lesson Of union,
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TIE REAL WORK COMMENCED.

Col. o. L, Poorman said II was his
pleasant duty to present the name Of A.
I, McKelvey for Representative, q gen.
tleman with whom he had served two
years. His name was received with APP
plause. ]. r. Lane, Of Warren town.
ship, moved that the rules be suspended
and the nomination be made by acCla.
nation. Arthur McLaln, Of Pultney,
objected, but the motion OF Mr.. Lane
was carried almost unanimously.
Next in order was the presentation Of
a candidate for Clerk Of the Court. /.
g. Cope, OF Colerain, named Thomas
Adams, Of Maynard, by occupation q
coal miner; A. s. Taylor, Of Kirkwood,
named ]. w. Rose and Lawson Ayers
named Theodore Ayers. ]. o. Kent
ner, Of RIchlaud, named Henry NJ.
Davies, Of Richland, who he said had
always been a sterling Republican and
never got of on anything. The ballot
WAa nd IfollOWg.
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A CONlOAL ASPECT
TO tho iIshrlng sea Troublos-soms Nav
Development.

To tho Ilehtlng sea TrUubl0S-soms New
Development.
WARRINGTON, D. O., August 27,-1tan
unofficial rumor which has reached the
State Department Is confirmed, II will
give an almost Comical aspect 10 the
angry temonstrancO Of the Canadians
against The operations Of the reYepue
cutter Rush In Behring sea. II iSto the
effect that the steamer spaler Black
Diamond, which was the first vessel
seiSed this year, 10 owned In large de-
gree, II mot entirely, BY citizens Of the
United States This Information came
10 the department incidentally, while
q quiet inquiry was being made 10 the
truth OF the statement that the United
States Vice Consul at Victoria 10 Inter.
estel largely In lOne Of the colonial yes.
sells illegally sealing In Behrlng sea
which statement has not been officially
Non HRfnhN
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Adams receiving tle lowest number Of

Adams receiving tie lowest numDer Oh
votes was dropped after the seventh ball
lot, as The Committee on Order oil BuBl.
meas had recommended.
The name Of W. +. Smith, Of Warren,
was sptung by the phltney delegation,
when the third ballot was taken they
casling ave votes for him York cast
four and Washington fve votes. Pult.
ney increased her yota 10 seven In the
fourth ballot and eight on the alth.
I, r, Lane, Of Warren, stated that
Smith was not o candidate and did not
want The nomination. His name was
dropped after the eighth ballot, and Das
yles was nominated on the ninth ballot.
Pultney, however, gave Smith 10 votes
on The ninth ballot.
For Auditor W, II. Boyd, Of Flushing,
named Lemuel w. Fisher, also Of that
township. o, o, Sheppard, Of Union,
named j. A. Bond, Of that township,
Andrew Porterasld, Of Warren, named
I'M Moore, Of Warren, aud JudA
Fisher, Of York, Peter Gifln, Of bill
'oFRIb,I FRS Ib,aIlotins for Auditor was as FOL,
loWBi
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rin st. pnnl Iiil wilma.

Troy, N. Y, August 27.-There was a
prize fight at Cohoes early this morning
between Joseph Murray, Of New York,
and James Kennard, the "st. Paul Kid"
Fourteen rounds were fought. Murray
was unable TO stay longer, as his wrist
had been broken, and tho fight was
given TO Kennard.
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Aib0lana slaie TlnhA,.

HELESA, MONTS August g1-Tho
Democratic State convention this morn.
Ing nominated \, T'oole for Governor, II.
Conrad, ol Billings, for Lieutenant doy.
etnor and Mattln MaglnnlO for Con.
Rfeba.