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WANTED--HOUSES

NTANTED-TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER
w House, northwest, between 18th and 2lst X and
SITS. Address, for days, L. II. C., Star office.
my23-3tf
SNANTED-A BROTHER AND SISTER. GOVERN
w ment clerks, wish care OF House of party absent
for summer; servants. Address CAREE OIL, Star
oihce- ny22-2t'
WANTED - FOR A CLIENT, DESIRABLE
w House, with all modern improvements located
in the nor Invest and costing about $40, 900.
DULANl 4 WHITING,
my2l-1w 1920 ST.
NVANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH
w out children desire the of furnished house
for the summer Personal attention given property;
refs Address J. B. c.. Star Office my2i-:}tf
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MANIFESTATIONS.


WANTED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS
w Housenaids, Waitress. Nurses, Laundress, Coach
men, Buffers Waters and general housework 6l3 9TH
st.n.w Also European Steamship agent. my23- 2t'
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w tor Cooks ChaInbermald Waitress Laundress, and
Buffers. SAA1L A. COOMBS. 926 st. NV my:53- ST.
NyANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED COLORED
w woman, place to cook do laundry work in a
first class family city reference. Call address 1907
L ST. IT.
NVANTED-SEwING IN FAMILIES By AN EX-
w perlenced seanst ess; fine underwear and chill
dren clothes; good button hole worker and sewing
lO1, Star office. my23 2tt
NVANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION
w as barkeeper or as help; bring good refer
ences. Address BARKEEPER, Star Office. my22-2t.
WANTED-BY MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN
w situation seamstress and chambermaid, under
stands dresSnaklng: no objection to leaving city:
good references. Address Box So, Star office.
my22-3t'
NANTED-A YOUNG LADY OF FINISHED MU-
w steal education desires position governess
where study Of music may be made u specially:
highest references given and required Address A.
b. u, Star Ofnce. my2l-3'
WANTED-SIT FOR COOKS, WAIT
nurses, &c. cities, resorts and country (Selected
help. fair fee No tramp agency
mylS-6t BURNHANS, 90 9th ST. NV
WANTED-FREE-THE CITY INTELLIGENCE
W office furnishes highly recommended servants
and Clerical applicants Rooms registered free. Gov
eminent applications for positions prepared Unfur-
nished rooms IN demand. III u NV. my1S-6t'
WANTED-REMEMBER THAT ON RECEIPT OF
w postal card will send you a first-cass SER
want OF any kind. Satisfaction guaranteed. Also,
FORD Industrial Exchange, zoos ST. NV. Walter
Building. myl4t3lr
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FOR RENT-STORES

TNOR REMITTANCE STORE, 4l9 9TH ST N W.
Il near Pa ave; central location for any business
fine plate-glass show windows Rent moderate Ap-
ply to J. JAY GOULD All 9th st. nyI6-l2t'
II ave, near State, War and Navy departments dwell
ling of rooms and cellar be rented with store
If desired Inquire premises. myl6-2w'
NOR RENT-LARGE STORE AND DWELLING,
Il 1902 l4th st. W. dwelling contains rooms and
all mod. lmps large stable price for whole
1928 per month. WASH DANENHOWER,
my4-1m lll5 + st. NV
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT - DESK-ROOM FOR LAWYER,
Il broker (not insurance real estate), type
writer. Inquire A. j. W., 130G1& st. my22-2t
IGOR RENT AT EVANSVILLE, MD, NEAR
station two small stores Offices large lot, suit
able for lumber wood and coal yard rent low TYLER
RUTHERFORD, 1907 st. NV. myli-l2t'
TOR RENT = DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
H the Walter Building, zoos and 1910 st. NV.
Apply BUSHNELL & CARUSL
myl6-10t zoos Il ST Il W.
NOR RENT-DESIRABLE ROOMS IN ROBBINS
Il building. 9TH and SITS n. W., for rent on
reasonable terms. Apply at Room L. myI6-1m
ErOR RENT-ELEGANT OFFICES, lST FLOOR,
Il 13l9Fst. Apply W. RILEY DEEBLE,
ap21-lm Basement.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD FOR GENTLE
w and wife, with baby and nurse; private
family references. Address BUTTE, Star office 1t
NNANTED-BY LADY IN OFFICE AN UNFUR-
w nlshed Front Room and Board; terms must be
moderate Address PERMANENT, Star office. It.
WANTED-BY FOUR ADULTS-ONE UNFUR-
w nished and two furnished rooms ON second door
with board in private family references exchanged
Address >. L. H., Star ONCE. 1tN
NNANTED-TWO ROOMS, ONE FURNISHEDAN
w small unfinished; where questions asked
Address A. c. o., Star office. my22-}ts
WANTED-TWO OR THREE UNFINISHED
w Rooms for light housekeeping by a widow lady;
children; quiet house; located between 9TH and
18th, Penn. and New York ayes NV Box 1853, Star
office. my2l ,3ts
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-H BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
Feathers. Entire Households u speciality Address
2l9 9TH ST. sw. my1S
WANTED-TOB SECONDHAND GEN
w tlemen's Clothes, Guns, Pistols, &c, fer which
highest cash price is paid. Call send postal to
myl1-lm A, ElZNAR 1901 18th st. Sc.
NANTED-SMOKE PORT UONDO & CO.'S CT
w CARS; Carolina and Concha Floresta, 5e each;
Margarita Londre and Zarzueias, lOc, each JOSEPH
M PORTU0NDO CO., Philadelphia. myl5-Im
AN ANTED-DRESS CUTTING MADE EASY.
w Madame Washngtop's Dress Cutting Scale Just
patented enables one to learn all kinds OF
garments readily and accurately The system Will be
taught, and the scale and book furnished
for So Persons learning this system immediately
placed in apostion TO earn good wages. Ready cut
and basted Innings guaranteed to fit, 1928 ST. NV.
my71Sts III ~ -
WANTED = TYPEwdTING, TYPEWRITING-
w neat work; syntactical accuracy low rates. r. 8.
ARNOLD Stenographer and Typewriter SO ST. Cloud
Building. my13-lms
WANTED-PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL-
w stored; Mattresses made over; work done in o
neat and substantial manner; slip cut and
made; perfect fit guaranteed. C. NELSON, 1928 q
st.nw. my6-3w'
WANTED-TRY sCRIBNER. BEST BUTTERINE
w zoe POUND cooking, 1oc. Warranted not to get
strong dixie butter) for one month, money re-
funded Try Cotton Seed Lard, purer, richer, and
goes further than Hogs Lard. For sale oniv In the
lsnter Aarkst q stalls 32S, 500 $50 middle Of hsh
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PERSONAL.

A GENTLEMAN WELL INDO4sED WILL GIVE
~ 800 cash and percentage on salary for govern
ment position Of fair salary. Box l54 Star ONCE.
my23-3ts
4 IyIL-SERvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers; Send DC. to
8. w. FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
my16-1m Southwest cor. Sth aud sts. n.
CTEINER BRADFORD'S INDEPENDENT DE
- tective Agency and Bureau OF Information Detec-
tive work in all its branches all business confidential
Private consultation room We employ only reliable
and competent men, commissioned with police power.
MORGAN BRADFORD, JR., Manager Office Rooms
and 2, zoos 81. NV, Walter building. Open from
am. 10 IL pm - myl4to31'
HNHE ONLY AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETEc-
u tive gency, wM. WILLIAMS, GEO. w. MCEL-
FRESH COMMUNICATIONS promptly attended 70 aud
strictly confidential Office tpen all hours. Nm. VII
LIAMS. Manager. $50 Fn-w. my4lmi
nIyoRCEs--A. GOODRICH, ATToRNEY-ATIAw.
LIZA Dearborn ST., Chicago; advice free; twenty
one years' experiences business quietly and isgnhy
UUsTH,S OLD STAND r. TIE ONLY PLACE
81 where hrst-class Second HAND Clothing can be
sold at respectable prces Address call at olS ST.
NV myl
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EoR SALE - ONE SECONDHAND UPRIGHT
Piano, IA splendid condition. SlO5, or other bar-
gains are HOW offered n II 90 MOkCH q CO = Piano
MarerOonIs, s25 eth ST nv f24-.gn
I,OR SALE-THOROUCHBRED DRIVING MARE
Il 10 hands hlSh, years old. blood bay, from Var
glnla; KIND sound stylish and speedy. Apply "
WILLS COLUMBIA Stables. rear l9lO l4th 81. NV.
my2O-tjts
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LOST AND FOUND.

II osT-MAY 22 LAVA BREAsTPIN, EITHER
IL in the monument elevator or between the nlonn-
ment aud battle Of Bull Run. suitable reward If eft
at l404 9th St NV Ii.
II osT-LARGE SCOTCH COLLIE; BLACK BACK:
IL hght-colored legs Reward II returned 10 1:545 L
IA. uly23--t-
n OsT-ON EVE OF 22D ON AVE CAR or BE-
IL tween Pa and AlbaUgh's operA house, square
gold paddock. with monogram. Suitable reward N
left at ~ Pa. my23-.st.
T osT-oN THE 21sT, A SMALL PACKAGE ADJ
IL dressed 20 Mai. John McElrvy, editor National
Tribune. 400 q ~. NV. containing a photogrsph
and drawings. LDeral reward will be- Paid If re-
turned TO the above address, or 20 ~ JOYCE, 5y "a
NV my23-2t
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II 5000 FEET OF GROUND;
New Hampshire ave, 18th and n SITS. will make
twelve or more lots Of not less than feet frontage
aplo FRANK u. CONOER, I4l0 h st.
IL THAT SPLENDID LOT
ON southeast corner New HamI shire ave and r ST at
SO per foot. FRANK ID CONGFR
apl6 l4l5 Est
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n. 7
IL Carriage Bazaar 80 la. ave- the largest aud
complete stock o. aud second hand eNteusion-top
Carriages, top and no TOP surrles, Junseat Carriages,
PARK Phaetons, Coupe hOca-Nays, klctOras, Doctors
El2etUls top and Eu top BlggleS. Spoed.g WAGONS,
Road Carts, fancy Delivery Wagons Mia M@gYns,
Grocer's Express and Farm Wagons Vanished
Wagons and MaaOnettes. EuIl stock also of Harness
u every description at reasonable prices and Tia
most liberal terms.
Sole agent for the CORTLAND Wagons.
Fine Carriages, BuggIes and Spring Wagons
ap24-lm ;. BENSINGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-23

IL finest upright Pianos: 10 exchange for square
pianos and organs terms 10 suit buyer. THE PIANO
EACHANGE, the leading piano house, yl3 Ia ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-23

E-NOR SALE-NEEkS. MEEkS. MEEKS IHANE
hand and Tor sale large stock OF new aud sec-
nd-hand CarrlAges, bugpIes Phaetuns, Surveys, tx
tension CabriOletfcs hcnsIEzrtUus. hUad Carte Day
tons, and all styles VI Business Wagons Harness.
Whips Lap Robes, &C, at prices and accommodating
terms can he found IN any market, home abroad.
Repairing and painting promptly attended 20. Give
me call az O-l to O3 q 81. 4. and Tor your
selves. lO-lm
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EOR SALE-60 LOTS IN "FAIRVIEW." BE
u tween lexington and National Far grounds 3JN
100 and 25xl2O. from Sl50to SB0OeAch easy terms.
Inns subdivision l. the line iulprON aud
affords opportunity for Investment For plats and
information apply to RUST a HCNGERFORD,
Iny:Sto24 tS.l4 I4th ~ n "a
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The tellers retired to count the votes, and
while waiting for their return the convention
decided to proceed to the election of deputies
to the general convention.
Rev. Mr.. Todd nominated the deputies to the
last convention as follows: Rev. Drs Elliott
Hutton, Eccleston and Hedge, Messrs. W. A.
Stuart, Joseph Packard, jr., J. e. Bancroft
Davis and Skipworth Wilmer.
The following were also nominated: Revs. W.
W. Williams, Frederick Gibson, W. F. South
gate A. c. Powell A. ]. Rich and VIM f.
Brand, also Mr.. Lloyd Lowndes.
Rev. DR.. Leonard, of this city, was nomi-
mated but declined.
Chief Justice Fuller was nominated, but as
he had not been transferred to this diocese he
was declared to lie ineligible.
The voting was then begun and was carried
on in the same manner as that for the members
of the standing committee. Before a report
from the tellers made In either election an
adjournment was taken for lunch.
(C0utinued in lSeco,td Edffionl
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I,oR RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, MAR
IL Thomas Circle, rooms furnished with board home
comforts; cool and central location; summer rates;
elderly people preferred 1873 ST. nv iayz3-sts
THE ELsMERE, laos ST.
special summer rates. Two persons occupyine same
room. my8-lms
rINHE WEBSTER, 5I3 18Th ST. NV SIGHT
u seers' home. central 10 AL points "a sntere<t new
furniture: elegant with board 90 20 Slo per
day, 81 20 81. j. A DEWITT. Prop. ,Al4-oin
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NOR SALE-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES 10
Il reduce my stock Of Buggles. EN.-Iop PhAetOns,
EA-Iop Surveys, Cut-l nder Surveys, CaAopy-IOp
SurreAs aud Spring PhaetOns, Miniature Bhaetuns,
klctOT1ass Doctor fhaetOns speciality, aud nfty DIFF
iertnt KINGS OF business and trucks: Sole
Tor the Columbus BUggy Go. vehicles; trouble TO
show work whether you buy hot. j. n. FitOBEl,
cor 9th and y. l. go I'D II D. " AI,lRtnieA
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Tor SALE-AT BRANCHyILLE HEIGHTS, ON
IL Washington branch b. and o., 8 miles from WASH
ingtoI: beautifully located lots Immediately at sta
ton, from $50 to $500 per lot &25 cash. balance
very easy terms. For plats &C. call BEDFORD
W. WALKER, 10U0 st. my4-lm
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CVNDENSED TELEGRAMs.

There Is a smallpox scare at Louis
UlV,
The Grand Lodge OF Ohio, +, and a.
NJ, 10 In session al Cincinnati.
The National Wholesale Druggists
Association Is In session at indianapolis.
The Indiana Grand Council Of Royal
and Select Nlasons Is In session ut In.
dlanapolls,
The body Of Mrs. Agnes HoChsletter,
one Of the victims ofthU MtAuburndisas.
ter at Cincinnati WIS cremRted yesterday.
Albert B. Crgnshaw, Of Detroit, Mich,
deserted his vile and married another
woman, who caused lis arrest for
bIgalny.
Reports received at the Indiana Board
oi Health show that pchUOl.hOuges III
that State are poorly ventilated, and that
their sanitary condition Is bad.
A boy OF Youngstown, o., who claims
that he was abused by his stepiather
caused his own arrest for stealing dol.
lar, aud requested that he DO sent TO the
Reform School,
The Executive Committee Of the Ohio
Building Association League, In sessiOt
AZ Dayton, determined 10 urge all build
Ing associations Of the State to work iOt
the adoption Of tile taxation amendment
10 the constitution,
A meeting oi the representatives o
tho Boards Oi Trade Of several Ciiie
and tho Governors OF several Atlantic
coast States was held yesterday n
Washington inihe interests Of that cit!
In connection with the matter OF select
! log location Tor the WOtld'B lair,
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CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE
That DR., Croniu Entered the
Carlson Cottage
IS SAID TO BE IN RESERVE.
Some Surprises that the State is Re-
ported to Have in Store for the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Come In the Case,

CHICAGO, Oct. 2J.-The Journal says
that either in States Attorney Longe'
necker's opening speech in the Cronin
case tomorrow, or in the evidence to he
introduced later on, there will be several
surprises. A weak point in the case has
always been thought to be the inability
OF the State to show that DR., Cronin
actually entered the Carlson cottage on
the night Of the murder, Regarding this
the Journal says: "Hhe evidence show
ing DR.. CrOnin's entrance to the Carlson
cottage on the night OF the murder, will
be conclusive, Judge LongeneCker may
not say so in his opening speech, but ut
the righ. time he will prove by good wit
nesses the following facts; On the night
Of May 1 two men had occasion 10 60 to
Lakeview to arrange sOme deal in real
estate in which they were interested,
One OF these is IN lrish'American and q
member Of the Clan.na.Gael Organiza-
tion, They were detained until u late
hour, and stopped at the house OF
friend 10 supper. They did not
get through until after 0 O'Clock, and
on their way home they had to
walk by Dr. CroRiu's cottage, As they
passed the scene OF the murder they saw
a buggy drive up. In ii were seated two
men aud as they passed by one Of the
pedestrians said To the other Gs the
buggy drove past: "Sue that man OH
the lar side oil that buggy; that is DR..
Cronin, the Irish nationalist" As he
spoke the words the buggy pulled up,
It stopped before the Carlson cottage,
Cronin sprang out and rushed up to the
steps rs II h0 had been summoned on a
case OF great emergency. The man who
drove the buggy stepped out and walked
up couple oil steps, The Clan.na'Gael
pedestrian was on the point OF hailing
Dr. Cronin and speaking tO him, but us
the latter appeared to be in such Il
hurry he RETAINED. The door was
opened aud DR.. CrOnin stepped inside
The man who drove him tleye did not
go inside. He turned around from the
loot Of the steps, jumped into the buggy
aud drove away us last as the horse
could take him. This will DO sworn 10 |
by the two citizens who Witnessed it,
and will doubtless prove one Of the big.
gest surprises Of the case.
The part that O'SulIivan played in the
terrible drama Of the night Ul May ! will |
also be revealed. There ore no less than
three witnesses who will swear that
stood watch on the outside
Of the cottage while the bloody work |
was being done inside. ThOicC man was
ON sentry aud Burke, COughliu, COopeY |
and another man were ColumlNing the
butCheTy inside. Several witnesses will
swear that COughliS, Burke and Cooney
were in the cottage Ut 0 o'clock that
night, and three more will testify that At
the same time O'Sulliyan was walking
up and down the sidewalk.
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WILL PROTECT Ills RIGHTS.

PRECEDENT SpnldInE will Institute Proceed.
ings Against tho Chicago Play ers.
CHICAGO, Oct. 93.-Presdent Spalding,
Of the Chicago ball club, to-day reitcr.
ated his statement that he would insti.
tute legal proceedings against the reserve
members Of the Chicago team who shall
refuse to sign contracts for next year.
"Why do you intend to enjoiu them ~
Mr.. Spalding was asked.
"Well, when the men signed our con.
tracts last year it was under the agree.
ment that we had a right to reserve
them for tliisyear Now, We wish to en-.
force the terms Of the contract, but as
yet no one but Captain Anson has sign.
cd, have notified every one OF the
players that they must come 10 the front
aud Bign for next year"
"Will they do it2"
"They have q secret organization aud
they won't say they will not sign, nor
will they say they will. They simply
look wise and say nothing, But | will
Tx them," added Mr.. Spalding, "ior my
attorney assures me not one Oiihem will
be able to play ball In Chicago II have
an injunction on them, aud you can bet
your last dollar will protect my
FiVhlB,"
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WAsnrSo1oN, b. o., Oct 23.-The
President had very busy time to-day.
His callers were numerous during the
hours devoted to business, including
Secretary Noble, Postmaster General
Wauamaker, General SchenGk and Rep.
resrn,utivu Stockbrdge, Of Maryland.
Az | o'clock the President appeared in
the east room and shook hUnds with
about hundred persons Fifteen min
utrs later he gave special audience to
the delegates OF the Board Of Promotion
OF the international Exposition Of 1870.
Commissioner Douglass aud Secretary
Anderson headed the delegates, about
one hundred in number, including the
Governor OF Maryland and Delaware.
The latter nude the presentations. There
were no speeches.
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THB FORAKER TIDE.
The Campaign Fully Recovered
From Its Reyerses,
THE DEMOCRATS ON THE RUN.
TlcIr Confidence Ebbing On Finding
That Their Bugaboos Turn Quito
he Boomcrnuss-P"puInrlty OF
Foraker Among the People

COLUMBUS, o., Oct, 23-The political
campaign in this State has been a re-
IN Irkahle one up to the present time,
AT first the tide was to all appearances
running in way pleasant to the Repub-
llcan5. But the letter OF Mr., TOpp,
member OF the Board Of Public Affairs in
Cincinnati, in which he asked for
"diyy" oftwenty.hve per cent Oh gravel
contract, created CONSERVATION in the
ranks Of the Republicans, This blow
was followed u few days later by the
famous balIut'bOx case and the cOnneC.
tiou OF Campbrli's name with the stock.
holders OF the trust TO manufacture the
boxes, in the eyGut the bill Mr., Camp.
bell, the DrmOcratiu candidate, had ia.
troduced while in Congress passed. The
name OF Campbell had been forged, and
the leading Republican organ Of the
State was forced to announce that it had
been imposed upon.
Tne kupubliCaas were mighty blue n
week ago, and had the election been held
at that time there is no doubt the Dem
oCracy would have won the victory.
During the past week, however, the Re.
publlcaus have pulled themselves to.
gether in great shape, aud to-day it is
claimed by the managers that the furry
is over; that confidence has been re-
stored, and the party will at once assume
the offensive and push things.
The confidence that was manifest
among the Democratic managers ten days
ago has already disappeared, as the regis
tIation in the cities thus far has failed TO
show anything Of an encouraging ma
ture, While ID has been charged that
Governor Foraker would be scratched
without mercy by the Republicans all
over tho State, very close tnYestiRalion
disClUses the fact that when one Repub.
lican SAYS that he will not vote for the
Governor about u hundred Democrats
90 to work und circulate the story which
soon grows to huge proportions. In their
endeavOr to show how badly the Cover
nor will be scratched the Democratic
managers have lost sight u the fact that
their own candidate, Mr.. Campbell, VIII
be knitted to the quick in many local.
ties, and right here IN Columbus he Will
suffer largely.
A gentleman Of the highest character,
representing the leading Democratic or.
gan in the West, aud who has been over
tho whole of Northern Ohio, Gays:
"rhe turn that the tide has now taken
couvincrs int that the Democrats do not
hold the cards 10 defeat Foraker. From
my observation | um satisfied that thi-
talk Of scratching Foraker comes from
pOlitciAus or those that have failed to
get an ullicr. H. is uaeIers TO disguise
the fact that tie Conmon people like
Foraker, ami believe nc will be an easy
Winuer.n
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SHE USED A COMnIDg.
a Girl Whips Justlcv and u Would.bu
EIOppr,

4 Girl Whips II JuStICB and IA WOuld'bU
ElOpcr.
Willow SPRINGS, Mo-, Oct. 23,-Travis
Taylor, a middle.ageL man with wife
and two children, the other day wrote a
letter to Miss Fannie Osborne, daughter
Of q respectable farmer living just out Of
town, asking her to elOpe with him,
The girl and her mother brought the
letter to town yesterday and showed it
to friends, and upon the advice and en-.
couragement OF u large number OF citi.
2ent the girl purchased Cowhide and
went out to find Taylor. They found
him in the office Of Il hotel, but Miss Os.
borne was prevented from striking him
by the landlord.
Taylor put himself in charge Of Jus.
tiCe Young for protection, Young
started TO accompany Taylor home, but
wasStopped by the girl and her mother.
They began whipping Taylor, but Young
seized the CowhidC and arrested the girl.
He placed her under bond, which was
quickly filed by y large pVmber OF in.
dignant citizens, aud as soon rs the JUS
tics came out OF mis- Office the girl pro.
ceeded to walIop him with the Cowhide
in the presence Of large and appreCia.
tive aUdienGe. THO Justice did not
again place the girl under arrest.
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GRET INTEREST AT WASHINGTON.
Constant Inquiries About the Governor
Cnn,ILiInu- -L,nniIhrnrn Inrrrn.lnr.

Constant Inquiries About the Governors
Condition. Confidence Increasing.
WAsnINGroN, Oct 23.-Great interest
is felt here in the sickness OF Governor
Fomk. r, and thcre are constant inquiries
about HIM. There has been n inurked
change in the tone OF the political news
from all parts Of Ohio. Tne confidence
in r. publican success is rapidly strength.
ening Much 0l this information comes
frOm Democrats.
All information agrees to the effect
that this change has been noticeable
throughout the State. Various reasous
are assigned iorit, but the main ones are
a general opposition to the return of the
Democratic gang met Of 1888 and 1885,
TO power iu the STATE, aud the opposition
to having the election laws inIeriered
with,