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Insane Actor Taken Home.

cpcclut ulsputch u tAe lHleAIDtlleef.
PARKERspuRo, May 26.-Sherifr J. A.
Buckley and Judge A. B. Beckwith left
on the noon Ohio River train to-day for
New York city taking with them the in.
sane actor, David Tracy, who will be
confined in that city. Tracy, it will be
remembered, came here last winter and
took an engagement with the Casino
theatre, but on the l2th Of February he
was committed to Jail by Squire Staple
ton, where he has since remained, hav-
ing been adjudged insane. It cannot be
said that he grows any better and SO it
was decided to send him to an asylum.
Tracy not beinga resident Of this State
could not be sent to Weston and ur-
rangements were made to take him to
New York city, his former home.
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LEE AGAINST SECESSION.
The Strong Opposition lto Expressed In
.ss Letter 10 fft4 Son.

The Strong OppoAition lto Expressed In n
ssa., Letter 10 III. Son. ...i
WASHINGTON May 2G.-The following
letter from General Robert Z. Lee to his
son, written January 80, 1861, Is even
stronger in the expressions Of his pri-
vate opinions against secession than
those to other members Of his family
heretofore printed:
"As an American citizen, take great
pride in my country, her prosperity und
institutions, and would defend my State
il her rights were invaded. But can
anticipate no greater calamity for the
country than dissolution Of the Union.
lt,would be an accumulation OF a!l the
evils VIC complain Of, aud am willing
to sacrifice everything but honor for its
preservation. Secession is nothing but
revolution. The trainers OF our consti-
tuition never exhausted so much
labor, wisdom and forbearauce, and
surrounded 1t with SO many guards
and : securities, il it was intended
to be broken by every member OF the
confederacy at will. 1t was intended
for, perpetual union, so expressed in the
preamble, and for the establishment OF
government, not compact, which can
only be dissolved by reyoiution, or the
consent OF all the people in convention
assembled. 1t is idle to talk ofseccssion.
Anarchy would have been established,
and not government, by Washington,
Hamilton, Jefferson, Madison, and the
other patriots Of the revolution. Still,
a Union that can only be maintained by
swords and bayonets, and in which
strife and civil war are to take the place
OF brotherly love and kindness, has no
charm for me. shall mourn ior my
country and for the welfare and progre ss
OF mankind. If the Union is dissolved
and the Government disrupted, shall
return to my native state and share the
miseries OF my people, and save in its
defense, will draw my sword on none."
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AMSTERDAM, N. Y, May 26.-Alichael
sheehan, aged 81 years, attempted to
initiate, Steve Brodie by jumping from
the Mohawk river bridge in this city,
yesterday afternoon. The distance, was
over thirty feet. Sheehan jumped head
first, and after striking the water did not
rise again. His body has not been re-
covered. =F n I, n, 3 ~ ,si 4 =
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CHICAGO. May 26.-The second week
Of the great Baptist anniversary began
to-day with the annual meeting Of the
American Baptist Home Mission socie-
ty. The annual report Of tue Executive
Board showed gratifying progress in tho
work. The receipts for the year were
Si40,4l5. The Treasurer's report show
ed alijdebts paid and. $4,000 in the
treasury- The society has never before
been in 80 good financial condition.
Rev. Dr. L.. A. Craudall, Of Ohio. ad-
dressed the audience on, increase oi
Benefconce in our Churches ''4zs ID
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s;WAsuINo1oS, DC, May Ex-senator
Wilson, Of Iowa, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, to-day reported the iol,
lowing bill as substitute for the origi-
nal package liquor bill, now under con.
sideration in the Sennte: That when
my Intoxicating liquors shall be trans.
ported from one State or Territory to
another, or from any foreign country,
such liquors shall, when the actual and
continuous transportation Of tho same
Bhall have terminated, be considered to
have ceased to be the subjects Of inter
state commerce, and be a part Of the
common mass Of property within the
State or Territory, aud subject to re-
spect of'all police regulations Of prohi:
bition regulation or taxatiun, u
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urrows ll.,s, u Elected { speaker FRO Ten.

3: wl4sursaso 7, sos, N d. O., May ee.-The
House was called to order by Clerk Nc
Pherson, and on motion Of Mr. NcKin-
ley, Mr.: Burrows, sof Michigan, was
elected Speaker pro TEN, and took the
chair. amid applause. }3,}l
On. motion, Of Mr.. Mckinley, the Sen.
ate bill aspassed for the erection OF
public building at Canton, Ohio; at a
cost Of .Sl0O, 600. tdnLt: ;;sts,sEI Iss.ssl
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big Brenkin tho Eric Cnnnl

Urea, N. Y. May 2G.-The break
that occurred in the canal here last
night cannot be repaired so that the
water can be let in the ditch in less
than week. The water Is still 30 high
that no work can be done on 1t to-day.
Nor can work! OF any kind be done on
the Central track, and trains will not be
able to get through the break before to.
morrow night, and not then unless the
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EUREKA GINGER ALs, a delicious ..and
healthful beverage. Sold by druggists
and grocers. rrias !.
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Inoirenslve NcEtocs Assnsslnutcd.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, May 26.-A New.
port, Ark, special TO- tho Gasette says
that Harris Sailor. and bis wife, two re-
spectacle and inoaensiye negroes living
near Riverside, Woodruff county, were
assassinated at their, home early this
morning by unknown parties, supposed
to be negroes. Much indignation is e1-
pressed. At large citizen's meeting
held there to-day, resolutions were
adopted denouncing the outrage and
calling upon Governor Eagle to offer a
big reward for the apprehension Of the
guilty parties. 51i EE'i I,titga
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ADRIAN, Mlcn., May 26.--rhe United
Brethren at Ogden, near here, IRE bit
terly opposed to secret societies in every
form. Yesterday a fen, OF the more lib.
'ernl gave Grand Army Post David
Becker, permission to hold exercises in
their church, morning and evening.
Between the meetings q mob OF dis.
gruntled ones entered the church, tore
down the flags and threw flowers and
vases out Of the windows. Ogdenitea
are IN town to-day to bring tho ring.
leaders TO justice. {. ..G.1&
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Tho Isoi al Foot sprn.lned. !.

: BERLIN, May 90. = Notwithstanding
that it was at first supposed that the
Emperor had sustained no injury by
jumping from his carriage while driving
,withthe Prince Of e-Meiningen yes.
teyday, IT, is now announced that bis
Majeaty's right foot was sprained. His
injuries are 80 severe that be Is con-
fned to his apartments in the Palace.
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DEMOCRATS WIN
AT tho stntttnsbslrg City Eiection-Fr,
Usc of Money. yt.M .Msa.fJ

AZ tho Mnsttnsb.irg City Eiection-Free
Use Of Money. .2i,TEs
SWtiai Dipateh to he ln,el'iodeer. N VI.
MAhriSspund, W. VA, May 20.-The
Democrats won in the city election here
to-day. elec.ing four Of the five Coun.
cilmen, and Dr. ]. W.,Mcsherry Mayor
by ls7 majority. Heavy rains fell all
day, and although the fight was warm
one, tho Democrats won by having
plenty OF money and a good organlza.
ton. yea. a G.gf-g.
T. NJ. Miller, chairman Of the Repub.
llcau County Committee, openly fought
the ticket, as did many more disgruntled
office seekers. ne will be removed. The
Council will stand 9 Democrats aud /
Republicans. ? T9f,l,, 1I'''-g,
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Fnr,uerp, Fn,ul Ounrr.1

JoSEsvlLLE, Aflcn., May 26.-John
Beard, aged 81, quarreled with Alexan-
der Shippy, farm band, near here yes
terday. Beard drew revolver and fired
twice, the second ball lodging in tho
muscles OF Shippy's throat. He then
shot himself in the head and afterward
cut his throat. shippy will probably re-
cover, but the old man will undoubtedly
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Worlds Champion TuuuIy Match.

DUBLIN, May 2G.-The tennis match
between Thomas Petit, Of Boston, and
and Charles Saunders, Of England, for
s. 800 a side aud the Championship Of
the world commenced in this city to-day.
It will be continued on Wednesday and
Friday, May Is and 80, the winner to
secure seven out OF the thirteen games.
Petit won the first set by score Of 3 to
., and the second set by score of 8 to /.
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outruEcs on CI,rls,Iuu. by rur..

CASEA, Crete, May. 20.-The Chris.
tlans OF this city assembled in the
Cathedral yesterday and adopted reso.
luton appealing to tho foreign, cons,Ia
ior protection against the continued on,.
RACES perpetrated upon them bv tho
Turks. . They also resolved to send n
ernor 81 Of the Island, to protest against
the treatment. The Christians threaten
to close their shops and bring about n
general suspension Of business unless
there IS a change for the better In the
attitude OF the Turks toward them. - -.
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Knights Of tho Golden Enple.

Plr1spuHcn, Pa. May 2G,-The su-
prcmc Castle 'of the world, knights of
the Golden Eagle, will meet in This
city tomorrow. Delegates will be pres: res.
ent from as lar west as Colorado, and as
far north as Canada, and from Alassachu-
sets. They will represent '623 lodges
and $1,000 members. -
The feature Tomorrow will he a grand
parade by the uniformed Castles, in
which several thousand knights will
partlcl pate. p ~ n -. = -. -
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Policeman Charged Win Murder

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May GA
special from Madison, Ind, says: Pa.
trolman James Hines, at noon to-day,
fatally shot; Carlos Antle, OF Kansas
City.The wounded man is aged o5,
aud is the son Of Jacob Antle. The
cause, was Antics persistence in paying
court to Kinds daughter. The patrol
man was arrested.
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/. American schooner YYzsoked..

SAN Francisco, GALA, May 26.-Capt.
Anderson, Of the steamer Oneida, ar-
rived here Last night on the schooner
Mary Kimball. He reports that bis ship
was wrecked April 20. on Hcnninc's
rock, Lank Island, in Behring sea, and
seventy.seveu Cinnamon lost. The
Oneida had on board material for build
ing and running salmon cannery,
which was to have been erected On the
island. She was built in Maine in 1886,
was Of 1900 tons burden and was owned
by Leon Sioss. .gis .-.,E- a5.5a iss.:.
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As Much Damage Ms n Fire.

UrlcA, n. Y, May 26.-Tho automatic
fire extinguisher on the third floor Of
one Of the Globe wooden mills in this
city burst this morning and flooded the
floors below it. Valuable machinery
and fabrics were damaged to between
$4,000 and $4,000. a
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BASE BALI,

No Gnmo Yesterday-Wheeling md Nc.
Nccsport Mt Island Park this Afternoon. Z,
There was no game at Canton yester-
day on account Of rain. The Wheeling
and McKeesport clubs will be at the
Island park this afternoon, and the con.
test promises to be a battle royal. Both
clubs have been doing good work on
their trips, and would perhaps have
done even better work had not rain in.
terierred so many times. II the day is
pleasant there should be a large crowd
present. tar ~ 'H''i-a - .ag' -
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WIN 500 MIN 1t Its Ofitc,c.

/. Los ANGELES, Cal, May e6.---Walton
G. Smith, editor Of the San Diego Sun,
is in the city, and says he will not no.
tice the challenge Of Col. Ferrer 10 fight
a duel in Mexico but will give Ferre,
eatiafaction at his office. Smith; in an
editorial, severely criticized the bravery
of the Mexicanst which Ferrer, q
wealthy Mexican, reeented. .S..dgFflti 2
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Favor Nluptootli,

i PlrTsnuRan, Pa, May 2G.-The Re
publican County Convention held at
Waynesbure, Greene County, Today,
endorsed J. w. Ray for a second term in
Congress. Delegates appointed TO the
State convention 20 uninstructed, but it
is apparent that they favor Major Mon.
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NEARING A CRISIS.
Newfuuudiandcrs Organizing to nIaintai
4sl Their Rights. sEtF

oIkAHtxluk 10 NIAluluI
Their Rights.
sr. JOINS, N. F., May 2G.-A crisis in
the quarrel on the so.called French
shore Of Newfoundland may soon b,
reached. ga. s,5 g5e
:, Maddened by the neglect OF the Eng
lish government and the increasing in
cursions Of the French, the unfortunate
fishermen OF the west cost are banding
together to maintain their rights.
Under the modus viye :di recently a,-
nyed at be.Ween the English end French
Governments, the. captains OF the war
vessels Of either country are invested
with Jurisdiction over the fishermen on
the French shore, and 1t is claimed that
the French are taking advantage Of this
power to iorcibly expol wfoundlant-
efs tro n their own bays and harbora.
A French war vessel ertered St. Georges
Bay, drove oIt the Newfoundland
sehooners, and confiscated their nets.
Naturally, the most intense excitement
exists, and everywhere fishermen are
arming to protect their interests against
French aggrcssors. ss - iE'',
Her Majesty's sloop-of.war Emerald
has been ordered to the spos. The gen.
eral feeling is that while the contiscation
may not in itself prccipitate conflict
between the islanders and their opprcss-
ors, 1t represents the first link in the
chain of aggressions on the part OF tho
French that must ultimately end in M
appeal to arms. lctii & .
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q A Prominent Minister Write.

'I-' y nInih5cr WFIte1'l IITlK
AFTER ten years Of great suffering from,
indigestion with great nervous prostra.
ton, biliousnees, disordered kidneys
and constipation, / have been cured by
Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir and am now
q well man. Rev. G. @. DAVIS, l,s3j.
Ed. N. E. Church South, q ii
THas No. 28 Tatnall st., Atlanta, Ga.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, May GA special
to the Eseaiag Vi,coasia from Cam.
bridge, Wis, Says that the business part
Of the city was destroyed by an incen-
diary fire last night. A dozen buildings
were destroyed Loss, about $4,000;
insurance, $4,000. 't'titi 5t,3i allEl,9,il
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New ionS, May 2G.-Tbo steamer
Thingvalla, which arrived to-day from
stettin, reports that on May 10Th, at sos
A. ~, during hazy weather, she was in
collision with an iceberg which stove in
the bow stem and bow plates, all above
water. The esteamer!is not leaking. The
passengers ara all well and uninjured.
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Boston, s; Chicago, o. (P. ~ zt
Boston, 2; Cincinnati, 4. IN. ~
Brooklyn, s.. Cleveland, 2. IN. L.)
Philadelphia, 6; Buffalo, Q. (P.Lj I
New York, 5; Chicago, 8. IN. L.)
New York, 2; Cleveland, 9. (P.L9
Brooklyn, IS; Pittsburgh, Z: (P., ,L.)
Brooklyn, s; Columbus, 4. (Asso.)
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4 severe storm. :, z.

BERLIN, May 2O.-severe storm. :,
lowed BY floods, are reported in various @
parts OF Germany At.AlvenslaLn,,s
mouse Was undermined by water n nr',
aiateen q the occupants were drown.I "u
lightning. -. - e'e ''1A'Hl klllcd by
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Found Den,l In n Park.

a DErRolr, Mlcu., May esterday
afternoon the body q man past middle
age was found In Belle Isle park with a
bullet in his brain. He had been dead
oyer a week. He is supposed 10; be j,
Strong, Of Brooklyn. It was undoubted.
ly a suicide. Il ~, Il "a -
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. .sutroca,cd IN n. .Well..

CENTER CRY, MINI, May e6.-Albin
Peterson and Gust Carlson, two young
men living six miles north OF this place,
went down q well last evening and were
'suflocated by. /, foul air. There bodies
were not recovered until this morning.
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Squadron Of Evolution,

WASHINGTON, D. O., May e6.-A tele.-
gram was received at the Navy Depart.
ment to-day from Acting Rear Admiral
Walker, saying that. hesQuadron Of evo.
luton would sail from Gibraltar this
morning for s.TanHier, whence ittwouid
sail this afternoon ior Rio De Janeiro,
Brazil, stopping at ths Madeira islands
,enrolta y55.t-- 49, /, -, u H z sF III Ift5r
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no members qualified to act as elders.
The question originated in a;church or.
ganized wholly Of women. Report
adopted, to the effect that such a church
cannot be enrolled until it has an elder.
Relating to request from two colored
.PresbyterieB to be treated as independ.
entin their application for missionary
aid, the same as white -Presbyteries, the
report OF the Committee on Freedmen
favored keeping them. in subordination
to the Freedmen 8. Board. DR.. Booth, Of
New York; protestedindignantly against
the recommendation nof the board. He
said it tended to destroy the setf;respect
Of our colored brethren. go on in this
way and you will have no hold on this
race in few years. X. .t
The report Of tho Committee on
Deaconesses. was presented by Prof.
Warfield, OF, Princeton Seminary. It
recognized as a fact the claim that
women served in the Apostolic Church
in an Office similar to that of deacons,
and held that they might be elected md
set apart in similar way. S ,;5-:.. g..
3 It was voted that the recommends
tions Of the rCommitteo be accepted,
viz: Be sent, down 10, the prcsbyterles
rs an overture for such change in the
form government aB willallow Deacon.
esses, and by;prayer setting them apart
for their Office. ~; Z. Il; ,,g,i,,,, IS:
At the evening session, The Commit
tee on Place Of Meeting for the next
Asaembly reported that they had re-
ceived invitations from Saratoga, Du.
luth, San Francisco, Detroit and Kan.
sas City. Detroit was chosen on the
second roll call. l.,' Z \.
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q COMMITTEE ON sREYlsloN. !.
Tho Permanent Committee on Revision

Tho Permanent Committee on Revision
was announced as follows: Ministers
synod: Prof, William Fl. Greene, D. D.,
New jersey Prof. Thomas $; Hastings,
ID, New York; Prof, NJ D. Riddle,
D. d., Pennsylvania; Prof. Willis J..
Reecher, D. D., y New Z York Prof.
E. d. Morris, I. D., Ohio; Prot. Herrick
johnson, DID, Illinois; Prof. William
Alexander, DID,, Pacific: President Pat.
tor, D. d. New Jersey W. Q. Roberts,
DID, Illinois; William Z. Moore, D. d.,
Ohio; Henry Van Dyke,& ID, New
York; E. Erskine. D. D., Pennsylvania;
J.2T. Leftwick, ID. D., Baltimore; Samuel
J. Nichols, D.Da Missouri; Edward R.
Purkhalter, Iowa. y e z I. z .,is'SE i
4 Elders, Synod; ,e1.Justice William,
Strong, BaltimoEe ex-senator ]. Nc,
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Trnding on England's Enbarrassmcnt.
LONDON, May 26.-The Standard says
no one can be surprised at the strong
feeling which exists in Newfoundland
over the fisheries question. It adds:
I'VE fear that France is aware OF our
embarrassment aud is trading Upon it.
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yynut ,lAo Police Gn.e,to I,arrcl

\ WAsntNdroN, 7. !. Co. May Foo8.-Mr.
Sherman to-day presented petitions in
favor tof excluding from the mails the
Police Gaii!te and similar publications. i
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NEw YoRK, May 26.-Fully 1000 cigar
makers are to-day on a strike in this city
for higher wages, and by tomorrow the
lumber Of strikers will probably be in
creased to 1000. The cigarmakefs long
ago obtained victory for eight hours,
and their present struggle is simply ior
a. restoration Of theft sold schedule Of
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! 4 WIN Got n Census Clcrk.l,lp.

-y.tt, VIII Got n Census Clcrksllp.
Special Dispatch to the Inse!licencer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May o6.-George
W. Robinson, Of Wheeling, arrived here
to-day. He will be appointed to clerk
ship in the Census office within the next
few daya. .-s y 49, f.., 4gt--.
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World's Fair Com n.nisslonors Appoin,cd.7
+ WAsntsaroS, ,. c., May 2S.-The
President this afternoon. Z appointed
Worlds Fair Commissioners.at. Large as
iollows: NJ & 6. 4
Augustus Z. Bullock, OF Massachusetts,,
with. Henry ingalls,, Of Maine, AS alter.
nate Thomas W. Palmer, of Michigan,
aud Joseph Oliver, Of Indiana, as alter.
nate Riebard O.. kerens, Of Missouri,
aud Robert W. Furn, Of N Nebraska, as al.
ternate; Edwin II. Ammidown, OF New
York, and Gordon WsAllen, of New
York, as alternate; Peter "A. .B. Weld.
ener, Of Pennsylvania, and John W.
Chaliant, ot Pennsylvania, as alternate; 4;
Samuel W. lnman, OF Georgia, and vii:
liam Lindsay, Of Kentucky, as alternate
Henry Exalk of Texas, and Henry L.
King, OF Texas, alternate; Mark L. Nc.
Donald, Of Colorado, and Thomas Burke,
Washington, 'as alternate. x Z
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Dls LenEue Gnmrs.

Batteries-Sprlpgheld. o'Dricn and Mack
Akron, Hall and Pike, rs - III F-Ifl 10
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DIED.

RlNE..on Monday. NAV a. $50, I, ] - . Stt
Smonih:' ~ VIE Of James Rne aged Is r. rcar. A.
n' ,nie .! ,!o.a .he residence oi hcr husband. No.
s ;a ~ aSeket street. on Wednesday n,,e, nom
G .na..,,m s,sek: Friends OF The family, arc re-,
spectially invited 70 attend. 1p,ermon, u ~, y,
ssone Church Gene ctcry. e' A';'1 u'"s "
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: -III- - NKFUu oIHuSNttred. lTl| ~ ] b
Special Dispatch 10 The InitLlicencer. ;,Fsf, r.
SPRINGFIELD, May 2G.-Akron wasn'
in the game at all to-day, Springfield
winning with ease.. Score: sasLId&'. 'l