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Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Old Reliable.

David A. Powell, 3i2 and 500 Madison
street, Is still ahead ON fresh shad, her
ring, codash, haddock, lake pike. white
fsh. founders, yellow perch aud oysters.
Delaware shad and herring receiver fresh
every day from our own nets. Delivered
to all part, OF the city tree OF charge.
Open every light until 8 O'Clock, Sstur-
day 10 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Showers of the oueer Arrested.

sUsBURY. May 2l.-Two men were
arrested here yesterday ior passing coun-
serieit money. Deputy Unitel States
Marshal H. Barring, at Wiikesbagre,
was notified aud Is expected here to-
night. The prisoners refuse to give their
names, and the officer that made the
arrests claims that one OF them answers
the description OF Robert White, alias
Robert Powen, who is wanted at Brook
vile Tor murder. and Tor whose appre.
hension q reward OF 5000 10 offered.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
toni, MOOD, Oats.

You get big oad oi wood, and we
guarantee 2,24o pounds oi good, clean
coal 10 every ton you order from A..
Sergeant. No. 1l6 Maryland avenue
or eeventh and King streets. Our
coal Is under cover and screened under
our own supervision. Kindliug wool in
large loads. Western oais n speciality,
baied hay ana straw by thn ton. Yard,
log Maryland avenue. Telephone, 645.
Central office, 7th and King streetA
Telephone 5S7. Open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
High necom,n endntlons

of DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam.
said lady, 1t cured eases In my family
which were marvellous cures. She says
II Ia the best lung medisine ever made.
Said a gentleman, 1t saved my wife from
dying from consumption ten yearr ago.
30 we can give them right along for
coughs, colds, sore throat, and the cough
In the grippe 1t is splendid. 5nc. and 81.
Sold by druggists. Depot Fourth and
King.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Grand Excursion to pI,,sburg.

The Knights of Golden Eagle will give
an excu si,n u to Pittsburg on the Penn
sylvania R4ilroad. Tickets good from
May "a to 81. Round trip $40 OU. Or
der Tor tickets can be obtained from
Frank Willing, 8l7 Lombard street or
at 500 Market street In tho evening, or
from any OF the members.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Slater Cheviot suit to order, $l4. Lv-
erpool & London Tailors. Gel Market ct.
Waahlngton Noiaa.

WAsuINoToN, May 22.-1n the United
States Senate yesterday, the Vice Presi-
dent presented the resignation of Ser.
gsaDt-at Arms Cansday, to take effect
on the 3Oth OF june. The Silver bill and
the Imported Liquors bills were dis.
cussed.
The conierrees on tho Pension bill
held another session yesterday without
result. 1t 10 believed, however, tina, the
Senate Dependent Pension bill will be
reported to the Two Houses eventually.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Fresh Veg ! tn bles and Meats.

Wn. Morelaud, Wholesale and retail
desltr. NJ. 507 and S. W. corner OF
Fiilh AID King streets. has constantly
on tan" ehly vegetables OF all k'uds.
ALSO nome -siscd beet, mut'on, veal,
ETC., AZ the lowest msgkct prices. Give
HIN q Call.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

THE Democrats cannot scare the
Republicans by telling them that +.
Eden Bach 10 slated for postmaster Of
Wilmington. We do not believe the
report nor do We know that Mr.. Bach
wants the office, but suppose he was
appointed, would anybody suffer by
III He is fully as competent to per-
form the duties Of that Office % any
postmaster Wilmington has had for
many years past.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Apio'ed Train Service from Market s.,
station, u. l. o. Il. IL,

ns,s aae y. 4 o. r. r.. recognising the de.
lsss NV iof better train service from Its
~, bAoI M street station, has added q mum.
,a.,, =, new express trains which leave
m MN s..s aats at 7.3O, 8.27. $40 and 1l.35 ..
|lO n IRVING 81 Philadelphia at $40, .. 20.
s.ol at delaware svsnna sts,ion Ia.
Al .t'1nhs ! ny express trains leave Philadelpbis
.tri,Iv' anu p. IN. daily except sunday,
ana a ~ Market street station At Q 10
ist NV ,oo p. IN: Other trains from Mar.
fsvn,a station will be found In the
isus is' Time table published In to-dsy's
sop,enion special attention 10 called to the
hains hs faa arrangement Of the above
ils'Sess ilos.S,ess in Phiiadelphis%. % Eseursios os
Gsee Ges !, good for two days, 81; quarterly
hin hin ,,n,' ,,ae lickets), s2S.OS; monthly i6o
M, ..eAstsh sloi school (46 Trip ,isk-
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
4 Judge Hacked to Death by Thleve,

VIENNA, Mdy A,.-The house OF Judge
korns, at Debiecziu, Hungary, was en-
tered by masked burglars. The Judge
and his niece awoks and confronted
them. The robbers fell upon the Judge
and hacked him TO death with knives In
the presence of the horrllled girl, after
which they seized aud bound her hand
and loot with ropes. They thea plum
dered the house aud made their escape.
The girl 10 in q critical condition.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Story 4 Clark's celebrated Organs
Robelen's, ITO Market street.

Base Ball.
Tho following games vera played yes
terday:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 4; Chi.
cago, 8.
A. Boston, Boston, 1; Cleveland, o.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 10; C,ncin-
natl, 4.
Al New York-New York, "A; Pitts
burg, l.
PLAYERs' LEAGUE.
AT Philsdslphia - Philadslphia, q;
Cleveland, l.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, o; Buffalo. 9.
At Boston-Boston, II; Pittsburg. s.
At New York-New York; s; Chi
cago. 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
a 4. , Philadeiphia--Athlstic, II; To-
Al ROchester-Rocliestsr. .; st.
Louis, Z.
AT Brooklyn-Brookiyn. 3; Louis
Vile, 4.
At Syracuse Syracuse, 1; Colum-
bus, 4.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
AZ new Haven-NeW haven, D;
Washington, O.
At Jersey City-Jersey City, s; Balti-
more, 13.
At Worcester-W Worcester, s; New
ark, 0.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
At York-York, II; Easton, 8.
At Altoona-Altoona, 8; Lancaster, 2
At Lebanon-Lebanon, 8; Harris
| burg. 0.
Delahanty puts up great game q,
short for the Cleveland Players Club.
Catcher Clements, OF the Philadelphia
League Club, is suffering with sore
hands.
The Athletic Club yesterday released
Catcher Cantz and Second Basemar
Fitzgerald.
Pitcher Stab was yesterday released
by Baltimore. He will probably sigI
with Hartford.
Two OF Philadelphia clubs now leac
In the pennant racs-the Philliss In tn,
League and the Athletics In the Asso
citation.
Try C. L. Meiler's California hams and
beef tongue at fifty cents. He keeps eli
other kinds of meat at 507 King street.
Several good second hand pianos and
organs at bargains. Il. +. Robelen, 710
Mark ct atreek
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
P. J. WALSH ( co..,
SOC Market Street.
Leading Credit House.
On a Bill Of $40, 81 Cash
and 81 Per wesk.
BABY CARRIAGES

We have just received
another lot Of Baby Car
riages, grading In quality
from the plain, serviceable
carriage at $3.50 to the
very finest manufactured.
They are fitted up with all
the improvements and up
holstered In all colors.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

ONLY two days left for the Republi-
cans to make up their minds as to
whom they will vote for on Saturday
afternoon for the Republican nomina-
ton for sheriff. Let all Republicans
vote. and vote for the man they think
and know to be the best man, and not
vote simply to please some one else.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

at is worth its weight IN gold." eaid a
lady OF Dr. simms' Eye Cure. She said
she believed it saved her from blindnt Sc
and gave her coed sight again. We
know OF two more. restored to sight who
were Dearly blind. 1t is certainly the
grandert eye medicine known. 20 cents.
Depot, 4th aud King.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

A REPUBLICAN Congress can restore
to the heirs Of John Roach $40,5
out OF which . Democratic admins
tration cheated the great ship. builder,
but no administration can bring to life
the man whose death was hastened by
Democratic injustice.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
New

ioe cream parlor fitted In the best and
newest style. Ice cream, all favors. We
take this method to inform the public
that We have open, d . hrst-class ice
cream saloon. Excursions, balls, parties
and picnics supplied at short notice.
Come and refresh jourself Cor. second
and Parrish strsets.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
haInIarIkrt straef

Liverpool and London Tsilors; large
assortment OF sutings and trouseings TO
select from. suiis to order, Sl2.00 up;
pants IS 90: well made; at guaranteed.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
DESTROYED by Fire,

Tie celebrated 3 b. B. u. cigar, manu-
isctured by II. Y. Bourbon a. Bro, No.
2l9 West Second street. Sold At all the
leading hotels and cigar stores. Try one,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Married Criminal Under Sentence.

NEWARK, May 21.-Aloysius Williams,
colored, who was sentenced by Judge
kirkpatrick on Monday to I've years in
the State prison, for completely In .
jewelry factory robbery, was married At
the county Jail this morning. Carrie
Nickol was the bride and the ceremony
wss performed BY Rev. Mr.. Dickinson.
The bride remained with her husband
until he was removed to Trenton this
afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
The JersnxPaIch Crop.

FRENon OWN. May {l.-pssrh grow
% pronounce the crop tor this year al
IL" u 10 y, isi ure. low trees have es-
siss% Sit spo1. .Ss blight. raa n prospects or
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

1no cneapest hat house In the ctty
humford Bros. AOa Market street
Inv kush's coal. You will iiksit.
American Laundry, COZ wcstFront,t.
Try Bush's coal; you viii sureiyilss,
Cupping and lseching, ivs 4. -scondlt.
Pine isk. things Al HAni's. 10 K. 4th itrssS
Frank Roop smith. druggist, 9th and King.
:, Pa er hanging done by q. II. Baldwin 4
Son, 3i2 Il. fouf tn street,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Man wants but little here below.

a, bnl wants that lite strong.
ilis ID especially true Of purge. The
,erape man or woman does not precise
!. aanher for 1t, ss rule, but when
|"naeu' .n' wishes 1t to be prompt, sure aud
vesise. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purga-
nas na.i felels leave nothing to be desired in
s,a1 tul' ol efficacy, aud yet their action Is
Inn. nee from any unpleasant symp-
,.s.,.1 Vi dlsagreeable after-efiocta. Purely
''s'taele, Perfectly harmless.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
IN FURNITURE

We are now making a spe.
cialty of Antique Oak Bed
room Suits, eight pieces;
better than other dealers are
offering at $35, for $a8.
Just look at the hand
some Parlor Suits displayed
In our store rooms. They
cannot be equaIed In this
city for quality and price.
We have others on our Sec
ond floor equally as hand.
some. We furnish the ma.
terial and have these suits
made to our order and we
know just what goes in
them and can guarantee
them.
Hair Cloth Parlor Suits
from $50 up. Group Plush
Suits, $45 up.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
A Gold Watch,

You cannot make q mistake II you
buy Durstein's popular cigars. Remem-
Der you get 3 certificate with each box,
which is good for gold or silver watch.
Whulesale and retail. Dursiein, the
popular tobacconist, No. Il. Secund st.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
MATTlNGS.

The season for Mattings is
here and our line OF Mat.
tlngs Is unsurpassed for
quality, weight and pattern.
We have all the new and
beautiful designs Ia these
goods and invite your in.
spectlon before purchasing
elsewhere.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
An Indian Pupil Attempts Suicide.

HARRISBURG, May 2i.--A young In
dian named Eiwa,d Yankdon tried to
end hs existencc last night In the Dau-
pliin county prlstn. He had run eway
from tie Carlisle Training School, and
WAS arrested upon = tele. ram. After
being placed In cell, he tied leather
shoe acer about his neck, and was almost
strangled to death, when his groaus at
tracttd tho attention OF watchman.
He was restored, and placed In irons to
prevent his doing further harm to him.
se f. Yankdou had broken the rules OF
the school, and ran away to escape pun-
ishment. He went back 10 Ca, Isle with
an officer OF the school this evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Thn .iiusy IiecsN MIssIun nnna

Of Green Hill Presby terlan Church will
give Dime entertainment on Friday
evening, May 23l, commencing at 7.i5
o'clock. Ahm sslon 10 cents. The pub
lic 10 cordially invited 10 attend.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Oh NV


HARTFORD, May 2l.-The Hartfords
had close call from being shut out to-
day. The Wilmingtons did not make an
error until the eighth inning, when old
Jack Nelson started the business, and
his two errors and one by Carl gave the
Hartfords four runs with only one base
hit. Hartford could not bat when hits
were most needed, and dropped the
game to the tail enders. 6w0rback and
Corcoran were the Wilmington battery.
The score:
Wilmington 1911 l . 1000 O-S
Hartford ..........0 900 OOO4 Id
AMATEUR BASE BALL.
The Norton Senate has organized for
the season with the folio wing players:
A. Connolly, catcher; L. Oats, pitcher;
ID. Gillespie, short stop; II. Dorsey, 1st
base; j. Emery, I'd base; J. Mccullough,
Sd base; j. Finnegan; III; Il. Garvey,
G. ii; NJ. Welsh. r. I. They would like to
hear from mines throughout the State
under the sge of II years. Please send
challenges to A. J. Connolly, 6is East
Seventh street. They would like to hear
from the Namelese, Jr., OF New Castle.
Tno Columbia Base Bali Club OF
BrsLdywine and Dauntlees Of the west
ern part Of the city, will play . match
game on Saturday at Union street park.
An interesting game Ia expected and 1t
should Rttaact large attendance. The
play Will begin at $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

isans p'sa, sna Behr Bros, Newly and
'la Aarssu; schubert Pianos. at Robelsn's,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
News surnna, y.

The Moxie dam, at the outlet Of the
Moxio pond, near the forks Of the Ken
nebsc river, In Maine, gave way on Tues
day. The pond 10 SIX miles In length,
and the breaking Of its dam 10 expected
to cause rise Of from five to ton feet IN
the river. About 6,000, 900 OF logs are In
tho lake. aud 1t will be difficult 10 drive
them out
| II 10 stated that Mr.. Pillsbury is about
to build at Kansas City, Kansas, q system
OF flour mills similar 70 those recently
sold by him to an English sy n iIcata. One
elevator. with capacity OF 500, 900, has
already been built at Minneapolis, and
arrangements have been completed for
the construction OF 900 barrel mill.
Tho "orIginal package" business has
been begun in Lewiston, Maine. Five
barrels and large number OF l8-gxllon
kegs OF beer have been received by .
local dealer. He says that the New
Hampshire brewery whence no obtained
the beer has agreed TO assume all costs
Of any test case.
George W. Roberts, for many years
bookkeeper and confidential manager Of
the Smith b Griggs Manufacturing
Company, In Waterbury, Connecticut,
has been arrested on the charge OF en-
bezx ing $4,000.
At Columbus. Mississippi, yesterday
whi'o Grant Anderson, colored, was on
trial for an assault upon Q l3-year- old
girl, be was taken from tie court room
by . mob and hanged from the nearest
troe.
Frank P. Rehr, Q Reading X ilroad
baggage master, pleaded guilty In the
Initial Sfnfaa Gnnrt do ~
terfsting n mall key and stealing mail
from pouches iu cars. Sentence was de-
ferred.
The Susquehanna river Of Wiikesbarre
was 10 feet above low water mark last
lands on the west side of the river were
inundated.
q. II. L. KannIsar, cashier of the Penn
sylvauia Gas Company, IN Warren, Pa,
WAS arrested yesterday, charged with
stealing $4,000 Of the company's funds.
Both Houses Of the New Jersey Ligis-
laturs have passed the Marsh Ballot
Reform bill. 1t allows tho distribution
OF ballots outside Of the polling places.
In Jessup, Georsia, early yesterday
morning, Mr.. Littlefeld shot and killed
his wife aud j. NJ. Mccall. The latter
was found in Mrs. Littleaeld's room.
The Supreme Court of Montana yes
terday decided the Silver Bow county
Sherih's contest IN favor OF John Z.
Lloyd. Republican.
| The u. \. steamer Charleston left San
Francisco yesterday under sealed orders,
her ostensible destination being Homo,
lulu. ....
Secretary Window yesterday signed
the sailing orders Of tho revenue cutter
Bear. bhe will cruise In Bchring Sea.
DIR. w. II. Byford, one OF the most
prominent physicians In Chicago, died
yesterday Of heart trouble.
Secretary Tracy yesterday accepted the
dynamite cruiser Vesuvius.
wnsn Baby was SICK,
| We gnve her Castoria.
When she was Child, ...."
| She cried for Castoria.
When sho became Miss.
She clung to Castoria.
when she had Children,
| She gave them Castoria.
| --
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
The Tnrifl Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-The Mckinley
Tariff bill was passed by the House yes.
terday afternoon by vote of 1862 to 1I2.
There was only one Republican vote on
the negative side, that OF Mr.. Coleman OF
Louisisna.
In the paragraph relating to jute yarn
the Committee amen led the rate from 80
per centum to 35 per centum. The pres
eat rate on jute yarn 10 35 per centum,
but the word five" was Inadvertently
omitted in tho preparation of the bill.
Although no increase was imposed on
tue existing rates, the Democrats took
advantage Of the omission of the word
"fve," and demanded roll cali on the
amendment, which resulted In its defeat
by vote OF l43 TO la.
In the paragraph relating to third
class woods, the committee, In pursuance
of an agreement made with the wool pro-
ducers and manufacturers of carpets,
included Russian camel's hair in this
classification, thus removing Russian
camePs hair from the free list, and max
ing 1t dutiable as third-class wool. The
roll call was demanded on this amend
ment, but the committee was sustained
By vote OF lab to 1873.
On wool and worsted cloths valued at
not more than 80 cents per pound the
duty Is twice that imposed on unwashed
wool OF the fret GLASS, while the rates on
auch cloths, valued at between so and
10 cents per pound, is three aud one-half
times the duty imposed on the unwashed
WOOL, and on cloths valued above 40
cents per pound the duty Is four times
that imposed on the wool. IL is very
probable that the Senate will remove
thia Discrimination, and fix the rates at
the figures proposed by the Ways aud
Means Committee.
Tho successful passage of the bill 10
not only victory Tor the Ways and
Means Com mittee, but 10 personal vic-
tory Tor Chairman Mckinley, who dis
played throughout his entire manage
nent elemeuts OF leadership with which
b was not ere lite by his most intimate
fiisLds.
Yesterday morning the glove people
hafmenzed their differences and present
ed rates which were agreed to by the
committee and inserted In tha bill In lieu
of the paragraph o.iginalIy reported.
Tie basis for duiy is fixed on one dozen
pairs, fourteen inches In extreme length
when stretched. On ladies' and chill
dren's tchmvschen the rats is SI.75 per
dozen ladics' and childien's lamb, $2.25
per d. zen; ladies' and ch'ldren's sutdes,
fiity Per centum and valorem; all otter
sloves, including mems leather gloves,
tlfiy per cenlum aud valorem.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
CrayOn Portraits
Brevitiea

For $500 are still being made NJ Cum
mings' gallery, 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

Try C. L. Meiler's California hams and
beef tongue at nifty cents. He keeps ell
other kinds OF meat at 507 King street.
Several good second hand pianos and
organs at bargains. Il. +. Robelen, 710
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

Strong Cough Candy at Ferpu.on's.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-18
CLEVELAND WILL COME.

He is Expected to Attend the Ram
auet I'm Columbus ON the Old Ro-
mans Birthday-M Meeting of the.
Democratic Executiye Committee
Other Political News.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 1.-THE Thurman
club of this city is making extensive
preparations for the proper observance
If the Old Romans birthday, which
occurs Nov. 13. A committee confer
red with ex-President Cleveland sever
Al months ago about attending the ex-
erciseg and banquet and ME- Cleveland
stated that unless something occurred
ne would be present. A COMMITTEES is
nov % in tfe east to meet with the ex-
president and there islittle doubt that
he will attend. The presence OF CieNe.
land and Thurman at q banquet VIII
make It 3 national affair and insure the
Attendance Of the most prominent Dem.
ooratsin the country. II is proposed
to hold the banquet In the Park rink
ana aet 1000 covers. Senator Thurman
has been consulted and with be. at the
service Of the committee. He is IN
hetter health now than for some time
IA takes walk every day. 8
The Democratic state executive con1F
mittee met to-day with all the mem
bers present. The pian Of campaign
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-18
The Wabash Ry.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Wabash railway company, was held at st.
Louis last week, and the following board Of
directors elected:
o. D. Ashley, R. @. Reynolds, George j.
Gould, Sidney Dillon, Edgar 7. Wells,
Thomas Il. Hubbard, Henry K. McHarg, John
T. Terry, O. ]. Lawrence, James F. Joy.
Russell Sage, James F. How and Charles NJ.
Hayes.
1t can be stated that the gains in the gross
earrings for the year was $762, $3.50; decrease in
operating expenses, $141, ,015, gain in clear
ing of 1886, ,45O. The volume of business for
the year shows increase of 594, ,75S tons, and
had the rates been the same as they we're the
year previous, the net earnings of the year
would have been 81 ,912, more than they
vere IN 1889, M Ss4 q -s
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-18

~ General Palmer, the next United
States Senator from Illinois, made speech
to the farmers at Alton, that State, recently,
which must have quickened their perceptions
on some points. The general has mode. in
speaking very like that of Judge Thurman.
There is no attempt at oratory, but COM
mon sense logic, often blunt, which plainly
and happily illustrates the point under dis
cussion. Inhis speech at Alton he discussed
the Mckinley BILL the revolutionary rules of
Reed and the Force aud Fraud bills. The
speech was unique in manner, calculated to
disarm partisan prejudices and WIN from the
farmers honest consideration. We append a
brief extract from its conclusion, and ask
the farmers of Porter county to consider it..
''You may call yourselves by any name you
please" said General Palmer. "You may
speak Of the low prices of the products of
your farms, of the depression in agriculture,
you may talk about trusts and combinations,
but as long as you vote for men who insist
ON imposing taxes on the things you eat and
wear, you are entitled to no sympathy in
your distress. As long as you consent to
bear these burdens, just so long will some
one consent to put them on you. What does
the farmer gain by protection2 Have you a
thing that is benefited by protection? If you
have tell 1t to your neighbor for don't know
of thing. What is Repubiicanism today
It's Reed throttling debate in the house; it's
the force bill; It's the Mckinley bill. Isn't
thatall? II there's anything else I'd like to
know it. Those of you that favor those
measures ought logically to vote the Repub
lican ticket. Those of US who don't believe
in those measures shonld pack together ant
vote the Democratic ticket" Gen. Palmer
will be the next o. s. Senator from nli
nois.
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was thoroughly discussed, r. r. Hol-
den, the Cleveland member, presenting
several ideas that were adopted. The
officers were given full power to act.
The reports were very favorable and
the committee begins its work under
most ausplcious circumstances. Chair
man Van Cleaf and Secretary Geyer
have settled down to hard work. The
indications are that Gov. Campbell
will open the campaign at Circleyille,
Pickaway county, the home Of Hon. i.
u. Cromley. i'i'.
The board Of directors of the Jackson
club met tonight and carried out the
instructions Of the club by formally ex-
pelling John Mcbride, commissioner
Of labor statistics, for appointing a Re-
publican superintendent Of the free em
ployment agency at Columbus.