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CHARLES A. SUMNER, attorney, 1926 Mont
gomery street; authorized attorney and agent
for pension claimants.
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f. H. BLACK, painter, patent process for clean
ing wall paper and fTesco work. 10 Ellis street,
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The reports OF the Austrian floods present a
frightIu condition of affairs. Many lives have
been lost, aud thousands are homeless and desti-
tute.
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If afflicted with sore eyes use DIR. Isaac Thomp-
s IONS ES t Water. Druggists sell it at % cents
SHEw, 52S Kearny, takes the best photos.
BEAcHAM's Pills cure sick headache.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
BOEHRER & CO., CARPENTERS AND
81 Builders 113 Leidesdorf st. seq II
II VLAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
d Gle Sacramento ST.: cabinet work and ntting up
onices promptly attended to; telephone 800. ml5st
STORAGE.
DACIFIC STORAGE CO., 3Ol STOCKTON ST.
L furniture ana merchandise; advances made. l5 Il
FURNITURE STORED - STERLING FURNl
+ turs Co., 1899, l04l Market, Rosenthal Bldg II
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TowNsEND's, 627 Market ST., Palace Hotel.
Two pounds cream mixed candies in japanese
basket, only Doe. Townsend's, 627 Palace.
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BAR counters constantly on hand. s2l Suffer-
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THE MORNING GALL
Vas n larger circulation than any other
,,eyrsD,per published in San Francisco.
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CocoANUr ices. 25c ID, Towusend's.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT. IN AND FOR THE
i City and County Of San Francisco, State OF Cali
fornia, Department No. 6-1n the matter OF the APP
plioation of REDWOOD MANUFACTURERS AS
ISOLATION, corporation, to dissolve and disin-
corporate-No 80. 256-Notice is hereby given that
the REDWOOD MANUFACTURERS ASSoClA-
TI0N, q corporation, organized under and by virtue
of the laws OF the State of California and having its
principal place of business In the City and County
OF San Francisco, State aforesaid, has made IT'S
application to the Superior Court of said city and
county for Its dissolution and that Wednesday. the
Gath day of September, A. ID. 1890, at the opening
of SAID court or as soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard. in the courtroom of Department No OF
said Superior Court, at the new City Hail. IN sal1
City and County of San Francisco, are the time anu
place set for the hearing of said application. -,
In witness whereof have hereunto SCI my manu-
and afnxeG the seal OF said Superior Court, az my
office, in the City and County OF san Francisco
State of California this 18th day OF August, A. d.
1880. ,,,,, ,,-,-
W. HENEY, Deputy Clerk.
A N DRowN Attorney for Applicant. aul7 I'd
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FAMOUS broken candy, 2 Tbs 25c. Townsend's
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

SIGNAL SERVICE, Q. s. ARMY, !
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO, September ., 1890. |
8 1. N -IurLiin lme.
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~ First Congregational Church. Cor.
E-S Post ana Mason stS.-Rev. A. G. Hrst DID,
will preach IL A. and 1880 Morning
subject: "ChrIst's Love for the Church." Evening
subject: THE True Philosophy of Life" bearing
special reference to the coming anniversary. Ma
tive Sons cordially Invited The new organ
will be used for the hrst time in divine service.
Samuel ID. Mayer, organist and musical dir, ctor.
Sunday-sehooI and Mrs. Cooper's Bible class at
close OF the morning service. Chinese school at 6
r. NJ. and Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deayOr at $50 p NJ. Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per VIII be celebrated Immediately after the morn
ing service 1t
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.


R(FP Bible Spiritualists Meeting sun
Ok day. Sept 7th. al 80 and 7 80 P. Cam
brian Hall, over 1882 Mission ST. conference and
circle. All ARE invited to attend. Admission 10
cents. G. ii. Rin-eS. Its
To- Philosophical Meeting-Red Mems
6>S Hall, 800 Post ST., ESQ p NJ Subject:
g Latent Powers in Man" MISS NJ A. WALSH
Open DOORS Its
EP Spiritualists' Test and Conference
VIZ meeting of Barney and Lang, st. Georges
Hall. 9Os1a Market ST., IL A. NJ. Its
s5S Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins, Test Medi-
G~S ums. will hold two meetings Sunday Mt Q 30
and $50. at II Iarkin St. near City Hail; Toe Its
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CHURCH NOTICES.

EXTRA mince pies swAIN's. 2ls suffer street
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ATTORNEYs-AT-LAW

. DVICE FREE. SPECIALITY, DIVORCES
n privately quick time, legal everywhere: eolec-
tons etc :: terms moderate: no charge unless sue
cesstul: attorneys all courts; estab'd 10 years La"
once o. W. HOWE 4 CO., 10 Kearny st. aulS Il
. DyICE FREE. DIVORCES A SPECIALLY: NO
n publicity; quickest time; legal everywhere:
terms reasonable: charge unless succeSSluli ana
All other cases at law both civil and criminal pushed
vigorously; collections, wills, etc. L. ENGIE1,
ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION. IL kearny sites ON
INVOICES WILLS. ETC. FRANK KENNEDY,
~ Attorney SO Murphy Building. lZu
TOUy A. WALL ATTORNEY AT LAW. 22O
d Sansome st. Rooms TO- IL and q. mylo 8mo
yIT w. DAVIDSON, ATroRNEY-Ar-LAw. 4l)
w 4. California ST.. Rooms li-l5: advice free d35t
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENT y HEADQUARTERS FOR AR
n badgesl selling fast: big money for ALL SLOAN
II IS Market. seR %.
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re- Church of the Advent EpiscopaI,
A~S Howard ST., opp New Montgomery, l block
from Palace Hotel-Rev. John Gray, rector. Holy
communion, q A. Second celebration and
I1on. IL A. NJ Music (the only vestured choir
in the city,: "Kyrie" (SchuberD; "Credo" (Weber);
ofertory anthem, II Am Alpha and Omega" (Dr.
Stainerj Sermon: "The High knowledge and
Opportunity of Our Native Sons" Full choral even
ing prayer at :45 O'Clock. Sermon: "rhe Glory
of Young Men" Hymn tunes Tor the congregation.
including America" The public cordially welcome
to all the services especially all Native Sons. The
rector Rev. John Gray will preach at both services
Sunday-School at 9:t5 A. NJ. 1t
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R(FP Ancient Order of ForestersNs ~
Es-S OF America-Court Robin Hood, 593i'
The officers and members Of the above ri
named court will assemble at their Hall ~
Alb Suffer street, TUESDAY, September B. 1890
al O'Clock A. M sharp. for the purpose OF parad-
ing. The court will move from their hall nj g.Ib
sharp. Every member Is expected TO participate
BY order. c. GAME n n
WILLIAM J. HERSHEY, Rec Sec ae5 a.
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OUTLAWS AT PEACE.
LEADERS OF THE FRENCH AND EyRRSOLR
DESPRRADOES
While in Jail Compromise and Decide to Let
Each Other GO-Ths State, However,
Does Not Agree-Twsnty-six
MWderers in Jail.

LOUISVILLE, KY. August 2s.-A let
ter from Captain Gather in command
OF the State troops, detailed to protect
Judge Lilly's court at Hazard. Perry
county, says that Z. +. French and
young Joe Eversole, the leaders OF the
factions in the French-Eversole feud.
with their followers To the number OF
twenty-siX are in Jail at Hazard. Only
four who were ever engaged In the
quarrel are now at large. The leaders.
French and Eversole. while in con-
tinement, have agreed To compromise
their differences. The letter closes as
follows:
SUNDAY French sent word to Mari.
commonwealth attorney, that he and
Eversole had settled the matter, and
that they had nollied the cases against
themselves and were going to hand over
the id scoundrels who had been bush
whacking. This Is not an i'm possible
conclusion Of the matter. The men who
have hired these murderers may go ac-
quilted and their tools hang. Judge
Lilly this morning made an order trans
ferring all the cases To Clark county.
The outlaws are In despair and Judge
Morton, in whose district Clark county
is, has the honor Of hanging more crim-
inals than any other Judgein Kentucky
The prisoners will be taken to Win
chester by the soldiers. There are so
many that some trouble Is feared in
getting them across the mountains, but
there is no doubt Of their being con-
| Quoted safely"
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FARMERS AROUSED.
Senator Faulkner on the Situation in
Pennsylvania.
cne-;oI T,sIsorr,u IN fIs RfOisfef.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 2s.-
Senator Faulkner returned to-day from
Williams Grove, Pa, where he yester-
cay addressed the assembled thousands
of farmers from several States who
meet their annually to discuss ques-
tions of interest to the producing classes.
Yesterday was Dtmocratic Day, and-be-
sides Senator Faulkner, eX-Lieutenant
Governor Black, and Beltzhoover, Dem
ocratic candidate for Congress, de-
livered addresses. Senator Faulk-
ner spoke for two hours upon
the tariff, and its effect upon the
farming interests. He had an audience
of over eight thousand, composed almost
entirely of farmers. after my speech, "
said the Senator tonight, Il was de-
tanned for more than half an hour to
meet farmers of the audience. | was
extremely gratifed at their expressions
with regard to the political situation,
and particularly as regards the tariff.
Right there in the presence of scores
OF men, not less than fifteen or
twenty farmers openly declared that
though they had formerly been Repuli-
cans, they had cast their last vote for
that party. They said they had been
convinced that the taxing policy of the
Republican party bore with special
hardships upon the farmers. The
farmers who declared themselves done
with the Re publican party had been at
tentively and inteligently studying the
question of tariff taxation, and | was
assured that all through Pennsylvania
the farmers are awakened to the evil
effects upon them of the existing tariff
sYstem.n
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STATE TAKES HOLD.
THE BOARD OF ARBTTRATORS TO INVESTIGATE
THE STRIKE
Situation on the New York Csntral-POwderly
Replies 10 Arthur and Denies That
K. Of l. Men Took Engineers Places.
Switchmens Strike.

ALBANY, n. Y, August 9S.-The fol-
lowing notice was to-day ordered served
by the State Board of Mediation and
Arbitration upon Third Vice President
Webb, of the Central Hudson railroad,
and upon Master Workman f. j. Lee,
of District Assembly 246 Knights of La
Dor:
Dear Sir;-At meeting OF the State
Board of Mediation and Arbitration held
at the capitol this day, the following
resolution was adopted:
RcSolrcd, That In the judgment of
this Board il is best to inquire into the
cause, or causes OF the controversy
growing out Of the difference between
the New York, Chicago & Hudson Riv-
er Railroad Co. and certain of its en-
plOyeS, who on and since the sth inst,
have gone on a strike. and such inquiry
be commenced in the city of New York
on Tuesday next, at 10 o'clock, at such
place as may be hereafter designated.
IL is requested that the parties to the
controversy be prepared with their evil
dence TO enable the Board to proceed
promptly with the investigation at the
time named.
Witnesses for whose attendance pro-
cess may be required will be summoned
by subpoena on presentation of their
names and residence TO the undersigned.
Respectfully yours,
CHAS. j. MADDEN, Secretary.
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CENSUS BITTERNESS.
Trial of the Minneapolis Enumerators-An
Appeal for Tar and Feathers.

MINNEAPOLIS, August 2s.-An extra
ordinary scene was witnessed in court
here yesterday afternoon. The cases Of
the six enumerators charged with con-
spiracy to pad the Minneapolis census
were called before United States Com
missioner 0dell. United States District
Attorney Baxter considered Commits
sioner Odell biased, on account of being
a Minneapolis man, and he refused to
prosecute, but issued new warrant re-
turnable before Commissioner Morey, of
Winona, at st. Paul.
Mr.. Hart, of the defense, protested
against this move, and Mr.. Baxter said
the action was taken under the direc-
tionS of the Department Of Justice at
Washington. This reply made Attor-
ney Hart angry, and he called upon the
spectators to tar and feather the Dis
trict Attorney. The crowd applauded
but made no move to act. The Com
missioner did not rebuke the outbreak.
Mr.. Baxter firmly refuses to prosecute
until the cases are transferred, and
Commissioner Odell refuses to adjourn
the Court. Six deputy marShals, heav-
ily armed, are in che Court room pre-
pared to act in case any attempt is made
TO harm the District Attorney.
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THE OPERA HOUSE.
.Fabio Romani' to Open Monday Even



ing.
The attraction at this house for the week
commencing Monday, will be Alden Bene-
diets remarkably strong melO-drama en-
titled 'FabO Romani, with new and elc-
CANT costumes, fine scenery, etc. The ac-
tion of the play is rapid, the scenes are
startling, and therefore the listener aud
spectator Is carried along very largely by
his interest in the story and his expecta-
tions of a startling climax The scenery
used In this production Of the play are
finely painted drops, making an effective
background for stage pictures, and all are
said 10 be wonderfully realistic and cor
rect The drama is new and the theme Of
the play is entirely new. The burial Of a
man alive. his escape from the tomb, and
subsequent vengeance on his enemies, in
cluding q faithless wife. on whom he takes
a refinement Of vengeance that could only
be conceived in an Italians breast The
play is in five tableauX. The first tableaux
Is the harbor Of Naples with MI. Nesuyius
In the distance The second IS the interior
and exterior OF the mausOleum OF the Ro-
mani family. weeping willows, cypress
trees and Illuminated cathedral, ruOnu-
ments, tOmbstones, etc, and distant view
Of Naples and bay Third the ROmani
palace (exteriOr view and grounds. and
distant view (as from a hill top Of Naples
and the bay and NJ. Nesuvius. Fourth,
Artistic Studio. In the last act an effect
will be produced. q realistic eruption OF
Mt Vesuvius and an earthquake shaking
temples. trees. tOmbs, etc, 20 pieces, and
causing the solid earth 10 settle with the
ruins beneath the level Of the sea, which
rlshes in and covers all from view.
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RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.
$4,000 To BE Paid For Certificate OF
Incorporation.

COLUMBUS, o., August 2s.-The big
geSt certificate of Incorporation for a
railroad ever issued in Ohio is that just
granted for the consolidation of the
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st. Louis, the
Chicago, st. Louis and PittSburg, the
Cincinnati and Richmond and the JEFF
fersonville, Madison and indianapolis
railways. The capital stock is SIS, ,O0O,-
600, and, according to the articles of
incorporation, it is the intention of the
new company to issue bonds for S75,-
900, 900, thus making the working cap
ital really S15O,OOO,OOO Hon. J. T.
Brooks, general counsel for the com
pany, refuses to pay all of the fee of
incorporation, which is S75, 1000, claim
ing that only portion of the road is in
Ohio. Secretary of State Ryan refuses
to accept any partial payment, and the
entire amount will be probably paid in,
but under protest
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POWDERLY REPLIES.
lie Denies that X. of L. Men Took Engi-
neers Places.

NEW YORK, August 9S.-Mr. Powder
ly makes the following statement, COM
menting on Mr.. Arthur'S letter:
The main question has not been
touched upon by Mr.. Arthur in any
thing that l have seen yet. \ simple
expression from his lips in opposition to
the taking OF the places of iiremen by
engineers who are Brotherhood men
would settle the matter, and that he
has not done yet.
"ThoSe who took the places of engin-
GERS on the % had already abandoned
X. of l.. before they did that act of
treachery. When they went west from
the Reading, warned the order and or
ganized labor against them. and did it
publicly. When Mr.. Sargent, for
whom have the greatest respect, wired
me. asking if these men represented me
in any way, my answer was, they yiO-
late their obligations As Knights in do
ing as you represent. Pay no attention
90 them. They represent no one but
themselves and their actions will not be
sustained by the order of the knights
of Labor. Such men should be oStra-
cised by all honest men
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SWING TO ETERNITY
.,rv--s AND .BR0cKY- SMITH HANGED
AT COLUMBUS
ren n ae Night Iue-B'ia
v Dah B,aya.y-lsgih a Mere
-u.s.rv li TIER Herr-
BE Crimes.

.,wr-. 3D.. August 29.-Leuth
m bore themselves with great
during thc entire evening and
ap Co tine time the scahold
The death warrants were
r. mm 90 % p. m- wheh
advisors took leave of the
Lcath Ietta statement
.... admitting the crime ana
- r.t -hc object was lust, ne
wn. disposns oi ms
f, Leuth was hanged
um only to say ,oat ne '9l- ,'-
urged the officials 20 o%c %
v. tae work. lie died in l'
a-bout O. struggle Ihs u-p ,
...- .- ie.05 o.. ODD. lnr o'oH | -s
IND iu less than 90 minutes minute,
r, 0a ,le uap ltc adn,,.,' ,.
expressed regrets ,heteloIe, ,,
.- ruu,d thanks 90 .' lne
..-..r and family. DO was '"er,l .,,.
-..... .ae when he dropped. Iue
..... .,.-.a a.a-r piece o, WORK.
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RIVER RIPPLES.
News About the Boats and Boatmen on
the Ohio

News About the Boats and Boatmen on
the Ohio.
The Batcheler is expected to leave Pitts
burg to-day
The marks at the landing last evening
showed 10 feet inches in the channel and
about stationary. The river rose rapidly
during Wednesday night and yesterday
morning, and considerable drift ran out.
The marks at upstream points, last night
were as follows: Pittsburg feet 5 inches
and falling; Warren, Pa , ~ feet and fall
ing; Morgantown, feet 3 inches and fall
ing: Brownsville, Pa, Q feet = inches and
stationary.
The tow-boat will extend to the Big
Kanawha and the following boats are on
their way out with tOws: ID. r. Lane
John Dana, VIM. Ernst, Ida Budd, Iron
Cliff. Winifrede aud Crown Hill. IL is
thought about l,OO0, 900 bushels Of coal will
90 out this trip.
Capt. H. W. Smith, Of Martins Ferry,
who was at West Brownsville. Pa, when
the present raise started, tclegraphed 10
President Cochran, of the Wheeling Bridge
and Terminal Company: Good water
coming: look out for the channel span. -
The kindly warning was promptly ac-
knowledged by President Cochran.
The following named boats left Pittsburg
with coal Wednesday, and quite a number
PASSED this city Wednesday, yesterday and
last night In the afternoon Of Wednesday
Joseph Walton * Co. sent out the John F.
Walton with "a barges and , fuels: the
Coal City with Is barges and fuel and the
George Shiras with u barges; total 40
barges. fuels, al 600 bushels w n.
Browns Sons sent the Sam Brown with IS
barges and the Alex Swift with II barges
total shipment, $4,000 bushels. W. W.
O'Neil * Co sent the Dick Miller out with
. 10 barges and , fuel fats, i4j, 900 bushels.
The Advance Coal Company sent out the
John Moren with y barges, 10000 bush
els. #. VI Jenkins * Co. sent out the
Robert Jenkins with Il barges, 10000
bushels John a. Wood * Son sent out the
Jim Wood with boats and barges and
the r. ID. Wood with y barges; total 9j1,
900 bushels. Yesterday the Maggie went
out with light boats and = box boats. The
NJ. Clare. for the Marnet Coal Company
of Cincinnati. also left with boats and
barges. O'Neils sent out the Belle Nc
Gowan with barges and the little Fred
with 10. and Marshall Mcdonald sent out
the Hornet with II barges, the Beaver with
"A barges and the Blackmore with 10
barges.
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Alleged Pension Shark Arrested.

Special Telegram 10 me HegistT
CLARKsBURG, w. Va, August 2S.-Wil-
liam A. Edgell, a notary public and local
pension claim attorney, who resides near
Browns Mill, Harrison county, was ar
rested by Special Agent \. w. Roome,
and taken before L. 5. Commissioner
Spates, at Clarksburg, w. Va, who held
Edgell under bond Of 81 900, to await his
trial at the next term of the L. 5. Court.
Edgell is now under some four or five diff
ferent indictments, for forgery, making
false affidavits, and taking an illegal fee
from poor soldiers widow named Sarah
Swiger, for his services in the prosecution
of her claim for pension.
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OUR APPROPRIATIONS.
West vIrglnias Interests Being Carefully
Looked After.

SpecidI Telegram 10 he Re0isfeT.
WASHINGTON, August 2s.-Represent-
ative Anderson, who had leave Of alb
sence because of the illness of his wife,
has returned to Washington to watch
the interests of his district in the River
and Harbor bill. The Senate increased
the appropriation for the Great Kama
wha from 5000, 900 to S3lO,0 600, and made
other increases for the Third district.
Senator Faulkner procured these in
creases, and now that the bill is in con-
ference, Mr.. Anderson, together with
Senators Kenna and Faulkner and Rep
reSentatve Wilson, is here to see that
none of the appropriations are reduced.
Up to the present the conferees have not
cut down West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-29
CONDENSED NEWS.

Large numbers Of South African miners
are aocking to the Montana gold fields.
A syndicate Of English capitalists are ne, ne,
qotiafing for the purchase Of all the wooien
mills of Providence, Rhode Island.
The administration has demanded the
resignation Of Gov. Wofey, Of Arizona
Geo. Gilbert. Youngstown, Ohio, miser;
who lived on three cents day, has died
worth $4,000.
VA. Overton, an aged Baptist minister
Of Green county, Ca, committed suicide oy
shooting himself.
At Bayonne, y. J., VIM. Frainell stabbed
and killed his brother-in-law, VIM. fraup.
The Nebraska Prohibitionists nominated
DR. b. L. Paine for Governor.
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nIIchlrnn RepnhIIcnn convenllon.

DETROIT. Mich, August 2S-At 9:45
O'Clock this morning Temporary Chairman
VanZile raped the Republican State Con
vention to order. The platform was then
read and adopted Applause followed the
praise of the Harrison administration, and
the various planks on national affairs.
Nomination OF candidates for Governor
being in order, John Holbrook, of lngham,
presented the name of James NJ. Turner, OF
Lansing, and Judge Moore, OF Lapeer,
nominated John T. Rich, of Elba. Turner
was nominated on the first ballot, the vote
standing: Turner 400. Rich "A.
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BERTH IN A STRAW STACK.
Remarkable Story Told by an Indiana
Young Woman.

MARTINsvILLE, IND., August 2S.-Miss
Ieona Myers, the Young lady who disap-
peared from her home in Brownsburg about
len DAYS ago, was found few days ago by
a detective at Plainfield in the house Of a
colored man, where she lies seriously III.
She has recovered enough TO tell an extra
ordinary story of her disappearance. Near
where she worked was straw stack. Here
she was kept three days and nights and be-
came a mother During this time she was
unconscious Last Thursday she made her
wav TO the house in Plainfield, where she
=