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N'H1NLEY TO HIS NEIGHBORS.
THE PEOPLE OF CANTON GIVE HIM A
HEARTY WELCOME
HE TELL, THEN THAT THEIR GREETING LIGHT
LNS THE BURDEN OF HIS PUBLIC DUTY
THE AssEMBLAGE MADE Up
OF ALL PARTIES.
fBY IELEGKApH 10 THE TkIBCNE.r


Canton. OHIO. May :}.-Major William Mckinley
arrived here this morning at 10 o'co'k looking as
well could expected after hi> months aru0n'
labor. lie va, accompanied by hi, wife ana private
secretary and >prnt the day greeting his numerous
callers at his home. In south M'rhrt>t, In the
evening he rendered a reception and serrnad'. at
tended bv thousands Of citizens Of all parties ana
political beliefs and for r"nun" enthusiasm 1t cA
cecded any political incident witnessed hero for y"ar>.
Republicans. Democrats and Prohibitonl>ts seemed
proud and c;,ecr to welcome him home. At 8
y. M ia" Grand Army ba'd headed the parade Tor
his r~sid"nre and in the crowd which filled the yard
and streets were 1000 from the great Duebcr
watch factory. After the band had PLAYED halG
Mckinley appeared on the porch and wa, welcomed
home In A neat speech by George r.. Baldwin. who
voced "a" sentiment Of all when he said tlat the
people were proud aud glad 10 greet Tie man WI"
Lad hrn the foremost statesman in III" country dur
lnC The session 81 COneir.S il~t ended. Major Nc
Knlcv VS. given spDitanc"G, ovation asa was
iilt riTiptrd many times by Wild applau~'. II" @ud
If u,thIn: would b. needed 10 make Canton and
stark County dc:lIcr to than they always have been
TN, most magnificent reception ~ me would produce
lat effect. For rf:rcn YEAR | have been going Ia
public duties and back again home ard HAY" Away
f-t that | have had your approval and that Won
AWAY, followed me. Irrespective Of party. with Your
best wrh"'. thanh YOU more than can
md word, 70 eAprcss. without yonr con
:d"n'" without your fricud-hip without your I"h my
putr services for III" last fourteen years would "niy
have been full VI drIdycry and labor ana with thee
manif.-tttion>. comes thar sensation without which
puii services would hr. i,dc"d. hur1"l. Th~ r"''p
tou tom :ht. after ten months OF ab."n'c i especially
.ritifyUig to ne. hctdusc there htN, perhaps. h"'
been any oilrr man ia the country who has had
hrapcd np"u hiu much oi bitcrn"s, and hb'se as
your representative. Tru". most Of 1t m.a con" from
tie other >d" wll~rc ~" p"Dplc have u" IA
tclr,t IN The v"far' Of the 'nrd
states l..r pi.>l.I.fy and glory II
L., come from t..o>- Ia 1t, iilowld-r ALI
tn "nr m: N" VA. Il NJ stAr I'd strip hat
move. and 1--we, ia this grand .iIir'ic"n Sdt0H'
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TIE LIEEL on THE PRINCE.

I o the Editor OF In r unc.
sir: Permit me to remark. with reference TO yonr
editorial headed Princes and Iuril>ts" in the issue
of september -. that read II With much Iccwt
mite ADMIT tlAt II is clear. ana would irrddih" ap
proiat-lv the columns OF some If l"ur cOnici uar,
IN %,W.Yorn BAT IL and tenor app"? I" mo. As
an old r. adler If The Tribune. entirely out If place.
First the Wr.tyr docs not know HIS facts. Tie
grvunen If th' whole libel * IN IN" district III wi'h
th, scene IL, laid one OF the most Gl-rrpua'lc IN Mon
treal the Inference hNiuc that II. L. H. Wa Oh his
return from quo tloDa.lc resorts.
Them Her Majesty has not ,ienitcd her desire TINT
a. prosecution be Dropped ad t' >iI'"In'n III N"nr
Article that tho Prime Is n.G'l,tood t. r'fnrh TIC
vrnl, ,a:lr A. Il Joke l. cntciy .ratnlt"1> ana cF
rrI.enu~
The fact j. hat the writer OF tie vi" connection h'N
b,~u .,.lly o. many other equally n''d'' ''"'
Inventions which n!tcd Statr irW~l"i"l> 81 Il
low order have been only eager I" publish Lac
rrhuu, has frequently been an rxc"p:i'n N"'''fr'
cr Whose. ,eest II. Il. H. a>-!"'!rdlH r>'H'ed ..'
hr,.,. d If Hospitality a. we'll - th' lis"i l" t''
Prince. aid g." pr"5Gtnt"r W." Wt' ;y.rr ''" a. the
i,.,,, Of ,!r ROYAL f,mi, o. t'r -'.!''' ~ VII i
wr',.I h.> no littIlilcL Of s'"Hp'rI hr ~. l''
ha, D; course had Tie aW!ul NNi'i't"i ' "'!"- .r
matted 4. "CnloiItl .l"aurt>. lat he i n"!h1
=. wcl can 20 expected and ma: r''"I',' ,.-
y the meantime You viii permit Il >H"ii'h"er
q, ,>ur,., III, rc.lct thtN Inc Til''ut h,.H !'''c
.iy,u thr slightest engagement I" tc'c Lars VII"
nav. 80 oft"n di-graccd C.lada" Journalism
les, | too mch' be a '.>"d q" 'H:'dN "i'"4 :"
.,,r,i.n INV consuming l"y,ty." VII aeh Won 10
.Ii,w me 10 adopt the tire honorcd aioaym.iA 81
'''" 'e " A CONSTANT EEApi.K.
N,nt,rIl S-.pt. -, l-3o.
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TIE PRESIDENTS WESTERN TRIP.
w,rI. MEET THE SOLDIERS OF HIS OLD
,,,oApE AT GAIEsBuRG on WEDNESDAY.

- WILL MEET THE SOLDIERS OF HIS OLD
,.1eApE AT GALEsBURG on WEDNESDAY.
v,shineton Oct. 3.-Thc preliminary details only
. .ne Presidents Western "Trip have been ARA scd and
49, are subject to slight changes 1t /, iulN
....isd however, that the President and his party
I'M ,eave Washington Monday morning al ii "a
,.,oeR on the Chesapeake and Ohio road FOR Gin
..e.h where a short stop will be made Tu"sfay
lining to change Tie party will then pro
- 70 Galesburg. ILL.,, reaching there Wednesday
.,o,nins At this place the President will attend the
oniou Of his brigade in the afternoon. and VIII leave
- the same evening for Ottumwa Iowa. where he
N, amend Thursday which will be soldiers Day al
,Aa Exposition. That night the President VIII be
s.seu 10 Topeka, KAN arriving there III the morning
"a remaining there until aboat O'Clock When he
II, take the train 10 Kansas City. arriving there TWO
Aours later. lie will be the guest OF his brother WHO
Nves IN that city. until evening when he VIII leave
,hae for ST. Louis to attend TIL annG, festival OF the
torewes OF the Yelled Prophet, SATURDAY That nlIht
n. will 60 to indianapolis to spt.d sunday
On Monday morning at O'Clock lie viii leave III
A.snapos arriving PittsburS In time Ia take the
,.ht Train for WASHINGTON. The patty il yet
.omplete but II Is certain that ia" IrC>Id"It VIII b"
senoinpsnied by the Attorney Gene: al. Marshal Eu.
m and Private secretary lIaliOG No ladies VIII
zcmpany the Presid on tn trip.
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EUTES OF THE STAGE.

There is to be another po>tponmcn' ana herman
nav theatre will moi be opcncd TIL one week from
=. n,,n& ,n.,.ah Of topi,t a. VA, nor. or Il 'cn
Adnptlx expectcd Miss Minnie Palmer Will tle"
piay Seustt:e' which she las bccI ei'!Ar "ut %
town for the last few nights
Lev Dockstade:. WHO h;-' not t"'n soon on TIC
staxe IN New.York since ms n.,OgtIncs Of Lcar!T i
600, .co will anpesr 4, The GI7,IG opera u >r o.
Monday evening with Primrose {" W">t'- Nih-'i'l>
He hss met with much favor w."7"''i ln" r..'i''V
Las gone thus far and il /, proac! thai all Ae >">
and dos will be new
Francis Wilson's last performances Of D." The Merry
Monarch- Will be given al IL" i!io.,!Nay Theatre
this af>ernr,n aud evcuiN. T.. lpSii-i Ati''""htn
company ends rs short engagement a. -" l.!!"H.
The company that Is ~ snr?Jr' MI a'f VI. hchcai
On their tour In this country arrived here vceia; Oh
the White Star steamer C'>minlc.
General s,ck!.s will give a rh".'rr pi!1y AT tie
Cssno this evening In honor Of the Come nc Pdie.
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SELECTIONS FROM TIE NAIL.
TOO MUCH HONOR FOR SANDY.
But THE CHILDREN INFANT WEI


TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Your story of Der Try-bunc" reminds ne
Of war story, which believe 10 be the IN every
payto ular. slice was the Inspector
There was once captain in The United states
Army who wanted 20 lie colonel IN The thl'N
states Army. He Vent into the negro bushes AID
MARRIED the teacher Of negro school IN N0rihC a"'t
and seemed happy. But he lonscd for that 'ol"nc Y,
and he wanted to hc reported i'll Washington " an
enthusiastic Administration man. lie rnnldnt got
there, but she helped him III the following way,
through as>du0uS attention 70 the Instruction OF the
very Young negroes. Slc prepare" thcm Tor orr IN
spectinn with the following result Grcat show,
lot Of nesro,> and wife questioning before the IN
,prct"r. After twenty qur-'"lN were answered. the
following: Now dear Children. who gave N"n al
this knowledge! WHO gave Your fathers and mothers
noin"> a'ti VINO i Won" lrddcr
An>Nrl-. Md~>I t,cu'l ~aN!I."
Right dear ,hlMicu. right: Now. dear children.
who Cuthc, YOU, fccls you. iu>tIutts and protects
you o."
Vow. finally ,rar children. who made you -
Answer" Na.~.t -aNly.'
No. no: cod: Nat question belong 10 III" other
scI.r ch.Ml'r W.
New York. sept. so, l-"o
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4 >fRlNION FiNTOE Ui>GH1f ZIP.


-.r,ut.ni. uci =. H." J.r' 800 e. h'." q r:NiA''
ca, ni >nnlr Hu-lh .t'.' ~. E"' !" : -
.: IF 49,. PIN 'uo.ih t.,I 'i.A! "l. ID" 80
,,li.., ..tnr. b.. vfu e .ci. of :i""' D"H.' -
t,, Woman IN" D., -. 3 !:"l r. - ''rr have
,: f., h % and o. cv'd 'lD Grr.:r 'h" tom \"""-
ir ,.," La, b.,.r p'ldin; 'rHrt. bat tie - I''
.t,.i. had -,itunvd cr. nud IN '.'' Oh" l"i'h- "'I
,.- u.t ,"!yuiarl, Wnldia" h"I i,'' p"'''''' ID
H.. .lu,rh H.. r.. ..ut,.H vlll b. peg Ii'"':' d
T. and t. E.hrrt, - q gIadriic f lnr. I'D ilf W.
Iu.a. q. al SIS lL,,rL - i""t II" ~ '''' ''''
.c..c,l T.. ,r;niral operation. WA'm -h' h."I" con
,.,,.ni t.. While .ir Wa rr">r'1liI h"' '''> ~
rl - W,r.-. WHITTIER -hr t',r.d h.H. T''i" Il"
.,., a. Al IA. ur,uSr marry h.f. which i." Il"
.,,..,, IN America, and huih returned t. i' n.'"!
.,,., Nrr further cDmpDt"a- Il l"ri~ Ih'"ini"N
fused ~ innli -, pr,in. -. and 'fiih.'hI >' vas
,.ti:ri,t ,!,u-, h.lii whirh yer lNs-'"i Ron
t.-. ,i;,ti,r, r.dr "rtur> t'g .cli Ia a.. AM
.,... ,,.,..I ,l.urj to- 'hl tiL b. u ~. 't."
,..t n,i .,u So II. a''!ou- IA 49, "i.' de .'d be-
,,,u.J ..rc;f 900 year. Waie ihc-r ncr, ii'.'-~
We. "a plu-. 90, l,l"tt, mair'' a.
W..u ne .a,c hn,h rim" T." tuhl ''-i"f"'"' "
49, IcnrurI ,i Roberts VA ~ h'!n- aha W. iiI'"
l,r .rrd not appear owing I" nervous Iiin'" II l.
,,o ttnt rop.I, deceived III, counsel a we'll rs "A"
v,,,,,, AMI NJ, ,.,ro 'r ihcI prc,"nt" ne i'''ii'N
Iir ,l., ". .mpo' ID drmc~:ir bl ~" nan !, .
,rIut,. i'Jrii.i four Of her sta "i' ~h'
II, hcru - + 'IuIhr Attendant # MI i."i""',' ChtI''
h,. m anrd and wrpt In her Pc" N"i' h' wa pro-"
rr.,ri 10 d-,m,, the detail, Of ih" sandal b"' t"c
I ia,
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DR. MEREDITH TE>TIFIEN FHR rOrEG WORTH

The trial of Fred H. Worth. Who i chaie'F WIN
fe,or.oi~ly assalutiuc Kcu''1I Worth, "a -
nenclrat OF Sea C!iA. l.. l.. confirmed N"~i"r-'t'
IN Long Island CITY. 4 c"'.-t,li" NAMED l. ''t' .
~ho arrested Worth to- fled Ec f'I.d laH"d
revolver in the prisoners pocket AID ~" -" "N'i"
cartridges John L. Worth, s0A Of i:"'!A'H Worth,
testified that tie prisoner. after the a,-aul'. i"!t hA
that I've was up IN tie lott reading nose! """n Ar
heard Mr. Worth coming IN He iri"Ti L" " down dic
fell on Mr. Worth, wr'nch falling al the o!"li a.
the same time and striking Mr. "":ta .A 'ac hch"
The witness said that II IHi",> ii" for t.c "r
10 have fallen Oh H. father. IT," E"v. IT. l.. X
Meredith Of wko~c Cnurch Nou"g ""ii i m"Iilci /,
tssti0ed mat A. fer a. he hLcN Worth of gT"d
habts and attended the n'"In:> y lie" 'AAFtA i"tu
larry. Dr. Mitcheli and H'larh.d 70, NV I"rH.
testified that the wounds Of Mr. Worth cDid m mad"
BY something falling him. but not from direct blow
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,gvrD vuGS IS THE OhLAH"NA Lf"HH'' g.

,.u,,,,,. - r. oct = rr excitement "N'' NV
,.I,i'ul J. ,airIr Vl'! r"h''i II cav
, ,,, After ~" dru"u-ir. i:"H against
,,.,,ci PER-, ard 80 lat last ","nI"@ LA '''"
I, u,,n,u tuy \r'nrnr, " tHl":nh ''tN
..., -, 10 II, t,,t, -rn, tia t'h - IN - ore
, !, friend. nj Lnir. i0nr r"lrr'' ii'lN'' W.T.
c,..,.d on the street to-day H"'"i wv ""'" wv"
H., armed men Arrived ~ e." first = ih "' ''"'"'
,d vcrc among the Lr-i (" ~"'nr" ''"'' 81 Wv ''"
f., tl hall Of the Lower Hone tel u" VI" pH' INV "
It's rrgaihr SESSION.. fn"' '""' ,,
,i.nd. of the t'ithrle h'nS'r' "'""'''
, rrod v,rc Also prcsrnt Their prrsrIir'
..u,,a ,ntnnss trolling AnA II would have tAkon bu'
~. .chevt outS1saAk - bAvo csusc4 sc'iou' uouoe
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4 DENtCU ATTIC OFFICIAL ARRESTED.

Pali more. n't = (-p'' iil '"org" luvnll the Hi''
c.'r Reg Of Voter, Kent DI-tr't Prize"
,,cof - County, arrested lsi n!-h' by D'Plty
nitcd states Mar, hal Day, ard brought I" ii!u
Uior'. II" i CHARGED viii placing "n III" REGISTER
H., farIc> IL l,"r-pns not piv-''It And fn.!'nS 4"
adlIn'rr III" oa'l 10 persons pat upon N" registry
of voters II" J. also charged ".'h !."tIH; ~
,.'.r- e. h' ,'ri,n.H 80 H." 1t -; ta' "t"''T
,ltin.. AL Lot ~T.d!ns them n"tI" ihr'".h u.r
,..r.r IN, a.! III TIA, evening" 'h' D. ei"' i.'
tL. llrv T., ,t,.d L., him u nj trouble. II, h.
,.r, 20. .ri :"l Ia" "ri'". II" VA formerly .
n.,uli ..i Il tn H. -.itIrr
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DANCING At FAR RO'EAWAi

An ENJOYABLE dance va, given last !.cat al IA"
Cachapousha hu!,c Ia. E"'iaw"i. = wa inc
last Of the Friday night dance. al ~" "''' vas
led BY Farley Clarke. who danced W1th ". Hi'N''7'
and A. D. Mason, VITO had partner Ms h'r"''
The favors were many and b'u'i"I' Ai''l- ''
dancers were NJ. AID Mrs. CAc"vc!, NJ. d'' MI
judge Cowdln Mr.. and Nrs. E"," Ia " ii%'' Hf
And Mrs D. D. Lord ir.. Nr>. harley CLARKE Ny
and Mrs. Lloyd Asp.Ava.i. VI. AID NJ = '''' b.
Mr and Mrs. Frank -clieNch !"xhSl k"' 49, At' a.
Ms. +. La Mon ai'. ii! 90 NJ .'1. !,
John LaWre,lac.
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a Day nE CONTLNE ED RlIN

Tho rsstorn which la, held pf',.''-i'n Of the wno'
Atlantic Coast for the last w" dtt- c"utEI"d IT.
career yesterday with The rc~Ilt t"1' Ne" Yorker
were soaked ia moisture from ~" earliest h"Ii~ o..
yesterday morning until midnight. The showers "rH
light and Intermittent. bat they icli WIN ohrh ire
Queney that at midnight tnc total iattII Tor t"ci'N
-four hours measured Ia MrhcN. Ih' Hi'hai : TNh"
predictions are that some light showers m.i fall tn
incoming Tho Afternoon and cvciIh- arc iEc!Y ~ BE-
1xP and warmer.
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re. nak .,,. III M'r,. : V"'dr h".'' - ii'r"'"
-, ,,,,.,Ll. y H. ior ia" f." dN IT,.
, .h. - ice, nt much ,iirIn ~ = lt>'r~ D..
r,,. t,rr Ia I.cn .hat:rr"d II g. it'd ~ ''h'"I'
,u,,, tbr.ua =, ~. "hi,'' ~" f." .'' ~ ''
=, p, ,,.- r~,.il-. tui,V ~ to- '' 't'. ''' "''
T. -.,i E., r.su.I' "'ii'ii i"; TER 3. q o."
r.,,. Ia 8. "a t.ii."nt'.r-. Hnd - eye "''"
Oil, O.. ,l,,.t Il. III :nhn!Ir arrnrr'rirI'> "'
49,, , go. ut t,.. IN, ..ufln'i 80 il"t h.'.'.'
.,'hi :. rhr .,ii". OFFICIAL nl>" -" ii' T." '''
',Iur. ia,,' 81 ~" H''ln';' 'n'i " pow 'F "'-'
nm. IN th, Z, IL. ~ a h"I~'
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a. fsLlyU UDuE FOR the fWERRi WAN"'HS

The I,ovcrnuc J;Gid of the Manhattan h'h"''
t1u,, held a r,rctiuc lat night at th"i 'ihh f'"'"
and unanimously decided Ia bay B"rf'hi's I'"'" III
,i.e sound paying for It aI2''"o ana ~ "p'"'
$500 Oh 4, for improvements hi,'y'f"ur ne" mem
c. wc,c cl, ted IL viz all" agreed TINT Zoo 'houlh
49, ,,.u..,, o, ,,.c,h uouo chuc With u return,
,IrLc, b, NORWAY III fiat he might compete ~ W.
4 ,tiug dhamplOnnLip fIiis "ihtf
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DIMINISHING TUEIK CITY CLHkh

Al meeting Of tive hoard Of Aldermen OF Long IsI
- en- last night y resolution passed Diminishing
SaeDas Kadie ~ City Clerk. This wan done at tn.
~oooou Of Mayor GLEASON. who Wa in7'r'""'''"'
having Ksdie appointed by the Aldermen IN JannaH
VII TIE Aldermen were Diminishing KAdic he w"'
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speaker Daniels wa, too ill., suffering from nervous cA
mustiOn caused hy the exciting scene Yesterday to
preside the session.
A. soon as tho House called 10 order.
Representative Tcrrill introduced resolution caii {;
attention to the presence Of armed men IN
the Chamber declaring their presence TO lc
undesirable and directing the sergeant al arms 70 erect
all spectators. newspaper men excepted. Inc resoiu
ton voted dOwn-2O to so.
Considering the probability Of a repetition Of yestcr
days r.oous scenes. it was deemed advisable to POI,
pone until to morrow further action the capital
question.
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censure. Mr. Joes repeated his remark and this Tina
the Young hear! him.
Not an Instant dl he hesitate, but he Immediately
tried 10 SQUARE himself. While every watch.
Ing him. he looked sIuarcy at the preacher and said
10 right ahead, Mr.. Jones, you bothcrlng mes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
THETR HOT Rs or WORK WERE IfjO INV.

The trouble at the Adams E1pscS, COMPANY PI''
u TIE Pcnnsylvanih Railroad depot ~ jersey Guy hi
BOT abat~d YESTERDAY Tn" diihcIlH w"r" ne ir''''"
By the ro,gnsion Of two Of the mot cs?r"n'ed n'"
Caller Marshall and entry clcrk nan''i fhe'p'
Nsw men were put IN their place. but were "na'r L"
y the work. They resigned because the phS -, al
o0Hin Va TOO mich for them since the trOIulc 70"
20 hey have been wording from 80 a.. m u,
" Nd 10 O'Clock at night The platform lat nfn'
~ piled high with freight. and the men were str""
kliAa ~
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A WEDDING.

Pennington. Ne, Oct. 1>pecial'-A' the First Con
sor,uona Church here today, Harry CLIFFORD Wood.
d New.YOrk City, and MIS-. Charlotte eldest daughter
d NJ. and Mrs. Joseph ". Fairbanks. were married
b. the Rev. Hugh Elder. Tie ushers were Arthur +.
HAlcher DR.. John Nichols william! bcchcr and Abbott
Cf1gtu, and the best man was tieorge h. ROc"rs.
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TUr ,..yTE Ur PtRISN VALET DIES

The young Nu 'traH valet II ~" Count Mari has''
thirty ui." years u!d. died AT o"iO'h last night ID
Il Vincent, U:>i,..al He had been taken from tho
steamer t,cl nnrc ~ > - lutk IN the aif-inoOn. ana
had been Wdr tire care If Tie steamer, Doctor
d. T. lncl. a,l l,r. Re anir". 0t IN" toiu''S >ite
Dr. hrcini.rr -. Wfl IT," ~irh nan Wien tic dloo
II,a, va, "a native Of l;0shOint1, Austria.
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WI" was nominated by the regular Democratic state
Convention september 10. II is forceonc con
clli>ioh that Judge 4. E. Haskell. Of this city,
life long Democrat, VIII lie the unanimous choice Of
this conference. In addition to 1j.o0o or 10000
straiChiout" or ant!-Tnan Democratic voters, il
certain Thar Judge Haskell viii receive the solid
Republican vote Of the state which. II fairly counted,
Will make HIM the next Governor Of south Carolina.
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IT mn NOf BpTHEH NV

From me lnf;al, Express
Nl,u -aul Jones' was preaching IN 4 W. tern Town
,,ur. time ago lie vs., alnO'"d ny '0nri NAN VINO
"a whispering 10 hl' plIl iI"''h wv r''" a.
,ld sand n no 0, ger. h" ""hri ''f.l,h a. th'
,,,,,4 man and sad will paI-' until ~" young
,,, m fhr back Of the room gets through taking
.rrc .cn,. va, Intense aid every eye nse on w"
y,uns man whv va. sun whispering " his Girl ~"
M l,orn a., busy that he hSd not caught tue posenegs
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The ~ stem Onra Erprtiy Reduced by severe
attack Of DisIi..,,. other Powell Aac'ton mat IL
Womb hc lci.: t, h.,p by Won Dr. Jayn"'s Carmina
fly. isl-iIn 4 .Hr' curative fcr \>i'ir 'aohN
cr,rll,. Dy .i'c.y. and tlc >umrn"r Compliant OF
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TIE PRESIDENT AT TIE THEATRE

Washington oct D. Precedent Narri>"n. accom-
panied By Secretary IaLord and his daushteF "''n
ried box at Albaugh'S Grand opera lion>c "h''h Z"
~ftpexs Sol Smith Ru.ses iDpersonatol o, Moan N"!c
In "a Poor Relation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
WHAT'S GRANT AFTER

Mayor Grant was closetd Win Inspector Eyrn"'
Police Headquarters for half AN h1ur E'' evening
After the conference both gentlemen refused T. '"N
what 1t all about
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WITHDRAWAL ~ 30 Ms oF HE -ANDl HUN
lst.f

After arrival Of tie 80 boat az New l':N OH
Nu.dn ,nio.rr u. the ."a;- Of IN" "sahcy i"'"
Route" Wiz =" v.lidia"u or IN" -'a'pn.
For TIN. ~ ic'n- ~ VI RAJ Route sec dh'c
ul.ut H. tn pi,"r. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

Nan,ou or.y vat 90 ~" AE"f" an c"ntiNenss
to,,,I l.. ',..... b.. ..t'I -ft'' III !"-t arr anu
lar VAN Ai."tr. K" -.'I Nnrm"r', a-'hte, - l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

Newport R. l.. oct. 4.-The venerable historian
George Bancroft TO-DAY celebrated his n.n:e'A birth
Aay a. his home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

Not. 20, of r.1'r,sr, mus ne led rsed with III
naI,c amt aI.!c>~
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f., HTIEE~I%r I,LI>' l. On TIE &

- TIIEE~I.NI I,.lIN' = IN HE t',MNIITEE.
,a.,a 90. cot. q" .. j t,inpirll daj 'hu.r u
b, ii, c.u,. >iLr t".ili.,l t0irutf"4 ti in
,i,,. I,niti Of tie IT, bnDl.raH National Committee
-, VU" ~ irI amp II. > i"' I~l"id I"hn VI
Nt,Ii and I for T.: / Ml.h lac vh'aI'y IT, the
\ofini.l ,'lu'I';i"r 'iu.,'i the - -iGuaiIpu
4 onnrl t.""I." L.. bhvI. W,o he'd 10 ,'trI ans
-,nh.n' IT cnnn"cilpu Vith polite, ,unIlI. the
uii,r II bII,, to. h~a"IiI 81 The Nnfld', ar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04

locked up the police station at Hunters Point
charge Of being drunk.
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- SAME 4 Di.Mp Eat 10 oppose IlLLMAA.
Coum,Ia. - 6, 'ct. t-pccial.-A call viii III"
ned sunday nolnIn; bv ~" -'r,i.!;oni' Demo
rats 81 Marion County for 4 state conference 81
s'iagntuut" Democrat. I" >"nhi' In this city next
Ardn",ia, for the purpose ~ nominating Democratic
CANDIDATE iUs hOvcl:,m ~ opposition ~ l.. H. Tllps.