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from his district, tells me he can't count
but twelve who are for Cleveland, and q
friend who is personally and officially close
IL Mr. Brice says that there are only t ten
TO- Cleveland The Cleveland strength;
therefore, is between ten and fifteen, ana
the anti Cleveland between thirty ana
thirty-s six Hill has more of the antl-Cleve-
land strength than any other one man, put
they are united only OH the proposition that
Cleveland can't be elected, and they 10 not
want him. This is the situation III these
three important states. If the Morrison men y
control Illinois, as they claim, and VIII NOT
give her forty-eight votes to ClevelahG, IL
he needs them, and seventeen OF the lndlana
delegation and from thirty-one to thIrty-sl.H
in Ohio, stand firm i'll protest against
Cleveland's nomination, he will never get
it. His friends must break into these states
further than they have yet done to WIN.
There is little possibility of any. change III IN
Indiana or Ohio, but the situation IN LII
nois is not free from a great deal OF doupt.
There is opportunity for the Cleyeland ma
chine to effect many alliances. but IL does
not. at this time, seem possible to nominate
him without Illinois forty-eight votes, ana
a majority of them, enough to control the
Jys,ojn want another man. Illinois may
not be the key which unlocks the entire com,
bination, but it can't very well be unlocked
without Illinois
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HarriSOns Weakness.

Gath George Alfred Townsend telegraphed
The Chicago Tribune Thursday last: II
walked to the night session with ex-senator
Kellogg, of Louisiana, who predicted if Har.
rison was nominated, the most complete de-
feat of the party since Scott and Greeley He
dilated upon the president being nominated by
Georgia, which cast 1000 democratic ma
jority, and Texas, which gave twice as much ::
by Arkansas, where the republican party had
no organization, and by Kentucky Alabama
and Florida. He compared the campaign to
the defeat Of Arthurs administration follow
ing the detection of Blaine i'll 1881, when,
had Blaine been retained by Arthur, lie would
have brought his friends to the support Of
the ticket; but the result the party laying
down In New York, especially after the office
holders tritied with the state convention. He
said that in some of the far western states
1t was even threatened that electoral
ticket at all would be run. The violation of
the civil service laws by the pressure of
office holders to this convention would be
made the most Of. Mr.. Kellogg said that he
felt better satisfied to the HarrisonteS
take the responsibility of nominating their
man than to have the responsibility OF nomi-
natiu3 Blaiue''
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THE ANGRY CLOUDS,
Black and Furious, Sweeps Down Upon
williamson

The roaring, seething demon of the
clouds, which has been getting in its work
of death in the northwest, leaving havoc,
destruction and scores of dead in its path
paid Georgia Il visit Saturday.
Williamson, n thriving town of about
nine hundred inhabitants, on the Atlanta
and Florida road, was visited by the de-
structive monster, and the signs of that
awful visitation are to be seen i'll destroyed
dwellings, and business houses, uprooted
trees and general devastation.
News OF the disaster reached Atlanta
yesterday, and the details of the cyclone
recall the Fayetteville horror of u few
months ago, although no lives were lost in
this instance.
Saturday afternoon was extremely hot
and sutry at Williamson, and low, threat
ening clouds hung over the northwest.
About night the clouds became thicker
and blacller, and lightning cut many zig
gag figures upon its inky blaclncss. The
thunder murmured in an angry and subdued
that followed
Quickly the cloud came up, black as
night, and seemingly full of the fierce an
ger of the elements.
The inhabitants of Williamson watched
it apprehensively, and as it came nearer
and began to take the shape of IL V, their
fears grew into alarm. Big with anger,
the mighty cloud boiled up out of the night,
of which it seemed a part. 1t bore down
upon the village. There was u mighty,
kissing roar a dense and an awful black
ness, Il minute of fear, during which the
noise of falling timbers mingled with the
cyclones fury, and all was over
A perfect torrent of rain followed
The people of the town were terrorized,
and hudded in frightened groups i'll their
homes, but not a single inhabited dwelling
was taken by the storms fury.
The large warehouse of MIR. J. p. Baker
was completely ruined. 1t was fairly in
the path of the cyclone, and only wrecked
pile of brick and timbers was left.
The big warehouse belonging to Mr.. j.
T. Manley Jared no better, it suffering
complete destruction.
In one of these buildings was DR.. Ay-
cocks office. His furniture was almost
completely destroyed.
A large number of new wagons and bug
gies stored in the warehouses were ruined,
and the loss is considerable.
The new academy building was left
wreck. The storm vented its fury on the
handsome, new building and destroyed it.
The large gnnery of Mr.. B. H. Reeves
was in the cyclones wake, and as a result
it is almost an utter wreck. Other build.
ings were destroyed, and the damage
amounts to Il pretty good sum-
The people of Williamson received q
good scare, but, fortunately, not single
life WAS lost
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Went Into Mysteries.

London, June 24.-Five persons were
killed and eight injured by a collision early
this morning at Bishop Gate station on the
Great Eastern railway. Through some
misunderstanding the signals or orders of
two worllingmen's trains which daily bring
in to their work thousands of people from
the suburbs, ran into each other Hun
dreds of working girls were in the carriages
and the excitement naturally attendant
upon the accident was added to by their
wild shrieking. Many went into hyster-
les and the physicians summoned had their
hands full attending to them. Others
tainted and were carried from these car
riages in an unconscious condition. The
five dead were taken to the morgue while
ambulances carried the injured to the hos
pital.
The Scotch express on the Midland rail-
way ran into an engine at Leeds station
today. Seven persons were quite seriously
h,r,.t
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TAMMANY IS ON HAND.
They VIII Have Fine Time Socially, Even
If They Do Not Get Their Man

Chicago Telegram to The Constitution.
Chicago. June 19-The greatest sensa-
ton of the day outside OF political develop
ments was the arrival OF the Jammany
braves from New York. Nine hundred OF
them marched into the Leland hotel this
afternoon in all their war paints. = stuff
ed tiger had been placed over the desk OF
the horeI clerk, looking fierce and life
like, and the braves dropped their hats to
the animal above as each filed by.
Tammany rcigned supreme. The larger
part of the braves We're fine looking men,
and We're greatly admired by the vast
crowds who had gathered around the Michi-
gan Central dcnot and the hotels to wit
ness their arriyaSo All wore badges marked
'Tammany Hall, and Il majority of them
wore miniature pictures of Senator Hill
upon their coats 1t took two hours and
several drays to unload from the train
which bore the braves, the commissary de-
partment which rivalgd the California dele
CATION in number of barrels of beer, cases
of champagne, tcn-ycar-old Kentucky, and
wines of various kinds
Tammany did not remain in their quarters
long They were anxious for information
OF salvation. The reports that they had re-
ceived while on the way regarding the Hill
boom We're rather discouraging, and most
OF them at once hurried to the headquarters
at the Auditorium hotel. There they were
assured that the Hill boom was very much
alive, and that the reports which had gone
out to the contrary We're mugwump lies
Few of the big Tammany contingent had
anything i'll to say Of Cleveland They all
talked Hill, and said they were confident
that he would be the nominee. but there
did not seem to be n great deal of enthusi-
assn or earnestness in their avowas. Bridge
Commissioner Schwab, who is one of the
leaders in the councils of Tammany, said:
"Iammany will support the nominee. be
ne Cieyeiand or any other man. Our can
didate is David +. Hill. first, last and all
the time. We think he will be nominated. y
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Chronic DiseasesCured
to STAY Cured.

DIR. w. J. TUCKER cured Mrs Samuel
Mays, Stockbridge, Ga, wife Of tax collector
of Henry county, after she had been bed-rld-
den for many months. Home doctors all
failed in her ease. She now does all her house
work and has gained fifty pounds. Dr.
Tucker cured Mrs. W. r. ForniSs, Williams
burg Ala of a chronic trouble OF many years
standing DR.. Tucker cured Mrs. Ii. IL.
Cason, Fakston, Ga. after she had been given
I'D to die Or. Tucker cured Colonel j. Il.
Harris Columbus, Miss, of disease OF thirty
wears standing. DR.. Tucker cured Rev. D. u.
Hatcher Buda Tex, after he had tried in vain
TO Get relief Dr. Tucker cured Rev. William
Harmon Tallassee, Ala, after he had sur
fered twenty years. DR.. Tucker cured Mrs
NJ. E. Borders Choccolocco, Ala after all
other means had failed DIR. Tucker Will cure
YOU if YOU are afflicted and your case Is cura-
BILE He wants to cure YOU. but does
not want your money for nothing. 1t Is
very foolish to suffer when you can be cured
DIR. Tucker has treated chronic diseases for
twenty wears and knows how to cure them
Patients treated successfully by correspond
cnce. PAMPHLET AND QUESTION LIST
EREr, Address W. J. TUCKER. MD.
Piedmont Medical Institute, Marietta street.
miy29-Wk n K NJ ALBANIA "A-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-06-21

Rome July 15.-It is, semi-officially an
nour ced that King Eumbert and Queen Mar
garet will start Sunday for Potsdam, where
they will be the gu .sts Of The German empeI or
for four days They will be accompanied by
SigLor Brn, minister of foreign affairs; the
grand master of ceremonies, the first adde-
camp of his majesty and the secretary gen
erll Of the household. The fact that these Of
ticials will accompany their majesties imparts
high noliticaI impOrtlr ce to the visit.
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Ran Into n Drove of Cattle.

Galesburg, ILL.,, June 19.-Four men were
killed and twenty-five more or less injured
struction train on the kcithsburg branch
ran into drove of cattle three miles north
of Charleston, and was ditched. The en-
gineer was killed and his body buried under
the wreck. The other victims We're Italian
labOrerS
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Admission, Ala, June 13.-(Special)-T
third party men of Clay county have or
dered primary election to nominate Il
complete county ticket, also congressional
Reuben f. Kolb will be supported for gov
ernor, as will also the state ticket nominal
ed by his convention at Montgomery last
week.
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THE ONLY AVOWED CANDIDATES.
They Are Restricted to Cleveland Bill
and BOies.

and BOies.
Chicago Telegram to The Constitution.
Chicago, June 19.-The only avowed
presidential candidates in the field tonight
are Cleveland, Hill and Boies, and the sit
nation is cleared up to the extent of in
dicating plainly to all that dark horses are
not to be ushered into the political arena
unless Cleveland shall fail of nomination
on the first ballot.
Illinois for Cleveland.
The Illinois delegation, under the dlrec-
ton of General John NJ. Palmer, pressll,,
Dental candidate of the Prairie State, VIII
vote for Grover Cleveland on the first bal
lot, and probably on the various succeed
ing ballots, so long as the eXpresldent
shall be in the race. This announcement
which is unolcially made from the ILLINOIS
headquarters today, has given great, I'M I'M
petus to the Cleveland movement, ana the
leaders of the ex-presdent arc asserting
with great confidence, that they have now
assurances of the two-thlrds vote requisite
for the nomination.
Indiana Shaking.
Indiana has given unmistakable evil
dence that its delegation will not act as
q unit, and that Gray will hardly receive
more than seventeen to eighteen votes
from this state, the remaining twelve to
thirteen being cast for Cleveland.
Campbell VIII Not Run.
Ex-Governor Campbell has taken partic-
ular pains to announce that under no cir
cumstances will he allow his name to
enter the list of presidential candidates
The Cleveland people are relying explicitly
upon thirteen votes of Ohio being cast Tor
the great tariff reform leader. SO that
from Illinois, Indiana and ONO alone
there seems assured for Cleveland over
seventy votes, which yesterday appeared
to be wavering.
AS to Kentucky.
Kentucky, the other doubtful state, still
looms up as a" uncertain factor III every
estimate The cover of Henry Waiter
son seems to be having influence on that
delegation. and while many OF ITS members
are very friendly to Cleveland, the constant
friends of the ex-president are not yet re-
lying implicitly upon very substantial sup
port from the Blue Grass State.
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Indiana is another state which did not
stand by her favorite son, and she is not
going to. The delegation stands seven
teen for Gray and thirteen for Cleveland,
just as it did when it was elected. The
Cleveland men on the delegation swore
that the seventeen men must come to
them--that the thirteen would never go to
the seventeen. The result will be that
the thirteen men will stick to Cleveland,
and the seventeen will vote for Gray,
or anybody except Cleveland.
Ohio is another state which has repudi-
ated the favorite son idea, partly for the
reason that as there is no unit rule, no
favorite son can get the forty-six votes.
Governor Campbell can come as near it
as anybody, but there are men in the dele
CATION that would not vote for him to NOM
mate him. The delegation is decidedly
anti-Cleveland beyond question. The only
doubt is on the exact figures. The leaders
of the delegation e1aim thirty-one, and
concede fifteen to Cleveland, but Sim Don
ivan, an old newspaper man and politician.
who was defeated as q Cleveland delegate
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The Rlaines Going to Chicago.

Boston, June 19.-Hon. James G. Blaine
Mrs. Blaine and Miss Hattie Blaine arrived
breakfasted at Young's hotel, and left for
Chicago by the 1920 o'clock train.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-11-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

name. Ifyou wish to vote for some
of the candidates OF different political
partners, erase the names OF the can
didats you do not desire to vote for
and make a cross mark, x, after the
name of each candidate you desire to
vote for, II you wish to vote for a
person for q certain office whose
name is not on the ballot, write or
insert by a paster, the name in the
blank space under the printed name
of the candidates for the office. and
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right of it, Do not mark your ballot
i'm any other way. If you spoil your
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and get another;you cannot get more
than three in ALL Five minutes time,
is allowed in a booth to mark ballot
Unofficial ballot Or memorandum, to
assist the voter in marking his bal
lot, can be taken into the booth and
may be used to copy from, Do not
show any one how you have marked
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NOW TRY THIS.

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your ballot. After marking ballot,
fold it so that the inside can not be
seen, but SO that the printed indorse-
ments and signatures of the ballot
clerks on outside may be seen, Then
dass out Of the booth, give yourname
to the inspector in charge OF the bal
lot box, hand him your ballot to De
placed in the box, aud pass out OF the
voting place. A voter who declares
to the presiding officer trait he is I'M
able to read, or that by reason OF
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of one or two election offers in mark
ing same, to be chosen by the voter.
The presiding officer may administer
an oath, in his direction, as to such a
PERSONS disability. The party des
ign.tions and candidates for the diff :
ferent officers are as follows:
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and preare your ballot. A ballot
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If YOU wish to vote for all the candi-
dates nominated by any party, make
a cross mark, x, under the party
designation printed at the top OF the
ballot in the square made for that
pus pose, thus:
For the democratic candidates.
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Office of County Clerk,
Oct 03rd 1892.

To the electors of Oneida County:
Notice is hereby given that genera
election is to be held in the several
towns, wards and election precincts IN
the county of Oneida, on the 9TH DAY
of November, 1892, at which the officer
named below are to be chosen. Ih7
names of the candinates for each once
to he voted for whose nomination nave
been certified to this office, and the
question submitted to vote are given
opposite the names of the office and un-
der the appropriate party Oh other
designation, each III it's APPROPRIATE
column.
INFORMATION TO VOTERS.
Voters will receive a ballot from q
ballot clerk upon entering the poll
ing place and giving his name ana
residence. None other can be used.
Upon receiving your ballot retire
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E P BRENNAN, county clerk.
HOMESTEADS FOR ALL.

We can locate you upon 16O acres of
Government land in northeastern
Minnesota containing from one to two
million feet of white pine. These lands
arenbeing rapidly surveyed and two new
railroads will be built through them
the coming season. For full particulars
write us either at Eagle River or at the
Norris House Duluth Minnesota.
DENTON & WARK.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at WaltSau. wis.

Oct. 13. 1892.
lowing-named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Clerk of Court
at Rhinelander wis. on Dec. 5. 1892.
viz: Emmett Marco, Fl. Z. 1923 for the
N.E.4 Sec. 10, Up. 10, r. 10 E.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of. said land, viz:
Clint Croker, Mike Murphey, John
Moran and AL Croker, all Of Eagle
River Oneida Co. wis.
e. b. SANDERS.
Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Wausau, wis.


Sept. %. 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
loWing-named settler has filed notice of
his Intention to make final proof in sup
port Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the U. S. Land
Office at wausau Wis, on Nov. %, 1891
viz: William E. O'Connor H. Z. No.
64O4 for the Ell S. WI & N. WI S. Ell
Sec. %, TIP. 80 N r. E.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of. said land, viz:
NJ. G. Bells, H. L. Mumm and A. D.
Mcdonald all of TVausau Wis. and
Henry OConnor, of Eagle River His.
E. B. SANDERS.
Register.