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Evening journal., 1892-04-20
noslon nennhlIeans Meet.

Boston, April 30-The dinner Of the Re
publican Club Of Massachusetts,, at Music
hall, signaliEed the opening Of the national
campaign in this state Nearly 1000 Re
publicans sat at the tables. Among the
speakers were Senator Dolph, Theodore
Roosevelt and ex-Speaker Reed. The state
Republican convention is being held here
today. From al appearances Hon. W. W.
Crapo Hon William Cogswen and W. NJ.
Crane win be chosen delegates, while the
fourth choice seems 70 lie between ex-Gov-
ernors Ames aud Bracket
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Mr.. Bliss, Presidential Dinner.

NEW York, April The Herald claims
TO have learned the true story Of the dinner
given by Cornelius ~ Bliss in the interest
Of the denomination OF President Harrison.
The Herald says Mr.. Bliss was honest in his
intention 10 boom Mr.. Harrison, but that
unexpected opposition TO the president de
veloped When Mr Bliss saw how the land
lay The Herald declares that he said:
within a week President Harrison told
me that unless be saw there was a good
prospect Of his election he would not con
sent 20 run and that now he could with
draw with great dignity"
The Herald says that after all the Other
candidates had been discussed the politica
'confabn came 10 an end without having
come to any decided conclusion as 10 whs
should be chosen as the representative o.
the Republican party.
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An Insuranee swindIe.

SEATTLE, Wash, April 20 William Rad
Ion, whose supposed charred remains were
found in his burned house near the city. on
Saturday, carried S55, 900 Of life insurance
It was thought that his wife had conspired
with young Austrian, Louis Kasrouch, I,
get rid OF him, but the evidence tends e
show that the body was not that Of Radloff
II is now believed that he is IN a conspiracy
TO defraud the insurance companies, ant
procured a body from a ueighboring GENE
fgrV
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ReroIutlonary Battles CeIebrated.

CoSooRD, Mass, April 20.-The nth an
niversary Of the battles Of Concord aud
Lexington were appropriately observed
here. There was a constant ringing Of
bells and firing Of salutes
LEXINGTON, Mass, 20.-Lexington com
memorates the 1l7th anniversary Of the day
when a company Of l20 men under Captain
Parker withstood the assault of the red.
coats and won the first victory Of the Revo-
lutionary war on the village green. There
were salutes and bell ringing at sunrise,
and Boston drum corps awakened the citi.
zens by marching over the route taken by
the British April 10, 1715.
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
LIkE FRAYNEIs FATAL Sol.
Oklahoma Franks Serious Attempt &
IN lIln William TnII Hn.Inn..-

Oklahoma Franks Serious Attempt to
DO the william Tell Business.
KEEsPoRT, April 20.-Frank Seargent
who is known MS "Oklahoma Frank, while
attempting 70 do the William Tell business
by shooting an apple from the head Of his
assistant. Frank Ferguson, at the Worlds
theater here, accidentally shot the man in
the forehead. Ferguson is unconscious,
while Seargent is almost prostrated at the
accident, which he claims, is the first of
the kind in five years.
The shot was made by taking aim in a
mirror, and Seargent says that fog on the
mirror obscured his aim. The ball has not
yet been found The late Frank Frayne
killed his wife while attempting the same
feat
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Cleveland and Gray.

ISDIANAroLIs, April 2O.-The Democratic
state convention win be- held here Thurs
day. The Cleveland people propose 10 60
straight ahead, putting nothing but avOwed
supporters Of Cleveland on the delegation,
and the Gray faction seems equally deter.
.mined Senator Voorhees, says the conven-
material candidates have been drawn into
the fight and J. g. Shanklin is regarded as
the exponent of the Cleveland contingent,
while Claude Matthews holds the same
position with the Gray people.
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rher Indor.ed Mr.. nnrrlsnn.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, April 90 The Re-
publican convention Of the Twentieth CON
gressional district here nominated Hon.
John S'giford, Of Montgomery, and Hon.
Harvey J Donaldson. Of Saratoga county,
- delegates to the Republican national con.
yention. The convention passed resolutions
indorsing the administration of President
/ Harrison
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rhe AntI,. orer confdenl.
In III. Hnns.-

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-The house passed
a resolution to vacate the order Of general
''leave to print TO members who desired "a
submit remarks on the tariff and silver ques.
tion. resolution was also adopted au
thorizing the civil service committee to in
vestigate the alleged violation OF the civH
service law by certain officials in Baltimore
The remainder OF the session was devoted
to the consideration Of the contested cleo
tion case Of Noyes vs.. Rockwell, from the
Twenty-eighth district Of New York.
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Rlehmond terminal ReorraniratIon.

NEW York, April 2O.-The Olcott reor.
ganization committee Of the Richmond
Terminal announces that at the close Of busi-
ness there had been received by the Central
Trust company, as depositary, SSs, 49,, zoo
worth of securities under the plan Of reor-
..-.rllnllnu
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sh. ni.h fnr LIVE

BUFFALO, April 20 Maud Delby, young
woman Of questionable character, commit
ted suicide by taking Rough on Rats On
a page torn from q memorandum pad was
penciled "plcase send me home 10 my
mother, gn Seneca street died for love.
Her lover had forsaken her for another
tVnunu
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nlsmnrck wanted BeIeium Annexed.

PARIS, April 20.-The Temps publishes a
letter which il asserts to have been written
by the Emperor Napoleon July IS, 1870,
showing that Prince Bismarck urged Ma.
poleon in 1866 10 annex Belgium to France,
and offered 70 assist him against any power
opposing the annexation.
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Achr.nn fnr cnnnrnss.

PIrTsRURG, April 2O.-E. f. Acheson, OF
Washington county, was nominated for
congress by the Republican oenferees OF the
Twenty-fourth congressional district, com
prising Washington, Green, Fayette and
part OF Allegheny counties.
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IL Was a Runaway nIntch.

JERSEY CITY, April 2O.-Abraham Sim.
mons, aged twenty-five, and Eliza T. Nc
Gregor, aged twenty-one, both Of Elizabeth,
drove TO Justice Weeds Office in Jersey
City and We're married. They admitted
that it was "A runaway marriage because OF
parental objection
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nusINEss oPPnRTuNIrIEs-

TOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL hSTATE.-The we'll known "prlc-
tical Farmer" Hotel at Grubb's, Brandywine
hundred, Is Offered for sale, or will exchange
FOR city real estate: has been licensed Tor one
hundred years; the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
ter. has a splendid bar and hotel trade JOHN
on. Del
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-. La. ,rlr... A..all.nl

RALEIGH, n. C., April 2O-At Flat Rock
J. p. Jones, prominent young man, shot
and killed Michael l.. 3rookshire, his uncle,
a well known citizen. Brookshire was tried
recently on a charge Of outraging Jones'
wife, but was acquitted.
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
xEzzER
RlHaWW Wla

hours Oh vOumg. it n,s apparently been
one Of the most peaceablo fights Of the bal
lot ever waged In Louisiana There were
Eve tickets voted for, one headed by Nc
Emery Dem.l, one by Foster Dem.), one 10y
Breaux CRepl, one by Tannehill Peoples
Party, and one by Leonard Rep1
Evening journal., 1892-04-20

Rich Clay Diagonals For
a plain black or blue worsted
Suit we recommend a clay. Of
course there are clays and there
are limitations of clays. None
but the genuine goes on our
tables. and we guarantee them
as to holding their color and
for wear, beside they will not
shine or gloss like most wor-
steds do. We have them in
black and blue, cut in sacks,
cutaways and frocks.
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nn nrcnra fnr cle,rlnnd.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, April o. Mayor
John w. Coughlin. OF Fall River, and Hen
rs l.. Thatcher, OF Yarmouth, were elected
delegates to Chicago by the Thirteenth dis.
trict Democratic convention, which also
adopted Cleveland resolutions.
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onnn.ed 70 cIc,elnnd.

PORTLAND, Ore, April 20. The Demo
cratic state convention is in session here.
Oregon's delegation 20 the Democratic ma
tional convention win be opposed TO the
nomination Of Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
Gladstone on woman suffrage

LONDON, April 2O.-Mr. Gladstone has
written pamphlet on the woman suffrage
question, which he does not favor because
he considers that the question ought to be
further discussed by the press, and that the
time is not yet ripe for legislative action.
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
Ds,., chosen President.

ALBANY, April O-rhe New York state
Worlds fair commission met and elected
Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew president and
Gorton w. Van Allen, Of Auburn, vice
pregideut
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Passed by the Senate.

ALBANY, April ~. The senate passed the
Foley excise bin and the Farquhar election
inspectors bin, which reduces the number
of election inspectors in New York city
from four to three-two Democrats and one
Rapnblican
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
Canada's olive Branch,

OTTAWA April 20.-The Dominion gov.
ernment has sent communication to the
Newfoundland government proposing that
each government appoint two commission
ers to settle all difficulties between the
Dominion and the colony.
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rlnrI. snnIl,s nnnih.

WASHINGTON, April 2O.--J. B. Smell, of
Fulton, No, clerk TO the house committee
on coinage, weights and measures, died at
the Providence hospital Of typhoid fever,
aged forty-five years.
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
ncn.ocrnt. cnrrr NInrnrn rnIl..

NIAGARA FALLS, ~ Y, April 20 The
new city OF Nsgara Falls held lbs first mu-
nicipal election and was carried by the
Democrats. George W Wright was elected
mayor by $50 majority.
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Foster Eleclea oorernor.

NEW ORLEANS, April 20.-State senator
Murphy J. Foster will probably be the next
governor Of Louisiana The most exciting
election ever held in the state came to a
close last evening at o'clock after eleven
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
Fears for Van Horne's safety.

WASHINGTON, April 2O-Alarm is felt
here for the safety of Colonel Van Horne
and his troops, who were escorting the
raiding cattle men to Fort Douglas, Wyo-
ming
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xvor,hless and Absurd.

WAsHTNGToN, April 20.-The speaker laid
before the house memorial Of Captain
John Cowdon, the superscription on which
said, Showing not only the utter worth
lessnees but the absurdity Of the work Of
the Mississinni river commission
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
onerea $4,000 Tor autler,s Head.

CHARLESTON, S. c., April 2OWilliam
Laidley, who offered 5000 reward for the
head Of General B. F Butler during tbs
war, died, aged eighty-one. He was owner
OF the Charleston Courier at the time, and
through that paper the reward was offered.
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
EhItnr crnsnnr sentenced.

PoUoHKEEPsE, N. Y, April 20.-Levy
Crasper, editor of Rhe Sunday Sun here,
was sentenced by Judge Guernsey to pay a
fine Of Sl25 for criminal libel on eK-Alder-
man NJ. j. Downey.
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
Stole $4,000 from The Rank.

GRAND FORKS, n. d., April 2o.-The as
sistant cashier of the Union National bank,
Carl Nelson, is in Jail here for stealing Si0-
600 from the bank
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
A Bir blaze in Kenosha.

KENOsHA, Wis, April 20.-Fire destroyed
the Northeastern Mattress company, the
Kenosha Cab company and the Baldwin
coal yard, and 100000 feet of dry maple.
Loss over S25OO00.
Evening journal., 1892-04-20

Our great hold is on $40 and
$I2 Mems Suits. Nowhere
will you find the variety of
styles and shapes at these pop
ular prices as here. Over fifty
styles, and almost every day
we are adding more home
spuns, serges, black cheviots,
wood browns. cassimeres, cleo
trio blues. and others.
Silk Vests are here. Only
three styles at present, more
on the way, $3.50, SIS, SO
Linen Vests from 81 to So.
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
A nride,. Bodv I'm A LnIte.

SARATOGA, April 20.-The body Of Mrs.
William LOTUS, a young married woman
who disappeared from her home in this vii
lage, has been found in Geyser lake. She
was probably insane.
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
A very Naughty MilLmald.

ROCHESTER, Pa, April 20. .-Tillie Wack,
a fifteen-year-old millkmaid, after stealing
Sl6O, disappeared from home. The girl
was found in male attire living with tramps
near LeetOnia, o.
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
RosweII smith Dead.

NEW York, April 20-Roswen Smith,
president Of the Century company, died at
his home, "a East Fifty-first street.
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
suIcide at Rochester.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, April 20.--Fred Lieb
ritz, of - Hope street, committed suicide
by shooting himself while III.
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
senator. and Tho silver question.


WASHINGTON, April 20.-The feature Of thu
open session OF the senate was the short
hut spirited debate on an Arizona funding
bill, which, by indirection. brought up the
silver question and resulted in a yea and
nav vote on the question OF striking out the
words gold COIN and inserting lawful
money of the United States ia the interest
bearing provision of the bill This amend
ment was carried by 2S to "a but Mr.. Gray
Dell, who voted in the negative, took
occasion 20 deny that the vote had any
bearing on the free coinage question. Mr.
Palmer llsl who voted the same way. eu
planned that he did so in recognition OF the
right of Arizona TO manage her own Affairs
In her own way and to pay In gold If she
wanted TO. Mr. Hin az - voted for the
amendment without comment
An analysis of the vote shows few changes
from the detailed estimate made by a SEN
ator some time ago Of how a vote on any
proposition concerning the silver question
would stand but these changes, few ar they
are, are Of vital Importance and his estimate
placed ten Democratic senators in the anti
free silver column. These were Messrs
Hill a. ", Mcpherson and Blodgett a. J.l
Gray DELL, Butler (S. Cl Gibson ana
White d.al, Carlisle Qxyl, Palmer lfls.l
and Villas Wis 1t viii be seen that the
changes from the estimate were the votes
of Senators Hill, Blodgett and Butler, thus
taking away three supposedly anti-siivei
men from their predicted position ana
placing them In the free silver ranks. The
estimate made Senators German and Glib
son doubtful quantities, but presumed that
they would vote for free silver. Their
votes show that the presumption was cor
rect
The Anti's over Confident.
The result shows that the sanguine ex
pectations Of the anti-free silver men, that
free coinage bill could not pass the senate
were not based on such good grounds az
those who made up the estimate given had
reason TO suppose The estimate gave te
the free coinage proposition forty-four SEN
ators, just half the senate, the other side
of course having the remainder TO support
it, This would throw the deciding vote, so
it was argued, on Vice President Morton
and as he is anti-free coinage, it was bo
lieved that no free coinage legislation would
be enacted in the senate this session.
Evening journal., 1892-04-20
Jnstlce Lamar ont AeaIn.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-Justice Lamar,
Of the supreme court, has gained sufficient
strength 20 enable HIM to leave his room.
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sIruArIoNs WANrEp.

IRE ssAIAKER WANTS SEWING BY
~ the week with dreasmaker. Call. OF
address, Z. j. W., 60 We Ninth streets
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N. Y. Clothing 6 House.
MEETINGS FOR THIS EyENI Nc.

wILnSGToN, Wednesday. April 20. 1892.
Young Meas Democratic Club.
Hope Lodge, Independent Order odd Fellows
Naomi Rebek al Degree Lodge, /. O. o. +
MattahoOn Tribe. imp. Order Red Men.
Oriental Ledge. Knights OF Pythias
Clam ion Lodge. Knights Of Pythias.
Cigar Makers International Local Union.
Oriental Lodge y. r. a4d A M.
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.aELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
AILORESs-W WANTED GIRL TO WORK
Il on custom work. Apply Hs3 East Sixth
street. JOSEPH EBERI
,HANTED, SALESMAN. SALARY FROM
w start Permanent place. Brown Bros
Co.. Nurserymen, Rochester. n. Y.
UTANTED. ENERGETIC MEN
w TO solicit orders for nursery stock; ex-
penses aud salary 10 men who can leave home
and work steady; slsn c0mmissions 10 local
agents: write Tor terms and territory. Adj
dress, r. g. CHASE & CO., No. lfS0 5. Penn
Square, philadelnhia- pa
(HTANTED. - LADY AGENTS FOR THE
W Equitable life of New York. only rep e.
sentative women need apply, Excellent terms
% solicitors. ANSON A. MAHER. General
Agent EauitsbleBuilding.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-26
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81 TOR after at ~fUrnsrtes al tripenbe Stpmasler.
Oct onr.Ss life lanse, for ri be bsbiiae Yauier
nasasm Sttbets SGtninser os 9uuninser tbi ri laa
M islsn meb 9cninSen asterinb - funbe bsre ben
tomnlsnoe 8lno brute Oper 9anoets Sper1abe. Noos
i~etninssn msasm 9e9nsne paa bens g~armelie os ben
s~li,a8tiss, title, liseom ~itsnneubs Duerilaoe af Sauet
snntrins %, irsmbraste pua mig, os ies trur paa ale
aners, ION oar 9ionsr til oeune Scsne. Tom insen Orb
t~srnianr at bsitriUs - ct Snbtrpt al ~ansitelis 5Orpent.
ulrs, on ben bar blanbst ueS en- bib o. itart iprs
ssninlnssfulb Spanoins.
wtsn lanoan en- Storm, Tom jes IN cmtalsr, iarer
isrt alltsO; Opsr bore Supsbsr blsp bet isrItt Hart, ps
iaa 'slen ntsrtt al briuenbs Stper, ~iurinben Stcrmen
Hal o.; 81 iaa tpSeiis Sapsts Cpsrlabe, itribet bib
hsslpm SranSinseu UsO Sgiisn, euOum msbsns ganbet
eHtT'ns % par sanits bIuntt; os lao Tom, meb ct
!ansi % ltriSsnos Sp, StOrmsn Os ben 81, Iom ben
esSSs p'itst III Stum, uOsr %. DisbIittelio asb
Tsns.t ! strsn=: roo 9atst-Rafer % sRuubboltsr
sEaesSs, % bpsrt Yuut % bSert stag sr.u uuSer ben
plubisltss % ftaris Spanbins; stib.t lis.Iom paileoe
70 rasebe fob file, ib.t en- Ipar o. ruuebs uub.r
tas 1ous Os faiteos bet iisus mob Criam.n, iOm
Free % bplsbe &isssn, - % bet for berpaa aifeb
fN seilsns, Der bapbe 'afe fig friani, i~aainart be
otbrborbs graisr bar lOsist.
Oct bar beloist for Grpspenpr, at Stormn Tom