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Professor Axtell Selected.

ONTARIO, Aug. 2.-Professor f. G. AxtelI
4 the Northwestern University accepted
to-day position In Chaffey College, On
tario. and will take the department OF Latin
and Greek. beginning the present school
year.
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saloon-keeper. D.. Eigholz kept track Of
MN and finally captured him through his
WE. VINO had been left in Tacoma. he
had in the meantime received numbsr oi
seurrllous letters. He had an oficer follow
the woman and her goods to Seattle and
then 10 San Francisco, where her husband
was found and arrested.
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Held for Manslaughter.

PARIS, Aug. 2.--Marquis de Mores was
to-day arraigned on charge of man
slaughter. After the examination the Mar
quis was formally committed to stand trial.
-Four friends of the principals who acted as
seconds were also committed charged with
being accessories to the killing Of Captain
Meyer,
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had no rest, was all broken up, nervous to the
highest degree and nearly driven t. spsir. Al
that time read about the CuTICCRA RENEDtEs
intended to try them, and dropped the doctors,
AJter GppIytH0 CUTlCURk had fhe frst nigh IS
for severot 1ceekS Using the CUTTCURA, CUTICuEk
SOAP and CUTIcURA REsoLTEST with pr, p.I
Judgment my condition improved slowly hut surely
day by day. until after three months of
them WIS cured. Our minister, Rev. }. G. Per
rautt, in Mandan, knows me aud knows how
Suffered Any may wcit- TO him and he VIII
certify to the truth of this testimonial
Z. K. STEINbRUECK, Mandan. North Dakota.
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Russians OteupY ths pamir.

LONDON. Aug. "A dispatch 10 the
Times from Calcutta says that three de-
tachments Of Russian troops have occupied
the Pamir region as far as Hndoo Koosb
holding the country from which Colonel
Yanof OF the Russian army retired last year
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A SHOE FIRMS FAILURE.

Havermale & Rossier of San Diego Will File
Papers OF insolvency.
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 2-Havermale & Ros-
sier, one of the leading sheehouses, are
preparing to file papers of Insolvency this
evening 10 close their store Wednesday,
Assets $4,000, liabilities $4,000. They are
forced to this By the late California Ma
tional Bank failure. which Involved the
fortune of Hayermale's father. The sou
was the senior member OF this firm and mad
been unlueky in mining properties. Tho
amounts due the bank from that and for
merchandise business are being pressed for
by the bank receiver
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THE STORY is TRUE.

Further Particulars Of the Escapadss Of Bogus
Count de Claude.
TACOMA, Aug 1.-The story sent from
San Francisco concerning bogus Count de
Ciauds's capture is in part confirmed by
DR.. Eigholz in Tacoma. Claude kept a
saloon here, was friend OF Eigholz. and
borrowing $3.50 left, claiming he was going
to Germany to secure fortune of s65. .000
He was next heard of in Portland, where
he was exposed. Next in Los Angeles.
where be made loyo to pretty daughter Of
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Swept by a Desert Wind.

ALGrERs, Aug. "A strong sirrocco pre-
walls throughout Algeria. The heat reached
106 degrees Fahrenheit in the shade, and
severe drought is threatened. Many forest
fires are raging in different parts of the
country.
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THE JURY DISAGREED.

Two Murder Gases Tried in the District Court
st Silver City, Idaho
BOISE. Idaho, Aug. I'm the District
Court at Silver City the jury in the case of
William B. Flemming. charged with the
murder OF S. j. Pritchard. tue Deputy
United States Marshal. disagreed. Flem-
ming's bonds were fixed at $500.
Peter Medlin, convicted of mauslaughter
for the killing of W. A. Steele, was SEN
fenced to eight years Imprisonment,
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Cut;cura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin purifier and greatest OF
humor remedies. internally cleanses the blood OF all
impurities and poisonous elements while Corr
cURA. the great skin cure, and CUTIcURk Soar,
exquisite skin purifier and beautiher. externally
clear the skin OF every trace Of disease.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcURA, 50c.: Soar.
25c.; REsoLvESr, 81. Prepared by the PoFrEz
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
S8- "How 20 Cure Skin Diseases" 81 pages. "a
illustrations and testimonials. Mated free.
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Rsfusad 70 orant a Manaamus.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2.-Judge Baker to-day
refused to grant mandamus compelling
the Mayor to issue a license to Garfield Park
Jockey Club, holding tho State law govern
ing racetraeks TO be constitutional.
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Quite a Consideration

PHGNIX. ArZ., Aug. 2.-J. j. Gardiner
and wife gave warranty deed yesterday
20 10 lots in the city and I60 acres neal
Ph9Dix for a consideration Of $40, ,0Oo
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CUPID IN ARIZONA.
Ihs Wedding of Governor Murphy's Brother
and Miss Ethel Meany

uHU Ih1ss 11IHt4 Msauy.
PRESCOTT, Ariz., Aug. 2.-F NJ. Murphy,
a brother of Governor Murphy of Arizona,
was married last evening to Miss Ethel
Meany. daughter of the Rev. E. w. Meauy,
by Bishop Kendrick of the Episcopal
church. The event was the most brilliant
affair that ever occurred 10 the Territory.
The groom is the superintendent of the
Santa Fe. Prescott and Phoenix Railroad,
and superintendent of the Congress mine.
His gift to the bride was a deed to an ele-
CANT residence and $1,000 in cash.
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A showAr at Mana.

NAPA, Aug. "A sharp shower lasting
only few minutes fell about 10 o'clock on
Monday night, but did no damage.
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Conference Of the Hebrew Rabbis Causes Much
Discussion

New YORK, Aug 2-The radical depart
ure in regard TO the Abrahamic rite made
by the recent Central Conference of Hebrew
ratbis In this city has created a remark
able sensation throughout the Hebrew
world. The resolution .of the conference
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Trial of an Embezzlsr.

BERLIN, Aug 1.-The trial of Rudolph
Jaeger. who embezzled 100000 marks from
the Rothschilds, began to-day.
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FREIGHT RATES.

Meeting OF the Transcontinental Association
Called at Saratoga.
ST LOUIS. Aug. 2.-Chairman Vining of
the Transcontinental Association has called
meeting Of the association at Saratoga,
N. T., for the 29th Of this month, the object
being to take action on the withdrawal of
the Rio Grande Western from the associa-
ton. also TO consider the recent slaughter
OF Pacific Coast rates by the clipper water
line.
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hGOHIlIHG EClfhi
awful Suffering. Driven Almost Ia.
sane by Doctors. Tried Cuticura.
Relief Immediate. Entirely
Cured in Months.

suffered with the dreadful eczema for over sin
monthS, during which time had consulted three
doctors and rhis tormeRting skiuf disease mad
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D. Sweeney, of Concord, withdrew the
name Of 4ir. Collins, and on his motion
Captain Matthews was also chosen by
acclamation. Justice A. Collins, OF
Mercer, DR.. N. II. Dyer, of Charleston,
and Hon. John A. Sheppard, of Logan,
were chosen as alternates, each by ac-
clamation, which completed the work
Of the convention. Each OF the dele
gates addressed the convention briefly.
Mr.. Chiffon carefully avoided any rel
erence, to any personal choice he may
have for the Presidency, while Captain
Matthews announced himself in favor
Of Grover Cleveland. Mr.. Chiffon is
inclined to "hedge" a little on the pres
idential question, Just at present, but a
little bird says that he will be for Cor
man as long as the Maryland statesman
is in the race. The Third district will
send 10 Chicago two German men and
one Cleveland man. No resolutions OF
any kind were offered.
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snrAL1pox AT PoNIERoY.
Twenty-slx Cases Hoported-The Town l.
Guaranteed.
. = NJ = A.


TWenty-Six Cases Roported-The Town Is
Guaranteed.
Special Dispdteh to the InteliOeDoz.
PARxERsBURs, W. Va, juno 1.-AIr.
]. II. Holmes, of the Singer Sewing
Machine company, wrote a letter to
their agent at POmeroy asking for dein-
ito information about the smallpox
cases there
Mr.. o. G. King, The agent, writes back
that there are twenty-six cases Of small
pox beyond doubt. Judge Brewster,
one OF the prominent men Of Pomeroy,
died OF it Saturday and there have been
several other deaths.
Pomeroy was quarantined last even.
ing at 7-o'clock, and. nobody can get in
or out now.
L. Z. sackett, formerly OF Parkers-
burg, but now OF Pomeroy, arrived here
to-day and was at the old Prager House
on Ann street. He was trying to keep
out of the way OF the smallpox.
There is great excitement about 1t
down at Pomeroy.
Health Officer Stout to-day quaraa.
tined the city on account of the small
pox ravages down the river. There are
no cases here, and it is the intention to
have none, II possible.
Quarantine officers are placed at all
depots, wharves and landings in the
city, and no one from down the river
ports will be permitted to enter the city.
Agent sackett, OF the Singer machine at
Pomeroy, who came here yesterday, was
ordered to leave town at once with his
family, which he did.
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MORE STEAMED RELATIONS.
Franco Holds England Responsible for
OutrnRes In Africa.


PARIS, June LIN the Chamber Of
Deputies, NJ. Ribot, minister Of foreign
affairs, in response to questions regard.
ing the treatment of Catholics in Ugan-
da, stated that Great Britain had a
treaty with Mwanga, king of that part
Of Africa, establishing protectorate
over his country. A conflict had arisen
between the Protestants and Catholics
in Ugwanda, and French citizens had
been treated with great cruelty.
NJ. Ribot added that he had made
representations to Lord Salisbury, the
British prime minister, that France
would hold Great Britain responsible
for outrages on French citizens in
Uganda, and pointing out the fact that
Brussels act obliged civilized nations
to afford each other mutual support.
Lord Salisbury, NJ. Ribot further said,
had reported that he was awaiting the
report OF his agents, and France, NJ.
Ribot declared, would take no further
action in tho matter until this report
was received. In the meantime the
French government was also procuring
information as to the troubles in
Uganda.
LoSnoS, June LIN the House of
Commons, IN. reply to question asked
by Mr.. Timothy Healy, Mr.. Lowther
said that NJ. Waddington, the French
Ambassador, had made represantion
to Her Majesty's Government on the
condition Of affairs in Uganda, where.
it is alleged OF France, Capt. Lugard, of
the British East African Company, has
been acting in q manner detrimental to
the interests on the French Catholic
missionaries. Mr.. Lowther added that
the government would be unable to
confirm or deny the reports concerning
Capt Lugard until 1t heard from him.
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TWO FArA1 ENCOUNTERS
In Logan oounty-Ono Man Got the Drop
with II Hatchet.
Sp,efal pitpateh 10 ne Entelioet,c.r


with II Hatchet.
Special Ditpdteh 70 he EnteliCelesr
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, June la
Logan county citizen, here on business
to-day, brings the first news of two
fatal encounters on the line of the Nor
folk & Western railroad in that county
on Sunday night. AT Crum's store, on
the line Of the Norfolk & Western, Bill
Mead coaxed George Hager into quar-
rel, in the hope OF getting an opportun-
ity to shoot him down with revolver
which he had half concealed behind
him. Hager took snap judgment on him
and sank the pole OF a hatchet an inch
and quarter into the skull of Mead.
He sank to the floor and was thought
to be dead, but doctors brought him to
later and made an effort to save him by
trephining the skull. He will die.
At the mouth OF Breeden on the same
night James Hambleton and two Of the
Hatfield boys undertook to remove
from the earth James Messer, who
keeps store there. Messer demurred
and strengthened his pleading by the
aid OF the contents Of a bull dog revolv-
er. As result Hambleton is dead and
Messer will be acquitted OF the charge
OF murder on the plea of self defense.
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THIRD DISTRICT
sondS Two German and Ono Cleveland
Delegate to Chicago.
speeial Dspateh to ne Intellfgeneer

sonds Two German and Ono Cleveland
Delegate to Chicago.
Special Dispateh 10 ne InteiiQeneer
CHARLESTON; w. Va. June l.--The
Democratic convention to-day was busi-
moss like and harmonious, disposing OF
it's business in less than an hour. The
convention was called to order by Hon.
W. E. Chiffon, Of Kanawha county,
chairman OF the Democratic executive
committee for this district, who, in q
brief speech, introduced Judge 0key
johnson as temporary chairman.
Moses w. Donnally, Of the GdEate, was
chosen secretary.
On motion of Hon. w. A. Manning,
the temporary organization was made
permanent. The convention then pro-
ceeded to the nomination OF delegate
at-large, and the name OF ]. w. St.
Clair, Of Fayetteville, was offered by
B. W. Moore, of Montgomery. The
nomination was seconded by Hon. w.
r, Thompson, OF Hinton, and there be-
ing no further nominations Gen. st,
Clair was chosen by acclamation. He
was called for and responded briefly,
saving in effect that Arthur P. German,
OF Maryland, was his first choice for the
presidency. Hon. w. H. Chiffon, OF
Charleston, was next named, and he,
too, was chosen by aeclnmation. Col.
r. 7. Dennis, oi Greenbrier, placed the
name OF Capt. A. /. Matthews, Of Lew
isburg, before the convention. lIo was
followed by Writ French, OF Mercer,
who nominated Justice A. Collins, OF
Mercer.
The roll OF counties had not been
proceeded with far when Senator John
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CLARKsoN's VIEWS.
On the situation-what no Thinks OF
BlAIne's Chances.

hluiuc'A GnuuC6hs
CHICAGO, June /. = Mr.. Clarkson,
chairman OF the Republican National
Committee just before leaving for
Minneapolis tonight said.
''The result of the conventions in the
different states was to give the Presi-
dent some 300 instructed votes. This
left over 800 untAstFucted and
unpledged men, In my opinion
the reason the state conventions in the
north did not instruct for any candi-
date was tho still generally cherished
party hope that Mr.. Blaine
might be secured as a candidate.
In May there seemed to be revival OF
the Blaine boom, apparently on in
formation that Mr.. Blaine had
become restored TO heath and
was we'll enough TO stand tho rigors
OF campaign and the duties Of the
presidency. 1t was the return Of tho
party to Blaine, who in my judgment
had become year or two ago the
choice OF four-ffths Of the party.
The question now being set
tied by the Republicans Is
whether Mt. Harrison Is better entitled
to two terms of tho Presidency than
Blaine is to one. ! know OF but few
men who arc other than friendly to
the President and his administration.
"Will there be. another letter from
Blaine2"
"If there is, am inclined to think it
will be letter OF acceptance" ~,
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west virginia Pensions.

Special DIspdteh TO he Intcllioeneer.
/. WASHINGTON, D. G., June 1.-West
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows: original-Wm. S. Wooddell,
Jacob H. Faster, Morris Springfield,
Jno. B. Smith.
Additional-william Barnett. Amos
Burgess; Jno. w. Browning Henry
1ncreaso-Loman P. Collins, Emanuel
Original widows, ,&c-Mary v. Madens,
Mary Z. Kines.
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AN APPALLING DISASTER
In Bohemian Hilns-Two Hundred Min.
ers Killed.


PRAGUE, June IAN appalling acci-
dent has occurred OF the famous Birk-
enburg silver mine near Presibram, in
Bohemia.
The latest news from the scene Of the
disaster indicates that ihe loss is much
larger than was at first reported.
In the previous dispatch from Przi.
BRAN 1t was said that all but four OF
the men at work in the mine
when the fro started had managed to
reach the surface in safety, but now
after an investigation II has been found
that not nearly so many Of the miners
were 60 fortunate, and 1t is reported
that the missing reaches the startllngly
large number Of 200.
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What Ingalls, Thinks.

sEDALIA, Mo-, June l.-Ex-senator
Ingalls, was in the city last night, and,
in an interview. expressed the opinion
that Mckinley would be the standard
bearer the Republicans would select at
Minneapolis. II have no doubt" said
Mr.. ingalls,, "that il he would accept it,
Mr.. Blaine would secure the nomina-
tion, but do not believe he will accept.
l would not be surprised If Mckinley
was the man."
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No wonder lilo is Hiding.

WAsnINdToN, D. @, June LA
representative OF the Associated Press
who called at Secretary Blaine's house
tonight to investigate runor
that he was i'll, was informed by the
servant that tho secretary was not at
home. The rumor probably arose from
thefact that Secretary Blaine was not at
the state department or the White
House to-day.
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First Train to coredo.


Special Df.pateh to hs htell0ene:r.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, June 1.-The
Huntington & Big Sandy sent its first
troin over the Twelve Polo bridge into
Ceredo and Kenova yesterdayeyening.
An additional train will at once be put
on this road, and seven through trips
made to Ceredo. The Huntington &
Big Sandy is a part Of the Ohio River
system, aud is controlled by the latter.
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Art Rxhibit,

MuSicu, June 1.-An international
art exhibit was opened in this city to-
day with great ceremony by the Prince
Regent Of Bavaria. A large number OF
royal personages were present. The
exhibition comprises works OF art from
most Of the European countries. Amer
ica and Japan are also represented.
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FIRsT DISTRICT.
neutrality-suspicious. n Tauey, Ohio Co.
pi,f!cI-John J. Davis, Harrison.
Merchro4 Arnold, DoddHdse,
SECOND DISTRICT.
v,tga.c Rt.LnrEe-B. +. Martin, Taylor Co.
orrlet-J. f. Watson, Marion
la. Robinson, Mineral.
THIRD DISTRICT.
EleTa!c at Iargp-J. W. St. Clair, FayettC Co.,
pstrIct-A. F. Matthews, Greenbrier.
WE. Chiffon, Kanawha.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
pelcgu,e LagC-JsN. Camden, Wood county
r!s,hct-T. F. Carpenter Putnam.
J.H. Russell, Cabell.
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CELIXA, ONO, June LIN saloon
fight here last night Bell Miller, John
Gibbons and Matt Tigh beat Daniel
BENJAMIN to death with beer glasses,
The three murdercrs have been ar.
rested.
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BraxtOn; j. B. Nelson, of Brooke; /;
Allen Brock, Of Ohio; Frank Stewart,
OF Hancock; j. w. Welshire, OF Wet.
eel; VIM. Barrett, Of Marshall; W. A.
Morrison, OF Tyler; Geo. ]. Dayisson, of
Lewis; ]. II. Severine, OF Doddridge;
Alex Dorsey, of Marshall.
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Arthur p. German, of Maryland,
Though Cleveland has a Strong Fol-
lowlng...Tho First District Docs the
Kangaroo Act on the Silver oues-
,ion...Thc Fourth District Comes to
Time in Two ridiculous RcsOlu-
,Ions...Tho Third District Keeps its
Mouth Shut.
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THE SECOND pIsTRIcT.
Como. Up smIllng-A cloveland pOlosn.

Comes Up smIIlnE-A UI0TeIanu U0Iosn'
tion Is Selected.
speial Di,pdiea 10 he LnteYlOA;er
cHARLEsTox, w. Va, Juno 1.-The
delegates to tho Second Congressional
District Democratic convention to
select ono delegate at large and two
district delegates to the National con
vention met in the court house In this
hospitable old city after spending the
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Good GROW Poet,. RIrlhdnr.

PHILADELPHIA, juno 1.-Friends Of
Walt Whitman celebrated his seventy
third birthday last night at a dinner,
and organized tho "Walt Whitman Re.
union"
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oN BASIS o. RErRFsENrArIoN.

]. E, Smith, Of Harrison; W. Z. r
Byrne, OF Braxton; F. N. Hayes, Of Gil
mer; j. O. Kemp, of Brooke; R, S.
Kincheloe, of Ohio; F. Stewart, OF Han
cock; D. NJ. Keffer, Of Wetzel; Alex
Dorsey, OF Marshall; W. A. Morrison,
of Tyler; ]. S. Hall, OF Lewis; j, p,
Orr, OF Doldridge.
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weather Forecast for To-day.

and Ohio, cloudy weather and local rains and
probably some thunder storms; south shifting
10 cooler west winds; cooler and probably iait
Friday
TEMPERATURE wLDSEspAr,
a furnished by C. scHSEPH druggist, corner
Market and Fourteenth streets
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THE CLUB CONVENTION.

Immediately on adjournment the
convention was resolved into q district
club convention, and President Will
lam @. Handlan called tito order. Tie
business was quickly disposed Of, as 1t
simply consisted OF the adoption OF a
constitution. The delegates were leay-
ing the hall during the reading and
little attention was paid TO il. The
crowd didn't seem to appreciate the
club idea. No interest was taken, there
being less than q hundred in tho hall
during the club proceedings. Mr.. Kim
caid, OF Marshall county, stirred up
some enthusiasm with a speech that
was tho best OF the day, Congressman
Caruth's not excepted. Thon the con-
vention amid great confusion adjourned
after forgetting to elect officers. There
was no organization whatever effected.
The club convention was complete
fiasco. q. A. D.
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Al ]; ~ J; Da7is, of Harrison; r. F. Kidd,
l. JoS Sullmneri Alex Doolsn, Of Braxton;
BSuI Bari Blankinsop, OF Brooke; G. L.
tn.I ~ o. Ohio; +. W. Stewart, OF Han
EiS. Ei H. L, Smith. Of We.icl; Wm.
oi oiITl, T'gl, oi Marshall; W. A. Morrison,
Il SmSti VIM. L; Lively, OF Lewis; &,
on CREDENTIALS.
LIN In, R. Adams, of Harrison; R. G.
0i GiImeri John B. Morris, Of
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people, monopozed speculative purposes
alien of land should prohibited
railroads corporations needs lands
ALIENS reclaimed
actual settlers only.
Transportation being Of exchange public necessity
operate the
people.
The telegraph telephone like postoc SYSTEM being
the should the
in the
Resolved this
OF
The who the and the
extinguh the last smodng embers
united and
forward forever the highest point OF greatness
The millions the middle mechanics
tradmn stokeepers, who have millions
planted liz millions homes join this
movement for their and their country's welfare
There
party the TO destroy after
been accomplished to build
patriot The Jacksonan and
and Lnconian repubanism be destroyed
dspoc developments machine which follows
should be destroyed by patriotism ard yokd together
It Man warng against the tyranny Putoccy that
throughout the republic the
vention held this continent Come
lift the the stricken
again with happy homes and hopeful hearts