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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-13

TIE popular Lester piano continues
10 mako friends. Every purchaser is
satisfied and recommends it to his or
her friends Fully warranted five years.
llobeic Music Company, sole dealers,
1871 Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-13

Buy tho best, they are cheapest
Banister shoes at Sc so
At j. MoYER's.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-13

Hill. is earnestly at work for Demo
cratic success. but not breaking his nee k
to shake hands with Mr.. Cleveland
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
CHOLERA AT GRAVEsEND.
Cases Definitely Knswn to Exist in Eng
land.

Cases Definitely Knswn to Exist in Eng
land.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-Thsrs 10 no doubt that
cholera has at last entered England. The
disease was brought here BY tho steamer
Comma, which arrived at Gravssend yester-
day from Hamburg. 1t was reported that
the steamer was infected, but the authori-
ties, after examining the passengers. al
lowed them to land. A few hours after
wards two aliens who arrived on the Comma
were taken sick. They were at once re-
moved to the hospital at Gravsssnd, whore
the doctors pronounced their maladv ohol-
era In spite Of medical aid they both died
shortly after being admitted. This has
caused considerable anxiety. and close in
spection of all incoming vessels has been Or
dsred. The report OF two deaths from
cholera at GrAvssend were teleRraphed
throughout the country and produced great
excitement.
To-day the steamer Hamburg, plying BE-
tween Hamburg and Lynn. arrived at
Lynn. The health officers found two
cholera suspects on board. The vessel was
Immediately ordered put back to sea. The
officers and passengers protested against
such summary treatment, but the health
officers were obdurats and refused to lot 4
single person land f. ON the steamer.
legation, has bssn suffering from An attack
of cholerine, but 10 recovering.
Official figures from Havre show that on
Wednesday there were eighteen new cases
of cholera. and nine deaths from ths dis
ease here. Yesterday nine new cases and
twenty one deaths were reported.
Ofioias of Berlin deny that there 10 Ash
alto cholera in that city. Il ia said that q
merchant who. il was supposed yesterday,
died of cholera, was victim of cholsrine.
Several suspicious cases were removed 10
tho hospital to-day.
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OTHER GAMES.

Scores Made in Yestorday's Games by the
League Clubs.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 26.-Lots Of ginger and
Sanders magnificent work shut Boston
out. Louisville 4. hits 6, errors 2; Boston.
Hits l. errors 6. Batteries. Sanders and
Merritt; stalsy, Kelly and Ganzell.
P1TTsBuRa. Aug. 26.-Pittsburg won
hands down; terrific hitting, fine fielding.
PittsburR II, hits Z, errors 2; Philadelphia
3. hits 8. errors 5. Batteries, Smith and
Mack; Carsey and weighing, Dowse.
6T. LOUIS. Aug. 26.-Crane's magnificent
pitching and Ewing's hitting shut ont ths
Browns. st. Louis. o, hits 4. errors 2; New
York. 8. hits 8. erro,s 0. Batteries,
Hawley and Briggs, Buckley: Crane and
Ewing.
CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-Duryea was weak. bu'
Killen was fairly slaughtered. Chicago 6
hits II. errors2; Washington 2. hits 8. or
rors 2. Batteries. Gumbort and Schriver
Killen and Duryea, Mcclure.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 6.-Brooklyn couldn'
do much with Cuppy or Young, losing
twice. Cleveland 5. hits Z, errors 0; Brook
lyn l, hits g. errors s. Batteries. Cupp,
and thinner; Kennedy and Daily. Second
Cleveland Z, hits 8. errors 2; Brooklyn 1
hits 8, errors 2. Batteries, Young and Zim
msT; Foutz and Stein. Kinslow.
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Sanitary 0moials Do Not Hope to
Avoid : Visitation From
Cholera
Preparations Being Made to Con-
flne It to the Very Mar
rowest Limits.
Split Already In the Opposition Ma.
joFity IN the Commons-Satisfao-
tory to the Irish.

[Copyrisht 1892 New York Associated Press
LONDON. Aug. 26-Ohacials Of the loeal
government board charged to watch the
progress Of cholera to-niaht as less con
hdsnt of the metropolis ssoaplng . vista
ti0n Of tho disease. The Gravsssnd Gases
are undoubtedly cases Of Asiatic cholera.
With cholera at 0ravsssnd and infected
persons probably roaming sbo1t In sur
midst, some outbreak Of the disease in
London ID considered insvitable. The port
Of London sanitary committee has applied
for vast increase Of ssa6. otherwise II
cannot undertake the surveillance Of shiDs
entering the Thames from infected conti-
mental ports. But no Thames Gordon will
suffice to shut out danger of infection.
Steamship arrivals from the continent come
via Havrs. Southampton and other ports
By train. without inspection. The railways
and steamship companies, excepting the
transatlantic lines, show mo intention Of
suspending ordinary arrangements. The
authorities expect an outbreak and
are preparing to meet 1t. In the
east end tho water supply has been tested
and found to bs Of doubtful quality and
changes ordered in the altering apparatus.
Auo poOHl0 OI bUUbu AUuuOW 08NO 0o0A
warned that their water il source Of dam
ger.
Mr.. Morley's return from Newcastle 10 an
immense relief TO the liberals, who have
been Watching for the result with breath
less anxiety. The contest became one of
| national Importance when some of tho ad-
herents of tho labor party Joined the ranks
of the unionlsts. It ID only the eight hours
section of tho lsborists, but the leading
outcome Of the contest 10 a definite rupture
Of laborists with home rulers. Az Morley
t,iumphsd Davitt may now seek TO recon-
oile the laborists, otherwise the feud will
bring disaster to the Gladstone govern
ment.
i Morlsy's short visit to Dublin has oon-
hrmed nationalist confidence in him. II
soon became known that he had selected a.
private adviser and probable under score
tary for Ireland George Fottsrsll, = man
4 whose veiled influence in Irish affairs has
long been recognized by both English and
Irish leaders. The Irish leaders have al
ways been conscious that the key to the
whole position il the undersecretaryship
and thsy will be satisfied il Fettarsll is APP
pointed. Gladstons's nominees for the
great conrt officers are criticised in d
friendly spirit on all sides. II the queen
| personally selected the officials, she could
have hardly better pleased herself.
| Dr.. Kelley, of drink cure fame. is suing
the Lancet for damages for libel. Medical
mon will watch the trial with interest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

All troops have left Buffalo except 1000
members Of tho Fourth brigade.
Col. L. G. Smeed, Of Omaha. chief snRi-
nesr Of the Union Pacific, 10 dead.
Thomas Smith killed h;s wife and him
self. They lived ON . ranch nsar Denver.
In the doubles at tennis Wednesday
Campbell and Huntington beat Valentine
aud Hall,
Grand Master Sweeney. Of the SWITCH
nsn's brotherhood. lsft Buffalo Friday
morning for Chicago.
Hon. W. q. r. Breckenridge has been re-
nominated for congress BY tho democrats
Of his Kentucky dislrict.
The Colambis Steel COMPANY has come 10
an agreement with shs AnaleAnatsd asso-
citation; GOO men are Affected.
James II. Norton was hanged at Camden.
N. j.. for the murder Of an old oolorsd
woman. May 0, for her msney, $500.
Willian Stocked, aged 66. 10 under arrest
at San Diego. Gal. charged with dsbauoh-
Ing several little girls a National City.
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PREPARING FOR 1T.
Sanitary Omcials Expect the scouree to
Arrive Soon.

Sanitary Ofcials Expect the scourgo to
Arrive Soon.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-During the after
noon tho state departments was advised by
the health officers of quarantine at Staten
Island that stringent regulations had been
adopted to prevent the introduction of
cholera. Later Secretary Foster sent to the
consul at Hamburg the recommendation Of
Health Officer jenkins that all immigrants
undergo the most thorough inspection
abroad with the detention of those from
infected or suspected districts for at least
five days; that they bo bathed and all cloth
ing and baggage disinfected by steam, and
that certificates of such cleansing and dis
infection, signed by the consul, be given to
the ships surgeon for presentation to the
health officer st the port of entry. The
treasury department. ia much gratified at
the attitude of the steamship companies in
so promptly mAnifesting desire to assist
the department in all ways possible to keep
out the dreaded soourRe. With hearty CO.
operation it is felt that much can be accom-
plished toward the desired end.
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1bO MINERS ENTOMBED.
Appalling Mortality Feared Rs Result
A Wales Horror.

Appalling Mortality Feared ~ Result
A Wales Horror.
LONDON, Aug. pa fearful mins q.
plosion has occurred at Park Slip ceal pit,
near Bridge Eud. Wales, by which 1b(
men are entombed. and il 10 feared thers
has been great loss of life. The work Of
clearing the pit began with many hundred
volunteers. At six o'clock this evening q
rsscuinR party came TO the surface with two
men whom they foand near the bottoM OF
the pit. Both we're badly burned and IN
conscious, with little hope Of recovery.
Shortly after this fre suddenly burst from
the mouth of the pit. This cut off all hope,
for those who frat escaped death have
certainly been su6ocstsd or burned. A
largo number ofS rsseuers are working in
the pit. Many are hoisted up exhausted.
seven miners found dead have not yet been
brought to the surface. Az the workings
extend 1.700 feet. 10 10 hoped some of the
miners will be rescued alive.
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bar Asociatien Adiourns.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-The meeting Of
the American Bar association was brought
to close to-day. Its gold medals were
voted to David Dudley field. Of New York.
and Lord Sslborne, Of England. for dis
tinguished ssrviss in advancing the seiencs
Of jurisprudence. Tho following officers
were chosen: John Randolph Tucker. Of
Virginia. president, with one vice president
in each state; Edward Otis Huntlsy. of Bal
timore. secretary; Francis Rowls. Of Phila-
delphia. treasurer; Bradley g. Schley. Of
Milwaukee. Alfred Hemenway. OF Boston.
and Geo. @. Aescer, of Savannah, sxecu-
tive committee together with the prssident
retiring president and secretary.
The annual banquet took place In the
Grand Union ball room at $50 this evening.
Among the invited guests present were Woe
President Levi p. Norton. Responses
were made to toasts by Judge John Dillon.
John Randolph Tucker. Vios- President
Morton. Thomas Nelson Page. Of Rich
mond, Va; Edward Buxtsr. Of Nsshville,
and Judge Samuel Z. Hunt, Of Cincinnati.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
IDAHO DEMOCRATS.
ELL Out tho Vacant Places ON Their Ticket
-AA to the Strike.

Eli Out tho Vacant Places ON Their Ticket
As to the Strike.
BOISE Ida. Aug. 26.-At the evening ses-
sion of the Idaho democratic convention
the ticket was completed as follows: Lieu
tenant governor, Frank Harrison: congress-
man, E. B. True; secretary Of state, J. H.
Wioksham; treasurer. Phillip Regan; au-
ditor, ]. w. Mcclure; attorney general. w.
T.. Reeves; superintsndent of public in
struction. J. w. Farris; supreme judge, f.
E. Ensign. Three presidential electors
were nominated.
The section of the platform relating TO
the Coeur d'Alsne mining troubles 10 "a
follows: 1--WE denoupce the course of the
republican authorities in dealing with af-
faiss in Shoshone county after suppressing
all riotous demonstrations. and the arrest
of the rioters, ~ dsep-iaid plot and a
political scheme for the supprossinR of =
free vote and tho disfranehissment or sx-
Pulsisn from the state Of the democratic
voters in that ssotion." sm
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Went Down /. the Lake.

SAGINAW. Mich. Aug. GA telegram
Just received from the cook Of the yacht
Wapiti. from Collinawood. Ont, confirms
the report of the wrsokina Of the vessel.
The telegram reads: Boat wrecked, two
ing 10 list Of the dead: H. w. Siblsy, Q
millionaire capitalist of New York city,
wife, son aud daughter; Miss NJ. ID. Pond
and Miss r. w. Durbin. Of Rochester. N.
Y; Capt. H. d. Eldridgs, Engineer Walter
A. Henry, of Saginaw. The cook George
sherman, and deck hand, Jerome O'Hars,
were saved.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
A Nom Partisan Demonstration In
His Honor At Malone,
New York.
Felicitous Speech OF tho President
In Reply to the Wolcom-
ing Address.
Warm 6rsstinE to Comrades Of the q A.
k.-Handshsking After the
Speeches Were Over.

MALONE, N. ". Aug. 26.-This village was
astir early and democrats We'd with rspub-
licans in preparing suitable reception TO
the chief magistrate. The village was
Handsomely decorated and people swarmsd
in from all directions. Al 1890 the pTssi-
Dental train arrived. Tho president was
conducted TO ths Howard house. where lun-
chson was served, followed BY an interval
of rest President Harrison was escorted
to the park, where exercises we're held.
The Malone Twsnty-ssvsnth separate COM
pany detaehmsnt from Brennan post. @. A.
r., did duty - bodygusrd along the route.
The grand stand was handsomely deco
rated and upon II were leading citizens Of
the county. The exercises opened with
America" Chairman Kilburn followed
with an address Of Welcome to which the
president responded with half hours
speech. Ths president said in parts
I'VE are here to-day ~ sitizsns,
not partisans, to give expression
to those common interests which FORUM
atsly for us - nation oblitsEatss all party
division and makes us one people In its de-
fenss. We are = favored nation in the
great isolation which We enjoy. But II
AAO0s Aos w ooPRODVA eA0v snAo U9V&10oAOW
from close contact with great powers has
left rs without duties and responsibilities.
l fancy W are entering now upon career
whom our external influence in commerce 10
to be larger than ever before. We have in
large part completed our great work Of in
tsrnal improvement and I SEQ no reason
why the United States should not from to-
day step forward into position Of power
| and influence among the great commercial
relations of the world, such % she nsve
enjoyed.
"The wise and timely Inauguration Of :
new navy demonstrated the capacity Of ouT
American shipyards to produce the best
ships in the world, and take great de-
light in contemplating the fact that before
another year one of tho swiftest and best Of
of New York will carry the American daR.
The great STOKES Ut agricultural products
with which We feed tie nations Of Europe
will. I believe, soon be delivered in Amer
lean bottoms. / believe We have ssen
the last serious outbreak against the su-
premaoy Of our constitution that " shall
ever see. Intelligence and morality among
the people, the church. school and hone,
the great rocks upon which our constitution
aud safety rest, we will cherish and pre-
serve. and now, comrades of the G.. A. h,
| give You comrades RreetinR te-day.
heartlsssness Of that Americas who san be-
Rrudge to any Of you the just dues Of your
| hard SERVICE
At the conclusion of the presidents
speech the people formed in line and for
nearly IN hour passed before the president.
who to each extended hearty grasp Of the
hand. At the conclusion Of tho handshsk-
ing Mr.. Harrison was driven through the
principal streets of the city and then
boarded the train for Loon Lake. The
train moved ont amid great cheering.
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lsry were ON the scsns. Agitation con
tinuea and ID sDrsading 70 tho mining dis
tristA Further troubles are feared.
sprssd,ns i. Hamburg.

HAMBuRa. Aug. 28.Ths police haye
issued ordsrs fosbiddiug ths inhabitants
drinking wstcr from the Elbs unless II ia
previously boiled. The bathing places
along the river are closed. The police will
make house to house inspection 10 insure
measures Whenever they are required. A
special corps has bsen organizsd 70 disin-
feet houses injected with cholera. Official
statistics show that on Wednesday there
wsre 1888 new aases of the disease reported,
whiis tho deaths numbsr thitty-two. Up
70 noon Thursday there wsrs ninety nav
sasea and forty-ons deaths. There were
eight deaths from the disease q Altona
yesterday. Most Of the deaths occurred
among laborers employed about the docks,
boatmon, etc. &
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A Would rss President Shot

NEw ORLEANS. Aug. 26.-Advioss from
Puerto Cortez received hare per steamer
City of Dalls, state that Donalli. the
would be president of Spanish Honduras.
was captured at San Francisco. . small
town near TeRuciQalps. capital Of the re-
public. He was surrounded and starved
out, and will doubtless be shot. Col. Milla
is still in the country. bat his exact where
abouts are not known. All 10 quiet on the
Honduras coast.
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Sanitary Com mm,s.io. Appointed.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 26.-The executive
committee Of the International conference
of state boards of health met here to-day
for the purpose of taking precautionary
measures to prevent An invasion of cholera
in this country. The committee appointed
a commission Of experts to examine the
equipments and methods of quarantine
stations along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts and the Gulf Of Mexico. The COM
mission meets Wednesday next to begin it,
work. Before adjourning an address was
issued to all the boards Of health shrough-
out the country, calling attention to the
importance Of placing cities and towns
through the country in good sanitary sondi-
tion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
Raaked the Works.

sr. PETERsBuRa, Aug. 26.-DurtnR the re-
cent rioting at the Hughes steel works. the
mob resisted the oossaeks. one officer being
severely injured. The oossAcks attacked
the people; 200 rioters and twsnty soldiers
were disabled. The crowd thsn sacked the
hospital pharmacy. Later in ths evening
the mob. excited by drink. tried 10 set Are
to the village. Kinsinx Was resumed The
next morning. when = mob Of 10000
tssrosizsd the village. killing several Jews
They burned the village inhabited BY pso-
pie employed In the Hughes works. net .
noass ,Ss nsn wan Ss
damage amounts to several milliea youbles.
Order Was not restored lntil the third day,
whom two regiments and . battery Of arlil.
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Ogden's Defaulting Treasurer.

OGDEN, Utah, Aug. N.-The rumor 10
abroad that City Treasurer N. v. Helfrioh
is short In his accounts about $4,000.
Tho last report of the city recorder
showed that tho city had on hand
$4,000 was presented at the citizens
bank yesterday it was dishonored. there
being mo funds belonging to the city" 1t
was rumored TO- night that Hslfrioh's q bonds
men had given him up. It was declared
premature BY one of the bondsmen, who
said that Helfrioh had confessed to having
used the eity's money. but hoped to replace
il. Helfrich is treasurer Of the citv school
and of the Nevada Jurisdiction A. O. u.
w., and there is a report of shortage in
both cases. He has steadily refused to
mako any statement for publication. but it
is generally expected that the city will have
to look to his bendsnen for its money.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
Tho Hop Crop.

SPRlNarIELD, Mass. Aug. 26-Ths hop
crop 10 in an exceedingly critical position
and the market very fsvsrish and sxeitabls.
Last years crop. has been completely ex-
hausted aud the supply Of old hops ON hand
reduced to = minimum. Many reports
to The Homestead, preliminary to the
actual census of acreage and yield, indicate
that The total crop will be somewhat under
last years yield in SPITE Of increased
breadth.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
Cnur a,Alsne Grand Jury,

CusuR d ALENE CRY, Idaho, Aug. o6.-Ths
United States grand jury began the work
to-day of investigating the riots in the
CAur d'Alsnc mines. Charles Sweeney, ono
Of tho owners OF the Emma and Last
Chance, was tho principal witness. Several
other residents of the Ceur d'Alsnes were
also before the jury. A week may slapse
before the trials begin.
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At Boston From Hamburg.

BOSTON. Aug. 26.--The steamer Kehr-
weidsr. from Hamburg, was boarded by the
post physician when she reached quaran-
tine this morning. She had seventy pas
ssngers, all of whom, with baggage were
transferred to Galoupe's Island. where the
passengers will be cleansed and their cloth
ing and baggage fumigated. The captain
Of the steamer reported that there had been
allowed to proceed to her wharf in Boston.
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Arresting Miners by Wholesale.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 26.-Ths Amsri-
cams special from Oliver Springs says a
SQUAD of soldiers from Coal Creek, under
command of Lieut.. Patterson. suddenly
appeared at Oliver Springs to-day and be-
gan making arrests. They returned with
ninety prisoners to Coal Creek, having suc-
sesded in arrssting every man they wanted.
In and about Oliver Springs the insurreo-
tion ia thing OF the past and tho miners
admit they are whipped.
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Com pleted Their Ticket.

OLYMPIA. WASH. Aug. 26.-The demo-
cratic convention to-day completed the
ticket a. follows: Congressman, J. A.
Mundsy, Of CLARK county; lieutenant gov
srnor. II. q. Wilson, Of Jefferson; supreme
judge, L. X. Hanna, of Whitman. and W.
II. Brinks1, of Pacific; secretary of state
john AsReavsy, OF Mason; treasurer, Harri-
son Olothisr, Of Skagit; auditor, Samuel
Bass. of Whatsen; attorney general, II. W.
starr. of Douglass; state printer, Il. II.
Borden, of Spokane; land commissioner.
+. L. Lewis; superintendent of schools, J.
w. Morgan.
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FARao. N. D.. AaR. a&-~TAsrs ID great
scarcity Of thrsshing machines and men TO
man them ana farmers are becoming
alarmed a ths situation. Much OF the
grain 10 sipsniQg rapidly and there are not
men enough " cat II. Some grain growing
hes shrunE oARnssouat Of being ovsi-ripe.
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A Finger In Evsry thing .

New ORLEANS. Aug ga special - ths
Pisayuns from Nasohitoohss says NE fact
has just come to light that Alexander Il.
Lsmse, acting or deputy treasurer Of the
parish of Natohit0chss. has snbsxzlsd
iundA Lsmss has been arrested. Hs u @.
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Think They Are Train Robbers.

DENVER. Aug. 26.-Asrshal G. Maps, Of
Gresly. Col, to-day arrested two mon
giving the names of Frank Lewis and
Frank Williams, Who last Saturday stole q
valuable team Of horses and 4 wagon II ON
farmer near Greely. Lewis has bullet
wound in his left arm. and hs, together
with Williams, are said to be the two mon
who held up the Denver Pacific tHaia at
Lasalls. hfsy milss from Denver. On the
night Of The 18th Of this month.
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Troop. Remain a. Home.,..a.

PrrTsBuRG, Aug. &.--Aftsr . review Of
the situation at Homestead to-day Adju-
tant General Greenland said there 10 no
truth in the report that the militia was TO
be Withdrawn from HON nsstsad; that will
not occur until in Gen. Wilsy's judgment II
Vas entirely safe TO DO %.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
Web Footed Prohibition nis,s.

TACOMA, WASH. Aug. 26.-Ths prohibition
state convention to-day nominated Judge
Roger +. Green, OF Seattle, for governor,
A. E. Dickinson, OF Walla Walla. and E. P.
Nswberry, OF Island county, for congress.
Four presidential electors and = complete
state ticket were put in the hsld.
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The Judge Hold for Trial.

NASHVILLE; Isnn., Aug. GA special
from Coal creek says the magistrate before
whom d. b. Munro has been on trial for
connection With the recent Coal orssk
troubles was to-day bound over without
bail 10 answer the charges of murder, re-
leasing oonvicts, and inciting riots.