davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-24

BEFORE purchasing horses call and see the
fine selection to be sold at auction at Iron
City Sale Stables. rear 623 and 625 Penn ave-
nue., Pittsburg. Pa, May 26 and "a.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-24

PERFECT action and perfect health result
A perfect little pill. Very small; very sure.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-24

NO safer remedy can be had fof coughs and
colds, or any trouble of the throat than Brown
S59eenia So9es Troches'" Price c'' Sold only in
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-24

1000 pairs Gents finest Calf,
Kangaroo and fine Patent Leather
Balls and Congress at s.. 90 and s.. 90.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-24

1,aoo pairs Gents fine Calf Seam
less Balls and Congress at S1.oS,
s2.1S, S2.so and S2.eo.
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Gin edo bes betonnten 8ertin,

= Gin edo bes betannten Nertfd's
fhen Wineralquellen S9pinbels biIs
bete Der gerIduntbungssp roceB aeae11
Grdu Mnrta 0erber in Mln1en, ireIAe
Sen @bemifer Or. gbeImaul befduls
bigt bate, elm WitfdnIbiaer bes
S9minblers Bertf9 gu iein, Der cine
Quelle nit mineralii9en Salae1 prd-
parirte unb bas Mafer berfelben als
beilfrdftis auf Glafaen sieben lieB.
Nie QueQe nanute er &ailerqneIe.
Ser S6pinbeI tpurbe perganaenen
Winter bloBseftelt unb 8ertf6 Der.
i9uanb aus Der @esenb. 4arali6 be-
garu Grau gerber cine Nuelle auf ibs
rem 2anbe an3upreiiet, Der fe piele
mineraliide unb mebicinif9e gigert<
f9aften 5uf6rieb. Die Regieruna ber=
mutbete einen ipeiteren Sdminbel unb
ianbte Or. Gbeluaf1n bin, un, bic
QueIe unb ibr MaHer 3i unterfuden.
Ser Doctor beri@t.te, baB Gram 6ers
ber's Guede prdparirt lei unb apar in
berielben Weiie tpie bic BON Bertid.
9ie Eegierung f9loB fofort bic Quele
unb perbot ben 9anbel, pelden bic
Grau nit benz Wafer bereits ~begonnet
bate. Gram 1erber 1T reid unb be-
tuest ii9 in feinfer @sieui9aft. llm
ibren &uf gu retten, CAB Iie bic grtld=
rung ab, baB Or. gbelmann iie fdlf6s
lid bes 8etrugS bei1utbigt babe unb
fiigte binau, er fei elm Sdminbler unb
lei ein 5beilbaber on benz rnternebmen
pon 8ertI9 unb on Der 8aiierquele
gepeien. Or. gbelmann tlagte megerl
8erldumbung unb ieBt uurbe Srau
Gerber 81 elmer @efdnsniBltrafe bon
aipei Woben unb elmer @elbbuBe bon
so Wfarf berurtbeilt.
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GIectrfe wfffera

DtSts Sstfmuisr 1T 70 tpoblb efsnnt unb 70 popular
s~epceben, taB Is taum NOD belo sesser tnuns
bepatf Hue, bic Is iemalS sebrau6teu, Timpea
nit elm Id ietn Sob. Cine retnefe aeehtetn 8tett es
ut&t. NIB es nth @arsntis sfetRet. -hab fe aues
beIt aIe aeiben Der esber nnb bel Nieren, es ~entfsrnt
GelMpare. An8S@Ias, GalsHub nnb anbere Nplaen
uurstnen Biuits. Gs treibt bas Malarta : Tiebtr
isiss Ia ben 5srtndd3stsa Eauen, Gs eurtrt soyIs
itner er, sbfufanbtang nah 6em 4ppfe unb Wfa,dns.
HeriuGe bas Gteetris Hfttsrs. Sstipns pirb saranttrt.
obtr bas GsIb tarh9ssakt. yreis per SIai&e SO
abolpb Dretb, 9bcnpicn & Go.
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peri6ert su tverben. bae ale @erda~
keranget res glutes GinFuB auf BITE &C.
iunbbeit taben. Gie @~runbtpfe su bie'
fem Grsdnsunssmaterial finb natIrltH
ben ffien unb ~Iafiisen Mabrunssntttteln
tntnpmmen, melde Der Meni1 eeniebt,
btt ater gu ibrer @erpenbbarfeit beionbere
1ftmifdunS Ypn &0rperfdften erforbern.
Die gerbauuns, unb NIT ibr bic rinttse
3ufanrnenfssans bes 9lutss fur tie Sc
funtbett bes 8Drpers fpielt eine miHttse
NulIe, unb bas bar6 eine mansel6afte
9~erbauuns, etne febr srcbe Mnsabl BON
mfiit febr lanspterisen, bic Gefunbbett
untersrabenben 2etben tersorserufer .per-
ben fam. SIT bteffr !3naanS einsetreten,
70 tpdtle man 3ur Mbbatfe ausfdliesli9
fcine Mr~snetmttsel, tpelde ben @erbau>
u~aBsapparat3 u srSberer Sbdtisfett milbe
anreisei unb bic iberFaffse @aIe ent-
ftsnen, pbne fur ben &Srper fddbtt6e
TplSen 3u baben. gu8 rein resetabltfden
StO6tn tereitet fnb Or. Mttgnff G6nig'8
4artburBer Srppfert serabe bas @ttttl,
tptlhfs nit Grfclg ansetpenbet perben
lam, ba es ale jene Mnfprberunsen tn
fh fhIieet, bic man an elm pirffames,
tpntfHfs &einiganssmittel feIen fam.
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= SIN Mains fanb inter benz Gors
iiBe bes 6iirfen Sienburs=8irfein cine
Notwithstanding bes ct. Napba>
elszTereins ftatt. 8ieIe berborraaenbe
&atbolifen, barunter Mgr. Sdr6Ser
unb Nlgr. poble bon Der tatbolifden
uniperiitdt gu Baibingtom, pareu arls
pefenb. Wtgr. S1r6ber mics in Idn>
gerer &ebe ole gegen Germ @abenslp
erbobenen acknowledgement tpeger boz
litifber Sntriguen Suriid unb 6arattes
%riiirte bas gorgeben @abenslp's aIs
bic unermiibli9en 8~eftrebungen zines
fatbolif1en perrn our 26fums elmer
tuidtigen focialen Jrase, ndmii6 I'm
trait Der prinaipien Der b09ten 1u=
manitdt unb nit GROCER SeIbfaufopfe.
rung ben armen @misranten Silfe su
bringett, refp. beren forperlides uni
oeitises Woblerseben 3u forbern.
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0r5tttr eesen ans eeiImtfteI.

WaIood, DO, Il. Dft. 1890.
Dor s Sabreu befiel mid elm nerobies MaaenIeiben
Qyepepsial< berporgernfen bauptidhii9 burd ber
xQb1k9<broud; meine 9eiunobeit brad pl6sIi9 5u5ou1s
14en. ofry APtefst mar gau3 meg unb on Gteue beJjen
Gr45& &4tp16k bet e9laf feblte adn5li9 nnb nerp6ie
&cl5s4 nh Symphonic iDartn uns2hlbar. Bier Mer3fe
8<1on6!uHg, iouie Dyspepsia.M ittet unb eIeftrififdt
ptxlt3niteH mir feline 3inoerung. Mfs Ieste 3uIudt,
atfo6f iebt pur eiuen Jnbre, EeB i'd mir .Yaftof
4tnl4s 9tstetns6tdrfer fommeu. Snou bel Der
)ipeifeu Dciis p~erlpirte i'd 2inberuna. nub nod &C..
brand etni9er 1Inf9en mar id bon ineinem Qeioen Be-.
treit. Sd be5euge, baB .paftor a6nig's Nerpen.
etdrier- h4 mot nur ols er6Bter Sesen nnb 6eilmit.
~ PEI allen eerortig 2eibeRbeu. ien6eru and als I'M.
t9deli@ erretit- Jobn RpbmtL
Elm x,rtstoEss a9u4 yar stesrrxi<tb.stis
2IRl miro Jebeu ber es nertaugt 5ngeioubt
rme rr6siten auf bic Web;atn uuIipuft,
&Hfit 4lebfstn iurrbe fsit BEN SABRE 1916 po1 BEN
4o11p. 8nffUr &ousg. Sort @apns. Sub ~a"bereitsf
nh ieef MIR ssiner aufoeiiuug bon bet
koENlG MEDICINE CO
3 RaszdokpH ST., CHICAGO, III
81 &ppf3efer. 81 ba6ca fir =
- 90 bic Tfaffjes 7aafdieH Ter $500
orpBe S1.75. q fir Sg.rr5
5n Q an Antonto Bel Gbolpb Dreib.
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= SD bate I'M Baden elm @ei6wiir.
SD sebraudte Or. Nueua aonig's
hamburger arduterpflafter. unb tpurbe
gebeilt.-Qnois 9erfler, 764 Qorain=
StraBe, Glepelanb, Sbio Yreis 25
@entS bas Yadet.
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iron frhber bebanhelt purbe unb nit weI4en Mitttin.
NerlorBne Mannbarxeit, irptt die
5&md&eu Der @ef@Ie@tsprsane beiimmt furtrt.
Observation-Disclosures trereen i'm Saufe
oer Qraufen unb cbne Snftrumeute turirt. Gin nuns
betpcues 6eilmttteI. ~
Catarrh und k-rankheiten der
k1aut, bes BIute8 uub 9eraen8, Der eeber unb Der
&tereu.
Syphilis. Das anu sel4rtnpefteu uni fderfen
b<iIenbe WRitteI 9ur garanttrt.
Hnut-h ran kheiten aIer Gri perbeu tns
ssr.s no anbere 4nren mtBldnaen.
Unz1atuerlicher Abffuss msrb prompt
IN I'm padr Tasen turtrt.
W2eine Metbpoet.
i. Tretf Capitalization tn ber Office pber per BOT
J. 0ennue u~rteriu@uua nub Dto8uofe.
s. Sober wirb ant @runb ptHenfHdfti.6er Prtnctpter
tet4nbeIt uub iein cber thr Edn rtrb ST iptcieaer
Efubtum eema6t.
{. Biutse Nreije unp lei@te 8asiunssbebtnsunssn.
Sn ben metlfen Gduen fam bic 6raufbeit i'm pduie
te9 Grdnten behanbelt trerpen.
S6rettk nm Spmptcm : Gcrmuiar Wo. l, fhr Nfdns
G6relbt am Srmptpmz Gprmrlar Rp 2, fur Erausn.
64retbt I'm Symptom ScrmuIar no 3, fur sauts
frauftetten.
Brtefe mtrheu prompt beautuprtet. ale Gefddjte
.stttm getalten. Webibtn rirb rerbcr8eu ssiaubt
l<Itrtnaen bic Nanien bon Gan antpnic.
Demtf1 Befprp@en.
vas arreIbss an ober ipre4e Dor let
n MD,
sftu<ne Gtbdabs, SO nnb IS Mef sGpnamerseFtafe
Dan Nntpntps TeJas, eine Treppe tr&.
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0emtih Gmgliide gbmlc,
San Mntomip, 2egas.

Anerfannt ti6tise eebranitali fir anaber
unb Edoden ; felt oreibis Sabren in rest.
D,rfinmfcit. @prtreiHibe Sebrtrafte unite,
bepdbrter 9eitan9. Der englilden Sprade
fpire, ipie Der oeMtidcn, sple Rednuus &c.
trasen. NuBereem llnterribi i'm Spanii9en.
@inigermabea pprbereitete Sbiiler finben lie.
ber,eit Nuinabme. Rdbere anSfunft ertbstIen
5err s. @rooS, Yrdiioent bts Sdul Dor:
fanbes unb VI III. Barbed. Director Der
AnItalt. tuh'.
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STIR @pnfabIer

@ir iinb autoriiirt Germ g1as s. Mb.
beH ais 8anbibat fir bas 9lint bes SOM
fabIers bes l. preeinfts ansufiinbisen
Bir iinb autoriiirt, g. ~. SeffeI ais
Ranbibat fir baS Amt bes &ontabIers
beS l. Yrecinfts bel Der bepor1ts9enoen
Ncbembertpabl an5afinbieen.
Dir iinb autorifirt, Orr. Sames Mc.
@Iosfh als aanribat fur 0as Mmt les
RontablerS beS l. Wreeinft ansuseigen
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Sir Oifrifts@Ierf.

Mir finb beauftrast, Serrn 9enrb u nj
f4eib ais aanbibaten fir 6as 9lmt bes
Difrift:@Ierfs bon 8erar County an.
3afiinbisen.
sBir finb autoriiirt, Germ O co. g. &ils
liza 0 ais Ranoibat fur bas Ami bes
9ifrift:GIertS bon 8erar County an
sutiinbi9sm.
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DR.. HathaWaY
Spbm S3rpaDfoot. nj. D., Mffitent.
Specialist DeS msStens.

un5e Wdnnes'
mel&e In Gplss ppr
SuSenD Sinber
an Rerpenf9pdH
tetben,
trait u%utersraben
5abM uuh TIRE
MdnnliAtett rerlo.
ren. fplten ben bes
rubmten Dr. Sa,,
tkamau iofprt eons
fuIttrea. WeIsebt
ni&t, Weruvatront.
bet unit ober okLe
Irdume mtrn wtis
uub
mad ben neaeiten
Retbcbm tehans
belt N NIT BEN
sr6eten Grfcls. -,
IS fommt ntni
baranf an, oh man
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SIR beriff,

Die .6reie Yreiie" 1T ermd1tiet, @errn
Sobn p. gampbeII als 8anbt6at fit
bas., lint pes Sberiffs bon 8erar guuntb
amaaftabistn.
Sir finb autoriirt GERM Z. g. mccall
ais @anbibat fur @iebererpdbinns fir bas
&ntt beS Sheriffs bon 8erar County ars
3ufunbieen.
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Ayer'# 5nir=pienr.
Wabt al,t5etgen.

Sur 9dutes Snfpeftor.
Siermit erlaube i1 mir, mid ais Ranbibat
fur bas &nt bes 9dutes unb 9te6 sSns
1peftDrs Bel Der bebortebetben 8abl ans
5a3etseI ,ntb bite UNI bic l1nteritiitutts meis
ner Greunbe unb Witbiirger.
@1tungsbou
Dtto M6gelin.
Dir iinS autoriiirt, Serrn GbaS. 8.
2Dffer ais aanbtbat fir bas @mt bes
Sautes SnpeftorS an5nfiinbigen.
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Sir s puntp< &tdter.

@ir. iinb autorifrt GERM g. 80. M G.
MIliiter ais &anbibaten fur NieberwabI
fur S9s Nhtt bes 6 ountpsStt@ters an3,is
tiinbiaen.
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@ir finb autorifirt @err1r q, g. etar.
fteIb, bisber County Sduljuperintsnbent,
ats 9anbibat fur bas gmt Ses s MT ~
3idterS an3ufiinbigen.
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SIR Gr.iebeus Ninter.

Sir iin6 autoriftrt, Germ Mntpn Ibam
ais 2anticaten fir Btebernabl fir has Nint
beS SriebenSri9terS bes I. Yres
etntts (bie sanse StaSt nnlfaieno) an3u
tiinbiseu.
@ir finb beauftrast. 9errm %. 8. 6 : ais
8anbioaten fur bas Amt bes Grieoens
rioters fir ben eriten Yreeinft ansufiins
bi8en. 9err GOT eriudt Die 8iirser bpn Yerar
gountp, fir i'm 3u itimmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-12

Der &xttungssAnter tf sr tabsn
belm 8x1 1Hnblsr mic. fensA 21s Com
naexttffd5< Gan antonio. 9ssas.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-26
BREWERS OF BEER.
Convention of the National Association-Sun-
day Drinking-The New York Excise Law.

BOsroN, May 25. - The thirty-second
annual convention of the United States
Brewers Association met here this morn
ing. Ellis Wainwright. of st. Louis. pres
ident of the association. delivered his
annual address, which was followed by
the reading of the reports of the several
committees. The report of the board Of
trustees was read by Richard Kitzenmeyer.
secretary. AS to the brewers exhibit at
the Columbian Worlds Fair, the erection
of q separate building has been dropped as
impracticabIe, and the hoard has applied
to the director general for space In any
building TO which, under the existing sys
tenn OF classification. such an exhibit be-
longs. 1t is intended to illustrate by
maps. charts. and pamphlets and statistical
tables the magnitude of the brewing trade
and its industrial and agricultural con-
nectlop.
The report of the publication committee
was read by Mr.. q. Thoman, manager of
the brewers literary bureau. The report
refers to the deDunciatiOn contained in
o series of sermons by the Rev. j. b. Brady,
of Newark, n. j., of the choral societies
participating in the national singing festi-
val held there in July last for sin ging secu-
lar songs and drinking beer on Sunday.
The reverend gentleman's attack is met by
quoting report of the Newark chief of po-
lice, which says: AT no other public gath
erinR Of like magnitude have | witnessed
such a remarkable absence of disorderly
conduct There is no period in the annals
of our police department that can be CON-
pared in this respect with the week of the
S2ngeriest-" OF the New York excise law
the report says the Legislature enacted q
new excise law in place of the great mass
of contradictory statutes which had here
tofore been in force. Taken as whole the
new law appears to be better than the
former statutes. inasmuch as it secures to
the dealers q certain degree of security
against the practices of black-mailers.
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Ask your grocer for
Princess Flour.
Made by Blanton. Watson d Co.
INSURANCE sWINDLER CAUGHT.
His Alleged Body Was Pished Ont Of Niagara,
but the Liye Man Was in California.

Los ANGELES May ga sensatio onal ar
rest has been made by the Los Angeles
police authorities. About April 1. 1885.
Bryant Crandall. of Buffalo. N. Y, after
insuring his life for about $4,000, disap-
peared. His clothing. found ON the bank
of Niagara. seemed to point to suicide.
Three months later dead body was found
below the falls exactly fitting Crandalrs
description. Crandalrs wife and relatives
positively identified the body as that of
Crandall, and part OF the insurance money
was paid. The insurance associations. be-
ing still suspicious. the matter was taken
into court in March. 1887. Crandall was
seen on the streets of Los Angeles by q
prominent citi zen of Buffalo and the New
York authorities were notified. They COM
menced search for the man. but
he had disappeared. Some his ago
Crandall was again seen in Los
Angeles. but again disappeared. F rom
that time Chief Glass and his
detective force have been on his track and
he was finally located at New hall, this
county, where be was at work at q petro-
leum we'll. When the officers reac he'd
Newhall Crandall again disappeared, but
was easily traced to this city and was
AoSoScu III thc nospitdl. WucEe no
was being treated for injuries received in
the oil country. Chief Glass and detective
Moffett arrested him and he as convey ed
to the city prison. where he has since been
confined. The matter was kept secret for
fear of habeas corpus proceedings. Tho
New York authorities were notified of the
capture and q requIsition was forwarded
to Governor Markham and tomorrow
detective Diehl. of Buffalo. will arrive
here for his prisoner. CrandalPs case at
tracted widespread attention ut the time it
occurred. His wife and children are still
in Buffalo.
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certain politicians who have heretofore
been unfriendly TO Mr. Blaine. in trying to
force Mr.. Blame into accepting the nomi-
nation. Mr.. Elkins 10 said TO have re-
marked with emphasis. that Mr.. Blaine.
since writing his letter of declination to
Mr.. Clarkson, had repeatedly told him Mr..
Elklns] and also told the President
that he did not want the nomination and
In view of this decision of Mr.. Blaine.
which Is known to the politicians. Mr.
Blaine could not understand the course Of
the politicians in insisting. To this Gen.
Clarkson is said to have replied that ne
had not heard from Mr.. Blaine upon the
subject since receiving the letter of declin-
alton. but that he had reasons OF his own
for entertaining the belief that Mr.. Blaine
would not refuse the nomination provided
he received it by such an overwhelming
majority az to indicate that the Republican
party believed his nomination to be neces-
sary to carry the election.
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Political Notes.

A final effort to harmonic the difference
between the McEnery and Foster Demo
cratic factions of Louisiana by the sub
mittees has failed. and the war will con-
'tinue.
Democrats of Carroll. White and Pulaski
counties nominated Milton Beck. of Car
roll. for joint Senator at Monticello yester-
day. George Marvin. of White, was nomi-
mated prosecuting attorney for White and
Carroll counties.
By a peculiar blunder the government of
Jacksonville. ILL.,. has passed into the hands
of the Democrats. A Republican alderman
moved away and there had to be an cleo
tion to fill the vacancy. The Council stood
five Democrats to seven Rcpu blicans. with
O Democratic Mayor. When the Republic.
ans nominated their man they forgot to
certify the same. as required by law. and
as O consequence they had no candidate in
the field and the election went by default.
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SENATOR PETTIGREW TALKS.

He First Sees Plotter Plats ana then Says
Harrison Can Not Garry Montana.
NEW YORK, May 25.-Political leaders in
this and other States are beginning to flock
to this city. Senator Hjscock arrived here
from Washington this afternoon. Senator
Pettigrew, of South Dakota. reg
tel this evening. Awaiting him
was ex-senator Platt. who at once took
Senator Pettigrew aside and for some
minutes held an earnest conversation with
him. Senator Pettigrew was seen later.
He at first declared that. being a delegate
from q state which had been instructed for
Harrison, he did not feel like expressing
an opinion on the situation. On being
questioned the following was elic tied: 'It
is true that South Dakota has instructed
tor Harrison. but it is equally true that
this was done with the understanding that
Blaine was not candidate. south Dakota
is unquestionably Blaine State. 1t has
tion since it became State until this
year. Every man, woman or child
il for Blaine. He could poll more votes In
the Northwest than any other candidate
Republican whom have in my mind that
GOULD carry Montana. and its three cleo
toral votes will be very necessary II New
York should 90 Democratic."
Gould Harrison carry MOntansf"
Garry Montanai He could not carry
one corner of it,"
I'm event of BlaInes acceptance, would
the South Dakota delegation consider
themselves released from their instruc-
tiOnsi'
That is question that is hardly far to
ask" he replied. II hardly think the Re-
pubhcaDs of South Dakota could hold
them clearly to account in such q cOntin-
gency."
When ex-senator Hlscock was seen he
declared that he was still for Harrison. II
have just como from Washington" he said.
"and | see nothing to change
my opinion that President Har-
rison will be renOminated. and
have yet to hear of any authoritative Q
statement that Blaine ia q candidate" SEN
atOr Hiscock admitted that, in the event
of Blaine's candidacy. the situation might
be changed but only that would interfere
with HarrisOn's nom nation.
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TRAIN ROBBERS SHOT.
Hunted Down by Officers in Florida and Two
Killed During Battle.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. May 25.-Two of
the express robbers who held mp the train
at Monroe Junction last Saturday morning
and killed messenger Saunders have paid
the penalty for their crime. They were
killed to-day of Buffalo Bluff bridge on
the st. John River, five miles south of
Palatka. A posse with deer hounds 10 pur-
suing the other man. and his capture is al
most certain. Many shots wero fired at
both the robbers an ID the posse in search of
them, but none OF the latter were wounded.
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NEW YoRK-Arrived: City of Paris. from
Liverpool.
ANTWERP. May 25.-Arrived: Belgerland.
from New York.
HAvRE. May 25.-Arrived: La Bourgogne
from New York.
LIVERPOOL, May 25.-Arrived: City of
New York. from New York
NEW YORK. May 25.-Arrived: Moravis,
from Hamburg; HaveI, from Bremen.
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general strength, by any administration
OF recent years. and. may add. at any time
within the history of our country. 1t is
absolutely above criticism. President
Harrison has been fully abreast with his
party in all the great issues it has espoused.
and in his domestic and foreign policy he
has given the American people great cause
for pride. If renOminated we will have
nothing to defend or apologize for. and
will defy all assaults from the enemy from
any quarter
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1t Was Needed.

Special TO the 1ndianapolls JOURNAL.
WABASH, Ind. May ga young mems
Republican club was organized here this
evening with q membership of over three
hundred. The officers are Harry Williams
president. Arnold Clauve secretary j. +.
McHenry treasurer, and an executive COM
mittee of twelve members. The club has
fitted up two large rooms in fine style and
has already entered into active campaign
work. Hon. j. B. Kenner of Huntington.
delivered the opening address to the club
this aYaninR
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sounds Very Much Like QUAY.

PfTTsBURG, May Ex-senator Quay was
in this clty this morning for q few min
utes while en- route to his home in Beaver
In aD interview he said that he did not
think there would be any trouble in nomi-
mating Blaine at Minneapolis. "It will
not be by STAN peding the convention. but
by force of the general sentiment" he con-
cluded
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NEW YORK. May 25.-A Washing gton dis
patch to the Herald says: Gen. Horace
Porter. of New York. will probably present
President Harrison's name to the Minneap-
oils convention. The matter has not been
definitely arranged. but it no doubt will be
within the next forty y-eight hours"
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MONTREAL. May 25.-Yesterday three
petty officers and five men of q brigade of
the Montreal Garrison Artillery stepped
into the store of Lorge & Co., batters. and
demanded that the stars and stripes H. ing
outside be taken down. Ii was done. Sew
eral stores in the vicinity were visited and
the owners were compelled to take down
the American flag from Its position. The
matter has been reported to the brigade
maj or. and an Investigation will be made.