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THE OFFICIAL BALLOT

Taken i'm the Democratic NatIonal ooh'
,ont;on which Nominated Grover CleSe-
land for the Presidency.
CHICAGO, June 23,-The following is the cor
rectel ballot by which Mr.. Cleveland was nom
in ated early this morning:
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CHANGE OF VENUE.

rha johnson County (yvyo.) Invaders Sc
cure a Change of Venue, aud Their Cases
will he Tried in Cheyenne, where ihey
Expect to to Get Either Mistrlal or
Acquital.
LARAMIE. Wyo., July 2O.-At IL
o'clock yesterday morning Judge Blake
handed down his decision on the ap-
plicatiou of the cattlemen, who INVADED
Johnson county for change OF venue
to some other county in the state. Ills
decision is that the case be trieo In
Laramie county of which Cheyenne IS
the county seat. In making this decl'
sion he rives as the reason that the
testimony shows that there is strong
prejudice here and that there IS
scarcity of jurors.
The defendants seem delighted with
the opinion They have made strong
effort to go to Cheyenne, the home OF
number Of them.
For the present the prisoners Will re
main in the charge of johnson county
officers. but it is understood Chat an Ell
| fort has been made to have dltferen
| arranpement until the trial comes or
| The prisoners will be tried in body
| Under the sta tue but one change 0
| venue can be granted, and but on
trial will be held. The opinion is gen
orally expressed that they will be ac
omitted at Cheyenne if disagreement
of the Jury is not secured, which Woul
virtually amount to the same In
trial will probably not begin before tn
middle of August.
The news of the change OF venue
though not unexpected, will be receive
by the rustlers and their friends wit
chagrin, as they will see in it the pro
able defeat of their wishes to have tn
| Invaders puniShcd.
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THE superintendent Of the Michigan
blind asylum claims to have solved the
problem Of economically lighting trains
BY electricity.
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THE president issued proclamation,
on the 2sth, declaring reciprocal treaty
relations with Cuba, under the reci-
procity clause of the Mckinley tariff
law.
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nisinrectants to be Entered Duty Fret

Df,inrectants to be Entered Duty Free
LONDON, July 20. The st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Times says;
has been decided that all distnfectahts
are to enter the country duty free ana
must be cleared at the various ports De-
fore everything else.
The Vienna correspondent OF the
Times says: 'Grave fears are enter
tanned of an epidemic of cholera at
Odessa
IT is rnmored i'm st. Petersburg that
a disease has broken ont in Astrakhah
which resembles the plague that raw
aged the Volga district fourteen years
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To Fill a Good Position.

The Bloomington board of education
has selected Prof. e. NJ Van PETER
of the Joliet high school, as superlnten-
dent of the Bloomington public schools
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HENRY M. STANLEY, in an election
speech in England, on the 27th, de
nounced the eight-hour day and the
home rule movement.
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THE British parliament was pro
rogued by Queen Victoria on the 2sth,
and later in the day the dissolution
proclamation was issued.
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pied I'm Switze rland.

Hon. Jones Tontz, of Madison county:
member of the legislature. and one OF
the 1o3 who voted for Logan IN that
memorable contest, died in Switzerland.
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THE business failures occurring
throughout the country, during, the
seven days ended on the 18th, number
for the United States. 16S, and for Can
ada %, or total Of 100; as compared
with 176 for the previous week and 247
for the corresponding week Of last
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CHAs. THEODORE, son Of the late King
John Of Abyssinia, was arraigned In
London. on the 10th, for threatening
betting man with whom he had a quar-
rel. Not being able to secure bonds
men for his good behavior, he was sent
to prison for six months.
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THE Goshen IN. Y.) national bank
closed its doors on the 27th. Cashier
Murray, who is also county treasurer,
did not make his appearance, and it was
rumored he had abscOnded.
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SIR WILLIAM AITKIN, the noted En-
glish surgeon and professor Of pathol-
ogy, died in London on the 27th. He
was born in Dundee, Scotland, April
o. 1925
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GEO. w. RUTTER, 46 years old, one OF
the Homestead strikers who was shot
during the fight with the Pinkertons,
died at the Homeopathic hospital in
Pittsburgh, Pa, on the nth, from the
effect of wounds received lie leaves
widow and family living at Verona.
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Gen. Snowden to his picl5ets and guards
to arrest any civil officer found inter
fering with strangers.
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husband Drowned. Wife Rescued.

Edward S. Prosser and wife,o Dixon
were boat-riding on the Rock river
when the boat capsized. Mr.. Prosser
drowned. Mrs Prosser was rescued.
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CHARGES Of embezzlement have been
preferred against Street Commissioner
Bower, Of Toledo, 0. It appears that
Bower compelled the bosses under
him to carry straw men upon their rolls
for whom Bower collected the checks
each week and had them cashed at a
local brewery.
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chill has paid $75,o indemnity on
account Of the assault upon the crew
Of the Baltimore at Valparaiso last Oc-
tober. This is satisfactory to the
United States The money will be dis
tributed among the families Of the.two
sailors killed and the members of the
clew who were injured.
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THE first series Of elections for the
presidency in Mexico were held on the
o6tb. Quiet prevailed throughout the
country. There was no opposition to
the Diaz ticket The final decision will
be made in ,JulV
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EX-SENATOR INGALLS,, of Kansas, has
gone to Europe.
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BANK OF IRELAND stock has had q
further decline Of six pounds and was
offered, on the 28th, at f305. Irish
railway bonds are also falling on ac-
count Of home rule legislation.
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THE Royal Gazette, on the 28th, pub
lished the queens proclamation dis
solving the British parliament and
summoning the new parliament tomeet
on Thursday, August 4. The wrlts
were issued accordingly.
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THE long raven locks and flowing
beard Of prince Michael of the Fly
ing Roll. recently sent to the Michigan
pcnitentiary, Of which he was denudcd
when the prison gates closed behind
him, are now on exhibition in a Detroit
museum.
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REV. IRA J. CHASE, Indiana's preacher
governor. was renominated on the first
ballot in the republican state conven-
tion at Fort Wayne, on the 2Sth, with
Theodore Shockney, Of Randolph coun-
ty, for lieutenant governor, and q full
state ticket.
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IA MAH
the GEOGRAPHY q THIS c0us.ss x y ~
.nca y IMPORTATION FROM STUDY o. 1H's var " '''
Cajcaqo, Rock Island & Pacific Ry,

~. r,,ect Route to and Chicago joliet, JsoTs:
r'.,,ia La Sale, Moline. Rock Island, 10 nes
n,y ynpor. Muscatine otthmwh' ane council
Mons' M,T,1Iss ,nwA Minneapolis and St. Paul IN MIN,
nH u wasertoWn and sioux Fall. in
Sameron 81. Joseph and Kansas City, tyiSnppasKA: IN
Omaha Ineoln Fairbury and Nelson IN I1n,onson.
Atchison Leavenworth Horton, . city Caldwell. in
Wesssa Kinahsr Fl and Mineo in Tsbo
TERRIToRY Denver colorado Springs a ana f,rmns
COLORADO Traverses new areas o. r1sa Of
and grazing lands sordins the ses. a. and vest
nd southwest Of Chicago and 70 facihe
,rans-oceanic seapOrts
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RICHMOND CURTIS, said to be a nephew
of George VIM. Curtis, editor Of Har-
per's Weekly, and travelling under the
assumed name Of George Connors. an
ex-reformatory convict, committed
suicide, on the 10th, by hanging in the
iail at Huntington, Pa. He was in
prison on the charge Of horse-stealing.
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THE steamship Vega, five days over
due, and supposed to have been in col
lision at sea with the sailing vessel
Fred b. Taylor, arrived at New York
quarantine at 5:15 a. M, Of the 27th.
She had not been in collision with the
Taylor or any other vessel.
The state capital., 1892-07-02

WIN. A. STRICKLAND, Of Alfalfa, Law
ence county, O., returned his pension
check to his attorneys, on the 18th, re-
ouesting them to return it to the gov
ernment. Strickland claims to have
had dirine inspiration from the Lord
Informing him that the pension money
was curse, and directing him in fu-
ture to reject it as blood money, which
he proposes to do.
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Scalded to Death.

A. East Dixon the small child OF A.
P. sengel pulled the teapot filled with
lot tea onto himself. Death soon re-
suited from the awful burns.
A New Law school.
Chicago is to have new law scnooi'
to open in September. 1t Will De known I,
as .tThe Union Law School OF Cnlcago,
and has been Incorporated
Improving the kaskaskia'
The government appropriation Tor the
| Improvement of the kaskaskla river
| near the mouth has been exhausted
| Good work has been DONE
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CAPT. A. G. BoRUP, the American
officer who was suspended from his
duties at the American legation in
Paris pending an investigation OF the
charge against him Of securing and
selling secrets Of the French war de-
partment to the German and Italian
governments. was passenger on the
steamer Aller, which arrived at he1
dock in Hoboken, n j., on the 18th.
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MAGNIFICENT
rx7REss TRAINS

MAGNIFICENT
urSr7suZE EXPRESS TRAINS
.u competi,ors in splendor o. eanipnenITr an.cIT'
eaoiuk HIIrraGo and DEs MONIES. Cou. Counol.
pe'me.n e1as 80 OMAHA. and between CHlCAuo an.
o-vrp BLur coIORADO SPRINGS and PUEbLv. PUs,.urr .u
LIZ, .Ns.s cry and TOPEKA and via 81 yo.'-
a nc, ,ar ,he new line via LINCOLN, FEb. "a
~. .. coo.he. FREE RECLINING CHAIN onNs go oon-
go sIeeners with Dining Car Service
-. =, Denver and Colorado Springs "i'huN
-s..ay lines now forming the new ana pic'ai''4e'
STANDARD GAUGE
rzAMs-RocKY MOUNTAIN ROUTE
ou.r which superbly equipped trains run osny so;.
oven @ 49, 1yITuOJTT CHANGE to and from @ ons
" ,u.-- oaon and san Francisco THE hoo1.
- oIso the Direct and Favorits Line 10 an
- ,,a,;,o, pikes Peak and all other SANITARY NAA
and cities and mining districts In Coiofaao'
DAILY FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
r-, G. ,osarh and Kansas City to and from all I'M
ortort towns cities and sections in SoutheIh
vonso. and the Indian Territory Also v" .,T.
IFAP Po1rTF from Kansas City and chicago 70 -
tovn Sioux Falls MINNEAPOLIS ana q. s,
connecting for all points north anu
| the lakes and the Pacific Coast .....~.,cr
For Tickets Maps Folders, or desired lni0zAs.
apply to any Coupon Ticket Ohice IN sne 4
Or Canada, or address
e. ST, JOHN, JOHN sfEBAsT,A
Genr Manager, Gen11RA. q Pass. Ags..
CHICAGO. Ill
/
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GEN. A. Med. McCooK, commanding
the department of Arizona, was in
Washington city, on the nth, the guest
of his brother, Anson McCook, secre-
tary of the senate. Gen. McCook was
ordered to Washington to consult with
Secretary Ellxins and Gen. Schofeld in
regard to matters in his department,
especially the improvement OF the
posts there. He says there is no longer
much danger Of trouble with the In
dams. In fact. the Indians are becom
ing 50 tame and amiable that nobody
can pick fight with them,
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I1IInniS state FFair,

The follow ing has been sent out from
Springfield:
The state board of ag iculture has decided to
award S6 500 in prizos for the displays of farm.
orchard and garden products at the state fair.
to be held at Peoria September go. Com
petition is open to boards or as sociations as
well as to individuals. The articles must De
grown in the cokaty froI, which they are sent
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reading by Misses Ada Russt
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-
s. ,. TURNER, Manager.
SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS |
EX-SENATOR INGALLS,, of Kansas, has
gone to Europe.
THE superintendent Of the Michigan
blind asylum claims to have solved the
problem Of Economically lighting trains
BY electricity.
HENRY nj. STANLEY, in an election
speech in England, on the 27th, de-
nounced the eight-hour day and the
home rule movement.
THE British parliament was pro
rogued by Queen Victoria on the 2Sth,
and later in the day the dissolution
proclamation was issued.
THE president issued proclamation,
on the 2Sth declaring reciprocal treaty
relations with Cuba. under the reci-
procity clause of the Mckinley tariff
law.
SIR WILLIAM AIrKIN, the noted En-
glish surgeon and professor of pathol-
ogy, died in London on the 27th. He
was born in Dundee, Scotland, April
%, 1925.
THE Goshen IN. Y.) national bank
closed its doors on the 27th. Cashier
Murray, who is also county treasurer,
did not make his appearance, and it was
rumored he had absconded.
BANK OF IRELAND stock has had q
further decline Of six pounds and was
offered, on the 2Sth, at G305. Irish
railway bonds are also falling on ac-
count Of home rule legislation.
THE first series Of elections for the
presidency in Mexico were held on the
o6tb Quiet prevailed throughout the
country. There was no opposition to
the Diaz ticket. The final decision Will
be made in July.
THE Royal Gazette, on the 28th, pub
1ished the queens proclamation dis
solving the British parliament and
summoning the new parliament to meet
on Thursday, August 4. The wrlts
were issued accordingly.
THE long raven locks and flowing
beard Of ''Prince" Michael Of the Fly
ing Roll. recently sent to the Michigan
pcnitentiary, Of which he was denudcd
when the prison gates closed behino
him, are now on exhibition in Detroit
museum.
REV IRA J. CHASE, Indiana's preacher
governor, was renominated on the frs
ballot in the republican state conven
ton at Fort Wayne, on the 2Sth, witt
Theodore Shockney, Of Randolph coun
ty, for lieutenant governor, and tul
state ticket
THE steamship Vega, five days over
due, and supposed to have been in col
lision at sea with the sailing vesse
Fred B. Taylor, arrived at New Yor
quarantine at 5:15 a. m, OF the IItf
She had not been in collision with tn
Taylor or any other vessel.
Tn connection with the Bornp affal
reading By Misses Ada Russ
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CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000.

Divided into $4,000 shares OF Sl.OO
each. Stock non-assessable.
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The plan is to sci
Ia 1nctrn


ai"tment against BILE exhibits frc
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-19
cLoUsToN FOUND GUILTY.
His Father-in-Law May Have to Take Hin
to Prison.


to Prison.
PARKERsBURG, ". VA, Dec. 1S-[Spe.
eiaL lin the nctorious Clouston case the
jury in the fifth trial returned verdict oi
guilty shortly after midnight.
Clouston is charged with forging witness
certificates, and there are 30 indictments
against him. Three of the previous trial.
resulted in disagreements and one convic
tion, which the last verdict set aside. 1t i:
alleged that his stealings in this manner
aggregated Sc, 200. During his imprlson.
ment it is charged that his friends stole g
box containing important papers bearing
adversely on his case, and that he was also
mixed up in a scheme to make wholesale
Jail delivery during the fracas over which q
man named James nearly blinded the iailol
for life.
1t is still the general impression of 9
skepticsl public that his great influence will
save him from the penitentiary. If sent
there on this conviction his father-in-law
will have to take him, as he is the newly
elected Sheriff
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-19

DoN'T be in a hurry buying your holiday
presents till after you SEQ Henry Terheyden's
magnificent dispiay-superb. rich, grand
must be seen to be appreciated.
Jewelry,
Watches,
Diamonds,
Silverware,
Clocks,
Lamps Bronzes, Bric-a-brac.
Diamonds set and jewelry made to order.
$50 Smithfeld street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-19
The Champion Mean Man

Has insured his wife's life in his own favor
and is going to give it to her for a Christmas
gilt. Don't you do that. Insure your own
lie on the tontine plan. Insure 1t in the
Equitable Assurance Society. Then give the
policy TO your vie. It's a nice gilt to her.
It's nice gift to the children. It's nice
gilt to yourself, too, it you live 20 years.
EDWARD A. WOODS, Manager.
5l6 Market street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-19
The Manufacturer Lost so Per Cent

On that big purchase of ladies' Jackets we
put on sale in our cloak departm ment-flner
goods than any in the city, and every one at
half the price they usually sell at-be sure
TO come to this great jacket sale.
JOS HORNE & Co., Penn aye.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-19

KAurMANHs' open evenings this week.
Kaufmanns' open evenings this week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-19
Holiday Delicacies.

We have now in store q fine selection of
table delicacies and novelties suitable for
the holiday season. Ifyou want goods that
it will be a pleasure to eat you will do we'll
TO buy of us. We deliver goods everywhere.
Freight paid on orders from out of town.
Send for price list. MILLER Bros,
Fine Groceries and Table Delicacies, ls2 Fed
eral street, Allegheny. Telephone 3346.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-19
EiShty-Eight Pianos Already Selected
for Christmas Presents.
Look at the Record.

What Do You Think Of 1t?
Most OF these are Everetts; some Web
ster, some Newly & Evans, and some Har-
ward Pianos. and yet there are some people
foolish enough to buy other pianos and bay
extTavagant,p prices ior them because they
bear an old name. No so with our patrons,
who think for themselves and judge of the
piano by its merits, which speaks ou: in the
rich beautiful tone. the light responsive
action and artistically designed and per-
fectly finished cases, the seven years guar
Entee, the testimony of over 1900 people
who have them in their homes. Our bust
ness is booming while others complain of
dull times. The reason is apparent. The
people know where to get the best instru-
ments. Our stock is complete. You can
choose from the best in the market and We
will deliver the piano when you want it,
Come early and avoid the rush or q few DAYS
before Christmas. If you do not want q
piano you may want a violin, guitar, man
dolin, music Dox or some small instrument.
We have them all ana can please you aud
save money for you.
ALEX Ross Music HOUSE,
1<3 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-19
XiOlIns,
NIandolins,
Guitars,

The beautiful Imperial guitars and man.
dolins never fail to please. We have also
the famous Bruno guitars and Bowman
mandoiins. The finest in the world. Our
low prices will astonfsn you.
ALEX Ross MUSIC HOUSE,
l43 Federal street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-19
Make Merry With Gifts Useful and orna.

Our special display for Decemberis Is worthy
of your inspPctlon. SCHoENECK h Son,
I'll Liberty street, opp. Wood.
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TBrooklyn papers please copy.I


THOMAS-On Sunday, December IS, 1892,
at $50 A. NJ, WILLIAM H. THOMAS, husband OF
Rachel j. Richards, in his 25th year.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 8
Delaware street, Allegheny City. on TUES
DAY, December 20, 1892, at P. M. Friends of
the family are invited. Q
wEBE2-On Saturday, December II, 1892,
at 1885 P. NJ, FRANK WEBER, aged S5 years, 10
months and IA days
Funeral on MONDAY at 2 P. NJ. from his late
residence, Baldwin station, r, V. & c. R. R.
Friends OF the family are respectfully in
vited to attend. 1nterment at Rev. Lorch's
Cemetery.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-10

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