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hAWLEY ChAaMAN'S WIFE SUED.
decorator Graves Wants 1910 for
Servicea Rendered.

.ora Chapman, the wife of ]. Hawley
Sn"pinan' the actor, now confined in a
.1"a'ic asylum, was a defendant this
".ornlls before city Court Judge Glenn
er. h~rooklyn, in a suit brought by Rob
ora ., graves, the Flathush avenue dec
n hfH 10 recover $50. 81 the amount of
IN Tor services rendered.
fn m 1851 Graves was secured TO decorate
I p houses on Il. Marks avenue and
NM pace The original bill was for
han nraNes says $50 is SIN due. Mrs.
cisidpn, makes a general denial. De
>'''oh was reserved.
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jennie weirmount, eighteen, a domesue at i47
East one Hundred aud Twent;-thlrd street was
severely burned about the head and body this
morning hy her clothes taking hrs from a range.
She ran screaminS into the street and then into
the area OF a house next door, 4 man who was
passing wrapped his overcolt about the girl end
nut out the danes. She was removed 70 the
Harlem Hospital.
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SMALLPOX In Enzaosth.

ELIZABETH, Nov, :l-The Board OF Health
has excluded from the public schools all chidrea
residing in the Italian settlemsnt where small.
poN has broken out All the pupils are being
yAcginatIu
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Broke = Window ror Revenge.

4 homeless tramp. Who SSys Ls uarag II JuUn
sawyer. ven, INFO Wl''lm Williams restaurant
At ne. uoNery Srn1aN HICht and, ~ir.us.ng to
paw Tor the food he oaisinsl there, VAS rNrov =
out. Last night, IN revenge. h. hurled a rO,a
through the restaurant window In the ToRbs
Police Court this morning he was Ei,tn tsgtr
months on the island.
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Ar.as waters's Husband Dead.

BoRDENTowN, y, J., Nov. :l-wiliam C.
Waters, husband Of Susan c. Waters, a well.
known artist, died here this morning from paraly-
sis Of the brain. lie was seventy six years old
and WAs born in Wyoming Valley. Pa.
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John Mas,Sa has been arrested by order NJ Jus.
tice FitEsimous. " the city Court. aad held in
default OF $500 bail in an action brought against
him by Anna HudAc 10 recover 1ll. 900 for breach
OF promise OF marriage. she saws she has heard
that he has married one Map Halck.
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sammy Mrra Goa. Er..-

Little sammy Mills the slayer Of KID"
o'Brien, his pal and former friend, was discharged
In Part I, OF General Sessions this morning. coun-
ael on both sides agreeing that he shot o'Brien
N BSlf-defsnsA.
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For Sale.

Al on r., ltaNgag ely, Eett r.puAI.IJ i.Id1t-tO-
order Sils dana y parlor suit, 80: ANminstsr
parlor carpet, imported hand painted tapestries,
portiereS, rare pAintingS, lane bedroom sui n. bnAha
ned, real lace curtains, other teauu,ui piec ~; also
Tine velvet carpet. SIS, self ~Sspanicly: naro
chance; nll hrSt Class; good As new: elegant houao
fT rvat. IS West 9Th II.
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Twins o,. simu,t.neou.,v

Paul and Charlie Bsrabon, twin sons OF Adelaide
Barabon, horn yesterday In the house Tia West
Thirty-hrst street, died simultaneously In BELLEVUE
Hospital, where the mother was taken for treat
ment early this morning,
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Marco Bros Dress Shirts.
M arco Bros Night Shirts.

MARCO BROS PRICE DIR PRICE
s. W SIX PONCE sight shirts ..............SGS
100 Fancy imported sateen Sight shirts 90. /
1.7j and 200 SIX Embroidered Sight Shirts ssc
$50 Fancy Maryeleau Night shirts......... Geo
T5c. loo and IS Fancy END Night shirts ssc
s 90 Flannel PAiama its............. :S9
100 Fancy Cheviot Pajsma Suits........... Ia
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MEMS FURNISHES.
81 NASSAU ST..
Bet. Fulton e. John SITS.

A DOLLAR DOW 81. 90 weekly, buys sold
blird Watches. delivered immediately, ADDRESS
Arnold, ~ Maiden lane.
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A d oy n amp Hxp,osior.
a. A'fo'on' lamp exploded in N. ,n,r,m,D,,
rr.,, S'hn''f en- the second door at So Baltic
Ing IL %"'1,oAlln, early this mornInr vhtis rev.
va badIss' iinsIish The blaze Mrs' Rachel schultz
'ufnsi about the hands. arms and face,
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'-h1 lCT AGAINST S. v. WHITE.
augment fo- $1,000 Granted
Aga'rs His Firm,

nj. Jury IN the Circuit Court, Brooklyn,
M morning rendered a verdict for
hro, against stephen V. White g. Co,
tIr 'ls' OF New York City. The plain
Who !" me action was Eugene Palmer,
OF tho "alses that he lost the amount
with ~ tLt,uict In a business transaction
Mr. NMThtes Chicago house.
due ia " nlIe says that the litigation 10
the ms personal matter Of A. w. Allen,
"'Ber OF the Chicago branch.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

2O6 COLUMBUS AVE-, cath 81. -klsSantiy iuF.
Angle RON
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A certain and lasting cure, for the
worst Catarrh in the Head, is guaran-
ted by the makers Of DR.. Cages CAtArrh
Remedy.
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0ead on the Wav 10 Service.
BrOotI '"mH'IS' colorcd, OF 1893 bergen street,
cO.no1,n "H,'e going 10 attend services in the
Ills morn,-n MiI'ion, Atlantic and vesta avenues,
""S Tell dead on the sidewaIE
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O
furnishings.
"" st;TtsS a. NASSAU ST. ,." s' ( ssa..,.
BETW
JOHN n FULTON,

We have bought the elegant bankrupt stock II Marco Bros. 1907
In known habcrlasbcrs, which tnust be sold nj once
beginning To-day. To-day All new ~ bi Et hoods. ouo nv
them only u few mouths ago; seas, ma he M sold at prices that wifi
make quick sales. See the goods! ,irah these wonderful prices! It
'OStsN Ou nm thing to all!
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4 full account Of wsii street aRairs viii Be
found Ia The 9 o'cioek Eaitiss ct 'ns EvsaiAs
GSrlA"
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A FIGHT For LlBERTY.

Terrific Battle With Convlcts, Who At.
tempt to Escape From California
Prison,
FoLsoM, CAL, June 27.-At $3.50 this
afternoon gang OF convicIs employed
in tho uppor quarry next to tho head
gate OF tho big dam, consisting Of
George Sontag life timer, and cousin
Of John Soutag, Of the Sontag aud
Evans gang; Russell Williams,
Ben Wilson and Charley Abbott,
and ten year convict named
Dalton, suddenly seized Frank Briare,
lieutenant Of tho guard, put pistol to
his head and started to get him to run
up hill. Before reaching the top OF the
hill it was developed that they had two
Winchestcrs and an additional revolver
which had been concealed among the
rocks.
Up to this time tho guards had been
unable to shoot, as Briare was in the
grasp OF tho Convicts, and as they were
closely banded together shot might
mean death to him. Just before reach
ing the summit OF the hill Brarc jerkod
away and the guards opened tlro from
all diroctions
Tho convicts took to the rocks, con.
ccaled themselves rs best they could,
and returned the Gre as rapidly as pos.
siblo. Tho rear guard was soon
reinforced by reserves from the
prison and Il terrific fight took
place, which lasted fully half an hour,
during all Of which time shots wero
fired Unfortunately from Gatling
guns, Winchester rifles and revolyors MS
rapidly as triggers could bo pulled. At
the end OF about thirty minutes ono Of
the convictB held up his hat on n rifle
rs token Of surrender nnd Warden
Ault, Captain Murphy and few guards
advanced to tho Convicts' stronghold,
where they found Williams, Wilson
and Dalton stretched dead on tho
ground, and George Sontag badly
wounded by threo or four bullets. He
had one bad shot through the body
ard two through tho thigh. Albeit
was groaning with broken leg.
At tho beginning Of tho fight the
prisoners woro wounded, but were i'm.
mcdiatOly carried into prison by the
other convicts, and AZ tho timO tho
nows was sent II was not known who
thoy were. None Of tho prisoners os.
capped, nor were any Of tho guards in.
jurod In tho scrimmago.
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ARMY or THE PoroMAC.
Annual Meeting of the Society In Boston
Tho Oficers Elected,

Tho Omcers Elected.
BosroS, Mass, June 27.-The annua!
meeting OF tho society Of the Army oi
the Potomac was held to-dayin Faueuil
hall. The attendance was largo, BE.
fore tho business meeting came tho
various corps meetings and elections
which were held in the armory OF the
ancient aud honorable artillery.
The First corps elected Us president
Col. Jacob l.. Stine, of Washington, d. G, ;
the Second army corps elected Captain
W, l.. Ross, presidents tho Third corps
chose benjamin Murphy, president;
the Fourth corps, no meeting; the
Fifth corps elected rs Prosi.
deat, General Fitz john Porter
the Sixth corps Captain George b.
Fielden, oil Jersey City, president; the
Ninth corps chose General Andrew D.
Baird, oi New York; tho Tenth elected
Colonel &. i. Dyer president; tho Elov'
Gnth corps chose as president General
Orlando Smith.
Tho cavalry corps elected General j..
p. Cilley, prcsident;t tho Eleventh corps
elected Colonel c. W. GolrOy president; (;
the Nineteenth corps elected its officers
in New York In February.
Following the corps meetings the an.
nual meeting ci the entire association
was called TO order by Gen. Horace
Porter in Fnnouil Hall. Gen. Porter
made no formal speech.
Concord, n. H., was chosen as the
next place OF meeting
The treasurer's report show total OF
81, ,322 in receipts and 81 ,329 expended.
1t was voted that tho life membership
lee be reduced from so to $40.
On motion Of Gen. William Coggswell
4 committee of six representing the
eleventh and twelfth corps was up.
pointed to cooperate with the Chicka-
maugua Battle Field Association, loCat-
ing tho lines OF the battles OF Lookout
Mountain and Mission Ridge.
The election of officers followed.
There were three nominations for presis
don't, Gen. Nelson II. Miles, U. S. a.,
Gen. Calvin L. Pratt and Gen. Oliver
0. Howard. The names OF the two lat
ter were Withdrawal and General Miles
WAS elected.
IIoratio King, of Brooklyn, was
chosen secretary; Col. Samuel Trues-
dell, OF New York, treasurer; Con.
George II. Sharp, corresponding secrO.
tary.
The following resolution, so amOndod
as to recommend that tho United
States government purchase the Gettys.
burg field and set it apart Us n public
park, was adopted:
RcSolred. That this society has learned
with deep indignation that u pri.
vate organization has dared to
dcsecrate tho field Of Gettys'
burg, conSocratod by tho blood
Of so many OF It's comrades, and desire
hereby to record its solemn protect
against such vandalism aud to call upon
those who may be in authority to arrest
il"
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banks in Buffalo. Indications are that
currency Is returning to this city from
tho west. One bank received S250,OO0
from a bank in Chicago to-day.
FINANCIERs ON THE INDIA ACTION,
Frederick D. Tappan, president of
the Gallatin National Bank, and chair
man OF the clearing house loan commits
sion, said!
1.-THE action OF the Indian government
on the silver question is the most i'm.
pOrtaut piece OF news published this
week. II leaves thisCountry as tho only
ono in which there is a market for sill
yer, and is undoubtedly u strong argu.
ment in favor Of the repeal OF the Sher,
man silver purchase law"
Russell Sage said, to-day, regarding
the silver situation:
~ think tho action OF the Indian
government will have the effect here OF
hasloning the repeal OF the silver law
! consider that law as done for now.
What disposition to make OF the
great amount OF silver which the gov
erRment has on hand and to place some
fixed value on it are tho questions
now
A very curious state Of affairs has de.
veloped in Philadelphia Several OF
the biz banks are practically unable to
remit to the banks Of this city tho bal
ancos due them for romIttances, and
Philadelphia exchange is practically at
premium to-day in this city. The
Philadelphia bankers say they are un-
able to procure Now York exchange,
and they cannot get gold or currency to
ship. Ono bank in this city has $780,
900 locked up in three Philadelphia
banks in this way. OF course it could
send down there and demand the cash,
but 1t is unwilling to do so. The prob.
ability is that there will be a larger
issue OF clearing house certificates in
Philadelphia. In tho meantime, how.
ever, business men having drafts on
Philadelphia will not bo able to get
credit ior them here except ut u
premium.
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INDIA'S SILVER MOVE.

Tho VIccrOy Explains tho Governments
Positlun-HopcfuI of Good Effects.
SMLA, june 27.-In explaining to tho
India council the bill providing for tho
stoppago Of the free coinage OF silver
and other monetary measures, tho adj
option OF which wRs announced yester.
day, the marquis OF Lausdowne, vice
roy OF India, said he hoped the govern
ment wovld not be criticised for dis.
posing OF tho important question at u
single sitting. The keynote oil the
scheme was rather to prevent further
fall in exchange than to raise the value
OF tho rupee. The fixing Of the provi-
Pional rate OF exchange at ls 4d pro.
vidod IN automatic means Of prevent
ing the closing OF the mnt5 aud tho
violent disturbing OF exchange rates
Tho ratio OF exchange had been fixed
high enough to relieve the government
OF its most pressing necessities, while it
was well within the limits OF the recent
fluctuations. There should bo no mis-
take, tho viceroy said, about the facts.
1t was not proposed to substitute gold
for the silver currency.
No attempt would be made at pres.
eut to fix u legal tender price for gold,
While the ratio OF value was mentioned,
1t was only provisional. In conclusion
tho viCoroy expressed the governments
sense Of the gravity OF the step it was
about 10 take. Personally he was
averso to all attempts to give money
commodities n fictitious value, but tho
timo had arrived when 10 remain mac.
tive was impossible. The government
would bo unworthy OF tho name il it
left things alone. 1t had not taken the
momentous step with light hearts. He
hoped its action would be fruitful in
good results and that 4 sufficient re.
serve OF gold would be accumulated to
make an effective gold standard possi'
BILE,
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CONDENSED rELEGRAMs.

Tho. Denver smeltcrs feel very Sc.
vercly tho drop in silver.
Senator John Sherman will deliver
tho address Of welcome on tho arrival OF
tho Columbus caravals at tho Worlds
Fair on the Fourth oi JIly.
Tho Ohio Young Peoples Society OF
Christian EndOavor is in session in
Cincinnati. Tho total membership in
Ohio Is Gj,S2S, gain in ono year Of
2G,393
Injector Ahlwardt, tho:notorious jew
batting member OF tho German Reich.
stag, hagagain heOn convicted OF libcll.
ing Prussian officials, and sentenced to
throo months Imprisonment
All tho Rnrlin newspapers, except tho
PoNiscir Hctm7, admit that tho gov.
OtnmOnt Is sutO TO have majority for
the army BILL The estimates OF the
size Of tho majority vary greatly
Baso ball yesterday! Pittsburgh S,
Philadelphia o. Chicago l3, Brooklyn
ii; Cincinnati IS. New York 4; St.
Louis u, Baltimore lOj Cleveland 10,
Washington 0i Louisville 10, boston 8,
Robert Rccd, Of Atlanta Ga, who II
is claimed, Is a relative Of Senator Col.
quit, was murdered at East Alton, Ill.,,
last night by David Price, farm hand.
The men quarrclcd over II game Of
pool 10th men were drunk, aud Il
light resulted
Louis snidOrs' Sons. oil Cincinnati,
the best known aud oldest manuiaclur.
en- and dealers Ia paper In tho west,
have assigned, They state thai oil their
Indebtedness will DO paid dollar for
dollar. They wcro forced to the wall
by tho strlngOnuy In the money market.
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pEnTINENT QUESTIONS


Asked the British Government Bthring OH
India's silver Action.
LONDON, June 27.-In tho house to.
day Mr.. Robert Lacey Everett asked
the government whether. now the
valuo Of the rupee having been arti.
iiCially raised by the closing OF tho
India mint to the free coinage Of silver.
compensation would bo given to those
persons in India who had entered into
contracts to pay rupees without know.
ing that free coinage would DO stopped
and tho value OF tho rupee raised.
Were the people OF India, he further
asked, consulted in the matter2
Mr.. Gladstone replied that all meas.
ures modifying n stato currency may
affect pocuniary values and influence
current transactions. Ho was not
aware that 1t had ever boen the usage
to make alterations subject to Compen.
sation, and he did not SEQ how such a
usage could be beneficially established.
Continuing Mr.. Gladstone said lie was
confident that tho government OF India
was using all the means in Its power to
ascertain the public sentiment.
The Right Hon. George J. Goschen,
who was chancellor Of tho exchequer in
Lord Salisbury's late cabinet, asked ii
tho government oi India had the power
to coin rupees a, the need arose. Mr..
Gladstone replied that II the published
report was not clear he would ask the
India office concerning 1t. lie had little
doubt what the answer would be.
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IHE CABTNET MEETING.


Tho President and Ills Advisors Seem to
be ut sea on the New Silver situation.
No Indication OF an Extra session Before
September,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 27,-Two
hours were consumed by the cabinet
to-day in discussing the new phase OF
the silver question aud other matters
demanding attention, Although the
discussion, it is said, took a wide range,
it was necessarily brought back to one
important and unmRnageahle point
that the executive had no power in tho
premises, Congress alone being able to
deal with tho measures for relief. 1t
was plain to the cabinet that tho month
ly purchase OF silver must be continued
or elRe Congress must be convened in
special session Immediately.
As the President had decided to call
congress- together In tho early part OF
September to deal with the financial
situation, and manifested no intention
OF changing his stated purpose, the
project OF an earlier session OF con-
gress, it is understood, was dropped. So
fur as tho continuance Of tho purchase
OF silver bullion under the Sherman
law was concerned, it was pointed out
that little more than two months re-
mainod before congress- would convene
in extra session, and that during tho
intervening time the silver lots pur-
chased would be only 100000 ounces,
n comparatively small amount in view
OF the previous purchases, That tho
best way to deal with the question was
to await the course Of events ior two
months longer was generally agreed,
and it was with this view dominant
that the meeting adjourned,
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JuL1A EoNcE Nor aunNY,
Hut shC Must so to mn InSAno Asylum 70
tho Murder of Her SlAtera.

But shO Must go to mn InSNno Asylum for
tho Murder Of Her SlAterS.
ATLANTA, GA, Juno T,-Mlss Julia
Force was put on trial yesterday for
tho murder Of her two sisters last Feb.
ruary. She had kop! diary for n year
or moro and all through 1t appeared
hor intention Of some time killing her
sisters.
Tho prisoner entered the court room
with tho widow Of Ex-Governor Con-
ley She Ia defended by Smith, Glenn
& Smith, Secretary uokO Smiths firm,
and John llatdmRn, cousin.
Judge Clark charged tho jury. During
tho delivery Of his remarks Miss Force
sat immovablo before the jury with
her face buried In her hands.
lio said the crimo was probably with.
out parallel unless II bo that
Of tho Borden murder case, II that
critno was committed by Lizzie Borden.
Tho Foroo murder was oven moro hof.
riblo than that. Az the Judge was
charging tho jury tho prisoner broke
down, Bobbing convulsiyoly.
Tho jury remained Oul only few
minutes, and al 9 o'clock brought In q
verdict Of not guilty II will DO 70.
mumbered Miss F0rce was tried shortly
after tho murder occurred on q writ Of
lunacy, and was promptly Judged In
sane.
She will bc uont Of ontO to The state
lunatlo asylum at Mill0dgoyillo
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Complications on Wall Street In
creased by India's Action.
RUMORS OF HEAVY GOLD IMPORTS
And an EARLY Session of Congress-
Restore q Measure of Confidence.
OPINIONS OF THE FINANCIERS
That Repeal of the Sherman Law
Is Now an Absolute Necessity.
A MEETING OF THE CABINET HELD

To Discuss the New Turn of Affairs.
The President aud His Secretary OF
the Treasury Seem to bo at soa-Nr
Cleveland Doesn't Realize the
Necessity for Prompt AotIon-Con.
grcssmcn's Views on tho Action of
India in Stopping Froe Coinage.
Tho SILVER Fanatics Modifying
Their Views-Mr. WarnOr Takes II
Gloomy View Of tho Situation-Ho
Thinks the Indian Move tho Result
OF u General Conspiracy-The situa.
tion Critical iu Financial Circles,
But no UncasinosS Manifested.
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HERR MOST JUBILArEs,

Gov, Altgclrs Pardon of tho Chicago An.
nrchists Inspires Him with New Life.
NEw YoRH, June 27.-Johann Most
in an editorial in his papcr jubilatos
over tho release Of the Chicago An.
archlsta and says; "Wo greet thom as
soldiers returning TO our ranks, ready
TO again unshoatho the sword against
all that Is wrong-Church, state and
capital-and In aid Of all things
good--anatchy, communism aud tho
social revolution. "Uniurl your blood
rod banners, comrades, tho world over,
and lot us celebrate this feast Of jubila.
ton for wo hayo received powerful rOin.
iorromenis 10 our army"
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congressional districts to appoint the
various committees. The convention
proper will ba held tomorrow. There
arc several candidates for the oilico OF
govGrnor-E. j. Pinney, OF Cleveland (;
T. 4, Thompson, Of SpringGoldi L. $,
Logan, OF Alliance; Rev. Gideon !.
Macklin, Of Germantown Gideon I.
Stewart, OF Norwalk, and q. j, Ross OF
lIillsboro.
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EMPIRE REPUBLICANS.
Tho Annual Convention OF the New
York State League,
LETTER FROM GENERAL HARRISON.

All Agree That the Country Isn't
Detter on Under Democratic
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reid on
tho SltuatIon-somo Pertinent oh.
servatIons From the Great Journal.
istr-Four Months Of rDomocraoy and
Nome OF the Pledges Eept-Tho
Resolutions Adopted Take no Step
Backward.
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BERRY The WINNER
OEthe Cowboy Raoofrom Nebraska
to the Worlds Fair,
BUT HE WILL NOT GET The PRIZE,

As He Did Not Comply With tho
RuIcs-StHl Ho Made u Splendid
Hidc-His DronchO In Bettor Con.
dition Than the Iilder-Bunalo Bill
Says it VIII Attract the Worlds
Attention to the Excellence Of
Native American lTorsos-ForeiRn
Governments VIII Want Our Brou.
chOs for Cavalry Horses
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ONO pNonInltloNIsrs.

IhO JnnVCnlI0n TTOpcr 10 NeCI IO.U1y-
SIX Candidates Tor Governor.
CLryELASn, Quo, June 2S.-'ThO
Prohibition state convention was called
to order at o'clock this afternoon, In
Music hall, with large Attendance
present This meeting was merely a
preliminary stop, aud the members oi
the convention divided according 10
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For wost Virginia aud Western pcnn1ylvaniA
gpnOrully mlt, lightly warmer variable wlndn
For Ohio increasing ClDulihess aud showers,
warmer ln extreme cast, cooler southwest yhfl.
able Winds
rIiE tLNrInAfutE YESTERDAY
o. ii'n,nel by o siiyEFF. drissl,L ootnof
Market aud Fourteenth NttuN
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he had nothing to say for publication
and did not care to indulge in spocul'
alton as 10 tho future.
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banks in Buffalo Indications are that
currency is returning to this city from
tho west. One bank received S250,0O0
from a bank in Chicago to-day.