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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07
THE STATEHOOD BILL
Arizona aud Now Mexico May Havo to
WHIT on Tariff

Arizona aud Now Mexico May uaVo to
Wait on Tariff.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August G.-With
tho present session Of Congress draw.
ing to q close and all attention at
any tImo likely TO be concentrated
Upon tho tariff bill, It Is not
considered probable that tho senate
will act upon either tho Arizona or
Now Moxico statehood bills before final
adjournment. This was tho understand
ing whom the bills wore reported from
tho committee on territories. and moth
Ing has transpired since tho reports
wcre made to alter the aituation In this
respect. Tho dato OF admission In the
case OF Arizona and OF the con-
stitutional convention in tho case
OF New Moxico has been 60
deferred In the senate bill as ro-
ported as to rendor this deiermcnt pos
aiblO without rendering o change In the
text Of tho bill necessary in case OF
postponcment. The provision In tho
Arizona bill is for admission on tho lst
oil August, 1896, whllo tho convention
provided for 1t in the New Mexico bill
is not 10 meet until July OF 1895.
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IRON AND STEEL woRKERs.
President Carey and Vice President PHIL
IIpa Decline Reelection.

lips Decline hcsEtecLloh
YOUNGSTOWN. O., August 6.-At the
annual convention OF the National As
ISOLATION Of Iron aud StOel Workers the
discussion regarding the appointment
OF q conference committee occupied con-
siderable time, aud 1t was finally de-
cIded TO leave the matter in tho hands
OF tho advisory board. II conference
committee should DO needed, tho ques-
tons presented will be referred 10 the
subordinate lodges for their approval or
rejection. Tho organization was divided
into districts, each district being en-
titled 10 threo mombers on the advisory
board.
) No action was taken on tho scale
question, the present scale running un'
I'll next February unless in tho mean
time changes should be desired by the
tinishors or manufacturers, when notice
must be given.
President John D. Carey declined a
reelection by reason OF his leaving the
iron business and accepting position
with q gas company In Pittsburgh.
Vice President O. II. Phillips also de.
clined reelection. George Lamorn. OF
New Castle, was the choice OF the dele
gates, and would hayo boon elected by
nccIamatiou, but declined tho honor.
Several nominations were made for
president and vico president, but
tho question OF selNctlng them
was referred TO tho advisory
board. In tho meantime the pres.
Ont officers will continue, as their terms
do not expire until November !. T. J..
Mundlo, who has been general score
tary since the fnishefs' union was or
ganizcd, was reelected by acclamation.
Arthur Thornton, OF Muncio, Ind, was
elected troasurcr. Tho convention So
lected as board Of trustoos: John
Farrau, OF Youngstown; Thomas O.
Brown, Of Massillon, and Daniel Am-
brose, Of Cleveland. An important
amendment was made to the constitu-
ton, by which matters which formerly
came before tho conference committee
can now be settled BY the subordinate
lodges.
Alter the convention adjourned Pros.
ident Carey saId: "The organization Is
in a prosperous condition. Is on sub.
stantial foundation. and look forward
10 a great future for Il. My only re-
gret Il that have gone into other bust
ness that will require my whole time.
but I havo tho satisfaction OF knowing
that the organization is ono that will
1.-Two aud grow stronger with each sue
ceeding year."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07
Railroad Employees Picnic.

Special Dtspofch 70 the In'e1l9sHcsh'
FAlRMoNT, W. Va, August Con
Saturday tho 4th inst., the Mononga'
hela River railroad. through its efficient
General Superintendent II. g. Bowles,
rendered its employees and friends a free
picnic d. Gypsy Grove. Special trains
werc run for the accommodation OF the
invited guests, who numbered several
hundred, and general good timo was
had. Lyons orchestra aud bnud, OF
this place, furnished tho music. The
last train did not leave tho ground until
noar midnight, as dancing was INDUCED
IN by those who remained for tho late
trains. Mr.. Bowles did everything pos
sible to mako tho occasion an enjoyable
ana
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07
COMFORT FoR DEMOCRATS.
Tic Sovereign State OF Alabama Has Gon'
Democratic Again.

CHICAGO, August G.-Tho editor OF
the Mobile, Ala, Register tclegraphs tho
general manager Of tho Associated Pfcsa
at II p. 10. as follows: Oates election
10 assnrcd by majority ranging any
where from 10000 to $4,000. Tho south
orn part OF the state Ia almost solidly
Dom mocratic, while the returns from tho
northern counties give better promise
than in 1892. Many counties that
polled q close vote In 1892 give good
majoritios for the full Democratic ticke.
B,aM1xGnAM. Ala, August !, !. a. NJ.
Returns continue to show Demo
cratic gains with probably q Demo
cratic majority OF ten in the legis-
laturc. Kolb's majority in North
Alabama counties Is probably 10, 900 to
$4,000, which will bo ot1set BY 0ates'
majority OF $1,000 to 10000 In South
aud Middle Alabama. Kolb is here to-
night and claims his election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07

Special DiEpntch to thE ntei''geneer.
SrEupESvILLE, O.. August 6.-1udgc
Mansfield issued an order to-day for ".
l. Medill, receiver, to sell the Tilton.
vile pottery. Tho receiver filed thirty
ono claims against tho pottery company.
Mrs. Isabel Alexander, who died ut Mt.
Pleasant, has bequcattiod her residence
property to tho Scotch Ridge PresDy.
;crian church, Belmont county. After
paving hor debts and leEacics hor estate
Ia 10 be usod for tho education OF two
natives OF India to become Presbyterian
missionaries and to bear tho names OF
her deceased children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07

CoSsgLrsvILrhr, Pa. August G.-Val'
on.ino Nowacki, the leader Of the for
oirn forces OF tho coko strikora, pro-
noses 10 mako an olcr to tho Japanese
government to furnish 5000 soldiers for
nso in their war against China. The
SIavs have for some timc boon trying to
find a place und to go and lcMvo tho coke
regions. Nowacki will oontOr at onCC
with tho Japanese legation at washing.
ton, Nowacki's lioutenants report that
il would bo IN easy matter TO recruit
Il. 600 Slays In tho coke region.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07

LONDON. August 0.-Tho British
steamer Empross Of China, Cap
tain Archibald, from Vancouy-
or via Yokohama for Shanghai. "a
ashore at the latter port 1t will
bo necessary to discharge all OF hcr car
20 boforo alfc eaa DO iloated. Tho En-
pres, OF China 10 OF 5000 tons rOglstcr
md 10 a regular trader botwoon Van
couycr and China and japan ports.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07

IArRRss, s. G., August 0.-Tn speech
before d reform convention to-day,
Senator Irby denounced the proposed
tariff law as humbug and n fraud, and
declared that but for tho Mckinley law
he would supportit. Tic did not caucus
with tho senators, because Of the sugar
trust combination. Cleveland, he said,
was a hypocrito, and fraud, aud no
Democrat but IN aristocrat, all his $3.50
Citations being with tho money power.
Tho aouth and west. no stated, must
combine with Boies. Tillman or stcyen-
aon in 1906.
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THE TRUMPET CALL
And the Democracy WIN, of Course,
Obey the Summons.
ANDuEE LANBSLED TOG AUGHTER
VIII Enter Into the Folds Of the
Caucus, and There Agree
TO STAND BY The SENATE BILL.

Congressman Capehart. OF tho Fourth
District, West Virginia, Ono OF tho
Earliest signers-Inteuse Excite
meut Prevails Throughout tho
Party Ranks-The Inaction OF tho
Democratic Tariff Confcrces Wears
Out tho Patience Of Those Who
Hayc Boon of Long suffering-Tho
Wilson Bill Democrats Claim That
it is "a Fire Ia tho Rear"-The Crisis
Hos Finally Arrived, and "somc-
thing Has TO Be Don."
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A Cro..,pg Aoc,,.pnt.

CHICAGO, August GA freight train
on tho Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
road tonight struck North avcnuo
,tycct car at tho Fortioth stroGt cross
inc, and tho following wcro Injured:
Mrs. Mary Rainer, fatally Peter Ian;
son, seriously; Conductors. Larson anu
Driver John Miller, Of tho car. alightly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07

pied tho time Of the senate to-day and
furnished tho texts for two very inter
eating and at times lively debates. The
resolution went over without action by
tho expiration Of tho morning hour and
the exclusion bill was passed. The
conference report on tho river and har-
Dor bill was re-submittod and agreed 10.
Al 5:45 o'clock the senate adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07

lean standard target at distance Of 50
yards, ten shots 70 string. The total
number OF shots he fred was 100, and
be succeeded In scoring 90 OF . possible
100. on three different strings. HIS
total score OF 1000 shots was 9S9
which also exceeds all previous known
performances. Carr will not be giVCn
an official record on his scores because
they wcre not made IN open coinPeti.
ton, but all papers hore proclaim him
pistol cham pion OF America.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07

NEw YoRK, August CA bloody
tragedy was enacted tonight on tho
steamer c. II. Northam, which plios bc-
tween this port aud New Haven. James
Gorman, forty yonrs old, tho coxwNin
of tho United States war vessel Mime
sofa, stabbed Maggie Fitzgerald, u mar.
riel woman, twenty-five years old, and
then attempted to commit snIcIdo by
cutting hia throat. both arc seriously
rnnnind. lnnIonaY was tho causo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07

OMAHA. NEu., August o.-Thc fifteen
hundred mon who struck at the South
Omaha packing plants last week have
lost and to-day tho plants. arc running
ns usual with full conplcmenta Of mon.
Tho packers wore unanimous in stating
that they had no differences to arbt-
tratc AMI that they would have aa many
men as thoy NODDED by Wednesday. 1t
isthoughtth tho men. except the butchers,
will DECLARE tho atrike of Tomorrow.
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VESSELS FOR JAPAN.
hree Leave England Flying the Spanish

rhroe Leave England Flying the Spanish
Flag.
LONDON, August O.-Two fast vessels
loft England on Saturday flying tho
Spanish flag. Another ono will follow
in a few days. These throc vessels are
partly fitted out as cruisers and will be
transferred On the high seas TO tho Jap
anose government. Thcir equipment
will bo COM pIeted in Japan.
All munitions OF war now loading Tor
both China and Japan clear under Span
ish and Portuguese flags.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07

SAN TaANcsco, AuguatO, Smith Carr,
a membcr Of tho Columbia Pistol mud
I,tnc Club, while practlcing Mt shoIl
Mound park, broke all known records
with tho pistol. Carr shot AZ an Amer4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07

Special Dspd'eh 10 II, IHislItOt"e7.
CnARIEsrox, W. Va. August G.-Twin
dauVhtors wCrc born last night TO J. ".
Hickman. Doth had fully developed
sots OF tooth, upper aud lower, butthcy
they died today.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07

stxtial 2iRp1!eh 10 nc I"'eVI1ntcsr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August 8.--Mil-
burn, Alctheucy, a drunken tough, at.
tempted 10 rape his flve'yoar.old nIecO,
Mary Woods IIo was scared Of, but
tho police aro aft0r him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07
Tin ErrInnion IIIII Pn.seI.

wAsmSoroS. August 0.-Tho disoua'
sion Of Senator Chandler's Dominion
Coal Company resolution aud Of Soma
Tor Hlll's anaEchIst excluHion blu oecu:.
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OHIO'S big FOUR
VIII Line Up In Support of Senator
Cnmdon, 1t is Claimed.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Took Place Yesterday Afternoon
In tho Council Chamber.
THE TICKET AND WHO ARE ON IT.

Senator Camdcn's Lioutcnauts SEQ in
tho Result q Glorious Victory for tho
Wood County Iau-That LIttlC
Hitch About RcaoIutions-ThroC
Ballots Taken on Legislative Candi-
datcs-Ex.G Wilson Present.
School Commissioner by AcciaInn-
tIon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07

DrRMES, August O.-Arrived-stoamer
Aller, from Now York.
NEw YoRE, August 0.--Arrlvol-
Slonmor ELbe, from BrNmon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-07
atAKlNo woNpENFuL TISIE.
Tho RsIny Riders Arrive In Cumberland
Over Three Hours Ahead OF Ttrne.

ccxnEnLAxp. Mp, August L.
e a. m.j-The Washingson.D Denver
roiay OF the League OF Amer.
lean whcelmep reached Cumberland
at ! 20 this morning and was instantly
dispatched by local ridors 10 UniontoWn,
Pa. The relay will probably arrive in
Wheeling at least thrcc hours ahead ef
time, 2:45 p. M.
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.JustifiabIe Homicide.

Wade Bynum, eolored, who shot and killed Abe Carroll, colored, near Altheimer, last Thursday evening, had his preliminary trial yesterday in Esquire Miller's court at that place. The evidence in the case showed that Bynum acted in self defense, conse- quently he was discharged. This morning, however, at the request of number of the citizens in the vicinity of Altheimer, Prosecuting Attorney Smith C. Martin placed Bynum under $500 bond to await the action of the grand jury.
 Carroll undertook to brain Bynum with q hoe, when Bynum, acting in self defense shot his antagonist with a double-barrell shot gun. The en. tire load entered CarrolPs body, from the effect of which he died almost instantly.
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whitevilIe Barbacue,

The good people of Whiteville township prepared and gave as grand barbecue and picnic yesterday at Macedonia Church, ten miles south of the city on the Warren road. A great crowd attended and every thing passed off very pleasantly. The meats were as fine as could be desired and words of praised are on the lips of everybodyon account of their kind and courteous treatment received Among the candidates who spoke are: Judges John Nj. Elliott and N. b. Jones. Messrs. W. z. Tankersley and John Weedon. Good feeling pre- throughout the day.
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Jefferson Guards

The reporter for the GRAPHI atten- ded the exhibition drill of the Jeffer- son Guards last evening between ' and 2 o'clock at Recreotion Park We would not dare to say anything that would tend to discourage the Guards in their efforts toward success but we must say that they need drill drill constant drill, if they expect to compete with experts during the In- terstate Drill at Little Rock. They execute the manuel of arms dex trOus- ly and well, but their field movements are far from what they should be. Captain Hudson and his officers are very painstaking and if their men will be on the alert for thecommands of their officers and when given exc cute them they will accomplish that skill for which they are striving A soldier on duty has no time to think of what he did yesterday or what he will do tomorrow, heshould rivet his attention upon his chief of 1 ficer and when that officer commands it is his duty to execute promptly Time well observed in mili- tary evolutions combined with con cert of action is the secret of military success.
 You have time boys, to do good work before the Interstate Drill Let Us encourage you to improve that time so that on that occasion you may reflect honor upon your self and credit upon your city.
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Narrow Escape

This afternoon Misses Alice Loving and Lucy Benton were driving north on Olive street in Dr. Loving's buggy, and when they started across Fifth ayenne a wagon team driven by John and Arthur Putnam, ran into the buggy, upsetting it. Miss Loving was thrown out uniniHred,
 and Miss Benton was dragged about
 fifty yards, but fortunately she es- capped without sustaining any injury.
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About Ready to Leave.


 NEW YORK, June 23.-Henry C. lTyant and party are to leave for
 John about this date to effect the
 turn of Lieut. PearY and party. lohn the steam whaler Falcon ill be in readiness to sail north with
 le party on or about July 1. The
 'sf stop will be made at Good
 tvelh on Disco Island. Continuing !, prtlh Melville Bay will be crossed p3 quickly as the condition of the ice erIlits, and brief visit will be satle to the settlement of the primi-
 skitnos near Cape York. Then q Irect run will be made to the Peary aaaquarters at Bowdoin Bay, in ngIefield Gulf, in la titude v deg. E Fiin., which point, it is hoped. will be atsched by July 9. Lieut. I'eary Enti the members of his inland party EKlllnot yet have returned from their Emg Journey to the north, but it is eemed advisable to acquaint the members of the party at Anniversary soage, in Bowdoin Bay, of the pres of the Falcon and at the same lIHe deliver the mail and gain as- itrance of the safety of all hands. |+1euf. Peafy is not expected to re- urn to his headquarters before the iist Gf Aug sust
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Forty Years the Standard.
Ehean Rates.

On July and [ the Cotton Belt route will sell tickets to Asbury Park, N. J., and return at $34.35 for the round trip.
 On July s to Il to Cleveland, O., and return at S24 for the round trip. Tickets good returning until July 3l. On July and one and one-third fare for the round trip to points within 200 miles of Pine Bluff. Good returning July ,.
 F. II. WILSON, Agent
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DIED.

RlGGIN-Im this city. June 2, 1894, the two-year-old-daughter of Mir. and Mrs D. B. Riggin
 The funeral services will be held at the family residence this afternoon at 3:30. The remains will be inferred in Bellewood Cemetery The grief stricken father and mother have the sympathy of the community in their sad bereavement.
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Win Break Records.

lEM YORK, June 23.-The Green ch wheelmen have been working faSto make their big race meet, to held Tt Manhattan Field today, q sfess, and, jndging from the high |Hs of cylists who will compete, Ell efforts will not be in vain. 4kly every prominent rider in the 4nfry has signified his intention of |<ag at the meet. Among inc we'll Tn flyers is Johnson, the Minne-
 record-breaker Johnson will
 yor to break the one mile
 record for quarter-mile
 and will be placed on his trial
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cleVeiands Birthplace.

CALDWELL. N. l., June D. fhe residents of Caldwell have made ex- tensiye preparatio for their annual celebration today of"ealdwell Day. 7" when the battle of Springfield was fought, and in which the Rev. James Caldwell. the sighting parson, after whom the place is named There will be Bible study etc President Cleveland has been invited to visit this, the place of his birth, on this oc- caGigu
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Fresh Flowers.

Miss Joe Coosotte. at Na. 2ef West Fifth avenue, receives fresh cut fIawers every day from St. t.snis. Prices as follows.
 Roses. pee dosen, Sl.oa. carnation Pinks. per dozen. % cents Lilies oi the Valley, per dozen % cents Hyaeinths. per dozen 50 cents. skily kinds of floral designs, ana all kinds of stamping and embroidery done at reasonable prices;
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Teachers institute.

For the first time in fifteen years the white teachers of Jeffersoncounty this week assembled and held Q Tea eher's Institute. A very interesting programme was executed. The in- stitute adjourned yesterday after noon. There were in attendance g teachers
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New YorIs.s ereat sulrrage MeetIng.

New Yorlss Great Suffrage Meeting.
 NEW YORK. June 23-The largest mass meeting of woman suffragists yet held ill New York will take place tomorrow evening in the Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church Addresses will be made by Rev John A. Wilson and many others in terested in the movement.
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TARRED AND FEATHERED.
Gen Earsney of the Colorado state Troops.
 Badly Treated by Mob.
speciat Dispatch to the Gatpnfo.

speeiai Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Jnne g Gen. Tarsney, in command of the Colorado State troops, stationed at this place. was Kidnapped this morn ing by il body of masked men and Was taken in cab to the suburbs of the city, where he was by them badly clubbcd and then tarred and featbered Policemen witnessed the outrage bnt could do nothing Gen. FarsneY will recover.
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For the Chesapeake Canal.

BALTIMORE, June 23.-A public meeting of all interested in the pro- posed Chesapeake and Delaware canal is to be held here today. Dele gates from all the territory that will be benefited by the improvement win attend.
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T0DAY'S EVENTS.
Isp News Concerning the inlpoftlnt Occurrences
 This Day.
snteruational Juvenile Afralt'.


 fAsnlSGToN, June 23.-The Inter-
 iunal Juvenile Institute. .on- Nted by the Independent order of Sssl Teinplars. will hold its annual Ndon in this city from today to ie 25 This institute is the
 slrens branch of the Interna- -aaI Supreme Lodge of the I. 0. C.. r and Is composed Of superintend- IS. oiIicers and delegates from the lenile temples in the states and kAiturIes of the United States and aigil countries. This institute is he nature of a normal training ool for workers among the Idren, is intended to bring out E1emphasize the best thought and eiabprate and eXempIify the latest
 most approved methods To end comprehensive program --s been arranged for the meetings pe meetings will be held in the First eshyterian church, on Four-and-a- II. hetween c and D street north st. and will be open to the public, 'id the exercises will consist in part papers to beread and discussed lee les with blackboard Illustrations, halk talks" discussions of perti- aat subjeets and improve methods, sEprize recitati Il contest by the ndren and temple drill, which lI be open to members of juvenile nfIllps only
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RAINS IN UNION.
A Good Rain in Union County Yesterday
 Sets the People to Rejoicing.
.lal Dispatch to the GRApnIc.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC
 ELDoRADo, ARK, June 23.-rhis place and throughout the county was visited by good rain yester- day Crop prospects are first-class and everybody rejoicing
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The Official List Completed

From Mr. ]. Y. Saunders, Secre- tarY of the Democratic county cen- tral committee, we obtain the fol- lowing as the official list of the number of candidates, in other words, the number whose names will go on the tickets to be voted at the primaries next Saturday:
 For Justice of the Peace, Vaugine township, l5, nine to be elected
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Missonrl,s A O. LII.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 23-The Missouri State Convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will be held at Kansas City Tomorrow A delegation of sixty including the five officers of each division in the city. will attend from St. Louis.
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Candidates Speaking.

1t has beon suggested that an in- vitation be extended to the candi- dates to address the citizens of Pine Bluff at the Courthouse next Thurs day night at s o'clock. The sugges- tion has met with decided approval by great many citizens. Lets hear from the candidates
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Ohio Popullsts Meet.

LANCASTER. O., June 23.-The Peo-
 ple's party Congressional committee for this district has issued a call for mass convention to be held at Lan- caster today to nominate a candi-