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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-10-19
wtchats.. ,Joint. CIo.sd.

WICHITA. Kan, Oct f6.-For the
first time in years Wichita Is now
without open joints The police say
that they did cot order the places
closed. and the county attorney has
nothing to say. while the assistant
attorney general offers no expIana-
ton.
All the wholesale beer houses have
moved their stocks into cars and
sealed them mp. SALOON doors are
fastened with heavy padIoczs and
bartendeFs and preprietors stand
around smoking and chatting. They
viii stay closed until some comprom-
ise can be reached between rival
state, county snd city officials where
by they are protected In their bust
ness
This move shuts OF a city revenue
of about 81. 500 3 month
BLooz.I<s=ss, iii, oct I6--Yiee
President Stevenson arrived in this
city Saturday night and left this
morning for Paris, III, where he viii
speak tonight He viii speak In
Illinois all the week and will deliver
an address IN St Louis on Saturday
night He viii also make ter
speeches IN Aisscnrz on the 22d and
23d- Crossing the state IN q private
car he viii make 3 similar tour N
New York on the 26th and s7th- On
the s9th he VIII speak At Detroit.
EZieh; on the 31sf at PEORIA On tke
LIST CT November IN Joliet. III, the "a
N Chicago ID in Springfield spd D.
eatux.
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Henry H. ssanssy has tntmAted his iar
tsntion Of starting on his 1ong promised
Ieeeuring tour IN AusfFalia next f5ctoDsrs
opening fl Melbourne and subsequently
visiting souEh AusexaIEa, New Soufh y aies
snd New ZeeIend-
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A NEW JAPANESE VICTORY.
FORT Arthur. the Chinese Naval strong
hold, Reported Captured.

SHANGHAI, Oct LIT is reported
that Port Arthur. the Chinese strong
hold. where the Chinese fleet had
been refitting after the battle of Yalu
river, has been captured by the Jap
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07
NEW YORK POLICE.
superintendent Byrnes submits His Report
of tho Investigations.

superintendent Byrnes submits hts Report
of tho Investigations
New York, Sept G-superintendent
Byrnes to-day at meeting Of the police
board submitted report made iu com.
plianco with rcsolutio n passed by the
police board three months ago. direct.
ing him to investigate the condition and
efficiency OF the police force.
superintendent Byrnes tells tho com
missionors that tho laws to suppress
crime and disorder ,are vol enforced,
with the exception Of tho excise law.
"As to gambling" continues tho re-
mort, "my Investigations arc that there
is no public gambling in this city at tho
nreSent timo. There may be Isolated
cases whero gambling is carried on be-
hind boltod and barred doors."
The suppression Of houses oil pros9i.
tuition aud assiCnation is q very difficult
problom 10 solvo, according to tho re'
port, Commenting on the SUBJECT,
Superintendent Byrncs shya:
HIf tho law was such that tho police
woro required to drive prostitutes from
tho city, prostitution, whilo 1t could not
oven 10 entirely eradtCated, would be
greatly diminished, but those women
have rights under tho law and thoy
cannot bo baniahod or oxilod from our
midst; thoy havo tho right TO llVc II
this community, and. living hero, will
az necessity tRko oil possible chances to
ply thoir illicit calling"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07
oLARKspuRo FAIR

Creates, Success for Many Ysars-oOOd
Exhibition nnd Good Races.
eppeiGi Dt,pateA 70 0k IR,eEipotosr.
cLARKsBuEo. ". Va, Sept 6.-ProbG-
bly, the most successful fair for many
years closed to-day. the attendance bO'
ing about eleven thousand. Tho exhib-
lis In all departments were ahead Of
anything ever before shown in this
county. Tho track was In good condi.
tion aud como OF the racing excellent
The fastest time ever mado on the track
was made yesterday, mile being paced
in 2,2lt. The principal races wero 9;S
pacing race for purse Of $50, won 10
tho following order: Raven Boy, Shat
fer, Dominion. Time 9:2li.
1870 running race, two-thirds oL O
mile for sos, King George, Madge ..
Free for all trot, purse 500, X; II.
Ramsay's Harry D.; W. J. Nixon's Bob
Henderson; ]. B. Winsnun's Lee
Wilkes.
Free Tor all runners for sl00-Troy,
Bon Bowman, Bau Bowman.
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tioipato In

PirrBURaH, Pa, Sept G-An orup'
tiou Of rcd, whito and blue has broken
ou, all over tho cities Of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny. 1t has become epidemic
aud evory hour sooS irOSh burstS Of
color, while tho stars on "0ld Glory"
rival in number those OF the heavens.
Evory business house Is robed In bunt-
ing and decorated With banners, aud
thCro will be but few dwellings that
will not bo betlocked with tho national
colora Magnificent arches arc being
erected on tho main thorouRhfares,
scarchlIghts Of intense power are being
placed on tho surrounding heights, and
experts arO trying to outdo zach othcr
In the size and beauty Of electric light
designs. Business, politics and social
functions are merely sido Issues iust
now. Tho ono prevailing aud nll-
absorbing idea is TO prepare fitting re-
ccption to tho veterans who arc coming
hore TO attcnd the twGnty-cighth ma
tional cncampment Of tho Grand Army
OF the kcpupnc.
Applications for quarters arc pouring
in to tho office Of tho local executive
council from all parts OF tho country.
II was thought that the hard times
would affect the attendance ut the COIN
ing encampmenL 1t hos. however, be-
come generally undoratood that this
will bo tho last oncampment Mt which
tho old soldiers will parade. Old age
and its in1rmities aro rapidly overtak-
ing tho heroes OF '6l-'64, and many are
no longer able TO march long distances
regardless OF storm or sunshine. Tho
route this year is shorter than at auy
previous encampmont, being but two
miles in length.
Strangers havo already begun to ar-
rive Tho majority Of thcm 80 far are
men who expect to turn penny or two
during tho encampment A few old
soldiers from distant points have ar
rived, bringing with them their wives
and childron. In addition TO tho VET
Grams and their relatives, IN enormous
crowd Of visitors arc expected here.
They feel that they may never again
have tue opportunity 70 500 many OF
the nations heroes massed In ono place.
The first Of the veterans organiza-
tions 10 reach here atc scheduled TO ar.
rive on Saturday. and arrangements
have been made 10 meot them at the
depots aad escort them 10 their quar-.
ters. The naval veterans wfli arrive on
that day, and they will be quartered In
boats on tho Monongahela river. On
Sunday tho railroads have arranged 10
bring In twenty Thousand more, and by
Monday evening nearly 100. 600 Veterans
will DO hore,
The finishing touches are being placed
to-day on tho mammoth buildings OF
Westinghouse, in which q reception will
DO tendercd next Wednesday eVentngto
the delegates to tho g. A. r encamp-
ment, tho Wonan's Relief Cosps and
the ladies OF tho 6. A Il
This will be the social event Of thoen-
campmont. Eyory civilian will be ex-
pcCtGd to attend in full drosa while
the military men and members Of the
G. A. r. will appear in their uniforms.
The contest for tho honor Of holding
tho next encampmeut will likely be a
hot one, although, but two candidates
havo so far appeared, 81. Panl and
Louisville. Tho latter already has q
Representative on tho ground aud he is
confident OF victory.
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WORST HAs BEEN TOLD
at Hinckiey--stili Searching for Bodies-h
Gratefni Poopfp.

at Hinckiey Still Searching for Bodies-A
Grateful People.
PINE CRY, MINI, Sept 6.-The worst
he's been told at Hinckley. There has
been but ono party Of dead discovered
since last night's report They were In
q cellar west Of Hinckley and It cannot
bo told whether there arc three or four
bodies, 60 badly are they burned. The
work Of draining the mill pond is pro-
crossing slowly but the opinion 10 that
little will be revealed. A huge build.
ing for offices and shelter is almost
enclosed. The survivors have author
ized their village organization TO pre-
pare an expression OF their deep grati-
tude to the people all over the United
States who have como 80 generously 20
the aid OF this stricken people. Sup
plies are coming into Pine City rapidly
and there Is no lack In any department.
OF the relief work. The commission OF
citizens Of the atate appointed by the
governor will 90 to Duluth tomorrow
and return to Pine City for q general
inspection Of the work that has boon
performed and careful estimate Of the
total relief required.
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LOUISIANA SUGAR PLANTERS

VIII Ally Themselves with the Rspubii.
cans-rho South no Longer Solid.
NIw ORLEANS. Sept 6.-The sugar
planters convention In this city to-day
was tho most remarkable gathering in
many years, and tho Grst serious break
tho Democratic party in twonty years
is now actually threatened. Tho con-
yeu,ion declared in favor OF IN alliance
with the Republican party OH national
issues, and two and possibly thrco con.
vrossional districts comprising tho
sugar region Is endangered to tho Dom
ocrats. There woro about three hun
drcd representatives present at the
mating.
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answer usy have TO be extended by
application 10 tho chancellor OF any Of
the four vice ehancellors. or even by
the mutual agreement OF counsel for
both sidsA II Mr.. Drayton makes nc,
answer tho matter will be referred BY
the chancellor 10 o special master %
take testimony on behalf Of tho peti'
toner. The masters report. with bis
recommendation would then be passed
upon by tho chancellor or one OF tho
vIce chaneellots and q decision rendered
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KNIGHTS GO OUT.
The Situation IN the striko of the Clothing
Trades in New York.

Ehe situAtton IN the strike OF the Clothing
Trades in New York.
Nrw YoRx, Sept G.-Four local sa.
semblies Of the Knights Of Labor, inter-
ested in the clothing trades, struck this
afternoon. Aboutl1 .OO0mcn and women
left work. This action was not done
60 much out Of sympathy with
tho strikers already out but as pre-
caution TO take advantage OF tho exist
ing crisis, as tho knights In the tailor
trade arc suffering from the same
grievances complained Of by tho other
worksrs connected With the Federation
Of Labor.
The strike inaugurased by the Brother.
hood Of Tailors seemed tonight TO be 8
successful one,
As o result Of 4 conference held this
afternoon between q committee from
tho contractors association and another
from the body Of strikers, tho former
agreed to all the demands Of their old
employees.
Tonight twenty-five Of tho contractors
met representatives OF tho brotherhood
and aigned o contract, in accordance
With tho wishes Of the strikers and fur
nished bonds TO guarantee tho fulfill
ment Of the same.
Ten hours will hereafter constitute o
dRy's work. Fiity-ninc hours week Of
six days 10 all that will be asked Of
tho mon, overtime to bo paid
for extrn. Blnishers will receive
at least 50 a week; press
men aud bushelmen SO weok, basters
sl3 and operatives Sl5 aweek. Il is ex-
pected all the large contractors will
aign the contract tomorrow.
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nEns, rRIAL.
a Western Union Manager on the Stand
An Important Telegram.

a Western Union Manager on tho Stand.
An Important Telegram.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Tho trial Of PrcDi.
dent Dcbs and other American Railway
Union officials wac resumed to-day with
$ NJ. Mulford, OF tho Western Union
Telegraph Company, on tho stand. Mr.
Milford read q largo number Of moa'
sagcs sUnt and received by tho Ameri.
eau Railway Union people during tho
stdko. They wore principally Of routine
nature giving instructions, urging men
to "Etnnd pat" and asserting that tho
general managers wSro boaLon. One oi
tho kilograms rocolvod especial alton
ilon from tho government attorneys:
i was addressed to q. .. Herman, oil
Denver, instructing him TO "pay no
;;.entlon to court injunctions. MI.
Mliiorl mado on attempt TO identity
Doha' signature, but his effort was not
very satisfactory. Mr.. Multord'a testt'
mony lastod all day.
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BRIEFS From rHE WIRES.

Mrs. Augusta Webster, tho English
novellet and poOt, Is dead.
The Lurkspur Inn. summon hotel
near San Rafael, COL, was burned.
Loss, $4,000.
A disturbed state Of atfairs oxisIs In
Venezuela and President Crospo Is In
ionra OF assassination.
Wosloy Warner was hanged ut Mount
Holly, n. j., yesterday for tho murder
OF LfzEio Pcaf last September.
Tho Democratic conierecs Of tho
Twcnty.iourth Pennsylvania congrus-
slonal dlstrict mot al Washington yos-
terday and rcnominnt6d W. A. Slpo.
Tho Wisconsin state Democratic con.
vontIon mot yesterday ut milwaukee,.
senator Villas delivered lUpgthy ad.
dreSs sustaining tho adminisxatton'S
tariff policy.
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BnEAK mi THE RANKs.
nIul Owners a. New bedford Favor End
Ing tho Strife.

lIul Owners at New bedford Favor End.
Ing the Strike.
NEw BEDFORD, MASS, Sept 6.-The
break In the ranks Of tho mill owners
10 widening. A number Of them favor
o compromise With tho strikers aud it
10 understood stops TO this end have
been taken. The manufacturers pro-
position ia to start up at a reduction of
B per cont, instead Of 10 per cent, tho
cut 10 be restored when the cloth mar
ket reaches three cents. This proposi-
tIon, II is understood, the operatives
have rejected, claiming that when tho
market reaches three cents the time
will come for Gn increase In wages
rather than tho restoration Of reduc.
ton. A number OF mill directors and
stockholders arc beginning to be dis.
satisfied with the present condition Of
affairs and want the help taken back OF
tho old schedule, stating that tho mills
can then make money.
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nnrinr Tor the nestitnto.

DuIuru, Mrna., Sept e-sincc the
arrival OF tho flrst party of refugees
from tho awful Hinckley Ere last satur.
day Duluth haa cared for 1900 people.
Hospitals havo boon established oil ovor
tho city aud every public building and
hundreds OF private residences are
sholtoring refugees. Nearly $4,000 In
actual cash has bcen paid into the relief
fund hero and the subscriptions, 10:
Guiding lumber and all supplies, will
aggregate $4,000.
Many Of tho refugees arc leaving tho
city, returning to their homes 10 begin
tho work OF reconstruction.
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AT pAYroN,s HONE.

His Neighbors and Friends Of All Parties
Giyo Him IN Enthusiastic Reception.
spGstal DtSpeteh b as Hatlltgact'.
PHIt,PPI, ". Va. Sept 6.--HoD. AIS
ton g. Dayton arrived home to-day
from Elkins, and this evening largo
number Of his follow ciIizens. regard.
leas of party. glvo him an enthusiastic
reception. Mr.. Dayton, with strong
emotion, spoke briefly, thanking his
fellow towusmen for their kindness.
Mr.. Dnytou's own people hero arc very
enthusiastic over his nomination.
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DUBLIN, Sept 0,--Tho Evening Echo in
its issue of tonight says it Is ablo to
statc that tho nntI.P .Parncll section Of tho
IRISH parliamentary purity regard tho
dlsclosuros regarding tho check for
ElO0 Civon by Mr. Gladstone to tho
Irish parliamentary fund, aa tho most
serious thoy hRve boon confronted with
eince Mr.. Parnell's death. IndOod II is
not Disguised that tho future Of tho
party "a gravely impOrilled, and chat
important events may transpirc within
a low days.
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MAIsoN HANGED.
Tho Anarchist Murderer OF oIrS. RAGS
Pays tho Penulty.

Tho Anarchist Murderer OF oirB. RAGS
Pays tho Pennlty.
prrrsBURou, Sept. 0.-Nool Mnison
was hanged hero at 10:43 for Tho mur.
der Of Mrs. Sophia Raes. Death re-
sul,ed in fifteen minutes from strangu.
lution.
The murder occurred at tho mining
hamlet Of Calamity on September 81,
1898. Maison and August Droyosse,
both Frcnchmcn, laid in wait for Mrs.
Raes and hcr husband and attacked
them with stones and knives. Finally
Maison shot Mrs. RAGS, tho woman
dying In fifteen minutes. II Is said tho
mon wOro afraid OF Mrs. Raos disclosing
an anarchist plot to blow up tho govern.
ment building in. Canada. BroyessO
escaped with twonty.yoar sentence.
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GALVESTON, Texas, Sept. 0.-The FIRST
clearance Of cotton for this season has
been mado to a foreign port The
siecra line steamer Meria cleared for
Liverpool with 6,lO0 bales OF cotton,
valued q. S227,24a Tho cntlro cargo
came from one compass In Houston,
and was brought down from Houston
in barges and loaded from tho mint to
the steamer In Bolivar Roads, with tho
exception OF 1900 bales, which were
taken on outside tho bar.
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spcetui Hpa,ea 10 he intdhdaeT.
LOGAN, WA. Sept. 6.-The Seventh
Republican senatorial convention was
held hero to-day. William Henry
Harrison Cook, Of Wyoming county, was
nominated by acclamation. James II.
Huling was here aud made mnnyfriends.
Edgar P. Ruckor made the speech Of his
life, and promised Huling fitteen hun
dred majority In his (MoDowell) county.
J. II. Gaines, OF Fayette. made an ele.
CANT speech, which was we'll roceivod
by Logan's citizens, both Democrats
and Republicans.
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NTEmpnIs, TrSN,, Sept G.--Thc grand
Jury thiH morning returned Indictments
for murder In tho 1rst dogroo against
w. S. Richardson, J. D. Laxton and L.
+. Atkinson, In connection with the
lynching Of six negro prIaon0rd near
Millington FriIny night Edward
Smith, a farmer living noar KorrvillO,
has also boon arrosIod charged with
Tho samo crime,
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CONSTABLE ANDERSON.
His Case before tho County cOmmisSIo
ers Postponed.

His Case before tho County Commission.
ers Postponed.
Yesterday the county commissioners
met to act on the charges Of official mis-.
conduct-accepting money to drop o
pfosccution-which had been preferred
agaiust Constable John Anderson. Con.
stable Anderson appeared oud was also
represented by Attorney s. o. Boyco,
who said his client was not ready for q
hearing md asked continuance. He
also moved that tho constable be roin-
stated pending an investigation. This
request was refused by tho board,
quickly and unanimously, and tho boar
ing Of the case was then sct for tho l4th
OF this month.
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rnrrmen Arnipst nreeklnridrp,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. Ga speclal
10 tho 7Tms from Cincinnati, Ohio,
says: A movement has been organized
among the Kontucisy turfmcn at La.
tonia 10 90 against Breckenridge for all
they arc worth. On tho night OF Sop
tember II, a special train will leayo tho
Latonia race track to take the Owens
men to their homes TO vote against
Rrankinritlpp.
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IT IS KING ROBERT.
Tho aroat Pacer Coca the Mile at
Indianapolis In 2:o2 la.
AMID Tue Observation-Disclosures

OF an Immense Crowd of Spectators.
namiIn's Prediction That Ropprt j.
Gould Lower Hts Record Verified.
Joc Patchln. Famous PAGER, was
Opposed to the Record Brouker-A
Graphic Description of tho Woudor-
tul indianapolis Performances
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LONDON. Sept IA dispatch to tho
Times from Vienna says: In Galicia
Yesterday thero were lG0 now cases Of
cholera aud nInety.four deaths, aud in
Bukowina nine casos and seven deaths.
Tho central sanitary council announces
that since tho beginning Of tho cholcra
endemic thoro has boon 5.9GI cases Of
the disease and 200 deaths in Galioia,
aud 5l9 casos aud 800 deaths In Buko.
,vino
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BERLIN, Sept. 6.-Emperor William
at tho uuveiliug OF tho monument to
his grandfather. Emperor William !, ut
Konipaborg, on Tuesday last, sald; at
was on this spot that King William
openly stated boiore his subjects that
he hold his crown from God. This Is
alec my own dGopoat conviction aud
has over served mo as guide In oil my
nctiona.h
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Special DtIpaieh 10 De IHttl!t9eaeer.
CALDWELL. O., Sept GA large barn
containing three horses, wagon, large
amount Of hay and straw and farming
utensils belonging to Isaac Hogue, OF
near Stafford. Monroe county, was en-
tirely consumed by fre last night. Tho
loss Ia estimated at 5000. with insur-
ance unknown. Tho origin Of tho FIRE
is supposed to have been tho work OF
an incendiary.
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ARRIVED

Queenstown = Britannia, from Now
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., from Now
York. -
HrcunOn-Allor, from Now York.
London-EuskRr, from Philadelphia;
Mohuwk, from New York.
BclIaGt-I,otd Charlomeut, from Bal.
timnro. ....
i.Ivcrpool-ohio, from Philadelphia.
Rotterdam -werkcRdam, from Now
York.
IIamburg-Prussla, from Now York.
Now York-NorwegiGn, from Glas.
gov.
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THE INSIDE OF IT.
Light on tho Disputed Question as
which fthe Sides
M THE PRESENT ORIENTAL war

was Favored by the King of Korea-A
sudden Awakening of che Lattcr to
his Own Interests and a Breaking
Away from Hts Environments-rho
Justice or Japan's Position and tho
Reforms She Demands for Korca-A
New Era OF Civilization TO no lnaus.
urated.
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Arranging for the ruueraL

sporf1l Diipdtchfo ne Tntd7l7enetF
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Sept e.-The
state Democratic executive committee
met informally to-day and adjourned
without doing much business. It will
probably meet in Parkorsburg or Graf
ton'in week or ten days.
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TusxuASSOcK, Pa, Sept. G.-Hon.
Frank /. Piatt, who was nominated
July so by the Democrats Of this county
for state representative, has Withdrawn
from tho racc. Ho was unable 10 ngree
with his pur.y.
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wIsNrPEo, MANITOBA, Sept 6.-Ralny
rIvor advices state that large number
Of settlers aro still missing and friends
uro searching the burned district In
hopes OF securing their bodies or find
inc them nllYp.
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RED, WHITE and BLUE
Embloro oiour Country arc Every
wherc Displayed.
PITTSBURGH DRESSED m BUNTING

In Honor OF tho Nations Surviving
Heroes, who will Assemble a Hun.
dred Thousand Strong NuEs weOlz.
Preparations for tho Reception OF
tho G. A. II, Veterans On a MaEnitl.
cont Scalo-Some OF tho Features.
Tho Great Parade, Which May DO
tho Last tho Old Warriors viii Par.
tioIpate In.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis. Sept. Con tho
the third ballot Of tho Democratic state
convention. and tho first OF tho evening
session, Governor George W. Peck waa
renominatod,
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speetnt Dspaieh to ss EnteIa9encr.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Sept GA. R
Landes, has becn. appointed postmaster
at Bushy Run, Peudleton county, vice,
E. 2. Bond. removed.