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"ELKlNs, ". VA, Sept, s, 1894.
A DRAW EIGHT.
Tho Dempsey.Mcoarthy nini at New Or
leans Ends IN Draw.

Tho Dempsey MCCARTHY mnl at Now Or
leans Ends In a Draw.
New ORLEANS, Sept 5.-Jack Dempsey
and Billy Met cCarthy, OF Australia, fought
q draw battle tonight In the arena OF
tho Auditorium Athletic Club before a
largo audience. Both men were care.
fully trained aud both men entored tho
ring perfect at 8 o'clock accompanied
by their seconds. Each received fair
share Of applause, but the greeting
given to Dempsey clearly showed that
HE friends were In the majority. The
contest was confined to twenty rounds.
John Duffy acted as refcreo. Dempsoy
was first to weigh, fixing the scalos him
self, he weighed 146 pounds. Mccarthy
tested the scales, Weighing 154 pounds,
tho limit Time was callod at 0:16; the
men advanced to tho centre Of tho ring
and tho fight was on,
Tho first ak rounds were desperately
fought.
Round 7-The men commenced by
clinching. Dempsey landed body blows
after tho break away. Mccarthy
forced Dempsey into tho ropes aud land.
ed right on the head. Dempsey landed
q stomach punch. Mccarthy was swing.
ing worry Wild. Doth mon landed body
blows, but Mccarthy received very
hard right without giving in return.
Dempsey lands his right on tho face
and ho has the bettor OF this round.
Round 0.-McCarthy clinched to
avoid punishment He missed right
Tor the head aud tho men
nearly fell through tho ropes
Dempsey continued his terrific rights
on the body, both landed lofts on tho
hoad and icll on the ropos. Several
cllnches in this round. mainly due to
DcmpsCy's goneralship. Dempsey
landed two rights on tho jaw just as
timo was called.
From this round to the twentieth
round Dempsey did all tho execution,
but ho could not knock out his game
opponent. Tho fight was declared a
draw and the purse Of $1,000 was
HIvidnI
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sori1t DtpGtth % tts Gats7tOsnoa.
ELKtNs. W. Va, Sept 5.-Alston Cor.
don Dayton Is tho name Of the man
who will boar the banner Of protection
through every county OF the Second
dlstrict and ground whom the protec-
tiouists Of tho district will rally agniust
Wilson and free trade. It was short,
sharp contest between two strong
lavorites. As soon as Preston and Taylor
took their candidates out Of the field
and turned 10 Dayton tho contest wac
ended in favor Of the brilliant young
man from Barbour.
sturgiss' own county Of Monongalia
was among the 1rst to recognize tho
situation and she did II with graceful
goodwill which aroused the enthusiasm
10 a high pitch. When It was seen
that Dayton had borne. LOFT tho honor0
there w1s shout that made the grove
ring. All dividing lines disappeared as
iby magic, and everybody waa for Day
ton.
There are no lsores to heal, no riffs TO
close up. Tho Republicans Of the Sec.
ond district are Tor Dayton and will
elvo him q hearty support. Dayton
will mako fight that will do credit TO
him aud his party. He is an effective
man on the stump and he will cover
the district with hia accustomed energy.
There has never been euch couven-
ton as thia In the Second district and
the faithful arc determined to break all
records in the campaign. The supreme
issue Of the day will DO carried to every
areside and pressed homo to the indi.
vidul voter.
Ex. President Harrison -difnot desire
10 appear before tho convention, and
preferred not 10 make speech. but the
boys were determined to hear him and
they had their way. His short speech
was listened 10 with earnest attention,
and almost every sentence applauded.
The ex-P Presidents little talk, on tho
spur OIL, the moment, was q memorable
incident Of this memorable Republican
gathering. There is moro than one
thought In it that will come to tho front
with force in the campaign.
kilograms are pouring In inqutrins
sbout the condition OF Mr.. Elkins. Dr..
Yocum, who RENAME at the house, says
that bis patient 10 improving. but will
require very great care. The inability
Of Mr., Elkins to be In convention or
oven TO sec his friends was regretted by
everybody. @. B. HART,
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Jimmy johnson OH a High.

Inst night shortly after midnight
Jimmy johnson, who has oiton figured
In polico court, wont into Lctskus'S
saloon, on Market strce., and asked for
a drink, which was rcfusnd him. lio
wont out and going into another place,
stolc n butchers Rtocl. ITn thcu ro.
turned, and boing kgnln refused n drink,
struck n vicious blow at tho bnrkCopcr
with the stool, but fortunately missed
him. officer scaIloy was opportunOly
an tho scono and run Jimmy In. Tho
disturbance made great deal OF noise
and caused considerable excitement.
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THE DETAILS.

Low the Conversation Named Dnyton-Ex.
President Harrison'S speeoh-The Plat
form.
spe.tal ,Dtspa.eh 10 nc In,sr.1sEea.
EIK1ss, ". Va, Sept Sat day
break the delegates from Randolph and
como Of the nearby counties were com.
ing in over the mountain roads. At II
o'clock tho trains began to arrive and
the bands carne with them. Eight
coaches cune in on the Grafton & Green
brlcr. Three sections, fifteen ours In
ell, came up from Piedmont Tho over.
iow Of last night was emphasized and
aggravated. Elkins has new hall, one
Of the largest In the Second district, but
tie hall would not hold tho people. 1t
was the largest attendance at any dis
triCt convention In this state this
year. Perhaps tho largest ever
hald in tho state. 80 II was
necessary to open tho convention in the
thickly wooded park. There has never
been any auCh outpouring Of tue 10
publicans Of the Second District men
vere present who for the first hmo IN
their lives had attcnded congress
sional convention, aud there wore pres'
ent taking sympathotic interest In tho
proceedings mon who have hitherto
trained with tho Democracy. This
year, sick OF the tariff antics OF the
Democracy, surfeitod with Cleveland
ism and Wilaonism, dlsgustcd genoraliy
with the trend oil events, they have do
Clarod their intentions aud allied them'
selves with the party Of protection
Many Of the delegates camo with deter
mined ideas with regard to tho noml'
nee and these lost no opportunity 10
push tho claims OF their favoriteS.
Moat Of them camc to do tho best thing
tor tho party, to place In nomination
the man who can poll tho most votes
against the champion OF free trade.
This was tho spirit in which tho con.
vontion mot In the beautiful grove sct
apart for park. Thcro was already
spGOker'a stand and aS many chairs as
could bo found woro brought out for
delegates. Tho scene was moro liko Q
mass meeting than q convention. Az
Hooh CHAIRMAN BoWcrS, oi tno SVh
occasional committee, called tho con,
ven:ion to ordor, and It was oponed.
With prayer by Rev. ]. A. THOMPSON, OF
Miacral. Hon. William II. 0. Dawson,
oiProgton, wac made temporary chair
man.
CHAIRMAN DAwsoN's OPENING.
In taking tho chair Mr. Dawson said:
"For tho alzo Of this crowd 1t would
Icem that most Of you arc hero. ! am
hot going to mako a speech. You know
Mat you nrc hore for very important
duty IN important responsibility roSss
on You. Soliciting from tho men whose
namoi are to DO presented hore, yson
can mako no mistake. Lot MS not DO
ceivu ourselves. This district Is TO bo
ishS battle ground In this state. You
Invh IN confront tho chlcf apostle, OF
E'Iish FREQ trado. All that the im;
por'ets can do will bo dono for h i'm.
20 not any this 10 disconcOrt you, but TO
Leylye yon to your best efforts. Our
fCSnIin,,sd m, TIiYd pnde
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A SMALL. DEMAND
CharaCtoriZes tho Condition of tho Iron
InLnntrH.

CharnCtcriEes tho Condition of tho Iron
Industry.
New YORK, Sept 5.-Tho soft condi.
ton of the market proves that the con.
sumption Ia not sufficiently great to
hold out hopoa OF on carly advance, aud
tho grave question is whether thOro
will bc demand enough to prevent a
decline, possibly back to tho old figures,
for beGSomor, pig and ateol billots.
Wheeling and Chicago aro taking what
urnont business 10 offering. but on the
whole tho tonc ia ono Of dullnoSs.
In manufactured iron aud steel the
markets arc generally quiet and there
Ia a distinct falling OF In tho demand,
which 10 reflected In a weakening OF
prices.
tho cast iron pIpe ioundriOs, tho
amount OF municipal work going on lie
largo,
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

The garment cutters' strike Is spread
ing in New York.
General George s.onemau. ex.gover'
nor OF California, died In Buffalo, N. y,
yesterday.
Thoro have boon 50 cases OF cholera
and 81 dcaths in the past week In the
German empire.
Tho Stark Tool and Machine Com;
pany, Of Buffalo, went into tho hands oi
a recoIvor. It's assots aro reported 70 %
sl05, 900 and liabilities sO5.0Oo'
Tho heariug OF the contempt case
against Prosidont Dobs and other otii'
ccrs OF tho American Railway Union
was rcsumad yesterday IN Chicago.
Nows from Hawaii snya Minister
willis presented President Dole with
President Clovoland's letter recognizing
tho republic. Friendly speeches were
made on both Sidcs. Tho cause ot tho
ox.qucon Is now considered dead.
Tho crew and passengers of tho Cook
Arctic excursion have arrived at North
Siding. Tho expedition was dtanStrouS'
and Tho rescued mon tell narrowing
stories Of their Experiences Ia the Ice
floes on tho coast Of Grccnland.
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WEST SUPERIOR, VIA, Sept 5.--Along
tho line OF the Omaha railroad, south Of
here, the Gtos are still burning. At
Superior Junction the fires wore report
cd very bad to-day, but at last accounts
tho town was still safe. At Poplar,
three residences, q schoolhouSe, railway
ttes, cedar poleS and millions Of feet Of
timber were burned. a small settle.
ment, about twenty miles north Of Iron
river, burned TO tho ground last night,
but tho reaidenta escaped.
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Tho probabilities Nro that tho Whool.
inp Crook mines will have to 0hut down
soon il they do not succood In getting
tlat cars TO load thoir coal on. Thoy nro
now dumping coal out on tho commons
whcrAtho soldIora campcd last Hpring,
Thoy cannot afford to do this worry long,
as Il nocessitatcs double handling Of tho
coal. At tho rate thny are working ut
present It requires noarly hundred
cars daily to carry away their product
Tho Barton mino6 arc still Idle for tho
sanlo reason.
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SWALLOWED UP
In g Gaping Sink hole and Wiped
From tho Earth.
MINING TOWN OF SCOTCH VALLEY
Disappears and Only tho Roofs
and Chimneys Arc Visible.
RUMBLING, THUNDEROUS REPORTS

were All tho Warnings the InhaDi.
tants Had OF tho Coming Calamity.
Tho Ground Trcmblod and swayou
as Ifby an Earthquake-How Many
lives Werc Lost is Not Known.
Fifty Men Arc Imprisoned iu tho
SIIno That Cavcd In-Isesouiug
Parties ut Work on thc soeue.
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s.von wnre Killed.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 5.-sevon persons
were burned to death in the fres at
Marengo, q few miles south Of Ashland,
Wis. Tho nows has Just been received
at Ashland. The bodies have reached
that city, but arc go badly burned that
recognizability is impossible. Tho dead
arc Frank Befgrom. Isaac Towncy, Mrs.
Ida Towney.
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DIR. BuRrzEL's RETURN.
No Is Worry neticent and VIII Not Divuls
His Information.

no Is Worry Rettcent and VIII Not Divulgu
His Information.
New York, Sept 6.-Rcv. Dr.. Burtzel,
who returned to America on board tho
ateamer Aurapia, arriving to-day, refused
to soy to the Associated Press reporter
whether or not he was the bearer Of o
papal message to Mgr. satOlli. Neither
would he confirm nor deny the report
that he had been appointed ngent for
tho propagation Of the Encyclical Rerum
Novarum In the United States. Tho
doctor said he would remain in New
'YorkEfor q few days before proceeding
to his home in Rondout
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GUTHRIE, o. r, Sept. 5.-Last nights
storm was worry aovoro in tho country
north OF here. In the oastorn part Of P
county a number Of houses were do
stroyod by a tornado and several poo:
pie injured. At Crescent City, Marks
large general store and four houses
were completely demolished and a
number Of farms ruined. Two children
were drowned north Of hero by the
nood of water.
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JAPANESE CITIZENS

Are Making Rnrried Exodus From
China Territory.
SHANGHAI, Sept. 5.-The alarm among
tho Japanese continue to spread, and
they may now be said to bc flying from
the country, as thoro seems to be little
or no protection for them here. They
insist that tho two surrendered priso-
ners werc executed Immediately aftor
they wore given into the hands Of tho
Chinese authorities. This report, how.
eycr, has not beon confirmed.
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aor,rnor White Ron omina.ed.

PUEBLO, Cobo., Sept 5.-At the Popu-
liat state convention here to-day Gov
ernor Waite was re-nominated on the
first ballot receiving all but half dozen
votes, which were given to Congress-.
man Pence. The nomination was later
made unanimous. When introduced to
the convention hc was greeted with tre-
mendous cheers. After he had thanked
tho convention recess was taken.
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DETROIT, Mrcu., Sept. ga special to
the Naus from Manistique, Mich, says:
Forest fires arc raging hercely in this
vicinity. Tho villages OF South Manis.
tique and Thompson are In considera-
bio danger. Conditions arc favorable
for a disastrous dre throughout tho
county Of Schooicratt.
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nrownc In Prison Gnrb.

MAsslLIoS. Ono, Sept, E.-Carl
Browne returned to MaUsillon this
morning to organize tho Coxcy.pIpcr
campaign which Is booked To open on
Saturday. Browne waa arrayod In
prison garb and said that ooxey'B cleo.
tion was aaGnrod. 49,.
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CHOLERA AT CUMBERLAND.

a Case Discovered Among Immigrants
from Germany.
CUMBERLAND, Mp., Sept 6.-Great ex'
element was caused hero to-day by the
discovery Of q case of sporadic
or Asiatic cholera among immigrants
from Bremen enroute to Pittsburgh.
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OMAHA, NEB., Sept. 5.-The Union
Pacific to-day Issued o notice to
all employees to, In the future,
abstain from any participation in poll
tics, tho discussion OF any sub
ieot tending to that direction being
prohibited. All men not willing to
keep out Of politics are requested to
resign,
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Forest Fires 10 Ponnsyivanin.

O1rAaEIEbD, Pa, Sept. 5.-Clearfield
is surrounded tonight with denee
smoke coming from tho forest fires In
this region. Occasionally fino cinders
can DO seen flying through the air and
the odor Of burnt wood 10 clearly per-
ceptible, all thcse facts indicating that
tho desolating 6res arc not far away
from this city.
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The Boston Navy Yard visited.

BosroH, MASS. Sept. 6-sectetary
Herbert made his official visit
to tho Charleston navy yard to-day.
He was received by Commodore Miller,
commandant Of tho navy yard, and
other officials, and was greeted with q
ealuto by battalion OF marines.
This afternoon q banquet was ten.
dered tho secretary on board the Wa
bash. Tomorrow he goes eouth.
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IT IS DAYTON.
The Republican Standard Bearer
In the Second District
WILL SUCCEED WILLIAM l. WILSON,
The Free Trade Prophet, in th'
Next National Congress-
BIG OUTP0URING OF REPUBLICANS

From Every Section of tho District
Largest and Drost Enthusiastic Con.
gressioual Convention Ever Hold In
tho state-ResolutIons That VIII DO
Endorsed by Every Truo American.
E1.PrcsIdent Harrison Present aud
ReoeIvcs mn ovation-A Brlcf But
Patriotic address-Dayton's Enthu.
sIas.ie Reception.
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un, neaotod tho Comedian s,do

wissrPEo. MAN, Sept. 5.-Minnesota
forest fres havo spread to the Canadian
side and are burning the entire coun-
try along tho Rain river. Mrs. Game.
ley aud four children arc reported
burned to death.
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AupuRs, N. Y, Sept. 6-Goyernor
Mckinley, OF Ohio, addressed the old
soldiers al tho Cayuga county fair to-
day. His speech was non.political in
oh hoportnr
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oAPEHAnr wIrHDRAws

From tho Congressional Race on Account
of Dissatisfaction in HIS Party.
spezal DtlpG.oh to ne EnkRigaoz.
PARxERsBUBa, W. Va, Sept. 1-James
capchart publishes q letteri in which he
withdrawS from the race for Congress,
because OF the opposition to him In his
own party.
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DENVER, Col, Sept. 5.-v. R Mark
ham, nominee OF tho Democratic state
convention for supreme judge, has
given notice be will decline TO accept,
and he intends TO vote tho Republican,
tirIcet.
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aR,wnrd for the Lypchcrs.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Sept. 5.-Governor
Turnor to-day formally offered reward
OF $1,000 for tho apprehension Of tho
persons engaged In the lynching Of tho
six negroes near Wellington last Friday.
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KEYSTONE nEpupLlcANs.

The State League Convention Largely at
tended at Hnrrisburg.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Sept. 6-There was
largo gathering Of prominent Repub-
Illcans In this city to-day to attend the
convention OF the State Leage Of Repub-
lIcan Clubs. Tho convention Is moro Of
ratification meeting, its only business
being to elect officers and delegates to
the National League convention ut
Cleveland. Tho ovent Of the day was q
mass meeting tonight, which will bc
the formal opening Of tho campaign.
Addresses were made by General Hast
'ings and his colleagues on the state
ticket. The convention was held In the
opera house, which was comfortably
filed when President Robinson raped
for order at 1890 o'clock.
After prayer by Rev. Or. Duncan. OF
Harrisburg, the roll OF clubs was called.
The address OF welcome was delivered
by A. Wilson Norris, Of this city.
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DIED.

McCLEERY-On Wednesday, September ., lsgt,
al . p. H., VI the resldGnGe OF hOr father,
CLARK IIRncs III Market street. Mrs. EMMA
MCCLEERY.
Rnnnrnl nntIcn hnrrnlier
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sAYpaooK, CoSx.. Sept 6.-Misses
Marion GlendennIng and Kitty Keutze,
both OF Brooklyn, N. Y, wore drowned
near tho mouth Of 0ystor river to-day.
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NOT DANGEROUS.
aIr. Eikins' I1lness-Ho WIN Bo outtn .

aIr. E,kins' Iltness-Ho WIN Be outtu n
Few Days.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Sept 5.-The
Associated Press has received che fol
lowing private dispatch from close
and confidential friend Of ex-secretary
Elkins who Is III at his homo in West
Virginia:
"ElxrSs, W. VA, Sept. s, 1894.
"Pleaae correct exaggerated reports
Of condition Of Hon. s. B. Elkins. His
physicIan pronounces bis illness not
dangerous. He'is convalescent and ex-
poets to be out In adew days."
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The cash bal
ance in tho treasury to-day was Sl27l,
1ol, $50, OF which s55,67s,lOl was GolC
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MONROE wuAhnS, Of DIrmInghnm.
Ala, writes: n purchased ak boxes
Of your Japanese Pilo Curo from Mr;
Amzl Golden, and II has entirely cured
mo Of case OF piles OF 92 years stand
Ing: will advise my friends 70 uae. II,
Cbas, r, GoetEo and W. w Irwin,
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For West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
lnir, cooler, except IN tho vicinity OF ErlC north
winds.
For Ohio. generally fair; cooler In southern
portions; cast TO northwest winds
TIE TEMPERATURE SATURDAY,
rs furnished by e scHSRPF druggist corner
MnrEet and Fourteenth streets.
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MILLER NAMED
By the Republicans of tho Fourth
Congressional District
AMID THE. Widest ENTHUSIASM.
a Remarkably Largo Gathering
Down at Point Pleasant
-FOUR BALLOTS ARE REQUIRED

Before a Choice is Made. But tho
Little Giant of jackson County Is
Made tho Unanimous Nomtnee-Tho
Convention Spirited but Harmoni-
ous-A Strong NomInation-Tho
Splendid Speech OF Charley Cald-
wcll-The Work of tho Convention
Satisfactory 70 All.
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New Hampshire Republican Convention.
CONCORD, N. e., Sept. 5.-rhe Repub.
lican state convention met hero to-day.
Charles II. Hartlett, OF Manchester,
presided. Charles a. Buslei, OF Laconia,
wna nominated for rovernor.
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Tho third ballot resulted: Miller 95,
Hughes 81, Caldwell 10. There was,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-12

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
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Put your lips around one of the Sena-
tor Stanford or the Schiller Cigars, then
light it and draw. What do you find?
The finest two for a quarter on the
Coast and they are gaining new GUS
toners every day.
CHAS. OLSEN,
527 Third street.