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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-18
Ne1p SidelCQlkS.

New walks have this week
been built on Mesaba avenue
north into the First addition and
on Lake Boulevard in the vicin-
ity of Alderman Cameron's home.
Both needed and appreciable i'm
provements. A new walk will
also shortly be built on Walnut
street, from Central avenue to
Lake Boulevard.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-18
a Catholic Fair,

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Catholic church met with Mrs.
John Byrne on Wednesday after
noon and decided to hold their
annual Fair aud Festival on
Thursday and Friday evenings,
October 81 and November I, at
Crockett's Opera House.
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De,lttStTN.


Dr. F, A. Hoyt, of st. Cloud,
a dentist Of known reputation
who has made Virginia on pre-
vious occasions, IS at the Hotel,
Virginia. prepared to do all
work in his line in proper man
ner and at reasonable prices.
Crown work. bridge work,
gold filing, etc. Odontunder
for painless extraction of teeth.
Examination free. The Dr.. will
be in the city for two weeks and
invites the patronage of citizens
desiring professional services in
his line.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-18

M II M artih Prop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. lZ.-To'morrow
morning Mt o'clock the gates Of tho
Cotton statoI and international Expo
siLion will bo throwa aiar. For 12O days,
until the bells in the chimes tower toll
the knell Of the dying year, the exDosi'
tion will bo open to the people OF the
world. The opening will bo the greatest
svout in tho history Of the big show,
Half OF tho nations OF tho earth will DO
represented IN the procession ddring
the day, aud tho more promipen. speak
ore Of the country will address the muI'
ti!udO that gathers in the auditorium to
witness the formal inaugural exercises.
Preparations for tho event have been
in progress ut the grounds all day. The
front OF the RdministrRtion building has
been completed aud all Of tho debris
has been cleared away. Ali Of the
buildings with the exception OF those
OF tho atatOs, Of Pennsylvania, New
York, Illinois aud Massachusetts,, have
been completed, leaving only some small
booths la course Of erection around the
grouuda. Nine-tautha OF tho exhibits
are Ia place and WHOM tho buildings are
thrown open tomorrow a gorgeous
sight will be presented.
At the grounds addresses will be do
livered by President Q. A. Collier, Mrs.
Joseph ThompIou, president OF tho Wo-
mans Board; Booker 7. Washington,
colored; Mayor Porter King, Hon.
George Brown, representing the goVer'
nor and Judge Emery Speer.
The arrangements for touching the
button have been completed. A wire
has been put In from Bazzards Bay, the
telegraph station for Gray Gables, tho
home OF President Cleveland, and wire
will bS put in from the auditorium TO
the machinery building When the
time for touching the button arrives,
tho wires will be- cleared aud an opera
tor in tho auditorium will notify an'
othor operator at Gray Cables. The
wire running into machinery building
has been connected with two electric
machines attached to valves on the big
Frick engine, which drives the Ghatting
Of tho machinery and tho valve on tho
largest water pump. As soon as tho
President closes the electric circuit, the
valves will DO opened and steam will
pour into the engines. As they begin
to act, the engineers in thc building
will open the engines aud Gtart every
machine in the building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
TIlE CONVENTION.
Tho i'nT wns Fino nnd EveryonS ss"m"@
TiIisd with tho spirit Of Harmony.


Tho Bny Sns Pins nnd Everyone Seemed
F,iisd with tho spirit ot Harmony.
SAnAroaA, n. Y, Sept. iL--.Ihoro was
no change in tho situation this morn.
Inp. "a Republican sky, blue, Ropub.
Lean atmosphere, too" said DR.. DOpOw
10 Mr.. rlatt as they atrollod in to break.
fast aud II was indeed beautiful wealth.
or. Tho delegates arose early, not TINT
there was anything to do, but thoy filled
tho corridors Of tho hotels aud streets
Of tho village aud chaltod pleasantly.
Eyon tho state club members seemed 10
fall into tho popular feeling Of harmony
anl ex-senator Sloane aud ex-senator
lasrll both said that oulaldo Of tOcom'
mgniinv 10 tho committee Oh roSolh'
tons an enlargement Of tho state com
mltlos, no other work would bO done
and no disturbance made and 40 II IL
that thero waa hardly ilnttor nppar.
eRi, a1cept in tho good RatHsed lshe
that tic friends Oi Judge Pardon q.
William, nado ~ against Judge Mnl.
Tin. Tho convention hall had been
beautifully decorated with tho national
ooonR towards 4 o'clock tho dolo'
cations began tn stroll towards ihOrc.
30 calmly did HyoFything 20 that tho
appointment VI 4 committee Oi two cOn'
slstIng Oi General Collln9and ex-senator
Sloane on tho part Ol tho cnInrgnts Of
tho state committee did not fa0eoyonn
hfoDIc They came 10 tho hotel wbnf1
tim state committee ii located mud ttind
10 rot u hoAting on their now plan oil q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
rHE CunAN SITUATION.
The Lntast NnWs From the Field Gives tho
Advantage to tho Insurgents.

The Latast NnWs From the Field Gives tho
Advantage to the Insurgents.
BosToN. Sept. 1.-THE British steam
ar TAFT, Just in at this port from Cuba,
September 10. brings news Of serious
state OF affairs at Banes. the most i'm.
portant fruit port, on tho north
ern coast. The Tai reports that
Baues has been evacuated by
the Spaniards after feeble 70.
sistance, and that tho entire northern
section Of the island is now in the hands
OF the insurgents, and Gibara itself,
which 10 one OF tho strongest and best
fortified cities on the coast, is in peril
Gus position, although tho Spaniards
have between ,000a and 5000 soldiers at
this point aud two mon.oi-war in the
harbor.
As soon as tho rebels found them
selves in possession Of BaneS, they cut
all telegraph aud telephone wires, aud
ut onCo began 10 harass Gibara, aud the
commander OF tho tort was expecting an
open attack at auy moment.
The officers OF the Tai say that the
whole country is up in arms and that
everybody iayors tho rebels. Only boys
wera left in the port Of Banes to load
and unload tho vessels. The rest Of the
malo Population had Joined the rebel
ranks. II is also stated that many Of
tho rich planters are in sympathy with
tho rcbels. The rebels seem TO have
plenty Of cash and the officers Of the
TAFT say that every vessel that sails to
Cuba Is asked by representatives OF tho
insurgents to buy rifles and cartridges
in tho United States and smugglO thOm
To Cuhn.
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SONS or VETERANS.
Fifteen ThouGand Participate In the Pa
rndc-Promiuont Men Present.

Fifteen ThuuAand Participate In the Pa
rndc-Promluont Men Present.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept, l7.-Fiiteen
thousand people from a distance wit.
messed the grand parade to-day given in
honor OF tho battlefield oncampment Of
tho Sons OF Veterans. The parade
moved promptly at 10 o'clock from
North Knoxville. Captain William
Rule, editor oil the journal, was chief
marshal.
Among tho men OF national import
anCo who participated were Governors
Mckinley, OF OHIO; Woodbury.. Of YER
mont; Upham, OF Wisconsin, and Past
COMMUNICATIVE Lawlor, OF tho q.
A. II. All were accompanied by their
stats.
Receptions wore tondorOd tho GoYer.
nors this aitornoon and they left to-
night for Chattanooga to attend the
ChiCkamaura dedication.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18

SpeciaI Dispaleh TO he Inicllgaesr
CLAIKsBURG, W, VAr Sept R-Tho
sixth annual session Of tho West Vir-
ginia editor rial association was called to
order in Junior Order hall at II a. ~,
by President Stuart F. Reed. Tho en-
tire morning session was consumed in
enrolling new members and purely busi-
ness affairs. For!y-twO new members
were enrolled. The entire attendance,
including wives aud daughters is about
100.
At hali.past 12, tho association ad.
iourned 10 the now Traders hotel
whore all the members and their wives,
daughters and sweethegrts were enter-
tanned free Of all charges. AT p. IN.
the association met again, when an ad-
dress OF welcome on behalf OF the city
was made by Hon. N. q. Holmos aud.
on behalf OF tho citizens and bar by j.
&. Smith, esq, Responses were made
BY W. l.. Mansfield, otthe Wayne News,
II. Q. Rugland, Logan Banner, A. B.
White, ParkerSburg State Journal, and
II. l.. Snyder, Shepherdstown Register.
Those who responded were almost un-
animous in their declarations that never
before has tho association been 90 roy
ally entertained. FFeo entertainment,
free buses, free opera anu free carriages
were placed at the disposal OF the edi-
tors.
The Traders Hotel, which is declared
to DO the duest, not alone in West Vir-
ginia, but in all the south, was opened
this morning, aud is being initiated by
the editors, who were cordially well
coined, and are being royalty enter
tanned. Manager W. 7. Barlow is doing
everything possible to add to the COM
forts OF his guests.
Messrs. Burnside. Of Buckhannon,
Ragland, OF Logan Court House, and
Mansfield, OF Wayne, wore appointed a
committee on resolutions, and Messrs.
Horner, Polling and Hayden on state Of
tho treasury.
Tonight the association goes IN
body to hear "The Fakir," an opera
written by a Clarksburg man and to be
given by homo talent. On every hand
arc heard expressions OF commendatlon
on the elegant arrangements Senator
Reod has mRdo and on the royal way
the city, and especially, the Traders
hotel, is making this a red letter day in
the history oi tho press association.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
Ton cunAN snNYIoE.
Huck Taylor Asked to Enlist ROorutts for
tho InGurgnutS.

Tuck Taylor Asked to Enlist ROoruits for
tho Insurgents.
sr. LOUIS, Sept l7.-For moro than n
week n Cuban, giving tho namc Of SOnor
Eariquo Moreno. has been in this city
for tho purpose, Il is said, oi ouli'ting
men for service in tho Cuban rebellion.
lilo approached Bucl; Taylor, tho wOst'
orr scout aud ranger, who is in tho city,
aud made cash oGor to him II he would
equip band OF rangers to 20 to Cuba
and hight against tho Spanish army.
When questioned by u reporter. Buck
Taylor said: ri have got n contract now
to furnish lot OF men for Texas
ranches, and II Ottor they got there these
mon want to go to Cuba and tight there
Is no way could prevent it. Alter they
roach lcxas have no further control
OF ihom. Already hnvO had 40 many
applications for enlistment that | had
to lcavo tho exposition Yesterday to
avoid ihOm."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18

Fonr WAYNE, lSp,, Sept l7.-G. X,
Singer, merchant aud tue postmaster
ut Dunioc, small hamlet SovOn milos
west Of THE city on tho Nickel Plato
railroad, was found murdered IN hid
room at Ina homo early thi1 morning,
having boon pounded to death with
clubs Tho motive Tor tho decd was
rithor robbery or rovongs. Singer had
sl6D in hiB posSossion, which is now
missing, lie was over seventy yeats
old and had no family,
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an nounced that he would name the
Grant monument committee after MS
return 10 Few York.
The following officers were elected'
President, G. NJ, Dodge OF lowRi cor
responding secretary, Gen, Andrew
HiCkenlooper, Cincinnatii recording
secretary, Col. Cornelius Cadet. CineIn'
natl treasurer, Gen. NJ. +. Force ONO
soldiers home, SRnduIky.
Tonight in the Ereat dining room OF
tho Grand Hotel, gOrgeOuslY adorned
and brilliantly lighted, one hundred
and fifty members OF tue Army OF tue,
Harnesses, including their wives and
daughters, sat down to a aumptuopl
banquet.
Never at any previous meeting Of the
tho society were tho atter'dinner
speeches mora uniformly eloquent,
There was peculiar felicity in the ar
rangementa OF tue toasts,
First came tho "Roll Call" response
to poem by Captain Byera; second,
"The FLAG" General Porteri third,
"What We Fought For" Capt: J.. y;
Foraker; fourth, "lhe Rank aad File"
Father Thomas L, Sherman,
The responses by General Porter, ex-
Governor Foraker aud Father Sherman
were masterpieces Of elOquence and
models OF classic English. Tho other
toasts were:
"The regular army" Colonel NJ. A.
Cochran; "Anupright judiciary, q think
ing bayonet," Lieutenant X. s. Tuthllli
"Our Boys" John a. Logan, ir.; "our
Girls" Miss Mary Logan Pearson; "Onr
last campaigns" Gen. D. u. Henderson.
There MAS not commonplace re-
sponse in tho list Those oI John A.
Logan, General Henderson and Miss
Pearson were brilliant.
The members Of the society went to
bed on aloopers, which will bring them
to Chattanooga tomorrow,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
ODD FELLOWS.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge Down TO
BusinaM-Tho Parade.

Busins,s-1ho Parade.
ATLANTIC Cry, N. j., Sept. 1.-THE
sovereign grand lodge, Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows mot this morning
at O'Clock.
Tho grand sire appointed a special
committee on buildings and halls. The
duty OF tho committee will bo to report
tho condition of buildings aud halls.
Levi, Van Nordou, representative
from Ohio, attempted to have radical
change made in tho secret work OF the
order. uo offered resolution that a
universal password aud grip bo adopted
for the initiatury degree in subordinate
and RoboI;ah lodges; that committee
OF three past grand siros ho appointed
to formulate tho password and grip.
Objection was made aud tho rciolntion
was referred to the proper committee.
Resolutions bearing on tho sann sub
ject wcro introduced br Pennsylvania
and Indiana fsHFcaenta.ivei, bWt they,
TOO, woro rciGrrod to tho proper COM
mttor.
Tho Arkansas delegation is making
strong effort to secure tho noSt session
OF the novorngn grand lodge for Hot
Springs. A resolution TO this ciloc. was
ollerOd, but Ii was laid over until Thurs
day morning nt . o'clock
a number Of appeals CatnO up from
grand lodge, Ia Now York, Colorado,
California, Indiana, Massachusetts aud
British Columbia, but IN MI cases tho
recommendation oi tho committee
wOrO Approved
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
ANOTHER noND ISSUE.
Not Probable That Another ono VIII
Made Immediately.

Not Probable That Another ono VIII bO
Made Immediately.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Sept. l7.-Reports
to tho treasury department show that
s25O,OOO in gold was Withdrawn to-day
from the sub.treasury at New York for
export, aud that s25O.0OO in gold was do
posted by Rochester, N. Y, bank,
which ofIIotI the Withdrawals. leaving
tho truo amount OF tho reserve at the
close Of business at sos. 2,52S.
Under normal conditions the treasury
gains some gold nearly every day, as
banks In all OF tho sub.troasury cities
prefer to exchange for notes any ANAL
amounts Of gold they may tako in over
their counters, especially II their coin
reserve 10 in no need Of roplenishing.
Tho talk OF IN early bond issuo has
practically died out here, tho opinion
among officials being that while Prssi.
dent Cleveland will protect the national
credit, when in danger, by any means
within his power, the present situation
is not such as to call for any action OH
his part. Those persons best qualified
to apeak on the subject say that another
bond issue is certainly not within the
probabilities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18

BnooRMy, N, y, Sept because
Mrs. jossin Curtis would not return tho
tH,rtt loye Of Ghartcs Poole, q ptoam'
Ahip purr,r hc nudo desperate nt.
tempt on tho public Nfctl tina morning
lo take her lilo and hia own. In tho
latter Cigu lu succeeded, na hn died Nl'
most instantly, Ntlcr puttlng u 90 cal
thtn bullet Ia hts head, Mrs, Uurlla
was fatally wounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
WILL TOUCH IllN BUTTON,
President Cleveland van Mako tho whsOlI
ReVOiyo at Atlanta.

President Cleveland will Mako tho Wheels
RoVOivo at Atlanta.
BuzzARp's BAY, MASS, Sept, IA
force Of lincmou is to-day engaged in
putting up special telegraph wire to
Gray Gables, President Clevolaud's
summer residence. The wire crosses
tho grounds back Of tho house aud will
probably end in the reception room oi
tho house, where tho key will be placed
with which the President is to start tho
machinery at the Atlanta Exposition
tomorrow.
This loop being attached to the main
limo will establish the necessary COM
municalion with Atlanta, aud another
special wire crossing tho exposition
grounds to machinery hall will connect
with tho mechanism to DO set in motion
by the pressure Of this EUy nt Gray
Gables. The machinery viii bs started
in this way ut noon tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
srILEEr INlnwNY COMBINE.
The Enstnrn Combine Captures tho Pitts.
burgii LInCs-Tho Price.

Tho EnstHrn Combine Captures tho PITTS.
bnrRli Llncs-Tho Price.
Flrrspunun, Sept ia eonsofidn.
ton OF tho street railway interests took
practical shapO hero to-day by which
over two hundred miles OF track will
DO controlled by tho combine at n capi.
iaIi4atioR OF between Sl5,ooo,99o and
s.OOOO,OOl. Chicago aud Cleveland arO
expected to ontor tho union later on.
Momra Widenor aud EIkinB, Of Phlla.
dolphia, spent tho greater part Of tho
day going over tho syStoma they already
control, aud thoao which thoy sought
to bring into tho combination.
A mOotng Of tho Piltaburgh and East.
orn magnatCi late In thu day resulted
In an agreement which, rs unoIllcially
announced, will unto all tlio roads Of
rlttuDursh aud Allegheny, with tho ex.
CODliun OF thrOp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18

OMAHA, MN, Sept 1.-THE A. +. A.
police commission ha, discharged Chief
OF polco White aud replaced him with
cG.sOrgonnt sigwutt "a netting chief,
vino was diBchntgod several months
ago for alleged COfiupt practices. Oth0r
mon who wore discharged for alleged
lncOmpcloncy have boon placed on tue
force, notably uX.Ghiol Detective Haze,
who Ia madn sergeant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18

NEW YoRE, Sept 1.-THE Evening
Posts special financial cable from Lon
don to-day is rs follows: Mining stocks
alono wero active and strong to-day.
Americans rallied sharply, LoaisvtIe
aud st. Paul leading. The market was
fairly supported hero. but there was no
renewal Of purchases to-day by Kallir
denlcrs.
Rothschild Ia buying gold trOcly. It
Is said to bo for Hungary, but the 70.
ported destination iAA little doubtful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
LITTLE PREVIOUS,
The French Press Anticipating the Hope
lsEsnsss of Walters Case,

The French Frees Anticipating tho Hope
lSSsnssS of Walters Case,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept lZ-Mr,
Laugston, OF counsel for ex.ConIul Wal
ler, and Paul Bray, Step.Son Of the lat.
ter, wOro at the state department to.
day, They have received letters from
Waller, showing that his health Is im.
proving slightly, AZ the adviceSOre.
ceived here are to tho eilOCt that tho
record OF the court martial in this case
cannot possibly reach Paris before tho
22d instant at the earliest, the statement
Of French newspaper, showing Wal
lor's case i1 hopeless, is entirely dis
credited here.
An important witness in WRller'a be.
half, and ono, who, it is alleged, can DO
relied upon to prevent any "doctoring"
OF the courtmartiai record, will start
Tor tho United States in a few days
from London. This is Mr.. L. G.. Wood
ford, civil engineer and an American
citizen, who was in Madagascar at tue
time Of the Waller trial aud is fully con-
verSant with all OF the facts. Mr..
Woodiord has made concise report al
ready to Secretary OlneY, Of all the facts
as they fell under his observation, but
while his statement does not acquit
Waller OF errors OF judgment, II is said
that It does show that he was innocent
Of Rhy crime aud that no has been out
rageou,ly treated. because Mr.. Wood.
ford was disintorested witness, his tes.
timony has great weight, legally, and
since he has been in Europe he has been
in communication with Ambassador
Eustis, and has givOn him such aid in
the prosecution Of tho case as itlay in
his power to afford.
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oEl,IoHl.S lanllurED.
Tho Army ot thu lonuorrc Concludes II
Annual iiuNnr,S Session.


The Army of TIN lounos'cc Concludes it,
Annual iiusmrIS session.
CiSclEgArf, sopt l1,-rho Society Of
tho Army oIthc Tennessee roaasomblcd
at 10 a. IN. Tor tho second days session.
Tho annual address Of Col. Fred y.
Grant was still tho topic OF commoul
aud praise. Tho society adjourned be-.
ioro noon to attend reception by the
CIti1nna VI Cincinnati ut the geological
gardens Major lloyt Sherman ~.
poflnd In favor VI ~ lDula I1r tho IN.
nual meeting uUGl ScpiembUr, aud II
was chosen. Gui. frct ~ Gtnnt no..
poflol Con o. o, Howard ~ tho uOm.
miltcO'a aulCctlon Tor orator aJ st. Louis
nnxl yoaf, nd1ptpl with olirflnc
uunnimuuI vote. \ resolution was
adopted lu UtOOl II statue oi Il 4. Grant
At Washlngl0H, u, g., aud ask tAo 90.
operation oI COngtosa President Dodge
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
BEGINS TODAY,
The Cotton statOs and Ipternation-
al Exposition at Atlanta
WILL OPEN WIDE ITS DOORS

President Cleveland ut Gray Gables
WIN Start the MaohInery-Tho EK'
htbIts Nearly All in PIaco-Tho
buildings All Finished With -Four
Exceptions - Programme OF tho
Opening Day-The south's Greatest
Fair.
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ALEXANDRIA, IyD. SopL 1.-THE
American plate plneo works, Of this city
il onvolopod In flames. Tho fro orig
mated from tho igni,ing Of escaping gas
from teioettye Pipe ia tue cosung
room. Tho plant Is tho IargosI oil tho
kind In tho world.
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rnE LYNNIIlGMs smoT.
a KOntucltT Mob UnSucCrS'fut in Its u
forts ut Violsnt Removal.

4 Kentucky Mob UnSucCrS'rui in It's Ef-
forts at violent Removal
MEMrms, IESS., Sept. ia mob Of
sovonty.avO men mado an unsuccessful
attempt last night to lynch Harrison
Fuller aud Frank Simpson, two negroes, {,
confined IN tao Henderson county Jail
at Lexington, for attempting to outrage
tho Widow Pomoroy and hor sixteen.
ycar.old daughter on tho night OF July
II. Tho negroes werd Capturod shortly
alter tho crime and Ia avert mob vio.
lanCo they wcrG RonL to Nashville wGcrO
they remained up to last week, whon
they wore brought TO Lexington for
trial. A continuance Of tito case was
granted by Judge Taylor, Rad Guller
and Simpson were returned to inil. 30.
twoon midnight aud daylight tho mob
wont to tho jnlI, broken open tho two
outer doors and on r0uchng tho coll OF
tho negroes, tho crowd was ilrol OH by
tho shorill and his dcpuics, seriously
wouudiug Hugh Cook and sligltly
woundng mon named JunOa aud Joiner
Tho wOunding OF those three mon
caused thN mob to disbnnd. Excite.
menl IN LeEngton Is intense aud tcrious
trouble 10 expected.
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SUNDAY CLOSING.
The New York Republicans Favor
1t in Their Platform,
SOUND MONEY ALSO ENDORSED,
Tho Democratic Deficiency LegIs-
latlon soundly Condemned.
COY. MORTON FOR PRESIDENT.

Harmony PrOvalls Throughout and
tho Party is Uaitod on Every Issue,
New York Reform LeGISlAtIOu-Tho
Income Tax Referred tO-The Ma
hauey Delegation Caused Some
Trouble, hut All Turned ou,
Smoothly.