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WE'VE THEY LET our?

The Thieves WOro Permitted to Receive
Women In tho PriSou-DamrElnE EVl.
drnco Which Nssd' Explaining.
New YoRE, July 5.-Killoran, Russell
and Allen, who yesterday escaped from
the Ludlow street Jail, whore they were
confined pending Oxtradition 10 Illinois
for tho sIlcged robbery Of tho Spring.
field postotIico, arc still at large.
A young mRu named Schumacher,
known as "spldsr Joe" living near tho
iaiI, who witnessed tho departure Of
The prisoners from Ludlow street Jail, is
authority for the statement that women
were permitted TO associate with tho
escaped iugltiyeS In tho reception room,
whore games OF bagatellv aud dominos
we're played. Spider JoO" asserts that
ho saw two women in tho reception
room with the prisoners on tho night Of
Juno g, who remained considerable
timo, apparently inloto,tOd in card
PLAYING which was going on at tho time.
Warden Ranbb has stated thnt tho
priponers Hcfo especially guarded Rnd
luNhNh III NllNlA NNllh pNNAN ~ WV NNNA-
ing aud Nern not again permitted TO
emerge from tholr pens until mex! morn.
ing. This Ia IN direct variance with
"Spidor joo's" statement, which, tttruo,
indicates tho means by which tho ptls'
onera may have secured rOvolvors with
which they bulldOEsd tho keeper In Of.
ieCiing thOlr escape.
Tho womnn, two IN number, wore
again with tho prisoners In tho rocep.
ton room on last Wednesday evening,
aud "Spldor JoO' aud two Of his com.
panions watched their movements from
tho street for fully two hours ~ was
not surprluoh," ;" ho said to-day, "whcn |
saw tho throo prisoners rush out tho
door. armed to tho tooth, and up to
Broom street whNro they separated.
NV attention was ntsl attracted by tho
noise cnn'od by tho breaking Of tho
hnli.inch plato glass In tho door loOding
from tho vOsttbuiu to tho watdun'd Utttd
through which IhCy passed."
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Spttldl Dlspileh 10 ne hieltJs1iT
CHARLESTON, W, Va, July 5,-Govor'
nor MaeCorklo received the following
teisgrams to-day;
"our men peaceably at work at Eek
man aud threatened and interisred
with, and there is dan ger OF great de.
s.ruction Of property aud bloodshed il
troops are not sent We ask the pro.
lection wo are entitled to as tax payers
to permit us to carry on our business.
(signedl
"PREsIDEST PULAsEl IRoS Co."
From EIkhorn;
"The situation Ia such in tho coal
folds that we havo no longOr control Of
business. Strikers heavily armed with
winchssiers oysrawe and drive imported
labor from the works by threats Of
death. Negro strikers in large bodies
meet trains nightly aud with winchos'
tsr aud ctubs say no men shalt work.
Have troops seut at once, as an out.
break is imminent"
The Governor wired Sheriff EtIler
that demand has been made for troops
and instructed him to go to the scene at
ouce and wire the exact condition OF ai,
fairs and sand for troops II the situation
warrants 1t,
Private Secretary whiteleIt this even
ing by special train over the Norfolk &
Western for the Elkhorn region,
U. S Marshal Garden has been noti'
fed and no has ordered all the deputy
narshals In the state to mass at Hunt
ington tomorrow in order to protect tho
trains
Lateral midnight in the Elkhorn
region, 200 armed miners are marching
from mine to mine, driving oil non'
union men, threatening to burn and
destroy, but neither burning nor do
ItrOying anything.
Four hundred strikers went to croE'
iers works but we're driven away with
out btoodShed. Governor MacCorkio
has the Second regiment ready to move
by train to the scene.
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gonts havo also burned several houses
at Tiarrabu, not far from the city OF San
tiAgo do Guha, their Intention being 10
cause the garrison TO leave the tort and
start in pursuit OF them, But, as tho
troops did not leave the fort, the insur-
gents opened fire on them aud Kept up
firing for two hours. AT tho expira'
tion OF that time the insurgents were
compelled to retire, leaving many dead
and wounded on tho field,
Information has been received here
from Oaracaa, Venezuela, to the effect
that many rsvolutionisls arc there pre-
pairing TO attempt a landing on the
coast OF Cuba, and that others have
already left Caracas for these shores.
The soldiers who have been operating
against the insurgents commanded by
Antonio MRcso, noticed many negroes
with earrings RHd rings in their noses.
They are supposed to he Ssvilians.
A battalion OF volunteers Ia being
formed at Porto Rico, and as soon as II
IL up to tho required strength, it will
be sent hers TO assist the volunteers
acting in co.operatihn with tine govern.
ment troops, the cantain general Of
Porto Rico, G Gamir, having previously
given his permission.
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MUDDEn or LENz.


Tho Report Confirmed bJ missionary.
Killed by Msn High In tho sultan'S
Favor,
PIrrsBuRGH, Pa, July 5.--Another lot.
tor confirming tho death In Armenia Of
Frank Lsnz, tho Pittsburgh whcelmnn
who was making bicycle tour round
tho world, has boon received horo by
T. p. Langhans from a missionary ia
Aaia Minor Tho nnmo Of the mission.
ary Ia not given because hil lilo would
bs endangered II the Turkish govern.
mens should learn that hs was working
on tho case. The missionary, however,
Ia working with SaChtlobon, tho ST.
Louis man, who was Sunt out in search
Of Lena. Tho letter statOs that they
have discovered that Louz was mur.
dorod BY Turkish cavalry officers high
in tho service Of tho sultan, and for
that reason tho work 10 attended with
great danger.
Tho boil Of LOnz's bicycle wnl found
nj 1AhnrOnk His mirror nnil box and
another box which hO is known to have
carried woro found In tho river between
shnmin aud NluGDrata, whiio tho tireH Of
his wheel wcro discpyOrOl at TchOlkii,
wnofo n Kurd was using thom for sad.
do grlh.
Tie loltsF alaiel further that Shchilo.
ben could find tho rOmuinl Of LEM u II
wofO aniu 10 undertake tho work, but
owing to tho high standing Of his muir.
derofa tho tank Ia too dangerous aud all
further Investigations will havN to 10
abandoned uhIom tho g1votnmlnI ot
thu United States intoFIoroi and giyci
BfDlvgliUn,
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SENSATIONAL CASE.
DR.. JSssph F0Isn, OF Philadelphia, Fig
urlug In an UnrnylAbls Light.

bF' JSshhh FAlenI OF PhllnuOlphlnI flRs
urlug Ia an UarRVlAbls Light.
PlIILADgLPmA, Pa, July 5,-The
Evening Bulletin publishes tho follow.
ing to-day;
Dr. Gilbert Joseph Palon, ons Of
PhilalelphIa's most prominent society
men, was arrested on shorIff . cRplRs
on Tuesday Last, on writ charging him
with breach OF promise OF marriage,
The plaintiff is Miss Margars: May
Thompson and when tho case reaches
trial II 10 said that some worry inlaTaat'
Ing, not 10 say sensational develop
mUnts, will result.
DR., PNlOn is a son Of DR., G. L. Palen,
OF this city, aud nephew Of the late
Jay Gould. He ia we'll known in society
circles here and in New York. On June
IL he was married TO Mary Eleanor
AdAmsou, daughter OF william Adam.
sou, Negley's Hill, Germantown. The
wedding was an unusually swell affair,
and was the ocCsion OF general turn.
out OF tho wealth aud fashion OF the
two great cities, Among those present
were Miss Helen NJ. Gould, Mr., and
Mrs. Edwin Gould, +. jay Gould and
Others OF that diptinguished family, who
made the journey from New York TO
Philadelphia aud return on iour'ih.
hand coach, tho trip attracting much
public attention at tho time, A brilliant
reception followed at MIR. AdRmson's
house, and the newly welded pair left
for honeymoon trip through the
Gonth and west
Young DR.. Palen had met and loved
Miss Thompson, young aud worry At.
tracllve professional nurse, and accord,
ing to this young Woman's story lao
promised her marriage. and lot It be
known far aud wide that 1t was their
intention to become maH and vile
This understanding continued, says the
plaintiff, until her Oyss were suddenly
opened by the intelligence that DR.,
Palen was wooing another, This WAS
finally confirmed by his marriage to
Miss Adamson.
After con,ultiug with her friends, an
attorney was instructed TO Institute
proceedings Ia breach OF promise, and a
week or so ago they we're begun In the
court OF common pleas. The result was
that Judge Sulzbsrger directed capias
TO issue for DR.. Palen's arrest, the bail
being placed at 81 900.
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GAZE AIiItIlsrEp.

Tho Man Who Went Through tile southern
Pacific TrHtn the Other Bay,
wAHuSo1oN, July 5.-ChiOi PoUtoiIico
Inspector Wheeler has been notified Of
tho arrout at Riddles, Oregon, Of an OK.
convict, John Case, charged with the
recent train robbery OF tho Southern
Pacific rallooud. Tho man iS positively
identified by tho train hands ha tho
robber who won't through the train.
Tho Poole boys, with whom Case has
been living, have boon arrested, and
thoru appears to DO good case against
them, though thoy ctaim thoy eau provo
an nibi. Colonel Wheeler bOioyOs that
tho arrested mon can DO connected with
tho RosoburY.KanOLh stage robbery,
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Ex.ooNsUL wAlLEps CASE.

Sick In Prison aud some Things tho
French Government VIII Have to Ex'
plain to ths United states
WAsHISdToN, D, O., July5.-Ex'Con'
sui Waller. who Is in prison near Mar
seilIes, France, iS Ill and without
medical supplies and the state depart
msnt Of this government has been
asked to interfere In his behalf to tho
extent Of either providing him with
the necessary supplies or asking the
government Of Franco to do so, The
news Of Mr.. WaIler'S illness WAS brought
to this country through q letter to his
slep.son, Paul II, Bray, who was de-
ported from Madagascar at tho same
time that Mt, Waller was sent out
under arrest by the French govern
ment, aud IT Is the first word that has
bean received from Waller by his sou
since he was separated from him at
TamatAye,
Tho letter in this case 10 mere an'
nounCemsnt Of his illness without any
elaboration and without any reterance
to other questions Hs says nothing
about his treatment in prison nor about
his cause or his interests in Madagas'
car This 10 taken to mean that he
knew that hiS letter Would be scFutin-
lied by the prison officials, or that he
was forbidden TO say more than his let
ter contained. The letter was written
on paper bearing the prison letter
head.
Mr.. Bray took the letter TO acting
Secretary Of State Uhl, who teleHrRphed
Minister EuItiH, inStructing him TO give
immediate attention TO ME WAllers
represent tations and to make careful in
quiry as to the facts In the case.
1t is understood that the state depart
mept is not at all pleased with the APP
parent delay on the part Of the French
government In giving attention TO the
request made by this country for full
record Of the proceedings in the Waller
case, aud Mr. EHstis has been instruct
ed TO call tho attention ot the French
authorities to the delay and TO request q
prompt response to our request. Mr.
Uhl has more than once expressed his
determination to pTesA the matter to
the extent necessary to determine at
least Mr.. Walters right and his cause
for complaint.
Mr.. Bray is OF the opinion that Waller
is quite i'll, for he says tho ex.consul tS
not a man to complain Of any tempo
rary or alight allnent. Hesays that his
step.father has been 10 the hospital at
AntanGnariyo for two months just pre-
yiouG TO his arrest and that he is sub
ject to cougestivo Chills. He fears that
the prison lito aud the change Of eli.
mate may have caused a relapse which
will prove seriouS, especially II he does
not secure proper medical attention
promptly.
Bray Is also much concerned concern.
ing his mother, Mrs. Waller, from whom
he has received no word since he left
Madagascar, Notwithstanding he has
sent numerous letters 10 her. Many OF
thete lsssers hays been sent under cover
to other persons and their identity care
fully concealed, but he has received no
word In reply, 90 that he iG unable to
determine whether both his own letters
and those Of his mother have been in.
torcepted or only her letters 10 him. In
the former contingency she Is as ignor.
ant Of his whereabouts and welfare RS
he Is OF her condition.
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TGnRIBLE RIOT.

German Catholic Plcnlo Disturbed By
RouEhS-ThrSO Killed aud Fifty Wound
I'd.
CHICAGO, July 5.-StartlInE reports OF
a desperate riot at Siberia, Perry coun.
", are coming In by telephone and cour-
iers from the sceno OF the encounter. DR..
Iomay, Of White Sulphur Wall, has just
tOlophoned that q Thousand men and
women took part in tho fight, that
three mon arc dond, four fatally hurt
and fifty seriously injured.
Siberia IL but n hamlet OF few
dozen struggling houses and q Roman
Catholic church, the congregation
Of which Is composed Of Germans.
Thoy Nro simple and molten
Iiyo people, but havo been greatly
annoyed recently by por,on' opposed to
their religion. Tho riot was caused by
disturbors interfering with thom at n
picnic,
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rntIlArnNlaD nYNOnINo


OF sam sprncnr uud AIfrSd Hatcher At
hiorurnluwn, Rshluchr
BowLiSo GnEA KY, July b.-lt Ia
aull htro tonight tint an organized
mob 10 being formed at Mofganlown to
lynch saln Spencer and Alfred lIolclor
Tor tho murder Of Major A. II. Hamtl'
ton. Tho case has boon In discussion
anro ndnoaiay, but up to II o'clock
tonight MT lufyman had boon impa1'
ofot, notwithstanding ovur 200 ittvo
been osamIrcl, nlI Of whom have buen
rejected JUDGE sotllo has ordOrcl 9Ol
men W bn summoned from tho nljnln'
Ing c1nutInl, aud hopOl 10 not u ihrY
oul ui that Humhor Tho OKrlOmbnl IN
NJ high pitch aud tho mob only needs
loader TO tnko liolchor aud Spencer
out aud hang thom to u lroO.
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ADVANCED TilH sOAhE.
Tho Jnnoilon stosi nnd Iron Company, n
MIngo, ARToS IA tlir Advance.

Tho Jnnotlon steel nnd Iron Company,
tiIngp, AEToS IA tile Advance.
ststi1l DlsDobh 10 ne iHbiigtnt1r
grrUnEsyfttg, d, Jaiy b,.--Ihs June.
ton Steel aud Iron Company, at Mlngo
Junction, In n conference with tho
olIlcora oil tho Amnlgnmnlcl Association
of Iron and SissI Workers to-day,
ABROAD 10 advance lhOlr scale oi wngOi 10
per cent 10 all mon coming within tho
scope nj lhn Ainalfhmalol A9'ocnllon.
Tho Junction company, inlopnndont
NJ tho AmaIgnmnied AalorIniiun, also
voluntarily increased lho whgo, oi tho
insn In ali department., including day
labofofs, 10 pGr cont thu lhcfcl,r lo gn
into cHott next Sunday lhia iprtnaaa
will aioOi 5000 mon, Tho Junction
company will starr ~ In MI depart
msnls In two weeks, with ptonpguls for
steady run.
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WILL DE COSTLY,
nut May Save Money In the nd-PraotIcal
TaFYst Trial.

hut MAY Save Money In tile End-Prnotleai
TaEYst Trial.
wAsniSoroS, D. O., July 6.-sOcre'
tary Herbert has given orders for a
practical trial Of a turrOt, as nearly as 1t
can be represented on shore. There iG
need for information as to the ability OF
tho framing Of these great masses OF
plates to resist the shock administered
by q shot from great gun, and there is
a dearth OF experiment on tho subject.
The latest attempts in this direction
were made 10 England many years ago
on tho turret Of the Glatton, but the
turtcts Wero made OF iron plates, lami'
mated in part, and owing to the difficulty
Of rolling large plates they did not ex'
tend from top to bottom, but were
divided into two shells.
With n comparatively ANAL shot and
low velocity these plates were DISPLACED
from the frames supporting them, and
Il IL now fGit to DO desirable TO know
lust how much better the modern sys.
TEN Of framing will stand against tho
modern gun. So orders have been given
to Cramps to construct n framework rs
nearly az possible resembling the turret
of the Massachusetts, and upon this
will be placed balllStic thirteon.inch
plate, one OF those specially wrought
for the Massachusetts,.
The turrot will be placod upon rollers
lust ~ upon shipboard and shot nt frat to
500 how much II is displaced by heavy
shot, and again to learn how the frame
work stand whether the plato can be
torn away from its iagtenings by tho
blow. This experiment will be costly,
but 1t iS believed that the result will be
to saYU money!
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BIG REWARD
offered By Postmaster General
Wilson For Capture OF the
ESCAPED POSTOFFICG THIEVES
Evidence of Criminal oarelessness
in New York,
Mr., WILSON'S SCORCHING LETTER

10 United States DIAtrtot Attor.
uoy MeTarland-Tho Men We're
Dangerous Criminals For Whom
tho GOyerameas Had Been Looking
For Yoars-Allsgod That They
Wore Psrmltted to RsooIVo Women
Visitors In Ludlow street JaiI-Had
Doodle TO buy Their Way Out.
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CUBAN IliInHLLIoN.
a Train Fired un b, In'nrEOnt" An a
RrrsnlvN Campaign Ivy tho HrbOla.

A Train Fired Un b, Insurgents An hE-
RrcsHlvr Campaign hT tho RrbOla.
llAyAsA, July 5.--A railroad pAsScn'
gur train filled with mon, women aud
Chtldron bound for this city, was lrOd
upon by a band Of insurgents to-day,
only ono Of tho pasIOngCrs was wounded
Thc plantation Of EipotnnSn, near
Snnto Domingo, In tho sNgdu Ia Grundc
dialriCt Of tho province Of santa Clara,
has brrH attacked by Hfty IHaHtganlat
WIn ausNd all the htnl aud ntlrrwnrd
plundnrol 4 storn at Muoln Qulcta,
lhpy cut tho Telegraph aud telephone
wires communicating With SnnlO llo'
lnlngu iof n dl0lnnco Of ono Iungllr, tn'
lorfupling communication bptwnon
Tint town aud tho country In which
TINY wOrO operating, Tho insutgonlq
veto commanded Dy polfot Garcia and
Ll0Co
A detachment Of troops has boon
aOnL In pursuit oI lhom. Tho inaur'
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HuSrISoroS, W, Va, July 5.-Tho
situation in tho Elkhorn coal region ia
very serious tonight, and Adlutant
Lyons, Of tbs second regiment, has or.
dsrsd all companies to assemble aud DO
ready To move to Eikhornat moments
notice.
LArER-Companies l and G, Of tho
state militia here, have just received
ordera from Governor iiacCork'C at
Charleston to report at tho Pocahnntni
mining district at onco. a special train
ia now In waiting to carry them 10 tho
scene Of the trouble.
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SIX DEAD
AS the Result OF the Terrible Deed
OF Mad Man.
He MURDERS HIS ENTIRE FAMILY
And Then Takes His Own Life In
a Deliberate Manner
THE SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

At the COroner'S Inquest-A Brother
OF tho Perpstrator OF tho Crime
Receives a Note That Clears Up the
Mystsry-Dsath Produced by AS
phy1IatlOn-Thrso Of tho Children
Fought Desperately For Their
Lives After tho Gas Was Turned
On.
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a BIG OEFEII

Tho standard TolrphunO Company NCgo.
tlnnnE for tho Postal Telegraph Com.
panJ.
CmcAdo, July 5.-FIltoea million
dollars has boon offered for a
controlling interest In tho Pos.
tai Telegraph Company, that tho
wiros Of tho corporation may
DO nqod to destroy tho BOlt Telephone
monopoly. Tho report had II that tho
Standard Telephone Company lathe no.
guttdtdr,
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II. =. o. EhlIs.
Atlantic city IN Data Attire for tho So
premc Lodge.

AtlnntIo UIIJ m Wh0h NVIIE" IUT INV ~
promc Lodge.
ATLANTIC CRY, n. j., July 6.-Atl1n'
flo CITY has assumed gala attire for
tho Supreme Lotgs u. I. 0. EIkE to DO
hoId hero Tuesday, "Wednesday and
Thursday ncxt
Mnnt delegations hnvo already ar
rived, and Grand Exalted Ruler b. y;
lTny aud tho othor grand ollitcra VIII
lnkc ur their headquarters at the Unit
pd slnios hotel tomorrow
Tho indications point TO tho largest
mrctinV Of thu order ever held, and 4
low estimate places the number oI
mombors cxpOclcd nj 10000.
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CLEARED TnE COURT ROOM.

Exciting Scene nt the OpsulnE of tho trinI
or IliiEO.
Er<eiii Dhbd,ehi 10 ne hi>iigMen
HustlSofos, W. VA, July 5,--Tho
trial Of ChnS Rlngo, charged with tho
murder Of tho Two Finley boys, bpgan
Rt noon. Considerable oScitUmont vas
crcnlOd In tho court room whom tho
whltu and colored spectators wcro sOpn.
ratod and panic almost on'ued when
a deputy shOrilf knocked downs Cotoroi
man. Tho Judge lhsu ordered tho
crowded room ClearoI,
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NitAun nlLnIllLs
issued Agnfn.tn Coupe of mick iadt.
vlduhla

vliuhlA,
wAsnsoroS, July 5.--l'rOud ordOrA
hNyo boon iSBuOd refusing tho use Of tho
mails to j, 9, Bddotf, Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, aud to Charles Allcn, alias n.
Radwuy, uliO' D, Price, Of Now Yotl,
aud Weston, W, Va. Baldoti adyOtlISos
that II any sick person will send him \
lock NJ hair and ono dollar hn will dIng.
nosN their illness Claityoyunlly aud pro-
scribe Tor aud unfO them, llo hnN bo'
como very wealthy through this actcmo,
lilo hna bsOn arrested, ~ has Allon
who hao boon sending out gtOOn RoOda
circulars
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STATE TROOPS
May Ro Ordered to the Elkhorn
Region at Any Moment.
AN ALARMING SITUATION THERE,
The Governor Receives a Demand
to Send Militia at Once,
THE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY

aud Bloodshod Threatened by tho
Strikers In tho Coal EIOld-rho
Operators Claim They Have No
LANCER Any Control OF Business
alleged That Mtnors Arc Armed
Win winchestors aud Ara step.
pfug Frstas and Interfering With
Trafiu-soeoud IiegImcut In Read.
inoss
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THE PAnKHnsnUN0 ooMPANY
In RsadInsato to MoVs-NsWs Of RiOting In
the Elkh0ru Rsgion,

the ElkhOru Rsgion,
Special Di.pdieh TO ne In,elliseaesr.
PARKEmBURG. July 5.-Captsln Nor
rlaon, Company E, state militia, this
city, received telegram this evening
from Governor MacCorkle notifying
him TO assemble his men and await fur.
thsr ordOra. At this writing, details
are securing tho town notifying NOM
bers OF tho order.
The cause OF the order is the riotinG
Of minera in the Elkhorn district. a
private dispatch just received from
Charleston states that tho miners
through tho EIkhorn mining region arc
rluting, having burned houses and COM
nitted other depredailons.
General Passenger Agent Robinson,
Of the Ohio River railroad, has been
notified by tho governor TO have n spO.
cial train in rsadinpiB TO transport com.
many L 10 tho seat oi war The COM
pany's armory is besiOgcd by q large
crowd Of citizens OEciIingly DISGUSTING
the order,
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Lousyntr, Ky, July 5,--'rhc follow
Ing ttckOt was to-day nominated by The
pouuhla, For governor, Thomas s,
polHG lieut.. governor, John J. Blnlri
itrnsufnr, N. H. Gardiner, auditor, y.
II. Uonn register Of hHd office, J, p
OuiuksOlt
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Coluunus, o., July On Il. Monitor.
rat has boon appointed receiver OF tho
Columbus, suudusky & llockIug rOil.
road, vice j. II. Stewart, appointed u
wcok nso. Tho change is madO to not
a practical railroad man outside Of tho
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