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RAIDS DY BURGLARS,
Wholesale Robbrrios Committed Alonl
tho q. & n. Railroad.

Wholesale Robberios Committed Along
tho q. & n. Railroad.
Special Di,pGtch 10 he lnttai,eactf.
CALDWELL, O., March Last night
burglars made n wholesale raid along
tho limo OF tho Cleveland and Marietta
railroad bo!wcon this place and Mari
eta. They confined thoir deprodatious
largely TO brcaking into tho slationa
along tho limo. About eight o'clock an
attomptwus mado to enter tho depot ut
this place. but tho burglars wcro fright
oncd away be!oro they could gain ad.
mittaucc. They then broke into II tool
house ut this place and stolo hand car
on which they proceeded southwark on
n general raid.
At Dudley and South Olive thoy On.
torcd stores and dcpots combined and
carried away small amount OF goods.
At Dexter City they entered tho station,
but secured only iow pennies. They
passed by MaCksDurs and at Elba on
tcred tho depot aud occurred about eight
dollars In cash. At Warner they entered
u saloon and stolo whisky and small
amount OF money. They then ontcrcd
tho stations at Whipplc. Stanley and
Caywood, but secured nothing. At tho
lattor place they abandoned tho stolen
hand car and either walked into Marietta
or took to tho woods. Tramps arc pu'.
pcctcd and detectives are OH tho trail
md havo arrested man named
George Willis Mt Marietta on suspicion.
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BAcnE's DISAPPEARANCE,

It Is sim Uncxp,aincd-rho Insurance
Company FcrploScd.
NEw Y6RE, March Tho disappear.
anco Of tho Rev. john Owon Bache,
Now York financial nEen. oil tho Union
Central Lifo Insurance company, OF
Cincinnati, is stlll unexplained. Pscsi-
dent patti'on. OF tho company, who is
In charge OF Mr.. Bachn's office hero, said
to-day: ."The more thought l give TO
This unfortunate affair The moro pcr-
picked l become. Our company has
al! confdonce IN the integrity Of Mr..
Bache and wc believe that all things
will right themselves before long. Dr.
Boyle Ia not d regular clnployo OF our
company. He Is close friend Of Mr.
Bache and was frequently by ,hn'
gentleman TO mako physical cxaminn.
ton OF applicants for insurance in our
company" President Pat,!son attr!.
bu.o, Mr.. Gachc'R disappearance to III.
.ness Mr.. Bnche's private box In tho
otlico saio has not yot boon opened,
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MAY Nor SUCCEED.
Doubtful II tho Western Seminary WI
Bn Transferred to the presbyterIan A

Doubtful II tho Western Seminary VIII
Bu Transferred to the Presbyterian as.
sembly.
PIrTsDuaGH, March IA meeting is
being held in this city to-day between
the committees Of tho Presbyterian gen.
eral assembly on control OF seminaries
aud tho directors and trustees OF tho
+" estern Theological Seminary, OF Alle-
ghcny. The general assembly com NIT
tee includes Rev. DR.. William C..
Young. president OF Center College;
Rev. Samuel Mutchmorc, moderator OF
the general assembly; Rev. Drs. @. T.
Haley, 4. G. William, William 4. Bart
lett, George D. Baker, John Dixon, I.
Il. Smith and r S. Holmes. and Elders
llou. Thomas McDougall, OF Cincinnati !;
Judge S. A. Bonner, OF Indiana; Col.
John ]. McCook, OF New York; Gen.
George II. Shields. Of St. Louis; e1.As-
sis.an. Postmaster General Charlos
Geddes and John Heebuer.
The day was spent in discussing tho
subject OF transferring the property OF
the Western Theological seminary TO
tho general assembly No decision has
yet been arrived at, but it is likely that
the trustees will decline to comply with
the request OF the committee. :.,sr-
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THE NiETnoDfsTS.
srcond Days Session of tho Baltimore
Conference.-The American University.

Sncond Days Session of tho Baltimore
Conference.-The American University.
baltimore, MD., March 7.-Bishop
Hurst, chancellor OF tho American Uni.
yersity at Washington, to-day, told tho
Methodist Episcopal conference how
tho institution was getting along. He
also spoke Of tho efforts Of George
Washington TO establish a national
university In tho icdoral capitol, and
road a letter from him to Governor
Brook, OF Virginia, In which ho pro.
posed TO givo to tho uniyorsity stock
then valned ut $4,000. Bishop Hurst
afterwards exhibited tho original.
Tne lcttUr was written in March OF
l705, and will DO q hundred yoara old on
Saturday OF next week. Tho uhect 10
yellow with age, but in an excellont
s,uto OF preservation. In his addross,
Bishop Hurst said that things aro GO
ing well with the university; tina! it Is
expected to lay ono. and probably two
cornor stones OF the university build
Ing, this year.
"We have lost aomo subscriptions bc-
cause We could not 90 ahead at once on
tho work OF construction. Ono subscrip-
ton was lost in quito different way.
AT u temperance meeting some time ago
said hoped and expected to 1.-Two to
see the day when thero would not be q
saloon in all tho city Of Washington.
Tho next day I received polite note
from prominent resident OF the city in
which he said that because was op.
posed to personal liberty no would with
draw his subscription OF $4,000. Hc
made up his mind. We mado up the
amount in shor. time"
Tho transfer oil Rev. Z. L. Watson to
tho Minnesota conference was an
nounced. A resolution was adopted
requesting tho transfer OF Rev. DR..
Alfred II. Amos, OF tho New York con-
ference. to the Baltimore conference, OF
which he vas formerly member.
Rev. Dr.. Freeman, OF the Sunday
School Union and Tract Society, said
there arc in the Methodist connection
over $4,000 schools with $50, 900 teachers
and $500, 900 pupils. t
Rev. ]. A. MacCauley and Frank E.
Sanders were appointed to fill tho
vacancies in the board Of trustees of tho
educational fund, caused by the death
Of DR.. L. F. Morgan and Samuel Snow
don.
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BRIEFs FROM THE WIRES.

The Cincinnati base ball team starts
Tor Mobile, Ala, to-day.
Basc bail ut Houston, Texas, ycstor-
day: Louisville ID; Houston nothing.
George Dixon defeated Sam Bolen
ian unknown) iu New York last night
In ak rounds.
1t 10 reported by United States Com
sul Mnokor that American cloth is be-
Ing cold In tho English market.
Tho Japanese minister ut Washing
ton las received confirmation OF tho
report of tho capture OF Now Chivung,
China, by tho Japanese army. +
Smallpox has broken out In II colony
Of Tennessee colorod pooplo who no.
comfy aottlod In Chicago, and five cases
havo already boon found by tho hoallh
department.
AT tho moeting OF tho Ohio Traffic
Association In Now York 1t VIVA decided
to raise tho price OF transportation to
ports on tho groat lakea from % to IS
centa ton.
Norbert Gardner, prosldcnt OF tho
Brltlsh board OF agriculture, stated in
the house OF commons that ho would
mako Inquiries into tho chargo, that
dresacd Chicago meat was being shipped
to England, .h
James j.. Clark, who Is wanted at
Sacramento. Gala, for bisamy, has four
wives instcad OF two. as has boon uup.
posed, ono thorc, ono at AIuskogon,
Mich, ono at Claybanks, Mich, mad
ono in Wisconsin.
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EX.CoNGnEssaIAN SHELLEY.
a Letter Which Ezprosses nIs Views He.
thr,linr Tho ontlnnif

knr'iinE tho Outlook.
DrSSER, Cot, March ~. W. Doan,
Of thia city, has mado public a letter
written to him November last by OK.
Congressman J. Q. sIblcy. who is pro.
posed as tho candidate OF the silver
party for Prcsideut, In which Mr.. slbloy
says:
Tho continuous depression In values
cannot prevail much longer without In.
volvirg every businoIs interest Rs vol
as tho toiling casaos In common dc.
struction. The attitude wo hnyo ,akon
upon somo OF these great quca,iona Ia a
dangerous one. 1t produces unrest, dis.
satisfaction and miBcry; those dainty
yianda upon which anarchy icasts; aud
Il ever tho hidoous form Of anarchy finds
ioothold in our fair land, the money
powers, tho subsidized press, and tho
scfvilc politicians arc tho responsible
promoters and foster parents OF m.
archy. Anarchy will never find lodg.
ment in happy hearts or in happy,
homos. 1t will. mover find lodement
whore labor meets its just reward, and
whore production 10 accorded fair pur.
contago OF its own products. believe
In America for Americans; that our
constitution Is great and grand enough
that the republic, designated and
founded by our ioreiathors and tho
blessings OF God, is ample for the pres.
ont wants, and that We do not need TO
borrow either financial or industrial
economics. or social or governmental
systems from tho etTe.e monarchios Of
tho east
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HAYWARD MURDER. CASE
VIII Go to tho Jury To-dny-Erwln's Clos.
tr,ptp,pf

VIII Go to tho Jury To-dny-Erwln's Clos.
Ing Argument.
AISsEAFoL.s, March Tho end ia
not yet Ats o'clock this evening Mr..
Erwin, for the ieionso in tho Hayward
nia, turned 10 tho court and asked for
an hour tomorrow. Tho court was
ioath to gran. tho request. Tho mem-
oers Of tho jury wcro suffering. but con.
sons nai finally given. ).
Il will mood an hour for my charge"
sad Judge Smith, "and this case must
boiini'hcd boforo afternoon"
III your honor please" said Mr.. Er.
Hin, u will try to finish IN an hour. |
viii agrco to not consumo moro thnn
mn hour and Il half, II I hayc to breal;
OH In the middle OF u sentence"
All through tho day Erwin kept up
one line. attclnpts to broak down tho
evidence of Claus A. BlixE mud Incl.
dcnsnlly that Of Adry Hayward. uc eS.
tollod tho wonderful patience OF Harry
and thon said: "Was over innocence
no ssorcly tried in God Almigh,y'a
world as this mans innoecnco?"
Tho case will 20 to tho Jury at tho
close OF tho seventh weok, at noon to.
morrow,
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CROWD OF LYNCHERs
After tho Adoi Bank I.obber.-rhe sh,

After tho Adel Bank lsobbcr.-The shor-
inrs Argument Prevails.
ST. LOUIS, No., March IA special
from Adel. Ia, says u mob OF masked
and woll armed farmers, mounted on
blanke,ed horses, rode into town about
o'clock this morning and demanded
OF Sheriff Payne that no give them his
prisoner Crawford, one OF tho men who
robbed the bank yesterday. Tha shor.
10 refused a nd told tho crowd that ho
would defend tho prisoner with his lie.
After some parleying and promise
from tho sheriff that he would not re-
move Crawford from tho county. tho
mob departed Crawford has made an
additional confession to the effect that
thcro was plan to rob several banks.
The gang went to Indianola, Warren
county. Monday to rob the bank there,
but were frightened away. Then they
went to Dallas Center to rob store, but
too many people on tho streets fright.
oned them. Then they hoadcd for
Adel where the robbery and murder
occ urrcd.
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WAS NOT GARCIA.
Tho Famous Cuhau Hobel Said to DO Still
hiivc-iIis Wire's shrcwd Deception.

Tho Famous Cuhau Rebel Snld to DO Still
hlivc-iti, Wire'S Shrcwd Deception.
TAMPA, FLA, March Tho killing OF
Manuel Garcia ia denied. GarcIas band
on tho day that ho vas reported killed
raided storo at seba Mocha. After
obtaining what they desired and wero
about to mount their horses volun.
tecr, who was an acolyte in tho church,
and regular soldicr, both in civilians
dress, came upon the party. In tho
encounter ono was killed by the acolyte,
who in turn was killed. being cut liter.
ally to pieceg. This occurred on
February "a, in tho evening. AS there
was price on Garcia's head OF $4,000
from tho government and about $4,000
from tho sugar planters in tho vicinity,
thore was quite an incentive in claim
ing tho dead bandit as Garcia. Parties
who have econ the pictures OF the dead
bandit, taken and published after his
death, assert that ii is not tho likeness
OF Garcia.
Whom Garcia's wiio was asked by the
soldiers to 20 and identify tho body she
attired herself In black and went with
them. When the party aligh,ed at the
station she put her handkerchief to her
faco and pretended to be sobbing. She
then told them, that she knew the body
was that OF her husband and thore was
no uso to 20 to look at 1t. She did this
to deceive the soldiers. 1t is stated
that Garcia still lives in the vicinity OF
the place where he was reported to havo
been killed. This report comes direct.
ly from Seba Mocha by q gentleman who
was there on last Thursday. Garcia is
much smaller man than tho man
killed was. The Cuban papers repre-.
sent the deceased man as being large
and broad shouidered.
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Of tho sohomo Ia In limo with plano
already adopted by four foreign govern:
montg, England, France, Ruasia and.
Now Zealand, nil OF which aro now pub.
liehing labor gazcttcs.
Tho obstacles heretofore placed In tho
way Of establishing government labor
bulletin have boon the movements to
mako the bulletin tho organ Of personal
views, with much Of tho space devoted
to debatablo questions and TO embody
Information concerning tho lack OF
labor in various sections OF tho coun.
try. Thcuo efforts mot with conaidor-
ablo opposition among tho labor de.
partment officials and tho bulletin rs
now decided on Is tho result OF suggos.
tions framed by tho commissioner OF
labor,
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
A Freight Train Dashes Into n Hook ant
. Ladder Truck mt Detroit.

A Freight Train Dashcs Into Hook and
.. Ladder Truck Mt Detroit
DETROIT, MIoH., March IA shocking
accident occurred at the intersection OF
Canfold avenue and :he railroad tracks
carly this morning There had been a
fire to which hook aud ladder company
No. 6 had bcen called.
As tho truck was crossing the Detroit,
Grand Haven & Milwaukee tracks at the
points above stated. n freight train
dashed down the track and smashing
into tho truck throw 1t from the track.
Tho following mon werc probably
fatally hurt aud were conveyed to the
hospital:
Driver Anthony Korte, married, aged
twonty.six.
Stoersmcn Christian Gocbel, widower,
aged tlfty-one.
Lieut.. Charles L. Chase, singlo, aged
thirty.iive.
The tine OF one OF tho hook and lad.
der forks entered Kortcn's head, pene.
trating the brain.
Tho truck was thrown about 100 feet
and wrecked. Tho horses were badly
manCled. Capt. NJ. F. W. Wie,.h was
also bruised.
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a PRETTY ROMANCE.
4 Good Plot for Novel Torn Up In Roai
liEr.


Life.
CHICAGO, March Tho breach Of
promise suit OF Daisy Gardner, n tele-
graph operator, against George W.
Stone. son OF wealthy board OF trade
operator, has developed romantic
story in which stern parents, big iron
vaults, OH imprisoned bridegroom and
disappointed wedding guests are
mingled in charming confusion. Daisy
Gardner is very pretty girl, who takes
stock quotations and the like in m
Office very near the board OF trade,
where young Stone !. employed in his
fathers Office. Tho young people mo.
often and Cupid did tho rcst-or would
have done it, Miss Gardner says, il the
senior Stone had not intericred.
The wedding day was fixed, 30 says
tho court bill, tho gucsta arrived and
tho bride was ready, but the necessary
groom did not como. Tho guests wen.
homo, and next day, Miss Gardner de.
clares, young MIR. Stone came to her with
n peculiar explanation. His iather, ho
said, had discovered tho proposed we'd.
ding, demonstrated, and fading tho
young man obstinate, pushed him into
large Office vault, and kept him locked
up until the Wedding hour WAS saiely
passed.. Miss Gardner could not sec the
joke and has sued young S.ono for
$4,000 breach OF promise, in the hope,
sho says, that her former tathcr.in-law
apparent will havo to foot the bill.
Stone. sr., in an intcrviow to-day, nd.
mi:tcd that ho had prevented tho mar.
riage, but emphHtically denied ,hut ho
had locked his son in vault.
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Los ANGELES, CAL, March 1.-Two
oirht-year-old boys woro poisoned with
strychnine contained in cakes given
them by neighoor. Onc boz died, tho
other ia still alive. Tho woman who
gave tho cakes stronuously denies all
knowledge OF tho poison or TIM. she had
enmity towards tho children. Shc says
sho found tho cakes on her door stops
over week ago. Analysis revealed tho
presence OF largo doaos OF atrychnne in
tho cakcs. The police arc puzzled and
say they havo discovered nothing which
warrants .hcm in making au arrest.
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WAsHSdros, D. G.. March Tho
following statement was made to-day by
tho two sons of the late Frederick Doug
laBs:
Tho statement telegraphcd to tho
morning papers OF tho country that
.horo is or has been any antagonism be.
tween Us. and our fathcr'a wife or his
widow at any time Is without founda.
tion. That there has been any consul.
tation with any QUO at any place or al
any time In regard to any win OF Fred.
erick Douglass, our father, We have no
knowledge. Wo arc absolutely unable
to account for the statement made.
(Sigrod) LEWIS Fl. DOUGLASS,
CHARLEs L. pou0rAss.
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INCONii. TAN.
Tho Argument in tho Case to Test tn,

Tho Argument In tho Case to Test tho
Constitutionality of tho Law.
WAsHrSGToS, D. c.. March Tho
supreme court did not rcnch tho income
tax caqes until 3 o'clock to-day, when
W. D. Guthrie was recognized to open
tho case for tho appellants. IIo up.
pcarcd especially ior Mcssr,. Pollock
and Hyde who appeal thoir cases against
tho Farmers and Continental Trunt
Companies, OF Now York, from tho de.
cision Of tho Unltcd Sta,os court OF ap.
poais for the southern diHttiot Of Now
York. Mr.. Guthrie DEVOTED some timo
to m outline Of tho argument proposed
to bc made by tho counsG! for tho appel.
lnnts and Ind not concluded when tho
court at 4 o'clock adjourned for the day.
He stated that they would depend
principally upon showing that tho
present income tax law, is unconstitu-
tionn because OF Its want OF uniformity,
aup quoted Mt lcngth from tho provision
OF tho law to showthat tho tax ia not uni :
form, contcndiug that Congress had no
right undor tho constitution TO loyy n
tax, duty, excise or import, which was
variable or lacking in uniformity as to
individuulH or corporations, because it
wa, tho fundamental rulc that burdens
In thnsu respects ahould bo equally up
OH nil alike,
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CLEVELAND, O., March Miss Tillie
Hrngcl lice in dying condition in the
house Of Q. a. Dean, In Eus. Cleveland,
as tho result OF murderous assault
committed OIL her by robbcr, who ut.
tackled her with q sandbag, fractnring
her skull. Phyalcians succeeded in re-
storing tho girl to consciousness to-day
for ahor. time, whom sho related tho
story. She will probably die. Her rs.
saiant escaped.
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WASHINGTON. March I-Reprosen.a-
,;vo Cannon o,1u;,o,a ., hoho,i ~ ho
Nv U"n"'"' 80. "a 4'',"o'e, VI oo''a'' " NV
hopuoican minority oil the house COM
mlttee on appropriations, has prepared
a summary showing tho total expendi.
,r,o, =, ,ho .,..",,od .h;,l;o,' 'aa,Iou
,a'o' " '"o I"','' o''''o'Ao'''.
congress- IN winch Mr. cannon was AZ
tho head OF tho appropriation commit.
tes. The stntoment will be publ;shcd
-, =, A., o..
e'ao" ~ P"'s Va s"' NN6''''
sional Record. IL says:
~ avail myself OF tho opportunity to
nrescnt for tho inflammation of tho
,..,,, - ~ ,,
"ou'' "''A % 'n' eo"N''S' ''''otn'i'
oil tho aggregate oil appropriations mado
by this Congresa-the first half OF Pres.
ident Cloveland's administration as
compared with tho aggregate OF tho ap.
propriations torthc Fiity.frst and Fifty.
second Congresses, respectively, under
ex-prcsidcnt Harrison's administration.
For this purpose, Insert comparative
statement, which has been carefully
compiled, and is correct"
"From this statement, It appears that
tho appropriations OF the Fifsy.frst
Congress, when Mr.. Reed was speaker
OF tho house, and tho President, house
and senate, wore Republican, were in
round numbers. S9SS 900. 900, while the
appropriations for tho Fit.y-second Con-
gtcss, when tho house was Democratic
and Mr.. Crisp was spcakor, wero in
round numbers, Sl,027, ,OOO, 900 and the
appropriations for this Congress, with
President, house and senate, all Demo.
cratic, arc in round numbers, 5000, 0,0OO,-
900.
Moreover the late sale OF thirty year
4 pcr cent United States bonds, the
payment OF interest upon which is per-
mancnt, swell the total Appropriation for
this and tho next fiscal year by S2,OOO,-
900, making tho grand total actually ap-
propriated bv this Congress in round
numbers, S993, 900, ,O6O. This exceeds the
appropriations made by tho Fifty.first
Congress. called by ou, Democratic
friends "The billion dollar Congress" in
round numbers by S5.O00OOO.
This Conyress furthermore, in addi.
tion to the actual increase OF appropr,a.
tions, has auth orized public works to be
done under contract. leaving the next
Congress to mako the appropriations,
which will reach sol l,6S6, TGi, Thus the
appropriations and authorizations Of
this Congress arc seen to be in round
numbers Sl,Ol5.0O0,0OO.
II call attention that the appropria.
tions Of pcnsions to tho defenders of
the republic In war, and to their Wild
ows and orphans By this Congress,
under Cleveland, are S42,loe,Gl8 less
than those made by the Fiity-second
Conrre,a. the las, two years under
Harrison. Thia S4oOO000o decrease
gives In figures tho tangible rssul. OF
an unfriendly-I will 90 further and
say, unjust-adminis,rn,ion OF tho pom.
sion laws under Cleveland.
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ALBANY, y. y, March 7.-Elbridge
Z. Gerry went on the floor Of tho house
to-day, assuming to do go undcr his
privileges rs n former member. Speaker
Fish ordered his removal on tho
ground that lie was directly interested
In bill before the house-tho ono pro-
viding for the re.cstnblishment Of
whipping as q punshmen. for certain
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SEYMOUR, ISp., March Edgar
Holmea fatally sho. hla aistor, Nlru.
Florence Anderson, at their homo on
Cincinnati avonuo today, Rs \ result OF
family quarrel. They woro recently
lo;. equal sharoo in tho estate Of their
mothor. Tho murdorur gayo himself
up and says no did tho shooting In
sell doionse. There wore no witnesses.
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Ponr SAID. March Tho Rcd Star
steamer Fricaland, Captain Njckols,
which grounded inBIlo tho broalswntcr
horo yea,crday Inns boon iloatcd. Such
OF hor cargo rs was takcn out to llghton
her han buen roshippcd, and ahc will
soon proceed to Jnffn to take tho A.nori-
can c1cursipnis,s on board, according
to tho original programme.
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FREQ silver and Prohibition.

BATTLE GREEK, AIlcu. March Hon.
A. N. Todd. the Prohibition party's
candidate for member OF Congress- to
succeed Senator Burrows, was unan-
imouslv endorsed by tho frso silver con-
:rossional convention this afternoon.
Mr.. Todd was the Prohibition candidate
.ur governor las. November.
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NEW fonK; March Tho vito OF
William Simon, tho lniost Central Pork
suicide. refuses 10 RECEIVE tho corpse for
burial. Sho notified Sinon's relatives
In Cincinnati and thoy havo consented
to tnke charge Of tho burial. Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon had not lived together for
tho last two yoara. Simon isaid to havo
made many attempts 10 commit suicide,