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TIE GLAss ooNRERENog.

M Agreement Yot bSaGh0d In Any De-
partmSnt Regarding tho Wage Scale
PITTsHURdH, Pa, August 90,-The an'
nual wage conference Of tho American
Flint Glasa Workers Association and
Manufacturers Is being held here. The
prescription waro workers scale. which
Affects about 5000 men, is under dis
cussion, The Workmen have asked for
Gevcral changes In tho scale which
meaua practically an advance Of s! per
cent and upon thi, there is said to be Il
hitch. An amlCable settlement, how
ever, ia expected before the adjourn
ment.
In the prescription department no
agreement was reached, and an adjourn
msuE was taken until Friday. In the
stopper grinding department the scale
was agrssd to on the same terms as last
year, with some additions TO the list.
The executive board Of the green
gtassworkers leRgH0 held q preliminary
meeting hero to-day before JnsstInR
with the manufacturers Friday. They
will ask an advance Of fourteen to fifteen
per cent In wages and q continuation OF
the rule iOrbidding apprentices. The
manufacturers will object to these
terms, and there Is probability Of a
lockout
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THE GOLD RESERVE

Saved from Falling BsloW the 800, 900,
900 Mark By the Bond sJndioNts-The
Mystery ofthS Agreement still URGOlVsd.
WASHINGTON, August 20.-'rhO gold
syndicate to-day prevented the gold re'
serVe from falling bSlow tho Sl00,0OO,-
900 mark, About 2 o'clock the treasury
department was informed that 81, $780, :
900 iu gold had been Withdrawn for ex.
port from the Iub.treasurY in Now York,
As the gold reserve At tina close OF hnsi-
ness to-day stood at Sl02, 2,627, l40, tue
withdrawal would have reduced the 70.
serve to S00,G77,l4S, A few minutsI
attOrward, however, Acting Secretary
Curtis received q telegram saying that
Mr. PlOrpont Morgan, OF the syndicate,
had deposited S2,0J0,0Ol In gold In ex.
change for grsenbaCks. Tho deposit
sWelled tho reserve TO Sl0l, ,G77, Jas,
Tho officials at the department dis
play no apprehension ~ 10 the gold 70.
serve, and intimate that the syndicate
will continue to make deposits to otIso.
Withdrawals, but they decline to OK
nresS their reason for their faith, But
little light eau be shed on those QuoI'
tions, however, as It is said that proba'
bly, only two government o.liclals-Pres'
ldsut Cleveland aud Secretary Carlisle
know the written part Of the agree-
ment made with the syndicate, which
was aecursd on the last issue OF bonds,
TheEyndlcAto has so lar voluntarily de-
posted $S,0OO,0 900 In gold.
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AMBITION ILONIsrs.
Tho Eleventh Annual Convention Opens n
pUIsbuFrh


Tho Eleventh Annual Convention Opens Rt
pitlsbutgh.
PrmnURGu, Pa, August 2O--Abont
100 delegates wore present to-day at tho
opening session OF tho oloyonth annual
convention Of tho Society Of American
Florists. The meeting was hold In tho
Alvin theatre anA addresses wore made
by Mayor MCKonnn, a. W. bennett
and others. President Edwin lonadalo
delivered his annual address, in which
ho lrunlcd Of matters interesting to the
lloriala
mi. evening reception was lon'
dcroI President Lonsintr ut tho tttcttte.
Ihu report Of tho judges on CNhIhltS
will bo made tomorrow at lOn. III. The
collection OF tho nNXt meeting place Will
then 10 made aud officers will bh nom
mated, Several pupers ara TO DO road.
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A BIG nAM4GG SUR
Growing Oui of the j Jennings Case AEN'n'
tho Lahigh VALLEY Road.

Growing Out of the Jennings Case AERinS,
the Lehlgh VALLEY Road.
SCRANTON, Pa, August 2o.-Attorney
Cornelius Smith filed q suit to-day
against President Judge r W. Archt.
bald, Superior Court Judge Z N. Will.
lard and hia partner and son.in.INw,
Major Everett Warren, cx.CongrssamEn
Lemuel zimmerman, cx.City Solicitor
|. II. Burns, Parliamentary q. L. Pryor,
Deputy Prothonotary MyrOn Kasaon,
aud ax-County Detective Thomas T.
Reynolds and the Lehigh Valley Rail.
road tompanV. The action Is brought
by Mr.. Smith as counsel for John IL.
jennings. and tho damages assessed at
SiOOOO).
Tbs case grows out Of tho well known
Jennings suit. The plaintiff minor son,
James Jennings. was injured In the
Mud Run disaster on tho Lehigh Valley
on October 10. 1888, and brought suit
ior $4,000 damages. At the same time
his father brought an action TO recover
damages for the loss Of his sons scr-
vicea. lhs elder Jennings is now under
bail on a charge Of perjury based aa al
legations made a2airit officials OF the
courI in an affidavit filed when his case
was called for trial last May.
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THE DENvEit CALAMITY.
The Dead SINY Number Twenty-Five
The Romance Of Gumry's Lilo.

The Dead SINY Number Twenty Five,
The Romance of GumrJ'. Lie.
DENVER CoLo., August 9O..-lhirtOon
bodies have so far been taken out OF the
ruins Of the Gumry hotel and 1t is evi.
dent that tho death roll, when complete,
will contain twenty.Eour or twenty five
names, possibly more. The dead al.
ready taken out and identified are;
Frederick lIoubold, manager OF the
Opera House, Libson, Iowa; Robert q.
Greiuer, manager Of Gumry hotel; Mrs,
Robert Z. Greinor; James Murphy, con.
tractor. Denver; George Burt, Rock
Island railroad conductor; T. +. Nc
Closksy, mine owner, Cripple creek
Mrs &. r. Wolfe, Lincoln, Neb, child
OF Mrs Wolfe; William Richard, eleVa-
tor pilot; B. !. LOrah. Central City,
Colo. Ferdinand Fronch. treasurer OF
GiIpin county. Colo. Mvron L, HAwlsy,
Union Pacific railroad clerk; L. ". Ed
wards, Of Denver.
The statement made yesterday that
Mrs. L. G. Greiner, ono OF the victims
OF the Gumry hotel disaster, was a
daughter OF Peter GumrY, who was also
killed, proves incorrect. Mr. Gumry
was never married and leaves no known
relatives. All he know about himself
was that he was OF French birth and
that his parents we're drowned at sea-
OF all tho crew aud passengers OF the
British brig Peter Gumry, when she
ioundorsd oil the banks Of New Found.
land over fry years ago, he alone was
saved. His rsscuers gave him the name
oitho wrecked vessel. He leaves prop
crty valued at Sl0l000.
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oAI,PET srnIIEN HNoKEN.
Principal Firms Accept tho Schedule and
Sign tho Scale.


PrlncIpal Firms Accept tho Schedule and
Sign tho Scale.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August Gothic
ingram carpet weayers atrike is broken.
Three moro firms have accepted the
new schedule aud their employees went
to work to-day. These, with the firm OF
Taylor & Sou, who started their plant
to-day, will employ 2l0 weavers. Tho
firms that signed arc Samuel White,
Centennial Mills, giving employment
TO 100 weavers.
Thomas Boggs & Son, employing
oighty.lhreo weavers; John Bocgs, who
occupies portion OF the Whitaker mill,
employing iilty.tive weavsrs.
Itis expected that the other manutac.
turen will soon sign tho scale.
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PRICE or BAnIRoN.


4 Meeting Supposed to Is, For the Pur'
pose Of Regulating It
CLEVELAND, Quo, August 2O.-Pur'
suant 10 call sent out by the secretary,
seventeen member, OF the bar iron as.
soclation from various parts OF tho
country held a secret meeting at the
Weddol house to-day. Those present
maintained great secrecy as 20 the pur.
pose OF the meeting. It IL understood,
however, that they we're called together
10 regulate the price OF bar iron and
discuss tho present condition OF the
market. Among those present were
II. ". Ierdy, ". Il, Taylor and J. +.
Taylor, Youngstown; George NJ. Baird,
Muncio; ". O. Ely, Marion, Ind; a. D..
Barber and Frank b. Folt, Chicagoi W,
Is. Ringely, OF Springfield, Ills.
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rnM INnIAN rIt0UnLE.

Tho DCpn rtm.nt Ur Justice Asked To Mnl .
n Thorough inVrstigntlnp.
WAsnlSGroS, August 20.-'rho ques.
ton of what action should bo taken BY
the government in connection with the
killing Of tho Bannouk Indians in the
Jackson Holc country OIL July 10 last,
has been rCicrrei to tho department Of
tn+tics. Il IL HadeFstosi that con-.
muniCation on tho subject wa' Tor.
wardel there this afternoon, which 70.
cites tho circumstances In tho ca'o aud
andS with strong recommendation Tor
m Investigation OF tho matter by tho
department OF justice.
It IA under5tOod that tho attorney
general wa1 asked TO send special
agent. TO Juckaon's Hole, anl that tho
services OF tho Indian inspectors worn
oInrol ~ assistants. Agent TcOcr
probably will not form part Of tho cpal'
misaion, ~ Ap has tAkcn so prominent
parl In tho lrOublOs that thU sOttlOrs
are greatly prcjulicOd against him.
II Ia believed that tho arrest OF ccr'
tain settlers by tho UnllOl state,
authorities has boon recommended, 30
that tho cnio may ho brought into court
and tho relative wCtght OF tho trcaty
with tho Bannockp aud Of tho laws Of
Wyoming may DO iudiclally dbIcr'
minnI.
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PHILADELPHIA, August GOV. A.
Shoemaker, the attorney for Il, II,
Holmes, acculed Of score OF murders,
received a telegram to-day, purporIlng
to come from Minnte r. Williams .>ons
Of HolmeI alleged victims, 1t read rs
folloRS;
"PRovIDENcs, r, l., August 10, 1895.
40 W 4. !hOsn'ahey. Attorney Philadelphia Pd.i
"Report that was murdered ab.
suFl. Am alive aud we'll.
QSigned) "MINSIE r, WILLIAMS"
When tho message was shown to
Holmes he said OKcitedly:
II knew my story that | did not kill
tho girl would DO confirmed"
lie brushed teara from his eyeO. III
am sorry, however, that Ahs made her.
self so public by teleEraphing. She
might as we'll have written" :"
Then Holmes reiterated the statement
that he has made 80 often, that the last
tune he saw Minnie Williams was when
hs loft her at Toronto with the two
PielEsl children. Ths prisoner has
every confidence that Minnie Williams
is the best friend he has, and feels as.
sured that tho telegram that was ro.
ceived hero to-day was sent by hSr for
tho purpose OF showing her loyalty to
him.
Lawyer Shoemaker Ia investigating the
telegram, which came over the wires Of
the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany. Aaked as to hIS belief IN its gOn.
uinenNss. ho replied:
at may or may not be. My opinion,
however, is that 1t was sent by Mimic
Williams. Holmes told me this after.
noon that he supposed tho girl has jnsi
arrived IRON London. aud perhaps was
induced to send the message by some Of
his friends"
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THE News CONFIRMED

That Chinese OnielNI, Refused to Allow
tho CommlsaIos 10 Investigate the ISu
ChonE Massacre.
WASHINGTON, August 2O,-Ths AtNtC
department was informed to-day that
there was some disposition on the
part Of the Chinese officials not to allow
tho American and British officers to be
present at tho investigation Of the Ku
Cheng riots. 1t il stated ut the depart.
ment that the uaual hitch has occurred
In which tho Chinese officials have re-
fused 10 allow any interference with
their forms Of procedure. In every case
whero there has been an investigation
OF tho kind proposed there has been
the same objection made, tho Chinese
officials feeling that they will lose pres.
tigO with their people il they allow for.
eignors 10 participate in their courts,
1t ia understood that the Chinese
minister has informed his government
that the beat interests OF China will be
served hy according TO the American
and British officers tho most thorough
facilities for obtaining all information
desired.
Attention Of China has bsen called to
tho fact that whom tho United States
government wal investigating the Chi
nose dots in this country officials Of the
Chinese government were usksd to he
present 10 obtain all tho particulars.
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KnYsroYM K,.. OF p.t
Tho GRAND Lotgo Mnct' At ftoIdtng With
"a Large Attendance,

AHh NTNUN AaU'lsN HNN''H ~ Ah""N"k "'h
n Large Attendance.
RrAprSo, Pa, August 2).-The twon'
ty.sevonth annual session Of the Grand
Lodge Knights Of Pythias opened here
to-day with over fivo hundred delegates
and past officers in attendance. Re.
ports received shows q membership p oi
II, lGO In TINS state
Tho following officers were on duty:
Grand chancellor, Il. II. Jackson,
Pittsburgh; grand vice chancellor,
Charios g. Freed. Philadelphia; grand
proale, II. y. Dunnoll, scranton; grand
master OF the exchpquor, JnIius Monn'
they, Philadelphia; grand mus.Or.at'
arms, Charles +. Lindo, Philadelphia
grand innor guard, John S. Graham,
Lancaaipr; grand outer guard, q. NJ.
Deem. RoudinG
Al tho opening Mayor shananan and
Cyru, +. Fox dcliycral addresses o.
welcome 10 which Grand Chancellor
.Inck,on responded. This afternoon
tneru was a highly crolitablO parade, IN
which 1000 mumbcrs of tho Httfarnoa
rank participated Among tho speak.
ora Til, morning was Past Chancellor
stralton, Of Philadelphia,
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soUrn OAnolLNA ELROEIoN.

Democrats VIA of Course and the CshIti.
tu,tonNI Convention wlI Eliminate the
Negro Vote.
CoLUMmA, S, G., August 2O,-Very full
returns to the Register from the thirty.
dve counties OF South Carolina show
that tho Democratic nominees In every
county have boon elected With q few
possible EXCEPTIONS Two independent
Democratic candidates may be elected
in Union and two negro Republicans in
Darlington and two in Beaufort.
The reform Democrats will have a
large majority in tho constitutional
convention, which insures them max.
ing ot Il constitution which will largely
eliminate the negro vote. There was
no trouble to-day atany precinct in tho
StRte.
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rnopuoNILs, 0IL OoMrANY


Protest Against the Proposed Change AZ.
frctinG Lima on.
prTrsnuRdm, August 2O,--The Produc.
ora Oil Company, limited, has issued an
address 10 tho officers aud members
Of the New York Exchange in
which they protest against the propo.
sition to change rulo 35 Of tho Produce
Exchange by which oil made from tho
crude product known rs Lima shall con.
stitnto good delivery upou general
contract for refined oil oi United States
production Tho rOmonatranco Is
backed by all tho independent proluc.
era OF Pennsylvania, New York, WCat
Virginia aud Ohio.
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no WINDOW aLAs5 STRIKE
VIII OeCur-The Controlling Company
Arren TO TeTmL

wiIl Oecur-rhe Controlling Company
Agree to TERMS
PTTBnURGH, Pa, August 2o.-Thsre
will be no window gluIs worker strike.
The Chambers Window Glass Company
will agrOo to the terms OF the workers
and it practically controls the situntIon
the other manufacturers will follow its
example. At a meeting Of the wage
conference committee tomorrow a set.
element on basis OF 10 per cent ad'
vance will be agreed upon. Tho com-
pany'I action ia Of special interest to
Tho 5000 window glass workers
throughout the country as 1t means u
,ettlomsnt OF the wage question at n
substantial advance, and the early ro'
sumption OF work in all the factories.
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A STRADDLE
OF the Silver Question By the Ohio
Democrats
At The STATE CONVENTION TO-DAY
Is Pretty surs to Be tho Result Of
Negotiations
BRICE COURTS THE SILHERE7ES

Ills Speech Calling the Convention
Together VIII Be "CoHssEVatiVe."
Neither Faction Fighting tho Other,
Provided tho Opposition is Willing
to Compromise tho Silver Question,
RrIoo VIII De Temporary chAirmaa
and That's Where tho Fun Comes
In-Sound Money Men in tho Ma.
jorIty, But tho Other Follows Oh
Deck IN Great Shape.
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wAensoroS, August gO.-1'hc bu
rcnu Of ordnance aud repairs OF tho
navy department ha, completed tho
pIans and specifications for tho ak light
draft composite gunbonts authorized
by tho Inst session ni CongtO's, mud
r1pIpa were mnilnd to-day 10 shipbulll.
ora throughout tho country.
Tho vunhnal' nro 10 bs oi 1000 tons
llprlarompnt aud Tho cost IL not IN ok
cool s!iOOlD OtclL lho law provides
That not moro than two Of tho HlS HInlI
~ built by ono builder or NJ any one
yard.
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VINO ARE rmHYq
Mabel Stanley Sn,I 1" bc Backed by Two
AmerINAM MIIIInmMirrA

Mabel stanley Snid I" bc Backed by Two
Amcrlcnn MulionnircH
IoSpoS, Augult g0.-lt Is reported
that two American miIlionnjtos nto
anowins much intotclL In tho case OF
hfabct Strriry, tho music HrtttI, who
was arrested on August 10 on board tho
steamer Etruria nt Liverpool ns
sno wnq about to sal for
Now York. Shc wuq charged with
having stolen jOwolry from Mrs Glib
bonA, in whose apartments ahr hnS bCcr
living, nnl thn IowUIry was, IN fact, rC.
covered from hor upon her artC'l. The
two millionnrs arc Now York mon
from which CITY Miu Stanley hlOo
comes lho fair prisoner is IN possr''
sion oi lutlora supplying hOr with
funds for hOr dciCnsC.
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MAY ESD souy.

tioncrni gnircdn fhulU tho Cuban Rebel
Hon Wil Ito Shnrl.iivrd.
MApltp, nHRHst %. --GeHeFal Salcalu
haa returned hero from Cuba, aud he
declare tint tho campaign thcro will
no renewed In November, whom sNnll'
neo dc Cubn, AvllO aud Puerto Principe
vii bc strongly pNrrsoncl. General
,nlcodu IL " tho opinion TINT these
mcnsurcs, together with the watch OIL
lllr coast Ia guard against the landing
N further expeditions, will Onl tho TO-
bVlliVu With Lhu bOgiunng Vi lBVV.
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WEST CHESTER, Pa August 2O,-Ths
Republican county convention met hero
at II o'clock to-day With every district
iully represented, The candidates Of
Senator Quay were elsetOd to the con,
yenttoh by vote OF tB8 to 70 2.6,
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QUAY WINS
Ills Great Fight Over the Com
blue In Pennsylvania.
TIE PHILADELPHIA PRIMARIES
Las. Night Practically Settled tho
Contest In His Favor
WILL have some VOTES TO SPARE

And tho Opposing Faction Virtually
Gives Up tho FIght-N Number OF
Contested Seats In the Coming Com
vcntion-Somo Surprises In PhIla'
dclphia-Groat Interest Taken aud
tho Primary MS Warmly Fought as
Krsnlar ELECTIONS Usually Arc.
Quay Receives tho Congratulations
OF Ills Frlends-John Russell Young
Defeated ns Delegate.
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THAN UrhD Up.

Tho Express Cnr bestrdr"h by HIghwaJ'
men nnd n brakeman shot
Drrnolr, August 2O.--A bullctin to
tho Free pfoss from Grand Rapids HnyHt
40. & W. NJ, train was hold np near
Now Richmond tonight by lyo mon
The express car was blown up by dyhW
nitU aud Ono brakeman shot
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rA' West virginia. shnwer,i clearing In Tho
afternoon, probably sllsh'ly wHrh1ti vatabo
wlulS ......,.
Tof Western rcnnylyNnM hnl ohio, threaten
inc Wn6iHWf. bni utnb lily without rtln hr In
llIO ditptnoou PROBABLY slightly Vnrmoj NArl'
able Winds
tll' rtgrtsJuG' ytuEHnNY
a, Furnished Uy G. scuyrrr. druggist cothcr
Ntfkct ami Fourteenth 'ltcnia
IA u.u,.,o",.,.u, .u,, isl 81 tn.oo.,.,""oo, n
VA uuu,,,.,,,.,,Nn J. r. m ,,,,ug. ,,I,"H 10
llmuU,-un,,,,,,,,,.n u TO WSAIAsr-'OlStdy,
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ELLrsgnuno, WAgrS, August co.
Eight pomons ntO under artoSt here On
q charge Of being implicated In thu TO-
cont lynohinv ol tho Vin'ona, father
and sou. IhOy nfo Mike LanloF, Frank
UboIortor William Kounely John
lIncoy, Frank FNgcln, Robert Lindell,
Frank srhnller anl Harry D,woscourL
Thoy hal a preliminary trtni Tits alter
uUDu,
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under their boilers preparatory to an
extended shut down. The mines are
fast 0tllIng with water. The slrlkaiS
held meeting to.duy, but the attend
ance wa, small,
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YoRK, Pa, August GOV. +. Bay
Stewart, ono Oi tho leading lawyers Of
York county, was unanimously nsmi.
mated rs tho Democratic candidate Tor
iudgo At tho convention to-day.
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Cnmeron CoanLy For Nuny.

EMPORIUM, Pa. August 20,-The
Cameron county Republican couyeh,
ton met this afternoon, The Quay
people elected their delegates to tho
state convention BY 4 vote OF SO to ~.
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u continuous fight, Resolutions wero
passed endorsing the Hastings admins
trAtion and Senator Quay for chairman
Of the state committee.
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WIRE NAILS ADVANCED.

Prices Tor September Increased Grehuy
by tho Association,
PlrrlnURGu. PA, August 2O,-The wiro
nail manufacturers association mot
hero to-day to fix tho prices for Sep.
,emboE Prices wOre advanced from
S2 10 to 50 20 per keg in carload lots
and from - 2j to s. 10 per kcE in less
than carload lots.
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1Vnrnusa Miclh August ao.--Tho
Ioko Anpclinc and Cloyolnnd ulln'
companies to-day pulled lAc AtOa from
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A NEW CHAPTER
In the Holmes Mystery is Suddenly
Developed.
MINNIE WILLIAMS TELEGRAPHS

That sho Was Not Murdered, and She
Ought to Know; That is, Provided
tho AiIauIe Williams Who Signed
tho TOlOgram Ia tho MInuIo vii.
IIanS, tho Alleged Victim of
HoImes-HOw tho Accused Aian Rc.
oslved tho News,
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LEWISTON, Pa, August 2O,-1ho Re.
puDllsaH Spunly convention to-day Wai