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fight is off and Glynn has returned to mis-
hons In this city. The bantam figh er
WAS In the pink of condition
CHAMPIONSHIP RELr.
Corbett Makes Formal Demand For ths
Prize Fighters Trophy.

Corbett Makes Formal Demand For the
Prize Fighters trophy.
NEW YORK, Oct a5.-Thc following
telegram has been received by the editor
of a local sporting paper here.
"fOr SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. ~.
81 claim the championship belt by for.
felt. fitzsimmons has failed to live up
to a single agreement, and tho club de.
olared the match Off For that reason tho
stakeholder also declared him forfeited.
want you TO acknowledge this claim and
announce 1t publicly, and % J offer the
belt to be fought for 10y Mahu. and o Don.
nell. Answer quick.
JAMES !. CORBErr"
To this dispatch the following roply was
made:
''To James :. Corbett, Hot Springs Ark
According TO conditions governing the
belt, its disposition goes with a decision
Of the referee In tho absence of the ref
foreo it depends upon the final disposition
of the stake money. II, after Oct. 81,
Stakeholder Dwyer acknowledges your
claim 20 FitzsiommOns' stake money, the
belt will be awarded TO you. The declara.
tion by the club thnt tho match Is of Is
not factor TO the agrocment between
you aud Fitzs'mmons. II no fight occurs
on Oct. 81, the articles of agreement arc
nullifed. II you announce your rotire.
ment as champion. we will offer the belt
for competition by Maher and O'Donnen
or any othor challcngers.
CoRus CHRISTI Tex, Oct. 25-lritz-
simmons said "Corbctt has acted cow
ard and sneak IN the whole business,
and if I over mcot him, I'm tell him SO to
his face intend to complete my four
weeks training al, this place, hght or no
fnht
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The Ram Katabdln.

BosToN, oct s5-The American ram
Katahdin was taken from the drydoclS at
the Charlestown navy yard and moored
off the pier. IL is expected she will leave
for Now London next Thursday and will
have her speed trial next Friday or Satur-
day. General Hyde, president of the Bath
iron works. said he thought the ram
would make the requisite II knots.
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KILLED I'M CHURCH.
Iron Covered Roof Falls on Worshipine
People and Many Crushed to Death.

People and Many Crushed to Death.
WARSAW. Oct. 25.-The city Of Lublin,
capital Of the government Of that name
In Russian Poland, was visited by a hur-
ricane, which resulted in loss of life and
great damage to property.
Religious services were being held in
the cathedral, marking the centennial an
niversary of the third partition Of Poland
when the hurricane broke over the town.
The iron covered roof of the ediflce
which was filled with worshipers, was
torn away and fell into the interior OF the
church, killing several persons outright
and injuring large number.
The panic stricken congregation, Shrek
ing with terror made a rush for the doors
and manysmen, women and children were
thrown down and trampled upon or crush
ed to death or insensibility in the strug-
CLING mass of humanity.
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A PIeasant ReceptIon .

The Misses Harmey gave pleasant
reception last night in honor of Mrs
Elizabeth Whiteley, who is the guest OF
Mrs John Gibbons of No. 235 Broome
street Those present were Mr.. and
Ssrs. John Fsrnan. Mr. aud Mrs. Cough
OF Linwood. Miss Sadie Cough. Mr. and
Mrs. John Gibbons, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wood, Miss Mary McNulty, John Gsfney,
William, William + McNulty, NJ. Roach; Mrs
Miss Katie Harmey, Miss Lizzie Harmey
and others
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shot and KIlled nls Rlrnl.

DANvLLE 1lfs., Oct. 25.-Two young
men named William Coates and John W.
Kitchen have been rivals for some time
for the hand OF young lady name Ella
Spangler. Kitchen escorted the young
lady home After leaving her he met
Coates, and they became involved in an
alteration, when Kitchen drew his re-
volver and shot Coates through the heart
Kitchen surrendered himself to the sher-
iff. He came here from Chicago four
months ago.
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DrWD

CONLYN.-On October 49,. 1895, Mary j.
Conlyn, IN the S5th year OF her ARe.
FORBES On October -. 1895, Rachel
Forbes. in the 9TH year OF her age.
MERRlT-On the Goth instant Tobias Il.
Merit. in his 59th year.
McGINLEY. On October 2l, 1898, Ellen
wife of William Mckinley, aged 65 years.
RITTER. .-On Oci ober 20. 1896. Ella wife ol
Samuel X. Ritter. and daughter OF Henry and
Mary ManlOye. aged ~ years
WEBB .-On Tuesday. the 22d instant, WI
liam G.. Webb. aged SO years.
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CHARGED WIN Murder.

BATH, n. Y. Oct. 95.-Oliver Schaler
Of Newburg, n. Y, was arrested here on
the charge Of murder in the first degree
for the killing Of prominent Newhurg
man about one year ago. There is a re-
ward of upward of 81, 600 for his arrest.
Schaler will be taken to Cohocton, where
he is also wanted for assault.
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The Keller nIurder Case.

OswEGo, n. y, Oct. 25.-Three wit
nesses were examined by the people in the
Keller murder case The defense intends
TO set up claim of emotional insanity,
basing il on the natural nervous tempera-
ment Of the accused and her physical con-
dition at the time she alleges Kempthorne
outraged her.
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Pardoned bv the Governor.

ALBANY, Oct. Ex-Governor Morton
has pardonod Morris Speigel, who was
sent TO Sing Sing prison from New York
city for raising the value of the goods de-
stroyed in his store and thereby defraud-
ing the insurance company. There has
been great pressure brought to bear to So
cure the release Of Speigel
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WHINING
CLOTHING

The Big Money Raising
Sale has been a Big Success
We were compelled to dupli-
cate on several lines of suits.
but the sizes are now COM
plete and unbroken. We
have never yet seen such
sterling value as those
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ssslAl and PsrssnnI Notss.

Miss Jennis Hescock is visiting friends
st Marcus Hook.
P. L. Donovan, Of Port Deposit, Nd.
was in town yesterday.
Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., is In Phila
delphia to-day.
Attorney General Nicholson is in
Philadelphia.
8 O. Evans. of Milford, arrived in
town at noon to day.
G W. Purnell, OF Snow Hill, Md is In
the city on business and pleasure trip.
F. T. Banks. of Salem, is in VIII.
miugton.
Mrs Washington Hastings, Mrs G.
w. Weldin. Mrs. N NJ. Browne and Miss
Sarah Weldln returned last night from
Columbus, o., where they have been
attending the meeting Of the Womsn's
Home Missionary Society.
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Another wedding at Grace.

Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of Miss Irene Barr and DR..
Irwin " Finn. The ceremony will occur
In Grace Church on November 9
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WILMINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA
Glynn-Bateman Fight on.

Like the Florida Athletic Club In the
Corbett-Ftz imbroglio. the Washington
Club that WAS managing the Glynn-
.Bsteman fight. one of the biggest events
Of the year, has burst in the air. The
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Two Of the Lost Arc Saved.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct 25-Captain
Griffin OF the schooner Lizzie Griffin, who
arrived and reported four Of the Grew lost
while tending travis at the Grand banks
fishing grounds, has received word that
Ed Carrigan and Isaac Little two of the
missing, have beon picked up by the
schooner Puritan and will be brought to
this port.
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To CsiebrAts Her HiEhtisth birthday.

Cards OF invitation have been cent .out
for the celebration of the eightlsth
birthday anniversary Of Mrs. Benjamln
McVsy at her home at Breaks Lane.
near Rising Sun, on the evening Of
November Despite her advanced age,
Mrs. McYsys enjoys good health good
sight and hearing.
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The record OF remarkable cures effected en-
ahl,s US tiuthfully 10 say that Ho' DIS Sarse-
parllla Is the only true blood purifier promi-
nently IN the public eye to-day.
Hoods Pills are the best family cathartiC
and liver medicine. Harmless. reliable. sure
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Notes From Townsend

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
TOWNSEND, Oct. 25.-John Williams,
William Fleming, Isaac Windsor and
Harry Bowen, all young men from New
Castle, are spending three weeks in
fishing, cunning and indulgiDg in other
sport in Appcquinimink hundred. They
have for their headquarters house
boat" which proudly floats upon the
waters OF Appoquinimink creek, and
they unanimously report jolly time.
Harry Wiley was in Wilmington
yesterday procuring from Register
Cooch notices of administration on the
estate Of his. father, Garrett J.. Wiley,
late Of Appoquinlmink hundred.
Mrs Albert Chandler returned from
Baltimore last evening
Jacob Miller, OF Wilmington, visited
here yesterdays
Miss Anita Wilson, of this place, Is q
student at the West Chester Normal
Sshool
All the Leading Fau styles Derby Hats
Now In stock. All the fashionable shapes
for young men at Ross's, 2lO Market
street. Our Hats are bought In case lots
from the mills direct, therefore our Prices
Guaranteed the Lowest.
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To-morouIa Game at Rlverylew.

In the game with the Philadelphia Y.
NJ. G. A., at Riverview tomorrow after
noon. the Wilmington Christians will
put on their strongest men and a great
game is expected. The PhilAdelphis team
is the strongest team outside OF the
University In Philadelphia, the men
average 173 pounds Play at Rlvervisw
grounds starts at $50. with following
teams in line;
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Every mother should know that Group
can be prevented. The first symptom OF
true Group Is hoarssness. This Is followed
by peculiar rough cough. IL Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy is given freely as
soon as the child becomes boarse or even
after the cough has DEVELOPED It will pre-
vent the attack 25 and 80 cent bottles
for sale by James Belt. druggist, corner
Sixth and Market streets
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Relief in sig Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lieVed In six hours by the "New Great eouth
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
ie great surprise On account Of It's exceeding
Kidneys, back and every part OF the urinary
passages in male OF female. IL relieves reten-
ton OF water and paiu In passing i almost
immediately. If you want quick relief and cure
q. James Belt druggists, Wilmington, Del
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"Mr Tlmmins," said .the old-fsshioned
girl, ~ hops you're not an admrer OF the
new oman" "Oh. but I am" confesses
Timmins "She is good for At least Ga co
jokes and poem everyl week."-lndianapo-
rs Journal.
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Guests at the JaoksOn-Carpenter wed
ding.
mnrrIed nt orI.fleld.

CR1sFIELD. Md. Oct 25 DIR. F Foster
Todd and Miss Fannie Pruitt. daughter
OF Hope Pruitt. were married last night
The wedding was solemnized at the
home of the brides parents, Rev. @ s..
Baker, of the Asbury Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church, officiating. The bride was
sttired In srit OF dark brown After
the ceremony reception was held. Both
bride and groom reside In Cris6sld.
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ITEMS OF in EREsT.

Bell Boy-"That man In Mott is a congress-
man." Clerk-"How do you know" Bell
BOf-"He ordered C'aes OF selizer and n
syphon of whiskey. Post Dispatch.
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Reduction In 5O-Trip Tickets to PhIIadel
phIa.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany announces 8 rate of SIS 50 for a
fifty trip (25 round trips family ticket,
good for one year, between Wilmington
and Philadelphia This ticket was for
merly sold for $25 10 The ticket can be
used by any member of a family, a
visitor thereto or q servant therein. The
excursion fare between Wilmington and
Philsdelpbis is thus reduced to rs cents
between Wilmington and Philadelphia.
This is a very convenient ticket for
business houses
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When ordering Cocoa and
Chocolates be sure you ask for Huy.
ler's. They have no superior.
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PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE CAN
BE HAD AT rHE COUNTING ROOM
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Quick Lunch
At Beckett's, Nos. 6 and West Sixth
street.
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Mr.. (And Mr.. Gillian
is the greatest doc
GILLIAN tor of publicity in
the country, the
SAYS, renowned ad writ.
or, at present with
Hilton, Hughes & Co formerly
with Wanamaker's), that TAD
vertiaiDg IS only a means to the
end. The real work Of an ad-
tieement ends whom it has in
duced a person to enter the
ntore. The rest liee with the
statesmen and the goods them
selves. We try to get and
think we have polite and oblig-
ing salemtn, allowing no curt
ness or persistent importuning,
relying on the goods Themselves
after all the great trade keepers
as well as bfingers. This Is
why you hear people say that
"anything from Mullins is ell
right" You prove the goods,
styles and prices. We are do
ing a big trade in moderate
priced Suits and 0vercoats, for
men and young men, $40, $l2
and SIS; our own make, other
good makes, and every one Of
them guaranteed TO DO worth
the money. Same way with
Hats, Shoes aud Furnishings.
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The Empire Department Store
90 Market Street.
Wilmington, Del.
LIorNsr ApP1IoArIoNs.

NOTICE.. ELIZABETH MANI, THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house stu
ated At northeast cirner Ninth ana
ia the city of Wilmington. county OF
New Castle and State OF Delaware, In com
pliance with the requirements Of the acts Of
provided. do hereby give notice that shall
apply In writing to the Court of General
Sessions Of the Peace and jail Delivery. or
the State OF Delaware. IN and for New Castle
county. on Monday. the 18th dav OF November,
1895 being the next term OF said court. for
license for said house AS an inn or tavern for
The sale therein OF intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, 10 be drunk on the
premises, and the following respectable
citizens OF said ward. At least twelve OF whom
are substantial freeholderz OF said ward,
recommend the said application. viz:
NJ. I. DannenberR Charles Al. Glissmann
u V.Robinson Henry Hirzel
William n Bromwell James w Wingert
John Birzel Edwin r BinniK
Willism Schneider William Hirzel
William n Hanna y. tn Schfeiner
John B Justis9n Frank p Mcllhany
John X kleinstuber CIV Porter
Charles Oppenlander liharles Heinel
Henry Ernst Henry kleinetuber
s. A. G1yer William q. koYeB
Thomas b. Kelly Arthur 3 Handy
ELlIABtTH MANI.
NOTICE WILLIAM J.AIcCARTHY.T THE
~ tenant and occupant Of the house eitu-
ated al southwest corner Of Seventh and
Lombard streets. In the t.ghth ward In the
CITY OF NNlluliNkiOut county OF tW AauIlt huu
state of Delaware. In compliance with The re-
Quirem -nts of the acte Of the General Assem-
bly, IN such case mRde and provided, do
her, by give notice that shall apply in writ
ing 10 the Court of General Sessions Of the
Peace aud Jail delivery Of the State OF Della
ware. In and for Now Castle county, on Mon
day. the 18th ~ OF November 1896. being the
next term OF said court. for a licen'e for said
house. as an Inn or tavern, for the sale therein
of Intoxicating liquors IN less quantities than
one quart. { be drunk on the premises. and
the following respectable citisens OF said
ward, At least twelve of whom are enbstantiAl
freehOlders OF said Wafu, recommend the said
application. viz;
Charles n Taylor BIT Lloyd
Clement Baeseler j A Campbell
q. C0ncAnnon Harry Hines
Frank GrAdwohl Joseph Death
Johu s,heehey Amos Campbell
William Partridge Michael Burger
John Shay A. II. Dance
George sharp I'M. Wingate
John Sharp T. v. FormRn
w II Mccarthy August Il Faske
James Cassidy J. B. Williams
Jacob Huber Edward Barritt
> dam BachmRn Frank J. Kirk
William Beckley Fraak n Cole
WILLIAM j. MCCARTHY.
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LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Mrs. McVey TO Celebrate Her
Eightieth Birthday.
COMING GRACE CHURCH WEDDING

The Misses Harmey Give a Pleasant Re-
osptio in Honor OF Visitor to the
CIty-Psrsonal News About Folk Down
In Delaware City and Townsend.
All communications intended for insertion
in this column should be addressed TO Society
Editor. care of the EVENING JoURHAL. Com
munications should be written on one side OF
the paper only.
Guests at the Jackson Carpenter We'd
ding.
These Delaware people were guests at
the marriage of Miss Ruth Carpenter
formerly OF this city and Frank Howard
Jackson, at Cokesbnry. M. E. Church at
Marcus Hook, on Wednesday night
From Wilmington-Mr. and Mrs E s..
VanDyke, Mr.. ond Mrs j. Watson,
Mr. and Mrs K Norris. Miss Morris,
Howard Melchoir. Walter S Smalley,
Harry Klund. Poinaett Fothergill, Miss
Minnie Findley.
Seaford-Mr. and Mrs William Il
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. William I. Wright,
Mr. and Mrs d. F. Stewart
Bridgevllle-Mr and Mrs. William E
Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. g. w. Wiley, Miss
Minnie WilleV
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Looks Bad For Graffam.

PORTLAND, June 12.-James Lewis, who
was convicted for the murder of Byron
G.. Coburn last January, is having a
hearing for a new trial today. De-
tectives have discovered that one of the
bunch of keys, which was found on Graf
fam at the time of his arrest, fitted pad
lock to the shorehouse on the Coburn
farm. The key to this paddock Coburn
never allowed out of his possession, and
it was known to be in his pocket at the
time of his death. Witnesses will testify
to Graffam's queer statements made while
he was held as a witness in Portland Jail.
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Crime Committed Three Years Ago.

BRoCKToN, June l2.-Arthur A. A. Al
bee of this city was yesterday indicted by
the grand jury on four counts for the
murder of Collins A. Leaman on April 26,
1892. The police have suspected Albee for
several months. and at last have secured
evidence which they consider sufficient to
hold him for trial. Albee has served time
for several assaults, and is now injail for
threatening to knife an officer. ~
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Armenians Are Frightened.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 10. - Advices
from Moosh are to the effect that the
Moorish commission has practically dis
solved. The English consul just ap-
pointed at Bitlis has been instructed to go
to Moosh before the commission leaves, as
the Armenians fear a resumption of the
attack II there is no person at Moosh to
represent the powers there.
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The Haswel Murder Case.

PROVIDENCE, June 12.-Martin Dalton,
who is charged with the murder of
Anthony S. Haswell in 1892, was ar
raigned yesterday, and pleaded mot
guilty" He was at the same time ar
raigned on another indictment for feloni-
GUS assault on Thomas Astin, with intent
to rob, on June 13, 1899. He was taken to
inil 10 a unit trial
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WEATHER-CROP BULLETIN
AS Reported by the New England Service
For Week Ending June 10.

l
For Week Ending June 10.
BOSTON, June II. - The following
weather-crop bulletin for the week ending
June 10 is issued by the New England
weather bureau:
Warm, cloudy weather prevailed the
first of the week, with from one-fourth to
one-half inch of rain in northern and from
one-half to over one inch in southern Sec
tions. The last part of the week was gen.
orally fair, with strong winds and cold
nights. General light frosts were reported
in lowlands on the mornings of the 7th,
Sth and 9th, but little if any damage was
done. A damaging hail and wind storm
passed across northern Vermont and New
Hampshire on the I'd, and one passed
down the Housatonic valley, in Connecti-
cut, on the Sd.
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Silk Mil. Destroxed.

NORTHAMPTON, June 10-The John NJ.
Learned Silk mills were totally destroyed
by fire last evening. The only building
saved was the brick one, in which was the
company's safe. The origin of the fire is
not known, but the flames were first seen
In the vicinity of the boiler house by the
night watchman. The buildings being
wooden, the structures burned like tinder.
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Ice Comnanr Formed.

AUGUSTA, June S.-The Consolidated
Ice company has been incorporated at the
secretary of states Office, with a capital
stock of SlO,OOOOOO, with $3.50 paid in.
The officers are: William I. Beaver, presi-
dent; Nehemiah H. Campbell, treasurer.
Both are well known in Brooklyn.
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Not Ready to Consolidate

PORTLAND, June IL. - Regarding the
rumor that the Bangor and Aroostook
railroad had or contemplated consolidat-
ing with the Maine Central, a prominent
railroad official spoke of the matter of con-
solidation as something which might oc-
cur in the future, but said that at the
present neither the Maine Central nor the
Bangor and Aroostook We're in a condition
to consolidate
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Be1ger Held For Trial.

LYNN, June IL. - Edward H. Belger,
charged with having killed John Hen
nessey on June by striking him upon
the head with bottle, was arraigned yes
terday on charge of manslaughter. He
pleaded not guilty, and waived examina-
ton. Judge Berry ordered Belger to
recognize in the sum of $1,000 for his ap-
pearance at the October term of the Essex
c111,n1.in or cn11rt
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With Razor and Poison.

ANsoNIA, Conn, June 12.-Louis Gau-
die, German barber, attempted to cut
his throat with razor yesterday. His
wife prevented him. Later he took paris
green, and the doctors say he cannot re-
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MANY of the citiz
- .AI-

MANY of the citizens of Rainsville, Indi-
ana are never without bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy in the house." says
Jacob Brown, the leading merchant of the
value for colds. Group and whooping cough
in children that few mothers who know its
worth are willing to be without it. For sale
by A. T. Clarke, druggist.
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Big Contracts Awarded.

NEW HAVEN, June 12.-The New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railway COM
pany yesterday awarded the contracts for
the Jamaica Plains (Mass) improvement
and the bridge at Norwalk. The work
will cost 81, 100000.
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Boston, June 6.-The last Indictment
against Asa P. Potter, president of the
defunct Maverick National bank of this
city, has been mol pressed. Many indict-
ments were brought against Potter for
false certifcations of checks and other
acts, which, together with those of certain
directors of the bank, caused its wreck.
There are still few obsolete indictments
In the clerks offices of the United States
district and circuit courts, but the cases
will never be brought to trial. Thus ends
the last Of one of the most famous cases
In the conn.rv
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Talk of Secession.

New BEDFORD, June 12.-At meeting
of the Weavers' union of this city last
night a motion was made calling for the
withdrawal of the New Bedford body from
the National union. The matter was
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Welded Less Tlan Two Weeks.
Lad Mysteriously Missing,

LEBANON, Me, June 1O.-The where
abouts of Benjamin Hoffman, 14-year-
old boy, who disappeared from the home
OF James Gerrish of this town four weeks
ago last night, are still a mystery, and
many rumors of foul play are in circula-
ton. HOFFMAN is an orphan.
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WASHINGTON, June 8-The president
late yesterday afternoon announced the
following cabinet appointments: For
secretary of state, Richard J. Olney of
Massachusetts; for attorney general, Jud-
son Harmon of Cincinnati.
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Going Back to Work.

Providence, June IL The strike in
Olneyville is rapidly being narrowed
down to the Providence National and
Saranac and Atlantic mills. The strike is
practically over at the other mill
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