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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-29
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Saturday afternoon there was a very excit-
ing game OF ball played on the East Provi-
dence grounds between the East Providence
nine and the Warren nine, resulting in vic
tory for East providence by score of 10
70 f3. /.
Saturday in the District Court Daniel W.
lde, Jr., on examination of DIR. William Stan
~ Pitts, was adjudged insane and was SEN
fenced TO the State Insane Asylum. Mr.. 1de
IS "a years old His father said the boy was
kicked in the head by horse when he was
about three years old and had not been right
since, but until Of late has been that they
could control him. Lately he has become
very violent by spells and when ne is taken
with those spells he VIII strike, bite and
scratch, and, being very powerful young
man, they cannot handle him and were
obliged 10 send him away.
Frank Monty was before the court charged
win an assault on his wife. She claimed
that he followed her 90 a neighbors house and
struck and kicked her and she was afraid OF
him. He plead guilty and was fined sl0
and costs, which he paid.
Last evening at the Second Baptist Church
Mr.. George Hicks, who was a delegate TO the
Is. Y. L. L. at Baltimore from this church,
gave an account ot his trip TO Baltimore and
the business of the Union which was tran
sacted while there and the manner in which
they were entertained.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-29
BRISTOL.

very interesting and exciting game OF
baseball was played upon the Common
on Saturday afternoon, between the
Bristol Grays and the Y. NJ. {. A. teams
of Providence, resulting in victory of 4
to in favor OF the visitors. The teams
were made up as follows: Bristol Grays
-Cooney, p.; Tobin, IL ; Hassett, IF. (;
Duff, %. X. Connery, 3b.; 7. Connery,
Calvin, CT Z. NJ. c. A.rReese, c. I;
Fogg, 3b Chapman, 2b.; Paine, 1b. ;
Scott, SIS. Page, r.f.; Smith, CT. 4;
Foster, If. Rockwell, p.
large number of persons were present
and much excitement prevailed.
Mr. A. Pardee OF the firm OF A. Pardee
q Co., of Philadelphia and Hazleton,
Pa, has arrived with his family and will
occupy the late John X. Gardner estate
at the ferry, now owned by MIR. X. ID.
Van Winckle.
The beautiful residence of the late
Henry b. Renwick, upon the Ferry road,
is offered for sale.
The steam yacht Marjorie, which sailed
from Booth Bay harbor, Me-, on Satur-
day, July 81, arrived here on Sunday.
She is owned by r. ID. Van Wickle.
There seems TO be but little doubt in
the minds of the residents that the school
committee has the right OF locating the
new schoolhouse, although special town
w
the town clerk for the purpose of allow
ing the town to take action in the mat
ter.
Mr.. Henry Wister and wife of Atlantic
City, n. j., arrived on Saturday, and
will stop at the Mount during the month
of August.
Mr.. Calvin Whittier, who left here in
1Si9 for California, to seek a fortune, and
succeeded, and who, upon his return made
Boston his home paid his friends flying
visit here on Saturday on his way home
from New York.
Among the many who visited here on
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Haskell OF New Bedford. Mr.. Haskell is
a native Bristolian, and has not been here
before for 25 years.
Mr.. Charles Bickford, who always has
an eye to business, is making arrange
ments for a steamer to attend the Goelet
cup races, to be held at Newport on
Friday, August 2.
The two small children who strayed
away from Barneyvillc on Sunday were
found on the road between Warren and
them home. They say that man brought
them TO Warren and left them. They are
French children, and their father works
in the brickyard.
Mr.. Horace Barker, who was driving
upon Metacome avenue on Sunday, saw
a large Newfoundland dog chasing and
biting some cattle. He got out OF the
carriage TO stop him, when the dog turned
on him, and il was with much difficulty
he escaped being bitten.
Several outward bound vessels bound
west, waiting wind, are at anchor in the
bay.
The Council will hold a special session
this morning I'm the Council chamber.
Miss Gale Lebaron Peck OF Gonzales,
Tex, arrived in town on Saturday on a
visit to her uncle, Mr.. Henry Peck.
Mr.. John Il. Herreshoff, wife, daughter
and Miss May, left here this morning i'm
the steamer Eugenia for a trip up the
Sound to meet the New York Yacht Club
coming east.
Foreman Hoar arrived here this morn
ing by boat from Newport with a gang OF
30 men to lay new water pipes in the
sfrpetg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-29
OLNEYvILLE.
Suit for Damages Caused by
a Runaway Horse.
The Unfortunate Accident to Mary
Shallow Sunday Evening.
Tnp NEWS BUREAU, oLSByvILLa.
No. 3 Hartford Avenue.

The only case before the Eighth Dis
trict Court this morning was a suit for
damages instituted against Thomas Prior
by John A. Mills. 1t appears that on the
7th OF last June, a team owned by
Mills, who conducts parcel delivery
business in this city was driving up
North Main street; when near the corner
OF Jenkins street, that horse attached
to light exercise wagon owned by
Thomas Prior, who is bartender for
Prior Brothers, struck Mills team, dam
aging 1t and injuring the horse. Prior
refused to settle, and suit for 800 dam
ages on the ground OF negligence was in
stituted.
The plaintiff claimed that the horse
started on the street, that the animal was
a runaway, and was admitted to be by
the owner TO the plaintiff In the presence
OF witnesses who were introduced TO sub
stantiate the facts.
Prior claimed that a cat started the
horse from his stable on Pendleton street,
and that he was using due care and that
ii was an unavoidable accident on his
part.
The case was held for advisement
George Farnel for the plaintiff, p III.
Mulholland for the defendant
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Mary Shallow, 13-year-old daughter
of James Shallow, residing at 81 Hill
street, met WIFI n stTlous dcclucht az Aho
home of friends, at the corner OF West
Minister and Howard street, about 8
O'Clock last night. The people in this
block are accustomed 10 go upon the
roof TO obtain cool breeze, and it was
here that Mary was with her friends and
upon starting to leave she stepped back
ward into skylight, falling two stories
to the floor, striking upon her left thigh,
causing bad fracture, and it is thought
internal injuries DIR. j. T. Farrell at
tended to her in juries, and she was con-
veyed to her parents nome
ABOUT THE SQUARE.
Miss Annie Amison of Webster avenue,
is at Mark Rock for week.
Miss Martha Kearsley of Eddy street
issat Conimicut for a short vacation.
Edward Crowingshield, clerk at +. T.
Luther's, is at Block Island on his vaca-
tiou.
John j. Harrington OF % ban street re-
turned yesterday from a two weeks
visit TO Marthas Vineyard.
Julia Rawley and Bessie Harvey are at
Westport for week.
The addition to the Dyer avenue chapel
will be completed this week.
John Mumford is visiting relatives at
Fall River.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-29
Where American Mechanics
Will Spend Field Day.
The Big Annual Outing Is to Occur
This Week Wednesday.
All the Councils of the State Are to
Participate In the Street Parade.

The program for the big field day OF the
American Mechanics July 81, begins with
the street parade at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon over the following streets:
Market Square, North Main, Steeple,
Exchange Place, Dorrance, Westminster
to Summer, to Broad, Weybosset, west
minister, Market Square, South Water to
boat.
The formation OF the line is to be:
Chief marshal, j. Irving Davis; chief OF
staff, Andrew Gray; staff, Charles Thur
Der, John M. Holt, Judson DAVIS, j.. IL.
Foster, j. N. Wake, Dayid A. Taylor,
George T.. Andrews; National Band, Pro-
First division-Marshal Frank A. Potter; I;
aids, John w. Courtney, George X; Wake
field; Councils Nos. ! to IA; band. Sec
ond division Marshal, John III. Barrett;
aids, David Crowell, Z. II. Knowlton;
Councils Nos. Is to 21; stones Conti-
mental Band. Third division Marshal,
William III. Deacon; aids, {. III: Casweil,
and William Gentry; and Councils Nos. 22
to 80. All carriages will take positions at
the extreme left OF the third division.
Line will be formed as follows: First
division on South Water street, right rest
ing on Leonard street; second division on
South Water street, right resting on Leon
ard street; third division on Crawford
street bridge, right resting on South
Water street.
The headquarters OF Chief Marshal
Davis will be at the Board of Trade Build
ing, and here all marshals. aids and staff
members will report at 9:15 o'clock.
NOT GOING TO CRESCENT PARK.
After the street parade in this city the
line will be dismissed at the Continental
dock and the members of the various
councils will then embark for Rocky
Point, not for Crescent Park, as was
enormously advertised in morning
paper.
At the Point dinner will be served and
the day spent In the enjoyment OF such
out-of-door games as the members may
arrange for and of the many devices for
amusement kept on hand by Manager
Harrington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-29
NE WPORT NE VS..
The City Invaded by BicycIists
Yesterday.
Special to The News.


NFwPoRr, July 20.-There was more rejoic
ing in Newport ON saturday evening over the
result OF tho Newport Orange baseball game
than over any event in some time. The local
team was defeated in a former game with
Orange and this time they were bound TO
win. But o. innings We're played when the
game was called on account of darkness. The
entire game was played in the rain. The
score was As FOLLOWS:
Orange. ,..............,... VI
Hits-Newport 4,orange5 8. Errors-Newport
Today the Newport team will play the Prov
idence Grays.
INVADED by CYCLISTS.
Yesterday Newport was invaded by BOO
or 400 cyclists from Providence ana fawtuck-
ct who attracted much attention as they
wheeled through the streets. They were the
guests OF the Powhattan Club while here and
We're treated TO clam dinner at Coddington
Point. A jollier lot could not be found and
the day will long be remembered by al VINO
y rrticipated
A DAY or ACCIDENTS.
Saturday was day Of accidents James
Bradley had his leg broken while playing
lever ON the steamer CaswCll, ana James Shor-
man fell overheard from Reynolds Wharf.
dying last night at tho hospital. saturday AT
teruOon "A lad was thrown from his wheel on
Thames street narrowly escaping being run
over and his wheel was smashed.
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
Saturday afternoon play was begun at the
Golf Club grounds for the championship cup
offered by MIR. Il. A. Havemeyer. Twenty
one men played ON Saturday, but only y OF
that number have turned in their score. Thus
far Mr.. A. NJ. Coates is in the lead having
made - holes in g2 strokes. He allowed big
handicaps 10 the other players.
LOCAL ITEMS.
The Newport Artillery Company is arrang-
ing for weeks camp duty this fall.
There has been a suggestion made for the
society ladies 10 hold a buttercpp fete this
summer.
Mr.. Leland of the Ocean House gave child
rens's lawn party on Saturday afternoon.
The training ship Essex arrived yesterday
from New York. She will sail for Europe
this week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-29
A FEW NEW DOCTORS.
Applicants Examined Mt the state
Board of Health Office.

At the State board OF health Office this
afternoon four applicants are being ex-
amin ed as to their fitness to practice
medicine I'm this State They are all coll
lege graduates, and include those who,
because OF lack OF necessary references or
riculum, having taken a two years
course instead, We're unable TO take the
examinations within the time limit,
which expired last week. The subjects
include anatomy, physiology, chemistry,
materia medica, pathology, surgery,
theory ana practice, obstetrics, gynec-
ology, hygiene, and medical iurispru-
dcnce.
The supplementary examination only
includes numbers 0, z, s and 2. DIR.
Swartz or some member OF the State
board Is on hand during the afternoon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-29
To BE Talked Through.

A box of straw hats was stolen from
the rear of j. w. Butts store Saturday
afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-29

Fenner Latham, who lives at 377 Foun-
lain street, reported TO the police that he
went 44ite- -AaA Sing laundry, ~ Grams
ton street, Saturday evening. for his laun-
dry, and while Wah was getting ready,
mis- horse, which was standing I'm front
Of the shop, became uneasy. and he went
out TO see that he was secured. He left
MS pocket book on the ironing bench,
but when he returned II was gone. and
Nah Sing said that he did not see il nor
he three bran new 81 bills, and a dollar
in change W hich IL contained.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-29
NOT GOING TO CRESCENT PARK.
Sayy q Lichf Burning.

City Solicitor Colwell notified Captain Nc
Gill last evening that bright light was seen
in the residence of John Shepard at 10 Charles
Field street and as Mr.. Colwell was aware Of
the fact that Mr. Shepard and family were
out OF town, he came to the conclusion that
robbers were at work in the house. A posse
of officers from the Third station and Ellis
Hill. foreman tor Mr.. Shepard, went through
every room in the house and found every
thing In perfect order and no signs of robbers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-29
DISTRICT COURT.
Civil Cases Heard and Disposed of
This Morning.

Lewis Lewinson vs.. George Hutchins.
Decision for plaintiff for sS3. %.
Joseph A. Hull vs.. T. W. Mason. Plain
tiff non-suited and decision for defendant
for costs.
Mary +. Paine VS.. jeremiah Eddy. De-
cision for defendant for costs
John W. Duffy vs.. George Horton. De
cision for plaintiff for possession.
Moses Frank VS.. Zedict ZawwGtsky. De
cision for plaintiff for possession.
Nicola Del Santo vs.. Constantimis
Christofaro. Decision for defendant for
costs, the plaintiff not appearing
Emile Stafford W.. John Il. Bryant.
Decision for plaintiff for s157SS.
Rodgers x German vs.. John Fecney.
Decision FOR plaintiff for SlI2 II and costs.
Ellen X. Burdick VS.. James Mckenzie.
Decision for defendant for costs by plain
tiff's submission.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-29
ST. VTTUS DANCE.
A PLY sician Prescribes DIR. Miles
Restorative Nervine.

DIR. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Ind:
My daughter Matte. aged IL, was afflicted
last spring with 81. vitus dance and ner-
vousness. her entire right side was numb
and nearly paralyzed. We consulted ply
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@robfcner tn Glepelano.

Glepelano, g., "a. 9luauf. Derlte
Mor9en 3u friiber Stunoe brad in Dem
fiinflt0figen gDilliamionblod an Der
@fe pon gueliD Qlpenue uno Dem W}o-
numental Square Seuer aus. 3rob=
oen II bis Is 9ampfIpriBen uno 2
Geuerbopte oas 6eller betdmpften, 10
brannte oas @ebaube benno1 poaltdn=
big ab. Sm eriten Stof befanoen lih
Die @eiddftspldbe pon ben @ebriiberrl
Beniielb, Gpotbefsr, Der @ooopear
Hubber SO. unb Der 2arneo GLOBE
Store, tuabreno Die obern Stofwerfe
|a!s Officen benubt inuroen. 0ie Slam
men tbeilteil li1 aud Dem nebenlieaen=
ben @ebdrbe nit, In bem li6 5ber=
tpoobs Sutpelen=@eiddft unb Quiabp's
Drp @ooos Store beiinoet. Das Gum=
.miwaarengei6dfi brannte pollltdnbio
aus, tudbreno 0as Drp GOODS @eId)aft
ourd 9auh nnb g8ailer siemlidb Be-
nurOe. Das Guna6oaa Office
@ebdlbe an Der gde Des Gquares llnb
GuperiOr 5trabe, zines Der prddtialten
0ebdube ieiner glrt In Der Gtabt, fina
mebrere Male Geuer, tpuroe ober nur
leidt meiitens ourd Nauh uno 0Bal=
ier beihdoigt. Der @efammtperlulf
belduft fih atf ungefdbr 800, 900.
DIE llriaHe oss Geners III ni6t betannt.
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Son elmer Seite, bon tuelder 1ie es
Ii0er 5u ailerleBt erfpartet bGtten, baben
Die Slnbdn9er Der Silbernabrun9 eineu
fAperen S6lag erbalten, Der aud un=
fern SilberpOlitifern ipenig ssreuDe
MAIDEN miro, Dbidpn Tie in ibrer erba=
benen Weisbeit Die Sadie aud o61re
europa MAIDEN gu t0nnen poreeben.
galfour, Der erite 2prD bes brifiide,
S6abes unb Wfitglieb oes Salisbury
i6en Cabinets, Der, ba er in Der Oppp=
lition LAB, ben Silberlcllten 6onio Inn
Den W}uno tri6, lett er abcr ben Ne=
gierungsieiiel erflommen, Die Srage
etipas tiibler anIiebt, Dat erfldrt, er lei
aluar 81 Gunl ten zines irlterrlotionalen
uebereintomlnens in Der Silberfraqe
getpeien uno lei es audi jebt nod. 9ll=
lein er CLAUDE ni6t oaB eine interna=
tlonale Wdbrun95tonferen5 3u elmer
internationalen Gerltdnoiaung in Der
Sllberfrage fiibren peroe.
9}ab oieier GrflGruno, tpelhe einen
Nbgang gnglanos BON ieiner bisberi=
gen Wdbrunss golitit adnsli1 aus=
lblieBt, 1T es iebr apeifelbaft, pb es
iiberbaupt sll elmer iol6en fommen
miro. 9enn tuenn ieIbit Elm 10 mar.
mer Silberfreuno uie yalfour nidts
GriprieBli0es bon ibr fiir oas peiBs
'O}etall ermartet, mel6en giuben batte
es bann, cine Sonteren5 Su berufen,
oeren Grfolg BON pornebersin 10 out
lpie aussei0lpiien erlheint SAP Die
oeutide aegieruns wieoerbolt erfldrt
bat, obne england laiie ii6 in Saden
ni9ts tbun, 1T betannt. Ser lateirri=
I1e Dlllnaperbano aber miro Iib in's
5ault0en laden, nenn Die Ser. Staa=
Ten auf Die 5borbeit Der Se6ssebn=su=
sinier : 6reiprdsung bereinfallen Mir
)en. Sic tOnnten Damn in Baris ibre
.ieligen Silberporrdtbe enoli6 einmal
ps tper0en.
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MMS Der 8ttttOeSita0t.

9lferbauiefretdr Morton bat fammt.
lide Observation-Disclosures 3tparsiq
an Der 3abl, ein9eben la11en, neil iii
feine peientli6en &eiultate ersielen,
aber Die &esIerung ca. $500, 900 9eto=
Itet baben. 0on ben Gtationen befan=
Den ii6 sebn in &anlas, Die iibrigen in
9febrasta, galifpnien uno 2ouliana.
Generalanmalt 9armon lat Den
gunDesbiltriftsantpalt bon @pomino
per Selegrapb ansetueicien, fiir bic
yannof uno Sbolbou= SnDianer, Die
III gDanstown, WO., pe9en Gerlebun9
Der Sagogeiebe oes Staates berbaftet
lDoroen linb, Sabeascorpus=Sefeble su
beantragen. IS lit bic Nnli1t oes @e=
rteralanualts, baB Die auf 8ertrdgen
nit Der 8unoesresieruna berubenoen
Sa9oredte iener Snoianer, 5umal lie
dltern Satllms linO, Our6 Die Nnnab=
me BON @eleben Der Staatslesislatur
bon g8ponlins niht abgei6afft meroen
fDnnen.
slus Maorio eiueehenoe Yeribte sei=
gen. DaB in Spanien mebr uno n,ebr
eine erreste Stimnung sesen Die Ser.
Staten plab sreift. Man miro na6
uno na6 beunrubiat, baB Der 9lufltano
auf Guba ii6 10 lanae bin5iebt uno
INNER meitere Sruppen babin geianot
meroen miillen uno bef4uloi9t Die Ser.
Staaten, ibre p0lterre6tli6en Yfli9ten
niht su erfiillen. 8on bier aus, ertld=
ren Die ipaniiben 3eitun9en, weroe Der
Mufitano sei6iirt, tDmme bas Gelo,
our6 peldes lib Die Sniureftion erbal=
te, erbalten Die &ebeaen ibre Waffen,
Munition uno INNER tpieoer neuen 3u=
quo BON Wiannfhaft II. (. N.
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Paris, "a. slugult. Gin Moroat
tentat, mel1es, tpie alle Mnsei6en an
beuten, Dem befannten ganfier Mlpboni
be &otbidilo gegolten bat, iit beut
bier CUR Nusfiibrung selanst. Da
Opfer oes Nttentates 1T Der profurii
| oes gantbauies Namens sSaofouitId
geiporben.
Ser profltriit 6ffnete Elm Goubert
als eine getpaltige Grplolion erfolate
Dem unaliifliden Spfer bes @ttentats
purbe oas re6te 9luge aus Dem GopfC
llno nebrere Singer bon beioeu 6anoel
geriHen.
9as GouDert nit Snbalt mar an
Morgen nit Der iibli6en Yoft anae=
fomnten uno mar bon ftarfem Garton=
papier, tpie Die llmbiilluneen BON @elo=
poer Gelowertb Senoungen an Die
ganf6Guier su fein pfleQen. Gem gro=
furilten fielen Die pielen Sieqel, nit
lpel6en Oas aouoert eeidloflen mar,
out unb er beiblpb, erIt bic getp6bnli=
We Polf 81 erleol9ell ebe er alt Die
SeIfnung Der anl6eineno tpi6ti9en
SenOun9 9ing. Dies geI6ab. Damn
nalm er Elm 6eoermeller unb be9ann
bas Goubert an Dem Dbern Gnbe auf=
Sul6neioen. 6ierbei itieB er nit Der
SpiBe oes MeRers at elnen feiten Sc
9enltano i'm Snnern Der ltmbiiaunq,
uno IN oemIelben 2lu9enblif erfDlqte
Die perbdn9niBpoGe grploion. 9luf
bas Gntiebli6ite serifiimmelt brad Der
llngliitfll6e sulammen.
Poli5ei muroe requirirt unO, na6oem
Ger Wertpunoete in Elm 0oIpital iiber=
fiibrt morOen mar, iofort cine einee=
ben0e lnterlu6un9 angelteQt. Sotpeit
bisber betannt gegeben iii, biloete oas
Goupert eine 9DlenmaI6ine BON qe=
ringem duberen llmfanee, abel nit oe=
lpaltiger Grplplionstraft.
gluIfallenb eri6eint nur, boB Die gr=
plolion nl6t erfolgt mar, oI5 oas Gou=
pert auf Dem gOltamte gsitempeIt nor=
Den mar. 9enn bas &ouDert truu Die
Iemobnli9e Stentpelung.
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Wemeite Wa6riGte,t.

Serte tritt in 6arrisburg, pa., bi
republifanii9e Staats=GonDention pDr
penniplbanien 3uiammen. Sin bibi.
ger TraftiOnsfampf spii6en Senato,
Auap uno 8ouperneur Saliings oiirft(
oa gum Mbf6luB fomlnen.
9(us Cuba miro Elm fit Die eSnIur=
9enten erfol9rei6es @efe6t oemeloet,
bel Dem lle orei gDagen NIT propiant
erbeuteten.
Sn Drefa, Sal, puroen bier gleoer
am Montag Die Spfer zines Spn6oer
ri9tes.
Cine in 2onoon aus 9banobai ein=
geganacne Sepeide meloet, oaB 4 Ssiib=
ret oes Dtobs, mel6er bas @brilten=
Mallaere in &u=Gbeng peri6uloet, ent=
bauptet morben ieien.
Sie na6 9lmerifa aebenoen Sceon=
oampfer feien sur 3eit 10 iiberfuat bon
Gltftebrenoen oaB fir 3nil6enoed Der
prels Der 2. Sabine be5ablt peroe.
Seute lal1en li6 in Springfield Die
republttaniI6en 3eitunes=@oitoren bon
Sbio Dem @puperneurs ganoioaten
Suibnell borltellen.
Sn Siffin, g., bat Die po6lbefannte
8roeerie=6irma 2orena & Smith fal=
lirt.
Gon 1000 gerionen, Die BEL Ga gorte,
Sno., elnem bon ber beuti6=lutberil6en
STRIDE peranltalteten Yicnic beiiuobnten,
llno 300 erfrantt. Wtan alaubt, bah
ole Spelten ooer bas Srintmai1er BON
elnem SOletpibt pergiftet tporoet ieien.
Gine 6rau Meoora 90. 2DttIe in
2lulttn, Seras, ma6t Dem GountD=Glert
N Columbus 4n5el9e, DoB lie elm 8e=
lBre6t auf einen groBen She'll oes 2an=
oes, auf wel6em Die Staot ifebt, 9e=
ti9tli6 gelteno MAIDEN lperoe.
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9 8 s / & E I.

SdOn bel gnfunft Der Deleaateu
iteate es ii6 bcraus, baB Die iibertpie=
genoe Mebrsabl berielben oafiir Ieien,
@r=0ouperneur Sames 6. Campbell
fiir Gouperneur 81 nDminiren, unb OBJ
pobl Campbell Die. gDre ablebnte unc
&iAter 9iram Bed pon Cincinnati fiji,
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ter betdubenoem Subel nominirt.
Sohn g. Peaslee BON Cincinnati
muroe alsOann unter 3uruf fir oas
8ice=@ouberneursamt nominirt.
Weiter nurbett nominirt u
SIR Supreme &i6ter 90. S.
Moonep bon Mansfielb, RidlanO So.
Sir Staatsi6abmeiIter SO. 9.
Sbober bon @allia 60.
Sir Staats=@eneralanpalt @eoroe
u. 6airbanfs BON Columbus.
Stir Mit9lieb bes &atbs Der Offent=
li6en Werfe Sarrp y. &effer BON
5uscaraipas @Duntp.
Sir Glerf oes Staats=O Oberaeribts {:
S. W. Gruifibanf bon SroD.