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Charges Against Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. WORKING HIM
Secretary Carlisle Is a Candidate Only
To Garry Kentucky.

Washington. April Especial. )-Se0re-
tary Carlisle is now a fuil-tledged presi-
Dental candidate. His bureau mas hffn
opened up i'm " ashiugtOu. and the Ken
tuckiaa is hopeful Mr. cleveland is push
ing him along. but il seems 70 bc the opin-
ion OF careful observers that the lrc=ident
has put him out only TO make Kentucky
send "A gold delegation tp Chicago. Ar-
Cleveland seems 10 De- playing The latoF-it
son poncy-a game V hich Quay mas tried,
hut which is working disastrously 'o th"
Pennsylvania boss. a similar disaster
is likely TO overtake cleveland. lie don't
care for Carlisle. He wants q gold conten-
ton lie is, therefore. humoriug Carlisle
IN Kentucky. ana Ex-Governor i.ufsei ii
Massachusetts,: and IS trying TO bring out
Postmaster General billy Wilson in West
Virginia, and Josiah Patterson iu Ienhes-
see for vice president. ana Don Ui-lluson in
Michigan. and Villas isl Wisconsin, ana
l5ynum in Indiana. and eN-GoNernor Jtm
Campbell in Ohio. aud olI Senator Fs--
mer iu Illinois. ana sIcu all along t"e
line. Ills game is 90 have state pride over
come silver sentiment that's fae soilbus
plan now. But viii il work
The president Is determined II he can
TO make the Chicago convention "a Go!G
one. but ne can't. The free coinage men
have gotten the bulge on him. and they ~1h
win. Mr. Cleveland prefers not 70 De y
candidate himself because he does nor
believe a democratic candidate can n-
elected. Eut he does u0t count MnSeA
out of politics by any means
lie is quoted by one " no appear % SPEAK
authoritativoly as saying he believes
there will be change of feeling within
the party in the next four years and tt't
ne viii be glad To be welcomed naeh ~
its folds i'm the year 1890 the only dem
ocrat since the war who could be elected
president, and that th"N VIII look uion
him as "A man who would rather have his
party beaten than 70 make amy terms with
the wicked silver men. lie would not he
A., IA ba raF4R n a. rfa
Il, be erected to the presidency. and above
all the third term prejudice which Is eX-
trcmeiy strong all over the country Wouia
possihiv be nfnimized il ha should mot
only be out of the white house during four
wears but actually retirCS from active
.....,.ir, l.t.n L w R.
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He Hit the Ceiling.

From THE LaGrnge Graphic.
Hurrah Tor old Alabama! The blue
eyed boy of destiny alias Clarke. hit the
ceiling with about as resounding n thud
as was possible under the circumstances.
Eut then he is all right-Grover always
takes care of his own. when they are re-
pudiated by their own people and the
aforementioned "blue-eyed" has been
about as truculent a cuckoo as he could
sar-
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Stew enson Hardin.

bloomington. H.. April Especial In
formation received from the family or Vice
President Stevenson at Washington is 10
the effect that Miss Julia Stevenson. eldest
daughter of the vice president, and Key.
Martin u. Hardin. of DanViilc. Ky. VIII
he married at the New \ NOrk lreSbyter an
church in Washington, on May 2Sth. The
invitations are not yet issued The bride
groom is the son of Hon. +. Watt Hardin.
the distinguished kentucky democratic poi
itician. lie has been offered and has ac-
ccpted the pastorate of a church in Ken
lucky.
Miss Stevenson was 10 have gone 10 tu-
rona with her sister soon and TO have been
ioined there by her fance, but the pro
lramme has been entirely changed.
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Louisville. Ky, April 2-Elections were
hcll Yesterday to choose successors 90
Senators Walton aud James, who were un-
seated by the democrats Of the last legiSla-
ture in retaliation for the unseating of
democrats in the house. In Waltons dis
trict W j. Sale democrat Was elected
without difficulty. In James's district the
democrats made no night and he had a
waIkovcr his only opponent being Il. I.
PenIer, a populist-
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Athens. ga-. April Especial Captain
H a. carlton spoke to quite q number
~ ritizaus at the courLholse today.
TIe gave hs reasons for Withdrawing
r-nrr fhe nominating conventions and rum
,.i-.- Hss race for congress independent of
r..-s.- vafr--. TEe charged ring rUlc in this
district and iu the entire state.
lie said the rng was dominated by a
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date OF acuon DelnS June otn except
where otherwise indicated;
Baker, Liberty,
Baldwin, Macon,
Bibb, Madison,
Bulloch, Morgan,
Burke, Newton,
Butts, ogletEorpe,
Calhoun, Pike,
Campbell, Polk,
Carroll, Pulaski,
Chattahoochee, Putnem,
Clay, Rabun,
Coweta, Randolph,
Dodge, Rockdale,
Dooly, Schley,
Dougherty, Spalding,
Elbert, Stewart,
Fayette, Sumter,
Floyd. Talbot,
Fulton, Taylor,
Gordon, Telfair,
Habersham, Terrell,
Hancock, Troup,
Henry, Wilcox,
jackson, Warren,
Jasper, Wilkes,
jefferson, Webster,
Lee,
Clarke. date not vet hxed).
Gwinnett, August 1st.
Monroe, October 9TH.
Thomas. October 7th.
No action has been taken in reference
TO ~ senatorial primary by the executive
committees of the following counties
IN which other urinary action has been
arranged for:
Appling, Lowndes,
Banks, Marion,
Decatur. Pierce.
Effingham, Whitfield,
Jones, Wilkinson,
Laurens,
Milton has already instructed for
Crisp.
Muscogee and DeKalb committees
meet on May 2nd to act on senatorial
primary
Union and Ware have ordered other
primaries, ana new committees will act
on senatorial primaries later
Hall and Hart elect on June 9th dis
trict delegates 10 county conventions,
esates. nominate memhG~,,,., # Legislature.
etc. and instruct FOR eha States sen
ator. Sc
Free Treatment Of I'D. il and Oplam
Editor Const tuition .te note have pain
loss end certain cure for %, than orphine hahits-
viii aeud sample treatment !. ,.bsrya t0uhdcn-
tui Golden Specific Co., q Z
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Endorsement of his state aud will announce
his candidacy in few days. Mr.. Whitney
is said to be displeased at the Endorsement
of him on the part of the Rhode Island con-
vention. He wants to 20 to Chicago As
worker in the ranks 10 whip out the free
coinage men or to deal with them and get
control of the convention. III he can do it
successfully, end then thinks democrat
could be elected, he would go in for the
nomination Z. W. Il.
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The Gold Craze Dying.

From The Cartcrsvie News
l'he gold craze IS fast dying out in
Georgia The people are determined 10
settle this financial question without the
aid OF politicians
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What Fusion Means.

From The I.aGrange Graphic.
There is one thing that will be proved
conclus.vely if the populists fuse with the
republicans. and that is that they have
never been honest i'm their silver advocacy.
The republicans are the original goldbugs
and If he pouists fuse with them, they
stamp their advocacy of free silver with
the stamp of dishonesty The fght which
the popuiist papers are making SO bitterly
on Crisp is very suspicious to say the
lpaef of
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To Put off the Day Of Judgment.

From The Albany Herald.
protrastinatiou seems to be the game Of
the single gold standard advocates i'm Geor-
ria- They want to pat off Judgment as
long as possible.
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A Good Word for Clarence

From The Hlakely Observer.
Hon. Clarence Wilson. of Fort Gaines
wants to he solicitor general Of the Pau
taula circuit Dollars to doughnuts he
gets the plum.
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ABOUT THE PRIMARY
Judge Crisp Expresses Himself on a Nat
Ter OF General Interest.
THE PEOPLE SHOULD SAY
Whom They Want To Represent the
State IN the Senate---It is
Their Privilege.

washington. April a --(Snsciai-) Judge
Cr5-a viii resume his canvas in Georgia
al the earliest possible date tie talked
about his Intentions in this respect to-day,
ant Incidentally referred 10 the senatorial
primary
fn response to- a Question as to whether
r. would resume aCtfve canvas % the
s-ate at an early date. Judse Crisp re-
p1eI-
'-Yes. Just as soon as my health VIII
Tssrrnit- see ss.ae oF the gold standard
n .cr= nre TRYING 20 create the ifa''fe-'-
son that 7 isft Georgia NOT because 81
81 k~e--- tg- b.-aus-- was afraid Z"
s,srtfuue q. .tI@sseus ln view 81 ms loh~
rsahl5- career. tae uumaer of si''af-'ii's I
have maze I u.any ~ the states ana ttie
,lesa;e- zu vhFeh have ensased in the
toGse ~ rtr~.a entltives- their coniant''t
IS somewhat asters@h. ms Wniie 81" press
generally. teth fnst r.-rt ~ ii t-tfprii+ a
s-@f--ts sold STANDARD" as well a- tia-
r.s-t ftvgri-i- ti-rcfaliissa. has hsen VERY
rfH1 tn usn. tu,ie e more than klni, thtfe
a-e papers iu Gso--.a 'sh-eh are sN-ei'
-so--. l-rl..r., except ..-rs to t5is rui'-
an zral o. ssy taey arr few in nnH'net'
ant tha-- injustice anil nlisreTr''zen q i'oi.
ts- r..ea - r-.r-t-,.u. aal nlxin that
th.rs -rsv clruo- deceive anytHlS- me
frr-., Believe in -fa'r r'RF
h. duBignon's Letter
-u1 yeu ear. a. -rg ans taIee about
~ isfz-o7-s letter
-No.hs-- Id rct decide - hr-orne
clul.la-e for sire senate untl iate %
Far--arr fsrt- then urfiHe,i tne reoN.a
who have. 80 Inn~ hCuNresi riH - iN '
s.~rf-assaa a.s t..e state e,~-uiiVe com
-r..ra IS 4 r-w .se-E thereafter wrote
-eEa-- ftr- committee to su--osi to me
..H--r COMMITTEES t'r. ur-r-rctF - T~'E
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AC0NFElERATE WCTORY.
= TEXAS COLONEL CCEQUERs A
LIFE LOEG FOE

story ~ q Struggle for Years Ending
fr Success at Last-Tl1e Eero's own
Ctn-rrra~e
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How They Stand.

The following counties have ordered
primary for United States senator, the
date of action being June 9th except
where otherwise indicated:
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Her HEART FAILED.
DEATH WAS KNOCKING AT MRS.
ALIENS DOOR

Relief Came frcm an Unexpected
Source and She Safely Passed the
Terrible Ordeal-She Tells Of Her
Experience to the Editor of The
Democrat.
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send vour .rifress on a postal card 20
the sunny South Publishing Company, AZ
Iarta. ca and get p copy Of The sunny
South free.
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Ex-Governor Pattison is the latest admin
istration favorite son candidate for the dem
ocratic nomination. lie has asked for the
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IrlIce 60 Irsalth-

IuIre Crisr.s health s improving and ne
f.ar--s ta d. able % return to Georgia within
sb.. next ten DAYS % resume his campaign
AS soon rs he IS able 90 travel Judge
NaaHov prunos $ fN - home and open fire
uuer his antaeouis,. Judge Miner.
j.. ". b.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-07-31

For sALE-An upright piano in per
feet condition and 1iue tone, just as
good as new. For ptrticrlats enquire
at this office.
Trib cures insect BITES aud stjngs
1 have purchA-ed at the Nherltr's
sale all of the Gcoceries, provisions
wines liquors, glass, paints, OILS and
general mercuautiise IL he store II
Arrhar B ller aud [ will cputinue the
business at rhe old stand opposite the
Mint. L respectfully ask 4 share OF
pIOlic patronage. and [ promise fair
and liberal dealing.
Martin Lutz.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-07-31
CastOria.

'sCastoria isso well adapted to children that
Ireconmend it as superior % any prescription
known to me- II. \. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, y. y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-07-31
The u ciianf Sai0On.

Whitney has assumed control Of the
v Naha saloon, which he proposes t.
lur strictly up to the times He viii!
iisi - The best liquors and cl .rs
md hne Old Government whiske3
which slides down your throat like
"a, tickling your Paiaft. meanwh:.t
II and see "Handsone Whit I'll
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-07-31
Millinery Goods.

Mrs. Knowl-s is con -tanly receiv
ing new and styli-h constituents in
the way Of hats and millinery goods
Ii you want your best grl to make d
sensation on the 4th, get her new
hat Of Mrs. knowls.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-07-31

Carson has its perceDtage OF defect
i've eyes and it is not wise for those
having an error Of vision to delay the
use of spectacles. Mr.. Farrer, scien-
titio optician at the Golden Jewelry
Store, will examine all eyes free 0
charge, AMI will guarantee perfe r.
tjon correction where glasses 8 e
needed. mia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-07-31

"The use Of 'Castori&' IS 50 universal aRd
its merits s. we'll known thot it eer's q work
OF supc.trogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who DO not keep Castoria
within easy reach.''
CAELos MARTYa, D. D.,
New York City.
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New Stand.

Harry Cr0ssen has removed his
stand ii front OF the Salvation Army.
He is IA dc eerving Nevada boy and
should receive the patronage which
he solicits from one and all. Give
him ii call
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-07-31
For Over Fifty Years,

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. has
oeen used fo1 children teethtng, Ii
sooths the child. softens tie gums,
alays all pain, cures wind collie, ana
the best remedy COR Dierrhoea
twenty-f Eve cents a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-07-31
Notice to C.edltors.
ate of VIM. J. Picker deceased.

Estate of VIM. J. Picker deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Administrator of the estate of VIM
J. Picker, deceased, to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them, with the necess-
arv vouchers, within two months after the
first publication of this notice, to the said
Administrator, at the Office of County
Recorder in Carson City OImsby County,
Nevada. Dated July 3rd, 1896
J. G., Ellis, Administrator of estate
of w. j. Pickler deceased.
JAS r. Judge Attorney for estate.
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ICE iCE!ICE!

Go to Fred Wilder for the finest of ice
Frozen from artesian well water. Dcliv-
cred to any part OF the city at .owcst rates.
m25
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For sale.

Household furniture and hOuse and lot
now occupied by w. T. hanford. AP
PLY on the p.eni~eS il
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-05-21
WHOLESALE JAIL DELIVERY.
Jackson, Walllng and One Other Alone
Left In the CovinE ton Jail

Jackson, Walllng and One Other Alone.
Left In the Covinsi Ion Jail.
CovINGToN, KY. May II. A wholesale.
jail delivery occurred last night. Scott
jackson and Alonzo syalling, the ac-,
cused Pearl Bryan murderers, and one
other prisoner, alone remained to tell
the tale. The prisoners sawed off the
hinges on rear door after Jailer Bit
ger had made his rounds and their
road to freedom was thus made safe.
jackson and Walling were walking to.
gether in the jail corridor at the time
and they were urged to flee with the
escaping prisoners. This they refused
to do.
A crowd Of several hundred peonle
surrounded the jail when the news Of
the escape spread, and heavy patrol
Of police were hurried to the scene
As soon as the mob learned that the
alleged Pearl Bryan murderers wera
still within the walls they became
pacifed, and were soon gotten under
control. Both jackson and WnlI;rr
had every opportunity to Leave with
the other. and when found were IN
the Jail corridor in a high state of er-
element.
At Midnight none of the escanea
prisoners had been captured.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-05-21
GEOGRAPHICAL LoRE.

Vienna is Ais miles from Washing
ton.
Chicago is 900 miles west Of New
York.
Boston and New York are s17 miles
apart. 4 -'-''N'
Tucson. Ariz.. is 1,eos miles from ST.
Louis. A : =
Cairo is s.s4s miles southeast Of
Washington.
:, Gibraltar Is s.lso miles southeast .,
Washington.
Halifax is $50 miles northeast ),
Washington.
Honolulu Is 4.s1s miles west Of wash.
ington city.
From Washington to Athens, Greece. I
Is 5,005 miles. 80
San Francisco. Cal. is s.aso miles west
Ut New York \ .
London i s,s15 miles northeast a.
Washington city. a
Copenhagen - s,s0s miles distant.
from Washington.
Jacksonville, Fla. - S q L -
Jerusalem i 6.4es miles east & our-
national capital
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-05-21
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

THE supreme court OF Minnesota, on
the 18th, filed decision declaring the
Kelley cure law to be unconstitutional.
This is the law which authorizes coun-
ty commissioners to pay for inebriates
taking the Kelley cure.
The Infanta Elvira Maria Theresa
Henrietta de Bourbon, daughter of
Don Carlos. the pretender to the throne
of Spain, and q cousin of Princess
Eulalie, wife of the duke of Veragua,
was one of the passengers on board
the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm which
arrived at New York on the 18th.
THE May returns of the statistical
division of the department of agricul-
ture on the condition Of winter wheat
show an increase of 5. 6 points above
the April average, being S2.7, against
I'll last month and SO. 9 in May, 1895.
THREE fires. on the night of the 18th,
damaged property at Paterson, N. j.,
to the extent of over S213, 600. The
principal fire started in the malt house
of the Hinchcliffe Brewing Co., a six
story building containing 100000
bushels of grain. It at one time threat
ened to sweep through the entire es-
tablishment.
THE body of j. 81. Blewett, IS years
| old, of Wheeling, w. Va, was found
hanging from tree in the woods near
Curtis Bay, Md, on the 10th. A note
| which was found in his coat pocket
stated that he had hanged himself be-
cause he was out of work and was
| starving.
The National Association of Police
Chiefs began their. annual convention
OF 1ov To Go fho of
| the best-known chiefs of the country
being present. 9
FOREST fires continued to burn in
the vicinity Of Egg Harbor City, N. J.,
on the 18th, notwithsta nding the efforts
of the farmers to check them, and it
was feared they would not be able to
check the flames unless rain came.
Thousands of acres of timber have been
destroyed. and the loss will be very
heavy. e
BECAUSE his father told him to go to
work Corydon Minor, 10 years old, OF
Emporia, Kas., retired to a barn. on
the 18th, and discharged 4S-caliber
ball into his right breast, intending tc,
commit suicide, but only succeeded in
severely wounding himself.
WALTER s HOBART, the young mil
Gonaire turfman, was united In mar
rage to Miss Hannah Williams, of San
Francisco, on the 18th, at high noon.
IT was rumored in Washington. on
the 18th, that Mavroyen Bey's recall az
Turkish minister to the United States
was due to displeasure felt by his
government over the passage by con-
rress of the Armenian resolutions.
He win be succeeded by Mustafa
Tachsin Bey. principal assistant in the
Turkish foreign office.
ON the 18th ex-Police Captain Ed
ward B. Carpenter pleaded guilty in
the criminal branch supreme court OF
New York. to the charge of bribery
made against him Justice Keogh
sentenced him to three months in the
city prison and to pay fine of 81. 500.
The case grew out of the Lexow in
vestigation.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-05-21
M'klNLEY ON WASHINGTON.
An Address Which Called Forth Plenty o.
Enthusiasm from His Hearers.

An Address Which Called Forth Plenty Of
Enthusiasm from His Hearers.
CLEVELAND, O., May 1S.-Before a
7ast audience of 5000. including the
delegates to the Methodist conference.
Maj. William Mckinley delivered an
address on Washington" in Central
armory Saturday night. There was
plenty of applause and enthusiasm be-
fore, during and after the address.
Mr.. Mckinley, who was introduced
by Horace Benton, of this city, said,
among other things:
1t took seven years, my country.
men, to make the declaration of inde
pendence seem more than the idle.
words of few restless leaders, but we.
can well pause to render thanks to.
Almighty God for the singular manner.
in which he has preserved from that
day the government which now exists
on earth for his glory and our adj
vancement.
'.Jefferson's clause against slavery
was stricken from the original draft.
1t is doubt if the draft could have
been adopted without this elimination.
It was the best, it was all that could
de done at that time. What jefferson
attempted to write in the constitution
of our country, Abraham Lincoln.
afterwards wrote in blood"
The speaker devoted special atten-
ton to the period Immediately after
the close of the revolutionary war and
before the adoption of the constitu-.
ton, telling Of the causes and conse-.
quences of the widespread popular dis
content and the effort which was re-
quired from Washington to prevent
the army from placing him at the head
of a stronger government
References were made to the fact
that in the constitutional convention
at Philadelphia, Washington made.
but one speech. That was in favor of
an increased representation of the.
people in the house of representatives.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-05-21
THE ELEcTRIc sPARl<.

l. X =
rwfca rr.verses Almost the Circuit 81
the Earth and Conaes Back In Etxty
Minutes-Wonderful illustration Of -
Proxress ana Present Emciency q tine
Electric Telegraph DePow On - "A
| tricity Down to Date IA
NEW YoRK. May l7.-There were To-
OOO. persons ID the Grand Central Pal.
ace last night, assembled 70 neat
Chauncey NJ. Depew's speech lec
tricity Down to Date, and 70 see e
much as they could of the operation OF
telegraphing around the western con- :
| tinent by one telegraph company AND
almost around the world by another.
In the boxes were the consuls gener-
al of Great Britain, Germany, Russia
Spain, Venezuela, Argentina, Bollvia,
Brazil, Chill and Mexico. Many
prominent Americans were also pres
emit.
At s:3s o'clock the following message
left the Western Union wire, operateo
by Charles "A. Tinker, general superin-
tendent of the Western Union Ieie-
graph Co.:
Edscin d. adams, Nesc YORK: ,,.
God created. nature treasures, science utili-
yes electric power for the grandeur o. sno
Isirned1 CHAuNcEY M. DEPEw.
At $3.50 o'clock the same message was
received back by G. w. Dickson, after
it had traversed the following route
and return: From New York to Cal
weston via Chicago, San Francisco, Los.
Angeles and st. Louis; thence by way
of the Mexican Telegraph Co. and the
Central and South American Telegraph
Co. to Mexico, Nicaragua, Ecuador,
Peru, Chilli and over the Andes noun
tains to Buenos Ayres, to Rio Janeiro,
to Pernambuco, to Lisbon, Portugal;
thence TO Penzance, England, aud re-
turn. The total circuit was 27,5O0-
miles in length.
BY the Postal Telegraph Co.'S wire,-
sent at the same time, S:3S o'clock, by
A. b. Chandler, president of the COM
pany, the same message went to Los
Angeles, to San Francisco, to Van,
couver, to Winnipeg, to Montreal, to-
Canso, to Boston, to London, Lisbon
Gibraltar, Malta, Alexandria, Toxic
and returning same route to New
York after crossing North America.
Atlantic ocean, Europe, Asia and
Africa. The message made the trip
and return in fifty minutes. The
message on its return was received by
Thomas A. Edison.