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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19
Famous Trotter Dead.

LOUISVILLE, May l5.-Nightingale, the
fast mare of Mr.. O G. Hamlin of Buff
falo, which was in Edger's string of trot-
ters at the Louisville Fair and Driving
association track, fell dead while being
logged at u 3-minute clip. She was val
ued at $40, 900.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19
Treasury statement.

WASHINGTON, May I5.-The statement
OF the condition of the treasury shows /:
Available cash balance, $207, COS. DOB |;
gold reserve, Sll4, $3.50, ,730,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19
Pills DO Not Cure.

Pills do not cure Constipation.
They only nggravate. KarPs
Clover Root Tea gives perfect
regularity of the bowcls.-Sold by
Miller & Case.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19
Logan School Examiners Meetings.

The Board OF School Examiners of Logan
Village will hold regular meetings for the
Examination ofappllcants Tenchers Ccrtin-
Gates on the Third Wednesday of February,
April, June, August, October and December
ut the Office ofthe Superintendent, in the
School building of said Village. EXnmIna-
tlons begin at $3.50 A. NJ, lstandardl of each
day.
BY Order OF Board ofEx.
o. w. III Wright Pres.
II. II. Rayman, Clerk.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19

One of the best evidences that
Ayers Hair Vigor is an article of
exceptional merit is the fact that
the demand for ii is constantly in
creasing. No one who uses this
Incompatible dressing thinks Of
trying any other preparation for
the hair.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19
Wanted Idea I$:s $Gs $s7 $ ss;sEE{; .;E;; i&'%

Write JOHN wEDDERBURN & co Patent Attor.
neys, Washington, D. c. for their 81 800 prize offer
and list Of two hundred inventions wanted.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19

May %, half fare to Columbus,
good for return until May 90, inclu-
sive.
Buckeye Park May 3Oth. 10 cts.
round trip.
Cincinnati and return May Goth
and 9th good until May 3lst for
return Half fare.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19

The case Of the State Of Ohio VS.
Andrew Mitchell for disturbing a
meeting will be heard in Probate
Court to day.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19

Some people are constantly
troubled with limples and boils,
especially about the face and neck.
The best remedy is IL thorough
course Of Ayers Sarsaparilla which
eXpels all humors through the prop
er channels, and so makes the skin
become soft, healthy aud fair.
High School day at Columbus
May 22nd Hall fare rates.
Cincinnati May 25 and 26 good
for return until May 2S Half Rates
Ottawa Kansas May II, 81, and
% good to return for 30 days Half
fare.
Columbus O., May - good for re-
turn until May 23rd, half fare.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19
Bar Fixtures for sale.

Jacob Fox has second hand set
of Bar Fixtures in good condition,
for sale cheap. Also one jump Sc at
surrey wagon. Call at residence
or Steam Laundry, Logan, Ohio.
M4-4t
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19

pAM0NS Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets,
W. perfect Treatment for constipation
and biliousness. BaS@ One pill dose.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19
GROVES-MORLAN,

Married, by Rev. Wright, Satur,
day May lG, Mr.. Law renee ID.
Groves 10 Miss Jennetta l.. Morlan.
When you take Simmons Liver
Regulator this Spring for your
blood, and for Malaria be sure to
note how well it works, and how
quickly you find yourselves i'm
proved in health and spirit. 81
was induced to try Simmons Liver
Regulator, and its action was quick
and thorough. 1t impaired brisk
and vigorous feeling. 1t is an eX-
ccllent reme1y."-J. II. Hiland,
Monroe, Iowa.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19

10. Name the counties that lie In
the Hooking Valley and give the
area Of this section.
ORTHOGRAPHY.
Il. ID. RICKETTS,, Examiner.
/. What is sound? How are
sounds classified 1O%
9. In the formation Of the con-
sonant sounds, how many classes
are given them? Why Is the letter
IL not included in these divisions? :?
1913
3. When is "p" silent? 1919
4. Divide into syllablos and
accent rhymer, gauging, lien, i'm
pious, discretion. 1919
.. Name the organs of speech.
1873
6. Spell: siolist, plenary, valet,
betrayer, turgid, rith, buteus, linnet,
abs, pinnakle. 2j per cent
7. Define: scintillatc, solecism,
flaccid, flotilla, eulogy. % per cent
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19
PHYSIOLOGY.

T.. ID. RICKETTS,, Examiner.
/. Define periosteum, canine,
carpus, and eliminate.
.. Describe the articulation of
the skull with the spine. Why is
the atlas socalled?
3. How does broken bone heal ?
What is a fclon? How cured?
4. What is the muscular sense ?
How do we crafty it?
3. What is meant by the origin
of Il muscle? Why do the teeth
decay?
6. Should boy ever smoke +?
What is the cause of the "alcoholic
chill?"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19

pkM0FTS Nerve and Bone Oil Cures
Rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, Burns
and Bruises Large bottle rs cents.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19
THEORY AND PRACTICE.

w. e. Engle Examiner.
/. To what extent do you think
concert exercises beneficial?
2. In teaching, should rules or
processes first receive attention.
3. To what extent should the
teacher be controlled by the wish
es of parents in the management of
and instruction of a school?
1. Is it best to try to prohibit
whispering in school?
5. Write an application for q
school rs Il specimen of your PEN
manship.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19
Enterprise.

Farmers are very busy PLANTING g
corn..,s. Born TO Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Walker May 10th n
daughter. .... Wheat is looking
fine for the time of year and Is
heading out nicely. Grass
hoppers are very numerous and are
destroying the meadows. The
outlook for hay crop Is very poor.
.... The funeral services of Mrs.
William Van Curen Jr. took place
at her late residence, in Laurel Typ,
remains inferred at M. Il. Church
Fairview. .. Timmes Bros. ship
ped car load of hogs to Baltimore
Friday the 18th. ,... Thomas Lake
is on the sick list. .... Mr.. Bruce
Dollison passed through our midst
Wednesday enroute to Wild Cat
hollow. 1t is a little late in the
season to hunt wild cats "Bruce."
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19
Test Questions.
ARITHMETIC

w. Il. Engle, Examiner.
l. What Is the difference between
true discount and bank discount?
Illustrate.
2. Express drcimully 5.S Per cent,
$40 per cent. 2096 OF of an article
is how many per cent OF Sc Of it?
8. A gentleman left Columbus
and travelled until his watch was |
hour, / minutes too slow. Which
way and how far had he travelled? :?
4. A rectangular field containing
GO acres has its length TO its breadth
as to 9. Find the dimensions Of
the field.
5. The lengths of two similar sol
ids are in. and 20 in. The first
contains l8 Gu. ill.,, what does the
second contain.
6. Find the proceeds of note of
5000 date March 4, 1887, due Jan. !,
1883 with interest at G@6 and dis
counted Aug. 10, 1887, at 1919.
7. The premium for insuring a
foundry for 4 of its value at lS% is
$ll5.50. What is the value of the
foundry.
s. What rate Of dividend must
stock pay in order that my rate of
income on an investment of $780,
600 shall be 8 l-596 provided the
stock can be bought at 1851.
8. A dealer bought number of
horses for $500. Six having been
stolen, he sold { of the remainder
at cost and received $3.50. How
many did he buy?
10. Four boys start from the same
place at the same time and walk
in the same direction around a
race track 600 rods in circumstance
at the rate of s, 10, ~, Is rods per
minute respectively. In what
time will all first arrive at the
starting place?
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19

cured by
him. Ho
publishesa
valuable
work on
I his dis
ease, which
no sends
wi I h q
large bot
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19

Cap Friesner, Bert Oaks and
Lewis Gage are camping on the
river near Floyds and extend an
invitation for all their friends to
come down.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-05-19

We have Contract TO do the city
tapping and running services to
the curl. The trustees recognize
our efficiency and guard the city
main. Why should sou not guard
your property by having us com
plete your service.
WOOLLEN & BISHOP
Ayers Pills are recommended by
leading physicians and druggists,
as the most prompt and efficient
remedy for biiousness, nausea,
cOstiveness, indigestion, slugg ish-
ness of the liver, Jaundlce, aud sick
headache; also, to relieve colds,
fevers, neuralgia, and rheumatism
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-12-23
WisCOnsin-nyheter.

lcke sa litet. Emino Despins Green
Bay har af juryn blifvit tillerkand SILL
600 i skadeersattning fran Milwaukee
jernvagsbolaget, emedan han under
arbete bolagets tjenst forlorade ett
ben. Saken kommer att hanskjutas
till h6gre ratt.
Svar OIyckshandelse. Mrs A. G.
Erickson, som bodde nara Bangor, blef
onsdagen forliden vecka kastad ur en-
vagn, da de hastar efter hvilka hon ak
te skenade, och erh0ll fallet s8 svara
skador att doden f0ljde inom kort.
| Hennes man, som ocksa slungades ur
akdonet, undslapp med ett afbrutet
refben.
Port Wings hamn. Major Clinton
B. Spears har en- rapport till higsde-
partementet f0rordat att matningar fo-
retagas Port Wings hamn mellan
Ashland och Duluth som en- b0rjan till
de forbattringar, som borde goras der.
Maj. Spears rapport atfoljes af bref
fran w. G. Allen och T. N, Okerstrom.
Den senare sager, att $1,000 redan an
vandts q, stadens invanare for ham,
mems forbattring. Hammer eyer ett
fordelaktigt lage och tros framtiden
komma att blifva af stor betydelse.
Fran West Superior. Mrs Albena
Pellardis har blifvit tillerkand $3.50
skadeersattning fran Minneapolis Jour
nal Company, emedan tidningen inne-
hallit en- motifs hvilken hon framstal-
des som medlem af en- myntf
religa. = Barclay Milling Companys
stora mj6lqyarn s&ldes mandags pa
ofentlig auktion for 5000 till domare
s. N. Dickinson, som representerar bo-
laget. Mj6lqvarnarne hafva In
stallt slit arbete tills efter helgdagar-
ne och harigenom hafva $50 man blif--
Wit utan sysselsattning och laga priser
ligga till grund harfor.
Gikten stektes och kol1tes bort, men
l-patienten dog. Carl Schepke, en-
sektionsforman pa Wisconsin Central
jernvagen, boende Stevens Point, in
sjulnade for nagra veckor sedan gikt,
fran hvilken han var pa god vag att
tillfriskna, da en- gammal gumma kom
pa besok och foreskref en- "absolut sd
ker kur". Denna bestod att lata gni-
da den sjuke terpentinolja och ned
badda honom sangen med varma
strykjern bland sangklade FOR att,
CORA det riktigt varmt. Kuren forsok-
tes, men da mannen en- stund jemrat
sig ofver den odragliga hettan, fattade
de oljade kladerna eld, hvarvid han err
hon svara brannskador. Hans lAkare
gaf honom senare det radet att Ell for
soka sig pa nagra sadana kurer mera.
Men d& en- AMMAN van som kom pa be-
s0k, SADIE sig ktlnna drifva bort det on
da inom en- halftimme genom ett 8ng-
bad lat man honom forsoka. Och nog
brot han gikten, men sd kostade det
ocksa mannen hans lif. Da nagra van
ner ON EN- stund inkommo till den sju
ke, funno de honom sanslos och nagra
minuter derefter afied han az blod-
stockning hjernan, som fororsakats
genom Diet heta angbadet. Schepke
var As ar gammal och efterle lemnar hui
stru ooh here minderariga barn.
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L0pande No. n AZ.
DakOtd-nyheter.

Den nya adresskalendern / Aber-
deem, s. D., Visar att staden eyer 1885
myanare. ....@'.-
Eft nyft postkontor har blifvit upp-
rattadt / Linstad, Walsh CO., N. D., med
Louis Swenson som postmastare. ~
Svar anklageIse. En- prest yid namn
bertee 2 Strand Yankton, S. D.. bar
nyigen blifyit haktad pa anklagelse
att hafva statt EFT otillborligt formal
lande till en- ung fiicka, som for tyenne
ar sedan upptogs i hans familj. Pastor
Strand hade for nagra ar sedan sin
hemort i Minneapolis, MINI.
Bedragna blefyo fiera personer HUI
ron, 8. D., och omnejd, de fieste af dem
farmare, som for en- It'd sedan genom
trenne resande giorde bestallningar nA
kryddkramvaror fran en- Chicago-frma.
Ia dessa bekommos, befunnos de yara
al mycken dalig qvalitet. Hvarje ko-
pare hade undertecknat skuldforbin-
deIser, som sedan salts af bedraearne
I'LL andra personer och nu maste beta
las. Bedragarne hafva naturligtvis for
summit.
Bankr0fveri. Banken Caledonia
N. d., besoktes tidigt mandags morse
at lnbrottstjufvar, som sprangde dor
rem till kassahvalfvet och tillgrepo
en- ansenllg summa penningar. En- af
rofVarne, som nekar att uppge slit
mann, blef pa qvallen samma dag IFS
farllgt skjuten nara Ada, Mimi, af
sheriff Grunderson, da han nekade att
6tVerlemna sig rattvisans handler och
drog sin revolver for att CORA motstand.
Omkring s2,39o af de stulna penningar-
ne aterfunnos pa hans person.
For hustrumord har af grand iuryn
vackts atal mot Christian Christian
son, en- norsk farmare nara Clark. q.
ID. Christiansons hustru upptacktes
for nagon It'd sedan hangande dod ett
trad, och det antogs f0rst, att hon be-
gait sjelfmord. Men alldenstund de
bada makarne ofta gralat med hvaran-
dra, uppstod smart misstankar, att
Chr1stianson sjelf vallat sin hustrus
dod. Undersokningar vidtogos med
Diet resu1tat, att stora qvantiteter arse
mix funnos mrs. Christiansons uvar-
lefvor, hvarjemte flere andra misstank-
samma omstandighete kommit dac
gen. ssE 8; -833 s4s - 5esss sE
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-12-23
Julsang.

Det m6rknar ute, och vindens sus
Far 6fver de dunkla dalar; ...>
Matt faller 6fverden armes hus -r
Och rike mans stolta salar.
Hyar ar det illus, <
Det klara, som oss hugsvalar?
lsd5dens skugga, der I'm vi go p
vi blinde och sorgsne ALA,
Hvar Dir den strale vi hoppas pa,
Som skall ! var sE sEymning falla?
Guds himmcI bla,
Mar skall du till dig oss kalIa? d
& De eviga stjernor strala l1lart
Idaldernas dunkel neder..
AT festliga ljus ett underbart.
EFT glansande sken sig BREEDER.
Kom smart, kom smart,
Guds ljus, som allen oss leder!.
Men brasan brinner sa warm pa hall,
Och ljusen de skina klara.
Q. Diet dr. visst, att qyiill, iqvall, @
qviill viii ett barn jag vara,
! SD glad och sui
1 leende syskonskara!
ALT m6rber ljusnar for Herrcn Krist,
Som kom for att verlden lysa.
Guds helga aenglar med oljeqvist
0mskyggen nu dem, SOM frysa. N
4 qViill ska1l vlsst 4 n
Var hydda eaglarna hysa.
2. Iopelius.
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Jul.

Be, kladd sn6hvit svepning jorden hvtlar,
Der hon igenom svartbla rymder liar;
De klara stjernor pa kupolen hafva,
Sa vinligt glindra de yinternatten
Och skingra m6rlret 5fver land ochvatten-
Sc, julens englar ned till jorden sVafval
O. du, SOM pr5fvat, hvad det ar att Ida,
Som sett de kara slitas fran din sida
Och bortgl0md, ensam sitter juleqvallen -
o, torka taren! H6r med salig tjusning
AT juleenglars vina vingesusning
En- helsning bares ned fran himlatjallen!
Och du, hvars lefnadsdag DR. ideI m6da
En- standig strid att barn och maka f6da -
Till osterlandets stjerna h6j ditt oga
Och minis, att Han, som sverldar har tillrike',
I'LL jorden steg, fattigdom din like, e.
Och jordens guild din hag skall locka f6ga!
Och du, hvars angerslitna hjerta
For domen bafvar odndlig smarta-
H0r englaskaror, som holden sjunga, -
Att f6dd Dir Han, som ormens hufvud krossat
Och mensklighetens tunga bo:or lossat
SAINT will oss saiiggora, gamla, ungai
Och du, som tr0ttnat ldngesen att f6lja
De langa timmars lex pa t'dens b6lja, e-1'
I Der du pa plagans Tiger matt dig vrider =
Sc julens stjerna, hur hon lifiig tindrar
Och visar han pa den, som huldrikt lindrar
F6r luttrad jordeson hvart oval omsider!
Men du, som de varma, trefna salar,
Der ALT ON lycka, ALT omrikdom talar,
Kan julfr6jdsbagaren botten t6mma,
Barmhertig var mot dem som modem pr6fvat
Och Minis: hvad du mot dessa minsta 6fvat
Barmhertighetens fadefej skall glomma!
90 yarde ljus och varde jul, och julius finne
Ei blott It'll vara hem, men till vart SHINE
Bin vag valsfgnande juleqyallen!
Ma frid och helsa de burgnes hydda,
For mo och man de rika ritter krydda,
3 Och karlek duke bord i laga tjallen!
HenriE Wraner
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Julahon.

Du kommer och bringar
Med skinande vingar, ..
o, signade qviill, .g..
En- manande helsning
ON frid och ON fralsning
Till slott och till tjall.
En- kalla 6knen,
Eft skimmeri t6cknen,
Eft hopp yart We, .>
Ivintriga dvalan ,..-.,.~+ T.
En- varlig hugsvalan ---~. - g.. ..
0u 6nskar att ge. ~
'sDe arma och rika
For Gud aro lika",
Sa tonar din r6st, @
It'll ALA steg neder g..
Det barn, som bereder ~
Oss himmelens tr6st." - -
S& lar oss betanka, 49, ..s..... .,..,
: MIR gafvor vi skHnka
Pa fadernas sed, a. - ~:
Att yppersta gafyan S>s...
Har kommit fran ofvan -
Till menskorna nedl
~ d s. '. -
Lat ALA oss syfta .,.~s.:y-... ..-.
Att Jenna hvar klyfta -. o.
AT sorger och nod, +.
Att bordorna latta, Z
!; De fallne att ratta t. - @
Och syage ge st5d. .
Lat iilskliga spada ,.sr
At granen sig glada ..,.
Och oss at de sma!
Lat tiggarn af skarfven -
Och sparfven af kirfven s..
Isaknad Ell sta! l..,.
oss slossa ur verldens, =
Ur nojets och fiBrdens 1ss
otaliga garn! 49,. r.
Lat bojorna falla
Och locka oss ALA
Att "blifya som barn..
a
G. d. at Wirsen.
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Weather Report.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been 66 and 43 degrees,
with fresh southerly winds and partly
cloudy weather prevailing.
The barometrical readings at ; a. m.
and 5 p. m. yesterday were 1896 and
30.03 inches, respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 76 and sc
degrees, and one year ago to-day SO
and 40 degrees.
There was a trace of rain yesterday
The total rainfall for this month to date
is SO of an inch. The total for the whole
of May, 1895, was 81 of an inch. The
greatest total rainfall for May since
1910 was 3.25 inches, in May, 1889, and
the least was nothing, in 1873. lit will
therefore be noted that in a record of
fCrty-nine years there was but one year
in which there was not at least a sprin-
kle of rain.
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H'COY AGAIN WINS.
GIVEN THE DECISION OVER MYS-
FERROUS BILLY SMITH.
Smith Fought FouI-TOmmy Ryan's
Easy Victory Over Joe
Dunfee.

BOSTON, May 1S.-Kid Mccoy of
New York was awarded a decision over
Billy Smith of Boston this evening as
| the result Of a foul in the sixth round.
The men were scheduled to meet for
twenty rounds, and 1000 persons were
present. From the time the bell rang
for the first round, Smith tried to avoid
punishment, clinched again and again,
and after being ordered to break would
strike Mccoy, which, under the rules
/ is a foul.
! In the second round Referee DAILY
/ first cautioned Smith, but he repeated
! the offense up to the fourth, when he
was informed that a repetition would
result in a decision against him. Des-
/ pite this caution, he deliberately fouled
Mccoy in the sixth round before the
/ bell rang, and. without hesitating, Ref
cree DAILY gave the contest to Mccoy
| During the first three rounds neither
man did much effective work but Nc
| Coy showed his generalship and clev-
ernesS by keeping cool, while his oppO-
nent was groggy after receiving blow
| In the fourth round Mccoy forced
Smith to the ropes, and breaking away
got a strong right and left in Smiths
| face. Both men clinched, and Smith
struck Mccoy in the face.
| In the fifth Smith got in a left swing.
| followed by a right, on McCoys jaw.
Mccoy tried to draw Smith out by
| feinting for Smiths stomach, but was
unsuccessful.
In the sixth Mccoy landed humber
of rights and lefts in quick succession
on Smiths face, which made the latter
vince. This made Smith groggy Both
clinched, and Referee DAILY en-
deavored to break them, but be-
fore Mccoy could get away he
received an uppercut in the face.
which was a foul, and Mccoy was de-
clared the champion welterweight OF
America. He has been challenged by
Dick O'Brien and Joe Walcott
RYAN BESTS DUNFEE
BUFFALO On. ", May 1S.-In the
Exposition Building at the Buffalo
Driving Park tonight two middle
weights, Tommy Ryan and Joe Dunfee,
met in a twenty-round glove contest
before the Empire Athletic Club. Ryan
was clearly the superior of his antag-
oDist, and won in the sixth round with
a clever Knockout. The men were in
splendid condition. Ryan weighed LAT
pounds, and Dunfee 157. Briefly told,
the fight was as follows:
Ryan was shifty on his feet, while
Dunfee fought rather sturdily. The
first three rounds furnished an excel
lent exhibition of sparring. Then Ryan
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RAILROAD CONDUCTORS.
Visit From Assistant Grand Chief
Wilkins of Chicago.

c. H. Wilkins of Chicago, Assistant
Grand Chief Conductor of the Order OF
Railroad Conductors, arrived in the city
yesterday on visiting tour of the order
in the State.
Mr.. Wilkins was seen by Record
Union" reporter, and stated that his aim
was to confer with the different
branches of the order, and talk over any
proposed changes or necessary arrange
ments to be made in the future
He expressed himself as being de-
lighted with what he had seen of Cal
ifornia, and looked forward with pleas
ure to the time he might make another
meeting.
a meeting of the local 0. r. R. G. was
held last evening and Mr. Wilkins was
given a cordial greeting. He starts for
Winnemucca this morning.
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began to land repeatedly on Dunfee's
neck and on the stomach, while Dunfee
played in vain for a hook blow. Dun
fees leads were hesitating and weak.
One of Ryan's savage punches tore
Dunfee's ear, which bled freely.
In the sixth Ryan landed a series of
strong short-arm blows. and got away,
avoiding a clinch. Then he got Dunfee
in the corner and struck him a blow
which dazed him. When the referee sep
arated them Dunfee left his guard
open, and Ryan knocked him down He
came up, but again stood open, and
Ryan sent him to the floor with
shower of blows He came up and Crap
pied with Ryan, who broke away and
uppercut him. They clinched again.
and as the referee pushed Dunfee he
fell on his back and could not rise