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for Mckinley in order to make their
votes count against Bryan, repudia-
ton and anarchy as much as possible.
The republican leaders were on the
alert to protect under the law any at
tempt that might be made innlical to
the proper registration of the gold DEM
oeratic vote, and the same was the case
on this issue in all the wards.
In the First ward there was a big
gold democratic vote for Mckinley At
this ward George r. Cooley was mod
orator. and he was also town modera-
tor, and the election returns Of the city
were received at this ward When last
evening it became time to get the re-
turns from the wards this polling place
was crowded to suffocation by ward
workers and citizens in general eager
to hear the returns.
AT the Eighth ward Alexander Troup
was moderator. Mr.. Troup fell asleep
while sitting in the inner voting booth,
wearied, no doubt, with his exhausting
labors as leader of the silver party in
the state, and tired beyond measure
also over the big vote the ward and the
city in general was rolling up against
Bryan.
In the Ninth and Tenth wards an i'm
mense vote, comparatively speaking,
had been polled before l o'clock, and
the republican gains were big. Elk
Town Agent Clarity presided as mod
orator in the Tenth ward and ex-As-
SCISSOR Henry e. Marsh was moderator
at the Ninth.
In the Fourth ward the early vote
was big one, and "all was quiet, with
no scrapping" UP to a late hour in the
daytime, with scraps expected in the
evening, when the returns for Bryan
were known.
The intense public interest in the
election was manifest in the displays
of gold colored ribbons from doors and
windows, and flags adorned with gold
ribbons from residences of republicans
in many parts of the city. On Orange
street especially were these displays
noticeable. The effect was very pref
ty and very inspiring to the sound
money element
At the high school, in emulation, per-
haps of the vote taken at Yale, the
political preferences of the students
were expressed by ballots taken. The
result was, in a great majority of cases,
| a. sweep for Mckinley. In the seniors
room the vote came near being unani-
| nous for Mckinley, sound money and
| honest government. In room IL, the
next highest room, the vote stood A
for Mckinley, Is for Bryan and for
| the cold water candidate. In one of
| the rooms the Bryanite vote predomi-
mated.
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REPRESENTATIVES,.
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.

NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
New Haven't. Attwater Barnes, r;
F. l.. Averill, r.
Waterbury-G H. Cowell, r; A. Hall, r.
Administration H. Tucker, r; =
Burton, r.
Beacon Falls-D. J. Darlington, d.
Bethany-D. Humiston, r.
Branford-Tie vote.
Cheshire-F Doolittle, r; HI. Morse, r
Derby-H. A. Kennedy, d; E. H. Hal
lock, r.
East Haven't F. Andrews, r.
Guilford- -. Parmelee, r; -. Hill, d
Hamden-J. P. Shares, r.
Madison-E. w. Munger. r.
Meriden-W, Gallagher, r; G. Cough, r
Middlebury--G. f. Abbott, r.
Milford-D. P. Merwin, r, T. Thomp.
son, r.
Naugatuck-J. Hughes, r; w. ]
Cleary, d.
North Branford-R Beers, r.
North Haven-A. D. Clinton, r.
Orange-C. e. Graham, r.
Oxford--S. w. buckingham, r.
Prospects,. A. Talmadge, r.
Seymour-T. B. Beach, +.
Southbury-C. Fl. Smith, r.
Wallingford- =. Leavenworth, r; -
Hodgkinson, r.
Wolcott-A. N. Lane, r.
Woodbridge-H. II. Baldwin, r,
Republicans, 81 democrats, a.
Tie vote in Branford.
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Congressional summary
First district-Henry's plurality 1874.
Second district-Sperry's plurality 1895.
Third district-Russell's plurality 7551.
-ourth district-HilPs plurality l4SO5.
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DEATH OF WILLIAM G. ELLIS.

Amesbury, Mass. Nov. 3.-William
G. Ellis, president of the Anlesbury
National bank and of the Amesbury
Electric Light company, and pioneer
in the carriage building business here,
died this morning after g. long Illness,
aged sixty-four years. He was for
several years the head Of the Ellis Car
company.
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S34 10 $40 GhapsI Strait,
New Heaven, OF.
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TwENrY-FoURTH DISTRICT.
Senators Elected.

Senators Elected.
First District-Linus b. Plymptom
Second District-Elizur $. Goodrich.
Third District-George +. Kendall.
Fourth District-Erastus Gay.
Fifth District-Edward ID. Steele.
Sixth Distrlct-John w. Mix.
Seventh Dstrict-Dwight w. Tuttle.
Eighth District-William s. Beecher.
Ninth Distrlct--Benjami III. Lee.
Tenth District-Lucius Brown.
Eleventh District-John N Lewis.
Twelfth District-George w. Lounsbury.
Thirteenth District Edwin o. Keller.
Fourteenth Dlstrict--Wm. II. Marigold.
Fifteenth District-John n. Woodruff
Sixteenth Distriet-M. #. Latham.
Seventeenth District-Geo NJ. Harrington
Eighteenth District-Samuel A. Herman.
Nineteenth District-Do T. Warner.
Twentieth District Burton III. Nation.
Twenty-frst District-Alfred M. Wright
Twenty-second District--Chas. G. R.Vinal
Twenty third District-Thomas A Lake.
Twenty fourth District. Carl Converse
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VAULTS and CESSPOOLS
NEATLY CLEANED By
FARNHAM,

Prices low ana satisfaction guaranteed.
Orders left ut
BRADLEY & DAMS, 40G State St,
ROB'T YEITCH SONS, 974 Chapel St,
LINSLEY & LIGHTBOURN'S, 33 Br'way,
VIII receive prompt attention. z. o. Ad-
dress Box So5. Telephone 425-12.
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MOOSI(..

a Bryan-Sewall club was organized
in LOTUS hall on Friday evening last
Addresses We're given by Aessrs. Mer-
rifield, NJ. c. Judge, and G. G. BOland,
of Scranton. The club met last even
ing and some lively discussions were
participat ted in. The following are the
officers: w. j. Salmon, president; Will
liam McNally. vice president: John
Dempsey. secretary; William Lotus,
treasurer.
The Moosic band will accompany the
st. Aloysius society Of AvOca to Scran-
ton on Saturday, October 10. 10 partici-
pate in the large demonstration which
will take place there.
The nstallation of\pfiicers in Bennett
lodge. No. yO1. |. .. o. F.. took place in
the rooms Of the society ON Friday
evening last. An entertainment fol-
lowed which was we'll received. The
following was the programme: Opening
address Thomas Evans; song They
Never Told Lie David Edwards;
recitation. "Daddy's Boy" Flossie Ban
field; song, "As We Stroll on the
Beach" Miss Schroeder; intrumental
duet. Misses Bessie Hinds and Blanche
Tresalis; recitation, "A Dream" Will
liam Jennings.
Miss Rose Bradley, OF Scranton, has
returned home after spending few
days with her friend, Miss Ella McDOn-
aid. OF North Main street.
Miss Edith Smith spent the Sa bbath
in Dunmore.
Messrs. J. J. Sheehan and p. ]. Walsh
spent last evening in Pittston.
Mr.. LOTUS. Of Newport News, is vis-
iting his parents.
John LOTUS Is recovering from his
recent illness.
The .Avoca and MoOsic business men
crossed bats on the latter's grounds
Saturday afternoon. The game was
interesting. 1t ended in favor of Avo-
Ca. Score. Avoca. 81; Moosic, T..
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FACTORYVILLF..

Miss I.eona Bennett spent Sunday
with her parents at South Gibson.
Bruce Reynolds has gone 10 Phila-
delphia. where he will study dentistry.
Frank Smiley. Of this place. has ac-
cepted position in Miller Il Peck >
china hall at Scranton.
Miss Jennie Lewis. who has been Nis-
iting friends in town, has returned TO
her home in Montrose
George scissors new residence is be-
ing plast.red. and viii soon be ready
for its interior trimmings.
Walter kemmerer spent sunday with
his parents at this place. He started
Monday morning for Wesleyan univer-
siiy. Middlttown. Conn. where he Will
attend school.
Charles Bliss has returned from u
trip to New York city.
Thursday, oct. |. Henry Reynolds
and family enjoyed some fine straw
berries picked from their own vines.
\ number of the Christian t.ndeavors
OF this piac" expect to attend the COLI
ventiun at ~cra"iun this week.
Miss LOnceita Gardner. whe has been
suffering with Il severe attack of the
uuiusy. is on the road to recovery.
Mrs. II. y. 'apw"il was pleasantly
surprised last Friday evening by Il
number of our town people. " no spent
The. evening AT her home. and aided her
in celebrating her twenty eighth an
niversary. Refreshments were served
and all departed after having spent a
very delightful evening.
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Highest Of all in Leayeung PowerLatest s. Cow >eport
R&g>Al! g! Rs*as&; RsklR&
ABSOLUTELY PURE

inc Brainard. at the home of Joseph
Birkett. on Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kane are visiting
friends in Scranton.
Miss Jennie Purple and Miss Carrie
Geary We're elected delegates of the
Baptist Christian Endeavor society to
the state convention to open IN Scran-
ton today.
Ralph Giles has returned home after
spending a week fishing at White Oak
pond.
Miss Name Kerins and Bridget XII
hullen have returned from visit win
friends in Oneonta. n. y.
Miss Rose Strickland spent yester-
day in Scranton.
Miss Maggie Clifford is visiting
friends i'm Pittston and Avoca
The family of David McMyne. VINO
had a narrow escape on Saturday even
ing from suffocation by coal gas. are
improving. though tn. mother and
daughters still suffer from the acci-
dent.
Miss Clara Doyle is confined 10 her
home by Illness.
Rev. Jacob Harris and daughter.
Miss Sadie Harris, Of WINNERS has
been visiting his son. Charles l.. Har-
ris. OF Cemetery street.
A Democratic banner noW floats over
Main street opposite the restaurant oi
James Boylan. Pictures OF Bryan ana
Sewall look down upon the street. with
this inscription. The Peoples choice.
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AWRENCEVlI.l.E..

Miss Mable Egbert is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Rankins, at Scranton.
Mrs. Berlish was calling On friends
out Of town yesterday.
Mrs. Connolly was visiting among
Taylor friends yesterday.
William Shales was visiting in Pitts
ton on Friday.
Fred Cordy has accepted Il ppSiti ION
us teamster at the Lawrence Store COM
pany.
Mrs. Hannah Bennett and grand
daughter. Nettie Cot. has returned
from Berwick.
Mr., and Mrs. William Laird spent
Sunday at the home of her father. Mr.
Stevenson.
Miss Fannie Hide has returned home
to Wilkes Barre.
Mrs +. Ellis and Miss NJ. Porter spent
Sunday with Mrs. Ira Porter.
Andrew Alduro Is ON the sick list
Dr. J. A. Burlington and wife were
calling on friends in Pittston Sunday
DR.. Thompson has returned to Balti-
more. Md. where he will continue his
medical studies.
william Williams Is on the sick list.
Peter Rowland IL recovering from his
illness.
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TAYLOR.

The Willing Workers Of Tia" Mrlh"-
dist church vi Taylor, Pa, Will give AN
oyster supper in the church On FRIDAY
evening, Oct. y, for tn" small sum ol
H. cents. Ice cream and other refresh
ments for those who d." not take
uN SterS.
Miss Ella Davis, of Hyde Park, Wis
tied Miss Nellie Moses, Of FeltsNillr,
on sunday
Pride or l.ackawanna lodge. Nh. Is,
wiz hold an important meeting this
evening.
John Davis, of Hyd" Park, spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr. ANA Mrs.
Daniel Davis. of Feltsville.
This afternoon the marriage OF James
Corners and Miss Kate Grogan will be
sulemniZed.
Miss Edith Anderson. Of Green Ridge,
was the guest of Miss Elizabeth Ann
Jenkins ON Sunday.
The tickets are out for tn" fair and
festival of the Calvary Baptist church
at Weher'S rink. Nov. -. %, - and ~.
and are selling quite rapidly.
A Republican rally will be held at
Fasshnld'S hall this evening. The fol-
lowing well-knOwn gentlemen Will
speak on the issues of the campaiSn:
Hon. G. +. O'Malley. Colonel +. l..
Hitchcock and j. Elliot Ross. An invi-
tation is extended to all taxpayers. re-
gardless Of political affiliations.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Al al-day convention of the Chris
tian Alliance workers Will be held
"Wednesday. October I, at the Congre
autional church. The meeting will he
he'd by Miss Draper, of Sing Sing, y. Y,
and other Alliance workers will adj
dress the meeting.
Miss Laurie Gillick. of Moosic. and
T.. i. Ryder. Of the Wilkes Barre Rec
ord, We're the guests of Miss Mary
Bremen, of South Main street, last
week.
Miss Jean Wrilman, formerly head
hook Keeper in Hotel Anthracite left
yesterday for Jersey City. where she
VIII accent II more lucrative position.
Miss Mary N"alon has resigned her
position as milliner for Mrs. Budding
ton.
Miss Margaret Mannion. of Battle
aV-nn", is entertaining Miss Kate Ma
l"nry. Of Susqu"hanna.
Matthew Brown, of Scranton, spent
sunlay i'm this city.
". l., t.. MurSS and family left veS-
i'r'lay for Harrisburg, where they will
visit friends.
win Watt spent Sunday with rela-
tiy"s in Wilkes Barre.
Miss Margaret Kelly has returned
hEln" from !; visit with friends in Sclan-
ton.
Albert pyn". Of Grove street. left on
Saturday for New York city. where he
viii attend the Holiness mission which
ie in session.
j. +. Anderson. of Nandling. has
moved his family 10 this city. Mr.. An
d"rson has charge of some Of the con-
structou work for Park K CO.. the paw
ing contractors.
The kinley and Hobart banner or
del~d by the Republicans in this city
"riivcd lAterday morning.
A,rs. John sullivan, of New York city,
b. visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
john Clune ON Farview street
Charlie johnson and Will Mitchell
rode to AVoca on their wheels Sunday
and returned the same day.
Mr.. Chafield, of New York. is visiting
tt the home Of Frank Smith, on Gar
ield avenue.
Mrs. John zimmerman is entertaining
her niece, Miss Ball. of iOnesdale.
The carpenters at work on kinback' s
new factory gave IA dance last evening
in the new structure.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Tricl<ey and daugh-
ter. Katherine. who have been visiting
Mrs. Trickey'S parents Mr.. and Mrs
Pierce Butler, have returned TO their
home in Chicago.
Drs H. &. Wheeler and A. Gillis per-
formed "a surgical operation on Mrs.
Fox. of South Church street. yesterday Y
morning.
Mrs. Sarah Brainard. of Buffalo. and
John Abbott, of Willies-B Barre. spent
Sunday with his parents in this city.
Miss Margaret Finneran. of Dunia ff
street, Is entertaining Miss Kate Mo
ieitnott. of Honcsdale.
Airs. Martin MalOneN. of Philadelphia,
are visiting their sister. Mrs. RATHER
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NOTES..

The Medical society will meet on
Wednesday evening at which DR.. =. T.
Mengel will read Il paper on Hydro
phobia.
Rev. j. w. Nyvall, pastor of the
Swedish Lutheran church on North
Franklin street, has been called to a
church in Fitchburg. Mass. His place
here will be filed by Rev. A. \. Ma
cinsOn, OF Dover. n. j.
The steam saw mill of F.. NJ. Wag-
ner d Son, in FairmOunt township, was
destroyed by fire on Friday night, en-
failing a loss of s., 900.
Architect POdmOre has drawn plans
for $1,000 club house to be erected on
LuZerne avenue. PittstOn. The new
building will be twO-story editice.
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GOT. sos AND eos MEAas BUILDING
Corner Washington Avenue and Spruce Scranton,

This institution is fitted with the latest
appliances in electricity, comprising the
valuable achievements of Professors Nor
ton Rockwell. Ranney, Mcintosh, Nc
Bride Edison, Roentgen and others. and
the physicians and assistants are compe-
tent and reliable.
Let us cali your attention to the facts
that in this institution We have the facili-
ties for producing the Rays strong
enough TO enable us TO see through the
flesh of the human body; can distinguish
fratures Of the bone, Sislocation and de-
fOrInties of the joints, and locate metal
lie substances in the flesh of the body.
With our superior t.lectro-static lntlu-
ence Machine We are In a position to apply
the Electro-static Spray, Bath, the Elc"-
tro-static Massage. I.ocaliZing Points, the
Sensitive Spark and the Franklinic Cur
rent.
With our large Galvanic and Fara,lic
Cabinet equipped with complete cell
switch carrying from forty to eighty cells,
Rheotome. Rheostat. Milliammeter. Pole,
Changer. Current, SelectOr and Induction
Coils. We are enabled to apply Pure and
Interrupted Galvanism. and many forms
Of Straight and interrupted Faradism.
With our special Sinusoidal iMasnetic)
instrument we can accomplish all that can
be done with this wonderful current.
With our Galvano-Cautery we are en-
abled to perform many difficult operations
that have heretofore been assigned To ihc
surgeons knife.
With our 100 Electrodes we can reach
every part Of the human body.
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Louis Creter. of 4OS South Main street
died at his home on Saturday aged 90
years. Deceased was born in Germany
and came to this country in 1860. In
1862 he enlisted as Il private in Co. r.,
One Hundred and Seventy-third regi-
ment. and served nine months. He re-
turned 10 Scranton and was married
to Helen Rattenberg of that place OH
October 4. 1862 and lived there until
lSGi. when he moved To this city. and
has lived here since. He was Il mem
ber ot the Knights of Pythias lodge.
~ He is survived by widow and
four children-Alrs. II. c. Lang, Miss
Anna. William ana Peter. Funeral
VIII lr held from his late residence. 400
South Main street today at . p. III
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COLLAPSE OF A MULE BARN.
rW"-$tOr, Structure at POwdcriy :
Mines Caves In.

\ two story frame structure At the
FuW derry mine. used as Il barn lof 'ht'
mules and for the storage OF nay ana
feed. collapsed on Saturday OWING 10
the settling of the ground.
The tal of a portion OF the building
cane without warning but the mules
W-r" fortunately all out OF III" barn.
Had the accident occurred al niShl
many ui th-m would have doubtless
been killed or overwhelmed anu
Snuthrr-d. None of the men employed
W-rc near the building at the time nut
TIE noise OF the fall brought men 10
the srol and Warren Tappan and his
force of mine carpenters were soon At
work. THE building will soon be re-
stored and made safe.
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WYOMING.

Miss Odel De Wolf spent Thursday y
with her sister in f,dWardSville.
W. Fl. Patterson viii leave this
morning for NOxun.
Lewis Rinker has been entertaining
his broth from StrUudsburg the past
week.
Miss Nellie Robbins OF Luz.rne. is
spendng Il few days with her friend,
Miss Anna Thomas.
John cambridge moved his family
to Forty Fort yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Nuss. Mrs. Alvin Rob
insUn and Mrs. r.. A. De Wolf. spent
Thursday with Mrs. Clinton Brader, of
Nkilk.s.
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YEN NIEU IS PLEASED.
China'> Commercial Am ba sadOr Has
Praise tor Is.

Washing ton. Oct. J.--Mihisfer Yang
iu of China yesterday had call from
Yen Nieu. IN. imperial commercial am
haSsadur OF the -lnl,eror of China and
his suite who arrived here at a late
hour last night. The ambassador who
Is u Chinese official has no diplpln Tie
functions, bat his business is purely II
q commercial character. and he is max
ing "trip through the United states
ana conducting an inquiry particularly
into the state Of his cuuntrymen here
Mr. Yen says h. is much pleased with
what he has seen vi he country AMI its
people. He has received most encolr-
aging REPORTS from the Chinese mer-
chants whom he has met. The amp1s-
sador will spend most Of his time in San
Francisco.
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W|LKES-BARRE.
Scranton Wheeimeu Entertained.

over twenty members OF the Scran-
ton Bicycle club came to this city Sun
day and were entertained by the
Wilkes Barre Wheelmen at Bear Creek.
The visiting wheelmen rode from
Scranton to Bear Greek and return. u
distance of sixty miles. While riding
from Glen Summit to Searfoss's. "Dick"
Turner. Frank Brown. Mr. Van Horn
and one of the Scranton wheelmen had
lively experience. They swirled
around curve In the road and saw a
wagon ahead. Turner turned his wheel
into the woods. fell on it and smashed
it. Van Horn ran into the horse, and
the latter reared in the air and came
down on Van Horns machine, smash
ing it. Neither wheel could be ridden
and both were left at Searfosss, Turner
and Van Horn coming to Wilkes. Barre
on a wagon.
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kingstOn's New Industry.

\ new manufacturing company
which will begin operations within u
few days. has recently been organized
in Kingston. II is known as the Ma
chine and Boiler Manufacturing com
pany. limited, Of Kingston The oftt
GERS of the company stamps its relia E
Dility. They are: X. h. Vaughn presi-
dent: W. t. Somers, secretary; A. j
RUut. treasurer: Charles r.. Strous-
general manager. and Oliver Johnson
uec chaucal engineer.
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Work on Belmont Street.

The new tracks Of the Traction COM
pany are being laid on Belmont street
and the work is progressing rapidly.
Th" street will he widened where 1t is
necessary, and in all respects improved.
Jasper RoZencranz has charge of the
track with u large force of laborerS.
belmont street will thus present IL fine
appearance when the work of paving
this important street is completed.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL REUNION.
SrrciaI Services Are Held at Berean
BAPTIST Church.

The services at the Baptist church on
SUNDAY morning We're of more thah
usual interest and We're largely at
tended. An appropriate sermon was
given. The pastor. Rev. II. T.. JepSon
spoke of the importance of early reils-
ious instruction and training. Al the
SUNDAY school service. ::;;S6 We're present.
ana enjoyed Il very interesting order oi
services.
Al the evening service Miss Augusta
Carter. prin,i,,aI of the Girls Training
=, hool at Franklin. n. G.. gave an m
terestnE adresS respecting the WORK
carried on among the colored people:
Mrs. George Benton Of this city ana
Mrs. j. y. OConnor. Of Je!myn. sang
u deut which was very much ei]oS'u
by The large congregation present.
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Whcelman Breaks His Collar Bone.

Harry r.. BronS. Af Mountain Top,
who is we'll known in this city, while
riding his wheel in the Diycle race al
the Carbon county fair Friday after
noon, met with an accident whereby he
broke his collar bone. He was in the
two-mile race and was spinning his
wheel around the track. When near
the half-mile post his pcddle caught in
the wheel uf one OF the other cyclists
and threw him off with the above re-
suit
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Awakened Ey Burglars.

The residence of T.. &. Porter of
North church street, was lately visit
,,i by thieves. who finding Il back door
unfaSirn-d. entered about two O'Clock
in the morning. They had found their
way to Dr. ThOmpsOn'S office. turned
down the lights and We're evidently
about to proceed to plunder the prem
SeS when Mrs. Porter hearing them.
aroused the family and the burglars
made 4 haSty departure.