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A Father's Awful Crime.

DRYDEN Mich, July 2l.-Georee
Swayne, a farmer, about As years old,
living near here, killed his three small
childrefl and set fire to his house, then
blew his brains out this morning. His
wife died short time ago. 1t is thought
that this deranged his mind
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Atlanta Journal stays.

ATLANTA, Ga. July 21.-The Allan
ia Journal, which led the fight in
Georgia against the free and unlimi-
ted coinage of silver, said In Its lead
ing editorial today, that while it can
not approve of all of the Chicago plat
form, it will support Bryan and Sewall.
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Bad dreams dis

0oo s44Co4&8 WV
tress the man whose
digestion is out Of
order. Constipation
creates more dreams
than are in the infer
nal regions. People
who are troubledwit
constipation sleep
badly and restlessly.
Sometimes they cam
not sleep at all, and
when they do sleep,
the dreams come. It
doesn't take so very
long to wear a man
out with that sort of
thing. He gets ur
IN the morning feel
ing worse than he
Id ,,bo1 da -onx
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FOR SALE BY
BLAKELEY & HOUGHTON
THE pALLEs. OREGON.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed administrator OF the estate
now deceased All persons having claims
against snld estate will present the same, duly
verified to me at Kingsley, Oregon. or TO my
Wasco county. Oregon, within six months from
the date hereof
Dated at Dalles City. this 10Th day Of July.
1895 &. PHILLIPS.
Administrator of the estate Of ChfistInn Phil.
lips, deceased. JS5we
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Many Lives Lost.

FRANKFORT, KY. July 2l.-The
severest rain storm known here in
years was that of last night. The CAL
ney bridge, on the Louisville & Nash
vile railroad, was washed away. stop
ping traffic. Conway Q mills, warehouse,
etc, were also washed away.
"Parties living on the other side OF
the creek sent report that Bradley,
wife and five children were washed
away and drowned; Dan Moore, late
candidate for county judge. is missing.
Bridges on the short line were washed
away" 1t is believed more lives were
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SILVER MEN IN SESSION.
Congressman Newiands, of Nevada. Made
Temporary Chairman.

Temporary Chairman.
ST. LOUIS, July 22.-Delegates to
the national silver organization were
late in assembling at the grand music
hall, and there were not enough spec.
tators to fill the galleries when j. j.
Mott, chairman of the national COM
mittee, called the convention to order.
1t was long after II o'clock when he
stepped to the platform and raped for
order Prayer was offered, after which
Miss Lille B. Pierce, Of this city, read
the Declaration of Independence.
Congressman Newlands. of Nevada,
was elected temporary chairman of the
convention. His speech was received
with great enthusiasm. Speaking OF
Bryan he said: I'VE must accept the
brilliant leader of the democracy and
march with him to victory.
The chairman read q telegram from
Senator Teller saying that vote for
Bryan and Sewal was vote for the
monetary Independence of America.
! MS was received with great cneerlng.
Committees on credentials and per-
manent organization were appointed
and the convention took recess until
4;3o P. NJ.
The convention was again called to
order at o'clock by temporary chair.
man Newlands. A motion to admit
populists to the hall without tickets
carried.
The committees on credentials, rules
and permanent organization reported
and the reports were approved.
Tne committee on permanet organ
iz ltion reported w. P. St John, of New
York, for temporary chairman and he
was escorted to the platform amid |
great applause,
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SUCCESS Is IN SIGHT,
Bryan Men Confidently Make This Claim
Absolute Controu IL Assured

Bryan Men Confidently Make This Claim
Absolute Controu L. Assured.
ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-The Bryan
managers confidently claimed this
morning that they had passed the
Rubicon, and their control of the con-
vention was practically. assured.
There are conditions and details yet to
be worked out, but they believe they
have won the main victory. the nomi-
nation or Endorsement of the Chicago
ticket. An attempt of some populists
to force the withdraw of Sewall and
the nomination of a populist for vice.
president haa been defeated by the
stand taken by Bryau's friends, and
the positive answer of the chnirman
Jones, of the democratic national
committee, that such thing could
not be considered.
Notwithstanding the confidence Of
the Bryan managers. however. they
will not relax their efforts. They have
most complete organization, and
every man has instructions for today.
They will canvass every incoming
delegation and keep up the work of
proselyting among those already here.
Although they claim victory, they
believe there will be bolt of the radi-
Gals. and, paradoxical as it may seem,
this is-what some Of the most level
headed desire. The democratic mana
gers certainly are not averse to split
which will carry out of the convention
the extreme men. They claim that
the allegiance of some Of these men
could do the ticket infinitely more
harm than good. The battle, OF
course, will come on the floor of the
convention, and no one now doubts
that there will be general display Of
bad blood.
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Shot Himself In the Mouth.

PENDLEToN, Or, July 23.-Judge
Edw ard Depeatt was found dead in his
Office in Athena at Pm. today, having
committed suicide, He was missed at
home Tuesday night, and his family
thought be had come to Pendlet0<
They telephoned here Wednesday,
learning nothing of his whereal
commenced search. Today
Leavely and Deputy Marshal
entered his office through
and found him lying.0
arms were across
hand holding a
having passed
mouth and l0
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men, and supported the Sherman
purchasing act in order to insure the
passage Of his tariff bill.
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JAPAN's GREAT TIDAL WAVE.
Omcial Report of the Catastr0phs B.
ceiyed From Toxic.

ceiyed From Toxic.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The secre-
tary of state has receiveda report from
the United States minister at Toxic,
in regard to the recent tidal wave in
Japan.
"a horrible disaster has befallen
Japan" he says, causing the death Of
10000 people and leaving twice that
number homeless and starving.
'On the evening of June Is the
northeastern lateral of the Island Of
Pondo, for distance of nearly 200
miles was subu erged by tremendous
tidal wave, 80 feet in height, which,
in sweeping irresistibly upon the
coast, only spent itself after q
rush of many miles into the interior
and retired, leaving desolate waste
of sand and debris where had stood SO
many homes and villages. The first
meager reports from the scene of the
catastrophe gave little idea of its mag
nitude, but each succeeding budget Of
news arriving from the north, has
added to the appalling character OF
the disaster until at the time of writ
ing, June 25), it is estimated that the
mortality will number more than
O.OOO,n
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H1sMARcK,s LETrER.

London. September 26.-Thc correspond
ent Of tho Times at Berlin says: prince
Blsmarck's Letter TO Governor Culberson
of Texas Commenting the idea that tho
United States should undertake the free
coiuage Of silver Independent of other ma
tons has been hailed with 1ub1inton in
ngraran circles hore. II is quite true that
he always hankcrcd for double standNrd,
but wlicn in office, he would never as
sumo responsibility for any b,mefalic
measure. His letter may be added 70 the
list Of ;rrespons bic but dangerous utter
auces deriving importance from their
power to mIslead persons possessing great
or capacity for hero worship than for in-
dependent thought"
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DEMOCRACY IN NEW YORK
John Boyd Thacher Declines the Gu
bernatorial Nomination.
HIS VIEWS ON THE COINAGE ISSUE


Albany. N. y, September 25.-Iohn Boyd
Thacher declined the democratic nomlna-
ton Tor governor I'm his statement TO tho
notification committee TO-DAY.
This was the day SCI for the visit 10
Thachcr by the committee of I'VE an
pointed at the meeting Of the state demo-
cratic committee Tuesday. 10 officially no
,iry him of his nomination. but In advance
Of their coming he gave out n letter nm.
nouneing his declination. At the outeet
of his statement. Thatcher made aoknowl-
ctl.ements of the honor which the nom
nation implied and IN tho next sentence
said that he was constrained to decline IT
In the course of hls statement Mr..
Thnoher said; az is impossible for me
vIth The Views I hola ia make a ,outess
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handle razor, donated by c. T.. & Theo.
Berlng. Jr.; seventh, one years subscrip-
tlon Ia Houston Evening Age eighth. me
perfumory. by Abbott Ccoker-ll; ninth. 20
ice cream 50 In tickets, hv |. Lewyn; tenth,
tine ink stand by V. Il. Crawford. The
value Of the above prizes foot up to Sl95.
The following are the entries and the
handicaps that they WA receive:
T. II. Sweareuren, scratch: Roy Spore'
scratch: Hermann. scratch; LahAdie,
scratch. Bismarck u Ter, 30 seconds; W, u.
Scruegs, 1880: W T.. Gale. 1:2e: d. y.
Rudcsiu. 200. p. X. Bates, 2:o1; Seymour
Hanford. 200. Frank Berleth. 9:3O; W. NJ.
Morithew, go: John lllG, go; y. y.
smrgss, s:"; G. L. Bering, 900; Henry
Dudley. 500: Thco Der ng. $3.50: Furnlss
Everett. 400; Woody Choske, 400; sam
Referee. Mr.. Y. c. Munger.
starter. James Hayes Quarles
Judges, Messrs Rufus Cage, a. r.
sharpr. d. Il. Kennedy, o. II. p. Rudes.ll'
George Go re- b. briggs. +. c. Colby, Dr. r.. w,
Timers. Messrs c. Arthur Wliiams'
Nat s. Green John Patrick, Dr, W. A.
knight, Jack Fernandez ana j. A. frleo-
man. ,,...ar,o,, yu.
IInlrr. Jerome Sw nso-d, Cap Cuimore;
If ne weather win improve by TUGS
day. September % this race VIII pr one
of the biggest affairs ever hcid II ieA"S
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/ ROAD RACE TUESDAY.
Spore Has Received Number
OF Entries.
|uANGE MADE IN THE COURSE
|"'hse'' Entries and Oficers-scores
wine Baseball Game-i;acas
Yesterday.

w road race next Tuesday Is as
: greater proportions than ROY
VIC promoter. ever hoped II would.
S'ufse has been changed slightly
s'sn' OF the bad condition OF the
4''e the start ana finish had been
@Op' Inc change will not have any
tue view that the audience would
~" anofded at the old place. The
now stands S as follows:
y Fifth avenue on the Houston
00uievard, going south. passing
'aFk TO Washington street, thon
me right going west to Brunner
u Drummer where the turn we'll he
'"eh the same route gone over
starting POINT on out to the end
~"A Heights boulevard and turn.
'" the west as far the Heights
~ me turn VIII be made. and
MI we route to the finishing point
s'cAue, where the race will finish.
are number Of turns. but they
:. NC easily nego.iated. because the
l. very VIDE and smooth at the
Poih's. At the Drummer end Of
mere is a very wide platform in
grocery store. which viii aid
80 IN the turn. At the other turn
III heights there is a cross street,
r mo- snenei and that will All the
4 MIL, On mat turn. The coursS Is
| nce 90. ~ length ana is the finest
fss,on oI MS that could ice picked out
ks,t ~, me audience not only sees
d NH" N'sh, hut also sees the race
VAL vhree m.los of n is over.
Ri sn.ot the prise list has be n
s.d ~, ias, Sundays issue Of The
""' therefore be recesarily r.
kek r q Wright have donated two pair
hi lett""rrF tres. Roy Spore alsl re-
Vim H.. Uotdtlng enc pa + of pebble
kind ~, from the Boston Woven
h ~ rubber company. The following
"sl that the boys w,ll run
y sio rraG :, First, si5 in merchandise
|hr,r m Houston. donated by Hous-
Z, o,a street Ra lway company;
tres 'dlr pebble tread VIM sinele
} snS pu9nated by Boston Woven
n bril- "bner company, also part of
(tona,ed VIII be one pair of bicycle
lNrsn py Hamilton Bros: third. one
h dorais wright quick repair road
p sIx " by Morgan Il Wright;
h'aa posm, months subscription 10 The
(sny, az by the Houston Prindng
|hhd,s" ~, Woods ram horn ADJUST
1nns , Dars donated by Indiana Nov
I tos,taEs sixth, Happy Thought
lars so oy Perrill & Gale: seventh,
|rnss subscription T., Houstnn Even
b dim eighth, eyclomc,er, by ROY
klass cup and saucer, by john
o 800 q 20; tenth, L. A. w. lock.
kss s,,~ees-First, sl5 worth Of mer-
Itcnatsis ny store in the city OF Hous-
~ GU, by Houston Electric Street
y Rrlrhphhy; second, one pair Nor
ekr'ssM quick repair tires. and also
! u ns S,Saatel by Morris, the clothier;
Z Sea- OF blankets. by Half Bros;
]; ff,bs Brass company. bridgeport,
M one years subscription to
shng Herald; sixth. ivory
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But
i HAVE STRUCK
ANOTHER MATCH.

Let me toll YOU OF something which ac-
tually took place recently in. the West
End - little child said 10 her father,
little girl baby. II they are not too ex-
pcnsive should like on worry mnch."
Tho colcfcd cook had died next door,
couldn't arrange 10 Take care of the mite
OF humanity she i1Gd given birfh to a few
months before.
lie went home and tod His youthful
daughter that he had made arrangemnts
10 ger her a cute coiored baby. when the
little tot said;
AL, a. 80 su",T me ~ IN sea.p ,.,,,h MI
e'aek sister. 20 III Just 20 across the way
and see II l can't fix II so that we can
haye that little red baby DIR. - brought
them last fall"
DR.. Minor told me this. 30 7 presume Il
must be founded on fact. ct any rata.
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THEY HELD THE FORT.

Boston. September 20 1.-THE 500 delegates
favorlng George Fred Williams who held
the fort" in Music Hall all night. were
called TO order by Timothy W Coaldey.
Three cheers were gwen for Bryan and
sowall with great vim. After organization
had been perfected Timothy NJ CoaAley
placed Hon. George Fred Williams in
non was inrle liaaely made with three
ringing cheers. &. 4. Callahan Of Holy
exc Was nominated FOR lieutenant gov
secretary Of state, Thomas S. Watson Of
Br4inneli for treasurer snd recover gen
cral, for attorney general, John -. O'Don.
rel Of Ba nfeld. for auditor, Morris L.
OF quincy.
The convention n Faneun Hall organ
lied with Judge Corcoran IS chairman. 4
motion 70 indorse the nomination OF Bry-
an and Sewal and the Chicago platform
drew out protest from Thomas J. Gar
gan. who. few days ago. resigned from
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THE LIGHT
or MY LIFE
HAS GONE OUT.

Wen Gas usual, about three months aztec
sne had dofunctcd. Ne took 1t into his
head to marry another girl. and went to
see n minister about uniting them In gall
ing and trrriicaly expensive bonds OF
mntriinony. The paraon expressed him
self hs being quite willing 10 perform tho
operation, but remarked that The inscrip-
non no had placed on his first -N'fc's tomb
stcno might Iaoye aOmownat enbarrass-
ing.
the ex ,fnonruCr. Lot me see. | said, Tho
light of my life has gone out didn't ~
Well, III soon fix that. There's lots OF
room underneath. and IN Just have the
monument man put there:
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wlth the exeep!lon I'D ono gam.. tomorrow

with the exception OF one game tomorrow
between Chicago end Cincinnati. Balti-
mere and Cleveland viii contest for the
lemple cup series, and Louisville, as
usDal. finished last. The standing of the
clubs is as follows:
Baltimore, ssh levolaud. 6lg. Cincinnati
tut, Boston. A,. Chicago, DOS, ittshurg
az. New York. 40, Philadelphia, 400.
Washington l5j brooklyn, 450; 81 Louis
3pS, Louisville. 80.
The Baltimore and Cleveland clubs Wi
play four gaines for the Temple cup
Baltimore next Thursday Friday ana
-
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rnE GENERALs N, an PArL.

ST. Paul MINI, September 20. Governor
Algor and party were met at Wilnar by
the Grand Army post a band and about
1000 c,t zcns. 4 short stop was made. ara
Generals Glckle5 and Stewart made
speeches from a platform hastily erected
nj the depot. Great enthusiasm prevailed
Mayor Doran. ex-GOyernor Merriam . 10
a number OF other 81. Paul citizens \ mt
~ Texas Commenting the idea that the
arriving with them late I'm the evening,
The party was met by delegation OF
veterans. and after dinner went directly
10 the Auditorium. where an enthusiastic
conoourse Of over GOO people had assem-
the veteran campaigners. The list Of vice
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Torro Ilaute Ind, September 2G~rEoi
Boy wen the hfth heat and race OF tn
e:l3 irot unfinished Thursday. Time, 2,lL
2l5 trpt, purse 5000 unfinished from
Tnilr-a ay-Cut Glass won third heu' .
Newcastle fourth ard nfth ana race, bes,
ume. 2;l2}..
gl5 trot, purse Sijoo-Nespania won IN
Straight heats II esperrs second. Virginia
Belle third. Time. 2l3
zoos pace, purse $l0N-Badge won, Very
Capel second. phcno, tdrd. Time, @'N
s,8 trot. purse Sl0)o-lielen X. won
Time. 2lji4
The 200 class trot WAS declared off.
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prrn TO spEAK.

Atlanta. Ga, September @.-Thomas -.
Reed has been invited 20 speak IN Atlanta
Grfoi,o,. q The Invitation was extended by
Thomas II. Martin president Of the AZ;
,ar,ra Mex niey club. and was forwarded
nv state Chairman +. a. Buck. 10
,,y5crstood that the National committee
iii arrange for n weeks tour Of Sosth
Carolina by Mr.. Reed.
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ST. LOWS EVENTS.
St. Louis. September 26,-Fair grounds
l,n.snlfa,

ST. TlUW.Sl SVFsVNIUVF A''T-T M bFV"I'71S
results;
seyen-elghths OF mile. selling Rcve-
slup. Koechler Fredona- Time. J 1874.
Eieven-slNteentl OF n mile, selling Ray
H. Lady Br:itnnnic. Sugar root Iime,
one and one-fourth mles-Whlsper,
Helen H.. Gardner, Laura Gotta. Tine,
9:l0.
Tnrec-fourths OF a mile-lIarry Duke,
Ind.o. FcrYor, Time l.l3ia,
one mile and seventy yaras-Garland
Bar. schiller Moy!an. Time 1IGl4
Three-fourths of a mile, SELLING Bryan,
Uncle Abe, Mobalaska. Time, 1l6H.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

A. ,.,o,,.lord r. II. l..
Cleveland .......0 % ~
You Yoan e. and oConnor; Herman and Dex-
ter , !, 7,
:, Al s 81 ;sho'u'.''s.-....oo41oo11o- ! 9 /
pl,tsburg ..,,,...O.S 0 o ooo2 o . a. =
Hart and Mcfarland; Horton ana sus-
den II I,
Washington .,...ooed90S999- AZ /
'I King ana Farrell; Klol'endenz and ber-
gen. II T.
p n P Pr, ,l5s i"-oo412OoO3-i . q 2
Rr56klyn ..........o2a2922 - T. q
Carsey and Grady; Dauh' Payne ana
" ~, 1.or,,- II. II. L.
NV ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 - 9
= H Meciiln and Warner; Pond and hoo'h-
son. . a.. ro,,-
This closes the season, except me en-
ne cun series between Baltimore am
cleveland.
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ro11-rnr nnsrROYEp.

clinton. Mo, septcmb5c % Fire THIS
morning totally destroyed North illinois
n'3ii,.e ar fulton. Loss. 500 90. Thirty
ov.sh q, y,ho valc in bed escaped VITA
siigbt INJURIES TO ore OF their number
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GRAVEsEND TRACK

New York, September 26'-of''ese'' &c
suits: -, Daaa,, Com
, PWee'F Floridas. Tine. l'Oi. ,,s
''Fe ye-eighshs Of nile-Alion WOOD
Mix ne. Vinita, Time, i:8-i .,o sbore
one ME and oneieghiaI-i1TpiE ne 80 Isl
hT uiiI5w stakes. fve-cishths OF a mile
,-d 5.,o Chaiienger, Cleophus Time 90;
Tniton stakes. one mi,e-nead neal , he-
tween Roundsman ard souihc' ben i1u'''
i mne mile. selllng-SeP;our' Tremafgo'
poranarte Time. ll6A. uo,.o,
one mile and three ajght,n,s, S ever T Tssnn
hurdles M!dgley, Article, FIush4hs' A.''S'
3l9N. -
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vor.r q BRO. CLOSED.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, September 26'-At iilo
t,,-sht the whoiesele dry goods house Of
y,,if 6 R-o.. the largest exclusively
,m.hyHiiessle bus ness OF the k!ne u, Arkan-
W. WIS closed by attachments. NO state
rneut,
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GENERAL WHEELER NOMINATED.
Decatur Ala, September "a The tlshy
district democrats nominated General
Joseph Il. Wheeler for congress.
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presidents for the meeting includoj both
democrats and republicans. and all parties
we're represented m the crowd.
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OAKLEY RESULTS.

c,,clnnati. Ohio September 26'-seVeh
,housand people at oakley track saw TO-
az, tho greatest 2-year-old race that the
West has ever known , ca.
,S,o,.er-ssxtcenths of a mile. selllngootGas-
ton me 500 S'i Remember Ne. Tine, I'm S,,,
Repr.evc, Han'on. Tine llotiii, .len Mar.
one mile selling, pursg-ht'e" '"'-''
XIII Judith c: Time, las. "a NJ
Gem stakes, one mile, 2-year- L.,
Cattlett, Meadowthorpe, Ben DUN d"
III III rre..-f aiirths of a mile. selllng-Reip-
Gee. Satsuma, Prince Imperial ii'le'
one mile, sell!ng-Argeni!na H. Hermes'
N,nrod. Time. TEX.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
....,.lIa Irv Sen.smber 26.-The Ma
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HE PUT UP y GRAvEsToNE,

But the Epltaph OF Grief Soon Needed ana
Got a Secoff lSdition.
Cincinnati commandments.
Did you hear the story of the man who
lost hla wife and put up tombstone to
her memory. and had carved thereon In
large letters:
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Dana September 2s.--The pope has is
~ an ency clical on the rosary
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Louisville. KY, September 26.-The Ma
,,oral league ball season closed today,