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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-11-24
Law Students Club.

The regular meeting of the Law
Studs nts' club will be held tomorrow
Wednesday, evening ct $50 O'Clock liz
the offics of W. Edwin Ulmer, Esq, No.
9S Exchange street. Hon. Henry u.
Peabody, judge of probate, will deliver
a lecture on "WilIs'' Mem bers of the
Bar and all those interested are cordially
INVITED to be present.
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Jameson May Be Released.

London, November 23.-The official
report upon the physical condition OF DR..
l.. s. Jameson, who with his assooi ates
in the Transvaal raid is serving various
terms OF imprisonment for their mart in
the invasion show up ruuoh worse. and
point to his early release. The same is
true Of Major Wellingly. Both are suffer
ing greatly from the effects of oonfine-
ment.
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Slight Accident at the Elevator.

Yesterday forenoon Sidney Gould of
South Portland. one of the workmen at
the new elevator. met with painful ac-
cident. He was at work in the big hole
and wore pair of ru bber boots. He
stepped on a wire nail and the latter
nearly went through his foot. He went
to near drug store whefe his injury
was dressed. Then he pluckily resumed
his work.
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The annual election of the officers of
Thatcher Post. No. II, q. A. R., wi |
be held Monday evening, December Z.
At this meeting the delegates and alter
mates to attend the department meeting
to be held In Lewiston will be elected.
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j. R. LIBBY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hodge will reside for the
present on Haskell street. The best
wishes of many friends are with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hodge In their married life.
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Where to Get the Best Clothing.

for the least money is what is puzzling There
are many. however, who know from experience
that we sell reliable clothing of our own manu-
facture, strong, stylish and up-to-date at prices
80 low that we have no competition. We are in
he Wholesale district. only one minutes walk
from post Office. but it will pay you to take the
textra time to examine our styles ana prices
LEWIS.H HALL Il CO., Wholesale Clothiers, I'd
door below Post Office, Middle street.
novtu, th&Sat,n
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Laying of Suction Pipe at the Portland
Company.

The Portland Company is laying ~
inch iron suction pipe from it's pumping
station to salt water, distance of 407
feet. The pipe passes under the Grand
Trunk tracks and on top of it sewer
will be laid. The salt water which is to
be pumped through this pipe is to be
used for condensation and in case Of fire.
Ilsley & Cummings, the civil engineers,
are in charge of the construction.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-11-24

Every season brings new crop of
cough remedies, but they cannot com
pete with that grand, old DR., Bulls
Cough Syrup.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-11-24

he annual election of the officers OF
sLepley Camp, No 4, S. of v, will be
held Tuesday evening, December 1. The
,lectien promises to be a lively one as
several candidates are in line for promo
lion.
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9HHz PR noo.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

J. r.. Libby.
Owen. Moore & Co. 'tf
Rnes Bros. Co.
Eastman Bros. g. Bancroft.
Dow & Pinkham.
FINANCIAL.
Fl. NJ. Payson & Co.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Foot Ball..
City Hall--Polo.
New Wants, To Let, For SALE Lost, Found
and Similar advertisements viii be found under
heir appropriate madison Page 6.
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]. R. LIBBY,

cess and one of the prettisst held in the
city for some time.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative bromo Quinine Tablets All drug
gists refund the money il it fails to curu ESQ.
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The prices quoted below are not
for a single Blanket, but for pair.
Lot 1, Two .fairish Blankets for
80 cts. SO cts. The color is gray.
The ends are fancy stitched
instead Of bound, 80 cts.
Lot 2, White, Gray and Tan
so cts. Blankets, fluffy, handsome
and warm.
Two Blankets for so cts.
Lot 8, Fine Teazle-down Blank
rs cts. cts, narrow lines of color
cross each other at one inch
intervals. The plaid lines
simulate Boucle effects
which relieves the monot-
ony, IS cts.
Lot 4. Colored Blankets, all tan
70 cts. color, large and quite
heavy.
Lot 5, Extra heavy Blankets,
9S cts. gray, tan. buff and brown.
Fancy borders, IS cts.
Lot 6, Full weight Blanket, white.
S1.25. generous size and superior
quality, $1.2b.
Lot Z, Like Mary's lamb. cts
Sligo. fleece is white as snow,"
except the fancy borders,
$1.69.
Lot s, Tan Blankets, full size,
$3.50. graduated borders, $1.89.
Lot 9, Extra size, white Blankets.
s2.25. heavy, 1926.
Lot 10, Beauty Blankets, full size
s2.75. and weight. $2.75.
Lot IL, Extra fine colored Blank
S2.69. cts, best we ever had at
the price, $3.50.
Lot IL, WOOL. Fine wool too.
$3.50. heavy white Blankets,
$3.50.
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can conveniently handle. The ship
menta oi high Grade matte are regular
and highly remuneratlve.
A, Haichlta work goes steadily on and
although but little IL heard of their
operations tho dividends occasionally
declared ore Of the encouraging variety.
Pyrnmld, long neglected, Is again IN
evidence rs q bullion producer. the r.
T.. Lee aud Viola properties being work.
ed vigorously Tho Pyramid company
owna ono OF the best stamp mills In tho
country aud 4 provided with all the de.
vices considered necessary for the
reduction Of ores
STEMS pasn aud Ia neiglbor, Volcano,
NJ one time prominent localities, have
been resurrec,od and they are once more
b,fore the public as producers. Tho
od "Bock" mine 10 being successfully
worked by leaaere, who operate steam
ligs, while tho Volcano and Wyman
mines contribute regularly BY reason Of
ore shipments.
Tho rich silver lead deposits at
Victoria camp keep up their record and
are making their lcasers rich. The
mIncs have been worked for years, bn'
within the past twelve months they have
attracted attention by reason Of thoii
extent aud richness. The nearest station
Is Gage on the s. r. r. Il. twenty miles
irom Deming.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05
1HE cAlLlAN coNoRess.
President Mossrs Message Makes a Good
Impression Throughout tho Country.

President Noutts Message Makes a Good
Impression Throughout tho cvuntry.
VALPARAISO. Juno 8.--Ths ordinary
session Of the chilian congress began
Monday. The two candidates for presi.
dent wore absent, in order 10 avoid un.
pleasant scenes. President Months
message WINS largely devoted h inter-
national questions. Relntive 10 the
Argentine question no said the protocol
agreed upon brought tho matter IN a
shape that Il would ho impossible 70 70.
peat tho past danger Of hostilitios and
would establish lasting friendship be.
tween the two countries.
Under the treaty Of friendship and
commerce with Bolivia, tho message
said. the resAtions with that country
win bo those Of mutual friendship and
commercial comfy.
Relative b Peru, President Montt
said ho regretted that, despite earnest
efforts, ho had boon unable 10 sottle the
question Of dominion over tho provinces
Of Tacna and AFRICA, but he hoped tho
efforts would yet be crowned with good
results.
The government was devoting itaelf,
the message said, TO the extension Of its
commerce. with South American nations.
II had under consideration atrcaty with
Brazil
Foreign claims were being satisfac.
torily settled, including American
claims amounting TO moro than e2s, s,ooo,-
GOO.
The cause Of public instruction had
been atendlly promoted aud there were
now more than s0o0 public schools in
operation.
The conversion Of tho currency Of Tho
country TO a solid hasis. the president
said. WAS assured. and despite tho 10.
convenience Of a change from paper 70
the metallic system aud extra expenses,
the fonr OF international tests had been
ouigrown.
Tho ncaaRe has mado good impress
sion here Tho president has restored
order aud paciiicd tho country IA less
tiino than was expected, owing 10 tho
doep informal dlssouslons growing cut Of
the revolution Of 1891,
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

PORTLAND. June s.--Iucomplcte re-
turns received from tho election ln this
state to select n supreme judge, two
congressman and members Of the loRin-
lalure, which win choose n successor TO
Senator Mitchell Ia The United States
senate, show tho Republicans elected r.
s. Dean supreme judge BY about 10000
plurality.
Thomas II. Tongue, Republican, ia
elected 10 congress from the First dis.
tfict.
Partial returns from Of the i5 cOun-
tics In tho Second district give Ellis,
Re- blican, slight majority. II win re.
quiru the complete returns 20 determine
the result.
Tho senate win be Republican by
about 10 majority aud tho house prohn-
bly, will he close. though the Republic
ans claim majority of nt least 10. Civ.
ing them 30 majority ON joint ballot.
Ex-Governor pcnnoyor II elected
mayor OF Portland by u plurality cx-
ceeding 5000,
Tho Populiata have mado gains al
over the state.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05


Tornado viellns usiAa 1oohad Aqter
- ~ Loufs ana East 50. fouis.
81. Louis. june 3. Tho work Of re-.
lief aud restoration went on today
~ the midst of falling rnin. which has
prevailed moro or loss during the paso
week.
Contributions oi money. clothing.
rr 1sions aud othor ncrea1ties nrs
coming Ia llhernlly and al og the douti-
tate are being cared Ton. Chief Harri-
gan hns Issued a request 70 employees Of
tho pollco department. asking thsm 20
contribute ons days pay 70 the rciicf of
tho oyclone sufferers. II "a estimated
that the polioo oolloc,lous win swell the
relief fund At least $500.
The losscs, caused indirectly ~ the
tornado, arc just beginning 70 reveal
themselves. Direct results are ~ once
apparent for tho tornado ruined many
mills aud factories and a iargo number
Of mon win be out Of employment for
weeks and months, hence their families
must sufler unless relieved. How many
men havo been deprived Of their oppor-
tunity 70 earn il livelihood cannot BE-
stated with any doeree Of accuracy, but
II certainly runs Into hundreds Ia ex.
cess Of the number employed TO clear
away the rubbish and repair the fim-
ago wrought by the wind.
Much Of the rubbish has been removed
from the streets, but most Of tho build
ings remain Just as tine storm left them,
except those Ia which human bodies were
supposed 10 be buried
The loss Of life Ia both cities iH near
tho $50 mark with something like 1876
missing. mostly visitors, but whether
tiny were killed or are safe al some
other town, Is not known. Few Of the
Tnisal.ig have bocn found In olhor cities.
Ten district nsaoasorn and 10 clerks
left the Office Of A. H. Frederick, prcsi.
dent OF the board OF asacasors, today
10 make official estimates caused by the
etorm.
Eat ST. Louis l. now thoroughly ON
ita foot, and there Is no rood Of fear but
that eventually everything will come
ont all right. Tka supply Of relief mn-
torinl Is keeping pace with tho demand
Dozens Of persons arc kept constantly
busy handing ont groceries, shoes,
dresses. and othor nooded articles, bus
70 generous have been the responses Ia
money and other Rifis that for the time.
being thcre is no danger OF want.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05
suMMER IxcuasIoMs.

- tNNNiNM AN ANRNNN
NATIONAL PRoniniTioN CONVENTION
$h245 for the round trip. Ticket8 on
,als May sa aud %. Good for return
Jane 2.
RrrunLrcAa CONVENTION (NArfoNAf.)
Sr. Louif, MO., June TO- Hate eo0.65 for
Tho round trip. Tickets on sale June
~, ~ aud "A limited fnr return 10
June 90.
NATIoNAL SILVER CONVENTION
LOUIS, Mo-, July 22. Rate 5000 for the
round trip. Dates OF sale July 10, ~
and 81, With return limit Of July 81.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
CHICAGO, LLs., July Y.---llat, $3.50 fof
round trip. Tickets ON sale July ., 4
and D, limited Tor return 20 July "a.
NkTioSAL EpucArioSAL AssocIATIOs
--BuFrALo, n. y July 8l0.---One fare
Tor the round Trip e0fDj plus $500
Tickets on sale June 30 aud 90 vi u a 70
turn limit 70 July 10. Returp limit can
be extended 20 September it
NArIoSAL Y. 4. S. g. u. CcSvENrfoS
WAsiiiSoroa ID. O., July 7'l3-~ Rate
$4,000 for the round trip. Tickets on
sale July 2, 3, aud with a nnal limit
b Jnl5 ~ With a privilege OF extending
20 July o.,
Barrier YnUN1 pEopLEa uNIOS-Mil.
waukce, VIA. July 1919 Rate aal.95
for the round trip. Tickets wlll he
placed on sale July is IA aud 70, with
ilnal limit of July 22, with cxlention 10
August II desired.
NATIONAL CONVENTION Rrruuf1cAS
LFAouF Milwaukee,, Wis, Aug. e0 a.
Rate n 50 for the round trip. Dates
~ sale Aug. 22 and eS With return limit
Of Aug. 81.
NATIONAL ENcAMrNtNr q. A. n.-st
Paul, Minn., Sept 4-~Rato ffS.6O for
raurd trip. Tickets on sale Aug. 30 and
81 With a rnturu limit Of Sept, IS.
This llmlt will bo extended II desired 60
Sept 30.
Round trip rates 10 Las Vegas Hot
Springs at an times, a. well 40 90 the
seaside resorts on the pnclhc coast.
0s juno ial ronnd trip tickets viii be
placed Oh sale 10 Colorado points, good
for return until November 10, ha,ee,
Denver $4,000, Colorado Springs e3I 90
and Pueblo e8Dn0
Fun information cheoffully furnished
upon application TO
T.. Cnnlaud, General Apont. IN paso
Tex, w. II. Brown, I. +. a +. A., Fl
pano, Texas.
DemIns, n. NJ.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05
ATROCITIES IN CUBA.
Many Attributed to the Span
Ish by the Rebels.
COKE AM IsDsED BARnAaoUs

IN aantn sieroun district, ~ fs Al.
logged. 1wenty. Kinht Man. Women aud
children We're hfurdersd--One ola
Man Was killed For Having son
IN the rnaurwsnt Army.
Nnw YonK. June IA letter haa
been received At Tho headquarters Of tho
Cuban iunta which aaye
I'm the San Pedro district. township
Of Canox, Havana province, the coluDn
commanded By Colonel rnndn nnd his
Principe lancers have murdered several
peasants who were noncombntanta.
They also killed poor coiorcd boy
about 10 years old aud also 4 man
named Martinez. the father OF 10 chill.
dron. who was cut down for tho crimo
Of having q son IA the insmKont ranks.
The troops would nol even allow the
burial of the bodies.
"a poor and fecblo octogenaiian wna
rlaahod with q machoto aud died from
tho wounds ho received. Names are not
given because facts can only bo whis.
pcred aud We fear even 70 retain thcm
on our memory. get there facts from
residents Of the section aud relatives Of
Ihe victims.
"These murdercrs are proud Of their
atrocities. They say tho noncombnt-
hnts nro as much rebels a. those they
meet armed Ia the field, and a. they aid
tho insurgents and nre an spiee they In
tond TO get rid Of all they SEQ
"fn tho Santa Heruuz district, Be1u-
ial township, Havana province, the
same Principe lancers mnrdored 28 non.
conibatnnts without sparing women, old
men or children.
1T is common thing for persons
who are passing along road 20 be fred
at by soldiers. Whom inoifonsivo men
are killed in this way the official report
invariably gives details about q despcr.
ate encounter Y lth tho rebels"
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

identified with the Republican party.
In the course OF along address, IN which
he eulogisod Speaker Rood, Mr.. scwall
said;
Tho Republicans Of Maine Join their
brethren over tho states Ia presenting q
candidate whose platform Il already
written. written when he declared the
'proudest part Of tho proud record Of
the Ropuhlicaai party In its devotion 20
the cause Of sound finance. Written
Ia tho record OF bis life, whose nomina-
tion means election, whose election
means Republican supremacy, not for
4, but for "a yonra TO come not only
leader Of our party, but one whose mas
tcrly, sullen and defiant Democracy has
been forced 70 acknowledge, a master Of
men,"
Hon. Leweilcn Powers was nominated
for governor.
A resolution VIVA adopted declaring
nRninst silver, rnlcss by international
arrcomcnf
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05
pEMocRArs wILL sou eoLr.
Chairman Ifarrity Says tho Gold aud
silver Elements wili Get Together.

Chairman IfArrity Says tho Gold and
SILVER Elements wiii Get Togsthor.
CiuoAao. Juno s.--wiliiam M. IEar-
rsty, chairman o. tho Domooratic ma
tionai executive comm!ttcc, IL here at-
tending tho meeting Of tho knbcommit-
toe looking after arrangements for tho
convention. In discussing the financial
situation In tho coming national con-
vention Mr.. HarIity said;
Il believe fairly ninicablo udjust-
mont Of tho iesuo viii be reached. Itis
possible tho FREQ silver element will
have n majority sufficiently largo TO
control tho convention. No. do net
look for a split. In fact, am satisfied
there win be none. Democrats ~ =
general thing recognize tho right Of the
majority to rule and they arc willing to
accept the result.
"Furthcrmbre, l feel that tho convcn-
tlon win have the effoct Of clarifying
tho atmosphere great deal. We can
be the judges then OF what wo want. -
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05


WAsns0roS. June .. Senator Haw.
10y, from tho cCmmittoo on military az.
fairs. has reported bis bin FOR rcorgnni.
Eation Of the militia Tho bin Il for
Tho rocodlhcniici, OF Tho laws relating
10 mlhlih. with such changes 10 arc
nocoasaiy 10 ndapi thcin to oxialing con.
ditlona. This bill provides for two
claesca 81 militia, organised and unor.
gnnlzod. the former 10 b0 known ~ tbs
nAlionel guard aud lnltor ns lho reserve
militin. II approprlntob $780, annu.
ally for tho purchase Of militny storoi
aud supplioa 10 DO issued 10 the militia
Of The vnrions Ulaioa. Tho BIZ also per.
lnils tho use Of the United States forli
by tho militia upcn the application II
the Royofnors Of tho uintos, 40 camp.
ground. and authorizes the uDo Of guns
belonging 10 any folt for tho pusposo 81
dflll BY amy militia company.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05
CHINA NEEDS MONEY.
The Government IL Looking About
See where u Can 10 Secured.

The Government IL Looking About 10
Nee where u Can 10 Secured.
New YoaK, June a.--The Herald pub
fishes the following correspondence
from Shanghai dated May 4
'.China Is IN tho dlrost stress for mon.
ey The diversion Of tho steady and al.
ways Increasing revenues Of the imperl-
ii maritime oostpms, which Is now
mortgaRcd 10 the full extent 20 French.
Russian, English and German bond
holders from tho imperial cxchequer 70
pny the interest on tho various foreign
Ioans. las crippled tho reyonuua Of Pc
hin until tho imperial ilnanclors do not
know which way 20 turn fer money.
The government "a therefore wasting ia
eye for another loan.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

DENVER, Juno a.--From information
received here by the chief Of police II is
believed that Jacob Kurtz. the clerk who
stole 1900 In rnsh and 10000 ia dia-
monds from Mrs. B 4. Hughes, q Gus
toner in the store Ia which he worked,
was killed In tho cyclone at 81. Louis.
Kurtx had been traced 70 80. Louis and
the death llAt ffcm there gives hienanc.
Tho description of tho dead man tnllies
with that Of Kurtn.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

MonlLn. June o. One Of tho most
profound senanlions which hna ever oo-
ouirod m this city wna occanlunod yea.
lerday BY tho illlnR Ia tho chnnooy
court OF a blll OF complaint for dlvoroo
from her husband, James II Mason. hy
Mfa Mary Leo Oliver Ma1onI hIs Wifo.
who al|oFfs udnllfy aud cruelty ow-
lue % lho wealth aud social standing o.
iha parties society 4 nnIinIl
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

WAmuNaroN, juno 8.-~in tho pres
onco of distinguished nnihorlnR Of
friends Mlas Julia, the davshtor Of Vico
President and Mrs, bioyensonl wes
married last night 10 Rov. Mnrlin y.
Hardin, soE Of y. Watt Hardin o. Dane
Vile, Ky. Tho coromony took place nt
The New l0k Avenue pfeebgleriun
church. Rev. Wallace iladollnp uiIlclpt.
lnn. II vna wlincsatd Wy rfea|dentnnd
Mrs. Cleveland, numbers of ihc cabinet
and their families q number Of foreign
ambassadors and ministers and their
Iani.ioa and large number ql cen.
Eres|usu --- .........
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

BAEoon, Me-, June 0.--1ho Mains
Republican convention met IN this city
yesterday. In calling delegatea 10 order
Joseph IT. Maniey. chairman Of the
state committee, NAMED for temporary
ellairinan Harold n. sewall, whom
President Cleveland, IN his first torn.
appointed United States ccnsul a. sa.
moa, but who subsequently hocamo
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

CHicAuo, June a.-~Thu gold standard
pomocFaia Of Chicago win hold tholr
county convention IN uontrnl music hail
Saturday osonlng Juno 10, AZ o'clock.
The primaries win BE- held IA the varl.
Ous wards aud town1 on tho oycnlpg of
Jane ~.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

SAN ANGELO. Tex. Juuo a. I'd. b.
Rawls, farmer, while clearing onl an
irrlgatlng ditch near San Angelo, vaA
bitten on the calf Of Tho les hy d hugo
water moccasln. rrodurlnR death. Tho
victim dlod suffering The most excrnciat.
lne agony.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05
RUN DOWN ANo MURDERED.
John nialr nnd iIis Sou Shoot aud cut
Henry Anthony 10 death.

NEVADA, No, june o--John II. Blair
and his son Aiyn attacked the formers
kon.in.law, Henry Anthony. on the
street last night with reyolycrs and
knives. Anthony ran and was followed
FOR eight Locks by the other two who
kept shooting at kim. Over 2b shots
Were arod and Of them struck the vic.
tim. Anthony ran down into the busl-
ness pazt Of town and was finally over.
taken and has throat cut Ia the presence
Of zoo people. There were no officers a
hpnd and tho two Blaira threatened any
one who inforforcd At ioast six by
stsndera had hairbreadth escapes from
lying bullets. Both Of the nlnirs "a
once gave themselves up 20 the sheriff
and are IA inll. Tho nlaiir nlloeo a.
season for the murder thm Anthony
had assaulted hia iH.yoaf old Alnlnr.lns
law
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

ST. LOUIS, Juno so. l.. Simmons.
the ST. Joseph attorney whose -amo was
sont ont from 81. Louis IN the list of tho
missing ia now In Louiaville or Cincin-
natl. Ho was IA Sc. Louis whom II WAS
struck by the tornado, but escaped With
out injury.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

WAxAHAcIuE. Tex, Juno 8.-Tho
popuilst congressional convention for
the Sixth district assembled IN this city
yesterday and nominated Barnett Oibla
Of Dailaa for congress by ncolamatlon.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

WASHINGTON, Juno a.-The president
sent tho following nominations 10 tbs
Gcnatos
William Churchill Of Now York, con.
Bul goncral 90 Apla.
Davis N. Burke Of New Y5sk, consul
rcnornl at Tunricr Morocco.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

Drs MolSra, Jurc B. Il n announced
here that senator k,S,,n hns selected
John N. Baldwin Of Council Blufis. dol.
fsato from tho Ninth diatlct TO prostnt
hla name al tbs convention AZ 81 Louis.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

FRANKFoRr, Ky, June -Goyofnor
~. o. bradley wllhdFnwn from the rnoo
ns president Of the United States at the
Republican convention at 81 Louis.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

LEXINGTON. Ky, juno o-fl NJ,
Smith. colored. WAS hunR htfc fctlcr,
day ios ealnull|ne Mrs HuaAon. white
woman, last ycNe.