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roINfa Anotr pEopl.E.

II Is stated 80 L2n'ion stsii the PROBATE
an tDlpiai "ortn's ssihte amounts to
oBiy s,yjvJ.
yhs "os ,he lret time N many years
,haf euosh Victoria mas spent her biih-
uay at Windsor
ST, Nilson iiafr''i has nearly completed
rew srmilic pny eslb;d ''lnc iL4ugl-
tcrs 81 inbylon."
The new peer. the Mnrau,H Of dTanby,
. sad u, ba onn ~ the abandonment ni.t
tnat eyer raj IN Parliament.
1'ba popo has ~rften an elegant poem
IN Latin On the month OF May. Ia which
no siHYN HE praises Of the Firaln.
1, Is expected tislt the Pr,nosss Foo
dora, who ~ ihe o.desi srnit. gra nGchiii
OF queen Victoria, asl De betrolh.1 TINS
gear.
Mas Marc Marehesi. a daughter and
pupil Of The famous Madame Mnrrhesl,
VIA neat month make her debnt in Lon
don us vocalist
Leo Mock, who has iusi died IN MiIwan-
krc al the age OF ~, was "A native OF Al
Hlce and vls once one OF Tho most OK
pert swordamtn N the world.
LORD Roberts has becoms an ipdefati-
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porters TO D, their utmost to secure the
selection of William c. Whitney as the
presidential nominee Governor Russell
said today:
lat tho carnest request OF Mr. whitney
and others, am going to Chicago with
him to give whatever help can IN the
struggle In the democratic party for sound
money against free silver. My own views
on the subject nrc well known and have
often been stated. Believing tho issue to
be OF the greatest Importance, not only to
the country. but to the present and future
Of the democratic party. I can not remain
inactive.
~ can not. however. go to Chicago UNI
der the leGs, suspicion that | am there
for any personal reasons, nor can take
yrrt In this nght embarrassed by nnv per-
scr al interest in the result. shall there.
fore decline to have my name presented
to the convention as a delegate"
Mr.. Russell was asked .f he thought
free silver would win.
IL sincerely hope b; will not. tcr earn
csblv bcl,evc 1t nest disastrous to the
country and to our party. a democratic
National convention has always been a
delihcrar,ive body open to argument and
reason. I think this convention VIII he.
and that whatever the views OF the dele
yates at present may be. they viii hesitate
long bfcrc they commit the party to the
cause of free silver. I believe in making
the strongest fight possible for sound
money and the gold standard and shall
not give. up the fight until the votes are
"
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PLATFORMS 10 RE FNS SOUND MONEY
The wt.eersis cod New NSrh peaeeascs
wns Ne Against the White MeiAt.
HtN To Sc Delegate,

NJ lwARsce. WIS, lace = The chances
are ;ortssss ,Sat ,'se tonsoSrstso Sto'e CON
Ncnslor 3oanoyr>v wil asops Sold pat
farm ~ mASor.iy OF . 10 l. although
;sara SRI macy .soless;cs who favor
SsAence 81 ;ne sas3cSi ~aa still more e 10
want SILVER s.aas- Fe~ ~ Inc do.csaios
60 Sei Aers,
,sSa~srsl E1wara $. RrAss ana Senator
villas VII re tco of ;he delegates a.
la-se Same ~ she delesaies ~al doubt
less ~ !or s.Ne-. bat auder the uai;
-.-le hey Wa probably 10 suao;Aersi,
r. + lNrae'icS .. A.W Claire selected
Ter Chairman, VII make Il strong admins
irHitoH sad sod speech.
General B-Ass 5 sogrd money man 20
.As cara, snG Z sen; 20 the National con-
vnnisoa ne may ~ expected 10 play a
prominent ls.ri n tae ash; over the cur
rcncy plank.
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OHIO FOR SILVER.
Only Silver Men Will Be Sent to the Chi
clgO Convention

Only Silver Men Will Be Sent to the Chi
cago Convention.
Columbus, Ohio June 22-Delegates to
the democratic State convention are COM
ing IN slowly and the Indications are that
there VIII be few visitors. The convcn-
ton does not meet until Wedn esday, al!
tho preliminary work bofng done by dis
trlct delegates tomorrow evening.
hon. John McAlanon Of Dayton having
uecnnsd to net rs temporary chairman
ON the ground that he has been 100 IRE.
quently turned down by the party. the
question of who will preside is being dis
ousrsd, hut the temporary chairman Will
not be namei until the State centCni COM
mittee meets tomorrow.
Dan McConv!lie formerly sixth auditor
81 the treasury department. ara Alon ~.
Thurman. are leaders Of rho free silveritt 4
who VIII have hg majority in the con
vent.on. Mr.. Thurman claims that there
ar 5aS delegates pledged to vote for a
ires SILVER plank in tho platfcrm and SO
pledged for gold. white IS arc doui,,fu,
iEo gold standard mon claim lO1 or TX
delegates cmly. The majority of the free
h.ixrr men IS 80 great that tho convention
VIII probably aaopt the unit rule
the dslesates a. large to the National
n ro,"h at Chieago Will 81 be pro
puie, II is concel,d thnt John Il. Mel can
or Cincinnati. Amen w Thurman of "a,
iumbus and ]. w. Bookv.alter Of Spr,nc.
Hello VIII be three Of tho delaYatos al larne
,There is scarcity of candidates for
n ~ on ne state ticket. and 1t Is prob
on T. ~" names
cinnati. seems TO he ui,e choice OF The frnn
SILVER men fec secretary OF state
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A LITTER FROM LEE.
SAYS He Has Evidence If tho Barb lrities
Practlced by Spanish Soldiers

SAYS He Eas Evidence If tho Earblritles
Prac,iced by Spanish Soldiers.
Washington, June 2o.-Thc Post tomor-
row will say: A very interesting letter
WIS received today by relative from
General Lee. 1t was written on the 18th
and deals pretty fully with Cuban affairs.
The Spanish authorities. the general says.
have treated him with great courtesy and
every request thus far preferred. oven
allowing him to visit the prison where
the captured Americans are confined.
OF the Spanish troops, he says they
are fairly well drilled. but under sys-
tom of tactics and manual totally diff
ferent from anything he had ever seen. As
to the insurgents. they have control of the
island.
AS 10 the inhumanity of the Spanish
self in the planest terms. They do NOT
regard the laws of modern times. nor tine
usages of the civilized nations at all
"From every quarter there is the same
| testimony concerning Tire barharities of
thu Spanish soldiers. Some Of the evil
dence / have heard would be beyond be-
lief. hut l did not know it to be noss
reliable. Violations of women. the plum
dering of inoffensive citizens. MURDER
every form of rapine is the varying story
of prisoners and natives of the ISLAND
who happen TO be under suspicion and
1T takes very little indeed hare to place
YOU under stspiripn.'
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MABER AND RYAN.
Tommy Only Saved Himself " ~
Stomach Blow.


Buffalo. N. y. June cl-"Shadrs =
her disappointed many people VI =
pected to see him mark To- IT.
Ryan at the meeting Of the wsitsslt
for twenty round bout beicn u II
falo Empire Athletic club tcnshl ~
made an excellent showing NJ h Ii
rounds the 200 spectators ven ~
as pretty an exhibition Of boxing ~
be asked for. Both men had sctls
RYAN was Just beginning 70 90 =
conclusion that no wa1 W
harder game than lie looked q
fortunate punch In the stouseA
his opponent.
Both Ryan and Mabsr could
better trained. Ryan weighfu
and Maher few pounds inoIs
they facad each other IN ~
difference m weight made tne; u ~
ligh, weight against q miodlese
Matchmaker Brooks actea
Frank Erne and Frank Emps
back of Ryan. Maber was q, SS ~
lack Grace, Harry DAILY ana IN
Syracuse. = "A. I q
ing order. neither man leading II ~
in the third Maber r'ifhee "
three frantic lunges, any one ~
would nave settled the battle ~ ~ Y r.
ej RYAN led and fell shoT W. II
each time ran so close lnst % o'sst M
mo. mir nm. Maber tried aQ uss,
and Ryan's duck was ioaes ~ ~
Ryan Became very eaIs nS IA ntdy
landed on .he stomach a no,.vn
alsft handler on head III i srH5 d "
Fourth round--Ryan -. he ~
neck, io!loweo With anosncs Rws ~
kind before Maber recovsssU TX ipl,sst
cd on head. A hard ek SaSs ~
with TWO rattiers on MAJ, 1890 hlC -
Fifth round-MabT rasn svunr n i
RYAN broke ground anu Vabte b !.
face and body. Ryan. - Ish0 W..
corner and landed on ia assehanr iu,Icss1l
cut Ryan and a gool . eat N ~
Ryan getting the Dg ,ss,, saupdA !.
slipped and IN as the r 1850 "a y Z
Sixth rcund,Mabef n ,n refefte eiss
cI.nch sliGged Ryan. IL W, On u. T.
cd him, Ryan placed , ~ Nsosts O.
and body in 0ne,, ,wc ;;shhed BY Ioc,.z2'
was too low and lie was sr Iisnded tn !.
s,pNtntn IillNs an YVfHk
I fFom no '"f in S1 the ?Sai.e Ia = s, si
landed on the body ana ~ an TX ~
he Il halI ranr RYAN landed -
ana staggered Maber. n,,nted his y
Eighth rannd-Ryan,, spssd beavy a e,
H., ,5 body :, :, a "a s Sn face. Ryaa s
Mnne y I'd l" Need LETT on boay ,r.tiy u
ihCn u,'" p,a Thnrn was IN x N
ter. Ryan rushed ono n lanr, vas hIt q !
ryan missed lJs Il Tq Sls a rsh! q 4
Fore Forced M Mab @sH 10 the escn ss az ys
reatedly before he esc "a ~ Msbefl. =, ;
Mailer raised his gu, laafa ! 81 c%r,,sas = \
Ryan Quickly p h,hw cropped NISs :
stomach. me o,, nd . . ..nse
n, Nr 'iT 80; a'esconds threw , y ~
man Sr was given the dsciSoA
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ILL1NoIs FoR sinner.
-ihgeld Playing Shyly with Renoni'
GCvnrl,nr

.itgeld Playing Shyly With a Renornina-
Ion fer Governor.
Peoria, ILL.,. juno 22.-Nevcr before in
the history of Illinois politics has there
be- q political ccSiventlcn IS unique as
Ihat 10 be convened tomorrow promises
10 he Ii will he called To order without
single candidate for the nomination OF
E5Vern1r OF course. every body says
mat Governor Al,gsid viii he nominated.
According TO w. II. Heinrichsen, chair
man of inc democratic state. central com
mittce 81 per cent of the delegates to the
and the others are solid for him.
on The other hand. Governor Altseld
months ago he even went 50 far as TO say
that he would NOT accept the nomination.
But the democratic leaders say they Will
has arrived n the clty-and there are
hundreds of them here has called upon
the, governor today, and every one of them
one elsa would do.
In the conversations Governor Altgeld
has had with the delegates who have con-
su, I'd MIN. ne had but littie 10 say regard
ing himself, nor has he permitted them TO
indulge themselves. His whole thought
ara lak ha5 been h re-, rsgsring NE NatSma
1T Is a duty Tie free silver democrats
this Nation" he said. ITO carry their
pcirt as 70 the financial plank. Whitney
and the loud-mouthed goldbmgs of hs
hut humiliation q defeat during the last
thirty years"
Then. referring to MIR. Whitney's state
ment ehat he believed the gold men
would control the governor sad to num-
Dor CT delegates: III the gold men control,
they VIII do so by the Use of arguments
that have n i.ng TO them and n cllnk as
ihey.pass from hand to hand and pocket 4"
State Chairman HeinrlchseN. speaking
OF me talk that Senator Teller would be
mt Chicago, said that while the free silva.
democrats had the highest regard for him.
more Of ,he, hundreds. TO whom he had
TALKED felt that Il would he wise to NOM
Chairman IIeinrchsen said today he
ga not believe the delegates al large to
| The convention would be Instructed
Had Colonel W. r. Morrison remained
N the ileld. lie went on 10 say. ''hc could
have had the delegation instructed for
dent tho Illinois delegation will go .nto
the National convention uninstructed."
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NEW YORK CONVENTION.
Platform WIZ lae.clars for Sound None,
ELl - II 81 Innl.-sarA-

Platform WIZ Declare for Sound Money.
iirl 10 Be "a Delegate.
sATa1asa- y. y. june 22-TNA, Ire
democratic caaveaslon o Re hels TAeEs-
day MI be 4 Aus,lns. busting body IS
ellden; by the fact yha, eonishi. three
days heto-e -he event. there IS hardly d
sYr.nkhnc % politicians here and re-
leaders have no. hean heard from. There
ais n1 definite plans although It s. gen
ally ooncNesei that the platform y !. he
Ter god standard and the delegates al,
u Sh wall " David z. Xxi. Roswell p.
F.ow'ar. Fsawari MURPHY and either Vii
siam C. Whitney. Frederick Couiar, or
CHARLES : FairCssd.
L : probable atat john Boyd Thatcher
vi BE- chairman OF tha convention. winch
vii he csllsi IL orier y; noon ve3nes-
day hy Chairman flinkle. c! the safe
committed n the afternoon 4; Is though;
al be work NH h. completed The
feature Of fhe convention promises 10 he
me general harmony tnai viii prevail
f,e:wtfn the lAmnany men and ihe STATE
democracy. only 4 Year ago At Sy~auuse
it'e representatives Of THO Safe derioc-
iacy were refused seats in -he Convention
as eereEa;es. This year however they
nave h!feS-'i regularly elected delegates
ana ras+r seats not contest
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THE TURNER'S

Louisville. Ky. June 2a.-At the second
Gays session Of the North American
1urlarbnnd San Francisco was chosen as
the place of the next convention.
81. Louis has been The official head
quarters for the past eighteen years and
wa, vas again chosen. The great fest Will be
held there next year.
Inc report of the seminary committee
was read. II advised that the two year
course which was made rs an experiment
at the National Turn shool be mad. per-
nahennt. No action was taken on the
The committee on mixed culture pre-
senled ITS report and recommended its
auoPiion. The first section recommended
me organizing Of Sunday schools in each
soc.ety ana Ii was Unanimously adopted
me next part of the committees report
ADVISED the strik ng out Of tina; parf OF
the rules OF tho executive board wh!cA
provided that they send their socictv
e'rry week question Tor debate. After
lehSthy discussion on this subject the
report was not accepted
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STIRRED THE DoNs UP.
Rumor of Lees Report Has Had i Very
Marked Effect.


Marked Effect.
New York, June GA dispatrn to the
World from Madrid says: The profound
est sensation has been caused by the
news of the alleged purport of IL report
by United States Consul General Lee to
President Cleveland on the state of af-
fairs in Cuba, which is said to be on the
way from Havana to Washington.
The effect of the intelligence IS difficult
to exaggcrate. All classes of the conl-
munI,y are greatly wrought up, hut the
commotion is especially greet In parl;a-
mentary and political circles. The lobb.,s
Of the senate were extremely animated
just nefore Serntor Conan began an en-
crGetic dntl-American speech on The
movement 10 amend the address IN re.
ply to the speech from the throne asllns
the government to annul all trCnt..s be-
tween Spain ana the United States. Tn
impression is general among politicians
and military men that the government
VIII j.. requested to withdraw Consul
General Lee If lie really has expressed
opinions as unfavorb.e to Spanish rule
IN Cuba as rumor credits him with hav-
ing done.
The Madrid press continues to lay much
stress upon the closure relations likely
to be established between Spain, France
and Russia when occasion arises The
markedly friendly welcome given to the
French fleet N the ports Of North Spain
is hailed by Sanards as "a happy one.
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DEcl ARATlONS BY DEMOCRATS.
Numerous State Conventions Will BE Held in the
Next Few Days.
PLATFORMS TO RE FOR FREE SILVER.
Indiana, Illinois and Obi" VIII Send
peiesatcs Devoted To the White
Mrta'-M auhrw's Boom.

indianapolis. June 3e.--pemocrats of In
diana are sathcrine in great numbers for
Tho state convention. which Will be held
"Wednesday. /, is probable that two days
VIII be devoted to the convention. Ffes
silver vi. carry the convention. AMI the
platform via he very strong. favorins
free, unlimited. immediate and indopend-
cnt ooiaas Of silver at the ratio of Ii To l.
Tho free silver delegates VIII Include lSot
" the Ia, delegates, the majority of the
sold standard element coming from In
olalaa polls.
There : a long LIST of candidates for the
Various oitccs, the prospects being mat
+. +. shNelcy 81 south Bend Will be NOM
ccuuNe comm.:Ise has made nll the ar
ran.osaeuts FOR the convention IL. {.
Bal Of Fort Wayne Will be chairman and
nan Mcdonald OF Plymouth secretary.
l'over.fo. Matthews and the silver lead
crS hSNe been At Work today cn the plat
form The de.csaiion Wal he solid at CHI
casa .or Matthews AMI free silver. The
selection Of delegates at large made ny
tins soNernor IS Senators Turp.e and Noor-
heos, judge McCahc OF the supreme court
ana q V Menrses of Mount Vernon. Tho
d. trict ieies.r.es VIII be selected tomorrow
evening ~ the district nesting. The only
contest VIII be in this Che SEVENTH dis
.r!ct. and this VIII have to be settled ny
the committee on credentials. II Is hoped
that a compromise W II be reached. The
convention promises TO be the largest ever
held ny the p-rty in the State.
All delegates selected Will be instructed
III the district conventions To vote for
Matthews a, Chicago and also to vote for
plank In tho National platform dcclar-
ing In favor of free and unlimited coinage
al q ratio of Is 10 l. and thu state conven-
ton viii Re asked to give similar instruc-
tons To s.le delegates at large the pur-
pose being to bind tho delegation in "A
most emphatic manner and place Indiana
in harmony with the most extreme utter
- h Of sllNar
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WANT ANNEXATION.
Cubans Said TO Regard That as the Only
Solution.

New York. June 22.--Wiiiam Ryan OF
Richmond was passenger on the steamer
Yumra. which arrived today. He is quar-
antincd at Hoffman Island. h,i. will be re-
leased Tuesday morning. Mr.. Ryan says
that the Cubans are more clamorous than
over tor aiinoXat-Dn TO the l. M ed StntcS
and that the great majority think such Il
thing Is practicable and desirable for both
me Cnited sSates and Cuba as the one
solution Of the situation. Mr.. Ryan says
that hosul'nies wiz be pretty weil sus-
pended IN after The rainy season. The
w.Eh the natclmatcd Spanish troops dur
Ing tho next TWO months. He adds that
General Leo WAS IN excellent hellth and
vas exceedingly popular both with the
Snanish otficinls and Che Cnbans.
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LyNcuING PROBABLE.

Findlay, Ohio. June 22.--Sunday morn
ing, after midnight. Policeman Bakcr in
terccptcd ana gave chase to burglars
caught burgarfzing tho North Baliin. IRE
postoriicc. He fired two shots the bu-g-
lars returning tho fire and killing him.
Late this afternoon an armed posse of 100
mon near Deshlcr. Ohio, captured thrc,
nei believed to he the men VINO murdered
Baker One was taken to North Balt
and the other two To Bowling Green.
There IL great danger of lynch,nl tonight.
They refuse 10 give their names,
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LEADERS IN CONFERENCE.

Albany. N v. June % Chairman
Fl medley Of abe STATE Democratic com
mtttee and William c. Whitney were
guests of Senator I'm at dinner tonight.
Senator liill said he had nothing to give
oiFt for publication, but added: I'VE
have had a l4;ile Informal calk, bur have
decided upon nothing We would Ike to
make Mr. Whitney go as delegate at
large to the Chicago convention. but tn ,
vacancy for which We would name him
s,ill exists"
Mr. Whitney said: II shall go 10
rhiclgo. and expect to be at the Audi
torlum shortly AFTER July l. | repeat
however, that | Will not 20 either as n
lc.esate at large or as district dele
We have talked over the financial plank
out We have not yo prepared n draft
al H. do not. anticipate very great
convention"
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HORROR ADII
Building c :,
fsfs'ss W.
RUINS WERE aultut
An" ., tn. wss.r 90 !.
Fire May Have s..
'"n"'s' risasl Z ~ \ \

San Francisco. Jun, !
:, pudding at Fifth ard ~. -
r ,.s''S, IN the r,iina IN
recovered and seyo,ts.s ~ \. ! Nj
he dead:
Unknown woman. is'
Ihr.e unknown labuetn
d. May. lafoier.
The injured:
~ l.. DAVIS. les bsStes s
tiled. viii die. ~
= levitt, Internally iu,ura 4
Mrs Pearl Woodward. IN. 8
1urod. Mtena&
j. c. Mahlin .Es. v ~
Miss Bessie Wilson KS.
Simon Dean.
John Lyon. seriously h,s,,a
die.
Mrs. Joseph Byrns.
Mss Sarah Byrne.
A. Lowenberger, propsiespt !, /. I,
Ing house. badly injured.
II. L. Sheppard. badly hus, -,
Patrick Mckeewon, ..nteu,llv No.
Richard Ecat:nr. N
The building came down x,,A =
crash and the structure was h I ,sa
a mass of kindling wood. rbrs -,
large number of people Ia ~ ~
Mt the time. Two laborsrs, ~ r
ward and James Daley. At vu,i = P
building. state that the ser.d,,t !
caused by the fac. that The n.y.
supporting the building were nHA y
or on the north s.dA than n n y
side. l'Is
In the front of the RUM rlihs I
ible lay a man. Across III body q
large beam. He cried pitecusy h i
After working half an hour NJ I
c',crs released him and he ~ IA
',he hosri.al. The mass Of detss n
retarded the work Of the rescueh
To add TO the horror, the dettA n
fire at abe rear and q volume 4 =
blinded the rescuers. The mgnu 1
msnend TO play stream Of viix ii
fire. bus this added to the hcru, y
water threatened the lives II thxe y
the debris. ~.
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A. p. A. uEADoJrARTErs

Washingion. June q The National
headquarters OF the American Protective
association Will he moved Ia this city this
week ny President Echols and Secretary
Re lIpor, who ar' now in Chicago arr lfig-
Ing for the transportation OF the furni-
turc and records of the order from that
City to WASHINGTON
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RUSSELL NOT AFTER IT.

He win Go TO Chicago 10 Work fer Sound
Money.
boston, Mass. June 2e.-Ex -ciovernor
russell mas issued statement on hts no
si,'7n relative to the democratic president.
al nomination. In 1t he positively sta,as
that hts name win not be presented IN
inc Chicago convention; he will 20 tn
.hioaeo not as delegate. hut as a cit
zen Interested in the declaration OF his
party ior a gold standard: and t,x,her-
more ne wali urge an his friends and sun
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A HOT WAITER MoroR.

New York June 92-1he Commercial
Advertiser today says chaunccy NJ. Del ew
stated today that final experiments viii
Re made This week with hot water mo-
tor which certain officials of the New York
Central nave undcr Their sun rvision. con-
nnenty relieving that IL VIII rcvo!utionze
the traffic on railroads.
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DECLINES NOMINATIONS.

Raleigh n e.. jane 22.-Julian cady.
10 whom was conceded the democratic
nomination for governor by the s;tnte con
tention, ~hich meets Thursday next. hi $
feei,ilrd 10 allow his name 10 50 haiore
me convention on sccount OF family and
business rsAsons.
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FARMERS FOR TIMEr,1J.tsu

London, June IA Dispatch from Paris
to the Daily News says that an inter
na'iona, commission of hrsbandry. incIui-
ing delegates from France. Germany. Bel
GUM. Austria. Sweden and Switzerland.
met al the ministry Of husban,iry ard
adopted q bimetali, resolution. The ,cgo-
~ ion called Lpvn the French government
10 propose the subject TO the other conn
tries in the international convention.
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CRITICISM or yt,.E

London. June 2s--Sporting Life says
this morning; Yales work yesterday at
tracted mucn attent.cn. They were
stopped many times and instructed by
back. hut they "a not hold II eff stroke
out To the end
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pILGRIMs no CANTON.

Canton. Ohio, June 22.--Five hundred
citizens of Musk!ngum came here on a
special train ira.uding delegates from
I,nesvlle and Dresden.
Congressman Nanvoorhis presented the
delegation TO Governor Mckinley.