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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20

independence, Jan. Il, 1896.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
farm FOR SALE.

Farm OF $50 acres IN Rams.
Marshall county. W. W.. Ab-r s''',
river bottom. improved 8. ".
dwelling house. also fame ,,-4 2,
fruit. and We. Wc.fr-l U . g
10 suit purchaser. or oaHrs f,--,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
LONG ISLAND NOTES.

A fury IN the Queens County Supreme Court. be-
fore Justice Dickey. in Long Island city, yesterday
Afternoon awarded Miss Mary McDonough 5000
damages against Peter ~ Phillips. the contractor OF
Long Island city. She sued him for $4,000 damages
for breach OF promise The jury also allowed $3.50
counsel fees for her attorney. Louis j. Grant John
McDonourh the father OF the pianin. testified that
Phillips came him and asked permission TO marry
his daughter This he said was In the latter part OF
May the early part Of June. 1874 McDonongh
sal1 he consented 10 the wedding. Patrick Sharkey
testified that Phillips introduced Miss McDonoush
10 him his future wife, while MISS Anna hlchard-
SON the next witness. sail that Miss McDonough
mad introduced Phillips to her as her Intended nus"
band Miss Richardson also tertincd tnst Miss Nc, Nc
8. 1894. AMI that Miss McDonough tod her Phiilps
Miss McDonough was only II casual friend. denied
that nc had called on her father and SAID ne had
not given her the engagement ring He said he had
been wearing The ring which belonged TO his mother.
and that Miss McDonouGh borrowed Il from him;
He said he wore the ring on his small hnHer ana
Lawyer Grant requested him 10 place II on MS llnSer
The ring Just fits IT, He denied that there were any
Miss McDonough His mother corroborated his
testimony. did his brother John
Henry Rau well-known resident OF fIammcls
station. Rockaway died suddenly Tuesday evening
lie was stepping from the veranda In front Of his
sons saloon when he suddenly fell 10 the ground
and expired from heart disease
The report Of the committee who examined the
candidates for the cadetships In West Point and
Annapolis was made to Congressman II. c. Mc'
Corrnick In Jamaica yesterday. Twenty young men
competed but nine were disqualified on account OF
the physical tests. The successful candidates were:
For Annapolis Allston Asmus. OF Hampstead; alter
nate Garrard Post Nightingale of Babylon for
West Point. Ralph Noble Hayden. OF Floral Park.
and alternate. Isaac James Won Shelly, OF Flushing.
There music at high mass In st. Mary 3
Church. In Long Island city. on Sunday morning.
but the reason did not become public until yester-
day For some time the choir OF the church had
been practising music for the marriage OF Miss
Josephine McGee and Captain Frederick Russell.
They were rehearsing In the rooms OF the Lyceum.
next to the church. just before high last Sun
day. when Father John Mcclure. the pastor of the
church. and told them that they need NOT
practise any moro for tina whddinn IL had bean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
SING SING.

Village Trustee Edwin r. James has been confined
to his home for three four days with a serious
Illness
The 800 steam street roller recently contracted
for by the Board OF Village Trustees arrived at
the railroad station on Wednesday. II Is a promise
Of better roads In this ne.ghborhOod
The bicycsts OF this village came home Tues
day e.ening from the Tarrytown bicycle parade
highly elated with their success in having the
prize for presenting the largest nI'abcr OF wheels
In line from any village
John Doe" the cyclone that struck the village
lockup on Tuesday and smashed everything break
able Wi hin reach. is s confined in cell under the
dccors care He remains sullen. and refuses 10 give
his name or make any statement concerning him
self
The adjourned trial OF the Of the people
agains; Eiineham Searles before Justice Valentine.
for petit larceny set down for Tuesday. has again
been adjourned 10 Friday OF week, the prose
cutting attorney unable 10 be present IN the
mean time scar.es H. confined In the jail at White
Plains under an order of Tor alternating the
affections Of Charles X Ryder's wife.
There has been change in the office OF supcrin-
tendent OF the Ossin.ng Electric Railway as has been
reported Jay Champain still ocC upylng tina. place.
James LOTUS has been appointed superintendent or
motive power In place OF James Bedell. resigned.
The following officers of the Young Mems Christian
Association chosen at the annual election held
on Tuesday evening: President. General Edwin A.
McAlpn vice. president. Frank L. Young; secretary.
DR.. W. II. Fancher: treasurer. DE- - W. TwigRer:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
4 CLASH ~ LONG ISLAND CITY.


MAYOR GIrAsoN's DOG SEIZED ny MAYOR GIEA-
fON's DOG CATCHER.
"Corkcy" Lee. the drg-caichcr OF Long Island CIV
WAS reappniutcl by Mayor + j. Gleason only Iu'S-
day afternoon but la,e on Tuesday night started on
hit OH. .al career by catching the big Mayors dog
Mayor Gleason was doz.ng IN chair IN 'front.' OF
his Office f. Front-si His big Irish setter Niger
,.u known 10 nearly every IN Long Island city.
was ,iro.l.ng toward Mil'rs hotel In front OF inc
hotel Lee came along The dos had no license. anu
selling the dog he tel string around it, neck ana
.tarfcl for ih- pound Mayor Gleason heard a noise
in the direction OF the hotel. and SAW crowd hSht
ing v..,h the d0g-caicher over LIS dog. lie got up
hnrr!clly from HIS chair and went To the rescue or
MS dog bif Leo dl not want to part win the am :
NAL MAYOR Gleason told him II was MS .dpS, pus
Inc toq-catchcr SAID II dill not make any dIrerenco
who. do n WAS. there no NcenSe-tag arOuni
The dor's neck AMI therefore he should be taken 70
ihe mound The Mayor argued, AMI. after cohsid-
r, h. nnr.uaslon Lee gave up the animal The spec
tators mink the catcher wanted 10 show his au
thorliv and only seized the dog because he Knew i!
belonged 10 the Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
WHITE PLAINS.

John T Wlllets has fled with Surrogate SLKmah
three bonds as guardian under the VII OF NY ~"e'
Mary X NJ Wlets of Rochelle OF the'r ,,,,.o
Children Joshua VI. Wlllets. Valentine NJ "
and John T. Willets. jr.. a. ininoiA' ,.,l,,o
~ eco Goa which was bequcathcd 10 the cniirfer
father being apponsd o g HH aesreritng N2oco
ard are issued by the American surety 'o'"p""'' -
New-York city
Surrogate sllkman has issued the folowInE 'rs,"-
,nentary letters: Estate OF Frederick ,,a.m
ron. OF New York; executor Lillian a. VI
dauyh+er. nroperty valued at 5000. Paulhe Ircui.
Of Mount Vernon John G. Tren.T. executor exc ''
consists OF real estate valued al SJ"'
surrogate Sikman has received COMMUNICATION
from ". J. Morgan. Deputy state Controller on'-
a,oiiy ,,rorm,ne him OF the repca OF the following
lava pertaining 10 taxable transfers. as follows
laws OF 1890 Chapter $50; 1892 Chapter S'' lS''
Chon,ars 1919 and 7ci. 1885, Chapters 37'. 90 and go
The new law in relation to taxabe Transfers - 1p
~ transfer tax this year Ia Westcn'sier o"'ls
vii reach the Slcren mark Here pi"ro rms, r
"lred to ME only one COPY OF their report WIN inc
snrrorate Under the new law Section 9s2 th"y are
Sled r. The one Of the Surrogate. the other In
the office Of the state Controller
Artcr having been I'm scrson for thirteen days, ana
disposed Of all civil ani criminal cases rrAiy Tor
trial the June term OF tie County court az ,I'r'
Yesterday m1rnins. The neXt term ot t"e court "'i'
he held 81 September
Cyrus Olmstcad. charged with Keeping ~
orderly house and selling fqior On Snh1"! III IN
bo,eI known "a the wellington Arms. a. Emefori
vas before Iudgo Lent. In the County Court on
Tuesday. He pleaded not guilty and WAS h'd TO APP
pear nj the County Court IN september on pan OF
$50 His daughter Ethel. fourteen years ga. ~,
s. 80 before the court charlc ~ having il-lil"'h
religious meeting h"li I'm ~" I.lWsi"Td 80 '..r
SUNDAY evening recently. Snc was pa 3D. 10
custody OF her couny". ". Ii. H. Ely, oi ArTyto
TO appear AT the September term or ne court
A meeting OF the joint committee OF frcmcn ana
citizens on re Arencna parade. 20 hc he'd IN sep
TENDER. I'm this village vas had on Tue day evening
at the rooms Of Cn'on Hook AMI IA Ter company
Tho following committee on sub 'cT.pions was ap-
,,i,,el. su,o-..4,r Frank O. S,hlrucr. President
~ the Village samuel q. " i'r Pore JH*i - l'an
y Norm Commissioner - Jurors j. ioNtrt htl.n
1,harir. ! N.tth.e- Theodore DOL. Dr. a. - f'ti
John Emerson ant PAU q Tnrhlui The commit q
lee VIZ meet this evening ~ olF .nle am df'.I"
upou pan OF action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

TIE Chamber Of Commerce has inlorsed the plan
for permanent county fair and elected John u
Pearson third vcr-presilent
John J. Kelney, counsel 10 tho Beard OF super
vlaors yesterday reported that the Board could not
nay Sheriff Daley his salary under the new law
The grocery store Of Mark Hartley. In Richmond
Terrace New Brighton. caught fire yesterday morn
ing from Spontaneous. combustion. causing loss OF
5000
The troay-ca-s were seriously hampered yester-
day bv the storm water washing sand upon the
tracks. making thon impassable.
The New-York State Holiness association opened
n ten DAYS camp I'm n" big auditorium az Prohih!-
ton Park Port Richmond. yesie' lay THIS asso-
Atom which recently organized, is unn'noin.
national and has for It's object the promotion or
Sc-ipturai holiness. Tho meetings wcr" presided
over by the Rev. william HOOPER president Of me
A. sociatio1. Among those who took part were the
REV Messrs c. J. Fowler. OF Haverhil Mass.
president Of the National Ass)ciation H. y. Hose y.
az Viola y. Y; J. II. Cooa Of saltwater: T. :.
Wright Of Belmore. L. l.: H. +. REYNOLDS. OF
Burlington VI; II. @. FYthian. OF Sing Sing, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
TARRYTOWN.

The second evening Of fair week was again
marked by success both indoors and out. On the
bowling alleys President r. V. Willard holds
the hfghes: score. 80 out oil possible 80 in three
fr mes john Best has one OF the highest in
the shooting gallery. u In possible 10.
The bicycle parade was a great success. but II Is
probable there would have been more wheels n
line had the weather been more pleasant The
Judges awarded the prizes as follows Prize for best
decorated wheel In Tarrytown delegation. Dr. Hor-
ace REYNOLDS: prize for best decorated whee. from
out of town. J. V. Jordan. East Irvington; women
prize. Miss Clark. OF Tarrytown. The club pump
Tor the cub having the greatest number OF wheeis
in line was given to the Sing Sing wheeimen. there
AAius thiytY-esven from there to take part This
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
RECOMMENDATION OF MEN FOR AsSiSINNi 'o'
PERrNTENDENTs- MILITARY INSTITUTE
rrp>- ~ SCHOOLS

pERrNTENDENTs- MILITARY lNsTFUC'
TON IN SCHOOLS.
Tho ronort Of the Committee OF INSTRUCTION onered
an Nav % disappearing OF the participation ny inc
,r,us of The schools In any public street parade
cana nm for action yesterday before the ful board
% Education Commissioner Little offered IN us
place this resolution: . N,
"Dcsolved That this BOARD does nor approve Oh
schoolchiliren paradng the public streets eNcep,
49,, rare occasions OF special interest or unusual
importance" ,, 49,. ,-,
"pesolvei That this Board. recognizing the I'M
nortance Of military instruction in public schooi'
refors the subject TO the Committee on instructor
for consideration and report as 70 the uc''''''''
1 nrac,lcbnity Of Incorporating It into the course
-, ,rdv for the male classes OF the grammar
schools OF this city. or. II that be not de"n'u
,r,..ic,hf. Of an approval. II voluntarily taken
u, nv teachers and scholars and carried on OUT Vi
school hours ,.... ND
Debate on Commissioner Idttle's resolutions anu
nj, IN. original report postponed until the next
meeting ,,..,
~, nam. 81 Wlliam G Haskell was submitted
for tho dcoirtv-s,iperntendency OF school ou''u-
ina lie VIII be appointed 10 soon "a the flnah'"
,.'-,-,i,,c. reports ability to pay his salary OF
s 90 d year. ,.,
ton reported these men as recommend'H py n''
,,,,.,,.. 20 he, assistant supcrin'cndenis OF "'N-
cation. rar SIX years James Goodwin. George .
pavf. AMI Henry y jameson. for nVe years a.
olson H. Poland Thomas 5 o'bren ana A'r"i
sehau,,er. for FOUR years. Edward j. fafr'"'
r,,nes Lee and \ T. Riolgett FOR three year,
Matthew j. Eigas and Gus'Ave SiTaup'h"""e'' 80
80, YEAR AA.r, = Mtro" and Clarence r.
49,. ~ IN. wear Seth T Stewart and Edward
n Hovcr Or Henry VI LelpziFrr. "ho mas 90.
f- s.rr, wears supervisor 90 lectures, tn' F'.t
r,rou,neut. should bee Kept a. tnat "Uh. mo
s',t.f, - .tch place ~ IN" Same ts'N year
20, g.roftrfrrhcut Jasper reported IN" Fe'''pt
,~.,n Ill. worlds Fair committee ~ Two 1ip'o"ass
and a bronze medal awarded Tor cNce.l'lsCe ~
-, ,-I ,ramuar work and exhibits 81 manual
,,.,lnlrg from the schools Of N"w-i OK Inc WeIa.
d. - bronx. nearly four inches IN diam"t"t IN
a. .l,,..r.. side il a heroic ngur" or columbus III
,rrnor wlth his head bare and IA long nair hats
.N. neck with Tho legend. 'thri'''ph"r
,',,,t'.,. p...h.rie Mt't'CCXcIl" on the reverse.
rgyr''t reprrscnting music and the arts recine on
r"ter sal. Cd. the globe. supported on an oo,onk
''''u' t.,..-g a.. lnscrlptlon worlds Columbian
Fxpo.i,'on ~ communication ~ ne F",n an, ann
49,. - the landing OF Columbus. MlF'tNCll :,
,tI..S,.v,'ifI" Below me scroll show tho nun ana
i'v,.- s,ll. ~ the caiavel Santa Maria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEAfARI.E-P Professor j. c. Smock. or trenton
cANsRIDGE-P May of the Belgian Legation at
Washington FIFTH AVENUE - Con sres srnan
Gausha A. Grow. OF Pennsylvania. and Henry
James OF Baltimore. HOFFMAN-united states
Senator's George G. Vest OF Missouri; lsham o.
Harris Of Tennessee; r. - Walthal. OF Mississippi,
and Orvillc r. Platt Of Connecticut HOLLAND
Charles H. Alirich, OF Chicago. MURRAY HILL
Amasa j. Parker OF Albany. and James w Hnkiey
chairman OF the Democratic State Committee
METROPOLITAN Governor James Z. Campbell OF
Ohio WALDORF-Franklin MacNeagh. OF CHI
cago; Professor William Pepper. OF Philadelphia. and
General Charles j. Langd0n, OF Elmira.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
OEELCIIL CERTIFICATES.

The Apolllnaris Company has solved the question
OF the value OF public certificates ana testimonials 30
far as relates to "Apenta," which II IL now intro
ducIng 40 the best natural apericnt water. by avail
ing itself OF the Endorsement OF the highest medical
aUihorscs and BY placing IN" springs Of this natu-
raj Hungarian water un,er the absolute control OF
the ROYAL Hungarian Chemical Institute tMinister
OF Agricultural. BUDAPEST. new departure. al
7. adv highly appreciated. IL that OF the quarter
hottie. which the company Is now introducing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
IRVINGTON.

The Pastime Club held needing on Tuesday even
Ing 10 fix the date FOR their annual picnic
Or. Warmers home Is now nearing completion
and was occupied Tuesday by The family. The
exterior OF this building IS OF gray and red sand
stone The interior is beautifully decorated and
fitted with the latest convenicDces OF all kinds.
Carl Easel is abou; 20 build dancing pavilion on
his property In this place The entrance to the
dance hall will be through 5cnoo-st, and accommo-
dations will be made in the hail adjoining the
hotel for refreshments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

A meeting Of the Board OF Trustees Of the village
. OF North Ta-rytcwn he'd Monday evening
President Morse read his report. and tire only evil
dence Of the old feud shown when Morgan
Purdy tried to fill the Office Of Clerk A resolution
was adopted that the president be authorized to
take proceedings by law 10 determine 1ud ciay the
question issue and 10 protect the rights and in
terests Of the village
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18

decision was protested by the Mount Vernon men,
but the protest not considered me JUICES
were William II. Hoyt. James Bird and George e..
Andrews The prizes were presented by ". H. II.
Ely The line OF march taken by the paIade was "a a.
up Broadway 70 Beekman-ave.. to fountain 10
broadway. TO Depeyster-st.. to Washlngton-st., 10
Nair-st TO Orchard-st.. to Central-ave., to Wash,
!ngton-st 10 Man-st.. TO Broadway. TO lyceunl ana
dismiss.
Tho second day closed with greater success than
the first.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Mrs Flemng's trial before Recorder Gon.
Rapid Transit Conference. p. m.
Join, Traffic Association. Central Building
Brooklyn Jockey club races. Gravesend go p n.
Opening OF public baths.
IIoboken Turtle Club breakfast and dinner Kings
bridge.
XVIII Assembly District Republican Association
No. 10 West Twenty -fourth-st.. 5 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18

dec,dod 70 have q New-York choir The church
choir became indignant, and It Is sad. for this
reason they would not sing at high mass. Inc
wedding took place in the church with hlSh mass
Yesterday. The New.York choir furnished the
music and tho ceremony was performed by rather
Mcclure The bride IS the daughter OF Joseph NC
Gee the iron manufacturer and Jeffersonian poll
.ician OF Long Island CITY, while the brdegroomn
Stcam COmDany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18

yer. Frustrated by Illness. the d ausn.er 7, s in
DroKen desirable to keep them together ana on,
- the amshouse. and 70 give IN, tne ha can re-.
sume the support Of her mother Nome once 'o OF the
cnS , Sr0an,zation Society No. lO5 East twenty
sncnpd,st and will be promptly and publicly Sc'
IN cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
~ pPE4[ FOR I[D.

The Charity Organization Society appeals for
$40 for the benefit Of an aged ana infrm widow
and her invalid daughter The couple nrc thorough
w respectable and were sClf-supportng until both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
yessel Fo- Line Malls cloee vesee ALA
A Victoria Hamburg Hamb-Am 900 m !@t4
Werk.ndam Rotterdam. Neth-Amer.. 700 N s@e4
Niagara Nassau y & Cuba......-. l0C N SMe3
Ornoco Bermuda. Quebec............ l:OVp % 0WS
FRIDAY. JUNE 10.
S.m,nol. Charleston C1ydc.........-. - bNu
Norwegian. Glasgow. Allan-S'ate...s -
colorado. Brunswick. Mallory......-. - SWsN
SATURDAY. JUNE 20.
"a c.s.oS,. uavr- French ......... 400 n 71osa
Spa.rrt.nl Rotterdam. Meth Amer. 100 N sZsa
Kaiser Wilhelm IT, Genoa. y u Lloyd. $40 N Mwsu
Campania Liverpool CCnari. .....-... WV m uIn
rurn-ssis Glasgow. Anchor. ........ lO0 n LIVE
Thinxvant Norway Tnnxv1lla II ~ -
Wllcaunia natal. Union Clan l'Up a s"PU
ueVelius. Pern4mbgco Iainport Holt .S
brllAu!a' Ia / .n'1' - - 10 90 n loon
L ,'onda Progress spanish ..iVW "a i -"
Aillttl. = ~, X Y . tSlba ...iO3oa iOpn
As!atic Prince, Sant,s Price. -...''' I'~P !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
Amour cemenx
COLLARS
KEL.ETA.
COLLARS.
0NEoyTA
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunrfs. 2s sunse, 7:34 Moon sets D m -yoos.. an
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AM-Sandy Hook 053 Coy. Island 0:4sIHe Cat. a
P.M.-Saniy HOOK rs Gov. Island ia Hell Csis a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18

directors Thomas Chadeayne Edgar T Wh 6syIi
Hapnes Horace NJ Comming Edward Dennis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18

June 20. Mails for Hawaii will ria. ,u,-
$50 p. m. "
The commencement exercises OF N. u.
Technical Institute Will take place this evening .,
o'clock in the large hall Of Cooper Union 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
Gro. CLINT Co
434sA AND 47WssT 23:ST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
r,CTORy. i5I AND $50 WEST 10TH ST

FACTORY: ,54 AND $50 WEST 10TH ST.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-22

Bryan and democracy. From the following taken from his paper, 1t wonld seem that his election to Congress is paramount tO all other issues, and from his standpoint 1t no doubt Is. Here is what the par per says: With the National ticket Arizona has little to gain; with the local ticket all. There must be no compromise. The old parties here are entirely too rotten to admit of the thought of permitting them, even in part, to control the affairs of the Territory
 Repeal the sherman law and then good times will come, said Grover to his free silver shouters, and they broke their necks to do it, and then the democratic party broke the necks of the western people to play even. Men in their haste and in their greed should point backward, and see where the trouble originated they are crying so much about at present. If silver is ruined, demo cracy caused 1t, and the records will prove 1t m less than three years ago. Grover held the whip of iron, and you may as well acknowledge that he never had to ugs it on any of his party In the final blow that crushed the life out of the innocent white metal.
 Tho surrender of the populists, in this territory, to the democracy, rel egates the fight back to republ- canism and democracy The iudics- tions now are that the fight for the nomination for delegate to congress on the democratic ticket will be between Judge Hawkins and W. A. Rowe. of this county, although Mark Smith has . host of personal friends who wIll make a vigorous fight to secure the nomination for him. The action of Buckley O'Neiil on Saturday night, in acknowledging that the populist thunder had been stolen by the democracy, and in pledging his support to that party, is considered as equivalent to with drawing from the race for delegate, and as between the candidates so far named for the nomination, his support will be given unreservedly to his old friend, Major Rowe. Republican candi- dates seem to be lying low at pres ent, but there are several of them at work in the field quietly, and the campaign promises to be quite lively one when the nominations are made.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-22
NEWS. NOTES AND coNvrxr.

The electoral vote of Mex;co cast last Sunday for president ,.s General Porfrio Diaz reeeirs5 unanimous ballot.
 In statistical report jus, puA lished the number of federal ds-. holders Tn the republic amounts ,s over 10000; and those of the tV.- ty- y-seven states and two territor;. of the Union to nearly 60.O0 nal ing a total of 100000, nearly opsn., ceut of the population of the eog.. try.
 The latest estimate in reg.ri i, the population of the globe h, been made by French statistie;,. r. D' Amfrevilie, who figures out :, total of abOnt I,4S0,OO0OOO. dis,s buted as follows: Asia, with S2SgI OOO; Europe, with S75,S97 .OOO, 4si ca, with l63, ,9S3,0O0; Ameriean IT 7IS,OO0; Oceanica and the Polar pa gions, with 7,5C0,OOO; Australia VII 3,ZSO,OOO, or . grand total of l.Iy, OOO,OC0 souls.