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xAprrN,s VERY.
Hap. and Ml,hnp, ia the Thriving city
Across ths River.

Haps and MIshaps ia the Thriving city
Across tho River.
Last evening the high school alumni
decided to present 10 the high school
library fund thirty dollars OF the mo-
ney realized at the entertainment last
Saturday night, and Il VIII give two
thirds OF tho proceeds OF the spelling
bee at the Central school building
March Il. The captains win be Mrs.
Frank McCarty and Mr. y. W. Harris.
SUPERINTENDENT Stewart and Thomas
Mitchell viii pronounce
The PeEse township Republican pri-
marles will be held to-day between the
hours Of / and o'clock at the city
building, Martins Ferry. The Candi-
dates for clerk are W. q. Morgan,
Thomas PuFh and James TRnnehlll.
The candidates for trustee are Harri-
son Belts, Harry Jump and Thomas
Edmunds. Two assessors are 10 be
nominated. ~
The first rehearsal OF the Town
Clock Cantata'' was given last night.
II was decided 10 have rehearsals every
Manday and Friday night. The per-
Torrance VIII be given on FridRy and
Saturday. April IL and is.
A number OF young men are getting
up n reception 10 be given in the rooms
over Hoge's drug store next Wednes-
day evening. About seventy-flve per-
sons will be initiated.
A portion Of the easesheld BY Messrs.
Hanes. KoehnlIne and Vandegrin on
oil territory south OF PIeesant Grove,
have been surrendered rather than pay
the rentals.
The Standard orchestra win furnish
music at the supper and social TO be
given ut the st. Clair Hotel this even
ing by the ladies' of the Presbyterian
church.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eberle
entertaIned the Oriental banjo, guitar
and mandolin club and number OF
friends at their residence on Jenerson
street.
The nickel reading at the UP. church
last night was wei ATTENDED. me
programme consisted OF musical and
literary exercises.
Mrs. Robert Kerr and Miss Maggie
RaIstoR went TO Flushing yesterday 70
attend the funeral OF their uncle, Mr..
Abram Michael.
Mrs. Mary Smith. Of zanesville. who
has been visiting Mr.. and MIS- Martin
s. Myers VIII return home to-day
II. q. Pratt has been appointed at
torney for the Standard Home Build
Ing Association.
Every Republican should turn out
and vote for T. Z. Pugh for township
clerk to-day.
Miss Matte Howells, Of Bridgeport.
is entertaining the Misses Harris, OF
Ironton.
Jesse selby returned last night from
an extended wilt nj Fairmont.
Thomas Milllgan Is recovering from a
long siege Of sickness.
Harry Grayson returned yesterday
from western Ohio.
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OMAHA. Neb.. March s.-It was de-
cided to-day TO hold a meeting in
Omaha Saturday night Of Nebraska
Republicans Us demonstration In
favor Of General Henderson for Presi-
dent. General Henderson returned
from Washington. He said: Those
who keep their fingers on the pulse OF
the political public say Il s~growtnE
more and more certain dSery day that
neither Mo Reed nsff Sir. .Aeklnley
can be nominated by the next eonven-
ton OF the Republican party. In thar
event II Is felt sure that the nomination
will 10 10 a western man. Among the
western men the contest will Doubtless
be between Senator Allison, Senator
Davis and myself"
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sELIArRR
an sorts or Local sswS and GO''lp from
tiiu Glass CITY.

VIC StAN kAANs
william MllIer. who had the contract
10 build one OF tho bridges In tho
southern part co this county, recently
loft for the Pacific coast The prldse
IN NOT finished md II Is now said he
mas no notion OF returning 10 finish H.
This Ii n surprise 10 all who know Mil
icr and especially to tho county COM
mlsBionerB. His bOndsmen VIII be call
ed upon TO complete the contract
A party OF BeliaIre gentlemen enter
tained an equal number Of 81 Glars,
willie gentlemen al the Windsor hotel
Yesterday evening Pedro" was the
ruling amusement and O Senteel SUP
uer was served az seaBonable hour
the Windsor folks adding 10 their rep
utation by the splendid service The
81. ClairsYIlle gentlemen return nome
this morning.
The ProhIbltionIstB In convention
hero Instructed their delegates 70 the
state convention 70 support John A.
Gniiaher nH the nominee Tor Congress-
Tho delegates from the various ooun-
ties in the district TO the state conven-
lion Will make the district nomination.
They announce that they VIII make
vigorous campaign In this county
Mr.. William Alexander, local agent
OF the Cleveland, Lorain d WheehnB
Railroad Is distributing noat little cal
eBdRrB, the product OF NJ. q. Carer;
the general passenger agent VINO hhn
tho design copyrighted. u u per-
petual calendar and good ADVERTISE
ment for the road
James G. Tallman. Of this city, ana
Hon. y. K, KennOn, OF 81 ClalfsViue,
argued the motion for q new tIiRl ~
the case OF Tlgelbaek against he
Wheeling Greek Coal Company NJ the
home OF Judge briggs Thursday after
noon. The decision was not rendered
Tho cofree Circle celebrated It's sec
ond anniversary nj the home OF MT
and Mrs. e. j. Stetzer THURSDAY eyen-
Ing. They had good supper, spIen-
did music and O general good time
The Cadlz Tribune has given W. ihe
ghost and the outfit was purchased ~
w, -. Hearn, OF the CadiE Republican.
That field was never large enough for
two papers Of the same KIND.
John Thurn had three toes on one
foot badly mnshed by piece Of steel
falling upon them at the steel works
hut fortunately they win not have 10
be amputated.
The directors Of the Ohio Valley Tel
ephone Company and tho council COM
mIttee or ordinances have agreed upon
an ordinance for the franchise IN this
city.
DR.. D. c. osborne preached in tho
First II. Z. church last night, IT be-
ing the quarterly conference,
Hon. C. L. weems was in town
Thursday evening on his way home
from Columbus.
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ARMENIAN RELIEF.
The Work Golng ON but More Money Il
Needed.

The Work Ceiling ON but More Money Is
Needed.
NEW YORK, March s-Thc Chris
tlan Herald is in receipt OF the follow
ing cablegram:
Van, Turkey. March 5.-Thc outlook
here is rutber better and more peaceful.
orders have been given by the govern
ment for Ave battallons OF troops TO
proceed 60 the outlying districts TO
protect the Christian villages from the
Kurds
The missionaries are arranging 20
diminish the Christian Herald relief
work In the city Of Van, and arc send
Ing ~ many refugees as possible 10
their homes In the different villages.
Money IS urgently needed to help
those who have exhausted their means
In the struggle for existence during the
winter. Relief work must now also take
up the distribution OF seed and also cat
Ito for pioughinR II funds are avail
able, we could do much good by send
ing relief parties to outlying districts,
We are hopefully awaiting the ahaur-
ance OF further aid from our friends
In America, our Industrial bureau,
which Ia now employing several thou
sand families, should be continued for
several months, as II IL the only means
OF support for q multitude OF helpless
women and children.
GRACE KIAfBALL,
Missionary Of the American Board.
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.
Joe o,sot Won an Exciting Race From
Baikiine and Ss,vsouse.

Joe OiSot Won an Exciting hace from
Baikiine and Ss,VIIouse.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-Nlne-
tleth day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
winter meeting. Weather cloudy; track
fast: Summary;
First, purse $3.50. for three-year-olds
and upwards, selling, one mile-Emlu
Bey and Old Gentleman ran a dead
heat; G1adiola third. Time. 1A2. In
the run on Emln Bey won easily by
three lengths.
olds, six furIongE-Honor won driving
by q length; Little Bramble second;
Mile N. third Time. 1:i6h.
Third. purse $3.50. for tour-year-olds
and upwards. selling, one, mlle-Pey-
tonia won driving by half a length:
PrytanIR second; Hubert third. Time,
Fourth, purse $500. for four-year. olds
and upwards, handicap, mile and TWEEN
ty yards-Joc O'Sot won driving by q
head; 5aikiine seeondi Sewhonse third.
Time, 1:42
Fifth, purse 500. Cor four-year-olds
and upwards, selling. six turlonES-
MnrIoni won easily by two lengths; Ger
70 Gordo second; Valet third. Time.
1I5N.
and upwards. selling, six furlongs-
Warren Leland won easily by length;
Lucy Behe second; Nevada Boy third.
Time I:l6h.
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MUNYON.
Strong Statements from People
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Been Cured by Munyon's
Remedies.
SAMPLE TESTIMONIALS
Picked at Random from the Thou.
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from all pain and completed n cure IN
a cnBc OF rheumatism from which SUI
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Mrs. Fannie HeulpStone, Lecsburg,
Va, says: Munyon's Cold and Cough
Remedies act like magic ~ breaking
up cold or cough. ! have used them
myself and recommended them 10 9TH
ers, and always with perfect satisfGe-
ton"
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom
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Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
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ach trouble. Price q cents.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
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Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs,
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Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
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cents.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
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Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
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Munyon's Blood Cure erndlcRtcs all
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Munyon's Female Remedies arc u
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Munyon's Asthma Cure with Herbs
81.
Munyon's catarrh Remedies never
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Munyon's VitaliZer restores lost pow
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Munyon's Remedies at oil druggists,
mostly % cents q vial
Personal letters to Prot Munyon. 1905
arch street, Philadelphia. Po., answer
ed with free medical advice for any
disease.
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Uir suit FILED.

PHILADELPHIA Pa. March 6.-John
D. johnson nIed a bill in equity in the
United States circuit court for the Uni.
ted States Trust Company OF New
York against the United States Cord
age Company, and Its receivers, asking
that mortgage Of deed Of trust given
10 the plaintiff company as trustee on
January /, 1884,, securing the United
States cordage Company's Issues OF
ST,5O0.oOO bonds he declared o Hen on
the defendant company's property In
Pennsylvania.
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WILL 90 TO ENGLAND.
Yale students Vote for the Crew to Go
Abroad thIs Year.

Yale Students Vote for the Crew TO Go
r4 Abroad thIs Year.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 6--Tho
students OF Yale univosity tonight en-
practically endorsed the programme OF
the management OF the navy for the
coming season, and by decisive vote
OF st0 to 10 decided In tavopof allowing
the crew TO 20 to England 10 take part
IN the Henley regatta IN June. The
meeting, which was held IN Alumni hall,
was harmonious In every particular.
MT single speech being against the
project.
Some opposition was expected 10 the
Henley programme, as II wEs known
there were q large number Of men In
favor Of having the crew enter the big
race on the Hudson. but they gave way
TO the win OF the majority
There were over COO present at the
meeting, although only 476 voted. The
crew will leave for England June 8.
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WASHINGTON. Mnrch 6.-Major
General Wesley Merritt. commanding
the department OF the Missouri, ar
rived In Washington last night accom-
panied by his aide. Lieutenant strOther,
First Infantry. He Is here by appoint-
ment to talk with Secretary Lamont
respecting the business of his depart
ment. and especially about the location
OF certain posts in the northwest. II,
as reported, his visit has any reference
70 the state Of affairs IN Cuba that fact
In not known 20 General Merritt.
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xr,r Cn.tI.,, rIanngrr.

Special Dispatch 10 the inieihgeneer'
NEW CASTLE, Pa, March Sat n
meeting OF the directors Of the New
Castle club further arrangements for
the team were completed. II is proba-
BE BILLY" Thompson, who managed
the team last season, will not occupy
that position this year. as he cannot
Join the team before June, Among
those mentioned for manager Is Char
lie FaAtz, the veteran ball player, who
nmpired In the Iron and OIL league part
N last Eenson. New Castle WIN nave q
very strong team this year. Several
players are already engaged. but their
names are withheld on account Of the
uncertainty in wheeling,
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WASHINGTON, March G-when
asked to-day for an authoritative state
ment Us to the various reports coneern-
ing his candidacy for the presidency,
Senator Cullom, OF Illinois. said:
After due consideration and careful
Investigation Of the situation. have
said TO the people OF Illinois that /
should deem X high honor 10 have the
support Of my state delegation NJ the
st. Louis convention. am candidate
10 that extent and ! may add that see
no reason why should not continue to
be candidate"
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nri1A.nnrt Primaries.

Candidates for mayor and marshal
OF the busy little city at the Ohio end
Of the river bridge are hpstling for
votes at the coming Republican pri-
maries. Bridgeport is an aniSnowl-
edged Republican town, 80 much 30
that about all the interest SO far Us the
next city government Is concerned cen
ters In the nomination. The candidates
for mayor are the present encumbeut,
T. U. Williams, and J. z. Clark For
marshal the present encumbent. J. w.
Stnff, II. Moore and T. Thompson are
cnnieHtInE for the honora.
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pni,I,en Rffa.e. ID say.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6--Whon
asked to-day whether or not he was o
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for tho presidency, ex-Governe9r
Robert r. Pattison rcplied; u nppTss
ciate greatly the compliment Wnien mas "a.
nsIne in connection with the pomlnh-
tlon for tho presidency by tho rcsolu-
tions on the recent gatherings OF the
democracy in Pennsylvania, but must
decline, at this time. to discuss the
nnestIon."
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LONDON, March s--The Lisbon COR
respondent Of the Times telegrnphs I'M
der yesterdays date, that the attitude
OF the Spanish government IN regard
to the Cuban difficulty Is unanimously
approved In Portugal and he quotes the
Commercio OF Lisbon. as saying: THE
proceedings OF the United States are
unique and unexampiified in history
and will cause n complete disturbance
Of International rights unless all the
nations OF Europe rise and Join Spain
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rh, sorth.rn RsrolutIen.

copyright, 1885, by the Associated Pross'l
TEGuCIGALPA. Honduras, March s.
via Galveston. TexAS--General Bonu'
Ia, the minister for war, has lett TINS
city with force OF troops TO assist the
army of President Ieinyh, 'of nicara.
fua IN suppressing the resurrection Oh
the Leonlats IN that republic;
General Dnyiln left Teghcingalpa 10.
day, With additional troops, TO assist
PrenIdent Zelayn.
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AMI. Iya,hIngten Team.

Special Dispatch 10 the InteFliseheer.
WASHINGTON, Pa. March 6.--Man-
Rser Dave currAn, OF the Washington
Interstate league team, is,getting to-
gether n good team. His latest acquisi-
tons Include Beadle, q twirler who
played with Columbus and Lima In
last years Interstate league; Ullofn'
an out-feider. who played on the Steu-
benville team IN 1925. and Garrison,
a Pittsburgh amateur. who comes
highly recommended by Manager MACK,
Of the Pirates. President Mckeown
and Manager CurTan are arranging the
diamond Al the fair grounds and they
predict that IL will be the finest in the
Interstate circuit
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Mr.. @. caillouette. Druggist. Beavers
Vile, Ill, says: TO DR.. Kings New Dis
covery owe my life. Was taken with
In Grippe and tried all the physicians
for tnlles about, hut OF no avail and was
given UP and told could not live. Hav-
ing Or. Kings New Discovery In my
store ] sent for n bottle and began Its
use and from the first dose began to set
better, and after using thpee bottles
was ,ip and about again. II Is worth its
weight in gold. we won't keep store or
house without Il" Get free trial at
Logan Drug Co.'S drug store. ,
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Meow who trounced Tommy Ryan
last Monday night, and Dan Creednn
for the middle-welEht championship
AID also championship contests be-
tween men OF lesser weight.
He suys he has not the least doubt
but that Jim and Bob will fghti under
his management within year. and a.
Corbctt IS in town and anxious TO do
business, Stuart will probably get his
signature 20 u set OF articles before be
leaves Chicago. The days OF 10000
and $4,000 purses are gone, but Dan
will undoubtedly hang IN $4,000 for
James and Robert. This. with good
side bet. viii bring the agures ap high
enough 10 more than repay the tshters
for their time and labor. Ccrbett has
expressed himself as being anxious TO
fisht, and although Fits has requested
him to get n reputation. there IS no
doubt hut that Stuart can Induce Bob
TO change his mind
In speaking Of the. prospects of the
fight Stuart said: "FitS and Corbett
can only engage in limited round 30
In England, and " they agree % night
on this side Of the water, will see that
II takes place. and don't care II only
the principals attend"
Stuart would not divulGe any OF his
plans, but Judging from his past OK
periences he will know in what aifee-
ton the cat will jump before be makes
amy move
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A CANVASS among the druggists
OF tlls place reveals the fact that
characteristics are the most popular
proprietary medicines sold Chamber
ialn's Cough Remedy. especially, Is
regarded as In the lead Of Mi throat
trouble remedies, aad as such. Is freely
prescribed by pllyE!ciaiis, As Group
mclicInc, u 80 also uncxcclled, and
most families WIKI young children Keep
4 bottle anyways handy FOR instant use.
Tho editor OF the Graphic has repeated.
ly known ChaGnhcTlala'u Cough REM
ely 10 DO the work after all otqher med
lclnes had fd!lGd.-Tht Kimball, $. D.,
Graphic. For sale a. 90 and 90 cents
Dor bOttlo.
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GIVE me a liver regulator and can
regulate the world" said II genius, The
druggist handed HIN bottle Of De-
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills. Lornn & Co.. Wheeling, W.
Va, Il. r. Peabody, Benwood and Bowie
s. Co., bridgeport. Q. 5
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CORDyTT AID FITz.
Dan stuNTt CONFIDENT Of bringing Them
Together Ia December.

Together Ia DersmbeT'
CHICAGO. March 5.-pan Stuart. Of
Dalln'. Texas. wei known throughout
the world o. the promoter and manager
81 tho late Titzslmtaons.Iaher cham
pIonSblD fight. II In the city From here
he VIII 80 10 Now York to look after
Bright Eyot" Scott Collina' interest IN
Its coming ilEht with Joe Walcott. INC
big Texan lost considerable money IN
Lis late nstlc venture, but talks md
nctE az though b" made q barrel. The
fact thht he succeeded In pulling OF we
'0nt'si more than repaid him, from ms
Int Of vieB. FOR hIa heavy lO5scA. II
b" vas coHiisdcHt Of bringing OF the
late fight. he s. mDrc thnn confident
~ bringing COrbott and FitzHimnona
together next December Besides THESE,
he will arrange q match between "klu
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KANsAs CRY, NO., March ell. p,
Archer wen known business man, has
shown his sympathy for Cuba here. ~
publicly burning a Spanish nag IN front
n n crowded theatre. The Rot was
loudly cheercd by the mass OF Wlthet.s u.
oA. lir. Archer has n sl9ok Of sptn n,,,,
oseb night an Il 10 exhausted.
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-. ,inlt .trnnr Up.'l

NEW YORK. March G-The Appel
taic diyision Of the supreme court hes
affirmed the judgment Of tlp'ggy OBJ
talncd against Russell sage py H WI W,
n. LnIdlnw for Injuries susLhlnsu ~
S"co's office. EeverRi years ago. The
Sonrt Mao nilowed Laidlaw 1900 for
council fees and costs,
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NEW YORK. March 1.-THE new
Columbian cruiser Cordova, which
went on a mud bar In Princess Bay
last night, freed herself to-day with
out injury and put into the ship yards
OF Hugh Ramsey At Perth Amboy.
The vessel was returning from her
trial trip when she struck the mud
bank, but. her nose only went about
three feet In the mud.
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WITH The BOWLIRs.
ThtXIshtly Record ofstrllEss aud Spares
on the Alleys.

''ha II. Z. Richards team, Of tho
rrsee league. last night defeated the
s'gSosS two out at three games. The
Richards rolled a much better game
than their opponents, but lost the third
CafHC by ZONE vary "oid gold Work.
Stevenson fo!lCd the host game for tho
HICnlrGE team. and Campbell was the
top-notrhcr on the other side OF the
iCacc. Score:
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CAPE TOWN, March 6.-Mr. Ruth
erford, Tho local agent OF the DC Boers
Hlniug Company has been nfIeslen'
charged with removing arms withount
n iicrnre. the game charge upon WIZ WI =,
Gardner Williams, genera Hlalnssi W y,
~ Kimberly. There arms, II Ii SAID
we're dispatched 10 the TransvaaL
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10 Help Their countrymen.

LIMA, Peru. March 8. via Galveston.
Texas.-The members OF the Italian
colony In this city are taking keen
interest IN the critical state Of afHalrs
in Italy and are subscribing literally
10 q fund for the relief OF the wounded
in the disastrous battel at Adowa and
OF the widows and orphans OF those
kiiied
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ONE Minute Cough Cure touches tho
right spot. II also touches IL at tho
right time n you tuke II when YOU have
IL cough or cold. See tho poilt7 Then
don't cough. Logan. a Co., Wheeling,
w, Va, B +. Peabody. Bcnwood. and
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o,
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New YORK Democrats.

NEW YORK, March 6.-Thc Demo-
cratic state committee Will be called 70
meet in this city the first week in April
At that meeting the date OF the Demo,
cratic state convention Will be nxed
upon; It is generally conceded that Il
will be held in this city, and tts date
cannot be earlier than the middle OF
Nav
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ntITTE, Mont, March 1.-THE Butte
md IoHton Mining compnnyH prop.
ertv was attached to-day on account
OF n suit OF Edward c. Perklns, VINO
holds tho claims Of vnriouH ereditors'
aERregating 1l06,Ji0 10.
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CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 6.-Ths
Republican conventions VI DOSh tne
First and Second congressional dis
trlcts to-day adopted strong resoin-
tions for Mckinley for President.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllgcncer.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Joseph
NJ. Turner, OF Kennyville, w. Va. has
been appointed a stock examiner In the
agricultural department