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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-19
SOMETHING
Of Vital Importance Going on at Mr..
Watson's HOme---Long Conferences
Observation-Disclosures to Be Inter.
viewed.


THOMPSON. Ga. October 1S.-H ".
Reed. chairman of the Populist National
Committee. Mr.. Watson's personal repre-
sentative. at the recent Populist meeting
at Chicago. and National Committeeman
Washburne. Of Massachusetts, arrived in
Thompson. the home of the Vice Presi-
Dental candidate. to-day at 70 o'clock
from Atlanta. They were met at the de-
pot by Mr.. Watson's sons and driven at
once to the home of the nominee three
quarters of q mile from the station. The
three have been i'm continuou conference
since. stopping only for meals. The great
est possible interest is shown by Mr..
Watons per0nal and political friends in
the conference now going on.
Prominent Populist men ordinarily in
the confidence of the Vice Presidential
candidate have called, only to lind that
their leader begged TO be excused.
Nr Watson received the representative
of the Associated Press this evening at
10 o'clock. He politely but firmly refused
TO be interviewed or say anything regard
ing the political situation or his letter of
acceptance. When asked whether he
would give out his letter tonight he re-
piled. 1T will not be given out tonight.
have nothing whatever to say. Neither
have Mr.. Reed or Mr.. Washburn They
will leave for Atlanta early in the morn
ing and if there is anything Of interest
10 the public I'm our conference they will
give it out tomorrow
Mr.. Watson makes no secret of the
fact that his letter is in The hands of
Chairman Butler and has been for sew
eral days. He is going to Atlanta on
Tuesday and there. 1t is believed, he will
meet Senator Jones. of the Democratic
National Committee. The State Commit
tees of both the Democrats and Popuists
will meet in Atlanta on the same day, and
the question of fusion on the electoral
ticket will be discussed. It is generally
accepted as a fact here that the Demo-
Gratis viii make some sort of a fusion
proposition. The Democratic leaders say
there is no necessity for it, and expect
strenuous opposition inside the party.
Watson's close political friends in Thorn
son are firm in the belief that unless the
electoral tickets are revised 10 suit him
his letter now in the possession of Chair
man Butler will go TO the public in its
original form They are also convinced
that i'm this letter the nominee has eX-
pressed his opinion I'm his own vigorous
and peculiar English of the fusion ar
rangements now obtaining i'm Kansas. Col
orado and North Carolina.
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THE PARIS IN PORT.
Her Delay Caused by the Fracture OF a
Propeller shaft.


Propeller shaft.
Southampton, October IS The
American line steamship Paris, Cap
tain Watkins, from New York, Octo-
Der Z, reached her dock in this city al
8 O'Clock this morning.
She reports that at 8 o'clock q. m. on
October 8th. in at. 40 degrees 40 min
utes north, and IN Longitude 81 degrees:
west, while going at a moderate rale OF
speed and in calm weather, her star
board tail shaft broke. The engines
were Immediately stopped and boat
! lowered and an examination maze. IL
was ascertained that the prope!lor had
been jammed and broken. The smart
was secured and the ship proceeded with
one engine.
There was not the slightest uneas1-
/ mess amongst the passengers over the
turn of affairs, and the officers were
al perfectly cool
The North German LiOyl steamship
Fuerst Bismarck (Which arrived in New
York on October Sth, bringing the first
news that the Paris was disabled, was
sighted Two hours after the ship had
got under way again.
The Paris kept in the track OF west
bound steamers during the voyage IN
order to be reported. and to be able 10
,eoueet aid if it were needed. Inc
weather was moderate and fine through
out the voyage, except on TWO OCCASIONS
when there were gales.
No cause is assigned for the accident,
to va
flaw in the shaft. =,
The passengers stated that they had
a pleasant trip and some expressed
as being sorry that the yoy-
age was ended. AL speak in the hlgh-
est terms Of the GOODNESS and seaman
ship displayed by the officers, in wAom
they had the most complete confidence.
The daily runs made by the ship were
"a forOws. October 8. 275 knots; Oc-
tober 9. 3O9 knots; October 10, 296 knots;
October II. 266 knots; October y, 233
knots; October 13, 296 knots; OCTOBER
Il. 25S knots; October Is, 286 knots;
October 16, 80 knots; October Il, z5l
knots (tO the Needless
Crowds witnessed the arriva! OF the
Paris. 1t was found that her SHAFT
broke about fifty feet from the screw.
The Fuerst Bismarck offered TO tow
her back to New York, but Captain Wat
kins declined the offer.
During the voyage efforts for the
temporary repair of the shaft were fu-
tile. On October 18TH there was ter
riff gale which somewhat alarmed the
passengers, but Captain Watkins easily
treasured them. From the time Of the
accident the average speed OF the snip
was 1914 knots an hour.
The Paris was placed in dry dock TO-
night 10 undergo repairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Faulkner Club is called to meet
at half-past seven tonight Important
business is TO be transacted.
The Young Mems Democratic Club is
called 10 meet at Democratic headQuar-
ters tonight for the consideration or
importan, business.
Officers Of Democratic marchings
clubs are called to meet Marshal Franz
helm this evening. at Democratic head
quarters. in the Peabody building.
Hon. J. c. Gray addressed very
small audience of voters at the Pasco
school house at Blaine. 0. The efforts
OF Republicans to drum up a crowd re-
suited i'm almost utter failure.
The Bryan Silver Club, of Bridgeport,
Is called 70 meet tonight for The purpose
of making arrangements for the NEE. ng
which Bryan will address Tuesday
morning. Every member of the club is
urged 10 be present
A number Of photographs taken at the
time of the Democratic rally at Claring-
ton last Thursday are on exhibition at
Charles MenkemiGer's pharmacy, on the
South Side. The pictures were taken
by Dr.. J. G.. Walden.
THE Republicans of Bellaire will hold
q meeting tonight in Turner Hall, no.
being able 10 secure the E.ysian Thea
tire. Judge Nash. Of Columbus. who
was q candidate for the nomination for
Governor against Bushnell, Will address
the meeting.
The daughter of a we'll known Dem
0cratic citizen, who is employed in al
Eleventh street business house, came
to work a few days ago, wearing a
Bryan badge. Her employer noticed it,
and told her he would not have a person
working for him who would wear such
a badge. She was tod TO draw her sal
airy at noon. The young lady indig-
nantly retOrted that she would Nc, wait
until noon, and left the place. after ex-
pressing her opinion in such forcible
language that the man was Sorry that
he spoke"
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MAJOR M'KINLIY.
The Events of Yesterday at Canton-Ar-
rlrals of "The GenernIs"

The Events OF Yesterday at Canton-Ar-
rivals OF The Generals"
CANTON. O.. October lS.-Major Nc
Kinley shows no sign of fatigue from his
great weeks work and is apparently as
strong and robust as when the campaign
opened. He was up early this morning
and went to church with a number Of
guests. He entertained company the
greater part Of the day, and this evening
finds him in the best Of spirits and equal
10 another week of hard work which the
announ cements assure him.
The campaigning party Of generals and
veterans were here to-day and the greater
part OF the day were Major Mckinley 5
g.lsts. Their special train arrived early
this morning, and the party was at the
Mckinley home in time to 20 to morning
service at the Majors church, the First
Methodist In the party were Gen. and
Mrs. Alger, Detroit; Gen. Daniel h. Sick
les. Of New York; Gen. O. 0. Howard. OF
Burlington. Vt: Gen. Thomas J. Stewart.
of Norrstown, Pa; Col I. \. Walker, Of
INDIANAPOLIS: Gen Marden Of Lowell,
Mass: Major John W. Burst Of Syca-
more Ind: Corporal James Tanner. Of
Washington; George IT. Hopkins, OF De-
troit: Joseph Greusel, Of Detroit; Scott
Hayes. of Fremont. o.. and Gen. WyckofI
of Cincinnati o.; Railroad Commissioner
Kirby and ". p. Gaitree, Of Columbus
who have joined the party for the trip
through Ohio.
This party accompanied Major Mckin-
ley to church and at 2:30 o'clock Joined
Mrs. NJ. c. Barber. Mrs. McKinley's sis
ter and Mrs Captain Heistand at din
ner and spent the afternoon At the Nc
Kinley home
This evening Col. Myron T. Herrick and
wife. Of Cleveland, and Mr.. and Mrs. h.
II. Kohlsaat. of Chicago. came down from
Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Koheaat TO re-
turn 10 Chicago on the night train and
Mrs. Herrick to remain the guest of Mrs.
Mckinley for several days.
The veterans hold n meeting here at $3.50
o'clock I'm the morning and at $50 start
on their eastern and northern trip through
Ohio. visiting New Philadelphia. East
Liverpool and other points previously an
nounced. and ending az Cleveland Mon
day evening.
Starting from Toledo Tuesday morning
the party goes into Michigan.
The mails and the telegraph still bring
communications concerning delegations TO
visit Major Mckinley. and with to-day s
mail 10 be reviewed the prospects are for
a week very much tho same as the one
which closed last night. Saturday Is
again the favorite day. but there Is some
thing for every day of the week. An
nouncements are now made as late as Oc-
tober 8lst and there are but two days he
tween now and then which have not one
or more delegations announced.
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SHOT HIMSELF

NEW YORK. October l>-U.-..-
Lenau. who married the widow
John a. Cockerill. shot himself
his home at Euglewood s. d.
TO Mrs. Lenau. the SHOOTING $751;. .-.
territorial Mr.. Lenau has
mnt regarding the affair
in attendance hold out l.tt.
ment for his recovery
Persons passing by we-a s-.--...
by the appearance of Mrs. I.-.
steps Of her house. She WAS
and was running up and down
appealing to every one sl.
doctor quickly. my husband aa
self and is dying
Drs. Currie. Baldwin and Proctor
arrived and found Air I.rau
where he had been pgf Hr Dds v..
servant. a bullet from '-o- -
volver had entered tle stomach. Tiles.
geons unsuccessful u~o..i for f..
Mr.. Lenau rallied Hr,a au ho. 81.
the shooting and eNpr .I a ..s.-. .. {.
but said nothing as 10 hom he-..t .r
To the friends who called o. ..
sympathy. Mrs. Lcnau sa.l
1T was all an accident
attempt upon his own lie could r.. rs
been further from my husband
thoughts"
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OIL n EWS,

Special TO the Register.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. O.-,....
A remarkable strike was mad.
y. Corbitt farm, near Waiver r.
The owners were certain of ...
but the dust flew thick and III
drill penetrated the supposed ..-
The outcome of this well r-
from the fact that IL lies dr. r..
two good producers.
The excitement occasi0uet fr -.
port that the South Penn O. r..
had q good showing for oh
waters OF the Little karar
Bennett farm. the indiclt.a.
favorable and the gas press.-.
as TO cause the drillers 90
saver, has subsided somev.
grease was found. The We'll ST..
to the Berea sand.
The well of Parker & Wa..sl
making a daily pump of over .-
and is thought to Doe slightly .
crease. The well is ON us-u
farm between the Ogd!n ana Ill.
fields.
Several wells are due In t. ..r-
dorshott field and operators a-.
awaiting the outcome Several a..
tons have been made OF Into.
and the field is booming.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-19

prosperous as now, and said that was
an inevitable result of the low tariff OF
The Wilson bill. Verify, the gold bugs
don't agree on little matters Ike THIS.
ARNSTEAD AT MARTINS FERRY.
CHARLES +. Armstead, the well known
colored orator, who so elOquently and
logically argued the free silver doctrine
in this city, is billed to make an address
before the Bryan Silver Club in Mar
tins Ferry tonight Martins Ferry
voters. irrespective OF party, had hoped
to listen to joint discussion between
Mr.. Armstead and Prof. J. McH. Jones,
of this city. and since the Republican
committee declined TO divide time there
viii be a general desire TO hear Mr.
ArmStead
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~ EnITnR DEAD

Milwaukee. Wis, October 1S.-H--
Rub,ee. editor of the Milwaukee
mel. died tonight. He had been SIZE
ing for Two years with a umorou
case developed from tuberculosis
during tn past month had rapidly
ed in strength. Mr.. Rublee was born
Berkshire. Vermont. in 1929. and
10 Wisconsin in his eleventh Year ?
resided in this State continuous
tn exception of a year, as editor O.. d
Boston Advertiser in 1878. and o-
years as minister 10 Switzerland
ing Grants administration. Hc
for many years as chairman OF 20 .
publican Safe Committee, was oil.
Of tn Wisconsin State Journal o. 81.
isOn. for sixteen years. and In ISIS a
to Milwaukee, and for Ike per..
been in control OF the SenIne. "
Rublee was one Of tn most dis..e..
ed newspaper writers in Wisna
history. for scholarly attainmous r
Ideal leadership, and style O., ,Nm
sion. he leaves a widow and -W0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-19
A BIG DEMOS srRATIoN

OF Democratic Clubs will Take Place Here
ON the saturday Proceeding the Elec-
tiou
Arrangements are now being made
for monster parade of Democratic
club and citizens. on Saturday evening
31-- inst. 90 close the free silver cam
0q.su in this city. It is the intention
To- make io the biggest turnout of the
campaign, and 20 that end every mem-
Der of a marching club IS urged 70 exert
Ibis best efforts. IT. is probable that
clubs .u all the neigbboriug towns viii
be here TO swell The number Of men in
line
Chief Marshal A. A. Franzheim yes
terllv issued the following order;
Headquarters Democratic Clubs,
Wheeling. W. Va. October 10th, 1896.
General order no. 9.
All clubs viii assemble at their respect
I've headquarters on Saturday evening. Oc-
tober Ust. at 1880 O'Clock. TO participate
i'm the monster demonstration for that
evening.
CAPTAINS. marshals and ether officers OF
an clubs viii Inject with the Chief Mar
shall mo Peabody Building. this (Monday)
evening az O'Clock.
Subsequent orders viii announce other
details.
BY order A. A. FRANZHEIM.
Chief Marshal.
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STATUE UNVEILED.

COBLENZ. October lS.-A statue TO the
memory Of the late Empress Augusta
grandmother of the present Emperor
given by the city. was unveiled to-day in
The presence OF the Dowager Empress
Frederick and other members Of the i'm
perial family representing Emperor VII
lam and the Empress. The Grand Duke
of Baden. who married Princess Louise
the daughter of the old Emperor and OF
Empress Augusta delivered an Grafton.
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A JUDGE DYING.

Washington, October 1S.-Chief Jus
tice William A. Richardson. of the Court
OF Claims, Is lying at the poin Of death
at his home in This city. he is suffer
ing from complication Of disc ses, and
owing to his advanced age. "A years. has
been unable 10 stay 7aeir progress. In
the seventies Judge Richardson was Sec
rotary Of the Treasury for short time,
which position ne resigned to accept
the one he now holds.
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MORE GOLD

NEW YORK. October B.-The steamer
La Gascogne arrived to-day. bringing 5000
600 in gold.
on Wednesday last the Ia Gascogne en-
,,,rtsred n tremendous wave which
swept away one of the life boats and in
other respects slightly damaged the boat
tn Dess,nrers we're at dinner at the
time The shock Of the wave forced all
mos, svsrvts.ur from the steamer tables.
romp,ctc,y sroi,iug The meal for all Of the
vasscuEcrs
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A STEAMER BURNED.
The Omcers and Crew Rescued In the Nick
of Time.

The Officers and Crew Rescued in the -i'h
of Time.
CLEVELAND. o., october ia spe-
cial from Sturgeon Bay. Wis. says the
big steamer Australasia. owned ny James
Corrigan. of this city. was burned last
night on Lake Michigan, and now lies al
the bottom OF Whitefsh Bay. The steam
or. which was valued at $4,000 and was
loaded with a cargo of 1000 tons of coal for
Milwaukee. caught fire about II o'clock
last night. The Australasia was then IN
sight of land. Full steam was put on ana
an effort made 10 beach the vessel the
crew in the meantime making a terrific
fight against the flames. At last shoal
water was reached just as the life saving
crew arrived at the vessel and rescued the
officers and men, The Australasia soon
afterward sank The vessel and cargo
are counted total loss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-19
AFTER The OHIO NAN.

Vancouver. 3. c., October 1S.-SheriR
Barnes. Of Park county, Ohio. has ar
rived here 10 take back G. W. Legg, the
defaultng treasurer Of that county.
Two DAYS before Legs term Of office
expired he disappeared, leaving a deficit
OF $4,000. Legg was much overcome
when caught and said he had been in
torment since he left Ohio.
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ARCHITECTS TO MEET.

Nashville. Tenn. October lS.-Iues-
day. Wednesday and Thursday. Octo-
Der goth. 2ist and 22d, the American In
stitute of Architects VIII hold Us thir-
tieth annual convention in this city.
Distinguished members from all parts
of the country will attend.
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d. B. BAILEY. Adiutant
VICE PRESIDENT STEVENSON

To Address a Meeting in This City on the
8sth. Iust-It win he Big Demonstra-
ton.
A letter received by Mr.. T. NJ Darrah,
from Andrew Edmiston. chairman of me
Democratic state Executive Committee,
conveys ,he information that Nice-Pres-
ident Atlai E. Stevenson viii positively
Do I'm Whe ing on the 2S,h ms. and will
deliver am address here. He viii be ac-
couqnieI by Governor VIM A. Mac
Co-Ee. OF this State. and Hon ". J.
Kerr. from -he West
Vice President Stew nson viii speak at
Mansfield Ohio ON t1e afternoon of the
o--h. and win De i'm Wheeling during the
next day. Arrangements have not YET
been made for the place or Jhe hour Of
the meeting. I- viii probably be held
.1 -te O7.ra House. if i- can be secured,
rt1ugd au afternoon meeting is not
improbable. T. is expected ihGt the Ste
ver-1u meeting I'm point Of size VIII De
second only 90 Che big Bryan demousTa-
zion u this city.
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CAUSED A RIOT.

Trouble at Portsmouth Following an Effort
to stop a Ball Game
PORTSMOUTH. o.. October 1S.-A riot
u.ss caused here this afternoon by the
SUNDAY Observance League attempting to
break mp ball game between the Ports
mouth and ChiIicothe teams Constables
,rbo tried TO serve the warrants were
chased off the grounds by bowling mob
Of spectators and narrowly escaped alive.
The crowd then surrounded the once OF
Squire Cole. where the ticket seller
Picbord Thornton. was held. They
threatened 10 release him and the riot
alarm was turned in. The police finally
d,sneread the crowd. over $50 arrests will
he made on the charge Of rioting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-19
TMENTY DROMNED.

LISBON. October D-The Portuguese
bark Venus. Captain Pinto hailing from
this port. which sailed from Cardin on
October / for Lisbon. foundered IN q gal"
on october Q off Skomer Island Twenty
persons were drowned The Venus was "a
bark of ca tons register and was built In
1852 at Liverpool. eIIer owners were Rod
riguez and Roza.
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4 rrPv RAD WRECK

CLEVELAND. O.. october lS.-Twenty-
five freight cars with their contents were
destroyed in a wreck on the Big Fou- rail-
road near Wellington. o., last night The
loss will reach 100000. The track has
been completely blackaded all day and
trains are running around the wreck over
other roads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-19
RAM INCORPORATED.

Special to Che Register
CuARtrsroN. w. Va october IS
Tho s.,r,tery 90 state has issued GER
tiecste Of incorporation to the Germania
HAN Dollar Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
Itch am authorized capital OF $4,000. Tho
incorporates are George nook. George +.
sufel. Paul @. Beymann f. $. Schwert-
foyer and Il. 2. Behreus. All OF Wheeling.
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GOVERN0R ALTGELn.

New York. October Us. G7yer0
John p. Altgeld, of Illinois. spent o. G-
morning to-day at the Fifth Avenue BIZ.
tel. Later in the day he visited D..
cratic headquarters i'm the BARN.
Hotel with Treasurer 81. John.
At four O'Clock be left for the G
Central depot. where be took ,he D-
caeo express for the West.
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TO BE OPENED SOON.


Special 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG. W. Va. October Is
Parkersburg's magnificent new Opera
House. the Auditorium. under the manage
meut OF Messrs. Charles Brooks Smith.
Jr.. telegraph editor of the Journal. and
J. II. Kenney, viii be opened by Clay
Clement October 35th and 2lst. The Au-
ditorium Is large and conmodious and will
seat large number Of people.
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ARRIVAL OF ARMENIANs.

New York. October 1S.-Tle steam.
OLDHAM. OF the Netherlands America
Line. which arrived to-day from B-
dam via. B7u.ogue, brought %.
age passengers, Of whom 1G7 W.n t-
men.ans.
Il is said the immigration 3uthrte
vii, examine closely into the r.g- "
these Armen!ans under the .ae
States immigration laws TO Jam. ..r
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REED BETTER.

CHICAGO. October 1S.-The improve
ment jim eN-Speaker Thomas b. Reed :
voice was SO great to-day that his physi-
clans decided he would be able 20 address
meeting TO be held in the Auditorium
tomorrow noon under the auspices Of the
Hamilton Club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-19


William Jennings Bryan. the next
President az the United States. will de-
i-...-,.. 90, r,.lr,or- county
i-'1- '---- '''''' W.. -
ONO, tIues-ay moIAius. Inc nuns
% ye been definitely fixed, and che can
5--.-s u.-rr certainly fr rhl app0int-
.-.--.-. t..- ,....., NON;
-le1-s' CREST '''''
Tested over the river regarding hfyan
visit and lt is certain that Jhe crowds
,..,s.., .s.s.-,f..e I'm hear him in spite OF
...,.- i.-..,. ... ,.--.,t no viii sDaal,
'0 No., -.
Will l5 i~I ger l--- any J''-'0'-' "-99'-
ing5 held l B9.m0n. coun curing the
c8upaIgn.
,,- ,-.-.u ,,.,,l s~~.ro from ZaDas-
-. ...-..-u ~
'--v - -o~' --'-" 'I '-0 -I
Will rays, In a special car, which VIII
De st.e-trackel at the b. 81 o. Junction.
-r,... --.-......I ,.7s-.s. ,,i,r DO rrs5s in
4, %, .,-.-, f,. ,r,,,,. ono bo.,I,. I'm
-sr5.b ~ candidate will sneak from
~ -,-,.-, ar Tho i--a~sacrior Of Uni0n
a-J -T,i~.,-.eoo-s streets an 6.30
49,.
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no 'l IN .-' ~ ~, - 49,, -.
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t.-A' N-'' ~ an VIZ ~, y, .. IL
9 49, .s.5 --U' ,-'9 MI, i-- sra,1- for
s N -. 81 70, ., i yi - '- -5sr1y Ar
.-...-..-.-,..- .... - nd fo~ leroa
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.,T.- rcCsI f-.a s.iver MARCHING climbs
q, 49,. -s,ei,.-l ir,f-a-'oDs from, Ral'aira
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THEY DON'T AGREE.

N-. Nathaniel Mckay has ius- re-
turned from England With a batch Of
Information concerning the terrible con-
ti-on of labor in chat country. When
ve consider that England is q pioneer
il The god basis, it would seem that
Mark Hanna Is nos training his em1s-
ssres % make their stories hold To-
ler-New York Journal.
Iu his speech a. the Terminal depot
Saturday night. samuel J. Randall said
the English woIkmsn were never 50