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Knied BY Lightning.

OMAHA, Aug, 6,-ln severe
thunder storm this morning three
persons were killed by lightning. Mrs.
SeykOTa leaving church after an early
mass was struck dead. Fred Meyer
was killed on u wagon. Leroy Carter,
near Council Bluns, was 3. eklug 70 uge
with pltchiOtk over his SHOULDER.
Tho bolt struck the ioTk and passed
through his bOIy.
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PAwHUsKA, o, T., Aug. 5.-Saucy
Chief, the candidate VI tue half breeds,
has been elected governor Of the Osago
nation after u holly contested election.
The half breeds also claim tho election
OF n majority OF the council. This
election marks an epoch Ia the hfinits
VI tho Osages, a. the government viii
pass into tue hands OF tue progressive
element, who favor ticking allOtmonts
aud becoming citizens OF the United
Slnles.
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HASTINGS, Neb., Aug. 5.-The Pop.
ulist ulat0 convention convened At 10
o'clock with 400 delegates present.
Much eBthuslasm wEa manifested over
Bryan and free Hllver. M caucuslng
failed 10 bring about any arrangement
among the delegates ns 10 fusion. q.
j. Smylhe aud q, IL, Brown OF
Omaha, representing tho DomoGTatlc
state central .mHitIee, arrived last
night,
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EIshl lIenr. q Dn,..Inhnr.

CHICAGO, Aus. 5.-As d trsuil ~
thu pressure that has bsUl brought O.
ltaf up0l him W tue labor congress,
Governor Altgcll Issued Is mariu.to
TO tue West Park boar caillrg upon
them TO take somy ngiion ON the matter
OF an elght'hour DAY Tor park lsbIruTs.
IN pufsunnus u THIS iioa tbs board
passed rcsolutlOns declaring IA explicit
'ermn tlnt eight hOuIs should uJus,i.
iuts day. labor In the parks.
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Mons, boz IIeh ob.er,nIoIa.

SAN JOSE, Cal, Aug. 5.-Tho diroe.
,5T Of tho Lick observatory has lust
received u letter from Miss Caroline
w. Bruce OF New YorE incl0hngs a
check for 81 600 TO be expended la puT.
chasing needed apparGtraior ute at the
uuieTvalory. rhls gilt, Together with
enc lot w. w. Low OF Now York
lately received, mahes It possible 10
cary on important work which would
Otherwise have 10 be laid aside.
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Claude Rogers's Family.

ChAvlea II. Crow, 5s east First st-.h
street, Salt Lake cay, Is deBIrous OF
earning the whereabouts OF the fam.
lily OF Claude Rogers, who formerly
lived Ia Utah, Rui who dlei somc
years since. Tho Information Is IN
relation 10 Inquiries made by MI
RogeTs's relatives In Australia.
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AT TUE LAST MOMENT.


Among tho strangers who arrived Ia
this city two or three days ago were
AF. ana Mgs. Il. L. C5waft u san Az
tonic, Texas. They were on their wny
10 Los Angeles anu were accompanied
by thelg little 3is.ycarold sou. BE.
i0fc reaching sali Lake tho little chap
became very ~ ui tro train caused by
Mountainous illiUlion OF tue throat.
On arriving htIu a physician was
consulted aud II tthntpiTui that tbs
Chiiu had very bAl case u diphtuUrIu.
He was Immediately removed u Iue
annex oist. Mafy's hospital for treat.
ment. Tue prospects tor recovery
were very remote anu u looked Bu
though dissolution had already set 10.
Dreaming had become labOred AMI
diillculi, u met had almost stopped
whea as las, resort Doctors Kicl.
ut4s, MvacAam aud Wilcox, the tfst
named using tue knife, hastily Der.
iafmJJ the ort'H'l5n Of trannrUtony,
intutiiug u silver tube ia tho wind.
lipc fellow Watfu n AZ become closed
Lul removing tue diseased membrane.
Relief was instantaneous. The pa
tout walcu lew minutes before was
IN hOvtEy gr3sp0t death had obtained
% new lease un Ilu ana tho prospects
Tor permanent ruc3yery arc now very
good aud the intrubu grief Of fond
paTvuts has given way 10 Thanksgiving
und rejoicing.
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EoUTIGAMrTON, Aug. 6.-Tho Amor.
icau limo steamer New York which
lett New York on July goth Tor Liver.
pool aud arrived here at $40 y. m,
reported having experienced very
iogRy weather. Tho New York dii
not zee anything Of tho North German
steamer Spree, due here last evening.
Some anxiety II felt concerning her.
She has about 1926 saloon passenger, a
number OF steoruge passengers and u
crew OF 800 men.
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ST. LOui7, Aug. GA specinl from
Iuscola, Ili., Hayi: John Hazel Jumped
lfom On Illinois Central passenger
train that WIS running nt toe rate Of
forty mllrsau hour and WA iuttautly
Killed. lie was In custody OF m officer
aud was wanted Tor horse stealing IN
M'sssuIi. lie gave his h3me na Poplar
B!un, Mo.
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ably u0no except the 0iJ rci,hhlrI .i
tho Niuiefblits aud W.fur.s viii be
urrtcul lt tlo ceremony.
BIslUp Potter ~ New N'tf is rnw
Ou bis way rom Euf0uo o. on lao bt
the wedding, aud iu Ni ~ Iuiuty
Row. ID Greer. the rector o. aD Bar.
tlol0muw'j church, New Nofs, VIII
also return from his .i1sy 10 Europe
De- ~a-'at.
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charre. MIm MIlh rrn,Il,.

NEw York, Aug. 6.-Papers in n
suit tor separation havs been served
ON Henry L.. Abbey, the well.known
theatrical manager, by his wife, Flor.
enco u. Abbey, alleging cruelty ana
abandonment. Mrs. Abbey, who In
former years was well known ON the
a,sge M Florence Gerard, was married
10 Abbey ia Boston four years ago.
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WIN nesnme IIusintss.

CfNCiENATI, Ohio, Aug. 5-Ap.
prAiaers were Hppaintei yesterday tor
ths assets OF tho EmersOn.FisheT Car.
Rage company which failed along with
lhs Columbus Buggy company "a few
days ago, Too attorney Tor tho Emo +
son. Fisher company says tho assign
ment will be lifted In Few days anu
the company Will resume.
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Tho Two made one

,CoiDwATEH, Mich, Aug. 5,-Mlss
Mialgarvt, daughter OF General j. O..
tetkhurst, eS-United Siato8 minister
70 Belgium and william Carey Mercy
VI Rochester n. v, were married Ia
M ~ Marks ohuIcn In this city last
evening. MIR. Morny ie teacher In
Political economy In Rochester Uni
'eI'iiy, anu well known author.
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Cows, Aug. DIN tho race today
'os the royal yacht tquhdron's prize,
Carers, ShtaniIa, MulceT, AilsA aud
Britannia started. Britannia, Satauitn
and Caross went on the wrong aide OF
tho mark boat aud had 10 give up.
Tho Meteot's bowsprlt was carried
away and che retired. Ailia sailed tho
course nlOnv.
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DlnhIherIn nl Inreln. ID.

~ 81. Louis, Aug. GA special from
lopeGa, kan., Gays; An epidemic Of
9lphiheria ia raging IN the town OF
hlitell, In Russell county, ana the
STATE board Of health has ordered a
sdlet quarantine established. The
SECRETARY Of the beard Visited Rusiell
tul found thiTty-two cases under
Treatment by the local physicians.
4heio have boon ten deaths.
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wuINot IInrt cincinnati.

CiSCISNATI, o.. Aug. 5.-AmOng
the leading brokers on TuitI street,
tho prevailing opinion was that Gin.
cinnati will not feel the financial Hurry
Ia Chicago. One esyi; "It will hays no
effect on tho Cincinnati stock exchange
an none OF tho speculaIors In this mar.
ket are InteIesLtd.N
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~ nunE Vi,ii. lhc queen.

LONDON, Aug, Dbl Hung Chang
anu cute went by special train ~
POrlsnouth today, IN order 10 crGea the
S9ient 10 the lslo OF wight and visit
this queen OF Oibornr. A salute OF
nineteen guns was iirel when no
boarded the royal yacht Alberta. Upon
leaving Portsmouth, tue yacht maue n
det0ut anu gave the distinguished
traveller view Of tho large ilcot Of
war chips asscmhled ia these wateta,
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DsaiosTnts cali frn straight Iicstt
or Nothing.

HuTCHiSsOS, haH., Aug. 5.-rhe
nnomaly ~ pfvruntci hero today OF d
stats convention OF a great party tuf.
pending operations nearly tweniy-'Our
nouns while every eye istutue1 towards
another big state convention before
which the fats Of the Kansas Demo.
cratic and Popullst parties IN tuo
coming campaign hangs Ia tho bal
anco. When tho Democratic confer.
enco committee boarded the train tor
Abilene last night several hundred
delegates were at tho train to SEQ them
Oh, saying "D0u'I sacfiilco u single
Democratic electoT. Make II straight
VI nothing"
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REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE.
s.r.ggl NJ Win tho AdGr >, 10 b1 Is.
i'sd 10 lng rfry IA Ihls S,a.r.

The Rclubllcau s.ato committee
was this afternoon engaged In pro.
iiminafy struggle over the address
which u IL about to ipus u tue party
In his State. Particulars Of the meet
INK were not ObiainApIo before ptoss
time. Senator Caunou'a open letter
10 RCpauiicaua, though, II h. under.
stood was OnU Ol tie principal tnemts
u discussi0n tui there are doubts a. I
whether the suggestions II contained
Tho latter IL " lutlmalrd IL determined
that Mckinley eircIors mlst DO v0ttd
i0F ~ the coming election.
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B1zTOS, MAJ, Aur. 5.-A dhptich
received rom thu Boston vuryu tho
WIf'nrHiu Central railway ium la 8.
rau, y. C., states that pni.lips b. Ala.
bot, lssistaut attorney oi vine COMPANY,
wls fatally iglutod yUsterIuy ~ fail.
lur over pruCilicc. Alp.t. was thp
con % p'gsiicut EJwia IL. Abbou, 1f
the NFCJAHln CrufInl.
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Receiver appointed.

lNptANApOLts. Ind, Aug. . - re-.
oeivor mas been appointed Tor the
Howe Pump works VI this city, n con.
Germ engaged IN building water work,
plnnls. The liabilities are sj1. 900 aud
tho nsfets $4,000 10 si5J,OOO. In.
ability 20 dispose OF town bonds ~
given rs the cause VI the failure.
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Excitement In FORK.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Plfk was the
center u attraction nj tho b0ari Of
trade To-Day. IL Ouoncd strong, Z -.
zoe over yte'crly's cipsc, nnd ia u 3.
,,un minute n o. B.3j. There were
rumors Of nig Cana ian deal and &c..
uials Of thCH' fIu0t8 aud tbs excite.
UUut fog tlmc was Intense.
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Tho ,iatnbsio War.

LONDON, Aug. "a BuluwEyo DIE.
paicn q tho Chronicle touching up3n
several recent tklrmlthvs with the
Matahulca with only tfiillug l0ssrs 10
the Btililh eide, Blyt: "Oug recent
blows u tho rUUo.a atu oyiJeatly tell.
inH.n
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P,nu,,i,auia Tor Fusion

PITTsByRG, Pa, Aug. 5.-Tho u,alo
convention Of the Peoples party met
todny. Chairman George J. Burrows
said he beloved the convention would
endorse Bryan aud Sswall aud a plan
fer fusion with tho Democrats 20
adopted.
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SOLD ar AUCTION.
A w.ite Han I'oId by the. Onics.l for
Nugrhucy.

ELizGBETHrOwE, Ky, Aug. 5.-A
ealo On the court house steps last even
ing was "a reminder OF the nnti.bellum
days. Instead OF a negro slave being
transferred TO another owner, It was q
white man sold ut auction Tor yagTancy
under an old law seldom enforce u.
Tho vRgtaut was Lawrence Peak,
convicted by the circuit court. Six
months was tho penalty, Tho sale
was cried by Deputy Sheriff Willipms.
Out Of tho large crowd pTesent there
was ouiy ono bidder. John Cecil bid
Sl2.75 for which hB 10 entitled to
Peaks suTyloes or.siX months.
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Not AnkIon. Ahoutthe nnree.

NEW YoRS, Aug, 5.-At the office
In tuis city OF the North German
Lloyd company no anxiety Ia felt 70.
gatding tho safety Of tho Spice. The
fog may be the cause OF the delay In
the arrival Of the Spree at Southamton.
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LINCOLN, Nub., Aug. 5.-Tho an
nual convention Uh the Nobraska state
league Of Republican clubs, convened
here this morning with 1000 delegates
ptotent. Great enibuiiEsm was mani.
tested.
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TnE MONTANA PLAN.

htlNor hepuhltcnua VIII Holt sd
Hold Another ConNcntiou.
BUTTE, Mont, Aug. 5.-The Repub.
lean conference agreed that tue state
convention nominate candidates f0r
state oilices, alter which the silve Z
Republicans Will Withdraw nud OF.
ganizo n Heperaio convention hnd
nominate electors for Bryan and Sew.
all, while those remaining nominate
electors pledged 10 Mckinley aud
Hobart. Tbs convention Will DO held
on September 0th ut Helena, six
days AFTER tue Democratic convention.
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one Ct Them Intauy stabbed Ia %
Quarrel ~ SChuot.

LirrLE Rock. Afk., Aug. IA
bloody DAY occurred among a ctowJ
Of school b3ys nj Buohyiile, MOntRom.
cry county. Rlbur. Chew and Bo,ufu.
gnfd Poole became involved IN % fFDt
Fflonds u tho bslllscfyuis iuci 81
tho fray. Pocket knives wefo use
anu sevetal toys dsn.Of0ubly wluud,
cd. Poole was stabbed Ia tho breast
scvrfal timrs aud dlOI VI hs wounds
Chew utCupal.
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Ex-Governor Anthony uyIng.

TOPEKA, kan, Aug. 5.-Ex.Gover.
nor Anthony N unconscious, The
physicians say death Ia likely TO occur
within twenty.lOur hours,
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nuN, Aur. 5.-lt3 ngHii stated
In tho nUwfpnrrfs tina. Great Britain
las recognized thr r1vUfolguty 90
Bfezil over tho islluI Trinidad.
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TIE CUBAN REVOLT.
P,b,Is Recruiting IN th8 Very Suburbs
Of HAVANA.
DESTRUCTION OF PLANTATIONS.
yeary Gathered Ia ihs uni'cd Stat,
or the Bent Ct thl
Insurgents.

NEW York, Aug. "a dispatch 10
ibe herald from Havana, say,:
A par.y Of seven rchol scouts under
tho leadership O; Alfredo Punalor,
former member Of Manuel Garcias
gang Of bandits, was surprised recruit.
Ing men Tor the insurgent rants aud
fred upon at daylight this morning by
aiqnad Of police under Captain Calyo
OF Gnntoo fame, nt point IN the
,uburts Of Havana, between jesus Del
Monte and Elcctro. Puualea and two
others were killed. and the remainder
q the party sscateJ, abandoning thoir
aims. The cltizcnh In tho vicinity
we've temporarily terrified aud fh0ts
wpru fred from tho forts al PalatinO
ald Jesus Del Monte.
a Puerto Principe special dispatch
reports the cane fields OF the LugarnO
uiaGo near Minas as fired. Twenty.
i've honuta thereon aud various labor.
ere hutn were also burned. Tho rebels
Yesterday burned the San Vicente
plantation, one league from Cardonas,
dtttroying the tugat mill, rum tlill
and OIL bulllings.
AMERICAN MONEY FOR TIE REBELS.
NEW YonS, Aug. GA special to
the Herald from Philadelphia sayt:
It's reported hero thnt tho Cuban
Iuuta In the United States this week
fa'tod fund amounting 10 $780,
Pirioi tho money has been changed
ir,o gold and ~ now on shipboard
bound Tor Cubs, where Il willbo placed
10 tho hands VI the effects command
Ing the inUurgont army. The balance
has been retained by tho heads Of the
luniA In Philadelphia anu Now York
who viii use II In n way that viii best
flfyu the Cuban cause.
the contributions weto o. follows:
jacksonville ana other sections Of
Florida 100000; New York aud
brooklyn 100000; Philadelphia So.
UO; Baltimore 10000; Washington
$4,000; Richmond $4,000; savAnnn
5000; New Orleans $4,000; through
r1icago and tho West 100000 anu
ifom several southern pointe $4,000,
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rIahIhItIon SanhIdntss Aeeen..

ALLIANCE, o., Aug. 5.--Charles H..
Bentley OF Lincoln, Ncu., and James
n. d1uthgntc OF Durham, n. O., hRvo
fled their letters OF acceptance OF tn0
national Prohibition paTiy'h nOminh.
ton Tot President and Vice President
respectively. MI Bentley strongly
urges tho cause OF prohibition nud
holds that suffrage without distinction
Bisix Il u cardinal principle OF the
parry. He then declares tho party's
policy Il opposed 60 the national bauk.
iug system and iav0fd government
ownonniD OF natural monOpolitp, the
public school HYGtom and q Just and
more equal diatrituiiOn Of wealth. lie
uenouuces the Wilsou aud Mckinley
lhFIds ne shields OF tho trusts and
makes a demand for general reform o.
the government.
Mt, southgtt0'a letter Ia not 90 long
o. that Of Nj. Bentley and does not 20
into un analysis Of the situation. lie
highly c0mmeuta tue national party's
principles, aud fcpls Rt,Gn,ioul 10 IT.
broad platform ana the radical reforms
suggested therein.
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ALABAMA ELECTION.
ClaTlc.tI.ld By Widespread Frauds.
S5ys tho PCpuIists,
rnrY ARE aucn ixAsrrGArED.


EiRNtSGIiAsi, Ala, Aug. --Fiank
Blaizsll secretary Of the poruiilt cam.
Iaisn C mmi;toe has published tho fol.
l9wiag C tti "rho election la1' Mon.
DAY WIS ohsfaotcfizsi ~ ifaui1 N re-
idcsproad than any previous else.
tilng.
"flcparls stato that Dallas OF eomp
ether black holt county viii reud up
the ufual msJ Tily, which mulus that
whatever minority may be needed from
these counties viii he cent up next
Saturday when the voicl shall be can.
vGsJtd. The Popuiisto aro very much
txagpefated on account Of tho wrongs
ytacucud upon them and viii not tuI.
pars tue Bryan Democratic rluclOfs.
They will put out an electoral ticket
Tor Bryan md Watson. Tho Demo-
Cfals can take down thcir ticket, vote
that ticket or rec huudfuI llIufnHd
votes practically iUtt, A. this fhali not
DO done the P0Eulis,s will refuse 10
vote aud let tho silver Democrats work
cut thoir destiny und repeat of ticir
muaunesp. Srli.rcspooi, manhood and
VI
tuan Tree silver VI GBy other political
issuc.
"Hon. A. 4. GJsdwyu made % bril-.
liant and effective campaign, visiting
nearly every county anu tpcaHing 10
the largest audiences ever accorded q
speaker la this state. He Ila been
cloctei by from 10000 10 $1,000 ma
lofty m the white C1uutiuH unI r..
ctivud about 1000 voios iu The black
belt, but their 10000 votes are o.uulcd
Tor Johnson, giving him a maJ suty VI
ABOUT $4,000"
BLOOD FLOWS ~ ALABAMA,
CrELiiSA, Ala, aug. 5.-Abolt o
O'Clock yesterday evening George
Cumbie. DsmOriai, arrived at Five
Points from FayeIto on h1uoback
and Tcde up 10 u crowd CHcuuing
fOlitlul, ana yol'oj, "llufrsh Tor
Jonuson.n trhiH cnrngcd James Tram.
mel, Populitt. who tho. Cumug.
Whilb tumbIu was lying on the
ground dying Il pHuulidt uuug cut hls
head from tho tody. Young White
ami flank Cumbir, Democrat, niuI
on tho three lFummols u sadie
Whiur, Poruiifts
George Cumbic, Democrat, wss kIiloi.
Miit TtAmmel, Pupulttt. VS. sutt und
win die. Yovrg White was snOt tui
his condition q unknown. jane
rrammol, P0pulist. uhoi, viii ole.
Nouug White, Democrat, Is seriously
wounded,
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sand people to the grove, and good
time was had by all.
Israel Warwick, of Canton town
ship, has gone to GAINESVILLE, o., to visit
relatives.
At meeting of the Republican Coun-
ty Committee on Monday Alexander
NJ. Templeton, ESD, was chosen chair
man, and Boyd Warne and Owen c..
Underwood were chosen secretaries.
Rev. Robt. Alexander, ID. D., of St
Clairsville, o., attended the reunion of
his college c,ass, that of 1855, here this
wssk. DR.. Alexander is an eloquent
and forcible speaker. For over a quar-
ter of a century he has been pastor o.
the First Presbyterian church of St
Clairsville. Although having had fiat
tering calls from different large cities
of this country, he has preferred to de-
vote his LIES work 10 the church he
has been associated with so long. Dur
ing the great cyclone which visited St
ClairsviIe some nine years ago, Mr..
AleXander's church was wrecked, but
the congregation succeeded in raising
enough funds to build one of the finest
churches in Eastern Ohio. Mr. Alex
ander is director of w. & J. college,
also OF the Western Theological Sem
mary of Allegheny.
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FAIRNlONT.

FairmOnt, W Va. June 21.-Alston
G. DAYTON and wife were in town We'd
nesday on their return from the Repu0-
hcan Convention at MOrgantOwn.
John w. Mason. Of this place, was
In Grafton Thursday.
Attorney w. H. Martin spent Satur-
day in Wheeling.
Miss Mary III. Smith, who has been
the guest of her brother. II. F. Smith,
for several days, has returned to ner
home in UniOntOwn.
Amos W Cunningham, well known
citizen Of this county, died at his home
in Rivesville last Thursday. He was
buried on Friday by tbs l. o. o. F., OF
which he was a leading member.
W. A. Ohley. Of Charleston, is in
town this week.
DIrs c. Powell is the guest OF friends
in Greensburg. Pa.
Mrs T. f. Bradenbaugh is the guest
Of her parents in West Fairmont.
Among the large number Of strangers
IN town this week, We noticed: c.
Sprigg Sands and Louis Horner. Of
Clarksburg; Frank Seamens. Of Union
town: Mr. and Mrs. Ross Morris, Of
New York City; II. 5. Sands. of Wheel
ing; Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Elliott, Of
S,eubenville, Ohio, and j. o. Huey of
Warrington.
Among Fairmont people who have
gone out Of town this week are: Ex-
Gov A. B. Fleming, L. n. Arnett. W. s.
Meredith aud John W Mccoy, at Nor
gancown; Mrs. c. 3. Carney. at Clar-
iHgtcr. Ohio: Curt p. Fleming, a. Col
orado Springs, Col and Miss Flora
Dickerson at Richmond. Va.
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. HANNIBAL

Hannibal, Ohio, June 27.-Prof. "
E. Sykes, of Marietta, Ohio, was calling
on friends in town last Sunday.
Ed. Dye, of near Antioch, Ohio, spent
several days in town, the guest OF Mrs
Lucy Dye.
Misses Mint and Phoebe fisher were
at Sistersville the guest OF their sister,
Mrs. Arthur Kent.
Miss Adair, a blind lady, of this State,
accompanied by Miss TruaX, Of Malaga,
Ohio. gave entertainments in the Eng
lish NJ. E. Church on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
Rev. Wilson attended the wedding OF
Miss Nettie Witten and Mr.. Ezbai Tai
bot, at Wittens, Ohio. Wednesday eve
ming.
Miss Mint fisher left on the Key
stone State Saturday night for Steu-
benville. Ohio, to visit her sister Mrs
Logan Noll.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Dietrich,
of Buckhill, Ohio, Thursday, June %,
a daughter.
Capt. Chas. Muhleman was at Wheel
ing Wednesday
Miss Fannie 0'Neill was at New Mar
tinsville Friday shopping.
Albert Bare, Fred. Bare, Chas. Noll
and David fisher were at New Martins
vile on business Friday.
Mrs. Wirchsel and daughter, of