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Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

A Number of Desirable Residences ia An
gusta, Maine, varying ia prices from $50 to
ia, 500; also several 10 to Is acre places in the
suburbs of this city; one two story house ard
lot in Lewiston. Maine. A number of farms
in Kennebec county, VARYING in price from
L. w. Whitchouse, Attorney, Augusta. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

Old Papers. whole and clean. at kNNNEBEc
JOURNAL office, price 10 cents per hundred.
ianigdif
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08
Local Matters.

Just about this season.
With flower garden on it
Often out OF reason.
Piles on piles Of pinss and pose,
Altho' there's due the rent,
Her hats "out OF sight" for roses,
She's never paid cent.
House cleaning is DOW in order
Coat collars are still worn turned up.
lion. II. NJ. Heath was In Bath, Tues
day.
Henry Sturgis was in Wiscasset,
Tuesday.
Mayor Webb Of Waterville, was in
Augusta. Tuesday
E. D. Andrews Of jefferson, was in
Augusta, Tuesday.
Charles 5. Whitman of Gardiner, was
in Augusta. Tuesday.
+. W. Plaistel returned from trip
to Portland. Tuesday.
Miss Marie Theme Of Togus. was the
guest of Miss Kate Wood, Tuesday.
City Marshal y. L. McFadden OF
Waterville, was in the city. Tuesday.
The family of j. D. Lehman moved to
Gardiner. Tuesday. where it will take
up a permanent residence.
s-,I n ID z ,f~fl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

EDMUND ANDERSON gives notice
that on and after this date that he will
pay no bills contracted by hisson, Arthur
4. Anderson. apr4dlw%
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

MADAM BRANN-Clairvoyan is AT ~
Gage street, Augusta, Me. may1df
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG CHILDREN. On
Monday. April 8 Miss Partridge Will reopen
her select school. kindergarten methods,
occupations and educational games. Pupils
fitted for the grammar grade. apr2dlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

Cushnoc tribe. No. u. l. o. r. NJ, will
work the hunters degree on seven
braves Wednesday sleep.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

Pair of work horses, also pair ,lriv;no
horses. Will be sold together or separate
Also several carriages. II. o. Mcguire
143 Grove street. anr7dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

a George Woods, six stops organ.
cheap for cash, at So Arsenal street.
apr6d1ws
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

For sale or to let, convenient, modern house
on Quinby street. l. H. Randall, apr3ntt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

At bargain. an open light road wagon
IN good order. f. G. Storer. 15 Grove
street, Augusta apr7d1wH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

HALLOWELL ELECTRO PLATING CO.
Gold Silver and Nickel plating. All orders
promptly attended to Shop Water, foot
Winthrop ST., Hallowell ma r2sd2w'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

One upright plane. price sl25. One high top
organ, eleven stops, price $50. One upright
aud one sqnare piano TO rent. c. s. Downing,
07 Water St, Augusta. Ac. msr2kd2w
MONARCH BICYCLE. four models with
all the latest improvements known to me
chanical Skill 40 and 800. Monarch Mfg
Cos DEFIANCE eight modes, so 20 s75. Fully
guaranteed. r. W. Chase. Agent. 1870 Water
street, Augusta. mar2dH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

For sale or to let; new two-storv bousf
IL Scott street. Hot water heating sys.
tem n. Q. Mcguire, 1I3 Grove street.
aprdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

The elegant estate situate in Augusta. AT the
Junction OF Green and State streets, owned b,
Erastus Bartlett Esq, and formerly occupied
by DR.. J. .. We. .bster; it comprises yery
large tract Of land. in the heart OF the City,
and the house Is most thoroughly built. equip
ped with furnsce. bath roon., set range, open
DIRE places and thorough system OF plumbing
The stable which is detached from he houss
could easily be turned inso dwelling. To be
sold at low price. Apply to or address Len
dali Titcomb Augusta, Maine. nov viSdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

HOUSE LOT-Part of Alden Spraeuc
lot or Spring street. Augusta Il feet
front. 113 feet deep. Apply to Heath q
Andrews. aprilSllmontb
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

AtHallowcil Maine, substantial Mil build
ing brick, 25lx47 It. stories and basement
with boilers, engines, shafting, sprinklers.
piping and river water. also ienements, store
houses and brick office. Suitable for Cotton,
Wollen. Shoe or Paper factory or Machine
shop. Apply to c. X. Howe. HalloweN Maine.
or.to ]. G. Palfrey. trustee l3 Doane St, Boston.
Mass. feb o. to may.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

The family of j. D. Lehman moved to
Gardiner, Tuesday. where it will take
up a permanent residence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-04-08

POSITIONS open for few pushing sslesmen
on salary. experience unnecessary, permanent
employment. Apply now, Luke Bros. Co,
Surserymen, Montreal. Que.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-28

o. BuzzARDs BAY, MAse., Aug. 2s.-
ritsiuuut Cleveland, accompanied by
Fhyale Secretary Thurbsr nnd Aiiof.
h,sy General Harmon lott hero for
New York at lsii5 o'clock this after.
,,ln To attend IA reception to III Hug
Chang. The party are on board tho
steam yacht Sapphire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-28
TIE CHICAGO PLATFORM.
W. Bryan Explains Il 10 Farmers oil
New York State.
$50 Democratic Nominee 0TatIned
With the Demonstration
Accorded Min.

NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. 9s.-Bryaa
left Bufisl0 by ttolly this morning 10
hegin today's campaign among tho
smaller cltltH In noftt cru Now York.
AZ Tonawhnda were gathcted go or
800 people. Mt. and Mite. Bryan shock
bands with the typical country crowd.
Bryan spoke briefly. His voice showed
wear and tear alter tho weok's wsfk.
When the car novel Oh u was iol.
lowed by tnree cheers "fOf tue next
President"
Tue speech was a. follow:
"Ladiea anu gentlemen: Tho Chi.
cago platform, while It was written
anu adopted by the Democrats OF tho
Wet und South, dots not raise any
auciional question. IL imply fcafsttt.
Cd tno Ovm0cfacy fltst taught by
rnonus Jriis1eUn anu afterwards ,is-
ieuueu w Atdfew jackson (applausrj
aud tho democracy upon which the
Democlalic party mus. always stand,
unlcss Il d. cides 10 abandon tho riinci.
Piles which have been IT, pflnt.pl
item he reEinniug, aud iuustitui,a u
pluiouiucy mat bone have called mod.
rtn Democracy. (Applaust.)
"lho Chicago platform amply ro-
itefaten thusu fundamental principles
Upon which our form OF government
mutt rect. The ksyuUie Of tue Chicago
platform ID ioubu In the Declaration OF
luaepUndonce, that all men are Great.
ud equal anu that therefore no citiEuns
have a Right TO appropriate TO tuum.
selves Tue blessings the Creator intend.
cd Tor all tho psyplu OF this country.
Applause.
claws should no, be made 60 that
many Will toll auu few tnl1y the ituits
OF the toll Of tho many.
"lhat platform means that every
man shall be doiouded m the enjoy.
mcnt OF that which ne earnF, but mat
no man thall bB permitted To enjoy
that which somebody else has earned
anu which n taken from him by vlcl.
Gus legislation. The reason thuy use
abuaiVe epiinels anu apply hard names
10 those who support this platform is
because they know tue platform 10
menace 10 wf0Gg-j0ers, not the smaller
wrong.doer only. but also to the larger
Ifansgressor who attempts 10 uHo the
government ~ On instrument T. wrong
others." (Applause.)
During the morning ride Bryan said
TO AN Associated Press representatives
al am more than gtailfed with tue
demonstration Oi last evening which
far surpassed anything | expected. 1
nm pleased 10 iind 70 unanimous a son.
iimunt In favor Of tne'oudofsemsnt OF
tbs action Of the Chicago convention.
From what have sen Ia Now YORK,
ana the sentiments /Spres,ed by the
members Of the sl/s organization, |
an satisfied the state convention Will
endorse the platform az well ne the tie.
kei. some delegates may oppose PARIS
Of the platform, but il national
platform and will DO accepted rs u
whole"
Daring brief stop at Nisgara ihe
Bryan party were taken Oh n special
car 10 Lewiston. Alter ascending the
tower Tor "a vlew Of tho fails they
boarded The train for knOwlesyille,
near Medina, 10 speak 70 iarmors'
plcaio'
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Exported Losses OF the Insurgents In
several Engagements.


HAvAgA, Aug. 2s.--Adviccs iutt
received nero confirm tho eEulunve
story OF the Associated Pfcss OF ths
fity-aiz.hour defence ny It's escort OF
the military Train which was reported
misiing between Teco Taco aud
Bscaraguh, provinces del Rio. The a..
sutgente now, II appeafs, lost about 50U
meu killed aud hHd over 100 wounded,
luc!uding the insurgont general, Bei.
mudtz. Antonio MAceo had his hoFse
thot under him during the same on.
gsgempnt, anu a numbsr OF inEurgent
officers Of minor rank were more or lcra
Injured.
Malor OtoEco has been engaged with
a force OF inAurge nta nj CuXuc. Eleven
OF the euemy were KILLED anu On tho
side OF tho tr0ops eight men we're
wounded.
A government force under Captain
GOmela, numbering about 1926 men,
has bgeu attacked by tho Insurgents
near Mauzlnilla, province OF Santiago
DC Cuba. This captain was Killed at
ihe fifst volley ana Lieutenant Pcna
was wounded. A detachment OF troops
from Malzanillo which was s0nt 10
G9mela's assistance, subsequently, ON.
gagged the enemy, aud tue Ingurgsnl 10
los, twenty.six mon billed. The troops
had ioven men killed and twenly.six
wounded.
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STATE NEWS.

81. George Unioni A little o year old
daughter ~ ChaFles II. Fosters met
with a serious accident, ON Monday
last, by falling about tea feet OH the
top OF "a stairs IN the barn, slrikiaR on
box containing n lump OF rock salt,
which bruised her ny Considerably,
but ahA n now improving nicely.,.....
Last Saturday afternoon, August 10,
lightning sgruck cottonwood tree
standing about three roads from tho
southeast corner VI Ruius q. Allen'a
domlolle, tearing out quite strip Of
wood about eight or nine feet n length
and tearing on the bark In n atfip
about six inches wide. A. tho tree was
gnaTly, winding one the pieces are
tom out with the grain Of inc WOOD,
and some pieces we're hurled distance
OF several rods. Tho baTk WA also
torn OIL the base Of the tres three or
four inches. There are number oil
families living IN the vicinity ami
tnoy think the lightning sIrpok plainly
~i--- p lough.
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ST. PAUL, MIMI, Aug. 2s.-The
Grand Agny people are preparing 10
move on =. Paul Ia force according 10
tue hgufCa Of tue railroads. IL audi.
ton . tho regular siecging car service
there have already been engaged / 100
Pulluans TO bTlng visitors from the
Eaai, aud tnia does not iuclgIo any
other kind Of sleeping carr. General
Secretary Iiuney announces that mail
ior q. a. II. men ana all oihore at.
tending tho nGtionR enonmpmenl
InlouIu 10 nddfossud - their quareri
Mud instructions about delivering mail
Would DO given to thu b. Phnl post
~Illce on arrival 10 the city. All mail
iUf the veterans anu UthriH that reaches
headquarters OF thv ciilzons' commit
tee will be bulle,iued overy day Ia tho
newspapers.
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ITALY AND BRAZIL
Protest Against OuiraSaS Upon King
Humb,r's Subjects.
AND AN uLrInAiUM Issued.
Two i'altn, Killtd atd iltyen Wound.
cd IN Coul G, Wi
Drizlans.

NEW York, Aug. 2S.-The Her.
nld's correspondent In Rio de Jhnoifo,
Brazil, tolegfapha that the Italian
representative has protested against
the oulragss committed upon citizens
OF hts country and has asked that
prompt PREPARATION DO made. Itis bt-
liovod ,hat Italy sont to the Bfiz Ian
government an ultimalum covering al
tho questions at issue. Tho greatest
secrecy Is observed by ell parties c'u-
cernud, hut II Is Understood that Italy
ashs what Brazil Intends to do and rzss
Tins within which an answer 20
the ui,imaium may be made.
The italian government supports the
coufso taken by Contui BircnsnIonuz.
Atu cabinet meeting IN Rio Jauoifo
there was a sharp debate, as n result Of
which tho minister OF the iniutior re-
tired. Minister OF Fotolga Auairs
Catvhlho insisted upon his d.emissal.
Three sloamers carrying italian I'm.
migianis arrived at Rio do Jauoiro
ana the Italian legation Hthed Tor an
tiilclnl guarantee OF their safety.
Deputy MadeTios made opoeeh In
the chamber criiicl2lng Minister Car.
vhiho. There was an angry dlsI
which Culmiugtrd In DE-. Caryalho
slapling the deputy Ia the face.
A reefet meetiag Of the Chsmbor o.
Dtputins was hold Of which tho dil.
inIali VI tho mlnittof was accepted.
he government " feekiur 10 reach n
peaceful solution OF tho difficulty.
Minister Of Foreign Adam Car.
valh1 hold conference win Peel.
dent Monre on the SERIOUS sisto oi
Affairs exisiing between the Bf,z llana
ana resident Italian subjects.
Before tho foreign minister parted
with the picoident he assured toe
latter that there WIS an increasing
probability Of tue poicuiui solution Of
the existing di1iculty and he ndvise
continuance Ot tho governments
present poliny. Uuimportaut meetings
Of oitlzina continue ~ b held lr thu
cnniini.
puhng n eantllct between BrGzl.
Ia Of the Jae lbin faction anu Italians
The Ninaa estate in Pouaahu, two
men were Killed and eleven wounded,
some Of them roriously. Ia Bahia a
large meeting was he Il az which iu-
suiIa were hVaped upon the l,allArs.
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GROWN" But NOT GROSS"
C0ugr s,mal Nri'all Used Tho Former,
80. the i.ltlfr-l;olug 10 5 ump
California for MeKlnley.

Congtts,man 3. w. Mccall OF wis.
chester, Ma,aachusv,ts. mas been q
quios viallor IN this city for the past
iva days. arriving from the East yes.
terjay m'tniug, registering at ths
kuutsiofd aud departing for San
Frauciaco today. Ho 10 accompanied
by hls wife anI Is going to the Pacific
coast 10 stump Tor MoKlniey. Con-
gresham Mccall is tho gentleman
who WAS recently credited by a New
York porUf with uolng the nfal peIsou
to utu tue "ctown Of thorns" express
sion which, In CONGESTION with tue
supplemented "ofosS Of gold" figure
n0mpttUi n very taking part OF w. j.
Bfyau's remarkable Chicago speech.
Mt. MoCall suys he did use = part
oi toe expression Ia a speech delivered
Ia CourIvss Oh ,ho tafiti question IN
1894. At that time no tsya 40 gave
ven, 90 tna following. "NOu Bnali not
pfesn down thlh crown OF thorns upon
The brow Of labor" As to tue re-
mai der OF the now famous utierauct!
"You shail not cruelty mankind upon
u cross Of golt," Mr. Mccall says lac
mover saw " heard OF II until aitsT the
Chicago convention.
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POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
Talk With Era SuOR an EI-U,onIan
and "SOuud Money" Democrat.
THINKS OREGON is FOR MCKINLEY
Mr.. SNOW Il On w. Way o attend tho
CunN,nlibn tf Va icnil D,mi.
erals a, indianapolis.

"Ycs, 1 think Oregon will 70 Tor
Mckinney" 30 said Zara Snow, OF
Portland to a NEWS man TIL, after.
noon. Mt. Snow lisa "iound money!
Democrat and delegate from his
state 10 the convention OF "nationaip
Democrats which meets ut Indiana.
polls on September .. Mt. snow IL
brother Of Surveyor General Snow OF
this city, sou Of the late Judge Ter.
ubabcl snow, assistant prosecuting At
torney Of Utah under Judge Van Zilc
ami now counsel for tho Union Pacific
railway ia Oregon whoto no is known
Ne one Of tho foremost lawyers Of tho
State.
Mr.. Snow says he has the highest
possible regard for Bryan hut that he
cannot support him at tbs polls. awe
haji' he said, tone hundred and
twenty delegates In our convention In
Oregon with only about half the
counties ia the state Represented. -
AT tho election In 1894, says Air.
Snow, the Republican party had about
1000 or 5000 more votes than the
Democratic and PoTulist parties com.
ointd. As 10 the election of June Of
thln year that wha 20 badly mixed on
account VI LEGAL complications and
trades that itcanuOt DO considered ~ a
criterion 10 any Hrnso. At that tins
Tor instance, tho Republican silver
candidate for Congress was defeated
by tue regular Republican nominee
VINO was also silver man but who
stands for Mckinley.
Mt Snow Gays tncfo are no oliver
Republicans IN Ofegon-lhat Ia In the
sense IN which they nTo known here
and Ia Idaho. They have no .organi.
cation anu will have to vote the Demo.
cratic ticket straight of not At all.
MI Snow went out 10 Sallair with his
brother, the surveyor general, on this
i:lj train. He will 70 east tonight
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ManIlehn seheoI .Qup.llon.

WiNNlruG, Man, Aug. 2s.-Pre.
mior Launui's efforts 10 settle tue
Msnitoba parooblal school question
feem TO DO futile. Tho COMPTON, las
accepted by tho Gtfenway govern ment
does not tuit tue Rman Catholics.
The tfllcial organ OF Archbishop Ian
gown who IN now in Rome committing
with tue pope on the question, has
This 10 say IN Loading editorial.
"Nolhing tut OUT separate baTochial
sch OILS viii tatlsfy us. A settlement
which restores TO ~ only tho ghost u
tue shadow Of our rights We will mover
accept. TIC baro permission for the
clergy 10 visit schools and teach tho
calcohism will not do. To put u plss.
tor over restoring sore only makes u
brcak out with renewed yirulence else.
whefu.p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-28
SILVER REPUBLICANS.
VIII Clibraie aud Listen TO senator's
Teller, Cannon, Dubois aud
U,her champions.

Ogden Standard; Tne silver Repub-
lichBs, OF what might more properly
he called, the Bryan Republicans
have been quietly getting together
lately aud II present plans do not fall
through they eEpee. 10 do little ctle.
btAting soon that will mako the Me.
kinley boys wonder where they are
NJ. From what eau DO learned the
silver Republicans do not take kindly
10 tue idea that the q. o. T.. Of Utah
shall worship the golden calf m pro.
vided Ia the ~. Louis platform and
they propose 10 stand upon tho same
ground that has always supported
western Republicans, e.--silver and
protection, but the sentiment for silver
IL paramount aud for tue present AT
least tnu silver standard shall lead
them.
The program IL to hold big rally at
the opera house IN tho near future.
Senator'S Teller AMI Dubois will speak
besides Senator Cannon and other
Utah orators. AZ meeting Of com.
1nillecs held iatl night the plans were
perfected ana today the committee on
arrangements will DO very much In
evidence. Tue people will DO asked TO
attend aul hear the arguments OF tho
silver advocates. Arrangements will
DO made Tor overflow meo,ings as II is
expected that The Grand opera house
viii not be able 10 bold half the crowd
that Is sure TO gather 10 cheer tor
Bryan anu silver. IL ia proposed to
make the ocCHsi0n state affair aud 90
that end committees on transportation
anu Invitation have Teen selected anu
irlm now on preparations Tor the big
affair will hum.
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Dsaih's I,nrvssLI

IIEw YORK, Aug. 2s.-HaTfy HIll,
the onnO widely known aporting man
OF this city died OF fever Yesterday al
Flushing, l., /. lie 20 years OLD.
PLANO, Ill, Aug. .s.-Lewis Stew
Hrt died last evening OF muscular rheu.
matitm, aggravated byiinJuEy received
Ia Chicago about three years ago. The
funeral Will take place M1nday.
Mt. Stewart was ~ yeats OF age.
Ho was pioneer OF Illinois aud a
native OF Penneylyania. In 1875 he
headed both the Democratic Ticket aud
Granger ticket for governor but wnH
defeated by amsll margin. In 1891
ho was seated rs a member Of Congress
from this state, serving one Term.
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coSsIosED 40 FLAMES.
one Of tbs s,atns- once Adorains Ga,
Norid'. Fair.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-At an early
hour this morning tue statue OF tho
Republic which mas stood at thu on.
trance OF the grand basiu In jackson
Park during the COlumtitn expedition,
WINS burned by order Of the SOUTH Side
commissiouers.i The statue cost $50, 600
anu was the figure OF q female stand.
ing on q pedestal forty feet Ia height.
Tno cost OF decorating was about Ss,.
600.
The commissioners were loAth 20
give tho order for its destruction, and
Withheld " until tho improvements
In the park made II necessary either 10
remove tho statue OF to put II In n
condition IN keeping with the brauty
OF the paTk. Several plans were offered
by which tho stalue might DO pre-.
Bafved, but none mot with the approval
OF the msjoriiy and 90 her death war.
rant was sealed,
Daniel French, the sculptor OF the
colossal World's fair ornament, waa
b0fu In Cambridge, MnGs., but OF late
yesfs hia regular studio has been Ia
New York CITY.
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gensrai Neal now. y,,U.

AMEsBURY, Mass., Aug. 2S.--A let.
Ut received here today from General
Neal DOW, the noted pTohlhitionist
anu former candidate for the prof..
uenoy, IN which he gives hia viswa on
we money question IL MADE public by
tne generals cofrosrondtnce. The
letter snyi:
Tine proposition 81 the Populista
anu other silver mon n thlt:
'lhht Congtcss enact n bill mating
Oh cents In silver rqunl 10 value 10 100
cents ia goldj that the 90 cents be com.
Iulsorily received NJ iull payment Tor
lOO cents IN gold. That, II Hcucm.
pilshed would be n lie, n cheat, q fraud.
uob'i sec how mn honest man can
consent 10 ihat, much less propose H..
III adopted tho country wouli be In q
panic while u continued"
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ZANZIBAR CRISIS ENDED.
Tho New Slllan Said 10 10 Peace.
fully Disposed.
said khniid Nay ne Surrendered q,
tie British omrisis hJ the
0ermans.

ZANzlnAR,Au 2s.-'rhe crisis here
Is regarded % ended. The new sultAr,
hanloud Bin Mohammed Bin said,
will follow the peaceful lines OF his
prtdecossor. II is understood that
Great Britain does not intend TO make
any change In tho existing form Of
government. The suggestion that thy
presence OF the tupulCsssi uauTpuf,
said khalid, a. the German Consulate
Implies u political Intrigue. Ia not cred.
Ne1.
IL IL expected that Khalil will be
handed over 10 tho BTliish officials Rs
slon as the German contulat8 receives
the necessary instructions from Bel
I'm.
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who're the people may c3ngregate and
whore the products msy be bought by
those wanting tnom, tho general pro-
coeda 10 be devoted exclusively 10
The paying VI thu expenses OF the CAM
paign IN tho particular localiiioa rep
tetontud. He thiuks that great bant.
nt may DO derived ffom this arrange
mont and harmonious fcsuiis attained.
The fafmorl, he believe. will DO
what they eau In the manner indi.
Gated To advance the political intgfcsts
they have a. heart. The national cone
mitteo VIII, he sayf, need oil the
money that may To contributed Tor
general campaign expenses aud tot
the sunding out OF ~ akVrs 10 disouss
the issues VI the dny.
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FRANRfoRI, Ky, Aug. 25.--Judge
Htzsiiisi VI the couf, Of appeals, len.
tempt cases this morning, feinstating
the Injunction Of Judge Tony. This
puls tho board q nl iufmon ana Mayor
Todd 10 contempt OF Judge Tony's
c un. The decision IL a victory Tor
the Democratic board ofpubllc safety
which Loafd the aldermen have boon
trying 10 ousi.
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ns.nsrndess surrennasa.

eu.vER CRY, n. NJ, Aug. 2s.-
Word was received here last nignt
that tbs nine men composing the gsng
OF de.pefhdoea who robbed the Hepar
pOtioilice, hold up The Nogalea bank
aud Killed aud wnundeJ several mem.
bore OF the party which pufsuod them,
are turroundsd In Steleton canyon, In
Y .uhito county, Arizlns, by postu Of
United States MARSHALL, acting under
Mufshal Hall % New Mexico anu two
oumrsniea Of troops from Fort Bayard
aud Fort Grant ana that an attack will
DO made ~ soon Ms the troops Hnd mar.
phnls have entirely surrounded the
place whore tue robbers arc supposed
10 DO fortified.