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OFF FOR CUBA.
The Steamer Commodore Chased bv
ths Revenue Gutter Mclane.
fhe Fnibustcring Vessel Has Cargo Com
s"ting of Arms and Ammunitisn for
the Cuban insurEents-The Commo-
dore Carries Nearly 100 Men.

TAMPA, Fla, June s6.-When the
steamer Commodore left Port Tampa
Thursday afternoon she was followed
oy the revenue cutter McLane, the lat
ter having orders to stop the suspected
hlibuster. When Capt Morton. of the
commodore, saw the McLane in pursuit
he crowded on steam and a lively
race began As the Commodore gained
the McLane sent four solid shots after
the hiiouster and the latter came to.
The McLane's commander searched
the Commodore, but nothing contra.
band was found. The Commodore wa,
allowed to go and the McLane
started back TO port Six miles down
the bay, however, the Commodore came
10 and was approached by three
schooners Nearly a hundred men and
scores of arms and ammunition were
transferred from the schooners to the
commodore. The McLane's command.
er saw this transfer by means of his
glasses, and again pursued the Commo-
dore The McLane gained at first and
hred on the Commodore repeatedly, but
the shots fell short The powerful en-
gines OF the Commodore soon told.
however, and she began To forge ahead.
When the boats passed st. Petersburg.
the Commodore was leading the Nc
Lane six miles. As the McLane has no
coast pilot, she will have to lay to dur
ing the night and this will enable the
Commodore to make good her escape.
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TAKE CARE OF your TEETH.

Don't blame your dentist for poor
work II your newly filled teeth ache
when brought in contact with ice-cold
water.
Don't brush the teeth with soap un-
less you want them 10 turn yellow I'm
time, and don't use charcoal paste, be-
cause IL will discolOr the gums.
After using acid foods and drink
don't fal 20 rinse the mouth thorough
~ with tepid water in which a pinch Of
baking soda has been dropped.
Don't fail 20 cleanseras1Ezh even
more frequently in summer than Ia
winter, for heat causes greater fermen-
tation Of the particles Of food left DO.
tween the teeth than cold.
Don't take iced drinks into the mOath
TOO fast. Ice brought in direct contact
with the teeth cracks the enamel, con-
tracts the metal Filings In the teeth
causing them % leak end decay again.
Don't stop eating candy unless you
want TO, for candy OF itself does not
hurt the teeth. ~ Il only by allowing
portions Of candy 20 remain on and be
tween the teeth long enough TO decon.
pose or som that tho teeth arc Injured
-~st Louis RepubIic.
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of the American Manufactures. to south
America-rhr Party win Consist oi
About Fifteen Members OF Difrerens

| Or the American Manufacturer 20 South
Americs-rhc Party VIII Consist q
About Fifteen Members OF Dinreren,
| Industri~<-
Pnn-ADEI.rmA, june 2s.-All the ar
engagements for the trip to South Amer
lea under the auspices of the Nationa
Association of Manufacturers, hav,
been completed and the party will sal
from New York on the American lin.
steamship ST. Paul next Wednesda,
morning. From Southampton tn,
party will sail on July IL on the roya
mail steamer Danube for the Rive,
Plata countries of South America
The trip will extend over about thre,
months and the party will be due in
New York again about October 1.
The party will consist of about IF
teen members, each representing diff
ferent line of industry and some o.
them covering several branches o.
manufacturing.
The members OF the party will bs
given farewell dinner mt the HoteI
Waldorf next Tuesday evening.
AS ut present made up the party con
sists of the following members, e
which several more are likely TO be
added before the time fixed for the de.
parture: Fred Stcarns, of Frederick,
Stearns & Co, manufacturing pharma
cists Detroit, Mich; j. NJ. StudebalSer
Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Co.
wagons and carriages, South Bend Ind.
L. ). Wood, Fairmount machine works
and VIM. Wood & Co., cotton and
WOODEN goods, Philadelphia; Henry II.
Gilbert, +. Stearns & CO., BICYCLES, sly.
racuse, n. V; +. L. Wagar, treasurer
OF the Wagar Lumber Co., Wagar, Ala.
and representing the Gulf Coast Lum.
Der Co., n combination of large mills
on the gulf; Fremont w. Spiccr, vice.
president Frontenac Paper Co, Dexter
n. u; Mr.. Spicer goes as the
representative of the American Paper
Manufacturers associations; ;. Il. Bacon.
Bacon Manufacturing Co., Erie, Pa;
MIR. Bacon goes as the representative
of the board of trade of Erie; John A.
Johnson. vice president of the Eulle Il
johnson Manufacturing Co. of Mndi-
son, Wis, representing the National
Association of Agricultural Implement
and Vehicle manufacturers; w. Il.
Adams, of the w. r. Adams Ma
chine Co, Memphis, Tenn, and
Corinth, Miss, represents the Mem
phis Manufacturers association; r.
ID. Palmer, of Palmer & Smith,
leather manufacturers, Newark, n. j..
represents the New Jersey Leather
Manufacturers association; J. r. Kill
bourne, the Kilbourne & Jacobs Manu-
featuring Co., wheelbarrows, wagons,
road scrapers, etc, Columbus, o.; VIM.
Harper, representing the John H. Stet.
son Co, Philadelphia, manufacturers OF
fur, felt hats.
The party is under the management,
and direction OF George w. Fishbacls
late secretary of Legation at Bueno,
Ayres, Argentine Republic.
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OUTRAGES
Committed by the Turks as
Related by Capt. Viliar.
Girls and Women Publicly Sold at
Auction by the Turks.
a Distracted Mother Throws Her To-
Daughters Into Wei to Save Them
turkish Troops Fire Upon Armenian
Prisoners-FrAnce's Role.

NEW YORK. June GA special to
the Herald from Constantinople saws.
Denial is given by the sublime porte
to the embassy statement that Turkish
troops fired upon Armenian prisoners.
Complete accord exists between the
representatives of the great powers ON
the subject of securing the appoint
ment of Christian governor for Crete
and the fulfillment of the treaty of
Haleppa- Each ambassador will send
an individual note to this effect
Another sanguinary outbreak has &C.
CURED mt Van and 400 are reported to
have been killed.
The Persians are promoting the dis
.uroances and fomenting the revolt
throughout Armenia
Inc Druses have now received Bed
ouin support and are driving out the
Turks. Diplomatic pressure is being
brought to bear upon the porte, in
creasing the chances of peace.
The following statement has been re-
ceived from Capt. Viliar: II have wit
messed hideous enormities. Armenian
girls and women were publicly sold at
auction. A mother therew her two
daughters into well before my ewes
TO save them from the Turks. Evil
dences Of Turkish official completely
have been obtained by me- The for
eign press should be ashamed to re-
main Indifferent"
Capt Viliar deplores the humiliating
role accepted by France The porte
continues to hang Armenians publicly.
1t is understood that Russia will pre-
vent the publication of Viliar's report.
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GEORGIA DEMOCRACY.
They Adopt the Unit Rule and WIN Send
Solid Silver Delegation to ChIcnrn

They Adopt the Unit Rule and WIN Send
solid Silver Delegation to Chicago.
MACON, Ga, June 26.-Georgia demo-
cracy adopted the unit rule in conven-
ton Thursday and sent solid delega-
ton to Chicago for free silver. The
delegates-at-large are;- +. T.. Howell
OF the Atlanta Constitution: Senator
Patrick Walsh, Of the Augusta Chron-
icie, Hal Lewis and j. Hope Brown.
Out of IL congressional districts, ten
solid silver delegations, and the elev-
enth is bound to vote for 10 To l BIZ
metallic platform and bi-metallic can
didates under the unit rule.
The platform deplores lynchinps.
and favors the enactment of such laws
as will effectually prevent the same;
declares its devotion to pure demo.
cratic faith, which demands that the
primary money of the country shall be
the gold and silver coinage of the con-
stitution, and which favors a circulat-
ing medium convertible into such
money without loss;" and demands the
free and unlimited coinage of both sill
yer and gold, independent of the action
of any other government, at the ratio
of 10 to /.
The entire state officers were renom-
mated excepting the state treasurer,
who declined denomination, and the as
sistant treasurer, j. NJ. Spar, wa
nominated for that office.
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CORNELL WON.
Eighteen Thousand People witness the
Boat Race At Poug hkeep.Ie, ". "

Boat Race ut Poughkcepsie, ~. ".
PoUeHKEEPsIE, N. ", June a7.-
"Rah for Cornell" Eighteen thousand
people grouped upon the picturesque
banks of the Hudson with the last rays
of the setting sun casting a golden
sheen upon the water, saw the stalwart
eight from Ithaca win first honors
over Harvard, Pennsylvania and
Columbia. 1t was great race. Prob
ably no prettier has been rowed before
a greater crowd in American waters.
All conditions of air and water were
perfect. Not a flaw married the con.
test of the crack of the starters pistol
To the crossing of the finish line. Cor
nell won by four lengths in 1920,
official time. Harvard was Sec
ond. Pennsylvania third and
Columbia poor fourth As n spec
tacular scene the race was one long to
be remembered. The course, four
mile stretch straight as the crow flies.
lay near the west bank OF the Hudson
and was spanned by the great can't
lever bridge, the finish being one mile
below that structure and the start three
miles above.
The official time was returned as fol-
lows: Cornell, 1919; Harvard, 1882;
Pennsylvania, POLL.
This time If correct establishes new
American record as the best previous
time was 2O:lO, made by Yale at New
LONDON
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MUsIc ANo MUslclANs.

The countess OF Dunraven sings In
the village choir.
"Helle,' the latest operate success in
Paris, was heard recently by electro
phone in London the sound being trans
mitted over the London-Paris telephone
circuit
only seven new pieces, one Of them
Berlioz' Faust" were performed In
y concerts at the Leipzig Gewandhaus
last season under Mr.. NilIisch's manage
ment. In "a concerts given by NJ. Lam
oureaux ia Paris last yer there were
but eight novelties.
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JOHN R. GENTRY
Clips Quarter of a Second
Off His Record,
Making 1t in 2:o3 i-2, Beating the
Track Record IA Seconds.
Dick Wilkes Won the s,iS P.ce-Earer
Won the Trotting Contest In e:I1I-s-
Redina Won the Pacing Race
Bonnie Wins In the s:as Glass.

RED OAK, June e7.-John II. Gentry
was sent against time Friday al Pacto-
ius Park and clipped quarter of a
second off his record. the worlds rec
ord for stations, making it in s:os<.
beating the track record AZ seconds.
There were four races Friday and all
OF them were fast, each heat in every
race, being better than the class. The
day was model one for racing. At
tendance 5000. Summaries:
In the s:15 pace, purse 81 200. Dick
Wilkes won; Hastings Boy second.
King Lud third Test time. e:iak.
Pacing against time. John II. Gem
try, 5 by Ashland Wilkes (Andrews)
won. Time second. Time by quarters:
81; 1:o2h; l:34; 2:o3k.
Trotting, gas class; purse, $1,000:
Eager won; La Gratitude, second: Afro.
third. Best time, 2:iIk.
Pacing, 1900 class; purse, 81, 900; Re
dinda won; Quick Turn, second; Mary.
third. Best time, 2:l5A.
Trotting, 1893 class; purse, $1,000:
Bonnie + won; Black Prince, second;
New Fashion, third. Best time, a:16A.
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AYouthfuI OH Marn.t.

HARTFORD Cry, Ind, June 27.-The
Utility Oil Co S well on the Charles
Ford farm, two miles northwest of
Dundee, was shot, and is now making
200 barrels. This is the company's
fourth well on the lease, all of which
are producers. Charles Ford, the
owner, is hardly twenty years old, and
the farm was given to him in the set
Element of an estate of his father be-
fore oil was thought of in that vicinity
1t is now one of the most valuable oil
farms in the field.
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The YALE CREW.

They Row Over Half the Course Mt Hen
ley, and Made tho Best Time Ever
Made.
LONDON, June 25.-The Yale eight
were out on the river again Wednesday
afternoon and rowed over half OF the
Henley rcgetta course in the best time
that has yet been made by any of the
practicinR crews, $3.50, pulling at q
stroke of 30 in the minute.
Bob Cook expressed himself as very
we'll satisfied with the work of the
Yale men, and predicted that IL they
continued 20 improve daily as they
have done, they will surely win the
race for the grand challenge cup.
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NEw YORK, June ga Journal spe-
cial from Wilmington, Del, says: Dur
ing the past week r. l. Dupont
Nemours, whose big powder works are
on the Brandywine creek, has been
making large shipments OF powder TO
the United States government, and
Wednesday received several cxtraor-
binary orders from Washington calling
for shipment within a week. The
works are being run 90 their full capac-
ity day and night 20 fill these orders.
which are Of such unusual size that
considerable interest Is manifested as
20 the disposition the government will
make Of such explosives.
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To Protect British Surveyor.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, June 26-Ac-
cording to advices received here from
Georgetown, British Guiana, an armed
police force has been dispatched to
Acarabisci for the purpose of protect
ing the British surveyors, who, while
engaged in opening road from the
Barima to the Cuyuni rivers were
stopped by body OF Venezuelans. and
their leader, Crown Surveyor Harrison,
arrested. An endeavor will be made
to continue the survey; but the party
have been instructed to retire should
determined opposition be met with.
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Light Punishment.

WASHINGTON, June GA special
dispatch from Cumberland. Md, saws:
Friday in the Mineral county court.
w. Va, VIM. Jarshuits, n Polander.
who killed Robert Davis, co!ored. in a
barroom fight last May, was found
guilty of Involuntary manslarghter
and sentenced to six months in Jail and
$50 fine. The verdict created a sensa-
ton, as every one thought that Jar
shuts would hang.
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Shortage In a Trsasurers once.

COLUMBUS, o., June 26.-A. l.. Cor.
man, appointed by State Auditor Gull
bert 20 examine into the condition Of
the county Offices Of the county aud.
itor and treasurer Of Van Vert county,
has fled his report with the auditor of
state. The report shows that some OF
the officers have been overpaid amounts
ranging from 81 TO s749.33, making a
total shortage Of s8. O42.55.
The shortage and overpaid amounts
include the names Of 10 individuals.
The examination extended back 70
1855. and includes members Of each Of
the great political parties
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ON BOARD THE SHIPS.

The ropes on frst-class man of war
cost about Sf5,O
About 1000 sailing vessels disappear
N the sea every year, entailing the loss
OF $4,000 human lives.
The most famoss English admiral
was Nelson, who destroyed the French
power at seq.
Both the French battle ships. Brennus
md Bcdoubtable have passed easily
through The new channel into. Frances
war harhor of Biscrta on the Tuuls
,-onaf
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AsIoo,OOO Fire Mt Point Pleasant.

POINT PLEASANT, w. Va, June 81
The greatest fire in the history of this
city broke out in the millinery store of
Annie Denton, and burned Hoof's
opera-house, livery stable and drug
store, Harper Bros. furniture store,
Rayburn's insurance Office, DIR. Petty's
dwelling and office, r. S. Biclxle's
dwelling, Filson Bros. hardware store.
Davis meat market and Steinbach's
barber shop. The loss is estimated at
Sl0O. 900, with little insurance
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FOUR DROWNED.
A Sail Boat on Clearwater Lake, In Min
nesota, Capsizes.

nesota, Capsizes.
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, June 26.-By the
capsizing of a sail boat at Clearwater
lake near here three Minneapolis young
people and st. Paul woman lost their
lives Thursday morning. They were
John U. Putnam, book-keeper for j. q.
Adams, of the corn exchange, Minneap-
oils; his sister, Miss Anna T. Putnam, a
teacher employed in the Minneapolis
kindergartens; Miss Bessie Newhall,
Minneapolis, and Mrs. Sherman, of st.
Paul. The party had just embarked
for sail on Clearwater lake, and had
proceeded not more than 100 yards
from shore, where the water was rough.
when gale struck them. The boat
capsized and all went down.
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Double Tragedy Ar 81. I.o,,.

ST. Louis, June 27.-About midnight
Friday night Barney Lester cab
driver, shot "a lewd woman known as
Eva Lester in the breast and then shot
himself fatally in the temple. He died
instantly. The tragedy occurred on
Elm street, between. Broadway and
Sixth. Jealousy caused Testers act
The woman is not fatally injured
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SAN FRANCISCO June 25.-Iu the four
round contest between Jim Corbett and
Sharkey Wednesday night the latter
bad the best Of the fight The police
stopped the battle and e Is said that
COrbett called them in. Corbctt was
groRgy AZ the end, and he fell twice
while Sharkey was fresh. The door
receipts amounted 10 s25, 600.
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Lynched by an Angry Mob.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 2G.-Infur-
lated citizens lynched another Negro
in Lowndes county late Tuesday night.
The Negro, Bill Westmoreland, had
killed a well TO do farmer, John Gill
christ. who lived near FIT. Deposit.
Posses were at once organized. They
found Westmoreland, dragged him into
a wood, where they hanged him. Five
hundred shots were fred into his BODY.
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Killed Two for Revenr&

PESDLEToN, Ore, June % section
laborer at Rock Springs. n 10, who
was recently discharged frd The Ore
gon Railway and Navia bn road
killed Mrs, Haney, keeperN3f the sec
ton boarding car, and her infant child
Wednesday morning and committed
suicide. it is supposed he committed
the crime for revenge, suspecting the
woman WIS responsible for his dis
CHARGE
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Another Bicycle Company Fails.

CHICAGO, June 27.-The Western
Union Bicycle Manufacturing Co made
an assignment in court Friday. No
statement of assets or liabilities was
made. The cause of the failure is said
to be inability TO get credit for the
small parts necessary TO finish a large
stock of wheels on hand and the fact
that bicycles have become a drug on
the market
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Arthur TaxIor Executed.

MARIANA, Ark, June 27.-Arthur
Taylor, colored, was hanged here at
II o'clock Friday morning for the muir
der Of his wife last October. No appeal
for executive clemcncy was made for
him. Sol. Gibbs and Wesley Hall, SEN
tenosd to hang here for the assassina-
ton of w. R. King, near Saylorsville,
October Is, 1895, have been respited for
thirty days Both are colored
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ohio Democratic Convention.

Columns, o., Jure Z5.-The Ohio
democratic convention declared for the
free coinage Of silver. Chiffon
A. White was nominated for
secretary Of state, and T.. X.
Blondin for supreme Judge. Allen W..
Thurman. +. -. Finley L. f. Holden
and John r. Mclean were selected a.
delegates-st-large 10 the Chicago con.
veutfou
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The Fair win Case Continued.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-When the
Fair will case was called in Judge
Slack's court Friday evening, counsel
for Mrs. Nettie Craven Fair widow of
the late Senator Fair, submitted doc
tors certificate to the court which
stated that their client was too i'll to
resume her examin alton. II was ac-
cordingly decided TO continue the case
until Thursday evening next.
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VIM. Turner Pleads Gnil,x

New YORK, June 27.-Before Judge
Cowing, in general sessions Friday
afternoon, VIM. Turner, one of the
two servants who stole $50, 900 worth
of jewelry from l. Townsend Burden,
withdrew his plea of not guilty and
pleaded guilty to the indictment for
robbery. Turner was remanded until
Monday, when he will come up for
sentence with VIM. Dunlop, the other
aaruant
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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. June 27.--Judge
Wright. in the circuit court in this city
Friday, decided that the state law re-
quiring the national flag 20 be dis
played over every school-house iD the
state during school hours, is unconsti-
tutional and void.
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The following delegates-at-large to
the Chicago convention were elected:
l. David IL. Hill, alternate, Robert
Earl. 2. Roswell +. Flower. alternate.
Smith NJ. Weed. 3. Edward Murphy,
alternate, Jacob A. Cantor. 4. Fred
erick Coudert, alternate. William Pur-
cell
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CHICAGO. June 27.---Louis Roseland,
an employe Of Pullman Palace Car Co,
gave his six-year-old daughter cyanide
of potassium and then committed sui.
eide by the same means. Domestic diff.
fculties Is the alleged cause.
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Southern wholesale Grocers Meet.

RTCHMoND, Va, June 2G.-The South
ern Wholesale Grocers' association met
in this city Thursday morning in their
Fifth annual convention and was called
TO order by the president. Mr.. f. G..
Leigh, jr. A brief address of wei.
come was made by Mr.. F. d. Beveridge,
president of the Richmond association,
and Mr.. Leigh read his address
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SAVANNAH, Ca, June 27.-Jake Zeig-
Ter was shot and fatally wounded. and
a detective named Aderholdt seriously
and perhaps fatally wounded in Sere-
ven county, about seven miles from
Sylvanil
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KlIed Rr mcrN,nheu.s Enrln.

WAPAKoNETA, o., June 26.-The fast
Detroit express, nearing Cridersville,
struck Miss Lydia Bowsher while she
was walking on the track, killing her.
She was the aunt Of the fireman on the
train that struck her
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KnIsd brn FaIl Of sIntn.

MAssLLoN, o, June 25.--GeO. Haux.
well. a young miner was instantly
killed in the Nutwood mine. His necl,
was broken by fall Of slate.
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Gets Ten Year. In the PeoI,.n,,.

DIES MONIES, Ia, June 27.-S. r.
Dawson, who killed Walter Scott, his
son-iD-law, December %, was Friday
sentenced 20 ten years imprisonment.
Dawson killed Scott the day after he
had clandestinely married Dawson's
dau0hfar
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The Prince and Pyincea..

LONDON, June 27.-At Aberystwith
Friday afternoon the prince of Wales
was installed with great ceremony in
the office of chancellor of the lately es-
tablished University of Wales, to which
he was elected year ago The degree
of doctor of music was conferred by the
university upon the princess of Wales
and that of doctor of letters upon Mr..
Gladstone.
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Leaves the RepnhIlc.n Pnrtr.

MrSNEAPoI1s. Mimi, June 81 Lieut.
Gov. Day, in his paper, the Fairmont
Sentinel, announced that he can no
longer act with the republican party
on account Of its position on the money
question. He is also state senator.
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Senator Gorman WIN Not Go to CbIcaro

D0II"'"I ""I IHI"H VIII NUt UU 10 NhIchEOs
BALTIMORE, June Ex-senator Cor
man will positively not go TO Chicago
for the national convention. He does
not think there is any chance at this
late hour to stem the free silver tide,
but believes that free silver candi-
date will be nominated. Asked whom
he thought the democrats would nom.
mate, he replied: at looks like Boies.