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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
SOuTIIROrND.

Yacht Isaac. from New York TO Tlor-
da
Sir. Ok. light, from Norfolk 10 North
ca DINA.
s':r. G. w Petit. merchandise, from
Norfolk to North Carolina.
Str. Juniper, lowing, from Norfolk 10
North Cl:Ulna.
Bgc. w. r. Cohn. light. from Norfolk
10 North Carolina.
str. Croatan. towing. from Norfolk 10
North Carolina.
Schr. H. W. Hue':on. phosphate. from
Norfolk TO North Carolina
Schr. l.. j. Marvil, ligla,, from Norfolk
TO North Carolina.
Str. Lucy. MERCHANDISE. from Norfolk
20 North Carolina.
Str. w b. Rogers, merchandise, from
Norfolk to North Carolina.
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Beeswax-2aa24c. per pound.
1.-Two StNrIt..

Market firm for all kinds of stock,
win strong demand at good prices;
Shoice heavy Western cattle. 3l&GGilAc.
North Carolina. best. 2ts@34c.; common,
'sM2 t@c; hsifers. Western. 2i&@ic.
pnils. 2la@2Ac.; fat cows. 2lSG3i&c.
miich COWS. good. per mead. s25.O0@ TO- 90:
cows. common. $I0G0m"0.0Q: butchers
shcep, 21aMic.; good corn-fcd hOgs.3M a
lc. light pigs. S%iGic. Hogs, weaker in
sympathy with Chicago prices dressed
h"Ss' 4tac. per pound; lambs, 3ia@iiGc.
per pound.
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SinNu NinrkHf.

Markct-The demand for r. O. slaves
Is over for the season. The receipts
OF w. .. are more liberal and equal To
the demand; III heavy pipe, prime. 500;
culls. $4,000: heavy huEsheads. prime.
SGamGI; culls. 500; prime red oak hogs
heads. $25WeS; culls. Sl5@1S; white
oak. light hogshcads, prime, SiSG50;
culls, SIS: white oak hogsheads head
ing prime SiiGi6: cul!s. $2l; white oak
pipe. $V@S0; culls. $40; barrel w. o.
primes $%2GH23 culls, SIS; W. Q. oc-
tlve, $50; culls, $40.
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Sugar MARKET.

Market-Flrm; out of town prices are
dependent on the, delivery rates to the
diiferent points. Local sales are being
made as follows: Cut loaf. S5.72; pow
dered. S5.2S: granulatcd $50; confec-
TONER'S standard \, si.9S: American of
y, AS3: centennial bright, yellow b,
M.lS: California 3. SAIL; Franklin
standard extra c. S4.S5 Keystone extra
- N.2S; American. extra c, AL,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York, Dec. Mooney on call
easy AT lEM2 per cent; last loan mt .
per cent. ana closing offered mt 1&M
: per cent. Prime mercantile panc,.
Sol per cent. Sterling Exchange veal;
with actua! business in bankers bills
at l.SaA iar demand and ut l.S2asM "a
Ash and t.EilaM+.S7 Commercial bjils
AS2. Silver Certificates. 1874 G! COL. Bar
silver CO.'S. Mexican dollars. 4Tl4. Gov
ernment bonds, firm: State bonds, dull:
railroad bonds. strong.
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Irrcan Eisi,.

Sronkcrs. per pound &c.; taylors, per
pound. &C.: pan fish. per pound, &c.; bas-
ing ilsh. Per pound. &C.: founders. per
bolnd.3c.: sheepsheads.pe per pound,S@10ci
m"ckarel. per pound &C.: blue fish. per
pound. &c: specified trout. per pound
&c. rock per pound, &c.: Spanish
Mackcrcl, &c.
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3 Sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining. 3ssc.;
centrifugal 96 test, 3 15-l6c. Refined.
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.

Chicago. Dec. 7.-Outside of a sensa-
tional spur; In December wheat, which
took place shortly after ne opening.
grain and provision markets were dull
and uninterestinS Today. A jump OF
cents in December. on an attempt to
buy about 15,c.o bushels, strengthened
the belief that that option is very Sc
cN%:.y "cornered." Il closed 2A cents
her. May was firm all day and
eiSe! Fs@M cent higher Corn and
cas- clossl fairly steady at suhstan-
tiallJ yesterdays prices a "a provisions
closed shade lower all ar,und
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Pcnnut aInrIsct.

o. Farmers market. quiet; fancy, new.
.%sW &c; strictly prime, 2Mc., new;
prime, &C.: Spanish. 50@55c.: low grades
smelling stock. 1M@iiHc.
HanG Picked--Fancy. &C.; extras,
SC: third grade. 2i.c.: No. Spanish
sSnel!cd. &C: No. l Virginia. 3hc.; No. .
nlrs ola. 2l4c.: old farmers goods
32,a@2Ac.; new prime 2BG2Ac.; new
n!acii and damp, 101kc.
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Norfolk & Southern R. \. Go.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPT. TO- 1897.
NAIL .hNE E%I'i;E.iS LEAVES NOR
elizabeth City, EGchtou. Muckey's Ferry,
Eei.rr. PanscEo. Echarcn. etc. Connecis
al Edenton with y, & :; X. r. steamer
rs follows Daily Except Sunday for
plymouth. .Ia'nrsvi!lc. Williamson and
WiIt:sor TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY Tor all landings on C'hownn
river: on MONDAY aud FRIDAY FOR
ScnppernonE river. and Wednesdays
for SvncI. Connecting TT RcihnVcn with
:t"aInc: Virginia Dare fIv htnkicyviilc
South Greet. Aurora. Washington and in
i"!mcdiatc la!iI!nES. Connects al ELIZA
beth CIT Monday and Wcln, >daN 9Th
steamer New cTnc for RcaLokc Islunu
Oriental ana N"whcrnc.
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s'rxsft nee.

Southern Fruit-Bananas. csc 0s1 90
per bualch; lemons. $2.506r3.O0; cabbage.
Northern. $l.21 per barrel.
Pntatocs -Haymans, $500; yellows,
Hi.ite'll5: onions, S2.25 per sack; Irish
potatoes. $200M2.25 per sack.
t.ouitrN-oid chickens. 2QU25c.
f.isES-Wholcsale steady. at lie. per
dozen
BeeswaX-239i2ic per pound
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Peas-Steady: .iacii-eye peas, new
crop, $l.50 per bag: black, 501G0c
straight per bushel; clay. 100000 por
bushel
White corn. 40c.; mixed. 3Sc
Mill Feed--Niarket firm; bran. $500;
shipstur or middling. $l5.50; meal, white.
boltcd, per 100 pounds, 90c.
Michigan, Ohio and Indiana, No. i,
Timothy hay. $3.50: No. z, $3.50: mixed,
S12.5Q
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G.t.Itibcr Aa-rItct,
NN
(NholcSnle Ouo;at;OnS.)

wv HUIESnIt tiuOtntionS.)
CYPRESS lunDer-Nlarkct dull and no
demand: boards. lNG--l6 feet long, Sl2.5o
Wl1.00: boards. lNG--lG. :Snrh. $1,000
1000: boards. IKE To is incnes-l6 feet
clear. SzO.0oI22 90: boards. rough. wide,
sl2.12015.0o.
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II lin Dried.

CYPRESS Lumber-Market in fair de-
mand: Al No. ]. 10 Inches, Sl5.5O: A No
:! II Inches. $1,000: A No. l. edge, $3.50.
81 NO. >. edge. SLIGO; 4! No. stock.
stock. SlG00: bill stuff. air dried, $4,000
1000.
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Air DrIca ZINC s.unhcr.

81 flooring, dry and clear. Sil.U0@12. 0G;
80. z. SS.5Oa9.O0: edge box. <G.h0QI. 90;
STOCK box. $S.00GDS.a0: small ioists, $3.50;
iarEe 1oists. $9.00@10.00; 2X4 lG scantling
$3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
l. AND STEAMER
WHOLESALE aurt,rATIus.
PROVISIONS.
Norfolk, Va, December :. 1sg;

4Npli 'ih, d., IJtttlilDCF 1, 1894.
Fish-MacEcrel. No. =, in kegs 5Clbs
$40; roes, $3.50; new, small Slo.50:
new, mtdum, none: No. 3 IN Kegs. SlT5:
Herring. Family Roe, half barrel, s.. 30.
North Carolina Cut Herring, $S.25: Po-
tomas, in barrels. $500.
PrjVisiCu-Markct steady: mess porI,
old. sS75; new. $685.; hams, pork. $I0,75
Bulk Meats--Clear ribs. $40. rs IN
size and cut; fat backs. i7sc.: bellies
heavy, a15M 5i&c. for small: Gnc. heavy.
pork. pla.c. $i.S5.
Shoulicrs-Su:car-cu &c
Blcon-ShOuldGrs. 1Ac.
BreIst-SuGar-c cured, sac.
1iams-Smithiicld. 170lSc.: s. C. slim
hams. l0c.
Lard-Pura lard tlcrces, 5Bm5Ihc .
cases and tubs, l4c. over price of Heroes.
compound, ne: ticrccs. in cases ana
tubs. hc. higher.
Chccse-Cream, 10@lo,ac.; Western
dairy. St&M9i4c.
Meal, per bag of lo0lbs., SEC: Per ba .
of 32lbs., soc.
Sllt-F!rm; Liverpool Fine, S5Gooc
lSuttcr-Ncw York State dairy now
23c: fresh creamery. o2G23c.; countrv
li@il5c.
llercsone Oil-Firm; l12 degrees. nc
Go degrees, 9iIc.; Ped. 1850 degrees, 96llOc
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PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVALS.

Schr. Marjory Brown, Osborne New
port News for New Haven.
Schr. Levi Hart. Pendicton, Norfolk.
Schr. John Proctor, Chase, Norfolk
for Boston
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T1Ays.s.I:Ess - q UIs, q. n s%s 81
49,, SID SOUTHERN
4 RgDA Railway Co.

Through WESTERN NORTH CAIto.
LIMA, TIE LAND OF THE SIiY."{
The only line operating u sUIiu nam be {.
tween Norfolk and Chattanooga with Pull
man Sleeping Car between ltuleigh and
Cha TfTIl :
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Shttinlp IlnttXcG.

ShinG!cs-Quiet: No. i hearts. $4,000
$500: No. hearts, SI.00Gii.50: No. / sap.
S3.OUN3.75; No. saps. S3.00Q3.75.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
CAPE \
CHARLESI
ROUTE \
New York,
Phila delphia
and Norfolk
\ Railroad.
QUICK TIME-LOW RATES.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY. S

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE II. 1871 1871.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7.Ib n III. uuuy, except Sunuay--(Por Is. :
mouth. Align street, !:SV a. nl.l
Arrive at Philadelphia o2 p
M; New York Mt SOS p IN. nv
LEAVE NORFOLK. y 5f
s.Iu D. IN. daily, Portsmouth. High street
a:f5 Arrive at Philadelphlo,
$40 a. M; New YORK, :4S a. M
ARRIVE At NORF0Lk.
s'Oo u 'n' Vic, leaving New York at 8 n
M. I'hiladeDhia, l:i0 p m, g554.siiF
ARRIVE AT NORFOLiA. -,
7.=n y mt-iJu.iy, except Sunday tPorts-#
~ T. mouth,High street 500 p. NIB
leaving New York at y a. m
Philadelphia. lo;h9 O. m. j.
Close connection made WIN a!l Sal ano
eoSIn;i lines to and from Boston. !. I, 81
ba nuIiiann Jsrsey City, Fniladelphia and
Cape Charles Pullman Baf Isl sii,hps
an ~ roip%h o Tickets sold and baSsageSa
ot,en,-eH NJ Wake Agency, under Attain
tic Hotei. ana el' o'' fi.#R. COOKE.
General Passenger and Freight sAgent.53S
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08

1.YDE's REGULAR LINg Z, sIE S:s' ~
ONLY DIRECT LINE EXON NOR.
- FOLK TO PHILADELPHIA !, b
Until further orders. steamers aTG, z p-5
bbSY' WEDNESDAY and shTuRDAYnts
Z d m, and from Philadsiphla every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATSI
Through bills of Iadipg to al points
South and Southwest Hin senboatd :Airs
Tennessee Air Line Southern ItuI ISsay.ss
Norfolk and Carolina and a orf9l lt ssnIcl
Southern, Il ailroads - 5e
a and her tn . gs
Round trip including inca md berth 55l
i Lower "a tos BY steh niers, g 1lt {;
appointed tc{ soil ea CHI ~ pDlu
5Ist AN tiS NJ Aice, A5sF IC 81 III
General Sou liern \ gent or N.
I35f5 tYprI .IiItSAI&F .SGEYDEsSs VI
dcneral a Geats, ri iladal
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Chester and Lcnoiir R. R,

Going SOUTHEASTERN Time Standard.
Leave Norfolk .......S. a. L.. lS:45 h! IN.
;. Eaieigh .......S. y. L....a.. 2:l2 q. M.
E TimariiG,te .....s q. L..... S:4s a. m.
Arrive LGnoir ,.:.:....C, & 1. 5l;i7 b. m.
Sshcville 80. So. Rye. 6 los 3. M
Leave Chester c. ct, 49, ! q. Al ~
Arrive Torkville ~. C. & I, III $50 q. IA.
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Merchants Shine[S Transportation g
DIRECT rxolJTE

FOR BOSTON AND pIuVIDENCE.
BOSTON, MONDAY, WEDNESDA
AND FRIDAY At Goo l.. NJ
FOR PROTI BGECii
Every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-.
tl;DAY at q y. IN.
FARES TO BOSTON AND pROVI.
DlENCE.
tlrst-c!ass. including meals ana
*tatern9m berth -. ................ 50 q
Second-class. including mcats and
berth ........ ............. minimum. SO,
Perishahle freight sent via provid. hce
forwarded by early train TO Boston, and
ut the same rate as by direct steamers tc
Boston.
lror further Information apply To-
u. Mlt!GHT. Agent, MOI folk, Va.
y. y. STElsl5lNS, Asst Tariff Mgr.
". p. TUENlTR. General Pass. Az.
}. c. WHITNEY. Ira ihc Manager.
General Offices. italtimorc. Md.
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j. IT. WINGFIELD," "a
iHsxcnGsr Act. no. 1G2 Main street. Nor
", II. GREEN. General Superintendent.
! NJ: Gull, Traffic Manager.
w. n. VU!lk. Gnlic, nj PnSacnEcr Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08

Tho trip doTa tho historic Potomac
River ana Cuesui eukL Buy OF. the elegant
steuncis OF this company Is unsurpa ssed
The steamers are comparatively new, nav
the most l,lXuriant mDnner with electric
lights. call balls and steam heat In enoh
room. The tables nrc supplied with oyerY
del!GGcy. Of the senSon from the markets
OF Washington aud Norfollt Tickets on
Snie Mt y. e .. ticket office: N. &, C. Office
mt w. y. Wake q Co.'S office on wharf
For fGrthc, Information apply
d. j. CALLAHAN,
ietenhnnn ~ Aren't.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08

EVENING FNPNf.SS !.EAyr.s NOR
FOli: at ! 10 y. nj. Tuesday, Thursday md
Saturday for III IN beth CITY. Edcnton ana
way s,aiio%s. Connects ~ Elizabeth CITY
Win the steamer N,.i-n tor NcwbcrIli
Morchrnd Guy, kirsl, ana Gnldshoio Va
" \. G. Z. 4. ana 80: :acksunvilr.
WilmiuGion. =. g., and for al stations; on
The " y. IL. r. Stops At Roanoke Is
land Tuesday ana saturday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08

EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH.
FAST EkE!GiT LINE AND OLD DO.
and East via Norfolk aud Norfolk and
Southern railroad and Eastern North
Carolina.
Freight received daily until s y. m. and
forwarded promptly At low rate
For further information apply 10 thu
General 0i'ice of The -. & S. II. X. Co.,
NcrfoiK. Va.
II. c. HIDGiNS.
Genera, Freight and Pass Agent
". K. KING. General Mnnngcr.
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GrOpertpa.

Conce-Green. quiet; rio common,
Sh@9c.; Fair, lImlIi&c.; good 12I %
lie; choice, l5dtl6c.; LaSuayra, l6ep
i7c.: Java, 27i4@j29c.
Syrups ard Observation-Disclosures: syr-
ups. Bright. 1SI2$c.: Fair Grades. lac
Port Rico. 10. zoe and &c. as to ;;rad
New Orleans Mnloss2s-tJuiet: Fair.
lSm25c.; Good, 27GlSoc.; Choice, Sic.
E'lour-Alarkct firm: Western spring
wheat. Fest Patent Family, $3.50: Win
ter Wheat Best Family. $500; Choice
StraiSht Family, A.Sa: Gopd Family,
Si:I3: Fair Family, $i.G5. as TO grade.
Rice--AIiilcd. 4ai06l6c.; rough. clear
Of rcd. 45GfG0c.: with rcd. Csc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.

: II WIN! u y 7 NUKE UT.TN.
MAIL AND f.NPEESS daily excep,
Sunday AZ Ia! u. IN. and nD:nint train
at II am. Tuesday, ThurSGt" ;..u Saturday
connecting viii all raj aud steam lines a;
Norfolk fog the Eorth. EiEt ana West
Passenger stations foot o: !IS, Main 81
Eorfoll; and Western dcpo:. freight sta.
,ton on Water street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-08

rDaily except sunday. Other time tlaily
No l--Norfolli TO Cincinnati, and Louis
willie daily. iarIor car Old Point to Rich
mund. Pullman Sleeping Cars Rich.
mond foI Cincinnati. louisville and S,
Iouis. Meals served on dining; cars west
of GordOnsvillc. Connects nj K. chuond
for i.ynchbuIG and i.cxinEton VA
No. 5--Dnily except sunday. RiChnond
to West Chiffon Forge.
No. 3-~NorfolS to Cincinnati ana I,oujs.
Villo daily. i'nllmnn sleeping cars UI,I
Point 70: Cincinnati ana Louisville Meals
served on dining cars west of Gor,!ous-
VILE
12:n5 noon and 80 u. III.
toi further Information apply to
T. ". Cl'ltD, PASSENGER Agent,
c. and O. Ticket Office, Grnnhy stree,
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN D. POTTS.
Asst General Passenger Agent.
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RNIMb I N|dShhll|0l Steamboat g..

steamers NEWPORT NEWS WASH.
!NGTON and NORFOLK VIII leuYo
daily us follows:
NGkrru BOUND.
Steamers ie~vc PORTSMOUTH. foot
Of North StIsct at.... ......... . go u. m.
Leave Eorfolk. foot OF Matthews
SIRE NJ ,;:;.;...:............. 6:l0 p. IN.
Leave W. .olEt NJ ....-.......... 20 y. IN.
Arrive Washington at ........... CHS a. m.
. =
II. & o. Penn. Il. II.
Lv. WdsHinEton ats 90 n. IN. 7:20 Il. m.
Ar Philadelphia nt.II:l0 n. IN. Ie+iG n. M
ar New York al -. 2:oh p. m. rs p. NJ.
South Eound. d. e O. Penn. j. f.
Nv. New York st ....ll 80 n. IN. / 100 D. IN.
~ ,hilndrlpk!n Mt. :sS p. III. BIS p. II.
Er WASHINGTON nt.: 1880 p. IN. 6lS p. III.
Steamers itaVc Washington nj ..7eI y. m.
Arrive Fortress Monroe nt........7:OJ n. IN.
Arrive Norfolk mt 500 n. III.
Arrive Portsmouth ut ............ SEQ n. IN.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-01

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LIVED HAPPILY WITH EACH.
A California Man who Has Been Married
Nine Times.

PORTLAND. Or. July l.-Abnsr For
sv,h. - years Old. has arrived from san
Francisco. where h. has been staying
with the son a his eighth wife. He
goes 10 Victoria 10 meet a son # his
ninth wife, whom he has not seen for
seven years Will. walking the streets
he va- bunroei ~ fwu men out q: -.
leaving him only h,s ticket T. Victoria
HI applied fo,he police ior lodging. and
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tunes. .aia the Oh man All my
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-01
SIXTEEN TO ONE
Ohio Demccrats Adopt a Plat
form Which Ignores Other
Issues.
A SUPPLEMENTAL Plank Demands
the Recognition Of Cuban
Belligerency.
Resolutions Looking to Fusion
Laid on the Table After
Lively Debate.

CoLrMBrS. o.. July 1.-The Demo
cratic stat. convention Is the most
largely attended Of any such occasion
since the civil war Al that time therr
wcr. some mass conventions which AT.
irac;ed larger crowds. bui no state CON
vcniions ~ recent years hav. clual.d
the present one in attendance. While
ihl. convention was III some respects "a
ia4ss meeting o. free SILVER forces. the
lArge a'ts,iauc" was partly du. Ia The
fact that "A complete new tleke; was a.
b. nominated. and there was an un-
usually large number Il candidates for
each ,lA~" Thrs~a candidates had th.lr
respective troops 4 " rkcr- hcr,siu ai.
ditlan t. the delegate. and they aSsrc-
.af~l several thousand enthusiastic
Aus'l.r~
tn" new colu;nb,l. auditorium. with
seating capacity & 500, had just
t--sn completed :,r :h" convention. and
IT, capacity was taxed 20 the utmost
Tn. auditorium wa. handsomely decor.
ai.a with hun;in. and ..ags There
was p,u!usion = portraits q: 1A.mc-
cratic leaders at.pu' the walls hut that
=. rr...c.n. Cleveland was ~; III iac
collection
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President u( tulh.v.s Ia Ee,ipu

AMulRsT Mass. July l-.- a ~
sul, =: Dissatisfaction with pyc,ld-n.
Gai.- mana cement II Amherst cci..-.
his resignation Viii b. handed III and
accepted soon, II J. said II" rc.icna-
tion o! Pro:-e~r Au~pn Il. N0r-.. pre-
c.ri.ai.d III. cYlsl-
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stHA ,> \ TENT.
Csgvi on Orator. at Ionrfh "f guly asie.
hrafion.-

W.siiisoro>. July l-colaurl \ \
A-g.rri. ,ahan lais!nt w.ll known tn
Washington. VIII has lost ny. hrsp'h.rs,
u:'ic.rs IN the tulan army. Asks 'he
I,r,ss Il. the country q utcv that III IN.
Fourth II Jnly ,N,rrl~,-s IN. orator -;
IN, day shall prominently 'r,a' II the
tu'an question AMI hfins ont the
American sentiment III iavo. ni ih. I'm.
red,a,. granting II h,llig.r'ncy "a that
struggling l-cplc A. I'll. first step e..
ward ul,,mai. recognition II III" inic.
,s,ii,nc. II Cuba
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UoUy:, aud >pr. Withdrawn.

Upon the tir-t ball / th.rp we're 159
votes cast with - necessary t. a
choice Thn rc~Ui' was a. follows:
Sorg lls. S,nail..y - Thurman -,
Donavin llos. cAapHlA. 2ili., Hunter
~. Van M.tr. p, PItril K -, Rice ll3,
Reeve II, W.ri,l 3. l., utz. 9.
Beiore ,he s. cy,l ballot began 1t was
announced that tl.r names oi Hough
and Sorg had been withdrawn
Befor. til. second ballot was com
plcted, Horace L. Chal a.an was nom
mated for governor
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GOOD RESULTS SHOWN.

Order. for Uussrt from England Due so
the Espc ri,ncniai shipment.
WASHINGTON. July k-Asa a result Of
the recent experimental shipment oi
American butter to England under the
patronage Of the agricultural depart
men, an order has jus, been placed by a
London firm Tor the entire daily product
Of tn. Iowa agricultural college. which
amounts to about 500 ropnds, and other
merchants are attestii3 III letters the
good results achieved 0y the expert
Ncnt.
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When the doe.
.of CONES TO pre-
scribe for any
= female weak.
ness, : tie first
thing he insists
upon IS Al exau,
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OF Cuba as an act Of justice to all Amer
lean nation struggling for liberty against
foreign oppressl N and we dcnOuncc and
protest agaln>; the action Of Senator
Hanna Ill voting to nulity I'll" memorial
presented t. congress unanimously by
the legislature Of Ohio ia favor Of the
Cuban pain Il.