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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-27
FOR HARMONY
MFR. HANNA TAKES A HAND IN THE
TENNESSEE FIGHT.
Wants Only One Set of Electors
Evans Men Are Angry and Refuse
to Entertain q Compromise.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. pa special
to the Journal and Tribune from Washing
ton says: Senator NJ. A. Hanna has de-
cided to take a hand in the Tennessee Re-
publican fight between the Brownlow and
the III. Clay Evans factions and settle 1t.
In a letter written to A. ]. Tyler, of Wash
ington. Senator Hanna says:
1.-The national committee has deemed 1t
advisable to say that we expect to sus-
tain the organization which was recognized
by the national committee at Philadelphia.
We cannot see wher any good can result
from such an independent movement. and
sincerely trust that nc loyal Republican
will lend his influence to the movement"
The Brownlow organization was the one
recognized for the most part at Philadel-
phia. 1t is thought to be the chief aim Of
Senator Hanna to get but one set Of cleo
tors i'm the field.
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EVANS MEN ARE ANGRY.
Say They VIII Not Compromise Their
State Fight.


State Fight.
CLEVELAND. Tenn, Aug. 26.-Chairman
Upton, of the Evans State committee, was
asked to-day what effect Mark Hanpa's
letter would have. He replied that 1t would
nave the same effect as shaking a red
rag In the face of an angry bull. 1--WE do
not recognize Mr.. Hanna as our boss and
we wear no mans collar said Mr.. Tip
ton. 'Our committee meets next Wednes-
day to organize for the fight, and If there
are any members on it who do not want
TO fight they will be asked to step behind
a tree and let the battle proceed.
mo. the fight will proceed unless the
committeeman are bigger towards than l
think they are. 1t would be ridiculous for
the majority to surrender to a minority.
Ours is the regular ticket, and If Hanna
doesn't know it. it is because he has re-
fused to investigate or listen to anyone
but Brownlow."
Have you ever asked a national COM
mittee to investigator Mr.. Upton was
asked.
I'VE certainly have. / made the de-
mand Aug. 16, but no attention was paid
to il. Al ordinary thief or murderer is
given a hearing by the courts, but we have
not been treated with that much considera-
ton by Mr.. Hanna-"
Then you think there will be no COM
promise?'
There certainly will not be, unless Mr..
Hanna agrees to hear our side of the case.
gives us a fair trial"
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Very Gauxy story.
2 Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, Aug. 26.-Warren Bigler,
of this city, secretary of the Republican
state central committee, to-day denounced
as false and absurd the story published in
and ~telegraphed from Indianapolis that the
Mormons were to aid In the defeat of Rep
resentative Charles b. Lands in the Ninth
district because of his arraignment of the
theocracy in his speeches in the House.
1t was alleged that an immense fund
would be raised by the Mormons and
turned over to the Democracy of Landis's
district, and also that the Republican
state committee had the tip. Secretary
Bigler says the committee has no informa-
ton of the kind and he does not believe
Lands.
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OUT FOR M'KINLEY.


Srecia1 to the Indianapolis Journal
KOKOMO, Ind, Aug. 8.-Yesterday Otis
C. Pollard. a leading young attorney, re-
nounced Democracy and came out fiat
footed for Mckinley and Roosevelt. Mr..
Pollard was formerly secretary of the
county Democratic committee and an eff
fective campaigner. He will now take the
stump for the entire Republican ticket. Ex-
Judge c. N. Pollard. father of the above
named and a lifelong Democrat, who voted
with the Gold Democrats four years ago.
will not vote for Bryan this time and If
he votes at all will cast his ballot for Nc
Kinley. Mr.. Pollard is a former Judge of
the thirty-sixth judicial circuit and is the
only Democrat ever elected TO that posi-
ton. There are a number of other lead
ing Democrats in this locality who will
vote the Republican tickle this fall who
for business reasons prefer that no public
mention be made of them. The few free
silver Republicans who camped with the
enemy four years ago are also returning
to the fold. Howard county will give Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt 1000 majority this
fall.
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QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 26.-Arrived: Sax
onia, from Boston. for Liverpool, and pro-
ceeded. Sailed: Campania. from Liver
pool. for New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 26.-Sailed:
Deutchland, from Hamburg. via Cher
bourg, for New York.
RATHL1N ISLAND. Aug. 26.-Passed:
Siberian, from Philadelphia, via st. Johns.
n. F., for Glasgow.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-Arrived: Fur
nessia. from Glasgow; Caledonian, from
Liverpool.
PRAWLE POINT, Aug. 26.-Passed
Westernland, from Antwerp. for New
York.
THE LIZARD. Aug. 26.-Passed: La
Bretagne, from New York, for Havre.
MALIN HEAD, Aug. 26.-Passed: Pom
e~ranian, from Montreal, for Glasgow.
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All Mathematics Snfe.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 26.-The Rev. DIR.
Alb. Leonard corresponding secretary of
the Foreign Missionary Board Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. who is visiting his
son-in-law in this city, has received a cable
message from Minister Conger. and three
missionaries in Picking. saying that the ma
tive Christians in northern China had sur
vived the attacks upon them, but were
homeless and destitute. The cablegram
said that all the Methodist missionaries
were safe, though ali the missionary prop
erty IL destroyed save that at Tien-Tsin.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER
JOHN GAINES FOR THE KILLING OF
GEORGE LENTZ JULY 3.
Cut Lentz's Throat After Thomerson
Shot Him-k okomo Democrats for
Neutrality-suspicious. by Poison.
speciaI to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SALEM, Ind, Aug. 26.-Deputy Sheriff
Stone, of Lawrence county arrested John
Gaines at his HON near Bryantsville this
morning, and drove to Salem and placed
him in Jail charged with the murder of
George Lentz. near the latter place. on the
night of July 3. Gaines was taken to JEFF
fersonville for safe keeping. on the evening
train.
tory, confessed to Stone yesterday that he
shot Lentz and that Gaines cut his throat.
The officers felt that Gaines would be in
danger il taken to Bedford. hence the re-
mOVal.
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Indiana

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. 26.-John j.
Brake. one of the Oldest residents of the
city, died last evening of paralysis at the
age of seventy-eight years. He was born in
Owen county and his mother, Mary Jack
son Brake, was a cousin of "StonewalI'
Jackson. the Confederate general. In 1926,
when Mr.. Brake was only two years or
age, his parents moved to this county,
where he lived ever since.
BROOKLYN, Ind, Aug. 81. N. Apple,
jeweler and photographer. of this place,
died at indianapolis yesterday, where he
had gone 10 a X treatment. His widow
and six children survive him.
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Educational Picnic mt winamac.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
wINAMAC, Ind. Aug. 26.-Pulaski coun-
ty educational day exercises will be held
at Winamac Sept. a. Six bands and twelve
glee clubs will be In attendance beside a
lcng lise of speakers. among whom will be
President w. W. Parsons. of the State
Normal School,, Professor Dennis. OF Earl
ham College, ex-State Superintendent ID.
NJ. Gee.ing. State Superintendent Frank L.
Jones and the Democratic nominee for
ctatc superintendent. Mr.. Greathouse. Over
SIX thousand people are expected TO be
present. and Nye's Park. which is bounced
on three sides by the Tippecanoe river. will
be tie camping ground during the day.
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souxa Appreciated I'm Holland.

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 26.-Sousa's Euro
pean tour closed this evening with a per-
Torrance at the Palace of Industry before
an audience of 5000 persons, including the
United States minister, MIR. Stanford
Newell, United States Consul Frank ID.
Hill and the officers of the United States
training ship Essex. Sousa received sew
eral ovations and the principal ~soloists
were repeatedly encored. The citizens of
Amsterdam have presented TO Sousa a silk
Netherlands flag.
Tomorrow the band will leave for Lon
don, sailing from Southampton next Sat
urday on the st. Louis.
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Acronaut. Came to Grief.

PARIS, Aug. q, $40 a. m.-Two %aeronauts
had a narrow escape last night at Vim
cennes. The ascension was made in the
presence of thousands of spectators, the
occasion being a communal fete. The bal
loon was driven by the wind against some
telegraph wires and took fire from the COM
municated current. The ~aeronauts slid
down the ropes. A number of women and
children were slightly hurt i'm the panic
which followed.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-Armour & Co. have
received an order from the Russian gov
nme for 10000 0 pounds Of beef on the
hoof' 10 feed the soldiers of the Car in
China. This is the largest order of the
kind In the history of the Chicago meat
trade. Options are said TO have been taken
OH every available ship in the carrying
trade on the Pacific. 1t will take 5000
fatted cattle to nil the order. The cattle
Will be sent from San Francisco, via Ha-
wall and Japan.
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Has Democratic Authorities.
Louisville Post (Dem.)

Candidate Roosevelt declares that he did
not say that all who support the Kansas
or fools, but only that the makers OF the
platform ard the names of the candidates
belong in one or the other of these classes.
In this position he has many Democratic
authorities, as the Eastern Democrats de-
clared that the Western Democrats were
fools in declaring for free silver. and the
Western Democrats insisted that their
Eastern brethren were towards in trying
to evade the issue.
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I'll BEST IN CUBA.
CONCLUDES FROM FIRST PAG

CONCLUDED FROM FTRST PACED
suspended for the sake of the great end
in view-the end that will make history and
affect the welfare of all Cuban people.
Your delegates must be competent to
draft a constitutions; and IL is a duty you
owe yourselves and your fellow-patriots
&c see that your representation is without
PARTY prejudice. Bear In mind that no con-
stitution which does not provide for a
sta BILE government will be accepted by the
United States. / wish to avoid making
Cuba into a second Hayti. although do
not think that possible.
You want liberty for all and for no
particular party. TIL United States an
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DUNBAR. Pa, Aug. 26.-Orders were re-
ceived at this place to-day from the off,
Gals of the Cambria Steel Company. of
Johnstown, TO shut down all the works at
this place for an indefinite period. The
Cambria Steel Company owns the Mahon-
ing, Atlas. Anchor, Uniondale and Great
Bluff plants, which comprise over four htsl-
dred ovens. The shutdown is attributed
TO a surplus Of coke at the furnaces at
Johnstown. More than four hundred men
will be made idle.
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NEW YORK, Aug 26.-Prfnce Hespere
Ouchtomsky of Russia. Princess Ouchtom-
sky and their son. Prince Diya Ouchtom-
sky, who are en- route to China. arrived on
the steamer L.Aquitaine to-day. Prince
Ouchtomsky, who owns a newspaper and
Russian railroad stocks in China. said he
thinks that there will be no disintegration
OF the integral parts of the Chinese m
pire.
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READY TO ADVANCE.


CAPE TOWN, Aug. 26.-Lord Roberts ar
rived yesterday at Belfast, a few miles
west of Machadodorp. where he met Sir
Redvers Butler, General French and Gen.
cral Pole-Carew. Everything is now in
readiness for the advance.
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AGAINST THE COMPROMISE.
Muncfe Steel Workers Vote for the
indianapolis Wage Scale.

ST ecial to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind. Aug. 26.-Muncie's five
lodges of the Amalgamated Association of
Iron and Steel Workers to-day completed
their vote on the question of vesting power
in the wage committee to change the In
~dianapolis wage scale and compromise mat
tiers with the Republic Iron and Steel Com
pany. The men have voted almost unan-
imously to tan by the scale, forcing the
Republic Company to sign. as the indie
pendent mills have done.
The Fifth district, composed of all In
diana mills, has voted likewise, but the
men will not be surprised IL the report
from Youngstown. TO the effect that the
association will vote for a change, is true,
and the mills probably will resume Sept.
/ or near that time.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 26.-Part of
the plant of the American Chemical and
Spirits Company's extensive establishment
here was destroyed by fire tonight The
estimated loss is between S1i 900 and Slo,VO,
well covered by insurance.
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Tribute to Humbert,. Memory.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 26.-Three thousand
Italians of this city to-day paid a fitting
tribute to the memory of the late King
Humbert. After a parade through the
principal streets services were held at the
Holy st. Rosary Church. Speeches were
delivered by Italian Vice Consul Jerome
Fideli and local city officials.
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LONDON, Aug. 27.-The bankruptcy re-
port for the United Kingdom for 1899
shows a decrease of 4S1 failures and a mil
lion and a quarter sterling in liabilities, as
compared with the previous year. The
special feature is the number of bankrupt
solicitors, the liabilities of four of whom
amounted to more than G643, 600.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GOSHEN. Ind, Aug. 26.-James H.. Blaine
committed suicide this morning by taking
morphine. The suicide is thought to be the
result of financial troubles. He was forty
five years old, single, and prominent social
ly and in a business way.
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VIII Help the Famine Sufferers,

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The American
National Red Cross announces that under
the powers conferred on il by the last Con-
gress IL will at once begin active work for
the relief of those suffering from famine
In India Headquarters for this branch of
relief work will be opened tomorrow i'm
this city.
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Courthouse and Record. Burned.

K~INGFISHER, o. r., Aug. 26.-The
courthouse and several adjoining buildings
were destroyed by fire here to-day, causing
a loss of $50, 600. All of the courthouse rec
ords except those of the county treasurer
and such of the county clerks and district
DESTROYED.
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WHEELING. w. Va, Aug. 26.-The Ma
tional Croatian Society, made up of natives
OF Croatia. a province of the Austrian en-
pire. opened its convention in Wheeling
to-day with IN attendance of several nun
dred delegates, representing nearly every
State in the Union. The convention will
continue through the week.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-Dr. Ernest Schmidt,
for thirty years head OF the consulting
staff of the Alexian Brothers Hospital,
died here to-day of Brfghts disease.
PUEBLO, Col. Aug. e6-Charles A. Bull
len. vice president of the Bullen Bridge
Company. died of heart disease at Glen
Give. Mont. to-day. He was born In Leaven-
worth In 1853.
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Warrants wanted for Lynchers,

CANTON, Pa, Aug. 26.-Warrants have
been applied for for five men, all prom
inent farmers ia this section, who are al
that hanged William Mccain. alias Leon
ard, to a tree near his employers home,
outhwe of this village. Wednesday night.
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A WARSHIP AT TANGIER
ADMINISTRATIONS Is ENFORCING THE
ESSAGIN CLAIM.
European ernm Seeking 20
Cooperate Against anarchists
Britain Buys American Coal.

TANGIER. Morocco. Aug. ga United
States warship has arrived here to support
the claim arising out Of the murder. last
June. of Marcos Essagin. a naturalized
American citizen, who was the manager
of the Fee branch of the French firm OF
~Braunsweig & Co.
ESSagin, while riding on horseback
through a narrow street in Tangier, jolted
against the mule of a Moroccan religious
fanatic, and a dispute ensued, the crowd
siding with the priest. In self-defense Es-
sagin drew his revolver and fired. wound
ing a native. This was the signal for a
general attack on the American, who re-
ceived dozens of knife wounds and whose
body was burned, according to some ac-
counts, before life was extinct.
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the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
DANVILLE. ILL.,, Aug. 26.-Levin I.
Palmer, one of the wealthiest and best
known citizens of eastern Illinois, died at
his residence in this city this morning. He
started in business life as a clerk for Cur
don S. Hubbard. at Milwaukee. He was
eighty-six years old.
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FAIR N WARNER.
This Il What the weather Man Prom
fses to Patient Indiana.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 26.-Forecast for
Ohio-Local rains and not so warm on
Monday Tuesday will be fair; light TO
fresh southwesterly winds.
For Indiana and Illinois-Fair and
warmer on Monday. Tuesday will be fair;
light to fresh winds
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Crowd Saw Four Person. Drown

KAUKAUNA. Wis. Aug. 26.-In full view
OF a large party OF picnickers. Mrs. Henry
cuaddy and three little sons rowne I'm the
river this afternoon. while Mr.. Quaddy
with his daughter. narrowly escaped ths
same fate. They were all I'm a small skin
which was overturned.
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MORE STRINGENT MEASURES.
Foreign Governments Preparing q
Exterminate the Anarchists.

Exterminate the Anarchists.
VIENNA, Aug. 26.-The Politische Core
spondenz asserts that the French govern
ment has expressed it's readiness to inter
change opinions with the powers regarding
more stringent measures against fAnar-
chists, believing that the present means
of repression are inadequate.
The Hungarian government has ordered
a search for a number of Anarchists whose
descriptions are given.
The action is believed to be due TO the
Italian governments statement that twenty
Anarchists have recently left the United
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Philadelphia Record.

Phlladelph1a Record.
In the benevolent view of Bishop Nor
rison, of the Methodist Church South.
China should be dismembered by the holy
armies of the Christian world. From which
II would appear hat there are religious
fanatics in civilized as well as I'm heather
lands. When Simon De Montfort informed
the bishop of Toulouse that he had a num-
Der of prisoners, some of whom might be of
the true faith. the pious eccleciastic is re-
lated to have replied: Burn them all: the
Lord will know His owni"
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Moro Fighting IA Colombia.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. Aug 26.-Mail ad-
vices received from Colon. Colombia. to-day
report fighting near cartagena. where the
rebels have been holding out tn the hope
Of gaining some voice In the government
from the new Conservative party.
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DAYTON lOl Press.

Dayton (OD Press.
II Bryan is so delighted TO see the name
of the sainted Lincoln in print ne should
copy a few choice extracts from the DEM
ocratic papers OF the war period. Those
Copperhead sheets used up all the degrad-
ing epithets known I'm describing the char
acter and conduct OF the great emanci-
pator. Ape gorilla" 'baboon," s.ty-
rant" 'despot." clown ''buffoon," 'im-
perialist" and 'usurper' were a few OF
their favorite descriptions of Lincoln.
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BetrothaI Announcement.

steciai TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. InG., Aug. 26.-The announce
ment OF the betrothal OF Miss Bessie, only
child Of ex-Mayor Captain Frank Ellis, and
Mr.. VIII Myers. a local officer for the Re
public Iron Company. ormerly OF Toledo
and Cleveland. was made to-day. The we'd
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Bar. Their. R.H. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
IA. m. .22.4 Is GO South. PIT. cIdy. 90
7p. m. 1901 u 66 West. Cloudy. .O1
Maximum temperature. So; minimum tenn
perature, II.
Following is a comparative statement of
the mean temperature and total precipita-
ton for Sunday. Aug. rs:
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Tried to Change sent..

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 26.-Matthew Hun
ter. aged ninteen years, and Joseph Merino,
aged sixteen years, were drowned in Troost
Park lake tonight while boating. They
tried to change seats and their boat cap
sized.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 5.-Fffteen
hundred people attended the third days
session OF the annual reunion of Latter
Day Saints at Washington Park to-day.
At the afternoon session e. T. Kelley, Of
Iowa. general bishop OF the United States.
talked on True Faith"
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ST. PAUL, Mimi. Aug. 26.-Donald Gray
and Maurice Hutchinson. colored. fought
with razors tonight for more than half an
hour. Both were horribly slashed and
Gray will die. The trouble was about a
woman.
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LONDON, Aug. 27.-The British Admir-
atty, according to the Daily Mail. is buying
large quantities of American coal for the
use of the fleet in home waters and the
Mediterranean,
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Heat FataIitie. mt pits.burr.

PITTSBURG. Aug. 26.-Two deaths and
nftecn prostrations from heat We're record
Cd here to-day. The dead:
ELLA MOSEBY. aged twenty-six years.
MICHAEL LEWIS. aged Twenty-Five.
The maximum temperature to-day was SO.
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Say They win Get the rhsevc..

BURLINGTON. Ia. Aug. 3s.-Two deteo-
tives left Burlington tonight for some
rest three men concerned In the - %
Adams Express robbery by noon Monday.
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CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE,
Guiding the financial administration of the
provinces.
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Death of L.. T.. Palmer.

ding will be quiet owing TO the illness Of
Mrs. Ellis and will take place Sept. IL.