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t
9HE HAYORALTY COXTKST.
TAMMANY OOHPIDENT AND DICTATORIAL
Ma ? ? ri i-.t.ii-av*; wm. moi'tnty nw a
STirM.iiii iiiMi-AV.iii.Aiii.ir OAXDIOATKa,
KM -.'.it early, the polltlclana ere a'.
i*e?iiy talking of ti.e possible en* available eal
t"> Uh* nomination lot Mayor. The sneeeesor i"
Mayor Hewitt tia- vu many i ' In iii- .if thal
Ute leaders af the various pol treal organisations are
ante ir !?:-? ana otu thal be thal] I ?? a etan *?*.bo is anea
to persuasion. With Mayor Hewitt thors has boen
banes to oatala i Bee foe ? r irei]
inny Hall leaden tong ago withdrew bom
Ihe BeM aad ai I thej would eel an fa
I ??:i i ? Mayt r. '? bey point tei the tael thal
? :> of H.* minos which have become
v the Mayer*1! leroi of ee_ee hat
Wed by Mat with County Democraoy edhoi
nremi - asterdan I iii'. Oa tis
i \. l tlllllill-h.li 1
?tier i",miiiy Demoeracj leaders an* aol sada
fied villi tbe >!:t." ' * ' ited ilie
ana whom Ihe -bounty Democracy Bub-Kx ecu tl vc
Piaaailtuin. eompeeed of tin- Assembly Dlstrlol toed
tea, !r;-.\ ? *: -? aa ed ai tin* ebolee of the organisation
i ? ? raia pla es. The Mayor tm- -Menah i tbe h ??.'!
era e>f all the poUtleal organise! oas, aa 1 seems rather
l than otherwise at having accomplished "il
it (rue- without savin;.' that Tammany will nader
no drenmstances Mayor Bewltl di sup
port him ii be should ive:." a nomination from any
li I- doubtful if the Administration at
intaoj ii ii t" come to
Mr. Hewitt's support, something thal i> aol -hely
to happen, when the relation- hetween Presldenl
Cleveiatui a: ! Mayor Hewitt are borne In mimi.
A T.: v\ I'.t.itAN TICKET THROUGHOUT.
Tin*: h ltueat!a] Repnblleaas who strongly
fa*, rn ? ? . ? r oralnatlons trosri loy t" bot?
tom, belle' g this course will help Ure Bepubllcan
I mali rr Hy. Should lb - be done,
an tEoti v..i. io have some strong man nomi
ir h. .| lor Ihe W orally. P dice ? ommlssloner .''lr';
Mi i tove sroul l Ul the i.i!! admirably, i
red from !;; i, a id lo accept ;i Bom
Inallon "f any hind he must, under the law, resign
hi- place aa Police Commissioner al toeal 100 days
? . t * election Other namm spohen of are
n _*. Plumnw r, A '?? M Mini jr s li olon ?'.
s. V. Il Cl . all good, Stn ii | i.-''-n.
Tamma ... a 111 i erne a can
- own. There nay be ri onion with the
County ! . :? i-1 acy on yt et, nt In any
event Tamma y Hall will Insist on naming )!:<? can
.Idate fii Mayor. Beveral names a-." already aien
Honed, Ai the mosl pre mint rn ls
n Thigh .1. ('rant, ?-ho lias said all along that be
I- ii"i f"t* the nomination, lt lt
il he \?iii accept the nomination :f
II tool . contest, and no one else ls \wil
Ing to !.? rai the ticket. There bi a strong f<?-liuk In
i. Si ii"
? ; : pro** -1 i i- po]
?> : politicians t
I at t o lime that Mr. i os would i
tc for Maj or. J. ff-* ?
r the Roan] ? i, and also
mal Hank, ti ;?! * I
??
gb eif an oi g inli itlon man to
.I., . 'i .i. e ''ii. and
'i !-. l tower eoe h ? rotes. Thi
confident ihat Ihey eau win with a
f fill,
e OV? V DEMOi RACY NAMES M.V.'EB.
- !.#\" been presented e.n th** County
slits ol Ihe I mi e. 'I ho mosl promln
John i'. \ !?? r his.
objection Iii bis case as kn thal of Com
r '-? lave. Mr. Voorhls has i "illy a full
like]} to i- -
thal f.e r a- almost ci rt al n ..!
-. i nnnlngham, tbe eon
"i the Noa Amsterdam Club, has
il . d as i ne a nominated.
.?I speculation aa t*.
. .n again in N"" rn
' much doubt In tht ttiimi
ihal Mr.
1 . i. ..h. ll ? huowa that
iboui playe i out. Ile
IO I ' .1 ' "it ry ;? III
1: ls n it lij any .a- 'at - sure Ihat
i r ? lilith li thal Mr. <?
? ot" ii ir ii"i
? . ?- from i. .*?.
of the lea lc -
iii .1 thal le- ill-** ivereel
lil nol .. lain the
? th - fall?thal (lovel n ir HUI
?? : f ii a iiao-iiin.-fi'iii. and
orklng for tl Sal rally li ?
',-, by
? . . ? Itlon Ile ket.
- TO ////'.' OLID SOUTH.
INIIANV ! ]-'"_ :: '. Is I.!-, NT I".' 1* AI ATA IMF.
i. ? ? :. i I."**! inr. Pl uti.
I) rte Ri .. Dr. Uiay,
' ' ? : ii ' \ ;
ii In tiri- e-l'V
' ? .
1 ? ' lo ri were reg tided by
ii . arse rc
.*:tli. In
be said lt vt.* it... result
-
theie I sn Ign irnnt I i said,
i vote be?
roi vole In tbe ls of a few n cn "I
v " aro aldo
? that i rc. Under i
, urd lo expect sn boncsl
\ . '. -j ?,. people would be - a In lied
of their I*.- iia-;t'**. Ihej must be
e iliieat. .'. I ti -.-. ; i. -I j:i ;,,, ; . The fi inn.: tie
dave . ? ?? Itlon t"
. ?? ' lp, therefore, must
'
"''! -av rt.":e. set .' I en n
. in whom pol r cal
li ;.i ional rrcMl. rose from
?
\. . a ? .
? . Willi n
Dr. I< .f tito ehui lo allow io I e
; _ _
?'. *..!/.. DEI II I ARK IX I LS!ER COUNTY.
PLANS 09 II!:. POKES! COMMISSION io l*i;i;?r.KYi:
I.I.i R AND QAMI IN THY, ST ATI
All an*. a ilj - .-i * lal i omni sslonct Tot
' ? i "nilli:- ion, with tin* si ?
?*. has returned from a vlsll t.> the forest
1 i ..nniy, ahore they
dod in locating au expcrlini nial ieee park
r purposes. The tot selected, IOU acres,
ht oa Ihe mom tain stn am, ."*. iveralnk
Rh . rn Big Indian station
? ? ? Halli oad, a few ml
de the tpol
? i of thc forest prlmei al.
dl\ -1ny ol mountain, \ alie).
. . ?*. ard, a ll ii n i hamlet er *> Mage ni
tl. ? v. j ve, .uni only an occasional small ti* li?
ri. i for grass, j.?"..:?'?- or occasionally buek
? alni er bunter. Beal - a ?? fro
?I ???!-. Tbe rough grouse
ead i ?
Ob i . 87 the Commissioner bas provided
res, witii a j., I*.-- of
.
: ? ir- ri- -i in rc And
i ' QC %' i.iii ; * ??
? hav<
.!,.- rs an i upurl t
? ?
and iwo
? . ? .
I * ir .1 ? , ., .
alli m , "l tu ?
? ; . . r Ono
?
.??i -i -.
? ict 1 Ihe tot?
al on ol ii.
i oi i* :.'.
BABK1BON A < VPOSIT1 ' INDI DATE
I
? of the ri"i:. ?
? ri.. I.t
li lu maur
I
i Iii lu- th' s li ..* ii.n to ? ..ii.i.i. n i ii.*
- .
.
I
r
life *aiiii iii' und i
r ha* th iri.ni
? rm In inli..., I ;
! '
? . *. ' , .1 - en*
n*. pie
? 1
_ ', i.'r* ?ti* i it"- t ??!:' i."?_.".:
Ill* av ni- inn! rut*.
? wmrtn, tot tte e-f-eei rretaeo-etlpa
tit.' ii..i ?noa, Iroparo blood, billeasnessaad other socs
ll,4 c i; Lee ired ll ba wtUe wlthoot taklaa ta* __rri_, eld
,-?'. i.ills, iii'*** *ro ?ni> i?e*e|i>*1 lt. our i'*r by tliii?e
till. little *r)ijl?til. ? lenei-ii aa Di
j-..:i.> Plea-sat Pellets. rVocnBlBg. io lirtt-itu* poralaa i
-i .vu esr afterwards, _? tlir ola style pill* elo.
On*, lillie granule a duse.
rm*! Wost.-in ..|iini,m i..it and blend, he i- repreaentatlva
..: ih.. best stock ot both. Iteprerrntlna ?o aueh iii ii U
lil.'al in An" iii i,n ? ' nf". I." nlll. th
ft" \i>f?? fun pr-Optc ss the i" i representative* of *H
- ' '.ll'l 111' ti. -I i IU ri, m . \ I .1 1
. hill,aile ii.
BEBE'S A CBANC1 10"0P1 v TBE BOOMS"
lvefiiw; i*i:\i il. : - i\ nt' HEB IfflCI THAT
WU t ir* r w iwt -it'. iTtOX.
w.i ihtngton, Jurj - I8pc Jab. Plai
in these ii: ipati be I
-H n, il:,"' ul ri,,* un taloa "i Ai i aunts, i
existence ol any eontroversy bctwee i io-! Controller
Durham and .ir" Gi n< ral Land OB :" th ?
.' I 'ir
In ll i. - r mu ,i offli e, md .. *?
denying thal he hail Intimated Ihat Comml
igor's views npon thal point were Influenced
i.y Hu* fat-t thal be (Bte kslager) had a claim ?
count of salary whick arnold bave ." bo pa ??' upon
by Controller Darnam. la view e.f detailed
teetlnonj which baa since been furnlsbed to tl.:
deni ol The i'i Ibm *. be I- compellt .1 te
te Mr. Johnston's publli lr* *l denial ? d
irrru- and Illusory, an! to m-i-t upon Ihe securer) of
h.e orig ? ii tali ent of If: matter, In tbe Issue ,.f
The Tribune of Monday tost
i:..- j re ont management of Ihe Ge neral i and I '
rooreovet Dr rather Ila 1
more parti ularl] of it- Division of Accounts, I
roue, from Ihe Important principles Involved, the
?m.- of moaej al stake, with I e one i"
lt- helpless wards, Ihe settlers on the public C
a matter of the greatest publli ?
which continues Importunately lo ?
lionel Interference and Invcstlga lon. The i i
ready caused the Insertion ol an Import ii plank In
tl *? platt -ri a lopted hy the National Republiean t on
\ en*iou al i i leago.
A tanner Issue of The Tribune Invited stlentlon lo
th- misapplication of money deposited by
Individuals, ?railroads, mil enies, eic,
to pey office expenses connocted with mrvi -
and ? ts mode for a sp |
only applicable lo c | i I then
taoney, in tact, paid In by the i eopli lo snd li "l
l;i t;'ti-t by the Govci tum nt 'i li- i
Ilk gal pa; mont eif r.ext which const ll at
i" rulla1 ly sacred dep i heat eura d mi ;? peril ularly
in the State of California. With ihe consent and
by the ii.;.' lion ol ti..* General Land Office ll ?
vcyoi General I. is used large arnon nts
tor nil gltlmate capt Ut mes ot va , and
ilarly for Inve '
I .? n i.i i]. I rated t
ministrations. With thal charming naivete which
distinguishes tin- refon i Ad ii,., i aili i,
loudly clamored "open tho books,'' ti;.* official
i.--.o.i and evidence of these nefa lom li i ??? lons
i.r ii ? !" .'ii -..un brou least all \
in the pagi - ol tl; ? run ii i] rep ?i ol fhe ?
bf ih.* Gt i Land Oflice, which Interesting docu?
ment details ii; rxtenso delinquency - for
lo bo prceumodthc Commissioner who oiil . snd
. 0 pe ? '? ?', i1 ' i ? ;.: ? li. ;?;
?leachuicnt. gays lt. lt Hammond. Jr.,
.1*Ceneral of Cr.l
for iii.* ii * il ; ? ri* ? lui '-? ? ! --T : "Ilo*
i appropriated for t ?
nnlfot m bi j ro rlatlon In foi nu r ye i
? ru !
bnon n aa 'ibo -i" '
? ? up from ; """ii ili'i
.??"il v.:.
117 to th' ' i
hal li tiri- :i iw i" ?? ie i. i ile illy
? I . . . lint a f_!anee -: tho n ]
? custodian of S] I
w: i show at ? ?
inents \\' I di are of hirst e value. et 1
-
tliiuari. ? of i'h- department, and the ion.-', ? ? .1 ;n**l
1 used 'special deposit fund' was I . Il
s-i.\ ".vf -i ionera? Hammond al*n
?o i . i . r onrad, ? i ? I
?il ? run r; .. '
trna tli-; * i. ? the ri* i- I bin lil
O' "'I ?? , ? of '
Ice lo roller! data for I I
cation of ; im' -. ?? Th i dui ns
ni " -*!? - 11"* - ii vej ii i ..h. ? I, " rr ? ilallv Im
poi ? unlng lo IrriM* their mil
have ce a -.I tn be patient nf n dela* w hie .
r!i'*." In such f.t fhlo i does tl tea iflr
mmlf ion nf th ? e. u i ?] I ?,
?'?? expend the k pec la l< for t
? ?? rrsoidlnar] es pei ? ?- i - * :
( ir by law, \!i sdi nnee - ol moi et - lo Su
r ii ired ! I ' o'l-'i ? ? i ? \:- " ii
nf the f'cn-"l*al Land Oflice .*.*
account* covering these
mis i.i i! I! itv ha* I bj i
Hy all means 1
gicss ?? open I lie ' oohs."
?
SUSPECTED OP CAPSISO BIB '.; n .'.'-? DEATH.
: . 1**11 I a warrant
..f Martin O'Ni ll, of N ?? ITS R ? . :.
i i ha* ?? nf causing his wlfVs death, i I
lakes Into custody. William / I
ll lu her death
'>?-? violences, snd thal ! r body sra* cov red with ?
and I.r r *.-.'-,' * ii
?ir.*, r.n'. said ? ' otu "f f I.
GI I i
ir 'ii - ol he r ii* a th, sravi ? ?
alcohol
? ? li I Dr. I i po
?
, *. tho I ihat A
.| ??, i
0. to po to
O'Neil r'i I :
?
ll r, ; l. *. 'I
\ ?. I *
LAST WEEK FATOUABLE TO <
.'?rii. July - 'I ii" folios li
? r.ij. : . I i - ? foy, July 7,
Issued by the Sll * tu :
i "i|.. ..itui" tor tl
about fi"??? ?; ? foi Ibo we
i
Rall * is hrs ii an ? i ? -- ..' rsl ? ?
N fi Xi iii. A.
* |] i
-'?-? v.i ? '* th
?
i ii iii.
\ ' reportt 1 li t;?? i ? . ?. au I
. ol ton fr . d ? In tho .-. ..nu! i. ailey*. Tl
;?; the i "in !? ?:?'- ?*- '? "i- . .1 th" coll
ol that ' on..
fsr north as Ni -Jer* , IVni lt bu i and
era poi Uoi of Ohio nu I Ind na und - ? I ?
: on 1 ,u fenns] Ivaul
I 1 I.I LL GIRL'S ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
J.i tii" It irnbostle, ?rh
convulsion*, . .cape 'i from
ri.;.. I Int ' ? ?
til" SlOOP 1 .. I-"ll. i
?t. M ri dei u baud *
her anti ri -? <:? i the
* . ii Vi 11,1 ?! ; --.'. I. i to l1 ? ll
: ? ' ? ?
-:..'.. rs of Cl
!,, ii,., ii..... nt ii. ipltal. ii-i rathe r. II. Lit
plumber, at fi ? beal I whei ?
cdled Ile say* bia child has
I froni -ta since havlnft had an etta k of the
. ti tn hei I
climb nj
I., eta t her i
IRISHMEN FOB HARRISON AND MORTON.
Prom '.' I ila Ai ?an
?
iii" ? ?? .
. . n I
: .? thu disciple* nf
1* I . ii', r
|
,11 ? ? I . -
?
li-.'.
?
?
i
liri.y r
Cleveland and hl> Cabinet who wish to ?:?> America a-iur.
... i
"A,-1
?
*
?
i i sim
nil i ><
-
I ib vt Un '
A v IRISH DI Con:A 1 OCX UL BA ?*' VLETELAS D.
Prom Tin- Bj rai in
*? i vi-h I., bave tin* ?
o-br I will H
I J ..lin M ef a
? ?
?
.I'.iw.r*
. ,. I
*
ll
ivorl*! What did Cl.I do When
nm. wa* calli I
vVoril ' ?i;..lld f"' he ?!. I call liol
? IO Ml. Sill I"
:! ,. ii,. . ,,.-i.i ill.I lust ns lu* W_Ul?d bim Ul '!?' I
t-JIUM ?' thai lime to give luj Ul* lo rc.*jiu tho Insult lo
i ?.* ii.?ii rassf*
BILL te SUSPICIOUS.
ITU.Nl\t' OPPOSITION TO CLKTI LAND.
iii*- M'.fi.ri-T Of ni- .mu. i;i'M*--i>f*.r\iiiM' T-h.
f xNi'li'ACY err PLOWS! POI IHi << IVEBMBBe
snit'
Ai' iu), .July ? r ITII1 ls en (Offed Jn-t
i.ow in the ? BM -If a \ I* tim of
Admin trallon h ? lie f ? remain j
em. i ? \e o'liii probably b ? ited I i
' iven i without opposition. Tbere ls no general
?i the success of tho Democratic ticket
lon foi- tho
Governor, crvlng I
it ural ly have Ihe call '???> tri" non nation.
Hm thal dues do) suit lr- restless and suspicious
nature. Ii ill iiinris of pro)ect- t" defeal
Min. in bia three years aad a ball "( the Kxecutlve
. he i-. bs im* failed to
form aboul bim l I band "f ai'!- or man*
ii" im.- in i - tr..;n rf present aol one iii.
iln.*ui-l..*i| leader on whoso devotion lu* can Im
.11 i- :i curious eommontary on in- pro?
of -(io!i- distributing, a pr-tenm on which he
? proudly declares himself a Democrat, thal le* lia
nol .-ni Influential adherent anywhere In publie place.
Muller, v. in N nearest Un, bas I V-,000 plaee, Inn
lr* i- tot influential. William Purcell, who baa a
in inber "f ti. ? Board "f A;
Hon. with vi.i.i, in* i- heartily disgusted, remembers
i ii ommhslonar t" |lva that
place ;u ?--.'?"'I i" Michael Rickard, too weU to (nol
General Mckies, whom mil made a tun
, ?: al |2 ' ' ocsn't care
. make a move even in Tams
many !l!! for the Governor, ..? I famm II. Man?
ning, who im.'ls a similar place, merely empl
l.- gratitude by tin* mtml aatravagaal devotioo to
Cleveland and los low-tarlfl issue in "The Argus."
ell, who was ll.I!'- persona] appointee over iii'*
Dep irtmeni ;.i f7,000 a year, i- ;f o] ? n
?i I m. aii'i lot i to a i tcntlon In lil i
proem lucrative oflice in case e.f min re-election
'? .-ni-un- ti.' Republican Senate in iii- behalf,
and having a new nomination by lill! next year re?
jected rn- linn*.' np. General Lathrop, mil's appointee
:;> supcrli.loni of m.fe Prisons, is Hm ot.ly ope "f
ti,* m.* ? ..ri.. ..,- "f -i.ii,o ti.- nu.! influence who ls a
?; rn* I: ailh 'if'.' ..t iii ? (iovcrnor, ??;
? .r matter of honor tl un preference, for in* is
en! by ???; 'im. I
upon bio by mil, t" a nlch ho ur-oi'* mosl st;*
? ? ? ? ,. !*, pori ml i
I of State offlees, bureaus and de
mts win'lt bave been Oiled bj Hill's own ap
1 ol mei i le as ll may appear, In view
of his character ns an anti Cleveland man, bo I
: uni,..ur an effort at rcphvlng Ibem bj mon "f
*.- on.* ..f iii** Cleveland appoint. whom
: - dian, Sup i**iit of Pub
*. nt "i ' ? Ranking De
? it; Perry, Commissioner ot the Capitol; An
drews, -iipcrintendcnl of Pul -. *-?*. t* li all
Ibo i .ii .- i. | n - of hulldlnf i; He i si I Allen,
lad wn, Dalry t'ommbi loner, j
*? i .i ba niles an avi i ipe approp lath n ni
i j - |j :. : i i- an ai nj of !
.tate Asses1.,... an I |
of the Oni ::-\:t- i j
Ina! appointee**! of i lee
lull or, ? of ve hom I. I- liri! "ii"" 1 I I 1 -j'l.. ? **?*' l
? adherent ol his own. And tl. -,
io i, n ? wa* a a ld, Demo
il non-] .-iii itaractei "I
i i \ lat i's ,i| pol ni i ll ni 'hi ul : *,;?^ nobl - reform- .
il ki ??? Admlnlsliatlon, si I ..ll Coo
ie, old oi [dna] me mbers of lb ? psi li f*-it
poillon when lilli came la
;? . true thal ll ll had a Republican (Senate io
lias fr fju riiilj Inl
U Ual the fact is that a
I, I wai
ns .it nf ' limes, until lilli chose lo
Dahl \ .; i i: ?!.,. i" ? ? , hny ap
;. i . sun cue la li ino. rt .
ir j- nol not p that In i ,-.- of el< cl ou the
ii an) -:.' ?> ???? iii.. I! publican one,
,ii,ul i . ? re ti ol i'i I i 'in-' a
? I ? ? i.-i i i ? or.: Iii, o". ti. 'I in ? fm her
friends. Mn ??
live .e. nie a n- nrd even "t dlsnlill-lng
Ile pm a nu u> - in 1 *?',, fm
.i tal ve
iii ..- I. - *.*t in ri ni.* fur the
? , this lui :n
ll ut' il i* woke I wa
: rte Lill, ll
i for a veto
Kit-valor lilli, teri Sheri in'? oa n r
.?I lo ti." state Wiri mell
; .Houri
e Hallies, I.- i- i ii ii"- i.' Un ' :: Sin
- a- Senator Murphy ai -I irena
eailj to in il.. "i ob
hoisting ' auto over the i bea 1 Into the
? I ' ?? rf r v hom ri
i an ni lane -. he l- non
. I _? , us contests I I
?i ii la! noni ? lol
ll i III prepare '
? ' f-.ve f... i, ie
r mi nation In tl : op nisi 11 lo Ad
-? ?? ri : .,? Kl i v .1 ? hr
ti ; i lentlfy himself with
, . ? on i I'tini he i il rlou-lj
r n ? .' t i'"W.'f- t a*
il " :. iii 'hi- toa n. in -
r, **? ,i"t". .?;? lhere I- a division on
i levelnn i a al all, I.*? ha-i In lu-ti n isly
elreula - thad be I t<> I.
?
'*. !'! lie
the' -:.
? ? ie'ivr!n:j* he,
? ' i .
iiiit-| ..I. ii In r|." i .-I'. f
n . -ii ..I I.. L'iv him fui'li.'i* |. "\m-i-.
v. Uh Hi ? nominal m li
ll "I vi it|| |
?
.-. on. no matter how, hi*
ti as i ? .,' i ., ?? i V || ri- j,
; : little
t in th ? Co ntty pap rs, and
it the ( ont entlon.
t?ne tl rrrta'n The HUI i itself
.
JERSEY < I; V REPUBLICANS AHEAD.
XL '. MABCIl ON
ir \i- INf! Illili; HANNI R.
1' : ? ou Jerse-y city ll
? i-f- of rm;;
I . Kei ii. of Jersey City' *
Hoard uf tt'orl
of their iii Incl " i" ." and f"r- weeks have
l "im i,ni. n on for raisin; a t loveland
ci in fronl "f rio ii- h *adquarters I i
. ji rsey tit:. U< l| hi , Filday nigh! wai
if
lin
snd Mi to the bree te rn finn* of Kessler's
Hall, ? rhe wildest kind of enthi
ii.** a bolo a* i *i ,* wai bedeeke I with
ni flags, and for bloc ks around a ma - ol
houtod themselves hoarse for the Republican
? FALL AT THE I I'STOSI P
: ' * ims, Dep ??. Coller* lor In *
r th#*
Ma "i ?
of the
elor ordei n under Iho
1 within thc Civil ti
.. ? beti in's ' ivil Sci \ lt.
for j motl .-? " 'i 'ii- dell
? ? mall] v..iiiv.*,i. for
.... its a
' ? i . ,, i
kuos,n bow to irorb Ihe
?
ll .--t\i.. l...i, | of thi
AIIING POE Hil'. BARATOG \ CONVENTION,
of the Republican I>*aj of tbe
until
day noon, bul a number "i i *
'.vii.;** il.i* majorlty.nl then viii
. ?. ii* ii "ie t" ., ' Jamea II
Lehma i * ol the i .. rue, trill li at
? inn,'. 'I be i ? ut I vu l ommlttec i
ii ?iii bold a nu*' Hall tn-moi
il r ngemenl i I
?
liotli on Wedncday aftei >??>?*? 11 and 1 lay
having a I itlon meeting, prue oded
IH e.n U.'.il,. rs.-U
I'I -I"" ? .' st t|in
> iiiAti.iioii, sn.1 lhere* sa ill alt" Ix' .spi'.i i.im by K. ii.
Wolcott, ol Loloisdo, and .uiigrerns-ii'u C. A. liouiylle,
Of Maine, ami J. C. liui-rov *. of MlOhlgaa. Th*
convention will Im< held al tba i islno. Nea ly every
county in ti,!? state will be rcpn tinted, rmi from
Ttin to Mimi delegates and alternates will probably
be ;; ? **nt. 'i i." rallroada ha* ? a ipee lal rate "t
... and a tini'i for the round trip from any
point In the Btale, and lt I- believe I thal 0.1. ur
.-.imo t.pie um take advantage of tli! opportunity.
Ilrhets ran I"* p.ured al anv rallroael oflice, and
v. iii be good for returning until neal Mond
C'lAII'.MAN CLARKSON CONFIDENT.
TOT INFLUENCE Of THE ENGLISH HU
?lill'. CAMPAIGN?GEdfEBAXi DASI
I. Al'."!.* II! f lill'.
Indianapoll . Jul) ? (Bj eel il). : belrman Clai
of Hr- National Rcpub an I ommltlee, - pe il several
hours in Indianapolis yesterday. Ile eame for ihe pur
i... o ..I ascertaining General Man ion's views rt
lag if . nt of tbs campaign, and waa In
eonsultatlon with him three or four hours. Du
: r the time Colonel John C. Bern, and Atti i
General Miehener, of this State, wara present Ar ? i
wards Mr. I larfeson expressed thal opinion thal los i
Republicans would this year Incraaee their majority
ii i-i (rom ",i?i to 10,000.
"What ti" von think "f the outlook in general 1*
'? it i- Ural els
"Haw* 1.1111 atty ipeetal rei DB for -n\!tiK Hint, or
i'o j ii,i Judge from r moral reporl "
"Wolli i have both. Il ls Irua thal lha reports
from all directions Indicate an extremely favorable
.dillon of tire party, e pecially In Ibe East. No
laity can win s national victory In this country
by advocating ? eommerclal policy which bas the
unanlmoaa and --qualified Indorsement ol ibe whole
'?'.'uri-.h press. Tba London papers recognlw
ll ,tt Clevi I mil's policy m. in i free
and openly say so, and you read dally tba
lilllie-! eulogloi of bis statesmanship, v..ii. i do
not tlilnk the American i.;>!" are going to give up a
thal thej bave tried tot so long and adopt one
ntiiriei!, so far a- tl.ey aro concerned, and especially
one advocated by iho English pn -. Great liritaln'i
tncrchanta ure nol t. i. io far ss I know, for
their broad statesmanship and unselfishness."
?? w hal aboul Ihe alleged weakness of General Harri?
son with the laboring els ms ."'
?? Ihal I- ali non erne, in the flrsl
place, ii pu* nines upon a condition eu
tl n masses thal is an
iii-uit to them Men ai ? n sdln - now, ?
this year, A Ile like t il ? hai
io bi *.i"i like the 1 I n, Moi *j
letter aga tl ':* ld, to eiei bairn it must !??? ? *t
?. 'n ii it li lon lat for the pul Ile t ?
: fi all i ii
eratic charges against Harrison, they have been fired
l iii.* public have four months t" see bow
i .--.?? ly fnl-'* thej . effect of an;
i"; ona! charge aga'i I him will amount t"
nothing when tho public has rn opportunity to :.
vi -tir--at.' it. Our '-ai dldate c ti this
? -I * ' irkson, accompanied by
: John i '????'. !' fi : .
i? nd iii" u.- ling tn th" National ir
lee.
Mi;. lOLLS'S MISLEADING STATISTICS,
.A Unlit. IMPORTER CLEARLT SHOWS TIIE I'.U.
LACY OP HIS AROUMKNT.
Tl '.rr* ns Broil, of Ihe firm "f Scull ? - ? . if No,
11 ?? Duane- t., wc
tu tho -i ceeh mado bj ! In I city
I'oiiith of July, said thal Ihe father of ll ;
i lade* ? lt ' lliillali-el to n
"Foi said
*? I emit St..' " , rds ol wo 'I i. I
lcd 000,000. pound Si i
loreign wool I
day. There v. >re limes when wo r.'i'i Jt. bul
year we don't. Thc ma ill tl al ever;
.'i- to unload. I ??? ? : . >m th im?
pel fi i rel urn - of i! ?? .'. ?-? Icul'iiral i i
"Tbe act il rjuantltj of e
State i ls estimated * i, a Ito i- acknow?
ledged to be tbe gn country, al
? 1,000 poonda. 'I be actu il Impoi rations, is
bj f ,? i rnoka "ft, ll .*. are
II 1,000,000. I i t ? ri . ' ;
'I ? Espy of Mr. Jl Hs'
??iii tbe \.! i*! ; nd i In at I ? l .**.. ?
? . - .. from 8 l - i" ?'. i ? i. Ir
third class, i
Mr. Mills tirrill'*- tb< Ohio
the Oneal In tli- country, ls going av!e
whet Ibe ma
I , |
full I..* glad t" fnini -!, this t . price ever
kt.-ni n iu the history "f Ihe ???? ?
??'Mi** woo] men will lu rt; In mind tl"* woi :- nf >i,-.
Mills -e* l.r-n Mr. l I.--, i-lriii'l C.- lip : lion lil
Nov.ml er. IVi t Vii 111 si o ha .?? a nord tn
-av about free wool st tin
we m "l tl 000.000 pounds of clot
j bon ?- rue loaded with lt. One of I
i trade al pn - ni
of it i. admitted srifh little or no duty.
i by the Ti t ..-. Department In
waste wool ls a vicious t ne, and ?fll-.ooo worth <
.' during tho last yeai
h tlc kn iwled-e ai ! i un rn of Mi i i
'i ? ,? ti ind I *r.ili ??
In the fael I
-oi. i lt will
will be adi . ?'
?
'I ."'"i-iii v 1 '. * . 1 ?? n Bill l-l) In I Intel
ol ibe tl ma ml I good
i ii! AntCI .'".ll lion.--* v ."
? ?
ONI PA I.! i'i BLICANS UNITED.
DEMOCRATIC DIRAPPKt HOM AND TUX DISLIKE Of
WOttKINOMI '-. I "li "REE Ti- \n- ,
Utica N- v.. Jul] fl. Once more after years of
fruit let i strife, the Kepi bile in p rr*; i- ur
ii Hum *.
is are ure onl at p ic
ll :? ni's- i.iii-, lng to li.
il-on and Morton, lt i- nol an i
diction th.ii tl," m. rn ijoi Its by wble
ried ri.- county will i.xceedi I when tho \.t ls
? : next Novi ml er. Bul lt h nol
m eif iii ? old fa lions lhal git ?
il ttepubl can victo \ in t "nelda The I *?m
pitty in ihls e nnty I- In i di u rani zee]
e.Illlon, and llai ri ion ??*? r'i d
of voiis (rom Ihe Democratic ranks as Blain did In
l--i. In ii" part oi iii" State, except, perhaps, in
i, io i i -. el i.r'l - ' ii ipopular aa he ls In 0
(?..'Miry. It i- wi'll understood Ibal there ls a move
. i no special effort 11 mail I i ct ceal lt)
among ? iel "f Democratic leaders to beal Cleve?
land In ti.e count] al any cost. Tho men who a o
the i-.ii-'l'-:iI-.- in im? movemi nt i the wt
? lam In tho Democra! lc nari md I
, inge a i ul votes, it ls war to the
i ? .: ? bctwec them a id postmaster Hail * - ? I u r ?;.
- els *.'- Inicit'*i in th - t" un v. >..
: . nu bo patt l ed un, for thy are deiei mined lo
down i levelain! and Halley al tbe - ime I
.u addition to th- I.crtle disaffection, ibero ls
id ? large ? i te of ihe mil! hai , i
enuiloyoil in ihe wooli ni and * it ton ru IN. i
:.i *.. les and elgar factorl rs ti imb *r several I
ri ids and tli v are blt! "rty oppi ted lo .level
?? ? ? trade views. Many of tli"-' votet
the Repiil Hean llcket for th i Bis Hm . I
La.Iv I'i.*-." tho organ ol I
? .I i 1 leland lui' ' "??>''' "'>
; - its leaden arc .1 ' i sy.
? RGA! '?'." ? MEN WHO VOTED IN I '"?
Molt -. .i dj - i.dal). Last
I Tippecanoe
?ri tho s ol i:- members, pn
surpasses any in ths country. Tho oldest member ls
ninety-two, and Ihe average a ??* of the twonl
- i? sevontj two ye ii i ' six ii,'':"'.
wcro all intbuslastlc snpvortors of old Tlpi ?
they have brohgl i out their old campaign bad I
I miners an l .1 rdleatcd th iu tu lim >ot ng 1 Ipi
number of meinliei ? ol
i
in il'li* to al len III. ;
?
!?*..''.
I hu-Insm an
; itun
sf
\ TirPE INOK i I.fl; IN AITB1 RN.
Auburn, July
ii ii srho \ i ted f tr fis 11 >on .. : i n l i" me t
at ii. ? ir.*i.iii.h. r.u !. ?' mart i- In this ?
for ii mes titig of all who voted
Ila nd Tyler In ; ? i" lo i"; m ? ll
Horton t iuii. The t ann at ' of tho
i fi llOU , : tv 1'. 1! ,
i eighfy-llve; a. .1. v uh I,
i i eight] ii ur; i bari ? WI I
v. HU un v*. I.it". ' Ight] five ; I si ?? ni ??
v five ; - itini' l U ? Lil. . I ghi j nine,: ?>. i>.
i enij ic i : ' i ?
i*. I*, i. i ii . ic one; A. Mci i
tills-.*; a. Swum') , mk t\ two; ;>. w. i
-. \ entj m.i*: *- benin, . :.?' t* one ll I.. 1
| a . 'I it!', ca nt- Un ???: f. \\. I n
ham, ?'<?:*. three . ,i
er.ty-t u - I!. ? ty-two;
\\ llllam I..i ne .. ? ??? rity one : Jud ?? ll r\ Il ill,
? i ? ol the rall
In ll ronni* arid lt I* exp
alli bc f
III -im - mi;r Bl i il : ? '.iinv
Wot ? ? Ha .i. B v ural rn i i at rna
' "i" ? i" - ben . sis pi im .I M". i, ii i.i| "tinily
last weah on aecount ol pullncss in business, which ls
attrlb..I to the ii i on. Aawng thom .
Knowles Loom K'orfca, the Cleveland Machine Bhop
rn'i fr" Ulaudell Manufactory, The Drat md last
named -rm. havo uot slopped before, c-cepi on boll
f '- tn .nv years : ami. BXI -pf wltl.In a fo*~ months,
I inop baa kept twining Mncs l-stwi.
- *y
via.Mont EtEPCBLICANfl AT WORK.
To OPBH '."Hf. I'A'M'AIii.N Wira A RAIXT ON
11 I.Y 16.
Burlington, vt., July 8 (Special).- Tue Republicans
?f Vermont are united and enthuslastte (m Ham-on
and Morton, and the campaign In this Mate pr
to be a repetition "f the memorable "Tlppeeai. ami
Tyler too" canvass of imo. The Repnbllcana <.f the
have never before been L" Ihoraagfcly organised
i i n presidential cam] ? t* the pres* al Uaw.
: id Rep ii ii* ?' ? *- the
uumbi ,- i- mt lng Inereai *i dally. Mere than twa
Harrison and Morton Bags bat* baan -nag le
tr.- breeze by local clubs, nod town ratification
,, i, .., nu .. rom |_ tin gtate.
Tho Republicans i. n noa Bated ? strong state
ticket, their candidate tor Governor being William
p. billingham, of Waterbury, "???"? bi universally
popular. Mr. DUllngham i- aa eminent lawyer and
ha - bel I a number ol State office a. The eandldala for
Ueatenanl Oovernor is Colonel r. A. Woodbury, ed
Burlington, i one-armed veteraa e.f t ii<* War for tba
I, : -., i woodbury ira- bean Mayor "f the
ro iciui-, and ls ona of the leading business nan
of Purllngton. The Democratic candidate for Qtrv
ernor I- Stephen C. Bhurtleff, ? raUi tad attorney of
Montpelier. The Prohibitionists have a sta"- inlet
Held with Professor EL M. leeiey, of .Ml.lellcbury
i .,ii'.- . for a figurehead, ?
The Presidential campaign In Vermont will be vigor
conducted by tbe Itepubllcs-i Btata Committee
Executive Committee.
Vermont v. hi bo the Ural Northern state to bold -tn
n in ti." Presidential canvass and benee tba
coming State election bi Inveeted with maeh Import
unco. The average Republican majority at tbe
September election In Presidential years since IM
has been -i'.'..'.<'.>!. in 1894 the Republican majority
for liovernor was 21,800. Tl * year Ibe Uepublleans
nj; th - sn i I'."?* to give DUllngham and Woodbury
a majority i. . . ' *. which would be a handsome
? nf li it ii-oii and Morton, lin- Ropubll
mpalgn In iii - State will be formally ope *i |
at Hu.linn. on 'ihurwlay, July JW, when a |
rally will lie held auspices of tire Repub?
lican ] file iii fen- tho ir
ned to'lo ij tho Executive Committee of the
[prague.
-- - ?
REPUBLICANS ACTIVE IBXEW-.IF.RSEY.
SCORES OF CLUBS ORGANIZED?AM IMl'OI'TANT
RAILROAD CASE.
Trenton, B, a.. July 8. The work of orpani.ins
for thu campaign has scarcely begun In this state,
bul Ibo formation ed Republican eluba lias bey*n rapid
and i e and coi c - upon scores "f tbs s orgenl
have been itarted, with a targe and enthn
p. The I lea is to maa - thea ? clubs
centres of political activity by means of meetings,
etc., .- ?-.
?i.i.mmltfee "-'ill nave ?
sider again Hr** question ".' headquarters. There are
r- preferable as an ec
ire, ' in ih ? otl or hand, Jersey City I
ijorlty of tba members,
many J rlsll ' r-York dally
? i-i'Oiu in Jersey City is roached by
li would be if loeated anywl ere
bly two "ti';' es ma ? ?
? i arly ell tho ? I ar tho
. r *-:!ti.-, or ? ? ? I at Washing!
i . . ion * I back tux t ri-.* is still
? ri. I ir 'even m under
. - ? i, is the es
imtne Hie bot
the company, and his titi -cl testimony wi nt to show
? *"ir a million 'lo!
*? nor Bedle ls tho counsel
: w. -- Gummere acta for the
i. thc I ? il of the year
, - verj I: ? i. *..
? lore . - appar
large - um ?ii! be
lon. John ii. Batllett,
. .*. propi i -
Jersey, bas
? :"'-:-i"ii to New
??'. aler nt to much pi r
are "t i"'' pared to
from n private corporation,
? of succet -.
? !. it i .
present source
- immci b< n
'
? ??
by ii..- iiijir rlan C tumlsle n
" ."ii'l ti.' line I.\i nde '1
r. as i ? i! -ii-".I. it wont l luclude l;. dion '
and fm- capture iii (statue of Liberty (or
j. Hut Now i ? genei il Go
un nt we . 'xtenislon, and a tnoi ?
?-? wald ii.i* channel ol the Kills will
!<?? made.
ACTORS M.iS.: GE l's AND PLAYS.
It l- reported by telegraph from St. Louis that, the
nf John v1*. Norton, the manager of the JJ rand
Opt ri ii m ? in ' i cloped with Henry W.
of ?? 'iii.- rost-Dli patch." >!:-.
. o ?? lim -:t wi i! known leading tran.
.ii played her iii-t two si**i-.i*rs under
III ? a lie's profes i"i*.ti i am
r Stockton, i'f late she baa played very Utile.
ll i- believed thal lier last appearance In tills city
: rt i . part in the " Romany it - '
1 who for ? ' ? * - enndueted
i ' it ra lu Utica, ai.: a bo also
'?f th'* music at RU hflcld Si i, has
?t cd hts form r.I ce rae to tbl
ly law. Mr. Lombard I- -t clever composer
ol his nongs have gained much popularity.
Mai ? ? Re ? ?? ? ? has | laced the rom te
il of those who bave
ii v benefit to ll. Wa* ne Bill i,
? il t ike place on
? -i.r ae tl c ;ti' i 'o mentioned theatre, 'i be
fiille ' ? ??? ii appear! Roi md l: ?d, list ry
1. frank McNish, Mr. Bentley.
tl..- Weston I.."1 .Frank I, sr., Norah
Korthopc and the
Quartet. Messrs. J. C. Kenney arni I
111 I"* tin* accompanists.
Last r j. ai : i EO thc Lye um Tl ? itre C mpsay
annus i
? SI .' Ibo ir tl italie ri The I "ill go il
il i- night al ti.**
.- for tin"* vn*"k-.
thoy will ? : - viv a- Los Aag i ?-, Ball
,i nie .-. K i.i-rt- City, ' ? i. Chics; ?.
1'hlladclphia, Boston and Brooklyn. They wUI open i i
a "ii nt til" Lyceum on Non tn rei 12,
.. h, 1'.. ll. Botham will, nader Mr.
. - iii niii.u.ii appear
.m. a in inls ... , i a nea comedy.
i- i ri, |. iyed with
it ,
A I.. ' oquln tl* Prl?temps," h*.
vcrj' I In fat la
A- iir- before been - in t la thia ootttma, Blfinchti
Ma ? i n, il.iri-iu* i- oi 1 i" 1. Mi -*. will
, m.ii. she baa soc-ted competent '
i thu i a-.* i. fi probably . ap be- :
un Jule r.. X . taints j
id been lusanu for some time am! lui
pta on ins lif.*. Under nn us
i small betel i,i :i*.i..i la sj. ?
i eon.-. -? Hor- ,
i, .in adaptation of a .'rc ii eh
play, ? four Wife."
*? ile ii.11 au Interview wkh Uuloiph
\ abls tlial iii" r.'-uit, w il!
?
ii the Humming Bird" epenei their
lha Wi,,ir oa '?:
. aea,
?? John T. SuUlvan wUl r.'tnaiti
? n iii" BagUah
tour.
of Cl igo ara very busy wltk
?I ? ii ia
In n. * - '
ila .*lry lu '? NatUl ?
in.- iii mi -. ri Ihat Miss i ?.'.
i" .1":"- arith a j N and then ?
and i ? I :?? i?? r . ri.. ... i.i. Kith 'Ui'it ?* The Chi?
ll ts a .?.?ur.' it. it la
? ' v - \ ol ??' .:,--,, ;-.,g hart
mi., or'
1 ll ' ' "it w ,*!i H-1-li.lpli
? . tko Csa
.
D robard! a iii ta In .* tui- wm k
of Hen \ ' stkably
un.
? i friday aa the
'"?' s Square . ? ipplt
sea sotapany. ,s..in.' Bfij
I only ava, f..ur wo.a
sud "ii" man, bars satisfactorily passed the ai
Til" name "f tha play ta whlafe Joha Will will stat aaat
season I dlad ' Baaetag wu i- The nu
lln.i I- . i Wll I ' ? ? - Vi uliiu."
Miss * teem in gfoteosteaal atrclea,
1 ? ' Met ? -" i. i n* uri ? m,
Slag | hjiali.R., July JO.
MISS !., .1 - fi i,>i-'ur in a ii,"., ..lav. , . 1
" Love's Loyalty,1 si Dot istasYsr-e fhsetra. sagas N
'ibe Beat itiHa-t'lu-stniaroitaa,
I Jfluusy Utus.' mi cc i al i*Tj.rs.
BROOKLYN'S GREAT WELL
ONE OF FfUSE-GCT PAHICB ATRAI ii'-NS.
PBA-D-UM op tup. iir-.*.i*. s-: -C_td
islam/s im EX HAI Siii'.i.i: trana ttEPFLV,
What I- asserted to be the :?* it i , n.
n iii iii.- soutiera part of Piospe i
which N * spelled i.y lt with wafer to
i.y <>*. aporatloa from slat
'
persona, who Bad in Hs neve falling foun
of Ineabau .'ii'!" Inten it
? ut ro indi di k tbe AH uttle i
i a-.i ami -outli, ant NeW-Tot?
inn! Loag i
i Beear a lae. eif beal water in Ks
iM'* tan places where ri i- tot four.-1 ? ? ? fc
moderate depth, ami al ii.. , j..,
lol'!..
Whence romes this underground supply of
whieh, r.rir the sea, ls never even bracbi
a panie '" ss ry one ?>?? bo I
jeer. Many theories lav.* :.? ? ,
baveaatlafaetorUy solved theprettess. Jl mo
abie ono is riiat tbs rain water, which icu np i
I
stratum i- rear I d, ar
ami tini't ll ri
IO Ilo'.v ott hy natural outlets, or ls _rSWI ? 1 | .
Bela) pm
Another theory I- that tl * water ro:.-,. ?? ,
hill regions "f eastern Mew Torfe a. | i
? ried by poroo - *-*t ita undi r l
?-villi" it i-, found. .
of mountains, and bs ? only i ,
-?'ri.- Improbable thal the '.'.aler .supply is v. lu...
derived.
11." peal amourii of ? |
twenty billions of gallons yea <
all lilllie*, f, om Ilii" SUI fa* 6 ? ,
fin* latter reached by dri-..:i v. .... :
eastward of iii- ei,\.
Park, which supplies ti,-ti ptoasure-grou
-a-.'? -"iiive. ind the uppl] teems to be Iib
park wa ; comp! tied, l . ,
the engtneei -, planned the
i
lo I." i*ni)niiOU-, illili! iii
t'l'V-r ami superintend) ni of il,-* Bridge, l
ployed in rio* i''f i>. -i*'1-: >
weil (ron ii.** lop downward.
'jo carry ibis ont a wood ?
fifty-four feet in diameter, wu li a band of a
Iron aboul it. 'iii.
depth "1 a fer vv feet, a:;<l tl,!- ?
and carefully levi lied. '? I n ll
wa- to form the Interior af ti.e wi ll, i
of tin* curb, and a
in and under the ? all, tbe J :
layer after layer of bri* k was ]
-i n ie tine a ? nt doa n to a dep .
the water supply wa
*;t, the -...?.ll a sa
. io let lt rei
a build a i ?? ' ..'i Inside to I
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(Ive ie ol in diann ti icu I
.
walls, and aila ibo l .
drawn down I pnmpln _ .'. i the
ll i- con tanti
which appeal to pera
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t rom ';." i
pal lt, and a eui
down the north side "ii
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bul it r
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ami an opening ta
I with a wiri
in winter, and
... i tie distinctly 6oe
within tlie I. ". rwentj
the structure seem . 1
public use than a will i
ls only i lu 'n" R
U lin I, v. ,r ?; r -.,- .... . piled
farm house* v. uh - I
TIIE SUNDAY E.IE' NB,
Mr. Small v v ? - r Tribunm
? i.
iii?_;? for t he G i man I. i Loy ber-.
moll with BO ' li'.'li.i:,:..
? hort appeal to s mi body 'I- : iv
?* Greek Life und Th<
of verse nnd half s el /? tx i
the story "i Mom ing l ? I
, l ? ruth told of "Hamlet
.tori ?'?' V.." l-'e ? '
-niling parti
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Manhattan Club's new borne . I i
Wont Virginia I oai l;
ties nii'l Candid les, In I Is
Itoll D iiii*'!'.' Mil
po in-, i tc, and nil the nea
ie tiding i .pies v. m:
Fort limes" i
prool ol the ? - i
?
. ? to try Mr. tarni ii ?
A in'ii in Trufnl . 8
tin* police. A .*? ?"Uii"ii ;n in*.or
un ni i 1 sui- ? ?
.' was defeated. A ? ?.-???
Dcnmai... and Soi n .. und S
.n bes v. "ii is *
in . ..titi ats in Ireland.
Congress.?-The House only ins -
debate on thc Bu&ir um mini ni ni Mr. I
cont In u it, several ?| ci chi -
h gui md tin* i I li- njii .. . i '
- I.. < . -? . w sent I
the S nate to morrow lor e i aflrt
l.fi.::.* rs
I .,,,1, Rtic?Lei i P. tlorte n
nt his nominal ion
tl" \" -!'? siilf'i. v ru li.r, nulli.-ni l'hin I., k :
- eurities stolen i.. I Itche r. the
bank teller, have bet u ri love 1 by ?
Clio irma n ClarkMin, ol l li
tionulC iiimnt'i*. was in consultation ??
Harrison in regard to thc campaign. ??. ? -
rants are oul tor the arr il ol .i number o
cuucernc<i in tlie n cent dj tu
[tarlington und Quint . I
I'llisliill-- Club al Im-. lui. 1 li\ :; -*..-.? nt ?
Ali cntbuaiastic ttcpublican .
' WPM In Iii rf i;.i.: i -?', *r.
City iiini Suburban.?''Tte loosca oana l
Union Square hre will ix about a quarter ufa
million dollars. lite Swatara pro
mi her way to N'onquit; General Sh
s II. lit I'.- hfllolttt"! I'V lin* *>. age.
llochefle 1'ucht Club held a succc?t>ftil r ..
A report of smallpox on board the <
proved untru I bj n innei i
1'iirl- were Inspector B., Favertlnle colt, llelviderei
Sir Dixon, King Crab, Long i**.
\ liquor 'i".ri r in Long Is',.u:.i Citj I
one oi a ming ol re u Iw thin ntl
.fi l wounded another, probably rutaHj
i;.*v. John C. Middle ton, ol Ulen Cove, .lo
- fairly active ?*.*? uli small e h ni ;
1'iii.t and strong.
Ci pi - maj -till bc had ti th- ottos or by ___IL
Sixb ' 'i pu- s, r- . four
.1 EEWABE CONSTABLE KILLS HIV
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Weak and Weary
Desert. -
wara weather, bj -leeaae, er. I
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f. i it KbON, Re il
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Hold by all -ruguuu, tl; ?i? IBS ti- I'tvparetl enif 1>t
c. _. uuou 4, iu.. -je-keeaaasa Loft*-. _u?a
100 Doses One Dollar
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