The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, August 30, 1895, Image 3

Newspaper Page TextTKLKtillAPIIIC TICKS. | By tlio fall of a mass of slate in the Algoma coal miue, liluctlelds, \V. Va.. three men wore killed outright and three others ? dangerously Injured. H A trolley railroad running llfty miles along iouutry highways ami conneeting six Indiana towns with Chicago, is soon to be built. It will be the longest trolley road in _ Indiana and one of the longest in the country. The miners' strike in Indiana came to an end Saturday when the operators generally agreed to pay the (>() cents price in the liitn*. miaous Held. The men wore told they could work at that price so loan as the operators louad it profitable to pay (JO cents. At Minneapolis, Mian., Miss I.ora Perkins w:ts arrested oil the ehargo of killing her sister, Mrs. Lola Hawkins, l?v setting her on lire on August 'Jth, for the sake of l5?7,000 life insurance. It had been supposed that Mrs. Hawkins had met her death by accidentally a< overturning a lamp. n< The Hamburg-American Line, which now pi has regular freight and passenger steamship a liues from Montreal, Boston, Philadelphia, . Baltimore and New Orleans, has decided to establish a monthly steamship service from j pi Norfolk to Hamburg, to be increased as the needs of the trade may demand. ar By the decision of Judge Gibbons, handed .1. down at Chicago the Harlem racing assoeiation is permanently enjoined from permit- | ting booktnaking or other forms of gambling ; at on its grounds. By his deej-uon lite race ' Pi truck- irniiw ? * - | |- ll'll lVI |lI||f.ll | |l| oi'?* ? ami tin* civif federation gains tli ? main ' ex point, tbnt gambling on the track must cease. an Tin* National Afro-American Press Convntion which met reet ntly :i il tltdmoro a l- ! jeurnetl to t in Vilaot t. tl.i . during tin) ; Cotton State-. ami International K\p..-ition. ,!a President T. Tlnnnas Portnr.e. i N w York. | w' has named Nnvi mber 'Jl-t a- the ilate <>f meeting. It is e\| ted that t' will In* the !lti most sin in. t tin" v\ r hf i 1 |.y :r.? Association. ! be Tit') ooneessiiitiav-es on Midw.iv II i.'hts .?' are getting then- siruetuivs r.-.elv. and the b*ug amusement street is beginning to assurne the appearun it completion. The i work >>f installing vhibits n- t in* imibling at '/ the Cotton State-and Infernati ?trtl Expo^i- ' tion is going forward rapid:*. Hundreds of W1 ear loads of e\hil*.t * are co-ning and ar* beinc unloaded and pi.fed m i -he.:: ;ls fast as thoy arrive. , I . ? , IS rt, KOAI) PAKMAMKNT. | all Those Interested In tlooil Hoails Invited i to Meet in Atlanta. ' J"l(! The following statement was given out at tin the Agricultural Department, Washington. The Secretary of Auricallure is .diarized ! ? A-'t of <' ingress to collect and dis.-.-miiint*? ; information concerning the pat.lie roads. To j this and all legally authoriu I organization:! j of oilb'iais and of private individuals who > have given sneeial attention to this - 11 an' hereby 11<>titt1 that tiev an- or lially invile,! I>y thet jovrnor ami < baiera! A'? mhI*1 y ! of tlm State <>f or?ia. tti>> Mayor ami Ooun- i eil of tin* < ?t> of Atlanta, tii?? authorities of tlu> Cotton States 11 ii?oo<l row Is, to the assem- j Mini? of a "rontl parliament, to lie hold in the hall of the House of II 'iiresentutivos at ; Atlanta on the lTlh. lath ami I'Jtli of October. 1 S'l'j, The invitation is u rated upon all Stat" highway eoniinissioners, stale ami l.i.-al ro.a t investment associations, an I upon commercial hoiiies ami hoar.ls of tr.-nle ami trans) ?rta- ' tion, ni;ricultural so.-i ips, ami farmer.- or- ; Knuisuitloiu*, universities, jp/ricultural eol- j I loot's ami i'ii;'iii"erinc 'hcls, c.'ti'S .,f j civil enirineers. human'* societies, tie* l"a.:ue j of American Win-. 'linen. an I. e iTia^-' ami j lucyle l.iitl.lers' association-, ami all other | organizations or iml;vidua!- o.-p "iullv -on- :'j~' I'erm'ii or .1 m the impr.o 'nient | c.f highway.- are lim-wi.- r bally solicit M a!l t'i be in r--p sent ' i. It has been siio .-i >ieil that ilele^ates at t-;' lary mny b ;;p|.,,intei| by till' <i V Tno-S of States, ami a-licd t.? part mi pat ami rej.ort |v ibrectlv to tin* <ioTnor of eneh Common- . weaitii th" result- oi iln* n; ' tin-. ileal proor.-.-s in roml tmproV".wait is olv- ! rve.J l y tic Heparin.cut ? A-_*ri "litare I -in til :?t|| inti ill o( tii - itlli-'i* of Itoail | lm|iiirv. 'I iioor.an .f n oi-neral x- | < l;;u.t?e of A . ..oer ... .iicrn... I 01 I ; ;nl >11 iiu>l ? ??s?-:-Ii> :? i!i'"<?nirli- I " <ji:t 11fuU'-il Stat"-, ! " > v>-r j .<-tin.it I. . ' A majority of tli?? Stnt<<$ of tit** Union linvo I ' l > :.!>> :? I } ' IM'vV -\ ! ' < >' ." >.. ! ' , I.itMain "I limn ;ir.< .? !iv?-ly * i!t r??:i I ri! 11 >n iin.: -<r a -w iii><t!i- !-. \ !li|>:i."i->tli >f Ii>?I? I r?<silU<* " -i v<< >>f tli>< 11::11 ?.-1 \iil'? t > t!i>> I |>l?. it iv ? ? ! la! "IIOI.l) vol K CO rrON." A?lvN"s Mr. 11 <'? 11> i* l>. Lull" ami S.iys tin* Acreage is Alti?<|| KimIii.'.'.L ,, Mr. II>'i-t.>r I?. Lasi", ;>r'-j.li'iit ?.f i V i >ri ill ( >1. >>:i < . : >>>.'. 1 r- I'r A- - in- j t i<>n aii>l (' iimr.i --ioiii-'-s >>f \_-ri : 1111 :* ' r A i i1 .i . i l..i . jn.-t r : ri. ! fr ::i a ir;;> tlir.i :.r'.i Y i-. in iviif .i -it-? li inliiiriy-l'.v :< - t.i :.ir i<<rs. II I rt - ti.at ill" -ahis -u 11 i at t I i -i-t t'.viity-.i ' j. r i -iii.. ..li ; !; < >'1 im.i * thai lip- Ii'-M r -I' a.II it l v 1 ".tU.'il.dlM ' II" iviys if*itt I In* .-mi* nr>' not u t it; lh" St.i' " I."i iii. A ,.ih;t"ii, T \i-, | iii'l ci iir.'ia. II a-lx ;.-> > It" farni'r- most ~t r .iii'ly t? -"i! i i <ir i-r ; itr.a lually. ;iri>I it"i t > I- in any rush to t?"t it to nrtr!i"f. f.?r i; I'l'li.-v- '!i:it if u i:. iniirk'.'t'- l Lrr.nl .ally ill" i'r."" will iiiaiiitai.'i -I. II'- - ivti'.in!;s i.i "ii , - oii.;iit t" r ! ". I-- s .til4 f< ; lin'ir ;t? 11 mu fall <;i:oyi:k to toi < n rui:;u i ion. Aim! Set in Motion tin* MacltiiUT.v ol ' On' Vtl.uita K\i?osi( ion. l! 11:i~ ' -n ;irr.*iii?<"il I i ' Pri'si'l'Mit "! % ? I.I ii. nia-'iinii-ry ! ain! iinfuri -!. 'la;;- on t:i i tf'.n mat .? uii<* Int'tiinti ai'i !".\;? .-iii"ii ' l'llll<lilii?-i. tin' |ii-iii>'i)>:il :ii|<lr?.-< of t!i" | o|filing v. ill !? : ?l*'liv i i?y an o.atot i'm of initi'ii.a! i.iital ion w in una: i- n -t \ i j na nwi'l" pill" i . i'll- i ...nr. i <iii' -for- lia.- <!:? in. ri'.'tfil <>a r- aa-iiio- t '- iio -in :i; inviiati> i i p.. .ok t wii'li.nutoii. i'1*i " i ! Tit of t!i '!' - . \!a. No."tinI ii'i i In- n" t rin I I a <t it ;:t \ to o: it in tin* ovr- 'i;i. jioniir.'o.i .iii I ! "|..Ii\i r an a 1- i?; i t'.iat on. ii;n- ivi> tin) ta<ti 'gr r.i ; i i a o'.'ii -.a! i-rovriimni'.'. it .lol Till' Yl-I'?li' t'otton Supply, Tin- total vnil.ly ot .-oJtoii f - too J,,,, Wo fill lii 2, H'J.jT'.i la1"-, Wlll'*ll !i,lH;|,07Q i !.nit's ari? Ann-ri-'aii. ;ivr:iiu-1 -,0!7.-ls I 11 ?i r;ianl l.f.flx.lis Inili'M ri'-1 :ivlv . - \i'iir. I". ijits of I'otton this ? !; at nil i : ; ~"r 'Wiis 1.711 halts. t|>t-from tiii'{.iiinta- i. liou- U'.'U''. Crop iu sight i'.7l 1,07'J. K ___________? S^AMTA'S GREAT FAIB.I ' ! emarkable Progress Made at the Cotton States Exposition. HE PRESIDENT WILL START IT. he Exhibit* Will lie in a Stat* Approximating Corapletane** When th* flat** Are Thrown Open?Various Amusement 11 oil see iteasly?The Attraction* of til* Southern "Midway." The work on the Cotton Statee and Interitional Exposition at Atlanta, Go., is so far Ivanced that it may be confidently an)unced that it will be thrown open to the ibilc on September 18 with the exhibits in more presentable shape than was ever bere attained by the managers of similar religious enterprises. The Committee on Ceremonial Day has ranged that President Cleveland will touch e button setting the machinery in motion. The Board of Directors decided t?< issue i invitation to Booker T. Washington esideut of the Tuskegee (Ala.) Normal id Industrial Institute --- - , iv irtftn |jnn in Ul?l I ;ereises on the opening day. and to deliver | i address on that occasion, thus roeoguizing ' e colore! rnee in the oftlcial programme. I>r. Neidliuger, Commissioner from the 'gen tine Itepuhlie, has arrived with live rloads of the exhibit which that Nation II make at the Exposition. I'lic exhibit of the Smithsonian Institution i <1 National Museum is, for its size, the j ?t beautiful and impressive that has ever I en prepared. At th* suggestion of President Collier, the ;eeutiv Committee of the Cotton S- ate.- I l International Exposition voted to make i pteniher '21st Ulue and tlray Day at the I .( sition. It is estimated that one huu-I ml thousand veterans of the Cuion Army j f 11 l<e at Chiekamauga and Ch.ittutto >ga s th" l!ith and 20th of SeptetnP-r, and t'ie u ijority of them will come to Atlanta-m 'he r -t . ! t' rim work on the Pennsylvania liuil ling I progressing very rapidly an 1 the wh-de I 'air will be ready for exhibits by the time j a otted for the opening. I'll" New York building is almost tin.I- r <1 if. and from the wav in whieh tin* wrk is i igressiug they will b'i rea ly long beiore a time for op mi tig. 1'he structures on Midway II"iglils at the 1 itton St:it??s and International Ex'iositi.ct. t *c ?r? X A ?it i L'NITKD STATES GUVE] takinv* shapo wry ranhlly. The ?-a- p >--ir * aii'l stnii'turt's for ('airo Strot't ar?? t ! r :i<>!iin; <v>>n|>li*tioa. Tin? a'lie is tru-' \ \ tiu? O.-rmuu Yillnia), th?* CblueM Village ! < Mv-ac Ma?.". an I til" I'a'.a s Illusion. Th" structural a ?r': f?T tli" u'rf.it I'll J'liix \V|i"??l is"ii rout" 1 < twi'.Mi Pittuburic ncil Atlanta, mil t1 ? :u intion is t?> l?> r<*a'lv :>v tli" tint" tli ? n it rial arrives. Th" \v??rk i>nll<,.?,nj>5??t" I. . I i t!. ' ?;r<vtion xvi'.I <) -uj>y l.ii: a fnw i o l"li?> Mexican Villmr?? is nt?.>nt <l?iit?. tli<>-:^h it is l> *ii { >i>lo<l that tli l>;:ll il^at will !; i tnk<? place. ij 'Ir. iv>" tt'.vyan^, ""in* 'lair" for tin' in---" Villau", is now <"1 his way i'r.?:ii 1 ina t" Ani"ri"u with materia! f > -!i;- -11 >w. is I'riiiirinu a li'ivy <> 't'liint'SM la I;-** for a i ;ty -!iow plays will |.-.* ? at" 1 . tii"('htu'-se theatre, in t!i trim >>r."ileal I'tion. I \t a pin"" remote from the Mrlway. S?i?- ' s mi ;.i- ^ '.'linn s uniMing :i?i ! tin' ! * v <r ?! . - tin* Japani'sr Vi'1.1wit'; <|*i tint t i'-dings an t pictunv-iuo gnrl-'iis, ' > 1/i I ' >ntra<'ts w<to M for th^ t?r."'ion <>f th<? 1 ' ! ri-*l? I' If j- t?> ' ? a iv '-t I n an 1 will !?* ><ii of tlto tno?t ' . Intildings <>u iii<> Mriiv.iv. 1 *i \ ~ I '/"V* Pi 4K rA'\ * ' ^> (> gii Wie a n.< ^?I 1 ' '*** < .u<. I. r fiii AOUICIX l UBAI. ? >' th** towers of tilt* Moorish Pain wilt it a ;:111 -imr girl s;>t in in 'uinW-'Mit lights li '. It will i" of a most ingenious do.-dgu, tl ntiliistmi in jots. a a i lti> n ival I'xliiliit of t!i>' G tvi'riiini'i.t a iidtng thorn will ti host ?f im<>f ' tl val warfare that l?avi> iu'wr ho.'tt so.mi in j - - part <>f tli?< fountry Iti'fortj. Tin* llv<> ami | s. -iit -ti guns linvn arrival and art' i?'ing ti l ia plain*. Tin*I'littfi'whi'Mtarrivml from j g rf-dk Navy Yard sotim timo ago, i< attract-, ii ? in ,:. !> iilt.<titl..? ..M.l ItJ mi.iiio.i In.- ..... I. much amui'Min-nt anion,' t}?? at- ' ti of tlin exhibit. I'll*' -at wa< si-nt t" l-'-tiiiiitioii ia .-liaru''' a .piart Taian, ' 11 iuny 31 nc Dona I*), au I ti arc with which ti !?> aft'T it i- <>i tin- fa-'t >1 it ti" linrm will .n t < tin.- j>art of L'a?.'l?' ! -> it'.-- |i->sM?*8ion.<*. > I'll" European exhibit* norunit" a It-.-. I t. "i important t?rti -!? -. t 'oininis-u oner [ w :i<tuI Antonio Mao 'lti guvo tito fallowing it litnury: p real Britain?Artistic pottory, cle.-tro- p it" and silverware, eut crystals, Sheiliold li lory, Birmingham yood-i, Bradford i b woolens and oloth, Coventry cycles, piano* furniture, chemical products, term cott statuary, ship models and railway appli tinees, books, etc. : rHK CRIMES TOWER. Franco?Tapestries, rich drawinn-roo-n uruiture, bronzes, lamps, statuary. upholterv, .-cieutitlc and electrical appliau iiariue and math nuatieal instruments. I'a i-iau novelties, jewelry and fancy armneuts. enamels, apparatus i'se.1 at Paste ustitute for the dis '^very and traatmeat >11 >a't Tin and bacilli, perfumery, s taps, win .til liquors. (i Tinauy ? Pian >>. artistie majoliea, Dr1-' l-ui ehina and nta-~\vare, cut stone-, new h?>t?> paintings and scieutiilc apparatus an I ippiiati'tes. Italy- Most important and beautiful col :tiou of luarMe .statuary, carvi'.t ttti> 1 a:-isti' taruitup-<?( all <l"s<!n|iti->u.s, irat ' I UJa l RXMEXT BUILDING. mnels ami <Ir.iwintf-roi">m ornaments. nrti-! hrouzes. It <mnn ami Florentine to-ai -. 'enetiau glassware, nrtistle ma '.. a an! eratni-'s. X-up'litau ral< ami toriois-' li^ii ornaments, It-enaii ourneos. artiste.ml high eliiss jewelry. tnnestrie-, * of ? mi: "t- i;: 14v?? .>ils. wines au l ii<jU'?r>. 1>-*1 ici*t'ii ? llni-?''ls la '-'. etnhr --. pufnt haU'l-stil'-iiia.* a: :<-!nm--. u;> t.i.'iv.- \ t- >: 'aifrav.nir. fan-y g<>o i-. il:1*".-, spioe-, ,?te. K :--iu?A very iin; -rtant |.?ti < ! l':--iaa fur-:, from one of tia-.,-?'-t fa: r.n'iui.a 'turer* of St. I'eter-'urc- a!- -, a ol 'li il I eulei-ti ?!l ?f stll!T I ie> i--.s Mi- 1 aaima!-. It 1--1.111 silver- .tth vv >rl; a i natnels. earve I I an I art la ri--.-. '-t-A mi >ve;n-Mit has lio.-n l-'M' in t-y th-- Kv > itioii iua!iair<>:u-nt > hringnll ehil!e-a a'>..\-' t'-." gra So of gr itu'iinr --a ? ? . o *.!; ? E:t|'->-iiifi l it i- h.-ln-v i tliat a*, e.a-t a |uarfr of a miil.-ui will nine. i'ii"r.' area half million l>o\ < an ! -' ' - in t ligh soniitiarte.- an I a-- . I Ii? S .:ith-r . State-, at! I it i..;t ! f ' Ifiy ?vnt <*aa !? ? brought. Dr. i/'hir: V. l? i''iiey. < hair nan of 11-.-> i; . -r:.i t f- . a? ^ s I 't*?itf'VI '. ??,!<<" -r\ i , , i -? ' J J .-'v MSgfoi ^ , 1!L" 1 1.1 >1 N?-i. imt II arl, who in ri v v ir- ..' iif" in In .iti ail vork, li . U ; ! : i - N li" gr'ativst < lii'atioiial o;i;>>r iMty 'It" en ration. ait ih" II.iv>*.*:!::; it !>>in*. \vii"ii [>. *5s'.iuli 1, w.il ;: will a ? hn.ii ii'.-ai. IMiioijiais >; a a.|>> i.i"?. miiiaries an>l * >ll?*ir?. >Mi|?|j?i>l in it J In*:: !?<>ols will >>* ?l>*in'>riili/. '>l t>v tli>* K\i?>. ni""t tlii- 'Msi-, an >rani/<*il effort will l?> ma>l*> .* *. all - i>> i istituti'ins t*? give one week's v,i >.r.i >n. a a I rini; tli'*ir si*h>?>ls in a !? ? !> t >tli>* ! *x; >?ii*>ii, s<>that nft*Tw.ir>l th>> pupils ran go *>a itli their work without iiit?rri:|>ti>>n. \ anther of s.'lio >!* hav? alr>>a 1\ .1> ? ! >i. >>-i lii>ir <>wn a>' *'>r l, t>> <! tliis, If jt an he one upon a I ir-.'> ? ill *. <|U*irt*>r~ may l>? >*iir>"l at a very m > l."rat" e .st. Tins'will > iloiii* hi oils of tli>> i >y-, tiy provMing nt<. F<>r the iriri-. hotter :!> >>:iia;?l iti > .s rill lio st>i*ur>*ila <*i:li>*r in hoar ling liaise* >>r i hotels specially >>iistru<*ti*.l forth** j 11rosi>. Through t!i>* " >->j'i""ati >a of tin* I>eartinonts .?f l'ahli 'ity an>l I'roniot; >n, lmhc Comfort au.l Liucatiwii, tko nrntu;- ba-i oeu ^tartcJL f CAMPBELL AND I SOUND MONEY OHIO DEMOCRATIC COXVKNTOS ENDORSES SOUND MONEY. A Strong Posit ton Taken on the Monroe Docrrine. Campbell N'omhinted for tiovernor. I | I i In spite of James E. Campbell's earnest and repeated protest that his friends mus not nominate hiin as the Democratic caudi date for Governor of Ohio, as he could not make the race for various reasons, the ex| Governor was put at the head of the ticket . by acclamation against his will on Wednesday by the 800 delegates to the Ohio State convention at Sp'iiiKlleld. The nomination was forced upon the Butler county man while In; was in the midst of a speech and in tln> act of presenting the name of Judge j Peck, of Cincinnatti, for the same honor, Then came a graeelul acceptance and the rest of the ticket was made up ou the acclamation order. Senator Brico won his point of having oulv a reatliriuatiou of the national currency plauk inserted in the plat term, on this 'sound money" winning by the sound majority <>f '23ft when the free silver ameudmeut to the platform was put to tin- convention. -r : li.MSS E. OAMI*nBLL> Alter tli -usual i-rolttiiinnrv business was i ?lispos<'f too ". oaitniltee oil resolutions. It reads: The I> Mtjo.'rat:' nartv <>f Ohio in eon van lion assembled points with satisfaction and pride i > t!i<? wisdom of tin* action of that party in tint la.-t two years and tlti> results |j,i, .,t a<* orditnt to its promises, towit: i r -peat of tlie Ucpuhlicnu leyisla; tin.i l.n.wn as tin* Sherman law tliouuI Amerioaa P-den! election law and the ' McKml 'v law. Iron whieli repeals has resulted r -turtiinn pro-p-ritv to nintry to s'.i aa vti'iit that ev *n the Uepu>.iii<'ans are ohiiaed t< rei'.iunize the satin*. We eoaoratulate l'resid"iit Cleveland that his etlcrts in favor of the repeal of those vicious i l\V-and the utdioldinit of the eredi' of tin have l.een successful. We ' on.'ratelate o;r Senator. lion, t'alvin s Price, ; ,r th.-earnest and eil'.vtive support . . lie has i?ivon to tin* President. *.Vl|e|l WO eotisidor tlie lil' t- 11.:i* the Deino ' rati'- party 'ive.l from the 11 -puMicumi in is'.iJa I'.micnipt T'eu-iry. that it inlerite I from t : vicjoiis enrreicy an i t.aritT laws which had prepare i and dually produ the pain "f ls-.m. w insist that it is entitled to III than AS it tl!" people '...r tlie iMIirilK" w.ili w'ui h it has atta and repealed t!i' s.? law.-W rc-u-firni the fol'owiinf portion of th-* - v"iit!i piank el th" 1 a?! National I'-nio| -r 11i Convention: li d I to the I|S" f 1 iotIt ifol-l and sin. rn-t!r stand ird money the country, 1 and to tie* eoinatfe ->f !>oth n' dd and silver . | v\ '.hoi;: discrimination a-ciin-t eitlter nietai ' .>r --harife P>r mintage; Put the dollar unit of 'o'.uair-of Ih it It niepiis inns' ! e of euunl inIr.i.-i and -li.itn; value, or lie adjustI int -rn iti.uia: ui;reeinent or l.v sm li I -_:i-i:ttion as sh:;l. u.s re the main!'ii, an f tile parity ' tl"' I v* r.ctal- and the I -.pill nower of everv <io|lur.ii all tun "s in : j.avn.ent of del.t- im) ue demand that th" p i -r irre'iey -huh ! -pi at par '.villi . mo 'redeem.-.i?|e in - i h ... We iiisi. t upon this pi ilev as cssnry for lie pr- t ction of 'lie t. r.11i11_r and lai?.rinif -l.iC. iir-t and m.ost defenseless victims u.stip ;.. in-,.|. y nn I : :al|. .n currency." 'I'h- remainder of the platform relates to i- .*. affairs emir. 'v. i'lte ; 1:111..111 was si.' i" I I v I'.l out ?>l -J1 :ne:!p ! - I. the com ico, t ii-s ejices >. u.e W Patrick, i . ..ruv i-. a'i'l .1. W. !. -.v.-, of i ham 'm.i'h--" - * :*? it" - . 1 h" f dlowinif ini ;- *v report to the linaicial plank: We d i : i:. -' the i mined int - iiv-toi at ion > ( ; law* prov: '.111" forth oinave and le.-o tender <>l I h -.fold uud .-ilv.-r coins, v?. u li - 'i iini'iat! u, of -in.-' either nietnl, .1- : ivided in tie1 eoiistit ilioh, and without a lie a-- it ! I'.iiviand or any . tier i-'ii mil1 -ti." V : .. o. .1- >|.'ii;:i:i !> I oil tie adoption f n -nil. .; !> rep.?r*. 'iv..t" was a ; it'. -ih ir -e -ilv- men 271'to52a. V heuti -u.. ri?.o was out of the way ?. u. 1". P.. I'lnlcv. > f I'.ucyriis, ere.uted a . t.v .I1 >::i It t illlf ail >til'T plank to the ; .r r:n. \i ? .ic_' with ;iiarm iii? .* rm<-\ Jifiit llritnin ??l a fri<*ti<lly cuiiu* r-. .I r,-i>iji.'_' ;; <?n i !n*? ;xf- ?r?*?t of . Moiir " l x'trim*. Tho oh iir rulvtl tlmt I 'l ' P'S' >1: '.'_! >>| *' Hjl'l not lie | I, i' T form- Ml.s lion;... .1. v:i.< < hit 1 ?1 i. o -r t!? Ii-~ . Alt' r a prolon^i-.l |>ar!i.r: !.: ?r> ski "*i?i-li 111'' r<\? ! it ion \v:i> put hi a:t- pa-si-ro in an in<l?'|li'tit motion, hop - ti iii wo- otlon-l l.y .lohn P. Polli'tt'', : ? ii 'innati win >r --ity uro.Hn tnr tli<* iif'Tt'oinont of 1 t!f Monro'' <lo,-trlno thorn was no ilonht that tirovr < . 'vlan 1 wonl l "iifor<?> it. I'll" r-- >iui. a iv;i- |>ut ami irri".| with u whoop. Tlf platform, with it- soun.i inoin-y plank, wa- ailopto.l l-y a vi va \ o, > \. .to, a IniU'li ' <! r tiioro 'i''l<-^a'.'*- y.'liitii; "no." \ n a? nomination-war ' la r? I xII ivt-rnor < ainpoi'li wa- n^ain on Iti- chair, i > !.- of - I irnpl ? ! fori. > r11 -r" 'Irownoil lii- voj -f .r a ip!" of iiiiiiiit Finally -iioii'-o. -ai-l that thorn wa- a mi--i n i.i'toro tho Fi'-ino-rati partv of tho Mat" 'hi- hill: tini' of aohi"vuii; t vh-tory wlil"h i>liotiM rlii'trily th" whoj I a try, \t tin- p .lit tho "\-(iovrnor tfiiv ox-stnto 1 I'hulrmnn Norton, of Tiffin, pormfoMnn to mtorrapt liini. ami Norton pr.. I I to , ittov" that < attipl>"ll l"j iiuiniuat .l for (iov* ' 'itii ir l.v ni'.'la'iiiilioa. Sci'itnj that hf ..''j'll'J tlo uoiLiair clati. the ox-uovornor gracefully accepted the situation and thif remaining nouiiuntioas followed in quick order, each being made without n contest, "i'ollowlug is the ticket in full: For Governor, ex-Governor Campbell; Ineutenunt Governor, J. B. Penslee, of Hum f ilton county; Kupreme Judge, Wm. T. Mooney. of Auglniz; State Auditor. James W. Knott, of Mansfield; State Treasurer, W. T. Shober. of Gallia; Attorney General, I George A. Fairbanks, of Franklin; Member Board Public Works. II. P. Heffer. of Tuscarawas county; Clerk Supreme Court, J. W. Criiikshauks, of Miami?all by aeclaiuatiou. The convention adopted tin* rooster as an emblem and then adjourned sine die. rwo OFKICKKS KILLED \Y hllc Attempting to Arrest Outlaws lu North Catollna. 1 Deputy Sheriff Greene and a special depu" ty named Greenlee were killed in Watauga county, North Carolina, Wednesday, while Irving to arrest the two Cable brothers, notorious outlaws. They had located the boys in th"ir father's house and called on them to * surrender. A general light followed, in i which the officers were killed. Mrs. Cable was shot through the shoulder and hand and ' old man Gable was shot through the stomach* 1 l'ui' two young men both escaped unhurt. i ? Six Were Drowned. The small pleasure steam yacht Rung Brothers, owned by the Burley Bros, of Buf* 'alo. N. V., with thirteen passengers audit row of three, foundered on Tuesday be* I ween the inner government light-house an(J the Heading coal trestle and six of the pas ifiipTs were drowned. Tin* names arei Albert Stafford, Frnu Cannon. Frank Bug* m in. Ja>-olt Bauinan, Heury Shyglor and | Charles Fisher All of the occupants of th? noat worn employes of the New York Cen-? Ira I stock yards at East ButTalo, autl had formed part of a picnic party who went iown the Niagara river for a day's outing. Women on School Boards. The Portia Club, of New Orleans, has petitioned the Governor of Louisiana to appoint* some women on the Now Orleans school board. Two vacancies will ooenr during., this month. Women have been eligible to' serve ou schools boards in Louisiana for1 many years, but have never been chosen as yet except in country parishes. Eighth women are now serving in four interior parishes. THK MAItKETS. NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES. Cotton llrm, middling uplands 7 13-I6j middling gulf, 8 1-10. Futures closed iirui~ Sales 178,400 bales. August 7 G'Jfc (It December... .7 81(5)82 September. ..7 03(5 (>4 January 7 87<?8S October 7 70fa 71 February ... .7 92<8)9t November - .7 70rte77 March 7 09(5)8 01 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Cotton llrm. Middling I 3-32. Future^ barely steady. Sales 10,0110; Amoiiean, 8.300* Aiiu'. .V Sept. .4 03(8)04 Jan. A Feb... 4 10 b Sop!. .V Oot.. .4 03(804 Fob. A Mar.. 4 1 l^JLST Oct. A Nov.. I 05 s Mar A Apr... 4 13 v Js'ov. .V l?oo.. 4 01.(807 Apr .V May 4 11(8'19 Di'o. A Jan.. .4 07(804 ? illi'AOO O it A IN* AND PRODUCE. wheat Sept.... 01 j* doc fd?'? corn? Sept.... 33?, l)ce 31 oats? Sept.... Ill'J May 22?if pens? Sopi 0 30 Oct 9 82}? i.Atin? Sopt 5 02"; Oct......... 5 07}tf bibs? Sopt 5 721 j Oct ....5 77;j' UOME COTTON MARKETS. Kal- Char- Col- Char-. oiuli. lotto, unililii. loston. flood middling 7- ; 7% 7 1-2 6 7-l? St riot middling 7% 7( 7" ,' 7^ Middling 7}.( 7}-i 7 Strict low middling... .7 CJ<J Low middling 6J<f GJ;J C 11-15 Tinges 7'^ Clean stains 7 0 Deep stains and blues. ska island cotton. Medium lino slightly oil'color. 17al8: me* 'icui Hue 22a24; line 24:i28; extra lino 30a35. BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET. Flock Weal,-, Western super 2 50(8-2 75; do v.ra 2 k()(8 3 15; do family 3 25(8 3 110; wilder wheat patents 3 l>.?(8 3 Ml; spring wheat pat*111s .3 05(8 1 00; do straight 3 50(8 3 05. Wheat? Sieadv; spot and August 655'(8> '75 September ', (8 001; December 001/ O'.i _; steamer N<>.2 rod <12'(3 02 Southern, wheat by sainplc 00(8''J7.'j'; do on grade 043-^! (n l|l?J a . Corn? X* a 1 v; spot 13\'(8 13' August 41 September ; the year 37(8 37 K: January 30-Vt(8'37; Southern white earn 41(8 45; do. y dlow eo*'ii 47 '?/ 4 Oats Stetidy: N?>. 2 white western 2O'f'S) 27; No. 2 ni'xed w- 2-V.i 25 1-2, live-Dull: N... >, |7|l-28 IS. II iv F>r ; good ietiia'ida'hoii'o Timothy *15.0 \r>, 15.50. NAVAL STORKS. IWiltninglon. N. C. Ilo-ni Mrm. strained, 1 15; good strained. 1 20: Spirit- till'pento,o -tea ly. 21 /n J" I'.ir -toady at 1.35; i crude lurp mt U" ?pipt, . ird 1.10. - >.,. 1.50, | virgin, l.so. . New York ?I! o - j u s-'ady: strained, i ci.aiiiioti to go d 1.15a- 1.50. Turpentiuu* i a I v lit -7 . fh -?7 .' < ii;ii l'--t ;i 1 iirj.? !?t;:??? at 21 (. Ito-fn IIrm at 1.0~>'n 1.15 <.ri??s > i:i> <) !.. N''\v V'?rk?Cotton so" I oil tjiii.'t i.a.i '.t-y: a lo 21, ye'low lino 20 ,: oil yr i ie -< .. i.;< v. Tho ri " iiia lo wa - !'. at Cliarl" ton. Too i|i'oi 'ltifii- ar*1: I"' no 5 't; tioyil la 1" _; i*;t: r ,a1 ,: C t'liiisoti 2 ,ul}. runc ami vi i imil : r.":non?. |mt l'o\ l...o. Itai-ins.loose, i r l o 1.7"). < in-t"-. I" - liox 2.00. Mi\oil in:.-. |f | ornl l'?*. Ij.-.l onion-, pep o.i_*2."'?. V t: 2. . I' '! ill'.-. I. I ll< I-;*t*il. per ? poiiml 5 N '".J j pi-'iiiii!-. Ii.'iikI? I i ko |. || " I.write I." |I|S. pop : -i?In*' 2.'0. >.o'|i Tii poa -. 2.r,0r? I. NortU? -u potatoi -. 2.25. * if N I ill I lioilta K. <'nin'rs Unite Choi I nno-- <> l>Ja25<>, no-limn 12 . to l". . t ?w 1 ' .i- ti5e aii'l To-, pop lois-liel, r . !fy -li/own t'nwl-. i-li il.ni) to 0.25 j?t <lo:toii. clii"kesih 2.25a2.75 per ilo/on, aooonllint ; > ?! nml quality. Dm.-ks? Mn-i'ovv 111.TO. ti-ese, yoiin' 1.50 per ?|o -II. liu'i?- p.. to io on. Wool Wash...; I ! : p. 11 S: unwashed lie. li |es He to 12 .' Wax 25 Io 2?e. i :>n:, < i.mi v i on n \m i.n. Alnhan i an I : nip linto 8"ej I" - :*ii Il i <port. M i'ie*. I -lie 1.25: e.c-loi-, 1.10. I :ie It 11- ;itliiil J." Ho l.i.5. eiitI.M 1.25. N . p'a-.- I'irts 2.00. i. Itlls l.-'.o !ij2."0 |i.-r M. I * ?rt l:? iii 1 eeilieilt r. 1-- 1 : I'.o la" I 2..' I to "l.o.i- I; -2.00; Kir* ii earl it - 2.25. return \Mi 11 >! i:r t i'.|" 1 1.0:1 ! lll.lVI for e'ly satVOil; 12.00 to I I it-1 f. ir ra ' . i: - i : i' a:i I -on mi I, P.on to ill.no fi?r rn'troiul, s.onto 11.Of) U . .nt. I>.-, tint' 1..T" i . 11.50: shipping '\5:i 10.*.il. si.'.,o!..- ."..no T.Otl, i imsi'tt \ i a ii a. Crinie 2.75. l?-c\ - i a- works; Init ine il :* < 1 it. 111. . e ui I I : 11.i I roeiv 5.00, iu bulk.

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