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The Grea. Disaster in Massac chusot,s

As the details of this terrible calamity
come TO light they lose none Of their ap-
palling features. The destruction Of life
and property was terrible in its whole.
sale character. No such accident ever be.
lore occurred in this country, and there
have been only ono or two such in tho
world. One ofthese happened in England
in the spring Of 1884, at Sheffield, where a
reservoir containing 100000 cubic feet
Of water, covering seventy-six acres Of
ground, gave way, and the food rushed
down the gorge formed by the soxley
and stannington Hills into the town oi
Sheffield. Twelve miles Of country were
laid waste, two hundred and fifty human
beings perishing in the waters, and vast
amount of property was destroyed. In
this case the embankment was eighty.Ave
itet high and forty feet thick, and was
supposed to be constructed on the most
approved and scientific principles, but as
tho result showed, it was insufficient and
badly constructed. An even moro notable
case than this occurred April 80, 1902,
when the dam Estrecho do Rientcs, near
Lorea, Spain, gave way, and the water
poured over a large tract Of country,
drowning e0s people, and destroying
property valued at 100000. It has
been stated on good authority that this
disaster was caused "by the water finding
its way through tho sand and gravel at
the bottom Of the valley, which had been
carclessly and hastily sounded" Al.
though the two affairs mentioned arc the
most serious inundations lronfthe break
ing Of dams during tho century, there
have been many others, and 1t has invari.
ably happened that they have been due
TO defects in tho construction Of the dams.
In addition to these parallel disasters,
cited from the pages Of history, many
persons will recall tho episode described
BY Charles Reade in his romance called
Put Yourself in His Place" where he
dFswsa vivid and thrilling picture Of the
bursting Of 0useley dam, q picture thai
secmsto be almost a photograph Of this
terrible disaster IN Massachusetts. The
following Is an extract from the descrIp
lion given by the novelist Of the bursting
Of that imaginary dam:
"At hAtAppalllng sound, that hIsslnS thunder,
Sae Ike Of which he had never heard before, and
hopes never TO hear again, RAnlom0 EpuFFef
away At all his speed, and warned me rest Of I'M
Village with loud, inArticplAtG cries; he eonlt
notwait to speak. nor was II Necessary. Al tSl
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The QuesIiou of Pure MIX.

Our attention has been called to an arti.
Gle in tho Cleveland Leader ot Friday last
giving an account Of the delCterious effects
experienced in that city from the use Of
tho mill obtained from swIll.ied COWS. II
Is the old story that Is go familiar to the
New York public, Cows that are not
led with pure feed cannot give pure milk,
and children that arc fed with impure
milk cannot be healthy. We are not
aware that this atlllctIon Of larger cities
applies to Wheeling to any great extent,
and yet We suspect there are swill.ied
cows whose milk is sold in our midst.
II so, those who use tho milk and have
children whose sickness has been a puzzle
to them had better look into Ithe matter
before summer sets in.
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CAIRO. May 1s.-Jason Detmer, while
at work fn his field near Centerville, VII.
Hanson county, on Saturday afternoon,
was shot by two or more persons con-
cealed near by. This seems to be the
continuation Of feud between the Rus.
sci and Bulllyer families, which has re-
suited in tho killing or wounding OF four
other persons, the last Of whom being
HENDERSON, who was shot last Friday and
may not recover. Dltmers injuries will
probably prove fatal.
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Suspended Work.

NEW YoRK, May 1s.-A dispatch from
Scranton says that the Lackawana Iron
and Coal. Company suspended work Sat
urday evening at all their pudding
iurnaces, rolling mills and mines, throw
Ing about seven hundred men out of work,
Owing 10 the continued depression in the
iron market the Company's yards are
crowded with thousands of tons Of rails
and other product Of their work, .s
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PRoBAB1LGTTEa.
For New England, the Middle State.
and lower lake region, partly cloudy OF
clearing weather on Tuesday, with n3rt6.
westerly to variable winds, stationary OF
rising temperature and a rising barome- a.
ter. Rain will prevail during the nieht
IN the northeastern portion Of these Dis
tricts. >'N N''
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
generally clear and warm weather, north.
erly to easterly winds, gradually yeerine
TO southerly in the Gulf States, with q
stationary or rising barometer cast Of the
lower Mississippi
For the upper lake region, the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
increasing cloudiness, southeast to soutb.
west winds, stationery or rising tempera.
ture and falling barometer.
For the Tennessee and Ohio valleys
generally clear weather and variable
winds, shifting to east and south. sljeht
changes OF temperature, followed bv IAN.
ing barometer.
The Ohio, the lower Missouri and the
lower Mississippi rivers will fall slowly
during Tuesday.
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FOREIGN
ENGLAND.
Tna CAR N LONDON.

SSAs SNA4A AN ASNbpNs
LONDON, May 1s.-1mmense crowd
gathered this morning 10 see the Gear al
he went from buckingham Palace L
Guild Hall. The entire route was beauti
tnlly decorated. The Car arrived Al
Guild Hall at two o'clock, and after lunch
nc len via the Thames ombankment,
Traffic was suspended all day on The
Cheapslde.
DISSOLUTION OF THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY,,
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
writes that the vote against the Ministry
In the National Assembly Saturday lss,
means 9 speedy dissolution OF the Assem-.
bly, and removal Of the seat Of govern
ment from Versailles TO Paris. Count
DeChambord has suggested the propnety
OF deleating any measure calculated 10
settle the government
LONDON, May 1s.-The Standard SAYS
that i Is understood that the Queen viii
go to Russia in autumn.
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THE MTNIsTRRIAL CR1sfs

PARIS, May 1s.-The prolongation Of
'he ministerial crisis causes great excite
ment at Versailles. Efforts to form MN.
lstry from Right and Left centres contin-
ue, put up to this time have met with no
results. Right and Left centres seek to
exclude Bonapartists from the Govern.
ment Dispatches from Versailles as
1eft that the Cabinet will be completed
% morrow from The Right centre and
Moderate Right, but several Of the eve.
9lng journals report that Goulard
despairs Of success,
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Sentenced for life

LOUISVILLE, May 1s.-Wm. Frey, a
colored man "a years old, was sentenced
today to the States prison for the re-
mainder oil his life for The murder Of his
vile two years ago. His wife was a
young negress and proved unfsithful. He
left her, but returned one night and cut
her number Of times with a Bowie knife,
inlicting fatal wounds.
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CoLUMBus.
woRKrNa,tRs,s MEETING,

COLUMBUS, May 19.-In answer to @
call published in the city papers, about
four hundred workingmen met at Naueh,
ton Hall this evening. Samuel L. LET
tingwell was chosen chairman. Resolu.
tions were adopted declaring, In favor Of
the substitution Of arbitration for strikes
bya law which shall insure equity and
justice to both employees and employers
tavoring the enactment Of equitable ap
prentice laws; for the enactment Of a law
to compel chartered corporations to nav
their employees at least once month 10
full, and for q law giving mechanics and
laborers the first lien on their works; en-.
dorstng the platform Of the National
industrial Congress and favoring cooper
alton and recognizing in the ballot box
tho great agency through which wrongs
can be redressed and abrogating all laws
that do not bear equally upon capital
and labor. -
Resolutions were also adopted denouuc
ing supervising architect Mullet Tor ex-
tending contracts oi parties who do not
observe and honor the law and denounc-
ing the system OF convict labor and ia.
voring the establishment Of cooperative
shops and stores by the industrial classes
and denounclng demagogues and favor
ing the cutting loose from all political
workingmen and favoring protective
tariff which will better protect the iron
interests Of this country.
TEMPERANCE MEETING,
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A Committee to Investigate the MIL
.. River Disaster.

BOSTON, May 1s.-A Committee of the
Massachusetts Legislature appointed 10
investigate and report on the Mill river
disaster with view to extend NECESSARY
aid, started on their mission today,
Mayor Cobb has called an informal
meeting Of citizens at the City Hall 10.
their relief. 'O-
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SPAIN.
TIE cAR11sr WAR.

MADRID, May 1s-Gen Coucha has en-.
tered Miranda and established his head
quarters there. Gen. Bancl has resigned
the Captain Generalship Of Madrid, and
zen. Reyhen was appointed in his place.
BAYoNNE, May 18-The Carlist Com.
mander.in:chiei, Gen. Damegar, is march.
ing upon Estella with large force.
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FRANCE.
FAILURE TO FORM A NEW oAnrrrr

FAILURE TO FORM A NEw CABINET.
PARIS, May 1s.-The Journal do Dss.
eatS says an attempt Of Degaulard to
form Cabinet has completely failed and
mat Mague, the Minister OF Finance in
the late Cabinet can not come TO Paris in
consequence Of Ill health.
,PARIs, May 1S.-The Le GautOts Says :
Duke DeCharles has sent a challenge TO
NJ: taul DeCassagnac In consequence Of
2 publication in the lstter's paper, Le
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A e2o.ooo Emo.

ST. 1ou1s, May 1s.-The cigar box and
tea caddy factory in the lower part Of
the city burned last night. Loss 1000;
partly insured In home offices. Several
adjoining buildings were more or less
damaged by fire or water, making the
total loss about $4,000.
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MEMPHIS.


= MRMPH1s, May 1s.-The Memphis
Cotton Exchange appointed the following
delegates 10 the Cotton Exchange Cons
vention OF Augusta, Ga, on June ION
Y. B. Galbreath, John s. Tool, W. p
Proudtt, 5. n. Gates. ]. G. Fisher and /.
f. Petit N--N. -
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WASHINGTON.
TnE sANpoRN 1NYEsrraAr1nn

WARRINGTON, May 1s.-The examina.
tion ofA. F. Prescott, eanborn's attorney,
was resumed to-day, but he still declined
70 give ne particulars Of the disburse-
mont OF $4,000. He said, however, that
no revenue officer or other person com
lected with the government in or out Of
congress got any OF 1t. ltwas paid gem
orally for information Of o confidential
character 2 to enable sanborn to make up
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Contributions for the MN River
Sufferers,

BosroN, May 1s.-Liberal contributions
arc making in Boston and vicinity for The
relief Of the sufferers by the Min river
disaster. Among the earliest contribu.
tions was q five hundred dollar check
from General Butler.
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AssAssINArrn

e. Clay GofF, Supervisor of Neiss
county, Ark, was assassinsted near
Ffenchman's bayou, some fifty miles
above here, last Saturday evening while
returning to his home. No clue 10 the
assassin, who fred upon his victim from
the brush wood on tho roadside.
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READING, Pa, May 1s.-The Eagle
announces that the wool hat manuiac.
turers' union OF that State will suspend
all operations by the close OF the week,
thus throwing thousand people out oi
employment. ~
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MEMpms, Msy 1s.-By an explosion Of
0 coal oil lamp in Hitzield s. Sons oil
and lamp store on Second street the stock
was generally destroyed by fire and
water, Loss $9,600; insurance 5000.
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Tho Outrage ON Con,nl nIapse

sAN FRANCISCO, May 1s.-The Costa
Rico, from Panama, touched at Sandiego
last evening, and reports that the govern
ment at San Jose de Gustamala has set.
tied with Consul Msgee for the recent
outrage 0i1 age on his person by paying him
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Captains Vandesand and Savage, late
prisoners Of war under General King
White in the skirmish near New Gascoe'
Ark, have arrived here, having lelt MAJ
State forever. They resigned their seats
as members Of the Legislature.
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 1s.-A man, sup
passed to be Andrew Cummerson, Of Belle
Point, Ohio, was instantly killed here to-
night while attempting to jump on a
moving train,
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GERMANY.

. BERLIN, May 1s.-The Emperor VIII
liam has ordered the temporaryretirement
from the German diplomatic service Of
Count Won Cruim.
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Steamer News.

SAN FRANcBco, May1s.-The steame,
Japan from Hong Kong, Yokahoms, ar
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Literary and News Depot

Cincinnati Commercial per month 81 90. Ga
In the city TO Subscribers at $50 r. Y. on Inc day
Of publication.
:, Httsburgh, Commercial per month 81 90. Do.
livesed to subscribers on the day OF publication
New York Herald and all the leading New
noon the day after publication.
subscriptions received at publishers prices,
and tho publications promptly sent by mall, for
AarpeE's Magazine. Scribner's Months, ,People's
monthly. New York Ledger, Weekly, and all the
leading publications Of the country.
W. p. M'KELVEY,
1929 MARKET ST, WHEELING.
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Died.

NEW York, May 1s'-Rey. Dr.. Dewitt
died to-day, aged Sc, -,-E- ...-.-I-tl
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES,

OFFICE or THz CHrEF sIsNHI NJ oSSIoI:n o:
WASmaToN. D. O., May 1850 ?. 4.
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BY TELEGRAPH

AssoUlATAD PRAsS REPORT
}alSr--g "a
By thsWesscrn Union lime. u
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Bis.
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WASHINGTON, May 1s.-Under call OF
States bills were introduced and referred
including the following By Cessna, fix.
ing the first Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November as the time for the
election Of Representatives to tho Forty
fourth Congress; by Sypher, for improve.
ment Of the mouth Of tho Mississippi
River by Dunnell, to provide for mi.
nority representation in boards ol direc-
tors Of stock companies; motion made BY
Kasson several days ago to suspend the
rules and pass q bill 10 amend the three
per cent Temporary Loan Act Of tho 18th
OF June 1870, and 10 provide for the
more equitable distribution Of the Ma
tional Currency came up for action, and
on motion oi Mr.. KRsson was allowed 10
stand over for another week.
Mr. Hays moved to suspend the rules
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Sollm q dteu,

s~auftrisfs. Sspotbs.sn. nsbif aQsn cf6Iieatu Selumsu.
ten rsrtn aufs punitIibas btirrst bi
y. &iene. 9rtar.
Cfies: 6ds BON 9aia urb 5. etraes,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
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R MATER DEL.

Seilis biit bu, beilis iiber ale,
Sercn Sub auf Grben is sstpeilt =
Gnscl tiinoeten i'm Subell6ale
@el6e @iroe Dir Der 5srr srtbeilt.
SeiP9e, Die Der @elten 9idt geboren,
Mittlerin on ,milhen @ott uno Wclt,
Yor Den SsrSen teines 9ing perlorcn,
Sas lid inter beine Sut g%eiteIt.
Seun ou6 uns on pouteIt SHUTTER perben
2iebreid parnenb Dor Der b6ien Sbot,
Sor9enO, oab 8efabren bier ouf Groen
Nie beirren beines &intes Yfo6.
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Der paor Sage beim alien Batter, 10 oci=
itono i'd es oenno6. trat binSu uno Iaste,
feblgcIhoiien, piltommer Guremburser.
SIN Tu mar SreunOl6oft unO nun eriubr
id, boB Die brei armen Burden sesen ibrsn
Wilen 9eSogen iuarcn uho gum Is. @is=
coniin &e9iment mubten, pel6es ii6 SUI
fdaig in meiner 9iuiiion befono. Nad=
Dem mir uns seecnleiti9 ermuntert batten
uno gum Siesel %unierer 6reunoi6aft einen
S1lud Bourbon" aus meiner 6eloflal1e
senoIIen, perabidieoeten mir uns jeber lei=
ne &one in Der sroben Sra9Ooie gu CT.
fiuen.
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nus 2Nemoota in Sainois miro I'm

nus 2Nemoota in Sainois miro uns
scI9riebcn, oab in Der Ndbc ienes Ylases
beim Yobrsn zines Yrunnens man in Der
siefe BON iedsunbiefSis SUB plOsli9 auI
seipanntes @os unb MaNer seiioBen lei,
luelhes erplobireuo einen iiber fiiniSis SUB
boben Strabl 9eporien babe. Sos 8ai=
fer ioll Susleid iebr TART 6l6alti9 unb nit
lo9er 8elpalt aus Dem S9oobe Der Grbe
bsrpOrsebrOden lein, oab es I'M Gauie bon
pier Stunoen finijeba Sonnen Sanb uno
Stsine iibsr Die nG6ite lml9cbun9 bin se-
i6leuosrt bate, un0 in elmer @ntiernuns
bon orei Meilen iosar mill man ben Aus-
bru6 Oieies plabenOen @epiers bemerit ba.
ben. Selbitueritanoli6 III man uber bas
Ybdnomen aQ9emein eritaunt.
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Antwerpeu sc Oampfer
Giienbabns Tifcts

CttcnbaBns Sfdcff
mad alien Sauptfittn Inerifa'e unt Galifprnia's tenren
ben ednben 1ae in nensr Sffee III Ten r~eatim6sistn pre.
len eetduft psrtsn; ss n ri&t nttbis nd auf rem DsrOts es
8igpen ~einfcesn Ba iahsn.
Wrunoeigentgum (REAL ESTATE.)
Cine srpbe gusratl Gee beftn Stitt Gisertturns, rit
ard 5armtr ure gra'rislauesrti'n fne lei mir tells ~ en
e~hnttafen SeetnauReen gu tdter rne CRUDE To isoen, Ger
iein @ele In 6tsen.tum ibr unt serirnsrineeRe nnIestn
pia, mtine Sifen III praien.
8dr Gnlesrus zen 9apitai len pire auf fbtrft rut retG>
fs sDeiie Serge stirdeeu.
Better Qiene.
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2lncut(6roGen6eit 1T na9tbeiliger a

2laeutf&roGen6eit 1T nadtbsiliser ala
i9ls6ts gusfibruns, Die gSa7cr psroen
ME Ianl, 10 lanse lie l%aufen; obsr penn iie
title lteben. Ginise iino 10 nnentI9ieoen,
baB le ME banbeln, obne BON anoersn ba-
su setrieben gu iusrbsn. 0ieies tommt
meiit nibt bon 9erlesenbeit Der llrtbsils.
trait Der. pel4e oft lebbait uno fein 1T.
lonbsrn bon naturliaer Srdsbeit.
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SIN %9enannten Is. Wisconlin S,giment
mahte ih oiegefdnntl6uft eines&beinpreu+
Zen. Der lcop6 itplS Orauf mar ii9 als Cur
emburser oussugcben, (pieleiht hotte er
Nbnung ME Der oltc laubere &artdi6en=
prin; Wilbem uno lein SeufsIstansIer Sis.
mart oas arme beutl6e Solt, abIonoerli9
Gbelnpreuben, tnebcln luiro) ouf cine merf=
m%iirbige @eiie. Sd iun9irte in Safe Yro-
piocnee, So. ols GommiIlGr Der Sipilion,
ole zines Cages cine abtheiluns bes 16.
Ic9iments hire 8atipreu fobte, uro bel
Sur9li0t Der 3equiiitionen bDrte ib unter
Den Soloaten Elm 9iscuiiiOn bel Der mir
Der Dialect elmer Slnujade o%ufIiel. Sd
pinfte Dem Solbaten ST. mir Su fommen F.;
er fam, i9 fraste i'm @ie beiBen Sic?
~"3e Yort @aibineton bdI6en ie med
De robe &los.""
$50" u@as ijno Sic fur Elm 2anos-
man 2" v2ebeburger.""
u6reut mid, i'd bin aud Elm 9urem,
burger"
"uMdb Dir iapdtt incl tc 0ebebur-
eei6.""
oSas ma6t nihts aus, ib bin oemnod
Gin Suremburger, bah cher in iieben Sab=
rem teinen an9etroiien uno ipre6c cs oeB-
balb ni6t.
uuSappermoidt Gbm, OBJ entI6ellegt
Gdpt'n, ba mubt Der emol mob BORT Walb=
ington tommen, Do i6pdben mer lauter
2etenbur9a'9, 10 eiO guor O'Meritaner.""
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alIO lino piele Guremburger bort?
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tpe Dir Gbm, oh Gdpt'n, 9ieitcr, an Den
0eore6, an De 0teb Wellsnitein, Dat Ie
men9 NOb6ern.
DgSas ? Wtatbias @e(leritein, Elm Gbein-
preuBe aus Sei6~
oDSo, So e lpaBi9c Song"
uSas lit ia mein GouIin"
Don nun an lporcn mir Sreunbe, mei=
bon ben Guremburgern Neues gu er=
ieinerIeits piellei6t, bob i'd i'm Itets
freubig aufnabm uno INNER etpas &rdf=
ti9es I'M NebenSelte batte. gu Gnoe bes
trieb aud Die Neugicr mid lpirfli4
8aibin9tOn II. i'd fano nidt allein
DO De robe alos" in einen @eiSen Wtasas
sin beI6ditigt, lpnOern ipirfli6 audi meinen
Gouiin Matbias @elenitein, pelher mid
auI cine GirmeE i'll einsm bena6bartcn
SeItrei6er Sarmcr Cuel6er 2uremburgiid
nabm, no es lultig berging unO
ib su msinem Griiaunen Die orei Getruten
pom Is. Hegimsnt ontraf, melde ale 10
ME i6, 8ott lei Sanf, unperlebt aus Dem
giirsertrie9e oaOpn tamen. Sier troi id
and einen fntbo!ii6en Yrielter, welder in
SipiiiOn, als ioldcr ben 5elosus
mitma6te. &c reut mid mod beute, bab
i) bios einen Sag perlpeilte uno nidt i'm
Stanoe mar meinem alien &riessfameraO=
ten Dem robe 6los" aoieu gu iagen.
It Srng su S&rsBbsnssn III Der Mulsl.
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a II t

fur Die 8 arSBten Dampfi6iHs Gsmpasaiesn naS europa.
9daiihs IbfSbrt.
&am6nrs .AmeriEani(de Sinie is Dampfer.
&oro-D entf6er Sfopo, 2rcmen 16 0ampfer.
Gnnaro Sinie, Sipsrpoof &
cAntwerpen &c Dampfer.
Git 3auieRte pen Yafaaiereu bic ID In hen isSien IS Cab.
rtr auf titien Dampftrr herlbsr II. tinuber fpseirt bate, fre
bic bette Gmpfeb!uns nne teten mir baa 3utraueu netntr
Brsuaee sstbert.
Sn Serbinsung nit cbisem, Scnc id, SSedbfei
auf aue Sauptit lite Suropa's aue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27
AL for the Cause.


Colonel O'FERaALL's withdrawal Noticed
loy us last week. from the canvass in the
Rockingham district is noble example on
bis part TO all disconnected Conservatives.
BE will rot imperil the cause by continuing
in the field as the opponeEt of Mr.. HAIR.
H1s, As soon as Senator LEWIS is nominated
by the Radicals and accepts their romina-
ton 10 run for seat in Congress the Cole
Eel witLdraHs and says that he will not by
any act of his put the Conservatives in
danger.
This is honorable and faithful to the prin-
.eiples and policy upon which the Conserva-
tive cause is based. We unite to secure the
Commonwealth against the dangers of the
lulc of barbarism and dishonesty. OFFER
RALL Will not endanger a clllSe so sacred.
Who will? Let Us hope that not single
voter will allow any personal prejudice of his
10 prevent him from casting his vote for the
narty. Let all initiate the example of Colo
mel UFERRALL, and not only sacrifice bis
personal prejudices, but give up even per-
sonal ambition, and 60 strongly for the COM
mon cauSe-that cause which involves all
that we hold dear: our native land, our
wives and children, and all we possess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27

In notice of the Medical Monthy pub
lished in yesterdays Dispatch the name OF
" NcCLURG" twas misspelt Nc Cle'y." DR..
McCLuRG was one Of The most distinguished
physicians of his age in this country. He
contributed largely by his essays to the ad-
yanccmcnt Of his profession, and bis prac'
tice was distinguished by great skill. He
was the father OF Mrs. JoHS WIcKHAM.
We should not omit to name bis distin-
gui>hcd contemporary DR.. FoU>nEE, who
in his practice was not less successful. he
had a great reputation. He was the father
of Mrs. THOMAS RITUnlE and Nrs. WILLIAMS
CAsTEn. 1t is no departure from Journalistic
prcpriety to say that Mrs. RlTcHE and her
sisters were amongst the nobest ornaments
of their 5, Y in those grand days.