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Maraudtng Indians In Nebraska

NORTH PLATTE, NEB September 19.-
During the past four days horses to the
number OF ten have mysterlously disap-
peared between this place and Willow
Island. Sheriff Struthers, while out in
pursui! 10 day, saw Indians running of
stock one mile east Of Brandy Island,
Western Union Telegraph repalrer Baker
also states that six Sioux Indians crossed
the railroad going north, about II A. NJ,
within q quarter ol milo Of where they
were atwork. Section men east Of Brady
report that some firing was distinctly
heard. abound the curve. The 3 p. n.
train ran over on unknown man IN the
vicinity where the firing was heard. On
the train being stopped, Q body was found
cold, with bullet.hole in tho back. Sec.
tion men west Of Brady also report sp>a1g
ten Indians, md came into the s,Saon.
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SPAIN.
DEFEAT OF cARLIsrs.

DEFEAT OF cARLIsrs.
MADRIr, Sept. 12.-An official dispatch
announces that Gen. Pavox has gained q
victory over the Carlists.
TROOPS FOR CUBA.
Three thousand troops will leave for
Cuba in the present month, and I've thou.
sand in October.
BAYoNNE, Sept. 13-The Carlist Gener.
al sebslls Is making great preparations
for fresh attack on Preycerda, He do
clares ho will burn the town this time.
RECEPTION CT GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN
MINISTER'S.
MADRID, Sept. 14.-The German and
Austrian ministers were received bY
President Serrano yesterday with great
ceremony, and presented their credentials
simultaneously, In accordance with the
Instructions OF their governments. Hatz-
field, the German Minister, said Emperor
William in recognizing the executive
power Of Spain was moved by o desire to
contribute to tho restoration Of peace In
that country, and hoped President Ser.
rano would succeed in maintaining order
by conservative measures. Serrano re-
piled that his government would fulfil the
expectations OF Europe and would act
with energy to prevent civilization from
being undermined. Speeches ol similar
tenor were exchanged between the Presi.
dent and Austrian Minister.
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FIRES.
Darn AND CONTENTS BURNED.

ANNN AANO NSNAhN4S buhNhD.
MAssILoN, o., Sept. 12-Last night,
about II O'Clock, a fire was discovered in
the barn Of Hon. A. O. Wales, situated
about q mile and hall from this CITY.
The flames had made such progress that
before sufficient force arrived the barn
and six TO eight hundred bushels OF wheat,
come valuable sheep, together with some
other property, in all amounting to about
81 500, were consumed. The fire is sup
posed TO have been the work of an incen.
diary.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept 12.--The Cleve.
land Dryer Company's works, on the
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati s. Indi.
annapolis Railroad, near this city, were
destroyed by fire last night. Loss $15,-
COO;. insured for $4,000 in Cleveland
companies.
Tho steam saw mill and cheese box fac.
tory Of Calvin Gilbert, al Solon, Ohio,
was totally destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon. Loss $l2, 900; no insurance.
WANATAH, IND, Sept. IA barn,
owned by Chas. Marks, one mile and q
hall south OF this place, was burned this
-'NSAA ASNH4l WANA SShbSuAa VI nuGhtI OAlbi
hay, and lot Of farming implements.
Loss, $1,000 Noinsurance. Origin un-
known. ...........
FT. WAYNE, Sept. 12-A fire destroy
ed tho residence OF j. NJ. Foellinger this
afternoon: The furniture is partially saw.
ed. Loss $1,000. Insured In the PiUnix
Company, Of New York, ior $4,7OO
Cause, defective flue,
CHICAGO, Sept, 12-A Gre at Hamburg,
Iowa, to-day, destroyed Watson & Far
rand's Touring mill, and Watson's foundry.
Loss $4,000. ''.
MDDLETowN, Or, Sept. 12.-The mill
building at Pameacha Pond, occupied by
Mech & Stoddard, millers, and the ST.
mons IL Miller Plate Company, burned
last night. Loss $4,000; insurance $50,
CHARLESTON, s. G., Sept ia large
brick building on Leeting street, occupied
by I. 3. Nipson dealer in shoes and II
Baers drug establishment, burned Satur-
day. Loss $55 900, half insured.
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The LouisvllIe E1posliIon,

LoUBvmLE, September 12.-The
Louisville Exposition closes Its second
week to night with unprecedented success
The aggregate attendance was 100000
and every day has shown an increase
over Ihe pEeCrdlng one. The Art De
partmelt Is pronounced tho finest ever
seen in the West, and is ihronged at al
hours with admiripg visitors. The Nat
ural History Department Is pronounced
one Of the largest and most Yaluble tc
science in the United States. Every day
novelties are being added, and the gener-
al display OF art inventions, manufactures
and mineral products Is now complete
Tho Louisville and Nashville road
brought up to-day 1890 visitors 10 The
Exposition.
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ST. LOUIS.
POLICE JUTICE sU;PRNDED--HE ASKS
SUPERVISION OF JUDGMENT, -.

POLICE JUTICE UsPRNDRD--uE ASKS
d. SUSPENSION OF J0DGMRNT. :.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13.-Matt r. Cullen, q
police Justice Of this city, who has achiev,
ed much local noteriety and obtained the
name Of the terrible judge" was sus-
pended late last night by Mayor Brown
pending numerous charges OF extortion
partlality, malleasance, etc, in office,
Cullen. published a card this morning
denying the charges, asserting that they
were made for political effect, and asking
the suspension oil public opinion until the
investigation is made.
INAUGURATION OF THE LYONS MONUMENT
ST. LOUIS, Sept. ia monumen,
erected in honor Of General Nathaniel
Lyon, who was killed at the battle OF
Wilson's Creek, August, 1861, was in
sugu:atcd today in Lyon Park, composed
Of a part OF the old arsenal grounds, in thu
lower portion Of the city. Between three
and IOur hundred soldiers and citizen:
were present, and eloquent orations wert
delivered by Hon Joseph T. Tatum anC
Colonel John A. Joyce In English, aut
Valentine Grimm In German.
Tho monument is red Missouri granite
obelisk, fifteen feet high, standing upon (
granite pedestal twenty feet high. Mex
year an equestrian statue Of tho General
now in process OF construction by J. vii
son Mcdonald, ol New York, will bt
erected
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TEXAS ExCURsIoNIsrs.

MEMrHs, Sept. 13.-Thc Texas Ed
itorial Excursionists arrived here early
this morning, and were dined at tho Pea.
body by the Chamber OF Commerce.
They leave in the morning for Lookout
Mountain, and thence to Richmond, Nor
folk, Baltimore. and New York. The
party numbers about thirty, among whom
are the following prominent citizens: Gen.
A. B. Norton, Gen. Robinson, Chief Of
Bureau Immigratlan, Col. Elliott, Of the
Austin Gazette; Geo. A, Cutler, of the Dal-
las Commercial; Major Paddock, of the Fort
Worth Democrat; Capt. Breeding, Of the
Houston Telegraph; Judge Thurman, Of
Dallas; N. Q. R Baker, OF the Dennison
Times, and others.
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NEW ORLEANS.
SIEETTNd OF business FrRIs-INAuduRA
TON OF THE AMUsRdRNT SEASON.

MEETTNd OF business sFtRNs-INAUduRA.
TON OF THE AMUsRMRNT SEASON.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 18.-The Pta-
yune publishes an address, signed by fifty
persons and business firms, calling q
meeting at the Clsy Statue at II O'Clock
Monday morning TO consider the matter
OF the seizure Of private firearms by the
State authorities. It is understood that
messengers to-day notified the White
Leaguers TO attend, as they intend to
make demonstration in force.
The amusement season was inaugurated
tonight at the Academy Of Music, where
Sheridan, Mack s. Days Combination
are playing to crowded houses. e
SALE OF IRoN-cLADa.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 19-ron.clsds
were sold to-day by the Government as
follows: Ettah, 80 500; Umpquah, IS 300;
Winnebago, 81, $50, purchased by Nathan.
lei Mckay, oil Boston; Iris, 81 400; Youma,
Sl0,015, purchased by Thomas Allen, oi
Pittsburgh; KlOmout6, $7,40O; Kawsydin
$7,500, purchased by Sheckley, Harris
& Co., Of St. Louis; Chlckasaw, IS $50
purchased by David Campbell, Of 81
Louis; Total bid, $60.075. It expected
the sale WILDE dlsapproved by the Navy
Department, s.'.
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Pleasant Recollection, Of Wheeling.


From the PEkersburg Times CT the IOth.l
We have again spent few days a.
Wheeling, and must confess that the hos
pitablc feeling and warm heartedness oI
the many friends VIC proudly claim ia
have in that city, always render our stay
in that fine and thriving city most pleas
ant, and it is always with reluctance that
we part from our genial, wholesouled
friends. As We have, at present, near
Wheeling, peculiar attraction, it will be
our duty 10 visit that city ottener than we
ever did before, which will enable us 10
be with our excellent frierds at short in.
tervals, and enjoy the unsurpassed social
pleasures which they, and only they, can
offer.
We soy it sincerely that there is no
people more attentive to strangers, more
amiable, liberal and social than the good
people Of Wheeling, and therefore 1t is
that no person could ever leave that city
with any other but the most pleasant i'm
pressions and recollections.
For fear Mr.. Drahosh's tpeculiar at
traction" near Wheeling should not be
understood, we may mention that no has
a daughter at school at Mt. De Chantal. !
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Northern Ohio Fair.

CLEVELAND, September l9.-Tao fltLh
annualiair Of tho North Ohio Association
promises TO eclipse any oiiIs predecessors.
The entries up TO the present time show
marked increase over any former exhi.
bilion, The entries for the RAINING, pac.
ing and trotting races embrace seventy o.
the best horses In the West.
The annual address will bo delivered
on Thursday byJ. II. Klippsrt, Esq,
Secretary Of the Ohio State Board cl
Agriculture. The Fair commences Mon
day, September IA. .,..tsF
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CUBA


Q HAVANA sept. 12-Caliaxto Garcia,
the can,ared ipsurgent leader, is on board
the gunboat at Manzlnillo. When sur
pFised by his captorS, Garcia fred two
shots at them, and when taken was found
TO be wounded in the head, the ball pass.
Ing out near the nose. The Spauiards
say that he shot himself. 1t is thought
ganGrene has set in, and that the wound
would 6e fatal. ~. 81
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MeaIher ReDOFt.
WAR DEPARfUKET,
OPHCB OF THH CHrRP SIeNAL OPrcrn.
WAenMaroA. D. O., Sept. l3.-&O0P. \.
PROBABILITIES.

nAPnNafoA, u. G., Sept. SCOOP. \.
PROBABILITIES.
Over tho South Atlantic States. station.
sry barometer, possibly falling somewhat
on the coast, northeOsterly winds, cloudy
weather, and local coas! rains.
Over tho Gulf States, stationary and
falling barometer, slight changes in tom.
perAture, northeast TO southeast winds,
partly cloudy weather, and possibly local
rains.
Over the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys,
falling barometer, easterly winds, station.
ary or higher temperature, partly cloudy
and clear weather. IL. :,
Over the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys and the Northwest, fall.
Ing barometer, increasing soulherly winds,
higher temperature and posaible local
storms.
Over the Upper Lake Region stationary
and falling barometer, somewhat higher
temperature, essterly winds, cloudy
weather, and light local rains. %,
Over the lower Lake Region, falling
barometer, northerly 10 southeast winds,
stationary or lower temperature, cloudy
or partly cloudy weather.
Over New England and the Middle
States, falling barometer, higher tcmpera.
lures, southeasterly winds and partly
cloudy weather.
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German Education in the sth Ward
School. -'..t i

School. 'is
Editors IntclligeneOr: ,......
Finding an article in the ArJeiter Freund
Of the 18th which seems 10 be very Sc
we're on a gentleman reading in the 9Th
Ward, whose acts as member of the
Board OF Education are too well known
and appreciated by every intelligent citi-
zen, request you TO be kind enough to
publish the article which | translate be-
low mainly for the purpose OF giving Mr..
Wheat q chance TO defend himself, which
he could not well do without being ac-
qualntod with the article. Said article ia
as follows: 500 .r .s..gr.
The 9Th Ward has more scholars par
ticipating In German instruction than any
other. In spite oil this member Of the
Board OF Education (Mr. Wheat) made a
motion to transfer the German Depart
ment from the large room 1t occupied last
year TO what Is called the office, which Is
entirely too small Tor those scholars learn
ing German We were some time age
convinced that Mr.. Wheat does not favor
the German Department, but cannot un-
derstand how It was possible TO enforce biz
motion against the two German members
Messrs, Bowers and Otto) Of the Board
We trust that these two gentlemen will
make him Mr.. W. understand his duty
aud get the German Department back tC
the room 1t formerly occupied. We ap.
peal 10 the Germans in general to take
care At the next election and to try tc
elect such men TO the Board Of Education
as are not opposed TO German education
Know nothings seem to appear again
| T' 1IG .
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Reward for tho Gads MN Robbo,,

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-Postmaster Cen.
ersl Jewell advertises through the papeTa
here, TO day, a reward OF 5000 ior Inc
arrest ot the parties who committed what
y know as the Gads Hill robbery, in this
State, on the 9lst of January last, and
5000 reward for the arrest OF the rob.
bers Of Ban Antonio, in the State Of Texas,
IN April last. 7iG7f l.f-i
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept: 12.-Thc Inter. State
Exposition Ia now fully under way. The
various departments have been put In
nearly complete order since the opening
day, and now present a most attractive
appearance, the display being larger,
finer, and better arranged than last year.
The Machinery, Floral and Art Depart.
ments are especially worthy Of notice.
The attendance Is increasing daily, and
not less than 10000 people visited the
building TO day, and the influx ot country
sightseers has yet scarcely begun. 10
far the exposition is in every way q most
gratifying success.
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National Cop.entiOn of Sportsmen

NrAol-l'FA1Ls Sept. 12.-In the last
dsv . the tournament Of the Sporting
GSdb Yesterday, ties were disposed Of as
follows: Q. Wheat, ol, Cleveland, won the
1st prize, 5000, and T. Welch, OF Chicago,
the filth prize, $50. In the regular match,
twenty single birds each, A. Price, oi
Chicago, won the first prizs, Il. N. sber-
man, Of BeIoit, Wisconsin, the second,
and s. 81. Turrill, Of Chicago, the third,
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FRANCE.
DEATn on An EMINENT nrATEaMAN.

DEATH OF AN EMINENT aTATEsMAN.
PARIS, Sept, 13.-Francois Pierre Gull.
laume Guizot, the eminent statesman and
writer, died today at his residence In
Yaltichcr. Ho will be buried in St Owen
Cemetery. The funeral will be strictly
private and unceremonious, In accord.
ance with the wishes of the deceased.
The sale in tho street Of the Journa!
u EEoenemG1t has been prohibited on &C.
count Of its comments on the disturbances
Of the Alb OF September. Tho Journal
DEs De3dts has received warning for ille-
gal Criticisms on the policy of the Govern.
ment,
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CANADA.

MASur40TuRRG EsTADLumIRNTs
-.. BURNRD.
CORNWALL, ONTARIO, Sept. 13.-Tbis
morning the following mills and other
property were destroyed by fire: John
OReilly y Co., paper mill; Hodges, Plan.
ing Mill; Stormont Cotton Manufacturing
Company, Office and magnificent mill;
T. y. Adams, saw, lsth and Shingle mills,
and an old ashery. The total loss Is est.
mated at $250,00O. 1t is believed that
all were Insured, but to what amount 10
unknown.
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Suicide OF a Merchant.

WINCHESTER, IND, Sept. 19.-James
II. Bowen died this morning from the
effects OF an overdose Of morphine, taken
yesterday ior q suicidal purpose. Do
meslic difficulties and severe public cen.
sure for association with prostitutes was
the cause. Bowen was prominent clti-
zen and merchant OF this place.
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THE TURF.
PROSPECT PARK RACES.

New YORK, Sept. 12.-This Is the last
day OF the running meeting at Prospect
Park. The course was well attended.
The first race, for three.year.olds, ont
and a half miles, was won by Culpepper
Time, 9.4l3.
The second race, consolation handicap
one and q half miles, was won by Quits
Time, 2:42s.
Limestone got the. hurdle race by &
walk over. 80.
An extra hurdle race was run and Yes
uvius beat Camden.
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Beacon Park.

BosroN, Sept. 19.-There was special
race Gt Beacon Park this afternoon be.
tween Goldsmith Msld, Judge Fullerton
and American Girl. Judge FQllerton
won the first and the Maid The next three
heats easily. Her best time was ais,
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Clarke Democratic Convention
Judge LaWTence's Canvass,

SPRINGFIELD, O., Sept. 12-The Demo.
Gratis met in Convention here this alter
noon, to nominate county ticket. A
Committe on Nomination was appointed,
and reported a list Of names which, on
motion, was laid upon the table, and the
Convention adjourned in some confusion,
without either confirming or rejecting the
report -s- ~
Judge Lawrence completed his cspy-ss
OF Clarke county this evening, areaKlng
at New Carlisle. Next wers nc speaks
In Madison county. ---I
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second District Politics

We regret to observe that two Of the
smiable Democratic brethren In the Sec
ond District are much divided in regard
to Mr.. FkunKNER's merits as q candidate.
The Piedmont Independent supports him
not simply because he is the Democratic
and Conservative nominee, but likewise
because the State OF West Virginia can
boast Of no more gifted, talented or worthy
son upon whom 10 confer the nomination;
and says that "his nomination meets with
universal and enthusiastic appreciation"
On the other hand, the Mooreteld
Courier and AdrertiSer, also Democratic
paper, speaks thus of the nominations:
Heaven only knows how this nomin-
sting botch is to be remedied, but II, after
all the Piedmont convention has done and
proposed, they could not give US a better
leader, we think they had better retire
from the nominating business" ,
The New Creek Tribune, another Dem
ocratic paper, speaks thus Of Mr. Wiz
LEY's candidacy:
"The Radical Convention which met at
Cranberry Summit, on Wednesday last,
nominated Waitman T. Wiley for Con-
gress in this District This VIC regard as
the best nomination they could have
made. Mr. Wiley is strong in the conf
dence and affection OF his party, and II
behooves the Democratic and Conserva-
tive party of this District to arouse all
their strength for the conflict"
The Grafton Sentinel (RepublicaD)
thinks the contest will be close between
Mr.. FAULKNER and Mr.. WILEY It
says:
1--WE look for stirring canvass. With
Two such men in the field the contest can
not be other than close, because in these
latter days men are much prone to vote
as they please, and they will very likely
in tho present campaign more than ever
ignore politics. The contest will, we
think, be much more between the men
than the parties"
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THE JEWISH NEW YEAR.-On Friday
evening last, and also Saturday forenoon,
services were held in the Jewish syns-
gogue in this city by way of observing
the commencement Of the festival OF
,Rosh Hashanah. This festival marks the
beginning Of the year 5GS5 ofthc Hebrew
chronology. Our month Of September
corresponds to the Jewish month Teshri.
Tho festival comprises ten days in all,
and they are. known as ten days Of
penitence. during which all orthodox
Jews are supposed to reconcile their con-
sciences Alright in all matters wherein
they have come short during the year.
The opening service began, as we have
remarked, on Friday evening. by ser
mon from the Jewish Rabbi, DR.. MAYER,
and were further continued on Saturday
by another sermon at 10 o'clock that
forenoon. On this latter occasion he
took Tor his text parts Of two verses from
Nehemiah, reading thus
"This day is holy with the Lord your
God F.: Mourn not nor weep: ior all the
people wept when they heard the words
Of the law"
This passage Of scripture refers to the
return ol the Jews from their captivity, al
the time when the law was read and ex'
planned in their hearing by Ezra. The
ten days included in the festival oil Rosh
Hosansh will expire at sun down on this
day week, previous TO which, that is from
Sunday evening until Monday evening
the day Of Atonement will occur. Thil
last day Of the series Of penitential days Is
the most solemn of this and as indeed II
is oI all the days Of the Jewish chronology
and one that no Jew, however careless he
may generally be, negleCts to observe.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. i9.-The grand
jury have finally concluded their iabors
IN the safe burglary case, which threaten.
cd az one time 10 be interminable. Pre-.
sentiments were made to-day against Hsr.
riugton, Whitley, NettleBhip, Hayes, and
a; Is; Williams, the Police Court lawyer,
who has been HarfingtOn's tool In ihil
matter, for conspiracy. Upon these the
indictments will be forthwith drawn up.
Benton and Williams, alias Bliss, were
presented for burglary.
The President will leave for st. Louis
Tuesday next. n ~ -
Attorney General Williams has given
his opinion that the United States tfoops
can be used TO remove outlaws and All
unauthorized persons from Cheyenne and
Arrapahoe reservations.
dAuGERs APPOINTED.
Alvah Z. Skelton has been apnointed
Gauger for the Ninth Ohio District. and
Mel g. Wilson for the Third Iowa Dis
trict. .....-..
THE SAFE BURGLARY INDICTMENTS,
To-day the grand jury turned over to
Mr.. Riddle, special Prosecuting Attorney
in the safe burglary case, eleven present.
ments, charging in general terms con.
sspiracy, and 1t was reported about the
City Hall that the following persons are
named in them F. A. SAWYER, laie in
charge Of the Secret Service Nettleship,
Cunz and Shaier OF tho Secret Service !;
Assistant District Attorney Harrington,
Thomas SOmerville, OF New York, A. B.
Williams, Michael Heves and VIM. Ben.
ton. 1t is probably that Riddle will pre-.
pare indictments at once, and that they
VIII be submitted to the grand Jury early
in the week.
The President and Mrs. Grant arrived
this evening.
PENSION oFFIcE DECISION.
WARRINGTON Sept. 13.-The Commis-
sioner OF the Pension office has decided
as preliminary to the consideration Of
the claims under the act Of June 18th,
1874, the provision Tor a pension OF fi.ty
dol!srsper month, alleging permanent and
total disability, the applicant must present
evidence showing concluslvely that he re.
quires regular aid and the attendance OF
another person.
REIaNATIoN OF COLONEL WHITLEY.
Tho resignation Of Colonel Whitley,
Chief OF the Secret Service Division, will
take effect on the Both. In order to give,
him time to close his business, 8, B. Ben.
son, OF Pennsylvania, has been appointed
acting Chief.
PRANK BLAIR DANGEROUSLY ILL. 4
Montgomery Blair has been called to
Missouri BY the dangerous illness of his
brother Frank. :