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Grand Frauco.AmerIcan Banquet.

PARIS, November 6.-The members Of
the Franco-American Union in Paris
gave grand banquet at the Hotel du
Lovre this afternoon. Two hundred and
fifty guests sat down to the table, and NJ.
De La Bonlaye, the distinguished Juris-
consult and member of the Assembly,
presided. Among the distinguished per
sons present were NM. Wallau, Min
lister of Public Instruction; Leon Pay,
Minister of Finance; Henri Mar
tin. NJ. Bartholdi, the Marquis
de Rochambue, General D'Adsac; the
Count D Harcountl, who represented
Marshal Mcmahon, MN. Lean and
Renalt the Mayor, General Sickles, Col.
Forney, Ministers Washburn and
Schenck. The Count Default, Alexan-
der Dumas, NJ. Ofenbach, Nj. Connat,
Emile De Girarden, Jules Dunon, NJ
Kinne. The Swiss Minister, journalists
and prominent American and
French citizens. The first toast pro-
posed by Henri Martin was Tho Presi-
dent of the United States, the man who
worthily occupys the post Of Chief Mag
istrate of America
Minister Washburne responded in a
lengthy speech in which he traced the
career and friendship between France
and the American Government. He
concluded by proposing the health of
Nc Makon, President OF the French Re-
public. ga brave soldier and honorable
man, who in his civil career has
shown the best and most successful
ststesmanship-that which is based upon
honor, integrity and unswervlng devo-
ton to the public welfare" Mr.. Wash
burnc promised the hearty cooperation
Of America in the project started by
French citizens of erecting monument
in New York Harbor in commemoration
of the one hundreth anniversary of
this independence Of the United States.
NJ. Labodlaci, in lengthy
speech, en- braced the history
Of Franklin and Lafayette, and said that
on the next Fourth of July America
would seal fresh alliance with France.
He concluded by proposing a toast Of the
"The eternal friendship Of France and
America"
Col. Forney followed in q speech, af-
ter which the company separated. The
decorations were grand, and the great
est enthusiasm prevailed throughout.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, November Cotton
Dull at Is 9-l6@l3 ll-lGc; futures clos
ed quiet; November I3 1920 l3Ic; De-
cember l3 s. 3-32@lSIc; January l8 Bloc;
February Is ll-32@l33c; March -!
ala 1926; April l3 23-32c; May l3 30
32c. Flour-Dull; receipts 23OOO bar
rels; superfne western and State s. 0OG
%; common TO good s. 35G6 %; good
to choice So 7OG6 10; white wheat eX-
ira Sc l5(dS 90; extra OHIO IS 40M7 80;
St. Louis S. 6OtG9 %. Rye Flour and
Corn N Meal-Dull Wheat-Lower; re.
ceipts 273,OOO bushels; rejected spring
81 o.; No. 3 Chicago spring 81 "A; win
ter red western common 81 2OGl %;
white Canada 81 i5 Rye-Quiet at SOCI
9Oc. Bsrley-Fair buriness; No. 2
bay quiet at lSc. Malt-Stcady at 35!
6,42I. Corn-Lower; receipts 5000
bushels; western mixed, steam, 74G74! !c;
do sail 75@76c. Oats-Better; receipts
10000 bushels; western mixed 42CI 494c;
white western 46 sj2c Hay-FIrm at
SO 90. Hops-Flrm; eastern and wcs.-
ern lOG l5c. CotEee-Firm at 1922 Ic.
Sugar-Steady fair to good refining :
1850 s!c; prime Sc. Molasscs- Firm.
Rice-Steady. Petroleum-Quist; crude
6i@7c; refined 1$G@l3!c. Rosin-
Steady at 81 s5Gl 90. TIrpentine-
Heavy Mt Ala 4ltc. Eggs-Firm "a, 22i
@223c. Beef-Steady. Pork-FIrm at
$Zl 20 seller year. Cut Meats-Quiet;
western long clear BE. Lard-DuIl;
prime steam new at l3sc. Butter
Unchanged. Cheese-QuIet at GCyl2!c
Whisky-Quiet and Steady at 81 Il.
Manufactured Copper-Stcady. lngot
Lske-Quict at 80, 23ic. Pig Iron,
Scotch-Firm at $29 OOn % 90; Ameri-
can, dull; regular $50 OOla % 90. Rus
STA sheeting $l2: 90 in gold. Nails
Heavy; cut So OOG3 %; clnch 81 5OG
so; horseshoe No. 2O@ 26c.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Mr.. Beeehcr TO be Thoroughly InVcs-
tigated.

NEW YORK, November G.-The follow
inc are the committee charged with the
duty, according TO resolutions passed by
tho ministers, with thoroughly investi-
eating the charges against Mr.. Beecher
and reporting to the Congregational
Association advice as to his fitness as II
fellow member: Rev. VIM. NJ. Taylor,
of Broadway Tabernacle, n. u Rev.
DR.. William Ives Burlington, OF Clinton
Avenue Church, Brooklyn; Rev. PROBES
sors Parsons and Martin, OF New
York Theological Seminary, and
Rev. G.. II. Everest, of the Church
Of the Purltans, Brooklyn. The
investigation will be thorough and
will begin with careful scrutiny of the
evidence made public IN and out Of the
trial. Then new evidence will be sought.
The meetings of the committee will be
private but the verdict will be pnblish-
ed
Plymouth Church has referred to the
committee the charge Of adultery made
by Mrs. Moulton against her late pas
tor.
The Sua says: at is not pleasant to
hear that Moody and Sankey have got
out an injunction to prevent another
party from printing and circulating their
hymns. The joining OF the business OF
selling hymn books and that Of saving
souls is not seemly.'
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NEW YORK, November G-Thcre
was large attendance at the jerome
Park races to-day.
The first race was for selling sweep.
stakes. three quarters Of Il milc. The
race was won by j. G, Arcturus; time
l:20
The second race was free handicap
sweepstakes. The race WAS won by
Madge Rhodamanthus; time @:lj and
3:l4
The third race was for the members
cup, - free handicap sweepstakes mem
bers Of the CLUB to ride, one mile, was
won by Big Sandy timeI ;52.
The fourth race WAS FREQ handicap
sweepstakes. one mile race, won by
Madgei Egypt second, Willie Burke
third, Arcturus fourth, Leandcr fifth,
Weatherby sixth. Time, las.
The fifth race and last was handicap
,teeple chase, over the usual course. The
lace was won by Resolute by nearly
furlong; Usage second; Boy threw his
rider at the foot of the hill and Diabols
broke down IN the of hind leg after clear
ing the water jump. Time, 4:2j. The
whole race was succession of mi.haps,
save TO she winner. Usage nearly threw
his rider at the store wall.
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The ST. Loais Crooked whisky Cases

ST. Louis, November Col. r. K.
Chapman, head of the Stamp Bureau NJ
Washington, who, with Gen. l.. Hawisy,
made the investigation which resulted IN
the seizure Of the distillerieS and rectity-
ing houses here during the past sum
mer, has arrived here to assist
in preparing the whisky cases
which are to come up during the next
term OF The United States Court. Though
many of the accused have put in II plea
Of guilty it Is still necessary to put in n
certain amount OF evidence that the
Judge can intelligently sentence the de-
linQuents. Colonel Chapman states that
any amount of testimony is in the hands
of the Government, and more tnan will be
necessary to produce, especially in cases
in which the accused have pleaded
guilty. 1t is also stated
that overtures have been
made NJ Washington in behalf Of some Of
the guilty men, offering II surrender OF all
they possess on condition that the Gov
ernment will not press the criminal part
of the proceedings. These overturcs, 1t
is asserted, have been received with no
disposition 10 consider them.
The grand jury adjourned this noon
till Monday, without presenting amy
new indictments to the Court.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November S.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged Whsat-vsry
firm, but quiet; Pennsylvania red 81 50
4l 40 other grades unchanged. Corn
Quiet and unchanged. Osts-Frm,
steady and unchanged. Rys-Firm but
quiet at S0@s5c. Hay-Dull and heavy
Maryland and Pennsylvania $40 0o(4
2S 90. Provisions-Scarce and frmer
Pork-Scarce and firm at S23 90. Bulk
Mests-No sound lots offered; shoulders
jobbing at go l0c; clear rib sides lSc.
Bacon-Fair demand; shoulders l0jc;
clear rib side; lac; hams l5t@l6c. Lard
Steady; refined l4i@l6c. Butter
Quiet, steady and unchanged Petroleum
N Nominal crude 6ic; refined l3@l3tc
Cofee-NominsIly unchanged. Whisky
Dull at 81 10.
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WAsHTSGToN, November Ga hun
dred guns were fired this evening, by the
Republicans, in honor of the political
victories of Tuesday last. \ procession
was formed and marched to the EXecu-
tive Mansion, when the people Serenaded
the President, who acknowledged the
compliment as follows:
GENTLEMEE-I am very glad to meet
you on this OCCASION and to congratulate
you on so good cause for rejoicing to
the enti 6 country, over the elections of
last Tuesday. While the Republi-
can majorities were not great
they were sufficient to accomplish
the purpose. The ragbaby has been en-
tirely suppressed and the people now
know what kind of money they are 10
have in future and | think we have as
surance that the Republicans will control
this Government for ut least four years
longer. Three cheers were then given
for the President; three cheers Tor hard
money, and three cheers for the Presi-
dents school policy.
the procession marched to the resi-
dence OF the Secretary Of the Navy. 1t
was there announced that Mrs. Roheson
returned thanks tor the serenade to the
Secretary who was absent from the city.
Ex-Governor Shepherd was next se:e-
nAeed and made A speech.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OTPICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHlSGToS, Nov. &, a. NJ.
WAR DEPARTMENT

OFPICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHSGToS, Nov. 8, IA. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
rising. followed by falling, barometer
northeast winds shifting TO sou;herly,
and slightly warmer and clear or clear
ing weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys rising barometer north
to west winds, cooler and partly cloudy
weather, followed by occasional rams
in the first named region.
For the Upper Lake Region fallir {
barometer. southerly winds, warmer anu
cloudy weather, and possibly light rains,
followed by rising barometer, northwest
erly winds and colder and partly cloudy
weather.
For the Lower Lake Region and the
Middle States falling barometer. north
erly to westerly winds, slight change in
temperature and cloudy weather, with
ram in the latter and possibly in the for
mer region.
For the New York Canal Region the
temperature will be slightly above the
freezing point on Monday night.
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GuibOrd's Burial Lot to be Forever
GuraPu

MONTREAL, November To-day an
other pastoral letter from Bishop Bouget
was read in all the Catholic churches,
going into some explanations as before,
regarding the sacredness ofa consecrated
cemetery, and to preserve its sanctity
Guibords burial lot would be forever
cursed. The Bishop concluded by coun-
selling the greatest forbearance on the
part of the people at the approaching
burial, and on no account were they TO
interfere. He also warned them not to
attend the funeral.
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Brigham Young. AItmony Case.

SALT LAKE, November 6.-Owlng to
the sickness of Chief Justice White,
there has been no session Of the Third
District Court for several days past.
Judge Borcman has been requested by
Judge White to remain here temporarily,
and assist in disposing of the business OF
this court. The motion to vscatc the all
mony order of Judge Mexican will nat
uralIy come up on Saturday next and
possibly before Judge Boreman. The
health of the Chief Justice is improving
and he may be able TO sit on the bench
next week, Meanwhile Brigham re-
mains prisoner at his house, with I'M
proving health.
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yew York Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, November 6.-The ex-
port demand for brown sheeting, has
given tirmer tone to cotton goods. The
market aud prices are generally steady.
Cotton hanneIs in good demand, but
other cotton goods quiet. Fancy prints
dull but plaids in moderate request.
Dress goods in fair request. WooI"u'
quiet, except beavers and repellants,
which were fairly active. Foreign
gOods remain quiet.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November 6.-Cot.on-
Dull at 1890. Flour-Dull and unchsng.
ed. Wheat-Red 81 l5Gl 30. Corn
Dull at 5sCd60c Oats-Dull at 2SG30c
Barley-Firm at 81 l5(9l 30 for Canada
Rye-Dull at 7SGSOc. Pork-Firm NJ
So 90. Lard-Dull; steam l2t@l2:c;
kettle l2tc. Bulk Meats-Quiot; partly
cured S3@ll4@l2:c loose. Bacon
Nominal; green shoulders sold at 7ic
Whisky-Firm at 81 u.
Hogs-Steady; common light 81 o0Gs
: 25 good light and packing II 26@
I 80; good butchers 81 45G7 So.
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40 wearlsomc condition of humanity

80 wearlsome condition of humanity"
How many wretched homes in our
landl How many heart-broken invalids.
Life with many signifies mere onerous
existence. All are subject 10 disease,
but when health j. removed the hope II
nearly gone out Sickness is usually III
CURED through exposure or carelessness.
Especially is this true with those diseases
peculiar to woman. Through her own
imprudence and folly she il made to
drag out miserable cIistence-a sourse
of annoyance and anxiety TO her
friends, ard anything but Il comfort and
pleasure to herself. Exposure TO the
cold ut times when she should be most
prudent, and overtaxlng her body with
IaboriouS employment, are both fruitful
causes of many of the maladies from
which she suffers. Gradually the bloom
leaves her cheeks, her lips grow ashy
white, her viyacity departs, she continu-
ally experiences feeling Of WEAKNESS
and general languor, and altogether pre-
sents a ghostly appearance. What does
she need? Should she take some stlmu.
lsting drug, which will for the tim"
make her "ieel better" or does her entire
system demand reparaticn? Sherequires
something which not only will restore to
health the diseased organs, but will tone
and invigorate the system. DR. PIerce's
Favorite Prescription will do tins. 1t i'm
parts strength to the diseased part-,
brings back the glow of health, and re-
stores comfort where previously there
was only suffering.
Every invalid lady should send for
"The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Advertiser in which over fifty pag"o
are devoted to the consideration OF those
diseases peculiar to Women. 1t will be
sent, ost.paid, to any address, for 81 81.
Address, r. V. Pierce NJ. ID. Words
Dispensary, Buffalo, New York. Agent
wanted TO sell this valuable work
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November 6.-Cloyer
Seed-9@l0!c. Timothy-s2 2oa2 25
Flaxseed-Sl so. Flour-Extrs So 25; /;
Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota family
So 50G9 S7i; Pennsylvania, Indiana
and Ohio Sc 25@6 SCI; high grades
s. 75G9 co. Wheat-Red 81 35@l 80;
western amber 81 32; white 81 39G
As. Rye-Quiet at 75c. Corn-Less
active yellow 75@76c; mixed 7Si@75c,
Oats In better request; white 39G4sc
Provisions dull Mess Pork-At So %
d22 so; smoked SIS 90; picked $40 50.
Lard-At lSi@l4Ic: Whisky-West-
ern 81 u.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
MORGANTO WN, w. VA,

THE HEALTHFULNESS OF THE 10.
/ CALlTl; the superior iacil!t es for
instruction the economical, disciplinary
and other advantages offered have made
this Institution drs"rv"dIy popular with
those who desire To accomplish a sound
education under the most favorable cir
cumstances.
Next Term begins September eth.
For Catalogue, and fuller information,
address any Oithe Regents or OF the Facul.
y. seplles
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Tho GuIhord Burial Cnse.

MONTREAL, November 6-The police
have been furnished with one hundred
breech loading rifles to be used if neces.
sary at Guibords burial. The leading
counsel mentioned in the late interview
between NJ. Doutre and the Mayor of
Montreal are Messrs. Abbott, Richie,
Devlin and Roy. Their opinion on the
case will shortly be given.
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Desperate Condition of " Steamer on
Lake Superior.

SAULrE ST. MARIE, November =
The Canadian steamer, Francis Smith
mlracously escaped founderlng in Lake
Superior during the severe storm OF the
Goth and 3ls. uIt Fifty-siH head of cat.
tie were thrown overheard and many
sheep and swine were drowned on board.
The cook room was demolished and
supple, destroyed, leaving the passengers
and crew without food from Friday night
until Sunday night The rudder became
urm anageable, ard but for the daring ex-
ertions of the officers and crew all would
have persisted. No lives lost
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I,ternaIReyenue Decision.

WAsHIYGToS, d. c. November g
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided that under the statutes, all
inventions for gauging spirits when
hrouobt into use in bonded warehouses,
according to the propositions made to
the department, constitute the work OF
rectifcation, and those using such pro-
cesses become rectitiers of the spirits, and
Inject to taxation as such.
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Trotting Races AT Washington.

WASHINGTON, November 6-The
trotting races prevented by the weather
during the week, took place today.
The first race was mile heats, best three
in FIVE. for purse OF $4,000; $1,000 to
the winner. The starters were j a.
Bonner, Bay Annie, Collins, Jack Dra-
per, Planter Ballman, and Frank Mum
son. Frank Munson won in three
straight heats; time 2:45, 2:ij, 2:42!.
The second race was for local horses.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PIrTsBURGH, November G.-Wheat-
Quiet; and unchanged; new red quoted
st 81 2jMl 3j; white 81 goal 40; old
red 81 4OGl 4j. Corn-Duil; shelled
GOA G4c on track ear G9Ca 70c. Petroleum
Quiet; crude 81 60 at Psrkers refined
l3c Philadelphia delivery.
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Religious Exci,ement In Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, November 7.-ReIigion
runs high here Rev. Lowrey, the new
pastor of the First Presbyterian church,
commenced srrvices to day and night, in
Library Hall, in the presence of large
audience. Rev Simpson also conducted
a meeting to large crowd at McCauley' s
theatre. There was also II Sunday school
mass meeting. All places Of worship
were well filled with anxious auditors. a
meeting for prayer in honor Of the success
of Moody and Sankev, is talked of.
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Murdcrcrs Sentenced.

ST. LOUIS, November G.-The Giobr-
Democrats special from Troy, Mo. say':
Henry Reicke, conviced Of murder and
Meredith Walters, convicted of murder
ing Miss Coioway Il young lady who
would not receive his attention, were
brought before the Court to-day and
sentenced by Judge Edwards to be hang
ed Friday. December ;
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NEW YORK, November G.-The case
of Joseph Loader, indicted tor perjury
in connection with the Beecher scandal
came up before Judge Morris, Losder's :
counsel made motion for an order that
committee be appointed togo to Mount
Clair, New Jersey and take the testimony
Of Joseph II. Richards and his wife.
After the argument the Judge took the
manners. reserving his decision.
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FOREIGN.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, November 6.-Ths Times TO-
day says: "Ths dealings in foreign and
colonial markets have been on 3 very
limited scale during the past week. Sugar
is depressed and the previous quotations,
the reduced stock in the
market, cannot be obtained. Refined
sugar barely sold at last week S prices
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CnaI ShipnentS.

PITTSBURGH, November t.-The run
of coal for lower ports, by the present
water, will aggregate about MS9oOoo
bushels, as follows: Cincinnati 325 barges
With 8,5OO,O 600 bushels; for Louisville, p
boats and 275 barges with 9,ooOooo
husbalS
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November 6.-Flour-De-
mand fair and market firm. Wheat
Active; No white Wabash 81 20; No.
white Michigan 81 2G; old do 81 40,
amber Michigan spot 81 IL; seller
November 81 ~. Corn-DuIl; high
mixed G0c no grade 5s!ci Oats
Firm; No spot S4c; seller Noydmber
Soc; white Ale; rejected 29c. -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, November 6-MoNEY-
Closed easy at 2@2t per cent on call.
Prime mercantile paper 6@7 per cent.
Customs receipts S224,0OO The Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clear
lngs So, 100000. Sterling dull at 479!
@4854.
GoLD-Opened and closed at ll5;, and
the two extremes OF the day were ll4I@
ll53, with the principal business At ll54
@ll5:. Rates paid for borrowing, /. per
cent per annum, and l.64 until Monday.
L an swere made fiat and per cent Tor
carrying.
GoyERNMRNTs-C Closed firm.
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Tx Pittsburgh Commercial now only
pisces HAgrEASYr's majority at IA, ly9.
This computation is based upon returns
.5,y. two thirds Of which are official,
N, res. being that papers own figures.
Probably when full official returns are
-e.e,yed these figures will be still further
reduced. So it seems that, outside of
corrupt Philadelphia, the State OF Penn
.ylvania, which gave him $4,000 major
~ before, this time went against MIN
bv a substantial majority. Ii the Rad'
can derive any comfort from that, why
lot them do It, that's all.
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rhs Misconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE, November 6-There
was furry of excitement here, on ac-
count of the repor: that Taylor, Demo.
crat, is elected Governor. The report
proved unfounded, but Ludingtor's ma
ioritv cannot be raised much from 500.
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ToPEKA, November 6.-The Common
.realth has returns from s6 representa-
tive districts, with TO hear from. ~
these - are Republican, . Democratic,
and IL RetOrmcrs.
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Libel Suit Against the London Times

LIVERPOOL, November 6.-Thc pro-
prietors of the London Tunes will be sued
for libel for denouncing the operations Of
the Cooperative Credit Bank as scan
dal and disgrace to the city, strongly
intimnting 1T swindIing the public.
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The Charleston C,iu.er has informa-
ton ths, the report Of General HUMPH-
RgYs. Chief OF the L. :. Engineer Corps,
recommends All appropriation of $1,000
UO0 by Congress for the Improvement OF
The Kanawha river, and that the report
las been approved by the Secretary o
Wsr. THIS favorable action is regarded
as conclusive, and the news will be re-
ceived with pleasure by all Interested in
the advancement Of the interest. OF the
State.
Commenting upon it the Courier says;
"Wea are also ablo to announce upon
N, best authority, that in addition to the
TWO locks already under contract II third
r.,.. and Two dams will soon be let 10
...,,r.,.t ,1 "a, 10 have the whole under
.,,. ,~.-.y spring. These lacts are
mi ,t .,.rulrngement, and III the pres
Am, .,,.,,-...,ed condition of our comInn-
,.,,v must have an encouraging and re-
yfying effect. The latter days have been
r-.,,[ dark for the kanawha Valley,
In, the future IS full Of promise. Sena-
~ D.,.. himself. a. We are gratIiei 10
r..,, ,.-. ....., u; ,.~ruulunued pro-
,,-,.-. . ... ....,..,,. ..rat. Fer A', faith
III. .-,.. g..mr,.aL that result, the
pe.,. a.. .-t- ..u @. grateful reinem'
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