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The state Of Teyns, county Of Dnllns, IN
County Courl, November term A. u, 1870.
Wednesday, December sh, 1870,
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UNDER the new Constitution the
County Treasurer and the Surveyor
hold over The Legislature is to pro-
vide for the election of these officers.
Il Clarksville Times.
You are mistaken. Both the officers
will be elected at the annual election
in January, MS will be seen by the
proclamation of the Governor.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-StrOng, especially for
NnPthwcstoFn consolidated.

Northwestern consolidated.
SToCEs-OpCned strong and advanced IA
per cent, the later for Rock Island, At the
close the market was firm at slight re-
action from the highest point OF the day.
An advance schedule OF passenger rates
has been agreed upon by the agents of the
Erie, New York Central, Pennsylvania and
BaltimOre& 4 Ohio Railroads to go into effect
on Monday next, The schedule Of fares is
on the basis of $50 to Chicago, $25 to St,
Louis and $3.50 to Omaha, There is rumors
Of trouble with prominent house in the
Cuba trade to-day. The transactions at the
Stock Exchange to-day were 1900 shares,
Of which 1000 were Pacific Mail, 5000
Western Union, 800 Northwestern COM
mon and $500 preferred, G,2OO Rock Island,
$500 st. Paul common and 600 preferred,
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SIX years ago, says the Cincinnati Ga
,st,e a painter named Guibord, Roman
Catholic, was denied burial in consecraIed
ground at Montreal, because he belonged
to literary society Of which the Bishop
did not approve The friends Of the dc.
ceased rebelCd against this decision, and
the case finally reached the Privy Conn-
I'll Of Great Britain, which has just rem
dered ils decision. 1t is u strong one,
though slow in being announced. The
authorities oi the Church OF NOtre Dame
are ordered, on tender Of the usual fees,
to bury the remains in that part Of the
cemetery used by Catholics, and pay the
cost. Of the suit in the various Canadian
courts through which ii passed, and also
Of the appeal. This last process alone
involved an expenditure Of over $4,000,
so that the Bishops constituents will
have to spend largely to pay for his OBJ.
dinacy. The Council Is obviously np'
prchcnsive that its order may he neglect
ed by the church people, and conSe'
qucnLly directs the attention Of the Gov'
crnOr General aud other civil officials tC
ils decision.
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Deat. OF Rear admiral Collins.

WASHINGTON, August 2O.-A telegram
received at the Navy Department this
morning from Capt Simpson, command
ing the United States steamer Omaha, aa-
ted Panama, August 10, announces the
death Of Rear Admiral Napoleon Collins,
commanding the South Pacific ileet, which
occurred at Calao on the 9th inst. lie
died Of erysipelas after IN illness Of three
days, and was buried with military hon
ors in the ProtC'ta cemetery nj Belle
Usta, near Calao.
Rear Admiral Reed Wer,len has been
ordered to command the South Pacific
Station in the place OF Rear Admiral
Collins, and until his arrival there the
command will devOlve on Capt. Simp'on.
The death Of Rear Admiral Collins pro-
NOTES Commodore Stephen D, Frenchard,
but does not effect any officer below that
grade "a there has been an excess OF ono
In the list OF CommOdores for some months
past on account OF the reinstatement Of
Commodore johnson Beaumont by Con
gress last session. The law allows buI
twenty-five officers OF the grade Of Com
mOdOre.
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WHAT SAyAGEs THINK oP TwINs.-In
Africa, according to DR.. Robert Brown
("RacCs Of Mankind7), the birth Of twins
is commonly regarded as an evil omen.
No one, except the twins themselves and
their nearest relatives, is allowed to enter
the hut in which they first saw light. The
children arenot allowed to play with other
children, and even the utensils OF the hut
are not permitted to he used by any one
else. The mother is not allowed to talk to
any one not belonging to her own family.
II the childrenbOth live till the end OF the
sixth year, it is supposed that Nature has
accommodated herself to their existence,
and they are thenceforth admitted to as
sOciation with their fellows. Nor Is this
abomination Of twin births restricted to
Africa, In the island Of Bali, near Java, a
woman who is so unfortunate as to bear
twins is Obliged, along with her husband,
to live for a month at the Sea-shOre or
among the tombs, until she is purified.
The KhasiaS Of HindOstan consider that
to have twins assimilates the mother to
the lower animals, and one Of them Is
frequently put to death. An exactly
similar beliei,prevails among some OF the
native tribes OF Vancouver Island.
Among the Amos, one Of the twins is al
ways killed, and in Arebo, in Guinea,
both the twins and the mother are put to
,leath.-FrOm Popular Science Monthly
for tSpDie,n6er.
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SOME ten years ago well was bored
near Beaver Falls, Pa, for saltwater, and
for time salt was manufactured from
The brine obtained but II was finally con
clnded to sink the well several hundred
feet dcepCr,in doing which gas was struck
which threw the drilling tools into the
air. The well was then abandoned, and
gaa has been flowing ever since. In May
last three gentlemen sunk the well to a
depth Of 100 feet and found gas In great
quantity, which they intend to bring to
such of the factories in Beaver Falls as
desire to Use 1t. A pipe was laid to The
file factory on the 4th inst, and the gas
introduced into the furnace, where il
proved successful beyond expectation for
tempering. II Ia the intention to ,isc II
for all heating purposes in this factory
II required Sixty.fve thousand feet OI
pipe from the well to the factory, At a
cost Of about twenty-five hundred dollars
They claim to have nihety.pounds pres
sure to the square inch. The gas can bt
furnished much cheaper than coal, and II
is said to he far superior Tor tempering
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
TuE uEazEaOvlNIA INsuRREcrloN,

THE HERZEGOVINA INsuRRECTlOS.
C0EsTANTINoPLR, August 20.-Later
intelligence from the insurrection in
Herzegovina, is satisfactory. The Gov
ernment OF the Province announces that
there is less excitement among the peO-
pie than there has been for some days,
and anticipates q prompt paCitlcation'
The Russian, Austrian and German Em-
bassadOrs had prOtraCted conference
with the Grand Vizier yesterday. II is
understood they advised the suspension
Of the hostilites, with the view to afford
an opportunity for ascertaining the
grievances Of the Insurgents. Turkey de-
Clined to accede to this proposition. The
Russian Ambassador had an interview
with the Sultan, and afterwards with the
Grand Vizier. The foreign Ambassadors
and Ministers will meet the Russian En-
bassy Saturday.
RAGosA, August 2O.-DervisCh Pacha,
with five battallions OF regulars and three
regiments Of infantry, is advancing for
the purpose Of dislOdging the Insurgents
grOm their positions between Mostar and
Kick.
CoNsTANTTNoPLE, August 2O.-lt is Of
Iicially stated that the news published in
foreign journals in regard TO the fierze-
gOvinian insurrcCliOn is much exaggerat-
ed; the Turkish government will soon
have eighteen thousand men concentrat.
ed in IIeracgoviniui it has been waiting
until able 10 concentrate sufficient force
to crush the instructive with the least
possible efIusion of blood. Dervish
Pacha has now been ordered to take of
fensivc steps. Powers entirely friendly
have requested facilities TO communicate
with the insurgents, for the purpose Of
counseling submission to the Ottoman
government, and informing them that
they have nothing to hope for from the
intervention of foreign powers.
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Arrest Of a First. Glass SWintller.

BUFFALO, N. Y, August 2O.--The de-
tectiyes have taken into custody John NJ.
JOHNSON, q tirst-class swindler, hailiHg
from New York. He came here three
weeks ago and rented store and started
in business under the name Of Albert II,
Carpenter Il Co., and made some pre-
tension of keeping fancy groceries
and ordering from firms in different
cities large quantities Of goods on
credit, intended to dispose Of them
and decamp with the proceeds. lie
has operated in n similar manner
successfully in Terre Haute, Ind, under
the firm name OF Wallace, jenkins \ Co.,
the same in St. Paul, Mimi, as Josiah II
Saunders, and the same in Boston as Wal
lace B. Reynolds & Co, He has credit
ors in Portland, Me-, Baltimore, Cincin-
natl and other cities.
The Mississippi Editorial excursion
lists arrived in this city this evening
They will remain over night and leave to-
morrow for Louisville and the Mammoth
Cave,
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River News.

The river was stationary last evening,
with feet 10 inches In the channel.
The Express got In from Parkersburg
nt 10 o'clock Thursday night, and leftnp-
on her return trip on time yesterday
morning.
SThe Hudson arrived at 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon from Cincinnati. She
will depart this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Tempest arrived from New Mar
tinsville last evening, and will return TO-
day.
The tow.boat Harrison passed down
light at 4 o'clock In the afternoon.
The RagOn will leave Tor ParkerSbnrg
this morning ut II o'clock.
The lTornbroOk will arrive from Pitts.
burgh this morning, and return with the
barge Harry loaded with freight.
The steamer Express will make three
trips to MOundsville tomorrow. We
gave the time Of departing and returning
In Yesterdays issue.
There are 15G steamers Of all kinds
registered at Pittsburgh, Of a tonnage OF
SAC, ,OiO tons, including bargcs. The ton
mage coming from her barges, licenses
have been issued at Pittsburgh during
The yenr to $50 masters, Of which 2OS
were pilots; 12l pilots were granted Ii.
censes, and 100 mates; 203 iirst.class and
SO secOnd.Class licenses we're granted to
engineers.
[By Telsgraphl
PtTsBuRGH, August 2O.-ltiver 3 feet
10 inches and rising; weather clear. De-
parted--Gtanite State, Portsmouth.
CAtRo, August 20. = Arriyed-Allce
Brown, 81. Louis; jas. D. Parker, Mem.
phis. Depatted-Batesville ST. Louis;
Alice Brown, 81. Louis; Jas. d. Parker,
Cincinnati; Ajax, Ohio river River 30
feet inches at noon and falling.
EVANSVILLE, August 20.-Weather
clear; mercury O20 to so. River 1870
feet and falling fast. DOwn-Big Sum
flower, Nail City and tow, Fawn, Taras.
con and Dick johnson. Up-Robin and
tow, Idlewild, John L. RhoadS, 7. W.
Means and tow, and Geo. Roberts. Bust
ness light.
CAIRO, August gO.--Arrived-sL Gen.
evieye, 81. Louis. Departed-St Gen:
evieve, Vicksbnrg. River 35 feet, and
fallen . feet I inches in last six hours.
Weather clear aud pleasant. -.
NASHVILLE, August 20.-River falling
with 0 feet 3 inches on the shoals.
Weather clear and pleasant. Arrived
Eldyville, Cairo.
MEMp1ils, August 90 -ltiver lallen q
inches now stands 80 feet 8 inches.
Weather clear. Mercury So. Arrived
Ruth, White river; Legal Tender, Ar
kansas river; Grand Tower, 81. Louis.
Deparled-Capital City, 81. Louis; 4. j.
| White, VickSburg; Jno. D. Mandc, New
Orleans; Shannon, Cincinnati: Bee and
barges, 81. Lonis; the two latter last
night.
Sr. Louis, August 20-Artived-lIelle
Of 81. Louis, Cambridge; Northwestern
Keokuk; Belle Memphis, Memphis. De.
patted-Belle Memphis, Memphis; North.
western, KeOkuk; DUNCAN, Jefferson City
river stationary at "a feet; weather cleai
and pleasant
CtsctNSArt, August 2O.--Riyer 10 feel
. inches and falling; weather clear. De
pnrted-Andes, Wheeling; Rosa Miller
Arkansas river.
Louisville, August 2O.-WeNther cool
and clear. Seven feet iuches in thI
canal and 8 feet inches on the falls
Attived-Wild Duck and tow, ST. Louis
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 2O.-Flour-Quict and
unchanged. Wheat-Lower; No. | spring
Chicago 81 28al 30 No. 2, sales at 81 lOH
al II spot or seller August; 81 l6N seller
September; 81 141Ia1 15H seller October.
No. 8, 81 O0al O01I; rejected 81 GOAL Ol.
Corn-Quiet and firm; No. Q, Gj2aG6c; spot
or August O634c; closed at 661lc bid seller
September G6XaO7c seller October rc'
jected Oja6ic. Oats-Dull; No. 2, 3Sa3yc
spot; 3sc seller August; S5a3jIGc seller
September ind October; rejected 33c. bar.
ley-ActivC at 81 0OIGal OOA seller Sep.
tember; 81 O2I< seller October. Rye-Dull
ut 78c seller September. POrk-Dull and
nominal Nt 500 so spot or August 500 ~
seller September; $50 70 seller October.
Iard-Dull and nominal al 1870. Bacon
Dull hut unchanged. Whisky-Demand
fair and market firm at 81 19N.
On call Board, Wheat II shade lower at
81 159E September. Corn unchanged. Oats
steady and shade higher at SSsla3SNC
August; 3j9Ga35JGC September. Pork I'M
changed. Lard quiet at l9al2lGc septem'
her
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SOME burglars in New York broke in
to the Laight street bonded warehouse on
Sunday evening, and would have stolen
a great many thousand dollars worth of
goods, but for the fact that some cases of
champagne and brandy were fortunately
in bond there, and these the bnrslots
opened and sampled" until they got care
less and light.hcaded, and so loitered till
they were seen and pursued just befote
daylight, having gotsl6OOO worth otsilk
nearly ready to take of. This incident
suggests new method Of protection
against burglars, namely, toptovide them
with a champagne supper over which
they may fatally daily, like HnnnibaIs
army at Capua. More lilies, says The
proverb, arc caught with honey than with
vinegar; and the peace society, which Is
opposed to shooting butglats, would we
are sure, heartily commend providing
them with supper.
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ABriIIiant banquet.

SOUTHAMPTON, August 20.-The ban
quet tonight rendered the American ma
val officers was n brilliant affair, Among
the guests were the American Consul and
large number Of leading merchants.
'I'oasts to Queen Victoria and President
Grant were drank with enthusiasm, The
speeches were very brief. Admiral WOr-
den responding to toast to the American
Navy gave expression to his appreciation
Of the kind feeling which is everywhere
entertained by the people of England TO-
wards the United States, and In the name
Of his government and his country reClp'
rocated the expressions ofthis good feel
ING.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 2O.-Pctroleum-
Steady at lla1l ISc for refined and SssaSAC
for crude. Seeds-TimOtliy So 20a3 25j ilax
seed 81 20; clover seed lac for prime ives
tern. Flour-Quiet but firm; extras 50 25a
8 IS; spring wheat family 50 25a7 50 win
ter do 50 25a7 20; high grades 81 60aS 60
Wheat-Firm with fair demand; old red
81 44ai As; new do 81 3Gi old amber 81 4Sa
/ 65. Rye-92NC for new. COrn--Smal!
offerings; yellow S3c; mixed S0aS2c; heated
70aSSC. 0ats-UnChRngeI; white 7Oa72c
mixed G9c; new 47a5Oc. Butter-Steadyi
New York and Bradford county extras SOa
see; lrsts 2Sa30c; western extras 2Oa2SC
firsts 22a24c; rolls extras 2ia26ci do firsti
2Oa23c. Cheese-Quiet; western fine lOn
lOKc. Eggs-Firm; western fresh 2OA2lc
Whisky-Sl "a.
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.ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
InnurrectiOn News.

AUGUSTA, GA, August 9O.-All quiet,
but arrests still continue. Morris and
Harris, the ring leaders in the cOntcm-
plated insurreCtiOn are, still at large. 1t
Is believed that there will be no further
trouble. The negroes here have disper-
scd and are returning to their homes.
AUGUSTA, Ga, August 2O.-A dispatch
from Sandersviilc, Washington county,
reports the arrest Of Gambia Harris, one
Of the leaders Of the plot, He has made
u confession, duplicating Prince Rivers,
Major General OF the South Carolina
militia. Rivers emphatically denies the
charge. There aro.70 negroes in jail at t
SandersvillC. Gov Smith is expected
there tonight.
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RUSSIA.


BRussEIs, August 2O.-Le Nord, n Rus
sian organ, discussing the Turkish insur-
rection says; Russia, Germany and Aus
tria are In accord on the point that the
Eastern question shall not be raised, the
peace has been temporarily disturbed
but the general peace is secure beyond
an attack. France and Italy will doubt
less be invited to join Athese three pow.
Crs. Turkey must recognize the need OI
ending the intolerAble regime, and Of pro-
ceeding seriously with the reform which
has heretofore been mere pretencc.
A despatch from Vienna reports that
the Insurgents have been forced to raise
the siege Of Trebigrne and some have
been driven nnarmed across the frontier
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pn. M,RrrS, President Of the West
Virginia University, and three Of the
Professors have been given leave OF
absence by the Board Of Regents, who ad-
ycrti.c in the New York Herald demo.
cratlcD, Cincinnati Commercial (nothing)r
Louisville Cowicr.Jownal tdemOcratic)i
Baltimore Gazette ldemoCratic), and Rich
mond Dispatch (lemocratiC), for new Pro-
iewors to I'll the vacancies. 1t Is inti'
mated that 1t is the intention Of the Board
to make the University astrictly "south'
ern Institution"
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FIRE RECORD.

CLEVELAND, August 2O.-A fire broke
out in the fourth story Of Beckman's
block on Superior street hill tonight at
0 o'clock. The fire burned through the
floor and fell into n room occupied by
August Zeedler, a tailor, setting fire to
tho bed clothes OF u bed in which three
children were sleeping. One OF them,
n little girl year and half old, was
badly burned and died soon after being
removed from the room. Two twin boys
were badly burned, but will recover. The
damage to property isSlight. The origin
Of the fire Is unknown. The parents ol
the children burned were away at the
time Of the fire.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 20. - Wool -
Little more inquiry for Gne neCCesj medi.
i'm tlCeCcS and combing wool continue III
demand. The tone Of the market Is un-
changed. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above 4Ga50ci X 40a4Sc;
medium 4Oa6lC; coarse 43a46c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine 43a4jCi
medium l9a6OC; coarse 43A45c; comblng
washed $50; c6mbing unwNshed 42NC; fine
tlnwnshed SOC; coarse and medium unwash.
cd S5a37c; tub washed 50aGOc; extra and
merino pulled 40a42c; No. and supcrhnc
nullph 98niOC,
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SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 2O.-Thc Mayors
Of all the Hampshire bOroughs aud the
heads of all public departments in South
amplon have been invited TO banquet to
be given by the corporation to the officers
Of the Squadron on Tuesday next.
LONDON, August 2l-OA.M.-The Times
publishes special from Berlin saying
that the Khokard rebels had attacked the
Russian body guard. II is expected that
the Russian government will order the
military occupation Of KhOkard.
A Daily Ne,rS special from Vienna says
that the Russian General Kaufman is or:
ganizing an expedition against Klokartl
ior the attacks upon the Russian SoIdiery.
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Cases Appealed 10 the Supreme
Court.

WAsnlNuroN, August 2O.--,rhe Gov
efnment has appealed to the Supreme
Court from the decision Of the Court Of
Claims, which awarded $iS0,000 in gold
to the State National Bank Of Boston, and
has also appealed from the decisions OF
The Court Ol Claims In the seventeen cot.
ton awards involving $30O,OOO or $40O,.
600. The title to the lfot Springs property
having been decided to be In the United
States, the claimants have appealed TO
the Sunrcme Court.
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on downstairs, the chair after her, turn.
ing over and over, and kicking Mrs. Nc
Singer every bump, until they both land
ed in the hall below, where the chair
broke all to atoms. This ended the fight.
II wives will learn from this sad story
not to leave rocking-chairs standing
around the middle of the room for their
poor hunbands to fall over, We shall not
have written in vain.
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CINCINNATI, August 2O.-Cotton-Quie
at l4Nc. Flour and Wheat Quiet and
unchanged. Corn-Active at 74a7sc. Oats
Firm 1T GOn70c. Rye-Quiet at s6aO0c.
pork-Dull and nominal at $2i 30. Bulk
Meats-Dhll and unchanged. Bacon -AC'
tive at S;SAsNail9lal2ci small cash lots
held NaAc higher. Latil-Firm Mt OAG
i2c. WhskyZFlrm at 81 10.
ItoGs Easier; stOckers so 00N7 26i COM
mon TO good light 81 75aS 90; good butcII'
ers g. OinS 25.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

DIED LAST NIGHT.--Wo regret to an
nouncc that Mr.. Matthew Carpenter who
was badly hurt by the accident on the
baltimore Il Ohio Railroad on Thursday
last, died at his residence on Water street,
near ButtCrGCId's brewery, last night
fifteen minutes after 0 o'clock. Mr.. Cur.
penter was engineer Of the train which
met with tho accident causing the death
Of Chris. Hufner, the fireman, He leaves
a wife and two children.
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TlIe Dnnrer Past.

MEMPHIS, August 2O.-The rapid de-
cline in the river has dispelletl all the
fears Of further damage to the crOpa, but
40 great Ia the diversity Of opinion in re-
gard to The damage done to the cotton
crop in this district that 1t is impossible
to estimate IL the amount varies from
10000 to 10000 bales, but there Is no pre-.
cedcnt by which The effect Of 1.-THE overflow
Un cotton at this season Of the year can be
appropriated. The number OF acres 0i
corn ruined by the flood is largely In ex.
cess Of the cotton.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August 2O.-The lie Temps says
II has received information conhrmatory
Of the lie Mords article to the effect that
Russia, acting in conjunction with Ger
many and Austria, intends making an ap.
peal to the powers Of Europe in favor Of
settling the Herzcgovinian difficulty by
an understanding among all the countries
interested, thus ayerting all danger of a
European war.
plondiiquc says all powers have agreed
In urging Sefyia and Montenegro to re.
main neutral In the present conflict.
This advice will he backed by force II
Il Is necessary.
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BASEBALL To-DAY.-A game OF base
ball between the Neshannock club, Of
New Castle, Pa, and the Standard club,
Of this city, will take place on the Fair
Grounds this afternoon. II will be re-
menlbered that these clubs crossed bats
once before, when the Standard club was
defeated. The game will therefor be an
interesting one,
The compositors Of the Register and
Standard will also take q hand In the ma
tional game on the Island to-day.