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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-22
The Present "RuII" Movement In
stocks.
Now York Post,

@'N" avn uaNs
The present rise in stocks has been
most extraordinary. II has been wholly
on speculative buying, and was started
first by the "bulls" and was later carried
on by the purchases Of the "bears" to
cover speculative sales outstanding at the
lowest prices. The original "short inter.
est" has now been covered, and fully nine.
tenths OF all the professional spectators
are now "bulls."
The original "bulIs' originally bought
because OF tho prospective increase in
the tonnage OF the roads, which increase
has already begun no far as the roads are
concerned which take grain and other
freight from the western interior To the
water routes, and which will begin 80 far
IA the trunk lines are concerned next
November or December, when navigation
is closed for the winter.
Up 10 the present time the outside pub.
lic--Lhe class which owns stocks and
does not borrow on them-have been
sellers. and the result has been that the
amount OF floating stock IN the street
has been largely increased.
The problem which now remains to he
solved is whether il the stock market il
well sustained by the spectators this in.
vesIing class can be induced to come in
and buy back their stocks ut the advance,
and thereby make, for the spectators
who are conducting it, success Of the
bull movement
1t il an old saying that the public buy
when prices are mp, and sell when they
are down. II the next two or three
months verites this saying, then Wall
street will have made handsome "turn"
al the expense of the public. II not then
Wall street will find itself loaded with
more speculative stocks than it has car.
ricd at any time since the paper money
era, and dependent on the New York
banks and money market for aid to carry
the load. The movement in Western
Union Telegraph has been wholly excep.
Iional, this company not being subject TO
the legitimate influences which should
control the value Of railroad property. II
there is really TO be, rs il has been conf.
dentIy asserted to-day, u settlement Of
differences between the rival companies,
then this stock will be rule for whatever
il is worth for dividend purposes less the
risk Of another rupture at any time or
new OnpOsitinn
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

GAIT. o'NEAI, the ancient mariner, who
circumnuvigateS the globe six times a
week between here and SteubenVille, says
that as he is getting up little in years
he has to be little particular in his diet
nova days nS compared with former
times. Therefore he takes oat meal for
supper instead Of ham and eggs, and
pickles and strong coffee, Nv aioretime,
and what aStOnishes him il that 10 cents
worth Of oat meal really runs him two
weeks. Taking this expenditure ~ ba.
sis, and the crops AZ Iund 10 draw upon,
the Captain thinks ibsi slight reduction
in beer allowances will enable most men
to worry through these hard tunes in a
manner that would really be heaIthful to
their bodies il not to their souls.
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BUFFALO, August 2l.-A grand public
reception was rendered the delegates to
the Tricnnial COnvocation Of the Gcner.
el Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons
Of the United StNteS, at St. James Hall
this morning. Addresses Of welcome by
NJ. +. Judge was responded to by NJ. 4.
G. g. II. ?. Judge English, Of Arkansas.
Knights Templars and Chapter Masons,
about four hundred, formed an escort to
to tho General Grand Chapter, which
paradel the principal streets. At the
conclusion Of the exercises at the Hall,
the procession reformed and marched to
Masonic Hall, where the General Grand
Chapter entered upon the business Of the
Convention.
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LAwLESsNESS ~ KENTUCKY
u. y. Marshal BOInbnrIcd IOr II
whole Night.
l.HW.brcnkcrS Threaten Death 10
the q. n. Officers.

LorIsvIILE, August 2l.-Deputy U. s,
Mar'hal Webster reports having been At.
tackled by an escaped mounshinc prisoner
who, wit friends, fired twenty shots at
him and his posse; nlso that they bou,..
barded his house All entire night.
Deputies Penn and Adair were nlenaced
by a mob IN Adair county numbering
perhaps hundred or more. ln Hardin
county the moonshiners swear they will
kill the first U. $. Marshal who comes
near them.
Colonel Ctittenden, the now U. S. Mar.
slal Tor Kentucky, has been making Wig.
Oroud efforts TO break up these law.breNk.
CrS, mud in the last two month"; his
Deputies have arrested about one hundred
offenders.
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President Hayes on IIis Travels.

| ASSs1 w "aA = ANNVlNs
CRAwFoRnlI House., n. H., August L.
President Hayes and party LETT Fabyans
at 7:i5, and by special train passed
through the "NoIch." The morning was
clear and warm, and the observation from,
the cars gave fine view Of the noun.
tains. Upon reaching North Conway nt
MlO, carriages were obtained and the
kearsage House visited, where Il rcccp.
tion wRs held by the Executive and Cabi-
net. The greeting was the warmcst given
in New Hampshire. The spacious psrlor
was filled TO overlooking by guests Of the
hOuSe and citizens Of the town, anxiop4 10
grasp the haLd OF the President and his
accomplished wife. AtGlen Station Il few
moments were passed in handshaking, and
the cheers 0! the crowd as the train
moved away expressed more fully than
words the feeling they entertained.
At Bartlett number OF citizens were
congregated and passed along the car
shaking hands with the President and
Mrs, Hayes. Tho ride from this point
was much enjoyed by all. The train was
stopped at cOnviGnCnt point, allowing
fine view down the SlCO Valley.
ThONarty arrived at the Wiley House
at this place at 1850 for dinner; before
which short reception was held in the
parlor, the guests Of the house greeting
the officials aud welcoming them 10
the house.
A o'clock the cars were taken for
Plymouth.
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Inc Nv" telegraph lines nave GENE
together, an" once more v" are to zee Il
telegrAphlc monopoly. 10 he sure, Some-
thing ia said this morning about II ""nall
advance" in rates on'? being contemplate
ed, and ii i8Hl'oSeth"r likely w"wiIIonly
see n partial advance towards old l'gnteS'
We may resi- assured, however, that the
public will not be consulted when II is
necessary to make a point IN W"'IStreet
We have always alluded to the rivalry
OF the A. " !. az mere Jay donId rival.
ry, and as being without essential good
faith towards The public. The snme
crowd ate ready 10 get up another line
whenever II VIII pay 'N'm 10 TO So a
very decide" u''"c"''y' however IN lhelr
way VIII "e tue '"c' mat 'he A. " l. is
incorporated ASH were mo .he ta''roau
Eys'em' "' 'n' ha'''"'oFe " 'h'o anu
fenn'y'Vl"'a N"''o"u COMPANIES M"
ln"'mnc" a" the present PooI'"S arrange
ment II TO run twenty years, II l" mol
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CINCINNATI, August Cotton .pnlI
nj iu'rr. r,cur-Good demand at lower
rates; family s. 75a5 90. Whcat-UnSct.
tied; red 81 lOal 20. Com-Dull aud
dropping ut l7aiSc. Oats--StCady and firm,
rrat "la&lr. Eye-DCmand fair mud mar.
kCt firm at 57NiSc. Rarlcy-DuR and nom.
iuaI. rork-QuiCt ut $lS OO. l.ard-Cur.
rent make $ ljaS 70, steam held nj $SS2I,,
kettle 81 5pal0 co. Bulk MCatS-EiImcr al
81 81 ,aG COaG Gja6 S7iSa7 90. bacon
Steady and in fair demand at 5lSa5Asa7is
~ fsa7 'snSc. Ruttcr-StCaiy and unchang.
ed; lhnsCcd OLA shade lower at 6lN5HC.
WhiSky--$l 10.
HoGS--StcNdy and firm; common - 20
al 20, pNCking'A 50, butchers s. lOaj %.
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Grand lodge Of tho knights Of
l'ythinS.

lIAREIsnuRG, August 2I.--Thc lllh
annual session Of the Grand Lodge OF the
knights Of PythiaS OF Pennsylvania open.
cd i'll the House Of Representatives, A
report from the Committee on ResOlu.
tinns and Credentials was submitted, and
also long report from the Grand Chan.
crll0r, Tho usnal committees were ap.
pointed aud recess wNs taken.
Delegates aud prominent Democrats
are raWdIy arriving for tho State Con.
Vrnliun, and the hotels arc we'll filled.
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CuMnEnLAND, August 3l,-'rhe Canal
Board To day authorized that for the re
mainder Of the season tOIla and Wharfage
on coal, from Cumberland to Georgetown,
shall bO reduced to u cents per ton.
This reduction IL made IN the condition
that ralca of frei ght 10 lONtmen hc made
nt II uniform price per ton; 30 crnts 10
Georgetown aud ~ Ccnia TO Alexandria
aud that in event Of tho violation Of thia
understanding, the present rate Of tolls
will bC rC.eslnhliahcl.
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Quitting IsnIlrond I,ntcs.

IATrLE Rock, August 2l.-Thc differ
cnceS between tho st. Louis, Iron Noun
tain ~ Southern Railway aud the Memphis
" Little Rock road rcsultCd to-day in n
cut by the former road to all principal
points in Southern Tennessee, Kentucky
mud other SlatcN via. Columbus. The
Memphis road ont rates 10 nil points east
about two months ago.
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Sr. Louis, August 2l.-About one hun.
drrd and fifty representatives Of the Mer.
chants Exchange and Board Of Trade and
invited guests left for Keokuk at o'clock
to participate in the Celebration Of the
opening Of the canal around the lower
rapids the Mississippi river tomorrow.
The party left on tho steamer Golden
Eagle, which was furnished by CommO.
dOre Davidson, President Of the Kookul,
Northern Packet Co., for tho occasion.
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NASHVILLE. August 3l.--A Huntsville,
Alabama, special to the Nashville Amcri-
can says: VIM, j. McColley, an old resi-
dent Of Huntsville, wNs seriously stabbed
this evening by John Ford, his brother
in-law. They were having sctllcmcn,
of McColCyis wife's property in the
Probate Court, when McColIcy said that
Ford had told lie, and thercupon Ford
cut him three times. Ford is gone to the
country and has not yet been arrested.
Ills friends promised TO have him here
tonight for preliminary examination.
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CmcAGo, August 81 commissioner Of
Health DewoIf has issued al order re.
lniring that nil adults who have not
been successfully vncCinated within n
period Of ten years, and HIl children be.
tween the ages OF 10 and II, shall BE- vac.
cinated forthwith. The prevalence of
smallpox in certain of the most sQnalid
portions Of the city, and the determine
ton TO prevent its spread, nre the reasons
lor the order. The Commissioner says
that over forty cases have been reported
since June lat.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By 2'ELEG.G.APH.


NRw YoRX, August 2l.--MOSEY-Loau.
cd nj inj per cent tho greater part OF the
day, bat late in the afternoon the market
was heavier aud balAnccs were loaned ut
> per cent, closing At y sa% per cent. Prime
mercantile paper iisa7 per cent. Custom
receipts, $3t@,OOO. The Assistant Trcnsur.
or dishWrsCd $l90,OOO. Clcarings $1,000.
600. Produce exports Tor the week. $500.
900. Sterling weak; actual business, long
i.SliS, short i.SilS.
GoLp--Opcncd at los and closed at
1915, with sales IN the interim ut lOIl,.
borrowing rates were :, ~, |, 3 and per
ccut per aunuu Hnd l.Gl per cent per
diem. the weakness is attributed to The
low rates for sterling exchange, wiich are
now clNSc 10 the point when gold can he
imported At prodt
SUvKH-At London unchanged. Here,
silver hNrs arr 81 99As rrccnharks, 81 II 4,
gold. Silver coin lAn's per cent discount.
GONKESN ESNRSrS-WCal.
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The Scientific Congress uL Eha-
I:IIIIl.

FAIR POINT, August3l.-The Scientific
Congress opened this morning with II lee.
ture on Telescopes and the wonders they
tell by Rev. DR., +. y. Burr, author nt
"EcCe Coclam.' Afterwards Prot. Il.
Ogden Dormen lCcturcd on the spirits ol
air. A scientific conversation was held
in the pavilion, conducted by rroi, j.
Strong, ID. D., and this evening Prof. s.
A. Latteiner, of Rochester, delivered u
lecture on the MisCrOscope and it's uses.
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QheGntelli9snfer.


Capt. McLure returned from Pitls.
burgh at . o'clock last evening, after
having attended, yesterday noon, meet.
ing Of the Directors Of the T. W. d Ky.
nt the office OF the PennSylvania Compa.
ny. At this meeting the various bids for
putting the road in order, laying the ties
and iron, and getting everything ready
for the running Of the cars. were consid.
cred, and the contract for the work WIS
given 10 Messrs. Mackin ~ Co, Vi Pitts.
burgh, for S35,0SO which i. about Il
thousand dollars Iess than the estimate
and expectation oi the Directors aud Of
the Chief Engineer. Messrs. MaCkin & Co.
are highly responsible and experienced
parties and abnndantly able to perform
their undertaking. There were number
OF other bids, the avcraSe OF them being
S3l,73I. The contract Of the successful
parties will be drawn up and signed this
week, and next Monday work will COM
'nence. A large force will he put on the
road and operations pushed forward with
the utmost Vigor.
A contract for one half OF the lies was
let to Mr.. Miller, who lives 10 the
neighbOrhOol Of Wells Ferry, at 40 cents
apiece, and advertisements will he put
out Immediately soliciting further con-
tracts.
The contract with Messt1. Mackin 4 Co.
provides that work is TO lie commenced
within 10 daysfrom the signing Of the con.
tract, and is to be prosecuted in such
manner that tracklSying may be com.
menced at the junction with The T., c. x
St. l., Railway within 80 days from the
date OF the contract, and continued unim.
terrupiedlY at the rate OF three miles per
week, 20 that the entire work Of prepar.
ing the rOadbed for the track shall be
completed within ninety days from the
date of the contract. The contractor will
be held liable for all damages caused to
the tracklayers in consequence Of deIays
in the completion Of the roadbei.
No doubt i, entertained lha, III. car.
will be running on the p, W & Kv bv
the lat of December and i. ia M, i'm.
probable that We shall see them ruupir,,
by the lat of November The com,,,,y
will have their u,.sencrr sl,tior At IN.
upper end Of the Wharf md their fr.i,ht
d.no, nj the lower S,I Thev exnec, m
ruotwo lhrou,b trains mr d,v On tho
the evening train 4 Palma, sle.,er will
co ,br,u,h IN Nav York Ths tim, ~
pittsburgh will BIZ only two hours and
half instead Of four hours and 4 half ~.
now over ,he Clav,l,rl G p;,,.h,r. Til,
evening train will bs an, IN ,,L. nlI rn
E,stcrn travel from MT o,lv mi. c;,v In,
this entire vicinity asit will he fine "Sbor,
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Failed For " AMI OF support.

NEW IoHK, August 2l.-Thc Daily
Wi'ncS', Of this city, was published for
the last time this morning. ltwas start.
ed in July II by John DOugalI as daily
temperance and religions journal, as such
il has not been Il financial success. In
his farewell to hi4 readers the editor says:
We made the last effort to obtain help
yesterday morning and hoped for results
throughout the day that would show the
Lords will to 80 on Hs heretofore. There
was no response ut all aud that we think
was equally clear indication Of the
Lords will that We should not attempt to
continue losing business.
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\ Passenger Panic on u Nienm-
boat

MEMPHls, August 2l.-About $50 this
evening as the steamer Phil. Allen was
preparing to leave, her safety valve blew
Oh, and the rush Of steam and noise
caused stampede among the passengers,
many jumping overheard and others from
tho boiler deck to the lower deck. Miss
Ella In Paugh, correspondent OF the
New York Sun, was severely injured.
None OF the Olhers were hurt. Had the
boat been under way at the time the loss
Of life wouId have been fearful, ~ she
WA crowded with passengers.
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FntaI Experiment with IL Fire lis.
cunN.

Nw IoRK, August 2l.-S. T., Hard.
man, manufacturer Of Kenyon's fire ca.
cape, wns giving an exhibition Of hia up.
pArHlus at the AStor House today, and
ho fastened the instrument to hiA breast
an'l lowered himself out Of the third story
window, when the brass baud parted mud
llardman fell hcNdlOng 10 the ground,
being Instantly killed.
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Sr. l.oUIs, August "l.--ThC steamer
Mex. Mitchell, Of the Kcokuk Northern
Lin" Packet Company, struck ,nac,
Sunday evening, just below Oluawha, on
the Upper Misie.ippi river, OnI sunk in
10 feet Of wntCr. lti'not known whether
, he can lr raised,
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COLUMBUS, o., August 2l.-Thc harm Of
David +. Noe, four miles east of this city,
WA struck by lightning yesterday and
consumed, together with contents, con.
Sisting OF hay, oats, wheat and farming
Implements. L0S on grain, rtc, 5000;
insurance on building 500.
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MR BgS DAvENPoRT, Of the firm
Of list, Davenport & Parks, has
been ont in the Cumberland mining re-
giona, and reports businesS rcviving
"Iighuy in that locality but AtiIl quite
dull and depressed. Part Of The miners
are Otwork once more, their demand for
% cents having bsCn accedCd to. TliS
partial resumption Of operations has not
come bit too soon, rs many families were
literally in state Of starvation, and
'o'"c are yet IN the verge Of absolute
want.
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FIIsI: RECORD.
destruction OF NIiII prnnnrl..

MONTREAL, August 2l.-Jas. McDou-
gals large grain elevator and flour mills,
Ira Gould " Louis flour mills, and VIM.
NJ. Mooney Il Co.'s horse nail factory and
part ot their rolling mills were destroyed
by tire this morning. The mills all con-
tanned large quantities OF grain. The fire
broke out in the top oil the elevator, and
the engines did not have power enough to
throw the stream high enough to reach
the flames. The loss will be heavy.
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Reduction Of Capital NIOcE-A
Legacy From IhIe'ing OH

HARTFORD, Augnstgl.-Thc stockhold.
Crt Of the Farmers and Mechanics Ma
lional bank To-day voted to reduce its
capital from II 100000 to S773,5O This
reduction, together with the disappear
ancc Of II urpIus Of about $%OOOOO, rep.
rc-cnts the ION incurred by the Nct4 Of
officers Scnt To the State prison.
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mississippi Disabilities.

From Tho ChitagO TTiNunC.
ltis understood that one Of the Ques
tionS put to all applicants for life amur.
anrc in Missippi il "a folIows; "Arc you
ruptnred, subject 10 heart disease, Of al
aPoplectic habit, a Republican, or in any
other manner likely to die suddenly.
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The report contained in Vienna dis.
patch 10 the Times that kos.ulh in \
proclamation to the llungarians urges
Austria and Hungary TO come to nm I'm.
derstandinG with the Porte, as 10 the cN.
tent OF the concessions to Christians
which can be made without comprOmis.
ing the integrity Of the Turkish empire,
il a CanRrd.
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The Royal Commission to examine the
law and treatise relative TO extradltion il
composed as follows: Chief Justice Sir
Alexander Cockburn, Lords sellornc and
Blackbnrn, Sir Richard BagalIay, Sir
VIM. Brett, Sir John Rose, RnsstlI Cur
ney, Mccullough Torrens, Sir William
Vernon Harcourt and Sir James Fitz
James Stephens.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 2l.--Tie
Committees OF the Boards Of Directors,
Of the Pennsylvania railroad and OF the
Maritime Exchange had Il consultation
to-day, relative to IN adjustment Of the
losses incurred nj Pittsburgh during tue
strike,
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WArrwowN, August 81 The Sunday
School Parliament opened this afternoon
Mt No. 1000 Island Park, VOLS Island,
with M International welcome meeting.
AddrcssCN wcr" delivered Ivy Rev. W. i.
GroftS, Of Chicago, conductor Of the Par
lament aud others.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, August 2l.- As President
McMahon was leaving Cherbours on Sun.
day evening n Republican demonstration
occurred. lie was greeted with shouts Of
Vive La RePublique, Nive ThiCrs, and
the singing of the Marsellaise.
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Ff0m the N, Y. Herald
The iallAcy Of tho expression which is
10 often heard, that no one ia making my
money, Ia shown by the increase in ll,C
number Of depoSitorA in savings banks
for the IAStsix months and by the amount
Of the ctlcpOsitH.
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NHw YORK, August a. business mod.
crate withNackaGo houses, and the jobbing
trade fairly active. CottOns in steady dc.
mnnd at unchanged prices. Prints fairly
urtivr, aud dress Ginehnws, dress goods
aud felt skirts continue in good demand.
Mems wear woolcns, nannCIs and blankets
IN lAlr rrnnrhi.
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Weather indications.

WAR DKFAKTMNNf,
OpyiCR OV TlIk CMlKP SIINAL OpPlCGR,
WASHiSGIoE, b. T., AusdSt 22-l 4. u.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Lakes, south winds, warmer
cloudy and rainy weather, with falling
barometer, possibly followed in the wes-
tern portions by cooler north and west
winds and clearing weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
SouIh winds and rain, vccr to cooler north
winds, with rising barometer AMI clear
ing weather.
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MG. NJ. l.. Hill, Of the Short Creek
region in this county, informs us that
what is known @ hog cholera is prevail.
ing 10 Some extent in that vicinity. lie,
himself, has lost % hogs, and a neighbor
hNA Lost 4.
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Fr WAYNE, August 2O.-The Pitts.
burgh 4 Fl. Wayne shops, employing 800
men, to-day resumed ten hours work per
day. They have been running eight hours
per day for The last three years.
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The Priest Must NOT HIcIsdlC
with Elections.

MONTREAL, August "l.--Thc rapal del.
egate has given instructions that in the
future priests must no. Interfere with
their people in voting at clcciions.
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| LATER. I

The damage by fire here this morning
was not 80 extensive ~ was first supposed.
II is now believed that 100000 will
cover il.
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CHARLEY ALLES, Of sleubenyllle,
Democratic candidate Tor the Ohio TNpia.
latnro, has, we ace, been getting in hi.
work at the Cndix camp meeting