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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-12
EpiscopaI General Convention.

BosToN, October ll.-In the Episcopal
General Convention to day Rey. DIR.
Harrington, OF New York, offered reso-
luton that the Committee on Constitu-
tlonal Amendments consider and report
as soon us possible whether any alLera-
ton 10 the Constitution has been adopted
which has not received the concurrent
vote of the clerical deputstion and lay
deputstion in majority of the dioceses
winch have adopted the Constitution.
Dr. Harrington said in Offering the reso-
luton that although majority OF the
lay deputations had voted in favor OF the
amendment passed on Wednesday those
deputatlons did not represent majority
of the dioceses which had adopted the
Constitution. The resolution was adopted
by a vcse of LOG to 70.
Hamilton Fish presented report from
the Committee on Amendments TO the
Constitution, to which WAS referred the
memorial and resolutions from the dio
cese of Wisconsin, relating TO change the
name of the church. The report stated
that the appointment OF commission
was inexpedlent.
The discussion OF tne creation OF new
diocese in Illinois, with It's bishop AT
Quincy, then begun. The arguments in
favor OF the change were that the bishops
had too much now to do, and that the
diocese WAS too large to be under the
Episcopal supervision ol one bishop
The argument against it was mainly that
1t would increase the expense.
The Archbishop of Fredericton was
introduced when the House OF Bishops
and the House OF Deputies met IN q
social manner at the Brunswick Hote.
In the afternoon session, after long
discussion, the resolution sanctioning the
election o; two new dioceses in Illinois,
to be known rs the diocese of Quincy
and Springfield, was adopted.
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Fires.

VICKsBURG, October IA fire At
Edwards depot, Mississp ppi, this morn
ing, burned the business houses Of
). ID. Currie Il Co.. l.. Ssmmerman, J. +.
jenkins, j. w. Womsc IL Co, q. Is.
Brumby, G. + Msckey, 5. IL. Mackey,
j. e. Roux, 4. j. Millett, Albert Cobb,
l.. A. Moss, K. q. Hslbert, j. NJ. Hale,
>. p Cregsrs, the railroad depot and n
small amount of freight and several ne
gro shsnties. The railroad track was
destroyed for short distance, but travel
was not interrupted. Only a partial in
sursnce On Currie u Co., l.. Zimmerman
and l.. A. Moss.
SAN FRAECIsCo, October ll.-Aimost
the entire business portion OF the village
OF Vocanville Sslons county, together
with q number of residences was burnt
this morning. The losses aggregate up
wards OF 100000; insurance upwards OF
$4,000. Incendisry.
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" ashington Items.

WASHINGTON, October ll.-Tbe iol-
lowing call has been issued: A caucus of
Democratic oers elect 10 the Forty
fifth Congress, will be held according 10
custom IN the hall of the House OF Repre-
sentailves, Saturday evening, October
18th, ~ p. NJ, 10 nominate Tor Speaker
snd other officers OF the House, and trans
set such further business ~ msv be nece,
ssry.
signed HESTER CLYMER.
chm Nat. Congressional Com
The Commissioner Of Indian Affair.
hiss sdvices from the Rad Cloud agency
saying that the Sioux since the return
of their chiefs from Washington, express
their willingness 20 10 the Missouri river
The Presidents message ~ the extra
session Of Congress will merely csll 81
tenuon to the deficiencies in spproprls-
tlons, snd ask Tor necessary legislation
Secretary OF Stste Evsrts made au NJ.
gunent tor the defense IN the Supreme
Court to-day II the cSse OF +. a. Hatch
ys. Thos. b. Coddert.
In rearrsnging the dies Of records.
owing 10 the recent IRE aud floods, n let
ter WAS found, dated Springfield, Ills.
June ~, lS49, from A. Lincoln. Ad
dressed 10 the Secretary q; tho lntNrlor.
requesting the Secretary 10 transmit hum
the papers on de recommending him
Lincoinl tor Commissioner Of tho Gen.
crsl LSnd Oiice Another letter VA
found irum Mr. Lincoln, addrc SCI 10
John Addison, E,q, dated Springfield,
lis September ., 1850 asking that ,amr
papers al the Department OF the Interior
recommending h1m Tor Commissioner
OF the General Land Olico be with
Cravn.
John &. Thompson, Sergeant Arms
of the last House OF Representative ~.
rived here tonight aud wSs escorted Go
n hotel By ms political friends o. the Dis
trict and serenstcd Speeches w'r"
made 10 the enthusiastic crowd by hun
ana Congressmen Sayicr, iiurd. Rec,
Banning aud Blackburn.
Gen. Mcmillan. OF Louisiana, rRs been
appointed pension srent tor the couso,-
dated agencies OF the Southwest with
headquarters at New Orleans. lie sur.
ceods lsabui lcoloredl, who.o bond was
defective
The Centrsl Pacific Railroad u bei"ro
the Uni al States Supreme Court SgNn-,
tha United States to recover irrghtAEr
on government property. 1t Is contend
Ell by the railroad compsny that under
their decision IN the Union Pacific Raj
road vs.. the United States those coui-
panics are not required TO pay interest
which has been paid hy the government
on It's bonds before the maturity at Tho
principal OF the bonds and hence the gov
ornmcr, mas no pr3olt claim against
them which can be- the subject Of onsot
against their claim for irclglt
Ga the part OF the gogornmrut IT'S 10.
sisted that It would be- ~ deroga'',n %.
the rieh; and powers Of sovereign o.
have that freight, which It's noccssitl"s ur
public convenience require, 10 have II
promptly Transported Snd dc,lyorri
retained until lrclghtage Is PAID.
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NEW YORK is in trlouIsuon because,
when corporations and institutions and
estates are found to be managed dishon-
estly, it is found also that there is just
about as much risk in appointing re,
-eeiver as to leave them where they are.
One receiver is appointed, and he is dis.
covered plundering; another is tried
with no better success. One large life
insurance company is now in the
hands of its third receiver, and it is not
yet half settled. Yet tbeoIogisns rcilt in
sist that the world is growing better
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Railroad latter.

Ezw YoEK, October IN. H.cksoB,
genera manager Of the Grand Trunk
railroad. hss EFF for home to-day, hs
arrangement With ,ha New YORK Cen
tTsI hsylng fallen through. Vanderbilt
.ey, the trouble hs' grown out Of the
efforts o! the GrsnG IruEd road 70 pre-
vide Tor he spportio1ment Of live stock
tom Chicago BY the car load Instead Of
nv tba ton. Among railroad men car
Lad s undersiood 10 oonsist OF ten tons,
nu, the Grand Trunk has demanded the
prIyilege OF being aloweo 70 carry thir-
Teen tons IN each car, while the oIher
r.ilro.ds were 70 carry only the usual
amount.
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RidnnIIIicii DisiiIIerr.

WASHINGTON, October ll.-COilector
Mott Of the Sixth North Csrolins dis
trici sends TO the Commissioner OF In
ternsl Revenue 3 report OF RAID IN
Burke county with five revenue officers
They seized IN the South mountains three
stills, sixth barrels of whisky and two
barrels OF brandy, and captured n. and
A. iorke. The property and prisoners
were taken 10 Morgsntown. While the
officers were descending the mountains
with the booty they were constantly as
sailed by party armed with rifles and
all but one were wounded, Deputy Col
lector Gillespie seriously. The same
officers, about Two weeks before, were
shot at by concealed persons.
Deputy Collector Hughes telegrsphs
from UoIumbis, Tennessee, that Thomas
}. Williams, who acted as guide for
him on recent raid against the dlstlllers
IN Lawrence county, WAS taken from his
house on Monday by disguised men and
murdered.
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The Capture OF Joseph.

CHICAGO, October ll.-GenersI Sheri-
dan having received from Adjutsnt-
General Townsend dispatches congratu-
lstory to himself, General Terry and
Colonel Miles over the result OF the In
dian war, telegrsphed the same to all the
officers ia the command, adding that ne
considers the capture OF Joseph exceed
ingly important. especially in its infu-
euce on the Oregon Ind ans. He also
adds his own commendstions on the con-
duct of the officers and men.
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Evangelical Educational Society.

BcsToE, October 1.-The eleventh
annual business meeting OF the Evangei-
zeal Educational Society ct the Protestant
Episcopal Church was held to day. The
report OF the Board of Managers stated
that the casa on hand last year was $2S6;
receipts for the past year, SlS347; total,
SlS,633; expenditures, Sl5567; balance,
$l,O67. Notwithstanding the financial
de preston, the receipts last year, not in
cluding legacies, were nearly $1,000
greater than the year before. At the
commencement of last year, there were
fJrty-three young on the roll OF the So
clety receiving aid in pursuing their the
illogical studies. Sixteen names have
been added during the year and twenty
five have entered the ministry, leaving
ut present on the rolls thlrty-tour. The
Board of Managers were reelected.
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ohio and Missis-lppiiRaiIroad.

CIsCIYHATI, Oct. l.-At n meeting
of the board OF the OAlO and Mississippi
railroad company, held to-day In Gin
cinnstl. Hon. K. NJ. Bishop, Governor
elect of ONO, and Gen. Kenner Grsrd
OF Cincinnati, were elected % MI thr
vacancies caused by the resignation o'
Sir A. T. Gait and Danuel Torrance. A.
n subsequent meeting o! the stockholm,
convened according 70 law, VIM
Whitenright, jr- w. w. Scarborough,
Adrian | elm and Thco. NJ. Meir, were
elected to complete the board for the en-
suing year. 1t is understood that Ait'r
the adjournment OF the regular meet g
of the stockholders n dis is6e few, coL-
slstIng OF several Wsll street b-okers, who
appeared with the proxies OF those VINO
have long since parted with their stock,
and having no real interest in the pro-
perty Of the company, having been
defeated in their efforts 20 secure rep.
resentation in the board, organized n
meeting OF their own without PrevioIs
notice Of authority OF law, and elected
four directors. These so-cSlled directors
and pretended stockholders thereuPon
reduced the board Of directors 10
nine instead OF fourteen ne liked
by the bylaws Of the company, and
Al once elected five others - directors o.
the company, and having thns orgsr md
bogus board they resolved that 'uture
meetings Of the directors 'rouli be held
IN New York and the office OF the COM
psuy removed 10 that pOiLt. The fegu.
lar board organized by electng Genera
Lewis b Psrsonf, OF 81 LOUIS, Pre-ldeht
OF LnV company. This movement -
looked on here ~ similar 10 thA! which
wss made several years ago by th" en-
deavor Of Jay GouId, by similar tfcIics, 10
get possession OF thi- property.
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EXTENDING THE p, w. q Ky.
ROAD.

The Hancock Courier says: at is rumor
ed that the Pennsylvania railroad com
psny will build the p, w. & KY, r. K.
from it. junction with the Pan Handle
road through our county and connect
with the Pittsburgh and Erie road at or
near Rochester. We have traced the
rumor to pretty reliable source, and
hope that it may be true, for If there is
county in West Virginia, that needs q
railroad, it is Hancock. Let our friends
along the river keep the matter moving
and we'll soon have a railroad"
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MnIncn'A InnRKrss.

CLEyELAED, October 1.-THE second
day Of the Gfth snnua! 'e'slon 81 the We
mems Congress was called 10 order ~
1920 A. " by niss Abbey ". MHy,
President. Reports by the Vice-Pfe''.
dents Of the Organization wore taken dP
Mrs. Churchill, Of Providence, reported
Tor that State. Mrs. q. ". QUmby. ot
Maine, presented her report. which wa
rad by Mrs. Perkins, of Ccopcrtosr,
New YORK. Mr. Bnscoub. of MAfisOn.
Wis. reported for ihA. Slsle.
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Yellow Fever.

Mrs. Mary Drake, s.ewardess Of the
steamer Vera Cruz, was visited this morn
ipg by the physicians OF the Board Of
Health, who pronounced her case one
which very much resembles yellow fever.
She was thereupon transferred to quar-
sntlne hospital.
The Savannah steamer companies have
agreed to carry free of charge all con-
trloutions for the relief OF sufferers i'll
Fernandina.
Daniel Schrumpf, convicted of selling
adulterated milk, and under this convic-
ton locked up in the Toombs, on the fol-
lowing morning was found insane from
the shock.
The sale OF boxes and seats for Adams
benefit has reached $1,000
AUGUSTA, October ll.-There wera
three new cases of lever at Port Royal
to-day. There were no deaths and the
sick are improving.
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Will Of Archbishop BayIey.

BALTIMORE, October 1.-The will Of
the late Archbishop Bsyley was filed to-
day Tor probate. All his property OF
every kind in New Jersey is bequeathed
to Cardinal McCloskey and Bishops
Lsughlin and Csrrigsn, and ali the re-
mainder of his property TO his successor,
Archbishop Gibbons, and Bishops Becker
and KAN The last named devisees are
his executors.
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"AEpEEws' BAZAH' give the mat
valuable hints ~ housskeepsD, and u
recipes are priceless. Some Of the olsy-
crest aUtbOrItes on eHisinisre, among
them Madame de COurcil, of Parls, con
tribute. Fashion plates, f1il dsscupii0o'
o. fashion, society news, and vArigd liter
AIRY contents, make this msgaz ne one Of
the best IN the land. Ladies can Do
pO,ning wissr than ~ subscribe Tor u
W. 4. Andrew, publisher, CincInnsa
Ohio.
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The Auschutz Robbery,

Henry Curtis, who was arrested on the
affidavit of Moses Kennedy, chargitg 9
him with assisting in the robbing of
Captain Phil. Anschutz, of the steamer
Calumet, on the 14th of April last, OF
s3,70O, was arrsigned before Judge Will
son, in the police court, yesterday, en- the
charge of robbery. Messrs. 7. &. Camp
bell and j. W. Fitzgerald appeared for
the prisoner. At the time of the robbery
Curtis was in the Cleveland workhouse,
under the name of J. J. White. Having
proved his identity as White, he was dis
nisssd. Ens,HrsT, October IL.
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Railway MaiIIService Mutual Benefit
AssociaIi0n.

CINC1NNATt, October 1.-THE United
States Railway Mail Service Mutual
Benefit Association assembled In their
fourth annual convention at Melodeon
Hall tnis forenoon. About one hundred
and fifty delegates were present. The
President, James Belger, of New York,
beng called away, the Vice President
preslde1. A large amount of business
pertaining to the working of the associs-
ton was dispatched. The Presidents ad-
dress was read, alter which the conven.
tion adjourned.
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WITHIN the last six years eighteen
New York savings banks have failed, in
volving nine million dollars worth OF de-
posts and about forty thousand deposi-
tors. An experience of this kind ought
to have long ago aroused enough public
interest to secure the passage OF stricter
law for the surveillance of these institu-
tions.
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Conductors, Beneat Association.

CHICAGO, October ll.-rhe third sn =
nusl Convention Of the Railroad Freight
and Passenger Conductors Mutual AID
snd Benefit Association OF the States 81 d
Canada is in session here. There are
one hundred and fifty TO Two hundred
representatives present. The business
transacted wss only connected with the
Interests Of the order.
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TOLEDO. October ll.-FiOUr-Sleady
Whesl- Closed easier; No ! white hich
izansl 34t; snber Michigan, spot, 81 8Si
seller October I'll a.; seller November
81 81; No. ! red WAbash 81 %, No. Z
red WsbAsb, spOt, 81 81; seller octooe'
81 81. CorI-E4sier; high mixed +oici
No. 2, spot SOD .elIsr October, 4te; s-i!e,
November 46;c; rejecsed i5!ci danA1 cd
4itc Oav-Dull; No. z 2s,i ShL'e zse
rejected 24c. Cloverseed-At - %
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VI Mnrine.

LONDON. October IL Steamers Spr-
bi.on and Tevlot. from Now York, HIDar-
r,aB and DunmOre, from BaitimOr",
have arrived out.
NEW York, October ll-Arriyed--
Steamer Susan, from Bremen.
HALIFAX, October ! .--Slesm"r Nova
Sco.ia from Liverpool hN arrived
PoKT RowAS, October 1.-THE
scbooners Eliza White and Madeira ar"
ashore At Long Point. The captain aDd
cook Of the former were drowned.
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We have !, upon the authority of the
financial On on,cLe that the abandon
nsnt OF the policy of Federal inter!er-
eace IN the South has been especially
'anulsting to business in that section,
because it lifts special disabilities and
d'coursgements, and also because it rele-
gates Ito the past the wcrst and least
manageable OF what may be called the
political uncertainties" The Democratic
press and psrty have prophesied Tor years
such result for non-interference and it
especially gratifying to see that the
policy for which they have 50 faithfully
Aoofed has all the merit that was claimed
.Or Il
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The Columbus correspondent of the
Pittsburgh Commercial talks thus OF
Gen. Tom Ew1Na, THURMAN's son.in-
law"
"Gen. Tom EWING ls neither the son
son.in-lsw, or any other variety OF rels-
tive of Senator THURMAN"
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ly there are any government clerks
,b,, can be spared they should be posted
If to Ohio to aid in rescuing Senator
STANLEY MATTHEWS from the depths of
,ssuty-dve thousand majority which has
.,llsp upon him. He may not be able to
3y himself out in time to be sworn in at
the opening OF the extra session.
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TheIndian Delegation.

RED CLOUD AGENCY. October IL
The indian delegation arrived this morn
ing and reported their visit to Washing
ton satisfactory. The Indians at the
agency are patiently awaiting the re-
ports of the chiefs No trouble is an
ticipsted.
The official count given by the mill
tsry authorities st Camp Robinson snow
that during the year nine hundred In
dams have surrendered 81 that point.
OF thi, number forty are absent without
psrmllsion.
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rgE Washington RsuieaO says that Mr..
,snsEw HEwDETT, of South Slrabane
avpshlp, gathered, from about 800 vines,
n, fall 237 bushels of Concord grapes,
vbicb be sold Tor $26l50. The price re-
.siyed per pound was from q to A cents :.
Pretty good, we should say.
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Lutheran Council.

PHILADELPHIA, October lL-The
eleventh annual council OF the EysngelI-
cal Lutheran Church OF North America
continued its session to-day. After the
morning services committees were sp-
pointed and the discussion resumed Of the
thesis on the Gslesburg declaration on
pulpit and altar fellowship, but before
definite action was taken the Council
took a recess.
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Steamboat Collision.

QUEENSTOWN, October 1.-THE steam
er Consett, from Antwerp for New York,
has arrived here with her bow slowed In
and forward compartment filed with
wster, from collision with the ship
Jessore, from Liverpool with passengers
tor Melbourne, at O'clock Wednesday
morning, one hundred miles west OF
Fsstnet, The Jessore SAL X, and the Cor
sett rescued all hands.
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The yellow Fever at Fernandina.

FERSASOISA, October 1.-THE weather
is bright and pleasant and the sick are
doing well. There have been no deaths
since the last report, although new cases
are reported, including TIVE physicians
Several business mss are trying to begin
again.
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Riot la Iowa.

CHICAGO, October 1.-THE 7Ttbt4H<'
Dubuque. Is., special says that consider
able not occurred a. Mosslen township,
Dubuque county, over the election, to
night, between Irish and German citi-
zens. Some sky shots were inter
changed and number were wounced.
The sheriff and posse lett this evening
for the battle ground.
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Effect of Advance Ia Bank of Eng
land KalP.

New YORK, October 1.-THE effect
here OF the advance in the Bank OF
England rate was to advance gold TO
lO3! and to advance the tate for demand
sterling to 4S5! from AS, 5 per cent
DISCOUNT The market in London makes
difference here between demand and
sixty day bills Of Al per cent. during the
dav
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THE miners of the Pennsylvania Coal
Company held meeting at Pittston,
Pa, on Saturday, and resolved to resume
work on the terms proposed by the COM
psny This leaves only the miners OF
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
psny and those of the Delaware, Lacks
wsnns and Western still out, and the
Impression prevails that before the close
Of the week all these men will have re
,4ned work.
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Indicted.

PATTERSON, y. D., October 1.-The
Grand Jury presented an indictment
against James Frederick Preston, Treas
urer, David Henry and Edmund h.
Rose, directors of the Merchants Loan
and Trust Company, for conspiracy in
removing the assets of the company al
ter lts failure.
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Business Failure.

SAN Francisco, Octc Der In. Ull-
man & Co, importers of cloth, trim
mings, etc, have made an assignment to
their creditors. The house is the largest
of the kind in the city. The cause of
the failure was dull times and e1trsordi-
nary losses. There will be meeting O..
the creditors TODAY.
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Tweed.

Tweed appeared before the Committee
OF Aldermen to-day to rectify as far rs
rs he could the injury done innocent
persons by the publication OF the state.
ment submitted to the Attorney General.
He denied that majority of the persons
mentioned were engaged in any traudu-
lent practices whatever.
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Jury lamp red WIts.

PHILADELPHIA, October lit was
testified yesterday that some Of the jury
mad been tampered with On the trial OF
the Spiritusiists, snd warrants were &C
cordIngly issued for the attorney OF Bliss
and another.
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THE great confere nee of railroad men
in which the Eastern trunk lines and
,ai,ty.nlne Western roads were repre-
ssntsd, adjourned in New York on Sat
urday LAST. A general bination was
Effected by which freight rates are TO be
maintained in the West ss we'll rs the
2ast 1t was agreed that il any road
carried freight for less than the prices
fIsd upon, It's through freight should be
paid Tor at Extra rates when transferred
70 the sc ,ri or terminal line. Another
meeting will bs n'll on October 18th.
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nvvocRAr1c roosters IN Ohio look rs
=, ,h.v had better training this fall than
,or the past several seasons They have
cleaner cut, brighter eye, and look in
,,,,sr trim generally for hard work.
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ruv clerks whom JOHN SHERMAN
.,dU,Yss sent out to Ohio TO vote for
r,a seryiee Reform and Rsdicslism
,.r now return to the labor OF drawing
,,.i, salaries from the public treasury.