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LITTLE FOLKS.

"Papa,' said a little girl, "give me a ride
gallop at once.-N. Y. Commercial 41duer-
taser.
A little one in Philadelphia heard mouse
squeaking the other night, and remarked,
20 mousey, mousey, 'ou eat too much mince
pie, too.''
A little girl said to her mamma: mamma,
have you heard of the man that got shot?''
"No, child; how did he get shot?'' asked
mamma. sOh,' said the young precious,
che bought 'em.''
Papa said bright boy, just home from
sleight-of hand entertainment, 81 wish I
was conjurer.'' "Why, my SOM" 1T
would turn you into rat, call up the cat,
and wouldn't have fun!''
Small Girl Mamma, give me some more
pie" Mamma (who wants the small girl to
say 'splease' 81 don't hear you, my child"
Small Girl-s'Give me some more pie y
Mammal don't hear you, my child
Small Girl-'Oh, mamma, you must be near
sighted in the ears. ~. Y. World.
A little girl down in Maine was listening
with much interest to the story of Jonah.
When the question was asked, s'What would
you suppose would be the first thing Jonah
would do after the great fish threw him upon
the land?'' she promptly answered, 81 sh'd
fink he'd 60 home quick as he could and get
cleaned up
''Papa," med1tatively said a curly -pated
Brooklyn youngster, who stood in his night
gown looking out of the back window the
other morning, Il wish was chicken .
"Why so?" asked his admiring parent. "Be-
cos','' replied the youngster, hesitating, 1.be-
cos then | wouldn't have to dress myself
desc cold mornins'.''
,sta,.ley to Head a Herald Expedition to the
Irctic Regions.
A New York special of the 10Th to the
| Boston Weruld says cit has long been
known here among well-informed journalists
| that Mr.. Bennett of the Herald hesitated orr
ginally as to whether he would send Stanley
to Africa, or to the Arctic Ocean, or on a
| North Pole exploration. There is no ques-
ton but that the purchase of the steam
yatch Pandora by Mr.. Bennett, in London
is the initial step toward carrying out his
long cherished idea of a Herald exploring
expedition in search of the remains of Sit
John franklin and the open Polar Sea
Doubtless some of the attaches of the Herald
could, if SO disposed, tell of recent efforts
made to secure the services for such an ex-
petition of the men who few months ago
disposed of certain effects believed to have
belonged TO Sir John Franklin, which they
obtained from members of the Esquimaux
tribe, who undoubtedly buried the unfortu-
nate but brave English explorer. People
may rest assured that Mr.. Stanley will lead
an expedition, provided solely by MI. Ben
nett. TO the Arcth regions the coming sea-
| son; but it is doubtful whether the brave
fellow will be as successful i'll the icy mount
aims as he was among the golden sands OF
| Africa.
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OUR ULSTER'S GONE.

Our ulster's gone--the good old coat!
We meier shall see it more;
We used to wear it rain or shine,
All buttoned up before.
Last spring we showed it up the spout,
And now we cannot get it out.
All vain]y we implore-
Old Uncle Moses bitter smile
Stirs up the fountains of the bile,
Aud yet we SILVER all the while,
And linger at his door.
But that ulster from that spout
That lies back of Moses door,
Shall be gathered proudly out
Shall be lifted nevermore!
-44tlantic Monthly.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-27

church in Newcastle, Iowa. has issued for
NAL memorial and petition to the railroad COM
panies whose roads pass through the western
part of the State, praying them to discontinue
the rum ing of the Sunday trains.
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Gone to See about He'll.

Fred Hinck, New York stenographer,
suicided day or two ago by taking poison.
After long and assiduous cultivation Of the
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-27

InterreationoftA the Almighty I'avolcea.
Winona Herald.
Some parties in this city are attempting to
organize base ball association for the COM
ing season. God forbid!
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TRAINS.

River Division
Through Chicago L. East
ern Express. ........
Through Chicago l. East
ern Express. ........
Iowa and Minnesota Di-
vision
Prairie du Chen, Milwan-
kee and Chicago Express
Owato,i.la Passenger. $50.
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st. Par, Railroad Time Yab,es.
ST. Paul & Pacific RaiIroad.

Chicago, Milwaukee g. st. Paul Railway.
Passenger Depot foot of Jackson street. Ticket and
Freight Office Southeast Corner of Third and Jack
son streets. Charles Thompson, Ticket Agent, St
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LEAVE. ARRIVE.
*11:22 a M 200 p nj
+7:4o p m 1910 a m
80 a H. 30 p M
so p M 1880 a III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-17
BALrInoRE COMMUNISTS
Resolutions and Speeches.

BALTIMORE, July 15.-Tbe drst call
for public meeting Of The Socialists oi
Baltimore brought together tonight, In I
hall 10 the center Of the city, less thar
one hundred persons. The asseublagt
wAs composed principally Of foreigners
and representatives Of the rougher sls'
ment Of the city.
Speeches Of an incendiary character
we're made BY Samuel ". Pierce, defeat:
ed workingmenS candidate for Sheriff
last fall; ". <. Wooley, President Of the
Association, and others. Labor was de-
clared to be the only standard Of wealth.
Land, Il was contended, was free for all
The owners Of the wealth Of the eoun-
try we're warned that II the present social
system is not changed = revolution will
Be precipitatsd upon the country that
will shake The fabric Of society.
A platform Of principles was read from
the National Socialist declaring war
against all Of the established principles
Of society. Revolution and force were
freely SPOKEN Of BY the speakers and
sympathy expressed for the Communists
Of Europe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-17

r..v,xtb, lu. day or tTo 4 contract
va. -, eopeluded With the Riverside
~. y W To,t, d .hi. city by the Bsllaire
W. ,...,S Western Railroad company tOr
a'-,,ui,r,urs - ' Of several hundred ton.
I' !, Ill, no v.irh 80 pounds to the yard
e. !. ~ ~, ,,,.u,iou Of their road this sum
-, :, f,op 10 present terminus at Wegee
:. :" ,,n,,,o,F. Mills. This contract is
y ...,t,, p,ooi Of lhe ability Of Wheeling
s.ss!leturr. to compete with rail e.
',ui,hm.Dt. 10 furnishing good article
d. b, price. The Riverside Works .iI
'.,.i,s.d i, iron for the St. clAirsVille
- ,,J ,l,o for the Washington q
S,T,.sars plrro. gauge linei and it is
,,iy lit,ly that they will be called on to
f-,,i,b Tie rail. for the Weston q
Cvt,burv road. Their contracts prove
u h good advertisements /" to the !,
s,,litT OIlb.Ir work, and We understand
,su,t... 30 pound rails have stood the
a., nd TEA, Of twenty ton engine
An uv,Il u s. pound rails laid along
ID, Of htn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-17

A consultation Of leading New York
physicians, to-day, in the case Of Miss
Mary Wells, actress, resulted in the de-
eiEiOn that she cannot survive tonight.
Ten thousand English nail makers
makers In the old Hill, DGdIey, RaWley
and Hales districts have struck for 40
advance Of 80 per cent 10 wages. Ten
thousand more will Join the strike At the
end Of the week.
This morning, at Baltimore, the body
Of man vas found floating in the water
outside the bath house At the ferry bar.
From hi, effects il is supposed that the
deceased is Z. RinehArt, agent for the
German Catholic paper, Waisksits Frsusd,
published by Bensinger Bros, Of Cinein-
natl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-17
CHARLES z. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
Is prepared 70 Daks careful and complete GnIlyBss
al Iron Ore, unat0ns, NinsrIl Water, &c.
LABoHLToEI, CoL 2ITH and cHtPLnE sr1,
WHEELING. ". VA.
COxMlsIoSER's S5TIcE-AcoouSr.

sta,s Of West virTiall, City Of wheeling.
stsphSn RiPlsyr saEsint Of the City oi WhsslIaE
william MsSIbb, Thomas 3. MsFt. osor., q.
Caldwell, trustee, and John RobsFtsan, tTaTtCS,
In ChanerJ.
By 4 decree entered hy nd Court On The 4s.h
dIy o. Jane, A. D. iss, 10 ths a6GTs entiIISd
eau.a, ltisrs s1red % ths undGtlEnfd CSmmisIlsn-
g q ,aid Court 70 tlks state and rspori la IeeSaBi
Ef't: Tia snOani the plduasIn this e.ass IT
sssslI;d 2 rse1'sr n b. fsGson Of The natter ~
eseoo1. The prOpsFty 90 vhIeh The Judenfnt
ly HsEI.
Third. Ths rsspsetivs liens on the propsrty nsu-
ttoned 10 ND bill lnd the pspErJ IN The elpss,
teslT lInoubu and pr0riiss, and that poTTions Il
aid property they are respectively Hens upon.
Fourth. ABy othsr natter specially Ttat6d
deemed psftinsnt 10 he g Cmmbtio1aE, O. REQUIRED
b. any q the plrtiss In IntsrtsL
NOtios Il hSfsby rTsn that ! have hxSd upon
eIiurdIy, JaIy 57tA, It7s. q 10 6eloek 1. r a
the rna, Abd ny oaas, No it91 chapltns EtrSIt,
in tbs dfy Of Wbssiibg The plaea, lf AIeSftsiS.
ins lod stating the aIttsrs TstsITsd 10 MD -
count. W J. ", COWDEa,
Coamisi0nG oi The Munieipal CsuTt II WhSsiinE.
III Assss, selietE tOf PiLiattR is9i!n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-17
BAPTISM.
A Good Hot Weather Topic-A
Grafton Preacher Tells All
AboutIt.
GRAFroN. July l6.


EditorI Intslligsneg:
The worthy pastor Of the Baptist
Church here In Grafton has been enter
tanning his flock with several sermons on
baptism, and the Sunday school lesson
for Sunday next bears on the same subject,
Let us, however, remember that there is a
vast difference between baptism and i'm
mersion.
The Bible authorizes baptism; but fur.
nishes no authority for immersion-not
line Of authority, in the form Of proph-
scy, Of command, Of permission, Of ex-
amples, or In any other form whatever.
In that Sacred Book, baptism Is men.
toned; but not one word in relation 10
immersion Ia anywhere uttered. He Who
claims 10 have Divine authority for i'm.
mersion, must justify himself BY adduc-
ing bis proof. / deny that he has any.
The Greek text (the original itseli) de.
clares that Saul Standing up was bap.
used" And until our friends can find
some instance in which person is i'm.
mersed in 4 standing posture, the least
which can be said Of Immersion is that
the word OF God does not sanction II; but
the greatest Of the prophets, toreielling
baptism, said Of Christ $50 shall he
sprinkle many nations"
AZ my postal card il about full, ! will
here sign myself in the Gospel,
D.B. TURsEY.
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Chief Joseph's Band Of Brothers,

LEAvENwoRTH. rs, July l6-General
John Neal, Inspector Of Indian Affairs
in company with q. W. Jones, Indian
Agent, arrived yesterday from Indian
Territory for the purpose Of removing
Chief Joseph's band Of Ner Perces
prisoners, now in camp a. Fort Leaven
worth, TO the Qua Paw Agency, Indian
territory, about IS miles south from
Baxter springs, and adjoining the ter
ritory now occupied by tie Modocs. The
removal will take place in few days
Two companies, Z and K Of the 23d In.
fantry, under Lieut. Col. &. I Dodge, will
leave Fort LeAvenworth for Fort Hayes
The detachment will be Joined q, For!
Hayes BY Company B, now en- route
from Fort Dodge. On their arrival
Lieut.. Col. Dodge will assume command
Of the post
The weather has been extremely ho!
for several days and "A cases Of sunstroke
occurred between Saturday and Monday
evening, ak resulting fatally. The air il
cooler, however, and the impression i.
that the most dangerous part Of the hot
season has passed. Nothing ha. yet been
heard Of FL. Werdell, who left here on
the 4Eh inst.
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R.0ubliean Congressional Con-
yentlOn.

nt CbAirnIn oi the Republican Gon.
,,,,,io,,l Committee Of this district Rn'
.,,,s, thi morning that . convention
mi. held At Mouudsvills on the 22d oil
,,,, mouth, iOr the purpose Of nominal.
,,, s.odidIte for Congress, and for the
,,,ac.iou Ol ,uch other business as may
M. b.lot the convention. To this end
hi,ri... tie eouutie. composing the dis.
uis /, shoo.e delegates TO said Conven.
tio. ii n.ush time u may best suit their
eosrtsisnes.
Ii, pllc. de.lguIted i. ea'iIy accessi'
N. from all leading points in the dis
sis,, both BY river and rail, and has good
lronuodltiUn. for holding such q Con.
r.rtsu. Moreover, Marshall is stAunch
sd darr failing Republican county, and
v,ll deserves The honor Of this selection
s.. hu also the 6ue.t Court House in
Il. sai.'Iad likewise eIcellen. hotel &C.
saanodIuopL
10. ro,s Of this district 10 1876 stood
u!sllou: Wilson (D.m.) 1902; Scott
Rp I6.OsL Thi. look. 81 if Wilson,
Il Gu. he should be re.nOminated, had
1 petty sure margin for 40 election.
Tsi indication may, however, prove to
X tsluiVe before the canvass is over.
Every iEO year, brings With them Ger.
TIC political chIuges, and inasmuch "a
Cd. Wilson eAnuOI .boW that the coun.
rrutss better Of having elected House
saapossd Oi such neu as himself, but, on
tie contrary, i. conIt.sedly worse of for
iA.i; ever having met, We do not see why
.O.iNf man representing 4 better policy
VoGll 10. Be received with increased
Iror By The PeOple..oE the District.
Bat Of thi, Phue Of the canvus We
,AillipsIk more M length hereafter. We
'isPly invite attention to-day to the fact
that Republican Convention is TO be
s.l4ou the 22d Of August.
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lttf Davis Firing the Souihern
Heart.

Wslts indebted TO Capt. Wm. Camp
OtI, N Old Wheeling citizen, now COM
zistitg the John ". Cannon on the
l''G Si'i"ippi, for /, copy Of the vick..
s'fs Hgas Ot July l?Ih, containing 4
aasly nrisv Of JEFF Davis 9Th Of July
,P.ssS al Mississippi City-A speech a.
Iau Of oi'scesiiOn Virulsnce and rebellion
mn! bii The old teprobate ever made
hla liis. Even The yiek.burg Herald
isi' called upon TO deplOrs the speech
l'a to cay that sit i. an OuspOkeu, flat-
i'''.t, u'nSAkable, unnecessary and
'a'i't secession ,pesch.'
Io'ho' that the Herald i. no, in til.
''lh 1i'tit.u IN regard to the character
q U''h speech, We herewith repro.
''' a''' Of the principal points Of the
-A'tDsue - IolloEE
H'nid tb. question Of the State right
:, ~ 'sSeHioa IN 1851 Wa at lea., debst,
... as''' Sat he course pursued BY the Fed
~ Ho's;nusnt IiIer the War had
.So ~ IiSdIeAisd The Judgment Of ,hose
,s' a9e spl'ltion 10 be necessary 70,
~. !. sI'!y lod freedom Of the Southern
sas'' s,.,' u. tAe un'ueces-iul attempt 10 sep-
Wy ~ ;. ltI' y lAo,e 10 power to work thei,
-, H., : =. u . hAd Eeta manifested when they
.,..!V =" sOI eost'Ol Of the Government To,
i,.i.,; ~ ne 100 recent 10 require recap,
,s a.'ia's, and the ruin lhey have deyel
~ ~ requires 10 other memorial thar
s,... S.al'.'ih lSd moral wreck which ID,
-. y lou struck lOr Independence auG
i ~. q. Y, I1,,9cesss!9l. You agreed 70 returr
- :. ~. sioa Isd abide BY the Constitu
i rs a AS' made in conformity viii
,;,.5 ~ s ~, lSd no farther, do ! under
n ZSN Z!SN promise to extend.
i,s,,;'!s ~ isneSll Of the time.houorec
p,,s... ,-,s. y ss'se Sovereignty and the su
s,S. ! ~! Oi hs Law will secure petmanen
,sts,Ii' Ss i''sdoR .ud prosperity; tbe Con.
n So isIS O. tSs United States in,erpretet
~" u y tAOss who m.deit.
tn. vi au' b seen thl, JEFF Davis il
-. s' 50. 'p'sioo hat the right Of secession
49, - ga iHlly TiStieatsd By the course o
,'ss s'.'S Iso' 'A' var. In other words, al
~ "a .'', - as'a done has been done wrong
a. =. Sus'' 70 Be undOus. This include.
49,. '"a''', S' adoption Of the amend,
49,, ~. al' have Sssn sngtatted upon th,
ss' - = sso''a'OtiOn, including the aboll
81. I. N''''7' tis prohibition Of pay
nv, ,i', - !, ul''', or The p.ynsa. Of an,
ss.s n, a y S' rebel dsb., and also the prohi
.i.,,%s lI,, y Is' .S,idgsnsnt by any stat.
NJ. ~! y. nsaa Of eitil.nship on accoun, o
I'd, '''' OF Previous condition Of .srv
al ~ ,..s,,, :. point to which We desire t,
/, ,,'s:a 'ss'll l''satiOa in J.G.'. speech /
D, 10 s..sH' 70 pG. IOsth the idea anon
n:.,. '.s''a y n people that they agreed !
% he Ua'oa and abide by th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-17
SPORTING NEWS.


ToErDo, O, July l6.-This Is the drsl
day Of the races, and the track is in good
Firstraee, 222 class, pur.s s., 300. sum.
mary: Ethel, l, !, 4, j; Law Scott, 4, 8, 8
2; Deception, g. 8. 7,.7; Clifton Boy, ., 4
8, 5; Lottr, {, ~, (draWnE Sheridan. z,
9, ], 3; Silver sides, 8. 8, s, Q; Mattel, 8. 5
2, 4; Jim Irving, disIaneed. Time, 2:23i
2:2S, 2:24i, 2:2ei.
Second race, 2S4 class. purse 81, 900,
divided; four starters. Josephine, 8, g
(di.tAncedE GpdGir, 2, ], l, !; Grey sA-
lem. !, 2, 2, 2; Tola, 4, 8, 3,S. Time
227i. 22s, 22si, 2:27t.
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ARREsrTp FoR MuRpHR.

LINCOLN, NEB., July 16.-orlando
Costa was to-day bound over at Seward
for the murder OF Geo. L. Munroe, ol
Arkansas City. Munroe came to Seward
about two weeks ago and stopped with
Cos,a,to whom be tried 10 cell his team oi
horses last week. Munroe's body was
found floating in Blue river. An inquest
was held and the evidence ELECTED point:
directly to Costa as the guilty person, be
having property belonging TO the murder.
ed man in his possession. He told several
different stories how be came by them.
Leopold FeibelmAn, Jewish Lawgiver
Of indianapolis, died from the effects oi
sunstroke, this afternoon.
ISDiASAPoLIs, July l6.-Geo. Leggett
8 professional gambler, was shot and al
most instantly killed by jobs II. Achey,
at Chaplin & Cares saloon, this evening
Achey wss arrested and IL in jill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-17
Rolling Mill strike.

YouSosTows, July 16.-This morning
twenty puddlsrs and helpers came here
from Nswburg to work 10 Brown, Bon.
nell 4 Co.'S rolling mill. They were met
At the depot by delegations Of the old
worker. at the mill, and were persuaded
TO return home. This 6rm Of mauuiae-
turess are determined not TO give work
to number Of men who have worked
here for year, ou aecount Of thsr dtssat'
isisotion with the price demanded. II
will Be diflenlt to get other men 70 take
their places.
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NV YoRx, July 1s.-Ths new naval
officers, Colonel Burt Reed and bis Com.
mission, arrived from Washington to-
day. As they did not ArriVe till nearly
noon the Colonel decided not TO take
formal possession Of the otSee until To-
morrow. The new Collector, General
Merritt, has informed Collector Arthur
that he will probably be ready on Thur.
day 10 relieve him,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-17
Looks Like Resuming Gold Pay
ments,

wAsHrso7oS, July l6.-It is under
stood that no formal opinion has beer
given by the Attorney General to the Sec
retary Of the Treasury concerning the
exchange Of gold for government notes
from the q. S. Treasury. Upon an eI-
change Of visws on the subjec. the Secrs'
tary Of the Treasury and the Attorney
General agreed that this could not be
done until the let ofJsnuary. The Treas.
ury Department hiss the option, however,
Of paying gold on government account
At auy time. The smaller gold coins are
likely to get into circulation in this man.
ner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-17

ouR Wheeling visitors to Europe are
surprised TO see women doing the largest
part Of the agricultural work in Euro
psan countries, p!oviug, moving and
grubbiDg as we'll as planting, making hay
and hOeing, not only to the relief Of the
men, but in place Of the horse-rake and
other labor-saving implements. Men
however, often superinteud line Of wo-
men thus at work. The absent men are
to be found largely in the beer gardens
a. we'll as in the armies.
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The whipping Post In Old Vir'
ginIR.

NORFOLK, Va, July l5.-Tbs frat
white man whipped under the new Law,
which has Just goHs into operation in
Virgins, took place at Hampton, yester-
day, Williams, the negro constable Of the
town, executing the sentence Of the Court
The man was sailor named Mccormick,
from Baltimore, and was convicted Of
stealing an anchor,
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:Douylass monument.

CHICAGO, July 10.
The unveiling Of the monument TO Ste
phen A. Douglass will AXE place to.mor'
row. The exercises will Be simple and
unostentatious. Neither Mrs. Williams,
who was formerly Mrs. 8. A. Douglass,
nor any other member Of the family II
expected here, except Mrs. Julia "
Granger, Of Clifton Springs, n. Y, who
i. his only surviving sistsr, and who ar
rived tonight.
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LONDON, July l6.-Ths steamship.
AnehoriA and Main, from New York
City Of Bristol, from PHILADELPHIA; Co.
lina, from Montreal, have arrived out.
NV YoKK, July observation-disclosures
Ihip Laurent, from Havre.
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spoKrs ON LAND AND WATER
CORNELL and Hnrynrd,

AUBURN, July l6.-The Cornell and
Harvard freshmen boat race tomorrow
l. called for 4 o'clock. Each crew will
row 4 substitute.
PREPARING FOR THE COLUMBIA cREv.
NKw YoRK, July l6.-The Board ot
Aldermen have voted the Governors
room 70 the Columbia College Henly
four, for = reception upon their return
from England.
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DR. CARVER, the accomplished marks.
man, broke $500 gIa's balls in seven
hours thirty.eight minutes and thirty
seconds at the Brooklyn Driving Park
on Saturday. The balIs were thrown in
TO the air a. distance Of from ten TO
fifteen fee, from the mGrksmsu, who fred
from si1 Winchester rifles whose maga.
zines each held fourteen charges. This
is the mos. astonishing fea. Of the kind
on record.
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MISSISSIPPI.

vlcKsBuRs, July 16.-General J. r.
Chalmers was nominated BY scclama.
ton for Congress from the Sixth Dis.
trict. The Te1ss.Pacifc, Northern Pa.
cifc and Mississippi levees are endorsed
In the platform.