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ton was solely for tho relief Of the sick and suf.
fering OF yellow fever when that disease berainn
epidemic. Hence II is not u prOniscuous
charity. md givns no aid except M mentioned:
The Samaritan Society. now dcfunct. attended
10 other distress OF whatever nature. Mobile
escaped yellow fever until 1913. That wear II
WIS epidemic from early in October until the
middle OF November. For decade there were
only sporadic cases, and the Can't Get Always
had little 20 do. In July. 1858, The epidemic
ragged IL all its fury, The population had IN;
type. The club beculne greatly augmented IN
numbers. and worked with more Noni II pos
siblo. than in 1879. Hospitals were cstah-
lsbcd, and the kindcsl cnrc given 10
the sick. Every member ~ q nurse
Whom members cannot attend Ia MI cniinhle
nurses are hired. Food. coal, clothing. wines,
liquors. and suitable d"licacius " every Kind
are freely given. In 1853 the Howard Surcty
WIS formed in New Orleans. For long tmo
Mobile was FREQ frolp tho i.vor MS an "ridr.mic
Tho WAR came on, and in tho four years there
WIS not u cnse. In 1867 when it WIS 50 bad in
New Orleans Mobile asO sunrlnd, and the
club worked ms usual In 1870 the fever sud
denly bccnmr epidemic and ragged t"nrfully.
More thar S2O,UU WAS raised and spent where
1t did the most good. Since then cycry summer
has been comparatively healthy and the present
time. when death ~ all around ~ its mos, fear
iul forms, Mobiles death rutc from all causes
is scarcely half dozen II week. But the
Can't Got Always are working for the relief Of
points. Already have they sent oyer 10
skilled phy sicians and nurses to infected places;
They have raised over slO.OOO. OF the orig nal
twelve all are dead except ono member. Not
withstanding their exposure TO the disease, not
one died OF yellow fever.
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MoBILE's C.iN'r GIT AWAY CLUE
How and why Il wns Organized and What u
Has Accomplished.

Dr. j. Tucker OF NJ bile, one of the orig
inal members OF the Can't Get Away Club is
at Frenchs Hotel. In this city. He gives the fol-
lowing account OF the formation and OF the sub
sequent service performed by that famous or
ganization:
Early in August. 1899. Judge Hitchcock. a
!oyedsand public spirited cti2cn a few days al
ter his election 10 tho Legislature. died OF yell
low fever The disease spread rapidly. and all
that were rich and could do it, went North
Tho exodus wGs large and hasy
Only a remnant remained, probably not
more than three or four thousand Of the
white population. Among these the pes
thence walked in darkness and wasted ht noon
day There were only three or four physicians
They were going night and day. Nurses de-
manded $40 u day. and scarce ut that. The poor
had no attcndance-they suffered and died
without remedy. At this critical luncture q
dozen citizens met nj The Alhnnbra, and
while taking social smile, the state of distress
was discussed. free contribution OF money
dub" said one Agreed" answered NIL A
President and Secretary pro ten. TOOK thnlr
pieces. 'Gentlemen. what shall tho name Of
this club be- 2" said the President.
Charles j. B Fisher. brother OF the actress
Clara Fisher. and nf;erward city editor Of the
Mobile Regisfe1', and the witty correspondent.
" First Private" Of the New Orleans PicdUnnr
rsspondeI All tina, could have gone away
Tho Can't Get Away club Tho ,bnntling wns
unanimously chrstened at the bar. Money
came In freely, and hard work begun Night
and day, did these twelve men nurse. soothe.
give medicine. and nourishmcnt.
At the close OF the epidemic u reorganization
took nlaca. II was rasOlvad that it, organ liza
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HONEST WoRKIyGMEN WANTED.
Good Men Waiting tor Other Good Men to
Join In Driving Ont the Very had.

DODGE CITY. Kan, Sept. ID find this
city much changed since three years ngo. Tho
gambling hollis and the cowboys and their assoc
catos are still here. but they Ito not carry things
with such high hand as of old The cattle in
terest IL being distributed along the railroad TO
tho west. and cultivated farms arc taking the
place Of wild lands, over which rOved a class
who were terror to this city and to tho cOun-
ties on the east. Tho finest lands In tho world
aro those Of this region. and men who are look
lug for Government homestcads can got them
very near tho city By applying Mt once have
seen good wheat raised here this year.
But Dodge City IN not yet desirable as n place
Of residence. Tho police have forbidden tho
carrying Of firearms. but 1t is an impossibiity
to disarm the cowboys. and nightly you hear
shots in different parts OF the city. and mid
night alarms ARE common. This evening l
counted nine shots before 10 o'clock. From
shutdown until dawn u seemingly half.wild set
81 human beings parade tie streets. the gam
bling hclls ARE Wide open, and the houses are
crowded. THIS afternoon ! presented letter
II introduction to QUO of the loading merchants
better classes have Of driving the gamblers
from tho city. He replied that they might 90
this after thoy got few more mon on their side.
but that Ut present the Mayor OF the city Is tio
keeper Of larroOm. and 1--WE out Of the six Al
dornen are in tho sumo business. and the sixth
Let tic worknemgn Of New York come md
claim these fruitful lands rs their own, with
| out money aud without price" and hero Jet
| them erect happy homes, and with wise and
| wholesome laws redeem Dodge city. The good
| men and women who dwell here. will receive
| new settlers of the right kind with open arms
aud one" enough ot these got here. thcro will be
| no difficulty in dealing with the rouRhs.
The cnttl" drive lis season numbered $4,000
| and WIS managed with less men than usual
| By organization large percentage OF the usual
help was dispensed with. Two, Thousand i've
| huudrc cattle ara now managed with the snme
| number VI men that formerly managed loo
! THIS has its effect not only On the pockets oi
| owners, but IL lessons tho number Ol cowboys
| travelling from Texas tu Dodge city.
| There has been moro or less excitement In
| regard to Indians Tor the past week. the rumors
| being that Il largo number are on the warpatii
south and west. There IL u proposition on foot
10 turn out Ia force and give the redskins a los
son. {. &. &.
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4 communication has been received IN
Paris from VI. Bnet2mnn. n distinguished lite
rnry man aud "a journalist at thristiania. lie
alleges that sea serpent was soen Nn the 25th
ut. AZ Aalcsuud. on the Norwegian coast boz
tween Berghen aud Droniheim. One IL thu
witnesses OF the monsters appurtion WAS Mr..
Jonrhim Anderson. tho Danish Consul ~ Aale-
suId. formerly member OF the jury AT Philadel-
phiA for the fishery group. He was near AAle-
sund ~ Naldersund Ford. on SUNDAY week. IN
u hoat close To- which the serpent suddenly rose
10 the surface Of thu water.
Mr.. Anderson aud party were well able 10 Oh
sorvn It's heud. which H. described ~ being OF
the Dimensions ut that Of a large dog. but very
Hat and considerably narrower round the
neck. the trunk Appeared 10 them twenty
metres long. and two-thirds OF ametra in diam
eter. There WAS no manu. nor We're there
scales. Chase WAS given by the occupants 1t
the boat for nearly an hour. and though the sou
serpent must have been annoyed IL showed no
wish to fight. On the two following days il
again appeared. As tho weather was fine. and
the water smooth a fleet of boats put out to
hunt the monster. Mu n excitement reigned.
Owing 10 the rapidity of the serpents move
mcnt~ the hunt was unsuccessful. ns the SER
uent finally plunged into the sea, and has not
renprcared. NJ. Baetlman pledges his word
that this recital is true.
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LID.

CHARTERS Near Dixon. ~. sent IL, cx GOV. Alex.
sndcr Charters. agrd - wears lie torn In Tho
County ~ Antrim, IRELAND. Jaw $50 lie .mlgrH'ed 70
Ncw York IN lelI AM tusg nom CLERK ina shipping house
tu be- an poricr ni Irish hrous Ia i<f' he West
10 Dixon. and hut lex raltn. where his line mansion
uoW saui- Around his table ut n arius times Abrr.
ham Lincoln. stephen A D"lu'iA-. Jefferson Davis ana
many Illinois GUNr'uol. GU,. Charters six ices
Tire iurhes IN toi.h' aui weighed 30 pounds
DEACON TN >Htutfi'. sept -. julu r. Tie beloved
81 John and Margaret Deacon the I'D year his
The nncra will take place from the residence Of his
riIcns ~ last 1uth 81. o Ia, sday afternoon, at half
past uCluck
pCNLANLY In Boston, Mass. sept II. Ann Dunlavey.
aged l3 wear.
HALsrEAD Al Iron Ridge. No sept H. after brief
Illness Banks llalsttad. SON Of NJ llaslcad ESD, aged
year,
LOVE -On sunday. sept -. Rnsanna Love- beloved
WuC Ul Thomas Love, a-td - years and months
The rtlsvc, and friends of tho family respectfully
invited L. attend TIE funeral from her .drnce. on
Tuesday. 2it al O'Clock Burial Ia Greenwood cenv'
tory
RDEH--N cheshire, Mass, sept H. Mrs. Elizabeth
Rider, aged uI years
sANtOKp -Ou saturday morning. Sept u. Charles II.
sanford, IN tlic 2-tli wear at hi age.
Relatives and friend, 81 ine family arr invited to a.
ioi The funeral nt ls late residence. - tuu,e,ea -
Brunhhn L. D., on MnniAy, sept - at o'clucS T. NJ
sELLhW.-ln Portland, Conn. sept 10, Hiss Mercy
SNcw. AGED ol years
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There have been fifteen moro cases this yenr
than last. but in four Of the ten weeks the diff
ference WAS IN iRvcr OF this year. and last
week there were fifteen cases less than there
were the week before and five cascs less than
during the cores ponding week. OF last year
As " further assurance that the typhoid foyer
is not likely to become epidemic. II IL Rverrpd
that about ona-uuArtcr NJ the eases are north OF
the Harlem River. and that those in the more
thickly populated portion OF New York are
widely distributed. II oven half u dozen cases
same alley or tenement the health uuthoritics
acknowledge that there might he cause Tor
alarm.
DR.. Rufus L. Wildor. who has been assigned
by the health authorities To witch cases 81 this
kind. reports that many Of them are not prop
erly typhoid fever, but tvpNO-malarial fever.
Some OF the cases. he says, have bern caused
by exposure 10 night dews III the country. and
very TOW Of them seein to have arisen IRON tue
foul mir OF over-crOwded tcnemcnts or from
neglected. sewers or CUTTERS. In "A majority of
cases the patients will rocoycr.
DR.. Jared Linsly Of % Lafayette place. one Of
the oldest practising phyriciuus in New York.
says thut not cHse Of typhoid foyer has come
that fevers scarlet H. well as typhoid, are lower
TINT il to say. he explains. the patient will not
bear SO much depletion. Formerly Tor oNanl-
pie, bleeding used 10 hc prescribed, but the
cases where the patient could boar bleeding
nowadays are much rArcr. DR.. Llnsly uues-
lions whether NATURAL levers, 80 prevalent in
these days may not have served hs Il preventive
Of typhoid. At least II il within his expert
ence that toyors in thoir more acute forms have
grown less and less source 81 alarm.
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1HE MISE nam IMPifoN.
The League. international, Western, state
aud Metropolitan Championship.

This week the League mines will finish up
their pcnnant contests and then will commence
series OF games between the League mines
and prominent international teams which will
take the season late into October. The League
campaign issues have practically been settled
III ali but one instance and th0t IL that it yet ro-
mains to be seen whether the Providence nine
will occupy third position Ivy their majority in
won games over the Chicago team. At present
the former leads only by having the lowest de-
fcnts. The Bostons return home to II hearty
welcome from the citizcns of tho Hub" Us they
come back champions of the United States ~
we'll as of the Tongue clubs. The Cincinnati
clubs take second honors. and Providence
third Chicago hning left 10 occupy u fourth
rate position. The record below show. how
the clubs stand in won and lost games with each
other M To date.
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VINO ARE JOHN Duxxs piRrSERs >
some Money Making through the Corporation
Attorney Once.

Isabella Angle Of West Twenty -sevcnth
street WAS sued some months ago for violation
OF the Excise law. in selling liquor without L
license There are two modes OF proceeding
for such violations. Ono is IA criminal prosecu-
ton for msdemeanor: the other is n civil
suit to recover a penalty Of $50. In the latter
the Office Of William 4. Boyd the Corporation
Attorney gets some $50 for what is known MS
cosis-an expression that really and practically
means allowance 10 the Attorney.
Such was the proceeding instituted against
Isabella Angle. After the summons there came
to Mrs. Angle certain John Dunn. who told
her that tho thing for her to do WIS to 20 and
see Mr. Boyd. TO that persons office. in Beck
msn street. she went the next day. and there
found Mr.. Dunn. but Mr.. BOYD. the clerk said.
wac Tot in, Thereupon Mr.. Dunn told her To-
give him the summons and he would fix the
thing" for her. She did 80. and in tn" evening
he called at her house and telling her that he had
arranged tho matter. demanded some money
times thereafter he called for more money. Re
fnsing 90 give him any more she loon heart
that " tie thing WAS no longer liked. and
that judgment had been entered against her
by dptnult.
On Tu' sday her lawyer Mr. McClcllaud moved
la npen tho Judgment and hermit her to inter-
done the same in this ctsc as in numbers Of
others. following sulumouscs from the CorpO-
ration attorneys office with unerring prompt
ness. He asked for money from tho persons
sued 10 help them out Of their difficulty. and
then got the suits postponed nj the Corporation
ATTORNEYS onlce until money was no longer
forthcoming. After that judgment WIS entered.
and execution followed.
Judge sheridan said that there was certainly
something, ,gofrupt and rotten where such
things could bc done; aud thc"s ought to be 4
thorough exposure ut those who were respuu-
sblc for them. he opened tho judgment, but
the Corporation Attorney ; onlcc sets $40 costs.
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Suslutss llotit,s.


nv cleansing Sew Orleans Gen Butlcr prevented yel
low ever in that city for 1--WE years by the OF BRAN
pRETIrS FILLS individuals may themselves from
the disease. iniably NJ II pill day used and
lnr,er dose when needed Wcllirormcd medical Iner
will comprehend the mOius opcrandi The tact Is so
ON h, breaking ont of the fever sent gratuitousy.
BHANDRETIrS PILLS to Sew orleans, Grenada. anc
Memphis have reports. and understanding the
stun nccked set who have the control In these places,
am not surprised Asarue. they would rather die IN
der regular treatment than he saved by medicine like
BRANDRLTlis FILLS. have 10 doubt but ihousand'
have been sawed from DEATH nevertheless by tcm,who
but Tor their aid would have died. Let all who would
ward OF coniapon any Kind that would Tree thcit
bodies from disease on which alone the seeds OF coma
gon can grow. take BEANDRErll's PILLS which can
not uiurc. and whose certainly prooug- life by pur
tying the blnod These pills largely appreciated BY
The public the demand proves and II prejudice would
permit their general usc IN hospitals and by benevolent
societies they would sa,e thousands who now die
Time. however will remedy all tins. aud BRANDRETHs
FILLS must bid. their time They destined " bo the
put.atiyc tie cleansing medicine Of tie world safe ~
bread, yet nialhblc rs clcanscrs OF The bowels.
\ cnsc IN point \ gentleman, residing IN New York
was attacked vt ~ o'clock ~ night with horrible pain
ia hi. side quickly getting light. he swallowed seven
BRANpRErlls FILLS; the pain growing worsc he sent
Tor doctor. who injected morphine into his arm. tliii
did not relieve him. and he walked the floor IN agony,
tour hours after takihg BIANDRE1lIs PILLS mey
rccd powerfully AMI the pain almost entirely ceased
leaving Soreness which lasted only "a hours lie told
ne the pills undoubtedly saved his life Reference per
mitt,d ~ Philo Chase. ESQ. lawyer. 10 Broadway Fot
their efficacy IN yellow lever refer 10 C. ID Frederick.
phOtug raphor. 10 Broadway.
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THE BURNETT VIII CASE.
A Decision that sets Aside n Chicago Divorce
and Annals IA second Marriage.

NEwBURGH. Sept. 2l.--The Surrogate Of
this county has decided the Burnett will cnse.
This is the case thnt attracted attention not long
ago from the alleged fact that George NJ Burnett,
jewellcr Of this city, died leaving two or three
wives TO fight over his estate, which amounted
TO several thousand dollars. One Of the cuntes-
tnnis haforr the Surrogate was n Mrs. Addio
Burnett OF this city. Another was II Mrs Jane
A. Burnett. living in Phelps. Ontario county,
Surrogate Nnlsworth's decision IL adverse TO
the Newburgh wife. Mrs. Addir Burnett. and
revokes the letters Of administration heretofore
granted 10 her. II was in evidence that Bur
from the Ontario County wife, but the de-
cision not only declares her tho lawful widow
but that the Chicago divorce was iraudulently
procured Mrs. Jane 4. BURNETT the lawful
widow. viii AppIy for lottors Of administration.
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At public sale Of ostriches at Miidleburg
Hn south Mr'cn twenty PAIRS o breeding o,,ricie,ie
Altlei at nvarN AaGl prr pair The lowe II
urice given Tor Suglr couple was ti3l and much
c2~b uaid for one pair uf birds We believe even
these prices have been exceeded the case Of well.
known breeder. when Il IL remembered that lew
wears ustrchrs could be- procured Ia South AtuyA
the cat hing ad were purChA>d tribe tor
exhibition VurpVsc, ~ lis country whereas At the pres
Ont time 1--we ostrich does not east III London the I'M.
ruriance ~ the birds. uu the ostrich iarms 0t Cane
Colony may readily be- feSlksd Even the IuologieAl 50
crN Of L,ndn does not posses single specimen OF the
African ostrich.
he late hirts cNlhited IN Regents Park were poi
sued by tie idocy OF the visitors who amused 10 the
birds swallow stucs and OTHER hard Substances used 10
throw cuplets into the paddock, the consequence benz.
That the bid, were Killed by the Nordsrs thus eugc
dvf,d IN their Even tlic c.-s the bird. once
commonly collected Curiosiucs. are now hardly nh
taunhp. being reserved tor breeding purposes And
while such keen competition CNi.N tr binds them
selves. their produce l. hlsp ougcrlv sought tor
Al recent sale u ostrich feathers at Port Ihlahe t "A
parcel O selected hlOOds realized the fancy prirc
Ed1 lbs per pound about los urtac scpaIa leather
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NEwBURGH. y. y. Sept. 2l.-Thc Hon John
B.clow resided at the lirst Assembly Distract Dymo
crnuc Conventions held IN this city to-day county
julsr Charlie, T. Brown. william DOYLE. aud Lewis
Ecach. th' latter inoiuhrr NJ the Democratic state
Committee. elected dele -itc> tu tho syracuse
Nrntrn rc-Ilnuon Mss Adopted de,lsriu- that G"N.
Robinson. Tor hi> able ana cncict administration Il Lle
affair, of TIE state. meus the thanks ut tic people.
lnN, Sept -i-lscn,soldrr County. iirst District to
day elected MAYOR Murphy. cSSfaic Scuhtnr Pnmrutrf
aud counts judge strait delegate t. the pcmurrtuc
StAic Convention Resolutions approving the policy VI
Gov Robinson we're adopted.
PorUMKirfSih sent. y -fhe Democrats Of tho ftr.t
District Ol nuiChos. County tndAN elected pnV WARNER
naniel " Guernsey aul \ - Sprssu. delegate, 10 the
state Convention Resolutions were adopted Approving
Tive ADMINISTRATION OF toy. Robinson aud state Treas
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Prosecuting the Chinese.

A procession Of Chinese pure-air Vlolntors.
vending II, sullc through tie streets 10 The CitN
prison, early hours IA the MORNING guaidod 10y squad
OF regular policemen with exception the
Official SPECTACLE tM can he presented Ia the magma
ton IN connection with the Chinese question. The
ordinance mHsrS iusd uuanuf ut tl act m sleeping in
coutang lr.s than 5ol cubic ieti of All 10 each
lOisuu M Cilut has ever been made 10 enforce II
against any thinrsc.
Last FRIDAY LARGE number oi them were arrested ant
confined IN the city PRISON. They were squeezed into
three cels ui th following Dimensions a,crrthincd by
careful measurements one WAS IL ivpt loI., tput u
mches wide, ana feet hs the other two were each Ii
fcct lOls ~ icct u Inches vide, ana n icct high,
The total cubic capacity ui these cells WAS l71 feet
trhc over ~ cubic tttt 81 AR iod the marx D
utAch man Al II O'clock Monday mormup ~ Chiuc,g
found packed IN those pens on the charge OF not
occupy us - spHcc equal 60 $500 cubic iootl
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The Khcdivr is putting his reforms into prac-
teal shHl even In matter personal To In household
III youngest son. Prince lhrahim HmY, who made 80
aNnhl, an uptt sSun IN society this wear Is about to
reo % Muuwlch and live IN the PLAN unaffected style
at an English gent"man Most u the SUITE are returning
To Egypt and Prince llass1n who has been over Tor u
short visit Is also soitg hack AT once.
Prince lhuhln i>lutcllisrmt, kindly. AMI rNtraordna
illY couNvrs1n tor an" at lis age with Al political
Questions liz, has passed very gu0t examination At
smdhui u, and " military mentor, Capt Lorraine H. A.
reports highly VI his capAcitirs
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The Prince Imperial OF Japan.


The infant Prince Imperial Of Japan. who died
the other HN AGED ten months MAS the child at the
oud subordinate mother This system OF having In
addition 10 the regular Empress, twelve adCS-whu
called subordinate but VINO are apt also At times, To be,
come rather in>ubuTdluaein ORDER 10 better insure
due scce Of direct MikAdo IL very disaslu 10
the Liberal party III Japan
has bean settled. therefore, that the next Emperor Is
10 he imulugami, aud II tie present Elnprr would
only have this custom Of 800 years would be ahol.
isled: hut hear that according To the doctors there
little or no prospect NJ such happy eonsummAuon
In any case the ~ sicm DOCS not seem to work very
well at present Tor the whole dozen subordinate wives
have uni managed among them TO provide little
sckly baby boy lOr the throne.
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NOR IHRE.f TENED WTTH TYPHOID.


There were thrty-four new cases OF ty-
phoid fever in tuis city in the last week in
August. The physicians Of the Board Of Health
scrutinizsd las, weeks report with considerable
interest but found. to their qualification. that
the new cases numbered only nineteen. An
examination of the record Of typhoid fever
cases for the last ten weeks. and for the ten
weeks OF 1877. nearly corresponding 10 them.
gives the following result:
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III. Senatorial Con,.., In vermont.

MlpDLEDuEY. W., sept 2l.-A quiet but deep
struggle Is III progress Vermont between Luke Poland
OF 81 JohnshurN AMI justin Morrill, The present United
states senator Boil gentlemen have business Iu,t now
in arOut every county uf the STATE. examining into the
STATUS nt her public Institutions they viz lrnus pro
test In Addison and Rutland Counties especially Nor
rl stands very strong hut Poland = sharp Ioiu
AID many Ui the Representatives are SHOWN To b. ms
supporter. The Spcakership OF the House IN tho
Assembly viii he 'he mNu contest ID y. Camp OF Sew.
mort will probably be the
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Great Demand for blaine.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2l.-Both the Congress
sioual Campaign Committees have nearly finished the
distribution at documents, AMI w.N IN future connnc
themselves iomnAins appointments fnr speaker, Tie
LARGEST number nj applications for any speaker Ht the
republican Committee arr tor Mr. Blaine. and hp by
lhis ilme ei-d-ed lnr every nst rough the canvass
particularly fcssn. tcqucstlnr Inn came rom North
carolina, whcrr he Mas asked TO deliver several chez
but lie will hc able to SPEAK there twice only