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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
FINHE Stockholders Of .he GRANITE NATION ~
BANK, Of Augusta, Maine, will hold their H.
nual meeting for the election of Directors, and for
the Transaction Of other legitimate business. at
their Banking Room in Augusta. Tuesday. the
thirteenth day Of January, lss0 ai ten O'Clock in the
forenoon.
WV. r. JOHNSON, Cashier.
Augusta. Dee. Il, 1sT9.
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FOR SALE.

n FARM in Norrdgewock, or will exchange for
~ house in Augusta Village: Inquire OF IRA
ridrewock, or OF JOEL SPALDING, AUGUSTA, NE
4.tf
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PIANO FORTE TUNING
REGULATING AND REPAIRING.

Done in the best possible by GEO. L.
O0OO formerly Of Boston.
Having had twenty five years experience in manu-
featuring and tuning. feel confident Of giving entire
satisfaction TO all who may give their patronage.
shall De In Augusta this time two weeks and In the
future often TO accommodate former customers and
the musical public who desire VERY FINE, SOLID
SWEET TUNING. Old pianos restored to their Origi.
nal beauty Of tone and touch, at reasonable rates.
Work warranted in all cases.
Orders in Augusta or for Hallowell and Gardiner,
may be left at j. +. PIERcE's aud HORACE NoRTH's
Book Stores. and with Miss JULIA ". CLArP, 81
Oak st. dec2ptw
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NTAN'S MISSION ON EARTH.-A thorough
1Nl medical treatise. iudicafing how confirmed
disabilities may be removed The experience OF 70
wears study observation. and professional practice.
showing the agencies that viii insure restored
hood siren ghened vitality and sound conditions Of
health, that have been impaired BY oyerfaxed pow
ers 4 statement of obstacles TO marriage and Of
the means by which they NAV be removed BY mail.
25c.. currency postage stamps. Address Sec'y.
Museum Anatomy and Science. 4s9 9th ave. \.
deeiMWF4m
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Weekly Kennebec Journal

Published every Wednesday morning, Is the largest
f,iIo ,tpr In tn Stair containing news, political ar
tee agricultural and -cientiiic matter, tales, poetry,
auacIptc-, household Inati"r, market, e., &C.
Terms. - par n.HHm ia nfrHpre.
Transient Advertisements 500 per incn for hrst
wek 20 cents per week for each ub .equent insertion
,N,urcal \utc,-, -2.p per inch for !ir-t week; %
e. 10 Der week for each subsequent week.
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lin. for insertion ~ cents pr line for each sub
insertion.
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AYERYOIS ExHAISTIO1

~ saY comprising series Of lectures delivered
at kabn's Museum of Anatomy, the cause and
cure cf premature decline. showing iBdsputabIy bog
lost health maT be reeained, sffordiBE clear synop
sis Of impenents TO marriage. and the treatment Of
nervous and physical debility, being the result OF 20
years experience. BY mail, 25e., currency, pos
tage stamps. Address Secretary kahn's Museum,
s6s Broadway, y. Y. TT&s
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Gbe Ae' "ebee yournal.
Published at ArGrsTA. MAINE, Water Street foot
of Court, by sPfAGrE < >oS.
Daily Kennebec Journal,

I--ued every morning, except SUNDAYS. II contains
he latest news by telegraph and mail give. report
of Market, and has carefully prepared political and
,,-Ai articles, and generous amount 0f farming,
h ,,,, and miscellaneous r-aiing With full compiia
tipn Of state arD>.
Terms ~ per aHn,fm 10 ofrapcs. - if payment
(. NOT made within the Single copies cents 20
t. had at the bookstores and ~ this oihcc.
Advertisements Inserted on reasonabie Terms. Rates
my be- hal o application at this Office.
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Premiums are received ard Losses paid In cash
only Policies are ssu,l WAY able al the death of tn,
Insured, also PAYABLE al tn end of Il certain number
of yeats. Policies also issued on thttl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-01

we're waited along the breeze and cheer
after cheer rent the air, making every Re
publican feel that they had country TO
ave from the clutches OF free trade Dem
ocracy.
Alter marching from one end OF the
town to the other, and cheering, every
Republican house, the command was
given for counter-march, and we came
back TO the improyised stand In front OF
the school house, which the ladies had &c
ertistically decorated with flowers and
eyergreens, that 1t formed q very
beautiful piece OF artistic display. Alter Q
song by the Glee Club, entitled "Han-
cock, Come Down." Mr.. TIC. Carothers
was called to the chair. and after few
very appropriate remarks, introduced
Hon. JOHN A. Hutchinson, which was the
signal for three rousing cheers. Mr..
Hutchinson seemed to be In good trim,
and delivered one Of his telling speeches,
which was greeted by the audience In Q
manner TO show that they were in accord
with the views OF the speaker. He dwell
upon the tariff question, and handled Y
in such q manner that all who heard II
could not but be satisfied that he Is correct
upon this as well as the other topics &C
ably handled by him.
The meeting closed with everybody full
OF enthusiasm, and when Mr.. Hutchinson
called upon the audience for demonstra
ton on the tariff question the whole au
dience OF about FIVE or six hundred people
rose and swung their hats in accord. The
meeting was grand success, and just be
fore separating the glee club sang q song
entitled, "He didn't vote at ALL" W.
moved home about hall-past twelve ant
felt that 1t was good to have been there
Our people are now awake and fully realizt
the situation OF political affairs and viii
make manlul fight. We feel that il thu
rest Of the State will do as well as Han
cock county, in proportion to the number
OF votes to be cast, that we will be trium
plant on the 18th day OF October, snt
have Republican Governor, dc. IVES
Virginia Is a creature Of the Republican
party and to II she ought to belong, and e
she will II every one Of US pushes iorwart
to victory. flErRo.
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RAILROAD EARNINos.-The comparative
exhibit OF railroad earnings is the best and
most satisfactory test we have for the rela-
tive condition Of trade-oi that domestic
trade which Is many times as great as the
foreign, and the returns OF which display
the rise and fall OF industrial sc:lvity like
a barometer. The financial newspapers
compile these returns and exhibits with as
siduity as guage Of the true condition OF
business. For the second week in Sep
TENDER the earnings Of twenty.six repre-
sentative roads show net increase OF got
per cent. over the corresponding week Of
last year. The earnings for the first week
in September showed gain Of 20 per cent.
over the corresponding week Of 1879. 1t
must be remembered that in the second
week Of September, 1879, the great BUSH
ness "boom" had fully seti in. During that
week, moreover, the movement Of grain
to the coast for shipment was very full
and free, while during the same week
this year there was comparatively
| no grain coming forward, the farm.
ers very generally holding It back
In the hope OF higher prices. Yet, in
the face OF all this, railroad receipts aud
business show an increase Of got per cent.
Rather less than per cent. Of this In
crease is due TO the increase Of mileage
operated, all the rest being legitimate
growth OF trade. These figures are Valu.
able and important. They sho@ that the
railroads, the truest indexes OF the coun-
,ry's business condition, are among the
largest benefciaries Of its returning pros.
perity. They not only prove the great
influence and share oil the crops in the re:
yiyal OF industry, but prove that general
traffic has grown In still larger proportion.
As the New York Financial Chronicle says:
ave have not far to look for an explains
ton. All classes Of our people are pros.
porous now, and consequently more
money Is at the disposal Of each person;
as result, we travel more,
and passenger traffic on the roads is
enlarged; we buy and sell more, and the
volume Of general freight increases. "
There Is besides an over.increasing Influx
of settlers TO our unoccupied lands. The
public land sales for the fiscal year 1880
have risen to 9. $50, 9S6 acres against 3 $685.
0Ss acres In 1876. The cheap lands Of the
South have received corresponding In
hux Of purchasers, which will be fully
brought out when the census Is COM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-01

Housing Republican Meeting at Volcano
Editors lntClllxeneer:
On Tuesday night, 2sth inst, there was
a grand meeting of Republicans of Vol
cano, Wood county. Col. John F. Vinal
presided. Many ladies occupied the stage
as well as the body Of the fine Masonic
Hall in which the meeting convened
Gov. Stevenson opened the meeting in q
few remarks In order to have the way
opened for the Hon. ]. A. Campbell and
Gen. Granger, AS they were from distance,
No better speeches than those delivered
on this occasion were ever listened TO In
this place. 1t was nearly midnight before
the audience dispersed. The splendid
Glee Club, OF Volcano, led by Bernan
Galtz, accompanied by lady performer,
added much TO the interest as well as the
enthusiasm OF this meeting. Both the
Glee Club aud the speakers were heartily
applauded. The Republicans OF Volcano
are all wide.awake and will give good &C.
count OF themselves when the hour oil
voting arrives. A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-01
REpusLlCAN MEETINGS.

Cluksburs, October /, same sPeaker''
y esIon, October 2, same speakers
BTidVepoFt October 4, same speakors. N e
salsna, October 8, John A. Campbeii' anu d
Pugh. .,.,.
Sisttnylle, October Z, Esme ipeakefa.
MIdiieboufne, October s. same speakers
Nav MAFtInSyillV, October Q, Aame speakers.
WhoOipS, October H. Hon John a: 1 ,app.s
Petersburg, JrEnt TO-, October otht oe0ck f' -
hf S1, ssiEsP q County. October sh oeOel
aos1 1.Ti H. IpsfS1d ; Co.. october h, O'Clock NJ
'' ESn sSs;.Saa Hampshire Co., October shs o'clock
Pu issS 'RissH ;mp.ho Co October 9Th O'Clock
foits n i FPsa Geek, Marshall county, September
~ Sms p seetcmber 80 7SOP. NJ same speaker.
BenWood, October 2, P. NJ same speaker.
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nANCOCK COUNTY.
A Republican Demonstration in Butte
District.

-
District.
Nrw CUMBERLAND, W. VA, Sept 20.
Editors IntsillSene'r
Our Garfield and Arthur Club in full
uniform took wagons and went to Holli-
davis Cove last night. There was one
hundred and tiity OF US with the band In
nineteen wagons and buggies left here at
& O'Clock and drove TO John Crawtord's,
Fac. and there left our wagons and
msfched into town, making everything re-
sound with merry strains OF music both by
the band and our Campaign Glee Club:
Butler District is the South Carolina Of
Hancock county, and with the grand de-
monstration Of nearly 800 men in line With
torches and capes and two brass bands It
was calculated to strike terror to the heart
OF each old Bourbon Democrat as he gazed
with admiration and wonder upon the
grand peeeant OF enthusiastic Republicanss
a. thew marched with triumphant tread
through the staid old town-the Bourbon
stronghold. The people caught the insPir-
stion from the patriotic songs as the strains
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-01
En,husIastlc Republican Meeting at west
Union.
DopDRIDGE COUNTY, Sept. %, ]

DopDRlDGE COUNTY, Sept. 20, 1880.
Editor IntOlligSnoer:
One Of the largest Republican meetings
ever held in Doddridge county assembled
at the Court House in West Union to-day.
The people came in from the country on
horseback, in wagonsand on foot by hun
dreds. A procession OF from four to FIVE
hundred, with banners, flags and music
psraded The streets and stirred up an en-.
thusiasm equal to that ofthe stirring days
OF the war. w. K. Chenvront, Esq. was
chosen President, and DR.. D. @. Bland,
Secretary. The Court House was packed,
and quite a number Of ladies were on the
platform. Ex.Gov. Pierpoint opened In a
most mastery speech oil an hour or more.
An interruption from man In the aud.
fence stirred up the old war horse with all
his old time energy, and his home thrusts
were most terribly in earnest, and ELECTED
frequent and loud applause from his hear
ers. Ex.Gov. Stevenson followed with an
address as full OF facts, taken from the rec,
ord, as could be packed into q speech Of
| that length, which was received with
every demonstration Of favor. have
never seen Republicans go away, better
satisfied than the crowds who left fol
their homes this evening. Set down old
Doddridge as Republican for the whole
ticket in October, and sure for Garfield In
November. r.
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Total number Of votes $685. necessary to a eh0i'


Connecticut ......... New
IndIana,.,,,,,,. ..,....,,,....lbl -
Nav YorS.... TotAl..
81 iusiud0 Florida 10 show how small q vote might
change the esull.
Add to the Republican vote New York,
and you have 20l votes, or sixteen more
than ia requisite.
Add Indiana aud Connecticut, leaving
out New York, and you have two major.
Add Indiana and New Jersey, and you
have five majority.
Add Indiana and Florida, and you have
lust the number required.
Add Connecticut, New Jersey and Flor
ida, and there is like result
Add to the Democratic chances New
York, and there is q deficiency OF twelve
votes.
gAnd New York and New Jersey and
they are still short three votes.
Add Connecticut, Indiana and New
Jersey, and they are still short seventeen
votes.
Add New York and Indiana, and there
are three more votes than are necessary;
hut II Florida should go Republican they
are still one short.
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why ine south is solid for Hancock.

Consider what Lee and Jackson troIttd do
.pee they aiire. 7hsse are Me same principle
for srhich Aey fought for four years. Remen'-
ber he men GhO poured forth TIER life blood on
Tirginia's soil, and do not abandon &tsm rOw.
Remainder hat upon, your pote depends dle sue.
cess of he Democratic tieket-IUdde hamp'
lon, al Me meeting in Me interest Of Democratic
Rnrmonu IN Eirqinia, al staunt0n, July %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-01
THE REPUBLICAN MANUAL.
CAMPAIGN OF 1880

CAMPAIGN OF 1880.
History, principles, early leaders and achievement.
OF the Republican party, with biographical sketches o.
lanes a. Garfield and Chester A. AIthur-by E. v.
Smaliey.
cost, tho INF rlDatiou which every Intelligent voter
desires 10 possess II 10 the best Of a srenAls from
which active workers can draw ammunition for CAM
paIgn use. Its contents Comprile:-
Firn-A brief history VI the Republican party,
with preliminary chapters trading the career Of
earlier parties ID this co nlry ,nee the Revolution
II Is believed that this the ohy work Ia exit enee
which relates che story OF the career Of this great
historic patty in connected aud cnmp'et form.
Stc0nd-Gn article on the carl Republican lead
erS. Describes the men who formed the party.
ThIr The national platforms Of tbs party are
niyen beginning With 1856 and ending with 1850.
Fourth-The electoral and popular vote At every
Presidential election since the party was formed Il
given by states
FIithzA valuable table Is given showing the rtduc
Ito rs in the public debt and interest elected BY ke-
puhl can legislation and administration sinte 1865.
si1th-The next department Of the book COM
priYs hlograph cal sketches VI the Republican eand
dates for Preidsnt and Vice President and their let
ters Of acceptance
The volume d elegantly b,und 10 cloth, and is sold
for but fraction Of the price commonly charged i0I
such books, Price ioc; II by mali postage &c Extra
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
1901 Market street.
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pleted. The Southern railroads have won
derfnlly increased their strength and re-
sources by laying new tracks and consoli.
dating lines. Thus enabled to reduce
freight rates, they have extended very
widely their area OF business, and carry
commodities over lengths Of line which
would have been deemed impossible ten
years ago. Then It was the greatest OBJ.
iect to carry cotton to the nearest port for
shipment by water. To-day It is brought
ali the way by rail from Austin, Texas, via
81. Louis or New Orleans, TO Memphis or
Cairo, to Fall River and Lowell. ~
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DIED.

KoRELL-on Thursday morning, September 80.
1880 al O'Clock, JOHN, son Of Marlin and kAthrna
Korell, aged 10 years.
Funeral from the rcsidonccO Of his parents No. $50
Main saeet, on Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends Of the family are invited.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a GARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and lndi''
cretIons Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, ac., will send recipe that viii
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send sei-addrOssed envelope TO the REv. JosKPH
T. InMAr. Staiian D. Nas York CIV. iai7.NwEAw
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The Gospel of Hate In west virginia.
"Ihate he Republican party with all ate IN
tt,,sity Of my nature. I intend to teach m,
children 10 hate IL. IhaS tired hating Il, ana
mean to 90 TO my grars hating a."-Speech o
Jake Jackson, Dem. candidate for Governor, a
Fairmont, ,Tulv 20.
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II am prepared 10 say that we hate de sors
Constitution Of any State in he Union =
TE1 Judge James Ferguson, Of KanaWha-a
Democrat
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NATIONAL REPuelLCAN TICKET,
REpueuCAs STATE TICKET

yoR OOvxREoE,
GBo. C. sIUBGIss, Of MOnonshliA'
srpEnxrxnDEST oY yExE SCHOOLS,
A. l. PURINTON, Of Wood.
ATTORNEY OEaEEAL1
GEO. B. CALDWELL, OF Ohio
AUDITOR,
JOHN 6. CUNNINGHAM, Of KSnAWhA'
TREAsURRR,
RICHARD BURKs, Of Monroe
IuPKKME JuDsE,
EDWIN MAXWELL, OF Harrison
ron ooN0EISs,
"a, n,..1c4-IoHN A, HUTCHINSON, Of Wood
"a rI.iIlrt-j. Il, uOKE, Of Mineral.
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET

sHERiHg,
GEORGE H. PARKS.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
T. J. HuGus.
ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
c. A. HELMBRIGhT.
ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT
+. Il. ARMSTRONG.
HOUSE OF pKtEeArEs,
W. P. HUBBARD.
c. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FREW,
SIMON L. NccnLfocH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-01
pre,Iden,inl possibilities.

A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Pres gives the following speculative table
Of Presidential chances, which shows the
possibilities OF the pending canvass:
ELECTORAL VOTE ny STATES.
nninl mum har Of yotfs $50; necessary 70 choice,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-01

The Constitutional Amendments.
Constitutional Amendment, Article eiSS'-fe
' coD,,ituIiou.l Amendment, Section thirteen, Art
ala ilnOl:-koF IlAiihtRtion.
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TIMR TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On aud after "WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1880, ears OF
the Wheeling and Elm Grover. E. will run ~ fol.
lows Cars Will start from each end d the road at 6S(
A. and regularly thereafter every hali.houF unit
l10eioek, ?. ~, except the following trips which
viii DO omitted, ylE: ll:S0 4. ~; 1880 and $50 r
tTips will be omitted.
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A GENTS =. WANTED TO SELL 7Rg
FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-LIMESTONE QUARRY
on the line Of the c. r. Railroad, Stl Briir.
por,, ", having switch V bold seven can, Ihun d
shops, lot OF track iron and can, DC For IlrkSl
information call On the undersigned al my resdse,
In BellAire, Ohio, or at tho Works ARTHUR m
CLAIM, Bollahp, Ohio, MIFeh a. 1881 MN
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d MEw "a AD I,l

+ osT-RING-oN WEDNESDAY, BE.
Ia tween Tventy.ninth street and B 4 o 2. B.
depot, q CAMEO PING. A reward will DO piit on
itSreturn 70 this ONES. oel
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GENERAL NorIoEa...
ROBERT nnrIr

NOTICE. "A MEETING OF nun
~ Stakeholder Of the Buckeye CHS 3. ldE
@ SS hSd n. 4 5 sSs enc ?, The
for the purpose q reducing the IAr vsins " L.
the eAptAl stock Of the said Co piny, ana NJ
buslnfss ~ may come before The mEtiinS y 0lll
Of the Bard Of Dlnetors bIeiaf
WHIPPING. VISA. III 1 +: MEIER ssa'Ar
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BIpDEFoRD, March 8. Election in this
city occurred to-day. There has been feel
ing of antagonism between the democrats and
greenbackers of this city and many democrats
declared they would not support the candi-
date for mayor on the union ticket, but should
vote and use their influence for the republic
can candidate. Regardless of these theaten-
ings, the ring power kept on in their origi-
nal designs until last night, when the matter
eliminated in the discovery that portion of
the canvassers of different wards had sold out
their fellows and were working for candi-
dates on the republican ticket The disgust
of the democrats was great on the discov-
cry of these things, that they refused to vote
The total number of ballots cast last ar
was 2,2G7, the democratic candidate for
mayor receiving a majority of Z. The whole
number of ballots cast this year is 800.
The republican candidate for mayor, Hon.
Charles NJ. Moses, received majority of
l, 100. Every ward is also republican.
Baldwin, Alfred and WATERFORD.
Baldwin, WATERFORD and Alfred have
elected republican town officers.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
EXPLOSION.

SANTIAGO, Chill, February %. An explo.
sion took place in the artillery barrcks
which killed twenty-four men. Part of the
building was in use for manufacturing shells,
cartridges and other munitions of war. 1t is
supposed that some of the workmen dropped
loaded shell, which exploded and produced
a general catastrophe. The roofs and sides
of the building were blown to pieces. Frag-
ments of shells and grenades. arms, and por-
tions of the building were blown in every
direction, causing many wounds to people
and much damage to houses in the vicinity
Fifty workmen were in the buildings at the
time, besides sentries and messengers.
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Condensed TELEGRAMS.

The loss of Calberson & Co. wholesale dry
goods, by burning of their building at St.
Paul. MINI. lost was about 100000, with
with over half million insurance.
The Variety Theatre at Patterson, n. J.
was Quilted by the audience. who were told
there would be no performance, rs Ackerman,
the manager. decamped with the funds.
They also damaged Ackerman's house $1,000
worth.
The riot bribery cases have come to trial
at Harrisburg, Pa.
The Atlantic and Pacific Co. have taken
possession tf their wires, lately seized by the
Union Pacific Co., and re-established con.
nection.
The British chancellor will present the
budget Thursday.
British ship Belmont and barque Orion
have been abandoned at sea. Crews landed
British ship Isabella has been abandoned
waterlogged. Eight of the crew landed al
st. Michels. The rest are drowned.