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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-28
.onIos rLENTIFuL CROPS. .

1heYIcld OF Wheat Exceeding That of
Last Year-Good Promise OF Other
GrRinS
COLrNDrs, June 2G.-The wheat crop
Nash snow being harvested in Ohio
will, without doubt, be the largest one
eTe' raised in the State. In the early
spring twas predicted by many shrewd
observers that the crop would fall below
that harvested last year, but the only basis
iorSuch an opinion rested upon the fact
that the statistics showed that three sue.
Ssesstve heavy crops Of wheat were un.
known; that the third year the crop had
aESys proved failure from one cause
o. another, and they are hardly able
70 credit the reports received from all
parts ot the State TO the effect that
The crop this year is fully as good as, and
u some regions better than, the yield OF
dSg, ~ which was the largest by over 3,000,.
w bushels that had ever been harvested
10 The State. In 1878 aud 1879 there were
s9ale M cases OF blight, but this season not q
angie report Of any damage from any
source has been made, and now that the
Nleattsrpe aud being harvested, investi.
Ealon shows there could have been no
reason whatever for complaint. On the
SIner hand, the ieeling Is one Of congratu-
nnGh on all side. The weather Is par
9etiafly favorable to the havesting and
utying out Of the grain. The increased
AefeaIe devoted TO wheat over that OF last
rear IA believed 10 be fully s per cent,
EhlIe the yield Ia estimated at the office OF
S sae secretary Of State at fully 38,000,0 900
bushels, agGI!Hst IS, ,OOO, 900 bushels harvest
ed last year.
The hackwArtlnCss Of the season, TO.
SeIher with the heavy rains, has had the
sceGl Of putting tho corn crop somewhat
9ehiQd, but during the past 20 days 1t has
Jumped forward with unsurpassed rapidi'
" and Is now ot good color and in Q
healthy condition. No fears are enter
@lhed that the usual crop will not be re.
aMliled: y The acreage is about the same %
mat o. last year, but 1t is generally admit.
%u mat 1t looks more healthy, and that
Sne prospects are encouraging, Oats and
O.neI @ grains are also doing well, and the
psGal crop will be gathered. Potatoes are
.SokIng unusually well, and it Is belieyeC
As crop will show u material inCreasI
over that Of last year.
Fruits 0i all kinds may be regarded as II
anuch more favorable condition than q
tas time last year. The irosts in earl.
April di1 ljulo l.,,,.,.sT = .....a.,k T., :, Ia
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PERSONAL ITEMS.

1
The Rev. NJ. Mackonochie, the famous
ritualist, is about to visit America for his
health.
Great numbers Of pilgrims will leave
Manchester this week for Knock, in
Lady Layard, on leaving Constantine.
pie, was loaded with presents by the Sui
tan, including diamond which cost
1000, and Turkish order worth some
The quidnuncs at Constantinople call
Mr.. Goschen "Le Cochon etfendi" in
French, and in Turkish "Kosham," signi.
flying stunning" and also "dog."
The Prince OF Wales freed Hammer
smith and Wandsworth bridges to-day
tremendously, crowning the labors ot a
busy fortnight.
Miss Kate Field arrived in London on
Wednesday, for stay OF six weeks, seek.
ing new incidents and music for her mono.
logue.
Mr.. Bret Harte delivered his lecture on
"The Argonauts OF 40" on the 21st. Els
appearance on the platform was hailed by
long and prolonged applause, which was
continued at intervals, Mr.. sala says that
the distinguished American poet may be
said to have "panned out" very success.
fully. The percentage OF precious metal
TO quartz is very rich.
Mr.. Edward King has been in London
for some time, experimenting the
publication OF his volume Of poems entitled
Echoes from the Orient"
Mr.. John Walter Gross and his wife
George Eliot are honeymooning on the
Continent.
Mr.. Tom Taylor denies that he had a
paralytic stroke, and says he merely had
an attack OF suppressed gout.
On dit that Mr.. 0'Donnell has received
challenge 10 fight in Belgium, from rela.
tive Of NJ. Challemer LaGour. Gossip says
that the Prince OF Wales, who knows La.
cour, will be the first to call on him on his
arrival in London.
Truth says that the great heiress, Miss
whose name was associated
with that OF Prince Leopold, is engaged to
Lord Brooke, the eldest son OF the Earl OF
Warwick; SO that now there is q prospect |
that the grand historicpile Warwick Castle,
will be restored to its former condition
without further public subscription.
Another forthcoming union Is that oil
Lord Duppin with Miss Vanderbilt.
The duke OF Norfolk intends to see Mgr,
Capel out OF his money troubles.
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tn. CITY or ROCK Island Under water.

Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, June 26.-The river
here is believed to have reached its highest
point at noon to-day, and has since been
on standstill at IS feet inches above low
water mark. The condition Of things in
this city on account Of the food is indeed
deplorable, many families, more than a
hundred, having been driven from their
homes IN nearly all parts OF the city.
Hacks have to be used to transport per.
sons to aud fro, the water standing loot
deep around two or three depots. The
CIV Conncil has taken efficient action,
and had the city canvassed for funds with
which to shelter the refugees, who are
Guartered in school.houses, store'rooms
and almost every conceivable place.
There have been no trains out OF IN oa on
the Milwaukee and Peoria roads Tor three
days. AS far up as Third avenue boats
take the place Of carriages in streets
something never known before.
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Allow q cold to advance inyour system and
thuS encourage more serious InalRdies, such as
Pneumonia, Hem0rrhages and Lung troubles
wheI, an immediate relief can be so readily at.
iainedP BosOHEE's GxRMAN SYRUP has gained
me largest sale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the seyerest Lung Diseases.
II 4 Dr, BoSchee's famous German prescriP,
tion, and Is prepared with the greatest care,
and no fear need be entertained In administer
ing II to the youngest child, as per directions
Tbe sale Of this medicine Is Unprecedented.
Since first introduced there has been con-
slant increasing demand and withouta single
report Of q failure TO do Its work In any case
AT your Druggist rs TO the truth Of these re.
marks. Large sizes 76 cents. Try II and b
convinced. TfhsAW
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FAMINE IN ASIA MINOR.

LONDON, June 26.-A correspondent at
Paris describing the famine in Asia Minor,
says he learns from all sides that the Brit
ish Consuls, Armenian relief committee
and American missionaries have been
most active, and have done all In their
power to alleviate the miseries OF the fam.
ished population.
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LOUISVILLE, June 97.-During the storm
Saturday afternoon, three hands, William
Prinz, All Jones, and John Ball, colored,
working on farm OF E.G. Miner, eight
miles from this city, were killed by light
ming. The remains were found in o field
this morning, all sitting under a tree un.
der which they had sought shelter.
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FniIure or a RoIIIng MIil owner,

PHILADELPHIA, June 2e.-oharles F.
shoener, owner Of the Greenwood rolling
mill and OF the machine works works at
Tamaqus, has failed. These works have
been levied on for s75, 600 due in Tamagua
and $55,0O0 due in Philadelphia. The
failure was caused by the depression in
the trade and the collapse Of NE Read
ING cnmDAnfe9.
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ENGLISH TEMPERANCE BILL.

LONDON, June 2o.-The resolution Of
Mr.. Stevenson Giberal), in the House ol
Commons, to close public houses on Sun
day in England and Wales, was amended
to express the opinion OF the House that
a provision should be made in the coun.
try for the sale during limited hours OF
malt LIQUORS for consumption off the
premises, and for the needful require
inents OF the metropolitan districts.
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DANvlLIr, Va, June 27.-Rev. Jane
Tamison died in Mecklenburg county, Fris
Law, and was buried here to-day. He was
'or fifty years q minister in the North
Carolina and Virginia Conference OF the
Methodist Church, and many years Col:
Iege President at Danville. The funeral
ccrtepe was very large and imposing.
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1r,sh ReyoIutionary Convention

Pn1ADELpnrA, June 27.-About 50 del.
egates to the so.called Irish Revolutionary
Convention which assemblies in this city
tomorrow, arrived to-day. Two hum
dred will come by the early trains to.mor-
row. Iowa, Nebraska, Florida, Illinois,
New York, Connecticut, New Jersey,
Tennessee and Dakota Territory are repre-
sentAd
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FrIghtfuI lIortallty.

NEw YoRK, June 96,-There were 2O7
deaths in this city the past twenty.iour
hours, the highest mortality in any one
day this year. Total deaths the past week
1858. Cholera iniantum Is very preva.
lent,
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HON. BEN. WILSON.
what He Thinks of His Prospects for n
REORGANIZATION = Views ON Other Sub.

Ieets.
An INrELLIGEScER reporter called last
night on Col. Ben. Wilson, at the Mcclure
House, TO get him 10 talk some in regard
10 his chances OF becoming his own sue
cessor, and upon some other subjects.
lie had not much time to talk, however,
and considering the lateness OF the hour,
the man OF the pencil let him of easy,
lie got tho Colonel to say, however, that
he considered his chances for the renomi.
nation good. 81 was never as confident
OF success at the eame period OF q former
campaign as am nov" said he. az have
not canvassed the district much, but from
what little have sounded the public In
the different counties see nothing 10
make me uneasy
"Do you find Mr.. Tingle formidable
opponent" we asked.
.oh, we'll" was his reply, 'Ican't tell
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MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.
Mrs. Warren, the Powhatan Murieress
OF Her Husband, 10 be Tried on Tues
81. CLAIRsvlLlE, June q, 1880.

OF. OLAlIsSVILIEi June u, 1850.
Special Dispatch TO tho IutelliSOueer.
Mrs. Warren, who killed her husband
at Powhatan some weeks ago, was Indicted
to-day for murder In the second degree,
in the Court OF Common Pleas, Judge
okey presiding. Prosecuting Attorney
Mitchell will conduct the case on behalf
of the State, and Mrs. Warren has retained
Hon. Z. G. Cracraft, OF Wheeling, and
Judge Chambers, OF this place, as her
Counsel.
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M. E. CnuRcn, 0 A. NJ, June 25.

NJ. E. CHURCH, 9A. NJ, June 25.
The Society met at 9A. NJ, pursuant to
adjournment. Prayer was offered by Rev.
DR.. Young. At roll call twenty.three
members answered to their names.
On motion OF DR.. Vankirk DR.. B. W.
Allen, OF Wheeling, was invited TO renew
his association with this Society.
An invitation To partake OF an old
fashioned Virginia dinner was extended
TO the Society by W. ]. Hill, proprietor OF
Hills Central Hotel, and was unanimous
" accepted.
DR.. A, Fl. Kunst read voluntary paper
on typhoie fever, and Dr.. John Frissell OF
Wheeling, submitted an interesting arti.
Gle entitled "Epidemics OF Wheeling and
vicinity since 1882" and surgical cases No.
CXXV.
An invitation to the society from @.
Scott, P. NJ, to visit the Custom House
and Postofiice was accepted and the hour
for doing the same was fixed at $50
o'clock.
A paper on some OF the relations Of me-
terorology and disease by DIR: E. A.
Hildreth, Of Wheeling, was read and re-
ferred for publication.
DR.. B. w. Allen presented report oil a
case OF multiloaular varian tumor which
was similarly referred.
Adjourned 10 meet at 2 p. NJ.
2P. NJ, N. Z. CHURCH.
Atrollcall twenty.six members respond.
cd. Minutes read and approved.
DR.. H. N. Mackey, OF Morgantown, read
a naoer on Vesico Vaginal Fistula, which
was referred to the Committee on Publi-
cation. ,..
ed his resignation, which was accepted.
A resolution was introduced and adopt.
ed fixing the time OF meeting OF the Soci.
ety on the third Wednesday Of May in
each year. ,
rvs salary was increased from SO to $50,
DR.. Brock offered the following resolu'
ton, which was adopted:
Resolred, That the President of this so.
ciety be and Is hereby authorized to ap'
point committee OF three members whose
duty It shall be to prepare bill 70 be pre-
sented to the Legislature Of the State, au.:
thorizing and encouraging the study OF
practical anatomy.
Drs. Brock, Hullihen and Allen were
appointed said committee.
The society proceeded to elect officers
for the ensuing year with the following
Pres President-Dr. W. F. vankirk.
Vice Presidents-Drs. j. ii. Brownheld,
L. @. Hunt, Collie Shriyer.
Treasurer-Dr. J. A. Campbell.
secretary-Dr. NJ. F. Hullihen. -
Board Of Censors: Drs. W. Il. Sharp. I.
A. Harris, W. r. Curtis, w. ]. Bates, Sr;,
George Baird, W. NJ. Dent, s. 7. phand'
'9Ti The president then submitted his list Of
delegates to the next meeting Of the
American Medical Association, commit
tees, essayists, DC.
wheeling was selected as the next place
OF meeting, and DR.. George Baird appoint
cd chairman OF the Committee OF Arrange
ments. Adjourned. ..
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agitation amongst the Albanians has sub
sided, and Of compensating Montenegro
for the expenses she has incurred in con-
necton with this matter. Preyesa has
been declared in a state of siege.
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lhs GateIIigetrcFr
(, |o,, - and 81 Fourleenth street.
Ono' '--7E--5=----l---- ----.-
.,7loNaL REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FsE PREsIDENT.
lanes A. GARFIELD,
OF ONO.
YoE yICE.rRESIDESr;
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
on yEw YORK.
.,,0,,IiICAS COUNTY TICKET.

~, Nh ol July falling on Sunday this
IAI -. -" hanks will observe Monday, the
!i''' r. Ip' p.,tios who have notes falling due
Sp' a', ta ,I,e All or 9th, will have to give
o % e, s'I' ,Ssir attention on Saturday, the Sd.
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL UNION OF WEST
VIRGNIA.-During the past week several
meetings have beeaheldin differentpartsof
the city and otherportions Of the districtior
the purpose Of establishing branch Of the
secret political organization, whose mem-
bers are only known TO the initiated. A
meeting will be held this evening for the
purpose of completing the organization.
ThisseCret union has large membership
in the United States, and has made good
record in Massachusetts, Connecticut,
New Jersey, New York, Ohio, California,
Kentucky, and other States. Nationality
or color is no bar to membership-Amefi-
can citizenship an essential qualification.
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CAMPAIGN Mus1c.- We nave received from
the publisher, W. IL. Sheib, Of this city,
two pieces d music intended for Repub-
lican use III the coming campaign, One
is the "Garfieid March, by Carl Renbort,
and the other ringing ballad, Beneath
the Dear old Flag Again." dedicated to
Garfleldand Arthur. The words are inspir-
ing, and the music in keeping with them.
Both pieces bear spirited portraits oiGar-
field on the title page, aud can be pur-
chased from the publisher, at Washington
Hall building. Twelfth street.
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THE YOUNG MEN's GARFIELD CLuu.-.
This campaign club met At its quarters in
Veteran Hal, Saturday night, there being
large number OF the members present.
1t was decided to limit tho membership of
the club to l25, 80 as to have abont 100 in
the ranks on each occasion OF parade, al
lowing for absentees. The members must
be over 81 and under 40 years Of age.
Also movement was set on foot to or
ganize glee club, the matter being in
charge OF Sam Harrison. A committee on
uniform was also appointed.
1t was resolved to meet hereafter every
Friday night,
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MRs. BAuMRR's, No. ,208 Water street,
always has nice itesh sandwiches and
lunch. TFhAs.
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WEST VIRGINIA. MEDICAL SOCIETY.
The Two Days Session at Parkersburs
Last Week.
Rauortad' far tha IntaiItsanna,

The Two Days Session at ParkersbuFe
Last Week.
Reported ior the Intell'genoer
PARKERsDuRG NJ. E. CHURCH, June "a.
The Medical Society Of the State Of West
Virginia assembled in the NJ. E. Church
at LEO o'clock P. NJ, June "a, 1880, Presi.
dent VIM. NJ. Dent in the Chair.
The meeting was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Loyal Young. Upon calling the
roll the following members answered to
their names:
Drs. g. Baird, q. W. Brock, J.H. Brown
field, NJ. Campbell, ]. A. Campbell, L. R.
Charter, A. g. Clark, W. K. Curtis, w. NJ.
Dent, R. r. Frey, Z. A. Hildreth; NJ. + Hull
linen, L. O. Hunt, ]. O. Hupp, ]. 3. Ken.
dali, A. q. Kunst, l. r. Loury, P. O. Nc
Lane, j. NJ. McWhorter,J ]. E. Reeves, w. II.
Sharp, E. D. Stafford, Collie Shriver, S. B.
Stidger, W. F. VanKirk, ]. s. Boone, I. A.
Harris, 81. N. Mackey, John Frissell.
DR.. E. D. Stafford, on behalf OF the pro.
fession, and the Hon. O. B. Smith, on be.
half Of the citizens OF Parkersburg, extend.
ed a cordial welcome to the Society.
The President Of the Society, DR.. VIM.
NJ. Dent, delivered the annual address,
which was ordered printed.
The minutes Of the last annual meeting
were read and approved.
The names oil a number OF applicants
for membership were referred to the Board
OF Censors for report.
The President appointed the following
gentlemen to fill vacancies existing in the
Board OF Censors: Drs. W. Fl. Sharp, w.
F. Van Kirk and J. E. Kendall. The cre-
dentials OF DR.. B. F. Hart, OF Marietta, o.,
delegate from the Ohio State Medical
Society, and Of DR.. Jno. A. Campbell, q
delegate from the Wheeling Medical So.
ciety, were presented and the gentlemen
invited to seat on the floor and to par
ticipate in the proceedings. The reports
OF the Committee on Publication and OF
the Secretary and Treasurer were read
and approved.
DR.. E. D. Stafford read a voluntary paper
giving an interesting case OF Reflex Irrita.
tion.
DR.. JamessE. Reeves exhibited sphyg-
tracings found in various car.
diac affections. The Board OF Censors sub.
mitted report recommending the follow
ing applicants as proper subjects for mem
bership in this society: Drs. John Kelly,
Philip Burwell, Mineral
Wells; s. II. Prickett, Wadesyille; s. 7.
Chandler, Parkersburg; G: B. Harvey,
Philippi; B. @. Bland, West Union; Flem.
ing Howell, Newburg, The roll was called
and each OF the above candidates were
elected unanimously.
Adjourned to o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow.
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The Rev. M. Mackonochie, the famous
rituslist, is about to visit America for his
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-11-04
TIMES FOR HOLDING COURTS
FOR THE YEAR 1881,
Fifth Judicial District Of Ohio.

IL Is hereby ordered, that the Courts OF Com
mon Pleas, and District Courts, for the year 1881
shall begin in the several counties of the Fiftl
judicial District Of the State of Ohio, at the
times following, tO-Wt;
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
Adams County, Jan 9TH, May 3d, September 9Th
Brown County, Jan. 4th, May 18th, October 18th
Clerm0nt County, Feb lst, May 24th, Oct 18th,
SECOND SUBDIVISION,
Fayotte County, JANUARY 4th, May Sd, Oct. 18th.
Highland County, Jan. 4th, May 8d, Oct. 18th,
Ross County, January 4th May 3d, October 18th.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
Franklin County, Jan. 3D. April llth, Sept 18th.
Madison County, Feb, Sth, June Sth, Nov. 22d.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Adams, August 3Oth; Fayctte, April 25th;
Franklin, March 10Th; Brown, September I'D;
Highland, October 3D.; Madison, March 18th;
CicmOnt September 2Gth; Ross, October 7th;
Pickaway, April 18TH
Ordered that the times for holding the Courts
In the Fifth Judicial District be published for
four c0nsecutiyewooks,b by the several Clerks in
the eseyeial counties
JOHN l.. GREEN,
EDWARD r.. BINGHAM,
SAMCEL H. STEEL
DAVID TARBELL, t,i,.,,
THADDEUS A. AIlNSHALL, "uVse7'
4. r. COWAN,
ELI =. EVANS,
GEORGE LINCOLN,
IN Witness Whereof, have hcreunto set my
[sEAL hand and affixed the seal of said
Court this both day Of October A. d. 1880.
n, W. WELSHEIMER,
Clerk OF Courts.
NOV. 1. l9S0.-lW.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-11-04
LOCAL MATTERS.
UlsEAP EXCURSION,


TP Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas anC
Nebraska, Tuesday, November 9th
1850, via Pan-PandIe Route.
A grand excursion to the rich farm.
ing, fruit-growing and grazing county
of The great States of Kansas, Missouri,
Arkansas Iowa and Nebraska has been
arranged by tie management of the
great Panhandle Route, for Tuesday.
November 9th, 1880, with view Of
giving everybody an opportunity to
pay visit to that rich and prosperous
pOnntry, and enabling them to examine
ihe soil, test the climate, obtain statis-
eies as to the agricultural wealth and
healthfnlness Of the country, etc. Mil
liens Of acres of the richest country
aro now for sale on long time ana easy
payments. Land Commissioners can be
consulted at all points to which excur-
sion tickets will be sold, and every
facility afforded those who desire to
purchase.
Round trip excursion tickets, at hqrI
rae rates, to Baxter Springs, Council
Grove, Dodge City, Ellis, Fredonia,
Independence, Burlington and Kirwin, |
in Kansas; Neosho, Missouri; Little
Rock, Arkansas; Audubin, Battle Greek |
and lie. Mars, In Iowa; and Columbus
and Lincoln, in Nebraska; will be sold |
at principal stations on the ''Pan-Ilan-
Nlle Route" for the Excursion, Tues
Jay, November, 9th, and will be sent to
smaller stations upon application Of
.thc Ticket Agent. Tickets will be
iirat'o!ass IN every particular, being
iboSorcd on arst-class Express trains
Through to destination. They will be
good 20 return on any train within
forty days. For full and reliable
information, excursion tickets, time of
trains, etc, call upon or address the
nearest Agent, or John +. Iliif, Agent
&. x M. V. r. r. Depot, Washington
{. H., 20.
The Panhandle Route IS the short
est, quickest, and in every respect the
best route to all points West. It's trains
run with the greatest regularity. Its
connections are made in Union DepOts.
1t offers the very best accommodations,
and passengers are always assured a
quick, comfortable and pleasant trip
by purchasing tickets via Panhandle
Route. 50W3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-11-04

Gov. Sprague has had an alteration
with Trustee Chaiiee at a bankhOders'
meeting, ans had written out some
what incOherent account of it to his
counsel, which is published in the New
York Sun. 1t also appears that he an
lioipates proceedings in behalf of the
trustee and Mrs. Sprague and others to
gain possession of Canonchet, Mr..
COdkliug being in the matter as coun-
sci aud having recently been at Nara
gansott Pier, and that Gov. Sprague is
breathing out threatenings and slaugh-
Ter Mt this proceeding. CanOnchet APP
pears to be so mOrtgaged that its posses
sion is not much to fight for, 1t Is stat
I'd that in the letter of Gov. Sprague,
rs published, the closing paragraph IS
omitted through delicacy. Through
the same delicacy It's substance Is stated
as accusing Mrs Sprague and Senator
Conkling Of holding intimate aud i'm
proper relations recently at The Palace
Hotel, Buffalo, which, for persons so
well known, and who would at hotel
have all eyes upon them, Is about rs
likely as on the housetop. Gin. GQzclte.