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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-23

GLoucEsrER, September 22.-Cspt. Jos.
Bowie, of the schooner Victor, reports
that while the crew were looking for squid,
three-iourths q mile from shore in Jobs
Cove, Conception Bay, some e5O natives
surrounded the vessel, compelled them to
desist from fishing under threats OF cutting
the cable and allowing the vessel TO drift
ashore. One OF the Newfoundlanders who
failed to assist them as they desired, was
brutally beaten by his companions. The
next day the Victor was again surrounded,
while the crew were fishing, bv large
crowd, who struck st the Captain and
crew With their oars, slightly injuring two
men. They afterwards boarded the vessel
and compelled them to heaye up the
anchor and leave the cove.
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CURRENT EVENTS.
TIMELY TOPICS TAKEN PROM THE
: TELEGRAPH.
Reception Of the Presidential Party at
saeramento-The Great Pan Presby.
terIan AssembIsEe-Joe Emmet's
Unfortunate FaiIing-GeneraI
Jottings In ali SECTIONS.
THE CHURCH COUNCIL.
Horticultural Hall as Decorated for the
Assemblhge.


PHILADELPHIA, September 22.-The ar.
rangements for the Pan Presbyterian
Council are complete for the opening to-
morrow. Over 1000 feet OF canvas have
been painted for the adornment Of the
walls, representing ecclesiastical subjects.
Between the windows are hung solid
columns OF canvas, on which are painted
the portraits of distinguished Pres
byterian reformers, princes and preachers,
and historic emblems. On the south side
Of the hall are pendent the seals
OF the church in Italy, Bohemia,
Hungary, Switzerland, Holland, France,
England, Ireland, Scotland, Spain aud
Geneva. Surmountiug each column Is an
American flag, with the flag of each coun-
try named. Evergreens encircle the seals.
At each side wall in front OF the audito-
rum are streamers OF all colors inscribed
with Scriptural texts, while the seals Of
the Presbyterian Church OF Philadelphia
are pendent below the apex. The seats in
the auditorium are arranged In the form
Of m amphitheatre. A raised stand and
desk for the Moderator is in front Of the
stage, and on either side OF this decks for
the Secretaries. The reporters are TO be
placed on an elegant platform in front of
the stage. Provision Is made for seating
capacity OF 900 members, and seats re-
served for distinguished and invited guests,
to the rear OF which are seats for 400 per-
sons.
The Delegates to the Pan Presbyterian
alliance meeting had brilliant social re-
ception this evening at the Pennsylvania
Academy Of Fine Arts. In one Of the most
commodious galleries space was reserved
for the delegates and their ladies, and here,
upon q raised platform, were assembled
Governor Hoyt, Mayor StokelY, Governor
George B. Mcclellan, Ex-Governor HaT-
tranft and members Of the committee OF
arrangements. The delegates having
marched in the apartment by private
stair case, Governor Hoyt formally
welcomed them in a speech in which
he said: 1.-THE city OF Philadelphia,
as indeed does the commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania desire TO acknowledge the
significance Of such an assembly as this
within It's borders, and TO receive them
with q cordial welcome. The orgsniza.
ton they represent has had large share
in the intellectual awakening OF the last
three hundred years, and large share in
moulding modern thought in church and
State, and laying superstructure OF re-
ligious freedom and civil liberty. Mayor
Stakely extended the hospitalities OF the
city to the delegates, and Governor Nc.
Clellan spoke as q delegate from New Jer-
sew
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The white VILE or black Husband.

Peoria, ILL.,september 2l.-Miss Nellie
Chase, who married the negro Sam Mon
roe, at Galesburg, was brought here last
evening by her brothers and taken at once
10 the quiet little village of Robins Roost,
where Bishop Chass located the Jubilee
college and where her family reside. She
expresses sorrow st her conduct in CIV.
ing her relatives 70 much sorrow and
trouble. She is still carefully watched, TO
prevent any further escapades. Her
strange infatuation with the negro is only
explained on the theory@of temporary
alteration Of mind. Her brother Horace,
who Is talented young lawyer with a
lucrative practice, is SO mortified that he
talks OF moving away where they are un-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-23

LONDON, September PA dispatch
from Badik reports that Ria Pasha has
summoned the people Of DulciEno to cede
the town and promised to pay them $1,000
Turkish pounds, besides giving the under
taking to build new Dulcigno on Malta
territory, but received decided negative,
and is now preparing force Of 5000 men
with six cannon to overcome the opposi:
ton.
A Great Council was held Monday at
which the Sultan declared he would not
ceed any territory. British and Italian
ministers afterwards had an audience with
the Sultan and delivered an exceedingly
disagreeable message.
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PRESIDENT HAYES, PARTY.
Formal Reception as Sacramento Yes.

Formal Reception at sacramento Yes
terday.
sAS FRAxclsco. September 22.-The
President and party, on their arrival at
Sacramento last evening, were received
by committee and a military escort and
driven to the residence Of Ex-Governor
Stanford, who. entertained the President
during his visit to the capital. The streets
are thronged along the line oi march. To-
day public reception will be held.
a Sacramento dispatch says: The
Presidents formal reception here to-day
was grand success. A military pro-
cession escorted the party from the resi-.
dence OF Governor Stanford TO the capitol.
He was received on the steps by Governor
Perkins and vast coneourse oil people.
Speeches were made by Perkins, Hayes,
reception in the Senate Chamber, thous-
ands falling in to shake hands. This lasted
two hours. Then the procession marched
to Agricultural Park, where 1900 were
assembled. Hayes and Sherman wereloudly
cheered by the people. Hayes spoke from
the Directors stand in response 10 an ad-
dress OF welcome by 81. N. Larne, on be-
half OF the State Agricultural Society.
They were followed by Sherman, Ramsey
aad Gov. Perkins. The crowd called out
Gov. Stanford, who made a brief and cor
dial acknowledgement to his old neigh.
bors here. Luncheon was then served to
the party, and at2P. N. the races begun.
Business Is suspended, and the city is gen.
aYallv and lihaFalty dafOratRd
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River last night 8 feet aud falling.
nenar,ed: W. N. chancellor. Cincinnati

River last night 8 feet aud falling.
Departed: W. n. Chancellor, Cincinnati,
G5RM.
The Diurnal, while coming through
Bogrs Rifle, broke cylinder and turned
back TO BellAire, and laid up.
A correspondent says that Of all the de-
coratious Of houses and grounds at New
Cumberland, on Tuesday evening, the ele-
CANT residence Of Capt. John Porter, the
towboat commander, was without doubt
the most tasteiully decked and brilliantly
lighted.
The river Is exceedingly low when the
o'Neal cannot run. That boat ia now laid
up at the wharf.
CISctSSATI, September 22,-Riyer 8 feet
4inches and stationary. Weather cloudy.
Departed: Virgie Lee, Evansville.
PITTSBURGH, September "a River
inches and stationary. Weather cool and
pleasant,
LounvlILE, September 22.-Riysr falling
1 feet s inches 10 canal. Weather cleaI
and cool, Ariadne, Cincinnati to Ten
peaeee river. Springer due tonight:
OAIRo, September 22-Rtver 9 feet
inch aud falling. Weather clear. Arrived
Golden City, New Orleans; Geneyieye
Memphis; Grand Tower, Vicksburg; VIM
shinkle, Cincinnati; Commonwealth, u
Louis. Departed: Golden City, GsneV
ieVe, Grand Tower,'st. Louis.
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''''t CSuelave Of western Railroaders.
esF1rs, September 22.-The freight
Saa representing the railroads west Of
stlo, Pittsburgh and Wheeling met in
AH aOventiOn in Park Hotel to-day to
ssN Ior 5 percentage basis for west
e nies from Pittsburgh 10 common
- 10 Ohio aud Indiana, and TO listen
Npors or other matters interesting
!. SIs \. 70 their fraternity. The Committee
ysisiaeaiion made its report, recon-
Ssts few minor changes. and that
slasior i to 20 into effect, II adopted,
ssssd lrom October LIST to November
=. iats report was adopted. Pending
~ ~ 90 other questions the convention
~i-a'aed TO meet in this city October7,
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IEsrEE, September 22.-The State
'SRadOu Of Greenbackers met here to-
9, AIull ticket was nominated as fol.
Ia
L'..alut Governor, George Dalton;
,sasIT Of State, Jonathan Arnold: :
se'Rf, Wilbur F. Whitney; Auditor
9EsT. Warner; Attorney General, j.
aI1oud; Electors at Large, II. b.
'und Eugene ]. Flaherty.
isoistons were reported affirming the
eEE Platform OF June 9, 1880, and
ls1.I support to the candidates there
sriIsd; demand the substitution oi
st1l tender greenbacks for National
eIlgIes, and that the National govern.
e aos the peoples money and contro
etlsas.
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pIrrsBuRGn 10 wHEELING on sun.
DAY.
Friendly Rivalry Between the c. q p.
and Pan.Handie, In which the Adyani.
ages Of the Latter Bring it Out Rirst

Friendly Rivalry Between the c. q p
and Pan.HAndIe, In which the Adyant.
ages Of the Latter Bring IL Out Pirst
Best.
From the Pi.t,bursh Post, September 20
Excursions to Wheeling were advertised
for yesterday by both the @. & P. aud Pan.
Handle routes, for the benefit OF those de-
string TO attend an open air concert and
picnic. The musical features ofthe picnic,
together with the fact that many familie
have relatives and intimate friends resid.
ing in Wheeling and vicinity, made the ex.
cursion OF both lines very successful. The
Panhandle route being much the short
est, and, what is more to the point, land.
ing the passengers in the heart OF the city
secured the greatershare OF the patronage.
Two trains were run via Pan. Handle OF
eight coaches each, crowded with excur.
slonists-s65 in number. They were
landed in Wheeling before the excursion
lists by the other line reached Bridgeport
on the Ohio side. The necessity for long
transfer across the two bridges connecting
Bridgeport with Wheeling has always
been serious drawback to the old river
route. Happily the extension OF the Pan.
Handle into Wheeling and its first class
equipment renders 1t no longer necessity
for passengers between Wheeling and
Pittsburgh to be subjected TO the long and
disagreeable transfer.
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R,,,,.h midland in Alaskan waters,

San Francisco, September 22.-The
news from Alaska says that Special Agent
Morris and Captain Bsardslee, at the head
OF party Of marines, visited the seaboard
as far north a. atty.nine degrees, inter-
viewing the leading Indian chiefs and
cautioning them sgAiust smuggling or
maltreating white men. Three canoes Of
British Columbia Indians from the Hud.
sons Bay Company's Fort Simpson visited
the otter grounds In the Alaskan waters
and captured some animals, escaping
with their booty. The Hoonah In.
dians told Agent Morris that II the
British Indians came sgain they would
kill them. About 1000 miners at Cassair
and two tribes Of Indians had fight at
Portage Bay. Several were killed and
wounded.
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FindInr work for the Great Eastern,

HousroS. TEXAS, September 22.-The
project of securing the Great Eastern to
run between London, New Orleans and
Galveston, to take out cotton and other
products and TO bring back immigrants, Is
in fair way Of being fully established.
Gov. Roberts, Of this State, has received q
letter dated London, September 3, stating
that "before this reaches you the Great
Eastern will be in the hands OF the engin.
eers preparatory TO making her first Texas
,YinU
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1t is said that at the next session OF Par.
lament an effort will be made by num-
ber Of Influential members to alter the
time at which the House Of Commons now
meets. Two proposals will be submitted
TO Mr.. GlGdstone-.one that the session
shall commence in Dec, and terminate In
June; the second, which is an alternative
scheme, is that the House should meet at
three and adjourn at midnight. There ID
a third proposal, which Is favored By
members otthe fourth party. This is that
Parliament, as at present constitute ed
should not meet al all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-23

PHILADELPHIA, September 22.-Com.
missioner Le Due was chosen President
Of the International Convention to pro.
mote sheep and wool industry. A. NJ.
Garland oil Illinois read a paper on ad-
yancement OF the general interest OF wool
growers. Discussion followed on methods
10 be devised for the prompt and syste.
matte collection and disseminating infor.
nation relating to the production Of wool
There was a committee appointed to take
the subject In hand.
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Grand Army MeetInE In IpdianapolIs.

ISpIAsApoIls, September 22,-The an
nual euCampment Of the G. A. R. Of In
diana and the soldiers reunion began yes.
terday. The day was occupied with pre-.
liminaries and but few visitors were in
the city. At half.past four in the after.
noon the Indianapolis and Greensburg
Posts marched to the depot to receive
General Lewis Wagner, Commander Of
the G. A. r. Of the United States, and Sec.
retary Thompson. The chief feature Of
to-day was parade at eleven o'clock, in
which all the city, county, and State off,
GERS and distinguished visitors took part.
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A eHAsTLY DISCOVERY.
4 tlp.Iisd Schooner with n Man Hang.
log Prom the Bowsprit.

ItIPsiIrd sehOouer with Man Hang.
log Prom the Bowsprit.
IN YORr, September 22.-The pilot
EE Pet, now in from a cruise, reports
ara the 18th inst, in lat. Il, deg. 80
Il, uOrh, and lon. 81, deg 80 min,
Izi, ,hs iell in with q schooner bottom
., lhe schooner was in the track OF ves-
aboOnd TO this port, and 1t was decid-
Eh1tI hole in her side aud sink her.
l6s boat moved around the schooner q
~ Us discovered with a rope around
nitk hanging from the bowsprit. He
~ badied With water and his features
beupssd The efiluvia from the YES.
ETEso DOisCme and overpowsring that
snse1siOn come to was that its crew
We ying dead in her cabin. II ID
sashl pfobaI!e that the vessel was the
s7SA schooner Gladiator, which sailed
Il arbIdOes for Yarmouth some time
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Our ocean commeree.

New YoRk, September 22.-The Produce
Exchange Of this city has appointed three
Of its members as delegates to the Con-
vention OF commercial and other organiza.
tons interested in ocean commerce OF the
United States to be held at Boston, 0cto-
bere. The Exchange has also adopted 4
resolution recommending to Congress the
maintenance OF Signal Service Bureau
under the existing system,
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LOUISVILLE, KY, September 22.-Miss
Sadie, aged nineteen years, daughter Of
Hugh L. White, q prominent citizen Of
Richmond, Kentucky, was found dead in
her bed this morning, her throat cut from
ear to ear. A knife was found in her
hand. It's supposed she committed sui.
eide while temporarily insane. The girl
was generally conceded TO be the belle OF
the blue grass region OF Kentucky.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September 22.-The
body OF Gen. A. T. A. Torbsrt arrived
from St, Augustine to-day, in charge Of
Gen. F. T. Dent, commandant at St. Au-
gustine, and was received by detachment
OF Florida artillery and escorted to the
armory, which had been tasteiully decor.
ated with United States flags and flowers
by the ladies Of the city. The body re-
main ed there under guard Of honor until
evening, when 1t was conveyed TO the
steamer Western Texas. which soon after.
wards sailed for New York. Ex-Federal
and confederate soldiers and citizens were
in the procession.
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n.-ocratic conierees oithis Senator
! !. ,..,;,t consisting Of delegates frOmHan'
!. 's,o B,,ots and Ohio counties, met al
@a.sb,r, - Yesterday, and nominated John
4. ''i1,. 1,..soo, Of Fairview, Hancock
-, q ,he Democratic candidate for
.. ,'':'.' ..D,,.. in place Of W. H. TAR, Esq,
u 'y.,ot.. whose time has expired. There
hitter contest over the nomination
W =. D,rt Of the Hancock delegates,
=, : - .,oI hall and half, two Of them be
,I =, ex-senator Cunningham and two
!. n, D,pehoo. The Brooke delegates
= "a aid for Donehoo, and so did those
wv ,b, county with the exception oi
~ ]. 5.I,s,.e ex-senator. Al Caldwell
:, !, rs , Cunningham man. The con-
,.,,. present from this county were
s,. m 4pdy Wilson, Alfred Caldwell, DR..
s+iibep, an D. Schambrs, G. W. Merchant
ciL ". Wait.
Il Y, Douehoo is a lawyer and a gentle
., liability, and We presume, all in all,
!, *, man in Hancock whom the De-
.,,ncr !, could have selected. He is, how
~ very strong and unyielding parti-
",-,Iv,ys has been-And will not poll
I, ,o,ss outside Of the strictest followers
~. party. There is therefore a fair
.,,os to elect Republican this year.
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an iOHE, September 22.-The eelebra-
I d The Feast Of the Tsbernacles, com.
eaaHaTs Of the deliverance Of the
Sisii'' while travelling through the
y rji'iatss, began at sunrise Monday,
~ 81 presumably participated in by all
~ IaNiien Of Israel throughout the
-. - The attendance at the various
Is9s'ss 9 IN this city, Brooklyn, Jersey
n! ~, na the suburban villages yesterday
~! ~! Arge. The features ofthe Gale
ri,.3 - CONSIST mainly in merrymakinH
M ~ eng. The celebration continues
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Hines ofGen. Swing.

tlSlhN O., Septembr 2l.-Gen. Ew-
: ,a's1ptI !'ohis wife here eiromo Charles
A,ai'nl, uuGer date OF the 10Th, that
; h! !a9,nsTndboul. d he was taken down
~ ~ lpsG, with an attack Of ma.
s ss.i ,''.i; that the doctot' had ordered
Ja. . seaA Monica, Cal, for .he benefit
tJso',.:; 81, and interdicted all business
ti,is,s = II is not at all probeblet
Z ~ !, 'alt he will be able TO reacS;
M nm. ! une to lake part in the cam
H'of 10 the October election,
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CINCINNATI, September 22.-By failure
Of the williamson and cantwell Publish.
ing Company the weekly religious news
paper, The Star in he Wca, the organ Of the
Uniyersalist Church, suspeuds publica-
ton. Il was established in 1927, aud has
been published continuously until now.
It Its columns appeared some Of the first
published poemsof Alice and Phobe Cary.
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THE Genuine SEQ serpent Caught.

SAN FRANCISCO, September "a Vic.
toria special says: A genuine sea serpent
six feet in length with orthodox name,
head shaped like panther and the tail
whitfield down to a sharp point, was
brought in by the Indians Yesterday, who
caught it in deep water in the straits Of De-
Haro. Its appearance created intense
interest amongst savants and old fisher.
men. The serpent has been photographed
aud the body will be preserved In spirits
and sent 10 Ottawa for classification.
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ut urRplK or JOHN r. GOODWIN.
n, D,rngedy that startled the Delegates
IN the General Conference.


ssnEylLLE, IyD., September 9l.-When
s,;sueral Conference Of the Methodist
outb assembled in Cincinnati last May
An we're present as delegates John E
sr8rip. Of this place, and the Rev. W.
i6ooJEin. bis brother, Of Illinois. One
h M Iormer returned home on busi-
- ,nd was shot down in the
~, = by another brother, Robert NJ.
;DiSin, who had inst teen released
81 A asylum in Indianapolis. His
iaip bIyiug been Affected by the exces.
Flase Ol liquor, be was put in the asy'
= butEls discharged as cured q day or
n tslop be shot his brother. The
urely rttacied wide attention, owing
he prominence Of the family and
\ noloriely it gave TO the open
a Of the General Conference.
d. uiIl Of Robert N. Goodwin was
I'm here to-day. Messrs. Mckee and
Etsnus Bark appeared on behalf oil the
V. and the prisoner was represented
m. ". Gordon, Of indianapolis, and
s-.d T. Hlrrel, Of Brookville. The de
hs Eked for a continuance on the
EGIi that more time was needed to col
d ,riiehee, but the motion was over
nd The defense will in all probability
kisanity.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September. .22.-The
mother OF Lille and Liyinia Grace, two
Of the victims Of the Mays Landing dis.
aster, died at her residence, on Thirteenth
street, death being the result st-au illness
produced by the shock TO her system by
The death OF her two children.
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Two Hnndsome GINS.

CINCINNATI, September 22.-Mr. David
sinton, capitalist, and one Of the proprie.
tors Of the 7imes.Star, and Reuben Spring.
er. who gave the magnificent donation for
Music Hall, this morning each donated
$4,000 to the Art Museum fund. The
fund, which must reach $500, 900, Is now
over $3.50, 900.
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WGrzEL COUNTY.


LirrLEroSI WHIST A., sept ~.
Editors IntslllEsneer.
This has been a busy day among the
Democrats Of our town. They set about
making preparations for a big blowout in
reply to the speech delivered here last
Saturday night by A. W. Campbell OF
Wheeling. They spent some money and
made big effort to head of that meeting.
But II was no go; they could not raise an
audience, and the whole business fizzled
ont fat. One OF their strikers was heard
to remark that II 1t had not been for that
d-d law suit going on there they could
have had big time of 1t.
The Republicans expect to make good
returns from this part Of Wetzel county in
November. At this writing Is p " the
tar barrels OF the Democracy have been
burnt to ashes, but no speaking yet.
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CLEvE.AND, September 22.-It has been
Gscertained that Amasa Stone is the man
who will give $4,000 to Western Reserve
College, at Hudson, Ohio, II it is removed
TO Cleveland. At q meeting OF the trustees
held yesterday, It was practically resolved
to remove the college to Cleveland. and to
change the name to Western Reserve
University. The college already has an
endowment OF $3.50, 900.
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NEw ORLEANS, September 22.-Arriyed:
The bark Geo. b. Doane, from Rouen.
LONDON, September 22-The Tuetonia
took out one hundred and ffty sgricul.
turalists for Texas.
NEw YoRK, September 22.-Arrived:
The State Of Nevada, from Glasgow, and
Greece, from London.
LONDON, September 22.-The steam.
ships Anchora and Oder. from New York,
and POlynesIan, from Montreal, arrived
out,
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PoII,Ieai Meetings.

LAFAYETTE, IND, September 22.-Colo-
eel R, G. Ingersoll spoke here tonight to
A large gathering, twice as many as could
bsar him. and made big speech. Sena-
tor Thurman % to be here Thursday night.
CINCINNATI, September 22,-General B.
F. Butler addressed very large Demo-
cratic meeting in the Filth street market
space Tonight. The attendance WRs esti-
mated At 5000,