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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-01
SOCIAL srArus or AprLrs.

MOVEMENTS or PROMINENT PEOPLE
Mr.. Absalom Buchanan. OF Brook
county, was in the city yesterday.
Col, Neil Bell and wife, and Miss Julia
Barley, will leave tomorrow for Pittsburgh
to pay visit to the Exposition.
Mrs. @. w. Russell, who has been visit
ing her SOD, H, NJ. Russell, In this city
will go to Washington, D. o tomorrow &c
pass the winter.
Hon. James g. Blaine, whe has been
the guest Of the Young Mems Garfield
and Arthur Club, at the McLure House
since Tuesday and whose visit hss been
the occasion Of 80 much glorious greeting
and enthusiasm, left for GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
yesterday morning.
Edmund Booking has returned to the
city from q fortnight's vacation at Sarato.
ga, New York and Philadelphia.
Miss Carrie Rhodes, one Of Bridgeport's
fairest bellies and q iavorite In this city,
left yesterday for Philadelphia TO attend
school.
Mrs. VIM. F. stfel is visiting her par.
ents In Philadelphia.
Alexander Bone, sr., returned from the
East last evening.
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EtnaviIle, Bridgeport and Bellaire are ex.
peeled. The houses Of all Republicans
will be Illuminated, and the wiggam, "a
ront Of which the flag presentation Will
take place, has been ornamented proilsely
aud tastefully. The line Of march will be
as follows:
Out Virginia to Broadway, up Broad.
way 10 Zane, east on Zane to North Front,
up North Front to New Jersey, down
North York 10 Kentucky, west on KEN
lucky TO Huron, down Huron to Indiana,
east on Indiana to North York, down
North York 10 Maryland, west on Mary
land IN Huron. down Huron TO Zane, east
on Zane to Penn, down Penn to Ohio,
east on Ohio to South Front, down South
Front and countermarch to Ohio, west on
Ohio to South York, up South York to
Delaware, out Delaware to the Wigwam
The Island Club will meet ut the Wig
wan at $3.50. All members who are un:
able 10 turn out are requested 70 send
their uniforms to the Wigwam. The Re.
publicans OF the Island intend to give the
boys hearty reception.
POLITICAL POINTS.
The. Greenbackers will have grand
parade, Saturday night, October 9th, and
Henry S. Walker will likely speak TO
them.
The mill men think BlaIne's tariff ideas
are the right ones.
The Republicans Of Richlanl district
have nominated Harlan Carter for Com.
missioner, W. A. Ridgeley and John B.
Lyle for Justices OF the Peace, and Ohio
King and Ed Bowman for Constables.
The Washington District Garfield and
Arthur Club will meet at their Hall this
eyeniugat 7o'clock.
1927 means the three hundred and
twenty.nine Electoral votes that Garfield
will poll this fall. or the three hundred
and twenty.nine msiori.y that Hutchin'
son will have in this county, or Parks OF
Hugus. Take your choice.
Judge Crawford, the loug.winded
Pennsylvania, who spoke at Washington
Hall last night, is caricature on Milt
Barlow, tha Minstrel in appearance. Thu
|only difierenceis this, Barlow is successful
as = negro specialist, while Crawford Is I
failure as an Irish specialist.
A gentleman who was at Washington
Hall last night remarked that 1t was EN-
linently proper for T4mmany Hall to aenc
out one OF VIM. NJ. T~eed's confrre
to instruct West Virginians in regard Il
political honesty.
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Allow a cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such Is
Pneumonia, Hemerrhages and Lung troubles
when an Immediate relief can be 50 readily at.
tained2 BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest sale in the world for tho cure OF
Coughs, Colds and the GeVeEcst Lung Diseases.
It's Dr.. BoRchee's famous German preScrir
top, and is prepared with the greatest car
aud no fear need be entertained In admlniStt
Ing II to the youngest child, rs per directions
Inc sale Of this medicine ts unprecedented
Since hrst introduced there has been q con.
SAINT increasing demand and without single
report OF failure 10 do It's work In any case.
ASK your Druggist As 10 the truth Of these re.
MARKS Large sizes IS cents. Try Il and be
convinced. TThsAW
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The Walls OF JERlcno FALLRS.-The
first breach In the ranks OF Satan's
army VAS accomplished last night ut the
TENT meeting. Glory to Gndl The past
weeks work has had lis effect In finally
bringing sinners 10 realizing sense Of
thoir position. The meeting was led by
Rev. 8. P. Masden, who delivered good,
oId.iashioned, Methodist exhortation,
lending point and zest to the effort by In.
terspeising auecdote and example by way
Of Illustration. The singing was good and
good feeling was manifested. Several
arose and signified their desire fol. PRAYER.
Alter the audience was dismissed an In:
oniFy meeting was held, which was well
attended. We need more workers;
Services tonight at 1880 P. N. Do not
stay away for cold; the tent is comfortable.
S'' ATTENDANT.
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FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER 1880

Truth 10 the Corner Stone OF Steady
IFade-Our Motto, "aonelty, Perseyer.
anee aud EuieFprise'-RlIne BrotheFs'
tho Reliable CIoIhi6rs. ~ twelfth
street, Always Lead.
Kline Brothers conduct their business
upon o novel principle" They are con-
AtantlY on the lookout for goods that are
both good and cheap, whether they need
them at the time or not, knowing well that
an they have to do Is to let the public
know that they have bargains 10 offer, and
people from all parts Of the city and coun-
try respond en- masae. Their hSys during
the month Of Sepit increased theii
business % per cent over that Of 1879.
They have achieved this wonderful
notoriety through the only means known
to Its accomplishment, viz: Honesty,
enterprise and perseverance,.
Below we quote prices for October,
1880:
Mems Business Suits reduced to 81.
Mems Cashmere Suits reduced to s. so.
Fine All Wool Suits reduced to $40 80.
Finest English Worsted Suits reduced to
SIS 80.
Working Pants reduced to % cents.
Working Pants reduced TO so cents.
Mems Cashmere Pants reduced to g so.
OUR ovRRcoAr DEPARTMENT..
Ats225 we offer Heavy oveIcoats worth
Heavy ohinchilla overooats reduced to
Fine Fur Beaver overcoats reduced to
: Largest Gs men and boys overcoats in the
city.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Good Uundershirts, white or grey, 25
Good Drawers, white or grey, 25 cents.
Ten Pair Mems Socks 25 cents.
Eight Hemmed handkerchief Is
cents. .u 49,
Fine White Shirts, warrented linen
front, and cuffs reduced 10 so cents.
Special Notice Some houses in the
city knowing the reputation that we have
so justly gained OF being the most reliable
and cheapest house in the city, not hav-
ing sufficient enterprise OF their own, are
representing their house as Klike
Brothers. II you want to buy good goods
and Ia order to besute Of buying them OF
Kline Brothers look at our name and num-
Der above the door
KLINE BROTHERS,
The Reliable Clothiers,
S4Twellth street.
One door above the Bank Of Ohio
Valley.
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TuE CouRrs.-CouNrY COURT Judg.
Boyl-This court met at 8 O'Clock yester.
day and transacted the following business:
The case Of Hubbard 4 Erskine vs.,
Elijah Marllng was put on trial before the
following Jury: W. Il. Haller, Alex. Nc.
Colloch, 'fhos. Owens, B. F. McMechen.
Charles Blanchard, George Cummins, F.
A. Woods, ". E. English, A. ]. McAdams,
]. A.Sitgreaves, Alex. Garden aud Peter
French. The defendant plead non.as.
sumpsit and payment. Still on trial.
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MINoR MENTIoN.
The DoIpEs OF tbe Day Bolied Down for
Hnsty Readers.
OcToHER.

OCTOBER.
COUNCIL tonight.
EXCUSE US, but 1.-THE melancholy days
are come"
APPLE picking Is progressing through
out this county, and the crop Is said TO be
very large and choice.
"FArTY" wEIsoRRpER was expected
home today Leader. FATTY" has been
home since last Monday.
BELIZE & FADING have been awarded
the contract for furnishing certain articles
OF furniture for the Senate Chamber at the
Capitol.
In the County Clerks Office in septem-
Der there were thirty deeds and sixteen
deeds OF trust recorded, and sixteen mar
riage licenses granted.
THE Eighth ward improvements are
still languishing, .'and will be" said q
citizen, "until the plans Of certain Office
holders and seekers are contaminated"
PLEASE let up on this SILVER topgued''
orator business. Some Of these fellows
are only potmetal tongued.-Leadsr.
Yes, and the Leader fellows are forked
tongued,
AUDITOR Miller took possession Of his
office again yesterday. 1t has been re
paired and cleaned up, and now wears Q
more clearly and comfortable appearance
than any other room in the Capital.
MARKET HOURS at the Second Ward mar
ket house have been changed. From DC
tober /, until April /, the hour for open
ing the market will BIZ 5 O'Clock A. NJ, in
stead OF o'clock as heretofore.
TEE Committee on Court House ant
Jail, Of the Board Of Commissioners, ha
ordered telephone to be placed in th
Sherif's Office for his convenience, ant
the convenience Of the other county Off
cials.
The Rev. NJ. Sessler, OF Alexandra, Wiz
GINA, will officiate at the Hebrew tempt
on Friday evening at $3.50 P. NJ. And OF
Sunday afternoon at 2 P. N. be will delive
his trial lecture. The public are cordial
invited.
The Yoke Fellows Society OF the Fourtl
Street NJ. E. Church will give public en-
tertainment In the form Of debate tc
night at 1880 o'clock. Subject: "Are th
\ Different Denominations an Advantage 0
an Injury To Christianity" Affirmative
Messrs. Guy r. o. Allen and Z. g. On
craft. Negatiye-Charles Morrison an
W. P. Wiley.
WV. HAsEs who for many years was
stage.driver on the National Road in Il
palmy days, and who has been around tn
city more or less for thirty years. died |
the lnfrmary a few days ago. Hanes VS.
wellknoVn aroundthe House and Ii
Market House. He was the only success
full competitor Of "Pigtail" Charnock
stock driving, or OF General Wallace in
, political dispute. Mr.. Hsnes original
J came from: Cumberland, Md.
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Go with the Cheap Pan Handle Excursion
10 pittsburgh. Sunday, october 3-far'
for Bouud IrlD. 81 so.

tOr bOuuu tpp, % oVs
The p, @. & ST. L. Ry. Co. (Pan Handle
Route) take pleasure in announcing q
grand special excursion to Pittsburgh,
Sunday, October 8. The excuni6n train
will be equipped with splendid day
coaches, and the train will make the run
through 10 Pittsburgh without stoppage.
Now is the time to visit Pittsburgh aud
the great Exposition. The train will leave
Wheeling at 1880 A. NJ. arriving at Pitts
burgh at 10 a. NJ; returning train leaves
PlItsburgh at 9:3OP NJ, Sunday. Fare for
round trip 81 80 Tickets good for return
passage by special train Sunday night, OF
any regular train Monday aud Tuesday,
October and 5. Taking one considera'
ton with another, this is the most desir-
able excursion OF the season. Remember
the day and date, Sunday, October 8.
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CHEAP Excursion to Cincinnati via 3. &
Q. X. h, on Tuesday, October 9Th. Fare
for the round trip only IS. Tickets good
TO return until October 9th inclusive.
Trains leave B. & o. depot at 4:S0 a. NJ,
0:l5 a. N, and ll:l0P NJ Wheeling time.
Returning trains leave Cincinnati at 8 4.
NJ. and $3.50 P. ".
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1t will take you just one half the time to
buy dress goods at our store and save from
five 10 ten cents per yard. Our stock Is SC
large and complete that no matter what
you ask for you will find with US. Many
new fabrics eau be seen at our store thai
you cannot see elsewhere. Come, II you
wish dress goods, to |. Blum & Bro.
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'"fuu1, NctobeF >.
The Democracy OF Jefferson county ex
tend to the people Of the surrounding
copntry . cordial invitation to meet the
distinguished statesmen Hon. Allen G.
Thurman, Hon. George b. Ptndletou and
Daniel Dougherty, Esq, at Steubenville,
Saturday, October 2. To accommodate
those desiring to attend, the P. c. & St. L.
Ky. Co. will sell excursion tickets on the
above date from Wheeling and intermedi.
aLe points. Round trip tickets from
Wheeling, go cents. Trains leave 5:45 A.
", 0:05 A. N. and I :05 2. N.
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We do not advertise them, because they
advertise themselves. Every lady buyer
that has visited our store for the above
has purchased with surprise, because we
sell tlannels and blankets as cheap as We
did when wool and labor was down tc
PANIC prices. To those who wish to pur
chase where they can do the best We
simply ask to come and price them.
!. BLUM & BRO,
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For working Coats
Go to the manufacturers. l. BLUM & BRo.

HALE.PRlcE sheet music at sheib's,
Washington Hall. All the popular music
Of the day, halt price, To close out the
larger part OF the stock at one.third the
price. Call early, examine and save
money. Music books also at coat.
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THE magnitude and quality Of our stock
OF dress goods this season will undoubtedly
command general attention, and ladies,
even Of considerable distance from the
city, will find that they will be amply re.
paid BY q visit Of inspection.
l. BLUM & BRo.
ll0i Main street.
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Offered by our competitors can always be
tonnd in our house. Cheap prints, cheap
mnslins, exc We have lots Of them, bnl
due goods ct low prices is what we advo.
cate and declare that We eau save you
money by dealing with US.
/. BLUM & Bro.
1l04 Main street.
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OVER (2OO0) two thousand cloaks, dol.
mans, walking jackets, psletots, now at
our Cloak room. They will be sold.
l. BLUM & Bro,
Manufacturers.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., October 1.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, slowly
falling barometer aud southeast to south.
west winds.
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We. never had such beautiful lines oil
han lsome black at such low prices.
l. BLUM & BRo.
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PIANOS tuned and repaired at F. w.
Banners, 1905 Market street. Satisfac.
ton guaranteed.
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PuRE blood insures good health, and the
Hamburg Drops is the best blood purifier
you can use.
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Rur1OH BROTH sOuP for Merchants
Lunch this morning al the New Mcclure
House Sample Rooms.
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Silks,

Nowhere such assortment, and nowhere
such low prices as at |. Blum & Bros.
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To match every imaginable shade and
style, 20 to l. Blum& Bros.
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THERMOMETER RxcoAD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, %
observed ct schnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
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AMusExESrs.-0w GoblinI-This even
ing "Our Goblins" will be presented al
the Opera House, and will be repeated
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Mitchel's Pleasure Party appeared al
Hayerly's Fourteenth Street Theatre, last
evening, in "our Goblins," to the hearty
amusement OF a very large audience
There is nothing TO be said seriously about
the piece. which is one OF the many trihet
OF "The Brook" order which have ecently
sprung into existence. The head oil the
party Is MIR. VIM. Gill, who is well
supported by Miss Elinor Deering, Mr.
Francis Wilson, and the balance OF the
company. The piece was received with 4
great deal OF laughter, and may he well
credited with success.-Netr York Erentng
Poa
Tickets at Banners.
Jessie Ero.pn, or The Relief OF LUCKNOW.
OF this drama, which is to be presented
next Monday and Tuesday by Miss Agnes
Robertson and an excellent company, the
Philadelphia Ledger ola recent date says;
BoucicauIt's military and spectacular
drama OF "Jessie Brown, or the Relief o.
Lucknow" was presented last evening a
Walnut to crowded house, the occasion
Signalling the return to the stage O
Agnes Robertson (Mrs. Dion Boucicalt..
Miss Robertson was accorded warm re
ception and throughout the play gave evi
dence OF her old.time ability and force
receiving frequent marks OF appreciation
She was well supported by good com
pany, prominent among whom were Mr.
Dan Lesson, the fighting chaplain Of tht
Seyenty.eighth HighlsndeIs, Charles
Wheatleigh as Mana Sahib. Henry Dalton
as Captain Randall Macgresor, and Misi
Florence Noble as Amy Campbell. The
drama was presented with new Scenery,
dresses and appointments, and the battl'
scenes were given with yigor and an'
realiatic effect.
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For Passementeries.
A full line at l. Blum & Bros.
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NOTICE
The aanual meeting Of the Wheeling Library As
ISOLATION, for the election Of officers viii be held At
the Library room Ia the Capitol, MONDAY EVEN
ING, October 4th, at ~ O'Clock. .
or,SO Paw Secretary.
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For satins
Go TO !. Blum & Bro. and save money.
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wkATnRR INDICATIONS

JAN Observation-Disclosures
50 s. 81 % I " 81 % ~
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For VeIyets.
A large assortment at |. Blum ( Bros.
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HEALTH REPORT. The following is the
report OF Health Officer Edwards for the
month OF September:
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Ghe Gatelltastteer.
aGaee : aoa. IS and % Fourteenth stIoet


Closing OF to Quit Business Ii. Lin
gen.
ESss GosiSSSs'i and Dopi.v',ls-s...n.r
wsil Paper and wiadow Blinds-John
Imam Line Royal Mail Steamers.
Agents Wanted los the Fastest Selling
Book OF the Age.
General Order No. 4.
The Republican Manual : Stanton &
Misunderstanding Library Association
Head OF Local.
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Working Pants reduced to 25 cents.
Working Pants reduced to so cents.
Mems Cashmere Pants reduced to g so
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ATTENTION NAlLEas l-Anuthsr Lot
l000) Broken Clock Springs just re.
''''''' JACOB W. eRusB, Iswsler.
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KLINE BROTHERS,
mhn RnlinhlaGl


One door above the Bank Of Ohio
Valley.
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Grand Democratic Rally at steabenvlIie
Saturday. t,ctoI,er

Go to the emporium. /. BLUM & Bn,
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Mems Business Suits reduced 81.
Mems Cashmere Suits reduced to So so.
Fine All Wool Suits reduced to $40 80.
Finest English Worsted Suits reduced to
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Tonight the Island will be brilliant
with .SSs as' Of al q. Espa Sn S1S
All Of the clubs in the city will Join
in the display, as will be noticed by
an official order in our advertising
columns The Glee club will also
assist in making the affair grand success,
and the organization from Martins Ferry,
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TuE DEnocaArIc JUDICIAL coSyEREscE
Of the First Judicial Circuit Of West Viz
ginia met yesterday at 10 o'clock at Wash
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Deaths from all
Proportion 10 1000 Of population per annum.-li6!
Deaths for the iane month last year-........."".
, 1880-04-10
s UNI MARY OF MEMS
BY T Fl E MA IL.

: On the End Of March the twentysr
fifth anniversary Of the Cars aces
sion was celebrated at st. Petersburg
without accident Of any kind. The
Revolutionary Committee had warned
the Mayor that there would be no
need for the city to- furnish -illumina-
tons as they would themselves pro-
vide them. Every precaution was
taken, and although the streets were
thronged with an enthuastic populace
no disturbance of any kind took place.
The Gar appeared on the balcony
of the Palace where he was greeted
with great enthusiasm by the assem-
bled multitude and remained for about
twenty minutes. The Examinations
are said to have been the grlatndest
yet known in st. Petersburg. ID IS
Aithoughthe:day passed off so success
fully, the following day proved that
the Nihilists had not given up their In
tention to subvert the present rule. An
attempt was made to assassinate Gen
eral Melikof, the newly appointed
Commissioner, of which the Time, cor
respondent at Berlin gives the follow
ing account.
"A few further particulars have
reached here from st. Petersburg as
to the Nihilist crime of yesterday, and
the result of abe assassin's examina-
ton is eagerly awaited. According
to the st. Petersburg Correspondent
of the 'Tageblatt,7 the assassin's name
is Mladetski, a converted Jew, from
the Government of Minsk, where he
seems to have received a rather superb
or kind ofeducation. Ofsmall and slen-
der figure and we'll dressed, he is des-
cribed as about 80 years of age, and said
to be familiar to the st. Petersburg
police, into whose custody he was
taken seven days ago on suspicion of
being connected with some political
intrigues, but discharged through lack
of evidence. General Loris Melikoff
who displayed the utmost GOODNESS
when shot at, promptly seized hold
of his assailant, exclaiming, "You for
ward fellow !" and remarking to those
who hurried to his assistance that 'the
bullet for him had not yet come"
Mladetski was first of all logged into
the mansion of the General, and pre-
sently the latter's adjutant came out
and asked whether a doctor was among
the assembled crowd. This inquiry
created general CONSERVATION, it being
concluded by the bystanders that the
Dictator had been wounded. 1t turn
ed out, however, only that the assassin
like stolietof, was suspected of hav-
ing swallowed or concealed some poi
son about his person, though the pri-
soners examination by a medical man
subsequently proved that no such des-
perate precaution had been taken.
The demeanour Of the malefactor at
first was such as to suggest the notion
ofhis %labouring under mental derange-
ment, though his wandering gaze o
became steadier, and he displayed
signs of being a methodical mailman.
Questioned by Count Loris Melikof
why he had shot at him, Mladetsh
coolly replied ~ have acted from