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no way by which they could reach their goal.
This gentleman reported their destitute con-
dition to the Superintendent of Outdoor
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The REssins AT Pesti,. Hungary.
Tho Montenegrins and AIbanians.

VIENNA, January 16th.-The Turkish Am
bassador has received the following explana-
ton regarding the recent conflict in Albania
The MOntenegrins attacked village near
PLAYA and took 200 head of cattle The next
day they advanced towards Gusinje and
PLAYA, where the Albanians attacked and
drove them across the frontier The Alban-
ians lost AZ killed and GO Wounded
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RECESS.

ALSO both houses took recess until o'clock.
c,,cus 70 nominate the other State officers viii be
held at $50 this afternoon
opnrR ISSUED BY GENERAL CHAMBERLAIN
A PERSONAL GUARANTEE.
AUausrA, January 10th. General Chamberlain
has lust issued the following order;
wuyREAs. exciting rurnors, which believe to be
entirely without foundation, are spread among US
people that the State HOu is to be held py enc
pary as against another, or is to be attacked by per-
sons in the interest Of some political rarty to gain
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SAN FRANcIsco, January 16th.-Eureka
Consolidated has declared a dividend OF Fifty
cents per share.
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New York, January 16th.-A party of
twenty negroes, five adults and fifteen
children, arrived in this city on Wednesday
from the neighborhood of Helena, Ark, ex
pecting to go to Liberia, where some of their
friends mad gone in company which recently
left this port. They had been advised to
save all their money and go to Liberia, and
were greatly disappointed when told, upon
going to a gentleman connected with the
Liberian colonization scheme, that there was
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THE COURTS.

Eighth street, between n and o.-Preaching
IL A. NJ and Pm, by Professor Alexander Johnso
of Oakland Seats free All invited.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
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A curious fact came to light during the ballot in
Convention for members OF the Executive Council.
The printed ballots misspelled the names Of two
candidates Edward C. Moody was called :" Edwin,
and J. B. Rednaan's name was changed to " Red
mon.n The errors were not discovered until the
committee had retired and counted the vote, but be-
fore thew reported new ballot was ordered
, 1880-10-21

of Grand Haven. wl,uso son WIS on Tho
Atpcua a1ut who bas spent tic ttny tn louk-
tnu pyer tho grpunt llerc, will drive In n
wnRom from hern to Hranu Haven md
closely scrutlnlzc the s,oru for traccs Of tic
steamer, wl,icl, 1nny lead to n reasonable
theory rs to where n,ul ,nw she met with
her fate. Mr., Sontrcs expressed tho brlier
iils evening that It WINS extremity probable
That tho Alpcna anl David 4. Wells
MAY HAVE MET WITH 4 COLLISION,
which sunk tho latter md disabled tho stcan,-
CT 50 battty tint sllo WIS unable to cort With
tho storm. ttc cnIls to recollection thu fuct
TINT tho Wells bowsprft wns broken, and
that she went down with full sntls set, wl,lcl,
cnul,l moi have been tle case Ind sflc sprl,llg
leak. Information, hns Just l,ce,t received
That tho trunk fountl Mt Port Sheldon lr-
lnuvcd IN II A[rs Sfct.nn,,e}1 n tnttv living Mt
S]lehoygo,,. nud TINT n t,l,otogrnpl, It con.
taIncd l,us bccn identified by person who
saw tlo unkowr wo,nnt, Ms her likeness.
rntt:yps ARRIVING.
IT, ths rrfttt,u Anostat<st r.s,a
1to11.ASn, Mich, Oct. a0.-Thc trains arrIv-
ing to-tlay 1,nye brought largc numbers nt
persons III scarct Of friends md relatives lust
on tho steamer .Alpcua. Every conveyance
,a,ssble llas tccl, used 10 convey then. To tho
bench. Tho beach frnm Grall1 1faycn to
Saugatl,ek has been closely examined, md,
, 1880-10-21

4 MEETING OF BuitItDWFuL FRIENDS.
4pke.lL Utspatch !o Ins Ehttaao YttbuMf.

4 MEETING OF 9uiHoWFuL FRIENDS.
Spse.at DIspatch 10 1as Chicago 1>1bunt.
ADRIAN, Mich, Oct. 20.-TlIe Rev. Farrel
Hurt, lost with hts britle on the ill-fatcd
stua,ncr Alpana, Is tho so'f OF tho ltey.
Samuel Hart, Of this city, anil brother ut
Mrs. j. G. Hill, wffo Of Tie pnstor of the
Presbyterian Church. 4 ,necting tn express
sorrnw for tha Inst a1lA sympathy fnr tho
relatives will ho held ut tito cluroh tt}-nlght,
conducted by A{aj. Coleman. Tho Ia,ncntctl
gentleman was married Thursday lust ut
Wlita Pigeon, to Miss Lottlu r.. daughter
nf ]. j, Davis. Ill WIS born at Orlea III.
lut., February 5, 1916, was Rratluuto Of
i'rcsbytrrlan The1iogical Sv,M!nary ~ Of tilo liz
Northwest, ut Chieag,'.. llo. has heen tho
pastor. of Presbyterian churches Ut Urhnna,
ILL.,, Warrensbnrg, No., a!sl latierly ut Whit6
l'iEcon. liz resigned his charge therv lust
June to ass'l,n1 tait1r!a! conttnl OF the Sun.
publishing house OF David G. Cook s. Co.,
Cl.icago.
, 1880-10-21
MORE HORRORS.
Two AolsE VESSELS LOST WITH ALL ON
HOARD.

Special DApasth 10 1As chteaeo Ir3bwns.
STURGEON DAf, Wis, Oct e0.-rha North
Bay n,ail.carEler who arrived hero this eyea-
.ng reports two ycssuls sunk of that place.
Tic tops Of the masts project out OF tue
water. 1t is supposed TINT ull ha',ds went
down witt. tbs Inflated craft. as no one has
becl heard from. who belol,g to hetl. Some
fears arc entertained here fur tho safety Ut
the. schooner u, K. MnrtllI, Capt, Henry
l.oneua!l, and the Glad Ti.!nRs, Capt. Paul
Wefmer. They haye nat been heard froul
sluce tho Storm Of Saturday.
, 1880-10-21
ltAt.E-stA8T.

spseta1 Dtspateh to 1hl Chicago Tribune.
ST. JusErii, Mlel,.. Oct. aQ.-Tho loss Of
the steamer Alpcna is tho ica,ling topic lerc,
anl tho syuspatlIy for Capt. NapIer's be-
reayca fantly ls very great. William lllcaby,
editor Ut the Iicl,ubltasn. has Just returned
from IiollnNtl, aIal reports the beach strewn
with fragments OF the wreck for many miles.
All the flags llere ase At halt-nlnst in memory
Of the late gallant Capt. Napier.
, 1880-10-21
I'11E PEACE COUNCIL.

Special Dttpate'l ia The Chicago 1tthuns
NEW YOnK, Oct. 2n-The conference Of
Western railroad mcn was continued at The
rooms Of tho Wnhas1l Railroad Companyth}s
morning. in The t,opa that It would he posi-.
Bis to settle permanently tic differences
wllIcl, lInye giyet rlsc tn tie recent cutthroat
competition. When tic meeting was re-
suned. at half plst 10 O'Clock, according to
adjournment, tflerU were present Jny Gnutl,
itlgc, Russell Sage, G. l.. Perkins, and A. L.
Hopkins, representing tho WabaslI, 81. Louis
s. Pacific lsniiroad, tho Chicago, 1Iur-
ltngton s. Qnincy, tic Union Pa.
ctllc. tho Missouri pactflc, md the
Atcl!tsor, Topeka Il Santa Ed Itnil.oad
Companies. The entlru ti1no Of the morning
session was occupied In discussing tho 10
tnl's of the proposition which seells tic one
most likely tn be ngfecd uFnn,-to llnyc tho
two roatls bui1tt and use jointly the Intended
lst " line from Lc0n west to tho junction With
thenes tf | WIT to Sehraska CITY q Brownsville,
Unn principal pDint Ut difficulty lies In ta
fact that tile trustees of the Wabash cxten.
sion have already 'hatlc all thelr cnntrnctA
completion. Thu Burlington & Quincy peo-
be cslsly settled.
When u recess M M was taken NJ Io9n a. tho I!2 Cona'
rangc,ncnt net ninl reitla!nett IN session TT
MI tlnur discussing principally the frclRht
tariffs froln the stalNlpnfnt Of d probably a1r.
eae Sst.'!scnt It tllS las;senwGrrato mud
Tie conference Succeeded IT. nrrivinE: at a
conditional agreement which. II carried out,
viii end the troubles, west OF Chicago. II
Mas aArecd TINT tlle Wabash ana aa,, cl,Seagc1 Sg1
build md tlse the Iowa, Missouri e. Ncbraska
liMn III common, provided some Way could 30
devised to taku tho natter out Of the han!s
recognize my now deal In tic nluttcr, Of to
do otherwise thnn 70 oil anu complete The
wurl.
10 go t!t, alMl tlnish thu rYad with tho n,oney
furnished By the Wnbash people, tic. Chlcar
70, burlington !: Quincy ,Cal!llHlny binding
themselves to refund onc-llalf the amount -.
Another 'ncetlng to consider this point will
be helH ttetltOrrnw.
| In tho afternoon II meeting Of the repre-.
sctltattves pf thu Wabash, Chicago, Dnrilng-
ton Il Quincy. Chicago q Rock Island, CHI
sOuri Pacific, nnt other runds Interested i9
tllu Southwestern 1snte Association was held
fnr thu purpose uf cltleAy0rinG to PIT M end
| to the passenger traffic war now goltlg On
west of Chrago us q consequence Of ths
tTnublg over thu construction OF the Missouri,
Iowa Il .Nebraskn Extensinn III Wow Of the
incotnpleto condition Ut tue agreement aooya
o rsd" oy HstiSn Or sss 5sksn wns Ss sas ts
Vt unlimited tlcke.s pgp!ling NEGOTIATIONS be-
tween the Wabash nit! C!IEcago, Burlington
IL Quincy Companies. Sl,onltl these be salts:
ans[2s'tx tSs ssI}fG Sinss S sss Will be *'
| IT. tue Htsttrts .ttsocditttf FIRES.
NEw YoNK, Oct. ao.1Tho conference b.
tween tlle: REPRESENTATIVES, of tlo Chllc1gG
ST. .j0seph l,allroasls resulted III tic reIs-
| tnllllsh1ne1lt of ninlcabln relations.
, 1880-10-21

SUUgt u llIc3oGIleC4 HClt ~
-----
GRAND HAVEN.
DESCRIPTIVE.
Special phpassh 10 ne Chicago Tribune.
GRAND HAVEN, Aticl'., Oct. @.-A heavy
sea a'tt strong wind still continues all along
this shore. At Holland considerable freight
and portions Of tho wreck nre bcnE washed
asliore. Tho body Of tho woman washed
asl,oro north OF Holland yesterday, and re.
ported to he that Of Mrs. Newton Bradley, Is
mt lIers, but Is now thought to be that of the
ex-Stewardess, Maggie Mcconnell, wInsc
friends 1.-Two III Oconto, Wis. The following
IL Il description Of tho body: Hight, nb0ut
five feet; weight, s.l,uut l50 pounds; between
u md TO years Of ngc; hair short, brown,
vcrglilg os, gray; l,ose HIT; features full;
lacked like foreigner: had OIL white c!lcns-
ise, rcti-tlannel drawers, corset of gray c0tor
trimmed witt, white cotton lace, blue flannel
.lndersktrts al,a Dvcrskirt, aud whist uf
black tlrrss gopds; around the neck attached
to ribbon IT scnpuula; Oil tho fingers three
plain gold rings much worn. and une cameo
ring with figure nf tla,lcnr or piper TN rellet
III white 0n dark b,se; III the packet a
purse with steel chain mud trimmings. III
which WIS bnttcli of keys on two rings,
consisting Of nine trunk alld other keys Of
yariu'ts Sizes, aalh bne brass door-huy, and
S43.43 Il. money. i'm inquest was liutd this
furc,,t.,,l, which brought Il, n verdict OF
"Ur0wncd and supposed to be from tho Al
,,n,,n y trIo Indy ,vnu nnt idnptit1e,f INIT II
il ninuost crr.nIu frn,n TIM letters ant other
effects Tint t,nyc cn,,,n asl,oro lint It is tint
n Mnrnin AfcConncjl,
1r 70 ,,o,r,, FIAT. TIE ru,rvns
of those w|io were kilnsyn to i,tye been OH
tho il!.lnte,l steamer will take puins to proye
tllo ttlcutity Of Ill bodies washed nsl1oyo III
suo,, rs possible, rs the oo.iivs will cl,ango
very fast nftnr being taken from the water,
ahn,,t otpht n,it,s sonth IF hare n hnnt,i-o,.
nh1of n,nrLnd ln,.n II I,uatt ,o,mo oal,oro
oh!vi .; '.."lneo 'u''l' - l'asn en"o "e"vao
With mckhgo nt lettcfs A1hl ph0toRfnpl's,
mostly addressed to Mrs. Ataggto Mcdonnell
md postnlar;etl Ocouto. Wis. The pllott,-
grnphs n,i,uI,ny thlr.onn. So,ue wnrc taken
III LllECist'i on'tlo III oGuIItn 5VHC Ill %xACHEEs
, 1880-10-21

L
Of l,erc, he bpgnl, To meet tho Alpena's
wrcckagc. At first It slottea tho sand. but
very snnu tin pieces nf timber md portions nj
tho cnrEu wero found fh large numbers, md
they lasted until tho northnrM lnndinE Mt ifol-
land WIS reacllpt1. 1tlN wrccknKc Is visible
for five miles below this port, 50 TINT
SlSErEES MILES OF TIT: sitonE
is covered with evidences of Tho disaster. 1t
Is merely matter nf opinion whrthof tho
nl,scncr on tho sl0rc Of busltcs Which Ito nst,
for sonlr days after dcatll. possess lloating
power, call be considered any Indication TINT
nil the passengers have not shnrel tho cnrgo's
fnte.
There wero other scarchcss for missing
friends:
John Lynch, Il lad from Muskcgon, came
to iaok for the body pf his brother, Tommy
Lynch, II boy Of ~, WHO was porter oil tho
Alpena.
Nr. 4. II. Richardson, Of u. Il o. T1osky,
Of M. 4AB Clark street, scrnp.fron dealers,
caite to lnMt fur tic l,oAy Of
MAN nDuI.iSsKy,
travelcr for tic firm, who took passage Oil
the Alpcnn. lie Ind somn $500 MI IFS per-
sou. lie Itvcd It, Chicago, nnu leaves wffo
1ltus three children.
.tnsepfl S1Hath and Miss Spcnt',, his niece,
were lonktng for their brother atld father,
Fred Spcatlt, OF Granl Rapids. lie was IS
years Of nge, mud shipped on tho A1pcna Oh
n pleasure trip tn Chicago.
Charles llNttnger, ri No. $50 Wells street,
cnlnc from Gra.ul llnycn tn look after George
fioltingcr, II resitlunt Of tint plncc
T. r. nlIsislE, cF MCsKEaoN,
was in search Of his sister, II matlci, lady Of
IS. lie put l,cr oil tho Alpena himself. lie
Ind lu,t, this evening, seen tho bndy Of the
woman which wns described yesterday, hut
believed frnm tho description given TINT she
| WIS his sister.
A number Of pcoplc are atlxiously await
INK tttllngs of tho fnse Of Mrs. j. +. DcCou-
| dres, of Evanston, III.
THE INQUEST
| upnn tho botly of tic unknown woman WIS
| begun this afternoon. \ Jury was impair
clctl, md Justice Frederick Souter uctctl rs
Coroner. Tho only witnesses examined were
George Shutter and Orlando i}ottorn, who tes-
ttticl M to tho finding Of tho totly, when tho
Inquest was adjourned In the hope that tho
holy may he identified tomorrow. and its
connection with the Alpcnn proved OF dis
NEWS HAS BEEN NEcE1vED
from Port Sheldon, eleven miles north OF
here, TINT tho body Of boy nbont 10 years
old, having on only n shirt and n l1fe-pre-
! server, WAS washed ashore there. ffu llaS
| not been identified. u trunk containing jew
elry nnti clothing llas also gone ashore thrrc
News was MISC received that twu vests ailti
two collars, the Inter bearing tho name ot
"Nille Shepherd" were found on thu beach
Mt Ventura. six mics north of here. Il
trunk was recovered at Pigeon River, seven
miles north Of here, with pnpcrs and docll-
1nents bearing the natno of Mcconnell, Of
, 1880-10-21
PHILADELPHIA ts READING.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. M.-rhe proposition
Ut Thomas Wilde Powell, of Luntlon, rep
rcsolltuttye Vt tina English bondholders otthe
Philadelphia Il Reading Railroad. who u u
now ln this city, TINT all American con'''ll!!-
teD sl!all bg appointed who VIII act IN eoitfi
junction Will, Himself fur tho development u
i plnl, Ut reorganization Ut the corporation
Is likely to bB adopted. :,
, 1880-10-21

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Ing S4'42 III money, tnntto up ~ one slo' 1o'it
81, one -. at'tl ten IL NILS, aftt some s'na'l
cta1'Ec, aiisl tethch OF 1l1he KEYS. oh t'le
question hf ING hnt'nfa'liy OF inc hcceasc"
opIialnh was tliv'tset1' out u sec'hca c1e"r
that slie Wnsa hurry well-to-do ola !auy oI
tho hh'ttac "a'Rs ol l'te'
At tloociock Ills morning
4 Jury
was gotten together, htt steps Wcro taken TO
gather tho Witnesses, though 1t was not OK
pcctc.l, from, the lack Ut Identification, that
my reliable opinion coitd bc reached rs to
whether thu woman was victim OF The al
penn disaster.
THE LAKE SHORE "
presented spectacle to the Wow far moro
terrible, than even tho descriptions Of tho
towllspcople who lina yisitel II. as alrcnt!y
mentioned In THE Tnlnt;SE, the shorc Of the
lake ut tllts ih,tlit Ia crescent In shapc, htKl
thus tho eye was af11e Mt II awrcp to takc iii n
full ltleR Of the results of the disaster.
Mighty rollers ca'nc III oser the outer bar md
broke into long lines Of spray rs they climbed
tho shelving sAi'tls. Int they never came
within n dozen feet OF tho debris which tlatt
been thrown high MID tlry l,y Tho miRlltier
breakers of Saturday n1Nt Sunday. The limit
OF tic waves OF those dnys was marked clear
~ a!ong tl!u Beach up anu du"n. belo"
certain not very Irregular HIM lay NIL nIhlost
unbrOkcl1 shelf pf smooth snlMl, nb0ve It
were piled the heaps Of debrls,-tnostiy por-
tIons Of the wrecked vessel AMI Its cargo,-
forming long, ragged limo Which tho cyo
followed north n'ld south rs far M sight
coult rcacll, without iltitthlg elt1or eau OF It.
Close ut hniul stood
TIE riASo or TIE ALrENA.
q n f7f
their Ivory covering, antt Its delicate strings,
Unprotected by the lld' which Ina been
wrenct1cd away, occasionally emitting weird
melodies rs the still lively gale swept f'nong
their chords. Every step OF long wink
down tho beach reyealed some new trace of
m t.v t .o,, s" .e't
I'll the ncclmuIatlng SINUS, was section 0t
Its mnIu deck. piece OF carpentcr-Hork
some twcnty-ftVe feet III length; here II long
section of the mill railing; here TIC front OF
the pilot-''ousc, snsEl from cabin window,
laddcr, II watcr-rack, tue matn boom, n
staircase, 4 ltHtcllway. the sldo Of stnte-
room, tho top or the pl'ot-l'onset sofa, tho
frnme ot n lonktng-gtass' a cork nfc-preserv-
CT marked Sir. alpcnR," tho petal OF tho
plano. which lay --..
a MILE DISTANT,
q board bearing q DISTINGUISHING part ot ttlo
letters + y A,--the latter halt Of the Official
name Of tho steamer borne i'non It's stern.
Such were " few Ut tue "relics," rs tho pe0'
plo called ttie'l', Of the steamer herself.
while of her cargo reminders were to lio
1ul'htl everywhere Ill barrels VI arpes,
apples lying looso upon t'io saMl Ill
thonsantls, . "onafons variety OF "oot!efl'
warc, all of Which my sc"ttefcd around Iii
M nlhazlng confnstof'' -...
bags5t NJ
, 1880-10-21

Gen. Hancock sluDkcs md enjoys tho Ge,.. Ell
bgntal hichmold Gem cigarettes. 30 VII W.
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rus Nrw Nok DH.s has ",lireCi sn'
,,,s,iiyp information that On Monday al
,yruaau last a meeting. aiisaded BY 4
uuml,sr vt the pu'w,psut lhemStais ~
the ,auutrv, was brli ~ Nc n,urSl-
houss. aud a tvlrs,au tj,lvs.',l ~ tbs
Hon. llsNsS u rNNE Ut Cleveland
ohio. a.k,uS tia, II bs soah aopPt tbs
scond plscS VA ihr tivNst with Nj
u,usS, aui ,,s, A' r,,S,s replS ~a'
sattsiartot,
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rug aEWagr unirr winter wheat q
tb,s youutr, 10 slightly grrale5 than last
wat The yoad,,,ou ri the rrrp " ~
ported a. remarkably gn,Nl, hctns ts'e''
steL Nhich alper CENT s6oVs las,
war la West N,N,H,a, lNnnsy wants,
Oh,,, Indiana. aai llhaois the cr0p :.
unusuall, braItt,, ,nj prn@i.es a VcrN
kugr ,,rli Kansas Ia the only state
Which has bgga Ai,,te,l by drought, and
thsrr tho weld udl hs ~ pes vent II
the aNCtssr
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AAARE utsr

An ot6yial copy ~ a ls,tsS that - ~
Ius ssnt vat lr,m tho "Rcpuhl'can '''n
.,s.s,anal COMMITTEE, al Washington,
h.a boon plA,cj In cur hands. Witch
,,yra an ,nS,ia y,cs ri the operations
al the Republican part, VA 'ra's'ns the
~tpI" Otr ,ub,Jaaut states that rs,h
smploye Ia tbr public scJ,,ce "a Tar.
niahsd copN yaHH1s,s We oan
imasiuc also that tho Poo' Republican
CLERKS phn arc rg,us hlr,i hy this he
nand arr cuuAptuuyi. A. thCv vsd
With the beauties VI the y,vu sctV,Cc
.,stsm. Which Nrbtls thym taking pArt
upsnl, IN political meetings aud yany'n
tions. bat Nb,,h U'lu,gps thrm srytvtly
~ pat their han,s VA th,,I poCkets D.
nav she bulls The b'lboN,ng u the oh
rial dcmand ~ "jcliyvJ up
lamSUpS, nc, Apnl ", lSSN
S,a TITS Comm,llso u or.an,ic,i trr
the protrytion ct the ,u,crvS,s 1T the ~
pnhirau part, Ia rayh 1T the UOastcs-
s,onal nslt,yIs 1T tho Dn,Ou In onlet
that 10 NAV pruparV, py,nt, and c,rulaio
sai,ahlc d,vNmenis illustrating the V.
susa Whirh distinguish she Republican
n.rty lphn pvcrN other. AMI NAV mrrl all
pr,,pef eNpeusps inCticnl ~ the cam
n.isn the iN,mm,lice dcls authorized 30
spply 10 an Citilpas NhOso Interests ~
p,inciplra arp involved IN the struggle.
hinder che circumstances IN which the
counlry Rnls usclt placv,i, the C,hmmit.
~, balieNca thai Nuu Nill eslccm u bah
a pfiy,lrse and A plcasarv 81 make b. its
hind a contribution. whiCh, u "a herel
may mot ho less than s.. The Com
mIttse IA auihOTilsl ~ state that such
VolnntafY contribution luAn personA enl-
nlovvl in the scrvtcs u The CRite,l
kaiaa Wnl not ho 00leV1ei ~ IN ARy
oahcial quarter,
Tee ishars ~ this commi,,ee uili al
is,., the Presidential a. Wi a. thc Iop.
srp.sional siruEgle. and q may ihcW,lrr
rpasonahly hope to have the sYmpsihy
anl assistance NJ all Nho bsok, Nth
lreAA. up0a the pos.ihillty IT the rcslo.
E.llon ~ the llenocrati party ~ die
c0nlFal oi the ooveTausnt
ploase make prompt sni favorable
rpspOnaa ~ this letter by hank chcrk or
arah, az p0slal mopey 0blaF, payable 10
lhs order ol Cleo Ers naesin. Tr,as.
arst, p. q lock RnN rs, waahinston,
no BY order Ut the Commiltre.
EesAs0 McPuRSsos,
Sersafs-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

rus luarrvl b,tuesn ne GN,Nr Ia
liOn aud the anti GH,Nt is'jnn Is cyt
,isnIl, uoI ss,,ivi I, v oUly suspend
81 hr t,ne II lhsy shOuh elSi
V,sE,s,p tho, wou,d instantly wns~
u over the question sho shouh CoeIUl
h,s administration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

NOOEu,Na 4, the ryIuru Vt tho CVu
aus enumrraIar. the population ri fh,l
a.iclphia 10 SIl,GN In lS1ph Sss 81,
az, shop,us an incress m the last Hu
yva. 1T leS,Nsl The asuWs may h.
,hans,,i nv the anal rsy'siOa, hu, The,
arr thoaghI ~ he very aeAT the truth,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

CaAas. W, scaOSIsan, . Ns~ No's
CAPITALIST. has maie an sssnmsn' "'
The bsnsk, Of bic or,Slilous His saspsn'
.,oa. .l,A hah,litl,s Of sa,eslose on a.
coan, u the heavy aeslhs In the PRIV
a ,nnn, cNurpl several daysNN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

lSyu plague hes Indicted enor'
nous d.aasSs in thai PnS'iaa al As'A.ie
rutsgy ly,ns ssa.h ., the osasfsiAn
m,unlaiaA over saee ~sa are en-
ploye,i in snaeavotins ~ destroy them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

BsEra.s sSSals~'ss IN the w.als a
The CA,casa coavsn,'oa, bat iAinis \
n,.b, hays aeas ssssss In o.Ass ~sras
\. ,Al.l. aa.xt would have been q
hs,,sr man IN GAEislns placs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

Nr,uTu,r nhe,us c,,llaie'' al wash
,nstnu. 1T wht1h w,lltOn oi cNr'eA Nh'
he pualod. showing the recoM el w
,,,l,rr 1,H,,sip uu the Cr,lu Moh'l,e'
ba,G IA, srab, aud other matters The
,,aunuhlat S,u .,.,s.t-t- ..'
inrlal ariiylea Published ~ the lcadius
Rspuhl,ran newspapers about the um'
ut the Ctr,lt Mvb,liyt aui pta,r,ct Rins
exposures. aul will alan be illustrated
b, ,ontem,,uansnua Vari1onA iUau
IhrJsts nptiy sai either I'suo,hosls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19

nost b. sarpSs-si u The name d
.,.,.s tis~rrs, ciSss rerk, tosnsuP
s,,wldaei, In .hs uasiaaa.i oOa,sn'
lion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19
IAE kPIEhnin BISCUIT

AND hAIIEE 0AkE AAlt us
N las.n list q 60 ,t,s,ls,s' h-s."s
iaf, uansiitns Ne le.,igs .nhlssi . ''s,l 4.
0f,lefpi te.ss i.si tshls NJ hftl ~ -
"A !. tas esst PIE asf Ia Nv wsftft -
Itluls list Iub tkttlHlnt hAsh7
ruWptR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-19
TINE LADIES WILL FIND

,u,us EikUJ rtsTusp "a W.t
let ~ tsxsu. tl.t a Cos hsl
xhis a.. upsf. Haust sals 49, -
tlssspt ,uiuts sni Tclifl sfth r. w.
I,vlt -. a. intAN ltsf 90
p,asslss nitiss 80"