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ENQLAND
Serious Illness OF Mr. Gladstone


LONDON, July 3l.-Mr. Gladstone
caught chill after leaving the House OF
Commons, Friday, and is now suffering
from congestion OF the right lung. The
latest bulletin issued Sunday evening
says his condition is less favorable ow.
ing to q slight fever. but he is in no im.
mediate danger. The Queen telegraph.
ed to ascertain his condition.
LONDON, August 2.-The Times this
morning says: The public will learn
with much regret that Mr.. Gladstone is
somewhat seriously indisposed and may
be unable to attend to public business
for some time.
Reinforce ments to Sail To. Morrow.
LONDON, July 3l.-The Times says:
The first batch of reinforcements
will sail from England on Tues.
day next, and before the end OF Septem-
ber the last OF 1900 we are sending out
will have landed at Bombay.
Gen. Burrows Force.
LONDON, July 3l.-A Bombay dis.
patch says: 1t is now calculated that
Gen. Phayre's force will reach Candahar
On tlc -Otn vi august Auc iatcot btato-
ment makes Burrows force $500.
The Situation Regarded as More Favor
able.
LONDON. July 3l.-A Bombay dispatch
to the Standard says: Now, that the ef-
feet OF the shock OF the Csndahar dis
aster is over, the situation is regarded as
much more favorable. 1t is now admit.
ted that the garrison ought to be able to
hold its ground with ease.
A private letter from Candahar, on
the 18th inst, describes the effect OF the
the news OF Ayoob khan's advance
across the Helmundas. Already a very
considerable number OF merchants and
well.to-do people were burying their
property and preparing to leave the
CITY,
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THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
Work Progressing Steadily-When the
New stone Will be Laid.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The work
Of removing the six teet of stone on top
of the Washington monument which
was found to he in bad condition, is
not yet completed. Ii will be probably
the l5ih oi August before the workmen
will be ready to commence laying new
stone. Mr.. Mclaughlin, the superin.
tendent, expects, however, that after
they get fairly to work they will be able
to progress at the rate OF four feet
week. He thinks that he will be
able TO add twenty feet TO the
monument before frost sets in.
The elevator works to perfection. When
necessary it can be extended, but it is
placed high enough now for the masons
To work up twenty feet. 1t will only
take about ten days to arrange and ex.
tend it when required. The superin.
tendent has 10 be very strict about Wis.
itors, as there is danger nearly all the
time to those inside and immediately
around the monument from falling par
ticles OF stone and mortar. Col. Casey
visited the building yesterday morning
and appeared much pleased with the
manner in which matters were pro.
crossing.
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New Dvsning Journal.

ST. LOUIS, July 3l.-A new journals
tic venture Appeared here this afternoon
in the shape Of the Erening Chronicle. =
six column two cent paper. after the
style OF the Detroit bnrs. II is publish.
ed by the Chronicle Publishing Compa.
nv, Of which +. W. Scripps, formerly of
the Cleveland Pre", 10 President. Stan.
ley Waterloo. late city editor Of the ~.
Louis By,ibiican, secretary; Geo. II.
Scripps, recently OF the Detroit Ntus,
Treasurer Mr. Waterloo is editor.in-
chief and George Scripps, business
manager. II will be independent in
politics and devoted largely 70 local
neNL
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An Emphatic Denial.

WARRINGTON, July 3l.-A report hav
ing got out that Rev. ]. F. Reeves, Of
Griffin, Georgia, would vote for Gar
field, Mr.. Reeves responds as follows:
81 feel it my duty, and esteem it priv.
ilege to say, as q Georgian, have never
entertained or expressed a sentiment or
cast a vote against the best interests oil
my beloved Southland. The slanderOus
Iumor is as base and false as the source
from which it emanated."
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DIS
PATCHES,

A Gloss Race Between Ohio and Illinois.
WASHINGTON. July 3l.-At the Gen.
sus Office the officials say it is impossi-
BILE to tell at present whether Ohio or
Illinois has the greater population, and
therefore entitled to third place" The
per cent. OF increase has been little
larger in Illinois than in Ohio. but
whether enough greater to reach Ohio is
very doubtful.
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A Mass Of Subterfuee.

Cleveland Leader. Rep.
The whole document Is Q mass OF
mere subterfuge.
Strikes Homo Periodically and Toroibly
Pittsburgh Post, Dem.
A perusal of the document will lead
to the conviction in every fair mind that
the principles set forth, and the policy
indicated, are not only put in q mastery
manner, but that they are OF kind
which II practiced will have the effect to
renoyate the public service and renew
the lille and vigor OF the Republic. 1t il
q strong letter and strikes home patriot.
ically and forcibly in every sentiment
Broad and Comprehensive.
New York Sun, Dem.
Gen. Hancock's letter, accepting the
Democratic nomination for President,
will be found elsewhere in to-day's Sun.
1t is rather a statesmanlike document to
emanate from "mere soldier" as our
Republican friends call bin, in the &C.
knowledged absence of Judge Black, 1t
is as broad and comprehensive as the
continent, as elastic as India rubber,
and as sweet as honey.
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Did Not Follow Up His Victory.
ITALY.
Papal Atari

ROME, July 3i.-The Ossr Vatort Ro'
mans publishes q circular letter OF Car
dinal Nina, Papal secretary OF State.
to various Pspal nuncios, in reply to
the circular of Frere Orban, Belgium
Minister of Foreign Affairs, concerning
the publication OF documents which
passed between Belgium and the Eati.
can. Cardinal Nina accuses Frerer Or
ban with premeditatedly breaking OIL
relations with the Vatican, adduces nu..
merous facts refu'inR the charge of
double dealing against the Vatican made
by the Belgium Minister and accuses
Frere Orban OF having party aimA
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A Novel Race.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 3l.-Miss Belle
Clarke, OF California, and Miss Emma
Jewett, OF Litchfeld, Mimi, who are TO
ride q twenty mile equestrian race At
Minneapolis on tine 7th OF September.
have both accepted the proposition OF
Miss Minnie Pinneo, of Greely, Col,
to ride the winner twenty mile race Tor
s. 900 side. The race ID 70 be made on
the same track the 10th or llth Of Sep
tember.
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MORE HARMONY,
A Union Between tho Democratic Fac
tious in Massachusetts Probable

=
WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The Demo-
cratic Congressional Campaign Commit
tee has advices from Massachusetts 10
the effect that the union between the
Butler and Abbott Democrats is in fs,r
way to be accomplished. A meeting
was held yesterday OF the Central Com.
mittee OF the Abbott wing Of the Demo.
cratic party IN that State, at which the
recommendations OF the committee of
conference with similar body Of the
Butler Democrats were adopted, that a
State Convention be held at Worcester
September lst; that there should be an
pointed a subcommittee OF fifteen mem.
bers, which, with q like number OF adj.
herents Of the other section, shall pre.
pare and arrange for State convention.
Appointments in conformity therewith
were made. 1t is proposed at the state
convention that the general COMMITTEES
OF both parties shall resign and a nav
body to be chosen to conduct the cam.
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FRA N CE.
Down to the Depths Below.

PARIS, July 3l.-During the storm
Yesterday the new masonry gave way
in portion OF the main sewer under
repair in the Boulevard st. Michael.
The pavement fell in opposite houses
No. 70 and 81, and the cellers we're
flooded. The gap in the roadway is
twenty yards long and twenty yards
deep. The officials state that it will be
impossible to prevent No. 81 from fall.
ing into the Catacombs.
PARIS, July 3l.-No cracks having ap-
peared in the walls OF the houses in Rue
st. Michael, which at fret appeared to
be in danger from Fridays foods, 1t is
hoped they will be saved. Numerous
gangs OF workmen were engaged Saiur.
day in proppIny them up With wooden
supports.
Hopes for Better Hsrvests.
PARIS, July 3l.-Leon Say, president
OF the French Senate, in an address at
the agriculture show at Eprunnes, ex-
pressed the hope for better harvests,
and attributed the present crisis partly
to the lack OF facilities Of communica.
ton with America. He advocated the
revision OF land tax remission OF taxa.
ton and improved taxation.
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OUR DAILY BREAD.
The Yield OF Wheat In the West
Cnprecedented.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-The Tm>s this
morning publishes dispatches from .
large number OF places in the spring
wheat growing section Of the northwest,
from which it appears that while the
spring wheat crop in Northern Illinois
and Wisconsin is inferior the yield in
Minnesota and Dakota will be unprece.
dented in quantity and quality. Good
Judges estimate the product in Mime
sofa at 44,O00, 900 bushels; in Dakota.
where the berry is unusually large and
solid, yield OF from fifteen to thirty.fve
bushels per acre is expected. Harvest
ing is in progress in many places.
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OIL Satisfies

TrrrsvILLE, Pa, August The July
oil report, to b. published 10 the Titus.
vile Hsrald tomorrow morning. gives
the new wells completed during the
month at S3i, dry holes II, new psodue.
tiou, s,ll6 barrels; swnze pr Vel, ~
baYrsls; wells drilling kt tbe cloes a ths
month, 40; rip and building q the
closs Of the month, AL.
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A NICE JOB.
Three Army Oficsrs to Go to France at
tie Expense Of the Government

tie Expense OF tno ooN0Tnn"hs
WASHINGTON. August 1.-The Army
and Nary Register, OF yesterday, contain
ed the following: "The French Minister
at Washington, having addressed let
ter 70 Hon. William NJ. Evarts, Secretary
OF State. requesting that three officers OF
the United States army be detailed to
witness the maneuvers Of the French
army this fall, the letter was referred to
the War Department for action. Gen.
sherman Yesterday recommended to
the secretary of War that Colonel Albert
p. Morrow, Major OF the Ninth Cavalry;
First Lieutenant William II. Bixby,
corps of engineers. and First Lieuten-
an, Rogers Birnie, Jr., ordinance corps,
be detailed as requested. General Sher-
man states to Secretary Ramsey that
Lieuteuants Bixby and Birnie are now
abroad
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Yatsl Railroad Accident

NEW YoxK, July 3I.-This evening
two Long Branch railroad trains collided
and John Wolcott, engineer Of one OF
the trains, was killed. His brother wss
the engineer Of the other train in the
collision. Conductor Daniel Allen had
q rib broken and is injured internally.
Brakeman Vim. McDonough received
bad scalp wound. James Egan and
wife, OF sixteenth street, New York.
were injured, Mrs. Egan receiving Q bad
wound in the lace. Mr.. Eenn hsd bis
shoulder dislocated. Several women on
the train were badly cut and bruised.
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RUSSIA.
Nav, from the Chinese Frontier.

News from the Chlneso Ifonuss.
LoxpoS, July 3l.-A dispatch from
St. Petersburg says the latest news from
Taskend does not indicate that any very
urgent preparations are making BY Chi:
na on the kasgar side. Ten thousand
regulars are expected to occupy Kuldja.
Many Europeans. including EnelishDsn,
are in the province Of Djitashaf. .
ST. PErERsBuRG, July 3l.-Gseenl
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Struck bys Train.

DAYTON, O., July 3l.-An elderly
German lady named Oberender, was
run over and killed this morning on the
c. Ii. & d. Railroad, near Miamisburg.
She lived on farm near the town, and
had been to market in Miamisburg, and
walking along the railroad when pros.
trated BY the sun, and the engineer did
not see her in time to stop.
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rrottin. Club Orssnized.

ST. LouIS, July Sl.-What is TO be
known as the st. Louis Trot,ing Club
has been organized here, with Charles
l. Hunt, leading citizen and a WELL
known turfman, as President. and L. A.
Clark secretary. Mr.. Clark lat present
assistant secretary OF tho Jockey Club.
The races OF this association will be
trosted on the track Of the Jockey Club.
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AFoHANIsTAN.

The Defeat Has Had No Ensot ct Csbul.
LONDON, July 3l.-A dispatch from
Cabul says the news OF the disaster has
had no effect yet on affairs at Cabul.
Matters are progressing as before. The
news Is very imperfectly, il atall, known
to the Afghans.
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Libel Suit.

CINCINNATI. July 3l.-The libel suit
against the Frei< Presse, a German morn
ing daily here, was entered in the Supe-
rior Court to-day by Conrad F. Ahles:
The alleged libel consisted on charge OF
the defendant that the plaintiff had
turned his aged father out doors.
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Honss for Bettsr Harvests,
lN OLA.
Nat We Accounts OF Burrows Defeat.

Native Accounts OF 6urroWs Oeios|
QuErrAH, July 3!.-There is no news
direct from Candshsr. The native ac-
counts don't describe General Burrows
defeat as crushing. They state that the
British cavalry and artillery were lured
by the enemy's cavalry feigning to re-
treat into an ambuscade, where Ayoob
Khan's army attacked them, inflicting
severe loss. General Burrows whole
force then retreated. These particulars
require confirmation. The forces re.
treating from the Rohman and Duorai
posts have been relieved from Cbaman
Chski.
Did Not Follow Up His Victory.
srxLA, July 3l.-Reports from Quetta
indicate that Ayoob Khan did not follow
up his victory by pursuing the British.
Il is stated that General Burrows has
succeeded in bringing large body OF his
troops into Candahar.
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BRAZIL.
Hetvy Bank Robbery.

Rio JASErRo, July 1.-The bank Of
the province at Porto Altgre has been
robbed Of $l25, 900.
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BLAZE AT GREENBRIER.
The Hotel Stables Destroyed
Many Valuable Horses Burned
to Death.


Special Dispatch to the Register.
GRRENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, w. Va, August !. !
The stables belonging to the Springs
were burned this morning at 2 o'clock,
ALL forty-four horses burnt. Among
the valuable horses lost were the "Dos-
we'll" mare OF Gov. Mathews, Col. Della.
planes team, and two fancy spans be-
longing to Major Ford and Col. Davis, OF
Lewisburg. NJ.
Associated "Iess Dispatch.
GRhENBRIER WHITE SULrHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va, August This morning fire
broke out in the stables belonging to
the Springs company. Forty.four horses,
twenty OF which belonged to the Springs
company and twenty.fou to the guests,
were burnt. The fire is supposed to be
the result OF carelessness on the part Of
the servants. The building was unin-
sured.
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ALBAN IA.
Nonteneerins Repulssd.

LONDON, July 3l.-A Scutari dispatch
says four columns OF Montenegrins At.
tackled the Albanians Wednesday, and
were repulsed.
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WHEELING W. VA. MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST g. 1880

paign. If this is done the Republicans
will have trouble on their hands in the
old Bay State.
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Numerous Attacks OF Vomitir
Aau

NEw NoEE, August l.-At noon to-
dly pr. Tanner entered ON the thirty
fifth day 0t his tISt. Tie slep; we'll the
night previous and appeared refreshed
this morning. lie kept 10 the gallery
ali day, and was attacked with nausea
and vomiting at different periods,
throwing mp u mixture of bl.e and
mucuS. At 2ij O'Clock his pulse
was found 70 be -. his temperature
9S !, and dyuamome.er marked So,
kilometres. At 2.55 he got up to
put ON his clothes, but could
not do so, as he had an attack
OF vomiting. At 1:S6 T. VI he had anoth-
er attack OF vomiting and at Q r VI. re-
tired to his cot and appeared tc b. sleep.
ing, His meiic Il attendants said he was
In feebler condition than yesterday;
that the attacks OF nausea were
unlavOrable, and as they occurred after
drinking small quantity oi fluid, it
showed the doctors stomach
10 be in highly irritated con-
dition. One OF the medica, men
said that DR.. Tanner was falling every
day, but there was no doubt that he
would finish his self.impoSel task.
He thought The frequent attacks oi vom-
iting showed that tue coats OF the stom-
ach we-r somewhat inilamei. DIR. Tan
ner took nothing to-day but a little
carbOnatci ice water
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O&I uCto olvCI
coin t9l per cent. discount
GovsRxnun-Strong and Q shade
higher for some issues.
y. s. oupons tlssl
Nsu
New rourAnd one haiis-....-......--..-..-..-iliS
fAcidc uxeo OF -
RArLaoAD Boxps-Active and strong.
STATE BoXDs-Dull and unchanged.
SrocKs-rhe market opened 6rm and
advanced to per cent, but subse-
quently reacted to II per cent Iii.
nois Central leading the rise. and D-la.
ware, Lackawanns and Western te fall.
During the afternoon speculation be-
came very strong. and prices steadily
advanced to the close, when the highest
figures OF the day were gene ally cur.
rent. The advance on the days trans.
actions ranged from ! to 81 per cent.
Rock Island. Union Pacific. Michigan
Central. illinois Central. Granger and
coal shares leading the advance.
The transactions on tho stock Ex.
change aggregated $4,000 shares. OF
which 1900 were Delaware, Lacta
wanna and Western. 5000 Ere, 100
Iron Mountain, $500 illinois Central.
1900 Kansas and Texas, 5000 Lake
Shore. 1900 Michigan Central, 5000
North western, 600 New Jersey Cen.
traI, l.2tD Nashville aud Chattanooga.
100 New York Central. 600 Ohio and
Mississippi, 800 Pacific Mail, %, 900
81. Paul, 10000 ~. Paul and Omaha, ls,.
OO0 Union Pacific, $500 Wabash Pacific.
1000 W. 4. Telegraph, $500 Denver
anil Rio Grande, and ?.G0O Rock Island.
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RaoDUUx.


Nsw YoRE, July 3i.-Cotton-Quiet
and steady at II 0 i6t9il li.l6c; futures
Dull. Flour-Firm; receipts 1900
barrels; superflne western and StAts
s. B0a+ 30; common To good extra
- 2j,d4 80; good TO choice a 1907 90;
white wheat cstrs "a 0Ofd,5 10; extra
Ohio s. 1907 90; 1t. Louis a SOC
7 30: Minnesota patent process t8 20
al 30. Wheat Easier; receipts 270,.
900 bushels; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 OSLO
10, the latter harJ; ungrsded red
0OctaSi O6; No. 3 do 81 O+!Sl Oj: No.
9 do 81 O8jCal On; No. ! 81 10; steam.
er No. 9 red 81 OliCSi OF: No. 8 do
~ O0td,l Of; mixed winter do 81 0064
| O5; No. 2 white 81 OiiGal 90: No.
I. sales 100, 600 bushrls at 81 Oacai 10;
No. 2 red, seller July. sales $1,000
bushels. Of 81 OsjCSl 0st; seller Au.
gust. sales 503, 900 bushels, st 81 OSLO
! O9i; seller September, sslea 232, 100
bushels, st 81 C9ta J9i; seller Octob~r,
sales 5000 bushels. ., 81 09iCSi 09i.
Corn-E.sier; receipts 277, 900 bushels;
ungrshed 4Jstsc; No. FilS+7tc:
10. white SIC: No. 2 seller July FttS
Isc; seller ugust +7ic; seller September
4siSI)c. Oats-Iieavy; receipts W 600
bushels: mixed western 36ta)37kc; whits
western 4igi2c. Iiay-New quoted st
Seal Of. Hops buyers favor;
yrs'lings 7(Sl5c. Coffee Rio raryo~s
quoted At I39i6lc: JOB lots i1si7c.
sugar-Qni~t and frm; fair IN good
refining 7iGS7ic. Molasses- Demand
fAir anI market firm Rice Steady and
quiet Petroleum-Du and lower;
United oslo; crude 7Gn7lc; refined 9tc.
Ta'low-Firm at 8lIs6ic Rosin-
q riet and steady at 81 +O's,I 47ic. Tur.
pentine-Firn At 2sits29ic. Exys-
Unsettled and weak st Ittal6c. Pork
in moderate demand; nsw mes st
tl4 Jsal5 30. Cnt Meats-Pirm long
clear 7iCa8tc; short clear SIC. Bacon
--Quiet and steady LArd-Hesvy and
lower: prime steam 81 6jla7 ~. But
ter-Quist and scarcely No firm at 10
@27c. Cheess al 7fa6ic. Metals
Manufactured Copper = T. Unchanged;
Ingot Lake SIS 50faI9 90. Pig Iron
In good demand and closing strong;
Scotch SIS 00tS25 50; American t2i 10
Gs2sO0; Russian shee'ing &i3 0Ofsl5 20.
NaiIs-Cut $500; clinch ~ 50(s5 GO.
1esoooSe.
B.I,,xoss. July 3i-Flo,r-stssdv
and unchanged. Wheat - we.l-rn
weak snd lover st 81 03; do. smber
81 I2(ai u: No. 2 western winter rel,
snot and seller July Al OsiS 0sI: sells,
Iusust 81 0sIGi 0si: s~iisr Seaembe,
Al 0siiaI 0si; seller October III OOISA
O9, Corn-Wes,-rn doll and neglect.
ed: western mixed, sr.o, and seller July
4sis47c; seller August i7lc; seller
September 4stS4sic; steamer nominal.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at2s 2i-2 Pr csat-6sv.
srnmeats Stroag-fIour FlmA
Wheat lowsr-Hegs Dull
and Lover.
IlhAhUR
n ~ York.

NEw YoRE, July Sl.-Moxrv-Easy
at ?0?i per cent Prime mercantile
paper SiS4i per cent Sterling ex.
change, bankers' bills dull and steady
at 4S2t: demand at 4Sii.
sILvEa-At London 62 1916 pence;
bar silver here list; subsidiary silver
coin }9l per cent. discount
(3oyRpNnRNrs-Stn0ns and n ahada
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TANNER'S FAST.
The Doctor Apparently Grow
ing Weaker-A Coffin Sent
Him.

NEW lCRE. july 81 DR.. Tanner is
somewhat weaker aud less lively than
yesterday. lie passed = restless night,
sleeping but little. Twice before day
light he was given small dranghts of
miner Il water, aud about , o'c'ock he
bat an attack oi nausea AMI vomited
mucus The effort prostrated him inr a
time. but he afterwards expressed relief.
lie received miniature coffin this
morning, aud remarked that he had no
use Tor such an article just vet. At noon
he entered upon the thirty,iourth day OF
his fast, confident anu hopeful.
Numerous Attacks OF Vomiting Ysster-
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WIN. II. ENGLISH.

hepiy TO the Notification Of His Nomi-
nation
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-22
|Dvs's Story.


xyrh( T. st1sy told Of lady
n - trnveling together
oaauN ~ rstiroad. They were
Nhaers TO each other. Suddenly
;hr gciltlcniah said:
Madam, / will trouble you Ia
look out of che window for few
minutes; am going to make some
changes in my wearing apparel
"tcrtaialy, sir" she replied, with
great politencsS, rising and turning
her back upon him. In II short
time he saih
Now. Madam, my change is
completed, aud you may resume
your seat
When tho lady turned she bchcd
her male companion transformed
into dashing lady, with heavy
we'd over her face.
snow, sir, or madam, whichever
you are" said the lady, III must
trouble you to look ont OF the win,
dow, for l also have changes to
make In my wearing apparel"
"Certainfy, madam" and the gen.
tleman In ladies' attire Immediately
complied.
snow, sir, you may resume yOnr
scat.-
To his great surprise, on resnm,
ing his seat, the gentleman in fe,
male attire found his lady compnn.
ion transformed into Il man. lie
laughed aud said:
"lt appears that we are both
anxious to escape recognition.
What have You doncl 4tttr
robbed bank"
And - said the whilom lady,
rs she dcxtcrouSly tettered her
companions wrist with pair Of
hindcutls, 81 am detective j., of
Scotland Yard, and in female ap.
parel have Swallowed you for two
days-now," drawing u revolver,
':kcep still"