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COUPLE OF ACCIDENTS.
Frightful Boiler Explosion-serious Rail-
way Accident.

way AccloenL
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 29.-At
Campbellville, KY, the boiler OF Henry
Moody's saw mill exploded with disas
trous results. Engineer Henry Gaines
was killed instantly. Part Of the boiler
struck him on the head, taking the en-
tire upper portion OF it off. Jack Fietch-
er and Sam Cook were mortally wound
ed. Perry Allen was scalded from the
waist down: he will probably recover.
Two other employees were wounded,
but not seriously. The mill shed was
reduced to nearly total wreck. The
explosion was caused by the use OF sui
phur water in the boiler.
A boss section hand with some color
ed laborers was approaching the same
town on q hand car at rapid rate when
the hands OF man named Hughes slip.
ped from the crank and he fell in front
OF the car, along with a companion who
undertook to catch him, and both are
supposed to be mortally hurt. Hughes
head is deeply gashed and badly lacer-
ated.. The wheels passed over the breast
OF the other M an, bruising him dreadful
ly and it is supposed he is mortally burt.
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Blaine's Message Last Night.
DR.. Hamilton Says he Win Get Well.


NEw YoRK, August 29.-Dr. Frank
II. Hamilton, arrived this morning.
from Washington, and in answer TO in
quiries regarding the condition OF the
President said:
81 think you will be satisfied if tell
you the President is going to get we'll"
There is no doubt of it in your mind
DOctor?" replied the reporter.
None whatever now. have no time
now to dwell at length on the subject,
and beg you TO excuse me. The worst
has passed"
Is there any indication that an abceSs
has formed on the Presidents lungs,
and that pus has been discovered in one
OF the joints Of his limbs as indicated in
the morning paper"
Neither report is true" replied the
Doctor, and furthermore there's not the
slightest indication of either.
DR.. Hamilton ApEered by the Reporters.
NEW YORK, August 29.-Dr. F. H.
Hamilton, who has Just returned from
Washington, was found this evening in
his library by an Associated Press re-
porter. The Doctor said he had been
so frequently misunderstood in inter
views concerning the President that he
should hereafter exact OF every reporter
q copy Of what be said before the latter
left. He had found sayings quoted that
he had never uttered, and if he found
Tat q reporter made use Of any express
sion beyond the copy left, he should not
accord him q second interview. The
reporter then asked:
Are you reported correctly in an even
ing paper to-day that you had no doubt
whatever but that the President would
recover2
DR.. Hamilton-No, SIR. l would not
say that OF any patient, and much less
OF the President in whose case il is
simply difficult to make q safe progno-
sis. The reporter misunderstood me. l
said believed be would get well, but
that belief is not an absolute assurance,
1t Is simply my faith.
The Patients Lungs All Right
ExEcUTIys Mansion. AaEus y, 1919
H-rhere was 8 Tu,nJr al at this
morning that an examination ns,h been
made Of the President's iaug., -. at
unmistaksble evidence IN the sisau Of
pus accu nulation, hal be-,, discovered
Of the ss secondary or pysnlc stage Of
blood poi soainy. In reply to questions
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sNo salca. t06ors !.
PRODUCE.
Chioago.

OHIo.oo, August 20 -Flour-Quiet
and firm. Wbsat-Unseettled bat gen.
orally lower and irregular, options low.
er; No. 2 red winter 81 81; No. 2
Chicago spring 81 3S cash and seller
August; 81 203 seller October; 81 2S
seller November; No. 3 81 1901 II; re.
iected SO(S87c; sales No. 2 Chicago spring
81 26@l 81 seller September; 81 28i
al 20t seller October. Corn-Activs,
but lower at 8lc cash; 84lc seller Sep.
tember; 83tc seller October; 64ic seller
November; 6Oic seller year; sales at 81
@84ic seller October; rejected 67ic:
0ats-Steady With fair demand q Bt
oslo; 38ic seller September; 3sjc seller
October; SOC seller November; 36ic seller
year. Flax Seed-Sl 22. Rye-Essier
at 81 04. Barley-Easier at 81 or. Pork
Dull, weak and lower at SIS 90 cash;
Sl7 sO(Sl7 IS seller September; SIS 05
@Is OFT seller October; 81 75 seller
wear. tArd-Unsettled bat Generally
lower at Sll 3O(9ll 32i cash; $ll 30
seller September; &ll 509ll 50i seller
October; $ll 80 seller November. Bulk
Meats-Stesdy and unchanged. Whis.
ky-sl l6.
Cincinnati
Crxc1xHA7I, August 20. - Cotton
Quiet at llic. Flour-strong; family
IS sOtS7 5o fancy 81 25CS7 IS. Wheat
-Essier; No. 2 red winter 81 3c9l 50.
Corn-Dull and lower; No. 2 mixed
8SCa68c. Oats-Easier; No. 2 mixed
42Ea,44c. Rye-Dull and loxer; No. 2
81 Is. Barley-Scstcc and frn; No.
isll 81 10. Pork-Scarce and firm at
$50 90. LArd-Quiet st lIic. BuIk
Mests-strong; shoulders ~ 75; clear
rib 5000. Bacon-Strong and higher;
shoulders 8lc; clear rib sides l0lc; clear
ll}c. Whisky-Steady at 81 IL: CON-
bination sales OF finished goods 700 bar.
rels, on basis OF 81 IA. Butter Quiet;
fancy cream -ry 30c; choice Westrn Re-
serve &c; choice Central Ohio 10c.
Lnseed Oil-Quiet and hrm.
BALrInoRl, August %. - Flour
Quiet and Rrm. Wheat-Western open.
Cd at decline aud closed steady; No. 2
winter red spot and seller August
81 424; seller September 81 42jal %;
seller October 81 47@l At; seller No.
vember 81 50tSl 50s. Corn-Westsrn
dull; mixed spot and seller August and
September Tic bid; seller October 7ite
7I3c; seller November TGs.1ic. Oats
-steady: western white 50le52c; mixed
4965Oc; PsnnsyIvsnis 5lCe52c. RE
Hisher at 81 09Si 09!. Hsy-Firm;
prime 10 choice Pennsyivanis JIG 00(9
10 90. Provisions-very 6rm. Moss
Pork-At $40 rs. Bulk Meats-Should-
an 9ItSiOic; clear rib sides elli; hams
IIkai3Ic. LArd-Refned 12Ic. Batter
-Ffrm; western erass l4t92Ic. Egg
Stasdy st ls0i9c. Petroleum-Duli and
nominal Co6es-Qdiet- Sueas-6trope;
A soft 9ic. whisky-Quist st 81 1870
1 20.
foIxDo, August D.-Wbeat-Uusst.
ted; No. ired spot and SeptembeS q 5Si:
seller October 81 40i; seller Eovsmbes
Sl I3: seller Decsmher 81 IS. Corn
Unsettlsd and hisher: mixed Csc; No. 2
spot 6lic. bid; 644c. asked; seller Sep
tsmbse &c; ssiiee Oesober 66tc; seiiss
wear &c. Oa1.-HominAlly unehanged.
x111sbafgh. .aef
PnnDCnal, Augnst 0-PstzajOa-
Ysisiy activs; Unilsd ssstiAeesse lrnes
q ssts; rsAssd ~ S0 rhas6dshb d.
bv{ -. - ,f =.
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Steamer Ashore.

New YORK, August 29.-The steam
boat State of New York, plying between
Hartford and New York, which left
Hartford at four O'Clock Sunday after.
noon, struck on'a rock near Good Speed
Landing, half way between Saybrook
Point and Hartford, about nine o'clock
last night. She was Immediately run
ashore and lies there with her stern under
water. No panic ensued and no lives
were lost.
While steaming quietly down the
river she had to curve and make way
for the schooner. The stern of the boat
collided with rock and the water began
to pour in. The utmost confusion pre-
vailed as many were in the staterooms
and emerged in their night clothes.
Three persons, man, wife and child,
went overheard in the excitement, but
were saved. The water was over the
main deck in less than five minutes.
The pumps were started with avail. The
passengers were ordered to the upper
deck. Orders were given to the men to
run the boat ashore and as it reached
the bank the water quenched the fires.
Almost all the passengers on the sunken
boat have lost their baggage, some OF it
being submerged and the rest left or
lost in the confusion. The baggage
room is completely under water.
Baggage Master Sidney Sellew was
drowned in the ladies' cabin, where he
had gone just before the vessel was
beached to see if all the occupants were
taken out. Loss $4,000.
Death on the Bail.
DETROIT, August 29.-Yesterday an
extra freight train going west on the
Chicago Grand Trunk road was thrown
from the track by broken rail. Nine
cars were wrecked. A brakeman named
E, Graves was thrown in the air and in
stantly killed. His body was found in
the wreck horribly mangled.
Fatal Result of an Old Feud.
CArrLErTsBURG, KY, August 90 Yes
terday evening Jake Weeks shot G. h.
Lawson at the Meek hotel, the ball en-.
tering the face below the left eye, pro.
ducing wound thought to be mortal.
The shooting was the result OF an old
feud.
Two Brothers Shot.
NKLsoNvILLE, o., August 29.-At
Lick Run, three miles from here on Sat
urday night, Dick Williamson, In a gen.
eral quarrel, shot two brothers, Scott
and James Upton. Scott Upton will
die. Williamson was arrested yesterday
at Zaleski.
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NoRrHPoRr, Wis, MAY 6. 1879.

WHEELING, August 27, 1881.
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The Noon Bulletin.

ExEcUrvE MANSION, August %, 1890
N-At the morning dressing OF the
President, an additional point OF sup
Duration was recognized in his swollen
face, which being incised gave exit to
some healthy looking pus. The other
openings on the exterior OF the swelling
are likewise dischsrging, but though
less tense the tumefsction has not ma
terislly diminished in size. Nothing
new has been observed in the eondl'
ton of the wound. The usual daily
rise Of temperature has not yet occurred
and his general condition has not mate
rally changed since morning. Pulse
IO6 Temperature 9S.l, respiration IS.
lSignedl ID. W; Bliss,
J. K. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN,
d. II. AGNEw.
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rha nuaninr Message.

ExEcurryE MANSION, August %, $50
H.-The daily rise Of the Presidents
temperature began later this afternoon
than yesterday, but rose eight-tenths OF
a degree higher. The frequency OF his
pulse ia now the same as at this hour
Yesterday. He is taking willing
" the liquid food prescribed
during the day, and had, besides, dur
ing tho morning, a small piece OF milk
toast. At the evening dressing a pretty
free discharge of healthy pus took place
from the psrotid swelling, which is per
ceptibly diminishing in sizs. Pulse ITO,
temperature 100 5.l0, respiration Is.
ISigned D. w. Bliss,
J. K. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURS,
F. II. HAMILTON,
ID. II. AGSEW.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active At 4 to s Per Csnt-Go'.
eramens Strong and Higher
Flour Quiet and flrm-wheat
Unsettled and Lower
Hogs Dull.
1lNAMo1.
HSv York.

NIw YoRK. August S.-MoSsY -
Active at 4@6 per cent, closing at !
per cent. Prime mercantile paper sos
per cent Sterling exchange, bankers'
bills dull at iI9i; demand at 4sS.
SrLvER-At London SLID per ounce;
bar silver here ll2t; subsidiary silver
coin / per cent discount
GovRRxhKsrs-Strong and higher.
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Z PnfDUnaI, AugnN N0.-PSt115W0-
Fairly aetiys; Uni6ed scstilc...s lsnee
& ssts; psAssa ~ S3 rhas6dshs d
hvesy.
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And No Further Complications at
Present Anticipated.
1hs Marked Change for the Better
in the Morning
Maintained Through the Day and
In.o the Night.
Presidents ContitiOn at the Hour
ofGOlng to Press.
Pulse, 1913; Temperature, 100 5'lO;
Respiration, lS.
BULLETINS.

EXECUTIVES MANSION, $50 A. N.-Ihe
Presidents symptoms this morning are
ss favorable as yesterday at the same
hour He awoke at intervals dur
ipV the greater part of the night.
Al these intervals he took and retained
the liquid nourishmens administered
His mind continues perfectly clear.
Pulse, 100; temperature. IS 5-lO: respi'
ration, Il. -
lSignedl ID. W. BLISS.
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN.
F. II HAMILTON.
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Blaine 70 Lowell at 2 P n


ExECUrIvE MANSION, = P. N.-Sec-
retary Blaine sent the following this
afternoon:
To LouyH. UHiS,r London:
The President had a gool night and is
having a good day. At this hour, 2 P.
N hi pu!seis is lC3, s. owing decrease
fro This iorerO,n For many days
past his pulse has shown 4 decided in-
crease hy his time in the a!ternO N
His respiration is norma. All the
other oymyIoms are reported by hIs
surgeons TO be iAyUrsblr.
lSgner BLAINE
Blaine's Message Last Night
ExECUuys MANSON, August %
Secretary Blaine sent the following tel
egEam tu night:
L0,rsu, MniHIr, Loqd0H:
At hall past ten o'clock tonight the
general condition OF the President is
favorable. Late this af' f'ernOUn his pulse
ruse 10 ll2. snd temp, rIture IN 100. both
li;tIe E'sher n an the surgeons expect
I'll. His pulse has nuS ialten TO los and
the fever iS subsiding lhe parotid
swelling is steadily improving and is at
last diminishing in SIZE The appre-
tensions Of serious blood poisoning are
growing less eyery hour
Signed BLAINE, SscrstarU.
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HQl11O

folDo, August 3.-Wheat-Uusst.
ted; No. 9rsd spot and ssptembesei 5si;
seller October 81 40i; seller Eovsmbss
81 l3; seller Dscemher 81 s.. Corn
Unssttlsd and hiaher: mixed 6Se; No. 2
spot etc. bid; 6llc. asked; seller Sep
tembse sc; seller Oesober este; seiies
year &c. Osis-Hominally unehenged.
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The B. & o. Railroad Company aud It's
Hempfield Extension Through Wheel
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FIRE RECORD.

At osdensburg. N. Y.-Loss $40. 1000.
OaDENsBURa. n. Y, Aug. 29.-The
State Street Baptist Church was burned
this morning. Loss $4,000.
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Killed by Falling Timbers.

New YoRk. July 2O.-A shocking accident
occurred among the great timber piles 90 the
North River, corner OF Thirteenth street, last
evening, at half past Elk O'Clock Peter NAL
lon, sged % years aud William Moran. SO years
old, were removing hervy timbers OF yellow
pine. which bad just been ualosded from q
lighter. One of lhe timhers vas wedsed 80
tightly that beavy bar WAS thrust under it
aud tho end raised, waeu suddenly q portion OF
the pile of LOGS rolled dowo and crushed the
TWO men into quivetiuR mass OF broken booes
and bleeding flesh. Not g,osp was heard,
bat blood zed dowo ioto the timbers below
The weight OF the logs which fell was 80 gres.
that yearly halt 90 hour was Consumed 10 reach
Ing the bodies, They were taken TO house
near BY aud last evening Qoroaer Knox scot q
permit to the Ninth preciocs station for III m
to be removed to their homes for burial. The
untortuaate men were very industrious, and
they we're doing "ovstwork" when tho sooideu,
took Dlace
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A Suicidal Family.

ST LOUIS, July &c. -Mrs. Harriet McQu.dc,
who has been living at No. 1918 North II b
street, yesterday sought relief tom h+r troubles
here BY rushing iu!o the hereafter. Yesterday
morning at II O'clock MeQuade's dau. ter
came down and invited tin to her house to en-
joy pse OF Sup. He went. and after par
takiog filled plate f,r hin wife. He took it
home, but could not fsd her. A ssarch was
Instituted. but without tuccess, until oisern
vas thought of. aod. 10 company with negro
woman. who was near neighbor, that place
was visited. Sure enough, the cover was up
lifted and in the cistern, floating on the su,fac,
Of feet OF water was the body of Mrs. Mo-
Quade. She was Immediately tsken out, but
no amount of work could restore life. Mrs.
McQu1de remorked to Der husband few days
sioce that 6vs Of her family had died by suicide
ard she expec:ed 10 90 the same Wy. She
kept her word,
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The Terrible Kerosene.

,o- In,,a JIM 1uy 20 l;snt Ea.n.Ine beca.
seue oil yesterday morning, in her APARTMENTS
on the second story of No. IS Ssckett street.
South Brooklyn. set fire to her clothing. Before
the burning garments could be torn from her
body she was severely iajurad The Carpet and
furniture ofthe apartment wss badly damaged
Mrs. Laura Tostie. an occupant of the house.
sprsng from one Of the second story windows 10
the pavement. but was not seriously Injured.
Mrs, Becnlsr died sbsu. three o'clock 10 the
afternoon at the Long Island College hospital,
where she was taken in nedia!ey after the &C.
cidelt.
Thomas Smith, of No 27A Johnson street, New
ark, n. j., was fatally burned lsst evening. He
was Carrying kerosene Ian D from one room to
another ana it exploded The bisz ng oil en-
veloped him. After the flames hal ossn ex!iu.
pushed his flesh fell OF in n axes. He was
twenty two yeATs Of age
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NEWS or THE NV

Several arrests We're made IN Brooklyo, N.
T., 90 Sutday, ct boys who wsro selling the
txra editions OF New Y TX evening papers
g'Vlrg III latest bulletins OF the state OF Presi.
deut Ga,fe!d.
Mrs. F!ofoDoa Z g. wife Of we'll krown pat.
ent attorney OF We hngion. shot her, sif in the
trtast sbout yesterday oooo. willis in fit of do
spoldency used b. i'll health. Her Injuries
ara c)nsldered OF f.!a! character.
Apdi'cr Massey was summoned to bis home
90 ftljey last by telegram. which stated that
hia daughter who has been sick for some time
past could live BIZ: few days. Mr.. Massey &
eon IS also quite SEX and the Decor says bis
Case Is bopeIesa.
o,hleg!sm from Glsselow reports the ar
| RIA! th.r., Is good Condition, OF a consignment
| OF Mipors ot. ~hoat, which lad been shipped
via the bar; uo to New Osleans, aud thence
o. steamer 10 Glasgow. O.ber consignment.
will follow.
|! ia proposed to celebrate re X! yesr. 8! Lex
inatop, the cepteDpisl anniversary Of tht
WaShiaeton tnd Lee University. At thst date
che huudred years ego it was chartered 81
Liberty Hall ACADEMY" and catered upon it,
career as 40 iustl ion OF learning. The scho
was fouad'd BY the early Scotchrlrsh fathers
81 the Valley
/; has been sscertained that the army worn
has not done tho damage that has been report.
cd 10 Illinois. The wheat crop is Central Ii i
| co.'s was nearly all harvested before the worn
came. There are mSrids of them there, how
ever, and they have damaged the hsy somewhat
There is more fe6r of the ohiLch bug. which l.
| attacking the ORR, then of tho army worm.
Ex Jadse Vim. Il. Robertson yesterday tool
the Doth Of Office IS oocc or Of the port OF New
York, vice Gen. Merritt, who tskcl q foroig,
mission. Collector Robertson'a bandsueD us
tilted 10 the sum of S40OO 900, double The
amount Of the bond required, aud the insiru
nept was forwarded TO the Secretary OF th
Treasury for approval.
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To chicago for SIS.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July &c TITO passe o.
ger war opened With gu aggressive ;pi,is yester
day, n0d Irjmiueut railroad officials 10 his city
soy there is 20 20 prospect OF 40 early settle.
meot OF the troubles. The Grand Tralk aud
the Central Vermont lines commenced the Gu.
ling by putiiog tho fare to Caicsgo OF S. They
announced THAI they would sell rebate ticket.
(!inlted) to that polnt at SIS, and these tickets
upon presentation q. the effoe 10 Chlsago
would cnitle the holder to a return of $40 c!
bis Investment. This was followed by "a cor.
responding reduction by the Boston and Al.
bsny, and thou all the other companies quickly
fell into line.
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The markets..

BALTIMORE, July 26 -Virsinis 81 o,t, -; DO
deferred 10; do consolidated ST: do - go.
ries 39s past due coupons9li; new 10 4Os5 81 bid
10 day. Cotton firm; middug liz Flour Ic!,vo
and firm, without charge. Whs,t-Sou,hsrn
essier and active; Western easier. closing stendy:
Southern red llSal24; do amber l23ali6; No ::
Western winter red apot and July Ia .l241 ;
Aug l2is.l2si; Sept 126t ai26i; Oct 12s1sl2>s.
Corn-Southern lower and quiat Western
Sc; Western mixed spot and July 6G2,6T; Aug
t6is56s Sept 57l steamer 52i ,62s. Oats essy !;
southern, new Maryland. SSsi0; Western white
42s44; do mixed 4ls42; Psuns Al. Rye q,iet at
SO .e5. Hty unchanged and dull Coffee Arm !;
Rio caruoes ordinary to fair 9talli Sugar dull;
A soft 81. Whiskey quiet st llasS1 II
NEW YORK July 25.-Stocks weak. Money
2a3i. Flour Gull. Wheat As5o lower. Corn
cash and July shade stronger
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ICOMMUNICATED

COMMUNICATED.
10 Thursdays G z:tte appeared tbs follow.
iug communication. signed G.:
There is much talk about sevooIeeu men
having each obtained N, ority Of twenty tyur
votes each cast for fifteen, il elec!ins pocemcc.
and some say mistake must have been msdr.
The matter can DE made plain 10 Very few words.
1t twenty four men voted for 6fteon persoo3, il
is eViden, ,hs! there will be three huadred aa!
Sky 0emes 10 the bcx. Divide that number ty
tbirteeo. majority of the twenty four votets,
and you will have twenty seven with zine re-
mainder; it will thus DO seen that il is possible
for twenty seven men to recsivs mso,ity of
eli tho votes cast, Dino having four,eer ard
eighteen thirteen votes eSch."
Njw it would seem th,t G.. has stuiiei
peculiar system OF arithmetic AocIriioy To
my arlthmatic,l researches, it appears p'sin 20
me, that az twenty four voters ta1 to cleo. a.
Teen policemen, each ct The fieeu had ntc2s
salty 10 re i've ,hs woes OF thirteen or more OF
tho twenty four mambars of ecu :c:l, cod 81
thcuga n0ne Of the ballots cast may have been
exactly alike as to all The names still il iS Ger.
tain That each of the fifteen mus. receive ,h;r-
teen OF the tweoty four votes, leaving bu5
eleven, wbicn beicg less than majority. could
elect 20 one. To mako il more evident, suDI
pose there be more than fifteen candidates. let
the hunter b, thirty for example, aud suppQs,
the thirty DC equally divided into Two classes
A and Is; now il upon t3e first ballot be pIacai
eight OF the c'ass A and seven of the class 3,
snd upon the second ballot be pifcsd eight Of
c!ss. & AID sesep Of class A. and SO on alter-
rarely; il is mauifesS hat each candidate ,gouid
recelv twelve votes. tic, bat ii either class 10
the abov1 proportion be upon thirteen bailu's,
then thu other would tc upon but clever bal.
lets, ard i. makes 90 difcrspce if the ranes Of
the two classes 4 and 3 are written prnmiscu-
ousl9 SIS to mum bcrs &C., upon the tweuty Inur
ballots so that but fifteen names are 90 esch,
the result would be the same. except that les.
than fifteen nigh; be elected, if the pamos be
written 10 different proportion, bu. more cou'd
not be; it 10 therefore probable that more than
fifteen names were Inadvertently placed ga sew
eral OF the bs lots. T. Il. 9.
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A Cough, Cold or sore Throat should
be stopped Neglect frequently rs,uiss ia I'll
Ancurable Lung 0iseHSc or COnSuNip-
ton. Ii II W N'S t. RON HAL
TkvCHEa do not disorder the stomach liza
cough syrup. and bsls SINS but act directly
on the tnfamed parts, .llaying lrr,t .ion,
glVerelafiu Asthma. BUOnch1tt x, COu chs,
Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
Singers and Public Speakers are sub.
lect to. For thirty years Beowu's Bronchial
Troches have boon recommended by physicians
and always give perfec! satisfaction Having
been tested by wide and constant use for ne .rly
an entire generation, they have attained we'll
merited rank among the few staple remedies of
the age. Sold ct 25c. = box everyw whore. mhla
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26
Sad Case of immortality

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-Mrs. Ellen Nc.
Shane, OF No. 1928 Cabot street, oncs 40 edu.
Gated and reiaed wouau, was arrested yes,er.
day by an saeut Of thu Society TO Protect Chill.
dreu IRON Cruslly, charged with druuken sss,
immortality aud the neglect of her three chill.
dran-one boy 9 years of age spd Two girl:
aged resptc lively and IL years Magistrate
Riley iued the woman $40. sud the children
we're given 10 charge OF the Society," s, c;etary
Drew ia endeavuriug 10 Induce the vomsn to
enter the Houae of the Good Shepherd, 10 which
case the foe will be REMIT ID.