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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-24
General Hancock at Home.

NEW YORK, August % General Han
cock has returned from the eastern
States. His reason for cutting
his vacation short was the critical
condition of the President. Under the
circumstances he could not enjoy
travelling. and he Ielt that he ought to
he at his post daily. He earnestly
hoped the President will recover.
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RUSSIA.
Conspirstor Arrested.

BERLIN, August GA correspondent
SAYS: News has been received here from
st. Petersburg OF the recent arrests
there, including an official OF the general
staff, who is accused Of advising the Rev.
olutionists OF the precautions which the
government is taking. Although the
prisons are filed with persons accused
Of political crimes, very few will be
brought to trial.
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And Now for Ohio.

COLUMBUS. August 23.-The August
estimate Of the Ohio Board OF Agricul-
ture, compared with 1880, is as follows;
Wheat, 72 per cent, or IS, 600, 900 bush,
els, against SO 500, 600 bushels; corn, ~
per cent, or $4,000, 900 bushels. against
los, ,0O0, coo bushels; oats, l07 per cent,
or 22,5oO,O 600 bushels, against q, ,OOO,Ooo
bushels. The wheat estimate ia based
on actual measurements ofthe yield per
acre from 1000 threshing machines TOR
three weeks, threshing in all parts oi
the State, and is an exceedingly accurate
estimate.
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holders to Resume Work.

READING, Pa, August 23.-The mold
ers OF Orr, Painter & Co., stove manu-
iacturers, resume work morrow, a
compromise having been affected. They
are to receive an increase OF S per cent.
now and an additional 5 per cent the
lst OF October. The men at Breakwater
& Co.'S works, Rogers Ford, resume
work Saturday on the same basis.
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TUEIS.
Movements of the Bey's Troops-French
Intentions.

Movements of the Dey's Troops-French
Intentions.
LONDON, August PA dispatch from
Tunis says: The Bey's troops, which left
Golletta yesterday, have gone to kair'
win, in the hope Of inducing the tribes
there to yield and thus obviate the ne
cessitv OF the French entering the town.
The French, however, are determined
to occupy Ii, as they desire to quell the
dsaffection in the adjacent PROVINCES OF
Algeria, for which purpose they must
subjugate the southern portion OF Rem.
gence. The French are entering upon
the most difficult part Of their enter.
prise. Their entry into Kairwin will be
seriously opposed, 1t lie feared that in
the event OF collision the British troops
will side with the rebellious tribes.
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PARKERsBURG.
Skull Fractured-A Swindler-
Hymenial.
er.ocIal N fhA RooistaP

PARKsRsBuRo, August %.
Mr.. John Ault, boss OF the repair
gang Of the First division east OF here,
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was
struck by train and knocked of bridge
near Petroleum, this morning, and, it is
thought, fatally injured, having received
a fracture OF the skull. He Was removed
to the home Of his brother, in this city,
and made as comfortable as possible
We have been informed that q painter
named John Blessing, who has been en-.
gagged in painting Roses Opera House,
left the city without settling his bills.
Major Spence thinks he was "a blessing
in disguise"
Mr.. Frank Cahill, OF Chillicothe, will
on Wednesday morning lead to the al.
tar one OF Parkersburp's fair daughters
in the person OF Miss Morrison. The
marriage ceremony will be performed in
the Catholic Church, at which time the
"Nuptial Mass" will be rendered.
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Naw York Greenbacker

ELMIRA, n. Y, August %. - The
Greenback State Convention met to day
at 2:30. Clinton Furbish was made
temporary chairman. After the ap-
pointment of the usual committees the
Convention adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
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SPORTING.
CURSED CORNELL.
Damaging Proof that She Sold tho Vienna
Race.

Damaging Proof that She Sold tho visnns
ITHACA, August 23.-The Daily Journal
says: Schinkel, OF the Cornell crew,
Michael Casey, saloon keeper, and
Samuel W. Reed, a Wholesale liquor
dealer, made up the party that had
agreed that Cornell should loose all
their races abroad after the hrst-the
Stewards or Nisitors'-which il was
expected the crew to win. The Journal
saws: There is documentary proof OF
the assertion, and states that Schinkel
wrote Casey from London before the
Cornell crew had started for Vienna:
"Bet the Cornells will lose the Vienna
race"
Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, August 23.-First race,
three-iour,hs OF a mile dash: Hermit
first, Neufchatel second, Victim third.
Time l:l5t.
Second race, Relief stakes, one and
five. .eighths miles; Thorn first, Crick.
more second. Time 2:5l.
Third race, one mile and five hundred
Yards; Alberto first, Churchill second
Fireman third. Time 2:lS.
Fourth race, one mile; Jessie h first,
Sir Walter second, Brooklyn third.
Time l:44.
Brighton Beach Races.
New YORK, August 23-The dash,
seven-eighth mile, was won by Potomac,
Banter second, Lord Edward third.
Time l:3l.
The selling race, mile and q quarter,
was won by Nimblefoot, Bernardine
second, Wrangler third. Time 2:l2l.
The mile and half race was won by
Moscow, Mamie Fields secoud, Gryna-
tia third. Time 2:l9.
The onemile race was won by Cridge,
Governor Hampton second, Wakefield
third. Time ! :43.
The hurdle race, one and half miles,
was won by Kitty Clark, Devin second,
Dalgasian third. Tipe 2:4I.
Diamond Dust.
WORCESTER, August 23.-Worcester,
4; Boston, 8.
CLEVELAND, August 23.-CIeveland,
n. ~ a. -
CHICAGO, August 2a.-Chicseo, 8;
Detroit, 6.
ALBA,Y, August 23.-Albany, O.;
Troys
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Fatal Accident

Providence, Z. I, August 23.-Two
operatives in q mil! at Berkeley were
sitting on fat car at that station this
afternoon when flying switch sent
other cars down on the same track.
Roth men we're killed. Their names
vsre VIM. o. Day and Lawrence Stat
teFy.
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sKIN AND BOHE.

The Prs s,dent Weighs but One SundTed
and Twenty-Five Pounds-A FesI oi
Dssp pondency.
Ngw YoRS, August 23.-rhe = SO
Washington special SAYS: There Is 4
very respondent feeling here, not~t =
standing the official bulletin Is some
VIVA. better. Tn 5 despondency Is di-
rec,ly attributable to the midnight Ills.
patch of Secretary Blaine. There is a
general feeling that Blaine does not put
his name to dispatches which have not
been carefully considered, and OF course
he has better opportunities to OBTAIN
Authentic information from the sur
seons than the newspapers have
Blaius's dispatch is q revelation To L
large majority OF persons, in that 1t
for the first time gives them an adequate
conception of the extraordinary weak:
ness and exhaustion and euiacistlon oil
the President. Those who have seen
General Garfield in health can seareely
comprehend that he now weighs but
one hundred and twenty-five pounds
Yet Mr.. Blaine's dispatch, the accuracy
OF which there is no doubt, is confirmed
by the statement Of those constantly
about the sick room, and oil the attenn.
ants who lift him. "He Is nothing but
skin and bones" said one OF the attend
ants. The increasing anxiety az the
White House is illustrated by the iact
that Mrs. Garfield scarcely leaves the
bedside for a moment, and has discon-
tinued her evening drives, bnt the Pres
idents physicians certainly have by no
means given up hope.
Conservative Medical View.
Nxw YoRK, August % The New
York Medical Record Of this week says:
At the present writing the grayest
anxiety exists regarding the issue. At
best the condition is exceedingly critics' I,
and gives rise to the possibility oil
speedily fatal issue unless the patient
quickly rallies. The unfsyorable turn
Is, no doubt, due to the long continued
weakness OF the patient In hcf -
would be difficult TO name more dan
gerous complication under the present
circumstances, or one capable OF bring
ing about more immediate serious con-
sequences. Whatever may be the result
Of the case, il is due 10 the gentleman In
charge to say that the treatment mas
been skilliul from the start, and thar
every means has been used to mitigate
the sutisrings of the patient and to ward
Of every possible danger from all threat
ened complications. Il is to the credit OF
our profession, and especially Of be ger-
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OBITUARY.
Michael Tiernan.

DETROIT. Mich, August % Michael
Tiernan, Prosecuting Attorney OF Fort
Wayne county and ex.President OF the
Board OF Education Of this city, died
yesterday in Minnesota, whittier ne
went some months ego on account Oh
his health.
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Ths New York Canals. .

ALBANY, August % The canal board
to-day appointed a committee to ascer.
tain and report the amount OF tolls col.
lected on the canals so far the present
year and the deficiency likely to arise, If
any, as TO whether it will he necessary
to rest ~. tolls on the westward de IL
cheney and report fully at AN early day.
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DIZZY GOODS.
New York

Nrw YoRK, August 23.-Dry Goods
Jobbing trade active. Cotton goods In
moderate demand at first hands and
prices remain 6rm. Ginghams active.
Prints and dress goods in steady r..
quest. Mems wear woolens quiet and
steady. Shawls doing we'll. Foreign
silks and dress goods fairly active.
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WOOL.
philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. August %. Wool
Opened steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above 42t943c;
X 4l@i2c; medium 45Si6c; coarse
36637c; New York. Michigan, Indiana
and Western fine $50 940c; medium 44C9
45c; coarse S6a3Gic; washed combing
and delaine 44@44ic; IN washed do. 31(9
36c. pnllad 35(os2Sc.
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The Striking switchmen Resume.

HoRsELlsvILLg, August % The
striking switchm.n have resumed work
at the old wages. The bfskemen on
a strike a Buffalo, also decided
TO resume work. sup .rintendent Tay..
Tor told them il they did not they would
be paid off and dismissed.
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Judge Lynch.

NEW ORLEANS, August 2S.-The Demo-
Gratis special from Monroe, La, says that
early this morning unknown parties en-
tered the Jail, took Perry Mason and
Alexander Wilson, colored, charged
with murder, and hanged them.
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AMovemsn, Against Hazsn.

CHEYENNE, Wy, August 3.-The
Leader has information OF q movement
that is progressing in official circles to
have Vennor, OF Canada, supercede
Hazsn, as chisfof the signal department
Prominent military men and scientists
are said to be Interested.
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Suicide By DrUwntnE.

ST. LOUIS, August e3.-John Murphy,
an impecunious individual, Who, a. io'
dicated by letters found in his Poctea'
haa lived in New Orleans and Cincin-
natl, jumped in the river here TINS
morning and was drowned.
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CANADA.
Jumped His Bau.

MONTREAL, August 23.-Alsa GuthH.
oux, in jail here for robbing the London
and Paris jewelry store OF 81 500 worth
of iewelry, and who was admitted TO
bail in 81, 500, has decamped. He was
at one time civil sheriff Of New Orleans
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Boston

Bosros, August o. Wool-In fair
demand; Ohio and Pennsylvania fleece
4Ot94oc for xxx; extra 42tS43c;
choice 45@47c; Michigan feeces 800 4Oc;
medium and No. wanted; combing
and delaine 4ild48c; unwashed wools
l663ic; pulled 32G47c.
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Police Commissioners Bounced.

Nsw YoRK, August 23.-Msyor Grace
to-day removed the Police Commission
ers, after trial. on the chargeof failing
to keep the streets clean. The Mayor
has sent the Governor long review OF
the testimony taken. ...r -
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Ruieid6d.

PrrTsrox, Pa, August 23.-Dr. W;
Mel. Ostrander, a wealthy and wen
known physician, committed suicide
this morning by hanging from the gas
fixtures in his bath room. He had been
an invalid Tor some time.
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By order OF the Federal Council, the
Nihilist Russian Prince Krapotkine has
been expelled from Switzerland. e.
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IRELAND.
ssuuoect" Released

DrBIs, August 23.-One Of the
suspects" named Hannigan has been
released, owing to i'll health.
Land League Receipts.
DuBL1s, Angus 23.-The Land League
received El,3l3 the pas. week. FIFTY
hounds was granted the two Wheelans,
accused of the Boyd murder.
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OVER THE SEA.
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS FOR MEX.
BERS OF CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

Gambetta Returned by Single vOte-lrish
Suspect ReIeassd-Result Of the
Leeds election-Progress on the
New Cab'e-lntentions Of the
French at Tunis.
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LAItlW0


PrsDyDoH, Aaxns - -Pstro,eum-
Active; United cssSf1es1O Voakse q
5ose ~: rsnsse Tie 10 fhiiadsaphts d.
livery.
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r .nsact' 'ons, 3s7 900 shares,
PRODUCE.
Htw Yofk.

Esw YoRK, August 23-Cotton-
Dull al l2t9l2:c; futures dull. Flour
Firm; receipts 1900 barrels; exports
G,60j barrels; superfne western and
state 81 9)G15 so; common 10 good er.
ira IS 50(d6 90: good 10 choice 90 100
7 25; white wheat extra IS 75(d8 10;
fancy do 50 s0S7 %; extra Ohio and II.
Louis s. 5O(97 IS; Minnesota patent
process 50 75(dS 80. Whsat-l(92tc
higher, closing weak: receipts 220,000
bushels; exports 225,00 bushels; un.
graded spring 81 1901 2s; No. 2 Chi
csgo 81 33(9l "a; unarsded red 81 400
/ 42i; No. 5 do 81 37(9l 80; steamer do
81 IS: No. 2 red 81 40i9l ~; No. I
red 81 434c; mixed winter 81 37i; un.
graded white 81 259l IS; No. 2 do
81 81; No. / do. sales $500 bushel,,
at 81 80; steamer do 81 81; No. 2 red.
seller August, sales 81, 900 bushels. at
81 40@l Az, closing at 81 40; seller
September. sales 4i2,0OO bushels, st
81 4ll9l 423, closing at 81 IL; seller o..
tober, sales 92S, 900 bushels, at 81 43t a
/ 45t, closing at 81 43i; seller November.
sales 2S0, 900 bushels, at 81 1901 ~;
closing at 81 ~; seller December, sales
1000 bushels, at 81 48tC1l 49I, clos.
ing at 81 49t. Con-Higber; receipts
81 900 bushels; exports $1,000 bushels;
ubgraded red SIC; No. 3 CSC; stesmsr
CSC; No. Q 70A(S7IIc; No. 2 white 75ic;
yellow 7Ic; No. 2 seller August 70370ic;
seller September 7Ii97lic, closing st
7lt@7lic; seller October 73t@7tc.
closing 1t 73tc; seller November 75i09
76c, closing at 75tc. 0Ats-Higbsr and
fairly active; receipts ~ 900 bushels; eI.
ports 175,000 bushels; western mixed
4O943c. Hay-Quist and firm at 500
55c. Cofee-Quiet and steady; RIo
csrgoes quoted at l09i3ic. Sugar
Steady with fair demand; fair 20 good
refining 7i97lc. Molasses-Quist and
drm. Rice-Quiet and steady. Petro.
lsum-Quiet and firm; United sole;
crude etS7ic; refined 7ic. TIllos-
Firm at 6i{S7c. Rosin-Firm at 81 Of
az OIL. Turpentine-Pirmer at fc.
E9p-Western fresh at 20Ic. Pork
Dali and heavy; new mess Sis 25tS
IS IS. Besf-Dull and weak. Cot
Meats-Quiet and firm; long clear Gle:
abort clear 9ic. Lard-Weak; prime
steam Sll 45fSll IS. Bstter-Quiet
and firm At 1920. Cheess-Firm at
70llc. 60.
BAIr1noHs, August 23-Flouy- Quist
without change. Wheat Western
higher, closing easy; No. 2 winter red
spot and seller August 81 lO9i IO} !:
seller September 81 4l0l 4If; selle,
October IL ~; seller Hovambsr 81 I6I
lT. Corn-Westesn higher spd arm :
mixed spot and seller August Tie bid :
seller September 7if972c; seller October
74074lc; seller November 76ic; stssmer
&c asked. Oxts-etesdy; western vbits
60152e; mixed 48940c. Rys-Quie,
st S5ctSel 90. Hsy-Unehsuesd. Pro.
viSons-Rirm and unchanged, Buttsr
-Firm; western graa ll91le. Err
Scarce ct 1S0i9c. Pesrolsum-Nomi.
nal Co6ss-Quict; Rio carross lol1
l2ic 6ueas-firm; A cot 01e. whisky
Firm at d %.
| IlttU1asuA,
PrfsDuDoH, Auxns - -Petrolsum-
L ssfwAs rIotH~A <~~<lR-~S~~ >A>~ -
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 4to 6 Per csnt.-Govsrnmsnts
Quiet and Fim-flour 10 Good De-
mand At Full Priees-wheat un.
settled and lowsr-Hogs
Steady and Firm.
PlHAHcl.
New York.

NRw YoRK, August 23.-Mossr-At
496 per cent. closing At 1 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4i06 per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills weak
at 1901; demand at 4S3.
liSiLyER-At London slid per ounce;
bar silver here ll2l; subsidiary silver
coin | per cent discount.
GovERsNESn-Quiet and generally
firm.
aytarA.A
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ton Was attracted BY senething IN the street.,
and his being thus diverted from his goods Was
taken advantage Of BY young man ~ the
car, who picked up the bundle and made his
escape, BallenberBer stopped the car, but
the young man and eloRks were out OF sight
by the time the old mRn was ready 70 pursue.
Is part Of the Circuit Court, before Judge
Boyd Yesterday, the case Of the State ", q,
A. Bassett, charged and indicted for burg
larry, was put on trial before the following
Jury: G. b, Bailey, Chas. Busby, Geo, Wolf,
Robert Emblem, James Emblem, Jacob
Groves, Alex. Frew, E. W. DupAway, II, g.
Myers, N, +. Geisy, Lewis DelbTugge and
Robert Anderson. For the defense, Messrs.
Doyener, AFnett and Caldwell, A, b., APP
peared, while the State was represented by
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan, The burglary
took place October 18th, the house OF John
A. Sutherland on the Island, being entered:
The taking Of testimony was not completed
until late hour last evening, Afternumerous
tits between counsel, arguments were COM
mepced, but the case was not concluded.
The jury spent the night atthe Stamm,
TuERE came near being, a serious are on
Main street lasteyening. About $50 o'clock
Main street clerk passing the dry goods
store OF Marshall, Kennedy & Co., discovered
the place to be full OF smoke, He tried the
door, and ascertaining that it was locked
and that there was no one in the store, ran
after the young man who usually sleeps in
the store. He was soon found and the store
being opened 1t was found that table OIL
light calicos, standing in the rear OF the
store near window, with It's contents, was
on Are. The fire was quickly extinguiShed
after doing about SIS damage Mr.. Marshall
and the young man had left tue store only
used the fire must have originated from o
match carelessly thrown down or else soml
one must have gained entrance 10 the blind
alley in the rear, reached through the graf
Ing, showed up the window and poEOd the
matches through.
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plasrnaER RATEa.

a Liberal Dlsaonnt on ana AfleF SHnu'
airy lst, 1850, a Voluntary Reduction
fOPthe Rsnent OftheTrnVelipg Publle.
The Pennsylvania Company, operating the
Cleveland and PlttsbpFgh Railroad, an,
nounce the following concessions in local
passenger rates:
Fist-Round trip tickets will be sold be-
tween all stations at discount OF ten per
cant for short distances and five per cent
for long distances.
second-Fiity trip tickets, available be.
tween two stations specified thereon for Pur-
chaser, members Of his family, or employees,
and for one year from date OF sale, two cents
per mile.
Third-Twenty-six trip tickets, subject to
same conditions as fifty trip tickets, two and
one-half cents per mile.
Fourth-0ne thousand mile tickets for In
dividual use OF one person named thereon,
good for one year, but subject to extension Of
time beyond that period, sold to all apph'
cants, $500.
Fifth-shippers 1000 mile tickets, subject
to same conditions as foregoing, sold only on
order OF General or Assistant General Freight
Agent, 5000
si1th-Extra baggage tickets, representing
thirty dollars in value, coupons receivable In
payment for excess baggage charges ut any
station, 5000.
seyenth-Extra baggage tickets, represent
ing fifteen dollars In value Discount on
either ticket thirty.three per cent?, $1,000,
Tickets may be obtained at the Company'l
Offices along the line, or by addressing Il. A
Ford, General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Pittsburgh, Pa,
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Peoples rEREGRIXATIOxs.
Comings aud GoIngs or whereabouts OF
Individuals.

individuals.
Penitentiary Superintendent 7. J. West,
was in the city yesterday
Miss Elma Martin, OF ST. Louis, Mo-, Is Wis
lting friends In Bellalre ind this city.
Ex-senator Frank Hereford was among the
prominent people in the city yesterday.
Miss Ida and Mr.. Harry Carmack, Of Allie.
gheny, are visiting at 1853 Fifteenth street.
Mrs W. s. Mccullough and Miss Margerie
Mccullough, OF Dellaire, were In the city yes
terday.
Miss Blanch Blum left last evening for
Alleghaney City to spend the winter with
friends
Miss Jessie Tower, OF Allegheny City, Pa,
Is visiting Miss A. Virginia 1lupp, on -Four.
teenth street.
Miss Clara Grouse, yivaCious young lady
from Wheeling is visiting Bellaire friends
BcIIdirc Independent
Miss Dunn, OF Gallipolis, arrived on the
Emma Graham yesterday and is tie guest Of
Mrs Harry Mendcl.
Miss Gene Bishop, daughter C.M. Bishop,
Of Kingwood, Is visiting her sister at the
Wheeling Female College
A. ]. Dick, Esq, OF the Fairmont Mder, &C.
companied by this wife and two children,
was In the city yesterday.
Col. Jake Kemple will entertain the Lin.
coin club tonight by recitation Of his Cele.
brated interview with Walker blaine during
his Sojourn at tho National Capitol last sum.
iner.
Lee p Watson, Of Tairmont; 7. II. Bucll.
anan, OF Wellsburg; Hon. +. Hereford, Of
Monroe county, and jasper Y. Moore, Of
were among the Mcclure House
guests Yesterday.