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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11
Sr. LOUIS.
ConsoiIdaton OF the Iron and steel In.
tefestS III that city.

tefestS III that city.
ST.. Lotus, November 1O--The long
talked Of consolidation Of the iron and steel
interests centered in this city and vicinity
has been finally effected, but not so many
companies have Joined the syndicate as at
fist proposed. The new company will
consist Of the Vulcan Steel Works, Of South
81. Louis, the Pilot Knob Iron Works, Iron
Mountain Railroad and the Grand Tower
Mining and Manufacturing Company, Of
illinois. The new directory will be com.
POSED Of six New Yotk members ID follows
Jay Gould, Thomas Dickson, G. K. Gatri.
son, solon Humphrey, II. q. Magrtder and
Iegrand d. Cannon, and oil seven 81. Louis
members, as follows Chas. P. Chauteat,
Thos +. Tut, Carlos s. Greeley, ]. II.
Mason, E. u. Walsh, IT,. y. X. Ferguson
and b. o. Hitchcock. The latter gentle
man will be the President Of the new or.
ganization. Extensive repairs, additions
and changes will he made 10 the property
Of the consolidation, among which will be
the erection OF 4 mammoth steel wire mill
10 be erected on the recent purchases Of
i've acres Of ground adjoining the Vulcan
Steel Works, on the north, which will EN-.
ploy two hundred men, new furnace and
several new conversions In the Vulcan
Steel Works, and various other improve
menls and extensions, The company ex.
poets TO spend hall q million dollars In
putting their property in thorough and
/ efficient condition for q very large and
] growing business,
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A TOUGH STRUGGLE
For Two wisconsin Outlaws and Mur.
dererR In Nebraska.

OMAHA, NEB., November 1O.-A special
from Grand Island says: Sheriff Killan,
OF this county, was called upon at q late
hour Tuesday night to proceed into the
country about two miles south OF this city
to arrest two men who were making them.
selves obnoxious to farmers fanily. The
farmer said they represented themselves to
be hunters from Hastings, buttAey carried
Winchester rifles, and being otherwise
heavily armed, he thought something was
wrong. Sheriff Killan with deputy pro-
Ceeded to the farmers house about five
o'clock Wednesday morning and found the
men In bed. He asked them to get up and
dress, as he wished TO speak 10 them. Xii.
Ian saw at o glance that they resembled
Ed and Lon Maxwell, alias Williams, noto-
rious Peppin county, Wisconsin, murder.
ers. The both drew on their pants and
boots AlonzO excused himself minute
while he stepped outside. While he had
gone Killan grappled with Ed, and with
the assistance Of the farmer and his son
threw him to the floor, and narrowly
being shot by Ed. They got his revolver
away from him and held him TO the floor
while Killan endeavored to handcuff him,
but Ed gave a regular Indian war whoop,
calling Lon.
Killan stepped outside the door to stop
Lon, and saw him running toward him
with drawn revolver. Killan stepped aside
just in time TO escape a shot. He then
went inside and instructed his deputy 10
guard the door with hia double -barfeled
gun. As he did so Lon stuck his head Ia.
side, when the deputy pulled on him, but
the cap missed fire, which move scared of
Lon, who ran away without coat or hat and
hid In the grass. Killan then secured Ed,
and went to look for Lon, but Il was hard
to find any trace OF him. Killan then
brought Ed Maxwell to Grand Island,
where he now lies in the county Jail, await.
ing the coming OF the Sheriff Of Peppin
county, Wisconsin, who has telegraphed
that he would be here on the ftst train.
A posse Immediately started out after Lon,
and have been out up 10 this hour, . r. NJ,
and have been unable 10 find him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11
WALL STREET.
Features OF Yesterdays transactions on
,ChanEe.

Change.
New YoRE, November 1O.-A rumor was
circulated yesterday that the Pennsylvania
Companyhad advanced tho rates on freight.
ofsetting this was a report that the New
York Central would further advance rates.
This morning It was stated that an agree.
ment had been made which would end the
differences between the trunk lines. The
companies are said to be adjusting their
differences, and are not likely TO break out
again under the new arrangements. Man.
haitian Elevated issued $4,000, 900 OF stock.
Six million five hundred thousand dollars
OF the amount will probably be designated
first preferred, and be given In exchange
for New York Elevated stock, and s8,5O6,.
600 OF stock, second preferred, to be given
in exchange for Metropolitan stock. Man
haitian will be simply common stock, but
Manhattan virtually becomes controller OF
the other two lots.
Philadelphia is large buyer OF Reading
mortgage bonds in London. The Lehigh
Company will probably pay dividend Of
three or four per cent in January. A large
block Of Texas Pacific Is said to have been
bought by the Gould party.
AdylceS from Columbus state TINT n
lobby has been formed there to menace
the railroad corporations with hostile legis.
lation the coming winter.
1t Is understood that Green Bay K Min.
nesota stock will be listed In thirty DAYS.
The fact that bonds to the amount Of s., $50
were rendered for redemption at par and
interest yesterday shows that people are
satisfied to hold bonds bearing 81 per cent
Also call for continued Gs will be issued
early. There was a good borrowing dc.
mand yesterday for active stocks at 4a5 per
cent Erie loaned at 1, Michigan Central
at 2. A large amount OF Mobile & Ohio
stock and debentures were bought by
q prominent house for Boston account.
Large home orders are reported for Louisi.
ana and Tennessee State bonds. The earn.
ings Of the Ohio 4 Mississippi show u
marked increase OF late. The New York,
Chicago & st. Louis Company made an
amicable settlement with the Michigan
Central for crossing, etc.
At II AN. the stock market opened firm
and generally ba1! higher the latter for
Metropolitan, which Immediately made
further advance OF to II. In early deal.
ings the general list declined tali, the lat.
ter for Texas Pacific, but speculation soon
became strong and prices rose hall, the
Chicago & Burlington, Indiana, Blooming.
ton & Western, Erie preferred, G., G. & l.,
Q. being most prominent in che Upward
movement. u
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FoREtGN NOTES.

Confederate bonds now only bring 19
shillings 0 pence per thousand.
A telegram FROM Paris states that the
resignation Of the Cabinet is officially an
nounCed.
The execution Of LEROY, convicted Of the
murder Of Mr.. Gold in the railway carriage
Is fixed for December 10Th.
Sir Garnet Walslay will succeed Sir
Charles II. Ellice as Adjutant General Of
the English army The appointment Is
considered important for facilitating the
working Of the new army system.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

VI had a pleasant call yesterday from
Geoge McClclIand, Esq, editor Of the
Blnc.yilc Enierpri". Mr.. McClelland
lFtcs with the Hon. David Wagner that
St CairsyilIc is standing in her own light
On the county seat question, and that she
ought to let the issue be submitted to the
people Of the county without further OPP
POSITION, He is also much interested in
The railroad future Of Barnesville, and fay
or the building Of the proposed narrow
Eusc connection with the B. & S. W. at
jerusalem, a distance OF fifteen miles. He
arthat Rarncsvillc has not lost popula-
ton by the building of the B. & s. W.
Nal. She is surrounded by an excellent
country that still trades with her, and that
hIikely to do SO.
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his understood in inside circles that the
policy oithc new Administration will be to
r,torc money to the channels Of trade as
npidIyas practicable, The offer to redeem
bonds at par and interest was test to see
ubtiler thatmetlod would effect disburse-
neas, II it does not, it will be followed
probably during the present month by a
all for continued skies. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

NEW YORK, November lO.-By the break.
ing Of the steel.twisted rope the eleyatotin
the Belvedefe Hotel fell from The fifth
floor 10 the basement John Mercer Par
kef was fatally injured, and the others u
the cat were also severely injured. Their
names are; Joseph AlenIfdo, Ufcedes Allen
lido, Mrs, Alentldo and Robert Dickel,
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jaws T.. WHARTON, the old Wheeling
.cIior The Times and Gazette, and once a
rY prominent and influential man here,
dela his home in Portsmouth, Ohio, on
ht Thursday He was a man Of great en-.
ay and full OF public spirit, and took
great interest in the manufacturing and
niIroad interests Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

Inr friends and acquaintanCes Of George
n johnson, Esq, were shocked and pain
auhcar oihis sudden death yesterday at
Cincinnati. His decease marks the re-
nnoyaI Of another Of the old landmarks,
The year ls,l will be remarkable in our
,DaaI, for the death Of old citizens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

CnicAuo, November lO.-The burning
vessel seen off Port Washington at FIVE
o'clock yesterday afternoon and Oft She.
boygan at eight, seemed 10 have other
boats around It, The probability was,
therefore, that the crew Of the burning
craft would be rescued. None Of them
have reached shore as yet, however, and
nothing is known Of the disaster,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11
SMOKE Nui.apee IN t,lpeipp.,I,

CiSctSSArt, November 1O.-The Mayor
and Board Of Public Works have approved
the ordinance providing for the appoint
ment Of an inspector Of furnaces, and re-
quiring all steam and other furnaces 10
provide some satisfactory method Of pre-
venting the smoke nuisance which has
grown 10 such magnitude by the use Of soft
coal. The ordinance goes into effect al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

Hos. JoHS A. BlSoHAM, U. S. Minister
hlAmu, has recently been offered the po-
ttion Of Il judgship by the japanese Gov
eminent. 1t seems that the Government
d Japan has recently decided to appoint
icertan number OF eminent foreigners to
hicial positions, and one Of these posi-.
SONS has been offered Mr.. Bingham.
He will not be likely TO accept any APP
l0htmeht from Tint Government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

MILWAUKEE, November 0.-Conductor
II. Rhodes, Of the Wiscnosin Central rail.
road, was tried to-day In the Municipal
Court for embe1Glement from the company
by retaining iafeslpald, was found guilty
and sentehce suspehded until the 2lat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

Tm Cincinnati Enquirer of yesterday
nj, compelled to revise and reverse It's
d, head lines over Tuesdays election
rpfR. 1t announces that the results are
ND, quite so cheering to the Democratic
n.r.t" MeII. no-not quito.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

RErou says Captain r. Crawford has
Hll his fine property below town, includ.
hs bis brick mill house, for s25, 1000, to a
Company who will start pottery there at
% early day. We earnestly hope gossip
eIhthe truth in this Case.-Mdriin'S Ferry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

w,,pyoroS COUNTY, Pa, is getting to
.. .opite decided at last in her politics. She
~. Republican these day;with yim-with
,bip and Il hurrah as it were. She used
alum on an even keel,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

ORR esteemed correspondent, W. @. S.,
,rtrbut,. very interesting article on
N, DcisIborhood antiquities this morning
". hope he will follow it up with other
,-;,lc. pu thc same subject.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

Vrgn informed that it is mistake in re-
.,,I 10 the prevalence Of diphtheria in
= cl,ir,yille. There has been but one
~. ihrr. Ibis ialI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

BosroS, November lO-At Lynn, Mich.
ael Conley died from the effects Of lauda.
mum put in his beer by lantel Driscoll
Driscoll says Conley was boisterous and he
did II 10 quiet him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

LONDON, November 1O.--A Cape Coast
dispatch reports that the King OF the Ashan-
tees killed 200 young girls for the purpose
Of using their blood Tor mixing mortar for
the repair OF ono OF the State buildings. A
report OF the massacre was received from
refugee, who was chosen one Of the vic.
tins. Such wholesale nassaCres are known
10 be The custom with the King.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

NEx,Cunicderate friend Of the INTEL
,nrsfp says that he gives it up since
=. Virginia election. The Solid South is
Jo,s siof-clean lost her grip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

IHE apidity with which matters are
icing pushed at the Laughlin nail works
sqVs what well directed effort, backed by
tth, will accomplish, ,-IidHin's FerTp NetES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

r,,r .rcpbeuyille Gasete believes that
,,,,r...uan I'pdegaf is stronger man
s.,.l,ctueIly than John A, Bingham ever
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

AUaunA, Ca, November 1O.--The cot.
ton crop Il reported short 30 per cent, as
compared with Last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11
TuEspAY,s ELEcTIOXs.
ReadJusIer Victory In ViFElnIa-Resulis
In New York and Wisconsin.

ALBANY, November l0,-Returns from
the State received by the Evsaing journal
put Cars majority at 10000, The Journal
says; "If these figures stand, all his asso-
ciates on the Republican ticket except
Huested, are certainly elected" The Jour
nal figures are: Senate, II Democrats, Is
Republicans. Assembly, " Democrats, 81
Republicans
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

CoSrASrISoPLE, November 10. = The
Porte las recognized the principle that a car
60 In transit Is not liable 10 official exami-
nation. 1t appears that the vessels recently
stopped In the Dardanelles, were not suspec.
ted Of connection in any criminal designs,
but that tho officials have shown over zeal
in the matter because Of the known appre-
tensions Of the Car and Sultan on the
HnhihnL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

MpTIIrg +, quoted at SO cents and wheat
sasjai Bellair@
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DIED,

iogssoS-In Cincinnati, Ohio, oso. VI JOHs.
soS, II yean Of age.
Funstal notice hereafter
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Huested, are certainly elected The Jour
nal figures are: Senate, II Democrats, Is
Republicans Assembly, " Democrats, 81
Republicans.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, November lO.-Returns from
eighty counties and cities, covering over
two.thirds Of the State, make Cameron's
(Readjuster) majority SO far about 800,
Thirty.two counties yet to hear from will
considerably increase these figures, but
FROM estimates made from careful calcula-
tions his total majority in the State will
not reach 10000, and may fall much lower
The Readjusters, however, still claim that
Cameron's majority will not be less than
1900. The Legislature, according to the
best estimates that can be made, now
stands; Readjusters 81, Democrats -. Sem
ate Readiusters %, Democrats IS. Major
tty for Readiusters on joint ballot, Is,
WISCONSIN,
MILWAUKEE, November 10.-Returns to.
day make it positive that the Republican
State ticket Is elected by over 1000 ma.
jority
LACROSSE, November l0.-Dr. A. W. An
deSon, chairman OF the Democratic State
Central Committee, returned from Mil
waukee this morning. In an interview, he
he does not concede the claims Of the Re-
publican Committee that their State ticket
is elected. Most all oil the Democratic pre-.
cinCts have been heard from, leaving those
to come in mainly Republican rural pre-
cincts, and il these continue to show the
same falling off in the Republican vote
and Democratic gains that have character.
lied those received, 1t will, with the assist
ance OF the temperance vote, which Is ad.
mitted 10 be much larger than the Repub-
licans anticipated, make the State so close
that only the official count can decide it.
DR.. Anderson claims, US he has from the
start, that the State is in doubt, and there
is no reason to modify this claim in the
least, ...
RICHMOND, Va, November lO.-Thc Dis.
patch (Dem.) comedies Cameron's election
by 5000 to 5000 majority, and summarizes
the legislative result as follows: Senate
Democrats, II; Readjusters, 23. House
Democrats, ~; Readjusters, 55; doubtful, 8.
This would give the Readjusters nine.
teen majority on joint ballot, without
counting the three doubtful ones. There
are two colored members in the Senate and
eleven in the House.
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Chs gntelLigertter.

;,,,,. No,. - and "a Fourteenth street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
THE LATEST TELEaRAPHIo REPORTS
or the Condition Of the AArEsh at the Leading
Trade C'Atsn Of the COuutry The Railing
Prices for the Principal Staples RlRan.
siAl RAd Commercial AiaIrS.

NEy YoRE, November lO.-MoNgY- per cent,
Per Ga7 peI cent, Sterling Exchange bSnken bus
steady at Il SO5t; demand 81 sttt.
dONEkAAEhiS-lHegulaT extended Is advanced
- per cent and new Is y per cont; rs declined VI
extended unchanged.
q. s. q extended lOll LAhIVh 4 wilkes -IOOl4
Y, s. s., eXtended,l02 SLP sxCtty hnu,-ll0
~ coupons I,,,,.-ll9lgIu, Pacific bonds lAtl.ll7h
- COUPONS ..,,-,,,-ll6JSu. =. Land GnntS.-ll9H
Paethe y OF '95,r,--l30 U. p. s. y. Bonds...-l2l31
Central Pacific lst--ll5 Texas Pacific ia E'IS 7Sx
krte Tex, Pac. RIG, Dive. 8l3t
RAILROAD BoSps-AclIve and irregular,
STATE SEerRlTIEs-M0dentely active.
Louisiana ConSolA. 60 Virginia 6s........,......H
Missouri es,..,- ......l llO1S Virginia cOnSplS Vx.
". Joseph: :.,,,''.......l0g tn mat coupons --p
Tennessee 6s,,,,,,,,,,, 12TI TIYIFHinlR delOrTpd. ~
TOnnellOe O., new ~
SToCES-Th0 market was strong at tho opening
and prices generally ISRlS per cent higher III n
yesterdays closing figures, the latter for MetOpOs
tau Elevated, In the early dealings, however thu
market was heavy, and decline q 1tal = peree
took place, most marked In Texas Pacific This WHn
followed by an advance Of kAgjS per Ctnt Ia which
Northwestern preferred Indiana llOom RtOn & WCkI-
eTn, Chicago, Burlington Quincy, and Wabash me.
ieTTed were most prominent, About noon the mar
Eet became weak, and decline Of per CentWaS
recorded, Metropolitan Elevated Northwestern pJe.
teTFcd aud Indiana, bloomington & Western leading
therein. During the afternoon strong tone pf,s
vailed, aud under brAk purchases the entire 'lkt
Soid up 4 t0yS PER CeHi, Illinois Central Rich.
monh 4 DAnville, Manhattan Elevated and North.
western preferred being the mot conspicuous In tho
improvement, In the final Aalcs Manhattan Ele.
yAted receded ~ per cent md the rust Of the list
Vile & New Albany rOsei per cent on the days
business
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PARIS, November 1O.-After the Cabinet
council to-day Premier, Ferry and col
leagues handed in their designations to
President Grevy, who accepted them.
The Ministers remain in charge Of their re.
speCtive departments pending the appoint
ment Of their successors. President Grevy
decided 10 summon Gambetta with whom
he will have an interview this evening.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-10

not doubt that Mrs. Gar6eId's bear
ing in her husbands sick chamber
has been drawer and calmer, and yet
more alert and potent, than that
of any physician or attendent. It is
worth while to think of this, not as
something rem ,rkable, but as an
everyday fact which We are too slow
to appreciate and too apt to forget.
The woman who deserts or neglects
the man she loves in time of suffers
ing, of trouble, or even Of disgrace,
is seen at rare intervals-and when
seen we instinctively shun and alb.
hor her. But the nameless and
accomplishing thousands who
bear testimony on every hand
to the stearling worth of the
feminine nature receive no notice
and win no plaudits, unless fJrtuit-
Gus circumstances happen to brin Z
one of their number SO prominently
in view that she cannot be over
looked without open reproach, and
then we raise our hands and cry out
that we have found a prodigy. L
will be well for us if the example O.
the Presidents wife shall tend tt
stimulate our recognition of meri
that is universal, and remind us tha
| it is true now. as it has been from
the beginning, that N ms trues
friend and frmest ally is ever ;
woman.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-10
THE PERIL OF THE REPUBLIC.
The fact that there are nearly two

The fact that there are nearly two
millions of voters IN this country
who cannot write their own names
nor read their own ballots, is not q
pleasant one. A great modern
writer has saiG that san untaught
purlic sentiment is the greatest
d5spotism on earth" IL this be
true, and who will deny it, are we
not in great danger of the despotism
of i 9 ORANGE.
We boast of our free school sys-
tenn, and we have right to. Some of
the States have as good a school
system, if not better, than
any other upon the face
of the earth. Millions of
dollars are spent every year for the
Advancement of educat on among he
misses. Some of our S ates have
passed laws making it compulsory
upon parents and guardians to send
their children to school. But, in
spite Of all these sffJrts, the per
cent. of illiterate voters is as large
now, il not larger, than ever before.
This does not grow out of the fact
that We are neglecting to educate
our children, but from the annual
immigration to our shores of thou
sands of persons who can neither
real nor write, and who, un.
der our laws, have to remain
on'y a short time to become full
fed Ell citizens and voters.
Already we have had trouble will
this class. They are easily dupee
by hot-headed revolutionlsts an,
onmunists, whose business it is t.
stir up strife, and incite the employ,
against his employer. Several o
or large cities have been disgrace'
by mobs made up of men who, whel
their passions are aroused, have n
more reason than a drove of fright
ened maddened, Texas eels. The,
have not hest ated to commit muir
DIR or to apply the blazing torcl
to vIluable property, causing whole
sale destruction. Under such cir
cumstances, they respect but on
fore, and that is the musket.
This can be remedied only by th
schoolma>ter The life of our re
public depends upon the enlight
ment of the people. This flood O
Ignorance and illiteracy that is flow
ing in upon us from Europe, cor
spicuously from Ireland, must b
counteracted by additional efforts i
the cause of education. Fortunately
Urge proportion of our fellow
citizens of foreign birth are heart an
soul in this work. Among them Wi
be found many Of the most earnes
and enthusiastic friends of fire
schools. They recognize that til
question of how to avoid this ''grea-
est despotism on earth is one of tb
problems of the sge, and they al
d ing what they can to bring abou
favorable solution. It is a per
W lich now threatens us in the nea
future, unless some way is found
avoid and defeat it. We are stun
berinS on the verge of a volcano, an
the Vaccinations of bad men, VIII
bring their influence to bear upo
theilliterate and infammable elemer
Of our population may at any tim