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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-21
TAYLOR COUNTY REPUBLICANS,
Proceedings OF the County Convention
y Held nt Grafton.

Proceedings OF the County Convention
Held nt Grafton.
Special to the lntellSencer.
GRAFTON, W. Va, August IA mass
convention Of the Republicans Of Taylo,
county was held at the Court House in
Grafton to-day in response to "a call OF the
County Executive Committee for the pur.
pose Of selecting delegates to the Congress.
ional Conventionto be held at Fairniont on
the 24th inst.
The Convention WAS called 10 order by
Hon. John W. Mason, chairman OF the
County Executive Committee, and on his
motion johnson G. Fleming was made
Chairman. On motion Of II. P. Dawson
$. 7. Hooton was elected Secretary.
On motion it was ordered that the Con.
vention appoint fifty delegates to the Con.
gressional convention, 10 be apportioned
among the several magisterial districts ac.
cording to the vote cast for James A.
Garfield, which apportionment gave to
Grafton district 222;;Court House, 10; Elem.
ington. s; Fetterman, s;,,Booth's Greek, ..
On motion, it was ordered that repre-.
sentatives present from each district select
their own delegates. The convention then
took recess until the committees could
prepare their reports.
On being called to order again the fol.
loving list OF delegates was reported to the
convention and unanimously endorsed:
Graftan District-F. Bruce Blue. John
W. Mason, John T. Latham, H. NJ. Turner
i. ". Lippincott, George ". Brown, John
F. Clayton, W. H. Morgan, Lewis Hay.
mond, D. T. Percy, A. c. Love, Martin
Rooney, D. A. Sprigy, Henry c. CLANCY
c. E. Hooper, Sanford W. White, Lewis
kittsmiller, Lewis Lewellen, S. B. Jenkins
Martin Miller. John H. Means, W. j.
Painter.
Court House District-Joseph Warder,
Thomas Moore, John W. Willhide, Silas
H. West, MI. Bartlett, Clawson Davis. J,
C. Gather, Geo. W. Curtin, DR.. L. l.. vii,
son. S. P. Mccormick.
Fetterman District-Robert McConkey
@. Core. S. II. Gramin, John r. Thaver
Frank Wilson, John Freeman, Lloyd Har.
mer, E. NJ. Poe.
Pennington District-T. ]. Waller, J.C
Fleming, G. q. Brohard, O. jerks, John
II. Henry, Thomas McGlumphy, Ralph
Morrow, r. G. Gather. -
Booths Creek-James D. Scranagc, Jebe.
diah Payne. s.-
On motion the president and secretary
were added to the list Of delegates.
On motion, the following gentlemen
were chosen as the County Executive Com.
mi.tee: For Grafton District-John La
than; Court House-George W. Curtin;
Elemngton, G. G. Brohard, Fetterman, C.
Core; Boothsville. Samuel W. Hibbs.
On motion, it was ordered that 3he
Wheeling 1STgLLlGEScERand Grafton Sen.
tine! be requested to publish these proceed
ings.
On motion, adjourned.
J. c. FLEMING, Pres.
S. T. HooToS, Sec'y.
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srErDESvlLLE, O., August la-Dr. Up.
graft has been circulating around here for
the last few days laying up stray rail
here and there that has been knocked of
during his absence. The Doctor Is getting
in some good work in these few days prior
to the Convention. He seems to have little
fear about his prospects, aud thinks his
chances are as good AS they ever were, il
not better. The new aspirant, Jamison,
from Harrison, is notcalculated to do Upde.
GRAFT mnch harm. as he cannot 90 into the
Convention with Hollingsworth's forces
solid and his support. outside OF his own
county, is limited. Wea not prophet,
but for once we predict that the next Con-
gresham from the Seventeenth will be J..
I. ,Updegratr, Of Jefferson.
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hcnNior lIIII,. Eun..I

"!L'STA, Ga, August l9.-Senator Hill
'N ou''ed this afternoon amid the most
s''07snI ) demonstrations Of his people.
.sp'esen'a'lves from all the surrounding
,Ss Ssns !, were present, and the funeral was
Circ;anss' ;M,sss' ever held in Atlanta. The
CS,..an CS.,.nnan delegation was received in
r"A,.a1oosSa ~. by Senator Browns private
~, ~ aad Conveyed to the city, and will
pIa,;.y ,s oy lhe same conveyance tonight. 4
s.I J,lous tribute WIS paid to the Cincinnati
ein1ss.:' is.:'9h BY Senator Brown. The Gin.
: Nsn W1ru rueiesation WAS composed Of Col. f,
ssD,,,n..' .,.'ans, y representing Mayor Means),
pn.;IIas.t. p,Is .t.eGadleton, Hon. Michael Ryan,
TbsoJees.. Tbes. Board OF Aldermen, and Hon.
,%,Sl;,hern Road. They are estrayarant ,, in
l,r len praise Of their reception here. and
ssoxn,S;i' ss ,S' home tonight ut $50 in Senator
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VIZ supposethatthe following paragraph
ION the Peasants county Oracle helps to
tIFlin why the Democracy Of the Fourth
tls'Na were at the eleventh hour convert
I'd % the support Of the prohibition
Amendment:
we have asked number OF people,
whom are YOU in favor OF for the Legisla-
trn' Sine-tenths Of the answers came,
any man who ia in iavor OF the submission
Q! he Prohibition amendment to the peo-
Fe. This seems to be the determined
sea;ntnt Of large majority Of the citi.
'eassiIh whom We have conversed ire.
.'tttive Of party. We feel safe in saying
aIat least 200 Democrats in Pleasants
S%0a'y will vote against any man for either
ttnach Of the Legislature who will not vote
i9' the submission for such an amend.
atat. Even many who are opposed to
i0aibition are in favor Of allowing the
!toPle an opportunity 10 decide the mat.
t,h
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4 Gentle Dew.

ST. I1orls, Mo-, August 2O.-A Rtpubli.
cans Dallas special says: Passengers by
the Texas Pacific road say one Of the
heaviest rains ever known, continuing
three days and nights without intermission,
stopped falling in the west OF
Texas last night. Some places,
where tradition says it never rains,
have the appearance Of sea, and the rain.
fall is estimated at six feet. The flooded
section begins near. Obeline, extends west
nearly 800 miles, including the
country from Brazos 10 Pecos. Miles OF
track Of the Texas & Pacific railroad have
been damaged, and at several places seri.
ous uashouts occurred. Four miles OF
track west Of abelinc were washed away
and trains could not cross.
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ANOTHER CHICAGO TRAGEDY.
A Young Mnn Shot and Killed by n Oh


.cngo Sewsboy.
CHICAGO, August l9.-William Zinck, a
newsboy, aged sixteen years, ut G3O this
morning, shot and killed Herman Burling,
aged ninteen, at the northwest corner OF
Chicago avenue and Wood street. The
trouble between the hoys originated last
Sunday, while they were playing base
ball on the prairie, near. the cor.
ner OF Augusta and Lincoln streets.
A quarrel arose, in which brother OF
Zinck and Burling became involved, and
in the fight that ensued Burlins was whip
ped, and vowed vengeance on the Zinck
boys. Zinck was delivering his papers
this morning, when he was encountered at
the above mentioned locality by Burling,
who, exclaiming, NOV I've got you," nd
vanced toward him with the evident inten-
tion OF assaulting him. Xinck drew n re-
volv0r from his pocket and warned him to
keep away, saying that he did not want to
have anything to do with him. Burlng
picked up n stone and exclaimed, II am
not afraid OF you." continued to advance
toward Zinck, who started few steps and
fired. The ball struck Burling near the
breast.bone and he threw up his hands
and fell to the ground.
The report OF the revolver attracted
large crowd to the spot, and m alarm was
at once sent to the Lake street police sta
tion. Buling was picked up and carried
to the opposite side Of the street and thence
10 the stable in neighboring alley, where
the horse and dray which he drove were
kept.
Dr.. G. W. Emrick was summoned, but
he could do nothing for the wounded man,
who died about fifteen minutes after the
shooting occurred. The body was placed
in the patrol wagon and taken to the
morsue The murderer was captured Mt
bis home and lodged in the police station.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES
SAILING UNDER FALSE coLoRs.
Government Clerks Who Got Fat Positions unde
False Rspre,sntatIous-A Kick Ia the lie.
a1JuAtsr lamp Agslnst NahonsI
Taetiei-A Chicago Tragedy.

WASHINGTON, August l0.-Jorgensen and
Fnlkcrson arc mad, and kick. They weru
good Read listers when Congress met last
December, but became gradually cs,rangcd
from Malone rs the session wore away,
until Its close both were practically hos.
tile to him, though both demanded renom.
inntion by his followers. JorgcDsen WINS
then consorting more than usual with
straight.out Republicans Of his State, and
Fulkerson with the stnight.out Democrats.
Both. however, still! profess TO be Read.
justers. Both agreed 10 submit their claims
for denomination to the Readjuster conven.
tions OF their respective districts; both were
defeated, for the denomination BY
more loyal Readjusten within the
past few days, Fulkerson only
Yesterday. They were defeated, the friends
OF Malone say, rs fairly and as sQuarely us
candidates ever were,by men who had more
supporters in the Convention than they,
Jorgensen and Fulkerson claim that they
were treacherously defeated by Malone
and his friends because they were not as
subservient us others Of his followers. Both
threaten to run rs independents, with tho
avowed purpose Of electing Democrat
over the regular Readjuster nominee in
each district il they cannot elect them.
selves. Jorgcnsen Gays that this is the be-
ginning Of the end. Malone he considers
u "boss" in the most distasteiul sense OF
the word. Virginia, hc thinks,
never takes kindly TO bosses and
their overthrow il always only
n question OF time. OF the four Repre-
seniatives from Virginia, two Republicans,
Jorgenson and Dezendorf, and two Read.
justers, Paul, and Fulkerson, who voted
with the Republicans in the House last
session, three, namely, Dezcndorf, always
n s!raightout, Jorgensou and Fulkerson,
propose to run for Congress rs lndepend-
ents, against Malone Rcadjustcr and
Democrat Dezendorf will probably pull
through, although he hus the Norfolk
Navy Yard to fight. ..
The others have less promising pros.
poets, although both have public buildings
TO their credit in the minds OF their con
'tituents and are personally popular.
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The Northern Pacific Rnirrond.

WASHINGTON, August 2O.-It is said that
the Northern Pacific Railway Board OF Di-
rectors, at their recent meeting in New
York, were unanimous in their decision
not to declare dividend on the preferred
stock, regarding it as not being good policy
at this time. The railroad is expected to
be completed by November lst, and the
through route across the continen. then
established. The appointment OF commits
sioners to examine the last. $50 miles OF
road that have been completed, will prob.
ably enable the company, when their re-
port is made, to market 5000, 900 more
bonds through the syndicate, rs the option
Of the latter for that amount WAS extended
awaiting this report. The completion and
acceptance Of $50 miles will empower the
railway to Issue 81, 900 bonds.
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RIVER NEWS,
GenerHiittes, There nciuE no
News OF Huy Account.

SCATTERING Generaiities, There neIuE no
News OF AMY Account.
The G. W. Anderson passed down Saturday
with fair trip for Cincinnati.
The Little Anna and the @. y. Lucas did a
good business yesterday taking passengers to
Moundsville and return. 4. -
The river was about stationary yesterday,
the marks Indicating depth Of three feet
five inches In the channel.
There is. a possibility, II not a probability,
that the Granite State will be placed In the
Pittsburgh and St. Louis trade this fall.
The Diurnal will leave for Petersburg
this morning. all reports about It's being tied
up on account OF low water to the contrary.
The 81. Lawrence and Sidney both rot
away for Cincinnati on Saturday with good
trip between them. The Sidney will be the
boat up this week.
The Andes is dne to-day from Cincinnati.
The Andes In addition IN being one OF the
largest stern wheel boats In these waters, Is OF
very light draft also, and able TO do splendid
business 10 low water This boat leaves for
Cincinnati tomorrow afternoon. The ON.
GERS are polite and agreeable, and any one
patrnnizing tho Andes will never regret Il. II
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RAILWAY COLLISION,
Two Sections OF n Circus Train Collide
with Dishstrous Results.

Two Sections OF n Circus Train Collide
with Disnstrous Results.
CAIRO, ILL.,, August 20.-W. G. Coup's
circus left here at 1 o'clock this morning in
two sections. When between Tunnel Hill
and New Burnside, about fotty.seven
miles north OF this city, the engine of the
second section ran into the passenger
coach on the rear Of the first train, com.
pletely demolishing the coach and killing
three drivers. About twenty-five or
thirty others were wounded. They
were going down grade from Tunnel Hill
the first section being heavily loaded,
while the latter section was rather light
The second train WAS running fast Mt the
time OF the accident. Stock and cars
ahead Of the coach in the first section and
rear OF the engine in the second section
escaped unhurt Relief trains with phy,i.
cians, etc, were sent TO the scene Of the
wreck at once.
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NoRrll ADAMS, Mass, August l0.-At a
picnic to-day Sullivan and Joe Goss began
= sparring exhibition, which was inter.
rupted in thesecond round by row among
the spectators. This became so serious that
the exhibition WAS stopped, and aiter.the
grove had been cleared the mill" was con.
tinued, and finished in hall this evening.
Sullivan in the first round evidently had
the advantage. In the third round not
much Was done, but in the fourth Goss
struck Sullivan in the left eye, nearly clos.
ing il. On the fifth round Sullivan pun.
ished Goss badly, the latter being nearly
exhausted: This closed the performance.
No police interfered, no betting and no de-
cision on the fight, which was considered
an exhibition.
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The Republican Conferees OF our neigh
boring Pennsylvania district, (the
,1enly.iourlh) have hard time selecting
,candila,e for Congress. The Reporter OF
Saturday says:
The Conierces Of the Twenty.fourth
Congressional district, who have been
holding their convention ut the Mononga.
te!l House, Pittsburgh, for several days,
stiOurned on Friday evening ut 4 O'Clock,
10 meet at the same place ut IL O'Clock,
September 7,h. Eight ballots have been
uten, the first four OF which resulted as
1Iloxs: Shallenberger 3, Lawrence 3,
!scksOn g. Alter the fourth ballot Mr..
Acheson, conieree for Lawrence, OF WASH
IngtOa county, changed his vote TO Shal.
!sabeger, giving that gentleman 4, Law.
race . and Jackson
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Firnt In Everything,

CHICAGO, August 2O.-At daylight this
morning in the presence OF great crowd
Of toughs, who had assembled back OF a
large lumber yard at the mouth Of the
river, where police never patrol, though
within 10 minutes walk Of the heart Of the
city, Charles Hart and George, alias
Plug Martin fought prize fight for $500 a
side. The, pugilists are couple Of local
middle.weights Of considerable science.
The fight lasted ten rounds and forty.five
minutes. Hart won the first knock. down,
first blood and the fight Martin was
badly punished.
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IRISH AfrAIlsS.f
A Horrible Outraxc-The irish Govern.
ment Feels Hopeful. 5!r

ment Feels Hopeful.
DUBLIN, August l9.-One Of The two boys
wounded at the time the Joyce family were
murdered, has died Of his wounds. He
was only fourteen years old. The other
boy, who is but twelve, is in a very pros
trate condition. He states the assassins,
who we're disguised, numbered four or five.
Joycc's mother was over eighty years Of
age. Part Of her body was deyoured by
dogs before her corpse was discovered.
The house in which the family lived pre-
sents shocking spectacle. The bodies Of
the victims lie on the floor, riddled with
bullets, and mangled as II they had been
battered with hammer. The murder
was the most horrible which ever disgraced
even Ireland. -Four persons have been ar.
rested on suspicion.
Lord Mayor Dawson, in letter in which
he incloses ten pounds toward paying
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A Singular Accident.

CLEVELAND, August 2O.-A Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, special to the Leader chronicles a
singular accident to four-year.old daugh.
ter Of Alexander McGurgin. The child
was playing with piece Of twine tied to
the front door latch. In some unknown
way the door WAS shut, and the cord
caught around the girls neck and srangled
it before the little one was discovered.
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An Investigation Called For.

New York, August 20.-A letter from
Havana states that the American schooner
Dauntless was searched on the llth inst. by
armed uniformed men. who were in quest
ofdelinquent Spanish sailors. The search
ing party had no authority TO act as it did
and the subject is 10 be investigated.
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Subscriptions to Garneld Hospital,

WAs!IISGroS, August l9.-Among the
subscriptions recently received for the Gar.
field Memorial Hospital are the following:
WIN. Window, 500; President OF Ilayti,
$500; Minister Of State Of Hayti, slo5. The
contributions from Ilayti were accompa.
MED by letters expressing sympathy with
the project Of erecting a memorial hos.
pital. The letter OF President Solomon is
dated Port.an.Prince, August 9Th, and
translated, says: II applaud and join in
the noble purpose OF the citizens OF the
United States Of America, TO erect monu.
ment TO the memory OF their very much
regretted President, Garfield, who fell un.
der the shot Of an assassin. At the news
Of the outrage Hayti sent words OF sym.
pathy to the illust ious victim and the
Republic. To-day she sends her contribu.
tion for The erection OF the Garfield Hos.
pital. Be pleased to accept mine, Mr. Min.
lister, with assurance OF my most distin.
guished consideration. SALoMoS."
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4 Garfield Memorial.

'ff!Al Dispatch to the lntelligencer.
QrASEK Cry, o., August l9.-The dedi.
e'ou Of Garfield hall, under the auspices
q the Christian church here to-day, was
i Interesting and inspiring ceremony.
sA'esses were delivered by Rev. Il. Viii
Ii, the pastor of said church here, and
nvae Dallell and others. The new hall
'aC,owied 10 its utmost capacity,
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CAPITAL AND LABOR.
An Add resS by the President OF the Fed
1TI errl Labor Unions. I=

.
wAsuISeroS, August l9.-Ale1auder
Kennedy, President Of the Federation Of
labor Unions, Washington, has addressed
communication to the chiefs Of the vari-
Gus labor organizations throughout the
country, in which be gives the substance
Of conversation with Senator Blair,
Chairman Of the Senate Committee on Ed
ucation and Labor. The communication
is dated the 10th, and is as follows
GES1LEAEs-1 casually met, to-day, Hob.
Henry W. Blair, Chairman Of the Commits
tee on Education and Labor in the Senate,
to which committee has been referred the
most important question Of the day, the
solution Of the ..laborf problem" y The
distinguished Senator impaired to me, ss
President Of the Federation Of Labor
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llgSE is what renuor says about the
Ieather for the balance OF the month:
Fourth week telst to 2Sth): Heat again,
nd suluinesS with scattered local storms,
Eliminating in cooler weather toward and
L1sr the 18th. Storms OH Lakes" in On
MiiO, Cauaia, 18th 10 26th. Storms Of
riul and thunder ut New York and along
North Atlantic coast between 25th and
::.in, followed by Wet weather.
Close ofthe month, (2Sth 10 3lst): Gener-
lly cloudy and cooler weather with rain
il western and eastern sections Of country.
S.hls cool TO cold and frosty well to the
sr,hward.
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VII. MILLER, Of this county, threshed
4s week from 3j acres OF wheat l,l43
Ic.hels. being IN average Of about 323
l,.hels to the acre. lIervey Bros. did the
,s,.shipy-lIt,lJurg Hrald.
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AMONG the "reminiscences Of Senator
Ben Hill, published since his death, is his
rply to ,he challenge sent TO him by Alex.
Il. Stephens in 1856. al will not fight you.
Itaye conscience and family. You
he neither"
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E.Goy. pElkroNr, John ". Mason and
rG. JetEreys, are appointed alternates to
r,rsen, the Republicans Of Randolph
sc,,y in the Republican Congressional
iYyen,ion at Fairmont.
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A RoyaI Rpcenfion.

VrcroRM. B. O., August 2O.-Extensive
preparations are in progress for the re-
ception Of Lord Lorne and Princess
Louise, who will sail from San Francisco
for Victoria about the 18th OF September.
The war ship Comus will bring them 10
Nictnria -. -. - go 8 -----
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C,pr Boy McEluowSEY declines the
,pEt,eI Senatorial toga. He will abide
ipbi, ten, and await the Congressional
JtyvlOxments oi ,heiuture. "Aut Caesar,
~, uihi!" is his motto for the present.
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.virdlcntinx yeunor.

CLEVELAND, O., August oO.-A Cory,
Pa, special to the Leader reports a heavy
white frost in that region last night. No
apparent damage was done to vegetation.
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p,r J. B. RlEp, formerly editor Of the
s.',riIe @,n l.4yn,acns, has been formally
:, ;.%.;.J IS PASTOR Of the Presbyterian
C,rh I Flirmont.
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llIEll,

. JACEs0S.-on Sunday morning. August 20,
ls:2. NJ O'Clock, frHRaIa J.cKsoS. In the Seth
year Of his aye. 4f ~
Funeral from his !n!e rc.!dsncc. :o2j Wood street,
Tuesday M2 o'clock r. Y. Friends Of the family
are invited 10 attend. Interment al Vt. Zion Gem.
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h.R CnAllxS, ESQ, Of Cincinnati, a
.,,l,n,p well known in Brooke county,
t,l, ,ou killed by the accident on the
0I;o ( Mississippi ailrOad Friday, night
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=. VI u, SrRowLs, the new editor Of
y, y,,bA county Herald, makes n
'as ..,I I tos to ,ol.patrons in the last issue
/ L., b1De.
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An Argument Against Rathing.
ST. PAUL, MINI, August 20.-Two daugh-
tiers OF ". A. King, farmer living fifteen
miles down the river, were drowned Satur.
day night while bathing,
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:, riics,o 1ims Of Saturday esti.
III nv. s xbea. crop at not less than 57o,-
Sh%I, - ~ Sr.arls, and thinks 1t may reach
mWW0,
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(Ip Gntslligettfer:
,.., ~ aud - Fourteenth street.
rrckr county Republicans will
- ~ n.conrentiOu tomorrow to select del.
s''Vb ,bs rairmont Convention.

v.rrLlican, Of the Third Congress.
1's ,r..r, will hold their nominating
S;i't ~, A, Charleston on the 9th OF
.bay
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Has It:

CHAurAuouA, n. Y, August Colt has
been decided TO erect two-story brick
building for the use OF the School OF Ian
guages." The money has been subscribed.