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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-15
Auditingthe Claims.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE Board OF
Audit, consisting of the first and second
Comptrolers of the Treasury and the Treas
urer of the United States, appointed by
Congress to consider all claims growing
out of the illness and burial of President
Garfield, has so far received only three
claims, viz: Milne & Proctor, for furniture,
(beds and bedding) at $l62.555; J. Walsh,
New York, for embalming the body, $500;
and the claims Of the employees
of the Executive Mansion. A certified
list there employers, together with their
salaries, accompanies claim, which is for
three months salary. Under this appor:.
tionment there would be paid in round
numbers: J. Stanley Brown. private secre-
tary, 1914; o. L. Pruden, assistant private
secretary, S662; W. II. Crook and c: NJ.
Hendley, exc cutive clerk, $3.50; II: G. Nor
ton and ", S. Young clerks, $50; J; II.
Bolway. clerk, $3.50; W. u. Duke, clerH,
$500; W. r. Judd, telegraph operator, $50;
b. F. Montgomery, operator, 500; W. L.
Crump, steward, 1850,
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NEW CUMBERLAND.
9 the County Sent aue.tion.

p the County Seat Question.
Spec'al % the Register.
AEERLASD, W. VA, Augut IL
fas meeting in Town Hall, Satur-
ing called for the purpose OF dis
Pc county seat question, was fairly
anu the interest taken in the
fully up to the expectations.
Committee reports were handed
posed OF the question Of appoint
"anent committee OF twenty
"P'esenting each district in the
Tue purpose Of procuring a char
so"cii sufficient stock to erect
buildings on a site already So
| discussed at length and the
y adopted. IL was further
4 ;, me amount Of capital stock he
4 go go IN shares of 3 each. This
e 'aAen by individual members
1 ''oc'ation, and the buiIdings
once, free Of cost 70 t5o
..n Il the election is favorobis
4 .'.., .s !. The property will be turn.
NE Commissioners
: OF the incorpora,ors are Wm
r. ~ D anderson, Benj. Griffith. J
y, NVoyrt N"rrow, uapt. john
s : 4. Truman, J. H. itkiHSon'
n, ANS t-nN Nahen, J. VI. Porrrr' e;
I p P;'SSayPenny, b + Shane. HUH
n " n >T%,aney-J l.. Mahan, NJ II
u 4nayeranl \. +. Howa-i
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CROP REPORTS.
Kansas blessed with the Best Yields
Ever known.

TopEEa. Ks. August 1.-the corn crop,
according 20 the Secretary Of the State
Board Of Agriculture, continues in favor
able condition. and the yield OF 1882 will in
all probability, reach 200 100000 bushels,
and bring at least 10000, go 70 Kansas.
The oat crop Is the heaviest ever known,
and il is ali safe. Fifty TO SIXTY busels TO
the acre is not an uncommon yield. The
average predicted is forty bushels 70 the
acre, as not q single adverse report Is re-
ceiyed. The acreage is placed at 523, 900,
an increase over 1881 Of 81 per cent The
crop win, II il estimated. amount to q 600.
600 bushels Reports of the most fattering
nature regarding the wheat crop are still
coming In. Threshing shows that the
counties which estimates eighteen totwenty
bushels are turning ont twenty-five 70 thirty.
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THE COAL MINERS.
Nothing Definite Done Towards Set.
tling the strike.

NOlnIDk DtnnAhS Do0C CCe-
tling the strike.
PITTSBURGH, August 14.-This was the
day for which something was expected in
the::way Of. a settlement of the coal diff
culties, and while it's apparent that large
number of the operators are in favor of
peace measures, yet it is only in an indi-
rect way that we hear of anything being
done to terminate the fight which has been
kept up on the Pan Handle for the last
four months. There are number OF the
largest mines which are running at their
utmost capacity, and of course the owners
of these are not anxious to see the strike
settled. One of these gentlemen said to the
reporter this morning: ''There are now
500 men working on the Panhandle and
in the busiest time, with everything run
ming smoothly, there were never more
than 1000 employed in all the Panhandle
mines. So you see il the strike was TO
break at once we could give work to only
a few of the old men. 1t is not a question
of blacklisting or opposition to former
strikers, but the greater number OF them
could not get work simply because there is
No Room for Them"
At the office of the Mansfield Coal Com
pany no official could be seen, but
an sttachee stated that the force .of
men now at work in these mines bear no
comparison to those employed previous to
the strike. A clerk at the office OF w. Z.
Rend & Co. said that as far as that company
was concerned he was confident that they
would make no move towards conciliating
the strikers. 1--WE have all the men we
want" said he, and if the machines now
on trial are successful we will not need
ALL"
A gentleman connected with the Mans
field Coal Company stated that his firm
was ready to take back all the men, and no
black-listing would be done. He smiled at
the idea of fifteen hundred men being en-
ployed on the road, saying: That gentle
man may speak for his own company, but
he cannot speak for others. There is
Room for the Strikers
to return to work. and if they are willing
to go in at 81 cents not man will be kept
out. But we cannot bind ourselves TO
raise the rate by October l5. If the trade
warrants it We will 10 so readily
At another office il was said that meet
ing was to be held by the operators to dly,
but no further information could be got
upon the subject.
President Jones in talking OF the matter,
said: II have little hope of a settlement for
the delegates will come instructed for con-
tinuance OF the strike. l am only the exc
cutiye officer and cannot direct the con-
yention. so if they want to fight, fight 1t IS,
although that course may not be the best
one
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CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES.
The Republicans Working Like BeaV.
ers-The Democrats DemOraiized,

Special Dispatch 10 The Register.
WAsHISGToN, August 14.-The work OF
the Republican Congressional Committee,
apart from the political assessments, has
been so quietly done that nobody appreci-
ates its extent. The committee is working
harder, and doing more than any OF its
predecessors. 1t reports a great demand
for documents, demand which is unpre-
cedented. 1t sent l75, 900 documents out Of
town in June and is sending so many more
every month now that it expects TO send
100000 documents out before it gets
through. One State Central Central Com
mittee in the West got $4,000 worth, yestcr-
day Documents are sent nteverywhere; money
is sent into doubtful districts only. One
of the set of twenty documents which the
committee keeps on tap is MIR. Butter
worth's famous defence of the administra-
ton on the floor of the House. The Demo.
cratic Congressional Committee has not as
vet established itself in headquarters. 1t
seems to be in a demoralized day-after- to-
morrow condition. "Old Rosey, its chair
man, means well, but he doesn't know, at
least not so much as voluntary Contribu-
tions" Hubbell.
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Obituary.

New York, August 15.-Jesse Hoyt, one
Of the most prominent business men OF
this city, died to-day. He has been largely
interested in grain and railway interests
of the West, and was at the time of his
death, a director of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway.
New ORLEANS, August 14.-Emil Lasere,
prominent in State politics before the war,
editor of the Louisiana Courier, and ex-
member of Congress, is dead.
PROVIDENCE, August 14.-John f. Brad
ford. a well-knOwn hotel manager and
Lieutenant in the Signal Corps during the
war, died to-day.
SARATOGA. n. Y, August 14.-Judge Wm.
SchIey, of New York, formerly of Savan-
nah, died suddenly at the United States
hotel, to-day.
Judge VIM. NJ. Levy, of the louisiana
State Court, died at the Pitney house.
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Snicide ona railroad Track.

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, August IA man de-
liberately shot himself on the railroad track
Valley Forge this morning, and was run
over and killed by the Pottstown accom-
modation train. He fixed his head more
firmly on the rail when the engineer blew
the danger signal The body was fearfu!ly
mangled There are no marks OF identiti-
cation except the name W. Burke on his
shirt front. He had no shoes, hat or coat
on. He is apparently young man, and is
poorly dressed.
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Forest Fires.

BoSroS, MASS, August 1.-THE residents
of North Sandwich are terrorized at the
forest fires, which have been raging for a
week. Two thousand acres of woodland
are already burned. The fire is now
spreading to dwellings in town. There
are great fears that the fire will spread to
the adjoining town of Buzzard's Bay,
where great damage will accrue. Men and
women have been fighting the flames night
and day, many narrowly escaping death
from suffocation and having to lie fiat on
the road to allow the flames TO pass over
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Bitten BY u Rattlesnake.

GREENsBURG, Pa, August 1.-THE fifteen
year-old daughter of John Brandt, of Dar-
lington, on the Lagonier Valley Railroad,
was bitten by a rattlesnake Friday. Her
leg is terribly swollen and all discolored.
but having lived this long the doctors think
she will recover. Twenty rattlesnskes were
killed below Lagonier on Saturday. One
was also caught alive, and is now in glass
case at the Iagonier House.
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORM
As ExempIifisd BY Commissioner
Green r. Baum.
Cost Of Printing Undeliyered Speeches
Congressional committees-The Work
Being Done-Rewarding West
Virginia Talent.
GENERAL NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

WASHINGTON, August 14.-Green b.
Raum, Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
is now in Maine to take the stump in be-
half of the Republican candidates. He will
especially make q showing of the alleged
immense work he has done in the Internal
Revenue Bureau, to the glorifcation OF
Green B. Raum, candidate for the United
States Senate from Illinois, and on the 18th
instant will turn up in Chicago and repeat
himself. Mr.. Raum says he intends to re-
main absent from the office, thus engaged,
until next November. He will in this
manner exemplify the practical workings
of civil service reform, as construed by the
Republican party.
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was owing to the fact that some of the ex-
pert Oakland walters had been imported
for the occasion.
Service was held in the chapel this morn
ing, the attendance being quite numerous
Notwithstanding the dissipation Of last
night
The Germania. Maennerchor have ar.
rived from Baltimore. and tonight we ex
pect rare musical treat
TwEyrY-Srx LErrERs.
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PUBLIC PRINTING.
A Large Amount OF Unnecessary Work
Done.


Done.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, August 14.-There is an
outcry coming from all quarters against the
immense mass of printing done uselessly
10 the public in the government printing
office, and especially is there condemnation
of the practice of printing the so-called
speeches OF members purportins to be "re-
marks made upon the flool of the House" !"
which remarks were never made in the
hearing of that body. This class OF print
ing is but small item in the general cost
for printing and binding, for the binding
is considerable part OF it. | saw in the
Senate clerks office to-day ready for trans.
portation at the public expense pile Of
bound volumes of one single class OF mat
ter belonging to a senator, two feet wide
seven feet long and four feet high.
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The E.sItsh Grsis Market.

LONDON, August 1.-THE Mark Lane Er.
press in its review OF the grain tr.de f9f
the past week says: Rapid progress Is made
with the harvest, but grain generally Is .
very soft yield and variable, and quality
Indifferent The crop Is unsaieable, except
the finest samples, which are one shilling
cheaper; foreign excessively dull. SLOW and
declined one shilling on Friday. No bust
nest off the coast, but there have been sev.
eral arrivals Business in cargoes on pas
age and for shipment trifing; floating con.
sideiably increased. Maize Is scarce and
prices are maintained. The sales Of English
wheat the past week amounted TO l0,l22
quarters at Sos and I'd, against 10.9S2 quar-
tiers at 4Gs and Cd for the corresponding
period last wear.
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RcsponSing Literally - Robbing the
Mails.

WASHINGTON, August 14.-The govern
ment employees are responding literally To
the request of the Republican Congress
sional Committee for financial aid.
Thos G. Hayden, assistant postmaster, at
Tallageda Ala, has been arrested on
charge Of rifling registered letters.
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At the Harmony Mills

S0HoEs, n. August 14.-The HARMONY
mllis IN lost more OF their workmen to-day
4 Inc strikers received from the Central La
oor Union the promise OF financial aid, and
IN consequence are. jubilant Ostracism of
e9e so'calied Scabs is the strongest weapon
t " the strikers, and is enforced 10 the ex-
"eHis' The next movement On the part Of
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Double Murder.

NEWARK, n. s., August H.-Wm. Warren
and wife occupied rooms in the house Of
Greenleaf d. B. Brown, No. % Ward St.
Warren becoming jealous, tonight shot
his wife and Brown, both probably IA
tally.
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He VIII not steal Any More.

WASHINGTON, August l4.-Kent Noble,
well known thief, was arrested here Fri
day. On arriving at the Jail he broke away
from the officers and ran and jumped into
the Potomac Yesterday his body was found
floating below the city with the handouts
still on
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"e Cattle PIaxp.

ncs N.;,.. ~, August l4-Reports
p. Az I5, r.. nave died and four
poieorsnG5 @s n5'' 1t was thought the
aicar,yIsa' ys' ,Ig nger .recently Imported CT lei
{ at The nm 1io,n Iexas fears are en-.
plague will spread over
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On Trial for Murder.

MEHRRIN, Va, August l4.-Richard B.
Garland, who killed Joseph Addison, of
Baltimore, in a duel, near Weddebnrn's
saw mill the 14th of July last, has been
indicted for murder. and his trial began to-
day.
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= remarkable Birl

Ion ,rSoS, . D., August Ii.-ycstsr.
\ heron r'iI4er n.s named Geo. Yeager
b. and "a, WI which was remarkable
! ioDr I t.ai contents OF the stomach,
Eed 4" !, inches he, from tip to tip. 6n tT'
+ asb h ,r5 was found to contain
released hoped awav '"o
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HONEY nisfilIea fn ReW.

WIcHIrKA. KAs., August A-What II
known as honey dew has been falling in
this section during the past week. Veyeta-
ton Is covered during the night By .
sweet distillsuon resembling honey in sp-
pearance and. taste. II mostly eyaporates
during the day. This Is the first instance
in the history oj the Lower Arkansas Val
ley where the honey dew has fallen in this
section.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
How the Inventive Talent is Rewarded,

How the Inventive TaIentis he""rueo'
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, August H.-Among the
patents issued tomorrow is one 10 Richard
NJ. Shaffcr, of Cranberry Summit, W. Va,
for paper bag holder.
A Fostoiiice has been established at
Yorkville Wayne County, W. Va, and
James d. Atkins appointed Postmaster
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~ ieaeher'S Institute.

'''' % ne Register.
E.,In,.E' lLLE' O., August 1.-THE 10
H. 1l roIl Nounty Teachers Insti-
g. s,.5,s.. ls4I was decided to-day ',iI,, aitsr
''-.es' by the following Tots. I1tS,
6be rb0;L / 81 ClairsVille. 20; Bel.
0y Institute. 's'"aras made
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5 S,e a., 1bugust l4-Some inter.
larges ,sSldg ,eS,ng found by working.
hcien, STHer; s.o One OF the men
e scroS! s@ord not long since, Tte9 and
|k 'Sss ~ a human skull one one
'sddOck's dsfoe. S1e supposed to be
through the battle s''s srSSSd SSHS'
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Started Tp.

ERIE, Pa, August 1.-the Mount
Hickory Rolling Mill started up to-day,
with non-upion men. No opposition on
the part of the old hands.
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Negro Murdered.

JACKSON. MISS, August 1.-Two white
men, Mooney and Williams, near Satortia,
shot fatally negro named Booth, who re-
fused to allow them ride in his wagon.
Both men escaped.
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the mill owners is awaited with interest.
They claim to have exhausted their consid-
Grafton, and aggressive measures are looked
for. The stay-outs are masters of the situ-
alton TO-DAY,
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AhRNAndafh-

WABASH. IND, August 15.-Asron Gres-
so, prominent farmer near Laketon, who
was implicitly trusted by his neighbors, has
absconded, leaving creditors to the extent
Of 81, 1000, one of whom is his mother.
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y be true that honesty is not in
,o rare in public life as has been
", but it is also lamentahly
|.,Ihe country seems TO he in
|Nth am amazing number of re-
Ir raScals, whose dcpredatiOnS 60
names of breach of trust, embez-
drfalcation, fraudulent bank
etc
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REnAKKABLE for overcoming diseases
caused by impure water. decaying yegets
ton. etc, 10 Browns Irua Bitters.
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Twas miserable with Chronic Catarrh.
Peruna is my remedy and no other. VIM.
Boyd, Pittsburgh.
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BnovxsvILLE, Texss, August iA-Nev
cases Of yellow fever. ten NeKicsns, two
Americans and one death. Six deaths ia
Natamoras from fever. The epidsoic -
spreading among the poor q the dty.
Mails win resume 10 I'll ports In the Nom.
Ing. The fever b not % malignant - ot
Matamoras. WeafhR cloudy.
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r,n, a newspaper Bohemian
ra,,engrr on the Inflated Gold
VA, blown into the air, and
Ea,!ing waS struck on the side of
,ai by flying chunk Of boiler
BIZ escaped unhurt, but the sec
i the bursted boiler was very
Enashrd out Of shape by the col
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AP,.es Y,ee1e1 Wa CosssssSsass.

PAYErrxvILLE. AK, August N-rhis
place Is being flooded With cousteTteit eoin.
principally OF the twenty i've cent dsaoni.
nation. e<rersl arrange men, principally
from Texas. are looked upon with suspis-
Ion.
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Lospos. August M-EI.King Of IL
Zulu Cetsvsyo. arrived st O.bosos. It q
rumored the Queen. at a. intsrvisw which
viii be granted him. will inform hin q
the decision OF her eovernmsat 70 reeeeco
him 70 bis kingdom. It II sisted BTitsh
president will b appointed % Tedde 6
Glundi, the Zulu cspital. IN order 70 edviee
him on questions relative 70 extsfno rsae-
ti0ns
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Republican majority in Congress
bal any trouble in passing any
b measure. When it found it.
! tight place it called a caucus,
1 10 vote a. a unit and secured
|unJry for ahsentees. But when
reduction question came up no
was called, no unit vote was re-
=, no ab>eutceS were gathered
= Republican leaders We're
b any reduction Of taxes.
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r Mitchell will coudescend to
l,he [ nited States Sanatorship if
people insist upon it, as he
L. do. The Legislature meets
er 9Th. and the talk is that Hip
H. hreled for the first ballot.
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FHE NEWS.
. Harmony mills are:miSnamed'
csining ground in Maine'
., 80, costume-a shirtand draw
/, N ,,sir Of boxing gloves.

,.otell whether any seyerer
DaiJ ri have been published on
OI'L ,ban Dorsey's Endorsement OF
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,ro..sl liar Of the season has at
liz his appearance. The Hart
Ut says: I'VE catch about
, I. nonDds of fish a year" No
!, eopj do this, even though he
! .,it ON his bait.
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" method Of reducing corn to
now in operation, which, it is
Hns likely to supersede the old
mill-stones. The corn passes
Ties ofcylinders provided with
|eI points, revolving rapidly
liked knives, each set finer than
preceding. The meal produced
Fhugly fine, there is claimed a
~ per cent. Of power, and the
f'y Is said to bc less expensive
Ir-stOneS.
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|.omewhat surprising that Con-
,,Hourped, when welearn that the
.rk banks have a surplus reserve
kumu. That our lawmakers
ro home leaving a surplus any
IA M subject for comment.
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I,v.,,srson thinks President Ar
!. L..,asd the river and harbor bill
r. ss1sT ~ his hon5st option that the
I '.,ment, named in the bill would
/. 10 .rare the fish,
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Alexandria.

ALExAsDRIA, August H-Fires OF CON
siderable magnitude were visible to.day In
the rear Of the cnemy's position at Kinsas.
man.
The Holland with the House cavalry,
and the troops ship. Oracle, with the Cam
eron Highlanders and q battalion of The
Derbyshire regiment, have arrived.
ALEXANDRIA, August 1.-THE Kbediys
has appointed fifteen OF his household on
GERS to act as guides and Interpreters TO the
advancing English army.
erec,irg earthworks beyond Milsha juno
ton. seyeral Abyssinian pumps have
been sunk about the English positions and
are found to answer we'll the requirements
Of the English,srmy. Good wstsris quick'
ly found.
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HsIy Wss IN 000Aao.

Coss1ASTIsorLE. August 1L-Osman.
ruler OF the Borna State In the 6oudsn, hes
sent special emissary TO Constsneuopls
with Q declaration In which be refuses
longer 10 recognize the Sultan at Caliph.
because Of his propossl 70 send troops 20
fight against Mohsmmedans under Arab.
This declaration Of Osman, Il Is admitted,
caused great deal Of anxiety 70 the Ports.
The emissry bearing the message
has been here thres days, but The
object Of his mission vas o0ly
made known outside OF the palace this
morning. The enisssry will return -
Cbsvirs. the capital Of Borna, With iescrst
instructions from the Ports. Osmse'g 81
ION IL the Grst announced trom q thoes
States through which holy was - 49,
preached, both By smise1fl1s ffp1 AIsts
end By the follower of n Hsdhi and ft y
believed it viii be followed ~ SIMILAR
sctioD on the part q nearly all fttssStstss
along the Nile. Il IL understhod that ~
poYtS sent out 10 Arah sfs ipDiieiuy -
iieyed BY Mohammedsas slook the esass
Nile region, while those from The Porto -
distrusted - either English invsnttons %
In the English interest
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heather aud summer vacations
krmc business quiet, but great
T., being garnered all over the
L. when the autumn comes We
1 .ye another season Of general ac'
Ar,,b il, attendant bOOmS.
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-. At which The lawyers IN the
,,,,s a,( r,.es are spinning out their
| Ill. for a gentle hint fromthe
mics that they need expedi-
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c.,,;,rati commercial says:
.'I "a ,sLe 4 few bets for charita-
EOo.s. or.- that Mr.. Keifer will not be
~ ofthe next House.