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Suits Against the Owners OF the III.
f8fcd Steamer &cEAlA

WHEELING, w. Va, August 11.-Yesterday suits
were brought In the circuit court against the
wheeling, ParkerSburg and Cincinnati TranSpor-
tation company, owners OF the Mckless steamer
Scoto, by the administrators OF the estates OF six
persons, each plaintiff. asking $1,000 damages
IheSe cases all arise out OF the collision between
the SctOtO and LOmaS
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THE ALMsHousE coMM1ss1oNERsH1p.

This morning Messrs. Geo. w. Knox, John Col
din, c. G. Duncanson, James P. Willett and Others
had an interview with Commissioners West and
Morgan in the interest OF Mr. Jos. F. HOdgSon, who
Is an applicant for the position OF commissioner
and intendant OF the asylum. They presented the
former record OF Mr.. HodgsOn as intendant. and
were assured that due consideration would be
given their request when the Commissioners came
to make up the appointments.
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sailroad inlalgamatiou.

TORONTO, ONT, August l1.-Au of the books Of
tne Great western and Grand Trunk RAILWAYS
VIII pe closed at midnight Tonight and new ones
opehea Ia the name OF the Amalgamated roads
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
demption, S217 ,0OO.
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The Amaigauanscd rron and Steel as-

CHICAGO, III. August ll.-Secretary Martin. Of
The Amalg3mated Iron and Steel association. saws
they adopted a resolution guaranteeing the manu-
laCturcrS tlat they would not ask an advance on
the Mailing and pudding scale prices for five
years. They have act asked any guarantee OF the
manufacturers. TncN aaVe secured better con-
Stltution and code than ever before and laid the
bas 5 Of better understanding with the manu.
faCturcrS.
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There are few more of those BLUE FLANNEL SUITS
at $500 worth $500.
Aisc a lev I;Cre Of those fine NUNS CLOTH COATS
. AND VESTS st -. 90. worth $1,000.
Also. few more CHENIOT and CASHMERE SUITS
al Si6. worth SlS.
Also, few more fine CASHMERE SUITS at
worth 5000.
Al $500 yOu can buy Suit sold formerly at sos co.
IL. % VIII buy a genuine CALCUTTA SEERSUCKFR
SUIT, made in hrst-cass style, equal to any sold
here at 500 90
80 50 viii buy an AI.I-LINEN SUIT worth Sc. 90.
We h3v,- also . few more of those BLUE AII-LINEN
SUITS, fast coiors. at s.. 90. worth 50 90.
Ihe time draws near when have make improve
nentS III store. We therefore make REDUCTIONS
in ALL KINDS OF FINE CLOTHING, regard
less Of cost
We have few Iaore of those BLACK BROADCLOTH
~ IFS az SIS 90; would be cheap at $40. 90.
III BlES SUITS there splendid patterns left
v NJ lie sold cheap to make room.
In WHITE AND FANCY LINEN DUCK VESTS we
have some Of the better GRADES left. Will SLAUGHTER
them, regardless of cost.
50 ~ VIII bay fine fONGFE COAT worth go 90
A iew more OF those CASiSIAIERE AND BLUE FLsN-
MI Els must go. The prices them Will
Some OFFICE COATS are left. We sell them q. 4Oc
They viii TO: bc left very long
Aso, some good ALPACA COATS. II you want one
. come .oor- Low prices viii soon close them out
Cor stock II iAN1S s get ing slna but We haze sin
J&ot .ent, and GENERALLY suit every body
We SCI-es Tor theIii.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY-Internal reve-
nue., $3.50, ,059. 10; customs. s7S4.1727l.
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EOur Wen nra,xnea

FIEsHFRToN, ONT, August lI.-Iote Myles Fd.
ward Myles, John Hughson and Wm. Wisdom
were drowned IN Brewster lake. l6 miles from
mere, last evening, 10y the upsetting OF their boat
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WALL Street To-day.
FRAcTIoyAL cnANGEs rn u1Gurn rp1

:. 0'17H-'''I.' IV fif'Hth FKItEs-
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Posts financial Ar
ucle says: The stock exchange markets are lpss
active than Ior many days United States 4 per
cent bonds have recovered part OF yesterdays
ueclhe, ana the other issues are as quoted at the
close yesterday. State bonds are steady Rail-
ROAD ponds are irregular. but are I'm M jority OF
Cases, higher. The share speculation has been
very uaine, the market having been alternately
heavy ana strong, with the result onIy
fractional changes, but these generally TO
higher prices. The stocks showtnv
lle most strength are Delaware, LackawaDa and
eSlern. Northern Pacific, Delaware and Hudson.
Northwest, Rock Island Manhattan Beach, Man.
hattan Railway and Louisville and Nashville
1he stocks notable weak are Burlington and
quincy and Union Pacific. The market as the
pfokers Say. acts as ff considerable "long- stock
nau Deen marketed in the last few DAYS. There is
no chinge In the money market; call loans on
slockS pelng easily obtainable at BABY per cent,
range from To per cent. and prime rnercanfile
paper Is 5a6 per cent. The market for foreign ex.
Change on moderate volume OF business is firm
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CHEF BROOKS, OF the secret service division of
the Treasury department, LETT here last evening
for Western Pennsyiv1 ala.
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Cold Weather i'm the Northwest.
FROST AND SNOW IN AUGCST

CHICAGO, August 1.-THE past few days have
been uncomfortably cool at times, and frcstS are
reported from northern Wisconsin and even In the
suburbs OF the city. There was light frost on
Thursday morning. The cool spell has, however,
done no damage to grain or vegetation, and prices
on change this morning are rather weaker The
propeller MenOminee is reported by her captain to
have encountered, in midlake, on Tuesday night,
thick, cold cloud, which burst on her decks, COW
ering them with snow and slush to the depth OF
six inches For five minutes the atmosphere was
like that OF winter, but as the steamer was mov-
ing rapidly she soon came into warmer tempera-
ture. The event Is unprecedented here, but the
accuracy OF the facts is vouched for By other off,
GERS and passengers
Damage to Canadian Crops by Storms
TORONTO, ONT, August 1.-The Globe to-day
publishes reports received by telegraph from all
parts OF the country, showing the damage done to
the crops by tine recent storms. During the past
fortnight the weather has been so treacherous
and violent that through large part OF Ontario
the farmers Will suffer very serious losses The
reports go to show that south OF q line drawn
from GOderich to q point a few miles north Of
Toronto, the actual yield OF the crops will be very
seriously reduced The barley crop appears to be
the one that has suffered most In eighteen or
twenty OF the best grain growing counties q fuIl
half OF the wheat and barley have been exposed
70 the weather, such as win probably reduce the
selling yalue of that half by = q = per cent
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General Foreign News

THE TOTAL POPULATION OF FRANCE.
PARIS, August 1l.-An Official return OF the CEN
SuS OF France shows that the population OF the
country is 81, ,6i2O OiS.
CZAR DISPENSES WITH HIS ESCORT.
LONDON, August 1l.-A dispatch TO the Post from
Berlin states that the Czarof Russia has dispensed
with an escort while driving and walking.
GERMAN SOCIALISTS SENTENCED.
BERLIN, August 11.-lIerren Bebel, Liebknecht
and HasencieVer. socialists, have been condemned
by tie LeipSic court To two mont rs Imprisonment
for excessive abuse and insult TO the federal coun-
Gil. Herren L!e5knecht and HaSenciever are mem
berS OF the German reicnStag.
VOTE On RAILROAD AMsLGAMATIoN.
LONDON. August l1.-it meeting of the share
holders or the Grand Trunk railway company the
poll on the scheme for aInal-anation with the
Great Western railway company resulted in its
favor by 1866 votes in person and by proxy, rep
reSentfne g9, ,166,33l sterling, ana giving 3Dc a9'
votes. There We're no votes against The scheme.
AN ARREST N IRELAND.
CLARENORRIS. August 11.-''Scrib- Nally, who
was one OF the defend io in the IriSh state trials
at Dublin IN January, 1881 was arrested late last
night. under the CurleW clause OF the repression
act. N3iiy had just arrived from BaIia. He viii!
appear before q magistrate to-day.
MIR. HENRY GEORGE RELEASED.
DUBLIN, AuguS5 11.-Mr Henry George who was
arrested at AtEeniy yesterday, was liberated to-
day. The police accused him OF aSSoeiating with
suspects.
MANCHESTER MARKETS.
LONDON, August 1.-THE Manchester Guardian
OF Importance observable in the market The
purchases for both foreign and home markets
have been small. Prices are steady without signs
OF Improvement
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DISCOUNT TEN PER CENT
TOPHANS
TRUNKS. TRAVELLING BAGS. SATCHEIS. SHAWL
SIRAIS. PtthEIb BOOKS, HAKNES,
SADDLE, WHIPS, &c,
Previous 70 removal from Itil street po,tI,ys. .
1-3l fenus3 .yania avenue r;hwess. "
Iy2-lm ]. S. TOPHAM
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The FOLLOWING P0STNAsrRRs were commissioned
Today: VIM. A. Mohler, L0ngwood. RocSbridge
county, Va, and b g. Haden, Haden, Fluvanna
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THE SCHOOL TEACHERS PAY.

The teachers OF the public schools viii be paid
their salaries for June last at the franklin build
Ing tomorrow at noon. All the teachers OF the
white, colored and county schools will be paid at
the same time and place. In cases OF teachers
absent from the District those having requests to
be made for the delivery OF the checks win pre-
sent them at the District building on and after
Monday next
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Engsand,s Eastern War.

ARRIVAL OF TKOOPS AT POkT SAID.
PORT SAID, August 1.-THE transport NyanZl 4,
with troops, mas arrived here.
DEPARTURE OF BRITISH TROOPS FOR THE SEAT OF
WAR.
CHATHAM. August 11.-The second battalion or
the royal Irish Foot, as strong, left for Portsmouth
to-day on the way to Egypt Great enthusiasm
pletes tlle departure OF troops from Chatham. TIE
dispatch of men from Southampton is also finished
Tor the present squadron OF the Household cav
airy mas been ordered to cyprus TO form a depot
from which to forward men to the front The
second army corps Will be brought TO its full
strength in readiness to support the corps already
abroad if necessary.
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A NEGRO LyNcHED.-A negro from Campbu q
county, Ga, who was accused Of assaulting nf.
Wednesday night at Newman, e.. Where he EaA
been taken for safe keeping. and hlngo1 - pastI
mitted thc deed.
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THE IMMENSE STOCK
AT THE
Nj SIT STORE.

CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
- zrown bautifully less and those wishing some of
:he Bargains sold there, better call at once.
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District Government Affairs

Commissioner Morgan was at his desk to-day,
but was obliged to resort to his crutcheS when
moving about He has rheumatism, affecting his
knee but is improving
Inspector Rafr is not only looking after delin-
quentS in payment Of license tax and tax on busi-
ness, but also persons delinquent on personal
tax
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CoNsCIENCE.-The Acting Secretary OF the Treas
ury to-day received a conscience contribution OF
$40 from an unknown person In an envelope post
marked Philadelphia, Pa.
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GREAT SENSATION AMONG THE MAHoMMEDANs IN
INDIA.

LONDON August 11.-A dispatch to the Standard
from Vienna states that the Turkish consul at
BOMBAY has been ordered TO give explanations to
the llemaS OF India respecting the action OF the
Porte in sending Turkish troops TO cooperate with
the British in Egypt, which has produced great
sensation among Mah0mmedanS in India. The
consul mas been Instructed to explain the reasons
which have induced the Caliph 10 send troops to
ESy pt TO cooperate with the English.
THE CABLE BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND PORT SAID.
ALEXANDRIA, August 1.-THE laying OF the cable
between Alexandria and Port Said has been COM
pleted.
AN IMPORTANT RESERVATION.
LONDON, August IA dispatch to the Times
from C0nStantinope states that the assent or Eng
land to the proposal OF Count Corti. the Italian
AMBASSADOR. Tor temporary international protec-
tton or tle SueZ canal, Is coupled with a reserva-
ton making exception in cases OF force ma leure,
Wn!ch means. practically, that If International
ponce are organized TO guard the canal they shall
not interfere with military operations.
NEW MINISTRY Or EGYPT.
LONDON, August ia dispatch to the Central
Ne,rS from Alexandria states that the formation
OF new ministry Will probably be announced TO-
day, with Chief PaSha as prime minister. Most of
tie present minister's excepting Ragheb PaSha,
viii remain in office Suleiman PaSha will take
the portfolio or minister OF education, and Sherca
PaSia that OF minister OF religion They are both
partiSanS OF Arabi Pasha.
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
The English draft OF the military convention
shows that England, while accepting Turkeys CO.
operation in Egypt, Is prepared to do the work
unassiStet. dispatch from Constantinople to
Journals ara assuming a friendly tone towards
England. The Sheik IL Islam has prohibited the
UlenanS from preaching liz FAVOR OF Arabi Pasha.
ARABI PAsHA EXECUTES GOVERNOR.
ALEXANDRIA, August lit is stated that Arab
Pasha has executed the governor o. Bellera.
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD's SALARY.-Judge Law
renee has approved warrant of $22 Cos 80 in favor
OF Mrs Lucretia r. Garfield, under the act ap-
proved July 27, 1882.
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NEW NATIONAL BANKs.-The Acting Controller
OF Currency has authorized the ontario county
mence business with capital OF s5OOOO and the
$50 COO P--'
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GENERAL NAvhL COURT MARTIAL met at the
Washington navy yard to-day for the trial OF such
prisoners as may be brought before It, Com. j.
\. Howell is president OF the court and Master S.
C. LeIniy the Judge advocate.
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The NEW APPOINTMENTs IN TIE WAR DEPART
MEST.-Secretary Lincoln will very shortly make
the two hundred appointments in the adjutant
generals and surgeon generals Offices OF the War
department. None but males will receive these
appointments, as the Secretary thinks that the
work on the pension cases to which the new clerks
VIII be assigned is uGSuited to ladies'. A number
OF promotions viii he made in these Offices before
the new amendments are made.
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MILEAGE OF NAVAL OFFICERS IS Secretary
chandler has Issued an order publishing the pro-
vision In the naval appropriation bill that "oficers
OF the navy travelling abroad, under orders here
ater lSsued shall travel by the most direct route
tle occasion and necessity for such order to be
cellied Dy the officer Issuing the same; and shall
receive, IN lieu of the mileage now allowed by law
only their actual and reasonable expenses, certi-
ned under their own signatures and approved by
the Secretary Of the Navy
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SECRETARY FREILNGHUYSEN left here last eve
ming for his home iii Newark, NJ. After spending
week there he will go to Long Branch for a few
days, and will then join the President at Newport
RI They expect TO make trip together after
they meet at Newport. Secretary Frelinghuysen
Goes not expect to return to Washington before
the 1St OF October
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History repeats itself. The disciples of Black
stone have again been stricken down by the
knights of the quill and yardstick. The history
of Ottawa knows of no physical contest between
LAWYER and clerk bat those in which victory
perched upon the calico banner.
Time was called at o'clock on Wednesday p.
NJ, and the game commenced with the clerks to
bat A back stop had been arranged behind the
home base about ten feet high and thirty feet
long, but this proved unequal 10 the occasion.
The wild throws Of the pitchers proved the wis.
dom of the suggestion made ten days ago, that
if the boys wanted efficient back.stop they
must either get the states attorney to lie down
behind the catcher and hold up his feet or set up
Sam Degen's slippers. As it was, passed balls
and Hits muff Of fine fly in right field piled
up four tallies for the clerks. The second half Of
the first inning the lawyers tosthe surprise OF
everybody, made four runs and the clerks became
somewhat ratified. The lawyers couldn't stand
success, however aud Cullen's wild pitchin e
sent Frce 10 first on called balls, Griggs' mutF
sent Morse to first, and Boyle's muff gave the
clerks base and saved man. Mitch went out
on 1st and Hit redeemed himself by making a
long running catch and double play which sent
the side out. Lawyers TO bat, and scored o..
Seven to four in favor Of the clerks, and betting
run high between Billy Bell and Jerry CAVITY
two to one on the clerks. Third inning Trimble
struck out, Hook :ouled out, and Milligan out On
frst-three outs and no runs for the clerks.
Lawyers to bat, and by fine batting and clean
playing made five runs. The fourth inning re.
suited in run for the clerks and three for the
lawyers. The score then stood IL 10 5, in favor
Of the lawyers, and to bets on the clerks sud
denly ceased. In the fifth inning Morse and
Triuble went out on Isl, but Boyle's mum Of an
easy, short fly in left field resulted in giving the
clerks five more runs, which demoralized the
lawyers and decided the game. They added not
another run 70 their score. Two runs in the
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sixth for the clerks, and the game ended with
clerks, Is; lawyers, IL.
The finest play OF the game was done by
Griggs at LIST base and Button behind the bat.
II Buttons throwing and batting equalled his
catching, he would by little practice be worthy
place in professional nine. The game was
satisfactorily umpired by W. B. Nef, OF Mar.
settles.
In the sixth inning Eccles was knocked of his
feet by ball red hot from the pitcher, but by.
stander kindly furnished q flask OF peppermint,
10 which the young lawyer did not demur One
dose revived him sufficiently TO be carried of the
field At the next throw Of the pitcher Captain
Blanchard was struck, and went to grass in fine
military style. The usual dose OF peppermint
brought him round in time to be put out on foul
tip. He was the last batter. Had the game
lasted another inning the number OF wounded,
no doubt, would have corresponded with the
number Of doses OF peppermint left in the flask
Taken altogether, the game was we'll played
by both sides, and demonstrates the fact that we
have the material here for a Grst.class amateur
nine. It is understood that "new trial. be.
tween the same parties will be played soon.
In the evening the survivors met their friends
TO the number OF 100 or more, ladies and gentle.
in till after midnight The number of "the lame
the halt and the used up" was noticeable among
the lawyers, but at last the clerks had to call
enough and 90 home, The party was very
\ pleasant
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Aew 2drfrttsetueuts.
Teachers Institute.

Teachers Institute will be held in the High School
Building at Peru La Sale county. H.. commencing Mon
day. August 9TH, 1884, and closing Friday, August 5th.
Prof ". b. Powell Superintendent OF the Aurora schools,
and supt Joseph Carter Peru will give their full time TO
the work of instruction. and spare no effort to make the
session both pleasant and profitable.
Classes will be formed In all the branches required for
first grade certificate The common school studies and
methods OF teaching will receive careful attention.
exercise each day will be conducted by Professor
Powell and others good reference library and other cor
veniences for study will be accessible to teashers
Special classes IL desired by sufficient number, be
formed for the study of birds and plants the review Of
Latin. German or algebra.
few lectures appropriate topics will be given by
able speakers.
Tuition for the Of three weeks, $50; for shorter
time, per week Board can be obtained at moderate
rates For further Information address supt Joseph Car
ter. Perm, or X. WILLIAMS,
County Superintendent OF Schools.
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4 GRATEFUL PATIENT

MIS- DR.. kEvS--Etni Friend: | can tray say NY VIZ
enjoying better health than for ten y,t hsN s sum-
81 With kidney disease nearly twenty ycfrS OyiS Pm
n0urceS d'ahetrs growing worse 81 tt' $3.50 10 NerA
health being aHts ted agd having tue w..- st r'ble
AZ times suffering pain which Vas wore t,l ue - Az
for 10 wears had been dactortEg viii the pst Of pay
cians without any relief her ceirg given NJ rs IN
durable they hayng tried they saf every tcl -e VI
kney OF We commenced the Of Mrs Dr. hCC sAecl-
cine In June. aud for weeks us'd Without sem
any relief: but did expect any CbSDse IN 50 notI
treafnnent for kuew ,he disease chrome rvnote
and She hRl docio-cd for years with other cans
without relief ant 20 be Just must give MIS- Aeos
fair trial But dGrlg the eighth week the y ~
"a. wonderful Ms friends said IL would Dot as IN W
trouse would return; but am hsrry % stste 'o is
proyemert continues and she feels coiQAstNsH nsL -
though sxpec Il take time 20 gct perm sen e1,e Nv
Of tweny years standing came. Is 49, , M
month or tive even expect there VIII Ne eAss ss. ~
will feel badly but far she has not eSrisbSsS Sns Nc
turn of the disease souie OF my iend ss!, ~ -.
keck Is SO expensive could not AFFORD 10 doSeT -
But have not found treA nen no SSs a.
week can say that feel thankful O. Amlsnn wv ~
making Mr.. Dr. kecS the hnsiruineni IN ny -
Lord for do not believe my wife could law $500 u.sS
ery this "a M, for she RAPIDLY grcwksMotsS
hearty recommend Mr. Dr. keek Ia ,he sHS,snI ~
sxer an letters OF inquiry, JAMES "iA0
Arccya. ILL.,. October y. ISL
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Gr,sroR7, pyoEr. Co Jan. D. lSl-To tAe Edi.OT
Nv wife has been laborng under chronic affection nelud
catsrrh for twelve years, and has been treseG gI ne
applied the ONCE o; Mr. DIT. keck, In Peoria las AL
She had not spoken loud word for nearly I'VE months
having lst her voice while under other treatftn was
threatened paralysis. her entire left side beng very
weak and numb; her nervous system compe'eY shAt
tered lungs in seross condition. and her htah ta
ing rapidly Her hsnds and feet were always COZ sLoSs
A very moor circulation and condition OF the blood,
About October ls she applied az the otace o. ME- ~
Keck In Peoria for advice and treatment vhh she con
tnped faithfully AZ home until the middle Of itcsEher
She made several visits 10 Nrs Dr. kecks once N ftNr
cine and improved very much. Her voice Was su gone
however. and sti doubtng TOOK my wife 70 seNers ray
sclsns OF eminence for examination and opinion They
agreed with Mrs keek 10 what the trouble Sa some
Of them said there little hope, Whle oihtrs su
there tfor recovery - ,,..>
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY, JUNE "a, 1882

nominate for superintendent OF public instruc.
ton;
Boltwood made similar motion that j. p.
Slade is the conventions second choice; and
Metzger moved the same that Gen. j. c. Smith
10 the choice of this convention for state treasur
er;
All Of which were unanimously adopted.
Adjourned sine die.