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A WOMAN SHOT THE HEAD.
\ Miner mt MrDonnih's Station, Penn.
ssElSylvnnin, Who Was Jcnrous..Ti


McDoSALD's STATION, September lS.-
Last night about : o'clock, q shooting af-
fray occurred at Briar Hill, half mile from
this place, which will probably result, in
the death Of n colored woman. Ed. Bold
en-, n colorcd miner, another colored man,
whose name could not be asccrtaincd, and
the woman bad been together during the
afternoon and had INDUCED in liquor
somewhat. Toward evening Boldcn be.
came jealou Of bis male companion, think
ing that he was paying too much attention
to their female friend. About seven
o'clock the men began TO quarrel on
the e.subject and" finally came 10 blows.
During the fight Bolden drew n revolver
from his pocket nnd sho, at the other man
but missed him. The woman was standing
back OF The intended victim and the bpi.
let siruck her on the head, inlictins what
will be fatal wound. As soon rs Boldeu
saw the result Of bis shot he took TO the
woods, and although parties were organized
and secured the country round about dur.
ing all Of last night, at lust accounts Dol.
den had not been captured. There is very
little hope entertained for the woman's re.
covery. 80. Z. 81. e..,-
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BnowSsvlLLE, Ten, September IS "A
large portion Of the city is yet inundated
and the river is still rising. Physicians
have pronounced quarantine restriction.
between here and Matamoras unnecessary
and the citizens demand that it be raised.
The Mayor and Board Of Alderman have
the matter under consideration. There
were twenty.seven new cases to-day and
one death, a Mexican, named Tobannon,
The submail contractor between here and
Rio Grande City is very, sick with the
fever. No new cases are reported at Fort
Brown. The. sick there arc doing well.
There were few new cases ut Port Isabel,
but no deaths. Matamoras is now pro.
nounced healthy by the most eminent ply
sieians. No new cases are reported there.
There were two deaths since Yesterday.
Reports Of fever in Mier are said TO be cx.
aggerated. l,l g 4 ~ NJ;
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CANADIAN INDIANS !
SETTLED IN TURTLE MOUNTAINS.
An ARMY Expedition PaIsa Friendly rl,lt 10 Them.
The iIAltBr,eds Refuse to PsY nuiy to the 7
Cait.d Stslsl GOu.rnment-Ths Trouble IA
believed to be FInallT Settled.

ST. PAUL, September, lS.-Advices from
IN army officer with the, expedition sent
by General Terry to the Turtle mountains
to inquire into tho settlement Of Canadian
hall.breedson American soil, and their re.
fusal 10 pay duties on certain articles I'M.
ported, are 10 the effect that The expedition
cncamped about fifteen miles south Of the
boundary line near the base Of the noun
tains and then visited the settlement.
The settlers here are all half.brced, and
from conversation with the, more proml.
nent 1t was learned that for, years there
had been settlement OF half.brectls at the
mountains, composed OF about sixty fami.
lies; but this year one hundred and forty
families had come from Manitoba and
others were 10 follow. They seemed pros
porous and were building log houses and
preparing to'cultivate the land.A From the
half.brecds II was learned that the only
Indians irequenting the country are fiveor
six families oi Crecs, who come, in the pur-
suit Of game during the hunting sea.
son. Little Shell and Koshpah are
rivals, tho former claiming 10 be
the hereditary chief Of that section
while koshpah is the son OF one OF tho
principal men Of the Chippewa Indians,
and shows paper from former commits
sioner Of Indian affairs, giving him some
authority. Each Of them has folio wing.
Liltl Shell has ascheme forgetting a reser.
Walton assigned them and then collecting
OH it all the breeds from the efst and west
together with the Crees and Assinniboine
Indians, over whom he shall be supreme.
1t was for this reason that the white set.
tiers were recently ordered away, as he did
not wish them 10 settle there until the
Government had decided what arrangement
should be made about q reservation. 's
AS near rs could be. ascertained there
were only about twelve men who went to
the Turtle mountain country to take claims
half Of the number coming from !the
Canada side. They located a few miles
north Of the half.brccds' settlement, along
the base OF the mountain, and began to
make Improvements. When ordered away
those from the Canadian side returned to
the Dominion, and the others went south.
There is little doubt that tho chief aim OF
these people is TO secure a reservation, and
for this purpose they keep up IL s,rt OF
tribal organization and acknowledge
II full blooded Indian us their chief,
Many Of them are shrewd, intelligent
men, and fully recognize the fact that they
have TOO much at stake 10 place themselves
in direct antagonism to the Government.
Those coming from the British possessions
and they are in the majority-clainied
that they had intended doing so year or
two ago, but had been kept back by fear
Of harsh treatment. They said they pre-
ferred the Government Of the United States
and liked the country better.
It is thought the collector, will have no
further trouble in collecting duties there.
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COURTNEY WINS.
Ten Eyck Left Far HehIud-The Ross
lIRn1nn AHce. ~

ALEXANDRIA DAY, n. y, September 49,
The race for $1,000 was rowed in Poplar
Bay, St, Lawrence river, directly, opposite
this place, by Courtney, Tn Eyek and
DempseysTho was given al 5:55. and
ugood start was made. Courtney at once
took tho lead and at the quarter mile
stake led Ten, Eyck halt q length, with
Dempseyihalf length behind Ton Eyck,,
At tho foot oi Cub t:Island, ono mile
from tho start, Conflpcy ledtren Eyck ono
lengtliand was rowing sSo strokes to the
minute; Ten Eyck 81, and Dempsey three
lengths back often Eyck, ,rowipg3o strokes.
Atthe time Ten Eyck was 80 near Court.
ney's buoy that Courtney stopped rowing
and Ten Eyck turned ahead. Time BIS.
Courtney turned four seconds later. Demp.
sey was long way behind and turned the
buoy ut ll:45. On the first half milo of
the return Courtney spurted and soon
he took the lead again. One
mile from the turn Courtney was d length
ahead, he and Ten Eyck pulling hard at
thirty strokes 10 the minute IA slight
breeze now made the water lumpy.S At n
mile and n quarter from the turn Courtney
was leading Ten SEyck two lengths and
rowing thirty.four strokes. ,He passed the
home buoy IN easy winner by tho same
lead; time 2O:50l Dempsey fully half q mile
behind, ;IjlIHj +g1NHIll
The water was not good, but the men
were willing, to start. Courtney said it was
the hardest race he ever foHed.~ Ten Eyck
was quite exhausted.
,Sr. JoitS, Nib, September lS.-Wallace
Ross telegraphed Kennedy at Portland 10
match him (ltoss) against llanlan Oh the
best terms possible. Ross leaves during
the week,to meet. Hanlanas desired. ~
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AurIzES Of the eastern end OF Marshall
rnuaty tells us that owing to the frequency
oi ains all summerand fall the roads have
ltea in bad condition the year through
thus lr. 1t is an every day sight, he tells
u, tosee fresh mud to the extent Of foot
oulhe spokes OF the wheels. All the springs
.almns arc full OF water. The same gem
ienan tells rs that there is not as much
goani broken for wheat this fall as last
ysar. Why this should be so he does not
know, inaslnusf as the ground is in excel
Int order for plowins. lie says the corn
viii be a full average crop. Butter is COM
ptatisely scarce in the country despite
'heriias and the pasture. The grass seems
70 srk nu,riment. Very little wheat sold
a!t,; the farmers DO not seem to be in n
hurry abont it. Potatoes are plenty and
selling at 20 cents. n "A
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CHICAGO, September ls.-Specials report
the corn in every direction wonderfully
improved by the past Two weeks fine
weather. In Southern Illinois it is believ.
ed the corn crop will be safe from the frost
by the close OF this week. The crop will
be a full threc.fourths average. In Iowa it
is thought the yield will be the largest and
best ever known in the State. Corn has
hardened and is fast getting away from
danger by frost. The hot weather which
still holds in Nebraska and parts of Kansas,
has done no harm, the crop being so for.
ward us 10 be not affected. g.al. .gita ~
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WASHINGTON, September IS.-After all it
is not surprising that ex-senator Stephen
W. Dorsey, when he was giving his friend
Garfield, SO much valuable advice gratuit.
ously, should have warncd-him against
taking similar advice from George Bliss
and Henry =. Knox. Dorsey has
always been an angel Of light
on the outside, and be : gave
Garfield to suppose that he was using up
bis valuable time and his precious ink and
paper in writing letters to the coming Pres
ident OF the United States out OF pure and
unadulterated love. Dorsey is all love, Il
does not necessarily follow that he
loves any one besides S. W. Dor
sey. In this particular case there js
somehow or other curious coincidence
between Dorsey's interests and Dorseys
advice. Mr.. S. J. Tilden had had in Ills
possession for some time before Dorsey
came to GaIiield's assistance with counsel
Us precious as it was pure and free, all the
facts about the Star-route sYindle which
have been sensationally developed at the.
atrical intervals. ts3 3;st:
Much OF the: information and suspicion
was communicated either by Tilden or by
his informant 10 another prominent Dem.
oeratic lawyer, Mr.. Chas. Mclean, OF New
York City. &. .,.., 81
MacLean is the law partner OF Mr..
Henry E. Knox and thelatter was class
mate Of Garfield at Williams, und through.
out his life, his steadfast friend. As soon
as Knox learned through MacI4ean OF the
Star.route conspiracy and its fruits, he sat
down Mt his desk in the spirit in which
Dorsey counterfeited, and wrote to his
friond, the President, substantially thus
BE careful Of your committals. ), he es.
pecially careful about the Star route busi.
ness. There is an eX.United States Sena.
tors mixed up in this" And later he told
him who the United S,ales Senator was
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! lExcItcnncntIn OIL.

OH CRY, September ls.-petroleum
opened with the widest excitement At 40
cents, Al cents above the closing price on
Saturday evening. 1t rushed rapidly up to
Sil cents and then fell back to 50; cents;
at the close OF the forenoon session open.
ing alto cents and closing ut seq cents;
highest s. cents; lowest 70 cents. Sales
l,7S0,oO0 barrels, tho largest sales ever
made in my exchange in 3 one day L The
average runs for September,il0o 900 bar.
rels. Average shipments 5000 barrels.
A,PlTTsnuRdH, September lS.-The oil
market was very Emuch excited again to.
day and advanced from 80 at tho opening
to S5t and then declined TO Sol at the
close. The widest excitement prevailed
at The Exchange and the sales aggregated
G,0OO, 900 barrels iFS'ii,;yt1s
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aGBlSThc Taylor. .Crll,innlx..

CnArrASoocA, TEys., September IS
A, A,Tumor: got, tcreuencel late: Tonight That
the Taylors were captured and brought TO
the city.J The fire Alarm sounded, Sand at
this hour, half.past Il o'clock, 5000 people
arc about the jail demanding tho prisoners.
Sixteen thousand five hundred dollars are
now offered for the arrest Of the Taylors.
i.igA committee. iof five were permitted 10
examine the Jill. They reported the Tay.
lors not there. The excitement is intense.
The best citizens OIL Chattanooga figured
conspicnously in tho mob. The crowd
Is slowly leaving the Ejnil. !, The country lis
being secured for the criminals but nothing
was seen or heard Of them since Thursday
night Inst. 81 - ~. 81.
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wrhsd pleasant call last evening. from
rl;,w Day, oil tho wayncsburg, Greene
,,,p,y, Pa, Epnb!icm. Leaving his home
,,.,erday in the afternoon, he reached hcre
a,Iy in the evening, coming by the way Of
Ne narrow gauge and tho llempdeld. lie
ry,,hu, hengricultuml interests Of Greene
o,un,y are in ahishlyprosperous condition,
r,I,he railroad lasallitcan do in transport
ID. their products to market A good deal
Lwool is moving. The corn he reports as
tr,class. Thela rains and warm weather
hive finished It up in fine style. ~!
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HUNTERS PoIsr, L. l., September lS.-s
-Four hundred employees Of the. steinway
Piano Works struck this morning, on ac.,
count OF the unpopularity OF Supefinten.
dent Sumnar. The men. will not return to
work unless he is discharged. Should their
demand not be acceded to, it is said the
employees in New York, about i 900 in
number, will also strike. ,,. - q ..ig. N
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The Tariff COinInIssiou.

sr. Louis, September ls,-The Tariff
Commission began its sessions here today
at the Southern Hotel, Adolphus Meyer
representing the merchants and manuiac-i
turers, made an argument on the advocacy
Of free trade and material reduction Of
the tariff rates A. Hitchcock advocated
the Cresson convention rates on iron, steel
and iron ore and the existing rates OIL plate
glass. Wm. II. Lee, 4 pig iron manufac-
turer, argued for full and complete pro-
lection OF pig iron, and Joseph T. Ware, n
mining engineer, advocated higher. pro.
lection on fire clay. s.. q. !. I. q ~. --.l5
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FIRE RECORD,

CnlcAao, September ls:=A Chippewa
Falls, Wis, special says: Fire originating
in and destroying the Central Hotel burned:
also two fine rows Of business buildings on
either side Of the street. Loss over SD.
000. Insurance $4,000. 5esli; 81
"A St.. Charles, lllsj special saws: The
Cooperative Creamery Cos factory was
burned. Loss s2O, 900; insurance $1,000
MARLnoEo, MASS, September 1s.-The
large brick shoe factory at Hudson, belong
ing to Capt. Francis brigham T. Sons :,
burned this. morning. Loss SG5,0OO. Th,
fire was caused by burglars, who were try
ing to rob the sale. One hundred and
fifty hands were thrown out OF employ
ment. 5ai Il! 80 = =, y ili,S,Ii 5f5.i5.
DUnuouI,. September 1S.-A Gro broke
out this morning in the building formerly
used as m ont meal mill and entirely con-
sumcl il. The property belonged 10 Chris
Schloth, but was mortgaged to Chas. Staf-
ford for $4,000, who held insurance to that
amount. The mill vas not used Of late,
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Columbus mud Portland arc not included

OntsiueOl New oSl
Columbus and Portland arc not included
in the totals. III 3.iG !
The exhibit this week, though by no
means what We should desire or expect at
this season Of the year, is still on the whole
quite a'favOrable one,r particularly when
compared with that OF last week. The az.
pregdte clGarings for the week Just closed
were Sl,?97, ,273,SSl, against 5000, ,S20575
the previous week. As compared with the
corresponding week last yeur the clearings
show q percentage toi ! increase Of IS
per cent. against an increase Of 17.9 per
cent. last week, and loss Of ll.0 the pre-.
$ious week. In New York the clcarings
show an increase OF o. per cent. against an
increase Of 20 per cent. last week, aud a
decrease Of 81 per cent. the previous
week. Outside OF New York, in the cour.
try ut lurge, the clGarings show a slight de.
crease Of 4.3 per cent, against decrease OF
5 per cent. last week, and q decrease oil
ELL the previous week. n pa n ~, S. S, Z
H In considering those percentages OF in.
crease.or decrease, the fact must be kept
in view, Tint the comparisoni is OF six bust.
.ness'ilays of 1882 with only live busnc css
days Of 1851. Furthermore, in looking at
The figures for. the, week just closed, we
must bear In mind, that at this time lust
year, m unusually active speculation was
going on, in the leading cities Of the coun.
Try. The manufacturing cities present,
steady gains. Memphis sreports loss OF i4G.G'
per cent. against 99.2 per, cent. Inst week;
Louisville shows an increase OF SO apainst
a decrease OF 1874 last week; Kansas City.
shows an exccptionallylarge gain OF il0l.8
per cent against a gain Of 46.3 last week.
Chicago comes above the line again with a
gain Of 81 against N decrease OF l2.7. last
week and falling of Of 3l.4the previous
week. St. Louis records n decrease Of %
against a gain Of ID last week:ald gainiof
OIL ithc,previous week; Cincinnati showsan
increase. OF 81 against decrease of 9l7;
Milwaukee shows decrease Of 4 against n
decrease Of so Peoria, a decrease of 20
against an increase 2S 3; and Indianapolis
shows a decrease Of .7.2 against q decrease
Of So last week, It,.. Ets
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BLlsE landed in Chicago yesterday
,nl made Il speech to the board of trade
.al held a reception ut the Union League
ID ,leeyening. lie was fresh from Kansas
,nl Nebraska and told the Chicago boys
horercry body in the west loved and ador'
81 their city, whereat they cheercd might.
IL. Elaine is Under full Presidential sail
AL don't forget il. 1t will take cold
weather to freez. him ont this time. AS
,lil.i look to-day, he will be the Repnb'
lt4n nominee. lie encounters however,
sbtary cross gale from the administration,
bat he will weather that. nj
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Prize Shooting,

New YoRK, September 1s.-At Credmore
to-day Wm. n. Farrow, Of the Newport
artillery, won the match for the military
championship Of the United States by Il
score OF s. out, Of a possible l05. He
used rifle used by McVittie in the In.
ternntional contest. Col:.- Sanford shot
with Sir Henry Haliord's rifle and made
"A points. !, -. l4s5s,. NJ ~
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New YoRK, September ls.-Secretary
Folger was suffering today from severe
attack Of indigestion and is otherwise in
disposed. At first it was thought he would
be enabled to accompany the President to
Washington, but having somewhat recoy-
cred he deemed. il advisable 10 return 10
Washington. % tii 4 lii,. i III:
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Effects of SuHsIRy.s storm.

sIttIlI UNDlIrh 10 Tie IhttIlIgehccr. t-9T'IHI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Isl asst night,
during the storm near Catliz, the barn be-
longing to Welch 4 Beebee was; struck by
lightning and destroyed with all Of its con.
tents, together with asmall dwelling stand.
Ing near. No insurance. The storm is re.
parted to have been very severe in that
neirhborhood. i-sti.; -, sl,l =
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Murdered anu Isobbsl.

ClSclSSArI, Ohio, September is
Samuel Voght n German laborer was found
yesterday in the river at Hamilton with
bullet hole in his head. He had not been seen
since lastFriday, when lie Ind $1,000 in his
possession, and, was about tol'retum to.
Germany. The money and watch were
gone when he was found. ',555l;ef ~
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81 Bnse BnII. II
AT Philadelphia-Athlctic, 4; Baltimore,

L.At Philadelphia-Athlctlc, s. baltimore,
I. II Z, :. I, !,iEs.. T. z, e.,
AT Buffalo Yesterday the Bostons defeat
ed the Butialos by q score Of to 9.
BonpESrowN, n. j., September IS. The
base ball club known as the "Trappers,n .
Of Trenton, arrived this afternoon to play
a game withthe city club. Just before the
game closed outsiders with the club from
Trenton got into a riot. a fearful fight fol.
lowed. Several Of the party were seriously
beaten. Fence rails ind base ball bats
were freely used. Several oi the party
from Trenton were locked up. \ Some tifty
OF the gang from Trenton did not wait for
the train, but started on foot for home, ia
distance oi seven miles. x '55sTI9 &
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Land League Coutr,b,,,Io,,,,v M,

ss WATERBURY, September, ,ls.-RevS Law:
renee Walsh, treasurer; Of the Irish Nation.
at Land League, will tomorrow cable
Treasurer Egan, mt Paris, acleck for 500.
600, covering the contributions from Nav
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rhcNsfn Wreck.

CoLIISGwooD, OSr., September 1S.-Thc
following are the names Of the passengers
lost on the steamer, Asia, booked lori here:
Wn. Christy and wife, Just married, Col.
lingvood; William Clinton b. Morris, Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Wood, Cincinnati, Q. A
Bowse, Mr.. Shipp, Mr.. Duncan and son, Of
Hamilton; B. Martin, Collinswood; man IN
namedlkcrran and family of the Lima House,
Ont.;SW.sB Gallagher, ENIanitou; J..EH.l
Thinkcss, Mani!ou; Mr.. McNabb,a Mrs.
lIanbury, Owen Sound, Mrs. iSpsoundle,,
Of CooEstown. As the boats books are
lost it will be difficult TO ascertain, all the
ndmes.l There were . or 80 shanty men
on board. 4 - &; ..55 *. 5.4E =
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An Overdoxc OF ChIornl,

East SAGINAW, MlcH, September ls.--
T.. s. Wilson, teller Of the First National
bank, Of Columbus. Ohio, died at Tie Ban.
croft House last night from IN overdose OF
chloral, taken TO alleviate sick head.
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WAsllSGroS, September ls.-Bigelow,
as counsel for Sergeant John A.. Mason,
now confined In Albany Penitentiary for
shooting at Guiteau, has prepared n petition
Of hdbeas corpus addressed to Judge Alfred
G. Cox, U. s. District Judge Of the Northern
District OF New York. .3.,.
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LoSpos, September 1s.-Heayy floods
occurred in Lombardy, yenetia and the
Tyrol. The city Of Trent WINS submerged,
Verona also. Several bridges were demol.
ished. No loss of life, t.i.Ii ~ l''';If
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; A Brilliant Comet,

DENVER, September lS.-At Georgetown
and Central City, about IL o'clock this
morning, q comet was plainly seen with
the naked eye about 5 degrees from the
sun and in direction a triile south OF west,
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LONDONDERRY, September ls.-A woman
has been shot by a process server near
Ghentics, county Donegal, while resisting
the seizure OF her cattle. The process server
has been arrested, ~ j5a ~ p n ~.
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srRSarrELD, Mass, September is. The
western express on tho Boston and Albany
railroad, was thrown from tho track this
morning and the engineer, fireman and
brakeman severely injured. The track
was badly blockaded. a rail had been
placed across the track. 7s'tr1; g
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BosroS, September ls.-The bark Arthur
C.tWade, from Cardenas, is duarantIned
with yellow fever. Capt Sherman lost two
Of his children. Ills wife remains on
board. Two seamen died during the pas.
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& HAMlLroS, oSrss. September ls.-AIaj.
Phinps, SdciaultlnsE superintendent iof Tie
Philadelphia Aims House, was iarrested
heres sPhipps Twas known there .as y. D.
Thompson. He is accompanied by his
wife. go. s.. J!
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IA, p,x. Johnson wns nominated for
A, IIa,.c Of Delegates by the Democrats
.Ir,sr last Saturday. Gen. Gotf will
rasn the county seat next Saturday.
T,g,pubIicans will give hin n rousing
,syp,iOn. .3