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RAILROAD MATTERS.
IN ImportnntnnnI-I

'',N n, NGeust lN-rhe E,r.,,;r,o
r., r., IRS;iroad Company a.,ip.s ,,,y
4 Us. L VI. and Southern RgiIraa,; ,,,.Si
10 Tue rhancrry court. jnr mr.. = O,', ~
G'Hyr e. prevent the Iron NJ, ~
""S q branch TO Eurek, S,,-;D-., 80,
1 "' Twenty-Five miles ON ,n.I7s, ~,
.! Nv, was refused. to-day, hT ,,j,s tbs
-. lie holds that the Iron ToHn Sre
k,a''ns under tho old Carr % .ns
SlIer. i,..I and therefore entitIsj ''.o ~
y,lrsrs ,;,E oftha, company, i0cirT, Incl -
iS.... T.' 10 construct branches 'IT,' anu
4 united -I,l as to time. that the he lawI anu
Il .C1.', ..,.'' ten miles right-oi'wav "S "S
Isr3 ay p.!ys TO the whole lrnytb VJ 81
4 E NJ, not to part, and in tIiS ~ y,
H. a.. ~. run parallel only twenty ~ : Se
& Tue IRON mountain branSb Nv =
','s ,,' anG ID >.yty miles long. ami ,bs
1 ,,'l ,all hrlnk,ey seyenfy-,iyr. We aIIT I,IT
4 y..... .m.,'s do not run in the >Sns A.,
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TnRkAN

=, CoN>TTANTfSoPLE, August IS.-Lord Duf.
Ierln' the British Ambassador, in an inter.
view, today, said he understood he was
@ aulhorlzed to make a concession, il neces-
Sa;E, IN regard to some of the terms of the
iInat8,itary convention, without altering the
'ssTIlng principle Of the agreement.
IIoSps nave been ordered to pursue the
80 ens'S Ooeldsllah, who, it has been as
'er'a'ned' has fed into Kurdistan.
10 LoNDoS, August S-Semi-official reports
rom ConstantinOple state that the Por.e
I.isS mis SeIpncIqded to refuse future association
WIN England in Egypt, and TO act md.
RhEusntly RRh;ot With Russia as support, 10,
- 49,, Sa,,S report says, a secret treaty has
AaS been concluded. LAS
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Western DistillerS.

Chicago, August 1S.-The Western Dis
tillers Association has appointed an execu-
tive committee and adopted resolutions
fsvoling the enforcement of the law for the
observance of the Sabbath; a well digested
license law, with high figure for each
license granted, and opposing any conflict
with either political party. The sentiment
of the distillers attending the meeting Is
very strong against taking political action;
H. B. Miller was elected President, and
further business Of the association will be
transacted at a meeting in Indianapolis
the date not fixed.
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ten days ago, but the offerings are not max
ing test Of higher grades. Bnrley tobaccos
were quiet. The flour market has been
quiet with downward tendency In prices.
With fair weather the trade looks for larger
receipts of wheat which will cause
q larger offering and depress prices
more. In the grain market receipts have
been light and supplies about equal to the
local demand for consumption. Next
week IL is thought there will be large re.
ceipts of wheat and oats. Corn has about
held steady, without change in prices. In
provisions nothing worth mentioning has
occurred. The demand for -four Is fair and
market weak, closing at last Fridays quo
tations. In iron, the demand is good and
prices unchanged. The general jobbing
trade is up to the average for the season,
and with continued good weather great im-
provement is expected during September.
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PARKERSBURG.
The Nominee ofthe Fourth District
Personal.
Special TO the Register.

Special 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, August 17.-As you are
aware, the great event of this week in the
Fourth Congressional district was the con-
vention on Wednesday at Point Pleasant,
which put in the field as standard bearer OF
the Democratic party, one who will never
allow that standard 10 be trailed in the
dust, and with the gallant Gibson to lead
the Democratic hosts of this district, we
need not fear the combined efforts of the
Republican and Green hackers, in case OF a
fusion. Our nominee was selected from
among the list of able and distinguished
gentlemen who were candidates before the
convention for the honors conferred upon
Capt Gibson. The nomination Is entirely
satisfactory to all. OF all the political con-
ventions | ever attended, this was the finest,
and although the excitement was intense
and the interest manifested by the dele.
gates and friends of the candidates was
intense, the best Of humor prevailed, and
the Convention ended in a regular love-
least. The ability and fitness OF Hon.
EuStaCe Gibsonlfor the position to which he
aspireS is so well known that anything we
might add would not shed additional lustre
to the bright record already made by the
gentleman.
The two popular. sons of Wood county,
Hon. D. H. Leonard and Judge J. M. Jack
son, who were defeated, made hosts Of friends
during their stay in Point Pleasant, both
during and after the Convention. The
course pursued by all the candidates is
highly commended.
The following is list of the leading
Democrats in attendance from Cabell coun-
ty: Thos Garland II. c. Simms, law part
ner of Hon. Eustace Gibson, the nominee
of the convention, Col. r. T. Harvey, Har-
vey Page, James Anderson, X. II. Baker,
and Geo. Hackert. From Wayne we no
ticed James Richards, Joseph Plymenter.
NJ Tieman, G. +. Smith, S. J. Ferguson, NJ.
Shelton, Joseph Osborn, L. MCKahan, r.
Hooser, John Polly, w. +. Wilkinson, the
popular sheriff of Wayne county, and "ali
solid for Gibson"
in the list of delegates from Putnam. we
noticed Dr. J. Stewart, DR.. Capehart, W. II.
Thomas. w. W. Morris, J. J. Bedford, DR..
Hereford. relative of Senator Hereford,
and MIR. Park. one of the hardest working
Democrats of Putnam county.
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Ireland.

1o,.oS LoSDoN, August lS.-A man name5
TIoSCe! ana his entire family, were myrIe-sJ
County Galway. "'"i '0nsin'
me me family consisted of Jovce wife
ana Aliled by party of men To- 1u a at
ENS.o SelS also wounded. 1t is believed IN rs
;eailty t; OF the Joyces that be eSye ;rfo-n" 70 .ne
I, Ton rsianTe to the murder of the b,ii,Fa %
tCnN,L toau LarolIouin, whose bodies were fonDS ~
sra1oL DI5LiS' August lS.-Mr. Dillon in .
See,'I, Spesrn AZ a meeting at the Mansion Hnuss =
}.siy i}ssii;SlSy, ne referred. with consijs,aSis
''e'iAS. " the action Of certain lsnJ,n.3S
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. August ls.-During the week
the market has been variable among the
cereals Corn, which has been steady and
firm, proved an exception. In other grains,
to-day, prices are more steady and frmer.
Pork, though dull, has ruled steady and
high on account Of the scarcity OF supply.
Country produce, other than cereals, have
ruled lower with u downward tendency on
larger offerings. Dry goods experience the
duilness incidental to the season.
The reports from all the districts
tributary TO Cincinnati is regarded as an
indication OF good feeling for the fall trade
in the country. Among the specially
active commodities whisky may be men,
toned as having maintained tirmness
and activity on Q strong demand during
the entire week. The action OF the high
wine manufacturers with reference to
the reduction Of their production was un-
doubtedly anticipated. Hides are firm.
scarce and higher. Both shoe and harness
leather are exceedingly firm at increased
prices.
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TRADE REVIEW.
Condition Of the Markets at Lead
ing Trade Centres.
Dry Goods DuII-Tea, Sugar and Coffee
Lower-Boots and Shoes Unchanged
Corn, Oats and Wheat Advancing
Provisions Actye-Pig
Iron Dull.
A GOOD PROSPECT FOR FALL TRADE.
New York.

New YORK. August 1S.-General business
has been good during the week, and the
movement of merchandise OF all kinds has
been extensive. The number Of buyers in
the various markets has been very large,
and there is widespread anticipation Of
an active and healthy trade for the fall and
winter. Money continues easy, and the
clearing house exchanges show large in
crease over the corresponding week last
year. while outside of this city, strange to
say, there is slight falling off. A more
active business is doing in the dry goods
trade, but is more with the jobbers than
with the commission houses Buyers from
large distributing points, South and West,
are here in force, making their fall pur-
chases. The package trade is noticeably
brisk from all sections OF the country.
Common and woolen domestic goods are
firm in price. and in somewhat better de-
mand than last week. On the whole, the
condition OF this interest is satisfactory.
Stocks of wool are gradually accumulating
and choice selections are in fair request.
Prices are fairly we'll maintained. Other
wise there is nothing of interest The pc
troleum market has been comparatively
quiet, with fluctuations within a very mar.
row range, and the volume OF business
quite moderate. In the tea trade there is
nothing to note. Business is dull and val
ues somewhat irregular. Transactions, ex-
cept for small immediate supplies, are in
significant. There is fair inquiry for raw
sugar, and the price of fair refining is quo.
ted at about 73-l6c. This, though, it is
thought is concession to induce business.
Refined sugars are in small demand at
prices shade less firm. Ordinary cargoes
of Rio are quoted at 81 to SIC, but bust
ness is quiet with few large transactions.
Low qualities of coffee are in plentiful sup
ply and prices favor buyers. Mild cotfees
are in steady but light demand at regular
rates. Receipts OF butter are moderate and
about sufficient to supply the demand.
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AN UNLUCKY ITALIAN,
Dying from the Effects OF One A ccident
After Another.

PIrTsBURG, August 1S.-An Italian named
Posenti is lying very low at the West Penn
Hospital, the result of double accident on
Monday. Posenti was employed on the P.
& Y. railroad, and about eight o clock in the
morning mass OF earth fell in on him,
breaking his leg. He was placed in wagon
and the driver instructed to take him to
the hospital. While on the road the horsee 2
took fright at passing train, ran away and
threw the unfortunate Italian from the
wagon, breaking his breast bone several
ribs, and seriously iniuring him internally.
He finally reached the hospital about light
o'clock in the evening more dead than
alive. His condition is such to-day that he
is not expected to live.
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FIRE RECORD.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August ls-Woods-
yorth's steam dry kins, lath and planning
mills, twenty-five miles from the city, were
burned Wednesday night. Loss s25, 900; NO
insurance.
CANTON. O., August Is burden, Wrigh'
& Cos drugs and stationary establishment
was damaged by fire, to-day, To the amount
Of SO, 900; insurance so, ,oo0 Soon after the
flames broke out violent explosion occur
red which shattered the windows OF the
buildings a hundred feet each way.
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Couere.stonaI Nominations,

WIssEuNEC. kD.. August lS.-The Re
pubUcans Of the Tenth Congressional dis
trict have nominated Mark l.. Demothe.
DEs MoGsEs, August ls.-The Democrats
Of the Seventh Congressional District have
nominated Major c. T. Gilpin. Gillette, the
Greeback candidate, only got 10 out Of 20
votes.
Fremont. O., August ls.-Tbe Greenback-
ers Of the Tenth Congressional District at
CLYDE nominated H. J. Rhodes.
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Improvements In the Coke Trade.

PITTsBuRGH, August 1s.-The coke trade
is said TO be in much better condition
than it has been. The capacity OF the Con-
nellsville region is about 500 cars day,
and it is estimated by the coke men that
there are at least 600 cars day now going
from the region. The starting up OF two
furnaces at the Edgar Thompson Steel
Works, and several at the Union mill, IN
Chicago, has largely increased the demand
for coke. The cost of material having ad-
vsnced, the cost of coke making is also in
creased. The price now is from Sl.35 to
$3.50. The large firms will not make long
contracts for less than $l.45, and they ,eX'
pect the price to go to Sl.Go before the close
of the wear
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KILLED nj n Crossinr.

CLEVELAND, August 1S.-Jscob Shrub, an
an engineer on the Lake Shore Ro'i, was
run over by an oil train at Wilson avenue
crossing late last night, and killed. He
had boarded the train at Collinwood, and IN
crossing from one car to another wsS run
over and instantly killed. Shaub lived in
Toledo, was married and had seven chill.
dren
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Massaehusett, Greeubackers.

BosroN, Mass, August 1S-The Massa-
chusetts State Greenback Convention as
sembled, this morning, and after effscnns
an organization, took a recess until after
noon.
After the nomination of Gen. Butler for
Governor, the following were nominated:
Lieutenant Governor, George Sutton, OF
Springfield. ...
Secretary of State, John Howes, Of Wor-
ceSter. .... ~ 1879
Treasurer, George Foster, OF Lynn.
Attorney General T. A. Snow, OF Athol.
Auditor, August F. Merchant, of Lever
ett
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Three Men Drowned.

P1rrssuRG, August 1S.-A special from
shaner's Station, Pa, says: Six Italian
laborers, employed on the Pittsburg, Nc
Keesport and Youghiogheny railroad, while
infoTicated, went out in skif on the
YouehiogheDy river, last night, and when
the boat was in the middle of the river, 1t
cspsized, and three of the occupants were
drowned. The others succeeded in reach
ing the shore in safety. The names oil the
unfortunate men are not Known.
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A Heavy Verdict.

READING, Pa. August ls.-Adam NJ pun
more, delaultiug ex-county treasurer
plead guilty TO an indictment charging him
with embezZling State funds. The sentence
imposed was as follows: That the prisoner
be sentenced to three years seperate and
solitary confinement at hard labor, in the
Berks county Jail; that he pay the costs OF
prosecution: thai he make restitution OF
$l9, ,9O9 stolen, and that he stand committed
under the sentence as complied with. The
other score of indictments were laid over
for subsequent action
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CURIOUS ACCIDENT.
A Man Transfxed with n Splinter of
Wood.

PITTSBURGH, August 1S.-At Wii'ilms-
town, Pa, Henry Messersmith was engaged
in the saw mill of the Summit Branch
mines. A log had teen run through and at
the end instead OF the sawed board falling
to the side away from the saw, it was
caught by the saw teeth and portion
of it hurled with terrific force through the
mill, striking Wessersmith, who was twenty
feet away. The huge splinter, about six
feet long. eight inches wide and an inch
thick, struck Messersmith in the right side
and pressed through his body, one end pro-
truding from the body on the left side. So
tightly was the board wedged in that it
took two men to draw it out. MesSersmith
lived but q short time.
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x.v ph,Is1.I,hi... R.IIiss nslI.

NEw PHrLapyLPHIs. O., August u The
Ward Iron Company st this plso. has re-
ceiy.d FIVE car loads OF heavy mskhinery
for their new rolling mill. including larfr
double engine. Work on the new mill 10
progressing rapidly. and Mr.. wssstsh. So
perfnteDdent, thinks they will be ready 70
kindIe fires some time In October. Thsss
works. when completed, viii b the largest
In EasfSYn Ohm
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Hunted Down by Remorse.

DETROIT, August 17.-Robert L. Whitten,
claiming to have been Deputy County
Treasurer for Marion county, Indiana, four
or five years ago, when he was arrested for
embezzlement and jumped his bonds, gave
himself up here yesterday. He has been
travelling all over the country, but remorse
has run him down. The proper authorities
have been notified TO come for him.
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The D.kots Bond Cases.

YAxE1oS, D. T.. August 1s.-Wm, ID.
Russell has been found guilty By the jury
of conspiracy in the Santa Fe scrip case.
The verdict adds complicating clause that
they cannot determine whether the passing
or writing upon the bogus certificates was
done before or after they were executed or
signed. The defense claims new trial on
this verdict. The trial of Cameron and
Carpenter has been postponed until the
winter term.
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yellow Fever.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 18.-Surgeon
following telegram from Brownsville,
General Hamilton last evening, received the
Texas Thirty-two new cases of fever,
three death.
WASHINGTON, Augutt 1S.-Notice was
to-day received at the Postoffice Depart
ment, that mails are being quarantined in
the State of Texas, on account Of the preva-
lcncc of yellow fever.
WASHINGTON, August 1S-A late dis
patch this afternoon, to Surgeon General
Hamilton, from the acting collector of in.
ternal revenue at Brownsville, Texas, re-
ports thirty.six new cases of yellow fever
at that place since yesterday.
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Crows Meat.

DALLAS, TEXAS, August lS.-A difficulty
arose between Walter Crow and Cyrus
Lane at Letot Station, ten miles north OF
here, on the Missouri Pacific, yesterday
evening, in which the former stabbed the
latter dozen or more times in different
parts OF the body, and, mounting horse,
fled the country. Lanes wounds were ex-
amined by physician, who says that there
is no chance for him to recover. ASheritt'S
posse has been securing the country. for
crow, but so far have found no trace of him.
Both men were married, and live in the
same house on a farm which they cultlVa,
ted in partnership Their wives quarrelcd
and the men became involved in il.
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Ia' ~ n,.st sust S-S. L. Hosmer AMI
,r,.,....yr.S ,,,v,'.oyrS Of the Board of PM.
] 4 E.r,.' ,,.', pan, pan ed ID by Secretary Viii
Of 'I'I.neer !, Gregory and Snnar,
l., Myp'l7s Anderson, arriys8 IN =
(iion IL. I'nS. having been on a tonr 'r
hooD %. %. the Muskingum river
Il Jo' 10 ,a az a meeting held here III T.
|, 'S SoaI!i, ana to restore navigstinn mn =;
/ pos ros>Ible moment. Sp6srin,aa. Sarinn az
f. ?" mas, mas already made several
1 MIL ''iiIb,ef,a' be needed and Soon :, a
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A Broken Neck.

CISCINNATI, August lS.-Gsorge Gessling,
a thirteen,year-old boy who lived at 43l
Colerain avenue, was climbing about a
new house on Second avenue and Nane
street, Camp Washington, yesterday. af-
ternoon, when a window cap struck him,
knocking him down and breaking his neck.
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MINERAL.

ri"i convention at Moore6eld.
''r'a DIp'',rh 20 ths Register.
august IN.-The Democratic
convention, which met at
I " Yesterday. WIS one OF the most
, harmonious ever held in ,h;s
Non Jas. Van Metre was unani.
use" chairman and Geo. f. Price
ell. Vas Nominated on the 'bir5
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, August ls.-The past week has
been an uncyentful one in business circles.
The banks have more money than
customers, the rates being easy at 59I per
cent. The clearings for the week, esti-
mating Saturday, were $4O,OOO,oOO; The
country orders for currency are small The
wholesale mercantile trade Is getting more
lively as crop prospects become better;
Outside orders are pretty numerous, and
the weather has favored the merchants.
Building materials are stronger. On ac-
count Of the recent advance in lumber re-
ceipts are falling off somewhat, but sa les
are brisk at the yards and the docks.
Dairy products, are very steady Inc
Board of Trade markets have been rather
subdued, but with enough movement
to keep brokers and spectators watching
every point OF the horizon for pointers and
the cause. To-day there was D general ad-
vance, caused by two prime reasons, the
war complication in Europe and the de.
creased aggregate receipts, with larger ship
ments. Wheat was strong; rejected open.
ed &c higher and advanced Hg5Ec and
with only slight fluctuations, closed tsglc
higher. Corn was in moderate demand,
but unsettled. 1t opened comparatively
steady and ruled quiet early, and then got
strong and prices improved until midday,
after which they ruled steady To the close,
when the rates were lH@1Hc higher for
cash and August. and lGlhc higher for
Others except seller year and May, which
were &c higher. Oats were firmer, the ad.
vance for the day being h@l2tc.
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singular manner at Duncannon. He was
brakeman on local freight, and while
standing on a bumper detachment of cars
passed and caught him, rolling hirn between
the cars and building until he reached an
open door, when his bruised and mangled
body fell into the warehouse. He fingered
about an hour and half, when death end
ed his sufferings .r-.-s ...' 2
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MelVfIIe's Party.

WASHINGTON, August Is The Navy De.
partment to-day. received the following
cable from st. Petersburg: Berry, Melville
and party arrived this morning. all we'll
The Berry mentioned Is Ieutensnt Robert
n. Berry. who Was in command OF the
Rodgers at the time OF her loss- Tie party
is expected TO arrive here in about three
uesks
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rh.aIfnafian m Carea.

WASHINGTON, August ls.-The depart.
nent of State has confirmation Of m anti.
foreign ipsurrection In Corea, and that the
situation there is regarded a. critical.
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Served Him Right.

ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO, August Is
A dastardly outrage in Socorro, was perpe-
trated by gambler named Juan Elverado,
upon an eight-ycar-old girl, Sunday. night,
resulting in his arrest yesterday morning,
and his being sent to Jail under S5, 900 bond.
During the night a mob Of two hundred
men quietly took him from the Jail, took
him from the Jail, took him to the little
girl, who identified him, and then hung
him 20 tree. There was very little excite
ment over the occurrence.
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Russia waking Up.

Loxpoy. august Is A dispatch to the
Tim,> from - Petersburg says: 1t Is oe-
Geved at Erzeroum. Armenia, that Russia
is about 10 occupy the whole OF Asia Minor
10 the BpSphorus Owing TO the undetend-
ed state OF that part Of Turkey. the Russians
could easily do this without much blood
shed
4 dispatch to the Daily Telegraph from
Paris saws il is no secret that Russia IS con-
rert-atine formidable army in Caucasus.
The army, it is estimated, will number IS.-
V.D men
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Alexandria

ALEXANDRIA, August IS, l1:2O A. M.-The
division of the Guards and the Sixtieth
REGIMENT are now embarking. The London
and Cameron Highlanders are going to
Rsmlch to form a nucleas OF the highland
brigade under Cen Allison. The fleet and
transports are getting steam. They will
sail with sealed orders.
ALEXANDRIA. August lS.-The whole ex-
pedition is on board the ships ready to start
m the morning. Destination still uncer-
tain.
ALEXANDRIA. August 1S.-Arabi seems to
he i'm constant receipt Of information OF
the English plans in advance, as just when
Wnlselev advised change of the scene OF
nrerationS to Ismailia, Arab was strongly
intrenvhiEg there.
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ACa.Aiaaae fes asmn.

CLsvELAsp, August 1s.-A Cbsudsrsviltc
special TO the Leader reports .grsas excite
nent there over the outrags BY tramp.
Who. yesterday. found nine year. dsush-
Ser Of James Taylor picktsg esrTiss 9 10.
miles from home, and vith dfews yrsvoi.
yer compelled her 70 follow hin 70 -
cIuded spot where hs rsvfshsd her.