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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-23
+. THE NEWS.

-. - -t>'s :
=. OebhHs1i i siill on deck.
IT'S Iak%iehsse. nee Pigeon.
- eaEsei ~ A 'tcona, Pa wanted 8
horiend 1to pawn the plate oi
his ife' celia ior ir.
AT GreefbSckers failed to agree, in
Waington, as touching coalition
,witfhe anti-Monepolists.
s IN. John r. Buchtel, of Akron, o.,
hasiven another 100000 to Buchtel
Colse, which he founded.
: Haee G. Sankey, brother of Ira d.
; Sanky, died at his residence In New
Cas6 Pa, yesterday morning, Of con-
SUMMON, aged thirty-five years.
( In hiladelphia bill in equity has
beer Jed by the Fidelity Trust Com
pany Che committee Of Geo. Allen, a
iuna9 against Charles H. Dougherty
and sther c. Dougherty, his wife, in
the vfe's right to set aside 3 deed of
eonvyanee of property and govern
mentbOndsag aggregating in value nearly
800 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-23
A Decision Affecting LotteI
NAMES. Yum

WASHINGTON, December 22.-Pos
General Howe has made a ruling,Ster
his Interpretation of the law probing
lottery companies and other patent fflg
lent concerns from using the mailst'
says be is of the opinion that the sts
was enacted more to protect the .pu
than to punish crime, and If the said cI
panies will file bond that they Will ret'
from business and authorize the postm'
tiers at their respective places to return
registered mail directed to them back
the sender, the department. will not pros
cute them further under the general {
ceptation of the law. A firm once plac
on the black list remains there, no mat
what business they may be engaged in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-23

When the hops in each bottle Of Hop
Bitters lat the present price, SIS per Ib.)
cost more than bottle II sold for, besides
the other costly medicines, and the quality
and price are kept the same, We think it !.
no one should complain, OF buy Or nss
worthless stuff. or cheatin:, boGus inita.
tiops because their price d lesA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-23
The virginia state Debt.

WAMINGToN, December 22.--The Supreme
Court advanced one of the Virginia cases
affecting the payment of the debt of that
State, and involving the constitutionality
of the Riddleberger act scaling down the
principal and interest. The argument IN
the case is set for January s. The action OF
the court in advancing the case is very
much commended, as. from the importance
of the issues at stake, it is desirable in
every way for an early decision by the
court of last resort.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-23

sKAyoap, DEL-, Decsnbes - = q
0ufien. dsspsf.te ehessstee uaeDfoy
fatally shot " John H. AOeo, . Z
tsepef. last night Outtss Ghia -
down the street. firing ~ Sovelype.
taken before Eequire Alba oDd Gloeo
disarm, be delibefstely al4c1nb - l
tTaie epd 6red. "A 6y11no3ef elJO
arm and the hollst nioee ~ e
Drsnkenstss ~ - saas0 =. ~ =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-23

A rxrr friend tn the weak and coaval:
cent is Browns Iron Bitters,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-23

CoSFINED 10 bed; lame; Peruna cured me.
n, J. Wright, Erie, Pa,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
4 MEETING BY THE PARK LAKE.
Mr.. wnlIach, Walking with Mrs. vannoi, IL
Attacked by Mr. yannoi.

Cries for police came from the neighbor
hood of the Central Park lake last night. Park
Policeman Fitzpatrick ran down the steep en-
baskment and found three men engaged in q
struggle. A fashionably dressed woman. who
stood by, seemed to be imploring them to de-
sist A. Fitzpatrick ran down to Them one Of
the men Droke from the other and. seizng the
woman by the hand turned away with her.
One Of the other men had pistol. Fitzpatrick
disarmcd him. Then he took the two men be-
fore Sergeant Flock at the Arsenal.
One man said he was Charles Nannoi OF the
Stats Zeiing. living at 208 East Seyentieth
street. The other said lie was Joseph NJ wal;
ZACH OF 10 East SiXticth street. lannol declared
excitedy that Wallack had been trying to
ALLEVIATE Mrs. Nannoi's affections His wife. he
said, had confessed correspondence and sew
eral meetings with Wallach. Last night no
compelled her to send q message TO Wallach
asking Wallach to meet her in the Park. Van
mol Ylitod on the ground with witness, in
tending TO beat W0llach
Mr.. Walach Indignantly denied the charge.
He said he had met Mrs. Vannoi out West, and
a friendship had sprung up between them.
Last night at Ga he received I. telegram from
Mrs VHEnoi which ho showed TO Sergeant
Flock. 1t read:
Meet me at once near Park. MIS- "
He Mt once went out and met Mrs, Yannoi,
who suggested that they should take walk
near the lake. He gave her his arm, and was
walking along quietly with her when he was
attacked by Nannoi and another man. They
knocked him down. kicked him. and tore his
clothes. He drew his pistol to protect himself:
Mr.. Walach declared that he was the victim OF
for tho night in the Fifty-ninth street police
Vannoi Is helper In the stercotyping room
OF the Stats Zeitune.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
THE REPRESSION BILL.
Clause Eleven Adopted-Mr. Quinn Released
from Kilmainham jail.

LONDON, June 21.-In committee on Clause
Eleven Of the Repression bill, in the House OF
Commons last evening Mr.. Gladstone stated
that the Government proposed to introduce
words limiting the power of police search at
night to occasions when there is reasonable
suspicion that secret society is actually hold
ing meeting. The Irish members accepted
this as reasonable and important concession.
Clause Eleven was adopted by a vote of $50 to As.
- In the House OF Commons to-day Mr.. G. O.
Treyelyan. Chief Secretary for Ireland in OPP
posing various limitations to the right OF
search. appealed to the members to expedite
the Repression bill. Every day he said gave
the irish Executive fresh reason to regard the
position OF the country with deep and increaC-
ing anxiety. and added seriously to the respon-
sihility of those who prolonged the discussion
The police precautions for the safety Of Mr..
gladstone. which were recently allowed TO
iaESe. have again been resumed
=. The globe SAYS there is every reason to be-
leve That Thomas Wish. who MAS ARRESTED
MINIS and ammunition IN Clerkenwcii will be
tried for high treason. The ammunition seized
in Clerkenwell on Saturday has been exam
ined. 1t consists OF 10. 900 rounds Of cartridges
some OF which are OF Government manufac-
turc.
Mr. Quinn, late Secretary of the Land League
has been released from kilmainham Jail
DUBLIN June 2l.-Matthew Harris promi-
nent Land Lacquer. has written to the Free
mans journal denouncing the land rationale
cation scheme of Michael Davitt and accusing
him Of outraging the feelings of Irish nations
alities throughout the world and of sowing dis
cord and disunion among the whole Irish race.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22

SufYe ring In the we.t-A n yAAery ut Cahoes-
The Printers at ksca.alo.

CHICAGO June 2l-The condition OF the
strikers at Irondale. who struck against wages
averaging from $3.50 to tl2 per day. Is becom-
ing pitiable. Their reserve fund does not hold
out we'll and many Of them are actually suffer
ing. They only grow more stubborn. however.
pBefenring to depend on the tOYa Tor support
to yielding their point. The Hyde Park au-
thorities have given notice that they will not
on any sandtion give the strikers any aid. for
which declaration the strikers hold the Calu-
met Iron and Steel Company responsible.
CLEVELAND. June 1.-The Booth Mill was
started this morning, making rods. at the
Cleveland Eolling Mill Company's Works: and
the Siemeis Il Martin Steel Works will be
started tonight. on night as well as day turns.
Troy. June 21.-Jamcs Barter. one OF the
striking operatives OF the Harmony Mills at
Cohoes, was found lying near the railroad
he had been dragged and robbed in Troy. The
police. supp0siBg that he was drunk placed
him in 4 cell where he was found dead at mid
night. An Investigation is in progress.
BUFFALO. June 2.-The daily newspapers
issued their full number OF publications MS
usual yesterday aad this morning. The strikers
remain firm in the position taken by them. and
are very peaceahs The Courier in its edition
this morning, published a double-column ad-
vertisement for cen positors ut the prices de-
manded by the strikers. SO cents and So cents
nounced that none OF the strikers need apply,
and editorialy announced that the COURIER will
not be coerccd into engaging men and paying
prices by any foreign organ ization. The En-
press voices about the SAME sentiments and
advertises for compositors, Offering 80 cents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
PASSING THE WRONG nil.
The Mistake that was Made In the House 90
the Immigration Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-On motion of Mr..
Reagan of Texas. the House this morning
passed n resolution requesting the Senate to
return the bill TO regulate immigration passed
by the House on Monday. Mr. Reagan said the
bill as PASSED si sl.Axla intAal>a-
The Committee on Commerce this afternoon
began an investigation Of the matter. 1t is said
by members Of the committee that the author
Of the bill. Representative Van voorhis of New
York. recently obtained the bill agreed upon by
the Committee from Representative Richard
son of New York, who had been directed to re-
port the measure TO the House as substitute
Noorhis suggested TO members of the commit
tee thatin order to facilitate the Passage OF the
bill it should be reported by n member
OF the Democratic minority This suggestion
was agreed to. and Mr.. Van Noorhis thereupon
handed bilto Judge Reagan with tho remark
that II was the Immigration bill which the
COMMITTEES on Commerce had adopted and re-
quested him to present the same 10 the House
familiar With the Gi agreed upon by the com,
mittee discovered that the hill received by him
mittee amendments. and. assuming that the
omlss ions were inadyertont. undertook TO sup
hly them, But he failed To, remember, all of
them. and II thus happened that the hill as
passed by the House differed from the COM
mittee bill IN several particulars, The most
charges the expense Of returning paupers
criminals and others not permitted to land. TO
the nation to which such persons belong:
while the committee bin requires such expense
to be borne bv tbs owners of the vessels in
which they came.
Mr. Van yoerhis said tonight that the I'M
migration bill MS PASSED was the bill agreed
upon between himself and Mr.. Reagan and as
scnted to by other lnei abers of the Commute, on
Commerce that Mr.. Reagan knew when he pre-
scnted the report that II was not the identical
bill agreed on in the committee and fIered il
with full knowledge Of that fact; that Mr.
Reagan told Mr.. Hewitt that he had altered the
bill on consultation with Mr.. Van Yoer'his. 1t
was supposed that Mr.. Reagans eatA nittee
were satisfied with his action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22

The judgment of $4,000 obtained By Nsiot
Harold against the New York Elevated I,.iroAd Com
Isny in thet supreme Court OF Kings County, and
affirmed by the Court of Appeals Major liar.
rae injured in the accident which occurred
at Rortr second street the Third avenue elevated
road in March, 1851 by the msplscegsnt Of switch
whUt resulted in the deraneut Of train Tie plain
tin cis.mei that two Of his ribs broken, one OF
which penetrated his lungs: also that lie suffered con.
cussinE Of the spine which resulted ia chronic infa.
mation,sf the membrane rnvelopnc the spinal cord.
The trial took place before Judge Pratt in BROOKLYN
and verdict for SnUoo rendered When III. jiify
pOlleG the deputy clerk ALE tile 81
=. webb, Instead Of that OF john Viewer, who had
served duung the trial. Counsel for Tho rail.
road objected TO the verdict under these
and Appealed TO the General Term before whom IL was
shown that Never had served aud that the calling
IN the decision of the Court, saL that the amount OF
the verdict was not excessive considering that Major
Harold had by III, injuries received cen changed from
man in the full Nsfor OF health TO confirmed inv Iii.
The company took tE to the Court OF Appeals
the result mentioncS Chauncey Shaner appeared for
Major Harold md David Dudly Field, II Lieut. Gov
DOEsheimcr and John 4 Berger for the company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
California Democrat. ON the Chinese.

SAN Francisco June 2l.-The Democratic
State Convention this morning received reports Of
mttees. The temporary organization made per-
maneHt The platform expresses appreciation OF the
movement of the workingmen Of the East, notably of
IN opposition 70 mon>ye aud
the efforts IN behalf of the white man in Cali.
fornia;" deDounces the Chinese in California
as an "unrasked curse" TO the people. and an
insurmountabe otstsre to progress al sais TO the
Democracy Of the Union for delyerance and demands
that the next National Democratic Convention sha !
declare for the doctrine Of self and that IL
the party ntatns TO power shall take prompt steps
for the removal Of every Monaghan from the country
AYERS that the prctencc OF the Republican leaders and
orssns that the te1'ycar law has taken the Chinese
question out of politics Is d,ceifu In purpose
In factso long the Chinese remain In this country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
The ver,.ant Repusllcau Convent,on.

MONTPELIER June 2l.-The Republican State
Convention to-day nominated by reclamation the Hon
John l. Barstow for Governor. Samuel L, Pingle re-
ceired the highest vete for Lieutenant Governor The
platform refers 10 state matters almost wholly The
lowing is tn portion relating to the Administration:
Resced That in the utiuely death Of the late Pres
dent James A. GARFIELD recognize n great national
calamity; that We tender 10 President Arthur nssur
hnces of our confidence i'll his Administrations that
renew our devotion to the fundamental principles Of
publican government upon which the party is founded
and will maintain the contest for their supremacy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
PRICE TWO CENTS.
NEWS FROM THE0LD WORLD.
ENGLISH STATESMEN BUsT OVER EGYP>
TAN IND IRISH AFFAIRS
The Suicide ofthe French Secretary OF the
Control In Ale Observation-Disclosures Instruet-
ed na to his Action In the Conferences.


Control In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Instruct
ed as TO his Action In the Conference.
ALEXANDRIA. June 21.-M. Hoede, the
French Secretary Of the Control. has commit
ted suicide here.
The Project Of Police who is suspected OF be-
ing one of the prime authors Of the riot OF the
18th instant. and who. II was reported. had
died suddenly. is not dead. but is paralyzed.
Arab Pasha. Ragheb Pasha and Ahmed Ras-
child Pasha. members Of the new Ministry. re-
turned to Cairo last evening. The programme
of the new Ministry includes the maintenance
Of the status quo and the fulnlment Of interna-
tional obligations.
LONDON. June 21-A despatch to Reuters
Telegram Company from Alexandria says that.
owing TO considerable falling of OF the GUS
toms revenue and Of the railway and telegraph
. receipts and the suspension of the land reve-
nue., combined with the increased military ex-
enue specially assigned TO the service OF the
debt and the budget of general revenue not so
connected with the European Control.
The Times correspondent at Alexandria. dis
Ministry, says that Ragheb Pasha, the Presi.
aeat 81 the council Tps Minister Of FnSnce
ster Of Fnance Is the son S IS r eDw
Maltese. Ahmed Raschid Pasha Minister Of
the Interior, was formerly sub Minister Of the
mated Tor Minister Of Walks. '' n"' 'e'H n0'n-
. The Cabinet to-day settled upon the instruc.
tons FOR the guidance of Lord Dufferin at the
tonight.
Tho Standard this morning says there Is rea-
son to believe that there are differences In the
Cabinet in regard to the Egyptian question.
and that the reetirement OF the hight Hon. John
Bright, should active Intervention be decided
upon. is probable.
The Standarrs despatch from Alexandria re-
ports that the khedive has written to Arab
Pasha intrustng him with the entire COM
mand of the army.
A. despatch to the Daily telegraph from Alex.
andria says: The Sultan is urging the Khe-
dive TO return to Cairo. and several Americans,
including Stone Pasha. give him similar adj.
vice. The Ministers have ordered all Euro
peans in the employ OF the Egyptian Govern
ment TO return to Cairo and begin work."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
Shot by hts Paramour.

Mrs. Catherine A. Paa sch. a widow. aged 40,
who some years ago the defendant in q suit for
$4,000 damages instituted by Caroline Bremann for the
alienation OF the affections OF l~r husband Hermann
Breiuhnn, yesterday fhot Rremana in their home 5D
NilonghhS avenue BroOAlNn. Mrs iaasch was gro.
GERS widow IN WillRiusburgh when she met RreimRnn
tail who Is nearly feet tall wIih il. busly Ee
whiskcrs Bre.mHnn MAS then ANing in rOughkccpsic.
hut the widow induced him. he To leave his wife
and go 10 brooklyn. The jury gave Ngs. BreimGnu
$3.50, and he case was afterWE! settled N-s Paasch
retained Bfeimann Yesterday morning Ery'mRln. " IL
alleged struck her with smoothing IRON upon lie arin
aud she shot him in the left hin Mrs Psas,h ms
that she only returned lis blow with the pistol when II
accidentally went OF. Tile wound is not dang rous, Mrs
pgasCh was arrested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
BROOkLI.N

Commissioner Partridge has decided that he will Ma,
arnoih any fireman who does not Know some mcChan
iCal art or trade. w
Mayor Low yesterday AUponic Joseph " Sutplcu OF
Ia columbia rights chef clerk u tile License Bu
rean, in place of j L. Mitchell, resigned
Albert kueas found guilty ycsterIa, Of sending
scnrrllous communications through the mails to Mrs
k"se studwrl wife ~ charles NJ. StUdNrl lis uncle q
tughoat owner hut the Jury recoincn dcL linn strunl
10 the mercy OF the Court. "
Thomas Brady, Waterman Of 7s4 Fulton street
pointed BOYS pistol not knowing II loaded, at
Christian WHcmnan bartender at i!Gd Fulton street
YESTERDAY, SAYING III shoot NOu lie pulled the riE
ger and bullet entered WEchmsu le breast nGictins
q serious WOundi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
Shooting In Texas.

HOUSTON June 21-Early yesterday morning
on the Emancipation grounds, Chss. =. witham WAS
nred upon by negroes and instantly killed As Deputy
Marshal Glass lifting the body the dead man he
was fred upon bullet entering his right shoulder and
coming out OF the side Of his neck colorei bow WINS
Killed by stray bullet and named spencer WAS
shot in the back OF the neck John GLASS brother OF the
deputy went 10 hN assistance. hut disarisd and
slrci-d from the grounds notorious negro Politician
I'd Jamison has been arrested of the
of Witham. and frsaS Buhord eeinr party to the
shooting OF Deputy Ginss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22

PARIS. June 21.-The Senate has commenced
the discussion OF the bl for the readmssion France
OF American pork Baron de Larcinty charged the sup
porers of the bill with being health
of the working classes VI wurtz the reporter of the
committee stated that the formaites were
NuNGtous that commerce would the entire
mmtion OF the trade Tirard, Minister OF Commerce,
sai the Government accepted the hill IL then stood,
rescrving however the right apply microscopic in.
speciion Necessary The clauses the bill will be
cussed on Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
SPARKS FROM the 1ELEGRlpn

4 hrc In Gmour ( Go mill yard at Trenton Ontario
yesterday destroyed huhopb feet ~ lumber and six
houses which were occupied l.! The min hands Tie loss
II overt $4,000
Al the charter OAK trotung At Hartford YESTERDAY
Thomas irAlNs Elmer Of AtbNly won m the 81 class
in a7ls ~, and 2Sl, In The @Gig elias James I
OTIS Early Rose Of New York III ~. - p, 2ut
dutcau looks unusually serious and is uncommunica.
tive. warden trocker says that only few members Of
TIE pryss ana hc Jail officers WI I've permitted To wtuess
the hanging The salOws was erected DAYS ago in
the cast corridor of the north wing OF the jail No other
preparation Will he made until next week or until tho
death warrant 10 received by the warden formal an
pcaion for communication OF the sentences now IN Tie
hands Of the President '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
The Record in Mr. HutchIn.on'. Case.

The Governing Committee of the Stock EN-
change al special meeting yesterday considered the
request Of Mr. " J lIuichmsons counsel copy OF
the record Of the proceedings mud evidence upon which
Mr. Hutchinson was expelled from the Exchange. The
matter was referred To joint committee consisting OF
the Law COMMITTEES. composed Of BraNt0n Ives, H. ".
Perkins and tlias stead, aud n special committee
sstins NJ President F. \ Lawrence, = T. Russell Henry
Mclrs and Thomas Denny TIL" impression prevails that
the Governing Committee i not adverse furnishing
copy OF the record and evidence TO any one who may es
tahsh Il L. gal claim 10 IL,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
The Conservative Party Win In Canada.

OTTAWA, June 2l.-Elcctions throughout the
Dominion were held yesterday. The present Consrva
tive Government is sustained ny majority Of ~. being
about - les than they had last Term All the present
Ministry have been reelected, sir Albert Smith, the
Hon r. W, Auglin, and Sir RICHARD Cartwright leading
Liberals were defeated A. the next sssioa Is The
Governments intention 10 CNtcnd the time Of paTlia
mcniary terms from five years ~ al present TO seven
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
Suing an Insane wife for Absolute Divorce.

John .. Maynard. who was married To his
wife Maria Louisa Maynard in lS4a has brought n suit
against her for All absolute divorce for adultery,
aud applied Judge Lawrence for al order allowing
service of the summons by pubic. iiolL Il appcar
cester Lunatc Asylum Tor eight years, aud j. IN.
cUrahly insane. Mr. Maynard saws he learned
only recently of her offence which lie alleges was com
united before 1870 Judge Lawrence ssid Yesterday
that ho Will not grant the order until some ono who
knoMh the lATlies has Icon eArl Nd belnf OF tie lc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
King ortAe sehuetxen Corps.

Fully 1000 people assembled yesterday at the
sChueAen Park, Union Hill to witness the closing
monies Of the twenty NTH annual fcstyal OF the New
York Schuetzen Corps, under command OF cant. Her
mann u, busch Valentine Cook Of New York made the
best shot during the festival and was crowned King, lite
crowned the lawn fronting the castle by Miss
Caroline Busch the llycar old daughter of Capt Busch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
Seeking n Respite FOR GuItenu.

WASHINGTON. June 2l-Miss Chcvaillier Of
Bos'on secretary of the National society for the PRO.
lection Of the Insane had short iuterN lew with the
Presdeut YESTERDAY reference to GuteAus Ease md
arrang for AN audience with the President to morrow
when DIR. George N, BEARD OF New YORK and others mi
advance Arguments in favor of short respite for
hWtehu. ~ order 10 allow proper commission oppor.
tunity TO fully investigate the question OF his INSANITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
My.terl"u. Death orJe..e Bnilns.'. servnn.

BAL1sToN SRA. June 2l.--Distrct Attorney
Van Rensselaer, will cause the exclamation of tile re-
mains of Timothy NNdgan, Jesse Bilingss servant nj
Fort Miller and investigate the cause of his MYSTERIOUS
death Maddlghn a noted eccentric witness IN the
nlln.s murder case, and on June was found dead
L e nuI m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
Congregational Nominations.

The Democrats OF the Marion, Ind. Congress
slnnAl District have nominated j :. pai!rN.
The Third District Gr-CnhhCk Congress iunnl rouyen.
tlon ot Name has rcnOnnnated q, W Iadd.
The Republican Convention in the Second CunCr,s.
nona District % Minnesota have nominated Lieut..
Coy. James II Wakefield for Congress
Representative George ". Ladd was Yesterday noni.
at bangor