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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-10
WASHINGTON &OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

BEGINNING OCTOBER Is, 1881
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington At 900
a. M, and Alexandria at 9:25 a. H., daily, except
Sunday; pass Lecsburg, going Westward. at ll;3o
p. IN, and arrive at Round Hill at 12:15 p IN.
Leave Round Hill at 1890 D. NJ pass Iceshnrs
going Eastward, at Lilo p. H.. and arrive At Alex,
andria ut Bio p. M, and ut Washington nj 3%'o
p. III.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington at 4:20 p. m, and Alexandria at 10
p. M, daily, except Sunday, and arrive at Lees
burg at GAO p. III. Leave Leesburg at GOO 4 H.
and arrive ut Alexandria at S:15 a. M. and Wash
ington at $50 4. M.
G.S- Passengers from Washington will take the
washington and Ohio cars ut the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad station at 9:20a III. and i:2Op.
m: and go through without change of ears.
The 9:23 a. IN. train from Alexandria and l2:'u
pm. train from Round Hill connects at Round Hin
with GOSHERTS Daily Line of Coaches for Sink
ersville, Berryville and Winchester; also Redman'
Line Of Coaches, which leave Leesburg daily for
Aldie and Middleburg.
Both trains, Westward, make close connections
at Vienna with Sision's Line of Stages for Fairfax
Court House.
COMPUTATION TICKETS 21l, cents per Mile
ANNUAL TICKETS, $50
r. II. HAVENER, G.. I. a.
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STEAMERS.
WAsH1NGToS STEAMBOAT COMPANY
LIMITED)
STEAMERS.

Boats between WASHINGTON and ALEXAN-
DRIA will run promptly us follows, viz:
Leave Seventh street wharf Washington, ut
7:3O. $40, 9:3O, 1880 and 11:30 4. M, and
1870, 1:3O, 2:3O, 800, 400 5:3O G:3O and TOO
p. III.
Leave Alexandria at GOO. 7;3O, $50, $50,
10:30 and 11:30 Il. H.. and 12:3O, 1:;'o, .2:3O,
$50, 4:30, 800 and 6:30 p. III.
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DLACK DRAUGHT, or Liver Medicine a,lver'
Dtised daily in the Gazette; most valuable
medicine for liver complaint, indigestion s'rA
headache, &c. in bottles at so cts and 81 eacn
with each 81 bottle we present fine map Of lne
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POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
The steamer ARROWSSIITII leaves It'll street
wharf. Washington, ut Il. NJ. and Alexandria ut
7:3o Il. M. EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY for all river landings. On Mondays
us far as Nomin Ferry; OH Thursday Nomini and
Curroman on Saturday Curriom:in and leonard
town. connects ut Shepherds with b. %. X. r.
G. w. RIDLEY, Gen. Manager.
Capt JNo. s. WOuD. TT. l. Pass. Agt. OILS
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w A. JOHNSON & Co,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS,
Have on hand GlBSON'S XX, XXX, XXXX,
and PURE OLD RYE OLD CABINET and
MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAKERS and
THOMpSON'S PURE RYE WHISTLES, to which
they invite the attention of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignmcnts of Flour, Grain and Country Pro-
ducc solicited, for which they guarantee the high
est market prices and prompt returns.
/. Northeast corner OF Cameron and Royal streets
scp14. Alexandria, Va
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POSTAL POINTS.
The New Arrangement, and How 1t
Effects LEGAL Affairs.
al N fkI

rhe New Arrangement, and How IL
Effects LEGAL Affairs.
Special Dispatch 10 the Re0iaer.
WAsHISsroN, August 12.-Under the
general law the Postmaster General is re.
quired to readjust the salaries Of postmas.
ters OF the first, second and third class
every two years, basing the compensation
upon the business of their Offices for the
preceding year, ending March Slst. The
compensation for 1882 has been completed,
and postmasters of these classes will be
paid at the new rate from July 1st. When
the compensation is under $1,000 post
masters are called fourth class, and receive
their appointment from the Postmaster
General. Above that they become Presi.
dental, and are rated third, second and
first class the latter receiving from 5000
$4,000, the latter the largest rate allowed,
except by special enactment.
The postal service Of town, district or
State is one of the most sensitive indica-
tions of its business and from this stand.
point the figures become interesting and
useful. This table shows an increase OF
revenue, and consequently the increase OF
postal business in the larger towns OF Ohio
of ia per cent, in Indiana 4.55, in Ken.
lucky 432, and in West Virginia OF but
SIS, alittle over one-half of one per cent. as
compared with the adjustment in $780,
There are but ten PostOffices in West Vir-
ginia that are Presidential offices and can
therefore not be taken as furnishing ,onclu.
siye indications of the business growth OF
the State. They will, however, serve for a
comparison with one another and doubtless
furnish good standard of the relative bus
mess industries of the several places. They
are as follows:
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Salary OF Postmaster.
NEW CUMBERLAND.
Heavy Wool Sales-The County Seat
Question-Obitu
Rpecial Dispatch TO the Register.

BpfC1u DlSpdtch 10 he hegtstTs
tys-,Sss ysRxRrssD, W. Va, August H.
Mr.. A. II Freshwater, the leading wool
buyer of this county, took in 5000 pounds
of wool herr to-day, and has 10000 pounds
more purchased, to be delivered in two
weeks He is paying thirty-seven and thir-
ty-eight cents, and says the latter figure will
move the best clips in the county.
Messrs. Shay d Cowan, who are buying
wool in the esstarn part of the county, and
also over in Washington and Beaver, took
in about 5000 pounds, to-day, at Frankfort
Springs, at thirty-seyen cents.
An infant daughter OF DR.. G. L. Beam
mouts, aged about four months, died at l
O'Clock this morning and was buried this
afternoon at 4
A call is issued for citizens meeting In
Town Hall tonight, for the purpose OF
adopting more energetic measures in regard
to the removal OF the county seat from
Fairyiew to this place.
The mortal remains OF G.. w. Stewart
were escorted to the cemetery on the hill
this afternoon, by large concourse OF his
late friends and neighbors. The services,
which were very impressive, were conduct
ed by Rev. Wilson, of the NJ. P. Church,
assisted by all the other pastors OF town.
Pail bearers--Capt. John Porter, John
Campbell, s. B. Johnson, @. A. Freeman,
Capt. +. J. Garlitk and M. b. Campbell.
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sTEUBENyILlE.
Fatally -Ditd-Seriousfy injured.
St,ecinL Dispofch % khe RenkHter.

Fatally Seriously injured.
Special Dispceh 10 the Reotsfer.
SrEUBENvILLE, August 12.-Mrs. Kitty,
an old lady GO yeats of age, was struck by
Panhandle train this evening and badly
cut in the head The cut may be fatal.
Mrs. Thomas Speedy. Of Richmond this
county, who. was horribly burned BY 3
lamp exploding. on August ID, died, to-
day, after terrible suffering. Mrs. Speedy
was but % years of age and had been mar
ried only four months,
A boy named Connor, OF the Sixth ward,
while out blackbenying yesterday after
noon. grew suddenly dizzy snd fell, strik-
ing his hesd upon sharp stone, making q
dangerous cut ''"' .a ~ r
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Mr.. I0cAs.
Hi-sIde Of .he story and His Inten-

Hin Side Of the story and His Inten-
s#.rr. .r aions.
6pectai Dtspasch from &af Correspondent.
KEYsER, August 12--The REetsrsR rep
resentative called upon Hon. d. B. Lucas
at his headquarters soon after the adjourn
ment of the convention. He was asked IL
be had any statement to make. and in re-
ply to several inquiries, said: my friends
were in the main representatives. of the
palmer but more reliable people, having
no aspirations for Office. They readily
yielded most Of the committees to the men
more accustomed 10 committee business,
not dreaming Of fraud. II any one thing
has been settled by precedent as
s, Absolutely Necessary
to the transaction of any business fairly. it
is that the vote on all important questions
slouId be by counties, because there being
tlSrsinued ea Fourth Pagel
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THE w., p. AND Q. ROAD.
Prospects fer It's Early Completion
SpecSdl Dhpdtch 10 the Rnuistsr.

Prospects fer Its Early Completion.
Special Dhpatch TO the Register.
PARKERsBURG, August IA new in-
terest has been awakened here in the pro.
posed Wheeling, Parkersburg and Charles
ton Railroad. Parties. who represent the
necessary capital to construct the road
were here, today, in consultation with
Senator Camden and Vice President
Thompson, will view to intesting in the
enterprise, and while nothing definite has
been arranged, yet we are safe in saying
that it is quite likely that the. preliminary
steps taken today will result favorabiy.
The Wheeling, P,rkersburg and Charleston
Railroad is not dad by any means, and an
opportunity for Investment, such as this
line presents, will not go begging very long.
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THE BOILERS.
Proceedings OF the Lucas Clan.
r,l-....I.h 49,, q. O,n ~ nn,-r.nar,o r{enI

SpeciaI Dispatch from sag Correspondent.
KEYsER, W. Va. August 12.-Shortly
after two o'clock the Lucas men from the
various counties of the district, having
withdrawn from the convention met in
the Odd Fellows Hall and organized, and
r. W. Bayler was chosen chairman and X.
s. Mshelberger, secretary.
Delegations reported from each county,
and nominations for candidate to Con-
gress were called for, when John Foley, in
a short speech, nominated Hon. ID. B.
Lucas, and amid applause his nomination
was made
= BY Aeclamation. ..
Loud cheering followed
The following gentlemen were then sp-
pointed as the Lucas Congressional Com
mittee of the district: Geo. Baylor, Jeffer
son; A. J. Maple, Marion; ID. W. Gall, Bar
bour; A. G.. Davis, Monongalia; A. W.
Kercheval, Hampshire; James Vanmeter,
Hardy; P. J. Crogan, Preston; W. E. Tai
bott, Tucker; John l. Pierce, Mineral; r.
s. Eichelberger Berkeley; c. W. Newton,
Taylor; c. NJ. Pendleton, Morgan.
A committee of three will be appointed
by this committee to prepare an address to
tlSe Democratic voters of the district. The
assemblage then adjourned with an enthu-
siastic endorsement of Lucas. ..-.
what Lucas Says.
The REGISTER man interviewed Lucas. He
said that he would send communication
to the State Executive Committee stating
the cause of his withdrawal from the con-
vention. He denounced the action Of the
Hoge men in forcing permanent chair
man on the convention, and says his
rulings were arbitrary and partisan
throughout; that calls for divisions were
frequently made, but not listened to, and
finally, when the vote on the majority re-
port of the Committee on Credentials was
put, they called for a division and the
chair would not consider it, but declared
the report adopted on, viva yoce vote.
Lucas says he then refused to submit
longer to such treatment, and his follower
withdrew from the convention. He claims
that on basis Of the Presidential vote he
would have had in the convention from ten
to twenty more than majority.
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FOREIGN.

CoYsrANrINoPLE, August l2.-The foreign
ambassadors have united in urgent reprer
septations 10 the Porte regarding the egitai
fi6ii s6Sihtt ChfhfinB II Syrla aud the
other provinces of the Turkish empfte.
France took the initiative.
PARIS, August l2.-The proposals for the
collective protection OF the Suez canal have
been accepted by France.
WoIseley on His Why 10 Egypt.
LONDON, August ia dispatch has
been received announcing the arrival OF
General Sir Garnet Wolseley at Malta. Al.
ter brief rest there he will take bis dc.
parture for Egypt, and it is expected he
will reach Alexandria by Wednesday
morning %.
PseparInG for an Outbreak.
DUBLIN, August i2.-The government 10
making extraordinary efforts to insure Q
prevention Of an outbreak by the Land
teaguers and their sympathisers on the
erected TO the memory ot Daniel 0'Connel,
the Irish statesman, which Is TO take place
next wekk. -
Reinforcements have been pouring Into
the city during the past month and ut che
present time there are more troops massed
at the barracks than at any time since the
outbreak in 1873. Every precaution has
been taken looking to a strict Observance
of the law, and should an outbreak occur
1t is feared there will be much bloodshsd.
Land LesEuePs In Conveattsu.
4 MAScHrsTER, August 12-The Conyen-
tion Of the National Land League OF Great
Britain Is now in session In this city.
Many Delegates are present. The sessions
are secret. 1t Is impossible TO ascestain
the nature Of their pIoceedings.
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CHICAGO CHATTER.



CHICAGO, August 1.-THE movement Of
wheat for the week shows q material de
crease in stocks. The syndicate say all but
10000 bushels of old spring will 60 out
before Monday night An old operator
having eastern connections says his Gus
toners will not buy in Chicago unless the
committee on July defaults conpels the
defaulters to live up 70 their contracts
Buyers must have a guarantee that they
will get the article when they buy IL
Others have made like statements, and say
trade is purely local. The market is firm
and higher. Corn quiet Large buyers are
out of the market Oats unsettled and the
stocks exhausted, but the feeling beaSish
in anticipation of larger receipts Pork
dull and lower. Neither side show dis
position 70 operate. Lard dull and weak.
Stocks have been, materially reduced dur
ing the week, but there Is apparently no
speculative demand. Short ribs are scarce.
and the stocks have suffered heavy re-
drction this week, and gmsagcr offerings
prevent trade. The mofeuent Of money
to the country Ii small. ell - 2
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FRENCH JUSTICE.
End or Noted and Extraordinary
Trial.

vERsEILLEs, August 12:-The Court here
has sentenced 70 death Fenayron. retired
apothecary, who murdered his wiie's lover,
another apotheary named Aubert st Cha
Ion. Fenayron's wife, who, at her hus-
band 8 instigation. inveigled Aubert 70 visit
her on the night Of the murder. was sen.
fenced to penal servitude for lie, and
Fsnayron's brother. Lucien, who aided
him in the crime. to seven years servitude.
The trial excited extraordinary Interest ~
the prosecutor did not press for che er.
treme penalty in event OF the jury consid'
eriDg that fenayrsn was actnated solely by
jealousy. II appears that the jury must
have adopted the view favored By the
prosecution. namely. that Aubsrt was muir.
dered 10 prevent his divuiging the guilt Of
FensyIon in some cs'>ot poisoning BY the
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WHEELING. W va. SUNDAY MQRNING. AUGUsT 13. 1882 -

before they accepted any reduction. 80
much< <hey have won. And the next time
the ef5lpieFefs attempt to reduce the price
Of miSfng they will either before On stimuli
toneoely; reduce the price Of the product
fhis looks very much like the writing OF
. mani who expected TO surrender. The
Panhspdis miners have made q gallant
struggle against great odds and deserved
better Success An operator Expressed the
opinion today. thatthe price Of coal would
advance as soon rs the mills started up, and
that then the miners would be paid cents,
SO they may get their reward after all.
,iG Notes.
Aposse Of deputy sherifs returned from
the southern end Of the county last even
Ing, from an unsuccessful hunt for the ar
rest of certain miners on q capias, issued
on the information of T. B. Robbins q Co,
for conspiracy. The game had scented the
hunters and had quietly stepped over into
Washington county. n
The miners of the Phoenix mines have
held meeting and decided that they want
q suspension Of work all over the district.
The sheet iron manufacturers are pre-
pairing long memorial 10 the Tariff Com
mission, asking for readj justment of the
tariff on gSods in their line, on q more
equitable tsis. 30: +.
Klomars superior mills still continue to
run succfs sfully With non union men, al
tllesSf thH auadty Of work turned ants5x:
said to be indi iiierent. Is ~.
Some people think the strike will end be-
fore the first of September. BRIAN.
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Lewis Cssuty nspsssseses.
s.,Sr<,S Dtsnofrh N fAe NeOlsaev.

wEuoS. w. Va, August l2.--Tha IAwh'
county Republican convention wss held %,
day. William X. Wilson va, nominsss1
for the House Of Delegates and Joseph j.
Gibson for County -Cohniasisass. Ths
nominltio sss eonsidsssd scst, end ~
men q worthy citlzcnA.
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POLITICAL PoiETsFRon AtlseeylUMs

Apcc1dt CNteepoaoeNce 0sNout A9Deshtt : :
: CHAaLisros, ~. Wax AsSHss fE-ke6.
Wfthnanains - ws ass - hAvg . ~
tiea this ihli, tkershvesy I)sliv h<lh4 n1G.
sNUut it-syen lss than ,eae mitAttngx
owixg 70 The fact that there sfs - usny
wAo9s looking fsfwsrd 10 Poltioai psslses
ment As stnerse thing svsr3 midway
10 in ~ lsast way ppelftiA sstsfss1 ~ ~
takss . Astiso, that . Mad and fm11>Sns
oenstit,,sau Mn sheae q atll t1rh1-'
he caly tkingsmnysaitlse W11u1et4r
make Il istissstins thia ~, 4. tAs nbaAa
nation anaslscttsa 81 OsAtY FspesssalAs.
tives from this KanavhA county. Tks'
woods are fall ef candidasss of ~ shapes. ;
si.es and political oolors. 50 q, he hsnt.
is still onsand II is very Ssrd 10 tsll w.
will eapturs shs game. his.suits csttaiA, =
that
ts..5a ysAgs Ressuse1~ sa sc /.
win not saccssd himssif. unisss- It. b stgv
the kmperancs vots, which, bsrths NV. !,
will b pretty straight one II this county
II Il believed, By the anti tsnp3sanas peo.
pie, that the Temperance amendmeut VIII
b put through, and that the n6A. A.lt6enso
element viii gain ths day. To beck up he
belief, the endliosnss people say that ont
side o. the larger toGni o. tne 1tsW ~
license 1ueeuoo, suoSiWsos I'll
ried WIN pop ~ 1S tess. pvS.a.n
IL wouA NOT o nsro 70 og, y sosr St
Q lew counues-sout ! o
the Iniro eistncs' Wnien sssae u0
liquor deslen .r..
et -
free passes, ETC., Is bone 81 contemucm wIm
some OF our people, Hon. Z. W. Mhaa
cratic convention nc introduces resoluuons
railroad officials, but the re:oiuuons afe m.
variably set down upon ana our hororAoie
friend is sent to grass; lie ehsmplons nus :, ,
honoet conyictionsb both Physlcaily snd mus-
cularlyl l learn that MS chsncss arc veg
fair for reelection. - o =, :,
The name OF hon. W; A.. usrneL not !"
admired, ana II u very aououu ynGuN 20 .
will be nominated even, as y cnAfed
that he Is too much OF . nnroso
against the common people. = my MI SssU,
nians osnss .,, :, ,,,,sent @r' : '1'~' q
my ss sn ~ S-.:, ,s..
A quiet effort 70 being made 20 ue we
Republicans aud Grsenbacken pus - un'
derstand y there wiil DC no Iuss -
latter think thsy can go " a,one.
only few OF the latter In tne covnsy, s"G
as there are but lew Of the hepJnncnnH q
am under the impression that tne DvmO
Gratis will swamp everything. unless theEc s.
be fusion. The Republicans will nomiu.
ate strong ticket for the legislature, and
unless the Democrats awake W, sense g
duty the former will gain the day ey III
hunt The rule Of the DemocrAu ~ I'll
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MYE.sDALE, Pa. August IL "A cosl train
in going up the heavy grsde betwees this
place and Cumberland, on the B. Il o. rail.
road, brokein two. The engineer slossd
up TO hitch on again, but misc.lculated the
velocity of the coming cars, and several OF
them were wrecked. The engineer John
Grsff, then started With his engine, No:
234, for . telegraph Office 10 give. notics OF
engine Nc. 215. Engineer Fry, whom
another collision occurred. both engines
being badly smsshed. and Gnf havins
one foot cut oh, After being attended by
DR.. W. II, Msysfs, Of this plsce, be We
sent to his home 1t ConnelisvilIe. frains
were delayed ntsfd hours ~ The wreck. u
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prspnH, 9, Asss.s 9 g:
singular, and perhaps tstais ooc64eqx 49,
place. While walking lnDm Q 1AtooS -
FELL and struck his head With snch yidegne
heard from he vas insenAblt, And ~
thought the iajury to his tvala weuId pspsp
fatal ~. =, .. 4 =. ,s.... =. :
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a, A,roneae = - noonwnws

waspcA. INuI., AsG.e tA--NhA -
tion on the Mipnsspoi6 so40l Lsejs eol1
The rails spsssd. thiosipg ~ casR ep9nlo
embank ment Three m0n we're h.atly -
jsred and forty sustsisSd n3asso asN -
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DrTR6n. August Eth, Great Western
transfer steamer has Been released by con-
sent of the Erie and Chicago Car Company,
and traffic is fully resumed. 1t looks like
IN early settlement The boats were
turned over 10 fhe Graad Trunk astosrey.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

NV fosr. r I. Asgss - =
d csstso,,. a ,1sa1sst -. 80 ,ie@1rs
q E;ss::s.s 81; :::'sS 4 s.: 50 8 y:
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: cHa.tnuos, y. ,yt, A.e.s. l1TY:si !. 3
iscrse time AlleI RhlIyson, a hintea, III
e<aie, has bees working ~ NSs. WeEnsf.
near this city. An. tsttnaey spsuns -
hetseen hss laVshtss Aaaie, Is yeass ~
snd RsDysos, and Isst piQbt- the eoacse
eloped. Tie mother pot the ceee 10 u
etbut the olnccn ars sfttf 0tnAe: : =
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saxsAspoAH, Pa. Angus ia-M1Dk.
con shooting match this nornisG Hsefs
Ficewaater missed end socidentsitx1Act
Robert Parker, . nephew Of ssustes fsfk-
er. OF this district. neahy biowinG - ths
TOD Of his skull Parker died Smn0 06la1elys
Eicewahter surrendered 70 the aathafida
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PApucAH, Kr. august 2.AIn Caldwell.
county. KY, to-dsH Badd md Risly Camp.
bell, brothers, were fired upon While p q
house By mob. They returned the frs
and killed one Of the assailanss, wboi nred
the honse, smoked the men eat sedn1s'
died them with bulietts. -.---s-A----
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E0GE NOMINATED,

.,,d ,ay's Proceedings OF the
I'IS"r ISS.mocratic Congressional
Convention at kyssr'
,;v.Iv and interesting Hair-Pull-
' ino' TOnuus-Lashins, Ear
Splitting Time.
!, ,,io Makes a Manly, SsnslOie
Plea for Harmony, but
without Eject.
\. lucas Men, Failing to ContrOl
The Convention, Conclude to
Flock by Themselves
,5Os Hous RsnOnlnatsd by the
RsUuIars, Speaks His Piece and
Gives Some Good Advice
Fss so,tsrs Organize and Nominate
Fan. 3. Lucas, All In inc
Interest of Democracy.
L,,.,;s,, with the New Malone, In
which Ne Intinatss Hopes
Of Republican Aid.
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Up Before Daylight

Iis morning and prowling about the town,
pld:ng caucuses in dark fence corners and
sui iur the man who was sure to be the
bit congressman.
At g..n the court house was crowded to
r'm"~t capacity, when Chairman COfran
|euttd the rostrum and declared the con-
|ntlCn in session
The committee on resolutions TeYo-tsi az