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THE EsrxISG DEMOCRACY.

Oar PnrkcrsburE Correspondent Makes
n BuIi's.Eyc Shot mt Long Itnnse-ihe
War or the Park ersburs Fnctions-Ilie
House Of Camden Versus the House Of
Jncison-The True 1nwnrtlness Of the
Point Pleasant Contest.
Special Dispatch 10 the IntellIgcnccr.
'pAExErsnrRG, August l6.-Owing to the
Sunday School habit OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company ut this place Of closing
its office At eight O'Clock in the evening
the feverlsh anxiety Of the people nj Park
ersburg TO hear the news from Pt. Pleas
ant is destined not to be gratilicd 10.
night. I, however, avail myself oftle wires
OF the B. & 0. line 10 send You the result
rs fur as received here, trusting you may
be lucky enough 10 hear direct from your
correspondent at the seat Of war, at later
hour before going to press. Your, cores
pondent here will claim Il chrome for the
correctness OF his surmises us published III
the INTELLIGESCEE Of today touching the
opening ballot at Point Pleasant, inasmucb
US Eustacc Gibson received Just as many
votes .ns ny table assigned him, and the
other candidates werp not three
votes out Of the wny, except the
starting vote Of Hoes, Of Mason county,
which after NIL l. consider merely iceler.
/ mention this fact in contradis,inction to
the wild dispatch to the Register from this
place, which was inspired by Senator Cam
deu's influence. And, by the way, the
fight going on at Point Pleasant Is really a
contest between the patron oi Charlie Sea.
bright's winter overcoat and the JacksoniaD
bnuch Of the Democracy. Dave Leonard
is backed by the Oil Kings cash, who de-
lights to do anything to crush Governor
Jakes aspirations, and although this feel
ing may not be manifested on tho surface
between the two, yet nevertheless exists
deep and bitter. !
Upto this time, 0 =. NJ, We have only
heard the result Of the 7th ballot at Point
Pleasant, and can get no niors news until
It isthe august pleasure of the greatest telo.
graph monopoly on earth TO open its bust:
ness doors in the morning. But from what
have heard and am able to gather here,
it is quite apparent that Parkersburg will
be unrepresented in the Forty.Eighth
Congress in the person Of any Of her rs.
a "a - q - I 4.
'piran,s for a nomination at Point Pleasant.
Cabe il county is the soil wicreon the
rose will probably bloom this time; and
this rose will probably be Gibson. And this
result is natural enough, because parkers.
burgalrcady hasthe Goyernorship and Q.
s., SenstoRbip, which is about as much Ms
one town can comfortably sustain.
1t has been noticed here to-day that the
Register said that the name of ex:Judge
Moore was not mentioned MS a candidate.
The query arises. Il his name was not men
toned why should the Register say that 1t
was not. This seems to be particularly
interesting conundrum at this time; to u
large number Of Democrats in this village.
Iclose this dispatch without any infor.
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TU.DAY'S OH. NEWS.
Lively W0rie Among the Wells In the
New Region.

Lively WOrie Among the Wells ia the
New Region.
WAErES, Pa, August lG.--Cornen Bros.
well, that WAS shot yesterday, and made no
response, was.tubed tl,is morning. 1t will
make less than n ten barrel well. Brenne.
man and IIor,on's wildcat well, on G4I,
reached the sand yesterday and was shot
down and boarded up. Preparations are
being made for ,ankase. Opinions rs TO
the value OF this well are different.
Some report it rs dry, while others
think it very light. The owners will
say nothing about it. The following
wells were torpedoed to-day: Mcdonald,
on di5; Anchor Oil Company No. 3, on
6iI; Book < Grace, OH go; C.S. Miller, on
CD. The Glycerine Oil Company opened
up their well on 657 this morning. 1t start
cd OIL at biz ratc Hoch ( Ford were
Obliged to add another lead pipe to their
vel! on BI2, it flowed so fast into the gus
p.lre that they feared it would burst. sam
Haiey vii! open his well on 672 today. 1t
Is situated to the west OF lIoch K Ford's
suSher. Simcox & Myers No. . Bald Ridge,
,sporlei ,p yesterday RS flowing, is only on
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~us--1l1s
TEX ~ CATTLE,
knoriuans Receipts Rt ChIcago-Mca.
ures to AbRte the Cattle Fever.

knoriunns Eepeipts ut ChIcago-Mcas.
,ures to Abnte the Cattle Fever.
Z CHICAGO, August lG.-J. II. Sanders, OF
this city, a member OF the United States
Cattle Commission, saysthat for the month
ending July 18th, Chicago received nearly
$4,000 Texas cattle, greater number than
ever before in The same time. These were
mostly slaughtered and those not killed
were kept apart from the domestic >cat,le
and are not likely to infect them with the
Texas cattle fever this year, although East
ern breeders who have not learned how 10
deal with the disease are troubled, with it,
Mr.. Sanders thinks that the cattle fever in
the East is from cattle shipped North from
the Southern S;ates east 0l' Texas, where
cattle are afflicted with fever, Mr.. Sanders
snd other ,llembers Of the com mission will
start for Qaehec to-day TO examine the
quarantine uystem there, with u view Of
Nlorilng similar QUO nj Portland Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Within two weeks tha will allow direct
importations OF tine cattle from Europe,
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GIBSON NOMINATED.
SLAUGHTER OF THE lNNocENrs.
It Only Took Thirteen nAliots to Se.ile Al rhei,
A'plratlohs-Where Now are Leonard, Jack. \
ll bon, llaasler, and the u,Ati-"Goue ge
Whtre the WoodbIne Tulntth."
Special Dispatch to the In,clllscnccr.

Special Dispatch 10 the intclllgcnccr. sas. .
PoISr PLEASANT, August 10, 10 =. NJ
Tho Fourth District Democratic Con.
gressional Convention met here at | | A.M.,
to-day. Jerome Shelton, Of Lincoln county,
was chosen temporary Chairman, and &.
W. Tippett, editor of the Point Pleasant
8tyts'tr, Temporary Secretary. After The
appointment Of the various Committees,
and the going through unimportant pre-
liminaries, the Convention adjourned for
dinner and met again ut or VI.
On rcasscmbling, Judge K. S. Brown, OF
Jackson county, was announced as pcrma-
ncnt president OF the convention, and Il.
Il. llorner, ofparkcrsburg, Secretary. The
following candidates for the Congressional
domination were placed in nomination,
viz: Eustace Gibson, OF Cabeli county;
Col. }. S. S. Ilassler, OF Jackson county; D.
ii. leonard, OF Wood county; G.. E. llogg,
of Mason county; Capt. Gum, OF Mason
county, and Judge j.. NJ. Jackson, Of Wood
county. 4 q.
The first ballot resulted as follows: Glib
son IS, Ilasslcr 81, G. E. Ilogg o., Jackson
so. Necessary to choice l59. No nomi.
nation. a5 Et4r, .G.5.i
Second ballot-Gibson l0l, Leonard 50,
llassler 10, IIogg 40, Jackson 10, Gum Is.
Third ballo;t-Gibson lOi, Leonard 81,
llasslcr Al. lIogs AZ, Jackson 40, Gum II,
Judge Brownl. 4
Fourth ballot-Gibson 103, Leonard 81,
llassler ., llogg 76, Jackson ", Gum 10.
Fifth ballot-Gil,son l0j, Leonard 40,
Hogg IL, Jackson g., Gunn22
Sixth ballot-Gibson 10, Leonard so,
Hogg G7, Jackson G3, Gum 81, Sehon |.
Seventh ballot-Gibson ll3, Leonard 80,
llogg G3, Jackson O., Gum 10, Sehon II.
After this ballot the Convention took u
recess until $50 r. NJ, with the prospects
good for Gibson. On reassembling the
ba.loting was renewed with the following
result:
Eighth ballot-Gibson ITO, Leonard ~,
Ilocs 81, Jackson GO, Gum 13!, Simr-
son !.
Tenth ballot-Gibson 1913, Leonard 80,
lIogg a, Jackson G6, Gum -.
Eleventh ballot-Gibson l23, Leonard
40, Hogg 9G, Jackson Gl, Gum II, Simp.
son |.
Twelfth bullot-Gibson 1881, uogg &c,
Jackson 90. I
Thirteenth ballot-Gibson lo9, IIcgg 96,
Jackson 30.
After the thirteenth ballot, the names Of
IIogs and Jackson were withdrawn and
Eustace Gibson was nominated by accla
nation.
Eustace Gibson, Of Cabell county, was
nominated yesterday at pt. Pleasant by
the Democrats OF the Fourth District for
Congress. He will be remembered rs the
Speaker OF the House Of Delegates here
who once upon time issued an order clear.
ing the galleries on someslisht provocation.
He speaks the old Virginia dialect in all
its strength and peculiarity. II he ever
gets 10 Congress they will mistake him for
"the gentleman from Culpepper, sah.'
They will be surprised to learn, that he
halls from n section OF the country where
the English language is spoken. However,
he is not there yet.
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EVANSVILLE, ISn., August 2l6.-rhere
were no new developments in the murder
case today. The funeral this afternoon
was very large. The hotlls. were viewed
by thcHsanils. hev. Father Bultman, in
his sermon, cautioned the people against
mob law. Sheriff Kcrlh, in the silence Of
night, conveyed l.enhart "a Nooneyille.
When the citizens in the lower part Of the
city hepst. thls they were very indivna MT,
Alta Lutte hour n runor has gained cre1lcnoc
that u large body Of men arc ponsrepa.ine
in German toWnshin 10 20 horseback 10
bonneville TO iyach Lenhart. . There is bu,
little doubt but that this is true, as thc
people seem 10 no determined that Len.
hart must hang. The wires are not work.
inr TO bonneville, and the authorities cun
not be notified, ,{P g.sSs y 5,i - =,
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DEMISE OF SENATOR uILL,
lie Dies without Even n Trcmor-
Syn0psls Of Ills Career,

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NJnop>is Of Ills Cnrecr.
ATLANTA, Ga, August lG.-About two
o'clock this morning Senator Hill was
found to be rapidly sinking, and his
breathing was very difficult. lie contin-
ued to sleep, however, and ut Il few min.
utes after six his death occurred without n
struggle. He died from exhaustion, For
several hours before his death it was
evident the end was ncar Soon after day-
break the ianily. were summoned to his
bedside. There were present ut his death
the following persons: Mrs Hill, Is. II. Hill,
Jr., and wife, DR.. X. +. Ridley and wife,
Senator Hills daughter, Charles D. Hill,
his son, two nepliews OF the Senator and
DIR. Wright, the attending surgeon. Four
hours before his death he made sign for
a hyperdermic injection Of NOR
PHO, x which was administered.
He appeared 10 be awake and
conscious several times, but could not
speak. At 6ila he was apparently awake,
when he closed his eyes gently and died
without even trelnor. The funeral will
occur Friday.
l'NhJ"h''ii At"aNSS llII Nts UOTH III JAS
per county, Gu, September l4th, 1928;
received classical education, graduating
ut the University Of Georgia, ut Athens in
1871, with the highest h0nors Of his class;
studied law and was admitted TO the bar
in 1915, and commenced 10 practice ut La
Grange Ga; was member OF the State
House OF Representatives in 1851, and OF
the State Senate if 1859 and 1850; was
defeated as the American candidate for
Congress in ls5l against H. Warner, Dem.
oeral WIS defeated aa the AMERICAN can.
didatr for Governor Of Georgia in 1857
against J. i. Brown, Democrat; WIS
II Presidential elector,. on the Fillmore
and donaldson ticket in lS5f, and on
the Bell and Everett ticket in 1850; was "
delegate 10 the State Convention oi 1851,
and ADVOCATED the Union until secession
had been itrevocably resolved on; WIS
delegate TO the Georgia Confederate
Provisional Congress; WAS elected
n Representative from Georgia in
the Forty-iourth Congress Ito fll
vacancy caused by death OF Garrett
McAlillan) and WIS reelected to the
ForIy.liith Congress, but resigned, having
been electcda United States Senator from
Georgia. /. He took his seat March 5, 1877,
and his term wauld haYe expired March
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McreIyu Fabrication.

PlTTspURGIT, August lG.-In an interview
tonight in regard to the alleged selling out
OF the Labor vote to one or the other OF the
old political parties at the coming conven.
ton in Philadelphia, prominent leader Of
the labor party said that they had no erf-
dence Of such an intention, hut that the
calling Of the convention in Philadelphia,
when the, western part Of the State had
two representatives In Eastern Pennsylva-
mia, was regarded with suspicion, n, y
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eoop steady soaking rain set in about
,,,,clock l.st night-a rain that was need.
I. l,,,od theatmosphcre aud touch up the
'' n iu.,a little. The corn, by the way,
W" y !'.'no,,ed inm all points hcrcabouts as
'", ',,, .nlculidly. We are assured that
y"' W ,n,saranccs indicate n full average
:" Nr Brown, onc'of the most intclli-
N,s ", ,rptn Of Belmont county, tells lis
. S',o,,. uillb n full two.thirds crop.
W.. ". voor, The hachman on tho Mt. Pleas
-, ' ,,p,e tells us that the wheat Is thresh:
r.. ou, fncy in that region, and us for
S,r % and potatoes, there is literally no end
:, ,ltein H..
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spccitl Dispatch to. the lnielllgancer.
sTEuuESvIILE, O., August lG.-This eve.
ming, James Denny, stock dealer Of Louis.
vile, KY, fell from freight train near
Golfers Station, and was killed outright.
At the time the accident occurred he w,ls
about TO jump from one cart 10 another.
lie was taking u lot OF sheep TO the East.
Ills remains were brought to this city and
taken to the Imperial otelto.night. 3g. |
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special Dispatch TO the lntelliIcnccr.
:. tWAslIISoroS, August lG.-The death Of
Senator Hill, Of Georgin, though long ex-
pectcd, was received with profound regret
by all classes without distinction Of party.
The patience and manly fortitude with
which he has borne his terrible and long
protracted suffering have made n genuine
hero Of him in the eyes Of the people. lie
was much thought Of in Washington, not
withstnnding lis political and other prcju-
dices, and was always much better man
than he got credit for among those hy whom
he was not well known. Ia. -.'..
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Cured to DCnjt,.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, August l6.-A most
peculiar and distressing accident occurred
at the ferry landing here to-day. An un.
rnly COW, while being driven from the
boat, attacked y party Of women on the
river bank. Airs. West wus nearest and
the animal plunged one horn into the side
Of her face, it passing clear through;
coming out on the other side, and literally
tearing ava! the entire lower part OF her
face, The Woman will die, : N
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Tho Chesnpenkc and Vblo cnun,.

Tho Cliesnpenke anu ohio Chnnl. y
!!&.WAsInSGrcs, August lD.-At q meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Chesapeak. and
Ohio Canal, which will be held tomorrow;
its Is iilh!,oHpsht'by |, many people hereabouts
who claim 70 be familiar with the situa.
ton, that Lewis Cass Smith, 'of Allegheny
county, Md, will he chosen President.
Smith is q strong personal and political
friend OF Mr.. German, ". ( - / 4 SlI.i
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promise to offer. We stated that we vt
believed our position first taken on the
lst oi June had been fully sustained, and
compromise would be n compromise
with wrong, outside the fact first stated
that the business would not Justify any
advance on tho old card. After express.
sions Of confidence In Brown, Bonnell &
20. md Its officers, and thanks for the
good will manifested mud expressed the
committee retired" No further change In
tho situation here, and the iron workers
arc .retlcent and are undoubtedly waiting
for instructions from Pittsburgh. T-'"..' :
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TO Attend senator uiI:., ruucr,

WAas!H!lISssT9S, August lG.-senators Ia.
mar, Morgan, heck and SALISBURY, ascom.
panied by Col. sneed, Assistant Postmaster
OF the Senate, leave tomorrow morning
for, Atlanta to attend the funeral OF Sella.
tor Hill. The funeral will take place on
Saturday, to afford ample time for those at
II distance 10 reach Atlanta. The south
front entrance OF the Senate chamber is
drapcd in mourning and the flag half
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NEw YoRK, August 1G.-Nails secure q
pretty good amount OF attention from all
regular sources Of demand, and the market
is preserved in healthy form all around,
according to most reports The production
is fair, but no great increase OF stocks
shown. We quote on basis Of 50 40 Tor
l0d to God for usual sise invoices. I
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sr. Louis, August lG,-It is Nnaers,ood
that the Gould roaia Ia 1cxas, together
with the uous'on 4 Texas Central, the
Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa Fe, the Galveston,
Harrisburg 4 San Antonia, tile Galyt atom,
Houston 4 Henderson, ,l,e Texas & ST..
Louis and other loads within tho cotton
rnislng aisifcla. are not going 10 allow
;Hst freight agenlS to med1lu with the cot
ton this yeai Tl,rse roads propose To route
their own cotton and issue their own bills
Of lading hereafter. fI,S,
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Ear.cr NecaIilneti

ALLENTOWN, Pa, August lG.-Forgeries
were discovered amounting TO several
thousand dollars committed by George J.
Bryan, recently in the lumber business
here. Bryan left or the 4th Of August for
parts unknown.
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The CIncinninti, mumIIton & Dayton.

ClSclNSArI, August l0.TAti q special
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Cincin.
natl, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad held
to-day, the proposition to issue 81 100000
in preferred stock, in shares Of Sl00 each,
was adopted. 81 r. 'f F s gli
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sPtcill DlspaIch 10 Tic Intellllencer.l y MI
ii WASHINGTON, August lG.-Henry Page,
OF Colorado, Chairman Of Ute Commits
sioners, left ior the West, accompanied by
Richard Sylvester, OF Missouri, disbursing
agent Of the board. They 20 via St. Louis
to Denver. The other members preceded
them several days ago.
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4 PKOt'OSlrIOS
To the Democracy Of the Second Dis.
irtcf. O

7" lHt UeIh0crNty OF TIC Scc0hd DIS.
tricf. q
GGn lntellisrncer:
The following suggestion is submitted
tOihe respectful consideration OF the De-
MOcrlcy Of the Second district: Let the
llose and Lucas Executive Committee
aGrce that lloge and Lucas shall each
stand Us candidates. TO be voted Tor ut the
October election. Ii neither one is elected
r; it be stipulated that the one securing
the larger vote shall he the Democratic
candidate for Congress in 1881. The
Grcenbackes and Republicans will cacl,
have II candidate in the field. Let there
he Il free fight all round. -
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Other Points.

ConoEs, N. y, August lG.-Alills are run.
ming with Increased force today. The ad.
vantage is with the mill.owners, and theii
ultimate success Is predicted. ..I
WlLKEsnARnE, Pa, August lG.-Work
began ut the liullenback mine, only a few
driver boys returned; their places are filled
by laborers as fust as they cin be procured
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"a WASHINGTON, August lG.-Onc hundred
and tiity millions OF the y bonds haye nj.
ready been surrendered by. the national
banks alone, and there is every reason 10
believe the amount received from those
banks will aggregate nearly SlS0,OOO,0OO,
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(, -, !--<<$=-=T--S=-,5ls 4,
The Fireuien'H Convention,

ROCHESTER, August l0.-The second day
Of the Firemen's Convention passed of
successfully The attendance was large
and tho programme to-day included
complimentary. drive to, the delegates and
tests Of aplaratus. n. ~. "a I
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AlYnlicn In Lumber.

CHICAGO, August lG.-rho Lumber.
mems Exchange to day advanced prices on
about half Of the grades quoted in the
official list, which will supplement the
August list. The advance is from'50 cents
10 81 per 1000 feet.
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which Killed BOULDER;

KANSAS CRY, August 1G.-As Martin
Boulder, n farmer, with two young sons,
was driving home from here tonight his
horses became frightened, and Boulder
was thrown out OF the wagon and killed;
and both boys injured, it is thought,
tntQlIy,f t'H p Fsfig. .f"F ~ .,.l ertI
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SOrtllwtssfcru (rOt,A.

!, i4CRoSn, Wis, August l8.-The tlrst
y, 'oaa ~ OF new oats was sold here yesterday
a. A.. ~ cents. The wheat harvest in tho
,. ,a.'ey is nearly finished. Farmers arc
troubled with furious local thunderstormS,
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FnlnI BoilerIExpto.ion.

FpkDERIcxsuuna, Va, August lG,-A
fireman was killed anu two laborers were
severely hurt by the explosion Of a. boiler
ut Clark & Bros mill, near Parkers. u
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pQtsOuctl by JchSaujuc.

CuNnERIASp, Mn; August IDA three.
ycar.old daughter Of Albert DcalI was
poisoned today BY drinking yellow jessa.
mine from M old pedieine bottle. She
died in an hour,
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Hallway, Accident

NEwnunu, n. y, August lG.-Frank
McDavitt and Thos. Foley were killed and
John Cormody, contractor, severely injur.
ed By y construction train on the West
Shore road st.iEing water tank which
they MCrc rGmOYiIia
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LuSESnuRG CouRr House, Va, August
lG.-In the murder trial Of Garland, for
killing Addison in dnrl, the prosecution
to-day gave notice that they wanted 10
produces the three pistols used by Garland.
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3BASdoR ME., August le-Large gangs
ot2r,cnS today; are cleaning the streets Of
the dehris, Tie terrible devastation Of the
storm;;is confined almo5t entirely to Bangor
mud RreWer. tssE ( \ j . .. " o, q j y. ii&l
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]. BunlISGroN, VT, Angna, Ex-senator
Eiuunds has civ, u 81, go for ,he cn,low.
lncnt ii u roum a: Tie" Mary Fletcher lIo..
pi,al f"r ihr use 0i y"nny t"uale p,,irnis
in memory Of his lately II; erustd daughter.
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OF lie GnId nu,t Esuia.inu

OF The Gold Dust rs rio.ion.
CAlRo; August lG.-sThs. following per.
sons, wopadcd, from tho. stcainvr Gold
Dust, we're brought to this city from Eirk.
man By The steamer llicksbuis, aid piaced
in the Marine ll,s!i,rsH llriiry iiarts
rouslahoNi; iS'risr.' Washington, ron,ta.
noui; Tom G:bs''r, t"llslnlinn'; Mr., nav
Pack, passehgrr. Al! ale Lyins well, NY
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NrwAnK; !; NJ I August lG-Gottleib
Enghafler, while drunk tonight, probably
fatally shot his wife, IT, )
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Ghe g''telligettaEr
,o. y, nn,l ~ fourteenth Eirrct.

r,u,1ors are selling in Cincinnati at 80
~. rer buslrl, pola,ocsatSl 5Onnd $9 90
",I =. h,rrrl, peaches s. 80 and 81 90 per
P..h,I onions 81 10 per barrel, Concord
vs. ,.. n, : and s cents per pound, and
'4,mcIons at $40 90 to SIS 90 per 100.