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BROWNSVILLE, TEX, August 3O.-Fii,y.
two new cases Of yellow fever are reported,
with three deaths, two Mexicans and
w. Z. Carrbury, manager OF the Western
Union telegraph office Some new cases
have appeared in Fort Brown, among them
being Major Wethcrell, OF the Nineteenth
Infantry.
DR.. Murray is doing all in his power TO
prevent the rgress Of the disease from this
city and county. Tie mail To- Rio Grande
City has bCen oidrrcd stopped until further
orders. Eight deaths have occurred in
Matamoras. The weather is very suliry,
NEw ORLEANS, La, August 30.-The
PicayuHes Pensacola special reports four
teen cas, $ OF yellow fever there 10 dn,e and
two deaths. The disease is confined 10 one
district, embracing four squares in the
lower part Of the city. There are no cases
west OF Palafax street. The city is other
wise very healthy. The Board
of Health have adopted mos,
stringent sanitary measures 10 prevent
the spreading Of the fever. The means at
their disposal is the quarantine fund only,
anl' this will son be exhausted. Nurses
are furnished by the Board. Disinieclants
have been distributed in the yellow fever
districts by Inspectors. The aspect OF
nilairs is mure encouraging to tuy.
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TorEKA, August 9o.--The recent warm
weather, while it has affected crops gen.
orally in the western part Of the State and
some special crops in other sections, has
not seriously injured the vast confelds Of
Eastern and South Central Kansas, cxccpt
those which were Of late planting. In the
eastern half, or corn belt, OF the State
there have been recent showers. In the
west rain is still needed, but there the
acreage is limited and cannot greatly affect
the general yield 81 the State. The best
sources OF information 1t Topeka still intji.
cate TINT crop Of 10000, 900 bushels a,
least will be realized. Statements Of an
increased wheat yield come to hani daily
from all directions, and the dry weathc,
has been favorable to the hay harvest.
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A ltOMANTICCASE,
A iiabcns Corpus auit OF Interest iu
ST 80 KanhRs. s.-r

a hhDchs Corpus Suit OF Interest In
KanAa-.
LEAvESwoETn, KAN, August 3O.-Hear.
ing ou the application Tor writ OF habeas
corpus TO secure possession OF child six
years old from Sisters OF Charity will he
had in the Probate Court here on the 18th
OF next month. The facts OF the case arc
that an English soldier married in Eng.
land, and a;cbild, girl was born. The
soldiers VILE CT me TO this couHtry under the
name OF Evans, bringing her child, Emily
G. Evans, with her. Her husband follow.
cd her and enlisted IN the army. Mrs.
Evans was for long time employed MS n
servant !or General Hancock while he WIS
stationed in Fort Leavenwortli. Her hus.
band was a Protestant and she WAS Catlo-
lie. In some way They brc.,nle separated,
he going back TO England. There. he found
himself the pnsscssor Of Il large fortune.
When he di, d he made a will, b, qura,h.
ing to his child the amounts due him.
which have been established at $40 600,
the will stating that the child shall BE- his
heir, III case she is reared in the Protestant
faith. The mother OF the child died in
this country, and being a Catholic, gave
her child 10 the orphan asylum in this city
known as the Asylum st. Vincent De
Paul, the authorities Of which r. fuse TO
give her up. The sisters claim that the
personal gilt OF the dead mother is more
binding than the will The case is likely
TO develop some very fine points in law.
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+. .""H. - H" r.. r.. f.. .... Dol. .....
To ENGLAND FOR IRON.
An OIL Tank nuiiirr'. Experience wifi
-.r rn the Strlke. .5 ~.

New ioRE, August 3O.-Among the pas.
sengers on tho Cunard steamer Servia,
which sailed at @ a. NJ, to-day Is James
Cuddy, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the builder Of
the great oil.tanks at Bayonne and Com.
munipaw. A reporter, hearing that he
was going to Eugland on uu important
mission, had conversation with
him OIL the steamers deck last
night. Mr.. Cuddy said that
his mission was to purchase iron for
oil tanks for the Pennsylvania producing
region. ~ am sent by the United Pipe
Lines" said Mr.. Cuddy. "The long strike
has disarranged business in that region.
The oil wells in our district arc producing
100000 barrels OF forty gallons each every
day and We must have tanks 10 hold Il,
for great quantities OF oil are flow.
ing away all the time. 1t Is more difficult
and costly 10 buy the iron in this country
since the strike than TO buy II In England.
j.! nm u tank.builder, have been an iron
founder, and have contracted condi.
tionally 10 build II large number OF tanks.
and each tank weighs ninety tons. | am
instructed TO buy a fixed quantity, and il
the strikes slieuld end now shall not In.
crease that quantity. Should they con.
tinnc shall remain in England and buy
each week as may be instructed by adviccs
from the purchasers here. could get a
tank loaded in Il week. The iron is partly
manufactured as buy lit, and is rolled,
sheared and, punched here. It is the OF.
dinary plate iron OF an inch thick. 1t
makes more business for the tank builders,
but takes 1t away from the iron mills. In
fact the strikes have proved great
misfortune to the trade in this coun.
try. Fully 10000 men are out Of employ.
ment in our town and district, OIL me-
count OF the strike. The money loss there
is not less than 5000, 600. The inen struck
on falling market, and it hus caused great
distress among their families, besides badly
disarransing business, and The business
there is gigantic.
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CiSclSSATl, August 80 a special 10 Il g
Ga:e'ie Jays the village OF Washington,
Ind, nine miles from Richmond, was the
scene OF a startling tragedy last night.
While Dr.. Thos. Cause WIS sitting in front
Of his Office talking with Mr.. Baker, Ar.
thur Erookes cameup, and, with an oath be.
gan firing ut the doctor. lie shot five
times and four Of the balls struck Ills vic.
tim, the last giving mortal wound, from
which death soon followed. Brookcs
went home. changed his clothing
and walked away, passing the doctors ot.
ilce. lie has not been found. Ths moliye
ior the murler Is said TO he suspicion
that the doctor had told Mrs. Drookes OF
lrookcs' intimacy with another woman.
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TROUBI.ESO ApACIIES
Rnitiing Ranches mud sinughicrlu= Poo.
pie by Wholesale. &

pbN ~ :"
SAN Francisco, August 30.-A Calabasas
dispatch says that n band OF unknown
Apaches raided that valley early this even.
ing, and, it is reported, have killed quite a
number OF men, women and children,
amounting to twenty in ALL. They have
taken all the ranches from Caabasas to the
line, and people are coming into Calabasas
for safety. JUS band have crossed the
line into Arizona. 1t is believed it is they
who are raiding the settlements. Captain
Madden, commandingat Fort lIuachahna,
is in pursuit OF the Indians. Tho raiding
OF Santa Cruz Valley and the killing OF
Martinez and his family yesterday occurred
only fifteen miles south of the tragedies
reported from Calabasas.
A Tombstone dispatch by courier from
Santa Cruz, gives an account OF the killing
OF persons by lndinna and Il general raid
by hostiles in that valley. A company OF
cavalry was sent from the Post to invcsti-
gate. Tne Apaches attacked party OF
American miners Twenty-Five miles south
OF Frontieras, Sonora, on Tuesday OF
last week. One man named Geo. keiien-
state was killed, and Payson Barnes
wounded. The others in,rencheil them
selves behind the wagon and stood off the
savages for several hours. The hostilcs
retired at night, when the miners returned
to Frontieras. Colonel Forbes and fifty
Mexican troops are pursuing the savages.
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wooDronp ro,, SENATOR.
Democratic Convention In the Ninth
sc"ntoriaI bIstrlrt--1hc Usual Racket
About Res0IutIOus.

Democratic Convention IN the Ninth
kenntoriaI DIstrlrt--lhc Usual Racket
About Res0IutlOus.
Special Dispatch 10 the ln,clligencer.
GRAFTON, W. Va, August 30.--l'he con.
vention called 10 nominate Democratic
candidate for the State Senate from the
Ninth district met here to-day. Hon. c.
W. Newton wasmadetemporary chairman.
There were 25O delegates in attendance.
Colonel Scott, OF Randolph county, was
made permanent chairman, and James
Scrogsins secretary, The usual resolutions
were adopted. The proxies from Taylor
county (the bone Of contention ut Keyser)
were admitted, and the kcyscr convention
sat down upon IN this respect.
The names OF Col. Thomas bradford, a.
A. Lewis and ASA W. Woodford were
placed before the convention. Before all
the counties had voted 1t oecalne apparent
that Woodiord was the coming man, end
the names Of the other gentlemen were
withdrawn and Woodiord nominated by
acclamation. There was no turbulence
and but little excitement, except upon a
resolution offered by some Of the smaller
counties fsvoring rotation, which was
promptly set down upon by the larger
@
The feature Of the convention was the
attempt OF il. ]. Snively, Of Grafton, TO do
away with the platform altogether. lie
as much as intimated that resolutions
were iirebrands in any Democratic con.
vention. This was truly refreshing in the
light Of the Keyser and Weston conven.
tions, and shows the spirit Of modern De.
A platform was finally adopted
out and out free trade in spirit, advocating
4 tritr for revenue, without incidental pro.
lection.
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From Sixty TO Seveniy.fiye Persons
swept AWny by The ConcEo FIoods,

From Sixty TO Sevrniy.Gye Persons
swept AWny by The Concho FIoods.
CHICAGO, August 30.-A San Antonia,
Texas, special says: The wires are down,
but private letter confirms the reports Of
the Concho foods. Six inches Of ruin fell
all over Northwestern Texas. It is csti-
mated that twenty-five thousand sheep,
besides horses, cattle, mules, and from six
ty to seventy. five persons, have been swept
away. About fifty houses ARE gone in
Laredo. The Mexican National track was
washed away badly on Sunday.
further distraction is feared when the
Concho waters reach the Rio Grande. At
Abiline several sheep men lost all their
ilocks and are almost ruined.
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SECOND DISPATCH,


Afternoon Scssion-Mr. Smith, OF Tyler
County, in the Chair General <;otr
Nominated by Accihinniion-An ont.
bur>t OF Enthusiasm.
Special Dispatch to the lntelliyences.
CLARxsuuRo, August 80, p. M-The
Convention reassembled at . O'Clock, in the
Court House. Every seat was filed and
the room was handsomely decorated and
the delegates comfortably provided for.
Among the delcgl'rs from Harrison was
J. D. Wilson, OF Ciarksburg, son OF Col.
Ben Wilson, who is pronounced Repub-
lican, and has been Tor a long time, al
though he has never felt free to embarrass
his fathers candidacy by taking an active
part in politics on the other side.
The following delegates from Ohio
county were present. c. P. Hamilton, G.
B. Jones, David Bell, John McCracken.
Alex Turner, S. X. Wallace, ". 2. EIub.
bard, Chris Leidl, Hugh Sterling, John
Frew, Wm. Philips, W. F. Peterson, W.
J. W. Cowden, John Clator, G. F. Taylor,
Jas. McAdams, Geo. B. Caldwell, G. b.
Hubbard, S. J.. McColloch, VIM. Hastings,
S. B. Farrell, E L. Post and Chas. Dunlap.
4 permanent organization was effected
by the election OF 4. B. Smith, OF Tyler
county, to the chair, with one Vice Presi-
dent from each county. John McCracken
represented Ohio county in the list oil Vice
Presidents. Mr.. Cowden was made Secre.
tary and Wotiindin Assistant Secretary.
Col. Sterling, Of Ohio county; D. S. Peter
son, OF Lewis, and Hanson Criswell, Of
Marshall, were appointed committee to es.
cort the President to the chair. On taking
the chair Mr.. Smith made short speech,
which was roundly applauded. The va
rious committees made their reports. Hon.
CD. Hubbard, from the Committee on
Resolutions, submitted the following
PLATFORM,
which was unanimously adopted as the ex-
preston OF the Conventions:
The Republicans Of the First Congress
ional district OF WestNirginia in convention
assembled, hereby affirm their adherence TO
the principles OF the platform oil the M.
tional Republican Convention held at
Chicago, and point with pride and gratifi.
cation to the record OF the Republican
party sinceit has bad the management OF the
National Government, claiming that it is u
party OF progress and reform. it has Sc
cured to us a restored union oil States
which mug. be perpetuated. It has made
freedom md not slayery the founda-
ton OF our government and secured the
equality OF all men before the law. It
has given us the best currency the people
have ever had, so that each dollar recog.
nized by the government Is the equal ot
any other dollar recognized by the govern
ment, whether Of gold, silver or paper. It
has largely reduced the national debt and
made the'credit Of the nation equal to the
credit of the most favored nations on the
globs, The friend OF labor and human l,la,
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SrmSGFIELD, August 3O.-The winter
wheat crop OF 1852 is the largest ever har.
vested in Illinois, except that OF 1850, and
reaches over 100000 bushels. Spring
wheat will aggregate over 100000. The
average yield is about IS! bushels per
acre, u trife under the immense average of
1870. The quality is much above the aver.
age, aud the crop was saved in good con.
dition. 1t will return the producers more
money than ony crop for fourteen years.
The county assessors return the acreage as
2,1755oo 900 acres oil winter wheat.
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RAILWAY ENrEHpRlSE.
Ayndicntc In Control OF The u aslling Ton
d Hesteru


WASHINGTON, August S0.-Wo.k has
been commenced in earnest on the WASH
inston & Western railroad, formerly the
Washington 4 0hio, and the syndicate
which now has control Of the road an.
nounce their determination to com p!cte it as
early as possible. The road has been COM
pleted to Round Hill, 5! milrs from
beyond this point p NIT to , snisEersyiIIe. vile The The
line has been surveyed as far rs Winches.
ter. Va, and the company is locating west
ward from that place with view to the
extension Of the road and the early COM
pletion Oil to Cincinnati, o. The Wash.
ine,on 4 Western Company has obtained
control OF the organization OF the Baltimore,
Cincinnati & Western, and the two com.
panies will soon be merged.
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.Ahor Tr0nhlcs III Raxfon

A.. 'S' August 30.-At Foster wharf to-
Lis,, Msn'y'ive Italians and Russian Poles
hais a ~ work on the steamer Otranto were
pI,rsss s escorted st by few police 10 take the
In,s nv, ,,,. y, lGheshoremen, when suddenly n
ou, n iuiIoer W. OF strikers hustled the officers
,yav 'is It way and pulled the "scabs"
am vii, II U'ler men are not obtained a
s,ps M ""' oe made up from the steamers
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DETROIT, August 39.-AIaihew Millarj,
OF Polo, lonia county, has been arrested
charged with poisoning his wife. She died
May 10Th and suspicion was aroused ut the
time. Recently Nlillard's store wasburn, d
and he was suspected Of setting fire to it
to get the insurance. This led 10 the dis.
interinent OF Mrs. billiards. remains, and
the stomach was sent to Ann Arbor for
chemical examination. The result OF IN
analysis OF the contents show, arsenic
present in considerable quantity.
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Pirates Board The Wrou- Vessel.

NEw ionH, August 30.-The British
schooner Mallard, from Corn. Island and
Belize, Honduras, on her outward trip from
this port, took with her cargo for Cape
Gracios and B!ueiields, Nicaragus, which
was shipped on the American schooner
Transit, ut Corn Island, to be forwarded to
destination. On the schooner's arrival at
Cape Gracios she was boarded BY six
armed men who overpowered the crew,
but they were in turn ovcrpowcred and
put in irons. The vessel WIS safely taken
into blnetlelds. The dctpe,aJocs were
handed over 10 tho American consul ut
that port. 5Et
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LOUISVILLE, August a0.-Quite an excite.
ment was created last night by the receipt
OF a telegram from the Health Officer OF
Birmingham, Ala, announcing that case
OF yellow fever was on board OF the north
bound Louisville 4 Nashville train, due
here at lao A.M. Doctor Montgomery, the
Health Officer, was sent to Bonneville to
meet the train and found the report to be
a hoax. 1t is thought that II New York
drummer, who 80. of the train ut Birming.
ham, started the report.
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4 Double Dyed william,

ALRASr,N. i,August 30.-The town OF
Glen, Montgomery county, is greatly
stirred up by the discovery Of the diaboli.
cAl acts OF John Palmer, a school teacher,
who attempted TO violate the persons OF
two girls, each 10 years old, daughters
OF John Putnam and Isaac Tullnadye.
Palmer has fled. lie has for long time
been inaltreating his older female nnpils.
lie is married, has taught school III Glen
twelve years and always proiesscd to be
very.religious and had the confidence Of the
community. L,l-.-.. 81 n
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The THriu Cun,tnix>Ion.

BUFFALO, n. " August S0.-The Tariff
Commission went into session here this
morning. An argument was made by J.
7. SchNelkopf, jr, OF Buffalo, in iayor OF
increasing the duties on aniline dyes 10 a
specific rate Of % or 30 cents per pound,
and by William K. Wright, OF Philadel.
phia, and Jerome Jones and Wilham R.
Norcross, OF Boston, and B. B. GIcnny, oil
Buffalo, importers Of ear,hcnware, in favor
Of the reduction Of duties on such goods.
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sergeant mason Arniu.

WAsnlSGroS, D. G., August SO.-The
case OF Sergeant Mason, the soldier who
shot at the assassin Guiteau, is again before
the Secretary Of War on q supplemental
report from Judge Advocate General
Swain, submitted yesterday. 1t is under.
stood that General Swain adheres to the
legal opinion expressed in his original re.
port, that the proceedings Of the court mar.
tial which tried Mason were irregular, and
that his confinement under its DECISION is
ILLEGAL. rs. EHE1tss ~ fst5 as 54fs-si :
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NV foRS, August 3O.-Thc incom.
Hsaavel to this city is now heavy, owing
@"E TO tile return Of people from tours Of
rv'su'e, and partly to the arrival Of West
,.., i" 1GM ", southern merchants. The mum.
,h,, " !; MESSENGERS !; now arriving is SO great
nnmlas IL - Ii'IicuIt TO provide 4 sufficient
ior tbsm y, u'IaT,ng.room and sleeping cars
eys,~ WI, L., IIu all the cars and coaches OF
ID n:a Nh" belonging to the company are
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AliAbouta Woman.

A- VEGAS, n. NJ, August coin a
melee at San Jeronimo, in the mountainy,
Jack Perry and N. Gonzolcs were fatally
shot and three natives badly wounded.
rerrys suit for the hand Of zcnoriin
aroused the Mexicans' vengeance rerry',
parents reside at Baton Rouge, La. Officers
are alter the gnlty parties. -..-..,I :.
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GounItes. Garfield IIiancock.I Weaver.
"'Aha Convention X. OF II. Judge
Cochran to OraCc. 5 .a

CHICAGO, August 30.-The first grand
@aTocation OF the Knights OF Honor will
e shsld here September II and Is. About
p"N members have been invited. The
VI ast meeting will be held at Mccormick
"Ab September "A, in the evening. Among
%e ". orators are Judge Cochran, Of West
'hsnn, Judge Breckenridge, OF Ken.
"cSY, and Judge Crawford, OF Illinois.
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THE IRISH ,QuABBLEs,
Trays Sentence COndeIn neti-C stables
Threaten 10 Strike.

ConK, August 30.-The corporation has
passed resolution condemniny the SEN
tence Of E. Dywer Gray, and demanding
that he be released. The Corporation has
also resolved to confer upon Gray the free
dom OF the city.
DUBLIN, August 3o-At a meeting OF the
County, Down Police, resolutions were
adopted demanding an increase of pay and
pensions. Two constables were appointed
10 attend the Commission ol Inquiry in
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'aney Thiuk itn Grrn, ,Tnt,vTn.ro

a.sss a.ssssoNlSG1oS, LIS, August 3o-Im-
vtI sri S'owds visited the wonderful gus
es,s.. sua witnessed the exhibition OF its
h kf@INy. !, y Two houses were lighted with
and n,s olazed on lamp posts in, the yard,
snail sS'a useu III cooking and to operate i
20, i, eIstae. sI The flow will for the pres.
ion, .irn,, Snut oil, aud no more public exhibi.
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A Srn aud rntnl rr.n.

Little FAILS, \. Y, August a0.-A new
type Of fever has appeared among the opera
,ives in the Little Falls knitting mills. Four
OF them have died and % are i'll with the
malady. The Board OF Health and physi.
clans are investigating the disease. N
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Coronation orihe Gar,

BERLIN, August 5O.-The representative
Of 4 great power at St. Petersburg having
asked the Government whether he should
hire rooms at Moscow in autumn for his
use at the coronation OF the Car, was in.
formed that the ceremony certainly would
not occur before Nav, -g
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FoIIcr Won't i.csisn ir Nomiun,.,

WASHINGTON, August 30.-Sec.ctary Fol-
ger, in All interview to-day with cores
pondent, denied that he would resign at
once il nominated for Governor OF New
York BY the Republican convention. He
said, III nominated would be bound TO
accept, and il another is nominated
would not feel sorry. Neither wonld /
TO gla II | myself wr r, nominated"
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Scoyi,Ie's Sou.iu.I.aw RcIc,.c,,

{ CHICAGO, August 3O.-W.3 II. Harper,
George scoville's son.in.law, arrested for
the larceny as bailee OF harse, was re-.
leased on a compromise OF the case. Har-
per was in Jail once before on warrant
obtained by Collector Harvey, who chary.
cd him with brackmailjpg, I e
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An Ohio Mar, AruIn

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, August SO.--Last
night negro. while stealing potatoes, was
shot at by Captain Murray. While bring.
IIn1g him to jail the negro died. Captain
Murray is an Ohio man. .'''
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~iGl,e Rail kfnpf.st

lSDlASAroLis, August Ex-senator liar.
rison addressed a large audience at tie
Grand Opera House to night, which is the
publicans. 49, ~ ~ ~
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Colorcd nroll,er n, wc,t poIn,

NEw foRK, August 3O.-Forty.two out
OF forty.seven applicants appointed by
congressman for Admission 10 the military
academy at West Foint have arrived there,
and all nasscd ,hp medical examination 10.
day. Among them il thsI coIored appii.
cant from Florida, Lemue!SW Livingston.
He is nearly six ieet in height, and je.
black,
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Exp"r,nii"". "r. Sc",ch Iron.

GL.s'ow, August "D--rhe Scotch irtn
n'a,l' rs have resolved mol torntinuc their
ustrm-nt with the Cleveland iron
masters TO restrict The output Of pix iron.