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The Travellers Accident Insurance
Co. is the largest in the World. $1,000
for "a hours, only 20 cts; $500 a
week if hurt oil $1,000 if you die from a
result of accident in 80 days.
j. W. BRUNER L JOHNSON.
l0sep2t Agents.
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Fine hosiery and neck wear, Just re-
ceiVed at Sparhawk Bros, opposite
Dyer's. lOsept3t
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For first class watch work go to
ZEHNER, JACKSON & BUECHNER's.
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MINING.
Mining Patents Obtained.

And all n of legal mining bust.
uess attended to-. ]. q. Baird, attorney
at law, Cheyenne, Wyo. tt
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TO to Polack's before you buy and
save % per cent. Sep. 9th, IF.
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Boots and shoes-the best at the
lowest prices are to be found at
Polack's. Sep. 0th,tf
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How doth the busy little ny,
Pursue each shining head,
And make the bald man curse and swear
Enough to raise the dead.
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CLOTHING.

Polack takes the lead in showing the
largest stock, and lowest prices for
Mems and Boys wear. Sep. 9th,tf
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small dwelling, containing three
rooms.
1t j. 9. BAIRD.
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Un%derclothing at Polack's that an
not be excelied for prices. Sep, Stiff.
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& Historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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\ IIANDSOIIE PRESENT


hau"-N ~ ~ As ~ ~ We
Nelson f. Whitaker, Esq, one Of the pro.
prietors OF the Crescent Iron Works aud
manager OF the same, hus always enjoyed n
popularity among mill meR, especially those
u his own works. and Il little act OF appre-
citation shown by him last Saturday nIrht
has served to elevate him still higher In The
minds OF his workmen. The regular meet.
ing OF Crescent lodge No. s, A. 4. !. & S.
W., was held in Its rooms corner Twelfth and
Market streets that night, and the lodge had
been in session but q few moments when yo.
ciferous cheers were heard issuing from the
rooms and causing the large passing thropr
In the street below 10 pause aud listen. The
occasion for this outbtlrSt was the reading of
letter OF presentation accompanying a
most magnificent lag. In the letter Mr.
Whitakc. expressed his qualification at the
friendly lveiius and "uniOniSm" which exist.
cd between themselves and the company, and
the president. appointed committee to drift
such resolutions lis they deemed necessary to
express In some measure the gratitude OF
The lodge The committee, after brief pc.
Rod. reported the following:
FeSoired, That 1t shall be our constant aim
to cement the bond OF sympathy, coopera.
ton and good will that has marked our in.
tercourse with the generous giver, and that
II shall be our ain in the future TO merit
the many tokens Of kindness We have 70.
ceived at; his hands, and We shall especially
cherish this emblem OF all those attributes
which command our admiration and bind us
to his interest with bonds fstccl. i5iie
s The flag OF standard size, mounted on an
ebony staff, surmounted BY an eagle and
trimmed with heavy silk fringe, cord and
!asscls. 1t Is made of very heavy silk; In
TACT, It's n beauty, and TO- say the members
were pleased with the gifts but faint ex.
presSlon OF their feeling rs. 49,.
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VI boAEp STEAMER DluRSAL,
orr SlIoEr CREEK,
OHIO nfyER .July lE 1860
a"lIomc Again From Foreign shore.


A young gentleman of dark complexion
WHO used TO be not entirely n stranger to the
Wheeling public, and who reached The acme
OF his fame in connection with a prominent II
not responsible position in the Young Mems
Democratic Club Of this city in tile cam.
paign OF 1850, returning to his home in The
city yesterday after not altogether volun.
tary absence OF considerable more thnn n
year. 1t Is scarcely necessary to name the
individual we refer to; OF course we mean
Fred, alias jeff Davis The moving tale nj
adventures by land and sea detailed by Jeff
in his letters will be remenbered: bow
he shipped rs laborer for a fertilizer
company in Baltimore. to 20 to n little
island In the West Indies; and how when hc
got there he wanted the worst kind 10 come
right back, but could not. lie now tells mn
equally thrilling story OF his escape, which
lie says was effected by the connivauce of a
well.meaning but misguided English sea
captain, who sccreted Jeif In u hoeshead on
board his vessel until the ship had left the
island. After some little knocking about
the boy found himself once more upon his
native soil, and he lost no time in
hastening to his grandmother's home In this
city. Jeffis not quite so risky rs he was of
yore, but he no doubt knows great deal
more. lie Is arrayed in regulation nav.
al uniform, and presents an an
pearance which is the delight OF his bosonn
friend, Monkey Turner and the wonder
and admiration OF all the other colored bovs
Soberly speaking, JeiIis now in n subord.
mate position In the United States Navy. and
is much improved In manners and anpear.
ance, fact which his numerous friends will
be glad to learn. lie now bids fair to he n
useful member of society. 2 81 d !, I. =
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST, JAMES HOTEL

ga Howe, New York C wcidman. Columbus
wv a Giileii. 81 Clairsville A Castor, City -
John Murray, Canton p @ johnson, city
will r BRADY, Bellairc I'M Ernest, " Va
~ Combs CD Nuzum, Pittsburgh
II Siizum, Tuscaloosa g Crawford city 4
NC Martin, city ~ \ 4 Stout. Lima -
Cleo butler, Beiiwood j W narr, Wc,t Liberty
.JIM Workman. BIO " y luyersolI Srwnrt
W. Mitchell, Zanesville NJ Andrews iitica :, =
4 W,Kirk Flushing s77sW II Oliver. Columbus
N Mortified, Fairmont X Mrs Glllrspie Mis- : - 4,
I II q Whalcy, Pittsburgh u wallas Ginriniatl
.WWayman, # Dennlson " II Grigsby. Columbus
y trancis Newark = 90 e Jones Newark - !
IL y Lowthcr, siscnsville II Walk & family. Aumr,
y pGibson, jackson Strom, 81 Louis 5;f|
q + .Ashmeatl, Phila d Bliss. city Ill 81
Il Will, Chicago John Hear, Lancaster =
q Petldlcorl, Baltimore J Burshell, 81 IauI = .
TT Johnson, iIoston ,-S.A + lsorlaud, Washington
q 7 Shcchali. Dapton tff II Suxuni, y Martinsy'l
II STOPPED, Pittsburgh (, va = g; ~
"A Fisher l. family, Murraysvillc. 81 e 9s
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C0UNCIL AND THE COMPROMISE.
Tie Ordinance PASSES the First Rrnnci,
H Unchanged.

A meeting of Council WIS called for Satur.
day night. but only the First Branch had u
quorum for the transaction OF business. In
this branch the ordinance ra,ifying the COM
promise between the u. Il .. and F., ". 4
X. Railroad Companies, was taken UP on IL
first reading in the form in which it passed
the Second Branch. Mr. Hall offered seven
amendments to the various sections, some
OF them similar to the propositions to amend
made by Mr.. Kimberly in the Second
Branch and rejected by that body. and some
Of them differing in purpose and in form.
The main object sought, however, was the
addition to the ordinance OF provso that
the track south OF the creek the p. W. &Ky.
railroad should be union track for the use
of all railroads coming into the city. In sub
uniting the proposed amendments Mr.. Hall
explained that they hal been drawn up by
the City Solicitor, and were by him consid.
cred vital TO the proper protection of the
city's interests. They. were rejected, how
ever without exception, and almost without
consideration. The ordinance was then
rushed through under successive suspcn-
sions Of the rules, and passed in the same
form in which it came from the lower
Brunch.
The Branch adjourned without transact
ing any other business
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g Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Freeze, OF the Sixth
ward, celebrated on Saturday the hftieth an.
lniyersary OF their marriage. Their sons
Isaac and Jacob presented Mr.. Freeze with Il
gold headed cane aud their mother with nm
elegant set Of jcwelry. Mr.. and Mrs. Freeze
are among our oldest and best known people
.andiwcwish for them continued years Of
shnnpjness g9s5.-t rs ..l7H-. -. =
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Prize Fighters Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1G.-Jamcs Fitz.
henry and John Doyle were arrested To-
day while engaged in prize fight. VIM.
Clements, who drove the men 10 the battle
ground and two reporters were arrested fer
abctting the fighting. The principals were
sent to iail. Tho Others were released on
bonds. Fitzhenry had been severely pun.
ish1l u-" q. - -
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RIVER NEWS


or n General Nnture-A Defense for the
Pilot Houses.
The pretty Katie Stockdale passed up yes.
terday about noon.
The U. S. dredgc boats are still at work nj
the mouth OF the creek. zr.a
The river still continues to fall. last even.
ing''s marks indicated depth OF feet
inches.
The st. Lawrence left Saturday evening
with very small passenger list and little or
no freight.
The Scioto having been partially patched,
started carly yesterday morning for 1T. Pleas.
ant to 30 OH the docks for thorough repairs.
The Diurnal carried the excursion party
from Steubenville yesterday. To the gentle
manly. officers connected with this fine boat
weare under obligations.
sNndes-This elegant steamboat. which is
one of,the most commodous s,ern.wheelers
ntiie Upper Ohio, is due to-day from Gin.
cinnati. For that point It will leave TO NOR.
row afternoon. \ lovlier trip than down
the Ohio at this season OF the year cannot be
taken. especially II one goes on the Andes
Capt Mnhleman, master, and Mr.. Mart Noll,
clerk. Z; -:
In conversation with river men and pilots,
especially the latter. nearly all have ex.
pressed themselves as disguised with the fol.
lowing, taken from the Belaire independent
OF last Wednesday: "a very good regula.
ton for the management Of steamboats, on
the Ohio river would be the exclusion of ali
persons except officers OF the boat from Il
pilot houses. The fact that women of yery
questionable character arc frequently found
In the pilot houses is notorious. There Is no
excuse for such lack OF discipline as is
common In pilot houses, md n regulation ex.
Guiding all persons from this favorite resort
OF loafers and fast women will hurt no one,
and will add to the safety OF
travel BY water" This Is very unjust:
while perhaps 1t might be advisable 10 make
arule, making the pilot houses exclusive as
those on the Hudson river or Long Island
Sound, stillthe Ohio river pilot houses are
not US bad us the article referred to makes
them. In fact they ale frequented by the
very incest OF people because il is so quiet
there. Every caller is invariably treated |
nicely BY the pilots no matter who they are, |
but the classes referred to seldom visit them:
they make the decks their haunts where thew
have plenty OF room to catch the unwary.
8 CINCINNATI, June lG.-Rivcr eighteen feet
six inches and falling. Weather fair and hot
LOUISVILLE, July lG.-River falling with Sk
feet in the canal and OK feet in the chute.
Weather clear and pleasant. ,fil Y l7F-{
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KALAMAZOO, Mlcll., July lG.-Last night
burglars attempted m entrance 10 R. s.
Babcock's unoccnpied house for the sum.
mer. Officers had pointer and were on
watch. In the scrimmage in the dark q
burglar WIS mortrlly wounded. His name
Is Geo. Stephenson, and was painter by
trnlc, rr
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Personal! To Men Onlyl

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will
send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men (y0ung or old) who are
afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality
and Manhood, and kindred troubles guaran.
tceing speedy and complete restoration Of
health and manly vigor. Address rs above
n: D.-No risk is incurred, rs thirty days
trial is allowed. TrstW
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THERE will be meeting of the Camp meet
ing Association, on the camp grounds at
Moundsville, oil Tuesday, the 18th inst, at
10 o'clock a. n. Persons having business
with the Association will please attend. 1t
is desired that rs many Of the stockholders as
can make 1t convenient TO attend should be
present. n..... e .s.Ht.. = .....-.
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New ORLEANS, July lj.-John Young,
employed by the New Orleans Pacific Rail.
way Company, wus robbed md murdered
by lot Of negroes, near Churchville, in
Pointe Coupe Parish, yesterday. Nearly
500 was taken from his pockets.
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"TIhe Grcnt md Only"

NEW ionE, July 1G.-AIartin =. Avery,
known us 1.-THE Great and only living
Skeleton" died tonight Of chronic dys.
pppsia, .-.--'
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a. WAsHISGroX D. c., July IL. la. N.-For
& Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather with local rains; suutherly
53yeering TO westerly, winds, stationary or low.
4 or temperature and pressure.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.


CArskilL, n. y, July l5.-The iron
steam yacht Yosemite ran into tho steamer
Charlotte Vanderbilt, OF Esopus light, and
the Vanderbilt was cut clear In two, one
portion falling to the starboard and tho
other to the port side Of the Yosemite.
The part containing tho machinery sunk
In thirty feet OF water, and the bow iloated
down stream. No lives were lost. The
Yosemite was taking lis owner, Mr.. Belden,
and purity 10 Catskill. .-L, elL- -.l-
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Ut- Robbery,

BosroS, July lG.-The ship chandlery
store OF Allison 4 Mason, oil Russia wharf,
was robbed Saturday night of bonds, notes,
gold watches, rings, &C., valued ut 5000.
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MRS. ZIEGESFELDEll is prepared to
supply families with Ilrst.clnss article
OF leo Cream today. no. &C Twelfth
Street.
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New Advertisements,

I For fent-Two Rooms
For Sale on Easy Terms.
4. administrator Notice.
Annonncement-F. u. Fisher.
Z L0st-Gol,l Sleeve Buttons.
& a Word In Season--Logan & Co.
n Regular Cincinnati paCket-Sew Andes
4 Fly Fans-Nesbitt Il Bro.
Continuation Of the Great Remnant Sale
Head Of Local.
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4 SAVED per cent by buying Furniture
from F. G.Caldwcll, 1901 and 1902 Mar.
knt street. W..
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Thermometer Record,

TIE usual merchants lanclI nj the New
Mclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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For Rent,

Sin sDridscport,a fist.class business room,
with new counter and shelving, next to
.Zimmers drug store. This Is the best stand
n,town, Inquire Of Zimmer's, Bridgeport
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Reduction IslRnos-

!, Present stock OF pianos steinway, Knabe,
Chickering, Hallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains. t3;li ~, -. - :.
Is LUCAS Music s1oRr, 4.
Z I i Nv lli2 Main STRAIT ID
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The following shows the range OF the tller.
.nloneler, US observed at sclnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner:
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tttt tttttttths''
itnNfl lrraI1

#s. t- iioSD ACCOUNT.
1872, March !, Ohio colnty Is.
tued 2!S ono thousand dollar
hOntls, payable - yean after
uaie, Interest at the rate OF
~ per cent perAnnun, com.
monty called lst loan nc.
count Of l., ". Il Ky. Il. R-sl2j
1871. Additional subscription
torwbich County orders were
given fOr.....,....................... 10
1877. Nov. ohio TO. issued Is
ono thousand dollar bonds,
payable Is Yeas after date,
dftwlnI q per cent Interest,
called al l0in on account oil
J. ". & ny. h, R............. IS
ISL, Dec. Two OF the 10 bonds
given Ohio Co. by y, ". 4
~. L. X. wcrG paid, being
81 ,0Ol cach..........,.,........... 9
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rlltkiIytpilIl H

Orders IsS,ied by T.. NJ. iElnshn ton iIiss vi
81, 1857. Paid out Of Contingent h0F tna''
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Orders Issued by q. ii, CarnNhan ,,,,.. p
OF Webster District. Ohio County. " Il, 'Al.saaf
out Of Contingent rOOr Fund, i1rinviL. ~, ala ~
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INDICATIONS.

a. v. laM3r. N.7r.N.I7 AMI A,3p. n. IT,,
Us 50 So u 50 50 20 Sc
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q, orders OH =. ileiser, burinl purposes,
Jnn..io orders on Kaslcy & I,rooks,nu, co,,
u orders onM. C.Cnlwford. roods NM

Jan.-l0 orders on Kaslcy & roolsnp, non,
:" c vtueIs ohM. c.CnIwford, goods und
a, sI9ceiles-:'...'.......... ..... ....,., q, M
orders OH Jno wety, SoodsSsiocrr.;;:: ~ ~ ~ ~
orfier nm Stona eTrm n, GooIs...-...... u %
~. 3Of'lers Oh J. b. CfoTfurtI. rts3is,vrn" : NJ
feo-S Orders on Kaslcy & Brooks nut sooi '"
s :, o1en on Y. Jurgens, goods,... 10 IN
I" eOr1eS on "; C. Crawford, GOODS 10 %
u o .Icr on !. y Crawford. g0Nds......., 70 o.
"a !, o o o :; We!ty, gO0tls....,....,.... d 90
Msiar.-3 orders on H. Jurgeiis goods. ION
reo..i Orders OIL kasley d RrtsoEs, nut coni w
orlsr o on !. R y Crawford goOds....- 81 90
l., oniel on sexton for burial ,,, -
oluSr on q. Mendcl & Co., hack.
"a nt' =.
~ oluef on sexton Mt. Calvary c,ine. Y
s :" Nty ios i,ilrlhl .:...... 80. 49,. .......,
"nnT kHley& Brooks nut cnal 4. ~
u. JnNens for goods........ G 90
as J. u: CfawlOrd sOods........... a.
x, Dr. WILSON medical Htl......,.. y,
J:Mclty s'nds .................,, n IN
u. i Y smith gov,ls. -. ........,... 4 m
~ ,5'h"' RTsG SlIll h goods ...,,.... IN m
't.,yriSS hH.ty 4 bf1oks nut coal -. ~
lnr:rns goods ...... ...S,,,.... 0 m
:, Nelly g0pis. . .....,. m
III, IL pr. Wilson vaccination ..... -
q. IT.. MryGrs vaccination 800. d
81, q l!r WilSlh vaccination 30
Shhs. t.iltr ems gnecrirs, . m
FL, kiihlberIy c,gll ~. -
4 X n. 81 fLhS ,bisiEiCr. tat ISS ~ "a
~, Hi, n''',M W IT. sMl!rl, Commissioner of
IVY i's',iri. Ohio .,ninly, Nh navnhic nm, " "
r 'u' N nutitH Tue yri.t cildIg May 81. 1879:
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BLAcK.pRAuoHI" cu lr,.,. coslir,e.,,

ness and Sick-Headache. IS :ss;li
I For sale by Losak & Co. H; \; Al, :, &;
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WASHINGTON DISTRICT.

= " WAsIITNGTOS DISTRICT. - y
orders Issued by N. Stein, Commissioner OF Wash.
iiston District OF the County OF Ohio, during the
year ending May u, lssa, paid ont OF the ContIn-
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,corsry o a

On sheriff isSuel during tho
fiscal year ending May 81,
issU, AMI not returned or p'd
county oulus Issued during
the dlcal year ending May ~,
ISL, and not returned or p'd.
County Orders Issued during
tho fiscal year ending May ~,
lSs!, and not returned orpd.
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Sl0a,&l 5l-IG,ae 81

sio!,s 5l-IGea!e 81
5000 hog TAX, 90.
lss!!, June |. Receipts TO date. ss3j' ~
Tax refunded md sundry exp e,G IS -G'''
Balance dog tax IN hands shit. Cos )!
SSH ~ -e
. The undersigned members Of the Committee of
! Finance aud Accounts OF the Board OF Commits
'ioners OF the County Of Ohio hereby certify that
We have examined the foregoing statement and lind
The Sline 10 be correct - ~ !.
D.F CALDWELL, Chairman.
jos. sPElUEL sec =,
JOllNA ARMSTRONG,
G. s. TERklL,
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j. 1881 1882
s1tsS:i3v~2r. 1-7S.A IA. ". IAN. SENT.
81 ~ = ~ " 81 Il 81 81 ~
-. susn,y -'E.s. .....
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T0tnl amount expended Tor MI purlO-s. .,, IYy Q
Amount per capita per dny f0rnll IlFSrrr.
from the cradle 10 the gnlrr. lOoHt
Number or persons scni 10 the lndrniV
from June ]. 1881 10 June !. lss!. LE,
teen. Males, s; iemRles. Il.
|E.- LIBERTY District.
Orders Issued by q. S. Terrl tOmmlslOud d
Liberty District. OF the County Of 0hIo duraglh
year ending May 81 lss!. lnld out Of lhrCUailn'
gent Poor Fund:
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NJ "rtsis n''c,i w lr sl!cl, Commissioner of
w iHs,ic,. Ohio .t'unIy, .5vn. Epaynble ont NJ
~: iu.id, dnrlg luz yri. ending May ST. ISL u
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pleN issnSl ny Jollii u. Hoffman l..
missioner OF Gentle district, Of The cNn,,s y; u
1hce May Isl, ISL. laii out Of IIs ~ ,GtOsi
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mi q.
q, It'll dark room somewhere. Inls
hrnuoht art roars OF laughter, ana Mr.
Sssheyc,s so,,ad looked like the "last rose
- summer.D Mr.. Postmaster hegiey
20, q an awfully awful I" full during
SSsrta;n Newberry's talk that he could net
onntcnf himself, and asked the Captau II
no was a candidate for Congress, ana aiso
a. 70 he Expected to abide by the decision OF
The Marion Convention; TO both Oh whlcn
questions Ncwbcrry's reply was Inats
ro,,e NJ your business, SIR" AFTER num-
her Of resolutions and substitutes had oeen
offered vote was taken on suDsutuIe,I
think. offered by Mr.. Honaker. Inc Chalr
decided that the ayes had IL, but the New
herrv wing demanded that there be a count,
and on there being a vote taken by holding
their hands up, the Malone party had avote
M onIu eiohfeen by their otcn count, and the
others had thirty height. This got the chair
man down. showing as 1t did the trickery
70 which thew wished to resort. In little
while n was agreed that delegates would
he chosen by the mdsS-naeetiNg, and the Ma
hone men were all beaten-some OF them
fuIIv four TO one. Al this iuncture MIR. Hona-
ker iumped up and requested all Liberal Re
odjnsters to retire from the meeting, which
they did without perceptibly lessening the
crowd. They were the mdddeSt and p0rSt-
,nhipDed looking lot have ever seen on any
occasion. After little while they collect
ed in Judge Wylie's law office, and AFTER
sending runners out to bring IN recruits
for some time, they finally mustered thirty
four by actual count, as one on Mer onh
men told me, and he Is as truthful mem-
her as they had. Out OF q meeting OF more
thon 250 men. only thirty-four, and q large
number ,"u, SyY Of them original Republicans.