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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17

Robert s. Brown, of Jackson, for president,
and R. Z, Horner, of Wood, for secretary
of the convention, and they were endorsed
by the convention.
Judge Brown on taking the chair made
lengthy speech which was frequently ap-
plauded. / would transmit 1t to you in
full If the telegraphic service could be OBJ
tanned, but this is impossible in this small
town.
The Committee on Basis of Representa-
ton reported that the basis be the rule for
Attorney General in 1880, which was
adopted The Committee on Resolutions
reported the following
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Score, Murriaxe by the sea.

ATLANTIC City. n. j., August l6.-There
IS trouble in prominent cottage here, over
a secret marriage which transpired last ey'
ening. The story goes that young man
had been constant and welcome visitor
to the cottage in question, where resided a
pleasing widow and a very attractive
daughter. The gentleman had found both
ladies' congenial and had bestowed his at
tions upon each. But of late the daughter
had been enjoying the best share
of his favors, which fact did and
conduce to the general good nature OF the
mother, and at last she became so jealous
that she refused to permit the young man
TO call at the house Last night, however,
he defied the maternal mandate, and boldly
went TO the house TO see the daughter
soon after he arrived the mother appeared
upon the scene and exercised her tongue
pretty freely upon him, but the young fel'
low bore it meckly until she got through
when he meekly looked up into her lace,
and informed her that she was his mother
in-law. lie had secretely married the
daughter, and thus is another maneuyering
mamma left In the lurch.
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THE TRICKY TURK.
He Finally Refuses England's Terms
for the Campaign,
And Makes a Proposition which is Indignant
B Rejected-The Editor ofthe United
rishmen Sentenced to In
prisonment.
LATEST NEWS BY THE CABLE.

Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, August 16.-An encounter
between the British mounted patrol and a
party of 500 Bedeuins occurred near Ram
leh, this morning. Five Of the latter were
killed.
General Sir Garnet Wolsley, with the
authority of the Khedive, has issued proc
lamation to the people of Egypt, represent
ing the sole object of the British to be to
restore the authority of the Khedive. 1t
says all peaceful inhabitants will be kindly
treated, Mosques will be respected and all
supplies paid for. General Wolsley adds
that he will be glad to receive all chiefs
who are disposed to assist in suppressing
the rebellion.
The belief in the hopelessness OF the
struggle is spreading among the Egyptians.
The British commander at Meks has re-
ceiyed oyertures for the surrender OF an
entire infantry battalion, if 1t can obtain
favorable terms.
ALEXANDRIA, August 16.-Gen. Wolsley
held conference to-day with Admiral SeS-
mour and all the Generals. He su0se-
ouently visited the Khedive. This after
noon Gen. Wolsley will inspect the Ram
leh positions.
ALEXANDRIA, August 16.-The Khedive,
Yesterday, sent telegram to Nice, request
ing the presence of Riaz Pashs at the
palace. Riaz Pasha expected to sail to-
morrow, and hoped to form combination
ministry under the leadership Of Cherit
Pasha and Riaz Pasha, the whole to be
under the presidency OF the Khediye'
Omar Pasha Leifti will probably retain the
most of Minister of War, with Osman Pasha
Refki as Commander-inChief OF The army.
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A BONANZA.
The Two Alleged Counterfeiters Strike
Rieh Vein OF Coal.

The Two Alleged Counterfeiters Strike
Rich Vein OF Coal.
CLEVELAND August 16.-The Wrights
who were arrested at Newcomerstown two
weeks ago on the charge of counterfeiting
have suddenly doomed forth as men OF
wealth. The manner OF their obtaining
this wealth was in this wise: Some time
before their arrest they became interested
in company that was formed for the pur-
pose of drilling for oil at Postboy, small
place nine miles from NewcomerSrown. A
gentleman named J. A. Shepard VAS presi-
dent of the company; the elder Wright was
Vice President, and Charles Wright was
Secretary. Two hundred acres of land
were leased for ten years and drilling for
oil carried on for some time without success.
Since the Wrights have been confined in
iail here, the drilling has revealed the pres.
ence of a nine-foot vein of Brier Hill coal
on the land This is, in itself mine OF
wealth for the few gentlemen who own it.,
ard parties are already attempting to buy
an interest in it for large sum.
Mr.. ]. A. Shepard, the President OF the
company, was up here, yesterday to IN
form the Wrights of their good luck. The
elder Wright was released on bail, and ac-
companied Mr.. Shepard to Newcomerstown
in the afternoon. The Wrights own aquar'
ter interest in the mine.
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ano,har Rridpe Finished.
The Cattle Disease.

CHICAGO, August 16.-J. H. Sanders, OF
this city, member of the U. S. Cattle Com.
mission, says for the month ending July
18th, Chica go received nearly 80 oo0 head OF
before IN the same time. These were most.
" slaughtered, and those not killed were
kent apart from domestic cattle and al 9 not
likely to infect them with the Texas cattle
fever this year, although eastern breeders
who have not learned how to deal with the
disease are troubled with it. Mr.. Sanders
thinks the cattle fever in the East is from
cattle shipped north from Southern States
east of Texas, where the cattle are afflicted
with fever. Mr.. Sanders and other mem
bers of the Commission, will start for Que
bee, to-day, to examine the quarantine sy?'
tenn there, with a view of adopting simi'
ier one at Portland, Boston, New York,
t Philadelphia and Baltimore within two
Months, This will allow direct importa
tions OF fine cattle from Europe.
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senator Hill Dead

ATLANTA, Ga. August 16.-About two
o'clock this morning Senator Hill was
found to be rapidly sinking. His breath
ing was very difficult but he continued to
sleep, however. At a few minutes after
six his death occurred without struggle.
He died from exhaustion.
For several hours before Senator Hills
death, il was evident the end was near.
Soon after day break the family were sum-
moned to his bedside, and there was pres
ent at his death the following persons:
Mrs. Hill, B. II. Hill, Jr., and wife, Dr. X.
P. Ridley and wife, Senator Hills s daughter,
Charles d. Hill, his son two uephews OF
the Senator, and DR.. Wright the attending
physician. ~
Four hours before Senator Hills death
he made sign for hyperdomeric injec.
ton of morphine, which was administered.
He appeared to be awAke-conscious sev,
eral times-but couldn't speak.
At 6:l5 he was apparently awake, when
he closed his eyes gently, and died without
even tremor. Fuusral Friday.
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shoofinE AHrny.

Lucas, o., August f6.-About 9 O'Clock
this morning J. Dorem, N old resident OF
this vicinity, shot Rudy Isis6ur through
the groin with SS-calibre Smith and Wes.
son revolver, the ball coming out on the op.
posite side, making a dangerous, if not
fatal, wound. Ismour was employed by a
man named Raymond to pillow one Of his
fields, about which there has been some
dispute as to title. Dorem ordered him of,
and as he did not comply he shot Dorem
had preliminary hearing, was bound
over and sent to jail
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Lady's Presence Of Mind Saves Her
from Violence.

N,, rELD, August 16.-Iesterday
MANS- whose parents reside on farm
!oups Lauy "s Run, about two miles and
OUT EamPoeiI 0lace, while on her way
nan irom tnis the parental domains,
nome ecans1d atone ahr no nea tai looking tramp
with the words Now. I've sn,nrise bnt
lady was completely taken b. 1lIed ont
turning quickly upon her heels e. me"
Hurry up, pap, tramp is attackine "
whereupon her assailant fed. The ls>.
described the tramp as being OF medium
height utishayen and unkempt, dirty to
degree and in a state OF semi-nudity. There
is no doubt but that her presence OF mind
saved her from violence.
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Turkey.

CoSsrANT1NoPLE, August 15.-The draught
of the military convention proposed by the
Porte to England is as follows The Turk
ish army undertakes the pacification OF
Egypt without foreign assistance; the Brit
ish to remain in their present positions and
not participate in the operation. The Turks
shall be allowed to use Alexandria as abase
of operations, and the Tur ks and British
both to withdraw after the pacihcation OF
the country.
Dufferin rejected the draught and sub
mitted another stipulating that the Turks
should not undertake operations without
the previous consent of the British COM
mander; British officers should be attached
to the Turkish headquarters; and that the
question of evacuation should be the sub:
iect of special convention. 1t is believed
there is no probability of the Porte accept
ing the English conditions.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 16.-A draft for
the Anglo-Turkish military convention
was submitted to the Porte to-day by Dut-
ferin. 1t stipulates that the Turkish troops
in Egypt shall not operate without approval
by the British commander in each move
ment. 1t also StipulateS that all arrange
ments for the appointment OF British ON
GERS at Turkish headquarters, on inc eFaCu'
alton of Egyptian territory by British
troops, shall be subjects of special con,
vention. 1t is understood that this draft
was dictated from the Home office. The
fact that the proposals regarding the evacu
alton were advanced by the British govern
ment had the effect of making the Porte
suspect that England was weakening.
He at once intin.ated that Turkey would
not agree to the convention and that Eng
lands intention to demand such conyen
ton as the one proposed freed Turkey
from the obligation of the promise to senc
troops to Egypt.
The action OF the Porte in almost posi-
lively rejecting the military convention
proposed by England is understood in some
quarters TO be a direct result of oticia
notice sent the Porte of the SYltan's depo
sition as Caliph by meeting OF Ulema
last Sunday.
CoNsrANrINorLE, August 16.-The repor
that the Ulemas had deposed the Sultan L
untrue. On the contrary, the Sultan at tn
feast of Bairam, yesterday, received severa
congratulatory kilograms from Cairo an(
other ports of Egypt.
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WHEELING w. VA THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST II, 1882.

dreds OF thousands of visitors kept the
peace in Dublin yesterday. Let the citi:
zens show equal prudence and self-control
on this occasion.
Biggar, Shields. T. OCannor, ]. J. o. kel.
" and Sexton, Home Rule Members OF
.tarted rsl for London % to support DOR the nomius,
tioii of Callan, induiring into the sentence
Of Gray; which comes up for debate in the
Commons, tomorrow.
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THE SITUATION At YOUNGSTOWN.
Rs.uIs Or the Csnss.sses Wish Dssus.
BSaneIl q CO.

ReAult Of the COnfereoee wiz DeoWOs
Bsaseii q Cs.
YorsGsrowS. o, August 10. "A rspsesen.
ta,iye Of the News and Register called on
Brown. Bonnell & Co, this morning. for
the purpose Of securing statement 10 refer
ence 10 the situation Of the labor trouble
At their extensive iron works. There
upon the following was prepared With the
understanding that II might b used: At
the conference We offered TO sign ths old
scale al $3.50. We were respectfully ana
courteousiy treated and listened 70
with every Indication Of mon desiring
10 know all tbe facts. Aftsr careful
snd earnest consideration OF twenty .ioaf
hours they report. that sccordins 70 theif
constitution they bsye no sutho!ity Dec
eept our oie, snd ask time 70 suomn u
the proper authority. After very pisassat
and earnest statement Of facts On poth sides,
the committee expressed very muen Tss"
at not beins able 10 comply st ..oes yiiS
our request, and: - ~s andsrstsnd t. ssfs
entirely ssash".. =. 20 do % II ths constitu.
tiona sr..nority will permit It was un-
S.rstood th.t We ~yuld iys all the tins
that we could, stating ta::.. time wss no.
Pfecioo,; snd that in cass no une
: ing could be reached soou, - Q busIsesS
necessity, We should first Invite any VI our
own men and thoss residents of
youngstown. 10 resu1s vosk On As
basis offered, and Y z samslsnt
number failed q rssposd, ssek eles-
vhen for men 70 OH up. This would b
done With no spirit d sninsfty - .ths
union, but - . business nsesedty. Ths
committee Substantially asrsed With a
upon Ill points tsksu. sfsd asksd 10 ~ hsd
any comprpoiss 70 o9es. We steted tost
webeliesed our poeiaou. int tAkss -
juno ist, had been fully sustaissd, and .
compsomise Weuld b o conpsomiss With
wrong. outside the feet 6fst stated Inst ths
IS.'os. sS. oid esra s'' hsss! n .sps.s.ss q ecs
dence In Brown. BonDell = Co 80 tts
ofiieers and thanks for good win manifsstsd
and expressed, the eonmisss: rs1red. NC HS
the iron vofkers are rstiespt snd are M
doubtedly waiting for insssuetioos from
| Pittsburyh.
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x.sra Rapfi.t Arrested.

GREExur, August 1G.-Frank owens. q
negro lad sixteen years Of age, was arrested
here this morning sn charge OF rsPing a
white girl twelve years OF age, aaughf'
OF Philip Waters. The girl was drl.ins
COW 10 pasture and was met ana Attacked
on the road by the negro. sne wss con.
siderably bruised, but on examination tne
doctors saw no rape had been committed.
The negro IL In Jail and will have an ex'
animation trial to morrow.
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Rfruck hH nm Engine.

ELKHARr, IND, August l5.-As John
Sherman, farmer aged sixty-four years,
living four miles south of here, accom-.
panied by his daughter, ten years old, was
driving across the Lake Shore track, near
the outskirts of the city this morning, his
wagon was run into by wild engine, tear
ing it all TO pieces and injuring the old gen.
tleman so that he will die. The girl was
thrown on the pilot and escaped.
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uorsc Thief Breaks JaiI. ,

VAs WEET. Ono, August 16.-The town
was thrown in a great excitement at noon
Yesterday by one Of the prisoners-,a boy
fourteen years old-oonfined for stealing q
horse end buggy, breaking Jail. The jail
was being repaired, and at noon the keys
we're left in the door, which was probably
turned with shoe-fastener. The boy ran
into the north part Of the town, and hid IN
a barn until scared out this evening oy Mr.
Hatfied, who fred two shots, but the ieiloH
.scaped to the woods, hatless and coatiess'
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DefauIter Indicted.

READING, Pa. August l6.--Twenty-two
bills OF indictment against Adam NJ Dan
der, defaulting county treasurer. have been
found by the Berks county grand jury.
The bills charge embeulement, forgery.
perjury and making false entries. He is
also indicted for conspiracy to defraud in
CONNIE ction with Matthias, excleek OF tae
Quarter Sessions
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That AIIeged Sell Out.

Prr7sBrRG. Pa, August l6.-In a inter
view, tonight, in regard to the alleged sell
ing out of the labor vote TO one or the
other OF the old political parties at the
coming onvention in Philadelphia, apron.
merit leader OF the Labor party said thst
they had no evidence Of such an intention,
hut that the calling OF the conventiont tn
Philsdelphia, when the western part Of the he
state had two representatives 70 Eastern
Penpsylyania and gas-Eegarjed with sus'
-
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Spain.

MADRID, August l6.-The spirit of the
peasantry is becoming strongly socialistic:
in provinces noted, since the revolution OF
1868 for republican inclination in their
large towns. The Press says the state af-
fairs in Andalusia is serious and requires
promptFemedy. All the relief doled out by
the government in Andulsia Estremadura,
Galicia, Aragon and Catalonia, has proved
unavailing, and several acts of brigandage
near Granada are reported.
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one corner of their space, where they re.
ceive visitors and pop champagne, sending
the former away with flush" ideas of Chat
fee mines. Several Eastern gentlemen. one
in particular from Philadelphia, are said TO
have become so much ''enthused' with
Chaffee and its taffy as to have made visits
already to Chaffee mines There can be no
doubt Of one thing: Colorado men intend
10 sell Colorado mines here this summer.
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Gold DuStNir,i,,

go lLLs- Angus, lG-Tba t,,,,.,-:,-
/ w., ~, HTGGhded on the steamer cold
4 Ey Es's Drought to this city from TTicE-
n '; - me steamer Of Qicksburg and
& III ] ,Ee mirine hospital. Henrv
b,,,', .ouS ltsaoout; Georyr WasbinSto,
nv "|S, III tom Gibson, rousta6out ami m
NV" passenger. AL are doing
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1 -. ia.SS!gS, S'!,,N, August lG.-One bpp5,aJ
kri lions Tn,G OF the three and a haIi
r. br o.,,S IL. nave already been sur,
] i sy!-, " sne national banks alone and
T. 5'tsssy sy reason L. believe the smonnt m
IN $lsrEAl rom thesc banks will aggresa,s s,a !,
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rfe'hinS Machine BoiI.rE,D,o,,.

August IA boiler attscb.
4 A., o.I lp'esains ss machine exploded at
1 Wv G'sO' C!ermont county, last night
! RspiDean engineer I Was at supper. Miss
L AMI sS''s, G', pl this city, was INSTANTLY
1-'u '0a' Wounded, two fstsjiv a!
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a Horrible SuSnIe,o,

\ ~. ~ MASS, August l6.-Mrs. Nancy
,jDs 20, 10, found dead at her residence this
b. Is..eT I.,n several stab wounds on her
BINS tsS b.,s son Chsr!es, with whom her
u. nave been unpleasant, T is ans. mss
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The Baphers, Convention.

SARATOGA, August l6.-The Bankers AS
sociation began its annual session, to-day.
The attendance is much larger than ever
before, comprising representatives, from all
sections of the country. The president,
before beginning his opening address, in
troduced to the Convention VIM. II. Foster,
of Salem, Wis, who has been cashier OF the
bank there for iiftynine years.
Geo. :. Coe, president, then gave the
opening address. He congratulated the
Association on the general favorable tinan-
cial condition under which it meets. The
serious apprchensions which were recently
felt have been dispelled by the prospect OF
abundant crops The neglect OF Congress
TO relieve the banks of the exceptional war
taxes was great disappointment. single
bad harvest, with continuance OF the
present compulsory coinage and rapid &C
cumulation Of inferior silver dollars in the
Treasury, would precipitate this nation ir'
recoverably into lower standard OF value
and most seriously impair our present su
perior power and commercial independence
among the nations OF the world. From any
point of view at which, as practical men
we can view this question OF compulsory
coinage or currency, it seems nothing les
than a gratuitous, unnecessary and self
imposed iniiiction upon the business OF tn,
country, an obstacle to its commerce ant
trade in every way in It's practical opera
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Killed on IN. TracL

''' NSgS!ch 10 the Register.
''N''LLE, August l6-James D,nnv
''' d'"yer "j Louisville, Nv. while
-- Inc cars between this city and Col
,,jS,,gn, - ,, thts n, ryemiug, fell between the
Of cattle Easr ''' 'S"'''S d Tram
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Demanding Their R,v.,.

/" Cbios ~ y; l., August l6-.Crazv
lortbern, 3 3l the Grow Indians, noti6ss
carDatn e6n Pacific railroad con- nam 'V',Ses tSss
H. bo, cross the Crow ress-y,,;c-t tHat
lon rbe;p pay Tor the lands. TIE CraWs SSUS
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Reuator EAaa.A,s DeustIos.

BURLINGTON. VT, August le.-Senator
Edniun1is ..ss nss E.:..n 5000 for the endown-
men. pf q rom at the Mary Fletcher Hos
pital for the use Of young female patients,
In memory of his lately deceased daughter.
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49,, NJ, 'ugust 16.-The frst
LACROSSE, Wn, IA Id here. yesterday.
load Of new oats vas ~ ba,ysst IN ~.
at forty cents. The whea. ~. 49, - ..ea' sae
Valley Is nearly finished Farm. sc. ou
bled sith furious local thunder stoi
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nree Nee KISesd.

GrsEy., August I6.--Dr. Godat. an Eng.
s,man. left Serrnati, Friday last, withtw
lis: q 10 ascend Dent Blonche. All three
guide md dead, Sunday, hsvfug fallen
we're we're 10 10. -scipiee.
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Lumber AdvPneiBg.

CHICAGO, Angus: ia.-Thc tumbermen.s
Exchange to-day advanced las on ABOUT .ot.
half the grades quoted in the Official ls.,
which will supplement the August list
The advance is from fifty cents 10 81 per
Ofy0 feet
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BAHson, Me-. August I6.--Large gangs Of
men to-day are clesning the streets Of De.
! bris. The terrible devastation OF the storm
is confined almost entirely 70 Bangor aud
| Brewer. ~
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Yaeewea.. Ceoveossen.

RorHEsrEa, n. T.. August i6-fhs -
end Day Of the Firemen's Cooveation =
passing on very suecessfuily, and 49,
tendance II lsrge. The prosraSBu
included . complimentary d.
egAtes snd tests Of the
are many decosaiin,
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nnIlex Runla.fas

FREpEEIcKsBUes. Va, August i6.-A hre-
man was killed ard two labor.rs severely
hurt by the explosion Of boiler st Clark
A. Bro n mill near ParkerH
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Melville at Moscow.

ST. PETERSBURG, August l6.-Engineer
Melville and seamon Wenderman and
Noros, Survivors of the Jeanette, will to-
day arrive at Moscow. There they will meet
a grand reception.
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FIRE RECORD.

BosroS, August 16-A fire in the printing
and publishing establishment OF Duffy,
Cushman 4 Co., caused loss OF $4,000,
divided as follows: Woodward Brown,
piano manufacturers, $4,000; Duffy, Cush-
man & Co., $4,000; building, 5000.
AMSTERDAM, n. Y. August l6.-0ne OF
Warner. DeForest & Co.'S mills burned last
night Loss, $35, 900; insurance, $4,000.
srRKAroR. ILL. August l6-A coal shaft
at Pontiac, about twenty miles south OF
here, caught fire from below and olazed out
at the top Of the shaft. Three men who
were working in the mine are supposed to
have perished.
BoLroH, Eng. August l6.-Bailing 4
Sons cotton mills, containing $1,000 spin
dies, is burned. Loss 100000.
LOUISVILLE. KY, August l6.-A fire, this
evening, in the warehouse OF Mccormick
Reaper Company. Robert Newton, agent,
at First and Main street, damaged the build
ing to the extent OF 5000.
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wnx1saAxlx, Pa. August ie.-Wcsk b.
g,p at the Hoisnhsck mines. 0nIy Q isv
driver boys bsys returned and their places
srs filled By laboren - fst - they can be
procured. ;. Fo.-,ei : ID
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MoxrREAL, August 16.-ReS. Father
Chsffel.iere snd four Indians were drowned
in Lake Msckego, while fishing by the up
setting Of the canoe
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Cosoks n. Y. Aus... so-dsy
running With IN increased )esv, ..
The advantage b With The fbilf ovnsfs sik-
their ultimate success u eet5sf1ily eoo.
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BoaRnESroxs. n. J., August 16--A. Ayr.
i1ison and John Doyle were drowned in the
Delaware river. last night, By the upsettins
Of bCal