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FOSTERS DEATH KNELI.
A Sentence That VIII Cost the Republi.
cans Thousands OF vote~-The Ger
mans Insulted and Aroused.

mans Insulted and Aroused.
Washta0ton Special 20 ~ 7. Times. Rep.
A remark Of Governor Foster, made first
in a speech at Akron, and repeated in an
interview with correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Gazette, has given the most serious
oftense to all saloon keepers and their
numerous calling among the Germans, and
has added fuel to the fire which was already
blazing around the Republican party. Said
the Governor, speaking of the issue in the
present campaign: I'm this fight the
prostitutes and saloon keepers are ar
raigned together against the intelligent
Classes" The Democratic press has been
at pains to reproduce these words With all
the prominence italics can give them, and
the saloon keepers and the Germans have
cut them out, and many of them are show
ing the slip and talking about it daily.
What the Governor expected to gain by
such remark il is in this corner of the
State hard to surmise. ID is putting il low
to say that in Cincinnati alone the remark
will cost the Republicans one thousand
votes. In some Of the rural districts it may
have the opposite effect; but even granting
that the balance will be maintained, the
political wisdom which prompted the max
very doubtful quality. That it will defeat
Governor Fosters aspirations 70 succeed
Geo. II. PendletOn in the United states
Senate may be set down as pretty certain.
A fund will certainly be raised to be used
in securing his defeat either for the Senate
or any other office he may hereafter aspire
TO hold, and prominent German said TO.
day there would be no difficulty in SWELL
ing 1t to $500000. A much smaller SUN
used in the Ohio Legislature would defeat
any candidate in u single night.
1t seems like a mild statement to
say that the Governor is politically dead; but |
those who doubt 1t most will be found to
know the least about the German charac- |
ter. No people are more sensitive Of their |
rights, and the right to sell and drink beer |
is one about which no doubt is likely to |
soon arise in their minds. To class those |
who sell it as prostitutes they consider not |
only an insult TO all in that business, but |
also as objectionable sneer at their most |
distinctive national custom. That Govern |
or Foster should have allowed his zeal for |
the triumph of his party in the rural dis |
tricts TO have caused him to forget this is a |
matter that at no very distant date is likely |
to be quite as surprising TO himself as it is |
now to his Cincinnati friends
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Financially Embarrassed.

PHILADELPHIA. September 27.-It is re-
ported thst Philip LAUDER, the brewer
whose restaurant was SO popular at the
Centennial EXPOSITION, is financially EN-.
barraSsed and that his liabilities are over
million dollars.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 2.-Joseph
Ehrelich. clothier. made an assignment to-
day. Liabilities, $4,000; assets probably
halt that amount. 30
GBEESyIILf. o., September 27.-H. and
II. N. Arnold, dry goods, fsiied, to-day
Liabilities $4,000: assets 5000.
NEW YORK, September H.-An assign.
ment for the benefit of creditors wss filed
to-day in the county clerks office by Dan,
can A. Grant to John Glib, with $21.OOaol
preferences. Grant Is lace importer on
West Twenty third street. He did a large
credit business, and inability TO collect DILL:
and the dull season Causes the fiilure AZ
is thought the assets will corer the habili
ties, .... -
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A NEW GAME.
ANu.nber Of Indiana nksvietini.ed

A Number Of Indiana Ranks Viettmized
TERRE HATTIE, IND., September ga
man representing himself TO be A. J.
Thompson, an extensive grain buyer, has
yictimized the Prairie City First National
Bank here out of s., 600 by drawing money
on duplicate bills of lsding, having first
erased the word duplicate" by means OF
oxalic acid. The money was drawn last
Friday and the fraud has just been discov-
cred. Thompson's whereabouts are un-
known. He is about forty five years old.
has a Hat nose, heavy build and dark com
pexion. Previous TO his coming here he
ylctimized the Worthing Bank out OF 81 800
ON the same trick. No doubt his opera ions
in this line have been extensive and that
there are other sufferers.
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The Feminine Campaigners.

OMAHA, September IA committee OF
the National Nomans' Suffrage Ass lciation
is here in conference with committee OF
the Nebraska Association, TO plan cam-
psign in Nebraska. Miss Anthony aud Mrs.
Saxon, of New Orleans: Miss Hindman: OF
Pennsylvania: Madame Meirman; OF new
York. Miss Phoebe Cousil S, of ~. Louis
yrs, Shattuck, of Boston; Miss Foster, ut
Philadelphia, and Mrs. Caeley, OF Nebraska,
will sneak nntll the election.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Astray In the Clouds,

MILFORD, MASS, September 27.-Prof
Aliens balloon escaped this morning with
the Professor in the basket. He mad no
anchor, nor had the preparations for the
journey been completed and the valves
we're not in working order. When last seen
the balloon was passing East Douglass, 60
ing southwest.
WORCESTER, Mass, September G.-Prof
Aliens balloon landed about two miles
from Putnam, Conn. II passed over Put
nam very low down and the occupant
seemed all right.
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DESPERATE TRAMP

Killed by an Editor I'm self-Dsfense.
cHIoAeo, September 27.-Wm. Dymie-
tiecer, editor OF Polish paper. surrender
e himself to the authorities this morning,
saying he Just killed man. His story is
that on rising and going ont to the front
yard, he was attacked by a tramp with
club, who followed him into the house and
struck his wife and daughter, and that in
sslf.Gefepse he went and got q revolver and
shot the tramp in the breast, killing him
instantly.
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oSNsIs4o oLoSE-
Earthquake Shock.tpthe West

Su'GTELD, lit, September 27.-A
yeL 81 an earthquake was distinctly felt
tsaoOut O'ClUcE this morning.
ssANTEALA, Ill, September ga we'll
lo'd shock uf all earthquake was felt
ls at, ~ hali-past / o'clock this morning,
Ing several seconds. II seemed t. cpms
~ IEe west accompanied by a rumbling
-nu II shook the houses very percepIi-
, anu woke nearly all the sleepers.
eL LovIN, September "a slight shock
- earthquake MAS felt in this city ami
LILY al AIS this morning. In the
r,;l' Ia part oi he city the shOck was first
'I -Ssu hy rolling, even noise, followed
SIE by twelve distinct vibrations az
s'HSlS Oi one second. A. first the yibra.
- ses rs most violent. The shock lasted
ou' hileen seconds.
,,S ,.i,NVlTN,SNATI, nm Septen Der 2T.-The CONNER
r. sh:ennss. Ind, special says: A
4, - a ol e~Tthquake vas felt at 3 o'clock
Il NM, WJjo'hing, and ratified windows per-
~ II lasted three minutes. Ii was
1 lNGhCt luFtner west
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FIRE RECORD.


LONDON, September 27.-Smyth's hosiery
factory at Baibriggsn, Ireland, burned last
night. Three hundred persons are out Of
employment.
WnsToN, N. C., September q. - The
burned this morning. Loss unknown; In.
sured for $4,000.
DETROIT, September 27.-The drying
house connected with the tannery OF Wal.
lin & Phillips, in Douglas, Allegan & Co.
burned Yesterday with 1000 sides Of
leather. Loss, $50, 1000. insurance light
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A MARITIME DISPLAY.
Grand Review OF Steamboats, at Gin
cinnRti.

cinnRti.
CINCINNATI, September 2T.-An unusual
spectacle was presented to-day in feet of
steamboats, decked with flags and filled
With people, passing up and down the
river, over a distance of ten miles. The
feet consisted of three squadrons, each
under a commander. The van squadron
was commanded by Captain C. NJ. Hollo,
way, the centre by w. C. Tichnor, and the
rear by II. U. Hart. Captain ]. S. Wise
was commander Of the entire feet. The
vessels, after receiving their passengers,
moved in order, with q hundred yards Of
interval between boats, and hundred and
fifty yards between sqaadrons. Both
shores were lined with spectators. Salutes
were given by all the other steamers as
we'll as by the manufacturing establish.
nents along the line The feet disbanded
abCut3 o'clock without accident, except
that the steamer Golden Rule was ground
ed for a short time. The demonstration
was tribute by steamboatmen to ths In
Custrial Exposition, now in progress.
Among the guests on the flag ship were
Hon. John Sherman, Mayor Means and W,
W. Peabody, President of the Exposition
Commission.
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FOR CONGRESS.
Yesterdays Nominations.

LOWELL. MAss., September T.-The
Eighth district Democratic Convention, TO-
dsy, nominated c. 8. Lilley for Congress.
CgARLEsroS, September T.-In the Re-
pubhcan convention of the Seventh dis
trict, after a bitter struggle which mas
lasted one week, Z. w. Mackey (whlte) was
nominated for Congress on the twenty-nttn
ballot. A stormy scene ensued, Msoxey
colOred competitors, Lee and Small, charg-
ing Mackey with having secured the nomi'
nation by bribery. Lee displayed as evidence
a pronisSary note for $3.50, given by Msckey
TO a delegate for his vote. 1t is understood
there will be no Democratic candidate IN
The district, and Lee and Small are expect
ed to run against Mackey, making trian-
gular Republican fight.
Patterson, n. j., September T.-The
Republicans of the Fifth district Hominat-
ed William Walter Phelps for Congress.
CHICAGO, September "a Dulaya, Wis,
special says the Independents OF the First
Congressional district nominated HON.
John Wynans- "
OswEeo, n. Y, September e7.-The Re
pubIicans Of the Twenty eighth Congress
sional district nominated Hon. Stephen y.
Millard, Of Binghsmpton.
Illinois Democrats
CHICAGO, September 2.-The Democratic
State Central Commlttee 10 III SesSOu -
the Palmer House, this afternoon, map
ming ont the plan Of the cam paign. Mem
bers are present from all parts Of the State
A solemn wRrning.
NEW YoRK, September T;-District At
torney McKeon has received letter STAT
| ing that the late raid on the lottery shops
| had excited the indignation OF 5000 vo,
tiers, who loved the sport, and 1t would
have disastrous effect on the pemocrauc
candidate. and that whoever takes an sctive
mart against lottery playing cannot exPect
reelection. Also, that Gov. Corneivs hos
tile demonstration against the lotteries cost
him his renomination. The letter stated
| further that the Bible did. not forbid it
lottery playing being general when the
Nss Lvstns 9ns REitt$n.
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A PiOUS FRAUD.
Stealing the Livery Of Heaven to Serve
the Devil In.

Stealing the Livery Of Heaven to Serve
the Devil In.
Z BosroS, September IA piouslooking
fellow, who has been around the city late
ly soliciting subscriptions for charitable
objects, always appearing with a Moody
and saukey hymn book under his arm,
was arrested tonight just as he was taking
the stonincton trains for New York, Oh
charge of breaking and entering number
OF tailor shops, which have been entered
during the past three months, and the po-
lice have been bafflei until a week ago,
when they spotted their man, but could
not effect capture until to-day. When
taken to police headquarters he confesse /
TO seven cases Of entering by false keys
and two cases Of entering by forcing the
doors. About 81 900 worth of goods have
been recovered. The total of his thefts
amount 70 several thousand.
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GENERAL FoREsoH NOTES.
NlaVesy o. KUDl

UsoveSy sok1~
Iospos, September 1.-THE Bhush
Anti slavery Society hes appalled, 70 WA.
stone 90 seiIe the Opportunity uSv Offered
10 suppress slavery snd ths slave ksds N
CSsssstsssss - - DSvtsel.
AnuEIpAn, Septenbsv H.-rbs Govern.
nent of the Estbefiands be- appoistst
commission % cxaIsins the pfoposab fss
liberal revision VI ths eOastitatioG
BsssbsSeAsss Rsss 80
PAnu,s<ps1 mbes U.-WhiIs ~ Sesomsst
section of the Bo0aVsstlstS nes hSHnf
peesins 70 Ssnossss ~ ,sSaoet Ia
..1,ioo tart, icess6 ss<stSases fsts ~
hsii' k~ydvsss - svgfd-esaeS vevs
displayed. sp1 > I- es.s,s go.
mii,td. The yl-sns eScasss sns ;r.ees
dosliirtvesn}as }ass.. .1s.s ~ ~. r
-, 4" sph tho lsslr -. kiilsd,. %
,irnsu % saesSuinsti0n. Tie fsad -.
,.:."fbe tFo skeslons 10 tscomipe, sssy
;nsdse. The Republicans ere dsIis65aA 6
,1se enfionS among their sassnioG
Kesbsa1's Rssasy. EEt
LoxDoy, September A-Ns. A4eetA.
Postnastsr GsbeysI. speaking st Hs.kp.y.
sid: "Huglssd bas ns selhsh sSiect ns6
cbief;coptssa 70 to sscure 70 tho nRyptiaos
tha bssi gDssSpment and srss, sss ssosst
VI HbsSt1 possibis. Toe sbusA- ssWseeet1
with tbs late cabinet viii be ssoiAei n tss
Sotuya. The RUpiians will sek ssss 70
submit 70 the Injustice u vUy IasEs pUt
|ef thets seysrss bsisg spesspsiAse1 ~
iofsiea Ofbeisls" g
A. fsS 000sQeNk
V1zSA, September IAN 0sdtaaaee
yras been issusd enthnsf6sg The 0bNOeo-
nent % sDsnA 10 30 nutas n siline -
su1essfs ~ the 6oods = ~ 1ysel. =.
EHssos - - 4Sosl@ :.
Ross, 6eptembes H.-Iks atasltsA n I
number of commGsss q EcstbefA ka4
oob0sues critical Gfpst 1spds bsvD oas&S
plafs tbvpkhpst sbe kine3cR IA
westber D n6w inproyisE ne knsSa.
pAlliiss Of RnDe apd HIAeSens huvo fusasA
N sppeal tp ths public fsr ehseisS.
- - Bn11a.
AIxxASpsIA. Eep,ember g.-Tba No.
rLsrer and Dpfsyzhirs sseiaSn6 Ssvj
,ss".'~dsrr4 % frsP-y n HtHhsk -
~ - sisg fztss- - tss;;f,
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IELING w. VA. THURSDAY MORNING. sEPTEMBER 1882

could be made, and even II built, would Be
Of no avail against foreign ships. There
is not to-day q single gun IN the American
navy, Of "
Any Real valae.
nor can We hope to have them short Of q
half dozen years II will require three
years 10 produce the first cast steel gun for
Robeson's monitars, and as for coil built
wrought guns, the condition precedent Is
one hundred ton steam hammer. This
does not exist in this country. II will cost
. million dollars. and can not be built in
less than two or three years, and after that
as much more time must elapse before the
first gun can be turned out Verify, in
case If a foreign war, a day of humiliation
awaits US.
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SURROUNDING TOWNS.
Parkersbure.

PARKERsBURG, September GA rousins
Democratic meeting was held tonight, ad.
dressed by Gen. A. J. Warner of Ohio and
Gov. Jackson. Gen. Warner delivered an
eloquent speech, treating principally upon
the national issues involved in the present
campaign, and was a complete review OF
the corrupt administration of the Repubii-
can party since its accession to
rower. He paid his respects TO all branches
OF the government service, and showed con-
clusively that the party had run its race,
and ought to I've relieved from further serv-
ice. The Generals remarks were received
with thunderous applause.
OF his lie. fIT3 sIvo.u n az 'UuhHucu W
scaIhing review of the history of the Re-
publican administration in State
affairs. For two hours the Gov,
ernor held his audience spellbound
with panoramic view of the extravagint
legislation Of the Radical party while in
pow er in this State, and hurled back the
false charges which the famous Point
Pleasant platform charges against the
Democratic party.
SteubenyiIIe.
S1EuBKsvILLE, o., September 2I.-Mrs.
Jack IuidIand, of this city, has received a
letter from her sister who resides in In
diana, to the effect that a friend living in
large sum of money. Mrs. Quidland is the
widow of Jack Quidland, for long time q
we'll known mailer in the Jefferson iron
works Since his death his family has been
conpelled to RELY on their own labor for q
livelihood, and Mrs. Quidlands share OF
the fortune, which is quite handsome
sum, will prove very acceptable. The
family has many friends in this neighbor-
hood, who will rejoice at their good for
'une. .,
About seventeen of the strikers have left
this city for other points, and there Is no
indication that the works will resume at
an early day. Business is very much de-
pressed for this season Of the year.
washington, Pa.
WASHINGTON, Pa, September T.-hrs.
Joseph Woodburn, aged about 70 years, was
at her dinner yesterday when sue suddenly
exclaimed "Oh, my! what is the matter
With me?" and fell. She was placed in bed,
but expired in few minutes. ..-
The Canonsburg Fair has been postponed
until Thursday and Friday, on account ol
wet weather.
charleston, W. Va
CHARLESTON, w. Va, September PA
terrible accident occurred here this morn
ing. The tipple cars at the Cannelton coa
works broke loose and ran swiftly down
the decline, striking John Taylor, an EN-
ploye. The unfortunate mans neck va:
broke n, and death resulted Immediately.
Canaonsburg. Pa.
CAHsoNsBURG, Pa. September H.-Th'
time Of holding the CannonsbHrg Fair ha!
heen extended to Thursday aud Friday
Awards will he made Thursday. The fines
display Of stock is on the ground that Wa
ever exhibited here.
Smithleld, o.
SMrHFIELp. o., September G.-Th'
smithfield fair will be held on Sept. 18th
| 29th and Goth.
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WATERY GRAVES.
Four y Yonng Persons Drowned.

CINCINNATI, September 27.-A South Leb-
anon, O., special says: Five persons en-
tered an old boat about O'Clock yesterday
afternoon to cross the Mama river. Dur
ipg playful struggle forthe possession OF
The oars, the boat was capsiEed, and four OF
the party were drowned. Their names
were Newton and Ella Wallace and Abra-
ham and Belle Lucas.
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BURNED ALIVE.

A Chieagean Roasted in . Prairie
Fire. ---r ..-
CHICAGO, September IA Reddeld, Da-
kotah. special says: A great prairis fire Is
rsging in this country, and has destroyed
much farm property and threatens Red
field. DIR. H. N. Towne, formerly of Chi
cage, and Zach. Jahns. Of TAYLOR Rig-.
l-.s., asIs s4Ttsanats " sas AaAlss. 1AeS
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on,s., n . Li,tIe rhing Like THAT.

Troy, N. v, September T.-The Hud-
son River Baptist Association, North, mas
resolved to withdraw fellowship from the
Rsptist Church of GreenbuSh for refusing
to remove its pastor, G. B. Simons a mar
ried man, for writing love letters to
yonng lady OF his church.
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Celebration.

ST. LOUIS. September IA large crowd
is in attendance at the celebration OF the
battle of-Pilot Knob to-day. The exercises
began at old Fort Davidson, where speech
of welcome was delivered by Judse 5. w.
Emerson. which was replied to by Thomas
c. Fletcher. The Grafton was delivered by
ex-Cioyernor Charles Z. Johnson
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pAII RnAn MATTERS.
Riihnuf EOundaliOn.

NEW York September 27.-The story that
the Canada Southern Railway had been pur-
chased by the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railway and the Wabash Railway,
is denied at headquarters.
New YORK, September 27.-The directors
Of the Lske Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad Company have declared dividend
of two per cent, payable November l.
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A Pastor Assaulted.

CINCINNATI, September IA Gazette
special says: Rev. McClinihin, pastor Of
the United Presbyterian Church at Avon.
dale, Coshocton county, o, was assaulted
by Robert Hook, one Of the elders OF the
church, and brutally beaten with club,
on account Of ill-feeling growing out OF =
church trial.
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a BishoD I'm Luck.

PEORIA, ILL.,, September 27.-The Cathe-
dr,I congregation gave the Rt. Rev. John
L. Spsulding, Bishop OF Peoria, farewell
reception previous TO hIs departure for Ei-
rope, and presented him with two purses
amounting 10 SI,lI6. He will be gone sew
eral months and visit Rome during his ab-
sence
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One Murderer Killed and Another
wnnndQd.

CINCINNATI, O., September q "A Ray
wick, Kentucky, special says, yesterday a
posse of six men under the command vi }:
+ Warden and Lieutenant Miller, killed
Richard Schoggs and arrested his brother
William, two young desperadoss' iney
made a desperate resistance. Their last
crime was TO m urder man in Indiana by
whom they were employed.
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They Were Nice YonnE Men.

Troy, n. V, September 27.-Two young;
we'll connected men, have been discovered
committing q series of burglsrieS; One IS
a member of church, and robbed the resi-
dence Of his pastor. The police are iooS-
ing for Geo. p. Frye. His companion n
C. Frost, has been secured.
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A DESPERATE CHARACTER.

Terrible Fight Between o Shertns -
Posse and . Negro
ATLANTA. GA, September PA dispatch
from Lesry says: In eight between Lucas
Edmunds, alias John Spicy, (colored) aud a
sheriff S posse, Spicy was killed Spicy, in
resisting. shot one of the posse, aud acci-
4entally shot and fatally wounded his oEn
wife s.s. -
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Ane.nernfa Woman.

KANSAS CRY, No., September G.-Ar'.
PTiE aIts m pied IN commit suicide yester'
day. She FIRST cut her throat with razor,
then shot herself and after~ard u-ed =
case knife. She failed to accomplish the
d, sired end, however. Domestic discord
vas the cause OF the rash act
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The Tartn CemHi.sies.

WILMINGTON, N c.. September A.-The
tariff commission arrived here this morn
ing and held session in the Court House.
The subjects brought % its attention were
rice, pesnuts, chalk and silk cocoons.
PTrTsBu RGH. September 1.-THE Tariti
Commission viii meet here October 9Th and
10th.
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Strike nj DAYTON.

DAYTON, o., September 27.-Twenty. five
moulders, employed in the pump works OF
of the introduction OF piece work and
the disssbsrgge II the foreman. Efforts were
building A guard Of police Is stAtiolei
there to-night.
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A Sad story.

WASHINGTON, September T.-Engineer
Melville had long interview to-day With
secretary Chandler, and gave detaiiedae,
count of finding the bodies of De Long and
his party. The private papers and journal
of De Long will be turned over 70 his wife.
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DeluRed Jersey,

PRINCETON, n. J.. September 27.-The
water in the Delaware and Rsritan canal Is
nearly all out Many boats are fast on the
bottom. A few bridges are temporarily IN
position and trains are running. The
connirY presents q wrecked appearance.
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LONDON. September T.-De Lsrseps, re-
garding the proposed second canal, writes
that bis company possess for ninety::nine
years the exclusive privilege OF mari Inc
Communication between the Gulf OF Pebis-
cum and the Bay Of Suez.
The Times says It rntrrtains grave doubts
"a tu the validity OF thes claims.
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Yes. slightly Prominent,

WASHINGTON September 27.-Fred Dong
lass, "a prominent colored man, says he Is
Dofgorng TO Virginia in the interest Of the
out.Republicans. lie Is In sym
prIby with Malone. lie declines an inyi
stion 10 go TO Onio, Tor the reason that he
too old 10 travel. u
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Fran fhe Ieaaaeite.

wAsHrsGros, September T.-rhe secre-
tary OF the Navy received the following
cable message from Minister Hunt, st st..
Petersburg, this morning:
''GiIder has arrived here accompanied
by Henry Wilson. Of the Jsannetse. Both
are WELL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28
Fair Opened.

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