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Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA. June 26.-An uneasy feel
ing continues to prevail along the Suez
canal. 1t is rumored number of cases
containing explosives, accompanied by
men in uniform, have arrived at Ismaila,
and been deposited in the unoccupied pub
lie buildings under the supervision of the
Governor.
The Kbedive has been advised to go on
board a vessel, as there is some danger he
will be seized as hostage.
ALEXANDRIA,, June 26-Arabi Pacha
states that if. the Porte abandons him he
will publish correspondence proving that
every step taken since the Seventh of Sep
tember was instigated by the Porte.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Traek-Layi ing TO Commence.

Nlt>'iLLoS, ONO, June 26.-Track- laying
"a 'ne Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad,
:. I'm NaSS'lIOn south, will be commenced
S-sg'rO". Sufficient steel rails and one
,itaured car loads of ties are here 10 COM
S:.,s ,ne road to LOar Station a distance of
~ ,,,;.'eeh miles, the point where this line
80 49, WIN the new pu-chaSe-the Cleye-
~. ahd Marietta. IL is the aim to finish
80 !Giack-.aying to ZOar Station BY the
s,-l!l ,-l.h Of July, and Colonel Sutherland. a
E.o.o5' informs us thai trains will be run
-. Toash irom the Ohio river to Toledo by
- - sll sitae, the upper end of the road being
~, "nlshed 10 within four miles of that
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FOREIGN.
England.

LoHDoY, June 26-The Times says: 1t
may be taken for granted that there is mo-e
than empty sound behind the preparations
at the dock yards. We can but hope that
if the conference fails to find any salution
of the Egyptian question, France will agree
with England upon some plan of united
action, or leave US free to act alone. The
expeditonary forces at Gibraltar and
Malta have been constituted and command
erS and stats nominated.
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Kansas Crops.

WICHITA, rs, June 26.-Two-thirds OF
the one hundred thousand acres OF wheat
in this county have been cut and
are now in shock. The average
yield will be unprecedently
large and of the finest quality. Farmers
declare they never saw such fine grain.
Many fields will yield thirty to forty bush.
els to the acre. The acreage Of corn is nearly
one hundred and thirty thousand acres
is growing rapidly and very promisinsly;
Such other crops as potatoes, oats and
barleo, all promise more than an ordianary
yield.
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WHEFI mo W VA TUESDAY MORNING JUNE 27 1882

ing is announced TO be present and furnish
music.
Senator Hollingsworth was in town a
sEort time Saturday.
Nathan Holloway. Esq, of Chicago. is in
town visiting his father, Hon. Isaac Hollo-
way. ,,
Rev. Dr.. Crawford, of Nottingham, will
preach in the Disciples Chapel, next San
DAY evening at o'clock. 81
tlelfanG In..as. have sold their mill, situ-
ated one and half miles southeast of this
place, to Messrs. Peters & Son. Considera-
ton, $500; dwelling house, 5000. 1t is un-
derstood that they will put the mill IN
good repair at an early day.
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Prospective Railroad War.

CoSSELLsvILLE, Pa, June GA rumor
of trouble between the Vanderbilt and
Pennsylvania railroad companies was cur
rent here, last night. The Vanderbilt COM
pany are making q desperate endeavor TO
get across ground already laid out by the
Pennsylvania for branch 10 penetrate the
section of the coal field, and trouble is an
tieipated at any moment.
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The Yresxht Handler.

JERSEY Cry, June 26.-This morning.
about go trsckmen employed BY the New
York, Lake Erie and Western kailrosd
ioined the strikers. They have besn 70.
ceiving one dollar and ten cent. per day:
bratemtn employed by the Erie Railway
Company in the yards on the east and west
side OF Eergen tunnel have Joined the
strikers. The Pennsylvnnia Company suc.
ceeded in inducing about sevsnty.nve o.
their old hands 10 resume work. "A number
of freight trnins on the rosd hsve pssn
moved this morning.
NEW YoRx, June 28.-The strike Of the
freight handlers continues without any
new features of interest. A meeting Of
strikers was held to-day and reports ~
ceiyed from the committees SECURING msm'
beis Tor their union, and ut the next NEST
ing upwsrds Qi aop pew msmssH w! y
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Total.

Columbus and Portland not included in
totals. Exhibit this week, in some re-
spects, is much more satisfactory than last
week, the percentage OF decrease being
lower IN a number OF notable instances,
showing at those points something Of q
revival of trade. The aggregate clearings
of the past week amount to 81, OIL, ,5iS. .020,
against 81, OF, ,3l6, ,4S4 the previous week.
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The CIearfieI,l MipersOu,

~ ,,a,l-'ibALrHIN, June 26.-About half the
s,,iEs "a Tie CLeardeld region are on a
a. rr.tIa tSS'ay. The operators claim they
L. Due % advance wages on account Of
N w.'''ease IN the prices of coal.
al IN A55'A'EEE, Pa. June 26.-A Delaware
-Usoh coal mine is expected to cave
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CoukIing and Butler I'm Boston

BosTos, June 26-Conkling and Butler
reached Boston by the Fall River boat from
New York, last night. They were together
in close conversation the whole day, but
DENY any political significance in the fact.
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Cooper rryi.s u A.tseipsss HsSssil.

PHILADELPHIA. June 28.-Fearing that the
Republican congressional commi ttssS'
assessment Of t20, 600 upon the employe Of
the federal government In this city would,
IL paid, oblige Chairman Cooper, OF the Re-
publican State committee, 10 vsit longer
than he would like before he could -.
tu,s S,yment OF tribute 70 e.:
Cameron machine, the stnsuIns SeId
marshal he's fastened 10 6ood he depart.
ments with . police circular. Like ths
Washington circular, which calls for money
TO fight the enemy in the CousressIonsi dis
tricts throughout the country. Chdrmsa
Cooper's document assures the party d.
pendents that payment Of the mohsy VII!
not be objected 10 "in any official quarter"
tance OF the struggle In Pennsyivsnis
should induce sll from this STATE 70 6fst
respond to the call Of its Rspublican Stats
Committee"
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The sixteenth Congressional District
OF Ohio.

NEW PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-The Demo-
cratic Congressional convention of the
Sixteenth district will be held at Newark,
August Il. The convention will be COM
posed of 242 delegates appointed as follows:
Coshocton county 81, Licking Sc, Holmes
SO, MuskiDgum 5S. Tuscarwas As; necessary
to q choice lis.
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Philadelphia kills her superhuOus dogs,
thy throwing them in cage, but by
inducing carbOnic-Oxide gas into an
Iartment which, after the dogs have
ZEN driven into it, is made air tight.
Iae hundred dogs can be dispatched in
ihs manner at once, and their death is
lck and painless.
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Pomeroy signs the scale.

CINCINNATI, June GA Pomeroy. Ohio.
special says: The proprietor OF the Pom
eroy Iron Works has agreed 10 allow the
advanced price until the scale is deter.
mined at Pittsburgh. and will rcsG n
wurk alter July 4, los2.
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This court met at the ususi houS yeete!.
day with sli the judges present. 1ns ~
lowing cases we're disposed o.:
Hutton ". Lockridse, from Peeshostas
county. Continued
Mathews vs.. Jarrett Hill ~ Aeafzs
ADdeTson W. Gwynn, Grimsu ": LeaG ~
fIom GreepbFief county, and Johnsuo ~
McCIung. from Pendletou coanty: ~
first. second and third submitted. u t.
last Q WIT Of error vs. alloUe1; boo4 eae4
Adjourned till 10 A y. today.
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STRANGE SUICIDE.


A Cigar Maker HaRgs AfAsesG
WEsr NEWTON, Pa, June &-word wss
received here, yesterday, that David Andy.
q former resident Of this place, hsd COM
mitted suiciaea by hanging, at the residence
of Conrad Hoofnsgle, at Irwin station. Mr..
Andy has been at the county home for
some time, and was on his way home 10
visit his family, who reside here, and had
stopped of on . visit 10 Mr.. Hoofnasie.
who was also . former resident OF this
place. II seems that Mr.. Andy rose about
daybreak and went out into the yard, ae
the above named gentleman's house, where
there was O swing, and tied . loop
in one OF the ropes, plAc.
ed it around his neck and
kicked q chair out from under him win
the result above noted. When found life
was extinct, as he had been hanging some
time before he was found. The cause q
the rash act Is not generally Known, but Is
is supposed be was greatly troubled over
somethiug. Domestic infelicity is sup
posed TO have been the true cause, - he
and his wife did not get along very we'll To-
gether, and ut times he would whip ner,
Tor which she had him sent 10 jail once or
twice. They finally broke up housekeep.
ing some two years ago, since which tme
he has been in the county home. he has
very nice family residing here. mostly All
married. His occupation was that Of Q ci-
Rar maker.
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enough wood by dark. Read part of the
divine .srvice; suffering in our feet No
.:ooot gear.
Monday-A hard night
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 9th,
137th day-Iverson has broken down.
Friday-Iverson died during the early
morning.
Saturday esth-Dressler died during :ths
night
Sunday, October soth, 10th day
Rovd and (snrfR
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A RSppIe as CIsyssasl.

CLEvELAsD, June 8.-TodAy 9 fev
stones were thrown at the Cleveland Roll
ing Mill Company's rod mill, tbs afss np.
pie OF disturbance In several daya Hall Q
dozen police were detailed 20 preve1t =.
repetition, and thereafter quiet prevailed.
A large force OF police still escceh the ncue
union men to snd from work, bat 10
number Of the detail for the purpose WiU
probably be reduced one-half Soo6.
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nenfh Warrant signed.

I WAsHINGToN, June 2G.-Guiteau's death
warrant was signed by Clerk Meigs OF the
| Criminal Court, this morning, the seal OF
| the court attached and the document for
warded to Warden Crocker, at the district
| .nsl
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FIRE RECORD.

CHICAGO. June 26-A Wauson, Wis,
special says: The Porter tannery, down
the river, was burned yesterday. Loss,
10000; insurance, 5000.
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NJ, inquiry into the management Of
j pennsylvania State College was re-
! I,i,o-lay at Bellefonte.
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dled uurlng the niRhL
Mr.. Collins dying. lNote-this is the
end of Lient belongs diary. DeLong,
Surgeon Amber and All: Sam, the cook,
must have died soon after the last note was
written
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\, Russian government has decided
l.rstruct 50 gnnbOats, at a cost of -
600 Vubles.
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[,vOOl clip in California promises
!. the largest one ever known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-27

All pessns Wishing 70 tsst The ne!!6 =
o great remedy-coe that WI H9nnvDay
cure Consumption. Coughs, Co!d1 As2n1
md lune,-afe requested - eall q I1Gna
a Co.'s drug store and get . 70 csot I'll
BOTTLE Of Dr. Kings New DiscoTeey ~
Cousump ption, which Will sbog yea uhats
regular dollar sised bottle win d.
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h. strike of the freight handlers in
Z Yrk city has almost brought the
l,,S Of the commercial metropolis
y country to a stand still.
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h elections in Mexico were heldEes-
I.y and the indications are of q COM
| victory for the government.
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1zr Make your old things look like nev
by using the Diamond Dyes. and you VII
be happy. Any Of the fashionable coiofs
iUf 10 cents.
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BUSINESS
Renor, of the Leading c;caring Houses

Report OF the Leading CiE"r"g Ho"ses'
BosroN, Mass, June 26 - From the
Post: The following table shows total gross
exchanges at 25 leading clearing houses OF
the United States, "a being for the week
ending June 2ith, and one, Louisville, for
the week ending June 22d:
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The Mssss Chaoee.

LEwpros, NE, June D.-It 10 cooeete6
Gov. Plai,ied will be the nomipss lof
Governor OF the Democratic coaysstieo =.
morrow; also, that Nurch, Lsdd end A.
derson will be nominated for Congresh o.
the fourth man, all are at -.
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n, los 10y the recent firein the store
j Gthe Pacific Mills at Lawrence,
| will not exceed S2OO,OOO.
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Irwin succeeded in evolving a for
i iS7jO, 600 to bequeath to his heirs
! nade evolution pay, if nothing
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Klllel d In.

DopoE Cry, lows, June s.-J. W. Dixon,
hotel keeper and deputy sheriff Of Cimsf-
ron, being threatened by an old enemy. J.
A. shumate, shot and killed him yesterday.
Shumate 10 politician OF some note. Inc
coroper's Jury justified him.
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Died by His Own Hand

CINCINNATI, June 26.-Samuel Dibiey,
who murdered a saloonkeeper q few years
ago, and spent fortune In his defense, wa
foupd dead In the woods near Newport,
Kentucky, pistol In hand. lie hsd bsen
dead fully q week.
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Heara His Beaes Crash.

bI(ctuI IEIUPW W wv 1sNb's"''
wAsHlxerpx, Pa, June 26.-An emploSe
of the Pittsburgh Southern Railway. nsmsa
McCorty, was caught between the cars and
platform, at wyland's station, this evening.
while assisting In unloading freight, adA
seriously, II not fatally, injured. Passsh-
gers on the train say they heard his bones
crushed distinctly.
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\ ~ say William A. Wheeler is about
am again, and that it was erino-
not fshline, that kept him from
(. hriff Commission.
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Base Rail-.

fsnce, fse,S''O' : June 26.-Chieago, 8; Proyi-
3 -''lASD' June l6.-Troy, 4; Cleveland,
PzlIAnv,
pOlit,,,AaO Pa, June 28.-Metro-
'Ia'1As' - 3; Philadelphias, 2. '''O
S's'Ons, 3 ~ /" June @-BufAlos, 6;
So,iy co,r, cOr,. June 26.-Ths game to-day was
laysS ~ 'Ss'ed- fs- A total of IA innings was
s6 q n = !" decide it. Worcesters scored in
SOi,S saas' ~ Nl6' l IN 10Th. in l4th. The De.
AA ana GIsG : = l m LIST, in 9th, in 9Th, l in
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Hor drink, not sold In bsr-sooaA bst .
,.jishIe ou-stcoholie tonic medicine, 49,
ful st eli timss, and IN Ill seaseo4 -
Brosn's Iron NttexA
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,Aur,s sins will be sins of commits
1 nther than omission.
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|nh Nillson, Patti, Irving and Mrs.
I,ry. all to be here at once, Ameri-
| ,vsrs Of music and the drama are
I'D a feast of good things next
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CHATHAM, MASS, June 26.-Ths schooner
s. d. Hay, OF Bangor and Providence, vas
wrecked of Chatham Lights, and Ii total
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TrHE NEWS.

Duis Register triU be mailed to
:, o,a Of torn for sirty.fre cents
.,sa,h. Address changed as often
scd
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~ neat sum of 5000 is offered to
.,,on who shall extinguish a burn
\ oil well in Warren county, Penn
,snia. Ii is estimated that $500 or
,p worth of crude oils destroyed
~ i9y.
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: said that Dorsey will sue many
lugaperS for libel claiming aggregate
s,rs running into the millions. 1t
/ poor way to make money. Stock
/ ~ and swindling the Government
urh better.
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lJs, !s;I an ~ constipation son and tori id liver,
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/ he cow population Of the United
| s,y, is l3,6ll, ,l43, or about one cow to
sr 6ur people. It's no wonder that
raa can never make a garden with
having II got into and torn up at
/ as once IN \ season.
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One thing is very noticeable about
abor strike this year-the strikers
all behaving themselves admirably
promptly check any step toward vi
rrce. This shows that they are not
sDg led by cheap and designing DEM
nnlIlus
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-25

We have q small store,
run under q very small oX-
pense and can afford to sell
goods cheap.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-25
REHABILITATION.


Total forwarded from May LIST, 1881 to
April 3utn, 1867 go. I1o,l4
Total received from May 1st 1881 to April
oOtn 1901 Fl ,ooI
Total forwarded and received from May LIST,
1881 to April 30th, 1882, SIC, OPT
The number of tons of freight received at
this station in 1880 was 490,76O, and of freight
forwarded 110,319 tons, decrease in the
former case of 1889 tons, and a gain in the
latter of 1882 tons. The decrease in the
amount received is easily explained: the
Grand Trunk has borne its share in the
diminished amount of grain and other freight
owing to short crops; the increase of freight
forwarded is to great extent an increase in
the local business of Portland
The total number of passengers carried by
the nine railroads centering in Boston for the
year 1881 was 3S 332, 800, an increase of 1885,
214 over the total for the year 1871
The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk
Railway for the week ending. the 18th were
$202,718, decrease of 1924 compared with
the corresponding week of last year.
The plans for the Eastern passenger station
at Salem contemplate SONS changes from the
old plan. There will be only two entrances at
the foot of the towers on either side, instead
of three, as formerly. The new roof will not
span the entire space of 70 feet between the
outer walls, as before but will consist of two
parts. The new roof will span only from the
inside of the waiting rooms, and will have
monitor roof on the top. Below this and on
either side will be flat roofs. On the inward
side will be telegraph office, two wait
ing rooms and baggage room. On the out
ward side will be baggage rooms and two
waiting rooms on the first floor, and the offices
of the Station Agent, Civil Engineer, Archi-
tects and Master of Maintenance and Way on
the second floor. 1t is likely that the ticket
offices on either side will be in the rear.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-25
Pleasant "reminiscences.

A correspondent of the Transcript, in late
number, speaking of the late Miss Thrasher,
said she ruled with ferule rather than by
love. Mrs J. P. Thurston corrects this state
ment. She says:
ST have lately conversed with several of
Miss Thrasher's pupils, and their memory
agrees with mine, that she never used the
ferule, or if she did they have no recollection
of it, One of them said, she was always kind
to me, and I owe to her training all my sue
cess as public teacher for thirty years. was
her Monitor General in Arithmetic: re-
member red morocco badge, lodged with gold
which she gave me to wear on walk to the
Oaks with the entire school, one summer day
in 1926, after the school had assisted at the re-
ception of Gen. Lafayette. We were dressed
in white muslin, with caps OF the same,
wreathed with natural roses, with Lafayette's
picture ON the white satin sashes, or belts. |
was myself an assistant insPrimary No.1, but
never used to see the graveyard, nor the high
board fence which shut it from view, as my
face turned to another window, which gave
view of Mr.. Fessenden's garden, with beautl-
full trees which came up to the school-house
window
1 was myself Monitor General in Miss T. s
school, and owe my success as private teach
or to her training I remember wearing the
red morocco badge with monitor General on
it, and the white dress and cap, whel we went
forth to meet Gen. Lafayette and his son. In
1926, Miss Baker was fatally injured in the
school-house by burns, and died in six weeks.
Miss T. labored with kindness to impress the
scholars with deep religious convictions of the
necessity of preparing to meet their God. |
have no entrance of her using ferule.
remember Master Loring once feruled o boy,
and rattaned little girl. He kept the mixed
school, where the North School now is, and
went from his school to Master Merrill gen
ial teacher who preceded Miss 7. 1 graduated
from Primary No. 1, the school SO we'll de-
scrlbed by your correspondent, when very
young child Miss Hodgkins was then the
teacher. JANE P. THURsToN."
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-25
THE BROWN LIGHT ARTILLERY.
The Programme Laid out in Hartford.

This morning the Brown Light Artillery will
start on their trip to Hartford. Last evening
the battery was inspected by Adjutant Gen.
Beal, Col E. c. Harrington and Col. Perkins
of Gov Plaisted's staff, and Col. O'Donoghue
of General Chamberlain's staff. Gen. Beal
complimented the boys very highly on their
efficiency in drill. They looked very soldierly
and stylish in the new black helmets, and red
blankets rolled on top of their new knapsacks.
The Courant of yesterday gives the follow
ing as the programme for their reception in
Hartford:
The batter will be met at Springfield by a
committee of the guard consisting of Captain
Pratt, Commissary Sergeant Warwick, First
Sergeant Embler, Corporal Ravens and Pri-
vate Glazier. On arrival here they will be es-
coIted to the Allyn house, where they Will
dine Later in the afternoon, probably about
four o'clock, a parade will take place. The
line of march will probably be through Pratt
or Church to Main, to Ann, through Ann and
Allyn to High, thence across the park, through
Washington and Park streets to South Main,
up Main to Exchange Place, around City hall
square to the open place in front of the Foot
Guard armory, where an opportunity will be
given for an exhibition drill by the battery in
handling of the guns. In passing the City
Hall marching salute will be given tol promi-
nent officials.
During the visit of the Foot Guard to Port
land last year the citizens of that place hearth
ly assisted the Brown Light Artillery in ten
derng a splendid reception to company which
was regarded as especially representing the
state of Connecticut The citizens of Hart
ford have exhibited desire to reciprocate cor
daily, and it is hoped that there will be lib
eral display of bunting along the line of
march.
Thursday evening the visitors will be Civ
en- complimentary banquet in Allyn hall,
which will be largely attended. Seats will be
reserved for ladies in the gallery, limited
number of tickets being issued, as only 500 can
be accommodated.
On Friday the visitors will be shown around
the city, including the capitol, the First reg-
ment armory, Colts works, and other points
of interest. After an hour or two for rest and
social enjoyment they will be escorted to the
station for their return home. Colts band will
furnish the music for the Foot Guard, and the
visitors will have Chandeliers excellent band of
Portland.