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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
8TATE EDITORIAL EXCURSION.
yest Virginia Editors 90 20 20 Eew
q York. '..-s

Went virginia Editors 60 60 10 View
York. 't1
SpeciI to hs Register.
RlEDEoEr, September 13.-The pro-
posed editorial excursion has been fixed
foi QctebeT 10. to take in the West Virgins
Centrsl 4 Pittsburg road rnd Elk Garden
rtsion, then to leave Piedmont for New
York via Pittsburgh and Philadelrhia,
1hursday, October IL. To return via Bali
more and Washington. All editors and
FQblshers or propretors of pspers desiring
q participate should send name, stating
heE connected with paper, to the under
sssnsd at once, so that tickets can be pro-
cased IN time, CT. GosoRs,
7ffsts.F-tf .aei Chairman Commitkae
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
FOREIGN CABLEeRAMs.
The Chinese-Freaeh EmbroKlio stth
Unsettled.

LasnoS September l&-Private advises
from Canton state that business has
not been resamed ss before the re-
cent outbreak. Only q fs~ foreign
merchants ara in trada there, the tea raifc
having driftea to other localities. The in:
babitsnts Of Canton have the reputation OF
being especially turbulent a. all things,
The London Standards Paris special
states that II the Chinese legation and at the
French foreign Office it is asserted that ne
gotiations. relative TO the Touqain quss'
ton are being Conducted on both sides
with q sincere desire of arriving at an am
icable solution of the difficulties. The
American and English diplomatic repre-
sentstises at Paris fully confirm the above
statement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14

whittier she had been sent By her fsther.
nothing WAS thought Of il except that shc
bad probably concluded to 70 homo. A
telegram was sent 10 her fathsr on Satur.
day night, and Ii was then found that the
yonng lady was missing. Mr.. hamor re-
oeired q letter telling him that his dsugh.
ter had gone away with Louis Cornish, who
has worked about the steamboat wharf at
Bar Hsrbor for years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
,,.x.,,.,,, roe, A....la,....

PHnIuELPBrA. September B-rhe fall
prize meeting Of the National Rife Asso-
citation will be beldat Cresdnoor, Tuesday,
September 9. and containing until Satur-
dsy, September "a Toe principal matches
ere: ''Dirsctor's" match, DO yards. open
only 10 Directors Of the Associations. Ter
which gold badge IL offered n prlse.
Tn, "Iudda match. the "SboTkley" match
Of SiOe. tts "Wimhedon Cup" mA|i,
valued at 80 -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
Eairmount Social RippIes.

- ~. SfNSNNS W ISO ASySt".
IAIRNousT, September 13.-The attend.
anee at The Normal school is increasing
Misses Carlotta and Maggie Morrow, tho
Charming young daughters of Judge Nor
row leave to-day for Staunton Female
Seminary.
L6mnel Watson leaves to-day for Win
chester where he will attend school.
Carries Lyndon left this morning for
Mot8s6toW1 and other places along the
Msf agshela river expecting tosbe gone
- s Z. j, -.
The widow Ind thifdfeh d ). N uoUa
have the sympathy OF all who knew him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
P,ixbt Win q Married Man.

ytrtld fa1ch'er Of r Hamor, proprietor
OF the GRIND Ctptrsl Hotel at Bar Hsybor,
has disappeared with married man. Miss
Hsuior hss always borne the bsst of char.
seter. When che did pot sppesr af supper
at BuGksPorb ssu.4aAIy iass eAiaIaAy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
tn s,eD Down and Ont.

WAsnrxGroH September 13.--Postmaster
General Gresham, the only cabinet officer
who has remeined in Washington any con-
siderable part of the summer, has large
budget 10 call to the attention of the Presi.
dent and it is quite probable tnst mum.
Der OF postmasteTs will be removed. Among
them are some postmasters who, being
proprietors of country newspapers, haTe
inserted the latest advertisement oil
lottery company which sharply attacks the
Postofice DEPARTMENT and the Adminstra.
ton on account OF recent decisions eKclud-
ing the lottery letters from the msil. In
view of tbs successful evasion OF the re.
cent order of the Postmaster General
against lotteries, 1t is expected, too. that
another order, more stringent than the for
mer one, will soon he promulgated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
ars,hsF Big ReTutta.

NEu YoRE, September i3-Thrsassou'
the central and western sectioss Of the
State the interest OF boating anS sporting
men 10 low csnt.,ing upon the srnltsui
regatta. 20 take place on Wedn:sday and
Thurday OF next week. at Cayuta Lax
Hotel. rear sheldrake, on Cayusa Johf
+. Allen. the proprietor, has allotted II
for badges and club trophies Tor y |
which will rivA In riehsess tboss &
IN the nation2 regsttss. L. \
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
national Labor LeaEue,

NEw YoRK, September l3.-The Execu'
cutive Committee Of the National Labor
League, General James s. Negley presid-
ing, TO-DAY. perfected the details for
series of Union meetings at the South, to
be addressed by prominent Northern men
on current political aud educational
topics. The FIRST meeting will be held at
Atlanta esrly in November. The commit
tee nee' at PSiladelI h's during the latter
mart of the month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
Di,,h.recd for Wan, OF Evidence.

CoLuMBUs, September Is Harry Clifford
and George Connor, the young meu ar.
rested at Hoelchers saloon ON Monday
evening on the supposition that they were
the parties who stole the money from F.
w. Schwarz's safe, had q hearing before the
Mayor this morning. There was no evil
dence tending 10 show that they had been
a. the store, their arrest resulting mer'ly
from descriptions furnished by parties
who saw them coming from that direction.
The young men claimed 10 belong in the
city, Clifford saying that he had been here
since April and worked at Gilfs car shops.
Their names do not appear in the city di'
rectory. There is third party upon
whom suspicion rests, being described as
shout seventeen years old, wearing n short
blue coat and soft hat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
Base Rall.

NEv r.oRK. September l3-Gam.s al.
nounc'd for this city and Buffalo post.
ponSa on scconnt of rain.
Blltimores, 8; ST. Louis, 0. .--...
Cievelsnds, /; Pbiladelphiss, Q. -.
BostSas. 81 SL.uAs0> 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14

The bankers, merchants and Capitalists
of Norfolk, Va have resolved Is Subscribe
40 whatever sum might be necessary TO bnild
a reed that will bring the Richmond snd
Da.s .ils Al s.sai II Eoscs into Norfolk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
Eoxnrdas Beaten A
20.

READrG, Pa. septembg
pigeon hooting match tere5s OF
issac Eckert snd Oliver
Ire Forest Club. Of this SY EHn3no9
n. Roesrdns snd his ss-s
fefrref IlIled fortyf - and Dlaeksniss
2li:rs Pcgsrdps
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
The Department Igparant.

WAsEISGTON, September 3.-Tbe De-
partment Of the Interior knows nothing
officially of the report that United States
soldiers have invaded Canadian territory
aud kidnapped dessrters from the Ameri-
can anEAy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
MARINE HAPPENINGS.
An HsIIas stsa.sship STRANDED Near
New York.

FRIuoRT, J.. l.. September 13.-The ltsls
ian steamship independents, from PAlsr.
mo drove on the shore OF. Jones Inlet at
4:3n ibis morning during . log and high
res IL was loaded with ono thousand tons
su phur. ten thousand bores OF lemons
snd oranges and has also one hundred and
sixty rss.eng-rs and crew on board. Tn.
snpIsln thinks Il the weather holds o, it
- ID morning she - in q very dangerous
los.i ton. The vile and child Of the Ameri'
ian C1usul nj CAdiL, Spain, are on board.
NlE YuRX. Eepte i3.-A number OF
pa''ergers from the steamship lndepend-
snte have arrived from Tfeeport II seems
that the Undergraduate had pleasant Wsash.
er until she entered the sound. bsst
night there was . dsnss fog and heavy
sea with big waves dAshing against the
ship. About three this morning there
was loud crash and the Captain
saw that the Dhip Wa aground
Rockets ware sent up, but no assistance
Yas received until siI o'clock, when HE
boat came and took OF oil the .passenEsrs
without accident The Independsnts u the
seventh vessel that has gone ashore st tht,
point The Independents is new, being built
on the Clyde In the early part OF The yeas.
This II her msiden voyage. She ssilef
from Italy on the 18th oflast month. 6hs
has tonnage OF forty.fye thousand tons.
She belongs 70 the Italian General hsyigs-
ton Company. she has sccom mmoostons
for sixty cabin and eight hundred stsefn9s
psssengers. Her oommsndsr u Capt Pier.
ondsllo, commadore Of tbs line. The Is..
dspsndtns nn6 0u posfu Wits vsssis DSts
- present By the King d Italy 70 Pres
dent Garrett, Of the baltimore and Ohia
Railroad.
Another steaoe, Daosxel.
sAvABshs, September i3.-Ths stsausbte.
Newport vas teysd int Tybss outer rcsd,
BY the Steamer wsItsrs Texas, With Eadi.r
disabled and coal and part Of cargo shiited.
| II had IL deck hSose carried swsy, cabtos.
badly damaged and steward and, vAtsr
tender washed overheard 10 tbs gale ot
| Sunday night.
LosDos, 6spteubsf la vessel vsA
sunk In The Hpgish channel today by .
collislon. Twelve persoas vsrs dfosnsd.
AsTvxAs. SsetSmbsr B.-Arivsd-
s,ssmship Belgian, from New York
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
Failure Of the greeley Relief Party.

WASHINGTON, September l3.-The signal
office has received the following from Lieu
tenant Darlington, commanding the
Greeley relief expedition:
ST. JOINS, September l3.-It is my pain.
full duty to report the total failure OF the
expedition. The Proletts was crushed in
in latitude IS degrees, 50 minutes,
longitude "a degrees 25 minutes and sank
on the afternoon of the 25d of July. My
party and crews of the ship were all saved:
made my way across Smith Sc aud and
along q stern shore TO Cape York, thence
across, Melville Bay to Upernayick, arriv.
ing there on the oath day Of August. jan
tic reached Upernsvic on the ID OF Septem-
her and left the same day, bringing his en-
lire party hsre to-day. All well.
lSigped) +. A. DARLINGTON.
The statement prepared at the money
order office, based Oh returns foI one week
from 100 smaller money order offices show
that 4 y per cent. OF the money transmit
fed by money service was in postal notes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14

RocxIEasAx, n. c.. esptsmbsI 10. .-Nsase
camp meetings are often hotbeds foS fights
and roxA Near here q Sunday there vss
ron ss Q meeting It ~ . drunken one,
I'd the erovd vss hall .vhits sud haf
slack. The services were suspsudsd so
-zov, eIssmtd thiekly IN the cir, yhiis ths
red blood flowed fYseis- 9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
CAPITAL NEWS.
DezendOrf's Emphatic Charges
Against Malone.
PAPERS WAITING THE PRESIDENT,
The Manner in Which Some Scores Of
Postmasters Have Secured Their
Own Dismissal - The
Greeley Relief.

WASHINGTON, September ia reporter
met ex-Representative Dezendorf, chair
man OF the straight-out Republican State
Committee OF Virgins, to day, and asked
him what truth there was in the story that
the Coalitionists were organizing colored
clubs and paying members for atten dance,
provided they vote the Republican ticket.
ats all true" he replied, every word OF
it. All through Wickham's district and
other portions Of the State the clubs are
being organized. Members get ticket for
each time, emitting each to go cents, TO be
paid on election day. If member attends
ten meetings he gets ten tickets, calling for
81. He is told that the treasurer will be at
the polls to cash his tickets after he votes
for the Coalition nominees. Oh, it's the
most shockingly corrupt campaign ever
heard of. Every method of corruption is
resorted to-"
Are not the laws of Virginia able to
check this sort of thing" inquired the re-
porter.
"Why it's nothing but bribery, and
therefore violation Of law; but Malone
has all the Judges and the machinery for
e4eCuubE INC law anu HO'hihS S"'i "9 ""'''
with his instruments"
"Is it true that government officials are
still dong election work.
"Yes, sir, II is" answered Delsndorf.
"Why, look here" and he displayed
handbill announcing a list Of canvussers,
among whom were several government
officials. "GiGdings, the PostofiiCe In.
spector, the postmaster at Lyncnburg and
all the internal revenue officials are en-
gagged all the time in the canvass" Mr..
nezendorf submitted these facts to the
Postmaster General and mead of the Treas
ury to-day, and called their attention to
the continued violation OF the civil ser.
vice act.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
WHEELING. w. A. M0RNING. SEPTEMBER IA 1883

Then came the gray daught mares of P.
l. Kimberly, of Wheeling, which took the
red ribbons on Wednesday.
Quite number Of draught horses fol-
lowed, but we were unable to obtain the
names Of the owners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
OVER IN OHIO.

Vari Gus Items OF Interest - Robbery
and Mardef.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22
IN BRIEF,

A side walk Is badly needed on MMn
street between Second and Third, Ia
front of the burnt district.
Recorder Henry Field IL the happy
fathcr OF n new boy, snid TO have Ut
tered, rs and costs" within the first
hour.
Tho skating rink AZ Godwin's Hall
IL now In full blast, add and young
ladies' and gentlemen greatly enjoying
shc amusement.
Mrs. Wilson y Immediate wantShave
been relieved by kind friends ana hy
tho provisions sent her by the county
commissioners.
The square looked like old times
yesterday, a number of farmers being
IN The city with hay, cotton and
country produce,
The tax collectors office Is crowded
now with citizens anxious to pay
their taxes before the Iirst day OF
March, when costs will accrue.
\ team of mules ran away on tious,
ton street aud came very near brcnk-
ing down u LAMP pest IN thcir mad
eareor, but were stopped IN time.
This afternoon Mr.. II. j. Smith of
tho Galveston Nc'es, aud Miss Mary
ihirton VIII be married. The GAZETTE
will he represented at the happy event
The grand masquerade hall nj ncuts-
cher Norein Hall appointed for the
26th promises TO be I'm enjoyable affair.
Elegant costumes will be here in day
an two.
A meeting of the city council has
becn called for tonight, hut as this IL
Washington's birthday, Il legal holt,
day, thomecting will probably adionrn
over to some otter time,
4 largo force Of pipe Layers are now
nj work for the watorworks cpmnany
putting In mains on Rusk Bellsnup
and ThroclSmorton streets. \ few
lays now, and work Will he done In
this line.
All the sweetest girls of the city,
ficokcd IN the most charming patterns
0f calico will, at Ncrein Hall.to night
at the calico nnll. This entertainment
II IN, honor of the father of his country,
Dr u. NJ. Eagle was buried In Trim
ity l,end graveyard yesterday lie.
,cascd was one nf the oldest citizens OF
the county, was native of North
Carolina, aud leaves a wife and sever.
al children, DIR. Eagle was we'll,
known and universally liked,
A message came 10 J W. Eloming
Esqa last night from Killcen, to IN,
effect that hts son was very sick. ano
60 como ON at once. The GAsEIri
trusts tho young man Is not rs sick NJ
supposed
IN the Gahert case the state Is repro
scuted by w. ), Fendleton, Bowiin 4
Bowlin, aud Hall n McCart, the de
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

rived, ana NOW the on min starts the
ball 10 rolling in earnest, The mill
hns hn,n az a prral cxnlnse AMnilmn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22
The HlGBEE, RANDALL g. DARLING co,

fence by Furman & Caps, Hogsett g.
Green and Hovencnmp IL CUMMINGS
When court adjourned yesterday SIX
witnesses had been examined for the
state.
X. II. Boyd, Esq, says he will pay
all creditors dollar for dollar. upon
presentation of their accounts. His
store viii not he opened to-day.
Mike Max, the genial restaurant
man had birthday come around IL
day or two siuco, but In honor to the
father OF his covntry has postponed
celebrating until to-day, when he will
doubtless acquit himself handsomely
If all the readers of the GAZETTE
would inform the reporter of Us many
happenings M Mike does, reporting
would bc n ''picnicn no to speak
Long may he live In Tie land to ccle.
bratc his national anniversary.
Mr.. w. w. futile, one of our best
known cattlemen, shipped, yesterday
six cars of the finest beef ever brougl,
to this city four cars to New Orleans
and two ears TO Memrhis. The cattle
were west Texas stoc,, fed IN Johnson
county. They We're daisies, and that :
the kind Mr., futile always handles.
II Is with difficulty pedestrians max,
their way along the sidewalk In front
OF 9. Is. Daggett's Wholesale grocery
house. The immense quantities %
goods now being received at, anc
shipped from this establishment Il
truly astonishing. Flour, sugar, syi
mp, vinegar, apples, potatoes, tobacco
case goods, etc, are being showed or n
u rapid rate. What are you going /,
do with MI OF those potntoos?i was in
nocently asked by n GAZEprE MAI
i yostorday, when MI. Daegett informed
h. a that a shipment of two csr load
>ol ~tatoes WAS of ordinary occurrence
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22
nay At the Tiyoli Han. y,,,,

Vienna sausage and horse raddish,
Imported Swiss and LimbUrgcr
cheese,
Russian caviar Hamburg cells,
Imported Holland Mllchcr herring,
Picked pigs feet and tongues,
Ncutoha,eler and hand cheese,
Imported Cervclat sausage,
lamh'stsngucs, etc, always fresh nj
Wholesale and retail.
3 'S3 3 mos
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22
waeNly Settlements.

On and after Monday next all bills
VIII he presented, md payment cN-
pectod weekly. | Will continue TO
Keep the best assortment of meats
possible to obtain.
2-l5-6t II. Il. CUNNINGHAM,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

: Il crcd,v s-or 90 viI ,nv
hey ask Judgment for ia
thcr with interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22
lien,nNnl.

II. Gutxnpn's barber shop Is ~.
moved 10 Main street, next door 10
Barradalis drug store. Call and have
your work done in tlrst-class barber
shop. Tan 2.-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

a diamond pin, somewhere between
Towards store and the III paso hotel
\ very liberal reward will be paid il
returned 10 the III Paso hotel.
2.20-St
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

Eight Clydcs,alc stations, one I'm
glish aud Clyde, one Canuuck aud
clyde; all full-hlood stock. Inquire
81 Texas Investment Co. aAT-it
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

LApIrs SHOULD REalgMRER, a beau
tiMl complexion results from using
Acker's Blood Elixir. Sold hy c. w,
Barradall ~ 81. LIS 90 d&w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

Physicians prescribe Coldens Liquid
Beef Toniotor the weak, worn aud
dyspepiic, Take no other
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22
Personal.

&. @. Jolnc, OF Graham, IL ut the lcl
Paso.
Il. w. palfrey, of Dallas, IL In the
city.
Joe. Cheshire was in the city yester-
day.
Colonel II. s. stevens of Gainesville
b IN the city.
j.. w. Hart of Archer was In the
city yesterday.
". Melvin Of New York was IN the
city yesterday,
II. +. Melvin of Seymour, Baylor
county, IL In the city.
w. j. Jackson, Esq, OF st. Louis Is
IN the city on business.
Major W. v. johnson of Abilene
was In the city yesterday.
Col. j. g, Mccoy, of Dallas, n prom
incnt attorney, Is ut the III paso.
Colonel w. w LenlSe OF Dallar ~ in
the city in attendance on the district
court.
Sheriff Maddox returned last night
from Dallas with his prisoner John
Bruno.
II. i. Etuc, Esq, Of the Kansas city
Live stock Indicator, IL registered nj
the El paso.
Jim Maddox, who has been sick for
some time, Is nearly we'll, md will bc
able to be out In IA few days.
j. NJ. Mckenzie (the General) of
Colorado CITY was at home here yes
terday with his many friends.
Mr.. Frank Gibson, tho advance
agent OF Miss Lillian Spencer, VIII,
plays IN this city on the nth calleo
on the GAZETTE yesterday.
Col. McNairy, OF Nashville, Prof
Hooker, Murfrecsboro, and Mcssrs
Harris and Scates, of Mckenzie, Ten
hessce, arrived In the city yesterday
and contemplate making their HON,
~ Texas, Col McNairy will probn.
bly, purchase n rancho.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22

me local administration IN lremwi.
"'rhe Irish Governments he said In
Leeds on Monday last. nnoM rests on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-22
A. A. NICHOLSON.
GROCER.
GROCER.

Dealer IN staple and fancy groceries,
tooaccocs and cigars, California fruits
and can goods. Call and give us a
.riai, all goods sold at bottom prices.
No. IS Houston street, opposite pos,
on's~ 2eAlm /.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-08-11

The lOng-winded struggle to
elect a Senator from New Hamp.
shire is over and the successful
candidate is Austin F. Pike. The
struggle wasin its seventh week
when It ended, and thu election
took place on the lorty-Second bal.
lot. We do not know how many
candidates have been votsl for
since the first ballot in the early
part Of last June, bu. the scenes
and the actors have bsea shifted
aboutln an sorts Ol' ways On the
tallos before the last Vim. L. Cha
dier had one vote, and James w.
Patterson had one; and upon the
final ballot Edward II. Rollins was
among three candidates who each
had a single vote. We presume
that Secretary Chandler ii still Of
the opinion that his candidacy
strengthened the Republican party
and the Administration. New
York Sun.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-08-11


The locomotive which carried off
the highest honors at the Chicago
Exposition ID No. S72 Of the Phila,
delphia and Reading Railway. 1t
was triOd on the Baltimore and Ohio
road lately, and made the 40 miles
between Baltimore and Washington
ID S7t minutes. The running was
sometimes atthe rate Of rs miles
an hopr. This il an improved loco
motive and smOkeIsss. The Sun
says thatits peculiarly Of cOnstruc-
tiOn is principally in the fire box,
which is 5 feet vide inside, with
31-inch combastioR chamber and a
CRATE area of68 feet. II has 2 va.
riable exhaust nozzle, which in the
trials was set at five incheA. LtS
cab is also placed midway over the
boiler and in front of the fire box,
which extends entirely over and
above the driving wheels. Match.
ez Democrat.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-08-11

The frst election 81 the year will
occur in Kentucky 10 August.
Iowa and o hio wilIvotsin October,
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New
York, New jersey, Maryland, Penn
sylvania, Virginia, Mississippi, and
Minnesota wilIfollow in November.
B,siiss these, therS will be elec,
tons tor minor Oiiiees ia other
states during the TALL IN Iowa
and Ohio the issue will be whisky,
the prohibition question being be-
fore the people oftIte former state,
and tue high license question be-.
fore the people of tbs Latter.