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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27

the
i is now I'd esteem Of q - !,
Der Of the county that the RepN
Gratis will give them she field for Scans
In q recent issue OF but the Dsp
T. +. Kidd, principal OF ofoualkIoyer. NIL
was suggested for State Se,cent Pnof
Prof. Kidd is one of the leadili school. h
of the State, Is an energetic yousdent
crat, and IL elected would FL the pors
with honor to himself and his cons-
epcy.
n. NJ. Bennett, appointment attorney OF
Glenville, and who has been in feeble
health for some time, is again able to be
about our streets.
W. T. Vernon, teacher In our district
school, has been confined TO his room for
some time, but is improving rapidly.
Arrested for burglary.
Millard Z. Robinson was arrested in Troy,
this county, 70, burslarizing the residence
OF Squire N. W. Farnsworth, one day last
week. After preliminary hearing before
Justice he was sent to jail, in default OF
81 COO bonds. The culprit is only eighteen
years OF age, but has bad reputation. He
was discharged from the penitentidry last
December, and at present he 10 under bonds
TO appear at the next term Of the Lewis
county court to answer sn indictment for
carrying q revolver. His father Is . high
ly respected Baptist minister, Of Wirt ooun'
". The young man has bold, defiant air,
and is evidently dangerous man to be at
large. He is good for another trip to
Moundsyile..
The spring term OF the Normal school at
this place opened this morning with the
largest attendance since the school was
founded.
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MINERS FAMILIES IN WANT,
rausCd by the Importation OF Che"p
Iahor and the RaIT Time Policy.


Labor and the RAIT Time Policy.
guryANDoAu, Pa, March 26.-THere Is
sreat dissatisfaction in this region among
|the miners and !aborers on account OF the
hal time policy of he coal companies ana
|threats to reorganizs he Miners aion are
|oneDly made, aud in some localities steps
|in that direction have already been taken.
|Thst there is great uneasineSs among tne
|vorkipgmeu IS easily seen, snd many are
|hlsmipg the conn paniss for sending ln' 10
|fake their places, cheap labor IN the per
sons Of Polish and Hungarian emlsrAn 5
who have been coming here in droVes every
|feW dsys during the past winter. Many
|fsmIlies are badly pinched for the necessA,
lies of lie, OWING to the lnsumclency OF
|tbe Parriugs Of the male members who toll
|sfthe mines, Snd what makes matters
worse is the nigh price Of provisions asked
~ The merchants. Most Of these do
Ia, business and must ask big prices to
r.sIe M the interest on their money and
for bad customers. A miners unloR IS
|forecone conclusion unless there is change
for the halter.
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COAL AND IRON LANDS
To be Bought Very Cheap I'm Richie
County.

County.
To The Editor of the Register.
Being in Wheeling in March OF lsSl,
inquired the object OF building what was
called the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ken
lucky railroad. The reply was TO get iron
ore. then told them il they wanted to
get iron ore Of all kinds and Of the very
best quality, take the road through to Har-
risville, RiIchie county, where they could
get any amount OF all kinds OF it equal TO
the Lake Superior ore. Three miles ON the
other side is all ore land and it can be pur'
chased cheap. Not only iron ore but zinc
has been taken out on the South Fork OF
Hughes river, and in that section there are
plenty of coal and timber On Addison's
run. in sinking for oil, four hundred feet
below the surface they came upon rich
vein Of copper ore four feet deep. There
IS some silver ore on Chivsuxdefrise In
some places in the channel of the creek,
but there has be ell nothing done To ascer
tain whether ii would pay. Miners who
have been at the mines ssy there Is savetn
Of silver there. IL any person wishes to
purchase mineral lands inquire OF Henry
n. Amos, Jacob Hsrbarger, on Chivsurde-
frise, or Mr.. Cummins, on Indian creek,
who own some OF the land.
F. MkRrIS
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A BRACE OF SPORTING ITEMS.
The Plight Between weeden and Green
Declared of.

PrT1sBURGu, March 26.-The hard glove
fl hit between Jimmy Weeden and Benny
Green, OF New York, has been declared oil
for the present. Green has secured I'D
pound pugilist from that place, and will
bring him to this city to fight Weeden with
hard gloves for purse of $3.50, which will
be made up by a number Of his friends
The challenge of P. NJ. kirIey to match
his duE Jack Napoleon to dght sny dog in
the country at "a pounds, give or take
pound, for $3.50 or 500 aside, was declared
open to day.
A movement is on foot TO have race a.
ranged between George Smith, OF this city,
and Harry Hutchinson, the champion
English sprinter, when the latter arrives
in this city. Smith will probably be given
several yards start in l20 yard race.
The proposed shooting match between
J. A. Higgins, the champion rife shot o.!
this city, and Milton Farran, OF New York,
has fallen through.
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FOE The PLUMED KNIGHT.
Kansas Position Defined by Secretary
Martin.

CmcAGo, March 26.-John A. Martin, OF
Kansas, secretary Of the National Repuoi-
can Committee, srrived at the Grand Pa
cific to-day. On being questioned regard
ing the political situation in Kansas, he
said that the people OF the State generally
favored Blaine, as they did both in 1850
and 1876. There was a good deal Of doubt
felt now, however, whether it would be eX.
pedient TO nominate him, as they feared
be could not carry New York. President
Arthur was we'll thought Of throughout
the State, and Logan ard General Sherman
were also talked Of. The Kansas delegates,
both district ana State, Mr.. Martin said,
would come to the Convention uninstruct
ed. There was no doubt OF that. The
coming Convention, he thought, would in
struct the National Committee to change
the basis u representation for delegates,
making tie uumht- cuosrn dependent on
the number OF Republican votes cast iu-
ate al Of the number oi Congressional 81 dis
triCts,
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SIAYS HIS FALSE WIFE
AndIhen Ends a Life OF Misery with
Suicide.

And hen Ends a Life OF Misery with
Suicide.
CARNI, Ill, March pa double tragedy
occurred this morning in Hawthorne town
ship about four miles southeast OF this
place. Howard Genbry, a hard working,
respectable colored farm laborer, assassin
ated his wife and then committed suicide.
The wife recently became enamored of a
sable admirer, with whom she eloped,
returning a few days ago. She begged her
still trusting husband to allow her to
return. Believing her sincere in her re.
pentsnce, he treated her with marked
kindness until he heard that she lad only
returned for the purpose OF taking the
children with her to the house OF her para.
mour, when he resolved 10 take her lie.
Going to neighbor's where she was visit
ing, he asked her TO return home with him.
On her refusing he drew his revolver and
fired, wounding the woman. As she fell he
tired another shot. lie then discharged
ball into his own forehead and Immediately
expired. The wife lived about thirty min.
uteS
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The Bosses at Work.
A REGION RICH IN COAL AND IRON
which Only Needs Railroad 10 Rival
the Finest sections OF Pennsylvanin-
Political Matters at GIeByiiIe.
SDccidI 20 the Rr0LsteT.


GLEsyiLLE, W. Va, March 80 IT
county is becoming somewhat interested
in the BLACK Diamond" railroad. We
have expressed 10 COloLel Boone desire
TO meet the company hall way II they WI
give US something tangible to work upon.
Our mineral wealth demands connection
with the outside world and h'st class
market. The BLACK Diamond company
will make a survey up the Little kana"ha
river during this year.
Gilmer county has an abundance CT as
fine coal as can he found in any section OF
West virginia, and that too, "a paying
quantities The veins range in thickness
from three 10 eleven feet. Numerous
banks have been opened for the sake Of in
vestigation Immediately on ths river above
town. Not only are We rich in coal de-
posts but We also hsve uamist4Eaole eVi-
cences OF oil in portions OF the county.
Large tracts OF the oil territory have been
leased to ParkerSburg and PennsylYsAis
capitalists, and ] understand boring VII
be- commenced some time during the
coming month. Further than coat and
oil we have iron ore of fair quality and
are ospitable and generous and always
give strangers setuilg among Us ahea'ty
welcome.
Chat About PeIitfcs.
The county political aate is bstng talk
cd of and srrsnged by some Of our. paiia'
clans, bat no announcements have yet
been made. GiImer county would bs glad
10 be represented in the Senats this coming
year and we have good timbe, for the posi-
ton IN the psrson ss Col. w. A Soyder.
W. MAradd, q member Of the County
Court ard ope OF our moyt snergstic and
pushing sR1g Democrsts, will be strongly
urged for the legislature. He does not
want the,pfics, bat is icing urged By his
friends, and year correspondent Is sssarea
that ha will make the canvass If the people
demand. He 10 o fiyst-c!sss young mao
-nd vill s,aHd firm by the conDty's inter
esfs.
Ipbn s. withers will be reelected Prose
cutpe Attorney by sn overwhelming ma
iop;ty, although he will probably hsve OPP
position. Scott is universally popular
With members of both parties. he is .
prime unfiinChing Temperance man ot hlgo
christian ettsinmeBts
Several psrtiss are men TONED in connec
non with The shsrifalty of this county, bot
tie rsce will probably be between A III
| self snd John n Fling two siaunch kemo
Gratis. With The odds in favor oi IN. former
For County Commissioner, Nsr'cn Ian
| cey, Of Dekslb district, Is b"om'ng.
G. b Con- al vii he re siset-d Cirnni
! Clerk spd jasper n. kee County Recorder
| 7, ey are faithful public servants add Law
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BoYCoTTINe A BLOWER.
Pittsburgh Sports Give McCaHrey th
Cold Shoulder.

PittsburRh sports Give mctafirey the
Cold Shoulder.
PuTsDURGH, March 26.-Dominick Nc.
Csffrey, the pugilist who recently defeated
Hughes, the blacksmith, of New York, Is
to be boycotted by the boxers. A we'll.
known sporting man said to-day: He will
regret his action in informing the police OF
the Connors.Dayis fight on Thursday night.
A number of admirers OF boxing in this
city are arranging to have the affair pub.
lished in all OF the sporting papers in the
country. 1t vii! greatly injure McCattrey''s
reputation among the fraternity. 1t is
known positively that he furnished the
police the tip simply for spite for being
refused admittanCe TO the fight because he
would not pay the admission fee OF Sl5.
When the police made the raid, McCailrey
pointed out the principals. His action will
be remembered by all the persons who
were present at the Davis-COnnors fight,
and his future benefits will no doubt be
tame affairs. McCailrey expects to have
benefit at the Coliseum on April II,
wien he and Sheriff, the PrusSIan, will
have bout
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IT NEVER DIsAPPoINTs THEM,
The Ghost which Ohio People Turn
Ont 10 See.

DAYTON, O., March 26.-A thousand peo-
ole surround the graveyard in Miamisburg
town, near here, every night, to witness
the antics OF what appears to be a genuine
cbost. There is no doubt about the exist
erce of the sppariticn. Mayor Marshall,
general collector, and hundreds OF promI'
nnt citizens al testify TO having seen it,
~, ,rjrht several hundred people, arms sd
yrIh clubs and guns, assaulted the spectre,
81 ich sppesrs to be a woman ia whit.
Cubs bnIets and shot tore he air in which
the misty figure hoated without disconcer..
ing il in the least. The strange figure was
recognized as young lady supposed TO
have been murdered several years ago. h n
attitude while drifting among the graves -
one of deep thought, wi head lncliDei
fnruard and hands clAsped behind.
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AGAINST TIE MACHINE.
L. Capt Reed, Of Fairmont. at War
wIIh the BOsee

To he Editor Of tho Registe'.
MASsIxsroN, March 26.-l am a regular
reader of the REGISTER and live in Man
nington. have noticed the little spsts in
your paper between your travelling CORE
spondent and your Fsirmont correspon-
dent, relative to the position of Capt. rhos.
Reed. Of Fairmont, on the Atkinson-Pier-
pont fight. have simply to say that
heard Reed, with my own ears, giving
Goff, Atkinson and Flick q very bad rsk.
ing. Capt. Reed was talking 70 q citizen OF
Fsirmont whom very we'll know, sud
who will substantiste what | say. II Capt.
Reed wishes to know who / am and who
that gentleman is, he will please say 30 IN
some OF the public prints. If he does 50,
he can soon learn both of our names. II
he does not your readers can see that he
lies down under the charge OF being at war
with Atkinson, Gof and Flick, and upon
the side Of the honest old war governor.
ROBY,
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Death TO THE OPIUM TRAFFIC.

. Swseptpx Bill Reported by the Sem
"a. com a,ittee ON Foreign Affairs.
W,sHISsros, March Ex-senator Miller
of California, reported from the senate
Committee on Forsiga Relations 9 suosa'
tuts for the bill to prohibit the imports-
tom Of opium. 1t prohibits the importa-
ton of opium In any form by Chinese snS
ieets, and provides for the seizure and Tor.
teiture Of packages in the whole Or Pars o.
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DOES GRANT WANT IT?
The Logan Boom Only the Cover of q
Larger scheme.

WASHINGTON, March 26-Ths latest polit-
ical intelligence coming from well in-
formed men is that the Logan boom is but
a cover for a quiet movement in favor OF
the denomination Of Gen. Grant. The
idea OF some of Mr.. Logan's most active
supporters is to throw his strength for G en-.
Grant just ss soon as it becomes apparent
that Mr.. Logan cannot win. No arrange
ment has been made between Gen. Grant
and Mr.. Logan, but the friends OF the
latter are expected to follow their leader
when Mr.. Lcgan's cause Is shown to be
hopeless.
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PASSED AT LAST.
The appropriation 80 Repair the IfOrk'
ing Canal.

CoLUSrUs, o., March 26.-Tue entire
afternoon was spent by the House In dis
cussing the appropriation Of $40 900 Tor 70
pairs to the Hooking canal. The discus
sion was very animated, those favoring the
appropriation arguing that private c)rpo-
ratioRs were anxious 10 get it for railway
purposes and. that lobby was in the
House working 10 rob the people OF their
property. 1t was shown by the non canal
county members, however, that since 1t
was built in the forties it bad never been
self.sustaining although for nineteen years
it had no railroad competition IN, and during
the past five years had been leeCh on the
Treasury TO the amount of over So ,0O), and
if $40, 900 we're now put into it, another ap-
propristion of 5000 would be required to
run il. Sentiment, however, prevailed,
and the bill was carried through.
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m MEMORY or OLD Times.

Dsafeasisg IIIissis Battis Flags -
0pstsGassa-
srusGrrrIb, ILA., March M-rhs III.
moi, H,g, restored BY order Of tbs 0saseal
Assembly vsfs dsdiAtsd this nornias
with impodng ceremonies st Aser
orii Hall. The town h esovd.
Cd With .vstsfsns from this ssA
adjoining States. Patriots ssSgioss vsss
6e,d in ths Cspitel q TO o'clock. aftes
vb oh TIE L<sisistors, vstsssns eed W
tors passsd bsrshssdsd bsfose The ees:e 80.
tsinfns the fsGh CUES, svesds aad esAss
me N aat1ea.
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A YOUNG CYCLONES W0aK.
A Storm Accompanied by IssPeuetra-
BILE Darkness Bursts Upon Fsstlaad,

Ohio.
IouNGsr6vS, o., March 26.-About 10
o'clock last night q cyclone visited the
vicinity Of Portland, this county, leaving
destruction and disaster In il wsks. A
heavy rain was falling. The darkuess ~
impenetrable and the whiriwiud made Q
noise like the rumbliug Of cars. The arst
place struck was the Heasley residence, Q
brick house on the Portland road The
roof was stripped oil in . twinkling and
wr.nchei and twisted into aperfect mas
of splipters. The next damage OF any
great extent was the barns Of Cyrus Dat.
chan, q quarter OF q mile north OF The
Hessiey farm. Here Q large two. story
building was torn into kindling wood, dee
troyins 800 bushels OF oats and 2o9 bushels
OF wheat. The storm swept to the barns
OF George Little. Two buildings wen torn
down and twenty head Of sheep killed, BE-
longing to Mr.. Little. Here the elements
evidently exhausted themselves fos there
IL no further trace OF them. The track 10
ten rods, and fences, trees and everything
in its path has been swept away, leaving
clean cut swsth from south 10 north Tor
distance OF two miles. 30 far a. learned
there was no loss Of life.
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FoRMERLl weak, nervous, dyspeptic and
Gstilitated individuals who found only
oissppointment in the various bitters and
secret quack nostums, pretended kidney
IL sdicines, etc, sre sgreesblys surprised TO
regain perfect health aud strength OF mind
md body. and complete hearts ease ADD
fred m from aches and pains by ths use
OF DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock aud SArsa-
Tarills. II restores every disordersd tupo
tiLn 70 q normal condition,
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As EVIDENCE OF GOOD WILL
The Com s.ssstosing Of the AlsN
ir.aal.sl~ lalAhRalA(.

The Com ssssstosing Of the Aisss -
IFistisgIy Csiessass1.
LosDos March 8.--Ths putting q shs
war ,loo o Alert, recently presented ~
England. 70 A msrics TO participate In the
Greeley search expedition, On com
nilsio'a yesterday. vas becoAinpy
ceIebr a,ed. James Russell LoSsn
hois, I'd the Amerissn eo!ors Of tbs
AItr Is peak, and fifty guests luacned On
boar d d,smopg whom we're the Earl OF Fostn.
bro axe, First Lord OF the Admiralty, snd
10, d Alcsstor Admiral ssymonfl one ~
10, sior loros OF the Admiralty. Consgoo'
OF a auopg the company we're many fsm-
o a. for Arctic explorations. ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-27
KeIIoxx Waut. an Early Trial

WASHINGTON, March 26.-ro-day in the
criminal court in the case against W. Pitt
Kellogg, formerly United States Senator,
charged with receiving a bribe in connec'
ton with the Star Route mail contracts,
the counsel for Jhe defense asked to have
an early day fixed for the trial. He said
notice had been served upon the Govern
meut that he would take this course.
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-, o,, need a remedy that will cure
10 1Sin5 Of humor from q Pimple or
svery - the worst scrofuls ana syPhi-
e. Iop'iSn S.,TSsTs' ~ use DIR. Guysott's Yellow
htlG olsSiS ES iSSsIsspsrilla. Three to i've bot
Dock snu SSn SSI' Sissasss, salt rheum or tester.
ilss eOte &c len bottles cure runnins ulcers, Gers
foTnIs fOOT and sl syphiliric disorders; Tse
'b,.s botles cures sores, 6oils en-
- or e TO two bottles cures P'o,gIeI onIv nsr. a.
,hs face, bIotches. etc. lt Is tnS oSs oSs' from ron
fsci +; blood purifier that can J.ass - 1sE your
: SS,nSSist ,nU for it. Take no substitute
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the LIKENESS OF THE POPE.
Archbishop Gibbons Annoyed by News
DHpeFmen's Curiosity.

papeFmen's CuriOsiIy.
BALrrNoRK, March 2G-Archbishop Glib
bons has been somewhat piqued at the de-
lsy in sending the portrait of the Pope to
Baltimore from New York, and also about
its beng opened IN New York and shown
to newspaper men, as be bsd intended not
to take it from its original case until
November, when in the name OF the Pope
ne presented il TO the American Bishops
assembled in the convention. The presen.
talion will be accompanied by much cere-
mony. However, nov that 1t has once
bten opened. it is likely that it will be
plscs d on exhibition in some suitsble p ace
UPON its arrival. After il is presented to
the Bishops IL will probably be placed in
the Cathedral.
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MED while as Worship.

~ HAVEN. March % DurtnS the
g.liyery Of sermon st the German S'Pt'st
6hurch !ast evening Nrs. Rosa Bauer SUD
y,,.v sighed gaspsd aud fell over IN the
~ in halt reclining position; lIer
81 bar 4 tried 10 arouse her, but sne was
ssd The services were interrupted anu
"a bcdy was removed to her residence
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DRIVEN OUT INTO THI sToRM.
A s,subenyiiIe Man VIE visIsts1 %
ArOll Lac.

4 steubenviIle Man We visissse shs
kr0it Lac.
STrrsESvIrLE, o.. March 2e.-koSsrt
Toner wss last night evietsa from hs house
IN the upper part OF this city By shsria
Sharp. the house having been sold on
Judgment TO satisfya claim for money
due under the scokt law. Toner claims
that be, his wife and children we're out -
the storm nearly all last night, sDd thse
bis baby ialikeiy 70 die from tbs rscnlt ot
sIpo,ure. On tss other hspd the Jsnsf-
son Coal snd N tnipg company Who OWE
The ground vbs rs Toner'S mouse stood, sey
they repeated 3 notified him 70 stop ssli-
ipg Iiqnor COP .usry 70 Law. Judgment ~
grSn,ed by be court sg,inst Toner ia't
JsnuAry.
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CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
The House Appropriation for the Mis-
sissippi River Sufferers.

The House Appropriation Tor tne uis-
sissippi River Sufferers
WASHINGTON, March 26.-The discussion
of the Blair educational bill in the Senate
to-day called forth an exciting debate on
he negro question in which Vance, Hoar,
Jones, Harrison, and Butler participated,
nd which was closed by Jonas calling up
the House joint resolution reapproprtating
for the aid of sufferers by the Mississippi
river floods the 1925, 900 not expended for
The relief Of sufferers by the foods OF the
Ohio river. 1t was passed, The Ssnate
then went into exe2utiye session and soon
ad diourned.
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S,rveut Sent 10 RussIs,

WASHINGTON, March l6.-The following
con firm ations were made 10y the Senate:
VIM. NJ. Burns, of Philadelphia, Governor
OF Idaho; Aaron A. Sargent, envoy extra
ordinary and minister pleuipotentiary Of
the United Stltes to Germany to be envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
of the United States to Russia.
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THEY WILL FIGHT ON FRIDAY.
GeperaI GFahAm's Porces Advancing
Against Osnan NEnn.

SrAxIM, March 2G.-The advance to Ti'
msnieb begun this morning was delayed
ro give the troops a rest. The tenth and
nineteenth hussars and the mounted In.
f,n,ry advanced to night 10 the wells oi
I'm anieb, whittier the whole force will
advance early in the morning. The
cavalry reconnaissance today ascsr.
.iped that Osman DiSns's force held
the rugged pnd rising ground at the end
If the valley where the village OF Tsminieb
| q. situated. II ne fights at all II Is not e1.
pfct,d that a battle vii! take place until
Friday morning. Owing 10 the intense
heat and had water, General Graham 10.
tends to limit tbs m : h to the clearing of
lie valley OF Tsmsmih. The proposed
cavalry ernedition 10 Berber has bsen
dropped. Tsree hundred Arabs have join
ed the British camp, but the leading
Sheiks excepting MoDgham ke' , aloof.
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Meeting Of neyan Cat,,. Breeder.

P!TTsHuaaH, AsIch 2G.-The Devon cattle
breeders Of the United States het here To-
day snd Organized the American Devon
Cattle kssOcistion by the election Of the
following officers President, John
M Miller, Hickory. Pa: Vice
President. DR.. Y. y Hicks. Nashville,
Tenn Secretary, + W. Reed, OF Zanesyile,
o Treasurer, James Buckingham, Zsnes
vile. o, Several West Virginians were