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TuovGH herself sufferer by tho iiood Ia
considerable extent, Pittsburgh has al:
loved no other city to aucpaas her in he1
t.I,rss TO alleviate the suffering in othe1
river towns. Indeed, her aid has beeI
doubly valuable by its directucss and
promplness. The Smoky City will hold a
warm place in tho hearts Of reeidenis Of the
Ohio valley ior long years for her thought.
iu'uees and Intelligent m;nissration to the
sun4rinv. II
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Poisoned With po,nsi, aud hercary. {,
II Ia tue tale Of u largs percen ,age OF sick
people in ths world; such a large lumber, in
TACT, that It is bard 10 ,eli whether there are
not IS many victims 70 this mineral poison
ing as diseases OF the blood aid skin. 4
I'll took posasa.m said sone, i an | whi!a II,
partially dried ua the eruption .eln, orarily,
1t came nesr drying upisly yi;s!:ty fur. Iii
time, II drove the dis. a.e III tny rystsm,
only to break out again on koms O,her parl
Of my body h. ~. (!
4 To snnh .utle:frs swifPs S:ecifs il the
remedy whcatis worth more ,lsu al! the
wos:s: besides. I. drives cut The poison oi
blood faint, eliminates this: mineral poison,
and builds. up the general health. q a
BE sure to get the genuine, ard eend 10,
Treatise on Blood and skin Disea.es, Tree,
b q Tue Sxlrs BrxcIYic Co., . S;S
III 8. SSt Drswe- 3 Atlanta, Ga.
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C2CLUAs.T COLUMBUS.
Great Damage to nnildirgs md Fall

IN HsftAS&S ways. f2t48 =, d +
COLUMBUS, Ga, February ia severe
wind storm struck tho eastern portion ol
this city about noon to-day, causing dam.
age to the extent OF $4,000. The cyclone
passed above the city until near the eastern
limits, when itswooped down, upr.oiing
the First African Baptist church and dam.
aging the walls and nnrooiing tho county
jail and Columbia oil mills. The round
house and Central depot vera utterly de.
molshed, and six englnss badly damsged,
two berg wrecked. 3 Tae damsge cone to
railways is estimated at $4,000. MANY ot
the machinists narrowly escaped. "A heavy
hail storm passed ever the city later, - s
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. Horse T'hief arrested.

4 !: srEunEESvlLLE, @, February lo-Last
night valuable horse belonging 10 Kid
Altman, of Springfield township,this county,
was Stolen. Word vas sent to Sheriff
Sharp and he succeeded th S morning in
arresling the thief aud recovering the horse
at the Round Corner hotel. The thief il
stranger and refuses to give bis name.
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NIyEH NEWS.
Gecernl Jaioyinnii0s'a , bnni The 8 Gamer Q
f'ds-Tt.. And TelegEnpisfc Q Reports. ~ sis-ll

Gecernl lJaioyin , bnni The 8 Gamers
y,-E1s. ~. And Telekrnpi,tc kcpor,n. -9g
" he = ains pa;s SD up with lnmber and the
coal bnres Thu coA flset hes cen passing
for the past two days in good shape. r 2' :
4 The river continued to fall fa,: yesterday,
At dusS last NIGHT tho INA! k. Indicted a
d!pth OF abont 10 teet aud the liver was still
islling Tho Baskets vera nll on time and
did n fais business. .si {s!g' 4 - / /.
The @, W. Bachelor l.ft for Pittsburgh 1t
10Ai NJ, ths Courier for rarkeraburg at liza
NJ. the Rsnnlsr and Cfess speake for po,Dis
below at 1850 a. N. and tie Teleg.sm for
Clarinsten at3 Pm, All had good trips. 3 :
Capt. Mart Noll, the genial clerk OF the
steamer Aud,s snd bis accomplished wife,
were :epis trtd at tha stsmm House yesieI.
day. h:yinE Come up from Bannibal.s Can't.
Null expects the, Andes will leave Cincinnati
for this peint ne1t Friday. Z ~
Big Jos Webb Of Sixteenth ssfee,,$ yes.er.
day pstaant,d Capt. Billy piisce, Of lie pr;a.
ceas. with d b ioe large Sc If elk srt!er,E;n
recegH'sia Of Cap'. Princes eal'as !. t.rv';cfs !
iu r scuirg tue 4 nd Imprisoned peSbls ii
s'oletovn while the q cd was a. It's height.
Capt Prince viii baye the rn,isrs MOUNTED
on the hurricane, roof of his hoa,.
~ RIVER biepA1cuks VI
PAsKxn, Pa, February 9--Rive, s lei
und failing; Weather Gle II AID mild. ~ <
GREEN B,ao, Pa FebrGa,y 10 River ils
feet2 ,tchss aud fslllnt; wta,htr clear 5, a
Lock Eo@4, "a, February 0 Rive, 10 fte,
and T'tirp; Waiter fogsy; the.unnet.r 3C0
i oiLy CRY, IA. February 10 RIVER q ice
,tchs. npd fall, + SLOWLY; ~. AlLsr clfa!
and mE d. "a AZ, sg57
BRowssylLLs, Pa, February 10 -R,vsr:l Il.
momttpr 52e. y 2t:ss -. , 4I1y
MoReAsrowN, w. VA, February 10;-Riye
feel Q 9loches md failing; weather cloud y
Thermometer G3'. ,Hs I,
Rcs's LANDING. Pa, February l0-Riys.. /
feels inches sn,i stationary; wsathsr togsy
thetmometer 3S0. t$a SE 5 NJ ~ i II
PirnBuRoH, F, brrsry l0.-Nonopul ;; haf
river ls feet 2 inches and failing; wes.he
cloudy snd. warm. Y ,5sE;.7 4;
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V YMORNTN

west, will prove a severe strain upon the
new; fevee here. a force OF men Is watch.
Ing I, and placing sand bags In the washed
PLACES, and everything will DO done that Ia
possible? TO keep the levees intact, II The
!eYee at Mound City still holds. Bulk
heads are being built and sand bags placed
over the threatened places. The river still
lacks two feet OF last years atage. JlTN,' @
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THOSE papsra when have been eagerly
w.niup for the report Of the Marshal's fees
ssd Olbst expenses Of the United States
'ar,,a in this Safe will find them in this
,no,nin,'s lSrELl1dKNcEn. They DO not
.oou IN stflrd much material for Demo.
,,a,lc campalgL thunder.
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ln,crn.s,ounl Copyright.

LONDON, February l0.-At a meeting Of
shs company Of authors, established to
obtain q copyright convention with the
United statep, Cardinal Manning made a
speech upon tho injustice done by Ameri-
San Wan publishers in slratipg English works.
Walter Bpsant moved that company Of
authors be founded in America, and tho
matter y. be brought, before American au-
!,no'a. Herman Meriyale adyerted to the
a,sssrac,ial state OF the law In regard TO
aMmatic copyrights. Besant's motion was
carried, IL. -{ i y N Loss
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r,y ,,,o1 IN the OHIO Valley Is followed
.,o,alv Nv disastrous wind storms in va
t s,o0a see,ious Of the country. Taken all
!. i al the elements seem to be Showing
~ 'an | no,stbIy for ihs entertainment Of bis
laval nibs, the comet.
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VIZ see no mea,lun in the dispatches
from Washington Of any lobby to appear
ha,ors tle Democratic National Committee
r,Ilsv on behalf Of Wheeling. Do our
vood Democratic friends here propose to
allow Chlrayo or s.. Loala to take the Con
yea,iou without protest.
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Seizure OF WHISKY sent to VII ceiling,

Sptciai Co'respontsacs Of tic lnte!igGnetr. l5''gT
STguDGSylLLE, o., February 19.-Ten
barrels Of whisky were se'z ID this morn.
ing at the Panhandle freight depot, this
city, by Us. Collector Myers. 1t was col.
signed to Horkheimer 4 Son, Of Wheel
ing, by Block & Sons, Of Cincin.
natl. The aeiz,rs was maize on suspicion
that tho liquor had been tampered with
and coored, after being taken cut Of bond,
aud, not rsstampad and regauged, as re.
Qaired by law. ~ Y
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CAIRO. February l9-rhe Ners publishes
intelligence from Berlin, which asserts that
naturaizad German.American citizens who
return to Germany are again being risorus
y su!'jsc!ed TO military duty, and that the
Geriuan foreign ciiice ignores United States
Minister sargen! and conducts all neeo-
tiations directly with Washington. ''
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AyNEw

Great Dl,tress--sn appeal from, the
Relief Comn,tttee. Z.
NEw ALBANY, IND February 10 The
distress here from the 4 ,od is vide spread.
The dea!ruction Of property is vast. and
the wants Of our poor people are far be.
yond our city and county's power 10 aid,
and local contributions and money ,,,,i given
to our people will be thankfully received
aaa:oonsoieutiously dis .ei d, ~ SSt;sis. +
Z, ri W.. @. ;DEpAuw,
Chairman Ci,iz ms Relief Com.
Ss5iss sa,,. +, J J. RlcnARns. Mayor.
;8yS w BIZ JwN,S Treasurer
5&83t 5rs. t;ssJ PuwRR., Sec y. y g552.S
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R?ME, February l9-rwoyersions are
given Of the sttsck upon the rail-
way train containing King Humbert.
According to one it WIS attempted to take
The Kings lie. The other max, it the act
OF brigands 7
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y ArrHE nuUrH.

Tho Lcvces Mt Caro- AND nonnd City
4 r.; Eudnngerrd.
CAIRO, February l9-The river here ii
5lieet inches and rising slowly. II eavy
rains this afternoon accompanied by 4 gale
Of wind still blowing hard from the north,
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5 rbiladeInhln,. CITY. E1entten,.

Y PnlLADElpnIA, PA, February lo-smish,
Republican, vas elected mayor BY about
5000 majority. Warwick, Republican,
City Solicitor, by about IS. oc0 majority.
Hunter, for Receiver Of Taxs., had no or.
gapized opposition. The Select Council,
with the members chosen to-day, will be
oompaued Of about nineteen Republicans
and twelve tDemocta'a. The Common
Council will be verwhelmingly Rspubli-
can, with fewer members clsssed as re.
formers than are in the present body. .t,i
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rrniiis.. /, on M iiin W. 4 I.Lr.ntounl.l

4 siAnlrrTA, Ono, February 10 The
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie Railroad com.
menced running trains to Cambridge to-
day, makinG one transfer a. bridge No, 1,
which was washed away by the aood. 81! \,
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,Hl,ius a, Ciucin,,,,i Las, Night.

CINCINNATI, February l0,-lt COM
menctd raining bard here this afternoon,
and is still raining. Reports from points
up the river are that rain has fallen there.
Alter falling to 50 feet o. inches, the river
commenced rising apaiu, and rose quarter
Of an inch between s and Or. NJ,
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TIIEOMlO RlvEH EOtD,
senator Cnmi'e. OD Ihs DnInnSe by the
4Fi a Recent Flood. 1's

Senator Cnmiie, Up iilp Dn,nnse by Tho
ne. Recent Flood.
From Our Spteia! Correspondent. So .5.,s
WASHINGTON, February 10.-I asked
Senator Camden tonight to what extent
tue recent hiods in the Ohio river had
damaged the Ohio River railroad between
Wheeling and Parkersburg, OF which he is
the President. THE damage" said the
Senator, "bas been greatly exaggerated in
the telegraphic accounts Of the h,od. This
road suffered less than almost any road on
the tributaries Of the Ohio river. 1t lost
no bridge, and the embankments and road
bed were very slightly damaged by the
water.n .s5i III & K 3. 4. K ! .it a 8
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The ucpub, cans Carry pIt,sbursn

Plr1sBuRau, February lo.-An unusually
large vote was polled in the municipal
elections here to-day, Andrew Fulton. Rs
publican candidate lor mayor, defeated
Hon, Robert Liddell by seven thousand
majority. In Allegheny City, s. G. Wy
man, Republican, ,cSwas elected mayor over
John Swan Democrat, by six hundred
msjority. The Republicans have q major
ity of the Councils OF both cities. a %s.sIiss.5
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& OSLY Two BoTTLxs. Mtss1s. Johnston, Ho..
low.y & o., 5wno' eas'e druegIs.s Of PAlls.
de!phia, Pa, -anort thataome time sgo gen.
tlenan haudsd them dollar, with reques,
t9 9ssnl a good. catnrrn cure 10 Two army Oh.
GERS in At;zonn.i Recently the same gentle.
man told them that sh0th, ,otthe officers and
tho vile Of q we'll known U, g. "A. Gene. a.
had been cured OF ca,arrh hY tho two bot.
ties Of Ely's Otasm R+inl. tNot aEliquid OF
anuf. Pfice 20 centa. ~ 4 ;5E 77n .A*z
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Relief Notes,

NoRroLg, Va, February 10.-S2OO has
been raised here for Ohio Valley sufferers.
y NEwYoRK, February 10 The Mayor has
rectiyed nearly $4,000 for the flood suf-
iertrs. Z, '.-..'t i.EG&,,l - 7s,:s5ssi a
BcsroN, February 19.-rhe fund for the
retei of, Western fuGertrs has reached Sl2,-
600. The smaller towns Of New England
nre, contributing generously. III, = =.
RosroN, February sl9-The tHtralds
Hartford special sayi:, The Representatives
lej4cted the res luton appropriating 5000
for the sufferers by the western a0ods, as
unauiborizsd and unprecedented. I II
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j.. DAVIS, y
WA Il. AooNRY,
G.E. KT, !,
A Y p-.,yu

The statement referred to ,was received in
e news; cdnlmanicatioa signed by young
gentleman + reputs. The name was psoba.
bly, forgery, u, as now seems to be the case,
the item was false. Nobody cuu regret tba,
1t found its way into tha columns OF the liz.
TxLLldEScER mora thsn the editor does u
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y. >.., 20 n,m ~ f""r'cc"th street

1-l.s lille curly for the circus season TO
49,. " br,. ,bc House Of Representatives
u ,lresdy in the field. ena
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A Card.
BErHANY, February 1e

To The Editor Of The In'tlioencer. 81
Sir: We notice in Fridays Issue Of your
paper most faliscious statement OF your
Be,hnuy correspondent in which he accu,e.
the undersigned Of having been arrAigued
before sqlire 4 ,dee,s, for disturbing the
peste. HIS untrue s:atern. Mt ,wxs he resnlt
Of a recently Afquired prejudice, and knos
lug, aswe do, ih,s act to be malicious snd un.
called lor on his part we 60 not hesitate, nor
do We deem that we oyerstep the bounds OF
geht!emanly propriety and cour!esy, in de-
nouneins 1t as an utter ialsehood. ~ x. -,
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The Dcmoctn,ic National Convcntion.

Tha Democratic National Convcntion.
fHom Our Special C1rrenoadtn,. 5I.' i'y1
WASHINGTON, February 10.-Unteas Il Q
Democratic National Committee, which
meets here OH Friday, concluded to hold
the nominating convention within close
proximity to Washington, SO as to accom-.
modate the members Of the committee
who are also members Of Congress. It ia
quite likely that the next atandard.bcarer
for the Democracy will bs named at Chic.
ago. So far as eau be diecerned none OF
the aspiranis for tho Presidential nomina
ton are taking hahd In The affair. The
tight is decidedly between St. Louis and
Chicago. Both cities have delegates here
~orkiug for the convention. Chicago
nds man who promises superior sdyan.
:sges, superaiiye accummodations and he
is backed by money. ! /. is said hs is buy
Ing a. strong lobby and that Chicueo will
t+ke the committee by storm and capture
The prize, S slEH' - -s3-..--. ~
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r,,v electIous In Philadelphia and Pitts
h,,,b ,J Yesterday, considered as ssraws, are
.s D c,mis,tips 10 Republicans.
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YThe following ci,izers !of the S ate are
alec applying Tor the payment oF war
claims: William II. Roberto, Berkeley
county. $500; George P. Walters, Berkeley,
S67G; Catherine s. Lucas, Jefferson, $3O5;
john ,. Cushmas executors, Berkeley,
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[ $4,000 WILL COVER THE less,

y have" continued the Senator, "a Dc.
tailed statement Of losses and damage to
the road from the Chief Engineer mud
Superintendent, who have examined the
whole line. They report that $4,000 will
cover the entire loss and damage to the
properly of. the road, Of which so 900 was
incnrred loc in the loss Of loose cross.t.es, and
s3o quo Will 80 to reeetting and repairing
trtHtses and road bed. No cars or rolling
stock were lost, ~ I. u
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so54; Amelia A. Roberts, Jefferson, $Sol;
Lexfs W. Washineton's representatives,
Jefferson, $l,7S6; William NJ. Morrison,
Jefferson, S2,l20. lHal- a.E..l N-.I-A..l
Z MIR. EvANs,s AcrOINrmENr.
A Hearing Tu.day-w isner'a Friend,
Only tenGtng lEeiny. i,slG

AsNS"y lO'uuy~WlsHer'H Fflcnuh
Only tenGtnx EeIny. IA
From Our Special Cortspoaden.. s}4,&
WASHINGTON, February 1o,-The Senate
Committee on Poscillrcs and Post Roads
will tomorrow give hearing 10 George F.
Evans, Of Nlartiusburg, whose nomination
rs postmaster at that place Is now pending.
Mr., Evans will mako a broad denial Of all
the charges flied against him.
1asked Senator Malone this evening II
Evans would be confirmed. A
YES" said the Readjuster. "The delay
Is only caused by li,tle petty meanness,
and because Of too d-n much Senatorial
courtesy In the S,nR'e." ~ ..4a
Judge Hege will 80 beiorethe committee
tomorrow to sustain the statement which
Mr.. Evans will make. Mr.. Wisner will also
be here. Mr.. Evana will finally be con-
fltmed, but probably not before next week.
The object OF his opponents now is to gain
delay in order to keep Wjsner In as long as
possible, ,glt
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lIors,erd's Acid Phosphate, Specific VII.
4, ;Sa MI tues IL ~ pcpsin. Z: ~
Or. Az Jenkins Great Falls, N. II. says !:
u can tsstilysto Its sesmingly ain, Q! tpeciso
virtues In tcsses Of dyspepsia, uervousness
aad morbid vigilance Or wakeiulness:sfsg}{J !:
III iS Il Z e 4, \ h yf a. T7hstw q
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Esr,MATrs on all kinds OF printipg cheer.
fully given by the IErxLllGrKoEA jon Oyylcx,.
All work guaranteed, & sh{l 5l5}' y
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!. NOT DEtAYED THIRTY DAYS. NJ

-1eIT- Nor UhEt Ed TIllKTf DAYS. Y.
Tho company will not be delayed thir.
ty days by the flood in opening the road"
Those interested in the road,p said
Senator Camden, ""fsel very grateful ior the
,gat damageto3 the road in the general
disaster Of the ove,low. II the road had
been finished and in operation the loss
would have been 30 blight as not to have
interlerred with its business, q !5s35l;555
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sE4l 4 MISCELLANEOUS RCsIEESs. n "A q 51sisil
Bills from the committeea for the follow.
ing amounts we're ordered paid Fire De-
psriment s32olo; Scales, sss 81; Acc,ourn,itls, A, r,il
$50 o5; City Prison, ss2e94; Superintendent
City Prison, sl35 %. ssfs-l6
|. Gas Commissioner Sin pson ,epo5r.ed
THAT during the month Of January there
had been received from tho Trus,ees De-
cemser collectiops) slO. .292 81; amount paid
ont, during january Oh Trustees orderp,
8 Ses IS; caahi on bsnd January 81, sl2,-
The Board Of Public Worfp apked for the
following appropriations: D. G,re, greet
paving contract; completed: and fir Goal
settlement, 1898 SO; TO balance acconrt With
Receiver, 6o.cenit; total $3.50 10 The Clerk
was instructed 10 draw O orier uron the
Receiver for'the amount and place il TO the
credit Of tie B ,a1d, 4
Depner q Donovan were granted IA re-
Bat on their lscets, 10 keep CO fee house
at No. $50 Seventeenth street, and Richard
Donovan granled q license Tor the es me
place, with Charles Schmidt and Marx
Reisbeek S suyeties. i fff,s-I-
i Franz klaeri WAS granted q yabate on
his coffee house licenee at No. 8 Eleventh
street, and F..W.I Beck ler, with g. ".
|Welty and q F. sWagaer as sureti, q, wss
granted q license 10 continue buaihesa at
this stand. /, -
The Resolution 4 ei1ared in the Firss:
Branch: instrpcting !Ee Committee Tn 0r-
dinanctsI sIfo Prepare an ordinance forbid:
ding the Street car comp paniea or others to;
sprinkle eat on buow or ico was tabled. # ~
Various petitions were 1etered. s53s
5lGAps:4o all businesa beingtfr tho fable
! excepttha5 Gas TIus.esa ordinance on lis
second reading, and the Branch refusing 10
take that np,9lhe body adjourned. The
F'ret Branch now has table load OF ma
erial 10 work on. 3.5 glss-55t 3, =
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THAT !NEM ERE rNa1Np.

The resolution from the Committee on
Fire Departmental asking sfor authority 10
advertise tor bids for . new, fro engine, was
adopted after aoms discussion and with the
amendment that all bids be reported to
C2uneil: Mr.. Clator, could not see the ne
ctasity for new. engine, and several sug-
gested thatinext summer (?) after tho Wat
81 B1ard had built a new rtservoir higher
up on the hill, l,ithe:e would be no need for
any dre engines. Nine voted to lay the
resolution Of. ihetable, ,CTI6l n q
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From this statement it can readily bu
seen'tbat The caupaign thunder which j.
was anticipated would bs elected by the
resolution did not come 10 time. Il shows,
in brief, that ouly the ordiaary expenses OF
the judiciary were met, and that public
money was not equaudered for pollclicnl
purposes in the way it was predicted would
be shown.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-05
UDALL.

To the Editor Of the Daily Eagle.
Mr.. Abbott, of Wichita, has purchased
Robt. Ratcliff's furniture store He is the
same gentleman who recently bought out o.
o. Brown.
One of our young gentlemen, who had
been looking for full dress collar. had a
large pastboard collar sent him through the
mail. He is now looking for the sender, and
one.
The low price paid for corn and wheat has
a very depressing effect on business of all
kinds all over the country.
A city election will be held here Monday,
December /, for the election of mayor,
police judge and five councilmen. Harry
Gray is very favorably spoken of for the
first position, with Squire VIM. B. Norman
for the second. They are both able men.
and prominent citizens. Geo. T. Frazier is
mentioned as fit man for the appointment
as marshal. He would doubtless make an
excellent officer in this capacity. Our citi-
zens are fully to the importance of this, the
first election of officers for the lately incor-
porated city of Udall.
The Sentinel, in its issue of the 2sth, said:
THE Touring mill question is being revived
again and We are led to hope that Udall will
will soon have such manufacturing insti-
tuition in her midst. The men who are con-
sidering the enterprise are classed among
our best and most substantial citizens,
which is guarantee that if the project is
adopted, the concern will be well managed
and success. The mill will be built and
operated by company, and will not be
stock arrangement, SO We understand. We
hope that our citizens will do all in their
power to help along this enterprise, both
financially and otherwise" PAUL G.