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a Thouxh.less Boy's Act.

CLEVELAND, O., June 1C.-A day or two
ago the bank under the brick magaz:ne
noIthess. OF the city gave way, wreckiup
the building 80 that the powder had 10 be
removed. This evening when boy named
Woods recslesaly- threw a, LIGHT into the
place, eaugln1g the explosion Of what pow
der was lett, by which Perry Peck, aged
iit!cen,, was instantly killed, nothing being
found but the charred trunk anu skull.
Several othe. lads passing nsar we're hurt,
but none aer;orsly, 3 iags i'fE,'% -
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THE DipLonaTtu SERVICE.
The NlSEn, dly Salaries Paid Onr Repre-,
sentatiyeH Abroad.

The Nigga, diy Salaries Paid Onr Repre,
sentatiyes Abroad.
From Our sptcic! Correspondent.
WAsuISaros, D. G., June 16.-This
country hss the unenyiable reputation Of
paying lis representatives abroad niggsrd.
ly salsries. & A study Of the consular and
diplomatic bill just pa:sed by the Houas
shows that some Of them get what seems 10
be very handsome salaries.. For instance,
the salaries Of the Ministers to Great Brit
ain, France, Germany and Russia are sl7,-
500. Thoae to Japan, China, Spain, Aus
tris, Italy and Mexico got $4,000 q year
each. Thoss to Chilli and Peru arc al
lowed $4,000 a piece. Those to the
United States Of Columbia and Turkey,
Belgium, Netherland, Sweden and Nor.
way; Ventzuala, Argentine Republic md
Hawaiian Islsnds, ST 800 each. The Mia-
later 10 tho several Central American
Statep, Gu Guateu,ala, Costa Rica, Honduras,
Salvador and Nicaragua, who has TO reside
at auch place ir any Of tho States 81 tho
President may direct, gets $lO. coo per an
mum. s{S
The Ministers resident and Consuls
Ganeral in Switzerland, Denmark, Portu.
val, Liberia, Bolivia, Hayti. Persia and
Paraguay, and Uruguay aad Corea &c!
S., COO piecs. eecretaries OF Legation at
London; Parie, Berlin and St. Petersburg
get S2 625 each per annum. Tho 8scretsry
Of Legation in China ge.s $4,000. Inter.
prefers in Chira and Turkey get $1,000
each, and in Japan g, SEQ. The Secretary
Of Legation nt Constantinople alHo scts as
Conaul General aud gets $500 a year.
Copsuls General at London. Paris, Hs.
vans, Rio Janerio receive 80, 600 q yoar
each. .ThoEe at Calcutta sndzStanghal
s5 900 eech; thoas OF Berlin, Panama,
Montreal and kanagaTa 81 0CO each.
From that figure The prices paid for Con.
suls r,ina down SO low c. $1,000 a year,
those at some tbirty.hve piacs, in Great
Britain, Germany, Belgium, France snd
Italy, South America and elsewhere being
allowed q salsry Of but $1,000 per annum
each ls241'fsEF ~ 'rss & IL III
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DEEDS OF nEylLTRY.
Tho DOiEgs OF "a Robbrr lGapg-Eecrcts
d d

Tho DOiEgs or ~ Robbcr lGnpg-Eecrct,
| 4 OF n Cavern. K, -.
NASHVILLE, June lG-A reporter hunt
ing for additional evidence sgainst the
Morrow gang Of murderers and robbors
gives the following description OF the
rc6nes Of their crimes. tis known as the
Cavern of Horrors, and Is second in s;ze
only to the Mammoth Cave. Here the
victims were enticed and murdered and
their dead bsdies shot down d long Aume
that carried them down ravine, beneath
which runs gloomy stream that pene.
tratea into hidden depths. The failure Of
Doc Overflow body to PEGS clear through
the aume was the direct cause OF the crime
OF the Morrisons being revealed. Tho
body caught on come jutting rocks aud
hung by tho feet for several months lust
over the e1ge Of the chusms. At lust ii
was observed BY Deputy Sheriff Taylor who
then began his system Of investigation
6hich haa revealed 10 many awful crimes.
When Taylor first visited the cave it
wss strewn with human bones which seem
10 have been removed eincs by some inter-
csed pcrscD, but fragments enough sill
remained to impress tho reporter with The
hidsous nature of:the receptacle. There ID
great excitement in tho neighborhood in
expectation Of further Developments. Many
OF the murders committed by the N,orroys,
1t seems, were done openly: their plan
being, when they had got rid Of a negro, to
start a story that he had committed AN
outrage and had been slain in righteouc
resribntion. One Thomaa Sligb, white
man, was murdered by Bill Morrow, who
atterwarda explained that his gun went of
accidentally while hunting. The Rev. ].
NJ. Highsmith states that Ransom Morrow
onco took mule Of his away without per
and on bringing 1t back merely
said that lie had tohavs the mule to go 10
tho woods to put away negro who had as.
Hauited QUO OF the ladies Of his family. The
authorities are accumulating testimony
which will undoubtedly end in bringing
the prisoners to the gallowe.
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The esteemed Reqiter gave notice that
no negro would preeids over Yesterdays
convention. That assurance wss unne-
ct:sary. The Democracy will never forgive
the colored man Tor having been a slave.
Yet now and then it makea love 10 him fol
h!s vote There is, however, q party in
which be is treated sd a man, and in the
conventions Of that party he has been
Snown to preside, to speak, and 10 do
whatever clse he was capable Of doing. In
thla.yery city CT Wheeling there are col.
o'sd men who would have nothing to
learn from the gentlemen who conduct
Democratic conventions in Ohio County
lala Isno disparssement oflhe white men
1t only goes TO show that the colored
man has rot neglected hia opportunities
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A Cripnled HRpk.

MiLwAuEEE, June l6-Is i, rumored
that the Manufacturer Bank is in trouble.
1t is o small concern and not member Of
the Clearing House, and has bsen regard
ed with diatrust. in financial circles for
some time. Mr.. Conro, President, hes Of,
tered to iurnish security and see that every
debt is paid, SO ths depositors lose moth.
Ing. Cashier Candee ssya the troubls is
owing to continuous run on the bank
ever since the trouble in New York. To.
day rumor was current that they had
cold ont and they we're forced to pay four-
itshs OF their deposits out. The rumor was
false. Ths bank is likely to cloae out its
bueints3. s's,Ei '.slrtsS' 20 M. :.
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WIRE WAIFS.

A general strike Of the coal miners at
Pittsburgh, WIS ordered yesterday. 4.
Ths funeral Of the late Heister C!ymer.
took place at Reading, Pa, yesterday. y \
Hiram Weir, yesterday, shot and fatally
wounded Cam Mcdonald, at McCoy's
President Arthur and Secretary Lincoln
went fishing yesterday. in South Oyster
Bay, Long Island. T,1 II. 1',., ~
During drunken row at Bromely, KY,
Yesterday Red Morris was iatally stabbed
by Jake Free and John Blttner. "a
Gerald Thomss, ccahier OF the Preston
bang, Of Preston. England, Is held at Nsw
York for extradition upon charge OF
forgery. u ts5 =. -. 3.
Hutehinson'a lumber mill, at DongIrs.
tony New: B:unsw:tk,T burned $ yesterday,
with one million and i half feet Of lumber
owned by +. W. and ]. Stewart. Is
In 3 quarrel at an amateur, minstrel en-.
ter:ainHent near T Paris,7 Ill., Saturday
night, Albert Melca!i, aged II, fatally stab.
bed Clarence O. l1cAliistar, who died be.
fore morning. Metcali lain Jail. III
A'auitin admiralty, involving Si50,0OO,
was begun in the o. S. D!strict Court OF
New York, yesterday, by the owners ol
the steamship Lopau!o, who sue to recover
damsge3 for collision with the steamer
Elam. ..5 !! n. .,:lt
Advices from southern New Jersey say
the Thermometer at eunrise yesterday
morning marked 3S degrees. There was
considerable irostin the meadows and low
places, and much damage, it is feared, was
done to tender crops. ss3tr9 lsg,,
Roland Lee claiming to have been al
one timo q wesllhy citizsu Of Louisville
Ky. was arrested yesterday in New York
charged with stealing q large quantity o.
tools irem:a machine ahop. Lees wife
and five children appear to be in a destl
tuss condition. Il h, *. ;4f 55 ,S7- 3E.3
The mills Of the Volta Iron Company
limited. /. at Apollo, Pa, which have beer
closed down for some time, because .hs
manufacturers refused to sign the scale
wilt start up to-day with non-union men
The firm !earing twouble, have applied t
tho sherias OF Westmo.elaud and Arm
strong coanties Tor protection.
At a meeting If the directors Of the Pitts
burgh Petroleum Exchange yesterday morn
ing, a resolution was adopted that here
. alter no vouchers DO accepted Tor oil to b
. delivered or received from any bank not
] member the Pittsburgh Clearing Hous
Atsociatiop.s The action was brouYh
: about by bank Inst Saturday refusing
I check for 100000 drawn on another ban
not a member OF the Clearing House Asst
. citation, and demanding cash or check 0
, the Clearing House,
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A FALSE ALARn.
a sclcntlst Finds That it IL Lon,iel-A
.---L...ta Hix MlNtnkc. 49,

x a.
LONDON, June lG.-The citizsns Of Green.
wich were startled this morning by loud
explosion which occurred in house there,
badly uhattering the building and breskirg z
considerable glass in other buildings in tho
immediate vicinity. A large number OF
police were soon on the spot and a search
was ut once instituted. In tho house thew
found man with his hand blown Off
and otherwiae badly injured. The
wounded man was taken to the hos.
pltal, where upon being QUESTIONED
ne stated that while engsSed IN mixing
chemicals Tor the purpose OF experimen;s
ing, an explosion occurred and that wp,
al no remembered until found by the DO.
ncst DE was worry roiicent ard retueed 10
Converue further on tho subject, The no.
lco prole..1 to have made an important dis.
coyeiy and claim that the man waa en-.
gagged IN the msnufactnre oi dynamite
WhGn the explosion oscurred.
Ihey state that they iouuu on tho prem.
ises large quantities OF chemicals such rs,
are used in the manufacture of dynamite,
aad sufficient quantity of the latter Az,
.icle which bad escaped tho elects Of tho
explosion, .rs to blow up a block Of houses.
They have no doubt that tho wounded
man wau ENGAGED IN manufacturing dynn.
mite ior the Irish dynamite,s, and express
Inc opinion that the accidental explosion
saved London from worss outrsge than
any that has yet been perpetrated. When
asaeu II any papers were found on the
promises which would show that tho man
mad lrieh Accomp!icc, thsy refused to talk
further than thu! they expected to make a
four hours. = ''s.>' :" ' "'A'
! The man who had hin left hand blown
Oft in tho explosion Of dynamite at Green
wlch this morning, and who wei taken to
the hoapisal, has sufficiently recovered to
state who he wcs and to send for friends
TO identity him. Instead of being an
Irish dynaniter, ss was claimed by the DO
lice, he turns ous to bs well known ucisn.
tist who was experimenting when The ex-
.plosion accidentally occurred. M
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VOLUME XXxII...NUMBER 255.

the mounlaius Of Colorado and the prairies
olthe West, and will sweep tho country,
even 70 Eassport, Maine, The people who
want tho man for President who ombodiea
the aentimcnt Of protection 10 American
interests and opposition to cheap labor
and Tree tra!e 'aro the hone and sinew OF
this country who having spontaneously
risen up and nominated Blaine and Logsi,
at Chicago in juno, will as spontaneously
llsa !, up and elset them in spite Of all oppo.
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1v,beb,jck pavement lorsoadwnya proves
F., .,crp,s the streets ol Wheeling may al
"a J:s,art day DO creditnble and pns!able
TD,, d t, cay, pas:abe with como degree o.
s,mio,,, rerhaps it will hsvo to be ex'
aI,ired for the benefit CT the sensitive
i,rl. ri the Board Of Public Works thai
,, Nj, il no. q covert and coKardly relec'
linn On ,ba. body. The very uneven ground
oI conplsint grows GU: Of an old order ol
hing, which the said sensitive Board hes
dane muchto improve.
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WHAT WE'VE nEEx LOOMING FOR.
The Law Re 'ucins the p0stngc on Ecws.
rnrcrs Goes lHtO Eject. 33-zifi5,

Adc AaW fhe tuclnE INC R9StnEc OH Hcu4.
pnTcrs Goes lHto Eject. 81 3,
Chicago, Ill, June 10.-Oficial notiti-
cation has been received here that the
bill reducing the rate on transient news.
papers when sent by Others than the pub.
Usher to four ounces for one cent hal be.
como law. The announcement il made
in, the Postal Bulttin, aud the law went
into effect here this morning. The follow
Ing is the law enacted by Congress regard.
ing post Ige on Hecond-class mail matter: !,
!"Bs it enacted, ETC., that the rate Of
postage on newspapers and periodical pub.
lioaticns CT tho second claes when sent by
others than the Publisher or news agents
shall be one cent for each four ounces or
fractional part thereof, aud shall be fully
prepaid by poetsgs stamps affixed to said
matter" Approved June 9th, 1884,
This act in effect reduces The pontage OF
transient newspapers one.half. The law
heretofore exscted ono cent for each two
ounces or fractional part thereof. The
new rate allows a paper or periodical no,
exceeding four ounces to bs transmitted
any distance through the mails for one
cent ~ giEtS sEtt.- sist'7i p L'.'s y 1.r
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GovEKNoG nUUrwGLL,s EEAsoNs
Why lie IL Repubiican-SDme Facts fol
tIs,-'rl1-ia iast-f ESfleCfiOu. ET go Issl

''--s - 50 " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CdCtH lOE
ig5Elf EeflectiOn. 40 sss'ftlr
WASHINGTON, D. O., juno. lG.-Goyernor
George s.Boutwell, Of Massachusetts,, has
now in preas book entitled "Why Am q
Republican; a History OF the Republican
Party, a, Defense OF It's Policy, and the Rsa.
sonn Which Justify I!y Continuance in
Power, with Biographical Sketches Of the
Republican Candidates" 1t will be a
volume ofabout 15O pages. z
1t it's fourteen chapters its author reviews
and discusses the provisions OF the Consti.
tuition in relation to slavery and their force
in the politics Of the country, the Missouri
Compromise and its repeal, the organiza.
ton OF the Republican party, the Senatorial
conteat in Illinois in 1858, the Inauguration
OF President Lincoln and the political and
military questions then. forced upon the
country, the Proclamation OF Enancipa.
ton, aad the amendments to the Constitu.
ton, the financial policy Of the Republican
party, ils protective policy, its policy 70.
gatding public lands and education, and
the questions at issue in the pending con-
test. a IA = =, III
The long public experience Of Governor
Boutwell,, and his ability as writer, will
make bis volume u valuable contribution
to political literature, and an effective cam.
paj2n document, 5q ~. Ia
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: "A hhocaiuS Murder.

DETROIT, June lG,-A shocking murder
has Just been discovered in the interior Of
Barry county, near Hope Centre, which
must have taken placo Friday night. a
middle.aged bachelor named Thomas P.
sear!ee, who was living alone, was found in
q bedroom with his head literally chopped
to'p;eces. Tho object Of the murder WINS
supposed to be money, al Se.rlcs >wGs
known to have been eaVing hin earnings
for long time. He is supposed to have
had several hundred dollsrs. No money
was found in the house. Officers are fol.
lowing up the suspicious circumstances in
the hope OF reaching the perpetrators Of
the horrible deed. go y &. Z
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Solid for IfIny,,.

WARREN, O., June 16.-Ol.y Hall was
packed with an enthusiastic audience Of
young men Saturday night, who declared
for B!nina and Logan, and took the firat
steps toward The formation Of club. War.
rem, the capital OF the old Nineteenth. dis.
.rics, booms thoroughly when awake, and
the formation of this club in tho hall
where the marlyred Garfield has so often
appeared, where he had been successivey
nominated to- Congress, awoke especially
YARN feelings for Blaine, tho friend 81
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THEsEURsT our,
FREQ Trade at the Bottom ofithe Hspuh
'5f,i " x. 5,y{ <. ltCan Rolf 81 81 ~

3ECC AEttuo " Tue DOktOIu OIkuG HfDuNs
!,lSS ltcan; Bolt. q, W fi; ;;,s5l 4.
New YonK; June 18.-In an interview
with Tribune reporter Ex. Governor Ey.
ans, Of Colorado, sayr: II have been here
a iewzdays hunting ior tho animus Of The
New York and Boston Republican oppoei.
ton to Blaine and Logan and the Chicago
platform, and find that tho iree.trads idea
Is tho soul Of it. The boilers proposo 10
make d clear iesue out OF their ldissatisiac.
tion with Blsins's bad character and his
oppositioato Civil Service Reform, $Bnt
they charge nothing sgainst him that has
not been refuted, and am quito suro auy
one Of them would be glad Of the privilege
Of a personal association with Mr.. Blaine.
And what evidence have they produced TO
show that Mr.. Blaine 10 not 10 good a
Civil Service Relormer ta3 tho 6ept Of
them 2 Mono at all They want The.
Democracy to nominate respectable man,
against whose character their papers can
bring no railing accusations, as if that
were possible. And they ask it to adopt
platform tia. will assure them Of i,B ain
cerity In Civil Service Rsforra, TO avoid the
weakness Of the Republican platform in
it,; ridiculous tariff plank its demagogic
declarations regarding the Chinese quea-
tion, cheap labor; and the eight.hour law,
and say that II; it will do these things they
will turn Democrats, and vote the Demo.
cratic ticket But l find that not ono oi
them will vote the Democratic ticket II il
does not represent the free.t.ade and cheap
labor idea. : y. ts-55tss. n .i,j5ff.a,lti,
IAN old Democratic politician, a justice
Of the peace for many years in a precinct
in this city where there are few Republ
can voters, remarked the other day.that ht
! feared Blaine's nomination ut Chicago
, 'lor,n said he, the boys know'h is stron,
against iree trade and cheap labor, ant
. that would carry the precinct against tht
( Democratic This is but straw, but /
. shows theiwsy the wind Ia blowing. Th,
! breezs may have started on the Pacifs
coast, but It gets stronger as 1t comes owe
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Courto>ies Appreciated. A

Dover, N. H., June l6.-The Eastern
Railroad Company tondered the committee
Of the Chicago Convention to notify Blaine
OF hia nomination, the use OF a special
train to convey the committee from Bos.
ton to Augusta. Tho oilsr has been &C.
cepted, and the train will leave Boston 10.
Augusta at II o'clock Friday afternoon, 5
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THE "NEw ERA,n

The First Tratn on the ohio River Hall.
troad-A big success.
Correspondence Of the Ialelli0eneer.
NEw MAR7lShviLLE, June 1G The "new
era" was fully inaugurated here this morn.
ing BY: tho opening cf the Ohio River Rail-
road for business. The frat train from
Wheeling, at S:S5 A. NJ, was greeted by the
firing Of cannon, the cheers Of our people,
the waving !of handkcrchieis and the dis
play Of bunting. Our people are wild with
enthusiasm ever the fact thatwe are bsund
to the civilization Of the outside world by
bands Of steel: Tho cars vera full Of peo-
pie this morning, snd express goods were
received here. The Ohio River Railroad
appears to start off with q boom. .
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Liss significant i.ct tha. the English
rer,pspsrs are looking forward to the
nomination by The Democracy OF & pro
,rpred free ..sder. They know thero if
n, sbov ioy British interests in this coun.
nv with The Republican party in power
Tbs, don't stop TO retlscs on tho very
g,s,t impiobabili.y Of electing a Deme'
cratic President. Tha: doleful reflection
will come to them in November. Then
they will be ssd. 'Eg
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Rn,e i,nuYcs,er.luI.

At tpitts,-Loniaville, Z; Allegheny, 8.
At Balso.-St Louis, ]; Balto,, s.
"a. B jston-New York, /; Boston, G.
A. Clevelsnd-Da,roit, 0; Cleveland, Q
Al Pfovidence-phila j; Providence, lS
. At New Yotk-Brooklyu, O; Toledo,.6, :
( 5AtNew York-Columbus, I; Metp'l'p, 9
At Phila-Cincinnati, IA; Athletic, 0, b
At BaHalo-Chicago, o; Buffalo, 20. '9'
At Wash't'n-1ndlan'p' q Waah't'u, !
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* a Border Cutting ARRAY.
., ref,B nya,,,lsa 10 IL. H,,t

PIEDMONT, ". Va, June 10. Franklin,
Maryland, was the scene Saturday Of q
cutting alrray which will probably result
in the death Of one Of the participants.
Michael Hoben,a storekeeper, and Peter
Joyce, customer, became involved in a
quarrel over bill. ,Duri1s 5ths dispute
Hobon seized an axshandle and struck
Joyce on the head, cutting n severe eesh,
Joyca then drew knife and cut II Hoben in
the abdomen, inh;ctiDg dangerous wounds,
which it is feared Win cause Hoben's
death. rJoyoe was arrested and placed in
Jail a! Westetnport, He claims he acted
in self defense. 81 (. ~, ;sss} I. II i
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3 GALVESTON, TEXAS, juno ;lG.-The .Ne,irs,, Il,
publiahes crop reports from over two
hundred points Of tho State, covering
twenty.six counties, embracing the apri-
cul'ura! districts Of Texas. The reports
show the condition OF cotton to be very
materially improved within tho pest three
weeks. that while the rains did serioua
dsmsga TO Tic P1anis in? tho lowsuds the
uplanGs were correspondlngly Dah, & TOD
Tue season will be lato but every indication
now points 10 q full average crop. 49,, !.
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cr,,rv,y Jtr.os wa,nsd tho Democrat
:, cannly Convention ssaina. nominating
D..baIy M.b who had not inherent buoysn-
sn, s.s o,DcpsIea about bio psraon. 1t didn't
" .',,, IN ,be convention to have every can.
si ss,,. s,,nd up aud be searched.
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NEWS BY THE GABLE,
THE LATEST rFoRslaN INTELLIGENCE
flA'hsa bT tbs Hlre, Irom the Couatrl.a Atro,s
'hs oeeau-TAs Egyptian Coni.r.rce-Susses.
! lions to the D.moerats-A, ,sei,a!lst, mis-.
sakta for q DInAmiter- Foreign News,

LONDON, June 1G.-Tho Pail Mall Gasete
says: THE Daily Ne'rs admits the Britth
occupation OF Egypt must bo limited; that
Enslandis to advance Es,OOO,0OO to Egyrt
and international institution be formed
10 receive moneys hypothecsted for
aebt' q and oil revcnee1 Of tho country
France objsoln to England advancing
eight million pounds and wishes to refer
the question to the conference" Tho Pail
Man Gaseae expresses the belief no one
outside the Cabinet will put up with these
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,,,,.,npnsl ,ha. = great many promi
a., a. L1r parnrbljcsna were III t,~n yea!efdsy
nj mem a,,a.1 n'I lse s.prtme Court. A. las: &C.
% s,. a"..t ,,s scouts Of the emiab!e opposi'
Co" Soau,' n,.o . lo,kios for Republican caucus
.,,I.reuca or convention
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c,,,, VA near Col. Robert Whites
,,,mrabire s"T county voice in cur Legislative
,,T.9 ,.IIi'' rbs, would be grest pleasure, but
~, u""i, io,,i pse oar way clear to premise auc'
" w snv psr. Of that ticket. Some other other
~, ns,bspe-br. not this year. +