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ovation tv Gen. Logan.

WArEarowN, N. Y, August Il; Gen.
Logan aud party arrived here at noon from
Utica. The train Vas greeted at every
place on the route BY crowds, eheep and
cannon. At Carthage a gsest crowd gath.
cred, and Gsn., L?gan Ia response to calls
for B?sseh. said sslSi i57i 4. s,,}:g, e:
j Ladies ard asntlemsn :-It is very grati.
fviny In passing through the State OF New
York to meet 80 many f1ienls and com.
rsdcs whose kindly greeting I truly appre.
ciste snd shall ever remember with erati.
tude. This comes irrespective Of party,
and is therefore the more pleasing. if The
time. allotted will not permit Of q long
speech, but i shall bs pleased To shake
hands vi h as many Of you 60 I can. &;
Afisr three cheers for the General and
three moro Tor Mrs. Logan the crowd
surgcd around the rear Of the car to prfsu
bis hand. Substantially the came preetinp
awaited him al each station. 1t was notice
able that Democrats as well as Rspublicana
especially members Of the Grand Army b
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Of the road, this survoy was stopped. the
new management deciding to diseontinue
tne work: Mr.. Raphael Pumpelly, who
n l'ao previously been on tho Geological
survey, was In charge, and through him
y. lne railroad surna over to the Geological
u,tey wors yh;n9, .ns maps field notes. etc Of the
that date, covering in ali an area of nhont NJ
1900 square mile1. OF special interest 'h, to
those interested in the mines IA the an. ~
nonncement that this year 1t is proposed "a
make an examination OF the great coal
landa Of the Sioux reservation. MI, Bsiley
Wills, with one or two assistants, is con.
Quoting the work. Another gratifying an.
nouncement Is one 10 the etr,ct that It ia
proposed to continue the collection OF sta.
tlstica to exhibit the natural mineral re.
sources Of tho United States under charge
OF M. Albert Williams. il, with one or two
/ N .. ~
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ARTFUL DODGERS.
How The Democratic n auagers Give Ont
Their TariN Medicine. 7r4


Their Taril Medicine.
" WAsulNGroS, August l4.-A howl ia be.
ing raised rhised.all along the line Of The
Democratic editors over what they term
the cowardly action Of the managers OF the
party in treating as an issue the tariff
question. The principal speeches made
on the tariff by Democrats in the present
Congress we're those Of Morrison, Black
burn, Hewitt, Huzd, Cox, Springer, Dors.
hsimer, Mills, yet the managers OF the
Democratic National and Con hreesional
campaign committees carefully. ignore this
class OF literature in selecting the docu.
ments to be distributed over The country:
and not one Of the above speeches has been
sent Both ex-senator Barnum and sena.
tor German are protsctiouiate.
They have selected protectionisIs ss their
subordinates in the lis. OF ofticars Of the
committees. The Qecre:ary Of the Oon.
gresaional campaign committee ia Repre-.
sentative Post, OF Pennsylvania, one Of the
forty. that supported Randall in his war
against the majority Of his party on the
toor OF the House, and who by the votes Of
the Republicans pSeyented them from de.
ssroying the present tariff lave. Tbs Young
man who acts for the Congressional Com.
mittee in the absence Of MI. Post, Is 8
protege Of Sam Randall. Thess gentlemen
make it point to dodge the tariff ques.
ton, and the free traders, who certainly
form the bulk Of the Democratic party In
Congress, have, in conaeg 1ence, set up a
howl. ..iEf,,: ,.&,. I; 53I..5, =.
They demand that the utterancea OF such
men as those named above be circulated
among the people. The party mansgsrs
readily perceive the force of the argument
il they would have these free trade speeches
circulated as the real opinion OF the Demo.
cratic party, but thsy have already learned
enough OF the ieelings=of the psopls to
know that the latter have already con.
demned the Democratic party for the
course 1t ha7 puraued on the subject, and
10 distribute among them these speeches
delivered ip Congress would be adding in.
cult to injury. II tho managers circulate
any documents to ahov. the position Of the
party npon the tariff care will be taken
thatthsy bs cent only to sections Of the
country where the Dsmocyat0 have q large
lnsjolity and free trade sentiment Is at q
premium, ~ y p 4 ii-35t' stjF u ~
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CHICAGO, Ill, August 14.-William
Helms, who wrote to Secretary Chandler,
demanding an investigation into the
death Of private Charles B. Henry, Of the
Greedy party, In an interview Of some
length relates that his only relation to the
deceased IL by marriage, and only distant.
ly. The father and mother OF the deceased
live in Germany. He has sister living al
Lincoln, Neb., named Dora Buck. Henry'e
proper name is Charles Henry Buck, he
having changed his name on joining the
regular army. Henry is described as q
person Of good education and well brought
up, As to meriting his death, MI. Helms
said: II Henry did steal the provisions, as
Licut. Greedy claims he did, the latter was
justified in ordering his DEATH" In view
ots other circumstances surrounding the
case, however, Mr.. Helma said be islt iusti-
tied in asking for an Investigation, M, i
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Dentl,n k..,,,, ..,,.

fAkis' August l4.-rhis morning there
"ers fifteen deaths from cholera AZ Arlea
and one at AK. Ls1t nights report ifcm
various towns for yesterday ia as fo!lows
AT Bszlers there was one death, ut Mon
ms t@dy one, 1t Gate five, a. L. ViIedisu ten.
me grave d'gSers at Les Onergues noticed
q ellgnt movement on the part OF two
supposed .corpses.. By the application Of
friction circulation VIZ, restored and the
persons restored. It IL reported that cbol-
ela mas broken out at Salon and Grajlp, in
me depsrtment Of Bouchts du Rhone, and
several deaths occurred. - : 'AIoN ~
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Mn. BLAINE has Lost no time in seeking

Mn. BLAINE has Lost no time in seeking
his legal remedy tgains! one OF the news.
p,peB which concocted nasty scandal
against him and his family. 1.-THE story ia
true this gives the offending newspaper a
chsnce to proveit. Every decent man and
woman in the country viii approve Mr..
Blaine's course; and there will be the same
general approval Of Governor Clsveland'a q
course when he begins proceedings against
the Buffalo Telegraph for the charges it has
printed concerning his moral character. L
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Bismarck. s.. -, ..,,,.,,,.,,,, !, /. ),

a
BERLIN, August 14-In reply to recent
article in the LONDON Times which inti.
mated Bismarck was in a ii of ill,hnm,r ;
with England, which would probably soc n
pass away, the North German Go.e,,s h.,
tbs to ssy: Germany h4s for yrars s,ln. In.
pof'ed tue English policy in a most nm
eelh,a manner. She received no return
Except msleyolenca in tho trsstment Of
German Interests abroad. ~. j" - - !,
IN the part OF both England and hsr
celonles Germany has always. End Ind
especially in the Anqua Pequsns mater tier
sGtea ,s;a. alI IN IL friendship Tor England. snea
one sided they must Of coursa
collapse, Should England not modiiv
her policy toward German ;oterests
st"',. abroad tho "a. Of i'll humor" might
grow to permanent i'll feeling. The Gar.
man policy In the iu,ure will ba irisnd "
to friends and adverae to thopa who nm.
Warrantably ipjure Garmar interests
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/ A Few Words FROM, ~. .Iohn.

RocHRiTER, n. ", Angus! l4-At. tho
Lyons camp meeting to-day the principal
ieature;was the addrer. Of Ex-Governor ST,
John. He said in substance that all poli,i.
cal power was Inherent il the people,
Another people propoae to use it Il, protect
their homes against the destructive in0n-
ence Of l75. 600 lega'izsd saloons IN tbia
country. No evil to-day 10 60 groat as ths
liquor traffic. 1t Is guilty OF every crime
known in the catalogue OF crime. II roha
the poor Of their money, the nation of its
honor and manhood; it destroys the homes M
stuls the ballot boxes, scoGs at virtue and
revels in vice, and hrs no conscieucs and
knows no God and ought to be condemned
by the laws OF the land, IS 49,
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5THEtLIMIT REACHED,
THE SCANDAL AGAINST BLAME
A'oa'sa That Patient sts.Hnas, and In D.fsnsc
Of lila honor Hs Chasac!erixs Na Aalic,ou, (,
Lie Aad sa" 4 Newspaper Tor sso, 900 Dam. M
aEsa-The Article Ia Qu,a,on.

INDIANAPOLIS. Inn. August lion the
. INIT. the Stnsinel Of this city contained an
editorial charging that Blaine had Beduced
his present wife in Kentucky, and then
iledto Mslne, where the young woman and
her father followed him and he married
her at the point OF a sho. gun. This having
reached Mr.. Blaine, be ielegraphed to Col.
Holloway, Of the Times, that the statement
was msliclously and inlsmously false In ev.
cry particular. Political alandere, he says,
he paysno attention to, but this one attack
ing the honor Of bis vile and children can.
not be submitted to. Dol. Holloway was
asked to secure the services OF q Ia xyer at
once and bring suit against the responsible
publisher Of the Sentinel. Col. Holloway
placed tho matter in the hands OF Senator
Hsrrison's law firm and the papers are
now in course Of preparation in accordance
with MI. Blaine's directions. {fsl 81
Following is the text Of Mr.. Blaine's dis.
patch to Col. Holloway: .g
tE{ BAR HARBon, Me- August "A.
To Col. W. x. Holloway: a4
I have this moment received the atrocious
libel Of the Indianapolis Sentinel. It is
utterly and abominably false In every state
ment and in every implication. Political
s!anders ! do not atop to notice, but this
editor assails the heEor Of my vile and
children. I desire you without an hours
delay to employ the proper attorney and
have etheresponslble publisher OF theSensinel
sued for libel in the United States District
Court Of Indiana. It is my only remedy,
| am sure that honorable Democrats with
honorable Republicans will, justify me in
defending tho honor Of my family, Il need
be with my Life. Id
(Signed) JAMES G. BLAINE,
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Old,hononE",." 10 ,ne Fro nj,

epectat Dts7'ateh 10 n< lntehge1ctr. ,4fi.sg$j1i5
MoHaANrows,$ W. Va, August ia
Blaine and Logan club was organized at
the Court House tonight with nt arly one
hundred and fifty members. Hon; Watt
man 7. Wiley made ringing speech. The,
enthnsiasm is at whito heat, and "Candv
Widdowa" is in his glory. Put down Toldi
Monongslia for seven hundred majority Inv IN
Blaine, Maxwell and the whole county
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Our esteemed co.emporary is "con2.
p,l}ed to repeat, for the information Of Ger.
tain parties, that the Register is newe.
paper, and will continue to be-" From this
We infer that somebody in the Registers
party wants that paper to blossom out IS a
p,lilical pamphlet and do some general OF
special boosting. In this day very few
party newspapers take poll OF their party
before deciding what they shall print;
those that do don't amount to much.
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THE GEOLOGICAL suRyEY.i
Tho Field Of Operations for the Present
.NtSEt., III - tltzE4& Sum uler. ~ HfFs5s

Y.
4 zWAsH1Sc1oN, D. O., August l4.-The
officials Of the Geological Survey are in the
midst Of their operations for the present
summer, which cover a much larger
area than he's ever been attempted, in
New England, New jersey, and number
Of Southern States. In fact operations
will be carried on in nearly every State
and Territory where the work has not been
thoroughly done. For q number Of years
the Northern Pacific Railroad has been
prosecuting . topographic and geologic
survey Of a large region Of country in
Montana and Washington Territory. This
survey was modelled after that car.
ried on by ! the government. Dur.
ing the past n winter when 6
change Was made In the management
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A DendlYfluaI.

ST. LOUIS, August l4.-A Cbsttanooea
special gives an account OF duel between, :,
Two men named Staple and W. H. R ,2er.
con, the latter drummer. from Cleveland !
onio. Regarson was the. challenger, g9At
ten o'clock last night they fought at t,n
PAGES with pistols At place cslled Emory
Gap, on the Cincinnati S,uthern railwav
Both were killed. .i .,a Ia 2 Y -
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BASE Ball Yesterday.

y AtNsw York-Phila., s; New YORK, 12..
At.New York-Virginis, 3; Brooklyn, 2:
At tCiacin.-Lonisyilles, 4; Cincinnatis, s.
at Pistabgh-Baitimo., II; Allegheny; 3.
At Chicago-Bufalo, 10; Chicago, II. r
At Toledo-Indian'p'l's, IL; Toledo, I. NJ II
At Columbus-Ss. Louis, 8; Columbus, 2,
At Providence Boston, 0; Providence, !,
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WIIEE1NG, WEST VA AUGUST IS 1854 --

the partot several, ordered hiB execution
BY three Of the most reliable men. b Aiter
his death the order was read 10 the entire
party and concurrfd in by every member
as a. being not only Just but essential to our
avoid public scandal ordered that no
man should speak Of this matter until an
official report was made OF the facts, 1
have the honor 10 request that a court Of
inquiry be ordered, or q court martial con.
yened should the honorable Secretary Of
War deem:either advisable. In this case 1
have thought 1t best not to ask for the writ.
ten statements Of the surviving members Of
the party for appendices to this report, lest
! might seem to be tamperiup with
them. have not asked since our
reacue, June J tho 4 22d, whether
their opinions concurring In INV
action have changed or not, leaving such
questions to your action II deemed reoui.
Site. l necessarily regret the circumstances
imposed Of such terrible responsibility
upon me, but I am conscious should hays
!aiied In my duty to the rest Of my party
hal not acted promptly. ig ~ VI
(S:gued: lG A. W, GRRRLY.
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"GAY.i," in the Cincinnati Enquirer, secs
no hope for Cleveland in New York. The
ssn,s paper quotes, ex-senator Pendleton
4, saying, II think Blaine will be elected"
Mr., Psndlaton is very careful nan.
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PRIVATE HENx Y's EXECUTION,

Lieuteunut Greeiy's Official Report o.
N tho Painful a Hair.
WASHINGTON, August 14.-The following
is Lieutenant Greely'a official report Of the
execution Of Private Henry: a
PORTSMOUTH,, N. H., August II. s
To he Adjaaat General of the o. s. Armu
& through Tie Chief Signal OFFICER of Tie o. s
Army. -i'l}si+ T- 80 r ss5yI
Sir: l have the homer to report that on
June 9, 1884, at Camp Clay, near Cape S !.
bine, Grinnell Land, 1t became necessary
for me to order the military execution Of
Private Charles 8. Henry, Of the Filth Cav.
alry,aioF continued thieYing. The order
was given in writing on my iudiyid4al re.
sponsibility, 1t being deemed absolutely es
sential for the safety Of the surviving mem.
bers Of the expedition. Ten had already
died OF starvation aad two more lay at the
point Of DEATH: The fact, inducing my &C.
ton were IS follows: - ~
" Provisions had been stolen in November
1883, and Henry's completely thersin was
more than suspected. On March q, 1854
the party nearly perished from asphy1ia
While neVeral! men were unconscious and
tHorA were oeing made for their resto-a.
ton, Private Henry stole about two pound.
Of bacon from the mess stores. Ha was mo-
only seen by the Esquimau1, ,Jens Edwards
but his stomach being Overloaded he thre5
up the undigested bacon. An opeE inyea
tigation was held and every member Of tht
party declared him guilty Of this and othel
thefts. A clamor ior his life was raised bu
Tas suppressed by me. put him uade.
euryeillqnce until our waning strength rem
dered his physical services Indispensable
Later Il he was found one day g in
toSieated, having stolen liquor on hsut
for general iesue. ,S A aecond tim,
hia life WAS demanded, but I again spared
him. On. June LIST thsits Of PROVISIONS OF
his part having been reported to me had
Q conversation with him, in which / an
pealea to big PRACTICAL sense, pointing on
that union was nece:ssry 10 ou, preaerva VI
ton. He promised entire reformation bu
distrusting him. ! iassued q written orde
that be should be shot II detected In steal
Ing, On June &, he not only stols part q
the ahrimps fox our breakfast but 'yiait
ing, unauthor:z I'D, OUR winte
camp be stole certain seslskin reserve,
for food. / then ordered him to be- sho
On his person was found 0 sIlyer ohront
graph abandoned by me at Fort OonCe
and stolen by him. In his bag YVES forHn
large quantity Of sealskin and pair {
sealskin boots stolen lew days befoi
! tom Hunter, suspecting completely Q
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VI had regular taii,old bt)m III various parts
~ Me state, last spIinI. What has Income OF II :?
aaeseM no section In America where 4 system OF
Mastow Isn1e railroads Is so greatly ncsosd as III
,hc NJ slais I1eic Is no other sscton ta which
Wy Wy peopc arc 20 deeply Interested In such eater.
.,., Mns' Let plans Tor improvement be revived
asain'-Ntgtsier. Aucus! IA. flsr5' flll-s
This is gospel truth. Not even Pennsyl-
vinia equals West Virginia in national
raources. but this wealth will sleep undis-
tlrbed till the crack Of boom unless the
railroad comes along sooner. f$We need
more great trunk lines, and there will be
blsiness Tor them. As feeders to these, and
a'important highways in themselvea, We
must have narrow gauge roads. a year
ago We were hearing great deal about
narrow gauge systems. Senator Camden
mai been asked 70 take m interest in more
Than one system, and lhe expressed tie
opinion With regard to a particular rosd
hat''t thepeople along the route would DC
'hels part the bulk Of the money could
% raised outside. There is nothing sale
now about that prcjsct. 552zsi
It very doubtful whether Senator Cam
dec or any other man used to dealiHg with
capital!stu would undertake 10 raise money
ior any railroad enterprise in this Stat
while Ar. Wilson is before the people 10
Governcr. Indeed the people seem to b
holding their breath, fearful that in I
moment Of madness the avowed enemy Q
railroads may bs put tat tho head Q
The State administration. We submit t
our nelHhbcr that the plans for improve
ment are not likely to be revived while III
candidacy Of Mr.. Wilson hangs like tn
sword Of Dsmoclcu, over. West Virginia
mead. The plans cannot be revived wit
'tny promise Of success unless capital back
aem, and capital is not an idiot. 5sg'
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THE campaign war agains. Mr.. ClevQ-
land is to say the least an indecent one.
Finding no vulnerable point in his public
record the enemy have as.ailed supposed
irregularity in his private conduct. They
have dressed and redressed the affair until
the nakid facts Of it arc but a small part Of
the furbelowed, frizzled and ru I'll I'd bizarre
figure wal,zing! IN Blaine Republican print.
This beamirching OF private character is the
stock in trade OF the Blaine folks. 1t is all
they have 10 oilsr sgainst the
Democratic candidate. But can
James G. Blaine afford this plsn
of battle. If bis own planka
are 81 unprotected as they arc currently
understood to be, Is he not provoking q
sr1thing fire by permitting these esclultl
on Grover Cleveland. The Democracy will
hardly remain silent on Blaine's inner life
when his supporters are resorting to sean,
dial monpiog against its candidate. The
charges /, Of & deduction u made upon Mr..
Cleveland, and which are false upon their
very face, can, it appnars, be turned on
Blaine and made to stick. There is hardly
an intelligent man. in the country
who has not heard that James G..
Blaine betrayed 8 girl whom be
married, ond then only married her at the
muzzls OF a shot gun. The Democratic
press has had the magnanimity not to put
forth these reports which must cause pain
to the members OF B!sins'u family. The
Republican papers have long known OF
them aud have allowed them to 20 unde.
MED. II Mr.. Blaine was the ecoundrsl to
betray an innocent girl, II after despoiling
her he was the craven 10 refuse her legal re-.
dress, giving legitimacy to her child until a
loaded shot gun stimulated his conscience,
then there Ia blot on hia private character
more foul, It possible, thsn- any Of the
countless stains on his political record. Fig
conduct discloses amoral obloQuy rendering
him uudtserving Of social CONFIDENCE and
an unss man 10 be President. 4 candidate
with ouch 3 record cannot afford to as.
sail his opponents. As between Cleveland
and Blaine what fair minded voter
can hesitate to pronounce the former a
cleaner aud purer man." -
A large number OF the copies Of
said newspaper to vii; FIVE thousand,
were upon said day by defendants
caused to Z be circulated apd distri.
buted iu said city Of Indianapolis and
throughout the State OF Indiana, and that
by reason OF ssid implication the plaintiff
hiss been damaged ia the sum Of $50. 900,
for which aum be damands Judgment"
This evening 1t is understood thst to.
morrow proceedings will be begun sgainst
Shoemaker aud the author OF the article
under the Grubbs libel Jaw. in the State
courts. This will compel hr. B!aine'f
attendance as witness. The attornsys
say tho suit and criminal proceedings will
be pushed with all posalbl0 despatch. Z.
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TIE Cleveland managers are going to fire
Especial document ut the boiling Irlshmen
in the hope Of oyerhauiing them and bring.
iug them back. Tho target Is big enough,
but the rangs is too long. M
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Doy'r fool yourself about fusion failing,
Nj, Gibson. That is what 10 going to
knock you out Of your seat In Congresa.
s;ck min Ia that and s!t down on Il. /;
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Tnsy soem to have some politics in
England. The vulgar spat between Lord
Churchill and tho Chancellor Of the
Erchscquer wouldn't be thought highly
decorous in this country. -4.gs5
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IT yss IS the friend Of the poor man
tha, Governor Cleveland vetoed the Eve
rem, car fare bill. LIE didn't want the
no,r man to debauch himself with car rid.
,np .f--a# #HHrH aT ~
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Z. i>iEll.

.1aRAEL.-ou Friday morn, x, Auvus. IL 2,ss,
at l:!5 4. y Loun ELwoob ltEAHI. onlv som -; -
days. i55.l, IN. - 'D'S1 Ai'ea'ua @la y
Fpae,al notice hereafter,
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Ght antAEiq<1tlllt:fllJrl: Iii II:
- 42N9N
,,,1t., No., 10 anu ~ Fourteenth s'rest,

s-pu,ou, leaving The city during The .un..
w1 ran haze Ms DAILY INTELLIGENCER
du,rardel to M.if ald'en for any time, and 10
uuv locality ltIirta at teratt Of fifteen cent, per
vuk pc,.uoe prepaid lyw a4t T I
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New York, August 1.-The Deputy
Registrar of Vital Statistics cent letter to
the Secretary Of the Navy, asking for the
iacts abont the death OF Private Charles D.
Henry: His death is recorded in the bureau
as due to starvation in the Arctic regions.
If shot the Registrar desires the records
corrected, ..5rs'I ~ - =
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SEVERAL carloads Of fools have been i'm.
no,ted into West Virginia to help EuHtace
Cham make his run for Congress,