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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

MR. EusTAcs GIDsjH Ill q card in yestsr.
diy'a Register makes very weak defense
Of his interview which appeared in the
Washington s:sr. He faya he did not as
art t"thsEe would besome killing !orsign
negroes attempted to vote, but that there
would beaome kicking" }" and he appsalst to
the Star reporter to bear him GU. in this
correction. Efa rs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 22.-Gsne,al
Leroy Pope Walker, the first Secretary IN
Jefferson Davis Confederate Cabinet, and
Sho gave the order for firing on For,
s1mpter, died at his home in Huntsville,
Ala, this morning, alter q brief illness.
1aneral Walker was President Of the Con.
eatltutional Convention Of 1875 which
framed the present Constitution, 5.l'3
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KILLED His Wlre for n Burglar,

Jackson, Mlcu, Angus. 22-Thomas
Murphy, mechanic employed at Smith
Middlings purifier, latoly in Z bad health,
became excited last nigh. at 9 o'clock, and
thinking burglars were in the houss Mt.
tackled his wife with slender pointed pair
Of shears.& He stabbed her. five times, kill.
ing her. The children heard her screams
and camo in and dragged the father of.
When he saw he had killed his wife ne be-
came frantic with grief Gnd ran nearly two
miles to police headquarters aud gave him.
selfnp. Murphy Is sgtd Al and his wife 10
years. They have Eve children, nesrly all
grown, and always lived happily. :.
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6ut the Drop,

OSloSrowS, Pa, Angus: 22.-H arvsy
Montoo:h shot nnd instantly killed James
Ceo!ey on the read about five miles from
this place TODAY. Cooley had been
accuse,! OF setting f:e to AIontooth's barn,
and When the men mst he attempted to
eboos Montco.h. The latter managed 10
draw fiat and Cooley wps killed. Non
tooth has no. been arrested. 49, al.
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The Jnlia i,nAcr uyatery,

eNRw YoRk, August 22.-S:ewsrd Pe.er
Come, OF the steamer Julia Baker, whose
captsln was reported murdered, arrived
here to-day and was arrested. He states
that Captain Lswis died and was thrown
overheard; that the mate gold deck load
Of lumber, and he (Gomez) lefs the vessel
at Orange Keys. He does not think apy
one is responsible ior thu death OF Captain
Lswis, and he had no money from Mste
Walker, hut the latter did wrong 10 sell
the cargo. United States Commissioner
Shieldu held him for trial. g9-=F ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

1uE population Of Cauada has been
swe!Ied by the tlight Of another bank ptesi
eent' who will probably strike up a warm
friendship With Mr.. Eao. These default
en- who iise to the Dominion as place OF
ieinst, where they are comparatively safe
''on punishment. for their crimes, may
possibly bo free from care aud anxiety
provided they have made tho haul big
enough, but ii they have the love OF
country and home in their souls, ss oil
Americans ore supposed to have, ,hei,
anguish Of mind must be srea. when they
look across the St. lawrence and SEQ the
soil Of thsir natiyo land, knowing they dare
not press the sod and retain their former
lnef'y Of action. Unpunished crime hSs
than Justice, %Sj.s7 III" -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23
: A As,ownwAy III with Cho,ern,

LONDON, August ga etowaway was as
landed at Waterford from the Bri,iuh steam.
ship Oranmors, from Liverpool for Balti.
more. He was Ill and was taken To ,ha
lntirmary. The doctor pronounces the
diaease cholera, and believes 9it IN tho ths
asistle cholera. Tho other atowsEaya
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

The "Liie and Public setvic.s Of Grover
Cleveland" snest volume bound in paper
has jcs. been Issued. The moat impor.
tan. features Of the contents are G
steal engravirg Of the candidate andwood
cuts oil the Buffalo City Hal and the Cspi'
&ai at Aitauv. 4a...n
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The PenusJiyaaia nine Disaster.

suANoKlS, Angus. 22-rhere is: no
improvement in tho situation at The burn.
ing mine at Buck Ridge. Tine gns was
very strong in the. Greenbaek mine, bu.
the men got down iorty.fiye feet without
recovering any bodies. As an experiment
q dog. wsa forced down to the spot where
tho bodies Ct Beck snd White are suppos.
cd to be lying and the animal WAS aliys
when hoisted up. This indicates that these
two bodies will soon be recovered, 3 The
location Of the other bodies is unknown. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

GES. Logan is meeting with M UNUSUAL.
" warm reception in his travels. The
General ia blunt grea! hesrted man, and
the masses Of the people can approach him
with the assurance that they will be greet.
ed with the same cordially ss the millior-
sirp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23
Az unu.u4lly large aumbsr Of promi

An unusually large lumber OF promi
neat old river men have passed over to
the silent majority in recent months.
With them is passing away the day when
the steamboat was tho main reliance fol
travel Thought Ohio Valley. This is O
tlste. age than their'e, but it vii! be a Ions
tina until their ssrvices and achievements
are forgotten. ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

at Decatur several head Of Mr.. Jones' cattle
v were ', taken sick. OF the forty eight head
nlne have died and nine others were taken
sIek, but have recovered. Although ihe
cattle were in the pasture with the 9th.
ela none have been sick or exhibit
eymptoma Of disease. The csttlo wero
given epsom aal'a and fed greeu corn.
which seemed to have good eir.sia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

CLxvELAsDs patent non.tarh expression
letter even exsites tho disgust OF the Lon.
don Tines. Ii iG rather long rarge dis.
rsas, bu. i. Ia expressive oil the weakness
NJ tho Democratic candidate. WI o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

"WiSDy" WIL,oX said in his speech S!
GFaf!on: "We don't want 80 much govern
menl; We don't want 60 much law" The
creates. effort Of "Windy'a" lie was to add
to the laws now in existence one which
would be imprac.icabls and injurious to
the bsns interests OF the State. e---'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

NEW YoRE, Argus. 22-President Ar.
tbuta visitors were Secretaries Lincoln
and Chandler, Congressman Hughes, Of
Nashville, Tenn, and a. G. Mailer, OF
Galveston. He expac,s to leave for New
port tomorrow night, stopping al Nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

1nE Democratic Congressional Conyen.
lion a: New Msst;nsville was q sirgulsrly
lame ai4ls, compared with lis really in
so'eaang and enthusiastic prcdccetsors.
lhe apathy Of the Demo ocracy is significant,
aud the fsaesanesa Of the once fisrce
warriors betokeus defeat. Wersgret this
change because q tull.blooded First Dis.
met Convention, il anything, wes alway 8
amusing. 0, the Times. o, the Manners
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

Rev. HESAY WARD BEtCuEE, with a
s.ronv New.York- -Tlmes'iree.trade .symps.
,hy, still clinga to Gr,ver Cleveland.
Bqecher has made more aops in this cam.
rs;pn thsn beheaded ch;ckaa. .so1.s4gs4.-.. Z Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

E1 SENATOR GRADY, Kslly's right hsnd
man, has Withdrawn from the Democratic
s,a.e Central Committee Of New York,
s.Ior REASONS that are obvious" he says,
.srd not necessary to be detailed"
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Military ordered Out.

DEs Molsrs. Iowa, August 2e.-Gov.
ernor Sherman has on requlsi,ion from
the proper authorities ordered Company @
OF Mu'catine, to the coal minee in Keok uk
county, where serious ,yoable is reported
between the white and colored miners, !,
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a DOa con .lrs SUICIDE.
Ono OF the New foundiA uis on tho Rel:e
ship Scar DrOwus Aiuyelr. = lF

One OF the eHewf0uAdinutiAo on tho Relief
ship usar Drowus hImselr. =NE.
New YoRE, Augrs; 22.-The three E..
qulmaux dogs brought here on the Bear
have been put into Brooklyn ice.house
to keep them away from the heat. Bat the
two Newfoundland dogs, which as, came
from cold climate, were left on board the
Bear to shit for themselves. This discrim.
ination apparently hurt their feelings.
They had no one left to fight with, and had
to keep cool fs best they could. They
swan around in the wSter sbou. half the
time, and then lay painting in the hold.
But wherever they went they fond it hot,
and their tongues wer. lollin2 from their
mouths sll the tina. One OF the Nswfound.
lands IVES very big dog, with long curly
black hair and an inmenee bushy tail.
The other is em ,l!sr, and doesn't ssem to
be full growD. The little one has KEEP.
his entriis up pretty 4 well, and
occasionally amusea Z. the boys
by Jumping in after the sticks which they
throw into the water But for the past
few days the big one, whose name was
Prince, had been very low spirited, and
had moped below deck all the time. He
had not been seen for some time yesterday,
when suddenly he rushed upon deck, ran
TO the side Of the chip and jumped over
board. The sailors looked over the railing,
expecting 10 see him around to COL OF,
Int, they say, he did nothing OF the kind.
Hs stretched out his legs, let his hesd sink
under water, and medo no effort to keep
from drowning. He quickly sank and was
carried away by the tide before the men
who went to his assistance wero able to
cave him. Every one who saw the act
said 1t WAS q clear caas Of suicide, and the
asllora who saw Ensign Harlow's Esq1imau
dogs jump overheard in just the came way
as Portsmouth are convinced that in both
cases the self destruction was intentional
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23
A FnirOner,

The Voltsio Bel. Company, Msrah.ll
Mica, offer 10 ssna DR.. Dye's Vol,aIc Bali
and Appliances on trisl. for thirty dsys, to
mem, young or old, fl Ic.ed with nervous
debility lous vitality sud kindred tYouhIos.
'6eo adyes!ire4ens IN this paper, 77his !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

/. PARls.' August cog During the twenty.
iour houra ended at 9 o'clock tonight there
were 10 deaths from cholera at Marseills, I
At Ioulon deaths. The record Of cholsra
IN the Tonlon hospltala today it:, admitted
deaths !, discharged 6, under Treatment
o.. 5a%ti4 Ia 81. - - -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

TIVE editor Of lhs Pittsburgh Globe who
espousel 'Clevelsnd's cauas at fist has
t,ppsd 10 Batter. Leaiby lesi the roses
In Clsyslaud's wreath fail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23
Convict ni~ERS.
Inc possibility Of n mob ID rlyiug Them
Out OF the PIT. .- g.NT 7.E

Ont OF the Pa. ~. 7EE
LOUISVILLE, KY, August GA special
from Central City, Muhlanbsrg county, in.
dicates tha! thers is likely to be trouble at
that point regarding the working Of con.
vlcts in Dupont's coal mines. Citiz,ns Of
the neighborhood and laborers Of the ssste
have protested against the practice and
the excitement is growing. An indig.
nation meeting was held yesterday,
attended by 5000 people. Mach feel.
ing was expressed and the local au-
thorities will probably pass an ordi-
nance making 1t a punishable offsnas to
work convicB in the corporate limits,
Last night mine boss in charge of con.
vtc's was visited by committee Of masked
men and told to leave town or be banged,
froubis is leared, and at the store Of the
coal company new supply Of arms hes
been received. A number Of determined
men from the vicinity have come in, and
It ls feared the barracks will be attacked,
LsadinR men have been asked to ;oin the
mob. There is no militia available, es the
soldlers are all at the State encampment. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

rs- -pr,on, Ituri,rg he, city during tbs run-
Mr. can haze Tie DAILY lNTELLiG EAGER
d,vardet 70 Meir a4dses fo' any Tine, aud 70
any locality desired, at he rate Of fifteen cents pa
wax postage IntpaM Ly us.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

TIE Democratic Congressional Commit
lee finds Il La, been inadvertently helping
,hs Republican csuTr.
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COLUMBUS, August 222.-All the miners
in the saadsy Creek Valley along the line
OF the Ohio Central road q1it work to-day,
The Union miners are all out Of both
yalleya. The cause for quitting at Sunday
Greek is said to be because some cars Of
the Hooking Valley syndicate were being
used. The ususl advance to 80 cents wes
looked for by the miners September lst,
bnt the operators now say no more coal
VIII be mined in the Valley at higher
n2ure than 80 cents, as this Valley was the
principal support OF idle miners. N,
President Mcbride, OF the NJ Miners' Union,
arrived trom the Onia Central region to.
night, where he had bean in consultation
Tnh the rainers and operators. He s,stee
ths miners will begin to work sgaia to
moro = morning and continue to Sept. /
as the old rate. The State convention is to
pc held Sept. .. with view to adjusting
the rates. = . Q
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sEvEAE sUMMEx srugMs.
DESTRUCTION OF fruporsy and Lilo b1
Lightning anu Wind. W

Destruction OF rrupersy and Lilo bv
lightning anu Wind.
PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. % -Cheate,fie,d
county Was visited last evening by CIV.
clone. Huge trees were uprooted and fences
and outhousee blown down. Considerable
damage vas done to orchard trees, The
storm WAS accompanied In soue places with
heavy rain and hail, while in other places
scarcely any ot either fell. :, 4i' ii - i
Troy, N. Y, August GA hail and
rain storm occurred this afternoon. Hsy.
era! houses were struck by lightning in
Lsnsingburg. Two valuable bsrns were
burned in BrunsTlck. =. At Gfeenbush the
lightning struck the. house OF Clara Lspe,
and Afella Lee, one Of the iumate,, wsI
badly burned. Thomss Gray, a. johnson
vile, was knocked down and rendered IN.
conscious, but recovered. TAt yarioua
places trees were torn up, fences DESTROYED
and buildings rjured. The Hudson Rive,
!, knitilng mil as Saltwater, IVES unroofsd.
The house OF John Ms,tison, a, Cambridxe,
was struck and Sarah Allen killed, a
daughter Of Mattiaor was probably fatally
Injured. The house was Bes on fire. n
NEW YORK. August 22-Tne,e YVES q
heavy rain, accompanied by thunder and
lighting this afternoon. At Dover, New
hampshire, many cattle were killed by
Lightning and houses damsged and tele.
sraph and telephone wires torn down. A,
Kingston, N. Y, the residence OF Dr..
ioTlll,ger was struck by lightning and
badly burned. 7; ~ -. -,
spRlSaFlEIp, Mass, August % The
seyereat storm known in thia region IN,
yeass raged this afternoon. Considerable
damage Was dona tn rrona ond h,roa. ~
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Then You an do 10 Work.
You are almost disabled by that l.ms
oa'k Bsnson's Capclne Porous pisat,rs viii
cure 1t quickly, go, 151g- WsaW
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=. LONDON, August % a dispstch to the
ilm' from Foo Chow eays: The French
snlps have been forbidden to enter Taker,
loaostead. Seventeen thousand riff % and
qufn ,ity OF dynamite and gun cotton havo
oeen landed. Maeksd batteries are being
erected here. Tbs Times Hong Kong dis.
patch says: The French resid en,s are
leaving the city. Two thousand French
aolalers M are moInentarily expected to az.
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AsChlna an4 France have excellent ma.
rj.s .hrra will he some thrilling accnes on
The raging main. 1..s .na. 4
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spRlSaFlEID, MASS, August o2-The
aevereat Storm known in this region for
years ragged this afternoon. Considerable
damage was done to crops and houses ali
through the Connecticut Valley. There
were washouts on nil railroads. :: 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

Eygy Ti!den ,urnS h:s bent back on the
,bsn reform Governor Of New York. Next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

Up TO q late hour last might the New York
"Timts and Evening Post wero still ad.
y,ca.irg Clevo.snd's dropping cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-23

SENATOR KEssA claim. Virginia
by 1900, while "Wir tHiaon sess
10000. Neither ia rig. ;, d
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-29
Notes About Notable People.

Lord Walter Campbell, son of the Duke OF
Argyle, enjoys the distinction of being the
first lord to become London broker.
A niece of Senator Morrill,, Madame Val
di, is in fair way to become one of the IA
yorites of musical Paris. Her singing is
already fastening the attention OF the
critics.
Mr.. Gladstone replied recently to a sug-
gestion that he publish a popular edition of
his speeches for the political education they
would afford, that it was a matter he must
leave to the enterprise of others.
The Duke of Abercorn has thirteen titles,
each of which represents a separate peerage;
the Marquis of Butte has fifteen, the dukes
of Argyle and Buccleugh have each sixteen,
the Duke of Hamilton seventeen, and the
DukeS of Athol with twenty-three heads
the list.
James Russell Lowell, United States min
lister to England, has been delegated by the
President aud Fellows of Hartford College
to represent that institution at the Booth an
niversary of the completion of the Universe
ty OF Edinburgh, which is to be celebrated in
April next
Mr.. Eugene Weeks, an American artist,
who has been elected professor of the Royal
Art Academy of Florence, Italy, has recent
~ returned TO thisscountry for a brief visit,
bringing with him a collection of his pic
lures, among which are some striking views
made last summer in the neighborhood of
Titian's house.
One Anna L., who lives near Vienna, re-
Gently made certain remarks concerning a
pet dog that were not in the nature Of a
compliment. A few days later, one of the
Vienna papers printed the following state
ment over her name: 81 hereby retract the
the insulting language used against Agar,
the pet dog of Baroness Won z, and declare
said Agar to be well-behaved canine"
Horses have seldom found-a kinder friend
than an old English organist, who left be-
quest amounting to 2100 year for strewing
gravel in slippery weather along the steep
inclines of Tower Hill, London. On his
death his widow supervised the operations
in person every morning. Though she is
dead too, the work is still carried on. but
the horses miss the energy and superinten-
dence of their old friends.
The Italian papers relate the following an
ecdote of Victor En- manuel: Soon after the
Kings marriage, he met a peasant girl upon
the steps of the Royal Palace at Turin. She
was bringing basket of eggs for the royal
kitchen, and because the King wore plain
hunting dress, and was alone, she took him
for servant. do point out the King to
me" she begged; 81 should SO like to see
him." II am the King" he said. "Ehl
banp' said the girl, laughing into his face.
1.-The Princess would not have chosen such
an ugly man." The King laughed too, and
accompanied the girl to the kitchen, where
he babe the servants attest to his identity.
he then gave the girl a twenty franc pieco
and left her bewildered
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-29
The Nomination for the Supreme
Court

The Nomination for the Supreme
Court.
The nomination of Mr.. Haskell to the va
cant position on the Supreme Bench will be
matter of general satisfaction, and espe-
eially to tie Cumberland Bar, who selected
him from their number, regardless Of party
associations, a. the one they desired to see
In Judge Symonds's place. His petition was
signed by nearly every member Of the bar.
Both Democrats and Republicans seem to
have united in testifying their appreciation
Of his fitness for the position. This is an
agreeable fact, as 1t gives the appointment
non-partisan character. The Governor
could not well do otherwise than appoint
Cumberland man to what is Cumberland
vacancy, as the convenience of the court, as
well az the convenience Of the bar, requires
that at least two members of the court
shall reside at Portland. We think this
fact is generally conceded by the profession.
We understand that more than 90 mem
bers Of the Cumberland bar signed the petit
ton asking for the appointment Of Mr.. Has
kell, and among the rest the following
Democrats; w. L. Putnam, A. w. Bradbury,
s. c. Strout, VIM. 81. Clifford, q. W. Gage,
Edward Fl. Davies, A. F. Moulton, D. 81.
Ingraham, Nathan Cleaves, Enoch knight,
Josiah Chase, D. Fl. Drummond, D. A.
Meaher, John G. Cobb, F. S. Stout, Henry
w. Swasey, George n. MsQuillan, Irving
w. Parker, Stephen G. Perry, John j.
Lynch, Ii. D. Hadlock, VIM. M. Sargent,
E. P. Payson and Elliot King However
willing the Governor may have been to ap-
point Democrat, If suitable man OF that
party had been strongly supported, he could
not vel do so in disregard of such an ex-
preston of the sentiment of the Democrat
ic members of the bar. The 1ork bar and
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-29

The statement Of Congressman Wise Of
Virginia before the Danville investigating
committee, that when colored members OF
6 the Virginia legislature came to his house to
consult him they always went to the kitch-
on, bids fair to cause him heap Of trouble
with his constituents, most of whom are
colored men. No less thar five colored mem
bsrs of the Virginia legislature were in their
seats the day after Mr.. Wise made the above
declaration and holly denied that they had
ever visited his kitchen to consult with him.
When he goes back to his district Mr.. Wise
is likely to be as uncomfortable as the man
who sat down on hornets nest.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-29
Special Rates for the Campaign.

9 In accordance with a long sanctioned
practice the Press, Daily and Weekly, is
offered to new subscribers, during the politi-
cal campaign Of 1884, at special rates. This
concession to new subscribers, for limited
period, does no injustice to those who are al
ready subscribers. They will receive in full
measure their due, indeed better paper,
both during the campaign and after it. We
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we engage to make the paper as much more
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To new subscribers, during the political
campaign of 1884, the price of the DAILY
PREss will be
Is. FIFTY CENTS A MONTH.
fThe Portland Daily PRESS is the largest daily
paper Published In the State, and has the largest
circulation. At the special rates it is also the
cheapest.
To new Subscribers, during the campaign,
the price of the WEEKLY Press, an s page
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