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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-20
CLEVFlANO'S, CHANCES.

Democratic Politicians Amused at the idea
of Withdrawing -DisafTection
Among the Germans Coneorning But
ler's Candidacy.
ALBANY, August lS-D0mevratic poll
ticians are greatly amused by the stories
printed in the Blaine organs OF the with
drawal, first of Ex-Governor Hendricks and
then of Governor Cleveland, aad Of Mr.
Tildeas indifference to the success of the
Democratic ticket II is admitted that on
the surface the political situation seems de-
cidenly favorable to the Republicans. They
have thas far had the field entirely to them
selves, and, while making great oxertions
to stir up dissensions in the Democratic
ranks, have Systematically belittled the dis
affection and the extent Of the bolt on the
Republican side. From the representations
made in the Republican press, it would ap-
pear that the Irishmen and workingmen had
risen en- masse against Cleveland, and had
determined to support either Blaine or his
running mate Butler. lrhe independent
movement, it is also said, is rapidly petering
out while the talk Of disaffection among
the German Republicans is declared to be
nonsense.
The Worst at the Start
The tone Of the Democratic organs lends
some color to the statement that the party
leaders are disheartened at the outlook, yet
those in the inner circles, who enjoy the
best facilities for learning the true condi-
ton of affairs, profess 10 be well satisfied
with the situation. They would. Of course,
have been better pleased if the nomination
of Governor Cleveland had been received
With less outspoken expression Of hostility
from Democratic sources, yet they prefer
10 have the worst come out at the start.
Gov. Cleveland" said friend of his who
is well posted on the work Of the campaign,
has seen the darkest part Of his canvass.
His prospects will continue 10 grow steadily
brighter up to election day. November,
YOU must remember,is long way of. Foa-
years ago Gen. Hancock led in the race un-
Ill after Gen Gar6tlds famous conference
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with the sulking
stslwar;s who then took hand in the fight.
Ii was not until the result Of the 0ctober
election was known that Republican victory
was assured This year the position OF the
candidates is changed Blaine is ahead at
the beginning, but | confidently expect to
see Cleveland the winner in the end. Nex
York is not the pivotal State. Ohio and
West Virginia are the points to be watched
If either party carries both Of them in %
tober it will be victorious in November. The
strenuous efforts already made BY Elkin:
to capture West Virginia prove that tbs
Republican managers recognize the i'm
portance Of the October States. Demo
Gratis need not fsa-. however. to- We: g:r
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SOLD.

Maud Changes Owners and Retires from
the Turf.
Troy, N. Y, August l9.-W. II. Van
derbilt has sold Maud s to Robt Bonner
for one hundred thousand dollars. Bonner,
with his purchase, left Saratoga this morn
ing for New York. Maud s will be retired
from the track.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-20

The best interests OF humanity depend on
the good health of our women folks, and vet
those with brightest intellects seem to suffer
most with ailmeuts peculiar to female life
It is well to remember that the whole female
system can be built up to proper state OF
endurance, pimples, sores, swollen limbs,
monthly pains and other indications Of fe-
male disease. made to disappear and robust
health of mind and body take the place of
illness and distress, il timely use is made
use of DR.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sars-
aparilla. 1t restores the blood to perfect
health, it strengthens the muscular and ner-
vous system. 1t gives tone to the digestive
and urinary organs. 1t allsys all irritation
ofthe mucous membrane. In word, it is
a perfect female medicine, and aids every
function of female life. No other remedy
equals it. Have your druggist getit Take
no substitute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-20

EDrroR MOsMs missed .he Congressional
nomination but he got the Senatorial plum
PRESLEY deserved the compliment Of a
nomination at the hands of his political
friends Ofcourse the compliment doesn't
extend further than the nomination. The
other man will be elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-20

Col BEN. WUsoS who has just returned
from q trip to Pi,tsburg on business con-
nected with the Pennsylvania railroad
brings encouraging news for the enterprise.
He says the building of The road is an as
sured fact
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-20

HoX. HENRY S. WALKER who was in the
city last night, could not be prevailed upon to
speak at the capitol meeting. He will be
heard tomorrow at New Martiusville, and
somebody viii be sure to lose scalp
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PnitIPF.
A AagniEssDt Cleveland Clas Organized
Three Hundred Nance Enrolled.

A AagniEsspt Cleveland ClSs Organised
Three Hundred Nance EnrolIed.
-PAILrPi, August l9.-The campaign
has been firmly opened here BY the organ
ization of Cleveland and Hendricks Club.
DR.. L. d. Dolbeare was elected temporary
Chairman and d. w Gall, Of the Pais,
dealer. and A. D. W. Sr1hter were made
temporary Secretaries Ths varisus. commit
tees were appointed and the sscoyery steps
taken for permanent Organization. 0yei
three hundred joined the elub. among
whom was one African and sererAl stalwsrt
Republicans,
Mr.. NJ 81. Dent, Of Grafton. addressed
The club in very able manner. The next
meeting wiz be Saturday nigh. next. al
which time all things viii take shape fo
the campaign |.-
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;G W. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 20. 1884

town, alias J. Sanders, Mayor OF Benwood,
was in town last evening. Miss Laura
Webster, of Fetterman. is in town visiting
here brothesin-law,. ]. Y. Horner, Of the
Second ward.
Oddities.
Charles Shepherd was possessed Of lit
tie too much tanglefoot Sunday and was
given ten minutes to leave town. He left.
ID. B. Evans. Law Office" first door west
Of Monnd City Hotel, is the latest venture
of the proprietor Of the aforesaid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-20

Qua taieuted young friend John o. Pen
dletOu made the great speech Of the cam
paign last night IfJOhn can do so vel
of hand we would ike to hear him try il
with A Nest
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Tux RrGISrER returns thanks to the Gov
ernOr for has excellent services as adyertis-
ing agent in the interior. Our price for the
daily REGISTER is IS cents per week
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" our poor individuality can afford a
short respite to His Excellency from the re-
morse which must follow from the blunders
OF his administration, we feel grateful that
We have not lived in vain.
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A LADY, vino suffered from weakness Pc
culiAT to Der sex, in writing 10 friend,
said "J tried various kidney medi-
eises, bat only found myself growing worse.
A fieId told me to use Dr.. Gaysots Yel-
low Gock and Ssrsaparilla. Its effect on
me was soon indicated by g clear and beau
Hal complexion. freedom from aches and
pains, complete removal Of nervous de-
preston. painless regularity in habits Of di-
gestion and otherwise. i cannot praise the
remedy too highly as true friend to suffer.
ing womanhood and as = strengthening
I-s6;eins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-20

GovsNoRs may come and governors
may 90, bNt the REGISTER is published
every morning at IS cents per week includ-
ing the Sunday edition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-20

EVERY one should tell his neighbor that
the best remedy for curing coughs and
colds, and the only sure cure for consuup'
ton, is Dr.. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
II i pleasant to take and very soothing and
ing in is effects.
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BRDGEPOET ACCIDKsrs.
Fi.ssr Cysshed Niagara Rxcursioa-Psr-
soaai Notes.

Fi.ssF FCV.shed-Niagara Exeursson-Per-
soasi Notes.
Yesterday Harry Terey, . news agent on
the c. L. 4 ". railroad, met with serious
accident, He had finger mashed and was
otherwise badly used up. Twenty-Five tickets
were sold al the Bridgeport depot for the
Niagara excuIsion yesterday. An Italian
miner, working in the csal works at Main
ard, sss crushed TO death by falling soap
stone on Thursday evening. Mr.. John
Topping. who was accidentally shot In the
tsg, near Uniontown, Pa, last week, has rs-
turned. he is able 10 walk around Cam
paign hats are becoming Numerous. Lost.
. gold bracelet, between Bsggs office and
Dr Cookies. last Saturday. The finder viii
be rewarded on Fssurni1g il 10 d.. Cooke.
rsksoskL sorfs.
Miss Lou Pierce and Sarah Rlson, Of
Steubenville. ere the guests of theS trend
Miss Maggie Adolph Mr. VI. " MIyer
is in Guernsey county. Mr.. j K. B. Nc
Donald and wife have returned home. Mr.
A. @. Show has resigned his position in J..
c. Dent 4 Co.'S drug house and accepted Q
position With S,eubenviIle hoase Is travel
ing salssnan. Mr. Turk, Of g. Csinyiie,
wEo attempted to commit suicide d get
iisg along nicely and will certainly recover
Esses Ella Kiseibefih and Pet worth Of
Columbus. Who has been visiting Mis- Dora
Iisinteis. ieft for Cleveland Yesterday 70
visit friends. Mr.. A. Eenhsrdt has retarnei
from Louisville much improved in health
Mr.. A. C. B,snnum and wife are back from
weiisville. Ella Debulls has began clerk.
ing for Appen1elIer q Pemple. M. Joseph
MeCisin. Of Flushing. vas IN town yestsf
day. Miss Minnie Glover has returned r.
The country. Mr. George Stewart i q
Noundsville. George bovner, formerly o.
this place and nos Of Burnsyille. Pa, isher'
snopg friends Mr. W. B. Hanlon u .
LorsiD. Nessrs. Carroll Deems and Gsors
Mckee ard Misses Mamie Cook and xin
ME Alexander tIeni TuesdsJ IN y. BIrrs
, ELS CAMP srocld.
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TLe Best salys is IL voA ~ ca
Br1isss, Soess, Ulees1 6aA Rkssn. Iesw
e,oeeA Teas. Cappl HssdA ci.Aias
Cons, snd an Sis Ksspdsas. - Rsa'
6vriy eurs Pil44 - - psy rss.i.sA II -
eusr.steed 70 sivs psslsrl ndkhsdse, -
money rfusAed Fries 8 esnis - 49,
Ym sas = LegAak c.
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The French admiral at Foo Chow has
been ordered to occupy the arsenal if the
demands of France are refused.
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CABLE NOTES. =

Mr. SpurgeoD, the Baptist preacher, ljas n
fallen heir 10 large fortune LETT him by.s
Joseph Pool, Of Lsiceater. 5 "a 81!
y The Pope has formally protested aga;nat y.
the conversion by the Italian Government? n
of the real property Of the propaganda Il
ide into Italian renta. ;ief1r,1SaiI
4 Neelie, the Irish informer, who s,,rren. 1
dered 10 the Greenock police and profersed
70 give the names Of the murderers al tha
Earl Of Leitrim, is believed to be alunstic. $
Prince Napoleon has recalled his eon q
Prince Victor, from Ronn,ania to Paris. s
he having been warned that the Govern
ment would not permit French soldier <
10 enter: military service with a foreign
government. K ,,ti5. % q
The Lsndon police are searching iort$
dynamite in all directions as 1t is believed
that bags Of the explosive. material hayui,
been depoaited in various quarters in tL,,,
city by a suspicious party, known to h.,
American, noticed lingering in the neigI Z,
borhood Of Windsor Castle. S,Sft sJGi
Every mark OF respect ior the memory
OF the deceased American Minister HINT ia;
shown by the: authorities The offer "A.
a. military Gcort to attend the remains
to their temporary resting place In Ma
church, wes made, but the relatives Of Als,4
Hunt declined the honor. 4 Asj2sES Il! 4,
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ISthese DAYS the farmer is being wpnrestled
with 10 bring him to a realizing sense Of tho
bsnclicent beauties Of the res ssessment
order. He is told that that wonderful con con.
trivance has made the blosted lm1uanuiac:.
hrers Of Wheeling "discorpe," and that
ought 10 be glory enough for one, one year II
The lS7slllorScEn enters upon no defense
Of tho wicked men who make nails and
plsss and ,h;naa II ,Wheel;no-;tm Nov be
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The, New Line 20 tho Wei.

CillcAdo, March 5-lt has now developed
that the nsw trunk line between Chicago
and Norfolk,,Ya, is an Etie enterprise, the
Jewett enterprise being at Fthe back Of IT.
This Is no more nor lees than tho Black
Diamond system, which has been stirring
up such lively rumpus in Southern Ohio.
The line will run from Norfolk to con-
nection with the Chesapeake l. Ohio at
Richmond, Va, and thence via the latter
to Huntington, on the Ohio river. From
this point; BY new and leased lines the
route will be almost directly north 10
Marion, from whence it will run over the
Chicago & Atlantic to Chicago. The con-
tracts for building the road have been
placed with the United States General
Contracting Company and work will begin
about April l. n George NJ. Jswe,t will be
President and A. E. Boone, President OF
the Black Diamond, will bs general man
agez OF the new line. This, 1t Is claimed,
will be- tho shortest line between Chicago
and the BeaboArd, " e. ~ tiqsS i4,8.
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CHICAGO. March -5.-The Coroner'a Jury
to-day concluded the investigation Of the
Winne!ka murder. The verdict finds that
Mr:and Mrs.Wilson came to their deaths by
violent means at the hands Of person or
persons unknown, "but, We, the jnry, be-
lieve the evidence casts suspicion upon
Neel iMckearue." The verdict in no way
alters the status ol the case, two in.
licimen!s for murder having been
found against Mckoagns prior to the
coroner's inyes!igatinu.sEThe S.a' 9 ofli .ials
box no; part in tho cosouer's hearing,
being opposed to divulgence Of the strong
evidences they claim.so possess against Nc:
ksaeue.& Hence tho milduess OF the YER
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sTheIrou, ,ljnrkst..,

CLEVELAND, O., March 5.-Raod.a <
Co.'s monthly circular, reviewing the iron
market for the lest month, ssys: t"As in
our last issue We surmised that we might
expect, there has been good, steady trade
In pig iron during the pest month. Prices
remain unchanged, { but,f considering the
Interruption by, foods. the volume Of busi.
ness ha1 been gratityingly large. While
there is no e3pecial eaotivity, furnaces in
Blast are selling enough iron 10 ftake care
Of their monthly production. The con-
sumption and.production seem Is be about
equally balanced. Any increa5e in the
demand tor, metal would likely cause a
very iactive market, while an enlarged
production would very, probably result in
lower prices OF increased stocks.-Tb trade
is apparently, in . very healthy state and
while no cne looks for anything more Than
small profits, the conviction seems steadily :
growing stronger that values will be no
Avn
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WASHINGTON NOTES,

The House Judiciary Committee yester,
day agreed toreport to the House with a
favorable recommendation t9ithe Lowell
Bankruptcyibilles reported to the Senate
from the Judiciary Committee. L s.,4,., y. y
A Adeputation representing large numbers
Of influential classes Of Ireland presented
a petition yesterday morning to the Cham
cellor f:3the Exchequer, asking for apro-
longatiou Of the pc iod during which the
Government loans may be repaid. -
The House Committee on Agriculture
has directed an adverse report 10 be made
on the resolution to appropriate s25, ,000. for
the purpose Of seeds for distribution among
the sufferers by the overflow in the Ohio
and Mic.isRippi rivers aud tributaries.
Mr.. Robertson Ren.ucky) from tho
Committee on Elections, reported rcsolu.
ton unseating T. Luna, delegste from New
Mexico, aud seating An his place T. ;.
MARI ,narss.s Adop' ed - Marzauarcs ap.
peared at the bar Of the House and took the
oath. w 4,e,s rs FssS3 !,,s 's I ~ ,t l,sSl
5f This British Ambassador. has. asked the
Polte Tor esti+iac,ion Tor the manner in
which the ollicials Of Smyrna have been
treating ioreisn coaRting vesselP. II They
have pieyentcd! steamers from embarking
naaaengsta and have removed the$ Union
jack from English yessels. jiiT, \
The entire ricleficxl force Of tho census
bureau, l50 in number has been suspended
tnlmt the. l0.h.inE.:,y owing 10 the txhaus
ton OF tie arpre p,ia.ion for l.he ,nalnten'
anca Of The bur. au. Tho superintendent
chiet>c!clk aud sonaiclerk are not tuclnded
in: he3orltr2ssa sufficient aum remains Il
pay their sslAlieR Tor q fortnight longer
when it is hoped.,be. d, iciency ,nppropria
tion bill Will he pNssAd. IL =. ESr
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OHIO Law lsreMk crN.

COLUMBUS, O., March 5-Father O'Boy-
lans Gaze is set Tor Friday. Twelve other
warrants have been sworn out Part OF
them have been arrested and the rest,will
be taken tomorrow. Those arrested to.
day wRiytd an examination until the grand
j1iy meets on Monday. A j. McDevitt
returned to Corning and wrs given an ova.
tion. Besides these twenty.six, McDeyitt
says otlier arrests vii follow. -Four arrests
were also made at Corning for the lynch.
ing of Richard Hickey, two weeks sgo, on
a charge Of murder In the first degree. }.! .st
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GAnF,ELD's strong character ia brought
out in bold relief by tho testimony Of ex-
Postmaster General James. The country
has not doubted that be WAS earnest about
the Star rou.e trials. No man stood so
high in the Republican party that Garfield
would have shielded him. Dorsey there.
publican committeeman was no more to
him than any other law breaker. +: . (, t,2s :;
II Dorsey had forfeited the confidence Of
bis party, that was not the fault Of the
party or The President. Whatever Dor
eey's services TO the rarty had been, the
party has been able to got along without
him. II is poor party that hangs its life
on the breath OF one man. Nobody under
stood this better than Garfield, who would
have done his duty though it had hurt
rather than helped his party. HI \ Z, ,ji5.i
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TnG late Dudley @. Haskell, Of the Sec
cond District Of Kansas, defeated bis Dem
ocratic opponent by 4,495. His successor,
Farmer Funston, goes in by q majority
which n! last accounts had reached nearly
5000 aud was growing as the returns came
III. The tariff was made distinct issue Of
thecampaign, and the kanaas City Journal,
which did splendid work in the campaign,
SAYS: "Free trade went down before the
American system Of protecting home Gu.
serprise and labor against the messed cap
ital OF the old world" The kAncas farm
ets we're too wide awake to he caught with
FREQ trade chail. Even Governor Clicks
little trick Of fixing tue election on Satur.
day, because he thought the piou1 Dunk.
ards wouldn't vote on that day, didn't
avail. The Dunkards we're on deck. '9
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March 5.-The Postmaster
General has succeeded in making arrange.
ments Tor special fast mail train between
Nav York aud Chicago. The train will
leave New York via thu New York Central
and Lake Shore and Michigan Southern at
800 p. m, arriving at Albany at los a. m.,
where it will receive pos al csr from Boston
with mail from New England. 1T will reach
Buffalo at 1856 A. NJ and Cleveland at l:27
7. N where important connections will bs
made for the south and west via Cincinnati,
Louisville aud St. Louis 1t will arrive in
Toledo at 4:57 i. NJ, making postal car con-
necsions by laa. train over the Wabash
line to St: Louis and the southwest, and
also fcr Michigan and reach Chicago at
&25 An, making the entire run from
New York in 81 hours y ~ ~, IS Ilala
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Independent Republicans.

NEW YORK, March 5.-The committee
appointed by. the Conference Of The indie
pendent Republicans is,ue a cir
cular stating the committee had
decided upon the selection Of q
larger committed for the following pur.
poses: First, that members OF this commit.
tee in the various States may take steps by
calling meetings and otherwise to arouse
Republican voters It:l TO throw of
"boss rule and 4send' representative
men to tho: & national convention.
Second, si:to a establish a Communication
between Republicans throughout the coun-
tIy in order that they may unite upon the
best men to bu put forward as candidates
at the National Convention. ~ ! g:s. ID
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The Slluniion ~ ,l,e ,outInn.I

N LONDON, March 5-General Graham is +
making preparations at Suakim to ADVANCE
upon Tamavich. The Sheikhs Of several
tribes sent enveys offering 10 desert ()Iman
Digma and assist the English, il paid ior
their services. Twenty. .aeveu hundred
bodies were buried at Teb, including tho :
Egyptians killed in the fisht between Baker
pAsha's troops and The rebels. Captain
Mason, English agent at Mas,owah, is or. !
gganizlng an Abyesinian contingent, under;
English officials. to opera.e upon !. Khar.s
toum, II Ell Madai continues fighting
General Gordon asks for further supplies
Of money. The Treasury at Cairo sent
him e4000 and a number OF DECORATIONS /
+ CAIRO, March sc ane.al Graham hrg
arrived atl Suakim. Troops are embark
log at! Trinkitat for Snakim. TIE cavalry I
before leaving Tokar dice oyered Osman !.
Dlema stationed 10 miles from Suakim. 4 n
: suAElM, March 5.-An Arab reports that
Osman DIgma has 4 ,00O men n. Tamanieb
and more 23 miles from Suaki,n The slaves !!
ara determined to support Osmau D;gmo.
Naval, and military officers are STR ngly,
urging the government to give Os1sn
Dlgma lesson. The garrison a. Ssnaysra I
is sale but ia prevented by marauders ifom
descending the Nile. "A i ci.=
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LoSpoN, OSr, March s. In the hard
glove fight between jack Stewart, OF Lon.
don. andMervine Thompson, Of Cleveland, :,
tonight IN the Opera House, six rounds
I. "a large posse OF polica wore present. e
The men being under bonds in tho sum OF
eight hundred dollars each were cautious
a large crowd witnessed tho exhibition. y
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Our su,piua Cnsti,

= WASHINGTON, March 5.-Secretary Fol.
ger in replying to the House resolution as
to how much money now in the Treasury
can be applied In liquidation Of The public
debt without embarrassing the Department,
says, that after suaking deductions for
special funds, and providing Tor the reserve
fund, there ROMANS as the fiual result
81 ,5s452sl,S which may be applied ) to
any Government purpose, Z! and that
the best answer OF what he CON
Gives may be done in the way CT
without enhancement. is per
hapswhat he in the use OF his best Judge.
ment did on the 2s. OF February last,
when he called for the redemption Of ten
million 8 per cent bonds payable, May !,
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The strength OF Ee,eDIr...,

PlrrsnuRan, March 5.-The United SLATE !.
Brewers' Association has just issued a,cir.
cular to all firms, members Of the Aesocia.
ton, requesting them TO make out a list;oi
all voters in their employ. Also all those
who have neglected to take ont naturaliza.
ton papers. The'objsct Of this action isg to
learn the exact political strength Of the
beer manufacturers in this country, which,
It is thought, will eventually merge into q
strong political faction entirely distinc,
from al othale. - 3! g-l.E EriI 49, E.l