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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27

SENATOR VAN MErRE's explanation Of his
non-alliance with the State administration
viii De very satisfactory to his numerous
friends throughout the State, but uufortun-
ately for his political prospects it came too
late. There vas no man in the State who
had more personal friends and admirers
than JosEPH TAS MErRE, but the
impression Was current in the eonyen-
ton that be was the chosen candi-
date of the present State administration
and that accounts for the comparatively
small vote be received If the Senator had
previous 10 the State Convention given pub
Ecity to the view be expressed to our re
porter and published in this morning 5
RrClSrXR, he would to-day have been the
D,uocratie candidate for Governor, and
would have Been elected By vote that no
nan has ever recaived or vii receive, in
he near future. in this State.
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FIENDISH.

A singular and RepuIsiye Case that At
tracts Attention tn Western Iowa and
Vicinity.
SroUx CrY, Isr Angus, 26.-The man
Diils was brought back from st. Louis,
where he had taken the thireen-year old
daughter Of 4 neighbor and was lodged in
Jail here some time after midnight this
morning. He waived examination and was
held in $4,000 bail. There is no excite
ment in this city and the affair attracts very
little notice. bills lives in West Fork
township this county, some fifteen miles
distant, and where the alleged crime Of Sc.
iucrion was committed. The feeling there
8 said 10 he very bitter and it is thought he
you'd suffer personal violence IL taken
there. II is not known whst will be done
With him; whether be will be- indicted for
edrcrion and taken To Nebraska where II
is Ieved he commitiei the crime ofbigamy
and perjury by marrying his child victim,
or taken 10 81. Louis where the child died
and be tried for murder.
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ABUSING ENGLAND.

French Papers Denounce the Alexandria,
Incendiaries, and Advocate an Alliance
With Germany.
PARIS, August 26.-Paris papers mdig
nantly repel the charges made by the Lon
don Times that cruelty was exercised by
Admiral Courbet at Foo Chow, and indulge
in violent abuse of England. Voltaire and
Temps say France has no need to exculpate
itself to the country which sci FIRE to Alex,
andria. Admiral Courbet destroyed Chi,
nese gunbosts because he could not weaken
his crews by occupying them. The Saleil
and Republique Francaise approve of Ad
miral Courbet's energetic course. All he
did, they say, was to obey orders, in hope of
ehecting prompt settlement of the diff
Guilty. Cssssgnac advocates an alliance
between France and Germany.
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The Institute
CABELI COUNTY.

The Outlook Cheering-Democrats Awake
and Enthusiastic.
BARBorRvuLE, August t Exclusive.
The political canvass Is now in full blast.
The Democrats are united aud full Of en-
thusiasm. Col ". T. Thompson, the DEM
ocrstie candidate for State Treasurer, is
resident of this quaint old town, and the
Prosecuting. Attorney Of Csbell county.
Mr.. Thompson is native of Put
nam county, a son of DR.. Thompson,
wen and hVorably known in that section of
the State. Mr.. Thompson located here sew
eral years ago and commenced the practice
of Law in which he soon won distinction and
and the well deserved reputation Of first
class lawyer. The citizens Of Cabeh are
proud of the honor conferred and will see to
Il tbs. the entire State ticket viii receive
the largest majority ever given the Demo
cratic ticket.
A REGIsTER scribe had the pleasure OF
meeting Col, Thompson ifes the first time
to- o-Ssx and was sssared by him That the
outlook for the Democracy
Is Cheering
and hat the party is in good lighting trim
in the lower end Of the State, and IN this
he was eerrobOrsted by Judge Samuels and
other well posted and earnest Democrats
of the southern portion of the State who
know Of what they speak. H..
A joint discussion between Hon. Eustace
Gibson and Col A. 4. Barbee, took place
at Milton, CabeIl county, to-day, and it is
reported on good authority that the valiant
Decentralization candidate was routed
aud completely used up BY the gallant stand
ard bearer Of the Fourth District Democ-
rasv a E- = = a Il 3 ~
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from politics and will give his attention to
raising the
Fine4t Cattle I'm WAIST Yirniuia

from pohhcs ana Will give his attention 70
raising the
Finest Cattle In West Virginia
Politics in this portion Of the State are
more qniet than ever before. Cleveland
does not create the enthusiasm flden and
Hancock did in recent campaigns. Willis
that pleased the hardy mountaineers. Lead
ing Democrats of this and adjoining coun-
ties say that the full Democratic vote will
be brought out in October by the candi-
dates for county offices. Democrats in
Hardy hope to increase their majority at
least one hundred votes and the Hampshire
boys will roll up two hundred more than
their usual majority tor the popular young
Senatorial candidate, S. L. Flournoy,
brother in-law of Col. Robert White, and
Wilson for Governor / learn that many
negroes in this county have been voting the
Democratic ticket and more expect to do so
this year. Postmasters are receiving cam
paign documents and copies of the New
York Tribune, Philadelphia Press and Irish
World for distribution among wavering
Democrats, but as 80, 40
The Postmen are Democrats
or Democratic sympathizers, they generally
destroy the papers and thus no effect IS
had. Their distribution however, would
only serve to arouse the Democrats to
greater work, for the Democrats they have
here consider it the worst kind Of treachery
and dishonOr to. scratch or bolt the party
ticket Throughout the eastern Panhandle
the Democratic phalsnx is firm, and no
member of the party has indicated his in
intention OF boiling the ticket. On the
other side, while the Republicans are true
to their ticket, no evidences of any super
human organization can be discovered.
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A Conference.

BERLIN, August 26.-Baron De Correct,
the French Ambassador, returned from a
visit to Paris in response to a summons
from his government and started for Var.
sein to confer with Bismarck. 1t is be-
Ieyed this conference will be in reference 20
the Franco Chinese difficulty.
Postponed.
SARATOGA, n. Y, August 26.-The Riley.
TenEyck boat race was postponed on ac'
count of rough water until o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
Why Not?
PARIS August 26.-Tsien Hi Kong,
secretary of the Chinese embassy remains
here.
The News Confirmed.
SHANGHI, August 26.-Advices from Foo
Chow to the 24lh, received at els this
evening, confirm the reports Of the destruc,
ton of the whole Chinese feet. The French
lost five men, including the American pilot
killed on board the heavily armed war ship
Volta. The French feet was not damaged.
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BENEATH FlCWee'
J. 4. McGahan, the Dead War Correspond- |
INIT Honored.

J. 4. McGahan, the Dead War Correspond
ent, Honored.
MEw YORK, August 26.-Among those
who visited McGahan's remains were Murat
Halstead, Major Lucas, State Senator
0Neil and Representative II c. Grewer Of
Ohio; Mr.. John Ferger, representing New
Lexington, Ohio, where the final intermcnt
takes place, and P. A. McGahsn,
brother of the dead Two wreaths
of flowers were placed on the casket.
One bore long satin ribbon on which was
inscribed. From the New York Press
Club" The other bore the inscription.
From the Journalist Of New York The
silver plate on the cnsk"t Was inscribed, u.
A. MacGahan, died June sth, 1878, aged
81 years.
Lying is state.
New YORK, August 26.--rhe remains Of
J. A. McGahsn, the war correspondent,
were brought from the navy yard to day by
a delegation from the Ohio legislature n
brother of the dead journalist and delega
ton from the press club of this city re-
ceived the body and escorted it to the CITY
Hall, where it lays in state until four clocl
this afternoon when it will be taken TO thc
Pennsylvania depot and thence TO Ohio.
At Columbus.
CoLuxRUs, o.. August 26.--Arrange-
ments were completed today for the recep.
ton of the remains Of J. 4. McGahan, war
correspondent, tomorrow afternoon. The
rem aims will lie in state here one day when
they will be taken TO GAINESVILLE TO await
fns interment at New Lexington, Septem.
Der II.
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RloToUs sRickMAKsRs.

Strikers Attack Non-Union Men and seri-
susly Injure . WOmsn-The Police
Called.
CHICAGO, August 25.-The police were
called upon to quell trouble between str'k-
ing and non-union brickmakers, in the town
of Lake, north Of this city, This morning
the strikers attacked the, non-uniop men
employed in one of the yards, but we're driven
away The former thea visited yard
operated by a man named BlendAll where
they were again driven of. They then as
saulted the residence of Blendan with
stones, seriously injuing Mrs- Bleudail
They then dispersed on the arrival Of the
police. se .#r
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
Yesterdays Games OF Base Ball-A Boat
Race Postponed.
RaItimnra

Yesterdays Games of Base Ball-A Boat
Race Postponed.
Baltimore.
BALTlNoRE, August 26.-Five thousand
peoplu witnessed the defeat Of the Balti-
mores by the Metropolitans to-day, Score;
Baltimores, |; Metropolians, 6.
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 26.-Columbus
defeated Louisville to-day. The game was
lost BY the errors of Reccious and Nc
Laughlin. Score: Louisville, 3; Colum-
bus,'4. r
CNCINNAr1, August 26.-The game to-
day resulted as follows indianapolis 4, Gin,
cinnati 5.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August 26.-To-day s
game resulted as follows: Brooklyn 6,
Athletic s.
st. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, August 26.-0nly about 800
people witnessed the very interesting game
between St. Louis and Toledo to-day. To,
ledo G. st. Louis IL.
An Easy Victory.
NEw YORK, August 26.-The Cleveland s
won an easy victory over the New York
nine to day. Harkins pitched fine game
for the visitors Welsh was hit on the head
in the sixth inning and retired in favor Of
Bagely. Score, New York 1, Cleveland g..
Richmond.
RICHMOND, August 26.--The game here
to-day was closed at the end OF the sixth
inning on account of rain. Score:
Allegheny 4, Virginia /. -.
A Prize Fight,
New YORK, August 26.-A prize fight
has been arranged between Mervine Thomp-
son and Captain James c. DAILY. Stakes,
$1,000 side. Fight to be governed by the
rules CT the London prize ring. 1t will take
place within 100 miles Of New Orleans
three days after the Stoddard-Burke fight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27

TmwHoNE companies, ike Bank Presi-
dents, get into trouble occasionally. Mr..
GARRETT now claims TO be the owner Of a
patent telephone that is twenty-five years
older than the Bell And st the same time
Cincinnati officials profess TO discover that
the Beu company has been avoiding the
payment Of taxes on million dollars worth
Of property in Hamilton county. We
hope both reports are untrue, ss we cant
get along without the Bell.
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THE TALLAPoOSA.

An Affidavit That Makes 1t Appear That
Our Seamen are About Bad as Our
Navy"
BosToS, August 36.-The affidavit Of the
lookout man of the schooner, Jas S. Sowell,
which sunk the Tallspoosa, says he saw a
steamer ahead little on the lee port bow
he saw that the schooner's lights we're burn
ing bright; as the steamer approached |
saw the steamer was swinging across
our bow as | saw all three
of the lights, green, red and mast head,
and finally the green and masthead light
only, and then in few seconds the vessel
struck Just before the collision saw the
greanii light and then the red light. After
the collision both lights of the schooner
were found burning brightly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27

\ VERY green Mr., BROTN from New York
tod Vermont audience that the general
feeling in his State is that a more positive
man than Mr. CLEVELAND is necessary If
Mr.. Brown lived in West Virginia he should
probably complAin Of want of 6rmuess in
the Allegheny mountains Gov. CLEVELAND
Is positive enough, if nothing else, as joan
Kelly and Tom GRADY can testify
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TROUBLE FEARED.

The Condition of Anairs In the Sundy Greek
Valley.
COLUMBUS, August ga Butchtel, o.,
special states that miners are coming iu
from the surrounding country and the most
bitter feeling exists between the strikers and
the guards on duty. When the new men
were pnt into the mine the strikers obstruct.
ed the road, but were finally driven back
BY Pinkerton's men. One aged striker was
knocked down by the guard and he broke
one Of his arms. The guard was arrested
and bound over in $500 Threats are made
and the best sources Of infor lion indicate
trnnhle soon.
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The FRENCH IN CHINA.
Mapping Out a Provisional Cam
paign.
FRENCH PAPERS ABUSE ENGLAND
General Millet to be Recalled From Ton
quin Because of His Official
lncapacity.

PARIS, August 2S-It is believed that af;
ter Admiral Courbet has destroyed the forts
on the river between the arsenal and the
rivers mouth, he will join Admiral Lespes
before Keeling and arrange with him for
the occupation of that place. There is talk
Of an expedition from Tonquin into Yunnan
at The end Of the wet season unless China
accepts Frances terms.
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A Ninister's suicide.

PrrrSnURG, August &c. : Rev, John
Staub. Of the Bloomfield Catholic church,
while crszed with disease committed SUI
eide this morning by shooting himself with
q revolver. Deceased had been afflicted
with consumption And for the past week
bis dss.h Rad been momentar'iy expected
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Going to Montreal.

PORTSMOUTH, N. a.. August 26.-Lieut
Greedy has received from Commander
Cheyne, of the ROYAL Navy, congratulA-
toy dispatch. An urgent telegram was
also received from Capt Bedford PIN, re
questing Greely's presence at meeting OF
the British Association ut Montreal, Sep
tember Ist. Lieutsnant and Nrs Greely
leave Wednesday for Montreal
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SONS OF VETERANS.

4 Large Convention of Them at PhIladeI-
phia-
PHILADELPHIA. August 26.-The conVen-
tiOn Of the Second Grand DiyisioS Of the
Sons of Veterans met in this city this
morning. Eight States are represented
New York. New Jersey, Delaware, Penn
sylvsnis, West Virginia, Maryland, Vir-
giniA, Ohio and the District OF
Columbia are many members present in
unofficial capacity from States other than
those mentioned Total number present
about l60 drawn from all ranks and pro-
fessinns #...
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W. are sorry to learn that Mr.. W. I.
LcrAX has been compelled 10 sever his con-
reCt.on. as associa'e editor, with the Mar
'r,5urg Independent on account Of Ill
health. Mr LoeIS is an elegant gentle
ua0. al accomplished newspaper man, aud
has been useful TO the State in his career as
a gubEe journalist. Our sympathies go
with him in his retirement and wishes for a
speedy recovery. The newspaper fraternity
Of West Virginia cant well afford to lose
bT0tber LOGAN from It's ranks.
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The New York World has been investi-
eating the character of SrEPHEN B. ELKISs
and the worst it has to say is that he joined
the church in his seventeenth year. This
Is creditable TO Mr.. ELKlSS. How about
the ChnrchH
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SOME ONE MUST SUFFER,

And Why Not He As Well As any MANI
PARIS, August 26.-Figsro says that
General. Millet will be recalled from Ton
quin, because he is considered responsible
for the difficulties since the Tien Tsin treaty
was made.
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ENGLAND is irving to dip her spoon in the
Chirese pot and in consequence France is
slowing her teeth. A little spat between
the old time rivals may yet grow out Of the
Clinasn mn1dle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27

AIADY. who suffered trom weakness Pc
cuHar to her sex, in writing to friend,
said: Il tried various kidney medi-
cines, but only found myself growing worse.
A friend told me to use DR.. Guysotts fel-
low Dock and Sarsaparills. Its effect on
NE was soon indicated by clear and beau
liful complexion, . freedom from aches and
pains complete removal Of nervous de-
preston, painless regularity in habits Of di'
sestion and otherwise. l caDhot praise the
remedy too highly as strue friend 70 suffer,
Is womsnheOd sud as strengthening
LseEsins.
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MARION COUNTY.
County TeacIe rs 'Institute-Large Attend
ance and Great Interest.

County TeacI,e rs 'Institute-Large Attend
ance and Great Interest.
FMRNoxr, W. Va, August 90 Exclu,
sive. THE Teachers Institute for Marion
county met in the Normal Hall on Monday,
August lS, in charge of Prof Thomas E.
Hodges, of Morgantown, who is q good
talker, well informed and a very pleasant
gentleman. The Institute was called to
order by our efficient and handsome County
Superintendent J. E. Carpenter, who, BY
The wsy, is one of the best, if not the best,
County Superintendents We have ever had;
the teachers all consider him as a young
man of ability, and the right man in the
right place. The number enrolled the first
day WAS 40 and reached during the wee.i
the large number Of l53, the largest num-
Der ever having attended an Institute in
this county.
The Institute
was second only to the one conducted BY
ProfS. DeGraf aud Ladd, in July 1881 |, aud
was in every respect complete success and
Was due largely TO our able conductor and
energetic superintendent The schools of
Marion will open with brighter prospects
ard more wide awake Teachers than ever
before. and will he attended with better re
suits. At the close Friday evening Prof
Thos. G.. Miller. ON behalf Of the members
OF the Institute. presented Prof, Hodges
most magnificent silver pitcher and cup.
Prof Hodges responded in very feeling
speech of few minutes. The institute
then closed and AL went away well satisfied
with the weeks work
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TsE' last and hardest scandal against
CgHymAND is the charge Of being author Of
''Iesutiful Snow" There is no dispute
about the authorship of the letter Of accept
arce. however
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ST. JOIN makes about the best "seoepta-
ton speech Of them al Now the public
viii be anxious to see the letter.
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GERMANY is making war against the
American hog and France against the
Clinest pig tail An alliance between those
powers is the most natural thing in the
world
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II is said in case OF BUTLERs election edi-
Tor DANA will be postmaster at New York,
The Sun wants to lind out the exact crrcu-
lation Of It's contemporaries.
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THx trouble among the miners Of the
Hooking Valley assumes threatening as
pect Is there no way to avoid these un-
bappy conficts2
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. IP the Democratic party was really such
= bad party from 1887 to 1861 as JOHN LO,
GAN represents it, why did he stay in it and
do its dirty work p
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THE FIRE RECORD.
A Destructive Blaze at seranton. Penn.
syiyania- .-r--.-....

syiyania- -T--.-,-...
SCRANTON, Pa, August 2e-This morn
ing FIRE. burned the planning mill OF Joseph
Il. Ausley. at Hyde Park. The Office and
large quantity Of lumber was destroyed
At2A n the FIRE was spresding rapidly iu
tie direction of Main street Severai
houses are in flames aud asivstsr IS scarce
large aRosat Of property sill be de-
s'rovsd.
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GATH says that Canada is a cheaper
country than the United States. The dis
covery comes too late, as We have sban-
doued the idea ofbuying for the present.
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THE y. Y. Sun appeals to everybody to
do Justice to General BUTLER" That is
lust what BCrLER has been dOdging for 10,
these many wears.
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AA~~t.O on.

Nxy Yosk, Asgsss rs. -Thsss - ssits
q booa in The oil nsskss todsy. ~ ~
Pe.rolsan EzeAssss Hps Ess esssSesiA
opened st s7i ssd ross 70 s3l, ttsa !sseee4
70 s9i. Ths talk II he roon vas thss -
large sbsr, Interest vss essgt ed tAas
ur;css Win Be pot 70 100.
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YOUNG CRIMINAL.
Stealing sixteen thousand Dollars From a


Stealing sixteen Thousand DolIars From a
Bank Vault
1T. PAU, August 26.-SOme time be-
tween Saturday night and Monday morning
the People's Bank was robbed Of $4,000.
The robbery was committed BY some per
son in possession Of the combustion as the
vaults and the locks were found intact and
perfect The bank officials are conhdSnt
tia: tie criminal is Edward Mason, aged
s4,etn and q 6ookkeeper in the bank VINO
ass been missing since the robbery was dis
covered. The officials say his Whereabouts
are kLoEn and be viii be in custody IN
tev hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27

AsoNG the funny revolutions Of Times
whirEgig is the talked Of alliance between
France and Germany.
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All Quiet.

COLUMBUS, August 26.-Reports from
Buchtel and other mining towns to-day, are
that all is quiet with no indication Of
trouble at pr,selt
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Very Valuable Indeed-r~elve Dead.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August 2s---De
Lesseps has sent letter from the French
Geographical Society cOugrAsuiating Greely
upon the scientific results Of his expedition
and expressing sympathy for the loss Of his
comrades and eopgEAtulAtiaE him upon ns
fesCLe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27

II the Psrkersburg pool men had struck
oil instead Of lard, they might have been
richer
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HxrLo, Bell Telephone Company. Mr..
Joan W, GARRETT is ringing you up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27

THy short corn crop is more deplOrable
than defeat in an election:
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EVERY one should tell bis neighbor that
he best remedy for curing coughs ana
eo'ds, and the ONLY sure cure for eonsumP
non, Is Dr. Wistar's Balssm Of Wild Cherry
II pleasant to take and very soothing sDa
sealing u It's effects.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27

THE camp meeting season is drawing to
O close.
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Ispss,roiIx. Apspa - --Dv. Jsha q
Wsts., died to-day sged fAythssa H
va chez of DE eenisn sssss;sAfies. ~.
ing suess~led Isnes Ssspkss = ~ -
cen.ef.
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Mn. BLAINE is biHous-fortunate it is not
sunStroke.
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NonsSuse

New YoRE, August 25.-Tbe body ofPr.
vate Henry was exhumed to-day. II will be
examined tomorrow.
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On is Jumping up. Look out.