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TO..MORR ROW.

w EEKS s CO., Auctoneers
w t37 louisiana avenue. opposite City Post Once
TO POSTAGE STAMP COLLECTORS
AUCTION SALE BY CATALOGUE OF TWO HUN
pkED AND FIFTY LOTS VALUABLE FOREIGN
POSTAGE STAMPS. WITHIN SALESROOMS
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH TWENTY
SIXTH. AT SEVEN O'CLOCK FOR EXAMINA-
TON AFTER TWO PM mh24-2t
FJ1HOMAS DOWNING Auct1oueer
LIGHT WORK HORSES, SIX DOUBLE EXPRESS
WAGONS. FIVE SETS DOUBLE HARNESS. TWO
PLATFORM SCALES, WAGON COVERS JACKS
&C, e. BENG THE ENTIRE STOCK AND OUT
TION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. TWENTY SIXTH OF
MARCH. 1884, at Ten O'CLOCK, at Richardson's Ex
Stables corner 9th and streets southwest will
s. everything appertaining the express business
Mr. Richardson, having changed his business. has
further for the above stock and those search
Ho Wagons will find it TO their interest to at
tend this sale everything will be positively sold
Terms: Cash on day of sale.
nh2i dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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THE KILBoURN-THoMPSON CASE-To-day in the
Circuit Court Judge Hagner the trial OF the case OF
Nalet Kilbourn agt. ex-Sergeant-a Arms John G.
Thompson. for s35O.OOO damages resulting from the
plafutiffs arrest and imprisonment, was resumed
Mr. Totten made an argument summing up for the
plaintiff, and was followed by Hon. Jere Wilson for
the defendant, who closed about noon. After re-
cess District Attorney Worth1ngton followed for the
defendant.
Mr. voorhees, closed about three o'clock, and the
case will be given to the Jury this afternoon
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlegrams to The Star.
Instructed In Favor Of Randall.

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, March 23-The democratic
county convention elected delegates to the state
convention, and instructed them for Randall for
President.
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fi'HE CEILILOlD Truss THAT NEVER BREAKS
Il never wears cut Al Ways clean and can = ,,I+r ~
bstl1ILx j. ioI salsA- - &c "Oin "ilie
CHAS FISHERS
u 4tL street northwest
Lady IatroEA " s "s ,air
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were the readings at the Office Of the chief signal
ofhcer to-day:-7a N, 46.4: II am, SOL: p.m Co. z
Maximum, go: minimum. 443.
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0LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN As
~ the best. 80 is JUSTHS Old Stand Known for years
. the only place where drst-class SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can b sold 1t respectable pgacsa Address
or cal. 1t
JUST6S Old Stand, No 619 D street, between etoaod
It'll streets northwest -
n 6.-Note by mali promptly attende6.A ~
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20 FOB MEN-CHECKS IN SIX HOURS
Cures III three days Drug SOre Is n. 18th street
Philadelphia
seiS $50 Penna ave. WASHINGTON, d. O.
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OPIUM AND MORPHINE HABTT.-DR a. n
edy whereby any one can cure himself quickly and
painlessly testimonials and endorsements
eminent medical men. &c, address b. II. KANE, A. n,
Md. l60 Fulton street, New York city feb23- Truth
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. Havnr
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
he steamers of this company will sail EVERY WE'D
SESDAf AND SAT RDAf from Bremen pier foot Of
20 street H9boken Rates Of passage From New York to
HaErc. London. Southampton and Bremen. first cabin
ss0 and 800. second cabin. $50 steera2e lowest
Tt1ts or freight or Iassage apply to OELRICHS &
Co. Bo"l4s Green New York: ". g. METZEROTT
& CO, 70 PeEDSy.vanIa avenue northwest: CHAS
WALILH. ~ l. street. Agents foc Washington jall
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states against q. W. Howeate and Others. a
Judgment creditors bill nied March 10th, by the
district attorney, the Equity Court to-day made an
order appointing J. E Fitch and G. W. Brown re-
cetverS.
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AUCTION SALES.

WEEKS h CO., Auctioneers,
w 6S7 Lousians Avenue.
opp. City Post Once.
| FINE LOT OF JEwELRY, &c. REMAINING STOCK
| OF JEwELER. WATCHES, RINGS, PINS,
| EARRINGS, CHARMS, CHAINS. BRACELETS,
PENCILS. CUFF BUTTONS, &c, &c, OF GOLD.
! SILVER AND BEST ROLLED PLATE MANU-
Lot Of Miscellaneous, Juvenile and other
BOOKS. BOOKS BOOKS,
MARCH TWENTY sixth at TEN O'CLOCK A II. It
TNHOMAs BOWLING kuctioneer.
! ONE LARGE WALL CASE WITH GLASS DOORS %
FEET LONG SUITABLE FOR BOOKCASE;
LONG VAL CASE. WOODEN DOORS; GLASS
CASE, TEN FEET HIGH; ONE 21-FOOT TABLE;
RAILING AND CASE DRAWERS, TOGETHER
WITH OTHER ARTICLES.
On THURSDAY. MARCH TwENtY-sEvENTH.
1884 at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, shall sell at $50 street,
all the Fixtures, Cases &c To be removed Immediately
mh25-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer
ONE HUNDRED PANTS, ONE HUNDRED cARD1.
Gan JACkEIS, TWENTY COATS AND VESTS
AUCTION.
The above stock will be sold at my auction rooms
FEnDAn, MARCH ,TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1884, at TEN
O'CLOCK Every lot will be positively sold without
mh25-at THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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- FEMALE PILLS
e. Al ,,R - =

Il
Call write 329 Missouri n W febls Inn
EENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC TREAT
IIueHt and spe dy Of all Venereal Diseases by
consulting DIR. LEON. $40 Missouri avenue
Prescriptions aud advice free office hours IL to II
4 to pm u4hl5-lms
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CANNED GooDs AND SUGARS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Telephone Connection.
c. WILMER
-mh13 1918 PENNSYLVANIA aveI{he NV
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MT. vERSoN, MI. VERNON,

STEAMER ". ". CORC0PsT
leaves Th street wharf daily (except sunday FOR Mt
Vernon az 10 O'Clock returning reaches Washing
tor about $50 p-IA
GO L. T.. BLAKE, Captain
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1OHN r. KELLY,
~ DEALER N Fmsr-e:1Ass
BEEF. LAMB. VEAL, MUTTON, DC. CORNED BEEF
ASPECIALTY
Stalls 6S 629 and $50 Center Market 9th street wing
and 206 and 203 Northern Liberty Market: address
Box H. City Post Office.
Marketing delivered free Of charge al parts Of tina
city. uar24
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ACQUITTED OF CHARGE OF PERJURY-Thfs after
noon in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie the trial
OF Robert G. Kerstine charged with perjury In hay-
ing sworn falsely In q civil case before Justice r
Wilson. was ended with verdict OF mot guilty )"
The defendant was discharged, and left the court
room accompanied BY his wife and daughter.
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STEAMERS.
a + a MI + HSS ~
AAA AAA Nm l. IN NNE

Commencing May Sd. and every Saturday thereafter
sailing from Qebec Liverpool making the shortest
ocean voyage Only five days from land 10 land. The
Iron Steamships Of this for strength
speed and comfort, and fitted up with all the modern
improvements that practical experience suggest
Cabin, $50 and $50; intermediate, SS675
LIVE & ALDEN. General Agents
207 Broadway, New York
e. ". Moss. Washington D. c.
ALLAN LINE-wINTER SERVICE
Portland to Liverpool every Thursday until Nav
Cabn. $50. $40 and ESQ intermediate. S36 IS Extra
weekly ships TO Boston from Liverpool, Queenstown
londonderry GlasS anc Galway for prepaid business
only Through tickets issued 10 any railroad station
the United states Intermediate, S So steerage S21
Apply to LIVE ALDEN, General Agents 2U7 Broad.
way, New York. or g. W. MOSS.
rs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Nhl3-th.stu Washington. ID
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The Commissioners have addressed a letter to
Mrs L H Chandler, 8. P. c. A., stating that there
Is much Misrepresentation concerning the treat
ment OF dogs at the pound denying that the method
OF taking them is unnecessarily cruel and inviting
the members OF the association to visit the pound
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NEW QUARTERS FOR THE CAPITAL BICYCLE
Capital Bicycle club, it was decided to move into
new quarters, and, after discussion, the elegant
modern house 919 G street was selected. The new
house thus chosen has fourteen rooms, and with q
few alterations which are contemplated will be one
OF the most convenient apd commodious club
houses in the country. The enterprise of the
Capital Bicycle club displayed by this move on its
part is commendable and deserving OF success
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-11
BELLAIRE,
An Interesting Budget of Personal and
General Mention.

An Interesting Budget of Personal and
General Mention.
The nail works is only making part time
on account of the heat. A number Of our
people attended the Fair yesterday. The
colored Blaine and Logan club met in City
Hall last night. Mrs Annie Gall, aged 81,
died Yesterday. The thermometers played
between IS and 100 yesterday. The suit Of
Charles Londo against Simon Ingalias, has
been settled BY the defendant paying
$3.50. The suit wHs brought for 1000.
All who can should witness the entertain
ment to be- given in the NJ Z. Church by
Jessie Couthon tonight Mr.. S. c. Gar
rard was reported no better yesterday, The
Reformed Outlaw in Turner Hall tonight
The Benwood ferry is undergoing repairs,
Passengers are taken over the river in a
skiff. One drunh was before ,he Mayor yes.
erdav. Paid out Too warm to liqui-
date it by work on the stone pile.
George Ault, Of Centreville, ~ in town
The street commissioner will reduce the
hands under his control fifty per cent.
Council paid quite . number Of claims at
its last meeting Henry He'll has had his
he'll in Pittsburg getting it repaired
George Briggs buried an infant child yes
terdaY afternoon. 4 large banner bearing
the words, Cleveland Hendricks and
Warner floats to the breeze in front OF
Councilman Zilch's place Of business on
Union. street The Pinch Run Republican
Club has completed its organization by the
election of the following officers: Captain,
Wilson, Cole; First Lieutenant Milton
Thompson; Second Lieutenant G. B. Knox;
OrderS Sergeant, John Davis. Mr.. Some
born furnished the Benwood band with
a new uniform. William Mccoy and
wife are in GAINESVILLE On visit
{. Il. Marsh and family are home from
Morristewn James Scarbaugh 10 i'll with
the feven Mrs. John Jackson is home from
Cincinnati. Miss Maggie Barnhia returned
home from Portland last night No 2ls
drew the eight day clock at Henry Grellas
Work on the cemetery road wilp ne discon
rinued sbr this year in a short time. No
mon, George Heitsmau anS wife and
Mrs Ps.erson. OF Alliance in tfir- ei:y, the
guests of'Mr II. X Hess.
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TUESDAY NIGHTS MEETING

Addressed by Hon e. Boyd Faulkner and
Gen. S. +. Carey.
The meeting in Court House Square
Tuesday evening was fine one and lasted
until ii o'clock. The attendance was
large and the people attentive and interest
ed listeners to all that the speakers said.
Hon. E. Boyd Faulkner was the first to
address the asscmbiage. He delivered
most digni6ed address, which was full of
telling points and which enlisted fre-
quent roands of hearty applause.
The speech was MAINLY devoted to
national questions ard did evident
good. Mr.. Faulkner was followed by Gen.
). +. Carey, Of Cincinnati, he OF the horny
hands and caNoused sinews-the working
man friend, sSd the Greezbacker's idol
IN sober fact. Cen. Carey is very popular
with this people, and they gaze ample evi-
dence of their appreciation of BIS most ex-
cellent little speech bp round sfser round Of
applause. His sayings were he talk Of
: hose who heard him to-day. So well
pleased we're the State Committee with the
effect of his speech, that he was
at once engaged to deliver ~ series Of
spec ches up and dowpthe ksnawtsa Valley.
DE was also selected as one Of the speakers
At the great daylight mass meeting in the
grove to-day. TO succeed Senator Mcdonald
Of Indiana and Col. John X. Fellows, Of
New York.
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IRON AND STEEL.
A General Improvement Taking Place I'm
the Market.

A General improvement TAking Place In
the Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September IA
general improvement has taken place Ia the
iron market in Eastern Pennsylvanis dur
ing the past few days. Business has not
been done on large scale, but current re-
quirements are being freely provided for at
frmer prices, and there is very general i'm
preston ..iaat both the demand and prices
Sill be more satisfactory through the iaii.
Steel rails have stifeIe1l IN price, thoug gh no
more heavy contracts have been announced.
Nothing has been done at less than S2i
this week, and some makers are asking
more, ana claim that they viii get it with
out trouble. The pig-iron market is
frmer, having been relieved by surplus
stocks of interior stuff Best makes sell
at full prices in small lots and there is more
doing than for several weeks. The mills
are none of them very well supplied with
orders. Plate, tank and structural iron are
selling in small lots at the usual prices.
Bal iron is quiet, and 81. So to 81. 05 is paid
for refined of good quality. Nails are
quoted 81 lj TO 1920. Old rails are scarce
and higher; good sales have been made AT
$lS.75, and,a good many small lots are
being inquired for. Muck bars are active
in small lots at S29 to $50. Quotations are
given about as follows; No. foundry iron
$l9 to $3.50; No. >, Sl759 to 1850;
gray forge, SIG to SIS, according to quail
ity; Bessemer pigs, sl9, nothing doing;
splegellesen, $3.50 to $2s for 20 per cent. |;
plate iron, 2.l0c 10 2.20c; angles, 2l0c:
bridge plates, 225c, Wrought pipes and
tubes are in dull demand, owing to the un.
settled state of prices. There will probably
be no more restriction in the outpu; Of pig
iron in eastern furnaces.
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WAITING FOR WAR.
Fifty THOUSAND Troops Ready to
Start East.
THE CHOLERA IN ITALY.
seyen Hundred Victims Of the Dread Dis
ease in the City ofNapIes
Alone.
ADMIRAL ceuRBET TAKING on COAL.

PARIS, September ll.-Direct communi.
cation is maintained between Paris and Ton
quin. The official journals are silent this
morning regarding the reported intention
Of the Government to dec are war against
China. Admiral Peyron, Minister Of Ma
rine, tavors it. Several powerful organs
insist on vigorous campaign. Fifty thou
sand troops are ready for the east.
Rear Admiral John Lee Davis, COM
manding the Asistic station, under date Of
Woosung, August 6, reports that the Amer
lean ships Trenton, Juniata and Enterprise
were at Shanghai, the Monococy at Foo
Choo, the Palos at Canton and the Alert in
Corea. The Alert was to come to Japan
about the 10th of August and relieve the
Palos at Canton, and the latter vessel would
then 60 to Tientsin. Either the Juniata or
Enterprise was ready to 90 to Foo Chow if
necessary.
Notwithsta nding the protests Of the vsri.
GUS foreign consuls against the closing Of
the Woo Sung river, the Chinese military
authorities are sinking number Of junks
filled with stones at the Woo Sung bar, at
the mouth of the river twelve miles below
Shanghai.
Cholera In Madrid.
MARDlD, September lO.-Considerable
alarm was created here to-day by the an,
nouncement that child had died of chol,
era within the city limits this morning
1,1OO Cholera Victims in Naples.
MALES, September l0.-lt is officially
announced that during the twenty.four
hours ending last night there were 72l
fresh cases Of cholera in the city of Naples
and $50 deaths. Since the beginning OF
the cholera outbreak in Naples there have
been LOO interments in the cholera sec
ton of the cemetery.
Two Heavy Fires.
LONDON, September lO.-Stocks Il Co, :
leather works. at Leeds, has been destroyed
by fire. The loss is placed at fS0,000 A
serious fire is reported from Calais, where
Dubrency't factory was burned. Loss
heavy.
Courbei Coaling.
LoEDoN, September l0.-The Foo Chow
correspondent of the Times telegraphs as
follows: Admiral Courbet is coaling at
Matson, His supplies come from Hong
konu-h
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BRIDGEPORr.
A Young Wan sssiousIy Injured-0ths
Notes.

A Young Wan sssiousIy Injured-0thsr
Notes.
YESTERDAY ysl.abIs horse Of Mr.. John
Hills died in West virginis very ssddesly.
Miss May Naylor, Of Csdiz, 10 the gusa Of
Mrs. A. Brannsm. A son Of Jacob Fox
wss thrown from horse on Tuesday and
seriously injured. A large number of Pc
pie bane in on the C. L. 4 VI. yesterday to
attend the fair. Mrs. Alexis Cope, Of Co
lumbus Is the gness Of Mrs. r, ]. Alexas-
der. Business is dulL A fine
Blaine and Logan pole win be
raised at Rinavlls on SAturnay.
Fally double the strangers passed throogh
On their way to the fair yesterday as oa
Tuesday. Mr.. Dent, Of the hfm of Wm.
Dent & Son, Of Ee~berg. Is the guest of
Mr. J. G. Dent. Mr. wn Naylos and wise.
of Snjth6eh, Mr.. Greenfield. Of Ss~eIls
yille. Dr. ColyiIle, Of HarrisEiile, Mes1s
Oscar Townsend. W. H. Groat. wm "a
wards. Geo Howe asd other prominent eit-
sens. Of Cleveland, came down Yesterday m .
special csrto attend the West virginis Fair
A Blaine and Logan ciob Of 20 m,moers
was Organized at Etnsvilic on Tuesday
night With officers a. follows: President
Thomas sherman: secretary. Thoms.
Jones: treasurer. W. J. Allen: captain.
". ]. Allen; frst lieutenant, J. d. Will
iams; second beuienant John Candeili
orderly sergeant, W. II. Hosells.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-11
INTERVIEW WITH COL. FELLOWS.
However West Virginia May Vote, New
York will be for Cleveland.

However West Virginia May Vote, New
York will be for Cleveland.
Col John r. Fellows of New York, the
eloquent orator and posted politician, is
able to predict with great confidence the re-
suit in New York in November. He is
thoroughly conversant with the condition OF
the Democratic party organization IN the
Empire State, as well as with the detection
among the Independent Republicans. He
says the Democratic State Committee have
every county, every voting precinct, and
every school district in the State outside Of
the city of New York thoroughly organ
lied; that they have lists of all the voters in
each school district which lists are revised
afresh every week; that there is no detection
in the Democratic ranks, but there is great
detection in the ranks of the Republicans;
that not less than $4,000 Republicans will
vote for Cleveland that St. John
will receive from 10000 to 10000
votes, principally Republicans; that in the
city Of New York, tiov Cleveland will re-
ceive the solid Democratic vote including
the votes of Tammanv; that Gen. Buffers
vote will be absolutely insignificant. Col.
Fellows places Gov. Cleveland's majority in
that state at not less than Il, ,000 and it may
go much higher. He can see nothing that
can possibly lose the State to Cleveland
not even the loss of West Virginia in 0c-
rober would change the reeult except BY
The possible reduction of the majority. He
instanced the fact that in 1868, every one
of the then long list of October States,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, West Vir-
ginis, all went overwhelmingly against
Governor Seymour, state pride kept the
Empire State true to her son in No
vember, and he feels certain that the same
cause would imPel to a like result this year
in the case Of Governor Cleveland. While
Colonel Fellows was solicitous for Demo-
cratic victory in West Virginia in October,
he felt certain that the loss of this State at
that time would not be disastrous to the
National cause.
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NICE COOL READING.
Brsezes That Blow the Intense Heat
Away
AS WELL AS OTHER THINGS
A Cyclone Out West Clears the Atmosphere,
But Does Great Damage in
The Effort.
THREE LIVES REPORTED LOST.

CLEAR LAKE, Wis, September l0-Late
Yesterday afternoon a cyclone struck this
place and devastation was the result. A
greater portion of the town is in ruins and
three lives were lost The scene is horrible
in the extreme. Men, women and children
were running about in q perfect frenzy OF
excitement and fear. The strongest man
was a little child for no human power could
resist the terrible o. One brick house
was taken from its foundation and complete
ly turned. A large barn was blown away
leaving the floors and managers with the
horses peacefully eating their supper. A
little child landed in the branches Of
a tree but Slightly injured. One large frame
house was blown completely out Of sight;
not particle of the house or furniture
could be found, though search for a mile
was made in the track Of the storm. The
family had fortunately taken refuge in the
cellar.
A Score Injured
SALTWATER MINI, September lD.-A re-
port received here from Marine this morn
ing says that fifteen or twenty houses were
wrecked By cyclone last evening. num-
Der of people were injured. Only a'snall
portion struck Saltwater, tearing the tents
on the fair grounds and ripping, Shem to
ribbons.
In Fifteen Minutes.
CLAYTON, Wis, September l0.-Hslf Of
the lighter structures of the village were
blown down BY a storm last night The
cyclone, struck about 6 O'Clock, doing nearly
ail the damage in fifteen minutes.
Rising Rapidly.
CHIPPEWA FALLS. MINI, September 10
The storm at this place last night was the
worst of the season. The river is now be-
tween sixteen and seventeen teet above low
water mark and rising rapidly.
Heavy storm,
Rock RAPIDS, September l0.-The heaV-
lest storm of the season commenced at
o'clock last night and continued until 1890
p m. No special damage is rsported in
this vicinity.
Going for n Railroad.
WHITE BEAR LAKE,, September l0!-A
cyclone struck White Bear Lake at about
0 clock Yesterday afternoon. II swept
track. less than q mile wide. A large house
west of Tem Brown place suffered most
seriously. Most Of the windows, weDeblOwn
in. The sheds Of the Duluth railway were
demOhshed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-11
BRIEF TEIEGRAMS.

Domestic.
A cyclone at Clear Lake Tuesday even
b. did great damage and killed three per
3On>.
The Morey letter Is getting another whirl
in New York
The Ohio miaers convention yesterday
b. an overwhelming vote decided to con-
siuue work on the summer scale OF 70 cents
Der ton. This win probably settle the diff
3erences in the Hooking Ealley.
Foreign.
The hall at Warssn, in honO- Of the Czar
Eas a grand success. The city was one
blazc ef light.
The Earl of Dr,lerin has been appointed
Niceroy ofIndia-
The Chinese are blocking the Woo Sung
: bar with iunks tiled with stones.
An important session OF the French cab
;net will be held Saturday.
The English wheat harvests are tnrning
nut bad after all.
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ouired in this State can be accomplished
by the local workers in the various coun-
ties, who win gladly perform this labor as
patriotic duty.
Mr.lLeonard seems to have the canvass
well in hand, and he and bis corps OF mem
bers are pushing to perfection his plans
with great yigor. There is not the slightest
doubt that the canvass is in much better
shane than it was FIVE weeks before the State
election in 1880. -,
OF course no political conference would
be complete without its crank. ID. b Lucas
was on hand from the wealthy and over
whelmngly Democratic county OF jefferson,
with begging letter to the National Cour
mittee for 81 900, ostensibly to aid q Demo
cratic club in that county, whose chlet OBJ
iect of existence seems to be for the passage
of resolutions at the beck Of that other dis
tinruished jefferson county crank, Tax
Commissioner Mason, deHouncing other
Democrats Of the State, But | am inform
ed that it is surmised BY persons in that VI
cinity that the real object was to bleed the
poorly-flled Democratic treasury Of 81 900
to aid this "pair" in the establishment Of q
newspaper organ" of the crank fraternity
ofWest Virginia. If Mr. Lucas got his
:, 900 have not heard oft