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FIRE BuGslN CLEVELAND.
Half Dnzon Fires Started ut Ono Time In the
mn UuAlnesS. .Center. ~ ~ 4

Al,, nuAlness. Center. ~ '
CLEVELAND, O., September 26.-Inycsti.
cation discloses an organized and most
villianous attempt to burn out the bust.
ness center Of the city last night. The
fire department were first called TO lipht
ease in the Excelsior Ciothiccrss room ,,, at
$50 p. NJ. in the Wiltshire block. While
the flremcn were working there fire was
started in another part OF tho build
ing and another in n passage
way, in the adjacent Power block,
Both fires We're eXtinguished, when it was
discovered that fire had been set to tic
First National Bank building on Supcrior
street, and to the immense stove works Of
Myers, Osborne & Co., near tho yiaduct
The vigilance Of the night watchman
alone prevented another disastrous con.
tlagralion. 'Rumors Of other fires are
heard all over the city, and business men
are intensely excited. Should any OF The
tire-bugs be caught they will receive sum.
mary treatment. 522' Fz.ssg ,555s-Is,
The public have been alarmed since the
great fire Of three weeks ago when over n
million dollars in lumber and shops we're
licked up. That fire was supposed to he
lmm!cendiary. but noproof could be obtained.
The fire Of the following Sunday, in the
lumber yards adjoining was put down as
lncendiary owing to certain suspicious
circumstances. The belieiis is, that MI or.
ganized gang is at work, Their intention
must be to rob and pillagc during the pro-
gress OF the flames. II 1t :. :,
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MuSclE, IND, September 2G.-By the
explosion Of gun in April last an iron
breech pin, one inch and a half long and
weighing Gl5 grains was blown into the
brain OF Emerson AIcColm, Of this city.
This heavy piece Of iron and several pieces
Of bone andapicce OF his fcltlat we're with
drawn from quite distance in his head,
and without trepanning the opening in
the frontal bone, through which half a ten.
spoonful OF brains oozed, the wound has
healed and the patient has been dismissed.
ilc experiences no inconvenience except
from tho hot rays OF the sun and is as well
as ever. The case is considered one OF the
most remarkable on record and Il portrait
McColm has Just been completed for pub-
lication in the Medical Journal.
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pkNocEArlc speakers in protection dis
NC, '''es are for protection, bless your soul,
su' against the "robber Republican tarifI.'
fney would not ''tax the nccessarics Of
|a'e"-heavcn iorbid!-=and they would
WI Oh Just enough tariff to protect Il. q
.e"r' sweet workingman, and not enougl,
" Oaid up the hidcous monopolies that
nents. Ur.'" ,.,.'s''',.,'
wei ae'l, there was the free trade Walker
! ".,', OF 1916 and its aggravation Of 1857
J." 70 DC something Of that sort? Is it tc
~uerhed after Mr.. Fernando Woods
,a'o,ns'"s'sy' Or is the stone which tht
'u'0'eS relected-the Morrison measure
NJ ~ become tho foundation Of tho mode
Isu'ocfa''c :, system? We ought to know
.o'u' These things, for our bread and but
'ef are at stake =, - 2 IT,, 11.s,,, {: :
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Y General ]. W. Denver. who suffered a
slight conclssjon Of the brain BY falling
from 4 platform at n demonstration at
Columbus Thursday night, recovered con.
seriousness yesterday and is rapidly rccoy-
cring. ~ = lf5.5s,l71,
A stranger about % or so years old
suicided at tho Evansville & Tcrre lIaute
depot, Evansville, Ind.,i yesterday morn.
ineT, Nothing was about him to indicate
his name or residence. It's thought he
came from Louisville. S55.5.
The malleable Iron Company of st.
Louis assigned Yesterday morning to John
T.. Davis. H. N. Fillcy is president OF tho
company and b. G.iFarrar secretary, Tic
schedule Of assets shows SILL 900. There
has been no statement Of the liabilities
yet. 5ri :,
The appointment Of Judge Gresham ia
be Secretary OF the Treasury is not ten.
porary but permanent. Ii is indicated
that Justice Bradley, OF the Supreme
Court, will retire in few months and
that position will be rendered Judge
Gresham. : ii.a5ft '5asls, -
The failures for the last seven days re.
ported by r. G. Dun 4 Co., arc as follows
United States 1877, for Canada SO. or n totaj
Of 2l3, rs against a total OF 2lS for las,
week, showing slight decrease. Failure.
are still numerous in the Pacific States
Canada, New York City and other Sec
tons Of tue country arc below tho average
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Deep Cuts Into Freight l,ntcs.

= CHICAGO. September 26.-East bound
freight rates from Chicago are in sadly
dcmoralized condition. Yesterday the rate
on provisions to New York was droppc,
to 20 cents per 100 pounds "a cut OF 10
cents), and grain rates were quoted by at
least two lines at II! cents IA cut Of u
cents.) It was freely rumored on Change
that a 10 cent rate OIL grain was obtainable,
but this could not be verified 1t is IT..
garded as highly probable that the meet
ing OF Presidents, now in session in New
York, will instruct Commissioner Fink to
order an official reduction to meet these
figures. At Peoria and Indianapolis rates
are being cut freely. : 1900
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Prisoners Cut Through jail Walls.

5 VlcEsnuRdIT, Miss, September 2G.-
Thomas Martin, charged with robbing the
United States mail, and put in jail in this
city last June and George Randolph,
charged with grand larceny, made their
escape Wednesday night BY cutting
through the gjail walls. The prisoners
have been allowed by the colored guards
at the jail torcceivc through the mail and
by express letters and packages, some oi
them without being examined. Yester.
day morning m outfit Of tools, used in
making the escape, was found near the
prison, which were no doubt smuggled
in TO the prisoners in this way. - = =.
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Tho ,Pnpnl Consistory Postponed. Z

l PHlLAnELrIIlA, septelnberoG.- "A private
dispatch from Rome states that owing to
the prevalence Of cholera in Italy the
Papal Consistory will not convene until
December. In order, however, TINT Arch.
bishop Ryan may attend s,the plenary
council in Baltimore in November in full
powers OF his rank the Pope has granted
Archbishop Ryan special rcscript giving
him all the authority that the Pallium
confes. a cablcgraln to that effect has
Just been received by the Archbishop. 5
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"iwASrto enter Il solemn protest ugainst the
destcmtlon Of the hattle.stailled md wnr.worn
h;'Otihe veterans By their prostitution to politl-
cal lNtpttS. MS witnessed in to+lhy's display"
ym print my protest In the Hedister," he added.
Iii to be hoped that one Democrat feels
better now TINT he has protested. Cover
nor Jackson is good deal Of q Democrat
himself, buthcdid not think ita dissertation
OF he wouldn't have handed them over so
gracefully. The flags, it should be rcmem-
hercd, were carried by men who followed
them in the rugged picnic time Of the long
ago, when the bulk OF the Democratic
party was following another.banner.
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Tho S,,,,,, oil, Story.

NEw YoRK, September 20.-Maglalene
Drake, the 80 year old daughter Of Mr.. j.
J. Dmke, a;wealtlIy resident Of Rye vii;
lage, eloped on Wednesday with Jesse
Carroll, aged 81, who had been her fathers
coachman. 1t is not known where the
couple have gone. Mr.. Drake says lie is
much grievcd by his daughters action,
but will not seek to bring them buck. A
neishbor said last might that Mr.. Drake
kept his daughters from society, and that
their home was a very dull ,ono. Carroll
has q good reputation, Il n 81 I:
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aNS Slld tlht .;ov Hendricks IL either nm X.
',ai"S oF hr In his statements about the sur.
h ~ ls't rrsry; Anl IN either case he IL IN.
IsN ,,, 70 W. Vice l'rreilcnt. We will see how Gov.
''s"'''cSs responds 10 this ncst week. Register.
Wy friend Governor Hendricks the candidate
WI ". Wy Nire l'rSiccncy on the Democratic ticket,
~ ~, 'I'SMt $iOo0D,Uo surplus in The Treasury
GN"s %M wight to be circulating alnnng the people.
%M@'!01 lltnlricss ought 10 know better. II lie
mWSsnt Know lptter lr Is not qualified 10 be Vice
resident. II hc does know better he does moi
'"'S '''e 'Fu'h.-i"'e''igaocr rerbdtim npon.
"eheral Logan was entirely polite, and
y was hardly necessary for the Register to
,,aNea 4 harsh paraphrsc SfwtaEgle Mil.
Ant. Hendricks certainly ought to know
, "e''eF' Tor the official record is open to
MIN; but the Democratic campaigncrs
SEEN 10 think there is something 10 be
gained by mlsrepresenting the heavy sur
p'us'-somcthns with which their party
i's had no experience. .ss. ~ Is s. a +,
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A AsrEvEy OF the field after the battle
s'owstha' thcarrangcmentsf for Thursdays
affair wercwell planned and admirably ex-
ecu'ed. The small charge for admission
10 the grand stand-ten cents-was hit
upon not to make money but rs an expe-
'lentto prevent i rush and overcrowtling.
II was thought better to do this than 10
discriminate III the way of reserved seats.
put everybody OH equal footing. The
nee ponsoon bridge, saving toll, time and
inconvenience was more than compen-
a''on' a and that was open to everybody.
l"ete were many persons who would
gladly have paid Il dollar for Il seat.
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TnAr's right, Judge Br:'nnon, "all other
qnestionscan wait for that supreme event,
the success OF the Democratic party" In
other words "turn the r:lscals out" Keep
itup, Judge, that is better than talking
wildly on the tariilquestion, which Il man
ought to know something about before he
discusses it.
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AN USNATuRALlZED CITIZEN,
The Case OF Police Con,mlssion Ter n Newell Of

The Case OF Police Coni,nlssioner Newell on
s., i Agat 5-il., Trinl. sitEESigt 80. 3
BUFFALO, September 2G.-In tho case Of
Michael Newell, Commissioner OF Police,
who is on trial for holding office and vot-
ing without becoming asnaturalized citi.
zen, Newell today tried to put upon the
prosecution the burden OF proving TINT lie
came from ireland at all, showing that
there was no record OF his arrival
Mt Castle Garden. Newcll's mother
testified that he + wns born in Ire.
land and came to this country when
nearly four years old; did not come with
her but with his grandmother, eight
months later. She has since been re.
married and her present husband has
been naturalized since marriage. The de-
Tense claims his naturalization naturalzes
her md all her children, even those by
previous marriage. Tho case was sub
mitted and briefs to be handed in ten
days No evidence was offered to show
that Sewcll's father was nnturalized, sts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-27

To the Hon. John Brannon, Weston,
v. Va. Dear Sir. The ISrELlIGEScER is
not authorized to invite you to join Gen.
tioE III 4 discussion OF the tariff question; ;
but il you will signify your willingness to
90 before the people in this district the
lSTELlmEScrH indnlses the belief that
General Colt llmake it convenient to be
present At roll call.
u & Y u N .
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TuE esteemed Register seemed to be
s,reakca with misery yesterday. 1t noted
in various places that the affair lackt d
even the merit OF numbers; and it awokc
no enthusiasm, and it wasn't much OF IN
ot,nir anyhow. h -
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thus is rarkcrsburg's day, ind n fine
alTair it promises to be. lit were not that
ourclnbs Ind just gone through cheated
campaign at home some OF them would
certainly jOin the brcthrenat Parkersburg.
1t ltisaslort and pleasant trip and will well
repay those who can 80. .,es
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Tnr Irish detection is increasing gall
ond bitterness to our Democratic friends.
Thcy can't understand why Irish Amcri-
cans don't enjoy slavery.
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"GAru" says i'll the Cincinnati Enq',irer
,hat Carl Schurz is put down us Cleve-
lands Secretary OF the Interior. That
little plum seems to he the market price
Of the ms, accomplished tramp III Amcri-
ran polities.
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horrible Conduct Mt n Wnkc.

x,ss ,Ms.SGsT,ocS, {. OSr., September: oG.-At a
1 se r,n, ~ Verona, q village on tho Kingston
mon ,,"o'oSe ,.", Hallway, recently, several
wb;.sS Soe drunk and broke down the bed
w,.l In !, contained the corpse, and after
.th1ns,,s s ,sasue.avorcd to force liquor down the
ih"r sv'. !. OF the dead .body..5Failing inthis
then ,,'r"w ,1n,s whisky over tho corpse and
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sEPrENBER 27 1884 "
with the distinguished candidate, as those
uid who were near linn. Mr.. lllaine
thanked them for their kind reception. al

d "a tt.lt Vul In ga 1.
did who were near lin NJ = I,l"in E
thanked them for their kinJ rercntinn '''' !"
At Painesyille tho crow,ls wcrc M ar
thusiaslic MS Iat any other noint " M, A.
Francis D. Grey. Ninyor nccomnnmicd n,
Blaine to tho stand nni soid. Eci,ow
citizens. The pcUle of General Gnrllcjl,
old district need no formal int roiur,io,
to james q. Blaine. / nrrscnt him ,o, IN W.,
(grcat and prolonged cheerinvI Mr
Blaine smoke |, feT w0r,ls of thnnka mn,
then introduced EIon. A. W. Tenm;rt =: ~
BROOKLYN. WHO mai" n hr;of snaecl, l' wH';n u i
was loudly appluulcd. Jn,iw Foratn
also spoke md 40 aid Row. Wm Poin
dexter, Of Ohio. As the train appronchc,
Mentor It slowed IN and finally stonncI
to give tlose on lonrI M onnortmn|,v !,
see the Garfield iorm and cntrh n rl;mnss @
OF tho house through the trees. - ''1 i''> ~
c,rr,, ~, .u,,,,,.n "A
s""' n''"sD '"Ae'i.O'
CLEVELAND, September 20.-This city
was reached about SIX o'clock. There
was a great gathering in md orou,d ,he
Jenot Tlo n.;nl;, . co., ,,.., .,.s n ...n w.,
,,.i,,.. 49, ~; i ts ~ w! rum wy i"''roa''
ievei 70 inc blull on which the city stands
was lined with men, women and children,
and when Mr.. Blaine came out OF the do.
pot nnu WIS urlveh toward the hotel, he
cSrriSrs ei!tIa , I,eF a, ct,gefi Inc oiiGe and
were crowded, and nt other nlaces r, thnro,
were some policemen present to clear
away una Keep peace and order. MIR.
hlal'o went at once to his room but was
soon called out by the Young Mems Re.
publican Glno, VINO came TO pay their re.
spIsts. iie reviewed them from the hotel
o''1cony.I ~.
IN response 20 repeated demands for u
SPEECH lit; blaihc said: :! thank you Tor
.,'Is ti eptuiai "elc1!hc 10 Clefclhnd, city
,lMt l iMWays VISIT with pleasure and
leaSe Win regret. i thank the young
il'cn, WHO 10 inc sllc llonor 70 call upon
ane 80 prehlPliy. think II u hopeful and
, ,| sign, tiiat IN tne year 1854
the young men ot the United States, more
tl'a'l ~ anytime have known, arc taking
~ an actiye anu prominent part in the
Nat'opal canvass. l ausur from it good
fesu,ts' Again ! tender you my thanks
lor 'he very Rlharcceptlon you have given
w. ,ie' a,ii Dla you good night. lCheers.]
s!i, ! 4. pla,ne uilu parly look supper about
seven. w.,.,l
TIE NIGHT DEMONSTRATION.
Before s o'clock NTonumcn,ol p,r,- or.
n,s;to Aha r.doro1 h,;11;.. .., H
p'S''e '''o ieuei"t ou'n'lhss' anu Tie
stand from which Mr.. Blaine was ex-
pectcd to review the procession wns
lcnsely hacked and tbousan,ls raro oo;n,,
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~ --
PonrEn's FALLS, WETzEL couSry, Sep
tember a.-This evening the citizens, of
Green district listened to an address by
J. W. MeIntirc, candidate for State scna.
tor Of this Senatorial District. Ills speech
was confined to State issues. Ills arcn.
ments were profound and made quite nm.
impression upon the minds ofstlie tdx.:;
payers, irrespective; Of 4 party! 1IVntzel
county will give Maxwell 800 votes. 80,
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Went After nurg,ars md Shut Himself.

Went After Isurglars and Shot Himself. :
@.PrrrsrlELp, Mass, ,September2 2G.-Enn-
els T. Kcrnochen, President OF tic
Bellaire Manufacturing Company, and
a wealthy and prominent citizen, was
reused from his slumber at two
o'clock tthis morning by the barking
Of his dogs. Believing burglars were about
hispremiscs he seized Ills revolver and
started for the lower part OF the house.
On his way he stumbled his revolver was
discharged and the bullet entered his right
side passing through his body. It is
thought he cannot recover. n Igt-
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"lrorgcrloS closes your mills" shouts
lhc Democratic orator. This is Il terrible
Indictment What's the matter with the
E,i,i.h mils-,Ioes free trade close them?
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CAM S,lIrRx's stomach las become so
delicate that i! won't retain anything
heavier than air. Thus lie has always on
hand large supply Of, raw material for
his speech.
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GrSEl.AL GGASr ought to have opposed
Blaine. The Democratic press would
have taken buck all i has h ssil} sajd 9lout
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AZ Erie, fa., alr. Baine said: 5-5tsg
Although it is thirty years since I was
acitzen OF Pennsylvania, there is no spot
on earth where I feel more Mt home.
[Applausc.] The associations Of my
childhood and Of my young manhood, and
all that cherished Of MI earthly life are
identified with Pennsylvania, and always
return to her with II feeling OF affection
which is not lessened but dccpcned by
my long absence. l therefore feel to.day
i'll your kind reception that l am
met by brethren, by friends, indeed |
might say by kinsmen, because hardly
conceive it possible to assemble MS large {,
number Of Pennsylvanians anywhere upon
the soil Of the State without including
me,one OF them am either nearly or
remotely connected. Renewed applause, |
With all my attachment to the 'honored
State OF my residence, in which l.. have
spent nearly all the years Of my adult life.
! have lost nothing OF my. love for old
Pennsylvania. Cheering. l thank YOU
sincerely for this demonstration OF friendly
regard, and with the haste Of traveller
on an express train, | bid you goodbye.
Prolonged applause. 'it,l7!ss B 3',al
The little town Of Geneva was all ex--
c!tement. Tho people shouted i! and
cheerel, and all wanted to shake hands
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Application will nc, m,,lo 4 4

: Application will be made in tic pitts.
burglf courts next week for the appoint
ment and license Of a trade tribunal !tion!' tin!'
determine the rate OF mining IN the ~ All
road 70, coal mines for the winter montha I
The operators have given ont. Tint thev
GIIinot ,,.,;a pay more than the present rate, \
Mnich y Is t!irce cents per buslcl, but it Isl
pfopaD!e tlle miners will ask an increaseS
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n,lsg went through buffalo, and now
la has conc for Cleveland. Is there no
no, ior the democratic nominee?
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smroi our good Democratic friends arc
,rirycl because Logan lidn'tappcar clad
I'M ,oual,awk aud II pair Of moccasins.
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OHIO ENTERED
ny MIR. Blnine-Enthuslastic Reception In
tho Western Rcseryp.

| the Western HcseryD. ,.
BUFFALO, N. y, September oG.-NIr.
Blaine did not rise this morning until
about 10 O'Clock. He breakfastcl in his
room, and after breakfast he received an
Ohio delegation headed by Ex-Governor
Foster, which had come to escort him on
his way, and a smaller one from Chautau-
qua county. He also received many citi-
zens OF Buffalo, who called to nav their
respects: lie was loudly checred us he
lett the hotel at 1880 to take the train.
PAlSEsrILLE, O., September 25.-Soon
after the train crossed the line between
Pennsylvania and Ohio, it stopped at the
little station Of Conneaut, the iirst stop in
the Western Reserve. Owing to some
misunderstanding the people had only
about an hour notice Of Mr.. Blainc's COM
ING, but there was II large gathering OF
men, women and children, perhaps the
most intensely enthusiastic crowd seen SO
fur in the trip. .@'@ y - -,
Mr.. Blaine spoke rs follows: : es's'
LAnIEs AND GESTLEMEN:-1 count it 4
matter Of good fortune, us it is certainly Il
source Of qualification to myself that
cnnrt' cow .'e 7';to ;a,,, ~ Ui'io 'i.,oueh the olq
Lovo no,."r w s;p' ,.is;,nJ .h;S lappl.,tse :.t
with a warm reception, to which you to.
day add another. I thank you sincerely
' N 'o' so'a "so. s.55
r" At AsIiTADuLA.
CLEVELAND, O., September 9G.-At Ash.
tabula there was another loro,aa and most
ont,,rs,...;a ..as.s Az nj ~, s. ""u mus
'n'''us'as''c crowd Alr. Blame mad 10
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I Mr Cnrrott ~, =. n
,Io mr no,1n,a wll1e.1 W, Mas native oil Baltimore.
nnI,eo oo'lHe.ea !i,s ealcation ut Lafayette
"esGI a"o H. .i,n Ii.,lsylvania whcn ~ years OF
"Storou ~ ,ho .a'cI ,uturl'eu 70 baltimore and
eeI wisre ~ anc counting mouse OF his father,
I;1,,,ra 's""1neu hn' ma,, Will ne was elected
wos .1 o1o.,oL JIt.h ;,s Wy year following he
,;,no n u'Ie'e" IT, ~ ies"eht, ana IRON that
eJ nrouel, 1iv oueIysH y, luz road seemed assr
lions ~ n the naa1 m'1 ,,aaseineht az conncc-
o wor" y, n,o1o VI, 'J. MIst OF INC ONO river
rInv,,,, r. i,'''"e. Luz LIS ap9rs were continuous.
t;nn t;H.i t.,.a ~, me i I'essesseq robust constitu-
a;d U' wv wv y;Iis aso ms health Jailed, but he
@ ,;on NV IN wv "'.u,Mm from actNe p"rtiripa.
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Irpcr KELLEY speaks at Steubcnville
,oOish,, Ills not probable that he will
T., ,rowurd ont BY n lrnss band.
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~ this time new blaine slander
shoull be ripe,
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lsy'r Mr.. Windy Wilson coming back
"a Wheeling? Wcsllall be grateful for n
rulo more Of his helping hand. F