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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17
WILSON DISGH.ACEs HIMSELF.
Col. Fred. ID. Nlusscy'r Dispatch to the Gin
rlunnti "C0minercIal Gazette"

Col. fr"d' ~. Musscy'T Dispatch to the Gin.
eInnnu "Com'nsrciai Gazette"
WHEELING, W. Va, September b.
Thor. was n Damocrr,ic catherine be,c
), Nh, onI ;,'LaI aa,.,. ue,,..,;l.,,e, :.,.;
t''''s"', n''u II NV" so'''o Se''s'''o',"' '''ei'
dents. lheevening being very pleasant,
n large crowd was out, much curiosity be-
ipg shown IN hc,rNTr Wilson thc homo.
e. ~, H. -,
,'s''' "o',.'"ee .o'!o !ooEefiiof, iie opeheu
hls remarks by turiously aSsalling the cdi-
tor of the lSrEILIrEycER, Mr. Hart. lie
denounced him in the coarsest luncuaoe
o.oI,;. n,a ,,,,,,1.oi IL H. ,,s:.''',, :,
.H y '''i' anu sI'"''''e,' NJ. ''r c'a'h'' d
trat The Republicans had two platforms,
on. ior use, in free trade and another for
nroduc,;ou districts lis ,ssortions ho;,,
;omIeJ ON nm error in transmission hS
teiGorr,i, az thn ,,inttorm ss nr;ntcd M
mnrnin~ aftnr .Iin CI,;rn,o t,onvcm,;or ,
W;ls"n ,,toctoI liar, IN ;,snl,;na iUm
rnn|,o nI omJ ',"narj,i ~ ~ ,nm". ' m,o,i'n. T'.'
n e, w,s % IN ~" " nrnmJ tr HiVs iIs,t ,ra',i, m,I
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AFRAID OF CHOLERA.
a Poisoned Stranger In Texas Refus
Shelter to Die.

Poisoned Stranger In Texas Refused
Shelter to Die.
MISUNDERSTOOD, Ten, September 16.-lt
is learned since yesterdays mysterious
death OF E. A. Morrcll, OF Chicago, Mt the
Billie House in this city, that Morrell
boarded sleeper on the wcst-bound pas
senser train at Fort Worth, on the even
ing Of the l4th with ticket Tor lei paso.
He seemed TO be NIL right then. On the
road he was suddenly attacked with yo,n-
iiins and spells OF Inconsistencies. He
was put off in this condition here nj IL
r. NJ, and left ut the depot on n sleeper
mattress. DR.. Emanuel was summoned
and tried in vain to have the
stranger sheltered ut several houses, but
was refused for fear OF cholera. The
doc:or procured an express wagon and
went from house TO house with the diving
man, finally securing accommodations at
the Billie House. Morrell died at 6 A, N,
Yesterday. The city. undertaken took
charge OF the remains ut once and the
railroad company cared for Morrell's
papers and watch. 1t is said the papcrs
Include II letter from DR.. Ennis, OF Chi
cago, to DR.. Harris, Middleton, Texas, in.
Producing Aiorrcll; also railway passes and
some shares OF the !Etna Mining Com.
pany, OF kokomo, COL, OF which the dc.
ceased was president. Justice John W.
Squlres held M inquest, and pronounced
that poison was the cause OF death. The
matter will be further investigated.
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~ q #.. ..t-lrH# q =
& Shanghai, September lG.-A large and
influential meeting was held here in the ]
Chamber of Commerce building, at which
a resolution was adoptcdaskins The powers Z.
to mediate in the Franco. Chinese difilcul.s
ties. SSs 50 8 Z
a monster mass meeting wns held here !
to-day IN which the whole English COM.
huhlty to0k part. The meeting strongly
deprecated theproloneation OF the present
Their effect was simply ruinous to COM
merce. Tho meeting resolved to ,irce the Z
home government to make an effort 10
procure settlement OF the difficulties be- 4
tween France and China by mediation.
Iso Tsung, the Chinese General, has left !.
Pckin for ficn Isen, where he. Withhold 4
military council. N. n y5l5l 8: issf . n,
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a Combination of soysrcIgns.

ST. pFrERspuna, September 16.-Tlle;:
Journal dc ST.. Petersburg which speaks
with some official authority says: The
events at Skierniviee is dominating The
whole political situation. The meeting Of.
three closely united severeirns, aceor,-i
panied by n confidential Statesman, indi-.
Gates policy OF peace. There is no q ues-.
ton now OF formal alliances or special
agreements, but this meeting will confirm
an understanding already happily exist.
ing on all good questions in order that
every question outside Of the present
status quo may find the monarchss acting
conformity where these interests coincide,
electing harmony where they differ, en-
pioying their solidarity to preserve order.
and peace, and respecting tic rights OF all, l
put Keeping watchful eye on those who!
disturb the existing order OF things, the
anarchists, who prowl about int the dark
and aim to destroy NIL institutions.
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MORNING, 5sEPTEMBER5ls7 III, 1885,:
THE 3"wINpY" WILSON oFtonIo.
Hon. L. Wills Counterpart Compelled to
H. ~. l4.- i Tnks Water. t7ir

CINCINNATI, September 1G.-A dispatch
from Ironton, O., to the Commercial Ga.
,tite says: Allen 0. Myers made one Of
his characteristic Democratic speeches m
the Court house yard here Saturday night
10 several thousand people. A good por.
ton OF tho audience were Republicans,
lie inndc virn)cnl attacks on some OF our
best citizens, but capped the climax by
saying OF W. u. Tomlinson, editor Of tho
Busy Bee, that histTomlinson's) mother
was black woman. Tomlinson made
some political structures in his paper oil
Myers, and In his speech he commented
ut length on tho article, and in doing SO
used words OF the above effect. Tonlin-
son was not ut the speech, but was soon
informed Of what had been said.
On Sunday morning Tomlinson sent
Myers word that he cared nothing for the
other criticisms, but wanted the above
assertion corrected. Myers paid no atten-
ton TO the message. but evadea him all
day Sunday, and 1omlinson had almost
despaircd Of seeing him, and was prepar.
Ing to follow him 10 Circlevillc, where he
lAlycrsl is TO speak tonight. This morn
ing us Myers wns eating breakfast with
friends at the hotel, Tomlinson walked
into the dining room, and, confronting
him, said, "Allen .. Myers, do you know
my mother?" To which Myers replied,
mo" Then Tomlinson drew II revolver,
and warning everyone else not to interfere,
made Myers hold up his hands and swear
three times in succession by the Eternal
God that he Myers was an infamous liar
and scoundrrl. and that everything he
Ind said regarding his mother was utterly
false.
Iomlinson isa good citizen, and dis.
turbs 10 one, but could not stand such an
attack. lie publishes a rcd-hot Republi.
can paper, and shows no quarter to the
Demmys," and for this reason was sc.
leeted rs u target for Myers vile tongue.
Ills (Tomlinson's) father, was killed at
Ripley, Ohio, by rebel. at the beginning
OF the war, and his mother still resides
there, a respected and ltonorcd lady.
Myers must learn that the cowarlly
Democratic demagogical way OF striking
defensclcss women will not be tolerated
here
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TirusvILLE Pa, September 10. :
This city has been thronged with
thousands OF people to-day from the
surrounding towns and counties, being
the OCCASION OF the annual reunion OF the
srandHnnual reunion Of The Eishty-third,
One Hundred and Eleventh and Ono
Hundred and Forty.tiith PENNSYLVANIA
Volunteers. They were received by the
citizens corps, Company X, and Llrlsp
Post, OF this city. The address OF welcome
was delivered by Mayor Thomas, at City
Hall. After an excellent collation. at
Roberts Grove, at which 5000 persons
were assembled, addresses of welcome
and responses were delivered by leading
army lncn and representative citizens.
Col. Cosswell presided, and excellent ad-
dresses were delivered by Col Mccoy, OF
Meadvillc, Pa; Col. McCreary, OF Erie d;
MIR. Dyer, Department Commander Of the
q. A. X. Of PENNSYLVANIA; Hon. w. B.
Roberts and ]. L. McKinsey, OF this city,
and others. The next reunion will be
held in Eric next September.
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AN OLD wELL's SECRET.
The Mysterious Death \ of Wall Street

f
New YonH, September lG.-Jn 1871. the
firm of John Bonner & Co., brokers. OF
Wall street, was well known on the Stock
Exchange, Arthur sewell, the son.in.law
Of Lester NYallack, WIS one OF It's members,
md no was u bold operator. Rumors Of
crookedncss In some Of his transactions
with his customers began TO circulate con.
cernihg Bonner, and ono morning hc
failed to put in his customary appearance
at his office. lie had skipped. On inves.
,igating his affairs 1t was discovered that
he had been In the habit OF hyrothecating
securities left with him. For this he was
expelled from the Stock Exchange lie is
now somewhere in the west. In the en-.
ploy Of Bonner as his stock clerk, was a
nan named Cunlille, who was Us well
known on the street rs his principal. lie
had means at his disposal, and spcculated
heavily in stocks. He was very bold
and, fearless In his investments, and
made and lost a great deal of
money. After tho failure OF Bon.
ncr 4 Co., CunliiIc was connected with |
concern known as the Bankers and
Brokers Association, Subsequently no
becnmc an independent Spectator in the
street. lie lost heavily toward the lust.
Five years have elapsed since the well
known form Of CunliiIe was seen on the
street. His disappearance created no sur.
prise at tlip time, us it was known that he
had becoife involved, and It WIS supposed
that he, too, had gone West, like llis for.
mer employer, Bonner, TO retrieve his
ruined fortune. The old established
brokers in Wall street Ind forgotten all
about CHnii'e, when he was recalled to
their minds to-day by the finding Of the
bones Of q human body in an old well that
stlndsTssAcw brighton, Staten Island, IN
farm OH which Cunliilc ncclivcd.
a silver watch was also found, which, it
is said, resembles the one that Cunlilfe
was in the habit OF wearing. There arc
rumors Of foul play, but it seems more
probable that after his severe losses in
Wall street, CunliiIe, in /, fit OF lespon.
dency, committed suicide by drowning
himself in tho well. a.'4,a 5.s
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Nothing New brought Out.

New foRK, September lG-The esam'-
nt'ion in the supplementary proceeding
Of Henry II. lladley, judgment debtor, in
the suit Of Frank p. Marsh, was continued
to-day before, referee. The plaintiffs
counsel endeavored to have the defendant
admit the Democratic National Commit.
tse owes him money tOr h!s services in
investigating the Alorey letter business in
1851, and that he also has, claim against
John !. Davenport. He was not success.
lul in his endeavers. lladley said Dayen-
port had paid him at the time between
$l,5OO and $1,000. Nothing new was
brought out. =. - -t.-I.
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General Logan. ,loy,m,n,..

DETROIT, September lG.-This morning
General Logan and party left Grand
Rapids for Detroit, coming here ria Kala.
mazoo. Everywhere there was great en-.
thusiasm. Crowds collected Mt every town
and hamlet through which the train pass.
cd. Many farm houses were decorated
with bunting in honor OF Mr.. Logan.
The party arrived here this evening,
lie leaves tonight for Rochester 10 attend
reunion of the army OF the Cumberland
on the 10Th, and leaves there for trim
through Erie, Grecnville, Clarksburr,
sharEtown, Sharon and New Castle, Pa,
and Youngstown, Ohio.
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ALBANY, n. Y, September lG.-Gov.
Cleveland will express no opinion what.
ever about the Blainc-Aulligan letters.
The statemcnst that he is going to Chicago
the latter part OF this month are un-
authorized. He has up to- the present
time malo no arrangements to 70 any.
where, the official business OF his office
demanding his entire attention. The
number Of applications for pardons now
awaiting his action is enormous. Some OF
these appeals are heartrending. 2. !.
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PORTLAND, Orea September l6,-Three
horse thieves, named Fields, Wilson and
Armstrong, were arrested yesterday by
the Brownsville, Oregon, authorities.
They had been raiding various parts OF
Eastern Oregon for several weeks. Over
100 horses stolen by. them were driven
over the Cascade Mountains into Western
Oregon and sold. When. arrested these
men. had thirty head Of horses in their
possession. Portions OF Eastern Oregon
are overrun with stock thieves, who drive
cattle and horses into the mountains dur.
Ing the night and cannot be captured.
The officers are OIL the trail of several Of
the same gang. Little mercy will be
shown these thieves.
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Hog Cholera,

PnILADELpIllA, Pa, September l0.-The
Record tomorrow will say: In every
county in south and west New Jersey
the hog cholera is raging and spreading at
so rapid rate OF mortality that the large
farmers are greotly exercised about it.
1t isthoughti irstappeared in Pcmberton,
where it is still IN epidemic. In Atlantic
county and along the coast it is especially
severe. The superintendent OF Senator
Gaskells farm, near Pemberton, gives it
as his opinion that the disease is not the
true hog cholera, but something more Of
the nature OF pleuro.pneumonia in cattle,
the hogs lungs being affected. The chol.
era is likely to run through the entire
State. E.e -
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Drunken Isourhs Commit Murder.

MONTREAL, September 16.-A gang OF
drunken ruilians, after carousing in coun-
try taverns Saturday night, iorcibIy en-.
tered the house OF P. Roleau, thirty.fiye
miles from here, Sunday morning, shoot.
ing Mr.. Roleau dead while he was resist.
ing the intrusion, After badly irighten.
ing the other inmates Of the house, the
rougfis withdrew, receiving no injury cx-
cept that the finger Of one was shot offby
n young son OF Roleau. The authorities
are investigating the affair.
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CHIoAoo, ILL, September l6.-"Parson"
Davis has returned from St. Louis, where
he has been conducting an eight.day race
between Charles W. Anderson, the cques-
trian, and W. J. Morgan and Louise Ar
maindo, the bicytlists, in which the for.
mcr won easily. Davis had backed An
dersun for 900 to ride $50 miles against
three unknown cQucstrians, backed by
Samuel Cavanaugh, OF st. Louis. The
race is to come OIL Sunday. Anderson
changes horses each mile, his opponents
each second mile, and each side will be
allowed ten horses.
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Collapse Of n Tunnel.

OTTAWA, OST., September 1G.1Sevcral
members Of the party OF British scientists
in the Rocky Mountains had narrow
escape from fearful death Friday while
exploring the railway tunnel below Kick
ing Horse Lake. -Four miles OF the tun-
mel suddenly collapsed, prccipitating an
immense mass OF rock in the midst OF the
party, two Of whom were slightly injured.
Biologists have obtained data by which
they expect to be able to definitely estab.
lisE the exact age Of the mountain,
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Fonr DoDGE, a., September l6.-About
2 o'clock yesterday n masked man entered
the house OF William Jenaison, the school
treasurer OF Washington township, dc.
manding money. lie told Mrs. Jennison
to deliver the money to him or he would
take her lie. She started 10 get revol-
yer, and he fired a IS calibre ball into her
heart. Her daughter,who is ten or twelve
years old, got 4 revolver and followed the
villain, but missed him. A large armed
party started in pursuit. Four suspected
men were arrested.
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fliyely fight will bc made in the Second
District, with tho odds In favor OF the Re-

riiE oISERALs LslTuArioS.

4
A careful, exhaustive study Of the stu.
alton iustiaes the Republican claim 81
eleciipg every Congressman. The same
conditions that exist as 10 the Congress.
sional ticket apply with equal force TO the
State ticket, with the additional factor
that the Democratic candidate for Cover.
nor has the open and ayowcd antagonism
OF every railroad in tho State because OF
his pronounced and declared opposition
10 all so.called monOpolists, In the re-.
cent Legislature nj the closing session he
spoke nine consecutive honB TO defeat q
rnilroad I'LL, and earned the name he is
known by all over the Statc-that OF
"Windy."
Such men aS Senator lIarnum and Scna-
tor Goriuan, OF tue Democratic National
Committee, and ex-senator #. G. Davis,
OF this State, all Democrats, who own tens
OF thousands Of acres OF coal land in this
State in partnerships and who are to some
extent, dependent on outside capitalin de-
Ee!opins their property, ,aB no, alioHl the
election OF the Democratic candidate for
Governor
Without entering further into deIkils
the situation, summed up, Is this: The
Republicans will elect three congressman
certainly, iour probably; the Republican
State ticket will have from 1000 to $500
majority, and Blaine will carry the State
by 1900. a,t
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BLAINE ANDSL0GAN.
THE TRIPS OF THE CANDIDATES.
Dir. nlnlne Leaves Maine To-day for the
Wcst-llls Probable sDcstlnution-Gen,
Logan will cross his route and
Visit the Eastern Cities.

ArdusrA, Me-, September tG.-Sfr. Blaine
leaves here on his western trip on the 4
o'clock train tomorrow afternoon. Sena.
tor Frye will accompany him us fur as New
York. Mr.. Blaine will spend Wednesday
night in Boston und the following day
will attend the Massachusetts State fair at
Worcester. lIe will arrive In New York
Thursday night, remaining there several
days, after which his route will be west.
ward, but how far Is not yet decided. lie
will visit Ohio ut NIL events
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suAKIM, September l6.-Yesterday two
hundred Hadendowas attacked twenty
policemen and fifty friendly Arabs, 4 con. ,
voy OF provisions and thirty.woulen on,
route to Suakim. Major Chermaidcs dis
patched assistance, but the rebels hid in
the meantime been completely defeated
A nephew OF Osman +Disna andS sixty
other rebels were killed. Tile friendly.
Arabs lost twenty. The convoy captured
much booty. The horses, : came is and
women were all unharmed. Il S:I1iiES 7 ~
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CLEVELAND, ONO, September lG.-Dis-
patches are received showing that the
Hooking miners are desperate. Six hum
dred met at Nelsonville last night, and
decided TO so ut once TO the Juniper
mines and stop the men working there.
A night code Of skyrockct signals mas been
adopted to facilitate movements. Promi-
ncnt citizens have sent an appeal TO Gov
ernor lIoadly for tents for miners elected
from company dweilings. 4 ...IELlt
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4 yTunin C,s death,

PnILApELmlIA, Pa, September 1G.-A
special TO the Times from Reading, says:
Mrs. Ann Rutter, Of Paradise, a religious
maniac confined in the county hospital,
to-day deliberately set fire to her clothes
and burned herself to death. She beat of
those who attempted to save her. Por-
tions OF her body were burned to q crisp.
She imagined she was Offering herself Us
n sacrifice to the Lord. rs.
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NEwnuHYroHr, Mass, September lG.-
John G. Whittier has written a letter de-
clining a nomination for Presidential
elector for the Seventh district, on account
Of i'll health, and that the convention
nominees for member for Congress and
elector should bc from different sections
OF the district. He adds: mo lack OF
interest in the Republican cause has in
duced this deciSion.n
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NEw foRS, September l6. Tho. Chinese /,
laundry Of COL Broad street; Newark, was as !
raided by the police at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning, complaint having been inadeitos 8.
Chici Beil that young girls Representative
place. Mary Warren and Eliza Stanley;.
were found inside, and they and two .Chi.8s
namen named All Gin and AhISing were !!
arrested and locked up on a charge Of Sidis-I
orderly conduct. =. 2. - -
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TrE defeat Of ithr,proposedcity loan Is n
rebukc Of prevailing methods OF transact.
ing city business. It was direct drive
| ut the Doatd;oi Phblic Works, whose ex-
lpenditures have largely. contributed to
the Indebtedness, Except MS rebukc,
which might have been administered in
another way, nothing is gained by ycstcr.
days vote.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, September 16.Aa
President seclyc, of Amherst College baas6
declined the nomination for Goycrnror: ;tsr :b,;,; b;y,;
the Prohibition party. Hc told reporter 4
he was very much surpriseds1wKen zin. /
formed he had been nominated. .s He had
previously answered every inquiry on the
subject that he could not. accept any nom.
ination for office. l * b -
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Indiana Germans for Blaine.

WASHINGTON, September lG.-Ex-Rep-
resentative Dezendori, Of Virginia, return
cd TO this city to-day from Indiana, where
he has been OH the stump. lie says he
has canyasscd all the southern portion Of
the State, having made sixteen speeches,
and is convinced that the Republicans
will carry the State. The Germuns, he
says. are coming into line and doing good
work for Blaine, and the prohibition ques.
ton will not materially hurt him. 81
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Follc,l Ia, Their scheme.T \

VALPARAISO, VIA GALVESTON, Scpleln.3
Der lo,-unitcd States Minister Logan I and
iamily arrived at Angel, Chill. Tho OK,
press train upon which they were passcn.-;
gers was attacked near Caihne bybantits,
who also attempted TO wreck tho train.
The courage OF the driver prevented It's
destruction and the robbers were ioiled, mi
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BALTIMORE, September 16.-R. p. Long
Of ofMiddleton,. Pa, Secretary Of the Mary
land Guarantee Life Association, Balti-
more, has been arrested on q charge OF
using the mails for fraudulent purposes.
The ollicc OF the alleged company was
only open twice month, when Long was
was here TO get letters z which were
addressed TO y. u. McAyoy, postoilice
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PARIS, September lG.-The Temp. says says y
The greater portion OF troops III Tunisg! Tisg
have been ordered to France. Tho Temps;
deprccates the step and urges 1t would bess
better TO withdraw forces by. tletachments,
making the evacuation. gradually To do;
otherwise, notwithstanding the present
calm in that region, would be tosgiye en-,
couragcmcllt to elements Of disorder there
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q Jcalon. Farmer Kllls n Man,

4 n MouNT CARMEL, Pa, September; ID. at
Brush Valley four miles from here, last
Thursday, Thomas tIIesslcr, a farmer,
found ayouns man named Oscar lcCoy
in his wife's room and shot him dead. He
surrendered; ;himself.g AIrs. Hessler, who
is i'll, says that is the reason she received
her caller. in. her room, and denies that
there was any undue intimacy, between
herself and NlcC Coy. Hessler has tho reputa.
ton nof being reasonably Jealous, 81 &
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GENERAL Blu GlnsoS will wake the
echoes at bridgeport on Friday night.
bridgeport must move back her hills and
prepare for an invasion. Our marching
clubs will be out in force. All Wheeling
wants TO hear tic lightning orator OF the
buckeye State.