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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-20

WASHINGTON, D. G., August l0.-The De.
partment oil Agriculture has JOS. Issued Ia
detailed report for the present month on
the condition OF growing crops. /. Tho fol-.
lowing Ia eaid OF the situation in Ohio: a;
very severe drouth prevailed over On Onio in
July, Especially severe In the eastern and
northwestern parts, which damaged the
pssures, tobacco and early potatoes.
Wheat and oats were too far along to be
neriously injured. Abundant rains came
S!! over the State July "a. 25,L L96, and ~
which will cave the corn and esrIy po,sto.s
On good ground that had been we'll tel dej.
owing to the dry weather the hay, both
timothy and clover, were secured in superh
condition, as were the wheat, rye, bar]t v
and oats. Wheat, aa. far Us tlrt sped.' y
yielding rather better than was expected
and Is Of fne quslity. On the whoIs ihs
agricultural situation js epconrpgioe. n ~ ~,
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Navigation lmpruye,ocp,s.

WASHINGTON, D. G., August 49, Colonel
Merrill, Of the corps Of Engineers, has Tor.
wardtd his formal report relative to the
improvements IN the 0hio, Allegheny and
Monongahela rivers for the PAS. year. 40.
pended is tabulated abatement giving tho
work contemplated, the amount sys;jabIs
and the money asked for the f. cal wear end.
ing June 80. Rs!ativs to tha coin merce Of
the Ouio Col. Merrill says that turiuc ths
las. fiscal yearthe coal shipment nlone from
plttebursh amounted to 65 $50 900 bushels.
He approves the prcj4ct iur work auripr
the coming sesson.s He contem plates the
completion Of the Davis Island dam near
Pittsburgh, Of tho dyke at the foot Of
Grand Chain and a guiding dyke at tbs
head Of the Indiana chute ut the falls Of
the ONO. Ihs following new werAs ara TO
be let by contrsc: Merriman low d, Ie n,
Blacks leland and rebuilding the old dam
at Wheeling Island. ~ : :
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HANCOCK DtnoCxaTs

Honiinate n Connty Ticket with Clorsd
Z GDsors-HepablIcaus on Their Gunrd.
Correspondence a' The lnttuigeno1. ,s So
NLw CUMBERLAND, August 19,-Yes.er,
day the Democracy Of This county, met 4 az /,
Fairview in county convention and pro.
ceeded with CLOSED doors to nominate a
county ticket. The reault Of their deliber-
atiors was that after considerable i,1rinp
they brought forth the following ticxs,:
For House oi Delegates, Doc o wing: for
Sheriff, George Chamber; for Prosecutipo
Attorney, ". S. Huff; Tor CLERK Of Oircuit
Court, F. ". Stewart; for CLERK OF County
Court, A.. g. Ls.; for Assessor, W. Breck-
iErldge Slewari; for Commissioner, Thon,-
IS R. Cuaninghum. .f q ~;
Tho ticke. is not characteristic Of anv
particular element Of s!rene, h and go lar ss
pcssibls it aeems that the Democrats IA
moved the fight from any connection with
the county seat removal question In r. g vd
TO the location Of candidates. Il ia
thonght helo now that the canyasa
will be conducted purely upon political
grounds, while the removal q 1ts.ion will be
allowed 10 take caro- Of itself. The Demo.
cracy in their nominations have made such
an issue possible, and the r ,pu blicana
should profit by their example. "a Repub-;
lican is Republican, let him come from,
where he msy, apd il he hes bis nomipa.
tlon, and received 1t in ACCORDANCE with
tho party nssges, then it is the duty Of the
party to stand by him. II we want to do.
leat Bourbonis,n We must not allow our
strength to be irittersd away by such an
issue as may be purely local, and that, too,
having no Greet bearing one way or tho
other upon the pos,itical issues as presented
in the State and Nation. " W 3. 4 "A I5
lianccck county will give no uncertain
sound when the time GENES to cast her bal:
lots to decide between protection 10 Amer;.
can industry and British f1os trade. fi,As
the canvass progresses Hancuck4 COUNTY
will be in line near the head, ready ior the
frsy 80. g7f gl-l'sEE sElE,i' ,.EI,'la 80
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Mr. WiL:oN uwes 10 the State admins
tra.lon wing his nomination for Governor
Yet be seems to bo worahippiDg at another
shrine. He wsa ut Grafton when the fl sh,
waa on for the craftsmanship OF the State
Safe Committee. He said he was taking
no part. Certainly he wss taking no pa,t
t1r Auditor Miller. the administration can.
dldatc. ;Bu! his fellow townsman, intimate
friend end active partisan, Mr.. Gallaher
Of Charleston, voted for Mr.. Leonard. This
has stirred up the administration and liz
friends, and with good reason. Mr.. Wilson
oSts nothing to the wing which Mr.. Leon,
ard rspreeenta, and he owes gratitude si
least to the other wing. For some reasor
10 throws grassuds to the degs and makes
'a'' weather with the Register faction, the
active opponent Of ,heS!a ADMINISTRATION
This sudden change Of base ID zone Of the
interesting features o. the campaign. Y,
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PHILApslruA, Pa August lp-Cap.sis
Craig has returned from Ksy Weat. where
be obtained testimony from q sailor who
saw the deed, that Captain Lewis, Of ,hs
schooner Julia Baker, Was poisoned by
Mate Walker and Steward Gomts Cas-.
tain Lswis vaa given reduish fluid to
drink md died 10 Eve minutes, Tbo s,sr.
ard eecsped At Antqua Mats Walker will
be tried at Key West in n Jvembsr and thp
crew bs held US wi,pes es,ss. ~" - 'lAAD N1to
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Eneign Cnpennrl Improving.

Aa KE1 WEST, WEST August la.-Easign Cspehsr.
was better this morning and strong hopes
are entertained tor Ills ultimate recovery. ,1ss "
The B'ald Of Health today passed the fol.
lowing resolution: taking into consider.
alton the. circumstances s,,t,oundior The
reported csss Of yellow fever ifom. the
United Statea steamship Galena, wo ara Of
the opinion that no further necessity exists
for qusrantining the ma.ins hospital ard
Il Ia hereby discontinued. III - - :
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slNru sEXATOlsfAL DISTRICT.

~ IA.
Joun W. morriso", of Hrnxsop, tro nom
ince-Farnest worh to bo Done. ~
Correspondence Of Lte Intetiyence.. Il. = \, q. 5
BnAxroN Q. Il, W. VA, Angus! l6 The
Republican Ninth sla;e Senatorial D;st.i,t
Convention held here to-day was large d
enthusiastic. Harmony prevailed and the
general opinion is that the nominee will be
the mex. State Senator from tho Ninth Die.
trict.
The convention was called to order AZ II
A. II. by J. S. Hyer. W, NJ. Bennett was
appointed .tsmnorsry chairman, and Amos
bngns and y w. sqnires Temporary sscre.
taries. The usual committees were an.
pointed and recess taken to lpSM.
=, AZ the hour named tho Convention INST,
". 8. Ed~srds, OF Kanswha county, was
made permanent chairman and Amos
B'gat and =. ". squiree, permanent eec.
reiarles, and ca nominations wers in order
L NJ. Wade placed J. w. Morrison, II. Of
braxton county, in nomination. It was
seconded by W. s. Edwards. 40 otLers
oslnR placed in nomination, upon motion
MI. Morrison was nominated by scclsms.
lion. Mr.. Morrison was then called for.
appeared upon the asage aud thanked the
convention for tho honor conferred in a
neat speech. During the day eutnusiastic
speaches were made BY W. Nj. Barnett and
". 8. Eawards, which held tho lalge audi
ence until the close. RS - - = -
r The interior Republicans will do thcir
whole duty this year. We have no kiokers.
Ihe people mean 10 overthrow the Bour.
bon party. Fres trade and double tag
alton our people cannot afford, and will
not eounledaEce the ssme at the coming
election. ,s.[,ss. +If.5, >. - -.
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Boiled Ju vlsrtOl,

PlrT;RuRGn, August l9,-This evening at
six o'clock, Paul Haynes fell into q tank OF
boiling yitIiol at Oliver's wiro mill and
was burned 30 badly ho will die. Tonight,
two hours later, sini!sr accident occurred
Mt Clsrk'p S l,r iron works, the victim bs.
ing Fred Il sssler, who alipped and fell into
stauk on his buck. Whsn takan out the
flesh peeled of him in layers. The doctors
cav he will eIgo die. II. 2FF'fIs 4 !. llt5.'.,'s' :
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A Pcculiar Dvus,e2r.nv c,, lr,, y.

PirTsnuken, Pa, Angus. 1o.-Lresdale,
q little town ten miles from this city on u.
thel.ne Of tha CHARTERS railroad, was ,he
scene this afternoon Of u angular double
tragedy. Two begsa,e, one a hind man
named John Dontey, aud the ctbera ,,ne.
legged cripple named John Gar,ley onsr.
relied, and Donley choked Gar,Iey
until uncorscious, alter which i hc
beat bis brains out with club, and
threw the body into CHARTERS creek. The
blind murderer ;hen TOOK seat on the
Ohartitra railroad track and the train
coming along In few minutes struck him
iirsctnrlns h!s eEull and otherwise fatally
injuring him. He WAS picked IN while W.,
G. nsciouc, aud sl:er admitting killing hjs
ineud said he wanted to die. He is still
living but with no hopes @! recovery. Both
men were inmates oilhs Allegheny County
Home un!lllass week, when they ran away.
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A 1ier HUybe Thieves.

sp. LOUIS. August ia Post Dispatch
Hope, Ark, special ssye: Deputy she,ift
Honesan started last night te e.Yeat = snug
OF horse thieves, aud on arriving at Pink
Allen's residence, about six miles rom
town, ordered Allen to come out. Al;an
Immediately opensd il,e On tie uheriH and
posse, which wa4 answered BY several
ehotq. This morning Tate Alsberry. a
farmer, wss found dead at Atleni. Two
ehots being lodged in bic abdomen and ON a
in the right temple. No ono lnaw Who
did the killing. Foui play Ia suspected. \
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CouSsELLoG PEsDLEroS WEE excited last
evening. Ills spssch wGs nomewhat re.
markab!e performance. Hs had something
in bis mind about the 1HTELLlGEScER and
the Democratic platform. The able coun.
ssllcs is politely reminded that the Demo.
cratic platform was publighsd in full in the
ISrELLoEscER tho day after iis adoption
OF Chiesso. ~
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VOLUME XXXII."NU UMBER $40,

sssntee p,opricto,a in tho Uni,ed statea
Large nurobers Of the wo-kiugmen have
come 9, TO pee that the tariff Il q legal and
National method Of l,oycottinv Eugland.
and therefore they sunpor! It. BNiies. q
largo number ol the Irish voters are en-.
pioyed in manufactures aud their inte,eais
are bound up with protection. Again. tbc
leading mon a,G not estieaad with the
recognition thoy reccivein In the b ,mocrs,;c
party. This Ii paltry motive, maybo. hnt
It Is one el the elemen's in the Irjsh holt !"
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Ten Ey ck.9,,ey" nnco su,,p.ncd. {.

Troy, August l9.-rhe match between
Jas, q. Riley and Jas. A. Ten Eyck, ur.
.anged for to. morrow at Troy yas TO tlay
postponed till August &c h on Saratoga
Lake. Ten E'ck ,eIegrapned Tor tho for.
teit Saturday, but Riley al Ricblisld Springs
did not know 1t ill to-day. Riley's bost
was injured at Richtield and new shell
cannot be completed in time for the race
tomorrow. Both oarsmen are in Troy,
In excellent condition, sr' M -
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Bn,lcr opens ,ne sn.npuivu.. I, .

PRovlDEScs. R. /, August 10 In point
Of numbers the Butler demonstration at
Rocky Point to-day WIS a failure, only
about 5000 persons listening 10 Genera!
Ru,ler's afternoon speech in pIacs o. TO-.
900 or more expected. The central labor
union, and Typographical, tailors'. cigar.
makers, shosmaEels', bricklaysrs', plss.
terers, stucco.naaerB' and paintess'unions
wera represented by dslegstions. st4E
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4 HJEh PAINTED rrotet,,,,,r,,

LONDON, August o.-The British suthori.
ties from Qliita recently visited Bagoida, q
town lying between @ ii.ta and Lscse, and
at tho request Of ths inhabitants hois,ed
the Union J sex, indicating Eap!ish pro.
lection. Shortly siterwards ths German
war ship Msewe arrived there and tho
crew welt on shoy", cut down ths fl .g staff
snd removed the lsg and then ho,s:ed tho
German cslors. A commission has sope
ir.m 9 1itia to enquire into the high hand.
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Southern Politics

MEMrHls, Tenn, August GA. J. Pierce,
colored, was nominated at Greenyille to.
day for Congress in the Third Mississippi,
or what is commonly known as the "shoe.
string" district. ,.5 e
R. Il: Henry, Of Mississippi, who offered
q complimentary resolution in the National
Democratic Convention to Tilden, has pall.
ed a meeting ol the committee appointed
to present the resolution, q. the Fifth Ave.
nue. Hotel, New York, September 81. This
committee embraces one member from
each State, - Il .-5ssl 'r i1.4s ?. .217
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JAMES hADpAru knu"s rs well SIS any
msu the feeling Of the IriEh.Americans.
He s;yes strong 'caaons Why; those citizens
a,e ssalns. Cleveland and for Blaine,
against Tree trado and ior protection. Rad
yhat Mr., R.dpssh says. ae5@S
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When Jutge Woods sot ready to declare
that he never did bslievs in tho doctrine
Of State Sovereignty and Secession he wss
'like Niobe, all tears" It must have
been touching sight TO sec him crawling
beiors .R+dicai" Legislature.
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IN A at,nN,
7 Democratic lHssini Mc Plnc-a Clev,, ,

A Democratic Es'In, Me Pirc-a Cley,,
! GN i"l,a's a"j ,rl'y nj. IO0, ,opo. g1,'
New ioRx, August l0-Coloncl Dan;e1
s, Lamont, Governor Clevelaud's private
secretary, arrived this morning from
Albany. Hc went directly to The Dame.
cratic State headquarters, when long cor
ference with tho s:s!o Committeeman was
held. Tho conference las.od nearly two
hours, and The ms.hods Of tho canvass, psr.
ticulafly in Nav York Stale, were inl,v
diecrsssd. Immediately after the nominal.
tion Of Cleveland and ndricks ths A lhanv
Leaders sent ou! nearly two thousand let.
ters to every election district in the State.
calling ior a coinpista CANVASS Of each oi
them. IE II ~ ~ S'I1'" :, S''e'A " "
Nearly l,7O0 replies have already beam
received. and their contents wera discpsssS
during. Colonel Lamont's vIe;t TO-DAY, Tho
total numaerof Republicans who viii vote
iof cleveland, according to their eulimste,
Is not less than 10000. and NAV reach
t~!ce thst hunbtr. The plan OF this can.
vv;aisslng the State was originated by Mr.
'Eilden whom he defeated John A. DIX io,
Governor ot Nsw York in 1872, G" =
y Ia conversation today, Cy.ouel Lamont
spoke very encouraginely OF tho ouIlook
ior the D!mocratic ticket throughout tbe
Interior OF tho State. "rhe local RI m m;t. M
tees are pushing tho fight everywhere. -" hs |
said, "snd arc doing their work in a spleu. |
did manner" y - - i'' if'e
"When will the Governor ra.nrn fron,
his vacation?' -'. l,s-5ssl5 Il - ~ -'11i
Ny the end Of neat week. He will then |
'stil. down sgain to business ia Albany."
What about bio letter Of accepIanct?5
hat poin; Just now" - 80 -
On the " acle, what is your estimate re-
Il should not oe surpriaad il Clsvaland's
Nil o:ity was nearly iinus quite 100 OOOn
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n ktt,nl Fire.

!. k0stDuRa, onr, August "a f,e
,a's . morning destroyed an entire block 81
f1aadlrrs including the Metropolitan hotel.
Lou's q iSer. Incorporation Of the hotel
snsa,a mas burned ne to q crisp trying to save the
sraSsb,,, sreS.st Mfs' Johapssn. q Astoria, was
si"n ssi'""n%oy o0Gy fatally burned. Loss about
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Mn ClAvIlAAp 10 belieyed 10 be fitting
hingell GU. lur sa active expedition via
Sal. River. Is is gradually acclimatins
hinselI In ths very favorable atmosphere
Of New York. ~ ,a.3y y
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The lopg.deiayed letter Of acceptance
hiss the r,.rit oil b,evity. II has some good
thingu, for the mos. part putin common
place wsy. l. cannot be called atatc pa-
per Of high grade. afgt
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IT gives us great pleasure TO repnbliah
thc letter oE Jadsc Woods TO Msj'r Fene.
lon lIosea, Of BlIboar. How do bis old
Confederate cpmradcB like II?
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BEs Cu1L.R kucNH q sl4ln when he seea
II, and lllA. Is the Lind Of thing hs declares
tbc D.nocrs.ic party be. keep the
rascal, cui!' 4
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II Is no. long fincu tile Democrats,
when forced to Il ,tice it all, spoke OF 1t 90
the Batter en- story. New they say
"spoops" with evident maleyolence,
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0U for EgSuf.

LONDON, August ls-ohicers leave Lon.
don tomorrow for Egypt provided with
maps and plans OF the Iouts OF tbs expedi.
ton 10 Khartoum. E.ls a a r., : !
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HAGGRRTY-On .Tretday evening, e Au--,, "a u
iSs4. Ut 6osi.ci MIS-. ALICE A1 GuEgiY In t,h.. ~.
6Gtu ,etr OF her ig ~ '1'stt' ~ = Iy.'' 'Ae
Funeral from her lac sesi,ence, No, ll21 Water!
street, en- Thunday aiu rnoon IT. O'Clock. Frisnda
oI tho family kIe invited, Ii - (, .l.FF-''"1'1'.
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GOVERNOR CLEVELAND nesdn's worry
abou, \ second teru-Ae won't be bother.
ed With & fiat. .. NJ j.
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l,asa i,n,lrrsisrstnx

4 AT Now York-Met'p'i'n, II; B,ooklyn,1 i
At Bos.on-Chicago, 8; Boston, A. -s5l
At Balto-V.rsinia, /; B Ito s. tt]i7
At New Yosk-BuGaIo, !; New York, 8
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pxs BrrLKn scared Governor Cleveland
on, oil bis hoNr. 4. " "
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Inc sudden appearance OF the Know.
Nothing party-an organization OF hatred
against them as Irish, on accoun. OF race,
and against them rs Catholics on account
OF their religion. Dslore the Native
American panty arcsa, there wes the
Wh's pasty; but the name Of Whig repre-
Bcnted, to the Irish, one OF the mos! de-
tsated OF tho English pa,tles-'ths bnse,
brutal and bloody Whigs,' us O'Connell
called. them. What did the American
Wing party do 10 secure equality Of rights
to the ltish snd . all inmIgran.t2 Moth
ipgl The Den cratic party has many car /
dinrl sins to anuwor lo!; but at thns,ime it
acted nohH. !! iougGt tho Know Mornings
without gloves. Governor Wise, .oi Vrgl-
mis-, who will mainly be Remembered rs
tho man who hanged John Brown, made
one OF the most heroic political fiyhts in
American history at that time agsinst pro
Ecrlption, Tne Know -Nolhines were de-
fse!sd. Irish gratitude induced tho
Irish immigrants to become Dem
octats, and tsadition-tor they are
q very conservative people--hGs kept
tkem in the Democratic party. Bat
there Ia no such reason for remaining there
now, any uors than Tor any other element
Of our mosaic nationality bsing bound to
ono parry, / have mat hundreds Of the
leaders OF the Irish all over the country
who have told me that what they wanted
was good excuee to become Republicans
and to lead their people out Of the Demo.
cra,ic party for the sake OF securing Rs-
publican sympathy for Ireland. !. Tbs
American Demo0rntic detection in the CAGE
Of Grace lyon know his name was scratch
edl and the Republican vote fer Carr have
had a marvellous tTect. Now they have
got good excuse for either going or stay.
ing, and thsy will avail themselves Of the
choice. Lots Of them will break away.
ehould not be surprised ii Blaine wsro to
eecure one.iour:h OF evan two.thirds OF the
| VnfR- ar
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Failed 10 d krce,

"a Failed TO Axrrr, We
! DUBLIN, August 1O.-The Jury in tho
French scandal cass failed to agree, and
alter three attempts to do SO were dis,
mixsed, Z :fi7' r Il. 14'a
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OTHER HEAsoE8,

"Two other reasons have largely il a1enc.
cd lrlsh.Ametican opinion, IS far as have
seeE-ths timld vacillatioa OF the Demo,
cratic pa1.y on the question Of tho tariff,
and the prompt passage tf the resolution
by the Republicans in favor OF not otpsr1ait.
ting ic1eigaesa to become great landed alb.
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ps-I'n,ca, ituriny lha city tl''rin0 The runs.
,.tI tou Aore Tie DAiLr iNT'ELLIGENCER
G.vayte,l 10 thtir addrc', for any time, anil 10
onu locality ,aired, al The rate Of EJsse" cents per
xuk tU,laye prepaid by w.
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I; Fifty boxes Gravs'y tobacco. this Is the
best chow In the market. For ssle bv ri;
z N K, = G. 8. FExSY.
14l0 Main st,
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I. GIEEsasoa Pa, August l0..-Rlyer 10 feet
and STATIONARY; weather clear. .713l
pAnkxEs, Pa, August 10 --Riyer inches
and stationary; weather citHr ard warm.
PrTTssuRou, Angus. 0-Monopgshe!a
rivsi7 lnchea and on d stand; weather ulear
and warm. 4 RI 3 g5t 5!3. n .j
BEowxsvILLE, Pa, Angus. 10 River feat
0 inohsa and md stationary; weather lair; thsr.
RIcx, LANDING, PA, Augutt lD-Riyer 5
feet s inches ard stationary; wss,hsr olea,;
Thermometer $50. ie-f- !--. $50
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is the Merry letter oi 1884 re4dy-ailida.
VIE, fac simils aud oil? The campaign Is
lanyuishing. a yra-ao .aE2s K