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PLACING THE oAPsToNE.
How tho Yisishing Touch VIII be Olives
to the Great wsshin gton Monument.
........ N.a..nho. IL -Annh cnH

How tho Y1sishing Touch VIII be 0ivss
to the Great wsshington Msnunsnt.
wAsHrsGros, November l7.--Much cur.
riosity has been expressed as TO how The
cap,sope Of the great Washington mona.
ment will be placed in position. The plan
is as follows: When only nine more stones
are wanted 10 reach the sum init . little plat
torm will be built around the roof which
will be finished up 10 tha. point The plat
form will be bracketed 70 large timbers ex.
tending along the outside surface Of the
roof and resting upon the larger platform.
which can be seen at the top Of the shsft
proper on the outside. The nine stones
needed to complets the work Will BE-
boisted by the big boom, which Is nov
at work and placed on the platform.
The mast and boom and the whole
hoisting appsratu: will then be taken
its place will be erected pyrsmidsl frame.
the base resting opon the little platform re-
ferred TO. Attbe spex Of this frame. which
will be directly above the location OF the
capstone, will be Q block and tackle by
which the remaining stones win be Fsised
and put in place: Alter the stcass are :ll
up The frame will be removed, then the
bracke.ed platform, and lastly The hssyy
tinbers which support Il. The men viii
reach the large platform By means ol The
ladder. The work will then be completed.
with the exception Of removing the large
platform. Il 6mbers will bs taken 10 ~
The Window, the last nan oo ths outside
entering the permanent wisdovs on the ssst
side, and the iron beams which supported
the platform will be drawn 10, and tie boles
which were left for them 10 psss tbsosgh
will be replaced by marble blocks, asdeyery-
thing will be finished.
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SENDING SPURIOUS TELEGRAMs.
Arrest of a Young Man who was Trying to
Live by his Wits.

Arrest of Young Man who was Trying to
Live by his Wits.
New YORK, November IA young man
dropped into Carter, Hawley & Co., at lO6
Front street on Monday last and ordered
S360 worth Of teas shipped to Wurengo-&
Co.. Muskegon On Thursday messen'
ger brought in telegram from Wurengo 4
Co, asking Carter, Hawley & Co. to please
loan Alexander Black, their representative,
so and charge it to their account. The
members of the firm we're away when Black
called, and the bookkeeper told him to call
around in the morning. Detective Charles
Hogan was there then and arrested Black.
Mr. Wurengo had telegraphed in answer to
dispatch from Garter, Hswlcy 4 Co. that
Black, who was Lawrence Mckay, once a
clerk, in his employ, had robbed his firm Of
81 900 and gone East. In McKays pockets
we're nine telegrams made out on receiving
telegraph blanks addressed to firms IN this
city.
Mckay said he got the blanks from the
telegraph office at New street. The oper,
ator there denied the truth Of his statement.
One of the kilograms was addressed to
Schepp & Co., cocosnut manufacturers
of West Broadway. Mckay ordered bill
Of goods from them for Wurengo Co
Tie authorities Of Muskegon have applied
to the Governor for q requisition for Nc
Kay's arrest.
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WASHINGTON.

The White House to be Rejuvenated for
Its New Occur ants-Aid for the Greedy
Sufferers--wealth Of the Defeated Candi-
dates-The Appropriations.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE White
house is to be put in splendid repair this
winter, for the reception OF the new Presi-
dent. One could scarcely suggest an i'm
provement were he to go through it, but
Tiffany's artists will be sent down here from
New York, and what they cannot think of
is beyond the ken of an artist New car.
pets and decorations and much painting
will be- INDUCED. Then everything will be
rejuvenated, 60 the old building will have a
new atmosphere. This will be mostly done
before the New Year reception. 1t has
been suggested that President Arthur give
a reception to bis successor on the third OF
March, as has been done by few past
Presidents, but it is not likely that that will
be done now.
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CHEAPER MINING.

Reduction of Wages In Mnryland-The
Price for Digging to he Reduced from 80
to 40 cents n Ton on December.
CUMBERLAND, Mp, November l7.-No-
tees were posted throughout the Cumber-
land coal region this morning by all the
companies that on and after December l.,
next, the price for mining coal would be re-
duced from fifty to forty cents per ton. 1t
cannot yet be ascertalned what action, if
any, the miners will take regarding the pro-
posed reduction.
There are about 5000 miners and mine
laborers affected by this reduction fwages
as the Cumberland field is very extensive.
The miners have not had regular work for
long time, for the coal business in this sec
ton, as in other regions, has suffered from
over production. Almost all the coal mined
is shipped East. The offer Of the reduction
of wages takes the miners by surprise, as
they were not expecting it. Whether there
will be a strike remains to he seen. The
miners are organized in State Assoeia,
lion, and are also members of the knights
of Labor. 1t was in this region that the
great strike occurred in 1892, when there
was considerable disorder and foreign labor
was imported to take the strikers places.
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WILL OFFICIAL HEADS FALL?

Mr.. Curtis Believes President Cleveland
wnl Obey the Spirit of the Civil Service
Law.
WASHINGTON, November Is, ls8I.-The
Evening Star says
The following reply to an enquiry sent to
Mr.. George William Curtis by govern
ment employe here has just been received:
WEST NEW BRIGHTON, S. l., n. T., Nov.
1. lS84.-Dear sir: have your letter OF
me 9th. There is no doubt that Mr..
Cleveland will encounter tremendous de
mand for clean sweep. But | think that
while changes will and ought to be made
for perfectly legitimate reasons, he will re-
spect the letter and the spirit Of the reform
Jaw. and that non political officers, who have
been honest and effective in the discharge
Of duty, and VINO have not misused their
Iositions for party or political ends, will not
be arbitrarily dismissed for political reasons.
Of course I have no authority to speak
for Mr.. Cleveland. Ny faith is founded
upon some knowledge of his character and
convictions.
Truly yours,
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
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THEIR WEALTH.
The Money Possessed by the Defeated Can.
didates.

The Money Possessed by the Defeated Can.
didates.
WASHINGTON, November lin speak.
ing Of Mr.. Blaine, one Of his most ultimate
friends says. L:e will never appear in public
life sssin by his own solicitation. He Gao
i've handsomely and contented outside Of
politics and that he prefers to do. He had
retired from public life when nominated for
he Presidency in June last. General Logan
it is said, will live in Chicago when he leayes
the Senate. He is poor man in prop ,rty
Sbile Mr.. Blaine is reported TO be two
millionaire. n. has not lived extravhgant
ly, but he has paid bis LEGATIONS for q q long
time out Of 5000 year. i.aS allowed
him very small margin. BE has spod
knowledge Of law, and viii not have difficulty
in being retained by clients who will pay
him much more than $4,000 year If he
wants to practice law. But there are those
among his friends who say he does not
want TO engage in law practice.
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NO PEACE m CHINA.
The hongoIians Proceed With War
like Preparations.
ArTEMvT TO BREAK TINE BLOCKADE.
English Leaders Meet in CouHiI-.-ChoIera
Decreasing in Paris---A
False Report.
fRosTs IMPROVING TN xxaLrH.

LONDON, November 1.-THE Shaaehai
correspondent ofthe Times sAys the Chisess
Government has arranged fss English and
American vessels to run tho French
blockade at the Island Of Formosa. Tkr.
teen Germans who have been engaged -
officers for the Chinese army lave arrived st
Nentsin; forty.two more are expected
Thirty thousand Chinese have crossed the
Yantse river, going SOUTHWARK, near Pay
ang during the month Of Octobsr. All
boats in that neighborhood are nov i'm
pressed into the service BY the authorities.
ior use in conveying troops across the
stream. The Chinese have left channel
only 250 feet vide over the woosung bar.
A False Report.
LONDON, November 1.-THE report that
the Canada Pacific Railway has leased the
Grand Trunk proves to be false.
Frosts Improving Health.
PARIS, November IA heavy frost oc-
Cured again last night and reports concern
ing the cholera epidemic are growing more
favorable.
LONDON, November 1.-THE Conserva-
tive leaders OF the House Of Lords met at
the Marquis of Saulsbury's residence nj
noon to-day. The Duke Of Argyle Vas .
the same hour in conference with Mr.. Glad
stone and Earl Spencer in Downing street.
Cholera Deaths Fewer.
PARIS, November l7.-Forty-iour deaths
from cholera occurred in Paris yesterday.
In the twelve hours ending at noon to-day.
only four deaths occurred in the hospitals
and none outside.
Pacific Measures First
LONDON, November l7.-Col. Sir Charles
Warren, who has just started for tho Cspe
20 settle the difficulties in regard TO tho
Bechuanaland, received instructions not to
resort to force until all pacific measures
failed
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WHEELING. w. TUESDAY MORNINGS NOVEMBER Is. 1884.

prostituted to monopoly; to the wanton tax
alton of the necessaries of life, or to the
hindranee of the widest markets for our
products. There viii be no single nickel
mine protected to enrich single individual;
there will be no needless tax on
raw materials not produced at
home, to forbid foreign mar
kets to our industry. and there will be no
foolish attempt at the utterly impossible BY
proposing laws to protect overproducton
from the inevitable loss. There will be a
practical, business-like revision of the tariff
in which the liberal men of both parties
will unite, and protection to American in
dustry, stripped of all monopoly features, is
now the settled and irrevocable policy of the
Union, whether Democrats or Republicans
shall rule.
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BUT WILL he
Marry O Pretty Bunaloess, Or is 1t Only
Chaff:

Marry O Pretty Bunaloess, Or Is 1t Only
Chaf:
BUFFALO, n. T., November l7.-Rumors
are still afoat in regard to Mr.. Cleveland 8
marriage. The ladies prominently men
toned are Maria Love and Miss Folsom,
dasghter Of Oscar Folsom, Mr.. Cleveland's
former law partner. Miss Love, it is saidby
some, is not matrimonially inclined, and
has gone to Baltimore on wat Thos. Cary,
the lawyer, and DR.. G. Cary are Miss Loves
nephews. The Genesee house is owned BY
the family The friends Of the ladies resid-
ing here deny all knowledge Of a coming
marriage, while those Of Mr.. Cleveland
claim that he is confirmed batehelor. Ad-
vices from Niagara Falls, however, state
that the lsdys friends there allege that it is
the understanding that Miss Falsom will,
before March OF next year, become the
bride of the President elect. II Is said that
the wedding has been somewhat fastened
by Mr.. Cleveland's election to the Presi-
dency
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The Intelligencer Of yesterday gives the
National Republican Executive Committee
a parting shot for it's deceptive course.
Here il is:
knowing no more than it seems to have
known. it was an excess Of zeal and seri-
Gus mistake of Judgment in the National
Republican Committee TO claim what was
not even remotely in sight. 1t fed with
false hope those Republicans who were
only 100 eager 10 be fed with that kind OF
food. II encouraged men to lay wagers
who made their bets against the warning
Of other friendly but more cautious
voices. 1t placed the Republican party in
a position in which it ought not to have be7n
placed after so splendid campaiga-splen-
did though il ended in defeat. These re-
Hectiors are justified by the fact that the
committee had nOthingtangible to lay hold
Of. Il is now seen TO have been gropins IN
the dark, or. IKE Mieswber, waiting Tor
something TO turn up.
And yet the Intelligeneer accused the
REGISTER Of trying TO make q Democrstie
President without the 6gures to back it.
Tne REGIsTEE was righ: the morning after
the election and stuck to it
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Il there Is any mortal in the I,n5 who
Es' accuses the Democratic party Of being a
l,, ,s uaae parry lie, him cauckle to his
~ content over the auonu, th., nust
e 'a'sed annually from imports, The -.
.s,Pa .1 Necessary to supply the pension roll
.-l ''rm a big rucleus for incidental n-o.
t'0N' Below is an extract from the R,I.
..lO'e Sun which shows wha, a big CON
aaet there is on hand. ''u
-. Inc amount paid for pensions during ,be
,S.' .,., aSsal year vas S65, ,9O8 ,597 since IsGT
we w., 80 sS4. There we're On June 20
q 10 the names OF 322,75S pension, -. =.
"a, "a '...' OF whom 2ls, ,956 are armv iDva
-s' 1886 army widows, minor child,
s5p s5s dependent relatives; 2.6l6 navy. inva
a. ,sSS navy widows, minor ehiIjrp, A.,
pendent relatives; 3,S9s survivors or =,
"a "a Of ISL, and 1852 widow, Of = tbo.' -
80 80 served in That var The net i,crsss
''R'' On ihe rOa, last yea- was lg.Oss,
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boats landed with the box of money, $t0.-
600, when we were allowed to proceed on
board Fl. NJ. s. S. Pegasus, watch was lying
about mile off the coast.
The letter was written on board the
Pegasus, and postmarked Pinang. Mr..
Moore expected to arrive in London yester.
day, and after making his report to the own
ers Of the Nisero and the Admiralty he was
to start for home. He was the only Ameri-
can on board the vessel The residents Of
Rockville Centre will give him reception
on bis arrival, and ii is said he will then
wed Young lady to whom he became en-
gagged Just before he went on his last cruise
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THE eREELY SUFFERERS.
An Effort to be Made to Re ader Them
Aid.

An Effort to be Made to Re ader Them
Aid.
WASHINGTON, November l7.-An effort
SEia likely be made by some members of
Congress this winter to have bill passed
granting medals to the survivors of the
Greedy Arctic party and their rescuers and
pensions to the dependent ones upon those
who perished. Lieutenant Greedy will prob
ably be given position that he can ell at
some station in this country. His health
will never be restored fully. The gallant
John ". Danenhower, of the jeanette party,
is q professor in the Annapolis Naval
Academy. Greely may be given similar
position. Danenhowers qualifications es-
peciaIy ft him for the place he has.
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I'VE RsGIsrEE has been requested by one
o. he candidates for the pOs,mastership to
-aAe tbs suggestion. That the several
'osPecuve candidates submit their chances
" success tOihe decision Of the Democratic
'o''is Q! the ci'y, a, a primary, or pri-
names 10 % held a. some future
"a! to De liked upon by the respective can
'.'-'s'' 'ae one receiving the greatest nun
.y' 0' ,o's' to be the only gentleman whose
-S r1"' 'aa.. ae offered for the appointment.
'IS request IS made on the ground that
''S's are MANY applicants for the position
80 IN a eon'es, Tor vantage ground it
''''a teseend into an unseemly personal
s4eaooIe. |, Is also asserted that as the
Ta1ens themselves are NOS, interested they
'-Oa.a hare the Priyiledge o. choosing, and
As this method prevails to a great degree in
Oalo Iowa and other States, the precedent
5 Already established and therefore could
oo' be construed as running in,oap unusnaI
divergence or noyel:7.
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Truly yours,
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS
VIII Serenade Him.

.AuGUsTA, Me-, November l7.-Augusta
Republicans as a manifestation Of their con-
fdence in, and respect for Mr.. Blaine, will
serenade him at his residence tomorrow
evening. There will be no organized pro-
cession but general gathering of citizens
Mr.. Blaine has not rented house at the
National capital, nor has he fixed the time
of his departure from Augusta.
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- Fred. Grant disappointed.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE ap-
pointment of Frank W. Nye, of Maine, to
the vacant Captaincy in the Quartermaster's s
department, caused great disappointment to
Colonel Fred. Grant who was very desirous
of securing this place and a great deal Of
pressure has been brought TO bear upon
President Arthur in his behalf. But the
President withstood it all and appointed
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p,,s,pr,rlu electors should read up and
.,,,;fr themselves with the law relating to
H., duties. hoT and when their votes are
D., 10 csst. Remember the State Of Georgia
9, her vote for Hancock because Of some
clinical in.ormali,y in the casting OF her
Electoral vote l. did no, Affect the result
E,nrocLs case. bat it might in Mr..
|Cr.ra'qDd's
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Tho Vote of Kansas.

ToPExA, KAs., November 1.-THE OH
cial vote Of the State for President exeeP'
two counties, the vote Of which is estimated
is as follows-Blaine, 1896; Cleveland
9O,O30; Butler, lT,04t; St John, 4,2I3,
Blaiue's plurality. 1896. Martin, Repub
Iican tor Governor, has plurality Of B, $50
The Congrcssmen are all Republican.
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The Vote of Mississippi.

JACKSON, November l6.-The official vote
Of Mississippi for Presidential electors has
been received and canvassed and delivered
by the Secretary of State, from which it
appears that Cleveland received $3.50
votes and Blaine 43,509. Cleveland s
majority is 33,O0l. Governor Lowry BY
proclamation issued to-day appoints Thurs
dav, November u, as day for Thanksgiv.
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DIED At THE AGE OF II2.
A Woman Whose Life Covered the History
of Western New York.


of Western New York.
ROCHESTER, November l7.-Mrs. Phnbe
Brockway, of the village Of Union Springs,
is dead. Her age, according to the asser.
tions of herself and children, was ll2 years.
Her maiden name was Collier, and she was
born in Galway, Saratoga county. She
went to Ceyuga county at the age Of four.
teen and settled at Scipio. Her husband
was Gideon Brockway, and after his death
she kept house for Joseph Merritt, She
leaves three children-Mrs. Marshall Whip
pie, aged seyentytwo; Mrs. Adam Menzie
aged seventy; ard William Brockvay. Her
health was good up to few years ago Her
memory gave way with her health. When
she settled in Cayugs county the place was
a wilderness inhabited by Indians. She lost
the use of her sight few years ago, but her
hearing up to short time ago was far.
She was tenderly cared for By her daughter,
Mrs. Menzie, who lived with her; ar,
Brockway leaves o number OF grandchild
rem and great grandchildren.
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M 6;sease viii trouble YOU if you

No disease viii trouble YOU If you keep
your blood pure, Jour kidneys strong. your
bowels regular sad your mind clear BY an
occssiousl useot that great reyiver and
suppcr.er Of health and strength knoEn IS
Dr.. GuyEo;t's Yellow Dock aud Ssfssps-
,illa. It's praise shouii be in every mourhi
I:s merit should besknown by ell!
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Big Thief.

SHELBYvHLE. ND, November l7.-Rob-
ert McPheen, alias Bryce, WHO was arrested
charged with forgery in Calcutta, is in jail
here. He desires to be taken to Calcutta
Immediately, and is in charge Of officers
who identified him. He viii start in few
DAYS. Bryce admits forgery to the amount
of about $loO 600 on the Calcutta Tea Com
psny. of which be was director.
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BY THE THOUSAND.
Great Numbers of Laborers Thrown Sud-
denly Out of Employment.

denly Out of Employment.
Nav YORK. November 1.-THE 5000
employees in the Singer Sewing Machine
Works, at Elizabethport N. j., were alarm
ed Saturday BY the announcement OF the
discharge Of GOO of their number
and that 500 more would be dis
charged this week The working hours
have been reduced to AZ hours per week
The reason for the discharges is that the
company is to stop making the "Old Fami.
ly Machine" Orders are slack from the
south and west, and the European demand
is supplied from the companys works at
Glasgow. The managers expect to re-em-
ploy the hands about January /.
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Nr.H sport vas made of Rev. HgNRY
URD BsE.HgRs esPousal of Mr. CLEyE-
uSoscsuse. But he proved himself to be
q ,oser o! strength in the battle. His own
sa'i vhi.h usually gives 600 Republican
zsjority, went for CLsyELAyp by 80 ma
oH,v. Ex-senator CoNSLuXG' county,
'He'is, also proved an important factor in
lie cortss; The people by their vote en-
?sasized their indignation at the way their
etiettau bad been treated. That county
:s7e GARFIELD 1916 majority. ItgsTe Mr..
CLEVELAND 50 majority The normal vote
Of either Mr. BsErHZR ward or Mr.. COSE-
No tome would have elected Mr.. BLAINE.
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II YoU feel yourself growing weaker, your
strength failing, the functions OF your body
becoming impaired, take warning in time !
IoOr blood is starving for want Of nourish-
meut. Or. Guysott's Yellow Dock aud Ssr-
ssparills ii. food for the blood. 1t puri6es
this stream Of life sld strengthens every
part Of the body, rebuilds broken down
constitution, produces dreamleSs slumber.
and restores wasted energies and shattered
nervous system. A trial bottle will con-
vince. No other remeds equals it.
A FIRE at Millbsnk- Dakota, yesterday de-
strOyed Sl5O, 900 worth Of property.
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r,GorgEyos HoryVNS, Of New lorA'
.-,,;,,ss an excellent plan to avoid the
,,.rce o.. trading Presidential votes tor
| -. o, the mayoraG,y. l, is to have the
,. lection on a different day from the
,...;4.rr;,I election. \ very good plan IN
,-.-.,. rFa better one.
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r,S.>,rog HgyRY e. DAVIS appears to
.bsia.;3e track to President CLs'E'
,,... A,,re course in regard to federal
..,o,,,menis lie told Washington Star
.....-.,r,ls other day that good and eth
clerks need no: arprehend removal,
=, officials Who proved partizan would
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'SE Of he very first acts Of the incoming
C'ngress Ough, 10 De the repeal OF the la~
so"ang The appointment of DEPUTY
Da.tt States Narshas at elections. l,
ass teen q menace and an abuse Of power,
'a-re7er used. Furthermore. /, is an uu,
Necessary Infringement. on The interests and
ia'' OF me States besides being profit,
gaze vase Of H. federal moneys, The
I.sl'oa O.! he ,aE Vi" prove at the outset
,'le country that Democratic principles
% Coz need '.i,ral deputy satraPs to keep
n 9oWeF and although the perpetuation
81 he law would be useful to Democratic
i'enaog. the law being an unjust one
-v parry IN lower prefers It's abolition.
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MOI for Joseph.

INDIANAPOLIS, November l7.-Joseph Il.
Mcdonald has written card, wh ch is pub
lished to-day. in answer TO friend' in various
portions of Indiana, urging him 10 stand for
the United States Senatorship. He posi-.
lively declines to have his named used in
that connection, E
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Exnorted Drowned.

HaIFGx, n. S. November ia dis
patch from pictou, n. s. says that crew
t eleven ureckers from the steamship
Tnyernt stranded on Picion Island while at
tempting to land, Friday, in a liteboat, dur-
ing q gale, were upset and eight OF them
were drowned. The cook, Vim. Aiard, was
drowned while irving to ssve them.