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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-10-18

DENVER oa"'a,,
Rio dnn,1'? s'm La JUNE, a.. lss,,
F,sher's tank, ',''s slhh se T't ;; n.
ports say he took ~ai; ,, /
several sever " tsan.,sss cash, ' as sIs IL
lore he has stood hu;alIsrs. Inslass|
pursuit. Ofhos..t efs|
Ds ssy' n m,%s ~. a ts.,n.,.,' a.
lonely guIch ne was u, 70. I'd ID, d., +, 4
quito Pass, in the VIZ, VIZ, otof od ID
H hn. WITH a bull, 0'f'y q1s
az s5dl'y; He had BEEN s,e d., 1a,'sn'st ) I,
cI' thes we5e ,e zp'he ,distsin,.ss \ !,
hody hy the sssasins @'s Up. ton Y
ta'nIng 81 loo had BEEN ana T. a 'eIt |, !,
DIS person. A rude mast .asen T.
near the h. hody. The 'D Sia,; va. i =
years o'd, and BIS wiz; rum w.,
cn:'oien new living il ard ~.
i,i,n" s. Iants q. Gu's S"latS
Minick have b-4,, W. tspie NJ
with tie murder. 4 ''td cs,,,
ing to Gillespie con,s ,n'i,s t+T'
clothes Was found loAHn,'aas b,
confesses the mur,er "'aS, Mn
Gillespie and s4v,r4l,,;'' lEndi,n
m"iit runs high a,d s' l.,
among The Probabilities 9Aeatsl
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The Hon. J. X. Toole, Democratic candidate
for Delegate to Congress, will address bis fellow
citizens upon the political issues of the day at
the following PLACES st the dates herein named
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COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET,

For Councilman STEPHEN DEWOLFE
For Representative
JOINT. BALDWIN J.r. FoRB1s, j. H. DUFFY.
For Sheriff. ...HENRY q. WALTON.
al Irea .,i.er........-...DANIEL J. WEIGH.
For Clerk and Recorder. ........ II. 6. CLARK.
For Probate Judge ....,...C. E. IRVINE.
For Public Administ 'ator. .....HENRY JACOBS.
+ or County Commissioner ....J. S CLARK.
For Supt. of schools. J. BOOHER
For Coroner M. S. BACON,
For Justice of the Peace
E. A. NICHOLS
For COnstables-
l.. p. SMITH, E. T. OWENS.
For Road Supervisor JOSEPH PERROY.
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Appointments of the Hcl. j. K.
TooIe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-13
AMERICAN PORK.

H ---
Tho Report of !. II. saunders, of tho Do.
parilnrut OF Agriculture. 1
WASHINGTON, Nov. FL. II. Saunders,
agent OF the United States Department Of
Agriculture to attend the international OK.
hibit at Hamburg, in his report recently
submitted to the Commissioner OF Agricul.
tum says: $50 far as ! could gather, it is
generally conceded that whenever m in.
spection OF our pork is made under care
full governmental supervision, similar to
that HOW made blythe German authorities,
there will he no objection to its sale in
Germany. Indeed, it strikes me that were
such inspection made, there woull bcsuch
Il strong pressure brought to bear upon
the German Government by their
own people that tho embargo
would be speedily removed. Should
further experiments confirm what has
been already partially shown, that a
thorough chringinsalt destroysthe vitality
OF tricl.inae, II not entirely, at least to SO
great q degree us to reduce the danger
from meats that have been thoroughly
cured by this process to almost nothing, It
will doubtless be Il strong point. in our
favor, and the proper presentation Of the
iacts to the t!esmdn Government, should
this be clearly proven ought at once to
bcmade. Until this fact is clearly estab-
lished, however, aud in the absence Of
any pretense OF inspection OF American
meats, either under governmental or indi-
yldual supervision, tbs position OF the
German government is obviously sound
upon this question, and cannot be assail-
cd without first demonstrating that their
own lnspep.lon Is 4se,egs.o
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The l'lenury Council.

BALTIMORE, Nh, Nov. Fat the meet.
ing Of the Plenary Council to-day the sew.
cral subjects to be considered we're called
up aud placed in the hands OF the com.
mittces. 1t is expected that most Of the
committees will be ready to report on Fri.
day. 1t is understood that n higher cdu.
cation Of the clergy and OF the people and
the marriage relation will be among tile
most important subjects to he disposed OF,
Only matters affecting the good OF tho
Catholic Churchin the United States WILDE
considered, the Council having nothing to
do with the dogmas Of faith. Tho attend.
OF delegates at the session was full.
This evening Bishop Gilmour preached in
the Cathedral OH tho Necessity Of Reyela.
Tomorrow pontilcal mass will be-
held ut the Cathedral for the rcpose OF tho
souls Of bishops who have died since the
meeting Of the Second plenary Council,
Archbishop Alemany, OF San Francisco,
will be the cetebrant, and Archbishop Cor.
Of New York, will pronounce the
eulogium. .
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Accidents and InrjIcnis III West Nirgini
and Vicinity. "


Accidents and Inrjtlen,s IN West Virginia
and vicinity.
Two burglars, arrested for operating ut
Coal Centre, were lodgedin jail at Wash
ington, Pa., yesterday.
James a. Bayard, son OF Senator Bay
ard, who has been engaged rs IN engineer
OH the Wrst Virginia Central 4 Pennsyl-
vania railroad, is now touching school for
the winter at Fort Pendiet0f, in Garrett
county, Md.
The General Association OF Iapt:sts
which was in session at Charleston last
week, as the representatives Of 10000
Baptists in the State, resolved to pray the
Legislature 10 submit to the people the
prohibitory amendment.
Editor Morris, OF the Richie Ga:ete,
President OF the Press Association, OF this
State, has announced that the annual
meeting OF the Association, which WIS to
hayc been helda at Martinsburg this month,
is postponed until December l6 and II.
lIe states i'll his announcement that bust
ness OF Importance will be considered and
requests all members to be present.
The Linton Headlight says that last
Thursday, at Grecnbrier stock yards, in
Summers county, Hub. Slinall was shot
directly through the heart by Thos. Kane,
causing death almost instantly, The
shooting Ia said 10 have been accidental.
Kane left the county, hut returned Mon
day morning. giving himself up to Squire
Manning, who, upon hearing the ease,
sent the accused TO jail to await thu action
OF the next grand jury. Both parties arc
colored.
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JOHN DORN'S DEATH.
nE snurr1Es OFF THE COIL
And Seeks thnt Iiournc From Which no
Traveller lteturns- Fatal End Of n
# spfce- John Dorm, Of tho First
l.gf3 Ward, shoots Himself Fatally.

b John Dorn, Of the First ward, commit
tel suicide at his home about So'clock Inst
evening BY shooting himself in the head
with a revolver. lilo Is supposed TO have
committed this rash net while suffering
from Il spell Of alteration inducedby drink
Ing. Shortly after 0 o'clock he returned
from his work as usual. lie had but little
10 say to his family, and ate but little sup.
per. After tho meal wits over he sent ono
Of the boys ont for Il bucket OF beer.
When the boy returned lie drank n glass
oftilo beer and poured ont Sottfe for his
wife and boy. He then left the kitchen
in which they were all seated and went
into til adjoining bedroom, shutting the
door behind him. a few minutes after.
wardstlo report OF Il pistol was heard.
Mrs. Dofn and her children screamed and
tho neishbors rushed in. Entering the
bed room Dorm WAS found lying OH tho
bed with a revolver lying on his breast,
From a hole just under the chin blood
was slowly ooaing. He had held tho
weapon 30 close to his chin That tho pow.
der had l%llackencd aud burned it badly.
Tho pistol was one OF 32 calibrc. DR..
Ackcrnan, who wAy sent for, ionnd that
tho ball had gone entirely through the
head and come out Mt the top OF tho
craninm. Coroner Schulizc was also sent
for. There was no necessity for Il jury
and That official merely made notes OF the
occurrence. J.,
Mrs, Dorm said TINT her husband
brought home the pistol and n box OF curt.
ridges Tuesday night. Yesterday she
found the cartridges and put them away.
She knew OF no cause for tho act outsideoi
the iact that last week he was drinking
considerable, i'll fact, had just gotten over
Il mild spree. Officer ,Junkins, who was
present, said that Tuesday night hp met
born, who asked him to krepa sharp watcl,
on the house, rs he Ind seen men about
his (Dorn's) house that they had sal on
his front steps and talked about breaking
down his door and pulling him out. Junk.
lns ut The time lauglc,! Mt him.
Thcdcccasrd WIS 4 German, aged about
80 years. lie has lived here ever since
he w;s n boy. He has been married 70,
nearly twenty-five years and leaves fou,
children, Il girl and three boys, the
youngest aged Is. For 4 long number o.
years he hHs been cmploycd rs 4 salesman
and racl;crin the Wholesale notion house
Of Wheat 4 MAYORS, and WIS well liked
by every one. He lived in q comfort,
able house in the rear OF S222 Market street
and he and his family were considered by
all us good neighbors.
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~ I1TTITIT TUII "||-|7
HUNTING HER HUSBAND.
Tbs Wife Of Nh Alleged Preacher Desert
III ~. "a. '..#. = ID" 10 uttu t.E.E ,a'lTI #IH.

q. .w."F -EHI"rr =Fr#HH 100 '-|
by Him. /
yesterday a yery nice looking and finely
dressed wonan 5s years q ago, and evil
IDENTIFY in great distress, called at the City
Building and told q very sorrowfnl story
Of mans lecei. and woman's blind conf.
dcncc. She was seeking advice as to tho
best course. for her to pursue, which under
the circumstances, nobody seemed able to
give her.
Aiyenr ago, slie said, shc vas married'in
Vermont, where all her relatives reside, to
n minister named Page. IIe WIS Il
widower md she widow. Some time nro
he came west to Oil some engagements as
u revivalist, and three wccks'ngo he wrote
to his wife from Indiana 10 meet him In
Wheeling. Ito said nc had M engage.
ment to preach for u week at Il revival at
Newark, Ohio, and then had accepted Il
cali to preach here regularly ut n salary OF
$1,000 yenr. He named yesterday rs Il
convenient timo for her arrival, saying ho
would by that time have IL house rented
and furnished ready to receive her.
The woman Ind difficulty in raising
ready money enough to reach Wheeling,
but She did so, arriving hero yesterday
almost pcnnilcss, only to find Tint the
"Rev." Mr.. Page was not here, nor was
was there In Wheeling n church OF the do.
nomination for which he alleged he WIS
to prcach-the Second Adventists.
Page is aver 90 years old, hi. vito says,
lilo Is apparently II wolf In sleeps cloth.
Ing. Last night no relief had been devised
| fOr thn woman 81. |... |,..#'a. gH'F H
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Crane. nnd win, This ycnr.

In company with Mr.. Philip schnelc a
representative Of the lSrELlIGESCER yes
to-day afternoon paid a visit TO the large
wine cellar OF Schnelc, knha Il Co, on
the hill northeast OF Martins Ferry. Tl,is
cellar is probably the largest and most
complete in Eastern Ohio. The building
is OF stone and is sixty iect by fifty. MIR.
Kuhra. who isin charge OF the vineyard
and ce..iar,slys hehas usually on hand from
six to ten thousand gallons Of wine. This
wine is largely made from the mwtaba
species OF grape, although Delaware and
Seeding varieties are grown. The vine
yard consists OF fourteen acres hard by the
cellar, and is in All admirable state Of cnl.
tivation. Mr.. kallra is n German gentle
men OF education and great experience in
wine culture. The grape crop this year
Mr.. kahra says was very good, but might
have been better had it not been for the
protracted droull,. An idea Of the extent
OF the drouth may be gained when it is
known that the fountain near the house
OF Mr.. knhra went dry for the first time
in twenty-five years.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. l2.-ln the afternoon the
market continued quiet; advanced to 7sAe,
broke to 7lysc aud closed steady a. TILc. "a a.
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A MysterlVu, ltuil, md,

Civil Engineer Linton, OF tho Pennsyl-
vania Railroad company, and q party OF
his assistants are engaged in running II
line from Bellairc to Bridgeport, with
what view is past finding out. Says
tho Bcllaire Independent Of last evening:
Sonle time; ago the Baltimore 4 Ohio
engineers run 4 line, and then it was
talked that the Cleveland, Lorain 4
Wheeling road was to be extended to this
point. There the matter has rested
unit. now anew'corps OF engineers arc
running the, line, for what purpose nobody
seem. "a know outside OF the engineers
md their superior officers. They ire very
reticeni, and will not ever give out an im-
preston OF who they arc running tho limo
Tor. tltawill probably develop in time,
however, n FSa '9f aF".' s:I ~ ~, ,,,p,
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LOCAL DuEvITIEs.
Of Minor Moment In md About tbs
H#.rHr. HHH HItS. lf 4h-HN-.S I III" H4 Z

~'< ~ |
Nor. n case was on the slate ut midnight
for this mornings police court.
TuE Elm Grove Railway will send out a
special train Mt 1880 o'clock this evening.
"TmE Two JOINS" wus presented Of the
Opera House yesterday and last night to
small, but appreciatiyo audiences.
Shook & CoLiLgR's .'storm Beaten
Company will present Buclnnan's great
spectacular play at the Opera House threa
nights next week.
M%osruEMoSp DnuMMoND, better known
here az "MUnt Drum" dfed recently TT 3tc
mouth Of tho Muskihsum river, In his
sl,anty boat. Many prople hera, especial
iy the police force, will remember Mont.
Gov. JACKSON yesterday Issued his
Thanksgiving proclamation, appointing
Thursday, November n, M n dry, Of gen.
crul Thanksgiving throughout this State,
for tho blessings Of Providence in the past
year. grL
T,,E lost boy who spent Tuesday night
Mt tho City Building was Paul Sunday,
whose iutheri is n gardener and lives about
n mile west Of Bridgeport. His. sister,
| who lives In the city, saw the mention OF
his case IN tho papers, ind guessing who
lie was, called for him yesterday forenoon.
HYDE & DEnMAS's MINISTRIES will give n
matinee and evening performance at the
Opera House Saturday. The sale Of re-
served seats will commence at Banners
music store this morning. This cOnipanv's
programme has many new features, and Il
isimmenscly popular wherever it has been
seen. 1t will no doubt draw well here.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO m.
cord n deed made October IS by Otto Hess
and wife to the %lscymann Brewing Com.
pany, in consideration Of $1,000, fM lots5,
4, ! and s In Manchester, Also n deed
made November II by Christian Land,
myer and wife to Joseph Meyer, in con
sideration OF S905, for the south halo !oi
~ on the east side Main street, in NORTH
Wheeling.
pRor. GRANGER, a "hypnotist' or mes
merizer, who has a favorable reputation
over the country, will give three enter
taiumenis Mt Charley Shay's Theatre THU
week, Friday evening and Slturda,
afternoon and evening. The Pittsbnrg!
Uiapnich OF u recent date says: "fil'
Lycenm was packed from top TO bott.n
last night. The attraction wa rroitsso
Granger, the mcslncrist, He Is reall,
clever in this singular art, and auccecdc,
in makinslots Of fun, as well rs mystify
Ling those who thought they knew ezactl.
how it is done"
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L OETlIE YUKE.,
Bonner Elntcd Over Maud S. Fcrformnnc,
q - Turned Out to GrnSa.


Turned Out to Grass.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. l2.-Mr. Bonner
and hts party yisiiel this forenoon, Wood,
burnfarln, where Maud s. vas bred and
vl.rre they saw the sire and dam as well
as the brother and two sisters Of the trot-
ting queen. They were well pleased with
the hmily and MI; Bonner was warmly
congratulated by the proprietpr Of the
great breeding estate. On his return 10
the city Mr.. Bonner was informed by
Bair that he had logged Maud S. and
found her free from soreness and
as lively as ~ell nourished
kitten. The trainer intimatcd that
he would like to make another trial at
record beating, but Mr., Bonner decided
that tho maze should he turned out for
the winter, being we'll satisfied with 2:09l
III the month of November.
The fair grounds where the unparalleled
record was made arc controlled by the
only association in the country where
they have signs oonsploqously displayed
No Betting Allowed" and where the
officers promptly eject q man il he offers
to make Il bet.
Air Bonner and his party left on the 2:995
tram this afternoon for New York.
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CHICAGO. Soy. la.-Tho Dtorsr,s Journal reports.
Live hogs-lseceipts $500 head: shipments 5000
held. Market dull anu loo lower; rough packing
81 oGai 10: packing mud shipping II 5oai 50; lishl
y Iali g; skips md gnlssets s. ial -; closed
e:tAol head: market weak md lG,20c lower; exports
70 lusa ~; ec0d 10 choice shipping S 5ht 10;
common 70 medium 81 atj 80; range cattle steady:
texans s. Gli ~: :Monatna Texans s. 9bai 50.
~Sheep-Receipts 5000 head: shipments 100 head.
Market weak nnl autlye. hut l5a4jc lower, especial.
y common to fur s2Goa3 70; medium 10 good
s. hnli 20; limbs 81 7Ill 30. ~"
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SEAL WRAPS +!

We will Offer for i few days $50 Scnl
I'iusi, Sacqucs for $33; also our Finest
Satin Lined Ncwmarkets, Braca'led Silk
md Wool, ut $50. Please price them
elsewhere anil them come and sec II we
do not save you SIS on each Wrap. These
are late purchases from manufacturers
who are loaded and must realize.
We also open daily the Newest Wraps
ut our usual low prices.
III. ENTSTIEIINIlIR,
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Squire Ankle yesterday fined Mollie
Henderson s. and costs for assault and
battery on Alice Jennings. both parties
are ,oclored. Frank Fred WIS arrnisned
on a charge Of assaulting Burnie Brown,
but the case was postponed until . r. n.
to-day. These parties are also colored.
The same Squire will try George Francis,
ST., ut 1 o'clock this afternoon, for an al-
legged assault OH his daughter-in.la law, the
Of George Francis, Jr.7
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x BOYS TERRIBLE CHIME,
!Ie Literally Roas.s n Younger Sister ON n

Nv A'teTatliy lSohsah IL louAScr Slstcr Oh n
Stove.
PlrrsnuRalt, Nov. l?.-lnformation was
received in the city to-day OF n fiendish
act committed near Dayton, Armstrong
county, this morning. The fourtecu.ycar.
old son 81 David %lIauser. in the absence
OF his parents, removed nearly all the
clothing from his younger sister and then
placed her Oh the red hot stove and held
her there until tho poor child was horribly
burned, the flesh on her lower limbs being
literally roasted. The young tiend finally
released the little girl, but not until she
had been so badly injured that she will
not live. No motive llas been assigned
for the crime and further particulars could
not be obtained.
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FOOT CUT orr.
At Stcubenvlllc-yerdfct for assault md
Slnnlcr.

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for assault md
.l4 Slnndcr.
Mary NJ. Copeland sued her hrothcr-in-
law for assault and battery and SANDER.
The jury last night returned a verdict for
plaintiff for 500 in both causes OF action.
Lewis Fntll, employed in the mil iac-
tory Of the Jeileraon Iron Works, died yes
terday morning, OF conaumpt;Gn, aged 20.
lIe was the only support OF his mother.
Tho court has ordered the sale OF a
house belonging to Charles A. Boyd, dc.
~inulting music dealer, to satisfy a claim OF
Sherrard, Mooney K Co, pcidiEg other
suits.
Yesterday morning Theodore Sunder-
land, aged ii years, while crossing the
railroad track OF tho Pan Handle iripped
and fell, but got all his body but the left
loot off the track, which was crushed by
an approaching train and nmpntated in
the afternoon.
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RIVER NEWS.

Movements OF nonts md tho Stage OF Water
IIcre and Elsewhere.
The regular packets were all on time yes.
tcrlay and did a fair business.
The river fell 4 few inches Yesterday
Last nishtthe marks indicated i depth Of
3 feet 7.inches in tho channel.
The Charleston Dock Comnanv have
just completed three new sections and re.
paired ttiU same number OF old ones, and
is now prepared 10 dock the largest steam
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ruE JuniLEE TONIGHT.
Arrangements for tho democratic j
flcutiOu. tl-sp

Arrangements for tho Democratic JOLT
ilcuiiOn.
Tile managers Of the iolliication to be
held by the Democrats this evening over
the election OF Cleveland, deny that there
is any intention to have 4 stuffed"
llnmed Knight in the procession. The
statement was made in the lSrEMIGEScgH
Democratic authority.
The arrangements Tor the parade were
completed last night. Colonel Robert
White will be Chief Marshal, with m able
corps OF assistants. The Democratic cili-
2ens living along the route OF march have
been urged to decorate and illuminate in a
style that has not been attempted during
the campaign, and as their rejoicing is sin.
ccrc and fur rcaclling, it is 10 bcpresumed
that to.nisht's demonstration will be on Il
scale Of magnilicence seldom equaled in
tho citv
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In some parts Of England men who get
tired OF their wives sell them as low rs six
pence apiece. Sometimes Il wife is traded
OH for II quart OF beer. Both husbands
and wives in such cases arc very disagree
able persons. Possibly they are the
victims Of dyspepsia anil liver complaint,
anu their health is badly run down. Such
people may not be worth doctoring, but
nice neople who arc run down by these
ailments, should try Browns Iron Dittcrs,
will bring them right up.
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Sanforl's 9n0ical Gnre.

OIL CITY, Pa, Nov. 12.-Na;tonnl 'Trnpslt ccr,i.
i!catSs opened at I2Mc: highest 7;kc: lowest 72Kc:
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ISDlc.ATloSs,.

WAsnlSoroS, D. G., Nov. Isl Nj
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, stationary temperature in Ten
ncssec, slight rise in temperature in Ohio
Valley, light variable winds.
For the Lower Lake region, slightly
warmer and generally airwcather, SOUTH
west to northwest winds.
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Till: 4 LODGE
or Masons AGJourns-hnnunl Election OF
officers. IN

@ Officers.
The Grand Masonic Lodge OF the State
concluded It's twentieth Annual Commu.
nication' ut midnight last night. The
l.odpc met at ! o'clock. During the SEES
sion the following were elected us Grand
Officers for the ensuing year: a1
Grand Mastcr-Georgc l.. Thornburg,
OF Barboursville. la, .sl
Dep. Grand Master>H. L. Howard, OF
Pt. Pleasant.
Senior Grand Warden-W. s. Summers,
OF Charleston.
Junior Grand Warden-George I.
Irvine, Of Wheeling.
Grand Treus.-llugh Sterling, OF Wheel.
ing. b
Grand secretary-o. =. Long, OF Wheel.
ing.
The following were appointed by the
Grand Muster. '.e
Grand Lecturer-C. II. Collier, .ot
Wheeling.
Grand %Cllaplain-J. W. Grantham, Of
Middleway.
Grand Sen. Deacon-Frank Burt, OF
Warrington.
Grand Jun. Deacon-W. II. Riggs, Of
Warrington.
Grand Marshall. D. W. strickler, OF
phitippi.'
Grand pur.-A. 6. Bailey, Of Spencer.
Grand Tylcr-rimotly Bliss, OF Wheel,
ing. ,J.
The Communication was a very inter.
esting ono this year, several important
questions being brought up for discussion.
During tho day yesterday the various
committees were 5usiiy engaged with
their work. The other ncmbcrs under
the guidance OF members OF local lodges,
took in the city's sights. AT the conclu'
sion Of lust nights meeting, sttpper wa
served as usual in the banquet hall.
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Another one.