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TUg ,RoDTEs or MARCH.

It wasthe request Of Tie general meeting
thatsthe Afternoon parade be made rs short
rs possible SO as not to interfere will, the
speaking. Therefore, 1t was decided TINT
IN captains call their clubs out Mt ~ .s0
o'clock sharp and; be at the rendezvous 20
that tho line. can move promptly at ! $50
u. Tho command forward will be
given at that hour II only one company is
present. The line will form on Main the
right resting on Fourteenth. The line
will bo up Fourteenth 10 Eor street: IN
Eof to Twelfth, down Twelfth to Market !;
up Market 10 Tenth down Tenth 10 Main !:
down Nlain- to Twelfth; down Twelfth to
the pontoon bridge, and across 10 The Pair
Grounds. I've q, M a. ! !
AT the corner of EoF and Fourteenth
streets. Mr. John Frew's residence, where
General Logan will BIO guest during his
stay in the city, the Reception committee,
General Logan and the other speakcrs and
guests will take carriages and fall in line
at their proper place escorted By the
Veterans. At the corner OF Main and
Tenth the carriages and Veterans will
cross thesuspension bridge and rcioin the
parade on South Front street, '511}t s53f5.g
::!l. TUE NIGHT DISPLAY. {.
y Tie route for the night parade was loft
to Col. Travis and Adjutant Brubaker. It
will be a torchlight procession, and ono OF
the grandcst ever seen in the. city As
everyone will be tired, these two gentle
men thought It best not to make tho route
q long one, and therefore decided on the
following: The line will form ! on Main
street head ats Twelfth, ut 7{p'clock and !
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VIII bS>IIu,,r,

\ Information was received in the scity
Yesterday to'the effect that the sentence d
William Coleman, convicted Of murder III
the last term OF the Circuit Court, AMI sen-
fenced to be hanged October l7,Swill be
committed to Imprisonment for life
Caarlfston 7flNes.- Inquiry madcat the
State House Yesterday rs TO tho truth of
thisstatement and no one knew anything
about il. z At the session OF tho Supreme
Court just held mt Charlcstowniapplica-
ton for 4 new trial was made, but that
court sustained the lower court in all its
rulings. Coleman is one OF tho Spurlocl
gang and WIS an actor in the Woods muir
der: Of last spring. He deserves hanging
il ever a man did. W. t'l,1 a = ST ~
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INDICATIONS.

WAslIISoroS, J. G., September 23.-l 30
A. M-For the; Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, local rains, variable winds, higher
followed by lower temperature, lower
barometer. s ofst 81 ~ s
~ For: Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer partly cloudy weather, local ruins,
southcrly winds, lower barometer Is ;i Il
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The following shows the range OF the
Thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. NJ, 80; II NJ, -; 3.r. NJ, rs; Z r. NJ,
-no =. IFa,z5E'l ~ F-,ss' - -s,s ~. :
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i-s"I WOULD not live always, i ask not to
stay We DO not wonder, with, such Il
cold rs yours, but there is Il bright side to
every thing, and svnshinecvcn for those
racked with pain. DR. Bulls Cough Syrup
never fails TO cure even tho most stubborn
cough, a.
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VEST FRONT HEWMARKETS.

1yc show them i'll beautiful Bro.
caaed silk and wool, and tailor
made; also Seal Plush SacQuGs,
which we offer extremely cheap.
Call andsoo the cheapest Children's
ClcakS in the state; VIC. have them
in any size. We also offer this
season the popular Cannonsbnrg
Blankets, and wear headquarters
for the best Wool Hosiery in the
city. Call on lis and be convinced.
is and 20 Eleventh Street. va
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1.-Two Stock,

CHICAGO, September a-Thc Drovrs' Journal re.
1900 head: market weak: all gratlos dull: com.
laaeoc lower: export grades 81 4OaG so; good 10
choice 50 0oa6 SO: range cattle weaker; Texas
s. Goal O. Live hogs-lseceipts 10000 head; ship.
packing S s5a1 III; ipaoklrs and shipping Is SM
%; liphtsi 2>aa Us: skips and gr,sscs 81 C,5 Is
she9r-Receps o.e99 head; Shipments 500 head:
market steady: inferior to iairs2 5ca3 20; medi.
um 10 good s. oQa3 Is: Texans s. 5Gi3 80. The
Lir SocE Journal reports cattle receipts weaker and
tho market for American live stock and choice
american stccrs Is cents per pound, dressed lot.
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sgor Salt.
pIANO!1FOR SALE,

.G1TY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-TllE
~ undersigned hns for sale on Cs.ldwcll'. Run
piece Of ground consisting OF several is, irt tFa.
1854 at private snlc. 1t will on thu, ,.ay, lsGin.
nng Of 10 o'clockA. NJ. be olGrc! n, pnbic saIS On
the premises. In lots to suit purchasers. l0t iu,.
Iher particulars cngnirr Of Denis OkCe!fe 0. John
=, 20 aakin ,or the subscriber.
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Cotton,

CIScISSA1I. g.. September 22.-Iive hogs quiet
SS n Is 2a6 .; receipts 1.5oO head; Ehipmens Al
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81 LADIES tailori made suits specially at
slls1 Main stree, II Mss Q. Q, WARD, ].
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NEW 'foRK, September 22-Cotton ouiet:T III.
!nrtS slcay: September l0sGc: October l6.lSc; No.
yember 10. lsc: December l0.2ac; January Isle:
- February lsa. loA7e: March April TO- nc; May
and firm Mt l0kc. : - = 's"u 1."iee
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State Of Ohio from the State Of Virginia,
might now be stained with blood, "a
scene Of perpetual conflict between two


State Of Ohio from tho State Of Virginia,
might now be stained with blood "a
scene Of perpetual conflict between two
hostile civilizations, -or rather, ,civilza.
ton against a system Of semi. barbarism. 7
FELLOW CITIZENS: Men or SALlii COLOR
AND RAcEs:, I give you Joy on this glorious
anniversary, and hope you will celebrate
II for ut lcnst a century to come. Il \, n '2{5l
& The effect OF tho various steps toward
freedom OF slaves was considered in /,
manner which showed the attention tho
speaker had given TO the history OF Ills
race, and then followed d candid and sin
cerc inquiry into the future Of the race.
Tho address was able and eloquent
throughout. a gslI..Sl AZ
N A LITTLE POLITICS. W X, /.
In closing Mr.. Douglass spoke warmly
Of Blaine and Losaif, md polntedly and
forclIly against the Idea Of "independ,
cncc," ms another name for Democracy,
among tho colorcd people. Hc thought
any colored man who would vote 70,
Grover Cleveland In preference 10 Blaine
and Logan was dangerous man and dc
served 10 be rcbuked. 5I
IAltcT nc LOOK lllB SeAt ex-senator Powell
Clayton, Of Arkansas, was introduced, and
spoke briefly. 1Ic declared that FREQ
Douglass was superior In intellect, supc
rior in attainments, Justly superior In fame
to Grover Cleveland. Before CLEVELAND
was Ielectcd Governor, II any man her,
had been asked who he WIS, he probabl,
could not have told, while every man
woman and child In tho country knew
and honorcd Frederick Douglass. EtH.
The political parts Of the speeches wcr,
received with unbounded enthusiasm
which showed that those present wcrt
largely Republicans. q a
The public schools Of Martins Fcrr,
were dismissed for tho day to allow thu
pupils to attend the meeting. The Steu
benville Cornct band furnished music.
l .H I. I'D H
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Dry. Goods

New YoRE, September 22-Thcrc Inns been
light trade III NIL departments with many buyers to
arrive tomorrow. Many orlers for new selections
have been deferred until then, while the dcmund
for mems wear WOODEN continues. 1t should be OF
interest to the trade to know TINT the Riverside
Mills Oily onted sutings for next spring have been
sold 10 extend their possible deliveries 6coreA pr
1855 Orders rrach eighteen thousand tiGrts SIX
quarter goods, which Is the largest quantity ever
engaged for one Scsgon 49, -, 49, -
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, September 2-Cattlc market
slow and prices strong at quarter OFT from lasj
weeks opening prices: receipts a,sls head: ship
ments 2;296l head. Hog market slows receipt,
1000 head; shipments 5,loo head: Philadelphia
81 bta6- 60 Raltinores 20 a0a6 80: tYorken IS co.
sraSsers 20 aja5 Is. Sheep market slow al las,
weeks prices; receipts 1905 head; shipments !, lDl
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dor SALE-COVNTRY SEAT.

DOR <SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE
~ Property. sItunted on the Ohio river. M'ea
miles above Wheeling. 1lenbovc /, ncw ES
story Store Room, lsx+5 feet, and !wel!n: CO .n
btucd, and grounds f0dxf5d feet coretta wtM NY
trees Also adjoining the above acrs Of rioSnGa
suitable for building purposes. nov covered WiI
lrilt trees bearing tho choicest fruits lngnlfT o.
J. 9: HUTCHINSON, lli0 Chap!inc street, Whct'ns'
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--rN ~
TWantcI.

WAaNTED---A STEADY, RELIABLE
NV Gil to! do housework In a small family.
steady work With good n.y. and be- treate inve
OF she iamlly. Enquire nj 25l5 Chaplinc street
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TIrusvIlLE, September e2-National Transit Ger.
tiilcatcs opened At 1906 highest TIC; lowest Tic;
closed At ING. Shipments for the cn,lro oil ~.
ons On. los barrels: runs for the entIrc oil regions
aO3O7 barrels; charters 7Gs0 barrels. DeaIist
news received juAt beforu the opening OF tho mar
kct this morning. from Phillips well, caused heavy
selling Just ntcr trading bpgnn Some large blocks
Of oil were thrown OH thu market nnd bidding
quickly declined from 7ac TO 7l1sc. From this point
thcre were several rallies OF short duration, prices
In every ease falling back into the seventy ones
The trading for tho day WINS not over large aud the
closing was weak ut INC bid. Phillips we'll Is
now doing 10 barrels M hour. The johnson well
i not expected 10 until the beginning Of October.
i WINS reported to.tluy nsnin. with how much truth
u IL impossible 10 say, that the PHILIPS well md
l,I III In 2 ~.
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In tho afternoon, officers arc requested
10 have their drum corps stop drumming
at the entrance 10 the grounds and not 10
leta drum DO beaten alter TINT. Let the
bands make NIL music wanted OIL tho
grounds. It is particularly hoped that
drunmers will have some regard ior those
that want to hear and not beat while on
the grounds. It is IN outrage on both
Speaker md audience.
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OIL CITY Pa. September 22--National Transit
certificates opened at nc; highest 7s1Sc; lowest
anccs 5,;I.cO0 barrels: runs GS,y.9 barrels; ship.
ments 9,199 barrels; charters 7G2.0 barrels. oil
City OIL Exchange stock, 81 Gu bid; IS 70 asked.
PITTSBURGH, September aaa-ln tho afternoon the
market Wns more active null advanced to 72c de.
S SoEe and 10 clssd s 7s ad n s 70 M
United ne; refined TAes ~. ~
BALTIMORE September 2.-petroleum dull; re-
fined 13zai5+c. sGa H.. u
rHlLA prLrilIA, Pa. September 22.-Petroleum
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"PlG leon" HELLEY's MEETING.

In the evening, Hon. W. D. Kelley will
deliver a speech in the Opera House.
The place will probably be jammed to
suffocation. Tho reputation this gentle
man enjoys is such that he draws crowd
anywhere. n
y 1t has been suggested that the commit
tee ask for volunteers to act rs special
policemen at the afternoon meeting The
gathering will be Of such size that the de-
tail from the small city force will hardly
be large enough.
To-day everything will be pushed and
fuller particulars will be given tomorrow.
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CINCINNATI, O.. September 21-Flour steady and
~ fnlr demand: family 81 aa3 ~; fancy q 0&i IS.
Wheat stronger: No.. . rel 7SaS0c; receipts $500
bushels; shipments l6,v0O bushels. Corn demand
fair and market firm; No. . J6>Ic. Oats steady and
~ fiir dcinnnd al !75la.15+c Kyo steady at 07c.
harley In lMlf demand; extra No. full 6Dc. Pork
hrmcr ut ST. W. Lard scarce and firm ut 737iSSc.
Hulk meats strongcr: shoulders exc; short rlbs
lOiic. lhcon dull mud noinirnl: shoulders nc;
short rib lie: short clcnr ilkc. Whisky steady at
81 II. Butter scarce uni irin extra creamery 2Sa
3Oc; dairy 2,aic. Linsecd oil quiet al 5Cc. Eggs
strong. and higher at l6al7c. Cheese steady aud
firm; factory 5alOc. g's.E rrfr NV'mWu
ToLEbo. o., September 2a-Whcat dull; No. 2 rcd
cash 7S,1c: September 73I.c bid: October Tic; No.
vemler 1SJsu; December Sic asked; M. 2 soft SIC
september 56Hc bid. Bic asked; October 40 bid.
Oats steady; No. . 2GlGc. Clover seed, prime to
medium, 81 10; No, ., 81 80. z. 49, "a
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FEEpINN TIIE r1IoI,sANps.

It was suggested that committee oil
ladies' be appointed to provide lunches for
visiting clubs, but us nearly every family
will have some one to entertain that day
and in the meantime will be busy provid.
ing for tho day, it was thought that the
task would be too great n one for the
Indies, and it was decided to leave the ar.
Engagements for feeding the multitude in
the hands OF the caterers and the persons
who will rent booths for the sale OF oys-
tiers, sandwiches, coffee, ETC., from the
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Che l(l|' Qt1t!titeltiI4e,tter.


Onico. Nus. ga and ~ Fourteenth Street.
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TnEplumed Knights, as will be noticed
by an advertisement in this issue, are
called to meet this evening to arrange for
the Logan demonstration. The Eighth
ward club is requested 10 meet 1T its
headquarters at 80 tonight, rs business
OF great importance is to DO attended to.
Tie president Of the Fifth ward club has
m advertisement in this issue in which
he calls for n meeting Of that club to-
night. lie desires a large attendance as
lie has matter Of considerable import
ancc to present. 5ffr d. i'$g 80
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We come here to-day to celebrate no
trItiing or insignificant event, but one
which formed the turning point in the
life md history Of a great nation and in
tho destiny Of millions upon whom more
than two centuries Of slavery had fallen,
and left crushed and bleeding. < !
It was the beginning Of a vast and won-
destul change, but for which We should
not be here to-day breathing tho sweet
autumnal mir OF Ohio freedom. Some Of
us, at least, might DO bent and sweating
under the. burden and lash Of slavery:
This pow peaceful :yiyes,S separating Tie
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move at so'clock prompt The line will
ee up Mainto Seventh, up Seventh to
Market, down Market to Fourteenth, 4 up
Fourteenth to Jacob, down Jacob to Six.
tecnth, down Sixteenth to Main, down
Main to Twenty-fourtli, up Twenty.fourth
to Chapline, up Chapline to Twentieth,
down Twentieth 10 Market, up Market to
Lincoln Club, the rcgimental leadouar.
tiers. In marching up Fourteenth street,
Gen. Logan will review tho parade ut Mr..
'Frew's residence, provided hc Is In the
city. A reviewing stand will DO built for
the purpose At Lincoln Club, Col. Travis
staff and aids will review before the mar.
ode disbands. g.T I Y. (. 'itlifS -
~ THE VISITING CLUES. ~ ~
Tho State Committees Of Ohio and West
Virginia, In their posters announcing tho
meeting, invite oil clubs to attend md
participate and that invitation is meant.
Every club TINT can get hero will bo vel.
coined. Outside Of that general invitation
the Plumed Knights have invited several
clubs and will Invite more, but the time
Is 30 short TINT some may DO overlooked.
No ofIensc should DO taken ut this, but
every organization should come on md
help "paint tho town rcd." Come with
banners, torches, bands and drums md
bring your friends with you. Such is tho
invitation OF tho committee and OF tho
Wheeling regiment. as T5
All visiting clubs will DO given the right
Of tho parade, the Wheeling regiment
holding the left. Ata meeting Of tho
plumcd Knights tonight 1t will DO par
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changed Lard v,icr, October November ana * 3

changed: Lard eesier; October November and DC!
cctnter 23if lower NJ t ~
PHILADELPHIA, PA, September 2..-Flour itrcgu.
lar Rye 1ouI demand iaIf and market ann; GOOD
western s. 62I Wheat unsettled; No, a red Sep
tember .saasc; October Si1,4asi,sc November
60, saSG15sc. "a Corn options nomlialy "a shade
stronger; car lots steady. and lin fair demand,
mixed 67a65c. steamer yellow Gle; sail mixed Sep.
TENDER 6oaG5c: October 5Dl aGlc: November Is
Rhs1sc; December ~ Oats Qulet and steady:
no grade SoSc; rejected. white 40; 4 No. l. white
$780, Lard firm; refined sLoas, 75c: steam lisa
790c; butchcr loose 7.eoa7 .I0c butter scarce and
Arm; creamery extra sc: New York and uIanionl
county H., extras 2aa2ic: western tlalry extnl
~; western fair 10 good l7al9c.N Eggs firm aud
fairly active; extras HAZE. Cheese firm; Ohio
flats 7a95+c. whisky dull at 81 Is. q etsE .l.t 3
BALTIMORE, No. September A.-Flour steady
and quiet; Howard street and western superhnc
81 aaa G5 cxtta s! 71aJ b family g. 76at75. Wheat
western lower md dull; No, q winter red spot
s3}{c; September s., October s3,iaS3]sci
November 10 XaSs,sc; December ~ Ssas7,S T.. Corn
western nominal mixed spot CoEc. Oats higher
mud Urn; western white 37a3Sc,d mixed 3iaaoc
Rye quiet NJ hsaCec. Hay quiet and steady. Pro
visions easy and QAlct; mes pork 81 70: bulk
meats, shoulders and clear RIB sides, packed, "
lie; bacon shoulders $40: clear RIB sides 10
Hams lS'IaiG.Sc. Lard, refined We. Butter Arm
western, packed lGlSc; creamery 9sssa.7c. Figs firm
1T lGAl9c Coilee gulcl RIO cargoes. Ordinary ID
lair gaaio5Sc. Sugar steady; A soft G3sc. Whisky
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TIE bylaws OF tho Sand Creek Eoom
and Lumber company, located ut Ravens.
wood, have been presented for record Mt
tho office OF Secretary Of State Stalnakcr.
The summer Of 1884, is n thing Of tho
past. Autumn commenced ut 10;la 4. NJ.
yesterday. Straw hats should now be shot,
and 1t is in or,ler to pull out the fall over.
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A VOTE was taken by James Mckee on
the Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky
train, on the road from Pittsburgh, Satur.
day evening, which stood: Blaine, q;
Cleveland, 8: Butler, l, NGsl5l
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is and 20 Eleventh Street.
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Liberty ( & coSTlSdnycY,

Although this proclamation was only q
promise, and weaker still, n promise given
on conditions, and to be withheld should
the conditions DO complied with prior to
the first Of January, it WIS, nevertheless,
hailed with hope, joy and gratitude, by the
enslaved millions and their friends, all
over the country. 1t fell upon the coun.
try like . calm ray Of sunshine upon a
dark and. 4tempest-tossed ocean. Even
those who had no sympathy with the
slave, saw in it m effective blow against
the rebellion. II struck the rebels below
the belt. Slavery was the stomach of the
Contederacy. It could fight while the
slaves were making bread 10 feed it, but it
could not fight oman empty stomach. /! Il
was known that II tho flag Of the Repub.
lie offered shelter and protection, Pom.
pey and Cesar would lay down tho shovel
and the hoe, and make their way into the
Federal lines. The fear, however, was.
that the robelsi stifi-nccked, proud and
mad tas they worei would lay down their
arms in time to avert, tho threatenct! blow.
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TIE fifteenth public concert OF the
series being given by the Opera House
Band, under the city's auspices, will take
place in Capitol Sbuare this evening. An
unusually fine programme has been pre-
pared, that will be well worth listening to.
Only one more concert remains to be
given this season. '' -'GFF, Z. NJ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-10-16
WHIT IsOIsPfP!IIi

Among tho many symptoms Of
Dyspepsia or indigestion the most
prominent are; Variable appetite;
faint. gnawing feeling at pit Of the
stomach, with unsatisfed craving
for food; heartburn, feeling Of
weight and wind in the stomach,
bad breath, bad taste in the mouth.
low spirits, general prostra,ion, head
ache and,eonstipation. There is no
form Of disease more prevalent than
Dyspepsia, and none so peculiar to
the high-living and rapid living
feasting American people. Alcohol
and tobacco produce Dyspepsia; also
bad air, rapid eating, etc. BUR-
DOCK BLOOD BITTERS will cure
the worst case, by regulating the
bowels and toning up the digestive
organs. Sold everywhere.
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OHIO!
Republican by about q, 900
A GAIN OF FIVE C0NGaESSMtH!
WEST VIRGINIA ClOsA
OHIO

The Rspubllesns earned . nobl'' Sicier,
10 Ohio. Tuesday The Ispubheap ms
loriiy !. larger ihss in tho STATE q iisoa
10 1880 vh.n the lameosed CARTEL ,au
ior Pre,ident This j. The isofy ,iteie
from the fact that for the last tso gears
The Democrats have carried the STATE and
dem osstrstes that there IL little German
detection. that the prohibition yot' 's uol
much larger than in former rreniisatial
yssrs. that the Republican party 10 siill
practically solid and marching on 10 vic.
tory. 1t proves that the Democrats have
oytr.ioss the Mulligsn letter business,
TIA. George Jones, George William Curtis
asd the Roy. B..chsr cannot lead al,
great Bun,ber Of Republicans into the
Denocratic camp aud that il they are DOT
sick nov they will be pretty likely 10
need tie services Of = physician sbJui
three weeks hence.
l. Is also reported that there has been q
Republican gain OF five Congressmrn II
Ohio and that Frank Hurd who ia bril-
liant man but a strong free trader has
been beaten in the Toledo district which is
ordinarily strongly Democratic.
The Returns from West Virginia come
in very slowly but show small Republican
gains II these gslns continue uniformly
the State it will give the State TO
the Republicans by small majority. The
Democrats claim it but the Republicans
have not given up.
G. l.. Macarthur Of the Troy Telegram
sends a dispatch Wednesday afternoon
= hich claims 20, 900 majority for the Re.
publicans ia Ohio and q probability Of
mere, AID that there is Republican gain
,f five Congressman and three more Dem
,cratic districts in doubt, and that West
Virginia is very close and may be Repub.
licsn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-10-16

Never before in years have the Prohibi.
tory managers in Massachusetts, been so
slated as in the canvass now progressing.
They seem to have plenty Of money, and
are using it, too. thoroughly in the State
under direction Of their ''jack in the box
nominee for 1t. Governor, and will proba
bly, poll considerably increased vote over
several previous years They will place
iu the field independent candidates in
Cos gressional, Councillor and Senatorial
districts, and will alss nominate candidates
for representatives. Only those will be
nominated for the Legislature who are
il favsr OF submitting TO the people q
prohibitory amendment to the constiiu.
ten