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mother LeadrirIe Bank Goes Uader.

DENVER, January SJ.-After heavy run
NE Merchants and Mechanics bank, OF
Leadville, suspended this afternoon and
Vas Immediately attached. Thirty-seyen
fhousand more attachments will follow.
No estimate Of the liabilities, or what 4
will pro baby pay, are at present obtain
Eb.e. This leaves but one bank in Lead
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HuNTINGToN's NEW TACK,
which Looks Much Like q scheme 90
secure Delay.

WAsHIHGTos, January 80 Huntington
has taken a new departure in raj road land
grant legislation by asking Congress to
pass a jpint resolution empowering the
Attorney General OF the United States to
proceed against the roads claiming land
not earned. He wants the Attorney Gen.
eral authorized to employ special attorneys
to attend cases in the several States where
said lands are located. II he does not sue.
ceed in this, he and bis agents and associ.
ates will then turn their attentions to the
Senate, with view OF defeating any meas
ure that the House may pass.
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to the Payneful revelations recently made
regarding the woman-man, Lydia Rebecca
John Calhoun Payne. and the red.hot fight
over the postoffice mess of pottage. New
developments succeed one another rapidly:
mean in
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The ohio Hhnt.IsIt Nytb.

TOLEDO, January SO.-Reports having
been recently published TO the effect that
lone wild animal has been invading the
cemetery of Wood county, near Fostoria,
burrowing into the graves and feeding on
be contents, ap investigation was institu-
|ed which shows that the story was greatly
Exaggerated. But one body was so dis
rrbPd
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rir., STATE ptnu.r Of she seasen.

WAsurKuros. Jsnurry 3O.--The Presi.
pent gave the first State dinner Of the sea-
son at the White House this evening. The
east room 8 BEAUTIFULLY decorated With
trophic4l plants. ferns and exotics, the
Marine band being stationed in the fur.
ther end OF the room President Arthur
assisted by Mrs. McEIroy received the
gnPSts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-31

When remedy has proven itself to be
q cure for consumption and perfect lung
restor er, it should be kept In every well
regulated home. We refer to Dr.: Wistar' 8
Bslsam Of Wild Cherry, Q single dose Of
which will cure an ordinary cough or cold.
A few bottles will cure consumption, II
- .ssy pleasant 70 tAxS
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,,a1,sssuse PosToFFlcs FIGHT.
o,ou,y Citi.ess wake Up ana Deny
a.pdry Misstatemenss.

s.nary Mi.staaemenss-
o',-rrpondenes Of the Register.
.sTxarox, January so.-one of your
..snondenss spesks Of Martinsours as
&C corfssR 'sspssny Hollow of the Panhandle"
,ne 0 ,nIIy impressed with the spplica-
J wa Wa 81 ths title IS stepped of the train
O.hss a.. - point yesterday on my way
~ ~ washington. One OF the oldest In
70 W. informed me that SLEEPY Hol-
naoa' - h.sn for years in comatoss con-
low .. M hnt 4 present had plunged into .
e,.0o, en,..o,ss.S y.ssx q sxaissSsss inOsSsas
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LET US HEAR FROM Mr.. MURRAY.
CoBEressnan'sw whites Startling story
n Told TO Springer's Committee.


N Told TO Springer's Com mmittee.
WASHINGTON, January 30.-Representa-
tive White, Of Kentucky, testified befors
the House Committee on Expenditures in
the Department of Justice to day in refer
ence to his assertions in the House last
week concerning The present Governor OF
Utah. He referred to the charges OF irreg.
ularity in Office OF Murrly, while United
States Marshal OF kentucky. and said. the
Government had been wronged out of
thousands of dollars in consequence Of ex-
penses incurred by fruitless and
unnecessary prosecutions against citizens
of the State by which they were harassed
ana embittered against the government
and its officers. False and fictitious charges
were made and numerous prosecutions had
been instituted for the most trivial viola.
tions OF the law and arrested parties taken
from remote parts OF the State to Louis.
vile, passing en- route commissioners who
could have heard their cases on preimin-
airy examination. This was done, he said,
not in the interests Of the government but
apparently for no other reason than TO
make costs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-31

rI1TsBugsH, January S0.-The mouldsrs
at The Lewis Foundry and Machine Com.
psny's works, Tenth street, South Sids.
have been notified Of . reduction Of their
wsrts from 81 IS to t2 80 per day, 70 90
into shect shortly. They have decided not
10 accept The reduction.
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A Plausible story.

TRENTON, n. j., January SO.-President
Roberts Of the Pennsylvania road was on
the stand in the DinsmOre suit this after
NOM He stated the Pennsylvania road
bsd nothing 20 do with the DiEsmore SUIT
and had not interlered with the negoas-
tons between the Philadelphia and Read-
lng srd Jersey Central roads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-31

FoE scrofuls, syphilitic disorders. thin
and watery blood. sluggish liver llndi.
Gated BY poor digestionl weak kidneys
(indicsted by both nasal and urinary c.
tarrh, infiamed eyelids, ste. ! use Ds. Guy.
.otts Yellow Dock s.od SarnparillA. It
gradually rebuilds q broken dovA consti-
tuition and festores robust health and
strength to esery part No other remedy
er.-ls L
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Down On the Contracs Labor system.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. January S0.-A COM
mittee composed Of members Of the differ
ent labor organizations with headquarters
mere leave for Washington tomorrow to
urge the passage OF bill restricting the
importation OF foreign labor under the
contract system.
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ANOTHER INVESTIGATION.
Mr.. Holman. or Indiana, After DOsae
Prominent Republicans.

WASHINGTON, January 30.-Some time
ago Judgers, OF Arksnsss, introduced res.
olution to investigate the expenditure OF
the accumulated rents Of the Government
property at Hot Springs. which had been
Appropriated for the construction OF sc wers
and the improvement ut the cre'k. Ii is
now proposed 10 broaden this inquiry and
have the same SomInIttece examine into
the dIsposr,ion 81 the property at Hot
Springs Grave allegations affecting the
character Of number OF prominent Re.
publicans are made aud said TO be suscepti.
Die OF proof Mr. HU.mHn. OF Indiana, will
in roduCe the resolution Ui inquiry.
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.nt,i and Gerster Appear Together.

CHICAGO, January &p.-The joint ap-
pearsnce Of Patti and Gerster in lies
at NcYicker's tonight, under
nfapleson's management, served to bring
bud an extremely fashionable audience
those numbers were limited only by the
spacity of the house. Both prima donne
Nere received most cordially.
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Defense Of Yit. John Porter.

WASHINGTON, January %. - The Fiiz-
John Porter debate will close on Friday.
w. w. Phelps, Of New Jersey, Repnbl.
can, will make the closing speech for Por-
ter, introducing new evidence that proves
the faIsity OF statements made by oppo-
nents OF the bill.
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Twelfth Annual Exposition

CnIcAGo, January SO.-Ths Inter STATE
Industrial Exposition, of Chicago having
settled its difficulty concerning rental Si'h
The city, announces that the twelfth CON
secutiye annual exposition will open sep
leube, ID and close October lStn, 1871
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CHICAGO, January 9.-Dispatches from
Livingston, Montana, confirm the report
that all the property Of the National Park
improvement Company, outside OF the res
ervation. has been attached by creditors
for debts reaching several hundred thou.
iand dollars.
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Upity There n atreussb.

PIrrsBuReH, January S0.-Tbe retail lum.
Der dealers Of Western Pennsylvania, Ohio
< West Virgins effected an organization
here to-day the object Of which 10 to pro-
tsct their interssts against the sncroech.
mems OF wholesale dealers.
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ADIsabled steamer.

GALrHoRE, January 3O.-The Pilot steam
ship Caroline reports the steamer hea'n-
more, at the mouth Of the PstsPsco rlVer,
having lost three blades Of her propeller ~
sea. and the other in Crsighlll cnannei' %
.She VAS bound from New orleans, Ior An
t,artsm. Assistance has gone 10 her'
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An Old Dodge.

ITvHULLE, January S0.-A slick 'onsu
Stranger presented at the Commeicr
BanG This morning check for s6Oo WIZ VIZ
was Gsshed. Inquiry proved It Iors md
put the stranger had already left Town AA'
las Lot yet been captured.
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Inx..,Ix.,inx rrichinosIs.

CHi,AGo, January S0.-Dr. W. L. saimou
Chief OF the Veterinary Department Oh 'ne
bureau OF Agriculture, who is here inves, YES
ngs!:sg the trichinosis in pork, went .atO
lie s,gyk yards this morning 70 o0SAi-
material FOR q report.
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All. well That Ends Well.

PI1rsBuRss, January So.-The employees
Of the Pittsburgh and Western railroad did
not strike this afternoon as threatened.
President Gallery, who was shsent return.
ed from New York this ewing and the
men viii be paid in full tTmorrow. No
trouble Ia apprehended.
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A PowEsFul LOBBY

Orsanised In tAs Intersss sls lAsA
Claisn Syndicate.
WASHINGTON. January S.-Senatcr Et
murd ds private land claim bill has aroused
the antaguaism Of q horde Of officials and
.ehemen interested in perpetuating the
present outrageous system in vogue In the
Ys,i.S. Te1r...or;es. Tasy have cs:1..zsa
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DEATH WARRANTS SIGNED.
George Ioses and lessee Carter TO he
RssEed April 3.

AADEed April y.
HARRISBURG, January 3o-Gov. Pattison
has nominated, for the President to sp-
point, James Long, of Philadelphis, 70 be
Commissioner of Pennsylvania at the
Worlds Industrial and Cotton Centennial
Exposition at New Orleans, and Z. II
Thomas, of Mechanicsburg. Secretary OF
the State Grange, to be Alternate Comm's-
sioner. Long IL personal friend OF
Pattison's and Republican.
The Governor has signed the death war
rants Of lessee Carter and George Jones,
convicted OF murder in Allegheny county.
They are 20 be executed on Thursday,
April "a
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Tn Ra,tty the Arreeue~s,

PIrrsnuRGH, January 3O.-A convention
Of Western snA New York window glass
map uiacturers associations has been called
in Cleveland next Tuesday TO rstify the
srreement by the conference committee
with the Workmeu.
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Il yous systsn rss,ins esysf z H.
q ' yoay 1ss . fssslsss q ysss 49,
Hvs md usisesy osUs!nlaasssI nys
bIoe6 bad7 Dcsee0 - Heo1s0 uSSSs
youf Do yoq su6ss frea 49, - y1I.st
Ire ycu Teak nd deee IL Led e1sseoa
s5vs - fetieusf BsWesOi kaga!l -.
~ h1ojtb b using Dr.. 0eysotfe YeuoU
DECK sna Sssnp1St04
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y,S,no., ana F,rsman KILLED,

ST. LOUIS, January SO.-A LOCOMOTIVES
and passenger train on the st. LOUIS anu
San Francisco Railroad jumped the srsSk ~
Faber was killed and Fireman I. A. Rooln-
Son fatally scalded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-31

How the hearts of Q crowd swell and
throh with pitiless hatred againstthe man
who coughs during the performance at .
theatre, when they know he Is too stinEy
to invest twenty five cents IN q bottle oi
n Or'f'- r~--s IN
A>.. 49, --D- - -SSs
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Didp,t Get Mueh Booty,

CLEVELAND, January so.-Burgisrs broks
into the Milan postofios last night and
stole $l5 and IS worth of stamps. Two
brothers, Frank and James Kellar, we're
arrested on suspicion.
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Tn. L,,.,,. Accident Is.ss.ises.4

X, osEsrEr, n. Y. JsnusJ 3o.-A local
train VAS ditcbed hear South Livonia No
iody xss seriously hurt The 6rst reports
.ugsetted o catastrophe.
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A Hstel Asthss Dsal.

CLrvELAsD, January 30.-pr. Aedisoo z.
butcher, the author Of various standard
medical works. died at hie hons here 10
night, Sgd sixty1iK.
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AR.,lro.d vin.d fer . DEATH. -

LrsrsTos, ME.. January 3o.-The Grand
Trunk Railroad Company, indicted for
causing the death Of J. W. Perkins at Ne.
chsnics' Falls. in 1882, has been found
guilty and fined 81 600.
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HARRISBURG. January o.--0ovefnos Pat.
,ison states thst he will not call sn extra
session OF the Legislature 70 pss - sppor-
tionmtnt bill.
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CoLo in the head is one OF the 80 .
,olnSs hat can happen to 9 lacy Canss
ace handkerchief, and DIR. Bnil sOo-S rs,
syrup - decidedly the best remedy " os-
MAJ Ss.l.
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Rxy. A. ". WnfTEEY, Hinehsa,. Wis
seys: "Aftsf long sickness from lung 70
vtr ] Used Browns Iron Bi'teTs sod ss'nsd
St<eEg:h."
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Rep001D1 WsoeG q erssA
Nlv BAvU. Coss. JAsussy N-h y
rspostsd thst Nsw Hassa md horhsn
ton psssssoss tAis sossses. .ss o.sesss
md evsAl DssseAEsfs ipjused. une
rspoStsd thsS - en- took No.
uc train h. DDna oo6
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4 Thrrntnniur Sinl.il.

The air hercabonis Is fsciehtci With
rumors of riots and disturbances upuH
the line of the new i. : q. railroad. a:.u
a very uneasy feeling prevails N c"u>,-
quence. That there is great dis>ati>far-
ton and Indignation, lot only among The
foreign lab0rgls upon the line but anon.
our own citizens Who have dome work
and furnished supplies and received no
return for the same, cannot /" denied.
That the matter will cnlmjAatc III 4 SER
Gus outbreak and pei haps much &e,trHc-
ton of property. is greatly 10 be feared.
This is no idle talk. but Il serious, iraj-
tive fact that should not hc ,Ijsrrga:0yd.
and the company should take some steps
towards preventing dishonest contractors
from swindiin@ the people, and, il posi-
BILE, towards making good tae losses 81
ready sustained.
The mutteIings ul the COMING storm
can be plainly hear. all along the Eii.c o;
the new road. Good. substantial citizens.
who have been made victims 81 thiuyius
contractors without 4ny n!ral:s Of jorilcss.
and utterly "ut oi all Patience aye threat
ening dire vengeance against the com.
pany rs Il ls,t resort. and unless Ills mat
ter is i'll somc way adjusted "o fear Ton
the Consequences. The railroad company
should in Srif-,lctcnvc take Enil 81 Ghi,
matter, for the loss and damage ncirirmt
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Mr. Cooper, portion of the f3lc-b-y and
part OF the race bank was carried away.
1t will cost several hundred dollars to
put things in running orde. again. y,
the wo3lcn factory, kunNu IL i,ov.ivncc
Mills, owned and nun 10y tn lieas:s.
Juhnsons, the damage was very great.
The large head gates were washed ont,
the head and tail races were filled up
with debris, part OF the tcm.cr5ars were
washed away, the bridge over the race
was taken oil, the luliing stocks were
moved out of position, aud number OF
articles are entirely gone. II. Clay and
w. johnson will be losers 80 The amount
of five or six hundred dollars.
The old factory property, formerly
owned ana operated 10y Nj. Jan - CrA"-
ford-uow deceased VT, badly torn up.
The Mccullough IGoE Company also come
in for large share Of the damage. but
mention has already been made of their
losses. Nearly all the parties are hand
at work again making All the necessary
repairs. JEIL.
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Accident n North East.

The main tiinbcrS supporting the floor
joist of the second door "i the sew Grand
Army hall hcin., buiItat North l. lst cave
way on Tuc&iay Afternoon last. iajG.ng
Nathaniel Mitchell, oolored. who Was
apon the second floor, and Seward and
Cecil Cooper sons Of Mr. Cha&. Cooper,
who were on the first floor beneath. The
gir,lcrS that gave Wa were OF yellow
pine, and were to be supported III The
centre with iron rods from above. ! cor
respondent writing from North Last os
the accident says
a temporary prop was placed under
the gir,Iers to remain until the rods could
be put in place. This prop suddenly
gave way, precipitating the ti:nhers and
colorcd man. Nathaniel Mitchell, to the
floor below, distance %. ! feet Work
ing under this falling man were Charles
Cooper two sons, Seward and Cecil.
Each was struck by falling timber. Sew
ard was severely bruised abput the back
and hip; Cecil was eli about the head
and suffered greatly from The shock lie
remained i'll a stupnT foy several hours,
but gradually recovered sufficiently 10 be
removed to his homo. The col
ored man sast'i9el r,inlI! injuries
about the legs. Dr. Wo,raiI, who had
just left tie building Il icw inmates be
fOrcthc accident, promptly returned and,
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crs, he found Mr.. Froude, small, mild
hammered man, with his family, in tears,
packing his effects. He stated that be
was bein; turned out of doors With his
family. without means or place of shelter,
and really was i'll bad fix. The Sympa-
thics of the sheriff S posse were aroused,
one OF them even offering to pay the fare
of Froudc and his family to Wilmington,
where he wanted to go, and all of them
came home expressing sympathy with
unfortunate man. SO ended this rad.
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RAPE AND MURDER.
y Young Colored Girl Ravished
aud Afterwards Murdered.

On Wednesday afternoon last young
coiuIcd girl by the name Of Ann Peters,
! fourteen years Of aye, was raped and
then shot and instantly killed by col
orcd man named Dan Tucker, in Sassa-
| fras Neck at point known as Peddle
| Lane. The shooting occurred i'll Il small
! house on the main road a few hundred
, yards from the residence of the late VIM.
/ Knight, occupied by one jim Pierce.
( he uaiy witness present at tue time was
| I young colorcd boy abou5 six years of
age. His statement is that Tucker and
/ the girl were III the upper story of the
house. and that he head u noise and
( Scuilliug as though struggle was going
| on between them. After a little while
/ the girl ran down stairs and Tucker
| after her and Just as they reached the
lower floor the pistol went off and
/ the girl fell, the ball striking her
/ III the centre OF the forehead. lie
/ did not see the pistol when fired and does
not know whether Tucker pointed it at
/ the girl or not, as his back was towards
/ Chem at She time. She die J III about two
/ hrurs
It is thought that Tucker committed
OF attempted to commit Il rape upon the
girl and then Shot her, thinking he could
get OF upon the plea that the shooting
was accidental. The physician who ex-
amined the body could not determine
positively whether the rape had been
cOmSummatcd or not. Tucker imme-
diatcly left the house after the shooting,
going towards Kent county, and was
captured N the town Of Galcna in lh:t
| county, Late in the evening by Constable
Thomas Benson. He was arraigned be-
for, Squire Nansant, who committed
him to Jail withoat bail, and he was
locked Up Oh Thursday.
Tie pistol, which was small seven
chamber revolver marked ''Guardian,"
was found on him.
Tucker is large, powerful, i'll Hooking
man, jet black, and evidently of a surly
/ and wicked disposition. His statement
is that he was sitting on chair in the
house taking the cartridges from his
pistol when it was accidentally dis
CHARGED lie denies all intention to in
iure the girl, and remarked to our re-
( porter that lie would not have done the
deed for Il farm.
! Drs. Wills and Crawford attended the
Girl an& were present at the inquest.
which WAS held by magistrate Nansant.
/ The jury were: Thos. p. Jones, Ir.,
James H. Benson. Geo. ID. Scotland,
Thos. Ruthwc!l. Chas. CUlps. VIM. Du-
hamrl, Harry Duhamc!, Jem c. Price, jr.,
Geo ". Benson, Jas. Manlowe, Charles
/ Lcckier, and james Doughcrtv, who,
after hearing the evidence, rendered a
verdict that death had resulted from a
/ pistolshot wouno received at the hands
/ of Daniel Tucker. The testimony of
/ The physicians indicated that the girl mad
been fclaniou.ly assaulted before the
( shooting.
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MARRIED.

NnKAN-IIYNEs- st. Mary's rectory,
North East, by Rev. L. X. Miller, on July
:!d, 1881, Mr.. Frank j. Moran and Miss
Maggie l.. IIymes.
PEITCIIAED-M July 2ti, 1881,
nj the NJ. L. Parsonage in New London,
by Rev. +. Potts, Mr.. Louis l.. Pritcharl, of
Newark, Del, and Miss Mollic G.. Mahan,
of Elkton, Md.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June %, by
Key. l.. Il. Miller, Mr.. Patrick Henry Cur
rel and Miss Laura Eebecca Hoffman.
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Pritchard-Mahan,

On Wednesday afternoon last, Mr.. l..
l.. Pritchard, of Newark, Del, led to the
altar Miss Mary G. Mahan, eldest daugh-
ter of the late Joseph i. Mahau, formerly
postmaster of this town. The bride is a
pretty blonde, one of Elkton's farest
bellies, and is but seventeen years of age.
The young couple left here after dinner
and drove to New London, Pa, were
married and reached their starting place
before o'clock in the evening. They
will remain in Elltton during the sum
mer, and then will probably remove to
Philadelphia, where Mr.. Pritchard is en-.
gagged in business.
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YANKEE DOODLE.
\ Campaign song by Nicholas Pamphill".

Ny friends, l ask You one and all
10 give me your attention,
Iii tell YOU what our brave boys did
y our last conventions:
they nominated two great men,
James Blaine and John y Logan:
With these two men we all intend
70 give the Denis Il tlogging
Yankee doodle beat the drum,
Yankee doodle dandy,
We are going to do that thing this fail,
And do the thing quite handy.
With two such men to lead us on,
II looks To me quite plain, sir,
Well sweep this good old country
From the shore to the main, sir.
With James G. Blaine we will be led,
Backed MP hy John \. Logan.
Wen meet You DENIS again this fail,
And give you one more logging.
With good protection on our side,
With that against frrc-tra,le, sir;
We will drive yen Denis from of Til:
track,
Way back into ;hr shade, sir,
Mud there well keep you four more year
And do that thing SO handy.
Tii"n we'll strike up that good old tune
0flankar Doodle Dandy.
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The Flood at BAY View.
"im Correspondence Of Thr Wing.

Ga Thursday, June 10Th, about $40 \.
feet higher than ever before known.
Nearly all the bridges have been swept
away, and a great deal OF damage done
to the pablo roads along said stream.
The mill owners have suffered seriously.
At Gilpn's Falls mill, owned and run by
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P, W. G. B. Branch Penna. Railroad.
LOCAL NEWS.

From this date THE CECIL Wing aciW be
serced to aceekly subscribers IN Port Deposit
by ROBERT L. STEBBINs. Robert IS an
industrious and enterprising bog, and orttt
merit tie good ,ciN Of has customers by hts
prompt service and obltging dfsp0sft0".
Pdtr0nize him.