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Riet In Londonderry.
PACIFIC COAST.


The Wreck OF the Haddingtenshire.
SAN Francisco, Aug. q No further
intelligence could be obtained today of
the wreck of the British bark Hadding
tonshire off Point Reyes last night. A
tug started this morning for the scene
of the disaster aud will bring back the
saved seaman and boy. URtil they
reach here no accurate Information
about the disaster can be obtained.
The following additional details have
been learned respecting the loss of the
vessel. She went ashore on the beach
about 21S miles north OF Point Reyes
light. Tue sea vas breaking heavily,
causing the vessel to ground with tire
menious force. She was a total wreck
almost from the moment she struck, as
few minutes later she parted amid
ships. The officers aud crew took to
the wafer, and although the distance TO
the shore was not more than go yards,
only the one nan snd the boy spoken Of
reached il alive. The captain and his
remaining comrades must have been
dashed TO pieces against the sides OF the
vessel or drowned. The weather was so
thick that IL vas impossible 90 discern
anything 4 few yards on, and as the
captain had loss his chronometef In q
storm near the equstor, he could not
have had the least idea OF his situation
or Of his close proximity 10 land. The
saved seaman and the boy succeeded In
reaching q house near the Point, where
they we're this morning. bot % utterly
shattered and FRUSTRATED a. 10 be unable
10 render any account Of the immediate
Cause OF the disaster. Large quantities
Of canned salmon IN cases are being
washed ashore. There are hopes that q
good portion Of this part Of the cargo
can be saved.
The owners Of the vessel are Meesrs.
| T. Low and Co. Of Glasgow aud not j..
| A. shepherd az before announced. The
same arm has lost tWo ether vessels In
the Columbia river trade during the
past two years, namely ihs Roxbury-
shire and the Perthshire. The former
vas an irtSn vessel Of 30SS tons, built In
1875 By Mr.. Dobia. she sailed from
| Astoria In October, 1883, with q cargo
Of 1855 tons Of wheat, and vas never
/ heard from. The insurance on ship
and freight Amounted 10 $4,000 The
| Perthshire vas an iron bark, built by
| rnroua Of Dundee in I674. She sailed
from the Oolumbia river on February
9, 1855. with 400 tons of wheat valued a
$1,000, 90 tons OF -four valued a
| 1900, and about zoo tons OF salmon
worth nearly $4,000. and vss lost Oh
the Falkfsnd Islands. although thsre
vas q small salvage. The underwriters
py thss Arm have lost during the last
two years nearly &tO.0o.
| Ehipping isteiiixenee.
SAN fRaScHsoo. An9. 2t.-Arrived--
British steamer Barnard Castle, from
Esnaimo.
Sailed Ship John T. Berry, for A.
toria. ship Dashing wave and bark
Lizzie Williams for faeoma-
TAroosa, Ana. 2i--Dnnse smoke.
Fresh southsass Wind One bark pass
ed in.
PoKr REAKkLr, Asa. I.-Arftyed
| Bark Pascal.
i sailed-Ship SumairA.
PoRr MAnRsoN. AUG. 4.--Saiied-
Bark Northwest.
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my dear, said frightened husband
in the middle Of tho night. shaking hts
wife, where aid yoa pat thai bottle Of
strycAninegs
aOn the shelf nexs % thu psppsr-
mint"
.Oh, LsrdF' be ereAnsd, I've svai-
lowed tt!"
sWsii. for goodness sske.n Whispered
his wife. ksep quist. o. you1l wake the
baby
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MRS. W. ]. BLACKWELL,

TEACHER OF PAINTING, DRAW
l. ing from life. still life. sketching fren
nature reroussa. etched. electrotyped
metal work. mural decoration, modelling
try and luster painting. Clay, metals.
tools. iuster colors. tapestry, dyes and
canvas furnished 70 pupils. China fred
Tor amateurs. myg
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'THASK YOU n BETrER. -
Thanks" Is cold, careless aud fails in
the purpose Intended TO be accom-
pIIshed by Its use. Il Is hesrtless.
meaningless and harsh 20 . sensitive
listener. and rolls Itself of the tongue
Is IL Il was something to be get rid
OF at this earliest possible mement.
Thank you" IL warm, considerate
and polite Il would be the coolest
kind Of stole. indeed. who could
give the words full expression with
out both the speaker and the listener
getting sight Of . little ray Of sun
shiae that would otherwise have e.
capped notice. Properly expressed.
they soothe and satisfy both they
who give and they VINO receive. and
both fied q little well Of gladnezs
springiag up 10 their hearts that bad
before been an undiscovered treasure.
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rANNING q RETTzE DOING BUsI-
" mes under the mama u The Union
nAksry,~ have dissolved partnerxh4p b.
mutual conseas Mr.. Raitze retiring. The
@. ". CenninG. who VIII Be rssponsIhie
for al acogunkh anks
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For thu prompt and certain cure Of
erysipelas, ass Ayers ear<Aparills. which
Il the spsciac endorsed - the mosi EN-
insnt aathorities-
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ARE VOC MADE miserable By Indi-
eestion, Oonstipation. DiExiness Los
af Appetsfe. Yellow skin J ehnsh's
vifalinsr 10 . positive cure. Sold By a.
b esswark
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Love, . ssueh and smoke wili nes -
main secret.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY eau
IN toned against throwing refuse Of any
kind IN the streets or alleys. The OrdI-
nance IN relation thereto win Be strictly
enforced. O. KkLIOGG.
- Chief Of Fire Department.
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Card to the Public.

HAVING sold NY DRUG STORE
Z. Co, I have determined 70 rivs M
whole attention In fufure 70 the practices
% my prufessioa and surgery.
VITA this object In view have taken the
once formerly occupied By De. Berthisr,
In Whites beck, corner Front and Co
iumhia stfeots tentxAnce On Columbsai
where l win be pleased 70 receive such
my nsr1ts enfitie me 20.
5flce open night and day. Telephone
No. s.. LC. WHTTFORD, II b.
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Executsr's Notice 60
Credifsrs.

NOTICE rs HKRKBY GIVEN by
IN The undersigned, execufors a. he
viii Of Henry =. Atkins. deeeassd. 10 he
cre4ttors Of and Al persons having claims
against The aaxd eeceaseds estate, q ex-
hislt them. with The neeeasAry voarherz
wiihtn cne yeeR after this nofice, % the
sd exec1tora Or eifher q them, atthesi
W. r. o. The snfd claims vii BE- forever
barred NARY y. ATKINa
NORMAN PKNFfKLD
kxecltou Il the aItars 81 Henry A. A
nsss q ARA rahiisaaoa. yuly & In6
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WksnrnsroE. Aug a. - The usual
selni-vsekly purchas, OF silver fer coin
aes Into standard iiivsr dollars vas
suittsd today. Sevsra, offers were re-
ssivsd o. the Treasury Department. bat
~ eess rejected a, being excessive.
ka ofiolal aid th.t while the price OF
fsx9 hsd deciined there was no GORE
wnding reduction In any Of the offers
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LOAN At ONE PER
w cent o. inslds tnprpFe1 property q
90 whise DIVER fsFn lzsdk Axsrsn sAis
oz4eA 1ns
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

II W. SMART AND J. w. YOUNG.
y. doing business under the, name Oh
smart 3 Young. have diroivsd partner
ship hx mutual consent Mr.. Smart retir-
Quoted BY y. w, Young, who viii Be r.
sponetble for all acoo1nts. An biils due
the cid firm are payable 20
aniee j. w. YOUNG.
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ilscAsrRA. Pa. Aue. 2i.--Adminis-
s,shol seilss has fisd an offisial sched.
- q The bankrupt estate of the late
lines 8. Hsndsrssn. the banker. The
haoiitties are &SSt ise0 assets from per
sa1Al property, ISL, 7ss3. The Court
kssnied an order ~ sail the real estate,
9 Which the estinated value Il el00, 600
uaposilofs mag resline 20 per cent.
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amer a sAaaswy Rsrsase,

DiSros, Ohio, Aug. 2i.--About two
l1ndred heirs Of the estate Of John
hsscef, from Springfield, Indianapolis.
Psnnsylsania and New York, win meet
y this city Tomorrow 10 prove esneF-
Mip 70 the immense Mercer estate, said
2 he verth $500. 00l.O0 jobs Mercer,
uafing he evolutionary var, Inherited
large estate near Nsw York, which he
Nssea V The Government, aud ID hAs
eaiI reosntly been as0trtained that the
sass exDifsd Ia 1876. The Supreme
sseit has decided tAst u belongs 90 the
ktfoeF heirs.
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NV oal.nlEs. Ate. 2l.--Deputy Unlt-
e Slatee Marshal Parker has identified
ee persou arrested In Monterey az AIT.
e1ncsfss tbs asfanltif,R Sab Treasury
kastnp.ion clark. The Deputy Marshal
ssefsphed thai . demand from the
n1saent Of tho United States on the
rfsslceni Of MEXICO will be necessary
sslate TIE prisoner can be sxtradited,
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PHILADELPHIA, Ang. 2l.-A sailor,
.,msd Men uenhnsiseis, who came here
81 Ksx York after being discharged
AR from the ship John Gibson. and
IA NJ subseq nea.ly taken sick with
gIIes fssss, IL nov cared for In the
P,nnsylsAnia Hospital. The physicians
~ 4 y mild case, and thst there 10
r1eauss fer alarm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-22

aLhASx. N X. AUG. "a. -ConsideFAble
s.alse@ent has tseen caused in Cohoes
strange nRht al the residences Of
49, Thomas Woods, wihose infant
49, dled on Wednesday. when the
:s1s,takef was preparing the body for
.saas enc 81 tha pastors present sod
Asstt ae,lAssd that the figure Of Q eros
80 eaalice could Be seen on the whise
Sssn that covered the child's face.
e.een booked ard saw the figures. The
rx vest ouh and people hockea 10 the
eooss until 10 became necessary b eel
- NE police % keep bach shs sro9d
49, e,osh vas frsqusntly wet with
ss.et. one The figures remained. Ths
49, wnefe the erual and cAaiiee wers
Ssnnsd uers u more elistenin2 and
Fa'sef shade tAan The remainder of the
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LcUmyrLLE. Auo. 2i.--'rhe body Of the
beautiful yonug girl found In the river
Yesterday remains at the city under.
tlksf's establishmsnt. There Is still ne
tlas ~ 10 her identity, OF 40 10 whether
sAe committed suicide or was murdered,
seonRh the lowell which was tied around
~ head and aouth indicated the latter.
kssetA parties who have missing
ttaehssrs called. bat failed 20 identify
he body.
The body toRisha was identified ~
mai Of MIRA Annie johnson OF Madi-
100. Indiana. Tbs tauses which led to
Aer death still remain q mystery.
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rae kaishss FIanaisx.

WAsHTNuroN. Aag. VT. '. Pow
DERBY, Grand Master Workman Of the
Knights Of Labor, arrived here today.
and this eyeaing bad conference With
a number of leading Kniehts Of Labor
here in reference % the Waoash strike.
Nothing definite vas determined upon,
aud further conferences will be held
tomorrow, at which . committee from
81. Louis will be present, and II b
thoaght that q plan Of action VIII be dc
cidsd on.
KILLED ny haGhtasng.
Nxw ORLsAxs. Aug. 2l.--In 81. Charles
parish this afternoon let Of colored
aeld hands took refuge under q tree
darine q storm. Lightning struck the
tree aud killed ave Of them.
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hxg tokk. AlE. 2i.--Paeiac Sc l26,
a - Express 81. Canada Pa.
80 - 49, canada Southern S9I<. Geo.
- raeias q Burlington l29s(. L,Ack.
ss. una tos1 nlnvelt a kie 0rande
~ ksn IN, Eaasa a 1exas AN,
s 800 more Ixk, Louisville a Nasn-
~ MioAl9An Central 66k
e seessoem fagiin g, Northern Pa.
40 ssefeFred 5oA,. Ncrthwesasrn i)2N.
~ terk Central no, Orecun Raal.
~ and Invitation SOL. Oragon
nssnAeantinentsl ii 4, Oreaan Isaproye
- - q fsstnu HAL SIN. Panama -.
49, islnnd lsG. - Psai sou. Texss
s..ae 10y, union Pnciiio 5l,<. United
49, kxpeess 81 wells Fargo rs
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hsHIHaTOS. Aug. II --Acting Score
kr Rairsaiia this afternoon received a
msaram from Brooks, che newly ap-
peinted Assistant Treasurer 81 San
hanoIsco, sayine shat be took posses
siaa II the Sab Treasury this morning
and formally entered on the discharge
Of bis dutisS also thu, the count OF the
moneys aud securities WIS in progress.
rae Passenger Agents Agree
NEW YoyE, AuR. 2l.--Ths passenger
agents Of the trunk lines, except the
Pennsylvania, met late this afternoon
and agreed 10 advance tue passenger
fEtss 20 Chicago AID proportionately
b ell otsst Western poiIlts.
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The Cholera In spain

MADRTD, Aug. H.-Throuehout Spain
yesterday there we're 5l0l new Gases of
cholera, and I644 deaths. During the
twelve hours ending at O'Clock last
night IA new cases and 8 deaths were
reported IN this city, and III new GASES
and ii deaths IN the province outside of
the CITY.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-28
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

| The Washington monumentWas formally
dedicated on the 21st. 1t is said to be the
grandest monument ever reared by the
hand of man in any age of the world.
TExARKANA, ARK, was visited by very
destructive fire on the Goth. Loss $225, 200;
insurance $118,000.
ROBERT J. BRECKENRIDGE made q motion
in the Law and Equity Court of Louisville,
asking permission to pay into the hands of
the receiver of the court $110,498.18, to be
lplaced to his credit in the settlement of an
account with the Supreme Treasurer of the
Knights of Honor.
HAL. GEsTENG, United States Marshal for
the Western District of Texas, and his
deputy, Manning, were killed by mail-rob-
bers at New Eraunfels, on the 21st, while
attempting their arrest.
JOHN JENKINS was sentenced on the 21st
by the Criminal Court of Nashville, Tenn,
to five years in the penitentiary for the
killing of Hog. Robertson in 1915.
JAS. STEPHENS, ex-Fenian head-center, in
an interview on the 21st, took occasion to
severely denounce the use of dynamite for
political purposes. He advocated the es-
tablishment of federal republic as the
only solution of the Irish question.
THE fifty-second annual meeting of the
Medical Society of the State of Tennessee
viii be held at Nashville, commencing the
second Tuesday in April. The society will
be called together on the 18th at Il O'Clock
M, in the State capitol.
IT is rumored that the Illinois Central
will attempt to secure control of the Mem
phis and Selma road, now building.
R. H. WINTER, dry goods and grocery
merchant at Grenada, Miss, failed on the
21st. Liabilities $4,000.
MRS. MAoKEY has given the nuncio of
Paris large cross studded with diamonds
and sapphires in memory of the marriage
Of her daughter, the nuncio having per-
formed the ceremony.
The Louisiana penitentiary buildings
were burned on the DIST.
A TERRIFIC explosion of natural gas
occurred Wellsburg, W. Va, on the 21st.
The citizens rushed into the streets, not
knowing what had happened. The cries OF
the people in the immediate neighborhood
brought out every one, who witnessed one
of the most heart-rending scenes that could
be presented. The building owned and
occupied by Kelsey Bros. and Luke Wal
tiers, the families Of each residing over the
business rooms, was demolished aud leveled
with the ground. The whole family of Mr..
Kelsey, consisting of himself, wife, mother
and two children, were instantly killed.
Mr.. Walters, his wife and three children
were badly injured, some Of whom will not
recover.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-28
A Desperate Fight in the Dark.

ROMEO, MICH, February 21.-Robt.
Cairns was awakened early yesterday
morning by some one trying to batter
down his door. He fred, but without eff
feet. The door was finally batterd down,
and the two men grappled in the dark.
The unknown shot three times at Cairns,
and was himself shot by Cairns son, the
ball penetrating his brain.
The wound was not Immediately fatal,
and the man was brought to town and
charged with attempted murder. He
proved to be Brooks Stoddart, who re-
Gently began criminal suit against
Cairns and Mrs. Stoddart for adultery
but lost the case. On account of his do
mestic troubles he has been slightly de.
ranged. The doctors say the ball is
lodged In the center of the brain, and the
ulan can not live.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-28

The Legislature of Michigan wants
Congress to pass the postal telegraph bill
The formal opening of the Woman's
Department of the New Orleans EXPOSE
tion took place on the 10Th.
THE Pennsylvania Senate on the 10Th
defeated the bill for whipping posts for
wife beaters.
FOUR THOUSAND Spaniards are DESTROYS
of enlisting in the English army for the
Soudan campaign.
THE British Parliament reopened on the
10Th. Police allowed no one to pass the
gates unless able to show that he had a
right to enter.
A HERD Of six hundred cattle were sold
at Superior City, Wis, on the 10th, to an
Englishman for $4,000. They will be
shipped to England.
The Russian exiles in Irkutsk, Siberia,
revolted recently. They were only sub
dued after desperate contest, in which a
number Of people were killed and wounded
At Pittsburgh, Pa, bill has been filed
in view Of the recent explosions, asking an
injunction to restrain natural gas compa-
MES from bringing gas into the city.
The British Government, since the fall
of. Khartoum and the death of General
Gordon, have deemed it expedient to
change the whole plan of the Soudan
campaign.
AT Washington eight hundred special
policemen were sworn in to preserve or.
der during the ceremonies attending the
dedication of the Washington Monument.
In many sections of Massachusetts, Pc
culiar and fatal hog disease is raging. The
symptoms are loss of appetite. sight and
strength, death invariably resulting in
three days. Thousands of hogs are dying.
BELG1UH's efforts to secure the creation
of an international convention for the reg
ulation of duties on sugar failed, owing
to the opposition of Germany.
The Washington monument was dedi-
Gated on the 21st with imposing ceremo-
MES.
THREE THOUSAND miners are on strike
in the coal district of Mons, Belgium.
IT is said that Ell Mahdi is making ar
rangements for heavy ATTACK upon the
English.
A BOTTLE containing gunpowder was
exploded ON the Goth at the entrance to the
italian Parliament. No one hurt.
THE production Of Bessemer steel in the
United States last year was seven per
cent. behind that of 1888.
The newspapers in Ireland are iubilant
over the British reverses in the Soudan,
and one of them hopes that success may
shine upon Ell Mahdi's banners.
THE British Government has at last be-
come alarmed at the situation in the Sou
dan, and the reserves are to be sent out to
assist General Wolseley.
The italian government is preparing for
quick action in the event of an alliance with
in the Soudan
LATEST reports from Korti declare that
the Mahdi is bolstering the spirits of his
followers by heralding British defeats.
On the 20th citizens of Richmond, Va,
held meeting aud passed resolutions re-
citing that the recent decision of the
United States Court in the coupon cases
tended to complicate the State finances
and enbarrass its officers.
THE coke pool of Pennsylvania has been
signed by all the parties interested.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

AN imaginary internal machine placed in
the Courthouse at Greensburg, Pa, on the
18th, proved to be clock-works of dane
ing toy monkey with singed rope at
tached. 1t scared the people, though.
MA,SSY protests were fled against allow
ing - Masonic Order to participate in the
Washington Monument ceremonies, on tie
ground that the Masons have no more
rightS than the Hibernians or any other
order. The protests were too late, though,
for the committee to act upon.
The secretafQSaf the Interior has de-
nclined, to rslnstate 1e land entry Of John
Talbot, in the Che senne district, Wyo-
mike Talbott's ent would, if allowed,
e lace Nim in pe9s5sion of the land com
boring the eEHre water supply of the city
<ChaeenneS
ayE Canadian voyageurs, who took Gem
eral n alseley's boats up the Nile, arrived
at Que hstown, Ireland, on the 18th, on
their yahy home. They embarked on the
steamA hip HsnoTerian.
ON IL 18th the First Battalion Of the
Coldstrean Guards left London for Sua-
kim. Thee were many affecting scenes
as they embarked.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-28
ran q NEWSPAPER.
THE RIDE Of DEATH.

Shocking Result of a Family Sleigh Ride
The Father and One Child Killed, the
Mother Fatally Injured and the Remain
ing Two Children Badly Hurt.
MUNCY VALLEY, Pa, February 2l.-A ter
rible accident occurred about eight miles
north of this place last night, by which
two persons were killed and three others
fatally injured JAS. Harberecker, aged
forty years, his wife, aged thirty-eight,
and three children named Mary, Henry
and Willie, aged respectively if
teen, twelve and eight, went out sleigh
ing in large two-horse wooden sleigh to
visit neighbors. On the way home, about
ten O'Clock, the horses took fright and ran
away, drawing the sleigh with them,
throwing the occupants out and drag
ging them for nearly 500 feet, when the
horses fell and were unable to go any
further. Other parties, in sleighs that
were coming in the opposite direction,
saw the accident, and stopped and rem.
dered assistance. 1t was discovered
that the fathers neck was broken and he
was dead, and one of the children,
Henry, had both legs cut off by runner
Of the sleigh, and died before medical aid
could be summoned. Mrs. Harberecker
was fatally injured, and the children,
Mary and Willie, were also badly hurt
about their bodies and head. The
dead and injured were taken to neigh
boring farmhouse and medical aid sum-
moned. This morning the dead and
wounded were brought to their home,
followed by hundreds of people.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-28
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.


The Illinois State Encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic at Peoria, on
the 18th, passed resolution urging the
passage of the bill to place General Grant
on the retired list.
The first formal vote of the Illinois Leg
islature for United States Senator result
ed: Logan, 101; Morrison, 81; Haines, A.;
Lawler, 1; ]. H. Ward, /; John Smith, /.
No election.
The Mahdi secured ali General Gordon's
papers and paper money, and is cash
ing the latter to obtain needed funds to
continue the warfare. The British off,
GERS and men are eagerly buying up
these notes, and also Ieaden medals struck
off at Khartoum, which fetch their weight
in gold as mementoes of Gen~.sl Gordon.
MRS. JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, W., Of
the American Minister, died at London "a
the 10th.
GENERAL STEWART, who was recently
wounded in Egypt, is reported in less
hopeful condition.
ON the 18th the Illinois Legislature ball
loted again for United States Senator, but
no choice was made.
IT seems to be generally conceded that
Bayard, Manning and Garland win form
a portion of the new Cabinet, but with re-
gard to the rest there is no end OF specu-
lation-