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pAoKrn,s LOCKOUT.
Tho packlng. Eslabli.Hulonta Of olno

The Packing. Establishments OF Chicago
Turned into barracks.
CHICAGO, October 1O.-There were no
disturbance at the stock yards to-day, but
the entire vicinity Of the great packing
housen was bustling with significant pre-.
parations. Tho Plnkerton force at the
yards has been Increased 10 four hundred
mon, and each one Of them Ia
armed with revolver and repeat.
Ing rife. To-day tho large packing
establishment Of Washington Butchers
Sons was converted into q barracks aud
will be the headquarters OF the force tin.
Ill tho trouble has blown over. The head.
quarters have been connected BY wirel
with q number Of stations In different
quartera oi the yards, 90 that news Of au
attack by strikers can be instantly com.
munlCAted and a force Al once detailed Ia
nut down tho uprising,
Tonight q number Of patrol waRonl
stand about tie barracks and horses X
draw them are quattetsd near BY. Pin.
kerlon'a force getB its fAtionB At the Tran
sit house, but will probably have 10 X
elsewhere tomorrow, 40 the chief WAItfesi
to-day informed The proprietor Of the hotei
that a. a meeting Of the wAilresses hell
last night II was decided Il
serve no meals 10 Pinkerton met
alter to-day. The Apglo.AmeriCal
Packing Company has mado preparation
10 vlthaland q eisge. There ID d hlgl
brick wall about the buildings, and pre-
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POLITICS AND FINANCES.
An Observer on County NIatters-s Saturday
Nights Meeting.
III lbe g,IiIov ~ IA. I,1.I,y.,...-

An Observer on County NIatters-satur,lay
Nights Meeting.
To The Editor OF The Lastlgaeer,
sIR:-I SEQ by the proceedings Of the
Board Of County Commissioners that Mr..
seeley has gotten another slice OF nearly
SlOO from the pockets Of the tax payer,
on account oil plumbing done In the conn.
y wing Gt the capital building. / suggest
shat Tue 4NTELLIGENCRR publish Tor gener-
81 Information tho cost to the county Of
the improvements TO the north wing, and
the Smount drawn by our friend seeley.
1t vii! be Interesting reading. | also aug.
Hest that you ascertain the amount Of
material hauled away by certain members
Of the Board, and the price, II any, paid
therefor.
A friend Of mine who attended the
Democratic meeting at the Capitol rink
on Saturday night reports that II was a
windy Wilson blowout" from the be.
ginning to the closing. 1t meant the
death, politically, OF Camden aud KsnnR:
use watch and wait, and bsIore FEBRUARY,
1887, 1t Will DO seen that j. Neylan Gam.
den made q great mistake when he COM
mttted the leadership Of his forces to such
men IS Simpson, Naylor and our dandy
little trimming sheriff. The three in one
would not make Bob White" or Bob Bar,
fake White, Barr or Ran Stalnaker, all
warm friends II ltakeit) OF our senior Sena-
tor. They ars constantly abused as anti
Camden men by the little "Junta" that
assemblies nightly in Charley Bshler's
saloon, and yet any one Of them has more
state iailuenc1 in oue week than the
"Junta" in u lie time. Some one re-.
marked to the writer that the little scheme
er looked like one afflicted with Cramp
colo on the stage Saturday night,
willis AL. Caldwell gushed on the Gov.
ernor, but when II. 8. Walker took
Some Of his grand flights In praise
Of bis Ohiet 1t was feared by many that
Ohio county would lose her Sheriff by
apoplexy. What the real meaning Of
this Saturday night meeting Of the De.
mocracy was, Is difficult to dstermine,
and many OF our local leaders are In q
quandary. Some Of them who proiessed
Iealty to the present Senators are now
preparing TO desert They think they see
sigma Of an alliance oiIsnsiye and deien.
stve between the smiling statesman from
the Eastern Panhandle and the "howling
demagogue" from Ksnawha. Has Cam.
den lost all the political sagacity he ever
posSeSaedp Gan he not see what Ia going
on In tho Northern Pan. Handle and else
where? INDEpRNpRNT No.2.
Wheeling, Saturday night, Oct. 0, 1886.
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TIE "rnANlr rnINrEn."
How Senator Kenna was Received ut Il.
Government Printing Office.


Government Printing OrIce.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 0.-The Republican
has the following: The difficulty oxper.
fenced by private citizen who wishes TO
gain admltLAnceto one Of the new Demo.
cratic officials has been realized by many,
but by none so forcibly as by Senator
Kenna, Of West Virginia.
Shortly after tho nsw public printer,
Mr.. Benedict, OF New York, took charge Of
his office, Mr.. Kenna called o. the govorn.
ment printing building on business con.
neCted with that bureau, The West Yir.
0inian would never bo taken for A dude.
Nor Is he much given 10 fine clothes, al.
though he Is always neat enough 10 hia
personal appearance. He persists, how
ever, in wearing a soft felt hat, resemb.
ling slouch, and this, to eyes sCcus.
toned to more stylish headgear, makes
one look rather rakish.
The doorkeeper at the government
printing Office, In answer to Mr.. KenuA's
inquiry for Mr.. Benedict, gave him one
glance and then waived him of, with the
romark that Mr., Benedict was mt seeing
any tramp printers that day. Tho Ssna.
tor was somewhat taken back Gt this ro.
ception, but he insisted quietly that his
card should be taken up to the Public
Printer. The doorkoepGr consented to
the request with bad grace, and took up
the bit OF paateboard handed him, on
which was inscribed simply "John L.
Kenna, West Virginia." no hint being
given OF the rank ot the caller. II was
not many minutes before the messenger
returned, more supercillious Than ever,
with the answer that MIR. BedediCt was
engaged and could not see anyone. It
was evident, from tho manner the
card had been treated, that the fresh New
York man and the now aggressively fresh
messenger had no idea who the patient
man standing at the doorway was, and
the young senator thought II about time
to assert himself. He said sharply:
"Will you be kind enough to 10 again
and tell Mr. Benedict that Senator Ksnna,
ot West Virginia, desires to see him at
once on public business" The effect was
electrical. Three steps at a time the mes.
senRer jumped up the stairs, after casting
one terrified glance at the now amused
visitor, and In less than two minutes he
returned with Publlc Printer Benedict at
his heels, protuse In his apologiesior what
he characterised as his stupid mistake In
not knowing that a United States Senator
and the chairman Of tho Democratic Con.
gresslonal committee wanted an audience
with him. Strange tramp printers will
hereafter be more politely received at the
Uhvafnmhnk nrintinU nIIiHh
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Stage of tho Water and Movements Of the
steamboats,.
The O. W. BatChuIor, the Pittsburgh
packet, is again laid up on account OF low
water.
Tho Benton MacMilleu Is laid up at
Bellulre waiting for enough water to On.
ablo her to reach Pittsburgh.
During the past week nine boats Of paw.
Ing fre brick were received here from
New Cumberland for uss Oh tue streets.
The steamer Louise 10 on the Armstrong
Docks, ~ Point Pleasant. Sho will bs rs.
painted, new timber put In hUr hull and
otherwise repaired.
Pittsburgh parties aro figuring on the
purchase OF this Return, a New Uuinber.
land packet II they buy hur she will bo
loaded with a cargo Of glass aud queens.
wnrO for the southern market.
There IL prospect Of q now steam ferry
plying between Mingo and the opposite
landing above WellSDufg, A good stage
Of water is reported between these point
and good landlngSon both Bldes render The
scheme practical.
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JuDGR JouN BRANNoN is telling the
gOod people oil this district that he Is 90
ins Consres, over the manly but pros
tate form Of General GoG. "Ephriam
isfdeth on wind, and iolloweth after the
eNt wind" In the same breath the
prophet said: "They do make a covenant
With tho AOayiians, and oil Is carried into
Egypt" This early reference to oil in
matters Of this kind is quite striking.
Nov the A0Syrians arc they who dwell in
Cleveland; their pipe lines do carry the
rcSy auid to the uttermost parts, and
their ahokCls do find their way into
the convention, and in the halls
oil legislation are not CONSPICUOUS
by their absence. Their bOndmsn are
Numerous in the conversations Of the
rulers TO do the bidding Of thslr masters.
Therefore will we none Of them or theirs.
"Rphraim ieedeth on the wind, and fol
lOWeth after the east wind" aud he
Taxeth not fat thereon.
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lrnpatDiul to SEQ man Of Ex-senator
Dwif experience trying to make out a
clean bill Of wealth for the Democratic
party. The measure which had the sup,
port OF msjorlty Of his par:y in Congress,
was 80 offensive to the Ex-senator that he
felt obIigelto protest against 1t. That
bill WAS dis!inc.ivaly and purely a Dsmo,
cratic measure, devised by Democrats,
supported by Democrats, aud defeated by
Republicans. 1.-THE people could bs made
tObslleye that tho Democracy Is a party
Of protection, Democrats like Mr.. Davis
mI,ht wake up some fine day and discover
that there weEo not enough Republicans
in Congress- to atop the Democrrtic mis-.
chief. Tnut would be an awful awaken.
iny
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The In sra.cottc., Victims.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. lO.-A special from Cape
Giradeau, Mo-, says: The body Of Judge
Hager was caught yesterday afternoon
about two miles below where the La
Mascotte exploded her boiler. This is the
frat one Of the drowned psrsons that has
been found, except the four brought
down on tho Eagle. The suffering victims
are al doing Well except the carpenter,
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TWO WOMEN BURNED
IN A rRNENpNF HOUSE FIRE
At Cincinnati, Yostsrday-A Little Girls
Horrible Act She Murders Three Chill
drOn stabbins them with Rusty
knife Cause of the Tragedy,

oIScTSSAEI, o., Oct, lO.-Thls morning
between 9 aud 8 o'clock, August Becker's
residence and tailoring establishment,
No. " Moore street, was discovered TO be
on Are. Fifteen minutes we're wasted in
au attempt to turn in an alarm, and by
the time Of the arrival Of the fre depart
ment the place was thoroughly cleaned
out.
IN searching among the ruins twodead
h1dles were found, They were those Of
Margaret Link, aged 20, and her daughter
aged Is, They occupied rooms on the
third floor and had evidently arisea but
had been unable to force their way out
through the smoke and flames, The pc
cGniary loss will not exceed So. 900,
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The Central Oil Company, Of this city,
iSaEaln having trouble With LIS No. / well
on the Martin lease, adjoining the Bung.
hole properly, In the Washington field.
II has had no end Of bad luck with this
well. Friday night the ars broke aud let
tic tools down Ia bad shape.
The drill was nearing the sand and this
detention Ia more annoying than II would
have been NJ another time. With thls
lbhing Job ON hand II will bs several
days before tie well can possibly bS
brought In,
Tho production Of tho Washington field
for the twCnty.iour hours ending IL noon
Saturday was IA OOO barrels.
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ArrIynl of Iile Ilenr.

WASHINGTON, Oct. O.-Ths following
telegram was received at the Navy De
partment this morning:
"U. s. s. Bean, 0uNALAsKA, Sept. 20, l
VIA SAN FRANCfsCO, Oct, 8. I
"Hon. w o. Whitney, Secretary Navy:
II have the honor 10 report tho arriva
In this port, on the 10th inst, Of tho U. $
revenue steamer Bear, Captain NJ, A
Healy commanding, With Northern Alaakt
exploring expedition on board. All we'll
Succeeded In exploring Arctic AlaSka 10
the Arctic Ocean. Reached tho oCeat
sixty miles 10 the eastward Of polh
Barrow. Have forwarded written synnp
BiB Of work done,
"LlEUrENANT Gro, NJ. SroNEY,
Commanding Expedition"
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TIE SENATORIAL CONFERENCE
To bO Hold mt wellsbarg ON Wednesday OF
This wSok-Thu Candidates,

To DO Hold at Wellsburg ON Wednesday OF
This wSck-rhs Candidates.
The Senatorial conlerees chosen by the
Republicans Of Ohio, Brooke and Han.
cock counties, comprising the First sena.
torial District, have been called TO meet
AT the court house iu Wellsburg next
Wednesday, october 1s, at sio'clock,
to choose candidate for the
State ssnate who will lay Mr..
John o. Pendeton, the Democratic can
didate, on the shelf, high and dry. The
conference was TO have been held on Sep.
tsmbsr q but wsS postponed for good
reasonP.
Hon, N. B. Scott, whose place in the
Senate Ia TO bs filled at the coming
election, 10 mentioned for re.elec.
ton more frequently than the candidacy
Of anyone olse, Ia fact, there are no
avowed candidates, Mr.. Scott has said
that he did not want Il, but It 10 gener.
orally believed that lie would sacrifice bis
preferences and business 10 serve his con.
stttuonts were his nomination made
unanimous. The other Republicans that
have been named for the place arc Dr.. 7.
Il. Logan, Mr.. 7. O. Modat and Mr.. W.
Newt LinOh. This time the Senatorship
belongs 10 this county.
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outraged and Murdered by Gang,

HAzLEroS, Pa, Oct. O.--FrAnk Bruzun.
Bki, a sixteen. .yoar.old lad, aud Frank scs.
lin this morning discovered the murdered
aud outraged body Of young Bfuzuuski's
mother. The spot where the body was
found indicated that fierce struggle had
taken place before the crime was com.
mitted, There wero two deep cuts be-.
hind each ear, which had been inflicted
by some sharp instrument, and tue face
was badly scratched. The place where
the body was found indicated that several
perSous were engaged In committing the
outrage,
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DEA1psEY.RIrz RACE.
Tho rAllnaerpnlaa u Bent. the Wheeling Man

Tho PhiladclphIan BeAtS tho Wheeling AIar
In u Close Rnue,
PmLADELrHlA, Ock, l0,-Pat Dsmpsey
won tho three-nile nIngls scull race from
John Ritz Rt Shawmont on the schuylEilI
yesterday, in 2lm. 24I,, by three -Iourths
Of o length, The water was as smooth az
q lake and the oarsmen had every incite.
ment to victory except spectators. The
rival attraction Of base ball callsd many
interested In sports TO the diamond, while
the old error OF trying to get the attend.
anCe OF the public without letting tho pub,
lir know through the newspapers what is
going on explains the plsry hundred that
gathered to see the start.
Harrington Fitzgerald acted rs referee
and 10 Liebprt as ildgB at tho finish.
w. A. RenneIt was tim, keeper for Ritz
and Ellis Ward for Dempsey. Both men
were In 3 aplendid condition, and at the
word "go" at 5:O3 caught the water nearly
at the same tlms. Riz soon rot lead
however, which lie held for about mile,
when Dempsey seemed to gather fresh
strength ana came teating down the river
with that powerful aLroko OF bis. Inch BY
inch the PROV Of hls shell forged along By
the side Of Rltz's boat and finally took thu
lead, He held 1t well, made the turn aud
caulO toward the finish closely followed
by lstz. The latter gained gradually on
Dempsey and many thought he would
pass him. The last quarter was very
closely contested, but Dempsey managed Ia
hold his place and cAiue over the liue IN
the time given.
The race was for $20Oa side. Tho ref.
erOe and limekeepers followed the oars.
men in John Muudell's Solar Tip.
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form exists in Armour's packing houses,
Notwithstanding the threatening attitude
Of the strikers, he has continued TO puT.
chase hogs, A large number have bsen
been placed in one Of the buildings, and
the inference 10 that men are to be i'm.
ported from outside Of the city, There
were no formal meetings Of the strikers
to-day, the men ContentinR themselves
with gathering in knots about the yards
to discuss the situatlon.
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RN Dr. ALIENS discourse yesterday
o, the condition OF the freedmen OF the
South, aud the duty OF the whites in that
behalf will set somebody to thinking.
Here Ia a practical question, aud 1t must
be INST in a practical way. Itiss ques-
ton which combines philanthropy and
pa,riotlgm,
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JunGE GAEy's remarks in passing SEN
tslco on the anarchists 30 straight to the
mrk. HO does not minCe words, There
bae government OF law in this country,
aud men who disobsy the law must pay
the penalty when they are caught. The
fate Of the Condomned anarchists Ia a ter
ribo one, butso was the fate oil the brave
policemen who perished miserably In the
digchirse of their duty. They had no
trial, no chance to save their lives. They
wer, murdered, and tho penalty for mur.
der ia hanging,
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nlr E1press lsobbOry.

LITTLE Rock, AK, oSt lO.-AdviCes
from IordyCe report atwO thousand dol.
lar express robbery at that place. The
money 10 reported 10 have been stolen
from tho Southern Express Company by
d, B. Miller, a Telegraph opBrAeor. The
Fobber ls described as having dAIk hall
and mustAChs, left Laftn oil, between elbow
and wrist, ane also wears an artificial leg
He wore 4 blue plaid suit.
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1lorloloy County llopublloan Ticket.

U5FTtIpVNulEIoIU Of NV IH't'1IVt"1tI'
MARrlNsnuRa, ". Va, Oct o.-The Re.
publiCanS Of Berkeley county met in cou.
vsntion here this evening aud nominated
the following ticket. George W. Feldt
for States Attorney, Hon. u. N. Kitchen
Tor County Commissioner and George N,
Bowers and George H. R,pp for the
HouSo Of Delegates, Perfect harmony
prevailed. The ticket 10 the stTongCsl
nominated for many years and With
United effort on the part Of Republican,
every one on the Ticket will be elected.
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PANAMA, Oct. lO,-A horrible tragedy
occurred at ohlnquinqulra, in the State Of
Culdiuamorca, where a child thirteen
years OF age murdered three children by
atabbing them with rusty table knife,
and subsequently, beating their bralus out
with 4 atone,
Tho child murderer is very small Tor her
age and 1t Ia believed that she Committed
this horrible deed while suffering from
the effects OF having been bitten some
weeks previous by mad dog,
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TnE city Of Wheeling gsts natural gas
irep Of charge " run the water works
Bsllalrs will have 10 pay 500 per month
for gas 70 r1n the engines that furnish
water The difference 10 considerable,
but II results from the lAct that the city oI
Wheeling asked ior tho ga In oompeiss.
lion ior the uHe Of the Blreels and allays,
and Bellaire asked ior nothing for the tisd
Of the streets aud alleys and got nothing,
This will make q difference Ol siDO per
dfpndenl
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TnH Brooke county Local rsysthat II ia
reported hat President o. N, Brady, Of
the Rive eide Glass works, has ro1lgned
Bic poslt on, 10 take effect upon the com.
plellon Of the new factory now being
built and addsi nThis decision Of MI
BrAdy's, II lnal, will occasion general re.
gtet, 40 under hla inanageinont the COM
pany has been highly prosperous"
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TIE LAST GAMES
OF tho American Ssoclntlon Clubs Mt Gin.
Glnnati, Louisville and st. Louis.

VI mo American AhsOClntIOn CluDs mt Gin.
clnnatl, Louisville and st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. lO-The Louis.
villes closed the season here to-day and
were defeated by the Athletics in an in.
teresting ssma. Tns teatute1ot the game
were Werrick'a tlno batting and miserable
fielding. Hts thrce baggor aud home run
brought In nearly oil the ruus made by
tho home teIm. Scors:
Tnnlnss~"."..""." 2 046G7S
GSRIIsSIlis.... 1ISIsIlos......... :; 8 9 9 8 9 &!
Earned runs, Louisville 0; Athletic 9
Home runs, Ksrns and Werrtck. Two
base hits, Larkln, ThrOO base hits, Brown
Ing, Warrick and stovay. Passed balls,
Kerns 2; lI1blnson2. First base on balls,
of HeCker 3; Miller 8. Struck out, BY
Hecker |; Miller I. Double plays, Nc.
Carr, unasaisted. Stolen bases, Hecker
White, Werfick, Robinson. Umpire
| Kelly.
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"Iris we'll kroSn," says the Fsirmont
hl4, that its [the B. & o.sl power was
emp oyel to III, utmost to defeat the
pr,sen! Govemorof the State" The Inder
Is mistaken. The highest official Of the
roal who io1k any active interest in tho
mater wa, Welt known Democratic
po'iticiln who did all he could for Mr.,
wilson. Republicans would have been
glad to accept auybody'a aid which did
not conoromise them, but they received
none ron the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Clmpany. -
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An international Killing,

WASHINGTON, D. o., Oct. 0.-Nothlng
has been heard Otlclally at the State D..
partmsnt Of the case Of tho Mexican Gap.
tain pinAlO, arrested In Texas for shooting
across the Rio Gaudo aud killing a man
on this Slds. Under our sys!sm an often.
der Ia simllAr circumstances would be sub.
jVCt 10 trial on either aide Of la boundary
line, and, i1 the absence Of any fopressn
tAton 70 the contrary by Mexico, II Il
presumed that the BatnS doctrine will bl
recognised In this case.
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DINE museums are showing what they
raj, vanishing lady," Is 1t too much
foo suspect that in private life this lady
Is known as the star.Eyed Goddess Of
RalnimI
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DETROIT, Mich, Oct, 10 In accordance
with the decision Of tho brewsries an.
uounced last night, the men, numbering
500 have been locked out. The proprle.
tors cay they will not allow dic!ation by
any union aud announce themselves
ready for long, continued fight. They
have q largo stock OIL hand and have SO.
tuted the promise Of many outside con
Germs to ship no beer to Detroit during the
crouble,
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CHICAGO, oCh lO.-!Michael Cudah be-
Ing asked what reply was made 10 the
message sent from Richmond yesterday
by General MssIor Workman Powderly,
said he was not at liberty to say
anything about the matter. The
dispatch should not have been
sent TO him as he was not president
ol the Packers Association, nor was he
authorized 10 enter into any negotiations
looking toward final settlement Of the
dispute. II Mr.. Cudahy's manner aud
tone, however, could be taken as all in
timation OF his feelings on tho subject,
he 10 not avefse to any prompt, reason.
able arrangement which will put an end
10 the strike.
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sE Paul, Oct "a dispatch 10 The
Pioneer Pres from Mandate, Mimi, SaySi
A blight earthquake 1hock was felt here
this afternoon, Parties from the country
Opot the nhoOki which WAS hlighk
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SECRETARY LAMAR will soon marry Q
Georgia widow. And then 1t will bother
ths waylaring man to tell which is the
,ecro,ary and which is the widow,
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EVERYBODY will be glad to hear the
,,,i news from the missing AnChoria,
which, it was beginning to be feared, was
nnmhpIel among the lost.
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Special Dispdieh 10 The IRttllpaiotr.
Sir JOINS Run, w. vAn Oct, O.-The
Republican convention Of Morgan county
met here to-day and nominated Lewis
LarEent for the House Of Delegates.