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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-03
BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. and Mrs Cassidy are entertaining
friends from Washington City.
Mr.. Harry Fogle left yesterday for Co
lumbus, To be gone several days.
number Of our people intend takingin
the excursion 10 Chippewa, Friday, August
9th.
John Pratt, Of Colamer, o., formerly Of
this place, Is the guest Of Miss Carrie
BrannOn.
Mrs. Winnie Odbert, Of SteubenyiIIe,
O., is the guest Of her father, Mr.. Johu
Chapman.
Miss Meek, Of Hopedale, Ohio, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. George UKeIly, has
returned home.
Mrs. George Gay, who has been attend
ing school at Lebanon, Ohio, for the pas
year has returned home.
Meister's orchestra will 90 10 Camp Chip
pewa with the excursion on Friday, 20 play
for LalI at the Chippewa hotel.
Fifteen cars Of spiles and q spile-drvsS
has arrived for the c., l.. x W., and are
now being used on the Bellaire extensios.
Mrs. Fanny Cattlctt, Of Pasco Station,
an elderly lady, who died few days agD,
after q weeks illness, was buried at Soap
town cemetery. 80
The fourth and last quarterly mcetinG
of the year will be held at the NJ. u. church
next Sunday Preaching by the Presiding
Elder, II. T.. Webb.
The Riverside Lodge No 40 will hold =
temperance meeting in the NJ. u. church,
Wednesday evening Mr. Harry b. Whits,
&. G. r., Of Ohio, viii deliver the addrcsaL
The steam shovel and pillow and pile
driver arrived over the e., L. x w. X. X,
Sunday, and operations will begin immedt-
ately on the extension 10 Martins Ferry
and Bcllaire.
Representatives of the Consolidated JW
Company repleyied from Sheriff bedgwieks
goods which he has attached In tbs haD6e'
Of the Ohio Valley Glass Works, - followp:
All the "Masons'" jars on hand, al eape'
for the same, and all moulds In which eseb
jars are made. The appraised value - ~
property taken Is y, goo.
A force Of men are at work finishing IL
Wheeling Natural Gas Company's line =
Bridgeport. The pipe across IL
Creek bridge has been completed snd o.
nections are being perfected betweea n
and the underground line on Morgan ereek
The streets, though not in ~ good csndj.
ton a. before, being dug mp, are coAing
into very good shape.
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MARTINS FERRY.

John Stuart is still dangerously i'll.
The Darsch condemnation suit will be
heard to-day.
Charles Grey is lying seriously III at his
home in Clark's addition.
Ben Exley, Jr., has accepted aposition
in DIR. A. A. Ongs drug store.
Mrs. William Montgomery is lying seri'
ously i'll ut her home in the Island.
John Morgan and his niece, Miss Craig,
of Pittsburgh, are in town calling on
friends.
John Kellock and r. J. Irwin ac0ompa-
MED by Mr.. Kcllock's s two children, are in
Marietta.
Miss Augusta Meyer lies at the point OF
death at her home, corner Fifth and Han
over streets.
The Centre Pole fishing club have broken
camp, near Deep run, and will come home
in a few days.
Mr.. John Barnes has gone TO his home
in Pittsburg, after weeks visit with
Stephen HoughtOn.
Adams Express Company commenced ITS
free delivery system yesterday. W. L.
HymeS has the contract.
James Payton returned To his home IN
Steubcnyille yesterday after week VISIT
with his brother David.
Roscoe Ong left yesterday for his home
in Smithtield. He will enter school at
Washington, Pa, September 9TH.
~ NaIl ktII.
of the next Sheriff of Brooke county, Geo.
McClcary, are the guests of Col. q. W.
Mitchell
John Welsh and Neal Coss, who live ad-
Joining lots on Fiflh street, run men
away from their chicken coops on three
different nights last week
Mcssrs. Eddie Kirk and Dan Fisher,
rollers from the Etna mill, accompanied
by their respective crews Of helpers, left
yesterday to take positions in Cincinnati.
A member of the firm Of Chandlcy Bros.
& Co., of Beaver Falls, Pa, was in town
Yesterday looking at the site for the new
water works so that their firm might
make q bid on the entire job.
The Blue Grass Fishing Club broke
camp at saltwater and. came home yester-
day. The boys all look well and express
themselves much pleased with their yaca-
ton. They brought fouS turtles home
with them, and say they lived well at
camp. One day last week they played \
game of base ball witha Freeport club, de-
feating them by score of II to
The Union camp meeting in progress in
Walnut Grove has 20 far been quite sue
cess. Although the attendance on Sunday
last was not az large as might have been,
three very good meetings were held.
Rev. Joseph Adkins preached TO fair
congregation last night. On Friday Rev.
Joseph Tate, Of Steubenrille, will be pre-
sent, and on Sunday Rev. Joseph McCourt-
ney will hold quarterly meeting.
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IHTHE EHOCKING VALLEY.
What an Operator Says About the Antici'
pated Trouble There.

What an Operator Says About the Anttci-
pated Trouble There.
PIrTsBURG, PA, August w. Nj
Green, prominent and active member OF
the Columbus and Hooking Valley Rail
road and Coal Company, with a number of
friends, passed through the city last night
in special car en- route for Atlantic City.
In conversation with reporter concern
ing the anticipation of renewed troubles
among the Hooking Valley miners,
Mr.. Green said, "A number of our miners
are strongly opposing the introduction Ot
coal-cutting machines into our mines.
Many people predict that this opposition
will develop into violence and open riot
worse than the outbreak of about two years
AGO. Notwithstanding this, we mean to
put our machines into operation even
though shot and shell he needed to do It,
We have "A Governor now who will fearless
ly protect the rights of property. lie VIII,
whenever circumstances demand 1t, send
sufficient troops into the valley to shoot the
lawleSs element there who have made So
much trouble of late Ii q dozen or so OF
these men were shot Pm certain that there
would be peace for some time to come.
This will be done if destruction of property
is again resOrted to by the miners. We
haEe euuipped seven or eight Of our mines
with machines, ," continued the gentleman,
but they are all standing idle.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
The Latest Happenings Of Interest to Boat
men.

ut IaAFNh happ'h"S7 w - --"
men.
The marks last evening indicated feel
8 inches and rising.
The Courier will be tO-day's Parkers
burg packet at II a. m.
The e. W. Bachelor will leave for Pitts
burg this morning at o'clock.
Benton McMillen will pass down at an
early hour this morning for Cincinnati.
Mr.. Frank Best, wife, sister and COUSIN,
from Marietta, are making pleasure trip
on the Andes this trip.
The new K. T. Phillips left yesterday
afternoon for Marietta. where she will run
in the Parkersburg and Marietta trade.
The steamer Andes arrived yesterday al
ternOOn at 4o'clock from Cincinnati and
returns to same port this afternoon at
O'Clock.
The fine passenger packet II. X. Bedford
left Cincinnati last evening for Pittsb1re
and win pass up Thursday and down Sat
urday morning.
The crew Of the steamer Ironsides left
on the p. IN. train yesterday for Powha-
tan. where their boat is laid up, and will
pass up some time to-day.
The marks at other plaees-Greensboro,
9 feet and stationary; Parker, 4 inches and
falling; Oil City, 4 inches and stationary
Lock No. 4, @ feet 5 inches and rising
Brownsville, 5 feet inches and satiesAsy,
Rice's Landing, feet 4 inches and rising
slowly.
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us adjourn to hall" Fielden told them
he was nearly through.
About this time the witness saw

THE POLICE APPROACHING.
He heard some one warn-the crowd to dis
perse. Some one on the wagon said:
''This is a peaeeable meeting" Inc
bomb exploded within q second or TWO
afterward The witness did not hear any
one exclaim: tHere come the police
bloodhounds," or any exclamation OF that
kind. He heard no pistol shot prior to the
explosion of the bomb. The witness saw
the..bomb thrown. The man who threw
the bomb was standing behind some boxes,
near the sidewalk, about twenty-five feet
south of the alley. He was positive that 1t
was not thrown from the alley. Immedl-
ately after the explosion of the bomb, there
was pistol firing. The firing came from
the police first after the explosion. The
witness Joined the crowd at the foot of the
stairway and ran west on Randolph street.
The witness said that prior 70 the meet
ing he asked Inspector BOntielf about the
trouble in the southwestern portion of the
city. The Inspector said the trouble with
the people was that they brought their
women and childr,u with them. The In
spectOr remarked that he would like to get
3, 900 of them together and he would make
short work of them"
On cross-examination the witness said he
had called on Capt. Setback several times
to report disorierly disturbances at meet
ings of the Salvation Army. He had visited
the police station on several other occasions
to enter complaints of various kinds. He
did not know either Capt. Ward or In
spector BOnfield. He attended the meet
ing to hear what the Socialist speakers had
to say, as he had the impression that the
papers did not represent the facts respect
ing this class of meetings fairly.
The sross-examinatiOn was continued
until the noon adjournment without being
concluded
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HE MEYER WINGED.
How a Knife Blade Was Removed From
James DOyle's Head.

How a Knife Blade Was Removed FROM
James Doyle's Head.
NEW YORK, August "A knite-thrust
under the eye that James Doyle received
in a fracas at an early hour on Tuesday
morning was, in the opinion OF the doctors
of the Gouyernor Hospital, one Of the most
desperate that ever came to their notice.
The knife entered at the inner angle of the
orbit and penetrated the lachrymal bone,
passinr downward, backward and slightly
inwnrd-in all three and quarter inches.
The House Surgeon says the blade must
have entered rs far as the medal bone,
struck the body of the sphenold bone,
which is very hard, and turned the TIP oil
the blade. -,
Before Doyle was brought to the hospital
one of his friends attempted to abstract the
knife. and in doing 80 broke 1t on at tne
riyet To remove the blade was very DIM
cult Doctor BrendOn prOcureda common
file and made small groove on both sides
of the blade, and, with an Instrument
known rs the ''liOn" forceps, began to pull
The doctor is muscular young man,
WEIGHING nearly two hundred pounds, ana
he had TO use his full strength with Ooth
hands 70 remove the knife blade, while the
night orderly firmly held the patient
head between his hands with Nlse-lke
prip. Doyle never WINGED during the ter
Tible ordeal, but bore his suffering with
admirable bravery. The knife blade was
turned over to the police.
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REDUCTION IN RATES.
Stamped Envelopes and Newspaper Wrap
pers TO be Sold Cheaper.

Stamped Envelopes and Newspaper Wrap
pers to be sold Cheaper.
Third Assistant Postmaster-General A.
d. Hazen has issued letter in which he
saws that a contract has recently been made
at greatly reduced rates for furnishing the
Department with stamped envelopes and
newspaper wrappers for four years com
mencing October next. A corresponding
reduction will accordingly be made, to take
effect on and after that date, in the price
of stamped envelopes issued for sale to the
public A number of new styles and sizes
of envelopes have been added to the list to
meet the wants of the public and the new
schedules Of prices will he furnished to
postmasters early in September Post
masters are urged to use every effort to eN-
haust their present stock and 10 make re-
QUESTION on the department only to cover
actual requirements to the close OF the
present quarter, in order that the public
may have the benefitof the new rates every
where at the same time. In cases where
the supply Of stamped envelopes
now in the hands Of pOstmasters u
found to be more than sufficient 10 last un-
til October /, the surplus may be sold TO OF
exchanged with neighboring pOstmasters
who may need the envelopes or be willing
to purchase or exchange, and such sales or
exchanges need not be specially reported
to the department. Exchanges must not,
however, be made by postmasters for Pri-
vate parties. No abatement viii be al
lowed on stamped envelopes remaining on
hand on September 30, and the return Of
such envelopes to the department will not
be permitted. The reduction in rates Is
too small to affect single purchases OF
stamped envelopes. s.-Pifs. Com.-Gdz.
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DEATH IN THE CAB.
An Engineer Killed and Two Other Men
Seriously Injured.

An Engineer Killed and Two Other Men
Seriously Injured.
CLYDE, \. Y, August 2.-This morn
ing at $50 a pocket blew out of engine No.
1872, of the Lyons coal train, when within
half mile of Clyde, on ths New York
Central Railroad, and forced the hot water,
steam and fire into the cab. John Frcese,
the engineer, of East Syracuse, who has
been in the employ of the railroad compa-
ny in this capacity for forty years, lost his
left eye HIS lower jaw was broken in two
places, and his body was horribly burned
and scalded Henry Rider, head break
man, of East Syracuse, was badly scalded
about the face, neck and hands. The fire
man, John DOwney, of East Syracuse, was
slightly burned and somewhat injured IN
jumping from the engine, which was run
ming at full speed.
The injured men were at once removed
to the Clyde Hotel, where everything pos
sible was done to relieve their sutferings,
but at IL a. NJ. Engineer Freese died.
Brakeman Rider is in a critical condition.
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Lard Ionsdnle I'm "A Police Court.

NEW CASTLE-ON-TYNE, August .
Lord LOnsdale was fined in the Police
Court here to-day for assaulting David De
bensaude, the husband of Violet Cameron,
the famous burlesquc actress. The evi-
dence in the case brought ont the follow
ing facts: The husband of the actress
found Lord LOnsdale with his wife at a
tavern, and commenced to berate both his
Lordship and his erring spouse, when Lord
Lonsdale kicked the injured husband out
of the room, and otherwise maltreated him.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Special Sundar Excnrslons.

On and after July IL, 1886, the Ohio
River Railroad Company will sell excur-
sion tickets every Sunday until further
notice at the following rates: Wheeling to
Parkersburg and return, 81 %; Wheeling
to Sistersville and return, $3.50. Tickets
only to be used on day of sale. Train
leaves Wheeling at 7:10 A. NJ. city time
returning, will leave Parkersburg at 4:O5
P. NJ. and Sistersville at 6:10 P. NJ, Wheel
ing time.
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Causa nj Iiszt's Death,

BAYREUTH, Aust 2.-The Able List
died in Herr Frolich's house, which stands
near Wagners villa. The Able was i'll
when he came here to attend the Wagner
Festival, and had TO be carried to the
Opera House. During the performance of
Tuesday last he was nervous and fearful.
He contracted a cold, which speedily turn
ed into Inflammation Of the lungs. He
lost strength rapidly, and on Friday he
was delriOus. On Saturday he had a
slight return of reason, but he never raj
linl
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Lack of Fire EngiLrs.

BLOOMINGTON, IND, AuglSt AT IL
O'Clock last night an incendiary fire was
started in Cook & Faulkner'S wagon shop,
at Elliottville, n small town north of here,
on the Louisville, New Albany and Chi
cago railroad, which destroyed more than
half the business houses in the place be
fore its progress was stayed. The losses
are small, aggregating only Sl3, 500; insur-
ance $1,000. Cook < Faulkner loss s., 600
with S3, 100 insurance. There was no APP
paratus to quench the fire in the village.
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EXECUTIVE
THE STORY DENIED.
A London Dispatch Confutes the Horrible
Stories from Labrador.

LONDON, August 2.-The following
statement has been received here, from the
Governor of Newfoundland, concerning the
reported famine and cannibalism in Labra-
dor: "The Hudson Bay Company" the
Governor telegraphs, states positively that
the Company steamer Alert will not reach
Fort Chimou until August 10th, and will
not take her departure from that place
on her return trip before the end of Sep
tember, making it impossible that news
should have now been received from
the Strait The Strait, the Company
officers say, he has never been frozen over
and the company's vessels bound for Fort
Churchill, York Factory and Moose Fac
tory, are only now due at the entrance Of
the strait. There is no settlement what
ever at Cape Mugford, which is seventy
miles from Hudson.Stra and there areno
Indians within three hundred miles of
that place" Natives and residents of
Manitoba, who are now staying in London,
are entirely convinced that the story origi-
mated with persons interested in preventing
the construction of railway to Hudson's
Bay which is projected with view 90
shortening the route from the Northwest
to Europe.
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Advice To Mothers.

Mrs. winslOw's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription of one Of
the best female nurses and physicians in
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never falling success by
millions Of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value Is
incalculable. Ii relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrh9a, gripping
In the bowels and wind c0lic. By CIV
ing health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25e. bottle.
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Revolution Threatened in Spain.

MADRID, Aug. 2.-Dispatches Just re-
ceived from Barcelona say the police OF that
city and other places throughout the Prov
ince of Catalonia have seized large
amount of revolutionary literature which
has been circulating extensively i'll that
province These revolutionary documents
call upon the people of Catalonia TO rise
and cast of the Castillian yoke and pro-
claim in favor of the restoration Of the
ancient KINGDOM
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Parnellites .Perfecting Their Programme

DUBLIN, August 2.-The parnellite party
at their meeting on Wednesday will appoint
delegates to the convention at Chicago of
the National League of America. They
will at the same time arrange TO secure
seats in the House of Commons for Messrs.
Healy and O'Brien, who were defeated in
the recent elections 1t is also stated tina I
the Parnellites intend during the debate
on the address in reply to the Queens
speech, to direct special attention TO the
land question and the evictions which
are not threatened in Ireland.
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nn.l,lan,s Arnica salye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chllolains'
Corns, and all Skin Eruptonsb ana posl.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required IL
ia Guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per ooS.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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r,n.;nnn,, Rr;ckIayers Strike,

CINCINNATI, August 2.-The BRICK
LAYERS who are workingOn buildings where
pon-Union hOd carriers are employed, nave
stopped work in consequence OF . reiuSsil
of contracting brieklayers to discharge
the non-Union hOd carriers. The CON
traeting bricklayers are firm in their
declaration to withstand this demand ana
viii endeavor to get other men to take
tbo ,Iaees of the strikers.
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HAY PEyER is a type of catarrh, having

HAY FEvER is a type Of cstarrh, having
peculiar symptoms. II is attended by an
inAamed condition Of the lining membrane
of the nostrils, tear-duets and throat,
affecting the lungs. An acid mucus Is Sc
creted, the discharge is accompanied with
a burning sensation There are severe
spasms Of sneezing, frequent attacks Of
headache, watery and infamed eyes Ely's
Cream Balm Is a remedy that can be de-
pended upon. 50 cents at druggists; by
mail, registered, 90 cents, Ely BrOthen
Druggists, Owego, y. Y.
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Passed or Quietly.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 2.-State
elections passed of quietly. At Birming-
ham negro voter struck deputy sheriff
with stick and riot was almost prscipi-
tated, but the police dispersed the crowd
and locked up the negro.
Bingham Republican, and Tanner Pro
hibitiOniSt) received but small number OF
votes. The entire Democratic State ticket
Is elected
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MURDER OR ACcmENrs
George Lovegroye Shot by Clayton Mayes
Near Point Pleasant.

Spcctca Ittegflm 70 uae heyfSter.
POINT PLEASANT, W. Va, August r.
On the farm of E. L. Neale, twelve miles
below this place, lived George LOvegoye, a
tenant, Yesterday Clayton Mayes, former
ly of Mason county, but now of Ashland,
Ky, visited LOvegove's house, not for the
first time, it is said, and al eight p. M,
when no one was in the house except a
woman who had just called, ball from q
33-calibre self cooking British bull dog re-
vOlver went crashing through the brain of
Lovegrove, who died four hours later.
Mayes claims the shooting TO have been
accidental, but there is said to be as usual
woman in the case, " and that Love
grove's wife plays that part. Mayes was
brought here this morning and lodged in
Jail Hon. J. B. Menager has been retain
ed rs counsel by defendant.
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struck by an Engine.

Special TJleyrum to the Register.
NARTINsBURG, W. VA, August Mr..
August Hedges, middle aged citizen OF
this city, was struck by freight engine
about three miles from town and seriously
injured internally. He is in precarions
condition
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Ferry and Goblet Reelected.

PARIS, August 2.-Elections took place
yesterday throughout France. The re-
turns thus far received show the election
of one hundred Republican Deputies and
forty-six Conservatives. The Republicans
have gained seats and lost :. NJ. Ferry
and NJ. Goblet, Minister of Public lnstruc-
tiOn. have been reelected. NJ. Magnier,
editor of the Ecremcnt, has defeated Elmilc
Olivier.
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LNPecially tn Mnnen.

let Tie gie - 'y'rnSe especially to women, "
|Orely +. 5.'gI' but naughty Lord Byron.
|rO,e ,rab "'N IN had humor when he
aia,, III. words. But there are COM
Cryng n,,-.T only women suffer, that are
'aFs TGlA'ers IN Of them down to early
Pc, m nI e Is hope for those who
! D.. R Y VE-'IIer 6. how Sorely, or severely,
pa S,s I'eree'S "FavOrite Preserip-
Ieealg n u It's action it is a blessing,
oen EoyD.. To"ea and to men, too, for
ksv. en suffer, the household is
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a5,' '>Ga.N"H'N. ID D. C.. August Fit
a,- .''',T "a- confirmed without de
M w ,Ar senate to-day, and by the
l., '1'' , is t.atl y,t~t Tor the FitZ John
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bismarck secures a Rail Monopoly.

LONDON, August 1T is reported that,
through the influence of Prince Bismarck,
a German firm has obtained an eight years
monopoly for supplying rails for japanese
RAILWAYS
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b A ~; s,,''N. unt. Aug. This morn
Esroif 1rI II4i between Jack Dempsey, of
|gur,sl -''" En"rh Taylor, Of this city,
be anil and '.''' i here. The fight was bitter
Ea1gj -, -, 5d 5.,'''rd ten minutes. Ii was de
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Stanley Elevated TO the Peerage.

LONDON, August 2.-The Hon. Freder-
ick Arthur Stanley, Secretary for India in
the present Cabinet, has been raised To the
pcerage
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IsSo. .",..N""'N. august >. In the secret
liz W, , Va" >'nat. to-day the nomination
fab v,. "y''rn' q" be- surveyor general OF