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Sm,rnrer 9esorts.
THE GREAT SEASIDE RESORT.

Terms for the summer OF 49,, beginning June !,
reduced Is to 80 percent, and the highest standard
Of excellence maintained. Situated within 1c
yards Of Fort Monroe, tho largest fertilization in
the United States, The scenic attractions Of the
place arc unrValled, Daily target practice, guard
mountinR and dress parade.
Excellent Boating, Fishing and Driving, and the
surf bathing the finest on the Atlantic coast, Per
feet In cuisine and appointments. Accommodates
l,COO guests. Afternoon concerts by U, 4. Art'y
School Band and nightly hons. Prominently .
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from malaria and conducive TO refreshing sleep,
Average temperature for summer, 80. Send for
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myl 7. n. PIKE. Manner.
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He WHEELING DAILY NTEILIGENCER; WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1886


CINCINNATI, ONO, Nov. II, lss6.-In
April, 1881, my daughter was taken sick
with complication Of symptoms. She con-
tinued TO grow worse under the best medi'
cal treatment. Only temporary improve
msnt. Had q relapse, grew rapidly worse,
and at this time, had palpitation Of the
heart, intense pain in the head, nervous
dyspepsia, and physicians said, catarrh o.
the bladder, She fell away from lS5
pounds to less than eighty. Began to use
Warmers safe cure and Warmers safe
pills, together with Warmers Sale Nerv-
inc. In ten days she was much better,
and in 100 days after she gained fifty
pounds in weight, and was restored to
good health.-JosEPu II. THoRSToN, room
Q, johnson Building.
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Mr.. E. Springer, Of MeChanicsburg, Pa,
writes! Il" was afflicted with lung feVei
and abscess on lungs, and reduced 10 d
walking skeleton. Got a free trial bottle
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, which did me 80 much good that
bought a dollar bottle. After using three
bottles, found myself once more q man,
completely restored 10 health, with q
hearty appetite, and a gain In flesh Of A
lbs" Call at Logan 4 Co.'s drug store
and get a free trial bottle Of this certain
cure Tor all Lung Diseases. Large bottles
81 90. MwPAw
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ErArtnn Youth.

A little fellow, 3 years Of age, fell and
cut his lip 90 badly that a doctor had TO be
summoned 10 sew the wound. He eat IN
his mothers lap during the painful opera
ton, pale but very quiet, resolutely keep
Ing back his tears and means. In her dis
trees the mother could not refrain from
saying: "0h, Doctor, l fear II will leave q
di6agufing scar" Tommy looked up into
her fearful face and said: Never mind,
mamma, my mustaChe will cover IL"
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will sink a great ship; and what at frs
appears to be- a triiling cough Is apt to Cul
inmate in consumption II not properly at
tended TO In time. For consumption
which Is scrofula Of the lungs, and for al
blood and skin diseases, Dr.. PiCrce's "Gol
den Medical Discovery" has no equal. b.
druggists,
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MT. De CHAA1AL ACADEMY
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

The thirty.sIghth year Of this wcl.luowa Add.
envy, under the charge Of the Visitation Nm,
opens on the first Monday OF September next nd
continues ten months.
Pupils received at any lime In the session,
Those who deAire to place their taughlrn IN n
institution aoordlpg exceptional tdmAugI h
the way OF healthiul aud delightful Location, q.
cellent board, thorough discipline and instructed
Of the hands Of lifelong teAchen, Iu every depat.
ment Of female education, including the modem
languages aud music, should send ipr aAlo,as
OF this school, Address,
Dlrectreas OF the Academy of the Visitation,
MT. De CHANTAL,
au25.pAw Near whrellrg W ".
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o SALE.

lV7 Acres, a good frame house, stable and YounI
orchard, three miles from Litlleton; can DO bought
for $500, or exchanged for city property,
~ Acres NJ Elm Grove, four rOomed house, l0C
fruit trees choice fruit price 8 l,40O.
NO. 2llO aud 22l0k Market street, q half lot o.
ground. SO feet trout valued at $1,000.
No. 1913 Market street, bali lot, new small frame
house and stable; price $50,
No, 0Is MCC0iloc6 street, 6roOms, sl,sOO.
No, 1874 ROf street, I rooms Sl,9O0,
No. IS Maryland street, 5000,
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E%herVescent ssliEOr Ap.
pprient.

an elesantemcaCious pleas.
ant Aperient in the form OI
q powder, producing When
q lsolved In water an Ell,
hilAfAllng, EnefVesrinl
DAught, recommended bJ
our best Physicians az 4 re,
liable and agreeable fem,
edy. II cures Constipation,
cure. 11dlgestiOn, cure
Dyt pepeia, cures FILES.
tdtts HgAttbutn, cure
Sob Headache cures Live
Complaint, cures Sick stOm.
aGh, and gently urges all
the EkcietOry organs 10
ptOpef action. II should
b. found In every house,
hold and carried by evefy
traveller.
fyWhbfg.
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BY taking the 1:47 p. NJ. (City timel
train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland at 1925 p,
NJ, and Chicago at $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made in Union
depot, Chicago. for all points west
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H., z. y o. tIAl1road.
Leave BollAirO al CiS6 A, \. for wOOds1old aAd
Leave SSesllAlro al S.sOF n for wOOdsaoid and
Arrive a BaliAlre Al $50 A. NJ. from summer.
Geld, and al $40 .. NJ, from ZAneSvill0.
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FOR RENT,

DROWN's IRON DITTERs MADE
ID the daughter Of Mrs. Laura Drenner, Martins.
burg, ". Va, perfectly well and strong alter being
treated by physicians ioi extreme nervousness for
A long tlne without avail.
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MEDIA (PA.) ACADEMY FITS FOR
WI Business or College, Special Drill ior Batt.
ward nOys. Single OF double ICONS, All IludtB1
Harvard Al and ANY Bnlt'svTIW
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
.ELOGUTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
OOi N. Street, N, W., Washington, DC.
Educational,
MRS, N, STEVENS HART, Principal.

Summer Session at Mt. LAKE PAEK. G1rc,,c n.
Md, beginning July 10, u l0;3J A. NJ N. y
August ~, 1855, AA"t
ADVANTAGES OFFERED Blythe INSTITUTION
!. The Natural Development aud Cul,un at,t
Voice for the puTpose Il conversations, Ie,9 Ns
Public Address and Singing, Tue Corftct NJ
the Organs oil Articulation aud lp,piT,iInTne' "
getheT with the Philosophical laws by wblrbI x 70
organs are preserved and develOTed. "uss
2, The easy n Natural Expression n srb,,n...
by me,nS oTSpeeCh and Gesture; igrlntinr Gg.l1
Rcterlatloni Dramatic Reading ana RecSis Nag
Special instruction In Expressive tibl, ana sb' NV
PeRrs reading and in the reading oi IIymGs E
3, The opportunity afforded TtRChrn Lr IL.
study OF Practical hplhOds for Teaching A iicT "
ton and sic htEeAding. Methods based IMAM Y,
Principles OF DslMrts, NF'N 'us
A ladies' class for tho study OF Kindcrrart,p ,r1
Primary Normal Methods Will be formed ma "
Slons held daily from July u to August a. nv
Tho class viii 10 taught by Miss SUSIE PCIiHr
Of Washington, D, C., who studied aud gndaSts5
In Germany,
practice class for children will be held ON ,A,.
days OF tho week, free VI charge.
Free Lectures will DO given by Mn. Hnt, and
Miss Pollock each upon the Interests Of Ler own
department,
For Particular address
MRS, N. STEVEEs HARE OIL
MISS SU ~ POLLOCK,
WuNHIpntnn IA ~
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Putting a lawn tennis set In mourning
seems the height Of folly, but II has been
done by one Of Europe's noble DANES.
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KENYON N SCHOOL,
GAMBLER, o.-slXTlErH YEAR

UAAIDIENl -S1NIIETH TENA
Prepares for any College or University, and Tie
Government Schools al West Point aud An0lDOlI.
Conducted on tho military System. Thorough 10.
BtruCtlOn by accomplished teachers SAnt ain,
Careful supervision Of health, habits aud EAIrCr,
summer Term begins April 4 lss6,
For information address,
mFl2 LAWRLNCE RuET. LID, Rfcto,
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1t was a vassar graduate who wanted
to know II the muEzle Of a gun was to pre-
vent II from going Off permAturely.
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druggists.
BAKE DAY-uaE THE
|TRAYELERs, GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF REHERENcE Marks.
tDRlly. tsunday excepted. tAondAy excepted
Wheeling Time.
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Now RlNnmAr ptinraan,

RuSpAY-Leave city alta M, and every hour
tog p. m. lSaYe Wheellng PATH al. g d. Nj, and
every hour 10 10 l, IN, "Chutnh TAIN 1870,
mit U HlksVH, suph
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The Arrangement Committee has perfected the
conpletest arrange mehti for this occasion aud can
insure oil who participate an enjoyable day.
All Lodges Of the Order from Wheeling and
vicinity, aud other societies, have been invited,
festivities and take part In the grand procession,
which takes place al 90 clock A. NJ, on the above
date.
The full Opera House Orchestra is engaged for
this occasion,
Refreshments Of all kinds will be served in the
Park and the beAt Of order lent,
myi6 THE COMMITTEES.
browns IRON DITTERS BENE.
u FITTED Mis- Anna b. Mcconnell, Mounds
Vile, MAtthall pOlinty, W, Va, In dyspepila, 90
that she tnheslhtlnEly recommends Il.
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a1eur ADVERTISEMENTS.

.UTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEN.
lAuldreas, Apply a. once al 81 North York street.
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WHEELlNe, W. va, alAY 49, 1856
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Political Notes.

Congressional nominations have been made
as follows: Edgar Terhune, democrat first Illi-
nois; Frank hurd, democrat, tenth OhiG NV.
Nutting, republican, twenty-sevenLh New
thiea New York; Samuel ". WHk Hawkins. % repub.
Hcan, eighth Tennessee John w. Lewis repub-
lican, hrst kentucky y; John +. Haisell democrat,
and john .. Rhea, delnOcra (rival candidatesl.
were both nominated in The third Kentucky.
republican, in the first Massachusetts district,
is assured by the Withdrawal of c. s. kandaA
from the contest.
The Green element Of the New Jersey demo-
cratic convention, at Trenton yesterday, had
everything Its own way. Robert =. Green, OF
Union county, was nominated for governor on
unanimous and the convention adjourned. The
platform endorses Cleveland's administration
and the state administration OF Gov. Abbett;
declares that the Treasury surplus should be
used to reduce the Understanding debt Of the
nation; declares for the protection Of wage
workers and eulogizes Gladstone and Parneil
The Connecticut democratic state convention
at New Haven, yesterday completed It's work
oy nominating the following ticket For gov
ernOr, Edwnrd 3. cleveland; lieutenant COVER
nor, Edward e. Bradley; secretary Of state.
Bryan +: Mahon; treasurer, w. w. Skiddy; con.
ssoaisr. Mslcom , r. Griswold. the platform
declares that the aemocrats Of Connecticut will
render him united support The conventlon
Cleveland eliclled uproari0us appliance.
Senator Sherman Opened the Onto campaign
with speech at Portsmouth last night He
arrAigned the democratic administration as y
failure, and charged that IL was elected by vic.
lence and bloo0shed In the south.
l. Is CHARGED by some Of the friends Of Con-
vania district. that bis defeat Tor RECOMMENDATION
WAS procured by Mr.. Randall because Boyle
tions are that Rafierty, the non noInines, viii 30
repudtated by ths democrats OF the district, -
he Is y resident OF another dIstricI
at the democratic primaries In Atlanta, Ga,
yesterdsy, appears 70 have Jailed. Very many
Evening star., 1886-09-29
THE THIEF KNEW THE COMBINA.
TION.
The Safe In the New York Produce EX.
change Post once Robbed Of $500.

The Safe in the New York Produce Ex.
change Post Once Robbed Of o., 500.
NEW YORK, Sept 29.-The safe OF the post
Office in the Produce Exchange building was
opened last night by some person who knew
the combination, and the sum of 81, 800 was
stolen from it, Business at the branch post
office was paralyzed this morning, and the
demand for postage stamps was heavier than
usual, and there was not single stamp 70
supply the demand. The safe was certainly
opened by some one who knew the combina-
ton, for there was not mark, not even a
scratch upon it, The news of the robbery was
at once communicated to the Postmaster Gen.
eral, and in a short time two detectives in the
secret service went down to the produce ex-
change and at once began an investigation Of
the affair. II is believed that they have clue
TO the perpetrator OF the robbery. A gentleman
in the produce exchange said to-day that only
a few weeks ago young man who had been
employed IN the station had been discharged
for cause. II was said at the exchange that the
thief had entered thr station through the win
dow that opens on Stone street, and alter accom-.
plishing his purpose left by the Broadway door
OF the exchange.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
An Inconvenienced Department.

mn AuCOuVeuu6mCe0 DeR0rehahCuss
HOW THE TREASURY IS AFFECTED BY THE
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE REDUCTION
Great Inconvenience to the Treasury depart
ment Is likely to result from the discharge of
employees Of the government printing office.
There Is q branch office in the Treasury depart
ment where about ninety persons are employed
on the department work-circulars, official
blanks, bureau reports, &c. About one-third OF
this force has been dismissed, and already the
work Is much behind. Some of the ofacial
forms for monthly statements, which were Or
dered over a month ago. are not yet ready.
Much OF the work on the annual reports of the
various bureau chiefs and the report Of the Sec
retary must be done here. Great delay is ex-
pected on account of the reduction Of the force,
and 1t is feared that 1t will be very difficult TO
get the reports ready by the time Congress
meets. There appears to be nothing that can
be done, however, as there is not enough money
and none can be had until Congress provides Ii.
There Is very general complaint against the
over.stocking of the printing office when there
was little TO do, and leaving 1t short-handed in
the busy time.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
IcruRE FRAMEs AND P,crnsrs

Nothing helps to beautify room more than n
pretiily framed Picture and house seems well fur
pished unless Pictures adorn IT'S walls Years ago we
started the ready made Frame business In a small
way with price assert that not ONLY do we
keep the largest assortment Frames IN the CITY bnt
also that We sell them much lower than any other
house aud further that frame any size Picture
st once from 2ox3o Crayon down To a Card size
Picture To give slight idea how we sell Frames
quote:
sxio Berlin Gilt Frames. inch. Csc
SxlU
SXlO dozen p,ouI,tIro ooc
lOxiZ very wide deep Gilt Frames, with Plush 81 90
broad r iat Gilt Frames. Plush inside 9sc-
bronze frames. fast Gilt. new and riclI, Doc
haldsome Com bIn4u n Frames, xlO 49c
1UXi3 10 -ox3O, nom ~. % up.
ALSO cheaper grade OF Gilt Frames. all sizes 4 ON
Soc I'D fsesiueS a IulI line of Walnut
70 al sizes, and Oak. Plush and Gill Combius,ion
FRAMES Se. &c Our prices always include glass tor
81 and mats tor photos - -
ar immense assortment of Pictures deserves more
tnan passing notice. We offer a line OF I5x2U i'm
p0rted Oieographs in 3a Gilt Fra es at sls1c each
The number we sell of then a guarantee mat they
are not only good but cheap We offer The same
wye o. Picture III ZOx2S. also In handsome (;iIt
Frame. al Sl.3o- Our OI Paintings nave est,b,ishet a
reputation for themselves We offer 2zx:S6 OH PAINT
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We also call your attention To our Panel Pastel
Paintings In fine Bronze Frame, al 81 as
We Also sell frames and Pictures al wholesaie
n. SILyERBERG q Co.
.sh
Evening star., 1886-09-29

A TRIGATFUL ACCIDENT TO PASSENGE]
TRAIN IN ILLINOIS,

A IRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT TO A PASSENGER
TRAIN IN ILLINOIs.
The Sterling passenger train on the Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy railroad, while running
east this morning at about the rate of thirty
miles an hour, broke rail just east of q little
station called Greggs, Ill, and the entire train
except the engine and tender was thrown from
the track and rolled down a fifteen loot EN-.
bankment. The train consisted of the engine
tender, smoking coach, chair car and two
ordinary passenger coaches. The rear coaches
left the track first, pulling the others down
with them. One coach was entirely overturned
and lay upside down at the bottom of the dilch.
trucks and wheels In the air. Tue other
badly broken up aud presenting feariulIy de.
m0raiized p;s,c IT, appearance; One passenger was
fallen partly from the car window as the coach
was overturned, as her head had been caught
under the train and terribly crushed.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

THERE WERE HOPES Of A RACE
Bat the Morning Breese Died out Ne.
fore the Yachts Get Started.
MARBLEHKAp, MASS, Sept 2s.-The inter-
national yacht race will take place to-day. The
Galatea aud Mayfower lelt the harbor before
halI-past ten for the starting point
WAITING FoR THE SIGNAL
MARBLEHEAD. 1850 a.m., sept. 2e.-The
yachts are waiting for the signal To start Roth
the Mayfiower and the Galstea are under
mainsaIl, foresail lib and club-topsail. The
course IL from Hallway rock To MinoI's ledge,
Eyg rock, and return To Marblehead rock about
3s miles.
l2sos p.m.-The wind is blowing rs miles an
hour aud increasing.
THE WIND DYING OFT.
12:40 p.m.-The wind. which IL from the
north, is not now fresh. The yachts are
standing OF To tie eastward. IL Is doubtful AZ
start is made to-day.
NO PROSPECTS OF A START.
1888 pm.-The wind II dying out The
yachts are near the line. There no pros
poets OF a start to-day.
THE RACE ABANDoNED.
MARBLEHEAD, sept %, 1.lo p. m.-Thers
VIII be no race to-day. The yachts are return
ing.
THE sACHEM-MIRANDA RACE PoSrPoNED.
PRovIDENcE, r. l., sept. 29.-The race be-
tween the Sachem aud Miranda has been post
poned until Friday. Commodore Garfield. OF
the New YORK yacht club, has been selected -
Evening star., 1886-09-29

NEW YORK, sept 29.-The stock market
opened strong and active this morning, first
prices being invariably higher and the gains
ranging from y TO A per cent generally, while
was extremely active, aud prices we're very
feverish, but generally strong, the only notable
exceptions being Union Pacific, wnicn lost n
and Texas Pacific 4. The kanderbilts were the
special feature, ana Canada Sou thrrn advanced
2A; Michigan Central, la, and Lake shore,
Ia. New England, Kansas and Iexas and
Louisville and Nashville were all active but
barely nrm. Z. {. L. and l. gained la ON light
trading. The market reacted slight from the
best figures, but at IL O'Clock Is active and
firm. Total sales tor fret hour a4,6OU shares.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
kilograms to The Star.
MANY SETTLERS BUTCHERED
MurdcrOuS Work Of Northwestern Indians.
SERIOUS NEWS FOR BULGARIA.
An Open Rupture With Russia Imminent
MORNING HOPES OF A YACHT RACE.
WHICH DIED AWAY WITH THE BREEZE.
Robbery of New York Branch Post Office.
BLOOD INDIANS ON THE WAR
PATH.
MurdGr0us Work Of Northwestern Indians.
SERIOUS NEWS FOR BULGARIA
An Open Rupture With Russia Imminent
MORNING HOPES OF A YACHT RACE.
WHICH DIED AWAY WITH THE BREEZE.
Robbery Of a New York Branch Post Office
BLOOD INDIANS ON THE WAR
PATH.
Many White Settlers Killed and
Scalped I'm the North xesi IereifArY

Many White Settlers Killed and
Scaiped i'm the Northwest Territory.
CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-A special from Ottawa.
Ont, published here this morning says: Word
has been received by the department OF
mounted police from the Crow Creek agency
Northwest territory, that the Blood Indians
from that reservation have gone on the war
pain, ana are devastating about there in re-
Nehge ior the killing of six of their band
recently by the Gros Nentres. They lett their
reservation. SO the report states, Monday
morning after war dance. and went south TO
huuson, n. w. l., where they came on q
small settlement OF whites, some sixteen In
number, OF whom ten were women and
chuoren. These were
ALL KILLED AND scALPED,
the besieging party carrying of the scalps as
trophies on poies They then continued on their
way toward the Gros Ventres settlement Along
their tracks were many farm houses of settlers
These We're all laid in ashes and the in
habitants killed and scalpcd. Not less than
one hundred whites have SO far fallen victims
are two Roman Catholic missionaries at the
Crow Foot agency, whose bodies are said TO
have been terribly mutilated: The whites at
the reservation, including the Indian agent,
nave been Killed. After leaving the agency
about thirty miles toward the American
bo. der the Crow Feet met with about sixty
GrOS VentreS and
DESPERATE FIGHT ENsUED.
The killed and wounded on each side cannot
be estimated correctly, but it is believed the
Crow Feet lost niue Killed and thirty wounded
while over fifty Tell belonging to the Gros Ventres
trloe. One hundred ana fifty ponies were cap
tured by the attacking party, as well as a large
amount OF clothing and ammunition. II Is es-
Ilmated by the department that at least
$2o,OOO worth OF property belonging TO settlers
has been burned and otherwise destroyed,
while
THE LOSS OF LIFE CANNOT BE ACCURATELY
CALCULATOR.
Two detachments OF mounted police have
been ordered to put down the rising, but il is
expected that the whole fOrce some 500
men will be necessary, as the Rockies and Can
ada Sioux will join in the uprising. Crow Foot
the chief of the rebelliOus, tribe is now on his
Way here, and cannot, therefore, be expected
10 Use his lnnuence TO put down the rising. The
Hon. +. A. Carren, minister of militia, wall call
out force OF at least 1000 infantry and cav
airy TO go to the scene OF the trouble and assist
the mounted police. In the meantime until
they reach the scene hundreds of lives may be
sacrlhced and any amount OF property de-
sroyed. general rising OF the Indians is
feared.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
They Assemble in Convention at Boston
TODAY.

Boston, Sept 20.-The republican state con.
vention was called to order at IL o'clock by
Major Gould, chairman of the state commit
tee. After the reading of the call, the following
Henry Gould; secretaries, Robert A. South
worth and Calvin ID. Page. Amer prayer was
offered Major Gould made q brief speech, set
ting forth the objects of The convention, euio-
giving the national record of the republican
party, and Insisting upon the fealty Of the re-
publican party 10 temperance and philanthro-
phy and its Iearlesness OF death from q third
party. An allusion to Gov. Robinson's admin.
istration was received with applause. The
umpn in November. The usual committees
were then announced.