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1AFAYErrE, 1Sp,, Oct. i2.-Ed. Robin.
son, proprietor Of tie woolOn Mills, one
Of the oldest mills In the state, has left
for parts unknown, having forged notes
on hiA iAlher and owing sums 10 lnet.
chants and farmers aRRregatlns about
$4,000, He had been acting suspiclously
iOr 8omstine, having slept with hfa
clothes on tor three weeks past and car
ried two pistols continually. Farmers 10
whom he 10 indebted are stripping the
mill Of Us Coptents d the hope Of bavinn
aomeLhlhR Of their loss.
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FRANCE MAnNIING ZIP
On the War Question-why Boulangcr
Thirsty for Gnro.


On the War Question-why I'oulangor Is
TIilrsty for Gore.
PARIS, Oct. l2.-There is a rapid growth
Of the war feeling in France. The Bou.
LANCER party have begun the issue OF two
new journals, La Reranche and Le Soklat
LabOurer, TO advocate an offensive policy
in vlndication OF the military prestige Of
France. General Boulanger, however,
disowns any connection with the papers.
NJ. Laveden, the military critic, writes
to the Figaro that General Boulauger has
prepared q well conceived plan, in conneC.
tlon with staff officer Of high rank, for a
continental campaign, The Ailitaire sayd
that General BJnlanger desires war, not
for the purpose OF recovering Alsace, not
to crafty personal ambition, but as step
leading 10 the solution OF social ques-
tions.
The stricLest taboo OF everything Ger.
man is being observed. NJ. Lockroy,
Minister Of Commerce, has ordered the
police to prosecute all persons selling
boxes OF toys imported from Germany,
and containing map Of France without
AlHaCe,
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CHICAGO, Oct. 12-ssmuel EisldCn, one
Of the condemned AnsrCh!sts sends a
letter to the papers here in which he
speaks Of tho assault made on the inform.
er Waller, in q North Side drinking
saloon, and intinatea the assault was
arranged by the police 10 make certain
Of the doom Of condemned mon,
He says II Waller knew the saloon was an
Anarchist resort why did he venture 10
inttude into such place. He finally dc.
clAres that he has been made to believe
that the Bpeechesmade by tho seven con.
demnetl men have changed tho current
Of public opinion more In their favor.
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nl.Lre..lnr rlro I'd slenhonyllln.

Special Correspondence OftAs lHt,!iiOenesr
sTEUuESyGLLE, o., Oct. 12,-At an early
hour this morning lte consumed two
story frame house on the upper ond Of
Dock street, Tho house WAS owned by
John sheSl and occupied by John Ma.
gultc, WHO with his family barely escaped
with their llvOs, and we're unable to save
any oi the household goods, 90 the fre
had made considerable progress before be.
Ing dlSCoveted. Mr, Magulfe's loss will
10 sore allllCtlon 10 him aB hO carried no
Insurance. OH his goods, Loss on building
$500 No insurance,
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WHEELING. W. Van Oct. l.
WheelIng NON In lLo we.t.

Mr.. John s. Robinson, formerly a young
member Of the bar Of this county, now
located at Madison, Nebraska, has been
nominated for County Attorney OF that
county, and the local press gives him an
excellent send of. Among the delegates
In the convention which nominated him
was 7. F. Memminger, also formerly OF
WAeeltng, now a prosperous banker at
Burnett, Nebraska.
Hon. Harvey u Ferguson, likewise an
old Wheeling mar, now In New Mexico,
is prominently mentioned in connection
with the position Of Territorial Delegate
To Congress, -
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IrB,o bO hoped that Judge Braunon
may come to Wheeling and let us know
jus. what he means by taking the tartI
of the nsGessarlo5 Of life and putting it
on I'll, Injuries. AT the same time he
mi,h! exhibit a working model, that the
people may understand just how the
thing vould hi. the American labor and
capital engaged in producing the neCes.
saries Of Life. .s
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" rus Chinese immigration act cannot
bo iniorcol in San Francigco, 1t 10 o fair
presumption that public opinion there Is
at least ipdilIuca: on tho AubjeCt. II this
be trua it ID surprising, for we have beOn
lei to believe that the whole Pacific coast
is agirat tbs swarmlng Of the Mon
s,,ltro5
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OUR FLAG HAULED DOWN
ny Canadian Officers mo Importance A
I. traCtod To tho Act.

By Canadian Officers No Importance At.
I, tractud 10 tho Act.
I WAsnNaroN, D. O., Oct. 12,-Advices
received at tho Department Of State this
morning corrOborate the published report
Of the hauling down Of the American dag
on the American schooner, Marion
Grimes, at shelburne, by Captain Quigley
Of the Canadian cruiser, Terror. The &C.
tion Of tho Captain OF the Grimes, In rua.
ming up colors while the vessel was In the
custody Of O&ualiAn officers is deprecated
At the Department as likely to nesulessly
complicate tho Department In its efforts
to reach satisfactory settlement Of the
fishery question.
appears that when the u. cutter
C0rwin stezsd the British aealing vessels
In Alaskan waters, tho llrst official act OF
tho Gaptors was to haul down the British
colors. The ground for taking such action
Is found in the claim, that until the bit zed
vessel is released she Is technically In the
poyeession Of the government making the
siezure.
This last incident Is not regarded at tue
state Department as one likely to cause
any serious trouble, and may be passed
over without further notiCe.
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LoSpoN, Oct. l9,-Thc Congregational
Union assembled at Norwich to-day. Dur.
ing the proceedings, the Raw John Hunter
moved resolution expressing the rogret
Of the assembly that II had not had oppor.
tunity to welcome Rev. Henry Ward
Bcecher. An amendment 10 the resolu.
ton that Mr.. Beecher be invited To address
the assembly was negatived. After
warm discussion the resolution was car.
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NEw YoRE, Oct, 19.-Mrs. General
Grant has received from Charles l., Web.
sIst 4 Co., the publishers Of the Generals
Memoirs, 0 check for $4,000, being tho
second payment on account Of the profits
ol the work. The former payment was for
100000, Mr, Webster said that probably
within q few months Mrs. Grant would
receive 100000 more. The check paid in
to-day represents the CollellloRa made on
thebOok up 10 date. Mr.. Webster thinks
MrS, Grant will realize al lsaSt $500, 900 on
the work,
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SHENANDOAH, Pa, Oct 19.-ThiS town
aud the entire Mahonlng Valley 10 threat.
va1d WITH . water famine which mult re-
slIt 10 serious logs 10 buBiners. But one
sloNer oi raln hNa fallen here In nine
N,eSs, aud the streams In the valley are
amo'i wholly dried up. The water sup.
Py 81 tho coIIerluS Is exhausted, and un,
,ss9 faia should come within q lew days,
hlos' oil the COllerlGB not supplied from
w. Me grand dam will bu compelled 10 Bus.
pguu operations. The towns supply 10
sn,I s,Sl running short, and the prospect Of an
Sa.ue o. exhaustion Of tho supply ID causing
s'sA' Mafu, among tho people, "
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OUR Canadian neighbors are having o
god dea Of 'un seizjng American vessels,
hauling down the American flag and that
GOr. Of thing, They are under tho i'm.
PRESTON that the Government at Wash.
inglon has gone West to grow up with the
chnniry
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ST, Louis. Oct, l9.-Erly this morning
fire broke out in the lower part Of H
Rsmieldt's picture frame store, at S2l
franklin avenue. The upper rooms oI
the building were occupied by a number
Of families, the members Of which were
asleep while the flames were burning
lercely below them. When the bl4zs was
discovered tho fire had burned through
in.o the rooms above and their oCCupanta
barely escaped with their lives. Women
and children rushed frAntiCally about, but
every exit was barred by tho flames, and
q great loss oil life seemed inevitable. The
tire department, however, arrived lust in
time, aud all but ono were taken by the
hremon from the windows. Henry Ros.
eltin was overcome by tho smOke and
flames and was unable To make his way
to window. His absence was noticed
by his rescued friends, and tho tlremen
went to his relief. He was found lying
Unconscious In one Of the inner rooms,
and terribly burned. He was taken to
the hospital, The building was destroyed.
Loss, $25 900; insured.
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Want pocislyo Action.

sr. PErEasDuRa, Oct. l2.-rhe newspa-
perO Of this city are unanimously Of the
opinion that decisive action by Russiu in
regard to Bulgaria is imperative. The
Journal dcSt. Pstsrsbourg says that It would
even have justified Russia In urging the
postponement OF the elections In Bulgaria
until the passions Of the people had cooled
from the late excitement, and adds that
Ii can be readily understood why Russia
refuses TO recognize or sanction 40 Assem-.
bly, elected under such a condition Of al.
fairs as now exists In Bulgaria,
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SOFIA, October l2.-Goneral KsulbrS
has arrived at vafna. lie was received
AT the station by a prc.ts russian deputatlon
who greeted him with cheers. subsp.
quently he proceeded 10 the Russian con.
sui ate which was surrounded by a threat
eninR crowd. II was necessary 10 place
military patrol at the consulate /, protect
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A DIGAMoUs PAIR.
They Are 10th Lodged In jail Directly AT
ter Marriage.


READING, Oct. l2,-George Malbound
and hls supposed wife were arrested this
morning by Detective Kershnor and
lodged in jail to apsSer for blgamy.
They were married on Saturday night by
Rev. Clayden Mumma. Malbouud is an
Englishmen, 40 years old, and has been
here. bat \ few months. He has been
boarding since hia arrival with Lawrence
Doser and wife. Doser 10 SO years old
aud 10 steady, Woodworking man. In
1880 he was married to his present wife
by ltsv. j. Addison KutS. The woman Is
about 80 years old, Of fine figure and With
jet black hair and eyes, II was she that
became Malbound's on Saturday evening.
Malbouud vert before Register Strunk
and secured libouHs for his marriage to
Mrs. Maria Davis" He swors both he
and the woman were single. AS soon as
the officials discovered tho contrary to be
the case Mslbound wGs apprehended and
loaded into Detective Kershner's carriage
enroute to jail Qntha way the bride was
met. "Hold on, KUrfchner," she cried,
"What you going to do with George2 |
want to sec my husband once more" The
deteCtlve Immediately took her aboard,
aud tho loving pair were lodged in differ.
ent cells. MRlbound for perjury and biga.
my and the woman for bigGmy.
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Thar funny physician Of Mtlledgevlllc
VINO pulled the Chcotuut bell in church
won chimein 80 g'ibly when the court
names tho amount Of the fine. AT that
solemn moment his feelings will be
iang.el out Of irne.
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VaicAoo, ool. i2,--john Beck, Colt.
neld II DohIef, Jost. Hammer and Adolph
nAnyyen, lhe mOn arrested for assaulunR
S,,MlleOa ,n,Hi WAllUtn, tho Anarchist who
Siaiheu states evidence, were AftaiRned
%pSslote JusllCs Kenlon thls inoTning,
bsgy were held Tor examination Under
pAA ASSfegAIIng 500 each.
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PARIS, Oct. PA sensation has been
caused in LyonS by the confinement in
Sn,insane asylum Of lady who Is alleged
to be sane. The lady WAS q professor OF
German and while teaching an evening
class was SeiSsd as lunatlc by Sisters Of
Charity, thrust into cell and taken 10 an
asylum The pupils Of the woman de.
clare that they had not seen any evidence
oi Insanity III their teachers actions aud
sr inquiry has been instituted to deter
MINI whether her datantion ia iustiRable.
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Ir!here 81 no European war this time
itwon't be the fault OF the Russian press,
which stema loaded to the muzzle, The
RusGa prCss lives next door to the
Runjan Gngarnment.
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81. PAUL, Oct. ig.-ThO Dtpatcht Alex.
andria, Mimi, special laysi Hon. KnuIe
Nelson who was picked up unconscious
In the lake last night htrevlved this morn.
Ing and 10 now able 10 walk about While
fishlng he hooked q big piCketal, aud ID bis
efforts 70 lAnd him the boat turned sud-
denly and he fell into The water
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An Attorney In Default.

BesroN, Oct. 12.-charlss A. L. Whit.
tier, a lawyer was arraigned in the su.
prems Criminal Court To-day on On in.
diCInent charging him with the embs1.
Slement Of some 100000 from Harriet D.
Reid, client, He pleaded not guilty and
In default Of $4,000 ball, was rVmAudsd
IN iAii
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BAsE BALL.
Tho "AIets" Defeated by Pittsburgh Yes.
inrIlnr

rho "NIetS" Defeated by Pittsburgh Yes.
... tCr,lny.
PIrTDUEdH, Oct l2.-The "Metsn
played the closing championship game
here to-day with the home team In
the presence Of about 200 people. shael.
fer pitched fairly well, but gave Ave men
their bases on balls. Tho game was
called back to the seventh inning alter
the home club had scored three runs in
their halt Of their eighth, iu which inning
Roseman retired the third man at the
plate by q magnificent throw home from
deep center field. The visitors could do
nothing with Galvin's delivery. Score:
nnIngs"..""".,,"."..> l 234 607
EsiSS55.a; EE5ssSS5fs ii. :...::...,. 9 8 5SSSS "A
Passed balls, 2'mner 9. Wild pitches,
Calvin, l; sChaeier, 9. First base on
balls, OF sChasisr, 8 Struck nut, Calvin,
/; SChaeier, 8. Umpire, York. Baae
hits, 4 each. Errors, Pittsburgh, 8;
"Mets,n
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prominent IN aoon Works.

wESTDuRY, L. l., Oct. 1g.-Joseph r.
Hunting, Justice Of the Peace, Sunday
School Superintendent and leader IN
good works generally and poSOessor Of the
confidence Of tho enLito community ap.
pears to have gone wrong, Some time
ago Frederick WilletS,a Nov York broker,
placed about $l50OOO worth Of negotiable
securities With Hunting. Willets now
OlaimB that Hunting proved false 10 hid
truBksnd hyPothccatod $4,000 worth Of
tho paper getting $1,000, which hs used
lu Bpeculhtion. II appears also that
Hunting has got In debt 10 surrounding
tradeRmBn 10 tho amount OF several
thousand dollarE, and to-day one Of these
CredltOta attached Huutings property.
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Row., Oct, ls.-1'hfee suspicious cases
Of illness were reported In Rome yes.sr
day. One Of The filllCted poneus died.
II 10 thought their disease 10 cholera. In
all other places 10 Italy where cholera las
prevailed the disease has almost diSap
oAafad,
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Novel aud sucee..fal psntnI operation.

Novel aud Successful Dental Operation,
New YoRK, Oct. ia novel operation
was shown and explained on Saturday to
a company Of fifty dentists and others In
tereIted in dental and medical surgery, o;
the house OF DR.. @. A. Woodward, No. IS
West Thirty.iourth street. The operation
was the successful transplantadon OF teeth
into artificial sockets, aud their firm
growth into the places madO for them
Two subjects, one y ColOred man, were
present 10 demonstrate to tho satiaiac.ion
Of the iucredulous dentists present, the
success oi this method. A hole ia bored
in the bone under the gum where it Ia do.
sired that the new tooth shall take root.
and In this the tooth is pu. and fastened
with llgl.urea. The ligatures In the case
Of one Of the patients were removed in
the presence Of the dentists, and the
tooth, which had been put In OH Tuesday,
was found to have taken firm root. Dr..
Wm. ]. Younger, OF San Francisco, ex.
planned the operation, and claims that 1t
is q new idea.
Dr., Younger will address the Academy
OF Medicine tomorrow night on his dis.
CoVery and explain the operation.
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OUR Southern countrymen arc having
hard times this year, Between the earth.
quake snl the hurricane they have lost
heavily in lie and property, This time it
isGaIyaston that feels the stroke.
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soTA, Oct l2.-The Bulgarian author.
tiles have arrested and sent to Constant.
nople newspaper correspondent who
accompanied General Kaulban. The
correspondent was connected with The
Independence R0umanie, oi BuChatObt.
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CnnAIderCd More Fooil.h rhNn Ctlmlnni.

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-WilllAm 8. Snyder
aud Thomas Brown, the two Anarchists
who have been held In Jail since the Hay.
market riot aud were indicted for riot aud
conspiracy with LhAL affair, we're to-day
discharged upon their own rsoosniSSncs
by Judge Gary. MI. Gtlnnell requested
thladlBposltlon Of the prisoners, and Il Ia
probable they never will be tried, Snyder
is an American BY birth and brown d the
only ltehlnAu conneutRd with the events
oil May 4, save the policemen, Both men
ore quite young and are considered by
the officials more foolish than criminal,
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To.DAY tbe Republican conterees meet
at Wtl.sburs to nominate candidate for
slato Senator, They ought to be able to
anl a winning man,
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ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct ia The 1nvaiitie
Ru.se announces tina. supplementary reg.
ulatlons iot use Ia the contingency OF The
calling ouI oil the army aud navy reserves
have bSen iRauOd,
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"wnY," asks correspondent, "why
does th, ISEsLLTaEScER call Judge Bran.
aol Gphraiu?" Because, good friend,
his name Is not Ell.
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The resldenCO Of james N, II. Bsals, Of
Mason county, wa1 destroyed by fire, 10.
gethof with good portion Of bis house.
bold goods, Ills loss 10 something over
$1,000 insurance $780,
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Ma. MoanIsoN ought to have enough
confidence in fres trade to talk 1t at home,
bpLhs doeRn', do 1t,
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B.,r BALL is taking a new and firm grip
on Wheeling. - ..
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CaAIRNAS HENsRL and the Philadelphia
Pras ara in a waT-t ths-kaiisy Henssl is
too Young to perish so soon.
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NEw YoRE's birds Of prey are flying,
diving, They ought to have been Gagged.
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CurcAGo feels that she must work ten
bolrs day or she can't save her bacon,
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JrDGR BRANSOS used to perform jack
knife trick, but he hasn't for a long time
now
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MONTREAL, Oct. 19-NAthan NJ. Neeld,
the Ohicag dsiaultef, Is here, and has
engaged eminent counsel Of this city 10
dslshd him II necessary,
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Tng underground railroad from Siberia
IA doing cut'rate business.
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A ao9D many Richmond folks have
tr!pped on the color line,
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THE SENATORIAL CONFERENCE,
The Republican Candidate to bo Named at
Wellsbprg To-day,

The Republican conference to choose q
candidate for State Senator to succeed
Hon, N, B, Scott will be held at Wellsburg
to-day, ohioCOunty being entitled to the
nomination, the vote Of the majority Of
the conielees from this county will Of
course decide who tho nominee will bs.
We're Mr., Scott understood to bs can.
didGte for denomination, he would un,
doubtedly be the man, But as II is be.
lieVed he will not accept, attention has
been directed 70 others, among them 10
.. Dohbins, 7. O. Motat and w, N
LnCh. Or, Logan's deClinRtion was much
regretted by number Of leading Rspuh-
ltcans, Others insist that Mr., Scott must
be nominated,
The following correspondence on this
subject explaius itself;
WHEELING, W. Va, Oct, II, 1885.
], /. Dicksy Al, D.;
DEAR SlR:-With others, probably q
majority Of the Senatorial conierees, Who
will meot this week to select candidate
| believe that Mr., N, B. Scott Is the man
we should make our candidate for the
state sspste. Understanding, however,
that Mr.. sCoIt's health 10 such that il
would bs very injurious for him to stand
the campaign as q leader, and being in
Iormed that you are his physiCiau, l ask
that you state whether his health will ad.
NIT Of his caudjdaCy-havIng in view
the demand OF his party, MIR. scotts own
feelings and what is due him in view Of
his'physlcAl condition, Please advise us
through mo at an early date and oblige,
Yours Sincerely,
Oh, RAwLINo.
WHEELING, W, Va, Oct. 12, 1885.
@. J" RGWling, E'q;
MY DEAR SIR;-Ln reply 10 your favor
Of to-day inquirlng whether, In my opiu.
ion, Mr.. Scott's health would permit him
to he candidate for the state senate, /
would say emphatically no
MIR, Scott Is in very poor health and has
been that way for come months, A ner
yous prostration caused by over work IL
his main trouble, aud 1t would lie wrong
to himself and his family to undertake
the anxiety and responsibility that such
candidacy would involve; no matter how
urgent might DO the demand Of bis party.
Yours very truly, JouN L, DIcEEY.
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Nav standard on ComnObv.

touisylLtn, KY, Oct 1g.--A notable
business change attracting a great deal Of
attention ID the published statement that
Chess, CAtley 4 Company, the Eopthern
Representatives Of the Standard OIL Com.
pGny has given away 10 new Standard
oil Company which has tled articles oi
ihnofDofAtl0n,
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oalesi Nos, 40 aud ~ Fourteenth street,
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Hon. George Hatman, Of Grant county,
is the Republican standard bearer Ia the
Twelfth Senatorial District
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-07-24

A picture OF Abraham Lincoln worth
$1,000 has stood boxed up in i dark
and dingy corner of The Canitol at Al
Gany for over four years.