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Iirndloy Cusscd Again.

BALTIMORE, MD., July SO.-Iouisyille
lost to.day's game in the ninth inning
when the home club scored three runs on
a,base on balls, two errors, a passed ball
and two singles with no one out. Young
Conway pitched a fine game and had he
been steadily supported the visitors would
not have scored a run. The umpiring OF
Bradley was the worst Been here this sea.
son, but both clubs seemed 10 suffer alike.
bis calling Of balls and strikes was ridi.
culously bad. Score:
lnnlnSs"."".-....,...1 1 2 s45O7s0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHI'ViS...: .:..% 9 GS3 9 &c
Earned runs, Baltimore 9. Two base
hits, Wolf, Scott. Passed balls, Conway
81 Gross 2. Wild pitches, II. Conway /.
First base on balls, or r. Conway 4. First
base hits, Baltimore q; Louisville i.
Errors, Baltimore 8; Louisville 8. Umpire,
Bradley,
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pANGs OF nuNGER.
Starving ESquImnux Resort to CailnibnIlsm
Graves Dug Omen by IIonrs.

Starving ESqulmRux Resort to CailnlbnIls
Graves Dug Open by Ilonrs.
sr. JonN, N. F., July 3O.-Hergenatis
Yer, one Of the E.quimaux who arrived
here on the Nancy Barret from okkak,
Labrador, says that the population of that
settlement was nearly 1870, yet when he
left with his wife not a soul remained.
Early in March food gave out. Every
drop Of oil and bit OF seal skin was util-
lied and at rare intervals bear was
killed. But finally the supplies were
quite exhausted. On June 8, they had
eaten nothing for six days, and, goaded
with hunger, they feasted upon the corpses
Of several whites and q few Indians that
had been killed by tho cold. When one
Of their own party died his or her body
was cut open, the entrails were taken out
and the remainder irozsn up for future
Use. From this food terrible dysentery
set In among the survivors, and on July /
there were but sixteen persons alive, the
bodies OF over twenty-five having been
eaten. The survivors started down the
Cuhbb III bleuke uIhWn ny lOur uOg5, the
only living creatures left them, their DO.
nies having been sacrificed TO appease hun.
ger long before. When about "a miles
from Cape Mugtord a heavy storm set In.
While tho party were endeavoring to iind
their way they were attacked BY white
bears, 10 the number Of 25 or 80, which
killed all Of the party but two, the sur.
ylvors being among the number al Oape
Mugiord. Yer reports that more than
one.half Of the entire population have
died Of hunger. Thousands oil bears have
crossed over from Pennyland, ransacked
the stores Of 0kkak, dug open the graves
and devoured the dead and attacked the
living. The Goyenoroi Newfoundland Yea.
terdRy received the following dispatch
from Mayor Rowland, OF Toronto: "Do
the necessities Of the inhabitants Of Lsbra.
dor make Il desirable that | should appeal
for help from our CitiEens7 think many
would gladly give II help Ia required u
An answer will bs sent informing Mr.,
Howard Of the destitution prevailing, and
requesting assistance,
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Tho innocent stranger.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July SO.-The Sen.
ate went into secret session about ten
minutes alter eleven o'clock this morning
and confirmed the nomination Of George
A. jerks to be Solicitor General. Senator
vanWyCk offered q resolution providing
that the extraditlon treaty with Great
britain shall be considered with open
doorR. 1t will be considered when the
treaty comes up.
The secret session lasted only few min.
utes but the galleries, upper corridors and
committee rooms were cleared OF all their
occupants-at least all but one-a stranger,
who seemed TO have been overlooked.
During the secret session this gentleman
innocently walked into the gallery. lie
vas appalled, by the warning ReSticula:
tions Of Senate officials on the floor and
backed out very hastily. He has not since
been seen about the building.
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NRw YoRk, July SO.--ln Port Chester
there 10 q club called The Friendship So.
cial Club, The members are young men
more or less connected with labor. They
are looked upon as being Socialists, and
they do not deny that they are In sym.
pathy with this movement. Yesterday
they had a picnic at Fox Island, at which
all the labor societies are represented,
Among tic workingmen who announced
their Intention oi attending this picnic
we're about 100 hands, employed In the
carpenter and Joiner shop oil MeftS 4
Sons. Mr. MerlS told his employees that
he did not want them 10 20, but they de-
fied him. This morning when they came
10 work they found Tho shops locked and
q notice on the door saying that II was
Mr. MerlG's time 10 have q picnic and that
the shopB would be closed Indefinitely.
The tneli are very angry.
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r11IllprAnrY nAY.


Tho Meeting Of this wolnen's Christian Tom.
pcrAnCc Union nt Mountain Lake.
Special DSpaich 10 the Intelli0tneer.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, July SO.-The
Womens Christian Temperance Union
held buainess sessions this morning and
afternoon, at which the best methods Of
advancing public sentiment in favor Of
temperance through the press and on the
platform were discussed.
This evening Rsy. Dr.. Garter, Of
Parkenburg, delivered an elaborate argu.
ment against the saloons and advocated a
distinct prohibition party.
Tomorrow will close the session OF the
Interstate Conference, which has been
by far The best ever held hero. The ser.
vices on Sunday will be In charge OF the
ladies who are In the habit Of public
speaking. About three.iourths Of those
attending tho convention are for Third
marty.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., July 3O.-The
House to-day resumed the consideration
or the Interstate Commerce bill. The
previous question was ordered-yeas 100,
nays 55, and tho question recurred on the
substitute, the Reagan bill to the Senate
bill, the Cullom bill. Tho substitute was
agreed to-yeRs 133, nays l04.
Mr.. Baker, Of New York, moved to com.
NIT tho bill with Instructions to the Com
mitlee on Commerce to report 1t back
amended by the substitution Of the Senate
bill. Lost-yeas 70, nays l5S. The Sen.
ate bill as amended by the adoption OF the
Reagan substitute was then passed-yeas
$50, nays al, and=a-conterencs was re.
uuestel,
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lilo Takes Exceptions.

To he Editor Of the Iatelli0ner.
sIR:-It 1t had not been for the heading
Of your report OF the so.called conference
l would have been led to believe was
reading the proceedings OF the Womon's
Christian Temperance Union now in ses.
sion al Mountain Lake Park. Did you
not commit an error in not meeting at
tho latter place and yet Brother Atkinson
and the women to join in with you2
Since tho Republican party seems destined
to become the hand maiden or valet de
chamber to the "Prohib" party, 1t would
have been meet aud proper to be near the
mistress.
II your report Is correct I am Of the
opinion that the z. o. p. Is to run a race
with Carskadon, Burt and company.
We are called upon to kiss the rod that
smote us. II prohibition Is the only stock
in trade, then lei the party go to h-ades.
Yours, &C., 7. LAunREcnT.
Grafton, JUly 20.
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IpMy. Cleveland can succeed in her
lauilblc desire to knock the ie olr the
namtB Of our dear girls, she will deserve
well OF the Republican. IfNtamie, for ex'
ample, could only be induced to think 30,
there is a Oweetly simple dignity about
Mary, Rnh when a man gets to be old
enough to vote he takes about this view
Of it, Jane, Margaret, Frances, Sarah
Rebecca, Anne, Elizabeth, Virginia. are
some more names too sweet and pure to be
TITLED with.
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Fl. WoaTn, Tx. July SO.-The nun.
Der Of outrageS perpotrated In The past few
months by negroes on white women and
little girls in western counties, culmlnat.
Ing in the outrage and murder Of MrB. Bon
Stephensat DE Leon, in OomanChe county,
70 bearing fruit. The people Of Comanche
have ordered oil negroes to leave The
county on penalty ol death, and In De
Leon, BIB, Snlpe Springs, WhitLyille aud
Fleming hlgns are hung out; mo negroes
are allowed In this town." Last night the
Texas 4 Pacific brought 10 this city 20 ne.
groes who left ComanChe county under
these Instructions and warnings They
are thoroughly frightened, and seemed 10
doubt whether they were sale 10 stop here,
One Of the most intelligent said that hun.
dreds Of negroes have left the county BY
the Central road, and considers II best ior
oil negroes 10 leave the county.
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The IIoO,Ilo tjnIplrc.

WARRINGTON, D. G., July 8O.-To.dRy'g
game between the Washington and DO.
troit wss given 10 the latter by a score Of
= 10 0 upon The refusal oi Manager
scanlon 10 allow the Waslllnglons 10
finish the game, because he believed
Umpire ElliCk's decision unjust. When
the game was stopped the score BLood o
TO 0 In favor Of The home club An al.
tempt was made to mob the umpire, but
the IingleaderB were at once arrested,
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"Sictso Nearly SI,ut ONT.

STATEN ISLAND, July 3O.-The Cincin.
natl club won easily from the Metropoli.
tans by batting L7nch's curves all over.
the field to-day. Tho "Mets" PLAYED A
mnfLlng match throughout. Attendance
1000. Score:
lnnlng,."....."""".:. q 2s4bC7So
SSIHt'RES1ai.n.:. SIaaSESaa.a. %:.:. 8 8 ! -.
Earned runs, Cincinnati, 8. Home runs,
MCPhee, Fennelly. Two base hits, Reip.
glager, Lewis, Powell. Wild pitches,
Lynch, |. Passed balls, Baldwin, 2; Reip.
slayer, 2. First base Ion balls, Nets, i
Cincinnati, |. First base hits, Nets, 8;
Cincinnati, II. Errors, Nets, g; Cincin.
natl, 4. Umpire, Valentine. -
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HAlirAx, July SO.-Thu latest adVlces
from 81, Pierre, MiquSlon, report q shock,
Ing murder there on Friday last. ASpan'
ish lAbOtVr working In Clefmlef's fishery
alter word or two Of ordinary converse.
ton picked up q hand Ak end dealt Q
French lAbofer from behlnd. A blow cgn
The back Of the neck, almost completely
Bevetlng the head from the body, The
murderer regrets only that one or two
otheta AtO not his victims N we'll,
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"PRxstDEsr CLEVELAND" says the
Utic, Herald, "having warned the office
holders against going into politics, ought
nov to find time to say something about
acabinet officer who engages in telephone
stock speculation. lie could mako that
subject quite interesting in his sarcastic
way" But you may have noticed that
the Presidents sarcasm is at It's best only
in pension bill vetOes. Moreover, the
President is not ready to veto Garland.
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MAIL MISCREANTS.
PoUcH MISSING
Containing one Hundred Thousand Dollars,
The Robbery Takes Place between
New York and Pittsburgh :ovsr
Month ago-DotpCtIyCs ut Work.

ST. LOUIS, July SO,-The Postolllce In
spectors Of the postal division between
this city and New York, are now looking
for the author Of the first important mai
robbery on that division, The theft oc'
Cured nearly month ago, but the
amount oimoney loat was 30 large that
the InspsCtors have taken unusual pre-,
cautions to keep It quiet, A postal clerk
who knows the facts, however, has made
them public, and they are as iollows;
The postal car, which left New York
for st. Louis on June 2Sth, had among its
mail pouch, No, s5S. for st. Louis,
which contained $4,000 in money,
and drafts, bonds, checks and other
ueI u At $500, At At PittsBsrSh iBS tE, tSe
far West mail was transferred, passing
into the hands OF Chief Clerk james Fer.
aid, The train as usual, made very
short stop OF that place, and also, as usual,
the Chief Clerk signed q receipt for the
various pouches without inspecting them,
the time being too short to do 30. During
the run to indianapolis he found that he
had reCeipted for the 81, Louis pouch
which was not in his possession, and
probably had not been turned over to him
with the rest Of the mail, He immedl.
ately reported the robbery, and the detec.
tives have been working on the case ever
since, without, as yet, having made any
arrests.
1t Ia believed that the pouch was stolen
between New York and Pittsburgh by one
Or a number OF clerks who have since
then left the service.
PlrrsuURou, July 90.-The postollice
officials Of this city have not been ollicl-
ally notified in regard to the missing pouch
that is supposed to have disappeared be.
tween New York and Pittsburgh. twas
known, though, that tho pouch was miss.
ing and that the matter was quietly being
investigated, No blame is attached to any
ot the employees in this city, as they are
not expected to receipt for through mail.
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Not tho Man,

PITrsDuRaH, Pa July SO.-It was clearly
proven to-day that the man arrested last
night as 0rrin Sherry, tho defaulting
Treasurer Of Chautauqua county, New
York, was not the individual. President
Herspeger, OF the Chautauqua lake Ice
Company, who was one Of sherry'g bonds.
men, stated positively that tho man under
arrest was not the much wanted Treasurer,
but that he bore slight resemblance TO
Sherry. The police authorities think he
Is q confidence man, and he will be held
until further information can be obtained
as to his identity.
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PIrTsBuRau, Pa July 8O.-After stub.
bornly holding out Tor higher wages for
nearly twenty weeks the 900 miners at
Dubois, Pennsylvania, have acknowledged
defeat and decided to return to work OF
the operators terms. Four hundred min.
ers at the Hampton and Duquesne coal
works, near here, struck yesterday against
a reduction in wages Of eleven cents per
ton
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ALBANY, N. Y, SO,-A large number OF
foundrymcn in this vicinity have been the
victims Of man OF good appearance
claiming 10 como from Cleveland, O., who
is selling the right to make mixture for
facing and lubricating purposes. He ex.
hibits large book containing recommen.
dations oil the mixture and gets from $lOO
10 $500 for 1t. He has sold It very largely
to malleable iron concerns and has tlisap.
peared. 1t is believed that he is now In
the New England States. The mixture Is
worthless. 1t is believed that the scheme
has netted many thousands Of dollars.
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Clnrl,.nnrp,s ruhlIc IInlldInr.

SpscIW UlEPIItN 70 Wt INIlIVtIctT,
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 3O.-The
President to-day sigued tho bill increasing
the appropriation for the Olarksburg
building. Through mistake OF the en-.
groBsing clerk the increase Is $4,000 in.
stead Of $4,000, as originally reported,
This makes the entirc amount approprl-
ateh sS0AO0
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THIS timeit is an Alabama man who is
to Try the Persian mission. II any Amer
ican car be induced to remain ut Teheran
doubtless an Alabama American will
prove to be the man. He has 60 much 10
gals by staying away from home.
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'toa Dispatch 10 he initulQaotr.
VvADERLASD, MD., July SO.-Braksman
U G. BoOgher, residing at Martinsburg,
had both legs cut of at No. 12 water eta.
ton this morning by slipping of OF a coal
hopper lie was put ID q caboose and sent
70 MArIinsbufg but died before reaching
slf John, . Run. He leaves a largo family
Anu was insured In the Baltimore & Ohio
Association,
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ST.. LOUIS, No., July SO.-A special from
Little Rock, Ark, says: The particulars
OF the killing OF JOS. Wilford at Mount
Vernon by man named Reeves have
been received here. Reeves become jsal-
GUS OF his wife, whom he suspected Of hay-
ing improper relations with Wiliord, and
requested the latter to leave the vicinity.
Wilford refused, and while talking to Mrs.
Reeves at tho window Wednesday even
ing wasattaCked by theinfuriated husband,
who almost severed his head from his
body with an axe.
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At Philadelphia Philadelphia, 8, Kan.
sas CITY, |. Eirned runs, KanBaS OIty, / F,
Philadelphia, y. Flrst base lifts, pbIla.
delphla, Oi Kansas City, 0. Errors, phiiS.
delphia, ii Kansas Oily, s, '"
Az Decentralization, O; ChIcauo n
Earned runs, 2 sSGb. Fltss baSs !, IS w, w. J:
OhlCago, 4. -
Al New Yotk-Nsw York, 2. 81, Louis.
l, Firat base bits, New York, 81 ST. Louis,
.. Errors, New York, ai bt, iouis, 4,
Umpifei Calvin, Of the pltlhurgh club,
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NEw YoRE, July SO.-Detectives Scan.
lon, Timmons and Pike have, during the
past few days, found packages Of dry goods
that had evidently been thrown from pass.
Ing freight trains in the vicinity OF Dobbs'
Ferry and Hastings, Officer Frank Meyers.
Of Hastings, found quantity OF dry goods
In a bathing house. II Is known to belong
TO Q merchant in Rome, N. Y. Two freight
trains pass thera every night and stop to
take water. One has to walt for the other.
1t ls supposed that during these stops the
robberles have taken place, the goods
thrown into the bushes and then picked
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BASE BALL.
Tho Athletics md the Champions have a
Close fight-OthOr (,ninps.

Tho Athletics nnd the Champions have "A
Close flgIt-Othor Games. =.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3O.-For the frat
few innings today tho 81. Louis and Ath.
letic players seemed sleepy. After that,
however, they reused Themselves and the
result was one Of the most exciting games
seen here this season. The champions
lost principally through the miserable
fielding OF Robinson. Score:
lnnlngS..."."" 2I45 $3.50 10
S."SSSi.." S. TSS; ...:..: sc. doSSSi "a
Earned runs, Athletic 8; st. Louis 4.
Two base hits, MCGarr, Stovey, Oaruthers
2. Three base hits, 0'Noil. Passed balls.
Robinson 2.S Wild pitches, FoulS /, First
base on balls, oil Foutz / of Atkisson 3.
First base hits, Athletic l2; st. Louis 10.
Walsh,
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Now We beg to recall the wager we 60
confidently laid OH Brother Lsonard, and
congratulate our esteemed friend Watts
OH his good fortune, II he ILLS the office
rs we'll as Judge Flick has, we shall be
abIa to nay "woll done, thou good and
faithful servant" when he retires 10 give
place to deserving Republican.
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lIgnE is an honest confession from the
able and courageous Louisville Courier
Journal; "The party has come short oi
public requirements this winter because
Of lack Of discipline and CompaCtness."
Having come short, for whatever reasons,
we take ii that It will be in order to move
to "turn the rascals out" A party which
falls aslotin Congress ought not to have
noEcr louv
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TWO ENpIIEssIoNs
On tho Republican Conference which met
mt PnrkCrsburg.

On tho KCpnbllonh COnIcrchcO which met
Mt Parkorsburg.
Special Dispatch 10 hs IaiCl!tJelLetr.
CLARKsBuRu, WA, July 3O.-sinco it
has become known that the Parkersburg
Conference was harmonious and had some
opinions to utter, have heard quite free
expression from our farmers and people
generally and they arc all favorable to the
action Of the Conference. They want To
know why the Democrats when in coun.
Gil did not have tho courage to express
themselves on the same questions. The
Democratic bosses are mad, snappy and
scorniul, and the people enjoy their pre-.
uiCament,
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Tue party has need OF Mr., Leonard's
services in politics, This is why he was
no. shelyed in an Office, There hasn't
bean such a compliment paid for long
tiue. But compliments have little mar
Lo, yoIun
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CHARLESTON Is doing very well. Gov
emor, United States Senator, Congress
man, Secretary Of State, AdIutsnt General
United States District Attorney and sew
er4l odds aud ends under tho head CT
Wminor mention"
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MILWAUKEE, Wis. July 8O.-Nalural
gas has been discovered at Dundas,
Calumet county, this State. This IA Inc
second instance Of The kind In lie blSLory
Of WlsConBln, the afst we'll having been
discovered at Appleton several weeRs Apo,
One ol the wofkmen lowered a lanisfn
Into the shalt ~ Dundas shortly After me
gas began 70 escape, when aneSbiosion
occurred, which badly burned The three
men who were engaged In the work, The
Vicinity,
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and summarily executed by them. The
Secretary refuses to disclose the contents
Of the report, but tacltly admits that 1t
substantially confirms the press reports
received from Galveston. He has d.
reCted q thorough investigation to be
made OF all the facts IN the case.
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Tie llnsrns Trnsctly.

wAsniSoroS, D. o., July 0o.-ThO
Secretary Of State has received report
from United States Consul Lynn In 70.
gard 10 the case Of FtahUisCo RAstus,
iiaturallGBd American citizen who was
surrendered 10 the police authorities at
pledtas, NegrAS, Mexico, 10 a horse thlel
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KASsAs Cry, July sO.-rho cxamina-
ton Of fhe Missouri Pacific train wreCkCrs
at Wyandotte, concluded to-day, and all
were bound over without bail To
the District Court, now In session.
The defense waived further evil.
dence rs against Hamilton, Gore and
Levy, whilo Newport and Lloyd were on
the evidence addnCed In the examination
Of the others yesterday by Vassen, waived
an examination. The prisoners were
taken 10 the county Jail at Wyandotte,
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GEORGIA Democrats in convention as'
semOled, endorsed the President. But
they don't. They are not getting the
Offices fast enough. The gallant GeorgiaDs
arc not alone. Some West Yirginlans ale
keeping them company.
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Nownrh Downs I,Iilsh,lrril.

NEWARK, July SO.-The pIttsbursh club
otAmerlCAn Association stopped here To-.
day and played with the Newark club.
Tho game was one Of the finest Of The sea.
sou. scorr. Newark 81 Pittsburgh /,
-Four teen innings. Base hits, Newark lg;
Pittsburgh .. Errors, Newark 81 PITS.
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OPINIONS differ as to the submission oi
pIoaibitory amendment, and tho INTEL
LlagScgn's columns are open for the ex'
preston OF all shades and varieties. Make
tham short and let them come.
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Ghs QntelEiasrter


Readers Of TIE DAILY ISTRLHoEScRR
,Io desire to hare that journal sent iHio The
country during The summer will find each day
n le airaiising columns a convenient Clank
rlich Ney ran cM out and jill in 'Oith a sub
rriplon order.
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Mn. DALEY sails in the wrong boat.
IIe couldn't reasonably expect it. But
this needn't keep him from going for Mr.
Wilson'S comfortable place, and going ior