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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26
ST. LOUIS GETTING READY.
Preparing the Exposition for the Demo,
cratic Convention.

Preparing the Exposition for the Demo
cratic Convention.
ST. LOUIS, February 25.-Regardipg the
place to hold the Democratic National
Convention in this city, Mr.. John Fl
Johnson, Secretary of the st. Louis Expo
ton, says:
s"Befors the st. Louis delegation de-
parted for Washington was told by some
of the members of the committee that we
had best be prepared to make ready for a
place to put the convention when it came
here. Ibid not think the st. Louis folks
were very sauguine of success, but assured
them that they could have anything and
everything we had TO accommodate them.
The result has shown indefatigable work
on their part, and much credit is due them.
"As there could be no definite arrange
ments made about hall when they left, Of
course, none will be made until they re-
turn on Sunday, when, l suppose, they
will shape matters to send into the Expo
sition Directors formal request for quar-
te1s..n which to hold the Convention. / do
not think they will want Grand Music Hall
as it will not be large enough to transact
the work comfortably. We are fixing up
the north nave in the Exposition building
for the National Sengerfest, which begins
on the 18th of June. This nave, with the
gallery, will comfortably seat 0,0O0 peo-
pie, and it requires all this space to ac-
the SGngerfest. The architects
are at work putting their plans in shape
and arranging for proper acoustics. This
will, | think, make more advantageous
place to hold the Convention than in
Grand Music Hall, but, Of course, any
thing we have is at their disposal.
81 am more than pleased that tie early
part of June has been selected as the time
to hold the convention. have made OBJ.
seryations for years, and the weather sta
tistics show that the weather in June In
st. Louis is the finest and most propitious
of the year. The rainy season is over and
we have full blown spring in all its gram
deur. | forgot to speak Of our other iacili-
ties in the Exposition building for taking
care Of the National Convention, as regards
halls and ROOMS for committees, there be-
ing a sufficient rumber for any amount OF
committee work.
with such central location as st
Louis, think we will have bigger Jam
than we had during the Grand Army week.
With the National Democratic Convention
in this city just when the Juno races are
at their height, and the Siengerfest fol-
lowing Immediately after, it will fax the
managers of our hotels to find quarters TO
care for the crowds, but we never failed
vet, a.-d we will not fail this time"
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Roston Enterpr k.s in NOVA scoii,.

HALIFAX, Ms, 'ebruary 25.-A party
of Boston capitalist who purpose building
up city and sum sner resort near Port
Mulgave, on the Straits of CansO, have
purchased five miles Of land for $50, 600
cash. They have hlso purchased a coal
mine. As this pest is the only certain
winter port Of Cape Breton they hope to
build up large city. The company are
trying, it is said, to have the Atlantic ter.
minus of the railway system of Canada 10
Gated there, and also have all Atlantic
steamers call there. The company will
apply to the present Legislature for incor-
poration.
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win Probably go to Columbus.

1t has been known for some time past
that the Executive Committee Of the So
ciety Of the Army Of West Virginia, which
was to meet in this city in the fall, con-
templatsd having it meet in Columbus in
in connection with National Encampment
of Veterans which meets within two weeks
of the date that would have been selected
for the Wheeling Reunion. 1t is argued
that this would be much better arrange
ment in many ways, as the two meetings
would not then conflict with each other
and the Reunien and State Fair would not
conflict. Several other good reasons sre
advanced and it is probable that when the
matter is referred TO the Chamber Of Com
merce, as is intended, that body will agree
with the committee that the joining Of the
two Reunions will be best for this year.
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Tgg GAME Of DIPLOMACY.
spr i, Being Played by the European
Powers.

u..r I, i, Being Played by the European
Powers.
Tain February 25.-The skill of the
,,,.r in the gaTe Of diplomacy now pro-
lin, before tue eyes Of Europe Ilakes its
.,-...,ye developments in the highest de-
i1.,iesiug; but everybody recognizes
n. s,s. TIA. the ultimate issue is war,
r,,,,7sr temporary advantage diplomatic
,-,,e,y play senieye. The Bi7msrck-Kal-
,ssr combination Lay soon entrap Rus
.s,-o g false position, from which only
-5-gs.5a, with supreme humiliation,
c,s .escas h5,, ucleys she prefers war with
,,glp'g.e preparations; or the Cars ad'
r.er, -i7 ua1age 10 postpone the final
,-..s until they deem that fitting mo-
-r.: 20 ,.r.>e haS come. II playiny this
S,i-s. amu Ea,,ia las scored the first
-ss,s. Pu,aye &rgnarck's invitation to
,5.yzu to demand thn restitution OF Rus
sll pr-galrrance in Bulgaria, concealed
s,..,.7 rs .o9ar,r, l.aakuess a p;tfall
Al. ..I,4...9B.,ianlcv. II the Car had
.,.,-,-r..f the i2y;tl,ion 10 mean that
5,s.., vls free 10 restore her
+s.-. in E.'s.ril bv force a
ISIS wau.d have h,ea precipitatsd. aud
ga,,ia worli have b-an drawn into the
s,a.rs .I.r, trap This has been avoided
agt p,o.ra,;yd comedy of negotiations
~. ,,,,,,.. ..la "a. --,Is1v NJ 5ar. There
vii b. much ws4ri41rnc yearning about
g5l-,t,vr note. differences amongst the
power r,are-' n' Tho powers far the depO-
.ra1 r. p-..rs F..-.,in;gL. concessions by
ag,..4. sinr,.oa- uy Austria, and 40 forth,
-, 80 -, - Iii 80
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THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
A Tremendous Crowd Greets Them In
Charleston.

n tremendous Crowd 9rees Inem IN
Charleston.
CHARLESTON, s. C., February 25.-
President Cleveland and party arrived here
at 9:45 this morning, and were received at
the station by the Mayor and committee
Of eighty Aldermen and citizens. They
drove through the principal streets with a
military escort, consisting Of the Charles
ton Light Dragons and the German
Hussars. Upon the arrival Of the
train a Presidential salute of twenty
one guns Was fired by detachments
of the German and Lafayette Artillery.
At least 40 900 persons were on the streets
during the passage of the party, and the
air was rent with enthusiastic cheers.
There was . sky Of unclouded blue and
the temperature that of spring. The party
left Charleston at II: is O'clock q. m. The
Presidential train was loaded down with
flowers, the baggage car being entirely
filled with floral offerings and tropical
fruits. Two pet alligstors arc part Of
the museam cnriosi,ies from Florida.
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A storm I'm PeuDEvlynnia.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, February 25.-A
violent rain and wind storm swept across
this city this morning. A number Of
were unroofed, trees blown
down and telephone wires dis
arranged. Throughout the whole morn
ing an immense bank of black clouds
hung over the city, and at first it was feared
a cyclone was about to sweep down. A
number of accidents to persons have been
and great damage 10 property has
been done in the country districts.
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A Woman Pardoned.
.,.;,,, 7,,,,,cv, toth, SUNDAY ReoiseT.

lSp(ctu IttSgfUHt tOSte Se''o"'S -NSS'S-N''
CHARLESTON, W. Va, February 25.-
Gov. Wilson pardoned Belle Eads out of
the peuitentiary yesterday. She was
CHARGED with and convicted of infantieide
by the Nicholas County Circuit Court last
August year ago, and was sentenced to
five wears in the penitentiary. The pardon
was granted on the recommendation Of the
Board of Directors Of the penitentiary and
numerous citizens of Nicholas county.
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A TORNADO.

Great Damage Done In Indiana Towns.
EVANSVILLE, IND, February 25.-The
tornado which passed over Yanderburg
and adjoining counties late yester-
day afternoon, did great damage
in the country. Advices received
from townships in this (VanderburgJ and
Gibson counties are to the effect that
dwellings, barns, stables fences and or.
chards have greatly suffered. Farming
have been destroyed and there
has been much loss Of life to live
stock. One church in Armstrong town.
ship is almost destroyed, trees were up
rooted and general destruction prevailed.
No particular damage was done in any OF
the neighboring towns.
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Democratic CInh nrr,nI..h-

n. " % Iit N,Wlrg RlrLaer,
IL AZ ES1oS, W. Va, February 25.-
,,5 -, : voo'oarse Of citizens of this place
p ''a'ty met tO-aight at the Court
H.. 1-l Organized a Democratic club.
p,ss;5. - y simmons. President; Vice
Gso. P.S,, De- John D. Starry, Capt.
Geo g'.ir, gPsy,or, H. D. Miley, J. c. Holme,
John IP51,.oT, P1.., 5 b. Hirshman; Treasurer,
tOa. Az AT,,.S,1e'; Secretary. John D. Coils.
tire r11,:a.. 7.;a great enthusiasm after giving
% na,3o5 ,SI,'aS cheers for Grover Cleveland,
ing siioo,OO..55 =. b. I. Washington the meet
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THE CONVENTION.
A Meeting of Ohio County Citiz'nS Cal'td
for Monday-other Meetings.

A Meeting of Ohio County Citizsns Called
for Mondsy-other Meetings.
And still comes the news OF other meet
ings of citizens in various counties and the
appointment of delegates to the State
Boom Convention to be held on Wednesday
next, aud the convention promises TO be
much larger affair than any one has even
imagined.
In conformity with the suggestion print,
ed in the REGISTER for the past two days,
and the invitation circular sent
out by the Chamber of Com,
merce, President Cruise Of the County
Commissioners, and X. NJ. Gilleland, act
ing Mayor of the city, have called meet
ing of the citizens of the county for Mon.
day evening, February 9th, at 7:3O
o'clock, at the Court House to select dele
gates to the convention. A large attend
ance isdesifed.
A meeting Of Washington district resi-
dents has been called separately, for the
yigilant Engine house, also Monday even
ing at 7:30. The people of Richland dis
trict are urged to call meeting at once
and appoint delegates.
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The Grown Prince Worse.

PARIS, February 26.-The Gaalsis as
serts that Mr.. Bergemsnn sent Q dispatch
to Prof. Ynchaw yesterday saying that
the German Crown Prince exposed himself
on the balcony of his villa at San Renee
contrary to the doctors advice, and the re-
sult was a renewal Of the patients cough.
The same paper says that Dr.. Mackenzie
has commenced new treatment Of the
Crown Princes case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26
Pleasants BObs Up.

Pursuant TO call of the citizens Of
Plcasants county, a meeting was held at the
Court House, at ST. Mary's, Friday, at IL
clock p. m and was organized by calling
Hon. L. H. Browse to the chair, and elect,
ing ]. L. Knight and r. A. Gsllaber secre'
ries The following delegates to the conven-
ton were selected: G. s. Hammett, Francis
Triplett, W. E Hammett, John Davidson,
G. Ruttencutter, WIN. Kester, G. W.
Boss, N. Williamson, W. F. Locke, W. H
Rea, N. Ogden, J. l.. Knight, JnO Schan'
wecker, J. F. Barron, R. A. Gallaher,
w. Porter, A. NJ. Campbell, c. W..
Bills, James Stealey. s. a. Gallaher, job
Smith, r. F. Standiford, A. II Cole, Oil
yer Garrell, 7. w. Hanes, James l.. John.
son, T. ]. Bailey, Robert Fl. Browse, A A.
Gorrell, NJ. L. Barrow, G. D. Stout, J. l..
Warner, A. R. Hardy, A. Eddy. J. X
Singleton, B. F. Leckman, T. II. Hart,
G.. w. Warner and J. F. Hart.
1t was resolved that any citizen of Pleas
ants county who may be in attendance at
the convention he authorized TO act as a
delegate from Peasants county, and that
the citizens of the county fully approve ol
the action of the Chamber of Commerce in
calling the convention, and believe that il
will be beneficial to the interests of the
State
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Troubls Brewing.

SOFIA, February 25.-The movement in
opposition to the government is growing
NJ. Radeslavoff published paper entitled
The Peoples' Rights. The chief grievance
dwelt upon is NJ. Stambuloff 3 intrigues to
prevent the election Of opposition candi-
dates.
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Fer Cooperative Work.

CHICAGO, February 25.-The Secretary
of the State Democratic Central Committee
to-day issued call to Chairmen and Sec
retarys of Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Wis
consin, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Iowa
committees for a meeting March 6, in Chi
cago, to organize for cooperative CAM
pagn work.
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ne Was a Good shnt

4a,ie., =, s., LIE Ten, February 25.-
uy S5.-.H ..o3 up the river state that Dep
Ranch bv : Coy Was attacked at Ell Guero
thsa and S.S, S,s bandits. He killed four Of
NJ badly wounded the Other
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Aid Eor the Sufferers.

CHICAGO, February 25.-Contributious
in aid of the Mt. Vernon sufferers viii
shortly be sent from Illinois towns as fol-
lows.-Freeport, $1,000; Chester, 1854;
Normal, si35; Carlisle, $l70; Metropolis,
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: AND COMMENT.

!. 4 very interesting telegram
Ih .me OF diplomacy now in
- .nonC the European powers.
,I,imate result will be war no
y The only question is, how
E1' ,.,rt to arms will be delayed.
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hat we are to have another
M,,frailroad employees. This time
-. ,snbsrsbip OF the Brotherhood of
~ 60 Engineers on the great Bur
,r.,c.a. and the trouble appears to
,,mnencc tomorrow.
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sv 6hbustering expedition is
wv. '.,,irsd on q large scale in New
~ s with Venezuela as its objective
VA ~ y,ntlemen ct the head of this
y ,,e probably paving the way for
~ II of ,rouble for themselves.
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Brotherhood, and Grand Master Sargent,
of the firemens' organization. To re-
porter, Mr.. Wilkinson said, the brakemen
on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy sys-
tenn would stand ny the engineers and fire.
men In the contemplated strike.
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SPORTING SPRAY.
Dinglsy Comes in Ahead in the Bicycle
Race.
MEET OUT At DAYfOI.
One Of the Contestants Knocked Senseless in
Two Rounds
DISAPPEARANCE OF rCLPRRRY.
The IicyclA Race.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, February &.-
The bicyclists at II O'Clock this morning
started on their last twelve hours Of the
seventy two hour, twelve hour day race.
The contest will clnss at II o'clock. The
scores at noon to-day we're: Dinelsy, 19e;
Knapp, 7s4; Hollingsworth, 77si Nc
Doweil, IA; Ashinger, $50; Rhodes, 64s;
Whitaker, s2s; Nelson, 276; Crooker, lsO.
Dingley won the race tonight, with
Knapp second.
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Pars ,o,s, tsO'uary &c 25.-A dispatch from
% Tie o,S. t'"e' sayst that Russia has sent
SodIinr S'1s! e. treaty powers two notes em.
SalGara. proposals with reference to
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.Ifr sheet cases q. Columbus are
.'- ,ofs rather violent outbreak Of
..'.,s 80, On the part Of the interested
. ,.g narrated in q mos. interest
-, oar dispatches. The situation
. ,, the d!~ vaCC!ul.
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Thar WIN Go In.

CHICAGO, February SIS. c. Wlkin-
son, of Peoria, Grand Master OF inc
Brotherhood of r. r. Brakemen, reacneu
the city this afternoon and had corsuita-
ton with Chief Arthur, of the Engineers
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LOUISVILLE, KY, February 25.-Ths
Kentucky-west Virginia hsbeas eospus
case wm opened this morning In The Uni-
ted States District Court here, bat Jude
Barr held that the petitions were irrsgulax,
and an adjournment yas bad.
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Death of an Actress.

CHICAGO, February 25.-Mu. Spencer
Pitchard, known to theatre goers % Miss
Marti Crocker, died yesterday at her
mothers home in Englewood, aged a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26

.r,s q valuable geological discOy-
abraalrrymen AZ Alton, Illinois.
=. ''. nm. i5nni are not OF q Cardiff
-, .,,pr,. they will sci the scientific
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... Ne Sao~ the terms Of the street
combination. The public has
-. I'm E, ha satisfied, as rapid transit
md On both lines.
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Looked I.ike . Fakc.

ASHLAND, Wis, February 25 Danny
Needham, Of st. Paul, and Jim Connolly.
Of Boston, fought six rounds In finish
fight here last night. Needham Knocked
out the beanester in the first part OF the
sixth round. though II Was the belisf Of
the crowd that he was shamming. Ned
ham is q light. weight aud Connelly IL
middle weight The battle took place In
a theater with t~o-ounce gloves and cost
100 spectators IS apiece.
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c-,.,gyr WILLIAM MEANS, of the
v..,opoli,an National Bank, cfCin-
..l es released yesterday on $50, 600
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,,,g.esr,y has . GEst class sensation
.,,,1 IN the discovery Of the body Of
,-..r.--r,e I, .rrUloEE in the Poca river.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26

o..ry,r, NrCArrEEY seems to have
liza, ,h,s sfy5r. - drop out Of sight.
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rs,r vas very lively slugging match
., 0,,ro9 Yesterday morning.
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McCafre,' = Mysterious Disappearance.

PHILADELPHIA, February 25-The
sudden disappearance Of Dominick McCaf'
frey Is the talk ofsporting circlss- II seems
certain that he hes gone to Havana. His
wife, il is said, told friend Yesterday that
Doniinick had left her and shs did not
know where he had gone. He had about
81, 600 with him. Mrs. McCafrey aud
child are left in fair circumstances. The
story that McCafffey was in Pittsbnrg some
weeks AGO il untrue. He had intended
going there, hut changed his mind He
has q long programme mapped out, and
may 20 to Australia and England.
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p,-.r,ryr ADAvs. of Cornell Uniyer-
90 .,,s 60 education is d success.
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RILEY AND Ia BLANCHE.
The Dayton Man Knocked senseless In Two
Rounds.

The Dayton Man Knocked Senseless In Two
Rounds.
DAYTON, o., February Coon Riley,
the promising heavyweight pugilist ofthis
place, WAS whipped by La Blanche, the
Marine, in savage 90, early this morn
ing. Two,ounce gloves were used. James
Holland acted as referee. Riley led OF in
the first round, hitting La Blanche hard
one on the bead, terrific fighting following
which WAS in Ia Blanche's favor.
The second round opened like the fst,
and again Riley attempted 70 force tho
fighting. After clinch Riley was knock.
ell down by blow on the neck. He. how
ever, got on his feet, and sent In two hot
ones on the Marines neck and head. when
he canght another powerful blow on the
chin that brought him to his knees. He
then showed signs Of grogginess, but
pluckily kept on. He caught another
blow on the neck and went down like
stricken OK unable 10 move.
When time was called he WAS still down.
and the battle wns given TO Ia Blanche.
1t WAS q square Knockout, in remark
ably short time.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-03
NICK EE RANKIN
And Bis sope.b Company 10 be He-c on
Thursday NcEt.

And Bis Supe.b Company 10 be Hero On
Thursday Nest.
This eminent actor aud world re-
nowned exponent of the romantic
drama will appear here at the Rink
Opera house on next Thursday even
ing In the thrilling drama, "The New
Danites." This play Is from the peu
of that able writer and dramatist
Joaquin Miller, and Is conceded by
everyone 10 have no equal in the ten
der drama line. 0tMr. Rankin as an
actor, he hardly needs any introduc.
ton TO our p~lsy-goers, for the part Of
Sandy Niece in the Danites, played
by him 'Dow over 3,C'0 tunes, has
made his name almost = household
word Ia nearly every county on the
globe where the English language is
spoken. Mr.. Rankin has la his sup
port one of the best II not the best com.
paDy of artists " concentrated into
NJ combination and brought to the
west. Among their number are Miss
Mabel Bert, who has the advantage OF
gseat facial beauty coupled with heI
great ability as an actress. Mr., Fred
g. Maeder, the we'd known author
actor, that sterling actor Mr.. John
Jack, Miss Ethel Tucker, Mr.. Joe
Allen, Mr.. w, c. Holden and Others
of equal standing ia the profession.
The mauagemen of the opera hous,
certainly deserve great credit for theil
energy in securing such a strong ut
traction ss Mckee Rankin aud his tai
ented company and it is to be hoped
that the theatre goers OF our city vii
show their appreciation of the same
by filing the opera house % It's full Il
capacity, The management OF ID,
opera house desire TO state that no,
withdrawing the great expense at
tending The engagement Of this tai
ented stsr and company, the price o
admission VIII be one dollar TO al
pats OF the house. No extra ctsrg,
for reserved seats,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-03
Gene al of Inc A rmy.

WASHINGTON, June lat 3:45 this
afternoon General Sheridan signed the
following formal acceptance OF HE
commission as general oil the army:
Headquarters, Army otthe United
States, Wellington, June /, 1888.
To the Hon, Secretary Of War.
Sir: / have the honor to acknowledge
the receips OF my commission a. gen
ersl Of the army il which position the
president has to-day appointed me.
l hereby accept the same.
p. II. SHERIDAN, General.
The signature is writtel with a PEN
ell in a large and perfectly legible
hand. Soon after the receipt of his
commission a. general Of the army,
General Sheridan took the oath o
Office and directed the issuance Of the
following general order, being his
first officisl act in the capacity as gen.
eral:
General Order No. carbohydrates
OF the Army, Aojutant Generals
Office, Washington, ID. c., June ],
1883.
First The following named officers
are appointed aides ie-csmp on the
staff of the general Of the army with
the rank of colonies, to date from this
day: Maj. Micheal V. Sheridan. Assis-
tsnt Adjutsut General; Capt Stanford
c. Kellogg, Fifth cavalry; Capt. Stan.
hope Blunt, ordnance department.
Second--ln addition to his duti1 e"
aide-de-camp, Colonel Blunt will con-
tinue II perform the duty Of inspector
Of rifle practise at the headquarters OF
the army. BY command of
GENERAL SHERIDAN.
II. c. DRUM, Adjutant General.