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FRYE DBNOUNCEs 1T.
The Fate of the New Fisheries Treaty Seem
to he Sealed.

The Fate Of the New Fisheries Treaty sssrii
to BE Sealed.
NEw YoRk, Feb, 23,--The Tribune to-day
prints an interview with Senator Frye il
regard to the Fisheries Treaty.
The Maine Senator criticlgea the treaty
severely. He says privileges have been
surrendered, new exclusions introduced
and the fshermen's necessities iugEled
with.
The Tribune says: SIN view Of the fact
that Mr.. Rfye's judgment in all matters
relating TO the fiSheries is paramount with
his Republican colleagues in the Senate, II
ia not too much TO say that the fate Of the
treaty Is sealed. It will be rejected by al
overwhelming vote. The only question Il
by how large q majority 1t will be beat
anO
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. 2s.-The Con-
nellsville coke operators met to-day and
in compliance witha request from the
iurnscemen reduced the price OF coke
from 81 rs to 81 so per ton. Another
meeting will bs held tomorrow, when
it Is probable the new syndicate will be
formed.
PIrreBURaH, Feb. 2S.-A oonnellsyille,
Pa, dispatch says the reduction in the
price OF coke will cause ten per cent re-
duction in the wages Of the coke workers.
A meeting will be held on Saturday to
consider the acceptance Of the reduction.
At the present time there are 5000 ovens
in the region idle and 1900 men out ol
amnlnvment.
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A AlANIToBA MAzEPPA.
HIghEaymon Rob Tax Collector and tt
Him to Horse.

HIEhyaymen Rob Tax collector and Tie
Him to D Horse.
WINNIPEG, Feb. 23.-Robsrt Railton, &
tax collector at Indian Head, was met yes
terdsy on the prairie near that place by
two highwsymen on horseback. They
were armed and ordered "hands up"
RSilton refused and they fred at him
This frightened his horses and he wa
thrown from the buggy. Other ahota fol-
lowed. Finding Railton unarmed they
kicked him ssnseless, and robbed him,
They then blindfolded him and tied him
on the back Of one Of his horses, led him
q long distance out on the prairie and lei
him to his fate. Fortunately his horse
took him home, but he is 30 exhausted
from the exposure and Ill treatment tha
IL Ia feared be will die,
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

Cox Elected Speaker Pro Tem-Tho Yeno-
EuelA Troubles May bo Investigated.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-The House was
called to order to-day by Mr., CLARK, its
clerk, who announced the forced absence
Of the Speaker, and on motion Of Mr..
Mills, OF Texas, s. 8. Cox, Of New York,
was unanimously elected Speaker pro tenn
amid round Of applause.
Mr.. McAdoo, Of New Jersey, offered q
preamble and resolution reciting that 1t Is
stated that the British Government has
made claim 10 q considerable portion Of
territory Of Venezuela; calling attention
TO the Monroe doctrine, and calling upon
the President for information in his pos
session in regard to the case, including
such correspondence az is proper to be laid
before the House. Referred TO the Com.
mittee on Foreign Affairs.
The Senate to-day passed the bill for the
protection Of submarine cables, the bill
for an international maritime conference
and the bill to extend the laws Of the
United States to No Mans Land.
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CmoAGo, Feb. pa dispatch from
Albuquerque, N. NJ, says: Arrangements
are being made by the St, Louis & San
Francisco Railway for assuming joint
management, with the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe, Of the Atlantic & Pacific Rail-
way. A commission, consisting Of repre-
senlstiyes Of the three companies men.
toned, went over the line OF the Atlantic
& Pacific on tour Of inspection recently,
and 1t was decided that extensive improve
menlH should be undertaken at once.
Vice President Smith, Of the Atchison, is
absent from the city, and the other oficiall
OF the company have heard nothing Of the
reported arrangement.
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IN AN UGLY sCRAPE.
A British Captain Called to Account for En-
danEerinE n U, 8, MRrshal'S Life.


NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 23.-The British
Vice Consul, Mr.. Myers, Mayor Of Norfolk,
has completed his investigation Of the cir.
cumstances Of the indlgnity done United
States Deputy Marshsl Sullivan on Fsbru.
ary ., by the captain Of the British mer.
chairman North Erin, who, to escape the
attachment of his vessel, had the Marshal
thrown from the ship into q yawl along.
side in Chesapeake Bay.
The report has been sent to the British
Minister, and Vice Consul Myers ex.
presses the opinion that the captain has
gotten himself into an ugly Bcrape, as no
greatly endangered the life OF the Marshal.
The following dispatch has been recsiy.
ed by o. s. Marshal 7. W. Scott:
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22.-0n the arrival ol
the steamer North Erin, tho owner called
on me to apologize for the captains action
respecting the circumstances Of the vessels
departure. Full explanation by letter. So
far as the court is concerned, he conBidera
that the arrest holds good.
[siRned] "RussRLL, Consul"
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PirTsnvReH, PA, Feb. 2S.-John Burcb,
!ae co!Ored jockey, who shot and killed
'iHes Kii,y, a Texas jockey, at Home.
Tood driving park three years ago, died at
piuoat Insane Auylum this morning, Of
Son'1mpton. Burch was convicted Of
murder in the second degree and sen.
SSehGed to seven yeRrs confinement. Short
Y N.or bis Incarceration In the Riverside
,rsli'e9n'isry he went crazy and was re-
moved to Dixmout,
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An umpIre KLIl. q PLAYER.

CHATTANOOGA, TESNp Feb. 23.-The
University students played game Of base
ball yesterday, during which ]. ]. John
son, aged "a years, was killed by the
umpire, B. A. Magill. johnson had run
the basea but Msgill declared him out for
not touching home plate. A dispute arose
and Magill struck johnson on the head
with a bat, crushing the skull. Magill
escaped and Ia believed to be hiding In
the mountains. Deputy sheritfs are
searching for him.
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TIE TRI.sTATE LEAGUE,


hAnbheLu Ooosh't uko inc new NRme OF
ten Clubs.
MANSFIELD, o., Feb. 23.-The proceed.
inga of the Ohio League created great
deal Of dissatisfaction among base ball
men here. They object to ten clubs, OBJ.
ject strongly. Ifit Is intended that two
Of the Clubs shall drop out before the end
Of the season 1t may do, but otherwise Il
is thought to be bad move.
A gigantic kick is observed here also on
account OF the change OF name. Mans.
felders arc all patriotic 0hioans and think
as the League was started at Mansfield,
o., and not in Michigan or West Virginia,
and as Ohio could not lose anything by
the advertising 1t got through the name
"0hio League" the name should not have
been changed to the "Tri.Stste League"
Furthermore Ohio will always have the
great majority Of the clubs II not all the
clubs. Besides all the printed matter has
been issued and all contracts are in the
original name. The change was no doubt
inspired by piece Of ssntimentallsm.
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NKw YoRK. Feb. 23.-Miss Jennie
Moore, q teacher in Public School No. Is,
in Brooklyn, was arrested to-day upon a
warrant charging her with causing the
death Of Charles Powers, aged fourteen,
who died at a late hour last night, from
meningitis, which it is alleged resulted
from blows on the head, inflicted by Miss
Moore q year ago, in punishing him.
She was admitted to $1,000 bail, her
father becoming her bondsman.
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MoTovALo, ALA, Feb. 2S.-Ths Nor.
mons are again ct work in this county.
An old man named Shaw came to town q
short time ago and had money orders to
the amount Of $500 cashsd. The orders
had been sent him from Utah. He has 4
large family Of girls and they all left for
Salt Lake at once. Q1lte number OF
converts have been made, and no doubt
there will be more emigration soon.
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Washington Gossip.

Special DtIDGteh 10 he IHtellt0eneer.
WAsulNaToS, D. O., Feb. 23.-George
Eichelbergsr, Of Martinsburg, Lee Heis-
kell, OF Charlestown, and Col. John L.
Clarkson, late OF Kanawha, are here after
appointments. Heiskell wants the Dis
trict Water Inspectorship and Clarkson
the Poetoffce Exsminership. ClarkHon Ia
opposed by George Chiffon, Of Ksnswha,
who Ia endorsed by Congressmen Snyder
and Wilson. Mr.. Hogg supports Clark
son. The Senators have not endorsed
either. Dickinson says no appointment
will be made unless the delegation is
unanimous.
Mrs. Harry W. List and son are here on
their way south, stopping q. the Irving
ton.
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wAsuiNGToN;s CoMMIss1oN.
A Valuable Relic Presented to New Jor
.ay AauneIatINn,

A Valuable Relic Presented to New Jor.
sey Association!
NEWTON, N. j., Feb. ga meeting oi
the Washington Association Of New Jer.
sey was held at the headquarters here yes.
tsrdsy. The original commission Of Gen
erAl George Washington as Commander
in Chief Of the Continental Army, signed
by John Hancock, President Of the CONT
mental Congress, and dated June l9, 1775,
was presented to the society by F. ].
Green, Of Philadelphia.
1t was obtained by him from George W.
Childs. A china punch bowl used by
Washington was presented by the Tela-
tives ofthe late Dr.. T. 0. Varick, Of Jersey
Oitv.
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WKLIsvLLE, Feb. 23.-This afternoon
while labOreu were removing the debris
from the cellar OF the Odd Fsllows' Hall
at Augusta, the scene OF the recent confla.
grafton, they discovered human skull
and portion Of the cerviCal vRrtebIa Of @
human body. Search was instituted fol
the body, but 1t had been reduced "a
ashes by the fire. Who the victim was ID
mystery. It Is thought he was tramp
who gained entrance through q csllai
door, and, going 10 sleep, WRa crushed and
burned when the upper hoors fell.
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MILLS NOT SURE,
But Thinks tho Tariff Bnl Will be RSa
Next Tuesday.

But Thinks tho Tariff Bnl Will be Ready
Next Tuesday.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 2S.-ChAir-
man Mills said to-day that the tariff bill
will not be laid before the Committee on
Ways and Means till next Tuesday, the
frat meeting OF the committee.
He was not sure that 1t would be ready
even then, as, to use his language, the
Democratic memberD OF the committee
compiling the measure ''Rre striking gnaga
every day and meeting obstacles which
seem insuEmountable."
Other Democrats on the committee ara
confident that the bill will be completed In
time to bo taken up by the full committee
on next Tuesday,
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THE death OF Robert Orahgle removes
Loa Wheeling citizen whose loas she
can bu. feel. He represented the old
Ehool o. probity and straightforward busi'
nai methods. BE was one Of those whose
hbou made Wheeling what she is, and by
laying 4 solid foundation, rendered 1t pos
sble to make the city what she will be,
He death removes from the community
insn who was a saIe exemplar for the
fl.ny generation Of business men.
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COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 98.-Ex.Preaident
Hayes addressed the members Of the Leg
iala'ure aud others last night on the sub
is$ Of Industrial education. he made 4
TionS argument in favor OF making It q
part OF the public school work, and urged
ittaeimportance Of greater respect for labor
laAl nov exists.
lie was frequently applAuded by the
lrg9 SudieHcH, and rendered Q vote Of
thanks At the close.
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Alright with indians.

NoaALEs, A. T., Feb. 9S.-The Mexican
troops under Capt. Encisco had another
fight with the rebelllous Yaqui Indians ct
the village Of Batachi, In the wilds Of the
Bucaled mountains. The Indians were
we'll fortified In strong position.
The battle lasted from In the afternoon
until dark. Next morning the militia re.
neWed the attack, but found that the In.
diana had left during the night, carrying
of their wounded, some Of their dtal and
the leaders body. The dead Indians were
found In the pits. The military forces lost
two killed and Q large number wounded,
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LONDON, Feb. 2S.-The Legation and
Consulate offices here were closed yester
day on account OF WsShington's birthday
The dinner given last night OF the Ameri
can Club, In honor OF Washington's birth
day, was attended by several prominent
Americans, including Minister Phelps
Consul General Waller and Bret Harte,
It was a singular feature Of the occasion
that Washington's name was not men
toned at dinner, no speeches were made
and not toast was proposed.
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sPRrEGE1ELD. LIS, Feb. 23.-J. q. Beid.
Ter, Of Mount Pulaski, sent from here to
President Cleveland to-day an original
poem written in honor Of Washington,
Lincoln :and Cleveland printed on silk
trimmed with velvet and bound with neat
covers made from the hssd-boSrd Of bed
occupied by Lincoln while in Mount Pu-
lAaki many years ago.
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RoxE, Feb. 2S.-With regard to the ul-
innate distribution Of gifts received by
the Pope, 1t is known that His Holiness
has expreEssd himself in the following
manner to one Of his nephews: ~ should
feel was acting sgainst my conscience
and against the intentions 81 the Gath
olics who have contributed gifts which
now adorn this magnificent exhibition,
and who have given such generous offer
iRgs Of Peters pence, II were not 10 dis
pose entirely Of all Of this wealth for the
exclusive benefit otthe Church and Of the
Holy See,"
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Graz. Boppett 9 CO.'S AnairS,

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 2s.-Two appraisers
were appointed by the County Court to'
day to appraiss the property Of Graf
Bennett & Co., the iron manufacturer
who failed on Monday. The court also
ordered the assignee to operate two OF the
mills for the purpose Of working of the
raw material now on hand. A meeting oi
the creditors will probably be held IN
faW davg,
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Tho Tarin on Steel.
Special DLpatcA % tA I.telliOaoN

special Dtspdteh 70 tS bIte1IGoGeeN
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 2s.-Mr.
Campbell is still here looking alter the
tariff on nails and steel. From q convsr-
vation with member Of the Ways and
Means Committee tonight learn that
hard steel will probably be equalized down
to soft, rather than soft up to hard. He
eaid the present specific duty Of seventeen
dollars per ton is equal TO eighty.fve per
cent, advalorom, which revenue reform
committeeman think extravagant. This
gives but little hope that nail manuiac-
turers will benefit by the committees ac-
ton.
The new tariff reduction bill is to be
ready for introduction next Tuesday.
The committee is working day and night.
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SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. ga bronze
statue in honor of Sergeant William Jas
per, Of Revolutionary fame, was unveiled
here to-day in the presence Of ten thou
Sand people. Governor Gordon, OIL
Georgia, who delivered the Grafton at the
laying Of the corner ntone Of the monu
ment in 1879, was the orator Of tho day,
The statue rests upon granite monu
ment in one Of the principal squares o.
the city. It's unveiling is made the occa'
sion OF three days festival, which begar
TODAY,
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OS Sthc isco Of the returns, it looks as II
ii, proposed consolidation Of the two
lal gag companies could not be accom-
Pishsj. The Pittsburgh end Of the West
Virginia Company seems to have reck-
cp4l without itB hoVt when it counted on
Pn,,nr the resolutions submitted to the
stockholders yesterday. The Wheeling
stockholders cannot afford to aid in estab.
Lshin2 gas mononolY.
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two days, the water was found to be fifteen
feet deep at the south end Of the east ietty
and ct the buoy. This shows an increase
in depth Of one foot, the buoy having
been placed In fourteen feet Of water.
The depth Of the water on the bar has
increased over five feet aince the ietttes
HarA cnnHtrnckad.
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TO yIetunI the Army,

WARSAW, Feb. 2S.-Large quantities Of
biscuits are being manufactured at Dubro.
The depots between Yoloesck and Odessa
contain 100000 pounds Of corn and
!, 200, 900 pounds OF sugar.. which II is Inn
possible 10 forward because the troops are
using the transport service.
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THE jary in the MOrgAntown murder
ass is not disposed to rescue Black from
The hangm8a's moose which he seems 10
deserve. Tho theory Of pleas Of guilty is
n.hpr .hinly drawn out II mercy is to be
usnlsl to man after the State has
wo7oa him guilty, on condition that he
Ti!l not attempt the farce Of q defense.
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The Mayor Of s.. Louis is premature in
BIZ prediction. The holding Of the Demo
rnd, Convention in St. Louis and before
the Republican convention does not neces-
af'y mean free trade platform. II the
Democratic possessed the courage Of their
CONVICTIONS it would bear that signif-
auce; bat they would rather elect the
President thsn be honest.
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rgv death Of the venerable Judge
rsamnuou, announced this morning, will
.,n.s .r general regret. He was a good type
~ citizen, and the distinguished family
y. ,so,ad e,tesls his high character.
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AT sT. AUausTINR.
Tho Presidential Party is RsesiVsd with
Great Honor.

The Presidential Party IL Received with
Great Honor.
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, Feb. 23.-The
President and party arrived here about
noon, and were escorted to the hotel by q
delegation Of citizens, firemen and other
organizations, where there was a recep-
ton by the local military and
two hundred children in holiday
attire. In accordance with the
Presidents request there were no formal
ceremonies. After q rest tour Of the
points Of interest In and near the city will
be made, and there will be public recep-
ton tonight. All are well and enjoying
the flying trip TO Florida to the fullest ex.
tent.
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1rbama.ter Of congratulatiOn that the
,,,e,nzl.ion Of the South Wheeling
,lu, works has been arranged. That
hc.Oy is ono Of WheelinR's representa-
tive Institutions, and in it's day has done
much to give the city the fame 1t enjoys
na rnanninclnrinp centre.
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Iril announced thSt the tariff on hard
re-! will be reduced to the present soft
.issl basis, instead Of raising tho duty on
ni: steel, This will leave the BeSsemer
reel plants rs inadeqnately protected
hom foreign competition, as now, but will
prh,ps bsneGs them in the direction Of
ore purchases. But the proposed bill is
no. "a, a lsg.
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SHOOK THE HOUSES.
Tho Explosion of Meteor startlsS sevel
Towns in Illinois,


Towns In Illinois.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Feb. 23-This commu.
nifty was startled by terrific roar or ex.
plosion last night which was percephbly
felt to jar the walls and windows Of many
buildings in the city.
The aky was lit up with what appears
to have been monster meteor. The di-
rection was from southwest TO northwest.
The meteor passed this place with light
ming rspidity and the explosion took place
shortly after.
Reports from neighboring towns show
that all experienced the same sensations
as to the shock and flight OF the visitor,
but whittier it went is not known.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 23.-Msyor
Francis, OF St. Louis, has sent the follow
ing telegram to President Cleveland:
Congratulations TO you aud the Demo-
cratic party on time and location Of con.
yention at St. Louis. 1t means the light
will be made eQuarely on the principles SO
clearly, iorcibly and ,courageously enun-
cisted in your message. =,
lSiRpedl D. \. FRANCIS.
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PARIS, Feb. 23.-An article in the last
number Of the Revue Ds Delr Mondes,
attributed 10 the Duke de Rroglie, is ex.
citing much attention in France and Ger.
many. The writer argues that the polih-
cal status Of France d not calculated 70
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OLD and reliable medicines arc the best
to depend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years for all i'm.
purities ot the Blood. In every form Of
soroiulouS, syphilitic or MeIcurial dis
eases, It Is invaluable. For Rheumatism
has no equal. Logan 4 Co., O. Z. Goetze,
Q. MenksmillerI 3. B, Burt and Bowie
Bros, 10
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Death Warrant Read,

LocEhAyES, Pa, Feb. 23.-The 4.h day
Of April has been aEsd as the day Of exc.
cution Of Luther ]. shAFer, and the death
warrant Of the Governor was to-day read
to the condemned man, who seemed but
little moved as the fatal words were read
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THE result OF the light Mr.. Rice, Of Ma
,ist,a, has been wagiDg so long and SO
warmly against the Standard OIL Com
p,uy shows what pluck can do. Those
Who have watched hiH sirgls-handed and
apparently hopeless struggles will rejoice
With him al the outcome OF his case.
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OHIcAoo, Feb, 23.-The grand Jury re.
'a'aed six indictments against W. B. Tas-
colt, Five Of them Rre for burglary and
Iae n SIKH Tor the murder OF A. ]. Smell.
niu han been fixed at 5000 In each Of
der case,
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VOLUME WXvL-NUMBER 100.

tempt foreign powers to court an alliance
with her, and that the absence Of any
community Of interests is an inHuperable
obstacleto q Franco Russian alliance.
La Justice indorses these views and pro-
nounces strongly against an alliance with
Rnaain.
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YA, "a 1885,

the glass cutters. This firm Is willing to
take back that branch Of the trade and
will suspend the operation Of the obnoxi-
ous shop rules and regulations to bring
this about. This, It Is thought, will grad
ually result in general resumption In all
branches,
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J.r,gRs3x COUNTY, Ohio, promises to
,spI to the Congressional convention q
5s,sn.iOn solld Tor Col. Coulter, Of steu-
b.ugi!le. II shO does, Col. Coulter will at
las. m,ko it interesting for other aaplr.
,u5 for The nomination, and will stand a
a,,,l shnv."