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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-28
THE BUSINESS SITUATLON.
1t. @. Dun & Co.'s Weekly I.Cvicw of Trade.
The OutlOolS SIN Favorable,

Il, q. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade.
The Outlook sllll Favorable.
New YoRK, Sept. Err. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade says:
business indications this week are gen.
orally favorable. Until Thursday the
stock market had beOn comparatively
inactive, though NOT declining. But a
sharp advance has since appeared, put
ting tho average OF prices fully half
dollar higher than a week ago. Manu-.
iaCturers arc clearly improving. AT
Boston sales Of wool have been 2,0S0,0O0
pounds for tho week, with prices about
the same, and thodemnnd ia more active.
At Philadelphia manufacturers are also
buying, though with caGt on.
The demand for iron and Btoel still
meets the very large supply, and the
changes in prices are nil upward. Pig
iron can still be had at SIC rs for south.
ern and $l7 for northern, No. /, SIC for
No. 2, and $l5 for mill, but from 81 to
81 80 Is preferred brands. Blooms have
advanced 81 bar, plate and structural
mills are busy, and while $50 Is asked
for rails at all eastern mills, and $50
quoted Ot philadelphia, such prices are
not yet established by considerable
sales. At Pittsburgh s3l so is quoted,
and at Chicago $50. The rise from the
lowest polHt has, been So at the cast,
and S. at the west, The scarcity OF
manganese ore, which has risen S. at
Pittsburgh, is an important element.
Coal Is rather stronger, but the demand
does not yet meet thesupply.
Wheat has risen q cents during the
week, not because Of larger foreign de.
lnandS, but because supplies coming
from farms do not grade 10 well and are
not so large as was expected. Corn has
fallen cent and oats a quarter Coffee
Is o quarter lower; oil cent lower.
Pork produCts are rather stronger and
butter cents higher, Tho general ten.
denCy OF prices Is upward. Signs OF
greater activity In all directions are on.
couraging.
Tic business failures number 1902, rs
compared with a total Of l9s last week
and 1913 the week previous. For the
same week last year, 22O.
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THE MOLTEN METAL DISASTER.

Condition 'tlo Injured NIcn-iIow the
Lives OF tho woritlngn We're saved.
PIrrsBuRaH, Sept. 97,-The 4euiniur-
ed in the molten metal accident a. the
Edgar Thompson Steel works last night
arc all doing we'll and, with probably two
exceptions, are out Of danger. Captain
Jones Is sulFeringa great deal rom his
wounds, but will recover. The aeshlcsa
body otMichael King, the missing Hun.
garian, was found about midnight en-.
6edded In the hot tsteel, {tisStated tllat
the lives Of oil the men about tho fur.
mace were saved by an lrlkown hero,
who with wonderful presence OF mind,
turned the valve aud shut of the blast
as soon as the break occurred.
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A MISSIONARY INSTITUTE.

A New Dcpnrturc-The First Institution to
he Opened In DoSton. 3
BosroS, Sept. 27,-rhe first foreign
missionary institute ever established in
the United States Is to open here octo'
Der /, under tho presidency of Rev, A,
j. Gordcn, DID, ut the Baptist Taberna-
Gle, in Bowdoin Square. Tho object is
to supply to those called to missionary
work, who are unable to avail them.
selves OF the usual advantages, the best
possible training for the work. Both
sexes will bo admitted.
The lines Of study will DO systematic.
Practical theology will DO taught by
Rev. +. H. Chapel and exegetical studies
Of the Bible by Boston Clergymen. The
study Of Christian missions and the his
tory Of The SAME will bC under the charge
OF Rev. S. A. n, E'ierson, DID, OF Phiia.
delphia; William Ashmore, DID, re-
turned missionary from China; S. Grat.
ton Guinness, Of LOndon, England, and
h !. Merriam, DID, Of Boston. There
will also be course in medicine.
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A lYNcHlSG AyRRTED.

Two TrRmps Narrowly Escape BCing Strung
Upbya AIOb.
MARsuALHowN, Iowa, Sept, 27,-But
for the quick removal to the Jail here Of
White and Williams, the two tramps re.
sponslble for the Reinbeck shooting yes
terlay afternoon, there wonld have
been lynChing. When the men were
caught they were arraigued at Reinbeck
merely on charge Of carrying concealed
weapons, and sent up Tor thirty days to
await the results OF Meats injuries, An
excited crowd had gathered, a rope was
produced, aud, but for an 0pp0rtune
train to this city, both men would have
been swung. After the train left there
was serious talk OF organizing u crowd
aud riding to this city, but this was sim
ply wild talk. The two men were seen
in Jail this morning. Williams refused
to talk, but White finally acknowledged
having done oil the shooting, He de-
Clared lac shot only at the sheriff and
expressed regret over the hitting OF
Neat, inquirlng anxiously as TO his con-
diliOn.
The reports sent out last night that
the jail was surrounded, were false,
Neat Is still alive, but will probably die.
Excitement ut Reinbeck still runs high,
but there will be no attempt at lynching
here.
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BosroS, Sept. 21-Mr. o. II. Nelson,
owner Of the Maine stallion, Nelson, Ia
out in tho following self explanatory
letter.
7oAe Edior Oihe 6,Obsi
In reply 10 the reporlsin regard TO the
stallion race not being won on lis merits,
! make tue following proposition, l
will trot Nelson against AlCfyon over
Mystlo Park next Tuesday OF Wednus.
day for from $500 10 $1,000 q side, 10
satisfy the public that my horse eau win
on his own metltg, have had an offer
10 sell Nelson iorvery big money, bnt l
have cancelled the sale until this race
can DO ttottOd. The Globs can name the
Judges. n
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aRIyLBY AT CAMBRIDGE.

Tho Largest Indoor Demonstration Ever
Held In Guernsey County.
Special Dtqaieh 10 Inc hieat0mer.
CAunmDGE, o., Sept 27.-Maior Nc.
Einley opened the campaign in Guern.
Soy county tonight with the best indoor
meeting ever held in this county. Dele
CATIONS from all the smaller townsin tho
county came in with bands and banners
to hear the great Protoctionist, and twice
us many clamored at the doors Of the
large Opera Hall as it could seat, AS II
was, eighteen hundred people listened
to most mastery exposition Of Repub'
lican principles, which created u deep
impression.
The meeting was presided over by
Capt. Il. w. Anderson, aud several
rousing campaign songs were rendered,
amid great applause, by Prof. John II,
SarChet and his Glee club.
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GBRONIMO'S HOME.

Tho War Department to Purchase Tract
for Him In NortI, Carolina.
WARRINGTON, Sept, 27,-1n a few days
Secretary Proctor will send board Of
army officers, in company with a COM
mittee Of the Indian Rights Association,
to conclude the purchase OF the tract o
land in North Carolina upon which
Geronimo and his Indians, now in Ala
bama, will be placed. This tract Is in
Western North Carolina near tho Ten
nessee line, from which 1t Is separated
by the Great Smoky mountains, There
are a number OF Oherokees living there
now, remnants Of a band which refused
to 50 to Indian Territory, and a Quaker
Hs NH
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4ATLANTA is OuRs.n
Patriotic Sentiments in the Speech of Gen.
Howard ut Cincinnati.

Patriotic Sentiments In the Speech Of Gen.
Howard ut Cincinnati.
cINUiSNATI, o., Sept. '97.-It was 2
O'Clock this morning when The members
Of The Army Of the Tennessee reluctant.
ly left the dining hall Of the Bulnett
House, at the close Of the most enjoya.
ble meeting ever held by the Society,
Gan. o. o. Howard, who was the last
regular speaker, had aroused them TO a
high pitch OF enthusiasm by his perora.
tion. Flo Rpoke TO tho toast, ATLANTA
isQdrs aud Fairly Won" aud In closing,
said: "The cry 'Atlantais ours made US
see with frightened visions our sweet
homes, and we looked with lively hopes
for a speedy return, Aud all tho force
Of inspiring Rentiment rings In the ears
Of the surviving veteran Of to-day. So
they hay to our Governors, our guar
dians, Atlanta Is ours; do not let 1t be
again lost to US, lost to the
country, lost to libertyI' 10 burn
there a pure, noble one.armed comrade
in elligy Is not a good deed, not a good
sign, u does not lesson tho lnWless oil.
Tense that he is an officer Of the United
states simply doing hlsduly. The lion
Of possession aud Of power only sleep
eth. II Is an easy IhatEerto project q
United States Postmaster In : Georgia,
as II ia to protect q venerable United
States Judge in California. ('rumultuous
applause). But l Gn sNnguine and op.
timistic. As our leader suggested last
night, there is too much harmony among
tho true men Of those who fought against
rs to allow prejudice, passion and mur.
der 10 become the ruling motive and
power. The Gray and tue Blue are
shaking hands at Chattanooga. Let them
join forces, II need be, and see to It that
every citizen is fully protected In the
rights and privileges which a Nation has
extended to him. United In honor as
ln law, VIZ will indeed be a strong peo.
pie, whom Just God will greatly bless"
(Applause),
The Veterans this morning babe each
other goodbye and returned to their
homes TO meet next year In Chicago.
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GERMAN SCOTTISH RITE MAsOSs
The Supreme Council Withdraws it, Propo-
sltien TOT Establish Relations with tho
French Grand College OF Rites.

Thc supreme Copnch MithufaWs Its EropO-
sltiOn TOT Establish Relations with the
French Grand College Of Rites.
NEw YoRK, Sept, 27,-The Supreme
Council Of the oeFnean Scottish Rite
AIOsous has Issued a proclamation in
which the Council says HFirst, by our
Constitution traternsl relations can be
established only with Scottish Rite bod
les, and the sole power to perfect such
relations Is thereby vested In the su.
preme Council.
"second-Belleying then and now that
VIC had the unquestionable right 10 en-
ter into any friendly relations with any
other legal Scottish Rite organization In
the world, q proposition was made In
April, 1883, 10 enter into such relations
with the Grand College OF Rites (which
we then and now understand TO be q
purely Scottish Rite body attached to
the Grand Orient Of Franee), But the
original proposed relations between the
two bodies have never been consum-
mat,d,
%rhird-since such tImid appoint
ment our Scottish Rite enemies, disre.
garding the facts and intending TO mis-
lead the craft to our prejudice, have
falsely insisted and published broadcast
that we had, contrary to Grand Lodge
order, entered into iraternal relations
with the Grand Orient Of France.
Notwithstanding as Master Masons,
Royal Arch, Cryptic Masons and Knights
Templar since our organization in 1907,
been ever loyal aud true TO the Grand
Lodge, Grand Chapter, Grand Council
and Grand Encampment, aud to each Of
their subordinate bodies, we do not in.
tend that Nt this late day our loyalty |
shall be suspected,
eElith-ThereIore, insisting that we
never Intentionally committed any act
orthiug showing any want Of loyalty TO
Ancient Graft Masonry, aud that there
may be no further excuse to claim that
we have, We do hereby withdraw aald
and annul, vacate and set aside
each and every act and thing done by
any in authority In, our rite wherein or
wliOreby might be claimed (even byAour
snemies) that iraternal relation had been
PtEected between the said Grand Orient
of France or any Of ia bodies, and our
contrary to the order or de-
,ree Of any Grand Lodge Of the United
Sfalpah
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New YoEK, Sept, 27.-A prominent
friend Of the Union Pacific Railway was
seen last night in regard TO the Salt
Lake dispatch, which stated that the
Union Pacific Railway was going to ex'
tend its line TO tho Pacific coast. He
confirmed the report In q general way
and said; "There is one error. don't
think tho line will be extended TO the
Pacific coast. A new line, which is an
extension Of the Utah Central, will be
built from either Ffihco or Milford The
connection will probably be with the
Atlantic 4 Pacific, for q duplication oi
that line would be an abSurdity."
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BLACK BART ESCAPES.

Tho GUgcblc stagC I,pbbOr freaks jail
Along with Other Prisoners.
BEssEMER, MIon., Sept. 27.-The Goge.
bic stage robber Redmond poltzhay,
otherwise known as "Back Bart, to.
gether with several other prisoners, made
his escape from the county Jail here this
morning. The Sheriff has called out a
posse to pursue the fugltives and tSle.
graphed to all neighboring points to In.
tercept them in their flight. The citizens
are much excited and are turning out In
large numbers TO join in tho man.hunt.
1t Is also said that bloodhounds have
been telegraphed for TO take up tho trail.
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A BRUTAL ASsAlLANT.

A sister of Charity Who Was DOatcn Mt
Emporla, ISas,, Receivers Consciousness"
ENpoRIA, Sept, 97,-Sister Camille,
who was SO brutally beaten at tho sa-
cred Heart Convent yesterday afternoon,
is conscious. She says her assallant is
named Murray, but does not know his
first name, She also says she was perse-
cuted by him at Terro Iiante until sue was
Obliged to leave. He followed her here,
shO continued, on three different occa-
slons sneaking intot this school building
and attempted to kill her because she re.
fused 10 20 with him, He sud he would
kill her II he died iorit. Officers arc in
pursuit OF Murray,
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Iiro In tho wo.tlnsl,ou,e Ilulldlng,

PiTrsuuRdn, Pa, Sept. 27.-The large
building Of the Westinghouse Electric
Company, situated on Duquesne Way
and the Allegheny river, aud almost in
the heart oi the city, was partially de.
stroyed by fire tonight, entalling d loss
Of 100000.
The loss Is fully covered by insurance,
Westinghouse gives employment To
about 1000 men In this building. The
work Of rebuilding will begin at once.
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MR.. EDISON AGAIN L0NOREn.

Tho French Government ConFera tito Grand
Gross of tho Legion of IlonUr Upon Him.
PARIS, Sept. 21-The grand Cross OF q
Commander Of the Legion Of Honor has
been bestowed upon Mr.. Thomas A. Ed.
isQR. NJ. spuller, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, in comforting the decoration on
Mt. Edison said II was given Ia honor
Of the services rendered BY him 10
science and Tor the part takUn by him In
tile Paris Exposition. NJ. Spuller also
said that America was splcndidly rcpro.
senlOd al the Exposltlon, aud that the
presence Of her exhibits testified TO tho
indlssolnble bonds which bind France
and America together. -,
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Land onlce business.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 27.-Land COM
missioner Croft has recommended the
appointment Of Thomas P. Wilson, for
merly a court reporter at Omaha, as his
confidential secretary. When ques-
toned today as to his future policy in
administering the affairs Of the General
Land Office, Mr.. Croft replied that ho
had no policy, except 70 administer the
laws honestly and fairly. He had not
yet decided whether or not he would
recommend 10 Congress the repeal OF all
public land laws except the homestead
laws as has been done by some Of his
predecessors. The new Chief CLERK OF
the General Land Office, Mr.. Redway,
took charge OF Ills office to-day.
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FEARFUL FOREST FIRES,
Great Destruction In California = Whole
Villages In Flames

Great Destruction In California = Whole
Villages In Flames
SAN FRANolsco, Sept. 91.-Forest fires
are reported from many parts of the
State. In Santa Cruz, San Nateo, sono-
ma and Marion counties the loss has
been very heavy, as valuable timber is
destroyed and many suburban villages
are burned. A telegram from Ensenda,
Lower California, the seat OF tho inter-
national company, says the city Is
brush fires have spread TO the suburbs
and cannot be stopped. The latest re.
port says the firc had burned the fne
residence Of Colonel Crane and threat
engd the woolen mills. San Carlos, m.
other town on Ensenada Bay, ia re-
ported in flames,
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Annnrrsl nnll n Murder.

CnlcAoo, Sept. 27.-willlam j. Collins
and James Cosgrove, teamsters, quar-
relied last night over their work. Cos.
grove called Collins a liar, when the lat
ter drew revolver aud shot Cosgrove
dead. Collins subsequently surrendered
10 the police and was locked up. A
queer feature Of the case is that Cos
groves body shows Two bullet'wounds.
Collins says he iirod but one shot. Only
QUE chamber OF his revolver was empty,
and persons III the vicinity heard buI
one report. James Roam, the only eye
witness Of the tragedy, has disappeared
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CHEYENNE, Sept, 27.-The cOnstitu'
tlonal convention yesterday selected
Cheyenne as the Seat Of Government fol
ton years, or until a majority Of tho peo'
pie vote change. Grant lands may be
sold al any time for not less than Sl0peI
acre. Tho coal mine chapter iayorB the
laborers, Educational provisions are
very liberal, The oath oiolliCe prescrib,
ed Ia the constitution 10 extremely rigid
and contemplated the aboliShmOnt ol
hoDdlo CatnbaiRnB,
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ronrlll cln.s po.tn,n.lers.

Special DtsIaleh 10 ne IRtelfgaIoer,
WAsHINGToS, D, O., Sept, 24,-Fourth
class psstmasters were appointed to-day
or West Virginia as follows; Gin, Lo-
gan county, Mrs. N. Fl. Mullins, vice j,
D, Mullins, resigned; Gould, Clay Coun-
", James Delaney, vice j. Chapman, re-
signed; Jarrett, Kanawha county, G. G.
Reynolds, vice ]. I. Jarrett, resigned; (;
New Flat Fork, Clay county, w. O..
Chapman, vice Fl. Young, resigned; /;
Queens Shoals, Kanawha county, s, A.
Young, vice w, o. Young, deceased;
Rome, Kanawha county, Charles Beck
with, vice w. L, Childers, resigned;
Union Mines, Kanawha county, John
II. Chapman, vice s. A. Kendall, re-
signed.
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TWENTY-FIVE BUILDINGS BURNED.
A Fire Mt Cresco, Iowa, Destroys SIanI
Lendlng IlusInesa IIouses. [

A Fire Mt Crosco, Iowa, Destroys Many
Leading Duslness Houses.
oREsoo, Iowa, Sept, 27.-This city was
yesterday visited by o terrible fire that
burned all buildings on both sides Of
Main street, north oil the Court House
and ]. d. oaward's store. Twenty-Five
business places are In ashes. About 2
o'clock FIRE was discovered in the rear Of
the music store OF G. Il, Kellogg & Son,
and 1t spread rapidly north on both
sides OF the street. The heaviest losses
are as follows; Rus CawnFd, $4,000,
insurance S2,00Oi A. II. Caward, loss
$4,000 on buildings and goods, insnr.
ance and goods saved $4,000; G. Never
don, loss $4,000, insurance aud goods
saved $5,0OOI L. E. Smith, Of the Time,
loss $2, ,0O0 insurance 81 ,000i G. II. kel-
logg, loss 81, 600; no insurance reported;
NJ. B. DooliLtle, Z. LsilLow, Mrs. Long,
Banks & Son, Rutherford, and Johnson,
Mrs. Cole and others arc heavy losers.
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LONDON, Sept. 21-The election to tlll
the vacancy in the House OF Commons
for the 81. Beltord division Of Lincoln.
shire, caused by tho acceptance Of the
Right Hon, Henry Chaplin OF the office
OF Minister Of Agriculture, took place
Yesterday and resulted In the return Of
Mr. Chaplin, who secured $3.50 votes,
MIR. Francis Otter (GlAdstonian) his op.
punOnt, received 3,07S votes. In tIiu
last election Mi. Chaplin was returned
without oppoBltIon.
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THO nlnner io NIlnl.lpr l,nnin..

BERLtS, Sept. 27,--Atnong tho suesls
present at tho dinner given last night by
Count Herbert Bismarck 10 Mr.. William
Walter Phelps, the American Minister,
wete Marquis BeClaria, Italian Oharpe
D,Aaaitsi Mr. BeanClere, British Charge
D'AlialtB; Baron Won Der Colts, Ohiet
Of tho Admiralty; Herr Won WOdell
plerslor, President Of the 1lelclistag I,
Herr Won Alyenaslehun, recent German
Minister 70 the United States, aud Gen,
Won Hnhnke, ,II77'
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PESDER, NRB,, Sept, 97.-Much excite
mCnt has been caused by a letter ro.
cclved by County Attorney Graves In
which he Is warned to dcsist in his
efforts to convict the two Indians now
confined in the ThuBton county Jail on
achargc Of killing little Jimmie Benja.
min, who wins shot near his fathers
house, on tho edge Of the reservation,
July q. Not onlyis Mr.. Graves threat.
ehed with personal injury, but the state.
ineht is made that II any harm comes 10
the prisoners the WinnGbagoes will kill
every white person In ,rhhrsLon county,
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susauRHANSA, PA Sept 81. Last
evening Mm, William oonroy found
somspafsulpS Ia her garden. She eCrapOd
them, placed salt upon them, ate 10 small
quantity and gave some 70 her three
children and 10 the two children Of Maj.
tin qrilIin. All were thrown into con.
yulBlonP. Mig, COntoy died b o few
hours. The children were saved by hard
work by seven phyBiciang,
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The i.ottor,lnn, strll,e s,,rs.,,,r,.

RoTTRRDAMl stpiembuf 27, The strike
which started among dock laboren IL
spreading to other occupations. The
employees Of several cigar factories have
Joined the movement, Tho sLrikers
headed by boqlallal leaders paradad the
the streets this morning and aiterwatd
attempted 70 prevent tho loading ol
steamer Holland. Tue police Interviewed
aud the loading oi the steamer proceeded
Several Of the hhlp owners have re,
httlkerA
MI Tillell, one Of tho leaders Of tht
recent sttiko in LOndnn, will probably
80 70 Rotterdam Tomorrow Ia exerCls,
his influence In behalf Oi Inc stflkers.
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A PRIGHTFuL DISASTER,

A Passenger Train of Five Cars TelsAeoped
by Anothsr-Threo Hundred Passengers
Aboard No Particulars Mt Late Hour,
ROCHESTER, N, Y, Sept, 9s.-A disas'
trous railroad disaster is reported at
Palatlue Bridge, 1t Is said that a fast
train Of five cars was telescoped by an
other train Of five cara, 1t is said
that there were fully 800 people on
board the two trains, Relief trains
with surgeons and physicians on board
are said to have gone from Albany and
Utica,
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Dourlass win tlo on tlo Konr.or..

WAsnlSoToN, y. O., Sept. 27.-Tho
Secretary OF the Navy decided this after
noon to revoke the orders commanding
the United States ship ossippeo to con.
vey Minister Douglass from Norfolk 10
Hayt, 1t having been represented 10
him that tho ossippee 10 not in condition
70 make tho sea trip. He then ordered
the Commandant Of the United States
ship Kearsage, now II Now York, TO
prepare bis ship 10 perform this service.
She is about ready and will probably sail
from, New York, where Mr.. Douglass
Will 60 by rail on Monday.