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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-18
COLONEL POORAlAN ACCEPTS
rho Democratic Chullenge to Discuss Ohio
Finances,

rho Democratic Chullengs 10 DISCUSS ONO
Finances.
CoLuMnus, o., Sept. 17.-The following
letter, which is self.explanatory, was
received by the Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee:
"BELLAIRE, o., Sept. IS, 1889.
"70 Hon. T. 4. NcdI Chairman Democratic Etc'
euiiyc Committee, Columbus, OF
"DEARsIR:-In a Supplement Extra
issued, as understand, by direction Of
your Committee and circulated in the
Democratic papers OF the State, there
appears this language: y.
'Is there any Republican in Ohio,
from Foraker up to the highest and best
men in the party, that dares discuss the
Juggling Of tue finances oil the State by
the present Chief Executive? II there
is, he can be warmly accommodated be.
fore the ldes OF November
"Having been identified with the
financial legislation Of the State during
the mast Iour years, and pretty familiar
with the condition OF Ohio finances at
the beginning and ending Of the last
Democratic Administration, as well as at
the beginning and during the progress
Of the present Republican Administra-
tion, II affords me pleasure to accept the
challenge thus given, and Iagree to meet
at such times and places aud under such
rules as may be agreed upon between
your committee and the Republican Ex.
ccutive Committee, any reputable per-
son you may designate, other than your
candidate for Governor, and discuss the
finances Of Ohio and their management
during the last six years, or, during the
terms OF Governors Hoadly aud Foraker.
~ except Hon. ]. Z, Campbell, your
candidate for Governor, for the reason
that / am confident that II he desires to
discuss Ohio finances, or the juggling Of
the finances OF the State by the present
Chief Executive Governor Foraker
will cheCffully meet him and take great
pleasure In furnishing facts upon this
subject that he seems TO be greatly in
need Of. This communication Is respect
fully forwarded through the Republican
State Executive Committee. Your most
obedient servant, O. l.. PooRMAN."
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DIVORCE IN CANADA.
Eminent Jurlsts iu Favor of Establl.hlng
such Courts,

1uuu IuuElbt
OTTAWA, oSr., Sept. 17.-Chiet JUS
tice Armour, of the Court Of Queens
Bench, said yesterday that he was in fa'
vor Of establishing a divorce court in
Canada. He would grant divorce for
drunkenness and cruelty, which he re-
gardel to be as bad as adultery. He be-
lieves that an American decree Of divorce
ought to be accepted by the courts of
Canada.
Sir William johnson Richie, Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court OF Canada,
said ho was strongly in favor OF estab-
fishing a Dominion divorce court He
would not make 1t as free as some Of the
United States divorce courts.
The American synod held a session
last night at Montreal. 1t was proposed
to prohibit any clergyman OF the Church
OF England from performing marriage
service when either party has husband
or wife divorced living. The matter was
adjourned,
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SAYS IT is NONSENSE.
AN Electrician Claims THAT Death by Elec
triCIty IL Uncertain.

an ELECTRICIAN Clnlms Ihht Death Dy Elecs
trioity Ia Uncertain.
LONDON, Sept. 17.-In a discussion be-
fore the British Association on the sub
iect OF electricity, Mr., W. II. Peace,
chief electrician OF tho PostofIice De-
partment, said that the net recently
passed by the New York Legislature
providing for tho execution Of con-
demned murderers by electricity would
have to be rescinded. He claimed that
1t was impossible to get a current Of
sufficient intensity to kill man with
certainty. He had experimental with
an enormous induction coil, aud had
tried with q spark twenty inches long
to kill pig, but could not. He knew
of several instances Of persons taking
shocks, and who at the time were sup.
posed to have been killed, but who were
quite well afterward. He said that tho
sensational reports published in the
newspapers about people being killed
by shocks from electric wires had upon
investigation been found to be nonsense.
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Tho Dutch parllament tjony,p,d.

TnE HAGUE, Sept. l7.-The Dutch
Parliament was opened to-day. The
Kings speech opening tho session allu-
ded to the enthusiastic celebration Of
the jubilee Of his reign and said IL testl.
fed to the bond Of friendship between
the house Of Orange and the people.
The speech congratulated Parliament
upon the improvement In the trades
and manufactures Of the country. Tho
finances Of the nation, he said, arc In
satisfactory condition.
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A DESPlRlrG PRISONER.
no uoaIs a Deputy shsrIT Almost to Doa'h

nO beats u Deputy sheriff Almost to Dentl,
With a Chalr Leg.
BURLINGTON, Sept. 17.-Deputy Sheriff
Tate, upon entering a cell in the Ere.
mont county prison at Sydney, Iowa,
yesterday was jumped on and nearly
pounded to death with a chair lex by a
convict named Haynes. The convict
secured Tate's revolver and would have
shot the officer dead, but for the inter-
ventiOn Of another prisoner. Hayne
was in the act OF unlocking the prison
door and escaping when other officers
hearing the noise rushed upon him and
ovcrpowered him. Tate's condition is
critical and should he die, there Is such
excitement that Haynes may meet death
by lynChing.
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BOOKS, Ia, Sept. l7.--A family named
zsmthal, ConsiSting Of parents and ten
children, left Boone early this month
for Milwaukee. They went 10 q wagon,
being ton days on the road. News was
received from them yesterday that d ph.
theria broke out In the family on their
arrival and that six ol the children died.
II is thought they became Injected on
the road, % no trace Of the disease iB
found In this city,
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LII OARON IN ClIICluO.
A Mall Carrler.who Declares lie Saw Him
Ia Nha pnSInfIiHa

A Mail Carrier.who Declares lie Saw Him
In the Postoiiice.
CHICAGO, Sept. l7,-A mail carrier in
the postollce is said to be responsible
for story to the effect that lie Caron,
the British spy, who testified in the Par.
nell case, is once more in Chicago. The
tale as published Is that while 0'Brien
was asserting his mail man came 10 the
window and asked the address OF Ger.
tain Englishman who used to be con.
nected with the Western British american.
O'Brien had a friend standing there at
the time, and he at once declared: /:
"Why that's lie Caron." lle claimed 10
know the spy very well, and al once
rushed outside TO greet the inan sup.
posed TO be LIE Caron. When he got
Into tho corridor, however, the fellow
had disappeared. 0'Brlen said hc could
not DO mistaken, aud that he would
take an oath that the man was Lo Caron.
There has been some talk OF the spy'H
giving testimony in tue CronIn case, and
this story told by mail carrier O'Btien
gives some Colorto the rumor that LO
Uaron will appear on the stand. Obi.
ems statement, however, could not bg
confirmed tliH afternoon,
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ONDgNsgn TgLgaRAMs

w. u. Webb, late Secretary Of Mon.
Lana Territory, appointed by Mr Cleye.
land, 10 q dtiaultet 10 the amount Of
5000 otS8,OOO.
The features Of the Nicely boys es.
cape al Somerset, Pa, become more sen.
sallonal each hour. A plot was made 10
lynch The prisoners, but II failed.
A dam belonging 20 tho KOnnebec
Ice Company, IL lilbernIa, Pa, burst
and a tremendous amount Of water
rushed down the Btandywlne, doing
considerable damage.
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BRlsroL, N. H., Sept, l7.-Yestorday
Charles Scates was fined for assault on
Frank Il. Smith. After the trial both
men returned to Alexandria, where they
belong. They soon quarreled and
Scates assaulted Smith again. Smith re.
talIated with u revolver, fatally wound.
ing SCateS, Both men have bad records.
Smith was arrested,
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m,,a plll,hVtv Nillls goid,

MiSNRAPoLiS, MlSS., Sept, l7,-Thete
was considerable excitement on Change
this morning when Q report came 10 that
The PlllBbufy mills had been sold, The
general impression among the milling
and elevator men % that the deal has
been or Ia about 10 be closed. Governor
PlllBbury Ia al present In Europe and y.
IA, Pillsbufy, tie head ol the ilfmI 10 In
HeW York, ~
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An InebrIS(S'. Suicide,

lIARrroRD, coNS., Sept l7.-Joseph
CornS, Of Columbus, Ohio, an inmate Of
Dr.. DelChon's private inebriate asylum,
In this city, made his escape last Satur.
gay through u second story window.
Ills body was found by some boys this
morning in tho Little river. Its sups
posed that hO committed suicide.
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RnIlways In tle Argentine Republic,

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL Henry L.
Villas, Secretary Of the Legation at
Buenos Ayres, has furnished the Depart
ment Of State table showing the re.
ceipts and expenses Of tho various rail.
way lines In the Argentine Republic for
1883. The capital OF the corporations
operating Is 1920, 746, ,247; gross earnings,
S26,626,7O7; expenses, $l5.520,9O3; net
earnings, l0,000,714.
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AN IRON PLANT
To l,O established al the Portsmouth Navy

TO Do EStAblIAh0d ht the PoFIahUulH NHVy
Yard.
PoarsMourn, Sept. II. = Commodore
Wilson, in pursuance Of orders from
Secretary Tracy, visited the Navy Yard
yesterday TO ascertain the advantages
possessed by the yard for establishing
an iron plant and a depot for supplies.
II Is understood that the Commodore
heartily iayorS the project, and apptecl.
ates The advantages possessed by the
Kiuery yard, and will set forth the mat
ter In IliB annual report TO the Secretary.
II ID estimated that II will cost $500, 900
TO establish al iron plant and construct
a row patent dry dock.
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1,urFALo, NJ w. Sept, l7.-Annie
Sweet, aged % years, has disappeared
from her home at lS West Chippewa
street, and her mother claims thdt Bort
II, Halalead, who came here from Dc.
trolt two yeats ago 70 engage iil the
piano business with o. u, Utley, is re.
sponsible for hernlght Miss Sweet lett
home last Tuesday morning saying she
wa going ahOnplfiR
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The Champion swimmer.

FRESSo, CAL, Sept. l7.-E. O. Pink.
ham, Of Stockton. CAL, defeated Albert
sundstroh, Of New York, in a 100 yard
swimming contest at the palace baths
here last night. The match was for $3.50
and the gate receipts. plnkham's time
was one minute and six seconds, which
ls said to be the fastest ever made In
AmhflCn
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WENT 1'O WORK.
Tho London Strikers Peacefully Resume
Their LabOrS.

lilo London Strikers Peacefully Resume
Their LaborB.
LONDON, Sept. II The advice Of the
leaders Of the strike to the dock laborers
to observe all the provisions Of the agree
ment under which they returned to work
appear to have been effectual. Early
this morning the men appeared at the
docks and went to work peaceably with
the "blaCklegs." Very few men assem-
bled outside Of the docks and they were
quiet.
The strikers and "blacklegsp on the
southwest dock became involved in a
dispute and the men who had been on q
strike drove the "blacklegs" out Of the
dock. The police interfefed and quelled
the disturbance. The strikers then
Withdrew and the "blacklpRs" resumed
work,
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CAmr MaelIna UlIlnat, l.l,nl.a.

Tho hoard Of Directors Of the Mounds.
yillo Camp Meeting Association, held
their annual meeting for The election Of
officers, IN the Fourth Street N, Il,
Church yesterday afternoon, Tie iol-
lowing were elected. PfeOIdpBt, Mt, j.
Alex Ewing oi Moundsvllle ViCe.Ptesl.
H.enk ny, A. Bodley Secretary, Mr..
u. " McGiegofi Treasurer, Mr +, Il,
Dobbins, The financial and other re-
ports made, showed very satisfactory
condition ol atIaits, The board conlem.
plates making q number OF improve.
tnen9 before The time isr the next en-.
Uampmehl,
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IosDoN Sept 17.-several nowspa
pers Of this city charge a Scotch peer
with having committed an indecent
assault upon child. Testimony, they
say, was given 10 show that the accused
was guilty Of the crime, but tic mapls.
tracy were afraid TO take action.
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eNtGNviLLR, ALAs Sept lI-ThO
,GIL members Of the Farmen' Alliance In
S Ss portion Ol tile cotton belt Of Ala
i,"., VS,,h aIe aiding 20 break down the ute
Sv".. @as, which Y being anlagonlEed In
iIv,y part Of the State BY the introduce
Sp 6sIInOSl 81 cotton bagglng as d substitute ioi
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NEEuAnS, Wis, Sept II. = Fred
ktohn and Frank Smith, Of Fremont,
We're drowned Sunday while fishing,
They went out In the morning aud as
they did not return aE night d scVrCh
va, made yesterday resulting In the
nwhdihg Of the bodies In Wolf river,
ht9hn leaves a wife and eight children
anu Smith a wliO aud two children.
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Special DtspdIch 10 ht initlitOeNetr.
oAMBhtDuE, o., Sept 17,-The iirst
days races on the Cambridge track were
declared OF on account Of rain, but the
rain has ceased and the temperature
fallen, and everything goes tomorrow.
There will be three races, the three.
minute ttOt, gl2b ttot aud 1926 pace.
There arc nineteen entries and big
crowd 10 expected.
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AMUSgM ENTs,
This Evenings Entertainments and Coming
Attractions.

Tliia Evenings Entertainments and Coming
Attractions.
There has been good advance sale for
the performance Of "Mamma" that is to
be given at the Opera House this even
ing, and 1t is predicted that by the time
the curtain goes up the house will be
crowded. "Mamma" is the latest mu.
steal farce comedy by II. Grafton Don.
nelly, the famous author OF "Natural
Gas" and other side.splitting produc.
tions, in all OF which, however, the
comedy element has been OF a marked
high order. In this latest skit there
will be found new music, new speciRlties
and new comedy. Frank Deshon and
Amy Ames at the head Of asuperb COM
pany are sure to entertain their audi
enCes every time. Seats can be secured
at HnnGt'G
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sInehIner, Fl portA 70 Nisxlco.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Nlinister Ryan
transmits for the information Of the
State Department, statistics Of the value
Of American machinery imported an.
nually from the United States into
Mexico from 1880 to 1887, inclusive,
which shows that tho expectations grew
in value from S4B2, 1884 in 1880 TO Si7, ,OOO,.
900 in 1887,
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DROPS IN GERMANY.
The Graln Production Short This Year aud
Below that OF 1888,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept l7.-Accord'
ing to the recently published official re-
port of tho Royal Prusslau Statistical
Bureau, furnished to the State Depart
ment by Consul Warner, Of Cologne, the
crops of 1888, except Of barley, buck
wheat and clover were decidedly better
than those Of 1880. Winter wheat was
lS per cent below the average and only
potatoes and hay reached the average.
The grain producing States Of Germany
are the Prussian provinces and the
kingdom Of Bavaria. rhese provinces
likewise furnish the largest contingent OF
German emigration TO the United States.
For instance, out OF a total OF 76,767 Ger:
mans that emigrated 10 the United
States in 1888, the Prussian provinces
aud the Kingdoms Of Bavaria and
'Wurtemburg, furnished B8,S70. The
Rhenish province being chiefly indus.
trial, 1t furnished only 1888 emigrants
for the United States in 1883.
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TUE WOVL GROwEGS.
President DOlano Calls u Convention to
Meet In Washington.

PfeAldOnt DOIAnn UhIIs q UOhVeNVON 70
Meet In Warrington.
CoLvMDus, ONO, Sept. l7,-Columbus
Delauo, President Of the National Wool
Growers Association, Mt. Vernon, on
demand OF the Ohio Wool Growers AS
sociation, and, as they say, because Of
the dangers threatening the wool grow
ing industry, has requested a delegate
meeting OF wool growers to convene in
Washington on the day when the next
Congress Convenes. He says In his
call the wool growing States and Terri
tories should u represented aud names
OF delegates forwarded to bis address as
soon as appointed.
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A TNRRlDLE WRECK.


4 Freight TfnIn ProCIpIIhttU Mto INC PH'
tRko River.
EVANSVILLE, ISpo Sept. 17.-Word
reached here last night to tho effect that
a serious wreck occurred on the Evans
vile & Terre Haute Railroad, near Pa
tako, yesterday evening. A south bound
freight train heavily loaded was prccipi-
tated Into the Patako river, the bridge
over that stream giving way under the
weight OF the train. No lives have been
reported lost, although several trainmen
are known TO have gone down in the
wrprk
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
An Old Sian Robbed ON the street In Broad
DRyllgilt.

An Old SIan Robbed On the Street In Broad
DayllRlit.
ASHLAND, WIS.,, Sept. 17.-A daring
highway robbery in broad daylight was
committed on the streets OF this city yes
terday afternoon. An old German was
walking with John Kirby aud John
Fisher, when they grabbed him by the
throat and relieved him Of Sl75. The
highwaymCn then ran, but were cap.
tured after several shots had been fired.
FISHER escaped on the way to jail. He
boarded Northern Pacific train last
night and was put of at Ashland juno
ton because he would not pay his fare.
Then he fired several shots at the train,
breaking windows but hitting no one.
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FOUR JURORS. PERHAPS.

The Result of Two Weeks Labor In the
CronIn Matter.
CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-At tho time Of
adjournment this evening, there were
four jurors in the box against whom no
legal disqualification had been discover
ed and who had been rendered to the
State by the defense in the Cronin case.
The States Attorney asked until to.
morrow 10 consider the aCcGptability OF
these Jurors, and 1t is not Improbable
that some or even all OF these four gen.
tlemen may be ultimately accepted and
awnrn In
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tjut Wilb a tInlehat.

Seeeial Dlapaleh 10 In iAlallione1.
FAiaNoSr, w.vAs Sept H. Charles
Google, living abouta mile from here,
was fxlng large sled, A Ratchet slip.
ped striking him below the knee, cut.
ting through bis pants and making an
ugly CASH Fortunately tho wound was
lengthvlSOo OF the result might have been
Hefioua
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adelphia advocate, the leading paper Of
the Tuscarawas Valley, The Ohio
brethren will go as guests Of the Wheel.
ing contingent, Last year ME, Wolff
was taken in charge by them and escort
ed to the shrine at Cleveland. Theparty
will leave here at noon to-day and not
return TIL Saturday,
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A CONPESSgD DgFAULTgR.
Auditor Rice, of the saginaw Road, Says
He Stole $1,000.

EAST SAGINAW, MIcn., Sept. l7.-Ro'
bert Laughlin, Superintendent Of the
Saginaw, Tuscola & Huron railway, ten
dered his resignation Saturday. 1nior.
NAL talk as to his probable successor
brought prominently forward the name
OF Charles NJ. Rice, Auditor and Gener.
al Freight and Passenger Agent Of the
road. Realizing that the change con.
templated would result In the election
Of another Auditor and an expose Of his
books, Rice confessed q deialcation ol
5000. Rice gives no explanation OF hie
conduct, only admitting that be needed
the money, and took II, expecting tore
ttrn IL In the future,
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Anew Iiond.rnAn Wanted.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 1.-THE
Tinu DtmOcrafI PuryIS, Miss, special
announces the sudden death there Of
apoplexy OF Robert Scarborough, a prom.
lhVht merchant and bOndSmati for Sulll.
van aud Kilraln. RCAtbptough's death
will necSssitate the making Of a new
bond In The case.
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anunr illilrn,, !, ii,,rn.A-

BpRpHAUE, Sept. 1.-THE Bontin st.
gar refinery In this city was burned 10.
day Three hundred thousand kilo.
grams Of sugar were damaged The loBe
ID placed at 100000 francs,
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JAoll sand. Annlnnr ,Ynrnlnr

LONDON, Sept. l7.-A letter signed
Jack the Ripper" has been received at
news agency in this city, In which tho
writer states that In about a week an.
other murder will bO added 10 The ilst Of
White Chapel horfors.
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=, ,WiSSlPEg, Sept 17.-ptlncipal Grant,
ol Queens College, Kingston, Ia a cor.
Ron M last night declared that MiBslonaty
Hqhcah and 1900 Indians had been
SSilyen across the border Into the United
TAles Wles by the Government and by olheI
IesnVletlan missionaries who were
WaCllClnR and LpnChlnR lmnofAllLieg.
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ODESSA, Sept. 17.-Ex.Queen Natalie
Of seryla, who Ia going to Belgrade 10
visit her son, the youthful King Alex.
ander, arrived here from Yalta on board
q Russian Ruhboat. She was received
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Warner sui ConsidOrlng.

DEER PARK, Sept. 17.-1t Is stated
authoritatively tonight that Major War.
nCr has not declined the pension coin.
mlssioneslip. He still has the matter
under confederation,
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LONDON, Sept. 17.-Cholera has made
It's appearance In Bagdad and the dig.
ease 10 spreading In Western persla,
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temnsa.s lF.s,,..,.L t,,.

BBaLiN, Sept. 17.--Thu Empress Fred.
efiDk is Ill in Berlin. She ls confined 10
her bed and shows ievOrlSh symptoms.
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"LENox, MASS, September 10.

TO hc Sccrctarv afhe Nary, ITaIhiaglOa'
Many thanks for your kindness tles.
patch. ! have felt certain the result
would be satisfactory, as do also that
you will continue to raiso the standard
and in time register much higher results
than these. w. @. Whitney,"
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pIsa.nnt E.e!lnpse or rel,rrn.n..

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept, l7.-In re.
sponse to the telegram Of congratulation
sent yesterday by Secretary Tracy to his
predecessor on the successful trial OF the
new cruiser Baltimore, the following
despatch was received this morning at
the Navy Department: