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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-21
CALLED COMBINATIONS.

The betrothal Of the Dnke Of Nassau to
the Princess Mary, sister Of Emperor vii
liam, is announced.
The Spanish Government has rent circu-
lar notes TO all subOrdinates, instfucting
them to oppose the movement to have the
Pope come TO Spain.
kipg Humbert, Of Italy, placed an Ivy
wreath on the tomb of Garbaldi yester-
day.
The North German Gazeiie, Bismarck
organ, discourages the proposed expedition
in relief of Emin Bey.
Mr. Edison will visit the Kfupp iron
works at Essen before he returns to Amer
ice.
Z. s. Minister TO Italy Porter and his
family will soon leave Rome on short
visit to Geneva.
The Sultan has decided to increase the
forces in Crete TO 30, 600.
The Russian Minister Of Finance pro-
poses to tax the Protestant churches in
the Baltic provinces.
Count Andrassy, who hiss been in poor
health for come time, is now improving,
and hopes aIe entertained Of his complete
recovery.
The Car will 90 10 Copenhagen prior 70
his visit to Potsdam. He will probably
meet the Emperor William At Poisdam on
September Is.
Sir Chsrles Russell and Sir Henry James
have been retained by Miss Grace Haw-
thorne for her suit against Manager A. M.
Palmer.
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THE BIG PICNIC

For the Bene ut OF the Sisters OF st. Joseph.
To.Morrow.
The picnic on tine State Fair Grounds
tomorrow, for the benefit Of the Sisters OF
st. Joseph, promises to be one of the big
gest and most enjoyable ever held there.
Music for dancing will bs furnished by
the Opera House orchestra; there will be
tug of war by 30 men; the races will be in
char1e of Mr.. Bob Anderson, and they
will certainly be interesting. Both events
have been filed and there are fifteen en-
tries for the pony race. Besdes these at
fractions there will be many others.
The lower gates will be open and the
West Wheeling ferry will land visitors on
the Island at that point from either side
of the river. The Sisters have received
from the Central Glass Company through
President Scott, beautiful set of glass
ware of twenty-fOur pieces, which will be
disposed of at the picnic. The gentlemen
who have the arrangements in charge
promise delightful day to all who attend
and they will more than fulfill their
promise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-21
TRIMMED TO THE QUICK.

I'D. Robinson, one of the notorious
Dayton, Ohio, gang of counterteiters' mas
been arrested in Kansas City.
Teas cattle fever has made its appear
ance in st. Louis.
DR.. Joseph Z Porter, Assistant Surgeon
U. S. Army, aud Florida Health ofhcer'
has resigned.
Miss Tillie FlllmRn, young woman VI
Chicago. was crowned while attempting 10
rescue another woman in the lake.
Fire in the Godkip Lumbar yard AZ
Buffalo, destroyed 100000 feet oi iuln-
Der, valued at $50, 900.
Alfred Porter, we'll known student o,
Dartmouth College, was instantly klilsu
by revolver in the hands oil ifienui
who was cleaning it, while out camping
The Phoenix Wooden Company, OF East
Greenwich, r. l., assigned yesterday. Lis
bilities not known.
A farmer discovered two large heaps o'
rails on q railroad track near Rome CITY
Ind, Just in time TO save crowded pas
senger train.
Oae more body was taken out oil the
Johnstown ruins last night.
President Van Horne, of the Canadian
Pacific railroad, will reliuquish the posi-
tion of General Manager, which be has
held for some time.
A lot Of counterfeit silver dollars bear,
ing date 1878, have appeared near Grand
Forks, Dakota.
The stage running between Canyon City
and Baker City, Oregon, was robbed and
all registered mail taken Saturday,
Sprague, Gold Dust and Globe we're the
winners in the Grand Circui; races at
Poughkeepsie.
Lavina, Kbsrle, The Lioness, Leo II,
and Dilemms won at Saratoga yesterday
The Democratic State Convention of New
York will meet at Syracuse October Il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-21
McKINLEY'S CHANCES.
The Gallant OhIosn Thinks He Leads for
the speakerahip.

The Gallant OhIosn Thinks He Leads for
the speakership.
PITTsBURG, August 2O.-Major VIM.
Mckinley arrived in the city last evening
from Somerset, Pa, where he and his wife
have been spending few weeks. He ex-
pressed himself as we'll pleased with his
chances for the Speakership, and said be
would 90 into the caucus with more votes
than any other candidate. He said Reed
will undoubtedly receive the solid support
Of New England, 23 votes. Illinois will
stand by Cannon, likewise their own dele
cations will vote for Burroughs, of Michi-
gad, and Henderson, of Iowa. Ohio has
l6 votes, Pennsylvania about 10, l be-
lieve, and if l get as many from
this State as think, I will 90 ahead
of the % votes of New England.
Burroughs and Cannon will have
some scattering votes in the West.
have some friends in New York. There
are 81 votes in that State, and the papers
state that as two thirds of the members
vote so will the others. 1t is doubtful ii
any Of the candidates will have IA voles
from New York, so that the delegation
will be divided among sll the aspirants.
The Southern members have their prefer
ences, and have some good friends in that
section. Now this is how the situation
stands, and You see how hard it would be
for any man to say who would be elected.
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A STARTLING STORY,
That Connects O'sullivan More Directly
with CronIns Murder.

That Connects O'sullivan More Directly
with OronIn's Murder.
CHICAGO, August 20.-The police have
secured some important evidence in the
Cfonin case. 1t is said to be to the effect
that on the night of the mur-
der of DR.. Cronin a pair of horses
belonging to O'Sullivau, the ice
man, now in Jail as one of CrOnin'a MUIR
derers, we're attached to one of his ice
wagons and were driven rapidly in the
vicinity in which the murder was
committed by three excited men;
that the horses were driven in
front of saloon in Lakeview
at about o'clock; that they were covered
with foam, and that the men in the wagon
went in and had drink. 1t had been sup
posed ever since the murder that these
horses remained in the barn all that night.
The police admit the substantial cor
rectness of these statements, but decline to
speak further about the matter, except to
say that neither of the men iu the wagon
10 in Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-21
BASE BALL.
The Effects OF the wheeling Association to
BE Sold on a Deed Of Trust-Yesterdsy's

The Effects OF the Wheeling Association to
BE Sold on Deed Of Trust-Yesterdsy s
Games.
On Friday the 30;h inst the effects and
franchise of the Wheeling Base Ball AS
sOciation will be sold at trustees sale at
the front door Of the Court House, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock q. M, as announced
in an advertisement in another column.
Justice W. II. Caldwell is trustee and Mr.
Geo. Salade holds the deed of trust on the
property. The Association called a meet
ing Of the stockholders recently to try and
raise sufficient funds TO pay of the in
debtednees. but the meeting was failure
and the Association was left TO drop in the
turreen.
1t is understood that several parties
have been after the franchise of the Asso-
citation in order to have it for next season,
and il has been stated that liberal figures
were offered. This sale will give these
parties an opportunity to compete for its
purchase. With proper management there
is no doubt but that good team in Wheel
ing could be made pay, especially under
the present salary limit, and il TrI. State
League ia in existence next year, as there
is every indication there will be, Wheeling
will be member.
This sale will not interfere with playing,
and the season will doubtless be finished
out. 1t cannot be denied that base ball in
Wheeling the past year has been failure,
although the season started out with bright
prospects. The causes for this failure are
various, and the public needs no informs-
tion On that point.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-21
Lscue and Association.

At leveland-Clevelan l, Pittsburg
errors, Pittsburg L; hits, Cleveland 4
Pittsburg 8. Pitchers, Staley and Beatin.
At Boston-Boston -. New York .; er
rors, Boston 2, New York 10; hite, Boston
Il, New York 8. Pitchers, R4dbourne,
Welch aud Keefe.
At Indianapolis-Indisnapol' 10, Chi
cagO 7; errors, indianapolis l, Chicago H.
hits, indianapolis II, Chicago IL. Pitch
ers, Getzain and Tener.
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia 2,
Washington 6; errors, Philadelphia 3,
Washington .; hits, Philadelphia 8,
Washington 8. Pitchers, Day and Had
deck.
At st. Louis-BrookIyn Is, st. Louis
II. Errors, Brooklyn =, st. Louis 8.
Hits, Brooklyn 20, st. Louis Il. Pitch
ers, Hughes and Hecker.
At st. Louis-St. Louis IA, Athletics .
Errors, st. Louis 2, Athletics 5. Hits, St.
Louis 16, Athletics Z. Pitchers, Cham
berlain and Seoard.
At Cincinnati-Oincinnati >, Columbus
3; errors, Cincinnati /, Columbus / hits,
Cincinnati ), Columbus 10. Pitchers,
Wan and Baldwin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-21
LEGITIME RULES HAYTI.
An Onicer Of ths GunbOat Dessallnes Says
That Hyppolite is Beaten.

An Onioer Of ths GunbOat Dessallnes Says
That HyppOlite is Beaten.
BOSTON, MASS, August 2O.-Chief En-
siaeer George B. Plumer, of the Haytian
corvette Dessalines, who has lust returned
to Boston on the Steamer Andes from Port
an Prince direct, says that Legitime is
now virtually in charge Of the entire Isl
and Hippolite's forces, since their effect
i've repulse, have been in the "bushes" and
are scattered TO the north Of the island
Legitime' men-Of- war are thoroughly fitted
out, and be is undoubtedly getting financial
assistance from the French government.
When Engineer Plumer received his last
salaIy in Hayti he says that General
Con,res went aboard the French ram aud
returned with a bag Of gold, snd then paid
OF the officers.
Ths present condition Of affairs is an
entire IeveTsiOn Of what was expected
three weeks ago. The only resources
which HyppOlyte has are those which he
has scared while occupying st. Marc.
When these are exhausted the only course
left will be 20 surrender. This event, if
happening within two or three days. would
not surprise Eogineer Plumer. Hyppolyte's
forces are in q demOralizsd condition,
while Legitime's are the reverse. The
impressing of men into the latter's ser
vice is daily kept up and Legitime is
strengthening his position in every way
possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-21
TIE RIOTS IN TEXAS.
Negroes Were Not Engaged In TIE Fight
-Warriug Political Factions.

Negroes Were Not Engaged In TIE Fight
Warning Political Factions.
WASHINGTON, August 2O-In an in
tsryiaw this morning, W. A. Marshall, OF
Galveston, Texas, formerly a Republican
member Of the Texas Legislature, said
''The reports sent cut from Richmond
about the trouble between the 'Jsybirds'
and the 'Wcoipeckers' ere likely to be
misinterpreted. The 'WOOdpeckers' are
not Republicans, as has been stated; they
are independent Democrats and they rep
resent the better class Of the Democrats IN
the State of Texas. The negroes follow
them because they are afraid TO follow the
Republicans in many localities. The ne
erces were not engaged in this trouble at
Richmond. I am in constant communi-
cation with friends in that part of the
State. snd know this outbreak was part
of a scheme OF the Jaybirds' to kill the
Sheriff and e. Sheriff. They succeeded
The only negro hurt was a little girl, who
was hit by stray bullet"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-21
A Hitch In the Brewery Deal.

DETROIT, Mich, August 2O.-The brew
ery deal is in allegiance waiting a revising
of the bonds, which are not acceptable to
the brewers or other American investors
They are made out on an English plan,
and have no specified time to run, thu0
making them a call loan. This is not sat
;sTactoTy TO Americans, who want their in
vestments made for a number of years.
The Nav York attorney of the English
syndicate has been informed of the hitch,
and saws the bonds will be fixed as desired
as soon as possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-21
PUSHING NEW YORK.
Its Finance Committee Discusses Plan
for the Big Fair.

Its Finance Committee Discusses Plan
for the Big Fair.
NEW YORK, August 2O.-Eighteen of the
25 financiers solOoted by Mayor Grant to
constitute the Finance Committee of the
projected Worlds Fair Of1s92 were present
this afternoon at the initial meeting of the
committee in the Mayors Office. Many
millions of money were represented and
the unanimity of feeling was remarked.
Samuel D. Babcock was elected chair
man and J. Edward Lemmons treasurer.
Mr.. Jesse Ssligman submitted a plan of
organization by which company with
$15, 900, 600 capital is TO be formed. The
plan was to be discussed, and each member
of the committee subscribed 500 Tor i'm
mediata expenses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-21
AN ICE NINE DISCOVERED.

If these GeoloRIsts Gould Bring 1t Here
they Would Soon Sport Diamonds.
PORTLAND, ORE, August 2O.-Latah
County, Idaho, comes to the front with an
ice mine. The discovery was made in
Pine Creek Canyon, two thousand feet
above the sea.
4 chilly current of air coming from the
direction of bed of moss was the iirst
thing that attracted the attention OF 3
party of geolOgists to it. They removed
the moss and discovered a vein of ice SOU
feet long and from four to six inches thick:
The several layers of powders, debris and
ice alternated to depth of forty feet.
The geologists think this formation be
longs TO the glacial period.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-21
CHANGING THE SPAN.

The Panhandle at Pittsburg Changes Its
Bridge to Suit the B. ~ q.
PrrrsBURG, August 20.-The work OF
changing the span of the Panhandle rail
road bridge over the Baltimore aud Ohio
tracks from lower to an upper span was
begun yesterday. When this has been
the Baltimore aud Ohio tracks
will be elevated, aud the cars will be run
into the depot from gravity, Just as is now
done at the Union depot This change
was made only after considerable lively
skirmishing on the part OF both railroads
1t was not until the matter had been car
ried into court that the Panhandle peo-
pie agreed to make the change. The re
pairs will be completed In two or three
weeks
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-21
Warrington Notes.

Secretary Tracy visited the Portsmouth,
n. H, navy yards yesterday.
Commodore Walker says the injuries to
the Boston are not serious. Her trials
will be completed in about two weeks.
Superintendent Of Census Porter has
appointed Charles f. Taft, of Little Rock,
a special agent on ship building
The government officers believe that 1t
will be necessary for the government TO
construct the Woodbridge Wire gun itself,
as no private firm will undertake the Job.
Commissioner Tanner issued an order
to-day that the evidence of one private
soldier and the claimant would be con-
sidered sufficient proof Of origin Of dis
ability.
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ODD FELLOWS FETE.
A Grand Assamblage of the Order at
Columbus.


Columbus.
COLUMBUS, o., August 2O.-Ore of the
grandest sssemblages.O of Odd Fellows ever
seen in this continent will be that which
will be witnessed in this city during the
the week beginning September 16. The
Sovereign Grand Lodge will then be in
session, and the Patriarch's militant, the
uniformed portion Of the order, will be
here in numbers estimated at from six to
ten thousand. 1t is thought that the
grand procession will have 10000 Odd
Fellows in line. The order Of Rebekahs
will. also be in session, and this meeting
will attract many ledies. The drills of
the uniformed divisions, for which prizes
aggregating $1,000 will be offered, will be
an important feature of the meeting. 1t
is expected that several cities will. make
an effort to have the Sovereign Grand
removed from Columbus.
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No Fan Meeting at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, August 2O.-The Cleveland
Driving Park Association has decided to
hold no fall meeting in October This de-
cision was reached on account Of the torn
up condition of the streets in the vicinity
of the track. The company, however,
granted the Ohio Trotting Horse Breeders
Association the use OF the track. The AS
sociation will, in addition to the regular
stake races, have the $40, 600 Spirit Of the
Times race for thTee-year-Olds.
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MYsTERIoUsLY MISSING.
A KanaWha Business Man Disappears
FOul PLAY Feared

A KanaWha Business Man Dissppears-
Foul Play Feared.
Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA. August 90
Last Wednesday Mardel Nilsson, who does
business on Campbell creek, came to this
city and purchased lot of goods, which
he ordered sent up on wagon. He told
the driver that he would follow, bat up TO
to-day he had not returned home. He had
with him about $500 and stated that be
was going out west. Mr.. Nelson has not
been heard from since and relatives have
teen in the city making inquiries as to his
whereabouts. II is feared that he has
been foully dealt with. His relatives at
home were Of the most pleasant and bis
disappearance is great mystery to his
many friends.
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a Safe Inyestmcu1.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case of failure a
return of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
Druggist bottle OF Dr. Kings New DIG
covery for Consumption. 1t is guaranteed
TO bring relief in every case, when used for
any affection of Threat, Lungs or Chest,
such os Consumption, Inflammation OF
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping
Cough, Group, etc, etc. 1t is pleasant
and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and
can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Logan u Co.'s Drug
store.
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THE pREssMEN's srBIKE.
Serious Trouble on Hand for Pulitzer's Big
Paper.

Serious Trouble on Hand for Puiitzer's Big
Paper.
New YORK, August 2O.-Strenuous
efforts are being made by Pressmen's
Union No. 8, and Newspaper Printers
Union No. / to win the strike now in
progress in the World press room. About
fifty pressmen are on strike for an addition
to their regular salary for Saturday night
work. when the Sunday edition is printed,
entailiug extra work. At the World Office
it was said that all the men necessary
we're at work, and that the paper would
come out az usual. The story as told by
the men differs materially. 1t is to the
effect that the H'orld is short-handed and
cannot run all its presses; that four skilled
men have been brought on from Philadel-
phia, bat that they will return to that
citV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-21

The Prince OF Wales Pockets - Glh with
out Inquiry.
LONDON, August 2O.-The Prince OF
Wales received to-day gift Of 10000
from an unknown admirer who is put ont
by the way the Royal Grants Bill Jared in
the House of Commons. No name is
signed, and the Prince will pocket the
money without making any inquiries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-21

'.iesoriA M0Nr, August 20.-Reliable
-'o'mauon reached here last night that
.-e Indians are sgain menaCing the lives
o. .-e whites at Dsmersville They have
''oEen into house aud one person has
el Alisd. II. ID Duncan, Justice Of
.le Peace at Demersviils, has telegraphed
Governor White for protection, and says
.l7l tle settlers sre guarding their homes.
lii-e1 particulars are not yet obtainabie
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He Did not Appoint HIS Brother to an
Onics.
Special T.l.gram 10 ne Regls,sr.
WASHINGTON, August 1O.-Commis-
sioner Mason, Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau, says that his brother recently sp-
pointed in the service in West Virginia, is
the only relative he has who draws pay
from the Government. He says it was not
really his appointment, but that Collector
White wanted to make 1t, and he the
Commissioner did not interfere or prevent
it. The Commissioner thinks that with
about four thousand appointments at his
command. it is not much out Of the way
when but single relative holds sn Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-21
DIsGUsTED BOOMERS

Down on Msyes Because He Keeps Them
out ofthe strip
GUTHRIE, IND. TY., August 2O.-Chiei
Mayes' treatment of the Cherokee Com
missiOners is universally condemned
throughout the Territory Of Oklahoma.
Secretary Speed, of the Commission,
upoa his return to Guthrie, was besiegea
by host of Cherokee Strip boomers an1-
ious to learn from him the prospects iof !,
the strip opening next spring. Ihis inai- i
este, that the rush will be enormous, not
withdrawing the opening OF the great
Sioux reservation.
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~ cOAL AIaN.s NIEETINe.

ihe op, rttors Wm Discuss the Nsviga
tion Problem.
Pu-B Ee. August 2O.-There Will be
ueetugol the river coal operators to-
~ouoE 90 discuss the general situation
lri ssls,. delegates 60 attend the general
0ayenhon of coal operators, which meets
Cincinnati next month The principal
O. ..ct of the convention is to discuss the
'sro1s water wsys the ways and means
Improve them and the question ct the
present and prospective bridges which
-n-l Lhe ONO risar.
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SULLIYAN'S PLANS.
Muldoon Makes Preparations for Their
Exhibitions.

Muldoon Makes Preparations for Their
Exhibitions.
NEW YORK, August Gown. Muldoon
came from breakfast this morning to see
John L. Sullivan, but on his arrival a.
half past II at the Vanderbilt Hotel
found the big fellow fast asleep and would
not wake him. MnldOon said all the
exhibitions contemplated before Sullivan's
arrest would be given as soon IS possible
and ne expected TO leave for Boston to-
night to arrange for the one to be given
there which will be the first Of the series
After that exhibitions will be given in
New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and the prominent western cities.
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THE FINAL TEST.

The Petrol Performs Well Under the Last
Trial.
BALTIMORE, MD, August 2O.-The last
official test of the q nited States gunboat
Petrol was made to-day. The trial was 10
test the Petrels horse power. Several
changes have been made. The vessel was
run under force drsught for four consecu'
tive hours down the bay and returned TINS
evening. The official report will be MADE
in few days. It is understood that the ne
trial was satisfactorily. The report VIII
be favorable and the fine will probably be
removed.
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Nntnyery Lsrro Proportion.

PARIS, August 2O.-At a meeting Of the
ministerial Council, held at the Elysee To-
day, NJ. DeFreycinet, Minister OF War,
stated that out of 26, 600 officers of the ac-
tive army 80, had been found guilty Of
participating in politicsl agitation, and
had been dealt with according to the gray
ity of their olsnses. He said also that 81
non-commissioned officers had been cash
ieTad
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CHAMBERS AND M'KEE

Sign the Window Glass Workers Scale.
WorR men Confident.
PmTsBURG, August 20.-The Chambers
Mckee Glass Company, at Jeanette, Pa. ,
the largest window glass plant in the
United States, signed the Window Glass
Workers' scale and will continue in opera
ton. The other manufacturers declare
they will not sign. The wOrkmen are
confident that the strike or lockout will be
of short duration.
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Raae Ban Brlefa.

The HOboes would like TO hear from the
Atlantics for game of ball Sunday. Aug.
25.h on the tunnel green. II accepted an
swer through the REGISTER.
The Rcd Letteis cay they will not play
the Pink Carriers any more for they are
afraid of them.
Canton will be here to-day to play the
Wheelings on the Island Park.
Billy Gsorge has oeen released by Co
lumbus at his own request, owing to sore
arm. Ne.