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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-11-01
BY Fate
A Thrilling Virginia Romance.
CHAPTER XIII.
sMY SIN HAS FOUND NE OUT"

TRANCE things
of ten come to
pass in this queer
world Of ours, but
never could any
thing h a p p Q n
m ore singular
in its nature than
the meeting, face
to face. of Law
renee Richmond,
the man Of strong
i'm p puls 9 es and
rec passions,
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DISEASES OF MgN ONLY

Blood Poison Diseases Kidneys Bladder and other
gans. Weaknesses Nervous Deoiiiy Lost Manhood re-
cured Con utntion and treat Sc sealed free by mail
Address DIR. GRINDLE, III w. 18th ST., New York.
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spring q leak, and that her steering gear
may hold 80 that abe may not breach 70
and be overwhelmed by the waves,
THE NEWs IN SAN FRANCISCO,

The disaster pS Ss1s,,ss. ''
s.v pa,,'o'sco March 81 Tho rew,
BAN pSASclsco' ns'Vu tNe Aen'
from Samoa OF the WFecklng OF Ine
American and German men.of,war, In
the barbor of Apia. caused intense ex,
o;,a,nant ~ tho stroa,s Everv hnlletir
S''eisu' on 'ue sNess' 'e'' SN"v"N ~
board was surrounded Dy an anxious
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ONpENSED TgLEGRAMS.

ia I, .o.,s,t,,l f,,,,, H., A., khnk LSns,rIh
/. ~ I,., ~ iel'0'Veu nun Au'i" 'A"' f>oS'u'n
ID eyihe
The Austrian Emperor has been taken
suddenly III.
NJ. Antoine was banquet in Paris last
night, He disclaimed desire to revive
tue Patriotic League.
Reuben Sands, aged 81, OF New York,
yesterday stabbed bis brother George To
death with jack.kniie.
Tn b;s regular Sunday lecture to his
pible class Of ZOO. Yesterday. In Phila.
delphia, Postmaster. General Wauamaker
advocated the Prohibition amendment.
Ina Smith. n negro who was engaged
In woIkinv I'm eyidence In the Clayton
aas"ss; nation case ior the detectivos was va
mnr'leTsd Saturday NIGHT al Plnmmer.
Vile Irkansas
NTrs Iiilis Ks,m,sr tbe woman ma.
sar,Itsd with n hatchet by her 6usband,
William K Kemmler Ii, BufIalo. ri.
dav dad at the hosnital At 10 ia yester.
,isy morninv She never re9ained con.
sc;onsness
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mouVe lnto passsexnSet train " houtA
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poSed was placed on tne e.!.! noor U, .nle wy
vera hoss oIS IL W eIns s ths nspnstra
nurt. IN tneie I y nO ciue I" 'ne pe'pe"S'
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The report Of the bookkeeping expert
who has been at work overhaullng the
books q eE;Connty treasurer Oole, o.
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DUBLIN, March Sl,-A prima iacia case
has been found against Father McFad-
den for participation in the murder OF
Police Inspector Martin at Gwedore.
Police Inspector Martin, with a party OF
policemen, attempted to arrest Father
McFadden for offences under the crimes
act. The time chosen to make the arrest
was Immediately after the priest had
celebrated mass In his chapel.
Members Of the congregation rescued
Father McFadden from the police, and
he had nearly reached tho door OF his
house when Inspector Martin siezed
him, AT that moment a stone was fired,
which struck the inspector on the head
intliCting injuries which caused his
death short time after.
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TILE MlRR.MnRpnY FIGHT


Comes on In Indlana-Tho Belfast Spider
Proves the Best Man, but tho Battle Not
Finished.
CHICAGO, March 9l.-The long talked
OF fight between the feather weights,
Ike Weir, the Belfast Spider, and Fred.
Murphy, OF England, for the champion.
ship OF the world, took place at Kouts,
Ind, this morning, but resulted as 80
many fights have lately In a most un.
satisfactory manner. The referee, after
tho eightieth round, was obliged 10 dc.
clare the fight off for the day, and TO an
nounce that 1t would have to be 10 a
finish some time before Tuesday. II Is
extremely doubtful, however, II the men
come together again, certainly not with.
In the TIME, and another draw will have
10 20 on record. The fight this morn.
ing was most peculiar one. For
several rounds 1t was as scientific and
as hard q fought battle as has ever
been seen In the prize ring, but In the
other rounds amounted absolutely To
nothing.
pluCky fighter and a most wretched,
generally failed 10 get any advantage out
OF Weir's predicament, who kept dane.
ing Just out Of the English lads reach.
The Spider proved himself much the
Cleyerer Of the two, and tho way In
which he sailed into Murphy during the
first few rounds, smashing him first on
one eye and then on the other, then on
tho nose and twice knocking him down
with q rounding crack on the neck, con.
VinCed many that he could have won
the fight had his hands held out.
After round after round had been
fought without a blow, Weir made a
splendid rally. The sixty.Beventh and
slxty.eighth were as lively aB the most
blo0dthlrsty could desire and Weir
almost had tho little fellow knocked,
Then the spectators saw that nothing
could be expected and they soon tired ol
the show and the postponemenl was
finally made at their demand.
After the fight Weir showed but little
punishment though he said bis ribs
were frlghttully sore and lie thought hia
law was broken, Murphy was badly
bunRed up. His eyes were almost
closed and on his ribs was q lump as BIZ
aS q California pear.
Tonight parson Davies said that II BY
any means he could prevent II there
would be no second meeting between
Weir aud Murphy. After the return d
the fighters 70 Chicago to-day, Il wQl
asCeftAined that one Of Mufphy'B lei
ribs was broken. Weir, in Addition
10 his injured hands, has I
fracture Of tho Jaw, though
not bad one. The parson BayB tha
Under The circumstances anothei
fight within three days would bl
begtlal. He willing 70 d
between the men declaring they hayj
earned u. IN this Caae ar bets Woult
virtually no declared Of, W
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ALEYYHR FROM lHR PDPH
To Cardinal Gibbons in Reply
to the Archblshops,
HE KEENLY APPRECIATES
The Loyalty Of the Catholics Of tie
United states-An Apostolic Ben,
edIctIoR-An Irish Priest In
dicted-Foreign News,

BALTIMORE, MD,, March Sl.-The !,
lowing Is the letter Of Pope Leo NIL
addressed to His Eminence, James;
Cardinal Gibbons, in reply to a letter Of
theArchblshop Of the United States;
10. 0gr, ;BelOred Son, James, ClrIlaal GibbOHl,
AFeAbIAoP " BGltiHoe;
Beloved Son, health and Apostolic
benediction.
We have read your impressive and
powerful letter Of the S0th Of December,
written In your own name and In that
Of the other Archbishops, It does
honor to you, while 1t affords no little
consolation, For nothing couldb be more
appropriate TO the time or more
worthy Of your high office than the pub
lie defense Of the liberty and rights Of
the apostolic and the devout clergy OF
Italy against the attacks OF those who,
holding in forcible possession OF our city,
endeayor by threats Of punishment TO
stifle the very voices OF those whose
duty II Is To proclaim the laws
OF the church. And because you
have made this defense with pru-
dence and vigor, both justice and
religion owe you a debt OF gratitude
-and this the more because your
defense had the merit OF constancy.
These striking proofs Of your faith and
zeal serve 70 bind our hearts In closer
union and inspire US with the pleasing
hope that your words will have weight
with those even Who, though not in
communion with US, are at least un-
biased witnesses OF the injuries inflicted
upon US and the church. Moreover,
we are consoled not only because your
declarations, which are In accord with
those Of the other dignataries OF the
church, may win the jealous support OF
the upright and intelligent men; but We
refer especially in this that your prayers,
united with those oi the rest OF the faith
fnl, confirms and increases our con-
fdence in Almighty power and ever
watchful providence Of God. Sustained
by this hope ndpraying that the fulness
oil heavenly gifts may descend upon 'ou,
beloved son, upon the other archbishops
Of the United States and upon tho
clergy and faithful entrusted TO your
and their care, we impart to you and
them, as q pledge Of our love, the apos-
tolio benediction.
Given at ST. Peters at Rome on the
10th day Of February in the year Of our
Lord 1880, the llth year Of our ponti;
ficate. LEO NH, PoPE.
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The oneen Tendera sxmpnthx.

WASHINGTON, D. O., March Sl.-Queen
Victoria cabled through Lord Sails.
bury to the British Legation in this
city to-day directing that her earnest
sympathy be expressed to the President
Of the United States on the terrible ma.
val misfortune at Samoa and tho de.
plorable loss Of life. Mr.. Edwards, the
British charge, accompanied by the Sec
rotary Of State, waited upon this after.
noon and read TO him the Queens mes.
sage. President Harrison expressed his
warm appreciation and that Of the whole
people Of this country, OF the Queens
conslderate sympathy in the, calamity at
Samoa. A more formal reply would be
made, the President said, through the
Department OF State. ... ....
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NURAT IllSTEADy REJECTION.
Tho Debate in I;soOatIyo ssu,iun-A warm
IAttiS-HOw the Vote stood,

1attle-How The Vote stood,
wABnrSoroS, D. O., March 81.-The
nomination 10 be Minister TO Germany Of
Mr.. Murat Halstead, editor OF tho Gin.
Cinnatl Commercial Gazette, was rejected
by the Senate yesterday.
MeSsrs. Blackburn and Gail desired
bis confirmation. twenty-five Senators,
oil Of them Democrats, except AEessrH.
Quay, Teller, ingalls,, Plumb, Evatts and
Dawes, voted TOT hlGrcjeotion, Mr. oul-
lom was paired for the rejection Of Mr,
HalStead, and Stanford, stewart and
Jones did not vote. There were eleven
Republicans In oil who would have
voted 10 reject The nomination had their
votes been needed.
The Senate met an hour earlier than
usual, reallEing that Il had a long job Of
Tork, and AZ iigb o'cloOk the doOrA wert
closed on the Oecret session, The iFiendi
oi Mr. HalHGeAd who thfonged the pafll'
dof6 were unable 10 Keep VI. With thf
proceedings inside by thb information
dropped from the lips Of Senators who
came out Of tile chamber 70 the lunot
room and other paF,l oi the capitol,
Az | o'clock Mr.. Sherman came dowt
for 0 cup Of tea, He took O slice ol ap
pie pie and q moderate chunk Of Cheese
md drank his Tea clear, without milk o.
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rascals have not been apprehsnded, and
1t Is supposed they jumped train and
went on their way.

Went On tutlF Way
Secretary Of State Walker has issued 0
certificate Of incorporation TO the "Bull
Greek Booming Company" The prln-
Cipal office is TO be at Wayerly, and the
charter Is 10 expire March %, 1910, The
sum Of $500 has been subscribed to the
capital stock, 10 per cent, Of which has
been paid In, with the privilege Of lnI
Creasing the same to Sl0,000 In all. The
capital Is divided into shares Of 500
each, six Of which are held by A, H, Nc
Taggart, Of Williamstown; and one each
by O, r. Ross, Rufus Corbett, r, n, Cor
bett and R, ], Corbett, Of Wayerly,
A report comes from Barbour county
Of quite q serious riot that occurred q
few nights since at Elkins, on Leading
creek, Imboden StSlnaker was conduct.
Ing q singing school at that place, during
the progress OF which gang OF ten or
twelve toughs entered the place and un-
dertook to break the school up, A gen
eral fight ensued and the roughs got the
worst Of Il by odds, One OF them named
Bonn HinkIe was hit over the head
with poker, and had his skull frac-
tured, The mob made a special attack
on George w, Cunningham and got him
Cornered in tight place he then pulled
. knife and cut his way out, In slash
ing right and left he cut several OF the
roughs Ia q painful manner about the
arms and hands, and almost disem-
boweled Lew Wool. The roughs will be
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Next Saturday the East End Athletics
will test the mettle Of the Wheeling
team. ..t.. ......
Sol. White, the Bllalre base ballist
was telegraphed for by tho German base
ball club, Of New York City, and loit
Saturday afternoon 10 Join II.
Manager Lotus, Of the Cleveland club,
writes that he will dispose OF Duck,
Flanagan and Nicholson, not that these
players are not doing good work, but
because the Others are doing 40 well that
ho thinks ho can spare thom without
jeopardlElng the interests Of tho club.
The last man who has been signed by
Wheeling ID Jimmy Green who played
center field iof Mansfield last season,
"Dlokey Bird" Paden, OF Maftlna
Ferry, has been Bigned by Wheeling and
will be given q trial In the box. John
Dunn Will cover third bag for Wheeling
this Beabon. Nearly oil the players have
arrived.
The ball fever las struck Washing.
ton, Pa, and there are numerous Clu6s
formed, Tho fair grounds will bo ptll
Into condition Immediately, and when
finished will DO "a good "a any In the
county, There ID also talk Of forming a
WaBhinRton county league, inadU IN,
something like thisi Washington,
BleallsylllO, Olaysylllo, Monongah0iS
CITY, Otb,
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TIE FIRST REPORTS.

Ware the Wreck Took rlace-Graptlc
Description of South Pacific Tornado.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March Sl.-The
first reports Of the extent Of the terrible
disaster to the American and German
fleets at Samoa are more than confirmed.
At the Navy Department 1t was at first
hoped that the accounts were untrue,
but an official cablegram from Admiral
Kimberley dlspelled these illusions.
Secretary Tracey freely expressed his re.
get, but could not SEQ cause to condemn
duyone. The officers in command OF the
VeSelS were competent men, and had
doubtless adopted all proper precautions
asliust disaster, but these hurricanes,
which assumed cyClonic proportions,
were simply irresistible, as was proved
by tho extent Of the loss OF vessels.
The following Is the full text OF the
Admirai's 8 report, as reCeived
AUCKLAND, March 20, 1880.
.Str,tary VI Nary, lIiaIhinDlOa' g.
Hurricane ut Apia March Is. Every
vessel In llarbor OH shore except English
mAn.Oi.war Calhope, which got 10 sea.
Iterton and Vandalia total Losses.
SipSlC beaCled, rudder gone, may be
ayed. Chances against II. VIII send
her 10 AnCHland II possible.
rllosR VINO WE'RE LOST. F
vandalia lost 4 officers and 20 men,
namely: Captain SChoonmaker, Pay.
master Arms Lieutenant Of Marinea
Sutton, Fay Clerk John Roach, Henry
Baker, W. brisbane, William Brown,
QuattermRslCr Michael Cashen, NJ
gtagn, y. B. Davis, Thomas g. Downeyi
NJ Erickson, s, O., 6hring, Adolph
GOldner, George German, U. D. Green,
Joseph Griffin, Il. NJ. Hammeut John
iianchett, Q, II. Hawkins, W. Howat
Frank Jones, George Jordan, u. II. Jo'
I,eph, John Kelly, N. KinsellA, @. +
kratIer, Chas. kraus, Fr. LeSsmanl
S,eOrge Mcrage, Ayltn6r Montgomery
Thomas Riley, II. 4. Stalman, O. g
stanford, John Sims, g, II. Wells, Joht
Mlll ltOm, Henry Wixted Ahkow, All
peck, pendang, TeChor
n,NipsiG lost seven men, namely! Geo
", Callan, John Gill, Joshua Heap
IhOmas johnson, David Kelleher, Henr!
rou!sell, William Watson.
All MvCd from the Trenton. Trentol
and Vahdalia crews ashorc. NipsiC'
On board, a stores possible gaved.
uertnah ships Adler and Eber tota
iCsses, Olga beaChedj may DO saved
Nefman Losses 90, Important 10 sem
m men Ut home al once Shall / chat
!ef SleamerH Can chatter Ia Auckland
Lieutenant Wilson will remain In AuCk
Mhd to obey your orders. Fuller AZ
counts by mail. KtMpERLyy
lhe following was received At the ~
alIment Of State from Minister pendlI
Ton, al Befllnl
Inc i0reign office has been oiilClAll
isnlofmed that In q typhOon az ApiA, u
Eber aud Adler were totally lost and thl
4@lIoH are dead. The Olga BttandC
i'n no loSsea, Three American a.
y merchant vessels were lost, SiKt
Ameiicahs arc dead, The English "
lp WS damaged and has gone 70 ~
fllE HRiTisH sitiP SAVED.
AaothefdIspatch from AuCklAndBay
Later advICes received here regatdll
Me hurricane which devastated Bam
"uu Wrecked u number Of German a
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PRETTY FlOY ,CROWELL
Supported by an Excellent Company nt tho
.Grand This Week.

:Grand This Week,
The engagement Of Miss Floy Crowell
will commence at the Grand Opera
House thiseyeningin Howard P. ,raylor's
beautiful drama "Iniatuation." Miss
Crowell is supported by IN excellent
company, aud her engagement here will
undoubtedly be most successful. In
speaking Of this beautiful young star the
New York Sun says:
II was a very enthusiastic aud much
pleaSed audience that departed from the
Criterion Theatre last evening after see.
ing Miss Floy Crowell In Taylor's beau
tiful society play "Iniatuation.n This iB
Miss Crowell's first appearance In Brook
lyn or New York, and her success as n
debutante In this city should be highly
gratifying TO the little lady, The pof-
trayal Of the character OF the wronRed
and deserted wlio Of a wayward husband
offered an excellent opportunity for tho
display Of Miss CrowGll's emotional act.
Ing, and, with her sweet, sympathetic
face and pretty womanly ways, she won
the hearts Of her hearers, and carried
them With her from the start.
Seats are on sale at l14S Main street,
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WRIT OF ERROR GRANTED.
Van Baker VIII Not go to the PenItentIafy
Next Friday.

Next Ffluuys
Col. w. W. Arnett, ono OF Van Bakers
counsel, returned last night from
Charleston, where he secured from one
Of the judges OF the Supreme Court Of
Appeals a writ OF error and supersedeas.
Baker, II will be remembered, was found
guilty Of murder in the first degree and
sentenced TO imprisonment for life, but
a stay. Of execution was granted TO en-
able mis- lawyers TO take an appeal to the
Supreme Court Of Appeals. This stay
would have expired April 5, next Fri
day. Baker will now lie in Jail here un-
I'll the Supreme Court decides upon his
motion for new trial, II new trial
should be ordered, the jury at that trial
might find him guilty Of murder in tho
first degree without afIlxing the penalty,
in which case he would be hung. II
was this fact which led a great many
people TO believe the case would never
be taken I'M.
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POPULAR WeIton Lady ypsnd.

nPecEW UE1plIcH % Uk IHEelI1thft' N
WESTON, W. VA, March Sl.-Ms.
William L, Dunnington, wife Of one Of
Weston's most prosperous merchants,
died at her home in Weston this even.
ing. She was a lady much esteemed by
her numerous friends and loved dearly
by her relatives.
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pr. Hembold Insl.ne.

New YoRE, March 81 Henry T.
Hembold, the formerly well known
patent medicine man, was sent to-day to
Bellevue hospital from a police court, to
he examined as to his sanity, upon
complaint OF his wife and son that he
was so violent that they were afraid OF
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A WEST YIRqISIAN AMONG THEM,
Lieut.. II. N. O. Brown, of KinEWood, on
Board the Trenton.

Board the Trenton.
WAsHNaToS, D. O., March Sl,-Lleut,
R. NJ. G, Brown, the executive officer Of
the Trenton, which survived the terri
BILE storm at Apia, Samoa, Is the we'll
known son,in.law Of ex-senator Henry
G. Davis. His home Is at Kingwood,
from which place he was appointed to
the Naval Academy. He telegraphed
Mrs, Brown from Auckland, New Zea.
land, that he was safe,
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pFv1'FF DF'puFV7I 20 Wt 4WtlFl1tWVtW
PARxERsBuRo, w, Va, March Sl,-
Samuel A. Smith, a slick individual
from Beverly, Ohio, was arrested here
yesterday evening by Chief OF Police
Mehen. He Is wanted at Beverly for
grand larceny. Mr.. Mehen pronounces
him professional crook and black-leg.
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Granted Appeals.


5pecldI DIlpdlsN % ne IAltlllgeNceF,
PARKERsBuRa, W. vAn March sl.-
Thomas Tlngler, Of Richie county, who
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
two years for forgery, has been granted
an appeal. Il
John Crunbley. who was sentenced 10
the penitentiary for two years for killing
j. W. Matheney, has also been granted
an apneal.
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Special DtSpaieh 70 ne IEtGliOeaetr.
WESTON, W. Va. March Sl.-Mr. T.
g, Dawson and NJ. j, Casey, invested
with the power from Governor Wilson,
leave in the morning for Grand Forks,
Dakota. They go after Richard Dowell,
the West murderer.
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New YoRk, March 3l.-John A. Duff,
the well known theatrical manager, died
at Z O'Clock this morning, at his home
on West Tenth street. He was attacked
with stroke Of paralysis in the box
office OF the Standard Theatre just before
the opening OF the matinee yesterday.
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lsONE, March ai,-whIls Father Asos,
tIno was preaching In the 81 Carlo
Church to-day a bomb was exploded,
There was great excitement In the con.
gfegatlon and gpvetal women tainted,
but the preacher continued his sermon,
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Two gREAF enemies Hoods Banapa.
tlllA and impure blood, The latter Ia
utterly deieatedby thepeCullAr medicine.
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NEw YoAK, March Si.-Attiyed, steam.
si9 Alaska, LlysrpoolI iAbourpogns,
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American war ships, says the storm
swept the islands on the 10th inst. All
the war ships attempted TO put to sea,
but only the English steamer Calliope
succeeded In getting out. Merchant
vessels suffered severely, The bark
Peter Gotleferey, one other bark and
seven coasters were wrecked and four
persons were drowned, The Calliope
sailed for Sydney. The Peter Godefe-
rey was q German bark.
II Is the opinion Of Admiral Harmony,
who Is familiar with the Samoan Islands,
that the English man-ot-war owed her
escape 10 the fact that she had steam up
and was enabled to push out 10 sea, The
number Of vessels in the small harbor
was source Of danger to them indlyi-
dually, for II one dragged her anchors,
she would very probably collide with
and carry away another ship which
might otherwise have held securely,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-01
ovR ONO NElonDoRs.

1t Is expected that the nomination Of
State Senator Coulter, Of steubenville,
Ohio, TO be Sixth Auditor OF the Treas
ury to succeed Dan McConville, Of the
same town, will be sent To the Senate to.
morrow. II is stated, however, that the
nomination may be delayed till all the
selections for the several auditorships
have been decided upon.