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THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
Lively Discussion in the Convention Of II
Catholic Total Abstinence Union

Lively Discussion in the Convention Of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union.
PITTsBURG, Aug. There was an up
roar in the National Convention of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union to-day.
Delegate Fennessy of Boston introduced a
resolution recommending the teaching of
prohibition of the liquor traffic in the Cath
olic parOchial schools and the injection of
prohibition matter in the textbooks. Father
James j. McTighe of Pttsburg opposed
the resolution bitterly aud was hissed by
the lay delegates. Mc1ighe said such a
course was impossible, because the church
never taught total abstinence. He said
81 say that glass of wine. beer or ale is
not injurious to anybody" Kisses and
groans followed. Some of the interested
spectators we're delegation of members of
the Women's Christian Temperance Union,
who occupied private box and. although
of opposite religious faith, applauded vigor-
ously all prohibition sentiments.
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THE HOUSE.
Information Called For Regarding the Trans
pcrtation OF Mails

Information Called For Regarding the Trans.
prrtation of Mails
WASHINGTON, Aug. I'm the House to-
day resolution was adopted calling on the
Postmaster-General for copies of the agree
ment for the transportation Of mails be-
tween the United States and foreign coun-
tries, conditions upon which the awards are
made, and the rates of payment
The House went into committee of the
whole on the General Deficiency Bill.
Rogers moved to strike out the clause ap-
propriating $1,000 TO pay George Matthews
in full for the unexpired term i'll the Fifty
first Congress, for which lie was elected as
delegate from the Territory of Dakota
Lost.
C!unie offered an amendment granting an
extra months pay to the employees of the
Senate and House.
The bill being disposed of, the committee
arose. All the amendments we're agreed to
save that granting an extra months pay to
the Senate and House employees, and then
the bill went over until tomorrow. Ad-
iOurnpd.
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Grand Parade Of Patriarch, militant.

CHICAGO. Aug. This was the most i'm
portant and imposing day in the Patriarchs
Militant cantonment. having been set apart
for the grand parade. The first exercises
of the day were exem plifications of subor-
dinate degree work in Battery d ArmOry
for prizes by North Star Lodge of Mime
apols and lodges from Whitewater, Wis,
and Bloomington, Ills. At IL O'Clock a
handsome and imposing dress-parade and
inspection took place on the Lake Front
Grounds, with about forty cantous in line.
The great stretch of the greensward was
ablaZe with the black, red, purple and gold
of the knightly uniforms and the glitter of
FURNISHED steel. In the afternoon the great
crowds of people. Tonight there was an
other great spectacular demonstration in
Lake Front Park, with military display
formations, the comforting of the decora-
tions of chivalry for members Of Rebekah
degree, and grand exhibition of pyro-
fpphuins
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The British Commons.

LONDON, Aug. I'm the Commons to-
night Sir James Ferguson, replying to Mr..
Schwarin's strong criticism on Turkey IS
dealing with Armenia, said he regretted
that members unfortunate language, which
was almost enough to incite the Armeniaus
to rebel. Admitting that there had been
say that Turkey had acted much better than
in former times. Professor Bryce COM
plained that the Government was keeping
the House in ignorance of events in Ar
menia and negecting to make a proper in
0urV
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lillian coffees, has caused big split in the
exchange. This has been threatened for
some days. The break came to-day, when
Crossman & Bros. and S. Ginner & Co. an
nounced that they had decided to withdraw
from trading in options. The two firms
mentioned have long been known as the
firms have issued circulars explaining their
position.
Crossmap g. Bros. say that under the
amended rule reflections of the whole world
can be imported to New York for pur-
chase, mixing with other grades to pro-
duce the standard now agreed upon as the
lowest grade deliverable. They state that
it can be briefly summed up that buyer on
the New York Exchange will, if he takes
delivery, get all the most undesirable coffee
that can be found In the world.
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The Tariff Debate to Continue.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-At the request Of
the managers of the Tariff Bill. the Repub-
lican members of the Senate Committee on
Commerce have agreed that the consider
alton of the River and HarbOr Bill. which
was to displace the Tariff Bill tomorrow,
be postponed, probably until Friday next
week. The reason of this change is the be-
lief that it will tend to has en- the progress
of debate on the Tariff Bill. The Republi-
cans argue that the Democrats desire action
on the River and Harbnr Bill earnestly
enough TO hurry the Tariff Bill out Of the
wav tn reach if.
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door, in order to escape the joyful demon
strations of those present
There is much rejoicing throughout the
city at the success of the movement to force
Celman's resignation.
Dr. Pelligrini, the new President, has ap-
pointed the following Cabinet: General
Roca, Interior; Eduardo Costa, Foreign
Affairs; GuterrieZ Lastra, Education; Gen.
eral Lavalle. War and Navy; Vicente
Fidel Lopez. Finance.
Perfect harmony prevails in the new
Cabinet and confidence is revivng. The
banks are closed, but the Bourse will re-
open shortly. Exchanges are rising.
PARIS, Aug. IA dispatch from Buenos
Ayres says: The election of Pelligrini to
the Presidency has caused popular rejoic-
ing. A decree just promulgated raises the
state Of siege and declares the liberty of the
press,
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that purpose was made in another para

that purpose was made in another para
graph.
Paddock appealed to Aldrich In the in
terest of agriculture to agree TO reduction
OF at least LILO cent per pound on structural
iron.
his motion the rate was reduced TO $40 OF q
cent pound, .Vance's amendment to make
it Clio having been rejected.
The next paragraph Q32) applied to boiler
Iron and steel, and imposed duties varying
according to the classification, from cent per
pound to LILO cent per pound. the duty on
the highest class to be 45 per cent ad va
loren.
Vest moved to reduce the various specific
rates in the paragraph to 30 per cent ad va
loren. Rejected. Ayes 20, noes ga
strict party vote.
The Tariff Bill was temporarily laid aside
TO allow Allison to present the conference
report on the Sundry Civil Appropriation
Bill The bill, said Allison. as it passed the
House. had carried SIS, 600, 900, and was then
increased by the Senate S5.000,000 The net
reductions agreed to in the Conference
the bill carried under the conference report
S29 S52, 600.
The amendment as to the Latin-Ameri-
can Memorial Library had been struck out !;
also the provision for the expenses of two
additional land offices. The appropriation
VI @ioo'oOo lor illilthry ppSlS Hau Deen re-
duced to $4,000. All the Senate amend
ments relating to national soldiers homes,
including that appointing managers, had
been struck out. The matter will now go
to the military committees of the two
houses. The provisions in relation t0'irri-
CATION surveys had been postponed for
further conference.
The conference report was ordered
printed and the bill went over till to-mor-
row without action.
Hoar, from the Committee on Privileges
and Elections, reported substitute for the
House Election Bill. and it was placed on
the calendar. The minority of the COM
mittee, he said, dissented from the report.
Frye gave notice that ne would not ask
The Senate to take up tie River and Harbor
Bill until Friday of next week.
Mitchell expressed his regrets at the post
pOnement of the River and Harbor Bill.
Important works are now stopped in
Oregon and he would give preference to
the River and Harbor Bill rather than to
the Tariff Bill.
The conference report on the Fertilization
Bill was presented, but went over without
action, and after an eXecuti We session the
Sanatp adiOurnad
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The Anti-LotterY Les que.

BATON ROUGE, Aug. THE Anti-Lot-
terry League met in convention here this
afternoon. Between 400 and 500 delegates
were present. I. F. Bell was elected Presi-
dent and various COMMITTEES were appointed.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
That the convention recognizes with gratitude
the fact that the Farmers Alliance, body of
men comprising large portion OF the bone and
snew of the slate, men whose hearLs are always
Tor the right, have made their Initial step in The
war against the lottery company and as an or
ganized body would denounce the scheme of a
recharter, and requesting he CO. operation of
the State Farmers Union In The campaign now
on foot against the Morris lottery proposition.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM.
He Narrow'y Escapes Being Run Over
Admiral Commercials Carriage.

He Narrcw!y Escapes Being Run Over by
Admiral Commercials Carriage.
LONDON, Aug. emperor William has
decided not to leave the Isle of Wight at
the time originally fixed for his departure.
He will remain until midnight Friday. The
Queen gave grand banquet last night in
honor of the Emperor
Emperor William visited the dock-yards
at Portsmouth to-day, and while there he
came near being knocked down by horses
attached to the carriage Of Admiral Com
merell, Naval Commander-in-c at Ports
mouth. AS the Emperor was crossing the
street to enter the Admiralty House he was
slightly struck on the shoulder by the
horses attached to the carriage, which was
approaching the Admiralty House. The
Emperor narrowly escaped being knocked
down by jumping nimbiy aside.
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Cannot Re.sntsr This Country.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury Spaulding. to-day. re-
plying to letter from John F. Bean of
Geneva, n. Y, reiterates the departments
previous decision that laundryman is q
laberer. and therefore the Chinaman men
toned by Bean would not be permitted to
re-enter the United States after visiting his
native land
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CAPITAL AND LABOR.
Union Men Ordered to OMIT Wogk-The New
York Clnak- akarR

CHICAGO, Aug. Most of the union OPP
orators have left the contractors shops.
but the latter are employing non-union
help, and will hereafter educate American
girls to the trade. On the other hand the
operators In the union have ordered all the
men out.
NEW YORK, Aug. THE Cloak Con.
tractors Association held a meeting last
night which lasted until o'clock this MORN
ing. 1t was decided to cut loose from the
Cloak Operators Association and hereafter
make no discrimination between union and
nnn-nninn men
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ATTACKED HIS OFFICERS.
Serious Case of InsubOrdination Near Port
Royal,

eerlous Ease OF INSTRUMENTATION near 1oTt
Royal
HALIFAX, Aug. - Advices from
Kingston, Jamaica, report a serious
case of insubordination at the Apos-
ties Battery, near Port Royal. Ser
geant White of the First Battalion, West
India Regiment, after repeated re-
fusals to get permission to see his
family one night secured over seventy
pounds of ammunition and proceeded to
the Apostles Battery The officers being
absent he took up position in an aperture
coming he began firing, and the Off
GERS finding it impossible to effect a
landing procured assistance from the sap
pers and Royal Engineers. The party
surrounded the battery, gaining au en-
trance amid a shower Of bullets. 1t was
found necessary TO kill White, otherwise he
would have killed several of the men. One
man Of the attacking party was badly
wounded,
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Chicaso's Population.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IAN official rough
count, as announced by the Census Bureau
to-day, shows the population Of Chicago to
be ], COS, SIC, an increase during the decade
of 1882 per cent. This gives Chicago a
population of about 5S, ,6S2 in excess of Phila-
delphia, making it the srcoud city in popu-
lation in the United States.
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MILWAUKEE, Aug. THE convention OF
German-American journalists began here
to-day. A report was read showing that
branch associations have been organized in
San Francisco and other cities. The fund
for needy journalists amounts to $500.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
San Franciscos ....l O l 0-6
2 O % u O-3

Sacramentos...........0 90 0 . O-3
Earned runs-San Franciscos 8. Three-base hits
Levy. Hoffman. Two-base hit-Levy. Sacrifice hits
- Hanley 2. Veach Reitz. Speer Stevens. First
base errors-San Franciscos 3, Sacramentos 2.
First base called balls-San Franciscos A. Sacra-
mentos 5. left OH bases-San Franciscos TO- Sacra-
mentos 8. Struck out-By Young l, by Hoffman q
Hit by pitcher-G odar Stevens. Double plays
Everett, Shea and veach Godar Reitz and Staple
ton. Veacn to Shea Everett to Veach, Ebrght Shea
and Neaeh, Goodenough to Reitz. Time of game
One hour as minutes. UmpireS-McLaughlin and
Donohue. Oficial scorer-Stapleton.
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Notes of The Came.

Manager Robinson yesterday said he had
sent advance money to Danny Long for
three new players. The Colonel says he
does not know who they are. but will trust
to the judgment of his former fielder.
This afternoon the Oaklands and Sacra-
mentos play at the Emeryville grounds.
The batteries will be Carsey and Lohman
and Harper and Bowman.
Coughlin had an interview with Robin
son yesterday. and the pitcher agreed to
the Oakland managers terms. He will
probably sign a contract to-day. Charley
Dooley arrived yesterday, and will play
with the Colouels this afternoon.
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suudrv Cvi, Bill.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-An agreement has
been reached by the conferrees on the
Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill upon every
item except the appropriation of S720, goo
for continuing the irrigation survey under
direction of the Geological Survey which the
Senate struck out of the bill. Another con-
ference will be necessary.
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Memorial for Additional Judges.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 7.-At the National
Bar Association meeting to-day ii commit
tee was authorized to memorialiZe Con-
gress. urging the passage of Evarts' bill,
which provides for an additional Judge ID
each circuit TO facilitate business.
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A Pitnhars, Rattle

Boston, Aug. 7.-To-day's game was q
pitchers battle, and Radbourne came out ahead.
Attendant 5000. Score:
Bostons. ns.........................O o o o OOISo-4
New Yorks. orks....................0 o o o OO0l o.
Base hts-BOstonS Z, New Yorks .. Errors
Bostons g. New Yorks l. Batteries-hIdb0urnez and
keliy, Ewing and Ewing Umpires-FersusOn and
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Death. From Chs,era

MADRID, Aug. IA death from cholera
has occurred in this city.
CAIRO, Aug. Cholera is raging at Jed
dab. The deaths average 100 daily.
LONDON, Aug 7.-0ne hundred and
seventy-tiye deaths from cholera are re-
ported in Mecca
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The Tail.Enders, Rattle

PITTsBURG, Aug. THE BuffOlos won easily
to-day, having no trouble in solving Morris
curves. Attendance 900. Score:
Pittsburgs... o o ] o O. 8
buHaos.. os.....................-..O o 1-I0
Base hits-Pittsburgs 4, Bufalos 10. Errors
Pittsburgs /, Buffalos 3. Batteries-Morris ard
carroll, Foatz and Mack Umplres-KnIght 1ad
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Ezrand At1emnts snicid =,

PARIS. Aug. 7.-Eyraud, the murderer of
Notary GOuffe, attempted suicide to-day.
He tore his shirt into strips. twisted them
together to form r rope and with it at
tempted TO choke himself to death. But for
his timely discovery he would have sue
ceeded.
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MONTREAL, Aug. Word hes reached
hero that Moffatt College, on the Isle of
Perrot, ten miles from this city. has been
burned to the ground. Over 800 students
were in attendance and they are now quar-
tered in the Outbuildings and farm-houses.
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New YORK, Aug. IA general alarm
was sent out to all the police precincts to-
day announcing the desertion of 800 sailors
and marines from the men-of-war Chicago
and Atlanta, and ordering their arrest.
Late tonight fifty of the deserters were
on nturpd
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Dental Association.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS (Mo.). Aug THE
National Dental Association this evening
elected DR.. A. w. Harlan of Chicago Presi-
dent.
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The Bos.ons Defeated.

BROOKLYN. Aug. THE Brooklyns played
magnihcentIy to-day and won easily. Attend
ance 2300 Score;
Bostons. ons......,.OI 2 90 o p s
Brookiyns. 3 D ia
Base hits - Brooklyns IA. Bostons 8, Errors
BrookIyns < Bostons s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Ben
nett aud Lovers, Carothers and DAILY. Umpire
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An Exodus of Jews

LONDON, Aug. 7.-An exodus of Jews
from Russia has commenced. Thousands
are leaving, with the intention of emiGrat-
ing to Brazil, and others are focking to
Algeria.
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Fatal Rnilar Exnlnsion.

LAFAYETTE Qnd.), Aug. This morn
ing at Mulberry boiler in the saw-mill
owned by John Jacoby exploded, killing
Engineer Shoemaker and the proprietor,
John Jacoby. Three others were seriously
injured.
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Bakely Knocked Out.

CHICAGO, Aug. Tine home team knocked
Bakely out OF the box to-day, and outplsyed
their opponents at all points. Attendance 2200.
Score:
Chicagos s.................2 SO 8 o03 0-18
Cleyelands. ds...,.......,.........O o o o y 3
Base hits - Chicagos lS, Clevelands 8. Errors
Ch1cagos 8. Clevelands IL. Batteres-Bakely and
Sutclihe, Radford and Brennan Dwyer. baldwin
and Brennan Umpires-Snyder and Pearce.
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LEAGUE And BROTHERHOOD.
The Winners Of Yesterdays Games on East
ern Diamonds.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 1.-THE home team pounded
Stein TO their entire satisfaction to-day. winning
easily. Attendance 500. Score:
D v 1 t-1u
Chcagos. gos.......................O 20 D o.
Base hts-Clevelands 1S. Chicagos 8. Errors
Clevelands /, Chicagos 8. BatterieS-Smith and
thinner, Stein and Nage. Umpire-StrieL
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Hungarian Town Burn ed.

PEsIH. Aug. THE Hungarian town OF
Moor was almost totally destroyed by dre
to-day. Ten persons lost their lives, perish
ing in the flames
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NEW YORK, Aug. THE plan recently
adopted by the Coffee Exchange, under
which Central American and other coffees
are admitted to trading in addition to Bra
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American Association.

TOLEDO Aug. 7.-Toledos II. Rochesters g.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 7.-St. Louis 8, Syraeuses J.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 7.-Louisyilles T. Brook
lyns q
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The Iron Brigade

DETROIT Aug. AT business meeting
of the Iron Brigade to-day General John
Gibbon was elected President
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Murder r Csu,urtd.

DENVER, Aug. IA Pueblo special says
that Sheriff Dick has captured one OF the
Cucheras murderers at Rouse Station at
midnight tonight.
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Foreign Ports.
LIVERPOOL-Arrlvcd Aug TN snip Lord Rose
berry. from San francisco.
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slugsing match, both teams batting being ter
rihc. Attendance $50. Score:
Cinclnnatis. atis....................2 l426O-23
Base hits Cinclnnatis 1s, Pittsburgs 90 Errors-
Clncinnats D. Pittsburgs g. Batteries-Poreman
McQuaid.
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Pss;snat;on of ths Queensland Cabinet.

BRISBANE, Aug. THE Cabinet has re-
signed. owing to the lack OF support in Par
lament on the budget proposals.
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
An Exciting Struggle Won by Brooklyn Over
the Phillies

BROOKLYN, Aug. 7.-The Brooklyn and Pills.
delphia game to-day was an exciting one At
tendance 600. Score:
Brooklyns s......................0 1 0 2 o O-5
Philadelphias ...........O o 0 D Q 90 "a
Base hits-Brooklyns 20, Phlladelphlas 8. Err
rors-Phadelphias 9. Batteries - Sowders ana
Cook, Knell and Cross. Umpires-GaGney and
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oIugBlng Mstch.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 7.-To-day's game was
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A CHALLENGE,

Elk GARDEN, w. VA, Aug. 26.
To Capt. p A. Chisholm. or any
Member of tie Hdymuker Rite
Team:
In regard to the gold medal which
WAS To have been contested Tor at
German, Nd, on Saturday, Aug. %.
1890, between Capt. Chisholm and
myself. | went on the ground, as
agreed, at 10 O'Clock a. M, or a very
few minutes after, and after waiting
for one hour and IA half for Capt.
Chisholm, who failed to appear, the
medal was awarded to me, although
CAPTAIN Chisholm came afterward
and offered to shoot for the medal
and also remarked that he would
shoot for money.
do not want any medal without
shooting for it. Therefore | make
the following proposition:
l will shoot with Captain CHS
holm or any man in the Haymaker
Rifle Team for one hundred dollars tt
side and the gold medal. The SAME
range aud the same rules AS were
laid down for the match Il: German.
| haye This dav deposited fifty doI.
lars with A, G. Rawlings, Superin-
tendent of the Elk Garden Coal
Works, to prove that l mean bust
ness.
Ifyou OlkI shooters don't want
the medal to stay in Elk Garden
cover NY forfeit aud lt,'s get 10 bus
lneao. "sIectiulIy,
NJ. V. NETHKIN.
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Sang Run.

Prof. ChaS. r.. Tnatcher,o of mounds.
vile, w. Va, is giving series of
lessons in pennmanshiD at this place.
He is a good penman and has an in
teresting class.
n. G.. Browning is bridging Sang
Run in front of A. II. Fearer & Co. $
store, A long needed improvement.
We hear it said that the river
bridge and Sang Runs old bridges
need repairs badly and that they have
become dangerous In the extreme
We trust the commissioners will look
to this matter ere damage is done
and expense brought on the county.
A. II. +.