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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

INLAY CrrY, Mich, July 26.-While
Mrs. Peter Crawford of Goodland was
helping her husband load his wheat
into . wagon the horses suddenly
started up, causing her to lose her bal
ance. In falling to the ground her
neck was broken and her death was in
stantRneOus.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

CADILLAC, Mich, July 26.-Every-
body 10 pleased with the ticket selected
by the republican state convention, and
especially that Of j. Wight Giddings
for ieutensnt-governor. Giddings will
receive the support Of everybody IRE
spective of party, and will run far
ahead of his ticket in this vicinity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

JAoKsoS, July s6.--John Carey dIed
this afternoon after lingering illness
from stomach troubles. He was an
old resident. . breeder Of trotting stock
and owner OF the celebrated trotting
staliion Iunemnnt
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relephone Burned Out.

AIPESA, July "a very severe cleo
trical storm visited this city yesterday.
The lightning struck several barns and
ninety telephones were burned out.
Warmers barn at Long lake, filed with
hay and farming implements, was
totally DESTROYED.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
Her Siphon Keeps Her Clear.

CHEBoYGAS, July 26.-The wrecking
steamer Eavorite has succeeded in
bringing the steambsrge Nelson Mills
INTO port from where she was sunk near
Naubinwsy ten days since. The Mills
was patched so that her siphon keeps
her clear. She left here today for Port
Huron In tow of the Scott.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
Farmer Goes OF.

BRIGHTON. July 2s.--Frank Abrams,
q Young farmer. disappeared from his
home, east of here, sunday evening
and no trace can Do found of him.
Neighbors have been securing the coun-
try. He 10 supposed to be deranged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

DETROIT, July 26.-Maurice Breen
and Frank Taylor. the latter hvIng at
SO Merrick avenue, not into an alter
cation at 1880 this morning at the cor
ner of Twelfth and Cherry streets, and
Breen stabbed Taylor in the wrist with
q knife, INJECTING slight injury.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
During the Busy Season, Too.

Lac SING, July 26.--Fire this morning
in the drug store of G. W. Wight did
damage estimated ut So 900. The stock
in the dry goods stores on each side of
the pharmacy was injured to con-
siderable extent by smoke. The loss
on all three stores is fully covered by
iuSurancA
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Tramp Probably Smoked.

BRIGHTON, July 26.-Multop Bros
large frame barns near town were
burned with all their contents Monday
morning at2 o'clock. They were filed
with wheat, hay and farming imple-
ments and one horse. 1t il supposed
the ire Was incenciary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

Paw Paw, July 2s.-The board of
supervisors hss ordered . local option
election for September s. A hard
fight was made against the order.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

LANSING, July 26.-The heat Was in
tense here today. the thermometer stand
ing at 90 much of the time. Edward
Slaughter Was sunstruck At 3 p. m.
diving at 6. There were also seven
easss of D rostratson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

Chief 81 Police SorslEap wishes the
szIoonkeeDers ~ fully Understand thai
t1sy mGst Lot eel laaOE on the nEss
day OF the week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

He-So your friend. Mise Welido. has
gone 10 Europe, Miss Ethel7
Miss Ethel-Yee, Clara sailed last
week with her aunt.
He-Shs viii doubtless have . pleasant
time.
Ethei-Yes: still Clara 10 bent on
business rather than pleasure. She has
6nished her sixta se~son.--TsxAs sift-
inxs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
PIERCED BY A FORK
Farmer Girl Falls From Loft
and Is
PIERCED THROUGH The HEART
az a Tine Of q Pitcnf0rk and Instantly
Kaet--O<osso' AysteTy-Ionn
Casey Is Dead

AD4aAs, Mica, Jaly 20---Aadis Rob
erts, aged Is of Franklin fell froia the
hay loft upon a snort pltenfork and
one oil 10 tines passed directly through
her heart. AnoEAsr penstsated the
breast and = third passed through her
neck. she xas killed instantly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

Bu1hnch-How are Naggedst and his
wife getting along togetherf
Wooden-Oh, don't know; wha.
makes you sskf
Bulfnch-Oh. nothing: only when
they got married shsy had one OF those
notices. God Bless Our Home" In the
sitting room: and now he has IL up n
his smoking room with AS far rs pos
sible" written underneath it.--Boston
Courier
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Shiras Is Confined.

WARRINGTON. July 2o.-The senate
has Confirmed the nomination OF
George Shiras of Pennsylvania to BE-
associate justice of the supreme court
of the United States.
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P-ninsular Paragraphs.

Wesley wsrfield's little daughter vas
fatally bitten by snake at Btoomlng-
dale.
Two hundred Indians are picking
berries on the banks of Alger lake.
Sherwood viii be frightened by cleo
sricity.
Tekousha has new cigar factory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

Cc~s~s Scrk -
every cent that
yoave paid for
Dr. Fery@s Pa
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tion. II yoa have
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help that you
need. But. 10
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place at once. Idon't know what to do. y
"Msrry him as soon a. You can. dar-
ling. His relatives will have him de-
clared insane and spoil it all If you're
not careful."-Life.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

The reports of the secretary and
treasurer we're then read and accepted
aad approved. The seeFstafy's report
showed TIE membership 10 bs As add
the report Of TIE treasurer showed shat
suf1iessns funds had tsen raised during
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

oThe Only Condition.

The object Of this extraordinary oer n OF courpe
4 20 secure Subscribers at once and in large num-
befs. We therefore require that 50 censs for a
= years subscription TO come OF papers
shall be remtted with every answer. We publish
four great papers: The A mertcap Fireside.
- can Heu seb old Jeurpsi. and The meri-
can Cottage Home. Name yoor choice Of any
year. II ycu send answers more fhsn enc
q word you must send separste rssne and So. for
- every word You answer. Thur. II you s<rd
J answers to two words send extra name be-
sides your own and y. and 80 on-oae name and
4 Soc. for a years subscription fnr each word
you suaeWer. The total amount Of cash waraa
= that yen receive for correct answers can he al
$Hon. j. F. KELLY; Treas, .
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-13

Lundi dernier, Ill meeting DIES We
terans de larmGe Confidence, a ell
lieu dams la sale Union. dams lie but,
a l'eSemple dune grande partie des
paroisses de lEtat, de formerun camp.
A cette reunion pr6liminaire prGsidee
par lie Major S. I. Grisamore, I'm
comit6, compose de Mn. H. y. Cou-
lon, John NJ. Walsh, Honor6 Cham.
payne ct S. t. Grisamore fut nomme,
pour la preparation DIES status .et
Regiments qui doivent rtgir cette
nouvelle organisation. II est a es-
perer que tous ceux qui ont servi
sous lie drapeau confeder6 Sc join.
dront aux promoteurs de ce mouvement
ACKNOWLEDGMENT patriotique de la cause
perdue.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-13
L4RAIGNEE.
Araignee du matin,
Chagrin ;
-~Araignee du midi,
Souci
Araignee du soir,
Espoir.

Les anciens reoardaient CONNIE un
presage funeste les toiles d'araignees
qui SC trouvaient %suspendues aux
etendards ct aux statues DIES dieuX. ct
cette opinion penetra en- Gaule pour
s'y maintenir jusque dams lie moyen
age. Ellie ma plus de racines auiour-
d'hui; mails lie peuple attache toujours
DIES id6es superstitieuses a l'appari-
ton dune araignee dams certaines
circumstances, ct surtout 4 certaines
heures. Ainsl, l'araignee qu'on volt
pendant la matinee est regardee
CONNIE un presage funeste, tandis
que celle qu'on volt pendant Ia soiree
devient III presage favorable. Encore
f%aut-il, dams ce dernler cas-, Gcraser
l'insecte aussitot, on &c quill annonca
de bon ne Sc realisera pas.
Robert Bruce await, parait-ii, TN
grand respect pour les araigEees,
depuis quill croyait avoir trouve, dams
le travail de Tune d'elles, lie symbolic
prophetique de son triomphe.
Voici une version qui dome l'expli
cation du proverbe
L'araignee fournit TN moyen Gle
pronostiquer lie temps. Ia filandiere
ne sort jamais pa les matinees on la
rosGe est abondante, ce qui generate
ment est IN signe de beau temps au
contraire, on l'apereoit dams Sd toile
par les matinees seches ct sans ros6e
ce qui est I'm signe non moins certain
de pluie p~rochaine Araignee d,
matin, chagrin.
On remarque, de meme, que dan:
les soirees chaudes ct tranquilles
laraignee sort ~olontiers en- observa
ton dams sa toile, atm dy saisir lie
insectes qui, dams ces condition
d'atmosphere, voltilgent en- CRANE
nombre, presaged'un beau lendemain
Aratgnee du s0i,, espoir.
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d'abora lie produit qu'on a cree con-
tire Ia monnaie, puts ensuite Ia mon
naie contre lie produit qu'on veut
consommer.
La monnaie n'etant pas recue pour
etre consommee, ellie peut fort bien
etre remplacee par DIES billets, du pa
pier monnaie, DIES credits ouyerts ne
compte-courants, etc, ce qui facilite
les transactions commerciales.
Enfin, rensemble de toutes les va
leurs creGes, ct de tout ce qui sert a
satisfaire nos besoins, forme lie capt
tai national on la masse dc la richesse
du pays.
Parmi les INDUSTRIES, il fault METRE
au premier rang Ia classe dies agricui.
tours, qui provoque la production DIES
matiere brutes, on lie recueille DIES
mains de la nature ; ct parmi les in
struments les plus puissants de la
production agricole, il faut placer les
proprietes foncieres, telles que terres
%cultivables, cours d'eau etc.
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DR.. ATHVR BOJDRAUN.

DR.. ATHTR BOUDRAUX.-
Nous avons Ell lie plaisir dune visite
du DR.. Arthur Boudraux, chirurgien
dentiste. II nous a annonce que son
intention etait de Sc fiAer permanent
ment a Thibodaux, ct qu'en cons6-
quence il a ouvert un bureau de Chi
rurgie Dentaire sur Ia II du Main,
au-dessus de Ia Pharmacie Meyer
Drug Store"
lie Docteur Boudraux, ayant rra-
tiquG pendant plus de dix Il dams
Ia capitale du Br&zil, on il 4 regu son
dipl0nc, guarantee a tous III qui
voudront bien l'honorer de leur cor.
%iance, une execution parfaite dams
toutes les operations %concernant IS
profession.
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COMMENT on GUERIT LIE H0QTET..

Tn docteur Went de rendre I'm
grand service al'humanit6 Ell signalant
aTAcademie DIES sciences IN moven
asimple ct pratique' ct "a la port6e
de tout lie monde de gu6rir-car c'est
bel e. bien une maladie. tres grave
parfois,-de guerir du hoquet. Ii
sutfit "de comprimer fortement lie nerf
~phrenique gauche entire les deux
attaches Observation-Disclosures du muscle
sterno-cleido-mastoIdien."
Ca nest pas plus dificile que ca |
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Mn. Caillouet \ Maeinnis, proprlt-
taires de rhabitation, Ashland, pa
roise Terrebonne, viennent lie recevoir
I'm muyeau moulin a trois cylindres
ct &c moulin va Gtre Unstable immtdia-
tement-L'anciel Il etc vendu q Mr..
Alfred Boudreaux, lie Front Lawn,
sur lie Bayou Terrebonne.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-13
DECES DU COL. LOUIS BUSH.

Les j%ournaux de la Nouvell- Orleans,
nous ont appris, jeudi dernier Ia mort
du Colonel Louis Bush, qui occupant
une position marquante dams Ia socie-
te, dams lie commerce, ct dams les GER
cles politiques de la Nouvelle Orleans.
lie Colonel Bush est decide, Mer-
credi dernier, a Palmira, Wisconsin Il
lage de - ans, OH il Gtait depuis
quelques temps, atm de rttablir sa
sante.
Ses restes won't etre transportes a
la Nouvelle-O Orleans OH les funerailles
auront probablement lieu.
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La coupe du III est commence de
puis quelques jdrs dams notre parois-
90 Embarrassment les pluies
iorrnalieres sod un grand obstacle a
accomplishment de ce travail.
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Pour information lie nos lecteurs
nous Demons ci-apres les MONS DIES
membre qui composent lie bureau du
District des levGes du Bassin Lafour-
che B. Leoman, J. D. Willis,
Hewitt Chapman, J. G. Morris, fills, L.
H. Marero, J. G. Mathews, Geo B.
Anderson, Louis Axon.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-13

La compagrie du chemin de fer
dIberie 4 Verrillion s'cst assurte le
droit de passage, a partir dun point
situ6 sur iembanchement qui conduit
4 la mine de sci, jusqu,a Ia riviere
Vermillion, aAbbeville.
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~yogTyELLES LOCALES.

81 vous voulez pire du bon soda
mq,s de sirops fats avee du RocA;
raoay ct du vrai jus dc fruits, allez
an Thibodaux Drug Store.
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Lnndi dernier aous avons Y Ia
yisite de NJ. Dominique larang, IN
dos pIanteurs du bias dn Bayou La
.fourche, les plus experts dams agri-
ture.
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D'apres lie F~indieotoy, DIES Attaka-
pas paroisse st. Marie, on fait de
grands prGpaatifs, i rUsine Centrale,
pour lie transport DIES cannes, DIES diff
ferentes parties de II paroisse, an
Grand Establishment de &c non
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lie noayeau jury de Police Sc re
mira conform6mcnt i Tajonrnemcnt
lie y de ce mois. ct j nous som
mes bien informts il proctdera 4
lelection DIES nouyeaux Inspectors
DIES chemlns ct levtes ct 4 celle dies
commissioners de drainage. Nous ayons
confance que lie choix sera DIES plus
heureux.
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Lexcurson 4ul q Gu lieu dimanche
dernier d u Nouvelle Iberie, sous les
auspices de Ia Protector Steam Fire
Co No. II etc I'm varitable success
pecuniaireet social. TT, Ia reception
faite aux excursionnjstes i leur ar
riv6e a dG lies plus corllaleS.
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La JUSTICE DAMS L1NDIANA.-Un
Ges plus riches habitants de la vile de
Washington (Indiana), John Greater,
Went d'etre condamne par lie JUICE a
$4,000 de dommages-interets MYERS
Nine Sallie Meyer, don't il a tue lie
mari, il y a plusieurs mois, dams les
circumstances les plus dramatiques.
lie process, qui a cause une grande
sensation dams toute la region a etc
des plus instructifs. II a etc prouve,
au cours des ddbats que, il y a IN an
environ, Greater etant allie fair un
voyage disagreement dams lie Sud, Sc
trouvait dams I'm train de l'Iron Noun
tain Railroad, pres de Bald Knob CAR
kansas) lorsqu'il s'cst amus6e a tirer
des coups lie revolver u ses compag-
mons de voyage quill ne connaissait
meme pas, ct Ell a tue quatre, parmi
lesquels NJ. Isidore Meyer, lie mari de
la femme qui Went d'%intenter ct de
gagner &C process. lie meurtrier,
nous layons dit, etait tres richie. Aus
81 a-t-il etc demontre au cours de ce
process que les parents ct amis dc
Greater mont pas eu de difficulte a lie
faire passer pour fou, tandis quill
etait supplement ivre au moment du
crime, ct on lie soustrair aux pour
suites criminelles en- lie faisant inter
ner dams un asile d'ali6n6s, d'ou, il esr
sorti d'ailleurs peu apres CONNIE
gueri.
Il est probable maintenant que lie.
parents DIES trois autres victimes d,
Greater, a l'exemple de Nine Meyer
won't le Ioursuivre, a leur tour, ell
donmages-interets devant les tribu
naux evils.
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Nos rues sont en- mauvaise condi-
ton, ct quand lie conseil de vile AURA
fini avec ses banquettes, il devrait leur
bonner quelque attention. Les pluies
presqu'incessantes ont rendu la terre
tres-molle sur o rues, ct Ia OH il
s'est fait %beaucoup de charroi, Giles
ont etc serieusement coupees ct
hachees. Thibodaux a m%aintenant un
excellent systemic de b%anquettes, ct
%Tattention de nos membres du conseil
municipal desrait Sc porter a ramelio-
ration DIES votes publiques.
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AVEHDasE.

nEUX POMPES DE Il pOUCES, Pc
IL irrigation. Machines ct bouilloires
bon ordre. S'adresser d
MR.. GEORGE DIONNE,
on a la Sentlnelle de Thibodaux.
A-lI-9ltf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-13
CoUNTERFEIrER CAPTURED.

A Young FL glishman who Compelled his
step-Dauxhter TO Pass the Spurious
Money
Sps iaL Gtstordm to cas Ee7rStsr.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, December 12.-
Through clue secured by newspaper
reporter, Edward Grandstaff, the po-
lice discovered and arrested here this
evening a counterfeiter, who has been
making and issuing counterfeit silver
coin since last August, and deded de-
lection. His name is Frederick W.
Davis, and he was caught with the
counterfeting outfit in his possession
and 14O counterfeit silver quarters In
his pocket.
A case Of cruel treatment OF little
girl was reported to the city almoner,
which the reporter investigated on his
own score and after much urging,
elected from the little girl, Katie
Williams, that her step-father, Fred
Davis, with whom she was living, was
forcing her to pass counterfeit money.
With this clue the detectives descended
upon Davis room, at 147 North Third
street, with the above result. He denied
the charge at first, but when the evid-
ence was found he broke down and
confessed all. He is an Englishman, 27
years old, and came to America seven
years ago. His parents, who still live
in England, are said to be wealthy, and
chased him away from home for bad be-
havior. 1t is thought he has made and
passed O bushel of coin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-13
GONE AFTER BEATTY.
He is Now Charged With Poisoning.
Members of the Amalgamation and X.
of L. said to be Implicated.

He is Now Charged With Poisoning.
Members of the Amalgamation and X.
of L. said to be Implicated.
PITTsBURG, December 12.-Capt. E.
Y. Breck, counsel for the Carnegie
Steel Co., Limited, and Deputy Sheriff
Farrell left for Louisville tonight with
requisition papers from Governor Pat
tison for Robert j. Beatty, who is un-
der arrest there for completely in the
Homestead poison conspiracy. They
had with them the confessions OF the
cooks who were to administer the poi
son to the non-union men and were to
receive 5000 if the mills were shut
down,
Captain Breck is fearful that he will
not reach Louisville in time to prevent
Beatty's release on writ Of habeas cor
pus. Deputy Sheriff Farrell will pro-
ceed at once to Frankfort to lay the
reuuisition papers before Governor
Young. Before leaving Capt. Breck
said no more arrests would be made
until his return unless something unfor-
seen should happen.
Notwithstanding the denials Of prom
inent members of the Amalgamated
Advisory Board, he said that it would
be shown that members Of the Advisory
Board and members of the Amalgam-
ated Association and Knights OF
Labor were implicated in the plot.
Can't. Breck hopes to return with
Beatty on Friday. The information
against the latter has been changed
from aggravated assault and battery to
poisoning.
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ship contest. Representative Grain, of
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during the Speakership fight, said,
speaking of the Reform Club incident:
ut was an outrage; an outrage, not
to Mr.. Crisp personally, but to the
Speaker of the House and to the House
itself. Mr.. Crisp was not invited to
that dinner In any but his official capa-
city, he would never have been invited
IL he had not been Speaker OF the House.
he was there as Speaker Of the House.
The insult was to his Office and TO the
House. l have all along been an anti
Crisp man, Pm now for Crisp, and
will be from this time forward"
Representative Bailey, Of Texas, and
many other representatives. OF the
Southern States, where the chivalrous
conception of hospitality amounts al
most to religion, are also indignant at
the treatment accorded the Speaker.
Up to this time the only men mem
toned as possible opponents OF Mr..
Crisp in the Speakership contest are
Representative Wilson, OF West Vir-
ginia, and Breckenridge, of Kentucky.
Bynum, of Indiana, would doubtless be
discussed, but for the impression that
the Speaker must come from the South,
the President and Vice President being
Northern men. Neither Wilson nor
Breckenridge acknowledges himself ac-
lively in the field for the SpeakersSip,
and the events Of to-day have hardly
been such as to foster hopes in the
breasts of any aspirants for the honors
now borne by the gentleman from
Georgia.