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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
shortage in the Av.ilaOl. Wheat supply.

StecieI ISts7r10i 20 ~ SH'H4E Se1N'e-
WASHINGTON, DC. April THE Secre-
tary of Agriculture reports an apparent
shortage Of about 100000 bushels in the
available wheat supply and also reports
that the amount available for export from
March 1st, 1894, ~ July LIST, 1924, is 69,OO0,-
600 bushels.
This Is q discrepancy ofabout Ia, 900, 900
bushels and is due the Secretary reports
10 an underestimate on the reserve stock
held on March 1st, By the farmers through
out the country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
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kpfrtcI ItIfoFa1' 70 % '''I''198 H'EIsseT-
BUFFALO, y. Y. April IA large IN
Grease in tFafiie Ii reported BY The tsn.k
lines centering in this city. Considerably
more loaded freight cars were handled
during March than in the previous month.
and the number OF empty cars show heavy
decrease. which railroad men say means
better movement Of railroad business and
q sign Of improvement In trade generally.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

President; J. B. Hart, Vice President; L.
L. Horror, Secretary; j. L. Hearne,
Treasurer; John Basel, L. NJ. Jackson,
w. b. Maxwell, Fleming Howell and Hugh
Jarvis, Directors.
moved to Providence, Z. l.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

ST. MARI's, ". Va, April 7.-Public
schools closed last week.
J. F. Barnes was at Wheeling yesterday
90 business.
The Young ladies Of the NJ. p. church
will give box supper at the residence OF
George Gatrell on next Tuesday evening,
the 10Th. Proceeds for the benefit OF the
church.
]. o. Reynolds made business trip TO
Pirtsburg this week.
Judge J. G. Mcclure Of Parkersburg
was up this week.
8. 3. Ellison moved his family 70 VIII
Jamestown this week
r. Patterson is seriously III.
Rev. q. +. Somerviile Is visiting ~
Mrs. ]. B. Townsend is improving.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

distance over 5000 miles the rates
were double.
In 1853 letter postage was again re-
duced to two cents per half ounce, ana
in 1855 to two cents per ounce.-hdtc
Fields Washington
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

A close frlend-the one who never
lends you anything. - Philadelphia
Rec ord.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

She--''Isn't Maude striking girl?"
He-"Yes, but have you me her
father?''-Nclc York Ledger.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

you contemplate buying ANYTHING in the
4 JEwELRY LINE buy it NOW, as prices
never have been, and probably never will be
so low again. The very fact Of money being
scarce gives each dollar additional purchasing
power so that NOW is by all means the best
time to BUY. Full and complete lines OF every
thing in SILVER and GOLD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND September Is. 1894
sALEs-2o0 Virginia registered per cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
CLEANED AT hENRlco COURTHOUSE.
The Election Officers Baiied-Brown Did
Not Appear- More Indictments.

Several trifiing misdemeanor cases
were disposed OF in the County Court
yesterday.
The record OF the Smithers' Precinct
case having been completed for certihca-
ton TO the Circuit Court. the judges and
clerks. who. at the last term Of the
County Court. accepted compromise Nrr-
dict on which to take an appeal. appeared
before Judge Wickham and renewed their
bail bonds 10 appear before the Circuit
Court.
The examination OF MI George Brown.
the guard at the Laurel Rcformatory,
CHARGED with cruelty to Frank Marks.
which was to have been held before JUS
tice Vincent yesterday. WAS. on account
OF the absence Of the defendant indch-
nitcly postponed Mr.. Brown has never
been arrested. There H. Il likelihood OF
an investigation OF the charges preferred
against him being made by the directors
OF the Prison Association within the next
few days.
The following additional Indictments
have been returned by the county grand
Jury: Eliza and Cora Lewis, msdemeanoT;
John sharp. fclonious assault; Charles
Hood. felonious assault: Andrew Nichols.
felonious assault.
\ party. % supposedly professional
tramps. consisting Of three men. three
women. AMI eight children. accompanied
by "A huge dog who had been for several
DAYS lettering around the neiRhhorhoOd OF
Westbrook. were yesterday ordered cut
of the county by Constable Nosby. Thcy
left in the direction OF Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
Good Crops In Vance County.

HENDERSON. n. c.. September ls.-
Speciality long drought was broken
last night by a splendid rain. The rain
Will be a great help 10 tn turnip and
forage crops here, az well IA promote the
seeding Of annual clover and other grass
and grain crops The tobacco crop Is
all ab6ut housed, and has the best color
for years past. The corn and cotton
crops are very fine. There is more cotton
planted I'm this section than for eight or
ten years, and our merchants and buyers
are making big preparations for handling
IL.
The tobacco market has opened and the
weed IS selling well--in fact, higher than
for several seasons.
4 large and enthusiastic Democratic cup
has been organized here and Will do good
work in the campaign.
Tn, Popul'sts here are rather nom
plusscd. The Republicans here refuse TO
fuse or to have anything to do with
them. o,.t,, ,,,,t
Hon. r III simmons, OF RaieiSh' will VIII
crowd VIII greet him. for he Is known as
not only a solid Democrat, OF me sens IS
hut as one of the best "stumpers III the
state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19

ing was adjourned over to meet next
week.
The Clerk OF the Hastings Court granted
a marriage -llcensc yesterday 20 Mr.. Will
liam Henry Godsey and Miss Emma
Shaw
Mr.. w. T. Morgan. OF Norfolk. formerly
of this city. has returned home,
The funeral OF Mrs. Lorenzo Day took
place yesterday afternoon from Asbury
chapel
In the Manchester Hastings Court yes
terday Charles Burfoot alias Smith Bur
foot was sent to Jail for six months on
a conviction OF larceny.
lack Xix was granted bail In the sum
OF $500 20 appear In court next Saturday
20 answer a misdemeonor charge.
Grand State Lecturer and Organizer u.
r. Branch. OF Petersburg, visited Swans
boro Lodge, No. 20. Monday night. to-
gether with ID. u. q. NJ. w. III. Snead
and G. w. Roach, q. j. Markham. G. III.
Crostic. II. \. Maurice. W. I. Hart. and
Jessie Farrar. OF Henderson Lodge No.
l05 T. w. Bass, Dick Saunders. and
James Wilkinson. OF Stuart Lodge No.
III.
There was nothing OF importance in the
Police Court yesterday.
Constable John a. Burke has been ep-
pointed postmaster Of Swanshoro' vice NJ.
Il. Broadnax.
The Manchester German Club viii give
q dance in Leader Hall tomorrow night.
Mr. and Mrs. -. NJ Wiltshire are both
detained at home by sickness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
KILLED ON THE BRIDGE.
sad Fate of n Young Mapchcstcrian Yes
terday Morning.

,. W. Fowlkos. a young man. who re-
sided in Manchester was run over by
a train of the Southern railway at this
end Of that company's bridge across
lanes river at an early hour yesterday
morning. and so severely injured that
~ died a few hours later.
Fowlkes was formerly in the employ OF
the Richmond and Danville. and IT IS
Thought be was going from the Richmond
to the Manchester side, and sat down 10
rest and f,ll asleep
About o'clock a track-waiker found
Fowlkes lying on the stone portion OF
tho bridge which Is near the Richmond
-ftr of the river Ills right leg ana rlBht
am, were cut Of. ard his other INNS
were fearfully fractured and cut. Inc
man WAS in a semi conscious condition.
and WAS able 10 tell his name but could
Give uo account Of how he came TO be
So hadly hurt The sufferer was removed
., th. Retreat for the Sick. and l)r. {.
W. T. Brock. the company's surgeon.
WAS called in. ami rendered such a.d
is was POSSIBLE Fovlkes expired about
o.cl,ck The deceased lived with his
sister. Mrs. ". b. Barrow. Messrs. {.
H. Robertson and .. II. Burgess, OF THIS
city. are his brothrrs-in-law
coroner Taylor was not summoned in
the case. and. therefore, dii not look into
it, n thinks. however, such cases should
be reported 10 him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
REPUBLICANS NOMINATE TO-DAY.
They win Probably select Southwark
Delegates Chosen Last Night.

The Republican convention in Jackson
Ward last night was a successful one in
point OF numbers. notwithstanding the
horrible temper Of Jupiter Piuvius. John
Mitchell, Jr. was made temporary and
permanent chairman. ana he eNpiainel
the object of the assembly to be the Sc
lection OF delegates 10 the district con-
ycution. to be called 10 order 1T the coun-
" courthouse AT noon to-day 10 nominate
a candidate for Congress. 1t can be
stated parenthetically that Mr.. j. W.
southwark will probably De the nominee.
4 subcommittee OF three was appointed
to make Up the list Of delegates
and the following names were pre-
scented ana unanimously agreed upon:
Suas Watkins. Collin 7. Payne, Johh
II Duke, Willie Warren, j. I. Frye
Collins Valentine. Wilson Nash. John g.
Smith. William Wills. ID. ii. Allen, {. e.
Johnson. Washington Page, Ellis Bagloy'
Asa Miller. Ned Green. G. L. NanderVal'
Albert Richards. Beqamin Scott }. {.
Farley. Napoleon Price. Richard carter
BENJAMIN jackson. Lewis Lindsey, Lewis
praxton. Fletcher Johnson, Thomas VI.
Crump II. j. Moore. Charles stewart
William b. Smith, Thomas Scott James
pohen. Shirley Ellis, Bernard Brown.
There ore only three white men IN the
Richmond delegation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
DtAT lis.


CLINE.-Died. September Il. 1874. AZ
90 \. NJ. at his residence. No rs N1'h-
ington street. after a long "nI severe
illness. which he bore with pat"nr' ara
perfect resignation. EDWARD y. 'lINi'
a native of Augusta, Ca. IN the sam A''t
or his age. He leaves "A devoted wf, and
seven children TO mourn his death
Funeral from -. Peters '1-h'dFaI
THURSDAY MORNING. sept mo't 2iih'
at 10 o'clock Friends Of the fanny arc
respectfully invited 10 attend.
COOLEY.-Entered into ret pt,mb'r
II 1894. at the residence Of her iaihrr' ~
north Sixth street. SARAH. daught'' ~
Abner and Charlotte Cooley.
Through all pain nj times she'd smile
4 smile OF heavenly hlrth'
And when the angels called her HON"
She smiled farewell 10 earthS
Heaven retaine,h now our trearur',
Earth the lonely casket keeps.
And the sunbeams love TO ling'f.
Where our sainted darling sleeps.
Funeral will take place WEDNESDAY.
September 18th from the Second baIil''
church at o'clock i. NJ
New York and Jersey city papers please
copy.
Jones Died. September Is. 1891. AZ Is
p NJ, at the fesidfh'e "i No "'''N' 70
No 81 north Twenty-third stu .
GEORGE OVERTQN JONES. the 'rY
son of A. NJ and the late Norris II. Jones'
aged 80 years. .,,,,.,..
The funeral will take place on TIL i'a'
nay September 10Th. at I y. NJ, from
Venable-Street Baptist church.
Toledo CO) and stanton Na.l, papers
please copy.
POWEII.-Died, Tuesday. September
18th. at o'clock \. NJ, AZ IN f''i-
dence OF his grandfather. In H. fi',
county. GEORGE w, second son ~
G. ID. and J. Il. Powell: aged yeais AMI
6 months.
Sleep on In thy beauty.
Thou sweet angel chili'
BY sorrow unbishted,
by sin undeflel.
Like the dove To the ark
Thou hast flown 60 thy resi-
From the wild sea Of strife
To the home OF the best.
Funeral from his fathers residence, NJ.
1877 Beverly street. Richmond. Va, AZ
o'clock THIS wednesday, t.NENiN'
Friends and acquaintances arc invited -
attend.
SIM.-Died, Tuesday, September ~
1884. at Si3 south Cherry street MNhIit
8. wife OF Robert Sim in the S"h year
Of her age.
Notice OF funeral later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
MARINE INrELLrGESCE.

~ MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPT y, iso,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. September ls--In the first
hour OF trading at the Stock Exchange to-
day there was general disposition to
sell the Industrials, and serious losses
were recorded in this group Of stocks.
The pressure was greatest in the case or
Distiling and Cattle-Feeding and Ameri-
can Sugar, the former having dropped TO
and the latter to 95ss. loss of ia and
Is, respectively. The break disiodged CON
siderable amounts Of long stock, stop or
ders having been reached on the way
down.
An interesting phase of the current
speculation in Whiskey was the announce
ment Of the retirement of Nelson Morris
from the directory of the company and
tn statement that he had engaged pas
sage for Europe.
The weakness Of Sugar according 10
board gossip, was not at all Disappointing
TO the Insiders. In fact, some OF the
traders thought they could trace the re-
cent break TO q lower Wal-strest inter
est 1t was also remarked that when inc
stock sold below % in the afternoon pro
kers credited with representing thr ulTeC-
tors party were buyers.
The developments in Whiskey and sugar
disturbed the general list, ana loss >
ranging from ] to per cent. 1ohoWeu
American Tobacco falling 5, to 81; Chica-
go Gas q. to 67A; Distillers' rs. to =,
United States Leather preferred 2 TO 60;
Canada Southern IA. 70 51h Rock Island
i5s. to So: Lackawana l7s, TO lI2; Delaware
ana Hudson, li2, to l35ls General Electro
81, to 3Tla Reading y, 10 1875; United
States Cordage p, to 10. and western
Union =. TO sa3s. 49,,
In the afternoon n room-trader endeaV-
ored TO force the shorts to cover nu. aiter
n rally OF u to "a per cent, DistiiieLS
| leading. the market weakened again. Chi-
caeo Gas having been offered down TO
| The market closed fairly steady: ne
net changes show losses OF Is to ~ pei
| cent Chicago Gas. Lead, Northwest, Dls
! tillers' Lead Trust Louisville ana Nash
Vile Northern Pacific preferred. ! nor
! Pacific. and Reading gained y TO y pel
/ cont The bond market was weaker. / ne
| sales of listed stocks aggregated ls''V'
| shares: OF unlisted. $500 shares.
Treasury balances: Coin. st,iliWo' cur
rency, So, 1900
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at ! per cent; last
| loan al I. and closing offered at /; prime
mercantile paper. +a4i. per cent =.
Bar silver, 6334; silver at the ooaru' %
Sterling exchange easier, with actual
! business In bankers bills at SiSAhi@,
| for sixty days and siSgiS6it for demand
nosted rates ST. SSlf4S7l2; commercial pHls'
| 81 s4AG4SA c.o.o bonds
,iovernment bonds steady. state Donds
| dull Railroad bonds weaker
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19

an,usement by the antics OF the elec, ~,
ana a heavy rain wes falling, ard the
car, was very wet, causing the fioor TO ~
an excellent conductor. As passengsns
would enter and take their seats the con
ducior would come IN collect their ts, ~.
car he would place the other on an lro',
strip. which runs along the outer edge OF
The car forming a circuit and causing ne
electric current to enter his systenh "a.
was used to It. and did not mind y. Du
the passengcrs were not. As he woulu
reach an, for the nickle being held by w"
unsuspectIns travellers he would manasIs s
- ,nuch their hands with the tips OF ms
wet fingers, and then the fun would con- in5
mence. a bound, sometimes aecofn ,ts ,,,c-
Tins sub1Ided and settled back IN thelr
seats they would Join In the hearty ,ams ait
ter of tho rest Of the passengers ana wait
for the advent OF the next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
SPIDER AND FLY" TAKES WELL
The New Version Is an improvement
Miss Ie,lly's Musicale--keene.

There is little in the new edition OF VI,
T. LDavitts spectacular spider ana
Iriv" that appeared at the Academy last
NIGHT which may not awaken relnlniS-
ccoces of bygonc pieces Of its class Ia the
minds OF play-goers with retentiVe memo
ri.. but old materials are ciettI! t.
woven and there il a certain recktsAH'' >
~ dr,'crl In its brisk succession o. me-
l.nte which carries the 50 'ctatcI ihNIi ~
ai,rl- and causes the theatre 10 ring VIZ
f,tJucut peals Of laughter. me plect -.
indeed acted throughout in IN true ~
.f hurlfeouc The stage setting IL SUM
t.o,s and the costumes handsome. M
.articular attraction is an elaborate 81 ies
- lN,,ng pictures. y autifu IN coi'!lns
and arfietically finished in every "e'dii'
tb,v won warm popular favor Ihe PEI
fcrrnance viii be repeated at matinee ann
evening u rfOrmanCes to-day ,,,,.,,,
Aii.. Nlavmc Iaahy scored a DIhliaI,II
artistic triumph AT the Association 'l"'t
get uight. where she was tenHfieu d
testimonial benefit. with chaInIhS
ana marked ability sh" rendered Sei. ~
lions. grave and gay, in sucr mani nc Iii, 81,
~ win She enthusiastic plaudiis o. :, L. H..
ral audience. Miss Leahy was as5ls'VG - -.
Nli.s pattee. Miss Robinson, Judse rni-
rar. and captain Cunningham IN rehdei'"s
= very attractive programme. ...,.-
Thomas W h enc. the eminent - -,
lian will hold the boards OF the AcaueliS
to-nnorrow night in an elaborate sNciliC
,roIuction of Louis XI. Seats are no" 0i'
sale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
Tho Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday 9a III
Eahen. charged with keeping his DAT az
room open on Sunday last. was iined -
and sent to the grand Jury OF the Hus'-
inCs Court. r.. ,oIo
Eddie Harris tcoloredl went up lof 80 80
niouslv assaulting and cutting negro
named Carter Perkins. Perkins was
slashed In seven Places the row ""'
the outcome OF a game Of craps. LAO
Nettie penn (colOred) was sent up aisp
for stabbing Jack Wyatt In the pach
with a knife. <.otor-
The case OF Charles Poindexter Color
ed. charged with shooting ~ henderson
TAYLOR. was conlinucd untl the -Jth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
DROUGHT BROKEN.
CURING TOBACCO UNDER FAvoRA'
BILE CIRCUMSTANCES.
Republicans Hostile to Fusiou-The Nor
folk Young Man Fully Recovered
Plant Heavier Crops of Small Grain.

RALEIGH. ". c.. September B-tspe-
cial.)-The drought was broken by rain
to-day In varlous sections. II has been so
extreme that many mills on small streams
are stopped II Is yet too dry to plough
for wheat sowing.
The curing OF tobacco IL progressing
under very favorable conditions. There
are some reports Of the plants firing
in the hills.
The directors Of the insane asylum are
called to meet here on the 9Th instan,
TO elect two assistant physicians.
Some of the leading Republicans IN
this county are making public avowais
OF their hostility to fusion. Among those
so speaking is ex-Congressman John
Nichols.
GRAY ALL RIGHT.
Charles Gray the young white man
from Norfolk who attempted suicide mere
Is now all right II seems that on Satur-
day he received letter or telegram rom
his parents reproaching him for his con-
duct The matter was kept very quiet
Only one paper here mentioned II to-uay'
Some of the eary-sown oats Is now
two or three inches high. Ii Is the pur-
pose OF the farmers this year to pant
heavier crops OF small grain than ever
before. This is largely due TO the disap-
pointment they feel at the continued low
price OF cotton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
DEATH OF Mr.. E. c. BlCCS.
Halifax Republicans Decline to Fuse WIN
the PopuIists-Personsl News.

SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., September
S.-(Speclal Mr.. T.. c. Blgas died at MS
home, AT Spring Hni. six miles from
here. yesterday; aged 81. He was brother
Of Messrs Noah Riggs. of Scotland Neck
and ]. d. Biggs. Of WILLIAMSON. For
thirty-Gye years he had been great
sufferer from asthma. y few weeks ago
h. was taken sick with chills. ana m
gered until Friday, when it developed into
hemorrhagic-feyer. from which he dled
yesterday No man In all this section
was more highly esteemed than he. lie
leaves wife and several children. all OF
whom are grown, and all married but one
The burial Will occur at the Episcopal
Cemetery here to-day at +. VI.
The Republicans here say That they
do not think they will fuse with the
Populists. The Populists proposed that
thu Republicans have the congressional
fold and let the Populsts have the legls-
lativc and county ticket, but the Republic
cans will not agree. so they expect 10
nominate ticket on the 4th OF October.
Major z. 81. George Barraud. OF Rich
mond has been here recently on visit,
and left yesterday for his home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
TEacBM MANCHESTER DISTRICT
Selections shade hy the Board Yesterday
Other Southaide Items.

t'at 500. .A~ '1dNf ~ inc A'pNiN ''H'N'N''
Othcr Southside Items.
T.e Manchester District School Board
3D. u.e.rs yesterday, and elected the
f...e.r. teachers: Principal Of Swans
SCHOOL. M.ss Layiu.a Walden; as
tal Nsa Aguas Walker. Mr. a. +.
.- ne former principal declined re-
..l9u o. accept the school at the Stone
ln 20 li0ttlan District. which Il
h.s BONE For Oakdale School. In
.,..ls addition. Mlss Minnie Lee Drewry;
... urc B.4dl- School Miss Marion Du-
Sol. for Ninth-Street. Miss Y. clay
".s. for Granite school. Miss Ruth
rta. for the Moore School. Miss Helen
i.r.iIer. for BrO41rOek School, Miss
.-l.nn fuiAaD.
Teachers for the cOiored schools were
e,.t,t as follows: NJ olive. v =. Moon;
Eu.u bJro. Mamie Robinson: Warwick
ia.I Lucy WlnfrCe, Granite. Winne S.
blackwell. Five Mile. Road, Esther
pfs.
1iv schools viii open on the first Mon.
t.y in october
Tte attention Of the grand jury Of
f.,-Irrurl3 has been brought to the fact
t.at tAr dumping ground Of the scavenger
l1r Manchester - a nuisance
n IS claimed that the Ola Dominion
Iron and Nail-Works Company has u
Cam across the river above their works.
which turns the water. when low IN the
rser IN their direction and cuts OF TO
Al extent the supply for the Manchester
Water Company The attention OF the
hstef Committee has been called 10 the
matter. ard meeting was held Monday
@~At ~ iaaUlis iato the case. The meet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-19
sonatnr Eansom at Wilson.

WILSON. y. c.. September D-6Spe.
cial There were about one thousand ou.
40 hear the distinguished senior senator
from North Carolina today IN spite OIL
in his happiest and most eloquent strain
showed that Democracy fulfilled its pro,
misses to the people. He clearly pointed
W.re viii and visionary He scored the
Repnbiicans for their corruption and e% S,
,ravassnce He was loudly cheered all
throngh and is making a vigorous cam
paign Hon. Frank winston, OF bettrig
county. was called and made ringing
ana eloquent appeal General Cox was
oieo lordIv called for.