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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-22
HEROIC o! MEASURES,

May be Adopted TO Force Georgia popu-
niists Into Line--As The Matter, Stands
the State May Go for Mckinley.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2i,--George f. Wash
burn, chairman Of the western branch or
the Popullst5 national committee, and
Chairman Jones, Of the Democratic ma
tional committee, held a conference to.
day regarding the situation In Georgia
and Kansas, but especially In the former
state. Beyond stating that the confer
ence resulted "as he expected" Mr..
Washburn refused to discuss the mat
ter. He was more communicative. how
ever, when told OF the resignation OF
Populst elec.or W. H Felton,, OF
Georgia: 1T IL not surprising to me-"
said Mr.. Washburn. You have no.idea
OF the intensity Of the feeling among the
Populists in that state. 1t cannot be
exaggerated."-, ~.
will 1t be followed by other reslsna-
tions?" 'slt''4 Il,
Possibly"
take?":
'It will depend entirely upon the re-
suit OF my conference with Senator
Jones"
From the talk around Populist head
quarters, 1t Is evident that small hopes
are entertained of accomplishing the de-
sired fusion In Georgia, though Chair
man Washburn still hopes that the mat
ter will be settled satisfactorily. I'm
less the fusionfis effected 1t Is strongly
intimated that the Popullsts Will with
draw their electors In Georgia
THAT means only one thing" said a
prominent Popullst, "and that Is, that
nine-tenths OF them will vote for Nc,
Klnley and fuse with the Republicans
on the congressional tickets. The Popu-
lists and Republicans there are In the
same boat. They have shared the same
humiliation. and it is only natural that
they should take such action
There Is one thing certain: There will
be some pretty rapid movements around
here in the next four days and probably
heroic measures adopted.
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BRYAN's TRIP
Through Indinnu-Greeted by the Usual
Curious Crowds.

Through Indinnu-Greeted by the Usual
Curious Crowds.
RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. al.-After a
sound sleep from 1880 this morning, the
time when he completed his last speech
at Tiftln. until $50 n. m. when he spoke
at Greenrille. Mr.. Bryan was refreshed
and In good condition to talk to. Hoosler-
dom. The car in which he slept laid over
during the night IN Urbana. Early this
morning at Bradford Junction crowd
of several hundred gathered about the
car and yelled for the nominee. At $50
when Greenville was reached, Mr.. Bry-
an spoke to a large crowd for twenty
minutes. a great amount of enthus-
asm was shown and his speech defend-
ing the silver dollar and answering the
53-cent dollar proposition was received
with demonstrations Of approval.
Mr.. Bryan attacked the home OF the
enemy in Indiana this morning. Wayne
county Is the banner Republican county
OF the state and Richmond Is the strong
hold OF Wayne county. There were yell
low badges at both OF the meetings that
Mr.. Bryan addressed and shouters for
Mckinley were numerous. There were,
the crowd and they yelled loud and often
for the Democratic nominee. In his
second speech Mr.. Bryan declared that
not until 4 man Ia willing to give up faith
In the American institutions and 30
back on the declaration OF independence
could he vote for the Republican plat
form.
Mr.. Bryan spoke to crowd of sew
eral Thousand people at Rushvllle for
fifteen minutes from platform erect
ed in vacant lot near the center of
the city. Muncle was a hot bed OF pol
itics when Mr. Bryan arrived there,
shortly before 3 o'clock this afternoon.
An hour after Mr.. Bryan reached the
town, William D. Bynum was to speak
to the gold Democrats and In the even
Ing, the Republicans were to listen to W.
J. Campbell, eS-presldent Of the
glassblowers' association. On eth
er side of the street those who wore
the yellow Mckinley badges were lined
and they shouted for their favorlte as
the carriage bearing Mr.. Bryan passed
by. 1t. was d!stInctivcly a Mckinley
crowd in the city and Just as dlstinc-
lively Bryan crowd that listened to
the nominee at the ball park.
y Mr.. Bryan addressed three monster
meetings tonight In Fort Wayne. The
first was at the Wayne hotel and when
Mr.. Bryan spoke from the balcony OF
that hosiery the big double block In
front was packed to such an extent
that the windows were broken In by the
crowd. His vigorous attack on the
gold Democrats met with ready re-
spnrse In the sympathles of the audi
ence. The last speech was made at
Saengerbund hall.
Mr.. Bryan's speech from the balcony
OF the Wayne hote! was a defense, of
the plnnks In the Chicago platform
relative to government BY Injunction
and that relating to the arbitration of
the differences between the railroads
and employees and he said that the rail-
road corporations were against the
Democratic candidates because OF
those planks In the platform and not
because OF any particular antagonism
on their part to the monetary plank.
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cAsN.rN {, IlI,,i wEpp1Na.
The Marriage at parner.bHrs Of ait
Trhun,t,sbn 20 Walter sclIsry Cash.

Special l,Ispntchto the fntelllscnccr.
PhRkERsBuRG. w. Va. Oct. al
At 4 O'clock this afternoon Mr., Walter
Sellers Cash. ot Philadelphia, and Miss
Elizabeth Thompson, were quietly mar
rled nt Maple Lawn, the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. George w. Thomp-
son. On account OF recent death IN the
Thompson family the wedding was a
quiet home affair." only a very few
friends outside the Immediate family
being present. There were no elaborate
decorn lions or display. The bride wore
u dark colored tailor made travelling
costume, In which she appeared str!k.-
ingly handsome. Mr.. and Mrs. Cash
left this evening for the east In the for
mer's private car. Mr.. Cash Is a MIL.
llona!rc silver mine owner and is tenn
pQrarily staying mt Colorado Springs.
Miss Thompson Is a daughter OF the late
George ", Thompson, formerly prcsi-
dent OF the Ohio River railroad. and was
one OF therelgnlng bellies OF society here.
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Atkinson clubs and ut Beiiwood, where
the clubs from that place Will be taken
on after tliat point no stop VIII be
made all the way through, the train
This Slstciyy!llc people Win have a
section OF their own. which will leave
there alta o'clock, arriving IN parkers:
burg at $50. 4. {1' h Z
Tho flrst section viii be under tl,e
command OF Chief OF Staff c, d.
Thompson, and aides. who will have
headquarters IN the. last car on tho
train. Chief Marshal Isaguely Will have
charge OF the second section. b 4i
Returning the trains will leave Par
kesrburg at IL o'cl5ck, sharp, Whnel-
Ing time. va, S g 's'.t IA 7sT - 7 ~ n
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from the surrounding country and sons
OF soldiers arc invited % IoYi and par
tlclnntc In tho parade ,rhey, win meet
att O'clock at tho soldiers monument.
city building square. At a meeting at
police court room, at 7:so O'clock FRI.
day evening. 10 which all goldlers and
sons OF Eoldiers are Invited to be prea..
ent, the final arrangements VIII be
completed 3i.5. ~
The Elklns Cadelsiare called To meet
at the Odd Fellowa' hail ut! 1 O'clock
this afternoon9in full uniform. They
Will be drawn up In line and photo
grnphcd by Tappnu & Connel before
leaving for Parkersbutg. Every mcm-
her should report promptly. ,;.; q.
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"A popoCRATIc MEETING.
II wa. Addres,td by a Pittsburgh Bu.in.,s
College Man. 1tG

! Last evening the Popocrats had a
meeting on ChaplMe street. below
Twenty-seventh, which was addressed
by Mr.. NJ. ]. Connor.s q business college
maa. of Pittsburgh There was
great effort made to make a big show
Ing In the street demonstration. but II
failed. as the Popocrats did not make
the fine appearance OF the Republican
marching clubs. The Eighth ward club
had the right Of the line and was fol-
lowed by the Sixth ward club. Faux
rier Silver Club, Young Mems Demo.
cratic Club and the W. ]. Bryan Free
Silver Club together with the usual
number OF drum corrs. The meeting
was fairly large in attendance. butwas
devoid of any particular enthusiasm.
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Very often Nature needs only little
help to get over an obstruction. When
boom Of logs Is floating down river,
all goes we'll until one single log strikes
something and sticks. Then there's a
!" jam and trouble. 1t is just so in
the progress Of food through the diges.
tive organs: Everything goes we'll till
something sticks. Then the process. OF
digestion stops. That's indigestion. Un-
less the impeachment is removed, poison
Gus pntrid matter begins to accumulate.
There's az" jam - constipation, and
trouble. Sick headache, biliousness,
slecplessncss, vertigo, heartburn, loss of
nppetite-thcsc are some Of the symp-
toms. Just little help ut the appear
ancc Of the first ono would end the
trouble. Nature is a hard worker, but
she needs assistance if too much be nut
upon her.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets offer the
best and simplest method for furnishing
this assistance. They are prompt and
very effective in their action, but thew
are not strong nor severe. They cause
10 violent wrench Of tho system. They
20 right TO the t" log that is fast aud
loosen it. Nature does the rest. By and
by, with little care in dieting, Nature
will do it all. That's one great adyant.
age Of the /" Pleasant Pellets " over the
many strongly cathartic pills-you do
not become a slave TO their use. They
really eR,r the trouble they are meant
TO cure. Even the worst kind OF chronic
corri;noI;,,n d;ea,,n,, >, ,,;,I, ,t,.:.I..--H
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KEANE's SUCCESSOR.
Directors ofthe Catholic University Send
Three Names to tho Pope.

DiEtetoih VI tuc SuttiOitc NhtNsFhty emu
Three Names TO tho Pope.
WASHINGTON, D. c, Oct. 2l.-The,
names chosen by the directors OF the
Catholic University to-day to be sub
mitted to the pope are Father conaty,
president OF the summer school at
Plattsburg, n. Y: Father Rlordan, OF
Sc Elizabeths church, Chicago. and
Father Mooney, vicar general OF New
York. One OF these will be designated
by the pope as rector OF the university.
At the conclusion Of the meeting OF the
directors, Cardinal Gibbons said that
the session had been marked by the ut
most good will and kindness and that
three names selected to be sent to the
pope had been chosen unanimously, and
one, after the other, without the slightest
opposition. M
The cardinal and the other prelates
said that the names ofthe priests chosen
would not be madepubllcand twas even
inttmated that after the selection by the
pope only the name OF the person chosen
rector would be announced. The fact
that three priests have been chosen
eliminates the names OF Bishops Spald-
ing, Horstmann, Becker, Chappclle and
other high dignttarles of the church.
There Is a strong Impression that DR..
Garrlgan, vice rector of the university IS
one OF the three recommended to the
pope and by some Of his friends It Is
thought he was at the head OF the list.
Thomas Waggaman, a layman OF the
university. who manages the finances.
was present and made a report. but
Cardinal Gibbons refused to talk con-
corning the condition OF the univcrsity's
financial affairs, which are known to be
In an unsatisfactory state.
Bishop Horstmann reported that n
fund would be raised and presented to
the university for chair OF Germanics
for the purpose Of teaching German
literature.
The refusal of the board of directors
to accept the resignation Of Bishop
Keane as director was considered a
compliment to him and equivalent to a
vote of confidence in his management OF
the university.
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BRIDaEPoaT's cEIIBRAT1oy
o Friday Nigh, xlll he . Notable AFFAIR.

The demonstration by the marching
club, Of Bridgeport, to which the
clubs of the surrounding towns OF
Wheeling. Martins Ferry, Bellatre and
Renwood haze been invited. 'promlses
70 be a great event Though nil OF the
Wheeling clubs cannot attend. on ac-
count OF the trip TO Parkersburg to-
day, there Will be several present. The,
speaking at the Opera House, where,
Mr.. Pomcroy will be the principal
speaker, VIII begin at the conclusion of
the street demonstration, The Bridge
port committee in charge of the meet
Ing, invites all Popocrats TO attend and
wear their badges. Unlike the Bryan
meeting managers. the Republicans do
not object to the opposition showing It's
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GENERAL NOTICES.
EDEMPTIoN or BoNDS-LoAN
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEE'St SALE OF a VALUABLE
J. & NEWSPAPER PROPERTYNISE
rE 49, CHhRIESTON.l VIVA r

.TNRCSTEE'St SALE OF, a VALUABLE
i NEWSPAPER PROPERTY IN.
CHARLESTON, VIVA.
By virtuo OF the power vested In me by
n deed Of trust executed by John 3. Floyd
TO nc, as trustee, dated on the I'd day OF
April, 1896. and recorded IN the office OF the
clerk OF the county court OF kaaawha
county, West Virginia, IN Trust Decd Book
IL, nt page 800. to secure two notes therein
mentioned and described. which notcx
and were duo OH the 18th day Of October,
1876 and wero not paid Mt maturity, and
being requested By tho holders OF said
notes, shall on I, a NJ
TUESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF NO
MEMBER, 1896, 5tf4.
proceed TO sell at public auction 10 tho
highest bidder ut tho Court street en-.
trance or the court house OF said kRnawha
county the newspaper property known as
tho Charleston Evening Mall property.
consisting. of said newspaper. all Ethe
presses. all the type, all tho cutting. fold
ins and binding machines, paper, circula-3
ton list and good viii OF said newspaper
ana any and all other property which be-
longed to the Into partnership OF jarrett
q Floyd, which was conveyed IN said trust
deed and all property purchased since
tlie dissolution OF said partnership. which
plant or property, All OF said property
Is now situated In the Werhic building, on
tho corner OF Anderson and Virginia
streets. In said city OF Charleston. y
The Evening Mail Is mn established RAJ
publican daily newspaper of good circula.
tlon and advertising and Job patronage,
being the oldest daily Republican paper
In the city. M 4 I9gg.,l S - q alfRSiS
y TERMS OF SAL.E--Cash on day Of sale.
Amy information concerning the same
VIII be cheerlully furnished on appllcA-l
ton to the undersigned trustee at Charles
ION. WESLEY MOLLot1AN,E
Z oclb-th < aesg No. Trustee.
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THE PARKERsBURG TRIP.
Tickets Have Been Distributed ANON.
the CImbs-1.GO0 are Going.

- .
The Republican clubs OF this city will
20 10 Parkersburg this afternoon In
fine stylc. j will require three. trims
10 carry the Wheeling. Benw0od,
Moundsvilli and SisiersvIlle people
who viii be transported In for,y-one
ears. - z.
The excursion VIII not he open 70 the
public. Only 20 the uniformed club. and
nj OF them viii 20 good anl atrong.
The clubs Will 70 as Il regiment and
VIII be under command OF CHEZ mar
shal Baguley and staff.
TIC frat train will leave the. Ohio
River depot at 2 o'clock. shnrpHdt3Fthe
second sectlon Mt 2:sp. The FIRST 9cctIon
is!ll {puii right through, making no
atop except nj MouYdsvlllc, whtM thu!
club VIII be taken on. 1t WIN arrive In
l,,arl,erSburs at $3.50 The second ,sec-
lion Will stop ottBlocll Bros. tobacco
works TO take on the Dovener and
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MORRISON DECLARES /. HIMSELF.
Against Altgold, Dryan nnd the Free 81

AGnInst A1tGold, NryRn md the Free ST.
rcr Iicrr,y.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-Hon. William r.
Morrison, chairman OF the Interstate
commerce commission for years
a member OF Congress and
lifelong Democrat, has bolted
Governor Altgcld and the Chlca-
90 platform and nominees An official
statement is In the hands Of Chairman
Williamson at Palmer and Buckner
headquarters It Is 4 fat-footed dec
laratlon against free silver, w. ]. Bry.
an and the administration OF Governor
a II geld 5sE % F.tt 50 ~ gss5, esgi-H
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DO you scratch and scratch, and
wonder what's the matter? Doan's
Ointment Will instantly relieve ana
permanently cure anySItchy disease Of
the skin. no niatterSof howilong stand
ing. jssg lts ~ NJ. E5Htt q W. f1UI -
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Meetings In the Future and Gossip About
~ the Clubs, etN

meetings Ia the Future and Gossip About
the Clubs.
Mr.. George Wise returned from New
York city yesterday. where he has been
for q week past on business. Mr.. Wise
says the reports that have come in to the
national Republican committee rooms
from the western states In the past few
days, IRE OF the most encouraging char
acter He saw 5iS campaign banners
strung across the streets In New York
city, and only three OF that number were
Bryanized.
The amounts said TO have been put
By the over-the-river Popocrats for the
Bryan speeches are as follows: Bellaire,
SO.
The Republican marching clubs Of
Martins Ferry will march to Bridge
port tomorrow evening and take part
In the parade. On Saturday night
they so to Wheeling wharf on the fer
ryboa: Climax" which will charge
only ten cents for the round trip.
The Republican marching clubs OF
Wheeling are considera bly, interested
In the tri-state demonstration at Mar
tins Ferry next Tuesday evening and
as there Is nothing announced for that
evening in Wheeling. big delega ton
will go over. The Martins Ferry clubs
have always responded TO Wfeellng's
invitations and the compliment. should
be returned. ssH
H.. C.. Richards Six. Footers will meet
at ]. Q. 7. Hall this afternoon at p.
m. and march to tha city wharf, where
they will be presented with hand
some banner by their many admirers.
The presentation speech will be made
by Mr.. w. c. Meyer, and It will be. ac-
cepted on behalf OF the club by Mr.. II.
c. Richards. l,s
The polls will open at 6 "a. M. fast
time. and close at p. m. on Tuesday.
November 3.
The meeting In the Opera House to-
morrow afternoon at . o'clock, which
Is to be addressed by Hon. Perry Bel
mont. or New York. under the auspices
OF the Natlona! Democratic Sound
money! Association OF Ohio county. bids
fair to be 4 largely attended gathering
The sound money Democrats Intend
TO make this one OF their best meet
ings. Mr.. Belmont, who Is a son OF the
late August Belmont was formerly
one OF the Democratic congressman
from New York City. and Will make
one of the best sound money speeches
heard here during the present cam.
paisn.
The Old Soldiers Republican Club
met last night and elected officers and
arranged to gturn out In n body Satur-
day night in the Republican parade
The column Will be headed by tho
Young Ladies' Drum Corps Of Rel
lalrc. a feature will be Little Tim.
the Intelligencer's cannon, to be haul
ed by sons OF soldiers All old soldiers
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CHIEF MARSHAL B.iGULEY.
C.D.tTHoMPSON,. Chief of, Staff.

The general order OF Chief Marshal
Baguley, OF the Republican marching
clubs. printed above, gives information
regarding the assembling oflthe clubs
that will so TO Parkersbury this after
noon to attend the great demonstration
in the cause of sound money and pro-
lection this evening. The several clubs
are earnestly requested toSasscmbla
ns ordered by the chief marshal The
train will leave promptly atSal clock,
and II 10 necessary$tha thesclubs re-
port on time, as the train NH not be
held for the tardy ones. s.s
Chief Marshal BaguIey hassdlstrlb-
utcd the 1900 tickets at his command.
There was great demand for tickets
from the several clubs, and TWAS found
necessary to cut down the demands OF
n number of the clubs. Colditsl Bagu-
ley says that II he had had $500 tickets
he could have given out all OF them to
clubs that would have used them.
The, train will arrive at Patkersburg
shortly after 6 O'Clock. The sParkers.
burg demonstration includes a;great In
dustrial parade. 10 be follower by tho
turnout OF the clubs In the evening.
The night meeting will beH addressed
by Senator FRYE. ffa - ~ ~
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The Republican marching clubs Of
Martins Ferry will march to Bridge
port tomorrow evening and take part
In the parade. On Saturday. night
they so to Wheeling wharf on the fer
ryboa- Climax" which will charge
only ten cents for the round trip.
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DRESS eoops-eEo. i. aEEyal . 20.
Another Word
About Dress Good

And thisin SOLID BLAcKS. Every woman shouldbs
the owner Of handsome Black Dress. Nothing gives
more service notngs is handsome and its not as il
was formerly that YOU corrdnot afford it. for they arc
made now that they are within the reach of all Figured
Molars from CSC yard up, that usually started at 5oc
Aaryels from soc up that Should start at 75c while the
new weayes in Canvas Cotl Picrola Cloth Crepons I'M
kado, Grenadines BcngaRncs Tamise, Figured Novel,
ties and other rough and smooth effects from 4Sc to-
$3.50 yard. ~ Is
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Special Dispatch TO tho lntclllgcncer.
PhRKERsBURG. VIVA. Oct. 2l.-
V. 9. Archer, as attorney for Messrs. S.
II. Plersol and G. l.. Spence, Is In COM.
munication with New York correspond
ents with a View TO entering suit In tho
United States Circuit Court. for the
southern district OF New York, against
the New York World FOR criminal libel,
claiming $4,000 damages apiece. The
The World published tie same. STORY
as The Sentinel and tic Wheeling Reg
lister III
< IL WAS troubles with that dreadful
dlsSasc called dropsy;swollcn from head
TO foot. Burdock Blood l,lttcrs has
completely cured me. II Is n most Won
dcrful medicine" Joseph Hcricl, Linz
wood, Ont. s
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The amounts said TO have been put
By the over-the-rivcr Popocrats for the
Bryan speeches are as follows: Bellaire,
sI5; Bridgeport. $50; Martins Ferry,
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TO JOHANNESBURG!
Wheeling Marching clu6gto Go
slxtccnllundrcd strofs.
SENATOR FRYEToSpEAKTIIlI THERE.
In III, Evening be one OF III, Great.
nt Political Demonstration. seen In
West virslnin :. The Bridsspprt and
,Irriln. Perry Celebrations iHsins
Worked Saturday. pen,ppstration
by the Marching Club, In Nvi,sellns.
IlEApQUARTERsii

HEPr BLlCANl MARCH NGirlCLUB
WHEELING. W. VA. Oct, y, 1896.
General Order No.7. Sd II
/. The Wheeling Division Will ASSEM-,
BE at the respective liendquarjefs OF the
various clubs Thursday, October 90 In
time to report at the train f6tg Parkers-
burg, as follows. ia tx n
EiEins Cadets, Tariff Champions,
Douglass Club. First Ward Cub, Clay
Union Club. Fulton Club. Z Cyclefs,
sound Money Club. Fifth Ward Club.
sixth Ward Club, Young Mems Escort
club and II. C. Richards Six Footers
will report at Twelfth and Water streets
at l:a0 y. m. sharp. jnhSai! 4, gH
Atkinson Club. Dovener Club Ameri-
can Crotian Liberty Club: Mckinley
and Hobart Club and T. j. Parsons
Escort Club VIII report ut Fortieth and
Water streets at . o'clock p.omti 3,,{
The Mark Hanna Club will report at
Ohio River railroad. station Benwood,
at 2:i5 y. m.
9. Aides representing tlieSlvarious
clubs Will meet at .2ls h,off street
Wednesday. October u, at4lI o'clock
p NJ, for instruction. M M M vi
BY order OF 'S+ d
CHIEF MARSHAL BACiULEY.
c. D.hTHOMPSON,s Chief of STAFF.
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CASTORTA.

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The polls will open at a. M, fast
time. and close at p! M. on Tuesday,
November 3, + =