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THE CAPITAL QUESTION.

From tho MlrtinSburg Independent Of Monday
The Wheeling lETBLLIdENcRRo OF Fri.
day last, contained a well.written editorial
on this subject, 1t takes the ground that
il the men elected to the Legislature, de-
sire. to subserve the best interests OF the
people, the capital will be speedy re.
moved TO some accessible place. II they
are animated by selfish interests and de-
sire the question to be kept on hand for
trading and barterlng purposes, 1t will
not be removed. We agree with the
INTRLLIGRNCRR, and assert farther that
1t has only been It's tradingqualities, ,tor the
attainment OF personal and corrupt ends,
that has prevented removal. All legislA.
ton and all appropriations have hereto
fore beenregulated and guided so Us to
keep the capital at Charleston. ~. -
In this end OF the State there Is grow.
Ing demand on the part OF the people
ior an immediate change. We venture the
assertion that In this county and in Nor.
gan ninetenths OF the people, irrespective
Of party, will sign q petition for removal.
We go further and assert that Senator
CASTOR, In his own county, Is without
corporars guard Of constituents endorsing
his course on this question. In this coun.
~ no man can be elected known TO be
opposed 10 removal; hence 1t was, that
during the recent campaign, free as It
was from all political bias, all candidates
In Berkeley county, in conversation with
Democrats and Republicans, unequiVoca-
lily favored removal. We know whereof
we speak. 1t would be political suicide
for q Berkeley man do to otherwise. What
reason can be given for retaining the
Capital at CharlestonH None. How
will 1t benefit our people by keeping 1t
thereP Have we not suffered because
we could not be informed Of Legislation
that was being enacted thereH Recogniz-
ing these things Berkeley delegates al
ways have voted for removal. We're
one 70 vote otherwise 1t would be an end o.
the confidence and trust reposed in him
BY the people. We propose to keep this
subject before the people until the Legls-
lature acts, feeling that the removal oi
the capital to either Wheeling, Parkers-
burg, ClalHhurg, Grafton, or some &C
cesSible point, and the modification ol
abolition OF the County Court system are
the two most important measures to bt
contaminated BY the Legislature Of 1874
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ooMMITTEE OF INQUIRY.
Robbery by Masked nlChwaymen.

TrTusv1LLE, Pa, November 24.-A
robbery was perpetrated about Q o'clock
last evening at the farmhouse of Joseph
Breed, FIVE miles from this city. At the
hour mentioned four masked men de-
manded entrance to the house, which was
peremptorily refused by Mr.. Breed,
whereupon they burst the door open,
and Selling Mr., Breed, tied him with Q
rope to the lounge. They asked him
where his money was concealed, and he
said ho had none. They then put his
feet in the fire to compel him to disgorge,
which was Of no avail, as he had little OF
no money In the house. Upon searching
his pockets they took between thirty and
forty dollars, and then ransacked the
house, after which they made their es-
NAOn . Ha.
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Steamer News.

FALMOUTH, ENGLAND, November ga
Chicago. -
LIVERPOOL, November "a. - Steam.
ships Pereire, Suevia and Donan, from
New York, China, from Boston, and Cir,
oasisnp from Montreal, have arrived out
LIVERPOOL, November 24.-Stesmshir
City Of New York, from New York, has
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How TO Do UP SHIRT BosoMs. Take
two ounces Of white gum arabic powder
put in pitcher and pour on 3 pint on
more water, according to the degree Of
strength you desire, and then, having
covered It, let ii stand all night. In the
morning pour Il carefully from the drega
into clean bottle, cork and keep 1t for
use A tablespoonful Of gum water
stirred In a pint Of starch made In the
usual manner, will give 10 lawn, either
white or printed, q look Of nowness when
nothing else can restore them alter they
have been washed. 'ealE''
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SPAIN.
wILLIEd TO SETTLE.

NEW YoRK, November "a "A Herald
Madrid special says the Spanish Govern
ment has expressed Willingness to pay
an indemnity In the VirgiDius case to the
United States on the same basis as that
with which Great Britain was satisfied
Tor tho outrage perpetrated upon her sub
ects.
sANrANDeM, November 24.7The Brit.
tsh steamer Marie, lying here has been
searched BY the Spanish off on sus-
picton OF carrying arms for the Carlistp,
but nothing contrabsnd was found.
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PorrsvrLIE, Pa, November 24.-The
tlremen's leud in Mahoney City, growing
out Of the Major assassination, short
time ago, eliminated In Q riot last night,
when pistols were freely used. Several
persons were wounded and one saloon
Rutted. ~.
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slSO,Ooo Fire.

ALBANY, November 4.-Dickson L
Co's,griAE mill, stored with grain, WAA de.
stroyed by FIRE tonight, Loss $3.50, 900,
There were stored in the building 10000
bushels Of barley and $4,000 bushels oi
Oats. Insurance on grain $4,000; on
building, machinery and elevator $40, 600
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suRD F0n pAlIAaRa.

Police Justice Clinton and several po-
licemen hive been sued for the destruc-
tion oil furniture. and wearing apparel In
q house Of ill.fame in this city two years
ago. The Establishment having been de.
clared a nuissuce, the parties proceeded
to abate 1t BY the destruction OF every.
thing upon the premises.
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A Difference of Opinion.

OoLUMDus, O., November e4-There
seems to be a considerable difference ol
opinion among the members oithe GEN
eral Assembly as 10 the time Of meeting
in December. The official copy ot the
adjournment resolution provides for the
reassembling oi the General Assembly
on the fret Tuesday In December, which
Is December let, r9. ...
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Manufacturers, Council.

PHnADnpHrA, November 94.-Tht
Lehigh Valley pig iron men to-day
resolved In view Of the reduced con-
sumption OF tho material that an earnest
effort ba made to diminish the supply. a
committee was appointed to that end and
O meeting Of all the manufacturers OF pig
iron Of the country called ior Dec. 10.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 24.-There
Is lockout at Scoflelds mill. Many Of
the iullers and dyers struck sgainst the
proposed reduction Of 10 per cen! in The r
wages, and the mill was closed against
the whole five hundred employees. The
operativesin Dobson's mill have resumed
work. .t-1. '... a.
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MYsTERIous DISAPPEARANCE.

For month past the detectives here
have been trying to discover some trace
OF Thomas A. Matthews, q young mer.
chant from Osceola, Ark, who had come
here to purchase goods, and mysteriously
disappeared. The last seen Of him he
was starting for tho elevator after night
to take passage on q steamer for Osceola,
and had large sum Of money with him,
as he lett some 100000 with his father on
coming here. No reason Is known why
he should have left the country. The dc.
tectiyes are Of the opinion that he was
murdered and his body thrown into the
river.
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EhUhAhl1IITlhb.
For the Northwest, lake region and the
Ohio Valley, decidedly cold and partly
cloudy weather, with northwest winds,
stationary or rising barometer, and areas
Of light snow.
For New England and the Middle States,
partly cloudy and colder weather, north
or west winds, rising barometer, and
light snow In the northern part Of these
districts.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather, with local rains,
variable wiuds, slight fall OF temperature
and slowly rising barometer.
For tho canal region Of New York, the
temperature will remain below freezing.
During Wednesday the Ohio river will
rise at stations below Marietta.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 24.-The government
has ordered the release OF several mem
bers OF the crew of the Spanish steamship
Nieves, which was siezed at 81. Jean, De
Luz, on the representation OF the Spanish
consulate Boyonnl, that she was loaded
with contraband Of war for tho Carlsts,
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Killed by a Iuna,ic.

EVANSVILLE, November 24.-A very
infrm negro man, aged about SO yearg
named Robert Craig, was struck over the
head with heavy cane by lunatic
named George Lee at the county pool
house last Saturday, and died from the ei,
iects oil the blow last night.
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ST. LOUIS,
COUNTERPART TwENTY po11An mn,

COUNTERPART TWENTY DOLLAR BILLS.
ST. Louis, November 94.-Grocers and
others In this city within the past few
days have taken In, counterfeit. twenty,
dollar greenbscks. Besides two mer
already In durance, a man named Hall
was arrested today for passing them
Several were found in his possession.
THE FUNERAL oF REV. DIR, PATTIsoS
was well attended this afternoon.
BURIAL OF A EIRRMRN.
KeyeU, the fireman killed at Saturday
nights fire, was buried this afternoon by
the Underwriters and Fire Department.
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
are making great preparations to attend
the National Encampment at New Or
leans Asculan Comnandery leave to
Gay for Cairo, where they take tht
steamer Great Republic for tho CrescenI
Sltys
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NEW YORK.


NRw YoRK, November 4-GodfTey
Delmer, lAborer, aged 90, hanged him
self yesterday, leaving q note, addressed
to his wife, saying he was impelled to the
oct by destltution and the fear OF starvA.
ton In the hard winter at hand.
UNEMPLOYED LABoRRIs.
Reports from the trades In this city and
Brooklyn show three times as many men
out Of employment as At the same lime
last year, and the suspension OF build Ing
o1 account OF the cold weather will soon
add largely to the number.
At q meeting Of the bondholders Of the
Central Railroad Of Iowa held to-day
over q, ,000.0 900 in bonds were represent
GO. A resolution was adopted continuing
In power the committee appointed at the
last meeting, whose duty It will be draft
q plan ol reorganization and submit the
same to each bondholder.
BOND FmRD.
NJ. Taylor, to whom Henry Olews as-
signed his property, has filed bond Tor
100000 The sureties are Frederick
ButLerfield and Louis Phillips.
One ol the striking coopers has been
convicted Of an assault upon a nor. n.union
man and sentenced to o months imprls-
onment and fine Of $3.50.
The longshoremen's strike continues as
yesterday, except that the steamer France
was obliged from the nature OF her cargo
to employ skilled men at the old rates.
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De,ec,lvc. In 1he Hand. of n, Law.

DeIecIIVc5 IN Ihe HhhdS OF tho LhW'
RICHMOND, November 24.-DetecLive
Wren was today sentenced to one year.
imprisonment for being an accessory to
the swindliug Of countryman In q game
Of "bAnco." Chiei Of Detectives Knox and
Police Justice White are to be tried on In.
diotmenta for a similar offence.
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NESBITT & BRO,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Island Property and Valuable
Real Estate near the City
OF Wheeling.
The Aina Fire and Marine Insurance compsuy,
Complainant, ~
George Roberts and othetS, Defendants,
In ChancerY


George Roberts and othetS, DelendAntS,
In Chancery.
PursuAnt TO Q decree OF The County Court of
Ohio county, Wett Vifgtpia, entered on tho fith
day OF soplembtr, 1874, In the above sntItIed
Cause. will as Special Com missioner nientioned
IN tald decree sell a. public auction at the tront
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, on
THURSDAY, the 10Th day OF NoYt mber, 1874.
commencing at 10 o'clock A. Y, the following
deSerioed real estate situate In Bsld Ohio Jnnty
Tlaot No. ], being piece OF ground on WheSI:
Ing Island, In Daniel Zane's adj ion 10 the rirr
OF VIII cling. fronting IS feet on York stfeet apd
running back l2I feet 10 Huron Alley, Win the
two story frame house thereon,
Tract M. z, being q pieca or pround adIoInjr,
tract No Oh the north, ftontlHR q ioet inehSs
on YORK street, FnnnuR bSck With tho norIh Ine
o. tract No ! 10 Huron alley thence Nith said
alley north 10 the southwest corner OF lot No 10
10 70 sala aadi!iUn, iheree eatterly along tho nuth
llne oil lotA NO 10, IT and i9 10 York BtINet WITH
Toe improy' men thereon; said tracts No. md
! 70 Do told elIher together or lepAfAte
TIA No, !, being farm on the eaAt aide OF
CsapLne hill road. about one mile east OF thS
eIy Of Wheeling. ae inning III is belonging 10
the e:tAtes Of DAuisl steenrVd and q. Jscob.
containing one hundred anG three acre. N ore or
less, weed inlo lots 10 Hutt purchasers, con.
slstiDg In all Of n'ne lots, varying Ia alEe from
I'VE 10 twenty-five acres, each having IN outlet
70 SAD county road. On lot No. ]. which con.
tAlns ID Acres2 rooos a9 poles, and fonts on RaId
road, there 10 Q comfortable selling house aud
convent Mt barn. Said lots will DO sold aepar.
Ately or any two or more OF them together, or
The Iines Of Aoy Of them will bo changed 70 suit
purchABtTs Parties desltnRA moro particular
deception OF tract No. 3, with It's subdiVibionR
ar. referred to plat Of survey OF the Gamo Al
the Clerks once VI Ohio County Court,
All coal and other minerals In and undfr trant
No. g. exc pt the upper We ns " coal neareat the
top OF the Mill above what Is usually called ihe
wheeling or main line arc 10 DO reserved
TERMS OF SALS-one fourth Of Inc purehaso
money land As muth mere as tho puFeha haSeS nav
desIre) in cash, and tho remainder IN threo "a N
annual pSymtnIs, with interest from Ihs dST oS
sAlc, the purchaser giving bond with Approved
security ior ne deferred inltalmontS, and The
ehNe money In luu. L y. J0NEH,
oetS Special Commissloner:
Tho Aboya aAie IN aAIoprr.A a. aArunn.v
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GOV. HOUSTON INAuouRArRn.

ed to-day for robbing the mails. The
stolen money was found upon him.
GOV. HOUSTON INAUouRATRD.
Cow Houston was insugurs,ed TO-DAY
in the presence Of great number Of clti.
zens. In his address be said ~ will re-
gard It as one Of my highest and mos,
sacred obligations TO see that the laws
are faithfully executed, and the rights o.
all citizens, without regard 10 race, color
or previous condition, are duly guarded
and protected. The citizens oil Alabpmg
truly desire peace and perfect res,ora
tionoi irsternal relations between all Sec
tions OF our common country. They are
loyal to the government. Of the United
States. and will readily yield cheerful
obedience to Its authority and laws. They
only ask TO be permitted under the con,
stitution and laws Of the country 10 exer-
else, secure from unwarrantable interler
ence, the right Of governing Themselves
at home by Just and wisely exercised
laws for local seli.government, United
States fags were conspicuous In the pro
cession.
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CLEVELAND.


CLEVELAND. Novembtr, 24-Alrs Col.
man, wife Of Benz. Colman, diamond
setter, OF this city, died last evening from
an over dose Of morphine taken 10 pro.
duco Rlenn. .l..s--- -
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sRRIous DAMAGE.

1t is reported in this. section tha, by
tho wind storm OF last night several
vessels which leIt this port In the after.
noon were compelled 10 run back making,
the harbor In safety. - e'
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MEMPHIS.
sUICGDED 1N,AoRMRFRRY,

MEMPHrs, November 24-Last even
ing some ladies found the body Of an
aged man IN Elmwood Cemetery, with his
throat cut. An investigation showed that
the deceased had committed suicide by
severing the juguIar vein with q pocket
kniIe. On his person were found several
letters addressed TO W. freeman, Jack.
son, Tenn, but parties from there state
that no such person resldes there. It is
believed he was an agent for some rub.
Der stamp company. he left nothing to
show why he had committed tho act.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, November "a The Rlechstsp
opened TO day on the Judicial reorganizi. !.
tion OF the Empire. Herr Lasker de,
msnded an unlimited publicity Of the
proceedings as the best guarantee OF the
rights oil the people
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Wreck and Lo,a nr I,ifs

OswEeo, November "a The schooner
Augustus Ford, from Detroit to Oswego
with wheat, was wrecked at Port Malt
land. Capt Pease, three Of the crew, a
man named Charles E. Hurd, and the
woman cook were lost.
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SIS Mike McClusky in the ranks ~
asked the commander.in, ,chiei, as the
army stood In line Of battle. Here, Gin
eral," said Mike, stepping TO the front
Then let the engagement begin" said
the General. This Is the way Mike tell the
atnrU ... #|H' q "a. : CT. ... a.. ~ Is
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steam Barge Burned.

DETROIT, Nov. 24.-Tho steam barge
Neptune was totally destroyed by FIRE at
East Saginaw this morning. Loes $1s,-
0OOi insurance $4,000.
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PORTLAND, ME-, November 24.-The
captain and two seamen OF the schooner T
Water Lily were drowned near Prouts
Neck during the storm Of Monday.
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soIIciilur Aid for rn,ennmhIn,

MEMPHIS, November 24.-A meeting
was held at the Chamber Of Commerce
this afternoon and q committee appointed
to solicit subscriptions and donations for
the Tuscumbla sufferers,
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The storm at Dartmouth.

HALIFAX, November 24-During the
storm last night some unfinished build.
ings In Dartmouth were blown down and
much dsmuge was done to shipping.
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TRRRE HAuTE, November 24.-The
clothing Of Johanna Sullivan, aged seven
years, caught fire from Q stove this morn.
Ing, and the child died from her injuries.
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UTAH.


oANNoN's TRIAL POSTPONED.
SALT LAKE, November 24.-The trial
OF George O. Cannon, under Indictment
Tor polygamy andlasciviouS cohabltalien,
has been postponed until the December
term al Court THs' .,1
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ST. JoIN, N, B. November 24.-A man
named Batly was fatally and his wife
and daughter seriously burned by their
house being burned this morning.
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CAIRO. November "a -Heitmsp wss
examined this morning on a charge Of
shooting pilot smedley and discharged.
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WentAahore.

DuNvILLE,N November 24.-Tne schoon.
or Augustus Ford went ashore at Port
Maitland last night and four Of her crew
were frozen 10 death,
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INDIA.

BOMBAY, November "a Reports are
received here that YakOb Khan was i'm.
prisoned because he wanted 10 surrender
the city of Horat to Persia.
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Company A, National Guards, cele-
brates its twenty.second anniversary BY q
grand parade on Thanksgiving Day.
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Weather Report.
PRoBABILIITIRs,

war DKPARrRKNr,
ORFIoI OF fHB CHIEF 916KAL 0FPIciR,
WAsHNGToN, D. O., Nov. 2I.-e:O0P. 4.
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The above sale i1 adjourned 10 SATURDAY,
Noysm6sr as!h, 1874, at 10 O'Clock 4. 4.
I. q. JUHR8,
noVSl'Ood Special CommlahioleR.
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NEW BACON.
In Hama, Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon.
Clear Bidea, Hhoulders, Just ont Of Hnoke,
LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARKB.
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NEW ORLEANS.

six MORE BODIES RECOVERED FROM THE
EXPIRE.
NRw ORLEANS, November 24.-Six
more bodies were recovered from the
Empire, including those Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kemper. Total number of bodies recover
Al 90
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The dry goods store of shoen6eld Bros,
on North Clark street, was burned last
night, together with 81, 900 worth ofsIlks.
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The South Carolina Legislature met
on Tuesday. Congressman Elliott was
elected Speaker oi the House,
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WASHINGTON.
oALLRp on THE pRBs1DRNr.

WASHINGTON, November 24-DlStrict
Commissioner Dennison with number Of
friends from Columbus, Ohio, called on
the President to.day,
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ARKANSAS.


LITTLE Rock. November 24.-s. L.
Williams and ]. L. Witherspoon were
today appointed by Governor Garland
special Judges Of the Supreme Court to
hear the cases In which the regular
Judges are disqualified.
REWARDS FOR sArITH AND wnEELRR.
The Gazette this morning publishes q
proclamation Of Governor Garland offer
ing a reward Of $1,000 for tho capture oI
Smith and $500 Tor Wheeler.
APPROPRIATIONS.
In tho House to-day q bill was passed
spproprlating 81 400 in currency 10 pay
the contingent expenses ot the General
Assembly. orf,E '
ooNIMITTEE OF INQUIRY.
In the Senate a joint resolution TO ap-
point q committee to inquire into the
election Of Senator Dorsey was made the
special order for tomorrow.
/ a., DIED OF HIS INJURIES.
Engineer Deipel, injured in the acci-
dent on the Memphis s. Little Rock Rail
road yesterday, died at Forest City to-
dRY,
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BY TELEGRAPH
Assoo1ATHD PRESS REPORT

By the Western Union Line,
ohice Northwest cor, Of Main and MonrOe .Sti
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sURRENDRRs TEE oFFICTAL AGRNCY.

1OAAhRN0hAo AAH SEAANAAA ASAAA'SAs
The President Of the Louisiana Ma
tional Bank, in a note to Mayor Wietz
says: I am instructed by the managers
Of the bank to notify you that We avail
ourselves Of clause in our agreement
with the city and formally surrender the
position Of fiscall agent, and that no fur
ther payments Of interests and coupons
will be made under said agreement. The
above indicates q possibility Of the city
being in default on the December interest
no provision having been made ty'the
outgoing Administration.
OFFICIAL VOTE.
GibSon's majority in the First District
6,71S, Ellis msjority in tho Second Dis
trict 4,759. il# .E
The returning board counted the re-
turns of two Parishes today. 1t is be-
lieved that they will conclude their laborE
by the 1st Of January.
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SECRETARY DRLAN(
Locked Out.

left to.nlght,O spend Thanksgiving d
in Ohio.