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NEW YORK.
The Steiner Calamity,

New York, January GA former
cook ot the Steiner family, four mem
bers OF which were burned to death
in their house two weeks ago, has been
arrested pending the inquest of Coroner
Silner. The plate known to be In the
house and the jewelry belonging to the
dead cannot be found since the fire,
and robbery and murder are now in-
sinuated in connection with the terrible
affair.
English Politics.
Charles Bradlaugh has written a
letter covering the prospects OF the
Rajicsls in the coming general election
in Eugland. He says it is probable
that there will be more Conservatives
elected and fewer Wings, but the Con-
servatiyes will have to promise some
very Radical measures In order to get
returned to the next Parliament and
show Q sturdy Radical hand for the
Arst time 10 English history. The
working miners will probably be rep
resented in the House OF Commons, as
they have at least tbreee efficient can
didatee, Mcdonald, Burt and
Crawford, There is now 8
Radical party growing up. and believe
that this which has mustered gallant
little hand even in the Parliament Just
slaughtered, will be strengthened 80
materially iu the Parliament about to
be elected, that it will not only be
strong enough to prevent the Conserva.
tives from retaining office for any long
term, even supposng that they should
win it, but will able SO materially to
modify the Liberal programme that
Whigism might as well perform harl'
kari.
Indignation Meeting.
The Freideuker Bund Turnveren,
and other German societies will meet
in Cooper Istitute Friday night, to pro-
test agains. the action Of the police and
other city iunctionaries in regard to the
meeting, and the clubbing Of unemploy-
ed workignmen in Tompkin's Square;
The trustees OF the Cooper Institute had
q conference with the police commits
siopers and were informed by the lat
ter that they could protect the speakers
from violence in expressing their SEN
tments, but might not be able to pro-
tect property in the hall in case OF dis
order hence in addition 10 the rent,
$3.50, the Freideuckers must give bond
in the sum OF two thousand dollars to
pay the damages TO furniture.
Petitions against Imitation.
Petitions numerously signed by
prominent bankers aud merchants oi
this city. to be presented 10 Congress
tomorrow, say that any additional
issue Of paper money either directly by
the government or Indirectly by Nation
al banks by authority of the govern
mept, would be most injurious to the
interests Of the Union.
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KA NSAS.
The Kansas Senatorship.

TorEKA, January 27.-The strength
oil the prominent candidates for United
States Senate is: Thomas Osborn, ~;
Phillips, 10; Plumb, II; Kingmsn, l3;
Hudson, 7; Harvey, II. Remainder
of the votes are scattered amongst
being apparently to fulfill promises Of
complimentary ballots and to conceal
their real intention, if any intention ex-
ists, which is doubtful. There will be
an effort made by the Independent eau,
Gus, that met last night but effected
nothing. to unite tonight on some can
didate who has not vet been prominent
" mentioned. Some Conservative Rep,
resentative will probably be chosen II
the caucus succeeds in uniting on any
one
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CINCINNATI.
CintiRnnti Protests.

CINCINNATI. January 27.-The Conn
mon Council met to-day and unani'
mously passed a resolution appointing
a committee OF elk of their number to
20 to Washington and enter the protest
OF the city against stopping work on the
new government buildings; also reso-
lutions declaring the present buildings
inadequate TO the business and that the
new buildings are a public necessity to
the city and State, and that the two
Congressional districts iu Hamilton
county had in the last ten years paid
sixty-fve million dollars internal reve-
nue. tax.
Chief Justice Waite.
Chief Jnstice Wsi.e resigned his
presidency and seat in the Constitution.
al Convention to-day in the following
words:
"For reasons known 10 you all, / am
compelled to return to you the high Of
fee with which al the time OF organizs-
ton OF the Convention you honored me,
and 10 resign my place as one of your
humber Under some circumstances
this could be done with single word,
but in the midst oil these surroundings,
you must indulge me with something
more, 1t is Low nearly six months
since we came together
to enter upon the important work 10
which we had been assigned by our
constituents; we were then strangers.
Few of you knew me personally and l
knew personally but few OF you. By
the partiality OF a majority Of those
voting 1 was called upon to preside
over your deliberations. Without
experience as a presiding officer! relied
! upon your .orbearsnce and sssista'nssse 'ss
lille r-..Os-!"S Fe"r
You were not long in discerning my
lack OF experience. 1t took me no
longer to learn that all I could ask Of
YOU or the officers you had called 10
your assistance was to be meted out TO
me in full measure. From comparative
strangers we have become warm
friends. The memories OF our joint
labors here will always be cherished by
me az one Of the pleasant things OF the
psst and while am now compelled 10
dissolve our official ties, shall ever
pray that the word may never be spok'
en- which can dissolve the tie OF person
al friendship by which l now feel my
self to be 80 closely bound to you all
Here President Waite resigned AND
retired. The convention took recess
Of ten minutes to take leave of him
A committee OF nine weas appointed Il
draw resolutions expressing the sens'
OF the cor vention on the subject.
Proceedings of the Constituiion"
Convention.
General Ewing's proposition to elec
supreme judges by a system OF pro
por,ional voting was lost this afternoon
in the Constitutional Convention, by {
| tie vote of SO on each side. 1t has bee'
discovered that Carbery, OF Hamilton
by a clerical error, was recorded anon
the nays. An effort to make q correc
tion will be made upon the approve
journal tomorrow. ,.
Rufus King. OF Cincinnati. and Loul
D. Campbell, Of Butler county, az
talked OF rs successors to Chief ustlc
j Waite as president OF the Constitution
| al Convention.
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years. aud uss failing slowly all tie
time, aud last August called on you
and got some of your Golden Medical
Discovery and DR.. Saee's Cstsrrh
Remedy. and ooe OF your Nasal Irjto>
Itrs. and sirce that time have been
Improving and am now better than l
nave bsea 10 years, not having had the
sick headache in months, which l used
10 have to average ouce a week, the
Golden Medical Discovery being the
principal medicine used. IL has worked
wonders in my case, and l recommend
il to those similarly afflicted. Let me
express gratitude to you for such iu-
services.
Truly and gratefully yours,
WV. F. CRIrrENpEN.
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HOUSE.

The Committee on the Judiciary have
upde. consideration General Butlers
resolution instructing them to inquire
and report whether the courts OF the
United States have adequate jurisdics
ton and authority 10 prevent and pun.
lab the improper use Of the dag and
the national character Of the o nited
States on board merchant vessels upon
the high seas or ia foreiga ports, sa d
providing for the seizure Of vessels 20
offending and Tor the punishment OF
the persons Who fradulently use or issue
marine papers
Mr.. Stowell from the Post Office
Committee reported back 70 the Senate
su amendment 10 the post ro1te bill,
Concurred in.
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VIZ slvsys liked Wheeling and have

VIZ always liked Wheeling and have
always ipsisted on her having the Cap
ital, the P. W. & Ky, the every
thing that she desired. Our duty asa
Journalist requires rs to make the fol-
lowing statement. An advertising so'
licitor for this paper entered Wheel
ing store the other day, with bis hat
under bis arm and asked the proprietor
would be please advertise in the NeTt
he replied: "Don't want anything Won
Prooks county. Cottam: 60 way bout
your pisness," and the Wheeling iHtesh
g1esr says in reference to the Insane
Asylum ct Weston, "Ohio county has
st present "a representatiyes-the iars-
est delegation of any county in be
tate."-Wsl.bug Macs.
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Hotel Eurned.
THE WEATHER.
War DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Oryrcz OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICE, 7
WASHINGTON. Jan. %, lA.N' }
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the Middle
States and the lower Lake region and
thence south ward to Tennessee, south
eastsrly to south-westerly winds and
rain will prevail with slight rise II
temperature and falling barometer.
Snow and sleet will prevail in north
ern New England, the St. Lawrence
valley and near lakes Ontario and Hi,
ron. For the Southern States, east Of
the Mississippi river, southerly to west,
erly winds with cloudy weather and
light rain follower by clearing weather
and Q sligbt fall IN temperature in the
Mississippi valley. For the upper
Lake region and the Northwest, south
westerly 10 north-westerly winds with
rain or snow followed by partially
cloudy and colder weather and rising
barometer. a
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New York Dry Goods market.

New YORK, January 27.-Busiuess
is slowly improving with mauutactur.
ers' agents, aud jobbiug branches are
quiet. Cotton goods are in steady re-
quest and firm in price. Blesched
shirtlngs and grain bsgs active. Medi-
um fancy and white ground prints and
percales in brisk demand. Giughsms
are selling more freely. Cloths, cassi-
meres, worsted suitings and coitooades
are severally more active.
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ToutsvilIe Market.

LOUISVILLE, January 27.-Cottou-
ouiet at l5c. Flour-Qaiet. Whea.
Quiet; white 81 co. amber l 80; red
| so. Corn-Quiet. Osts-Quiet
Proyisions-Qsiet and firm; mess pork
SIS 25@l5 50. Bulk shoulders 6tC9
SIC, clear rib sides.s1c clear sides SIC
Bacon, shoulders7 3c clear rib sides 9S
clear rides 9l99tc packed sugar
cured hams l2f9l2i. Lsrd-Tlercef
9l@9;G kegs lOi9lO!s prime steam
nominal. Whisky-Quiet al 9oc-
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BOSTON.
An Eight Hour Labor Meeting.

EsNk
BosroS, January 27.-At a largely
attended meeting in Fall River last
night, many women being present. q
resolution was adopted demanding the
enactment by the Legislature OF an e'gh'
hour law; and pronouncing any mem
her opposing it unit to hold bis place.
Wb;le the meeting Was in progress q
cr, Of Are was rsised and . scene Of
t.;y,h.tnI confusion followed. Men
leaned through windows in their haste
,e. ~, I.c.ns and women crowded to the
~ Joors and platform, making exit impos.
sible. After time the eASiieusu' ao
WAS allay ed, and it was found 'nat no
one was seriously hurt.
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Cleveland MArket.

CLEVELAND. January 27.-Grsin--
Dull but steady and unchanged No |
red wheat 81 SIS; No 2 do 4S@l49
Corn-Low mixed old roc; high mixed
Tic new high mixed 67c; low mixed
66c. Oats-No. State soc; white sic
and No. 2 4Sc. Petroleum-Firm and
UNCHANGED.
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RaIffmoPe Market.

BALTIMORE, January 21.-Fiour-
Improved demand and firmer; supe1tine
western IS 25@6 25; extra 6 1901 %;
family. 1862 90. Wheat-Steady;
western spring 81 5o@l So. Corr
DulI: mixed western nominal at 83c.
Oats-Quiet. Rye-Wsaker at 9Sc'
Proyisions-yery strong and buoysnL
Pork-Unchanged; bulk shoulders 'CS
7Ic clear rib sides siS9c. Bacon
Active for jobbiug shoulders Sc; cles'
rib sides 9iS9lc. Buttsr-Quiet. COZ
f.e-Stroug and unchanged. .rr..
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CANADA.
Dr, Liytngstone.

TORONTO, January 27.-Jobn L''lns''
ton brother of Dr.. Llvingston, residing
a. Listaw.ll, says that the last letter
which reached his friend, in England
from his brother, was dated August
1879, from "Uuyanyembe," On the eve
of his leaving for the interior.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, January 27.-Flour-Qulet
and unchanged. Whest-In fair demand
and lower rates; No. 2 white Wabash
81 6I; amber Michigan cash and sell
Ter February ! so; seller March l 90;
seller April l SO; No. 2 red ! As; eel
Ter January l 469l Al. Corn-De-
mand light aud holders firm; high
mixed 672; seller February ea!; seller
April 20; common March COT; low
mixed new 62; no grade new 6l@6l3,
Osts-Steady; No. 2 40. Hogs-Da.i
at 6 40. Clover Seed-Dull; mammoth
& 2S
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philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January 27.-Wooi
was steady with fair demand ana
scarce; Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West
Virginia double extra and above 5ol 9
5Sc; extra 55@57c; medium 5595ic,
coarse 50@52c; New York, Indiana and
western extra 50@53c; medium 53955;
coarse 55@57c; combipg washed 62i9
Csc; combing unwasbed 42l@45c; Can,
ada combing 63965; fine unwashed
35@37c; coarse and medium washed
3693Sc; tub washed 54@57!c; extra
and merino pulled 45@50.
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THE CONTESTED ELECTIONS
Davis and Hagans Admitted to
Seats in Congress.
speci ial Dispatch TO the Register.

WASHINGTON, January q.
John j. Davis and J. N. Hsgans
were to-day admitted to seats in the
House as representatives Of the First
and Second districts, respectively. The
vote in their favor was nearly a party
vote, q few Democrats voting Tor their
admission and a few Republicans
against. Davis was fret admitted and
then voted for Hsgsps. D.
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ILLINOIS.
Consultation OF Railroad Mes.

Consultation OF Railroad Aes'
CAIRO, January N.-Prominent
railroad men, representing the Bslti-
more and Ohio. Cairo and Vincennes,
Cairo and Fulton and Ohio and Missis-
sippi railroads, are in this city to-day
on o tour OF inspection. 1t is rumored
that the object OF their visit is to secure
An outlet to the Southern Pacific rail-
road from the east over the roads above
mentioned. The party 60 TO Chicngo
Tomorrow by special train.
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IhIiRdeInhin Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January 27.-FIour
Quiet and steady. Whcat-Vcry
dull red 81 5S@l 65; amber | $50
so; white S5@l %. Rye-Uu-
changed. Corn-Dull; new yellow 1870
So. Oats-Unchapged. Whisky--l 0l.
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H,st Liberty Live stock Market.

EAST LIBERTY, January 2I:-Cattle
Arrivals IS cars; medium 5 TO 5sc;
common Al to Sc; stockers 81 to 4lc;
bulls 2I TO &c. Hogs-Arrivals II cars;
best s6 IS to 6 AZ; Yookers 5 60 to
S 90. Sheep-Arrixals 5 cars; best b
to 6jc; medium 5 TO 81; common 3 to
4c.
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n,.rh... Iiv. ss.rr nnrLei

e.
CArrLE-The arrivals OF cattle By the
different railroads centering stthe Alie-
pheny yards were some iorty-two cars
or about eight hundred and twenty-five
head. In addition TO these there were
a few driven in from the surroundins
country, in all sufficient to make in the
ueighborhood OF nine hundred head as
the total OF offerings. Compared with
last week there was quite q falling OIL
both AZ to number and quality OF cat
tie. Excepting few from Chicago;
there was no good cattle on sale, ana
butchers who wanted prime stock bad
more than q little trouble iu getting
what they wantel. Tue bulk OF The
offerings were the medium grades; The
market opened up about seven o'clock
slow, and continued until The
close. Butchers seemed deter
mined 10 buy lower than last
week 4 possible, and in this were sue
cessful, prices raugign from to fc low
er on ali kinds excep. the very best.
Although the run Was not heavy one
there was some cattle left over unsold'
but il was more on account OF owners
refusing to sell at prices offered than
for lack oil buyers. No doubt all the
cattle here could have been sold, but at
figures owners considered below what
t6ey would bring at wholesale. %
the whole the market was dragsy aud
slow with prices as before noted, a
sbade low wer than last week.
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New York Live stock Market.

New YORK, January 27.-11ogs-
Receipts l,720, market firmer and
prices advanced to 5S@6c for live; 10
SIC for city dressed; 6l@7l; for west
ern dressed.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money and Stock Market.

New YORK, January 25.-MoNEr-
Easy at 4@5 per cent. Sterling firm
with actual business at 4S33 for 90 days
aud 4S7 for sight. Customs receipts
S279,0O0. Produce exports for the
week S., ,306, ,967.
GoLD-Firmer closing at Ills after
selling at 11l4@l1ll. Carrying rates
2, 5 and per cent, and for borrowing
fiat. Treasury disbursements 1890, 600.
Clearings S27,000,00O.
GovKRNMBNTs-Firm.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and firm.
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STocKs-Firm, except for the last few
minutes of the day, when prices declin.
ed from t to 3c in the general list, and
&c on Lake Shore and lso on st. Paul
common. TIE downward movement
was based on Washington dispatches
in regard to finances, which seemed to
indicate that the infationists are losing
ground. The sales between ten and
two o'clock were $4,000 shares, OF
which $4,000 were Western Union, l3,-
600 Union Pacific, $4,000 st. Paul,
Is, 900 Lake Shore and 5000 Ohios.
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Nh SAMUEL GsoReE toek in about
so 600 pounds Of wool during the pres
emit week, at so cents per pound WsL;.
l.rg Nass.
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OF All thc Diseases

AffiIctiug the human race, there is none
more pernicious than Scrofuls, and yet
there Is scarcely one I'm twenty without
some taint oft. How long such foul dis.
ease has afflicted mankind IL In almoNt im-
possible po ascertain but In the reign of
Charles the second, OF England, ninety-two
thousand persons were touched Tor IL
The disease IL either H. rcditarv or acqulr.
cd. Various have been the methods OF
trying 10 cure this awful disease, but IN too
many cases the remedy has been quite as
bad rs the disease, Tor what wss In the be-
ginning simple scroiula ended In Scrofula
Pulmonic, or Tuberculous Consumption.
But, however nature may aiilict nankird,
she never tRIls 10 furnish n remedy 10 dill.
gently tought for among tie plants OF the
teid and the forest, and Il Is from snch that
the Ssmaritan's Root and Herb Juices are
and positive cure furnished
10 the afflicted. Root and Herb Juices l.25
per bottle. McLain Brothers ayeut for
Wheeling, W. Va. DESMOND a co, Pro-
rietOrs, 81 B Race ST., Philadelphia. octlO
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rI,,.bnrrh retroIeum Market.

PITTSBURGH, January 27.-Crude
quiet at 81 429l Al; refined weaker
January and February l3sc; March
l4!c.
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PRICES.

Extra steers fpe sDd smooth. 50 - 70
7 90: prime steers, fine and smooth.
6 90 TO 6 so; good 5 SO TO 5 10; lair
500 10 5 25; common 4 % to 10; bulls
in good demand At prices ranging
from 2 90 for common 10 4 50 for good
One extra from Knox IL Company.
Ohio, cold to-day for ) % per 100 ibs
SHEEP-The run OF sheep to-day was
q little heaAy. Quality not very good,
Prime 100 10 12j pound sheep sold 81
6 25 to 6 IS per 100 los. Common
plenty and market for them doll.
HoGs-The run OF hog. light and
principally all in the basds OF resgulsi,
dealers. Demand to-day good and
market active aud firm st pr'ces rang
ing from IS IS 10 8 ..
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Farm for Sale.

c,ITuATEDIS TYLER COUNTY, WEST
- Virginia. on tao waters OF Middle it-
In nd Creek, within two miles of Middle.
bourne and eight miles OF slstersvllle, on
tho Ohio liver, centaiping 2ls acres, 2OD
acres OF which sre under q good stale 0t
100 acres ot moe OF bottom
land. The soil is excellent, tquAliy good Tor
n,uin or grazing purposes, there being Ten
nr eleven never faill6g ,prings on the farin.
Improvements: One dwelling house ,n. con.
taifipp Elk rooms, kitchen, n good cenar
under ihe hou. ~: IN re n nj 80 q large hewed
loo house on one end Of the farm which
with little repairing would be a comtoii,
able dwelling no ase two wells, one al encn
honse. frame stable conveniently arranged;
also a good grainery, work ihop and stock
scales, and other necessary out buildlngs
two orchards OF excellent fruit Churches.
schools, and mills convenient; good sotl,ty
and n healthy ueighborhood. For fnitbeI
information inquire on the premises "
address: .,v.p
Middisbourne, Tyler County, w. va
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New York Market.

New YORK, January 27.-Cotton-
Weak; middling uplands Ice; futures
closed weak sales OF 81. 400 bales for
January at IA l3 l69l4tS February
l4t@l4 29 32c; March l5s@l5 1890;
April l5y@l5 29.32c; May 16 ESQ
16 slice; June 16 l1.l6@l6iG July
l7@l7 Lilo. Flour-Less active /;
superline western and State S5 75@
6 25; common to good 6 50@6 95;
good 10 choice 7 0O@7 35; white wheat
extra 7 35@S 90; extra Ohio 6 75@
8 10. Rye flour steady at 4 75@5 80.
Whisky-Firmer at 81 90. Wheat
Dull and lower; northwestern spring
81 81. Rye-Firm. Barley-Scsrce
and advancing; Canada western s. 90.
Corn-Dull and lower for new; western
mixed SO@S5c; old and new do S4@
S5c; new white western S59S6c;
yellow western S2@S5c; old western
mixed 10 store Ole. Oats-Dull; mixed;
western 6l@62c; white western 623@
63tc. Colee-Quiet and firm. Sugar
Higher and increased demand; fair
10 good refined 7s@Sc. Petroleum
Crude firmer at 6s@6a; refined 1880
l3}. Eggs-Heavy; Canada aud wesl-
ern 20623. Pork-Dull and nominal;
extra prime Sl4 90; prime meas Is 90;
new mess Is 12@16 25. Bsef-Uu-
changed. Lard-Firmer; prime steam
23c: February 93c; March 95c; April
DOC. UoeesS--r rnnt1' .western $50
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Caatoria is morethan q substitute for
Castor Oil, II is the only safe article In ex-
istence which il certain TO assimilate the
food, regulate the bowels, cure wind-colic
and proiuce natural sleep. II contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and
IL pleasant 10 take. ChildI eli need not cry
and mothers NAV rest
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WISCONSIN,.
KILLED while Coasting.

MADISON, Jan uary 27.-Mlss Minnie
Phelps, Of Delavan, was killed, and
Charles Wilkins seriously injured. while
coastinc down University Hill last
night, by the sleds running into tree
Hotel Eurned.
MlLvEuKEE, January GA Chip
pswa Falls, Wisconsin, special to the
Daily Ns,os, says the fremont House
burned last night. Five men were se-
riously injured by the falling OF q
wall.
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T'ObaCCOe.

Y'ObaCCOs.
nUR STOCK EMBRACES THE FOL-
" lowing popular brands and styles:
u INCH TWISTS.
bhoxes Yellow Jessa mine,
SJ Prairie Chicken,
~ Carrie Smith,
10 Gold Medal,
m Crescent,
10 Walkers
inch TWIST.
20 Cs,,dics Luscious Chew,
~ 4" Prairie Chicken.
POUNDS.
. 5boKeS Rockers Bright.
AG.
- cadd'es Beverly Bright.
NAVY POUNDS.
10 boxes Virginia Dare,
Loves,
10 Tingls 4 isham's choice.
10 Monitor.
NAVY Isp,.
q caddies Rose Rud Bright,
10 caddles Perry's Victory,
n Monitor,
10 Virginia Dare, Doub.e II ick
20 Black Warrior, black,
is Andrew Jackson, black.
SPUN ROLL AND TWIST.
IS caddies best spun roll,
10 kegs q twist,
TINaLE a IsHAM.