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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29
The Hog laW.

A TINES reporter, who has heretofore been
opposed to having hogs kept OF the streets, Is
now prepared To make any kind of statement
that will cause them TO be penned up. While
crossing Shawnee street yesterday afternoon,
he was thrown to the ground by two hun
dr-d FOUNDER rum ng between his legs much
10 his modification and The. amusement of
those who saw The occurrence. We like hosS
IN Their place, but think Ihey look better
dead.
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ROunCcd by the lI0u m q o a ms.

BUCHAREST, November 2l.-A Rouma
nian official paper announces that the Rou
manians have captured Rahan, and thi
morning, after three days engagement
the Turks fled toward Lampalauka anc
Widin, with the Roumanians in pursuit
Simultaneously with the capture OF Rahan
the Roumanian division crossed the Danub,
opposite that town.
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The alarm of fire which was given 10y one
of the TINES c,rTiers, yesterday morning AT
SIX o'c'o K, was csluss by the burning out
of chimut.y at the residence Of Rev. Mr..
Saft, on sixth street, between Miami and
seneca, near the Jewish synagogue. The
steamer, Kansas No. 3, was run out promptly
by the frem,n but although the D.azc was
large enough 10 justify AN alarm, its services
Mer,. n,,I r,-uuiretl.
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Fifteen Ps0minens Citizens Arrested
and Placed In COn0aemeat, Sup-
PeseA Co - In Conspiracy with E.
cabeA0.
MATANORAs, November 22-During
Tuesday night and Wednesday morning
about ten prominent citizens, supposed to
be sympa hizers with Layado, were arrested
and confined in the military prison. This
action il understood to have been instigated
by the discovery Of a conspiracy in connec-
ton with Escabedo, who, it il alleged, is
organizing force in Texas to cross into
Mexico in the interest of ex-President Lar
do. General Gonzales has officiall;
CALLED THE ATTENTION
Of the United State, authorities 10 the fact
of the existence in Texas, near the Rio
Grande, Of camp Of armed Mexicans, who
are evidently preparing To cross, and asking
that the United State, Government cause
the neutrality laws to he enforced against
those who are undoubtedly using the terri
tory Of Texas to organize revolutionary
movements in Mexico.
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THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH.


A rumor is in circulation, although 1t has
been kept pretty quiet, to the eefiect that Colo
mel Stevens is likely TO be succeeded AS Gen.
erai Manager OF the Hannibal and ST. Joseph
road, by Mr.. Dunlap, Of Chicago, who has
long been prominently Identified with the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Mr.. Dunlap is understood ~ be Q friend of
A. L. Hopkinf, Of the Wabash, who Is using
uis influence 10 have him appointed
II Col. Stevens ~ succeested by Mr.. Dunlap
il is almost certainty thai many other Of
fi9ers OF the road Will also be chansed.-Hda-
aibdi Courier.
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EBn beZZlel.

CINCINNATI, o., November 22-It has
Just been discovered that George Fleissner,
formerly book-keeper for Theodore Brum-
miller, who made an assignment last spring,
embezzled a large amount from his employ
er, Mr. Brummiller The sum abstracted
will reach from $4,000 to $4,000. Fleiss-
ner has LETT for parts unknown.
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LONDON. November pa Russian off
cial dispatch states that the Roumanian loss
at the capture Of Batavia was 22i killed
| and wounded.
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There will be meeting of the Academy
thi, evening, at which Dr. Sinks will deliver
the first Of "a series ofl"cturss ou Evolution"
The Doctor has given this subject much care
ful consideration, and his remarks will be
tuIl of In.sr,->I. TIE meetings If the Acade-
my are free 10 ala, and everyone Il welcome.
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A Congress Demanded. !.

PARIS, November 22.-The "Republique
Franchise" Gsmbetta's organ, demand,
that President NacMahon summon con
gress Of the Senate and Chamber Of de pu
ties to put an end to the crisis Of election
in Paris Tor deputy in place of julie.
Grevy, who sits for the date fixed for DE
cember 10th
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equally satisfactory, and We can truly say
that they made AL their promises good
From III, raising OF the curtain TO the going
down thereof. the audience was In a convui-
sio,, of laughter md frequently ROUNDS Of aI-
plau,.- evinced the pi"a~ure with which the
many good hits were received
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WASHINGTON, November 3O.-The House
committee on elections have appointed a
subcommittee to examine the credentials
and report t. the full committee upon sew
eral cases of contested elections TO seats in
the House.
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Wholesale uRdicims m q.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 22-ln the
United States Circuit Court, to-day, w. Il.
Pinney, Rufus &. Spalding, ". b. Carr,
John o. Iianscom, Dennis Jordon, Thomas
Rogers, James A. Crawford and &. b. Hig-
gins, were arraigned on indictments found
against them in connection with the issue
OF fraudulent navy pay-certificates. Pinney
and IIanscom demurred, pleading the stat
ute Of limitation, and that the facts stated
in the courts do not constitute the crime
charged. Jordon failed to appear. and the
others pleaded mot guilty"
ARCHIBALD BLACNLAEN,
alias Meow, of the Gull California Oyster
Canning Company notoriety, was convicted
of forgery, to-day, in the municipal court
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John Feen, drunk, fined -.
Mar. BuIk., inmate house of ill fame,
fined SO.
John Murphy, drunk and di>tur ing the
peace. fined ~.
uuy Stilsou and Sophia Hays, lewd and
iascivInas couuucs, held over untIi The Z2nd.
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After Twenty Years.

A "genuine surprise party was enjoyed at
the Residence of Mr.. Chris D-ngler, AT the
corner Of Ottowa and second streets, last
evening in honor OF the "China Wedding of
MIR. and Mrs DeDgler. Quit. IA number of
presents were u irur surp. use during the
evening.
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WASHINGTON, ID. C., November 2l.-The
Senate finance COMMITTEES, to-day, authorized
Mr.. Jones to report the House silver bill
With recommendafion for its passage
without any amendment except the one
adopted yesterday on motion of Mr.. Allison,
providing for tie purchase and coinage oi
bullion 70 IL anean9 q ~ Len thss two
nillisa - ~ 0ae ~ fpuraillina dol-
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WASHINGTON, November 22-The chiei
signal officer of the army in his annual re-
port recommends legislation for a more
complete organization OF the signal service
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GIVES
Health, Strenghth,
and Appetite.

My daughter has received
great benefit from the Use of
Negetine. Her declining
health WAS a source of great
to all her friends A
few bottles of Negetine re-
stored her health, strength
and appetite.
y. ii. TILDEN,
Insurance and real estate
agent, No ~, Sears building,
Boston. Mast.
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.r.,v raR oUa GEORGE.

Dedication of the state UniveFsify ~
Building at s.awrence-Our George
Sits In the s.Big Chairs' and Looks
Wise. aud the ssOys of she Town give
If,,u a SaaSc a., aS the Lndington
House.
LAWRENCE, Kan, November 22.-The
dedication OF the lately-completed building
of the Kansas State University, took place
here, to-day. Thr tendance upon the ex-
erciSeS Of both iOOn and evening was
very large. N citizens from all
parts OF the s.s.e d .ng present His Ex-
ccllcncy, Governor George l., presided
over the proceedings and accepted, on be-
half Of his constituents, the
TRULY NOBLE STRUCTURE
which their wisdom and iib,rality has
erected. Chancellor Marvin made an ex-
hibit Of the amounts expended according TO.
The appropriation for building purposes
lie also read two interesting letters from
Amos 4. Lawrence, of Boston, To whom the
university Is indebted for liberal assist
ance.
THE SPEAKERS
of the dav We're Governor George T., Chan
c.llor Marvin. Hon. 5. o. Thacher, State
Superintendent Lemon, Rev. +. T. gall, oil
Atchison, Hon. T. d. rhacher, of the Law
renee Journal" Mr.. {. &. heury, Of Abi-
Iene, and Professor Garfield, Of the State
University. \ banquet was given late in
the afternoon. for the benefit Of the visitors
from abroad and the officers of the univer-
sity.
THE NEW HAIL
of The. Institution is one of she finest in the
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Probate CsDnrt.

MaTrige license issued to Warren Wooison
and Thomasine Cook.
In the matter OF the estate of Henry ].
Swisher ct al minors. Ellen Riizinger m:,Ie
a third annual settlement
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ST. Louis, November 22-A man whose
name is supposed to be Nixon or Dixioh,
probably resident of some interior town
in Illinois, jumped from the middle arch OF
the bridge to-day and was drowned
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CHIEF JOSEPH
And His Band will be Here I'm "A Il. =.

Within a few days We shall have some very
distinguished visitors. They will consist of
about four hundred ofthe Neg Perces Indians
and the veritable Chief Joseph himsel' Tn, v
will remain for some time at Fort Law
enworth under the supervision OF Gen. Blunt
and Will bc thereafter conveyed To Fort HAYS
where the trlb- will be f-i during the winter
and in the spring placed on "A reservation
-Four officers OF the department Of the Mis-
sour i-ii yesterday for Fort Riley to arran--
for the escorts necessary 10 the safe trtnspor-
tation OF the "hosfile>" 10 their new quarters
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CoiOred immigration.

Forty persons, tcoIoredl were at the X. p.
depot yesterday, enroute for Graham county,
where they are establishing a colony. They
are from Kentucky and Tennessee, and some
are already there. A large number will fol-
low. Those who passed through ys~isriay
had y good proportion OF women and children
with tt.tm.-Fs,aU ,aUtDntreUffh
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2El;as,E EVIDENCE.

NR. III. r STEVENS.
bear Slr.-I will most cueer-
fully aid my t,.StimoI. V totite
great number you haNe al
ready received in fIvor of
Your great and good me,ii-
cine, Negetine, for l do not
think enough can be said in
its praise: for / was troubled
over thirty years with that
) dreadful disease CatarIh, and
had such bad coughing-speils
that IL would seem as though
l never could breathe any
more. and Negetine has cured
me and l do feel TO thank
God all the time that there il
so good a medicine as Vege-
tine, and l also think IL one
of the best medicines for
coughs, and weak, sinking
, feelings AT the stomach. and
adviSs everybody to take the
Negrtine, for | can assure
them IL is one OF the best med
icines that ever was.
Mrs. l.. GORE,
Cor. Magazine ant Walnut
Streets, Cambridge, Mass,-
ichu>etts.
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BERLIN, November 22-Dr. Falk, min,
lister OF public instructions, replying to tn,
Ultramontanes during discussion on pub
lie worship, estimated in the ''Diet, to-day
declared that the government could moi
even consider any modification Of the Eccle-
siastical laws
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The ladies Of the Fir~t Congregational
Church will give a social Thursday evening
OF this week, i'm the pariors Of the church. In
connection with the social "A pound party will
be given for the beneut ~ a missionary on the
frontier Contributions in pound packages OF
anything useful will he gladly received. u
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WASHINGTON. November 2I.- Senator
Allison intends to offer. as an amendment
10 the silver bill in the Senate. hi- proposi-
tion for an international conference re-
specting the relative values of gold and sill
yer, and, in case it Is not thus adopted, he
will introduce it, subsequently, as a seperate
hill
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ROyaI Nupainls.

LONDON November 2l.-The marriage
of the Duke OF Norfolk to Lady-Oratory OF
Brampton, day. The scene and the cere-
mony were of brilliancy and impres-iveness,
hardly surpassable- The service was per
formed by the Bishops Of Southwick, Not
tingham and Port.
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Frehch Ministry.

PARIS, November 22-It is now said the
Ministry will be finally constituted to-mor-
row and will not comprise any Senator or
Deputy.
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A CASE OF destitution in colonel family
where two children are lying dead AT q house
On Miami street between Tnird aud Fourth,
mas been reported. One Of the children died
iAsa SUNDAY, and the parents have not yet
oesn abse ~ procure even coIfius Tor y decent
our1n- We know that IL the true situation
.iad oeon known sooner, there are many of
Sur ct.ixciis WHO WUuid have cOulrI Ibuled to-
ward lse iellci VI tue family
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The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific pas
senger train which left here night before last
was delayed several hours In getting into
Trenton, yesterday morning, 10y the wrecking
/. of freight train about m.le and a half this
side OF that place, during the night
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GENTLEMAN who wished to express a peck
of apples TO n friend in New York, day be-
fore yesterday, found that the cnsI OF such a
transaction would be just even three dollars.
He sent the apples.
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NOTES FROM WASHINGTON.


WAsHINGroN, ID. C., November 2l.-The
Senate committee on Indian affairs, to-day
unanimously agreed to report favorably on
the nomination Of F. l.. Hoyt as commits
sioner Of Indian affairs
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1T would not be the hardest thing in the
world Ia have the center of Delaware street
from Second Ia Fifth, raised abouf two feet
with macadam aud such movement would
certainly meet he hearty appreciation OF all
the business men ON that street
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Canst Agree.

CHICAGO, November 22-The arguments
in the whisky case were concluded to-day,
but at ten o'clock the jury had not agreed
ON a verdict, and were locked up for the
night.
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CANNOT BE
ExcELLED.
CHARLEsTowN, Mass

CHARLEsrowN, Mass.
ii. X. STEVENS.
Dear Sir:-This IL to certify
that l have used your BLOOD
Preparation" in my family for
several years, and think that,
for Scrofula or Cankerous Hu-
mOrs or rheumatic Affections
IL cannot be excelled +; and, rs
"a blood purifier on spring med
icine IL Is the best thing have
ever used. and | have used al
most everything. can cheer
fully recommend il to any
one in need of such u medi-
cine.
Yours Respectfully,
MES. a. n. DINSNoRE,
No. ~ Russell Street.
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Armed.

WASHINGTON, November 2l.-The Sen
ale ha. confirmed VIM. J. Hunter, of Kan
sas, to be receiver o. public money at HAYS
City.
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lars per month, Inc amendment providing
Tor commission to report as 10 the proper
relation cf value between goid and silver
was rejected
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1T has been generally understood that book
agents " ho ''both-r he life out of The folks
you know" were a nuisance. The sentiment
is changing, and sellers OF books are becom-
ing quite popular
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THE SPEAKERS
uail R"s.er Sentenced.

SAN FRANCiSCo, November 22.-Arrived
steamer '',ity of Pekins," Hong Kong via
Yokohama Hong Kong, 'ctober "a Shang-
hal, Dctui4.r - Great excitement prevails
in American circles in consequence oi the
conviction Of -. b. Bradford. formerly Uni
ted States vice-c"n-'Il general, at Shanghai,
on a charge of
OPENING AND COPYING LETTERS
sent through the United States mail, for
making their contents known To Minister
G T. seward. After long and elaborate
trial, Mr.. q. Wiley Wells, the newly-ar-
rived con-uI-general, delivered the SEN
tence OF a fine OF 500 and costs, and i'm
prisonlnent for 20 DAYS. Ii is generally
reported that remarkable revelations are
still TO follow.
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ONE OF the privy wants in the upper room,
of the Court House hav ng given way some
time ago, causes much annoyance Ia the
various Offices in the lower stories. The ante
room at the Pfohate Judges oiii,e beng one
of the worst in tine hou>e.
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Mr.. Schuneman, OF the energetic firm of
Schuneman x singleton, returned yester-
day, from the East, where he has been pur-
chasing the second fall and winter stock of
dry goods. Look cut Tor speciaiiies next
week
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A NUMBER of our prominent Knights OF
Pythia> will shortly visit Atchi~ou for the
lurpo>- of re-org',niZng the lodge which was
crippled som" time ago by having the hall
and lis contents dtstrnNed by fire.
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The Turks atde,nps so Relieve Piev.

LONDON, November 22.-Operations near
Rustchuk indicate disposition on the part
Of the Turks to attempt repetition on
Mehemets Ali and Taeiies, for relieving
Plevna, by threatening Czarawitch's army
and the Danube crossings. Sulieman Pasha
seems to be still in command on the Lam
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

Mr. ISAAC CoRLErTE, who was some time
ago injuTs 10y being thrown from his wagon
on Broadway, i not yet well nor likely to be-
for some time. He has been confined TO his
home south OF this city for over two months
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The officers OF the Horse Fair Association
are making strenuous efforts 10 draw the
largest crowd To this city have ever wit
messed. nee grand trot between Dictator and
DacotaI NJ tid will come Oh next Tuesday.
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NEWS was received here yesterday..morning
of the death OF Mrs. W. W. Creighton AT juno
ton City. number of our citizens will re-
member Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton as former
residents in Leavrnworth. Mr.. preNel,
brother OF the deceased let for Junction City
yesterday.
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THE Street ear track Fifth Street has
been removed much To the satisfaction of
people who are compelled {" pass through
that thoruugifstre in wagons and bug=ies.
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CHICAGO, November 22.-Sarritie & Co.,
importers Of crockery and china, have
failed. with liabilities, all unsecured, Of
S65OO0. Their aassss are bat little better
|thaa np1hiNe.
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The Pope still Lives and Receives
Visitors

LONDON, November pa special from
Rome says the Pope received some French
pilgrims Tuesday, and spoke few words
with great difficulty. Sickness of voyd and
his suffering, which was apparent, made a
melancholy impression. lie was carried
b,, four mon
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DETECTIVE Ed Goddard has returned from
Q successful trip TO Vincennes, Ind, where he
has succeeded in worki"g up the last link in
an important railroad case for the Missouri
Pacific Company.
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INDIrING THE PHYSICIANS.

Doctors Whittier, Bohannan, Matt eson
and Williams, advertising physicians, have
also been indicted for sending matter
through the mails contrary to law.
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THE weather Of the past few days may be
grumblcd Nj by those VINO wish ior Inore bus
iness but when We walk out among the
poorer classes and hear their cheerful remarks
at the clemeucy OF the s.;sson, Cannot help
feeling with them, that thei~ is Lo cause ior
complaiut.
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ssfouI driving or running" The eNcit.-
m.nt Among uofs-- IN IA over the affair - H.
creasing and there " III be much money put
up on the result.
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Snackin- with the President.
Kellogg. Chance. Looming mp.

WASHINGTON, November 22.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Packard, OF Louisiana, lunched with
the President to-day.
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THE light he'd on tIc streets last night by
the muon was bril,i Int, ami until "a l3,ir hour
assisted p'd strians To their hnT."s with one
more night spent minus the usual swearing
about darkness
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

DUoLEY-s YEAST PowDKR is prepared on
scienlIfc principles, ANA from ingredients
that are the most effective and wholesome.
IL has received the highest enconiums for
these merits I.om eminent chemists, scores
OF our best physicians and thousands OF in
teliigeni cooks and. housewives. The genu-
inc CAN be had only in lin cams.
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THE court hons- Offices conbine in max
ing the building one vast conservatory, nj I'd,
as they are with all kind, OF rare and expen-
sive plants, t. b kept during the winter.
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William Z. Miller, vasrAncy, fined $40.
Andy siiison, icwd and LAscivious conduct,
fined Sl0.
Sopnls Hayes, his paramour, vas dis
charged on cO9oitlon thai she ettiler isx We he
city, or desass In tine future from being subject
70 sase surveiAlAnce OF the polsce.
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THE color of a girls hair is regulated by the
size of her fathers pocket-bopk. II the latter
be pIethofic, the giri's tr,s> ARE golden OF
auburn. II the old mans wallet il lean We
hear the daughi.r spok' N o. only as THAI
red-hesded gal.''-EIchdnge.
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ACTION DEFERRED.
Suk-COmmsssee.

The House committee on elections have
deferred taking final vote upon the Colo
RADIO case until the next session.
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THERE iS talk that iIe new mark't honse
on Seventh AMI l'heruke" streets is to be rent
ed to parties who will convert II into "A feed
stable for the accom- ~ "daiion OF farmers.
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CINCINNATI, November b. Phillips &
Co., bankers, OF Georgetown, Ohio, failed
yesterday. Liabilities about $500; assets
not given
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Soiree might at Odd Fellows Hall, from
s To l.. Those bolding invitation cards are
invited to attend, rs n very pi, ,s,nt time is
expected.