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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-19
NO.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, December ls.-Flour
Steady supertine 81 OOG2 75i extra
So 0O93 so; Minnesota family - 0O0
8 so; high grades S. 0O(G7 so. Rye
Flour-At Sa 75tas3 90. Wheat-Dull;
No. 9 red 81 05i bid, 874 asked; amber
81 OF; white 81 O7(9l 90. Corn-Quiet;
yellow 47@4Sc; mixed, old, 48tc bid;
47c asked. Oats-Quiet; white western
Sl@S2c; mixed western 2S(929tc. Rye
Dull; western 50S55c Provisions
Steady. Mess Pork--At % ESQ
@s 70. Beef-India mess lsf@20c;
smoked hams 7lc; picked 63@7tc;
green &c. Lard-Steady; prime steam
not quoted. Butter-Steady; New York
State and Bradford county, Pa, extras
2092lc; western extra liG Ice. Egg
Steady; western 25{a26c. Cheese
Hmer; western 7(GS!c. Petroleum
Quiet; refined SIC.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December lS.-Flour -
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Steady
and in fair demand; No. 2 red winter
S9l(G9Oc; No. > 2Chicago spring S2l cash;
S2i6S2Jc seller January; S3ic seller
February; No. 8, lie; rejected 54c. Corn
STEADY and firm at 81 ;c cash and sell
Ter January; Sllc seller February; re-
jected sc. Oats-Dull and dropping at
20c cash; 20Ic seller January; 23sc sell
Ter May. Rye-Dull and unchanged at
4ilc. Barley-Strong and higher at 99ic
cash; 9S(d99c seller January; No. 8, 5li
@5Sc. Flax Seed-At 81 22Gl %. Pork
Active firm and higher at s. ~ cash;
s. 72l@7 70 seller January; s. 81! seller
February. lard-Fatrly active and
shade higher at s. 52lGl5 81 cash; s. 55
as 81! seller January; 81 62i(d5 o. sci.
ler FEBRUARY. Bulk Meats-Firm and
unchanged. Whisky-Steady and un.
changed.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December lS.-Cotton-
Quiet at Ssc. Flour-Firm; family
81 lOCG5 %. Wheat--Scarce and firm;
red and white SS (d96c. Corn-Quiet
and firm at 3llG32c. Oats-In good
demand at 23626c. Rye-Strong and
higher at 52@53c Barley--Steady and
unchanged. Pork-lnactiye at 81 500
s %. I.ard-ln lair demand; steam
s. 55Ca5 10. Bulk Meats-Dull and
prices shade lower at 81 6Os3 37aCG
3 40. Bacon-tluiet; shoulders - 'oi
short rib scarce; new 81 10; short clear,
old, 81 37!. Whisky--Dull ut 81 o..
Butter Steady and unchanged. Linseed
Oil-Quict at d0ta6lc.
Milwaukee.
MuwAUKEE December lS.-Flour-
In good demand; unchanged. Wheat
Firm; opened at an advance Of &c and
closed quiet; No. Milwaukee hard 93c;
No. Milwaukee $50; No. 2 S22c; seller
December S2ic; seller January Sc; sell
Ter February S3lc; No. ; 103c; No.
cole; rejected IL lc. Corn-Steady; No.
2 Sic. c.Oats-+Steady; No. 2 20c. Rye
Steady; No. | 42!c. Barley-ln fair do
mand; No. = spring s3!c; seller Febru-
airy S7Ic. Proyisions-Quiet and firm.
Pork bull old 81 -, new - %. Lard
Prime steam 81 81.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Important Meeting Of Represen-
tatiyes In Chicago.

CnICNGo, December lS.-Representa.
tives of the thirty or iorty railroads cen
tering here and their connections held
an important meeting to-day. The ex-
ecutiyc Committee oi the Eastern and
Western roads were made one joint
committee representing both classes Of
the roads. This committee will be en-
trusted with the duty OF carrying out
and securing the maintenance Of rates.
II any member Of the committee he ab-
sent from meeting he must send Q sub
stirute fully empowered to act for him.
and Commissioner c Fink who Is made per
mamcnt chairman Of the joint commit.
tee, Is empowered 10 represent the
members in case of failure on their
part to send such SUBJ titutes. Word
WAS received this evening from tho
Pennsylvania road, which has hereto.
fore stood out, that IL would agree 10
submit the question Oi a division OF
traffic To- arbitration, and tonight at the
general meeting il was decided 10 pool
all the business from Chicago, 10 restore
rates At once and to make no contracts
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DISASTROUS Fire In 81. Louis.

~. LprIs, December ls.-At o late
hour last night, still more Ofthe south wall
of Poweil's lrpet store, which burned
early ia the evening, fell upon Alex.
ander's drug store, crushing It through
Ia the gre und floor, and crushing nearly
everything in the building.
Still later, after the arcmen had
all gone home, the fire burst out
in this wreck, and between two and three
O'Clock this morning, the remainder
Of the south wall of Powrl's building
fell, which, with the fire then raging,
completely destroyed the building and
contents. The front wall Of Powells
building also Tell aud the entire corner
il now mass Of debris. The loss 10 esti-
mated at from $3.50 600 Ia 500, COO The
building occupied by Aexander's drug
store and several Law Offices owned by
stilsDn IIutchins, Of Washington City.
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Call for Honda


A call was issued to-day by the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury for SlO's 100, be-
ing the rest and residue of the bonds
outstanding under the act OF March 8,
1865: The consols OF 1868 were not in
cluded in the previous calls. s..
Live Stock Shipping Decision.
WASHINGTON, December lS.-Assis-
tant Secretary French, of the Treasury
Department, has rendered decision of
great importance to live stock shippers
1t appears that new law has been en-
acted in England requiring American
cattle to be imported into England
upon the same conditions that English
cattle are imported into America and
before they are allowed to land,
the owner or consignee, must
present to the customs officers a
certificate of the sound condition
OF the animals, otherwise they must be
slaughtered Immediately on landing.
The law in this country applies to cattle
1or breeding purposes, as cattle are
shipped here for no, other purpose; but
the shipments of beef cattle from the
United States are becoming so large
that the British Government has applied
the rule to all cattle. This has embar-
rassed shippers in this country, as our
customs arrangements provide no In
spector OF Cattle.
Assistant Secretary French has de-
eided, however. that Collector of Gus
toms at any point can detail an orlin-
AIRY Inspector for this duty, and it will
be done. Certificates OF inspection will
also be provided,
Yellow Fever Committee.
WASHINGTON, December lS.-Among
the experts to accompany the Commit
tee OH Epidemic Disease are DIR. W. ii.
Mussey, of Cincinnati, and DIR. X. w.
Mitchell, OF Memphis. .
Nominations. ...
The President has nominatedL l.. Brad
ford Prince, of New York, to be Chief
Justice OF the Supreme Court OF New
Mexico, Augustus Casard, of Louisiana,
consul at Tampico.
Combinations.
The Senate has confirmed John
Lowell, of Boston, U. S. Judge OF the
first judicial circuit; Joseph G. Ullery,
U. $. Marshal for the Southern district
of Ohio, and Henry s. Foote, Superin-
tendent of the Mint at New Orleans.
Death of Justin Il. Colburn, Consul Gen.
eral at the City of Mexico.
WASHINGTON, December lS.-The sad
news has been received here OF the
death OF Justin +. Colburn, Consul
General at the City ofNlexico. He died
December 2d, at the consulate, OF quick
consumption. Mr.. Colburn had long
been Washington journalist, and
sought the City of Mexico in hopes OF
restoring his health. He was held in
very hig il esteem here by large circle
Of acquaintance.
Naval Affairs.
WAsHISoToN, December lS.-The
House Committee on Naval Affairs to-
day amended the bill providing for
a Board of Assistants to the Secretary OF
the Navy. The provision that the Adj
miral and Vice Admiral should be mem
bers of the Board, was stricken out, and
instead of appropriating S3,000,O00 for
the reconstruction OF the navy, the COM
mittee provide that the sale of con-
demned and worthless ships shall be
applied to that purpose.
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CHIEF OF THE MOLLIES.
EXECUTION OF JACK KEH0E, AT
P0TTSVlLlE, Pa,
For the Murder Of Langdon, in 1862, at
Audenreld, Carbon County, Pa.
He Dies Protesting
His Innocence.

8 PorTsvILLE, December l8.-Jack
kehoe, the notorious chief OF the Mollie
Maguires, was hanged at l0:3O this
smorning. kehoe retired to bed at IL
O'Clock and fell asleep and slept with
Tout wakening for four or five hours.
When the undertaken arrived at 6
O'Clock Kehoe arose and remarked in
answer to questions that he felt first rate
and never better in his life. At 7
his wife visited him and shortly after
ward Fathers Gallagher and Brennard
celebrated mass. Breakfast followed, and
at 1925 Kehoe, the sheriff and the priests
marched to the gallows. Standing on
the platform, kehoe said: IL am not
guilty of the murder OF Langdon; |
never saw the crime committed"
Kehoe was then bound, the black cap
and rope adjusted, and at l0:30 the
drop fell Death was caused by strangu-
lation. The body was removed to
Shenandoah by special train, and will
be walked two nights. On Friday
morning the remains will be taken to
Tamaqua and buried. The crime for
which Kehoe was hanged to-day, was
the murder Of Langdon at Audenried,
Carbon county, Pa, June 18th, 1862.
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THE CREAM OF THE NEWS.

Gathered from Our Dispatches.
Gold was at par in New York all day
yesterday.
The Treasury Department has order
ell that shippers OF cattle to England
must present to the customs officers a
certificate of the sound condition OF the
animals.
The banking house oil {. F. Adoe 4
Co., Cincinnati, failed, yesterday. Liza
bilities, $7S0,OO0; assets, 100000.
The Russian mission at Cabul has
been withdrawn.
Bayard Taylor's health is improving.
Much destitution and suffering are
reported among the laboaing classes III
Scotland and England.
Jack Kehoe, the chief of the Mollies,
was hung at Pottsville, Pa, yesterday.
the official statement of the eondi-
tion of Massachusetts, savings banks
shows an aggregate loss of fS21 600, GOO IN
deposits and $4,000 in the number of
depositors. EaEaE
K A San Francisco bank clerk, yester-
dav, absconded with $4,000
At Kansas City, Franks Hall was
crushed by the weight of the snow: ohe
man was killed and several injured
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Davis,
of West Virginia, introduced bill to
continue the improvement OF the
Monongahela- :.
At Toledo, Morgan s. Wait, a promi-
nent citizen, left his bed, climbed out on
the roof of his house and walked Oh,
falling forty feet. He died IN q 10"
minutes after.
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HOUSE.
Holiday Recess.

The Senate amendment to the ad-
journment resolution extending the
recess from December Goth To January
eth, was Concurred in.
Yellow Fever Commission.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for the
expenses Of the Commission on the yell
low fever epidemic was then taken up.
The bill passed and the House went
iuto Committee of the Whole on the
Indian Appropriation Bill.
Mr.. Sparks, who has charge OF the
bill, explained that it was substantially
the bill OF last year and had the unani-
nous approval Of the Appropriation
Committee and that it had the approval
of the Indian Office.
Mr.. Hooker offered an amendment
providing that the interest due to the
Winnebago Indians be paid to the
authorized chiefs OF the nation.
Mr.. Luttrell supported the amend
ment. 1t was high time that Indians
who were competent TO manage their
own affairs should have chance to do
80. He was in favor OF turning the
whole management over 10 such able
men as sherman and Crook, instead OF
leaving il in the hands OF men who rob-
bed and plundered the poor Indians.
The head OF the Indian department
THoytl knew no more OF Indian affairs
than hog did Of cholera.
Mr.. Baker, OF Indiana, opposed the
amendment. Ii the money was gwen 10
the Indians they would be Immediately
swindled out of it-be robbed by the
bordermen. He defended Hoyt from
what he characterized as a vulgar attack
OF the gentleman from California
The amendment was rejected.
The committee then rose without
further action.
Mr.. Boone introduced joint resolu-
ton extending until February lst the
time within which the joint Committee
on Transfer OF the Indian Department
may report, Passed. -...
Mr.. Wool, OF New York, asked that
the 18th Of January be set aside for the
consideration of bills reported from the
Committee on WAYS and Means.
Mr.. White-On what bill
Mr.. Wood-Not q tariff bill.
Mr.. Whiie-That Is satisfactory.
On motion of Mr.. Whittmorc leave
vss given the Naval Committee to sii
| during the recess
The following bills were introduced
and referred.
By Rysn-Giving jurisdiction to the
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4, FAILURE.
A Cincinnati Banking House
Goes Under.

CINCINNATI, December lS.-Excite
ment was created in financial circles
late this afternoon by the report that
the banking house of G. F. Adoe x Co.,
had suspended. The firm has sustained
a steady drain on deposits for the past
year, and there was apparently no pros
pect of change in affairs. An assign
ment was made at late hour this after
noon. The liabilities are placed at
S7S0,000, of which amount S6SO, 900 is in
time certificates, and remainder due on
call. The assets are stated nOminalIy
at 100000. All demands were paid
over the counter up to a quarter past
three this afternoon, and the firm had
about $1,000 To their credit at the Clear
ing House at the close OF business to-
day.
The following will appear tomorrow:
In consequence ofthe excitement which
has been prevalent in business circles
for some time We find 1t necessary To
suspend business for the present, at
least during the past twelve months we
have met demands upon us to the
amount of $500, 900, and we 10 not feel
that in Justice to our business friends
Wa have the right to persist i'll attempt
ing further to withstand the pres
sure which is threatening to come
more irresistibly from day to day.
We have made an assignment
for the benefit OF our creditors of
all assets to Augustus Bennett and
Phillip Henry Hartman, gentlemen,
who rs We believe, command and de-
A. 4 Al.
They will at once take charge of our
affairs and in n very short time he
able to give detailed and trust
worthy information on all subjects
in which the public in general and our
creditors in particular are interested.
Signed. 4. r. ApAoE X Co..
The creditors of the firm are mostly
Germans and numbered by the hun
dreds and there is great excitement
among them tonight.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. IS.
SENATE.
Improvement of the Monongahela


The following bill was introduced by
Mr.. Davis, OF West Virginia: Making
an appropriation for continuing the i'm
provement of the Monongahela river.
Referred.
Jurors Oaths.
Mr.. Beck called up the bill introduced
by him, repeating that section OF the
Revised Statutes prescribing additional
causes of disqualification and challenge
OF additional Oaths from grand and petit
jurors.
Mr.. Conkling said the subject was be-
ing considered by the Judiciary Com
mittee and should not be acted upon
without report from that committee.
Pending the discussion the morning
hour expired and the subject was laid
aside.
The Senate amendments to the forti-
tication, consular and diplomatic appro-
priation bills were non-concurred III.
Mr.. Atkins, Coairman OF the Com
mittee on Appropriations, asked leave
to report back the resolution calling for
information rs to the number of super
visors and deputy marshals employed
during the late elections, out OF what
fund they were paid, &c.
Mr.. Garfield objected.
Custer Monument.
House bill giving twenty condemned
Cannon. to. the Custer monument AT
West Point was passed.
Pending discussion on the bill to
amend the statutes in relation to patents,
the Senate went into executive session,
and when the doors were opened Mr..
Harris called up the House joint resolu
ton appropriating 100000 for the pur-
pose OF paying the necessary expenses
incurred by the committees Of the
Senate and the House in investigating
into the cause and prevention OF epi-
pemiC diseases. Passed.
Posse Comitatus.
Mr.. Paddock called up the bill recent
" reported from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs, to amend the posse CONF
tntlts clause of the army appropriation
bill for the present fiscal year so as to
provide that it shall not be construed to
apply to any part Of the army or por-
ton thereof engaged in the protection
OF life and property in the States, and
territory subjected to Indian insurrec-
ton. The amendments were agreed to
so as to name the States of Nebraska,
Kansas, Colorado, Oregon, Nevada, and
the territories subjected to Indian in
surrection, &c. The bill then passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Window the Senate
insisted on the amendments to the con-
sular, diplomatic and fortification appro-
priation bills, and committee Of con-
ference on those bills was ordered.
On motion of Mr.. Beck the bill dis
cussed during the morning hour to re-
peal Sections 500 and 82l of the revised
statutes, was referred to the committee
on the revision Of laws.
The pension appropriation bill was
passed without material amendment.
The Senate adjourned.
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In Msmory Of Punce.s Alice.

OTTAWA, December ls.-All places Of
business were closed from to 3 O'Clock
this afternoon, out OF respect 10 the
memory of the deceased Princess Alice.
A cable dispatch orders that the Court
mourning at the Government House will
be observed until the 10th Of January,
1879. His Fxeellency has issued an
order requesting that all classes observe
the ceremony OF general mourning from
the 18th Of December mp to and including
the 5th OF January.
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RAILROAD BoSDS-Flrm.
STATE BoNDs-Dull, except Louisiana
consuls, which were 81 per cent. high
er.
SroCKs-The market was heavy in
the early dealings and prices declined /
al per cent, but during the afternoon
the temper of speculation changed and
prices advanced 4t92 per cent. The
principal feature OF the market was
Rock Island, which advanced from lis!
to l20t. On the announcement that the
directors, at their meeting on Friday
next, will, in addition to declaring q
quarterly dividend of y per cent, or
der a scrip dividend of % per cent. 10
be stamped on the regular certificates OF
stock. Investment shares were gener-
ally higher, in sympathy with Rock Is
land. In the general list the largest
dealings were in Northwestern and st.
Paul, which advanced l@ll per cent.
The coal stocks advanced t(d2 per cent,
the latter New Jersey Central,
which was in bsisk demand
and sold up from 20: to 3ls on
the improved prospects of the company,
owing to its connection with the pro-
posed new line from New York to the
West, under the auspices OF the Bati.
more and Ohio Railroad Company. The
low prices realized at the coal sale TO
day created considerable excitement
among the various members of the
board of control, and another vigorous
movement will now be made for con-
tnuance of the combination. The
transactions aggregated 1877 900 shares,
of which 1900 were Erie, 10000 Lake
Shore, 1000 Wabash, $4,000 Northwest
era common, 1000 preferred, 10000 st.
Paul common, 5000 preferred, 1900
Rock Island, $1,000 Delaware, lacka-
wanna and Western, 5000 New Jersey
Central, 1000 Delaware and Hudson,
5000 Morris and Essex, 1000 Ohios, and
1900 Western Union.
Al a. ~
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sunsrinx Among tine Indians.

CHICAGO, December ia Ysnkton
dispatch says: Contractor sashin, from
the Red Cloud Agency, says the Indians
there are obout out OF provisions, and
that there il no immediate prospect OF
a supply. The Indians are growing
uneasy, and Inspector Hammond 10
there trying 20 smooth over matters.
The report Of the Territorial Auditor
shows an increase Of % per cent in the
assessed valuation Of the territory dur.
inV the mast wear
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Episcopal Council Called.

NEw ORLEANS, December ls.-An eI-
traOrdinary session of the council Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the
diOoese Of Louisiana has been called to
meet at Trinity Church, in this city, on
the 18th Of January, for the purpose Of
electing bishop for this State, now va
cant by the death of Bishop Wilmer.
Rsvs. +. \. Haryes, Of Chicago, formerly
rector OF Trinity Church, this city, Rev.
W. 3. Adams, Of Vicksburg, and Rev.
John +. Gerault, Of New Orleans, are
prominently spoken of for the vacant
Birhopric.
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Fatal Cs.e OF somnsmbun,m.

ToLEDo, December is.--Morgan y.
Wait, a prominent gentleman Of this
city, formerly assistant postmaster under
Captain r. II. Dowling, met with yio-
lent death lat night. During the night
Mr. Wait left his bed and proceeded TO
the third story Of his residence and
climbed out on the roOi, over which he
walked, falling to the ground. distance
Of forty feet, receiving injuries from
which lac soon expired. ii is supposed
10 be a case Of sOmnambulism.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Gold at Par-Govsrnmeats Steady :
Flour Quet-wheat Heay-HOgs
Steady and Demand Fair.
FIN NANCD.

New York, December lS.-MoNKY-
Closed at 4@6 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 4@6 per cent. The As
sistant Treasurer disbursed Sl38, 600.
Customs receipts S243,0O0. Clesrings
S24, 10000. Sterling exchange and
bankers bills firm at 4S3; sight exchange
on New York 4SS.
GoLp-At par. Carrying rates l@la
per cent. Borrowing rates Hat and 4 l-64
per cent. and interest.
S.LvER-At London so l-l6d; here,
silver bars, ll0t greenbacks, and ITO
gold; subsidiary silver coin HOLT per
cent. discount.
GOyERNMENTs-Stead
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Building Crushsd by ,hs SNOW.

sr. LouIs, December Is. - A GLOBE
DemDrafs Kansas City special says the
roof of Franks Hall, in that city, fell in
last evening by the great weight OF
snow on il, and the building almost en-
tirely crushed 10 the ground One man,
name unknown, Was killed and several
Others more or less seriously injured.
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Cotton Valley Collision.

New ORLEANS, December lS.-The
United States Board OF Local Inspectors
have rendered their decision in the rase
of the loss Of the steamboat Cotton Val
lev, resulting from a collision with the
Charles Morgan. They find the officers
of the Cotton Valley responsible for the
collision and have revoked the license Of
the captain, NJ. III. konix, and the mate,
W. A. Duke, and suspended the license
OF the pilot, A. q. Swan, for thirty days.
The Board exhonerates the officers OF
the Charles Morgan for all blame.
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Weather Indications.

WAsHIssroS, December, IA 4; N.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
nartIy Cloudy weather, with westerly
winds and falling barometer. !. a.
For the Lake regions, southwest 70
northwest winds, cooler or pIu!
cloudy weather, and rising barometer.
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The Chinese Question.

sAS FKAxcIsco, December lS.-The
BuiI,tiH SAYS Of the memorial 20 Con
gress, adopted by the Constitutional
Convention, that it puts the Chinese
question on a more solid ground than
has vet been found for il. 1t lays down
the broad proposition that Chinese i'm
migration is more OF an invasion than
anything else, which threatens the sub
stitution OF alien workers, unassimilzble
and indigestible for the people OF our
race
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Condition of Massachusetts, Savings Bank

BosToS, December 1.-The official
statement of the condition OF the Saw
ings Banks Of the State viii show an
aggregate loss OF about 81, 900, 900 in
deposits, and decrease in the number
OF dspesitors Of nearly $4,000.
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District and Circuit Courts of Kansas
over the Indian Territory.
BY Corbett-For the improvement OF
the Yellowstone National Park.
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The condition of Representative VII
hams, OF Michigan, is considered hope
less.