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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-22
LON DON.
Landowners Fear-Tenant Killed-Dem-
onstration by Orangcmen

landowner Fear-Tenant Killed-Dem-
onstration by Orangemen
LoSDeS, December 2l.-The Marquis
OF Lansdowne, one OF the heaviest land
owners, has abandoned the mention of
spending the winter in Ireland, in con.
sequence OF the condition of the coun-
try.
The decision ofthe Empress OF Aus.
tria definitely giving up her hunting
box in Ireland, is in consequence of the
reports received in Vienna Of the state
OF things in Ireland.
A tenant farmer named Mullen, while
returning from BuliinrOlee market last
night, was fired upon by six men con-
cpaled behind wall on the road to Hol.
ly Mount. He died Immediately, all the
bullets taking effect 1t is thought the
murder originated in the land dispute.
No arrests yet in connection with the
affair.
An enthusiastic demonstration by
Orangem.n and protestant farmers took
place yesterday at Cobrain, County
Londonderry. at which resolutions were
passed energetically denouncing the
Land League agitation and the inaction
OF the government relative 10 the affairs
in Ireland
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SENATE.
WAsHISGroS, December 81.

WAsHISGroS, December 81.
The following bills were introduced
and referred:
By Mr.. Beck-To authorize the issue
of legal tender notes of the United States
upon deposits OF gold; also bill to re-
peal all laws which impose taxes upon
capital OF or deposits with banks and
bankers and on bank checks.
The Vice President submitted letter
from the Secretary Of the Interior, en-
closing communication from the
Commissioner of Pensions, setting
forth the necessity for additional appro-
pria,ions for the payment OF pensions
during the current fiscal year. The ad-
di,ional amount required is about SIS.
100000.
The morning hour was chiefly occu.
pied in the discussion Of the private
claim bill.
Consideration was then resumed OF
the bill relieving the Secretary of the
Treasury from the amounts deposited
with the States in 1856, and the charges
against him. -
The Vice President appointed Senators
Pendleton and Dawes to fill the vacan.
cies on the Civil Service Committee.
Mr.. Morrell, from the Committee on
Finance. reported favorably the Senate
bill remitling the duties on the objects
OF art awarded BY the Berlin Fishery
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THE sPRAGUE SCANDAL.
Decided Sensation at the Hub-The Gov.
ernor Determined to Stand by His
Rights

Decided Sensation at the Hub-The Gov
ernor Determined to Stand by His
Rights
BosroN, Mass, December 2l.-The
publication of the libel OF katherine
Chase seeking divorce from her hus-
band, Ex-Governor Sprague, has fallen
lik. bomb.shell among the cOmnuni-
~ here. The libel was anticipated TO
bc on the grounds OF cruelty and non
support, but when the allegations it con-
taincd were read-of adultery with nu.
merous women, many OF them well
known here-a genuine sensation was
produced.
Some of the women with whom the
Ex-Governor is alleged TO have had adul-
terous intercourses this afternoon pro.
nounced the charges wherein their
names we're connected to be false. A
couple of these women gave vent to
their feelings in very threatening man.
ner, one OF them Intimated that II
would he rather unsafe for ka' herine
Sprague, should she come within sight.
1t has been learned to-day that Kath.
crime and her friends tried hard to ef-
feet an arrangement with the Governor
whereby divorce could be obtained by
her without publicity. 1t is reported tha,
with this purpose A. Corbin, banker Of
New York, yesterday tried to bring
about such an understanding, and that
he offered TO buy up the claim OF the
Bank OF Commerce in New York in the
interest OF the Ex-Governor, provided
he would enter into a collusion with the
object mentioned. The Governor re-
Piled to this offer: No mutual sgree-
ment shall be made for divorce that
will not justify my course in eiec,ing
Roscoe Conkling from Canonchet-" +"
Corbin hoped to appeal to the sympa.
thy of .he mother OF the ex-
Governor; but, as her sympathies
naturally ran in the direction
OF her own children, she would submit
to no process which would seem to
license Mrs. Spmyue's past career.
When this was understood, the decision
came to file the wife's bill.
The Governor was reported TO have
had consultation with General Butler,
and his friends say that the Governor
has decided to file cross libel agains,
Katherine, in which he charges her
with adultery with Roscoe Conklinq
in6delity, desertion and squandering bis
property.
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Qnoinuau.
LIVE STOCK.
Utoko,


CHICAGO, December 2l.-Ths Drosers'
Journal reports hog receipts 5000
head: shipments 100 head; market
SCalOc lower and dull; quality the beet
oi the season: shippers buy little; pack.
ers buy best grades: mixed packing
81 1904 20: light - 1904 6S; choice
heavy 81 SRd,j ~.
Caitle--Reccipts 5000 head; ship
ments 200 head; market active aud
firm with a good demand; exports IS .0
@5 25: good Ia choice shipping at 20
ta5 %; common to lair 81 IO(a4 10.
buirhers' and farmers common to iair
81 OCts2 80; good 81 75(a3 -; stockers
active; common 10 fsir 5? eOts2 40; good
10 choice s. 2NG3 30.
Sheep Receipts 100 head; market ar-
tive and firm ior best; common 10 mrdi'
um slow at s. so@I %, good TO choice
h 50d5 -.
Eas, Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, December u. Cattle
Receipts 51S head: selling the same ~
yesterday; very light supply and not
very MANY buyers.
Hogs Receipts 800 head: Workers
s. 45Cal 81. Philad-lphias 81 1904 ~.
Sheep Receipts 3.In0 head selling ~.
tive at yesterdays Ir.,s
Cincinnati
CiScisNATI, December 2l.-Iiogs
Dali and dropping. common s. 700
I 40: light 81 1904 IL; packing ~ GOO
4 -: butchers ~ O(a,5 o. Receipts
1000 head. shipments 200 head.
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PRopuoE
CAioago.

CaicAeo, December 81. Flour
Dull and nominal. wheat-Unsettled
and lower; opened strong and higher;
closed at inside prices, very nervous.
weak and unsettled; No. 2 Chicago
spring 96S9Gtc cash; 96tc seller Decem.
her: 96ic seller January; etc seller
February; sales at 96t6 oslo seller Jan.
uary; 99s(a99ic seller February; In the
afternoon advanced tc; No. 2 red winter
96c; No. 8, SIC; rejected Csc. Corn
Unsettled and lower at 36SS6tc cash;
Sole seller January; S6ic seller Februa.
ry; 4lic seller May; rejected Sc. Oats
Dull and lower at :9Ic cash: 29ic eel.
Ter January; sole seller February; SAFE
seller May; rejected 29ac. Rye-Easier
a, S5c. Barley-Dull and lower at 81 o..
Flax Seed-At 81 Is. Porx Active
but lower at $l2 % for new; SIS % Tor
ola, cash; $ll 70(Gll IS sellet Decem.
Der; si2 9SSl2 ga seller January:
$lS 5Otsl3 IS seller February; SIS 30
bid seller March. Lard Dull and
dropping at IS 4!7@s 80 cash; 81 Ssi
seller January; s. is seller February.
Bulk Meats-Dull and lower; shoulders
81 IS; short ribs 81 20; short clear
s. 70. whiskey-Stesdy aud un.
changed.
CIxcixSAri, December 2l.-Cotton-
Fairly active and shade higher At ] &c.
Flour Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Dull. lower and weak; No. . amber
oac; No. > red winter 81 OF. Corn
Unsettled and lower; No. 2 433CSt@c.
Oats Dull and lower; No. 2 mixed &c.
Rye-Irregular; No. 2 96(6SSc. Bsr.
ley-S,esdy: No. 9 fall a6ctSsl 20. Pork
Dull and nominal at SIS 50. Lard
Easier at s. 37!(sS 10. Bulk Meats
Weaker: shoulders Iic; clear RIBS 6tc.
Racon-Scarre and nominal; clear RIBS
S. Whsky-Dull at 81 10. Butter-
Dull and lower; choice Western Reserve
22C6o3c: choice Central Ohio l1@lSc.
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AT HEADQUARTERS.
GENERAL NEWS OF TUESDAY At THE
CAPITAL.
The House Struggles with the Funding
Bill-exciting Debate-0isgraceful
Proceedings Senate Business
Appointments and
General Notes.
WORK AT THE NATIONS lAw-0fflce.

The proceedings in the House yester-
dsy were of a very confused and excit-
ing nature. Robeson desired to bring
the Electoral count to the front again,
but was outmanned and Fernando
Wood succeeded in bringing up the
Funding bill, over which an extended
debate was entered into, which ended
in general war, in the midst OF which
the House adjourned.
In the Senate Pendleton and Dawes
have been appointed to fill vacancies on
the Civil Service Committee. Commit.
tee on Public Buildings reported favor.
ably on bill ior building at Ciarksburg,
w. Va.
The President sent in quite list'of
nominations.
House Committee reported favorably
on bill to provide for sale OF remainder
OF reservation confederated Otoe and
Missouri tribe Indians in States OF kar-
sas and Nebraska.
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THE SNOW FALL.
Heavy Storms-Trains Delayed and Trav-
ell Impeded,

FREDERICK, Va. December 2l.-Snow
fell in Northern Virginia for thirty-three
hours, without intermission. Travel is
impeded and trees broken down by the
weight OF the snow. A storm of such se-
verify has not been experienced for %
years.
FREkroRT, l.. l., December 2l.--Flf.
teen inches OF snow fell here to-day and
tonight. and it is still showing fast. 1t
is the severest storm in this section of
Long Island for many years.
RsD BANK, n. j.. December 2l.--The
heaviest snow storm known in years set
in this morning, falling an inch an hour.
Roads are blockaded and railroad travel
impeded.
LoNG BRANCH, December 2l.-Tbe
storm ia washing away the great ocean
pier. Two locomotives on the New Jer.
sey Southern railroad are booked in by
snow slide at Branchport.
The eighty foot Long Branch pier was
destroyed, the sea breaking five feet of
OF the large columns. Damage es,i-
mated at $4,000. The New York and
Long Branch railroai trains are delayed
at Little Silver 10y the snow drifts,
which are ten feet high.
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unyn1nnIsnt Uoused

NGw YoRx. December 2i.--The trial
Of the suit of the Government against
Julius Is. Bing. importer oi KID glover.
in progress in the United States Dis,rir,
Court for the pas, SIX weeks. ended TO
day. The suit WAS brought ~ recover
penalties sg2rrgsting 600 0O0 for pass
ing eighty four eases of KID gloves
through the Custom House on sll' g-.i
fraudulent invoices. The principal ~i,.
ness for the Government vas OSar
Finks, at one tune clerk With the Bee
Bros, at Breslsn. Germany, purchasing
syents abroad Of Mr. Pings FInks ~s-
To have recei ved s5 0cp IN the event ~
a verdict for the Government. The case
Was given 10 the jury yesterday, but -
they bad failed b agree at Oo'clock they
were lockei up all night. This morning
the jury handel in the follow ing rtic' :
We find q general verdict ior ih. defend.
ant and ws cannot find any in voices
that state less than the actual value.
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Nominations Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, December 2l.-The
Sera'e IN Executive session confirmed
the following nominations:
Eugene Schuley, of New York, Consul
General a, Bucharest. To be- United
States Consuls Sidney w. Cooper, ot
New York, at Crdz: Geo. 7. Lincoln, of
Connecticut. at Stettin; Edward A.
Golugs. oi New York, at Manilla; Henry
La,h,y,on. Of New York, at Pernam'
bucp. Euciyn Z. Massey, OF Vermont,
a, Mahe; Almont Barnes, Of Vermont,
at Caraca; Asa G.. Brindle, OF New
York, at Bahia; Theodore Canisins,
OF lH,nois, at Geestimundi; James W.
Silver, OF Arkansas, at Laguayra; James
NJ. Wilson. of Missouri, at Hamburg;
John Darrall, Of New York. at Bristol /;
David A. Mckinney, of California, at
Honolulu; James r. Wharton, Sur
Sry Of Customs, Portsmouth, Ohio;
Andrew J. Dumont, Naval Officer, New
OclrSns.
To be receivers OF public moneys
Wm H. P,lkenton, OF Kansas, at Wake
ley, Kansas; James ID. Dyer, of Kansas,
Warhita. Kansas; David Il. Dyer, OF
Kansas, Indian Agent at Quapa~ Agen-
cy, Indian Territory; Joseph NJ.
Heirich, of Nevada, Assayer at
the Carson Mint; 1heophilus
Gsines, ". Va. Pension Agent at
Washington. ID. L Geo. Il. y. Tower, ,ot
Mass Supervising Inspector OF ct am
vessels Second dist; Mark ID. Flower, OF
Ainn., Supervising Inspector Of steam
vessels ior Mimi, district; VIM. Law
renee, OF Ohio, First Comptroller OF the
Treasury; Asa D, Oils, OF Vermont.
Commissioner for the Settlement Of the
trench and American Claims, and q
large number Of army appointments
and promotions. POstmasters--L. h.
Fhle2sr, Piedmont, W. Va, Geo. ii.
Snoos. Mount Clement Mich; Mrs. Cora
" HaTSiest Bu,ler Mo-; Richard Ken
necy McMinyllls, Tenn.
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JUDGE WOODS.

His Confirmation a. Supreme Judge Is
Very Doubtful-Arguments In His Fa-
vor.
WAsuISGroS, December 2l.-A con-
siderable part OF the extra session OF the
Senate to-day was occupied in discuss
ing the nomination Of Judge Woods as
associate justice OF the Supreme Court.
Arguments were advanced both in favor
Of and against confirmation. A vote
was taken, and eight votes were re-
corded against it. A motion to recon
slider was made, but it was found that
there was no quorum was present. Adj
journed. leaving the case suspended on
the motion to reconsider. .
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CINCINNATI.
Piclpocle,.-Ch.rged With Forgery.

CIScISSATI, December 2l.-William
Johnson. farmer. from near Batavia,
who had Just disposed Of his hogs and
had drawn money from the bank, was
to day robbed by pickpocket., in the
entrance to the bank OF = thousand
dollars. The loss vas not discovered
until several hours after leaving the
bank. But Mr.. Johnson remembers
passing a crowd. and being ios,led at an
entrance TO the bank
A Commercial special from Sydney,
Ohio, says: J. T. Ayers, q prominent
citizen, was arrested on q charge oi
forging school bonds to the amount OF
go or 3O,0O0. He has hitherto held
high reputation for honesty.
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Exhibition to Hon. Spencer F. Bayard.
The bill was then taken up and
passed. q,
The following bills were introduced
and referred: go
By Mr.. Hereford-For a public build
ing at Clarksburg, w. Va.
BY Mr.. Saunders-To establish an
assay Office at Deadwood, DakOtah; also
a bill to enlarge the boundaries OF the
Norfolk land district in Nebraska.
By Mr.. Ingslls-For the admission oi
New Mexico as State.
Ry Mr.. Brown--A bill for the i'm
provement OF the Savannah, Oconee,
Ocmulgee, Altamoha and other rivers,
and the Brunswick harbor in Georgia.
BY Mr.. Whyte-A joint resolution
proposing an amendment to the Federal
Constitution, permanently fixing the
number OF Judges OF the Supreme Court
Of the United States. The proposed
amendment makes the Supreme Court
consist of one chief justice and - asso.
ciate justices, of whom - justice shall
form quorum. ,.r
On motion OF Mr.. Garland the bill
amending section 1852 OF the Revised
Statutes was taken up and passed. 1t
extends the sessions of the Territorial
Legislatures to sixty DAYS instead oil
forty days.
Mr.. Vest, from the Committee on
Public Buildings, said the grounds were
reported favorably on the bill providing
for building at Clarksburg. W. va.
Placed on calendar.
On motion of Mr. Voorhees,, the
House bill appropriating 5000 to in
crease the height OF the pedestal oil the
Farragut monument in Washington and
authorizing the Secretary OF the Navy
to use the ordnance to ornament the
pedestal, was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Voorhees, gave notice that upon
the reassembling Of Congress on Jan.
uary 5,h, he will ask consideration CT
the bill for the relief OF Ben. Holiday.
An executive soon followed. When
the doors reopened, the Senate ad'
iourned.
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LOUISVILLE.
Death Of Prominent Citizen-Murder at
gainesville.


LOUISVILLE, December 2l.-Major
John X. Wiley, OF W0odfori county,
died this morning. The deceased was
one Of the most prominent stock men in
the Blue Grass section.
A private letter from gainesville gives
the particulars Of II tragedy which oC-
Cured there on Saturday. Charles Me.
Adams shot and instantly killed Phillip
Ryal, at the house OF & J. Sterritt, cdi.
tor OF the Piaindsoier. Ryal commenced
the afTray by firinga pistol at McAdams,
when the latter replied with shot gun,
with an instantaneOusly fatal result. Both
parties are well known and highly con-
nected young men, and the excitement
over the affair ran at fever heat. The
two are connected distantlv, McAdams'
brother marrying Ryal's sister. Family
troubles were at the bottom Of the diff.
Guilty. II is said that some remarks by
McAdams about Ryal's sister caused
the resentment Of the latter, and a fatal
encounter was the result.
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INAUGURATION DAY.
and Illumina,ions.

WAsHI>GroS, December 81. - The
committee appointed to report on the
general plan of inaugural decorations
has concluded its work and recommends
thirty-eight arches. OF gas pipe over
Pennsylvania avenue, with appropriate
decorations representing each State In
the Union, and the decoration OF all the
statues in the city. 1t is proposed. among
other decorations, for the Executive
Mansion, TO have about one hundred
lanterns OF different sizes, and one hun
dred dozen hotel candles The citizens
will also be requested to illuminate their
dwellings. places of business, etc. The
estimated amount to properly decorate
the streets and public buildings is fixed
at II 800.
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House Committee on Indian Affairs

WASHINGTON, December 81. - The
House Committee on Indian Affairs
have agreed to report favorably to the
House the bill to provide for the sale OF
the remainder of the reservation OF the
confederate Otoe and Missouri tribes OF
Indians in the States OF Nebraska and
Kansas. IL also authorizes the Secre-
tary Of the Interior to locate said
Indians on other reservation lands. and
to expend not exceeding $4,000 for
their comfort and advancement in CIV
ilization.
The Committee has also agreed to re-
port iayorab!y Representative Plumb's
bill to authorizs the Secretary OF the
Interior to fulfill certain treaty stipula-
tions with the Chippewa Indians OF
Lake Superior and Mississippi. 1t au-
thorizas and directs the Secretary OF the
Interior to place to the credit OF those
Indians slls, 400, and prescribes the
manner OF its distribution by the Secre-
tary of the Interior.
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WESTERN NAIL ASSOCIATION.
ATwo Fishty-flve Card Adopted.

PIrrsBuRGH, December 2l.-The
Western Nail Association held a special
meeting this morning, at which all Sec
tions OF the country were fully repre-
sented. After discussing the state OF
trade and the prospects for the future, a
81 S. card was unanimously adopted.
While this is the same as the nominal
card, it is really an advance, and, it is
thought, will be maintained.
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tions not wide.
STATE Bo>Ds-ln light request except
for Tennessees and Alabamas. which
were fairly active.
SroCKs-The market opened weak and
in the early dealings le, lned l(al per
cent, Mas Iville, Chattanooga, Canad,
Southern. Lake Shore, Michigan Cen
trail, and Granger stocks leading the
downward movement. AT the first
board speculation assumed strong tone
and prices advanced to ; pr cent.
Manhattan elevated, Western Union,
METROPOLITAN and New York elevated,
and - Paul and Omaha preferred, be-
ing most prominent in the Improvement
During the afternoon decline Of Ia
per cent WAS recorded. the latter in
Canada southern. but in late tranSc-
tions the market a.ain became strong,
and closed AT an advance oi . to per
cent, Canada Southern, Wabash, Pacific
Mail preferred and -. Paul leading the
advance.
Dividends were declared to-day Of 4
per cent on Lake SHORE. per cent on
Michigan Central, and .. per cent on
Canada Southern.
The net earnings OF Michigan Central
increased SGi9.O00 for the fiscal year;
those Of New York Central &}.053, ,UO,
and Canada Southern s,T 900. The
treasury bought 81, 800 oi tie sixes OF
1870.
The Grophic says: Mcssrs. Beln ont,
Scliyman and on. Of the firm Oi DUxri,
Morgan & Co, have recently been Ia
.,l k,yn al aoynYal
portant business interviews with Secrr-
tary Sherman. !. IL now announced
that the interest check, .! ls3Ds viii be
mailed 10 morrow, and the Secretary
saws that between tie 22l Of Dccemb'r
and the lO'h of January he expects %
disburse s7l ,OcO, 900, mainly consisting
OF payments pi lSs0's and the interest
thereon, the interest on lsSl pensions,
and about SlG, 600 600 of the interest on
4 per cent =. There has been some
good buying II New York and Straits.
VILE Company shares the past lew days,
on the favorable reports alOnt the early
increase oil facilities anil earnings. A
dividend in January is mentioned
among the pos.ibl!i,ics.
The transactions on the Stock TX.
change aggregated 81 UO shares, oi
which l..;U we're Burlin ,,on and OUR.
cv, l1.OU were Canada Southern,
1900 &. {. & ]. C., 400 &. &. { x ,
1890 Central Arizona. 100 Chicago
and Alton, 1900 Delaware. lacka~anna
and Western. 3 40 Delaware and ilud.
son, 1000 Denver and Rio Grand-,
a, 900 Erie. 1860 Hannibal and -.
Joseph, 1890 Houston and Texas, j.CC0
Iron Mountain, 2lOO Kansas and
Texas, 2s 90 Lake Shore. 1900 Lake
Erie and Western, 5000 Michigan Cen.
trail, I2. .OOo North western. 900 Nashville
and Chattanooga, 1900 New Jersey
Central, 400 New York Central. 2G,O
Northern Pacific. q, 30 ohio and NIssi-
sippi. 1900 Pacific Nail, 500 Read.
ing, 5000 ~ Paul. I3.OOD II. Paul and
Omaha, 1900 Texas PNific, 5000
Union Pacific, 81 900 Wabash PSiir,
80 600 Western Union, and 5000
Louisville sn'is Nashville, 2 100 St.
Louis and san Francisco and 200
Strai,svIlie Mining.
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DRY GOODS.
Hev YWk.

Nrw Yosx. December 2l..Businss
ouiet in all branches Of trade. but there
i lair nndertone in the market. C,tton
? ,ods in light demand bat frm, and
Stocks in good SHAPE. Prints dull and
s,eadv. Mems wear voolens continue
quiet. but prices unchanged.
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COLUA BUS, o.
Odd Fellows In ssion-Threstened
Strike

CoLrxBus, December 81 The Grand
Encanpment Of Odd Fellows is IN called
session here TO receive instructions 10
the revised work Of the order. One
hundred and eighty.,hrec district depn-
ties are present. a.,
At a mass meeting OF sIiaers, held at
Corning last night, it was decided % de-
mand their pay twice . month. and In
the event OF a refusal 10 InsugurAte n
strike January Ist. The men are now
Maid by the month
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FIRE AT TOLEDO.
One Man Killed Loss ollooC

ToLkDo, December 2l.-The Milburn
Hotel. situate near the SIlburn wagon
works, in the suburb, oi the city, VAS
destroyed by fire this morning. Henry
SEAMAN. an employe Of the wagon works.
leaped from the tInd story of the burn.
ing building aud ws killed. Ions on
building and contents $1,000: insur-
ance 4l2OOO
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Oklahoma .Dsstlers.

Caldwell. Ks. December 2.-Tbs
weather 10 very cold and the wind se-
we're. The settlers remain 10 camp. and
say they will not return homs until they
70 10 Oklshoma. They claim thst two
hundred Wagons ere resdy 70 Join theG.
They sre receiving supplies, snd ny
they will stan in the territory and let
the soldiers shoot from their horses.
They are on the var psth hunting the
man that said ttPy arc pitisbss looking.
or we're showing signs ot veakenipg
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Three Persons Killed Others Injured.

Three Persons Killed Others Injured.
NEw YORK, December 2l.-As the
Washington express train OF the Penn
sylvania railroad passed Briston, Penn
sylvsnia, this morning, two hours late,
it ran into a number OF passengers about
10 enter train bound for Philadelphia-
Three or probably four we're fatally In
jured.