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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-09
METROPOLITAN MENTION.
A MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.

knti0nal Associated Press TO The Star.
NEW York, April 9.-John Woolbel
Smith, aged thirty-seven, stove manufac.
turer of Philadelphia, who was under the
naH9e of ]. w. Jones, had taken passage on
the Canada, which sailed for London
Wednesday, and who was found with his
leg broken in two places and empty
pockets, on the street at clock Wednes-
day morning and told the police he was
George M. Jones, Boston dry goods mer.
chant, shot and killed himself at the Hos.
pital yesterday. It appears he was drink.
Ing Tuesday night and visited 'The Wind
sor,p Bowery variety theater. He fell
into bad company, was assaulted and robbed
Of considerable sum Of money, and gold
watch and chain worth SITS. The motive
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The Bones of an Aborigine.

Special TO the Star. p
ANDERSON, IND, April 9.-Workmen ex.
cavating cellar on the north side of the
Public Square, yesterday afternoon, ex.
humed skeleton Of what is supposed to
be an Indian. 1t must have been placed
there half century ago, as the place
has been occupied by buildings nearly that
length Of time. M 't
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-09

Burglars were out in force last hight.
In addition to the Bassenhorst burglary,
two more were reported to-day. At 47O
West Liberty the crooks got two coats, and
at 1888 Vine street the same number of coats
and some household goods ~.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-09

The residence of Mr.. H. Stegnsr, No.
472 Liberty street, was entered by burglars
last night, who carried off valuable over
coat and lot of clothing. ..411.. ....
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Sand Lot Sparks.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Ass0clated Press 10 the Staf.
SAN FRANCISCO April 9.-Kearney's case
was continued till Saturday to give time
for making new transcript, correcting al
legged defects in the statement.
1t is rumored that Kane, the Working.
mems Senator from the Eleventh District
will be expelled frolu the Senate for charg-
ing attempted bribery without revealing
the name Of the person Offering the bribe
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The County Commissioners held no
meeting to-day on account of repairs being
made in the Office. .... ..... ...
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J.J. Smith, who rooms at the north
west corner of Second and Plum streets,
reported this morning at Police Headquar-
ters that he had been robbed last night
of SILT, ..- .H
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VEGET|NE.
Sleeps Well--Appetite Restored--
Am Now HappY.

BALTIMORE, Md,
Union Protestant Intrmary, April II, 1879.
Mr. Fl. r. STEvENs-Dear Sir: have been suffer
ing with my kidneys for number of years, and
several other complaints. Ihave taken your Veg
etine since last September, and have found such a
relief could not sleep, and had no appetite.
can now sleep well, and can eat anything, and
can honestly say l owe 1t to your Vegetlne, and
am most happy to recommend it.
Yours truly, SARAH CHAMBERLIN.
am personally acquainted with Miss Sarah
Chamberin, and know the above statement to be
true have sold large quantities Of Vegetine,
and find it gives satisfaction
H. MITTNACHT, Druggist.
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VEGET|NE
Purifies the Blood; Renovates
and In vigorates the
Whole System.
Reader, Have You Got ScrOfula,
ScrOfulOus HumOr, CancerOus
HumOr, Cancer9
YOU CAN POSITIVELY be CURED.
Thousands Of Testimonials
Prove 1t.
Vegetine Cures When Physicians
Fail.

CRAB ORCHARD,
Lincoln County. KY, May s, 1878
H. r. STEvENs-Sir: consider 1t duty I owe
you and the public to let you know what your
medicine, Vegetine, has done for my daughter.
About four years ago she was so afflicted with
scrofula as to be drawn TO one side as she walked.
After trying several of the best physicians at home
and at Louisville without relief she was induced
to try Vegetine. After taking twenty bottles
consider her perfectly cured. She has now beau
tiful, clear complexion, without blotch or blem-
ish, and have no hesitation in attributing her
cure to your valuable medicine. and in recon-
mending it to the use of the afflicted. There are
many of the inhabitants OF this county who can
and will testify to the above.
Yours, MRS. 8. E. BROOKS.
I can testify to the above
J. E. CARSON,
Firm of Carson Bros. Druggists
W. F. KENNEDY,
Proprietor Crab Orchard Hotel
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PARNELL ABASDoNs CORK.
PREPARED FOR ANY EMERGENCY.

PREPARED FOR ANY EMERGENCY.
PARIS, April 9.-The Journal Des Debats,
Of which Mr.. John Lemoine is editor, pub
fishes this morning leading article be-
lieved to be not wholly without inspira-
ton from the Government, in which the
keynote Of the immediate policy of the
Administration seems to be struck. Mr..
1emoine's paper although not in any
proper sense Government organ, has nev-
ertheless been on good terms and defended
the policy of M. De Freycinet, almost with
out exception, since the latters accession
to power. The article congratulates the
French people upon the present highly
satisfactory condition of the country. 1t
alludes to the wonderful power of recuper
alton possessed by France, almost alone,
among the nations of Europe.
No matter how great or apparently crush
Ing disasters might fall upon her, few
years of undisturbed industry fully restored
all that had been lost. France had passed
through unpleasant and some humiliating
experiences, but has now completely re cov-
cred her strength. She would be able,
should occasion unhappily arise to throw
into the field larger and better equipped
army than ever before, but it was to be
most sincerely hoped the occasion would
not arise.
THE Archbishop PROTEST.
PARIS, April 9.-The Archbishops Of
Tours and Suffragans have addressed to
President Greuy an energetic protest
against the anti-clerical DEGREES. f
SAILED FOR MOROCCO.
The United States steamer Enterprise
bailed from Gibraltar on the Goth of March
tor Tangier, Morocco and Hampton Roads.
Germany.
SOME SOFT SOAP FOR BISMARCK.
BERLIN, April 9.-In reply to Prince Bis
mArck's threat of resignation, the Emperor
states that he does not feel it to be his duty
to relieve Prince Bismark of his office OF
Chancellor nf the German Empire because
he was unable in one particular case to car
nv out the task imposed on him by the
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Clauses of the
Constitution. These Clauses have refer
ence to the homogenity of the various
States in commercial and financial affairs
Russia.
FLEET FOR CHINESE WATERS.
ct; oI n,n,e;o ~ nv tho nn;,t - d;snatoIs;nm
So'oi"' ~ W ~ CO.:
s;nn.n CO.. arv fnrthnr hostile Jan,on
.trat;ons On the mart of China, II il be-
i;aved in semi.official circles that the rela-
tions between Pekin and ST. Petersburg are
\ 30 strained b !, recent events that an appeal
10 arms is likely to be made.
d cz.prNA's HEALTH IMpRovrNa
The health of the Czarina is announced
-, .omewhat imnroyed although she is hv
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THE STAR

Is handsomely printed sn psrs WhiAg
paper from clear cut type, that makes 4
easily read, even by . poor light h
clear and spsa print y Q jsg = ~ -
weak eyss.
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The Figures Represent the
Net Liberal Gains.
France Expresses Herself Pre-
pared for Emergencies.
The Emperor Supplies Some Soft
Soap for Bismarck.
Great Britain.
NET LIBERAL GAINS.
onal Associated Press to the star.

Rational Associated Press to the Star
LONDON, April 9.-The latest returns give
the Liberals Sl6 seats, the Tories 1913 seats,
the Home Rulers 80. The net Liberal gains
| thus far are 88.
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DOLLAR WEEKLY PAPH
YBuxxD N TIE couNTKI

II b tAe paper that meets the wa.isa
the farm and the fireside more fllly TIM
any other, as will BE- seen BY . oarsfll
examination Of the following facts, s.1
q comparison Of the paper with ~
other Of the city Weeklies
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the Liberals 5l6 seats, the Iorles lS3 seats,
the Home Rulers 80. The net Liberal gains
thus far are 88.
DENNIS o'coENER ELECTED.
DUBLIN, April 9.-The Liberal successes
! continue, and their majority is hourly re-
! oeiving additions. The Home Rulers have
carried Sligo County, electing Mr.. Dennis
OOonner and defeating Mr.. King Har-
mann. Sligo County has registered vote
4 of 8, 266 and elects two members
PARFELL ABASDoNs CORK.
I DUBLIN, April 10.-Mr. Parnell has now
4 informed his constituents al Meath that
y he will not desert them, but will resign his
seat for Cork. A Parnellite meeting at
4 Westport, County Mayo, yesterday, was
I broken up by mob because the language
used was insulting to the priests, and some
/ serious fighting took place. A very disor-
| derly county election was held at Cork
yesterday, and some lively fighting oc-
! Cured. Mr.. Finigan delivered speech,
but the meeting refused to hear Col. Colt
hurst and adopted Mr.. Parnell's nominee,
!. Mr.. Kittle. s. l5#s 81.
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VEGETINE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
No. 97.l AN ACT

To provide for the postponement Of the pay
eonaagration, general destruction Of the
crops, or other public calamity, as pro-
yided for In article 2t2 Of the constttu-
ton. 4 ztt .'- '-[
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the General As-
sembly of the State of Louisiana. That In case
destruction of the crops by storm, or other
public calamity in any district or parish OF
this State. rendering the forcible collection OF
taxes In any such district or parish, on such
account impracticable, there shall be no such
collection Of taxes, State, parochial or NUM-
cipal, On lands or other property 80 affected
In any such district or parish during the year
OF such CONDENSATION, destruction, overflow or
other public calamity; but such payment or
collection OF taxes shall be postponed until
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17

ELECTRIC BELLS-THE NEWEST AND
~ best method of Beil-hanging known; It -
destined to .supersede entirely the old-fash-
ioned, bungly, annoying and expensive stYl6s
No breaking of wires on the contrary. when
once In position for the electric current 70 pass.
is necessary to sound an alarm is TO press
gently q button, which may connect with bells
In servants room dining room, kitchen. stable
houae. (No burglar will enter house with one
Of these bells In IT, Said buttons can be 30 ar.
ranged with Indicators that q servant can tell
Numbers OF our most prominent merchants
are using them. with great satisfaction. both
for their residences and stores. Send for cir
eulars and references, &.
JAS. a. REYNOLDS, Agent,
ja2e f No. 90 BarOnna street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17

t4& &G01OlAhf uEPA
For salaries of judges of
Supreme Court, from the
first OF January to fourth
OF April, 1880, nine thou-
Sand two hundred and
sixty-nine dollars and
forty-one cents
Salaries OF Judges OF Su-
prerne Court, from April
ffth to December 81, 1880
eighteen thousand four
hundred and seventy.
two dollars and twenty
cents. .........-.
Salaries OF judges OF Su
prene Court, year 1881
twenty-five Thousand
dollars. ..........
Salary of reporter OF Su-
preme Court, from Jam
uary l, 1880, to April 4,
1880, at twenty-five hun
dred dollars per annum,
six hundred and fifty-two
dollars and eighty cents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAr SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1880

enumerated for the 1880.
Board OF State Engi-
neers and for the pro-
lection of levees, shall
cease Immediately after
the general government
assumes control of the
levees In this State; and
IL shall be the duty of the
Governor to supervise
the appropriation for
levees of this State, and
prohibit any further ap-
preparations after the
gen. raj government as
sumes control OF the
levees Of this State.
OUT OF SPECIAL FUND.
For support OF Charity 1880.
Hospital at New Orleans,
from the annual reve.
nues received from the
Louisiana State Lottery
Company. for the year
1880, forty thousand dol
lars, for the year 1881,
forty Thousand dollars $4,000 o.
For support Of same from
licenses upon auction
GERS, of auction sales for
the year 1880, ten thou
sand dollars for the year
1881, ten Thousand dol
lars ......,-....1........ 10000 o.
From inspection fees, de-
rived from the slaugh-
terlng of animals. under
the y slaughter House act,
Tor the year 1880, ten
Thousand dollars for the
year 1881, ten thousand
dollars. .............. 10000 o
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ana n.ty cents. s.......
School Fund-
Compensation for parish
assessors Tor the year,
lsso, three Thousand
three hundred ana thir-
ty-tnreed collars and tnir-
ty~tnree Genus, LOT ths
year 1881, three thou,
sand three hllndred
ana thlrty-three dollars
anu thifty-three GENTS;
Compensation lot bohrn Oh
Assessors. parish OF :, UT
leans, 1or the year 1881
Two tnousaIlu anu eighty'
tnree ooliars ana 1hlfty'
,, tnIee ca.ts. :, ,'....,....,'
Sine Moncns m umpelsa'
tlon, boa.n ., hssesHors
parish Oh ,oao Ofieans, Io'
the year 1851, one snou, !
sahu i've nunu,su ,, an y
Maes-t"o = ooilars "h'
m'y m'y W, o'pgs ss .,.....1,,..;,' Z, :,
,, ue'se.tst t.,eg"sse, ~ FnsuI ., !,
opmpelsasson oI paIas.
assess'o.s sase iok .ho yea. :
leoo, tnlse tu2'ist.n. ~,
tnIse nulu,eu ,,, hn.. !, LII =. :
ty-snIee s uoliaIs . anu s '.t |. 7 ,
Ly-Io1a r., cents loI sn'
year 1851, thles tnousan. !.
tnree nunuIeu alu .n,L !. Z !.
ty-tntee s ao..a aoilars anu 1aif
ty.loul eenes ;s1. -. .,,,,.t.,,, ~, -, =,
oonLeusasion ~, ~ boas1 s ~, "
Assessols, parish y, sa. AL
ieans' I9r ene yeaI iooaI ]
tW0 IN o U b u M y u anG !
e,YnIy,tnree uoliafs ss'io
tnlrty-louf genus. ...'
Nlne months compensa'
tion Board OF Assessors!
parish Of OTl can 9, iol
tne year 1881, one tnou'
SAND I'VE hundred ane
slxty~tWo COLLARS anC
ntty cents. :..........''
Interest -htt1'd.-
Compensation for parish
@ assessors, ior tne yea
1851, Usll thousalu uoi o.
lars, Ior tne year 1851
ten tnousann aoliars. :,
compensation OF boaT1 o
ASSESSORS, perlsn Oh OI'
leans, Ior lne year 1904
SIX thousand Two nun
dred and nifty COLLARS.
Nine months compensa'
tion board q Assessors
phrlsn OF Orieans, oi
bne year 1851. TOUR tnou,
sane slx nunarea and !
elghty-seven collars ano
n1ty cenB. .......',..;,
Appropriation for Board
OF Assessors, parish Ol
orleans, nrsg quarter OF
1880. general fund. five
hundred and twenty dol
lars and eignty-three
CENTS.
General engineer fund. tive
hundred and twenty dol
lars and eighty-three
cents. ..........,...,... =.
School FUND, five hundred
and twenty dollars and
ettgghhttst-fet.r tg eents
Interest fund, one thou.
sand four hundred and
sixty two dollars and
fifty cents. .......
INN AZ New Orleans. for
the year 1880. ten thoII-
sand dollars for the wear
1sa1 ten Thousand dollars
For kaenino Sfafa-Ho1se
clock in order. for the
year 1850. fiftv dollars :
FOR the year 1881. fiftv
dollars
For salary of State arm
orer. for the year 1880, one
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the succeeding year or until another crop
natures.
R. NJ. OGDEN,
speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
y. d. MCENERY.
Lieutenant Governor and President oil the
Senate.
Approved April 10. 1880.
LOUIS A. Witt,
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
Will, A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.
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RY VIRTUE OF A FINAL DECREE EN-
- tered 10 this cause on, the ninth dsy Of
special commissioner. will offer for sale at pnb-
lie suction, to the highest bidder. at the Canal
House, in this city OF New Orleans. State of
Louisiana, at the hour OF Ia o'clock M On
WEDNESDAY,. April 40. 1885, the following de-
soribsd stock, to wit:
ONE HUNDRED t1oo) eHAREB OF THE
capital STOCK Of the New Orleans Mutual In
surancs Association tnow the New Orleans In
suranee Association). desc ibed In conpiain-
ants bill, represented by certificates No. fa3 for
sixty shares and No.160s for forty shares tEar8-
of. fs5@@I
Terms of sale-Cash In United States money
on the spot.
J. WARD aURLEY, Jr.,
Special Commissioners
Apf7 "a 25 and "A
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SALE OF CREDITS Or CLAIMs DIE TO
bA1D INsOLVENT ESTATE.
by United States Com mis sssn
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE,

In the Circuit Court OF the United States for tla
Fifth Circuit and District OF Lvuieiana.
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NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANKING Az
gOC;ATiON vs. NEW UkLtANH MUTUAL
INr URANCE ASSOCIATION. Er. AL. = 40.
8O27.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-30
WASHINGTON.

Bret Harte was confirmed to-day
as consul to Glasgow.
The judiciary committee Of the
house discussed the Acklen case tos
day and expect to close the investi-
CATION Wednesday.
Senator Cockrell's bill, intro>
duceed to-day in the Senate, to
provide for opening a direct trade
between the states of the Missis-
sippi valley and Brazil, authorizes
the postmaster general to con.
tract with the Mississippi
Valley and Brazil steamship
company, of st. Louis, for
a semi>monthly mail service from
New Orleans to Havana, Kingston
and other points in Brazil, the con>
tract to be for ten years, and COM
pensation $25 per annum per nau-
tical mile, estimating the distance
from point to point over the route
traversed; 1T also authorizes the
carrying of express packages of
goods not weighing over twenty
pounds, and other provisions.
The president sent to the senate
to-day the nomination of John B.
Hickman, of Florida, to be United
States attorney for the northern
district of Florida.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-30
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS,

WAsHINGToN, ID. c., March Co.
Declsiol p we're rendered by the United
States supreme court to-day In the
following cases: Memphis and
Charleston railroad company vs. the
state of Tennessee; appeal from tho.
supreme court of Tennessee; decree
affirmed. The question involved in
this case was the validity OF an act (
the Tenuesse ltglslature repeating that
provision OF the state constitution
which authorized hs creditors OF The
ate to bring euit against IL
En the state c0urts. This oOnrt
holds that the right to sue, which the
state gave 10 Its creditors by the pro.
vision aforesaid, was not, in legal
effect, a judicial remedy for the ens
forcemenL of their contracts with 1t.
IL was merely consent to be sued
! for the purpose of having an adjudi-
cation. When that judication was
bad, there was no power In the courts
to enforce 1t. A state might refuse
| to pay, and the Iurts could not
compel 1t to do so, remedy
! which Is protected by contract. The
clause OF the federal constitution is
something more then the privilege Of
having claim adjudicated. It must
include the power to enforce the re-
cults of such sdjudica,Ion. Only such
remedies as are required to infOrce a
contract are protected by. the fed
eral constitution. The right to
sue, which the state gave to Its
creditors was pract cally Of no value
to them as means OF enforcing their
contracts. II gave them no real REM
edy, and consequently withdrew all OF
that right but did not impair the obli-
CATION OF their contracts within the
meaning Of the prohibitJry clause of
the constitution,
Chief Justice Waite delivered the
opinion.
The South and North Alabama rail
road company va. the s'a!e OF Ala
bsma; appeal from the supreme court
Of Alabama. The point Involved in
this case was precisely similar TO that
in the preceding one, and for the came
reasons the decision OF the lower courl
/ il "a I'll fune,f
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-30

same committee, reported a bill
authorizing the president to call q
sanitary conference to meet at
Washington, D. @. Placed on tho
calendar.
The morning hour was dispensed
with and the house went into
committee of the whole on the con-
sular and diplomatic appropriation
bill. The pending amendment
striking out the clause appropriating
$40, 900 for charge d'affairs and Dip
lomatic officers abroad, was de-
feated.
Mr.. Blackburn's (Ky.) amend
ment, proposing to deduct so per
cent. of their salary if representa-
tiyes abroad are absent from duty
four months in one year, was de-
feated. His amendment to stop
their pay il absent more than thirty
days was also defeated. His
amendment to reduce the salary of
the secretary Of legation to China
from S. 900 to 50, 500 was also de-
feated.
Mr.. Blackburn the offered an
amendment providing that no
diplomatic officer not mentioned
in this bill shall be entitled
to any salary or compensation
of any kind whatever, and repeal>
ing laws authorizing the payment
of any salary or compensation to
such officers.
In course of debate, Mr.. Aiken
Is. C.) created good deal of
amusement by stating that he had
made calculation and had discov>
cred that % members consumed II
per cent. of all the time of the
house. Ofthe remaining time 8 per
cent. was consumed by southern
men, 10 per cent. by one man from
Michigan alluding to Congerl and
the balance by northern democrats.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Cox On. W, replying to the
speech of Mr.. Blount, on Saturday,
defined his position on the consular
question. lie would strike down
the salaries of men whose only busi-
ness seemed to be to dire at cafes,
listen to the gossip of men who were
not in sympathy with republican
institutions and return home at
pleasure when not gallevanting
through Europe.
Several tits took place between
Singleton and Blackburn, in which
Blackburn asserted that Singleton
did not understand his own bill, and
Singleton reiterated by pointing
out two blunders which Blackburn
had made ia his Saturdays speech
within the space of line and a
half.
Adjourned.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, March 29.- The king Of
Siam will leave Bongkok early in
April and visit the chief capitals of
Europe. After o short stay in
England he will start for the United
States.
Parnell, while attempting to ad-
dress an election meeting at Ennis
earthly last week, was received with
yells and groans and discharge Of
rotten eggs. He gave up the at
tempt to speak. He was hit in the
face by an orange, caught round the
waist and nearly hurled from the
platform.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-30
VIRGINIA.

LYNcHBURG, March 29'-The
second case of the United States
against the county judges, for vioN
lation of the constitution, came up
to-day, being that of Judge Griffin,
of Roanoke county. After a pow
erful argument for the defense, the
case was given to the jury who,
failing to agree, were discharged.
The Jury stood II to l for acquittal.
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same committee, reported a bill
authorizing the president to call q
sanitary conference to meet at
Washington, D. G. Placed on the
ca1andar
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-30
WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, March 29.-Saturday
afternoon an explosion occurred in
the Gasten coal mines at Fairmont,
West Virginia, by which Jas. Reese
and James Work lost their lives.
A number of mel were in the mines
at the time, but escaped moro or
less bruised or burned.