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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25

Some excavations commenced at
the distance of about kilometre from
the walls of Pompeii. with a view to as
certaining the nature of the surround
ings of the city, have led to the disoov-
cry, within an area of but few square
metres, of thirty skeletons, ten of which
were huddled together in one room Of a
small suburban villa, and among and
upon the bones were found bracelets,
necklaces, earrings and other objects.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25

Gun REPRESENTATIVE lately learned the fol-
lowing from Mr.. Catl sicgmund corner Con-
grcss and Washington streets: Ny daughter
suffered from Rheumatism to such an extent
that II crippled her, rendering her unable 10
walk at all. We consulted many physiclans
and used all kinds OF medicines, but in vain.
Atiast St. Jacobs oileffected the happiest
results. 1T cured my daughterSs obsl, 4 btn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25
A German named Rubner has been

"A German named Rubner has been
making some interesting experiments
to determine what proportion of the
several ingredients of various foods are
absorbed in the body. 1t was found
that with carrots and potatoes no less
than thirty-nine per cent. passed
through the body, leaving sixty-one per
cent. to be retained. 1t was proved
that far more of flesh is retained than
of any other food. ,a,,,t..., f..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25

Mrs. A. MiLLEn, 1fa'oenescc street, fuifa-
10, N. ", saysil "James Cough lPellets cured
me OF q very bad chronic cough. can recon-
mend them to all troubled with coughs or
lung difficulties. esi the best remedy known"
Benton, Myers & Co., Cleveland, o., Wholesale
agents. sfffFtt NffN NnA1tIlf 1iiW ,Y1NJuI
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25

No palatial hospital needed for Hop Dits
ters patients, nor large snlaried, talented
puffers TO tell what Hop Bltters viii do or
cure, as they tell their own story by their
certain and absolute cures at home.
York Indepsndent. IN IL, ...- ..rr
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25

EVERY business man likes 10 be patron
lied, provided his patron docs not ipstronize
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25

If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompsoh's Eye Water. Druggists sell II. 25c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25

BECAUSE man SAYS he lives On faith you
must hot infer that he win refuse good
dinuer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25

CnESrEN than blacksmithing-is Frazer's
Axle Grease. For sale everywhere. I Try it.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25

There are 5000. 900 Christian com,
municants in England and Wales. The
average Sunday attendance at places OF
worship Is 100000;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25
"rI,o,. cure for Con.umpt,on

"Piso's Cure for Consumption t1ni
Has been sold in Davenport under guaran.
tee, and in three years not single bottle has
been returned. This. fact is a good recom-
mendation Of the medicine. -Dduenpor iIa)
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25

REDDISG's RUSSIA SALvE has proved It's efIl.
cheney by atest Of three-quarters of a century.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25

THE decline in eggs Is httribated to the
fact that hens are shelling out more freely.Jog D
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25
IA ,xoDsRE MINg8KA.

hs the turtle soup yw6 stqsted, like n gallant
TO pay some pretty. tribute to this muslin,
But she turned and softiy asked me-and 1
Cv ownthe Question t,,sked me- q -
whet, were my fixed opinion on the present
eaasiss Suffrage laws.s ue-sit-ra
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25

1 admired alioveiy Blossom resting on her
gentle bosom; 1uc, otcg. wa
The remark l thought safe one-I could
E5ps shartilyl lmade u worse; fis1 be- o. i1s tae
wttha smile,like any Venus, she gave me its
.eses rume, aff,t genus, nno'l .rll -1'ygtn
Aud hopened very calmly botanical dis
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-03-25

fl.slcosurse'l91M lfA&ilH .H3 lHf
hovered, sa ,AQGI4
Like q AZ, tender bencdiotion in q, little bit Of
Further to i'm pair digestion, she brought up
the Eastern Question. " p Or 50
by that time l fully echoed that other fellows
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SPEAKER KEIFER NOW.
THE HOUSE WILL COME TO ORDER
The Land Of Patriots and Statesmen Raises W
Another PaVOrltS Son to Fame, and the State
Ouss More Resumes Her Place Among
the Nations Or the Earth.

WASHINGTON, December s.-Next Mon
day Joseph Warren Keifer, Of Ohio, will
be elected Speaker OF the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes. Until yesterday morning 1t did
not appear probable that such would be
the ultimate result Of the canvass for the
Speakership then in progress, but yesteF-
day at midnight the probabilities appeared
to he strongly in its favor, and when the
Republican caucus assembled at noon to-
day, and the first ballot was taken, there
was not much reason for General Keifer's
friends to doubt that he would receive the
nomination. On that ballot his vote was
so, that Of Mr.. Hiscock Al, that OF Mr.. Kas-
son 10, while the remaining 50 were d.
vided between Messrs. Reed, Burrows,
0rth and Dunnell,
On the second ballot, General Keifer
gained three votes, and Mr.. IIiscoCk lost
the same number. On the fifth ballot
General Keiter received so votes; on the
seventh 81, on the fifteenth Bl, and on the
6S-which elected by l7-tho
number OF votes necessary to choice,
Mr.. IIiscock varied from SO to 40, after the
FIRST ballot, until the fifteenth had been
taken, when, convinced that General Kei-
fer was the second choice OF a large major.
ity OF the caucus, and after consulting that
gentleman, Mr., HisCoCk signited to such
1f his friends as he could communicate
with, his desire that they should cast their
votes for tho Ohio candidate. The result,
of course, was General Keiter's immediate
nomination.,
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FOREIGN NOTES,

The King and Queen Of Italy will yisit
the Emperor OF Germany early Id the
spring.
i. II is stated that England has offered 10
mediate between Turkey and Greece in ne
postOillces differences.
Ex-Empress Eugenie Is confined To- ter
house In London, In consequence OF indi4.
position occasloned by a fail.
The spinning mills Of Black & Wtbpate
Glasgow, burned. Loss, 10000. O6e
thousand persons are thrown out Of eiiil
ploymeht.
An attempt was made on Saturday b
murder Governor Manuel Iedo, Of Guhii-
luanto, Mexico. The wonld.be assdSSina
were instigated by political enemies.
a Paris correspondent states that Cen
cral ChanSy, nt the request Of Gambeilh.
will stop few days In berlin on iliS TS2
TO 81 Petersburg, TO present Letters Of e.
call. '. r.
The London Tms, discussing the aySl,m
Of allowing prisoners 10 give evidence Aaye.
"The incidents Of Guiteau's lflai 6uSbi
not 70 prejudice our decision In feeafi Io
this important question. His boisiefou1
vanity would have insured scenes Al Nj
trial under any SYSTEM
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admission OF Delegate Cannon, Of Utah
Many well informed persons, however, are
OF the opinion that the house will b
ready to proCeed to the election Of otiicens
early in the afternoon, in which event it Ia
expected that the Republican nominees
will promptly receive the requisite major.
ity vote, and the Presidents message be
sent in before to-morrow's adjournment
Barr and Errett OF Pennsylvania, are
declaring they will not vote for McPher-
son for Clerk OF the House tomorrow.
Bingham says he is opposed to McPher-
son, but will vote for him because he is his
party's nominee.
Barr and Errett say they will join with
any combination TO beat MCPHERSON. II Is
said they tried to make u combination
with the Democrats, Greenbackers, Read.
iusters and Independents to concentrate on
somebody against Mcpherson.
II is likely that Barr and Errett will re.
fuse to vote for Mcpherson, but the general
impression Is thNt they will not carry their
any further,
1t was reported tonight that Senator
Cameron was working to beat McPheson;
but he denies 1t, and says he is not taking
any part in the fight,
There are two or three Democrats ab.
sent, so that even should Barr and Errett
vote against MCPHERSON, a combination
strong enough to beat him cannot bo
effected.
Early this evening there was some up.
easiness that a combination might be made,
but at this hour midnight, It is cor.
ceded that MCPHERSON will be elected
without trouble. One plan Of oppos-
ion was 10 adjourn the House im.
after General Keifers election,
with o view Of trying to make a combina.
ion, but they found they were not strong
enough.
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A Colorado Mobs' Novel work on a
DehperRdo.


Desperate.
DENVER, December 4.-The TriJuae's
Lcadville special sayE Gold Park, mining
camp, Il in d furious excitement Four days
ago Harry Weston, foreman Of the Gold
Mining Company, was shot and killed by
Bagley, u discharged blacksmith. Bagley
had also made an unsuccessful attempt to
shoot Superintendent Turney. lie then
fortified himself in his cabin, which was
Immediately surrounded by mob.
The cabin was beseiged for eight hours
without dislodging the occupant Finally
large quantity Of giant powder was placed
near the door and ignited. An explosion
followed which tore the cabin to pieces, and
llagley wns found with bullet hole
through Ills heart, having comm ed Ell.
eide. IAgley has several syinpathizprs,
who have threatened Turney's life, and d
strong guard surrounds his cabin day and
night Jack White and Bagley's friends,
who were ordered out OF the camp BY The
vigilantes, parallel the town all tiay with
n pair Of cooked revolyers, looking for The
committee, but they left al night. Much
trouble is anticipated.
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script,

TuG selection by the Republican Con-
wrsional caucus Mt Washington, Saturday
night, OF Mr.. Keifer, OF Ohio, as the Re-
publican candidate for Speaker, will pro
badly turn out to be a wise one. Mr.,
Keiicr has been in Congress for several
successive terms, and has therefore that
desirable personal acquaintance with the
personnel Of the House. He is also gen
orally accredited with fair and judicial
mind, which Is also m important re-
qutsite for the Speaker, and his record Us
auseiul member in all the various phrases
Of a Representatives, duty is pointed tc
with pride by his constituents.
The choice Of Mr.. McPherson as candi
date for Clerk also reflects credit upon the
rauCrs,
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litical party would Imperil the Republic,
do not believe that at ull.

do not believe that at oil.
Q. Do you believe the success Of the
Democratic party would tend, in any de-
gree, to bring on another civil WARP
A. No, do not. / think tho Southern
people are the last people in the world to
desire to go into any war. II there be any
war, 1t will come somewhere else than from
the South,
Scoyille-That is all,
Witness-I was quite unwell when got
the summons 10 attend, never saw the
prisoner, and know nothing about the mat
ter,
ScoyilIe-The reason will be stated in the
argument.
BAILY, THR DISTRICT ATTORNEYS sTRNo-
OGRAPHER,
was put upon the stand, and Guiteau be-
came ut once excited. He changed the
witness with coming to him us New
York Herald reporter and tricking him
into an interview, the notes Of which
were used by the District Attorney,
Baily afterwards made up u report from
his notes for the New York Herald and
Guiteau wanted to know what he received
for 1t, It was finally brought out that
Baily had received $500. The prisoner
was worked up considerably, and contra
dicted the witness, accusing him Of perpe.
trating fraud upon him, scoville wanted
Baily's notes, but they had been de-
stroyed.
BaiIy denied emphatically that he had
represented himself to Guiteau MS ia Herald
correspondent, or trlCked him In any way.
WITNESSES WANTED,
The prisoner read list of names OF per-
sons he wanted subpGnHd, to show the pO-
litical condition Of the co lntry last spring.
The names were President Arthur, General
Grant, ex.Senators Conkling and Plat,
Messrs, Jewell, Robertson and Dorsey; and
Senators Jones and Logan; also, Bennett,
OF the Herald; Reid, OF the Tribune; Jones,
Of the Tina; Dana, OF the Sun; and Hurl-
burt, OF the World; Gorham, Of the WASH
ington Republican,; llutchins, Of the Wash.
ington POSl, and William Penn Nixon, Of
tho Chicago Inter Ocean.
No attention was paid to the request.
Scoville said he liad issued subpGnp
for President Arthur, but did not care to
have him summoned until he had seen
him personally, and had directed the Mar
shal to that effect.
Afterward SCoville resumed tho reading
OF the clippings, and there being no other
witnesses the court adjourned.
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Atfnrslhin a AnnIhani.

MENPnls, Tenn, December 3.-At Jack
son, Tenn, this morning, Mrs. 4. Q. Nc.
Ghee was accldently shot and killed by her
son John He was In the act Of shooting
some pigeons, when his dog ran between
his legs throwing him down, and the gun
falling from his hands discharged itseli, the
contents Of both barrels striking his mother
in ihe head and chest, death ensuing al
most instantly. Young McGhee wor:
Skinned his mother, and has been wild
with griei all day. She was sixty years oI
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NEWPORT II. l., December 4.-William
II. Durfee, Of the firm OF II. Greene & Co.,
conlesses to forgcries between $1,000 and
$1,000 He forged tho names Of benjamin
l!ateman and George Il. Vernon, andused
!llo money in the firms business. Duriee
has been one Of the most respected young
men in the city. He secured the money
from all but one or two banks. His failure
10 take up note Of Sj75 led to tho ex-
losure. II seems that both Vernon and
Bateman have been endorsing forhim, and
when the notes became due Durfee forged
their names on the renewals. No arrest
mnin
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Tur Washington Republican wants to
know us the Republican party too
hrre?o Judging from the coure Of the
R,Oublican in regard to some questions,
tbe natural inference is that it has already
answered the question in the affirmative,
and is doing its best to reduce the size Of
tho nrpanizatiOn.
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A t,nmnrtilt iiriminni.

1,tRNtSdnAN, ALA, December 5.-Atiss
Sellers, living near this place, was us
saulted In the woods to-day BY man
named IIolcomb, WHO struck fer with a
heavy stick, knocking her down and ifaC.
turing her skull. Tile Cowardly villain
was soon after captured, and the young
woinan's father was with difficulty pre-.
vented from killing him. tiolConb took a
dose Of sttychhine In the meantime and
died In intense agony. Miss Sellers con.
fitinn IA critical.
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spRrXarfELD, MASS, December 4-The
wife Of David McNiilen left him several
years ago. Lately she became housekeeper
for Father McCarty, the parish priest at
Last night McAiillen went 10
the parsonage, but was refused admittahce
lie returned three times and rang the door
bell violently and kicked the door, and
when Father McCarty came to the door
McNlillen shot him three times, wounding
him fatally. =
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ARRESTS AT srEUbBNv1Lhp.
The Police Make Important Captures
N the Ohio Town.


srEuBESvtLLE, December 3.-This morn.
ing two Of the celebrated outlaws Of this
city David and John Yoder, who style
themselves the James brothers, were caught
by tie police in the southern suburbs nOar
the rolling mill. It will be remembered
that David knocked down a policeman
with hatChet while trying 10 arrest John
some time since, and then both
rouges fled the city David Is a
very important witness In the Cnim.
my Jim murder case, mention oI
which has been made In your columns,
and his arrest now Is very Opportune, al
the Grand Jury Ia now In session. A
sneak thief about eleven o'clock This
morning entered the law office oI
Walden 4 Elliott and took several
gold pens two pairs gold spectacles and All
oyercoat belonging TO Mf. Elliott, tIlt
above named gentleman got on the lracI
Of the thief and had the Marshal ARES
him % he was making for the train, III
plead guilty, andwas fined and sent 10 jaiI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-05

EMPEROR WILLIAMS health continues
prccariols and serious apprehensions are
tlt as to his recovery, Should the vener-
ab!o Kaiser shuttle off the mortal coil, the
nJatons between England and Germany
will be more closely cemented by family
tie. Prince Frederick William, heir-appa-
rent TO the Throne, is son.in'law to Queen
Victoria, and the intimate friend Of the
Prince Of Wales,
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New YoRK, December I. Officer
0'llara this evening arrested John Baum,
who, with four other men, was unloading
stolen cigars from n trunk, O'lIara started
for the station with the prisoner, when the
latter drew revolver aud fired three times
at the officer, who returned the fire fatally
wounding Baum. ltwas subsequently dis.
covered that the five men belong to a
regularly organized band OF thieves. The
cigars were stolen from Station & Storms.
One case was marked II. II. Huffman,
Terre 1laute, Ind, and another Herman 4
Uilman, Peoria, Ills
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SALT LAKE, December 4.-'The Salt Lake
Tribttnc says, on Mormon authority, that
John Taylor was married to n wealthy
widow Of this city, at ST. George, last
month. Under cover Of n preaching tour
through the southern settlement she wns
taken 10 81. George, where, in the reccsses
OF the new temple, the law could be em-
phatiGally defied and lie avariCe, character.
istic Of the head Of lheChurch, be gratifed
at one stroke and with absolute safety.
Such are the grounds Upon which the re.
nnti Il rtehitnh.
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CARELESS COUPON CLIppER.
Robbery of Railroad Bonds-A Daring
Daylight Deed. IT.

Daylight Deeu' .s
CLEVELAND, December 3.-0ne Of the
coolest and most successful robberies ever
committed In this city, II not in the State,
was perpctmted ut the Commercial M
tional bank about noon to-day. A loud
telephone call came to the Central Police
Station thatan officer was wanted imuedi-
ately ut the above bank. Lieutenant Madi.
gan and pNtrolman Moller Immediately
hurried to answer the call. Word was
sent to the headquarters OF the Chief Of
Police, and Detective Lawrence was sent
from the City Hall to the bank. When
the officers reached the bank they were
told that gigantic robbery had been per.
pctrated that $l00,0O0 worth Of bonds had
been carried away in u small box by an
unknown man-taken from the Presidents
office under that officials very nose. The
following account was given Of tho rob-
berry:
Shortly alter noon President D. p. Eells
was sitting in his private Office cutting
coupons from nile OF bonds which lay
beside him on his desk. When ho had
finished hO placed the bonds in n small
pasteboard box about eight inches long by
live wide. ]. NJ. Gidden, a friend OF Mr..
Eells, came in to talk to him, and Mr..
Eells, laying down the box, soon became
engaged in conversation with Mr.. Glidden.
While thus engaged there were several
persons passing In and out OF the room to
whom but little attention was plid. But
one man entered whom 1t would have
been well tU have watched. lie had been
sitting in the Presidents office for some
time, and no special attention had been
paid to him. lie must have quietly
picked up the box and walked out uncon-
cernedIy. This he did without being no.
ticed BY any Of the bank employees. In
about fifteen minutes, when Nlr. Eells turn
ed to pick up the box OF bonds, he dis.
covered that It lnd disappeared. A list Of
the bonds was taken to the office Of the
Superintendent Of Police, which is rs fol-
lows:
The following are the numbers Of the
stolen bonds
Five Milwaukee 4 81. Paul Railroad, l.
4 NJ. Division, first mortgage railroad
bonds, Nos. S,O3s, S,O30, sop, S,046, $3.50,
S,052; total, $4,000.
-Four Milwaukee 4 St. Paul Railroad, I.
4 NJ. Division, first mortgage railroad
bonds, 5000 each, Nos. 0,70S, 300, 0,7l0,
OIL; total, $4,000.
Twenty-Five Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail-
way, first mortgage bonds, Nos 6}j, G37,
D4S, O+4, Oi5, 1,05I, 1902, 2,432, 2,433, 1900,
2,8iO, 20ll, 1920, 2023, 2,O30, 2037, 203S,
2,030, 2,0i0, 2,Gtl. 2,6i2, 2.O43, 2,Ol4, 2,Ol5;
total, $4,000.
One Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul Con.
lsoIi,lnInI ttnIlIvnV hnnl M A. CS1 81 600.
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A thsr.i.r I,runE nnd ils l,e.ulls.

LOUISVILLE, December S.-Louis ltohr
shot and killed Leo Merritt q drover, In
the saloon Of the former near the Bourbon
House stockyattlg Tonight The men
were strangers, Merritt went 10 tho house
to take u drink with friend, whom llhor
disliked. Both were ordered out Words
followed, ending rs stated, Rolir was
drunk at the time, and Ia now In jail.
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os,ee. Nos. a6 and "a Fourteenth street,
ono refuses to be set down upon perma-
rentIy. She comes up smiling and takes
,ba third place in the Government

TnE Supreme Court Of Missouri has just
,oDjercd decision, written by Judge
Norton, in which it is decided that q man
who knows what he is doiug-knows that
he /, violating the law-when he commits
murder, must be held responsible, This is
n good precedent to cite in Guiteau's case,
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Las VEGAS, December 9.--seven prison.
efS, including John j.. Webb, under life
sentence for rnutdet, and Davis liudabaugh,
escaped from Jail here this morning. Ru1a.
baugh was a member Of the notorious
"Billy, the Kids, band and was sentenced
10 hang iot numbering a iallof In the at
lainni 10 feleaae Mebb,
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TnE Presidents message may be expect
e to-day, Usually the newspapers are
able to givcat least an intelligent synopsis
Of the document in advance, but proGting
BY the experience Of e1.Presidcnt Hayes
with his last message, President Arthur
has kept his from the public by ncgleCting
to have it printed at all, and will, 1t is un-
dcntood, send it in to Congress in manu-
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KllIed Whlle counllnr Cnr..

CAMBRIDGE, ONO, Dec. IA young
man named Sherman Hamilton, an ei1i-
ploye In the baltimore & Ohio Railroad
office at Lore City, this county, while al.
Sisting In coupling cars yesterday, fell be-
meath the train, and the same being n
motion, his leg was severed at the thigh
and an arm at the elbow, causing death Ia
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New YoRx, December S.--The foliowihi,
Is the weekly bank statement Loans, ia
crease, $5G2,000; specie, decrease, $i,705i-
800; legal tenders, increase, $2O0,100; de.
crease, $l2S,O0O circulation, increase, $13s,
0OOj. reserve, decrease, 81 ,40l 1915. The
banks now hold $iSO0S5 less than legal fe.
Quirements.