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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-22
JOSEPH,

Sheriff Dubois County.
TRAYLoR 4 HUNTER, Att'ys for TN.
July 18TH. 1e8l-3w. Up. (. % %.
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Chinese GOiug From the East.

New York, 9-ITibune editorial:
Chinese cheap labor has been voted
highly undesirable by the proprietor Of
q laundry at Belleville, n. j. The men,
of whom there were large number,
constantly violated his rules, were surly,
treacherous and careless, ana were, on
the whole, Indifferent workmen. a day
or two since, when one Of their number
was discharged. the Chinese quit because
their empioyer refused to discharge their
foreman, one of their own race, against
whom they seemed to have a grudge,
and whom they threatened to kill. The
affair resulted in the departure of nearly
all of them, and the places OF those re-
manning will be filed with whites. The
proprietor signs his relief in saying he is
glad they are gone" This il not q
picture of the careful, thorough and
clearly Chinese work which writers of
certain class has made proverbial, and
suggests the possibility that it is not the
Caucasian who, for industrial purposes,
is played out.
Mr.. Casebolt, Of Belloville, n. j., who
recently discharged his Chinese hands,
says: They were truly treacherous 3 d
careless and full of nsmeless vices. He
had no faith IN their conversion to the
Christian faith, and they spent their time
every Sunday playing cards and gam
bling. a number left him and ven. 10
Jsmesburg, in 1877. but their empl yers
there soon got rid Of them, and no one
wss employing them now. They take
no iatere in the welfare of the bosses,
and are indifferent worRmen. White
men snd women are neate- and better
ironers. They earn good wages and work
ten hours per day, and there is employ
meRt sll the year.
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Washington AaKices.

New York, 9.-Herold'S Washington:
The report that u change will be made
in our minister to Mexico, 1t is under
stood, is without foundation. Morgan
will remain there.
The Tribune: There is sgain said to be
$50 nominations Row pending before the
Senate, and the President is credited
with disposition to keep on sending in
others, without regard to the deadlock.
He reasons that each q pOintee will turn
himself into a lobbyist in favor OF
change of programme in the Ssnste, and
hopes that in time the effect OF this pres
sure will be seen in some sort of COM
promise, by which some attention may
be paid to pubic business. Rumors al
ready come from Washington that q
compromise Is likely to be reached next
week.
Washington, 9.-Members Of the In
dian Commission Society Of Friends, in
company with Secretary Kirkwood,
called up the President this morning,
and held a conversation upon Indian
affairs
Malone ard Alexander Stephens have
fraternized, and seem to agrees in sntIci-
pating something like political mil en-
Jun, and in believing they will bring il
about
Bill ChAndler's friends doubt his con-
| frmation. Al democrats snd DIN Cam
eron intend to vote sgain.t bin.
| Republicans of Alexa dr.s and Fa--
duire Counties he'd mv5tings yesteT >
l and resolved not . allow MshOns &c
msintSin the regular republican organ
| iZation.
| So many senators are pairing ans
leaving that the chances are the Senate
will be left without 8 quorum and forced
! to sdioura before many days.
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KING-KILLESS.
Have so Say for Them
selves.

st. Petersburg, 8 In tue trial of Mill
lists implicated in the assassin .tion Of the
Car, Gfter reading TIE indictments, the
president Of the court asks d the prisoners
whether they wished to say anything.
RussAkoff, who threw one Of the bombs,
spoke for half an hour. He said he
primarily de.ired to agilate peacefully,
but entered into the lste conspiracy,
seeing no other way out Of the socisl
trouble. Michselof, who was arrests d
Is he entered Russ.kotf7s house, said he
belonged % the terrorist party, but de-
MED Russakof's statement that he pa
ticipated In the arrangements for the
murder Of the Gar. Hesse Heiflin &C
kno wledged that she kept the cons pirA-
tors in house which was for this pur-
pose, bu. denied having actively partici-
pated IN the Cars assassination.
Kebaltschitiscp, the baRb-makar,
admitted his connection with the
HILL or peoples party, their wish, he lsid,
being to gain their object by peaceful
propaganda, but they were oh ICED TO
adopt terrorist moasul es. He admitted
preparing five bombs. Sophia PieOfsky
admitted her participation in the prepAf-
atoms Of the Moscow mine and in the
murd-r OF the Gar. Jeliaboff, who ia
the most intelligent of the prisoners,
huently related with diAbolical satiefac-
ton the history OF the two Alexanderof-
sky mines. He said he was the head OF
one group OF the party, and was charged
by the executive committee with the
work Of organizing the attack by bomb
and was connected with the Sodowa
street mine, as simple worker. After
these declarations the procurstor stated
that it would perhaps be possible to
shorten the trial. Jeliaboh, IN his state. |
ment, attempted to extenuate the causes
of Roussakotf and Michael1ff, by assert |
ing that the former was only propa- |
gandist among Workmen, and knew |
nothing of the arrangement for the muir |
der Of the Gar until the day Of its &C
and that he was entirely |
with the crime. Jeliabot' |
showed great skill in cross-exsmining |
witnesses, and succeeded in utterly con-
fusing one OF them. Io-dsy's Sittiog was |
in hearing speeches for
the prosecution. In the centre of |
the court room are various articles |
Of tangible evidence against the prisoners,
such as boxes Of dynamite, papers, chem
icals, apparatus, etc., placed on a table |
and guarded by gen d'arme with drawn
words.
Several officials have been pronounced
guilty of neglect in connection with the
learch for dynamite mines in Little
Garden street, and will be put on trial.
General Mavanisky, who failed to find |
anything suspicious 81 the cheesemOnger's /
hop, nearly tainted while being iatsrro
rated by the prosecution during the trial
If nihilistE, on Friday.
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PgbIGATTON FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 1872.
GHITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
Moroh Let 1891

JAIL LANE III 3 - A24AH
March LIST, 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
I shat samuel w. Smith, by his at
-nsy-in-fact, a. b. Taylor, whose post
Eca address is Box 7S3 Salt Lake City,
.sh Territory, has made application Tor
iUnlted States Patent for the Grand
bike Mining Claim, situate in West
fountain Mining District, salt Lake
5funty, Utah Territory, consisting of
800 linesr feet OF the lode and surface
g0lnd 200 feet eide, being Lot. No. 277,
81 described in the field notes snd plat
Oi.he official survey on file in this Office,
win magnetic variation a. IL deg. 80
MN. ssst, as follows: Commencii G at
p9s No. l as established, from which
United States Mineral Monument No 3
b.rs n. 0 deg. 10 min. w. 1853 feet
distant, ihence n. 81 deg. 10 min. ".
40 feet to post No 2, thence n. 81 deg.
80 min. 4. 1850 feet to post No. s, thence
S. 81 deg. 10 min. +. 200 feet TO post No.
1 thence 5. 81 deg. so min. w. 1900 feet
b post No. l, the place of beginning,
ecntaining an area of 5,075 acres, eXclu-
hvs Of all conflicts, the said mining claim
beng Of record in the Office Of the Re-
eorier Of ssid mining district, Bingham,
III Salt Lake County, Utah. TIE nesrest
known locations beng the Grand Ouch
eSS and Sacred and Little Treasure. ANY
snd all persons claiming adversely any
portion of ssid Grand Duke Mining
Claim are required to fle their adverse
Gains thereto with the Register of the U.
{. Land Office, st Salt Lake City, Utsh,
giIhiu the sixty days period of publica-
tiaa hereof, OF they will be barred by
Eriua oftha provisions and statutes of
he United states in such cases made and
provided.
direct that this notice be Published in
the Salt Lake Daily HERALD, the news
Ps?er p lbii.hed near. st the said mining
e.s.m, for the period of sixty days.
MARI a. MCMAsTER, Register.
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Domestic Dashes.

Orange Court House, Va, 9.-Four
inches Of snow fell in northern Virginia
last night, making the third snow fall
this month.
New York, 9.-The Oder brought
SS27, 900 gold.
ST. Louis, 9.-Shipmeuts of grain to
New Orleans on foreign accounts, since
the opening of nsvigatio !, February 18Th,
about 100000 bushels, being 81 in
crease of nearly 1000 600 bushels over
the previous year, although in 1880 the
river opsned nearly six weeks earlier than
this yea.
San Francisco, Suit was COM
menced 10 the United States circuit court
yesterday, by the United States against
the Central Pacific Railroad Company, to
recover S2O4 1888 arrears ofincome tax
alleged to be due by the defendants.
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lppLICATION FOB PATENT.
UyIrED STATES LAND OEEIcE,
Notice No. 79I.


SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
March let, 1881.
voTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
lat Samuel W. Smith, by his at
,,r,y-in-fsct, a. B. Taylor. whose post
80 address is Salt Lake City and
CIV Territory Of Utah, P. o. box
"a has made application for a United
49, Patent for the Grand Duchess
III Mining Claim. situate in West
a~.,l.in Mining District, salt Lake
innate. Utah Territory, consisting of
/ T0 linear feet of the lode and surface
g-'u "a 200 feet wide, being Lot No 276,
"a described in the field notes and plat
=. tl..I tEci.} survey on file in this Office,
,r,,l ,5-grgtic VAT iation at u deg. so min.
rs.t ss 6lIoRs: Commencing st post No.
Y a. established. from which United
STATES mineral monument No. 8 bears
\ . deg. 46 min, Z. $3.50 feet, sis
lsal. thence n. 81 deg. 10 min. W. 1873
feel 10 post No. 2. thence S. 70 deg. "A
min ". l476 feet 10 post No. 5, thence
S 81 deg. 10 min. e. 200 feet to post No.
!, thence n. 81 deg so min. e. 1875 feet
70 post Nc. l, the place OF beginning,
containing hu a. en- u - tOO hCE65s tAGiu-
i've Of all conflicts, the said mining
sl.im being of record in the Office of the
Recorder OF said mining district, BinR-
lam. in Salt Lake County, Utzh. The
-ea.est known locations being the Grand
Duke and Sacred Little Treasure Any
ad all perions claiming adversely any
-9rtion Of said Grand Duchess Lode
lining Claim are required to file their
siYsr,e claims thereto with the Register
1.-THE U. S. Land Office, at Salt Lake
Cty, Utah, within the sixty days period
publication hereof, or they will be
.srr,d by virtue Of the provisions ard
sstules Of the United States in such
ass made and provided.
direct that this notice be published in
Be Salt Lake Daily HERALD, the news
ssrar publthed nearest the said mining
a.in. for lhe per, d Of sixty days.
MARI II. MCMAsTER, Register.
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Fire Record.

Chicago, "A Burlington, Iowa,
special: j. J. Harrison's elevator burned
early this morning. LESS, $4,000; in
sured. Seven thousand bushels Of fax
seed and 1870 bushels of grain we're also
burned.
A Mount Vernon, O., special: At
midnight last night destructive FIRE
occurred here, G s. G. Cooper s. Co.'S
engine and iron works building, 300x60
and two stories high, being destroyed,
with large stock. Loss, S150,0O0, fully
insured in the Ashland, Royal and Brit
ish companies.
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,pPIICkTION FOR PATENT.
~ Notice 10. $50.
u - SALT LAKE CITY, U. T.
February 10, 1881.

SALT AGhE VII u L.
February 10, 1881.
r1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Null Iorin FAR, Enoch FAR. and
y En1 RorIe: whose Postofiice address Is
John ~ S;tv Utah, made application for
Ogden States Patent for the "Snov
me- ~ inning claim situate in Big
l.s.h,S,vood Mining District, 81 Lake
80 .g Utah Territory, eonsL ting OF
ty ~, Iiinesr feet Of the ode and surfscs
! 500 I'g soo feet wide, b ing Lot No III
gfg.lliIl .Cribed in tbr Aeli n les tni pl t
so l0 ssfsicisI survey or 6le IN this ollie,
q nc o.-ti variation ct 10 degrees 40
in -H' - a. follows: Commencing at
El';l.' ls.,crv unonumeBttbence n. AS W.
Eea.'C.t,o Doint in the enter Of ORTIZ
5N 80 siie line, thence :. 450 W. $50
s7t''' post No. !, thence S. 49, L 600
f. 20 PSI No. ., thence n. 45' Z.
~ ~ .. 70 Post No. 8, thence n. 49,
i'' s6 ,51 fset to Post No. thence 5. 49,
" Fo0 lee, g. Post No. !, the piece uf
% ,irg of surface bounds, Containing
b.. i.' Of %. G6l-lO00 acres. From
~ "a - Q Z S. NJ. Nj. No 3 or
~ " FLAT bears S. 40 10 w. |
g.. :. ~, 5i.tsnt. The said mining claim
-. J ~ = -ecord in the Office OF the Re
oa-iS n ~ aid mining district at Argents,
G :. LeIe County, Utah. The nearest |
! legations being the Arg nts, !"
I'D Commerce. " 80, !
~ si,act that this notice be published
3. ,ic Salt Like Daily HERALD, the
!. r,raDer published nearest the sad
-.' :. 2 claim, for the period Of sixty days.
q. McMAsTER, Register.
n. 4. BAILEY
- ..t,rney for Claimant. no
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3 French Official.

New York, "a French paper called
the AHleTgcdH Correspondence says: We
are not afraid OF being eontradicted by a
single person when we assume that the
whole French-Americsn population has
been painfully impressed by tie re ceipt OF
cable dispatch announcing that Ed
ward Bruil, French consul-general of
New York, bad been recslled and placed
upon the retired list. This premature
action and compulsory retirement of q
French official whose patriotism and ia
telligence have been displayed both at
San Frsncisco and New York, hes acton
ished every one. MIR. Bruil has probably
made but one mistake, in trusting too
implicitly to reactionary msrquise5 Of the
past and present, who have controlled
and still contro! the French legations at
Rome and Washington.
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PPLIGATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 79S.
EEITED STATES LIND OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
Marrh Lat 1881

March LIST, 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
II tha. Andrew Hay, by his attorney
Io-isct, a. B. Taylor, whose postotiee
Fd1refs is BOX 7SS Salt Lake City, Utah,
made application for q United States
Patent Tor the Central City Lode Mining
Csim, situate in West Mountain Mining
District, Sslt Lake County, Utah Terri
tory, consisting Of 800 linear feat Of the
lode d surface ground zoo feet wide,
aeing Lot No. 275, and described in the
field notes and Mat eff the official survey
On hle in this Office, with magnetic varis-
ton At Il deg. east, as follows: Com
mencing at post No. l as established,
thence north 81 deg. 10 min. west 200
feet to post No. 2, thence south 50 deg.
30 min west $751; feet 10 post No 8,
Gence south 50 deg. 80 min. west S49.7
fsat 10 post No. 4, thence south 81 deg 10
min. east 1872 feet TO post No. 5, thence
north 50 deg. SO min. east ESQ feet to
post No 6, thence north 81 deg so min
east SOl.3 feet to post No. /, the place OF
beginning and corner first e-ts0ll, he'd,
containing sn area If $3.50 acres, exclu-
siva Of conf icts. From post No. Of
survey. United States Iriangu s''0o
Point ID bsars north Z deg. Is min. cast
4,s0S feet distant. The said mining claim
being Of record in the cfhcsao the Re
corder of ssid mining district. Bingham,
in Salt Lake County, Utsh. The nearest
known locations being Saratoga Noun
tan, Gen. Washington and Fsirview.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of ssid Central City Lode
Mining Claim are required TO file their
adverse claims thereto with the Register
Of the U ). Land Office at Salt Lake
City, Utah, within the sixty days period
publication hereof, CT they will b.
barred by virtue of TIE provisions and
s,stutes e the United STATES in suci
sses made and provided.
I direct that t3Is J.o.ice be published Il
he Sslt Lske Daily REgsLD, the news
psper published nearest the said miniDi
claim. for the period OF sixty days.
msr2 d. MCMAsTER, Register.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-10
Landing Lesseps.

New York, s.-Panama sdvices to the
30th of March say the House Of R4prs-
proved the following: The House Of the
United States Of Colombia presents its
congratulations to the eminent laborer in
the field Of universal industry, Ferdinand
DeLesseps, for the admirable triumphs
which he has won in his project of
opening an inter-ocesnic canal through
the lsthmus uf Panama, conquering diff
fc ulties OF every kind, which appeared
to be inseparAble, and placing the most
collosal enterprise of the nineteenth CEN
fury on an early and sure realization.
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The Chic Crash.

Chic, "a medical commission is
now sitting to consider the expediency OF
covering the rubbish in the fortress with
earth, as there is no hope of saving any
lives, and the disinterment of the dead
might produce an epidemic. 1t is now
believed that throughout the whole island,
which contsined 10000 inhabitants, 6, 600
or 7, 600 were killed end % per cent. of
the survivors wounded. French, British.
United States and Austrian gun vessels
in the hsrbor are doing all in their power
to assist the authorities ia the work of
relief. Ooly ten OF the Inhabitants Of
Chesme were killed, but msuy houses
are 10 ruins, and 30,000 people are without
sheltaT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-10
Farms, Grass Lots. Etc.

ONE OF TIE FINEST FARMS IN SALT
" DaGe Valley, 80 acres, in good cultivation,
with I-Room Brick House, Brick Barn, Brick
outhsules, everything irst-class; 81 ,O0l.
on ACR6 RAkM At LEASANT GROW;
OU 10 meadow, lucerne, Is in crops; price
81 800 will exchange for city property.
y ACRES, FIN ckO, fERrE BIO Ks
. west of Sixth Ward Bridge, broom Frame
House, all in excellent cultivation; price S525.
odOS GRASS L0', X ACRES, 10TH
O4EO, Ward
IL ACRES GRASS LAND, FENCED,
y with Spring on it, near hefcity; S2.75l
O1ACKEo MEAN SANDY. TWENTY
o. five fruit trees, water right, broom house;
sTHREE 6-ACRE L0rs. JNIMI ROVHD,
on AIT Rezch, south east Of city; $3.50.
on acre. Or LaNO, on E-HALF MILE
on west Of Sixth Ward Bridge, 20 acres OF 1t
good grass land; Spring on it, 500.
III sCkES opposite FIRST WARD,
n well fenced, with 153 assorted fruit trees
bearing; full water rights; 500.
ACRE UNIMPhOVED, on Est
j Bench. dirt cheap; Sis
IFIFTEES ACR- S o. STATE R0AD, TEN
1 miles south tw stacks lucerne, aud home
and new wagon for IS o..
V1HREE FULL TES-ACRE BLOCKS SUIT
able for farming or hay land, right in the
city, conveniently situated near the railway
depot; price $3.50
A FULL GRASS LOT, II ACRES, 10TH
"A ard, on railroad track, S375.
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The NIammorh Queen.

Detroit, 9.-Mrs. Chas. BIllou, of Ss-
rantisc, this stAts, the fa--famed fat
woman, known as the Mammoth
Queen" died yesterday. Her weight,
WHEN with shows, was $40 pounds. She
has been al her home for some time past.
Her weight before death was 400 posnds.
The cssket containing the body was Fix
and half feet long, three feet wide and
twenty inches deep.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-10
TELEGRAPHIC
Played OutPeaches.

New York. 9.-DelAware sdViees are
sll unfavorable for the peach prospect.
Not only has the peach crop for the sea-
son been Destroyed, bu. the trees have on
the whole suffered very badly. There is
reason TO believe new orchards will have
to be planted before another crop like
that Of 1880 is again produced.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-10
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL.
VALLEY HOUSE
Andrew Q. Brixea, Proprietor.

linden THg NEW aExaGEa sNT
u this eeRirsl and popzls- aots has bssn
renovated ard thorOH=a ally repaired FOR &c
reception OF guests.
Rstes per dsy, Sl.50 to 81; per week,
$8to $40, according to rooms.
Board per week, 81,
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Building Lots

G0OO GOOD BUILDING LOT ON BRIG
CJUU ham street, close to business, 3x10
rods. car lire hydIant water.
q -OS B Hiding LIT EI3HTH WARD,
GDZO 5xIO rods.
= CORNER LOT, 21Ox1G5 FEET, ON THE
= horse car line, suitable for the erection OF
tenement houses. Price reasonable Call and
enquire
null LOT AND A HALF, A CORNER,
Eleventh Ward, suitable for erection OF
tenement houses; y, GOO
1.-TWO FULL LOIS ON THE HORSE CAR
line, Eleventh Ward; 81 800
EXCELLENT CORNEA LOT, MIMI
u Ward one block from horse car line, suit
able for erection OF tenement houses; g, 501
WE Y CT I L BUILDING SIZE NEAR
Y the Eagle q ate" for . fine residence,
water gas. and horse car line.
A NICE BUIbiING-L T ON ARSENAL
n Bill; 3kxl0 rods; below the waite ditch;
hne view, nice neighborhood, close to business
cheap a. 500.
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s8ONETAEy AND STOCKS.
New York, April 9. 1881

New York, April 9. 1881
Money easy.41E 6; goverr uents stea iy;
stocks closed easy; Western Union,
1l6H Quicksilver, 10; Pacific,
81; MaripOss. 8; Wells, Fargo, 1lS1z;
New York Central, 1855; Erie, 472S;
Panama, 247 off'd; Union Pacific, 1873;
bonds, 49, Central Pacific, S71z; bonds,
lis; Sutro, IL.
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To one and all we can say that nature merely
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envelope on receipt Of three cent?. Consul
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CPECIAL ATTENl ION PAID TO RENT
y ing houses and collecting rents
00R000 EASTERN MONEY, JUST
y ZOOOO- Received, to loan on long tins,
81 low rates, on real estate
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-12-09
Fire fin the Tennessee Penl
Tertiary.

Special to the Daily Chronicle, Monday.
All the machine shops In the Tonnes
see penltontlary burned at 1 p. m. to-
day, together with a very large amount
of unfinished work and lumber. The
fire companys could make no Roadway
against the flames, and ono company
was Gually compelled to ADAM
don one of the engines on account Of
the intensity Of the heat.
The company having got into II panic
tho utmost confusion reigncd among
the prisoners, some Of whom having
been pcnucd mp IN a corner BY the heat,
had to be eXtrlcated by means Of lad
ders over the walls, which are about
forty feet in hight. Ia the hurry and
hustle aud excitement over the fire u
large number of convicts oscapeds
There were 725 convicts In the prlsoE
Az tho convicts inside WORKED faith
iully with buckets toqssist 70 flro de-
rartment, but to little get. The.
Wings containing The cella. Aere saycd,
aild the conyicts will bc Nuiieilcdsin
tlcm tonight, The loss y estimated
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