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wherever the question may involved OF the effect one
to a certificate OF naturalization ssued by compeent
court and in which 1t not denied that the claimant
presenting il Is the person to whom 1t was originally
Issued. feel myself the constrained 10 give you
this instruction as Commission is not the creation
Of treaty constituting it International Court out
simply arbitration agreed upon between one OF Ly
predecessors az Secretary of State and the Spanish Sec
retary for Foreign Affairs To these Commissioners no
larger powers could be given than those possessed y
sonay charged with the duty OF seeing that the terms o
the arbitration are duly executed and that no
shall come the interests of the United states ~ n
exercise of power which do not possess ana cOu ho0
therefore delegate. am, SIR, your obedient servant,
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TIE ERENCH GROWN JEWELS.

PARIS, Dec. S.-The committee on the bill
for the sale OF the Crown Jewels inspected them yeSter-
day 1t is proposed TO retain an assortment including
certain presents from foreign monarchs, ana SWORD
valued at 100000 francs and possessing artistic value
The committee are also dsnclined to sell the Regent
diamond fearing it would be bought by entcrprsng
Americans exhibition. They are IN favor OF dfos-
ing OF diamonds to the value OF $2iOoOJO, possessing
no historical value.
In the French Chamber OF Deputies to-day the grants
asked for by the Government dcfay the cost Of the
two new Ministries adopted by vote OF $50 TO lO3
The Regent diamond was purchased for Louis Nv,
from Mr. Pitt who Governor of Madras M l1O- II
cost $3.50 900 but Il s supposed 10 be worth fully twice
that sum. IL weighs 1863 carets, aud j. cunsiucrtd tue
finest and most perfect brilliant in Europe.
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CRIMES AND CASC4LTiES-BY TELEGRAPH

BOY FATALLY SCALDED.
psG SbS tv yySaeG ySIaeGfSS yessTda sqn Oh
RUN OVER BY \ TRAIN. ,
ATLANTA. Ca. Dec. S.-Last night at Suwannell,
% on ,o LIAM M p Dean and man named Hurst both OF Atlanta
A BURGLAR sENTEN -,
HARTFORD, Conn Dec s0John nm nEpS iIlespSle na tns
ago Sunday night sentenced to-day to ten years IN state
Prison. ATRAMP's REVENGE.
DETROIT Mich Dec. S.-An lta ian tramp named
HAIRY Jones times last night near Nashville Barry
County A CoLoRED BOY KIDNAPPED. =,
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Dec S-liaIris Vaughan,
smntSn and carried OF in supposed slong
coastng schooner in the Roads
ABURGLAR SHOT.
CoIINnUs Ga Dec. S.-A dispatch to The En-
states that negro Richard h4cEstt was shot
ing TO rob the safe In a warehouse
KILLED BY ANDREW JACKSON.
,gD9T T9g9E ssObdd M and Dff instantly
Huber DURING dispute ss @GSHt talked TaseS a.
STRUCK WITH AN AXE
WnKEsBARRE Penn. Dec SGJo3n ro., Judge; GsS:ry
miner in e S. s9PSy St ne Gt his upon the
with an axe, inhcting mortal wound
MURDER OF MATILDA RAYMOND.
WopURN. Mass. Doc S.-The verdict OF Iriai m
Justice p l. Converse Raymond inquest r. that MA
indictod upon her by Henry Forrin, Of WoOurn
FATAL GUN ACCIDENT.
BoRDEXIowN ~ " pee killed near oarssbars MON
onth County yesterday He attempted TO blow he powder
nt of one barrel his when the other barrel expea
blowing the top OF his head on
LAWYER STRUCK DOWN IN COURT
DrNyFR Col Dec. 8.-A dispatch from Leadvile
10 The Tri6tne says: Yesterday IN the County court
vers RYAN Sears had an alteration and the atei
noudd the the head with char fracturine
III skull His T, very Is doubtful
EXTRADITIoN OF A PRISONER.
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, Dec. S.-Dlstrict-At ttorney
Hatcher of Buffalo yesterday made application for the extra
Si.to ~ Parker wanted in Buha0 in c0nnec
ZION with murder The Court sustained the apple aioI
and Parker for the production OF further evidence
TWO MURDERERS SHOT.
Sr. LOUIS Dec. S.-Two brothers, named Hiram
and vaientne Mercer while resisting arrest last November
ho, ana kied deputy sheriff Mercer County, Iowa
They were tracked TO their brothers farm In Chrsnai
County, NO. and a. they tried 10 hfe oo t"r pursus ~"
Thursday, they both shot dead
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Thursday Dec 3, 1881.
The Marquis OF Lorne viii sail for Can ada January
IL The Princess Louise will remain for the present in
England.
At the wool sales to-day $500 bales sold consist
ing chiefly of sydney and Cape. There was no mater
iai change In the prices.
The Governor Of Eastern Siberia socits yearly grant
OF S320oOO In aid Of Russian emigration to the Amo0r
River region TO the influx OF the Chinese
Engineers believe that with heavier artillery and
solid shot the operation for dslodgng impending
OF rock on the RisikOpf will be successful
The Madrid E liberal claims that Spain, as the suzer
ain OF the Sultan Of the soooo Archipelago has the right
to veto any cesson OF territory he may make in the
Island OF Bornco
Dr. Lamson who is suspected Of causing the death Of
a studsnt at the Benheim House School, Wimbledon,
with tina view OF succeeding 10 bis property, and who
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A VIENNA THEATRE BURNED

ABOUT THREE HUNDRED LIVES Lo'I, n,.
49, .,,vI-, scrSE AT TIE THEATRE-THE flhh
CAUSED BY THE UPsETTING OF LAAr :,
DENTS OF THE PANIc-vIENNA fhof
MOVED. - Loot h1,
II is estimated that 800 lives were ioSV oy
the burning of the Ring Theatre, IN VIENNA
last evening. Some people escaped by leapng
from the windows on cloths held below Inc ire
was caused by the upsetting of lamp on the
stage. In the confusion the iron partiuoh'
which might have arrested the spread OF the
flames, was not lowered. Intense excltemeh'
prevails i'll Vienna.
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pROFrTs FROM COINAGE OF SILVER.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. S.-rhe Director OF the
Mint has caused examination to be made OF tne ac-
counts Of the United States Coinage Mns rom the lst
Of Juv 1873 to June 30 1881 to ascertain the exact
amount and cost OF the silver purchased by the Govern
ment and the profits the coinage Of silver during the
three fiscal years named The profits have nten cen
mnts July l. 1873 RI2l725 AZ, and $1,000 80 profits
on trade dollars and surp bullion credited m to tae same
~ -7I 37I II has been deposited In the Treasury,
S22ll2i ~ paid for expenses OF diStr ntion ana
~sl35i % paid for wastagcs and losses by eale OF
sven. of leaving in the nins July 1881 81 lOl,643 AZ
which was verified by actual count the 3Oth OF June
last by from the Treasury Department.
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SNOW IN NORTHERN NEW-YORK
WATERTOwN. n. Y, Dec. S-Four inches of snow
fell here last night
STRIKE IN PROVIDENCE.
PROVIDENCE, X. l.. Dec. S.-Seventy-tive laborcrs
Wkesbarro Pier struck to-day because Of the dis
charge Of man. - -
NEWPORT, Il. J., Dec. S.-Some of the banks hold
ing w II. Durfees have engaged eminent counsel
with OF trying prove that the indOrsos names are
forged The indorsers aso propose contest the case
DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA.
MOBILE, Ala, Dec. S.-William Mulhall, aged
died oday OF hydrophoba He bfton three
by his dog No symptoms OF the disease
shown until two days before his death
NOT GUILTY OF MURDER
PROVIDENCE, k. l., Dec. Sin the Common Pleas
Court jury the OF Gilbert Goyee indicted for
killing In low tavern In Pawtucke the 4th OF uy,
hours deberatiOn In with verdict oil not
guilty. ,. - . ,
Boston, Mass, Dec S.-A petition has been hled
In the Superior Civil Court BY T. Benner attorney ASK
ing debamont from practice of Harvey shepar
prominent young lawyer OF Boston, recently cand
date City Solicitor the ground of alleged serious pro-
fessiopal Irregularities.
SUICIDE IN RICHMOND, VA
RICHMOND. Va, Dec. S.-Leon Schaap, news
music dealer BrOad this city shot and killed hm
sef his store this afternoon. He was native OF hoan
and about hfty u He had been Id tnls country
thirty The Of the suce unknowu ana
there sst pznsssniiv that tho act was acciaensl
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SENATOR MORRILL, ON PROTECTION.


WASHINGTON Dec. SIN the Senate to-day MI
Morrill, read long speech advocating the creating
of Tariff Commission, as proposed by the Eaton
bill which passed the Senate at the last session Oh
the XLYIth Congress, but was smothered IN the
House of Representatives. A large part OF Senator
MorrilIs speech was devoted to historical review
of his subject, and larger portion to an argument
in favor of protective tariff and against free trade
During the delivery of Mr.. Morrill's speech sena-
tor Voorhees, was observed to pay close attention to
the speaker and it is understood that at an carry
day the Indiana Senator will take occasion to eXc
press his views on the subject. IA full abstract OF
the speech is published in the regular report OF
SpnnIn nrnrpphimpS
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ANTLMORMON BILLS.

WAsHINGTON, Dec. S.-Senator Vest to-day
introduced bills bearing upon the Mormon question
one Of them provides that Whenever any marriage ac-
cordng to the forms, belief practice Of any religious
denomination shall be soemnzed in any Territory oil the
United States "A written certificate OF such marriage
CONTAINING names and Csidence of the parties married
shall be fled ia the Office Of the Clerk or the supreme
Court OF the Territory. The bill also provides that the
certified record such marriages sha be adss!De as
evidence upon trial Of any cause IN any court nI me
United states The provisions Of the bill are not To Apply
to marriages between Indians in the Territories. lhe
other bill provides that woman shall be dsqualIhS,l
m witness in any trial for bgamy In the Territories, by
rn.nu her mnErlngn 20 the delendant IN tle case
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4 T1LKIyG MITCH IN MEMPHIS.

Mr,rpu1s. Tenn. Dec. S.-Hauiman, Hart
oJe,rv and scbuebI bcgau a seventy-nye-hour race
here last night nj o'clock at the Exposition building
for 81 900 purse-Har and OLeary against Iartl''H
and schmchl; Hart and Hartman TO go as you p'aS''
OTeary and schmchl heel aud toe.
Hart completed hls sixtieth mile in IL hours -
minutes; OLeary. 50 miles in l3 hours 81 minutes {;
schmehl SO miles in 13 hours - minutes, ana n@tt, m M
man M miles I'm l.; hours 80 minutes. Hart was OF c
track for two and half hOur but Is IN tHe coh9i3l
this morning and going at his usual RAPID GAIT Nj S
o,h,rs are doing well except Hartman, who complains
inn Z IN .gfn
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RI0TOUs MIYERs IN THE WESE

ST. LOUIS, Dee. Sat the Harris mines, at
Berkner a few mes from Last 81. Louis. the striking
coal miners gathered al o'clock this morning several
hundred strong and established GORDON around th'
pits through which the siil working would nave 10
pass The sheriff and posse appeared ON the scene ana
IA. strIcrs rctfrod Later they returned I'm increased
numbers armed with revolver but the shrrh aua ms
posse arrested several ringeaders ana quced tue Io
M fnrn
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FRANCE SHARPLY AssAILED.

LONDON. Dec. S.-Unohicial summaries OF
tbe speech OF senor Mancini Minister OF Foreign AZ
fairs IN the Italian Chamber Of Deputies In reply 10
structures on the Government policy show that he re-
ected severely on the conduct OF France In Tuns as
unjust TO Italy France he said had stated that the oc
cnEation of Tuns would not be permanent but dd not
saw how long it would last The House eylnccd sympa
thy with these structures.
who have yet submitted TO the French has rcteatch
10 the frontier Of Tripod. General LogctOts column
win march southward from Gabes aud endcavQr to force
an r9gclnent with them. II is expected that Ali Ben
Haliia will take refuge IN TripOh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
THE sPRlGUE PROPERTY.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. S.-judge Potter, OF tue
Supreme Court, to-day granted an injunction staying INC
sale Of the spragc Print Works, advertised lot 'o'
Considerable feeling Is manifested in consequence.
An opplcation OF committee of the sprague creditors
70 have tho INJUNCTION granted by Judge Potter disfoVth
came M i'm the supreme Court this afternoon, DuL h
fnII Court could attend and tho case went over u'l
Saturday.
NORWICH. Dec. s-A dispatch from Baltic says tha'
Henry L. Aldrich Of Providence, has leased the Baltic
MIL ~ Trustee Chacc and will put the machinery i
operation Thursday, the l5lh instant
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THE MONTREAL EXPLOSIVE MACHINE.

MONTREAL, Dec. S.-A telegram has been
received by the Montreal Chief Of Police from NewIork
signed Redmond Mcnamara which says: "sorry for
failure; will DO better next time" This, doubt
fers 70 the famous internal machine. The testimony Of
the experts goes show that the machine would nave
done but little harm beyond killing or iJurns people
haupcued TO be passing.
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THE DISABLED STEAMERS.

LONDON, Dec S.-The British steamer Gla-
morgan, Captain Court from Liverpool November l3.
for Boston which put back TO Queenstown the 1st
inst has returned TO Liverpool
The British steamer GendOven, Captain Hay, from
Norfolk November IL, for Liverpool, which was owed
into Queenstown the 30h ut, with loss OF propeller
has arrived at Liverpool.
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THE NEW CAPTAIN GENERAL.

HAVANA, Dec. 8. Ell Tiuto says that
the Commission Of the Central Board Of Au-
Economists has had prolonged interview with
CAPTAIN. General Prendergast. The Commission ex-
pressed themselves as highly satisfied with the
spirit of strict impartality shown by the Captain
General FL Trim says that the Liberal party conddes
i'm "a favorable ssue OF It's legitimate aspirations
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THE 1TLANTA EXHIBITION.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dee. S.-Thc crowd at the
Exposition continues overwhelming. To-day L" large
party of visitors from Norfolk formally welcomed
in Judges Hall with addrcs-cs which were responded TO
by President Elliott ~ Norfolk Cotton Exchange. The
National Cotton Planters Association continued in
scsziop tod,v and may adjourn tonight. PrcsIcut
Norchcad while presiding, wears suit OF clothes made
for him yesterday from cotton that was pichrd III Tue
morning OF the same day.
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4 CORONER EASILY DECEITED.

DENVER. Col, Dec. s.-A dispatch from
pp,ho Col. 70 The Republican says that last spring
,,rstonbcr shutrov was found dead In bed. The Cor
oner and some physicians viewed the body ana con
cluding that the death the result Of diphtheH'
gave a burial certificate. few weeks ago the body
was dsincrrcd and shpncd East, whcrr an examination Il
was made rc-uting In finding In the back ot the heah
bullcfhoe which had been ius'ninusy hlicd WI u
ynodeu plug as D., noticeable except ON very coc
examination. The murdcrcrr are believed 70 bc sun IN
3D. .9f.tu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
THE TRIAL OF GUITEAU.

WRITTEN TESTIMONY OF THE PRESIDENT.
WITNESSES TEsTIFYING TO THE SANITY OF MRS. May
NARD, SISTER OF THE AssAssIN's FATHER-ABBY
MAYNARD's MENTAL APFIICTION NOT INHERITED
FROM HER MoTHER-THE REV. DIR. MACARTHUR.
OF NEw-YoRK, EXPOSES GUITEAU's DEPRAvTTY.
witnesses were examined in the Guiteau
case yesterday who testified to an intimate
acquaintanceship with Mrs. Maynard, sister of
the assassin's father, whose sanity had been
more than questioned by the defence. The
witnesses were positive that no trace of in
sanity had ever been discovered in Mrs.
Maynard Testimony wasalso given to the effect
that the girl Abby Maynard if afflicted
at all by hereditary faint of insanity did not
inherit from her mother. President Arthur's
replies to Mr.. Scoville's written inteTOgatOries
were read in court. The substance of his replies
was that he had only casually spoken with the
assassin, that Guiteau had not rendered the
Republican party any service in the Presi-
dental campaign, and that he had never
given Guiteau any reason to suppose that he
had personal or political influence with the
writer. The Rev. DR.. Macarthur, of New
York, testified to Guiteau's depraved conduct
while member of his congregation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
LARGE SHIP LAUNCHED.

THoMAsToN, Me-, Dec. 8.-The ship Gen
era Knox launched here to-day. She is 2,2l7 tons
register, and is the largest ship ever built on the
Georges River. She ia to be commanded by Captain
ssph Henry, OF ThOmastOn.
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BLOCKADING PEMBA ISLAND.

LONDON, Dec. S.-A dispatch to The Stdnd-
ayd from Bombay says that the Sultan OF Zanzibar has
sent body of troops assist in the blockade Of Pemba
Island near which Captain Brownrigg, OF the British
mauof-war London, was killed few days ago III at
tpmpting 10 capture "a vessel loaded with slaves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
THE AUsTRo-HUNGARIAN POLICY.

LONDON, Dec. S.-The Berlin correspondent
Of The s. Janes's Gazette says Count Kanoky, the
newly appointed ngaran Minister of Foreign
Affairs in his interview with the Emperor william and
Prince Bismarck yesterday, announced his resolution 10
continue the policy OF Count Andrassy and Baron
Haymerle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
FORMING 4 BREWERS ASSOCIATIONS

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. s. Arrangements
are pending between the brewers OF Milwaukee. Chi
cago St. Louis Cincinnati Detroit and Louisville with
the view Of organizing Independent association to be
known as " The Western Brewers Association" The
price Of beer is be fixed at Ss per barrel and 81 per
keg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
THE CANALS STILL OPEN.

ALBANY, Dec S.-The water will not be
drawn from the canals for several days. In order that
ali boats may get through Advices from Little Falls
state that two canal boats and lumber boat
have cleared that office and il s thought few lum-
Der boats in transit from Glens Falls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.

KINGSTON, Ont, Dec S.-Archdeacon Panell,
secretary OF the Episcopal Synod is short in his
accounts The Synod now in session here has appointed
n commission TO inquire into the matter, In the
time suspending Parnell, who subsequently resigned
Tie Synod holds life insurance policies as security.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
THE HlRUIRD COLLEGE oTERSEERS

BosToy, Dec. Sat an adjourned meet
ing Of the oyerseers Of Harvard College today the
Board confirmed the appointment Of serona Watson Pm
D. curator Of the herbarums and Instructor In phy-
tography Upou resolution that the statutes making
attendance morning prayers and other religious eN-
crciscs compulsory should be repealed, the vote was
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A TURKISH INTRIGUE.

LONDON, Dec. 8.-The Berlin correspondent
of The Times says The special Turkish envoy now
here ia instructed indicate the dyantages Germany
might derive from O Turkish alliance III lie event Of
complications with France"
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THE YIELD ESTATE.

Bo,ToN, Dec. S.-The estate of the late
w f. Weld is estimated at Slo,Ooo,Oo0. Several years
ago refused TO pay taNcs in this city S2OO0O OF
personal property but paid the assessment under pro
test and in 1878 sued the city 10 recover the money
He was defeated but obtained abatement on the As
sessors valuation, and shortly after went TO Phiadc
IN |
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4 RIVER STEAMER WRECKED.

COLUMBUS, Ca, Dec. S.-The steamer T. II.
Moore Of the Peoples Line plying between this city
and Apalachcola Fla her trip up tho river struck
on BeltOn's Rock. twenty five miles below this city, and
sank. None Of the were injured. The cargo
will be saved In damaged condition The steamer cost
Sl5.O 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
sELLNG THE SUNDERLAND LIBRARY.

LONDON, Dec. Sat yesterdays sale of the
Duke of Marlboroughs Sunderland Library, Boccaccos
La RUNE sold for 1920 copy of the Bible author
lied by Archbishop Cranmer In the reign OF Henry Will
sold for 91lJ copy OF the Vinegar" Bible sold for
S255. Tho total sum realized by the days sale was
R4l70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
1 FIREM1Y CH4RGED WITH ARSON.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. S.-A. B. Hemingway,
foreman OF the fire company at Coldwater, has been
arrested on charge of setting fire TO the Armory Hall
in that city in June last The matter creates consider
able excitement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
NEW FRENCH ACADEMICIANs.

PARIs, Dec. S.-MM. SuIly, PTudhOmme,
Pasteur and Cherbuad have been elected members Of
the French Academy, vice NM Duvergier, Hauranne,
Iitfre and Dufaure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
GENERAL TROY MADE JUDGE.

disappeared from the neighborhood, has been arre'
He win he formally charged with murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09

England for rial persons under indictment ior murder
in Ireland Is open 10 the objection that IL Is aiuo'V "
difficult to get evidence as verdicts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09

LETTER FROM SECRETARY BLAINE TO TTH ADvO-
CATE OF THE UNITED STATES BEFORE THE
SPANISH CLAIMS COMMISSION.
WAsHINGrpN, Dec. S.-The following letter from
the Secr'tary Of State toThomas J. Durant, adj
vocate of the United States before the Spanish
Claims Commission, in regard to the claim of Pedro
Buzz to American citizenship, is made public to-
day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

SNOW IN NORTHERN NEw-YORK
| WATERTowN, n. u, Dec. S.-Four inches Of snow
| fell here last night.
, 1881-05-17
Ar ST. PAUL.
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rtr,, nsre &'' y, lie ciu'ax Of t's conkl'ns:
fattfesl nel rublIc scutlinent throughout
G,rteli hs"t, ,',. ,,,amfn,o,,s IN condotniia~
n. State II nir'ost ,,.,,,,xv cnrrps,,outi
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N! h2s lll,tNo xos,,ft.
.l,h tue following 'ss"M, sts,., i. ator, ota,,
G."' :. II looky llkc the beginning Of tno sf.l
aH y. r,utine politics, nnts TIC sssae u'ae
q, s 9o1er eonyses nee rt nS 1s 'sce" "ft: csp Is
rs ,.s r1xi,t ,nah In ttio !1an' rtu. r. 1p.s ,.ns
a'.as ne .'s ttie,,}: II think cohRhhe ms
ptlkey NH. -. ,ptxtnkp. bly own juuK-