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NSses.
PARKERsBuRe.
New Bank-The Greeubaekers-Lfcen
-Litta Coneert-The W. p. &. =. u.
Special 10 TIE Reotder.

New Bank-The Greeabaekers-Licease
-Litta Coneert-The W. p. &. =. u.
Special TO TIE Reotaer.
PARKgRsBrRs. February 2.-Your readers
are already aware that Parkersburg is to
have another bank, the Fourth National.
The stockholders are mostly we'll known
business men of our city, but the strangest
part of the story is to come. Several OF
our Greenback friends, with all their detes'
tation for national banks, have taken stock
in the new bank. On the list OF stockhold'
ers we notice the name OF that veteran
Greenbacker Capt. Geo. l.. Spence. VIII
wonders never cease?
Considerable interest is manifested here
in the fate of Ferguson's amendment to II.
B. 274, as relates to license tax on musical
instruments and sewing machine dealers,
and the thanks Of the fraternity are due 10
Delegates Leonard, Moffett and Hubbard.
and all others who have manfully opposed
the unjust act.
The Litta Concert Combination gave an
entertainment here last night to the larg'
est audience obtained in Parkersbnrg by
any troupe. The very complimentary no
uCeS DestOWeu upon tnis uouPe uy 'he
press of the country, led our people to ex'
pect too much, and some were consequent
" disappointed. However, the audience
we're generally well pleased, especially
with the parts sustained by Mile. litta,
Miss Bangs, and the coronoist, Mr.. SHELTON,
whose idiotic grin during the pauses in the
opera. several times convulsed the au'
dience with laughter.
The proprietor Of the Rose Opera House
would receive the thanks Of the amusc
ment public il he would provide them with
more modern seats than the very uncom'
Portable old chairs with which the hall Is
now furnished.
Col. Geo. W. Thompson, Vice President
Of the w. +. & c. X. r., left here this eve
ming to join the engineer corps, which is
progressing as rapidly as the weather will
permit Col. T. iuformS us that the pros
pect for the early completion OF the road is
iiattering The second division Of the en-.
gineers corps will reach Williamstown, l!
ruiles above here, tonight, and the first d.
vision is now in the vicinity Of Sstersyille.
About eight inches OF the q beautiful
fell here on Tuesday, and We have been
making good use OF II. Our ice dealers are
having slim harvest, but some Of them
have enough of last years crop to supply
their customers for another season. +.
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FIRE Mcos0.

ToHoSro. Pebursry 2.-CSagsfsCosi Dook
and Hay & Co.'S furniture store vsfs burn
ed last night. ioss &li5,o0. Insurance.
t35,Oo. g..
81. Lovp, Pebarsry IA 6rs st LouisssA
No., destroyed the three story brick beih'
ing owned BY MAJ Lssim, and occupied ~
him a. 9 dry goods houss. The SuldInl
also contained the yosx1t omcs -
knights Of Pythiss Lodge. lasussd 1oss
000.
cmraao, liz, Feburssy IA Lesvsa-
worth. Ksa., special ssys; 4 fs ist t6s
Fort last right dssisoysd lDsst a H.
barrscks Loss to.oooj ualnssfed 4
few solder. were slightly injured
Wall. wALLA, w. r., ysSFpsRya-IAA
sifi,t IRE broks cut 10 IL fasa bgstp g
yuiiu. Mis-ick. Ave mflae from thig ~.
Ter Emma issdore nsdise, ~ 1s,
and her son .Arfhnr. aCed 9. vese basssA
70 death. The other inmstss escsPsd
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Mexican NasiouuI p.,lro..

NV York, February AT a meeting OF
the parties most interested in the Mexican
National Railway, held to-day. Il was an.
nounced that of the total of 10 miles, 3O2
has been completed, including the Corpus
Christi connection; so miles graded; ties
provided and paid for for 5s2 miles, aud
rails and rolling stock on hand and paid
for To cover the entire - miles: that IN ss
much as the mileage was covered by the
previous subscription, il was decided 20 In
crease the stock Of the construction csm-
pany by s., co., 900, one-third OF which was
subscribed at the meeting. The remainder
was assured, but has first 20 he offered pro
rata, TO the existing stockholders.
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hover in the search for Lieut.. Chipp and
his crew, and they viii take passage in the
steamerGermania which leaves New York
Irkufsk about the riddle Of March. Their
instructions are not quite complete, but
viii include orders to spare neither effort
nor expense in the prosecution Of the work
assigned them. Lieut.. Harber is now in
command of the torpedo boat Alarm, at the
navy yard, Washington, ID. c., and Master
Schentze is on leave in st. Louis. He has
been ordered to proceed to New York
withOut DELAY
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Verdict ofNapslsusht@r.

ToLEDo, February 2.-In the case OF Peter
ID. Cole, who killed John Harmon at Desh.
Ter, o.. in August last, and whose trial has
been in progress for 10 days past, at SaPo.
a verdict OF manslaughter. Cole shot Har
mon for maintaining criminal relations
with his, Coles, wife. Il is understoodth
defense will appeal TO the Supreme Court.
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ORDER OF THE DAY.
Prohibition.

The hour of IL O'Clock having arrived,
the Speaker announced that the business
before the House was the consideration Of
the prohibitory amendment.
Mr.. Ferguson rose and said that the res
olution must have Al votes to pass it, no
matter how many members are present or
absent, and in view of the absence of sew
eral members, he moved that the resolu-
ton be laid on the table for the present,
which motion prevailed
After the transaction of some miscells-
neous business, Mr.. Ferguson called up
the prohibitory amendment.
The Speaker announced that the ques-
ton was upon its passage, and directed the
clerk to call the ayes and noes.
Calling the Roll.
After the roll call had proceeded 20 the
name of Mr.. Hackworth, that gentleman
announced that he had paired with Mr.
Rowley on this question, the latter being
absent on leave.
Come Up 20 the Scratch.
Mr. Ferguson said that no member can
pair on this question, if he was present No
must vote.
Mr.. Hubbard said that nevertheless, II
both were present to vote 1t would not ef-
feet different result, and he thought as
the gentleman had entered into an arrange
ment of that kind in good faith, be ought
to be allowed to keep it.
Mr. Hackworth said he did not care to
conceal his vote; he would vote nay If he
voted at all, but desired to keep his word
with Mr.. Rowley.
After further debate, on motion OF Mr..
Riley, Mr.. Hackworth was excused from
voting. H.
ANOTHER PAIR.
When the name of Mr.. Hall. of Bar
bour, was reached, he announced that he
was paired with Mr. Thompson, OF Put
nam.
Mr.. Moffstt opposed setting bad prece-
dent in excusiDg members from voting on
a question OF this kind.
Ar. Tsr slseR ssid -. :as eass Of Nj
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Came En.X Co Easy.

,N',H,sH, INp., February 2.-Calvin Cow
!: Yesterday finished paying thela an
AIy To the Miami Indians. Many got
uak and white sharperS secured much
their money.
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coNKLINe FOR GOVERNOR.
How HeCould Make it Lively In Ne
York SinIR.

How HeCould Make it Lively In New
York State.
WASHINGTON, February "A prominent
New York politician said to-day that if
Conkling W Ould run for Governor in that
State he would be the nominee of the Repub-
lican party next fall and weuld surely be
elected, and then if he could get Tilden to
run on Democratic ticket il would make
lively canvass and would help the Con-
gressional elections. which usually go by
default to sgreater or lesser extent in the
off years. He said his friends had no as
surance that Conkling would accept the
nomination, but il would be rendered him
and the utmost efforts would be made to
induce him to accept and to make the can
yaSS
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The session was opened with prayer by
Rev. H. II. DornblaSer, of the First En-
glish Lutheran Church, OF Wheeling.
Inspection Of Coal Mines.
Mr.. Kepner called for the order OF the
day, which was House bill No. l52, provid::
ing for the inspection Of coal mines and
regulating the same.
Mr.. Morrow moved TO postpone the bill
till one day next week. He wanted atime
to hear from his constituents.
MeSsrs. Kepner, Ferguson and Lurty op,,
posed the motion to postpone and argued
the importance OF passing the bill.
Mr.. Seabright suggested that it be post
noned til Tuesday next, which, after some
argument. was accepted by Mr.. Morrow,
and the bill was made the order OF that
day, Tuesday, at il o'clock.
Railroads.
The Committee OH Railroads reported
back the Wilson railroad bill, WI. smano-
ments to sections 3, ) and 8, and on motion
of Mr.. Grantham it was made the special
order for Monday next at IL o'clock A. N.
Petitions.
Mr.. Grantham presented the petition Of
of A citizens of Jefferson county asking for
the passage of the prohibitory amendment.
By Mr.. McCord: A petition OF citizens
of Brook county for same.
Mr.. Bell presented the petition OF 40 cit
liens of Mineral county asking for an act
to remove the distractions in streams OF
this State.
Mr.. Evans presented petition Of Is citi-
zens of Berkeley county asking for the
amendment to the charter OF Martinsburg.
Mr.. Brady presented petition of - citi-
zens Of Berkeley for same.
Debt TO State,
On motion OF Mr.. Leonard the bill for the
settlements of the debt which the State
holds agsifFst the Bank of Charleston was
taken up out of its order, and under sus-
pension of rules ordered to its engrossment
and third reading.
Miscellaneous.
Mr.. Watson introduced bill for the pro-
lection OF railway passengers in cases OF
accidents.
Mr.. McCrum offered resolution that the
Committee on State boundary be instruct
ed to inquire into the expediency of sur
veying and establishing the boundary line
between Maryland and West Virginia.
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SMALLPOX.

Pr;.gr RGH. February 2.-SmallpoN has
e'y Materially decreased here. Only six
ew cases in this city and five in Nile
aeny were reported, to-day.
C'NCINNNTI, February 2.-The Health
'hcer reports ll6 new cases OF smallpox
nd 70 deaths during the week. There are
9E y cases under treatment
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Heavy sale OF wooI-FataI AeeIden

Optc'dI DtfpuLcN IOI0 heyt5'eT'
WARRINGTON, Pa, February 2.-Thirty
lOgsand pounds OF wool have changed
aads in the northern part OF this county
iorty-three cents per pound.
John Grcenhalgh was killed yesterday
Orning at Cliff mines, Monongahela river,
being Knocked Oft car by an engine
lcking He struck another car and his
- NaS broken \.
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Wholesale Arres.. 4, IreI,ns-

,h;.sS, bh:;AosS, FEBRUARY 2-Nesrly every in
=. oIT'sht ant OF The. one towpland, Lough Mask,
- zen .e arrested on suspicion Of eomplici-
sd ;ne murder Of Process Server Huddy
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Train WRECKED.

GREENsBURs, Pa, February "A heavy
cattle train was wrecked st Southwest Sta
tion, on the Panhandle railroad this evening
at o clock Four cars were demolished and
several cattle killed. The accident caused
q delay Of six hours TO trains. yE
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Eniannn Wpnk anlnr

WASHINGTON. d. c., February 2.-Guiteau
is beginning to show much nervousness
and irritability. He is suffering from q
severe cold which has intlamed his eyes
one of the Jail officers says he would not
be surprised ii Guitcau did not live to be
hapup1
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Another Phase Of the Mormon Ques-
ffOn,

WASHINGTON, February 2-The consider
alton Of the Mormon question by Congress
is about to receive fresh Impetus through
the presence in the city OF a committee
appointed BY the General Conference Of
tie "Reorganized Church of Christ" OF
Latter Day Saints, to wait upon Congress
aud the President, and present their version
of the Utah problem, and their proposed
solution. v---..
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Tax on Spirits.

WAsAIHGIQS. FEBRUARY THE, COMMUTE
tee on WAYS and Mems gave Q hearing,
this morning, TO the representatives OF the
National Distillers and Spirit Dealers AS
sociatioA, and OF the Wine and Spirits
Trades Society of the United States, in ad-
vocacy of proposed legislation to reduce the
tax ON distilled liquors to twenty cents per
gallon, to modify existing laws in regard to
distillery ware houses and distillers' bonds
and to reduce the duty on imported bran
dy and spirits to S1.5Oper gallon. Remarks
were made in advocacy and explanation OF
the draft of the bill prepared and submit
ted 10 the Committee by Gabriel Wharton,
of Kentucky, and c. ). Clark, OF Peoria,
Illinois.
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To Prevent the CHASTITY Show.

WASHINGTON, February I'm view OF the
recent proposition to make public spec.
tacle of Guiteaus remains, ii is thought
highly probable that Judge Cox will exer,
else the discretion given him by the revised
statutes, and include in the death sentence
the disposition Of the body.
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and in this instance he was most decidedly
against il.
Mr.. Faulkner said that he would answer
the senator from Upshur. The only reason
that gentleman has given for the inyestiga-
ton is that he is not in favor of white
washing. Neither am OF. any other gen
tlemen here. In opposing this resolution
of inquiry into the Romney asylum, we
are not in favor Of whitewashing the insti-
tuition, but we simply desire to know what
we are doing.
Although have demanded it, there
have not been one word or syllable uttered
here in the way of 9 charge against this In
stitution for the Deaf. Dumb and Blind.
challei &c the chairman Of this commit
- III. - sahalll.d ,tc u. Ii ) report.
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Further Massacre of Jews.

VSi u Lr.E.TTIRBrRG, February At is report
s,.a ,ua' there has been a renewal OF the
-. ~ uuOnS OF the Jews in the Pultawa
'l'eI and that a number have been
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Libel Suit.

PIrr,RURG, February 2.-The Waverly
al company, of this city, have entered
NJ against the National Labor TribsslIc, and
/. Jones, President OF the Miners Asso-
anon. for libel and conspiracy, claiming
alag,s for injury to their business to the
hOuut Of $4,000.
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John Guiteau Denies.

WASHINGTON, February John w.
Guiteau, in a card to the public, disavows
all knowledge of the proposed exhibition
of his brothers body and says that whether
his brother dies by legal process or i'll an
insane asylum, the body will be disposed
of in manner that will not offend public
lnrnnrN.
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Sniee ee1nHis Emhlaxer-.

ai'vn. February Jacob Smith, in
'SiEe a oi spices, etc, at Sprague, Warner,
"uSWolds, is a defaulter to the amount
'eseral thousand dollars. The scheme
= 20 make cash sales and report them as
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IT Is foolish mistake TO oonfound
remedy of merit with the qusck medicines
nov 10 common. We have used Parkers
Ginger Tonic with the happiest results fog
rheumatism and Dyspepsia and vhsn
worn out By oyerwork, and know Il 70 b .
steariing health rsstoratfva-nao Bee
advertisement
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To be Retired.

1t is the general belief that the present
Quartermaster General, Surgeon General.
and Paymaster General will soon be placed
on the retired list.
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Another solemn warning. y colored
an, who had spent his life in Loril-
|. .7rs tobacco factory, has just passed
Ilsr, aged lO7. II is believed that the
me, of the tobacco were the cause of
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I,SieseS for n.rSer.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, February 2--rhe coro.
ners Jury returned Q verdict chafgin9 Pat
McGlew and Russell Brown with having
caused the death OF Mrs. Sarsh Doris, who
was found murdered In her bed last Sun-
DAY morning.
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Indieting Raslroad EmpIoyes.

NEw IoRK, February 2.-The grand jury
have Investigated the Spuyten Duyyil dis
asteF and returned an Indictment against
Geo. +. Hanford, conductor, and Geo. Me-
Inns, brakeman of the wrecked train, ,charg-
ing them with manslaughter in the fourth
degree
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,.,,hetta has resumed the editorship
orcan. the Repu6iqNe F'u'cIise.
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A Negro Mobbed ey NsxroeS

- ORLEANS, February "A mob of
i,T, 1,Tu men took Alph Davenport. colOred,
~ ~ rs home in Union Parish. beat him
~ ''00s and left the dead body in the
.-z " '
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The Dead-Leek broken.

ALBANY, n. y, February 2-The Tam
many members voted with the other Dem
ocrats in the Assembly, and elected +, L.
PalieEsea SlsaksS.
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Ary1evItur.I Asssesat tiss.

Ngw YoKr, February 2.-The American
National Agricultural Association dis
cussed, to-day. fish culture and the tariff,
and asked Congress 20 take action on the
revision of the tariff.
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,s5 States bonds redeemed under
m,th call, $l9,27S, 100; under the
T. call, SIS, 46+, 100.
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CLosIss out lot Of I1dsss, Mi.ss md
Children's odd size shos4 rog1rdoess o.
L. v. to make room for ne&4prmgDeods, q
cos.. Wead, li55 Naiu siysst
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Polar Inye.figators.

{ wAsHINsros, February a. Secretary
Hunt has designated Lieut. Giles b. Hir-
Der and Master w. II. Schentze, OF the
navy, Is Qass' " assist Lieut. paysa
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CAILETrsBrEG, February 2-Mr. Burns,
addressing the jury on behalf OF Crafts, one
of the A shland murderers, to-day, Is try.
ing TO annihilste Meals confession.
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,,r,tor Robertson says he won't run
.,vernor under any consideration.
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Defrees,

WASHINGTON, February John d. De-
frees. in an interview with the President
verbally rendered his resignation OF the
office OF public printer, to take effect the
lst of April.
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The tsuiteauS.

The usual number Of cards and state
ments have been issued today by the sew
eral members of the Guiteau family. each
one of which only seems to disgust the pub
lie more thoroughly with the whole fami-
". The motion for new trial will be ar
gued tomorrow, and the assassin will
probably be sentenced on Saturday. Col
Corkhill says the apparent willingness OF
the family to make money by the exhibit
ton of the aSsaSSin's body, may induce the
court TO give il To the surgeons after exc
cation. Some few contributions have been
received in response to Scoville's appeal
but since the publication of his letter yes
tardoy these have ceased.
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The Joint Resolution
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Morning Session.

MOrnthR StssiOn.
The session was opened with prayer by
Rev. Il. II. DornblaSer, of the First En-
glish Lutheran Church, OF Wheeling.
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4 =.
MI. Riley opposed ON the ground that the
cost of maintsnante st the Deal, Dumb and
Blind Asylum Vas twice - much q st
Weston.
Mr.. Moffett favored the amendment The
difference in the cost was owing 10 tho
less number in the former institution. The
amendment was then agreed to, and the
resolution as amended was then adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Mcneil, the bill for
the protection of persons dealing in timber
was taken up and referred TO the Judiciary
Committee with instructions to report on
next Monday.
Adjourned.
In our report of the supper given to ex-
Governor Matthews, Tuesday evening, the
name OF Hon. ]. H. Ferguson was inadyer-
tently inserted as being among the guests.
1t should have been Hon. A. c. Fulkerson.
Judge Ferguson does not indulge In vine
suppers.
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IAnier, Republican contestant for the
Eat from the Third louisiana District,
hose case was adversely decided in
ommittee, is preparing to present a
memorial to the House charging bull
oziug, and asking a special investiga-
.on Of his ease. He received, $500
oteN, while his opponent received l5,-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-03

~.,-tv thousand sleighs are officially
[.,,tsi TO have passed through Central
| y. Y, yesterday.
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( r,erIay a fire destroyed the Bu'-
IN National Assembly buildings.
1 we're built of wood.
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he II. Louis Life Insurance Com
,,y went into the hands of receivers
u liabilities amounting to 81 100000.
b. receivers have collected SSl, ,S27 and
resented bills for salaries, expenses,
b, amounting To Ss0,32l. The ques-
N is not SD much do receivers receive,
\ DO receivers deliver?
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i,pial is published of the rumor Of
,tossSaSSinate King Alfonso during
,,,ut journey to Portugal.
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- Rothsehilds OfLondon and Paris
:, contributed 5000 pounds each for
u.lief of the Jews in Russia.
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as..u vasa~. ~ n.savs..

ST. PErER.BrKG, February 2-The defal-
cation recently discovered in the Taganrog
custom house, amounts 10 seventy million
rOubles.
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lion in the Bank Of England has
.sed 81 ,62s, 600 the past week.
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CBr.so, February 2.-Abfaham Hsttsss
for many yesfs msmber Of the Board q
Trade, In good rspute, has lsttsf1y eecoas
prsctices, By means OF which 10 has ~
timized various msmbsey of ths koasd -
On snount q over tn,ooa His paan -
been TO buy car lots Of $r1in. 70 - paiA ~
when delivered sf its uitimste des1tnseaoA.
He wouId secure payment from ths co.
sigpse, and then By means of vsjusieg
checks. OF b. keeping out Of ths Wy. evst1
payment Among The hseyieet lose0 -
Curtis 4 King, N,400; r. D. MaS. @
Gre1 4 Bon, 81 90; q y. ncors@ 49,
and OthefS a4groDttog 130,0oo.
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81. Lorrs. February 4-Aa EeatS SIe0
fsssiiy shel by Charles NcFss. - ts.s
STinlins snd . quarrel ssus ssta0sA
6Cd.
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h. weekly statemepsof the Bank Of
Irce shows an increase Of 42,625, 900
L. in gold, anda decrease of !, 80, 900
1,.ar
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= Louis wants militia for use in
s-rencies and, ~ the State Legisla-
=. refuses 70 make the necessary ap-
rD-iationS, the business men of the
N are trying to raise the money by
-.riDtiOn<.
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Prrpsrnez, YssruAsy z.0mess gsey
shct ssd probabiy fstslfy WOUNDED ~
norning vhiIs attemyess 70 area or0
chieksn thisves On III PsffyvfiIs resd. sss
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mo directors of the Pullman Palace
|, Company yesterday agreed to in
- the capital stock to the extent of
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