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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
SOUTHERN HONOR.
Two Richmond Editors Arrested ior
OnderfOS Pistols and Conee.

RICHMOND, VA, September 81; B.
Cowardin, one OF the editors OF the h,cn.
mond Dispatch. a leading Democratic paper
of the State, was arrested here yesterday
morning. charged with being about to engage
in a duel with w. c. Eiam, OF the Mg,
organ of coalitionists. y warrant IS aso
ont for the arrest of the latter, but has not
Vet been served. The expected trouble
grew out of an editorial written py
Cowordin which appeared In the
6isnatrh of last Saturday, and which Elan
regarded as offensive and injurioos to him
He addressed a card to the Dispatch Sss yes
terday. which that paper PuoIlsnea to.1ay' @
Scnouncing tbs author OF the article reflect
ING upon him in very, severe
terms. To this CowOrdin replied substsn,
TALLY that he would not notice Ine Caru las as
i'm the first place the insult on Elan was
not called u pom TO continue the eontro,
yersy. YER The affair has excited considerable
attention. Elam was wounded IN uuet SNn
with Col. Tom smith near here IN lo'9;
Both gentlemen are recognized as men OF
courage.
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KELLOGG'S CHANCES GROWING SMALL.

WASHINGTON, September 3.-The follow
ing notice, in large letters, confronts every
visitor who enters the Interior Department
building: "Canvassing and soliciting abso-
lutely prohibited in this department. En-
ployes will report any violation Of this or
der to the nearest watchman.' Notwith-
standing this notice, collector from Jay
Hubbelrs Committee spentmost of the day
in calling upon clerks, eadeaVoring to
gather in their unpaid assessments. He had
a l.St OF employees, with their salaries
and ~srhs sTT-per cent, carried
out in an additional column, and
stated that he had the authority of the
acting secretary to make the canvass. And
thereby hangs tale. The first collector that
Hubbell has sent into the Interior Depart
ment for years bobbed up serenely in one
OF the downstairs rooms the other day. He
was promptly turned over to a watchman
by the clerks in the room and straightwsy
conveyed before Acting Secretary JOslyn,
10 whom he had he said, letter of intro
duction. The watchman explained that
the collector had been arrested for solicit.
ing IN open violation of the regulations of
the department. That was right" said
Acting Secretary Joslyn, and he reiterated
this statement over after he had read the
letter of introduction, signed by Secretary
Henderson, of the Republican Congress
sional Campaign Committee, commend
ing the collector to the good offices
o. the Secretary of the Interior;
so there was nothing for the
collector to do bnt walk quietly down and
out with the watchman by his side. Within
the hour, however, Secretary of the Repub-
lican Congressional Campaign Committee,
Henderson, came rushing and putting into
the Interior department. He talked awhile
with Acting Secretary Joslyn and left.
Within two hours the collector aforesaid
was going quietly through the pockets OF
the clerks, with none to hinder or make
him afraid. II i due 10 Secretary Joslyn,
however, to say that he gave all the clerks
10 understand that they could do just as
they pleased about paying their voluntary.
contributions"
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Hunting supt. Phipps Down.
SECOND DISTRICT.

Special 30 the Register.

Pers0naI and General.
Special 10 The Register.
MARrINsBURG, September 2.-The action
of the Fairmont Convention, while it has
furnished the Republicans with good can
didate for Congress, has considerably dis
gruntled the Greenbackers, who confidently
expected that the Convention would nomi-
nate or endorse Mr.. Kitchen. The fact that
this was not done has put the Greenbackers
of the district in position of hostility TO the
Republican nominee. They claim that the
Republican leaders acted in bad faith with
them.
/ was a "little too previous" in an
nouncing that Mr.. Kitchen, failing to get
the Fairmont nomination, would not be a
candidate at all. He has thought better,
or perhaps worse of it, and concluded to
run on the Greenback nomination. He
has written a letter accepting the invita-
tion of the Greenback Convention to be-
come a candidate, and is now fairly in the
canvass. The Greenback vote in this dis
trict is at least 1000, and il Mr.. Kitchen re-
mains in the field he will poll that amount
or more.
Considerable interest is manifested in
regard to the result of the DemScratic con-
ference to be held at Grafton on Monday.
There are those. however, who are not
hopeful of any good or satisfactory results
10 grow out of il. 1t is a delicate question
and will need careful handling.
The Democratic Senatorial convention
for this district met at Charleston and
nominated Capt Jacob Melvin on the first
ballot. The convention was entirely
harmonious, and the nomination gives
genera, satisfaction. Capt. Melvin is quite
popular in the district, and will be elected
by the usual Democratic majority.
Hon. John W. Mason Republican candi-
date for Congress, spent a day or two here
this week looking after his interests as
candidate. He came here from Washing
ton, where he had been to consult with the
Congressional Committee in regard to what
might be expected of them with reference
10 this district. The committee decided to
hold their answer until they see what the
Democrats will do at Grafton and learn
fully what chances there will be for good
return on the investment.
Local and Personal.
The Greenbackers held county conven-
tion in this place and endorsed Hon. b. NJ.
Kitchen for Congress.
Hon. John T. Janery will probably be the
Greenback candidate for State Senate from
'ijS Jadge @ c. ]. Faulker, Jr., who mas Uecn
confined to the house for some time with
sprained ankle is able TO be on the streets
again.
Judge Hogc has returned home from
flying visit to some of the Western coun-
ties.
Nelse Hoffman, of che Morgantown Post,
was here this week. He was strong
Kitchen man for the Republican nomina-
ton for Congress, but he is now in harness
for Mason.
C. NJ. Shinn, of Fairmont, is reported
sick over his failure to have Kitchen noml-
mated at Fairmout. Ex-Governor Pler-
noint first bIesse and spanked him.
Judge Hoge, W. 5. -Henshaw, W. I.
LYONS and perhaps others will leave to-
morrow night for the Grafton conference.
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ANOTHER SENSATION.
A Thunder Clap In philadelphia foiE
tIeaI Circles Startling Disclosures
EwnaetRd.

,Ieal Circles - Startling Disclosures
Expected.
PHrLApEIrHIA, Pa, September S.-Ihere
are number OF well-knOwn politicians IN
fear and trembling tonight over the sensa-
tion that has been caused by the sudden
and hasty departure of Major Ellis r.
Phipps, late superintendent of the PhiLa-
delphia aims house, for parts unknown.
The embezzlement of over 5000, of which
il is alleged Major Phipps is guilty, IS said
10 be but a drop in very org
bucket. It is said that numoer oI
NelLknown politicians were hand IN
gloye with him in defraudlng tne
eity through the aims house, by means
of boous cOntracts, and some startling dis
closures are promised within few days.
n is the impression in many quarters tnat
Major Phipps was urged to run away oy
soT,e Of these gentlemen to hinder any
fnrtber investigation. All the political
rsnitsI possible is being made OF the affair
by the reform committee OF one hundred.
To iay members of the committee hireo
carriages, and taking with them detectives
secured the city for Phipps or further evl-
dence against him. Other parties went 20
the alms.house aud took the deposlnons OF
EMPLOYEES. They say that they gained
snnupb evidence there TO cause the arrest
of two II not more politicians. But what
tbis eyider &c was they would not say.
Today Chief. Of Police Given sent
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KelIogS's Chances.

WAsHrxGrox, Scptembe1S.-MarshaI mt
kin of New Orleans, was here yesterday,
nartlv 10 look after Kellogg interests De-
fore the Republican congressional campaign
Committee, and partly to find out how
mncb money he would have for deputy
msrsbaIs throughout Louisiaaa and partic-
nlarly in the district where kellogg is to
nm II is understood that he went back
with information which was rather vague,
but it is probable that kellogg will nave nave
ali the money that HubbelIs committee
can spare him, and all the deputy marshaiS
that can be squeezed IN. -,
Loo, Vii he defeated in his district by Beat
tie indepeudent Republican, by 5000 ma.
io-itv. Beattie will receive 20 per cent oi
The Democratic vote as against AcElen Oh
unsavOry fame.
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A HEAVY ASSESSMENT.
But There IL No Use in Pooling With
Billy MahOne."

WASHINGTON, September S.-Mshone is
bettering the instructions Of the most en-
ergetic Republican bosses in working the
departments" An ex-Confederate Virginia
Readjuster showed your correspondent to-
day the assessment papers served on him
up to date. His salary is $50 per month.
The first was Jay Hubbelrs per cent, $50
The next was Mahone's No l, for the 3 per
cent, Si5. Then came one from his Con-
gressi ional district committee for IL per
cent. S22.50. Then his county committee
mUdeStly asked for $40. The last was Ma.
homes Ne. .. for 800, to be paid on or be-
fore October Is. The total is about IA per
cent of the clerks yearly salary-$20T.5 so
in all. When asked il he intended to pay
all of the demands, the Nirginian said he
should take care of Mahone's first, be
cause" said he. there is no use in fooling
with Billy Malone. lie means business
every time.
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a RsrolfaP. RtR0.

B.L1IxoRE. September Sat eight
O'Clock, this morning. the opsrsiors In the
main Office Of the Western Union telegrapa
cornpsny. corner Bsltimoss and Calvert
streets, we're startled by . efsckling notss
as of fire. On opening the switch bard ID
the operatipg room, q volume OF baose
burst forth. and 10 was discovered hrs We
rsgipg upwards Though the cuPoin eItsnd.
ing above the roof and INTO vhsrh al tne
xiles over one hundred and fifty In nam-
her are conducted Into v,s ofiioe.
several engines Of the Gre dspart. ment wsrs
soon At work and the Gre spes lily extin.
guished. Every wire leading into tbs ofsos
Was burned Of, but st IL oclocb. wirs ~.
temporarily paced ir.the bsIts ~ :oom ssd
communication opened In eli directions.
The fire did not eItepd OUTSIDE Q the aNltch1
wood and cuPola, and except by ~atsr The
bailding was not damaged.
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NEwcOMERsToWN.
vandaIs Among the wheat stssks-A
RSugh DOcsOp.

NEwcoNERsrowS, O.. September 3.-The
worse piece of vandalism ever occurring
here has just been perpetrated two miles
east OF town. Three wheat stacks belong-
ing to farmers named Hart and Wil!iam
Coats. were burned with loss Of about
500 1t is said there Is now . clue 70 the
perpetrators,
Considerable Excitement has just been
caused at Bakersville, six miles north OF
here. by the arrest OF DIR. 4. p. Waldron, .
prominent physician Of that place, for
committing most vicious and uncalled for
assault on German named Neimiile: u
seems that in settling acconn1 with Wal.
Ia a,H- ,Nnef-hnSp," NwHke6. tht tAAtse
,Sralt him a terrible blow In the faoe, knock
ing him with snch force 10 the ground that
his head struck first. Mr.. Neimille hsd
the belligerent doctor arrested, and he vs:
fined s. and the costs. He gave bail, bat
in the night gathered up his traps and left.
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T..rib,. S,ate Of Affairs.
Egypt.

CoysrASrrxoPLE, September 2.-The Porte
has been informed that thirty Thousand
borsemen from the interior Of Tripoli are
proceeding to Egypt, and have ordered the
Turkish authorities to intercept the men
in their passage. ,
IsNAIIIA. September 2.-sultan Pasha and
Ferrid Pasha are still here, but will advance
with our forces to Zagszig, where ferrd
Pasha will again take up the government
They carry with them a number OF procla-
nations which will be distributed by
friendly Bedouins. They have already en-
tered into successful negotiations WIN some
of the Bedouin chiefs. and these have prom.
ised TO bring over q considerable nuHoef VI
their tribemen from Arabi Pasha-
ALEXANDRIA. September 3:-The Eng
Iish soldiers at Meks are suffering from
diarhoea and dysentery. caused oy nao
Woter in the fort. The Bedouins Continue
sntrencbing their posi- ton on the Aboukir
side of Alexandria, in close proximity to
the British outposts. The khediSe has
given the British the necessary permission
IN cut the dykes al Meks, thus nuDdating
Nariout lake end. pseyenting an attack Dy
the enemy from sthst side. ExPers woo
have been consulted feel satisfied that the
oneration will not interfere with the land.
under cultivation in the psoVinces
Col. Solahad the new Russian Consn
General, arrived to-day, and had an inter
view with the Khediye- He Will proceed
10 Ismailia tomorrow,
Adyiess from Cairo state thai anxiety I
felt les, the Prefect Of Police be unable Y
maintain order Despite his efforts tn
| populace continue 10 menace the few re
naming Europeans, and threaten whole
sale pfunder.
| ALEXANDRIA,, September S-festerda.
an an alarm ;.as given that the enemy va
! advancing anrsss Lake Mariteus. SAILOR
| were landed 10 repel them, but the repor
| proved to be false The vaterEorss iaile
70 give the promised supply to-day.
ALEXANDRIA, September 3.-The fsilur
OF the water supply i, owing TO the fallin
In OF some ruins dy which t'ne water mai
Was injured. The usual paount OF vsts
will be supplied tomorrsyE.
To-day three Europss rs went on boa
! ineexcursion and lar. .ied near Fort Di
belleh, westward Of Meks. Three shel
were fred at theTI, and one excursion
and one of the rrew Of natixes Ess woun
ed The offic>.rs Of the British msn-ot-S
britannia Toseryed the incident and G
dereds bsAt lowered: :Asd seat to the resc
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RALEIGH, n. c., September a-Dsniel n.
Sherwood, since October. 1885, route agent
on the North Csrolins Railroad, from
Greensboro to Goldsboro committed sui
eide to-day. For some months numbers OF
registered l,.ttsrs had been reoeived st the
Raleigh a<jce rifed. He was suspected
but mar aged 10 eluda detection. He then
began o packages delivered at Goldsboro
postoB,, &c, and this morning he was arrest.
I'd At Ijoldsboro with marked money In his
pos,essioH. He made confession that his
70 oberies had exteuded oser . period oi
tap years. He was baiied and Subsequent
IN took dose Of poison.
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Term, Accented

-, ERST LIvEsrooL, O., September "A few
GAYS ago an offer was made by the pottery
nm "t Wallace 4 To-, Good win & Co,
htCery & Co. and Harker & Co. TO their
e p.oye> II an individual guarantee Of the
D.i wages Tor a year and their recognition
@S hEights OF Labor IL they returned TO
SE'EA. The cause Of the whole fight has
OStn The question of recognition, and that
= =, rU'sd there was nothing left to object To.
Inc ."aai assembly met Yesterday and de
'!IeG to accept the terms.
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p,esse.i.s n.ns.e's Dss.ss.

wAsHnsTos, September 2-Senstos
Johnston, Of yirginis, 10 in The city. Speak
ing of the canvass in thst State to-day hs
eIpre.sed q strong belief in the general
success Of the Democratic party In thae
stste He asserts that Malone u losing
Sround and that Massey will b elected
S:onsnsnan-st al large. He also looks fof
tie Election of FuIkerson In the Ninth ais
tIict detpite bis rebellion sGsinst Ashoae.
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Glass Men go 10 work.

UTICA, n. ", September 3.-The question
of wages between the glass manufacturers
of this State and the workmen was settled,
and a contract was signed to-day. The
manufacturers concede to Pittsburgh prices
with a reduction of 10 per cent. on single
thick glass, and the workmen accepted the
usages of carrying their own rolls ana
work in the factories. Factories begin
work at once.
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ALBANY. septenbef 2-Ths dslsestss y
the Republican State conysntion eisctsa
10 date rtsnd ~ follows: Cornell, -; Io!-
ger, d; Wsdswssth, II; Wsed, b; deabuni,
5; making lees than Q majority tos tofnsn
" the present. rate h mainieneo:
ganinti0u q ths convention. hot tbe
election OF dsiegatss In New York City ana
BrsokIyn IL expected 70 greatly strsngthsa
t. administration party.
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Thier Ayrsssed-She stsss = shawSs
Three Chemise. Ac.

WAsHrSSToS, Pa, september 2-Thn
evening Constable Burke, Of Mcdonald St.
,iop, OH the Panhandle Railroad, arrived
here, having in custody Mrs. Margaret Do
ley, whom he lodged in Jail. She is charged
with stealing from Samuel Brett . shawl,
three chemise, and an undenhirt. Tho
goods were found scwed In Margaret's bed.
She claims that somebody bad placed them
there 10 get her into trouble.
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New YorK. ssptembes 3..hetssso1s
Teopsned last night, ths iofmsf prssessIag
Nh. T. aura Dou - "A Dsneht9sf ~
Nile" while Mias Maggie ki1eheii akRssr
ed In the new play, 'Elsn," % ~ rs!L
Both houses hsys been handsoossy ~
deoorsted. The astendaaee - VT ies0e
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The PostoRice Beyond Paying tx
neuseS.

WASHINGTON, September 2.-Annual re-
norris from bureaus of the postotfice de-
psrtment. now nearly completed, show the
aggregate receipts for the year ended June
S0ih. about S42, GOO, OOO;expenditures about
$40, 500 600; leaving surplus Sl,5Oo,0oo. The
department is beyond paying expenses and
will turn into the treasury 81 10000.
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Rully for Bayne-

PITTSBURGH, September 3-The Repuol-
can primaries for Congressional nomlna-
tiop in the Thirty-third district, this even.
inc resulted in favor of the present repre-
sentative, Hon. Thos. n. Bayne.
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A11s.ucr, o. September A-dansa
Cr.ig. Of Hostb Hsaioa. . pso1iesae ca-
ZEN snd for many ysau tusoo g -
trsce, died st bic rstdesce yeesesosy
~bich vss bsouebt o ~ ~ inpsoper
treatment Of broksa Limb.
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Frost sispsisis sbeIssssssessl fsssssA
0pOUeVa,

wAaurxoros, September S.-With visW
10 aiding tobscco plsntsrs GsDefsl Hsseo.
Of the signal Service, ha, ssrSpeee
s.Ijy ss oossible ~ sii teisps sPh stonooa
In iobscco growing regions from BepesRbR
lat 70 November lst
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anarsvILLE, September a-Frids yevsn-
ing shout $50 O'Clock, while . consarue-
ton trais on the Mabsuing division u u,s
n. ", p. & o. r. r. VS. backing iron
Sharon to sharpsville, struck . COW knock
ing il distance up hill. It rolled bsck-
wards under the train and threw nine cars
off the track wreckips them completely
and injurins bali . dozen persons and "a
counts there was but little hopes Of his Es-
covery.
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Thomas A. Hendricks, of Indiana, has
been drinking Bethesda water out at
Waukesha, Wisconsin, and paused be-
tween drinks the other day long enough
TO assure a newspaper man that the In
diana Republicans are going to be
hreShed out of their boots, that Blaine
has no show for q nomination in 1881,
that Arthur is using the patronage Of
the Administration to procure re-elee-
ton, that Hancock is a dead cock in
the pit, and that Conkling, though a
dead duck as far as the Presidency is
concerned, sis still q great man
and potent influence in American
pOhticS."
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lar OosSA HvpAssaas Doys tos waD-
nHhas - -. 10a

EFv Yorx, sePtens:s S.-L 49,.
ii kses snd Nashin9toa r Ceaoeg, -
bought contro,i!sg ietH - y y. Hsass:
bei and Sc. Josspb HAlrea1, Wb3ce viu
nov become part of De Waha6A gseeD.
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(. catch Of young men at the water
[,.,,. is said to be very small this
nr,habIy because there are few
4 hooking.
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old lady, hearing that John
1 contemplated visiting this eOun-
med that he wouldn't bring his
.x-e" with him.
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English CsaI Miners Demands More

mn,ANCHEsTER, Eng, September 2-The
q miners In conference decided to strike
sesS Sn.esS q demand for increased pay was
wanted by the end OF October.
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Lott and friend" are travelling
tho Catskills. The "friend" is
4 srbert spencer
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THE NEWS.

..,rv i, going out of fashion and
I ,,ns and bare throats are now the
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WASHINGTON.
RubbeIl's Collectors Override All
Opposition,

And Continue to Raid the Impecunius Clerks
How the Voluntary Contributions
are Collected-Grant Will Go to
Mexico as Commissioner.
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is a splendid harvest year, but
/ .rublicans begrudge giving the
4 ,b,y any credit for it.
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u..vv pee1A ~. - c1,Sssva.

1eovy 0oeo - ys-sy. =
NAptID, e>pt1 .sbsY a-Ibs 1eg 9o9
cbolen q nsgIila sysfaO 49, ~.
daily. AtDoiI.4 40 - -
from The I4ns diaeess dasi -
night.
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word to the Chief-of- Police in
New York to watch all out
going European steamers for Major Phipps,
who has taken his wife with him IN his
fight. 1t Is rumored that Phipps had al
ready sailed from New York, but Chief of
Police Giyin still believes him to be in this
city. Among the reports ahoat is one that
the whole Phipps matter is political trick
sprung by the Independents thus shortly
before election TO injure the Republican
cause. The fight of Phipps, however,
prevents much belief in this statement
Some startling revelations will undoubtedly
be made in few days, however, and some
well known men will undoubtedly be
implicated. The Philadelphia alms-house
contains thousands Of paupers, and if the
statements are true, these have been hor-
ribly treated, but brought up the polls
to elect certain local leaders.
Hunting supt. Phipps Down.
PHILADELPHIA, September 3.-Telegrams
have been sent 10 all the lie aiding cities in
the United States and Canada, requesting
trains and steamboats, to be searched for
Major Phipps, the fugitive Superintendent
of the County Almshouse, whose embezzle-
ment exceeds 500 900
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J. Maine Republicans have to pay
70 attend their pienies. No won
IHubben grumbled about sending
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,,tor sherman, Governor Foster
representative Mckinley are all
|, for a dozen or more speeches each
20 the canvass in Ohio.
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your leisure moments try to figure
phst relation your fathers sister-in-
) to YOU. The chaneesa are you will
.-rris,,l when you find it out.
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II Dublin police are in a state OF
In and discontsnt, which hodes no
1 10 the already embarrassed British
|oritieS in Ireland.
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San AxroslA, Ssptsmbes S.@L Spseisl
reports the assassination, Last night Of \
schwsrts wsn known pavnbroksz. IN
his store. on, the military plA8 He M
stabbed through ths heart 1ed insta6tll
ikillse. he s1anh -