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Murder and Suicide.
FOREIGN FACTS.
Egypt

LONDON, May IA correspondent OF the
Times at ALEXANDRIA, asserts that the resig.
nation of the ministry is in consequence OF
an order from the Porte. Cherif Pacha
will form a new ministry.
A dispatch TO the Standard from Cairo
states that Arab Bey sent an officer to the
Porte with petition, assuring the Sultan
of the devotion of the National party, and
praying for the deposition of the khedive
in favor OF Holm Pasha. The petition Is
signed by the ministry just resigned, and
eight nOtables.
CAIRO, May 27.-The British and French
Consul Generals called on Aribi Bey, to-
day, and declared that they held HIM per.
sonslly responsible, for the maintenance
of the public security. The Khedive has
issued proclamation to the provincial
authorities, enjoining on them especial
vigilance for maintaining the public
security. He says the British and French
sauadrons come TO Alexandria with q
friendly object, and he orders complete
stoppage of the recruiting or summoning
of reserves. All men called out are order
ed home. The Khediye will announce, in
a proclamation TO the army, that he per-
sonally assumes supreme command OF the
troops.
The proceedings at the meeting at Sultan
Pachas house, yesterday afternoon, were
most uproarous. several officers braHdish.
ing their swords. The notables appeared
intimidated. A deputatioh from the nota.
bles again waited upon the Khedire, and
declared the army insisted upon the re-
instatement of Aribi Bey, adding that the
Khedive would otherwise be in danger Of
Lis life. The Khedive replied that nothing
would induce him 10 assent to their de-
mand.
1t is rumored that France and England
are quite convinced the Porte has openly
encouraged the Khedive, while secretly
countenancing the action OF the army, the
object being to bring about Turkish inter-
vention.
II is stated that France and England have
consequently threatened the Porte with
foreign Intervention unless the watchword
of immediate and complete submission IL
given the Egyptian army.
CAIRO. May 2s.-The crisis has assumed
alarming proportions. The X Khedive, to-day
received telegram from the Porte, ex-
pressing his approval Of the attitude OF the
military party. and asking the khediye to
vdyisc them to observe moderation; other.
wise foreign intervention may become inc
yitable. The British Consul at Alexandria
called a meeting OF the British subjects
this morning. He said there was no reason
TO apprehend danger TO life or property
from the Egytian garrison, but that IL the
necessity should arise for their leaving the
city. they would be protected by ironclads
while embarking.
CAIRO, May %. 6P. Incomplete anarchy
prevails. Endsavors to form a ministry
have failed. Cbeerif Pacha declined to un.
dertake the task because OF the attitude Of
Egyptian army.
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STAR ROUTE CASES.
Prospect That The Trial VIII Cs0oes'

fTOtpeft Iuot toe U btas vi OeOSO
-SS0ett0s.
WAsUrYGTos, May 1.-THE Star Route
trial began this morning. Before entering
pleas the defendants counsel proceeded %
offer number Of motions 70 quash. based
on alleged errors In the indictments sppeS-
eDt on their face. Ingersoll took mp the
motions in succession. making . long and
exhaustive argument on esch Of them.
Merriek replied, quoting sItsn.iv.lz iz
that Ingersoll had charged, there was not
one overt act sufficiently BET out In the In.
dictment, II would tend more TO overthrow
that argument II the prosecution would
point out any such overt oct. nsrTtck ~
piled the acts set out were exscuy The
same a. had been judged SUFFICIENT by ths
Court In former cases. He would reply 70
the argument, however, By citing lev 90.
thorities ut present, and when hs hed oP-
pcrtupity TO more fully examine Ingefsoars
points, be would, " he thought best, MAKE
further reply hereafter.
Judge Wylie gave bis views upon mean
ing OF conspiracy, and said he vas of tho
opinion. now as before, that the conspifacy
wss sufficiently ret out Taking up 10
question Of overt acts he satd it VS. only
necessary TO vet out one overt ct nd -
thought Ingersoll was clearly IN error %
canning the oct should Be set out minute.
ly in charging part Of the indietmsns n
ves only necessary 70 set out - one o. N
overt acts incident 10 fhs conspiracy. n0s
az forming . part Of the objects Of the eoo-
spiracy
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THE GREAT STRIKE.
Meeting Of the AmaIgamatsd As
sociation Saturday.
Their MISUNDERSTANDING the Last
Scale and Reafirming the
Former 0ne-A Strike
Now Certain.
LATEST NEWR FROM ALL QUARTERS.
Special Dispatch 70 he Register.


PITTSBURGH, May 2S.-The action OF the
convention of the Amalgamated Associa-
ton, held at Schiller Hall, yesterday, has
created good deal of a sensation. Instead
of meeting the question, made by the
mill owners, and attempting to compro-
mise the differences existing, after a ses-
sion lasting five hours, it was decided to
withdraw the scale last submitted, and
submit, as the ultimatiOn of the ASsocia-
ton, the scale first presented, which is as
follows:
So per ton shall be the price for pudding,
and an advance Of IS cents per ton on muck
rolling is demanded.
10 cents per ton extra to be paid for old
rails and fagOts when worked on bar mill.
A special rate shall be paid for special
sizes of sheet iron.
Scraping on sand bottom to be paid the
same as scraping on a cinder bottom,
which means an advance OF about eighty
per cent per ton in this class of work.
The rate for knObbling TO be the same as
that of last year; but 2,240 pounds shall be
considered a ton instead of 2, 464 pound as
heretofore.
AS the manufacturers refused to sign the
scale which increased the cost OF manufac-
turing so to Coo per ton, and the present
scale will increase the cost from $40 to
500 per ton, there is little probability that
any compromise can be reached, and the
great strike, which will involve directly,
$1,000 men, and indirectly, three or four
times that number, will commence on
Thursday. When it will end, no man can
tell; but at present both sides seem more
determined than ever, and it now looks
like the matter would narrow down to a
simple question Of endurance. G.
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FIRE RECORD.

PoK1LAsp, OREGON, May IA fire here
last evening. destroyed all the buildings In
one block; the loss aggregates $4,000; In
sured for $4,000.
CHICAGO, May T.-An East Saws,
Mich. specia, says: A heavy forest fre Is
raging between Green Bush and Black
River to Alcona. Unless rain comes
speedily there will be great damage TO the
pineries.
PoUGHKErEE, y. Y, May S.-Ourina
the storm TODAY, the Rochdale wooden
mills. Owned by the estate of Ellis Titus
was struck By lightning and totally de
stroyed. Loss estimated at SO, GO; well in
srred.
CLEVELAND. o.. May 2s.-The estsblish
ment Of Noyes Bros. manufactures snc
dealers in tinvare and country peddiefs
supplies, was damaged By IRE to tn'
amount Of SIS, go or ~, 900, this afternoon
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== WHEELING W. va. MONDAY MORNING. 1882.

q. 49, ~ 80 H Il Ha - = ~ ; =.
and the horses were not flying after half.
Past 10. Marvin also swore that no ons
had been riding them for half On
hour previous to that time. There is no
proof that either James or Jennie was seen
by any one after Ms. Inwood saw them.
II they drove down to Savin Rock early in
the evening. as the prosecution allege, IL
seems strange that there is no trace Of the
horse and buggy at any hotel or shed.
The friends Of the Malleys laugh ct the
presentation of the case by the prosecution.
They seem to be utterly unmindful Of the
stain cast upon the boys by the ruin Of
the hopeless girl. They may not be guilty
of the murder. but they are regarded by
nearly everybody as morally responsible
for her death There are indications, how
ever, that, failing in substantiating the
charge of murder, the authorities will
prosecute the accused for perjury or amore
heinous crime.
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NAVAL CADETSHIP.
Competitive Examination ~ Clarks.
burg. Jane 7th.

Competitive Examtnation ~ Clarks.
burg, Jane 7th.
Special Dispatoh TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 2s.-Col. Ben Wilson
announces that competitive examination
for naval cadetship will take place Ut
Clarksburg West Virginia, on Wednesday.
June Z, 1882, to elect q cadet midshipman
in the Navy OF the United States. The sp-
plicant must be over fourteen and under
eighteen years old; mus. bc physically
sound and OF robust constitution; must bs
efficient in arithmetic, grammar, reading.
writing, apelling and geography. lie will
be required to report at the Naval Acsde-
my, at Annapolis, Maryland, on June i2th
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Press Report.

PIrrsBrRG, Pa, May 27.-The Amalga-
mated Association of Iron and Steel Work
ers held another district meeting this
afternoon in Schiller Hall. John Jarrett,
President of the National Association, who
mad lust returned to the city, occupied the
chair. The situation was discussed at great
length. and in view of the stand that has
been taken by the manufacturers, 1t was
unanimously decided to withdraw the
modified scale adopted at the last meeting,
which provided for an advance in
wages in the pudding, muck-rolling and
scrapping departments only, and reatfrm
the original scale submitted by the Associ-
alton to the manufacturers. 1t provides
for an increase in all departments, except
engineers, and if conceded by the manu-
facturers will advance the cost of producing
merchant iron 81 so per ton. The action
taken at the meeting, President Jarrett
saws, was forced upon the Association by
the mill owners, and that now no conces-
Sions will be made by the iron workers.
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PnrLapsLrsIA, Msy p.-The Philsdsl-
phia delegation 70 The Repubiican etats
convention, ct Harrisburg, are csilsa -
meet tomorrow evening, Tor the pufpose
Of uniting on PhilsdeIpb business msn
for Congressman st large, It's undssstooo
that the delegation will b unasiDoos tr
John Wsnamsker, and that h vM -
nominated. senator Cameroo aad Deese
Senator Norris called on wsne1akN =.
saturday, and sppesled 70 hin %
the possibjiify OF his scceptsncs II nooia-
$50 IN the conyention. In Q dsy - tv4
the stste committee siil issus csll tes u
rssssembiing Of the old convsntsoa =
Harrisburg.
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knights TempIar ConeIaye.

-. E'.H. May 27.-The arrangements
ann ."l cunClave OF the Grand Com.
w ,A' knights Templars, which will
80 ,F "rre next Tuesday. have been
|se,yd, S, anu the affair promises N bS
,,a ,Se most most imposing ever given by
Il - SSolnmandery. There will be q
1 S,n,. S,,H review OF all the COmmanderies
o S,"'e on Tuesday, and Wednesday
oon a public installation will tsIs
,.'.,; ~ tne Allegheny rink. On Ws5nsS,
,naI. rni,S reception will be given o.b;cL
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Republican stste Convention 70 be
Recalled.

Recalled.
PHILADELPHIA, May Ex-senator Came
ron is still in the city, and this afternoon
he held an informal conference with
number OF leading citizens and politicians
in regard to the political situation. Among
those present were VIM. Henry Rswle.
Col. A. Louden Snowden and Thomas V.
Cooper. chairman Of the Republican State
Committee As result OF this conferences
IL is stated IL was decided that the Republi-
can Convention shall be reconvened within
the next fifteen days for the purpose Of
nominating successor TO Marshall. IL Is
10 be composed OF the same delegates who
formed the last convention. Who the
candidates will be to take MarshIIs
plsce is not however yet known
The rumor that Wm'Henry Rswle, Es9 /,
will withdraw his letter accepting the
nomination Of Supreme Judge On the stall
vart ticket was this afternoon emphatical'
Iy denied by that gentleman in the follow
ing words "No, sir: the report Is false.
What. withdraw under fire! by no means.
! I did not seek the nomination, and no man
| In the State desires Office less than ! do,
| but having accepted the nomination shall
| not certainly withdraw"
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AThreatened Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, May ga number Of the
leadiHg bituminous coal operators OF the
Clearfeld region met this morning, and
adopted measures for the organization of
police force in the Clearfield district to pro-
tect their property, should strike be in
augurated. At present the men are re.
ceiying 90 cents per ton, and they demand
an increase of 80 per cent. This the opera
tors have refused, and they threaten to go
out on a strike on June 1st. 1t is expected
that between 3, 200 and 1000 will stop work.
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POSTAL POINTS.
Changes In west virginia Rsates and
O0icea

Changes In West virginia Rsates ane
O0ices.
Special Dtspdtch 20 tie Reotar.
WASHINGTON, May Exchanges have been
ordered In the Star Mail Service In West
Virginia, as follows: On the route from
Rees' Tannery to Greenland, the carrier will
hereafter leave Rees' Tannerydaily, except
Sunday, at P. NJ, and arrive at Greenland
at p n. Returning, the carrier will
leave Gleenland daily, except Sunday. at 8
A. NJ, and arrive at Rees' Tannery at IL
noon.
A post Office has been established at Lee
Bells, in Randolph county, West Virsinis,
and Aaron Bell appointed post master.
The mail service OH the route from Cove
Gap to Logan Courthouse, West Virginia,
will be discontinued on and after May 3ist
1882 q.
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Probable strike at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May ga meeting OF the
rolling mills was held at their hall in Gov
ington last night. They adopted resolu-
ton that hnless the proprietors signed the
present scale to continue one year at the
same rates they would cease operations.
They will submit their proposition to the
proprietors, and give them until next
Wednesday to consider it, and if they de-
cline will refuse to work, thus throwing five
or six thousand men out Of employment.
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Uptiezrnf Ahead.

SrEUBENyILLE, o., May 2S.-As the result
of the Congressional primaries, in this
county, yesterday, Updegraff will have
about twenty nine delegates out of the
thirty-nine, Taylor and Poorman 2. Up.
degraff carried the first, second and fourth
wards of this city, Taylor the third and
fifth, and Poorman the sixth, 1t was hot
contest, and the Updegraf men are happy.
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For Rnhhinn,A

na, ~ Nay 2.-Cnited States Marshal
shH Deputy Marshal Erskina :" a; =;
|. ~ =, NE ARKANSAS. yesterday arrsS,ci
h y, cbar,.5 ",,u i%St member Of the Fuller
-, S"SIStd with rnhbins the mail q,
f.. -, ATrESSinSaS, ~ while in charge of t5a =.
n, IL h.IIer Fuller wuS arrested a,
.,, Nrs. e. Fuller in Denver, and To5n =. /.
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to adopt measures for assisting the Law
renee operatives.
Constant applications for mill help are
made TO Secretary Howard from outside
places, indicating that operatives are scarce
in certain towns Agents are not success
ful, however, in getting operatives TO leave
tbis cikv
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AtGIeYeland.

CLEVELAND. May 27.-The situation at
the Cleveland Rolling Mill Companys
works remains unchanged. Many rumor
are atloat. but both the Company and work
men are retiCent about future plans. The
best of order has been maintained by the
men who are out, their police regulations
being excellent. Their police has been
so conducting themselves as to win public
sympathy. Secret meetings OF the Amalga-
mated Association are frequently held. the
latest one tonight, but the proceedings are
never divulged. Members, however, do
not hesitate TO say that they mean to hold
out, and. on the other hand, the Companys 5
officers declare their purpose hereafter to
most Of the former hands would be rein
stated ii they would quit the Union and
apply for places when the mills are ready
to start again. Both parties seem as deter
mined as at the outset, and there is no
prospect OF an early resumption OF work,
though the report is current that the Com
pany will start the Bloom mill on Monday.
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Denial by Iron Masters.

PHILApELPHIA, May S.-The report that
the iron masters are engineering strikes in
order TO advance the price of iron and
force buyers into the market is denied and
pronounced an absurdity by the Secretary
of the American Iron and Steel Association.
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Makipx yoters OF Int,i.,s

ST. Louis, May 2I.-Ten Kickapoo In.
dams, living on a reservation in Atchison
county, kaS., were naturalized by the
United States Court at Topeka, yesterday,
and are now full American citizens under
the recently passed by Congress.
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Pail River Operatives.

FALL RIVER, May 2S-The SpinnerS' Asso.
clauon will send delegation TO the Cen
tral Trades unions, which meet in conven.
uon IN Boston on the 30th for the purpose
OF organizing confederation Of trades and
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\ Secretary Of the Treasury, Satur-
ttcmoon issued a call for Sl5,OOO,-
bntnucd skies, series Of March s,
(Which mature August lst. There
bbout :47,O0O,OO5 of the bonds of
k,uc outstanding, and after this
| nt Is exhausted, q call will be is
fnrrontnued fiyeS.
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HreHerY Closed.

RACINE, Wis. May 27.-Charles VOLTS
brewery is closed on an attachment TO sat.
isfy claim OF Sc, 900. in favor of James
Baker.
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ProvrpEscE, May 2s.-Tbe trustees OF tne
sprafue estate adyertises the properly 70
Le sCld in parcels, the print roiks on S;s
city The 9Th Of Juue end lst ei July.
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THE NEWS.
zL,,set girl graduates viii wear ul-
|hs SUMMER.

/ coIOny exported last year 81
4 .,orth of dinmonds.
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81. LOuiS.

ST. LoUrS, May 27.--It is asserted by au-
thority that the Laclede rolling mill, in
this city, will shut down next week if the
workmen insist upon the advance in wages
which has been demanded. This mill has
a large amount OF manufactured stock,
enough to ill contracts and meet probable
orders for several months, and can stop
work without any particular injury to
their business; bat if the men will con-
tinue 10 work at the present schedule Of
wages they will keep their mill in opera
tion and give employment TO full Fcomple-
ment Of hands. The mill employs about
six hundred hands, and the monthly pay
roll amounts TO $4,000. There are five
rolling mills here, which employ about
two thousand five hundred men, with q
pay roll of $4,000 per month. and the
probabilities are that they will all shut
down next week, or very soon, rather than
submit to paying higher wages than are
paid at Cincinnati or Pittsburgh. One
mill is already closed, and will not reopen
until the question OF wages is settled.
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New York Legislature has been
an one hundred and forty-four
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Warrington and Ohio,

i .vnEE, May 2S.-The Washington Il
u NI.rOad was taken possession Ot by
e purchasers, Yesterday. The COM
] ue-s OF sale delivered the deed OF
fad tu the parties making the purchase
fCciypi the bonds Of W. J. Best, \. J.
j <. II. :. Terbel, +. \. Hoyt, Jack
holland, T. J. Brooks, G., c. Williams,
Lee and g. p. Janney. Immediately
the execution of the deed a meeting
se.d at which the Washington X Ohio
fad Company was reOrganized under
Eme OF the Washington Il Western
! all Company" with the above named
p and Vim. Dyer, OF Boston. and one
whose name Is unknown, directors.
Best, Of Boston, was elected PreSi-
p the new company. The Board of
ftOrS will meet again next Monday,
II IS said, arrangements will be made
pmpletlng the road through 10 Berry
where il will connect with the Shen-
p Valley Railroad. New steel rails
p put down at once, President Best
Iherd a'e but three Yirginians on
Nv Board of Director. e. c. Williams,
Richmond, c, ?. Janney. Of Loudoun,
e.. Lee, formerly OF Alexandria, but
p Washington.
he Cincinnati and Ohio River.
iNNATI. May ->.-The final confer
bg'Wgsen the Blaine party and General
rr. Me>>r>. >ea>ongoOd, John Carlyle
G,Ger>. yesterday afternoon, at the
hotvs, resulted in satisfactory ar
Nen,S being made for ehe early com-
", NE Cincinnati and Ohio river
both Hon. James e. Blaine and his
N'.'9"S Elaine, together with Hon.
.S.. lrWc,. and other Eastern parties,
become stockholders in the road. In
% @ 10 'hesc gentlemen, all the original
.D'urIN viii remain in, and number
.',r holders OF Cincinnati, Hamilton
1 ay''n pool stock will also become
Us "' the company. \ formal or
.'.v" was not perfected yesterday, but
4 tI,''n' nary steps were taken, and
,3U,.Nh"iderS will meet again az an
.'N 90 hoj an election. Ii is ugder-
,hS' both Messrs. Baine and Jewell
4, Placed on the Directory of the com.
anu There - a strong probability that
~ named will be made President
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The Boiler Makers Win.

NEw York, May 2S-The strike OF the
boiler makers for an increase OF pay
assumed new aspect to-day. OF the
seventeen shops where men had gone back
at the desired increase sixteen were de-
Clared again on q strike, and thus about
eight hundred men have rejoined the
strikers The determination to order out
the men on q strike who had gone back TO
work at higher rate of wages was decided
upon, owing to the bed faith of the EN-
ployers. The committees detected a viola
ton of the pledge in four or five instances,
and il was deemed best To order out all
men who had gone back 70 work until the
demand is conceded by all employers. An
exception was made in favor of Cramp &
Son, who have kept their pledge with the
Boiler Makers Union. There is no longer
any doubt as to the disposition of ma
iority of the employers to make necessary
concessions They are hindered by the
Delamater Iron Works and Roach & Son.
IL is said that the action of the latter in
case they should coneede advanced rates
would be followed generally.
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PsovrprscE, r. l., Nay I'll -
ssy. decree wss esteled dlycsasg cstss-
rine Chase Bprague from Williaa eDs3eSe.
giving Mrs. sPsgns ths custody 9 -
shree dsughters and permittisg bf % -
sumo her maiden name, VIM .esW -
sftef 70 spply for slimony u sbs eeoosee
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-,,,r,me Court of Ohio is expect
.rnounce its opinion of the Pond
Isy tomorrow.
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Worcrrrr, Nass-, Nsy E.-Is ths sses.
r;or court Jesss J. CobuSn ves ma e1~?
for msnslaughtef, on accouat Q. ~ eeeo
OF Cshiu and tvo chiidren y tns isxe -.
sster on the 9Th of July. 1870. Ccoas.
ovned the boat which was ovesioodo1 I'D
iiJS~d oyeg st The Wheh
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l,ssiou of Congress is now eonsld-
/ nrats without s deadlock.
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. Grain crops of the Southern States
| wear nearly double those ofany
I lipce the civil war.
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,rJ will be broken to-day for the
.,.,;nn ofthe Curtis Creek branch
'psIrimore and Ohio road,
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- no more quack doctors sp5 o,o,,.
'''S .'e'y wholly oR FErvxA ''''' =