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Not thc IIcnlnIlold Extension.

Special Dispatch to the lntenigencer.
WAsIuYeroS, February 2O.-A Dalti.
more dispatch says It's announced that
President Garrett has Issued instructions
to have work commenced to-day ut two
places on the line OF the Baltimore &
0hfo's Philadelphia extension. Work
will begin about one mile from Whining.
ton, The line is to run parallel with the
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
railroad to Newport. The other line will
be commenced on the property of the
Newport bank and run through Kiamensi
leaving the question open as to which
Of the two shall be ultimately selected
The two lines will meet and run through
Newark as one. Candy will have direc.
ton Of the work as Chief Engineer, and
Superintendent Connell, of the Delaware &
Western railroad will supervise tpersonal,
ly. The commencement force will be
small ut first, but will be increased us the
work progresses and the weather settles
The requirements OF the charter are for the
work to be begun this month.
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star Route indictments

special Dspntch 10 the lntellIgenCer.
WAsInNaToN, February 2O.-As predict
ed by Col. Bliss TO your correspondent last
night, indictments have been found against
u large number OF persons concerned in
the star route frauds. Presentments were
made to-day and the indictments are being
prepared in tho Attorney.General's office.
Among the parties presented for indict-
ment are 'ex-Assistant Postmaster.G General
Thomas ]. Brady, ex-senator Stephen W.
Dorsey, John W. Dorsey, a brother Of cx-
Senator Dorsey; NJ, c. Rerdell, private sec
retary for ex-senator Dorsey; W. II. Turner,
formerly clerk in the Postollice Depart.
ment; and John R. Miner and Henry NJ.
Vaile, OF the firm of Miner, Yaile 4 Co.; j.
L. sandcrson and ]. NJ. Peck, of the Dorsey
firm. The last named, Peck, is said 10
have died recently. It's understood that
the presentmcnts do not include ]. l..
French, T. B. LilICy and :, p. Brown, whc
were included in the original information.
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TIE CHINESE MISSION
AWARDED JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG.
Expensive Printing Schemes Judgment Ortrtakss
the ThlsTlug Constellation Edmund, for
lIuars pIIeo-AvltatIOn OF Tobacco
Tax Reduction uurlfaltO Trade.
Special Dispatch 10 Che Iutslllsencer.


WAsHISoroS, February 2O.-It is a yery
we'll settled fact that John Russell Young
of the New York Herald, is to 60 10 the
Chinese mission. Mr.. Young greatly pre-
ferred Japan, as he is fairly well acguaint
ed in that country, but Bingham, ourprcs
rut Minister, Will retain bis portfolio o.
office and Young go to China.
There Is now before the House Com.
mittee on Printing proposition in the
form Of resolution for the printino, which
aggregates upward Of 100000. The
proposition to print $4,000 copies OF the
medical and surgical history Of the war
would alone cost sl,Ol1SOO. These are
now out Of print, and nre copies are re.
tailed at from s95 to $50 per set,
The House Committee OF Elections will
tomorrow resume the hearing of the merits
and dcmerits Of the Cannon Campbell
Utah case, and It is possible conclusion
may be reached. 1t is certain, us tele.
graphed you last week. that tho case will
be sent buck to the people.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Intell!gcuGcr.
WASHINGTON, February 2O.-A Peters
burg, Va, special says The exports OF to,
bacco in bond from this city tho present
week amounted to DISCS pounds. Tht
collection Of internal revenue for the week
amounted to sl,744,O57. The tobacconist,
of this city, Us Il general thing, oppose IN
agitation Of reduction OF the tobacco tax
not tl,at they are opposed to a reduction @,
the entire abolition OF the tax, but the re
peated agitation OF the subject greatly at
iects the trade and lessons the sales. The
present movement in Congress fora re
fuction, it Is said, did not originate will
the tobacconists, but with the politicians,
and is looked upon us ii political move
,Oort
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VIZ are indebted to the publishers
Ncssrs, Randolph * English, Richmond,
VA, for the first volume Of Blrton's Chan.
Gerry Pncticc, Il work that is highly com'
ncnded by Judge K. W. Hughes, Of the
United States district Court OF Virginia,
who spcaks oi it as a work Indispensable
toa Yirgiaa practitioner. The contents
Of the first volume are as fOlIOws:. Ch. l.,
jurisdiction Of Courts in Equity, Ch. H..
Limitation to Salts in Equity. Ch. III.
ties,o Salts in Equity. Ch. ", Pro,
ces' to confluence suit and Proceeding.
at Rules. Ch. V, Ellis in Chanccry. CHI
W., Demurrer and Pleas. Ch. VII, An,
swers in Chlncery. Ch- VIII, 1njunc
tions Ch. IX., Receivers. Ch. X, Rene
dies Provided by Statute. Oh. NJ AT
iachmenis in Chancery.
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THE MOUNTA1N EVANGELIsr.
He COnClndcs His Work In LouIsvIl
After EcYcm MeekA, Servfcea

He COnClndcs His Work In Louisville
After Seven Weeks Services.
LOUISVILLE, February 2O.-Rev. George
o. Barnes, the famous mountain evangelist,
who has been doing missionary work in this
city for seven weeks, preached his farewell
sermon last evening. During this time he
has conducted two meetings daily and
three on Sundays, and the attend.
Nnce has crowded the largest hall in the
city. His werk in Louisville has re-
suited in 2,473 conversions, and in addition
10 this about as many people have con.
tessed their faith in prayer for restoration
to health, and have been annointed by
Mr.. Barnes. Many Of the latter have pub
liCly proclaimed themselves cured of the
ills their bodies were heir TO. The evanee.
list goes hence to Bowling Green, Ky.
During his five years Of missionary work
23,4S9 confessions Of faith have been made
through his labors,
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FIRE RECORD.

PHlLApELrIuA, Pa, February 2o.-A fire
in the Albion print works on Water street
destroyed the entire stock worth $4,000
also the stocks Of several other firms in M
same building. Total loss $4,000, The
charred body Of an unknown maa was
found on.the second floor when The fIre
was subdued, a number Of other persons
are missing.
Bellevue MIcn, February 2O.-A fire
morning destroyed sixteen storfs and
dwellings, half the business places Of The
town. Loss over 10, 900; insurance $1,000
KALAMAZOO, MICH, February 2O.-Fred
Aubrey's dry goods store at Pine Grove,
Van Buren, county, was burned on SatuF.
dry night. Loss 5000. Insured 5000,
MERRIMAc, Mass, February 2O.-Foster
4 Prescotts factory was burned TO-DAY.
Loss $50 200; insurance $4,000.
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A MAN OF NERVE,
Who Sworc the Police Couldn't Arrest
Him, but They Did.

WIZ SWoFc the FoLLcS couldn't Arrest
Hin, but They DId.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., February 2O.-A very
exciting and probably fatal affair took
place this afternoon on Jefferson street, be,
tween Sixth and Seventh, in which John
Wyatt, a former ex.governmcnt mar.
shal, who has bagged more moonshiners
than any man in the country, was badly
no doubt fatally, wounded by Jesse Gun,
pingham and Thomas ]. Connell, two dep,
uties Of the City Court.
Wyatt is man Of celebrated nerve, and
is one who has never known fear. He hf.
had many exciting incidents in his life
and has shot several men, but generally
was acting in self defense or in the dis.
charge his duties as Il Government officer,
but this time he hos probably met his
man. During the affair fourteen shots
were fired. The affair commenced In n
store'house, n little hotel directly opposite
the central fire engine house, and ended in
the street, where Wyatt was shot.
The origin Of the difficulty was wit.
hehscu Dy nO!V Dut Tue participants, con-
sequently it is somewhat difficult To give
exact particulars, 1tseems warrants were
out for the arrest Of Wyatt, charging him
with selling liquor to minors, and thai
hearing Of this, he swore that he would
"pay no attention to the wCrrants; he
would bed-d il he would pay the fines,
and no officer could arrest him." He Il
said to have threatened to shoot any man
who laid hands on him,
The officers attempted to arrest WYATT,
when he pulled bis revolver The officers
did the same, and the battle rnged from
the hotel TO the street. The Marshals tired
ten out Of fourteen shots. Wyatt fired four
times with his famous pistol, which he
calls "rrusty," Neither Of the marshals
were hut, except that Conuell's forehead
was gEased by bullet. Wyatt was found
to be very seriously injured, and the prob.
abilities are that he will die.
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rhe phIIndrlphLn EIeelIon.

PuLAngLrnlA, February 20.-The Citi-
zcns' Committee OF One HGndredarc max
ing strenuous Efforts to prevent fraud at
the municipal election tomorrow, which
is expected 10 be one Of the most exciting
events in the political history Of the city.
Fifty experienced detectives from all tie
larger cities within three hundred miles
Of Philadelphia, acquainted with the re-
peaters In their various localities, haee
been engaged TO watch incoring trains for
expected FePeataEs, and 10 watch the
marketable voters in wards where the
greatest efforts are being made to defeat
therlng candidates,
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THE OLD DOMTNION.
The DueIlns RIIi Yetood-LcgisIatIon
nnL General Affair."

RIcuIoND, February 2O.-The Governor
has vetoed the anti.dueling bill. In the
Hanover County Court the counsel OBJ.
posed the examination by the Grand jury
OF the witnesses present GU the ground
that their evidence, while it might serve
to fasten guilt on the principals in duels,
would tend to criminatc themselves as par.
ttcipants. The Court decided that the point
was well taken and discharged the witnes.
ses. The result was that no presentments
could be made by the Grand Jury,
In the Senate the President pro kem ex.
planned that he was wrong in ruling Satur.
day that debate on n motion to lay on the
table was illimit0ble.
Mr.. Riddleberger's motion 10 lay on the
table the joint order having for its object
the election OF certain State officers was
adopted.
Another joint resolution was then offered
fixing Wednesday next for the election Of
all officers.
A number Of Senators entered written
protests against the ruling Of the chair Sat.
urday.
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81 l.oUls, February y2o.-Eipht prominont
tSaSern stockholders and directors of ths
Ss,s sNls orS and Steel Company arrived
C", cav Yesterday The list includes l.. B.
SWt0mnon; David Davis, Thomas Dickson,
V u; WisRer and Chester Griswoid, Of
pv" l3TE City; T. W. Weston, Scranton,
pa pa' u NJ; Kenlick, Albany, n. "; James
na.!Sn' na.uSn' Troy, \. y. This morning they
", %'i 1Ne st. Louis directors Of the company
%N c examined tho books md discussed
yitGsN9ns OF policy. This afternoon they
SS!i S'SlIr'i ne Eulcan Steel Worksat Caron.
Tn't " IN the southern suburbs Of the city,
~ ,ih""Iorro% they will 20 to Pilot Knob on
Mv Sa, 'se" Mountain Railroad, where they
Gs.S tSU iafge interests, and next day will visit
NrSaa nrSnS. Tower Illinois, aud examine the
property at that point.
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LIKE A FAIRY STORY,
evr WITHOUT a slNaLE FNRY.
The Trluntlrats Of Democrats who Are to Assist
blaine and VOORHEES, to Glory la 1ssI-A
Coalition that will Never COalsse.
What The Victims Have to Say.

WAsnISoToS, February 20.-A Western
Associated Press reporter this morning
asked Senator Voorhees, about the story
telegraphed from here to the effect that
certain prominent Democrats, including
VOORHEES,, Morgan, Of Alabama, and Jere
Black were secretly scheming with Blaine
to run Blaine and Voorhees, as candidates
for President and Vice President in 1884,
and give them the support Of the Demo-
crIttc purity. Voorhees, said that the story
was too absurd to deserve even contempt;
that there was nothing in it, aud he didn't
propose to dignity 1t by taking any notice
Of it. Senator Morgan, Of Alabama, said
tho whole thing was fiction. He had
seen Blaine only twice in us many months,
and that only for few moment ut time.
and no reference was made to politics in
their conversation. Morgan said: II don't
think Blaine would ever trust his political
fortunes to such Democrats as Voorhees,.
Iege Black and myself. like Blaine yery
much personally, but be is not the man 1
would nominate for President. believe in
unadultented Democracy, and II had nv
way would place the party upon Demo.
cratiC principles. l would relieve it Of
Tammany in New York, Of Readiusterism
in Virginia and otrepudiation everywhere,
aud 1 would nominate tried and true
Democrat like Thurman or Hendricks or
number OF others that could be named, for
President" Senator Morgan added that
he didn't believe in any political coalitions
and that he would rather sulTer'defeat with
q simon.pure Democratic ticket and plat.
form than to win victory by coalition
and mixture Of principles. Among Demo.
cuts here this storyis generally pronounced
nounc absurd and laughed at, but there are
atew, comprising those who are not friendly
to Blaine, who shake their heads and say
that II this story is not literally true they
believe that nachinatiOn looking to Demo.
cratic support Of Blaine in the next Presi-
dental canvass is going on.
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WAMtlSuroS, February 2O.-Secrctary
Hunt received dispatch from Hoffman St.
Petersburg, respecting the relief cx-
petition In search Of the Jeannette
and survivors, and stating the reason why
Engineer MELVILLE WIS placed in command
OF the party was that Lieutenant Danen-
hover was physically unable to attend to
the daties OF the Office, as in addition to
having lost his eyeRight, his terrible af.
AiCtions had caused temporary alteration
OF tho mind. 1t is now believed that Da,
nenhower fully recovered his reason and
his general health, as well as that OF other
members Of his party being gradually re-
staPad
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MILX INTERVIEWED.
HO States to u Reportcr Ills Rca, ons for
RcSIgnlng.


RcSIgnIng.
NEw YoRE, February 20.-Gieo. G. Min,
who has been repudIated by the Chicago
Unitarians because he Is too liberal in his
views, spoke to-day before the Society OF
Ethical Culture. lie advanced no novel
views. Mr.. Min said'to reporter after
his address that he had no definite plans
for the future. His connection with Ills
church in Chicago was so suddenly broken
that he had had no time 10 lay out a future
course.
"Did you anticipate the action Of your
congregation"
mot At all. When ! made known nv
intention to resign large committee called
upon me and pressed me- to withdraw nv
resignation. They asked me nv reasons.
These ! did not give at first, because / did
not think it necessary tiu0lly told them
that my views were very liberal, and that It
would be best for me to give up my posi-.
ton, \ committee OF three afterwarl
called upon me; they said that the conore.
cation was also liberal and insisted on nv
remaining In the pulpit. But | believe
INV liAtAu AAuSG Aa'S bSeL sOllle IllaunQQfs
standing"
ibid you aiterward preach your sermons
setting forth your belief2"
ayes; congregational meeting was
called on Sunday night for tho following
Monday evening, and was asked TO de.
eide IN about twenty minutes whether nv
professional career was to be cut in two or
not"
treated"
"They refused to give mo reason for
their action, although they required me to
give mine. The matter could have been
adjusted quietly"
"When did you adopt your present sys.
TEN Of helieiM
'sThat is a difficult question to answer /
have been reading SpenCers philosophy
for years. A man does not Jump from one
system Of belief to another. 1t has been
with me gradual evolution"
When DO you take leave Of your con.
creation ~
n preach for the last time in Unity
church week from next Sunday,n
s--tl -s------,-s-
raIamany Unltes Win .he Republican,
AInASy, n. Y, February eo-Tam.
many united with the Republicans toslay
and elected John Yrooman Clerk 81 the
Senate. The vote stood II ayes % 8 noes,
~
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Tux editor Of the Stcubcnvillc Wool
Gcorog Edtaa expresses himself as fol-
lows in regard to the price OF wool in the
MAR future
Wedo not wish to misleal nny one, and
try to rvprc.rutlhcmarkct fairly, and when
WI say that the farmer who sold his wool
in June at 4Oc did better than he who sells
to day Mt current rates we state facts, but
We do not by this advise anybody to sell
To-day. We would rather beg Of them to
hold ior,he j0e that may come before nexi
June Ii it does not come, at least prices
will come, in our opinion, TO warrant the
holding of wool.
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PRoyrDExcE, II. l., February 2O.-The
divorce petition OF Katharine Chase
Sprague against William Sprague will, it Is
said, be settled: Mrs. Sprague's petition
will be granted, and decree Of divorce
entered giving her the custody of her three
daughters, tho boy to remain with tho
father. The question Of alimony probably
will not be mentioned in the decree.
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,rroiiudns,ry struck the Senate yes
,.rJ,y morning, and q resolution to meet
orlo.k ~ N. hereafter received an
's,o., unanimous vote. In the afternoon,
however. it relaxed its energies and re-
,io.leI is early thought and impulsivc
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Tnt calholic Bishop of Cork in his
lea,en pastoral rcics to the immense
Eepc0,oi,hc land act and says the violation
Of in,. laws. Of property, individual rights
and rcrsonaI safety afford a dark cover ior
1e introduction Of 4 system Of brigandage
by Wild unprincir,cd persons.
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s,x,ror par,o$. railroad bill came up
,.'a,iirz.ioa in the Senate yesterday,
'o' ', ,y"' ,,a. n,,l second time and variously
".a D,,nJ,l "" Pending its further considera-
.,an a,'nI ,lc senate adjourned. 1t will come
Nv, .,,r,l,r ro.nniinishcd business.
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Tnr action oi the Senate in passing SEN
a,or Edmuads bill against polygamy and
the hct ,lm. the House has already passed
\ bill under the suspension Of the rules
maxim. any persoa guilty of bigamy or
po!yslmy" Ineligible to a seat in the House
As territorial delegate cvincc the disposition
Of Congress to deal stornly with polygamy,
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+, You arc sick well, there is Just one remedy
lhat Will cure you beyond possibility of
doubt, fits Liver or Kidney trouble, Con-
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, 0WelIs
Health Renewer" Is your hope 500 Drug.
lists. Depot Laaghlin Bros 4 Co., Wheeling.
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caEzTxR, Pa, February q. Six victims
pf the late explosion were buried today.
All industrial establishments suspended
work, and theemployes attended ina body.
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r.,, rl,jpe- Voorhees, combination ticket
,.s, ~. /. receiving some attention Just
'o' -, y, ,le hands Of imaginative journ.
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HUslNENS HAROmErER.
The Report OF the Exchanges ut the
Leading CiearIag HoaHes.

Leading CiearlaE Houses.
BosrOS, February 2O.-From the Post the
following table shows the total gross cx,
changes at twenty-threc leading clearing
houses in the United States, twenty-five
being for the week ending February Is
and one, Louisville, for the week ending
February lG:
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February ]

The exhibit, ms n whole, isagain uniavora.
BILE this week, compared with the CORE.
spending week last year.
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Z" THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS =

-Brtttsh Medical Journal.
The ONLY Spring which has been examined by the Depart
ment of State and by the Treasury of the United States and the
water of which has been expressly declared be natural mineral
water.
Extracts from Official Documents Of the o. s. Government:
own gas" 'o'''N D0''' "tAt -
us. v1cEcOSsUIArB, Cologne, Germany, oL 10, 1877.
Beyond question natural mineral water"
JUS. CONSULATE, Cologne, Germany Nov &c. 1878.
aThe ApoInas Water as heretofore imported is natural
-UsrnEAsuRY DEPARTMENT, Washington, b. O.,
Feb 21, 1870
Probably the pues not the only pure eervescent mineral
waters shipped to the United States"
Cen STARRING, Spec. EarOpa" agent o. s. Treasury
Feb 20, 1879
1t cannot be an artificial mineral watera
COL T1oHENoR, Spec European Agent US Treasury
dug 81, 1881.
II conclude therefore, that the water imported under the
name If Aponas Water is article which Is prodaoed by
nature aud not the handiwork Of man that natural and
not an artificial water; =
CHARLES s. Fo1eEa, Ssey u s. Treasury jan 49, 1889.
The above extracts dispose completely Of the va
r1ous attacks made upon APoIIinaris Water by
interested manufacturers Of aerated waters
FREDK DE barry Co, New York
eoAEAdGA1s FOR TIE Q. s. AND d4NADA2
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ttW sA+ANAA d1e mouse.
Ask druggists for "Rough on Ratsn Il
clears out rats, mice, bed bugs roaches, yer.
min, dies, ants, insects i5c per box, ~
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MILITARY FlnED uro,

DuBmX, February 2O.-The military in
charge Of house at Carrick.on.Snir, from
which the tenants had been evicted, were
fired upon. A volley dispersed the assaiI.
ants. :.
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Taramaay ua.,esai.h. .ae Republicans.
ALnASy, N. Y, February eo.-Tam.
many united with the Republicans to-day
and elected John Nrooman Clerk of the
Senate. The vote stood u ayes 10 8 noes
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oUTRA0Es on JEWS.

LONDON, February 2O.-The British Con-
sufar reports tend to extenuate ne serions.
ness OF the anti-J Jewish riots in Russia. The
loss oi lie and ontrages on women gen
orally IS denied. The destruction ofJewish
property is fully confirmed. Thestatement
IS confirmed that about one hundred Jews
were shameiully maltreated at Warsaw,
len or twelve Of whom died Of the injuries.
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FRENCH AyFAtRs.

PARIS, February 2O,-GeueraI Niribel,
against whose appointment in chief war
office the Radicals raised an outcry on ac-
count ot his connection with General DID,
crot in the crisisof y, has been displaced
Ihe Jardin de Mabille has been sold for
General Chausey has been appointed
commandant Of the Sixth Army Corps and
General De Gallitfit transferred 10 the
Twelfth Army Corps.
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A DISADl.ID STEAMER.

:. LONDON, February 90 The steamer
Texas, from Baltimore, bound for Liver
pool, WIS seen alongside the disabled steam.
eI surdinian on The 18th, $50 miles from
Fastnet. When the Nederland left the
Sandman the latter had several feet Of
water in her stern hold, but the water
seemed to be kept down by the pumps.
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sr. PErERsnuRG, February 2O.-General
ignatieiE Minister Of the Interior, has in
formed the Jewish Rabbis that the govern
ment will neither encourage nor oppose
the emigration OF Jews.