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AnArfrcss, Remains.

CIScISNArI. December 2-The remains
of Annie Won Behren, who was shot by
Frank Frayne Thursday, started al o'clock
this evening by the Baltimore and Ohio
TsiIroad for burial at the home OF Miss
Won Behren's parent in Brooklyn. n. l.
Tbey will arrive there about O'Clock to-
morrow night. Frsyne and company went
along IN the same train and will attend the
funeral in body.
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married a white For a Muiatto.

Lnr,svrrrr December Robert Mays.
. rolored man fled 8 suit for divorce to-day
on the ground OF his wife being white
wcmap' He saws he was married to her In
This CITY under the belief that she was
mulatto. They went to Danyille to live,
snd be was TO Id she was white ana that ne
Was violating the rules OF the state oy
I;yi,g w;tb her. hence the suit. They
have two children which Mays will sup
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Imnraner Ixa Of MnIlA,

Bosrox, MAss, December "A Deputy
United Statel Marshal arrested DIR. Charles
J. Eastman, Dean of Bellevue Medical Col
lego, on a charge of using the mails with
intent 10 defraud. lie was jailed, but sub
scnnentlY released on bail.
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PARLIAMENT PRoRoGUeO.
The Queens Speech 60 the Distin.
Euished Body.

The Queens Speech 60 the Distin'
guished Body.
LoNpoN, December 2.-Parliament was
proTogued to-day. The Queen in her speech
closing the session, says that she continues
TO hold amicable relations with all the
foreign powers, Notwithstanding the fail
ure to conclude q commercial treaty with
France. There has not been any general
decline in the dealings between the two
countries She expresses gratitude TO the
British and Indian forces for their work in
the Egyptian campaign. The
Recent Events in Egypt
enchanced her obligations in regard to its
affairs. She will study to discharge her
duties so as to maintain international en-
gagements, uphold and consolidate the
privileges which have been acquired, and
promote happiness among the people and
the prudent development OF their instltu-
tions. The Queen also says she will en-
deaYor TO
Avoid Any Measures
likely to tend towards disturbing the tran
guilty of the East. She feels confident
that her aims and the result of her coun-
sells will commend themselves to
thef approval Of the powers and her
teresting region. The growth Of the reve-
nue. Of Great Britain has been seriously re-
tarded, but by cause which N itself Is 20
be contemplated with. satisfactlQns that sikt
a diainntion IN fhe receipts of the ex-
chequef rom duties ON intoxicating
LIQUORS. She
Anticipates Distress
this winter in some parts of Ireland. She
refers with deep pain 10 the as
saSSinations which have been rife in
Dublin. There is special call OF
duty upon the authorities to exercise
with frmneSs the powers with which taey
are entrusted. The social condition OF Ire
land at large, however, has markedly i'm
proved, which improvements she hopes
viii be maintained. Her Majesty express
es thanks for the passage various measures
relative to Ireland, and OF other measures
to the advantage OF the people. The proro'
cation is to the 18th Of February.
Convicted.
CoNsrA NTrSorE, December 2.-Mahemet
Pasha was convicted OF conspiracy against
the Sultan, and ha, been sentenced to exile
in Daghestan.
Traffic Resumed.
BERLIN, December 2.-Communication
between Frankfort. on-Ihe-Main and Cob
LEM, which has been interrupted by
floods, has been restored. The railroads
are gradually resuming traffic.
Duel Abandoned.
PARIS. December The duel arranged
between AndrieuX, who wounded Laurent,
editor of the newspaper Paris, in q duel
Yesterday, and NJ. ArenP, writer for the
Paris, has been abandoned.
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IRISH NEWS.
Moyements i'm the Emerald Isle

Dublin, December "A man named
Martin, a compOsitor, employed in the
Government printing Office, arrested some
months ago in connection with the Dorset
street tragedy, has been spprehended on
suspicion OF being concerned in the mur'
der Of detective Cox.
The Lord Lieutenant informed the Dub
lin police that an application had been
made to Parliament for special grant OF
extra pay, varying according to length OF
service, for all below rank OF commits
SiCner.
Nearly 60, 900 Oapplicatiors have been re-
Ceived by the Land Commission from per
sons desirous of taking the benefit OF the
arrears OF rent act
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HH.otin~ Af0nRR0.

DUBLIN, December "A proclamation
signed by the Lord Lieutenant has peen
issuedp rohibiting the meeting Oh oSnal.
oJ ,be Irish National Land League, which
was to have been held at Limerick 70 NOR.
row. and at which it was announced Dayi''
would speak.
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MhAT CONGRESS Wit DO.
on the Probable work
of congress.

Ot 1UnErcss.
lSa-.G' r.wa'ri to he S,Dily Rcyis'c7'.
WA,u,NDr raN. december Senator Cock
re-. Of Missouri. reached Washington last
e7ea;nc after what he termed one of she
most exciting campaigns of his political
experience. and j. safely anchored for the
winter Sad short session Of Congress. In
cOuyer>atiou with your correspondent,
he stated that it was his opinion
thas Congress would not attempt
much general legislation OF the en-
suing session beyond a discussion or re-
,.gl..n OF taxation. Everything else
NJ q b. ,omIirtyd 10 give way to this
iulpr,au' question, and when this dis
posed Of there would not be much time
IeiS 20 devote 20 the appropriation bills.
tie hsi heard -Umors at an extra session
beng necessary, but was not inclined 10
give heed 10 them, Is the Republican
walo-!-y in Congress would not like to 90
Lriu,a tae .uUuJ-y with record OF being
Uasb.e tOstLsnd % ths Rn6lic business a.
ne shOFt session.
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I-nn RnrIers Idle.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, December 2-The con-
tinucd depression in the iron trade has
caused = temporary stoppsge of work in
,be guide and bsr departments OF the
Allentown rolling mill, throwing SO men
out OF employment.
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GARFIELD CLAIMS.
The PLY ,ieians' DiSy I'm the Big Di'
Nlaln-


W'-~'>Er'N. December 2.-The claims
a'oald 20 lay by the Garfield Board OF
AID. axe as fellows: Professional ser
u,ce,-B.i,s, $3.50; Agnew and Hamilton,
5000 each. Rryhurn and BoyHton, $1,000
ea.l Ei-nn 5000 The bills for services
and supplies were all sealed aS were also
;.e ba., for extra services Of Government
e i.Oycs steward Crump being allowed
ID. &g" rTlvute Secretary Pruden, 800,
sc. The tn'A appropriation 10 pay the
,a.Ms against the CStat" was S5I,pyD, Of
Sa.eh 500" was especially appropriated
- ne physicians and wc,l.cgl attenianre.
The 81 .Dwuure for the physicians, &c,
sl.0Uutz tD .>.uuJ less than the amount APP
i-oprlareG, and the allowance for outside
e.a.ms /, about $,Icup less than the
-..D 4 ara.IN.c, making 4 total balance
O. -3sv. ...sy vUt %. ,ne appropriation.
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HarseNhtnRed.

Ta,LsHsssE, December 2.-At Key West
ves,erday while in coart, Eeutenant-Gov'
ernor Bethel insults5 Q. r. Pentlefcn, an
editor. After the adjournment OF ss
court PendlSon spit m BetheIs lace ane
horseHhipped him.
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rn,or Iearue OF AmerIca.

WASHINGTON, December . Gen; !; 5
Neeley, Of Pittsburg, Preside Mt al the Un,
ion League Of AEerica, has issued cal
FOR the annual session OF the National
Council OF Philadelphia on the Sd OF De
rarI. hCr--
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Cherakee y1ssyees.

CHICAGO, December 2.--An Indian Tsrfi'
tory ypscislsay At tSe joint sessios o. .ns
Cherokee Sspste and Council. Hon samne'
; Rikbee was elected chief Justice OF tn'
Supreme Court nj the tbtrosee ha,'o.
! Hon. J. CClessr6 }. Y, AlycrS sefe ets1Sst
Associate justices.
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smrTH WlNsE ms RAcE.


-
ne and MIA E<tens's Hgin 1I| 60
Ilel ~ |s
safEedlof foot raes Set y son Qc5I ,lltll
oftliiseity, and M. <. KyttiefA!1n q i1,tss
per, Iowa, for 81, COG a side, TOOK place 81
Cleveland, late yesterday afternoon.s 1here
was large attendance of sporting men
from this city and from other parts of the
country. KettlemaR has fine record as a
sprinter. and odds OF 800 to SO were free
" offered on him, all ci which the friends
OF Smith, of course, took advantage OF.
The start was not made until late in the
afternoon, when Smith, contrary to the ex-
pectations of the Western men, proved IN
easy winner, defeating kettleman by two
yards, the distance being one hundred ana
twenty. FIVE wards. 1t is said that his friends
won about SO 900 on the race. Smith and
his party returned to the city this morn
ing
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All Were EpeechIess
SHE STOPPED TO SUICIDE.
Shot Herself After Staying Up Witha
Married Man.


SALTsBuEG, Pa, December miss Nancy
J. Stoops, formerly Of Leechburg, hut At
present a domestic at a boarding house
kept by W. G. Heiner, near Salina on the
West Penn Railroad, committed suicide
yesterday morning by shooting herself, the
ball entering the right side of her head,
passing clear through the brain and finally
coming out through the skull. She has
been acting in the capacity OF house.
keeper for Mr.. Heiner, and it is said had
formed an
Intimacy with % MRrricd Man
who boards at the house and is said to
have a wife and family in Allegheny
City. Miss Stoop was heard in earnest
conversation with. this man until four
O'Clock in the morning, II which tfue
she retired TO bed An hour liter the -
vera yersl a tlss Soardsrc b1s' u vs. suppo -
at the tirne that sqe - been. q 5nd
'uiSj.je de hp2cls
xss @ btGs "a "a sith 50 Fae fpena a'i'sa
y =, ss...,5ss ~, t,.a, IN ss1s
In her hand and q huIlst Rtlt y hsr =
a Abuteher knifc snd large bladsc. ~
knife were found un1eF the pillow.
revolver was identiaed - that Of the 80
ried man who had sat up with her ~
night before, and he was called upou 70
make an explanation. This he did BY de.
nying all knowledge OF the contemplated
suicide. lie declared that he hal lent the
you nglady his revolver a couple oi weeks
ago for an entirely different purpose, rs nc
supposed, and had no suspicion OF the
fatal use TO which it was to be put. An in
quest on the resnains will be held and the
owner of the revolver will probably be ar
rrStsd.
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RRaiEned.

LOUISVILLE. December 2-Judgs Charles
+ Kinciad, Secretary of the State Railroad
Commission, and Secretary OF the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, yesterday
resigned the latter position.
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The ncCarty.niddIeberser Racket.

RrcnNoND,YA December 1.-The looked.
for duel between Senator Riddleberger and
Captain Page McCarty has been the subject
Of excited comment here day. Captain
McCarty is still concealed near the city, but
his friends here, it is understood, have his
address, and all convenience III the way OF
post horses and prompt carriers OF afford
ing Senator Riddleberger an opportunityto to
send him a challenge should he so desire
has been prepared. Up TO Hlis time, how
ever, il is understood that Senator Riddle
Ieherger has not availed himself OF the op
rortunity. 1t is said Mr.. Riddleberger
will leave thr city tonight for New York,
where Senator Malone is now sojourn-
ing; but whether he goes there to seek
the advice of Malone or not, OF course,
is matter for conjecture Anti-Mahone
men are chuckling over what they regard
rs RiddlebergerS back.down. 1t is sup
posed that Captain McCarty will remain IN
bailing distance of Richmond as long as
Riddlebergcr lis hereabOuts, and Will then
return TO hIs post at Washington. Mahone-
ties are not inclined to talk about the
affair. This Is about how the matter
stands now.
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Raanrnnr AalaorR.

IIsuoN, December "A United States
steamer, name unknown, PROBABLY the
N,psic, is ashore At the entrance OF the
river Tagaa. .F"
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PaoDUCK.



B,Ur,xozs. Dscembef Flour - Un-.
changed. wheat--wesRrn quits sod sbo1t
steady: No. 2 winter rot spot $t 0Hgi W;
seller Decsmber 81 osk bid; ssiler JsDnsry
81 I3X ssked. Con-Westem lower bat
isirly active; new 6S9z1c; seller the year
I,Jai5Xc; ssller JznuRy e1962%c; seller
February aS9126oxc; teller March e)}fos
6CLc. Oats-Dull bat steady; Wsstera
white 44ts4sc; miIeI 4of74fe; Psnnsylsaa
4s@ NC. Rye-Quiet NJ 6;<s6Sc Hay--ftrFa
and uncEanyed. PrSyisions-Cenei and
unchanged Butter - Steady: WtsseTn
packed 22g9Bc: craasry 35gTc EsSa-
lower: frssh 2sc; timed 26d26c. Petroieuu
unchspsed. Cakfee--Dull. Sggar-Heedy
wkixkS-Quie. ~ 81 10.
Ptstsbaygb Ell.
Prr1srIGa. December a-Ths oil markel
! vss iyclined 10 he weak this morning, sns
but lfttle trading was done. The openta1
| abs sere made at sLtoK. snd decline q
rso cent? Immediately followed. bot TIER
~ss q partial recovery aite.vard, sSa
noon si.09k was bid.
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Con,ump:ion IL often the sesult O. nes
cnyiuv = ooaeh or cold st the propss TINE:
p.onls seldom resliIs tbeis nseeks unni
tbey have fallen victims - this terrible dc
.s,s. rhfp u often proves tco late. I:ke
advice. and when trouhasd With cous1.
coldS sstbns, vbooping cough. crop y
nueIzs. bronchitus, gsise 10 tss 80 -
an dsseases OF the thfoat ed InnR -
Dr.. B<ssnko's Cough and Lang b5yu =
ipfsllibls remedy Tor tise enoye n.oes ~
eassa. Ask y0ur trafg,se ~ - - ~ -
Sold b. A. y. YoGng.1 .,s'
Loean& Co.. vho'sss's assn"
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SUNDAY LABOR.

An Attempt 10 be Made 10 stop the New
York sunday Papers.
SKE YoRK, December 27-Ths Rcg Gode,
so far ss II refers to the observance Of Sum
DAY, win be cnfosced by the police to-mor-
row. supt Walling, in conversation, said:
II do not think ID work Of necessity that
Hss%sp4Rssss sssS Sss so4e se So s sa G sqRasg %
Mondays paper. That is seryile labor
and misdemeanor, and the police will
be liable for misdemeanor if they do
not stop it. Then We have barber shops;
they will unquestionably be closed, be-
cause men can get shaved on Saturday.
The bathing establishments are not works
Of necessity or charity. We do not have
jurisdiction over Central Park, but if the
Park policemen 10 their duty on Second
avenue, driving will be stopped. We shall
stop driving on Seventh avenue.
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ODf1uAFN.

Pcb--, A y. December Rear Amirsl
stncE,, n Mymsn, L. :. y, whn v,,s
- a E..5h N,h SpOple1y yesterday mor6:
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AN EFFORT TosETTlE.

President Jarrett HOpefal OF Settle
Inent In Chicago.
PrrTsBURGH. December 2.-President Jar
rett LETT for Chicago yesterday for the Pur'
pose of effecting Q settlement OF tho dim
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THE DEAD MANS SHOES.

several Patriots Anxious 10 PHI Upde-
gratis Plaee-Lleufenant GoyernQr
Richards ntersieNed-xxoa ne Nay
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BADLY TORN UP.
A Toledo Doctor I'm = Domestic sepss
tiOn.

ToLEpo, December South Toledo Is
badly torn up over domestic sensation in
which the prominent figure is DR.. Leroy
S. Barnes, who has lived in the place with
his wife and family for number OF years,
and practiced there with fair success. For the
past two ycaas the Doctor has been spending
his time in the Southwest for the purpose OF
seeking out a new home for the family mean
time keeping up correspondence regularly
and remitting 10 them promptly and liber-
ally. Last Tuesday a party called at the
Probate judges office in this city and pro-
cured license for the doctor, requesting
that as the doctor had but recently OBJ
tanned divorce from his wife the item he
not published. Yesterday at South Toledo
the doctors wife. family and friends were
rwhelmed with aStonishment ut his
marriage to Miss Ella Thanaway. whether
the doctor has become bigamist or has
recently obtained a divorce from his first
wife is what the South Toledoans would
like TO find out, but can not at present.
The Marriage Of Cousins.
EATON, D., December 3--The latest sem
sation which is occupying the society peo-
pie in our midst is the marriage Of Charles
Zimmerman 10 Miss Eva Saum, Of Peru,
Ind. The circumstances are these: Chas.
Zimmerman and Miss Saum are full
cousins, and as they could not get license
In Ohio TO wed, they went to Indiana.
They also found that such marriages are
forbidden In that State, and, as Charles fell
in love with his cousin while she was Wis.,
iting at her uncle's, few miles
southeast Of this place, and did not
wish To relinquish his claim for fear OF do.
ing worse, he persuaded her TO elope with
him 10 ,keptncky. So last Tuesday he
rant to 4 small town in Indiana where he
had Me arrangements to meet Miss
6a0a. nn(he could not meet her at her
hos - her parents sb &. ie..sa e
g.asSSJyiiS. f'iiit Welded pair arrived
I& hight. boasting Of the generous
- have In Kentucky. Some censure
s ,pan for not having enough
..1 (2sirl. out Of the family TO
VI lilsssl ~ this point.
rSS61 80 41ss 3sza
coma c6snsciee iIlh - Coos 4,
Revenues ofFfcs heyG Bpbo 49, !,
grand Jury, charged With t0f&Nsy ~ g. a
nection with the late electfsH.4 y. s,.,.t Y,
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STATE DEVELOPMENT.
Ceasfsssnan ksaaa % industrial
Eatsrprlss b To Seuth-
sra Portiea 0f
Wsst Y Irsiaia- --ersst Mineral as-
sources Being Uasafthsd
By Rich Capitalist.
uum on Senatorial Mattsrs-..lst
the Caucus Select end the.
Legislature Elect.

Hon. John Z. Kenna. Of Charleston, W.
Va, me1abcr Of Congress from tiJs south
ern end Of the State. arrived In he city
yesterday nornins and tosA rooms & ~
McLurs Hosse He visiteaths Capitol ID
the carly part OF the day, md chattsd for
several hours with the StaS officials and
LEGAL politiciaas. Later in ~ evening hs
was visited by his political frisnds and Cd
mirers aud vas closetef for somv
time with bis immediate advisers
ON matters. Il Is supposed. concerning
HIS, 0sAaaorsal CaaVass
and the general outlook. Late last night
Q reporter Of the Sunday Rnonrna called.
upon him and. In 0 short talk ELECTED,
from him the following concerning the do.
velopment OF the State and the prosperity
OF the people in his section OF the Com
monwealth. Mr.. Kenna said:
The Kanawha and New River valleys arc
developing very rapidly. have no feures
TO furnish you, buS improvement and DE-
velopment are apparent on every hand.
The increase in coal operations has been
remarkable, and other enterprises havc
kept pace.
Ten Fears Age
the New river valley from Hinton 10 the
mouth Of the Gauley was q wilderness.
There was outlet neither by land nor water
nor had our people any just conception
of the immense wealth that was locked up
then. Now, all along the c. 80. X. u.
mines have been opened, mills established,
coke ovens built, and there Is scarcely .
more busy or prosperous section Of country
anywhere. The same evidences Of progress
are seen In the Kanawha. Many new On.
terprises are moving there. Among them,
the Hinefricd Company 10 probably the
most extensive In It's pretentions, With
strong men and capital behind It. Branch
standard gtsge railroads are in'process OF
construction on Davis creek, Hclds creek,
Cabin creek and several other OF the
smaller tributaries Of the Great kanawha,
all opening up hitherto
CadeveIopsd Co~l Depoaiss,
There is also survey going on and .
movement on foot to build road down
Coal river, which will afford an outlet 10 .
valuable region OF coal and timboh
happened TO take man up.the Kama
wha few days ago by boat. My recollec-
tion is that in twepty.four miles he count
ed q hundred and ninet y.seyen loaded coal
bsrges ready for shipment Those barge
contain from ten to fourteen thousand
bushels OF coal. and with tho advantage of
locks 3, I and 3 already completed, oan
be shipped on any ordinary stage OF water.
Lock 6is we'll advanced and lock ? will 10
commenced, So the engineess say, in tso
spring.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEw YoRx. December 2.-Mosxr--
At 4@5 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 66sS per cent. Bar silver ITO bid.
Sterling exchange, steady al $50 for long;
4SI for sight.
STocEs-The stock market opened weak
at decline from yesterday closing prices
and Manitoba and Alton and Terre Haute
preferred. Immediately after the opening
prices rallied I.G,s. per cent, but the mar.
ket again became weak and fell OF sIgH
per cent, Wabash preferred, Lackswanna,
81. Paul and Missouri Pacific being the
most prominent. At IL o'clock there was
On improvement OF 1SC1l per cent, led by
Wabash preferred.
Eirn,
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GnYERNMENIs-Flrn
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,aHoeAs. sesris. rit,bous snd any faacy
.,,,.Ies ran be made any color vzn.ed yIo
tbs pispopd Dyss. All The populss cose
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STATE SEcUEITIKs-Seglected.
RAILROAD Bosps-Dull.
RinaneiaI.

wAsmsGroy, December 2.-Isceipts of
national bank notes for redemption during
the week ending today. 81 So, 900; bonds
held by Treasurer to secure national bank
circulation, S352. ia 20; TO secure public
moneys in national depositories' tio,-
Ssa 600: bonds deposited TO secure circu-
lation during the week 81 ,323, $50; 70 secure
circulation withdrawn during the week.
81 442, $50; national hank notes outstsnd.
ing $3G2, 65i32S; lawful money on deposit
20 redeem notes OF national banks reducing
circulation, s2I, 1902 li1uidatlDg hsnkss
sI2,sS5. sol; failed banks, $s77. io7.
Hank Esaseaest.
MY YogE. December 2-IIosns, de-
crease, g, ,735 800; specie, iDcrease, ts.Bt.
800; legal tenders, decrease. $j8, 800. de
posits. increase, 81 80: circulation,
decrease, s53, LOO; reserve, increare, e,55l..
2fa The banks nov bold 81 ,45l0isin cI
cess Of legal requirements.
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sp6d g. - -
a.. iSis unised State building is nearly
ready for the roof, and many new busInso
houses and private residences are present.
ing themselves 10 view. We have also
spoke and handle manufacturing. Add -
this the very commsndable nnsoS our
city authorities In making
prsyements In the streets,
see that the people Of Charl
G1>hopt reason TO feel gratific
- city and section
: ! :! : :
critic Senator. <7L
Daily Republican., 1882-12-22
nanrnr ROnte TrIaI.

WASHINGTON, December ~ In the
Star route trial this morning Jefferson
Chandler continued his Opening 10 the
Jury on the part of the defen3e. HIS
argument was to the effect that the only
criterion as TO the propriety OF increas-
ing service on the routes was the Judg'
ment, the discretion of the Postmaster
General. The law supplied no such
criterion, and the attempt 10 MAKE a
Jury supply it was simply revolution
ary. In conclusion, Mr.. Chandler SAID
II leave the case with you. All that
ask OF you is to look. on this snpJect
with candor and in the absence Of pas
sion, and 10 try to single ont OF these
yoluminous matters brought before
YOU any violation OF the law. | thlnk
You will not find any. All that the
prosecution will ask you TO find Is that
you shall regard this thing az fraud
They will not prove any legal trauu'
They will not prove that any law mas
been violated in the transaction oil this
business in any particular. But they
will try to excite a suspicion against
this man and suspicion against tne
other man and suspicion against a
third man, and by the combined force
of those suspicious they will ask you
TO suspect that there is something
wrong.