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So.,n C..o,,r. vter,iou Cnxes.

CmARLEsroS. ). c., April G.-The argti.
ment was finished, to-day, on the motion TO
quash the indictments in the election
cases, and the judge announced that he
would take time to consider the questions
submitted. A motion 10 continue till the
next term the Richland county cases was
denied. Application was then made for
leave to summon witnesses for the defense
at the governments expense. which the
court said il would consider upon the sub.
mission of the necessary afiidayits. All
ionrned till Saturday.
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Fifty Years n Minister.

DETROIT. Mich, April 6.-Rey. DR.. f. II.
Pitcher for 80 years connected with the
Methodist church of this State. just now
presiding elder of Hamilton District,
Ontario, was stricken with paralysis, yes
terday. and at latest reports, to-day, while
rallying somewhat, had not recovered the
use of his lower limbs. His age is y years.
Rev. John ID. Pierce. whose death, al
Medsford, Mass, yesterday, was already
announced, was the first Superintendent OF
Public instruction of Michigan.
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tanned, and goes to show that the President
hss made up his mind to reward his
friends, even if, at the same time, heshould
incidentally punish his enemies. Mr.
Hoar's unnecessary attack on Conkling'
while his nomination for the judgeship was
pending, has evidently not been forgotten
and thus another Half Breed is given back
seat in order to make room for stalwart.
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Killed hY the Storm.

CLAY CENTER, KAs., April 6.-Heavy rains
have prevailed for two days. A wind storm
struck the house of John Rocks last night,
five miles northeast of town, and tore it
into splinters, killing Mrs. Mann, daugh-
ter-in-law of Rocks, and injuring SIX other
persons. The storm did no other damage
In this SeCtinn.
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Grain prospects in the Northwest.

CHICAGO, April ga st. Paul special
saws: The conditions are all favorable for
an early seeding of spring wheat in Mime
sofa and Dakota. Only one dispatch shows
q decrease in average in Northern counties.
and they generally predict an increase OF
10 per cent. in Minnesota and 30 to 40 per
cent. in Dakota Some OF the Southern
counties show decrease, and the prospects
are the average in Minnesota will be about.
There is little old wheat on hand in the
region of Minneapolis, but more in the
Southern counties.
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GUlTEAU.
scoyilIe'S visit - How the Assassin
Looks and sleeps.

SpcridI Dispatch 10 The Register.
WASHINGTON, April 6. Mr.. Scovillc,
Guiteau's counsel, who was slightly indis.
posed few days ago, visited the prisoner,
to-day, and was received in the most pleas
ant manner During the afternoon the
prisoner had many visitors, most OF them
simply walking past his cell and looking
in. Although the prisoner is now a?par-
emily in the best of health. his sleep seems
to be somewhat troubled and the guards at
night some times hear him moaning and
moving on his couch. G.
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H0rrihIe Outrage.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 6.--Three soldiers,
lancers, entered liquor store kept by a
Jew at Doubra, and demanded drink.
After some objection, the eldest daughter
of the Jew served them with liquor. A
quarrel ensued, and the soldiers shot the
proprietor, killed two of his sons and an
infant, outraged the daughter, brutally
beat the mother and plundered the house.
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sudeen Death-That Tramp.

bpet1W DLspuIch 70 Nle f1eyIsIe'
KEYsER, W, Va, April 6.-F. F. Fague,
editor of the, Mountain Echo, died here,
this evening of consumption, aged about
80 years.
The name of the man killed here, yester-
day, has not been ascertained. Some
money was found in his pockets, and he
spoke to one ofour merchants about having
been in Clarksburg a short time before he
came here. s.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Purchased an Old Survey

CINCINNATI, April Cit is learned that
the Baltimore and Ohio road has purchased
the right OF way under the old survey
from New Richmond, Ohio, up the river,
and that property in New Richmond has
advanced materially in consequence. The
object of the purchase and what benefit 1t
will be to the system is question open
for discussion.
There seems to b. but little necessity for
that road purchasing a survey TO that Sec
ton OF the State, unless il is to make an
extension of the Hillsboro branch and con-
tinue it through to Portsmouth, which, II
done, will sadly interfere with both the
Cincinnati and Eastern and Gen. Warmers
proposed Cincinnati and Ohio river route.
Cincinnati and Ohio River Railroad.
NEW YORK. April Ct is understood
that General Warner. who has been for
some time in New York on railroad busi-
ness, has succeeded in organizing strong
party, including some prominent names,
who will undertake the construction OF the
Cincinnati and Ohio River Railroad as soon
as the rights of way are completed anu the
requisite local Stock subscriptions are made
up. This will be a railroad Of low grade,
and laid with steel from Cincinnati to the
Symmes Creek coal fields, distance OF one
hundred and twenty-five miles, and will
connect with the Chesapeake and Ohio nj
Huntington, the Ohio Central at Point
Pleasant Bridge. the Ohio Valley from Bel
laire. and the new railroad mp the Kama
wha Valley, now under construction.
Southern Road Sold.
VrNsruEo. April @. Information is re-
ceived that the Vicksburg and Memphis
and Vicksburg and ship Island Railroad
has been sold to II. T. Wilson Co.. OF
New York, for 100000 the former owners
retaining good interest in the new con-
solidation.
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TIE eminent physician. J. Marie

The eminent physician. J. Marion Sims.
n. D., New York: 81 am convinced that
Prof Darby's ProphylActie Fluid u most
valuable disinfectsnt"
For small -pox and other contagious dis-
eases use DaIby's Prophylactic t1uid fes-
ly. IL will prevent smallpox, scarlet lever,
diphtheYia or any contagious disease nom
spfeadine. and tie worst cases will yield -
lie purifSioe aad elsaasiaG e6sesA
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young daughter of the man with whom he
lived. He then fred a ball into his own
head, but at last accounts he was still alive.
Mcclure has wealthy relations in Scotland,
who have been advised of the event. Nc
Guire was regarded to be of unsound mind.
and is believed to have committed the act
while deranged.
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No More Aid Needed.

MEMPHIS Tenn. April G-Judge Man.
gum, Commissioner OF the State of Arkan-
sas. in an interview tonight says: All the
destitute in his State have been provided
for until the 10Th inst, and that with
the 10000 more rations now on the way
to be distributed at Helena, no more gov
crnmcnt aid will be renuired
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MysferiousIy Missing.

ST. LOUIS. April 6-James H. Rainey, a
Young man from Columbus, O., arrived
here last Monday and registered at the ST.
James hotel On Tuesday he disappeared
and has not since been seen or heard OF,
and his friends fear something serious has
hefallen him. He is son OF Judge Rainey
of Ohio. and inherited 4 handsome fortune
not long ago.
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Hatton's View OF Politics.

WASHINGTON. April 6.-First Assistant
Postmaster General Hatton, in answer toan
inquiry, has written letter that the Fede-
raj employees may both take or decline a
part in politics, and hold political places
while filling Federal offices
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A Fast Youth.

CmArLE>roN, April 6.-William Giles, a
youth about twelve years of aye, was
brouobt befor the United States Commits
sioner. and In default of 81, 900 bail was
committed to Jail for stealing two regis
tered letters from the Coal Valley postofice,
containing $l15. One hundred dollars was
found on his person.
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A Suicide I'm PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-Wm. S. Dunn,
travelling salesman for Goldsmith, Archer
& Co., cutlery dealers, shot and killed HIM
sell this morning duringa fit OF despon-
denCy over the death Of his wife.
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Murder and Suieide-

wANEco, KAs, April 6. 6.-Information is
received here that sometime yesterday,
Charles Mcclure. Scotchman, who has
been living at the house of Mr.. Lapham,
three miles south of here for some time
past. shot and killed Minnie Lapham. q
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Summary Justice.

YUMA, A. T., April Ga party OF Yuma
Indians, yesterday, got into drunken row
during which one was killed. The murder
cr was pursued and captured by the organ
lied pelice of the tribe, and summarily
tried. found guilty, to-day, and beaten to
death with clubs in the hands OF the nearest
relatives of the Indian he had murdered.
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GENERAL COMMENTARY on RESULT.
speciu1 obrespondenoe OF the REGISTER.

Special Correspondence OF the Register.
COLUMBUS, April 5.-The full effect of the
great revolution which the "big poker
game" the bribery and corruption business,
and the Pond bill created among the elect
ors OF Ohio was not developed on Monday
last-the day fixed for the spring election.
1t had, however, accumulated such force as
to foreshadow for the near future an over
whelming defeat for the surnptuary law
party. The leading and thoughtful Repub-
licans now say that it is no use to redistrict
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Trying and Testing.

All persons wishing to test the merit OF
great remedy-one that will positively
cure Consumption, Coughs. Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any affection of the Throat
and Lungs, are requested to call at Logan
4 Co. S drug store and get l0c trial bottle
OF Dr.. Kings New Discovery.
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A Mystery That Was solved.

DETROIT, MICH, April 6.-About ten days
ago a truck driver named August Hoble
mysteriously disappeared and, nothing
more was heard of him until this morning
when his body was found in bed on the
second floor Of brick barn on Woodbridge
street, where he had been keeping his
house. He had laid down with his clothes
on and then shot himself through the
head with a,reSolrer. The deceased was
about thirty years OF age and unmarried.
His mind had been wandering for some
time before the. disappearance.
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A Treaty Completed.

LONDON. April 6-The alliance between
Prussia and Sweden for the invasion OF Fin.
land in the event OF war between Russia
and Germany. is reported TO have been com.
pleted.
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SuppOsed Suicide.

LITTLE Rock, ARK.,-A Texas special to
the Go=ettc says: An unknown young man
was found hanging to tree by silk hand
kerchief, near Strawn, in Eastland county,
Yesterday. IL is supposed he suiCided.
There was nothing to identify or locate him
by. lie was neatly dressed and about 20
wears old.
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Mira Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre-
scription of one Of the best female physi-
clans and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never.
failing success by millions OF mothers for
their children. II relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoee- grip.
ing in the bovlcs and wind collie BY gv-
ing health TO the child IL rests the mother.
Price IS cents q bottle.
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sFsnGenc,Sa April GA dispatch from In
Pence cf ~ no says: The general con-
s,,pr NJ ny. the world Of the Church ~ IT,
Gus, bSS:n SAINTS, Anti. Polygany Mor.
tai:sr.S Sah here this rnorpinS and x';II
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A Cincinnati Mans Despondency.

CrscIsyArr. April 6-IIenry Schembcck
81 years old, German, resident Of this city
for 25 wears, committed suicide by hang
ing in the cellar of his residence. His
body was discovered this morning and had
been hanging since yesterday.
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THE CROPS.
PrOsDects in Kansas,

ArCHIsoN, KAN, April 6.-RepOrts from
the northern tier of countiesSay the winter
wheat is in very promising condition.
They have Just had their first good rain in
thirteen m @nths, and the first OF any con-
sequence since last fall. 1t is believed the
acreage will be double Thai Of last year.
The chnz bug is reported IN sonle sections,
but has done no damage yet All fruit
trees give promise of a bountiful yield.
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AssiRuuenf.

ST. LorIs. April 0.-Eo Information can
be obtained regarding the assignment OF
Horace Stone 4 Co., boot and shoe dealers,
OF this city, other than they value their
present stock at $4,000: the amount OF
assets or liabilities have not vet transpired.
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The Charleston Posiofice Building.

NptcI0I OhNlI"TrH 10 IH' ItcNtSItF.
wAsHINoTox, April 6.-Robert Davidson
& Co, OF Washington, are the Lowest bid
ders for building the superstructure OF the
Charleston, West Virginia, pUstoillce. q.
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AZ the Harmony sIilIs.

Troy, n. Y, April 6.-The Harmony
Mills, Cohoes, have posted notice OF ten
per cent. reduction in wages The hands
contemplated asking an increase. Fifteen
thousand people depend upon the Har,
mony Mills.
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Murder an Il Suicide.

New YORK, April 6.-Theodore Gebhart,
while drunk, quarreled with his wife and
ordered nine.year-old son out for beer.
The wife refused TO permit the boy to go,
when the father Drained the boy with 4
hammer, and then cut his own throat
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po,,,,c,,-Cour, uou.- Bur,.a.

PoErLASD, OREGON, April 6.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met, yesterday,
and effected temporary organization.
The court house at Yokoma City, Is
burned and the records destroyed.
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Ea1lish Hors&s.

CHICAGO, April 6.-J. ii. Truman's Eng.
lish horses, RECENTLY imported. were sold
at the stock yards yesterday. There were
nineteen in all. and brought an aggregate
Of S22,96l. One sale was as high as Al 800.
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Suicide.

MnwAuKEE, April Carl Schroe ler, Of
Manitowoc, Wis, committed suicide, to-
day, by hanging.
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of West Virginia and
"A will meet at the Court House
.-,tovn, April 10Th, at IL O'Clock
!, organize a Bee-keepers' AS
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Demorr.tie yomtu.s,o,s,

PORTLAND, 0EEgos, April 6.-The Dem.
ocraiic State Convention nominated Joseph
J. smith for Governor, and Wm. ID. Zen
ton for Congressman.
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The Nun of Kenmare says that "the
bays of Ireland are full of fish. but the
people are too poor TO get even the boats
or nets with which to catch them"
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(. .t Patterson, y. J., house
-, Providence and carpenters
II are striking for increased
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PmIApr1yHu. April 6-rhe isbce o..
ssnirations hsye asTsnesd for peeo6e -
mass meeting the night q Apdl Y. - %.
press indigestion at 1he sctioa q RreA6eat
Arthur % vetSlug he CAfsese bfn. N
trsde ass6cistions q The ceasssy ~ n
idtsS 70 oospsssts IN disapSssvd q ~.
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MENFHIs. TEss., April G.--The two store
houses Of ii. & l.. Silverman, at Indian
Bay. Ark, were destroyed by IRE. last
night. Loss SIS 600: insurance 10000.
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o.,esns will be compensated for
.fber La Sale celebration, by
.,,,oster fight next winter.
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,,.;.eonsin Legislature has pro-
biennial sessions. That Is
",ha states are coming to.
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Fatal Fall.

INDIANAPOLIS, April Ga man named
Conrad Kettle fell through hatchway, in
the Jovrar building, this afternoon, and
Was Killed
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Dxrror1, MICH, April G.-Ths msa st
xork for the Nuskeson Boom COMPANY
struck, to-day. for ten hours and t.o d.
lars day. The company concsdeo -.
hours. but would offer only one dollar an1
,eyenty.fve cents wsges. sud The men eoe
agreeing to this, the eoDpeny shst o0vn
for thirty dsys In the meentims IL nkls
must remain idle. - they have no log @
hand
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Democr.tic Couyeut,su.

AUGUSTA, Nh. April G.-The Democratic
State Committee is called for Lewistown,
June 9th.
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FHE NEWS.

ms .of the San Francisco
| Tcate that the Pacific Coast IS
-;,,ted state of mind.
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SUMPTUARY SALAD.
Dished Up for the Ohio Solons with
Pond Bill Dressing.

Comparing Notes Over the Result-The
Causes Which Led to the Waterloo
Stars and Stripes-Pond's ex-
tract as a Beyerage-Con-
solatory Messages.
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Serfos.s Famine.

LONDON, April 6-There Is . serious
famine in Zuzuland. The crops failed be-
cause of drought.
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- ncighborhoOd of Denver the
.,rers seem to regard il rs a re-
! M circumstance when a week
ui,hout a hoodlum killing a
..,au
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Ii you have the least uneasiness in your
STOMACH PSRUaA will immediately correct
the function.
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,Wylie has notified the counsel
ssr Route cases that on Monday
will render decision on the
b, ouash the indictments against
|, Dorsey and others.
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,oorteI that the Baltimore and
-iJroad has discharged 5000
mis- from its various shops since
.,,f Nbril. The Erie railway IS
|, large reductions in its working
.,cs the first Of the month.
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q, SEEMS to be an epidemic OF
I. the Kii' i'm this country. Two
80 or him have been lynched in
southwest. several more are in
~, penitrntiaries, and another has
gsiyed a five years sentence ut
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Those interested in mining operations
lhc vast mineral regions of the west
soon have an opportunity to COM
r the products of the different locali-
] and the various processes used in
mining and preparation of ores.
\ arrangements for the National
ping Exposition tO,be held in Denver
r. advanced 30 far that the display
probably be opened by the first Of
PguSt. From the fact that the peO-
OF that region spare no trouble or
PenSe IN accomplishing any end they
p have in view, il is safe to predict
p The exposition will be very inter
'ng, and will be the means of disSem-
fung vast amount of useful infor-
ton with reference to the rich re-
'rrrS OF that portion of the country.
N'h"hS the interesting features of the
SiiNh law l. a recent decision Relating
|prize fights. Three men who had at-
ded mill at Ascot We're convicted
the Berkshire quarter sessions, Tho
y was taken before the full bench of
F'rn judges, eight Of whom agreed in
ErrNng the Judgment. The opinions
'He Judges Were curious Illustrations
'he uncertainties oflaw. Seven con-
i'ed IN the positive view that if a
1'' j merely present at fight by ac-
',N'' a. 1t were, and has no, delibar-
gone there aS one of the gang who
Participating in the fight, he cannot
.ySarIed ~ guilty. One, however,
G,'e apparently holding the same
1,'"' makes the additional state
T., - inst ifone of the fighters should
- 5ue Otherwise innocent man would
',n'y become guilty. Another held /
t,s u ,HH i,. coavictiOn was right, but he
ln,H Wiling to make an exception of a !
~. ~ man who could neither get in the !
~ '"nk nor up tree.
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..,le demauds of the wOrkingmen
Philadelphia for increased wages
J. been made in 20 reasonable and
..-ate manner, and with such ap-
r Justice, that proprietors have
gi-i them without protest, and the
\ o. Brotherly Love continues 10 lie
h g, name.
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4r thousand acres of land in
.r,as have been secured for an
II colony. The immigrants are 10
nom the Tyrol principally, AMI
agrirulturalists. About a thou
Italians have already settled in
a srNU
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puying the King of Burmah'S recent
c>S his courtIcrS looked about them
4 successor in the event of the Kings
pa, and their choice fell upon the
ing Prince Theeban, but, unfOrtu-
feIy for their arrangements, the King
pvcred, and velvet sack and the
tcrS of the Irrawaddy closed the Ca
of the aspiring monarch, and his
overs, three in number, We're sum-
rily dispatched.
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qrnual fight between Senator
.-.n anil the Republican party in
-.ylvania is turning out as usual
victory for Cameron. He has
.4y rot nearly enough delegates
.5to the coming State Convention
.,sa Beaver nomination certain.
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Brisk and BETTER Seasoa

that has opened. The price Of the neccs'
sarics OF life have not lowered, but, II any.
thing. increased, and this Is a practical
reason against any reduction Of wages. We
are slow to believe that the employers
generally are disposed to try and keep their
employesi in poverty and helplcssncas, We
prefer rather TO suspect that In their
scramble for the summer coal contracts
they cut and underbid each others hgutes
ANYTHING on their sales they are forced 70
reduce the price OF mining. A general
reduction of wages in Ohio and Western
Pennsylvania could not possibly AFFORD the
relief sought by the employers. The morv
humane aud only rational
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fhe United States Supreme Court,
&teriay, decided that a State may tax
4 fgraph companies or messages sent
"A the wires Of such companies at its
y &tretion, where messages pass between
ahtS within the State limits, but the
.katiOn Of messages which originate or
e|OUtside Of the State is a regulation of
Acr-State commerce, and, rs such, Is
4oHd the power of a State.
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A CABINET FULL.
Chandler for the Navy and Teller
for the Interior Department.
Hunt Given a Soft Place and Father Kirk
wood Turned Out in the Cold
Sketches of the New Appoin-
tees-Will Billie be
Confirmed.
WEST VIRGINIA PERSONAL POINTS.
THE CABINET.

Teller for the Interior and Chandler
for the Nayy-Hunt TO be Russian
Minister.