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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-17
CONGRESSIONAL.
House..

WNSHISGroS. February l6.-The consid-
Grafton Of the apportionmeut bill was re-
Sumed
Mr.. Prescott offered resolution proyid-
ing that whenever the House shall deter
mine upon any number Of members the
same shall be appOrtioned among the States
on some basis of division used at the Forty
sixth Congress and now known as the old
method.
Mr.. Bayne, Of Pennsylvania, moved to
amend so as to provide that the apportion-
ment shall be based upon the Seaton
method and Mr.. Converse, of Ohio, to
amend the amendment so as TO adopt the
plan previously presented and favored by
him
Mr.. Hooker submitted an amendment o
the bill, selecting $50 as the total number Of
representatives.
Mr.. Thompson, of Kentucky, addressed
the House in favor of an apportionment
oiil, hNing the representatives at 319. At
clock the previous question was second
ed, and vote was taken ON the amend
ment offered by Mr.. Converse to the reso-
luton submitted by Mr.. Prescott. and it
was rejected
Baye,s amendment only received nine
aihrInanve votes, while 14S members were
recorded as opposed TO the adoption Of the
Seston method Prescott's resolution, bas-
ing representation upon the old system OF
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FIRE RECORD.

LYNN, Mass. February l6.-kelley smor-
rocco mandatory, several stores in the
same building and the adjoining dwellings,
were burned, last night. Loss 5000; parti-
ally insured.
MI PLEASANT, February l6.-H. G. Diff
any's book and jewelry shop was burned.
Loss $l20, 900; insurance 1000.
CHICAGO, February l6.-By fire this
morning the stock OF J. F. Perialot's fur
store was damaged to the amount OF $50, 900,
fully insured.
LOUISVILLE February l6-A fire at Third
and Main streets, this forenoon, originat-
ing in the candy factory of VIM. Ehrman
& Co., destroyed their stock valued at
$4,000. insured one-half, and damaged W.
H. Meningitis carpet stock $4,000, covered
by insurance The furniture stock of
Wramplemen & Co. was damaged by water,
but to what extent is unknown, but it is
covered by insurance. The building occu-
pied by Ehrman was owned by Mrs. John
TYLER and was gutted. 1t was valued at
25,0OO; insurance unknown. The origin of
the fire was on the third floor from causes
unexplained.
ATCHIsoS, KAN, February l6.--A special
to the Champion from Robinson, Brown
county, says: A fire broke out about $50
this morning and destroyed twelve busi-
ness houses, two hotels, the post office, the
Masonic and Odd Fellows halls, ana two
dwelling houses.
CHICAGO. February l6.-A fire tonight
damaged the building and stock OF the
Chicago Steam Cooked Food Company, on
South Clark street. to the extent of $4,000.
The insurance 10 not known.
MILWAUKEE, February IA fire at Fon
Du Lac. Wis, damaged Church & Sons
paint and oil store TO the extent OF $4,000.
CHESTER, Pa, February l6.-The Penn.
sylvania Military academy was burned
this afternoon. The cadets have started
tonight for their homes. The trustees
meet tomorrow to consider the question
of rebuilding. There were l43 cadets at
tending the academy, and all the young
men succeeded in saving themselves and
most of their yaluables.
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GENERAL; NEWS
Gathered Up From all Quarters q
the World.
Cattle Raising-Fire Reeord-HOrible or
rages-EngIish ke~s-Fatal
EspIosion-Throagh
Bridge. IS
MINOR MATTERS OF MOMENT.
CATTLE RAlSERSa
Convention or Texas Breeders-Pl
ceedings and Resolutions.

ST. LOUIS, February 16.-The cattle men
of Texas met in convention at Austin, yes-
terday. Resolutions were adopted asking
the Legislature to repeal the stock inspeo1
ton laws, which has caused much trouble
to stock raisers, and committee was sps
pointed to consider the subject of improved
breeds of cattle.
A. b. Higgs, of st. Louis, addressed the
convention, by invitation, and stated that
the National Meat Supply Company -
whicif he is president, intended erecting,
at different places in Texas, large slaughter
ing houses, in which meat would be
dressed for transportation in refrigerator
cars to the North. He said his company
would want next year $4,000 cattle and SOO,-
900 sheep.
The convention passed resolutions
heartily endorsing the enterprise, and
promised to give il all the encouragement
possible.
Resolutions were introduced and referred
asking the Legislature to sell or lease the
school and asylum lands, aggregating 50,-
900, 900 acres.
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a Dsaghsss Dsiibsssssly 1sr1sss mss
owu Hsshss, via Ceooeos - -
WIGs go Uss $4,000, t
Rock RAnps, IA. February i9-nSsss
the eosonss jury who are isssseAosssg
tbs murder Of John. Laashas. ~ -
kilIsd while setting asar . vtn>ss. q
saturday night Nsey;s. hises1sst desesse''
oonfe.aed thss she did the sboetnE
She also implicated her nethsr. hsf ~
b, Anna. and Tie Isttsr's lovsF, . yo.Ag
n,sn named Birch. The girl tsstteed ~
n hsd bssu spssd hstvsso 49,. sonS
tims aeo, 70 quietly put the oh - -
of de way st the sssiiset oISH.
R(reh furnished Tie ptstGL ~ -
AMI casne from Q fssnsfs. dse neeoaG
.nd vss sbout 10 sit down, shs sesRpee up
behind bim and ffed, killing hin insease
she then Arranged IL bedy % = = -
,.sr A. m sone ooe bed shot him thropgh
H. vindoV. vhiIs beF sistsf Anas vest
ont and broks the giAAs.
~ TIE motive for ths cdms, neeyao
t.stiaed dat Birch wanted 70 NARY Auae
80 hsr fsthes Refused Hs aIso dAo -
proyi6s we'll fo9 the0-
~ nothe1 and other dsughtss eose.ess
a Ifs teslimcuy. Birch 8 60 - -
vfth Tie family aad ~ dfisua m -
bouse by Ianahan, vho sagpeeoez -
NTH criminal intimacy vfth ~ ~ -
dsushfse. An Shs peSt5o tmpljoeoe1 -
sadn sspsstea1 ~. gssstssk ess'l =
t
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ENGLAND.
Heavy FaiIure-Jewish Outrages-De
bate I'm the COmmOnS.

LONDON. February l6.-The assets OF the
Pfeisher Brothers, of Munich, whose fail
ure is reported amount to E2oOOW. A
composition of 20 per cent. is offered.
There are apprehensions that this failure
will cause others.
. The Times understands the reports Of the
British Consuls in regard to outrages
against the Jews in Russia, and will be
issued by the foreign Office. They do not
show any cases of violation of women that
have been clearly proven, but the evidence
is clear regarding other serious outrages.
1t is doubtful whether discussion OF
the new parliamentary rules can commence
in the Commons, to-day, as the debate on
the report on the Address in reply to the
Queens speech is not yet concluded.
LONDON, February l6.-Bnllion in the
Bank of England has increased fl,400,OOo
the past week. The proportion of bank
reserve to liability is 37ts per cent. as
against S3L last week
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Horrible Outrage.

LoNpoN, February 16.A correspondent
at Vienna vouches for the truth of the
statement that at Elizabeth. Grad, Kieff,
Odessa, Niesjin. Peczaer Kona and Prios-
Law, over two hundred and fifty women
were outraged during the disturbances. At
Kieff, Gen. Dreutelu, when appealed to for
protection, said it was not worth while
risking soldiers lives. At Odessa petro-
leum was poured OH a mans head and set
on fire, and the man died in great agony.
subsequently many children were merci-
lessly killed
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GREAT OVERFLOW.


BEOkeo ID BSvek8I EIotS8s
MEMPHIS. February l6.-A special from
Helena, Ark, to the Western Associated
Press says: A heavy gale prevailed here,
this morning, the wind blowing from the
South at the rate Of thirty-fve or forty
miles an hour. During the prevalence OF
the wind, the waves on the river were three
TO four feet high, and poured over the
Ievee in front of Commercial Row at fear.
full rate. The greatest damage occurred at
the corner OF Main and York streets, and
it was with difficulty thst the fow Of wster
over the leyee at that point could be pre-
vented.
Between II and o'clock the city fire
bells were vigorously rung, and merchants
and others closed their places OF business
and FASTENED TO the scene OF threatened
danger. The wind soon died away and by
2P.M the surface Of the river was calm.
In the vicinity OF the Iron Mountain and
Helena depot, an immense force OF hands
were engaged in strengthening the leyee,
which Is considered in weak condition.
The railroad track is considerably under.
minded for q distance Of several hundred
yards, and grave doubts are entertained -
TO the levee at the upper end. At William
sons place, two miles below the city, the
leyee broke about 2 o'clock, in two places.
The breaks aggregated about three hun
dred yards In length, and the water 10
pouring through at q rapid rste. II 10
thought that it can be kept out of Helena
by closing the culyert in the embankment
OF the Midland railroad, which il nov be.
ing done under the supervision of the city
Authorities.
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The First state Dinner.

WASHINGTON, D. C., February l6.-Presi-
dent Arthnr gave his first State dinner, to-
night, at the Executive Mansion, to 81
guests, the heads and acting heads of the
various departments and foreign legations
at Washington. 1t was the first White
House dinner given by b administration,
and the first dinner given TO the
and lighted throughout. The east room,
where the President received his guests,
and the remaining lower rooms of the
Mansion; were beautifully adorned with
wreaths and flowers. A floral ship sent
from Boston to President Garfield for his
Inauguration, freshly rigged and loaded
with flowers, had the place of honor among
the decorations OF the dining table.
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Terrible Explosion and Loss OF Life.

LGNDoN, February 16.-The Irish mem
hers of Parliament have decided to resist
any attempt to remove Parnells name
from the Parliamentary committees. Glad.
stone was prevented, by indisposition,
from having an audience with the Queen
TODAY
By an explosion in the colliery at Trim
don Grange Durham, to-day, l20 persons
were entombed. Thirty of the imprisoned
workmen were rescued. The foul gas re-
sulting from the explosion caused the
death of four persons in another cOlliery,
two miles distant.
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An Imporfnnf I.n,tn.

ROVE, February l6,-The Pope has al.
S.tSsed y. q very grave letter to the Italian
bishops, commanding them, in view nf the
uAi gers surrounding the church IN in
crease their activity, to encourage Catboiic
SSSes SSoeleues among the lsity, 10 deyelon the
tatho1'c press and advocate. boldly. rbs
'empora. independence of the Pope.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

NEW YORK, February l6.-A boiler ex-
plosion occurred, to-day, at Jewelrs -four
mills, Fulton street opposite Fulton ferry,
Brooklyn. Gilbert Stephens, engineer,
was killed, Gideon G. Baldwin, pilot of the
Fulton ferry boat, had leg broken by q
flying piece OF timber, and miller, named
The loss has not yet been aseertained.
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sTEU0ENviLE.
YoanA DPsWoe1-Hasersl - A11SS1gs
-Deash % CeDs. DtSey.


Spersai DtspofcA 70 ~ RVta~.
STKrHKsvILLx, February i0.-About eight
o'clock this morning. the body Of . Dsss
was discovered in the river Just above
Alikanns, by Mr.. George Daily. who ~
rowing along the shore. The BODY ws
caught, and the Coroner notified. Ths
body hsd evidently been In the wstsr Tor
considerable time, and the fsce wAs IN
reoogn liable. There VA nothing By which
Il could be identified, although small sun
Of money was found on the body.
The funeral OF Georss Aldridss teok
place this afternoon st two o'clock, asd -
largely attended BY friends end rsisssees.
Capt. J. n. Riley. the veil known nsiIsr.
died this afternoon. He he'd bssu SEX fr
q long time, and his death was not uses.
pected. ".
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Deseryed Promotion.

AUSTIN, Tx February 14.-It will be o
interest TO many telegraphers and others.
has been in charge Of the railroad wires on
the Texas Pacific and International Great
Northern railroads, since the consolidation
OF the American Union and Western Union
telegraph companies, has just had his jur-
isdiction extended over the Iron Mountain
railroad wires, and that he is now superin-
tendent of all the railroad lines on the
three great roads of the Gould system in
the southwest, extending from st. Louis to
Laredo on the south. and to Elpaso on the
west
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Summary Punishment.

ATHENS. Ga, February IA colored
ards plantation, Guerncie county. was sus-
pected of stealing horse last night, and a
mob broke open the negros cabin and
whipped him until he confessed to steal
ing, and then took the mob to where the
stolen horse was tied in the woods. The
mob then hanged him to black jack limb,
near the Jefferson and Lawrenceville road,
and there the body was found hanging to-
la,
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a C,rru. ROW Lou,.i.na.

SHREVEPORT, La, February l6.-At Bag
dad an affray occurred between circus men
and citizens. One man was killed and
several badly hurt
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Resignation Accented.

WASHINGTON, February 16.-The Presi-
dent accepted the resignation OF Ward
Hunt. Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court and will nominate his successor
uaEt vaaE
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Through n Bridge.

New YORK, February 16.-A portion OF a
freight train went through Bells bridge,
on the Lackawanna railroad. New Jersey,
this morning. No lives lost. Traffic par
tally suspended.
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Confidence Returning.

LONDON, February l6.-Eyening, Paris
adyices say: The fortnightly settlement
shows the market considerably relieved.
More money was offered to carry over
speculative accounts than could find EN-
pioyment Confidence returning.
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PROHIBITION Csnrentlon. i

MINSE,roLIs, MINI, February l6.-The
Prohibiting Convention concluded its
labors, after the adoption of resolution
urging the State to adopt constitutional
amendments prohibiting the manufacture,
importation or sale of intoxicating liquors
as 8 beverage.
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Wedding I'm High Life.

SAN FRANCISCO, February l6.-Frederick
May, of Baltimore, was married last night,
to Miss Cecilia Coleman, neice of the late
w. s. 0'Brien. at st. Mary's Cathedral, Rev.
Arch Bishop Allmany performing the cere-
mony, and the reception at the residence of
the brides mother, which followed, was
brilliant affair
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The Anderson Bill.

Special 10 Western associated Press.
WASHINGTON, d. c., February 16.-An-
derson's substitute, fixing the membership
of the House at 325, will, it is generally
considered, be finally passed in the House,
tomorrow. 1t is about the same as the bill
passed by the Democratic House, last year.
except il provides for 6 more members.
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The Treasury Department has pur-
chased 500, 900 ounces of silver for distri-
mutton among the mintS.
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The silver wedding Of the King and
orsen Of Sweden will be celebrated with
e,rsat pomp at Stockholm on June b.
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Again has the Cars coronation been
roztnonad. Ifit is not hurried up he
u,iTI have no head left to crown.
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Was DueIling I'm Earnest,

&, naEASEroRT, La, February l6.-Carter
Stewart n, cOlored, surrendered 10 the officarx
NJ oohleSses that he killed Jim Martin
boS be men agreed to settle an Old feud with
TIE .eSniVes in a cyprus forest alone
NJ nad terrific fight. Stewart STABBED
ScoGi lih IN the heart and left the body in the
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
RumOr Denied.

CHICAGO, February l6.-President Keep
is authority for the statement that there is
no basis for the reports thai 6Ilew issue of
stock Was contemplated By the Chicago &
Northwestern Railway.
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A Sian NJ Malone.

RICHMOND. Va, February 16.-A discus
sion of the resolution inviting U. S. Sena-
tor Malone to go to Washington, and leave
the State legislation to State Legislators,
was interrupted by the special order
coming up.
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Numerous Spectators in cotton can
be seen picking themselves up and look
INC around to see what struck them.
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Runor Denied.

itatiyely denies the truth of the Vienna dis
patch reporting that Austria. in order not
to offend Russia. hal entirely abandoned
her plan Of partial or temporary oecupa-
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Held To Answer.

WASHINGTON, February l6.-Judge Smell,
of the Police Court, held the defendants in
the straw bond Star Route cases, in one
thousand dollars each to appear before the
Grand Jury,
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ton of Montenegro, but that negotiations
were proceeding with Prince Nikita for the
passage of tie Austrian troops across his
territory, il n ecessary.
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After an interruption of twenty-six
days communication by land between
Louisville and Nashville has been re-
stored. The break was caused by the
HIGH yCatpr
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Comes Late.

New YoRK. February 16.-0rlando B.
Potter, owner of the destroyed World build
the Coroner and furnish bail to await the
action of the Grand Jury
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TOO MUCH TALK.
The Committee waiting for Action by
the House-Biils Now Ready for Con.
alteration.

tne hOusf-biihs NOW htduy hOF OOhs
sideratiOn-
Special DiSpasch % the RegiRer.
The appropriation committee has sus-
pended daily sessions for the present.
There are the consular and diplomatic bill,
the poStOffice appropriation bill, the In
dian appropriation bill, the Military
Academy bill and another to provide for
certain urgent deficiencies. The whole
week so far been wasted on a wordy debate
upon one thing or another, chiefly the ap-
portionment bill and Robinson's resolu-
ton concerning certain hypothetical
cases of arrest in Ireland, which had al
ready been covered by one adopted some
days before, and should have been dispos-
ed OF in five minutes. The appropriation
Committee is
which has important measures on the
calendar awaiting action. The Ways and
Means Committee has reported KaSson's
tariff commission bill and the internal
revenue bill. The Committee on Com
merce has reported bill to regulate the
carriage of passengers by sea, and about
dozen others to make appropriations for
various public works. The Committee on
Education and Labor has pending the bill
to regulate Chinese emigration. The
Foreign Affairs Committee bill to restore
the Japanese indemnity fund, and the
Committee on Banking and Currency the
bill to extend the
Charters OF the National Banks.
From the Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds there are about twenty meas
ures providing for public. buildings in vari-
Gus parts Of the country: while there are a
score of important bills reported and await
ing the action of the Committee of the
Whole House, from General Henderson's
industrious Committee on Military Affairs
and Mr.. Haskelrs no less active Committee
on Indian Affairs. On the private calen-
dar there are already two hundred bills
reported favorably and ready whenever the
House may see tit to do something.
Lam
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Warr,, Wooae,v.,e work.

On Cry, Pa, February 16.-The exten-
siye woodenware works at Warren were
partly destroyed by fire. The loss is fully
covered by insurance. The fire isnited
from the dry kilns.
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THE NEWS.

The Rhode Island Senate has before
{ a bill to restrain the sale ot dangerous
10Y firearms.
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Local Apprehensions A

have been aroused by the heavy penalties
of the section intended topreyent cohabita-
ton with more than one women on the
part of any citizen OF the republic, whether
he resides in Washington or Utah. If en-
forced and the fines collected, we could
afford to dispense with all other internal
revenue and pay OIL the National debt from
this source. Ian.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY TAX CASE.


DeIeat OF the II. az u. H. h--heuuctiou
of Clerks-Personal.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, February l6.-In the case
of Jefferson county against the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, argued before
Judges Bond and Jackson at Baltimore to-
day, the Judges sustained the demurrer OF
the plaintiff, and gave them judgment for
costs up TO this time. The argument of
Attorney General Watt, of your State is
referred to as particularly able one.
General.
Another sweeping reduction of the Gen.
sus Bureau clerks was inaugurated to-day.
The Ways and Means Committee have
agreed on four years as the limit for the
term of effice OF Internal Revenue Collec-
tors.
Private Dalzell is an applicant for the
position Of Assistant Secretary of the In
terror.
Major Tom Norton, OF Wheeling, is reg
iStcrsd at the Ebbitt House. Ian.
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Rusiness Failure.


CHICAGO, February l6.-J. H. Dex, whole
sale fish dealer, has made an assignment,
Liabilities $27 900; assets about SO, 900.
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Minister LangstOn at Hayti reports
the prevalence of smallpox as an epi-
demie at Port au Prince. Hundreds Of
people have died of the disease, and
hundreds are now sick. \ quarantine
has been establishedat Kingston against
Port au Priuee, Port de Paix, GOnaives,
st. Mare, Petit GOave and Cape Hay
ticu
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Vennor, the Canadian weather proPh-
et,says there will be storm and block
ade sll over the West about the end OF
this week.
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CLEVELAND. o., February 10 Last eYen-
ing Miss Maggie Moore took the Lake
Shore train at Dunkirk, TO go 10 Daven port
Iowa, where her brother lives. About 2: 30
this morning. when near Ripley, Ohio. she
jumped from the train, which vas run.
ming about thirty miles an hour. and
strange TO say was not seriously injured,
but was able 10 walk TO Ripley, where she
waited for and took the next train, arriv.
ing here this evening. She was taken 70
hospital and her brother telegrsPbed for.
The young woman explains her desperate
leap by saying she feared two men on tne
train were about to assault her. she sp-
pears to be suffering from some menpi aIs'
turbance, but seems 70 have receiver ~"
serious physical injury. -
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Fredonia. New York. was recently yesy
much excited over the arrest Of Ella 0ana'
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China is said to haveacquired mari
time equipment in the past five years,
which could make splinters of the
American navy, and it only cost about
Sl2,OOO,0OO, while our has in the same
time cost SlOO, ,OOO,O 900.
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The price of Il seat in the New York
stock Exchange is now about $3O,OOO.
One thousand members is the limit. 1t
knows neither State nor United States
law, and an appeal from it to the State
law is punishable by expulsion.