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A Desperate Negro.

MOBILE, ALA, December 2s.-In Baldwin
county, near sibley's Mill, opposite Mobile,
Gail Johnson, well-known citizen, was
riding along the road when he was shot
from behind tree. The shot strnGk
Johnson in the head. stunning
him and causing him to fall from his horse.
lie was then dragged to pond and thrown
IN, and the negro mounted the
victims horse and rode to party.
johnson revived and dragged himself a
half rzilc to lis home. Abe 3shnson, VINO
il. the wounded mans halfbrother, is a
deputy Sheriff, and started to arrest the
negro who had Johnson's horse. The me-
gro resisted the arrest, drew a pis-
tel and exchanged shots with Deputy
Sheriff Johnson. The latter fell and died
in fifteen minutes. The negro escaped but
was found later half mile from the place
where the shooting occurred, dead, shot
through the breast and wrist.
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After tho star-Rout.r.

WAsEIEeroE, December fs.-colonsl
George Bliss, Special United States Attor-
ney in charge of the star-routes, has sub
mitted to Attorney-General brewster the
recent correspondence between himself and
Postmaster-GeneralJ James regarding those
cases. The Attorney-Genera writes that
the proposed proceedings meet his sppro-
val that as soon az he assumes the du-
ties OF his Office, which will be within
a few days. he will give Colonel Bliss
special authority 10 pursue the suggested
civil suits with all promptitude that orderly
litigation viii permit. Brewster says the
uttermost penny fraudulently taken from
the Treasury must be recovered. Criminal
trials must also be pushed with equal
promptitnde. The Attorney-Ge says
he himself will take an active part in the
trials Of those cases in court and will in per-
son lead the prosecution for the United
States.
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A Big Haul.

WARSAW. December 29.-The fetal num-
Der of arrests of persons engaged In the re-
cent riot is LOO. The prisoners are mostly
young men.
JERSEY CITY, N. j.. December 0.-John
Coney and William Council, employed by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, were
almost instantly killed by being crushed
between the ears at Meadows shops while
hey were going to work.
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A Bieami,t and thief Arrested.

CHATTANOOGA December 2s.-Rchard H.
Leslie, alias Leslie II. Strives, was arrested
here to-day by Thomas Haylett, Deputy
United States Marshal, of Northern
Alabama, on the charge of robbng the
United States postal cars on the Benning-
ton & Rutland Railwey. Schrives was
q conductor on the road and
made il his custom to go into
the postal-car on the pretcnse of helping the
clerk, and on all opportunities would steal
registered letters. He carried this on nearly
four months before he was suspected,
but was finally arrested and
placed under bond. His friends on the
railroad made up the amount of the bond,
and as soon as he was released from Ben
nington, Vermont, Jail, he escaped, and
went first to New York; thence
to Chattanooga, where he entered the Great
Southern Company's works as builder. 1t
is believed he succeeded in stealing several
thousand dollars. He has two wives in
Vermont.
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Weekly Bank statement

New YoRK, December 3l.-The weekly
statement of the associated banks shows
the following changes: Loans, increase,
81 ,97y,900; specie, increase; 1892, 400 T;
legal tenders, decrease, $l73,30O; de-
posits, increase, 81, 342 900; circulation, in
crease, $50, 600; reserve, decrease. 1926 400 /;
requirements.
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. ATerrihla Accident

terrible railroad accident on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad at ChriNiana, between Phil
adclphia and Lancaster this morning. The
west-bound freight train broke loose and
another train ran into it. A smash-up en-
sued, and soon afterward another freight
train came along and ran into the wreck.
The " hole mass took fire. Two men wero
burned to death, two or three injured badly,
one beyond recovery. Another man miss
ing is supposed to be somewhere in the
wreck.
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Killed While Trying to Escape.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, December 20. = Ed
Nelms, n negro murderer, who with six
others recently escaped from fernando,
Mississippi, iail was killed this morning by
the Chief Of Police, w. G. Davis. Nelms
with three others were making for the Ar
kansas shore, when they were intercepted
by Chief Davis, with Captains Hackett and
o Hara, also of the police force. When
helms was commanded TO halt he endeav-
ored to shoot, but his gun missed fire. Chief
Davis then fred with fatal effect.
helms and his party were well armed
with shot-guns and pistols. His compan-
ions were captured and lodged in the sta
tion-house
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Fatally Stabbed

MACON, GA, December 2S.-At Round
Cakes, Jones county, forty miles from here
a young farmer, named Jack Williams Gray
interferred with negro dance Monday
night, and was fatally stabbed by three
negro brothers, Bob, Henry and Alfred
Jackson. Gray fired into the brothers, kill
ing all three, one dying on the spot, one be.
fore reaching the door, and the other a few
hours later Gray crawled out of the house
and died on the steps.
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CIscINArrI, December Is. The Gazette
Ironton, Ohio, special says: Herman
Erlichs was arrested to-day ON the steamer
Joseph Osborn, at Collettsburg, at the
instance of Government Inspector Will
liams, Of Atlanta, Georgia, charged
with completely with w. ii.
Howard, clerk in the Registry Department
of the Atlanta post-ofIice, in robbing valua-
BILE letters. The story is that Howard took
the letters to Erlichs' bakery, opposite the
past-office, where in back room they
steamed and opened them and divided the
contents. Upon Rewards arrest Erllchs
fed here, where he formerly lived.
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A Causeless Crime .

CINCINNATI, December GA specialfrom
Gore, Ohio, says: The authorities placed
guard about the house of Mrs. Terrell,
who was assassinated last night, to prevent
the obliteration of the tracks of the assas-
sin. As soon as daylight came they traced
the assassin to the residence of Mr.. Arnold,
a farmer, and arrested Morgan Richardson,
one of Arnold's farm hands, as the
criminal. He was armed with revolver
which had one empty chamber. He re-
sisted arrest, but was overpowered and
placed in wagon and driven rapidly to
Logan to jail, barely escaping lynching.
No motive for the crime has been dis
covered
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KILLED his sweetheart

BsDsrrosD, MAZE, December 2s.-Jeon
Moore. Of this place, employed a. a clerk
in Boston, came here few DAYS ago to
spend Christmas; this afternoon he called
On his affianced, Miss Belle Cushman,
arrival shots we're heard in the room where
they were and the girl was found dead
in the chair and Moore on the
fOor dying. He had shot her behind the
ear and hinsclf through the eye. Jealousy
IL the supposed cause.
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ATLANTA, December 2S.-To-day, General
William McRse, Superintendent of the
Western & Atlantic Railroad, resigned, and
Robert Anderson was elected to the va
cancy. Joseph N. Brown. ton of Senator
Brown, has been made General Freight
Agent.
Elijah Whitehead was killed by Turner
Sutton at Hswkinsvills, Pulaski county,
Yesterday. Both men were negroes.
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Weekly Cotton Statement.

New York, December 3O-Statement Of
cotton for the week ending to-day Net
receipts at all United States ports for the
week, 101 $685. same week last year, 1871, 1893;
total receipts to date, 3,114 SOP; total to
same date last year. 3,403, POS; exports for
the week, $500; same week last year. 112,S72
total exports to date, ], 503, 132; same date
last year, 1861, 315; stoal,, at United States
ports, 1,2l7,702; same tina last year, OFF,
800; stock at all interior towns, 226,619; same
time last year, 9S3 ,397; stock at Liverpool,
asa 900; same time last year, AIS, 400; Amer
lean ahoat for Great Britain, 230, 900 same
time last year, $4,000
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Another Tragedy.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, December 2S.-A
special to the Times gives an account of a
terrible tragedy which occurred this morn
ing at Belleforte, Alabama small station
on the Memphis d Charleston Railroad,
forty miles from this city, resulting in the
possibly fatal shooting of C. d. Fennelly,
K. w. d. Martin and his son Jose. They
are the only merchants in the place. and
the difficulty originated in jealousy. The
weapons used were pistols.
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ALBANY, New YoRK, December 3l.-Col-
onel Charles S. Spencer appeared before
the Governor yesterday and opposed the
granting OF a warrant upon the requisition
of the Governor Of Virginia for Captain
Gilbert Mason, of the ship Henry SUIT,
charged with kidnapping at Hampton
Straughn, and bringing him to the State of
New York. The Governor reserved his de-
cision.
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Nrv YokK, December 2.-Besolntions
adopted BY the socialistie Labor party 10
day declare that the tariff question now af
fects the interests Of the laborisg
populnfion. The convention an
PEELED eighteen members, Of whom
Gustare II Schwab was one, who had been
SUSPENDED in March last. for fraudulentlv
calling themselves the New York section Of
the Socialistic party, and issuing cards Of
nsmbersLip under that name
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Is 1t PLAGUED!

WASHINGTON, DAKoTAH, December 2S.-
Scyenty-seven cases Of smallpox have
occurred in the infected districts below here,
twenty-seven of which proved fatal. The
disease is spreading considerably
en- the side of the river and seems to be
said to have died within twenty-four
hours after being attacked. 1t is
also said that before death
blood gushes from the eyes, ears and nose
of the victims. These symptoms suggest
that the disease is not simply smallpox,
but partakes rather of the nature of plague.
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eHrrvrrorf, La. December 3.-Lsst
night twelve prisoners, all col0rsd, broke
ost Of the iron cage and escaped from the
parish Jail. Among them were John No
bile. Paul Pringls and "a. Bolton. sen
tened to be hsnFed N MAJ theld, d soto
parish. next Friday Only three ksrs been
recsptured The jail wns new and built
hr Z. J. pauicy A Bros q =. Louis.
DEPUTY Sheriff are soaring the coxntry
& y the escaped prisoners. Noble. PrinrIs
and Bolton were sent hare for nfs-ke-pins
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Mexican Railway Matters.

SAN Francisco, December GA dispatch
from Tucson, Arizona, says: The Star has
received the following:
HERMosELLo SONORA, December %
Railway officials to-day received advices
from Mexico permitting them to go on with
the construction of the Sonora Railway on
the Magdalena route. The decision is u
victory for them, as that route is their
choice. and strong influences have been
brought TO bear in Mexico to induce the
government to force the company to take
another route. Work will be resumed with
utmost dispatch, and there is abundance of
material on hand
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AUGUSTA, GA, December 2S.-The John
p. King Manufacturing Company was or
ganized to-day; capital, 100000, Charles
Estes is President, and c. c. Baldwin, OF
New York, and o. Sampson, of Boston, are
among the directors. The srst installment
of 10 per cent. is called for, payable Janu-
airy 10th proXimo.
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C1rcrss1I, December r. mseting Of
the creditors Of J. T. Warren 4 CO. vas hsld
fbis afiernosn. and the firm made state
rsent. showing The total asseis 70 be 80. 900.
and the ttonl Liabilities So. o00. q p'hich
SIS 90 i due the estate Of J. II. Warren.
deceasrl and - q preferred claim The
and a committee wss appointed 20 consider
The rrCpleltion.
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wAsHISeToN. December 9O.-Two million
dollars worth OF silver bullion having al
ready been purchased and delivered at the
various minis during the present month,
the Treasury Department has rejected all
ounces for the mint at New Orleans.
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Didn't Know 1t Was Loaded.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2S.-Mrs. II. y.
Coppege was killed last night by the acct
dental discharge of pistol with which her
four-yesr-old child was playing. She had
been giving the child Instructions how to
aim the weapon, and sat down on the floor
to play with him, when he aimed the pistol
and fired, the ball entering her brain. No
one knew the pistol was loaded.
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Stabbed

ArLAsTA, Ga, December @.-Yesterday,
at Debroy, in Upton county, general fight
occurred, in which Doc. Wilson
killed Edward johnson his half
brother, and Brad. Gastland killed A.
p. Harris. The eight was with Knives.
There VAS q msrder committed IN the
same town some weeks ago.
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rrsntier News.

Ell PAso, December H.-The capture asd
execution Of Chief Argot, long terror Of
Preside del Norte and vicinity, and thirty
of his band. near chihuahua. Is confirmed.
An express and train robbery. on the
Southern Pacific Railroad near here re-
ported last week, has been charged upon
Express Messenger Bonvard, whose exam
ination Is now progressing here.
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Err YoRr, December 2.-Ths bsslfh
aufhorifies reported this rf.rnoon q fsniy
Of sir persons. fth-r. uethsr ard four
children sick VII small p01 - [. tehsr-rt
Nrure on UIFrrrer EreM. The InrnIT =
tamrd Pores and Al r.-utfrs o. h Fer<
n 1IE.rert r4I-1 Al the 1|s-1t II<T
~tIl Resolved - ttt snail pa 1rEI|I1I.
4nr|I4f r1st ~ 4u1I pax - FrII IN
-<ron1 4rfetI 4U1 I1II@ r11|r suElr1E.
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KEoKuK, Iowa, December 3O.-Herman
Wilsing, ex-Treasurer of Lee county, has
been indicted for the ENLIGHTENMENT of
county funds to the amount of $4,000
while he was in Office.
There is considerable excitement here
over the fact that nearly forty medical
students have been stricken with disease
that is pronounced by the President of the
Board of Health and several prominent
physicians to be smallpox. 1t appears
that body received from Chicago was used
in the dissecting-room of the medical col
lege, and that the subject had died of small
DOX,
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Fire

RIcHNoxp, Va, December 30.-A fire oc-
CURED last night in W. B. Hsrsman & Cos.
spice and coffee mills and destroyed the
three upper stories Of the building. Rich.
ard Adams bakery sdjoining was damaged
by water. Total loss, about $500; two
thirds insured IN home companies.
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EEv YoRK. December ga Decatur.
Alabama, special says At Peacock, last
evening, Mary May, colored, Is years Of
age, shst and killed Katherine Boggs,
girl Of Is. also eolorec. Mary May COZ
iessed the crime, but gave ne cause for the
act.
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sss FkkEcsOo. Deccnber T.-President
Fillmore, Of the Southern Pacifc Railroad.
announces that the frst through train for
New Orleans viii leave here Friday next,
and that probably train vii start west
from New Orleans on the SAINT day
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Brr1-s. December She correspond
at 81 he siaD1zr1 szg1 sinss tbs Anti
soclnlisi a. rs ror.ulE1tst In is7s tvo
trn1re1 1t'I FeIf. q re- -or.s'st Eoci<lIe1
14II .sr H|s..'r11 rnt sTrr turreI
ard 1I.I-tIFtt eo1I.Iis rut|I rtionI s1r-
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LACROSSE, WIS, December 2.-Tbe His
si-sippi river Is now open frem st. Paul.
NAVIGATION was resumed yesterday Lake
Pepin IL also open. IL was never before
known TO be open at this season Of the
year.
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0uloa0 wfhnls M lbhfe IA IN lbo cise,
short aud ~ iho point, You oan talk about
n Ak ytnfa n fnn whnl tor
Dociof Otny continued Tie story N
hls interview WITH uuiicnu, Wltli
occasional comment from Him w wAy
of assent or dissent bat not ~ tie
eSleiit NJ annoyance. THE interruption
continually nifll adjournment, pr dmt
states he made " rough, incomplete and
unsatisfactory examination Of tho prisoner
ut the Jail and Ut the request of the Dis
llct Attorney, gave Ut some length tho do
tails Of lis cxnmlnntion, and Of his
conversation with the prisoner. Witress has
inquired OF prisoner In regard 10 his alleged
Inspiration, ai,d asked hin If il came to
him In the form of voice or vision or
direct command, and his reply was,
"No; II came into my head"
WAsnIsaroS, December 3l.--In the Cult
eau trial to-day, DIR. Gray took the stand
and resumed the story of his conversation
with the prisoner IN jail. He said the pris-
oner, referring TO the shooting, used the ex-
preston, When | made up my mind'-
Guiteau shouted" Making up my mind
was the result Of grinding pressure. That's
whore the inspiration comes in. Please get
that straight while you are about it,"
Witness was interrupted frequently both
"There have been so neutrality-suspicious.
don't know where i am"
He got started again and said he had seen
a number of cases where persons laboring
under insane delusions had committed
acts Of violence and had afterward recov-
cred their sanity, but did not
recall an instance of recovery
in shorter periods than three months.
Witness had never heard the word pressure
used in connection with an insane case
other than in physical sense. He did not
think a man actually under "divine pres
sure" who should commit a homi-
eide, would be apt to ap-
peal to the law and civil process
for protection from the consequences
of his act. He believed the prisoner to be
insane.
After recess the cross.examination pro-
crossed without incident. The afternoon
passed YEARLY and counsel for The prose-
cution devoted themselves to the prepare
ton and arrangement of points for the
Forthcoming argument, while Scovile
seemed to be asking questions to kill time.
At o'clock the court adjourned until
Tuesday.
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MnvrsKrr, December So.-Gotlieb En-
CELL, prominent Jewish lawyer, has alb
seconded, a dsfsulter TO a large and a. yet
unknown amount. principally trust funds
and funds Of societies Of which be was
treasurer.
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Nor. Ga. December E.-R A Dpvn.
= prominent citizen of Americas, took
rnn-rline. from the lees Of which he died
chiiir-n-
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That Confederate Specie.

WASHINGTON, December 30.--The Post
tomorrow will publish. a letter over a ficti-
tious signature, the writer of which claims
to have been q clerk in in the Con-
federate Treasury at Richmond, and as
such accompanied the specie from Richmond
to Charlotte, North Carolina, leaving Rich
mond on the night of April 3D. 1865. The
amount taken the writer does not know,
but thinks it must have been very large
At Danyille, Virginia. the treasure, on
in a bank vault where it remained
until after Lees surrender. The Secre-
tary of the Treasury, fully knowing
that there was no further hope of success
for the Confederacy, ordered that portion
of the specie to be used to redeem Confed-
crate notes at the rate of ten dollars
specie for seventy currency, and the writer
claims he saw immense sums of specie thus
paid out, being himself one of the fortu-
nate ones. After Lees surrender, what re-
NAMED OF the specie was sent to Greens
boro, where $4,000 was paid to Johnston's
army. Here also all the officers and clerks
of the government were paid off in gold, in
sums ranging from $50 to $3.50 each, the
writer having assisted in preparing pay-rolls
for the purpose, himself again beneficiary,
presumably, as he describes the methods
he and others used toconceal their treasure.
What then remained was taken southwark,
but the writer parted company with it
ut Charlotte, and thereafter had no personal
knowledge of it, but he doubts the POSSIBLE
ity of jefferson Davis having profited by a
single dollar. The writer in private note
gives his name and address as C. Y. Addi-
son, Prince Georges county, Maryland
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Murdered.

VIRGINIA CRY, NEVADA, December 29--
A dispatch says tile bodies of Pierander
Pullock and wife, proprietors of the toll
house in Six Mile Canon were
found in the charred ruins Of
their house last night The heads of
both had been crushed, evidently by MUIR
derers and the house fired to conceal the
crime. They were supposed to have drawn
considerable sum Of money during the
day from the sale of real estate.
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TErroI1. December Zss-Tsn sbousard
Tuuisinn refugees have arrived forty miles
vest o. TripolL The authorifies of IripCIi
have iDirrred Ali BIN Amor. Chief oftke
Ouied Agar tribe.
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That Riot Case.

MERIDIAN, MISS, December 2S-The
State closed to-day in the case of VIII
Vance. DR.. J. A. Barnett deposcd as
to the dying declaration of Bob
Brown, (colored), an alleged accomplce in
the murder. The declaration was to
the effect that Brown was told by Ed Vance
on the morning of election day that he
must go to the election armed.
John Bailey (wbitel testified that
he saw ten or fifteen ne
groes Ed Vances house early on the
morning OF The election day. Both testified
that on the day before the cleo
ton he and defendant had a
conversation in which defendant
said that the negroes had never had fair
chance in elections, but he thought they
would have a fair showing next
day. Sheriff Henderson testified that
he went to vsnce's the evening
after the riot with a posse and
while he was negotiating with the defend
ant fer surrender, he was shot at by negro
in the yard. c. p Dement, swsre that
John Vance was attempting to shoot
toward him at the moment he (Vance)
was shot and killed. Testimony fer the
defense will begin tomorrow.
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sAs Frarusco, Decsmber ~ Los
Angeles dispatch states that Ms. Cruss,
living It FIcrence, Loo Angeles county,
rart birth yes erday tosix perfectly formed
f.ualt "a ldrtn.
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rHnsDE1FHIs. Pa, December 30.-Colo-
nel II. d. HcComb. Of Wilmington, Della
ware. formerly actively engaged IN South
western rnifrOad enterprise. died here
TO-DAY.
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Ar1srrs. Dsosutsr Nv. r. Horn-1,
1rsa.rrt r.rsssarr C1err. had q rr.llf1lr..
~ trfrI rr~terfIrT. o. ttt cll1rrt - 49,
- rsr'st ID l.tlsrs. md - r-lsnsl1-
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k114s14. December si.-Th. closing ex-
e-cises ~ Tie Atlanta Cotton Exposition
are ~ in rr1zr-ss. hey began e 10
e'11ct. Tie torl i immense and Judess'
Han IL r-rtsi vIih fhoussnds unable 70
81 m