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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-12
Jail Jumpers.

CANTON, o., December 11.-John Hipp,
Walter Moore, Edward Osborn, James
0'Hara, Joseph Grynn and Frank Ray
nolds. six of the worst prisoners confined
in the county Jail, escaped on Friday morn
ing The prisoners gained access to the
corridor by saving through two of the
three-quarter-inch iron bars in the door.
From the Jail the prisoners escaped by a
hole cut through the iron sheeting and the
brick wall from Hipps cell, in the south
west end of the Jail. The work was
skilfully done. Grynn, one of the escaped
men, is the convicted Pittsburg horsethief.
Sheriff Altekruse offers 500 reward for the
capture of each prisoner, but as yet moth
ing has been learned of the whereabouts OF
any Of the fugitives.
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OUTSIDE OF new o-%,'VO,O'A
The exhibit this week, while it is fairly
favorable as compared with that OF the cor
responding week lact year. As compared
with that of las week, however, the figures
show heavy falling off. The aggregate
clearings for this week is Sl,293, $50, ,255,
against 81, ,39l ,513, $50 for the previous week.
AS compared with the corresponding week
last year the clearingS show per centage
of 299, and increase of so per cent. over
last year and an increase Of 35.2 per cent.
over the previous week.
In the New York speculative market
they have met with a reaction and have
been remarkably dull. The clearings for
the week show an increase only OF l.9 per
cent, against 1913 per cent the previous
week. Outside of New York, in the coun-
try at large, the clearings show an increase
of 6.l per cent, against decrease OF 9.9
and an increase of 1877 per cent. the pre-.
vious week. Pittsburgh shows gain OF
1913, against an increase OF 321 per cent.
last week. Memphis shows a gain OF Al
per cent, against gain OF 69 per cent.
last week. Louisville an increase of S.6
per cent, against a loss of 27.2 per cent.
last week. New Orleans makes
an increase OF 2.6 der cent, against
a loss of 1 lost week and gain of S.9 the
previous week. Among the Western cities
Chicago makes a gain of l1.5, against loss
of 1914 last week, and Cincinnati a loss OF
against loss of 2O.6. st. Louis decreased
S4, against a decrease of 2l9 last week;
Cleveland losses SO, against loss of last
week; Milwaukee decreased 4, against a
decrease of 21.4 last week; Columbus gains
% against gain of 60; Peoria, increase
of IL, against decrease of IA, and In
dianapolis, decrease of 4.6, against de-
crease of 37.2 last week. Kansas City
makes gain of 47.4. against a increase OF
q. 2 last week and an increase Of 1875 the
previous week.
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FIRE RECORD.

LospoS, December 1l.-A fresh outbreak
at the scene of the recent great hre In
Wood street. London, occurred Saturday
night. and the warehouse belonging 70 Sil.
Der 4 w. Fleming was destroyed
EEyARK, n. J.. December 1.-The dry
goods store Of Terrance McMsnus wss
burned this morning Loss $4,000. In
sured.
LisooLs, NEB., December ll-Hon. G. G:
Burres' elegant new mansion was burned
yesterday. Loss s30, 900; half insured
wAYkEsBUEs, Pa, December 1.-The
Scott residence, situate on the corner -
Greene and Morris streets, was totally d.
stroyed by fire Saturday morning. A .por-
ton. Of the household goods we're lost. Loss,
1850: no insurance.
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rhaEdncRtionaI Eund.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE House
Commission on education and labor to-day
authorized the Chairman, Mr.. Sherman, OF
illinois, to report to the House with favor
able recommendation his bill appropriat-
ing $40, ,OOO. 900 annually for the next five
wears, to aid in public education. 1t is
nroposed that this sum shall be distributed
among the severel States and Territories
by the Secretary of the Treasury in the
ratio of illiteracy 1t is also provided that
a sum not exceeding five per cent. of the
appropriation may be expenned annually
for the education of teachers.
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D~lneNs.
81 London bar silver was quoted 5D5.
Twelve thousand pounds Of bullion
4 a> withdrawn from the Bank of Eng
/ bad, yesterday, for shipment to New
fork.
1.-THE schedules of assignment of Ken
Isll Bros, paper dealers, 40 Nassau
hret. New York, show liabilities to
BE- amount of SS6O,0OO. Actual assets,
lU,wuO.
APrOductiOn of anthracite coal for the
No. ended December ,, was 627, ,5i3
NJ, against 654,ST7 tons same time
ID wear. From January l, 1882, to
u 1cember >, 29,979, ,S25 tons were pro-
need, against 500, 1853 tons in 1881, a
4 screase of 26,S44 tons for the week,
q an increase of S79,O62 tons for the
lfar.
fThcre will be some changes in the
mixing house of Drexel, Morgan 4 Co.
y January |. The business Of the
lbuse in this city has become so large
Nat the presence Of another member Of
he firm Is required, and Mr.. e. II. God
Ny, who has been a resident partner
M Philadelphia, will remove TO New
,4rk. There viii be a few minor
Sanges in the Philadelphia house.
The Denver Fire Insurance Com
rtny, of Colorado, has collapsed. Ii
fbs organized fifteen months ago with
leapital stock of Il 100000. On Janu-
u /, lSS2, the officers made a most
a8tteriug statement. 1t is now alleged
ia the company never had q dollar in
"a treasury, and its only assets con-
~ ted of unsecured notes and tracts of
Improved lands.
no city of New Orleans has brought
4 against the Louisville and Nash
NJ le railroad to annul and set aside q
q cnpromise relative to the Batture
Il tnperty, worth considerably more
& Ian SjOO,OOO. This property the city
nnsented to transfer to the railroad
Ampany for the nominal sum of SlO,-
-. The suit is brought to prevent the
.5nsummatiOn of the agreement.
fThe Railroad Gazette reports the
.SmpletiOn this week of Sl9 miles OF
+ Wv railroad, making 1874 miles thus
this year, against 1858 miles re-
kArted at the corresponding time in
&Si, 5,624 miles in 1850, S,445 miles in
~, :, POI miles in 1878, l,S77 miles in
n, 2,l77 miles in 1876, ,2ST miles in
Ii, ,767 miles in 1874, 3,5O7 miles in
-, and 6,sS5 miles in 1872.
1.-The bank statement for New York
4 i week was very favorable, showing
ID increase in total reserye-Sl, l39, ,SO
~ Gle and S3O5,6OO legal tenders-oi
q. 445, 400 and in surplus reserve OF
81 .623, l75, the relatively smaller gam in
"a latter being due to an increase of
$. .2sS,yOO in deposit liabilities. The
INNS contracted were 81 ,269, 100. The
8nks now hold S5,l03,S72 in excess OF
.e - per cent. legal requirements, the
crease i'm reserve being the direct re-
kNt of the recent large disbursements
'fS,he Treasury on account Of interest
zf fd> the redemption Of bonds.
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A Western scandal.

KANSAS CRY, December IA decree OF
divorce was granted Saturday in the case
of John Conallen VS.. Georgiana Conallen.
Last summer the woman, who is very
handsome, and possesses celebrity as
lyric artist, eloped with Octave Buscaren, a
lawyer. They were arrested in Chicago
and taken back to Mexico, Missouri, where
they remained in Jail two months, charged
with bigamy and adultry. She is now
with her lover in st. Louis, where both are
on bail.
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WHEEIJNG w VA TUESDAY MORNING. 1882.

q matrimonial alliance at an early date,
and proposed to spend aportion of his honey
moon at the the Ebbitt House, in this city.
Inquiry at the Ebbitt failed to settle the
truth of the statement, Colonel Willard
merely remsrking that if it was not trueie
1t ought 10 be, and that he had the best
rooms in the house for the gallant Major
and his bride whenever they put IN an ap-
pearance.
Miss Nellie Fracker, of this city, a niece
of Governor Jackson, has gone TO visit the
Governors family at Petersburg. accom-
panied by Mrs. V. Rathbone and Miss Kate
Jackson, of Parkersburg, who are returning
from an Eastern trip. Lam.
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SUICIDE.
Overcome with Financial Troubie-A
Young widows Unbearable Grief

ERIE, Pa, December lL-John d. Lackiee,
a prominent painter and fresco artist, sui
Cided at his home in this city last night.
Shortly after midnight he rose. from his
bed and went into The water closet. His
wis wife hearing gurgling sounds and
eroans, opened the door and found him
wing in the bath tub with his throat cut
from ear to ear, the cut being made with a
razor. The deceased had been brooding
over financial reverses some months, until
his mind became unsettled. Though in
ortablecircumstances, he believed he
would lose all his property.
CHICAGO, December l.-Mrs. Dora Wen.
dell. heart broken at the recent death OF
her husband and child, shot herself fatally
through the head this morning at the resi-
dence of her mother, $50 Wabash avenue.
This was her Goth birthday.
ST.. LOUIS, December Ill. Nye Mango,
who came here q month since from Phiia-
deIphia and was q vocal music teacher,
committed suicide at his boarding house
about noon TO day by shooting himself IN
the head with revolver. Cause supposed
To be drink.
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The statement Of the Imperisl Bank
4 Germany shows an increase Of specie
4 ,OOO, 900 marks.
tParneu lodged a petition in the land
burt at Dublin, for the sale Of his prop
ltv in the county Wicklow.
GThe Russian Minister of the Interior
fthOrizes the publication of an Eng
H. newspaper at st. Petersburg.
Ia heavy snow storm, accompanied
\ GALES, prevails along the Spanish
5aSts. A number of shipwrecks are re-
tTled.
IA duel between HierOnymi, Minister
fPublic Works, and RohaneZy, men,
lr of the Hungarian Diet, took place
/ sterday morning. Each fired two
! OTIS without any result.
lThe Republique Francaise again vio-
|utly attacks the policy Of the British
lbyeInment in Egypt. The article con-
|u,es by saying that Egypt is too big 4
Sursel % be swallowed up even by Eng
81, and this she will find out.
Exceptionally dense fogs prevailed in
|rilon Sunday and yesterday. Traffic
the streets, on the river and railways
q, much impeded, and nseveral cases
ll-pended. Five persons were drowned
h ir,aking through the Ice while Skat-
l.. The thermometer was - below
e. freezing point.
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he IS NOT ENGAGED.
CEesterA. Arthur, Jr., Not 20 Marry
Miss Crowley.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE Nation.
al Republican says: "A paragraph is still
going the rounds Of the press, announcing
the engagement Of Chester A. Arthur, Jr.,
and the daughter Of Congressman Crowley,
Of New York, one version even stating that
their marriage would take place at the
White House this fall Both families have
persistently denied this unfounded rumor,
and have suffered great annoyance from
ceaseless iteration, there being no basis
whatever for the report save the intimacy
and friendship that have long existed be:
tween the President and Mr.. Crow ley and
the different members of their families.
The young lady referred 10 has only
reached her sixteenth year, and II was not
considered that she had formally made
her debut in society here last winter.
Young Mr.. Arthur, as member of the
class OF 'S5 OF Princeton College, should be
exempt from such rumors for q few years
yet"
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Gone, but NOT Forgotten.

LITTLE Rock, Decembee el1.-Considerable
of sensation was created here this morn
ing by the discovery that Robt. S. Oramp-
ton for FIVE years past cashier and pay
master of the Little Rock and Fort Smith
Railroad, is defaulter to an amount not
vet ascertained, but it is believed to ex-
ceed $4,000. Champion left Tuesday, os-
tensibly for Searny, Ark, with his wife,
but when reaching Walnut Ridge, on the
Iron Mountain Railroad, told her the facts
and she returned to Little Rock. His
whereabouts is unknown. Champion is an
old resident of the State, and heretofore
has been regarded as man of strict integ::
rity, possessing the fullest confidence OF
the officers of The road.
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Logan ON the Porter Case.

WASHINGTON, December 1l.-When the
bill for the relief of Gen. Ftz John Porter
Is reached in the Senate, Senator Logan
says be will oppose it to the end. In con-
versstion on the subject this morning,
when reminded that Grant and others were
bringing strong pressure to bear in Porter $
favor. the Senator said he didn't think
Grant was any better informed about the
case thsn he. and at all events he had no
vote on the pending ILL.
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A Lamp On Fire.

Nrw CUMBERLAND. VIVA, December H.
On Saturday night, about 3 O'Clock, while
q lamp was being filled In Manypenny's
store, the oil took fire and created quite .
blaze and big excitement for the time be-
were extinguished, but not before Q general
alarm was sounded and come damage done
TO the building.
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be at q distance I paid no attention TO 1t
and went to sleep again. In half an hour
1 was awakened by commoton
in the ball outside my room and heard the
servants' voices At first thoughtit was
q fight, but after listening few moments
I unlocked the door, and seeing Q bright
blaze coming mp through the wall Of the
hotel over the Kitchen, knew in moment
what the matter was. Stopping only g
draw on my trousers and coat, rushed
toward the head of the stairs. Looking
though the whole place was on IRE below.
Fearing my
Escape WAS Cat or
ran to room from which q Ere escape
could be reached, but found the door vas
locked. then, in spite of the smoke,
which was very thick. forced my way 10 the
floor and endeavored to cross to the stairs
leading to the Twenty-ninth street en-
trance, but was forced back by the flame
and smoke, which entered the corridor
from the windows. Just then lady In
her night dress rushed up TO me and said:
For Gods sake save me- said TO her,
Follow me, We shall get out all
right We both then went down the
main staircase to the office. ! found
the bar room and reading room thronged
Win Eueets IN the greatest cOnsternaIon,
especially the ladies, many OF whom we're
in mysteries, and few Of whom had faint
ed. Several of them were in exceedingly
scanty attire, and on going out into the
street found several thore shivering In
the cold With nothing around than bas .
shawl on coat given them by some sympa-
thizing onlooker. saw lady with moth
ing but shawl on her placed in Q coach
by gentleman and driven away 10 room
at another hotel When i came down stairs
the fremen were bringing the hose through
the front deor. ] must say the proprietors
did everything possible under the circum.
stances. II they did not keep the good
watch they did on the premises there would
have been no stopping the fire. and great
many Of those In the hotel would undoubt-
edly have been burned 10 death, as the
kitchen where the FIRE originated Is so cen.
trally located that the flames penetrated
several parts Of the hotel at once" The
loss il estimated at SIS 900: insured.
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A HOTEL ON FIRE.
A Close Call for Many Of the Guests
from Being Burned 20 Death.

from btibB nuEuc3 ~ De~
NEw YeRK, December ia visit TO the
sturteyant House this morning showed
there had been a very narrow escape from
destructive confisgration and serious loss
of life. The two story extension building
used as q bake house and kitchen was
completely gutted except the floors and
roof. Every window easement and window
in the building was burned or broken and
the ceilings and walls were blackened and
charred with the flames and smoke. Near
ly all the windows on the first, second and
third stories of the side of the Twenty
ninth street wing of the hotel, which look
out on the bake house, were burned away
and and many OF the lower rooms complete
ly ruined by FIRE. Mr.. n II. 7. Warne, OF
Easton, Pa, one OF the guests, said to re-
porter: .I retired about 10 O'Clock last
night on the fourth floor Of the rear part
of the hotel and was soon fast asleep.
About / o'clock | wss awakened BY the
sound of an explosion. ba. As it seemed 70
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Charter Vacated.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 1l.-Owing
to the municipal troubles in Opelika, the
legislature passed an act vacating its
charter and authorizing the governor to
appoint local government until the new
election. This is the result OF contest
over the mayoralty and alderman, Two
elections were held last spring and blood
shed nearly resulted. The Supreme Court
decided in favor of the Dunbar government.
Last week week several people were shot by
the adherents of the Dunbar faction and
worse things were apprehended. One man
named Maloney was mortally wounded.
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FLUSHING, O.
College Society Contest - Personal,
&c, Ae.
II al

Sogtety SonsNSs
&c, Ac.
Special % The Begister.
FLrsHING. o.. December 1.-Thomas
Clements, ESQ.,, has returned from IN ex-
tended visit 10 Iowa and Illinois.
Frank Davidson, the well-known elocu-
ZIONIST and vocalist, will give an entertain.
ment here Monday evening, December IS.
The contest between Jefferson and Philo
Societies will occur December 10, at Frank
lin College, New Athens, o.
Two weddings here last week, Mr.. Eu-
gene Grinsley and Miss White and Mr..
Jones and Miss White, Rev. Grimes OIL.
ciating. :, !.
Miss Flora Grimes, former pupil Of
Prof. Buchanan's elocution class, st Hope
dale, Is acquiring quite . reputation as an
elocutionist.
Quarterly meeting at the N z. Church
next Sunday, Rev. HingeIy. Presiding III.
der.
The new grocery and confectionery OF
Vim. Cordier & Bon presents fine sp'
pearance.
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THE CAPITAL.
The Story Of Brady and BOrssy,ths
Star Reuters, Continued.
Bill hahone, the Little Virginia Giant
Some Foundation for the Story
That Garrett Win Be a Presi-
dental Candidate.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS, ETC.

Special Dispatch to The Register.
WASHINGTON, December 11.-Senator Lo-
gan gave notice to-day Of another long
speech against the Fitz John Porter bill,
which is to be called up this week.
The Star Route decision is thought to
mnan Dorsey escape, in case of an adverse
verdict.
A notable address was made before the
National Temperance Association here by
the Rev. George E. Hite, of Wheeling, yes
terday.
The late arrivals include ]. W. st. Clair
and Eugene Dana, of KanaWha. Lam.
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Coal Miner. IN Commetion.

ST. LOUIS, December 1.-THE coal miners
of the Belleville district, in st. Clair coun-
ty, Ills opposite this city, are in some,
thing of a commotion again and will hold
a delegate meeting in st. Louis tomorrow,
at which it is expected demand will be
made on the mine owners for uniform
rate of three cents per bushel for digging
Some of the owners are now paying less
than that
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Oreea - ee Whasaxy.

PrTTssuRaH, December liza Belle Yer.
non, Pa. Chronicle special nys: This morn.
ing at $50 . copper still containing twsn.
ty.barrels Of whisky st Gibsonton mills OF.
ploded, injuripg VIM. Lucas fatally and
destroying the main building together with
i.eO0 barrels Of whisky. Loeg. 1l00. 900.
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On,oi the oId ana Into the New

DETROIT, December IL. - Twenty nine
tisOners heretofore assigned to the house
correction from Dakota, serving out
Nr sentences therin, started this morning
the new Territorial prison at Sioux
pills, OAK, Just completed. They were
lacked in pairs and attended by nine
lhcers. Thirty more will follow in about
10 weeks.
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Ysalish Waaaa.

BoosE, Ia. December l0.-Ths wife Of d.
c. Elicit, . wealthy farmer, sloped with
Otis Elicit, 0 nephew OF the husband The
lovers met at Grand Junction and departed
for Dskota In Q prairie schooner, she tax.
ing her child with her. The snksir csusss .
great sensation on account Of her desogt.
ing her elegant home for hardship on the
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lneeAalARiAsn.

CHICAGO, December li.-A yincennss.
Ind. special says: A fire In Petersburg
yesterday destroyed Q number OF stores
and residences. Loss, $4,000; partly In
sured.
A man believed 10 be the incendisTy
rode out OF town on q hard gallop Just BE-
fore the flames were discovered. IL 10 be.
lieved that the incendiarism grew out q
an old quarrel whether the county ssat
should be Petersburg or Windsor.
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THE NEWS.

bOmestIc.
Traffic has been resumed on the De-
'roit river.
! John L. Cushing was shot dead at
thompson, Ga.
There are no new developments ia
he Louisville defalcation case
Snow has fallen to the depth of three
bet in Michigan. Trains are delayed.
Mrs. Trinler, whose throat was cut
! n her husband last week, died yester-
,ay.
The railway conference in New York
yesterday, was fruitless, no agreement
king reached.
Tom Allen and James Elliott met in
lhicago last night to arrange for q
championship fight.
John Hawkes., of Allegheny city, Pa,
J no was kicked in saloon fight Sat-
! rday night, died yesterday.
John 5. Steers, boOk-keeper for Mar
In Bros, a Chicago stock firm, has
zen arrested for embezzling $1,000.
Senator O'HOgan, of Sandusky, o.,
fhose death was announced Sunday
j ight, revived and fingered till II
fclock last night.
! Jas. +. Malley, Of Edgefield, secured
fverdict of $4,000 against the New
fork Herald for libel. The case will be
opealed. -.-
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Get Rich.

When Hops are sl.25 per ID. as now, an
acre will weld $1,000 profit, and yet the
best family Medicine Oh earth, Hop Bitters,
contain the same quantity of Hops and are
sold at the same price fixed years ago, al
though Hops now are twenty times higher
Than then. Raise Hops, get rich in pocket;
Use Hop Bitters and get rich in health.
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The DUTY .. Csttsa TIes.

WAsHIxorox, Deceu Der 1.-The 30.
IRENE Court OF the United States rendered
q decision to-day in which 1t 10 held that
cotton ties, each consisting OF sn iron strip
frd IN iron buckle, imported In bundles,
thirty buckles, each strip eleven feet long,
tpd tie whole biackened, are subject to 4
duty Of IS per cent. ad valorem - manu-.
fsciurers' iron not otherwise provided fos
Under sctedu.e z.
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yau Co..

DusLn, December il.-lt r. uBdeSstood
there is one juror who Isfused 70 concur
with The other members Of the jusy In -.
turning yerdic: Of guilty In ths sass a
Patrick HIgsens, u: allsesd PSnepal
man who Disagreed Will, Che other jufosS
In an arson case LAST Thufsdsy IN which
the prisoner was Clearly guilty.
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Rebbe1 by E.esps.e Cssvssss.

LITTLE Rock, December 1.-THE con.
victs who escaped from the Penitcntisry
farm separated after getting of o few milss.
and i've OF them meeting James Noble
robbed him OF his clothes. -Four Of the
crowd have been caught and II IL believed
oil will be before they reach the Indian
Nation,
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Il APrsteetlsriss seheoa.

BEKLIs, December 1I.-Durnz tbs de.
cnssion OF the Budeet IN The Rsiehstag
Saturday, Richter strongly attached ths
protectiohists. He declared the iptssdie-
lion Of the importstios OF Amsficsn pofk
tionist measure. There 10 no doubt thet
the fate Of the Biennial Budget schsms ".
already sealed.
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MnbbeIIisIn a Crime.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE Senate
ommittee on Civil Service Reform to. day
'nSidered Hawlcy's bill, prohibiting the
fSeSSment OF Government employees for
kitical purposes, and adopted an amend.
MT making it a crime and prescribing
Nefor penalty for any person TO enter
public building for such purpose.