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LUCK FOR AN ORPHAN.
Big Rack Pension Money Secured by n
Philadelphia Girl.

PHILADELPHIA, December 26.-Secretary
Crew, of the Society to Protect Children
from Cruelty, received letter to-day from
Disbursing Agent Lawrence, of the United
States Pension Office, informing him that
he had in his dossession several thousand
dollars belonging to Margaret Culiden, a
ward OF the society, and the daughter Of a
soldier who fought in the rebellion. The
father OF the girl, John Culiden, was SOL
dier OF the late rebellion, who was wound
ed at the battle of Antietam and was re-
ceiving pension from the Government.
He died about ten years ago, and the
pension then reverted to the family, con-
sisting of two daughters, Elizabeth and
Margaret. After his death his brother
Thomas applied 10 the courts to be ap-
pointed guardian of the persons and estates
OF these minor children, and decree was
granted. He then, by virtue of his ap-
pointment as guardian, began to draw the
pension money due the children, which he
Squandered for drink, while he neglected
and abused the children.
His treatment of the children became
intolerable, and the neighbors finally COM
planned to the Society to Protect Children
from Cruelty, and Secretary Crew investi-
gated the case. He found that the charge
was true, and that the uncle had al.
ready appropriated to his own
use 1880 belonging to the
orphans. He was arrested and
tiEed for the neglect OF his wards and the
guardianship revoked. The chiidren-the
elder - and the younger years of age
were committed TO the custody Of the SO.
cety. The younger girl, NJ Mlrgaret, had be.
come an imbecile from long continued
abuse and neglect, and was placed in the
almshOuse hospital for medical treatment
and is still all inmate OF that institution.
The urcIaimed money at the PeHsioa Office
which belongs TO her is the accumulation
Of the pension from 1871 to lS-O when it
vas stopped by reason Of her attaining her
msiO-itv 1t will be placed in trust for her
hy Secr, tsry Crew. The elder daughter,
Elizabeth, is married, and is now living in
this city.
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A FREEFOR-All FIGHT.
In which Two Men are Killed mud
Epu. Wounded

ALLEYpALr, s. e., December 26.-A street
fight occurred here on Christmas, in which
two PERSONS were killed ana four Others
wounded. The cTcumslance are As follows:
John Hudlett, marshall Of lbe town, and
his sons, John aud T1m, and Gransons
Ivan and Joyce Strange. had an altercl'
ton With Frank Weay.r and ley Mid tie
ton, in which TIE Two SiraDgts wtr'
wounded. Returning rom this fight whi'n
Wa carried on until Weaver andMlddleton
got s.arly out Uf town, they met j.. u. and
Frank OF Brien anu Gus Allen returning
from a dinner party whom one Of the
Strange bows insulted general fight en-.
sued. sticks. knives ard pistols being freely
used. Evan Strange and Tom llGdl; /
were killed outright The two John Hud
let's were severely wounded and the Two
O 'Briens slightly.
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SUSAN o. HOPEFUL.
,hc rnnrs AtstIsiic. Into the ESr~ at -
<orrcspOndcat.
>y,,csR I, ne Rrgistcr.


WA,HN,r,N. December ?6.-The ever
hopeful Susan Il. Anthouy continues TO
hore. She Is here, stopping at the Riggs
House, watching every movement OF Con-
grcss with an eve single TO the prize.
woman sufrsgr. And she believes She
will set it-perhsPs not that she, herself.
will ret it, but that the agitation which
she has so org led will sooner or later
bring suffrage TO the women Of this coun-
try. 1--WE are gaining every year" she
ssd. ~ she sst in the parlors at the Riggs
and talked Of her hopes and years OF work
to your correspondent, I'VE are gaining
strength every year, and We are going 10
triumph by and by. Women vote In III
States on certain subjects now. aud have
the full right of suffrage In three of the
Territories. llut that is not all. We are
gaining strcnrth in Congress, where our
hoGc for the remedy prompts us 10 most
III xiously look
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THE SCENE OF A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
One More Of the Victims Of the McDade
Riot Dying.

GALVESTON, Ten, December 2G.-At 2:l5
this afternoon the inquest on the five
corpses at McDade was still progressing.
Milton and Bishop who were attacked in
in the street by the friends OF the men
lynched, are under arrest, and are to have
an examining trial to-day. They consider
that they were perfectly justified in killing
the two Bsyley boys, Their bond will
probably be nominal. It is said that
every good man in the county stands ready
10 go their security. Willie Griffin, who
vas shot through the head while helping
Bishop and Milton, can live only few
hours, as his brains are oozing through the
skull. HAYWARD Bayley VINO shot Griffin,
is living in Bastrop Jail dangerously
wounded. S. W. Noble, the telegraph
operator at McDade, has been on duty con-
stantly without sleep for titty-six hours.
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BLACK DoeSKIN TROUSERS
49, Important Item ~ tho pre-idrnt's
New Years suit.
SJa''di I" lie Rcgi''eT.

SI"F'm Z" iOT H6gIH0.
W,smN"r"N, December The rrcsi.
Ccnt will be at home on New Years day.
It is not known who will assist him in re.
ce,yirg, but it is supposed the ladies will
be Mrs. Speaker Carlisle and his sister.
Mrs. McElroy. The President has ordered
new dress suit for New Years from his
New York tailor. lie still adheres TO the
Prince Albert style OF coat and closebut-
toned vest. Ils trousers, however, will be
Of the finest black doeskin, and he will
wear n lavender Decktie, with gloves 10
mstch. This information" said the
usher. II give on hsquiet, and just A. ]
overheard II one day last week"
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A GREAT SCHEME


For sssasisE CoBsvea Hes Hesnss -
the We&A.
WhsHnsTos, december 26.--An organins-
tion to be known a. the Rmigrant Associa-
ton has been formed among the eolorsd
residents d this city ier the purpose, -
set forth In the constitution, OF helping the
coloTsd people from So1tbsrn states 10 emf
grant and locate. The constitution provides
that q arospecting aud locating com mittee
shall be appointed. Spery head Of family
Who Is emitted to locsts on one hundred and
sixty scrs, OF government land shall, upon
payment Of ten dollars To tho assoca alton,
receive help for getting 10 tM place and
have assistanoe oneyar sfterwards.
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THREATENING AND OBSCENE.
Letters sent TO the Man Who Saw Dukes
Kan Captain Mutt, and the Principal
AItuaNS cor Jim Mutt.

TNfox.ovX, PN., December 26.-F. c.
T-eckcnr.fqa. nephew OF the late Captain
Mutt, and one Of the three men who wit
messed the murder in the room at the Jen-
r;ugs House, one year agO, has lltelY been
receiving anonymous letters CT a very
threatening character The tirst OF these
was received through the Dniontown post
Ctice on December l, and is as follows;
You --, what are you afraid OF men
you meet rae on the street" You look like
Il dog you skulking murderer. I'll have
your hearts blood. The Paupers out the
Jail. The rope is resdy for him, and you
are the one who helped put it there. Curse
you; your days are numbered. FELL Lizzie
Mutt 20 sell her piano and let the paupers
move out Cf the brick house.
Dukes IL Dead, Hut His Avengers Live.
There are no psupers in the Dukes family.
Tsey never lie or beg. How DO you think
you nII feel when the bullets rattle
through your od bone They are ready
for you. Goodbye until We see you in
court.
Sigued "GOGGLEs."
Parts Of this letter are omitted here, be-
il" too vulgar aud sCandalous for pubiiCa-
ton. Tha envelope bore the postmark OF
I niontown, December |, which was on the
Saturday before the December Conrt began,
when young Mutt was to be tried for the
killing OF his fathers slayer. The object
of the writer seems to be 10 IntimIdate
Breckenridge from tsStifyInS IN young
Nuts defense. Breckenridge was a prtn-
F1A, ~ In -Al
aud will also be in the defense OF James
Mutt After the trial OF the latter WAS
changed to Allegheny county nothing
more was heard from this unknown friend
of Dukes until Sunday night last, when
the following note was found under the
door OF the residence of Colonel Ewing
Brownfeld, president Of the Peoples Bank'
OF which Breckenridge is cashier:
Mr.. Erownlield. be on your guard.
Clark Breckenridge will be shot at his
desk
This is Your First and Last warning.
hsain, be on your guard; this is not the
town for his home
The Peoples Bank is Just across Main
street from the Jennings Hotel. Ii was IN
this baI K that Captain Mutt hal his last
conversation with Breckenridge on the Ia
ISL morning one yesr ago Yesterday. Here
it was that he told Breckenridge OF the LOAD
that wgS crushing him down, OF DuSeS
SanderoUs charges against his daughters
character, and bitterly wept as ne leaned
sgainsl the same desk at which Dukes AL
legged syenger threatens TO shoot Cashier
Breckenridge Colonel Brownfelus dwell
ing Joins the bank building. Mr.. BrecSen.
;;ige is rot disturbed by these threats oil
violence and cared very little about them
SIS lOrg as the letters came to himself, put
Ci course is indignant that the writer
should thus annoy Colonel Browntield, an
cd gentleman. He thinks it strange that
man Who is burning to shoot him should
give his intended victim such warning
N. Breckenridge is 8 small, slender man
70 :es-. Much indignation Is felt a. this
rGlLrl Of annoying and intimidatIaS
rE'.t,a
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THE WOOL GROWERS.
Meeting OF the Belmont County, Ohio,
Assoctation-Resola Adopted.
lS,lncinI "a IL. R.n,sf>r

SPECIAL 70 The Re9istr.
ST. CLAIEsyiLLE, December 26.-The Wool
Gnowers' Association met in Welday's .
Hail. on last Saturday. A number OF the
Leading growers Of the county were in
attend, nee at the meeting, and organized
by the election OF Wm. Clark, president; !;
John Watson, vice president; J. B. Hoee,
secretary, and Amos Eawcette, treasurer.
A constitution was adopted, the first ~.
ticle Of which names the association The
Belmont County Wool Grower Associa.
ton" Article states the object OF the rs.
sociation 10 be Ito stimulate the wool
growers OF the county 10 3 united and or.
ganized effort 10 defend and protect this in.
dustry; TO aid the State association in pro-
curing protection through Congress and
thereby promote the interests Of the wool
growers Of the United stsees." Article )
says that any one may becsme a member
OF the association by paying one dollar in 70
Articles 1 and )
Names the Officers & be Elected,
viz. President, Vice President, Secretary
and Treasurer, ard defines their duties.
which are the usual ones OF such okicers,
with tbe!addition that they form an Efec.
utive Committee to cooperate with the
State Wool Growers Association, and have
oversight OF the interests OF this aSsocla-
ti0n IN the county. Article iays tai.
constitution may be changed by mo lorily
vote al any meeting.
The following resolutions were Gnaui.
mOusly adopted:
WuFEEhs, Our last Congress, in its action
on the tariff, reduced the rates OF duty on
imported wool to its present rate, causjGg
loss TO the wool producer OF about three
cents per pound, and, making the pro
duCtiOn OF the article not al ell remuHera
tive, and resulting in general depressIoI
Of the :Iock interests Of the United States,
sud
WHEREAS, We believe that
The Restoration OF, ,he Farm oi Is6:
on foreign wool will restore confidence -
he sheep industry OF the lni,cd States
aid yUt il ~ Lrm footing. therefore
Resolved. HAT We, the wool growers OF
BrlmonI county, urge upon our Repre-
-eG'al:yes in Congress, both House AMI
Seun,e. that they IL" their best endeavors
% restore The iaTIii GA wool and wOUlens t.
the l~GS rate.
Resolved, That We iuiurse the recent &C
ton o, the Nations. Woo, Growers A,sJ'
citation in their deliberations at CnIcr",
and cal upon The Shepherds and farmers
I'll over the uiiei States to co operate
with us III this contest Tor our rights and
q e good ci the pco, ie.
Joseph Close, Jefferson Stewart aud Jo-
sePh Hall, al ot this township, we're hp
pointed lo assist u" executive FJmmI'it'
Two lef,'Ns rom ra'n ,oShsh'P ! VA,
'ouhty "ef" men apro'nuh 10 as -, W.
'hrfy'nR ""' '"e pans oI ''H "'S's'h''o"
rs ioiIo"S ,,..,..
oIe'"i"- "'i''"'n ''' o'"' III" '''""'
o'eSr. n;, d., .,, ,l,-,l
=, thiuSinihh hih '"''' "''''''' WI" ''''s'
S T r..ro,II :, p.ii.r
Md Wn, nrr ~ !, W,rrsi,
pease-CI,icn Ji,.r
pnltney-JoLu Aim.
nicIIand- Iah,,' I,J,p and l. u,yo
I,,';,i' ~ ,.',s and inLr Pains
Sn't.o, l., !, , ..,..sr
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JAIL BREAKERS.
By the Aid of a Saw Three Pris-
oners Escape
FROM DURANGO At CHARLESTON.
Coleman, the Murderer Of Hill, One Of the
Gang-A Man Once Sentenced
to Death Again on
Trial.
Special 10 the Register.

CHARLESTON, December @6-The prison.
ers in the Jail here sawed bar in two this
evening, and three of them, John Coleman,
George J. Williams and Saunders, escaped.
Saunders, who was in for a misdemeanor,
did not try to get out OF town and has been
recaptured Coleman and Williams are
gone. Coleman is a negro and is under in.
dic'ment for killing another negro named
Fent Hill. Williams is postal and pen
sion sharnsnd was tried and convicted on
a charge Of robbing the mails at the late
term Of the United States Court, but sen
tence was suspended SO that he might be
tried on some of the other eleven charges
against him.
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STEALING A VESSEL.
Tho tnptaIn and Grew Of m Americas
hchOOaer 1uTn Pirates and Get

WAsnrsGT0r. December 2G.--The Secre.
tsry OF the Trea.ury has been informed
that Ia. American schooner Thrcass A.
Kennedy, Of Sew Orleans. Captain King.
recently sailed from the port Of San An.
des, Canary Islands, leaving her papers In
the hands a. the Consular Agent there,
,nd Bb,ryudsd With a cargo Of goods be.
iorrrrg tn N.ssrs. Josie & Cesprdes, Of
Colon. IL IL believed that the weasel IL
making FOR New Orleans Oh some other
nitsd State, port The Department Of
.is,s has directed the collectors at the
different roris 10 keep q shtxp lookout for
the pI'atss sf TIE vessel.
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W>'HinGroH, December D. speaker
cariisls hss sons TO the North Cs,oiin>
msrshes 70 hv,ntcueks with Senators Vance
snd Beck, both very noted sportsmsn.
Thsy said. before lesyins, that the sever,
wssther was welcome. - Il would help
them 70 beg more gsnS. Mr.. Csrlisls. In
this rusged, fstive sport, hopes 70 recover
from the STR an OF the last FIVE weeks, dur
isE which b has been considering the
com mmittses.
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OHIO CoLoRE0 CONVENTION.
A Large Attendance from, all Parts of
the stuir.

CoLuVa~ s., December 2f.-The 5tste Con
yen;iun OF Colored Ci,.zcns convened TO
day, with ii large attendance from ali parts
Of the State. ". :. Thomas, OF Delaware,
temporary chairmen, stated the object Of
the Convention was that the rights OF the
colored people were being more and more
disregarded, and tho nanville ontrages show
such a condition o. affairs as 70 lead 10 an
organization i0r tie protection OF all rights
hplOrcing 20 citizens. The Dresden 81.
premc Court Civil Rights law WAS gener.
ally discussed. The forenoon was ocCU
I1td in appointing committees on creden-
,irls and rnrman.ut organization. There
was some contest over the make up Ol
committee on resolutions. The Conven-
ton adjourned until this afternoon.
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TRoy. December q Prank Cole and
Miss Neary. OF CohOes, we're announced to
be married this afternoon. The minister
10 the presence 81 the guests vouched Tor
the genuiness Of the n1risse certihcste
troduced BY the cnupls dated fonr years
sso. The minister, b. request, had KEPT
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WHAT Mr.. cox THINKS.
That Mr.. Belmont Annoyed Him, thai
Leaders should have Instructors

New YoRE. December 26.-Hon. S. s.
Cox was interviewed at home to-day. He
said, perhaps hall humored, that he had
left Washington to avoid Being run after
by Mr.. Belmont, who annoyed him. He
might accept the chairmsnship Of the
Naval Committee, though he had
told Speaker Carlisle shst Mr..
Eston would have been a better
choice for that place. The matter has been
too much talked about. He had seen too
many lies, however. in his public life to be
much disturbed by them now and had
seen a good many foolish men lately. Some
one ought to instruct the leaders 20 oe
more careful and wise in selecting men, as
thew overlook those who stood firm during
The wears of corruption gone by. He be-
lieyed Governor Curtin ought to refuse the
Foreign Affairs Chsirmanship.
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Ms. P.R7nGroH. What 20 you use for
very had ccld?' asked Mrs. Dull. Han J.
StIthieis, ma'sm," bnswered ina sged
dan e. looking over her specScls.. Hand
Eerili.fs sre a Gssidtraiu ID in the event 81
sIn,d. hut bottle 81 pr. Bulls Cough
SyylT is NECESSITY because It no. op.y
r;j.yes tu.eIr"stse EoIs. cold ~ c3 ish
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-27

Sufferers from nervousness. early decay,
etc, if you value life, avoid adTetLlsins
sDS liver. Re not deceived by the many
SnSns r s certificates of cures from paid or im-
sSinsry persons. II a weakness OF the sex
nsI system is the cause of your distress,
Dr. GTnysott's Yellow Dock and Sarssparil-
Ia will strengthen the parts affected, stop
the drain, quiet the nerves, produce aresn-
less slumbersud allow you to REGAIN per;
feet health. 1t has cured thousands aua
viii cure you, for, by purifying the o!ooa 70
and s,rensthening every weak pofuon Va
the body /. removes s7ery symptom VI d''
;rESs.
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Rruse AsSts Ryu$.

WitEThaAkEE, Pa, December 26-Dick
P'disr, Of Port Bowkisy, and Dyds Bright,
Of hin'ns Station, met in the ring yes!er.
day. Etbtytsysn rounds we're Tough, for
500 . aide. Psdlsr was declared the vim.
Der. Crest brutal endurance Vas disp,sysd
and 'nsth men we're badly used.
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Murdered ON a s,ensner.

MrwPHls. TESS, December 8.- Nike
Kauk, an Italian ~ years old, and deck
passengsl on the steamer Mary Houston,
was killed yesterday just below Cairo BY
Jsmes Denton. . negro and q deck hand
WHO escaped from ths steamer at Akin.
sons Land No.
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Hank Collector Robbed.

NAaAvILI, TESS December 2S-About
: clock tonight August Jonnard, col
lrctcr for she Fist National Bank. while
going to the pos.oftiCe with the days mail,
was sssa5lted ss be passed mis- own gate
end beaten on the head with large stone.
His a,sailsnts secured the bag with the
mEil and disappeared in the darkness.
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Cs,d.Rtsadsa Msrder- In ths west.

ST. LOUIS, December B.-JAmes Wing
fed, eigt teen years Of sge, stabbed and
siued Browning Hinoh at Sligo Furnace
near Salem, Mr., Sunday evening. The
u,urderer flsd, ana the sheriff il IN par-
srit John Walton shot and killsL Hs3Ty
Isyblsf on the streets oi BssrdssJSn. Ill
ljunsay afternoon
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SWEPT DOWN TO DEATH.
Eight Miners Killed by Snow Slide
In Colorado.

TxL1uRIpE, Col December 26.-At noon
to-day a snow slide came down the Mar
shars basin, carrying off shaft house al
the Mendsta mine containing fourteen
men. eiph. of whom were killed outright
Two were wounded and four dug them
selves ont. No particulars are obtainable
at nresent. A large body OF men will leave
here for the scene OF the disaster IN the
morning.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
A Steubenviile Man Missing and Foul
pIny SmhpiCiOnrd.

SrEUBENvIILE, o., December 2G.-lsobert
Henry, an old citizen of this city, dsap.
reared iron his home Monday evening and
has not been heard from since. The last
seen OF him he was walking down Third
strett Monday night. Fears are entertained
that he has met with foul play.
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SENTENCED TO DEATH.
But Granted New rEial by the Su.
premc Cont.

SpcII0I u t'c NrFIEiU.
CHARLE-rnT, Decem5.r 26. - William
Robinson, who killed Allan Belcher al
Walden over two years aEo was put on trial
in the Circuit Court here to day. Robinson
was found guilty OF murder IN the tirst de.
gree and sentenced to Geath on a former
trisl, bu. was granted new t:iai by the
Suprcme Court.
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Killed by the knOO.

ELrz,gETh, n. J., December 2s.-A Long
Branch freight train ran of the track At
the junction this morning. Fred Pinnse,
the .ngipter. wss killed. Ths train Wa
thrown over q high bank and totally
WRECKED. Tho Cause wss The sooW and !hs
fIsrk snreaolEg.
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~ gent people have quit taking
I.te's and mineral poisons, hsve quit
Soc'orEg kidneys and liver, nerves and
rs.n, have quit using alcoholic poisons
s+t iaIcoriC drugs, have quit poisoning
.-'.' Sgstrm with qusck nOstrums, and
GOV step themselves and families in per.
"cl htslth by occasionally using the only
tssrtct b'Cod purifier sud tr-e strengthened
y. "tsE portions Of the holy, known far
Slo De "a DR.. Guysosr's fellow Dock and
IS.>'Fsi..s 4. Any Druggist VII get it
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CLyyH,sn December 8.-John g. Aus
tu,z AID two dsughtss were sieishins yet
terdsy af,.rnoon near Burlington, and
vbilA. crossing ths Lake Erie G Western
track were struck By an express and all
vex killed.
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Died OF IockIHu.

.>V"r"L - ''' Ergitt"T.
srErrEnyil,E, December -. Willie
SchaeGer, a boy EiEe years old, son OF
Henry sh,eGsr, Music dealer, died 10 Jay
Of lockjaw, tAe result Of an injury received
few days 40 from being struck in the
right eye with Il siOne tAroSn by boy
named Pittnsr.
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av,o~s.Rftfen CsS.,

NLw H.v-ls December 5n-Ths bark
Mohawk, frcm New York 70 Calcutta, an
chored off gew Haven yesterday. All tbs
Lsnds xsra frost bitten, and oas man is
dead. Hsrrmaster hn requested aasist
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Iaeoripg Mems Congress.

BALTIMORE, December 26.-The biennial
session of the Labor Congress opened TO-
day. A Committee on Credentials was ap-
po;ntsd. Twenty sections, or branch asso,
Citations, representing San Francisco ana
CINCINNATI, were represented by proxies
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WAsHisoros, Iecembsr 25-The wife .i
Gsps,s! Roseessns is desd. after lingeT Tag
Illness. The funeral will take plsce To-
morrow.
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TIE Ipdisps, knowing the ss'ls Of wild
Cherry lark az cure for coughs ami colds,
used 10 prepare in their rude gay, and 10
p inter tept IL constantly on hand. TIE
careful and secret method Of preparing
Dr Vistsr't RsIssm IL Wild CbsSry makes
i suyerior TO ali Sihsr psefa:s::oas. Iii:
vsrS peasant lc ,sEs.
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