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HUMOROUS.

There are teoming millions Of pco-
pie in Europe and there are tcaminr
thousands in the lumber regions otFthjs
country OIL Cfty Derrick. =.
-"I fiji the Bill said Willie wien
he GOT into his hiotherss preserve
closet. And foot the T,lli,i, va-
marked papa, overhearing his soliloquy
Farmer Wurzle (mceting the
curnte's wife, who is u too-kecpcr):
'No, mum; I've no call To find any
fault wi your bce-kccpin'; but ! do
wish as they 'oodn't light on my clover.
! found one o my sheep slung i'm his
mouth this mornin." Curatc's wife
naiyely) "And pray, Mr. Wurzlc,
where would you look for its tongue
but in its MOUTH" ~ T. LadcD,udcDL.
1t isn't always that the Shuttle
family has Il particularly hearty sup
per. II say, Mrs. S." said job tho
other evening, "this is u somewhat light
and decidedly frugal rcpast.' II know
it, Job; but you sec ] had nothing but
skim milk for the toast" "Oh, / see.
You toasted the skim and po red the
milk over IL. The idea is worthy of
preservation in the immortal pages Of
cook book. ~ Hartlord FOsL
Prince IIohcnlohe says: 1--WE
Americans cut down our forcst- too
fast" Not all Of us, dear Prince. You
can Just leave the undersigned ont Of
that Indictment. If we had farm to
clear ont of the mighty forests, we are
trustf al enough and patient enough tp
wait around until the trees die of old
age but as for going i'm with an axe
and trampling down tie moss and ferns
with unnumbcred chips and unlimited
pcrspiration, we do not volunteer
We II take our chances on the draft. -
huntington HaDkeyc.
Mrs. McVapid, of Austin. is con
sidcrcd very Obtuse by those intimately
acquainted with her One mornino she
called 30 her little boy, who was play
ing IN tho front yard Tommy. 20
down to the grocery store and bring me
q pound Of starch Il haven't cot
time 10 20 down To- the grsccry and get
n pound OF starch It's most school
time now rs that so2' said Mrs.
McNapid, with % troubled look Then.
Frightening up, she added "WcU.
then, run down and get only half
pound. Tommy complied with the
compromise was late To- school and tho
teacher took the starch out OF him with
q shiuglc. ICrds SiUingg.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY
Three Rtrocious Murders Committed
in New Hampshire.
The Hody orOnc Murdered woman Taken
toR Ious" where TWO Others
arc kIitcd.

r n
i.Ny"N'N, ~ H. N'V'''o'r -H',-lh'S
'''' "'"S '"' icS'"'"'N W'r" St"r'''u hN 'he
story that n terrible tragedy had occurred.
Al four o'clock =. \. Andrews, "a ncighhor OF
James Rudd,- ,,,d f,,t,, ,.,,,. ,,,,,,l,,..1
A., a., r.,.s -.
'''" VI VIZ ~ was "'"Il'i'" ny
Wom"h.s screams lie aroused his son
ana hurried 10 kuddy's house, whcucc
me N'I'nhS ploc''dcd. lh're thcN found
Mrs. huddy' aged thirty,SiN years,
SlhE on the ground beneath the front
window through which she had loapcd,
Sh5 was bleeding prolusely, aud said sho
hHu h'eh cut an To pieces she was prop
S''N 'niri l"I' U.S. stance oplalh'd' ana tho
n1"oI "' h"uuN mousse FORCED open, when
H"ihes nuISl iolth ana an alarm Of lire wns
sounded me names were quickly cNtin-
kushcd, ana the bodies OF kuddy and his
pnlY Snud' one ana onr-haIi year old, woro
iuu"u lyinE on lh' hli'h'n hoor, both cut
'oh''htS OF iehth'r h'd' winch had boon
saturated win kerosene aud set ON fire.
In" bodies were so dlshgurcd 10y tho
l"inHs as 10 be nearly past recognition.
~ ,n" peui""h was round th' trunk OF
we Iltel'Ss hony OF MIS-. tord' which was
m'nlu'n ,bN h'i husband Ono OF her
nu'N ""u ut'h cu"'pou on ana the do'
i"Ch'I hemper ana remaining leg wrro
nound 10 tho womnhS body with clothes
luH' ne h'Icloth's had I'"n saturated
WIN OIL, plltd on me hodN' ana am attempt
EHmuo 10 Set Vh'm on hre' whlch had
i",,eu'
Mrs' huddY' boing Questioned, said tho
Hrlhe was committed with a hatchet by
IhnHiaS Shhoh, an tngIlShman, and az.
nqualhthhc" 9l mo iamllN' who was cook
nl u9u'; ana nhput thlrty'slN years OF age.
MIS- ituddS's statement before the Coro-
heI Jury was as follows; " No went TO
heh i., aho9t o'clock A. II Snmon camo
lht' "e IRON, room anu looked out OF tht
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CABLEGRAMS.
Hicks Pasha's Army Completely AnnIhil
ated by the False Propbet.

LONDON, November PA dispatch 20
Reuters Telegraph Company, dated Cairo,
at s:2j this morning, says tho army OF
Hicks P0shu had been destroyed by the
forces of III Mchdi, the false prophet. In.
teiligence Of the disaster was brought 90
khortoum by Coptice official. The fight
ing Us said to have continued from the 81
TO the j;h inst. The engagement IS said 10
have resulted in The complete nnnihilation
OF the Egyptian troops IL Is stated that a
European artist was the only person who
escaped. El Mnhdrs forces com.
priscd, 10 IS estimated, S3Dj,OOO men,
and included Dcrvishes, Bedouius,
mulattOes, and regulars. The force
under Hicks Pashn comprised 2j,OOO
men. lie had with him ten British officers.
ODonOvau, Of the London DQjiy NclrS, and
md AN artist connected with "a German H.
lustratCd paper, also accompanied the
army. The battle was fought near El Oboid.
El Mcdhi first sent forward the
Dcrvisbes, declaring they would van
quish the enemy by divine aid. Sub.
sequcntly the regulars Joined the attack,
and later the engagement became general.
Tho army OF Hicks Pusha, which early in
the battle was divided into two bodies, was
subsequently reunited and formed
square, which the forces OF the false
prophet broke after three days desperate
tis ting.
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ANXIOUS TO DIE.
A Murderer's Defiance OF the Terrors
OF Death.
Andy Taylor, Impatient for Execution
Tells the uangmRn TO Hurry
ma Ntth Nour Racket"

LoUDoN, Tenn, November 93-Andv
layIor eNpiated his crimes ON the gullowS
at j;lo =. m. today. He maintained a stolid
indifference TO the last. His parting words
on earth were hlasphemous, and breathcd
spirit OF murder. His demeanor on
the gallows was wonderful, and unpar.
alleIed IN the annals of crime, and fully i'm
keeping with his desperate nature and
a'roclous deeds, He ate a hearty break.
t1st ana dinner, and slept soundIy last
MSht. lie refused TO see any minister
tls us SlSter-in,law and littlo child called ON
MN man an hour before hD was hung and
N'pJ bitterly over him, beSreching him TO
PI"S' out ne remained unmoVed aud said
ne would die like "A man. While his arms
,' meIe 2'lng pinioued he was asked Il he
Wlshed TO say anything TO the crowd,
and he replied, ''Not "a Cd d-n word. y
ne mounted the Eallows with a firm stem
and calmly surveyed tho crowd with
a ~ n"lIshlIe playing about his features.
~ w heh thc moose was being adjusted Sheriff
springfield, of Hamilton County. asked
MN III he telt angry towards HIM Tavlor
iepl'eui Cd d-n YOU, ia rather drink
NVul hearts blood thun any man know -
re then asked a friend 10 send his body
Justed.
Thus prepared, ne stood fully two min.
utes while the knots were lCng tghtcned,
ana at last called out impatieutlv, "Hurry
W ~" your racket The trapwas sprung
az az o'lo, and his body plunged forward and
Lheh remained quiet He was
dead at the end of tho ninth
minute He was cut down at the end OF tho
t"eh'y'Seventh minute, and placed i'm a
neat collin for shipment TO his mother. The
crowd numbered about fifteen hundred.
eno was very orderly, The gallows was
screened during the execution, and ouIv
those on and under the platform Witnessed
the inil. IL was the first private hanging
IN this State. Taylor was only twenty.
two years Of age.
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A Miners ..CIosc shaye.

4 miner i'm the hills near Socorro.
Now Mexico. made lucky strike iu %
wonderful manner lately Two weeks
ago, while tramping over the rocks. Jho
prOspcctOr suddenly discovered that his
haversack was ON fire, caught probably
from the condensation OF the sums rays
by q prospector's glass which hc carried
in his kit Now that havcrsack con-
tanned about six pounds OF blasting
powder, and our hero dropped the
bundle and got ont Of reach rs fast MS
1i5 lcgs would carry him. Tho bundle
~ traps fell into crcyice iu the rocks
and the powder soon exploded The
prOspcctOr turned mournlully to- gather
up such of his effect, as were uniniurcd
Dy the explosion. when something iu
Che appearance Of Che shattered rock
struck his eve, and Doe examined is
closely 10 was horn silver The now
iubilant miner located p claim at once.
which be called the "closc shayc and
.n less than q week disposed of one
third interest at $4,000 The name of
the "hono-t son of Che pick and shovel
.s John Quincy Adams, and ho halls
from Western Ohio. John is wei
known iu SOcorro County. and receives
thc congratulations of his friends in q
modest manner John Adam clos6
shave is q bv-word now in the mining
camps las } ey0s GU.cHe
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Notes.

~ The President has appointed John r.
Tanner United States Marshal for the
southern District of Illinois.
IL nas been decided by the National
Board OF Health 10 continue tho Shin
Island Quarantine Station during the win.
ter. 40 WV WI"
secretary Frelinghuysen has received n
i,etter from the Chinese Government rcla-
IlYe TO The impending war between that
country and France IL charges France
WIN refusal 10 discuss the trouble auic.
ably, and Of invading China with the do.
termination OF scvering the friendly tie.
Chiha intends 20 resist the invaders but
she desires all foreign countries 10 under
sIahd that France has precipitated the war.
Inc experiments in making sugar from
sorghdm by the Agricultural Department
IN ashington, have resulted in the manu-.
iactnre OF eleven thousand pounds Of sugar
at cost Of dollara pound. The result Is
regarded with satisfaction, maslnuch as
the sugar made by tho Department last
year, cost five dollars pound, and tbat
che year before ten dollars u pound.
HE probable effect of the strained rela-
uons between France and China was the
subject Of consideration by President Ar.
tnur and his Cabinet at meeting ON tie
23d.
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National Banks

WAsHINGToN, November 23.-Tt -,zond
chapter OF Comptroller Knox's r,nort
shows that 2G2 National Banks were or
canned In the year ending November /,
the largest number organized in any wear
since 1865. OF these l32 were i'm the Western
states, forty in the Middle States. forty.
SIX IN the Southern States, eleven i'm the
racine States, twenty.six i'm the territories
anu only seven in the Eastern States. The
NUMBER OF National banks in operation on
november was 2,522, the largest number
IN operation at any time. The resources q 2
z'OVA National banks on October . tSs3
were S2,5'2 100000. Since his last report
place in National bank capital. Kentnci'v
mas displaced New Jersey, and Minnesota
is now the fourteenth State, taking tho
pace OF Vermont, ana displacing Iowa and
New Hampshire. Virginia is Superseded
oy Wisconsin, Texas and California. In
Il'i, th9 next Two years tue charters of976 banks
VIII expire, having a capital of S2S5, ,54S. 900.
ana circulation OF S1SJ ,335 900.
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TelegraphicNews
WASHINGTON.
Assistant Postmaster General Hattcn's
Order on Unpaled Publications.

WAsHINGroN, November 92.-The follow.
is the fun text Of Mr.. II atoms order i'm re.
regard TO unpaged inserts i'm publica.
tions Of several classes:
From and after this date that norton
OF ruling 40, page 7O4. January, 1851. Postal
uuide, requiring the consecutive paging OF
inserts IN magazines or other periodicals
VIII not be enforced, and Legitimate publi
cations OF the second class. which coutai n
unpnged inserts, should be treated as hsv.
1nS lost no privileges under the law, which
\ extended 70 matter of that class
P'uch publications, when the ADVERTISING
natter is 50 much in excess, or out of pro.
portion tothe reading matter as to properlV
raise The question whether or not they
are, IN their entirety, published
primarily FOR advertising purposes
should be submitted by the mailing
POSTMASTER To the Department for exalni.
nation, when the same rules that rOvern
pther classes OF publications will be applied.
@ @Nnus reducing the question To two issues,
namely approval OF the matter presented
or ITS exclusion from the mails as matter
aof tho second class
fostmasters are requested to make n
.il'l'"l examination of the class of publica,
tlons named whom presented for mailing
and IN all cases when, i'm thstr iudgIne,'t'
they OeIleVe IAN attempt is being made
by publisher through the uso
OF an exec ssive number of inserts
10 violate tnat portion of the stat,,t., { See
Section 80, page 73. Postal fsSts o,,I
heEulatignS) which declares thae publicn.
ti9hs hich are published primarily for
advertising purposes can not be admitted
70 the mails as matter of the second
VIsssN they should, before mailing the
eul' ion. require Of the publisher n deposit
oi thlrd,class rates of postage, upon con.
usIloh that, II alter presentation To the
department, the matter is adjudged 20 loo
.sntiUisu 70 pass through the mails at the
be refundedO
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Four Persons Murdered In wIohloan.

JACKSON, Mich, November 22.-This
morning four persons, Jacob u. Crouch,
aged seventy-four, a widower: Henry
White, aged thirty-eight, a son.iu.law OF
Crouch; Euuice White, ngod thirty-three,
"A daughter of Crouch, all OF Summit Town
ship, jackson County, and Moses Policy,
aged thirty-siX, OF Transfer, Mercer Coun.
", Pa, were found murdered i'm their beds,
an having been shot through the head be.
una the ear. They aro sup.
posed to have been chloroformed
nIst, as no signs Of struggle APP
peared. Each victim was living as II
asleep, and the odor OF chlorof0lm was no.
uceable when the bodies were discovered.
Mfs' Whlte was also shot through the left
arm. 20 clue has as yet been discovered,
hl.noueh tracks around the house indi-
the murders were being perpetrated.
crouch was wealthy farmer Hv.
ing seven miles southwest of jackson.
ana the owner Of an extensive sheen
i"h'n III leSos. IL IS rumored that lac
had just received about SO, 600 from Texas
IN payment OF sales made on the ranch.
bankers mere state that no money was de.
posted by Crouch, and it is presumed the
money was I'M CrOuch's hands. Policy was
stopping at CrOuch's, having lust come
from Texas with large amount of
money, Tor the purpose Of buving blooded
stock. The theory Is that he (PoIIcv) was
ioIIowed from Texas by the murderer
9l hiuIdeferS Tor the purpose Of robbery.
The house was thoroughly rangnckcd. and
everything Of value was carried away.
a young girl, an adopted daughter of
W mites, aud negro, aged eighteen, were
sleeping upstairs. They say they heard no
hring, although the negro says me heard a
humping noise about the middle OK the
night, and thought 10 was caused by a
fierce wind which was blowing. Mrs.
Nhite was expected 10 become a mother in
week or ten days. Tho murder has
caused intense excitement. and huudrnds
oi people have fpcked % the horrible scene.
Ihe oi,iccrs are very quiet on the subject.
but are hard at work trying 10 get clue
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DIsaslrous Tornadoes In MIssonrI.

ST. LOUIS, November 23-News has
reached Charleston, Mo-, 90 the effect Shat
the tornado at Bertrum tore Ely Browns
house 90 spliuters, killing him OUTRIGHT.
fatally injuriug o. lady. and ,youpdipg
several others. None in the house
escaped bul small boy. Tho barns, sta.
bl"s, c0wsHed-, and fences were swapt
away. ln tHe track Of the storm trees of
the lagost -Iz" were twisted OF near tho
ground, but, strange 10 say, not another
house or person in the t0rnadD's track was
ImIur.I.
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Butler Sued BY the Soldiers, Home.

BosTON, November 23.-Tho National
Home for disabled volunteer soldiers.
organized under tho laws Of the
United States, and having it's usual place
Of business at Hartford, Conn. mas
brought suit in the United States
Circuit Court OF this district
against General Butler. The declaration
alleges that the defendant is indebted to
plaintiff for $1,000 for money had and re-.
ceived in 1879, and "A further sum from Jan.
uory ]. Defendant has flied plea iu
abatement, stating that the piaiutim cor
poratloH is not now and never has been "a
citizen or resident of Connecticut: that
NJ has no usual place Of business In said
Hartford or state; that the Circuit Court
mas no jurisdiction over said cause, and no
power 10 entertain and a0Judioate upou
the same, DO not being q controversy be-.
tween citizens Of different States.
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1he Eranon- -Chlnesn Ironhle.

PANS, November g3-The Chinese em-
bassador has informed tine British Foreign
Secretary that war is certain between
China and France. Private advices say
uo French Civil Commi ipncr Go 1Onquin
hns disbanded bis force ni yellow flags
ou account of thcir barbarity and acts ~
fapiur.
Ilr government is discus ling the advlsa-
hihty of dispatciiu2 1000 more troops 10
Iouguiu, Iu view ot the possibility of war
Will China. It b. stated, however, that m
active exchange of communications is go-
ing ou between tho Marquis lsoug and
Prime Minister Irfry, Inr tno purpose of
finding fresh basis for negotiations. ftis
asserted chat China bias made fhn prcp1si-
tou that shC bail retain fuo north bank OF
Che Red River, leaving to France tnc south
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zOra Burns Father GOlnu Crary.

LINCOLN, ILL, November 23.-The father
OF the murdered giil, Fora Burns, arrived
here this afternoon II he hal a lot OF
tough characters with him, as was re.
ported, they left him before reaching here,
as he came alone lie says he came 10 hrinr
the authorities letters bearing ON the case,
it IS generally understood his real object is
10 consult CluirvoNaut. 10 is intinated
mat The I'D mnm,s mimi ls mnhnlnncnd-
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A Heavy Verdict On a BOndsmnn.

PHILADELPHIA, November 23.-A verdict
OF $4,000 was given in the United States
circuit Court to-day against Albert b.
Slonaker, % this city, formerly Collector
OF internal Revenue Of PHILADELPHIA. in a
suit brought 10y the Government 10 recover
the amount Of the bond OF BENJAMIN b.
Emery, dctaultmE Collector of Informal
Novenue FOR the Third District OF Missis
Sippi.
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O'Donnell's NATURALIZATION

YoUNGsTowN, o., November 2j.-Patrick
ODOnneli, the slayer OF Curcy,tne Phmuix
Park informer, took out naturalization
papers before Judge Thomau, Of this
county, now Civil Service Commis.
sionor, April Z, 1870 In his oath
hc nbiurcd allegiance TO Victoria,
Queen OF Great Britniu, particularly.
ODonuell took ont his first papers ON Oc.
tobcr 10, 1876, then stating Tint ho first arr
rived in tic United States in 1863. He
signed bis name by making cross.
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EIqhiy-eiqbl LIves Lost in CoIIIsion.

LoSD0S, November 4lTha American
slip, Thomas Dana, from Liverpool for
New York, landed no Fogal ou tho s,h inst.
with twenty-oue men, being par, of tho
crew and passengers OF tho French brig
Norobeig from 0t. Pierre. Miquelon, for
rt. Malp. sunk by 70 collision on October 2D
the remainder q. thc CROW aud pas seugers,
eighty-eiEnt bob number persisted.
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The Life Saving Service.

WASHINGTON, November 2G-The annual
report Of the Chief Of the Lire.Saving Ser
vice shows at the end OF the last fiscal
year the number Of iife.saving stations is
l9l. Number Of disasters 90 vessels in the
field OF lifc-snving operations during the
year was 3OO or 3,tJ2 persons ON board
ihcse vessels only hiteen persisted, aud OF
bmorc than S7,OO),ODJ worth Of PROPERTY i'm
these ships aud cargoes only million and
a half was lost
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. I'.'.''IN NNrNr-
pco'cd fac. Chat Chicago. albeit fIgr-
sand miles FOO lhe interior. iu some
sense the largest port of outry in Tho
United states Thus boz 1881. ts ace
grogata of arrivals aud of c.ooran..s
wa - moro than Ncw York. IhIadcI-
phia end San Francisco combined. and
Do more than New York. phiIHdoIpHia
and New Orleans combined The total
ni arrivals at oll fho port of tue United
states in that ycar HJs ia.1Da. 0f vnich
21,02t. or considerably more than half.
were at Chicago. Isl Syr0gu. JOuyHui.
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AHIatInn wIlh ihe snIvallnn 49,

KINGsroy, ONT. November 2g-Dr.
Wilson, curate of st. Georgs's Cathedral.
leading Augclican clergyman, has ere.
ated sensation by attending am
all night prayer meeting OF tho
salvation Army and taking part in tlo
Holy Communion. The rector of the ca.
tuodrnl requested ON explanation. Dr.
Wilson defended himself and takes the
FUN respon -ioility ft D. understood Dr.
Wilson is ~ be- suspended for three
rnOlfhe
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Murdered by Mistake.

ASHLAND. PA November 22.--John Stein
hilher, dissiputed fellow, shot dead
Thomas kcrns, aged seventeen, last night
ON the street here. Stenhnbcr says he
mistook korns for a member OF a notorious
gang committing many uutrngos. The
murder caused much excitement, and Stein.
hilbcr was quickly placed ina juil TO avoid
lyuching.
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Heavy Train Rohherv hu cnwhnua

DENVER, CoL., November 21.-Privato
word just received states that mail and
express train ON tho Southern Pacific was
robbed by cowboys this afternoon, at
GHge Station, near Cummings Arizoun.
close 20 the Mexican line. The robbery is
reported 10 boz q very heavy one. Tho
train was wrecked and the express fnoqgen-
ger shot and killed. no further particu.
lars are Obtainablo tonight
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WeedInn Ont Kansas snInnns.

PARSONS, KAN, November 2l.-ln the
trial OF the soloon-kcepcrs OF Parsons, foT
violation OF tHe whisky law, they all
pleaded guilty and were fined 500, after
promising TO close their busincs, and
remained closed hereafter, and thcrcis NOT
an open saloon nm the city, and all those
who did not pack up aud move yesterday
are doing $50 NOW. This Is pretty much tho
case throughout the State.
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seyere sentenclnn OF RIolera

LITTLE Rock, Ark, November 2l.-The
trial in Howard County OF colorcd rioters,
indicted for killing Wyatt several months
ago, has just ended in tho sentencing Of
three 10 bc hanged, oud tweuty-uiue to
tcutH OF Imprisonment ranging from five
o. eighteen years.
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Is the Mlllrnnlnm WIN lisp

ST, LOUIS, November 2l.-A bill has been
introduced into tho Lower House of the
Municipal Assembly 10 prevent street rail.
way companies from carrying ON any ono
car more than seven passengers in excess
VI thc sculInE CnpuCity oi the cnr.
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Three lives Lost Under the Wheels.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2a-An ex.
press train on tho Pennsylvania Railroad
tonight struck "A wagon and killed Mrs.
Christiana Frey, aged hny-two years, her
son William, ugeh twenty years, and
fatally injured William Frey, sr.
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woman's Rloht to Hold once.

BosToN, November 23.-The Supreme
Court has decided that it Is competent for
the Governor 20 appoint, with the advice
and consent OF the Council, woman as n
mcmher OF tho state Board of Health
Luuacy and ChnritN.
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place FOR a week, a previous attempt hsv.
ing been made Go fire the premises. The
men claim that Hanselmau, who is a
prominent business man, hired them TO
commit the act agreeing 10 pay the two
r,N~ts1.