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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-04
FIRE RECORD.
An Incendiary Fire Causes Loss of
SI25,OOO.

PINE BLUlr, ARK. January About $50
o'clock this morning fire broke out in
the rear of the two story brick block Occu-
pied by Rosenbaum & TiCe, furniture deal
crs, and Sol Rosenberg, plantation sup
plies, and in less than two hours, proper
" TO the value OF Sl25,0O was destroyed.
The fire originated in the mattress manu-
featuring department of RoSenbaums
Tices store and as there was no fire in the
room ii is believed to be the work Of in
CcndiarieS The Garland Grays were hold
ing dance over the .OOmin which the fire
broke out. when the alarm was sounded,
though they all escaped. The wraps and
ClOaks were lost.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, January "A fire at
Forest City this morning burned the B!outz
hotel and restaurant, Hicks wagon and
blacksmith shop and several adjoining
small buildings. The loss is estimated at
f. 700; insured $1,000
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Mail RObber Arrested.

CNyroN, o January 3.-Valley RAJ way
Passenger Agent Reid OF this city, made an
an imporlan, arrest at the depot, in the
person of Anton Gaus, who afterward adj
mitted to robbing the mail OF Alsas; May
& Co. wholesale merchants, of Atlanta,
Ga, while in their employ. Checks to the
amount OF nearly thousand dollars was
found on his person. and he confessed to
having converted about three hundred dol
lars OF their checks into money. The au'
thoritics of Atlanta have been telegra phed
OF the arrest.
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LYNCH LAW.
Murderer Captured by Mob aud
Fatally Wounded Before Being Res

Fatally Wounded Before Being Res.
cued.
RICHMOND, VA, January 3.-Information
has just reached here of mu.d-r and
lynChing which tool; place. in Tazewel
county. At Jacksonville, on Saturday,
December 23, Charles kin2er, a young
white man, and Blaford Smith, negro, had
quarrel about woman. They separated,
but met again later in the day, aud Smith,
without provocation, drew a knife und
stabbed Kin2er i'll the region of the heart
Kin2cr drew his pistol and fired two shots
without effect and then dropped ED
Smith started to run, but was arrested after
a struggle and LODGED in jail at Tazewell
Court House. Thrc IS Of lynChng him
were made, and on Saturday night last
crowd of disgui.od men broke into the
Jail, locked the jai!er in his room and took
the pris oner out The jailers wife fired
pistol 70 alarm the town, and the lynChing
party. finding tEat they were being pur-
sued, fired OH their prisoner. Three shots
took effect before he was rescued. Smith
was taken back to Jail, but died few hours
later.
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WASHINGTON.
Latest News From the National
Capital.
Updegraff's Succ;ssor-HOw Conklings
Goodness Arose Much Work Be-
fore Congress and Little
lime 10 Do IT,
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
Social DlsposcI 70 me Register.

NN''7lL DESD6tcA 70 ne hcylStsr.
WAsHINgroS, January 3.-The receipt OF
the news from the Seventeenth, Ohio,
district, announcing the result of the spe-
cial election, caused but little comment.
The district has always been so largely Re
publican that Democratic victory could
not be expected. Colonel Taylor, like all
new members, must take his seat quietly
and bide his time Whether he will bs-
come as conspicuous as his predecessors re-
mains to be seen. He is certainly equal,
in point OF capacity to either DR.. Upde.
graft or Colonel Danford. But the people
in that district still measure all their Con-
gre>smen by John A. Bingham, snd Colonel
Taylor must submit to the time-honored
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A MOTHERS CRIME.
Con nfessiDg 10 the Coroner That She
Drowned Her Newborn Infant.

MERTlrowY, PA. January 3.-Maria Key
ser, aged 2l, handsome young woman, is
employed as nurse in the family Of Levi
Dicrolf, Long Swamp township. Monday
morning the dead body of a newly-torn
male child was found in creek near
Dierolrs house. DR.. WcrtZ made hydro.
static test and found that the infant lived
after birth The Coroner and his jury
visited Dierolf'S house and went up stairs
TO Miss Keyscr's bedroom. When the dead
body OF the child was shown her she be-
came deeply affected and made full con-
fesSion. She said she became a mother be-
fore daylight; thet she was alone at the
time; that she walked about two hundred
yards to creek and threw the child in the
water: that il lived from the time it was
born until She threw il in; that she walked
back to the house and Went up stairs un-
assisted, and then went to bed, where she
still remains. She will be arrested when
she can be safely removed. She makes no
statement us to the paternity OF the child.
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Miners Wages 70 be Reduced.

PIrTSnrRGH, January 1.-The river coal
operators Of this district have decided
against the cent rate for digging, and
will propose to reduce the rate to that OF
railroad pits, which is 81 cents per bush
cl. The operators say the condition of
trade will not warrant higher rate. The
reduction will effect 5000 miners, employ
ed in "A pits. 1t is not thought that the
miners will make any strong opposition,
but will uuictly submit.
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FOSTERS MESSAGE.
Ohio's Governor SUI Holds His Tom
perance Views.

COLUMBUS, January 3.-In his annual
message to the General Assembly Governor
Foster, treating upon the temperance ques
tion, recommends that the Constitutional
amendment proposed by the Cleveland
Convention in 1881 leaving the whole mat
ter TO legislation, be submitted to the peo-
pie for vote. He advises the passage OF
an act taxing the liquor traaic at a uniform
rate throughout the State, making the
premises wherein or whercupon the busi-
ness is conducted liable for the tax, and de.
clares his belief that such a law is clearly
constitutional. He suggests the repeal OF
so much of the existing law as prohibits
the sale Of Intoxicating drinks 10 be drank
upon the premises, and the substitution Of
the words fine and Imprisonment for
fine or imprisonment when penalties are
imposed He also suggests the prOpriety
Of the revival OF the Adair law and the act
under which the McConnellsvlle ordinance
was passed TO their usual force and 'vigor.
He recommends the preservation OF the
public works, the
Abolition Of the Contract System
in the penitentiary, the appointment OF
agents TO find employment for outgoing in
mates of reformatories; that provision be
made for the custodial care Of the imbecile
people of the State, and increased provis-
len for the care os the insane, the appoint
ment OF Supreme Court Commission, the
building of Governors house aud the crs-
alton OF an Advisory Board OF Pardons.
He reports that during the last three
years more than Sl,50O,000 OF the funded
debt Of the State has been paid, and the
means provided 10 pay $500 OO nj ore when.
II natures, with ample revenues TO supply
the wants Of all the departments of the
State Government, and with . handsome
surplus that may be used in providing in
creased accommodations for the unfortu-
nate population Of the State.
OhsO's Advantages.
He reports all the public institutions in
a higher state II efficiency than ever before;
that by the energy OF the insurance COM
missioner "graveyard' companies have
been driven out of the Stale, and in that
part Of the message relating to the railroad
commission he asserts that, while the
United States enjoys the cheapest trans
pOrtaliOn in the world, Ohio enjoys the
cheapest transportation Of any Of the
States.
Three resolutions were offered in the
Legislature for the proposed constitutional
amendment recommended by the Cover
nor and kepuhlicanS seem determined to
adopt the first constitutional amendment
giving them absolute power to control the
liquor tra'fc and then pass law liking
sueciiic tax also, TO re-enact the McCUn
nellsville ordinance law, which is practi-
cal local option and the Adair law making
saloonists liable for selling TO minors or
habIual drunkards.
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A Murdered Husband.

81. LouIS. January 3.-A dispatch from
Maryyillc, Mo, referring to confessions OF
Mrs. J. V. Stillwell, OF Mt. Vernon, O, that
She murdered her former husband Benz.
sweigert of Maryvillc, says Sweigert was
found dead in bed Sunday morning March
/. 1877, and that the testimony OF two ply
siCians at COroners inquest was that his
Geath was caused by asphyxia, partly in
duced by stupor resulting from excessive
drinking and partly from mechanical
cause, he having been found lying on
feather bed face downward. Nothing was
brought out at the inquest in any way Im'
pliCating his wife.
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FLUSHING, o.
A New. School Libr-ry
-RerSsnals.
Secial 10 The Register.


FausHIgo, o., January Mr.. J. DanlaP,
has secured patent for a grain thJesher
aud separator. This patenI covers nearly
TIE entire machine, and is highly spokea
II.
The NJ. T.. Sunday school is making ar.
rsngements TO place new library In theif
school.
Allen NJ. Kirk has purchased the land
owned by Richard Ashton, bear the east
approacL to the tunnel. Consideration,
81, so. u
Protrscted meeting viii begin at the n
+. church in two weeks
school begins today, after the holiday
vacation.
Frank Davidson, the elocutionist, Ia eH-
pected here in the near future. AS vo-
calls, be has no superiors.
Miss Annie McClsin and brother have re-
turned from Q visit TO Bellaire, o.
VIM. Maxwell and Jacob HUFF have re-
turned from the West.
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Took the Vail.

Sr. LOUIS, January 3-Misses Lizzie
Hicket, OF Memphis, Lizzie Nlchol, OF this
city, Jennie Mccormick. OF Detroit, Mary
Mclaughlin, OF Bangor, Me, Kate Cntahyi
of Milwaukee, Nora O'German, OF Detroit,
and Mary Byrnes, Of New York, were IN
vested with the re vail Of the Sister
hood OF the Good Shepherd this morning.
The following no. ce~ took the black vail;
Misses Lawler ami Maran, of st. LOUIS;
Misses KILN and Savage, Detroit, aud
Miss Murphv. of st. Paul. The ceremony
was performed by Bishop Ryan, assisted
by severol priests. The sisterhood OF the
Good Shepherd devote themselves to the
reclamation OF fallen women, and support
themselves by their own labors.
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4 Seltish Ian.

Special Dispatch TO The Register.
WASHINGTON, January 2.-The japanese
Prince Jawhito, who is said to be the smart
est man in Japan, is not largely endowed
in a social way. lie refused President Ar
thurs invitation to dinner, and took pains
to snub Gen. Van Buren,, consul at Toxic,
never inviting him to any of his dinners
and positively refusing TO allow him to ac-
company the party that went to Mt. Yer
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PARXERsBuRG DEMOCRATS.
Ticket Nominated for Mayor and N cm-
bers of Council.

PAEHERSDIIC, w. Va, January 3.-The
Democrats nominated the following ticket,
tonight, for Mayor and Council: Mayor,
Henry C.. Jackson. Council-FirsS ward,
A. Zelinziger; Second ward, c. Kennedy;
Third warG, Gcu",;e Gordon; Fourth ward,
Fred Davidson; Fifth ward L. J. McCInd-
liSh; Sixth ward, John Dorsey. Recorder,
George W. Neale. A resolution adopted
by the Republican Convention, last night,
iavoring a series of important changes in
the city charter and met with strong oppo-
sition led by Caldwell and Mcclure. Stir
ring speeches in favor OF the resolution
were made by Tavenner, Hill, and Nelle.
On motion of Horner, of the Sentinel. a
committee was appointed to confer with
the committee appointed by The Republi-
can convention last night. The ticke. NOM
mated tonight is regarded as good one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-04

W,sEIyGrox, January 5. The following
veil known public men died in the year
lust closed: Thurlow Weed, Benz amin II.
Hill. c. c. Clay, Alexander II. BuilocSS'
Willism Dennision, Milton 5. Latham, U.
{. Washburne, Stephen 4. Hurl1uti horace
Orb Edwin Stoughton, Henry Highland
Garnet, John d. Defrees, James 5. Pike,
Hrry c. Murphy. Webster Wagner
A,tr,mu- Hale and !. T. UvdegraH,
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Governor Hoyt's Message.

HARRrsRr. Re-, January 2.-The message of
Governor Hoyt will make nine columns of
an average newspaper. The finances OF the
State he finds in highly satisfactory con
dition. He favors equalization of taxation
upon all classes of property, and is particu'
larly impressive in his statement that
corporations should pay their share OF the
burden Of taxation.
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AThieyish Young Man.

Z,SEsvIILE. O.. January 3.-A yOans
man IN the employ of John Thomas, on
the Terrace, skipped out yesterday with
gold watch and chain belonging 10 Mr..
Thomas, about 300 in money belonging 10
George and Frank Thomas, aad suit OF
clothes belonging TO Frank. The whole
of the property stolen is valued at about
1890 No arrest has yet been made. al.
though the officers are in pursuit OF the
thief and may capture him.
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Death ofthe Oldest Man In. Ohio.

CINCINNATI, January S.--JOseph Revere.
the oldes. man in Ohio, has inst died at
the iniirmary at Batavia, aged nearly lo8
wears. He was OF French Indian parent
age. and witnessed the death of Tecumseh
in the war Of 1912. Ha lived long in Pitts
burgh. where he married and kept barber
shop and bakery. Ha was a famous athlete
in his younger days, and could throw any
man in Pittsburgh. He CaIue ts Ohio in
1870
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"a THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 4. 1883.
HORRIBLE CRIME.
Four Members OF One Family Murdered
and Tw o Others Seriously Wounded.

SroNErIELD, QUEBEC, January AT Lit.
tie Redeau, East OF Harrisburg, hired
man murdered Rev. Cooke and wife, their
daushtcr and one son. Cooke was muir
dered with an axe in the barnyard, Mrs.
Cooke and daughter were strangled in the
WoodShed, and George was killed in bed
with an axe. The other son had thigh
broken, hut may recover Fanny Cooke,
coming to their assistance received
severe wound in the breast, but will proba.
bly, recover. The murderer is at large.
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surveying n New Rail Rsute.

WASHINGTON. Pa, January "A route
for a railroad up Miller's Run. through
Cecil, Mt. Pleasant and Cross Creek town
ships' this county, to strike the Ohio river
near Wellsburg, w. Va, is now being sur
vsved The road will run through the
country in which the famous McGuigan gas
we'll is located.
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A Forger Missing.

ST. IorIs, December S.-Henry Jackson,
who WAS supposed to he doing prosperous
livery business at Sturgeon, Boone county,
Mo-, disappeared last Saturday, and since
it has been learned that he forged the name
of his unclr. Dr. J. S. LOckcydge, to notes
amounting to several thousand dollars, and
that he owed nearly everybody. There is
a woman missing also.
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Dancing Academy.

The second term OF Prof Mullen's dsno-
ing classes will begin on Thursday. Jsnu:.
AIRY l. The hours for ladies. misses and
masters are from 3 to p n. For gentle
men, evening OF same day, from TO 10
o'clock; will continue Tuesday and Thurs
day of esch week. The Professor desire' !
allwho contemplate attending to turn ou!
PROMPTLY
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The Fisheries ON the Atlantic Coast.

WASHINGTON, January 3.-Edward J.
Anderson, member from New Jersey of the
United States Fish Commission, and W III.
J. Stevens of Cape May, to-day testified
before the Senate committee on matters
pertaining to the bill protecting fish and
fisheries on the Atlantic cOlSt.
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CoNNLlNG'S WRATH.
How the Wasting Wrath or Roscoe was
stirred Up.

Special D.syG'cb 70 tHc Register.
WASHINGTON, January The ceolness
existing between ex-senator Conkling on
the one hand and President Arthur and
Secretary Fo'ger on the other as given By
FoIsers friends, is substantially this:
When Arthur became President, Conkling
was asked to accep. the portfolio of state.
This he declined on the ground that he was
out Of politics, and ambitious TO make
money Of which he stool badly in need.
What did he want was asked in q tone
tha; indicated a ready compliance. II
have but one request to make said he
slowly and with emphasis Il want that
fellow
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RobertsOn Kicked ont

out OF the custom house" In vain Arthur
aIu to.Ger plead with him. II would Dc un-
" 50. they said considering Arthur's manner
nl succession, to remove Robertson without
cause. Already there eXi.ted a strong pref.
Utjce against the administration, aud It
needed but q single step OF this sort u ar
ray Solidly against them all The opposition
Oi the half breeds. When Robertson $ term
expired Mr.. COnkliUg should name his sue
CesSOr.
In this strain they argued for over an
hour. COnkling listened patieRtly. with a
sneer on his naughty face. He never inter
ruptCd them for q moment. When they
fni,he he seized his hat and left the room.
He has never gone near them since.
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Horse Disease.

Osx.LoosA, Iowa, January 3. Three ON.
inent physicians declare as the result Of q
post mortem examination over four victims
Of horse disease, here, that the malady is
cerebo spinal meningitis, New cases are
arising constantly. No remedy has yet
ham found
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Increase in the Volume

OF business during the last month. 1t looks
a. though customers, between prices, have
reached the lowest figure, and that there
will be IN upward movement soon. Most
of the mill iron has been sold for two
months delivery. There have been large
sales OF ore and pig at good prices, and
late orders for manufactured iron are being
placed daily. In my Judgment there has
never been q much better outlook at the
first Of the year for =, busy and brisk mar
ket at fair prices. The steel rail business
is firm. although some sales at 80 have
been made. The ruling price, however, is
Sin
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FIRE RECORD.
Grain Elevator, Depot and Several
Cars Burned.

ST JoEPH, Mo, January 3.-A disastrous
coutlagratiun occurred at 10 o'lCOck this
morning. The fire began in the unused
grain elevator of the Hannibal & st. Joe
railroad, and spread rapidly, destroying
the old passenger depot of the Hannibal q
ST. Joe, two box cars, several fiat cars load
ed with lumber, and a number OF small
frame houses. The elevator originally cost
SlOO,OOO.
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Belmont County.
Speciai Dipa,ch to the Register.

Special Dip0fch to tFc Register.
II. CLArEsvILLE. o., January 3.-Taylor's s
majority in Belmont county is fifty-nine.
BellaIre and Pultney township polled
1859 votes at the special election, and only
9i votes les, than at the October on Con
,r..-,,,,,
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Tn. Cincinnati ttComme-eiaI-Ga.ette. me

ClsCINsATI, Jan uary 3.-rhe distribution
o ( the forces Of he late Commercial and
Gazette has beer made between the two Of
fees for to-mOrrSw's issue OF the Com mer-
cial-Gazette an J the Morning Journal. in
Guiding the whole staff Of the old papers
with but a single exception.
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Jefferson County.

Spcc'ol Dispatch 10 the Register.
SrErEENvILLE, o., January 3.-Returns
are in from all but three precincts. The
official count gives Taylor 1910 majority;
800 more than Updegrafl received in the
entire district.
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COnHrnlatiOnS,

WASHINGTON, January 5.-The Senate
confirmed the following postmasters: q.
W. Eltail Marietta, Pa; Chas. II. Wilson,
Plymouth, Pa; l. c PeySer, South B-th-
lehem, Pa; " c. Wiley, Washington, Ia. ;
Richard IIomebrck, White Haven, ia.
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XanfincA Cold Snnn.

Eau CLAIR, Wis, January 3.-RePorss
from various parts of the State are ex-
tremely unfav0rable. There is ample snow:
but the roads are in q bad condition and
IcgceTs are behind Ia ihe contracts. A cold
snsp ald frCIse would help them
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DIR. UpdegraH's Will.

SrEuREsvILLE o., January 3-The will
OF the late Hon. ]. L. Updegraff was filed
for probate to-day. 1t dispOses OF an estate
valued at sGn00O. He leaves his two grown
up sons respectively 5000 and 5000, his
daughter 5000, and the remainder to his
wife and younger children.
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Divorced From the Governor.

DENVER, January By mutual agree
ment Mrs. Augusta L. Taylor obtained Il
divorce from her husband, Governor Tty-
Ior. Yesterday. the slimony being $3.50, 900;
She asked sl,0OO, 900, but seemed satisfied
with the mpromise. She withdrew all
offensive charges and the previous suits
lanSed
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Meeting Of the Pig Iron Men

PHILADELPHIA, January 3.-A call for
meeting OF all the makers Of pig iron for
sale in the open market whose furnaces
are ocs ted east Pittsburgh, was issued to-
day, to be held IN New York Friday next.
The csl il assigned by eighteen prominent
compAnissa and producers Of pig iron.
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A APnIiceman shot.

INrrNxAroLIS. January 3.-Jacob Shut
vas shot three times and dangerously
wounded this morning on South Illinois
street bv Martin Powers. Both are Mer.
chants Policemen. Shut attacked Powers
with his mace and Powers responded with
his revolver.
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PPpo and Chilli.

PAxAxS, Jan nuaEy s. Minister Logan
continues TO work in behalf Of peace be.
tween Peru and Chill. He has written a
long letter to Montero. Vice PresirisBt OF
Peru, urging him to accept the Chi!ian
terms of peace.
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BURNING SPRINGS.
Assault with Intent TO RiII-Arrestcd
for Freight Stealing.

Special 10 the RCgiStT.
BuRAIND SPRINGS January MIR Itch
nor, an old man OF 60 years, was arrested
for assault with intent to kill one Porter
Boice. 1t seems that Boice, whose lighting
qualities are well known in Writ county,
went to Tichnors house and used insulting
language which aroused the old mans ire
and seizlng a shot gun. which fortunately
was not loaded, the sight of the dangerous
weapon caused Bojce to beat hasty re-
treat. Having occasion TO go to Mr.. Thorn,
tons, a neighbor, and while there was ca lied
out again by Boice, who had by this time
armed himself
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Miners Quit Work.

DIS MoISEs, January 3.-All the miners
in the mines tributary to Des Noines eI'
cept two, and numbering 500, stopped work
because Of = reduction Of half cent per
Eusml
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CAMBRIDGE, o., January 3.-Ohicial re-
turns from the Seventeenth District gives
Taylor, Republican, a majority OF l,N''5.
This county gives Taylor $50 majority.
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FI.btipC Prohibition.

M1LwAUKEE, January S.-Preparations
are being made for y big fight in the Legis.
Ixture over the Prohibition amendment. II
is reported that the liquor dealers have Il
powerful lobby established.
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IftT
Goshen Town ship.

Tavlor.. ................22i Alexander........ lG9
Mead township reports about IS majority
for Alexander.