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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-04-10
Rennhlioan State Convention,

delegate convention OF the Republicans
OF the State OF Kansas will be held in the city
Of Topeka on
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1884.
At O'Clock p. m, for the purpose OF selecting
four delegates and four alteEnases at large, to
attend the National Republican Convention
Ito choose candidates for President and Vice
President); also ts nominate two Republican
Presidential Electors
All citizens who are in favor Of elevating
and digntfyinE American labor. protecting
and extending home industries, giving free
popular education 10 the masses OF the peo-
pie. securing free suffrage and an honest
counting Of ballots, and e1eotuEtly protect
ing all hum an rights in every section OF ouF
common country, and who are willing 70 sup
port the nominees Of the National Republican
Convention. are invited TO cooperate with
Republicans in the primaries and County
Conventions sending delegates to this con-
ventioH.
The basis Of representation in said conven-
tion shalI be one delegate and one alternate
for every $50 votes or any fraction thereof Of
Iiean candidate for Secretary Of State in 1882.
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The editor of the Dayton Journal is
not . slender foot" but it is evident he
10 not at home on western fish yarn.
SOMEBODY has been pulling the wool
over his eyes" Here is his fish story
1.-THE biggest catfish ever known TO be
taken in the Missouri river was captured
on the 3lst ult Three negro men and
q dArky boy hooked and finally landed
a catfish thirteeu feet seven and hall
Inches long, four and q half feet IN
Rlrth. It's weight was estimated al
i've hundred pounds. The boy accident
ly booked IL, the men disabled It with 6
drift hook, and alter a hard struggle
brought IL ashore"
II the Jolrnal has any papers thai
would go to substantiaie the above II
had better send them out for examIns.
ton. It's hair is the same color al
that OF Tom OchIltree and the editor Of
the Wichita Eagle.
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nune ih PENNSYLVANIA.

EAsToS, Pa, Arril s.-John Dillman
was hanged here at II 10 this 5aofnins
for the murder Of his wife. Dillman
slept well last night and ate hearty
breakfast this morning. Religious serv-
ices were held IA his cell by ministers of
the German Evangelical aud Reformed
churches. he marched TO the scaffold
with steady Sic p aud WAS unmoyed al
most TO the last He began to cry after
the benediction, but after the black cap
was drawn over his face he remained
motIcniess until the drop fell The body
quiyered slightly and in twelve minutes
he was pronounced dead.
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FRESH MEATS. ETC
SheriTs Sale.

rs Krutz vs.. Kate Hoover ct 81.
Sotiee e hereby given that By virtue of an
orIier isaued out OF the fifth Judicial district
eourt IN and for Lyon county and state OF
Ts1sas IA the above entitled cause, and to
noe directed, vii, on Saturday, May II. A.
d 1884 At II O'Clock q. m. OF said dGy, at the
font door Of the CONT hense, IN the city OF
Rmporfa Lyon county, Kansas. Offer for sale
and sell 70 the highest bidder, az public suc-
ton for cash, all the right. title and interest
on eefd defendant in and 70 the following de
scrfbed real estate. to-Uit: Lots and OF
the southeast quarter of section thirty-twc
ISL. township sixteen tIs1, range eleven tn
essf in LYON coInty. Kansas. said real es
rate TO be sold As the property of said defend
s'As y Sass II. WfLHTTE,
wI5.t5 Sheriff Lyon Co, Kan.
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Chicago Prices.

CHICAGO, April 9, 9:45 q. m.-Under
the influence Of the cold. stormy weather
the markets opened radically strongel
this morning, wheat selling mp 10 81 Nc
Almost at the opening the first quota
tions for May wheat were S31c. bui
sales were made almost Immediately al
S3Ac, after which options fell on q
S33sc. May corn opened at Sole, bui
fell off quickly TO Soc. Pork IL quotet
at $16.25 for May; lard, $40 for Nay
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He speculated in Real Estate

PrTTsBURe, April 6.-Robert II. Tur-
ner. for years the agent Of the Cleveland
and PitfsbuTg ard Panhandle railroads,
at Mingo Junction, lett several days age
forP6rIs unknown. Not returning al
the end OF Q meath the auditos CON-
meaeed balancing bis books last Satur-
day and has not yet finished. Il is
thought he viii be from s. 1000 TO $4,000
short. Turner dealt in real estate CON
the money that way. His reputation
fer bonesty has been heretofore first class.
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ano-,...Y rcr...,,w

PITTsBURG, Pa. April "a Steuben.
vile. Ohio, special says: The shortage
of r. H. Turner, agent ofthe P. s. C
and the Panhandle railroads. at MIngC
Junction, who disappeared several days
ago, will exceed $4,000. Daniel Potter
and three hundred others are victims.
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NOTES AED NOr1ons

The Russian mission seems TO be still
going a-begging. What can Be the mst.
ter up at Atchisonl
A. z. Touzalln. vice president Of the
Santa Fe, notices small increase in the
revenue 0f the road since Joe Waters
pays his railroad fare.
At the solicitation of COMMITTEES Of
ladies the neEsdealers of Garrett refuse
longer to sell dime novels to children.
II Is feared that this departure will
eventually work great hardship to the
criminal lawyers Of Anderson county.
York (Ps.) Dispatch: This country
has now three white elephants, Bar
NUNS. Forepaugh's and the Morrison
tariff bill, owned by the Democratic par
ty. and now on exhibition =. the capitol
at Washington. Of the three the latter
seems TO be the most troublesome, and
is especially dangerous to the Democ-
racy. 1t is feared that its trunk Is load
ed with dynamite.
The annual salaries of some OF the
leading newspaper editors OF London are
as followe: Mr.. Buckle, of the Times,
$25,O0O; Mr.. Arnold and Mr.. LeSsge. Of
the Telegraph. II. 500 each; Mr.. Mud
ford. of the Standard, 5000; Mr.. Stead.
OF the Pail Mall a1zetie, $1,000. Be
sides their salaries they OCCASIONALLY 70
ceive free ticket to q show.
The ST. Louis Globe Democrat comes
out on Sunday with exhaustive editori-
ais on "The Problem of Spring." mrs
Langtry'' and "Blonde Hair" With the
Blaine boom forging ahead at the rate
of a mile q minute, and with Ohauncey
I. Fllley presiding over the roost st st
Louis, the CD. could scarcely be ex
| pected to devote any considerable por.
ton OF its space to the discussion OF Pc.
litical matters.
The Rev. DR.. Henry 81. scudder. who
spent many years in India as Christian
missionary, was long pastor Of one Of the
largest churches in Brooklyn, and il
now filing the pulpit of prominent
Chicago church, declared to his cOngre.
CATION on Sunday that "for unmIxed
wIckedness and utter moral depravitY
no city of Asia could equal Chicago OIL
New York" and that this continent has
class of villains lower and meaner than
the lowest and meanest IN India oil
| China"
The Picayune says that in the weigh.
ing-room of the New Orleans mint are
thirty women at work, of whom touI
are colored. The salary il $1.75 pei
day. They go to work ct 8 and stop a
4 in the afternoon. The work requires
the strictest attention, and is of such 1
nature that it can never become purely
mechanical. The round pieces of I'm
stamped silver coins are brought il
wooden boxes. Each piece has to b
weighed three times. A mistake in thu
weight Of one piece, of even almost in
anitesimal proportion, may cause tn
worker to lose her position. It seldom
if eyer happens, however, that one i
discharged for incom potency, or worse
| careless ness
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Paatal telegraph.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-HilI from the
committee on pOstofhces and postroads
reported faYorably the original bill to
establish postal telegraph system. Hill
remarked that the committee were
unanimous as TO the first ten sections Of
the bill which relate to doing work by
contracts with existing companies, but
that majority of the committee were
opposed TO the sections relating TO the
construction or purchase Of lines by the
| government.
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A Ftu. Grand Jury.

CINCINNAT1, April o.-The special
grand jury was impaLei'ei tits morn
ing with less trouble and in less time
than is usually required. The list OF
names of the men summoned IS com
posed entirely of leading business men Ia
the city. Nearly all responded, and very
few asked to be excused. Three said they
had military certificates in their pocket:
which entitled them to exemption but
they would not present them. 1t Is un-
derstood this jury will be charged with
the investigation of the most unfortunate
facts concerning the late riot and
burning of the court house, including
charges of bribery OF the jury that CON
yicsed Berner.
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Republicans, remember the prima.
ries on Aprill7

All stores In the City of Mexico ana
throughout the republic were closed
Monday as a protest against President
Gonzales effort TO collect the stamp tax
A revolution is imminent should the de-
mand be pressed. 1t IS thought that a
compromise may he effected II the mer-
chants consent to pay a license fee OF
$lO0in lieu OF the tax. one-half payable
In advance. Soldiers are under arms at
the barracks and imhammatory placards
have been issued. The condition OF az
fairs Is quite serious.
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Inarrnenf aunpentied.

WAsHIkGToN, D. G, April Hon.
Thomas r. Fenlon. attorney for plaintiff
in error, applied Saturday to thu chief
iuEtice Of the supreme ecurt Of the United
states for an allowance of writ oil error
aud superssdeas in the case of the state
of Kansas against John Foster. county
attorney OF Saline cnunfy. Kansas. The
chief Justice ordered the writ - issue
and approved the bond. This operates
| to suspend the judgment Of the 81
nreme court OF Kansas till ths
| fpsi judgment of the suprem'
eours of the United States i
made. and leaves Sir Foster 70 co1s1Dui
| in ONCE Is county kttorney of SaiIni
county. IL is unnecessary 10 add tna
Messrn. Foster and Feploa ere great,
elssed Ct this victory.
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n...or cnts hi. WIG. 1Eeaa 81

ALTOONA, Pa, April Mrs l. A.
Beach, the wife OF prominent ply stefan.
was discovered in her room this morn
ing with her head aim $. severed from
her body. CiFcumt tlnces were sotuspsc-
ions that the Doctor has been arrested
II ne said thst be has already admitted
10 member of the Tsmtiy that be com.
mitted the deed. Two large knives ant
cIeayers used Tor sgnpu.a'iGg puEpcs- s
| we're found beside the victim.
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a Cjtv of the third class

Hartford, by the election Monday OF
the following officers, became a city of
the third class;
Mayor-Thos. Campbell.
Police Judge-W. j. Combs.
Councilmen-G. w. Sutton, W. II.
Flickinger, Levi Kell, G r. Harper, j.
A. Collins.
Our enterprising neighbor has grown
within few years from quiet village
to busting trade center, with splendid
prospects of future prosperity. We
shall watch her growth with interest and
qualification.
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Republican County Convention.

There will be q delegation convention Of
the Republicans of Lyon county. ct jays
opera honse in the city of EmperiA, on the
10th day of ApFi, 1854, at II O'Clock q. m, FOR
the purpose OF selecting six delegates to the
district convention to be held in the city OF
O'Clock m, and, Tor the further pur-
pose of selecting ten delegates to attend the
congressIon al convention to be held on Thurts
day. The sd day of May, in the city of I'm
porla for the purpose of nominating candt-
date for congress for the fourth congression-
eIecting six dele gates to represent Lyon
county in the Republican state convention to
be held at Topeka on Tuesday,, April b.
titled to the following representation, which
representation is based upon the vote cast for
James Smith, for secretary OF state at the
elactiou in 1872 viz.
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Sharifa Sale

rhs aadley Falls National Bank rs. NV.
Sawyer, ct al
notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF an
execution issued out CT the Fifth Judicial
District Court, In and for Lyon county and
EtasS Of Kansas, in the above entitled Sapse,
and to me directed. Will. on Saturday. the
third day Of Nay, 4. j. 1884, At II O'Clock a.
"A. Of said day. at the 'front.' door OF the court
Kansas odeF for sale and sell 20 the highest
bidder as public suction for cash ali the right
title and interest OF said defendant IN and e
the following described real estate. so-Wits
All Of 2 y Of Sc y south Of Cotton wood Eivel
| in section %, township 1e. range u. contain
| ing 81 ACRES; also, ne = OF ne i, section 30
township II. range Il, situated in Igor coun
/ ". Kansas- said real estate 70 be sold Is tn
ecuttea. J. II WILHfTE
1875 sheriff OF Lyon county. Kansas.
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The steanrnann Disaster

HALAFAx, April 7.-Three wrecking
schooners are taking out the cargo OF
the wrecked steamer steininann. Divers
say the stsamef is upright and the deck
houses are In place, but the huh shows
signs of going TO pieces The divers
have not yet entered the cabin. No
bodies have been seen in the vessel. Il is
the opinion of many acquainted with
the coast that most of the bodies outside
of the vessel Nould be carried out to sea
by the undertow. The surviving passen-
gers leave tomorrow for New York.
The opinion of seafaring men acquainted
with The approach to the harbOr is un-
favorable 20 the commander of the Stein.
mann regarding the working of the ship
on the night of the disaster.
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SEDAIfA, Mo-, AyriI S.-The Repub-
llcsn convention convened at 10 O'Clock
this morning, aad was called TO order
by r. T. Van Horu, of Kansas City,
chairman. The chair introduced Hon.
Chester A Krum, Of ST. Louis, temporary
chairman, who delivered short address
thanking the Convention for the honor
conferred and congratulated the Repub
lican party on its principles, past success
snd future prospects. Committees ol
one from each congressional distncl
were appointed on credentials
and permanent organization and
resolutions were adopted Hon. John
Henderson delivered an address ur0ins
harmony. No instructions to the ON
delagate to the Chicago Convention.
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FOuRTH nIsTRICr CONVENTION

A delegate convention of the Repu blicans
OF the Fourth IA congressional district viii
be held in the city of Emporia on Wednes-
day, pril %. 1884. at 10 O'Clock a. M, for the
purpose of selecting two delegates and two
alternates to attend the national Republican
convention, 10 be held at Chicago on the Sd
day OF june next, for the purpose Of nomin-
ating and choosing candidates for president
and vice president of the United States, and
for the purpose of nominating 6 candidate
and presidential elector to the electoral coll
lege from the Fourth congressional district.
Ali citizens who are in favor of elevattng
and dignIying American labor. protecting
and extending home industries, giving free
popular education to the masses of the PEG.
pie, securing free suffrage and an honest
counting of ballots and effectually protect
ing all human rights in every section OF our
common country, and who are willing to sup
port the nominees of the national Republican
convention. are invited TO cooperate with
Republicans IN the primaries and county con-
ven lions sending delegates to this conven-
| ton.
The basis of representation in said conYen-
| tion shall be one delegate for every 350 votes
| and fraction thereof of US vstes cast for Hon.
James Smith. Republican candidate for sec
I of state in lSS2-VIZ
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Lo1an Fsoarsd.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 9.-The
Republican district convention for the
nomination of delegates to Chicago ad-
journed al 3 O'Clock this morning. after
selecting Frank ConEef, postmaster OF
this city, and Perry Carson (colored) az
delegates to Chicago. A resolution in.
structing the delegation for Logan was
defeated.
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Democratic victory.

KANSAS CRY, April 9.-The city cleo
tion here yesterday resulted in almost q
complete victory for the Democratic
ticket. L. j. Talbot, Democrat. was
elected mayor, over Col. Hunt, and al
of the balance of the city officers elected
except Ben. D. West. auditor, are Dem.
ocrsts. Four of the six aldermen elect
ed are also Democrats
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Aaain 81 rwentr.Fnnr Hnnrn.

WAsHINeroN. April s.-The postmas-
ter general received dispatch stating
that from and after The 18th inst. the
Central Pacific railroad will run a fast
train from Ogden west, covering the
distance between Og.ien and San Fran
cisco In thirty-niae hours. This will
complete the fast mail system between
New York and save tweniy-fcur hours
heiWeeu those points.
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7otal number Of delegates, 50.

Total number OF delegates, SO.
II is recommended that the dele gates from
each county he selected in county convention
not later than April 10. and that the prima-
ries for the same be held not later than
Wednesday, April II.
The various county central committees
should give at least two weeks notice of the
time designated for the election of delegates
by publication in the county papers.
And there will be a delegate convention OF
the Republicans of the Fourth congressional
district held Tuesday. the I'D day OF
May next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon at the
| city of Emporia, for the purpose Of nominal
| ing candidate for congress from said con-
gresslonal district.
The basis of representation will be one
delegate and one alternate to said conven-
| tfon from each county for each 200 and frac-
ton of over 100 votes cast for James Smith
| for secretary Of state at the election In 1888
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Mnnl cnnrraaa

WAsHlNaToS, April THE long an
ticipated struggle over the wool question
has at length begun in the house, Con-
verse securing the floor with motion
20 suspend the rules and pass the bill re-
storing the duty on wool; The debate is
now progressing
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Express Robbery.

PrrTsBURG, Pa, April s-The Adams
express office at Allegheny City was
burglarized at an early hour this morn
ing, and the contents of packages valued
ct about 81 900 were taken. The thieves
made an attempt to blow open the safe,
but were surprised by the wstchman,
who frightened them off.
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Wool Growers

PIrrsBURG, April 7.-JGo Mcdowell
president of the Wool Growers Associa-
ton, OF Penass Ivania. has called mass
convention TO nice, at Liberty Hall in
this CITY April 18th and 18TH to discuss
the trade and srp3iEt delegates 70 the
national convention to be held in Chi
e. 90 next month.
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Arkansas Delegates.

. LITTLE Rock, Ark, April s.-Thii
morning the following delegates to the
Republican national convention were se
lected for congressional districts: Firsi
district. Jacob Trieber, 8. 81. Aliard
Second. Jno. j. johnson Fred Havis
Third, A. 4. Tufts, Geo. h Thompson
Fourth, n. W. Benjsmine JACOB Toes
Fifth, Lafayette Gregg, Kidder Kidd.
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The Moaitor says there has not been
q night for over two weeks that some
body has not been robbed at Fl. Scott.
The truly exemplary General Rice is now
fully persuaded that good name is
rather to be chosen than great riches,
aud loving favor than silver and gold.
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UNION BUILDING AND LOAN ASsO,
CITATION.

Report OF the Status OF tho Organization
and Election OF Onicers.
A regular meeting of the Union
Building and Loan association was had
at the Empor1s Savings bank Saturday
evening, March 90, 1884, at which time
officers for the ensuing year we're elected
and the reports of the secretary
and treasurer submitted, the latter
showing the association to be in most
prosperous and growing condition. The
following Is carefully prepared sum-
mary of these reports, clearly and brief
ly showing the present condition of the
association.
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derson, of Iewa. Vance. Springer and
Ward.
Thompson of Kentucky moved TO sus-
pend the rules and adopt the resolution
declaring it unwise and inexpedient for
congress 10 abolish or reduce the tax on
spirits distilled from grain. After .
brief debate the motion was agreed to
and the resolution adopted. Yeas, ITO,
nays, 80
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Leavenworth is now torn up oyer =
proposition to remove the postoAice
from the river up to the business portion
OF the city. It is perfectly safe 10 As.
sumo that the gates of Janus will ueyer
be closed a. long as there is any mail
distributed At that place.
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Another CInoinnati Murder.

CINcrNNATI, April 9.-Last Wednes-
day BeDjam Heuer, Peter Heuer and
Peter Hughes quarreIed and Heuer was
stabbed by Hughes The wounds were
not thought to be serious at the time
but Heuer died from the effects of the
injuries last night. Hughes is still at
| large.
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Delepa,es to Cbicaro

SEDALIA, Mo-, April 9.-Tbe Seventh
district Republican convention met at 8
O'Clock this $. m. Gen. o. Gutter, of
Boone county and w. s. Shlkr, recently
of Sedalia, were selected as delegates to
the Chicago convention.
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The place that DR.. Prices IA,

The place that DR.. Prices Flavorine
Extracts have won In public estimation
sustains rs 10 the assertion that fos
standard ezcellence they have no equal
IN the market. Every housewife Who
has had occasion 20 use DR. Prices
FlavoTIngs. viii endorse the abovesfafe
ment. They are as nafural as TIE feriI
from which they are extracted.
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a R,r Land Pnrnhane.

GALVESTON, April GA San Antonio
special says: Col. Breckenridge, presi-
dent of the First National bank of San
Antonio, has closed the purchase OF
3. 100000 acres of land in the state
Of Sarnulipae, Mexico.
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The election of officers resulted in the
reelection of ]. NJ. Griffith, ]. K. Tyler
and W. F. Chalfant as members of the
board of directors. Howard Dunlap
was reelected as secretary, and ]. S.
Watson was chosen treasurer. The
board of directors elected as their OF
flcers: J. n. Griffith, president; j. X.
Tyler, presidents E. NJ. Forde, at
torney. The bonds of the officers were
nxed as follows: Treasurer, $4,000
secretary, $1,000. and attorney, $4,000.
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Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. as administrator OF the estate Of n
5th 1854. at Is O'Clock q m. at the Eroslf door
Of the court honae, n EupoFia, Lyon county.
offer for sale ast[ sell ~ Ifhltr aaetfon. 70 thu
ing described real estdt7s <4fla5H u 1lFsIl
county Kansas tc-s11ts tie tliez1t E[.1.'.
By order Of tue probate court q sn11 1.1z.<
visit B K oKA0SD, AdmfnIs4rEseFs
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Started I'm,

NEWCASTLE, Pa, April Res Bfos'.
sheet iron mill, which has been idle since
the failure Of the owners several months
ago, started up in every department yes
terday.