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Murder ntSt, Louis.

". LOUIS, February 22.-Two negro
fousabonts, John Fields and John Long,
qnaHelled in tho latter's house Oh Market
street this morning, and Long stabbed
tseds, killing him almost instantly. The
murderer ran 10 "Four courts" pursued
by q crowd and there gave himself up. The
'esuss cans oil the killing vas Fields intimacy
With Longs wife. IS ID,
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WISSEpEa, MANITOBA, February GA
band Of Cree Indians from Crooked Lakes
reservations, on the Canadian Pacific, at.
tackled and overpowered supply agent
Tuesday, and stole lot Of nour and bacon.
The mounted police have been called.
Trouble is expecled when they arrive. The
Indians OF Free Hills and Long Lake
reservation se'z.d the Government build.
ings and utorcs, and held the Instructors
and agent prisoners. The mounted police
have been ordered to both regeryea. NJ
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New ORLEANS, February eat the
meeting Of the Cremation S,ciety last night,
DR.. D. G. Hollary and General G. 7. Beau.
regard were added 10 the list Of mt mtmbers
Pare uyacihtae sent in his adhesion to the
principles Of the society. II was decided
to proceed 10 tho erection OF furnace on
the plan Of thu, in me in Milan. Il is be-.
lieved the City Council will direct the in.
cinera:itn Of tho pauper dead and all dying
Of contagious diseases. as soon as these:
ciety Is ready to take the contract. n.
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EctiucGii 10 Snnnibi.tisIn, I

LosDos, February % ..22.-Three survivors
Of the bark! Ada Barton, state that they
clung 10 mast five days mud nights With.
out food. 0l tho the third day the dog
tried 10 tevour Them. When rescued they
were casting lota 10 decide which Of the
three ahonld die 10 furnish food for the
other twn ~ a. "A "a. - A ~. 4. i. 3. a N
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SEVERAL Of the German papers SEQ IN
,he Lssser resolution all sorts Of ullerior
poliiica! motives on the pattof Congress.
They are doubtless unaware that tho vote
f,ho mover Of the resolution was the only
one given for it, and that the resolution did
not receive thought from other Congress
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tWasl,inston'sl l.lrhany nt wnsh.Jeir.

$ yWaallinstnn's Nirthhny Mt HnsiI.Jeit.
Special Correspondence OF The Initl!i1eacer. i-s
S.WAsnlxaroy, Pa, February GA
Wsshington's Birthday entertainment was
given by The literary socicties oil Wash
ington:JtiIers College this evening in
tho Town Hall before m immense audi.
ence. The performers introduced by PrcBi-
dent M,Tit, carried out tho Iollwony pro.
gramme: g
! Music, College G!ea CIul,; select oralion,
"The Dying Year." Warren S. Welsh; cor.
net s)l", Joe S Todd, U. S. Marine band;
original oration ''lhe Philosophy oi
Bacon and Aristotle, Frank i Ann strone;
vocal coo, Miss Agnes Barnet'; ll1tG solo,
Hawley McLanahli select orauon, "I.ast
Days Of Ilerrulanenu," FHrk IIupr; vocal
solo, Miss Anna Graham; Republican in
fluences, G. Il llNwcs; cornet sols, Joe s.
Todd; Herenade, male qusrtettc. AS a
whole the performances were very Credita.
h!e, and n handsome sum was rcaliz.d i0r
the liquidation Of the debt on the Jegtr.
sonian. Mr.. Frank L. Hupp: Of yonr civ,
deserves special commentator. Ile
evinced dligent preparation, careful train
ing and no mean oratorical gifts. 'sFs
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Sl,aNher RrNn(I \ cSl.uy,

LONDON, February 2222;-In tho Commons
to night, Sresker. nrand announced his
resignation. iIe said he should have wisl,.
ed to die in The service Of the House, but
that body had a right to expect his full
services, which his, hfnlib forbade. The
Speaker was greeted with cheers, and
appeared deeply moved. {;
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Natural. Gus "a Dangerous Exploslys.

. lN"tHr"1, GHs UNnEcr0UA ENPI0NivF.
g PIrEnyRaM, February % The Western
Pennsylvania Engineers society appoint
ed commielion several weeks ago to in
ycatieate the dangers Of natural gar. They
haYe been at work and have made thor
ough examination OF the gas wells within
radius Of 100 miles Of tito city. = The COM
mlttee have abou. completed their work
and will submit the report ut the next
meeting Of the s'ciety. The conclusion a :
which they have arrived'h has not been d.
Su'ged, but enough has bcertlearned oflhe
report to state that natural as>3will be- de
c!ared dangerous explosive and,will have
to be handled with the greatest precautioD,
both Us 10 heating and Illuminating.
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Two Thousand strixiug cigar Make,

Two Thousand StriRiuE Cigar Makers
NIw YoDK, February 22.-About 1000
cigar makers, employed in the factory Of
straiton & Storm, are out on n strike.
Both union and non-union are in the
movement. Tho strike is against propos.
ed reduction Of their wagcu. Tho strikers
held a meeting and voted not to return to
work until their demands are complied
with. Both union and non-union strikers
have been promised assistance by a num-
ber OF trade uniena. ,D.
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sr. CLAlEsviLLR, February 2l.-0'Grady
and Dade, two OF the five prisoners who ss.
saulted Jaiior Colby about n month ego,
were sentenced to i've months imprison.
ment aud fine Of $50 and costs for az
sault and battery. The other three have
to answer for penitentiary ollenses, and
the trial for this olIense will await the re-.
suit Of the other. II .5, !!
Tarbot, ~ horssthiel indicted for two dif-
ferent ollensea, was tried on one, and s. n.
fenced TO two years in the penitentiary.
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DIsrosAL OF TIE REMAINS.

The body OF Collins wa, later taken to
The armory OF the G9lh. regiment, this city.
Tomorrow morning there will be requiem
mss in the Cha.hcdral, after which tho
body will be placed on board tho steam
ship City OF Chicago aud taken to Ireland.
The other bodies will bs taken TO tho
Church OF the Holy Trinity, this city, TO-
morrow, where services will bo held. This
is tho church that Mn. Do Long attends.
..- Alter the ceIemonita tho hody nf nr.
Amber will be cent to Alexandria, Va,
That OF Seaman Boyd to Philadelphia, and
thoHe OF Lieutenant. Commander DsLong
and tho othera to Woodlawn Cemetery,
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family aud causing tho arrest Of the four
colored men rnmed M the murdeerrs. }a

J. I7o UeVIVs WVTe ICVeINVu Nt EIIV 1VUICNI
College Friday night. DR.. Cilley, tho do.
monstrator. OF anatomy, says he knows tho
mon who brought The bodies to the col.
lege, but docs not krow their names, as
such business Is always done with as little
ceremony as possible. lie had no eus.
picion They wern murdered until Marshal
Blown identified them, and he found their
skulls crushed. 20. ..,5
The colorcd men arrested arn not openly
known 10 be resurreC.lonists, but there has
been considerable wondering how any Of
them supported himself. 'gs,. ~
The investigation begins at Avondalo
tomorrow. @
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charge OF socialism. Many students lave
becn arrested in Kasan owing to tho publ.
cation of.a pamphlet hostile to the Govern.
Tho Grceiy Relief Expe,litiou,

LONDON, February 22oo.-Commander
Goodrich leaves tho Thetis, recently pur.
chased by America for the Grcely relief
expedition, and takes command OF tho
Alert, tho sloop of war which tho English
government adds TO the expedition. Tho
Thetis gAils for America next week,
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SINCE Bismarck couldn't send the 1.asker
,eoIution Of Congress 10 his Reichstae,
G1nyress may very properly refuse to re-
GIVE it back, on the ground that it has no
further use for It. SO
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yoru Uncle Samuel Tilden's hand is
, M =, tho helm. In other words he COZ.
uuu,s TO hold tho party up by its nara.
,;ys lIe knows how 10 work National
Gammitteee.
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A Second Siiex Canal

fAms, February ..ss.-The bond.hollers
Of the Sues canal have admitted the neccs.
sity OF 4 second canal. It is stated tbat
Minister Ferry refused to open diplomatic
negotiations on the subject because tie
canal was q private work. ,,,.t
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THE ARCTIC MARTYRS,
lionOrS to tho Dead Heroes mt New York.
..li Tho Weary Epurcl,.

~ Tho Weary srnrcl,.
NEw YORK, February 22.-This morn
Ing the rcmains Of Lieut.. DeLong and his
comrades were taken from tho Brooklyn
navy yard by tho tug Nisa, 10 tho Battery,
where the bodies wore placed in Aearaes
and the procession formed. The process.
sion consisted Of naval officers and band,
Il battalion Of marines, hearses, tho eur.
vivors Of tho expedition, acveral regiments
Of militia, battalions Of regular troops, car
riages containing invited guests and vari.
OTIS civic socieie3. w
Among the prominent people in the
carriages were, Senator Warren Miller, the
Chiefs OF tho Naval Bureaus, Mujor Gem
era! Hancock and Secretary Lincoln, the
Russian Minister and Consul General,
postmaster General Gresham, Secretary
Chandler and Commodore Upshur, Of the
navy, Mayors Edaon and Low.
The procession moved up Broadway and
sctoss the. Brooklyn bridge to tho navy
yard, where the bodies will be in atatc to-
day. Theday was observed by 4 general
suspension Of business, aud tho flying Of
naSsiin the harbor and city at half mast.
THE SEARCH FOR TIE DEAD.
Lieut.. William scllue.z, who, With Lieut..
llarber, left New York on Feb. i, 1882, to
find the Jeannctto's dead, gave an interest.
ing account oil his search for the bodies.
lie told OF his efforts about the lena river,
how'll and his comrades built schooner
81 feet long by 0 feet beam called "The
Search" and how the ollicers and men
took kltheir four hours watch at pulling the
vessel like canal.boat mules on a stony
shore that wore out their boots. Lieut..
schaesz related how they travelled by dog
and reindeer sleds some three thousand
miles. Sometimes dog sleds could make
over ono hundred miles a day. Reindeer
had TO bo driven comparatively m9dera!e-
y. The lieutenant aud his comrades, af.
tor they tound the bodies within ten miles
OF the mouth OF tho river Lena, drove night
and day, stopping fer nothing except to
eat, until they reached irkutsk. at that
place the people welcomed the party with
marks Of respect. Tho rest haa already
been told. 50.
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NEw ORLEANS, February a2,-The un-
yelling Of tho statue o! General Lee, Il! Lee
Circle, s.. Charles street, took place to-day.
Tho ceremony was interrupted by a rain
storm. III
Tho Detroit light infantry lave arrived.
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ST. rErEEnund, February e2.-sixteen
peraons, including tho anthorcas OF "kin-
nizkrja," have been bsnished aimee the
beginning Of January. The Preiect Of the
district Of Liachia has been arrested on a
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A Washington County Mum Missing.

,WAslIlsoroN, Pa, February 29.-Joseph
Huffman: a prominent citizen and wool
merchant Of Vanceville, myateriouely dis.
appeared from homo about q week aeo,
Since which time nothing tas been heard
OF him. 1t is, feared he has been iouly
dealt with. His family ia very much wor-
ried over the affair.
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Plr1sDuEGu, February 22.-Peti!ions are
being prepared at the headquarters OF sev.
eral Of the labor organizations which will
DO circulated among the workingmen. mer.
chants and all CLASSES Of citizens, calling
upon John jarrett to permit the use of his
name as a Republican candidate Tor Con.
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VIZ cannot this year give each conven'
,oa the name OF tho place in which it ID
held, rs heretofore, Chicsgo having corner
ell the market. We may have 10 put it for
short convention No. |, and convention
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Mn pAySG, VIC are soberly informed, "is
,o. ol tho Presidential race" Oh, yes;
NJ, W. r,vns waa also ont Of the Senatorial
,,c. IIisopponcnts will notbc fooled the
scoud time.
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Salni aln,AG Suicides.

NEw YorK, February 22-The body Of
salmi A1orse, Of "passion Play" no.oriety,
was found to,dny in the Hudson. The
snpposition is that he died by suicide.
Morse WAS IS years OF age. q
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A Female Seminary Annex Dedicated.
WASHINGTON, Pa, February 2l.-The
Washington Female Seminary was the
scene last evening OF one Of the most brit:
liant entertainments ever held in that in.
sitution, beng the OCCASION Of the open
ing OF the new buildings-an addition to
the seminary propsr-at cost Of Sl1 900.
The audience consisted oil the STOCKHOLDERS,
trustees, seminary teachers and pupilp, be.
side a few other invited guests. Eev. James
l. Erownson, D. d President OF the Board
Of Trustees, presided, and delivered the
address Of the occasion. Other addresses
were made by Rsv.J r. johnson, D. D.,
Rev. Meecham and others. Thomas Me.
kean, treasurer Of the institution, present.
ed Statement Of the affairs OF ,he semi-
nary showing a decidedly rosy condition.
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Tur HOUSE has II, las! got through with
o,0 n The twelve regular appropriation
Sn,s A, this ra.o the whole job can bc
.omn,eled " by the middle Of December,
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coL lSGErsoLL recently told n Chicago
7ribuy reporter that "ls long rs there is
,he smulIest coal glowing in hell" he would
"ksop right on" We'll, tho colonel will
.55j Juul- 49,.
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RICHMOND, VA, February % The Sen.
ate and House both passed, over the Gov.
ernor's veto, tho bill reapportioning Tho
State for Representatives in Copgrt 50.
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|. TIE loyal COMMISSION.

Tho inquiry Of tho Il ,yal Commission
on the housing Of the poor will be limited
10 England. The commits son is composed
Of the Prince OF Wales, Cardinal Manning
Earl Brownlow,! Baron Carriugton and
several members OF Parliament. The only
workmen's representative is Henry Broad
hurst, member oi Parliament for Stoke-on.
Trent, ~ w. nv .-----
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:, u, Eyans'u enemies arc determined
10 maks Il martyr OF him, it may happen
,I,s, tho Republicans OF Yves! Virginia will
."ato aomclhiny else Of him.
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TINS "cenlre Of population" was left, but
.at'sla1 u minstrel festival and seventy
!" w.. y" Inn, oI wateraud produces tenpestuous
politics.
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DuRKEE'a eAL,n DRESSING, a ready-made
rich ind delicious dressing for all salads OF
meat. fish or vegetables. Cheaper and In.
tnitely better than homemade, Unriyalled
as a hauce. ) SO lf ,tlty .t1g5s X
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TnECoa aIr,Eu ) ...sIoN.
All tho States StI'-rsrnted-iho ROntlne
EE.a sd - RrtC.cilttEa. 'ie r-l

,
WASHINGTON. y. G., February 22.-
Tho Democrat: National Committee
me. shortly alter noon to-day ct the
Arlington. Hotel The following named
gentlemen represented the different states:
Alabama, Levi NJ. SANl.l; Arkansas, John
mene,; California, JAMES +. Carly;
Colorado, |. NJ. Patterso,j O,nneeticut,
William IL. Drunm; Delaware, I. @.
Grubl; Florida, Samuel Pass; Georgia,
George I. BArnu; Illinois, William G.
Gondy; Indiana, Austin II. nrow,; Iowa,
NJ. NJ. IIarr; Kansas, Charles W. Blair;
Kentucky, Henry D, McIlenrY; louisiana,
Representative Blanchard; Maine, Elmund
Wilson; Maryland. Outero,i,lpe uooraey;
MASSACHUSETTS,, Frederick @ Prince;
Michigan, Edward ksutrr; MinneCo!a, P.
Fl. Kelly; Mississippi, Mr.. Harris; Mis-.
souri,, J ohn g.. rrn:hm; Nebraska, j. Ster.
ling Morton; Nevada, s .nator Farley; New
npshire, A. ". aUllowa.; Nav Jersey,
Orestes Cleveland; % New York, &bram s.
Hewitt; North C,ro!ina, NJ. w nansomi
Ohio, VIM. M. Armstrong; Oregon, Senator
sla,e,; Pennsylvania, WI Scot; Rhode
Island, Mr.. Birnaby; South Carolina, T.
W. Dawson; Tenneseee, Col. Looney; Texas,
+. L: Stockdale; Vermont, Bradley b
Smalley; Virginia, Il ]. S. Barbour; West
Virginia, Col .SAlex. Campbell; WISCONSIN,
William F. Villas.
WITH CLOSED DOORS. ~
The meeting was conducted with closed
doors. When the committee had been
csled to order q proposition 10 admit to the
next Convention delegates from the Terri.
tories was considered, and it WIS resolved
that each Territory be advised to send two
delegates to the Convention, the question
| OF admission to be determined by the Con.
vention. ~, il.l ..-,gSss.. ..+'
The question OF the proper date ot hold.
| ing the Convention was then taken up, aud
vide diversity of opinion Oh The snhjaet
disclosed, memhera iavoring dalea f'om
the latter part Of May 70 AuSus 8 h. By
vote OF tweuty-one TO seventeen, The
committee rejeettd y nlotion to hold the
Convention May 2lit, AMI y preparation tc
select Tueeday, .luae n h, WAS agreed te
| by vots oE oEtwen!y-ttirs# to tiftean:
|stl& f "A, CHICAGO p.losES. "A: +
Delegates were then heard in support o
| the claims Of various citieR as tho place o
holding the convention. L Inward ppok,
Tor Baltimore, Jndse Folk.,, Tor Cincinnati
Carter Harrison Tor 4 Chicag', ! a.Willi
Tor l4aulsvilI.', Senator Wrst f,r ST. Loui
and a. S Hewitt !nf fsaini0G,
| About two lun's W-t,,tepupifIl IN h'ar
|, in; these ven..mon, sui Tie Rtat 'mllo
YVES no. ,akin nntii haIi a. !tm. /, ! re
; suited as sllnss: Chicago Is. s.. II. inis II
saratog" 8, i.oniavitie 3, Cincinnati 4
/ Baltimore meme. ss..35 sg}
!, Louicyillo was withdrawn and anothe
/ ballot taken, with tho following result
. Chicago 10, St: Louis II, Saratoga ..
! IA, third ballot was taken immeiliatel
and resulted in the selection OF Chicago .
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TIE WOOL TARIFF
And the Difference Of Between the Al
NNNalcN Of lito I1YN kiafrs Z

And the difference OF Between the Al.
voastcu Of tic Two Sides.
From Oar Special Correspondent. .aHu,n.Y. q.
: WASHINGTON, D. G., February % "A FREQ
trader before the House Committee en-
Ways and Means was arguing that it Yves
folly to say that wcolen goods needed pro.
lection. "Why," said he, 81 ship clothing
made.in New York right into the marts OF
countries from whence We import wool. II
We can import wool, manufacture it into
clo.l, and ship it back at a profit, what
seDao is there in placing duty upon wool ?
Do we want protection OF that sort? Nc"
"llow is tlat?" l inquired OF q wool
manufacturer Of the East, who stood hard
by in the committee room.
"Oh!" said the gentleman, laughing,y,
II can answer that argument in four simple
words--words that any child can under.
stand" -F'
"please answer it, them" ,...
"lti is q lie," said tho manufacturer, sol.
emnly. "But that is not oil the lies | have
heard uttered here in the room. II the
people OF the country only knew" lie con.
linued, that every man who appears here
for free trade comes III the interest OF poll.
tics, and is not q man affected by tariff tx.
cept lor fee or politically, aud tina. those
who speak for tariff and labor are actual
dealers, the effect OF Tree trade talk would
not amount to anything. There is dis.
tinction and q difference" 1.5l7.
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TUE PRINCE ON THE pOOn,
Wales Mnktan speech o" thc Dwelling
Nfthe Poor .- 1'.t

Wales Mnktan speech ou the Dwellings
0fthc Poor. }'.s,
LONDON, February 22-Tho House ei
Lorde agreed 10 The Marquis OF Sal:sbury's
motion TO appointa commission on the
housing Of the poor. The Prince ef Wales
addressed the Honso OIL the subject. He
said he had been impressed, as all classes
were being, regarding the condition
OF tho poor. lie was gratilied
that Royal Commission had been ap.
pointed to look into tho matter. lie took
the liveliess interes, In thc.question, and
felt tlat.ered at being appointed a member
OF the G ,mmission. The snbjact was moi
totally unknown to him. None could say
the lMborers upon his Norfolk estates were
badly housed. The Princes speech was
received with cheers,
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A GARRISON GONE.
THE BRITISH SURRENDER TokAR,
And a'Jorlly OF tbs Soldiers Escape In tho Night
fhN Princs OF Wales Heads Y Commission 10
ltqairs into ths Condition OF Dwsi.
llnKa OF tho r0or-CAbie Mans. Et.

LONDON, February GA special 10 the
Daily 7tfyuph announces the surrender
oil Tokar, but nothing has been received
by the Government confirming tho report.
The Times hss conlitmatory report. Spies
who have Just arrived ut Suakim report
that the commander OF tho garrison at
Tokar sent q flag OF truce to the rebels on
Tuesday, that conference wns held
on Wednesday, and that a conditional
surrender was agreed 10 On Thursday. lie
also states ihata large number Of the gar
rlson objected strongly against tho sur.
render, aud finding their objetioEs over
ruled they made their escape IRON Tokar
during Wednesday night. Tho terms OF
tho agreement have not yet been learned,
but 1t is believed the surrender WAS made
on the condition .la! tho lives OF the gar
rlson and porulace DO pparcd, ind that
they be allowed 10 make their way to
Cairo. .',0I .'.'
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REVISED geography oithe United States
p,naIpl, on the north, south, east and west
Ly ChiCagc.
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GI,e zntellise1fea;,

-. ,o.. - mn, - r"or,"c"'h Street.