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.SCIOTO-LOMAS,
PROGRESS OF THE TRIAL Of kELLI =, =
ths EsSlussrs Of the seioto aud LON a, gx,uI,.s.
ASA'00h Keeper Ts,,la's .Ass u. Sold L,q,or b
10 Keller % tAe Day Of ths Dl..,t.r.
Coadletias StAtsnsnts Of Witnesses. Il n M
Special Diqlatch to he Ln!suigeacf,.

spee'a Disateh to he In!eli9eactr. ,lMit5
EPARKERsDURa, W. Va, January .,l.-Tba
iint witness in the Keller case this morn.
Ing was Charles N. Page, Of Wood county
who was second engineer on the scioto
dis testimony related to tho signals he ~.
ceived, and his management Of The sclo,o.
He was in charge at the timo OF the co1. n
lislon; after Tie boat struck he backe,, M ~.
scioto toward the Virginia shore with All
his power until tho water drove him from
the engine room. At tho time he left tha
wheels had ceased turning. 7 .s,S't,
The second witness was the engineer II
the scioto, Cyrus Hlggs. lie corroborstsJ
the evidence Of Pago in every particular,
and said when he ran through the epoin,
room the wheels we're still moving, '37',
John White, who was keeping a ,c,oo,
at Moundsville, testified thnt ka,Iss Ioon VI.
a drink in his saloon on The ,iav "s n tha e.. sos
aater. s He'll confident Kellar was no not In In.
Mr.. ChaIfant, Of Wellsville, o testif,a,
tnat ne was passenger on the Seioto, .'IIIa
saved himselt by getting on to the bn1r;'
cane deck. He gave the particulars OF tha3
whole occurrence. q. -; I ~" : : 1N1.' e-'o
Mr.. Hubbard, an old steamboat NAV
who was on the Seioto as engineer, corroh.', '
Grated the testimony. OF Page and uicps =,
I. Daniel Malone,tot East Liverpool, nert
came on the stand, His ,es.itannv was
worse than useless. He Coniral;c,Ga NJ NJ
ss ssli many times as 70 his position when %
the boats collided and in other mattera 'ea
:. Engineer McCann was called back sev. y, !.
sral times and subjected to rigid I esamip. ndp
John M. Sweeney. q Wheeling. wan =.
amined as to q conversation ,hld win M,
Cann after the disas,er:.S sTsOsnn iestiiiea
that he did npt tell Sweeney that G he .lirst !.
stopped Tho Lomaa and then went ahead. /,
J Sweeney testified that he did. Sweeney.
also, as boat building expert, pays : meas.,
arements, answering technical Questions % !.
and illustrating bis answers with rno,ieiS % Il
lhe evidence is nearly all in. -
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CABLE FLASHES.

:. Gauthier, De. .Rumilly, the Oldest member
ot the French Senate, Is dead. 'sr3i' ~ ~ a
la, France rcasselts that Admiral Cour.
bet; made an attack on Zach. Mini and was
repulsed with grea. loss. !, li;l 80
y I've. .inyalided members OF Stanley's ex.
pedition have arrived at MaderIa.F Tney
are, positive that D. Brsaaa, The French er.
plorer, hss been killed by natives. 3 2.
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Mn. RANDALL, according to the Record Of
L's native heath, talks childishly to the
newspaper correspondence" The Record
isa Tree trader, and Mr.. Randall belongs to
that noble army OF misplaced mRrtyra
which Mr.. Watterson, godfather Of Mr..
Carlisle, has graciously given leave to ''go
to the devil" There seems to be q lack OF
harmony in the party, eg ti
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: MHrtlHl Law In Auatria.

January 3l..-Apprehension Of
further ,socialistic disturbances has led to
the adoption Of extraordinary measures by
the Ministry. By virtue Of the law Of 1860
they have published an ordinance which
proclaims a kind OF martial law In the dis.
tricts Of Vienna, Kelenberg and Wiener
Neustsdt. Special measures have been
adopted also with regard 10 Suspicious let.
ters and dangerous publications. In Vienna
and KGaenberg trial by jury issuspended.
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81 UNTIL Mr.. Evans was nominated by the
President 10 be postmaster at Martins.
burg, it was hot charged that he had taken
part in lynchinH spree. His success up
10 That point maddened the incumbent,
Andthe lyuching lob is brought up to de-
'as confirmation. The aiIidavits else.
where printed are conclusive proof, il any
were needed, Of Mr.. Evans' innocence Of
any participation in that hideous affair;
and Judge Faulkner,u q gentleman who is
not OF Mr.. Evans' political party, bears
testimony to his good character. 1t is the
residents privilege to nane whom lie
p'eases for the Martinsburg postoaice, and
We can not believe that the Senate will
S'thout cause reject the nominee. No
Saase has been uhown, but in Its stead
reckless malice. The movers in this ugly
business knew as much about Mr.. Evans
sosn he ran for the Legislature as they
Know now, the only difference being that
,aey had not then any personal reason to
backen him. si}e5j vs. 1r0D
A'' Wlsner has not been removed. His
e'u has expired, and President Arthur, in
Appo'ntins Mr.. Evans, exercised the same
Ha' That Pfesidcu: Hayes exercised in
appointing Mr.. Wisner. No man can claim
me hold on n pos.otlice. Gratitude to
ule party, to say nothing Of fair play to
: 4eman, should haye forbidden the cruel as
ssu'! which has been made on man who
~, borne himself we'll IN his community
sul oy hss own efforts raised himself to a
ros''ion Of honorable prominence in The
a A'e' !he interest in this matter is not
s sulaeo TO Mar.insbure; the aaair Is being
o.s oA'enea y closely by Republicans through.
NJ. ,M 'As State, who desire the confirmation
"ste appointment 8
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The Democrats Of Scranton, PENN
sylgaaja, have nominated ior Mayor one
Besmish, well.known in Pennsylvania as a
bcss and e1.siate prison convict, in prefer
euce to Mr.. Powderly, the labor leader,
Who malca good mayor OF Scranton. This
la baek-hauded way to "honor the work
Ing man." and there is a good deal Of
bohberY oyer il.
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StillAnother Cnse.

= Fl. WAisE, IND January 3l.-Wllliam
Bennett WAS arrested here while Claiming q
trunk at the Pennsylvania depot. The off,
GERS compelled him to open the trunk on
account Of strong odor, and the body Of
a nude white man was disclosed. Bennett
is medical student. He eatitfiel the off.
GERS that he obtained the body at Lima, o !,
in legitimate manner and WAS released.
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: CAPITAL CHIPS.

.lNorvin Green, President Of the ~estevn
Union Telegraph Company, addressed tho
gepste Committee on Postofices and Post.
roads yesterday, in opposition to the postal
telegraph bill 50. s,:;..,-.s = -
The House Committee on Public LXauy
yesterday adopted, by unanimous vote,
q resolution declaring the forfeiture OF the
land grant noy held; by the Oregon Cen.
trail Railway Company.
A postof1ice has been established et
Calie, Marshall county. West Virginia, and
Theodore j. Campbell appointed post
master. John Cook has been commission
ed poStHa9tsr Ct Codarsburg, West V.r-
ginla. IA, Sssi$ Xxx - -. ~
Among the patents issued this week wess
the following to West Virginia inventors i:
To James W. Hammet, Of Grant, for m
apparatus 70. boring wells. To Matthew
s. Holt, Of Weston, tof s recording table
The Ways pud Means Committee held Q
session yesterday, bat nothing was said
about the tariff. Chairman Morrison la;
prepared bill providing for twenty per.
cent horizontal reduction which it il
UNDERWOOD will he reported to the HOUSE
on Monday hefk :!
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/. Has the Union Tnk cn plnce-

p CHICAGO, January 3l.-Under the CAP:
ton "Gobhled by the Wts!ern- Uniic-:, 8: :.
u the 11eraW3 suys this moroi.ei' upon the
auAsherity 4 81 Nj. .Roha,s Stewart, that The
aobsolidatioh OF the Western Union and
3 q 9. Telegraph Companies is an estab.
lished fact. z In>an interview, Mrs. Stewart
saye:fs" II cannot; give you any details OF
the arrangement, but you may set 1t down
as q TACT that tho consolidation took place
and that my resignation as General Super.
in.endent Of the B, l. O.. ia :dustoA that
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sun UDsolyH.

LOUISVILLE, KY, January 3l.-Tne SEN
atorial situation remains practically n
changed. There was an exciting time 10
caucus tonight. A motion TO drop the
hindmost candidate was Lost. "A deal Of
time was spent in the discussion OF Car.
Isle as candidate. Mr.. Harcourt was re-
quested to withdraw Carlisle's name, but
before 1t was withdrawn the caucus ad-
journed till Friday.
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a THE NEWiPkLSlDEHT.

QuiotS Work Being Done for General
3 : LoEnn Among tho Colored Men.
From Our reSpetial Cortspoidens. - ~ st.5
iWAsHlSoroS, January S1.-"Strong
faedons ate a work to secure the Republic.
can: Presidential nomination for Senator
Logap,p observed colored man from Vir-
vinia, who was q delegate to the Chicago
convention that nominated Garfield. &.
's"Haye you been worked upon in Viz
ginia I'll asked. tf.rEl 4
t"Yes, sir, and the State is cut in half to-.
day., There are men out in the interest Of
Logan, and you would be surprised to know
the factions that are for him. He is very
strong.n 49, tNi5' 40 -
How doea Mr:; Arthur stand in Viz.
."Yery we'll, but not ior denomination.
We arc going to give him complimentary
vote, that's atl. Don't understand Well,
I'll tell yoh. !, There ia large element
working Tor Logan. and they are doing it
pretty, shrswdly. Wo are for Grant first,
and Sherman next, but neither arc candi.
dates. Arthur, Logan and Blaine are pre-.
sented TO us % candidates by these men,
and they have programme. It Is to cast
a complimentary ballot for Mr.. Arthur;
they say other. States will do the same
ihing. Then 1--WE are 10 vote for Logan.
Should 1t become apparent that Logan can
not be nominated We arc 10 turn to Blaine.
See2 That is pretty smooth, and Is in
tended TO cover all three factions. It does
do 90. 1t seens." = y '+'-S 5S;5 e : = =
"What class Of men are conducting this
mover" 49, llSE'5 ~ s.Ia
ut Is led by como white men, but 1t
came up in a caucus ei ,colored Kepubli.
cans the other night, and tits taking, I
believe the colored people everywhere arc
being worked upon In the interest Of
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A Remarkable I)eafh.

New YoR., January sl.-Mrs. Mary R.
Forester, aged twen,y-seven, died to-day
ut her home In Brooklyn from ,.mallgnant i.
pustule, which appeared on her face on
Tuesday. E.rly Tuesday morning Or F..
II. R1ss was called to attend her. Site
complained Of severe internal pains. When
he went to see her few hours later be no.
ticed diecolozed spot on her nose. She
suffered intense painlaud the spot spread
over half her nose in:!two hours. 1t con-
tinued 10 spread rapidly over her entire
face for ten hourS after ita first appearance.
She died in terrible agony, - j
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WHEELING, FEBRUARY /, 1884.
GRAFTON d aREENBRuER.
ino Formal Opening Of the Road u
49,. Splendid Success.
Special Dispdtch 10 lhs hakLfoenne, ~T

sfStA' D"Pusea 70 VIZ ihkupenocf. y
GRAFTON, w. Va, January 3l.-The
celebration OF the opening OF the Grafton
Y areenbrier road at Phllippi to-day was a
grand success. Three thousand people
were present, including a large delegation
from Taylor county. The Grafton cornet
oand and the Phllippi band were present.
The address Of welcome was made by
Oapt' T. A. Bradford and the response by
hon. B. +. Martin, president Of the com.
pany' Gen. B. F. Kelly was greeted with
cheers and made few remarks. The
weather was good. An excellent dinner
BY the citizens was served to all present,
and the festivities closed tonight with
grand ball. T. = lgf
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GENERAL KElFIR's assault on the cores
poudent Of the Cincinnati Commercial Ga
:dt is no! diyerting attention from ihe fact
thu! he used his power as Speaker to turn
sgoOd man out Of non-political place
and put bis nephew in. That Is what
makes il 80 uncomfortable for keifer. i
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Cunning for tho Priuce Of wa,e.,

Bpls7oL, january, 3l.-The, Prince Of
Wales etsyted on his return to London to-
day.EA large csowl assemb|ed at the
station to witness his departure and cheer.
ed him enthusiastically. The Bristol police
warned the Prince yesterday not to walk
On the suspension bridge alter dark
for fear !, hs would cope to harm.
The train from London to- Bristol,
upon which 1t was known "a Fenian wal
travelling, was watched along tho entire
rop.e by detectives. The Mayor OF Bristol
receiyea letters threatening desth to the
royal family. a farmer vic. .ppruhasei a
gun With the svowed intention q shootipg
the Prince, and who, was srrested herss h,s
Tuesday, has been sent 10 the asylum.
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SHAKERS swISDLEp.
A Religious Community Daped by n
bllck hc0unNrel. M -LN-

LEBANON, O., January 3l.-The gullibility
oi Shakers generally Is proverblal, but the
community at Union Village, iour miles
west oi town, seem to get swindled oltener,
perhaps, than any other class Of people on
the face OF the earth. They own irac.
ton lsss than 5000 acrea OF the best land
In Warren county, on which they barely
mako subsistence. rN1.. Ei9y'
About nine months ago q stranger bear.
Ing the distinguished name Of Lorenzo Dow
Dobbins came along Ia search Of q place to
live, and was made one OF their own mum.
bel. He hailed from "Ole Virginny," and,
being man Of oily tongue and sancti-
moniou1 appearance, soon ingratiated him
self into lhe good graces Of the brethren,
and sbout three months ago succeeded In
being appointed an elder. His duty was
to look after tbs financial affairs Of the com.
munity and to attend to the selling Of the
produce and receiving money for the same.
A lew days ego he made sale Of 2, 500
bushels OF corn at Middletown, and i'm.
mediately all The .iolce was engaged
In delivering 1t by wagon, distance oi 10 !
miles. When the last ear was safely shov.
eled In the warehouse, Mr.. Dobbins re-
ceiyed payment in check on the bank OF
Middletown. He put 1t in his pocket and |
returned to Union village. On Saturday
morning, after scraping together what he |
could find, he ordered out the best buggy |
and horse on the premises and sailed out |
for Middletown. Reaching that place he |
drove to the nearest livery stable, where
he left the rig, and then has,eninR to the
bank and drawing out all the money for
the corn, ran to the depot and took the
first train for parts unknown. '-,aS
:, The Shakers waited patiently all that |
day and the next for bis return, and at last |
when he failed . to put in an appearance
late Monday afternoon, it'began to dawn |
on their minds that they had been swim.
died again. !!rr!S'f!.l ..!l;f'.:' l'.:.s ,0fs.,
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RsADlSci PA, January 3r:-st noon tc,
day aslcigh With . nun,her Of ladies upset
on Crooked Hill, Some Of the women
were thrown down the mountain side and
olhera trampled by. the horses. Mrs Wm,
Hummel had her aoss broken aud face
badly damaged. Three were seriously in.
]ured about tho head snd some others bad.
ly Injured, .2E ~ ~ &. it,,,s'':s -
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WAsHlSaros, D. O., January Gloon.
gresaman Phil Thompson, Of Kentucky,
received dispatch from Frankfort, Ken
lucky, to-day, stating that in the Senatorial
fight Blackburn's friends had found that
Williams were combining against them,
and that as soon as Blackburn had learned
1t he and bis friends had begun to combine
against Williams. Thompson says there
is no doubt but tina. it will result in the
defeat Of both Blackburn and Williams,
and will elect either Speaker Carlisle or ex.
Congressman Caldwell. ~" {
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GENERAL HANCOCK "has only comfort.
ably full figure" That is the sort Of figure
The an.iciyil service reform Democrats are.
aiming at, and they are whetting their ap.
p!iiss on tho outer edge Of the enormous
surplus in the Treasury. (
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COLONEL Ben WILSON is doing a good
deal Of promiscuous travelling and mis-
eellsneous baby.kissing in these days for a
man who Is ''out oipolitics." Colonel Ben
may give somebody haze before the con-
ventions arc over. He is man who will
bear watching.
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Ben. LIZ FgynE, the b1oad.Bbouldered
Buckeye who represents the Shelby dis
,rics, Is ready to bet his bottom dollar. that
Payne will swallow the Democratic Con-
yea.iOn. Literally fabricated, he may.
And then the real fun would begin. /
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SCHENECTADY, n. y January 3l.-Ex.
citementwas created in Scotia, suburb Of
Schenectady, yesterday, BY the eudden and
unexplained resignation ot the Ray. d. ].
Whalen, Baptist clergyman. o.day he
sa}a he resigned because of an article In a
yoston journal charging that when be was
pastor OF o church ~ Cummirgton, MaaIb
he plagiarized sermons of the Rev. DE-.
Deems, OF New York, aud others. Mr..
Whalen admits b6 used some parts OF the
but. not the entire. The church
will consider ,the cese tomorrow
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late Of the Marunsburg Statesman; G. W.
Home, merchan'; II. Wilen, sesgean. COZ.
eoration OF Marlinsburp; Chas. x. Young,
glerk corporation Of /, Martinsburp; @. D.
Lambert, member Of the City Council; E.
y. Williams, il, 4 Bro, drugglsi; L. Z.
benlz x Bro, merchsntt; w. IT. Logan,
Mayor Of Martiusbug; Fred, +. Kaisecome,
Adams Express agent; George D. Whitson,
member Of the City Council; @. w. Wis.
ner, D. Y j. VIM. Hill, Assistant Post.
master; VIM: Ra'fedse, proprietor ol the
continental Hotel; O. T. Faulkner, II:
dheo. buaer, Deputy Postmaster; Benjamin.
=. BuShnell, paiuteE. a-sl-rI- 4 h 4 -
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,COXGKEssloNAL DRInK1NG,

LIE
Hot Water About tho Only Beverage
p :'e' ijs Now in steady use. .. ,l':;S
From otsr specta! Correspondent. l's- y
WASHINGTON, January sl.-There is a
growiog belief in the deeency Of Congress.
A few irresponsible penny.a-liners, who
find 1t easier TO sit in their eilice and grind
out sensational stories without foundation
than to hustle around and look for actual
news, amnse themselves by telling tremen.
dous tales about the immortality Of mem.
bers Of Congress, but tho fact is that the
average Congressman is quite respecta-
bio person, and duly:sober.
~ think" said a member OF this Con.
grees who had been here as Congressman
years ego, .""that there is much lets drink.
ing in this Congress than there US. d TO be a
few years ago. That is, mean, drinking
OF " whisky or anything Of that nature. |
See good many members drinking hot
water at the hot water fountain adjoining
the House, but very little Of anything else.
Now it used 10 be a very'common thing to
see CoEgreesmen drinking. Indeed 80
common WAS it that nothing was thought
or said Of 1t. Now, however, it. is very
uncommon. thing to see member drink.
ing, and to See one under the influence OF
drink is something quite remarkable"
"Yea," chimed III a Congressman who
was Just taking glass Of hot water at the
fountain for his s:omach's aake, there Ger
.ainly is very little. l have only seen one
member, Of Congress this session who
could possibly be suspected Of being under
the influence OF anything more than hot
water" SSsslE4s >.
He might have added that that a. rpears
to be the constant condition OF the one
member referred to. II he Is not constant.
ly drunk his, actions and appearance are
very. unfortunate He Of course did not
mention any name, or in any way indicate
the man he referred to, but any observer
from the gallery or any one familiar with
the corridors could name member from
State which prides herself upon being q
mother;':of Pfesidente, whose appearance
and Conduct, both in and out OF the House,
indicate thathe is drunk, often staggering
Hrl1nk 2'lt y. u e.. st.
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Nav ionE, January al.-The CONNER.
oiat ddserliser says: The street believes
that as Gould and Sage have gotten their
grip on the Northern Pacific road they will
eventually own the entire business Tor.
merly known rs "rhe Villards." - J
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Is 4 recent article in this paper tie
B5s,l Of plbliC Works seemed to be held
responsible for the Governors reassess
ueut order, OF course 1t was net intend.
ed 10 place the matter in that light.
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ST. Loops, January $l.-A dispatch troH
Matamoras, Mexico, says that Rev. "a
ther Damszo Soto, Of Concordls, in the
State Of Vera Cruz, has discovered the key
to the Aztec writings, n {'i5!.S'l
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l,,s plain lhst the presidential caul-
drOn Is very near the boiling point Even
the Republicans, who have been most
backward in this matter, can't hold off
much longer. .p 4
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iudica.isns are that wool growers will
b,rs 10 look to a later Congress for relief.
B,,they ought to give this one chance to
,hnx ia hand, N
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PostoMco In'pcctor Discharged, Z.
taWAsHINGToN, January 3l.-Postmaster
General Gresham made an order to-day
Tor the immediate dismissal OF Inspector B.
H. 14anier, OF Louisiana, from the service.
Lanier WAS on duty In the Atlanta division,
but the department has not been able 10
ascertain his whereabouts for two weeks
past. It Is learned that he has been bor-
rowing money from postmasters atvarioud
points and has failed to account for sums
which have come into his hands officially.
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Atm Nine Dl.eo,e-e.,-

RAlEloH, N. O, January 3l.-The dis.
covery OF tin at Kings Mountain, Cleve.
land county, has been announced. This Is
the first discovery Of this valuable metal In
the United States. The State chemist will
make careful examination.
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A West Virginia Democrat Bounced.

From Our Special Correspondent. ~ !,
WAsHlSeros, January Sl.-Mr. Preston
Pew. Of Parkeraburg, ". Va, who has for
number OF years past been the door
keeper Of the reserved gallery in the Sem
ate, was to-day notified Of his removal.
Mr.. Pew Was frat appointed through the
influence Of ex Senator Henry G. Davls,
and was the first Democrat appointed to a
position in the Senate after the close Of the
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.xo1uEl, terrible railroad accident, and
,ho engineer was no. q. bis post Usually
me engineer Is the hero.
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Pnlllppl was happy yesterday with her
han new railroad aud three thousand peo-
pls. l.a. us hope ,hat lhfse jubilses will
Income common.
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p,Dy ,yArclllSG having broken loose In
c.ls,,,, o! course there will be au effort to
onoer tho market.
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KSrLy ia once more almost ready 10 e1.
b;bY bis wonderful motor. The Demo-
ra,;c party might get an option on 1t.
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