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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Cleyeland's YisltOrs-General Grant
Calls and Leaves His Card Tam
many Halrs Address.
Terrific Collision-Ou Cars Ex-
plode The Burning Fluid on
the Frozen Raritan.
CLEyELAND'S RECEPTIONS.
They Recommended Early in the Morning
as Also Several Private Conferences.


NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-President-eleet Cleveland
bIeakIasted early this morning, in company with
Colonel Lamont Mayor Grace and General Fsrnt-
worth. Then he began his daily reception.
Among those who called Governor Abbot, o. New
Jersey; ex. congressman Biggs, OF Delaware; I;
Hugh Mclaughlin OF the Tammany delagat ,,
appointed 10 present the compliments of the
wigwsms braves to Cleveland, came during the
morning. General Cochran presented an address,
adopted By Tammany last evening. The Kansas
delegation was heard this morning. It
consists OF Mayor Needy, or LeavsnwOrth:
Judge Everest. w. c. Perry, Ansel Mathewson
and Editor Mumford. General Blair was to-day
urged by delegation for Secretary of the Inter
iOr, being indOrsed by the Grand Army of the
Republic OF Kansas and the Republican and
Democratic members OF Congress OF that State.
DR.. :. ) Miller. OF Nebraska, is being presented
for Postmaster General. The other callers were
Abram s Hewett. General Blair, Of Kansas; Senator
Davies, OF Virginia, and j. a. Harper, OF New
York. During the forenoon Mr.. Cleveland went
10 photograph gallery and had his picture taken.
Senator Barnum called to day; also q nerais
army. Mr. Cleveland had bali an hours c0nver-
sation with Abram 5. Hewett and 3. B. Smalley.
OF Vermont, and one member OF the Democratic
National Committee, Hubert o. Thompson, and
ex Mayor Cooper were admitted TO the conference
for POSTMASTER General by Governor Click. OF
Kansas, who beat st. John for Governor Mr..
Miller snd General Blair were also in conference
with the President-eleet this afternoon.
General Grant called at the Victoria Hotel this
afternoon and left card Tor Cleveland
A report is current this afternoon that Cleve-
lands purpose is to stop, on his way back 10 Al
baDy, at Greyst0ne and confer with Mr.. Tilden
but his private secretary, Lamont, denied this.
1t is said the President elect will leave for Al
bany TO night and make no stops. Among the
afternoon callers were Congressman Ellis, of
Louisiana: Wm L. Scott, of Pennsylvania: Jesse
Selieman. Edwards Pierrepont Geo. Enrett and
eX-NayOr Ely. OF New York. delegation of
bank presidents oas also received. IL is bel eyed
the object was 10 confer with Cleveland on the
silver oupstiOu.
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1be Palace Rink at Lafayette.

Special 70 the Sentinel.
LAFAYKTTE. Ind, Feb. THE Palace Roller
Skating Rink was crowded this afternoon ID It's
utmost capacity. the occasion being the little
folks fancy dress carnival 1t was the first ever
given in this city, ana 1t wss grand success In
every particular The manner IN which our citi-
zens interested themselves in tbs affair must .
exceedingly gratifying to the managers os the
INK The work of enlarSing this rink
is soing on as fast as the wea&sE Permits, and
state. Experienced rink managers say the ma
iority OF the people always skate where they nd
the largest skating surface. III this is the case the
two rinks now being constructeo will not decrease
the attendance at the Palace. for when the extea-
sion Is completed, this rink VIII have skating
surface one-iourth larger than the two Oh Main
street,
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CEyLoS. Feb. 7-Arabi. in an interview upoa
the fall OF KhartOunn said he believed before the
oapitula.iOn of the city the Mahdi had At least
10000 soldiers. By soldiers. Arabi said he meant
only men armed With spears The Prophets
army, Arabi continued, varied in size according
70 the news OF the British success or rsvese upon
which the disposition of the tribal chiefs de-
pended He believes the capture of Khartoum
viii draw al the Arab Chiefs under the standard
of the hahdi. Around KhartOum, Arab thinks
the Prophet had at least %, ,OO0
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A Sc. Louis Editor Assaulted.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. Roswell p. Swift, son OF VIII
liam Fl. Swift, prominent contractor and a
wbilom newspaper maa. called at The office OF the
Evening Chronicle this morning sud inquired for
". l. Little, the managing editors Alter a COZ
loqcy concerning an article which appeared in IN
ChIon Gle CT yest erday Swift strucE Little with a
cane ard scutfe ensued. Little rec lived cash
in the che ck swift was arrested. Little claims
that swift attempted 10 rise revolver but il fsils
10 go Off The obnoxious article rnsde reference
TO the recent marriage OF young ssift's father
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Rosss's Rumsred Successor.

sroJX CITY, Iowa, Feb. A statement having
been published that John Brennan, OF this city,
had been selected to succeed O'Donovsn Rosa ss
leader OF the Irish dynamiters. ana that General
convention OF dynaniters will be held mex June.
Brennan says be has no knowledge oi any conven-
ZION. and II be had he would not give the fact ID
the public. RegsrdiDg The alleged succession ne
says: at has been the ambition OF my life th,t
j might be afforded opportunities 10 suffer ana
ms Ike sscrlhces for my native couuFry an iss peO-
pie. but am neither warrior ror mariner.
nor aul likely 10 b6 selected for any post reGur-
ing much skill or daring in the arr OF killing"
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such inten sc excitement that mss meeting was
called. Over thousand citizens responded. Res
elutions OF indignation a. the awless acts OF the
Chinese were adopted. A committee was ap
pointed to notify the Chinese that they must all
leave the city. Groups OF citizens visited each
Chinese house and compelled them to pack up
their effects and then marched them 10 large
warehouse, where they are imprisoned, awaiting
the departure of the steamer for San Francisco to-
morrow second mass meeting, attended by
100, was held to-day. standing committee was
appointed empowered TO prevent any Chinese
from locating in this city in the future.
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THE RECORD
Showing the Marriages, Births end
Deaths During the Past Week.

ALTAR.
Edward r. Pses, Mary Pryor.
Clifford Tranei, Lydia TOwnsey.
Conrade Haidy, Minnie Wellaud.
Randolph Newman, Pauline Hasse.
Armin Bohn. Lizzie UhL
Nicholas V. Pryor. Cratic Brock.
Alexander scott, Amanda Lee.
Augustus +. GrOte Elizsteth Elenora VIII.
Henry schule. Barbara Neitner.
CRADLE.
Simon and Dora Goldsmitn-boy
Lev, sad Mary knoX-girl.
John and Mary COllyer-girl.
george and Frederika HOeld-2irl.
Benry and Nora Pieifer-boy.
Pat ana Minnie Monscban-girl.
John aud Gertrude Kenkel-giri.
John and Rosie COSsmon-bOy.
Christian and Cresenz HenTy-hoy
Vim. and Matilda GouId-boy.
Chas. and Dora Kerr-bOy.
EnOch and Ida Tripp-boy.
Fred and Ge0rglue SeatOn-bov.
John and Emma Desn-boy
Martin and Anna Shea-girl
william Wheeler and Mary Wilscn-Doy.
Henry and Sophia StOeble-boy.
Carlton and Jennie Brown-girt.
Michael ana Hannah Sahey-giri.
II. ~ ana Charlotte GTeen-oOy.
Jerry and Anna Bush boy
Carl and Marie YuDg-Ooy
August and fabeth NOgsl-giTi.
". II. ana Louisa KreslO-twin boys.
George and Maggie Hshn-girl.
Nicholas and Theresa JOhengeu-giri.
Alouzo end Hetty EepleT-gir
William and Jane Twines-girl.
Joseph spd Annie SuDress-girl.
John and POlv StinOower girl.
Joseph and Els Hatmon- girl.
n. u. and Elva Hadley--giTl.
James and Ida Sheeny-bOy-
Victor and Emma Klincstein-girl-
Bichard and Elizabeth Lymsn-girl
Thornton and Minnie Pierce-girl.
Peter and Margaret Mueller-girl.
Fritz and Louise hne0dle-bOy.
John and Sarah ietser-girl.
srles and Evaline WilsOn-boy
William and Lille Warmsley-boy-
Fred and Marie weber-gir.
W. A. and Ida Conner-boy
John and MoIlie McGinnis-boy.
j. W and Nancy Large-boy.
TOMB.
Mamie Brosnan, thirtyseven years. heart dis
Otto Schwartz, eighteen months, marasmus.
Morris Bundy, five months. Group.
Louis Suhr, hfty-one years, bronchitis.
James sym, seventy nine years, heart disease
(supposed)
Addie Kinghsm. four years. pneumonis.
Christian Zanke, one year, hydrocepn.
Jackson Harris, forty-sx years. consumption.
Alton Giyens. four years, Inflammation Of the
brain.
Sarah Clark, ffty-one years. consumption.
T.. b. Drake seventy-two years, heart disease.
Olive Flowers, twenty five years. consumption.
David q. Ayres, segenty-seven years, pneu-
mOnia
Panick O'Reily, seventy-nine years, debility.
Maggie Walters, sixteen years. typhoid fever.
Louisa Singel, twenty eight years, ssrconia.
Henry Day, two months, diarrbes.
Bertha Butts, three years, ecarlatina.
W. II Stout. five } ears, Group.
sophia Goodwin, seventy years, heart disease.
Lotte Twines. one year, Drain disease.
Josephus hasemsn. forty-seven years heart dis
ease.
Norman Ross, sixty-ei2ht years, heart disease
catherine Cair, eighty -four years. old age
Franz Whitehead, fifty nine years, consump-
ton
". r. Bridges. twenty eight years, ezaena.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-08

MONTREAL, FEB with regard to the sntece-
d' nts OF Mrs. Dudley who shot AZ Donovan R1sss,
Mrs. Elizabeth Vicsry. o, Donczana street, has
upplied some interesting particulars. Mrs. Vie
srS belongs In Garnet. small town nine miles
from LONDON, Enel elsud. About iOur years ago,
Mrs, Dudley. according to Mrs. Weary. was frst
Tonced in that place. She was slight woman.
well drt ssed. with dark complexion and good fea-
lures and had an sir of int diligence ADD sDecta.
blI!ty. SIZE ad. boNever, an eccentric manner,
which soon attracted tue attention OF the people.
She used TO stand gazing al the shop windows IN
sn abslracted manner and would run across the
street. attracted by the merest triae
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-08

WABASH. Ind. Feb This morning Lee Linn,
editor of the Courier was accosted the street
by Wnl Hickey, OF Lsgro. who had made threats
against Inns life. The latter pulled revolver
aud shot him through the breast twice. He VIII
die
Hickey came to town last night for the purpose
OF doing Linn up, but was avoided by his intended
victim. This morning he was lying in wait for
Linn, who, after warning him TO keep Fay Shot
Linn has not been arrested. Hickey called At
Inns Office last fail 70 ventilate grievance and
was then shot at by the editor, but escaped un-
hurt.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-08
GENERAL P0REIev NEWS.
Italy Prepared 10 Materially Assist Eng.
land i'm che soudsa--th- FreII-h All
sBce FAvo--a NV All Pa,tses

Row, FEB. An tsailAn expedition. cor sistine
of 500 men. hss been ordered 10 proceed q, once
to Suakim. II IL reported that l2oQ0 more troops
are being mobiiised for service Ia Egypt.
It's stated thai the Government /, prepared to
send 3. coo troops into the 5.u3aY Al political
perues express wR-m sympathy with Englana
aau tne sroage I 0esife lJr Close alliance. L. l.
ev1cept nat italian statesmen sea oopp tu atty
Ior it>r TO nov s.serf for herself tsss.ion an ~
the nTst ers OF Enroye.
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proved that they had been married several dsys
Sir. Finklestein was very sngIy, and said TO the
clerk That his son was only nineteen years OF sge
and therefore could only marry with the consent al
his Parents. The affidavit was In due form al the
same, and there was nothing 20 do but 70 apply
for a divorce. IL wss also stated that TIC defend
ant is ernployed by her husbands father.
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A Proclamation From wo,..,.y

LoSDoN. Feb. "A dispatch has just been re
ceivec, stating that General wolseey mas issued
the suhjoined proclamation:
To The notables and lnhaoitauts OF the Scufau
England has sent me with army TO restore
peace, not 70 collect taxes nor ipjure anyone.
Will pay Tor all supplies and guarantee 70 execute
General Gordons promises Only those deserving
punishment at our hands will receive it eall
upon you TO submit. ssd not listen TO evil ad-
yisers. Come into my camp aud see my offerings:
DO one shall harm you. either coming or return
ir,er
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-08

WILkEsBARRE, Feb There was terrible expln-
sion at the boiler house OF the col;ery OF Lnde =
man and skeer, at Humboldt last night The
building was completely demolished. Debris was
thrown hundreds OF fe 4. and one boiler was
hurled 200 feet, partly demolishir-g a dwelling
house. The occupants hso barely time 10 escape
being crushed 10 Ge ith. The cause OF the expto-
.hOEsalds.
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A Terrible Tragedy,

Il. LOUIS. FEB. "A dispatch from Vincennes
1nc., TO the Chronicle says there was double
tragedy at that place last evening. Henry Strot-
man, who has four children sick with typho.d
fever, has been lately very religiousIy inclined,
even fanaticaliy. Last evening be ives praying
oyer bis sick children when his wife told him if
he would bu,ld nre he would 90 them more real
and, seizing heavy spade handle, he bsuAlly
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-08
More Couriers Expected.

LONDON, Feb IA dispatch today from wolse-
ieys nesdquarters states that coBriers. accom- pa
med by an escort. are now their way across the
desert, and are expected TO arrive az Kort to
night They conveying fh.. report OF Lord
Beresford's sttempt to rescue Colonel Wilson and
psrly from TIE island in the Nile where theJ have
6een hemmed in by hostile Arabs
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Goods RetaiIed at Less Than
Wholesale Prices.

H H Z . II L. Z = II:
&c for can Sweet Corn.
5tc for doz cans Lima Beans
soc for doz- cans Succotash.
s0c Tor doz cans Peas.
&c for 1-galicn can Apples.
ttc for gallon can Pie Peaches.
3c for can California Apricots.
15e for cans Dsmson Piums, Gooseberries or
sc for cans Blackberr:es. Strawberries or Rasp-
berries.
20e for jar aoir's scotch Jams
zsc ior 10. best uncolored Japan Tea.
3lc for 10. choice Gunpowder Tea.
I5c for To- Arbuekle Coffee.
fl.0o for Il lbs Granulated Sugar
tt.oo for rs his Extra Sugar.
25e for lbs Lard.
TLc Ter ID. for Kingan's Shoulder Meat
lcc rei 10. for Kinean's Breakfast Bacon
e5c for lbs Dried Sugar Corn
25c for lbs best Carol ma Rice.
&c for ~ lbs- New Turkish Prunes.
zoe FOR 4 tbs. Currants.
2sc for gallon Honey Drip syrup.
&c for 10 lbs akron Oat Meal.
Ice for 10 Nuscstel Raisins
acc for 10 Star Tobacco, 7plugs.
1oc for 10. Baking Powder.
sc for IN. Evarorafed Apples.
SC fer 10. Dried Apples or Lima Beans
cc Tor quart choice Navy Beans
see Tor 25-ib. sack Crown Jewel Flour.
t.75 for bol. Crown Jewel Flour
25c for II bars German Soap.
23c for bars French Villa Soap.
nc Tor lbs Pearl Starch.
40c for l0-ie kit White Fish.
Sc for 10. Cod Fish.
zoe for keg Hol.srd Herring.
2oc for 8 cans Salmon or Nackerel.
O. III. - ~ III F1 a ID sc R.
463 and 457 Virginia Ave.
H. r.. sc HR ABE R.
20. "a sud IA Mass. Ave.
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INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. Feb.

~AsHfNefoN, Feb. s.
1og 1enos-see ana Ohio Valley Light loca
rains or snow. with colder and partly cloudy
weather. variable winds. shifting to northerIy,
higher barometer.
For the Upper Lake Regions-Coider, clearing
weather northwesterly winds. becoming variable,
higher barometer.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-08
A Fire at the Signal Service ONCE Causes a
Serious Loss OF Reco rds Etc.

WASHINGTON, Feb. "A fire this evening in
annex to the signal service Office destroyed and
damaged number of valuable neurological
records. and alm0s. ruined some OF the finest in.
struments in the Office. The FIRE was confined to
the second. third and fourth floors. The records
destroyed and injured are those which have been
collected during the past five or six years and
Sn4cn the officials say tie replaced. A
number u charts were also damaged beyond fu-
tiie u'e. The instruments injured were OF the
finest class of baron eters az d thermometers. The
sis nal service officials unable TO estimate to-
nIRht the loss 10 the service. Loss on building
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DISMAL PROSPECTS.
The Situation or the British Troops In
the S0udsn is Extremely
PeriiOus.
Italy Seems Ready and Anxiou
TO Assist England in Her Pres
ent Misfortunes.
sOUDAN AFFAIRS LOOK SERIOUS.
stewart's Small Band on the Nile Threat.
ened With DETERMINATION.

LONDON. Feb. 7.-Dispatches from KortI to-day
indicate serious state OF affairs at the British po-
sition near Netemneh. Lord Wolseley telegraphs
the var Office that courier had just arrived from
Gubat, and reports that Colonel Boscowsn the
commander Of that place. Is seriously I'll, and the
Mahdfs forces are preparing to attack the British
camp. The Arabs have several heavy guns, which
are being gradually placed in a position 10 bear
On the British camp. Other field pieces are being
mace ready Tor the same purpose. The native
tween Be,her, 5hendy and Metemneh, and the
force ut the latter place is daily receiving rein
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NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-r n e steamer City OF Chester,
which arrived this morning. reports having
passed the steamer Alaska on the 9th inst. Tue
Alaska was then putting in for Halifax The
Third officer of the Civ OF s,hester 600 va IN
charge when MS vessel passed the steamer Aiasxa
states that al me rate The latter w4s gDias sac
should resen Halifax tonight
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Advance of BrItssh Troops.

LONDON, Feb. "A dispatch from Merswi SAYS
the Blaekvatch and stafordshire Regiments have
passed bonsmi Cataract On their way tney de
siroyed The houses OF sulie men wad Samz. who
perIetrated the massacre OF Colonel Stewart and
party. The rebels abandoned Shskrok pass. Muen
ammunition snd grain were found there. The
Sornwell Regiment is now passing the cataract
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what a Correspondent says.

LONDON. FEB. The Telegraph has received a
dispatch from its special correspondent st Abu
kra, or the Nile. not far from Meutemneh The dis
patch. dated February /. says: Colonel VII
sons party state that kharioum fell on January
"a The river banks above the sixth cataract
were crowded with Arabs The Mahdi, in letter
calling on our officers to surrender, implies that
1oroon Is alive stewart expects TO bs closely in
vested here"
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Committed suicids.

fRASKfoRr, Ind Feb 7.--Alonzo Titus, sged
nineteen years son of Warner Titus proprietor
of the Coulter House. suicided this afternoon, By
shooting himself through the heed. lie u 81 a
thirty-t~ "a ibsr revolver. purchsssi for tns
p" pose 10 Gay. No cause IS assigned tor the
rash aCs
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Anarchists Executed.

BERLIN, Feb. 7.-Reinsdarf and Kenchler. the
anarchists sentenced to death December p by the
Imperial Court Leipsic. for attempting TO cause
the death OF the Emperor and other royal persons
at the Nederwald celebration, were executed At
So'clock this morning at Halle. The execution
TOOK place IN prison, aud was by the sword.
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scRuIkSESEe, Texas, Feb. Tom Morris. q
negro q years Of age. arrested at wiemaf
yesterday and brought here charged with rsvish-
Inc Joserbene sidiek. white Erl. thirteen years
of aga Aboux O'Clock this morning Norris xas
taken from the csisboo>e by 4 masked mob aud
XNanged 20 q tree. The mob came from The neigh.
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Predecessor Joraan-s Lecture.
k,DeciaI n the sanhnal

uAKTfS~vI-1x. Ind Feb. ..-Professor Jordan
PRESIDENT OF the state University, lecturec last
night on the "Mattsrhorn." His lecture was q
description Of that celebrated mountain aud of n
irip 10 Us toD bya party OF eleven persons. the
p10'efsor being one OF the party. The lecture was
both amusing and instructive. He Is evidently a
broad gauge man.
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The whining Po.t.

wlLNSSTos. Del . Feb. Niue ecnvicts were
whipped at Newcastle this morning eight for lar
ceDy and one for burglary The st;er. negro.
received twenty lashes stood for sn hour in
the piilory. the Others received ten la hes each
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beat his vile over the bead and body and dubbed
his fsther-in- law, Chris Ottesmeyer, sixty three
years old, I'LL be killed him. StrOtman was finally
oveTDOvered by the police. but not until City
Marshal ROmer had been badly beaten. Mrs
StIOiman IS fatally injured. The murderer IS
jailed and thought 10 be insane.
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LONDON. Feb. The War OGee reports thar TO
troops car be spared from ireland. II has been
suggested that the Government cal out sufficient
nun be o. militia O. do garrison duty IN place OF
the bG;tslfons 10 be sent 10 the Mediterranean
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nlgnt alone checke1 the1r zeal Ut daylight me
whole camp Of the enemy captured. Our
losses were slight, and the enemy were driven 10
from Langson. The troops will halt and revictual
before proceeding The health OF the soldiers is
excellent Our brigades rival with each other in
xH-lf
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Davitt ostracised In Rome.

RosE. Feb. Michael Davitt on arriving
Thursday last went TO an English hotel. but was
compelled TO seek other quarters because the En-
gsh guests 81 the hotel refused to sit at the same
table with him.
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French yietorias an Tauaui..

PARIS. Feb Z-Gerera, RIisre DeIisse tele-
graphed yesterday 70 the Gosernm meat from Hous
AonR, 80 fniiowt: "0ur sroocs yesterday carried
th1ee iors comma ndins the chiusse csmp. TIE
psn sisp;ayed suca spirit and decisive cs.h th.:
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Mr. Consnt ,,,il M,.-,nx.

Nkw IoRK. Feb. Word was received to-day
AZ the Office OF Harpers' Weekly thst the m,n In
Athens. Ga WHO WAS supposed 10 De the missing
Mr.. Conanr. turned out 10 be Mr. =. strand who
10 IN the employ Of the Harper Brothers
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q KyKLASD. O.. Fet- 7.-up g. A Garfeld
hled snswer to-day in the Common Pleas Court
70 tho petition Of Thankful Tanner. Who entered
s1ie Az days seo seatnst Mrs { lrfeid for se5
80. Tanner wes Knocked Gown py Mrs. Gu-
6eld's e. vfisge aud very siishtiy iniures The
enswer eated thaf Tanner seriously in
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frsEsA. Cak. Feb. during the riot La.
night between the chinese, STRAY bullet killed
David Kendall. member OF the City Council. An
other severely weunded boy. Toe news created
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CIrcumscribing Ross.'s Circulation.

DuB1N. Feb. 1.-The Dublin Gazette proelaims
the seizure by the authorities all OF copies of
Rossa's United irishman for January Path sent TO
Ireland.
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AcQufffed.

CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-Dssx Sergeant Patton, EN-
ployed at the Chicago Avenue Police station.
charged with having made q criuzinal assault
upon ayoung girl prisoner, was acquitted before
tie Criminal Court Jury.