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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-21

THERE is great deal OF nervousness
over the natural gas explosions. Well,
here is miner down in Tennessee torn
TO pieces by the bursting of IN emery
wheel on which he was sharpening tools.
In Illinois recently a man choked to death
in vain and rash enleayor to swallow a
piece OF pork the wrong way. A man eat
Ing oysters cut his throat with small
piece Of shell. A horse ran away and
killed two persons. A New Jersey wife
poisoned her husband. We can't well
abolish ali these good things because they
some times make serious trouble. It is
better to try to control them to serve mans
purposes.
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CHATTAYooeA, Tenn, Jan. 20. DR..
Markcn, Of Adams county, Iowa, and
Mrs. Eliza Park, who eloped together,
leserting their lawful partners three
months ago, were arrested in Jackson,
Tennessee, yesterday and brought here.
Marken is believed to be implicated in
bank robbery and that $500 has been
offered forhis arrest. They were sent back
To Iowa to-day.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O,-The Housc
Committee on Postofices and Post Roads
will next Friday consider The House bill
relative to reduction Of newspaper post
age. The committee is in receipt of a
memorial on the subject prepared by
Messrs,s Mumford and Mr.. Pennison, q
committee representing the West and
Northwest. The committee was appointed
at thelast annual meeting Of the Associated
Press, held in Detroit, 10 call the atten-
ton Of Congress to the Irregularities OF
the postal law bearing on tho rate charged
for newspapers and peri..i'cals.
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Sewing Machine Factory Burned.

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 20. The extensive
sewing machine cabinet works of Thee
dore Kundtz, at the corner Of Sycamore
and Elm streets, were destroyed by fire
this evening. The works consisted Of a
threestory brick building, 2OOxBO feet,
aud two smaller wooden. structures, ali
owned by Kundtz. The origin Of the fire
is unknown. The loss will reach Ss0, 600;
insured for $S0, 900.
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nAILRoAD DUILp4Ne


and n Good Outlook.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.-The Enquirer
publishes "Gath" interview with rail-
road authority in which the following oc-
ours:
"What do you think about future rail.
road building?" asked.
"Why, railroads are going on right now,
not exactly by speculative schemes, hut
substantial schemes, We are building
more railroads than any portion Of tho
world in these very times. You must
understand that money Is plentiful and
cheap, but that 1t will not take a specula-
tive direction at present. Hence, when
men OF perfectly sound fortunes or large
corporations with good credit want money
they get 1t cheap. Rails arc now about
S27 ton, whereas good many railroads
now built paid as high as $50 to SO per
ton, as exceedingly cheap. Lumber and
ties and bridges are cheaper than they
probably can be for good while in the
future. Hence there is railroad building
in twenty directions at once. Railroads
are going into the interior OF New York
State, they are being built in both North
crn and Southern and Western Penn.
sylyania. Anew railroad Is about 10 be
constructed from the lake shore in New
York State to Pittsburgh. The new Mid
land, Baltimore & Ohio line from Column
bus to Cincinnati is nearly equipped, and
the same company is spending Sl2, GOO, 600
between Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Schemes arc matured f1r extensions Of
railroad TO shorten tho Chesapeake & Ohio
line. The present time "a rather pick
ing over the prices Of exploded systems
and aputting Of them together Ike an.
other nnZZle.n
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Tho colaru.,lu ss...tershlp.

DENVER, Jan. 2p.-The Legislature in
separate session took the first ballot for
United States Senator. The vote stood:
Secretary Teller, 35; Senator Hill, II;
Dennis Sullivan, 22; Tabor, ]. Thirty:
eightvotes are necessary to elect. Several
OF Senator Hills votes are regarded as
complimentary. Itis generally conce9ed
that Secretary Teller will be elected on
the first joint ballot tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-21
A SENATORIAL DAY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YORK,
APon Picture Of the Empire state Ropre.on.
tative-Notesoft the cauvass-DO ON Came.
ron Electod-rho Colorado Contest.
Voorhees, nnd Vest Named us Elps.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 9o.-The Republi-
can caucus finished its labors at n late hour
last night. Walter Howe nominated vii.
liam Maxwell Eyarts Us the choice of the
great majority of Republican members Of
tue Legislatures man who would do
honor to tho State, and one who would
heal up the divisions in the party. The
nomination Of Evarts was seconded by
Senators Arkell, Barker and Lansing, and
Assemblymen Hubbell aud Livingston.
General Barnum named Levi p. Morton,
and the nomination was seconded by As.
semblyman Williams. General Hustled
named Chauncy NJ. Depew. Lansing
transferred Judge Russelps support TO
Evarts and spoke in favor OF the latter.
Arkell and Hubbell also spoke in favor OF
Evarts.
The ballot resulted as follows:
q
S
On motion OF General Barnum, seconded
by General Husted, the nomination Of
Evarts was made unanimous.
The Senate formally nominated William
N. Evarts for Senator to-day. Evarts re-
ceived 10 and Edward Cooper lS votes.
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SPEAKER DENNIS borroweth trouble and
is not wise in his generation. If every
Delegate who was disappointed in the dis
tribation OF committee places is to be al
lowed to take an appeal and argue his
case, where is the balm in Gilead for the
Speaker? The Greenbrier statesman is
tempting Providence.
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TIE FATAL AVALANCHE
Ruins Numerous italian Towns and XIII,
Many Villagers. H


Many Villagers.
RoME, Jan. 2O.-News has becnxeceived
that the villages in the highlands Of Pied
mont andsavoy have beendeyastedb by the
avalanches. Three villages in Piedmont
including the important village of
Frassino, have been buried
under the avalanches from the
Piedmontese mountains. The town Of
Chanmont, in France, capital of the De-
partment OF Haute NIarne, at the io6t Of
the Yosego mountains, was partly over
whelmed with snow and many people
killed.
Another fatal avalanche occurred at
Sparone on Dora Bolten river, few miles
south Of Urea. Fifteen persons wero
known to have been buried un-
derneath the snow. AT Sparone
the villagers who have been made
homeless are in great distress and have
appealedfor reiieffrom the Royal treasury
ut Rome. Troops have been sent to as
sist the villagers.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Aoay Party Gathered at the white House.
The Nomination of Mccormick Con-
fltmed by tho sOnato Yssterday-NOws
from the Capitol Of Interest.
pREs1DENrs SECOND RECEPTION

WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 20. -Thesecond
ofthe regular receptions OF the Prcid ,nt
for the season, was given at the White
House tonight, nhonor Of Congress and
the Supreme Court. There was largo
and brilliant company in attendance. The
President received the guests in the Blue
parlor, and was assisted by Mrs. McElroy,
Mrs. Frelinghuysen, Mrs, NIcoullocb, Mrs,
Brewster, Mrs. Hatton and Mrs. Teller.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 2o.-At the aft
ernoon session of the Senate j. D. Cam
eron received a majority Of all the votes
for United States Senator. When Agnaw's
name was called he voted forA W. Ach-
son, of Washington county. Emery cast
his vote for William D. Kelly, OF Phila-
delphia. AL the other Republicans voted
for Cameron, giving him twenty.eicht
votes. The Democrats voted for William
r. Wallace, and he secured a total Of
eighteen. President Myland declared
that Cameron had been named for
United States Senator from Pennsylvania
for the next six years. Lee and Wallace
were the only absentees.
In the House the vote for Senator was
as follows: ]. D. Cameron, 1876; W. A.
Wallace, so; George Shiras, Il; W. D..
Kelly, i !; @. N. Brumm, l. The combined
vote Of the two Houses gave Cameron u
majority Of ninety over all opposition.
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TnE Register charges Mr.. Grubb with
making n beer saloon campaign for the
MayouIty. 1t looks MS though "the new
management has become desperate in
behalf Of Its party. Mr.. Grubb denies the
accusation with good deal Of emphasis.
He doesn't find it necessary to buy votes,
and he isn't that kind OF man. Perhaps
somebody will invent another fairy story
to appear in the Register SO late that it
can't be answered in print. In that case
the response will come through the ballot
Lav
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FOUND AFTER A YEAR.
The Remains of Thomas LauEhlin identified
by Ills Brother.ln. Law. b.

by IiIs sDrother.ln.Law. 81
PrTsnunon, Jan. 2o.-on the 3Gth Of
January, 1884, Thomas 1aughlin was seen
to start across the Monongahcla river on
the Ice about one mile below Elizabeth,
at Limetown. A boat had gone
up the river tho evening be-
fore and made its way through
tho ice. This passageway had frozen over
slightly, but not enough to hold one.
Iauehlin walked ahead not knowing this,
and when he came to the thin place in
the ice slipped upon and broke through.
some persons saw him falling in, but could
do nothing to save or rescue The man. No
trace was ever had Of the body until last
Saturday evening the body Of man was
fonnd floating in the river. The Coroner
investigated the case yesterday evening,
and from the testimony OF witnesses, es-
pecially that oiLaughlin's brother.in-law,
the body was identified as that OF Thomas
Langhlin. The Coroner's jury returned o
verdict OF found drowned.
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The Illlnol, Contest.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.-The Journals Spring
field, Ills, special says: Temporary
Speaker Haines applied to Mayor Nc,
Creery this morning for police to protect
him. He said he understood he was in
danger OF personal violence. The Mayor
informed him lie had no Jurisdiction over
the State House or the Legislature; that
the Legislature appointed its own police
men and he had power to appointa as many
as he deemed necessary. ifanything dis.
turbed the peace outside OF the State
House the MaYor would Interfere.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 2o.-The Daily Ne,es'
Sioux City, Iowa. special says: The lard
rendering tank in the pork packing house
Of ]. +. Booge & Co. exploded this morn
ing, killing John. o. Werrcll and John
Keelers. Another man named Joseph
Bremer will probably die. The factory
employs go men, and had the accident
occurred a few minutes later the loss Of
life would have been terrible. The dam-
age to the building amounts to $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-21

1x twenty years there have grown up
twenty glucose establishments in this
country. They represent slO,0OO,OOO OF
capital, have capacity of Ol.ooo bushels
Ofcorn day and employ $500 workmen.
II these concerns would put, little more
sugar in their glucose all might beforgiven.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-21

wnnE Hendricks was ,devising schemes
for running CIevelahd's administration
the Hoosier Democrats got together and
informed Cleveland that in their humble
Judgement Joe Mcdonald is "the fairest
among ten thousand and the one alto
gether lovely" Indiana seems to regard
Hendricks as great mistake.
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a Big Pool.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2O.-Despite ru-
nors to the contrary, there is little doubt
that the Pennsylvania and Baltimore &
Ohio railroads will agree to pool their bi.
luminous coal business the coming year.
The Pennsylvania Company is to be al
lowed 55 percent and the Baltimore &
Ohio 45 percent Of the total tonnage Of
the two companies. A representative Of
the Pennsylvania Company says the ae-
ton OF the directors in refusing to. enter
the new anthracite coal combination is
definite. The operators say this action
will not break the combination.
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ACTION or rnR cREplroRs.

A committee Of five was appointed by
the committee to examine the statement
and the proposition Of extension. It'con.
sisted of John Chalfant, John slagle, John
Dalzell, James NJ. Bailey and George A.
Berry. After some slight notifications in
the proposition it was accepted by the
committee and reported To- the meeting.
After some discussion highly compliment
tary to the firm, 1t was decided to adjourn
until Thursday Of this week, when final
action will be taken and the papers sign
cd. The adjournment was taken in order
to allow the committee 10 compare the
statement submitted with the books them
selves. Tho meeting elected as trustees
Siessrs, A. NJ. Bycrs, James Donnell, and
Orlando NJ. Harper, who will act under
the terms Of the agreement when it is
formally ratified.
It was stated on all hands that the show
ing OF the firm was eminently satisfactory,
much moro so than was expected, and no
doubt was expressed as TO the ability OF
the firm to meet its obligations.
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PmlApELpnIA, Jan. 20. = DIR. John
Buchanan, notorious three years ago by
issuing bogus medical diplomas, was again
arrested today, together with woman
calling herself pr. Rebecca Russell, who
claims to be Bucllanan's business partner.
Buchanan is charged with having again
issued bogus diplomas since his release
from prison, and further with forgery in
having subscribed the names OF some Of
adelphiaIs;mosts neutrality-suspicious.
to his bogus sheepskins.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-The Lnter-O Oceanic
Madison, Wis, SPECIAL says: The sena,
torship contest tirAiallv ended tonight
when at the caucus the supporters OF Col.
Jas. NJ. Spooner, is members, responded
to roll call. Forty-onc is a majority, and
Gen. Fairchilds' managers say there will
be no distractions in the Republican
caucus tomorrow.
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MoKErspoRr, Pa; Jan. 20.-The diff
Guilty between the puddlcrs and manager
.otthe National rolling mill has beer COM
promised, by the puddlers agreeing to
work plate iron atS4 so per ton, and raw
pig at S. 80, the price formerly paid for all.
The mill will nowbe started in full. The
tube works resume tonight, the employees
accepting the small reduction.
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wnES Mr. A. NJ. Sullivan took the
stump for Blaine the enemy said he had
sold out his Irish friends and was talking
for hire. MIR. sullivan's splendid beha-
yior, reported in the dispatches, doesn't
enroll him among the mercenaries.
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CHICAGO, January 2O.-Two heavy
freight trains on the Nickel Plate railroad,
each drawn by two engines, collided near
Grand Crossingthis morning, badly crush
the four engines and killing an engineer
named Chas. Ellis. The other.men escaped
injury. Total loss $4,000.
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RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 2o.-z. B. Vance
was reelected U. S. Senator to-day, re-
cciving l2S votes. Tyre, the Republican
nominee, received % votes. Vance ad.
dressed the Legislature tonight. Reid
was elected to the vacancy in the Fifth
Congressional District without opposi-
tion.
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Tnr Christopher Columbus ofhis time
discovers that Blaine and EIkins and their
families as well "have become intimate OF
late." Their intimacy is far from new.
Mr.. Elkins has bouncing three-year.old
boy named Blaine, and Mr.. Blaine isproud
Of his namesake. --
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PITTSBURGH, 2O.-An Everson, Pa, Pos
special says: The coke producers who
furnish the coke to the syndicate met to-
day to decide whether or not they should
continue the arrangement now in opera.
ton with the latter: The meeting was
well attended but not harmonious, and
after an animated discussion 1t was ad.
journed without taking any action
Another meeting will be held in few
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-21

Ir is given out that MIR. Cleveland is
about to begin his great effort Of selecting
aCabinet. 1t is to be hoped that MEM
bers Of the West Virginia Legislature may
pass the regular appropriations before
they start for Albany.
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rhe 81. Alhnns rolsonIng cn..e.

onlRLrsrox, W. Va, Jan. 9o,-The
young ladies', the Misses Burns, who were
poisoned by using drinking water out Of a
barrel at their home at st. Albans last
Thursday, are reported better but are not
yet out Of danger. 1t is thought the water
was poisoned by rats, as arsenic had been
used in destroying the rodents.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. Gothic Sen.
ate confirmed the following appointments
to-day: John Davis, OF the District Of
Columbia, Judge of the United States
Court Of Claims, and Samuel Z. McCor.
mick, Collector OF Internal Revenue for
tho District OF West Virginia.
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wmxEsDARRE, Pa, Jan. 9O.-There is
fifteen feet Of water in the Stanton mine
Of the I.ehigh and Wilkesbare Coal Com
pany. Thos. Smith, mine boss, whose
duty Il was TO measure the water in the
mine every day, went down this morning
to The bottom oftlie shalt, 900 feet, and
una drnwned. ~
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MotI,oyIs N.pient.

LouIsvr11E, KY., Jan. 2O.z The Courier:
Journals special says a negro woman
Nancy Sawyer, Left two small children IL
a cabin near Springfield, KY, and went
to the neighbors. Inher absence the cabin
and children burned
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BuprAIo, N. Y, Jan. 20.-The police
to-day found in the house Of Barbara Fer
dinand set OF burglars tools belonging to
two professionals, George Clayton, OF
Chicago, and John Burns, of this place,
arrested OF Chicago yesterday for burglary.
The woman Is supposed to be the lhother
Of one OF the burglars, IA
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Mn. BLAlNE's history writing is declared
To be Il mere blind for mad reyel Of in
trisue. 1t is to be hoped that the police
NAV Illustrate this wicked mans fiendish
design to dynamite Cleveland.
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CARROLL D. WRIGHT. who has been ap-
pointed Chief Of the Bureau of Labor Sta
tistics, is the head Of a similar bureau in
Massachusetts, in which position he has
gained wide celebrity rs labor ssatis-
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VIII Not Sell Ont.

PrTTsBuRaH, Pa, Jan, 2o.-The report
that VIM, II. Vanderbilt, who is heavily
interested in the South Pennsylvania
Railroad, had concluded TO sell out to tho
Pennsylyania Railroad is positively de.
MED by DR.. Hostetter, ono Of the. direc-
tors, who says that Mr.. Vanderbilt has
not opened negotiations for sale with
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company or
any one else. Work on the new road is
being pushed forward vigorously, the
contractors working night and day on the
heavy tunnels,
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INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 9o.-D. W. Voorhees,
was reelected Senator to-day, receiving a
majority Of 40 out OF l40 votes over ex-
Governor Porter, nominated by the Re-
nnhlicans.
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ing for United States Senator. In the
Senate the vote stood: Vest, Democrat,
%; Warner, Republican, Z. In the House,
Vest, 94; Warner, SO; Ford, Greenbacker,
|s; absent, 8. The Legislature meets in
Joint session tomorrow. h u
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Cheap excursion tickets arc now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full information
call on or address j. g. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot oi ElSgauth street, Wheeling, W, Va,
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CoryclL doesn't leap to its opportunity.
It's days are gliding swiftly by" and only
one branch has approved the bill to tie
Council down to strictly business basis.
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THERE is a great rush Of runaway
matches, which diller essentially from the
"rliuary parlor match. Yet this is said
,o hea season Of depression.
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Tug Democracy can't yell "the Frod Of
70, at Mr.. Evarts, because Carl schuz
s,t nj The same table, aud Carl is now a
Democratic n Idol with long, lank l.
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Ma. McCopNlcK has his confirmation,
and is about to taste the sweets Of Office.
"This is the way he long has sought and
monrned because he found 1t not"
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Cnll Rn.CnlIel.

TALLAuAssA, Fla, Jan. 2O.-wilkinson
Call was to-day reelected United States
Senator from this State. @
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ST. LOUIS is warning on the ''unsightly"
telegraph poles. Wheeling can't get
enough oil them.
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Tur Republican city ticket is frstclass.
The voter who takes it straight will make
no mistake.
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Ynst,a Elnntlon snre,

sr, LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 20.-A Jefferson
City, Mo-, special to the POa- DiPateh
says: The Legislature ballOted this morn.
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yyw Yonx's Senatorial contest was a
matter Of national interest, and it evolved
national man.
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SENATOR LOTHIAN wants lunaic asy-
Inn in the Third district. The Third dis
trict ought to have something.
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OLIVER Bios. { Pn1LLlI


The liabilities Of Oliver Brothers (
Phillips, as shown by schedule present.
ed at the meeting, amounted to sl,50S,-
33S9S, and their assets foot up TO $500
352 AZ.
The Oliver and Roberts wire company
made q proposition similar to the firm Of
Oliver Brothers & Phillips. The liabilities
Of this firm amounts to 500, ,432 %; assets
81, 259,5l0 so.
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General Grants article on the battle Of
Shiloh is to appear in the Century for Feb
ruary. The first edition Of the magazine,
which is now about ready for the public,
will reach 10000. 1t isunderstood that
the Century pays Gen. raj Grant SIC, 900 for
the three articles which are to comprise
the series. In the course Of this article
General Grant SAYS:
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6rvocnArrc members are for a prohi-
,i'ory amendment with little sugar init.