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D. al 8. LOAN.
Ten Mpslsn. of Five Psresat Honds on u
AIRrkpt-Tpkenp Up Hapidly. M

Ten Mnslsns of Five Psreeat Honds on The
MRrkpt-TRken pp Hapidiy. IR
,BAIfnioRE. March lS.-simnltansously
in Baltimore, New York and London, sub
scriptions were Yesterday invited fFop tie
public to portions Of the new s percent
gold loan. otthe Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road Company, the total amount Of which
is slp,b06,oeG. The responses made in
the three cities establish a,complete and
notable success. II will be remembered
that in November last this loan was taken
from hellailtoad company by the New
York banking house Of Hlllgarten & Co..
who formed syndicate OF American
bankers iof placing the ihopas on tha
market. The negotiations with the rail,
road company were conducted and car
ried To- q successful poppluaipn by Mr.
Charles Wehrhane, formerly. a wells
known, business man OF this city, but
now o leading partner in the allgartepl
house. The first public offering made
by the syndicate was through ad-I
yertiSement yesterday when In each
city 70 portion Of The 5IoeniI was
offered dlat l0li and accrued interest, tho
signing syndicate members ereseryinR to-
themselves the right 70 advance The price
without notice. Before the close Of
business yesterday twas announced that.
all the bonds offered had been promptly
taken, and. the price was at once advanced
to 1921 and Interest. sAGahle dispatch
from London state that before middayIS0
percent more than the amount allotted to
shat city had been subscribed for, and in
the afternoon sales were reported here
and from New York by private dispatches
at the advance prices-l02f and iintetest,
Dispstehec from New, York stated that
tthe whole anount was taken almost I'M,
msdiately, the bonds selling briskly later
in the day at percent In advance got the
subscription pfl6s." The signing syndi,
cate members in New York were Hailgsr,
fteif & Co, Epeyer Il Co., and l. SYon5H Hoti.
man 4 Co, and In Bali orc, Robert Gar
lrett & Sons and John a. Hambleton Il Co.
Details o. to the amount appotti tiohed 10
each city, the price reserved for higher
than 10l and Interest, etc, are naturally
Withheld for tie present, hut II is hinder
stood on good authority that Baltim6fe's
allotment was not less than 81 l000, ,00Q, all
lot WIKI " as taken, at once and that less
than q, 900. 900 (ot the whole SIC, ,000, ,000)
remains unsold. It Is understood, too,
that the price received by the railroad
company was 95 net. The bonds VII
mature February !, 1925, are payable,
HnItss stssss sSiS SolR u tSs pPesent 1t
standard weight and fneness, the interest
Eheihg pa able y ebsnaEy lst and august
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Anairs In the soudap,

n o4IRo, March lS.-Gen. Graham has
decreed that the Inhabitants Of suakim be
disarmed, as he has reason to apprehend
treachery. Hereafter any unlisted native
found with arms will be treated as rebel.
Dispatches from SuAIi statethata mutiny
has broken out in 0sman Digna's camp.
Deserters bring terrible tales Of suffering
among the Arabs and say 0smah Digna
Is only able to maintain authority by a
system Of terrorism, which includes be-
heading o few OF the muhneers every
morning ut SUNRISE. d0A TSia y4t RS
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TaE city Of Wheeling Is about to come
INTO possession Of the Capitol Building.
Whatshall she do withitS9 There ,s.i Is more S
Foon than she can 1se, after all depart.
asas Of the city government shall have
been provided for. ,.4 ~ IL , : :.,sgsi, sal
Whllethe city Of Wheeling Is thus en-
oarassed with riches the county Of Ohio
tlansacting It's basinesssiin i unSshty,
md insufficient quatteis,, II cannot be
,0ng before the county will insist upon
having better Court House. Y sis5bsl ,ia,
The embarrassment Of the city is the:
opportunity Of the county. The Capital.
Sallding Offers abundant ACCOMMODATIONS
lof both. 1t will be tothe advantage Of
The city to share the building With the
county. 1t will be profitable 70 the county
"set what it needs and ought ohaye 4.
y % low price. Areeentact Of the LeSis.
= as1fe enables tho cOuntyto dispose gifts
COu't House property. A comparatively
small sum in addition othe marksfyalue
0ltae prOpeny-yery uhless thanit the,
cost Of . new building on on lie old. ste,- tis,
, would give the county half ownefship6ta 1
building which cost nearly 500, ,0Oos..s5
nsan be made a good bargain iorb both
pataes. There oughtto be no hesitation,
since the Two parties areyefy nearly iden.
ssAl s The city pays about seven. seven .teirhths
Oltae county taxes-what reason Il there
Sny the eight-eighths, should mot move
Ioas t"gether7 Il we Imagine eight bulssi.
aess men similarly interested ID onsSen.
S'e y and seven Of the same eight interest.
T. In another, both practically yin the iaisa same
aas and With intetests 10 ;iatefSSyTeini Tii Is
% dtticnlt Of separation, we know
once what they would do.
laey would be glad To- have hil
" =. sSo concerns under the sameroof, and
W., aa would beitthe seven had ascorno- a 4 M
,. sauoa' % oaer the eight on reasonable
S's S'a' Certainly the eight would not
sa' Tue seven to be encumbered with
TS.o T1'e ,. Than they could use and we'll bear.
anu .%' ;, ai'ly ~ presents the ease the city
ISS' ", 'ae county. d bsalT ! slis1l I
oicoaue the city must be reasonable,
81. @ regard 70 alt the circums.apees.
,5s sa' ,1ns! must ask fair price and bs fair in
w. h. ulViSioa. Then the county ought 70
tesS.as,.Ia itso ssr bali and be c6nmb bdloasIy and
'Fs'~0'y housed. lI6t y y, - =
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PlrrsnuRan, March 18-All the cfedi.
tons Of Oliver and Roberts wire company,
limited, have signed for an extension and
the trustees, Major J.. S. Bent, or Stoelton,
Pa, and John s. Slagle, Of this city, this
day assumed charge of the works. The
first act OF the trustees was TO issue an
order discharging all the employees Of the
company. The trustees remain In session
to-day and tomorrow In order TO attend
to the details necessary in directing the
company's Business under the newregime,
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city pouae.-Nail work.7idls-yalllou. Nc New, ~,

City Poiitics-Naii Works idle-variousN News
a.y at e.ai!l Aia Items. ~ 81
The Ohio Valley Cement Works are
getting ready to ran full time again.
James Wells left yesterday for re.
cnperadng visit with his brother at Mas
sillon. Sir,.
There; will be communion services Sun
day evening at the South Bellaire NJ. e.
Church. ia ~ ms 4aaifl M $50
Is Some sneak thief took coat from the
hall at 7. Rrailly's Thursday, in broad
daylight. !4fA ayii q 2''l.f
Tho nail works were idle yesterday on
account ola slight break in some Of the
machinery. NJ ..j.
I Charles Love won the neck.tic prize Of
q pair Of skates at the Buckeye rink Thurs
day evening. al 5l3 ~ M
Mr.. Shilling is having the Wetherald
residence, on Gravel Hill, repainted ready
for his occupancy. ~ 5liliHJirtll lst 3
a:Ansihfant childgof Wm. Messard's, Of
Horns addition. died and was taken yes
terday TO Dillies Bottomfor burial. '-ltl
Rev. O. F. Hnstedt will preach at the
German Church, on Central avenue. to.
morrow! Thiscongrega ation will tomorrow
vote on the selection Of q new pastor, as
Rev. Mauritz Helnze goes 10 Buffalo, N. Y.
Rev. ]. K, McKallip, who has been as
sisting IN preparatory services at the
Bridgeport Presbyterian Church, will
preach, there Sunday at the installation Of
Rev. Mr.. Hays as pastor. of, that church.
There will be no preaching at, the First
Church here tomorrow. IN
The Republican primaries will set the
political ball rolling Saturday afternoon,
March q, at the usual places for election
in the several wards. Delegates will be
appointed to attend the city convention
and the township convention, both TO be
held Saturday, March 2S. 81,
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Tho Few Emoiurnents Missouri Desires for
valuable Democratic Services,

wAslxeTos1D: l: @, March 1S.-At their
fpaltms setngi alter 4 four lhous' discus
sion, the Missouri Congressional delegation
finished, the listyhich theywill uge upon
the President, the portion ofgeneral patron
age outade;of theirstats to which theyss
clearly entitled, They had already agreed
toaski as heretofore t1legraphedJ if6F Ave
foreign missions, including Berlin and
Brussels, siXl Cohsdls, inclG Gding Ever
pool, three heads Of bureaus, three In
dian Agents First Assistant Postinas.
ter General, the Chief Justice Of
Utah eand Q some minor places! The
list as now completed embraces, in addi-
,tonl to the above the Commissio sioner Agfi-
culture, an Assistant Secretary OF State,
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue,
Governor OF Washington Territory, 4
South American mission, Consul
TO Yienna Consul to Hong Chow,
Consul General to Siam, Consul to
M4tamotas Secretary q Legation, Attor.
ney General Of Alaska, three department
clerks. and . law CLERK, for one .of'the de-
paftments: Personss were selected and
named in the list for all the positions
given above. ''iS L''i'' : '''s1s-'''--'
This is very serious business with the
Missourians, though itiscreating uhiyer-
sal laughter outside ofthe. grave menwho
belong gtothis extraord ordinBry elegation. It ID
as much asone's liieisworth to make aioks
about the matter in the presence Of anyof
them. Thus far only intimate ,acqpaint-
anees have gentured upon any thing ap-
preaching levity over the matter, and the
result IN every case has been to strain
friendly relations to thepoint ofsnapping. It
isrep6rted that Colonel Lamont5is pre-
pairing the Preaident for the visit to pre-
sent BIS Missouri ilist, so that, he can re-
ceivet tthem'without cracking . smile.
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81. PErERsnuRo, March ls.-The Car
Of Russia said tonight during an informal
talk with several diplomats at the Impe-
rial lleyee: 81 cannot conceive that any
but the widest dreamer could think
would declare war against England. Our
ends can be attained and will be attained,
but It will be by, the gradual powers OF
civilization and NOT by force.n
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ONO Democrats mourn without com.
tot. 1t has dawncd on them that this
administration isn't going to waste much.
Of It's sweetness on the desert air ofthat
State. The administration will do good
deal for doubtful State, but it musn'tbe
I'm doubtful. -..s.-. .4... z5i5.gt'
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pEsSsYLvASlA man killed his neigh
boris dog. The jury lets him of withtwo-
thirds Of the costs, the oYnerof the late
dog to pay the other third. The costs are
said 10 lie $1,000, which certainly must, in
olude the payof high-priced lawyers. Dogs
come high in Pennsylvania. III Hi
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MARTINS FERRY.
RsbulldLnE a naraea rastory-Founary.

Rebuilding a Barned Faetory-Foundry to
/ sfI. .ibsi9 g4bssold, Etc. iirs
To-day Is pay day at the Laughlin mill.
Father Drennen, Of the Neirs, is on the
sick list. - y
Mrs. Dan Cox left yesterday for a trip
down the river. h 7s5dnsris, \ aa
Mrs. P. g. Williams, Of Canton, Ohio,
is visiting Mrs. Ralston. 10 H.1h
" Miss Kate Wiley, OF Mansfield, Ohio, is
visiting Mrs. Jim Panpelt. y fa'g-1 : =
O A little child Of Mr.. James Brooks died
at . late hour Thursday night, i55i
The members Of the Glaasworkers
Union receive their pay to-day. y
Miss Fannie Van Pelt and Miss Maud
Newland are visiting friendsat ST. CIairs-
vile.
Mr.. Frank Maxwell, Of Columbus,
Ohio, whas calling on friends In town yes
terday., ,5t. ,,4 -g
Postmaster Dean is suffering from a
crippled arm, . remipiscence Of Smokers
Ferry, in 1854. ,s51G, * iB,,1sissi,
The Hoyle-Jones Manufacturing Com
pany have received new boiler and
smoke stack foritheir new shop, which
will be erected rs soon as the weather per
mits!i N60,ii ggisii v3GD FHa pg1qi'liF
lTbeHt tockholders Of the Belmont Stove
Company held q meeting Thursday alter
noon, and owing 70 o disagreementla among
them II was decided TO offer the works al
public sale on Tuesday afternoon, April
l1th. fE.ia fflf NfHp Gfi ~ IfifslaNill Poi
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lt IlMANNINe,s seLEertoN.
Viewed with Apprehension by Bayard an
/ 10 .lIlf! Oihnf Dam ncrnfa. {. ! lNlMLNI

Viewed With Apprehension by Bayard and
Il 10 3dhf Other Democrats. 2daliN 1
.aNEy YoRK, March 1s.-There. Is still, .
good deal of'talk here about Cleveland >
choice Of Daniel Manning for Secretary Of
heTreasury. The Tribune takes up the
new Secretary again to-day and says:
"The opposition to,the7 selection Of Mr..
Manning Eior Secretary Of the Treasury
was not without meaning nor was it
altogether personal. Mr. Bayard pn-
doubtedly would have been better pleased
had soma one congenial9 70 himself been
selected. But behind all this there was
the feeling that. the influence the essenti-
ally political advice. which would be given
ito, Cleveland ION ethisIquestion 5of such q
secretary would be irreconcilably adyerseto
that OF ;the meuiwho seek a change Of the
tariff on account OF their economic conyic-
dons. Ittwas certain that Mr.. Manning,
for example, would advise strongly against
any course likelyito leapose the party TO
defeat in New York and other Eastern
States, uand at was equally certafnithat
being q shrewd and skilled politician, he
would ilookItor nothing ebnt defeat In
those States II the party should adopt the
ideas which the so.called reformers have
sought TO bring to the 'front.' Itwould not
please. Mr.. Manning, for instance, 10 have
the new Administration defeated in the
State which he -represents,=a -particu-
larly because Of the, policy which he. az
Secretary OF the Treasury, had chosen to
rannmmpnd Neither would II nnit him N
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speaal ptpaleh % ne lalalipaetr. =.

srEUnESyiLLE, ONO, March ia. E.
Daugherty, doing a business Of millinery
andfancy goods, was closed by the Sheriff
to-day. The execution was issued from
the Common Pleas Court OF Tuscarawas
county, in favor Of Margaret Donaldson,
for s., lSo and costs. so ls'g fa =
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GoRxAS's man Higgins, who will look
to the patronage Of the Treasury Depart
nent, is described as a politician and q
sporting man. In Chicago two Demo
cratic statesmen Of that stripe have Just
been rentenced to two years in the peni-
teutiary and a fine 5000 each. And so
the gilded chariot Of reform rolls on.
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HERE is an awful disclosure. Ramor
,,y, the President has discovered that
. FIitOr Mclean, of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
Va, in a pool Of $4,000 bet on Blaine.
notwithstanding this, Mclean wouldhaye
accented good thing from Cleveland.
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oLIp WITH THE BOSS:

Thus he made himself solid withtEe
Maryland boss. He haabeen Germans
chief henchman ever since. In his new
position Of Appointment Clerk at the
Treasury he will have charge Of all appli-
cations for appointments in the Treasury
service. All papers relating to vacancies
or appointments are filed in his office.
Mr.. Germans object in securing this posi-
ton for his trusty worker Is obvious. Hig-
gins can and will keep his boss posted as
to all the applications filed, the vacancies
that occur from time to time and other
''inside" information which Mr.. German
would like to know. Thus German can
offset applications endorsed by any Of his
political enemies in that State. rAnappli-
cant from Maryland will have no show
without Germans endorsement. German
will, undoubtedly with Higgins assistance,
WELD great power in the patronage way.
This will not be confined to MARYLAND, but
TO other parts OF the country aswell.;The
Republican newspapers of this city de-
nounce the appointment as deathblo@
to the Civil Service Reiormideas advanced
by President Cleveland, 3 ~ ~ ii!a.df
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PARIs is licking its chops in anticipation
Of another batch Of scandal. More "mem-
Oirs,' which generally means trouble in
France. The Countess de Castigilone is
going to throw some light on the reign Of
Napoleon III, and the ex.Empress isn't
likely to find pleasure in the pages.
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How long is the Democracy expected
,oIiye on the deferred certificates Of hope2
CIsye,nd has struck It so fat in the way
ofoiIlces that he knows nothing about an
aiming void under the waistcoat. But
thew arc not all CIevelands.
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Tur weigh! of medical opinion seems TO
h. asains. The theory that the cigar lies at
,Ss N not Of cancer in the mouth. Probably
,hs ~ cigarette is what is meant. AT all
sr.nts ~s tbe Wheeling stogie goes marching
=. Eve for nimbIe nickle. d
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KoRFI,, March 18.-A report is current
among the natives to the. effect that the
Mahdi has evacuated Metemneh. The
reason alleged for the step is that the
Mahdi fears an invasion Is about to be
made into the Soudan from Abyssinia.
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wury are the Senators going to begin
>, consult the [Rtgiastr''l prominent
T,.rocrns Of the State" about the papf
NINE wears on. t4;.,
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NEw Goak, March General Grant
slept good deal to-day. He took food
frequently and asked for It. His pulse
and temperature are about the same. His
general condition is more favorable.
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whole.ale,Arres,. for aInrler. !

GALVESTON, Tx, March lS.-The Mits
Wichita Falls special: says: To-day at
Vernon and vicinity, Captain Schmidt, of
the State rangers, arrested twenty-five
men, charged with murder, many Of whom
stood high in the community. 1t Is
claimed the men, constituted q secret
vigilance organization. -Four recent fnuF-
ders are attributed 10 them. The whole-
sale arrests creates excitement throughout
the panhandle. as.s. 4. j5lil sul9lea,
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SUCCESS IN TEXAS.
Employe, of the International Grsa. North,
ern Gain Their Point.

A-upholtb Va ANtA hh-
ern Gain Their Point.
GALVESTON, TEX, March ls.-The Ne,s'
Palestine, Tex, special says:N The strike
at this place ended this afternoon: Super
intendent Herrin sent for the Executive
Committee Of the Workingmen's Union,
who Immediately waited uponhim The
result of the conference was an order to
resume work tomorrow on the old terms
as before the last cut. An agreement to
this, effect has, been, signed, by superin.
tendent1 Herrin, ] Master Mechanic
Morris, and the strikers committee; also
II extra, time Is put in they are 10 teceiye
extra pay. This agreement only extends
to the International Great Northern branch
of the Gould Esystem.y The workingmen
are greatly elated over the victory, being
congratulated on all sides for accomplish
ing end withodtviolenee e9lTGR
MARSHALL, TEX, March l3.-The situa!
tion OF the strike isiunchanged. .Thegen-
eral impression Is that Q settlement will be
reached within TIVE nty,tour hours.
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Tn. Bishop Of Chichester slaps the
p,,i,b hid Ministry squarely in the lace. He
nn,s ,he responsibility for GOrdon's death
where it belongs. lis. De- -lls 7F
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s,x,1oR GoENAS says that Maryland
-. never had so good a chance as now to
w. La recognized" Forward the Bread.and-
BATTER Brigade! Loot the capital! 9'
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

gohn L. Aspinwall's mansion at TaTy.
town, N. Y, burned yesterday. Los sd,
900, insurance $4,000. ~. o stsi'
Tho House Of Delegates Of Connecticut
passed bill giving women the Fight 10
vote at school district meetings. i-iiT
judgments aggregating s52, 900 were en-
tered In Washington, Pa, yesterday
against Irwin Kramz, q droyer Jof West
Bethlehem township. 49, n 3rr
George Ray, while eSleep7 in bed
at his home in Northampton county, n.
O., q day or two ago, was Rhot dead.
Dempsey Smith was suspected and ar
rested. an
The amount ofbusiness transacted by
the Washington, D. o., Office Of the Vest
ern Union Telegraph Company during The
week ended March7th last was greater
than any previous inaugural week in the
history Of the Office. ils 9 i'5iilSl
Superintendent snowdon, oftlie United
States Mint, Philadelphia, states he has fe.
ceiyed over $1,000 trade dollars since
March 4, and that letters from holders Of
coin In various parts Of the country are
pouring in upon him. l..isi .sel1 IN
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? IMant q sfah iYI,h n FeelLhk.

DESStsoS, TEx., March lat mass
meeting last night the strikers adopted
resolutions calling for, the removal Of
Vice President Hoxie, and put man in
his stead who has q little feeling for
suffering humanity. II was declared to
be the sense Of the meeting that the com
pany should furnish competent physicians
hi lehargeioi hospitals and make a quarter
lyreport 1.-THE expenditures to the EN-.
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Is Some sneak thief took coat from the
hall at 7. 'Rrailly's Thursday, in broad
daylight. gt9fA ssi ~ .lHf l4
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Tnr Baltimore market is being supplied
with csrgOes Of young oysters, zone Of
which would not Gil 8 thimble." They
aroused by packers Of steamed goods. II
this sort Of thing goes on the oyster will
gOto join the lOng.haired elephant, and
thstestiyal stew will be numbered among
the lost arts. All authorities are agreed
that there must be at least one oyster in
The festival stew. as,-, ~ ' u. "a a sYl
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sat Bridgeport. y, y ~ y
John Mee eonahey is on the sickllst.
Captain John Baggs is very III with
ague.
Mr.. 1. g. Lewis, of Harrisyille, was in
town yesterday.
Mir. A, o, Woodeock, of Sioux City,
Dakota, 4 former resident Of Bridgeport,
isvtsitins friends in town.
On account Of the breaking down Of the
engine the Alassiloh aecommoda was
delayed until a late hour lGst night.
Nineteen couples Of our young people
went to Bellaire last Thursday night as
"Babes" Theyreport having bad very
pleasant time.
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Epgineers, stril.e.

allcos, Ga, March Is! An the engi!
peers oathe Brunswick division of the
Rast Tennessee, Virginia 4 Georgia Rail-
road struck Tonight. The strikers are
membersio 81 the Brotherhood Of I.ocomo.
tive Engineers, and they say the cause OF
lie strike is the unjust diseharge Of three
of their members. Ii
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Atthe last meeting Of the Commission.
ers Of Jefferson county $3.50 74aWas al.
lowed for sheep claims. ;1hiswas paidfor
the killing andwoanding ctoyer go sheep
by dogs,
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are cast upon US. Could we plead they.
are undeseryed , The conscience Of the
nation feels that the stain rests upon it,n.