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AVENGED HIS BROTHER.

4 Bloody Array in Which Two Men Meet
Death,
CoRIXTH, Ky, December 23.-Particu'
lars Of fatal shooting affray which oc-
Cured ct New Columbia, Saturday even.
ing, have just been received here. 1t ap'
pears that while Lawrence and Lloyd Kin
ney were attending to their farm duties
they were suddenly attacked by Brack
Davis and Granville Hughes, who opened
FIRE on them at short range without word
of warning. Lawrence Kinney was shot
and fell Young Lloyd returned the FIRE,
shooting Hughes through the heart when
Davis beat preGipitate retreat, escaping
unhurt. Lawrence Kinney died in his
brothers arms few minutes after he was
shot. Lloyd Kinney was arrested and bis
preliminary trial set for Monday. The at
tack was entirely without cause, so far as
known, and public sentiment is in favor Of
Kinney
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DELAYED BY GALES.
Rough Experience of Steamers Dtstin-
guished Passengers Aboard.

Rough Experience of steamers- Distin-
guished Passengers Aboard,
New York, December 2S.-The steamer
Bermuda, which arrived at quarantine this
morning from the Wludward Islands, re-
ports having encountered gale on Christ
mas eve, when at the northern end of the
gulf stream. The sea was tremendously
heavy. The vessel was compelled to lie to
for several hours, and several times rolled
90 heavily on her beams ends that all
hopes for her safety were given up.
The Cunnrder Servia which should have
arrived here yesterday did not put in an
appearance until this morning. Captain
Mckay says they experienced nothing but
strong gales and heavy head secs through
out the passage, the passengers being COM
pelled to remain below most OF the time
Among the passengers on the SerVia were
Mile. Lablach, Lord Charles Fitzmsurice,
Thomas Barring, Arthur Chalmers, DR..
Ellison and S. Van Rensselaer,.
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MINERS MASS MEETING.
Will Continue the Strike for Three Cents
Trouble Feared.

Will CONTINUE inc SthRA0 Ava
Trouble Feared.
PIrTsBURG, December 28.-At q largely
attended mass meeting Of striking miners
today at Alliquippa in the second pool, it
was decided to continue the strike for
three cents per bushel. A proposition to
settle the differences by arbitration was
rejected by the operators, who assert
that the miners would not abide
by the umpire's decision ii
it should be against them. After tine
meeting the strikers to the number OF 800
visited the Aiquippa and Coal Valley
mines and made an effort to induce the
working miners to come out, but they
were unsuccessful. A number of deputy
sheriffs were present, but no trouble oc'
cured. An uneasy feeling prevails to-
night however as the strikers are still IN
the vicinity, and an outbreak is feared.
A Commercial Gazette special says:
The strikers are holding secret meetingsat at
all points along the river to night. The
timid fear preparations are being made
for q general attack on the working miners
in the morning, while others are OF the
opinion that notwithstanding the action OF
to-day meeting at Ailequippa the strikers
are considering the adVisability Of giving
up the struggle.
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rraa Lave Nould Prevail.

CHICAGO. December 2S.-The Congrsga-
tional ministers Of the city, at meeting
to-day, listened TO the views of Augustus
Spies the editor of SociAlistic paper upon
the aims Of the Socialists. He said there
were half million Socialists in the United
States who believed in anarchy and re,
sort to foTca 70 accomplish their "lsvelipg
process. He SAID that mArrisge as prac,
iced to-day was simply coDepbinsge, and
that when . sociahstic revolution occurred,
tree love vonld prevail
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BASELEsS SENSATION,
A Rumored Plot Against the Life OF
President Cleveland.
pINxERroN DETECTIVES ALLEGED
To Pass Through Pittsburg From Chicago
to Washington for Duty at
the White House.

PIrrsBURG, PENN., December 2S. -
The Penny Press, an afternoon paper
today published q story to the effect that
FIVE Pinkerton detectives passed through
here last night from Chicago on their way
to Washington for the purpose Of looking
after the personal safety of President CleVe-
land. One of the party named McdpiFe
stated that they were ordered to Washing
ton by the way af Philadelphia, where they
were to be joined by Eve men from the
branch agency there, the ten to proceed to
Washington for special duty at the White
House. On arrival at the Capitol they
were to receive full instructions as to their
duties.
what do you suppose is the reason Tor
this precau,ion2' asked the reporter.
I'VE were talking the matter over on our
way here, and concluded that a plot OF
some kind had been discovered, but
whether against the Presidents life or not
Yam not prepared to state. We expect
to remain in Washington some time
General Sheridan's orderly has visited
Pinkertons headquarters during the past
few days several times
NOTHING IN THE STORY.
PrrrssUsG December 28.-The Penny
Press storg about PinkeItou going 10
WASHINGTON receives no credence here.
GRoUHDLEss.
WAsHNGroN, Dec. 23.-Itis said at the
White House that there is 20 truth inr nor
any foundation for the story published IN
the Pitlsburg Penny Press that a number
of detectives are coming to Washington 10
look after the personal safety OF the Pres
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STRIKERS AND "ScAss."

Participants in the Taunton Riot Arrested
Police Guarding Property.
TAUSroS, Mass, December 2S.-JameS
NcCann, Henry Pencil and Charles Won
yalkenburg, the "scabs" who participated
in the North Dighton row, we're this morn
ing arraigued for disturbance OF the peace
They pleaded not guilty and gave bail for
a hearing on January 8th. Among the
strikers, George Hsples, George Ryan,
Thomas Thorney, Lawrence Henusssy and
George Read have been arrested and are
under bail to appear January 18th. The
utmost excitement prevails in the village,
and detail Of TsuOton police are guard
ing the mill property.
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PARKERSBURG.
A Successful Supper-General NeWs-
Personal Notes.
Special 10 The Register.

A Succeestul Supper-UeneEdl NoNE-
Personal Notes.
Special 10 the Register.
PARxERsBURG, December 28.--The sup
per given under the auspices of the ladies
of st. Xsyier's Church, was financial
success. The following young misses
turned in total of $l88.52, as follows:
Misses Hoben, $65. IS; Annie Ault, $39.04;
Christina AultmaD, $45.O4; Alice Brown,
$38. 40. Sum total realized from the fes-
tival, $43.O2.
The funeral of Charles Grimm yesterday
was one Of the largest witnessed in Par
kersburg for many days. Rev. R. A. Hite,
of the U. B. Church, conducted the ser
vices. Interment at Holiday cemetery.
Mr.. Bittings, father Of Mrs. Andy Gil.
6llsn, while out walk ng yester-
day afternoon, fell, and was
very seriously injured about the head and
had his face badly bruised.
VIC. Yeston, Jr.. of the Wood county
bar, has returned to this city after an ex-
tended business trip South.
DR.. Charles Cooper and bride left here to-
day for their home in the sunny South.
Ffsnk Reister, Of Wheeling, is spending
the holidays with his cousin, @. W. Carney,
Of this city.
Ed. Brown and Ben Epstein have re-
turned from a pleasure trip to Cincinnati.
Deputy Marshal W. 81. Ramp is in the
city, guest of Hills Central.
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Jumpsd from a Thtrd.stOry Window.

CLEVELAND, December 28.-At noon TO-
day an unknown woman jumped from the
third floor Of the Tracy block, in Monu'
mental Park, to the street below. Her
skuTf was crushed and she was terribly IT,
jared otherwise. The room from which
sshe sprapg is occupied by David Eckhalt
a Broadway ceal dealer. Eckert left the
room at six O clock this morning. but the
woman evidently remained in bed until q
few minutes before she made the dreadful
leap She did not dress herself, but wrap,
ped q blanket about her person and step.
ping to the window spFang through it head
first. The woman was taken to hos
pitsl.
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Want. the Rent Paid In Gold.

New YORK, December ga we'll
known real estate man Of this city, Who
has many tenants and ia Of csutious dis
position, said Yesterday, in speaking Of the
probability that Congress ESGh repeal the
eoupplory silver coinage act: Il am
prepared TO have them refuse the repeal
In so4e leases Of properly 10 Sixth
avenue, which | have jast executed, ] have
inserted the nroviSa tsss the sebt shall be
paid 10 ls ID gold eoia."
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1T WAS LOADED.
A Son OF Judge Reinhard Accidentally
Killed by His Room Mate.

A Son OF Judge Reinhard Accidentally
Killed by His Room Mate.
BALTIMORE, December 28.-Richard o.
Reinhsrd, aged II, a cadet at the Oxford
Md, Military Academy, and son Of Judge
Reinhard, OF Indiana, was accidentally
shot and killed in his room at the academy
Yesterday afternoon by fellow cadet OF
the same age named Patrick Gsvsgsn, Of
Michigan. The boys were playing in the
room. ReinhArd had pillow with which
he was striking at Gavsgsn and Gsvsgan
had the revolver IN his hand, which he did
not think was loaded. He snapped the
pistol several times until finally the one
she'll cartridge that was in the revolver
came uuder the hammer aud was dis
charged. The ball entered Reinhsrd' $
throat lust above the breast bone. de died
in about FIVE minutes Reinhsrd re-
mains will be enbalped aud sent TO his
home tor burial
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ALrnchIpR In Prospset.

GLES ROsE, No, December % John
McClellsn and Bud Stroop we're playing
billiards in q saloon here, when Thomas
Cochran came in and dashed his hat on
the table, thus disturbing the game and
ANNOYING the players. This insugurated
a quarrel, which ended in Cochran shoos
mo McClsllen and intantlY killing him,
Fhs assassin was Immediately arrested
and rublic threats OF lynehing are 50 dem
opStrativs that the ja.! has been strongly
guarded
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The steel workers, Scale.

PrrTssuRG. December 2s.-The scale OF
th9 steel workers has been prepared and
VII be presented to the manufacturers
before the Isl prox. Secretary VIM. Mar
tin. OF the AmSlSsusted Association, ssys
he il not at liberty to state whether an sd'
vance ia asked or not. Fhs manutsctur-
era do not know snd the workmen will not
make any definite statements, 80 the mat
ter rests From the beat information at
hand il is thought that sn advance viii be
demanded ranging from 10 tolls per cent
on the present Wages.
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Grain In Sight.

CHICAGO, December 28.-The following
figures taken from statement complied
by the Secretary of the Board Of Trade,
to be posted on Change tomorrow, shows
the amount OF grain in sight in the
United States and Canada on Saturday,
December 20, and the amount OF increase
or decrease from the preceding week:
Wheat 5s,32O,sT4, decrease 67,4O5; corn
7 7O33,SsO, increase !, ,Sl9,237; oats $500.
2SO increase l40,754; rye SOI OPS, In
crease 57,S7l; barley 2,243,l76, increase
1878.
The amount in store in Chicago eleva-
.nrs at same time was; Wheat, 4,45S,855;
corn, 1921, ,998; oats, 252, ,453; rye, 229,'
2I1: barley, 223, $40
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DEATH BEFORE INSANITY.

Broke the Ice and Drowned Herself In
Three Feet of Water.
PLAISFIELD, n. j., December 28.-Mrs
Lizzie Shepherd committed suicide about
8 o'clock this morning BY breaking the ice
in Green Brook and throwing herself in
head foremost. The water was but three
feet deep. She left this note:
Ny DEAR HUSBAND AND MOTHER: For
give me If you can. These gloomy feelings
have again taken possession of me, aud l
cannot put them of My only request is,
always to be kind to little Freddie. l pre-
fer death to going insane. From your
broken hearted LIZZIE.
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YICTTNs of Youthfnl indiscrstions, s""t'
Esring from nervous debility, lack Of sell:
confidence, impaired memory, and kindred
symptoms, should send 10 cents in stamps
for large illustrated treatise, giving means
Of certain cure, with numerous testimon-
ial4. Address, Worlds DispensaIy Med
ical Association, 563 Main Strest, Buffalo
New Y0rk.
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WI E.t Keep Open House.

NFw YoRK, December % For the Est
time in many years. Mr.. Beecksr wiD no,
keep open house on Ess Years Day. he
made TIA announcement yesterday morr.
ing. BE explained that watch night sss-
vices would be held ct Plyuouth church
on ThursdsJ night, and these voah last
50 loag ikat be would DO; Ls 10 condition
to receive callers, 60 had been bis custom.
BE spoke il 9 iocGlss ~ay oi the new de-
partuEe, bat wound up with 9 serious isce,
and the remark. Still, feel little bad
about II, anyhow.
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asain Changed The,r ssinds.

wnKEss.EKE. Pa, December 2s-rbs
officials Of the Susquehsnns Coal Com.
pany have changed their minds Ia rerssd
10 the search for the twenty SIX men buried
in No. Slope at Esniicoks, and
will continue their work Of opening
up the main gspgvsy. Three extss
,hafts we're pg: on ssain yesterday. sseA
working eight hours. They hope 10 reach the
fatal spot in Eve weeks. The debris "a
being removed st the rate Of 100 carload.
per day.
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o.orr,,. L...I OptIoa El.ph..t.

ATLANTA. Ga, December 2s.-Tbs heal
option election came up in the State Cossi
bsfcrs Jadss Clark sgain this morsisy.
This vas on . maodamus pii requiring
the Ordinary 70 sho~ cause Sby bs sboun
not hear the contest vhich VS. 6led sits..
he bad declare tbs result As the case I'D;
net been set In sccordsrce with the slA,a.e,
Il was postponed until Monday FAX.
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TROUBLED IRELAND.
Wanted 20 Scare His Wife.

NEw YozT, December 2s.-A man giy.
ing his name as Peter D.,orck, and bio
residence as No. l434 North Fourteenth
street, st. Louis. ssnt q note TO Police
Headquarters today saying he intended 70
drown himself in East river. He claims
10 have been badly treated in st. Lou,s,
and says that Mr.. Frank, st the above
number, and Police Captain KnebIe, know
him. Inquiries st one or two places In
Ne# York mentioned BY him lead the 20.
Hce 10 suppose that be bss not committed
suicide and tba. iis intention In writing
WAS 10 sosse bis wife.
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Dyspspsis Cared BY . Bullet.

WlsBISsros. December 2e.-Csptsin
8. P. Haver6eld, of cadiz, . Q clerk id ibe
property division 0f the Second Auditor's
Bureau. committed suicide this morniHs
about s o'clock. BY 9 pistol sho, 10 the lsfs
temple. He has been suffering oi lac
from severe case Of dyspepsia. soa il u
ihougbt that he committed The &c, under .
temporary alteration OF the paisd.
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a nIsa,trous Lamp Explosion.

MoUxr CAR4EL, Pa, December 2s.-At
Shamokin last night two large houses were
DESTROYED by ire. csUSed By an explosion
OF o kerosene lamp in the hands Of Mrs.
John Bernsski, tenant, who was fatally
bnrned. A number Of boarders jumped
from the second story window. One had
an arm broken and Was badly burned:
Each bosrder lost about $500 IN persona!
r,onsrtv The loss is about s., 900.
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Accidentally stabbed His Companion.

CARw, Ill, December 22.-Iesterdsy
morning Adam James accidentally stabbed
Ed Murphy, q companion. Murphy, a
lad about Is years old, had been scltHlng
With James, and run up behind him to
throw him down. James threw back his
hand. striking Murphys arm. Murphy
having an open knife in that hand, the
blade was driven about one aud han
inches in his threat, jast above the collar
bone. The wound is severe, and will prob
ably prove fatal.
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HI. widow Remembered.s

CHICAGO, December 2S.-Mrs. De Ia
Rsnnsr. the widow Of the gallant officer
ubo sacrificed his lite while eDdesvonng
70 relieve the yellow fever sufferers OF the
lower Mississippi river seysrsl years ago,
was to day appointed postmsster'ot the V'l,
Iage of Rogers Park, IN the township oil
Evanston, this county, where she has re-
s;dad ever since the death of her husband
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scorI,s EMULSION OF PUKE

Cod Liver Oil, With BypophosPhites-
Especially Desirable for Children.
A lady physician at the Childs Hospital
at Albany, N. Y, says: I'VE have been
using Scots Emulsion With great success,
nearly all Of or patients are suffering from
bone diseases and our physicians find it
ysry beneficial
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terrible RetrihutiO

MoBrLE, Ala, December 2s.-Iester
day afternoon at Gainestonw, Clark county
Ala, o Texan negro, who brutslly nur-
dered Mrs. Carrie B1yer at the place on
the 18th inst, was chained TO tree at the
spot where the crime was committed and
slowly burned to death by crowd OF in-
dirasnt whites and blacks.
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Like the PsrfuEe waited

From beds Of flowers il the breath that
has been rendered sgreesbly odorous With
S0Z0D0NT. which communicates to the
teeth Q marble whiiecess, and to the gums
q roseate tint Use j, ard besuhfy your
mouth.
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SLAOE SHOWN UP
1t Is Alleged rs a Fraud at Weston and
Now LanRpishes in Jail.

WESTON, W. Va. December 2S.-Dr.
Henry Slade, the world renowned spirit
ualistie medium Of Boston, was alleged a
fraud here today, and Immediately after q
public address at the Court House was
exposed BY six CT seven gentlemen, arrest
ed in the presence Of hundreds of people
and is now 10 custody awaiting q hearing.
Wild excitement prevails. Score one for
Weston.
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goRspoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Wall Pleased.

DR.. C. Robert Winchester, Ill, sayE
I hsys used it With entire satisfaction In
cases of debility from age or tysrSork'
and in inebristes and dysPepics, and am
well pleased with its effects.
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A CHARMING CHARITY.
An AppsaI for suspsasIOn.

dHwAUEEE. December 2S.-At 3 sPs.
Gal meeting Of the Milwaukee Merchants
association today resolutions were passed
opposing the coinage Of silver dollars and
psdtOning Congress- to repeal or suspend
he law for such coin0gs.
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y.Uderbllrs Daughter Arrives.

NEw YORK. December 28.-Mrs. Elliott
F Shepard. daughter Of the late Wm, d.
Vanderbilt, arrived home this morning on
the steamship Selyis. Her presence be-
ing necessary to the probate Of her father
will the necessary legal steps cap now be
taken without further delay.
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A MsnrER. in Losell Ma. hss been
obliged TO give ~ preaching % account
of trouble q bis throat. IL this reverend
esu.IsRaa had taken DR.. Bolrs Coueh
Syrup be would siill have bsea us.iuI
nenbsr Of his profeaioa.
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BODILY pains aud accidents will oceur
SSot Only in tie best regulated families
sut everywhere and at al times. There
lore keep Salvation OIL COW niept. Price
twenty-five cents Q bottle.
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Indianapolis claims The prize chrome.
A divorce suit between George W. Stout, Q
prominent Wholesale grocer. and bis wife,
ass fled, tried, determined, aliuony fixed
and paid, all in the space Of three hours.
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Married Ris Cousin.

NEw YoRK, December 2S.-Robert Mod
ieska, the only son Of Nine. Modjesks, was
married to day TO Miss Felics Randsr his
FIRST cousin.
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IHs MISSING WHALER.
Secretary ManniuE c-icrs an Immediate
search for tI,. smeJhyst.

Secretary Na1uine c-lcrs 'n Immediate
search for ts. smcthyss.
W,sUgyy-7x. D.ss@har 2s.-In re-
yponse to thsu r,~, rslsgrama from Sens
Tor Fair, the Secretary ot the Treasury has
decided to send servsh Pa',y after the
nissiny wba,e-. Amarby', supposed to
have been cas-, swsy in B4hrirg S'a
Telegrama were sent 10 Commander Hoop
e, Of the rsv4uns steamer Rush, and Com
nsndsr Healy. cf tae CorEir, 81 Stn Fran
cisco, directins ;b'm % con'er together
NTH view To- IRE seircUOs 81 on CI those
vessels 10 undertake the search ~ Is be,
Gsysd the steamer w,A be readS 90 s$ii
in four days after the salsc ion - n ace
The Rush il o rsv vessel comparatively
Speaking. bur be i,,Nia IS q good r%p1'f'
and only last ,Gr.UPr returned RON
cruise through tie ~ srS where II ~ sup
posed the AIayihysf WAS cast sssy From
The adyices received fIom San Francisco IT
s believed ths, Il viii ~. b. Pcssois 20
force passage farther nrrb tLau the Seal
Islands bs,w, zu 100 sad 200 miles north
Of the Alsotiau Islands, sRd we'll rP into
Bshring Sea. The relief steamer Oil put
IN at Ounslash- IA for coal and such stores
IS may be ueeted.
RIGELOw's EMPTY SHOES.
|, is probable that Treasurer Jordan will
be designated oy Secretary MsnnicR 70 sel
as se5-treasurer OF Naw York City unnI
Congress rsassemh'es when new appoint
nent will b. made.
A CHARGiNG CHARITY.
Fourteen hundred poor children the hos
Pitality Of that charming charity Orgsnlza
lion known 80 the Children's Christmas
Club, Of which Miss Nellie Villas, daughter
Of the Postmaster General. is President
and Miss Nellie Arthur dsugbter OF the ex
President. ore Ct the Vice Presidents. and
which every year fGruishsd Christms'
diOner and gifis 10 The children OF The poor
Of tbs city Each OF the ! 400 children
vas given an excellent dinner, box o.
candies sn6 Christmas card. The tables
we're waited upon by the dsug bters Of th'
most promiue at e;tizsns, and Miss uolil'
Villas and Mss SsiRs Arthur personally
sOperiutended the giving Sgt Of the pres
suts. The President aud Mis- Cleveland
and many other people well knSS2 II
society, attended the entertainment.
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ParkersburE's Prohibition Ticket.
Special 20 ths RsgiSleT.

PAREERSBURG, December 2S.-Prohibi-
tiouists in convention to night obhtersted
the color hue and gave the colOred voters
representation on the ticket in the person
of Cornelius Watkins.
W. H. Smith, I'M. Davidson, Lot
Gould, Mike Mulvey, Geo. Roland and j..
W Kight completed the ticket for Coun-
ell. Mayor, W. B. CasWell The latter
three are Democrats.
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Dhin Annointmnnts.

ZASEsvLLE. O., December 2S.-The
following additional appointments have
been announced by General Axliue, in the
Adiutant Generals department; j. W.
Scothen, Wellstou, Transcribing Clerk;
q. A. Guther, Westville Superintendent
State Arsenal; Benz. Priest, Zsnesyille,
Fireman; Chas, Duofey, Columbus, Fire
man; VIM. F. Madden, Belleville, Superin-
tendent of Lsborers; Silss Crowell,
Sprin6eld, Superintendent Of Flsg-roomi )
Geo. W. Kuhn, Rushville, shipper at
arsenal; Ford Smith, Cincinnati, day
policeman; Jas. Tyler, Columbus, night
policeman.
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The Let Of January, 1886. viii bs ce!e'
bvsted very generally as Emancipation
ps7.
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RrGELnws : Empty sHoEs.

I,is probable that Treasurer Jordan will
be designated Oy 81 cre'ary Msuuicg 70 act
as s15-treasu7er OF Nsw York City unll
Congress rsassemhes when o new appoint
nent will b. made.