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RIVER NEWS.
Stage of tho Water aad Movements of tho
stonmboRts.

etoalnpoAes.
The steamer New Courier is the Parkers-
burg packet, leaving ut IL A. N.
The Scotia. OF the Cincinnati line. ia
still in retirement at Pittsburgh.
Tho rnoo croho,n n.ssoS =, =. a. on
o,c1onL nastasd ! i.a,, o,,, M, ..SV
Tho sron;ta s,ota na..od das,n =. -,
earlv I hour % vssteydsv . pmorn;ns po o she % hsa ad
fa;r tr;n IN hoard A'''
,att S,tS ott OuH'u' nj ~.
Local inspectors niram Young aud
Reuben ihomas returned Yesterday from
an olilcial vlsit 70 W asnington.
The river Is still falling both here and at
points above me marks mere last even
lng lndlcated deptn Oh ieet y inches IN
the channel.
The Andes got away for Cincinnati
shortly after 4 CLOCK yesterday afternoon.
Her register showed goodly number Of
passengers on board, and she had me-
dunn sized manifest.
The Courier is this morntnc's Parkers.
burg packet Capt. Prince and Clerk
Martin know how TO please ali their pat.
rons. Their boat is . fast one and they
and Its admirers sheve right 10 feel proud
OF her. 5.sl
As tho Telegram was making her land
| ing here Yesterday. the breaking OF rope
lei one OF the deck hands fail into the
river. He passed under the wheel and.
received few knocksI not Of q serious ma
ture. however. Al boat, was lowered aud
he was rescued. m
'Tho nino,nns,;s Eso,,a,s. ~ ;Mond.v
s.rs. Gon MSnonsI3 ,,t,St. srJ All
Nsrt enginser H s 'nssssS tbronsh @ IN 4tSa % e;tn
yestestIay from P,itisbarthlto to Ohio, Thew
90 down the river to meet the Celina and
bring her nm the river. Her inachinerv
goes In the new boat the !syeeneya. of
Wheeline. are .bniidine.f I Ut
Tha cano-,,,s..st 's,,.a i,,o.t
wnnSrnF nns oSf has inst bseSs bs ,ste5 sI Of the a
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At New York-Metropolitans, o. Brook
lyn, I. Errors, each. Bases, Metro
politans. 12; Brooklyn, s. Struck out, by
Porter, 5; Gashmsn, |.
At Chicago-Chlcavo 8; Buffalo, g.
Errors, Chicago, 0; Buffalo, l2. Bases,
Chicago, 8; Buffalo, 7. Pitchers, Clark
son aud Conway.
At Providence Providence, o; Boston,
q. Errors, Providence, 4; Boston, 5.
Bases, Providence. ! Boston, :. Pitchersi
Shaw and Whitney.
At st Louis-Sk Louis, 3; Detroit, I.
Errors, ST. Louis, Is; Detroit, o. Bases,
st. Louis, o; Detroit 5. Pitchers, Boyle
and Baldwin.
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SENATOR CHASE, Of Rhode Island, calls
attention to the curious fact that the
woolen manufacture, which rests on q
taxed raw material, is in better condition
to-daythan any other manufacturing inter-
est in the country, while the cotton manu-
llcture, dealing with raw material un-
taxed and largely exported, is most de-
pressed Of all.
Obviously there is no argument here in
favor Of putting wool on the free list.
In fact the raw materialists have very
little to stand on at best. There are very
few II any materials 50 raw that they do
not largely absorb labor before they get to
market.
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A BoY,s SAD DEATH.
A sOvOn.Yoar.old Lad Killed ct Mounds.
willie Yesterday. l.t..

Nlhu tobtuEauIs .
A Aseven.year-old son of August Weide-
bush, of Moundsyille, was almost Instant
ly killed. by the B. & o. way train, at
sharp's Bridge, inside the corporate limits
OF Moundsville last evening. The unior-
tunate little fellow was playing with
couple of companions Of about his own
age, when the train came in from the east,
running at q slow rate OF speed, as the
point where the acci lent occurred Is but
a short distance from the Depot From
the account given by the other two boys,
fne little fellow attempted 70 catch hold OF
the railing, or tenders Of the steps at the
forward end OF the car, out failed, falling,
It is supposed, and coming in contact
either with the car steps or the boxing Of
the axle. Examination after the accident
showed .hatthe boys neck and back were
both broken, but not q drop OF blood wss
spilled. He breathed for about ten min
utes after the accident, but was Of course
unconcious, and unsensible to pain. This
should prove warning to the crowd OF
boys and men, too, for that matter, WHO
make daily practice Of jumping on and
off trains, especially on the Ohio River
Road, while they are in motion.
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THERE is no longer any reason to with
hola from the public the interesting fact
that Gtr. James B. Taney, of the Register,
stands in the shadow Of the PostofIlce.
The canvass has been conducted quietly,
without ostentation and, it is believed,
with good effect.
As the conductor OF the leading paper Of
his party in the State, II Mr.. Taney desires
the postoilice he will be able to back his
application with strong claims His social
and business standing will commend him
to the powers tha; dispose of these things.
Mr.. Taney ought to make an efficient post
master.
The olIlco cannot be given to all the
aspirants, and when the disappointed
ones como to realize that the die is cast
they will, Of course, accept with good
grace the decision OF the party leaders.
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AssKNrloNs AND pENIALs
About the Purchase Of tho Pittsburgh ar'
Taka lYfa Rnflrnnd.

Lake Erie Railroad,
PErrspuRau, Pa, Sept, 1.-The Chronicle,
Tsleyrgph this afternoon says: II ia re-
ported by those well informed that Van
dsrbilt has sold his Pittsburgh, McKees-
port and Youghiogheny railroad stock and
bonds to persons in the interest Of the
Pennsylvania railroad, but retains for the
present, his interest in the Pittsburgh and
Lake Erie Railroad Company. This con-
lradicts the statements that the Pitts
burgh aud Lake Erie company had been
sold out. 1t Is inumated, however, that a
sslic.arranSement hsa been agreed upon
between the Vanderbilt and Pennsyl-
ysnis lines, and that hereafter they will
work harn0nioEsly together as to rates.
PAlLApELpHlA, Pa, Sept. THE re-
port that the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany had arranged to obtain control Of
the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie and the
Pittsburgh, McKeesport and 4oughio-
oheny railroads is officially denied. Presi.
dent Roberts, oi The Pennsylvania Rsil-
road Company, says that there is no foun-
dation whatever for the story, and that it
ia false from beginning TO end.
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wAsuneros, D. O., Sept. 1.-The As
sociation Of Official Agricultural Chemists
met in annual convention at the Depart
ment Of Agriculture to-day. Mr.. Cole
man, Commissioner OF Agriculture, de-
liyered an address, in which, after
declaring his entire sympathy, and
that Of the farmers Of the country in
theHobjecto OF the association, which is to
secure uniform method Of analysis OF
fertilizers, he expressed the hope that the
association would extend its deliberation
to the method OF chemical analysis.
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Tho rexon Murderer.

NEW York, Sept. III. G. Holland, the
Texan, who shot and killed Tom Davis
yesterday, was taken to police headquar-
ters this morning for the purpose Of giving
the detectives IN opportunity Of seeing
him. HO appeared unconcerned and
seemed to lo5E upon bis arrest as mere
fofmality. Holland was haEdclGed 70
detective, and crowds followed them
through tho streets. When asked how
be fell Hollsnd replied, "oh, | am all
liCht.p He refused 10 Soy anything about
the affair, beyond the tact that Davis and
his pals tried to rob him,
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.GREESspuse, IxD,, Sept. L. Sheriff
Walsh, Marshal Clemens and two assist
ants started yesterday in Q carriage to find
aud arrest Barney Connor, a local desper:
ado. The two first named were armed
with shot guns. They met Connor on a
turnpike and ordered him to halt. He
sprang toward ths tenGe and put his hand
to bis hip pocket, when Marshsl Olemeps
AIRED and Connor fell dead.
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uonklpr YallpY tllner., strlke.

ceLuERps, O., Sept. l.-AlI the miners
at tshawneetown came out to-day for an
advance in the price Of mining from forty
to fifty csnts. The operators are willing
to give The price provided q similar ad.
vance ig made at Straitsyille. New
straitsville wants the price mado sixty
cents and 1t is feared q settlement
cannot be reached. The coal miners at
New straitsville decided tonight to stop
work tomorrow pntil their demand fol
so cents is complied with. The present
price paid there is 40 cents. The oper-
ators say they will not grant the advance.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept, I.-Railrosd pas.
senger and freight rates, which havebeen
greatly disturbed here for some time past,
are getting worse and worae. A sixteen
cent rate to Boston on grain was made to-
day and seventeen and 0 half cents on
mill feed. II is asserted that grain can be
sent to New York for twelve and half
cents, but no contracts at that rate are
known to have been made. Passage
tickets to New York have been bought at
$l4, and it is alleged that they can be pur-
chaseti at Sl2 or even lts3.
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PIrrsBuRaH, Sept. 1.-The three dOmes.
tics prOstrated by eating oatmeal, al
Emanuel DeRoy's residence yesterday, are
resting easy and will probably recover,
At the Coronsr'a Investigation to-day evi
dence was adduced to show that the col
ored girl, Mary Allen, had prepared the
oatmeal, Of which all the parties had par
taken, and that she hgd intended to gel
even with the mother Of the dead babe
for dismissiDg her.
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A MAN sHocKINaLY BURNED
At Bsilsiro- Other Waters of Interest from
the Glass City,

At Bellairo- Other Matters OF Interest from
the Glass City.
The narrow gauge train did not get in
Monday evening till late hour.
A party Of Bellaire people wero out
spending yesterday on the farm Of S. Ii.
McGregor.
H. @. Mendel, Of Allegheny, an official
Of the postal railway service, was in town
yesterday.
Conductor Scott, who runs TO Bellsire on
the new arrangement OF Cleveland 4 Pitts.
burgh passenger trains, was here yesterY
day for the first time in FIVE years.
Rellaire men have been doing good
part OF the work on the building Of the
Benwood steel plant, and Bellsire con.
tractors are furnishing the stone and
timber.
Chalmers Coulter, who has been fol
some years transfer baggage agent at the
Baltimore & Ohio bridge here, will go on
the road in lew days in charge OF bag
gage car between Wheeling and Chicago
Two cows were killed by Baltimore &
Ohio engines Sunday near the creek, and
the men who took charge Of the bodies
for the hides have been engaged for two
days in burning the careaseR, much to the
annoyance OF the people Of that neighbor'
hood.
The advertisements that have been
published for bids for the Thirty.seventh
street sewer were intended all along iol
the Thirty.eighth street sewer, aud the
mistake kept the opposition on the latter
street from making as good ashowing a
was intended,
The bursting Of q part OF one Of the
cupolas at the steel works yesterday
morning let out a stream Of melted stee
that caught Michael Kain and burnet
him horribly. It ia not known ye
whether his Injuries are fatal. The fest
was burned from his back 80 that the rib
were exposed.
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aln,I.tnnn,a oruIie.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The yacht Sunbeam
with Mr.. Gladstone and party on board ar.
rived at Wick, Scotland, yesterday. A
deputation Of the inhabitants OF the town
went on board the Sunbeam and greeted
Mr.. Gladstone etfnsively, and invited him
TO land. Mrs. Gladstone speaking for her
husband, said that his health was unequal
to the fatigue OF landing. The Sunbeam
aiterward proceeded South.
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o.tton MINIS 10 Iissumo Work.

BALTIMORE, MD., Sept. To-day the
cotton mills at Woodberry, four in num-
Der, giving employment to upward Of 1000
operatives, are making arrangements to &c
to work on full time. The Meadow mill,
which has been idle for a year, started to.
day with full force, 400, and on full time,
The Woodberry, Clipper and Park mills
and the Druid mill, will be run on full
time on Monday next, as will also the
Mount Vernon mill.
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PORTLAND, oRE., Sept LAT Dayton,
W. T., Sunday, Mrs. Ora A. Bowen, an
aged widow, while lgRing fire in the
woods, which threatened to destroy her
home, was burned to death. Her clothing
caught and the woman was horribly
burned, her hands, face and feet b@ng
reduced to crisp. When discovered she
was iitciess and charred beyond reccgni'
finn
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we,t Virginia oat.

Rsllaire IadcpasdeL
Mr.. Luther Ropp, Of Little Georgetown,
Berkeley county, W. Va, wasin town to
day on his way to our State Fair at Colum
bus, with a sample Of hulless oats origi
mated by himself. -Four years ago he
found two heads Of oats growing in hii
field that had no hulls on the grain. Mex
year he planted the seeds Of those two
heads, and this year he thTeshed 40(
bushels from this start. The grain is the
finest OF this kind we have ever seen, and
weighs 40 pounds 10 the bushel. The ole
and useless hull Is entirely gone, and the
grain is In much better shape for feec
than with the hull.
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Summation. 1llns.1 on shlpbonrd. .

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Spanish steamer
Matzo, from Spanish ports, which arrived
at Leith, Scotland, to-day was found to
have on board several casea Of illness, re-
sembling cholera and was placed in quar-
antine. The Mario has been ordered 10
undergo forty-eight hours quarantine.
There are FIVE cases Of suspicious illness
among the crew. Two OF the sick men
are now in a state Of conyalescence, while
the other three are still suffering from
abdominal sickness, accompanied by vom.
iting resembling that Of cholera,
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rrnn aIn 10 NnrihHsst.

81. PAUL, MlsS., Sept. l.-Reports re
ceived here ahov that frost prevailed from
Fort Gary south TO Huron, Dakota, and
Moorehead, Minn., but not heavy enough
70 kill vegetation. There was also Q slight
frost AZ Fort Buiord and Bismarck. The
weather Is still cold, end 9 heavier frost 4
feared tonight.
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Syracuse, NY, Sept. 1.-The oil work.
owned by the Syracuse OIL Company at
the city line, adjoining the village Of Ged'
des, were burned this afternoon. The
fire originated in the varnish factory.
About 1000 barrels Of oil in the store
house were consumed. All OF the com.
pany's buildings were destroyed. The
loss is at least 25,000.
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NEw Yoax, Sept. l.-Mis Ella HOits,
who with her sistcr, Miss Margarita, took
some pills Sunday night in which the
druggist had placed morphine instead Of
quinine, rcsained consciousness lsst night
but soon after sank into stupor and died.
The druggist Amanda, who took poison
when be discovered the mistake hehad
made, will recover.
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Mn. JAMEs RussR1L LOWELL is said to be
var, much pleased with President Cleye-
LAM, This is not news. Mr.. Lowell was
~ wall pleased with Mr.. Cleveland that
,symnathies we're with the Mugwumps,
and II he had been in the country he
would have voted the Mugwump ticket.
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BALrl4oRH, Sept. Ito the general
surprise of those most interested the strike
Of the tin can makers BECAME general to.
day, and there is an entire suspension OF
OF that industry. Several employers offer
ed Ave cents per l0G Of the demand af The
employees, but the offer was rejected. The
stock Of cans on hand are said TO be large
and there is exhibited no disposition 10
Weld by either side in the controversy.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. LOT the
1882 Presidential Postmasters in the
United States, changes have been made in
4S7 cases since the adjournment Of the
Senate. 4 list OF nominations for these
offices is now being made at the Postofice
Department to receive tho signature Of the
President and he transmitted TO the SEN
ate upon the beginning OF the next sesaion.
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SEw YoRk, Sept. 1.-The managers OF
the Elevated roads gre making prepara.
tons to run their cars by electricity. Last
night the Daft Electric Motor was given
trial trip, which was in every respect sat-
isEactary. The motor was attached to q
regular Ninth Avenue passenger coach
with about thirty people on board.
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BELIEylLLR, oST., Sept. l.-Martin Ar
chibald, wealthy farmer residing in
Huntingdon, broke into the houseot Mrs,
Mary Adams and attempted 70 ravilh her.
Her SON arriving ON the scene, struck him
with an ax, and he released bis hold, when
Mrs. AdAms seized the Ak, and attacking
Archibald, almost severed his head from
his body,
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pnhlIn pshs statement.

wAsurSorOS, Sept. 1.-The public debt
statement for August has been issued
The total debt, less available cash items
ia 81 ,52s, ,4Os, $50 81; net cash in Treasury
$40, 7lO, 572 60; debt less cash in the Treas
ury September l, 1885, Sl,413, ,612, ,S07 O?;
debt less cash in the Treasury August ]
1856, 81 l,47G, ,57l, $50 90. The decrease o.
debt during the month was =, SIS, COZ Is
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EpIAamlo 1900 cnitIe Yarer

KANGAEEn, nl, Sept. 1.-The epidem-
icoi Texas fever which appeared on the
farm oi Hirman Goodwin, Of Rockwell
TzRnship, last week threatens 70 devas-
lSie his entire herd Of over two hundred
cattle. Seventy.hve have already died,
and ten ora DOZEN more are in Q dying
condition,
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Oulo's iourth.class postoftices get au-
other whirl in the interest Of Hoadly and
civil service reform. Pure patriots are
taxing the places of offensive partisans ="
Nots.-A pure patriot is a gentleman
and scholar who voted for Cleveland,
Hendricks and Reform.
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AsRuRy PARK, N. j., Sept. l.-George
Curry, we'll known reddent Of Red
Bank, last night, shot at hiB swaetheart,
Susie Westcott, and then, placed the pistol
TO his head and instantly killed himself.
Miss Westcott was not hurt. Jealousy
was the eauae. I.
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LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Standards Mad
rid correspondent says: Mr.. Foster, the
United States Minister, has settled the de-
tails Of tile Cuban claims Of American
citizens. After several parleys with the
Foreign Minister they have come TO q de-
cision regarding the commercial agree.
ment between Spain and the United
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LaxpoS, Sept l.%Theone mile running
race at Lille Bridge yesterday, between
George and Cummings, excited greaterin.
terest than any other event in English
foot-racing annals. The gate money re.
ceipts were eDormaus. The friends oi
Cummings were partisan and lost heavily
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poaeo Assured for Many Years,

vIEESA, Sept I'M. DeGiers, the
Russian Minister OF Foreign Affairs, CON
yersing with Councillor at Franaenbad
about thescarcity Of English yisitors at the
Bohemian Spas through fear Of aa Anglo:
Russian war, said that peace was assured
for many years and that he would wager
there would be double the number OF yisi'
tors in 1886.
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DIr snIt AgaiuIt a y lllr1ad Company

PrTnuuRan, Pa, Sept l-oatherine S.
Keen, administra,rix Of VIM. 7. Keen,
deceased, entered suit to day against the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST. Louis Rail-
road to recover $1,000 alleged to be
for work done by her decenRed
husband in the construction OF tunnel
on the Pittsburgh and Steubenville rail.
road, which was piserwards absorbed by
the defendant company. The work was
performed over twenty years ago.
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a c,l.hrn,ea Annlyer.arI.

BERLIN, Sept Emperor William and
Empress Augusta have returned to Berlin
for the purpose OF personally reviewing
the parade ofthe guards at the commemo-
ration OF the fifteenth anniversary Of the
victory OF Sedan.
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paltimOro tilasswaoIlsol J, slril,o Epded

B4ITIxoRE, Mp., Sept. 1.-The strike Of
the glaSshloYers, which has continued
since last winter, has been anlicably set.
tlOd and full forces will be at work next
week in all the factories. The non-union
men will be discharged and only members
Of the union employed. u
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COLONEL JOnN L. SULLIVAN exclsims
With fine Boston indignation, II am not a
snri,,trnnner." We believe this to be
t,ne and yet the Colonel behaves very
much as though he had run splinter into
hiu intellect.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. John I.
Morgan, Jr., son of Senator Morgan, of
Alabama, and Mrs. Della Stella, were up
the river tonight Ia canoe and when
near the Chain bridge were caught in a
squall. The canoe overturned and both
we're drowned.
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PARIS, Sept. I'm. sslikovitch, who is
the author Of tho statement that Olivier
Psln was murdered at the order Of the
British officialsin the soudan, announces
that he has claimed Russian protection.
He declares that he has taken this step to
protect himself from assaults by English'
men.
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JUDGE srowE, OF Pittsburgh, remarked
sto, My to alayyer, "Youh have deliberately
lied 10 me in this case" 1t is rot often
that tie court jumps at the bar with SO
much isrocity-not SO often as the occa'
sion warrants. There are lawyers who
regard lying in behalf OF clients as no
crime.
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pourth. oln.s poslmasters.

wAsnrsarOS, Sept. 1.-The Acting Post
master General appointed uinety-nine
fourth.class postmasters to-day, dlstribut
ed among the States as follows: Ohio, 80;
Indiana, 25; Illinois, !; Minnesota, l
Iowa, /: Missouri, o; Arkansas, 81 Texas
5; Kansas, 8; Nebraska, 81 Dakota, i
Colorado, l.
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soSE Of the greatest events in history
owe their origin TO trivial matters. The
discovery Of Red Star Cough Cure may he
looked upon rs o simple thing, but 1t will
soon prove to be q blessing on the whole
civilized world,
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DAKOTA, with her population OF 10000,
uonrd not encounter opposition on her
wv into tho Union If she voted the DEM
o.,,,ic ticket. Democrats are not anxious
~ S,'I have two more Republicans in the
S,natp.