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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-09
- n1r.r1nN nr rrRACIrY.

4 QUESTION OF TERACIFN.
he In,eulgencer OF yesterday has this to
Of the RFDI>rEE.
It happens that the ofenses in journal
so c.aHgeu,lv denounced by the REGIs.
were committed in its own office. The
|sa;icrsl dispatch concerning the ire
Eable insolvency of the city O' Wheeling
sent from the REGISTER establishment.
that o&rnse was done in this office, 1t
Ns:ore the present management, and
1e REGISTER doubts if the former
Co, ren, knew anything of it, although
5 n. meaning the Iuteligencer CO.
w;,5e TO convey, which does not re-
much cr dit on that sheet.
ain The In,e,Tgencer asserts: The
on Hardy county FIRST appeared IN the
IrER.
,sso-,,,i an untruth and appears
of,ba s,msL jdney as the quotation
vi, Ar CSC, to make it appear be-
he public that II management OF the
TER was a part to the sensational
SON, b,oodo.., The special that
published in the REGIS TER was nO' oOu
ed Of nor could it be a. II was gene'S
ro II. I...l =, at were de-
csd as Hbels on Hardy county, and
the REGISTER criticised were 'A0s0
to eastern papers. mere
par. Of the a SPA''n
REGsrER's editorial of Wedl eSoAY
ing referred to, and which telA OK
what vas complained Of, and whs 70
5 sent.
Erari Jg1a Dispatch 10 Register.
he sensational special to the New YORK /
d and other metropolitan papers, tnat
Eouen and children had fed from the
P ard that artillery bad been sent tor;
is2e, and libel on the citizens OF
|ay county. All the reports Of sensa-
EsI Character sent out are without foan-
EOn."
70 much for that. Now. the "Intelh-
Ger establishment" (the REGIsTER does
''Rkthe management of knowing IT.
ianOs know it, is not free
Stsalss odt gross sensational DIS
eh" As witness the one sent to the
'SigL D;sPa,shop last IksRssgiyins
g p, Aopls in he !, 9os'u .srsh i,
hs sFourth Street NJ y 9
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Col. Dayne's Mysterious Visits to Blaine.

Col. haynes Mysterious Visits to Blaine.
WARRINGTON, January Silt is the i'm
preston Of Peunsylvanians here that Colonel
Bayne is getting in some Of his fine Italian
work for United States Senator to succeed
Don Cameron. The Colonel has been away
from his scat much Of the time this week
and bss been seen in the company Of prom
inent Blaine men. 1t is said he has paid
the Plumed knight several visits at his resi-
dence of late. All this is interpreted to
mean that he is welding dainty stile,to in
search of the able boSs's 6fth political NIB
Colonel Bayne was in his seat in the House
tbs morning. He says there is nothing new
in the Senatorial contest in his State.
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. Fonae-frF Diseoyexy.

Consumptives and all who suffer fem any
affection Of the Throat and Lungs eSn tnd
certain eure in Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Thousands of permanent
cures verify the truth Of this stahTnent.
No medicine can show such record OF
wonderful cures. Thousands OF once hope
loss sugsrers now gratefully proclaim they
owe their lives to this New Discovery. IL
viii cost you nothing to give II tla
Free trial bottles at Logan Z Cos q
In-rn size Al
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whv Grant refused.

Nrw YoRK, January s.-Cyrus W. Field
said this morning, in regard 10 General
Grants refusal to receive the fund being
raised for his benefit, that he had no knowl.
edge of General Grants reasons. lie could
only imagine that some friend Of the Goa
erals had taken up yanderbilts claim:
Field said he had returned every osnl sab.
scribed, but refused 10 state the amount
raised. lie stated there would have been
no difficulty in raising tbs sum. and Van
derbili told him that Grants property is ia.
intripsically worth $4,000.
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|
Iooks Like Eynrts.

ALBANY, N. Y. January s.--Ths Even.
ing Journal announces that Eyarts has .
close majority in the legislature. II gives
81 as iCr Eyar,s as against Morton. and
says unless the promises Of the men 90 fos
nothing and written words fail to expeess
their usual meaning, and unless evil infu'
ence succeed in quarters where we have
not believed il possible for them 10 End sue.
cess, the next senator from the state of
New York will be William NJ. Eyarts.
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THE ELECTION INQUIRY.

4 Cincinnati Attorney Tells what lie
Knows of tho Deputy.
CINCINNATI, January SC. W. Baker,
ex County Prosecutor, consumed the fore
noon in giving testimony before the sprin,
ger committee. He described scenes in and
about the United States Court room, the
deputy marshals coming and going in
SQUADS, and visited various wards and poll
ipg places, but could not cay there had been
any intimidation. he saw two deputy mar
shals arrest q colored man, who was a Dem
ocrat, for insulting the United States Gov
erDmeut.
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2 Protestant clergy Of Terre Haute,
baye held a meeting and adopted a
Of resolutions advising that hereafter
,rses Of funeral professions be driven
rot when going to the cemetery, that
rs be held on Sunday Only wheE abso-
necessary, and that no religious ser
e held at the grave.
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DO Won Knor a Nan

Whose wife is tronbled with debility, ner-
vousrefs. liver complaint or rheumatism?
JuFt tell him II is pity to let the lady
sliTer that way, when Bro~n's Iroa Pitters
EiII relieve her. Mrs L. y, Edgeriy. Dex-
ter. Ne. says, "Brozn's Iron Bitters cured
me Of debility and palpiiation Of the besrt :
Mrs. Fl. s NcI.asghlin, Of Scarborough,
Ne, says the bitters cared her OF debility.
Mrs. Harding, of Windham Centre, 10 the
fame stale. ssysit cured her Of dizziress n
The head So ii las cared iborsands ofethsr
tadies.
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Tho Kentucky Pastims.

MoUxr STERLING, Ky, January 8.-Nsws
has been received Of the lynching Of jobs
siaple,on, sr,, farmer. A few weeks ago
iapleton's con shot and killed Culliper
White, for which he was arrested and ssnt
TO Mount Sterling to protect him from .
mob. The father was arrested on pretsnse
of being accessory to the murder. On Sst.
urday night q mob Of thirty men took hin
from the jail and hung him In front OF The
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HIS SALARY TOO SMALL.

in Ohio Private Secretary Elopcs With n
G0Odly sum.
CLEVELAND. O.. January S.-Information
he's been received here Of the arrest Of +.
L, Waldron, at Rochester, n. Y, on a
charge OF cmbezzlement. Wsldron was
icr Years the private secretary OF J. Ii.
Wade, a private capitalist here. In July last
he absconded. Wade says Waldron was
short in bis accounts TO the extent of sew
eral thousand dollars. principally rents which
Re bad collected. Wsldron is 10 years old,
and received salary Of $4,000 per year.
lie will be brought here for trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-09

E Trenton, \. j., pO,ters have finally
cd that a high tariff means low wages.
2ouer the workmen all over the coun-
rive at a like conclusion and thorough
1prehend that a high tariff cuts this
ry off from foreign markets the sooner
p auelioration Of their condition take
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III. E.e,ped Into Another World.

FREDERICKSBURG, TEX, January 8;-Be'
fore daybreak Yesterday the jail caught hre'
T. T. cortaiped one occupant, named Allison
who Was under indictment for murder. Ine
Gre started in his cell, and it is thought that
= - 1ss k;ndled by him in the hope of eScap-
~ No lime was Lost, but upon breaking
Open the outer door AllisOns door wa was seen seen
~ he red hot from the fire within and tney
EDsw il was too late. He was heard scream,
inc but soon fell on the burning hoor ana
b;ss ne cbarred trunk was found In the runs
The building was completely destroyed
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LEXINGTON BANK DEFALcATloN.
IInount Stolen by the Assistant Cashier
Not Exactly Known.


LEXINGTON, Ky, January S.-The excite
r,nt over the dctalcatiou i'll the Lexington
City National Bank by James G. Scrugham,
now in Canada, is subSiding somewhat. Yet
there is a good deal of uncertainty about the
real amount with which he got away. The
cashier, James NJ Graves, asserts that he
had full access to the vault and that
the funds are found apparently correct!
and that the loss cannot possibly exceed
Il ore than forty or fifty thousand dollars.
Tie run on the bank yesterday was so
promptly met that it didn't amount to
much, and some quite heavy deposits were
made by private parties. There Is some un-
ea>iness over the uncertainty as to whether
credits have been given for Eeavy deposits
prior to the fight of Scrugham. The feel
ing still exists that the half Of the crooked
ness has not yet been discovered, leading
TO general lack of confidence aud some
Unrsp Susnicions
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: New York Herald says: "Mr.
GE AUGUsTUs SALA,who has come
10 lecture, chats pleasantly about dyna,
$, etc" 1t is real pleasing to know
any resident of England can "chat
Rntly' about these things.
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ARTHUR'S friends are rufled because
aid that BLAINE intends counting the
lent in on his black lis: and shooting
long with the rest CT the Republican
|ers. Can't they let poor Mr.. BLAINE
in his sweet delusion that he is not
It's all the consolation the poor
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pi- Freirht Reduction.

P,rrsBURG, Pa, January S.-Ihe oe-
uands of the Pittsburg iron and glass
manufacturers have been granted oy tue
Trans. Continental Freight Association and
to-day big reduction is announces IN '4Ses TSs
from this city to points in Cshtornss; 1 ne
rate on bar iron has been reduced ron
en- so per cwt. to $l.l5; cast steel Sz'tV 70
si 35. common glassware and lamp en'n'
80 from 50 so to $l.35 and fancy glass
Ire - from $s.G2 to $3.50. The announce, e
W. w. caused great satisfaction in business
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TrichinOSis.

SrEUUENyILLE, o., January S.-Arthur
Donnelly, of this city butchered some hogs
last week and Sunday ate freely Of the
meat which was not thoroughly cooked.
On Tuesday he was taken violently i'll with
the cramps aud vomiting. A physician was
called in who pronounced the disease trichi-
nosis Donnelly is still alive, but is suffer
ing terribly and will probably die.
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Good News.

ST. LoUIs, January s.-The Excelsior
Stove Manufacturing Company resumed
work to-day with about 200 men. The full
force will be employed two or three week
hence, when 500 to coo men will be put to
work.
The Western Nail Company, Of Belle
Vile. ILL.,, started up again yesterday, re-
duction of about l2l per cent in wages
having been acceded to by the men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-09

Is your system running down? Is there
feeling of decrepitude taking possession
of you? Are the functions of your diges-
tive and urinary organs impaired? Is your
blood bad2 Do sores and pimples trouble
your Do you suffer from aches aud pains?
Are you weak, and does the least exertion
give you fatigue? Bewarel Regain per
feet health by using DR.. Guysott's Yellow
Dock snd Sarsaparilla.
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Consecration of Bishop Poret.

WASHINGTON, January 8.-Rev. William
Paret elected 10 successd Bishop Pinckney,
was to-day consecrated Bishop of the Epis-
copal church OF the diocese Of Maryland.
The ceremonies were grand and imposing,
and took place in the Epiphany church, Of
which for the past years DR.. Paret has been
rector. The church was handsomely deco,
rated for the occasion. Bishop Layman, of
North Carolina, delivered the conservation
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ERE are times when the lntelligencer
! e TO ind much entertainment IN the
rial columns Of its esteemed cosempO-
the Observation-Disclosures.
be REGISTER appreciates the compliment
Enerously bestowed upon it nthe above.
REGISTER only regrets it cannot do the
! for the editorials OF the Iuteligencer,
|eir stale VIII when no: oyerfrsighted
labor, hardly rePays one for the time
[t in their perusaa
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EN the eyes that pierce the veil that
ds the mystic realms Of futurity see
|early, aye, even the spirits tongues are
!. \ Chicago reporter asked Slade,
piritualistie medium" who would com
CLEyGLAND's Cabinet. The spirits an.
d: We do not feel sure about it.
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is said that Mr.. AETHUE'S private sec
! has a pretty tough time in the win
ime. 1t is his duty to see that the
leuts pants 6t snug fore and aft, Now,
! summer time, when the president
bshiug, it doesn't make any difference
ler his pants fit or not
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&C.. ~. 1T11fty Hot Advaneingr'

What crowd. Fevers; ;ehills; wea I ana
- b.cts. zs;,fpl ioirts: tortured mus
aI ~ tIl~sIes. I ,,;,bts. crueI sEea.s; dizzi-
-, ~. II ~ snneti,e This disagreeabls
proce ssion may ell Be prevented oy the use
=. - :. , ~ sro,n entngv Of malaria aud ali
is ,rcop. DR.. N. b. Groom, OF DarniIneiiesi
Ark . Eays: at Is the b.st medielnfi IN !, the
: qrld. and is eEeciiSg miraculous cares.
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MADRID, January S.-The earthquake
shocks in the south of Spain still continue.
Renewed shocks have been felt to-day at
Velez Neria, where number Of houses col.
lapsed. Fortunately no one was killed, al
though several persons were more or less
ininred.
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E new city hall that Philadelphia
so much about, turns out to be rather
esp-Johu' affair. The tower that is
to pierce the cerulean dome Of heav-
se,;IeI and the walls are cracked,
10 the uneven distribution Of the
4 and the fact that the outer walls are
and the interior soft
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RATHER DlAPHANoUs.
That Pennsylvania Dynamite Story Not
Believed.

Believed.
GREExBURG, Pa, January 8.-The story
that English detectives have obtained evl-
dence that powerful secret band Of dyna-
miters is in existence at Irwin Station who
are directly responsible for the recent exPlo-
sion in England, is received with little Gre
dence, although it is admitted that a
stranger whose actions have been decidedly
oueer, has been seen at various hs:els dur
ing the past year. 1t is claimed that the
story is political scheme to bring about
an,agonism between the English and Irish
residents Of this country, and prevent ta-
ture coalitions such as were victorious IN
the late election.
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CLEYELAND's CURSE.
The "Fiats" Visited by Another Destruc'
tive Fire.

tive Fire.
CLEVELAND O., January 8.-At 7 o'clock
this evening a fire broke out in Stove
ring and Fiemings Excelsior Iron Works
foundry and machine shop, corner Of Col
umbus and Leonard street, on the flats.
The flames originated in the wooden foun:
dry, and by the time the department had
re- Sponded they had made such headway
rat it was impossible to save the work.
Tie fire YVES communicated to large
bree story brick machine shop which was,
ride of an hour. in ruins. StoVering 4
F!cu ing have been in business fourteen
rrars. Their loss is $Gj, ,OOOi the insurance
Sol 500
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A DESERTED SHIP.
Sailing Along the storray Waves nj The
Bleak Atlantic.

Sailing Along the stormy waves nj ehs
Bleak Atlantic.
ST.. JOINS, N. f., January 8.-Ths
British bark Isabel from Cadiz, reports
passing large Norwegian bark on the 2eth
ult. The name Of the bark was the
"Alhama" Of Arendal. No vestige Of the
crew was found. For two days previous tho
Isabel had experienced terrific earth
quake shocks lasting ut times fifteen min
utes. The thunderos sounds and heavy
roaring were appalling. The ship was
shaken in every fibre and the crew, parai-
wed with fear, broke through all discipline
and cut the boats loose. The cessation OF
the shock restored tranquility on board.
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Tb,x wIII Aeitate,

NV YoHK, January S.---The National
Committee Of the Prohibition party met 70.
day with John y. Iinch, Of Nebraska, 10
The chair. Professor A. A. Hopkins offered
a &c, Of resolutions or behalf Of the Com
mi,tee on Agitation. which we're unanimous
ly adnuted
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AmIh.. nina Cnn.nmsd hr FIrr.

YorsCsTowx, o., January S.-Atan early
hour this morning the residence Of Thomas
Dias, part Of which was used rs . saloon,
was burned. The family sleeping up stsirs
barely had time 10 escape, running into the
street in their night clothes The furniture
and fixtures we're not insured and the family
arc in destiiute eircum stanees.
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The MosssAcKs AND KIDS.
Two Separate st. jackson Day Celebrations
Under Way at Columbus.

Two Separate st. jackson Day Celebrations
Under Way at Columbus.
COLUNBUS, o., January S.-St. Jackson's S
day is being appropriately celebrated this
forenoon. All the leading members Of the
Democracy in the State assembled at the
Opera House. aad are being addressed by
Allen G. Thurman, Generals Durbin Ward
and J. W. Denner, \. j. Warner and other
prominent politicians. To night the festivi-
ties will close with the largest banquet ever
given in the city. The "mossback' element
Of the Democracy are not minGiug with the
kids" but are rendering Senatov-elect
Payne a reception in the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes the General Assembly having
adjourned at 2 o'clock for that purpose.
The Governor, all the State officers and
county officials are in attendance, besides
members of the Legislature. Short speeches
were made, after which the reception took
place.
Afternoon.
At the afternoon session addresses were
delivered BY Judge Allen G. Thurman, Hon.
l.. ID. Thomas, Of the civil service commits
sion; Geo. James, OF Denver; Hon. Samuel
Cary, Gen. Dur6in Ward and others; Judge
Thurman, upon being introduced BY Gen.
Ward. spoke in Substance as follows: IL
congratulate YOU upon the successful or
ganization of your club and will say some.
| hing to you on the subject Of political
/ clubs. Insinuatious have been thrown out to
| the effect that the Cleveland and Hendricks
clubs in Ohio, during the campaign were
hostile to the organization of the party. A
man must bs grossly miSiuiormed to make
such a charge as that. Years before be-
came OF age | was member of q Jackson
club, aud from that time down to the pres
ent the state has swsrmed with Democratic
clubs working vita intelligence in support
of the good cause, aud never until this year
was the charge made that they were hostile
to the interests of the party Why should
this charge be made this year? Every man
who viii support our principles and vote
our ticket, is eligible to membership in
them. / was over several states in the
| course of the campaign, and / found
Cleveland and Hendricks clubs as thick as
the shocks Of csrn in the field, and every
where they were doing good work.
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Will pay in Full.

NEw YoKK, wall STREET, January L.
Opdike d Co, banking house, lately failed,
announced this morning that they had
arrangements 10 pay in fall
The as,ignee will pay dividend Of Is per
cent. almost Immediately and then remain.
der In a short time.
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IS alleged that a negro who was
SD to be lynehed ten days ago in
/ Carolina reapPeared the other day.
are some North Carolina folks, it
seem, who haven't sworn of.
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Philadelphia, where doctors diplomas
be had at the rate Of three for a quar-
Ii is a little singular that man should
rested for pretending to be two-dollar
Cisn.
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THE OLD CLOCK
OF Gen. jackson Brought Into Play at
Washington.

OF Gen. jackson Brought Into Play at
Washington.
WASHINGTON, January S.-A large assem-
blage, including many ladies' attended the
meeting here tonight under the auspices OF
the jackson Democratic Association to eel
citrate the anniversary of the battle of New
Orleans. Many old memen,oes of General
jackson ornamented the platform, includ-
ing the old clock which hung in the Senate
when President Jackson took the
oath. A number of ex-CODgresmen
occupied seats upon the stand.
Senator Salisbury, OF Delaware, was the first
speaker. He pictured the duties of the
Democratic party to reform the government,
remove dishonest officials and retrench eX-
penditures While he would not convert
Mr. Cleveland into a public butcher that
gentleman would fail to meet the Just ex-
pectations of the American people
If he did not remove from office
any man who had dishonesty used his
place. Applause He hoped no faithful
public servant would be sacrificed to party
interest, but every man who had used his
place for partizsn purposes end to keep out
a Democratic administration would walk
the plank as soon as possible. Applause.
Senator Bayard traced the administration
of President jackson through eight years of
its existence enlarging the principles
upon which it was based the main
one which was that this country
was commonwealth which belonged to all
anddid not belong to anyone. Itwas Jack
sonian theory that the government of the
United Statet found neither co-partner nor
rivals for itself among its own citizens.
This was not the theory which had built up
q protective tarff which had for its underly-
ing principle the doctrine Of class legisla-
tion.
Speeches were made by Senator Vance
aud Representative Henley, Of Californil.
The Indiana Democrats Association held
a meeting tonight in commemoration of the
anniversary of the battle of New Orleans,
Il - Ill nar,onrot;c Tnporacaman
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INDIAN Land Inyestirntion.

WASHINGTON. January g. Andrew
Drnm, of Kansas City, No, and Benz s.
Miller, of Caldwell, Kansas, the latter Pres
ident of the Cherokee Stripline Stock As
sociation were examined by the Senate
committee on Indian affairs today. They
described in detail the organization and
purposes Of the association. Neither wit
nefs had ever heard Of any payment Of
.money to outside psrties to secure these
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WHEELING. w. VA. FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 8. 1885.

leasesS and neither knew OF any interest
held in the leases by any agent or officer
of the Government. Senator James was
instructed to take legal steps to secure the
presence and testimony of Augustus Z.
iney, Of Vinita, Indian Territory.
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The Gnn Foundry.

WASHINGTON, January S.-The Secretary
of the Treasury sent the following estimates
from the Secretary of War to Congress:
For the creation OF q gun foundry, $1,000,
600; improving the Missouri river, Sl,l6O,-
600; Missouri River Commission, $4,000.
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Overruied.

CHICAGO. January s.--Judge Blodsett, in
the United States District Coud this morn
ing oyerruled the motion 10 qussh the IN
die,msnis against Mackin, Gallagher. Glss-
son and Diehl for alleged participation IN
the Eighteenth Ward election f1ud
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Cut Down.

CoScokB n q, January s.-The wages
Of The employees in :be Constock cotton
mlrl, at Penascoak, have been reduced 10
peF rent
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Big BSl.

BosroS, January S.-Alfrsd Oliver, under
arrest on a charge of embezzlemei.tt from
the Eastern railroad, was held In S20, ,0UV
hail for trial