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POSTAL STATISTICS.
rhe Deficiency in the Postutiics Dspartme ent
Over R8, 100000.

Over SS,OOO,OO0.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ll.-Mr. McCon-
vile has submitted to the Postmaster
General his annual report on the financial
operations Of the Postoffice Department
during the last fiscal year. From the re-
port it appears that the gross postal reve-
nues were s42,tGOS43, the expenditures
$40, ,3i7 1888; excess cf expenditures over
revenue S6,756.3 .345. To this deficiency,
says the Auditor, ahould be added the
amounts certified to the Pacific railroads
for transportation 81, $40, ,268. and the esti-
mated unadjusted liabilities for 1885,
$3.50 900, making total deficiency Of S.
SSl,57l. The deficiency last year WIS
S4 ,8B7 ,425 or l4g legs than the pres.
ent deficiency. The revenges show q
falling oil OF $765, llb. while tho expendi-
lures have increased s?,0l2,32S.
This result iB attrltu.ed TO the retuc-
ton in letter postage and to the general
basIansg depression. The principal items
of expendithFs EeFe; hallway transporta-
ton, $l3.55s,3lS; postmaStcgs salaries,
$l1, ,243,S4S; salaries Uf postotlics clerks,
ii SI3 S53; Star Route transportation,
S3i3. .359I railway postal clarke, 81 .946, ,2O9;
Tree delivery service, &,9sa,ss2j railway
postal. car service, Si,709 2Siii tIansporta:
ton of foreign mails, $S25, ,462 The value OF
postage stamps sold is, S4i05O,22B. The
profits Of the monty order business were
S40S,933. The amount Of balances paid
BY foreign countries foE mail transIorta-
tion was 1855, and the amount paid by
the United States to foreign countries fjr
like service was 81, $50.
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wby .ho oaIce WnI pl.coa,Inued.

WAsHIEoTox, Nov. lI.-FIrst Assistant
Postmaster General Stevenson has discon'
tinued postohice in in Utah, not be-
cause the Postmaster did not give entire
satisfaction To the community he served
but because that community waG CON-,
posed entirely OF himself, four wives and
seventeen daughters. Nobody else pat
roniSsd the office, and Colonel Stevenson
thought the Department could not afford
to maintain postoiIlGe for the exclusive
use Of one family. Besides, man. under
the Edmunds act, with four wives, is in
capable Of holding public Office.
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AsrElKtSG illustration OF the intolerance
and bigotory Of the Virginia Bourbons is
iouno in theseniorced suspension of the
Richmond Iizig, one Of the Oldest papers
in the country. In announcing It's otter
mination to close up its business the
Wig editorialIy says: "1t's not necessary
to 90 into detail Of the difficulties and
struggles Of the Wing for o number ol
years past. Suffice 1t to say twhat is well
known in all this State, as well as in this
citYl, that from the moment it evinced q
determination to be Independent Of the
bourbon faction in Virginia it became the
object OF every device that Bourbonism
could invent or WELD against it. It's sub
scrihers and advertisers we're warned
and fell from it, and a studied, systematic
aud persistent process Of boycotting and
freezing ont was practiced against it."
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nzEzSSrr
Ptehidentlal Appulntha pntH,

WASHINGTON, DC. Nov. 1.-THE
President appointed General Joseph j.
Bartlett, Of New York City, to be Second
Deputy Commissioner Of Pensionsin place
Of Louis G. Bartlett, EeSigsed on account
of ill health, and wm. H. Morgan, Of
Nashville, Tenn, member oil the Board
OF Indian Commissioners, in place Of
Orange Judd, resigned. General Bartlett
entered the Union army, at Ripghamton,
N. Y, as private soldier in April, 1851
He came out at the close Of the war as a
Breyet Major General. He servet in the
Array OF the Potomac from the first battle
OF Bull Run to Appomaltox, participating
with distinction ID nearly every contest,
and receiving several wounds. When be
returned from the army in 1885, he was
appointed Minister TO Stockholm by Presi.
dent Johuson. but was recalled by Presi-
dent Grant, He has always been Demo-
nTot
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Asm.l,ar s.,r EIpaso.

ELPAso, Texas. Nov. 1.-THE agent
for an English syndicate has been in this
city several days and has made a propo
sitiou 10 leading businas men to erect o
large smelting works here to smelt ore
from Mexico. This company offers tc
invest quarter Of a million II the citizsns
Of Ell Paso will raise $4,000 towards the
sSme. The offer has been practically &C,
copied and the necessary money nearly
ali subscribed, This project gives FL Pasc
a smelter, something that the mining in
dustries OF old and New Mexico have long
wanted. Five times enough ore passes
through here from Mexico to keep biz
smelter going night and day.
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oMAuA, Mn, Nov. ll.-L;eutenant
Chase, aid.de.camp Of General Howard,
has returned from Fort Niobrara, bringing
facts concerning the recent tragedy at that
post, which Is to b. fully investigated and
the soldiers engaged in it brought to jus.
tice. Samuel X rkley, who was dishonor-
ably discharged from the army some
months ago, has been running disrepu.
table resort called "Hog Ranch" near the
fort. A few nights ago some colored mem
bels CT the Ninth Cavalry, having deter
mined to suppress the / / ce, went to the
ranch and, calling Kirkley to the door,
shot him down without word Of warn
ing. To complete the murder one oi them
drew a raz)r and cut Kirkiey's throat.
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OHIO ELECTION FRAUDS.
Arguments Before the suprame COURT on
Wit Of Mnndnmus.


COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 1.-THE application
ot John Btashears, Of Cincinnati, in the
Supreme Court for peremptory writ Of
.mandAmus to compel Clerk Dalton, Of
Hamilton county, to issue to himself and
three other Democratic candidates for SEN
Ator from that county, certificates oil elee-
ton, came up for argument this afternoon.
The relator was represented by John Fol-
lett and Clerk Dalton by E. G. Hewitt.
The Republican candidates for Senator
were represented by Hon. r. A. Harrison,
/ Hon. George K. Nash and Ex-Governor
Nhyes. Mr.. Harrison opened the cas9 by
making Q motion on behalf OF the four
Republican senatOrs and Samuel Bailey,
an elector and citizen OF Cincinnati, ask
ing that they be made parties defendant
and be allowed 10 plead. The afternoon
was consume in argument OF the motion,
speeches being made by Messrs. Harrison,
Sollett and Noyes. The argument will
hS continued tomorrow norltng at 0
n'pihrk
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wAsvlSoToS, D. C., Nov. 1.-THE Post
master General has appointed the follow
ing Fourth-clSss postm sstera; Pennsylva-
n;R-At Gsehle, Aaron Sp;ller; Hanuin-
vile, W. S. Neal; Morrist0wn, Edward O.
Boyle; Gap, james p, Marsh; Aqulshi.
cola, Samuel Z.egentus; Boyd's Mills,
Wheeler Gavitto,
West yirginia-At Clarksville, Troy n.
Miller; Welch Glade, q. Il. Taylor Nor
gan Valley, Harvey Morgan,
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sNta. N''pdIth % iht mltIltptnetI,
wEs: USrOS, W. VA, Nov. ll.-Brae
White, a respected and woll-to;do farm
erliviug lon- miles from this place com
nitted suicide yesterday by cutting hii
throat and gtabbing himself about the
heart, lie had gono to the cornfeld to
work, and after having worked for short
tins he went into the woods near by and
committed the rash act. His remains
we're found about s o'clock last night.
Ills friends had noticed for. some day.
HAT his mind was somewhat impaired,
hs was about 50 years old, and leaves 8
vile and three ehildron.
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The wrecked BROOKLYN.

QurBfo, Nov. 1.-THE Government
steamer Napoleon III, left here this after
noon fully provisioned and is expected to
reach the steamer Brooklyn by day light
Friday. The latest news received from
Point Anticosta, states that the Brooklyn
went ashore at 7PM., Sunday during
biggale. Observation-Disclosures
are living in tents on the beach. 6tsides
general cargo she had number OF prizs
cattis on board. Some OF these have been
landed and others drowned. The wind is
now rising rapidly to 3 westerly gale,
which lessons the chances Of saving the
vasael
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CHICAGO, Nov. ll.-slnger, Nimick &
Co.. limited, Of Pittsburgh. fled a bill
against Henry s. Steele, an attorney Of
this city. yesterday, asking for an account
ing. This company had claim for 50, 900
against n. s. Banton, Of Chicago, for steel
supplied to him. Henry 7. Steele was
given the account TO collect. He partly
collected the claim, remitting $2,7l3 to
Singer & Co., aud suit Is brought to re.
cover the bniance.
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Tho Anil.chlne.e Mor.ment.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Times. comment,
ing on the anti Chinese crusade on the
Pacific coast Of the United States, says:
II Chinese immigration into the United
States was thoroughly blocked for a period
the Chinese might meet with favorable
opportunities at home and their immigra.
ton into the United States be altogether
diverted. Tho attempt TO turn back the
tide OF To- eign labor by the means resorted
tn by the mobs in the western part Of the
United States Is odious, and the injustice
done the Cinnamon in the recent attack
on them is an act Of spoilatiou committed
against the world at large.
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Tnr Canadian Pacific officials seem 10
be under the misrepresentation that they
can recall to life some OF the lost Of the
steamer Algoma, by concealing as far as
possible all The facts OF the disaster.
Ignorance is not bliss in matters OF this
kind, and the corporation which purtues
the ostrich policy does not strengthen
itself III the public respect.
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Fired for Atlsndipg rheatricai,

S=cLEvrLAxD, O Nov. ll.-sixsy students
Of the Ohio Wetl-yan University, at Del
aware, recently attended the Opera House
to witness production Of Richard III. by
Fred warde. They did SO in violation Of
rule Of the. institution. Nine students
we're suspended for the remainder Of the
term, the other ffty.one being compelled
to sign an agreement not to repeat the Of
iense. The suspended students were or
aered to leave town at once. There is
said to be great indignation among the
pupils but the faculty are firm in their
determination TO enforce the rule.
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COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 1.-The coal oper.
aton in this city furnish the information
That there is no change in the situation of
The miners strike in Ohio today, with the
eEcs ntion that all the miners on the
Wheei,:"G 4 Lake Erie and Cleveland,
Llr&in & Wheeling railroads, are being
operated at thu titty cent rate, and In the
Jackson county CO. Il aelds the operators
are paying sixty cent?, with the under
s,s9nding that there is to DsN rebate 70 %
vac operators in ease the HocHlL miners
0so work at tue llty cent rate.
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CnATTANoooA, TENNp Nov, IA
special to tho Times from Coulterville,
Tenn, says: Capt. M. A. Mcguire, whole
sale trunk dealer at Cincinnati, was
drowned in the Tennessee river while
duck hunting He came here with an ex'
cursion OF the Geo. II. Thomas Post, g. A.
X. Cincinnati. Ho was drowned while
trying to save colored boy who was with
him when the boat capdzsd,
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PlrrsnURon, Pa, Nov. ll-withiu the
past two weeks thirty.two workmen at W.
D. work'siron works, at McKeesport, Pa,
who were in the habit Of drinking water
from lead pipes running from the river,
have been attacked violently with symp-
toms Of poisoning. All soon recovered,
however, but four, who are now lying at
their homes in serious condition. Two
ot them, William Jackson and Charles
freeman, will probably die. An analysis
OF the water to-day showed the presence
Of large amount Of lead poison.
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TuE telephone company is not heavily
burdered with taxation. It has the free
use Of the streets and alleys Of the city,
and has driven many peg into private
realty on the same easy terms. In view
Of these facts, and as something in the ma
tu,e Of a fair exchange, there is feeling
that the city ought to gets its telephone
service free,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 1.-THE Pres
ideut to-day appointed DR.. John Lse, oi
Philadelphia, secretary Of the legation al
Constantinople. DR.. Lee is q friend o!
Minister Cox and is understood 10 have
been appointed on his personal solicitG,
ton. lie is familiar with the modern
languages and is said to be peculiarly 1T
ted for the plaza.
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NV YoRE, Nov, 1.-THE general con-
ference OF Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church continued its session here to-day.
The following yearly appropriations were
niade:-$500 for the French work Of the
Louisiana conference; Sll 900 for Chinese
work, 5000 OF which 10 for repairs TO he
Chinese church In San Francisco, and
5000 for Japanese work in California.
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BELGRADE, Nov. 1.-THE Servian Gov.
ernment denies the Bulgarian report that
servian troops crossed the frontier aud
states that servia has no need 10 invent a
casus belE, IS Bulgaria has given Servia
ample grounds to declare war when the
proper moment arrives. servia Teirains
at present from attacking Bulgaria for
special motivrs which she regards with
great soliritude, and which Bulgaria ig-
nores. Servia pursues State policy while
Bulgaria follows a revolutionary one.
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PlrTsBuEGH, Pa, Nov. ia New
Brighton, Pa, special says: ]. X. Piersol,
Appointment lawyer, and assignee of R. E
& H. Hooper, bankers, has speculated in
wheat and is short in his account about
ST., 900, which his bondsmen mutt make
good. The announcement Of the shortage
has caused great excitement,
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nh.c,nninnAII End.

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 1.-THE Circuit
Court resumed the hearing of the election
msndamus case to day and the relators
soon announced that all their testimony
had b.eu offered, thersupon Mr.. Jordan for
the defense moved to dismiss the case and
proceeded 10 argue In favor Of his motion.
The court ovetruled the motion to dis
miss. The defense then introduced testi-
mony tending to show that irregularities
had occurred in Republican precincts
WHICH would Offset the so.Called Republi.
can gain as demonstrated in court last
SatuT1av
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New YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE following
circular wss issued this morning; Notice
is hereby given in accordance with the
vote Of The joint executino committee,
last evening, rates will be advanced to the
following basic, taking effect Monday Nov.
23th 1885. Chicago TO New York, twelfth
class, 30 cents per 100 pounds; thirteenth
class % cents per 100 pounds. Live hogs
80 cents per 100 pounds.
Signed -.- N.,GuILFoRD,
Vice Chairman.
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IxpsANAPoLEs, I'm, Nov. 1l.-Gqveruor
Gray's anti.pleuto.pneulnonia proclama'
ton was issued to-day to take effect at
once. Parties intending to ship cattle to
Indiana from the States Of Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Mary.
land, Virginia, West Virginia, Illinois,
Kentucky, Missouri, and the District oI
Columbia must make the customary stii'
3avifa
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II must glRs. !, great aatistachon to the
r,otactyd roaes Of London to think Of Ed
I'M Stead spending three months in jail
while ,aey 90 on with the old diversions.
Ttisxritten that they stoned the prophets.
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Wards Appeal.

Erw YoEk, Nov. ll.-Mr. Bourke Cock
ran, one Of Ferdinand Wards lawyers,
said to Sreporter this morning that an ap-
peal was now being prepared which he
expected would be argued in January be-
lore the general term, and from there II
would go to the Court Of Appeals. Mr.
Cockran continued: "We will fight this
rase to the end, and il necessary We will
60 TO the Supreme Court Of the United
States, there being some United States
law anehtinna invniveh.n
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vAScouvxR, Nov. 1.-THE citizens az
rested at Tacoma for intimidatipg the Chi
nese have arrived here by special train
under military escott. They were ten
dered an ovation by the people all along
the line and here. Thousands oi dollars
have been pledged for their defense in the
conrtB
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CoSsrAxTlNorLE, Nov. ll.-Thc Balkan
conference TO day agreed that the basis Of
its deliberations should be the restoration
Of the status quo ante in Roumelia. No de-
tailg were adopted.
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TnR wreckers of American industry,
Otherwise known as Free Traders have as
sembled in conference at Chicago. They
are harmless SO long as they are confined
10 conferences; the people will see to it
that they are not placed in power.
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LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Peninsular and
Oriental Steam Navigation Company's
steamer Indus, from Calcutta for London,
has been totally wrecked on a reef of
Moeletmoe, Ceylon. Her passengers and
mails were saved. The Indus was an iron
screw, bark ri2ged vessel OF 2,235 tons.
She was built in 1871.
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TRANSPORTATION rates for live hogs hav-
:ug been advanced to thirty cents per hun
dred pounds, we shall probably miss the
genial companionship o! the traveller who
cheSs tobacco as though he had a ten.acre
fad to expectorate in.
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CScENNArI, o., Nov. 1.-THE meeting
OF the Salvation Army in hall at tho
corner Of Sixth and Sycamore streets, was
broken up tonight by disorderiy crowd,
who smashed the window with powders.
Nobody was hurt, and the police escorted
the four members Of the Army to the
Rpfhel
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RIel's Rsprieys.

WINNIPEG, MAN, Nov. 1l.-Riel spends
his time praying and writing late into the
night, scribbling prophecies. Hereceived
the notice OF his reprieve joyfully, excIaim-
ing 81 thank Almighty God for his great
mercy and the Clemency he has put In the
hearts OF the people. l am thankful for
this eight days more to live"
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fy any q Gutteau's family or friends
i'll take his bones, the government will
y" S', veIl to make that disposition of'them'
NJ what possible use can such alleged
..Iics bep
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Tuv Pacific coast regards as heroes the
,Oen who have been making life burden
.ome for the cheap Chinese. This is an
o,her indication Of the strongly-rooted
Sntipsthy to the Chinese as competitors in
the labor market.
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LONDON, Nov. ll.-Advices from Cal
cutta say that King Theebaw has ordered
all Enplishmen in Burmah to be exter-
minated. 1t is feared that the Europeans
at Mandalay have already been massacred.
The Burmese are blockading the Irradswy
Tivar
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Tnr London Times processes to know
something of the aati.Chinese agitation
on the Pacific coast, and cones to the
very uuwise conclusion that the recent
movement against the Chinese ia "au act
Of gpoiatiOn committed agaiust the world
al larye"
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PORTLAND. Me, Nov. 1l.-Capt. Wood.
bury SpolleyS, aged 10 yearp, committed
suicide this afternoon by shooting himself
through the head. he was formerly
United States Cousul 10 Cuba. Despond-
ency over money natteFs was the cause.
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OTTAWA, oSr, Nov. 1.-THE death
sentences passed on those recently con-
victed OF murder in connection with the
Northwest rebellion, will be commuted in
several cases, but will be carried into
effect with the remainder on the date
| fixed, the 9th inst.
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BosrOS, MASS, Nov. ll.a-Ntlss Emma
Coolidge was brought into the Municipal
Court this morning and the charge against
her Of soliciting aid 10 commiI murder
was continued till December o. sho was
rsmanded to jail,
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MONTREAL, Nov. ll.-While five men
we're painting the ceiling Of the drill shed
today, the scaFolding gave way, Two Of
the men were killed instantly, third died
shortly after, and the other two are not
exnected to live,
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rp Mr.. Gladstone were an American
,oliticisn he wouldn't feel hurt about be-
inD R nisrepresented by the oppoSition-he
~nnld ~ think himself neglected If that
MATT haDpen 70 him.
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rntrons Of HusbAudry. :.

BosToS, Nov. ll.--At II o'clock the
National Grange Patrons Of HusbAndry
assembled in it's nineteenth annual ses
sion and was opened in the sixth degree
All the officers were present except D.
Wyatt Aiken, Of South CAroiins, who wa
confined At home by illness. .
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1l.-A Cherryvale, Kan
sas, special saye: Fire at half.past seven
o'clock tonight destroyed CIatefelter &
Booths livery stableand thirty. five horses.
Also G. B. Shaw 4 Co.'s lumber yard. No
insurance on the livery stable. Loss not
vet pFCGriainPd.
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LoSp1S, Nov. misunderstanding tho
denial that osman Digna has bcen killed
adyices from Massawah annouce that
after recent battle 80 Abyssiniau carried
off the rebel leaders head
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cLEYKhASp, Nov, ll.-Matshew Smith,
Of Leroy, Wis, stepped from train at
Ashtabula, while standing on bridge last
night. He lell 100 feet and was instantly
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rur d. iciency in the PostotIice Depart
,,snt this year amounts to nearly eight
.oI n a half millions. The deficiency last
S a, vas not quite five millions.
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The c,rn crop OF Nebraska is estimated
at 151 OOO OOO bushels
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o.,e.i No.. 20 and 81 Fourteenth Street.

NEARLY twelve million dollars are paid
.,, the government for poatmastera'
nlsiies.