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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03
Noticefto Contractors.

There win be a letting TO the lowest-sId-
der, ON Thursday, September iJ, A. d. 1875,
81 o'clock, p. 81 :, the construction Of two
stone Abntfients for bridge acrcss Clear
Fora OF Scouts Creek, near Adam Warth.
in2n :, III Falls township.
fy Or1er OF Commissioners
WN. If. BOWEN,
Aug L-.w Auditor Hocking co., o.
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House and Lot Fer Sale.
b ARGAIN I

offer my Dwelling House and Lot for
sale, on East Hunter Street, formerly
owned by Col. Weldy, on easy terms, to
the right purchaser. The house is tive
all In thorough repair. There is large
yard well filled with shade trees and
shrubbery. The lot contains n number OF
choice Fruit trees. A good Well and Cis-
tern are at the kitchen door. This is one
OF the most desirable dwellings in Logan.
For particulars call at the residence.
ADAM KLEIN.
September Sim
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Estate of VIM A. Hedges, Decd.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Illustrator of the estate OF
William A. Hedges, late Of Hooking coun-
ty, decd. HENRY SULTAN,
Sept 3-3w Administrators
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Estate of E. q. deSteiger, Decd.
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Administrator OF The es-
tate OF Eber G. deSteiger, late OF Hooking
county, deceased.
L. d. VICEERS,
Sept 3-3w Administrator.
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Miss Jessie James of Springfield,
O., is visiting her cousin, Miss Mol
lie Alexander.
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Estate of Susan C. Lantz, Decd
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Administrator OF the es-
tate OfSuSan G. Lantz, late of Hooking Co.,
deceased. WM.H D1EaNT.
Sept 4-3w Administrator.
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On last Wednesday, Johnny
Kierstein, the popular clerk at
Bill Waner's was 81 years of age.
Out of regard for Johnny's faith
full service, Mr.. Waner invited
company to his saloon, when he
presented him with handsome
gold headed cane. Oliver Wright
made representation speech in
his usual happy style, to which
Johnny replied in fitting terms of
thanks.
The company sang. songs, and
Herr McClintock made a German
speech, the best of the evening.
"Was haben see mir p and they
all answered "Born Beer" The
health of the host and Cooney
Born we're drank in foaming
glasses, and all united in wish
ing that, Johnny and Cooney and
Bill Waner might live long aud
prosper.
School Opening.
The Fall session of the Public
Schools of Logan will open on Mon
day, Sept. 7, 1885. A full! atten-
dance is desired.
". w. McCRAY,
Supt. Schools.
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Probate Notice.
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, o.,
for settlement,
John Hansel, guardian Of Edison 8.
Beery.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 18th day Of Sept, A d 1885, at 10
O'Clock a. M, or as soon thereafter as NAV
be convenient
W.T.. ACKEE, Probate Judge.
Sent S-3w
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Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution Of Ohio.
E1eCticnS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-28
The Higher Caurfs-

GALVESTON, Feb. Gin tho supreme
court the following decisions were rem
derod: Block, oppeuheimer & Co., VS.
Sweeney & Coombs, from Harris county
Reversed and remanded
Block, Oppenheimer Il Co., vs.. l.. ].
Latham, from Harris county: Affirmed.
Nj. s. Cole Of al. VS. @. NJ. Mobiles, from
Harris county: Affirmed.
q. II. Simons w county of Jackson,
from Jackson county: Reversed and
romanded.
The following reports of the commits
sion of appeals were adopted:
Murray Il Bro. vs.. Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe railway, from Burloson county
Affirmed.
z. Christian vs.. II. Seellsson OF al,
from Galveston county; Affirmed.
William Little VS., Il. Il. Weathoriord,
from Hood county: Affirmed
Texas Il Pacific railroad vs.. Il. NJ.
Thompson, from Taylor county: Re.
yersed and remsndad for appellant.
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7os ELM STREET.
They Remember Her.

During the opera last evening, at tn
beginning Of the second act, after tha
s DO Pity Pat" Miss Lizzie Annandala
was presented with a beautiful fora
star, in the centre Of which
were the figures "7S," the telegraph
abreviation for "our compliments. -
Accompanying the star was pretty
bouquet, with following note attached /:
"From the solitary ticker, in tho OIL
scure station, ON the Wild western
plains; to the tunultuous click OF the
hundreds of instruments in the metro
polls; each faithful workers. heart beat
in grateful unison, and will ever be
ready TO pay homage to the name o.
Lizzie Annandsle."
Miss Annandale's name is known al
over the country among tho telegraph.
ers, whom she benefited during thei
late trouble, and this is one of the many
tokens she has been the recipient o
from the operators.
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ApILENE, Feb. 3-.NpeciRl,l 80 Capt. j.
V. Cunningham, shqrh aud tax eolleo-
tor, is receiving taxes. All citizens who
do not pay up by Monday will be sub
jected to penalties for their lack of
promptnoss in making their payments.
The tax receipts Of the county and city,
II Is estimated, will bo at least third
more for the fiscal year 1885 than for
the year closing. This Is q striking In
dication of the rapid growth oil the
county.
ID. q. Chalmers, osq., prominent
| young attorney OF west Texas has
placed his cases before the district court
in the hands of other lawyers aud has
gone to Washington 10 attend the inau-
/ guration of President Cleveland, and TO
attend to professional business before
the departments OF the Federal govern
ment.
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onr Trouble nj Tnnricr.

LONDON, Feb. GA dispatch from
Tangier says; Tho admiral command
ing the United States steamer Lancas-
ter, which arrived at that port few
days ago, to support the demand OF tho
United States consul for the relief OF
two persons uniustly imorsoned, gave
notice TO the governmsnt of Morocco on
the Dist instant, that % days would be
granted, within which the prisoners
Should be liberated, and reparaton
given, and If In that time the de.
mands were not accooded to, the admi-
raj would renounce tho Madrid con-
vention of 1850, and refer the matter to
the government ut Washington for fur
| Their action,
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Con. Grnnr. nonih F.nrod.

PHILADELPHIA, Fob. IA special to
the Times from New York, based
on reliable medical authority, says:
notwithstanding tho rosC-c0lored
report of Gen. Grants health az recentlv
given in the Medical journal, the truth
IL that Con. Grant Is very
sick and his death epparantly
not far distant. The public have
no conception OF the shattered con-
dition Of his physical system. IL
is hoped the affection of his
tongue may not prove fatal, but there
IL as yet no appearance of its
not developing into Il fatal disease.
Although somewhat better now
taan some weeks ago, the on
larged and intlamed tongue con-
tinues, making it painful for him
to speak or swallow. Fluids are tho
only nourishment he eau take, In adj
dition TO this malady, Con. Grant
Is q terrible sufferer from neuralgia and
1t seems TO have taken possession OF Ms
whole system. He has had most
of his teeth drawn TO lessen tho neu-
ralgia torture, and his injury in his hip,
caused by a fall year ago, Is still >
source of suffering and forbids physical
exercise. IL il fact that should
no longer be concealed from
the country that Gen. Grant
is rapidly breaking down, and APP
parently without hope of reaction, aud
unless there should TOO some unexpected
reliot he Will not be long amoug the
living
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The report of
Special Agent Evans, the treasury de.
partment, on the operations of trade
between the United States and Mexico,
as the result OF his investigations, under
instructions from the department. has
been received by Secretary McCulluch.
II Gets fOvth that Mexican customs reg
uiaLiOus are difficult of comprehension
and unnecessarily Onerous, no loss
than u papers or copies
being required TO be presented
ON direct importation and consular in
voice costing Sll 56, this amount being
required Whal the value Of the goods
exceeds $40. Irregularities ia pa
/ pers, from whatever cause, render the
/ Importer liable TO charge of doubl !
and in some eases treble the duty, and
petty fines imposed for the omission 81
minor words and mis- spelling. Every
| thing seems to he done by custom OIL
GERS 3 retard business. Trains carry
Ing goods being delayed and permits
and stamps being required at almost
every stage OF importation, while the
number Of examinations required after
the goods have passed the frontier and
paid the duty are extremely annoying
Independent of the delay, On the ques
ton of reciprocity, Mr.. Evans says: II
is urged that congress would relieve
/ this country from the gloom and suffer
ing caused by tho business depression
by adopting reGlprosity relations Will
Mexico and thus open q new channe
for the sale of American products. Dis
appointment, in my judgment, await
such expectations. Of2S articles to b
admitted free from Mexico, under tn
treaty, IA are now free under the Gran
I tariff laws Of 1873. The articles to be IN
troduced into Mexico without duty, 8
e. are now free except a charge for pacE
Z ave.
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WACO, Feb. 2L-LSpecial. The re-
port telegraphed from Austin to several
papers that the bill recently passed in
the house eliminates cas- Waco from
the corporate limits OF Waco, Is mlsuu-
derstood. The measure simply provides
for Topping OIL few farms that were In
the city limits, but leaves NIL the bust
ness aud nearly all the resiience por-
ton OF east Waco part OF the city AS
heretofore, The loss in popula-
ton will not exceed 100 per-
sons aud about $4,000 worth oi
taxable property. The secession
element In cast Waco II satisfied with
what has beou done, and there Is 10 ap'
prehension of further trouble.
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Arlington Adalrs.

ARLtNoToN, Feb. 27.-lC)rrespond-
once. subject to call from n number
OF citizens, meeting was held last
night for the purpose OF organizing a
Joint stock lumber company.
Capt. w. j. Bunson was elected chair
man aud Willis NJ. Zimmerman, seore-
tarv. Several short speeches were
made, after which Is Of the Leaking citi.
zens OF the city and community sub.
serlbed 500 each, and to-day the sub
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river below Cairo, (except SO mucb
tnereof as shall be necessary to prevent
the works in progress from waste and
INJURY shall be expended in continual
ZION and completion of the works in
rum Point and Lake Providence
reaches 10 the end of the plan of the
commission Tor the improvement of the
river may De fully tested and the money
allotted to the Mississippi river shall hs
expended by the secretary of war and
IN accordance with plans approved by
him. "
Mr.. WILLIS briefly explained that
1t had been though. hest not to allow
the present works OF the government to
go TO waste and ruin on account of the
lack OF appropriation. For this reason
ne mad, after consultation with a num-
per OF gentlemen, brought in the bill ap-
proprlatlng 100000 0, or one. seventh the
amount which the corps of engineers
nao stated could be protitably expended
durlng the ensuing year. The bill was
submitted as compromise, because he
knew discussion of the regular bill
would consume valuable time and
might endanger the passage of other
appropriation bills and cause an extra
session.
The motion was agreed to and the
Dill passed-yeas, 100; nays, IS.
Mr.. TOWNSHIP from the commit
zee on appropriations, reported the post
oillce appropriation bill with senate
amendments, with report recommend
ing concnrrlng in some and non-con-
currence in other amendments.
| In order to prevent Mr.. Turner from
calling up any of the contested election
cases, the Republicans demanded a
| separate vote on each amendment and
though the recommendation of the APP
preparation committee were each case
agreed TO (the clause relative to ocean
transportation was not yet reached)
they consumed time until o'clock,
when recess was taken until p. M,
the session to be for the consideration OF
| pension bills.
The house at its evening session passed
36 pension bills and adjourned.
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French War No,es.

PARIS, Feb. 27.-The government has
chartered the steamer City Of Paris, Of
the lnmon line, for transport service to
China. The French torpedo boats st
Sheppos sank tho Chinese irigate
Yum Quin, carrying % guns
and con men on tho 18th, aud the Chi.
nese corvette Tchen King, carrying
seven guns and 100 mon. IL tcanspres
tina. they were of English build. Tho
British authorities at hrst, declined to
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Court will probably adjourn to-day.
Judge A, $. Lathrop, rs masterS in
chsncery in tho case OF the Interna-
tlonal Trust company vs.. the Texas
Trunk Railway company, was allowed
s52 90 by the court for services rendered
In the case OF Mary Whoolervs. j. w.
Harrington and r. II. Cockrell for the
but the 5000 damages prayed for de-
MED.
Mnrkovilz Bros. aud Strouso ct ri. W.
j. ROsenstein, tor Il league of land IN
Grayson county, were given Judgment
for the same.
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The PRINCE nfM.las

LONDON, Feb. T.--Tne 2no OF March
Ia set Cor the departure Of the Prince of
Wales for his trip through Ireland. He
will reside first at Dublin castle and
subsequently, the prince will solourn
Tor while Ia the sou.h OF Ireland as a
guest OF the Earl of Hemmare, at Kill
larney.
The Festivities which are TO be ar.
ranged In homer Of the prince, will in-
clude royal leVees at the castle, q grand
drawing room reception and great ball
in 81. Patrlck's hall, besides a round OF
less formal balls at the castle. There Is
to be a military review in Phoenix park,
a gala day performance at the theatre,
several state receptions and series OF
royal visits to the principal places OF
interest
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GarIundEumor

WAsHINGToN, Feb. T.-The Star says;
1t is stated to-day on unquestioned
authority that Senator Garland,
yesterday received letter formally
asking him TO accept the PORTFOLIO "
the department of justice aud that the
il no doubt has been entertained that
Mr.. Garland WoeiI be appointed, il
appears the formal tender OF the posi-
ton did not reach him until yesterday
l aftprpOpn
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France Don't Like 1t

PARIS, Feb. 27.-Tho announcement
made In the British house of commons
yesterday, by Lorn Fltzmaurice, under
secretary of the foreign department,
that France hid been notified by Eng
land that sho could not assent 10
Frances declaration against rice "a con
traband, is proving annoying to the
French government. Its believed that
the attitude taken by the British govern.
ment will produce tension in the
present relationship between France
aud England,
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BoEINE, Feb. 27.-In consequence of
the decision to expel anarchists from
Switzerland, the police raided sus-
pected houses this morning. Wholesale
arrests wore made and 10 not0riousjan-
archsts arrested in this city.
Arrests Of Anarchists continued
throughout tho entire day. Up TO
carly this afternoon 10 had been seized,
in addition TO 10 taken in the morning
raid.
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7O8 ELM sTRNNr,

scriptiHu has increased 20 $1,000, Zach
subscriber taking one share, ut SEQ,
and still they come. Another meeting
will be held tonight.
The statement In tho HERALD few
days since, that Johnny Stevens, for
merly of this place, had been found
dead, was mistake. He is agent fOr
tho Texas & Pacific railway at EGstlar.d,
and is in good health and good eironm-
ECauppg
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7l"Tu VFI"I"us UH IeHItthtINTy WAtIers
RusK, Feb. T.-lSpeclal.l THE news
of the resignation OF Messrs. Searcy
and Tipps, of the penitentiary board is
received here with universal regret and
their ideas advanced in their resigna-
ton on penitentiary matters are very
generally endorsed by the people. The
prevalent opinion here nbouts Is that the
legislative comnlittee of Investigation
should apologize, aud that Messrs. Goree
and Brahan should also be heard.
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The skin is of that delicate nature
upon which the most Improvement can
loo made and by the use of Pozzonfs
medicated complexion powder all
rOughuess, sallowness and irritation
can be overcome leaving the skin deli
cately white, soft and smooth. This
prer aration has IA world wide foputa.
tior so no fear need be entertained Of
the Tesult. Sold by all druggists.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 27,-Georgo S.
Craig, to be United States dist riot at
torney for the northern and middle dis
trict If Alabama; Francis W arren, to be
governor of Wyoming; james Il. Kel-
engineer in the revenue Service; Will
liam L. Scruggs, of Georgia, TO DO minis
tor plenipotentiary to the United States
of Colombia.
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LONDON, Feb. T.-Col, Fox Strange
ways, in command Of the Royal School
of Gunnery at Shoeberyness, and Col.
Liouhoad, Of tho official government
lahratory at Woolwich, wounded by the
explosion at the Royal School of Gun
nery,, died this morning. Each had
both legs blown oil,
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ATIONAL NEWS NOTES
veLY PASSAGES IN CONGRESS
/, Nations Filibusters-Mr. Wellborn
Gets in Good Work for Dallas--The
sundry Civil Appropriation
Bnl-Interesting News.
OF Interest to Dallas

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-[Special. +
he sundry civil bill that passed the
,use today contains an appropriation
SIS, 900, additional, for Dallas public
hiding, through Mr.. Wellborn's skill
D management.
Dol. Wylie and Gen. Cabell are here,
b. Wylie is booming Col. Boudinot fol-
Inmissioner of Indian affairs and the
neral is guard ng his own interest.
Most of the Texas members will leave
4 home Immediately on the adjourn
INT Of congress.
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Something Wrong.

WAsHINGToNr Feb. 27.-Mr. Sawyer,
of the statistical division of the pension
Office, submitted tabulated statement
to Mr.. Warmers committee to-day show
ing that under Cot. Dudley's admins
tration the cost of the pension Office was
increased about l06 per cent, and the
work about s per cent. compared with
the expense of the bureau under his
DrpdeCoSSOr
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BurI,e Bnnoucts the Rows.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 27.--A very hand.
some dinner was given at Welekor's
hotel last night by Mai Il. A. Burke, ol
the New Orleans Times Democrat, ia
his fellow journalists in Washington.
Nearly all the Washington correspond
ents and prominent local newspaper
men were among the guests.
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QUEENsTowN, Feb. 27,--Tho captain
of the city of Chester reports encounter.
ing a succession OF terrific gales. The
fires were queuched and tho cargo
shifted. Tho vessel was once on her
beam ends, her rudder and jibboom
were carried away and several sailors
injured.
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o'Connor MOI uilarIou.

DUBLIN, Feb. 27.-Lord Mayor o'Con-
nor, a strong nationalist, makes an
acknowledgment in cold and formal
terms OF the receipt Of the official notice
from Earl Spencer Of tho visit OF the
prince of Wales.
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You ask me 10 write OF my darllng's mouth
AS sweet as the breeze from the spicy south
Which, laden with signs from orange groves
comes,
You ask me to write OF her teeth and her
gums;
You ask me to wrlte-but really won't;
| 'Tis enough that she uses SOZODONp.
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of, asserts that there is strong party
ut Herat, who desire that Russian pro.
lection be extended over the city.
RUSSIAN PRESS OPINIONS

HUSslAN PRESS OPINIONS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 27-Tho iourn-
al de st. Petersburg SAYS, concerning
the Afghan difficulties, that IL Is TO DO
hoped earl Duilerein, who Is instructed,
TO confer withthe Amoer Of Afghanistan
win give the lattor wise counsel. II
England and Russia are 20 regard AZ
ghanistau rs butter to prevent friction
the Ameer must not make q brand Of
discord or interference with the deter.
initiation of the frontier.
The fact that the ameor Is TO have al
interview with Earl Dutlerin shows
that the amoer is dependent on the
British policy. Therefore the British
policy is more responsible for the acts
of the ameer IL is to be hoped that the
moderation and prudence of the Eng,
llsh cabinet will prevail In the settle
meDt of the frontier dispute, despite the
clamor raised by tho English poit
clans. The journal concludes its sig
niiicant article with the following nov
political epigram; "The prestige en-
dangered on the Milo cannot be- restored
on the HERR road"
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RulIor MnkInc A knfo ne,ront

KoRTI, Feb. G.-Gen. Butler is now
within one days march OF Galdul. lie
reached his present point without
casualties. The sick and wounded arc
doing well. Cen. Butler expects to reach
koru carly nnXt Mank.
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The ArnLs are suocecdInr.

sUAKIM, Feb. T.-Tho activity OF the
rebels tho last two nights has been great
and effective. Thoy succeeded in wreck
ing throo OF tho advanced redoubts
without exploding tho mines, which the
naval brigade aud engineers had pre-
parod In each
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onthn Tnllet Tnhles

of the beau monde, that delightful and
healthful elixir, S0H0D0NT, is always
found. There is nothing comparable to
II for rendering the teeth spotloss, and
preventing their decay. Those who
use it eXhale fragrance when they open
their months.
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The finest mayouaise dressing for all
kinds of salads, cold meats, raw toma-
toes, picked salmon, cabbage, etc., Is
Durkee's Salad Dressing. II Is, besides,
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He Put itin writlr=.

A gentleman writes that one of the
daughters of Mr.. William Ovens, 2S
Langdale road, Peckham, London, Eng
land, had been III for years with rheu
matism, and had tried numerous reme-
dies without effect. She finally used st.
Jacobs Oh and was entirely cured.
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Tho Parliamentary Excitement,

LoNroN, Feb. T.-Great excitement
prevails throughout England, in view
OF the possible defeat of the government
In parliament tonight.
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allow transfer Of these torpedo boats
to the Fench. for Gear OF violating the
international comfy exchange between
China and Great Britain, bat yielded.
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BELToN, Feb. T.-lspecial.l "A num-
Der OF delegates left yesterday for Aus
tin. to attend the Firemen's association,
which convenes to-day.
weather very pretty and clear.
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81 AFER THAN EYER,


der st VERY Low PRICES n An osr s
W' ALSO havs come Fire aud Sglroo'