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A lad Precedent.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 2O.-1n voting to pSy
the McMinnylllO 4 Manchester railroad
IN Tennessee, $9l6sSO, the Democratic
House, with the help Of thirty.nlne Re-
publicsns who ought to be kept busy fol
long while explaining their votes, has
passed as big a Job ss has been worked
through Congress Tor long time. II IL
nothing but job, pure and simple. The
worst feature is not that 1t will take nearly
q quarter OF million dollars out Of the
Treasury, but that, according to Judge
9eddeg, the Democratic Chairman Of the
Committee on War Claims, 1t will form Q
precedent for the payment Of Southern
property destroyed by Union armies
amounting TO more than the National debi
at the close OF the war;,
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LONDON, Dec, 2O.-The Standard, asSum-
ing that no rents we're collected in Ireland
yesterday under the "plan Of campaign
taysi 1.-THE absence Of rent collecting yes.
serday In Ireland, and the fact that the
PArnellitea are combining themselves 10
heroic talk, indicate that the campaign ID
ended" The Standard interprets Mr., Par.
nell's sudden appearance In London aa
showing an intention on his part to make
o virtue Ot necessity by refusing TO sane.
ton the continuance oi the campaign.
1.-THE PArnelllte leaders," tho paper says,
"are not likely 10 support Mr.. William
0'BIien'B hint 10 lot loose the energieB Of
crime." Mr., pArnell 10 at Euston Station
Hotel, this city, He is III and confined 10
bis room, lsunabls 10 receive vlaltors,
and 10 Obliged 10 avoid the Transaction oil
all business, and Is even prohibited by hla
physlclanS from taking any part In pOlitl'
cal discussions.
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THE TRUSTEES TRICK.
THR POLICE uoopw1EKFp
And tho Rents Collected According to tho
"PIpn Of Campalgu"-A Priest LibsF-
Rtsd-A Verdict IN the Campbell
Divorce Case Arrived at,

Dublin, DsC, 2o.-JOseph Richard Cox,
Jeremiah Jordan and Joseph Edward
Kennsy, PRrnellits members from East
and West Glare and South Cork, respec-
lively, y,succoeded yesterday in totally hood,
Wipkiug tho police and in collecting and
escaping with all the rents due from ten
ants on the Vaudeleur estate in County
Glare, They went to Kilrush on Friday
last, !. was known TO the police that Il ey
went there to Rct as trustees under the
'plan Of campaign" to collect from the
tenants oi the Vandeleur estates the re-
duCed rents refused by the proplletora.
The authorities, however, could not MceT-
tain the nature Of the arrangement 10 be
carried out between the tenants and the
trustees, and were led to believe that the
tenants were to assemble ut Klrush on
Sunday and hand in the rents, Ihsp0llCa
accordingly were kept on tue Rlslt, were
instructed to watch Tor tho sFriyal Of the
tenants, 10 arrest the trustees and secure
the money when II had all been handed
in. The trustees, after having secured the
police on this tack, appointed three places
OF rendezvous outside the town Of Kill
rush, and managed to have all the rebel
lious tenanh Instructed TO 60 TO the pro-
per places, Yesterday 1t showed hard in
kilrush, aud during the storm tho trustees
left their hotel, went each to his appoint-
ed rendezvous, collected the rents, return,
ed unobseFved by. the police and closed
up their business without attracting any
suspicion on the part Of the authorities,
who continued to watch for the assem-
bling Of tenants at Kllrush, and finally
concluded that either the rlgor Of the po.
lice arrangements or the severity Of the
storm had prevented the arrangement
from being carried out.
As result the trustees were enabled to
get away unmolested with all the rents,
and some Of the County Glare authorities
are yet In doubt as to whetherthe Van
delper rents were certainly collected yes.
terday or whether the statement they
were is not part Of stratagem to throw
the police of their guard against post.
poned cnllActinn.
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DOODLE ALDERMAN MCQUADE gets q
good stiff term in the penitentiary, but
not day more than he deserves. He
has been convicted OF one Of the grosest
crimes, and men Of hls kind need to be
taught that society will not tolerate theil
roguery. The lesson will notlast for al
time, butt will have good effect on The
present generation Of vlpers.
1t has been thought that politica
influence was safe shield, but tha
illusion is being rudely dispelled
The lesson will be atill more valuable /
the men who furnished the money car
besent to keep Jehne and McQuSde com
pany,
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prrrssuRGn, Dec. 2O.-The demands Of
the joint committee Of the knights oi
Labor and the Amalgamated Association
OF Coke Workers were formally presented
to the Connellsville Coke Syndicate to.
day. An answer Is requested before next
Saturday, when q general strike 10 threat.
eued II the demands are refused. No
action has as yet been taken by the opera.
tors.
Il was learned late tonight that the
Coke Syndicate at meeting this afternoon
refused 10 grant tho demanda OF their work.
men. A general strike will probably fol.
low this action, and 10000 men will be
thrown out Of employment, pending q set.
Element,
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rAruEn rAnY
Released From DurAucO vllo-Imprlsonsd
on u Very Trivial CIlarge.

Released From DurAucO Yllo-Imprisontd
on u Very Trivial Charge.
DUBLIN, Dec. 2O.-Fathsr Fahy, the
priest, who early in September was SEN
fenced TO six months imprisonment for
refusing to give bail for good behavior,
was to-day released Internationally from
the Galway Jail, in which he had since
been confined. 1t will DO remembered
that Father FAhy interceded with agent
Lewis Of OassrlCarde estates In behalf OF
a number Of tenants belonging to the
priests parish, on Woodford, and who
were unable 10 pay their rents. Eviction
was threatened and Father Fahy went 10
save them. Mr.. Lewis treated the priest
sharply, and 10 the latter left said TO
Lewis, "You are hard hearted toward
Gods peoplej may you repent oft"
Lewis at once had the priest arrested and
charged him with threatening his life,
and going 80 far ss TO declare that Father
Fahy said he would have him murdered.
The magistrates ordered Father FAhy 10
give bail for good behavior or 60 to Jail.
He refused 10 furnish bail for the reason
that 1t would DO regarded as an admission
that the charge againet him was true. He
was accordingly Imprisoned.
The priest met with an ovation on hig
release, Tho city Of Galway was illumin-
ated tonight In hls honor.
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White IIorSs IseVulator,,

sr, LOUIS, Dec. 9O.-A letter signed
"White HorSe,", and written by order o.
the White Horse Company Of Miller and
Camden counties, Of Missouri, from with
In twenty mileg Of stoutland, Mo-" 10 pub.
lished here to-day In answer 10 0 cores
pondence on the inside workings Of thC
order, The letter states that every one
should mind his own business, and an.
nounces that Il 10 the business ol the
White Horse Company 70 prevent and
punish crime, and that they shall continue
their organic alton In spite Of Newspaper
revelation" and the law.
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BAN ANTONIO. Tx Dec. 20.-The win.
ter prospects for cattle and other live
stock In tho country west Of here, along
the valleys Of the Frio and NueCes rivers
are reported by BtoCkmen "a being yerJ
gloomy. The grass 10 all gone except on
the high divides, away from The water
and cattle are subSlstlng on brush and are
loaing llesh every day, with prospect O.
heavy mortality before spring. Sheep afC
reported In better condition, but hard Il
herd, Sinking wells on the divides 10 The
only remedy the Btookuien have,
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pnll,d Down br WInehe.tor.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 2O.-Monroe Brothers
4 Co., extensive dealers in lumber,
made an assignment tonight. They had
rfye branches; at PainesvilIe, Alliance,
Salem and Clinton, Ohio, and at Ann
Arbor, Mich. Charles Winchester, oil
Ashbnrnhall, Massachusetts, whose dnan'
Clal embarrassment was noted q
few days ago, was q general
partner In the Arm Of Monroe Bros. & 90,
Previous 10 WinchcstUr's difficulties the
assets OF Monroe Bros. & %. were esti'
mated at $274, 600, and the liabilities $i7,-
600. To-day attachments were Issued al
iollows: FltChburg National bank, ol
Fitchburg, Mass, $22,990j International
Trust Company, OF Boston, $500; Rolls
ton National bank, Of Fitchburg, Mass,
$3.50. It is understood that more at
taChmentS will follow tomorrow.
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WEST Y1ne1NIA MURDER.
Lucy Berry Makes Confession duplicating
the wife of the Victim,


the wife of the Victim.
CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 2O.-A special from
Massillon, o., says: Lucy Berry, who has
for more than year been boarder with
Ann Plsaers, in this city, has confessed to
her landlady that she participated in the
brutal murder OF Frederick Watkins, at
Volcano, q village near Parkers'
burg, W. Va, several yeau ago,
6ho says her associates In the
crime were the villa Of Watkins and q
farm hand. Her story is that they killed
him, threw the body in a clstern and re-
moved 1t from there several days alter.
wards 10 the grave where 1t was found in
a deComposed condition by the Berry grla
and another neighbor woman; the latter
having been led 10 the spot while hunting
dandelions.
The facts OF the murder having been
committed and the girl having lived there
wore BubstSntiated to-day through tsle'
graphic correspondence with the Chiet o.
Police at Parkersburg. Berry was sent tc
jail at Canton Saturday for ten days iol
living in a state Of adultery with the hus
band OF Mrs, piefieTS.
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AtPatmss I,yluIis,I.

PlrrssuRan, Dec. GO.-A Warren, Pa,
special Saysi David RlddlenbOtsor, q
weather. farmer ol sIonOhatn, was swim.
died out Of $1,000 several days ago BY two
confidence men, who Aold him two mug.
gets oi alleged gold, Experts who exam.
lined the nuggets pronounced them cheap
metal, guded, worth about one dollar
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qHs UNITED IApoR PARIY
In philadelphia Receives Some Valuable
Suggestions From HF, POWderly,

PR,LADELPHIA, Dec, 2O.-General Mas.
ter Workman Powdsrly has addressed q
letter 10 committee Of the United Labor
party, Of this city, in reply to an
invitation to RddrsAs the convention ol
that party this eyeuing. He thanks them
for the honor rendered him, but says there
are many good reasons why he should de-
cline and adds: "When the lsboring peo-
pie Of New York nominated Henry George
Tor mayor they acted independent Of
party and without regard 10 the man
that they placed at the head Of
cans in New York to stem the tide, II
was urged that ! wrote q letter against
Henry George and that ! opposed the
movement generally, knew OF no
better way way Of giving the
lie TO all Of those false state
msnts, and at sometime doing my
part toward the establishment ol q Benti-
ment that would eventually tend to secure
Tor labor some Of the benefits she asks for,
than to 20 In person and retute the
charges, l did II, and there my duty
ended,
In going to New York on that occasion
! made q departure from rule that |
have observed for sometime and which. l
do not intend to break again,
viz: not to speak OF q political
meeting again whils ! hold
the position ot chief officer Of the Knights
OF Labor. While 1t might be entirely
proper for me TO speak at such meeting,
yet It creates the impression that the
order Of the Rnights Of Labor Ia being
drawn into the contest, and II Ia
my duty to do all that lies In my power
10 keep the order over which | have been
chosen to preside above the tide Of partisan
politics. At New York spoke as an In.
diyiduAl yoiclng the sentiment oI united
labor aud not as General Master Work
man Of the Knights ol Labor.
While am Geperal Master Workman l
will never again occupy place
either as speaker or officer on a
political platform. l would advise
you do not take any action as party. 1t
seems to me that 1t becomes the duty Of
all Interested to endeavor TO educate the
masses 10 free the ballot bog from the de-
grading influences Of the bribe.giver as
well as from that tool Of monopoly,
whisky. Put forth your every effort to
discover what 10 wanted in the manage.
ment of the municipal affairs Of
your city, Don't, as Is too
often the case, allow the interest to die
out on the eve oi election day, but con-
tinue until you have located the cause
OF the trouble. You will find that in order
to remove the cause Of trouble you will
have to begin at the bottom and work up
instead Of beginning at the top and falling
down.
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LORD aud Lady Colin Campbell are de-
clared to be innocent Of the olense
charged against them, General Butler Ia
the only person named in all the shocking
proceedings who has done anything mer'
itluy censufe. II the verdict is Just, there
are some witnesses who ought 10 be in
dic!ed for perjury, and tho Campbelli
ought to spend their lives doing pennance
for the harm they have wrought.
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Anorlenn sNbI Ioutl h lLulaIa.

WASHINGTON, D. q, Dec. 20 In The
House to-day Mr.. Cox, Of New York, In
ttoduced q resolution calling upon The
President for all correspondence between
the Department Of State and our Minister
10 Russia, or between that Minister and
the RussiAn Government In relation 10 the
conduct oi the Russian Government, Ia
tho treatment Of the expulsion Of B.
MlChAelbAOhef, an American citizen who
wRs expelled from Ruhsia, on account oi
his being Hebrew and oil other CORES.
pondenCe between our Minister and thai
Of Russia III relation 10 the condition, Of
expulsion Of Hebrews who are American
citizens from the territory Of Rub8iA.
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cAp1TA1 Cu1LINas.


The President has appointed George A,
Shuieldt 10 be U. s. Marshal OF the Con.
sular court at Shanghai.
The collections. Of Internal Revenue
during the frat Ave months Of the present
fiscal year amounted to $t9,005, 800, being
S702, 500 less than collections during the
corresponding period Of the last fiscal year,
The Evening Star says that the Presi.
dent has about decided 10 offer the Turk.
ish Mission, vacated by the resignation oi
Hon. s. s. Cox, 10 General Egbert l.
viele, OF New York, a member Of the
House Of Representatives.
Senator spooner, by request Of Senator
Miller, who Ia absent, introduced bill Ia
extrpate contagious plouro-pneumonia,
among cattle, and to facilitate the exporta.
tlon Of cattle, and the products Of live
stock.
The Speaker laid before the House yes.
terday q message from tho President trans.
mitting q report from the Secretary OIL
State, In relation 10 the invitation from
Her BrittaniC MajesLy 10 participate In on
International exhibition 10 b6 held Of
Adelaide, Australia, In 1887. Referred.
Mr.. Townshend on behalf Of the Com.
mittee on Patents moved TO suspend the
rules and pass q bill In the House limiting
the Jurisdiction Of United States courts Id
patent cases and to protect persons who,
without notice are bona Ade mAnulaC,
turers, purchasers, vendors and userB o.
nAtanfed AfiinlRa, InHt,
The Government will soon institute pro.
Ceedlngs Ia Boaton, 10 test the validity oI
the patent granted the Bell Telephone
Company. Solicitor General JenkB hal
prepared the draft ior q bill againAt The
company, and Cople8 Of II have been BsnI
10 Judge Thurman In Ohio, 10 Judge Lowry
In New York and 10 The special attorney
employed BY the Government ID this case
for their consideration. Action will bC
deferred until these gentlemen have ex
pressed their views In regard 10 the pro
posed bill,
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A HnrlnlInr EysnL

PlrspuRon, Dec. 2O.-Harry Bethune,
Of New Philadelphia, Ohio, defeated
Frederick Rogers, Of Trenton, N. j., In a
100 yard foot race at Exposition Park this
afternoon. The race was for o purse oI
$500, and the time made was ten seconds.
About 800 persons were present. AtLel
tho race Bethune Issued q challenge 10 rur
any sprlHtBr east Of Pittsburgh, barring
]. Gibson, for $3.50 10 $500 q side.
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PlrrspuRou, Dec. 2O.-Tho Board OF
Engineers OF the United States Army ap.
pointed by the Secretary OF War under
the act Of Congress approved August s,
1885, and directed 10 report upon the
value and commercial importance Of the
work and property Of the Green and Bar.
row River Navigation Company and oil
the Monongahela Navigation Company,
began their investigation here to-day.
The day was taken up with hearing the
arguments Of the coal operators in favor
OF the purchase Of the property. The
Navigation companies are willing 10 sell
at their price, which Is 100000.
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NRw BrDroRD, MASS, Dec. 2O-The
assessment Of one dollar a head levied
upon District 80, X. Of L., Is considered
exorbitant by mill hands here, aud the
WeaverS' Assembly, whose assessment II
is estimated will amount 10 5000, will send
committee TO the district officers at BOs.
ton to protest, 1.-THE assessment ia levied,
Il Ia said many will leave the order.
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rl,s Law issish,

LONDON, December Ci.-.ThO newSpa.
psrs in their comments on the Campbell
trial exprOSS tho opinion that although
the verdict IL unsatisfactory the Jury
could have come 10 no other conclusion,
and that be case shows the necessity Of
alteration ol the divorce proceedings In
the direction Oi camera trials,
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THR trial OF the Thaw poisoning case in
Pittsburgh has brought out such conflict
Ing testimony from the medical experts
concerning tho action oil arsenic, that 1t
seems as though arsenic and the physi'
clans may not be on terms Of very close
intimacy after all.
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CnlcAoo, Dec, GO.-Judgs Thomas NJ.
Cooley The newly appointed receiver Of
Chicago division Of tho Wabash railway,
Arrived In the city this morning, lie At
once repaired 10 the United States Court,
qualifying RS receiver by filing his bond
lOt tlOO, O,OO0 and Loft At once ilf st. Louip.
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Six hundred passengers IN Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars, left Kansas City
Thursday, December 0, via the popular
Santa Fe ioute for California. The next
excurBion leaves Kansas CITY Tbursdayi
December 80, stopping at the famous
Phmnix ltotOI, La Vegas Hot Springs,
for grand Nsw Years dinner, passing
through the wonderful scenery ot The
GlofleltA Mountains and Apache PAsg by
daylight, and spending delightful Sun.
day among the old churches and ancient
ruins aG Santa Fs.
Fofiull particulars and Pullman &C.
commudalionB, address George w. PAng
born, Passenger Agent Santa Fe Route
Columbus, y.
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FATHER FAuy proved white elephant
on the hands Of the Tory Government
His imprisonment was disgrace to Great
Britain, and a wrong for which he ought
to be compensated. But he will not be,
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LIglt Sentence for tho Deed.

CLEVELAND, o., Dsc, 2O.-Georso Kades,
an old man. was sentenced to the penl.
tentiary to-day for thirteen years Tor kill
ing his step.daughter. The girl was in
bed and refused to arise whom called.
Kades entered her room and almost hack.
ed her to pieces with q shoemakor's knife.
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THg White Horse Society OF Missouri
may be open to some objections, but 1t
has one beautiful priucipIe-"Every one
should mind his own business" The
society is not likely to grow rapidly.
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CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 2O.-A large, we'll
dressed man, bearing the marks Of long
debauch, was arrested this morning al
She saloon OF Duncan Ross, the athlete
me man registered James d. Cleveland
adrugglHt, Of Ononla, N. Y, He claimed
70 DO q nephew Of the President, but wal
nevertheless Aned $40 and sent " the
WofkhOusO for thirty days,
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sunoented By aa..

DUBLIN, Dec. 2O,-A family consisting
OF six children and their parents were
asphyxiAted by gas last night at Csrrlck.
on.sulr, county Tlppersry. Five children
were dead when found. The other child
and the parents were still alive, but they
can not survive,
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RrrupLIcANs who desire good nominees
ouuht not to think it too much trouble tc
help 10 nominate good men The prl'
maries now at hand afford precisely thi'
nnnnrinnitY.
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i,lsd l.rn,, itniia ,vnnnh,.

CLEVELAND. o., Dec. 'GO.--John PowstB
died to-day at MONdvillO, Pa, from the
effects oi knife wound inflicted by a
woman named Grace FairChild, In a res.
nufAnl, about two weeks ago. The
woman woman 10 in Jail At MeadvlllS, awaiting
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MiLwAuKEB, Dec. 90,--vAn z,ndl, the
bigamlst, proves 70 be man much wanted
BY Government olhClll0 as q note ioEgst,
He . from Albany, N, X, and hAs tix
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Mr.. BREcEgsRlpsE, of Arkansas, Ia an
other patriot who has taken the working
clsss" undsr his wing, All sorts OF dema-
goguss try that dodge.
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PITTSBURGH, Dec. 20 Secretary LoOtr.
ler, Of tho Western Window Glass Manu-.
isCturers Association, denies the pub.
lished report that prices had been ad.
yanced ten percent. He says pricee
remain without change,
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DUBLIN, Dec. 2O,-The proceedings
against David sheehy, Parnelllte mem
bsr Of Parliament for South Galway, for
accepting rents as trustee under tho "plan
OF campaign" at Temptatore, county Tip.
perary, has boen abandoned.
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ALL sorts Of conlriVauCes are being de-
ylsed to be applied to the use oI natural
oa,, The Patent Office is now wrestling
with about $50 Of them.
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rha IInlldn1 llapnll.

wASmSoroS, d. o., Dec. Coin The
House to-day Mr.. Morrison Introduced q
resolution Ior the holiday recess from
December aSto JAnuAlyi,
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T0ttlllO i,n,lNny Aooldvn,,

LoSpcH, Dec, 2l,--A terrific railway
collision occurred at ChAfkow, Russia, on
Saturday, resulting In the killing Of 1S
persons aud lhIdElng 80 Others,
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Mouiders strike Settled.

PirrsBuRaH, Dec. 2O.-The moulders
strike at Ds Hayen's stove foundry has
been aniCably settlsd aud work will be
resumed In few days.
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Tnr clan Campbell is little disagured
but still in the ring,
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TuI Wheeling pavement is almost as
well known as Wheeling nails and Wheel-
inu glass,