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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-21
THR NOuRTH PARrY.

Albert Grifin's proposed fourth party.
TO consist of anti-saloon Republicans,
with the additional qualification that
they never laid eyes on st. John, is at
tracing very general attention through
outthe country. All me leading Re
publican journals denounce him 8
''crank." in every respect the equivalent
Of st. John.
From the impartial standpoint Of th'
NEWS, these two Kansas statesmen dit.
for about As much as tweedle- dee snC
tweedle-dum.
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House Bills.

WARRINGTON, D. c.. Jan. 14-Aboul
one thousand bills have bean poured
into the house during theweek, making
nearly three thousand that have been
dumped upon the speakers table since
congress met. They embrace every
possible subject of legislAtIcn, from the
private claim of Sarah Jones for q COW
killed during the war; to en- elaborate
plan for q new navy.
One bill asks for longer sessions of
congress-, another asks that the widow
of General Grant and her correspond
ents may write TO each other as long as
she lives without paying postage There
are = d.,zsn bills pending 10 extend,
amend, restrict OF abolish the civil
service act. and there are dozens Of bills
asking for agricultural experiment sta
lions.
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A Social Evant,

WASHINGTON, jan. 13.-Elaboratt
preparations are being completed fol
the marriage of Miss Edith Foster
daughter of ex. Minister Foster. and
Rev. A. n. Dallas, pastor of the Turn
bull Avenue Presb, trian church Of De.
trolt, which takes p! CT in Sthe New
York Avenue church To night. Several
hundred invitations have been issued to
the members of the diplomatic corps
ence will be one of exceptional bril-
lance. The interior o! the edifice will
be handsomely decor Ated with; flowers
and exotIcs. There will be quiet wed.
ding supper. out no reception until the
return of the bride snd groom from theil
trim
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N.r-o,,0.n,,,....., ~.

You are allowed Tree trial of thirty
day of the use of DR.. Dyes Celebrated
Voltaic Belt with electric suspensory sp-
plisnces, for the speedy relief and per
msnens cure of nervous debility and al
kindred troubles. Also, for many otheI
diseases. Complete restoration TO health
guaranteed. No rlsx is incurred. IL
Illustrated pamphlet. with full informa
ton, terms, etc mailed free by address
ing VoItaic Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich
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The Kentucky dIstillers have had q
meeting, at which two-thIrds of that In.
sarese In the state was represented. An
organization was perfected. and the
board OF directors were instructed to
limit the production this year to 1900.
900 RalIona.
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FoRr ScorT, Kas., Jan. 1.-THE board
of trade of this city have closed q con
tract with w. L. Parkinson Of Ottawa,
who IL getting IN behalf Of . syndicate OF
capitalists. who, In consideration Of two
hundred acres Of land adjoinIng the city,
donated by the board Of trade, has
agreed IN erect In time for operation the
coming spring. sorghum sugar manu-
factory with 9 capacity IN handle one
hundred tons of csDe per day.
The process 70 operate is known a. the
diffusion process, the same as thar en-
ployed in the manufacture Of beet sugar.
In addition TO the land donated by the
board OF trade, Mf. Parkinson has pur-
chased another tract Of two hundred
acres. making total investment for the
purpose. of $4,000.
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Usage City iS happy over the result Of
its Efforts TO secure an extension of the
Missouri Pacific to that point. Hon. ].
V. Admire, vice president of the road
and editor Of the Free Press, will un-
doubtedly see to IL that the brethren of
she press appear at Usage City, on the
completion Of the road to that point, for
. ride 20 Ottawa and return.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-21

A cHsuAl glance over the list of men,
bars Of the 49th congress, now In SEES
sIon' shows that among the 401 names
there are three MIllers. one Baker, one
Cooper. one Oats, one Rice and one
Bean. There is also . Berry, but
WHISTLER wheat, rasp, straw, dew, goose
or lackberry, Is not stated -Nortltoest.
eTn Miller.
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Texas Live stock association

AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 14.-Yesterdsy' e
session of the Texas Live Stock sssocia-
tien was taken up with the considers
ton OF the report submitted by the com.
mIttee On public lands. Alter some
modification the report WAS finally
adopted by q close vote. It condemns
the present state land board for its
failure to en- force the land laws and rec
emmend that the lands be classified and
leased IS requested by law. The con-
vent'on endorsed the doctrine that cattle
sanitary measures and quarantine
should be under national control. One
hundred delegates we're appointed to
the Denver convention and thirteen %
the Chicago convention.
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NEW YoRx, Jan. 15-The western rail
road representatives who have been il
session the past two days. to-day work
ed for several hours upon the proposed
schedule Of rstes for eastern passenger
and freight business Il was concluded
that unless the roads bound themselves
70 sustain these rates the east bound
business would become demorelized
The mAe7fnR Wag Z HARMONIOUS one.
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Two gentlemen Of Emporis speaking
Of Arctic expeditions agreed, that if any
advantage to the government would ac-
crue from knowledge of the surround
inEs OF the North pole, the job should be
Let BY contract. This is a novel idea,
and may be . solution OF the problem.
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* -B Huffman of 81 Merchants street,
Emporta, has one OF the most valuable
cQllections OF coin In the country. The
oldest dates back to $50 years before
'nrispe hue. He has nearly COM
plete set Of American dollars, one of
lTo4. the first minting done in this
country. The collection numbers 800
nllsor and copper coins. In the list are
eone dated 1899. Mr Huffman has
sEo@ised the News an inventory of
2Salpebie curiosities, which we hone
20 pablish at an early date
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Bodies RecoVared.

OGDEN. Utah, Jan. 15-Six of the
thirteen victims OF the coal mine explo-
sion at Almy, Wyoming, Tuesday night
have been recovered The bodies were
found on the seventh level. The men
met death from suffocatIon, and the ap-
pearance of the bodies indicated a terri
BILE struggle for life. The searching
party expects to reach the other seven
bodies remaining in the mine to-day.
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The Kansas State Board of Agricul-
ture estimates the loss by hog cholera
the past year TO be not less than 81, OO0,-
coo, and 1t urges the Legislature to pass
prOhibitorY laws against importing any
hogs except for breeding purposes, In
boxes or cratCs. The board states that
all stock yards are permanently affected
with disease, and no hogs should be ad-
mitted to the state passing through
fhavo
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wire fences, where they remained until
frozen TO death.
The streams have eli been frozen over
for many days, and the want of water
and food, together with the bitter cold,
has continued TO cause the death of
number of head of cattle and horses.
Altogether, the cold snap hAs been the
most disastrous to the stock raising in
terests in the Indian Territory.
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Kansas Postmastsrs Confirmed

WASHINGTON, Jan 13-The following
postmasters In Kansas were confirmed
to-day: Ethan Wait, Kingmsn; B J
Sheridan. PAOla; Geo C RembanR,
Winfield; Cyrus A Ryder. Anthony; I
A McClearY, Medicine Lodge; J A
Manley, Mound City; R Q Lamson,
Junction CiiY;J p De Garnet, Chetopa ;
II V Gavin, Columbus; F w Frye, Par-
sons; B F Dever, Independence; John
f COttrell, Fort Scott; Colin Campbell,
Florence; Samuel T Carice, Harper
w N G Butts. Valley Falls; Hattie B
BAR. Great Bend Max Owen, Bellville
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Every dollar sent abroad fro Empo-
ria with which to purchase coal might
be saved TO the city by little intelligent
enort. We have working coal veins
north, south, east and west OF us. 1t is
gross folly TO say we haveno coal here.
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Kansas CITY, Jan. IA Journals
Topeka special says: Reports were re-
ceived today OF the finding of the bodies
of three more men in the southwestern
portion of the state, victims of the recent
storm This makes twenty-tou bodies
in all that have been found
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.AVARICIOUS HORIZONS
Apply for Arms to Defend Them
selves Against the HostiIes,
But Recent Developments Show that
They are to be Traded
To the Apaches in Exchange for
Stolen Horses, Etc.
Mormon Auies.


CHICAGO, Jan. Concerning the
petition of the Mormon colony at Puma.
Arizona, to the territorial government to-
arms and ammunition to defend them
selves against the Apaches, q special
from Tucson, Arizona, says: It is moi
known what action the government viii
take in the matter, but many suspicious
circumstances have recently come 70
life, which indicate that this Mormon
colony has long been secretly encourag'
| ing the murderous Apaches by supply
| ing them with powder and trading them
guns in exchange for stolen horses
which the Mormons sell in Mexico. II
is also said the Mormons of Puma are in
| league with GeronimO's band, and
that the hostiles were on the mos
| friendly terms with the Mofmons. The
Indians OF the south in league witt
Geronimo's band have also privately
| told that the Mormons are getting ready
to abandon their Puma colony and move
over into Sonora; that II
view of this they werl
buying all the stolen horses and cati1,
that we're brought them. either by rene
| gade Indians or thieving white men. L
was anticipated for several weeks tina
the Apaches were running short of am
| munltion, and 1t is almost certain tha
| they are seeking to obtain q fresh sap
| ply through Mormon allies. This Pun
colony 1p2bers some $500 Mormons
most of whom are pOlygamists. Tn
| Edmunds law has not get been enforcet
among them, and they live In grea
| dread OF its execution.
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rhaN York EIEa

New YORK, Jan. IA Over $4,000
were received for the private boxes and
seats which will be occupied in the
Academy of Music to night, the occasion
beng the annual invitation ball of the
BENEVOLENT protective order nt Elks.
The decorations are profuse. Nearly all
the leading actors aud actresses now ID
the city Will be present
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WI, the ChinaaaGo,

SAN Francisco, Jan. 14.-Some
trouble is expected at various points on
the coast to-day, as the 14th of January
is the limit of time given the Chinese
to leaye these parts News of sensa-
tIonal character is looked for from
Truckee. rs the Chinese have thus far
persisted in remaining.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-21

The printing for the state of Kansas
is a constant delight to those familiar
with the 'srt preventative" T. D.
Thatcher, state printer, keeps up to the
standard of Geo. w. Martin, and in some
things excels even that. The state il
receiving conscientious work.
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roREIeN NEWS


LONDON, Jan. 1e.-The Daily TeIs-
graph says the government proposes 70
re-eneet the clauses of the crimes ect re-
lating to boycotting. and the parts pro.
viding for impartial trials and the
crushing out Of terrorism In Ireland.
NEW SECRETARY.
Il is stated that Sir VIM. Hart Dixie
VIII reslgn the Office Of chief
secretary for Ireland. and that Edward
Stanhope, now vice president Of the
council, Will sccept the post.
POSSIBLE RIVAL.
The istic championship of England
is to be contested for this evening, and
| hundreds Of sporting men are gathering
here 20 witness this soft glove fight be-
tween Alf Greenfield and Jim Smith
| The latter is thought to be the best man
| produced IN thIs country since the time
Cf Tom Sayers He is twenfy-three
years old, stands feet go inches, and
fights at 1876 pounds. II he wins be
goes TO America to fight Sullivan
Thus far he has not fought q draw OF
lost mill, and in his last fight finished
his adversary, though being compelled
to f1shtWiLh q broken arm.
NEW CARDINAL.
AdVicee from Rome state that the con
sistory Is in session to-day, and that hi
holiness, the pope, will announce the
names of several new cardinals befor'
its close. Among these, It 70 understood
will be q cardinal tor America, WIZ
the new prelate will be Is in DOUBT, bu
the selection lies between archbishop
CorEigan of New York, and the Arch
bishop of the Baltimore diocese.
A NEW POLICY.
PARIS, Jan. 16.-De Frycinet today
made q declaration In the chamber o
deputies of the policy the new cabi
net would follow. He said its colon1a
policy would be less Yenturesome thai
that of its recent predecessor ThI
statement was received with cheers b
the chamber.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
DUBLIN. Jan. 16-The Freeman
Journal to-day says the cabinet at it
meeting yesterday discussed the propri
ETY. Of issuing a proclamation declarin
the national league an illegal organize
ton.
RATIFIED.
PARIS, Jan. 16-The treaty OF pesc,
between France and Madagascar hs
been ratified.
STILL UNSETTLED.
LONDON, Jan 16-Nothing will
settled regarding the government {
Ireland until after parliament is form
ally opsned by the Queen next weei
Earl Caravan will return 10 Irelan
and resume the duties of the viceroyshi
tsmpOrarilV,
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SIsudeF Refusrd.

WAsHIHeToE, ID. c., Jsn. 13.-Com
missioner Black OF the PeDslnn Bureau
being absent from the city, his poiiIica
opponents spread broadcast a story e
the effect that he had shown great dis
courtesy 70 senators and others, and pSr
tIculaFlY tc Senator Mitchell. chairman
Of the pension committee. The senator
now comes out In 9 card declaring the
storY false in every particular.
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An Earhnualra

NYAcK. N. Y. Jan 16.-ShoFtly be
fore IL 80 O'Clock last night two distinc.
shocks of an earthquake were felt in
every part of Rocklsnd county In Ny
sck pictures were shaken frnmthe wall,
and ice il the river along the shore wss
broken. In Suffering, Spring Valley,
Piermons, ShsrkiI, HSysrsfraR, Rock.
land Lake, the jar was very heavy.
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Great advantages might be secured II
the low lands in the vicinity of this city
were drained. We have the material
here 70 make good drain tile. and a fine
opening is ready for any one with q
little capital ana business enterprise on
this line.
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The whipping Post.

LEXINGTON. KY. Jan. 14.-The whip
ping post bill which was introduced in.
to the Kentucky legislature early in the
session. was taken up IN the senate to
day. and will be- pessed with few mod
ifications. The bill makes wife beating
and various other offences punishable by
whinniuC
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a Colnred Exodna.

CHARLOTTE, n. e., Jan. 1.-THE exc
ius Of colored Isborers from North Car
DINA for points west is beginning 10
excite some interest Not less than 5000
have left the state, mostly for Arkansas
and Kansas, but there seems to be no
further demand for them ia Kansas and
they are now going 20 California
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Fresh Trouble.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 16.-Additional
snow fell yesterday and last night in
western Kausas causing fresh trouble on
the Santa Fe and Kansas Pacific roads
and both are biockaded to-day some
200 miles west of here. The Burlington
& Missouri River from Denver, due this
mornIBg, arrived this afternoon.
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jaa. 13--Ad-
vices from the Iadian Territory say that
II il undeFxaoad that Bushyhead has
stared sor Washfnst0n, where be VIII
look after the Cberokee interests during
the winter. Only one regularly chosen
drlegaie was sent % shAi city by the
Cherokee Legislators
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BAIrIszoRE, Nd, Jan. Ie.--For s1lns
time past efforts have been made 10 pro-
cure delivery OF mails on SundsY hHt
hsYe failed A letter from the p0aEna
ter here says il Is not dope eIseWhefa
and out of respect 70 the moral sense e
the community il viii not be gran
Furthermore. ne can ses 20 aecel(y
for Sunday delivery.
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key agrees to disarm If SerYia and
Do will do likewise. Greece won't
IL Bulgaria and RoumelIa are
and she gets no territory. Servia
rcts, and hardly knows what she
wants, except that she desires Bulgaris
70 let her severely alone.
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Gold Exports.

NEW YORK. Jan. Is Kennedy, Todd
s Co. engaged l27 600 gold bars for
shirment to-day. This is IN addition u
lis, 900 sent by the Britfanic. The gold
export to date IS 81, 81, 900.
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KILLED By the Cars.

MASHATTAN, KADs.. Jan 15.-Adsm
Kohler, Russian coal handler At Wa.
mego, was run oyer by 9 freight train
at that cIty last night and instantly
killed. He was drunk and had laid
down on the track. The deceased wa
sixty years Of age and leaves . wife and
six children.
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BradlAuRh, the English infidel, who
was conscientiously opposed to taking a
formal oath, aud whom the English par.
lament would not allow 9 seat until he
lad, has finally yielded, and was sworn
In on the 18th. We suppose this ends
BadlHugh's prominence.
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Tue State Bar Associatioo wa. IN

TIE State Bar Association was In SEA-
2n at Topeka on the 12lb. with Chief
tlce Horton IN the chair. II the as-
% would tell q poor man how to
due him without having to
additional in the process, 1t
yer itself with glory. And,
ally, $40 is as much to the
nngman as $500 to the mer-
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According 70 the LeavenWorth Times
Attorney General Bradford 10 busy clos
ing the saloons Of that city. The Cham
ptoH sAys the Atchisou salonns are
closed.
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GAINESVILLE, Texas, Jan. 16.-Stock-
men inifrom the Cheyenne and Arapa-
hoe reservations report that IN Greer
county on the Wichita and Comanche
reservations thousands OF cattle were
frozen to death by the recent blizzard.
The extent Of the loss to stock in the
Indian Territory is uGnsually heavy.
The winter has been terribly severe
ona
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Ro1cetsinR Rakera.

PITTsBURa, Jan. 16.-The national con.
ventionof jourueymen bakers adjourned
to-day after adopting . resolution u
boycott all proprietoEs who refuse 20 n.
duce the hours OF labor 70 twelve hours
per day.
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PopndRrozan

PETRSsBURe. Va, Jan. 16.-Henry
Jones, Thomas johnson and Richard
Brown, living in Dunwiddie county.
attended dance Thursday which kept
up until q late hour. On the way home,
becoming benumbed with cold, the
three sought shelter in a stable, where
they were found yesterday frozen to
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The F0raneasaon Bosrd.

AsHneToE, D. c. Jan. Ie-Tbe
scsiiEeation board held meeting ia the
ones Of the secretary Of war 10 day
1heix report was read and approved and
vi be submitted TO the president early
next wetk for transmission 10 con-
RIsss.
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The new postoffice law provides that
when persons receive or take mall be-
longing to others from the postofice,
and do not correct the mistake. they are
liable to a fac Of $500 or one years i'm
prisonment.
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A dispalch from Rome says that
Rpseia has asked the Vatican TO reopen
1'pns for closer relationship
APuntry ahd the Vatican.
lssla wishes 70 counter
q relations At present ex-
the Vatican aud Prussia.
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Kew Teiepaoae

SPErEsRTELD. Ill, Jan. 1e.-The Gray
National Telephone company Of chics.
gowas licensed By the secretary Of stats
today. Capital stock, $4,000. The
incorporates are Elisha Gray. Nelson
e. swaEtcat aud Noble B. Judah.
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key and Greece are still In the at.
Of belligerents. Both are perfect
var preparations. Greece is restivG
sr Turkish rule, but sIngle-handed
Enable TO throw of the yoke. The
feat powers refuse Asaistance
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\ Baltimore q Ohio railroad com.
celebrating Its entTee into New
cutting rates. A general rail-
n IL promised The fare to St
. now $3.50, q reduction OF IS
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n. pv..,a.--1-1 S--....,,, an,

WAsHIEGroH, Jan. 15.-Afier prelim.
mary business, the house resumed en-
siderakion of the presidential succession
bill. Several amendments were offered
snd rejected. after which the bill was
passed as il came iron the senate, by 8
vote of 163 to n
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Charles Fl. Tweed. who died at Pitts
burg recently, said in his will: NE
flowers at the funeral, Grape on the
door, nor monument nor stone TO mark
the grave. The first is cheap respect,
the second heathenish, and the last
cannot afford. What money there l.
must be devoted to nsefI1I niIrnnsaz >,
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A -good Suggestion" is the ver-ict
received from all sides regarding the
proposition TO organize our business
men. Now, who will start the ball roll.
inRg
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The lowest mean temperature ever
recorded 10 that by Lieutenant Greeley, 4
degrees above zero. This, Of course, is
the mean for the entire year.
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me names and smoke supposed 70
arise from the veritabler hell, e initiated
IN New York TO Perfection on the stage
ny means OF ctric light shown
through cole; be.
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spatch of LannAr,

spatch OF January 1S
IN Wales are demand
"a Of Is per cent In rates,
Ars and compensation for
hts upon their buildings"
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Lnment farce I'm Damn

|nment farce in Denmark
The Folkething has re-
Berg vice-president OF that
-lpite the fact that the aupreme
court confirmed sentence passed upon
him Of six mouths imprisonment for
forcing the chief OF police from the plat.
form OF Q political meeting.
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THURsDAY. JANUARY 81, 1883.

Capt Everell's expedition has return.
"a irom exploring New Guinea. His
report resds like SANKEY'S African ex
plorHiions.
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The los4 by fire 10 New York city
alone during the year 1885, amounted u
a. 7sa ga