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HNouanr 10 nay
Bat Refuses to Give ~ Hsr Lovor.-A way.
ward wife.

Bat Refuses to Give W Her Lovor.-A Way.
ward wife.
PiTTsBURon, Pa, March A-Mrs. Frank
Hill and John b. Marchand, ESQ.,, the
couple who elopOd fros1 Greensburg, Pa,
some time ago, weresrrested in Pensacola,
Fla, last Tuesday jus! as they were about
10 embark for Cuba. The elopsment, 1t
will DO remembered, Created a sensation
In society CirCleB here and throughout
Westinoreland county, as tho parties
were all highly connected. Mrs. Hill,
who was worth $4,000 In her name, took
tho largest portion Of her wealth with her
In her flight. The couple were followed by
tho husband Frank Hllland Officer O'Msra
through the principal cities Of Kentucky,
Tennessee, Georgia, and Flordia:' They
wore niasquerading as o newly married
couple and had managed TO gain admitt-
anCe to the best society In PensaCols.
This evening they arrived here In charge
Of detective O'Mara, A conference was
held AT the Mayors Office and as the
lovers refused tosubmit to separation they
were permitted to leave together after MIS-.
Hill made division Of tho property with
her husband.
Mrs. Hlll's maidon name was Mollie
Woods, her brother being one Of the most
prominent citizens Of Greensburg. Mar
Chand Is lawyer Of considerable ability,
and issaid TO he son Of q former Admi.
raj In the United States navy.
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powN TO DEATH.
A Schooner Given Upns Lopt-LI.t Of tho

/ NEgNs
GLoUcEsVER, MAssa March 1.-THE
schooner Virginia Dale and crew have
been given up as Lost, The Dale sail
cd for the Grand Banks halibut
grounds December 81, since when
she has not been heard from. She I'M
doubtedly ioundered in the gale the week
alter her departure. She carried crsw
Of fourteen, named;
FAUtoN NoLoS, master, who leaves q
widow and three children,
ELuAu NoLoN, his brother, single,
loHS MCDONALD,
ID, MCKlNNoN,
DAEIeL MCDONALD and
MIcHAIL MCLEAN, all OF Prince Edwards
Island.
STEPHEN HowARD,
DANIEL MCMAsTRRs and
ANGUS McKGNNoN, OF Cane Breton.
FRRDRRIcR SPRINGER, OF Nova Scotia,
LEvRRET TUCKER, Of New Brunswick,
WN, Rooms and JAMES MuRPHY, OF Guys,
boro, Ms,
JAMES MARDIE, Of OooSp, n, s,
With the loss OF this crsw, 75msn have
found wstsry graves from this port since
Christmas.
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MEXICAS BANDITS
who Threaten to Raid Tnwn-TToOI
Ready to Take q Band.

Ready to Take Band.
GALyEsroS, Tx, March 4.--A startling
report has Just reached here from Garlic,
a town sixty miles below Laredo, on the
Rio Gtande river. All the ablo-bodied cit.
izsns ore undor arms TO resist an attack
from Mexican bandits. "A sheep horder
from ranch near Carriso arrived in that
town yesterday morning In state Of great
excitement, claiming that hB lad on
Monday night besn prisoner Ia Tue
hands Of about fity Mexican bandits, who
were making active preparations TO raid
and plunder the town OF CarfiEo.
Tho herder eald that the bandits we're
all heavily armed aud well mounted and
that their attack could be expected any
night Honce the preCautioh Of ths Citi.
zens, who are prepared 10 give them q
warm reception. AS Company I, Nine.
tesnth Infantry, arc op todte from Ring.
gold barracks 10 Laredo, II mutt be near
there by this time, and II Ia likely they
will take u hard Egainst tho bold bandits,
shotld they make The attack, Much iui
tereat Is manifested here, for later intelli-
genCp, which iB expected to DO Of most
BtattllDR character.
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AQuERN CASE.
a t,lalss on.rEsd I Win oonspIl

@'dadgS OhsrgSd With COnSplFins
ii, A6nlnAt hlh client.
h. 'ul8AuSEs, Wis, March 4,--An order
NJ, \ been issued by Judge BurnCll, oi
'aso'a occupying the bench Of tho
|, avot Court in this city, to ex.Judgc
| NJ n, Y 10 show cause why hls name should
4 ~ O' stricken from the roll Of attorneys
NV. ue State 'fho order was Issued In
NM. Ssg 70 petition presented by a com.
,,r sFv appointed from the Bar AssoCla.
\ = " shls city. The matter on which
a. p''laon is based Is tho Jones divorce
W. wv petition gives detailed account ol
,Ss.S SisS s,nall's connection with the case Ia
jso,s. js : attached the affidavit Of Mrs.
Nm "a which she charges Judge Small
,sd ,SnaylnB conspirod with the other side
ib.s I.aEtd ac,I,, her case to 90 on by default
doolr,' lr,'nuonen state that after a careful
Vsl! into tue facts Upon which tht
Es ~, S,.i aIe based they arc satisfied thai
h. e,S,, ~s,.e' deserves 10 bo brought before
'V'lof formal examination,
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NDs@. AloRmsoN and Hewitt, who
together made tariff bill to suit Mr.
lIsSi,ts interests, were at first resolved
lsnobody ahould bs heard on the sidt
dpotectiOn. Forced 10 yield ungraciouS
j., they are even moreungraCious in theil
hearing. The conduct Of these men will
not convince tho country that they have
aiJ dtlireto be fully and fairly informed
fle' iJro the conviction that they alt
unsi.Inlto have any changes made u
iaCF u.Americm measure. The mort
they dilpot themselves in this way tht
less chac' there will be OF passing theiI
|MU
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GIBsON UACK
At tho O,pnal-Ho prvrolsSs to bo Perfectly
SAti,ilsd.

~ tho C1pItRI-HS pTvTeAsSs to bS Perfectly
SAtilAsd.
pecial Dhpaieh TO @s hteiliOHer,
WAsnISaToS, March 4.-Your cores
pondeat met Eustaca Gibson this morn.
ing at tho Capitol, He has just returned
rom his BArboursville meeting, asked
aim II it was true that he had "taken
water" in the tight-Sith Thompson,
81 am not at liberty to tell anything"
he replied, laughing,
did you give tue boys tho music you
promised them?
II made a speech which / am quite
ure satisfied my constituents" said the
Congressman.
"Dld you read those letters containing
tho information about the caucus Of the
state House faction and their conspiracy
against you2"
NO."
"Why not? You said you would."
{ 1 am not at liberty to tell you any
hing about that"
"Whst are your chances for. renOmlnR-
ion2"
"yery good" -
"ot course you will be elected II nomi-
nated%
"UerAinly."
"Are Dave Leonard, Mum Jackson and
,ther assuring statesmen likcly togiye you
Ironble2"
~ can't say"
"rell me 1Oout the matter. The INTEL
LIGRSCER's readers want 10 know"
VI am not at liberty to say anything"
A friend OF Gibson's irtlmSIpd tO me
o.dny that the arrangement Is that
Thompson viii rtuiain on tho track until
the Convention, when he will withdraw
md make tbs speern nominating Gibson.
Che same genteman hintsd that, accord.
ng 10 this agreement, Thompson Ia to
nave clear Held, 10 far ~ Gibson Is con-
cerned. two wears hence,
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GEN. GOFFS SPEECH
IN TUE HoUsE YESTERDAY,
sOnis TsllIt e Bl1wa Delivered to the sSnth.
cru psmscrney-t'. bon Arrives AZ tho
Capital Very Well sAllasd With
tho BsrbourSvlIlo Conference.
sl1eLnl lllg,nt.h D M ln,,lIlnnlo,r.

sFtetI |FlHH'3a 10 Wt HNfWlGtlic6,
WAsuNoroS, b. G, March 4 4-,General
Gol' delivered a stirring and eloquent
speech in the House to-day on tine pend,
ing pension bill. The galleries were
crowded, and the speaker was Listened to
with marked attention aud was frequently
interrupted by applause from the Rspubli.
can members. He rsierrad fesllngly to
the nations dead and wounded soldiers,
and delivered come telling blows at the
Democratic. methods in the South by
which the colored paople arc deprived OF
their suffrage, lie handled the subject
with ungloved hands and answered elIec-
lively the partisan attscks Of the Demo.
craticmcmoersupon the Republican policy
toward the soldiers,
General Gotf also boldly denounced the
Presidents action in sanCIioniug sOuthbrn
lutrages aud frauds by rewarding tina
chief perpetrators with office.
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IMPENDING STRIKE
Ia Rac,ps, WI.-A AE LAbor DlmOulty
Ahead.


Ahead.
CHICAGO, March 4 "A number Of labor
strikes are threatened at Racine, Wis, q
Iasge manufacturing Cehtre, In the city
which has population Of 2l.OOO souls,
they are, almost il not quite one hun
drsd manufacturers including in the
list the great works Of the ]. /. Case
Threshing Machine Company with its
varied side issues, auch RS theplOw works,
ss well ss wagon shops, tanners, NJ. NJ
Sscors trunk factory, the Racine WOODEN
mills, and scores OF other industries, De-
pendent iJr thsir daily bread up0u these
are 1900 mechanics, whose wives and
children arc Us much Interested in the
wage question as are the workiRgmen,
A reporter yesterday went over the
ground, Il was found that thers were
strained relations existing between Mr.
Case and the men employed in the plow
works. A little over u year ago under the
old management, q cut was made in wages
ranging from 10 to % percent. Then the
works wero closed and were re'opened
about three mouths ago under company
with Mr.. Case ut the head. A few days
ago the men in the blacksmith chop struck
without giving the company any intima-
ton OF their purpose, This had the et'
feet Of shutting down the entire ploT
works.
Mr., Case sent Secretary Walsh and
Superintendent Robbins to Chicago to find
out what wages the firms in tho same line
Of business were paying, They visited the
works OF the David Bradley Company. On
their return oil offer was made to tho men
to advance tho present scale atteen per.
cent. A committee OF the men visited
the compa0Y's officers. They wanted the
old wagss which were In vogue when the
cqualiEed reduction was made restored.
Secretary Walsh replied that as they had
left in q body they must he treated as q
unit, and II there wss any equall2lng TO be
done they must do II among themselves.
Mr.. Case was sDen at his office by the
reporter, and said in substance: II am
free to say that do not know what the
outcome will be. No scale has been
agreed on, and there may DO trouble. l
have told my men plainly that II they
raised much more trouble should most
certainly close up the works, II they
pressed me too hard, said, they would
have to take the business themselves and
run II. l have already lost 100000 or
5000, 600 In tho Plow Company and | will
not lOae any more. lhe situation is
atralued and alarming, and ! cant tell
what will happen"
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PnDscNoR, OF President Cleveland
hN Isll in tho departments papers filed
here during their several terms. VIII
President Cleveland, who considers al
thing, his personal property, carry
aen home to Buffalo when he goes oul
ii otnce in lsSO2 ItthOy arc his own h'
r,y do what he chooses with them. Nc
t4,pnsil,nt has sci up this claim.
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81. LOUIS, Mo-, March 4.-At ] O'Clock
this morning tlte was discovered in Nler-
mans planning mill, at the foot OF Trudean
street. The Gre had evidently been raging
for some time before II was discovered
and when tie first engine reached the
sGone tho eniite mill Was abaSs. This
COnhuSllbls nsturo Of tho contents caused
the hAmes TO spread rapidly end the heat
was 20 Intense that the Hremon wefo
forced to keep at n BLg diRtance, and
could do nothing 10 subtitle the flames,
and III IN hour the building and its con.
tenta were totally destroyed The total
loss Is $4,000, which Is partially covered
by insurance.
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ALt,FGED aETAIiATloN
70 m rrnetlSsd by ths OhinamsD on ARisr'
lean BSsldphtG,


lean BssidphtG,
wAsptSeroN. b. O., March 4.-HumorS
vsrs current here to the effect that the
chinese AtiniStsr has rsCelvedi instructions
from the government 70 demand from tue
ttrItsd states tlo total diBayowal ofths re-
cent outrageS against Chinese residents In
tbe Western States and Territories, the
crnalyn @ punishment Capitally u killing
ConiI o he proved Rgainat individuals and .
SS noSt,niSry indemnity TO the sufferers ior
Ssir losspF, and that II the United STATES
sssninssI sslI Ia comply with the demands the
psnSjjanI was 10 be informed that Tue Ohl'
nsSs Government would itnneulaloly pro-
cSSI ] 10 collect the indemnify from amer,
iSsn citizens IN tue lmpetial territory ana
,S;Ihdraw I its protection from then,
In an interview this evening ins Ullhsse "a
NIiniSteF said 10 8 repre9,esnt1ahys u is.' .ns
IssnCisied presa that while he haS inior'
,nsiicn that China, and especially Tue
WsnsInrs % al Canton, the home 4 large pei
aaSI ~ Ibs Chinese oi the PaCiho slope, Y,
Sreeliy excited over these oqFsESs aG,s aI,,l in
sbsl rs,Slialofy measures haydn 5one TII IN IN.
ssnSrs been threatened by lhet xliSu peo' y.
St,suV ,,is bo has received no instruction 70
snSk a snv Iofmal demands upon tlls RoV.
sfnmenI, nor has he any connIinAN'H ,ii.I
ihat suCll demands are oonNnp'ateu'
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rus PAYNE lNvEsTlsArloN.
How the Committee ia tInmpsrod In It's Work
by Democratic A gents.

How the Committee ia IIRmpered In Its Work
by Democratic Agonts.
CoLuMBus, March 4.-The Payne inves.
tigation committee held no meeting to.
day, as was expected, for the reason that
several parties to DO called as witnesses
were engigod in courts and could not be
present. Chairman Cowgirl, in reply TO a
question propounded by tho Leader 40 10
whst was being done, said: Nothing that
is visible, but We arc by no means idle"
The tins has not yet arrived for calling
certain witnesseB before the committee,
but when tho proper day comes,
then parties will be brought here to
testify. The underground work Of the
gang is still going on with lis usual vigor,
and everything possible is being done to
hamper the committee In Its work OF in.
vestigation. AS stated by the chairman,
these henChmen are not visible, neither
arc they idle. Every particle Of testimony
tending to show the lavish manner In
which money 10 secure tho election oil
Mr.. Payne to tho Senate was Rpent ls sup.
preased, II such a thing is possible. Al
every turn the committee is confronted
by the work Of the Democratic agents,
who are lAboring 10 cover up the testi-
mouy. They are Contesting every inOh oil
ground, and the task Of bringing out the
evidence 10 by no means an easy one
Several witnesses will Mo examined latel
in tho week,
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LONDON, March 4,-The snow storm,
which has been raging for several days
across the northern part Of Great Brit.
min, Ia now ceRsing. The suffering among
passengers on the numerous trains which
have besn snowbound In the storm has
heen very great. Some oithe trains were
imbedded In snow drifts several hours.
The loss Of cattle in transit has been eAor.
nhitp
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BALTIMORE, Nh, March A Several hun.
dred men employed iu grading for short
line railroad between Baltimore and An.
napolis have quit work and yesterday
three Italians and two negroes, Daniel
Dorsey and John Gaflney made ali assault
upon some at work. The Sheriff Of Anne.
rundel county, with posse, went to the
rcene Of tho disturbance and arrested the
negro, but the Italians could not be found,
The whole force were paid OF to-day. The
strikers demand an Advance Of VI cents pei
lRV,
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VOLUME XXXIY.--NUMBER 1867.

that the course Of the manufacturers was
more injured than helped by it. Mr..
Wharton was dragged irop the subject at
issue, where he had facts aud figures to
support his position into outside matters
on which he had only an undecided
opinion,
The testimony oi Mr. Emerson. Of Bea.
yer Falls; Mr., j. G. Butler Of Youugs.
town, and Mr., j, D, Weeks, Of Pittsburgh,
was more to haplInt, and related espsc.
ially to the subject before ths committee,
Their facts and figures were valuable and
possibly will have weight,
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Sw Yoag car drivers are following tint
vi tksmpIaot their Chicago brethren
b violence they fling away tho public
gapaihy. TheRe men have had 70 worn
sasAours ior alender pay, and their de-
ulndio, something better was not un'
npaaiDlc, for their employers can well
be just 1t is u pity that they
hive given way 10 the temptation to EN-
hnu3 tho companies bp any means, fail
d ioul
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yaYoaSsslory has departed. Maple
,m ny .aa. city is uugrs!etul, and he Il
I,,s 1iA lt-iorovcrl When he bringl
ptatolbis country again she shsn't eel
y,s York, II is probably his intention
IN .bi,truabroken package through III
bond 10 Chicago.
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H,,,,, Ir,tklg is coRstrainsd to re-
,,,,tb.ts,no Of the President'a drivei
4 Civil Service reform have 4 certain
,,tssrdnc.s about them, There is slto
:, oJor which ia no. OF Araby the blest
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wsr VIRGINIA IS doing pretty well
81. rUion. Now i. is General Coli wh'
..., Mo House taste Of his quality, A,
.,.o ga think he handles the Epglisb
,n,p.,e with grace and skill,
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s.s,mr lAYSG 5 friends Gre 80 desirout
,,,jpya iull and far investigation thai
,1's ,rs loiog ,hcir bes! to cover up testi,
wv Ills ,lo righteous, Is it not, who
:, 1boll % a lion?
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Teg Senate doss not ask the President
logys h.spaone for removing Republic
r.a,salsppoInting Democrats. 1t sst'
tinb give for information Of the Senate
As plpas fled for his information. This
h Idsinaion to DO kept in mind. Tie
President oyerloos 1t,
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rog lsrGluoLSoEn correspondent al
r,,ligp,on says he asked Mr. Gibson
,'.,ncr '.. bo had taken water at BRrbours'
N, Does the ISrELLIoEocGR cores
.I.rt know Mr., Gibson"
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.,.,5 -Fi,asayer Thompson is willing
no years ior a congressional
,,r,3op, 'r thai simpliles the situation,
a'a' "-,g ), i.s two years and it may BIT
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u. srnrR1, since reading extracts from
- W. e.,ia,'. 4, accoad volume, is understood
,',I hDt rp,n .ae man from Maine as the
l.,.1nItr Of hiI psace,
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,c,,y M, Feed jamued his spurs into
~, "p., g.rI. wa can well imagine that the
g' S,i,,e ',,D WINGED. 1t doesn't do to mon
,rjIA laose Yankees
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ON and reliable medicines ore the best
TO depend upon. Ackefs Blood Elixir
han been prescribed iOr years for all Inn
putitieu ol the blood. In every form Of
6ctOiulohs, syphiliiiC or lnerCufial dls.
eaBes, II 10 invaluable. For rheumatism,
hAs no equal. Sold by Logan 4 Co. and
Charles Menkemellef.
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MARRIED,

MiLtIgAN-Mu MuHD0uK :. on Thuhday evening
Va oh I, 1856, Al the felid0nCo Of the bfdeA RAT.
enlA ~, Charles ttuGt. BY Rsy. H. u, BWUIa, Mt,
fAANK n, AiiLidAN 70 Mlil iENNlR MuhDOJk,
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FROM OVER THE
LATEsr NEws ny EnE oAaLE.
The Vatican uadSFtAsiOg to UaravOl N.Y..
terry that Layp stain on The Popal
'hpia-Th0 odSIa Of tbs Letter
osnpisiaSd Ot-Fsrsisa SOtss.

RoNE, March 1 THE Vatican is making
strepuous efforts to uuravel the mystery
of the now famous Dorides letter which
accused the church authorities OF furnish,
ing the foreign enemies Of Italy with
secret Information about ita military ds,
faussa, Suspicion has pointed to Siguor
Uiyaie Mcri, q cousin Of q Cardinal nov
living at Ylenps, as the author OF the
slanderous letter, aud hs has bsen sun.
moned to the Vatican to explain or dis.
prove theCharge,
Some new developments regardlna the
letter have just come to light aud seem to
amply Vindlcate tho Vatican. Dorides and
two brothers named YeCChi, one OF whom
was employed in tho Ministry OF Marine,
were arrested ou charges thai the Vecahis
had htolen and that Dorides, as a sscret
agent or spy oi the French war Office, had
'oought certain plans and information re-
gardlng tn, martins deiensas OF the
country, Soon after the arrest It was
given out that the police had fouuA in
tho possession Of Dorldes letter from
Vienna which points out, by easily under.
stood initials, several personases ef nigh
rank at the Vatican, as employees or cor.
lpratorB with Doridp8. This letter was
published In two Of the Rome papers and
On the same evening the Minister OF Jus.
ttce informed the Chamber OF Deputies, in
reply to a question, that the letter was
genuine.
II Ia now positively known that this
letter was never in the possession OF Do-
rides. ltwas written and dated st Vienna
the day after he was arrested, and after
full information OF the arrest had been re.
csived at Vienna. It was sent in the ord.
mary mail to Rome and was promptly in.
terCopted, 1t was doubtless foreseen al the
Rome postollice, II ssems evident that
the letter was written in consequences OF
he arrest, aud with the intention that Ii
should fall into tho hands OF the Roman
police, the writer's object being to shift
The responsibility Of the plot from the
French Government to the Vatican, But
HE discovery Of the letters date robs il
81 half its significance, and the energetic
action Of the Vatican promises to clear up
what iH left OF the mystery.
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,.., and small preach three sermon'
'"s w. .,c5 in Chicago, Bu! then Chicago
..lsll al.
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CoLuNBus, o., March 1.-The Supreme
Court this morning affirmed Tue decision
Of the lower court In refusing TO grant a
wit Of habeas corpus In tho case Of
Daniel j. Dalton, Of Cincinnati, held for
COnLOmplb BY the nouss Of REPRESENTATIVES..
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>.5=z,,,v covers many faces with burnt
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They never play cards on Polar exps.
dillon because Of the danger from cold
decks,
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1iena and humanity have the same attn.
blllon. They both want 10 get on lie
higheat HOost.
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The cut In trausoonlinental freight rates,
II Is said, caused a decided reduction In
tie prices lor canned fruits,