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Ds:Freycincl's Great ceup.

PARIS, Dec. 5.-The resignation of tho
Ministry is regarded ~ great coup on the
part OF Do Freycinct. The opposition over
reached themselves, and are facing prac-
nsus @ leaders, have impiored Ds 'Fs,r Frayc,nnt s
o run for Office. He is regarded now as
the most popular man before the people in
FRI &c, aud q probable successor to Presi.
tent Grevy.
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PuNoENT PARAGRAPHS.

The grocer never sings ''My way Is
dark and lonely" HIS weigh is usually
light. st. Paul Herald.
1T IS safer to pull the tail of tiger
than to draw u lady's attention to the
appearance Of her first gray hairy.
Y. Telegram.
Esprit, says Emerson, ''primarily
means wind" Now we understand
why u windy harangue is referred to as
q spirited address.-N. y MGik.
Several tribes OF Indians are organ
izing brass banls. Somehow, il an
Indian is not employed in one kind of
crime he Is in another. Chicago Mail.
What is educationP" asks writer.
Well. it is something II college graduate
thinks he ha, unit he becomes news
paper man. Chicago Tribune.
-"Shall l capitalize 'Boodlep'
asked the compos, tor. "Certainly,".
said the editor; "for where capital Isl
not. there Doodle can never be" "--St.
Aiba IS Messenger.
"A contemporary has a long article
entitled ''Our Future Fuel" 1t has al
ways seemed to US that it is far better
not to anticipate the great unpleasant
ness.-N Y Graphic.
-"Why, yes" said Blobson, apeak-
ing of logical conclusion to Mrs.
POplniay. and rather allowing his earn
estness to get the better of him; ''it's
perfectly plain to mo as plain as you
aro. "-BurH 1gton free Press.
Friend Ito young artist) Isn't
your shirt little ragged, Charlcy?"
Young Artist-'.Im afraid it is."
Friend -"Well, why don't you chan &c
it," Young Artist-"Because the other
one is ragged, too. IN Y. Sun.
"A Somerville girl has had her room
paper d with old love letters written to
her by rejected suitors. Young men
who propose to pay court to her in
future will be more likely to win her
favor il they write only on one side of
the paper Somerviiie Journal.
-Champoneau is very superstitious.
The other day he suddenly discovered
that there were thirteen at the table.
'.Thirteen!" he exclaimod; ..there are
thirteen of u.s." swell, what OF it?'
"Whnt of itp Why, of ono thing you
may rest assured-one Of MS will die
before the others!"- cago Tribune.
Before introducing gentleman to
lady got her permission. Hyou can't
get it, make up some plausi Bile lie to
tell the gentleman. 1t ia impcrtinent
to question servant about family mat.
ters when visiting. Get hold of one of
your hosts children and pump him.
N0rristoWn Herata.
--Landlord-"Your rent has been
due for six weeks" Tenant-" know.
It," Landlord Cant you pay it to-
dayp" Tenant-"No." Landlord
why notp" Tenant-.'See here, I
don't want to be bothered in this way"
I.andlord-"But I want my rent"
Tenant Indignantly y)-.Sooner than
pay that rent I'll move. 1id-Bts.
Omaha man (at restaurant)--
MAY trouble you for the salt?"
Cowboy from Wayback- "You bet you
kin, stranger. Don't care for salt my
self" II should consider it very
neccs sary part Of diet A Berlin scien.
tist proves conclusively that the gsner-
ons use of salt Is conducive to longev-
ity." "Wall. there's no denyin' that
fsllers as 10 too fresh don't live long
out our way."-OmahG World
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Welded Eiahty Years.

MATAMoRAs, MEX, Dec. Yesterday
Senior Manuel Barrientes and his aged wife,
Maria, celebrated the eightieth anniver-
sary of their marriage. The husband is
1O2 years OF age and hls wife 81. A great
thr0ng of offspring-chiIdren, gran dchii-
dren, greatgrandchildren and gres great
grand bIldren crowded their home all day
loug. Tnis is the fest celebration of the
kind known in Moxico. Both OF the aged
couple are wonderfully well preserved.
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MARION, lSD., Dec. a-The papers in Q
case Of insanity were lied with the clerk
OF tho court here this morning. The nm.
fortunate victim 10 william. the tsu-ysar-
old son Of Thomas Ciss0n, of Liberty
Township. ten miles south OF this place.
Tue use OF tobacco, commenced whom the
patient was under I've years Of age, q
ascribsd ~ tho cause of insanity.
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4 War Question Settled.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The life of Gem
eral Lee just issued, which contains
much interesting and valuable material
which is entirely new, settles the ques-
ton of the numbers of paroles issued
at the time of the surrender There have
been claims on the Confederate side At
various times that the force surrendered
was very small, some having placed it as
low as eight thousand: The Parole.rolis
paroles were 1921, divided as follows:
General headquarters, 28l +; infantry, 22.340;
cavalry, 1853; artillery, 2576; miscellan-
oeus troops, l,466.
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wee Medical Advice.

Hostetter McGinnis. who has ruined
his constitution by getting drunk again.
went to the sanctum Of "a Austin doctor
and said:
II am troubled with unpleasant
dreams ut night How oan preveat
myself from dreaming vt A,ghts"
"Well. perhaps the best remedy for
you to Sry first u TO do Ill your sieep-
Ing before rundown" !" said the doctor.
eolsnnly. ~ zs<ss 6lfljwgs.
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Internal Revenue Rseslpts.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The total receipts
from internal revenue during the first four
months Of the fiscal year wore S30, 455,44l, .
decrease OF 81, 16s, 243 as compared with the
receipts during the corresponding period Of
5A III the collections from spirits, an in
crease OF 33O3, AZ from tobacco, an increase
Of 5,07S from fermentsd liquors and an
increase OF ST., lO4 ON miscellaneous itemA
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$1,149,2l2,401 20
Bad for the Illinois Wheat crop,

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Dec. l.-Prof. Forbes,
State Entomologist, has completed thor
ough examination of the Southern Illinois
wheat producing counties where losses
chinch bugs, and he finds that the infested
area has largely increased during the year.
He considers the outlook in consequence
very gOomy for the 1857 wheat crop in
that section, unless some unusual state Of
the weather should destroy the broods
while Matching,
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ysuns Mere d he wheel.

CHIcAeo, Dec. 5.-No story Of suffering
among sailors in the recent blast which
swept the lakes will excite more pity than
that of sailor lad named johnson, who
now lies dying at New Buffalo, Mich. He
nanfully stood at the wheel Of the schoon-
or Scua, up to his waist in the ice-cold
waters Of tue lake all the sime, and half
drowned by every wave tina; struck the
vessel, while the services Of the Captain
required elsewhere. All save one were
disabled, and to this one the boy was finally
compe led to beg for relief. His prayer
was eranted, and not any too soon, for in
q short time more he would have been
frozen stif at the wheel.
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Stock Freezing In The Northwest.

CHICAGO, Dec 3.-The report reaches here
that 24O carloads Of live stock are in dan"
ger Of freezing on the Streator branch Of
the c., B. a. @. The bridge over Fox river
is broken, aud a number Of trains have
been compelled to await the repairing of
it. The trains should have been at the
stock-y ards at O'Clock this morning.
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Adventurous Chlnaman In Luck.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Charles Tong
Sing, who was steward Of the Jeanette and
also q member Of the Thetis rescue party,
and was afterward convicted of assault
with intent to kill another Chinaman and
sentenced to 8 ven years. imprisonment,
has been pardoned by the Governor Of New
Jersey,
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Fatal Burnin0S,

TYRONE, Pa, Dec. 3.-John Barr and .
child named Powely were burned to death
In house near here to-day.
INDIANApoLIs, Dec. "a four-year-old
child of Mrs Amelia Shuback, Of West
Side, Ind., was burned to death during its
mothers absence.
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THE NINE HOURS DAY.
ne cabinet. Makers Union 10 Demanl
1t on the 1st Of January.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. Sat joint meeting
Of the Cabinetmakers' and Carpenters'
Unions this afternoon Henry Emmerich, Of
Now York, General Secretary Of the Intsr.
national Cabinet-makers' Uuion, delivered
an address urging the men to stand by
q demand will be made throughout the
United States for the adoption Of nine
hours as the length Of . days work. Em-
ployers will be glven,two mon hs to decide
and the system will 60 into operation ON
April 1. II It does not the org nixation
can be resortod to. Mr.. Emmerich said all
other trades unions are expected to follow
In the demand.
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csnsreus Soul.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec 8.-The Globe Democrat
says this morning that 1t has received .
letter from Jim Cummings, the Adams Ex.
press robber, which states that be Is tired
of being chased around the country by de-
tectives, and promise to return $4,000 Of
the sum sGolen il they will lot him 60 in
nAacp
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Public School Used BY Catholics In Vacation.

GALENA, ILL.,, Dec. 3-After q full hear.
ing In the Circuit Court, Judge VIM. Brown
to-day dissolved the injunction restraining
the directors Of School District No. 8 from
permitting the public school building to be
used as Catholic parochial school four
months in the year free Of rent when IL
would otherwise be idle. Judge Brown
held that the action of the directors In per-
mitting such use was warranted, as the
statute requiring public schools to be held
in the building no days annually had been
complied with.
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cs,d vv,vs h ths No,,bvss,.

Sc PAUL, AIHx., Dec. lat six o'clocA
the tsmpsrsture was ton degrees below
ssro. rhis morning At 81. Vincent 1t was
twenty-five below, and at Garnay and Bis
1arck seventeen below. At Brsinerd, Lass
night, it was twenty eight below. The
6iGAal Ssrvlce OBSERVER ct Minneapolis
Gays the month OF November in the North.
Wa6ss WAs the coolest November since 1855
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svst,y Observance Eoio,e,d /.

NEW YoRK Dec. 5.-Tae general order Il.
sued by Superintendent Murray instruct
law was observed, was generally enforced
to day. A few obstinate stOre-keepers ON
the East Side refused to comply with the
Law and were arrested, being admitted to
bail shortly after. The usual uumber OF
violstors OF the excise law were taken into
custody.
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Tho Cold Weather on Roussabouls.

ST. Louis, Dec. Slight negro roust-
abouts, a part Of the crew Of the stea or
Matte Bell, arrived at the Union Depot
last night with badly ozen hands, feet
and faces. Four of their number are In
such . serious condition that their hands
and feet will have TO be amputsted.
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A DREADFUL DEED
Committed by . Man who Registered
Jim Cummlngs.

Committed By . Man Who Reglstefed .
Jim Cummings.
PARSONS, KAs., Dec. 3.-A stranger regis.
tered at the Centropolis Hotel last evening
as "Jim Cummings" and soon went to
supper. When be came out he put on the
landlords hat and departed. Policeman
Kiser was put upon his track and arrested
him near the depot. They had walked but
. short distance when the man pulled
away from him, and stepping back q few
man dropped fatally wounded, and the a..
sassin made his escape down the tracks,
stampeding q crowd who ATTEMPTED to
stop him by hourishing his revolver. The
policeman is dying.
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CREsrLIsE, o., Dec. 5.-Yesterday after
moon farmer named Peter Hube,, sged
sixty-dve years. went to his barn to husk
corr. Later he was found th.re dead.
Cause, palsy. He lived four or I've miles
northwest OF Crestiine. lf.
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Earthquake u Charleston.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Dec. 2.-There was
quite q severe earthquake shock here at
2 o'clock this morning and mildsr one at
sos a. IN. The o'c!Cck shake was heavy
enough to cause plastering to fall and to
wake people No.
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NEW York, Dec. 2.-Ths steamship West
srnland. from Antwerp to New York. ex.
psrienced very heavy weather. On Novem.
ber n her forward deck was crushed in BY
tue waves, killing four sesmsn aud two
were dangerously hurt.
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"A fow of the timer class retail shoe
stores are selling a balmorh shoe for
ladies' wear that Is made precisely like
. mans balmOrsl. except that it is
higher cut The hAel. sole. vamp,
quarter. stitching and fitting are
identical with the same features of .
Ane shoe for gentemen's wear. 1t
looks sensible. VIII be very cemforta-
hle, and must be much more healthfui
f0r street wear.-Boo< anil SAue Re
oOrder.
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Fatal Accident 10 n Child,

WELLsvILLE. O.. Dec. h-An eighteen
months-old child Of VIM. Henderson Q
miner living near here, met horrible fate
yesterday. During the temporary absence
OF the mother the little one pulled tub OF
bot water from chair over itself, and wss
70 terribly burned that death snsusd In .
fav haurs
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Railway Mail Clerk Arrested.

CINCINNATI, Dec. "A. H. Ellwood, .
railway mail clerk, il under arrest, on the
charge Of robbing . registered letter. The
letter opened was decOy His route was
between this city and Grand Rspids, Mich.
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Verdict Against Ben Butler.

BosroN, Dec. 3.-ln the case OF the Ma.
tional Soldiers' Home against General
Butler the jury to-day found . verdict for
SIS, ,587. 50 against General Butler.
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0pefa.house DESTROYED.

WASHINGTON, D. e., Dec. 5.--Herzog's
Opera house was completely destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss, sll5, 600; insur-
ance, x75, 100.
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Quartss Of Nsprsss Lynchsd.

DE KALB, TEX, Dec Flour negroes
were lynchsd in this cDunty ON Monday
night for the murder of q farmer named
George Ta2fe. The murder occurred in the
Indian Territory. Tue negroes were taken
BY forco from Texas officers.
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A New Maven Priest Wonorsd.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec 5.-Father Hie.
gins, Of this city, . priest Of the Domini-
can Order, has received the degree of Doc
tor of Theology from Pope Leo. He is
the first ecclesiastic in this country to be
so hon0red,
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Prusslsn military Changes.

BERLIN, Dec IA report is current that
Count Waldsrses will succeed Gener,l Won
Moitks as Chief Of Stan, and that General
Htiebier will succeed General Won Hchellsn-
dorff - Prussian War Minister.
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Tho Dow Law casss Araued.

CoLUMBus, O., Dec. 8-Cases involving
the constitutionality Of the Dow liquor
law. brought from Cleveland, Cincinnati
and Troy, O., were argued in the Supreme
Court -o-day. A decision 10 expected in
about two weeks.
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The "capitalistIc Press. /"

New YoRK. Dec. 5.-The Central Labor
Union, to-day. advised workingmen not to
read or buy 'capitalistic'' papers. 1t WAS
eporters Of the ''capitalistic" press.
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Casshl DiphtheeIa Feem . (leal.

no..s 1oras, Dss rn5ss o .bs shSssn q
Seth Low, died latsly Of diphthsria. Dr..
Hontcelle thinks that the disease was com.
municatsd 70 the family BY . pct goat
which one Of the children brought 70 tue
hvuse: A cat belonging to the family il
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Tryjns the Fajth cvse,

LACROSSE, Wis, Dec. 8-Hon. W. +.
Price. Of the Eighth Wisconsin District,
sppposed to b on his death-bsd with cam
cor Ia ths stomach, has abapdonsd m.di.
zines, refused medical atten ion, and has
submitted his case 70 the faith cure.
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vandsrbllr, Rsm,Io, Rsmeyed.

New YoRK, Dec. 3.-The remains of tho
late VIM. H.Vanderbilt have been removed
70 the new mausoieum at New Drop, Staten
Island.
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Death Of q Soldier Of 1912.

WOOSTER, O., Dec. 4.-John Ludwig. aged
ninety years, and q veteran Of the war Of
1912, died at his home in Reeds burg, this
county, yesterday. He was tho only vet.
eran Of the war Of 1912 living in Wayne
County,
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TIVE Children Burned 10 Death.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. s.-Ths house
Of Jesse Stockford. in Laymouth Township,
was burned last night. One child perished
in the flames. and another was burned so
badly that death ensued this morning
Stockford and his wife were also badly
burned.
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A Miraculous Cure.

NEw VERNON, N. Y, Dec. 3--Jennis
Smith, . young Catholic girl Of this place,
claims to have been miraculously cured Of
spinal disease by prayer.
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LssSLs, Rock. AK. Dec. X--Advicss
rom West Carroll Parish, L., indicsts
taat The disorders thsrs sye increasiug. sud
has the u vsrnor may have 70 call OUT ths
militia, ~ ths hw-sbding citissus ore
wweriess, HI ~
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The Fire Loss IN Ina l..i Monih.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 2.-Ths November fire
loss in tho United States and Canada is
estimated at Sl0,OO9. .O00, which ia an in
average since the Boston fire in 1872.
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Albert carner's Dead.

WABASH, IND, Dec. 5.--Albert Garner, .
notorious tough, discharged a shotgun
through the door of the residence of Henry
Mrs. Graves and her Ave-year-old daughter.
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The Hoo CheIera Al Pe,u. Ind.

Peru, IND, Dec. 1.-The losses by hog
cholera in this county has reached SIS. 900.
The disease is still prevailing. Two thou.
sand dead no IS were brought to this Oity
70 the grease refiners yesterday as . result
OF the epidemic.
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There appears 10 BE- &c doubt thas
~ EEyptia6 Obeiisk In Central Park
lsstilI dscayipG notwithstanding the
appllcatien o( bot pafaihns 70 IL
ssgfana j nay yet b nsoessary -
eoc)oee u II 3 glass structure In 0sAsv
= aeye = IRON total disiatsgratiea.-
~ q l..9l
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IL c. Gorsuch caught q lot Of eels
= 6shyots in the Susquehanna. put
them IL barrel, and started 10 carry
them o., the bank. The bottom OF the
barrel fell out; and. despite Mr.. Cor.
such's best efforts, every eel wrlggled
back into the rivss, and he now knows
what he's talkiAg about when hs says
'1as shppeEy = an esl.'-G X 6xs.
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A Natural Gas ExpIosIon.

WAsHISGToN, Pa, Dec. 5.-A natural gas
tank exploded at Hickory, Pa, this morn
ing, instsntly killing Albert Lrocksr, q
workman.
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KILLED by q vjeieus Deav.

CINCINNATI, Dec 2.-A little son Of Ben.
1smin Goodii6. near Brennan, O., was st.
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For line champIonshIp Of Inc Word.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3-President SpauldinE,
of the Chicago Baseball Club, has chsl-
lenged the st. Louis club to series Of
games, to be played next spring, for the
championship OF the world.
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LONDON. Dec. 2.-Thirty men were in.
moro coliisry In Durham to-day
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The Rev. Highhyer-''I delivered
that sermon OF hand. l hadn't given
Il momant's thought. How did yOu
like 1T" Frank hearer can't sag.
You SOC. ] didn't givo II . mumencs
thought eitheg. -Harpsr's Bssar.
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Wheeler In Poor Hsajth
Ocean Psrlis.

MALONE, n. Y, Dec. 2.-Ex-vice Presi.
dent VIM. A. Whe lsr, 10 In poor health.
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Ex.ceys,aos Psry Dead.

GREENvILLE, 8. c., Dec. a-Ex-Governor
B. F. Perry, OF South Carolina, died in this
city to-day.
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Snow n Montgomery, Ala.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dec. h-At 10 O'Clock
tonight the ground here is covered with
twelve inches Of snow.
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Cathedral 9 ramassd by Fire.

PIrrsBURoH, Dec h-6t. Paul's Roman
Catholic Cathedral was badly damaged by
IRE this afternoon.
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Fusien Icket EIected Ia AtIania.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. l.-Jobn Tyler Coop
er, the Fusion candidate for Mayor was
elected to-day, - were all the Fusion
Councilnen. The Fusion ticket vas the
result OF . compromise between tue PrOhi,
biti0nists and anti
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NATIONAL DEBT.

4 Decrease for November Amounting to
o3.OO5,24 81.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 1.-The follow
ing is recapitulation of the debt state
ment issued to-day Gents omitted):