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The above Associated Prtss dispatch, To-
eslVsd lAs. night, s.ll cause t1.as suFprss
hsFe. It viii 30 remembered that Vhsn
BaTkls, signed with the Bdtim0ns, Man.
sEer Phillips, Of the AilrghsEi'A, an.
nounesl hiI conviction that slF Barney.
Of the baltimore team, had offered Illegal
Inducements u secure BArklsy services.
Th0ss whO kHoE Blrklsy sill not believe
that hs hAA engaged bis services 10 the
PtAburEh club u. !sss remuHtrLuys
salary than he WA 10 receive
from the BAltmarss. Las. seEEQG be
received s. 80 from the s. Louis mana.
ger, Won der Ahe, but the Beg sAary rule
0i the AmsIicAa Association, hIing the
maLimum sllAg " be gSid Any, p!aJcr At
g. 900, caused 4 geHtT i sca!ing 0l salaries
in Won der Ahss club, and Barley WIA
put down To 100. This lao refused to
accspL Ar, PAlilps, o. Pittsburgh, re-
Gently offered him the limit, sou, bat
sam reiys6d, and Egnei sith BllHey
Hence the suspicion lha, Baltimore had
exceeded the limit.
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PLIEEEsrE1, JGn- The psnocrII
held their convention =, the C5ut House
tonight and nominated full city ticket,
headed By ". y. Chancellor ioT Mayor.
For RsoorIrI. Thomas MuTphy VSs the
sucusss!gl candidate before the coaysR.
Iiqa. The balance Of the rieEsi q ooR'
posed Of ". p. Andrews, J. n. Mckinney.
J. +. Partridge, James A. Wstherell, Wal
Ter =. ThAyer and Henry Hoffman.
Tie ticket u ScGk 10 al bat Tue eARdi-
dale Tor Mayor and Recorder. lsAAe
Prayer. who lad consented 10 make the
race Tor IAp MAyOT4liy. refused Shen his
name war presented, btcanss the tide Nas
not al IN hls isy0r,
There u considerable Dissatisfaction
among Sous Democrats becsu the ticket
IL Supposed 70 be slhssTSieEt 10 the Halt
more i Ohio Company ia some privileges
they desire a. the hands OF the city
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AuAXorMISY ALIAsEs
IL JInI CisrL,buiE Charged Vi.h ssInd.
Tag The fAImsFt.

Sszs. DIgAsi y ~ Iss.isoaE.
ClAEEsuuEd, Jan. I-lrE Brown, alias
Robinson, alias Jones' the Ialssmaa who
VA jailed here yesterday Tor SSIndIing
"a given hslnpg before the Mayor to-
day, which resulted IN his being held in
the sum Of hyo hundred dollars to await
the action Of the Grand JUry, Not being
able 70 give bond he waS sen, to jail,
The papers to which be obtained the
IignIturus Of several prominent farmers
turn out 10 be written contracts by which
the party siguiug sgrees To pay to the
Standard Machine Company, OF Cleveland,
two hundred dollars on tho delivery oil
certain machinery.
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PAnEHuUvRo has = lively Contes. on
hand In tho shape OF city election. The
Democrats have put good citizen at the
nvAl Of their ticket. The nomination .!
Col. Chancellor ia challenge to the Re.
pubIIcans to come TO the front with equally
good material. Tho Prohibition ticket
complica,eO the situation, but that should
only arouse Republicans to greater eAorIt.
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NIw YoaE, Jan. I.-Frsdsrick Fishel,
the deiaulhng clerk Of the firm Of Bern
helm ( Bauer, the broadway WholsSal.
cloGhlstS, who wAs arrested In Canada and
brought to this city Wls arraigned In court
to-day 10 answer 10 the Indictment iound
against him by the grand jury ior lOfgeiy,
He said be did not wish 10 plead until be
had consulted his counsel. He was then
committed 10 prison. Filhel ran away 10
Canada last September, after stealing
$4,000 from bis employers.
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IT dees not look aI though the Demo
cratic Wire.pulIsB will be able to break
tue solid Republican line at Columbus,
They are making frantic efforts to make q
Tout In tho ranks, thus far without avail,
The people have elected Republican
legislature the Legislature will elect u
Republican Senator and his name will b.
John Sherman,
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gEN FRAScBCo, OAtA, Jan. l.-GeorEe
", TYLER, leading counsel for Sarah
Althea Hill, In her famous case for divorce
ggalnpt the late ex-senator Sharon, WAS
indicted to-day By the county grand Jury
iof felony. The crime with which be is
charged IL being plrty,to ialle affidavit
in which witness Mrs, CLARK g made 70
say That Sharon had secretly told her that
Mlis Hill was his vile.
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LAREDo, TN, Jan. -E HOriionis, the
spanish newspaper published heretofore
In this city, has notified the public that 1t
has suspended publication on account
Of the death Of its two edl'
tors, Jose Lopez Moltalhl, shot in
Nueyo Laredo last July, and Fer.
nando Lopez MontAlbo, recently killed in
this city. The paper was radical and bitter
in every cause 1t advocated, especially
against the present administration Of the
Neylcap Government. This course caused
the billSrleud which resultedinthemurd
Of its editors, the last Of whom vas only 20
years old. The publication Of a Spanish
paper here, however will continue, as
bon Pedro 0uellsr, former editor and pro.
priGtor OF FL CondtrIci0nd), puhligbed In
Monterey, az 4 radical Gonzales organ,
which wa suppressed few weeks ago by
order Of the Gqyernment, hns leased the
plant Of III HoriDnit, and will take adgan'
taRe Of the freedom Of the press here TO
pour hot shot into the Government over
the Rio Grande.
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CmcAuo, ILL, Jan. 4.-Tho strike at
Maxwell Bros, box factory iS spreading.
This morning twenty-five men who work
ell in tho planning mill refused to 90 to
work. They say they have had no special
meeting Of iheif own hat their action was
based on sympathy with the striking nail.
ats. Thitiy.hve non.unlOn riAilers went
10 work In the factory this morning, They
wero unmolesled by the strikers. Com
lrary to expectation the firm did not pay
of the strikers on Saturday, but the men
do not pFoWl about II,
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a HssaIltlon Of IrTalry introduced In Ihs
House YsIterdnV
COLuNBuS, o., Jan. 4,--The House oil
Representatives adopted resolution this
afternoon referring the election returns on
Representatives from Hamilton county 10
the Committee on Privileges and Elep-
lions OF the House to investigate and 70.
port by resolution az early as possible.
The committee is given power to send for
petonE and papers.
The Democratic members from Hamil.
ton county now occupying seats are privl.
legged TO appear before the committee aud
produpe testimony to maintain their right
n their seats, The most Of the afternoon
Was spent In the discussion OF the Tesolu.
ton. The Republican members do not
claim that an investigation or contest 10
proposed in the resolution, but an exam.
Ination oi the face Of the returns with q
view TO making prima iaciO cAso against
the Democratic members who presented
ceTiigcatea and we're sworn IN to-day.
There is diversion Of opinion % 10
whether the examination will be deliber.
ate or whether q report will be made In
the next week or two. The only political
Significance In an early report would be,to
seat tho ten Republican members II that
should be tie finding Of the committee,
and thus increase the vote which will be
cast for Senator Sherman for REFLECTION.
Judging from current expressions among
the Republican members of.ths LeglsN'
tuFo there appears no reason TO doubt
that Senator Sherman will succeed himself
regardless Of final decision In the Ham.
illon COUNTY cases,
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4fflII DI7ll6N o " I0I071FF'7
ELIZABETH, Jan, 4,-Tho boom in the
West Fork broke this morning, owing to
the heavy pressure Of timber on 1t, and
has let out an immense amount Of timber
into the Little KanANha, Tbs river a.
thil point Ia iull Of timber, and all Is eI-
Oltement among those engaged In lumber.
ing, The river is rising rapidly,
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LONDON Jan. 4.-Ths Greek govern.
ment has sent a vigorous note to the
powers protesting agalnss the union Of
Bulgaria and Eastern Roumella. The
note says Greece ieols keenly the loss Of
Thousands Of Greek inhabitants inyoly.
ed by tho union and, demands the restoia.
tion oi the boundary 11ed by the Berlin
congress, adding that GTeese continues
her naval and military preparations IN
order 70 be ready 10 assert her rights u 1t
should become necessary for herto DO 70.
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KANSAS Ctr, Mo-, Jan. 4.-ThomGs W.
Kesns, the actor, while attending a tecsp.
ton last night, given by the Order Of Elks,
suffered a rupture 81 a small blood vessel
In the head. lie was taken 10 his hotel
and Ia confined TO his bed to-day, lie
will not IppeAf 10 RichAfd Ill tonight ~
advertised, but II is hoped that he win he
able TO iulhll bis engagement for lo.tnor.
row night lie had y similar attack al
Iowa City two weeks ago.
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SAN FRANcisco, Jan. Al Is learned
to-day that certificates empowering the
holder 10 land In the United States arc
being Issued 10 the Chinese by the CHI
nese Consul al Yokohama, Japan. Chi
namen who arrived on the steamer OCEAN,
lea December ~ we're landed on these
certihca,en They are signed by Warren
Green, United States Consul General To
japan.
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NEW YoRE, Jan. 4.-About one O'Clock
this morning the hat works Of K, L. Dun.
lap 4 Co., in Brooklyn, were destroyed BY
FIRE. The Gre was caused BY a dog upset.
ting a lamp. LOss i2jO,OO0j insurance
t2OO,OO1.
MI. X. Dunlap, owner Of the factory,
said ho would rebuild the concefn a
rapidly as possible. The are has thrown
about two hundred employees out ol work
and will ciuse considerable suffering
among them.
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nlyALsIN nUslNEss.
uhs FurnituTs biAu causes the Arrest OF An.
other On q ChhIEA nI ILhhl

uhs Furniturs hau causes the Arrest An,
other IN Charge ut Libel.
MILWAUKEE,, Wa, Jan. 4.--GsIman cir.
OlGE hero are considerably exercised over
the arrest Of A. SohOsnlsber, = prominent
furniture dealer, on a charge OF criminal
libel. The arrest was caused by Christian
Ritter, = rival furniture dealer, who Alleg.
cd thlt SchoenlsbBE had circulated postal
CIrda on which was written charges that
Hitter was = murderer and 4 thisl. 1t iS
q TACT that Bitter killed q man In sell-da.
tense at Milwaukee Garden, about fifteen
years ago, but was e1onerGtsd by tho Jury.
He objects, however, 10 SchoenlebsF pub.
Heal y ch1TAOteFlIinR him mRsAmuTdoferR and
ihiti and sues for $40, 900 damages.
sChoenlebeF was ATTesied Sunday and
released soon alter on 5000 hail. II 10
said that two more suits for the Fame
amount will 10 oiled against Schoenlsber
by another rival In business, who alleges
that SchoenlebeF has written offensive
letters about him. These communication
we're Al anonymous, but II iS alleged that
tho authoTship has been established.
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PIrTsluRGu, Jan. "A wayuesburg,
Pa, special says David Lindsey Fon.
ner, who shot three men at LipplScott's
dBtillery several days ago, Is now held on
3 charge Of murder. One Of his victims,
John Rice, has died, and second,
William Woods, is not expected TO live.
FonneT does not seem much Affected.
lie scarcely realizes the nature or extent
OF his crime,
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1h' It'ntuoty 'snHtor wnI Renew lIlI war
fNrs on the PFs'idSHL

The It'ututhy senator VIII Renew lIlI war
fNrs on the eFsndSnL
WAsnISotoS, Jan. l. 1T 10 said that
when tlo Senate reconvsncs Senator Beck
will renew hls onslaught upon the admin.
istrallon Tor It's financial iallry, and will
Introduce the resolution Of inquiry, rsisE-
red to in .hcs, djspitch"s last night,
about the .hoarllnT Of gold, which the
President mentions 10 his message. There
Is a promise Of a rare spectacle oi the Gd-
minlStratiou being deserted by its own
friends and ip enemies comIng TO the
rescue for there arc very few Democrats
In either House who uphold President
Cleveland in the stand Ee has taken on
tho silver question, and Il he Is 10 have
auy deisnssIt will bAva tD como mostly
from the X publican aldo ol either cham.
bors. la lhia connection il is Snid thEt
the lsHdiDg Republican Senators who
have been Unidentified with tho financial
legislation OF the rEst including senAtors
Morrill,, Sherman, Edmunds, and HRwley,
will defend the President from the as
sauls Of Beck and others Democrats. The
matter creates 4 geat deal OF tal In poll.
tiCAl Ciicles, and the Senate pTeOsadingp
will DO watched with more than the or
dinATy Interest shown III them.
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senator Hack Receive. Many Letters Com.
msndinE IIW Course on The silver Y QIsSiioR.
WAsnSOroS, D. O., Jan. during
the holiday recess Of Congress and since
the delivery OF hIH speech in favor Of silver
coinage, Senator BrcE has received mere
letters than any other member Of the
senate. la fact letters have come to him
by hundreds, all Of them commenjinI
tho position he hS taken and urges him
to stand hrm on ths question Of silver
dollars. Letters have come from the
Vest and South, and not few have been
sent by reHiieni0 Of the East Among
the tributes oi Recommendation that reached
stuRtnr Beck by mall during the holidays
was bno from tho Youngest daughter OF
Mf, iiltsIn Davis, ut MssitBippi. II Is
neat ltiln Waief color pHn,lnR rep,
reseuliGg . si.ypfy moon looking down
through th'un II silver clouds up9nR
prosperous lAutsrAp.. Underneath was
written Ia Mics UiTii's hand, "DiAna's
tribute 10 the Champion Of Silver" II
is perhaps ilir IA roy that all tbs com.
mendAiiODs lie hGs reC-iYt,iiI.ied to please
tn Senator ~ luugh rs lhls iilus picture.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. 4.--Whsn the
south bound train on the Louisville &
Nashville road was about four milss from
this city, tonight, DR.. d. u. Hamilton, oil
New Orleans, fell from the platform oi q
car, receiving Injuries from which he died
IN 4 short time, He was returning with
his. daughter from Nashville, and they
had In charge the body OF her son, who
was accidentally shot and killed near that
city. The remains of>both were carried
on 10 New Orleans on the same train.
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PARit, January An. De Freycinst, has
concluded 10 form new cabinet, and Is
now engaged In the task Of selecting the
members. Several members Of the late
ministry will accept portfolios in the cab
inst Of 81. do Ffeyclnet, II is probable
that the only new ministers will be N.
Oon6lAns a Minister Of the Interior, NJ,
Spullef a. Minister oi Pnbllo Instruction
and Gen. DAyout Il Minister oi War
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sKIHunE oF MEplcINEs
Uy the Dominion UoVsrnmsnt- Want 1I5O,.
900 for Custom Charges.

900 for Custom Charges.
MONTREAL, Jan. I.--somo months ago
Deputy Collector Of Customs O'llara,
sslled here over SlOO,OO0 worth Of patent
medicine imported into Montreal, TOron.
10, Hamilton and London, in Ontario,
HALIFAX, n. s., and 81. John, N
b., by Aver L Co, manufacturers,
of Lowell, Massachusetts, and con.
signed 10 their agents in those cilies for
sale on commission. II was charged that
il WAS entered far below its proper value
ThiA WAS done Ou information stated ~ be
snpplisd by former employees oi the com.
pany, who alleged that the practice had
been systematically carried on for fifteen
yearS while tho company WIS doing an.
uually very extensive business.
A searching Investigation has been ia
prOgreaa not only RL tho vRrioGI ports Ia
the Dominion, but also In thp2 United
States, evidence being taken under oath
and submitted to the Minister Of Customs
for judgement. Minister Bowel has
given his decision, calling on Aver
K Co, W pay the Department $4,000,
which includes extra duty and
50 pGr cent Ane on duty underpaid. Tho
Government could only extend its
inquiries three yearB back uuder tho
TafitF act The medicine will be disposed
OF by auction il the laimiHnotimmediste-
~ met. This wasthe mos. extensive seizure
ever nAdO in the Dominion. There
are several other large seiEuroS In
which several American HTms East aud
West arc interested. The Government
has Roysl Commission slIting here max.
ing an inyesii CATION whether local officials
have been conniying for thsiI own pur.
poso ct large importStionS which we're
entered under value. Developments so
far ara COnCeRlef,
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YlYE rHlsON EIts EsoArE
From the KanAUha CounG JANA ulE Re.
ward unSFSd tor Their Capture.

From the KanAuhs UouHg JANA nlE Re.
ward unSrSd Tor Their Capture.
CuARLEroS, ". Va, Jan. t. Las,
night eIeitemen. was caused here 10y i've
prisoners escAping from the county i.iI.
When the night guard went into the isi!
70 lock the prisoners in their cells ons
prisoner knocked the guard, Dick Wyatt,
down and general stampede followed.
Upon reaching the jail Tailor Bowles WAS
met and Knocked down before he could
iAsten the outer gates The prisoners
who escaped are George and Richard
Jeffrey, brothers, who killed William
Dougassj George Bearsley, who killed
Henry Moore Louis Douglass, who killed
Tom Teal last Christmas evening, all
white. Luther Smith, negro who had
been convicted and sentenced tor three
yeGIS to ,he penitantiAry also otcAped.
A heavy reward is offered bysshehi
ETAEt.
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A PFomiusnI UItIsu Of OhieAgo Meets
with Death In LAts Mlohlgsn.

A PFomlnsaI OtIsu Of OhleAgo Meets
with Death In LAts AIlohlgsn.
CmCAaO, Jan. i.--rns circumstances
surrounding the death Of Charles II.
Curtis, who was found drowned in the
lake near Thihy.ssvsnlh street yesterday,
are such that the police arc in doubt
whether his death lS.attribuIuhle to Rccl.
dent, suicide, or foul play. HiS family,
however, arc oI the opinion that no walk.
ed out on the pier, and, being seized by 4
spell Of diI4ines-to which he wAs sub.
eCs fell into the water and WAS drowned.
Mr., Curtis was n years old came to
Chicago in 1910, aud MAS for q while u
contractor on ths Illinois and Michigan
canal, and afterwards Was In tha market
and meat business for number OF yGarS
He made 4 large fortune as a distiller,
being interested for some years In the dis.
lilleFy business In Chicago, at St. Charles,
and Vt Quincy. Illinois. OF late years he
has not been in active business, but has
made Investments il various corporations
Some Of his recent Investments have
proven disastrous, and by bank failure
few yeArs ago he losti $l0O,0OO, but that
did not appear 70 distress him much. His
friends say that he never allowed money
Losses to deprtss him, nor Would he refer
to them.
He vas deScrihsd as being q very gen.
srou0 man ina qulet way, having given
away In one direction and another $780,
900. lie had q remarkably good CON.
stitutiOl, and had only been seriously
III on two ocCASions in all his lifetime,
although Of late he had been rather
feeble.
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nav YoIE, Jan. Judge Andrews in
the Supreme Cout! to-dAy gave decision
the injunction restraining the
MtBieal Mutual Protective Union from
enforcing the expulsion Of Thsodote
ThomAt from membership In the Union.
Mf. ThOmIs was threatened With e1pul.
sion because he employed musician
who WS rot q member Of the Union,
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, jan. "A special
to the Ad"rii"r announces biz rise Of
tho Warrior river. II has riIon 10 feet
at Tuscaloosa. Al Greensboro six and
thrse,q quarters inches oirAin fell ip eighteen
houu. Nearly all the railroads in the
State suffered some damage, but delays
were only for few houFs,
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IL tho President Ia going to give us As
much meshag5 HsIt time, no will have to
got down to work and read up some more
on elementary principles with which he
delights 70 deal.
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RoNE, Jan. 4.-An autograph letter
from the Pope accompanied the decora.
ton Of the Order Of Christ, conferred last
week upon Prince Bismarck by tho Pope.
The decoration was richly cot with bfilli.
ants.
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AlnAST, N. Y. Jan. 4.--Lsgillltivo eau.
cuSeS were held tonight. For Speaker Of
the Assembly the Republicans nominated
James w, HuBled and the Democrats
W. II Sheehan. For President pro tenn.
o. the benats the Republicans nominated
Edward Plts and The Democrats james
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ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 4.-To-day Judge
Clarke in the Superior Court dismissed
the petition Of the liquor men for man.
danul compelling an ordinary TO hear q
contest over the prohibition election. The
eAae VIII now 90 v the Supreme Court
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QuGESrOWS, JIn.l.-Ths National Line
steamer Egypt, which left New York De.
cembOr "a, Tot Liverpool, has arrived here.
She was lorty.eight houn overdue, having
had q stormy voyage. On December 20
the wind blew ahutTicane aud the steamer
jibbed and the port boats we're washed
aWGy. The steamer has q quantity Of
water In her hold.
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showed Feeling, Hut wouidn't COntsII.
CrNctSSATI, o., Jan. 4.-The colored
man, Peter Hines, under arrest on susi
plpion Of having killed the Grocery.keeper,
Henry Hemper, IAst week, was taken to
the grocery this morning and confronted
with Miss Kemper aud Mr.. Kreitmysr,
the baker, who had seen a negro there
bSiore the murder, and both were certain
Hines iS the same man they had seen In
the grocery. Hines was then taken to
Kemper's house, shown the dead man in
bis coffin and asked there II be knew any.
thingoi the murder. He showed some
feeling, but made no confession.
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ST, Louis, NO., Jan. 4.-A special TO the
Poi. Dhpdteh from Little Rock, Ark, states
that peddler named spalding, from In
diAnSpolls, Ind, has been murdered near
Springfield, No. He had several hundred
dollars IN bis pos1eSainn Whan he left
Springfield, aud 1t is supposed that he was
murdered lor his money.
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LlSoInRH, Pa, Jan, 4.--Ftesh cases Of
plsutO.pusumOnlA have been discovered
on the farm Of A. 81 FRYE, near MAsonyille,
this county. Twenty-Five anlmals out oil
A herd bi one hundEed are Afflicted. The
State adlhoiilles have been notified,
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Nav IoRE, Jan. i.-si1teon frma in
the cigar Manufacturers association have
notified their employees Of reduction In
their WagVS Of 81 10 " thousand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-05
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lEoSrOS, o., Jan. 4.-whlls a prayer
meeting was In progress yesterday at
Indian Run, Ky, Charles McAllister and
Charlie Martin became involved In a
quarrel. McAlliStor stabbed Martin fatal.
y and escaped