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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-11

WASHINGTON, Feb, lO,-A protest was
laid before the Senate to-day in secret ses'
sion against the confirmation OF the Col
lector OF Customs in Vermont, II Is sign,
ed by people whom the Vermont Senators
declare to bn worthy OF consideration,
The grounds OF their OBJ iCtiops are tha.
tho Collector has appointed asa deputy TO
take charge OF Il station on the Canada
line, through which several hundred
thousand dollars worth OF goods Gre an
nualy imported, y man who has been
three times indicted for irregularities in
connection with tho customs and who has
compromised these ntlaira with the Treas
ury Department, The protest Is said "
haze given risv to short bu. interesting
debate.
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THE GREAT STRIKE.
sILENoE IN rug COKE nEGIov,
Which Is Considered omlaous-No Troub q
0oeurs, but tho Men are as Deter.
mlnsd as EVsr.-Ths Number OF Em.
ploIsi tim Strike Throws Out,

MouST PLEASANT Pa, Feb. lO-Ths
coke region strike, 1t is thought, will now
settle down to mere question OF endur.
auce on both sides, The action OF the syn.
dictate in closing down all the works ami
ceasing to turn out coke is locked upon by
the peop'e hero "a wise move, which
should have been taken two weeks ago,
The entire agitation among the strikers,
with It's story Of arson, riota bIoodshsd,
has resulted from the excursions oistrikers
to compel those employed in the various
works to quit. 1t Is thought now that
when the source OF the ierment and con.
fusion 10 removed there will not bs such u
rally at themsetiugs, and reflection amoug
the strikers will supplant the tendency to
light and destroy.
The strikers look upon the ediCt with
indifference, They arc still perfectly sure
in their own minds that the operators
must finally surrender, They say that
the lack OF coke will throw 100000 men
out OF employment in other industries
and that pressure will be brought to bear
ulol the coke producers from that lirec-
tion even more embarrassing than their
own demands.
THE VITAL POINTS.
The only trouble now eminent is that
which may result where attempts to ar.
rest are made and also where desperation
will come from want OF food. The people
who have contributed have looked upon
the elorts Of the operators to keep the
ovens hot as az Indication that they must
have coke and xOnld likely soon advance
the price. The shutdown, however, gives
the charity business the appearance OF
lasting long time, and il IL q question
whether tue communities can afford to
keep 1t mp long, 1t IS thought now that
no eVlCtions will bo made at this tImO.
RrPgCr or THR sHUTDowN.
The shutdown has removed the work.
ing element from struggle and dismissed
an issue upon which mass meeting
cluld be called at n moments notice,
The men have no blacklegsing to deal
with now and the mon who would work
stand on an equal footing with tho men
who would not work, excepting one i'm.
portsnt point. No relief will be extended
to the men who did what they
could to break the strike, and tho com.
nlissary will be open only 10 those who
stood by their guns from the beginning Of
tho battle.
The Indications for tho future are
neither pleasant nor promising, The re.
sources Of the Relief Committee will soon
be exhausted, gaunt hunger will stalk
from one village TO another, sowing tho
seed for an uprising which will over.
shadow any OF Its predecessors. The ar.
rests made to-day created considerable ex-
citement, and for time 1t was thought
the men would attempt a rescue, but
wiser counsel prevailed and the prisoners
were removed to the UnIontown jail With
out trouble.
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MARTINA FERRY.
Nall Feeders Haud Ground- current Local
News Items,

Nall Feeders Hand 0round-uurrOnt Local
News Items.
Mr.. L. Spence is improving in health.
DR.. DArrah Is attending a very sick
patient at Tiltonville.
Mr.. Joe Medill has returned from trip
in tho interest Of the Martins Ferry
foundry.
The th;evea entered Harry Louder's
tailoring establishment Monday night car
ried away two bolts Of cloth.
Mr., Elson, OF the Elson glass works, de.
nies the published report that trouble
exists between tho managers.
Flags were displayed at half.mast yes.
terday from the q. A. r. hall on aScounL
Of the death Of General Hancock.
The Bsnwood blast furnace, which has
been running on cinder iron since its re.
cent resumption, made It's first Bessemer
pig iron on Tuesday.
John Morgan, who Is employed in the
guide mill, at the Rtna, will be candid
ate for Marshal, US a. Republican, at the
coming spring election.
Ell. Cranghead, an insurance agent OF
Dayton, Ohio, was In town yesterday for
the purpose Of adjusting the INSURANCE on
Hoyle's stable recently burned.
The funeral Of John W. Lewis, which
took place yesterday, was largely attend
ed by parties from Wheeling and here.
His remains were Inferred In Greenwood
Cemetery, Wheeling.
Mr.. Joe Finney. Jr, Is visiting friends
H. H. n
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WASHINGTON, b. O., Feb. l0.-The death
OF Major.Gsneral Hancock and the retire.
ment Of Major. General John Pope, which
will take effect on the 9TH OF March, will
cause two vacancies in this grade OF gen.
eral officers and promotions all along the
line. There il already considerable spec.
ulstion in regard to the principal
yacauCies, The general impression now
is that BrigSdier General Howard and
Brigailer General Terry, who ara fist
and second respectively, in tho line OF
seniority will bs msda Msior General,
hut tho friends OF Brigadler Generals
Crook and Miles feel that their chances
Tor promotion are equally good,
The following 0ticerg are applicants for
promotion to the grade OF RFigadier Gen
eral; Colonels Ruger, Eighteenth In.
fantry; Otis, Twentieth Infantry; Merritt,
Fifth Cavalry Carter, Fourth lalantry /;
Hatch, Ninth Cavalry Carr Sixth Cavalry I;
Bradley, Thirteenth Infantry; Brooke,
Third Infantry McCook, Sixth Infantry /;
Wilcox, Twelfth Infantry; Back, rwsntys
third Infantry; Potter, Twenty.lourth In
fantry, and Ayrss, Second Artillery. Most
Of these applications were filed in an,iCi-
patton oi the retirement Of Major General
Pope and before the death Oi General
Hancock.
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DtldEspOrt Briefs,

Mrs. W. s. Sells, who has been aillng
ior B1me time, ID very low.
Silas Conway, who was sentenced Tues.
day, was taken 10 tho Ohio peniLsnLlAty
yesterday.
Mrs. Smith, mother Of joEeph Smith, OF
this town, was buried at High Ridge
Cemetery yesterday.
Tho ChsutAuqua Circle met at The resi-.
dehCe Of Miss CLARA Forbes Tuesday night.
The programme was interesting and well
carried out
Mrs. H. j. Alexander, who has been
visiting at 81. ClalrAvile, returned yester.
day. A. j, BiygI has returned from Pitts.
burgh. Mrs. Brooks, Of Hinesylllp, IA the
guest Of her brother, W. &. Sells, Miss
Anna Moore 10 visiting Mrs, Thomas Max.
we'll, Of KitkwoUd.
Charles Cook, son Of DR.. Cook, can,s
out first bUst al the examination for a
Cadetship, al Cambridge, on Tuesday,
Will Eberly was accorded the third hOnot.
There were thifty.ave contestants, thJee
Of whom we're from Peaso township. BsI.
mont county always holds her own al
these examinations,
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Special Dipd'ch TO ths Mtliigeacer.
WAsulNoToN, D, o., Feb, lO,-Since the
receipt Of the ISTELLIGESCER to-day, con-
tanning De, Barbee'a denial OF tho report
that he will support Gibson next summer,
| have asked tho latter again about 1t
Thistime hisTeply wss more cautious, Ht
said: "Dr. B4Tbse is friendly to me, and
ns7o no reason to think he will opposs
me-" will state thHt my former inter.
view with Mr.. Gibson was bona lide and
hO did say Barbse was for him, The mat
ter has been gossped among West VIZ
gjniaus here for me weeks and my dis
patch was based on interviews had With
several Of Gibson friends.
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Blast Furnace BANKED The poStG iIlce Fight
Various News Notes,

Various News Notes.
Phil Helsley wants TO run for constable.
The Ohio Valley Foundry is of for the
want Of coke,
The council has extended for three yeara
81, 900 Of Thirty.third street bonds.
Miss Kate DArrah fell willie skating at
WallaCes Dam, and hurt herself very ge.
riously.
Mr.. Anthony Bracaw, Of Princeton, ILL.,,
is the guest oi his nephew, Dc. w. y. Nc.
Cullough.
A number Of 1ags were displayed at
hal(.nask yesterday In homer Of General
Hancock.
The Bellaire blast furnace was banked
yesterday, as no more coke can DO obtain.
cd and what Is on hand will be needed for
the steel nsorkB.
The carpenters have arranged 10 adopt
q uniform scale Of prices. The builders
OF all classes will be sure to know what
they arc doing In making contracts this
season.
W. y. Naylor died last night Of com.
pliCatlon Of serious disorders with which
ne had been sick for some time. lie was
q son oil ]. X. Naylor, Of Wellsbutg and q
brother Of the MeSsrs. Naylor Of Wheel.
ing. He leaves q vile.
II Is proposed by Council 10 either buy
at private sale Of condemn a slice OF
ground from The old market house prop.
erty. This Ia to make Belmont street
wider. II 10 now o very bungllng an.
pfoSeh TO the bridge Morgan { Gorrell
lender the city the fighL Of way through
their lots near the coal works, on certain
conditions, for street.
The candidates for the pOstofllps have
about all given up the fight and ara ex
pe0ling TO hear, to-day OF tomorrow, thai
D, W. Cooper has received the pfiSs. II
10 understood that he has been preparing
his bond. AS lof Republicans they viii
be pleased u sec what the Ch0lCs has
fallen on competent man, aud that thC
office 10 70 be run 40 II haA been run,
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HoaEsTEAD, Pa, Feb. 1O.-A fatal acci.
dent occurred at Munhall Station this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock, in which one life
was lost and live men injured. The
Munhall branch railroad, 40 1t Is call
ed, runs from the coal tipple across
the T., v. & O. Railroad to the
mines situated two miles up the river. A
number Of miners were coming down the
branch at the hour named, and a coal
train on which they were riding jumped
the track. The wreck caughtsix Of them,
all Of whom were taken out alive and will
recover except one man, who was Killed.
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FHN
-. lnE Police and Fire Commissioners or.
=, SaN' by selecting for President, sx..
s.,, ay0F Miller, Democrat, for Clerk, Der.
-A'u ShSnley, also Democrat. II has
s'n chaIged that the Board is o Rspub.
,,,,, ,,M' continuance. Certainly there ID
.a' .a'nla' in the ds! acts Of the Board Ia
.,p' ,os 'Ga' there is any disposition to make
'S.pnolicaa 4, machine Of IL
u, iae ,,! Commissioners have chosen we'll
,.., ~ Miller aud Mr., STANLEY are both ex.
m,'Saced ',,S mou and should give the city
,''.,' "oa service MIR. shauleys previous con,
" 'y,'.On .lI, with the Fire Department will b,
"@'ue to him In his new place.
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liisn'ta widow at all, but an intelli.
gent maiden Of thirty years with a pros
pestiye fortune Of SlO,OOO.OOO, who has
listened Senator Jones, Of Florida, to
O'ro! since June last. Miss Palm is
wiling Tor him 10 leave, but the Senator
1oatgo until he gets her promise that
Jones shall bear the Palm.
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JUDGE srAILO MALIgNED.
Tie Reports Rejecting on Him wsFs Born
Amid ILha (1nnRB


Amid "thV dang"
WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-Germans who
interested themselves in securing the ap.
pointmsnt Of Judge Stallo have taken
means Of informing themselves about the
correctness Of the recent stories TO his dis.
credit, which purported 10 come from
Rome.
AZ a result, they say they lind them
wholly without any basis To afford the
least ground for reelection against Judge
Stallo. They declare them 10 have been
started with malicious purpose, exactly as
were tho stories. that Minister pendeton
had made himself obnoxious at Berlin
They charge the allies Of the "0hlo Gang"
with being behind these stories, both In
tho case OF Mr.. Pendleton and Of Judge
SlAllo. .I .....
Mr.. Payne, a. usual, was found playing
into the halds 0l the dlsreputable men,
lie had for some time been trying to lhd
ont how Judge Stallo Was appointed, and
who indorsed him, and was declaring that
there should he no confirmation until he
found out. Finally, as hu could learn
nothing through the department, he went
TO the President, who told him lie. had ap.
pointed Judge Slallo as representative
German, and not particularly as an Ohio
man.
Mt, Payne now prole@es himself salts.
fed, and says all obstacles ate nov remov.
cd TO the confirmation, But, 40 far az the
Senator was concerned, the obstacles were
Just as much out Of the way before, since
il Is Senator Sherman who controls Ohio
combinations.
ptigadler General RoWlsy, Gen. GfanLI
Secretary, died Rk Chicago,
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N'S that the work Of tho OounuV Com.
\ l,"sea on Police and Fire departments
aN . Oeon transferred to the newly or.
Ma''d I. department, there is no reason
M ,',.. retaining the clerkship To com.
!, al'''e@. The office can be abolish.
~ ~. Without loss to any public inter.
-, ~, and the salary Of 5000 will nearly pay
c' rt' c'e'k ti tho Police and Fire Board.
V''na' y, will doubtless rcallzs that this is
,..,' 'y' d eo0d time to require Taxpayers to
,a aal's'n aSineCute. Itis right that the
,a''s y. Oe abolished, and the sooner the bet.
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WASHINGTON, d. O., Feb, l0,-secretary
JMaaning has prepared II reply to the reso-
LUTON. Of the Senate calling Tor tho papers
relating to tnC administration Of Internal
Revenue Collector Mccormick, Of West
Virginia, He will forward copies Of tho
periodical reports OF the special SCENTS o.
tho Department which are all the official
papers on the files, rney show no reason
lor NCCormiCk's removal, spd. d.nRne. will bs
given.
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TIE rIlEAsuRY nu1Es.
rhsy Arc Changed to Prevent Stealing by
Dishonest Officials,


Dishonest OfIlolals.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 1O.-The
answer Of the Secretary Of tho Treasury to
the Eustis resolution, which required in.
formation in reference to the new order
Of doing business at the sub.Tressury in
New Orleans, eau bs made very awkward
for the Louisiana Senator. Mr.. Eustis 10
trying to show that Treasurer Jordan and
the Administration are discriminating
against silver in order to make the storage
Of silver in the South more difficult than
1t has been.
The changes which are complained oil
at New Orleans arc the same which have
been made in New York and elsewhere.
They we're made without any regard to
the silver question. The only object In
view was the improvement OF the meth.
DDS OF doing business, and the protection
OF the interests ol the Government. Mr..
Eustis will bO surprised 10 learn that the
lrBt reason for the adoption OF more rigid
methods, was tho robbery Of the sub.
Treasury at New Orleans by AfFdemort,
who made away with S2j, 900. This steal.
Ing was made possible by The failure oi
the Assistant Treasurer 10 keep any &C.
count Of the transactions, In silver ex.
change. ...
When AtTdcmort stole from the cash,
he made up the difference with silver
certificates or other moneys accounted for
by simple memoranda, and hO could and
would have stolen much more had there
not been an investigation and count con.
sequsnt upon change Of officials. The
great wonder in the Treasury Department
Is that under past loose methods 30 little
should have been lost by the Government,
and II IL To the credit OF Republican EN-.
ployes that confidence in human honesty
has been vastly increased.
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No pslrrntsn 10 colnmhn..

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 1O.-Thin
afternoon twenty OF the most prominent
coal operators OF the Ksnawha Valley
met In this city for the puf.
pose Of sending delegates to rep.
resent them at the convention
Of operators and mines to be held at
Columbus this month. After some time
spent In secret session It was decided not
To send any delegates To Columbus.
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lrigin order for tho :RegtSter and Gas
Trustee Seeley to call out the Young
Uemocnto to denounce the latest Rapu6.
Icsa Outrage-Ihe choice Of two Demo.
asts to ill the ouly places that the Police
and Fire Commissioners have to fill.
Treason must be made odious.
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Tux men who have led the London
dota would probably walk ten miles to get
away from a days work, The "0utcast
Ionlon' which goes hungry and suffers,
b Of another order. The Anarchists Of
ibis country, who arc drilling for war and
iAfeaieningthe torch, go prowling around
On iuII stomnchs.
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SDtoI1I DbpdlcN % tM NltEIlGtlctr,
WAsMIHaroN, D, G., Feb. l0.-Harvey G,
Worthington, Of Preston county, was to-
day appointed postal clerk on the Balt.'
more and Grafton division Of the RSlti.
more 4 Ohio RAILROAD, vice A, J. Elliott,
rGmoyad. WorihiugtoR 10 one Of the
Camden strikers in his county and the
place Is his reward for earnest party SER
vinnu
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THE GREAT FIGHT
WITH THE ADMINISTRATIONS
A House Divided Against Itaslf-ThS me-
draw Case In the ssuAts-GIbsOn'S.Ca eau.
tIUus map0aVsr-Hs Docs not Call
Dc. BatbSs up to the DsSk.



WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. lO.-Ihe
pending fight between the Senate and the
Administration, hss assumed strictly
partisan shape, although the Republican
side is divided in opinion as to the best
policy to pursue in the matter. Sherman
Ingalls, and Edmunds all disagree as to
what course should bo taken regarding
the Presidents appointments where re-
movals were based on charges, but all the
Republicans are in accord on theQusstion
oil the right OF the Senate to call for papers.
The Democrats stand by tho Admins.
tration TO L man in both houses,
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UirEAr of The Bell Company would not
u.'es'afiIy Y. mean triumph for the Pan.
.tI'fc Company. 1t might mean a free
., a'n' iot the telephone business, in which
se Bell Company would have the great
-'lHlaso Of a plant in operation and the
"pi@I to hold It's place. Rates would
p.oSn' Of course, aHd here Is where the
P7Hllc would come In.
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A coRRrsroNDGSr telegraphing from
Llndon tho Trafalgar Square riot says;
"rne turbulence was not Of workingmen,
bat Of thieyes, pickpoCkets, roughs and
hingerson,' But the men who work will
hwa toray their share when the damage
biIs come in,
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Ma RCoSRLlSG's employment to aid the
committee investigating the Broadway
B.'lrosl job is jumped at as indicating a
scheme todag that magnificent talking
machine back into tho Republican party.
II The Republicans Of New York are so
hard pressed they would better ask for o
receiver and have their affairs wound up.
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porter, twas the warmest have
ever contracted. The secret OF his success
was in the personal magnetism Of the man,
which, breaking out as 1t did in moments
Of necessity, electrified the troops and rem.
dered them subseIvient to his slightest
wish. never knew any one who made
friends so rapidly, or who retained friend
ship with SO little effort. Aa soldier,
nothing too warm can bs said oil him."
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WEST ylNGILNIA rNAaRpY.
\ DebaSed White Woman Shot by COlored
(JOnnnnIOn.

Companion,
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. TO- Yester-
day morning EItio Jones, a once beautiful
woman, was shot by AL. Williamg, her
Colored lover. The bullet took effect in the
back Of her head, fraCturing the skull in
such q manner that the brain oozgd
through.
Williams and the woman lived together
In Modoc alley, this city, long time,
She came here from Portsmouth, Ohio,
about two years ago and says shc Is from u
good family, having assumed tho name Of
Jones out Of respect 10 her family. Will
llams ISL jail. The woman can live but
O short time,
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TiGilaa Of tbs Administration Is that
tla Senate should act on nominations
without knowing their merits, This is
NJ. jisllo tie Executive, the Senate or
.h, nominees, and might well lead to the
d,les. oil good men.
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ACCORDING to the latest from Rome the
@nan Catholic See Of Baltimore, the
Oldest in the country. is now to get-the
la hat which it was thought would have
'Oae there when Archbishop Mc0loskey
'"n'de Cardinal. The honor falls to a
earned and Jealous churchman, very
UsaIy respected beyond the pale Of his
Own church.
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Special Dipdl.h 10 The Nnttl!tGelce.
WASHINGTON, D. g., Feb. lO.-Commls
sioner OF Internal Revenue Joseph Miller
is very III, and has been confined TO his
home for some days. He was at the office
a faw minutes to-day, but returned home
feeling unwell, and is likely to be laid up
for sometime yet.
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I, wa, propheslcd by the Democratic
,,,sB and the Mugwump hurdygurdies
m, mis- Administration Was going to
..rdy III, country, Well, it's a mere
L... IN Tho Pan.
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RuDa pIsnrSG, OF Pittsburgh, made
aalrd a,At, OH the evidence was too
mich iof hip, aad he steps aside to await
llsaclIoa Of tho Conference. 1t is sad to
s,ea man fall from 80 high a place.
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ST, LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. lO,-General sher-
man said before starting for the Cincinnati
meeting Of the Loyal Legion last night;
"0nly the other day received letter
from General Hancock, telling me he was
in usual health and spirits. He was Gs
close friend az had in the world, and
our relations during all of the war, aud
even alter it, have been most cordial and
pleasant. We never in our ngNcQuaint-
anCe had q single Misunderstanding, while
recently We have been in almost daily cor.
respondenCe with each other. regarded
Hancock as one oltlo greatest soldiers in
history, In my mind he was always u
knight--a large man with Il most com.
manding presence. know OF no General
who presented before his troops u mole
magnificent appearance than he. And he
was a man Of great bIain power and huge
resources. AS military commander he
had in his lifetime few ii any supoliors.'
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p,r.pgsr UlEyGLAND protects Attor'
,.,.,,eperal Garland with The mantle Of
..s,n, Fora scsnt pattern that mantle
.n,le to do a deaI Of service.
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Sy.roe GoRNAS sAowO a long head
,b,, he defends the Secretary OF the
treasury sgaNss all comers. It is tie
sc,e,sry d the Treasury who harbols
m, linlnans man Higgins.
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w,gr weather is playing hob with St.
p"r, ice palace, and the people OF that
''.,r,rj,ip: '|, town are praying for the close
nlnliipalion once more.