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SHENANDOAH, Pa, Dsc. 1S.--A band Of
about thirty tramps, who have been max.
Ing their headquarters Just outslds the
borough limits during the past ewweekS,
came into Shenandoah last night and
raised q rio. in a saloon, and probably
fatally injured three men,
Four OF the trauips were elected from
the saloon for using RbuAive language,
and shortly afterwards returned with
reintorcements and attacked tho party In
the house. James MCKeone was horribly
hacked with razor, and two miners were
beaten with bottles and glasses into in'
senBibility. Several arrests were made.
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poYroN,s rnousANp MES.
A TOrCO OF AmOrIoaos Being EnlIsted

A Force OF AmerloaaS Being Enlisted to
Join Cuttings Army,
New YoRE, Dec, l3,-All day to-day ca.
ger.lSCsd men raped for sdmittanCe at
the side.door OF the saloon kept by James
Pilkingtou, the oarsman, on Third avenue.
They came In response to the following
advertisement In a morning paper:
WANTED, 1000 sble.bodisd young men
for railroad work in Central America; ;
men accustomed to FIRE arma required; /;
wages $50 q month; passage paid; $25 ad.
vaIcs before sailing. Apply to Armand
Cleo, agen. for Captain Paul Boyton, at
The Ship No, 1876 Third avenue"
A friend OF BoytOn's said: "Boyton
really wants tho 600 men and Is prepared
TO make good the liberal pay promise.
lie returned from the Southwest on Fri.
day. He intended getting those men and
taking them back, but was suddenly re-
called N Mexico by q telegram last night
aud left the business In the hands Of his
bar tender, Senior OiCo, who told the men
to call later, Tho railroad business is
only blind. The work Is in Mexico.
Boyton has passes for 900 men and Ciuo
has the money to advance. What he
wants Ia fighters. The men are to form q
regiment under Boyton in Cuttings army
Of invasion.
"The money Is provided by leading men
In the Northern States Of Mexico, recently
In rebellion, and the project Is to estab.
llsh an independent republic OF these
States, Just south Of the Rio Grsnde. This
cannot be done without fighting, and hay.
ing q high idea Of the qualities Of Ameri.
cans in this respect, the rebel leaders
have decided 10 enlist a strong mercen.
ary force. The progress Of the movement
is well known in Southern Arkansas
and Texas, whore 1t meets with great
favor"
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SENSATIONAL CASE,
A Prominent Young Lady of GrUsnsburg Ar
rested for llobbIng the Malls,

A Prominent Young Lady of GrOsnsburg Ar
rested for lIobblng the Malls.
GRRESsBuRe, Pa, Dec. 13.-The arrest
Of Miss Ida BSldridge, daughter Of Ex.
Postmaster James O, Baldrldge, Of this
place, on a charge Of robbing the mails,
has created much excitement, and is the
sensation OF the hour. Miss Baldridge ia
a beautiful young lady; In fact, ono Of the
bellies Of the town, well liked byRll who
know her, aud has always been considered
q model young woman and tho nOws that
che had been arrested by government
detective was not credited until fully YER
lied by later intelligence. Her reason
for doing as she did is a mystery TO every
one here, as she did not need the money,
and 1t Is generally balievad that Hhs Is a
confirmed kleptomaniac Her family
have the sympathy Of the whole com.
nluuity.
EPlTraBuRGH, Dec. 13.-It appears that
not inirequent complaints Of tho non-re.
ceipt Of money letters at Greensburg in-
duCed tho postoffiCe TO investigate. On
Friday, the 10lh, q decoy letter containing
q So and two 81 bills was mailed When
recovered one OF the marked bills was
missing, Ida N. BAldridge was arrested
on suspicion. She was overwhelmed
when arrested. Col. W. A. Stone, u
Plttsburgh, has been secured RS hOr couu.
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An. ola Ilennhilnnn nnnn.

ADRIAN, Mtcn, Dec. 1S.--Ex,G Governor
Charles NJ. croswell died az hinO O'clock
this morning after ten days illntu He
leaves q widow, son and two daughters,
Ho was born at Nswburg, New York, %.
tober 81, 1926, and came here with an uu.
Ole IN 1887, He was present 81 Jackson
In 1854, when the Republican party was
organised. For several he wNa Law
partner Of Judge I. NJ, Cooley, Aitsi
filling various municipal Offices he va!
elected 10 the State Senate, whore hC
served several terms, In 1870 he wal
elected Governor and In 1873 f0.UlecLed
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will meet in their several wards at tho usual place,
Of meeting on
Thursday, December 80, 1880,
between the hours Of and O'Clock p, M, to
,clect candidates for the Oiica Of City Sergeant,
CLERK, wharimRSter, and mGmbOIs oi City Council,
To bG voted for at tho general election to he held
on tho fourth ThlridAy IN January 1887.
The Republican candidate for Mayor will be
nominated by convention composed Of three
delegates iram each ward to be chosen by lAld
primary ElaGiion This Convention will meet AZ
New City BuildlBy, on Wednesday, December %,
ut o'clock, p IN,
The Mayors Convention Will also select new
City Executive Committee.
The Judges Of the Primary Election are instructed
to $50 thai none hut Republicans oTSueh persons
as pltdg, themselves to the support Of the ticket,
beallOwed tOvOIc,
Rotunis Of the election will be Taie to the COM
mlltseat the City Clerks oNlce on The night Of
election,
The committee feel that they cannot too strongly
urge upOn their fellow Republicans tho wisdom Of
taking Ru active part In thee primary movements
through which the Republican party selects the
men for whom 1t Will aNk the public support. The
puy cannot b tier show It's vitality than by dis
playing IL deep interest In the elCCol Of lis can
ldatCi for publlcServi
By order Of the City Executive Committee.
JonS FHEw, Chairman,
Vhetlia0. W, Va, Dee,mbtr II, 1885.
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WIN Thwnrt A1ononnlz.

CHICAGO, LII, Dec. lS.--Ths Rutghsoi
Labor State Executive Board in session
hero spent considerable time to-day con.
sldorlug the outcome Of the measures
which, they cay, II auccessiul, will thwaft
the rapaCity Of tho coal tnUnbpoly ia
Chicago, and, perhaps, othor nsighDbflng
cities, Aggnlaoi tho order have ClFoula.
ted apAper among commercial aud man.
ulauluring men hero by which tito slgnefa
agfeo 10 buy coal oi The Knlghts, provided
the latter iurilsh II AZ rates Of 81 10 Sl.5O
psr ION under those made by the coal
finp,
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NEw Yonk, DoC. 1S.-Georgs Hillsn's
liquor saloon, in Park Row, adjoining The
entrance TO the Brooklyn Bridge, was rob.
bed Of $1,000 carly this morning, by burg.
lars, who had ooncsRiol themselves in tho
building. The bsr.tandsrs wore fastened
in their room over the saloon by an iron
bar, and the burglars drilled tie safe Ia,
full view from the street and In the glare
Of an elsCtrlo light. They mixed and
drank several Rlasles OF liquor while In
tho saloon. The robbery Is ons Of the
most daring on record In this city,
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wuAr DOES Ir MEANl
Peculiar Position OF General Miles Con
eGrnIns the Apache Surrender.


GOEnlng the Apache Surrender.
WAsHINoToS, Dec, ls.-The extraor'
dinaly situation in which General Milssia
placed by the annual report OF the secre-
tary Of War, which specifically charges
him with disObsdIenCe Of orders in accept
ing the surrender Of the Apaches, Is the
thsme Of conversation and gossip in mill
tary circles. Referring to the subject
to-day the Post says;
According 10 the army regulations
General Miles should be at once placed
under arrest and tried by Court-martial,
but he Ia at large, Ia entertained OF dinner
as the honored guest Of the Secretary, and
is receiving marked attentions from other
official sources, Just what 1t all means
no one seems TO know,
AN impression seems to prevail In
circles that Miles Ia a soapegoat for soms-
body, The General Is as silent as the
grave about 1t, and all his friends can get
out oil him Ia psnaive amile and an as
suranCe that 1t will all be explained in q
little while,
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n.,.a rn,i.l.h Ail..lnn.

wAsHiNoroS, DIc, iS,-tr. Thomas B.
Connory, formerly managing edltet Of the
New York Herald, Ia being strongly urged
by Ma friends "a a candidate lor the vacant
TufEish Mission, MI, Oonnety, who Il
nov IN Warrington, had Q pleasant inter
yiew With the Secretary ot State aud % Y
ciil tomorrow by appointment on PtOai
deni CLEVELAND,
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Mr., GLADsroNE's health is said to bO sx-
cellent once more, and he 10 expected to
lead his party at tue coming session Of
Parliament. He Is billed for great
speech, which will probably throw some
now light on the Irish question, II tho
grand old man" gives them his best, he
will stir up the Whole Tory monsgerie,
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Dr.. Balls Cough syrup 10 fat taking
the place Of all the old.iaahioned cough
remedies. II never falls 10 relieve tho
most violent cold, aud for throat diseaaes
itll invaluable. Price % centa.
THUS am l doubly Afnod-my death and
My S3aag BAN and AnuldOIO are both before
ineD-
Whether to nit alone suffering with nOu.
otbuy one bottle Of salvation Oil
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smnllpoS mn i,rIson.

ClicAoo, Dec. lS,-A special to The
Timp from Springfield, Ills, sayOi 1.-THE
symptoms Of Leonard o, Warren, the
federal prisoner from East 81. Louis, re-
moved from the Iail 10 the pBsthouae, has
become 30 clearly defined that the disease
Is pronounced 10 bo q mild case oi variol'
lOd. The prisoners and officers at tho
jail have been uuAfattined,
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CHURCH ANp TME pALLET.
The Chicago Ministers Express ThsmselyO
M nnnnanh In IL

The Chicago Ministers Express Themselves
MS Opposed to 1t.
CHICAGO, Dec. lS.-1twas expected that
the subject Of the ballet would come up
at the meeting Of the Methodist Ministers
to-day, but 1t did not on account Of the
absence Of Mr.. Bland, who intended to
open the discussion. The ministers,
though, talked very freely about the
dance before and after the meeting and
most ofthem were outspoken against the
institution. The alleged intention Of the
opera managers 10 send around invita-.
tions to the ministers was denounced "a
an insult, although none Of those present
received tickets.
~ would Just as soop," the Rev. Frank
Bristol said, "get, an invitation from a
house Of diSrepute as from the Opera
Company, not that l mean to say that the
theater or the ballet Is as bad as the
brothel, but everybody kuows how the
mlnisters stand on this subject, and any
action Of the kind would be a most dsli6.
crate insult. /, for one, believe 1t Is an
advertising dodge.
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

The new State House at Springfield, ILL.,,
wSS slightly damaged by Are in one Of the
rooms.
Robert Coleman was killed by a coal
miner named Riley In drunken brawl OF
Greensburg, Pa.
Mts. Mcclure, her daughter and son
werO Gsphy1lated by coal gas at Maple.
wood, near Chicago.
Seventeen Italian girls, members OF tho
ballet Of the National Opera company,
were discharged at Chicago for alleged In.
competency.
A call has been iasued for q general c1n.
vention OF spring and axle workers OF tho
United States, 70 be held at Pittshurgh,
Pa, January 4,
The poFk hacking establishment Of
Henry Rea 4 Co.,, on Liberty sttest, Pitts.
bureh, was damaged by Are last midnight
10 the extent Of $4,000, The loSs Ia fully
covered by insurance.
The City Council Of VIncsnnos Is In a
dilemma. The City Treasurer 10 charged
with being q delAnlter TO the amount o
$4,000 and refused 10 REIGN, and Coun
C,l ID pOwsfless 10 remove him. HiI
bondsmen have been released from lia
billty by the Circuit Court Judge,
The civil suits against James A, Wal
lace, the cashier Of The Hopklnsyillo, Ky
Bank, who was delRulLer 70 the amount Q
$50, ,0O0, have bsen compromised by hI
atlornsys by tho payment Of $l7,3O0. Al
effort will be mlde 10 secure 4 pardon 10
wallace, that he may be exempt ifot
criminal prosecution.
Ia Washington county, Texas, at u
late election, the Republican inAjorlt
was overcome by intlmldAtlnR votetg an
candidates, and In an attempt 70 steal N
! ballotbOx one man was fatally aud "
1 others EehOubly wounded Eight uolore
4 men wefo arrested and failed, three
whom were Afterwards taken out BY
/ masked mob and hanged. II
oil -
. Las. Good 4 %, cell dry EoodS Il
| INUYHIIIs
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Th. cohoe. LooEnut Rnd Cd.

TROr, Y, Dec, 1a.-Eleven Of the
oohoes knitting mills resumed operations
to-day, practically ending tho lockout
which begun nine weeks ago. Five mills
have already opened their doors, 80 that
IL out OF 20 belonging 10 the association are
nov running, II thought the other ten
will resume this week Gs terms have hoeu
made with the Knights ol Labor.
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pIr4gatRan, Dec. is.--A Glasgow, Ia,
special says Thersgulat passenger train
on the Bells Gap railroad, consisting Of one
coach, a box car anda truck ladontd With
lumber, Jumped the track near here thiI
morning and the entire train went over I
atsep etnbAnkmeht Foutteen passengers
were in the coach aud four we're seriously
injured. Their rAnes, however, were mol
learned. The coach took hTe, but beiorl
the flames got much heA1WAy they wtfl
oS.insulhhed by buckets oi wasef,
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shlp Ilntlnrnd br 1Tenyr snns,

LONDON Dec. 1S.-Tho British ship
Euphroshis, .trom San Francisco, for the
Clyde, has arrived at Queenstown ina
battered condition. When $50 miles
west Of Fastenet on the eighth inst, q
sea swept one man aud everything nova.
bic overheard and injured four other
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sTANLEY SUMMONED pAcK.
King Leopold Gables The Explorer to HOtul

King leopold Cables the Explorer to Return
ut OnPe to llOlgIum.
NEw YoRK, Dec, l3.-stsnley, the great
explorer, was about stepping on the stage
In the theatsr at Amherst to lecture before
largo audience Saturday night whenhe was
handed Q dispatch, the contentu OF which
yisibly affected him for tho rest OF the
evening. After tho lecture he took tho
frat train for New York, and arrived AZ
On early hour, going atonce to the Everett
Housa.
Tho message received was o cablegram
from the London agent ot King Leopold
and 1t informed him that bis Royal High.
ness desired his presence at once In Bel.
gium. Stanley to-day acknowledged the
receipt Of the message and requested his
correspondent to cable him why he is
wanted. The explorer was seen In his
room tonight. lie at first seemed vexed
that knowledge oil his recall had leaked
out.
II have not the slightest idea why King
Leopold desires me on the other side, /
assure YOU" he began. "The CsblGgram
! lGVoANVA M9o lABups wal bVt hh od-
swer to my dispatch by tomorrow noon
by the latest, and II the matter Is import.
ant will BtSEtat once. IwSuted to finish
my course OF lectures and fulHll my con-
tracts, but am only on furlough, and 1t
Is my duty 10 obey the commando"
"Have you any idea that the recent at.
tack on SANKEY'S Falls by the Arabs and
tho destruction oi that station has any.
thing to do With the Kings mesaage2"
"As said bsiore," replied he, II can't
even Surmlss. II may bc, and, II go, 1t
will be my mission to prevent the Arabs
from nassing down the Congo and TO drive
them back. The band Of Arabs which
attacked Stanley Falls is about 1000
strong and commanded by chief named
Ben Mohammed. They are q rasCally seI
Of cut.throats, who, like all the rest, pbi
tain the necessaries Of lits by plunderinG
and close dealing"
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The Campbell divorce Case.

LONDON, Dec. 13-rhe Campbell caeo
wearlss and dipgusts everybody, but the
Of evening papsra will reap
a rich harvest There ia an understand.
Ing that II Lady Collins case seems likely
10 fall, her counsel will produc9 letters
which will make IL impossible for Lord
Colin ever to live in Britain again, even
II they do not send him TO prison.
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WHATEVER may be the grievance Of the
San Francisco street cor strikers 1t cannot
Justify the beating OF the new mon and
the rough usage of women and children.
When worklngmtn resort To violence they
iujurO their cause, no matter how strong
II may be.
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A COIoRGD man brings a 81 900 damage
suit against the AlleghenOy Valley Rail.
road Company for putting him out Of a
hrst class car into a car provided for color
cd people, when he had a first class ticket
Aud this in Pennsylvania! Arc they
turning back tho hands in tho Keystone
Gl.t.0
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WHOEVER wiahes to 90 s.alibuOtering iii
Mexico with Cutting has no time to lose.
He wants but 5000 men to clean out the
GreRser Republic, and already he hos
1000. There msy not be much money in
the scheme, but what's the matter with
"lames eternal camping gound2"
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The Secretary Of the Treasury holds a
place Of great influence and power, but
he is not strong enough to knock out what
is left Of the greenbsck. That faithful
public servant ia on firm foundation,
and ia not in the peoples way.
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p0uIilon N Lle IndlnnA I.IeelIpn DAD,

1NpiANArOlts, Dot. iS.-tu the Uircult
Court to-day Judge Aytss sustained the
demurrer Of Attorney.G General MluhOner
10 the complaint Of Senator j, Green
Smith, In The LleutensntG Governor IN.
Junction proceedings. This Is NdVsrdO 10
bmith'a olAlln, and he will at ohcO carry
The case 70 the Supreme Court, IN order II
got 4 deciAion before the Lsg1latute
mOelt,
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1rnAcA, N, ", Dec, 49, Homer Head,
aged 10 years, bbot bic vile Flora, tonight,
and then Killed hlmtell Mrs. Head 10
6Iili living, and II u thought BhO will 70:
cover, They had lived apart lot several
months. JoAlousy waa tho probable
cause,
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PRESIDENT CLGvElAND is unfortunate in
some o! his appointments. There Is Al
bert GeppCrt, who skipped from Racine,
Wis, fgO ycsrS ago with 1000 Of stolen
money. Tho Administration rewards
him with a Dakota postollicc. selah.
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colo NiiSsrs sltlko.

PiTTsBuRdn, DiC. l3--A Commercial Ga
ssiie Everson, Pa, gpoCIal nayBi The min.
orO at the Dexter Coke Works AtFack 70.
day Tor more pay In cutting clay veins,
The mon at tue Alice mines Rllo came
out on account Of tho refusal lhe Ooms
pAny 70 pay the haulOrl and upplo inen
lOr extra time,
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IIIlSfJ,

TROLit-On Monday tiDrnlhg ~ halhpast hino
bCl6Ol, Katie u dRughlef Of john \ and Mify
II. Troll, asOt lpal1, months aud u dajl,
FunefAl from itsldtnOa Of parents, No, eiog
Market tlftl, on Wednesday morning III tdh
o'clock, Fll0ud, Of Tho family respectfully ID,
Vl,ed, tnletntnt private,
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tlhnlnrn nnll I,lnnli.

LONDON, Dec. 1S..-Advicss from Cal.
cutta say that cholera Is decreasing there,
but heavy rains arc destroying crops In
the northwest provinces OF India. The
floods are causing much loss Of life and
damage to the property.
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.TWOG GRAVE QUESTIONS
FHE RALIEF AND THH DOW IAw
Occupy the Attention of tho Chicago and
Cincinnati Ministsrs-B Dspouuss
the Former, But cIncInnati Dlvines
Commend the Dow Law,

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. lS.-Ths Evan
gelical Association, composed Of ministers
Of different Protestant Evangelical
churches Of Cincinnati and vicinity, held
an unusually large meeting to-day, and
considered two matters-the ballet in
Opera as recently presented here by the
American Opera Company, and the Dow
Law fixing q tax on saloons, The ballet
was quickly disposed Of by the adoption
Of a preamble. and resolution recIung
that
WHEREAS, The question Of the propri'
ETY. Of encouraging such theatrical OF
operate exhibitions as include the ballet,
has been thrust upon the consideration oil
the Christian people Of this city by its in,
PRODUCTION into Music Hall and by the en-,
Couragement and patronage given to 1t,
though unwittlngly, ss We have good rea'
son to believe by protessed Christian peo-
pie, and;
only chRmpioned the exhibitions as
proper aud right butone OF them, the Com.
msrcia! GasstIe, has also In an unjustiAa.
BILE manner attacked, and, as we believe,
slandered some Of those who felt It their
duty to oppose them, therefore,
Resolved, That In the judgment OF this
Association the tendency oil all Ruch ex-
hibiHons is In fRvorot irreligion and im-
morality and should receive no oounte-
nance from any one interested In the
moral and religious welfare oil our popu.
lation.
The Dow law was treated by a paper
read by DR.. Il. II. Leonard (not the "a
nous prohiblIionist) iayoring the law as
against absolute prohibition. No opposi.
ton to Dr., Lsonard's views found expres.
aion
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SUNDAY or no Sunday that is the queG-
tion iu Nov York, Pittsburgh and sundTy
o'her cities, where Sunday ru q hallowed
day aeemed to havO been sbollshed by the
law Of common consent.
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MASisrEB, Mlcu, Dec. i3,-oharleS
Blown and Miss Cora sibley were mar.
ried Saturday evening. Alter tho CerO.
mony social dance was enjoyed. About
two hours after the ceremony the bridal
couple we're dancing together when the
groom fell dead from heart disease,
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WnRS iorsy-odd meu, including Eve U.
S, Regulars, permit themselves to be
disarmed and plundersd by two train rob
bors, the limo seems to havO come to put
the army on war footing.
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SECRETARY MANNING may resign, but
Garland-where can he ilud so anug a
place for his peculiar taIentsr The sun
may cease to shine, but GarIend will not
raaipn.
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The Ohio lavsf Railroad viii coll hOll.
doy tekota on December "a and Is, and
December 81 aud January /, good fotufns
Ing 70 January ., AIteduVOa rates,
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WASHINGTON, D, o. lS.-secretary
Manning psid last night he had no thought
Of regigulng and that his health was In
proving daily.
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JAY GcuLD wouldn't support Judge
Gresham for anything. Mr.. Gould Ia dis
pleased with Judge Gresham.
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TuxRr Is an impression in France that
tho Goblet cabinet will bo easily broken,
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TuG European war cloud Is already
bigger than a big mans hand.