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7IIB 10 CALL A HAL7.
A Democratic Paper Protests
Against Its Party's Attempt
To STEAL THE LEGISLATURE.
T. SAYS There was No Republican
Fraud IN Putnam County, and
sprak- out In n Manly Way
orrhc Democratic Policy.

:, S,,,,,,., ny "
WEnHp, PUTNAM COUNTY, w. VA.
n, 1.-The Putnam Democrat, the
p''' ,ho nomocrotir pnrtv in thi,
organ d, Wv ,,..;,i, .to a;.o,,,t ~
r0Intr Is d''Sa7'ea WI" 'N' A'''"ip' "
the Democracy to retain control OF the
Eat, I,r di,honorable means. In re-
s"'' Il .lI,,,J Renublicon frnuds in
-an' ~ '''. ,',', ,. 9 hnr,,aJ hy ,bo wheel,
Putnam county, c""' seu " ''e "''''
ins Rgitranl repeated by other Demo
.,I.i, rip.rs, it publishes the following
.''' .i;,o,iol.
iA'tlrs..''- - 49,. .o,,,. otl.o 1I.,.o
J.N, MIX, ult'lD"t;, =" ,elvG.Vt ''io tipuse Slt',
OiDu,altrs IRON tnIs s,; .Eu' "a? ~; oeei. ,,.
served WIZ hutIee 't. o, ~ 'm". Ia. 10 on;a oj"
will bn gnH''''t,' Oeso1S " 't'S cama.or S ~,
iatu0. his Is tt'u "o.h Vi Ssai'.oi N.i !. !,
nl. not ne pr,hoeli.'' ,'IG. ~ az" as,Is ~ Is
ir !nHI'IduIi penen,' ,,,l 1n,;tins M ,h", %"s has
i.shpTr %! tAt pelso""' T." Ss nanoa.a,;o S"S M;a
bcon 50 disastrous ~ Wv DeIiios."aiS ,,'',,
P3r' ', "', '.,,ps, '",'e; "a bosed arc no foi.
wrA ,he contest o';,,c, 10 D"9c ~ Ia,as, %9 aU
lows NJ lho'ius PStIo| ,i,o co,,,t" W. "a 500 So
RcP1Dh.ah precinct III 'ne ,,, .ount anS; w W.
ins wa IorInerly uo1e y, ioSN Sss 10 .Loty.ise .i
Of Josiah Thomas ~ lo'o ~. tne ,a1"Ci P'"cG
%. yoaa: was 'loNct W "ne" % Seuooi
house MAR by, "t'"ou. ato,i;,t; NJ Gua' a VI
tbr county e9uit, ~. int"i,o ,,tann irhoro we
school iIguse ~ tl'J 'o''"S Esins s ,ras ,nSde
'a@ai'ti iIAl snci Il" g'Nvt .,n. Was '4t"e L"a'
b1t never fte'FuSu; o, ~ nI"ao ,n"tse a. "J" tbo
this ls Vouhg nus '"Hvm P'u1J ~ ~ Wv, sno
school house lor clsn' e.tS ,,"n "u nD ~ o1o to
WAS III NE ua'h HS W wy pi"Io ~ ~ ~
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aud upon lecllhic.a HouM' Ha',, ,Sa a'y ~ po a.
clncl III me county; yHevpT , ha" va" Jno .o,, az
the court housG' So"it "'o IT' Yeen 'nrU%M m.a,,,
oul Il cont SUE" III ''''s' P?n 'I,! ~!
technical ground' We ,'o""s '.,j 't i''t stonJ SI
precincts III tl't 9."'S . "ou'u 81 NJ
There was II" l'auu III utt'" III nV ro,a: ,
krk receiver I'nJoI,.y " a.;.n,n1 a.. iiu aVse1
cl', ana oy m' '!-"';s, soHst'" aInatuS "Md
aus customary !" 20 ''! TlS. NJ
slloG.".hA'e us se".' W. i.n,,n., n ~ ~, H.
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0 he"nA lllan. AIe .a,i. Do'He,T'o !. .Ho
Of tne count! Nno astEesn '"TEIs' IL. ~ s,oi;n,,
best Democracy as wen rs ,, tne oess P"icy
to run ptwoefat !or smG eg,a'1aH1S =,
VINO would go uhl!'sstuGteu fa. "! my ,",, H"."ao,
the part! interest, n1T ~ ~ @ Sn9 in,SG,' nns,n;,
OF any one man, S.oou 9"cM "au ollJ lJJt%h ,han
ten hr. Ntni'" 90 Iuu ''i9 tn"n' nv ;utnnL ~
supported h'" ny '.'t! uU hVI ,Ln t"Uv% n'r,,,
II tHey ca" ir'P u, ~ navy VII, VII Rm: ~ !,
iuIHtd 10 'He county, ~ aeP''TT"HS !"
'lIy elected mal o. d., NJ Iiev1.,,ont svn., Saj M
hvhia Jaw !thgI n.1u I'Vu'y,"n' nS,.;a ,,.SS 'iS
not Hr"HIru WIN i.; ru'l''n ,oilt''S Gns,a EM
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New YoRK, Dec. l4.-Joscph Ford
who murdered Nellie O'Connor, the
beautiful young Canadian, in house al
Twelfth street and Fourth avenue, last
night, by firing four bullets into hel
body, is u member of an eminently re-
spectacle family. He was given to fre'
quent sprees, during which, although
with wife and five children, aud hap
py home, he would seek the company o.
abandoned women. He was living with
woman Of that class, and, in order tt
satisfy her demands, forged and altered /
number OF checks, signing the name OF {
wealthy relative.
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CAIRO, Dec. l4.-In the letter received
at suakem from osman Digna, and
which is supposed to have contained the
announcement that Emin Pasha and a
white traveller, presumably Stanley, had
fallen into the hands OF the Mnhdi,
were enclosed copies OF dispatch from
Dervish leader Mt Lado to Khlaifa
Pasha giving the date of Emin Pasha's
surrender us October 10, and letter "a
Emin Pasha from the Khedive, which
the latter handed to Henry NJ. Stanley
when he was at Cairo.
1t is rumored that Osman Digna in his
letter expressed a Willingness TO sur.
render Emin Pasha and his white com.
panion provided Egypt would agree to
abandon Suakim.
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TIE SHOOTS MURDER TRIAL.


Argument Yesterday.
SDeciIlDipdtch 10 The EAieill0eHeer.
CAMBRIDGE, o., Dec. 14.-The eleventh
day Of the Shoots poisoning case was oc-
cupied by the arguments Of counsel.
The large crowd present at every session
and the close attention with which every
utterance OF the court and counsel is
listened to, attest the continuance OF the
popular interest in the case.
Frank A. Durham concluded his argu-
ment for the defense this morning at 10
-o'clock. While it was able aud fOrcible
throughout, it waschiehy remarkable for
the advancement OF novel theory in
explanation OF the crime with which the
accused Is charged. 1t is in evidence,
by the admission OF Jackson himself that
he was at one time an opium eater. The
theory put forward by Mr.. Durham was
that Jackson, under the influence OF
opium, prescribed poison for the child,
and in support OF this theory it was
urged that Jackson did not say word
to the doctors who were called in con-
sultation with him at o'clock MS to his
suspicious that the child was poisoned,
which he testified having entertained on
his first visit, nor did he prescribe any
antidote.
Judge Mathews for the State occupied
the rest OF the morning and all OF the
afternoon in powerful argument, mar
shalling the evidence so forcibly as to
make terrible showing against the ac-
cused woman, who again trembled be-
meath his scathing arrnignment. He
secuted the States Jackson theory as
improbable and unwarrantcd by the
evidence.
Colonel Train speaks tomorrow for
the defense.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 14.-Senator
Hale was quoted in this morning paper
US saying he expected to receive within
twenty.iour hours u telegram informing
him OF the fact that General Harrison
had asked Mr.. Blaine to accept place
in the cabinet and the latter had ac-
cepted it. "This," he said to an Asso'
ciated Press reporter this afternoon, sis
incorrect. What said was that | should
not be surprised to hear that such is the
case. l believe General Harrison will
tender Mr.. Blaine place in the Cabi'
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TllBPARlS EXPOSITION.
American Art and Educational Exhibits
There.

American Art and Educational Exhibits
There.
New YORK, Dec. 14.-Thc United States
Commission to the Paris Exposition Of
1889 has selected the jury which is to
examine and pass upon all American pic
lures offered for exhibition. 1t will con-
sist of the following American Artists:
Alessts. Bridgman, Dannat, A. Harrison,
Pearce, Hitchcock, ReinhNrt, Sargent,
Stewart, Duvenick, Cav, Knight, Mosler,
Vail, Heaty, MetChcrs, Weeks, z. w
Bartlett, and Kitson, a private dispatch
received from Paris says that for the
works OF art in group |, l,750 square
metres, or nearly 5000 square feet, have
been allotted, with u prospect OF 1000
square metres, or about 22,000 square
feet, il Proust, the Director OF Fine Arts,
secures an additional pavilion. The
Commissioners asked for double the
space given them, and are OF the opinion
that the reaaon the space is cut down SC
is because the works OF American artists
are limited to that produced in the last
ten years. The French artists are allow.
ed to send in works irrespective Of the
time OF painting,
The United States Commissioners re
cognized the fact that it would be im
possible to make an educational exhibit
in detail of all the country, and will pre-
pare statistical chart OF the higher edu
cational institutions ofthe United States
which will cover the subject in genera
way. Blanks have been sent to all insti
tutions OF that nature in this country
These blanks call for an outline state
ment of the facilities OF the institutions
Among the questions to which answer
are asked for are those relating to the
number OF students, number OF instruc
tors, publications, textbooks, amount o
endowment, income, and average cost o
tuition.
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AroKA, INDIAN TY., Dec. 14.-Lymar
Puslce, fratricide, was shot yesterday
near Tushkohoma, in the presence o
several hundred Choctaws in execution
Of judicial sentence. Puslce met hil
tate stoically. He sat erect and cool OIL
his coffin while his hands and feet wer,
bound and his eyes bandaged, and b,
lid not appear to finch when the ex
+cutioner gave the command to fire
His death was instantaneous, three bul
lets from as many Winchesters piercing
his breast near the heart.
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O'BRiEN auSf APPEAR.
The Parnell Commission WIN ArraIGn Him
For Contempt.

For Contempt.
LONDON, Dec. l4.-At the sitting o
the Parnell Commission to-day, Attorn'
General Webster, counsel for the Time'
requested that the court should sit OF
Tuesday next in order that he might be
enabled to make an application rs te
what course the court would pursue re-
spectipg William o'Brien and an articl,
which had appeared in his paper, th'
United Ireland, in which it was stateo
that "the time had arrived for plail
speaking in regard to the forgeries com.
mission. We do not intend to wal
until the forger allows us to speak. w,
do not care two pence for the opinion ol
three Judges who were especially select
ed in the teeth OF a justly indignant
liberal protest, by the forger's friends
and accomplices."
Presiding Justice Hannah indicated
that the court had arranged to ADJOURN
to-day. He added that II he could he
would instantly relinquish his sent in
the Commission, but he had Il duty be.
fore him which it was impossible u"
evade. Mrs Reid, OF counsel for tht
Parnellites, called attention to observa-
tions made by the Warden OF Merton
College, in which he likened Michael
Davitt and other Home Rulers TO tht
White Chapel murderers. The judges
retired for consultation and when they
returned Justice Hannah announced
that they had decided that an affidavit
reCiting the utteranCes Of Mr.. 0'Brlen
and his paper must be Immediately filed,
and that Mr. Obrien must appear betor
the Commission at 10 o'clock Tomorrow.
Thomas O'ConnOr, who testified Oh
the 4th inst, concerning the alleged
,loings OF the inner circle OF the league,
was recalled and Cross.eXamined by Sii
Charles Russell for the Parnelities
O'COnnor adhered to the statement that
he had received seven pounds in pay.
ment for moonlighting. The money was
in one pound notes and two ol them
were clIshed by the National Bank. Hr
nud decided, lie said, to give evidence
simply with the object OF putting an
end to the hell upon earth in Ireland.
Sir Charles Russell asked: "Were you
asked in order to criminate the Parnell-
ties to tell queer things?"
Witness evaded tue question, but Sir
Charles pressed him hard, remarking
that he used the term queer things
Witness at last admitted that Mr.. Wal
Eer, in behalf OF the Times, had strongly
urged him to give evidence.
Sir Charles Russell here produced a
letter and handed 1t to witness, who ad-
mitted that he wrote it. 1t was ad-
dressed to his brother and said that he
(witness) had got himself summoned by
the Times, thinking he could make a
few pounds, but he found that he could
not unless he would swear to queer
things. On the redirect examination
witness, in reply to Attorney General
Webster, said that since lie first gave
evidence his family had tetegraphed to
him to the effect that they would die OF
shame unless, when he was cross ex:
amined, he denied the evidence he had
already given before the court.
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AQUELR rEOCEEDlNG.

a Republican Prosecuting Attorney-Eiect
Appoints Ills Democratic Opponent His
Deputy.
Sp,cD, Uugoich 10 he tnt,tiQenor.
CuAeLEsroN, W. Va, Dec. l4.-To.day
Mr.. Chapman, the Prosecuting Attor-
ncy.clcc;, qualified and appointed Mr.
LiuIcpagc, the defeated Democratic
candidate, as assistant, who also quail
fed, The Republicans are very indiS-
nanL. Itis charged that d contract has
been made, Chapman giving Littlepage
hall the salary and fees.
Nothing was done by the Supreme
Court to-day on the election matter
Attorney Hutchinson is here.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Frederick Musch
was arraigned in n police court this
morning on complaint OF his wife, that
he was in the habit of spending his
nights ut Anarchist meetings; that he
had threatened to kill her and that HI
had said he would give up his life to
compass the death Of Police Inspector
Bonlield and Judges Gary and GfinRell
He was held in bonds to keep the peace,
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ST. PAUL, Dec. 14.-The movement
toward statehood for Dakota assumes
new phases almost daily. One Of the
recent developments was the call tor a a
convention Of the Democrats OF the
southern portion OF the territory toad to ad'
vance the interests OF the new State
and that has been followed by similar
suggestion for the remainder Of the ter
ritoTy. Letters to prominent DakotiansS
give little hope Of the passage oil OiIl
by the present Congress, but Hon. o ., o.
Cox writes that he believes that sum
cicnt number OF Democrats may vote ioi
division to give it q majority in the
House.
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PIrrsBuRou, Pa, Dec. l4.-David A.
Stewart, Chairman and Treasurer Of
Carnegie, Phipps & Co., and President
of the Pittsburgh Locomotive Works,
was found dead in bed this morning al
his home in the East End. The de-
ceased was about so years OF age. He
was in good health apparently when he
retired last night.
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A nollle amt .roltl u Tare.

SANDWICH, MASS, Dec. IA bottle
containing the following note was pick
ed up on the beach to-day some three
miles below Sandwich Harbor:
BARK ]. r.. HuMPuREY BATH, Me-.
We were out in tho storm November
25, and we write this to our friends, for
when it is found we will be at the bot
tom OF the wild ocean. Hoping that
you ail will pray for us and tell your
friends, JonN WIEsoN, Captain.
PAT HOET,
Tom LEWIS,
JoHN 0'NEILL,
Billy CARROLL" =,
On the reverse side was 1--WE are all
LOST
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FoRr DoDuE, IA, Dec. IA new
phase has developed in the Des Moines
river land evictions, the outcome OF
which is being eagerly watched by set
tiers aud land owners. James Meohan,
Que OF the cvicted settlers, has brought
suit against Thomas Smell, OF Clinton,
Iowa, to recover the value OF the i'm
provement made on the farm from
which he was elected, The suit is to be
made Il test case and is one OF vast i'm
portance to the settlers. II Meehan re-
covers damages, suits will at once be in
stitNted on n similar basis by every
eyicted settler.
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HON. JAMES G. BLAINE.
Almost Certain That He Will be
the Secretary Of State.
WHAT MAINE STATESMENSAY
Boutclle, Frye, Reed, Hale and 9th
crs Not Surprised at the News.
They Evidently Expected 1t.
Harrison Declines TO Say.

CIScxxAm, o., Dec. 14.-The En-
quira publishes the following New
York dispatch from W. G. MacBride:
"James G.. Blaine has been rendered
and accepted the portfolio of Secretary
of State.
~ send this without reservation, be-
cause the information comes to myself
from source not to be challenged or
questioned. w. Q. MAcB."
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LocxroRr, N. Y, Dec. l4.-At mid
night last night fire was discovered on
the second floor of the Murphy block on
Canal street in this city. The fire was
soon subdued without great damage to
the building but widow lady, Mrs.
Bridget Hail, living on the third floor,
was suiIocated by the dense volume Of
n.u,nl.n
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Queer Reason for Killing His wife

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Dec. l4.-Lawrence
Richards, young man OF 26 years, who
has acquired about $4,000 by Iegacies,
and who is suffering from consumption
shot his wife last evening. Richards,
after the shooting, ran away, but return
ed and wanted to kiss his wife. When
arrested he told the policeman that ht
shot his wife because she was in gooC
henlth. She will recover,
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Killed on the IInII.

DAWSON, NEE, Dec. IA man named
McGairn and his niece, Miss Quinlin,
while attempting to cross the tracks Of
the Kansas City & st, Louis road at
this place yesterday, were struck by the
"Ayer" and instantly killed. McGairn
had his skull torn of, and the girl was
ground into shapeless mass.
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sr. LOUIS, Dec, l4.-The only inter
esting feature of the session of the
American Federation OF Labor was the
discussion of the report ofthe committee
on that section of President Gompers
address. 1t was decided to hold mass
meeting July and the first Monday OF
September, 1889, aud on February %,
1890, to advocate tho eight hour move
mpnt
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SAN DMao, CAL, Dec. l4.-The over,
land train due here last evening was
wrecked near Encenitas, thirty-eight
miles north, by spreading rails. Every
car but the sleeper left the track, rolling
down a thirty-four foot embankment
Express Messenger Whitehead had q
rib broken. All others escaped.
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New YoRK, Dec. l4.-Among the first
callers on Governor Hill ut the Hoffman
House this morning were Col. Dan
Lamont, President Cleveland's Private
Secretary, and Marshal Wilson, OF the
District OF Columbia. They remained
about half an hour and chatted freely,
but the conversation, it is said, did not
even border upon things political.
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Mr.. blaine Won't Say.

Augusta, Me-, Dec. l4.-AIr. Blaine
declines to give any intimation asAo the
story of his having been offered the Sec
retaryship OF State, and Joseph II,
Manly states that he does not believe
General Harrison has rendered the posi-
ton to Mr.. Blaine, although he has al.
ways believed that 1t would be rendered
md TINT Mr.. Blnine would accent.
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New YoRE, Dec. l4.-AIay Thatcher,
who was implicated in conspiracy
against G, @. Sears, the Buffalo million.
aire, about two years ago, was arrested
last night for walking the streets. At
police court she was sent up for a month.
She was once lovely girl, but now is
bloated and untidy.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. l4.-Tht
names of the killed by the mill cxplo
sion near Evergreen Wednesday might
are: j. +. Brown (white), B. Maxwell
and j. Brown (colored). Thomas a
Moss (white) was terribly hurt, but vii
recover. Bennett Page and four or five
negroes were slightly hurt.
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CoLuNnus, o., Dec. l4.-E. L. Harper,
the ex-banker aud convict who became
deranged yesterday, is growing better
to-day and talks nationally on most all
subjects. He thinks he was in n trance
which caused his peculiar actions.
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CHARACTERI1Lp AS -CIIGEK.n
Butterworth's Annexation Resolution De
nnuuced In Canada.

OTTAWA, Dec. 14.-Rcgarding Con-
gresham Butterworth's annexation res
olution, the text OF which was published
here, Mr.. Bowel, Minister Of Customs,
said last night that sit was the greatest
rot ever propounded by n man who bad
any pretentions to being statesman"
an the first place." said Mr.. Bowel,
"the people OF Canada do not want an
nexatiOn with the United States, forci-
bic illustration OF which we have had in
the recent Dominion elections, which
were run on either commercial union or
unrestricted reciprocity lines-one re-
move only from annexation, which in
reality either implies. Do you suppose
for one moment the Dominion Govern
ment dare propose commission, us sug-
gested by Mr.. Butter~orth, for the con-
sideration OF the question? Any member
OF the cabinet who ventnred to make
such proposition would be drummed
out Of the country. An annexation
sentiment has no existence in Canada,
save among few hoodlums who are en-
deavoring to gain notOriety through ad-
vocating movement no one OF any re-
spousibility joins in"
Sir Hector Langevin, the Hon. John
Costigan, and Minister OF Marine and
Fisheries Tupper were equally pro.
nounced in denouncing Congressman
Butterworth, whose action they charac.
terized MS "cheek." At the clubs and
about the leading hotels the Butter.
worth resolution has been the topic Of
conversation and outside of the Cabinet
there are many prominent political men
who do not hesitate to say that there is
a growing sentiment in favor OF polit.
ical alliance with the United States. a
leading politician last night said that
Canada had wearied OF being subser'
Went follower OF the dictates OF Downing
street and wanted to make her own
treaties, which she could not do so long
as she remained a dependency OF Great
| Britlin,
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PITTsnuRoH, Pa, Dec. 1.-Two Snn.
t.,, ared boys from the Newsboys' Home nj.
iT sgnHeu the Performance OF "ZaraV to.
hight q the Grand Opera House h,.
invitation Of Annie Pixley. a peasant
hvlIeht tho Lsl was the presentation by one Of
the boys OF a large floral tribute, "
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Killed In u I.u,,a way.

CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-As James Marion,
with his wife and two.year old child,
was coming into the city in wagon
yesterday The team took fright at pAss'
ing train and ran away. The wagon was
thrown into ditch, and Marion was in
stantly killed. His wife had leg and
arm broken, but the child escaped un-
hurt.
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GAINESVILLE, o., Dec. 14.-The resi-
dcnce OF John B. Turkle at Fairvicw,
seven miles northwest OF here, caught
fire from defective fue this morning
and was entirely destroyed, together
with most of the household goods.
Loss, $1,000; no insurance.
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New YoRE, Dec. 14.-Mrs. A. r. Par,
sons, wife of the Anarchist hanged in
Chicago, delivered an address to about
200 people tonight. Mrs. Parsons dwell
at length on the hanging OF the Anarch,
lists and said that as innocent blood had
been shed then, innocent blood must b.
shed in vengeance,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-15

wAsnlSGroS, D. c., Dec, 1.-THE
Legislative and judicial appropriation
bin as reported to the House by Mr.,
Randall, carries with it an appropriation
.of so, So, as, being S.SS, 1876 less than
n bill for the current fiscal year and
S9S5 2lO less than the estimates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-15

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Dec. IA freight
train crashed into the rear of the Chi.
cago express Of the Pittsburgh & Voc.
r,n.m;.i v,n rI,,aoaa near Akron at So'click this
morning, morning, telescoping the sleeper md
,',1S,.is ,m'eeAtins Two passenger coaches. For
injured. '''''s''S escaped un-