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DISOBEYED ORDERS.
The Trains Crashed and Two Men Dead OF
the O. 6 p. Road.

The Trains Crashed and Two Men Dead on
the O. 6 p. Road.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, November 23.-Two
freight trains on the Cleveland and Pitts
burg road came into collision at Ham
mondsville, four miles from Yellow Greek,
at 4 o'clock this morning. Both engines
and a numter of cars were demolished.
One of the engineers named Whittacre had
his leg cru he'd. A dispatch from Wells
vile, Gays: Engineer T. Dolphin, Of
Welleville, Ohio, and Brakeman SlRvep,
of Ravenns, Ohio, were caught in tie
wreck and killed. Conductor George
Reese and Engineer c. R. Whittacre were
seriously but not fatally injured. The
accident was caused by the crew of the
extra train disobeying orders. The loss is
heavy.
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ALL ON THE MAKE.
FRENCH STATESMEN NOT INPOLIrIcs FOB
FUN.


PARIS, November 2a-While ths sin
lister shadow of Boulsnserism steadily In.
creases in the land the Rspublieaa factions
seem to be on the brink Of another quar-
ri over financial scandals, which thrat-
ems to te even worse ttan that under
which present Prssidest GU,y and n.
Wilson went down.
The deputies today a'l received circu.
lar letter signed by F. Martin. ex-agent Of
the Pspama Canal Company, asserting
that Me- srs. Raihaut and Barbe, formerly
ministers ofpublic VOL Is, had each receivtd
during the psst two years large biioes in
return for the official aud parliamentary
ss. istsnce they had rendered tie Panama
Canal Comp any. n. Msrtin says that fully
fifty members Of the Chamber are impli-
Gated in Q similar c,rfupt way in The for.
tunes Of DeLss.ps' schemee, but he rs-
serves their names in order to concentrsts
the charge on thee sx-minktsrs and foroe
them TO proceed sgsinst him 10 the courts.
where he Is ready and anxious to meet
them
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There Are Plenty More.

LTI.T..o. 7
This morning Sheriff Du1ding asked
George w. Terry, q cClored man, for his
taxes, and was informed by him that he,
Terry, had not been in the state year,
having come here from Bector1, Va, !aSs
August. The Sler.f then asked him II ne
voted last Tuesday, and Terry told him
that he had.-CRarleStOR gazette.
: II begins to look as if the increaEe1 vote
in Kanawha county might be accounted
for. Terry is hardly the only black sheep
in the flGck
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HONOR TO A PRELATE.
Bishop Foley GrAndIy Welcomed TO His
Detroit Home.

BI,hop Foley GrandIy Welcomed TO His
Detroit Homo.
DETROIT, November 23.-The Right
Rev. John s. Foley, the newly appointed
Bishop Of Detroit, accompanied BY num-
ber Of his old parishionsrs and Clergy Of
the diocese, arrived in Detroit by 'pecial
train st = O clock this eveuing. The train
Also carried the R.csption COMMITTEES of
300 Of Detroit's mot prominent citiEens,
who met their spiritual ruler at Toledo
and escorted him TO bis new home.
The grand and fitting reception which
had been arranged was carried out 70 the
letter. Every Catholic Organization IN the
city and surrounding towns, fully lO,0oo
msp. were in lice. The procession moved
M jefferson avenue and down Washing
ton avenue to the Episcopal rcsidsnce:
There = halt was made and the Bishsp and
party in carriages were estorted 70 the
grand stand 10 front Of The residence,
where they reviei the parade
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NOT YET FORMED.
The UnIontown Coke Combine Story is


The UnIOntOwn Coke Combine story Is
Denied.
UNIoNTOwN, PA, November GA few
days ago there was published a circum-
stsutial account of the formation Of new
coke-producers association, with the names
of the firms composing it, etc. Among
those classed as members were Brown q
Cochran, James Cochran IL Sons, John
Newmyer, Jsckson Mines Company, F.
Keister & Co., and others. None of these
gentlemen have joined tbs association nor
q sttsud,d any of the meetings. An effort Is
sti being made to form the association,
but it is yet thipg Of the future, there
being no officers elected nor any organiza-
ton pHiccted.
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The Wool Market Firm.

PHILADELPHIA, November 23.-Wool
firm and higher; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia XN and above 324a35c;
X 32a33c; medium 37a3Sa; coarse 36a37c;
New York, Michigan, Iudiana and Western
fine or Y aud XX 3Oa32c; medium 363a
37Bc; coarse 36a37c; fine washed delaine
X and XXX 35a37c; medium washed fair
36a37c; coarse 32I34c; medium unwashed
combing and delaine 30A3lc; coarse do 2Sa
3Oc: Mexico and Colorado 13a2Oc.
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nrnamlte as a Life DESTROYER.

WASHINGTON, Noyembsr %. - Capt
Zslinsks, tie inventor Of the pneumatic
dynamite guu, was in consultation with
the Caie t of Ordnance and the Chief of En-
giresrs to-day respecting the procurement
pneumatic dynamite guns fIr cosst de-
fsrse. TIE current Army Appropriation
bin authorizes the expenditure CT $4,000
in the purchase Of these weapons, aud
about the middle of next week the WaI
Department will issue advertisements toI
proposals for supplying the guns.
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Delicate Children, NursinE

Mothers, Overworked Men, and for sll
diseases whers the tiEsues are Wasting
sway fIom the inability to digest ordinary
food. or from overwork Of the brain or
hndy. all such should take Scotps Emul-
sion Cf Pare Cod Liver OIL with Hypophos'
phitss. 81 used the Emulsion Oh q lady
who wal delicate, and threatened with
Bronchitis. 1t put her in such good
health and strength, that 1 must say it ];
the best Emulsion 1 ever used. III. 7,
Wsddsll, Md, Hugh's Mills. s. O.
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READY FOR THE RING.
Sullivan VIII Issue a Challenge to Either
KIIrain or Mitchell,

Sullivan win Issue Challenge to Either
KIlrain or Mitchell.
Boston, November 23.-John L. Sulli-
vans health is improving rapidly, and the
big fellow now feels so strong that he in
tends making a visit to New York. He
decided to take the trip several weeks ago,
but not until this week was his satisfied
that he could stand the journay. He will
probably leave for New York Saturday or
Sunday night. Aher consulting the pro
prietors of the Illustrated Ne,Cs he will is.
sue a challenge to fight any man in the
world, KilIain and Mitchell preferred, the
battle to take place within six months. 1t
is expected that before he returns to the
"Hub'' he will bs tenderad benefit by
his friends in New York. His admirers in
this city also iutoOd - give him teUefit
when he returns, and they have already
begun making arrangements for the affair.
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New YORK, November @.-Rsfsres T.
J. Kennedy, Of the Sporting Tme', has -
lectsd 40 from the list OF 173 applicants 10
start in the six days go-ssyou.plssss,
which begins in Madison squsrs Garden
on Sunday night NEXT. Among the follow.
log are: Gtorgs IdttlsNeoi and Geofis
Cartwright. England; Sam Hsy, Pbilasel-
pbis: Frank Hart and Dan Herty, Boston;
Robert yin', Brooklyn; John hushss,
New York. Flank Desmond, Wen Penn
,,lyanis; George Eoimsc, Scotl md; Dan
Dillon, Ireland Joseph Gntzaa, Australia;
"Old Sport Csnpans, Connscticu'; hea'
~ Meyera. Germany.
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MRS. HIBBARD'S NAME
And Fry's Dollars are Now in the Jury's
Hands.

And Fry's Dollars are Now in the Jury's
Hands.
PI1rsDURG, November 23.-The evil
dence in the Hitbard-Fry breach of prom
ise case, at Beaver, Pa, having besn con-
cluded last evening, to-day was devoted
to the arguments of counsel. The court
room was crowded again and as much in
tsrest in the case was manifested as at any
time during the week. The addresses on
both sides were able, and the speakers
were frequently interrupted by applause
The arguments ended at 5 O'Clock.
Judge Wickham at opcs charged the jury,
which retired with the information that If
they reached a verdict by 10 o'clock to-
night the Court would reconvene to re-
ceive it. While the Judges charge was a
most impartial one. it was construcsiveiy
favorable to the defendant.
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Another Democrat Safe.

SAN Francisco, November est is
expected that the offi:ial canvass OF the
vote in this city will be completed toner
row. The total vote az counted 60 far IN
the Fifth Congressional district, OF which
this city forms psrt, gives Phelps, K ,
for Cougess 23O over Clunie, D. Only
two more assembly districts nre 10 be
counted. The Democrats claim these dis
tricts nv go or 800 plurality.
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s.,,,ors Gaming Tn TheIr Senses,

Fr. DODGE, IA, November % The
dangerous crisis in the overland eviction
matter is now thought tn have passed
The s.t.lers sense of reason has triumphed
over their natural resentment. The fact
that il is the United States government
that they are fighting has at last impressed
them seriously, and they are beginning to
hack down,
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Belmont Assumes His Duties.

WASHINGTON, November 23. - Hen.
Perry Belmont, the newly appointed Min
lister to Spain, yesterday called at the De-
partmens Of Safe, took the oath of office
and received his credentials and prelim-
insry Instructions Hs expects to return
to Washington before leaving the United
States for his post in order to rec i've FUR
thar ius!Iuc lions touching his mission.
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Lanptrv Crazy on Shakespeare.

New YoRR, November 23.--Mrs. Lang
try has caught 1.-THE ShakesPerean craze
The news got abroad up town to-day that
she was going to appear in New York 10 a
magnificent Shskespearean production IN
the character of Lady MACBETH. The mat
ter has been kept secret up to short
time ago, while every effcrt was made to
dissuade Mrs. LspgtIy from the attempt
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BEDELL SENTENCED.

The swiudlsr Gets Twenty-Five Years In
Prisou-PoIicy Dealer Goss Fined.
NEW YORK, November 2S.-James E.
EedelI, the rell estate clerk Of the law firm
Of Shipuap, BIrlow, Lsrcque & CSoate,
who swindled his employers and their
clients out of $264, 900, of which he spent
pa,t in the policy shop Of Emerson x
G ,ss. was to-day sentenced on his plea Of
guilty to States prison for twenty-five
years aud four mcrt5s.
Philip ] Goss, one of the policy dealers,
who got $50, OOO out of Beiell, plead guilty
to fel my ~ d was fined 81 ,0Oo.
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Psn.Ions rnr we.t riruInInn..

>'.-.- I'Sg-c'! 70 ihs Rsctyaer.
"2>HINGToS, November Extensions
1''e o2en issued to Wet Ylrginiaus as
.'''">. O''g'ra, iGvalid-ElAm Dudley,
a. a. >'sH2Oo, Charles Brandon, MonndS-
,.... ,... tines Z Frame, Salt Lick Ridge;
= ". SgnGlt, Rpwelsburg; Daniel II.
u. ~ legea'e1 HdGl4OournP. Iucrea.e
r,... III "ass, Cof's; J. W. Lespsr,
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The POPE NAY LEAVE ROME.

Lso's Plans IN the Event Of Ear0Psan
War.
ROME, November 23.-Tbs Ossrrotore
Romano states that Ii 10 unable 10 either
coafirm or deny the report that the Pope
ia to leave Rome in the event Of war. II
thinks, however. that he would leave,
though resretfolly, If the Italian govern.
ment further contracted the iron circle
that confines him aud deprived him Of oil
freedom iu respect to his acts and commu-
nicstions with the Catholic world, or II hs
had reason 10 consider that Rome was no
longer q secure residence, either from
material or personal standpoint.
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Too Muoh CompetitIon In Religion.

NEW YORK, November 2S.-At this
mornings session of the Episcopal Church
Congress the topic was what principles
should govern church extension in our
country in fields already occupied by
others" The Rev. T. r Harris, D. D of
New York city spoke Of the denoraltzing
effect upon community of having num-
ber of Protestant churches, where one or
two would be amply sufficient.
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An IDIOTS Awful Deed.

RALEIGH, N. O., November 23.-Henry
Lowe, an idiot living near Hartford, n. G.,
broke into the house of Mr.. Mat Wooj,
and shot Wool dead. Woods brother
was seriously wounded and Mrs. Wood
compelled to escape from q window.
Lowe had not bean permitted % yots, and
IL threg him into a violent mania.
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rEEsIER VS.. o'CoSNoR.

The Little sculling Argument to BE Con-
tested Tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, November 23.-The boat
race between Teemer and O'COnnor for the
of America vii! probably
take pace tomorrow afternoon. The
course is three miles with turn, the start
and finish being opposite Cumberland's
boas house snd tho turn within stort dis
tsnce of the Long Bridge. The stakes are
SI DnO q SIDE
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CABLE FLASHES.

Edward Harrington has decided TO con-
test the fine Of c50O imposed on him by
the Parnell Commission.
Mr.. John Bright passed another uncom'
Portable night. He does not improve.
A farmer named Dily hsS been nur.
dered at Tralee, C,uDtJ Kerry. lie had
been shot four times.
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New Yorh's Full Electoral Vote.

ALBANY,.N. Y, November 23.-The
electoral vote in New York State, as can
yassei by the State Board of Canvasse1s,
to day, is as follows, the highest and lew
est number Of votes recsived by any cleo
tor being given: E'sCtoral-Repuellcan,
65O. 337; Democratic 635, ,965; Prohibition
30 2sl; Socialist 206s; UOion Labor 626
limited Labor electors at large :, ,66S.
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FOB DYsPEPsIA

DIR. LoExSzo WAITE, Pitts6eld, Mo-,
ssy.: From its uss for reriod ef sboat
eight weeks, 10 the sxcipsisn q al etb1
remedies, I sttnbute ths rsstNatiea 70
hsalth Of patient who WIS emaeiatsd -
the Last degrss, in eonNqssocs Of pervsus
prostrstion and dyypslsiA Thb.vsiiors
stomach vasin such AZ irritable ceedttoa
thst hs could not bssr eithsr lissA Or ss,A
food. An accomplished pbydeia. 81 m0Y
years e1paience, whom oa,ld n esncsb'
istion, progouscsd bic esss - ineoneee
one. AZ this staes decided y - hW'
ford's Acid Phosphate, which rssaleS =
ahoIe msntionsd.n
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SIIvar of Gas,

PADUCAH, XII, November 23.-While
boring for gas in Livington county, II
miles from be7e, a vein of silver ore was
struck to-day at depth of about 500 feet.
The vein is said to be about thrte feet
Sb;cl-
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INDIANAPOLIS, November 23.-The big
Cumberland campaign ball, which was an
important feature in the Republican de-
monstratioas throughout ths L 'st during
the campaign has been dismanIled and
stored away. 1. is the purpose to take 1t
In Washington at the Inauguration.
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Dempse,,s Friends are Hard to Please.

NEW YORK, November 23.-Jack Demp'
sey's friends are worked up about Charley
Mitchelrs challenge from Philadelphia to
spar the Nonpareil for $1,000 and pOr-
ton of the gate money, and if Dempsey
stands up before him for eight rounds, to
fight him TO a finish in the ring for big
stake. Trey say the spa'ring.propoeition
cannot bs entertained. They want a fight
to finish and nothing else.
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s.,a,or Morgan safe for Third Term.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 23.-
At Joint caucus of Democratic Senators
and Representatives OF the Alabama LeEiE-
lstucs to-day, United States Senator John
T. Morgan was nominated b7 acclamatlon
to be his own successor from the ith OF
March rcxt. This is his third term.
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pwnEElY'S triumph in the K. of L
Convention u complete. His own re-eleo-
tion puts the cap shsar TO the work by
which the great labor order places its
f1,ure n his hands. The Grand Master
WUkrasa hss hcen given grsa. powers.
r,sy carry with item corresponding re-
svoognlues. No.hiug less than TIL
rnphant issue from all the difficulties
va,cb low beset the X. of L. will justify
Re confidence Of his friends.
NJ. PrwDERLY has proven himself q
rsa OF extraordinary capacity. Will he
7-5ys e. rIual to the new task he has set
r.-ss ..
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N'' Jay Gould slowly sinking.

u '-" 'oEH, November - Speaking Of
- y. Jay "'lld's condition this morning,
, n,h.I"lO, th7 attending physic su,
Dr,a, a peTc'p10le change hiss taken
S,s..l- u ".T c1Ed'tiOn since yesterday.
.,,y,Ip.lI p.aI a ? OF night aud is gradually
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Fatal Collision on the Ohio River Road


,s-cr 70 .tC EsgigsT.
rs. 1853. b., ., November % John
! p aood resident o. this place, was
'al over by aB. Il 4, G. construction train
81. evening" while crossing . trestle, he
-'. Gee Lex cat eff, and was knocked TO
l' ground, distance Of - feet. Hs died
J. S'oaI IEo bOurS afteTwsrl He was q
over and has nc re'a ions in this pMt
@. TIE country.
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Important to Those Who Suffer from Kid
ney Trouble

After suffering several years with Kid
ney Trouble, / was recommended by my
druggist to Try the genuine Black Gin, 50
| concluded 10 t:y it, and after using three
bottles recsivsd great relief, and would
recommend it to all who are likewise sf
flicted. Respectfully.
F.N. ALBRBIGHT, Mt. olivor, Pc.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.

rny Democratic psrty is prepared 10
,ns last resort, ilnecSsny to prevent
xto have banded themselves together
La, a. honest election, from prCGting
", ire results OF tSeir unlawful alliance.
,,,,larrr of gUss fraud can be obtained in
,.rIv every county of the State. In two
tics g, least the violation OF law has
-, ., cp,n sDd shameless that it is .
ter cf common knowledge. In these
,,,,is, heavy gains for Republican can>
- are reported. The character Of the
.r.,,, WEES cast leaves roae to question
-, ,-ofytsd by them. The repeatsrs
r.-. driven to the polls and voted in
a,,ss Their operations were disgrace
20 the S.aic, and yet the votes of these
men are relied upon to makea Governor.
The law OF this commonwealth pro-
eide, = court, ia which the legality of is
.Is,.ioas shall he pasgel upon. II reces-
AR, the Democrats will cary the count
,,srs gsd then it will be determined
w5sts,r bCuest voters or imported re peat
ers sre to rale.
Dsuocracv is ready. It the Republican
n,rl ,er-, force this contest, they can have
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BROKEN UP.

HsrrIson's Plan to Visit the East Dlsar-
ranged, but How?
WASHINGTON, November 23.-The Rev
DR.. Scott, father.in law Of the Pre'ident-
elect. sid to-day that there was q strong
prob ability that Mr.. and Mrs, Harrison
would not pay the visit 10 Washington
which they had almost determined upon
short time ago. Something had sppareot'
" occurred 10 change their plans, and the
cbancss were they would not make Their
appearance here until the time OF the In
auRuration.
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The public srs advised to give the go-by
10 articles claimed TO possess the sane
a1sliti,s a., or are proflee1 install Of
sOZODONT. That ircomparsble pres'r.
yatiys and Ie5torer CT the t'etb, is like
itself, and nothing else. Purchase that
alone.
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PIttsburg Out OF Natural Gas.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, November 23.-The
breaking of a natural gas main at Murrsys-
vile, Pa, this morning, caused totsl sus-
pension of work in the mills and factories
IN tire South Side.
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DISASTROUS CUTS.

Weak Western Roads Demoralized by the
East Bound Rates.
CHICAGO, November 23.-Eforts are be-
ing made to bring about meeting Of the
general officers Of the roads in the Central
Traffic Association to devise means and
measures for stopping the existing demor:
alization in east bound fre;gh. rates and
to advance rates. The present situation is
having disastrous effect upon the weaker
roads Several of the mana ers have join
ed in a call for O me ing to be held in this
city Fridsy, November 30, to make an et-
fort 90 restore all lst bound freight rates.
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LONDON, Novembsr 23.-lt ID announced
that Messrs. John O'Oonnor Sheehan,
Mai. C,ndon, Patrick 0'Brisn and Tan
ner all members Of the Irish Nationalist
party in the House Of Commons, will b
prosecuted for intimi iatiDg renters oi
eyicted FARMS
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POLICE TESTIMONY.

The Times" Bolstsrs Up It's Case With
Old Stories OF Crime.
LONDON, November 23.-At the sitting
of the PArnell Commission, Inspector Of
Police Huggins testified concerning out
RACES at Castle Island, county Kerry.
Sir Charles Russell objected 10 the wit
ness giving evidence, regarding matters
beyond his personal krowledg. Presid-
ing Justice Hannen said be admitted 70.
ports made by the polics at times Tor what
tbey were worth. Witpe's resuming,
quoted from statistics, which showed that
from Move nber, 1882, to September, 1854,
1850 outrages were committed. On crcs.
examination witness said he believed that
farmers Sons initiated outrsges In order 70
eyade the payment Of rent.
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Savberry Acc.pts for few Months.

CHICAGO, November 23.-Gen. Walter
C. Nswbsrry has decided to accept the Of
fee of postmaster of Chicago, teniered
him by President Cleveland a couple ct
months ago, and says he will take p:s-
session on December lst.
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Lis noU,cl tha. . Democratic admin
is.aH00. even in the waning days of
vcusr, lUds time to attend to the claims
O. isseryi0g veterans. Another gOodly
ntuhe, Of pensions for West Virginisns is
-l-H.E IN this mo.niug.s issue.
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TIA gsuisl and able disciple Of An
,AylAs. Mr.. FRED MU>SEY, Of the Gin
aaati rgHm,rriGi Gu-sR,, is 10 town and
vi, u'r,blte his mite toward the dam
nation OF West VirIuia's reputation
sI,.l1
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Achss and pains sll yield to the pain-kil-
ling qualities Of Salvation Oil. Price 25 cts
Eminent men-Edison, discovsrer Of tele-
phones and DR.. Bull of Cough Syrup fame.
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=" Tue to E-a dltoheIrs Murderer,

'' ago. November 23.-A teIyy iron
poker has been found in a vacant lot
d. .ay' near where Iva Mitchell was mur-
in ~, tla the same kind Of q poker used
J, - cS - u u'guaG J station. Police believe
was r.',. rS iIas'rumelt with which the girl
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The Canadian Pacific Into Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 23.-The Erening
Journal 10 q later e1ition will say: "Thc
report that the Canadian Pacific Railroad
has made arrangements to run trains into
Chicago is corrobo -ated by J. Fraucis Lee,
the comme rcial agent of the company in
this city
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VII Judge RUCEER and Senator
Tvnw.RN light? Tne blood-thirS,y pa
ny .reliminaries, it must be confessed 60
10; LOOK like it. Perhaps Judge RCCEER
s1ould soak his held 10 sons rice cool
mir
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kershaw's Ca.a,nCor-,

=, AGO. November % The suit of
c7t e, v',Sl ,S 1rs Of G. J. Kershaw. growing
Z, Soc'. 'ls wheat ded Of Juns, 1851, came
'''o'e Judge Greaham Yesterday.