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The white House Msnagsr.s.

Detro'J IrIDHuo
Telegraph c dsuatches inform that Mrs.
Clevrlands fawn has arrived safely at Washing
ton and FIR the present will he dotnieiled in the
grounds bac OF the White House. Also that
when the gentle springtime comes her fawn
and her Jersey will take up their residence
at Oak View Her dog Hector is we'll No
deas him. the ca begins TO shed her fur
this year a little earlier than usual, but the
doctor thinks ii is not necessarily an ominous
sign. Let US hope for the best.
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also puts an end to an unpleasant medical
wrangle The circumstances seem to promise
q scandal of the same character and even ex-
ceeding the proportions of that in the Garfield
case; but if the physicians at San Reno wisely
remain harmonious, or disagree only In private,
repetition of that disgraceful professional
war will be averted
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i've years.

TIE failure of the Mississippi State Senate
to appropriate So 600 for monument to
confederate soldiers indicates painful lack
Of loyalty to the lost cause. Considering the
strength Of the ex-confederate element in
Congress this failure Of Mississippi statesmen
TO ''enthuse," with the portrait of JEFF Davis
and rebel flags in full sight. is the more
-.nn.~Joki.
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THE louisville Gas Company and the Legis-
1ature have agreed on a compromise measure,
granting thirty years charter and fixing the
maximum price at $l.35, with 5 cents of for
prompt payment The price is subject to
zeadjustment by board of arbitrators every
Ava vaara
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PhiIadeIphfa Press.
Meat-axe Mills has formally declared war
against Mr.. Randall Well, other free traders
have done heretofore, and where are theyl
Ask of the winds, whose company they keep
the merry. yociferous winds which brought
fhem IN as logs and swept them ont sawdust-
Uncle Randafl's mill is still doing business
as the old stand
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burned to-day. The buildings cost S2J, 900. It
was nsured. The fine library, however. and
other school property. also tine effects or the
students, were destroyed and were not insured.
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slaterlv Consldera,ion.

Omaha World
Miss Rose Cleveland has ready volume OF
poems. hnt those who best know bs.s kindness
Of heart believe that she will hold them back
until alter election
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THE formal announcement OF an agreement
among the Crown Princes physicians as to
the nature Of mis- malady ii not only tri-
umph and yindicstion for d.. Mackenzie but
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..Boom Issues. of Newspapers.

Nebraska State Journal.
Boom issues which contain lot of llustra-
tons that look ike brands on Texas cattle to-
gether with great quantity of far-fetched
chestnut bells
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The statement was made by the friends of
the Harvard professor who committed suicide
few days ago, that he had broken down from
overwork, but further lieht thrown the mat
ter shows that while there was close mental APP
plication there also an entire neglect of
physical exercise. There is a great deal of talk
about the dangers of ogerwork in an intellectual
way, but mental exertion is seldom injurious,
and never fatal. if the physical welfare is prop
erly considered at the same time. The people
who wear themselves out from study alone are
few and far between.
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TRANscENDENTAL philosophy and a vegetable
diet did not lift the late A. Bronson Alcott
above the vanities of this worldly life else he
had not concealed the ienoble name ''Amos"
under deceptive initial, but had boldly written
it out in serene superiority to all fashions of
nomenclature.
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A PHILADELPHIAN has had lesson which
will probably be worth more tn him than all he
has learned in hich-schooT. He was high
school student and was in the graduating class,
but owing to misbehavior refused a di-
ploma. On commencement. however. he made
q written apology to the professor whom he had
offended, and was permitted to take his place in
the class with the others and receive his sheep
ska. Since then he has written letter to the
teacher, Withdrawing his apology and saying it
WAS made for mere policys sake" The smart
youth had evidently not reflected that it was
possible for the other side 10 rescind their action
also; but since the school hoard has ordered his
stricken from the official list and has made
him ineligible to the second degree. the great
truth has doubtless dawned npon him that hon
esty and not treachery is the best policy.
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DETROIT. Mich, March The Union -four
ing mills. owned by Faxon, Williams & Faxon,
were partially destroyed by fire 10 night. Loss,
S3l. 600; fully insured.
HoILY SrRrSes. Miss. March 7.-Rnsh Uni
veraity. for eolored stndenta Of both sexes. was
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One of the Iiesnlss.

Eorristown Herald.
a naper n New York has changed from =
political journal to a religions weekIv. 1t will
now leave the credits OF. OF It's clipped para
graphs Of humor
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THE preliminary proceedings in the Tilden con-
tested will case discloses the fact that the de-
ceased sage's estate is valued at over Ave mil
lion dollars. A few years hence, when litigation
is ended and the lawyers have secured their fees,
the amount will be less bv several figures.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Can be found At the following places:
LoNDoN-American Exchange in Europe 449
Strand
PARIs-Amsricsn Exchange in Paris S5 Boulevard
des Capucines.
NEW YORK -Gilsey House and Windsor Hotels.
cHICAGo-Pal1ner House.
CEoINNATI-J. P. HawIey 8 Co., 154 Vine street.
LoUIsvIBLE-C. T. Deering northwest corner
Third aud Jefferson streets
ST LoUIs-Union News Company. Union Depot
and Southern Hotel
WASHINGTON. D. C-Riggs House and Ebbitt
~ House.
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From Wednesdays Daily. .
0ALMAGUNDI.

The weather continues extremely
cold, the Thermometers ts'l.ng to IL
d. grces below zero. or Liver. every
night.
The execution Of One-Armcd Jim
tir. Indian who HID Andrew Kiuue.
gar, Is oct for the 18th iust. at Winnie
uiuccn. ..-
w.. Wines and wife arrived last
evening from the Duck Valley Indir. Ii
Reservation. where they spent tie
greater part Of last year, aud left to-day
for their home in San francisco.
Miss Sadie Wright, Who hss bccn ell
z ,ged to- teach the Little Lake school,
came in irom Sonth Fork yesteriay and
will 20 up to Toano to morrow. Her
school will open next Monday.
Chicngo Inter cenu:-If there in
ever II good time for II STRIKE. it i. not
wen snow savers the rnrlh AMI zero
hlizz ,rds ate blowing over empty flour
barrels AMI small piles Of conl.
Ben Fitch. mine li1t Of this Bulls
Head Hotel. came down from Wells
yesterday afternoon. He IL looking
vii. serms 10 hG ut pe-ce with himself
au,l NIL mnnknul nn;l reports the Bulls
H.nl ns doing n f,ii In .iness not~ilh-
standing the extreme col weather.
II you want to ell anything, il you
unnt to buy anything and don't know
where to find it. il you want TO find
anything that you have Loaf OIL il you
want III owner for anything y"n have
fnund. advrrtis. your "wnntt" in the
I.DEr:SDgST. for everybody reads it.
The social dance IN the dining room
OF the Gem Hotel last night was largely
attended. the muSi: by Mr.. lIoskinS
and Mrs. Burrows WAS first class. mn it
rlSnys is. the occasion WAS II very en-
joynbi- uur for nl who participated ard
the festivities were kept up until about
midnight.
Tie siI-tuue music box with drum nc
compartments. and II pair Of inc fur
gloves were rallied off At thu Bal Rock
Snl ION lnst night. g. +. Harvey Won
the muSic box for his partner on the
highest throw. II. and Al Mes IL. al
WE'LL. took tho 81 ives on the lOwsnt
throw, -.
IL il said that Pnruui. who aas tarred
md truthrred. (rrrcred FOR tue want
OF f,nther,. at EIrrka las; week will
prosecute all wl,0 were engaged III the
outrage, nul ii great sens"ti"n In prom
i~rd when their names nrc III Id= public.
Further Developments are awaited with
inierrst.
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~Inl,uman Treatment.

Last Tuesday night y dozen men at
Eureka took IL butcher named Phil
Paroni from his house, stripped him to
tue waist, ,urnr,d his body with tar,
and ordered him to lruvc AMI never re-
tu,n ua.der PENALTY of death. The
miserable wretch walked tn Diamond
Station. twelve miles through tue snow.
with 40 Oiher protection from tho cold
than that MI" rdrd.b the cOnt Of tar.
The Cffcu.r n lrgrd to have been rom.
miitcd by Paroni Mas criu,inzlIy M.
sauiting n girl Of Is years como ton
months ago. and for uhich he WRs re.
Gently tried and acquitted by a jury.
paroni hrs returned 10 Eureka. aud ~
hc recognized the participants in the
oulrag arrrsts will foil Nv.
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From Mondays Daily
kALMAGIiNDI

Mrs. O'N-il. her daRsht-r. Alice. AMI
her three sou, came down irUn Wells
yesterday
Thrr. will 70 n s1cirl dance At the
Grro t" morrow night. everybody Is
cordially Invita- 70 utt.ul.
Hon. L. Il. B'g-low aIfi"rd yesterday
from Reno fIr TIA. purpose Of hoidins u
SESSION oi tlie Distr.& Cont, cour-
mencint; to dag.
d Y. ~L..huSpn, 81 Star Valley. and
o Il {. F,irch II. o. tn. Tu-carora
Times Rryirv, gave the iNpEPzSDE 7 a
friendly call to day.
llr. md Mr.. !. l.. H%oneyman. ii II
CoryclI and Miss Il tie lIoncymnn and
Mr.. nui Mrs. Alex. Musser came down
from ", lis yesterday.
o. l.. g. F%nirrhiId. Of the Times
Review, came down from TnscaroEn by
stage yesterday foc til rurp"sr of scry-
ing his country 40 II Granl Jurymnn.
l.. VI BI"m. who recently sufr red n
revere loss Of property hy the lire rt
l'nl's.ie. has opened III" Pa i>ade Iio,ci
{ I'd deserves u lih-r.l patronage FROM
III" Uhlic bu;a on account Of his pee
"T!inr h'ursS i0r c~oniurt!us i first cln,S
hntrl MT IN rnr Liberation of lis rerc,it
heavy | .1s. Sc la, advertisement rlIe-
vHctn ia this i~,si.r.
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6noWcd In.

Yesterday q carrier came down from
Glenbrook oil snow shoos AMI Brought
tho news TINT KeySar ia showed up iY
Glen6rook nlong with eight horses. and
that Tho snow on tho Summit il now
eight feet deep. and tho snow still fall.
ing. As soon rs the storm il over, a
force Of men will DO put OH the rond IA
shovel Though. To-day tho carrier
viii cndeavor to mnks tn. return trip
lAppenl.
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A member Of tho Grand Jury, 4
wealthy raucher OF Ruby Valley. WIN
is NO, given to indulgence in tho foS-
ing bowl. met with mn incident tins
week which had n fortunate termination.
On going to bed ut the Drpu Hotel
Monday night he threw his coat i'll the
Grenst pocket OF Sh eli WAN his pocket
book containing n large amount 81
money. $4,000 our reporter Nays. bit
this is probably IN eInrgcrntiun,) OH
the bed and on arising next morning
failed to notice TINT Naid pocket. book
was "out Of pocket" Having no 90
cAsion to nso money hu neVcr mirhsJ
his treasure until yesterday, and then
felt no uucnsincss about it supposing
that u chamberm.id had found it aud
delivered to tho proprictorS. On learn
ing that such was not tho case he rs-
paired TO his room aud n Eearch re-
venled Tho missing wealth tucked he
tween the side rail Of ths bed md tho
mattress where it had remained undis-
turbed for three days, the bed having
been occupied the two intervening
nights by other parties. 1t was lucky
that our Ruby Valley friend recovered
tho missing book intact. and hs will
probably be n little moro careful OF h.s
wealth hereafter.
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s'soT.. Saturdays Daily.
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wells small PoI.

The fl ewing from our Wells cores.
punient with reference 10 the recent
s!nnli pox scare Will srt nj rest all fears
Ss to tho probability of n spread Of the
c~omtngiou. A noir received yesterday
says:
"A report is current that this comnIu
nifty has a case Of small prr. Upnn in
vc,tiSation VIC find a young man laid
up with Il severe case Oi Eureka fever.
which ragged this community last Sum.
mcr. His case is nu aggravated on
nccoun of catching coll. having eI-
posed himscl! by being ont on one of
the GO-degrce-beIow.zer nights We have
had Lately. lie IN cuuNnl .scing now.
however. and there il no danger OF any
further spread Of the disease. II Elko.
ties are ordinarily cautious they will not
get il. aud there is no occasion for their
'ievcrish cIcitcmcut.'
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TrnnAfnKrcd.

@. IL. F%Nirchild, who during tho past
year hns served M agent Tor tho South
ern Pacific Company Mt this station.
having been transit, rrcl to Mojivr, Cali.
%fornin, Loft to-day for his new iirli OF
operations accompanied 10y the good
wishes of n host OF friends among whonr
lac hal made himself popular during
liia s0jruru nm"rgIt W. The ~I.pErEs,
pHSr Wishes him health. happiness aud
success in the tropical climate ofSoutl,
ern California.
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Our toxin VAS thrown into q fcyrriSh
excitement yesterday ~ the rcpor: that
n : nnlI PIX patient NJ Wells wpill he
brought dIwn here on the train TO nrriyc
IN the n~ftcrunnn. 5 dispatch indicating
something ~ the kind WAS received Ivy
Comtni,si,nrr Bradley. who immcdi,tc-
~ 'cl'grnph"d tina; ms there is no prcra.
rntiouI here for the accommodation OF
anyone afflicted with II coutagious dis
ease the patient should be he'll ut Wei,
until ia , pest house cDuli be placed IN
ir"pcr condition for his reception. 10
Gardner was cnJlDyri to make the
nee s'hry repairs 10 the house ~ that
it will he in proper condition ia case 1t
should b" ncc;l-l. II is briirvcd, how
ever, that tue wells patient has mcarlcs
instead Of smril pox. but even i'll that
case due prc'lTtiouI will u, made to
avoid spreading th" c"ntaSion Rmors
nur prnl J.. aud no III 'rm need be- irlt
on account 81 the runOr which was 40
mp lily spread yestrrity.
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DEpor ~HoTEL-Clurk 4 Green Prnprie-
kUra.

d Z Hooten & wife, ] II Snnguintt
Mound; Randall. Ed Keith. w
Helth. Ruby; J L Wines. Eur.ka; g J
Pullmsn. W ] Wines 4 wife, S F; Bon
Harris. Huntingdon; Jucob Conrad. y
Dakin. Lnmo'lls.
Geo Williamson. bullion; l. A Lyon,
Michigan; A Richardson. Miss nv
Gothwait, s F; A Fnrusworth. @ Is
Wisemnn, " II Courtney. Pins Valley;
DR. Il b Keeier Il wife. 'Thos Foster,
Cn'lin; Miss Fannie Mayer. Mrs Re
becca Ca'upb II. Fl II 'ilsck: Miss Alinn
Anderson. Chns Adams. Mound; MITE
Phillips. R-ub Norton. Frnnk Chaguon,
Mrs Cochran. ~Inscarora; J WIlNerson.
Chicago; j II Hay ward, 1Inilcck; J Is
Wilmington, White Pine; } L Honey
man & wife. Miss Katie Honeymnn. +
ii Mason. 4 wiseuinn. II II Cor, ell.
Wells: Thos O'Conu-r. l T. Wu, lvsrtou..
Ruby NHll-y; Lsnfnit. p lisnd,;
John Crosser, Star VALLEY; w J May.
Cal.
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Sheriff AtwcII,s Ronrdcrs.

The Sheriff is now entertaining nine
guests at the County Hotel under tho
Toll wing charges: Hugh Knrnnhnn,
j. w. Owens and Geo. W. Lewis for
murder; Il. X. Price, Thomas Butler
and james Sheridan foe misdrmeancr;
Ed Miller and james O'NeiI for granl
larceny, aud T.. S. Kcndrick charged
with assault with intent TO kill.
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Tho ErCnt 'Eclrlrnnr.

Tho great crown g'nss was inserted / IN
ihr lick telescope, on Mount Hamilton
ind Saturday night. and tic instrument
IL now I"ndy for Astronomical purposes.
This work of eleven yrnrs IL nImos,
& ishCh. aud all Ia l. now remain. 10
pritcct the tcic~copu i, 10 arrange tho
photographic lens, which IL nm im.
inri'ac 81 asa disk. Owing to tho in
cIEhency of the weather Saturday aud
@nndry niglts the instrument could not
j." msri, M tho sky was ovcrcloulcd.
md not lar WAS visiblr.-lS. T..
Post.
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COUNTY PRINTING.

H"IICE ~ HEnEhS GIVEN THAT HiDH
" are now open Tor the printing Of EIin
County for the term cf one year commencing
February l., tSS'. aud ending February [, ISsy.
Said rtInting - include eyer, ,i,ittg paid for
out III County Funds. publishing Of Proceed.
inss of board Of UuiniuisSlnucrs, p~tintips IA,
liSi. advertising. official blanks single. lotto,
beads etc uId' must Ii" died In my omea
Gofosc I'll" 9TH day Of February. ICES.
Z. II. wtSEMAS.
TX ofic!o Clerk OF Heard Of County
Commissioners III aud for The cuut,
" OF Eika,
Rlko. Nov. Jan, 4. iKSa.
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ConsilrrnllH excitement was created
IN town Saturday ovcniug hy n telegram
nom We'll announcing TINT il was re
ported that Tom Short had been killed
a. his own house IN Ruby Valley by n
man by the name Of Sruilh. Wiliinm
Myers. who resides near Mr.. Short. ar
rived yesterday m reports the whole
story n cHnrd. VI are pleased TO
] arm that Tom Is yet on top aud seem
ingly IN no immediate danger Of tc
ccivIng n Gni discharge from this
mnnanmc sphere.
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The Cold Wave,

Tho cold unve, which unexpectedly
swept over Nevada last Friday night
md caused tho mercury to drop 50 dc
grrcs in = few hou,s. wns utmost un-
prccchcnted in iIs severity in this Al,
al Nevada Though there WAS ne vii d
the coid wns ihtrhsc. III mcrcury being
about - degrees beiu~ zero in Central
aud Western Nevada. AM much lower
in tho extreme eastern pnrr Of the State.
AZ Truck"r, 81 the eastern slope Of the
Sierra Nevada, il ~As - drgrc,s blow
zer", ut Ken" n d'eirr or two higher.
Mt WInnemucc, %. and al Battle Moan.
tain and Cn,lin several degrees lower.
-tSilvcr Sintc.
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a Lesson Ira Geography.

Teacher to hoy who had to be correct.
I'D freIuently-Can't you tell mo whcro
tho Bluo lidsc is?
Boy rubbing his shoulder but
| can tell you where the blnck nnl bIuu
ridge is. lie istrcated more ridgorou.ly
thnn ever.--t Texas Siiiinga.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GU !Iorn-Rartl.,t s oat,sicLsr,

RFOptlet'Ip #Nl#.s MI al
Judson Dakin. Miss Matte D,kin,
Mn Abel B,u. Linn. iI.S wm Peters.
oiiro; James Conners. C,.ifointa; q v
clayton. Mound; Nate Philips. 1'u,rnl
rora; Hi Stukier. Builion; JB ;u,h,
Wills; Mics sadie Wright. Reno.
...uis Sirir:vslh, Henry Rivrs, Eure
hi; Geo Duncan, v NJ Nelson. s G M"-
1ingo, John Burns, II d Lanhnm. . ].
G Fairchitd, James Adams. Tuscarnra;
A d Garden. Ed Od-ll. J T MrDermott,
LamoilIe; Geo A Grant. Bullion; n
Hodge. Audy lsuser, l. Rheinstrom, i
F; II V Mitchell. II II Ccryrll. II
Gleason, Alex Ausser Il vile, ", lis; Al
Nelson, L L Bradley. John Mckee.
Derth: I Erickson. South Fork; G II
Roland. Warm Geek; Z Al Baum. pal.
isade; Sels Oud. Kirk. M"und.
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Tho Public Debt.

A Washington dispatch OF tho Ord.
says: The following is u tecapitula,ion
II tho dcbt s.atrm.ut ismel to-day (:
Interest bearing dobi. rrin ipal, $l.Oil,.
7Gl,7i2; inter 81 $ia,pOl,S sol; total,
$l.H52,7 G3,5ia.
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The Highest i Smcrstn.l Tcnks.

"Thc highest mountain in America
mnst now bo change | from Mount st.
Tlins TO Noun Wrnnglc. n title to tho
moth. Several OF these mountains
have been newly mcasurcJ. Mount
Hood. ''ruuglly" estimated at 10, 900
icet. then "ciosnly" Mt 10000. VAS
brought DOM by trinngulntion to 49,
"oo: M aucioid barometer made il r.
ooo. aud n mcrcutinl barometer iI,2Jj.
honnt et Elias. rsti,n ltcd by D'Enlot
{" he i2.G72 feet. IL ,rinnguiatrd ny Mr.
liakcr Ia 1860. 1t now appears tina.
Mount Wrnplc, lying To the north.
,isca ~. 400 feet above Copper river.
which is in turn 1000 feet sbovo tho
~" nt TINT point. II this holds true,
Mount Wrnngic il Mt I'ns. I.OO0 feet
iign,s than any otucr peak IN North
hmclirn. II iica within the United
Stntca Boundary.
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THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Published every Sunday. sud cent 10 any ~
de- rpn-taSr psIi). al IA. following v,t"s.
payable iu .J'Hr.-:
th" H"h.. - M
tpN iHoH 'i'---. --..-~s.ss- = ~
For any period mmd'r ,ix months. Fr!ty
C>ntS per aonSl.
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grandfather IrisIno.

A New York dispatch OF the 18th in.
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