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A DESPERATE KILLED.
A Man IdSn.iHed Win Many Famous Crimsl
IL Killed In a BAr.ROom Row.


ORtcAao, Jan. 1e.-A dispatch from
Ohurch's Ferry, OAK, says: Neal Nc.
Keague, we'll known in Chicago, was shot
and instantly killed last night by F. A.
HillermRn, q saloon.kseper. McKesgue
has had bad name since his arrival here.
Trouble originated at game Of cards yes
tsrday between Hillerman and McKeague.
The former caught the latter cheating and
openly denounced him as thief. Nc.
Keague said nothing Tor time, but hsb.
itues Of the saloon believed that he would
seek revenge when better prepared.
Last night MCKeague entered Hitler.
mans saloon, and after awsggering around
for some time attempted to pull the bar
over. Hillermsn at once blew the top OF
bis head of with shot gun. MCKeague
had q checkered career. he came here
three years ago from the Canadian peni-
tentiary, where he was incarcerated for
an attempt ct 8 criminal assault. Four
years ago he owned q meat market at
Winnetka, suburb OF Chicago, and was
charged with the murder Of an old couple |
named Wilson, but was acquitted. He |
leaves vile 10 whom he has been mar
ried year.
Neal NcKeagub's story in the criminal !
annals OF Chicago will be well remember
ed. The morning Of Wednesday, January |
IL, 1884, the Wilson's, an aged and WELL
of couple, liviag In Winnetka, were
found murdered in their homes. Nc
Keague was butcher doing business in
the little town, and when Miss Dwyer, q
frequent visitor at the Wilson's, alarmed
the neiahbors by announcing that she had
been unable to gain admittance to the
house, and peering in through the blinda
bad seen old man Wilson lying on the
door, McKeague was one OF the first
70 respond. The old man had been
Ihot and his invalid wife had been
IhoGkinRly beaten by fire tongs while aick
n her bed. In the course Of a few days
was suspected and finally ar.
'egted. circumstances were strongly
Igainst him, and although he was finally
acquitted in the criminal court he was By
10 means fully acquitted in the public
mind. The mystery surrounding the
Winnetka murder hRs:never been solved
md most Of those familiar with much de-
ails think 1t never will be solved, now
hat Neal McKeRgua Ia dead,
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NORTH CAROLINA DOUBTFUL.
Party DlsseuSionS likely to Defeat til,
Democracy In tho State.

Party DlSssuSionS likely to Defeat the
Democracy In tho State.
RALEIGH, N. O., Jan. 15.-Iti is conceded
that tho political fight in this State will
be hotly contested one. Divisions in
the Democratic ranks are likely to defeat
the party. It is feared in some
quarters that the friends Of both
Senator Ransom snd Ex-Governor Jarvis
will attempt to control the county con-
yention and secure the nomination OF
pledged men to the Legislature. The slate
which has been fixed up is to nominate
Ex-Governor Jarvis for Governor and Col.
Thomas NJ. Holt for Lieutanant Governor.
Jarvis is then to be elected to the Senate
and Holt to succeed as Governor. Senator
Ransom has not been consulted about this
arrangement.
The contest between Ransom and Jarvis,
II 1t fully develops will cut deep, es politi.
cal campaigns in this State are never mild
hammered. The Farmers Alliance has
now strong footing all through the State,
and some Of the leaders are urging their
iollowera to throw overheard the political
hacks and put honest farmers In place.
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DEMoonArs FOR pnorEor1oN.
The Randall Club RsOrgnnizsd in Ali
bAma's Industrial Centre.

The Randall Club Reorganizsd In Ala
bamR's Industrial Centre.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Jan. l5.-An onthu-
siaOtic meeting was held by prominent
Democrats here last evening for the pur-
pose OF recognizing the Randall Club,
which in 1884 had membsrahtp OF 1000
In this county. Several strong protection
speeches were made, and Il was the ssnti-
ment Of the meeting that tho prosperity
Of the mineral region OF the South de.
pended on the doctrines and ideaS adyo-
Gated by Mr.. Randall. A committee was
appointed to draw up plRns Tor reorganl:
zstion.
It 10 expected that other clubs Of Pro.
lection Democrats will be organized in the
leading cities Of Alsbams, Georgia and
Tennessee.
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DETRoiT, Jan. l5.-WashtenSw county
last spring have $50 majority asaiust the
prohibition amendment, but 80 many OF
the saloons have violated the present
liquor law that the citizens began cirCu.
lsting local option petitions to determine
by q general county election whether
Washtenaw should have prohibition OF
high license. Many Prohibttionists took
blanks for signatures 10 church With them,
and in every other pogSible way worked
the whole field. The liquor men laughed
at the idea that enough signatures could
be secured, but to-day the necessary
numbsF was obtained and an election will
therefore be hald.
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TrnInn AGAIN RnnnInr.

ST.. PAUL, Jan. 15-The Manitoba and
Northern Pacific roads sent out their regu-
lar trains on their main lines tonight.
Manitoba officials report their line clear to
the boundary, and the Northern Pacific Ia
open to beyond the Missouri river.
The snow 10 60 badly banked up in
the cuts, however, that any more wind
might cause 9 renewed blockade. The
Minnesota & Northwestern train from
Chicago arrived to-day after being four
days on the road. The passengers report
that their wants were admirably provided
for by the officials Of the road.
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A sunday Prise Fight.

scoTTDALE, Pa, Jan, l5.-A bare.
knuckle prise tiEht took place near Con.
nellsville at daylight this morning be-
tween James Melton alias Jem Smith, Of
New York, and Michael Z 0'MRllory, OF
youngstown, Ohio. Melton had the best
Of the tight from the start, and In the four.
teenth round knocked his opponent ont.
The mill was for the gate receipts, and
was witnessed by about 200 petaona. Both
men were badly punished.
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Tho ApnrehIstI godieI.

CHICAGO, Jan. 15,-The proposition to
oremste the bodies OF the dead Anarchists
was practically shelved at the meeting OF
the defense committee to-day. Dr.. Ernest
Schmidt reported to tho meeting that the
CremRtory directors would not insist on
inserting In tho deed the restrictions
against the denominations and unRp.
proved monument inscriptions unless the
Anarchists friends insisted upon having
the monumant EemiLted.
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CAUGHT BY A LETTER.
\ Cleveland Woman Arrested for Wrong
falIy Using the Malls.


CLEVELAND, Jan. l5.-Linnie Feritt, q
comely young woman living on Miles
avenue, this city, was arrested by Post
sfice Detective Close yesterday, for wrong
fully using the mails. For two years past
the girl, who Is unmarried and OF good
family, has been sending anonymous let
teru signed "Amen," "Your Friend" and
zone of the Boys" to wives and husbands
Of her acquaintance, telling the wives Of
alleged intidelity on the part of their hus.
bands, and husbands OF immoral houses,
at which, by patient watching, they could
fnd their wives.
The decoy letter trap caught the girl,
and she confessed to writing the ten let
ters in the possession Of the authorities.
She sesms sane, and regards the trouble
she has caused as joke.
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A wlD.gYxD report has it that the
p,e,j1sn. aud Gorman are out. The rea-
,oo Of the break Is gaid 10 be that the
p,.sideDl is no. doing tho fair thing by
G,rnsns friends. Does the Maryland
b,s, want the earth and the fullness
thereof? Tho President has been almost a
,I,ye 10 German, and this is bis reward.
Yprher aage reflections await the con-
arnGliou Of the report. ...
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THERE should be- u liberal reward for the
,sss,sinp Of Policeman Glenn, and no
sSor! should be spared 10 catch them, 1t
Gbouli be we'll understood that it iB dan
peyoas thing to murders Wheeling police.
mao, and 30 il will bs il the hsngmsn be
giysn chance to play hir part. The
policemen are supposed to be the guard
i.ua Of the people, and the people should
be the cas.darg OF the policemen.
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a MoNsrER ENGINE.
Something About the Size of tho Largo
Passenger Engine Ever Built,


Passenger Engine Ever Built.
Schenectady, N. Y, Jan. 15.--The lar
gest passenger engine ever constructed is
now being built in the Schenectady Loco
motive Works for the Michigan Central
Railroad, and is calculsted for express and
passenger purposes. It is almost COM
pletsd, and will be sent out in few days.
1t is 1O.wheel engine, having three pairs
Of coupled drivingwhesls and a 4-wheel-
ed truck. The drivers are 6S inches in
diameter. The cylinders are l9 inches In
diameter, with 24.inch stroke.
The boilor, which Is OF Otis steel, is 5S
inches in diameter and has l47 2.inch
aemi.steel fues. The FIRE box ia Sieet
long by 42t inches vide, and, like many
recently built, is placed above the frames,
which'gives increased width. The tank
is carried on 2 4.wheel channel iron trucks.
The capacity OF the tank is $500 gallons
and the tender hss capacity OF s tons Of
coal.
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Guilty Of oowardios.

DUBLIN, Jan. 15.-As q result Of the of
icial inquiry in the case Of the chip
Alfred D. Snow, which was recently lost
off Waterford with all her crew, the cox
swain Of the life boat has been pronounced
guilty OF cowardice in refusing to launch
bis boat and make an attempt to
save the ships crew. At the time Of the
wreck the coxswain resigned his Office
rather than launch the life boat, as the
ship'a crew were then actually drowning.
The Court Of Inquiry holds that the crew
could have undoubtedly been saved II the
life boat had been launched.
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AS0cAlst Uprising sOiSiug Re.
csuith In the south.

ASoclAlIst Uprising -BOiSiug Re.
csuith In the south.
CHICAGO, Jan, l5.-A special from Chat
aHooSi, Tenn, eays man named Bar.
aeau, tom Fl. Wayne, Ind, is in tho city
Dset Socialist recrulta to 20 to Chicago.
as has succeeded in enllsting ten men,
xSlo, 1t Is alleged, have been furnished by
NY W. Socialist clpbs OF Chicago with railroad
sssttis aud $40 in cAah TO go to that city.
u ,SSAl9eSu claims to have been present at
y. se naymsrket riot, and Gays the Chicago
SSSla;lss ale adding TO their numbers In
'sSg;nl!s !Fom all over the country.
ne leaves Tor Birmingham TO- day, where
- eHpeetS to obtSin twenty or thirty new
TG; TTsG; He saya that Lhero will be terri
tSoS ~ SoIls!lst uprising In Chicago In lesI
~Aa ninety days.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. l5.-Dispstches from a
dozen places in Northern Texas says the
blizzard reached that part Of the State yes.
terday afternoon, and that the mercury
fell from 40 to 90 degrees, reaching almost
to zero at Bomo points. A high wind pre-,
vailed and Gleet aud snow fell in an I'M.
precedented manner. Advices from the
Panhandle say the mercury fell to 2 de-
Rrees above zero, and that cattle were
drifting before the storm and suffering.
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cle,elana,s an 70 mo rope.

RoME, Jan. 15.-Archbiahop Ryan has
handed to the Rector OF the American
President Clevelsnd's letter
with the volume Of the American Consti-
tuition dedicated to the Pope. The Rector
will present them on the occasion Of the
Pope's reception to the American Bishops,
in order to avoid putting His Holiness to
the fatigue Of giving special audience.
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AHl.torIc Ohnrnotnr Gnno.

PoMERoT, O., Jan. 15.-v. B. Horton,
ex.member Of Congress, died hare yester.
day in his s6!h year. He was fsther.ln.
law to Hon. John Pope and Of Judge N.
B. Force, OF Cincinnati, and to him is
given the credit Of having placed on the
Ohio river the frst steamboat towing coal,
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CARLIsLE SEATED.
The Committee De tetdss Against ThoebO in
the Elaction Contest,


the Election Contest.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The Thosbe-
Carlisle election contest ended yesterday
in fizsle. The committee decided that
the charges OF fraud were not substan-
tiated, three Republican members OF the
committee abstaining from voting.
The position taken by the Republicans
who abstRined from voting, ia that while
they are not convinced that Mr.. Carlisle
is not entitled to his seat, 1t is proper for
the committee to reopen the case and
afford an opportunity for the production
Of any new evidence that might throw
light upon the contest Under the in
structions OF the committee Chairman
Crisp will report to the House resolu-
ton declaring Mr.. Carlisle entitled to the
seat.
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SET up FoR HINlsRLF.
Tho DSrInE Manner iu Wnioh u Young Man
Secured n Stock of Hardware.

Eho Daring manner III "hich LounB nhn
secured Stock of Hardware.
CLEVELAND, Jan. l5.-Edward F. Allen,
for several years a salesman in the en-
ploy Of Davis & Hunt, hardware dealers,
left the employ Of that firm January to
engage in business for himself. For some
time past Davis & Hunt have
been missing valuable bronze hardware
from their stock. They suspected
that Allen had been robbing them. Late
last night visit waspsid to his storeroom
in Euclid avenue, and q large quantity OF
the stolen goods found there. Four
wagon loads were secured, and It Is esti-
mated that the steRlings will amount to
several thousand dollars. Allen obtained
the goods by sending out sduplicste ordors
by the delivery messenger and having
them left OF Aliens store.
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AcKER's Blood Elixir ls the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. II is q positive cure
for Ulcers, EInptions or syphilitc Poi
soning. Il puriRes the whole system, and
bnnishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgic
pGtns, We guarantee It, Logan & Co., O
Z. GoetSe, o. Msnkemiller, R, B, Bort and
Bowie Bros. 8
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SALT LAKE, Jan. 1b.-Bisnop William
d. Hickeloper died yesterday, aged eighty
three. BE was the oldest Bishop In the
Mormon church and for over forty yeara
held the position now made vacant. He
had two wives, and At the time Of his
death his living posterity numbered
twelve children, thiTty-six grandchildren
and ffGy.tWo Observation-Disclosures.
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PENNSYLVANIA coke men are watching
9TH Eeen interest the development Of the
ooE. iu8uetry in West Virginia. We'll
,bav NAV. Wes! Virginia has the coEing
cosj. and !. is winning It's way as fast as it
!, i,dsyeloped. Well as we are doing, our
I.vsloumon. in his direction is only fairly
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FROM OVER THE SEA.
IN FoREieN LANDS.
oraursmsn Attack an Irlsh League Meet
inE-UlsVoIand's Present to the Pope.
Tho European War OrislS-Tho OIar to
Announce Hls Policy Soon.

LONDON, Jan. 15.-A party Of Orange.
men attacked an Irish League meeting at
Evsrton, asuburb Of Liverpool, to-day and
wrecked the hall where the meeting was
held. Councillor Byrne, ons Of those at.
tending the meeting, was ssriously injured
during the Gfray and is In precSrious
conditinn.
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pp,.pIyr RocKAFELLBR, Of the Stand
ed on Company, is Caid to be worth S7O''
o oo0oO lie is quoted ss saying of him
0sw that he asked God to give him wis
Jom J /, Jspoge Of his immense income
I Tor vop!d something handsome in the
NV ~ Of plain restitution strike Mr.. RoCka-
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a Model ! oung Man rhrnst In Jan.

BEADING, Jan. l5.-Young Robert Tay.
lor, the burglar who was srrested for the
robbery Of Durham's drug store, was taken
to Jail to-day to await trial, his friends re-.
fusing to go his bail. 1t has been found
out that IL was no who robbed thssats Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
some months ago. He was en- active
member Of that organization.
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Messrs. Scott and Milis, once the life Of
"Mugg's Landing" and Miss Ada Melrose.
a petite and talented little aouhEette who
made favorable impression here several
Bessons ago as mere child, will appear
OF the Grand this evening in "a Chip ol
the Old Block" comedy full OF fun and
abounding in attractive music aid spec.
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STAND BY THEIR GUNS.
TIE READING STRIKERS CONFER.
No Evidence that the End will be Soon,
Chairman Lee Advises Them Not to
Yield an Ineh-A Common Cause
Among Them-The strike sun ON.

READING, Jan. 1.-two meetings were
held in this city to-day Of Reading railroad
employees. The employee convention
which met here over two weeks ago and
ordered tha present strike met frat. About
15O delegates were present at the for
mer convention and 800 delegates
were in attendance to-day. Only the rail-
readers were directly represented, though
. number Of mining authorities were on
the floor and participated in the proceed
ings. Reports were received from num-
Dor Of delegates. The substance olthese was
that the COmpGnY's business was
badly crippled at Port Richmond,
PottsyiIle, Polo Alto, shsmokin,
Garden and Mahoney Planes, The
coal traffic, it wss RtAted, was
at staHdHtill. The visitors from the
mining region, on Invitation, reported
that the miners were with the railroaders
and would not 20 back until all their
difficulties we're settled.
Chairman John Lee made speech in
which he explained the situation on the
railroad and in the mines, and urged the
men to stand together until the miners got
continuance OF the per cent advance
and the discharged train hands taken
back.
A dispatch from Philadelphia says: W.
T. Lewis, Master Workman OF Minsrs'
National District Assembly 1856, says that
in his talk with Manager Mcleod, yester-
day the latter studiously RETAINED from
touching on the arbitration question, ssy-
ing there Ia nothing to arbitrste.
Lewis added that the refusal Of the
company to submit tho queatlon OF wages
to arbitration altered the situation, and
showed that the fght Was between capital
and labor. He said that heretofore the
minerg and railroad hands had no cause
In common, but in oil probability they
will now unite,
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Dors the Democratic party bear the
.,i,s1 voice Of the wool.groWers and the
".olor msuuEacturOrB? These men are
,D,sIlDent, they arc numerous, they are
a,,,iolic, and they vote.
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spy,rER CARLIsLEs titis to his seat Is
.,e,nsd The other eide did a good
sa,l ol powder burning, but did not make
y, a. ease. It was rather close CALL
Soveyer, for he Speaker.
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APittsburgh BURGLARY.

PITTnURaH, Jan. l6.-Thievsa entered
the large dry goods establishment OF W.
Q. Bernardo, on Carson street, South Side,
some time last night, and carried of a
large ahow case containing over $500
worth Of gelry and fancy goods. There
is no clue to the thieves.
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Tho IndinnnnGiln EIrn.

INDIANAPOLIS, ISp,, Jan. 15.-The great
fire here Friday night was in the heart of
the wholesale district Of the city. Several
buildings were destroyed with their con-
tents. The loss aggregates about Sl,OOO,-
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GALWAY, Jan. 15-Wilfred Blunt has
been moved to warmer cell in prison and
bis overcoat has been returned to him.
To-day band tried to serenRde him, but
was prevented by the police. The people
are excited and row Is feared.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 16, - The
President has sent a letter to the old
guards, Of New York, expressing regret
that he will be unable to attend their re.
ception to be given Tuesday night
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GENERAL KEL1EY INJURED.
He is Crowded on street Car in Wash.
inEtOn and Badly Hurt.

iuEtOn and Badly Hurt.
Special Dispdteh TO the Inteafgaor.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. lion Fri.
day last, General B. F. Kelley. OF West
Virginia, was quite seriously hurt while
attempting to board an east.bouud car ct
the corner Of Vermont avenue and Seven.
tesnth street. he was crowded of the
platform and was struck and knocked
down by west.bound car. His injuries
are quite severe, and owing to his. ad.
vaucsd age his frisndo have fears OF the
result. He was taken to his room at the
Buckingham, and was resting easier at
last accounts.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. ia Ere at sedalia,
Mo-, yesterday destroyed Smiths Hall
and consumed the stock Of W. s. Mackay,
valued at $55,0O0. Loss on building s25,.
GOO, MsckRy'B insurance $45, 900. Insur-
Rnce on building $4,000.
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EAsToN, Jan. 15.-SinCs the Lehigh
strike began ten furnsces in the Lshigh
Valley region have been blown on! on ac-
count OF the scarcity and poor quality OF
coal. The last to be put out Of blast were
the Topton, the MaCungle, one Of the
Crane Iron Company and one OF the Al
lentown Iron Company! If the strike
continues half a dozen more will 60 cat
within two weeks.
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PITTSBURGH, Jan. 1G.-Issdors Freiberg,
commercial traveller for Asa & Freeman,
wholesale liquor dealers Of Cincinnati,
dropped dead from heart disease ct the
Hotel Anderson in this city this evening.
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OMAHA, Jan. 15.-Hhe Omaha Furniture
Oompary's factory and the Omaha Brssa
Works were destroyed by hre this morn.
ing. LoSs, AO,OO0i both covered by In
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DUBLIN, Jan. 15.-Mr. Psrnell, who has
been for several days at Avon Dale, his
estate, has returned 10 England. he went
by the wsylof the Kingston.H Holingshead
route this morning.
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NJ VERNON, o., jan, I'D. F, Isher'
;D., ;%aa, a Japanese sdventursr, Was declared
AZ. ,S,sIs BY the Probate court yesterday and
''n' 10 the Columbus asylum.
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watsrson's paper to be Boyoottsd.


LouIsvILLE, KY, Jan .15.-The printers
strike in the Offices OF the Times and Court.
er,Journal seems. virtually ended, as force
Of non.union men has been collected from
all parts Of the country, the majority
coming from indianapolis, where they
were organized by A. o. Cohick, the
noted "rEp foreman. Tho strikers, who
number about 100, will boycott both
papers tomorrow.
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ANDERSON, IND, Jan. 15.-On Friday
nicht at Mudsock, twelve miles north Of
here, Squire Adam Geese was called to
his door and ahot dead by some unknown
paFBnna.