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PowDERMILL EXPLOSION.
Tho ButfdtnE Blown to Pieces and n Work.
man Killed.

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 2.-The blasting
coming mill Of the Austin Power Com.
pany's plant, in NswbaEg township, near
this city, was blown to pieces at o'clock
this morning, The mill was used for gran.
ulsting the pressed cakes Of powder, and
the machinery had Just been started by
Reuben Wright when the explosion oc.
Cured.
Wright wss instantly killed. A large
hole in the ground marks the former ate
OF the mill, bat OF the building and con-
tents not RivesIige remains. The mill was
isolated from the rest Of tho plant, and
this sccounts for the small loas OF life.
The company's loss Ia estimated ct s., 900.
About 600 pounds ol powder was In the
mill at the time, and Its explosion pro.
duced O report heard for miles. The
ground shook Ss II by an earthquake, and
windows in stores and dwellings q mile
and half distant from the mill were
hFokAIl
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MASTER WORKMAN LEWIS

Does mot Anticipate any Relief from the
Congressional Investigation.
PITTspURoH, Pa, Feb. S.-Master Work
man Lewis, OF the Miners National Assem-
bly,, Knights Of Labor, arrived in the city
to-day to attend the interstate convention
Of miners and mine owners which meets
here next Tuesday. Mr.. Lewis, who has
been giving the Reading strike his per.
sonal attention, Gays the strikeIl do not
show any sign Of weakening, and have no
intention Of abandoning their claims. A
few minea were allowed to resume in
order to supply the miners and poor peo-
pie with coal for domestic uso, as many
were suffering for want OF fuel. He does
not anticipate any relief from the pro-
posed congressional investigation, as he
says 1t will be too slow to benefit the
akFikaFa
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QUITE A SURPRISE.
Convict Miners Dig Through q Mountain aud
EAnAue.

Convict Miners Dig Through Mountain nnd
Escape.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Feb. Slight con-
victs escaped from the mines OF Ooalburg,
ten mlles from this city, yesterday, in q
manner no doubt surprising to themselves
as well as to the officials.
Tneminesare entered by tunnelsinto the
side OF the mountain, and the mouths OF
the tunnels are inside the prison stock
ads. The prisonera are not guarded in
the mines, and during the day they are
scattered in the various headinga follow
ing the vein Of coal. One vein Of coal ex-
tended across the mountain and almost
to the gurfacs on the other side. In this
tunnel two white and six negro convicts
were working when sudden cavern let
a flood Of daylight into the dark tunnel.
They had worked through the mountain
and walked out into the woods about one
mile from the prison.
Their escape was not discovered until
night, and they had time to get well away.
None Of them have been captured. One
Of the escaped prisoners was Bob Berger,
a white man and noted horse thief, hay.
log stolen seven horses before he was cap.
tuFed,
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The INTELIIoENcER yesterday contained
q special from Grafton announcing that
the man arrested for the reCsnt burglary
there had been identified as Bill Williams,
wanted at Alexandris, Va, for shooting an
officer. Williams is said to be no other
than the man Carson, who was detected
in an attempt to rob the Wellsburg bank,
and fred at tho watchman. He was ar
rested, but released on bail. Subsequently
he and John Oonnera were arrested at
Cameron for q robbery at Jacktown, Pa,
and confined in the Moundsvllle jail to
await reqnisition, but managed to es-
cape, and he is believed to have gone
atraightto Alexandria.
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Tho Trust IavealIratlon.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. S.-The sub
committee OF the House Committee or
Manufactures, to whom was delegated the
matter Of determining upon some line o.
action in regard to the proposed investi
CATION into trusts, pools, and other com
blnstions was unable to report at this
mornings meeting OF the full committee.
anything further than that progress wRt
being made. Some delay has been caused
owing to the illness Of Mr.. Bacon, chair
man Of the committee, but he now says
that the investigation will soon begin
and that the committee will be glad to re-
beive any data in regard to pools, trusts,
ETC., from any persons who have any
knowledge OF this character.
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wITH CLosKp pooRs.
A Stormy Session of District Assembly 1S
To Demand an Increase.

a stormy session OF District Assembly 10
To Demand an Increase.
WnEEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. S.-The con-
venhon Of District Assembly l6 remained
in session ct Plttston until o'clock this
morning with closed doors. It has leaked
out this morning that the session was a
stormy one, and that the question Of AJAX.
ing an advances In wages was thoroughly
discussed. Before adjourninR 1t was re-
solved by a unanimous vots to make de.
msnd upon tho operatoTs in the Wyoming
and LackawannR rigiuns for an increase
OF Is per cent. This action was placed In
the hands Of tho Executive Board, who
are to confer with tho operators and make
demand without further delRy. John L.
Lee arrived in Pittston at o'clock last
night, and attended the closing OF the ses.
sion. His srrival at late hour was un-
expected, and it cannot be learned what
part he took, though 1t tis claimed he urged
the demand for an advance in wages.
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LONDON, Feb. S.-Mr. NJ. W. Msttinson
(Conservative) has been elected without
oppositlon to the sea! in the House ol
Commons Tor the Walton Division Of Liv.
erpool, made vacant by the resignation oi
Mr., Gibson, who recently accepted an
Irish Judgeship. Mr.. Dodgson Il. Mad.
den (Conbervative), who again ran ior
Dublin University on his appointment aa
Solicitor General Of Ireland, was re.elect.
ed without opposition,
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Dan nroLanrhIin,s opInInn.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. SIN speaking OF the
coming interstate convention in this city,
President Daniel Mclaughlin, Of the
Illinois Federation Of Miners and Mine
Laborers, said to-day that he was afraid
that there would not be large repre-
sentation OF Illinois miners or operators
OF the convention, as tho latter had no
organisation. The Illinois people argue
that the prices they are asked 10 accept
are too high, the Hooking Valley aud
Pennsylvania having the advantage Of q
better QuSilLy OF bituminous coal. He
would oppose any advance In wages, aud
thought 1t Would be better to save the
screens reduced, and also favored shorter
hontB. 1t Ia probable that the question
Of forming one organization Of miners will
be considered at the meeting on Monday.
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REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
THE WORK OF ORGANIZATION
stn Going ON ThrOurhOu. the s.ato-sov.
oral New Ones Reported Yesterday.
Delegates to the State Convention.
The Boom is on to Stay

There was q well attended meeting OF
the Republicans Of the Fourth ward held
in the Police Court room at the City Hall
last evening, for the purpose Of forming q
club. Mr.. Ralph Whitehead, the Central
Committeeman for that district, called the
meeting 10 order and q temporary organt.
Iltion was formed with Mr.. George G,
McKoWn ss Chairman and H. A. Albright
Rs Secretary. The meeting then proceeded
at once TO effect @ permanent oFganiza-
tion, eIectinR Ralph Whitehead President;
First Vice President Edward Pratt; Second
Vice President, Thomas E. Lewis; Third
Vice Presldent, Charles Bigelow; Secre.
tary, II. A. Albright; Treasurer, Frank w.
Bowers.
The following gentlemen, comprising
the President, Secretary and three other
members, were elected members OF the
Executive Committee: Massrs. White
head, Albright, MeKown, Abram stamm
and 8. G. Smith.
The elections were all interesting, and
that for delegates to the State League Con-
ton OF February Is aud 16, which follow
cd, was spirited, the ballot resulting in
the choice Of Daniel Prayer, Charles Blse-
low, Abram stamm, George G. McKown,
8. g. Smith. As alternates, Messrs.
George B. Caldwell, ChArles BicksrtoD,
William Ripley, II. ]. McGivern and
Elmer Collins were elected.
The club was called the "Union District
Republican, Club" Ita constitution and
bylaws are q model OF completeness and
brevity. The Executive Committee was
instructed to secure permanent quarters.
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FOR CENTENNIAL EXHIBITIONS.
Plans and Arguments Presented to the Sen
ate Committee,


WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-The Senate spe-
cial committee on Constitutional Oenten.
nisl and Permanent Exposition grantsda a
hearing to the executive committee Of the
proposed celebration.
Mr.. Anderson, secretary OF the commit.
tee, explained in detail the purposes Of
the celebration, which he said were en-.
dorBed by commercial bodies throughout
the United States, by the American Re.
publics and by Italy and Spain.
For the Constitutional Centennial In
1888 an appropriation Of $4,000 was
asked and Government recognition; the
appointment Of q committee and the use
Of public reservations was asked for the
permanent exposition commencing in
1892.
superintendent Powell, Of the Gsologi-
J cal Survey, and Fred Douglass made Rrgu.
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+ FoREsT HILL STATION, MASS, Feb. 81
Two men entered the depot building ol
the Boston & Providence railroad here ai
S 80 this morning, and while one was buy,
ing ticket for Dedhsm the other placed
0 handkerchief saturated with chloroform
over the face Of the agent, ThurSton, rem
dering him unconscious. The money
drawer was then rifed, the thieves secu
ring o considerable amount Of cash, iust
how much is not known % yet.
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LONDON, Feb. s.-JOhn L. sullivan'u
friend, Barnard, met Jem Smith and Flem-
ing, the latter's manager, in Fleet street
to-day, but was unable to arrange match
between Sullivan and Smith. Smith de-
olined to fight before the end OF May,
while Barnard refuses to postpone the
fight beyond the last Of April. Smith stR.
ted that he would proceed to America in
the autumn and would arrange o match
there with Sullivan,
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GNtCb1A OhputCH W VIC AAstt4eItoIs
KErsER, W. Va, Feb. S.-Pursuant to
call, the Young Mems Republican club, Of
Keyser, assembled and temporarily or
gsnizsd by the election OF John Miller,
President, and l. O. Purpitt Secretary.
The chair appointed the following COM
mittee on constitution and bylaws and
permanent organization: G. T. Carakadon,
W. o. Myers and F. N. Reynolds. The
gentlemen chosen to represent the club
In the Wheeling convention are Hon. F.
NJ. Reynolds, John Miller. G. T. Oars
ksdon, O. A. Woodward, l. O. Purgitt.
Alternates-Georg Warner, A. P. Rltzsll,
Floyd knight, Pat Brannon, Joshua Tur.
ner. The club adjourned to meet on the
evening Of the 11th Of February. We
will have large club here. Oar motto is /:
"Free schools, free ballot, free count
and protection to AmeriCal labor"
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bp0clGI D1pdlch % ne IRleIIi1e1eeT'
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. Seen. B. F.
Kelley is dangerously sick from the ef'
fscts Of the accident he met with on q
street car, January Is. an account oi
which the INTELLIGENCE published ut the
time. Gen. Kelley is also suffering from
the wounds he received at Philippi, while
leading the charge in the first battle ot the
Rebellion. tits said that he suffers from
blood poisoning.
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AJurY DIsnrro,n.
.elal pt,pqtch o ~ Inlelliaalnr.

PARKERsBuRe, W. Va, Feb. S.-The
United states jury in the big land case
between Keller aud Cover, involving the
boundary between Virginia and West
Virginia, were not able to agree, and
Judge Jackson dismissed them. The case
goes over to the next term.
In the case Of Conn against Davis, in
which Conn sued Davis for 5000, Conn
gets $l3l.
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Thu Trna Pn.iIIon pe.lrnble,

ST.. PErERgDuRo, Feb. 8.-The NoFo'
Trsmya publishes an article from q well
known Russian military authority, in
which the writer charges the Ailitair'
HochenblGa,I Of. Berlin, with deceiying the
German public regarding the military
positions Of Russia and Germany, and
an impartial and general elucidation ol
their true position Is desirable in the In
terests OF the two nations.
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The New ndartinsyilIe Club.

The New Martinaville Republican Club
met at the court house at that place for
the purpose Of completing Its organization.
Hon. John r. Brown called the club to
order, after which the following officers
were elected: President, Il. O. LarImore; !;
Vice President, Bert Cochran; Secretary,
DR.. W. R. Curtis; Treasurer, j. s. MCCaa.
key; SerReantRt.Arma, James W. Hill.
Upon motion the club was named the
Goff Club, in honor Of Gen. N. Goff. The
election Of delegates to the Club Conven-
ton at Wheeling was postponed until TO-
night,
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-sevsral changes
in the territorial judiciary are in prospect
and pressure is already being brought to
bear upon the President in favor Of the
numerous applicants for the expected
vacancies. The term OF Associate Justice
O. s. Palmer, Of Dakota, will expire Feb
ruary 2S, and those OF Associate Justices
Norman Buck and Brock, Of Idaho, and Of
Associate Justice J. B. Blair, Of Wyoming,
70 Yves! Virginia appointmsnt. will ex.
pire in March. It Is not regarded IS likely
that the present incumbsnts will be re-
onpoinfad
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Last night q meeting OF the colored men
OF Wheeling was held in Mclaughlin &
McGinley's hall to organize Republican
club. Thirty.6ve men were present.
Gabriel Jackson presided and Henry
Graves was Secretary. The meeting ad-
journed TO meet on Tuesday night next in
Market House hall, at which time the Or
gRniz1tion will be perfected and delegates
chosen to the Republican Club Conven-
tion. The colored citizens OF Wheeling
are urged to be present.
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gun. They rode away and were followed
by Cummings, who fatally wounded the
elder brother, aud was himself wounded
In both arms, neoessitatIng their Rmputa.
ton. Fletcher hunted up Q preacher
when order was restored and was married.
There were no witneeaeg. Degatreed's
death Ia nomentGrily expected.
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New YoRE, Feb. 3.-The rope Of an ele.
vator broke this morning In H. Hollis
wool dressing establishment on West FIJI.
ty.ssvsnth street and carried three men,
who were on It, from the fifth floor to the
cellar. Joseph Kelly had his right leg
broken; Albert Webbsr, both hands badly
cut and right knee Injured, and Patrick
o'Keeie had his back and spine injured,
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A SAD CASE.
A Widow Who Robbed Her BoarderS ant
Taught Her Son to Steal.

Taught Her Son to Steal.
NEW YoRK, Feb. S.-Laura s. Col
ton, handsome woman, the widow
Of journalist who died in May
last, leaving her with FIVE young
children, was arrested to-day charged
with larceny. She kept fashionable board
ing house and series Of thetts from her
boardera were Of the most mysteri-
ous character till ten days ago, when
her son, aged thirteen, was detected
in stealing check from his employers
and arrested. BE declared that his mother
told him to steal It. Mrs. Cotton dis
appeared, leaving note inclosiug about
ifty pawn tickets Tor the articles stolen
from her boSrders. Her where
Rbouts were not discovered un-
til to-day. II transpires that
her furniture is not paid for, that her
butchers and Rrocers' bills are unsettled,
and that $1,000 which her husband left in
the bank has all been drawn. Her friends
believe that she is the victim OF black.
mailer, who has got all the proceeds Of hsl
wrong doing.
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PITTSBURGH, PA, Feb. S.-The Solar
Iron Works Of Clark & Co., which have
been closed down for several weeks on &C.
count Of trouble with the Amalgamated
Association on the two job system" re.
sumed operations to-day with non.union
men. The firm claim that they have all
the men they want, and that % out Of rs
furnaces are running. A large force Of
police are guarding the works, but no &c.
rious trouble Is ANTICIPATED.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Feb. ga bad
wreck occurred on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, between Roblnvale and Menlo Park,
last night. A broken frog threw freight
train Of the track at $50 O'Clock P. ",
and fourteen cars and the locomotive were
tossed In heap. The fireman was inter-
nally injured, and 1t Is feared that he can
mt live
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Alta meeting Of the Ravsnswood Repub-
lican Clnb the following named were sp-
pointed to represent the club at the Re-
publican Convention at Wheeling, the
10Th and 18Th Of the present month: Jas.
E. McGlothlin, g. W. Kotzebue, A. r.
Campbell, J, P. Campbell and E. Beatty.
with Capt. U. Lytle, a. Heck, Charles
Harpold, ]. F. Stone, DR.. ]. II, Wstzel
and @. A. Stats "a alternateH.
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Tally shoot ForEern Go Up.

INDIANAPOLIS, ISD, Feb. s.-Judge
Woods, in the Federal Court to-day, over.
ruled the motions for q neWstrial In the
cassB Of Coy aud BernhAmsr, the convict.
ed tally.sheet conspirators. Coy was then
sentenced to the penitentiSry for eighteen
months and to fne Of 500; Bernhamer
to 60 year and fine Of $1,000.
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A 11YELY MEpp1NG.
A Row In which RovolVoFS are Freely Used.
Married Under DiiIiouittea.

Married Under Difficulties.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Feb. 9.-PArtlculRrs
Of fatal fight near Red Aleck Post Office,
Wednesday night, have reached here.
Anthony Fletcher and Miss Sue Beck
were to be married, and q large number
had assembled at the brides house to
witness the ceremony. When the;preacher
was beginning the ceremony, Q man
named Degaireed whom Miss Beck re-
Gently rejected, fred Gs the groom,
groomsman, attempted to seize DeRaireed,
when brother Of the latter shot him
through the wrist. The company fed in
all directions, many escaping through the
windows. The bride screamed for some
one to save her husband and fell to the
floor in eonyulBions. Fletcher drove the
DeEatreeds from the. house with = Ghot
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RocHEsrEA, N. Y, Feb. s.-The grand
jury to-day indicted the Vacuum OIL
Company and Municipal Gas Company for
creating and maintaining nuisance In
refining crude petroleum, and the manu-
iacture Of the products thereof into gas
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ments In favor Of the proposed celebra-
tiong, and Judge Montgomery, ex'Com-
missioner Of Patents, submitted an argu'
ment In favor Of q Government building
for the exhibition OF working models OF
American inventions.
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MINNESOTA Republicans, in their club
convention, did just what we suppose
West Virginia Republicans will do in their
n1vendon-hAve nothing to do with
Platforms or possible nominees. Those
things ore left for the regular conventions.
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Or. Us. Ksovor Dead.


Special OIlDaleh % nc IREtNlgenocT.
PARKERsBURa, W. Va, Feb. S.-Dr.
John s. Kssver, of Bsllsville, one OF the
leading citizens Of the county and mem
ber OF the House of Delegates at one timo.
died last night Of blood poisoning, caused
BY carbunkle on his neck.
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Callnn npd HnFEIn. oonvIdt,d.

LONDON, Feb. S.-The trial Of Thomas
Callan and Michael Harkirs, who were
charged with being connected with q
dynamite conspiracy, was brought TO q
close to-day. Both we're found guilty and
sentenced to fifteen ysars' penal ssrvitude.
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TIE R1rcaIETowN CLUB.
A Good Organization Erected there last
Might


The Eighth ward Republicans met last
night in Nolte's hall, and organized q
club, to be known as the "Ritchie District
Gof Protective Republican Club" The
following officers were elected: President,
Godfrey schul; First Vice President,
Henry W. schrebe; Second Vice Presi-
dent, Jacob Honecker; Third Vice Presi.
dent, Thomas Grand; Recording secre.
tary, A. ]. schultzs; Financial Secretary,
W. NJ. Armbrecht; Treasurer, Il. NJ.
Thatcher.
AZ delegates to the State League Con.
vention the following were elected: B. D.
Thompson, Stephen Waterhouse, jr., w.
d. Blom. George Bowman, A. J. sChultze.
Alternates-Joseph FreeEs, August Carl,
William Armbrechtp Godfrey schul. Wal
ter Wheat.
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An H,.torIC Hor,a Doad,

LANcrSo, MICH, Feb. S.--"old Buck
skin," the horse rode by Lieutenant L. B.
Baker, OF this city, In the pulsult and
capture Of ]. Wilkea Booth, died here to.
day, His skin will be mounted and
placed on exhibition in the State Museum.
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Best tho Condition. would Admit.
,tdl DlSpdieh 70 tke IntellIQeTleeF.

SD6eLQI UIlpdlch % IN IhIeNlQeHoH.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. S.-senRtol
Ksnna has been congratulated incsssant-
ly on his speech Of yesterday, replying to
Mr.. sherman's great srraignment Of the
President and the Democratic party. II
is generally conceded that Kenna made
out the beat case that the conditions would
admit. i,
Miss Hattie GOH, of Clarksburg, arrived
to-day.
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THE union bridge will bring railroads
hops and all that goes with railroads. II
vii give moro work to Wheeling
mechanical Gnd laborers and more businesH
mWheeling merChants.
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ASHLAND, Pa, Feb. S.-The Reading
Oompany's North Ashland colliery started
work this morning with thirty.one men.
The foreman says that this number is sut.
fcient to keep his breaker in operation.
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susaUEuANNA, Pa, Feb. SAT noon
to-day Delaware 4 Hudson train struck
and killed Henry Carpenter and John
Hunt, at Jefferson station. They were
walking on the track,
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cept the terms Of the company, including
0 ten per cent reduction Of wages. Had
they not done 30 there Ia little doubt that
the company would have kept its mills
closed for ct least @ yeRE. The lockout
has been in force little over two months,
keeping about 1000 men idle.
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CLE1E1ASp, O., Feb. 2.-HOracs G,
Cleveland, Of the firm Of Cleveland
Brown 4 Co., one Of the most widely
known iron manufacturers in the West
died to-day Of typhoid fever,
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Special DiGdteh to tie Iateiagnecr.
PARxERsBURd, W. VA, Feb. 3-Ths
City Council has arranged to light the
city with oil lamps until the electric light
can be put in.