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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-19
PLEADED GUILTY.
One Of the Bald Knobbers Tells of the
Edins Murder.

One Of the Bald Knobbsrs Tells Of the
Edins Murder.
ST. LOUIS, March lS.--The trial Of the
Bald Knobbers, at Ozark, was interrupted
yesterday by the breaking down Of John
Matthews, whose case was called at one
o'clock. The prisoner appeared in a dis
pairing condition. Matthews confessed 10
o liberal share in the Edins- Green butch,
cry. He says 1t was blow from his Win.
chester rife and not with an axe that
knocked old man Edins senssless. Bill
Walker shot Charley Green through the
temple with pistol while the young man
was held by another Knobber. Matthews,
the defendants nephew, SHOT Bill Edins in
the back with q load Of bucksbot The
statement exculpstes Graves. The STATE
refused TO entertain his offer 70 plead
guilty Of murder in the accord degree. A
motion for change Of venue was received
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EMPEROR WILLIAM.

His ID. ath 60 be Commsmoratsd by Pub.
lie Demonstrates.
Since Empero: Williams death the mat
ter Of holf some fitting public demon
stration iR'this city has besn talked Of
among the German residents, and st the
suggestion Of the Stats Zeiiung the mem.
bers Of the Germania society met recently
and considered tho question. A commit
tee was appointed by the society TO bring
the matter before the German Pioneer 30
ciety, which was done on Friday evening
last.
This resulted In o general meeting of
German citizens being held at Beethoven
hall, last evening. Augustus Pollack wss
called TO the Chair and Cbas. X. Behlef
and Louis Colmar, Jr., were appointed
Secretaries. A committee consisting OF
Mayor G. w. Seabright, Augustus Pollock
and Anton Reymann was appointed 10
wait upon all German ministers In ths
city, and invite them To make ten minute
addresses In German. and abo invite Mr..
A. w. Campbell to make an address In
English on the eccs ion Of the celsbrs ton.
A committee consisting Of Prof II. n.
Schockey, Prof. II. r. Arbepz. Prof z. W.
Spell, G. A. Sehafer and L. Colmar, Jr., 10
arrange . programme Of exercises, sfcuse
music and look after printing was sp-
pointed.
A Committee On Decorations was also sp-
pointed, composed Of WIN. Kfsie1, p.
LAuppe, John PfaFr and John Gsbhardt
A Committee on Arrangements was sp-
pointed, consisting Of August Rolf G.. A.
Schaefer. g. A. Meyer, r. Rsistss and
Mayor Beabright, whose duty it will b 70
secure the Opers House and transsct sueh
other business necessary.
The celebration viii b held st The Op9s
House on Thursdsy o. Friday evening Of
tins week and will no doubt b carried oot
very successfully. IL was The eenssal
opinion of those presnt last evening md
Of all Germans. that sope fitting demon
stration should be made In commsmoes-
ton Of the death Of the beloved Empssor,
showing that, while all are loysl Amesiean
citizens, they desire to express their sppre-
ciation Of the great service md good rsos
dered By the Emperor foF. his country md
people during his long and distingaiahsd
career.
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BEAVERS HOPES.
A Fight for IA Place on the Presidential
Ticket,

A Fight for Place on the Presldehual
Ticket.
HARRISBURG, March l8.-The friends
of Governor Beaver, of this State, no longer
conceal the fact that he is a candidate for
place on the Republican Presidential
ticket. He aspires to the first position,
but is willing to be consoled with the Sec
ond. With this idea in view, arrange
ments are in progress to give him control
of the Pennsylvania delegation to the Chi
cago Convention. The plan cOmprehends
the selection of delegates in every district
in the State that are either connected with
the State administration officially, or
through personal obligations Of some kind
to the Governor or his official associates
that will bind their action. 1t is not
known who is managing the affair for the
Governor, but from appearances it is safe
to say that the details are in the hands OF
experienced men.
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your FrIend Committed suicide.

You never suspected 1t, none Of his
friends dreamed Of it, he did not know 1t
himself, but il is exactly what be did,
nevertheless. DO you remember his sal
low complexion? Do you recolect bow he
used to complain of headaches and con-
stipationP aI'm getting quite bilious, "
he said to you one day, "but guess it
viii wear of. i haven't done anything
for 1t, because / don't believe in dosing. "
Soon aftar that you heard Of his death. 1t
was very sudden, and every one was great
ly surprised. II he had taken D, Pierees
Pleasant, Purgative Pellets be would be
alive and well to-day. Don't follow his
example. The "Pellets" are easy to take,
mild in their action, and always sure.
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His Head Blown OF.

TOLEDO, o., March 18 Early this morn
ing Jerry Hayes, a young man employed
in Garvey's tin-shop, OH st. Clair street
was instantly killed and the shop badly
wrecked by the explosion of nitro-glyc
crime can, supposed to he empty. The car
was brought in by Garyey and given to
young Hayes to be soldersG. The hot
soldering iron, coming in contact with tht
can, caused the explosion. Hayes head
was blown entirely of.
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TIE columns of the REGISTER are slways

THE columns Of the REGISTER are slTays
oDen TO a free and fair discussion Of any
question Of public interest. 1t desires to
give an impartial hearing to all contrO-
y,rsi.'isls. It's space has been eheertuuy
surrendered to the disputants in the relig'
ion, discussion that has been waged by
various ministers of the city.
But it must deprecate any personal al
lusions in the communications or addresses
that appear in its columns.
No good can come Of further extension
of the dispute between these distinguished
advocates; least of all can the interests oi
truth be advanced by personal assault
We hope that If the disPutants see tit to
continue discussion that has already gone
far, they will be able to condense their ar
ticles and avoid any references to persons
or sscts, not strictly in the line OF argu'
ment.
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THE NAIL QUESTION.
How II Was Settled by the Atchisoa On
cials.

How IL Was Settled by the Atchisoa On
cials.
CHICAGO, March l7.-The threatened
clash between the Post Office Department
and the Atchison, Topeka and Santa rs
Company was averted by an amicable
agreement early to-day, before the strike
was declared of by The Brotherhood. T.
E. Nash, general superintendent Of the
railway mail service, said this evening in
explanation Of the matter that Vice
President Smith has directed his
men to see that tia Iaails were
moved promptly over the company's lines
and that whenever they found II impossi-
BILE 10 get engineers 10 move passengers
and freight, but who were willing 10 haul
the mails, that trains be ordered out with
mails only. While Il was believed that
the company would be able 10 run most OF
their passenger trains -, ordina.
rily II was understood that II
trains were run for malls only but
one train day each way would be expect
cd. This harmon'zsd the entire difficulty
between the Postofice Department and the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fs manage
ment, and II IL believed that should there
be strikes on other roads the same policy
as that adopted by Mr.. Smith, Vice Pres
dent Of the Santa Fe, will DO followed.
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$1,000 DAMAGES
Awarded to Martha Belle Roscoe-TOwn-
ship Nominations.

Awarded 70 Martha Belle Roscoe-Town-
ship Nominations.
Sgeci1l T.lcgrGn to ne RsGiSter.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., March lS.-Th'
celebrated trial of Ma tha Belle ROscOt
against John Chambers for breach Of prom
fse, was hear in Common Pleas Court
Friday and Saturday. The case was an
interesting one and large crowds were II
attendance. The jury, after being on
hslfa au hOar, returned 3 verdict in favor o.
Miss Roscoe, and assessed her damages a
81. 600
The Rtchland Democratic Township Con
vention met at this place on Saturday snC
nominated the following ticket:
Justice Of the Peaee-JOhn White.
Trustee-W William S.itt.
Clerk-R. G.. Meyer.
Treasurer-James A. Patterson.
AssessOr-Wm. ]. Miller.
Constables sc. W. Doyle and ). &
Christy.
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aood ResnIts m Everv Cnse,

D. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many RENE
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did SO and was entirely cured
by use of q few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This ia the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by'this wonderful discovery
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co.'S Drug
store.
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The Blair BIZ Dead.

WASHINGTON, March l7.-The Blair
Educational bill is practically dead. The
House Committee, to which twas referred
after its passage by the Senate, is almost
squsrely committed against it. One OF the
members Of the committee facetiously re-
marked to-day that they were considering
the bill carefully in sections. 'If we have
good luck, !" he continued, I'VE may finish
it by the close Of the session, but there is
no assurance even Of that"
The probabilities are that the committee
will never report the bill to the House.
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snmn sen.Ible Indians.

PIERRE, OAK, March 17.-White Buf
falo, son Of Sitting Bull, and . number o.
other prominent chiefs Of the Sioux Ma
ton, were in this city yesterday. They ex
pressed great surprise when informed that
the Sioux Reservation bill had passed tbs
Hcuse, and said the Indians would gladly
ratily the treaty and wanted to live like
white men. have homes, aud educate theil
children. Ten carloads Of immigrants ar
rived last night intending to settle upor
the reservation.
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THEY WILL GO BACK.
THE ATCHISON AND SANTA FL STRIKE
DECLARED OFF.
Chairman Ccnross Order 10 tie 10-fhs Acton
Ordered by Chief Artar-Oonrs Sum
mOasd 10 Chicago 10 RKplain-
General Strike News

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March 1s-The
Santa Fe strike is over. The following
official notice was issued at six o'clock
this evening:
KANSAS Crrr, March 10, 1883
"76 the Engineers asd Rremea on hs Sasta
Fs systen:
~ am advised BY our Grand Chief to
request Of you that you return 10 your
respective positions at oncs Further,
that repair to Chicsso and adjust all
misundentandineA
[Signeal 81. CoNRoE,
Chairman Gen. Grievance Com"
Trains were moved to-day with some
regularity.
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FoR THREE WEEKS was suffering from
0 severe cold in my head, accompanied By
q pain In the temples. i tried some Of the
many catarrh remedies without amy relief.
Ely's Cream Balm was recommended to
me. After only six applications Of the
Balm every trace of my cold was removed
Henry C. Clark, 1st Division New York
Appraisers 0ffice.
TWAS TROUBLED with catarrh in my
bead TO an annoying extent for three years.
After using one bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm was entirely cured. WIN. J. Cline,
Victor, N. Y.
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Another Murderer of Smell.

SALTWATER, MINI, March 1s.-Con-
vict Carlin, who escaped from the Mime
sofa peDitentiary last fall, with
the notorious Landers, and who
was recently captured in Chicago and
brought back, now annOuces himself as the
murderer of Amos J. Smell, the Chicago
millionaire, presumably with the notion
that he may be psrdOned here so as to stand
trial for the murder at Chicago.
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RnIned Inv Di,bonest Oaicials.

CHEYENNE, W. T., March 18.-James
France, Of Rawlins, Carbon county, q
banker and prominent citizen, has failed.
He claims sssets of$227, 900 and liabilities
of $4,000. He was recently heavily
mulcted by the defaleation of two county
officials for which he was surety. He in.
vested largely in Butte, Mont, mine and
lost. Workmen were his principal depos-
itors and they despair Of recovering any
thing.
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ronRnad ina NIadhonse.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, March Is
Sylvester S. Hall, the builder who disaP'
pearsd over two years ago, turned up yes
terday, having come directly from the
Rochester Iusane Asylum, where heeosS
been confined. In August, lS5o, three
weeks after his marriage, Nc. Halt leis his
home for the Bogton block, telling his wiis
he was expecting to take contract for tne
erection of a row of buildings. That was
the last seea of him until yesterday.
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A Serious Riot at Lougford.

DUBLIN, March 1s. At Drumlicb,
county Longford, on Saturday night fight
occurred between two factions, numbering
in all about two hundred persons, most Of
whom were drunk. After fight
ing some time the combatants
made an attack upon public
house. The police force, consisting Of five
men, tried to dispese both factions and
drove them toward the barracks. The
pelice fired six rounds of buckshot, injur-
ing many persons, and retired to their
barracks. The stone throwing continued
until morning.
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Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that loatbsome disease, Catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at last
found a prescription which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease, sending
a self.addressed stamped envelope, to Prof.
j. A. Lawrence, 2l2 East Ninth street,
New York, will receive the recipe free Of
charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-19

THE harmony between the Republican
members Of the Ways and Means Commit
tss il not OF a highly enthusiastic eharsc-
ter They have split up on every import
ant question before the committee and
they can't even sgree in worrying the
Democrats.
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RICHMOND, VA, March 1s-John 5.
Wise has published letter addressed to
the Republicans Of Virginia, in which be
criticises the present plan Of organization
of the Republican party in the State, as
giving too much power to the Chairman OF
the State Central COMMITTEES, VINO Is e1-
Senator Mahoas. He recommends q new
plan, putting more power IN the hAnds OIL
the people.
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there you stop, forgetful Of the fact that to
be almost saved is not to be saved at all.
oh, my brother, after having come 30 near
to the door Of mercy, if You turn back, you
will never come at all. After you have
heard of the goodness of God, if you turn
away and die, il will not be because you
did not have . good offer.
Gods spirit win not always strive
With hardened, selfdestroying man;
Ye who persist His love 70 grieye
Maynever hear his voice again"
May God Almighty this hour move
upon your soul and bring you hack from
the husks Of the wilderness to the Fathers
house, and set you st the banquet, and
put ring on your hand"
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SENATOR FAULKNER thinks there u not
the slightest probability Of the RePubli-
cans carrying West Virginia next autumn.
Mr.. FAULKNER hits the nail square
on the head, when he says: West Vir-
sinia ia always Democratic when we chose
IN make her so.
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ColIislon Near Newark.

NEWARK, O., March 1S.-B. & o.
freight, No. "a, wild" and the third
section of No. 255 collided near here to-
day. Several cars were smashed to
kindliug wood, aud the two engines will
20 to the shop for repairs. The track was
badly tori up. All passengers had to be
transferred. Loss S., 900,
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Mexican Volcanoes Active.

CITY OF MENICO, March l8.-Recent
parties visiting the volcano POpoCatapetel
report increasing activity in the crater,
with clouds of smoke and sulphurous
fumes. Reports from Central America
show that several volcanoes are unmistak'
ably in renewed activity. >.
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Kaalr Mnst show Up.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1S.-In the suit
of Bennett c. Wilson against John W..
Keely, to compel the latter to submit to
inspection his motor, Judge Finletter, in
the Court of Common Pleas this morning,
rendered q decision granting the privilege
of inspection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-19

A DETERMINED effort will be made oy
the citizens OF the Kanawha valley to Sc
cure Sufficient appropriations for the further
imnroysment Of the KsnsWhs river. A
delegation is in Washington for that pur-
nose
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Mother and child harmed to Death.

CHICAGO, March 1s.-hu. w. Dalton,
wife Of rag picker, was burned 10 death
with her four-year-old daughter in . tsns-
ment house FIRE at 1923 South CLARK street,
early this morning. About dozen other
persons, half Of them negroes, made their
escape from the building In . semi-nuds
condition.
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TaE great AtchisOu, Topeka and Santa
Fs strike is over, almost before it had well
begun. The men acted promptly on Chief
AErHuR's orders, and by to-day the whole
system will be in working order.
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Con,table Found Riddled with Shot.

COLUMBUS, KAs., March 1s.-David
Gordon. constable, was found dead this
morning near the Gulf Depot, his body be
ing riddled with shot. He was o promi-
member Of the G. A. R and there Is great
excitement of the murder. No clue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-19

THE DEMOCRACY of Braxton county
have done we'll. The idea of 3 elab organi-
cation for the county is q good one. Let
Democrats sll over the State go and do
likewise
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,,urdorsr. E,eaps from Jau.

SAVANNAH, Mo-, March 1s-Arthur V.
Blake and W. 7. Harris escaped from jail
last night and are still at large. They
were under sentence of death for the muir
der Of a boy named Mcdowell, year ago,
near Rockport Blake was to have been
hanged in April and Harris in May.
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FAirmont Ties on the License Question.
SEsciGl Ts.egram 10 ne Regiser.
FAIRMoST, March lS.-The municipal
election held here yesterday resulted in u
tie vote as to the all important issue, license
or no license. The liquor men will con-
test the election, as one vote was thrown
out which -sh0dld have been counted. b.
There were three tickets in the ield.
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Requiem Service for the Emperor.

LONDON, March H.. "A requiem service
for Emperor William was held in the Ger
man chapel royal here to-day. Six mem.
bers Of the royal family and all the foreign
ambassadors were present. The ediflce
was crowded and hundreds Of people were
unable to enter.
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Communists Denounes Boulapeer.

PARIS, March 1s.-The anniversary of
the insuIrection in Paris was celebrated by
the Communists with the usual banquets.
A notable feature Of the gatherings was
the denunciation Of Gen. Boulanger In
which the speakers INDUCED.
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DE-. TALMAGE's sermon "the Decora-
tions Of the Soul" that appears in this
Mornings REGISTER will be read with In
terest. Tbs worthy doctor deals some
hard blows.
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Russia Proposes to ou.t Alexander.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 1S.-M. Nell
doff, the Russian ambassador here, argues q
Turco- Russian naval blockade Of the Bull
garian ports, with the object Of forcing
Prince Ferdinand to depart from Bulgaria.
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Ronlnnghr 70 Reside In ParIa.

PARIS, March 1s.-General Boulanger
to-day departed unnoticed for Ciermont
Ferrand. The Liberts says that the Minis
ter Of War has given General Boulanger
permission to reside in Paris.
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Rnat Race I'm California.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 18.-O'Connor,
of Canada won the boat race at Lamenda
to-day, defeating Peterson, Of California,
by four lengths. OCOnnor's time was
twenty minutes and twenty-three seconds.
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1t IS to be hoped that when the Ameri-
can citizens of Mexico give their banquet
to Minister BRAGG, he will remember the
disastrous effect Of rarefed atmosphere
unon his predeeessor.
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Empress Augusta's Religious Incllnations.
BERLIN, March 1s.-The Moniteur de
Rome says that Empress Augusta intends
to become Catholic. The report finds
no credence here.
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ARCHBIsHoP RYAN, Of Philadelphia, is
authority for the statement, that the Pope
has expressed his sympathy for the Irish
in their d,sire for autonomy.
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Improvement OF the Big Kanawha

Special Telegram % tss ReySsT.
CHARLESTON, March ls-A committee
Of fifteen prominent citizens Left here this
morning for Washington City for the pur-
pose Of going before the River and Harbor
Committee to advocate sufficient appro-
prialion for the further improvement Of the
Great Kanawha river. The delegation Is
accompanied by several extensive coal op-
orators from the valley, who are largely in
teresteG in the improvement of the river.
Congressman Sayder is with the dslega'
tion
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sArURx's HIGHWAY.

DoIass sf Beats a.A Dsa1nsa AlsnG -
OhSo,
The Andes win BE- to-mosrow's Cinsis-
matt boat.
The Kstis stockdale passd sp st 1 ,.
m. yesterday.
The marks on the landing last svs1i1a
indicated 7 feet 10 inchss and s(attcCaEy.
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Acted ON Chief Arthur's Advice.

CHICAGO, March 1S.-Chief Arthur was
asked tonight what he thought Of the do.
cision Of the Santa Fe men 10 return TO
work. 81 am glad they went back" hs
said. 81 advised them 10 60 back, because
l did not think there was sufficient
cause for astrike. ! communicated with
Mr.. Conroe, the chairman oi their Griev-
ance committe, and asked him 10 request
the men to return 10 work and then come
TO Chicago to settle the matter with Mr..
Smith.
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D. & M. Ensinssrs VIII not Handle "Q

d. q NJ. Ensinsers VIII not Handle "Qs
Freight.
IsDIAEAPoLIs, March 1s.-The Jour
ndrs vinoennes special reports that at .
consolidated meeting Of Ohio and
Mississippi engineers and fire.
men held In tina. city today IL
was decided that the engineers at Boards
town and East st. Louis be ordered not 10
handle Chicago, Darlington and Quincy
freight, AID should the company demand
compliance the Ohio and Mississippi will
be tied up.
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RrssIA proposes aTurco- Russian block
ade OF the Bulgarian ports. Russia Is at
ter ALENASDER's scalp with blood in her