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A CASE OP OENERAL, INTEREST.


Judge Gresham Decides n Suit Interesting
TO Electric Light People.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Dec. 24,-Judge
Gresham to-day decided case OF gen.
eral interest, especially to those con
nected with electrical matters. It wat
a suit brought by the Brush Electric
Company Of Cleveland, against the For
Wayne Electric Company for infringing
the Brush patent upon the so.callet
double carbon lamp. All Of the claim
Of the Brush patents are sustained, si1
In all, and declared 10 be infringed
These claims cover the all night electric
lamps used for street lighting where two
or more pairs OF carbons arc employed
one pair being first burned and then an
other automatically consumed.
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NEw YoRK, Dec, 4.-John Williams,
Secretary Of the Ramel.C CODley Iron aud
steel Company, and also representing
the United States Sealed Postal Gard
COMPANY al 800 Broadway, has not been
Seen AZ hIB office In three weeks and
business men who know him eay lie Y
confined Ia an insane agylum. kdmunu
Huefstel, Treasurer oi The RamehV Vorley
Company, had obtained 90 attachment
against Williams for A,OOO, money
lbanRl,
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A FATAL PRIZE FIGHT.
A Brutal MIL Near Plymouth, Pa, tia
May Result In Murtler.

A Brutal MIL Near Plymouth, Pa, that
May Result In Murder.
W1LEEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. PA brutal
prize fight was fought in a barn four
miles from Plymouth early this morning,
which, in all probability, will end in
murder. James Burns aud James Far.
rell were the principals, Four rounds
were fought, When time was called In
the last round Burns was unable to re.
spond. He was picked up and removed
70 an adjoining farm house. A physi.
clan was summoned and an examination
revealed the fact that he was badly In.
jured internally In the region OF the
stomach. LoCkiaw set In later and his
death is expected. He cannot be re.
moved from the farm house.
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Pensions Granted.

FFtdI UIlpdlfN 70 w INAtAlVtIloef'
WASHINGTON, D, O., Dec. A.-Pen-
sons were granted to-day as follows;
Original invalid - Henry Dlkeman,
Wheeling; johnson Squire, Flatwood
Robert Mitchell, Hazelgreen. increase
j, NJ. Barnes, MCCurdy; John Saith,
Pleasant Retreat g. w Sharp, Farm
invton; Leonard X. Winier, Jane Lew
Abmm Stump, Charlestown. Original
widows, &c.-Phoebe j., widow Of John
D. Milson, Jr., WYATT. ----
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10 the complaint Of thousands suffering
from asthma, CONSUMPTION, coughs, etc
Did you ever Wy Dr. ACkef'b English
tlem6dy9 II ID the beat preparation
known for all lung troubles. Sold on Z
positive guarantee At 26c and b0c. Fol
sale by Logan Drug Co., j. 4. Goodwin
4 Co., o. Il. GoetSe, A, I. Young, John
Coleman, DAVIS
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FoRT MoNRoE, VA, Dec. A,-The de.
legation Of Sioux CAisitains, who have
been in Washington for some time, ar.
rived here this morning and passed the
day at Hampton school where many
children Of theirs or from their agencies
are pupils. They we're welcomed BY
indian Commissioner Morgan and Gen.
eral Armstrong and expressed hearty
appreciation aud appreciation oil The
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I.olL Id NionnLAIhI.

PRSpLrroS, oREoOS, Dec. g4.--MlChael
Marker, jameS Haidle, and Tug Wilson,
left Abs on foot for Contractor Smiths
camp on the Long Greek road In the
Blue mountains several days ago. They
failed 10 arrive al tile camp and II ID
SIipposed they lost their way and perish.
cd In the snow which was from l6
inches 10 4 feet deep,
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DIPnTllERlA SHIPPED
with the Corpse Of a Chlld From Chicago
Five Other Deaths.

"sNh shV WI P"u Va - SAActtBV-
Five Other Deaths.
2ANEsvlLLE, o., Dec. 24.-one week
ago the corpse Of a child Of Henry b.
ruttle, that had died in Chicago, arrived
in this city for burial, and was taken TO
the residence Of Thomas Gibbons, rel.
ative, for funeral services. The certificate
Of death was signed by a Chicago physi.
cion, and gave the cause Of death as
heart failure and blood poisoning. Sub.
sequently It was discovered that the
child had died Of diphtheria, One in.
mate Of tho Gibbons house died yester.
day Of the same disease and another to.
day. Three other deaths outside the
family have occurred, and six other
members Of the Gibbons family are
down with the disease. There Is great
indignation here against the Chicago
physiCian. The matter has been refer!
red 10 the State Board OF Health.
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TerrIble pIphtllerla l.pI,lemlc

ABERDEEN, s. D., Dec. 24.-The Sup.
erintendent Of the State Board Of Health
has gone to Eureka, the center Of the
great Russian settlement Of Edmund and
Mcpherson counties, 10 take measures
for the suppression Of malignant diph.
liberia new raging among the Russians.
The disease was brought 10 the settle.
ment by a family Of Russians who re.
Gently came over, losing two children
enroute. Thirty deaths have already
occurred. One farmer lost elk children
and another is said 10 have buried four
children In one grave.
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,,i,st ifer CONC. and tInIc,,,, r.,, 1.

CHlcAaO, Dec, 2i.-The Signal Service
Buteaul ls advised Of the approach Of a
cold wave. Tie now In Dakota and a
moving 10 this direction at rate which
will land II here tomorrow or tlle dSy
alter, with>a temperature Of about is
degrees above zero. II will affect The
States ol Minnesota, Wisconsin and mn.
nnls, and later will sptead 10 the States
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A ilnnInnilhtIan Dead.

spRlNortRLp, ltL., Dec. A.-ElllH
Wilcox, Of Land Grove, this county,
died at his home last night lie was
over 100 yOarp old, having been born In
Davidson county, Tenn, August ~,
1850, and, with d single exception, was
the Oldest man In gangamon county. lie
remained In good health and In wonder
mi possesSlon Of his faculties up 10
iew weeka before bis death,
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A Fatal An,usV,,rn,.

BRAEii, tSDp Dec. N.--Fred VII.
lIamS, q powerful bully, amused himself
at AShbofo yesterday by repeatedly
striking Robert Thtesher, hIH btnlLc;.
in;law Thteehef tired Of tho snort and
tolu mllIlat9e II ha htfuCk him aPain hO
would KY him, Will ANS atlvninlej 10
MIKE Nv lsalti anl Thfehher shot hihl dead,
ans i,ii s.,!I murderer a escaped and posso Ia
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NEW YoRE, Dec. 24.--The long eG
peOted assignment Off. Q, t'Feble 4 Co.
blank book manufacturers Of Nos. 10 ant
u Thomas street, was made to-day TO Y
s. BosIOFd, one Of thg hfu's lAwyefe
The terms are about the same aS anticl
nalhI
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PROF. ASlIBURNB DEAD.

The Noted GsoioEist TAkSn or suddenly.
An Authority ON Gas and OIL.
PlrrspuRon, Pa, Dec. 24.-Proi. ChaS.
A. ASbburne, the well.known seologiSt,
died suddenly at his home in the East
End to-day OF acute Brehts disease Of
the kidneys, aged 80 years. The deCeas.
adj was a member Of the Philosophical
Society and the American Institute Of
Mining Engineers. He was a recognized
authority on coal, gas and oil, and was
closely identified with the Westlng.
house interests.
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SCRANTON, Pa, Dec, 24.-NOtice was
given to-day 10 the steel mill and blast
employees Of the LaCkAwanna Iron and
Coal Company that on January Let 40
lncfeale Of wages oi FROM five 10 ten per
cent will 70 Into effect, This effects over
1900 men and 10 Justified by the In
creased price oi steel rails,
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postonlcc Arrests.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-The following
arrests we're to-day reported 10 Chiet
poStolliCe Inspector Rathbone; Joseph
Woodward, mailing clerk 10 the Denver,
Colorado, postOAlCe, for robbing letters
containing money amounting 70 81 200
James A. Shay, letter carrier at Philadel'
phia, for tilllng and cmbe1aliug contents
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INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 9l,--James Dal
germ, the torSer, arrested at Brazil, Ind
has made q confession, acknowledging
having forged four notes, each for $500
which he discounted at the Wofthing
ton Bank two yean ago for 500. III
denies vlCtlmiIing the First NAtiona
bank for 5000 three years ago, but all thI
ClrCumBtantlAl evidence lB against him
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A sllly Repott Denied.

TORONTO, oSr., Dec. 24.-A special
cable dispatch 10 the Globe denies, on Lhe
authority Of slr Charles Tuppsr, ths
statement telestaphed from ottaWa d
Lhe effect that Tue lnOdua nyendl win,
the United 9tales In the matter Of IN
flshetlee wohld not be renewed by Can.
ada owing 10 President llatrison's mil
ure 10 act.
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vienna, Dec. 2,-A frequent sequel
to cases ofipauenza here is an attack Of
inflammation Of the lungs, A number of
persons in the hospital who had been
suffering from influenza were stricken
with inflammation Of the lungs and several
Of them have died. Influenza has made
ia appearance In q Jesuit school at
kalksburg, the pupils Of which are the
children OF conservative aristocrats.
Stxty.eight OF tue school have been at-
tackled BY the disease.
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wAsuiSoroS, D. O., Dec. 24,--secre'
tAry Window will this afternoon issue an
advertisement inviting proposals for The
exclusive right to take fur seals upon
We Islands Of IT, Paul and 81. George,
h,Mk@ The present lease with The
pitu May 4, =.
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aIlrOeulou. Escape Of Passenger.

WATERBURY, Con-, Dec, 24.-The en-.
gine OF a construction train ran into the
rear end Of passenger ira n on the New
Haven & Derby railroad this morning at
1880, making a complete wreck Of the
rear car. There were several passengers
in the car at the time, but none OF them
were injured beyond painful bruises.
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DOVER, DEt., Dec. ei.-During a
drunken affray at Hartley, a small town
in this county, this afternoon, Fred.
Maass and Alexander Dill were both
fatally injured. Geore Peterson and
John Hovey, the other participants,
fled. Parties are In pursuit and II cap.
tured. they will be summarily dealt with.
MaAAA hna died.
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cnAnLEsTos, W. VA Dec. 24.-An
ex-convict named llunley, while intoxi.
Gated, fired into crowd Of boys who
were shooting fire crackers near Camp.
BELLS Greek. Tom Gardner, aged four.
teen, was shot, the bullet taking effect
In hiB bowels,
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The IniIuensn IN Ilrn-.,l..

BRussELs, Dec, 24.-1'he Influenza is
rapidly spreading in this city. 50 per
cent Of the school children of the city
are suffering from the disease and the
schools have been closed In consequence
Of the epidemic, The disease has spread
70 al government Offices aud number
OF ofIicials ara III.
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Nj. splIrrnnn ilnllrs...n.l.u ~ M

LoNDoS, Dec. A.--A dIspitcn from
Mentons y aays that the throat allmonl Of
MF, sputgeon, the we'll known London
divine, has assumed Rravo Rspcct.
Lhe doctofs a attendance diagnose lilo
case 90 ono oil gOut, Mr.. Bbutpeon HlBo.
Sui0fs severely with pain In lis knees,
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One, More t,ontradIetsa.

BosroS, Dec. 24.--The published state
nent in yesterdays papers that the O.
@. waShburn Touring mills Of Mime.
apolIS had been sold To an English syn.
dicate, Is this morning contradlCted BY o
telegram from the o. o. Washburn.Cros'
BY Company, Of Minneapolis, proprle.
tors Of tho mills, 10 their eastern agent.
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TopEEA, KAN, Dec. 24.-A State OH
Cial who returned from a trip through
out Northwest Kansas, says that thou
gands ol bushels Of corn are being used
lot fuel. Ii some counties Tia price ol
corn 10 lees than fifteen cents per bushel
while coal is from twenty-five 10 thirty
i've cents per buBhel,
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BosroS, Dec. 24.-Johu Moore, aged
20, Of Chicago, entered the apartments
of. Wilson Dodge, in Hotel Bellevue,
Beacon street, by means Of ladder at 2
o'clock this morning. Mr.. Dodge, who
is partially paralyzed, grappled with the
burglar and held him until assistance
arrived, when he was placed under ar
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llB WON TIlB WAGER

Hut Has Enough QunIl-Cnrroll McGill
Wins Ills stakes.
BALTIMORE, Mn, Dec. 24.--Carroll Nc,
Gill to-day finished his task Of eating
thirty quail in thirty days and won hil
wager. lie began on November 25th
and each morning since reported at the
same place and partook OF the quail. HI
says that hereafter tho quail and him
self will be strangers, as he has enough
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uiaII IInn,a,,.

NKw YoRx, Dec. 24,-The officials Of
the Wisconsin Central road and directors
Of the Northern Pacific Company, deny
the telegtaghed statements that the two
roads Will DO consolidated, and they a..
Bert that there ID no truth whatever In
the report.
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want Emin;s Services,

BERLIN, Dec. 24.-Dr. sChweinfurth,
in a letter from Cairo, urges the German
Government 10 secure the services Of
Emln Pasha and send him 10 the int.
rior oi Africa 10 conCiliate the Arabs and
create commercial centre at Lake Tan
uahvika
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NRw YORE, Dec. 94.-Ths National
League for tho protection Of American
Institutions has been incorporated here,
lts special object 10 10 look after the In
tereals oi the common school system
and 10 prevent secLatlan interference,
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fihhpiss N9aSi,nv f,.a,,

LONDON, Dec, Charles Mackay, l..
L. D., the we'll known author and Jour.
nallst Is dead, aged 70 years. During
the civil war he resided 10 New York
% correspondent Of The London Tines,
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LANCASTER, Pa Dec, a.-while cross.
ing the railroad track 70 tho station at
Kinzers this morning, Mrs. Annie Nc.
1lyaney and her six.months.old child
were struck by q fast freight train. The
child was instantly Killed and the
motherso badly injuredthat she will die.
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1,ovhyitLH, KY, Dec, 04.-Davld KEEL
berk, a alObOtOr, while stealing ride into
the city from q nearby station tonight,
fell from the train and was killed,
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UNDER THR WHEELS.

V7F'H E'VWVNlV.| " 11VEEEUIu Uo8th % th0
fRiFmOnt station.
Special DipGich 70 hs IRtsltoae4.
FAIRMOSF, W, Va, Dec, 24.-A shock,
ing accident occurred in the presence Of
the passengers waiting for the accommo.
dahon train about 2 p, m, John D,
Rowe, otoataWba, in attempting to pass
along the edge Of the platform near q
moving freight train was struck by chr.
or fell accidentally and rolled under he
wheels, seyering his body, County
Coroner Dr., A, g, Roger impanelled 4
jury which rendered Ia verdict in 40,
CordRnce with the above facts.
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ST. Paul, Dec. 24.--lt lS announced
that on January I, the Wisconsin Cen.
trail and Northern Pacific Railroads will
10 consolidated undsr one management
and the company will be called the
Grand Coetfal,
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LONDON, Dec. 2h.-.rhs Daily Nerl
says that Germany will send All iron
clad 10 Brasil 10 protect the German
OolonlsLs on the Rio Gfande.
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Clara--aThsy tell me that alter your
quarrel with Charles he wanted 10 break
tue engagement-aBk LOT his ring, aud
all that y 1onise--"Nol n all, my dear
"A, may ~ M 10 somewhat injured but I'm
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lELESA, MoST, Dec, gI,-All The
housesotthe Legislature have adIournetl
until December "a without any new ie.
VelopmentS arising In the situation,
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Nav NniIn,..ii,..L

WASIIlSoroS, Dec, 24.-!rhe Comp.
ltolIet Of the currency las authorised
the first National Bank Of Marion, Ind,
70 begin business with capital Of $780,
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A CrI,Is M I,rn,Ii.

BuRSos AYRrs, Dec. 24.--prlvate tels.
grams from Montevldeo received by per,
sons here confirm the news oitho recent
disorder and riots in Brazil. They also
state that The situation Of the present
Brazilian Government 10 critical.
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PARis, Dec. 24.--Madane Bounemain,
IN enthusiastic supporter Of Genera
Boulanget, has Just inherited 81, 100000
the bulk Of which Rhe will devote 70 tht
Generals cause.
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lioIpES, Mo, Dec, A.-Mu. Malvln
stall Siicot an cmplOye in Tie Missouri
TNclilC shops, eloped to-day with Henry
puvtlln, q iull.bloOded negro, Boih
leave families.
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MANSFIELD, O, Dec. g4,-Gsorpo n.
Herring, Il contractor, put $lO2 In SbaSe,
burner lof BOlO.keepinR. Ills wife BULL
lite In the stove next day,
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italian AnaFei,ists,

tERNR, Dec. 24,-ltallAn anarchists
have posted placAfdS Ia LuRann calling
upon Italians 10 follow tile example Oi
Brazil and overthrow the monarchy.
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CLlvELAsD, o., Dec. 24,-ThC score at
midnight Of the Blx.day Ro'aa.yon'hIeaee
walking match was, Nolan lVOi moore
iS0, lifgar 1881 Hart ia.
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OTTAWA, oST., Dec. a,-A terrible
tragedy occurred at b Ange Garden last
night, w, Ford killed hlB wife and then
attacked hls daughter aud sister.in.law.
Falling Ia his attempt 10 kill them, he
Cred the house and cut hiB throat.
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GALLAGHAN'S. CHARGE.
He Turns the VisIs Of His Wrath
on the Judiciary,
ETTERToALDERMANFULL
ofscraaton, in Which He ReIteFates
His Charges Against Mr. Pow.
deFly-A Very Tart Missiye,
Containing Severe Sentences,

SCRANTON, PA. Dec. 24,-Edward Cal
laghan, who has achieved so much noto.
riety through bis efforts to have General
Master Workman 7, V, Powderly ar
rested, eyinCes a disposition to turn the
yials Of his wrath upon the heads Of the
judiciary Of this section, The dispatches
from Callaghan, which were published
this morning, were followed by q letter
to-day bearing on the same subject.
The missiye was directed to 'Judge
Archibald, ?. ~ but the contents were
addressed TO Alderman Fuller. The
Communication was written on letter
heads bearing the imprint Of the House
Of Representatives at Harrisburg, aud
was further emphasized by the affixing
ola special delivery stamp othe envel,
ope, 1t reads as follows:
scoTTDALE, Pa, Dec, 2S,
Alderman p, FalIEr, ScraatOR, Pa,
my DEAR SIR:-Your failure 10 en-.
dorse the warrant for the arrest Of I. v.
Powderly Is tlagrant violation of your
oath OF Office. The charge OF conspiracy
is specific and is clearly and distinctly
set forth in the information made before
Squire Kaner, OF Greensburg, Pa, This
Is the charge in substance;
"'I charge T. v. Powderly, John r.
Byrne and Peter Wise Of falsely and
maliciously conspiring TO injure my rep.
utation and business, Can you make
the crime Of conspiracy more specific
than that? | can prove the charge, and
as for Mr.. Powderly bringing counter
charges against me, tell him | will be
only too glad to confront a sCoundrel
like him. II the warrant for the arrest
was In accord with my sworn informa-
ton, shall hold you and Judge Robert
w. Archibald responsible for obstruct.
ing an officer In the discharge Of his
sworn duties. Yours, ETC.,
EDWARD CALLAGHAN.
~ inclose q newspaper clipping con.
tanning an account OF your decision also
Judge Archibald's. II is shameful to
both II II Ia true"
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THE IRISH land llILL


Has Reached tile Final Stage Of Prcpara.
tion-London's Electric Lights,
LONDON, Dec, 4.-1t is stated by those
who are supposed to be learned in
government movements that the Irish
land bill has reached the final stape Of
preparation. 1t has been contldentially
asserted in many qualters that the bill is
only to apply to the disaflected districts
Of Ireland, but the authority that an.
nounced the bills completion says that
this view is incorrect. The govern.
ment's proposals go q great deal further
than this and will enable tho tenant
farmers Of Kerry, equally with those OF
Ulster, TO purchase their land II their
landlords are willing to sell.
AS to the financial aspects Of the
scheme, the principles Of the Ashbourne
act will, II Is believed, bu ruproduced in
the new legislation, but there Is a strong
impression that they will be supples
mented by machinery which will enable
the whole burden of the scheme 10 be
cast eventually upon the shoulders Of tile
local authorities.
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The Board of Trade has received from
England and Wales 40 applications for
provisional orders relating to electric
lighting. OF these twenty.three relate
solely 70 London, the orders covering
practically all parts Of the city three
times over, while In several instances the
orders include areas for which powers
were granted last session. The inetrop-
oils Is divided Into sections especially
arranged with reference to electric light
Ing, 30 that no company, or, indeed,
small syndicate Of companies, shall have
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| 49,
Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul r.

Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul r.
Thief $3.50 =, -
Steam heated trains to Chicago.
Vestibhled trains to@Chicago.-
Finest dining ears in the world.
Excursion trains to Colorado.
Excursion tickets to California.
Excursion tickets to Florida.
I Everything first-class. " ''' --
First-class people patroiiize frst-clas
lines. 'E-4~
| " For further information apply to
Conpany's agents at st. Paul and Mia
neapolis, Or any coupon ticket. agent in
the Northwest. ,-.--. -