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A GORGEOUS AFFAIR.
rhs President Gives II stats Dinner to tho
CNbinet-I,cautlful Decorations.

Lhb ffOAlNtnt uNeN " hlNta Dinner 10 ihO
Cabinct-IiOautlful Decorations,
WAsHlNGToN, D, G., Jan. lO.-Thc
President gave State dinner OF forty.
six covers, to the members OF the Cabi.
net tonight, the second OF the winters
series Of official entertainments. The
White House was handsomely decorated
Tor the occasion, and tho east room espec
iall was adorned with a prOfuslon Of
tropical plants and flowers. Banks OF
green concealed the mantels on tho west
side OF the room, while the mantels on
the east side we're hid In variety Of cut
flowers. In the center OF the room and
at windows were masses OF palms aud
evergreens. The dining table was ar
ranged in the form OF u double I and
presented q beautiful appearance in It's
garniLure Of choice flowers and splendid
dinner service. A miniature lake with
It's banks lined with evergreen and rod
and white roses was the principal flower
decoration, and was hanked at the ends
by large knots Of lovely flowers. The
Marine band In full uniform occupied
the lobby and rendered choice selections
during tho evening. Miss Bayard had
the place OF honor on tho Presidents
right and Mrs. Fairchild occupied the
place at his left. Secretary BayGrd SIT
on the right OF Mrs. Cleveland and See.
retnry Fairchild on her left.
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New YoRg, Jan. 1O.-william R. Eos.
ter, the father OF the William II. Foster,
H., who recently robbed the produce
exchange gratuity fund Of sl0S,OOO and
then decamped, sent to-day q check for
$4,000 for the benefit Of the gratuity
fund. In the note enclosed the old man
said that he had intended 10 divide his
fortune among his children, but had
concluded TO give bis sons share 10 the
gratuity fund as partial payment Of
Ills boys stealinRS,
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A strike in PROSPECT.

The Monongahela Miners To be asked to
Accept n ductiou-rhcy will Protest.
PIrrsBuRaH, Pa, Jan. 1O.-The 5000
Monongahela miners, after being COM
PEELED to remain idle for three or four
months in the midst Of winter, are to be
asked by the operators to accept a reduc-
tion in wages when they commence work.
AT least that is what some Of the larger
operators now declare. They say they
cannot afford to pay three cent rate
when the mines resume operation.
The miners say that the shut down Is
more than they can stand, and II the
operators follow 1t with reduction in
wages, protest against accepting 1t will
be made. The operators do not state
when they willresume operations.
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Ci,nr,,o,I ,yI,h Arson.

CHATTANOOGA, TESS., Jan. 1O.-Wil-
liam Bryant, proprietor Of tho European
hotel, which was burned on the night
Of November IL, was arrested at mid
night on a warrant charging him with
having set the building on fire. It will
DO recollcCted that five lives were lost In
tho fire, aud the detectives have been at
work on the case ever since. They now
claim 10 have enough testimony 10 con.
vlCt Bryant, aud there Is a good deal Of
excitement over the affair.
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TUE SENATE pgAplOcH,
s'n' unable to Organize DSnlocfntIc I.om.
.,,, bn" Sat bOwn Upon.

s'n' unable to organize Snl ocfntIc I.on,.
. bn't Sat DOwn Upon.
Sp'cIa' DiTdIch to u, ii,ligei,c1.
CHARLESTON, W, Va, Jan. 1O.-The
House met and adjourned until to.nor.
row tgp,m,, being unable to do any.
thing until the Senate organizes, The
senate ;. mig AS well have done the same.
II met took three ballots, heard some
talk and adjourned until tomorrow ut .
pm, '" wv :
4'''t the Senate had been called to
order Mr. Flonrnoy, Hampshire coun.
W opened the ball by asking leave 10
ouef a resolution. Mr.. Scott, Of Ohio
county objected on tho ground that
nothing was In order until tho Senate
was organized. lilo wanted at least to
Si Know The purport Of the resolution,
.S MI' tIOarnoy replied that tho object Of
.nO resolution was to facilitate tho or.
glnila'iOn. Mr. Scott Withdrew bis ob. ii
isouuO ,ooS,I, not however, looking for any
a. ihvtcsoLlIIon ~ set forth TINT tho scpa.
IGs IIS.my from M Ohio had said tint the l,onuh.
wS"n ""s could organize tho Sonata Nnd
T6S "SH n,d.p sne proper time came would do Il,
iIy PROPER time had now arrived Wv "
IL hmuInoy used this resolution "a n ma
ali %Sus mvas nay hours talk on, ioppIns
~, in,, oyer " Republicans and CspeelnIIy Iytry.
nv, @suf ",s,i up Senator MineaF, who tios.
"0' participate In the Republican y SSt,SMs HUv'
ILounSor's pENAuooy,
ill., no ,. toie'rcdtO the bribery lnvOstlpa
Won Won, ,To years ago growing out Of n, W
VIOIs ,,,o W. 70 Fc'clec! Camden, and road from
~ minority report Of Senator lSsrsor
tSpuSG,,San, M OGUs, In which II was said iGH Ia
WS,d v drInatgeS were not sustained. tI XXI
i,SIiSr.V Ve'npg lor some reason, ntinlod II II
der H, rlonthoy rolled the ilaiicS NJ,
dpelS,sI' I'V'IlRuo ~ q sweet moIsel, Ii,
sSSs,N.u sS,SIeu That 70 bu a black ,nSrI IN n, I'M
ScNHIot Wiot TON Tucker, 'N marx On th'
Il al y sat y quiet as q mouse, lahln
briSs,, 'h. Flenlhp's fsiefepSe isN ~ N
investigation was part Of IN
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1nternntlonnl sl.nllnr conle.t.

AMSTERDAM, Jan 1O.-In the skating
championship contest hero to-day the
two.mlle racs was won by Joseph F.
Donoghue, Of Newburg, N. Y, in 0
minutes and "a seconds. Hisopponent,
Panschin, tue Russian champion, GOV.
cred tho distance In 0 minutes and 81
seconds. The best record previously
made for the same distance was 0 min.
tites and Al seconds. A thaw has set in
and the Ice is rapidly melting.
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THE FEDERAL COURT,


Preparing for un ImpOrtant Session at
Observation-Disclosures for Trial.
Special Disputeh TO TIC hutcllignor.
PAREERsBURG, W. Va, Jan. TO-
United States Court was calledat half
past four this afternoon by Judge Jack.
son and was Immediately adjourned un-
til ten o'clock tomorrow morning, when
tho Grand Jury will be charged, United
States special detective RoOme, is here
and all OF the court officers. Deputy
Marshal Granville Stout las brought to
the city tho following persons for trial :
Sam jenkins, Dave jenkins, Elva Jenk.
ins, q. o. Hammond, Miss Seba Norris,
and man by the name OF Williamson,
all OF Richie County, and all charged
with violating the internal revenue laws.
Newton Hnbhs, OF Peasants county, for
passing counterfeit money; Sam Sell
man, ofJaCkson county, Peter Randolph,
OF Harrison county, for violations Of the
internal revenue laws, and AL iire, OF
Lewis county, for meddIing with the
mail service. Deputies Sine, aud Spring
ston, are expected here tonight with
more prisoners. General Watts says
thatit will be an important term OF court.
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AN GFFIrIgNr sERYICE.


The Western Unlou stood by the Press
Through Thick and Thin.
CHICAGO, Jan. lO.-Yesterday this
country was visited by one of the most
widespread and destructive storms ever
experienced in lis history. 1t was ac-
conpanied by an appalling lost of life
and great destruction to property. Tele.
graphic service owing to the combination
Of howling hurricanes and binding and
sleet suffered particularly. In view oi
the fact, It is but simple justice 10 the
Western Union Telegraph Company tC
say that the facilities furnished TO the
press Of the country for the transmission
Of its news during these devastating
storms, demonstrates It's ability to carry
the worlds news under the most trying
circumstances. Its efforts in this direC'
tion merit this acknowledgement on be.
half OF tho reading public.
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Democratic programme 10 drive MineaF
so far away from the Republicans that
he can't get back, McCreary, Of Raleigh
upbraided the Republicans for wasting
time and costing the State $500 day,
The Democrats were willing and anxious
to organize, even TO the extent Of voting
for a Republican TO help that party
Morris, OF Richie, quickly snapped in
some OF McCreary's remarks and gave
him lively pummeling, Vanpelt.
0xley and Sweeney (Denlocrats) talked
in the Democratic KEY set for the day.
scorrRxPALINs
s.o,. ,,,,, ~. ~ ',.',.', 4,
scosV cane pacN py useiaflns ua't yes
terday he only spoke for himself and
meant that the Republicans had the
votes, and when they came together
they would elect their man. He insisted
ne n,ho a'G not speak a ior 'ne 1S caucus ana
one ballot Scott voted S1 ior pr Price % of Min. in
eral (DemoCrat), and left the hall for a
moment, Then the Democrats began
changing to Price, 80 that Scott had to
be- sent for to change his vote, On one
ballot three Democrats voted for Minear,
and there was rapid changing Of Re-
publican votes from Minear, who has
not been selected by the Republicans
for President Of the Senate, In all, three
ballots were taken, making forty six in
ali, A motion TO adjourn being made
By the Republicans, McCaliister Demo,
,ratJ said It was the manifest intention
of the Republicans To vote as they pleas.
ID, and he would vote with them 10 ad.
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BUSINESS IS BLOCKED
And Legislation in Congress at a
Complete StaudstiII
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF ONE MAN.
Ir He Cannot Have His Way the
coHntry's Interests May go tothe
noss-AIr, Wcavcr's Contrarl.
ness-Talk of Expulsion,

WASHINGTON, D, O., Jau, lO,-The
deadlock which closed Tho Legislation n
tha uo~.. s,,.;",' ~ 49, 'Vs'''',' ', ~
WV Nou', NuF'us 'ue 'A'.er pa'V OF 'ast
week and on Monday OF the present
week, was unlocked by the action taken
by the Democratic osncps hnld MonIov
n;,bt MI ho,;n,' ona,,aJ - ,.','' 'tss ~,
su" n"' uAN'"s eso~peu from the
scylla ot the proposed change OF rnleg,
the House found itself struggling in the
Charybidis OF the Oklahoma bill and "a.
mains boln,os. in tho vhisIno,i w W." ~ ~
4He , "e'p'esS :" '"e wn'Hpoo' o' mo-
tons TO adjourn TOT day certain aud 10
take reCesses to every imaginable hour.
these motions being nroneIled hy
wao,,o, =, T"no ",ho FS !"s, "
'"Nst, VI toma' wuo u ue'o'm'neu 10
DO oil that In him lies to compel the
House to consider and vote upon the
Oklahoma hin. Tho House Ia n n ,osu
how ~ o~tri"oto itso,t trorN i,s w" nso.ans 'U,.
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SClgSTIPIC RESEARCHES,
hs Ancient EaFthworks ot tho KRuawhR
Valley to Iie Investigated.

The Ancient EaFthworks ot tho KauRwha
Valley to Iie Investigated.
Special Dispalch to he htaIltgcReT,
CHARLESTON, W, Va, Jan, 1O.-Henry
l., Reynolds, Of the chronological De,
partment Of the Smithsonian Institute
at Washington, Is to mako notes In ref
erenCo to the ancient earthworks Of the
Kanawha Valley, His studies particu-
larly relate to the enclosures, In these
this valley is peculiarly rich. 1t seems,
he says, to be Of the Sciota Valley type,
which are composed Of clay, and in
form are circles, squares and octagons,
all true geometric figures, He has noted
three true circles composed OF clay, one
OF a uniform diameter In the valley be.
low here, us well as two elongated
ellipses, both very symmetrical in out
line and uniform in dimensions. This
type has hitherto been supposed to be
confined to Ohio.
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Ysllnw rerpr on in. nnlnnn.

New YoRE, Jan. 1O.-The steamer
Claribel, Of tho Atlas line, running be.
tween this city aud West India ports,
arrived at the bar last night, three days
overdue, having encountered heavy
Winds and q high sea on the voyage.
She brings The Important news that the
Galena, Admiral LuCe'B flagship, has,
like the YantiC, been compelled 70 leave
Haytien waters on account Of an out.
bfoak OF yellow fever among the crew.
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NRs. IlARRlsONS GOOp SENSE.
shs Declines to DeGome All Arbltsr os Fash.
ION for tic InhIna.

She Declines to DeGome al ArbItsr ot Fash.
ion for tho Ladies'.
1NDIANAPoLls, IND, Jan. l0.-Among
to-days visitors were tho Hon, W. Far
quhar OF Massachusetts, aud Captain
Pratt, Of the Carlisle, Pennsylvania indi.
an school. Captain Pratt is the father
Of our Indian schools, having advocated
the education Of young Indians for sew
eral years before Congress entered upon
the experiment, Captain Pratt Is a na.
tive OF Indiana. His conference with
General Harrison was upon Indian ed.
ucational affairs. His stay was cut short
by the receipt Ofa telegram stating that
two OF the buildings comprising part
OF the school underhis charge at Carlisle
were unroofed by Yesterdays cyclone
and the loss to the government was quite
heavy. He has started home by the
early afternoon train.
Mrs. Harrison had goodly number
OF callers to-day. The total abstinence
ladies are importunlng her to discount
enaucG the use Of wines at the White
House, while other ladies' are troubled
over the matter oil bustleH and such
like, the sinful use OF which they think
Mrs. Harrison ought to discountenance,
but Mrs. Harrison declines to become or
TO assume to become an arbiter Of
fashion.
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lILAllED IT On Ills "YUUNG NAM

senator Woodyatd Gives Mr. Tausy, Of the
IleEiater, n pIsGo VI Ills Mlnd-Air. TnnOy
squenis.
Special DtpaicA tohs htetltoMer
CHARLESTON, W, Va, Jan. l0.-The
Register Of yesterday, which arrived this
morning after sleeping over night at
Point Pleasant, contained dispatch
from here purportlng TO tell all about q
combination among tho Republican Sen.
ators who voted for Camden two years
ago, They were represented as having
unanimously resolved that one Of them
should bo elected President OF the Senate
or no Republican should have IL SenA-
Tor woodward Of Roane county, was
shown the dispatch by O brother Senator
and nj once asked somebody 10 point out
Mr, Tanoy, whom he did not Have the
honor 70 know by sight The
Senate was In session. Senator
Woodyatd At once found MI,
fancy aud delivered some remarks 10
him. Senator WOOdyafd told the Reg,
iSicr man that there was not one word
OF truth In tho publication, and that Ia
thought tho RegiSlsr people knew II
He said hu was going 10 have q tetrac'
tlon aud full one, or he would take ii'
slant measures 10 get all the satisfaction
hp wanted. Mr.. IanUy was bflm full 0I
fearful regret, as hO u when he 10 RC
Uosled on occasions ol this kind, and
begged 70 assure the Senator from Roant
that he knew nothing Of Il, the dispatch
having been sent by his young man
The dialogue was very spirited on Hena
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BATAVIA, o., Jan. lO,-The tailor shop
Of Thomas Hail, at New Richmond, was
almost entirely demolished by q dyna.
inter Tuesday night. The shop was oC.
Cupled by Hall and his wife, who were
al work, and some three Of iour others
who were all moro or lees scratched
and bruised, but none seriously In.
juted. The cause Of the raScality 10 not
knuwn,
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A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that lOathBome disease, Uatarrh,
and yRlnly trying every known REMEDY.
al lRst found 4 recipe which completely
CURED and saved him from death, Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send.
lnR q self addressed stamped envelope 70
Pfoi, ], A, Lawrence, SO Warren street,
New York City, will receive the recipe
free Of charge hWAFkoW
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tor Woodyard's side and quite the OPP
poslte on Mr., Taney's side, and the by.
ISLANDERS found keen enjoyment In the
scene, Senator Woodyard said to the
lNTRLtIGRSCER representative: 7 have
never taken the position ascribed TO me
by the RegiSter, and am sure that the
ReglSter man knows It, ifhe knows any,
thing aboptit, He will retraCt that pub
lication fully, or l shall see him later
about II, do not intend to be lied
about, and Of course | intend to act with
my party all the way through, for ! do
not expect my party to ask any dishon-
orable thing OF me,h g, B.H,
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Mnx mnye a Wnter Fnlnlne.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1O.-Thc man in charge
OF the crib, which is two miles out in
the lake at the source Of the city's water
supply, sent a atelephone message 10 the
city engineer this morning that the In.
lots to the water tunnel were Choked
with broken leo and asking for help. A
heavy tug will be chartered and an at.
tempt made TO reach tho crib. The lake,
as iar as can be seen, Is filled with slush
Ice and unless the inlets can be kept
clear water famine will soon be the re.
an1k
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CLEVELAND, o., Jan, lO.-Reports
from many towns in Northern Ohio say
that the wind storm Of yesterday did
considerable damage to property. At
Ravenna q small brick foundry was
wreckedi ut Akron Chimneys and trees
were blown down and many windows
broken by the force Of the wind. Thus
far no loss Oi liie is reported.
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A SUSPENSION BRlO0R CARRIED AWAY,
The Rsautlfal Structure at Niagara Falls
suGcumbs to the Storm.

HHssAMNa W WV NhNFAs
LocEPoRT, N, Y, Jan, lO.-The sus,
pension bridge, situated nearest the
falls, was carried away by the gallo about
5 o'clock this morning and deposited in
tho river, Tho towers and cables re-
main entact The bridge was complete,
ly rebuilt last season, enlarged for a
double track, material entirely iron and
steel, owned by Niagara Falls and Cllt.
ton suspension ! ridge companys. The
stock held in 0swegoand CanaLa, always
paid large dividends, The loss Ii about
$1,000, The bridge will probably be
rebuilt as soou ~ possible,
a report from Niagara Falls OF the
bridge disaster says; The anchorage,
cables and upright cable supports are
all in place, Crowds OF people are watch
Ing the swaying movements Of those
parts Of the iron work still swinging over
the river, Part Of the foot and carriage
portion OF the bridge can be plainly
seen deClining at the foot OF the Cana.
dian bank across the river There Is
little doubt but that the bridge will be
rebuilt, Never before In the recollection
OF the Oldest citizen has the village ex,
perlenced such q breeze,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan, 1O,-Robert
8. shellabarger, only son Of Judge Sam
uel shallabarger, Of Ohio, died at his
fathers residence this morning Of
typhoid fever, aged 20. His sons death
Is a peculiarly sud loss to Judge shala-
barger, his daughter having died on the
first inst. OF the same disease.
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LONDON, Jan. 1O.-1t is officially au.
nounced that Queen Victoria, Princess
Beatrice and probably Empress Frcder.
lex, Of Germany, will pass April and
May, at Biarritz. The French govern.
ment will order two squadrons OF war
vessels 10 act as escort 10 the royal party ,
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
Prisoner Harper In the Columbus psnltsn.
tiary has n Close Call.

ooLuMBus, O., Jan. 1O,-The terrific
wind storm that passed over Columbus
yesterday afternoon came near putting
an end 10 the life OF Il. l.. Harper, ex-
President Of tho late Fidelity Bank oi
Cincinnati. He was standing at his desk
making out the discharge list Sud-
dently as a gust OF wind was bowling
over the building tho huge chimney oi
the chapel adjoining fell, crashing
through The roof with a noise like tllun'
der, and the next instant the room was
filled with smoke, SCOT and dust. So
near did tho mass como 10 ending the
earthly career Of tho much talked about
man that II RraEed his shoulder.
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The storm at pArkOrSburE.


hptrIUI UIIpuItN . Wt INVtIIYTNVI'
pAREERsBuRa, Jan. iO.-T'ho violent
storm last night and yesterday did much
damage in this vicinity A new two
story brick house at Belleyllle, belong
ing 10 j. Il. Mayllew, Of this city, was
blown down 70. the FIRST story, ana 4
young man who was lying sick II bed
narrowly escaped, He was struck on
the head with q falling brick, but crawl.
cd 10 Tue door and down stairs, Just ~
he leit Che bed q ton Of brick fell on "
crushing II 10 the floor IN the city
several roofs we're blown OF houses, aud
the boats N the river could not run,
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CLEVELAND, O., Jan. lO.-1t was learn
ed tonight that the police arc after an
unknown man who broke into the resi-.
denCe Of Dr.. PEBBLES, ono Of the best
known dentists In tho city, last Sunday
night. Tho thlei-vislted the room OF
Dr., PEBBLES adopted daughter, and af.
tor robbing her Of her purse assaulted
her Crlminally. DR.. Pebbles was out OF
tho city AZ the time, aud when he re.
turned secured q description OF the rob.
ber, and a half dozen detectives are now
NJ work on the case.
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DELRGATR SMITHS RESIGNATION
Not Recslyed by Speaker Woods Technical
Objections to Gain Time,


Objections to Gain Time,
Special Dipateh to The IgtcligReT,
CHARLESTON, W, Va, Jan. 1O,-sheritF
Hardman, Capt, Powell and Anthony
Smith arrived to-day with silas Smiths
resignation Of his seat in the House, 1t
was dated January s, addressed to the
Governor and unsealel, Speaker
Woods declined to receive 1t on the
ground that the House was not organ
lied on the 9Th, and the communication
should haYe been addressed to the
Speaker, When this Is done he says he
will issue at once writ for new elcc'
tion To be held at a reasonable time, He
has not decided what would be u rea.
sonable time in writing, Tho Tyler
men go home in the morning and will
secure Mr., Smiths resignation In the
form to meet Speaker Woods OBJ,
iections. The Republicans say there is
nothing In his points that no form for a
resignation is prescribed by law, and the
resignation was not accepted because
Democrats want TO keep the seat vacant
as long as possible, knowing Smiths
health will not permit him to attend.
In reply to this the Speaker says no has
no desire TO delay one day, but will act
lairly in the matter. C.B.II
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LIMA, o., Jan, lO,-Groat damage was
done here yesterday by the heavy wind
storm, Hundreds OF darricks and pump.
Ing houses werc blown down In the oil
field aud the top OF the Reformed Ger
man church splre was twisted of and
the building otherwise damaged, The
Court House was also damaged,
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NEW oRLEASS, Jan, 10. Illinois Cen.
tfal express train No. ran into a lwltOh
North Of Btook.tiaen yesterday, wreck.
Ing the engine, express and mail cal,
Engineer Berry wAg badly injured and
the fireman was killed,
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Tile Am.rIcnn IIaspbnlIlll. AbrONa.

ADELAIDE, Souri, AUSTRALIA, Jan. 10.
The Chicago aud All.AnerlCan base
ball clubs have sailed from hero for
where they will play a game
on January %,
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A Democratic Invention
,Decta, LtsOa,eh 10 he Ia,ctiioneer.

Special Dtpateh he IHassiaeaor.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Jan, 1O,-Demo-
crats are talking around the hotel lobby
tonight about hideous Republican
scheme to buy Delegate Harr, of Marion.
They profess to DO indignant. Harr is
the man to be indignant, for the story is
a pure Democratic invention. c,B.H.