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SHORT SLSSlON OP THE HOUSE.
The Chaplain Refers to Mrs. Cannon''
Death Early Adjournment.

The Chaplain Refers to Mrs. Cannon's
Death-Early Adjournment.
WASnlSGroN, Dec. l7.-In his prayer
this motning in the House the Chaplain
ieeliUgIy referred to the death Of the
wife Of Mr.. Cannon, OF Illinois, and in.
yOk,d the Divine protection on the
brreayed husband and motherless chill.
dren.
Half dozen bills having been intro.
duCpd, Mr.. Houk, OF Tennessee, offered
a resolution directing the clerk to call
the Slatesalphabetically y for introduction
Of bills, but on motion Of Mr.. Oates, ol
Alabama, the retOlution was referred to
the Committee on Rules, and as II wal
evident no business could he transacted
tue House On mOtiop Of Mr.. McCreary,
Of Kentucky, at 2;S0 adjourned till To-
muFIcW
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House & Hermann.
1900 MAIN STREET.
AMusRMRNrS.
To.dAy'A Attractions aud Thoso for thn

ro.day'A Attractions aud These for tho
BalAdcs Of the Week.
The German Mlnsttels will Rlvo n
matinee performance at the Opera House
this afternoon and appear again in tho
eYU,ing, Judging from the unqualified
pr usO that liaB been bestowed on
this Organization by thU pr0sB generally,
aud tho warm endorsement given
the company and performance BY all
who have seen them, thpy aru surely do.
serving Of Two crowded houses to-day.
Every act Is now aud every not Ia a iea-
tnrO. One o The taking inClduntals are
the song and danes dolngs BY the All.
America Baseball team and liz lnascot.
Arthur Rlgby. Tho first part is some,
thing great.
There was a fair houss at tho Gtand
last night 70 wlLuess the second mar.
t0tmanC0 Of Llitle'B great Bpt,rtapnist
production, "The Wnrldb This In.
tensely Interesting play will bs given at
a matinee tlils afternoon and llIs engage.
lnent Will close this evening Tho nstt
Of abrams, taken by Nh Thomas Mgpvan,
has Suns very clever comedy work
about II. W."
The engagement oi CLARA Foster in
MY Sister At the Grand tIlv laHL three
hiRhlA this week ought 10 bu n iiOnular
OnG all that Ia said about her IL iSt,s.
sh0 ia spoken Of Bs the female Emmoi.
The Pittsburgh Leddcr said Of her.
"Olata Foster CanV to tbia city nnkrOwn.
but she VIII leaye II with 4 popularity
tina. will not llo out Tor ysafs. iisr
sinplng 9r gGrbllng has made fer her
thonalnds Of friends" '
| There are almost certain To la two
large audiences at lhU Opeta llous6 next
Saturday, when tho blAy, "StetaOhia H,s
Spectacular Uncle Toms Cabin. y n NJ
be produced. This play IA s1il in IN,
yeaH ago. '''"'
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A puSTMAN ROBBEp.
A Desperate Struggle with the Thieves
ReRistered Packets of Diamonds Stolen,


A Desperate Struggle with the Thieves
Registered Packets of Diamonds Stolen.
LONDON, Dec, l7.-While a postnar
was delivering mail in a Hatton garden
this morning he was attacked by three
men who attempted to rob him Of hil
letter bag. The postman strongly re
sisted his assailants, but was finally
overcome, after being wounded. The
robbers then carried him to a room, took
mis- bag from him and locked him in,
after which they succeeded in making
their escape. II Is stated that the mail
stolen comprised registered packets irou
the Cape Of Good Hope containing dia'
monds. The postoffice authorities, how
.ver, declare that the Cape mails were
delivered yesterday.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
Mr. PsrueII Opens His Cam
paigu in England,
GREAT SPEECH FOR HoMERULE
He Tells tho Government How 1t Can
RegeneFate Ireland and Settle the
Irish Question = Other News
From Across the Ocean,

LONDON, Dec, l7,-Mr. Parnell address
ed a large meeting this afternoon. He
declared that there never had been a
movement Of such magnitude to the
country, which was SO comparatively
free from crime, as the Land League
movement, The object OF the Home
Rule movement, he said, was to regeneF-
ate Ireland, especially with regard to her
industrial condition,
Continuing, Mr., Parnell said that
manufactures might be developed to
such an extent as to take the strain OF
the land and enable the people to look
TO other means than farming for gaining
living, but the idea was not tenable
that Ireland could be governed by Eng
lands promoting her industries. by
building harbors, clearing out the chan
nels Of rivers, and reClalminE waste lands
not at the expense OF the English ex'
Ghequer, but Of the Irish exChequer, or,
best OF all, through efforts of local and
Individual enterprise, and with private
rapital. Mr., BaIiour's plan OF making
railways through impoverished districts
was a vain expenditure Of money,
II Home Rule were granted II would
not discourage the rich people Of Eng.
land from promoting industrial develop
nents. Expenditures Of that sort would
enable Ireland 10 get and keep her head
above water and so exercise and develop
the qualities Of her people that she would
be no lougeran exhibition for the wonder
md scorn Of the nations OF the world,
[Laughter,l
Referring to the Parnell commission,
the speaker said that he believed the
Judges report would not discredit the
National movement,
Mr.. Parnell devoted the speech he
made tonight to the Tenants League
He said this was By far the greatest and
most powerful peaceful movement ever
,rganized in Ireland or any other coun.
try.
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THE BALLVT,BOx COMMIrrRG.
Speaker Reed Finds 1t Dlhlcult Ono to
Make Up.

Speaker Reed Finds II o Dlflcult Ono "a
Make Up.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17,-Speaker Reed
is finding much difficulty in making uF
the ballot.box committee. The general
opinion among the members is that the
case Is a very tangled and unpleasant
one, and there is, therefore, considerable
reluctance in taking hold Of 1t. None ol
the Ohio members have offered the
Speaker any suggestions or help in max
ing up the committee. Some OF them
think this should have be,n done, but
also think it proper that whatever sug,
gestions are made to the Speaker should
come from those interested. II Is now
evident that nothing will be done be-
yond the appointment Of committee
and It's possible organization until after
the recess-that is, after the first week
In January.
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TIE INFLUENzA in NEW YORK.
1t Is the Genuine Russian Complaint and
Not mt All Dangerous.


It Is the Genuine Russian Complaint and Is
Not at All Dangerous.
New YoRK, Dec. l7.-Saultary Inspec-
tor Guiteras who investigated the report
that Russian influenza had arrived in
town reported to-day to DR.. Edison, OF
the Board Of Health, The matter was
brought to the attention oil the Board by
DR.. Carl Lehman, who notified 1t that
seven out Of the thirteen members Of
the family OF Albert Klamroth, OF 1888
East Forty.sixth street, were suffering
from what he believed 10 be Russian
influenza. In his report the Inspector
says: 1.-THE ages otthose attacked range
from so years to years, all but two
little children being over q years. No
cause OF the attack was apparent; none
Of the family having recently arrived
from Europe, or have associated or been
thrown in contact with recent arrivals,
or any one suffering from the diSeass.
Certain ones recently received letters
from Europe. The young lady who was
the first one attacked received lettef
from Berlin the day before the attack
came on. The FIRST case occurred Decem.
Der II, the second on the following day
and the third on the 18th.
The fourth aud fifth cases occurred on
DeCember'14 aud the sixth and seventh
on the 10Th. The first symptoms were
sudden faintness, chill and maj ked pros.
tration. Then succeeded headache and
u general feeling OF malaise followed by
acute corzza, pharygtis and slight laryn.
gifts, Winning up with bronchitis, tenn.
perature from 100 To 105. Examination
showed the patients to be about as sick
as persons with bad cold. The dura.
tion OF tht attack was two days and up.
ward, two Of the family having resumed
work, while the frst one attacked is yet
confined 10 the house. The patients
state that catarrhal symptoms are moth.
ing In comparison with the great feeling
Ot prostration, etc.
DR.. Edison said he had no doubt DR..
Lehman was correct In bis diagnosis and
that 1t Is the real Russian influenza.
He thinks there is no occasion for inter.
ference on tue part Of the Board Of
Health. The Kalarmth family will not
be quarantined.
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SENATE CONSiiTgg RgpORTs
several Important Hills Favorably 1lSsOm.
tiHhhtd- Dependent phnAIon MIL

Setsrni Important iIIIlI Favorabiy recon.
taebdtd- Dependent Pension nil.
WAsulSoroS, Dec. 1.-THE Senate
Committee on Finance today ordered
favorable reports 10 bs made upon the
following blllsi TO relieve the Treasury
q the necessity Of carrying upon bis
NoOEs the balances Of unavailable aOsets
t,M have atCtuBu since the formation Ui
", gryptlnIeht, these amount 10 about
RSOOOOOO The direct tax bill Ia the
Shafts In which II passed both Houses oi
ths lAlt Congress. The nominatlonA
tyleiitd TO the committee were al0O or,
NVied TO bB reported iAyUfably,
Ihg Senate Committee on Education
and Labor to-day instructed Chairman
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The river was falling at this point al
dusk last night With a depth Of "a iott
0 inches In the channel. AT Pittsburgh
The river was reported 10 be stationary
at q stage oi II leel 0 lnCles. Tho faiu.
boE passed down yesterday Tor Cincin.
natl, The Andes Ia todRy'a OihnlnuatI
packet. Tho SNm Brown Catnu up light
yesterday morning and lay at the GharI
all day having SOME repairs made 10 hul
machinery.
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PRlGpTPtIl, MOSsTROslTy.
A Iiaby Born with an Isieptanrs Face--A
singular Malfornintlon. a..

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. l7.--About seven
miles from Quitman there lives young
healthy married colorcd woman, whc
has a recently born child which pre-
ssnts remarkable appearance. Instead
Of a nose Of the regulation pattern thai
would attract little or no attention, Il
has awell developed probosrls Of an ole
phant. On either Eldc Of this pendent
Bnout there project two teeth Ofabnot'
NAL dimensions that look like tho tnSk.
Of an elephant. The eyes arc small aud
far apart. Altogether the facial appear
anCe 10 that oil an elephant that The
mother saw several months ago at
circus. DR.. Stewart, Of this county, was
the wOmRn's physician when tue mon
stfoslty was born. II lssLlll living,
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rnE MONTANA COMPLICATION.

The Governor Ignores tile Republican
HouDs-ThO Latter stands Firm.
HELENA, MoNT., Dec. 17.-Governoi
Toole this morning sent his message tc
the Senate aud the Democratic House
The Republican House was ignored By
the Governor.
The Republican House has 80 for pale
NO attention 10 the warrant sent To tht
members BY the Democratic House, ant
Il has been determined 10 dlsregatd 1t II
toto. A resolution TO that effect was In
tfoduced during the afternoon session.
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THE EXTRAOlTION TREATY.
Cannot Hereafter Find Safe
uaPuVa m NanaHn

Embsrulers Cannot Hereafter Find Safe
RefugeI IN Canada.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II. = President
Harrison to-day transmitted to tue SEN
ate the extraditlon treaty with Eugland
referred to in his annual message, nego.
tiated by Secretary Blaine and Sir Julian
Pauncefote, the British Minister. BY
It's terms the number OF extraditable OF.
lenses is largely increased, the most im.
portant being that OF embexz 'ementj 81
that II the treaty be ratified, Canada and
the United States will cease 10 exchange
undesirable residents who have hitherto
secured immunity from punlshment.
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THE DEADLY ELkCTRIC WIRE
Another Victim of the Death Dealing Over,
head Wire,

ToLRDo, o., Dec. l7.-Thia morning
Robert S. Dalton, a painter employed
by the Lake Shore road, went to the top
Of the train shed to measure a skylight
for repairs, He was missed a couple Of
hours aiterward, and the foreman
climbed to the roof to investigate. He
was Mortified at seeing the body Of Dali
ton lying on his back across two electric
light wires, and the smoke curling up
from bis burning clothing and flesh,
The ndor fairly sickened him and seeing
that Dalton was dead, he at once de.
scsnded to the freight Office and tele.
phoned 10 have the current shut of 80
the body could be removed,
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THE WEIR.MlRPIIY Fight

Postponed Until january 13- Date Flxet
for the McAuline. Carroll Mill.
San Francisco, Dec. 1.-THE dlrec
tors Of the California Athletic Club havt
postponed the fight between Ike Wei
and Billy Murphy to January lS, one o
Weir's hands having been injured by
guushot. The directors fixed Januar,
Goth for the meeting between McAuliffe
Of New York, and Jimmy Carroll, tht
clubs light weight instructor.
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CUNDBNSEn TELE0BAMs

Four hundred and nI1ety.one lntnl.
grants arrived In New York yesterday
from Hamburg.
AZ The city election In Metlden, Conn,
yesterday, The Republicans were victor
Gus for the fltat time In three yeAta
electlng thslt Mayor and lwenty.o6e oui
Of thirty CounCilmen,
Miss Grace pedlsy, an English actress
claims that Edward Henley, who re-
Gently married Niles Mary Ham plon, aht
10 now in California, ID her hubband
and che yesterday applied d q New Yofl
police court iof 4 warrant Tor his arrest
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A FATAL ACCIDENT,
A LIneman BADLY Injured During the Raid
Oil the Electric Wires.

a AtuuAuhh hhaNlJ AhJNEou DutAhk HNu Ahefu
OH the Electric Wires.
New YoRE, Dec, l7,-The first serious
accident attending the raid Of the city
authorities upon the electric wires, oc'
CURED at 10 o'clock this morning on
Broadway in front Of the Chemical Bank,
Daniel Montague, linenan in the EN-
ploy Of the United states Illuminating
Company, fell from pole on Broadway
ut Chambers street and received injuries
from which he will probably die. Mon.
tagus was standing on q cross bar, which
snapped off close to the pole. He fell
across some wires and bounded of 10
the stone sidewalk and rolled into the
basement OF the building at that point,
Montague was engaged In taking down
the wires oil his company to save them
from destruction by the city's gang OF
workmen, who were at work behind
him. He was taken to Chambers Street
HoSpital.
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ONEpRuNNER SIIOOrS ANOTnER.
The Murderer fasul!ed Ills yIstlm'. Wi

The Murderer fnsuited Ills vlctlm'S wife
and Ia Shooting Match Followed.
MpuNr srERLtSo,. Dec. 17.-Frank
Harsy, a Chicago travelling man, was
shot and fatally wounded here yester.
day, by Il, E. Smith, who travels for j.
Robinson & TO-, Of Louisville. Some
weeks ago Smith made a aIppant remark
10 Hatgy's vile. Harry met smith 700.
tetdsy Jor tho lrgt lime, and demanded
All apology. shooting match was the
tnhIiIl
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Blair to report fayoably his educatioual
bill, This action does not, however
bind any member OF the committee a
10 his action on the floor Of the Senate
The nomination OF William 7, HarFiI
10 be Commissioner Of Education was
ordered TO be reported iayerably,
The senDte Committee on Pensions
to.dap had up the dependent pension
bill and referred 1t to a subcommittee
consisting OF Chairman Davis, Senators
Moody and Faulkner for report at the
next meeting, A favorable report was
ordered on the nomination Of Charles
P, Lincoln TO be Second Deputy Com
missioner OF pensions,
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NOT LEGALLY ADOPTED.

The Dlenalai Elections Amendment 10
tho Constitution Of Ohio.
COLUMBUS, o., Dec l7,--The Supreme
Court to-day decided that the biennial
elections amendment 10 the constitution
Of Ohio, which received a majority Of
votes cast Oh tho prapngltion AZ the last
election, was not legally adopted. This
establishes the principle that 10 change
lhe constitution q majority oi all votes
east Q general election must be In the
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jgppgRSOS DAVIS, pOpy.

Richmond People Want that Point Selected
for the Permanent Resting iIaCs.
RICHMOND, Va. Dec. l7.-A confer.
eRce Of the Presidents Of the various
Commercial Exchanges and the heads ol
both branches Of the city council, lead.
Ing representatives Of military and Com
iedsate veteran associations, was held
10 day, et the instance Of the mayor o
the dty 10 take action upon the butia'
Of Jefferson Davis In city. ResOlulIohi
were adopted expressing . deSlrethe lAtI
Jefferson Davis remains be removed L
Richmond,
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west virginia Pon.lous Granted.

Special DtSpatch to ne iateLiigeIeer.
wAsnINoroS, D. O., Dec. 17.-West
Virginia pensions wereograuted to-day
as follows: Original invalid-Wiliam
Dickson, Red Hill; John W. Justice,
Looreyyille; William n. Williams, Sis
sonyille. tncrease-William H. Hill,
Charleston; BAIL B. Wright, Richards
William ]. Emery, Milton; John Rohan,
Wheeling; Julius r. Mays, Ceredoi
Henry King, Littleton; Solomon Wales,
Plsgah Elias Leach, Ardon. Reissue
Alfred II. Deartnan, ZOna. Reissue
and inCreaSe-David NJ. Nelson, Par
keraburR.
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Tons III Mhsa. Il..lrn...,.

PoRT tlosrA, GALA, Dec. lY.-Ths
British ship Durham, lying at the ware.
house loading with wheat for Liverpool,
caught FIRE this morning. She was towed
into the stream and afterwards beaChet
and flooded. She had about twenty.iouf
hundred tons Of wheat aboard aud this
will prove almost d total loss,
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HARRlsBuRu. PA, Dec. 1.-THE char
tsy Of the nOw city oi jOhnSIown, will
be- lssued Ia 0 few days. The new city
viii conniBt Of 10 WAfd6, seven Of which
will be ID JOhnbioWh proper, one u
GFubloWn, two In ,ConemauRh, one ID
wOodyale, Two in MillVllle, and two ID
Cambria.
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A BIG SUIT FILED.

A Soldiers wife IIOiross to Three Hundred
Thousand Acres of Land.
MoNTtcELLo, ILL.,, Dec. 17.-Captain
Robert M, Foster, who served in the
ll5th Illinois infantry through the late
war, has just discovered that his wife Ia
the legal heir 10 three hundred thousand
acres Of land lying In Virginia and Ken
lucky. He has entered suit In the fed
eral courtin Covington, KY, to secure
possession Of the land which is very val
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Electric Lights IN Clarksburg,

iFtVElE UNP1EeF V WN IIIII1FWVtI'
CLAREssuRG, W, yAp Dec. ITO
night the olarksburg Electric Light
Company started their incandescent
plant. Quite a number Of business and
dwelling houses are lighted by electric
ity for the first time. The stealvy Cor
met band celebrated the event by serena.
ding those who had taken the lights,
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THE NURSES SACRIFICE.

DIphtheria selles Lady Attendant ut the
Hospital with Fatal Results.
XENIA, o., Dec. 17.-Miss Ollie Smith,
an eighteen.year-old girl Of this city,
who went to the Hospital at the O. s.
and s. o. Home few weeks ago to act
as one Of the nurses, took the diphtheria
on Tuesday last aud died Saturday night,
She was buried yesterday morning In
the House burying ground. She was q
faithful nurse, aud her death Is greatly
regretted. The disease at the Home has
about abated,
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STOPPED 1lIR sERRNApR.
A Young Lady on Trial for Killing n Ma
Engaged In CIinrIynti.

AYoung Lady on Trial for Killing a Man
Engaged in n Cliarlvah.
DEs MolNES, Ia, Dec. t7,-A case
that is attracting general attention ID
now on trial In the poweshiek Court.
It 10 the prosecution Of Miss Flora Look,
the young woman who shot aud killed
man who was engaged In a charivari
In Chester county. The Berenadlng par,
W was making life miserable for FlOra'l
grandfather who had been III. The
gefenaderB refused 10 deBlat, whOreupot
Miss Flora took down u gun and fired
Into the party, killing one man, Aitei
that they were not troubled 90 much
with BefenAdefs,
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A NEWSPAPER MANS CRIME,

Proprietor OF the Toledo Herald Charged
with FotEing Notes aud orders,
ToLEpo, o., Dec, l7,-ChArles selner,
proprietor Of The Sunday Herald and
Timss, was indicted by the Lucas coun.
~ grand jury yesterday ior forgery, and
last evening was arrested by Sheriff HaF.
beck. Being unable 10 obtain bail he
was lodged In jail The indictment con.
talnB several counts lot forgery ol tintes
and orders, the principal one Of which
10 said 70 have been . bill Of exchange
on Bates, q New York advertising agent,
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NEw YcRS, Dec. MA fte broke oul
~ 90 Eldhdse street before 2 o'clock tblI
mornleg,. A synagogue ID on the second
iioof, and the three top stories are occu,
pied by Marx Max a. a candy factory
Ihtee men were asleep on the Top floor
aud they were badly burned.
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A Dinner to stanley.

ZANZIBAR, Dec. 17.-Col, Evan Smith
the British sul-General here who
represented Queen Victoria at the in.
yestiture Of the Sultan with the Grand
Gross OF the Order Of st, Michael and st.
George, gave u dinner to Henry NJ
Stanley last night. The ships in the
harbor were Illuminated In honor OF the
event.
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rhn prn.ilInnl,a Cnilnra.

wAsnrSoroS, Dec. General Crook,
Governor Foster and General Warner,
Of the Sioux Commission, had an inter.
view with the President this morning.
Among the Presidents other callers was
~. lanalhr MnDnnalH
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Flre lh 4 I,innn i,anlnn..

NEw yong, Dec. l5.-l'Ire was dlscOv.
cred at 4i4S o'clock this morning on The
seventh door Of Jacobs Bros. piano fac
tory, 642 aud 6l4 west FortieIh street
Before II was sxtinRuishsd Il had made
its y9e down 10 the aith AOor ant
TI,t caused a. damage a seamStsd at $4,000
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READING, Pa. Dec. 1.-THE we'll
known Joanna Furnace at Joanna, this
county, and the Jones iron ore mines
near by, have closed daWpJ Jor the win.
Ter. Nearly 1900 tens Of pig iron ara
stored at tile furnace and operations
will not be resumed until tue oyet.pfo.
ductlon ID disposed oI,
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TIE lIaLllp ui Now OtleAn..

NEw YoRE, Dec. l7,-1'he Husinssn
Mems Democratic Association Of New
York will celebrate the anniversary ol
the Battle Oi New Orleans on January
by q banquet al the Holman House
The kueats will he the newly elected
neinocfatlc Governors Of Ohio, Iowa
VIFRinia. New lefseY and Montana.
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1suPEMtSu, MrcH, Dec. 1.-Two
brothers named Berglund were instantly
killed in the mine this morning, while
they we're endeavoring TO discover why
a certain blast Of dynamite had not ex.
ploded, when the discharge suddenly
taht btaHa