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NO COLOR LINE.
strangely Mated Couple Under Arrest at
weston.

strangely Mated Couple Under Arrest at
weston
Special Telegram to The Register.
WESTON, ". VA, November ga
colored man and a white woman came in
on the train this morning, and were Try
ing to get conveyance to BraxtOn Court
House when arrested by Chief Of Police
Bohan upon telegraphic instructions.
Your correspondent interviewed them at
the jsil, and found them to have been
made man aad wife at Marietta, Ohio,
last evening, s. evidenced by marriage
certificate in their possession. They are
from Coshocton, Ohio. The man claims
that his name is Cepheus Daniels, but be
is known here as Cepheus Reay, and he's
relatives in Brsxton county. The girl Is
rather Il iue looking, well dressed and is rot
quite eighteen She claims ber maiden
name is Lane, and telegraphed to her
mother after her arrest, whom she says
wss aware Of her matrimonial intentions.
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THE ESTIMATED LOSS.
ELECrRIC LIGHT WIRES

More Costly in Boston than Chicaeo's Cow.
BosToE, November 29.-The cause of
the fire may be ascribed to the crossing of
the Boston Time oompany's wires with the
lines of one OF the electric light companies.
So far as can be learned, all the clocks in
the city run by the time company, stopped
at 6:4s o'clock this morning. The Office OF
the company is in the granite building, IN
which the fire started. The contact Of the
electric light wires with the wires OF the
Time Company would cause a current
which, according to experts, would be
much too strong for the company's wires
10 bear. OF course thu result would be n
burning ont of the compsny's wires. AT
City Hall the clock in the city messepger's
office stopped at GAS. The telephones
switchboard YVES burning out, and the
wire connecting With police headquarters
was melted.
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mme. Pat,I coming Nes. week.

NEW YORK, November 29.-Mme.
Adelina Patti ssiled from Liverpool yes
terday on the White Star steamer Teu-
tonic. She will arrive here probably on
December 4 and remain until December 6,
when she will 20 to Chicago to sing at the
opening Of tie Auditorium there on De
cembsr 9. The advance sale Of seats for
Nine. PATHS Chicago engagement had
reached SIP, 900 on Tuesday last. Presi-
dent Harrison, it is said, will be present
at the opening of the Auditorium.
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NOT GUILTY."
James Men Acquitted at Washington, Pa.
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
The trial of James Neff, charged with
being an accessory to the murder Of William
McCsuslsnd, which has been in progress at
Washington, Pa, for the past ten or eleven
days, wss concluded yesterday. On Thurs
day, Capt. B. B. DOvener occupied four
hours in behalf of the defendant and is
said to have made very telling argument.
Attorney Anderson for the Common
wealth, closed the case with speech of two
hours and half.
Court met yesterday morning at $3.50
o'clock, when Judge McIllyain consumed
an hour and half in his charge to the jury,
setting forth the case and quoting various
law points. At 10:40 the jury retired.
At 100 o'clock p. m. the bell in the Gu
pols Of the court house rang out, announc-
ing that o verdict had been agreed on by
the jury. Judge McIlvaine, who resides
about mile from the court house, did not
arrive until about half hour after the
bell rang, and large crowd Of anxious
spectators were waiting impatiently when
he came. Meanwhile Neff had been noti-
fed of the fact that the jury had agreed,
and Sheriff LockhRrt had him conducted
to the court room to await the formal
iudipg Of the jury. The suspense was
terrible one for Nef, although he sat in
comparatively easy manner throughout
the 40 minutes time. The venerable court
crier convened the court and the clerk
called the names of the jurors He asked
il the jury had agreed on verdict, and
after the usual responses, the foremsn, Jno.
S. Wilson, announced that they had found
James Neff mot guilty" The effect on
the prisoner can better be imagined than
described. His counteDance changed, and
q bright smile came over his face. His
counsel grasped him by the hand and then
asked his Honor Judge McIlvaine to pro-
claim the prisoner free from further attend
snce at court. This was done, aad the
court adjourned. Neff was congratulated
On ali sidee. He shook tie hand of each
juor in hearty manner. The jury reached
a verdict on the second ballot. The fret
ballot stood nine for acquitted, two blanks,
and one for conviction. On the second
ballot the vote was unanimous for acquit-
tai.
This was one of the most interesting legal
fghlsever occurring in this part Of the cOun-
try, and full synopsis Of the status Of the
case was printed in the REGISTER at the
outset of the trial just concluded.
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ALL FOR REED.
s..,, siam Has tho speakership
NearIy 20 a Certainty.

-.. v..ns SIAN Has mo sPeakershiP
Nssr., TO a Certainty.
WASHINGTON. ID C., November 29.-
s...-.s indications 20 the Speakership is
s.r.ss is sv.r o.. R-ed. His candidacy
s,,, e-.s. b.0u l.a, night at The Bsiden
5.,-s- where sl o.. the New York mem
~ sxcsr, Flood, sgyesd 70 supper. the
FL, f-1n Mains. The prestige that Reed
I'M ohaas brings up the averaging
.-ssls-l and bis friends confidently hope
..t,ft-. s5ut,era delegates viii declare
.- ba before ths assembling OF the
,,r.,s Ia tha. even. Alamo, toe Mary
f.-f ,,r4.da.e. Will no doubt be made
n,r-kssp-r Reds friends are to-day
.,s.n.ss ths vot Of The three Repressn-
t,rr- rom S. Louis and accsssions tfom
Kansas ard Wisconsin,.
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OUT OF THEIR CAVE.
The North Wind and The West Wind LOOss-Thsir
Furious Work on the Lakes Terrible
Tales Of Disaster.

DETROIT, MICH, November ga
Journal special from Sheboygan, Mich,
says: TIE Iron King towing the Iron
Queen struck at Grey's Reef yesterday
during the storm. The former worked her
self off by throwing part of her cargo OF
grain overheard. The ID. O. Whitney is
also on Grey's Reef. The steam barge
Fayette reports steam barge ashore below
ShebOygan Light and large three masted
vessel with her main and mizzen top masis
gone is ashore several miles below here
Both are iced to the msstheads. The
crews if safe have not reported here yet
The storm which set 10 from the northeast
and veered to the northwest was simply
terrific, and all trains are delayed by the
immeuse snow drifts.
A BIG SCHOONER LOST.
A Chicago dispatch says: The largest
sailing vessel on the great lakes, the five
master, David L. Dows, foundered this
afternoon twenty miles southeast of Chi
cago. Nothing bat the tips of the masts
projecting slightly in the air show
the spot, in the storm beaten waters,
where the DOws went down. Her crew
had terrible experience, but were saved.
A round $lO0, 600 was the cost Of tbtlmam-
moth vessel when built, about six years
ago The steam barge Aurora bad
the DoWs in tow coming mp the lake under
the storm. The Dows sprung leak and
the Aurora cut looee from her.
The Adams and Dows cast anchor
in mid lake. The pumps frtze
up. and the crew gave Themselves Up for
lost At 2:3O life saving crew arrived
from Chicago and rescued them. The
DOws soon sunk.
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Myers New Backer.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL, November 80
Billy Myer, the light weight pugiiist, has
published the following card to the public;
81 have this day appointed Mr. Lee
Chey, of Bloomington, ILL.,, my sole and
only manager. Any one wishing 10 trans
set any business with me will do so
through him."
This is in pursuance Of his separation
from Alf Kennedy, of Streater, reported
few daHa 400
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GREAT DEFEATED.

jake Kilraln Anxious to Meet Sullivan or
jackson.
BALTIMORE, November 29.-Jake XII
rain has returned from his Canadian spar
ring exhibition. He looks the picture OF
health and is in excellent spirits. He says
Re will fight Sullivan, Jackson or any
other man for money enough, but he will
not fght unless the purse is large enough
to Justify it. Kilrain will leave the last
of this week for Purvis, Miss where his
trial for the fight with Sullivan will begin
on the 9sh Of December. He will be sc-
comanied by VIM. Beach and several other
friends, and should his trial result favor
ably to himself he will return at Oncs to
Baltimore.
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WASHINGTON. November 29.-At a
~..er. of the R.p1bhcan delegation Of
p-,s.y.gas. t1's sfieTuoor, vote wa
ne, .,- So-sks-. Mr. Read rec-iv-d IA
In v- 81. Enlsy 3 F.r Gers Of the
u.1.s N- McPrer. on received il votes
and Sir John AZ Carson .
T5- .1urortsra cf Mckinley we're Kelly,
s.-r 0hc-u. Wfilat and Culbsrtson.
lfs.r. 4i-uer ard Mccormick were ab-
..-+ i. s stated thst the former woald
b,r. g0si FOG Mckinley and the latter
II. Reed The uuit rule was not adopted.
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TRApE,s INpICATOR

Dun Il Cos Report of Business in the
Past Week.
NEW YORK, November Or. G. Dun
& %. g weekly review says: The reports.
are without exception favorable on the
whole Trade at Boston prior to Thurs
day had bsen improving; in wool, large
sales Of nearly four million pounds
At Philadelphia, iron products
are in strong demand, bitumous coal &C
tive, anthracite dull. A great boom in
iron abroad, with a speculative excitement
rarely witnessed and rapid fluctuations in
price, causes some apprehension.
The business failures number 24O, sc
compared with a total of 277 last week,
and 265 the week previous. For the cor
responding week Of last year the figures
yyera 239
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A $4,000 PURSE

Reported Raised at Victoria, H. C., for
Sullivan-Jackson Fight.
VICTORIA, B. O., November 29.-Sev-
ersl well known sporting gentlemen Of
this city have subscribed $50, 600 as an in
ducement for the Sullivan-JscksOn mill to
take place in or near this city. A portion
of this amount has already been deposited
at the Bank Of British Columbia as an
earnest. The promoters of the affair have
been telegraphed.
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A Fine Comedy.

OF Gillette's very bright comedy, "a
Legal Wreck, which comes to the Opera
House next Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, the New York Sun says; This
is the fifth week OF Legal Wreck" and
still il is drawing fnll hOuses The YER
dict of popular success made known by
the San after the opening night has been
widely endorsed, and Gillette's eI joyable
comedy from present appearances will
run this season out with profit.
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CYCLONIC FURY.
A Terrible Storm Takes Many Lives In
North CarOlins.

A Terrible Storm Takes Many Lives In
North Csrolius.
CHARLOTTE, N. O., November ga
very destructive cyclone passed over por-
tion of Buford county yesterday, doing
great damage. Houses were blown down
aud trees torn up by the roots. The resi-
dence of farmer near Washington, the
county-aeat, was blown TO atoms, and the
entire family, consisting of father, mother
and four children, were killed instantly.
The grown daughter was to have been
married to-day, and sll preparations had
been made to celebrate the happy event.
A lsotcry near Washington was blown
down and two people killed, while dozen
others received bad Injuries.
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rELEeRAPHIC BREvIrIEs.

A plot to assassinate Herr Tiszs, the
Hungarian Prime Minister has been dis'
covered.
Frsnce has recognized the Brazilian ke-
public. The Brszllian government has re-
adOped the old fsg.
Carnegie, Phipps & Co., Of Pittsburg,
have bought 1000 tons OF Southern pig
iron for trial in their furnaces.
Frank Gallsher and Joseph Mayer were
killed, snd James Noon seIiousiy lnJureu
in a stone quarry at Bellefonte' IA
Secretary Blaine is confined to his room
with lumbago.
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DOODLE ALDERMEN
Get shsrp Doses Of Justice In Pittsburg'
Yesterday.

Get shsrp Doses Of Justice In Pittsburg.
Yesterday.
PunBuRG, Pa, November 29.-Alder-
men Callen, DoughtsIty snd Mauesse, and
Detectives Bsoder, Doyle, Nsgle aad BEN
der convicted Of conspiracy TO defraud in
accepting brides to settle illegal liquor
selling cases. were sentenced this morning
by Judge White, of the Criminal Court
C,llen got three years 90 the wcIkhcuaei
Dougherty one year and Aanesse s'A
months in iai. ]. ID. Bauder and biz
Chief Detective each got three years 90 the
workhouse; Nagls one yesr and Bender
six months in iall.
The Aldermen are all quite prominent
ana wesltby and always stood hign m
the community Their method was 20
10 have the Detectives enter suit against
unlicensed liquor dealers and then settle
,hs case for o consideration without re-
vorting ihe mstter To- Court.
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CADIz O., November 29.-The Bsrss
Grit Oil Company No. 4, on the Norman
farm, came in yesterday, 15-barrel well,
of q superior quality Of oil, very much
ike the Washington county oil. This
well is evidently on the edge Of the belt,
and decides beyond doubt that there Is
an oil field in Harrison county.
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Runkisn,s ArnicassIve.

The best salve in the world for Outs,
Bruisee, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and su the Skin EruptiOns, and
positively curee Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed 70 give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Logon 4 %.
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UNCLE SAM MOVES.
rssJ.,,astts Contract Labor Importers
sued ar Last.

rs.J.,,astts Contract Labor Importers
sued at Lssf.
r.rE3. Pa, November 29.-U.
S Dsua Attorney Lyon entered civil
snojsy q the Unitsd States Court
sr Bns A. Chambers and H. Sellers
MEs trailing as the Chambers and Nc
Ess Gls Co, and James Campbell and
H Sucker. Presidents respectively otthe
American Window Glass Workers Als1-
cauon. and the Universal Federation Of
Window Glass Workers, 20 recover the
som of8l GOO fne imposed by the alien
Importation labor law. for every man al
eyed TO have been brought 90 this coun-
.rg by OF 80 the instgA,ion Of The ACCUSED
.or employment az che Jeanette Glass
Works
Forty-six men are alleged % have been
brought here 10 violation Of the law.
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uonsnlar AppoIniments.

WASHINGTON, November 29.-President
Harrison this afternoon appointed the fol-
lowing U. s. Consuls: BeckfOrd Mackey,
of South Carolina, to San Jose, Costa Ricsi
Hiram ]. Dunlap, of Illinois, to Breslsu,
Germany; NJ. E. Gardner, of WisconsoD,
to Rotterdam; John r. Osborne, Of Penn
sylyania, to Ghent, Mr.. Osborne ia son
Of the Congressman from Wilkesbarrei
VIM. Monaghan, of Ohio, to Hamilton,
Ontario.
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PROP. PATTERSON DEAD.

A Distinguished Presbyterian Editor
PASSES Away.
PrrTsBURG, November 29.-Prof. Pat
tersou, editor aud one OF the prOprietoTs Of
the Presjg.Tm Banner died at four
o'clock this morning at his home ia Sc
wicklsy, Pa, Of paralysis. The deceased
was 69 years of sge and was well known
throughout. The country.
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A MILLION a YEAR.
How the Unlted states Government Il
nsgre G,VIndIad

How the Unlted states Government Is
Being Swlndled
OTTAWA, ONT, November 29.-An oih-
Ger of the Canadian customs, who has just
returned from the Pacific coast, stated to-
day that he believed the United States
Government wss losing at the rate of near
ly 100000 a year in revenue which
should be collected from the prepared
Opium which Is being manufactured in
British Columbia and smuggied across into
the United States.
He Gays he saw enough with his own
ewes to convince him of the gigantic frauds
which are being perpetrated on the United
States Government by an organized gang
who have brought the business down to a
system.
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nlnrn. the Magic Onean

The Grand was crowded to the doors
on Thanksgiving day and evening to wit
ness the great spectacular drama OF ZOzO.
The Company gave very good perform
ance, snd the scenery is as fue as any
spectacular play ON the road. A good aU-
dierce also witnessed i. last night. This
afternoon there will be grand matinee
for ladies and children, and this evening
will close their engagement.
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AsLlGHr NIIsHAP

not often the REGIsrER has to
.,,,os1s flr Disappointing its readers or
.4v.risers. bulit is compelled to do
.5 .his morning
RI, tbe REGISTER numerous subscribers
.,- nsirhb'ri1g towns, who may mise
,s..- local news aud to those Of our ad-
..-.sr. who may mise their advertise
.,ts this morning, We beg to
ths explanation that the
,srd plgs form. ss i, wss On its way from
... composing room" TO the press room,
.rs,.d OPP sna eu dswa IN a heap lin
..ss- words Che slegator rope broke ard
tss form was pied.
accidents sin happen rot only in the
i..,rsus.s3 h1ilies bus also in the best
.,r,t.l newspaper offices.
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srILLM CoNrENIPr.

Kapawha County Lords Refuse to Obey
the Supreme Court.
SDc-ial TsogrGm 70 ne Reg1s'eT.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November %
The County Court met to-day, but refused
to sign the bill of exceptions in the Alder
son McC innis congressional contest case,
AZ ordered by the Court of Appeals last
week. The County Court has adjourned
aud much interest is felt in the matter, as
Anderson and McGinnis will each appear
At the openiog Of Congress and demand to
be seated. Anderson has the Governor 8
certificate.
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rour I.l,tle aIrIs Blown to PIeces.

ELLIorrsyILLE, OHIO, November %
Four little girls, children Of Hugh DunD,
a wealthy mine owner, found keg of pow
der in an abandoned working yesterday
morning. In some way they exploded II,
and were blown TO atoms. Their motner
lost her rea on when told of the fate OF her
children.
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Pensions for West visginians.

-reaa aI Telegram OBJ Che Register.
WASHINGTON, ID. G, November %
Pensions have been issued TO the follow
ins West Virgins applicants: Original
Invalid John W. Vandune, Halls Mills
Hanson Cridwell, Moundsvills; Alex. Rid
De Wheeling. Silas Garrison, LittletOn.
l'cas W A. South, Reader; VIM. Cos
e7 N., Columbus; Silas ri. Morrison,
h'ilQ1 @ III Jos. W. Bumgardner, Ebz-
a's.1 Reissue AID increase Jacob Per
le BROter.
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Tho aostons and the brotherhood.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 29.-Ten
members of last seasons Boston League
team arrived here yesterday, accompanied
By Manseer Hart and General Dixwell.
The party are at the Baldwin hotel, and
talk nothing but Brotherhood. Jim Hart
is an out and out supporter of the Brother
hood, and says as this is his last season in
the base ball business, ne feels at liberty to
talk. He says that Comiskey, Boyle,
Latham, King and 0'Neill, of St Louis,
have signed Brotherhood contracts. Bill
Brown has signed with New York.
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Tho Storm ut Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., November 29.-Lake
Ede. shallow and treacherous, was lashed
into a fury last night by the gale which
swept over its waters. At the port Of
Cleveland the waves relied in with roar
that was almost deaiening and the spray
was flung high over the pier lights. The
becon bluff was not seen at sea because Of
The anow
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nIi.si..innI steamboat Sunk.

VICKsBURG, MISS, November 2s.-The
Queen and Crescent steamer Northern
Pacific sunk at s o'clock this morning, on
the incline on this side of the river. Her
bow is out but her stern is in ten feet of
water. She hes ten loaded freight cars on
hoard
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Rnston Wool Market.

Boston, November 29.-wOOl, market
frmer; Ohio NX SAC; Ohio Xxx 31a32c;
Michigan Y SOC; No. l, 3Se; No. Ohio
Csc; Ohio fine delaine 341a354c; Michigan
do 33s344o; No. 1 combing 39a4Oc; un-
washed combiDg 27s2Sc; Territory woods
5s86O; Texas 5Os52e; pulled woods weak ;
fnreipn wool firm.
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xzYPORl's VISITATION.
Igs naudiugs Destroyed aud Man
rrnrneH 10 nanfh.

Frs gandiugs Destroyed aud Man
Burned 20 Death.
KgypoRr. n. j., November 29 AT o
o. clock this morning dre was discovered 10
.eyrer's bakery Ole Front street. A high
wind prevailed and the flames spread
Quickly. Five bulldogs belonging to L
B stout and Mrs. VILLAIN COn0yer were
burned. The bakers employed by Leyrer
and the members Of his family were ssleep
when The fire occurred and were aroused
with difficulty. Jacob Lsyerer was burned
90 death and his wife aud son were also
badly burned and may die. The loss is
i.-L .-l.
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rnllnn.Wnnnop right on.

LONDON, November 29.-The fight be-
tween Jack Fsllon, of Brooklyn, and Jack
Wspuop is oil. Fallon objected to the az
rangements made for the match, and has
started to visit friends in Ireland. He will
return to America in q week.
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Three Bean Eaters Sign.

Boston, November 29.-The Globe has
recsived despatch from San Francisco
to-day announcing that Charles Rad
bourne, William Daley and Richard
Johnston had signed Players Lsague con-
tracts with Boston.
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Indiana snowbound.

WABASH, IND, November 29.-Tte
first snow storm of the season came yesIer-
day, the ground being covered to the
dep h Of four inches. AlOrg the Olncin-
natl. Wabash and Michigan railway, north
of here, the ground is covered to a depth
of nearly two feet.
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Two Flremnn hfl.,lng.

BosToN, November 29-TgO more fire.
men, Michael Muruan, driver, and John
Brooks, piremsn Of HOssck, are reported
missing this morning and belied to be in
the ruins Of the Brown, Darrell building
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WILL 1T FAIL?
A Report That the Great Wire Trust Has
Fallen Through.

PITTsBURG, Pa, November 29-An
evening paper published report to-day to
the effect that the attempt to organize the
Federal Steel Company has proven fail
urs. The object of the proposed company
was 10 combine the manufacturers of wire
rode, wire, barbed wire and wire nails,
and on the authority of one of the inter-
ested parties, the statement is made that
the projectors of the combination have
eivn up hopes Of maturing their plans.
The reason given is that three or fOnr
frms necessary to the success of the pro-
ject now refuse to become members of the
proposed combination.
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Tho Rrnrll strike Ended.

BRAZIL, IND, November 2s.-At a
meeting Of the striking miners this after
noon. a committee chosen to interview the
operators. reported in favor Of accepting
the terms offered and declaring the strike
off. The report was accepted.
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DAVIS DANGER.

The Confederate Chief Unable to Take
Nourishment
NEW ORLEANS, November 29.-Mr.
Jefferson Davis III edicAl adviser, DIR. O. j.
Dickhsm, tonight reports that Mr..
Davis condition is improved over that
of yesterday, but anxiety on behalf
Of the distinguished patient is not by any
means removed. Any danger that may be
spprehended arises not so much from the
complaint he is suffering under as from an
inability 10 receive nourishment.