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A lInra rnnrllt l,rl,n NIlll.

ToLRpo, o., Jan. n.G.-A prize fight be.
tween Mike Coburn, Of Manchester
England, and Jim KennAtd, a hali.brccd
Indian, Of ", Paul, Mlnn., took place
this morning some eight miles from this
city, Just across tho Michigan lint, for
800. The two mon arc light weights.
Nineteen rounds were fought under
Marquis OF QuoCnsbury rules, the ring
being staked out In an old burn on aC.
count OF tho rain. The battle was d
hard fought ono, resulting In n Victory
for Coburn. Alarge crowd was present
from tho city, leaving in lacks AZ mid
night with tho utmost secrecy to cludo
tho police,
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LONDON, Jan. O.-1ho name Of Lady
shaitesbury, niece Of tho Marquis Of
Donegal, Is now to be added to the list
Of sensible women who have gone Into
business 10 got money and mako their
titles and social positions worth having,
She has started store At lIournmOutll
for the sale Of farm aud dairy produce, n
portion Of which comes from her own
prOpcrty.
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sklrnl.hNsIth thS IlsbelIl

sAuxiM, Jan, GA party OF soudanose
who had been sent QUITO clear the bush,
had a skirmish to-day with the
rebels, While the men were az
Eork about sixty rebel hosomei and
a few camel and iooLnen approached.
After q short engagement the enemy re'
tired with four WOundUd.
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INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS.
Progrsssin the Investigation OF the Super.
vIsints ArnIitAet'a OfIipp, f'

wAsulSuToS, D, O., Jan. 5.-The In
yestigation into the conduct Of the
Supervising Architects office by a Senate
subcommittee was conducted in secret,
II was developed that Architect Freret
has awarded contracts for th0preparatlon
Of plans for four or five buildings 10
architects In Washington, aud that clerks
employed in his office are working on
these plans out OF office hours.
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Special Diapdlch 10 nc lhlelligdlcff.
! pARkE@BuRa, W. VA, Jan, 6.--ThO
iiugging & Brown oilwCll thOThomas
Rowland farm proved to bo q genuine
guSher. II put $40 barrels In the tank
during the ilrst twenty.iour hours and
10 keeping up the flow very well, Other
promiblnR wells arO going down In the
same nUl1hbDthood,
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GATHERING STATESMEN.


Democratic Boastlng- Claiming Republi.
can CnptlvCs-The sonatorship, sc.
Special DiGpatch to The LAieiliqaeer.
CHARLESTON, W. vAa Jan. O.-The
evening Eanawha & Ohio train brought
considerable addition to the forces on
the ground. 1t was mostly Democratic
contingent Judge Fleming headed the
procession. Mr.. Riley, who ran the
campaign, was a good'second. Colonel
Chancellor came in from Parkersburg,not
knowing thing about the Senatorial
affair. Lively, Of Lewis, dropped in to
see whether sprigg, OF Hardy, or Dorr,
Of Webster, had gained any points in
the Spcakefship fight by getting ahead
OF him. Delegates Kee, OF Barbour, and
Stuck, Of Doddrlige, were in the party.
So was Albert FranLheim, OF Ohio coun.
ty, also, who regarded the sergeant.at
arms place In the House as about his
size. Colonel Dan Lucas, Of Jefferson,
thinks the Senatorial pool somewhat
muddled. 0hley and Hagans, Of Fair.
mont, came to see that nobody runs
away Judge Fleming. Congressman.
elect Smith, OF the Fourth district, Is
holding levee at tho Rullner. Senator'S
FurbG0 and Sweeney want to know
which way the cut Is going 10 jump on
the organization OF the Senate.
DEMOCRATIC CLAIMS,
The Democrats arc boasting that they
have gained control Of the Senate and
among themselves arc ChuCGling over
the alleged assurance that Carr, Of Kan.
awha, will act with them. Carr was
elected by the Republicans and Green.
back Labor men against intense Demo-
cratic opposition, and his friends say he
will never act with the Democrats He
says that nobody knows whom he will
support for President Of tho Senate ho
has not made up his mind, but ho Will
not support Democrat.
Carr Is an interesting figure Just now
and will be until some matters are SGT.
tied In hisOwn mind. The Democrats are
boosting Of enough straight out Republl'
can captives 10 have things their own
way. They name names aud do some
good mon Injustice.
DESPERATE TACTICS.
They declare further that Republicans
are trying to buy Democrats, which Is
their way Of dlscounllhg the effect Of
tho probable refusal Of certain Demo-
Gratis 10 take q hand In their schemes,
Republicans expect TO organize the Sen.
ate, which belongs 10 thOln, In spite oil
Democratic mauUuvOtlng, Part OF the
Democratic plUn ID " stir UP trouble
among those SenatOrs who voted tol
Camden two years ago by getting wcll
circulated tho Idea that those Senators
should gct ylndlCallon by demanding
that onB OF their own number should bC
made President Of tho Senate. Failing
in this that they shall act with thv
Democrats In tho organization Of lhC
eenatB aud In tho election ot O United
States Senator, l...
TiE sRNATORstiir,
Tic Senatorial question ID much dis
CuBsed, but Ia not taking any dcanitI
shape, 1 venture tho prediction thl
carly that tho Democrats will bG unabl
10 caucus for q senator. This will b
bad for Kenha, but tho friends Of Cam
den and Governor Wilson don't aoeln Il
| DO taking II hard,
Col, Jake KgmplU Is looking for tn
place Of SefEeAntatsArm1 oi the Senate
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and SO is Steele Hawkins, OF Kanawha,
Wade, Of Braxton, is ready to pounGe on
the Clerkship Of the Senate, These and
other projects are being talked about in
the hotel corridors, which haven't much
Of a Sunday aspect, The Republicans
are disappointed that Senator Scott, Of
Ohio, did not come in tonight,
The candidates for offices pretty we'll
understand that II even one Democrat
refuses to so into caucus the caucus will
be dead.
The hotel is crowded and boarding
houses are filling up, but accommoda-
tons here are elastic, c,I,H.
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PnltApELrlllA, PA, Jan. 0. Vice
Prosident.elect Morton and wife ar
rived in this city last evening. They
were Immediately driven TO the resi-
donco OF Rov. Dr.. Francis Robblns,whose
wife Ia a niece Of the Vice President
elect, Tho evening was spent In a
purely social and informal way and only
d few callers paid their respects.
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ptr4snuRon, Jan, 6.--At meeting Of
prominent Irish Homo Rule sympath.
i1es to-day tho testimony Of witness
Flannigan, who Bworg NJ tho trial OF Par.
nell that Stephen Il. Meany had presided
az q land lgagnD meeting Ia this city,
and collected funds IN buy arms, was
denounced "a false, Resolutions were
also adopted condemnlng tho English
Tory Government for eyICtlonB In Ire.
land, plUtglng Pafnell and DAyllt assls.
tanCe and wlShlng The Hight Hon. WIN,
II. Gladstone long life,
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CAnLB ELASnEs.

Violent storms have done gruaL dam.
ago In tho Pyrenees.0 Oriental
Tho debate In tho American Senate on
tho Panama canal eEcitesill will In Paris.
N. jacques has been selected by the
Republican Congress Of Paris, tho sole
candidate against BOulAnger
A comparison Of dates shows nothing
In the reports Of Etnlns not Al variance
with Osnian Dlgna's statements
In the department Of tho Sonmo and
OhafonlH yesterday lloulanglsls were
elected 10 tho Chamber oi Deputies,
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WASHINGTON NEWS,
A Notice to Those who are Co.
ing to the Inauguration,
TWOWEEKS MORE OF DEBATE
On tho Senate Tariff BiIl-rA Pretty
Mess the House Has Gotten Itself
IHto-The Wheels of IcgisIa.
tIon are Stopped still,

nv N Tt,n Ia.
oran, ,,,nm non,n,,,,oa ;nro,n'o ali NOV
sons wi.hin,, tn ,'i.i, tbo coni,o, drrino
ths Harrisa" (. morton ,n1,,a,,r,, r 'T,as cora,
morIas warah I,h rort ,ha. ,Sa,, @ c.n
sao',,o ','', s',,,' onI Ioas, ' :, .' ,,ato w
s'V"'e soou ''o''A Stu poa'u ~ p't"''
houses throughout the clty at prices
ranging from 81 to 81 per day, by CON.
municating with Go. |. p. Wright
oho,rn,an .; t,,o pn,,l;o Ton,,o.. o.,
'''AH VI 'ue tup'0 No'o'V Uou''
ml1tee'
The Senate will spend this week in
further consideration of the tariff blll
All -. a., a., ~,
1AN N4sv' ,,, '"o Ou1P"V' " '"av n'u"s"
'uere VIII DO Two weeks more OF the us
Cussion before the vote Is reached, In
the meantime probubly no other mems.
ure OF inportauce, which demands any
serious consideration. will be taken mi.
exrent thp Fdmnnds ioint resointjnn de'
clarinO the sense Of this Government
upon The 0uostion az Enronenn control
with inter.oceanic canals or the Ampri.
can continent.
sro, ro ro,s, -,ov
" ''oF Az AEo''L"F''",
III attempting to remedy a defect III
one OF the cOg-wheels Of the complica.
ted machinery Of rules which regulates
tho uanan T. ~, .na,aa'.ia, q n'.S,
osv "e uss ,ha ~ W. 'I"9sUto" pI o. pHsl'
tno nS nv, a, ~ Tn I,io lutys nls eucC,
iauiuiot;nr fTIin ,,,oDos;,iov T., N,,''I,'i
the rules, so as toSprevent tlllibusterlng
on the first and third Mondays of each
nJSr asMonsioU T"s'9 ~ .Ea 's ,,,ioa essutes IT,
thrown tho House into desd.lo1sR 1
which only tie rnle ren,irinS mn nd.
iournment each day at L o'cIock nre.
vents from becoming aa memorable ns
TINT which Inst session wns nrecinitoted
bv the direct tax bill.
Mr.. Reed. OF Maine. who Inns chnrpo of
the resolution 10 chanpc. Inns annonSeed
higintention "a keen the matter heIors
the House until n final decision mon Il
il reached. nnI in ihis intenlion ia Inns
the hearty support of the friends oi tho
Oklahoma biiI. which h now nendinn
under motion 10 susnend the rnIes
He finds sturdy antaoonists. however In
Messrs. Baker. of New York nnd Bnrnes
of Georpin, who are onnosed m thc
Oklahoma meaa,r", and IN Messrs An An
derson. of Kansas, and Anderson of
Iowa. Who are ieariul that II tLe change
ID made Il motion will be offered to pass
the Union Pacific funding BIN
m,,,,,.' ,,,n,,,,..,,'', a.
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j. L. WRIGHT,
N, i. KRgSE,
u. q. McCAULEY,
Jos. S, KENNEDY,
SATISFIED WIl'Il TlI8 TERMS.
What Chief Arthur says of the Settled bur.
llngiOn Strike,

What Chitf Arthur says of the Settled BuT.
lIngton Strike.
CmCAoo, Jan. 8.-Mr. Arthur ex.
pressed himself MS exceedingly well
pleased with the terms Of the 70" settle
ment, and said they wore such that they
would meet with the approval OF all
Brotherhood men. HedeCllned to make
known its terms, but said that it was far
from an unconditional surrender on the
part Of tho Brotherhood, and that sew
eral items Of Importance to the Brother
hood had been conceded by the "Q" Of
tiCials.
A man who stands high in railway
circles told a reportertlis afternoon, that
while he was not at liberty TO give the
language Of the agreement, he could say
that the engineers had abandoned their
Claim for the abolishment OF tle trip
system and the Inauguration OF the mile.
age plan us used by the other roads,
They had also withdrawn their demand
for the arbitration OF the classification or
graded pay roll.
On these, which were the chief points
Of the strike, the company wps a winner.
On the other hand they had consented
10 employ Brotherhood men, in prefer.
ence to others, as fast as vacancies oc.
CURED, and would reinstate It's old en-
ployes whenever II could. The black
list, which has been u bar to the strikers
obtaining work on other roads, Is also to
DO done away with. On these points
the Brotherhood is a winner.
II Is also rumored that the comprom.
ise will result in the dismissal Of the
prosecution Of the alleged dynamlters,
but 1t Is uucertalA. 1t is known that
the matter was discussed, but the COM
pany was not sure OF It's legal right or
power to interfere with Cases now in
the hands OF tho State. Vice President
Stone, Of the Burlington road, when
shown the above declined to either al-
llrm or deny It's truth, or to comment on
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slsnntI,oat slnks,

BAYOU sARA, Jan, O,--',hO steamboat
Parish brown from Now Orleans for
Cincinnati struck a snag at Hermitage
landing, Point Coupe Parish, al 0 o'clock
last night and sank 10 tho liirriCano
deck, Five Of the cabin crew, two fire.
men and ono passenger arc missing,
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Gen. Cor Delayed,

Special Dispaich TO he Iai.l!l0aeer,
CnARLEsroS, W, VA, Jan, O.-Gen.
GoG, who Eas been here since Friday,
has been trying all day to get back to
Washington, whittier ne has been sum.
moned by telegraph. His train, duo
here ut I o'clock, has been delayed by u
washout All day long 1t has been due
and now it is expected some time after
midnight. Gen. GoF will return from
Washington by Wednesday, II possible,
and remain here us long us he can 10
watch his interests. Howill be on hand
ut the critical time. Chill.
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THE ANARCIIIST CASES,


| kindA OF heds'
CHIcAGo, Jan, B,-ArgRments wer
heard by Judge Tuley yesterday on tht
motion Of the anarchist organization
known rs the Arbeiter Bund, to enjoir
the police from interfering with theil
meetings, Mr., Greenacre, for the com,
plalnants, began to argue on the juris'
diCtiOn OF the court, and Judge Tuley in
terrupted him to say that he should con
line himself 70 the point as to whether
there were property rights involved, for
II there We're the Courts Jurisdiction was
undoubted.
Mr., Greenacre contendcd that the po-
lice prohibited them from hiring halls.
This was an undoubted interference with
property rights, for money was property,
and the members were prevented from
spending their money as they pleased,
Corporation Counsel Green said the
Complainants were Anarchists, and
under the Merritt conspiracy law the
police were clothed with power TO pre-
vent their meetings, The law made the
city liable for damages done by Anar-
chist's meetings, and for the city to wait
until the damages were done and then
pay for them, was q little more than it
could be expected to do,
"Is there any statute against Anar-
chists?" asked Judge Tuley,
There Is no awagainst them partiCu.
larly, but there are laws against the acts
and methods which the anarchistiC doc
LrinG contemplates,"
"There are different kinds OF Anar.
chists," said Judge Tuley,
There are none thut | know are any
good" said Mr.. Green,
"rhere are Christian Anarchists who
believe in brotherly love-" said Judge
Tuley.
I'VE are not after that kiad, said Mr..
Green. I'VE are after those fellows
whoae ideas eliminated in the Hay
market square,.
Tho hearing will be resumed Monday,
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pir1snvRon, Pa Jan, o. Joseph
Crawford, woll.known brass worker,
shot himself twice near the ncart ~ lno
Exchange hotel this AFTERNOON, because
no cogldnOt gct drink hewill prob
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London AIoney Market.

LONDON, Jan. 5.-Dlscount was easier
during tho past week, money being
plentiful at8a2i. ontbostoCk exchange
business was nCtiyC. American railroad
were rather inactive but prices were
nnAn
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nlnd.lnnr Yi.Il. pOnrsII.

NAPLES, Jan. a. Yesterday Mt. Glad.
atone visited PompOii on d vessel lent by
tie municipal authorities
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MIX and bullur should bO kept en-.
llFely away from other articles ol food,
"a iiiey absorb OdOtB and ilayota 10 rap.
idly they soon become unit Tor use.
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THE NATIONAL UNION,
The Progress this beneficial Order Is MAX,
ing--Its Good Record In the Past, 1

The following facts were cleaned from
+, H, Crago, chairman OF the Finance
Committee Of the above named order,
who visited Toledo last week to make
the semi.annuaI examination OF the
company's books. DR.. Frank Creager,
OF Fremont, Ohio, and +, Il, Smith, Esq,
Of Saginaw, Mich, are the other mem-
bers of the committee, and both were
present. Frank n, Gage, Of Chicago, the
President, was also present, as was w,
NJ. Bayne, Of Cleveland, Treasurer, with
his efficient clerk, Charles o, Eyarts,
teller OF the bank in which the funds
are deposited, and DR.. o. 4, Keys, of
Mansfield, Ohio, Medical Director. The
National Union Is an assessment insur-
ance organization and has been in ex.
istence Tor eight years, being chartered
in 1881 in accordance with tue insur-
ance laws Of the State Of Ohio, While
not undertaking any Of the kindred or
ganiZations, many OF which are good
and very good, the National Union
stands among tho very best, us the fol-
lowing facts will show;
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have they, Of course, anything TO say OF
illegal Democratic votes anywhere, But
they have the etirontery to allege Is
fraudulent Republican votes in Ohio
county where they had all the election
machinery III their own hands, backed
up by horde Of United States deputy
marshals, led by the immaculate Shall.
cross, who has Jared 50 well under all
administrations Their is include all
whom ShallCross arrested and the most
ofwhom have already been acquitted.
In Marion county, where II is noloFi.
GUS that the Democrats overwhelmed
everything with fraud, where they drug.
ged men, kidnapped and hid them, where
they invited men TO dance on the eve
ol election, got them drunk and voted
them the next day, they allege IS more,
GETTING THEIR FEET IN IT,
They say they have found eight in
Hancock, where the Republicans know
Of fmapy times eight fraudulent Demo.
cratic votes. In Monongalia they claim
TO have found twenty,one, and In Mo.
than twenty.one Democrats tried for ii.
legal voting. So the whole list might be
dissected. II Ia noticeable that most of
the illegal RepnbIiran votinv'is charged
In Democratic counties, snch as Bar.
bour, BraxtOn, ROane, Cahell, Raleigh,
Summers, Pendleton, Gilmer, Webster,
Tucker, Peasants, Lewis, Mercer, Nc
Dowell and (saye the mark Wet2ell
Their ALLEGATIONS concern chiefly Mar.
Ger and MeDowell. where nil Ina gonntv
offices were held BY Democrats-where
they had the election machinery all
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QUESTIONS THAT AnE LOADED

The Capacious NAV OF this Democratic
alligator takes in S5 counties, with nice
discrimination, excluding those Demo-
cratic counties in which tho grayest
Irregularities provailed-suCh counties
rs Wayne, Randolph, PoCahontas, Nicho.
las, Jefferson, Hampshire, Hardy, Boone,
Logan, 1t is the proud boast Of the
Democratic manipulators that they have
resortGd to no technicalities, relying en-.
tirely on illegal votes, and they want to
know II the Republicans will do the
same. They do not want these ques.
tiOns raised, for they are loaded. There
are strong proofs that in many Demo.
cratic precincts there were such irregu-
larities as will invalidate tho election
there held. In number OF cases
such facts will be shown us
have already been shown in Wet.
zel and Kanawha. In one precinct,
heavily Democratic, with Democratic
election officers, the ballots were taken
out and counted the morning utter the
election, and finding that twenty.one
more ballots had been cast than the poll
books showed they took out and destroy
ed twenty.one Republican ballots and
then went on with the count. AT n
number Of polls the officers were not
sworn aud these polls gave large Demo.
cratic lnajorities. OF course none OF
these things appear in the manifesto OF
the guardians Of the purity Of the ballot
box. There are sundry things which
the Democratic managers are not taking
into account in this contest, but they
will be developed in time and. will come
us pleasant surprises TO Republicans
~ n II AuT
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ATTER dlphlhefla, scarlet fever, or
pnaumonlai Hoods baSaparll Ia will give
strength 10 the system, and ONpel oil
poison from the blood, 0
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Tue books oftle Secretary and Treas.
urer were found to be well kept in every
particular, and the members OF the or
der everywhere may rest assured that
the affairs OF the institution are in good
hands and that the funds are kept per.
tectly safe. Capt, J. w. Myers, former
ly Of Columbus, Is tho Secretary, and he
Is dlligent and very enthusiastic in the
work for tho good Of the order. The
funds are deposited In the Woodland
Avenue Savings Bank, one OF the lead.
ing hunks OF the city OF Cleveland, and
W.M. Bayne, tho Treasurer, is one oil tho
most enterprising business men OF the
city.
The order llas slowly but steadily in
creased since the date OF organization.
There are ut present 5000 members, or
more thnn onG.sixtll Of the membership
in the city OF Chicago, the membership
OF that city increasing fully 1000 during
the past year, In Toledo there are 500
members, in Cleveland, Columbus aud
Detroit about 600 Pach. In Washington
City there are 1900 Of u membership.
There arc about 200 members in this
city, and there sllould be 500 before
spring, and there would be II the work.
ings Of the order was properly under
stood.
Members Of tho order will take pleas.
ure at all times in giving all necessary
Information to those wishing to join.
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Perfectv Fiendish.

10 be assaulted by to three imps, dyspepsia.
constipation and liver ,omplaint-a trio of Sa-
tanic BIRTHS perfedy fendish. This often
happens The hatefJ three, however, soon
whisk away to the nther inferno when Hos
letters Stomach Bites is employed to evict
tnem, AS stomachi and Alternative of dis
ordered conditions of to bowels and liver, it is
speaking within boundto say that there is not
IN exist nee a medicineo widely known as this,
1--WE and authoritative snction from the medi-
S S:a fraternity. The fat that it promptly re-
neVes' then extirpates, the three maladies of
mos. common occurrace, ought, and does
make max 1t the most popule of family medicines.
Sfut IN addition to tina it has achieved the
Ioremost reputation asa preventive of and
relnedy for chilIs and feer, rheumatism, ner-
vous and kidney trouble.