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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-06
ALONG THE RIVER.

The Coming and Going of Steamboats,.
Marks From Above.
Pilot Casper Oillis will leave for Pitts
burg to-day.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated 8 feet, 8 inches and falling.
Clerk Bill Milley, Of Steubenville, is
among his steamboat friends in the city.
Capt. Billy Prince came to the landing
at a. m. with ne tow, and left at 10
for up the river.
One Of the largest trips Of the season
was brought in by the Courier yesterday.
Capt. Mack it is boomer.
The Scotia came to port at g a. m. Her
trip was all that her officers wished for.
Capt. ]. +. Ellison and Dan Lacy we're in
the best Of humor.
Capt. Thomas Hunter has sold his inter
est in the Louis A. Sherley, and this ac-
counts for the fact that he is not in COM
mand Of the Sherley.
The Union line packet Hudson arrived
at port at a. m. yesterday, and receiving
a large amount Of freight departed with q
gay excursion party from Steubenyille,
VINO are taxing the round trip.
Mr.. Tim Pencil, clerk Of the steamer
Courier, who was called 70 Marietta by the
sickness OF his mother, is again at bis poet
Of duty, his mother having recovered.
The big side-wheel steamer Big Sandy
has been sold by the Cincinnati n Pome-
roy Packet Line TO the Cincinnati q Mem
phis line, TO take the place Of the suBken
Granite State. Price $4,000. The Gin
cinnati Il Pomeroy Packet will build new
boat to take the place Of the Big Sandy.
Capt. j. A. Henderson, Superintendent
Of the Cincinnati Packet Line, ssys that
business has been very good since the re-.
sumption OF navigation and that the ship-
ments from here have been unusually
large, particularly OF iron, steel, glassware.
etc. oar manufacturers are now shipping
to nearly all points accessible by river bv
steamboats,, and with good reason, A. the
rates are less and the time better than by
rail.
A correspondent desires 10 know the
power Of some Of the larger towbaats AZ
we'll - the amount Of coal consumed In
tWenty-fouT hours coming up stream with
heavy tow The w. w. O'Neill. Harry
Brown, Joseph W. Williams and Alex.
Swift are named. Tne W. W. O'Neill has
two cylinders, "a inches dian eter - feet
stroke total horsepower, l,7527O; steam
cut of, !. Harry Brown, two cylinders,
20 inches diameter, 10 feet stroke; total
horsepower, 100; steam cut on, Z. In
regard to consumption Of coal IN twenty
four hours coming mp stream with heavy
tow, we were unable to get any oficial
data. Capt. Sam Brown estimates that
the Harry Brown would consume about
1000 bushels -(tasJurg Com9ereiR Ca
cite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-06
THE N. & W. BRIDGE.

Railroad Engineers Meet at Osredo to
Consider the Plans.
IRoNToN, O., December 5.-The formal
meeting of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road officials and Government engineers to
examine plans for the proposed Norfolk
and Western Bridge over the Ohio was
held OF Ceredo, W. Va, yesterday, on the
site of the proposed bridge. There were
present; Chief Euginee Coe. General
Enoch and Mr.. DOane, of the n. & W.,
and Col. W. E. Merrill, Major Amos
Stickney and Mrior D W. lockwood.
Mr., Coe presented the plans OF steel
bridge of five piers the inner spans OF
which will be five hundred and fifty feet
Ioag. 1; will be the finest railroad bridge
on the river
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Charley Bowser In "Oheek.


On Monday evening this celebrated COM
edian will open three nights' engagement
at the Grand in the famous comedy
Cheek" Mr.. Bowser is supported by a
fine company. The New York Clipper says
OF him:
Charles Bowser In "Cheek" has been the
attraction all this week at Sans souoi Gar
den, and q very cheerful attraction he has
been for the manager, az the dusty sign
standing room only" has been displayed
in front Of the theatre on several occasions.
The reconstructed Check is an undoubl-
ed success, and Mr.. BoWser has made the
hit OF his life. His rendering Of Richard
Smythe is as breezy a. fresh gale from an
open sea. II il one OF the very beet pieces
Of eccentric character acting that has been
seen in Providence IN many seasons. II IL
as distinct a character creation in its way
as was Rsymond's Sellers" or Florence's
"Bardwell Slote," " bright, breezy, witty.
humorous and cheeky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-06
MONTANA'S DEADLOCK.
Of Scheme to Bring 1T to an
End

Abandonment of a Scheme to Bring 1t to an
End.
HELENA, Mont, Decembsr 5-The
leaders of both parties have concluded that
the Supreme Court cannot meet until the
Legislature organizes and passes law fix.
ing date for its meeting, hence all talk Of
bringing the deadlock to an end by any
action of the Court oD individual members
Of the Legislature have been abandoned.
Neither House nor Senate transacted
any business yesterday. The Republicans
held a caucus, bat after four hours dis
cussion, adjourned without determining
On any plan of action. The only stirring
event in the situation ia the fight of Power,
Hirshfield, Sanders and Carpenter for the
Republican nomination for Senator.
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Mrs. NIackay Wins Her Suit.

LONDON, December 8. - The action
brought by Mrs. John w. Mackay against
the proprietors Of the Manchester Examiner
for libel on publishing sn article charging
that prior to her marriage to Mr. Macksy
Mrs. Mackay was . washer-woman in Ne
vada, was settled to day by the defendants
apOlOgizing to the plaintiff for the publiCa.
tion Of the article complained Of, and pay
ing the costs of the Action. The defent.
ants agreed to pay a certain sum Of money
TO some charitable institution to be select
ed by Mrs. Mackay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-06
United state. OireuIt Court.

The following business was disposed Of
Tuesday by the United Esiates Circuit
Court at Charleston:
Handley & Co. vs. Union Coffee 90. rule
for the costa awarded.
LsAin Rand Powder Co vs. J. p. Hale,
ct al agreed, order entered, disposing Of
certain monica
Clark 5s Reedsr; decree entered re.
fenins matter to Commissioner Joseph
Ruffner.
Hoard vs. Handley, death Of plaintif
suggested aud suit revived in name Of ex-
eeutOr.
Hoyt vs.. Mcclure 81 al, petition for
rule against receiver heard
The entire time 10 day was devoted 10
examining witnesses in the ejectrnent suit
Of Hoffman Allen ct ais. vs. X. F. Nc
Neeley ct ais.
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AFTER THE SAME PLACE.
A Little Contest in the Republican Camp
for an ONCE.

A Little Contest In the Republican Camp
for an ONCE.
If current rumor is 10 be trusted, and
sometimes it is, there is a very interesting
little contest going on among the local Re-
publicans over the otiice Of resident sur
gson of the Marine Hospital. DR.. s. L.
Jepson holds the office, but some time
ago, he announced his purpose of resign
ing. The friends Of DR.. Ulrich determined
that ntlemen should have the place, and
it was agreed by DR. Jepson that he would
hold OF until DR.. Ulrich returned from his
European tour. About the time the Doc.
tor returned, DIR. Robert ]. Reed determ-
ined to enter the Eight, and he circulated a
petition, which WAS signed by quite a
number Of physicIana and Republicans
generally,
Lst,ly this move came to the ears of DIR.
Ulrich and his friends, and at the same
time, II is alleged, they also got hint that
Mr.. Atkinson, who was supposed to be
solid for DIR. Ulrich, was very much dis
posed to favor the new candidate, and that
some things not down on the bills were
transpiriDg here and at Washington.
A REGISTER reporter called on DR..
Uirich at his residence lsst night to see
about the matter. The Doctor received the
reporter il polite manner, but did not
care TO say nything II was only by the
closest questioning that the Doctor could
be made to talk.
What have you to sAy, Doctor, about
the sppOintmea! OF a surgeon for the Ma
rine HOsptsiY" asked the reporter, as q
starter.
81 do not care TO talk or the subject at
all now. Just Geat on my papers to-day,
and think IT would be indiscrtet to talk.
The Surgeon General sent word that il
would be necessary to have the endorse
ment Of the. physicians Of the city, and most
of them attached their signatures TO my
petition. IL was sent ON to-day, and that is
about all.
'Did some Of the physicians refuse TO
sign yosF petitior?
"Yes; many had signed another petition
and few on that account did not sign
mine.n
After much more questioninDg DR..
Ulrich stated that it WAS the understand
ing between Mr.. Atkinson and himself that
he shOuld he given the appointment.
did DR.. JepsOn also have that uHier-
stsndine?"
"Yes, sir"
"Have yoa any late assurance OF Mr..
Atkinson's suppOrtf'
"Olly this: Mr.. Atkinson told me that
letter.writing about a matter Of this kind
would do no good. If he were in Wash
rgton in person, he said, there would be
no doubt about my appointment. Mr.
Atkinson has been there iST week now.
guess be will attend to the matter"
Doctor, when do you expect to hear
hSm Washington
The Doctor anpsared 10 make a mental
calculation and than said Some time the
frst Of next week"
The Doctor couldn't be made to give
up" any more information and so the re-
porter bade him good night and departed.
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ESCAPED THE MAHDl
AND A THOUSAND DANGERS OF THR
JUNGLE
To Die From 8 Rall 0ut Of q Wndow-FalAl Aeei-
dent 10 Emin Pashs al Bsganoyo-Slighi
Hopes Of Rsovsry-Gensra
Foreign News

LONDON, December 5-A dispatch from
Zanzibar announces that Emin PachA has
met with a probably fatal accident. Being
nearsighted, he walked out Of window by
mistake and fell on his face. fracturing
his skull. He now lies at Baeamoyo in
q critical condition. All doctors except
Stanley's physician, declare Emin's ipiur-
les will prove fatal. Stanley's physicians
are hopeful OF saving Emin's life, but
under the most favorable circumstances,
the patient cannot be moved for OF least
ten DAYS.
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HE LIVED TOO FAST.
A GOVERNMENT OFFICER GONB WITH
$4,000 AND A WOMAN
Sensation at Washington Caused by The Flight Of
Cashier Silcoti, Of Ssrgsani-ai-Arms Lesdom's
Office Co1gressmsn Heavy Losers.
Lsedom is Ruined.
spselal T.lsqram o Ne ReqLasr.

Special telegram 10 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, D. O, December 5.-The
all absorbing topic to-day has been the
abscOnding of Cashier Silcott, of the Ser
geOntat-Arms' office Of the House, with
about $4,000 belonging to COngressmen.
Tonight the committee appointed By the
House made short examination of the
books, which were found all correct. This
shows that Silcott's flight was a sudden
impulse. The indications are that SilcOit
ran away with an abandoned woman
named Louise Barrett, but every means TO
recsp,ure him has been employed and he
will hardly escape.
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..HANDsOME HARRY "
urdsrsr Carlton Pays the Penalty Of
naath

Murderer Carlton Pays the Penalty Of
Death.
NEW YORK, December Harry Carl
ton, alias Handsome Harry" the mur-
derer of Policeman Brennan, was hanged at
the Tombs Prison at 7:3O o'clock this
morning. The hanging was accomplished
without accident The crime for which
Carlton patd the penalty was cold bloOded
and cowardly in the extreme. Ii occurred
on Sunday morning October %, 1883.
His victim was James BrenneD, police.
man attached to the Thirty-ttth street
station house Carlton and two notorious
companions assaulted a man named Roes-
s'er in fuckers bar room, because he
would not treat. Brennan intertered and
Carlton shot him dead
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H.rol.m o. ths sootIa,s NIats.

PoMERoY, O., December 5.-The mate
of the steamer scotis, whose name could
not be learned, this morning, before day
light performed heroic act Mrs. David
Reed. Of this city, who wanted to get on
the boat. fell into the river from the out
side of the wharf. boat while the steamer
was coming in, but before she went unoeI
the mate umped into the water and KEPT
her from going down until both we're pull
Al ont by the crew.
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Gas stooks Mt Pittshurr .

PITTsBURG, PA, December 5.-There
was quite An active market in local
stock this morning, Philadelphia Gas
being the leader and slightly frmer
than yesterday, The following were the
bids. asks and sales: Pendsy lSania Gss
13i@13l; Philadelphia, 295 q Dot; Wheel
inc 253
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BOUND FOR "suEcAReo.o

The President and Party VIII Attend the
Opening of the Auditorium.
WASHINGTON, December 5.-While it
has rot been definitely settled, it is prob
able that the President and Mrs. Harrison,
and Private Secretary Halford will leave
here tomorrow evening for Chicsgo to at
tend the opening Of the Auditorium. The
Vice President and Mrs. Morton, accom-
panied by their niece, Mrs. Sands, and Mr..
Chiffon, the Vice Presidents private sec
retary, will leave Washington for Chicago
tomorrow evening in President ingalls,
car, over the Chesapeake & Ohio and Chi
caPo. ST. Louis & Pacific railroad.
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Two Victims NJ Fire.

EAST TAwAs, MICH, December 5.-Ihe
Miner House took fire this morning from
defective chimney. Two charred bodies
we're found in the ruins aud it is supposed
that one is that Of Ed. Roney, the elerk,
bnt it is not known whose body the otner
is. Five men were also hurt IN hgntlng
the flames.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-06

'se YORK, December An Ottawa,
llt pscial says A dispatch received
nom vancouver, British Columbia, yester-
tsy states .hat on the steamship Batavia,
There arr.vsd 81, ihe port from Japan,
Russian gentleman VINO hsd inst escaped
.ion osria. where hs had been ia exile
1.slu years.
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TO SELL THE X. & 0.

A Decree Entered in the Foreclosure Suit
at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December 5.-A decree Of
sale was to-day entered in the United
States Ccur of this district in the fore
closure suit of the Mercantile Trust Co.,
Of New York, against the Kanswha and
Ohio Railway Go.
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ST. LoUs, No, December 5.-Never be-
fore since St. Louis was founded have
there been such receipts Of corn as within
the last three weeks. Since November
rs the receipts have amounted to 200,
600 bushels, and shipments are coming IN
at the rate Of from three hundred thou
sand 70 four hundred thousand bushels
day Such figures are far beyond any
thing that ever been known before, and
the most enthusiastic corn dealers admit
they nsser expected such rush Of this
cereal 70 ct Louis
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Moonshlners Caught

special Telegram TO the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, December o.
George Ash, deputy marshal brought
Dave Washington. a dangerous and we'll
known Illicit distiller, to this city for trial
in the United States Court. Washington
ran still 10 Nicholas cOuaty, bat having
heard that the officers we're after him ne
skioped over into Summers county where
be was caught.
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Another Advance In the Product Expected
soon.

Another Advance In the Product Expected
soon.
PIrT>BURG, December 5.-Coke oper-
ators are now getting q better supply Of
cars in which 20 make shipments, and the
tonnage Of shipments is, therefore. on the
increase. There ID O probability that the
price for furnace coke viii advance from
81 IS to s. by January /. There Is every
Indication that the scale agreed upon by
the workers at the convention held IN
Scottdale last saturday provides for 30 in
crease Of WBges for the coming year. The
agreement existing at present expires by
limitation in February and the operators
feel that with the present upward tendency
of p-ices they will have few convincing
arguments TO submit for refusing en- ad-
vance.
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THEE wERE KILLED.

Terrible Entilo Among Negroes In South
Carolina.
COLUMBIA, s. O., December 5.-A ter
rible tragedy is Just reported from Robson
county, n Monday. A circus exhibited
At Lunberton that night, and a crowd OF
drunken negroes began quarrel among
themselves Soon a free hght WAS in
progress. The conflict rsged for at leas.
lO minutes, when finally the smoke OF the
battle cleared away il was found that Jack
Hunt. Tom Collier and Julius Embra
we're killed and bali dozen Others more
OF less seriously ir ured.
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DEATH FROM sCA4DINS.
A Bright Little soe OF Harry Colts Nee

A Bright Little soe OF Harry Colts Meets
an AgoniSlng Death.
Thursday afternoon an eighteen-months-
old son of Harry T. Colts, who lives on
West street, near Third, met with an aoci-
dent that proved fatal. ItHsems that Mrs.
Colts had placed pan Of boiling hot wa
ter ca t. table, and while absent for q mo-
ment the child reached up and pulled the
pan over, the hot water n1urins in a stream
over the poor baby's nead and body, scald-
ing it - = serrible manner. DIR. Ulrich
was called and did all that could be done
to alleviate the child's suffering, bat the
little fellow died in 2-oHy some time dur
ing the night.
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It WIN be Investigated.

WASHINGTON, December Sit is GER
tain that an investigation of the ballot
box forgery will be moved in the House OF
representatives. in few days. Major But
terwortb, Msior Mckinley, Mr.. Brecken-
ridge and others interested have had pre-
liminary conference about the matter, at
which the proposition TO move an Inquiry
had unanimous and most emphatic appro-
val.
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Pnrnell AnsNerr snII.hnrr.

LONDON, December 5.-Mr. Parnell will
speak at q meeting at Albert Hall, Not
tingham on Tuesday. His speech will be
made in reply to the one made by Lord
Salisbury at recent Conservative confer
ence in Nottingham. Mr.. Arnold Morley
and Mr.. Henry BrOadhurst, Liberal mem
bers of the House of Commons from Not
tingham, will support Mr.. Parnell.
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Wn.hInpton Naws.

A son cf Senator Moody, of South Das
kota, has been appointed page in the Sen,
ate. This is the first instance Of the kind
on record.
New York is understood to have q
Worlds Fair bill ready TO submit to Con-
gress.
General Greeley is opposed to the Presi'
dents proposal to connect the Weather
Bureau with the Agricultural Department.
The new House Committee on Rules
will Include Mckinley, Carlisle, Cinnon
and Randall.
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OWNERS CULPABLE-

aespon.ibnity for the Loss of Life IN the
Tribune Building.
MrENEAPoLIs. December The cor
oners' jury in the inquest on the bodies
o. the victims Of the Tribune building fire
brought in verdict st 5:l5 p. M. The
verdict declares that the owners Of the
Tribune buildiDg, II not legally responsl-
bic, are morally culpaPle for the loss OF
rsfo
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WILLING TO FIGHT.
KIlraln Expresses Willingness to Meet
Sullivan.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, December g
Jake Kilrain, the pugilist, passed through
the city, this morning, accompanied by
Doc Adler and Bad Remand, the New
Orleans sport. The party are on their way
to Mississippi to stand trial for their par
ticipation in the slugging match with Sul-
livan. KiIrain expresses the greatest con-
6dence in his position, and Gays he expects
TO get off with a light fine. He said in an
interview with your correspondent that
Frank Stevenson and Pony Moore have
, ffsred to back him in another fight with
Sullivan, but he didn't know whether
they would get together or not. BE ex-
presses himself as willing to meet Sullivan
any time
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sssrx WIN tho Brolherhood.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 5.-Emmet
Seery, Of the Indianapolis club, confessed
to-day that he signed brotherhood con-
tract several weeks ago. He said: 81
am not booming the brotherhood; that is
not my place feel an interest in it's
success, OF course, and the outlook seems
particularly bright to you"
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Pa,ent. for west vireinlans.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
WAsHIEGToN. D. O., December 5.-Pat-
ents have been granted to citizens of W's'
Virginia rs follows: Geo. W. Craig,
Charleston, weighing scales; Quin Morton,
Ronceverte, file holder; r. f Richardson,
Hessville, seed planter; Henry E Spill
man, Parkersburg, car coupler; John Beier,
Wheeling, plug tobacco design for.
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PARTNER MILLER's SAY.
The Attorney General Fires on His Little
Report.

Report.
WASHINGTON, December 5.-The An
nual Report OF Attorney General Miller
was made public to-day. During the year
. ,387civil suits and IA, 59s criminal prose-
cations we're terminated and there
are pending 2, a5O of the former and 1912
of the latter clsss. Mr.. Miller recon-
msnds that provisions be made for 3
United States penitentiary and United
States reformatory, the latter being intend
ed for the confinement of the milder class
of criminals Mr.. Miller dwells at length
on alleged violations Of the election laws,
and says the U. S. attornies were every
where instructed to push the cases against
such offenders.
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-HrRo. December 5-By an explo-
BOD q. onder and Stag a, the gHgo rolling
MILE South Side, at 730 O'Clock this
-a'lns three wogkuen. Patrick Barns,
,..l sA.y years james MeBsth. aged
..-'s-ons years aad John Kelly, about
r'i' ct age. we're badly burned.
r1-es viii prove fatal
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Carelessne,s Cause d tho Fatality.

MINNEAPoLIs, December 5-lt Is now
known that the careless handling OF
matches by two of the employees IN the
Tribune building caused the disastrous
fire. TIE funerals Of Miles and lgoe TOOK
place this morning with an immense crowd
iu attendance.
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More Railroad Men Arrested.

CLEVELAND. o., December 5.-A dis
patch from Urbans, o., says that Dstec-
tive George W. Caldwell, of the n. y, P
& o. railroad, to-day arrested Conductor
Isaac Stickney and Brskemen Berry Ram
ssy and Jesse Clark f,r rObbing freight
cars
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A Horrible Boiler Explosion,

NBw ORLEANS, December 5.-The Pea
yune's Boyce, La, special says: The boiler
at Calhoun's gin, at Colfax, on Meredith
plantation, exploded this morning killing
six men, two women and womdiDg many
others, sll negre5.
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CABLE BREVIrIEs.

Mr.. Oscar Dickson, wealthy Eaglish-
man. offers TO defray tho expenses Of new
expedition to the Northern polar waters.
France will send a war ship TO Brazil.
The Czar has instructed the Grand Duke
Bladimer to dispel all apprehensions aris-
ing in France from his recent visit 10 Ber-
lin
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"T'l7 TfuDlDI0 sucC0llOF
.sHA December 5.-The
Oan.ss q Harrison, senior mem
r,. ssAr n.1irg frm OF Harrison,
ssrt lr....., eAs been presented 70 Piesi-
s,5 d.. t1e mission 10 Russia,
rr.l- o.e itat Mr Harrison will
,.-- al uls vacant by the un-
-'''- %. ALIEN ltofndike Rice.
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STARVING FAMILIES.

Terrible DestItution Among ths Farmers
of south Dakota.
MINNEAPOLIS, December 5-The Jour
naTs Mitchell, S. D. special says: Cover
nor Millette, interviewed here to-day, said
that he had visited Miner county and found
$50 families in need Of aid. He said that
South Dakota would do everything pcssi-
BILE for the relief of the destitute.