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ABOUT PEOPLE,
strangers In the city and wheeling PepRlp
Abroad,

strangers In the City and wheeling Peppj,
Abroad,
Mr.. Charles Troll, oi6t, Olairsville
was in the city yesterday.
State Senator Thomas E. Davis, o.
Grafton, was In the city yesterday.
Squire F. H. Pipes, Of Cameron, wa
registered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Ella Mason, Of Charlestown, who
has been whiting Miss jamie Good for 3
month past, returned home yesterday.
Mr. W. II. Fee, Assistant City Clerk
and Clerk Of the Police Court, Is still
confined 10 bic room q very sick man
He will not be able " be out for al least
Two weeks 10 come.
J. A party Of young people gathered Al
the residence Of Mr.. W, A, Wilson, on
North Main Atteet laSt evening and
spent three or four hours very pleasantly
dancing 10 Killmyer's splendid music,
An appetiElng luncheon was q feature oi
the evenings enjoyment.
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A BIG PluuT ASSURED.


Sullivan and JACKSON will Meet on the Pa
ciHc Coast within Five Months.
BosroS, Dec. lS.-A meeting between
Sullivan aud jackson at the Californis
Athletic Club within five months for q
purse Of $4,000 is now assured. Jack
son has cabled his willingness TO meet
Sullivan provided he had five months tc
get ready In. Sullivan was seen this at.
terpoon, and when matters were ex
planned he at once accepted the PROPOSE
tion, being, as he said, perfectly satisfied
with the terms offered and the tltnt
fixed. He will journey to the PaClht
Coast In q short time and prepare for the
meeting there,
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TUE CHICAGO ELECTION,
The Result is as First RsportOd-Tlle In
psndents In the MAjOriti.

The Result Is as First Reported-The Inde.
psndents In the aInJoritI.
CHICAGO. Dec. lS,-Complete returns
from yesterdays election for the Board
Of Waterway Commissioners don't
change the.result as given in these dis.
patches last night. The Independent
Citizens ticket" consisting Of Judge
Richard Prendergast, A. p. Gilmore aud
J, |. Altpeter, Independent Democrats,
aud H. j. Willing, Christopher HOltS
and Murry Nelson, Independent Repub.
licanS, was elected. OF tue stiaight
Democratic ticket John King, William
II. Russell and Frank Wenter are elect,
I'd. Tue straight Republican ticket was
showed under,
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steamshlp News,

NEwYoRE, Dec, lS. S.-Arriyed, stsamsrs
RhylAnd from Antwerp; GetmaniC from
Liverpool and Tfaave from Bremen.
LONDON, Dec. 13 The Steamer CITY
Of Chicago from New York, December
4, for Liverpool, was vlgnaIeh vi Brow.
head at 9i40 o. m, to-day, Thu Steamer
Ettuha from New York for LlyeFpoOl
passed Bfowhead this afternoon. mn
time Of her passage was blG days and
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A SECULAR UNION LECTURE
Delivered by j. Il. Remsburgh Last Night
ut GermnnIn Hall,

About a huudred people gathered a,
Germania Hall last night to hear j. E
Remsburg, Of AtChison, Kansas, tall
about the "FalSe Claimsn OF the vafiOu.
Christian churches, Mr.. ,Remsburg Il
one Of the leading members Of the Ma
tional Secular Union, and was brought
here by the local Organization. He ID 4
pleasant talker, and has much intnrma.
ton on his side u the cage, lie at.
tackled all reliBiepS bodies, and attempt,
I'd 10 reiute u claiIiS which the Chris.
tian GhprcAea make 0ouperniug their
haying improved tue world. His talk
was very Interesting 10 those who be.
lleVe his statolnentS, and nearly all OF
those In the hall seemed To hold q hls
npiniOng,
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YESTERDAYS NAIL MEETING
Held in This City Results in an Advance
Ia Price.

In Price,
The special meeting Of the cut mai
manufacturers Of the Ohio Valley, whc
were formerly combined In what wal
known as the Western. Nail Association
held at the Office OF the Ben wood Com.
pany in this city yesterday, was well at.
tended. MEJ.N, Vance, Of the River.
side Company, presided, and Mr., Cecil
Robinson, OF the LABEL Company,
acted as secretary, II was unani.
pously agreed that the selling price
Of nails was too low as compared
with the cost Of production, which d
steadily increasing by reason OF the ad,
yanCes made In the prices Of raw
materials. It was also Unanimously
agreed that an advance il
prices should be made aud ad,
hered to, The price was advanced irouI
50 25 net per keg for l2 pennies, Il
s. 35 net, 90 days or 2 per cent of fol
cash, In car lots; In lpRs than car lou
the usual addition Of 10 cents per keG
will be made.
Another meeting will be held III thil
city January s.
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Youthfui ThlovoI Held ioF peNt

William Hahn, QhAttea RstStei and
I,oul1 Rchaiief, Tile three boys arrested
I6T stealing bFass bearings from nail ma.
chimes In The LaBelle mill had hearing
b, fore Justice Atkle yesterday after.
noon, and we're held In the sum oi 500
each 10 answer before he ne4t Hrehu
Jury, RvinlPF WAg able 70 Kte bond,
Manager TfaylS tesllAt1 that the lA,
Blll6 'C6upAhy had suffered A lOaa OI
ltiily 500 Id The past month BY reason oil
these thoits. II Was the general opinion
Of those who attended the hearing that
those who receive the stolen bfassel
from The boys ought 70 be prosecuted.
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sth, but II must further appear beyond
all reasonable doubt that such commit
tee was appointed by Bsggs an1i fur
theFance Of q conspiracy 70 commit
the murder, II the jury believed any
or all OF the defendants had Consplred
10 kill DR.. Cronin, they were guilty oi
murder, whether the identity OF the ac'
tual murder be established or not, not
whether such defendants were present
at the time OF the killing or not, whether
Burke rented and furnished the Carlson
cottage or not; aud Notwithstanding that
they might believe that DR., Or0nin was
murdered In the cottage, Yet they
would not be justified in concluding
that Burke was q party to the alleged
conspiracy unless Blrke's acts were in
tended by him to assist In the murder,
The same applied 10 Coughlins act
In hiring pilan's horse, aud 10 o'sulll-
vans contract.
The evidence in the proof Of con,
spiracy will generally, In the nature Of
the case be CirCumstantial, Though q
common design Is tho essence oil the
charge, it is not necessary 70 prove that
the defendants came together and actu-
ally agreed to the terms,
You ought not and cannot legally con-
viCt the defendants, or either OF them,
upon the mere doctrine OF chance and
probability. Although you may believe
that It Is highly probable and very like.
ly that the defendants are guilty, and
even that II is lar more likely and probA-
BILE that they are guilty than that they
are innocent, yet, no amount Of sus-
plClon will warrant you In finding u YER
dict Of guilty against the defendants or
any Of them.
The iurymen were then taken In
charge by the bailitfs and taken 10 their
room TO begin their deliberations,
At2 O'Clock p. III. the Court adjourned
until Sp. M.
NO VERDICT YET.
Atll o'clock p, N, tonight the jury
having failed to return u verdict, Judge
Mcconnell announced that the court
would take arecess until 10 o'clock to.
morrow morning TO give the jurors fur
ther time for deliberation.
After the adjournment Of the court,
Judge Mcconnell said TO Associated
Press representative that he did not
think II necessarily means q disagree-
ment, or stubborn jury. It simply
means that the jury has arrived at no
yerdlCt-nothing else.
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FAITH HEALERS MNBREp.
Driven from Their Place Of Meeting and s
.YerOly Bentbn,

Driven from Their Place ofMcsting and So.
Veroly Beaten.
TuscoLA, ILL.,, Dec. lS The pentecost
band Of faith healerS, which was driven
from HlndSboro recently, weut TO Brad
shaw church, three miles out Of town,
where, Wednesday night, they were at
tackled by the people at the close Of q
meeting, severely beaten and driven
away. The band at Lovlngton Is still
holding forth, but the people there have
warned them to leave the town, claim
Ing that their object IL to entice young
girls away, as they did at Carthage.
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sADDROwNISG.

Three Children Break Through tho lee
While Skating.
PoRr HopE, oST., Dec. l3.-A very
sad drowning occurred here yesterday
evening In which three children belong.
ing TO very respectable families lost their
lives. Two little boys, sons OF Joseph
Mallete,an son Of oiE,MiMtlChsll, Of the
Port Hope Gardens, went skating Oh the
electric light pond where they were last
seen. They undoubtedly broke thrCu ugh
the Ice and we're drowned. An entrgst.
10 searching party iSnow looking for the
bodieg,
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Annlilsr Ainr,,,nIl NInnltn.in,

SALT LAKE, uTAn, Dec. lS,--wilirOd
Woodruff, George q, Cannon and
Joseph +, Smith, apostles Oi the Nor.
mon church, have issued another mani.
lesto unquallaBdly denying all charges
made against the church Ia the recent
hearing before judge Anlenon.
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Honors 70 the sultan Of Zanzibar.

ZANZIBAR, Dec, lS,-ou Monday next
the Sultan will be preseated with the
insignia Of the English order Of St.
Michael and ST. George, and the grand
cross ot the German order of the Red
Eagle, All the available British mem
oi'war are arriving here for the purpose
OF giving eClat to the occasion.
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MtSSEAroliS, MINI. Dec. 1S.-Ex.
Mayor A. A. AmeS is lying fatally III at
his residence, and can live but few
hours. Df. AmeB but recently returned
from Europe, where he spent several
weeks az Carlsbad In hope Of lnding 70.
lief lOr d disease Of the kiineyP. He
was The Democratic candidate iOr Gov.
efhot three years aRn,
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DIDN'T DENY THE CHARGE,

To Jams, Alfred pearee, U S. Senql.
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We'll ISpown Man A,slsn,.

LoSe BRASCn, Dec. lS.--Warton 10.
land, j., tue well known hotel ptoph.
etOfi to-day made an aSslputnsnI Ut ali
BE property, including the Ocean Hotel,
Ocean Theatre, Ocean Club House AnJ
bis private residence on Chelsea Ava.
niue 10 Joseph MCDSrmoI., q lawyer,
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AnolhVr lIIr TIAllFoad gchonlo,

TACOMA WASH, Dec, lS.-It report.
cd that the illinois Central lS coming
10 Puget Sound. O. Il. Prescott, Of the
Northern Pacific, received a letter yes.
terday from the Chtei Engineer ut the
Illinois Central asking for figures for thv
next best pass through tue Cascade
nountalns 70 the one chosen by the
Northern Pacific.
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DIED on ms ENGINE.


An Engineer Drops Dead While Reaching
for the Air Brake.
BtRMtSonAH, ALA, Dec, 13.LW. B
Allen, a well known engineer Of The
Georgia Pacific railroad, dropped dead
on his locomotive at Leeds yesterday
He was uuwell but lnsIStea op fulfilling
hIs duty and went out as uSual. He soi
70 Leeds, where he reached for the aiI
brake, and instead Of graSping the handle
fell In the freman's arms, with the OK,
Clamation, "0h, my God" and died
lie was Chief Of Division 207, Brother.
hood Of Locomotive Engineers Of Az
lanta. He leaves wifi aud children.
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IMPROVED COKE OVEN.
An Invention That will RSVOlutiOnlls the
Coke Business,

Special Dllpalek o Ae IRielllgt1eF,
BRAMwEIL, WA, Dec, ls,-MF, Jen'
kin Jones, Of this place, has invented
and applied for a patent for an improved
coke oven, which the inventor claims
will not only reduce the time from
seyenty-two hours to fOrty'eight hours
over the old beehive oven, but will
reduce the price Of drawing each oven
from 55 cents 10 about 3 cents, His
many friends In the coke business are
watching with interest his experiments
with these new ovens, Mr., Jones 10
one OF the largest stockholders OF the
oaswell Greek Coal 4 Coke Company
here.
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A TotterIng Old Man Charged with An
Awful Crime.
New YoRK, Dec. 1S-Dr. Louis P.
Aldrich, Of 40 Beach street, a tottering
old man 72 years old, was held in the
rombs police court to-day on the charge
Of assaulting two l2.year old gills. II
was alleged that on numerous occasions
he Induced the children to visit his
Office by giving them candy and small
sums Of money. He made no attempttU
deny the charge.
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scoa,ls, m mn, LlIe,

LONDON, Dec. 1s.--Grsat excitement
has been caused In high circles in Ber.
lin by the arrest Of q woman occupying
an exalted position In society, on the
aell sustained charge ol being q pro-
CufeHs, \ Extraordinary efforts are being
made 10 btippfpsa the details.
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POISONED Ills WIFE.
A,Promlnsnt Methodist Minister Charged
with the Murder of His Wife.

with the Murder Of nj. wife.
LAFAYETTE, IND, Dec. 1S,-After two
days preliminary examination before q
justice Of the peace, the bail bond Of the
Rev. VIM. F. Petit, charged by aftida'
Wit with administering poison to his
wife, was fixed at $4,000. Mrs. Petit
died last June, her symptoms indicating
poisoning. An analysis OF the stomach
revealed over half grain Of strychnine,
and her husband was arrested last week
at Columbus, o. The accused Is a promi.
nent MethOdist minister.
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JACK, TUE RIPPER.

Another of His vIetImS Found Evidence
That He Is u sailor.
LONDON, Dec. lS-rhe mangled body
OF a woman was found among the ballast
nt a vessel at Middlesborough shipped at
Millwall, The hand had been found
elsewhere. The police suspect that this
IL another victim Of Jack, the Ripper,
and the presence Of thu body 10 the bal.
last calls new attention to the theory
that the successful murderer Is sailor.
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fton AtlnSts n1tls,l.

1BHPENiRo, MlcH; Dec, iS,-Thtee
nlnerl wetv bufibd this morning by q
ial ol ground at the Iron Mountain
mluee. Tllelt names are not known.
The chances Of reaching them are Bllght,
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Mr.. nnnllnii Imn,n,Inr.

wAsulSGroS, D. O., Dec. 1S-Repre.
sentative Samuel ]. Randall was 80
much improved yesterday that he got
up and walked about the house for some
time. His condition seems 10 improve
each day and his strength increasing.
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THE Dl MAN MYSTERY,
tits Still UnSoiVsd. Ills financial Dlnleui.
ties Ills L.lfe Insurance,

ties Ills Life Insurance.
PHltApEtRlliA, DEG. l3-the tnyStory
surrounding the diSappearanCs Of Joseph
G, Dltman, PreSidsnt Of the Quaker City
National Bank, remains unsolved. There
10 Btlll Considerable talk regarding Ma
llnanCial difficulties. Il was learned TO.
day that Mi, Dltmar carried about $40.
900 OF life Insurance.,
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nrO,v Ins, stt.,. Cor.,....

WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. l4.--Thomas
Parker, well known citizen Of Wash.
inEton, D. O., died here Yesterday aged
50, He was one Of those who drew
Laiayette,s carriage into Washington
from Baltimore 10 1924,
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MADRID, Dec lS-Thpre has been an
explosion in the Bslmts mines. FIJI
teen injured persons have been brought
TO the mouth Of the pit. The number
OF dead Is unknown, but II is thought
to be large,
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LISBON, Dec lS.-rhe ex.Emperor of
Brazil is indispnsed. Ho did moi attend
the session Of the Academy Of Sciences
last night, owing to his illness, but he is
better to-day.
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An Expert at Work on Compromiso Loar

An Expert ut Work on Compromise Loan.
Mr.. Allen Brock, who was engaged by
The Finance Committee oil Council as an
expert accountant to 20 over the &C.
counts Of the Compromise LIan and en-.
deavor to find where the discrepancies
are that have been discovered since the
death Of Col. Wilkinson, is working
every night. None Of the results OF his
investigation have as yet been made
public,
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iIIEIJ.

MCCLEARY.-o RIid,y. December "a 1893. AZ
70 SOp n, DAVID MCCLGARY, iu the AIh
Funeral notlo hereafter.
HATHAWAf-Ou saturday morning, December
lSSO Al 1876 O'Clock, At her relidOnyO In
kitkws ID, MAhN HATHAWAY, vile 0i TerTy
Hathaway, aud beloved mo her Oi a, orge II,
months and 3 days.
Funeral nntite hatasf,a,
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AB. & 0. RUMVR DENIED.
The Report That Jay Gould Has an Option
In the uRrFelt stock denied,

In the Garrett stock Denied.
BALTIMORE, MD Dec. lS.-rhU rumor
that jay Gould has an option on the
Garrett Johns Hopkins Baltimore and
Ohio stock lS denied by WIN. r. Frick,
iather.ln.law Of Mr Robert Garrett, and
d director In the Baltimore aud Ohio
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LANcAsrER, Pa, Dec. iS.-ReH 4. E.
Hlgbee, Stats Superintendent oi In.
htfputlOn, died at bis home here at 1
o'clock csaCt this morning aged atty.nlne
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cnARa1 10 fnI ltRY.

Al the close ui Judge L1nSOneCkets
address, Judge Mcconnell read hiS
shatEp to The jury Judge Mcconnell
AltetdtaAlns lnu ttlef aud accessory cir.
vN'netah'lal evidence and h conspiracy,
eall Ia regard 10 Rs9gA, that II was NOT
euthClenl iof them 70 And that q reSolu.
Won was adopted Tor the AppOin tment Of
AseGtst committee In Camp %, February
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SEATTLE, w. r.
Or. J. Eugene Jordan Dear ssr: came
70 your place In q horrible condition about
two weeks ago. What Suffered from
fhose pains throuyh the head. and had for
the past six or eight years. and especially
afftT catching q fresh cold: then II would
commence In good earnest. and for a few
days no tongue can tell the fearful suffer
what seemed 70 me 70 be gathering over
the eyes wouid break. and then. with the
exception OF q dull. sleepy headache,
w0sld have relief until I would catch
coll again. For weeks since the first OF
lss,. August lived on graham naush and
ing: for dinner and supper cold graham
bread or crackers. net daring 10 eat as osn :
ers could. knowing the penalty would be
three or four hours Of the most terrible tor
fufe--there seeming TO spring up. al 1T
were, q Are In the stomach, the flame every
seemed to me my threat with this.
Tor the past twelve OF fifteen years there
was q distress across the kidneys. This
latter trouble can End no words to give
thu, faistcst idea OF what / suffered. Only
fhibEe who have or are suffering from kid
ney disease know anything about IL I
gEke out on the L. 5. 4. T.. road last fall.
and have not been able 10 do a day s work
Stree. No life. snap or vim until about
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only little trouble n the stomach. Can
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| they VIII cure me. Yours. respectfully,
| ID. & LAMBERT.
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NORTH YAKIMA. W. T..
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When II takes The form Of disease Of the
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nsTer initiates. Brsghf's disease. diabetes.
ss;ssEA OF the bladder. arc diseases sue
cessfesls eofnhstfesS IN their iactpseney
WITH this b<nsxa medical stimnisnt aud
the kidneys and bladder. ghe niffrFS = q
spershe for fever and sgae. constipation
and DYSPEPSIA
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TELEoRAanIC MARKETS..


sAN Francisco. April se.~whest--T To-
siay Is general holiday. and business is
suspended in grain circles. For several
days the market has shown fairly steady
tone. No scarcity Of offerings n si.s2t 80
f.SaA.
Barley Unchanged: No. ! ieos. ergo
ssA4e
oafs~The situation Is bad for the selling
interest the msFket is osefcrowied with
stocks. choice feed. 81 Oh tss o. No. I, 81;
lswer grades. sss1StS.
Hoas~-No business.
Potsfaes--New coming ga freely, al coz
sec. Old, Peerless. h1assec: Bufhsuks, 81. -
ssi.sss Garnet Gale. tsass7sc; Early Rose, 80
ssssc.
Bns,er--stessiy; fancy. isc; good to
choice. iHzt7c.
EggS~ California ranch. fFm al tssaiae.
store lots. slew ut isxlsc.
No charter reported.
chic AGO 1--WE STUCK sARKEr.
CHICAGO. April - cattle Receipts.
s.eso, steady, heeyes, saSss2a 80; stssekers
and feeders, s. secs 80. cows. bulls and
mixed. 81 assas Is: Texas steers s. iafsa.sa
Hogs Receipts. lo.esp, strong; mixed,
- stsss IN; heavy. ss.Ssss. ~ light, s46o
ga 50
sheep - Receipts, a.ooD. slow; natives.
81 S&asA las western. f4&x<S. Texas. t&sa
q IL lam hs. - tSs&AZS.