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eFlVFU1 DI'F17VW 70 VIC l7Hr7WVvWVtF'
suISNsToS, W, VAo Dec. of, A
Long, District Deputy, assisted by mum,
erous brethren from sister lodges, insti,
tuted lodge No. so, knights OF Pythlas
at this place. Alter the institution the
following officers were elected and in
stalled: H. B. Scranage, =, O.; j. L.
Davis, @. c.; L. J. Whiteman, V, O.; L.
NJ. Harmer, Prelatei I. o. Mlnnear, Ser
geant.at.Arms; @. L, Watkins, X, OF K,
4 S. and NJ. f; o. A, Short, NJ. Z, v. B,
Davis, NJ, @. Jarrett aud L. l.. Henry,
Trustees; w. A, Knox, Inner Guard
O. l.. Smith, Outer Guard. The lodge
starts with seventeen members, and has
bright prospects for successful lodge,
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TIlE LAS1, CHICK.

A Poem COmmemUratlng tho iIOroiSn OF
tho Associated Press Operator Who Per.
iShe,I In the Minneapolis Fire.
NEw YoRK, Dec, g.-ThO Mail ana
Express will print tho following lrom the
pen Of j. II, Outhbert, Of Washington,
tomorrow morning:
TIE LAST CLICK.
|. Is AENoMAM-JAais y. iGNE,
tDeilea,al 10 ne nigh. o1e'ao9 " Nc AN'1ciatai
Prcssl
Over the wire the iillng4 Gune,
from the fAr.WtAt, VI ilIe Atl ilAnc,
Where waters from the North q me dOwi
lly MiunCSOtAs fair 81 tOwn-
Thu WatchnAn Ot the Associated Press,
TfuO 10 his charge though In nhiStrtsS,
Called 10 the "biys'' so far away
Ills click a. lFst Without diIuay
1.-THE Tribune Palace Is on lrc;
! sit above tho burning pytC."
ARain his click CAME on the WltOi
II SOutlSed like trembling Tyre
OF pathOS IN the echo rear,
That thrilled "thC boys wlth slllc1 fear
~ cannot StAy-my COultidA gone
I'm left upon the tiOOr AlvuO-
Brothers, gO-iA CWell-iafrwell;
Moro news tonight cannot tell,
loot.nlght, .uood,nlghr'-t silence broke
That click, the last that lgOe spoke.
The rafting click, the lng'tlng SOUND
ThtOugh'night aud space lti way hal found,
est silence sCeni BOniO proof Of blaine,
lie kcnl .hC tnCstagC through the ilAmc,
'rhU dumb machine OH which ho played,
The only lend that nCat HIN stGyCl,
Uniil at last With hated breath,
llU sent thHl plAlnllvO tick Of death
~ can no longer !tay-.Fgn
To meet the rushing, deadly loo"
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FIRE AT BERKELEY SPRINGS.

A Sunday Night BLAKE Destroys Consider
able Property-Th Loss.
Special DiSpateA 70 ne EaisltgmetT,
BERHELRY SPRINGS, W, YA.,- Fire
broke out IN the building used by a. W,
Michael as a saloon and owned by T. H,
Hodgeson, about 1910 o'clock Sunday
night, and rapidly spread to the cabinet
maker shops lately erected and occupied
by VIM, Young, burning both buildings
70 the ground. ], W, McOoffrey's large
new brick building was damaged con.
siderably. The stable in the rear Of
McOotffey's house and occupied by G.
W, Hayermole, was nearly demolished.
Great excitement prevailed until the
fTe was gotten under control, The tele-
graph wires running over the top Of the
buildings were burned, The origin Of
the fire is unknown. The loss will
amount to 81 600, insurance $500,
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WHERE is SILCVTT9
The Police In Quebec Unable to Find Him
aud His Companion.


QuEBRc, Dec. 0,-Al the hotels
boarding houses and places Of question'
able resort in this city have been
searched by detectives and reporters
within tho past few days for the Wash.
ington deiaulter, silcott, and his COM
panion, Hermlnle Thiebault, without
success. The police never knew a
woman here answering Herminie's de.
scription and Of that name, but there
was one Eugeple Thebault hers two or
three years ago, who wOLld fairly an.
swer the description given, The police
here think that either the avOwGd IN.
tention Of the couple to come TO Quebec
was blind, or that they have stayed ut
point further west aud have not yet
reached here.
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A HOUSE FUlLOP STOLEN GOODS,
Tho PsrpstrntOr Of ThlrtGen Itobboris.
AFFaItN,i IN N.,vnsL

Tho Perpetrat0r Of Thirteen IIobberies
Arrehted Ia Newark.
NEWARK, Dec. 9.--Robcrt N. Living.
ston, a Colored burglar, was arrested
early this morning as he was leaving the
residence OF 40. Mum, Of tho Park
Bank, New YOik, Alter LIvinpslon
had been locked up his house was
searched by the police and stolen goods
representing thirteen tObberles weto
He confessed to all the robberIes ap1
implicated another ColOfed man namsJ
George Harris. The latter WAS also ar.
rested. Theatrebt Is the most lnDottsnt
made here In some time. '""'
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SHOT BY MS NElGllBOR,
An Into1loated Man Kllled for Raising a

An Intoxicated Man Killed for Raising a
Disturbance.
RoME, N. Y, Dec. 0,-Early this morn.
ing James Gibson, aged 2S years, was
shot and killed by an Italian named
Mark Cheebo. Gibson, who was some.
what intoxicated, made a disturbance
near Cheebo's house. lie was ordered
away but refused to 20. Cheebo then
raised window and fired. The bullet
entered Gibson's breast and lodged In
his lung, He staggered into bis home
next door aud expired within 8 MINUTES.
CLeebo at first denied shooting, but sub.
sequently confessed and was locked up.
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NHw YoRE, Dec. O,--At a meeting Of
tho iIroLherhood Base Ball Club this al.
ternoOn Tie following officers we're elect.
ed. Cornelius VanColt, Postmaster Of
this city, Presidents Il. I. TalcoLt, Vice.
Presidents +, Il. Robinson, Secretary
and Treasury, and Cornelius vanColt,
II. A, McAlpine, William u. Ewing, h,
?. TalcolI, y. Rublnsun and Timothy
i, KeeiCf, directors.
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Chamberlaln IIopes for union.

LONDON, Dec. O.-Mr. Chamberlain
writes from Cairo that the government
ought to show Its readiness to propose a
substitute for Mr.. Gladstone's Irish bill.
He still hopes for an agreement between
the rank aud file Of the Unionists and
tho Gladstonians,
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CAatiaion Star

Acting Governor Wilson don't want
the people Of Wheeling 10 have electric
lights yet awhile. One Of bis peUuliari.
tiee 10 That he doesn't want tic people
anywhere 10 have light Of any kind II hg
can help u II he could only stop rail-
road building and suppress all the news.
papers also, he would bB happier. lie
knows that light, railroads and hpwspa'
pefg are not good for DemoCraCy-leaSt
Of all, Of his kind.
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Is ono which Ia guaranteed To bripV vop
satisfactory results, or In case Of failure
o return oI purchase price. On thiS SsiS
plan YOU can buy from onF Advertised
druggists q bottle VI Dr. Kings Nav liz.
GOV ity IoF ConsumptlOn. II Ia ginran.
iced 70 bring relief In every case, when
used Tor any affection Oi llifo /, linvS nr
chest, Sncl ascOnsnmptlUn, lnllhinnRilon
oil lungs, bronchitis, asthma, WbOoping
cough, Group, ETC., etc. II is pleaRanl
and agreeable 10 taste, perfectly Saie.
and can always be depended upon,
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug CoJs
drug store,
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ig undoubtedly caused By lactlc acid IN
the blood, This acid attacks The GItoua
Tissues, and causes The pains aud arileS
IN tho back, shoulders, knees, ankles,
hips anil wrists, Thousands Of Dpnnis
haye found In Hoods Sarsapafiila A
positive cure Tor rhpumatlSlil, Thjs
lnediClup, by ih purifying action, nsps
IrallieS Tue acldlty ofthe blood, and NlSo
body, ""y'S
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Thu reported oil gnshet 10 the Hickory
gas field, concerning which there have
been many rumofB during the past
two or three days, las failed 10 material.
iEo. The we'll Is owned by the Wheel.
ins Natural Gas Company. II Ia
through the Gordon sand and will bo
good inr ave or ten barrels per day. An
other well belonging 10 the Same com
pany 10 due In ten days, aud will decide
the fate Of tho Hickory district.
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templatlug an increase Of their note
issues by utilizing the bonds now held
to secure deposits as basis for ciTcula'
tlon, In the opinion Of the Comptroller
the calling in Of the deposits may re-
suit in an increase Of National bank cir
Cnlakion
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sOMEwIIAT NORKEp UP.


A New Phase of Iowa's ProhlbltOry Law.
Citizens who are nabltuaI Drunknrds.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Dec, "a new phase
of the State prohibltory law has devel-
oped in Cascade, Dubuque county.
There is clause in the law that en-
powers the Sheriff OF any county to
have jurisdiction within 500 yards OF the
county line. Cascade, being Just on the
dividing line between Dubuque aud
Jones counties, comes within the juris-
diction OF the eSherh Of the latter county.
He has just summoned a number Of
prominent citizens Oithat town, inClud-
Ing the Mayor, most Of the City Council
aud other officials, as habitual drunk.
ards, TO appear at AnamOsa, the county
seat Of Jones county, aud testify against
the fourteen saloon keepers Of Cascade.
The people summoned are naturally
somewhat worked up and the post.
master Is accused Of being the informer.
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Fourth Glass Postmasters.

Special Dittdteh 10 The LntI4ignoer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 0.-West
Virginia postmasters were appointed to.
day MS follows: John W. Lynch, vice F,
]. McOully resigned, at Reynoldsburg
Calhoun county; James Dulags, vice D.
sayre, declined, at Providence, Jackson
county; NJ. I. Fourtney, vica d. WED.
man removed, at Randall, Monougahels
county.
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inhrn iinlltl. i.n.lllnn

WASHINGTON, Dec, s.-rhs omission
Of Judge Kelly from msmbenhlp Of the
new Ways aud Means Committee Ia eI.
planned by the face that he wrote 10
Speaker Reed requesting % be excnaed
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New Cumberland 10 Ilnye Gla.s House.

New Cumberland to Have Glass House,
Alta meeting Of the stockholders OF the
new company organized ior tue purpose
Of erectingand operating a glass house in
New Cumberland, held u few days since,
1t was decided to erect buildings at once,
and yesterday the work OF rxcavating
for the foundations Of the buildings was
commenced. The company expects to
be blowing glass by tile first week in
next January. The main building will
be constructed Of fire brick and corfu.
gated iron. Novelties will be manuiac.
tured at first. Captain John Porter is
one Of the leading stockholders in the
new enterprise; considerable Wellsbnrg
capital is invested Ia the concern.
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BERLIN, Dec. 0.-Lieut, Sanford, mill
tary attache of the American legation
here, has obtained leave Of absence, ow'
ing to sickness, and has gone to The
Riviera. II is doubtful ii the condition
Of his health will permit him to reside
permanently in Berlin.
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from further duty on this laborious
committee on account Of his age and the
present condition OF his health. The
Speaker thereupon provided an honor
able place for him by making him chair
man OF the Committee on Manufactures
and naming prominent men as his asso'
ciateR
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THE ONLY CAusE WHISKY,
A Dranaen Young Man iliil. III. FRIEND or

A Drunken Young Man Kills Ills Friend OF
his Refusal to Drink with Him.
CONSELIsvlLLE, Pa, Dec. O.-Marior
Crowell, q young mNchinist, shot aud
killed his friend Joseph Porter, thil
afternoon. There was no cause for III,
killing except whisky. Ctowell Vot
drunk to-day and started for Dunbpi
with the nvowed intention Of shootIpp
his friend Porter. When they met Nd
asked him 10 drink and upon lis 10.
iuSal drew revolver and shot hin dead
The murderer Is undernrrCst.
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A HVTEL FIRE,
A Blaze ut the Plnney House, Detroit-A
Guest Fatally Injured,

DETROIT, MlcH, Dec, 0-This morn,
ing at 8 o'clock fire broke out on the
second floor ofthe Finney House, which
spread rapidly to the upper floors, Berg
johnson, a clerk iu Traub Bros, jewelry
store, cluug to the window sill of his
room, on the fourth floor, until over.
come by the smoke, when he dropped.
He sustained compound fracture Of the
thigh and internal injuries. johnson
now lies atthe point OF death at Harper
Hospital. Other guests had q narrow
escape. The damage to the contents is
$4,000; $500 insurance, The building
is damaged $1,000 insured,
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A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.

Richard Clark Attempts to Kill Ills Son,
in.Law and then Kills Himself
CASEvlLLE, MICn1 Dec. O.-Thisaiter.
noon Richard Clark, aged seventy.three,
attempted to killhis son.iu.law, Richard
MCKendriCk, by shooting him. One
ball took effect aud McHendrick Is in a
critical condition. Clark then In the
presence Of a number of people, deliber.
ately shot himself Just above The right
ear aud fell dead 10 the sidewalk. Fam.
ily troubles arc said to be the cause oil
the attempted murder and suicide,
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Special Dispsieh 10 The IHteligeacr.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-West Virgins
pensions were granted to-day as follows;
Increased-Charles Neebes, Steven; EztY
kiel Buck, Mole Hill; Archibald Hous,
ton, Point Pleasant; Earlwine Dumiee
Hurricane; Jas Barley, Swarm.
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AppoIntmnnta ln the Mou.e.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9,-The following
appointments were made in the House
to-day; H, II, Smith, Of Michigan, Jour
nal Clerk, vice Robinsoni Richard
Theappild, Of PsnnsylYspla, Assistant
Disbursing Clerk, vice Guhble; W, II,
smith, OF the District OF Columbia, Ii
brarian, vice Butler, tt
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FOUNDER OF TILE X. OF p.

IIe Dies Mt Ills Home In Lima, ohro-pro.
ther knights at Ills Bedside.
CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 9.-Col. ]. H.
Rathboue, founder Of the Knights Of
Pythias, who has been lying ill for sew.
eral weeks at Lima, died there this after.
noon. Grand Chancellor Ellis, General
Carnahan, Of Indianapolis, and Howard
Douglass. Of this city, were with him
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JACK TURNER lYSCHEp.

The Murderer Of Motley Williams, of Ken.
tuCky, Hung from lIrldRs.
GREESsBURu, KY, Dec. O.-Jark Tur.
ner, who last Wednesday killed Motley
Williams, con Of Hon. d, NJ. Williams
was taken from jail BY a mob Of twenty,
or thirty men at an early hour thll
morning and then taken 10 tile plttnap
creek bridge, four miles from town, and
hung. coronets dry cut him down
and held an inquesl to-day, which re.
suited In accordance With the facts.
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EAsroS, Pa, Dec. g.--Mfs. Margaret
Dlllllfd, who, with her pafamour, VII.
liam II, Bartholomew, was convicted Of
tho murder Oi her husband on lhs nIphi
Of September q, at BlBfavIlle, VRs nm
morning sentenced 10 be hanged,
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The 1nlluelIra EpldenIe.

LONDON, Dec, O.-Au eminent ply.
siCia reports that influenza, which has
been quite general in st. Petersburg for
some days, has appeared in London, two
cases Of the disease being under his
treatment.
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TWO NEW COMMITTEES
Provided For by the Caucus Of Republican
senators-The Work Completed,

Provided For by the Caucus OF Republican
senators-The Work Completed,
WASHINGTON, Dec, 9-The Republi-
can Caucus Committee to arrange the
committees Of the Senate for the Fifty
first Congress completed the work to-day
and will report TO the caucus Tomorrow
afternoon.
Two new committees are provided for:
One on Immigration aud one on Indian
DepredatlOns, Senator Chandler will be
chairman Of the former, aud Senator
Moody, OF South Dakota, Of the latter,
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BERLIN, Dec. 9.-The miners Ia tho
saar district will strike on Thursday
next. All the schemes for mediation
having apparently fallen through.
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A pnnornlnn of Slnnlo,,. Ionrns,s

BERLIN, Dec. 0.-Tho French painters,
Delort aud Carrier BeIleuse, have been
commissioned TO paint panorama Of
the journeys OF Stanley, Livingstone
and Emin PAsha for the Worlds Fair.
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pROpEEpINGS OP CONlRESS.

A Short Session The Chaplain Refers to
Jett Davlsln Ills Prayer-Flyc Impartant
Committees Named.
WASHISGToN, Dec. Stu his prayer
this morning the Chaplain Of the House
otRspresentatlves said: Almighty God,
the land is full of sorrow. Rachael weep.
Ing for her children and will not be com.
forted because they are not; fathers for
their first born, the pride aud stay OF
their future years; children their par.
ents, and millions cit cold in the atmos.
pbere OF death, mourning the departure
from enrth u man dear 10 their hearts,
who had reached the term OF four score
years. Grant that the solemn mystery
Of death, the common heritage of us all,
the meaning Of which all must know ere
long, may soften the hallow Of our hearts
and feelings into the noble gen,leness Of
the golden text uttered by the most con (.
Spicuous man Of the century, In whom
tenderness OF heart made greatness OF
station and character more illnslrious-
Charity for all malice for none,"
Mr.. Cannon, Of Illinois, from tho
Committee on Rules, reported II r, soIu.
lion authorizing the speaker to appoitt
the various standing and select commit.
tees Of thG HOUSE aud specifying the
jurisdiction OF each committee. The
resolution was adopted
Mr. Payne, OF New York, introduced
bill defining the duties Of the Sergeant
at Arms Of the House OF REPRESENTATIVES
II defines tue duties already performed
by tint officer aud then proceeds: "rht
monies which have been or may be ap
propriated for the compensation anC
mileage shall bs paid at the Treasury on
requisition drawn by the clerk OF thu
SerHeantat'Arms, and shall be kept
disbursed aud accounted for by him
According 10 law he shall be disburs
ing officer.
"lle shall give a bond In the sum o
S50,O0O, which shall be deposited IN tht
office Of the First Comptroller OF Iii,
Treasury"
The hill was referred TO the special In
| NNbtlANl AIi NNlIlullbNtGV WIN ltuNU 10 IN
port at my time. Anumber Of resolu
tlOns were then introduced aud referred
alter which the Speaker surprised
majority Of the membeSs BY the ap
pointmCnt Of the following committees
Ways and Means Comnittee-Nipssrs
Mckinley (ChAirman), Burrows, Bsyne
Dinsley, MGKenna, Payne, Lafole,tp
Carlisle, Mills, Mcmillan, Breckenridge
Of Arkansas, and Flower,
Committee on Approprlations-Niessrs
Cannon ichAlrmGa), Bntterworlh, Ne
ComaS, henderson, OF Iowa, Bettera
Cng0swell, B-ldc, Morrow, Brewer, o
Michigan, Randall, Forney, Sayres
Breckenridge, Of Kentucky, and Dock
On NIanuiaClures--Ntessrs. Kell,
lChalrmau), Burrows, ]. D, TAYLOR, o
Ohio; Arnold, Morse, Sanford, Wilson
Of West Virginia; Bynum, Williams, O
1lllnolsj Ghmes aud Fowler,
On observation-disclosures. ROwell (Chalr
mani, tiOuk, Cooper, Haupen, Sherman
DAlzell, Bergen, Green, HalgO, ComstoCk
Crisp, 0'Ferrell, 0nthwalte, Marsh
Moore, Of Texas, and Wikp, Of Illinois,
nMilpRgc-NessrR. Lind tChalrmnnl
Townsend, Of Pennsy ylvaulai Wallace, o
Massachusetts, CLINE and Pennington
I
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ST. PETERSBURG, Dec, 9.-'rho military
order Of ". George held festival last
night. The CEAr aud members Of tho
imperial family were present.
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1Inn n l,li ~, ,l.-.,.,,-..

wA'alsqrOS, Dec, s,-fhe Comp.
tFol|ef Of the Currency haa been ii.
formed that several National banks now
holding Government deposits are con.
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RlcnNoND, Va, Dec. 9.-Action ON
the joint resolutions Ia reference 10 the
death Of Jefferson Davis was postponed
by the Legislature to-day until Wednes.
day after the hour for the funeral.
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1.nnllhn I,ilinIni i,.,,,l.

LONDON, Dec. 0 Mir A. r. William.
son, ChleiO Of the criminal investigation
department oil the Metropolitan police
force. died today.
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PEsrn, Dec. GA duel with swords
has been fought by Count Karoly and
Count Lazar and the latter was severely
wounded. The trouble arose over Il
quarrel IN the diet.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. O.-The NouOc
Vremya states that an Englishman was
arrested at Sebastopol while engaged in
making sketches Of the batteries and
forts at that place. Compromising doc
Inents were found In his possesslon.
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BRUSSELS, Dec. O.-A great sensation
has been produced here by an article in
tho Frankfort Zeitung to the effect that
King Leopold must be cautious II he de.
sires 70 retain his throne.
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Ia sLrIIlna gnnn,In,,

spANDAv, Dec. 0.-The influenza has
fallen upon this city with great Viru.
lenCe. There are one hundred cases In
tho Arms factory.
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professor AIIen Drnll.

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 0.-William F.
Allen, Professor Of History in The WIS.
consln University, died suddenly this
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EmIn I.n.hn,s tlnndlllnn

LONDON, Dec O,-Dr. patke sends a
bulletin from BagauUyU, reporting some
Improvement In the condition Of Einin
PAsha,
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LoNDoS, Dec. g.-Alt. patnell Ia III,
lie will not speak At the meeting al Not.
tlnphan tomorrow, az was previously
announced,
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PARIS, Dec. O.-An epidemic Of fever
prevails among the employee Ia thu
Louvre, Four hundred Of them are III,
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The escort, consisting of tho Fist and
Second regiments, National Guard, The
veteran association aud civic bodies was
drawn up on jackson street and when
the Presidential arly passed, received II
with present arms. When the carriages
had gained tho head Of the line each or
ganizution fell In behind and tho march
dOwn Michigan avenue was taken to the
residence Of Mr.. Peck, where tho PTesi,
dent will stop during his stay In Chicago.
All along the route thU distinguished
party was received with cheers from the
thronRs Of people massed on either side
oithU streets. Everywhere could DO seen
tue red, whitO and blue OF tho Btars and
stripes, all the public buildings aud prl.
vate residences being beautifully deco.
rated.
ThO President visited the auditorium
building While he was being shown
through the great audience room his
presence was discovered by the opera
people who were engaged In rehearsal.
Rehearsal was at once stopped aud tho
orchestra struck up the "Star SpanglGd
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RALEion, N. G., Dec. 0-Governor
Fowler and staff and others have leit
here to attend the funeral OF Jefferson