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TnE 4 RESOLUTION.
The Action Of tho Executive Committee re.
ferrOd IA In President urSSn's Letter.

The Action Of Iha Executive Committee ne.
ferrOd IA lu President drVSn's Letter
NEw YoSE, Nov l3,-FoloWlnR 10 the
resolution referred 10 In Pfehdent
Green's lstleri
UwnRREAl, On the goth day Of June,
1889, the postmaSter General Of the
United States officially announCed 10
telegraph companies that under the pro.
visions Of the act Of July "a, 1880, they
would be feuulfed 10 transmit the OIL.
clal messages Of The United States for 4
compensation oi one mill for each word
without regard 10 distance, q price which
could 10 no sense 10 sald 70 ConpenBale
Ihe service, and
6WHRRRLs, On The S0th day Of 0cto,
her, 1889, the Postmaster General, BY
public circular, cot forth "a established
Under The provisions Of said act, which
rates also are materially l,eloW the nee
eRsafy cost 10 thls company, and K
Others, ol transmitting thp mehsAges o.
The United SLATED, Anl
WHEREAl, This company 10 obliged Il
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GENERAL MISSIONARY COMMITTEE
Or the Methodist RplsOopal Church Ii
una... OIIy NoIn1,ta natl,nsIuH

or the Methodist Episcopal Churcl, In
Kansas Clty-A Notable Gathering,
KANSAS CRY, NO., Nov. l3,-The lrst
session Of the seventy.first annual meet
ing Of the General Missionary Commit
tee Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
opened this morning in tho chapel oil
the Independent Avenue Church, The
committee comprises fltty.one members,
sixteen bishops, fourteen representa-.
tIVes OF Missionary districts, fourteen
Representatives Of Board Of Managers,
five secretaries and one treasurer, and
one assistant treasurer, representing The
church throughout the world. Bishop
Bowman, OF st, Louis, called the com
mlltee TO order. Tho first business was
the consideration ei the report Of the
Committee on Defects Of and Improve
ment OF the Missionary Methods Now in
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COL GOODLOE'S WIDOW
WIZ be an Applicant to Succeed Her Illus.
band ~ Collector OF Internal Revenue,

VIII be an Applicant to Succeed Her Illus.
band aH Collector Of Internal Revenue,
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 1S!-It is an
nounced tonight that Mrs. William
Cassius Goodloe will be an applicant for
appointment TO the position oil Collector
Of Internal Revenue for the Seventh dis.
trict OF Kentucky, made vacant by the
undmely death Of her husband. 1t Ia
urged In her behalf that although she
owns the country home occupied by
the family, the death OF Col. Goodloe
removes her chief source Of income and
materially interierea with cherished
plans for the future. Mrs. Goodlos has
eight children, seven Of whom are de-
pendent upon her for support aud edu'
cation, and she is 0 woman Of superior
business qualifications and executive
nhiIiiV
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WINDOW GLASS MRN.
Meeting Of Manafaoturor. at FlndIay, o

Meeting of Manufacturer ut Flndlay, o
A Combine Formed.
FISDLAY, o., Nov. lS.-A large ant
important meeting Of the window glasl
manufacturers ofthe natural gas regions
Of the Ohio and Indiana gas fields wa
held in this city to-day. Five Findlay
and Ave Indiana factories, and six othel
concerns in various parts Of Ohio wert
represented. The object was to combine
as 10 prices for self protection. Step
were taken toward the Incorporation o.
an association. 1t Is whispered that tht
principle object Of the new association
Is for protection against the ALLEGED
treacheIy Of the Pittsburgh and otheI
associations regarding prices. Tht
Pittsburgh schedule was temporarily
confirmed. Another meeting was ar
ranged 70 be held here 10 ten days.
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A MILL DAM BURSTS
And the Waters Garry Death and DeStruc-
- tIon With 1.-two Lives Lost.

And the Waters Garry Death and DsStruc.
tlon Wlth 1.-two Lives Lost.
ALTON, QNT, Nov l2.-Early this
morning the dam as MColellan's Touring
mill, about a mile west of here, broke
and the water swept down toward this
town, carrying away six mill dams and
four bridges, wrecking half a dozen mills
and several dwellings and doing thous.
ands Of dollars worth OF damage. The
house Of an old couple named Harris
was carried away aud Harris and his
wife were drowned. Many other resi-.
dents had narrow escapes, being awak.
ened by the rushing Of the water
through their houses. The Canadian
Pacific railways bridge over the river
was wrecked, but warning was giyen,i
time to prevent the loss Of any trains,
The damage dohe by the wreCklng and
carrying away Of mills and dams Is
placed at about 10000, but no estimate
can as yet be made Of other damage.
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THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
A slight Change OF Name Homer MGGRv
on Trial for Violating Ills Obligation,

on Trial for Violating Ills Obligation.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov, lS,-At to,day'I
session OF the convention Of the knights
Of Labpr the words "of America" were
dropped from the name OF the organ
lzatlon, and now 1t Is simply the
Knights OF Labor, This was done at the
request OF Assembly No. 2OS, OF Bir,
mingham, England. The addresses
Of Messrs. Powderly and Hayes were
submitted, The afternoon session was
devoted TO the trial OF Homer McGaw, Of
Pittsburgh, who was prosecuted by
James Campbell, President OF the Win,
dow Glass Workers Association. The
formal charges against McGaw were
villiiying and slandering officers and
an attempt to disrupt the order,
McGaw is editor Of a trades pa.
Per iu Pittsburgh, and made
himself obnoxious 70 Campbell BY
charging him with q violation
oil the alien contract labor law. A com'
mitteo on insurance was appointed. To-
night public meeting was held at the
Court House. Hoke Smith delivered
the address OF welcome for Georgia and
Mayor Glenn and ex'Mayor Cooper for
Atlanta. The responses were by Grand
Master Powderly aud other leaders.
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New ORLEANS, Now 13.-Steamship
stroma, from Carthagena, via Port
Lemon, arrived yesterday. She reports
that the British schooner Pearl, Of Nova
Scotia, Captain Murphy, was seized by
Colombian steamer La Popa ilr trading
on San Bias coast and taken TO Cattha'
gena. This is the first sieaure ever madt
On the coast under an old act Of atty
years standing, making the coast o.
Colombia dutiable to all foreign veSsel'
engaged instrading. This will affect .
large number OF schooner belonging II
New York, Baltimore, ETC., trading
along the coast,
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ANOTHER spSpEcr lRRESTEn.
AAIAn Supposed 10 10 slmonds in Jail a
ChIeAEo-A Mysterlous rrlIoner.


A Mah Supposed TO be SlmOnds IN Jail nj
ChIeAgo-A Mysterious Prisoner,
CHICAGO, Nov. lS.-A man answering
In every detail to the Oft repeated de.
scHptlpn Of y r. simOndS was arreSted
last night and locked pp Ut The Chicago
avenue station, The name Of Tho StpI
poet 10 withheld by The police until Ger.
tain things can be Investigated. The
man ID an lfiBhnan and lives on The
north side ID the vlCiuity Of Lak6yieW,
AZ the East Chicago avenue station The
suspect WIS not Booked aud all CUES.
tons % 10 who he was met with no
answer All that Captain SChuuLueI
would cay was that 4 man had been Af.
rested 10 connection with the Ofonlr
case, II was learned however, .hat thI
man has made many contradictory state
menN regarding bis whereabouts on tliI
night oi May I. Prior 10 that day Ii
had been Without money, and since Df
Cronln's death he has displayed latgI
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TnR M,GLU. ApJOURNs.
The Platform Adopted The Iowa Delega-
tI0n WlthdrawA,


tI0n WlthdrawA,
CHICAGO, Nov, l3,-owing to the dis
cussion over the manner and minority
reports on the non.psrt tisan question,
tho reading Of the protest prepared by
Miss ]. Ellen Foster and the confusion
attendant upon the withdrawal Of tue
Iowa delegation from the Women's
Chrlstion Temperance Union Conven'
ton last night, the consideration Of the
complete report Of the majority Of the
Committee on Resolutions was not
finished until nearly one O'Clock. this
morning. AS finally adopted tho resot
lutions declare, in brief;
We recognize the fact that the ioun.
dation OF our work lies In the gospel Of
Christ by men and women, aud believe
even greater efforts should be made
along all eyangelistic lines. We rejoice
In the efforts being made generally for
the enforcement OF Sunday laws, and
pledge our hearty cooperation. The
petition for q national Sunday rest law
IL reindorsed. The action OF President
Harrison In iolbIddiug military reviews
and parades on Sunday and on forts OF
Postmaster General Wanamaker for the
reduction OF Sunday postal work, are
commended. The establishment OF
girls industrial colleges and institutes
In every State, to be supported BY State
appropriations, is urged. Congress
should pass law absolutely prohibiting
the manufacture aud sale or giYingaway
OF intoxicating or alcoholic beverages In
the territory over which 1t has jurisdlc-
ton, and the Interstate law should be
amended 10 prohibit the bringing OF
liquors into prohibition States. An I'd.
rcAtional test for citizenship iS favored,
and previous declarations In favor OF
woman's suffrage are reatirmed. The
Union rejoiCes at the victory Of It's prin.
ciples at the ballot box in the new States
OF North and South Dakota aud ID es'
pecially glad that the dominant party In
South Dakota has explicitly declared Tor
national prohibition.
This morning the majority resolution
on tho "Non.partisan" question, and the
resolution ip reference 10 Vice President
Morton's apartment house in Washing
ton, given in last nights dispatches, were
incorporated in the above report. The
Independent Order OF Good Templars
was recognized as fellow workers; the
work OF the YouHg Peoples Christian
Endeavor Society endorsed, and the con.
vention adjourned.
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consider the Enforcement Of said rates
as conhscation Of its property to thai
extent, and 10 advised that obvious In
justice under said act is remediabls at
law,
Re,ogped-That this company will
transmit, as heretofore, with due prioh-
ty and diligence all telegrams between
the several departments Of the Govern.
ment and their officers and agents; but
this company will not accept as final
payments the rates above established
until It's rights In that regard have re-
ceived such further consideration Rs It
may be able 10 secure, and the president
Of this company is hereby directed TO
6le copy Of this Tour protest. with the
heads Of the several executive depart
ments Of the United States,
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KILLED BY 4 PISTOL BALL

A Young Lady, While Watching u Wedding
Party, Shot by One OF Them. 2
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 1S. Miss Aman:
ls stegner, 10 years old, daughter Of
Henry 'stcgner, formerly assistant City
Treasurer, died in the Cincinnati hos.
pital to-day from the effects Of a pistol
shot received last night. Attic time Of
the accident slle was standing In the
doorway watching Tie return Of q wed.
ding party 10 q house across the street.
Some one fired q revolver 10 celebrate
nls return aud at tue second shot Miss
sEegner fell, the ball piercing her abdo.
men. Charles ThoWarlah was arrested
on suspicion,
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A NRgyY FELoy,

Hillman was the nsrvieBt felon ever
confined in the Woodbury. jail. When
the Oallows arrived yesterday Sheriff
Ridgeway went to tue prisoner and told
him that II was to be put together q few
feet lrsm where ho was confined. The
official asked Joe II 1t would not be bet
ter for him To change his cell and not see
II go up, but the young man refused posi-.
lively 10 be moved, saying that he want
cd TO see the scAlold put together. The
Sheriff agreed to the strange desire OF
the murderer and Van Hise, the expert
exeoutioner from Newark, Detective
Garrison, and a couple Of other men car
ried the gallUws into the jail.
As Garrison passed Joe the young man
extended his hand TO the officer and
said; "Mr. Garrison, ! am glad 10 zee
you, and | bear no ill.ieeling towards
you for the testimony you gave against
inc. You are an officer and II was your
duty"
The men who were 10 erect the scat
fold then began putting 1t together,
Hillman being the Illost interested Of the
persons present. Under the close watch
Of Constable Do6son, Hillman's death
watch, the young man walked TO where
the work was being done. He ap.
pearOd like one tBuperintepding the
work more than Q convict doom.
cd. He closely watched every joint
being put together. One part Of
the scadold, the main braces and sup.
port, which are usually heavy logs, was
quite a strain for the few men In the Jail
TO lift, and HiIlman, unconcerned as
usual, did not hesitate, but volunteered
a helping hand aud assisted in putting
the timber in PLACE. Throughout the
tine taken up ior the setting Of the gal.
lows Hillman made hlmSelt useful by
handing the men their tools aud doing
little odd jobs, and during the intermis'
sion phatted with the death.watCh.
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PEDRRALUNIOS

OF Guatamnla, San Salvador, Honduras,
Costa Rioa and Nicaragua.
LONDON, Nov. l3.-The Paris CORE.
spondent Of the Daily Ntp' says: The
Guatamala minister, in an interview to.
day, stated that the draft Of protocol
for the federal union Of Guatemala, San
Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and
Costa Rlca had been already signed bul
required ratification by the Congresses
Of the five countries. He knew nothing
Of the report that the smaller States In
sisted that Guatamala should be divided
into two States in order 10 prevent pre-
ponderenCe Of power.
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Esn,uehy IluIipSSs CulleaS I,u,ued

IIoupylLLn, Ky, Nov 1S,-Tho Ken.
tuOky classical Sut RppInOSS College at
North Middlstown, Ky. was Onlirtly
destroyed by Gte early this morning.
Tie pupils barely escaped In their nlghI
plDthea.. Tie school had recently been
reOFRanlIed and fne building 81 atty
rooms erected. l,oas $4,000, ihbutdnce
$500 In Boyal and N6tth American.
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PARls, Now lS.--A despatch To the
Figaro from Rome says that an Indian
cruiser and two torpedo boats have bOen
despatched 10 ranRier 10 demand salts.
laCtion from the Mp0rlsh authorities for
tue burglary committed by MooFs al the
oiilce ol the Italian Change d'AfIalres,
II the dem aud 10 mot granted, the Figaro
says, Iangier will be bOmbatd0d to.inot.
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rrnnhla lInnnIlr Axsrted.

BurrE, MoSru Nov. l3.-There was .
sensational sCeno in the District oourt
yesterday afternoon, when Mediation
Democratic, and Hamilton, Republican
rivals for the office Of Judge, appeared
at the Court House, each determined e
mount the bench. II has been antiCi
pated that there would be SERIOUS troub
le, but this was averted BY the temporary
surrender OF the Republican aspIrant
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Tho Sturtlsr,d t,,v.,.nor.

olTY or MExlco, Nov. l3.-Amonp
the papers found on The assassin Of Zen,
eral oarona was a letter written by him.
sell, which shows that the man was i'm.
bued with nihilistiC ideSs. The Gag on
the United States legation was al hall
mast for the murdered Governor. Gen,
eral Corona will be buried In Guadala.
ara at public request. Mariana BaB
cena has been declared Governor OI
Jallsco 70 Ill General COrOna'H unex.
plred term.
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Tho ufooLIyn Ilrotlerhooa r,,,,

New YoEE, Nov. lS.-JOhn Ward said
tonight that The Brotherhood had pur.
chased the grounds for The new l,rook.
lyn Club. They are situated on lhe
corner OF Fulton street and Manhattan
Beach, crossing In that city, and Il n
stated that the purchase phCeis 500, ,0OO,
Thv grounds are believed 10 be owned
by Austin CorbIn, who, Il IA sald. IA Ina tSs
hacker Of the Brooklyn Brotherhood
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rolls Of bills, When the prisoner en-,
tered the station last night every pre-
caution WRs resorted to TO keep him from
being seen by reporters.


CHICAGO, Nov, lS,-P, McNamara, the
man arrested on suspicion Of being ], B.
simOnds, was released this evening moth
ing being found TO warrant his deten.
tiOn, Tue monotony Of the Cronin trial
for the Jury was pleasantly diverted this
evening, the Jurors being taken 70 the
Grand Opera House TO see Sol Smith
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ATRRRIBLR ACCIDENT.
AYouug Man Accidentally Shoots Himself
While Talking 10 Friends.

Afopng Man Accidentally Sheets Himself
While Talking to Friends.
Apoeid DiipaieA 10 hs IRttI,gMea,
PoINT PLEASANT, W, Va, Nov, lS,-A
distressing and fatal accident occurred
within a few miles Of this place this
evening at 5 o'clock, Oscar Lee, son Of
W. W, Lee, OF Henderson, was out hunt
ing, and upon his return, was talking to
group OF his companions, resting the
breech Of his gun on his foot. In some
manner the gun slipped oil his foot, the
hammer striking against q board, aud
the entire charge entered his head and
lace, His death 10 momentarily y expect.
ed. His father Is postmaster at Hen.
dersony this county, and prominent
politician,
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A FAlTa.CURE APOSTLE
Isaided Dy white Caps He is Taken Out o.
tho Pulpit aud warnedro Leave the Oonn

hnlded By White Caps He 10 Taken Ont OF
tho Pulpit aud warnedno Leave the Coun.
try.
CoyISoroS, IND, Nov. 1s.-Last nigl I
at Browns Chapel, country church
about ten miles northeast Of oovinston,
thirty persens, disguised with white
caps and masks, faces blackened and
armed with clubs, entered the church,
fifteen in each aisle, marched up
TO the pulpit and took tht
preacher, the Rev. s. Lindsay, OF Dan.
Vile, ILL.,, 10 the woods about hall
mile distant and gave him his choice
between leaving the country early the
next morning and terrible pounding.
He decided TO leave. The cause OF the
trouble seems To be the manner OF con.
ducting meetings and Of treating people
for diseases with the faith cure. Inyes.
tigation Is going on and prosecutions
will follow II the guilty ones are die.
covered.
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THE SILVER CONVENTION.
A Resolution Asking for % ,OOo, 900 Coin
Ago Zach Month Adopted,

A Resolution Asking for o. ,O0o, 900 Coin.
RgO Each Month Adopted.
DENVER, COL, Nov. 1S.--AS the silver
convention progresses II increases iu
interest. Delegates keep pouring in,
and IL 10 novelty to Gee the people ol
political factions working hand In hand.
"Free and unlimited coinage" 10 the
war cry alike OF Republican,, Democrats
and PfohiblLionistS. The fact that tho
people Of 81. Louis saw IL 10 take The
Initiative 10 this move has worked 10 Ia
good, In that resolutions were adopted
to-day fayorng that place for the Woild'l
Fair. Another resolution adopted
recommends Congress 70 provide Lpf The
coinage Of least A,0OO,0O0 Of silver zach
month,
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1.IbOl Suit. Against W. c. T. U. onlcInl..

Libol suits against h'S' IL VI oWcHu'
CHICAGO, Nov l9,-Dr. Mary Weeks
Burnett to-day sued Mrs. HIM. Barker,
one OF the leaderg Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, for $25, 900
for slander. Last week tho Doctor
brought suit against Miss Willard and
two other officials Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union for $50, 600,
claiming circular which they had sent
out concerning the management Of the
National Temperance Hospital was false,
malicious and libelous, and had injured
her professionally. To.day's suit is
practically based on the same charge.
Mrs. Barker espouSed Mss Willard's
cause against Mrs. Burnett aud said in
convention that she believed the cirpu'
lar was all right. The suit ls the result
OF her remarks. ns
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L4uPSON ELECTED,

oaieiAI RsturnI From Every County Elects
Him usptonAnt GOVsFuOr-P0raksr the
oRly Republican Defeated on the STATE
Ticket
oOLuHlgs, o. Nov, ls.-The official
election returns from all the counties in
the State have been received and those
on Lieutenant Governor, verified, show
a plurality of4l for LampsOn, RepublI,
can, over Marquis, Democrat. With
the exception Of Governor, all the Re,
publican ticket is elected.
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SAN FaAScspo, Nov la.-Tho Hlov,
contest between Frank Glover, o.
Chicago, and Billy Smith, Of Australia
which was 70 have taken place Friday
evening Ut tile Occidental, las beer
postponed on account Of q sudden change
In GloverB condition.
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now Democrats Love the ColOrod Man,
RlonNoND, Va, Nov, iS.-The Demo.
cratic City Committee last night adopted
2 teeolution calling upon the city au.
thoritleg 70 discharge oil Colored men In
the employ Oi the city government
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MheslIpg PeopIe Prssent.
Special DtspaleA 10 us IntslltSeae1,

SpsfhI DtSpdIeA W w WhsH'ye'e9'
WASHINGTON, D, O., Nov lS.-Quite
number Of Wheeling people were pres
ent at the Catholic centennial yesterday
at Baltimore and are in town to-day at
tending the dedication OF the Catholic
University. Among them are Bishop
Kain, Father Sullivan, Father O'Conner,
Col, Thomas 0'Brien, Pat Kennedy, ex'
Sheriff Handlan, I. @. Riley, Q, A.
Wlngerter, John A, White and T. W.
Weitzel,
John Farrin, Of Martinsburg, is here
looking after a position in the AgriCul-
tura DEPARTMENT,
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ao.,angls,s AyyeslAd

PARis, Nov. lS.-penonS arfeaIed for
taking part ID the attempted BoulanglSt
demonstration Ia the place Della Con.
corlO Yesterday numbered 1853, All bat
lixty Ol tile pfiaOn6fs were AilefwArd
discharged. Among those held was the
AnatchIBt QondAIg,
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ITS I4BORS COMPLETED.
Tie AsnatoriAl COmmlltSe on Pacific iIali.
roads Arrives nj KanGAs City,

toAuA AFtlVpl ~ AAubAN Clty
KANSAS otTY, No, Nov l3.-The
members ol the Senatorial Complttep
investigating the Pacific Railroads did
not arrive In this city till 9 o'clock this
morning, being delayed by severe snow
storms encountered yesterday In West
vrn KauSaS. The committee remained
10 their berths I'LL morning, when ahey
we're driven 10 The Midland, and lmm6.
dlately after bFeakiastlng they began
their Inspection Of the terminals oI the
Union Pacific railway ii this point,
This consumed The whole morning, ThlI
evening the party will leave tof The eahl
over the Burlington, its labofs having
been completed.
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PARIS, Nov iS-- plenary meeting n
The members Of The Chamber Of Dspu.
Ties belonsihg 10 the party Of the Right,
was held to-day. They decided t,,mSIr,
tain 90 eSpeCtlnt altitude, which vii bs
regulated ttgui BY the policy Of tho govern. n
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temlorll nt MnA.,n Isa..,.

i. Ssonduutors Isi yshatply)-"MadAms this
,,,0! 0ld Lady from Missouri Gratefully ~
why, 20 Il lei Thmkee,W fPFodi,cea
old clay pipe with cane stem and bro.
oeeds 70 enjoy hetBeli,1
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Special DhOateh 70 he iateatgsner.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov ia. j
Goldsmith, vice D. D. Wilson, resigned
was appointed postmaster at Dekalb
Gilmer county,