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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-02-07
COUNTY CLERK GONE,
And Every Thing of ANY Value
Goes With Him.
Not Even Enough Left to Buy Postage
stamp-His Deficit WIN Reach Forty
Thousand Dollars.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2.-John T. Sulli-
van Is fugitive from justice. The coun-
ty clerks Office Is bankrupt and has
suspended payment for the time being A
friend holds the resignation Of the fleeing
clerk, made before his flight, and the
county commissioners will be called upon
to-day to fill the vacancy. This will
probably bo done by the appointment of
William X. Sproule, chief deputy and one
OF Sullivan's bondsmen. Previou, to
his flight Sullivan practically gutted
the clerks office, not leaving
sufficient money to buy postage stamps.
Thursday evening, as late as seven o'clock,
Mr.. Sullivan was seen about town, and he
was Indignantly denying the rumor that
he contemplated removing to Iowa. claim
ing that Marion County was big enough
for him. About the same hour there were
Tumors that fraudulent warehouse receipts
had been issued by him, and that Thomas
O'Neal, his confidential warehouseman,
had disappeared. All this, however, was
exceedingly indefinite. A visit Of a re-
porter TO Mr.. ONeal's home disclosed that
he had gone to New York on business, ap-
parently; and similar call at Clerk Sui
livan's was equally unsuccessful in get
ting data However, at ten minutes past
three this morning, upon the return OF At
torney Spaan and others from Danville,
where they had gone to secure the ap-
proyal OF the bond Of Cha.ies Lauer, the
newly appointed trustee of SullIvan's bus
mess, certainty was assured. What direc.
tion he took is uncertain, save that he
headed for Canada, and 1t is thought he
droNs from the city to point several
miles distant, and there intercepted one
OF the outgoing midnight trains. 1t
now looks as II Sullivan plundered right
and left previous to his flight, and Mr.
Conaty, one OF his bondsmen, this after
noon stated that the deficit in public funds
would reach $4,000. No money was left
with which to meet ordinary running ex-
penses, and, while 1t is estimated that
about Sl5 900 iuncollected fees still remain
to his credit II is not certain but what
Sullivan mortgaged these before ho skip
ped out. Still, again, it is said that the
shortage is already S5, 900, and there is no
guarantee that it will not exceed twice
tlat sum
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SKELETONS GALORE
Road builders Open n Pit In which In
dians. or Some Other Race of People, Had
Been Buried.

Road builders Open n Pit In which In
dians, or Some Other Race of People, Had
Been Buried.
WAYSETowN, IND, Feb. 4.-Six miles
north of this place Is the village of Whit
lock. Some time since the citizens aud
farmers Of the surrounding country COM
bined to build gravel roads on all the high
ways entering the village, and to get the
necessary gravel they entered the prop-
erty Of Jacob Luce, one mile west Of the
village, in lot of timber where gravel
was TO be found in abundance. Soon
after opening the pit skeleton was
found, and as the pit widened
other skeletons were unearthed until at
least thirty graves have been opened and
many skeletons brought to light evident
ly the remains of an Indian tribe, the
ShawnoeS, who had villages near that
place One skeleton was found beneath
large stump and yesterday another was
found twelve feet under ground. The
graves appear in regular order, and the
occupants were burie in sitting posture.
In one grave three skeletons, sup
posed to be that OF a woman and
two children, were found. Yesterday
tho largest specimen was unearthed,
which in life must have been giant A
popularity of the finds arc that the teeth
are nearly all in a perfect state OF preserv-
alton. In ono grave besides the human
skeleton was that of dog, copper spear
head, an earthen pot and numerous beads,
proving that some important parsonage
had been put to rest there This city Of
the dead is undoubtedly one hundred and
fifty years old, as the oldest settlers have
no recollection Of any burlals within their
Iivaa
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THE DYNAMITE CRUISER.
Ofer for the yesuvius From ForeigI
Gnxe I'm m, nnf Gnnnnaad IL, I,. ItnI..

Oner for the yesuvius From n Foreign
Government, Supposed to be Italy.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4.--The Record this
morning says: AN offer has been made
for the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius by a
European Government, and if the United
States Government or the contractors
shall not take the vessel Messrs. William
Cramp & Sons will dispose of her at a
price far in excess of the sum named in
the contract entered into with the United
States Government The Cramps are not
in n position to accept the offer, as the
cruiser has been partially accepted by the
Navy Department The members of the
firm refuse to disclose the name of the ma
tion which made the offer, but the Italian
Government is supposed to be the one, in
asmuch as the Cramps are now construct
ing pneumatic dynamite gunboat for
that country.
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CLAYToN's DEATH.
A Cold- -Blooded and Brutal Assas-
sination
Comes Like Thu sder-Clap to Political
Friends and Opponents-Arkansas
Deeply stirred by the Aw-
ful Tragedy.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jan. 3L-Tho assas.
sinatlon OF Colonel John NJ Clayton at
Plummervllle has been source OF great
excitement here all day, crowds Of poo
pie being congregatod at the hotels, In
the Legislature lobbles and on the streets
discussing the subject The event Is
condemned In all quarters. The town
ship In which he was killed Is the same
In which the ballot box was stolen con-
tain Ing n majority for him at the Noyem-
ber election, when he was tho Repub-
lican candidate against Clifton Il. Breck-
enridge, present Incumbent from the Sec
ond Congressional District, aud the Same
county In which Judge NJ. w. benjamin,
who died hero recently. was assaulted
with an air-gun on the day OF election. The
dispatches Indicate that the deed was a
cold-blooded, cowardly assassination.
Clayton was In his room at Mrs. Craven's
boarding-h house Mt nine O'Clock at night,
together with X Womack, drummer from
Benton, Ark, aud his secretary, Mr.. AL
mutt For soma time past he had been
nervous, as he feared he would have
trouble in Conway County. He had been
talking with his associates. and had sat
down near tho window. Just at that in
slant there was n tremendous explosion,
and the gentlemen present thought that
the lamp had burst. Mr.. womack stated
that the lamp had exploded, and Al
mutt who was nearest Clayton, said
mo, Clayton has been shot" As
soon as light could be secured they
found him lying ON the floor, his head and
neck blown 10 pieces. Tho deed wns COM
mitted with dou bled -barreled shotgun,
and revolver was found underneath the
window. The town has possibly four or
hve hundred people, and one and all de-
nounce the crime. and arc crying out for
no rod tape but plenty OF hemp. The
storos were all opon. but there was no
business, the murder being tho sole topic
of conyarsatlon
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NawIr.Waddad coupIe Dead.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3i.-Chas. NJ. Baich and
his wife, living two miles from Walnut
Springs, Tex, were found dead in bed
yesterday morning. Both were shot
through the heart and revolver lay be-
tween the bodies. 1t Is supposed that
Balch shot his wife and then killed him
self, but no cause Is assigned for the act.
They had been married but few months.
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Steamboat Burned.

EVANSVILLE, IND, Feb. IA Journal
special tonight says the Evansville and
bowling Green mail packet Bowling Green,
whi ch plies between the two cities above
named, burned at 0 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, whilc under way, near Rock
port, KY She is total loss, but the crew
and passengers managed to save their
lives. No details have been received. The
Bowling Green was built in Louisville in
1871. She was IA feet long, % feet beam.
300 feet over all, and feet depth of hold.
Her cabin was 14o feet long, and had
"a state rooms. She was owned by the
Green and Barren River Navigation Com-
uanv =
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Younu Baroness Suicides.

VIENNA, Feb. 4.-The sensational news
leaked out to-day that beautiful young
Baroness committed suicide by taking
poison ut Myerling at the same time that
the Grown Prince took his life. The two
acts were committed almost simultane-
ously.
LONDON, Feb. A dispatch from Berlin
to the Sunday Times says the belief is
general at the German Capital that Crown
Prince Rudolph was murdered, and this
conviction is rapidly growing in London.
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"A celebrated criminal lawyer, hav-
ing just defended u noted assassin so
brilliantly that the wretch was ac-
quilted in the face of overwhelming
evidence, steps up to the judge: "A
word in your ear, your Honor. y
Judge-"Well what is it?' 81 would
ask that the prisoner be detained in
Jail until tomorrow morning. | have
to cross lonely field on my way
home. and the rascal happens to know
that have money about me- Oblig-
ing judge-"Oh, certainlyW-Cartoon-
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M. F. CONLEY Publisher.
OPEN WARFARE.


Germany Begins Active Warfare Against
samoa--Native Factions Unite to Resist.
AUCKLAND, Jan. 8l.-Advices received
from Samoa announce that the Ger
mans there have begun systematic war
fare on the native synlpathizers with
Mataafa 1t is also said that all factions
OF the Samoans, including the followers Of
Tamasese, who has hitherto been favored
by the Germans will now unite against
the foreign foe. No particulars have been
received, but 1t Is followed the next mail
will bring news Of serious conflict in the
island.
LONDON, Jan. 3l-The declaration Of
war against Mataafa, King OF Samoa. by
the Germans Is fully confirmed by an ofii-
cial announcements from Berlin.
AUCKLAND, Jan. 9L-Advices from
Samoa state that the German officials
have given notice that all vessels arriving
there will be searched for articles CONTRA
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DROWNED m WHISKY.
Unusual Cause Of Death Made Founda
tion for n Pension Claim.


WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-The most extra
ordinary pension case that has ever been
before the Pension Office was decided last
week. twas the application of depend
ent mother on the death OF her son .in the
line OF duty" The soldier was in ver-
mont regiment, and at the front A sup
ply train had been captured by the COM
pany be was In, and among the stores were
several barrels OF whisky. Tho heads OF the
barrels were broken In, and general rush
for the contents was made. "Birst come first
served" was the rule until the whisky be-
gan toIun low, and an effort was neces-
sary to dip II out. The soldier, for whose
mother n pension Is claimed, was one Of
the later comers and he had 10 lean over
the side Of the barrel TO reach down with
his tin cup for drink. In spirit Of dew
iltry some OF his comrades lifted his heels
and threw him into the barrel head first
He remained in that position TO the great
delight OF the fun makers. When every
ono had enjoyed The supposed joke the
victim was drawn out OF the barrel by his
legs and then II was discovered ho was
dead He had been drowned. The fumes
aud shock ofthc whisky had strangled him.
The mothers loss was the same as II hcr
boy had been killed in battle, and as he
was In the service when he died, the
claims Of death ''in the line Of duty" was
set up with the hope that the Pension Of
fco might allow it to pass considering
her necessities and the loyalty OF her boy,
who had volunteered in pure patriotism
and for love OF his country. The Pension
Office clerks. however, do not make the
laws, and whatever their sympathies for
tho poor mother might be, or the kindly
feeling excited by tho CHASTITY humor Of
tho claim they had TO consider that their
decision would be reviewed by Board ut
Government pension lawyers The claim
was therefore reiected
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Was The Princn Murdered /,

PARIS, Feb. LA strict censorship over
kilograms regarding tho Austrian Crown
Prince Rudolph's death gives some color
to reports that be died from violence. In
Paris it is said he was shot by the hus-
band OF a lady visiting at the chateau
where the Prince died. The London
Stan dard's Berlin correspondent says he
has excellent authority for the statement
that no foreign Princes will attend the
Austrian Crown Princes funeral.
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Ies,ioo ,he Dynamite Gun.

NKw YORK, Feb. l.--Captain Zalinski
continued his experiments with the new
dynamite gun at Fort Lafayette in the
presence OF The representatives from the
span ish Embassy. and military and naval
experts A sand-loaded shell was fired
and hit the mast then a 9sO-pounder was
sent distance OF 1, T9i yards, and occl.
pied just seventeen seconds in Its journey.
The third shell, loaded with three hundred
pounds Of gelatine and two hundred
pounds OF dynamite. shot through the ali
In perfect line, and exploded under the
water, sending vast volume of water
high in the air.
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A,phyrIaled by Natural Gas.

FNDLAY, O., Jan. 31.-Mr. and Mrs.
Freeman Dustman were found in their
home. at North Baltimore, asphy xiated by
natural gas Mrs. Dustman had been sick.
and Mr.. Dustman got up to supply her
wants and turned ON the gas. He went
back TO bed, and both went to sleep. In
some manner the fire was extinguished
and the gas escaped in the room When
found Mr.. Dustman was dead and Mrs.
Dustman was In dying condition.
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Fatally. Poisoned by Canned peach.s.

AURORA, ND, Feb. 4.-The family Of
Jacob Bebinger, consisting of seven per-
sons, partook of canned peaches at supper
on Thursday night All were taken criti-
cally i'll soon after Last evening two
children, aged eight and ten years, died in
great agony. The other members of the
family are still Frustrated. The coroner
is investigating the matter
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MARTISsvnLE. IND, Feb. 2.-Among the
peculiar freaks of forbearanee in persons
eating are the following worthy OF mem
tion; Mrs. Ben. Dessauer of this city,
has never tasted an apple in any way.
Milton Hadley, Of Mooresyille, aged fifty
years, has never eaten an egg, while
Charles Hickman. son., an aged gentleman
living here, has never partaken Of the
luscious oyster. All are healthy persons
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corman, wanl, 4 Conference.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8l--The President
sent to Congress additional correspond
ence relative 70 samoan affairs. accom-
panied by message. in which he says that
on Monday January %, Secretary Bayard
was given to un lerstand by tho German
Minister at Washington, that a PROPOSE
tion from thp German Government TO that
OF tho Uni,,l States for a conference on
the Samoan subject was oa Its way by
mail, having left Berlin on the goth inst so
that its arrival here in due course of mail
can be looked for in very short time.
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FIJI Subject for Lynch.

LITTLE Rock, ARK., Jan. s1.-Joe Cole
man, a negro, and his wife separated some
weeks ago and the woman returned to her
parents Monday night the husband went
to the house and set 1t on hre When tho
inmates ran out he deliberately fired a
load OF buckshot into his wife's head, kill
ing her instantly. He was captured and
brought to this city for safe keeping, to
avoid mob OF negroes.
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Whole Family Drowned.

BISMARCK, OAK. Feb. 4.-The warm
weather which has prevailed in this Sec
tion has so honeycombed the ice in the
Missouri river that travel is beset with
great danger. An entire family, consist
Ing of MIR. and Mrs. John Olsen and three
children wero drowned while attempting
to cross the river in wagon fifteen miles
north OF the city
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n asm,ins Al Hali a MilIion

HARTFORD CT, Feb. The officers OF
the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
company stated yesterday afternoon that
the loss by the defalcation of John A.
Moore, their Indianapolis agent will not
exceed the amount first announced-S50o,
900. They claim that the responsibility
Tor the nom arrest of Moore rests with the
prosecuting officers at indianapolis and
not with the company.
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I'll adopted that boy,r he said.
with the tears running down his face
"a took him out OF the work-house
when he was a lad, and | kept him
and fed him for rnine years, and he's
paid me back by running of with my
wife. Gentlemen. he continued.
wiping his face. "rll stand you bot
tie OF wine You don't meet with
gratitude in this world but II kind act
is sure to bring its own reward. I've
sent him a check for 5000"
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Ballots for Senator.

CHARLESTON. WA, Feb 2.-The vote
in joint Assembly to-day resulted: Kenna
40 Goff 30, Goshorn ., Davis l. On tho
second ballot the vote remained the same,
except Goshorn's strength went to Barber,
There were eight absentees. Whole num-
Ter of votes cast SO; necessary to choice,
10 Merrill. of Writ County, who has stood
out against Kenna, votedfor him to-day.
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SrRISo VALLEY, I'LL, Jan. s1.-The
lockout of the 1900 miners and company
men, who struck here ten days ago. seems
to be at an end, the Spring Valley Coal
Company having decided to reopen two Of
its mines The strikers have fully con-
coded to tho company Its right TO hire and
discharge as many men as they see 1T
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Allison WiII pecIlne.

WASHINGTON, Feb Lit was accepted
among Senator Allison's friends last night
that he will not accept a cabinet position.
He is altogether averse to leaving the SEN
ate He has sieadily, since the election,
supported Mr.. Clarkson for the Cabinet
all his Iowa friends have donc tho same.
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ChloroIormod a Vicious BULLDOG.

WmKEsDARRE. Pa, Feb. 4. 4.-M,sked
burglars successfully chloroformed vic
ious bulldog in John Forshner's jewelry
store at Luzerneborough last night and
took clocks and jewelry valued atS6W.
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Earthquake in Missouri.

CLARKsvILLE, Mo-. Feb. Am earth-
quake shock was felt here at 7:45 Saturday
morning. 1t was very distinct and
ratified things generally, but no damage is
reported. The shock was also plainly
felt at Paynesville, several miles distant
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Sale and Contents MIsslnu,

DULUTH, MINI, Feb. Although search
has been made for it. the safe of Siegle
Levy, wholesa o liquor dealer containing
notes, accounts and cash to the amount OF
about $50. 900, can not be found in the ruins
OF the opera house fire in this city.
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Gloomy Outlook For Labor.

WILKRsBARRE, PA, Feb. 4-Out of 30
600 mine laborers in the Luzerne District
only 5000 obtained steady work during
January. The falling off OF wages, as
compared with the same month last year,
Is S97, 235. The outlook for February is
still worse. Business of all kinds is great
ly depressed.
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ssY,uo,s H,no,no Rse A,nol0,sa

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 4.-Six men were SEN
fenced to death by Judge Parker, of the
U. S. Court, at Fort Smith, Ark. Two of
them are white men, two negroes and two
half breed Indians, and all are murderers.
They will be hang on Friday, April 10.
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General Harrison Inyilsd 10 Atlanta.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb LA delegation
from Atlanta, Ca, visited this city for the
purpose OF inviting General Harrison to
visit that city some time in October, when
the twenly-fifth anniversary CT the de.
struction OF the city will be celebrated.
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British extradi,Ion Treaty Defeated.

WASHINGTON, Feb The British Ex-
tradition Treaty has been disposed OF
finally. Much to the surprise OF Its friends
and some OF its foes it was beaten by
heavy majority. Instead of two-third
vote in its favor there was moro than a
two-third vote against it. and it was final-
ly shelyed.
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EnaIand,s Navr Weakenina.

LONDON, Feb. The Naval Committee
appointed to inquire into the late maneu-
vers states that the ships, with few ex-
cepiions, are unsuitable foi modern war
fare-ndeed, deficient and that the exist
ing feet is unfit to command the seas
against an enemy.
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Story Iha, HAS Bsen Told BeIore,

SPOKANE FALLS, W. T., Feb 4-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Bollinger left their two babies
in their house and went visiting. While
they were gone the house caught fire and
the children were burned to death.
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LITTLE Rock. ARK. Feb i.--Indignation
meet.nga are being hold all over the State
of Arkansas deuouncing the assassination
Of John N. Clayton. Money Is being raissd
with which to hunt down the criminals.
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cINcINNAT1.s PET.

Ded icatiop OF Her handsome New Cham.
ber Of Commerce.
CiSctSsATI, Jan 30-The ceremonies
attending the dedication OF the new Cham.
ber Of Commerce wcro attended by many
guests from oil parts OF the United Statci
disappointment was felt at the inability
OF Presldent.elect Harrison 10 be present
The new building stands ut the COR
ner OF Fourth and Vine streets. II
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News Items.

MRs. NANCY EDGARLY died at Wolfboro
N Y, at the age OF ons hundred and four
years, five months and twenty-eight days,
She retained all her faculties and strength
to the last.
The Pennsylvanla Railroad Company
has rendered President-elect Harrison a
train for his trip to Washington He has
not yet accepted the offer.
IRA Il. ToBER. wealthy farmer, re-
siding near Plattsburs, N. r., was killed
with stake. by neighboE during .
quarrel.
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Ihanlouical coIIean Ronuasi

LANCASTER Pa. Fes. Tho will of AL
bert f. Eberman. deceased, of this city,
gives S25. 600 TO the endowment fund of the
Moravian Theological Seminary, at Beth
lehem. Pa, and 50 ,cO) to the Moravian
Church in this city.
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INpIANAPoLIs, Feb 4-The Investigation
into John +. Sullivan's accounts so far re-
veal total defalcation and theft of S1l6 :
900. and tho examination is not completed.
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siaIna Of sion.walI Jackson.

LEXINGTON. VA, Feb. "A bronze statue
of heroic size of Stonewall Jackson to cost
S3O, 600, has been ordered by the jackson
Memorial Association. 1t will be COM
pleted in three years.
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RonrIna ErulosIon kIlIs IWo mon.

NEw YoRK Feb 2.--By an explosion OF
benEine in dye shop, at 1877 Sixth avenue.
to-day, John Rhodes colored, and Vim.
noyl were burnedso bad that they will die.
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BrooKLyx, Feb A-No attempt was
made to run cars on the tied-up Richard
son road to-day, and no disturbance oc-
cnrrnd
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Valuable Gilt

BosroN Jan. 8i.--Dr. Oliver Wendell
Holmes has presented his vast medlccl IL
brary to the Boston Medical Library assoc
citation.
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Twins Drowned.

BATTLE CREEK, MICH, Jan. Sl.-Two
boys named Albcrts. twins, broke through
the ice while skating near hero and were
drowned.