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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-28
REYIsION OF TaR GARD OF RxTRAs.
An Important Meeting Of Iron Men to be
Held-A Split brewing,

PITEsRuRoH, Pa, Dec, 27,-Mr, B, F
Jones, President Of the Western Irou
Association, has been notified by letter
that at a recent meeting Of the Eastern
Iron Association, held in Philadelphia
q committee had been appointed to meet
with similar committee to be appointed
by the Western Association, and con-
slider the revision OF the card Of extras
now in use by the two bodies. The idea
has met with much favor in Pittsburgh,
and II is very probable that q conference
will be arranged, Secretary Weeks, OF
the Association has been instructed to
take The necessary steps to have a meet
ing,
The card Of extras 10 based on the
common two cent card and calls for
higher prices for products requiring
extra cost and labor, The meeting will
prObablyb be- held in Philadelphia, 1t is
a question now whether q joint Com'
mlltee can so revise the scale as to make
II suitable 10 both parties, The card
rate has never been respected and II
such an arrangement cannot be made,
individual hrms threaten TO cut loose
from the Association and formulate a
list OF their own,
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A POTTERY COMBINE.
The Compact Formed at East Liverpool by
TWent, -four PotteFies.

The Compact Formed at East Liverpool b!
Twent,.four Potteries.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o., Dec. 27,-To-day
the United States 70. O." aud Rocking
ham aud Yellow Ware Compact wa
formed. The combination was quietly
formed and the announcement tonight
was the first in.imatlon the public had
that such thing was In contemplation,
II has for It's purpose the maintaining
OF uniform discount to the trade with
view to protecting the jObber and pre-
venting indiscriminate quotations, at the
same tins securing their preference for
American goods In this line. The or
ganizaLion comprises twenty.four pot
teri,s, including East Liverpool, Ohio,
WelIsvllle, Cincinnati, Peoria, ILL.,, Phil
adelphia, Trenton, N. j., Elizabeth, N.
j., New Milford, Conn, East Boston,
Mass, East MOrrisania, N. Y, and
RAlLInnFn
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TllE ENp on A RONANCR.
A Young Husband Avoids Complications b,
GOlhg " Mexico,

A Young Husband Avoids Complications By
GOl.g tU Mexico.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. GA marriage,
which took place Under somewhat TO:
mantle circumstances Iu.thls ally. two
years ago, has iust been made public by
friends ol the bride who has been do.
serted by her husband.
On July %, 1857, Robert o. Cumming,
Of Fredolla, and Juyla Louise Kennedy,
Of South Dayton, were married here BY
the Rev, Henry Ward. At the llme 6l
The wedding Mr.. Cumming waA 10
years oi age, and HE bride is. Hegradu.
ated 1t Cornell University last summer,
aud has been pfaCtlCing law At Ithaca,
After considerable urging on the part OI
the bride, he recently agreed 10 meet
her here aud announce their relations ID
man and vile, to-day being GET ~ the
time Tor the announcement,
On Monday last she received a letter
IRON Mr. Cumming, written aL New
York, ID which bBt said he wished u
hays no more 10 Do Yiththe natlvr, 4nd
should avoid any more comp plieatlOhB b
going 10 Mexico. Mp. Cumullng'l
lriends then decided upon making the
marriage known.
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VIENNA, Dec, Count Alloys KaroIy
Dc Najy.Karoly, formerly Austrian Am
bassador to Grea, Britain and Germany,
died suddenly whilO hunting on his
state at Petersburg, Hungary. Further
particulars concerning iha death Of
Count Karoly state that he was hunting
ou horseback. When found bis neck
was broken. 1t is not certain whether
he was attacked by apoplcxy and fell
from bis horse or whether he fell and
broke Lis neck.
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RECEPTION no PATTI,
The Chicago Press Club Finds that She iSso
claIIy Charming Woman.

The Chicago Press Club Finds that She iSso
clally n Charming Woman.
CHlCAGo, Dec, 27.-The Chicago Press
club gave a reception to Nine. Patti and
slgnor Nicolini in It's club rooms last
night The diva and her husband ar.
rived at . o'clock and remained until
lO!SO. There was present a full reprs-
sentation Of the members OF the club
and their ladies, together with a large
number OF invited guests. including
Mayor Cregier, Fe'd W. Peck, PfeSi.
dent Of the Auditorium Company, aud
BlatChiord KaVanaugh, the boy tenor.
Nine. Patti was In hUr most charming
mood, and In social way was M iasCi-
mating rs upon tho operatir stage. Tue
reception was an enirly Informal one.
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qHB TARIFF HEARING.
Arguments Heard from the Iron
and Steel Representatives.
Mr.. CAMPBGLL's STATEMENTS
In Behalf of tho Soft Steel Interests
of wheeling and Vicinity Well
Received - Correction ofthe
Inequalities Asked For,

hsHGinI iAlHAsNia W A"FsFF'NNW~FFf
WASHINGTON, Dec. 97,-This was the
second day Of hearings on the meta
,cbeduI, before the Ways and Means
Committee, aud II was a very interest
ipg day, Among the gentlemen who
were heard on the steel question was
MA. W. Campbell, Of Wheeling, who
presented the case on behalf Of the soft
streI interesls He stated the hardships
ofIhe present inequality Of duty ln'
uo,rd by this kind Of steel, now largely
made at Wheeling and vicinity, and rail
slerI, and explained to the committee
the necessity Of reCtiiylng this Unequal.
hy, ipaswuch rs II virtually gave the
ai,makers control OF the Bessemer mar
krt by enabling Them to fix the price at
pny lime they chose to go into the mar
kst,
no more either In this country or In
England to make ton Ot rail than a ton
Of ,IAbs, aud cited quotations where the
oruer we're sold In 1888 at even q lower
prire. lhs udvalorenl tariff OF 45 per
ept accorded to soft steel was a great
mistake and had permitted great guam
tiurs Oi English and German steel TO
come its4.y fs4udultnt under.adValOrem.
liz explained that slabs were made at
Wheeling for steel nail purposes aud
that nails we're the cheapest product Of
sOlt stprl aud had no margin in their
uSuuitCtun that euabled them TO COM
pets With rails.
llr c0mbatttd a statement made by
Mr. George Oliver, Of Pittsburgh, who
had preceded Lini, to the effect that wire
nails we're relatively cheaper than cut
nails, aud ,il, d the fact that under the
gauge more VI them were given to a
pound, ri from 76r to ST 90 less per ktg.
Mr. Caupbtll was listened To with
ClUsr attention by the Committee, aud
wAS y, v, fal llnth interrupted with ques.
liUls, Ill Uf which he disposed VI readi'
y aud tO the apparent satisfaction olthe
committee.
llr closed by saying that the Senate
bin would liz n,Ceplableto the soft steel
makers B regards the amount Of duty.
II WAS the priuCiple Of discrimination
that was complained Of, and for which
they aAked reCliilcation at the hands OF
this Congress.
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An Old soldier Murdered .

LEAYENYoRFlL kA4, Dec. y. I.-Wm,
Green and George wllksSOn, two ns'
groeS, are under arrest lot tho alleged
murder Of the old soldier, Alex Black.
burn, who was found In an clubhouse
yesterday with his skull crushed. The
colOfed men were seen with Blackburn
the night ol ths murder. II LiBsupposvd
that The pension money that Blackburn
ga lad recently drawn was the inCenute
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Az tinfo1nJsd IIspoy.,

suLLY, s. b., Dec, 2h-Repohs Of a
MASSACRE u settlers In this viCluity are
untOunded, SQuStterS who have been
moving upon the reservation In the low.
lAnLs along the Missouri aud Cheyenne
Sioux, have made ugly threats, but the
whites have not been molpstgd. There
are four companies Of the Twelfth United
States Infantry here who arc able 10
quell any ouLhteak Ii ALeR lIoun.
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The ARBEN2 CONCERT
Last Night-A Pleasing Musical md Social
Event

Lhst Nlsht-h flehblug muAlcnl ma social
Event.
The first Of the series OF three select
concerts to be given this season by Prof
H. ]. Aiberz and vile, Mrs. Lilli Karen
Arbenz, assisted by Prof. Herman
schockey, took place last evening IN
Mannerchor hall, in the Crangle block
The hall was prettily decorated
for the occasion with potted
plants. and contained an audience
embracing nearly all Of WheeIing's
prominent music lovers. It was very
appreciative audience and gave liberal
applause TO the several numbers which
made up the charming programme. OF
course interest in the event centered In
the efforts Of Mrs. Atbenz who has but
lately come here from the concert plat
forms Of Germany; she was most warm.
ly received. Her voice has many
admirable qualities and is used
In a most artistic manner. Prof. Arbenz
was heard 10 advantage in his piano SO.
lections, and Prof. Schcokey, as usual,
performed his part oil the programme In
o graceful and pleasing manner. The
intermission Of fifteen minutes, during
which there was a pleasant exchange oil
social courtesiea between the audience
and Prof. and Mrs. Arbenz, was pleas.
ing feature oil the entertainment,
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The Old Folks Concert to be given at
the Opera House next Monday evening
under the auspices ot the Cathedral La.
dies Aid Society, for the benefit OF the
poor OF the city, promises 10 be'a splen-
did success. During the concert an at.
traGtive specially will be introduced In
the shape Of minuet dance bya corps
Of well drilled children, under The train.
ing OF Miss Annie Hess. A number ol
the popular local musicians will appear,
and the concert may be expected TO be
one OF the richest musical treats OF the
season, The object Ia a laudable one
and should enlist hearty cooperation In
the way OF patronage from all.
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RUSSlA'S GREAT SUllEMB


orrAwA, oST., Dec. g7.-N. S. Krong.
licoa and A. B. 7. Kondzatovitch, Rus.
sian civil engineers, are in tIis city on
their way from Japan via British Colum.
bia, to Montreal. They were sent to
Canada by the Russian Government to
inspect railway construction there with
a view To the building of great railway
through Siberia, which, with water ways,
will give Russia compluta Communica.
tion between 81. Petersburg aud the
Pacific Ocean. They chose the Cana.
dian Pacific railroad rs a model on aC.
count OF its great length aud Of the
marked similitude Of BiiLish Qolumhia's
mountain region and the plains OF Mani.
toba to those pf Siberia, They will 70 10
Montreal TO obtain further Information
from the Canadian Pacific railway otR-
ClalL -a-
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Mat.er 10 DO Con,lderei,

TORONTO, Dec, 27.--rns Empire, the
government organ, says; The epohl
which have been scattered broadcast
thEopgbouLthe United States to the elIucl
that the government intends not to re-
new the mUdus vlvendi next year, art
entirely unwarranted. BY the Treaty O
Washington act passed by the nomiiiot
Parliament lust year the pOduB yivend
expires on the 10Th Of II bFnary next
apd 10 order 10 renew II further legisla
tion will he required, Whether 1t bl
renewed or not involves a quGstlon o.
policy which the government hW no
yet considered,
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A STRONG MEETING
OF the Chicago Board of Trade Association
A Protest from the Grain Men.

OF the Chicago Board of Trade Association.
A Protest from the Grain Men.
CHICAGO, Dec. PA stormy meeting
Of the Board Of Trade Association was
held yesterday. The meeting was called
to protest against the recent advance in
storage agreed upon by the elevator men.
w. 7. Bakor Castigated the elevator men
for the advance, suggesting that they BIZ
prosecuted by tue warehouse commits.
vi1ners for various alleged violations OF
the law, such as giving rebates, mixed
grain, etc. He alsy proposed that the
Governor call an extra session OF the
Legislature 10 fx maximum rates for
storage. He then offered a resolution
that the directors be instructed TO declare
irregular all OF tho elevators which had
agreed to advance. The meeting then
adjourned I'LL Saturday aileFaonu, =
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Ills MONEY or MS LIFE.
A Scheme TO Get s4OO, 900 ON Wealthy
MontAnlNn,

Pcheme 10 yet SSUO, QUO hotn Wealthy
Montanlan.
BvrTE, MoSr., Dec. CIV. A. Clatks,
one Of the wealthieSt men In this city, a
few days ago received letter signed by
Determined and Desperate Men, !" de-
nAnding that he have ready fDrthem ON
December "a, SiOO,OO Tuesday after
noon George stackpOlC, a l0.yearoId
tough, called for the package. HU was
locked up. He says that he was paid
$40 by an unknown inan tU carry the
note and WAS TO meet him Just outside
The city. II Ia believed that gtaUkpolO
ID implicated In lha scheme, II not tho
originator oil II.
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A Fatal Sleigh Ride.

VANCOUVER, Dec. 97.-A terrible acci-
dent occurred on the Frazier river road
yesterday. Six young men out sleigh
riding, were driving along the road,
when tree fell, crushiugdhe sleigh, kill
ing four OF the occupants and the horses.
The names Of tue dead are: James Law
son, O, B, Campbell, Joseph Locke and
j. Y. Bodwell. The other Two escaped
with severe bruises.
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lnnnk Ilnll1lnr, .AlIliIlnellpd.

AplLESE, KAS,, Dec, 9I.-Ths bank
building formerly occupied by Lebold,
Fisher 4 Co., Of thls place, was attached
yesterday afternoon by A. Davidson, oil
Wymore, ,,Nsb. The building was deed.
cd 10 Geo. o. Steel, two days after the
bank closed, presumably 70 qeQure bid
claim against Lebuld, Fisher 4 Co.,
which yaa sepoFted 10 oe about $l4, 900
Davidson claims the firm was not In the
debt Of Mt, Steel, and COnst quently the
transfer wus fraudulent. This 10 the AFsl
effort made by any VI the Credltors Il
insure their claim BY law,
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A BRIDGE n GOES DOWN.
One Man Instantly Killed and Others sEI.
ously Wounded.

WrILtANSpoRF, Pa, Dec. 27.-one
span of the new bridge over the river al
Market street, which had not been fully
fastened iu position, went down this al.
ternoon when heavy load OF lumber
was driven upon 1t. The team and foul
men went down with it, falling about
thirty feet. William Somers, one, of the
employees OF the bridge, was killed.
Burt Thompson, driver Of the team,
John Daily aud Frank Cable were con-
slderably injured.
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llranl aqttnle 1INY I'M Throunl

CRY sP MESlco, Dec, a1.-ThS new
Hank Eoiptuto Concession iS reported
In danger Of falling through. The au'
thotilsd capital isS25, 1000, about one.
hitl being paid Ia at the start, The In.
tetnal aud Mortgage Bank Will open ID i
lew days. The National Bank Of Mexico
has declared a dividend Of . peF Cept, on
account Of the GStfent years profits, but
VIII probably declare D per cent. add.
liGnal laGet on. The London Bank will
declare even q better dividend on 40.
count Of the business transacted during
the Hrst year Of its operation under lI
new organization,
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New YoRx, Dec, 27,-Fhe number ol
persons in New York aud Brooklyn Sui.
fering FROM influenza is very large and
constantly increasing. The number Of
deaths from pneumonia has increased 30
remarkably as TO Indicate sume CUnneC.
tion between tue epidemic Of so-called
Influenza and put uLuonIa.
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PRlGHTFUL COLLISION.
Two Freight Train. Come Togethor-Botll
Crews Injured,

Two Freight Trains Come TOgathor-BOtI
Crews IuJured.
scorTDALE, Pa, Dec, 27,-A frighttuI
collision occurred between two freight
trains iu the deep cut Just south oI
Meyer station, about three miles south
ofthis place, on the Southwest road this
afternoon. Engineers Johns aad Day.
ton, together with the entire crews oi
both trains, wero injured, some very se'
riOusly. Both englues were wrecked
arl about fifteen cars were piled up.
From what Can be learned the collision
was the result ol mistake in the traiu
OFIpFa
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sCoTDALE, Pa. Dec. H -CohsLable
waSabaugh, Of GreenSbuR, arrested
lion, John II, ByrnO, Of this place, tblA
afternoon, OH a warrant sworn ON sev..
eral days ago BY Hon. Edward CAlllghan
before Justice Keehpr, Of 0tsens6ufV-
on a charge Of conspiracy. Mr.. Dyihs
RavO bail for a heafiup,
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There have been several deaths here
from diseasesthat began with influenza.
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Meat YIrrInIa pen.lonS

Special DiIBdleh 10 tAs iRttligeaetr.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Dec. 2L--WesI
Virginia pensions; Original invalid
John A. Peters, Green Bottom; WIN.
Hall, wheellugI Samuel W. Peters,
Moundsville; Henry Counbs, Fellow.
Vile. Increase-RlCharl Woods, Hunt
ington; Salathtl ], WhitehAir, Bridge
port; Jacob A. DoughUrty, Calhoun.
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Mao Nnrni Finr

wAsulNoroS, D, O., Dec. 27.-The
Secretary Of the navy has adopted anew
desipn for the flag Of the Navy, TO take
effect July 1, 1901, II will be- applied 70
both the ilas aud the Union Jack OF the
Navy and consists Of q rectangular ar
fangpment Of the AZ slaFa.
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THE DEADLY WIRg
The New YoFs Grand Jury Take Impor,ant
Action on tile Matter, -

Aho NeW AvEH NTahu SuFy Ehhb hblmpottnht
Action on tile Matter. -
NEw YoRE Dec, 2L-Thp Rfand Jury
LS.aay mSdu'a RreOeitmOnt In regard 70
the electric light aud the electric lIRht
wires In which they express the opinion
that the business Of distributing electric
currents should be investigated by thS
next Legislature for lhs pltpose 81 NJ.
cerlalbinR the character lbl lsilslatlyE
publ safety. ? u '"'
rTBgte va alAo presented an lndlct.
ment Tor nanBlauRhtef against Charles
w Pierce, Superintendent Oi Lampi M
the Brush Electric Light Company, one
Oi whose wires killed Salesman HafflS,
while moving Q show case With who'll
the wire came In contact.
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oirY OSMS1lco, Dec, gI.AlL 10 stated
that the Tntsro Oceanic Mexican failroadA
will pool thOlt freight and passenger
rates. Work pu the 'lHlVt-opeahlc ROAD
10 being vigorously pushed and the limo
10 Vera Orul will be completed at an
early date, .,HT
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NHy YoRk, Dec, 97.--The cable work.
Ing between Mataph4n and Rio De
Ianeiro has, according 10 latest advicvS
from Brasil, ceased 10 work. No cause
d given for the break In the line, "a
means Of communication between the
two points are limited.
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Chicago Gets It.

CHICAGO, Dec. 27-rhe Daily Ncu,
says that LA Grippe" has reached Chi.
cago, and that one hysician reports fit
teen cases which he considers genuine
Influenza. States Attorney LongeneCker
IL among the victims.
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ByRllNgfos, KAG, Dec. gI.-R Win.
gren, dealer In general merchandise
IpadV au assignment yesterday 10 WIN
aWlnilvE, Of this city, His asseta are
$4,000, This 10 the second assignment
he las made In the past I've yeatR.
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FELL FROM A SOAFFOLD.
Three worklngmeu Injured, Two ofThem
Fatally.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 97-Three men at
work on the new building Of the First
National Bank in South street, were
seriously injured this afternoon by the
giving way OF n scaGold. William Denby,
briCklayer, had his skull fractured; WI.
liam Devine, stone.lnason, fractured q
leg and received internal injuries, and
Thomas Elliott, apprentice, was badly
hurt. Another workman escaped injury
by catching aud cllnging to some iOistS
The men were At work near the roof oi
the building, and were precipitated ovel
fifty feet. The injuries Of both Denby
and DeYine are Thought TO be fatal.
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INSTANTLY Killed.

NEWPORT, Ky, Dec. 27.-Mrs. Rena
Huch, a widow, aged so, while on her
way to mass this morning, attempted to
cross the Louisville < Nashville railroad
track, when she was caught by pass.
ing engine aud was frig6tfully mangled.
She Was Instantly Killed.
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Pna,,InnnIn nnynlnnnIl.

CANTON, MASS, Dec. 27.-rhos. Smith,
aged rs, of this town, died this morning
He had been i'll with LA Grippe" and
yentured out before he entirely recov.
cred. His illness developed into pneu.
monia, with the stated result,
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Tho Raynre IN Germany.

BERLIN, Dec. 27.-rhe influenza is in.
creasing throughout Germany, 1t has
crippled operations in the ship building
yards in Flensburg, Klel and Dantsic.
In cases where the disease is slighted or
not treated, it itengenders pulmonary dis.
OTdprR
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Duston Afflicted.

BosroS, Dec. 27.-lhe ipauenza is on
the increase here, II is safe to say that
over one,tenth Of the population is af.
feCted by it, The symptoms are morc
like those oi dengu fever than likt
those Of common Influenza. Affections
VI lungs are also more numerous than
nunaI
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Iron Furnncr. lo hr slnrLel,

LANCASTER, Pa, Dec, 27.-The fur
mace Of the Chestnut Hill Iron Ore
Company, at Columbia, which have
been idle for three years, are being re.
paired TO be put in blast Immediately,
They are among the largest furnaces in
the State.
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows tile usU oi
Syrup Oi Figs, AS1t acts In harmony with
nature 10 tiieutually Ulpauep tlu tistenl
Wien CohtiYe or bilious, For sal, la 6Ic
aud u W bottles by allleadlng tlfuggittS,
OAW
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AiurleteFs on TfiAl,

JoFLiS, Mo, Dec, 97,-Ths preliminary
examination Of James aud william Con.
nelly wanted, together With their father,
kODerh and brother, A, I. Connolly, Oh
suspicion q being the uhutdefeh 81
yyST.aaaags'Waltst yS.aas poO6, Wag bssun here ysS.
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EAsroS, Pa, Dec. gi,--Joseph q. Fox,
professor Of civil typographical engineer
Ing at Lafayette College, died suddenly
last night from paralysis. He had held
tile position aimee 1879,
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OMAHA, NEB, Dec, 27,-The Russian
influenza is prevailing here in epidemic
form. 1t is estimated that fully two.
thirds OF the population are suffering
from 1t at the present time. There have
hpan mn daAths
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slat,nt tlsIstI,. u,nLa.

NRw YoRE Dec, 2i.-Tho Police Gazette
has received a dispatch from London,
which states that the baCker oi JVm
Smith has given 10 SlAvln the Whole
stake LOT which the men recently fought
IN BAlpium.
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