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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01
THE MI1r,eNAssSSs5E : '''7
A F Ehs Bet y O 80 n Faction and
KeiO ,,r\N .itiamen.

LOUIsvmLE,0oi., December 31.-A let
ter from Heard, KY, brings news of
fight between the French party, in the
French ESersole feud and a detachment Of
State troops recently oigAnized there.
On Christmas day the French crowd
practically took possession of the town and
held q esrousal. Finally warrant was
issued agairss J,sse Morgan, one of the
rioters, and Harry Oreech, Jason COOmbs,
Grant Holiday and Albert HOekins, of the
militia, were called upon to execute it
Morgan took refuge with Jesse Fields,
the iaiier, James Davidson and john
Ccombs, Of Freoeh's men, who were bsrri-
cAded in brick house. Az the soldiers
approached Fields fred upon them, send
ing one ball through CIeech's clothing and
another whizzipg over COombs' head. Be
fore he could hre again Holiday replied,
grazing Fields hand and retiring hm.
His friends, however, poured voliey into
the soldiers, who beat hasty retreat.
They will gather large force and try to
take Morgan. TIE County Judge and
County Clerk at Havsrd have been run of
by the Outlaws
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KIIrain and jackson.

ST. LOUIS, December Sl.-CharlIe
Mitchell, acting as manager for Jake Kill
rain, has eent telegram to President
FuIds, OF the California Athletic Club,
San francisco, challenging Peter Jackson
for q match to be fought for the purse Of
fered by Fulda, $4,000, the fight to occur
the latter part of March, the amount to be
allowed Kilrsin for expenses being 81, 600.
This is to be n challenge regardless of
whether Sullivan fights Kilrain OF not.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements Of Citizens and tho Ooinine aud
Going OF strangers.

movements
Going OF strangers.
Col. J. @. Bates, u. S. A.. is visiting hia
cousin, Dr. w. J. Bates.
Mr. James Hesly is lying quite HAT bis
residence on 18th Street.
Judge X. +. Fleming, Of Rayenswooi,
was at the MeLure, yesterday.
Misses Kate Kenney and Della Daily
are visiting friends in Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Aul are visiting their
daughter. Mrs. r. Hhsrick Of Braddock,
Pa
Hon. Lewis Bennett, Prosecuting AttOr-
ney of Lewis county, is registered at the
Stamm.
Prof J. NJ. Frasher returned Yesterday
from a pleasant visit 10 10 ton Elmer, at
Pittsburg.
Col. Geo. b. Caldwell has cards out an
nouncing that he is a candidate for City
Solicitor again.
Chas. A. smith. Of G.. NJ. Shook * Go,
left yesterday for Hendysburg, o, to
visit his parents.
Rev. J. n. McMechen. Of South Chap
line street, ia confined 10 bis bed with q
severe attack Of measleP.
Mrs. M. V. Richards, Of North Main
street, left yesterday on a two weeks visit
to friends at st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Albert A. Hood. Of Grand Forks,
OAK. nco Miss Lille Carnahan, is visiting
her parents on South Main Street.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Hart arrived in the city
Yesterday and will remain over until to-
day. when be leaves for ParkenburR.
The management Of the Hotel Windsor
have fitted up an elegant private Office for
Manager Carney. lt In certainly daisy.
Misses Cora Ogden and Ro5e Swisher, of
Fairmont, visited friends in the city yes
terday, and will leave for home this Norn-
ing.
Mr. c. w. Kennedy, = well known
young banker Of Franklin, Pa, Ia spend
ing New Yeais's with Mr. Charles n.
Fisher.
Sheriff Handlau has been laid up for
the pat few days with q lame knee, re-
csiyed by knocking It against large key
10 one Of the desks.
Miss Dorothy Blount Of Macon Ca,
and Mifs Hattie Bydrick, Of Franklin,
Pa. are visitiDg Miss Virginia SimpsoD,
On Fourteenth street.
Cbas. Tracy, the popular clerk at Grter
K Lsng's returned yesterday, hom his
home at Piedmont, where be has been
spending the holidays.
Miss Virgie Ciawley, an accomplished
,oupg 81. Louis LADY, who has been at
lending Mt. DE Chsntal. is spending the
holidays with Mrs. T. Il. Carney, at the
Hotel Windsor
Charles ClaylaDd, Of Bridgeport, has
zone 10 Pit sburg. where be vail have a
n on the ohio Yauey Budget Charles
lost of friends here will regret 10 sse him
cave bis old stamping grounds.
Atkins Lawrence ard wife and daugh-
ers, Missfs Mabel and Matte, l.. j. Lor-
NJ. Miss Catherine Coleman, VIM. Wal
ing, c. B Cline and Melon Clark, of
Among the Pines" Company, are at the
fcLure.
Judge Thcs. / Slealey, Of New Msrtint-
lille. passed through the city. Saturday.
IA bis way 10 Chcigo 10 look sitsr some
DpoitBnt law matters. Judge Stsaley
gill oommercs the pre- ice Of law again,
coating in Pafkersburg. TIE Judse is
yell and favcrably knoWn in most Of the
oun,ies Of the First aud the upper part Of
be Fourth districts, where he held court
o long aud rendered such general satisfac-
ion. lie, TO doubt. will Ieceive fair
hare Of the public patronage.
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II was Cnllad a Draw.

NEW YORK, December 81 Dan o Hara,
of Brooklyn, and Professor BOden, OF
Green Point, fought six rafting rounds in
a resort, on Long Island, last night. Both
men were we'll used up and badly punish
ed, and the referee declared the contest =
draw, although O'Hara was thought to
have had the best of it. O'Hara did all Of
the leading and much good work. Dan
Gallagher, Of Green Point, was referee,
and Johnny Eckhart, timekeeper. OH ara
was looked after by Mike C"ahing, while
Dan C'Shea took cae Of Boden. T1ree
ounce gloves were used. Time 2J minutes
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PERSONS AND POLIrICs.
A Nutshell of Information Relating Go Ma
tional Characters.

A Nutshell of Information Relating TO Ma
tiOnal Characters.
NEW YORK, December 3l.-Russell
Harrison has again delayed his departure.
lie had expected to 90 back Saturday, but
be has postponed going indefinitely. He
mas had invitations to spend the day at
one or two country houses, but he will
stick TO town. Warner Miller will receive
his friends in Herkimer. Mr. Platt will see
his callers az the Fifth Avenue, as usual.
Mr Depew will stay at home sll day.
Senator Hiscock is going to spend New
Years in Washington with Senator AL;
lison. The indications are that there will
be stirring times in this TO Sn inside of
fortnight, and that New York's place in
the Cabinet will be tettled beyond doubt
be fore the month is out.
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Riot In n Synagogue.

CHICAGO, December 3l.-The Rev. Alex
Rabbi of the Jewish Church at Twelfth
aud Howard streets, Omaha, created a
riot in his church this morning by deelar-
ing that the story of Christ having been
nailed upon the cross and exposed to the
execration of the mob was myth.
His congregation at once rose to man
and rushed for the rabbi, who beat pre-
cipitate retreat.
He would have been killed had he been
caught. The police came TO his reacue.
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NEw YORK, December 3l.-Mrs. Gould
condition has 80 far improved that she was
able for the first time since her illness TO
leave her bed to-day. With the assistance
of he nurse she walked about her room
for a li,tle distance at a time. For the
oas, r. ~ DAYS her improvement has 0een
ste.dv and 10 is hoped that sh0 Will De
,pife well in few days more.
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Tho south IN Harrison's Cabinet

WASHINGTON, December 3l.-A dis
tipguished Democratic Senator is quoted ~
saving: ''If Southern man gets into
Harrison's Cabinet il will be either Long
street orl MahOse. Gen. Malone is now
very strongly urged by the dominant power
in the Rspu olican political machine, while
L.ongstreet has no following at sll with
Northern Republicans, who have won the
fight for General Harrison, but Longstreet
hss back of him a strong Southern senti-
,,,t.~f -
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RANDALL's STRENGTH.
His Recent Remarkable Legislative n


His Recent Remarkable Legislative Feat
Hint ofa rarin Surprise.
WASHINGTON, December 3l.-Mr Ran
dali continues to improve. His legisla-
tive work has stimulated bis energy aud
aroused bis ambition. His management
and passage Of the Legislative bill in two
DAYS would have been remarkable feat
for we'll man; in his condition it was un-
paralleled. The protection Democrats have
been in conference with him. Some inter
esting parliamentary developments may
take place when the tariff comes mp again
IN the Housa
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Private Secretary Uaf'ri says he never
wrote letter Co Mr. John Reid Of the
New York Times predicting that Lew
Wallace would enter the Cabinet from In
diana.
ssul C0lquitt, Of Georgia, has spoken
i'r tce .eat oa the Senate door occupied
nY hs colleague Senator Brown. This is
't..N,i to Indicate that Br0gn will usign
-.on.
laefum'r OF a falling out between Qusy
ON t'e Senator Ratan. of Psnnsylvania,
'.'ie hs most trustsd lieutenant is
'l'me q They quprrelltd over the Sc
lection %, '5e sats Librariao.
the newest taiug IN political gossip is
i-at lne oppo1sua of Blaine are urging
L'ar IS Tor the p'emiersbip Of Harrison S
Clb.let
Gen Harrison has tsken ont $4,000
more inrurance on bis it5. This makes
thuU nau
senator Allison has abandoned his in-
,'u'ei VISIT 20 Indianapolis. 10 reason Is
ig-el
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THE ANARCHISTS BEATEN.
Chancery windes Refuses TO Grant an In
.-.l--- -. IL. ~. I....-.. Dill.

Chancery windes Refuses 20 Grant an In-
junction Agsiost the Chicago Police.
CHICAGO, December 81. -Chancery
windes, TO whom WAS referred the Anarch-
ist petition for an injunction restraining
the police from interfering with their
meetings, rendered his decision this morn
ing. The opinion refuses TO recommend
the granting of an Injunction and thus
given the victcry to the city. The master
says he cannot di,cOver that any property
rights are involved in the issue, and that
there is 10 precedent for the granting of
such an ipiunction.
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CLERK CLARK'S FIGURES.
The Republican Majority In the House
VIII Bs One or Seven.

WIZ Bs One or Seven.
WASHINGTON, December 3l.-Clerk
Clark, OF the House of Representatives, has
received the certificates of $50 members
elect to the next House, aud has been Of
icially informed that certificates have been
issued in sll but three Congressional dis
irict5. OF the certificates issued l63 are
TO Republicans and 159 to Democrats, and
OF those di'tricts still in dOubt two are in
West Virginia and one in Tennessee In
all Of them the Republican cAno idates
claim maiOiities ON the face OF the returns
Oi the l63 Republicans who have re-
ceived certificates of election it is said that
MIR. Cannon has fOrty-niue pledged to vote
for him for Speaker, Mr. Reed thirty-eight,
Mr. Mckinley twenty-three and Mr.. Bur
rows twenty-five There are sixteen IN
pledged Southern members. The other
fifteen members are scattered between pros
psctive candidates.
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GARRETT VIOLENT.
Excited by Fire. He Assaults One of His
Attendants.

Attendants.
New YORK, December 3l.-Mr. Gsr-
rett was very violent at his retreat in
RingwOOd. N. j., yesterday. He struck
at one of his attendants, who waIded of
the blow, and it took two men 10 over
power him and place him in his room,
where he could do no harm.
Mr.. Garretts sxcitable condition WAS
due TO fire that broke ont on Saturday
night in Mrs Garretps bedroom. The
smell OF smoke and the noise made by the
servants, running about the house TO get
water to extiDguish tha 1imes, aroused
Mr.. Garrett, aad bis attendants bad great
difficulty in keeping him in his room.
After the fire had been exsinguished,
with slight damage, Mr. Garrett grew more
rsetless and did not sle-p any during tie
night He continued violent throughout
the day hut last night was comparatively
calm. The fire was eau ed by defective
fireplace in Mrs. GsIrett's room.
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ALBANY, n. Y, December 3l.-The
general term to-day affirmed the Judge
ment of Custer in the case of the people
against Thomas G. Platt. The judgement
affirmed was the one which removed Mr..
Platt from the position ofQuarsntine Com
missioner OF New York, on the ground
that he was not a resident Of that city.
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LOOKING TO UNION.

The North and South Presbyterians Har-
nious.
NEW YORK, December 3l.-The confer
enoe Of Presbyterians OF the North and
South was continued to-day. The pro-
cseding were secret and the members posi-
lively declined to make public any part OF
their deliberations, stating that the same
course was pursued st the last con n'ereEce.
Il was inferred, however, that the North
ern and Southern delegates were getting
along harmOniously and that union might
be confidently looked forward 10.
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Canadians Fat tor Annexation.

CHICAGO, December 3l.-The Canadians
in Chicago are eager for annexation. There
are thousands Of them, aud in the majority
of cases they have done well ard rank
among the best citizens Invariably within
the shortest space Of time the law allowed
they have become citizens Of the United
States, and none has been found who re-
grets the transfer of his allegiance.
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INDIANAPOLIS, December 31.-Sam
small, the evangelist, who is here for a
few DAYS. Is against the inaugural ball.
He was i.r years private secretary to Vice
President johnson aud said: II think that
when people Join the church they ought to
abide BY Us rules. The inaugural ball l.
not a time hOuored institution. Presi-
dents have gotten along without 1t, and 1t
is no privstiOnn
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PennsvlyanIa Legislative Cauouses.

HARRISBURG, PA, December 3l.-A
caucus of Republican memb s of the
State Legislature, which meets tomorrow,
met tonight and unanimously dominated
Henry X. Boyer, Of Philadelphia, for
Speaker.
The Democratic members Of the House
also held a caucus tonight, and nominated
for Speaker S W. Wheuy, Of Cumberland
CnnntY.
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rwo killed and One Fatally Wounded.

DETROIT Mich, December 3l.-An
Erening Journal special from Edmore,
Mich. says: The boiler in Dush's shingle
mill. five miles northwest Of Millbrook,
exploded morning, killing W. W. Dush,
d. opiistor, and John Carr, the night
watchman. Robert Smiley was fatally
ipiured. The whole establishment is a
complete wreck.
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,7,,chell aod KIIraIn CouIdn't Spar.

ST. LOUIS, December 3l.-The police
prevented the Kilrain Mitchell entertain
mept tonight There was big crowd
present and Mitchell suggested that as
they could not box they would wrestle,
bat the police said no. Then they wanted
to fence, but the police again demurred
and the men did not strip. They were,
however. given the receipts.
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ROWE HEARD FROM.
He and the Deacon Buying Up Buffalo
Club stock.

Club stock.
BUFFAO, December 3l.-Jack Rowe,
the new Vice-President of the Buffalo BASE
Ball Club, faid to-day that he did not
know Of any new developments in the
base bali sensalion he recently helped to
make.
White and Rowe have continued to buy
Buffalo stock, and now own tw0-thirds OF
the club. The annual meeting of the
stackhoiders will be held IN Tuesday nsxt.
White AMI Rowe are both keeping their
eyes open for pitcher, and Mr.. Rowe says
they are now negotiating with a dandy,
but his name will not be given until he is
signei.
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New western linton Manager.

syseiai 7eleorra 10 tS Rl0iacT.
PAREERsBURG, December 3l.-To-mor-
row Russell ID. Cooke, former manager OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company at
this POINT again takes charge Of the West
eru Union telegraph otlice in the same ca
r,.cffv "A haralOfOre.
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A s.ulnr Maehlne Agent Yanlsd

S8s,ial Ttlsoram % tie Register.
PARKERsBURG, December IA man
named Noah Dckey, former sgsnt OF the
Singer Sewing Machine Company, Is
wanted here to explain 2 transaction IN
which he disposed, il is alleged, for his
own benefit, If one Of the horses belonging
IN the eomnauy
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Priests Protest Against ImprIsonmsnt.

Priests Protest Against imprisonment.
DUBLIN, December 3l.-One hundred
aud twenty priests have signed n protest
against the imprisonment Of Father Ken
nedy, who was found guilty Of attending
meetings Of suppressed branches Of the
National League. The protest AYERS that the
League is a legal organization. and that
Father Kenneds's offence is Of n political,
and not Of a criminal nature.
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ARough Steamship Voyage.

Ngw YORK, December 31.-The steam
ship 'Veedam" from Rotterdam arrived
here early this morning after territically
$ ormy voyage, during which one oil the
c-ss, Was washed overheard aud drowned
ard another seriously injured.
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nnred 10 Death bT . Bun.

TOPEKA. KAN, December Sl.-lnfor-
nation has besn received that Col. J. M.
Tones. one of the wtalthiest and most in
flnsntial ranchmen in Cleveland county
was gored to death yesterday morning by
n hnll
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We, vIrrinia.s Pn.tnnnea.

WASHINGTON, December 3l.-A post
Office has been established at Adamston,
Harrison county, W. Va. with Lloyd W.
Garrett as postmaster. John y. Rose has
been sppiinied postmaster at E'rly. Brsx-
ton county, W. Va, vice VIM +. Harper,
resigned.
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FOR ABUSE OF ALCOHOL

Dr We Crane, Mitchell, Oak, says;
..I, has proven almost a spe,ihc for this
a;sorder: it checks the vomiting, restores
tbs anpetie. and, at the same time sllays
the Ter of impending dissolution, that Is
20 q e,mmon TO heavy drinkers"
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NEW YoEK, December 3l.-Judge Wa
lace. of the United States Circuit Court OF
New York to-day decided the issue raised
by the demurrer in reference to the Ar
thar Kill bridge between the Pennsylvapia
R r. Co. and the B. & o. R. K. Co. 8 in
favor of the Psnnsylvis K. K. Co.
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THE Ue - the House figures out q
Republican loriiy ranging from one TO
seven. This doght 20 De soficisn. eneour-
seeneat to the.tspublicaE Northwest Ter
liicr,es The ssiiiss Of the case sbso-
lu,sly ensure aisir admission, division,
multiplication Or anything else that may
b, desired.
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Rlalne SIN In Augusta.

AUGUSTA, MI, December Sl.-The puo-
Hsbed ststs tsment that Mr.. J. G. Blaine
had lea The cisy. either for Washington or
ne west il uufounded. Mr.. Blame Is
s,,Ii IN Anyusta. end has not yet deter
mined when he will leave town.
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Harrington Imprisoned with Hard Labor.

DUBLIN, December 3l.-Mr. Edward
Harrington, NJ. p, has been sentenced TO
six months imprisonment with hard labor
for publishing in his paper, the Kerry Sen
tinel, reports concerning suppressed
branch Of the National League. No ap-
peal was taken.
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r,nnrt. Of cold from New York.

NEW YORK, December Sl.-For the
year 1888, the exports Of gold from New
York S., ,944, 1863, net loss of S26, 1876 'lO2.
In 1887 the exports were 81, ass $50, ana
tie imports $3s. 6i2, $50, net gain oi fS2'-
153 63O
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Appropriation Bills Ready.

WASHINGTON. December 81 The sun
dry civil appropriation bill and the fortifi
cation bill have bsen completed by the
subcommittee OF the House Committee
on ADpropratOug
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A Hlrh omciaI soanhal.

LONDON, December 3l.-A dispatch
from Msdras says tha. Lady COnnellars,
the wife OF the Governor Of the Madras
Presidency. has left the Government
house, refusing to remain under the same
roof with her husband.
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PARNELL AND DAYITT
Working In Harmony-rho Dying Effort of
Slandsrers Nailed.

NOthIh. IN HhfhiVhy-Ihu IJyIhk f.HOft OF
Slanderers Nailed.
LINCOLN, NEB, December 3l.-Hon.
Pat E,gan, Of this city, today received the
following cablegram, which empbatically
denies the published statement that split
had occurred between Parnell zpd Davitt.
DUBLIN, December 81.
To Patrick Eqdn, Lincoln, Ncb D.:
Statement that the relations between
Parnell and muself are totally ruptured.
in consequence OF O'Shea's evidence and
trat am likely at an early day 10 lead
revolt against Parnell is dying effort Of
the slanderers after year OF lies.
[Signed MICHAEL DAvITT.
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A Chnd ssrlousIy Burned.

spcc.al TsegrGu 20 NJ Rsgiser.
PARRERsBURG, December 3l.--A four
year old daughter Of James Franks, living
here. wss seriously burned while plsy ing
With paper near the fire at her fathers
hou1a
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VALPARAISO, IND, December Sl'-A
man At Huntington, Ind, has started a
uskprkerv. lie says it pays to r''s'
.i-,nks for their skirs and oil.
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THE conferences Of the North and South
r,ssbyterians, Ike two raiudrcps on 8
window pane. are gradually getting closer
anl closer To- each other. They will come
together with a rush before many days.
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Be ye king, or be ye peannt,
If you have breath unpleasant,
Teeth difeplo'ed, gums that tease ys,
SOZODONT'S the thing to pleafe ye.
Use it every night and morning
Teeth preserving and adjoining.
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CuEiUrrsyuIE. Va, December 81
Policeman Seal was murdered by a negro
ou Main stree. tbis evening. The muir
deler escaped. This oaicgr was on duty al
ihe time
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NEW YORK, December SL.-Doripg the
wear 1855 Ss3 595 immigrants were landed
AT Castle Garden, an increase of 81 over
the preyious year.
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NEw YORK, December 3L-Mayor
Hewitt this afternoon appointed d. Lou
bser Smith as Commissioner OF Public
Works and he was at once sworn into
offiea
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Ine IeHH7fF01 U0nErHIs TOnaI Contest.
cHArrANoo5A. Tenn. December 81
A dispatch rom Nashville says Chancellor
Allison hls dismissed the bin of Greed F.
Bates psmccuD who sought to obtain
fhe csrrici'e oft election ~ Congre sman
lom tls llri disIic. over II. Z. Evans
e Republican, Bates enioisei Gov. Tay-
ior tom i~u.ng chs certificate 60 Evans.
The matter has been appealed 10 TIE Su'
pteue Court
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BERMUDA, December 31.-Charles Max
well Allen, the United States Consul for
Bermuda. died at his residence. "Wis-
towe" Flats, Monday. December 81