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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-27
GRAVE CONCERN
Among Braslllans In the United States oye
Reports from tile Republic.

Among Brazlllans In the United States Over
Reports from the Republic.
WASHINGTON, D, o., Dec. 27.-Brazil.
ians in the United States are watching
with grave concern the news from their
native country, While they do not ap-
pear to be at all anxious for a restoration
ot the empire, 1t Is evident that many
Of them look for trouble Of u sort sug.
gested by the recent disquioting dis.
patches concerning disturbances 10 the
provinces.
The reluctance OF some Of the most
prominent men Of Liberal opinion to
give adhesion 10 the Provisional govern.
ment OF Da Fonseca is taken as an indi-
cation that these men have intimated
that IL will be advisable To ascertain
whether the new authorities will be en-.
titled to general confidence, or whether
they have undertaken something that
they are not broad enough and strong
enoug b To carry out.
A lIost significant thing in the esti.
nation OF well informed persons was
the refusal Of Joseph Mariana In Per.
nambuc, TO accept the GoVernorship Of
Pernambucco. Mariana is described as
a mau OF immense influence in prov.
ince that has interests almost absolutely
apart froni those Of the province south
VI the San Francisco river. Among the
aristocratic families Of PernambuCo, as
we'll as with the masses iu that city,
Mariana is q man whose judgment is as
thoroughly respected and followed as
his readiness to fight, II necessary, Is
acknowledged. The people OF Pernam.
buCco read their own papers aud care
nothing for what Is said by those Of the
other sections Of Brazil. The city is the
commercial and financial metropolis OF
the north.
Very much depends, according to Bra.
LILLIAN authority, upon the course that
Mariana advises the people OF Pernam.
buco to take iu the early future. II he
should say Withdraw" there is no sort
Of doubt that Pernalnbuco would refuse
to abide by the DEGREES of the Provisional
Government at Rio, and that 1t would be
jUined BY neighburing provinces In es'
tablishing y new government ol the
northern provinces,
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QUEER COMPLICATION
OF Accounts Reported in the
Chicago Postoffics,
THE PUZZLED DETECTIVES
Cannot Discover What Is Wrong,
Stamps or Money Missing and
Nobody Knows whioh-some
Amusing Incidents,

CHICAGO, Dec. 26,-Eyer since last
July there has been mysterious loss Of
money in the retail stamp department Of
the postoffice, There are four clerks en-,
gagged In retailing stamps In the dirty
little hole In the west lobby, which Ia
to-day or tomorrow to be succeeded by
the elegant new quarters just to the
north oft, These clerks receive sala-
vol from 1000 TO 81, ,200a year. They
sell about $500 to $500 worth OF stamps
and envelopes every day,
They exchange their cash for stamps
and envelopes at the close Of every days
work, Once or twice week they take
an account OF stock and square their Ac-
counts with the wholesale stamp and
envelope department., They carry
3, 900 worth Of stock, and ought to havO
that much In stamps, envelopes and cash
every tins they take an account OF
stock, lftheir work was done with alb
solnIe correctness they would come out
about ID cents ahead on every days ac-
count Of the fractions OF cent gained in
retailing single envelopes, hut the work
10 90 hafassiAg and exhausting that II has
been very seldom that any Of the clerks
have been able 10 make an inventory
come out right,
Since last July each clerk has been
falling short about $50 q month, Tho
matter was put In the hands OF detec.
tiVes, who have worked themselves near.
ly into insanity tryingto to solve the mys.
terry, but are no nearer solution than q
month ago. A theft would account for
the shortage, but all are watchedso care
fully that no Que can conceive bow such
a theft could be practiced. The clerks
are all people Of tried honesty, and yet,
the situation is so peculiar that II makes
them feel that they must be tho objects
ofsuSpiciou. Itlooks as II some one OF
them was stealing from the others, but
nobody can conceive how they could do
II, even II they were dishonest.
One or two very laughable things have
occurred In connection wit his matter.
One Of the clerks having made up his
mind that II was money that was taken
kept an inventory Of every piece OF
money received. But his precautions
were rewarded with loss Of $50 for that
day alone. Last Monday during great
rush Of business, John EngliGh, the
Postmastel's private Secretary was sent
In sell stamps In the new departments
apart from the other clerks. He under
took the job mainly for the purpose OF
showing how the work could be done
without loss II person were careful.
He sold stamps for Just two hours and
then took an account Of stock aud found
that he was short Just $l2.
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A CYCLONES ANTICS.
A Severe storm in New York State Wreck.
Many buildings.

A Severe Storm In New York State Wrecks
Many buildings.
SYRACUSE, Dec, ga cyclone from
the Southwest swept across onondaga
lake about 10 o'clock this forenoon,
prostrating many structures. 1t caught
up and carried great volume Of water
wildly before 1t. In the course Of it's
Cyclonic force, 1t struck the horse barn
OF the Peoples Street Railway Company
carrying away the cornice aud roof Of the
building and overthrowing the front
walls. A mass OF brick aud timber was
hurled into the building, doing much
damage. Charles A. Nichols, Assistant
Superintendent, aged about 40, was in.
stantly killed. Giles Wood, an em.
plOye, had his collar bone broken, and
he was otherwise hurt; condition NOT
dangerous. Joseph Forkheimer, was
hurt internally and his head bruised
Several other employees were slightly In.
ured. Damage to building several
thousand dollars,
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ATERRIFIC THUNDER STORM
Prevailed Throughout the state Of Ne
Yorl l-ConIIderabIe DnmnEe.

Prevailed Throughout the State Of New
Yor. Considerable Damage.
NEW YoRK, Dec. pa thunder storm
accompanied by heavy wind passed over
this State this morning, At Buffalo the
wind reached velocity Of sixty.five
miles an hour, but no damage is repor
ted from that section. AT Rochester ar
ice house was blown down and consid
cradle damage was done 10 chimneyl
and outbuildings. At Utica numerous
hailstones fell and great damage wa
done to fruit trees. A large blacksmith
shop was blown down at Rome, but nc
one was Injured.
A dispatch from Lock Haven, Pa.
says leaVy showers accompanied By
thunder and lightning and heavy winds
passed over that city this morning. A
Auburn rain, hail, thunder and light
ming and high winds characterized th,
days weather. Lightning struck {
dwelling and demolished one side Of thu
hhuan
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A pennnn,nLar Riiln,l.

Rock ISLAND, I'LL, Dec, 20.-clarence
Matt, Moline, ILL.,, painter, plunged q
knife into William Chatterton, leading
man Of a travelling dramatic company,
yesterday, and The doctots say the vic.
tin cannot recover Mart, with some
other men, bad been throwing dice In a
saloon, and becoming quartlsome, were
ordered out. Angry words were M.
peAted on the sidewalk. Chatterton
heard the disturbance from hls room ia
the hotel, and went down TO quiet the
crowd. He was acting as peaCemaktl
when Mart drew q knlie and stabbed
him Anlnn
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GOOD BUSINESS SHOWING.
The statement of the Penssylvania Lines
West Of PIttSburgh.

Tie Statement Of the PenpSylvania Lines
West of Pittsburgh.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 26.-The
statement Of business Of all lines Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company east ol
Pittsburgh and Erie for November, 1850,
as compared with the same month in
1888, shows an increase in gross earnings
Of 1851, ,040; an increase in expenses oI
S370, ,934 an increase In net earnings oi
$28l ,0l2. The eleven months Of 1880
rs compared with the same period Oi
1888, show an increase IN gross earningt
Of s., ,O55, 165; an increase in expenses o.
$l,646, ,S62; an increase In net earning
OF 81, los, 1923.
All lines west Of Pittsburgh and Erie
for the eleven months Of 1880 show .
surplus over all liabilities Of 1921 ,l24
being q gain as compared with the SAINT
period Of 1888 Of $l,07l, ,65S.
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WILL GO INTO LIQUIDATION.


Trouble In the Pittsburgh Southern Coal
Company syndicate Dissolved.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 20.-rhe Pitts.
burgh Southern Coal Company, the syn.
dicate Of large river coal operators, OF
this city, which was formed three years
ago With a capital stock Of $l,OOO,0OO.
will go into liquidation at once aud the
thirteen trms comprising the company
will hereafter do business on their own
account. The trouble has been brewing
for some months, aud Is principally due
TO the fact that some Of the members oil
the company acted In bad faith In selling
coal 10 opposltion u the company. ~
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Jack Farrell KllDcketl Out.

TACOMA, wAsus., u c. 20.-JuCk Far.
rell, the Brooklyn liyhtwelght was whip.
ped last night by William lIiggs, Of St.
Paul. The aght lasted three rounds.
Farrell seemed To take the mill as a iOke
at first and looked as though he expected
an easy victory. HigRs dealt Farrell
three blows over the heart in rapid suc.
cctsitn In the third round and tho
BroOklyu man went 10 the grass. He had
to 10 helped from the room.
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Rsnori. from, 1,rn,Il.

New YoRx, Dec. 26.-The steamship
Sirius, which left Rio Janeiro December
4, and arrived here to-day, reports that
several foreign war slips, among them
the United States steamer Richmond,
had arrived in the harbor, and that
quietness reigned In tue city; but that q
riot had taken place In the Rio Grande
district, although no particulars could
learned up TO the time Of sailing.
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TUE WESTON TRAGEDY,

Young Guy Davis Dies Of Wounds from the
Accidental Discharge of His PlaImats'a
Pistol.
Special Dispaieh 70 IN IRlsHigaes,
WESTON, W, Va, Dec. 26.-Guy Davis,
who was accidentally shot by Karl E,
Kunst Christmas day, died last night at
II o'clock, The scene at the residence
OF the parents was heartrepdlng in the
extreme. No less distress prevails at the
home Of the young man who was the
cause OF this unfortunate act. His par
ents have made every endeayor 70 as
suape the grief OF the Davis family.
The interment will take place at 1880
Tomorrow. The gloom that prevails In
the community Is still very great.
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wASulSoroS, D. G., Dec, 20.-The
widow Of Gen. George H. Thomas died
suddenly last night at her resi- lence
here. She had not been IN good health
for two years past, although up to the
hour she retired there was nothing In
her condition to awaken uneaSiness
among her friends. Mrs. Thomas passed
away as quietly as did her distinguished
husband nineteen years ago atSan Fran
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MR.. FOSTERS EXAMINATION.

The Suit Against tie Republican League
for stationery supplies.
New YoRk, Dec. 26.-The examination
OF James p. Foster, ex.preSident Of the
Republican League Of the United States,
was continued to-day before d referee
Ia the suit Of Tallmage and Martin
against P. D. LoWnesbury % Treasurer ol
the League TO recover the sum Of Sll 500
iot stationery supplies and printing fur
hlshed during the Presidential campaign
Of 1888. Mr. Fosters examination was
not completed to-day.
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LONDON, Dec. 2O.-slayin, Tho Austria.
liah pugiliSt has written a letter in reply
TO the one sent him by the Pelican club
In which the club stated that IL lad
decided to rpcognize him "a champIon
Of England, and expressed sympathy
with him Tor the dlsgracefnl manner Ia
which he was treated by rOuRhs during
his recent fight with Jpm saith, III
hlsletler, Slavln thanks the club ior the
etand II has taken Ia the matter,
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Accident al a Chrl,tmO, I1o,tlyal,

TUScoLA, 1Lts,, Dec, 28.-A serious aO-
Cidsnt occurred at Christmas Celebra,
ton In the town Of Bourbon, Tuesday
night. Samuel BsardBley, q merchant
o. the town. wa OnaOtlng the part ol
Santa Claus al q ChfiSttnGs festival aud
was dressed Ia the usual costume, com
posed largely Oi raw cotton and othei
ihtAtlinAble maleflal. The cotton Acci.
lehtally caught fite and In On instant
cannot live.
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Acknowledged MS GUIIT.

Edward CuHbS, . CoaRdsnllN clerk, Ar
Tcstsdln Cincinnati for EmbsIaisrteht.
CINCINNATI, oHio, Dec. 90,-Edwart
cumbV, Jr4 the confidential booG'ksepel
and accountant for the Cincinnati
Washington 4 Baltimore and Ohio 4
Mississippi Railroad Companies, was ar
TeSled yesterday on the charge ol etnbeE
clement, The warrant for hls arrest wa
sWoTn 10 BY 8. Y. Mclaughlin. Genera
Manager Of the OontInentSl Line y
charges The stealing ol Sl,OOO. OumbI
anknnMlndRnh hlH Rnilt.
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PlTTsHuRoi Pa, Dec 2Gi--A. fire was
discovered in tho cellar Of the Casino
museum on Fifth avenue during a per.
iormanCe tonight, There were four OF
ave hundred people in the house at the
time and a panic ensued but the audi.
enCe got safely out aud beyond being
severely squeezed aud bruised no one
was hurt The damage will not exceed
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NEW YORk, Dec. 20.-ThlS weeks edI.
ton Of the Engineering Nsw, will SAY ,
1.-THE list Oi new railway lines construct.
Cd during 1880, which we present With
this issue, shows that the total addition
70 the tn4ln track railway mlleHge ol lhe
United States during the year Will vaFy
very little from an even 5000 miles, .
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cnicAao, Dec. 20,-Ths Wabash Man.
uiaCluting Company made an SSslgu'
ment to-day ioF the benp6t Of IL
creditors. lie liabilities arc estimated
a 2OO,0O0 and tile assCls a little lees
than that The failure gFows Out Of the
recent failure oi the aiilliated arms Ot j,
Q, Pfeble 4 %, and Sheffield 4 DgYybo
are 10 the same line oi business ID New
York City.
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mann. nj nin,,.ian.LI..

pONEHoY, o., Dec. 2O.--james II. Rad.
cid, on trial here during the past ten
days Tor the murder Of bic brothsr,in.
Law, Lewis b. Cotterill, al tho Hulberl
House, this city, Last February, WaG
Iound guilty Of nanSlAughtsr this morn
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rIlunder Storm ID PIltsburr.

plTTsBURo, Dec. 20.-QuitO a heavy
rain accompanied by thunder and light.
ning aud high winds passed over this
section this morning. The storm was
OF short duration but considerable dam.
age was done by the wind. Small trees,
fences and out houses were blown down
aud the telegraph service north and
south badly crippled by the proStradon
Of the Niiea.
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DRLPni, 1Np, Dec. 29,--Au eaSLbouud
fast freight train Jumped tie track Of The
Wabash main line here yesterday and
ton Heavily loaded cars we're hurled
down a twenty foot einbahknBnk With
the exception Of three Nalnpe, who In
Jumping Rot badly tangled up ID q barb
Wire FENCE, no one WaS injured,
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1oyELt, MASS, DsC. 9O-NilSs Sarah
F. Nichols, a we'll known 1Ocisiy lady,
disappeared last night. She went out q
post a letter aud has not been aeep
Since. In her room was a note saving,
"Forgly6 and forget The aiIalf q 4
my1t0ty.
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THEY ARE 4 SUCCESS.
The Electrical EIecutlou Machines In New
yasL Syn.t, a. N ri,nr,,,

Tho Eleotriohl E1ecutIon MhChIhes In Now
York Work TO . Charm.
NSw YoRE, Dec. 26,-To'day the cleo
triCal execution machines at Sing Sing
prison were teAlod by committee for
the State and electrical assiStauS. The
test as to-day clearly showed the dyna.
mos were even more deadly than had
been represented. When run at less
than their ordinary number Of revolu'
tlons per minute the electrical pressure
was found to exceed 1000 volts Instead
Of being only l,U00. This proves that
about 800 times q second the pressure
runs above 1000 volts.
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A Race Riot,

NASHVILLE, TRNN,, Dec, 26,-At a lat,
hourlast night intelligence was received
here Of trouble In clarksbarg between
officers aud colorsd mob, two members
Of which were shot, one being fatally
and the other seriously wounded. Grave
fears Of riot are entertalned.
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WNpgNSEp TELMlRA,ls.

a serious revolt lnstlgated by Russian
agents 10 report In AighaniGtAi.
Az entire family has been snfrocatod
by coal gas fumes at WaldRn, Siiesla,
Two hundred and seypnty.obo i'm.
migrants landed In New York yester.
day.
The death 10 announced from Phlla.
delphi oi Charles W, 9hatplpls, Of the
welhknOwn hFm Oi SharplCss Bros, Of
that city.
Another clerk In The buffalo post.
office has bUen atfeslUd for tobblng tie
malls. Ho lH young mnrlHd mnn
nanOd Edward +. ltapst, lle confegSGd.
EI.FteSldent Cleveland has been an.
pointed referee III place VI tile late judge
Van Forest In the actions bfongIlt
against New York CITY by properly own.
oiS Y, recover damages lOT LlllinE along
the Hudson river
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sRA1rLn, WAsuS., Dec 26-colOnel
Robert J. Stevens, United States Consul
at Victoria, B. O, died suddenly to-day
al the residence Of his Hon.in.law, Cap,
tain ], A, Hatfield, in this city, Hi
death was caused BY arpOplexy. Mt
stephens was born in Newport, h l., In
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Tie Enl of 8 nuNrrsl.

ELLESSHUao, WASH, Dec. 2O,.-Yes
terday afternoon James Henderson, and
Maxey Evans, Colored man, quarrelet
about some trivial matter henderson
threw hatclet Ut Evans, The latleI
ran Into saloon near by aud returning
With revolver shot Henderson fatally,
Evans 10 In fail.
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WEST VIRGINIA IN WASHINGTON,
Eastern Panhandle Representatives fOI
ehisago for the Worlds RaiF'

-HAHNHNNWH
Chicago for the Worlds PaiF,
Special DIspaieA 70 Ne IHtal,gHeT,
WAmISsToS, D, O., Dec. 26.-state
Senators Charles Knott and col, R, p
Chew, members o. the Legislature from
Jefferson county, are in the city, The
latter is in consultation with some Of
the Chicago Worlds Fair boomers, The
idea is TO have resolution passed at the
coming special session Of the Legis'
lature iayorinS Chicago for the location
OF the Fair.
In the hearing on ore and metal
schedules before the Ways and Means
Committee to-day arguments were made
on coal and pig iron.
Tariff arguments upon the steel tain
will bs heard tomorrow morning, Mr.
A, W. Campbell, OF Wheeling, Is IN at
tendance as the representative OF the
Ohio Valley Steel Association,
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there and company Of forty citiIena
have !, organized to guard the town against
THR RACE RIOTS,
tnh hAVh NVIs
An Occasional shot san Heard on tn

An Occasional Shot shll Heard on the
streets Of JeSsup ia Georgia,
SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec, 8,-Adyices re-
ceiyed from Jessup at midnight say the
situation is somewhat quister at this
hour, but an occasional shot Is heard,
The streets are still paraded by armed
men, A negro was found dead in an
alley o few moments ago and two 9th,
eFa OF the wounded are reported TO be
dying, Fear 10 now entertained for the
safety OF the people remaining In. the
neighboring towns, but as all the neeros
and whites seem TO be CongregatinR here
very little danger need be apprehended.
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suppre.lInE the salynllon Armr.

BERNE, Dec. 28.-Dtsplte tha orders
issued by the government prohibiting
tho holding Of meetings by the Salvation
Army in Switzerland, members Of that
organization continue 10 hold open air
meetings In Geneva. Tho autiIorilIea
have decided toadopt vigorous measure
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MotheF AioIsIa Dead,

GREESSpvRu, Pa, Dec. GO,-Mother
AloySia, Tor many yeatS the Mother
Superior Of the Sisters Of Charity, died
at the 81. JoBeph's Academy here
yestetday. Her death waS The feBtlt Of
typhoid pneumonia, contracted two OF
three years ago. She wal % years Of
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BEruLHnEN, Pa, Dec. %, Two young
men, John II Jones and William Il Pal
treF, Of Bangor, Pa, were found dead 10
4 rOOm At the Pacific Hotel here thll
morning, They blew out the gas before
retiring and were aSphySlatsd,
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MACON, GAp Dec, 26,-The report Of i
riot at Barnesyille is erroneous, Itarose
from the upproyoked murder Of negro
Of excellent character by four drunken
white men who met him on the railroad
track, The authorities are doing their
best TO arrest the murderers, who were
strangers In this community.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 26.-Com'
missioner Raum, OF tue Pension Bureau
Is quite III al his home on Rhode Island
avenue. During the day yesterday hE
had three ChlllS, slightly ConRestite I'd
character, followed by high i6vor. HI
was reStleES during q Of last night, but
ls somewhat better this morning,
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Pensions Granted.

Special DLsldtrA 10 Ls iRtoLllgtAof,
wAsglSoroN, D. O., Dec, 26.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows; Original invalld-lIiChatl H.
Arnold, Piedmont. 1nCrease--JOseph T.
Burns, Cottageyille. kelssue-James
Stafford, ParketBbufg. Mexican widows
-!Tereea, widow Of Andrew Grub,
MhanllnR. z
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Aintllnr nd ilnill.nn.a.

DAlTiAORE, Dec. 9O.-JOhn Cain, wliO
was shot In the abdotuSu yesterday
morning, died to-day AZ The City Hos.
pltal. ohatleG Yates, who is charged
With doing the shooting, ID held for Ihe
aOtlon Ot the Coronet's Inquest,
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CAN'T BB RkCOYERED.
Seventeen Dead nodlsa still IN the AngOlul
Ailhe In California,

stlns in california,
San ANpREAS, CAL, Dec. 9a,-The
latest news from the AnEeluS mine do.
Rstef states that at least seventeen, and
probably 10, men are buried Ia the mine.
There are little hopes Of ever recovering
the bodies, The miners are now at
work taking out ore, and the work oil
developing tile mlne will probably be
resumed very soon.
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neulnnrnr NJ r,.nIn.

IoSDoN, Dec. 2O.-Genoral Boulanvcr
denies the reports that he has been en-.
gagged 70 deliver course oil lectures IN
lhe United States. lie Bays hO neypr
thought o. going on leCtufing tour In
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DE1 MOiNESI a., Dec, 20,--J, @. Foun.
tain, whose death was announced from
New York last evening, came here from
Omaha, aud formerly lived al Lincoln.
Neb. He had no business connections
here. He leaves a vile and Que child,