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BURIED OUT OF SGHT,
The Brotherhood and the c., B,
40, Railroad Company
AT LAST BURY THE HATCHET
And the Great Strike Which Began
Ten Months Ago WIN be Settled,
The Company Makes conces' $
sions-Au Important Move,

CHIcAGo, Ian,3,-This evening for the
first time, the 20" strike was admitted
by both parties TO the controversy to be
practically settled. The conference to-
day between the officials Of the road and
the committee Of nine resulted in an
amicable agreement on nearly all the
points at issue and It is confidently ex-
pected that u complete ur lerstanding
will bo reached tomorrow morning,
The only hitch in the arrangements for
ending the strike was on one Of f'the
minor demands Of the committee, which
the officials did not feel justified in grant
ing without first consulting with Presi-
dent Perkins and the directors Of the
company In Boston, They requested
time to exchange kilograms with the
Boston office and they have no doubt
that full authority will be received to ac'
cept any proposition Of the committee
that is fair and reasonable,
The conference lasted from 3O'CloCk
until nearly 8. 1t was then decided to
adjourn until 1880 a. III. tomorrow.
The faces Of the committee and OF the
Burlington officers were wreathed In
smilesw when they parted for the night.
The Times will Say: at is understood
that by the terms OF the agreement the
old " engineers will be placed again
upon square footing, instead OF being
blaCkllsted by nearly all the railroads in
the country. Tho Burlington is willing
to give strikers employment in prefer
ence 10 others when vacancies occur,
and burying out OF sight the hatchet
which was dug up ten months ago.
Both Vice President Stone and Chair
man Cavener declined to give any Of the
"details Of the meeting or tho nature Of
tue conclusions.
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BOULANGlR'S BLAST.
He Answers the Charges Of his
Enemies in Parliament,
THEIR FEARS ARE UNFOUNDED
ho Does not aspire to be Dictator of
France aud Says his Motives urc
Purely PatrIo'iu-rho --latest
Foreign Intelligence.

PARIS Jan, a,--Gea, Bohlaugcr, in an
address to the Electors OF tho Depart.
ment Of the Seine, says; 'erhosc mem,
members of Parliament who did their
utmost to make me ineligible were be.
side themselves at the idea of seeing mo
elected. My sword caused them ankle.
ty' and they deprived me OF It, but
now they are more anxious than they
were when wore the sword. Really, Il
Is not me they fear, but universal snf.
lrage' whose repeated judgments testify
to the disgust (which their inqapacity
and base intrigue inspired, In order to
avoid being compelled to accuse them.
selves they charge me with the most
impossible dictatorial projects. When
minister was overthrown under tho
pretext that l was the pCrsopi.
hcation OF war. Now am on.
posed as the personiRcatlon Of
. Dictatorship. II | could ever have on.
Lerlained the idea Of playing Dictator It
would have beun when, us Minister Of
war, had the whole army in my own
hands. There has been nothing In nv
conduct to justify such suspicion, /
accepted the sympathies Of ail without
dreaming OF stealing popularity from
any, There Is nothing diCtatorlal In n
programme that demands constitutional
rnViHinn Nv fhn tnnsf Dn,,, ,,.sN;. ~.
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WASHINGTON, Jan, 9,--Mr. Springer,
Of illinois, Chairman Of the House Com
initleO OH Territories, bgs formulated an
amendment pertaining TO tho fiomenclR.
info OF the new States 10 DO admitted
Into The Union which hu proposes IA
oifSr when the Omnibus bill Is before
die House for consideration. The
amendment prohibits the Constitutional
Convention OF New Mexico, Washington
and South Dakota from selecting % State
names names now borne Ny the regpec'
live territories, and suggests tQr Now
Mexico, MonleSumaj Tor Warrington
Tacoma, and for South Dakota, Wlnon9
ihla being tllo name given 70 the HteV
born female child Of Clilel Of tho uaco
tabs, North Dakota lg 10 retain tiI
name Of Dakota,
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NOT A FAVORABLE ygAR
For Railways Generally In Respect 10 Earn
inpa nnd unNna

AN' 'A"Ai"hyhNehernlly IN Respect 10 Earn.
inEs and Rates.
CntcAoo, Jan. 3.-The Rati,eav Aoe in
It's issue of tomorrow will say: While
the past year was not favorable ono for
the railways generally in respect 10 earn
ings or maintenance Of rates, It makes n
much less discouraging showing than
many oil It's predecessors in the n,ltnbor
Of roads sold under foreclosure and
also In the mileage and coniiSI
involved in such sales. This fact, how
ever, does not prove that the roada nTe
not prospering because foreclosures saies
are the harvesting Of seed soSn lone
before, some times severafyears, 4 tas
BILE giving the names Of tic lines Eoij
their length and tho amounts Of tISir
funded debt and capital stocks IA a. uivSn wan
and the article continues;
although nineteen roads,witl, almost
1000 miles oilines and nearly Sax 006 SSS
otbonds andstorks have thus been ci5SeJ
out for tho creditors during tho yeSr ia
figures arc much less than those oi Snv
previous year since our record wna 'i h:.
gun, with the exceptions Of tlle ~ wears Sv
1889, 'S3 aud '84.n ''O ''"'S
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Thrnshsd the Is,lltor.

CBDAn RArDs, IA., Jan. 8.-Charles
Duxburg, travelling passenger agent for
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & North.
ern road, thrashed Gene Hunt, editor Of
the GossiB, for an article recently pub.
lished by the latter rejecting upon his
character. Duxhury had carried a horse.
whip about for three days, but finding
Hunt yesterday for the first time and
not having the whip, used his fists Of
fecLiYOlY.
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Tic Elnroror tn tlln Army.

BERLIN, Jan. 9.-The National Gazette
says; "At the New Years reception
held by Emperor William Count Won
Moltke advanced to the Emperor and
expressed the good wishes Of tho army,
In reply to Count Won Moltke Tho Elm
peror said "lho occasion upon whlcl,
you are first assembled around me will
be specially remembered. | hope that
In the labors before us you wifi serve
mo with the same fidelity you displayed
toward my father,'"
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"A Duel WIiI, itn,...

hArip CRY, DAgo Jan. 0,--Josopb
Eeom and Joseph wattcrson, Two Isr farin. M
oFS, about thlrIyavo miles irom boro,
quarrelel about flock Of sheen, r,sy
Came 70 blows, aud after a hhath ilobi X,
whlCn Wa!tefsot was worslbj o,., ~
Knives aud attacked each oiISs WIm rIiim,
u9ol c9Sntinued until both wsto wonrn' y
Gu, bolh camO 10 town to.IavS Sv,u anJ
gworo oul q warrant for tilo other rhasO.. ssu
ing assault with intent 10 Mn iVuaFs'
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A DIar,ler ln cllbelI oounty.

SPet'At DNPN" tV"'s A"ts"'bS''e"'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. Son New
Years night at dance, ut the residence
Of William Gebhart on Union Ridge,
Cabell county, a dispute arose between
Genlge Curnull and John Brewer, when,
after a few words, Curnell sprang at
Brewer and plunged knife in Ills neck,
severlng the jugular vein. Brewer died
in q short time aiterward. CurnGll es;
capped and has not been heard from
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True dellCaCy Of flavor with true on.
Cacy Of action has been attained III the
famous California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs. ItB pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
lnensely POPULAR II CleansCs tho Byg.
TEN, cures COsllyeness, etc. For sale IN
20 Cls and Si,0O bottles by Logan 4 Co,
Anton I, Hess, X, u. Burt and o. Men
kOmellef,
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A rhlnt ilnnd. 0rrr hi. slenlInr..

ST. Louis, Mo-, Jan. o.-Detectlve
Louis Haas, Of Chicago, arrived this
morning with requlSilon papers fol
Thomas ". Vines, who Camo here Ia d
trunk after tobblng Tho Adams & West
lake CompanyOl Chicago, Of over 81, 1000
William Mangler, manager Of the city
department Of The firm, came down
with Haas. Both proceeded 10 the
office Of tic chief Of police, where
lhe money taken from Vines wa
turned over 10 them. They counted
Il out and found that II footed up three
thousand ninO hundred and thirty
one dollars. Vines was Immediately
brought up from the hold.over and asked
where Tho balance oithe money was. II,
said he did not know how much money
he had taken OF how much there was y
the sack. Mr Manelef states that 81 ,0Ol
was the amount stolen by Vines.
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4 GREW rUTuGg AWAITS HIN.
A Friend OF AIcIiinloy says iIO should wal.
for goinStI,InE Higher than Speaker.

CHICAGO, Jan. 81. 7, Brookg, Gen.
eral Solicitor OF tho Pennsylvania road,
lives al Salem, Ohio, In the county ad.
Joining that In which Congressman Nc
Kinley lives. In talking Of him at the
Grand Pacific yesterday Mr.. Brooks
said "NIr. Mckinley lined with lne
several weeks ago, before the speaker.
ship contest had developed TO any great
extent, He seemed 10 inc 10 DO Ia a
passive altitude regarding the matter
and not disposed 10 make fight for II,
Uo cannot afford TO run the risk Of max
Ing tho enemies he cannot avoid max
lng II ho Is chosen Speaker. There IL
bigger game for him In the future II hO
waits. There ls no office In the country
40 rreat that he may not have lL.N
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PiTrsntRui, RAJ. jan. 3.-ECoke ship
mcnts TO the west are cnormeHs-at the
present time and have much to do with
the overburdened condition oi the rail-
roads. The H. o. Frick Coke Company
on Monday last broke all previous rec
ords for one day by loading and ship
RIlng esr u !. lQgaS 9G9ks IP to that hat
ever obtained In single day,
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nurnra an Lor m s!1Lll Tlme.

HptcIW UlsPulfN 10 NC IHldIIQfNttT'
CHARLESTON, w. VAo Jan. 3.-Early
this morning fire broke out in F, S
olark's grocery. The building is badl,
damaged and tho goods are total loss
fully covered by insurance. a number
OF law offices on the second floor wert
also completely gutted. Mr.. Clark hal
been burned out six times.
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Macln,,s Disappearanos Explained

NEw YoRK, Jan. 3.-The disappear
ance Of Comedian John A. Mackay on
Neg Years eve, is now attributed to q
dispute with his manager at Q rehearsal.
He was not quite up With his part and
his manager lost his temper and rated
him soundly, whereHpop M9Ckay took
offence and walked out Of the theatre
II Is now known that he is neither sick
nor crazy, but will soon be about again
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EniIn Pasl,a Not Captured.

suAKIM, Jan. ga sergeant who be.
longed to the old Egyptian army hus
arrived. at suakim from Khartounl. He
states that he left tho latter place on No
yember %, aud that at that time Emin
Pash1 Ind not been captured by the
Mahdi forces, but had repeatedly de-
teated the Deryishes in the Bahr Gaselle
province. Officers at Suakim who are
personally acquainted with tho sergeant
know no Is trustworthy and believe that
his Information concerning Emin Pasla
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m. /. l,AiA.sll l,nihniIn..

WAsntN0roN, D. 0. Jan, 3.--Therc
was a large atlepdSuec a! tbc third days
meeting Of the Colorcd Catholic conyen'
ton. ArChbiSllop Elder, Of Cincinnati
addressed the delegates, urging them 70
continue on tleit good work, The COM
mlLle6 appointed 70 walt upon the Pfesl'
don't reported that be would receive the
congress tomorrow afternoon,
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PntLApELPfilA, Jan. 3.-Tho long tulk.
cd Of meeting between Frank Silirnbv.
Of England, who claims tho tpHtbo,
weight championship Of tho world. vbo
now l.N',,i. lles forfeit Of $500 posted aS nm m
earnest oI llls willingness to defend lbHi
title, aud Jimmy llagan, Of lIiS cIiv s
came OIL At Stockton range to.nivIl ~ ~
DER THO auBplCes Of tic NyesL Js.Sa,, ~
ntllleiic Association. Ton rounds I var
ioinghL i.lii!E Murphy was declared bS IbS
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Special Dtpdleh 10 he iRtdllgrIetr.
PAItKERsDuRG, W, VA, Jan. 3.-Col
George W, Thompson and Henry @
Jackson, Of the wholesale grocery firm
of Thompson 4 Jackson, gayean elabor.
ate banquet Inst night in honor OF the
twentieth anniversary Of the firms his.
tory. II was given TO their employee
aud numerous invited guests, Toasts
were responded TO by Governor Jackson,
W. T. W. Barbee, Col. W. N. Chancel'
lor and simOns Powell. Informal short
speeches were also made by Senator
Camden, Capt. W. II. Walker, DR.. Har-
ris and others. Col. Thompson gave
II brief history Of the firm. 1t was an
event Of large proportions.
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KILRAlN AND FOX.
They Have SILT for Good -Ililraln spend.
thrift.

They Have SPLIT for rGood-Itilraln speud'
thrift.
New YoRK, Jan. 3.-The theme OIL
conversation in sporting circles yester.
day was the report that the differences
between Charlie Mitchell and Richard
X. Fox, the backer Of Jake Kilrain, had
eliminated in open rupture, and that
while In st. Louis Mitchell had declared
himself as being antagonistic to Fox.
Ever since the fight in France be-
tween Kilrain aud Jem Smith, there
has been difference between Jake and
his hacker, This, II Is said, was due 10
Mitchell having greater influence over
Kilrain than th0t possessed by Mr..
Fox, and resulted not only in Fox's dis
satisfaction with Jake on several oCCa-
sions, but also In great financial outlay.
Although Mr.. Fox is averse to saying
anything regarding the matter for pub
lication, yet lie has told some Of his in
innate friends that the Kilrain.Smith
fight cost him IA world OF money! some
saying his output was as much as $l3,.
600. This, 1t Is siad, was what made
Mr.. Fox averse TO backing Jake against
John L., he arguing that a fight for ST.
900 costs $4,000.
Keenan, also declares that he Is moi
INTERCEPTED In Kilraln's stake, Keenan,
says: "I'll bet on Jake when he fights
but want nothing in the main stake
Kilrain has been a costly consumer "a
the man who backed him. What would
you think Of putting out $4,000 on Q
man in ono year and then having hir
cable you for 81 900 to come home on p
Under the circumstances II now Scent
that the proposed match between Johr
L. and Kilrain will not be made.
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THE pRESIDRN1os TERM.
Mr. springer Proposes That 1t Shall be Ex'
tended tn Six Years.


tended to Six Years.
W4sEtNqroN, D. O., Jan. 3.-Mr.
Springer, Of illinois, introduced in the
House n joint resolution proposing a
constitutional amendment relative to
the election OF President and Vice
President and representatives in Con-
gress. 1t extends the Presidential term
to six years, and makes the President
ineligible for reelection. 1t abolishes
the electoral college, and provides for n
a direct vote OF tho people. Each
State shall be entitled to as many
votes In the election for President and
Vice President as there are Senators and
Representatives from such State. All
The popular votes Gast 10 each State are
10 TO- be- aggregated and divided by the
number Of tho Presidential votes to
which the State Is entitled, and the quo.
tient shall he tue ratio Of a Presidential
vote In the State. The whole number Of
votes RECEIVED by each candidate for
President shall then be divided by the
asCertained Presidential ratio, and the
Srotient shall represent the number Of
Ss Bs sh A' BB iBBssYSa Sas&Saiss ssyss
the largest fractions Shlll be entitled to
the odd presidential votes.
The bill further provides for the count.
Ing OF the votes 6ya joint assembly ol
The two Houses Of Congress, aud such
regulations are provided as 10 preclude
the possibility Of the result not having
been announced prior TO March 4. The
term of representatives in Congress Ii
extended 10 three years, and shall ex
pire on the 3lst OF December. ElCh ges
sion shall begin on the first Wednesday
Of january In each year.
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, jan. IA letter
has been received at Arkansas City
Kansas, from Springer, Pottawomit
county, Oklahoma, stating that the town
was laid out December 81, and Indian
Territory cattlemen elected town officers
December 10 fourteen 0klohama boom
ers were captured by Lieutenant Ma
comb and posse Of twenty Indian
scouts, but two days later the boomers
were released on orders from soml
superior authority, and they are now II
the promised Land" and have takel
mn claims.
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A Democratic i'osIlnaltpF iIemoyod

KANSAS CRY, Jan. o. Postmaster g
NJ. Shelly received official notice Of biz
removal this morning from the President
and ROstmaster General Dickinson
Shelly has served Kansas City as Miayol
for two terms, and has always been
prominent in the local Democracy as I
nraDtIpal nolltlclAp.
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a snle Of lln,. Inlsrrurted.

NEw YoRK, Jan. S.-The sale OF Don
Boucicaults B plays in the Madison Square
Theatre was suddenly stopped to-day by
the protest Of Henry Il, Walton, who
was in the audience, and said that Bou.
ciCault had made IN agreement with
him two years ago for the use Of twenty
seven plays. Mr.. Boucicault said that
he had never received a cent from Wal.
ton for the use OF the plays. The sale
will not 10 On until the titles to the
plays arc made Clear.
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AflIInnn 81. 1,.na.

srD PErERsBvRo, Jan, 3.-Tho Journal
De s.. Petcr'6mg, referring to the speeches
of King Hnmbcrt, Of Italy, and Herr
Won Tisza, the Hungarian Prime Minis.
ter, ~ which they predicted that peace
would prevail during tho coming year.
declares that every nation siRcarely
wishes that the events OF 1850 viii
verify their favorable auguries.
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KlLRAIN ACCEPTS.
lie will Meet sullivan and his hackers and
Sign Articles.

HO Will mOetSulllNhn anu we bACheFs anu
sign Articles.
NEW YoRK, Jan. S.-Thc following
letter was received at the Office Of the
New York Clipper this afternoon:
NEw YoRE, Jan. q, 1880.
Etw iark Ghpet
HavingBeen II published that John L,
Sullivan and his backers who are matCh-
ing him against Jake Kilrain for $l0,0
A side and the Police Gazette diamond
belt, representing the championship oil
the world, arc anxious TO meet Kilrain
or his representatives, l desire 10 state
that Mr.. KilFain, or his representatives
will meet Sullivan and hls hackers al
the RoSsln house, Iofonto, at II ., IN,
on Monday JANUARY I, IN ulgu Arii1.iles
Hoping this will suit ~, Sullivan and
bib representatives, / remain yours, ETC.,
LOUIS Il. ALLRS.
Several sporting men leave here iof
Buffalo 10 DO present at the signing ol
the aftlrlpa
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Mrs. schoop Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA warrant was
this afternoon issued ior tho arrest o.
Mrs, sphoOp, the wife OF Jacob schoop
the confessed murderer Of Antoine sChfl
ling, The warrant was Issued OIL the
strength Of the sworn statement Of a
daughter Of Schoop by lOTmeT marriage
IN which sho declared that her step
mother had frequently urged her iather
10 Kill SChllllng, 10 that they could get
possession Of his money, Miss SChOop
also testified that her Rtep,molher he;,ll
asked her u put poison in sceiiiiug'l
coffee.
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spEERloH, Wis., Jan. 9.--Lasl night a
number Of the dock strikers attacked
and Numerically bea. With clubs Ton
seendllavlqns who had accepted the
reduced wages made BY the several coal
OompanIeg Yesterday. u.
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A LINCOLN TRAGEDY,
Story Of the Murder Of LLOYD
Dingess by William Hale,
THE DEPRAyED RELATIVES
OF the Murdered alap-rhe Father
and Brother Wipe the BLOOD from
his Whisky Flask aud Drink
Over .Dipsess' Dead BODY
speelaI Dlpalel . ne hllealemeet.

SpgstAt DtSpu4pt ~ Nes AAsNl9tNseF'
CHARLESTON, W, Va, Jan, Sin
formation Just received from Logan
county gives the particulars Of the mur
der OF Lloyd Dlngess by William Hale,
which occurred at the mouth Of Hart
creek, Lincoln county, recently, The
men were brother-in,laws, butquarrelled
some time ago about a married woman
to whom they had both been paying
their attentions, which quarrel was re-
sumed when they met each other at the
place mentioned,
After some words had passed, Dlngess
struck at Hale with hand,splke, which
slipped from his hands, and Us he
stopped to pick it up Hale drew a reyol.
yer and shot him in the mouth, the
ball ranging upward and lodging in his
brain. DIngess' father aud brother
came up u short time afterward, and
seeing him lying in the road went
through hlspockets and found a bottle
Of whisky, from which they coolly
wiped the blood and drank its contents.
Henderson Dingtss, Floyd's father, is
running a moonshine distillery in the
neighborhoOd and about eight miles
away, on Marrowbone creek, another is
located. Both are run In open defiance
of law, and the owners have gathered
about them body OF men, all under
oath, to stand by each other and they
run the neighhorhood to suit themselves.
The law abiding citizens fear to do any
thing or give any information that would
get the lnoonshiners Into trouble. The
general sentiment is that Hale was justi.
fed in his action, butthe Dingess family
and their followers have sworn venge-
anCe against him and are searching for
him In every description. He has many
friends and 1t is feared that there will be
further trouble over the matter.
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onArrANoooA, TESS., Jan. 3.-A pow.
der and dynamite magazine at 1nman,
1enna was blown w today, totally Dc.
gtroylng tho magazine, but no one was
hurt Tile force Ot tho explosion was
lelt alLeOn miles away.
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BERLIN, Jan. S.-Grcat anxiety Is fol
regarding Prince Blsmarck's health.
Tho chancellor has received 5000 tele-
grams expressing sympathy. IEo bns
been ordered to remain in strict repose
and not go 10 Berlin. Count Herbert
Bismarck remains ut Friedrichsruhe.
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Letter TbIsySssi ico1y;iIal I'd

CnrcAao, Jan. 0, - To-day Judge
Blodgett sentenced oberkampf and
Mack, the two men who have been on
trial here for some time past for stealing
letters from the street letter boxes, to
the penlLentlary. oBerkampfs sentence
was Tor five years and Mack's for three.
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HosToS, Jan. 9.-Tho marriage Of Mis-
Gertrude Barrett aud Mt. ..IosOph An.
deBon, Miss Mary AndeBon'B brother
was solCmuIsCd al the Cathedral here al
lli90 O'Clock .. IN. to-day, Archbishop
Williams officiating.
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brutal A1.aullIt.

CLEVELAND, o. Jan, IA young Cor,
man girl named Dore SisenbeS, at BOrea
village, near here, was assaulted and
nearly killed this morningb mar, who
first attempted 10 outrage h6r. The rlf'
will probably die. Her aR9allapt escaped
but Is believed, No will be caught,
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Novel Amusement.

Yny oLEAyV Jan, s.-0hiOt Of Police
HcnpCSy has nut all his detectives Y
work to discover tho Identity Of q NILS
creant WHO has amused himself reccntly
by shooting into the windows Of the
Charity hospital,