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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-05
SERIOUS EXPLOSION.
Natural Ga. Destroy. building Mt NirI

Natural Gas Destroys building at Kirk
wood.
Yesterday at About twenty-five minutes
pact twelve the people Of Bridgeport and
the leland we're startled by loud, sullen
roar. like the bursting Of some immense
explosive a long distance od. Nearly
every one was at the dinner table, and that
usually interesting meal WAS almost forgot
ten by many folks in Bridgeport and Kirk
wood In the brief excitement that ensued.
Houses were Jared decidedly in the Sew
entb ward as well ss on the ONO side. 10
n few minutes an immerss crowd had
gathered sbont the wreck OF the Wheeling
Natural Gas COmpary y's warehouse near
the CRYSTAL Glass Works, 10 klrk"o0d,
that bsipg the scene Of the explosion. Ihe
,as prsssure had been low during the
Tnorniny and Superintendent McGrew and
some employees were engaged IN making
sone eyperiments in the building. They
vert IA dinner and left one Of the
pipes unplugged. and the gas com
inc on with greater pressure little
later. the building soon filed with the
subtle Hand and Lighted jet touched it
of. All the walls Of the building we're
buIged out and the side towards the river
entirely blown swsy. The roof wss loos-
ened and the building almost totally
wrecked. A horse at dinner was the only
occupant Of the building at the time. He
escaped with no wore injury than 3 scare
and singed mare and tail All the men
were at dinner, or some one might
have been seriously Injured. A re-
port was circulated In Bridgeport imme-
distaly after the expl sion that it had oc'
Cured at the Crystal Glass Works near by,
bat there are no gas connections put in yet
at the Crysta'. The shock wss yisibly fel,
tbrcugbout tho town, hat straugs enough
II was more forcible at distance than in
the immediate vicinity. TIE loss is not
very great, although the building is al
most q wreck.
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AFTER cLAYroN's MURDEREs.
Congressman Breckenridge Furnishe'
Money for the Search.

Congressman Breckenridge Furnishes
Money for the Search.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, April 4-The &c
zettc tomorrow morning will say Hon. 4.
B. Breckenridge, Congressman elect from the
Second district, was in the city yesterday
afternoon. II was learned that the object
of bis visit was TO confer with the Governor
about the efforts being made to catch the
Clayton murderer. When Mr. Brecken
ridge was here some days ago he conferred
with the Governor on this subject, and
finding him in possession Of Information
that needed TO be- followed up, but with
out funds for that use, he at once supplied
the Governor with the necessary funds aud
promised TO procure more.
Yesterday he turned in more money
and told the Governor TO let him know
when he needed additional funds, and 10
speak ~ often rs he needed money and for
ell he needed, aud ho lBrecken
ridge) would undertake 40 Eo over
the District and get as
many thousands of dollars a. were needed
to exhaust all human efforts 10 bring The
guilty to Justice Mr. Breckenridge in-
dignantly resents the idea that the people
are in sympathy with crime.
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CRIME OF A MONSTER.
EDWARD DIBIZ. OF PITTSBURG, KILLS HIS
THRBR-YBAROLD CHILD.
Then He Ends his Own Liis-Ths Outcome Of
Quarrel With His Wlis-Dlslz Intended
Murder the Whole Family bat BIS
Bloody Plans Were Thwara.

PIrrsBURG, April 4.-Edward Dietz, a
laborer, who resided with his wife and
family on Craig street, below Centre ave
nue., killed one Of his children, little
girl three years Of age, and then cut bis
own throat The deed was the outcome
Of quarrel between Dietz and his wife.
which started last night Mrs. Diet
swOre out a warrant for her husbands ar
rest for assault and constable was sent
after him, but he drove the officer away.
Mrs Dietz was afraid TO return home, aud
this morning, with two officers, went 10
the home and found the doors barricaded.
They were broken upon, and upon
going mp stairs horrible sigh.
met their gaze Lying on one bed was the
little child with her throat cut from ear 10
ear, and on another bed was Dietz with
gaping wound in his throat and razor
tightly cutched in his hand Both were
dead. The crime had evidently been COM
mitted early in the night as the bodies
were cold. Mrs. Dietz WAS 30 terribly
shocked at the horrible affair that she ia
quite i'll. The murderer and suic de Was
about 45 years OF age He was a German
and was the father OF several other child
rem, who, fortunately was not at home, on
they might have shared the same fate ~
their little sister.
I fThe cause Of the tragedy was the relosal
of Mrs. Dietz to send for her eldest daugh
ter Lena, who was living out as a domestic,
to come home. Dietz wanted the wife to
live out and the daughter 10 take her place
After driving Mrs. Dieiz and all the chill
dren but the baby from the house Diet
sent message TO Lena that II she was not
home in an hour be would kill every one
in the family. She did not obey him and
the refusal of the Others 10 return probably
alone prevented the monster from putung
his threat into execution.
The bodies were taken TO the morgue
this afternoon and an inquest will be held
tomorrow morning. The mother and
daughters say they want nothing 10 DO
with the murderer's body, bat asked that
the remains Of the baby be sent back TO
them.
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Cod will officers and men Of the navy,
stationed at Samoa, who in December
staked their lives for the Emperor and the
empire, have lost their lives y lille in the
faithful performance Of their duty. The
Emperor expects that the confidence in the
navy which has been so successfully devel-
oped will remain unshskeD, and that de-
yotiOn TO duty displayed by those who per
ished will serve ss bright example TO the
whole navy, which, in the future, ~ in
the past, will work for the welfare and
glory OF the Fatherlsnd.
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therefore died at the end OF The s,s'On:
William n. Whi,eman to De Associate JUS
tice OF the Territory of New Mexico, Efwin
l. kurshedt Co bee Marshal for The Eastern
district OF Iouisians. Carl O. Cnppen, post
mas.er at Eustis. Fla; Burt c. Drake, at
Gainesville, Fla.. Robert F. BebOnt at
Rushville, Iud; George r. Nicholson At
Ness C,tv Kan, Samuel @. Moore, at
Fndiay. d. President Hsrrison S nomius-
tons were contained in 2s MESSAGE
During the specisl session of the Senate
at tlo beginning 0i President Cleveland 8
term be sent TO the Capitol as Desssges.
sh.esn of his gomiaatious failed to rs-
c.iye confirmation. bat there were no re-
ircrOns.
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severaI Lires Lost

H1GHMoRE, OAK, April IA destruc-
tive and calamitous pcsiris IRE started on
the evening of the first, five miles from
Hishmore, on the farm of James Ingram.
AtSp. m Tuesday tae frs reached Rec
Heights. fifteen miles east of Highmore,
where thirteen residences in the town were
DESTROYED. TIE Losses estimated in Hyde
county are S30. 900. AT sunGown Tues
day another fire. started IN the northern
mart of this county, sweeping sway SIX
houses and burning TO death Miss Annie
Sweepy and tive-year-Old baby. Eugene
Tibbs. Mr.. and Mrs. TibbI snd Mrs. and
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eRAss nuRNED wlTH AFLAsn.
a Graphic Description OF the Terrors Of "A
Prairie Fire.

Prairie Fire.
MITCHELL. OAK, April NOBODY hct
O msu who has tt3od before prai rie h7e
and tried to stay ita awful rush and roar
wien it Id famed by fresh wind can aP-
p-soiate its almost resistleas force. The
a,es that have be1ougbt so much lcss and
suffering to Southeastern Dakota IN the
last few days were practically irfes stable.
Flames in some instances leaped fifty .eet
ever plougbed gSound sad rushed away
arsin on their career Of destruction.
sAll ordinary precautions were vain. The
spring has been very dry, and the top OF
the ground has been dusty or baked. Ua-
de- these conditions, wherever fro
to1cbed the grass it hurst out with flash
almost ike powder and shot away across
the nrairie ike an arrow, its course ever
wi8enipg. To ex,inguish it by water, oi
course. was out Of the question. Piowipg
fre-bresks was slow work, and the hlgh
,,-nd often dove TIE flames across them.
II vyas 3 o'clock in the afternoon when tfe
,sople of Mt Vernon saw the spreading
..rsirie northwest of them break ort into p
blsze. The smoke was dashed into and
through the town on the wings OF the wind
Tne flames rushed after with savage fury
Mitchell was tslsgraphed to for help, ana
one hundred fremen With hook and lad
Ssr were sent at once. The entire popu-
Ia,ion of Mt. Vernon aud the men from
MITCHELL met the furious flames on the out
-tirts of the town, aud fought with d5s'
peratiou, but in vain. 80,
;,,.,s vvers burned and one hundred fsmi-
Tss left homeless. The loss is put at $50
OO0 Oatside Of the town, it is impossible
vet TO say what the loss is. Lonely little
farm houses scattered over the prairie are
wiped out BY dozens. Stories OF losses oi
life may come in later. "A near a. can be
sstimsted this morning, The losses IN South
Dakota viii reach s. 100000.
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License Granted at Weston

Special Telegram to the Register.
WESTON, April AT the meeting OF
the Town Council tonight, the question OF
granting license for the sale of spurious
liouors for the ensuing yesr was consider
ed. A committee composed Of members of
the local older of Good Templars was
present and asked the Council not to
grant license. Five applications were on
the table, and a vote being taken resulted
in granting license to three of them, viz;
T. G Dawson, =. F. Mcdonnell and NJ.
W Dougherty.
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So. frnn An Engine.

DEs MONIES. IA, April As an en-
CINE wes passing barn belonging to Dan
lei Hogan, isrmer living pine miles north
west of Sisnilla, Crawford county, spark
set FIRE to the hay, destroying the barn,
with sll its contents. Mr.. Hogan at
tempted to get out his stock, and while 20
engaged TIE barn fell upoa him, inhicting
fatal burns. Many Of his neighbors we're
badly burned in trying 10 rescue him from
thc flames
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The Samoan Cyclone.

SYDNEY, April 4.-The British mau-of-
war CalliOpe, which escaped possible des-
tructiOn in Apia bay, during the cyclone
on March 10 and 16, by being able to put
sea arrived here. She reports leaving
Samoa on tine 2lst Of March, and that the
United States msn.ofwar Nipsic had been
flOsted of OF the beach, the natives lend
inH material assistance
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Dlea suddenly In lac oar.

CINCINNATI, o., April 4.-Mr W. w.
Wells. Superintendent OF the Cincinnati
Southern Division Of the Queen and Cres-
cent system, died suddenly Yesterday
morning in his car at Somerset, Ky. He
had been ailing few days, but { sudden
attack carried him away. His remains
will be taken to Toledo, Ohio. for inter
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Hurt Germany. Feelings.

LONDON, April 4.-Tbe sensitive feel
ings of the Germans have been hurt by the
mere proposition TO fortify the st. Goihard
Pass. The Swiss Parliament has consider
ed the question of voting money for this
purpose, but the project died natural
death, the danger Of invasion seem
ing too problematicAl TO justify
the expense National pridewa appealed
to az we'll az economy, the opposers Of Che
scheme not merely scenting Job, bat pro
claiming that the stout arms OF the Swi'z-
ers could be depended upon 10 prevent
their country from being made thorough
fare for German troops en- route for France
in any future war.
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SWALLOWED HER TEETH.

An Accident Near Defiance Which VIII
Result In a woman's Death.
DEFIANCE, o., April 4.-Last Sunday
evening Mrs. G. Aschbacher, living north
of this city, in some uuaccountsble way
managed to swallow her false teeth. They
lodged about nine inches below the pallet,
srd ell Efforts OF local physicians to rescne
them have thus far failed. Toledo physi-
clans were teleeraphed for to-day, bat it is
thought that death is inevitable. The
ca.e is crehting considerable interest.
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Far1ners Lost Evervth,n,.-

SCOTLAND. OAK, April At would
take 5000, eco 20 cover the loss in this
copnty. The Hutchinson Herald office was
burned. The losses amoult to $50, 600,
with s. 00O insurance Tgenty miles west
Of Scotland a prairie ire rsged. Twenty.
five falmsrs are known to have lost every
thing.
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Tho OatholIcs and tho Centennial.

NEW YORK. April 4.-Roprese ntauyes
Of nearly every Catholic society in this city
were present to night at a meeting held in
Catholic Hall 10 consider what part Catho-
lie citizsns should take Ia the coming
Washington centennial celebration. Judge
DAILY presided. II was decided TO take part
in the parade on that occasion.
In the coune of ChEirmsn Days al
dress TO the meeting, he said that there
we're many reasons why Catholics should
honor the memory Of Washington. We
never failed to observe 81. Patricks Day
in the time of the revolution, and
on the day the Briiish eyacuat-
ed Boston 81. Patrick wa tho
watchword given to the army. Iie was
the first to recognize the services Of the
Catholics in the Revolution. A commit
tee TO make arrangement Tor Tho
participation in the celebration was ap-
pointed by the meeting.
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CASE OF EMBOLIsM.
Ths Reason for PostponiDg n Wedding in
Minnesota.


MINNEAPOLIS, April 1 "A curious case
of mental alteration hss come TO light
here. About month ago James Viccars,
a bookkeeper in local commission house,
disappeared utterly and inexplcsbly on
the day when he was 10 wed Hattie Ray.
There were no circumstances surrounding
the disappearance TO give any clue 10 it's
motive. He was 4 steady, industrious,
temperate Young man. Yesterday,
however, the mystery was ex-
plained when his employer received
a letter from him written at home of his
parents IN Grass Lake, Mick. In this he
stated that he had only a confused mem
orr of The psst month; that in state of
mental alteration, CT, perhaps, in hypo-
motto state, ne had wandered, be knew not
where. When he came TO himself, he at
once made bi3 way to his old home weary
and worn out. He seems unwilling to re-
turn to his old post for fear Of ridicnle and
IL il sup, ,o-ed the wedding so strangely
interrupted will never come of.
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A nneer story DOM go York.

NEW YORK, April "A band Of anarct-
ists, organized for the purpose Of arson and
collecting insurance money in Brookls b.,
has been run down. How many buildings
they may have set on IRE IL not definitely
known IS yet The police know they have
oeen working since last September, how
ever.
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stnrln.of Terrlhle Losses

YANKroN, OAK, April 4 The stories
og the terrible losses by the hurricanes OF
fire that swept over the country north OF
hsre continue to come in. Columns might
Ina written of tie horrors of the last few
5svs and the heroic struggles TO save home
and property that the farmers have worked
so bard to secure. Violin villsge has only
.h.ee buildings standing. In the vic'pity
of Iamesville, twelve miles north OF NanS'
ION. eight lsrmeTs sustained losses running
fro,o 81 600 10 -. 600 esch. Sixty milee OF
Western Union wires we're blown down be
tvsean Csnterville snd Huron.
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NEW WATERFRONT. April 4.-While
drilling for gas about one hundred yards
east Of the railroad station in this place,
to-day, the gas was suddenly struck and
caught fire. Three men were badly burn-
ed be fore they could get get away. The
derrick and other buildings in the vicinity
were burned to the ground, The well Is
believed to be a gusher. 1t Is burning
forty TO fifty feet high.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April Joe Mcaul-
life, ex.champion heavy weight of the Pa
cifc coast, and Tom Lees, ex.champion OF
Aus,ralis, signed articles last night for a
glove contest. to take place 81 the rooms Of
the Golden Gate Athletic Club, this city,
in the latter part of May, for purse Of
81. $50. Jack Ashton, OF Providence, has
about accepted the offer to meet either
McAuliffe or Lees.
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COKE Ar ALoss.
some Operators Now Selling Their Product
at Dollar.

at a Dollar.
PTrsBURG, April 4-The coke trade is
rot reyiviug. but if anything is worse than
a month sg). Some furDacemen claim to
have purchased at from Is to 25 cents be-
low The regular rate, 81 25 per ton. Oae
man said he believed the operators would
take anything for their products rather
than suspend operations eati-ely.
Coke st less than 81 % is sold at Il
loss. " said oae orerator, although some
might be able to come out even at that
figure. Those who own drift mines can
make few cents ton at the present rate,
but there ID no money in coke at less than
81 sos ton. cannot account for the dull
ness in the iron trade, When coke sold at
- ton the iron trade certainly was no,
twice as good as row."
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Leoia Wholly destroyed.

ABERDEEN, OAK, April 4.-The terri
bic story Of the complete destruction OF
Leola, the cOunty seat of Mcpherson
county, has been brought in by couriers
Lsois was fine little towu of 300 inhabi-
tants, and the country for miles around
was we'll settled with aa industrious and
thrifty people. Oat OF thirty places of
business, including two banks. two news
pape5s, two churches, three of four
hotels, aud all lines of busi-
ness, but four are left standing
and out of ffom thirty TO forty residences
less thana dozen remain The loss is proc-
tically complete and will reach $50, 600
The insurance was very light c. W. Old
and ThOs Ward were terribly burned, and
cannot live. Parties who drove across the
country to Westport, the nearest railroad
station, say that the surrounding country
is nearly devastated. Hundreds Of farm
ers houses are III ashes, and carcasses Of
hurnded stock are lying along the road.
The news continues to come in slowly, and
shows the details of great disaster. 1t is
probabls that oDe-tenth of the damage is
not yet reported.
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A Brewers Suicide

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 4.-Jacob
Hornung, a New Albany brewer, commit
ted suicide last evening by shooting him
-elftbrough the bead with a revolver while
sitting in his Office. fnancial embaua-a-
ment WIS the cause a. he had been bard
pushed by his creditors for some time. lie
mas a leading German citizen.
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The no.cow Merchant. Kick.

ST PETERSBURG, April 4.-The mer-
chants of Moscow have petitioned the gov
eminent to forbid the importation Of for
eign goods into the Russian dominions by
way Of the Petschora, Obi, Yenissi and
Lena rivers
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TIL. German Fmpsror'. Tribute

BEBLIS, April An imperial order in
relation TO the loss OF the officers and men
belonging to the German navy by the re.
cent hurricane at Apia, has been issued.
The Emperor gays that he laments that by
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Transfer Involving Millions.

ST. LOUIS, April 1t is stated tonight
that the Lscle1e Gas Company, of this
city. has sold out to g syndicate, composed
OF W. X. Vanderbilt, August Belmont, and
Laird Bros Of London. The price to be
paid Is 50. 500. coo, or $40 share.
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Rntnrns From Rhode Island

Providence, R l.. April By COM
nleted returns the Senate stands; Repub-
iiccns u: Democrats Il; with iour to be
siected. The House stands: Republicans
%. Democrats 81; twelve yet to be elected.
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r. nr Rseoher Ininred.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, April Rev. Dr.
Edward Beecher, aged eighty. five yesrs,
brother of the late Henry Ward Beecher,
fell beneath a train tonight, and his 'lft
lao y,as run over and crushed.
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PARKERsBURG.
Reported Serious Illness OF EN-Judge
Robert Fleming.

II KlUnrIOU NerTOW5 IHHoHo UI IaN-V 1IN' -
Robert Fleming.
special TslsgrGa TO he Regtstc.
PARKERsBURG. W. VA, April 4.-It Is
reported here that exJudge Robert Flem-
iug. of RaveuswoOd, is seriously i'll and
,bst his mind is unbalanced. His friends
are much exercise over his condition. He
has been 81 Tor ten days, and his illness Is
of such nature that it is feared his mind
msy be permanently impaired.
Mr.. Oueen's lOuIiDg mill at Waverly,
this county, was burglarized Tuesday
night. several sacks OF flour and other
GOODS hsing tsken.
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Later New. Prom stanIsy aud Emln

BRUssELs, April 4 Further snd more
recent news from Henry NJ. Stanley mas
been received here from Stanley Falls, on
the Congo river. Arabs arriving there re-
port that Stanley and Enin Pasha we're
seen in February of this year, marching in
company towards Zarzlbar. Their force
consisted Of several Thousand men, women
and children, and they carried with them
& 600 tnsks of ivorY.
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N.sBvuIE. TENN, April A colli-
.ioa Of two freight trains occurred at 10
,,o,ccl this morning On the Dscatur diyl-
s;oD nj the Louisville and Nashville rail-
-@s5 in which three men were killed n
s,sn,lv ard several wounded.
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AI..,lhe Four Hundred

NEW YORK, April Ward McAllister
formally ieodered his resignation As Sscre-
tsrv Of the Entertainment Committee Of
tbs Centennial Celebration, to the Plan and
some Committee 20 day The officials
coenected with tire Centennial Committee
In Tie Stewart building are 10th to discuss
tbs position that Mr.. McAllisier now holds
in relation % tine coming celebration.
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ar,rof ,be Fxpress Companies.

New YORK, April 5.-Tbe agreed tariff
of rates adopted by the superintendents Of
the large express companies, and approved
BIZ the Presidents, will 90 into effect April
IL
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,,,.,,.. Ienping One Hundred Yards,

BLUNT. OAK, April 4.-The stories CT
the fnrv Of the fire continue 10 be brought
into town by straggleTs. Houses and
harms were burned where the ire WAS car
red over one hundred yards across rev
broken ground The losses re estimated
at 5000 GOO in this vicinity.
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DUBLIN, April A distiIlery syndi-
cate has been formed in this city, with a
capital of 81, 100000. Messrs. John
Jameson & Son, the well-knOwn dislil-
lers, have refused to loin the syndicate.
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rar,bouaEe shock I'm Santiago.

HAVANA, April News has jnst been
received here that two earthquake shocks
were experienced in Santiago De Cuba on
Friday last.
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'" Rejected sud "a NunLcr OF
'hsa" Not Acted ON.
..N, April Sos the $50
sent io ,he Senate during the
,. aa ay Psss'dsnt Harrisou, Nh
" be Minister to Germany,
--taal TO- be postmaster ct Mo
ca. were rl.c.ed.
'as,ug remain uaactsd upon and
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Miss Ruby are dangerously burned. the
Two former fatally. Returns of Iossts are
not in, but will reach many thousand
d,ifcrs