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A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that loathBomG disease, Calarfh,
and yalnly trying every known remedy,
at last found d recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death, Anv
sufferer from this dreadful disease send.
Ing q eeli addressed stamped envelope 10
Proi. J. A. Lawrence, So Warren street
New York City, will receive the recipe
free ol charge, MyGp.gow
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General splnola Seriously III.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27,-Gen. I. r
spinola is lying seriously, and 1t is fear
ed dangerously i'll, at the Arlington
Two physicians are in constant attend
ance upon him, and his condition is re-
garded as quite critical. General Spinola
was present ut the House on Monday
On his return to the Arlington he was
stricken with pneumonia. General Spi,
nola was born in 1921. He is serving
his first term in Congress, but is an
active member Of three important com
mittecs, and was reelected to the nexI
CnnpreEa
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GRAND COUNCIL LORM.


Tile Annual Session at DenwOod- Now
O1lCers Elected.
The nineteenth annual session Of the
West Virginia Grand Conncil Of the Im.
proved Order Of Red Men met at Ben.
wood yesterday, Tho meeting was held
in the hall Of Blazing Arrow Tribe No.
10. Michael Stein, Of this city, acted as
Grand saChem, and L. Z. Hirst, Of
Grafton, rs Grand Chief OF Records.
The reports read showed that the
order was in fine financial condition
aud growing rapidly. Addresses were
made by 7. ], Irwin, Of Martins Ferry,
s: NJ. Harper OF Mechanicsburg, O., and
Messrs. Roemer, Brown, Ebellng and
Koerner, of this State. Tho Past sachem
degree was conferred upon Charles Sea-
bright and William schad, OF Benwood.
The following officers were elected for
the next Grand Sun:
>, Grand sachem, John WOndler, OF
Tribe No. /.
G.s., I. L. Marble, Of Tribe No. o.
J.S., j. @. Seigh, OF Tribe No. 10.
G. 9. Of r., L. L. Hirst, Of Tribe No. 0.
G. X. OF w. John Schneider Of Tribe
G. p, H. @. Ulrich, Of Tribe No. s.
Representative to United States Coun-
ell. William +. Graebe, Of Tribe No. 8.
The Council will remain in session
over to-day.
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A nOVSlEll STORY.
Ono of tho Alleged Features of General
Harrlson's Inaugural Address.

Ono OF tho AlIekeu EOhtures OF hehoFhi
Iarrlson's Inaugural Address.
New YoRE, Feb. 97.-An 1ndianap-
oils special to tho Times says; General
Harrison, 1t is reported, will give the
public, and especially the politicians, a
surprise In his inaugural address, II he
docs what some Of his friends profess 10
believe hO will do, ho will certainly
startle tho place hunters.
He has, Il Is said, had the idea Under
consideration for some weeks, and tho
rapaCity OF members OF his party has
finally driven him 10 adopt II, II he iS
not dlssuaded from his purpose during
the next Ave days he will boldly an.
nounCe 10 the American people that
under no circumstances will he 10 q
candidate for denomination four Year,
hence. The adoption Of such q course
would, II ls argued Ia Ills behalf, insure
him greater freedom OF action and guar
antee him q degree Of independence
seldom enjoyed by a President,
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slGNOR oRISpI SPEAKS.
His Advice to tho Popo-HS DIsclalus Eu.
mIty to France,

hiA AhVlcc 10 tie POpu-ha DiBclhtmB En'
mily to France.
ROME, Feb. 27.-signor Crlspi, the
Italian Prime Minister, stated that the
temporal power Of the Pope Is now q
thing Of the pasta toy for dull hours oi
mimic and would-be statesmen. "ThC
Pope is in no danger" he said, $50 fat
as the Government is concerned. His
Holiness has ample guarantees; but, on
the other hand, he stands in great
danger II the populace should be
over excited, II Is, therefore, as much
to the interest Of the Vatican as it Is Ia
that OF the government OF His Majesty,
the King Of Italy, that tho demonstra.
tons OF the last two months should be
firmly repressed aud prevented. These
demonstrations'are fomented by foreign
elements. Italian workmen do not DO.
long to these societies."
With regard to the accusation that he
Is unfriendly toward France, signor
Crispi said: "0nCe foral wish II known
that personally have no unfriendly
feelings toward Fronce. On tho con.
trary, 1t would in my eyes be crime to
encourage any hostile feelings between
the two nations, and It is my desire to
draw them together In bonds Of friendly
unity that shall not easily be broken"
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SHOT IN THE STREET.
a Rejected Lover Kills Lady and Ther
shoots Himself.

A Rejected Lover Kills u Lady and Then
shoots Himself,
AURORA, Ills, Feb. 27s-Edward Ar
tise shot Kittie Palmer on the public
street and within a few rods OF her home
yesterday afternoon, inaicting fatal
wound. Artise was a rejected lover,
had been repeatedly requested to re-
irain from paying attention to Miss
Palmer, but he persisted in his addresses
and the matter eliminated in the shoot
ing. Artise fled Immediately after firing
the shot, pursued by officers.
After q three.mile chase tho murderer
was sighted, but he continued running,
and when his pursuers were but ten rods
behind him shot himself through the
heart, dropping dead In his tracks.
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TRoY, N. Y, Feb. GA romantic mar
rlage was celebrated last night at Sara
toga. Tho parties were Warren b. West
colt, 90 years old, and Miss Jane s. Tru
man, aged IS years. More than twenty
I've years ago the parties were engaged
They were about 10 10 married when
Mr.. Westcott foil 10 love with a widow
and married her. A breach Of promise
suit followed, In which Mr.. WestCotl
was compelled 10 pay damages, He wal
left q widOwGr three years ago, when he
returned 10 his former love.
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KnorLpd ont hr nn Amntnnr.

San Francisco, Feb. 27.-Frank Clio
yer was badly whipped In the Calliornir
club last evening by Joe Choynskl, f,
prominent local amateur. The latter on
tered tho professional ranks 10 meet Clio
yer and gave him a terrible beating
Though ten pounds heavier Glover wal
never really In the fight, Choynski out
fought him at long and short range and
bit three times as hard. Glover Wal
knocked out In tho fourteenth round
and had to DO carried from tue ring,
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lie CALLS FOR BLOOD.
Anarchist Christensen Says the Law Must
Ie Abolished.

hhuEGNlhb thEthtDhhVh Guys NhO law hAu1t
Be Abolished.
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-At a meeting Of an
Anarchistic group, last night, held at
Griei's Hall, Jens Christensen, editor ol
the Arbeiter zeitang, delivered a rabid
''lecture."
He said the Anarchists wanted revo-
luton, and that a revolution could not
be possible without force. The means to
fight the capitalists was force and pow
der. The doings OF the agitators were
at present only confined to organize the
masses. Christensen then said:
"Thc governing class will never yield
to the demands Of the workingmen.
They would see humanity go under be.
fore they will give up their alleged
rights and privileges. Shall 1t be per.
mitted that a small heap Of lazy, priyil.
eyed men shall stop the progress 81 the
worldf The working people, who con-
tribute seventy.hyep per cent oil the whole
population, will soon take cognizanCe oi
their wrongs, and will call 10 theexploit-
erers and manipulators q laundering
halt The lives Of thousands arc ruined
and destroyed so that the lnonopollsts
could enrich their pockets with a million
or more. Law must be abolished. The
capitalists do not ask II tho means were
good or not. They use everything In
theirpower TO accomplish their purposes
The fact Is undlsputed that our object Il
noble one, and II accomplished will
make all men free andequal. A terrible
outbreak will be the result ofoppressions
The solution Of the problem Is near al
hand" ...
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LONDON, Feb. 27.-The News says:
III anything could add to the degrade
ton Of the Times avowal II would be the
terms in which Sir Richard Webster
made his sO.Called apology. For the
credit Of the bar Sir Richard ought To
have refused to connect himself with
such an ignoblo composition. II the
Iar cannot express It's opinion at such
behavior, Parliament must DO invited TO
do 50 promptly"
A majority OF the European news.
papers comment on the case mainly as
affecting the position OF the Times.
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PHILADELPHIA, Fob. 27,-Fire carly
this morning at G.& II. BarnOts Black
Diamond File Works, Front and Rich.
mond streets, destroyed the building,
valued al $4,000, and caused q loss on
machinery Of $4,000. The American
GalyanizIng Works, adjoining, was dam.
aged BY water 10 the extont Of 1900,
Ijarnots insurance on building, stock
anil machinery amounts 10 $4,000,
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The CIeyolunIs' New York Homo.

New YoRK, Feb. President Cleve,
land and his wife when they leave the
White House for New York will go
straight to the Victoria aud live there
temporarily in the suite OF room which
they have always occupied at the hotel
when in that city. The suite con.
sists OF sittlng.room, library, dining
room and two bedrooms. Mr.. and Mrs,
Cleveland intend to take a house, as they
wish to have home. But they have not
yet selected it,and will liyeat the Victoria
until they do, looking about in a leisure
ly way until they are suited.
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AIIller for Attorney 0eneral.

TOLEDO, O., Feb, 97,-The Blade thll
evening publishes statement which
it guarantees correct, that a prOmi
nent resident Of this city, a personal
friend OF both General Harrison and
W. II, II. Miller has received a per
sonal letter from the latter, in which
Miller states that he has been offered
and accepted the position OF Attorney
General In the new Cabinet.
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a rsneeable NInn A.snsalnntsd.

NRw oRLRANs, Feb, 27-A special to
the Times Democrat from Bastrop saysi
An attempt was made at Oak Ridge on
Monday night 10 aSsasSinate /. 2. Gold
man. AS he was going from his Btoret to
his home he was fired upon by an TN.
known person. A hundred and fifty
squirrel shot and several larger shot en-
tered his back, inaicting wounds which
probably will prove fatal, MI. Goldman
Il a prominent merchant Of Oak Ridge,
He has always been looked upon as q
quiet and inolienBivo citizen.
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CoLuAnys, o., Jan. 1, iss0.-To TnR
ELIXIR or DATEs Go. Dear Sir! Elixir
Of Dates cured me Of habllual ConBtipa.
tlOn and dyspepsia | recommend II 10
all my iflendB, Very truly yOnfs, Joseph
Hlmlner, Prop. Of Hotel 81 Claire, %.
lumbug, o, Sold by o. Il, GoUlEe, ". W,
Irwin, W, \. Williams and John Laugh.
lin. Logan 4 %. and Goodwin ( Co.,
wholesale agents,
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WASHINGTON, D. Gu Feb. 27.-Repre.
sentative Oates reported back the Natu-
rallzation law with now section. This
section creates in the State Department
at Washington a registration division for
the registration Of all persons hereafter
naturalized, and makes such registration
essential TO the validity OF such natural-
iEation.
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QlE ARKANSAS BALIOT box THIER,


Damaging Evidence
oHlcAao, Feb, GA dispatch from
Little Rock, Ark, says; Tho prelimin.
ary examination OF Robert Watkins, ar.
rested at Pine Bluff last Friday, charged
with completely in the ballot box rob-
berry at Plummerville, Ark, on the
night OF November Q, was begun before
United States Commissioner Waters yes
terday. Theeounsel for the accused pro-
posed to waive examination and give
bond ,butthe Commissionerruled thRtthe
trial should proceed, Six or eight wit
nesses were examined, the testimony re.
lating chiefly to the probable hour when
the ballot box was taken. One witness
testified toaConversation which occurred
between Watkins, two ott er persons and
himself, in which Watkins admitted he
had covered the election Judge with q
pistol while the ballot box and poll
books were secured. This witness ad.
mitted having been in jail at Morriltown
charged with embezzlement, The case
was adjourned until Thursday.
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Tho following are more or less severely
wounded: Thomas L. Doutney, temper.
ancc lecturer; Mrs. Jennings and May
Jennings, Paris; Mr.. and Mrs. Buddin,
Dorchester; Mrs. Higgins, Toronto; Mrs.
Mcleod Ingersoll, Miss ChafIee, Pontiac,
Mich. James Fl. Hyslop, Goodrich; Dan
Peacock, Il. w. Knight, Woodstock;
John Mckinley, Detroit; Fred Hancock,
London; George Forbes, New York I;
Mrs. Evans, Hamilton George Margetts,
dining car conductor, Niagara.
Robert Hilton, St, GATHERINGS, Con-
ductor Reyell, seriously; William Ben
nett, sanitee, Michigan Dr. II. l.,
Quesne, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. A. s.
Kendall, Detroit.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MiSSp Feb. 9h-The
7ribuneI West Superior special says thai
Miss Maggie weltor was stabbed To-
night by d masked man who entered hCI
dressnaklng rooms through q window
She 10 lying In a critical condition. Nc
cause can be assigned for the act,
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Another NiurtIer on Inc stroet.

sr. PAUL, Feb. 27.-John ], Dougherty,
assistant cashier Of the American ExD
press Company, was shot and killed by
a woman, calling herself Clara Dougher'
ty. John ]. Dougherty is Canadian
lrishman, and tho woman halls from
Louisville, KY. They have been living
together as man and wife at 420 Wabash
street. He put her out Of the house
three days ago, and to-day she got In.
toxiCated. Meeting him at Fifth and
Robert streets she shot him through the
head. The woman Is locked up.
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WHAT SULLIyAN SAYS,
The Credit for the Discovery due Patrick
Egan Alone,

Ahe SNetN AoV NNS hNSoNSE9 uup ghtFlch
Egan Alone,
CHIoAoo, Feb, 27,-In conversation to-
day with an Associated Press reporter,
Mr., Alexander NJ, Sullivan, speaking in
relation to the discovery oiPlgott as the
forger OF the ParnelI case, said: ~ have
but little to add to the version given in
your report this morning, In the main
1t wRs correct, The errors arc merely
as to details, The package which Father
Dorney carried was not addressed or de.
livered to Mr.. Parnell, but to Mr.. La.
bouchere. Father Dorney's travelling
companion was Father EdwardJ. Duane,
OF this city, not Father Herbert Dunno.
"Ile creditor the discovery is due to
Patrick Egan, No other man living
who is not u member Of the TmeS con-
spiracy could have exposed-.th tho crime
and unveiled the criminal, and few
other men would have the keenness, the
persistence and the ability for that good
work II tue material had been at their
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Tho state Line Railroad,

Special Dipdteh 10 the InteligeReer.
WEST MIDDLErowS, Pa Feb. 2G.-
The citizens meeting called last evening
was well attended. A resolution wai
unanimously adopted pledging the State
Line Railroad Company to secure the
right Of way and the quota assigned
$4,000, for West Middletown and vi
vinity. A committee Of five, consisting
OF Dr.. D. II. Burns, John Wilson, James
Hanna, Joseph Brownlee and j. L, Bell
was appointed with instructions to re-
port at Cannonsburg March 0.
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Determlpcd to punI.h tho snnlonns.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-The Standard has
advices from its Berlin correspondent
which say that the German squadron at
Samoa will be increased aud the natives
punished for killing Germans. The
Cologne Gazette says that the severer the
chastisement the better guarantee there
will be that peace and order will be So
cured, and the more effective will be the
international conference on the subject
II Is reported that court OF arbitration
will settle the dispute over the iorma-
ton Of u customs service on Lamo
Island,
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RnndnlI 10 Join tho q. A. IL.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 27.-Mr.
Randall is to be installed rs q member
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic on
the evening OF the 4th Of March. He
served as a private Of cavalry in the
Philadelphia Troop In 1851 under Col.
George H. Thomas, and was elected to
Congress while in the front.
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NO FUSS ABOUT IT.
Vice rreAldsnt.ElsSt MortOn'A Journey 10
ihh CnnllAl.

NEW YoRK, Fob, 07,-vlCO President
elect Levi r, Morton and family left
their residence, IS Filth avenue, at
o'clock this morning, en- route iOr Wash.
ington,
The party was driven to the DeBbrosSOl
street ferry In two coaches, In the asl
was Vice presldent.elpCt Morton, Mrs
Morton and two Of their daughters. The
other carriage was occupied BY three
more daughters Of MI, Morton and
friend, Miss Hoyt.
Nj, Morton was altlred In his usua
suit Of broadCloth, over which he wOt'
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TROUBLE IN no MANS LAND.
Tie ToStmaSter mud other IIOAidGntA driven
out by Cowboys

out by Cowboys,
CmCAoo, Feb, GA dispatch from
Hutchinson, Kansas, saysi A gentle.
man who arrived in this city last nigh I
from Liberal, Kansas, says that while
there hO met j, W, Anderson, postmas.
ter at Collins, No Mans Land, who
stated that ho had escaped from that Ter.
ritory 10 save hls lIfc. Last week
band Of cowboys representing them.
selves 10 be In the employ OF tho Colo.
RADIO and New Mexico Cattle Company.
rode into Collins, a stnall place In tlio
west end Of the public strip, and ordered
the citizens TO vaCatu tlat territory with.
In iorty.elghL hours Under penalty OF
death, llastlly gathering together such
Of tho postolllCO property Ns ho could
carry with him, together with hlB broth.
or and mother, he He'd 10 Boston, a small
town near tho Colorado line. lie says
there 10 quite q number OF refugees IN
Boston who had escaped from tho wrath
Of the cowboys
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A COlPLLTH D4CK.DOwN.
The Times aud It's Irl.h Pamphists-L
test IluMOrs About PIgutt,

test Rumors Abent PIgutt.
LONDON, Feb. 27,-The Times has with
drawn It's advertisement Of "Parnellism
and Crime" and "0'Donnell vs.. Wal.
ter" Applicants for tho pamphlets are
informed that they are out Of print,
A resolution has been reached that all
the Irish members charged by the Times
in formal accusation, should sue the
editor, manager and proprietor for both
criminal and civil libel, and summonses
will also be called out for criminal con.
spiraCy. A great effort will bO made To
have the whole costs put on the Times,
and II these actions are given anything
like fair show the bankruptcy and ruin
OF the paper is certain.
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KILLED.

GEORGE TEooAr, Of Mitchell.
W. KEMP, OF London.
DR. SWAN and A. W, FRANCIS, of
Woodstock.
Mn. MCLEAN, Of the firm of Mclean
& Beecher, Detroit.
Mr.. BAiNs, Of Hamilton, and CApT.
Moore, of Brantford, both Of the Saliva
tion army.
Mr.. PEERS, Of Woodstock.
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nolh rlnd n LoMpr nlltnrnln.

sASDiEdo, Call, Feb, 27.-ConSldcr
able interest has been aroused here ove
gold finds In Lower California. A ttniO,
special from Ensado says.
The discoveries embrace quartz, lent
and placer dlgglngs, several parties hayI
arrived here with large nuggets, ID 4
stated that people III the llRdnRS Ar,
taking out from 81 10 81 30 nor pnn,
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CnicAoo, Feb. 27,--Corporal James
Tanner, member Of tho q. A. X. Ma.
ticnal Pension Board, said in an inter
view here tonight that hO isa candidate
Tor the position Of Pension Commits
s!on9r now occupied by General John O,
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SHOCKING FATALITY,
A Railroad Accident III Oauada-Elsht or
Ten Lives Lost.

a Railroad Accident in Canadn-Elsht or
Ten Lives Lost.
ST. GEORGE, 0ST,, Feb. 27.-The st.
Louis express passing here, east.bound,
at about 9 o'clock this evening, went
through n bridge just east of the station.
A broken tire on one of the engine
wheels caused the rails to spread and
tho first passenger car, a Pullman car,
and the dining car, went through the
middle section Of the bridge. The Pull.
man car, which contained most Of the
passengers, was thrown clear off the
bridge, turning completely over and
landing right side up. The dining car
stands on end against pier. A passen.
ger car remains on the bridge, having
stripped the ties ahead OF II over the
section that collapsed. Eight or ten per-
sons were killed and about thirty wound.
ed have been taken out OF the cars.
The dining room car contained about
seven persons besides the walters. SUP.
per had just been announced, and in 4
few minutes the car would have been
filled and all musthavc persisted. The fol.
lowing is list. Of the killed and wound.
nd.
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M. root Wna t,rn.lls.l.

EAST LiVERroOt, o., Fob. 2L-D. n
lIurChard, foreman on the Crth, moI
with q serious accident this afternoon
While engaged In running of tho daily
lssuO bis foot slipped from d board and
In an instant was crushed by The swiftly
revolving power press,
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MiSSEArotlS, MIMI Feb. 27,-ThC
JourndrS Owatonna, Minn., special says,
Tho village Of Blooming Prairie was al
most wiped out by FIRE this morning
THO postolllCo was among the building
burned. Total lOas, $4,000; insurance
etn mn
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Is.survVyor ullpln Fatally Iplpt.a

CvMRERLANp, Mn, Feb. 27,-Charlss
Gllpln, aged % year, formerly Surveyor
oi the port ot baltimore, was struck BY
the baltimore 4 Ohio express train this
morning and fatally Injured,
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BERLIN, Fob. 97.-Count Herbert Bis.
marck has been promoted TO tho rank Of
Lieutenant Colonel and his brother
William TO the rank. Of Major, at tho re.
quest OF tho Chancellor.
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BERLIN, Feb. 27,-ThO Government
has received information from Washing
ton that there Is no prospect Of the
United States complying with the do
mand for the prosecution and punish
mont OF Klein.
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E0rthauaEs IN iudlana.

MARION, 1Sb., Feb. 27.-ASllght shock
Of an earthquake was iClt here yOster
day morning. Reports from a number
Of towns near here indicate that lht
shock was general In this portion Of iht
gInln.
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p,TrpvRun, Feb. 21,--ElOyen produce
merchants convicted Of selling oleomar.
gaflne for butter were to-day hned from
Hoo 10 $3.50 and costs each,
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ArFSStS,I i,v N1IsIaL..

Pans, Feb. gI.-It iS thought II
llgoll is IN Paris hO is lodging al an Oh,
sCNrc . hotel. A retired English officer
Wa mistaken for plgotL aud arrested
'hls evening, much 10 his disgust.