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INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS
Promised ip the CronIa Trial by the Attor'
nsys for the Defense,

Promised ip the CropIa Trial by the AttOr'
nsys for the Defense,
CHICAGO, Nov, l5,-There was an at
mosphere OF blood,stains, footprints
window shutters, hair, Corpusclesr and
other "reminiscences Of the famous trial
in the neighborhOod OF Mr., Forests Of
Ace this morning, and there was perhaps
more excuse for the objection with
which the leading counsel for the de-
isnse met the reporters request for an
interview than Ia nine cases out ot ten
in which Mr.. Forrest has lately urged
the plea in Judge McOOnnell's court
room. Bending over huge piles Of testi-
lnQny, Mr., Forrest, Judge Wing and MIR,
Donohoe were evidently deYoting them
selves TO the task outlined by Mr., For
rest In his closing remarks Of Wednes'
day, viz: That OF reintiug by the ste.
nographer's notes taken At the cOroner's
inquest tho statements Of witnesses who,
testifylng then, we're subsequently, called
for the prosecution.
"We have been bard at work night
aud day ever since court adjourned" :"
said Mi. Forrest, eyes, the public may
look for interesting developments In the
course OF a day or two. No, have not
anything to say to the press ust now,
Why, we have not time to eat, let alone
tNIkn
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IMPORTANT GASES DECIDED.
The United States Circuit Court settles Two
Prominent West VIRGINIA Suits,

AAe ShAbuu btNtdh OiFVulF NuuEt ntNNlph AVN
Prominent West Virginia Suits,
CHARLESTON, W, Va, Nov, l5,-Two
prominent suits were decided In the
Ualted States Court to-day, Burr Wake.
mans executors ys. Thompson, Conn
missioner Of School Lands, and others ;
also Clark We, Rseder. In the former
case, $4,000 acres OF Wakeman'l lands in
Boone county were forfeited to the State
for non,pay meat OF taxes and sold by
order OF the Boone Circuit Court, by
Thompson, Commissioner Of Lands, five
years ago, II was purchased In small
lots by parties who have been living on
them for years. The United States
Court decided to-day that the sale was
not In accordance with law and decreed
against tho defendants, declaring the
sale and procedure OF the Boone courl
void. Wakeman's executors reside In
New York.
Ip the other case, E. W. CLARK, Of
Philadelphia, purchased $1,000 acres OF
land in Boone, Raleigh and Wyoming
counties, from Charles Reeder, Of Balti.
more, at 81 10 per acre through O. O.
Watts, Of Charleston, agreeing to take
the land as already surveyed by Sarver,
deducting such portions within the same
held by other parties by adverse title
and possession. Clark brought suit TO
rescind the contract on tho ground that
a large part Of the land was covered by
an older survey. The Court ordered
complete fulflment oil the contract.
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wantsIn tho Association.

SYRACUSE, N, W Nov. l5,-The stock.
holders Of the Syracuse Rase hall Asso.
citation, now having a franchise In tue
International Association, at meeting
to-day directed President R, v. Miller to
telegraph the American Association in
convention in New York an application
for membership In that association.
Syracuse is the only international city
to make money this year and It's ball in.
terests are in the hands Of It's wealthiest
ritiZAna
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CVNDENSEp TBLEGRAMS,

The charters ol 100 Missouri corpor.
ationp are to be revoked for failure 10
comply with the trust law.
R. g. Andrew, living near Jefferson.
vile, Ohio, fell from d corn crib and
broke one leg and onB arm.
The semi.annuRl meeting OF the Ma.
Lional Academy Of Sciences closed at
Philadelphia, The next meeting will be
at Washington,
AT Cardingtou, Ohio, Mrs. Sarah
Grant widow Of Andrew Grant, cut her
throat, She is IL years Of age and IL not
expected 10 live.
The Colorado Silver convention ad.
ourned after having effected a purma.
nent organization, Of which Hon. H. A,
faboris President.
John @ stamots, Of Broadway, Ohio,
was bound over yesterday Ia await ths
action Of The grRtd Jury ~ MaFysvlllB on
a charge Of forgery,
Peter Shaier was sentenced To three
years in the Peniteniiary, at Akron, o.,
ior perjury 10 swearing falsely while on
trial for fishing Illegally.
Squire plhkhanl, Of East Peoria, Ills.
aged 81, was horribly bitten on The arms
and hands by ahad'doR. Several dogs,
hogs and cows were also bitten.
Jackson Ready, Of Cleveland, nlRht
walChnAn Ut the pipe works at New
Philadelphia, Ohio, whU was 40 horribly
burned by goal oil, died yesterday,
Joseph HUrroli, nged il, a prominent
pioneer farmer who lived near Athens,
", died yesterday from injuries caused
by falling from q ladder III hib bafn.
AtRavchna, Ohio, John Mach, a tailor,
aged 80, sulClded by shooting himself
through The head with d revolver, Do.
HieltlO iniellcllS He leaves one sou, 4
yeap old,
Nicholas BauF, aged 81 yeats, while on
his way 10 the funeral pl Louis scllABIIef
q Canton, Ohio, stumbled and fell upon
tile sidewalk. Injuries 10 his skull will
cause bis DEATH y
Whllg out hunting with q companion
lsdNatl Noble, young farmer, 0i neal
Mt btetlihR, Ohio, Waa probably iAtallJ
injured BY being shot In tbs back by th)
accidental discharge Of gun,
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READY FOR THE DEFENSE.
Longenocker Prepared for any Move Likely
to be Made.

CuIcAoo, Nov, l5,-Clancy, the man
who ia to be the last witness for the
prosecution in the Cronln case, arrived
in this city from New York yesterday
afternoon, aud this morning had a talk
OF an hour with States Attorney Longe-
neCker. He will be put on tho stand at
the opening OF court Tomorrow.
4 reporter asked Judge I4ongeneCker
this mornings "Are you prepared for
any move the defense may nlake9"
II think We can meet them," replied
he, 1--WE have q very strong rebuttal.
Some very good witnesses We have re.
served. Our course now depends en-
tireIy upon that Of the defense. We
will have to wait for them"
How about Mrs. Hoertel's testimo-
ny2 Can you back that up pretty wellP"
"We have witness that will fix that
point, ! think. Yes, We have excellent
witnessed yet, some remarkably good
ones" said the Judge medlIatiyely.
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NEw YORK, Nov i6,-A young News
ark man named Charles Brown, died al
the New York Hospital this morning al
8 o'clock with bullet In hls right lsin.
plei Al Jefferson market court q young
MRn, I0hB Cox, itlend 1i tile de-
ceased was AttaERRl, phprggl Win hls
nlutlef. II 10 stated that HF0En aud
Cox llgd tOtne trouble In tisfepulahle
house last night over a woman aud that
the shooting resulted,
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POLITICS ~ COLOMBIA.
A Sew Party to he Formed to Control the
GoyCrnmrut nnd Rsmcdy Errors.

A Sew Party to bo Formed to Control the
Government nnd Remedy Errors.
PANAMA, NoH l5.--Politically matters
in Colombia wear a quieter and more fa-
yOrabIc appearance than for some time
past, The Liberal party had retained
their hold Of power for twenty years,
but during the later years were in state
Of great disorganizalon. Tho leading
papers OF the party now admit that dur
luz gthat long term Of Office many errors
were committed, and 1t has now been
decided to adopt new system and 10
form q new party out Of the old one,
which, under the name OF the Republi'
ean party, will bG composed OF some
radicals aud a miscellaneous group from
the other parties,
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Cry or Mexico, Now 16.-The Gov
ernuent has placed in Europe, through
the National bank, tho amount Of inter
eat due on the National debt on jan
uary next.
Tie sermon Of Archbishop Ryan, oil
Philadelphia, at AaItimoTg Oh Sunday,
has created Q great senSaLioh here, be.
cause Of the ArClbishUp's support oI
tho right OF Catholic writers 10 cfiticlse
the faults Of priests, while Archbishop
LABGstide Aas pXConinInIpSted q mum.
bvFP ui peFG6nu lot such criticism, aud
charges lave been brought against hllu
Ia Rome for 30 doing,
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TO MAINTAIN PRICES.
Ohio aud Indiana Window Glass Men
Form mn A.sncintIon

Ohio and Indiana Window Glass Men
Form mn Association.
FiNDLAY, o., Nov. 15.-The window
glass manufacturers Of tho natural gas
belt Of Ohio and Indiana net here yes
terday and formed an organization for
the purpose Of maintaining prices and
keeping up their standing as an in.
pettant factor in the window glass trade
OF the United States. Tho new organi.
cation, which is designed to take the
place Of the old Western Association, was
placed on a permanent footing by elect
ing Thomas F. Hart, Of MgnCit, Ind,
President, and N. Q. lIaEer, Of Findlay,
Secretary aud Treasurer,
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lLLoh petelepnlenL. Irpn.ll1d.

viNGENNEs, lNBp Nov. iS,-sponce
llOllIngsyorth, SS.TreaSgref Of this
county, filed suit against tho county 10
recover money on a 1000 order issued
In his favor In May, 1880, which the
present Treasurer refused to pay. llol.
lingswofth has but recently returned
from the Jellsrsonvllle prison, wliCre he
served three years for tue alleged dpial.
cation Ol saO,0aQ. Elp Bplt RromlSes
some rich dUyplOpmentR, ~"
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HopKISovlLLr, KY, Nov. 15.-There
Is great excitement in Webster county
over the reappeara1ce Of the terrible
spotted fever scoutge that ragged in that
county with such fatal effect last winter.
4 number Of new easee haye been re.
ported from different YillaSes SURROUND.
ing the county seat, all being the gane
disease In lis mOst malignant form.
Everything possible is being done to
prevent It's spread and TO keep the terri.
tied people lrom deserting their homes
us they did in large numbers last year.
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sltnn.Aip NAr,,

GLASGOW, Nov, lS.-Arfived, Prpl.
alan lfoul philadelphia.
LoNpOS, Nov, 10, = Sighted EdAm,
lton New York ior Amsterdam, Island,
New York, tof btslllnI EltuiiA, New
York, for Ayerpoolj AllCr, from New
York,
Nav YoRK, Nov I5,-AthvCd, City o.
llVflln, from Liverpool, aud GNlett from
Hamburg.
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TUG BOAT BURNED.
Narrow Escape as the Captain and Crew.
nurned 10 tho Waters Edge.

Narrow Escape af the Captain and Crew.
Rprned to tho Waters Edge.
MusEEGoN, Mlcun Nov l5.-Fire
started near the boiler room OF tho tug
Peter Dalton yesterday morning, while
she was going down the lake. The Gre
man, engineer and cook were driven of
by the flames and got into tue liieboat
and were afterward picked up. Capt.
Joseph Lamorey stood In the pilot house
until 1t caught fire when he jumped
overheard aud was rescued by a tug.
Then the Dalton ran around the lake,
chased by two tugs, which finally over.
took her aud tried To put out the fire,
but could not until she ran aground.
The boat burned To tho waters edge.
She was valued at $1,000.
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SALT LAEE, pF4n, Nov lb.-ln CON
tlnuance Of the investigation into the
oaths administered In the Mormon GcO'
monies hostile TO the United sOates To-
day Levi AEtslD swotO that the penalty
iof dIvulginR the scpEVla was dCoth. ~
was undETSioO1 that thU "gClllpg Up oil
tho Kingdom Of God on the ruilB 0tthe
United glattH' meant tbst the Mormon
church was 10 rule,
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LONDON, Nov is Miles Annie Besant,
who was candidate for membership in
the London School Board, brought an
action for libel against Rev. MI. Hos.
kyns, rector Of q church In Stepney,
who, the plaintiff alleged at the time oi
the election, issued circular In which
he asserted that she regarded chastity as
q crime and unbhdled senSuality is q
virtue. The case came up for trial to.
day. Alter the testimony was all In,
the Judge summed up the evidence
strongly against the plaintiff. The jury
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stance Of his friends in the Northwest
ern portion OF the State, and would like
10 be- honored with the position, butthat
there were other good men aspiring for
the place, all good friends Of his, either
OF whom II selected would meet with
his approval. Mr., BFiCe thinks he could
be Of eminent and efficient service to the
Democratsi in the Senate, He left iorthe
west at 4:l5 yesterday afternoon.
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BosroN, Nov. l6.-Edwafd NJ, NiSndel,
Of Milwaukee, Wis, a student at Har.
ward, va was aFfepied ,laS plgBt ehsrg0d
paste.boarIl signs from building In
Penbttton square. Tie young man
took hIs llERr5pe very bStd, He said be
was told by The fellow Ihptlhe only
way 10 gel ahead 10 Harvard social cir
Cles was To "bag signs" Every fellow,
he says, has a lot oI them, and he was
told they were necessary and without
lhegl hp would be nowhere.
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SHOT his WIPES LOVER,


AffsNsNF NfSfftfFf ~ W. AHffAttt"NNff
CHARLESTON, W, Van Now l5,-Dr,
W, !, jarrett, Of Jarrett's Valley, Boone
county, was shot and badly wounded
last Saturday night by Joseph Phipps,
It seems that Phipps had suspected Jar
rett with undue intimacy with his vile
for several months past and had set q
steel trap, black bear size, near his house,
in the hope Of entrapping the doctor,
while making his Clandvstine visits,
His efforts proved unsuccessful, how
ever, and on Saturday evening he LETT
the house telling his wife he was going
TO the city and would not be back fOI
several days. She managed to commu
nicate with the doctor and he at once
proceeded to pay her visit, Phipps re-
turned about 10 o'clock, entered the
house and finding the couple In com.
promising position, at once opened fire
With q "A callbre revolver, Dr. jarrett
made his escape and is expected 10 re-
'over, No arrests have been made,
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Alleged smnll.por scare,

Chicago SoS iS.-1ae Of the biggest
aeuDatIons oyer q case Of smallpox that
has occurred 10 Chicago toF years, de.
yeloped at the Health 0NiCe this after.
noon when u lleshy young man with a
pimply face entered aud announced that
he had the smallpox. The ambulance
was ordered 10 convey the man 10 the
small.poE hospital Opinion differs as
" whether the patient Vau " q gtaYe Of
the disease where he must have Injected
the hundreds Of people who passed and
re.paSSed him Oh the crowded streets.
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sleam,hIp pnmnrGll ny Flrn.

SAN Francisco, Nov. l5,-Flre was
discovered this morning on The steamer
Hawaii, which was lying at the ocean
dock ready to sail for Honolulu to-day.
The steamer had full cargo, including
much valuable merchandise Intended
for the Christmas trade ut HopoIulu.
She was towed away from the dock aud
the fire extingpiIhed by swamping let
on mud fats. The loss will probably he
considerable. The Hawaii was former
ly named the Del Norte and was recent.
ly purchased by the Wilder Steamship
CompanY, Of Hnnnlnln.
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A controllabls Torpedo,

wAsniSoroS, D. O., Nov l5.--score,
tary Tracy yesterday appointed board
officers to supervise test Of a CONTROL.
able automable torpedo ppder the terms
proposed by Secretary Whitney iast win.
Ter. The torpedo Is contained In a part
Of device, which 10 driven through the
water by . CaTblne 10 IN apld Ras engine
and lis movements controlled by cleo.
triCily from the ship from which Il was
started. The torpedo 10 10 DO exploded
BY electricity also.
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FlnAtYpsBuRo, KY, Nov l6,-MISs
Adellns Hord, aged 20, daughter Of the
Richest man in ibis county, took a dose
Of morphine with suicidal intent yesLer.
DAY afternoon and died NJ O'Clock this
morning. The cause given 10 the op.
position Of hOf parents 10 4 matrimonial
engagement she had formed. Deceased
W. Bnply educated andstflkingly beau
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wAsnlNpTpS, Nov. 49, First Auditor
Fisher, in his annpal report TO the Sec
retary Of the Treasury, says there has
been decided increase in the work Of
the Office during the past i9w years with
no corresponding inCre. 80 10 The CLERICAL
force, and he recommends that provision
he made for an additional chief 0t diYl'
sion and two assistants. He reports
that during the past fiscal year there
we're Cxaplned aud adjusted %, ,4Os nc.
counts, representing 81, ,O10,Ol9,7S.
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IalIn mn Alyenturnr1

OTTAWA, y Now l5.-Superintcndent
Sherwood Of the Dominion police and OF
the Dominion Secret Service, denies
that Peter J. Coss, tho sensational wit.
pess In The Cronin trial, ever performed
any detective work for the Dominion
Government,
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PulLApELpIIA, NOV, l5.-F, ], Dele,
hapty signed a Brotherhood contract
to-day. Arthur Irwin, Of the Washing.
ton club, was here to-day and stated
that he had signed Matthew Kilroy, OF
the Baltimore club, for the Boston
BrotherhOod club
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0TF7N T7VN7N 70 M IhNHIV0lcT'
WAsmSGroS, b, o., Nov 16.-wcSt
Virginia poStmrsterS were appointed TO-
day US iollOws' W, r. Jaeger, vice II.
J, Williams, resigned, st Jaeger, Nc.
DOWrll Connty;J, ]. Young, Vice j. T..
Morrison, resigned, Al kenna, jackson
conNlyi John Dakun, Vice j, u. knotCs,
resigned, al ArlVyvillO, WelEel county,
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ROonEsrER, N, y, Nov iS.-Elliu B.
Frsatinan, a member Of the Genesss
bicycle club, who recently competed Ia
lhu road race from lintIalU 10 lllls city,
died yesterday. Ills death was the Fe.
Sult 6i oyef.eieftlOn In the race,
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IN ~ WIN.


iInkeF Derl1rsS lllMIslf p Candidate for
thS United slalSs sspRts.
CptpMBus, o., Nov. lb,-Hon. Charles
", Baker arrived here d midnight from
Cincinnati, When asked hlS mission
ho said. ~ have no business ln the
Supreme Court, but Calns up to lolliiy
With tue Democrats CT Columbus 10.
morrow night, aud, incidentally to look
alter NY equatorial fences, which
hope 10 Ahd In good repair"
States HshatOff" y =
"l have 90 announced, and Am going
Ia 10 win, Good night"
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nsnrrs Mn.hInrlon 1.Ynrhsd.

MAGNOLIA, MISS Now l5.-GeorgO
Washington, ColorOd, was found hang.
log to tree near MeConlb, thlS morn;
Ing, IIs YRg In jail charged with at.
tOSIpLing 70 outrage a whlte lady. Tue
fail was broken open last night aud
Washington taken out aud executed,
lie confessed hls guilt,
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chIldren burned 10 Death.

WATERBURY,, Or, Nov l5.-Dayid,
the four.yearold son, and Kitty, the
two.year.old daughter Of Robert Hen.
messy, Of Danbury, were playing with
the fire in their home on Beaver street
this afternoon, while the mother was
hanging clothes In the yard. Both were
burned 80 badly thatthey died almost
Immediately.
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NEw YoRE, Nov l5,-IaeSt papers
from Guatemala, bearing date Of oCto.
bst q, tell Oithe immediate downfall Of
tho rlotous outbreak which was thought
al llu llmv might result In revolution,
Tie lllEVe leaders we're shot aud the 9th.
efs surrendered. All 10 quiet,
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ramous race lIorse purned.

NASHVILLE, TENN.. Nov. l5.-James \.
Gills livery stable at olarksyille, Tenn,
was destroyed by fire tonight and in it
fifteen fne horses were burned, among
them the famous trotter, Single Wood,
valued AZ $1,000. The total loss will BIZ
$4,000, with no insurance.
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Fire on SlIlpbnnrl.

LivrRrooL, Nov. l9,-A fire broke out
in the cotton on the GuIon line steamer
at Alaska az this port from New York
while she waa unloading At ths Aluxen.
dria dock to-day. Five thousand bales
OF cotton were daiDaged. The vessel
sustained no injury.
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rnlnmhna tlas rplnrallr Sold.

CoLuMBus, u, Nov i5-Ths Colum.
bus Gas Light aud Coke Company was
cold 70 gU eastern gyndlgale to-day,
Which kAA represented by Vol, II. u,
Wilson. The price Wah one million Two
hundred thousand dOllatS,
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pEHtly, Nov iO.-Thc Emperor and
Empress Of Germany arrived at The
Wild Park railway station this morn.
ing The Berlin newspapers warnIy
welcomed their mAjeaty's, "
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ST. PErEasBuRu, Nov, iA--The Grand
Duke Nicholas, who 10 suffering from
CANCER, Aas undergone a surgical oper.
alton ior the Introduction OF Cahula
Into the throat. The CGat visited Ills
uncle yeeterday,
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Tho penn.liynllIn IL.,Ll,rn..

HARRlShuRa, Pa Nov, l5.-rhc off,
cial returns Of the vote for State Treas.
urer have been received at the State lie.
partment to-day. The total was: Boyer
tRepublipanl 34l ,244i lligler [ (Democflt) J
2S0,alsi johnson prohi6ition) %, ,4Ol.
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FREMoSr, o., Nov. l5.-This morning
are broke out In the Hidber block, on
State street, and damaged the building
and stock 10 o large extent, The loss
and insurance is not obtainable.
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cnllAr.r nf llls i.ln Irntl hmm,

GLASGOW, Nov lO,-The boom in the
pig iron market has collapsed. The bull
accountwaS overturned. Warrants have
fallen 1856. Az MlddlebboruuRh, war.
fanlg declined l9l aud hnmaLlLh AZ.
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SPtci'l blApgLeA to Ire inidilgmeu.
WA'uiSuToS, y. O., Nov. 16.-west
Virginia penIUnB granted to-day
Vhglha invalldB-- IeAaC Sheets, COfn,
Mll'Si Lacy Grass, porlHtsylllOi Willis
]. BmnnOn, FaitmOnt.
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WARRINGTON, Nov lO.-The Secretary
oil State will give an excursion to Anna.
polls Tomorrow ln honor Of the dele.
gates to lhU American Congress aud
70 Ilc International Maritime Confer.
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BRlCB ON iIlS TOUR,

lie 1hihh' lie paB NJ M Great service In
tho Senate,
GALLON, o., Nov i6.--lion. Calvin =.
BhCe was In the city yesterdAy in hia
private raf on private business, and was
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didAcy Tor The eenatuBhlp. Ht, BtlcC
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-16

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Tying The blood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-16

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