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A Siberian Railway Contemplated.

OTTAWA. ONT, December q N. S.
KronglicofT and A. B. T. Konozatovitch,
Russian Civil Eogineers, are In this city
on their way from Japan via British CO.
lumbia, to Montreal. They were sent TO
Canada by the Russian Government, to
inspect railway construction there, with a
view TO the building of a gres. railway
through Siberia, which, with waterways,
will give Russia complete communication
between st. Petersburg aud the Pacific
Ocean. They chose the Canadian Pacific
Railway as d model, on account Of it's
great length and Of the marked similitude
of British Columbia's mountain region,
and the plains Of Manitoba to those Of
Siberia. They will 90 to Montreal TO OBJ
tain further information from the Cana
dian Pac .fic Railway off cials.
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A SURE GO.
Sullivan viii Fight jackson In San FRA
cisco I'm March.

Sullivan viii Fight Jackson In San Fran
cisco I'm March.
NEW YORK, December 28.-The World
Of this mcIbiug will ssy: Major Frank
Mclaughlin, Of Newark, will leave
for San Francisco to day. He
had a conference with John l..
Sullivan on Thursday, and although the
details are not made public, it is under
stood that the preliminary arrangements
for the Sullivan Jackson match were
made. Msjor Mclaughlin wauld
only say: 'The next hght that
Sullivan has will bs some time in March
with jackson, and il will be in the rooms
OF the California Athletic Club. The
Club will offer the largest purse yet given
for this Fl isht.n
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THE FOUNDER OF A sIsTERHooD.

Moth or AIoysIa Dies in 81. Joseph's Acad-
emy at Greensburg, Aged Fif'y-twO
Years.
GREENsBURG, Pa, December 81
Mother Aloysia, for many years the
Mother Superior of the Sisters of Charity,
died at St. Joseph Academy here yester-
day. Her death was the result of typhoid
pneumonia cOntrao ed two or three weeks
ago. She was ifty-two years of age and
thirty years of her life were spent in the
service of the sisterhood.
Twenty years agoshe came from oincin-
natl to Altoona, where che formed the
Sisterhood OF Charity. Seven years later
she came to Greeusburg and purchased
the property known ss SestOn Hall, on
which she had erected the imposing struc'
ture, St. JOsepb's Academy, at an expep-
diture of over 500, 900.
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfsld. Ill,
makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs; she was treat
ed for a month by her family physician,
hut grew worse. He told her she was q
hopeless rictim of consumption and that no
medicine could cure her. Her druggist
suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption; she bought bottle, and to
her delight fouud herself benefited from
the FIRST dose. She continued its use and
after taking ten bottles, found herself
sound and we'll, now does her own house
work and is as well ss she ever was. Free
trial bottles of this Great Discovery at
Logsn's Drug Store, large bottles SOC. and
S1.00.
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COLUMBUS, o, December 27-There
are scores Of cases Of iDhuer ~ in this city,
but al Of them 30 far are in very mild
type. Itprevsils mostly among children
aud young folks, though some Of the State
assembled here for the SeDa-
torial liGht are snes zing to kill, and make
the corridors Of the hotels resOund with
the curreut la grippe
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
TRADE GENERALLY GOOD THOUGH COLLEC-
TONS ARB SLOW
On Account Of the Open Weather and Bad Roads
The Coal and The Clothing Trades SAgnani,
But Iron is Shll Booming
Other Branches.

NEW YORK, December 27.-R G. Dun
& Co.'s weekly review ssys: At Western
points With scarcely any exception the
open weather and bad condition Of country
roads are noticed as causes OF unusually
slow collections. In other respects the
reports of trade are generally satisfactory
The movement of grain at Chicago con-
tinues equal to that Of last year to date
with an increase of fifty per cent In the
receipts of products, and receipts Of but
ter nearly doubled; also, increase in lard,
but scme decline in cheese, wool and
hides. The weak points Of the situation
are those trades which are most Affected
by two successive mild winters.
The anthracite coal trade is etsguant,
in the absence of demand, and the situa-
ton is almost without precedent. More
than half of the Reading coal mines have
closed. thro wing 5000 miners out OF work.
and il ia stated that 10000 miners are
working on three quarters time. The BIZ
luminous coal trade is more active, but
lacking cars. No definite relief 10 tne
wool goods trade can be expected until pro-
longed cold weather has caused we'll
sustained demand, and the clothing bust
ness in Gll parts of the country must nee
essarily depend, to great extent, upon
the weather.
IRON TRADE STILL GOOD.
On the other hand, the iron trade con-
tinues to prosper. Though sales OF pig
iron are not very large, prices are very
firm at Philadelphia, and $40 so is quoted
here for No. l. Sales Of $4,000 tons oi
steel rails are reported. with the prices
steady at $35 east, and $36 25 at Chicago.
Bar iron is firm at two cents, and coph-
dence in the future is in all branches OF
the iron and steel business undiminished:
In speculative markets corn has dropped
"a cents. Wheat unchanged, but oats
nearly one cent lower Pork products are
substantially unchanged, petroleum
quarter of a cent lower, with insignificant
trading, coffee a quarter OF a cent higher
and cotton steady at small Gales.
Tight money continues here and IN
Philadelphia, and relaxation is not to be
expected now until after the January dis
bursements. The business failures occur
ring throughout the country number 25s
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Natural Gas In south Dakota.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., December 81
Natural gas has been discovered at Red
field, in Sphinx county. The find is the
strongest yet struck in the State, and its
quality is Of the best The discovery was
made by parties digging for water. The
pressure is so great that it carries sand and
gravel sixty feet in the air. This is the
fourth discovery Of the kind made in South
Dakota within sixty days
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Eiixir ofDstss

Iss combination Of the sctive properties
Of dates, figs, prunes and other tropnical
fruits. It's pleasant taste and beneficial
fects have rendered il immensely popu-
lar. IL cures habitual constipation, indi-
gestion. biliousness, sick hesdache, piles,
- Sold in so cent bottles by W. W.
irwin. e. f. Williams, John Lsughlin
and o. r. GoetSe. J. T. Goodwin x Co,
md Logan & Co., Wholesals Agents.
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CINCINNATI. December 27.-No cases Of
genuine iufuenzA have as yei been re-
ported here. This unreasonable weather
offers unusual chances for taking cold, ond
many persons have not let the opportunity
pass them unuhlzsd. There are many
cases Of sore throat and sevese colds, but
Ia gripps has not reached us yet.
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WILKEsBARRE, PA, December ga
cave in of large proportions occurred at
Plains, g suburb, this afternoon. Without
warning, the surface of the earth settled
and great holes presented Themselves,
some of them thirty feet deep. St. Leo
church was dsmsged, as was the parsonage
and several other buildings. Several acres
were affected.
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Fnnr Young Men KILLED.

VANCOUVER, B. c., December 27.-A
terrible accident occurred on the Frszsr
river road, yesterday. Six young men out
were driving along the road
when tree fell, crushing the sleigh, kill
ing four Of the occupants and the horses.
The names of ths dead are: James Law
son, O. D. Campbell, Jos. Lock and J. v.
Bodwell. The other two escaped with se-
Vere bruisee
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UDroupdsd Report. Of a massacre.

FORT sULLY, S. D., December 81
Reports of a massacre of settlers in this vi.
cinity are unfounded. Squstters have
been moving upon the reservation in the
lowlands along the Missouri, and the
Cheyenne Sioux have made ugly threats,
but the whitas have not been molested.
There sre four companies of the Twelfth
United States Infantry here, who are able
to euell any outbreak in few hours.
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ATTEMPTED T0ESCAPE
BOLD PLOT OF PRISONERS AT LANks'
WILLIE TO BREAK JAIL.
Plot 10 Murder The Jailsr and Escape Discovered
Ten Prisoners Impiealed-Dd 0rs Of
Them Give It Away-Aloihsr
Bold Attempt

EVANSVILLE, o., December p This
forenoon one of the prisoners in the iail
here disclosed q plot OF ten prisoners TO
murder the Jailer and escape, with cut
side assistance. Thewipg Coultsr, the
Dresden murderer, bsd sawed through the
bolt Of the cell door Of a prisoner NAMED
Embry, who was TO release the others.
After the discovery Quiglsy, who was inn
plicated in the plot, assaulted and would
have killed prisoner named Morris, who
they claimed disclosed the plot 10 the Off
GERS
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900 or His Life.

BUTTE, MONT December CIV. A.
Clarke, one of the wealthiest men in this
city, q few days ago received letter sign
ed by Determined and Desperate Men, 5"
demanding that he have ready for them on
December "a, 100000. Tuesday after
noon George StackpOle, a 19-year-old
tough, called for the package, He was
locked up He says he was paid $40 by
an unknown man to carry the note, and
was to meet him just outside of the city.
It is believed that Stnckpole is implicated
in the scheme, il not the originator CT it.
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rhe Grady Monument Band.

ATLANTA, GA, December T-Nearly
So, 600 have ben raised By the young
mems committee for monument to Henry
W. Grady, and only few subscriptions
have been received outside OF Atlanta as
yet. From all parts Of the State come
kilograms saying that the people want to
help in the work, and doubtless many of
Mr.. Grady's friends north and south will
wish to aid, and for this purpose the list
will be held open for a few days longer
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A FearfoIsmashup.

ALTOONA, PA, December 27.-At Nc
Garvey's Station early this morning, six.
teen freight cars and four engines were
wrecked. Fireman Charles Eoglisb, Of
this place, was so badly injured that he
died in the hospital. The wreck was
caused by the train parting on the noun
tain.
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JUSTICE TO SLAVIN.

Jem Smiths Backer Turns over the whole
Stakes to Him.
NEW YORK, December 27.-The Police
Gazette has received dispatch from Lon
don, which states that the hacker OF Jem
Smith has given to Slavin the whole stake
for which the men recently fought in
Belgium.
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The Great Epidemic Raging Over
Europe snd America.
s.. DEATHS IN DAY IN PARIS,
Sprsaing--Progress Of the Dis
ease 10 This Country.
rgsIIYFlYE THOUSAND IN BOSTON
Increasing AamIDgly in New
Y lll Elsewhere --- Complicated
With P1almona---De2.hs ln-
raas.ng---Rsporis From
Various Cites

FUs December 21.-Tha large num-
s.ra. deaths resulting from iutuenza no
,is city is exciting the grsyest apprshen-
s..l.
vas reported this morning that SD
deaths from the disease have occurred
.lthia the past twenty-ioCr hours.
AN the papers print this report, bat
some of them doubt the figures eiaimir &
tbst tbey ara too high.
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Penslons Tor west Vlrginlans.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, December 27.-Pensions
have been granted to West Virginia aP-
pHcants as follows Original invalid,
John o Peters, Of Green Bottom; Samuel
W. Peters, Of Moundsville William Hall,
Of Wheeling; Henry Combs, Of Fellows
VILE. Increase, Richard Woods, Of Hunt
ington; Salathiel ]. X. Whitehair, OF
Bridgeport Jacob A. Dougherty, OF Gal
hmm
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specisl ItiecrGm 20 ne Rtgtsier,
BARNEsy ILLE, o., December 27.-Geo.
Betz. a brakeman on a freight train, was
struck by backing engine in the yard
here, this morning, and was fatally
maBgled. He was standing on the main
track with his back to the engine, and,
owing 10 the noise Of q train on the side
track. did not hear or see the approaching
engine. Betz WAS about thirty-hve years
Of age, married aud lived in Newark, U.
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The brazilian Gable Broken.

New YORK, December 27.-The cable
working between Maranhsm and Rio de
Janelro has according to latest advices
from Brazil, ceased to work. No cause is
given for the break in the line, So means
Of communication between the two points
is limited.
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ABILENE, KAs, December 2L-The
bank building formerly occupied by Ls.
bold, Fisher x Co., Of this piece, was at.
tached yesterday afternoon by A. David
son, OF Wymore, Ntb. The building was
decided to Geo. q S'eel two days sitter the
bank closed, presumably 70 secure biz
claim against LabCld, Fisher 81 Co.,.
which was reported TO be shout $4,000.
Davidson claims the firm was not IN the
debt Of Mr.. Steel and consequently the
transfer was fraudulent This s. the
first effort made by any Ofthe creditors 10
ipsure their claims by law.
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ob,cago Kniebt, TO Celebrate.

CHICAGO, December 27.-The twentisth
anniversary of the organization Of the
Knights of Labor will be celebrated to-
morrow evening by the members of the
order in Chicago by musicsl and literary
entertainment at Bhcklsyers' Hall, corner
of Peoria and Monroe streets. 1t is the
first time in the history Of the Knights
that they have attempted to observe their
initial day.
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LEAvENwORTH, KAs., December ~
VIM. Green and George WilkersOn, two ne
qroes, are under arrest for the alleged muir
der Of the old soldier, Alex. Blackburn,
who was found in an clubhouse yesterday
with bis skull crushed The colored men
were seen with Blackburn the night Of the
murder. Il is supposed that the pension
money Blackburn had recently drawn Wss
the incentive for the crime.
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The gasssnT.r. KilIsd Him.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, December a.
Conductor DubOise, Of the Columbus ard
Western Railroad, yesterday attempted to
eject from his train drunken negro WHO
refused to pay his fare. DubOise was fa-
tally stabbed by the negro, who then
jumped from the train, bat Was shot dead
by the passengera
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Southern Pacific Getting in shape.

Los ANGELES, CAL, December 81
There has been no rain to-day and Los
Angeles river is falling rapidly. BY to
morrow morning it is expected that the
Southern Pacific road between East LOs
Angeles and Ell Psso, Texas, will be
ready for business. Superintendent Wade,
of the Santa Fe read, says the men are
fast putting his line into shape, snd that
by Sunday the main line will be in opera
tion. FOur train loads of passengers are
expected to arrive here, Monday, from BOs'
ton
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OPPOSED TO CONSULAR COURTS.
Japanese Excited Over the Proposed Re-
Vision of Treaties

Japanese Excited Over the Proposed Re-
vision OF Treaties.
CHICAGO, December T.-A. G. Read, q
prominent merchant OF Yokohama, is in
the city, on his way to New York.
Talking Of Japanese sffairs, Mr.. Read
says the only agitation there now is the
excitement caused by widespread opposi-
tion TO the proposed revision Of the treaties
with European and American powers. The
most general opposition is. caused by the
proposed concession that foreigners may
20 anywhere, reside in any place in the
Empire, own land, or engage in business.
The larger part of the Empire still retains
much repugnancs TO the admission Of for
eigners.
Mr.. Reed further said that through the
revision of the treaties there will be an
imperial tariff on imports. While the ad-
vance now talked of is not great, ii may
suffice for the restoration OF msny indus
tries now supposed TO be dead. Another
gain is the abolition Of extra-territorial
Jurisdiction within five years Bfter the rati.
tication. The assumption by foreign ma
tions OF the right to exercise jurisdiction
over their subjects reeident in Japan has
been source of constant injustice TO the
Japanese. The reports OF the doiDgs in
the consular courts show that
their Jurisdiction constitutes almost
an entire immunity for foreig-
ers Of certain nstionalities TO wrong their
Japanese neighbors. Nearly oil the pun-
ishments inflicted have been greatly dis
propoItionste to the offense. Not long
ago an Englishman coldly murdered an in
offensive Jap, and received the small sen-
tepce OF five years in prison. He should
have been hanged.
By the new treaties this Jurisdiction will
cease at those ports where It exists in five
years. In place of it there is to be a
mixed conrt of Japsnese and foreign judges,
which will have jurisdiction over all cases
arising from conflicts between foreigners
and natives. The Jara1ese have seen 20
much OF consular jurisdiction that the
whole arrangement IS disiasteful to them.
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PARIS, December 27.-The influenza is
spreading snd is very fatal. The numb'r
of deaths 10 Tee city from al causes on
Christmas was 3ls For several years past
the regnlar aversge hss been 200 for that
day. Folly orethlri the populace is
prostrats. The editor Of Monitor ,niras1'
and tbres soldiers died az Versailles hospi-
tal TODAY.
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lent form that be wss COM
PEELED by his physician 10 take TO
his bed. No serious results are anticips
ted. bat Mr. Ingalls, will remain in the
hunds Of bis physician until he has fully
recovered. He has cancelled an engage
ment 70 speak before the Teachers Con-
vention.
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meath of Profe,.or Jo..ph @. Fox,

EAsTos, PA, December 1.-Joseph
C. Fox, A. H., Professor Of Civil TOpO-
graphical Engineering at Lafayette Col
lege, died suddenly last night Of paraly-
sis. He had held the position since 1s72.
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M-. pornelI sim IN Want of Aid.

BoRDENTOwN, n. j., December 81
Mrs. Della Parnell, mother Of Charles
Stewart PArnell, states that she has re-
received only oue-quArter of the S.. 900 re-
ported TO have been presented to her, and
that when obligations are met she will
have bat small margin for future neces-
aiiiea
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s.pdbn.0sd and Robb,d.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, December Ell.
W. Mitchell, of Missouri City, died here
o.day at the home of relative. He was
found in an unconscious condition last
Tuesday morning at the corner Of Twelfth
street and Baltimore. He recovered con-
eciousness only long enough 10 tell that be
had been ssndbagged and robbed.
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HeWasAn Ohio Man.

LEAD CITY, S. D., December 27.-Msi.
William R. Snyder, editor of the Lead City
Tribune, and the best known newspaper
man in South Dakota. died suddenly yes-
terday morning of spoplexy. He was born
in Columbisns county, Ohio, and leaves q
widow and three children in that State.
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KANSAS CITY, December q The In
ter.State Llnd Company, against which
Judge Brewer recently rendered an adj
verse decision in it's suit with the Maxwell
Land Company, will file p!esdings in Den
yer in few days for a new trial.
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ser DssIrn for Naval Flag..

WASHINGTON, December q. - The
Secretary of the Navy has adopted new
design for the flag of the navy, to take ef-
feet July l, 1891. 1t will be applied to
the fl ag and the union jack Of the navy,
and consists of a rectangular arrangement
of the 40 stars.
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A MOrHER's AWFUL CRIME.

Murders Her Two Children while Ia ~
Drunken Frenzy.
LONDON, December 27.-At Elslhourne,
last night Mrs. Taylor, widow wirh two
daughters, drank herself into a frenzy and
cut the throats Of the two girls while they
were sleeping Af.er committing the ter
rible crime toe woman ran into the street
brandishing the rtLlr reAins with iie
blood Of her children, and wss caught and
disarmed with great difficulty.
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ANIexlcnn RnIIroad Fool.

CITY OF MEXICO, December 27.-It is
stated that the Inter. Oceanic Mexican rail-
roads will pool their freight and passenger
rates. Work on the Inter Oceanic road is
being vigorously pushed, aod the line to
Vera Cruz will be completed at an early
date
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PIunkelt Gsts Anoth.r Mlfo-

NEW YORK, December zI-J. !. Plum
kett, tue Christian Scientist, whose wife
recently left him fer A. Bentley Worth
irgion, the bigamisi, was msrr cd in Mas
sachusetts on Christmas day TO Irene Ven
guits, Of New York.
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Bad Nsws Prom Brazil.

NEW YORK, December 27.-The BrSzil-
ian Consul General Salvador Meudou,
telegrapbs from Washington that be has
received oablegrsms from Brazil preparing
him for bad news He continues, how
ever, to haveIconfdence in the strength Of
the government.
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CANTON, MASS December 27.-ThOmas
Smith, aged twenty-five, Of this town,
died this morning. DE had been in with
ia Grippe, and ventured ont before be
bad fully recovered. His illness develop
"a into pneumonia, with she stated result
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speci.i Telegram 20 the Register
CHARLESTON, W. VA, December 81
This morning while Chest. Buster was ex-
aiming 3 loaded revolver it went OF, the
bullet entering his lef, thigh. At this
time il is not known how serious the
wound will prove Buster is thirteen
years old.
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CHICAGO, December 27-Tbs Dqlv
Noes saya 'hat "La Grippe has reached
Ohiesgo, and that one physician reports
n1een cases witch be considers genuine
illaenzl. States Attorney Longenecker
amoug The victims.
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HAMILTON, ONT, December 27.-The
Hamilton club has sigued for frst-baseman
Cartwright, of youngstown, o who played
with the New Orleans ard Kansas City
clubs. Shoristop Sales, Of last seasons
Hamiltons, is for sale.
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Dnna LIN In THo Rnunda

NEW YORK, December N-In prize
fight near New London, Con, last night,
Eugene Hornbscker, Of this city, was
knocked ont in two rounds by George
Dixon, of Boston.
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Furnaoes TO Start up.

LANCASTER, PA, December 2T.-The
furnaces Of the Chestnut Hill Iron Ore
Company, at Columbia, which have been
idle for three years, are being repaired to
be put in blast Immediately. They are
among the largest fnrnsces in the State.
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BOSTON. December ~ The influenza is
ou the increase here. TO is safe to cay
over cne-teoth Of the population isaiectsd
by it The symptoms are more Ike those
oi dsugus fever than like those OF the COM
mon ird1ebzl. Affections Of lungs are
.--n mon. nnm.rnns than nsual.