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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-31
Horss ThIsve., ParadIse.

CHICAGO, December 30.-A dispatch
from Chattanooga, Tenn, says: What
amounts to a panic exists among farmers
Of Davidson and adjoining counties, in
Middle Tennessee. A splendidly OTganiz-
ed band of horse thieves has been oPerat-
ing there for months without let or hind
rance. 1t is estimated that within the
last six weeks two hundred horses have
been stolen and driven into Kentucky,
where it is impossible to follow them or the
fhievea
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SPRINGFIELD, No, December 30.-News
has been received here that 3 desperate
named Jacob Gregory, at a country dance
in Mcdonald county, southwest Of here, a
few nights since. became involved in an al
tercation with Norman Hsgar, at whom he
tred a shot in The darkness. The bullet
missed Hagar aud strnck Adolphus Grif-
ttbs near the heart Gufiths, who was q
highly-respected young man, spoke only 3
few words before be died. Gregory mounted
a horse and made good bis escape, and at
last accounts was sill at large. The muir
der has created intense excitement in the
county
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PARDON FOR ANARCHIST NEEBE
The Governor Of Illinois Will Probably
naaL.. LII. 4. - 49,. nII.

The Governor of Illinois VIII Probably
Make Him a New Years Gife.
CHICAGO, December 30.-The friends oi
Oscar w. Neebe. the Anarchist, expect thai
he will be pardoned by the Governor be
fore New Years. The last petition
presented Governor Fifer for the
release of Neebe YVES signed
by twenty-three of the Grand
Jury which found the indictments against
the Anarchists. The twenty-fourth man
is dead. John N. Hills, foreman OF the
Jury, and E. S. Dfeyer, the banker, SC
cOmpanied Louis Neebe to Springi I'D on
November % to present the petition, and
they had three hours conference with
the Governor.
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WHEELING, W. VA. TUESDAY MORNING, DEOBMBEk
AN EIGHT HOUR DAY.
An Organized Movement to Obtain 1t In
Chicago

An Organized Movement to Obtain 1t In
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 30.-An evening
paper says: with the present week the
various local trade organizations that are
affiliated with the National Federation Of
Trades will insugurate an active but secret
campaign in the interest Of the eight-hOur
day. Among the trades that will 10 into
the movement are the bricklsyers, carpen-
ters, engineers and other railroad EN-
plOyes, wood workers and stock yards
men. Secret circulars outlining the plan
Of campaign have been received from Pres
ident GOmpers. One paragraph suggests
that the sense of the electors be taken on
the question, and it has already been de-
cided to take a vote on the eight-hour
movement at the municipal election to be
held in Cook county next April.
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..wre.tIed to q Draw.

BUFFALO, N. Y, December 3O-MaBy
spectators at the Connors Leonard match,
Saturday night, think COnnors would
have won bad he been given half a chance.
Leonard acted on the defensive; kept
away from him, and more than once Goa
nors asked him TO wrestle like man /:
Leonard broke the half Nelson dozen
timts. Connors wanted a back hammer
lock and secured 1t once, bat Leonard's
shoulder spin saved him. I. was Leon
ards strength against CJanor's science
and agility. After ? hours aud 30 min
utes draw Was called.
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GORMAN OPPOSES.

The Maryland Senator Objects to the Aus
tralian Law.
BALTIMORE, Md, December 10.-Ths
passage OF an election Law containing the
features of The Australian ballot system ia
doomed in Maryland. At the secret meet
ing of Democratic editors Of the state here
to-day Senator Arthur p. German sounded
the keynote. He is opposed to the passage
Of the Australian law by the General As
sembly, and he is opposed TO the passage
of any law like it. So are the msj ,ritv Of
the Democratic editors Of the State. Cur
man said that the law gave better oppor-
tunities for corruption than the present
system and it had operated disastrously to
the Democrats
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Fast skaters Matched.

MIESRAPOLIs, December 30.-AreI
Paulsen and Hugh J. Mccormick have
fiually come to an understanding and TO.
day signed articles TO decide the skating
championship Of the world. Each side put
up forfeit Of 500 in the hands of \. G..
Morton. The articles provide for o series
OF three races, one Of 10 miles on January
l, 3 miles on January 9, and 10 miles boz
fore February 1.
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rha ChemlcaI Men Hear.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 30
The House Committee on Ways and Means
met this morning TO hear persons inter
sstsd 10 the chemical industry. A large
number OF representatives Of this interest
were present. Mr. Armstrong, President
OF the Pennsylvania Salt Company, ad-
vocAted O specific duty Of a qusrter OF a
cent per pound on sulphste Of sods, IN
stead Of The present rate Of % per cent,
al Yalorem.
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Remarkable Re,cue.

Mrs. Michael CurtaiD, P.sinfeld. H.
makes the statement that sbe caught cold.
which settled on her lGnes; she was treat.
ed for a month by her family physician.
bat grew worse. lie told her ehe was {
hopeless rie!iz Of consumption aud that no
medicine could cure her. Her druggist
suggested DR.. Kine's New Discovery fol
Consumption; she bought a bottle. and Ia
her delight found herself benefited from
the first dose. She continued it, NE and
after taking ten bottles, fouad hefaell
sound and well, now does hfr own L0nse-
work aud u a. well rs che ever Wa. Free
trial bottles Of this Great Discovery Al
Logan's Drug Store. large bottles SOC. and
$40
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uolidav Excursions via b. A o.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets for the Christmas and
New Year Holidays at one and one-third
fare foe the round trip between all stations
on its line west of the Ohio river; slso to
Wheeling, Washington, Pa, Pittsburg and
intermediate points, and to Cincinnati snd
ali points on the Columbus and Cincinnati
Midland and Cincinnati, Washington and
Baltimore railroads.
Tickets will be sold December 2itb, 25th
Slss, and January 1st, valid fOrfeturn pas,
sage to and including January Srd, 1890.
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HANLAN TO GAUDAUR.

The Canadian Ready = Row Jake for .
Big Purse.
NEW YORK, December 30 0-EdTard
HAnlon is out with a replg 10 the chal-
lenge OF Jake Gaudaur, in which the Cana
dian says be will row Gsudsnf = single
scull shell race for from s., 900 to g, 900,
the race TO be roWtd before next July.
Hanlon mentions 3 number OF lakes upon
which the race may bo roWed, but dnally
leaves the choice to a referee.
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NEWS OF THE SPORTS.
rHB BROTHERHOOD DSsgRTBRs ARB coz
PARATIYgLY PBw.
One Hundred and Thirteen Men Still IN LiBs-!aek-
son Accepts Sulliyan's Ohallsngs-HsHlon
Challenges Gaudaur-A
Hard Fight.

CHICAGO, December 30.-Seoretary
BrunhelI, OF the Players League to-day
issued an official statement Of men under
contract with various Players League
clubs. Out Of 100 players who have signed
Players Leseus contracts, 9 have also
eigned National Lsague contracts. Thir-
teen others who signed Players League
agreements, bat refused to sign Players
contracts, are reported to have signed
National Lsague contracts. Players who
are still firm to Players League are ll3.
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WAsHINoToE, d. c., December 30
The Ways and Means Committee heard 3
number OF Arguments to-day. II. Bower,
Of Philadelphia, objected to free carbonate
Of potash, Mr Armstrong, OF Pennsylva-
mis-, wanted a specific duty on sulphate Of
sods; II B R9ssngarten, OF Philadelphia,
advocated the restoration of duty on qui-
niue, conte0iiUg that this would incrtase
its mannfacture IN the country.
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BLOCKS OF FIVE DUDLEY
Receives Cold Comfort from tho NeI
York Courts

Receives Cold Comfort from the New
York Courts
NEW YORK, December 80 Judge
Lawrence, of the Supreme Court, handed
down n short opinion in Chambers today,
in which he says, in effect, that Col. Dud-
ley, who is suing half dozan New York
newspapers for alleged libel, the publication
of the "blOcka of five" letters, cannot expect
favOrs from the court when he persistent
ly refuses to obey its orders. This decision
was handed down in Dudley's action
action against the Press Publishing Com
pany and the World, and denies motion
by the plaintiff to vscate an order for sub
stituted services on MIN of en- order for his
examination before trial to enable the de-
fendaDt to prepare On answer.
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Houston Denies Parn.lps Stat, msnt.

LONDON, December 30.-Mr, Houston
has written letter denying the statement
made by Mr.. PaEnell in his letter to the
Fresmdn's journal, that be isstigated Capt.
O'Shea to bring suit for divorce against
Mrs. O'Shes. Mr.. Houston says he had
no Knowledge Of the action taken by Capt.
O'Shes until be saw the announcement Of
the divorce case published in the papers on
Saturday.
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Glad.tonGhs Explanation

LONDON, December 30 The article by
Mr.. Gladstone, favoring a revival of the
practice of confession 10 England, was
written 43 years ago. Mr.. Gladstone ha-
requested the editor who just published il
az representing the authors present views
to explain his Unauthorized action,
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Pilesi Pilesl PlesI

DIR. williams Indian Pile Ointment il
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding OF
Itching Piles ever discovered. It never
fails to cure old chronic cases of log
standing.
Judge CoOns, Msysville, KY, says:
''Dr. Williams Indisn Pile 0intmen,
cured me after years Of suffering"
For sale at logan 4 Co.'s.
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Heavy Snow in Dakota.

ST. PAUL, December 30.-Advices here
seem to Indicate that the great snow storm
Of Saturday night ragged over very ex-
tended sres. Rumors were rife in the
newspaper Offices that wires west OF here
are down and travel much delayed. Toe
centre Of the disturbance appears to have
been at Huron, s. D, where the wind
veered to the north, and the storm in
creased until ii became a veritabe biz
zsrd. blowing fifty miles an hour.
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Vsw YoBS. December 80 TIE Times
n.stbe following cable from London:
There good deal o. nervousness here
ov tbs Iateieroris from Paris, which in
,..,ts thsi 'ls ssirpa" has brought iu it's
.-.i, .cmetfirg much mole mal l'guant
.l.- mere ST. iue-1A The mCs' plausible
.-.,-v is thst the visit of some twenty
-f.5u strangers 90 Paris duiiug the EK-
.-.ron leit 10 in such a terribly insanitary
.s.s ihat the evil local conditions have
rr1 The bhneJza INFO sor, OF virulent
v,sr3 III this should prove % be iniec-
..-. ln los uow form there would De gcru-
.-s .11sternal1u. The original epidem C
.lirraerza is in itselfthe mos contagious
f...l.e krowu. TheIe are authenticated
ssss where crews Of ships have caught It
-sa merely aiiug pas, an infected coast
.-sr al distance Cf miles.
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SUMMARY ACTION

Recommended in the Report OF the oher-
okes Commission.
ST. LOUIS, December 3O.-What pur-
ports 70 be a synopsis Of the Cherokee
Commissioner report to Congress is
printed here. The report recommends
that the Government avail itself Of its
undeniable right, under section 10 Of the
treaty Of 1s66, to settle civilized Iudisns
on the uuoccupied lands in the Cherokee
nation proper. By the payment OF 81, 500,
600 to the Cherokees fully 10000, 900
acres now occupied by tribes west Of 96
degrees, by executive order, oOuld be
Opsned 10 settlement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-31

NKw YORK, December 3O.-President
Beers said in reply 20 Insurance COmmis-
sioner Msuuls communication tonight
I'VE have not as yet had time to give
consideration 20 the points in his letter,
but We may say that the policy and it's
terms Of payment have been well consid-
ersd and that the plan il beyond question
perfectly legitimate and has no resem-
blanee whatever 90 the assessment plan.
There is absolutely nothing in the policy
that is covered or secret. 90
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CLOSE TO THE GRAVE.

Dom Pedro Frustrated by His Accumu-
lated Misfortunes.
OPoRTo, December 30.-Dom Pedro
continues utterly prostrated. The doctors
have advised that efforts be made to rouse
him by conversation, but he does not re-
spond to any ones questions The Comte
and Confess D'Eu arrived here to-day
The eI. Emperor's meeting with his daugh
ter was of a painful character.
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somewhat Better OnMark,t

PIrrsBURS, December 3S-The oil
market opened with a somewhat frmer
feeling this morning at 1888. Pittsburg
took the market at 1884, and sold it
down to 1925, At this point the brokers
at Oil City bid the market up to
1O3s. All in all the trading at all points
has been some what better this morning
than for some time past. Oil City and
Bradford wire men at this point were Ii hit
buyers. The opening was 1893, the highest
1O3s, the lowest 1926, and the noon bid
WAs f03R
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IT is said that a great many Englishmen
are visihsg this country this season.
asked Jinks what they came for. He said
be supposed 'tO marry soft-pAted, million
aire women, to talk the fellows ont tf their
money, who want to be fooled, snd to lay
in 3 supply Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup"
"The greatest cure on earth for pain,
salvation on; take up the strain.
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Importan, Naval Changes

WAsHINGTOS, December 3O.-Resr Ad-
miral i. A. Kimberly has been detached
from command Of the Pacific station, Jan
uary 25tb, ard ordered to proceed home
and wait orders Commodore George
Brown has been detached from command
Of the Norfolk Navy Yard, on the 3lst
inst, and ordered 70 command the Pacific
station, January 25.h.
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Specia! Ts.ecram 10 ne RsGlser.
WASHINGTON, December 3O-Pensions
have been granted West Virgins appli-
cants ss follows: Original invalid-M.
Fleugal Of Whee,iog; Samuel II. Morris,
Of Glovers Gap. Iucrs sse-J. X. Haynes,
Of Youug's Mills Richard w. Pickett, Of
Palatiue; Harmon Trickett, Of Gladesvile
John +. Baird, Of wheeling; Benz amin f.
Msrtn, o. ShinnstoB; John \ Tnom5s, Of
Palaune; Thomas Rordan, OF RayenswoOd.
R-issue-Michael PILES, Of New Martins
VILE: John McCombs, Of Phney.
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Ebsriinr rand mrs. SIantwnI Released

Aoefllna ahu mrs. 4tahtNhi NNoAoaeSu'
CHICAGO, December 30.-Both Bruno
Eberling and Mr.. Mantwill were released
from the county sill this morning. They
we're held by the COrOner's jury for the
murder OF Max Mantwill The habeas
corpus proceedings for their release we're
heard this morning, but States Attorney
Longenecker concluded not TO oppose the
matter, and the man and woman were
allowed to depart from the Jail. They were
released in bonds Of 81, coo each, they
going their eWn aureties, but this was
done simply 10 hold them Sc witnesses.
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Canadian sealers Resume Operations.

Canadian Sealers Resume Operations.
YICTORIA, B. O, December 3O.-The
first sealing schooner to get away for the
yearly southern cruise was the Triumph,
which sailed Saturday with sn experienced
crew of seal hunters. The Triumph WAS
the schooner which was first boarded and
searched last year by the revenue cutter
Rush, and which brought news Of the
seizure of the famous Black Diamond. The
balaDca of the fleet will sail in few days
for the southern cruise. Far from being
discouraged by last seasons seizures, or by
the non-settlement Of the Behring Sea dis
pute, sealing men here are active. Several
new schOoners have been purchased in No
va Scotis, and are being brought around
Cape Horn 10 engage in the work Of catch
ing seals. More vessels will leave this
port for the Behring Sea the coming season
than ever before.
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Detsotivts to IntimIdate Miners,

ALTOONA, PA, December SO.-Three
car loads of PinkertOn detectives passed
through here this afternoon for Watson, a
mining town six miles from PuDxsutaw.
ney, Pa, where it is said trouble is feared
from the striking miners.
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The Work of Incendiariss.

optcIdI ItItlfu0l 70 Vt htVIsEtT'
ELLENBoRO, W. Va, December 30
Sanford Carroll's fine barn at Carlo wa'
burned Saturday night, also contents, cor
sistipg of hay, oats and valuable macbin'
cry. The fire was the work of incendia
ries, and people have decided opinion
about the origin. LOss $1,000; no insur'
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ARsllrnah story Danisd

Boston, December 30.-The story from
Denver, this morning, that the Presidency
of the Union Pacific Railway has beer
rendered to General Manager s. II II
Clark, of the Missouri Pacific, is pro
nouucsd absolute nonsense at the Uniar
Pacfc's office iu this city.
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OsmpbelI aud cerbstl Draw.

PORTLAND, ORE, December 3O.-A 10.
round glove contest, Queensbury rules, be-
tween James Corbeit and David Camp
bell, q local champion, came an last
night at tee Mechanics Pavilion, and was
witnessed by 1900 people. Honors we're
about evenly divided from the starr Ia
the eighth, ninth and tenth rounds hot
work ives done. The referee declared
the match draw.
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NEW I0gE December 50.-Accofdrg
10 the Cfici.l record nearly 800 policemen
are laid up with ibe gdpre. This number
includes Inspector Steers. A number OF
sergeanls aaj detectives aie also laid up,
while several captains are mentioned or
airk the list
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Tr,. Eneipe.r,' Grievances RIehted d,

NRw YORK, December SO.-The Griev-
aucs Committee of the Erie engineers had
two hourP conference with Mr.. Thomas
to-day, and everything was arranged TO
the entire satisfaction of the men. Af-
ter the meeting Mr.. Thomas said: IAN
troubles have been satisfactorily adi ustsd
between the company and the men,"
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Serious Charges sainst the New York Life
Company.

Serious Charges ,saiust the New York Life
Company.
BosroN. December 30.-Insurance Com
missioner Merrill has written an open let
Ter TO President W. II Beers, Of the New
York Life Insurance Company, one Of the
largest life insnrance companies in the
world, pointing out what he calls unlaT-
iul actions OF said Company The Com
missioner says that recently there come to
The notice Of his department a form Of pol
icy issued by this company called the
Ordinary life distributicn policy" " Care
ful examination Of this policy, he says,
shows IL 20 be uot only wholly Inconsistent
with the spi,it OF the statute. but contrary
20 be- language, while its provisions render
it unfair. misleading and ensnaring.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-31

MILWAUKEE, December S0.-The dis
solution Of the Western Passenger AssOci-
alton will be followed by war Of rates
The Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Company announced cut OF 8 90 in the
first Glass rate from S.. Paul to Chiesgo
aud q cut Of 20 cents in the rate in the
same class TO Milwaukee.
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Big Railroad Strike.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, December 3d.
The strike on the Evansville and Terre
Hsute and the Evansville and IndiaDap.
oils, both in the Msckey system, paraly zed
traffic or those roads to-day. The strike is
to secure the restoration of several dis.
charged conductors.
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Rllrrardr Enough In KAnsas.

CHICAGO, December 3O.-A dispatch
from Wichita, Kansas, says: An appeal for
aid comes from the people Of Sherman
county, in the western part Of the State.
The cold snaps which prevailed in this
section Saturday, seems 10 have developed
iuto blizzard out west and anywhere
from foot to three feet Of snow covers
the Ornnnd
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The Panal Cnn.l.torr.

ROME, December 3O-A Papsl Con
sistory was held to-day. The P0pe de-
liyered an alloCution in which be EN-
phasizsd his censure of the Government
Ecclesiastical trusts BILL aud condemned
the deposition Of the Blsbop OF Allamura,
Italy.
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ROTTEN TIES.

The c n o Road Arrsignsd for the White
sulphur Horror.
CHARLESTON. W. VA, December 80 -
Tweniy-six passengers on the G. & o.
train wrecked at White Sulphur Springs
Saturday, have signed paper stating
that IN their opinion, after examination,
the cause Of the wreck was rotten ties, q
defective rail and a too high rate OF speed.
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Rewards Out for the Lynchers

COLUMBIA, S. c., December 30.-In
view of the lypching of eight negroes st
Barnwell, on Saturday last, Governor
Richardson tonight issued proclamation
offering a reward Of 5000 for the spprehen-
sion and conviction of each and every ore
of the guilty parties concerned in the kill
ing of the negroes referred TO.
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FAILURES OF A YEAR.

Large Increase over the Record for
1888
NEW YORK, December 30-Brddstreet,
reports 11,7l9 failures in the United
States, for the year 1889, with disabilities
of $40, 359, 400, and assets $40, ,599, 769.
This is the largest number of failures and
greater liabilities than for any year in the
past five. The increase in the number OF
failures over 1888 is 1872; increase in
liabilities $40, III, ,OsS; increase in assets
S. 599. S5S
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Alexander Hamuton's Grandson

NEW YORK, December 30.-AlexAnder
Hamilton, grandson OF the fret Secretary
o. the Treasury, died this morning at his
home al Irvington, on the Hudson, in his
79th year. The immediate cause Of Mr..
Hamilton's death Was heart failure
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TATE'sDEFALCATION.

$3.50. 900 90 De Collected From Hil
hondstnen.
LOCIsruIs. XII December 80 The
Kentucky Legislature organized to-day
by the election Of the officials chosen
by the Democratic caucus SAtur-
day. Governor Bucknsr's message shows
toe deia.cation of Treasurer Tate to he
tl'4 'si Af'cr al credits by sale Of his
property are deducted accounts yet un-
eve s,.e % vail iortnsg reduce this 10 abou.
i's.',,,o' ana This amount is 10 be col
iteled from bis baD5.,s,
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National Non.Pa,t,,ap w. CrI

Nat'onHI Noh-FAItlsAn W. Z. i. .,
CLEVELAND, O., December 3O.-Tbe
Provisional Committee Of the Non-Partizin
women's Christian Temperance UoiOn has
Issued call for q meeting at Music Hall,
Cleveland, January 22d, for the purpose
organizing national association.