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ruE RAILROAD INVESTIGATORS.
Arrangements Made by The Senate Commit
raa On Intar-.rala nommarce.

Arrangements 1Iade by The senate Commit
tee ON Interstate Commerce.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-At meeting
of the Senate Committee on Interstate
Commerce to-day arrangements we're made
or pursuing the Investigation of Canadian
transportation mstters ordered by resolu-
non of the senate August 3, 1883.
DO Was determined TO meet in New York
City May l5. aud spend O week there ex-
amiuiug witnesses. This was decided up
ON ss the better met thod, inasmuch as many
ot hs railroads involved had their priuci-
offices at chat point, and much of the
necessary information can be secured there.
Tlc plans of the committee are not per-
tsctsd further than that, although it is
probable chat before the summer is over
..a committee VIII ind st desirable to 20
s a- wss. as Duluth, 40 least, if not over
O.. entire length of the Canadian Pacific
-..i
lls committee consists of Senators Cul-
on. pia-, Blair Wilson, Of Iowa, His
Geek Harris. German, Reagan and Bar
aoCr. N- Hiscock 10 also q member OF
.he special committee on the Pacific Rail
r'4ts. which hse arranged TO make a trip
OF ah.u .N weeks duration over the lines
o. ne Uu.oe and Central Pacific Railroads,
beginning April 9th.
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Elixir ofDates

Tsa combination of the active properties
of dates, figs and prunes, and other 'loP,l y OPP,
cal fruits. It's pleasant tss.e and oeneuclai
fleets have rendered it immensely P.op,ui-
lar. II cures habitual constipation maj il
,ss6o1 biIiousness, sick headache, piles
stc Sold in 50 cent bottles ny W. w.
Truin W F. Williams, John LaugnIln'
and O. R. Goetzs. J. T. Goodwin q 70
and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agens'
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DEATHS ON THE RAIL.
Two Accidents Near Martinsburg-Recap
ture of Prisoner.


special Telegram to the Register.
MARTINsBURG, March 19.-Last night
between eight and nine o'clock William
Albright, a fireman on engine No. 472 on
the Second Division of the B. & 0. rail
road, was killed near Little Cspon Bridge,
about fifty miles west of this city. 1t is
stated that fire was falling from the CRATE
bars, and in leaning over the side of his
engine his head was caught in the side of
the bridge, and he was instantly killed
The deceased rad been emplo5 ed on the
B. & 0. for some yesrs, and leaves a wife
and several small children.
James Callahan, resident of this
couutyf was struck by an esst bOnnd pas
seDger train ON the B. & o. Railroad at
Shenandoah junction this morning, and
instantly killed. He was enroute for
Roanoke, We, where he had secured
work.
Tanner Jackson, colored, who escaped
from Jail several days ago, WIS recaptured
by by Constable John W. Martin aud
placed within 6 more secure cell. He is
awaiting the April term OF court to answer
a charge of larceny.
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DoIngs Of Boats and Bostmen Along ho
Ohfu

Dolugs Of Boats and Boatmen Along ho
Ohio.
The Stockda'e passed down yesterday
morning at 6 o'clock.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated l3 feet and stationary
The Andes got a ny for Cincinnati at
7 o'clock last night with q good IMP, C1It
Charles Muhleman 10 commend and N. j..
Noll in the Office
The marks from above yesterday were.
Pittsburg. 9 feet inches and rising
MorganlowD, fee. 3 inches and rising
weather cloudy Rice's Landing. 2 ieet
and rising; weather cloudy. Browns
willie. feet inches ard ritingi weather
cloudy. Lock No. 4. 9 fet l1 inchm
and rising; weather reining Greensboro,
y feet and stationary; weather cloudy.
Parker, 7 fee, and falling, weather cloudy
and mild. Oil City, 3 feet q inches and
falling; weather cloudy.
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FOURTEEN MEN BURNED
Frightful Accident at a New Gas Well in


Friehtful Accident at a New Gas Well in
Indiana.
LAFAYETTE, IND, March 19.-The
Lafayette Natural Gas Company struck
another gusher at Kempton, Upton coun'
ty, yesterday. The drill had penetrated
Trenton Rock twelve feet when the pres
sure became very great, and the drill was
withdrawn. In some manner the gas was
ignited and instantly stream of fire
leaped forth.
In the little room around the derrick
were fourteen persons and every one was
more of less burned, four very badly
The most seriously injured are George
Stephenson, F. NJ. Price, John Sellers,
Robert Seelers, james Merritt, John Fry,
David Booher, Mack Garnett, William
Conner, Arthur Goodnight and J. Nj. Egoy.
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FoR1Y-rwo LIVES LOST.

Further Particulars of the Disaster to the
Spanish steamer Remus.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 19.-China mail
advices, per the City Of PekiDg, concern
ipe the loss of the Spanish steamer Remus
among the Philippine Islands January 30,
sav tha; forty-two lives were lost out OF
169 people on hoard.
The Remus Was engaged in the coastlng
trade. but at the time was taking out re-
liefs Of soldiers to the various stations on
the Philippine Islands, and struck a reef
near Point Bllirram, about two days voy-
age from Manills, sinking in thirty-h'e
fatbom OF water. The surviving ofhcers
and passengers were picked up by the gun
boat Argus
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a VILLAINS DEED.
a Fourteen. Year Old Girl Brutally A
saulted While Going Home.

4 Fourteen.Year- old Girl Brutally As.
saulted While Going Home.
GREAT HARRINGTON, MASS, March 10.
Last evening while Cora, the fourteen
year-old daughter Of Ffank Palmer, Of
Stockbride, was returning home from Sun
day school with her younger brother in a
carriege, an unknown man spraDg into
the wagon, dragged Cora 10 the ground
and feloniously assaulted her. The
brother defended his sister as well as he
could breaking lantern over the villain 3
he d, then he drove rapidly home and gave
the alarm. Officers and citizens are search
ing eagerly for the assailant. Mr.. Palmer
is one of the wealth,st and most promi-
neut citizens Of the place, and the affair
has caused intense excitement.
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THE COAL OPERATORS.
They VIII Present a Solid Front to the
Miners on the Scale Question.

They VIII Present Solid Front to the
Miners on the Scale Question.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 19.-The coal
operators continued their meeting at Terre
Haute until late hour last night. When
An adjournment was taken. They will
nresent solid front TO the miners on the
scale question and will demand a rednc
tiyn from last years scale, which expires
on May 1st. How much reductlon tney
will ssk they refuse to make public At pres,
emit as they expect to hold a conference
With the miners in the near future. AT
this conference no particular organization
~ miners will be recognized, but confer
ence with miners in general is courted.
The onerators are hopeful that scale can
he adjusted which will suit all parties.
The coming conference will probably be
held AT RraZil
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A scrap Of Paper saves Her LIE.

It wns ust an ordinary scrap of wrap
ming paper. butit saved her life. She was
in the last stages Of consumption, told BY
nbvsicians that she Was incurable and could
i've only a short time; she weighed less
than seventy pounds. On piece Of wrap
ming psper she read Of DR.. Kings New
discovery. and got a sample bottle; 1t
belped her she bought a large bottle, 1t
beln,d her more. bought another and grew
better fast, continued IFS use and is 10"
strong healthy, rosy, plump, weighing
lao pounds. For fuller PARTICULARS send
temp to W. II. Cole, Druggist, Fort
smith Trial Bottles Of this wonderful
Discovery Free at Logan q Co.'S Drugstore,
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Advice 20 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, il the prescription of
one OF the best female nurses and physc'ans
in The United States, and hea been used
for forty years with never falling su.a
nv millions of mothers for their chIlfr.n.
Daring the process Of teething iis value H
iucalcuable. II releayes The child from
pain, cures dysentery and diauhosi. eip.nt
in the bowels, ard wind cole by 70, iDt
health 70 the child il rest iiT mei'"i.
PRICE 25c "A bottle
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Tho Patrlotic League

PARIS, March 49, Senator Naquet aud
Deputies Laguerre ard Turquei, who ere
being prosecuted by the government for
their connection with the Patriotic
League, " ere arraignod before au eKamln-
ing magistrate to-day. They refused 90
answer the questions pat TO them and de-
clared that their prosecution was for O po-
Iiiical purpose.
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PrrrsBURG, March l9.-NO more men
are involved in the painters strike tnan
Yesterday. Only the three firms have 50
far presented the demand for a graded sys-
tenn Of work. It is said that there was
some misunderstanding between the mss
tsr nainters as TO the time when the de,
rna5ds are TO be made, bat that all Will
nIesent them by the first of next week.
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nniet AT Oklahoma

KANSAS CITY, March 19.-Specisi'
from Oklahoma City report everything
ouiet there this evening. The United
States troops are still driving out the
"boomers." The only foundation for TINS
afternoons sensational reports ss to con-
dict between tbs soldiers and invaders, Is
that Lieutenant Carson was knocked down
by q boomer yesterday, the offender being
at once arrested.
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We offer the following great bargains in
carpets for this week, March Il to March
%.
1000 yards all-wool extra sDperiine
carpets hest made, at 50 cents per yard,
reduced from IS cents
1000 yards allwool carpets at So cenls
per yard. worth 20 cents
10 900 yards very heavy wool filling car
nets at 4s cents, sells az 90 cents every
where.
3 600 yards tapestry Brussels at 81 cents
Der yard, worth 70 cents.
The above are the greatest bargains ever
offered at the beginning of the season for
new goods Call early to secure choice
stvIes STONE & THOMAS
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ErnIosIon at an ON Wen.

Special Ttleqr0m 10 he Register.
CADIz, O., March 19.-Yesterday while
while getting in readiness to torpedo the
Holiday oil we'll, tube containing sixteen
ouerts of nitro-qlyceriue was being lower
ed. aad when 45O feet below the surface the
wire broke and there Was terrific explo-
sion. The exact damage cannot yet be as
certained, but it is feared the well may be
ruined.
The country is flooded with oil men
and the prices of leases are rapidly advanc-
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n,a pIslnI. Rut 1t Was LOaded.

GRKENsBuRe, PA, March l9.-While
q little son of Joseph Shuler, Of Penn Sta
tion. was playing with an old hOrse pistol
last evening, it was suddenly discharged
the ball passing through his grsndimotn6g,T, 6,, :
bond and ipiuring her seriously. Ihe
,vsanon ,,,,,, was not known TO have been load
al and was given to the boy TO amuse tne
bsbv with bv shooting paper caps
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PILGRIMS AT ROME.
Their Honor.

Their Honor.
ROME, March l9.-The American Col
lege gave a grand dinner this evening in
honor of the leaders Of the American Pill
grims. Many prelates were present
Bishops Keane, the President Of The new
Catholic University, ct Washington spoke
in Epglish Latin and French. lIis re-
marks were much applauded. The Pope es
Vicar, Cardinal Paroccbi. delivered pow
erful Latin Grafton on behalf Of the Pope.
He expressed the Pope's admiration for
American Institutions, and spoke 90 the
deep interest taken by His Holiness in the
birth of the Washington University, which
he regards as one OF the chef glories Of his
pOntiicate.
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Government Fish Hatchery.

DAYTON, O., March 19.-John Gay Of
Washington, inspector of stations for the
IT 8 Fish Commission, and Cyrus V. o.
horn President of the Ohio Fish Commits
s;on left this evening for Sandusky, t
select there or on come one oil tnc Lske sh,'
Erie islands site for a Government, u nsll I'll
hatchery. The proposed hatchery Will be
for . 600 jars, which will be four times me-,
larger than any other fish hatchery IN the
,So1ld The scheme is colossal, contem-
platipg that Government will first supply
With fish eggs all the hatcheries OF the
states bordering on the great lakes
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Stockholders of the P. O. ~ St. L. r. 4

COLUMBUS, O., March l9.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Pitts
burg Cincinnati and st Louis Railway
Company was held in this city today
The annual report of the Board of Direc-
tors for the year ending December 81,
1888, was submitted and read, aho"ing
the following results on the main lire be-
tween Pittsburg snd Columbus: Gross
earnings s.. 3ss, ,5ls "a, decrease com
nared With 1887 Of Si19, $50 So. Net re-
sIt ssnIts for 1855 a profit OF $344, S3S. 81, a
decrease compared with 1887 of S47S,-
O96 AZ,
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r.,a1 r,nln.Ion Of Dynamite.

CUMBERLAND, MD, March l9.-ln
drilling out on unexploded blast Of dyna-
mite in No. , tunnel of the Cumberland
HYDRAULIC Cement Company, at noon to-
5ay an explosion took place whereby Joe
Uammersmith and Joe Wegman were
fatally, and Noah Long and Sol Moore
seriouslY injured.
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Larges. In tho world

WooNsocKET, r. ! March l9.-ihe
Woonaocket Rubber Company has puichas-
ed the entire Bufrums Island estate oi
twenty acres in this city, on which O. eject
the largest rubber boot and shoe factory in
the world, concentrating there the present
Wooneocket and Millville plants.
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Must Indiot Cider Manufacturers

DUBUQUE, IA, March l9.-In bis charge
=, the Grand Jury, yesterday, Judge Ney'
of The District Court, said it was the duty
Of the iurv to indict any and all persons
found making cider or otherwise violating Violating
the Iowa Prohibitory law and to presen.
any county officer or justice oi the peace
,ybo NAV have violated the law.
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wreck on a Canadian Railroad.

RIVER DE LOUIS, QUEBEC, March 10
The Halifax express on the Intercolonial
Railway came into collision to-day with a
snscial freight train near RimOuski Sta
ton Whitney, driver of the express, ana
Foley. his fireman; Murray, conductor oi
,ba snecial. and Foley, fireman OF the spe-
cial were killed. Two other train hanos
were W., Injured, but not fatally. None oil
.bo passengers were injured.
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.CHLOR0F0RM'S MAGIC.
A DARING AND SUCCESSFUL BURGLARY
MAR MURRAYSYILLR.
Seven Hundred Dollars and Valuable Property
Taken-Parkersbrg's Coming Factory.
Two Fatal Accidents Near Martins
burg-Premature Explosion.
DARING AND SUCCESSFUL BURGLARY
MAR MURRAYSYILLB.
special Telegram to the Repister

Special Telegram to the Register.
RAvENswooD. W VA, March 19.-
Sunday morning, just before daylight,
daring burglars nOiselessly entered the
farm house of Jacob Howell, about half a
mile below Murrayville, small station on
the Ohio River railroad, just above Ravens
wood, snd after chlOroforming the whole
family, proceeded to satisfy their appetites
on the contents Of the culinary department.
Then they rausacked the house, and find
ing 500 in money and a gold watch val
ued at 5000, quietly departed. The burg
lars left no clue.
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c,.-,,a. AcaInst a FindIag Odic'al.

FwDLAY, O., March 19.-It has been
discovered that one of the gas trustees OF
the citv Is actually in the employ Of the
Standard Sta oil Company, and has betrayed
bec;t's inters to the officers OF tnst com
Donv rsT The matter is being Investigated
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BERLIN, March ia Government de-
tectiye named Wichman has been sen-
terc5d to two years imprisonment %, AL
tOona, for falsely accusing two men of
being anarchists.
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is admirable in a warrior, but sfon'nh7lo
in dentifrice. This destructive c'm'o-
nent many tooth powders and pts,es con
tain. Use for the teeth SOIODON ollt,
popular for over thiriy years, ana = lil.l
Of delightful fragrance whicn pu'iue' VIC
breath.
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Boston, March - Wool -Marke' hnn.
with very little chaugeiOhio y 323i}a AA
and above 3l83je, Fo. ] and xix 26fj7,
Michigan y Bic; California, Texas and
Territory wools neafly ont pulled woods
easier: foreiRn Wnols o. Ie-.
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EMMONs BLAINE IN BALTIMoRE

The Young Man Enters the Service OF the
west Virginia Central Railroad.
BALTIMORE, March 19 -EmmOna Blaine
enters the service of the West Virginia
Central tomorrow as assistant to the Pres
ident, and it will be his duty to look after
the roads traffic arrangements.
President Davis confirms the recent dis
patch that President Harrison will occupp
cottage at Deer Park this summer
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wuKEsBARRr, PA, March 19--The.e
are forty cases of typhoid fever in the VII
lace of Luzsnne Borough. Physicians say
's . second Plymouth epidemic is threatened
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4 FIGHT WITH BOOMERS.
Two of Them Badly Beaten While Resist
Ing Troops In oklahoma

Two oil InfHl OhuAy DNeN~
Ing Troops in oklahoma
OKLAHOMA, IND. TY., March IA
SQUAD of boomers on the Crutchee, east oI
hear resisted Lieutenant Carson and the
troops yesterday in their attempt to remove
them.
Pistol shots we're fired and clubs were
nsed No one was seriously injured,
though Arnold and Adams, both boomers'
were were severely beaten on the head with re-
volvers William Adams made his escape;
The others were bound with ropes and
Brought here, where they are helu unuei
upier Tienteuant Carson received several
slight wounds, though none OF them are
considered dangerous. This young oihcer
is performing efficient service ana Is snow, wv;
;ng % much discretion in performance OF his
61tv He is the son of Major John hl.
Carson. tae newspaper correspondent at
Washington.
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They Perlshed In the Flames.

BA1Dw1NsvmLE, MASS, March IA
house situated near Days Mills, about a
mile from this village, owned by ). NJ
Perley. was burned about 4 O'Clock TINS
afternoon. Mrs. Russell, aged 79, and
Two daughters of = neighbor named True
hart arsd ) and 10, persisted in the flames
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n-ea. narnet RarraIns.

Jack Glasscock left last evening (
lianapOlis
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TIFFrv, O., March 1e.-Tne Iiinn
Street Railway was sold to-day 70 EA7'e'n
nsrties for $25,0 900.
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Further Examination Of the Yorktown.

Further Examination of the Yorktown.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-The contrac-
tors for the gunboat Yorktown having re-
ported her completed, Secretary Tracy
bss ordered the Boa-d of which COmmo-
dore Ftzhugh is President to reassemble
at Crmp's ship ysri tomorrow, for the
purpose of making such further examiua-
tions as may De necessary, and 70 report
whether or not the unfinished work has
been completed, aud whether the hull aud
fittings and the machinery, boilers and ap-
. pgrienance5 have been completed in strict
conformity with the contract The board
will also repor. whether she is sufficiently
strong 90 carry the armament, coal, stores
and machinery indicated on the plans and
in the specifications This board is the
same one which conducted the recent
official trial of the vessel
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BASE BALL.

The wheeling Association Meets . her
News.
A meeting of the Wheeling Base Ball
Assooiation was held last evening bat only
routine matters were disposed Of. Every
thing was reported in fine shape for the
opeping of the season. The grounds are
being put in good order, and II ia expected
the work will be completed next week.
Secretary Eoglish wired for Manager sui
liyan yesterday TO come on at once, and 1t
is probable he will be here today.
Jack Glasscock left last evening for In
dianaDolig
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-, Noseh Mll,e,s ItalI an "a Arrested.

Rsd.Nosed Mikes italian Pal Arresteu'
KEsBARRE, PA, March l9.-Private
information reached here this afternoon
tbot Guisseppe RevevinO, accomplice OF
ID ID Nossd Mike in the murder Of Pay
aatsr - Mcclure and Stablemsu Flanagan,
~ et last been arrested in Italy, and will
Ia 10 b-o1oht - here with VincenzO Vlllelo,
who was arrested month ago. CouISel i ,a
for Red. Nosed Mike have dete[inlueI "
an,eal to the Supreme Court for new new
ri tlisl for their client and have already nleu
their writ of error. The case is to come up
800 80, the Supreme Court in April.
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How Postmaster nm OF rers. cot 81. 900

The telegram Of the dpwlns OF ihe Lou
isiaps State Lottery announce ihat ha1-
or Tex. had fallen heir to q portion OF zoe
1000 900 prize. The lucky holder Of part
of the ticke, was POstmasteLJohn J.. hnl,
a dessrying msn. Although siaunch
Democrat This father having bean killed
while serving in the Confederate army b
Mr. Hill has the unanimous enforcement
Of the citiz-nsof Manor for re-appoint
ment. With part Of the money he drew
last month he mas bought farm OF iu
acres for s., OO.-AUth Tex. S'qiomn,
Jan. II.
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wooNsOcKET. R. L, March ls.-The
WoOnsocket Rubber Company has pur-
chased the entire Buffman's Island estate
of twenty acres, in this city, on which to
erect the largest rubber boot and shoe
factory in the world, concentrating there
the present Woonsocket and MilVaie
plants. The city guarantees partial ex-
emption from taxation for fifteen years
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POLIrICAL ACrIvITY.
shall It be Deemed a Sufficient Cause for
Removal

shall it be Deemed a Sufficient Cause for
Removal
WASHINGTON, March 19.-One Of the
matters considered at the Cabinet meeting
to-day. was the case OF an Illinois post
mss.er. whose removal was asked by one
of the Illinois Coug5essmen because Of the
pastmaster's political activity. II was ad-
mi.ted by the Congressman that the office
VAS we'll managed and the matter was
c,ued to- the attention Of the Cab
inet for the reason that action
aiken in the case might constitute pre-
cedsnt hereafter. Postmaster General
Wanamaker said tonight that be did not
.eal at liberty to talk about what took
place $40 The Cabi ct meeting. There Is
reason Co believe, however, thas the result
of the meeting was adverse TO the wishes
of the Illinois Congressman, but 1t Is rot
krown whether OF 10. sny fixed line OF
action In cases of this kind was determined
uDou.
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It sells like hot cakes-Salvation Oh, tne
greatest cure on earth for pain. Pr.ce 2oc'
mo cure, no pay" is the motto OF the
peoples remedy, Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrop'
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O,Iv 4 shilling is the price of DR.. Balls
Conob Syrup. The psOple are happy.
Won will not get "left" ifyOu buy bottle
Of salvation Oil for your rheumatism. 25c.
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WASHINGTON, March 19.-Mrs. Harri-
son is suffering from q severe cold, and
was not al owed to see any visitors to-day.