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7HB INDIAN TROUBLE.
The Rumors Concerning the
Threatened Uprising.
SETTLERS BADLY FRIGHTENED
Aud Fleeing tho Countrywide Ghost
Dance Continues and the nlcs.
siah stu Expccted..Troops
In Readiness.

VALENTINE, N. D., Nov. 2O.-Two mer
came in from Rushville yesterday, ant
say the anti.Measiah hali.breeds and tlt
ghost dancers had n row at the agenc,
yesterday, in which GO men had beer
killed. This Ia thought to be the worst
sort OF exaggeation, as it Is claimed by
others there was D row, but no one was
killed. This town now holds 200 reiu
gees from the Indian country. Every
freight train that stops at side tracks
west OF here is besieged by people de.
mandiug to be taken East. Agen,
Boyer, who has charge OF the Pine Ridge
agency, appeared at Rushville Monday
night with Thunder Bear and American
Horse. Both OF these prominent In.
dians had been doing their best to quiet
the Iudians, and at one time knives
were drawn on them by the iniuriated
reda. Agent Boyer brought in his vile
and children, saying he did not think 1t
sale tor them. 1t was said, however,
tha. the truders at the agency had not
left, and they think their families are in
no great danger.
Troops from east and west have
pushed on to Nashville. About 500 men
have reached that point. The troops are
within about forty miles OF Rosebud
agency, where two whites are leading
the Sioux in ghost dance.
UGLY EuNoEs.
ACheyenne dispatch says: Word has
been received here that Frank Gruard,
the Government scout, has reached
Buffalo, Wyo., with information that
parties Of Sioux indians are travelling
up the Powder river valley towards the
Big Horn region, and depredationa are
feared. The Indians, if not headed oil,
will cross the Big Horn Valley and Join
100 Shoshones and Arapahoes.
These indians have gone through one
Messiah crazs and it is doubtful il they
can be stirred up by their visitors. The
troops in the region are, three companies
at Fort Mckinley. near Buffalo, and
several companies OF cavalry at Fort
Waahaki on the Shoshone reservation.
1t is not known whether the troops at
Russell Fort will 20 to Pine Ridge, or to
the scene Of this last raid.
A special from Standing Rock agency,
N. D., says that troops have been or.
dered to the reservation and the general
effect has been bad. Several hundred OF
the braves have disappeared, and it is
general impression that they are running
away from what they regard as IN i'm.
pending calamity.
The aged warriors and women are
frightened over the outlook and pro.
fess the warmest friendship fo- the pale.
face.
The agent here has Just returned from
Sitting Bulls camp on Grand river, and
reports that the dances arc still going on,
but Sitting Bulls influence has weak
ened greatly in the last weak, and he
has no more than hundred or 80 fol-
lowers. He received Agent McLaush-
lin cordially, but the bucks ecowled On
him. He had long talk with Sitting
Bull, and is satisfied the old Chiefs
faith in the coming OF the Messiah is on
the decline, and unless something un-
foreseen occurs there is no probability
OF trouble this winter and possibly none
next epring.
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New York, Nov. oO.-A statement
that the Rockefeller interests and their
associates generally, known as the Stand.
ard Oil party, had increased their hold.
ings OF Northern Pacific preferred by
l00, 900 shares, has caused much discus.
sion in regard to Wizards interes. in the
property. President Oakes stated posi-
lively that there was no truth in the re-
port, but Willard would retire or be
forced out OF the company. t
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CoandencOin parutlI,

DUBLIN, Nov. 2Q.-The statement is
rade in Nationalist circles here that Mr..
Parnell will resign his seat in Parliament
at the end Of tho session and will offer
himself for reelection. At the great
Nationalist meeting held to-day in Leis.
ter Hall, Mr.. kenney, M P, read tele.
gram from the Irish delegates now in
America in which they expressed their
staunch adherence to Mr.. Parnell,,s a
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PlTrsBuRdH, Pa, Nov. oO-The Inter.
national Law and Order League met
here in annual session in the chapel Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
building. Nineteen delegates were
from various parts Of the United States
Canada. The morning session was TAX.
en- UP with the annual address OF Pfesi-
dent Charles Bonny, Of Chicago, and
addresses by Major E. L. Bond, of Mon.
treal, and Rev. Dayid NIcAlli2ter, OF
Pittsburgh, on the work OF the league in
Canada and Pittsburgh.
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Pension swlna..rs Sentenced.

sr. LOUIS, Now2O.-Alfred Dougherty
was to-day sentenced to four years in the
penitentiary for attempting TO obtain a
pension from the Government under
FRAUDULENT claims. The penalty Of his
wife, Marian Dougherty, who swore to a
talse affidavit, was fixed AZ $1,000 fine
and costs, which, since she is unable to
pay the fine, amounts to thirty days in
iniI - - ----- - =.
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New YoRK, Nov. 2O--A representa-.
tive crowd attended the eale Of horses
owned by ex.Congressman Scott,
OF Erie, Pa, this forenoon, in this city.
The bidding was Of the liveliest charac-
ter, and al the prices were good. The
star OF the sale YVES Bulero, the crack
two.year-old OF the season, by imported
Bayon dor OF All Hands Around. AT.
ter lively bidding, the colt was finally
Knocked down to Philip D. Wyer for
Sa5, 900. Banquet, the full brother Of
Tea Tray, was knocked down to Michael
D. Wyer for $1,000.
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PECULIAR DAMAGE SUIT,
Democrnt!c Girl Gsts Damages from
DeDub.icnn Iornr

A Democratic Girl Gets Damages from .
Republican Lover.
LIMA, o., Nov. 20.-A peculiar breach
OF promise case has just been decided in
the Circuit Court here by verdict 70,
the plaintiff Of $1,000. The case origin.
ated at Paulding two years ago. Just
after the Presidential campaign Miss
Mary Shull was engaged 10 marry q
prominent young man named Adelbert
Leham, who was an ardent Republican
He was helping his party raise pole in
the town, which was witnessed by Miss
Shull who wss ntrong Democrat. Dur.
ing tho pole-raising she "hurrahed for
Cleveland" several times. This 80 en-.
ragged Leham that he refused to marry
the girl. Sho brought quit against him
and after several trials OF tho case it 70.
suited as above stated.
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Excitement ut Pine Ri,lrc.

CHICAGO, gov. 2a.--A telegram from
Nashville informs General Miles that
the troops under General Brook reached
Pine Ridge Agency at 7,this morning,
The Indians are coming in large mum.
bers from Rosebud. There is much ex.
element, and the ghost dancing contin.
ues. There ia no truth in the repor,
that sixty Sioux Indians were killed
yesterday in factional fight. b
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The Bennett-aIoulton Company sang
"Boccaccio", at the Opera House last
night to another largo audience. 1t is
one OF tho Company's prettiest operas,
and was rendered as we'll as anything
they have yet given. The CHORUS again
showed to coed advantage, and the prin.
cipals we're adequate 10 their roles. The
audience showed as hearty appreciation
40 usual. Tonight "The Grand Dutch
ess" Is on the bill. 1t has not been
seen here often OF late, and doubtless the
house will again be packed. The week
bids fair to be the banner one OF tho sea.
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JEWELLERS ANNUAL BANQUET.
Cleveland Says Some Good Things 10 Re
ponso to n Tonst, aaiIF

Cleveland Says Some Good Things 10 Re.
ponso to n Tonst.
NEw YORK, Nov. 2O.-Tho jewellers
annual banquet was spread at Delmon-
ico's tonight, and e1.President Cleve
land was one OF the guests. He respond
eato Our Country,H and in part he
said: "This is our country, because the
people have established it, because they
rule it, because they have developed it,
because they have fought for it, and be
cause they love it. And still each gen
Grafton Of Americans hold it only in
trust for those who shall come after
them, and they are charged for tho OBJ
legation 10 transmit it as strong and
sound as it came to their hands"
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Troops In Readiness,

OMAHA, NEa Nov. ?O.-Au order hlu
been received at Fort Omaha to haye
tho four remaining companies OF the
Second Infantry ready to go to the from.
Mt moments notice. Tho companies
Immediately began to pack up dinsIde
OF two hours everything necessary in q
winter campaign was ready to be placed
on board tho cars. These companies
SO lar, pt least, as the commanders are
concerned, comprise aomo OF the oldesi
Indisu lghters in this section of the
country, S5i. :. N
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PnlLAprLrHIA, Nov. o0.-There has
been no change in Miss Murlowe's con,
dition for the past SO hours. The sHcl.
ling Of the glands in her neck has not
increaaed, but neither hasit diminished.
That she has not grown worse is consid-
cred by her physlcians this morning ma
q favorable sign aud they think that an
operation may possibly be avoided.
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Beaten by Burglars.

On ClTr, Pa, Nov. eO.-Burglars en-.
tered tbs house Of Jonn Anderson yes
terday, and, disappointed at finding but
$50 instead Of large gum as they ex.
pected, bound him, his wife and step.
daughter. He was then brutally kicked
and the women beaten into insensibility.
The burglars then escaped.
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WIN Learn Koch's Rem cdy.

BALTIMORE, MD., Nov. 20.-Dr. Alex
ander @. Abbott, Assistant Professor Of
bactsrio,osy agd Hygiene at Johns
Hopkins hospital, sailed yesterday to
study under Professor Koch. He will
remain i'll Berlin for year, then report
TO the hospital. pr. Abbott is an old
pupil Of DR.. Koch, haying studied under
bin for several years.
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BIirnlo nlll'a Indians,

Fremont. NEn, Nov. eo.-Forty.iye
IndianH, members OF Buffalo Bills Wild
West shoE, passed through here yesler.
day on their way to the Pine Ridge
agency. The leaders said they had
heard about the new Messiah from their
friends before leaving Europe. Indians
ven. crazy on religion just as white
people did, thoy said, but they hoped
there would be no trouble. One Of the
chiefs said they would do all they could
among the Indians at Pine Ridge tore.
store quiet, and they believed the Older
heads were opposed to sny oatbreBk.
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O1TAwA, 0ST, Nov. oo.-The Chief Of
Police received another communication
from Warrington to-day. 1t Is dated
November IS, and says:
There WAS a very great mistake made
in the hanging OF Mr.. Birchall. 1t is
false that he murdered AIr. Benwell."
The letter is signed, "a Friend OF
Bircball."
The handwriting is good and is differ
ent from the letter received by the
chief on the day OF execution from the
same city, -
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Notwithstanding the opposition Bish.
ops commedians had very large and
appreciative audience at the Gran d last
night "Mupgs' Landing" b as improved
wonderfully since last seen here. The
play itself has been rewritten, and the
specialties by the different members oil
the company are almoot entirely new.
Those that deserve special mention are
Jeppe and Fannie Delano. R. II. Geiger,
A. E. Benton aud Leigh Mcdowell,
The company are limited to stay three
days, with ladies' matinee on Saturday
at . p. M, and all ought to 90 il they
want to laugh. Prices as usual.
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WlLKEsnAnRn, Pa, Nov. Ca block
of nine houses, including Harney's ho.
tel on Broad street, in Nanticoke, we're
destroyed by firo this morning. Many
OF the families are rendered homeless
The loss on buildings will reach $4,000;
On furAiture $500; partially insured.
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BUFFALO BILLS REPORT,
He Says There Was n battle Mt Plno Ridge
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
CHICAGO, Nov. Colon. William r
Cody, Buffalo Bill" at 0 this evening
told representative OF the Associated
Press that Gen. Miles had just received
word that the troops under Gen. Brook
had fight with the Indians this after
noon between Rushville and Pine
Ridge. The extent OF the casulties aDd
result OF the engagement has not yet
been learned.
Buffalo Bill expressed confidence thai
Gen. Mills would, if let alone by the
Government, "se!tle the trouble expedi
ously.'
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Slnninhllln NGua

pnlLAnELpnIA, Pa, Nov. 20.-Arrived;
British Princess, from Liverpool,
BALTIMORE, Nov. e0.-Arriyed, Mary.
land, from London.
NEw YoRH. Nov. 2O.-Arriyed, Fulda
and Lain, from Bremen. lIT
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 20.--Arrived,
Saale, from New York.
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Legal NOTICES,


A L RULES HELD IN TIE CLERKS
IL ollee oil the Circuit Court OF Ohio County
on aonday, the 3D. day OF November, A. D. Is.3,
The Keystone Bank,
oil Pittsburgh, ~,
against N inc circuit Court
lF LSse5iel Bank Of q 0h!9 oiInniy 7" West
. tae, 0h'o Valley and 'HRiulA III cudncery.
Jefferson Iron Works. 7s
The object OF this suit is 10 have no,c NJ 7.
;, Lageiielt, dated the 10th day OF Jnly, A. u.
lsyJ, ior tho tunl OF seven thousand dollars, nav
able Three months Hfter the dntc thereof IN iRo
R.SSsGv Ksys.sMe II hsnk q r!souIsh paid on Of he
said !. y. i.ascrleit in Jefferson Iron u orls. n
Geftiiicaie ior which Is now In the possession OF
Bank oil the Ohis Valley, as collateral s, cuiitv
iof me hayment 9i a certain note made and
pss duo nsd e nnad Ia ria and which y
riinDnrrh, claims the tight only 10 apply 10 liz
said mthe balaucc OF ,hc proceeds 6f sale az
Sai1 stoct atler payment OF tic 30 OF the saiu
!. Z. LaHeIic,t held by BANK Of the Ohio Valley,
anu Chains inc right llncee a gafnishee PROCESS
duly made upon said Bank OF the Uhia Valley in
Tue ABOVE entitled suit us having In liz nos.
felt. - = $50 . " . : : '1'as's>
And snlaavlt having been made that g
iageIiat i'n non resident OF this stat. it is or
de!cd that the said /. +. Lagertelt do spnear
within one month n!ier the iirst publication of
ms order at the Clerks Office IL the Circuit
Court oil Ohio COUNTY. West Virginia, aud 40
%hit is necessary TO protect hII interest in the
above entitled suit. II Is further ordered that
this osde. be published once n week for iOnr
successive weeks in the "hcelins Daily lut.lII.
genoeE. n newspaper published In said county Of
ohio, aud be posci ut tae front door Of ihr
Court House OF saif Ohio county nt least twenty
days before hny decree is teHdcied therein,
witness. Iohu W. Mitchell. Clerk OF the CIR.
cult Cont of Ohio county. At the Court Solsp III
said county, lls3d day OF N"yc,nbcr, 4. d. i'm
-, lOdl ". MlICAEil, Clcrt
torneys for con plainant noit.v
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lsDIASApoLls, IsD Nov. 2O.-The
Central Confectionera' Association, made
up Of delegates from Indiana, Illinois,
Iowa, Michigan and Wisconsin, met
here yesterday and agreed upon scale
OF prices ios the coming year. There
will be slight rise in prices. y
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DR. MULYNS'S CASE.
It Is Said that the Popp Will Reop on 1t in n
= Short Time. 81

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-The Rev. DR.. Nc
Glynn is aoon to be reinstated as priest
in the Church OF Rome. This is learned
upon good eccleeiastical authority. Rish.
op Moore, Of St. Augustine, Fla, has
been working in Or. McGlynn's behal!
ineessantly. His eiioits have at last
been SO farsuccessful that Dr.. McGlynn's
case will soon be 1eopened at Rome.
Whether he repudiates the George doc.
trines in so many words and openly or
not, his reinstatement in the church will
bo equivalent to recanta,ion Of those
doctrines, inaamuch as they haYe heeH
declared hareticai by the church since
McGlynn's excommunication,
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/, Acquitted OF Murder.

susouEnASNA, Pa, Nov. 2o,-At the
Criminal Court in Montrose, last night,
George Mattey, Of Forest City, who
murdered Peter Burbeek for alleged
criminal intimacy with his wife. was ac.
quilted on the ground OF self.deiense,
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Augusta, Mr., Nov. 2O.-A warm con.
test for the Republican nomination for
Representative in Congress in the Third
(Blaine's old district) in 1892 hiss been
precipitated by one Of the candidates
sending out letters asking for support.
Hon. J. II. Mauley is a candidate Hon.
j. A. Manchester Haynes, OF Augusta, Is
a candidate; Hon. P. .WiswelI; %Hon.
Seth L. Alilliken, the present incumbent,
Governor Bprleish, Hon. ]. 5. Wilton
and l.. I. Carlton are also candidates,
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SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
Potit Found Guilty of Murder md Cries
Like Child.


Like n Child.
CRAwvoRDsvILLE, IND, Nov. 20.-The
jury in the Pitt case returned at
o'clock this morning and announced a
verdict Of guilty and fixed his punish.
ment at imprisonment ior lie. Petit
broke down and cried like child and q
scene Of great confusion followed. A
great number Of persons ascribe the yer.
dict directly to the closing argument OF
a. B. Anderson, and some OF the jury
admit that it settled their opinion. "A
motion for q new trial was made at once
and three weeks asked to argue it. Tho
brother and sister OF Mrs. Petit stood at
the door and thanked the jury as they
passed out. 1t required about two bal
lots to settle the question in the jury
room, 90 r. Z .Et5f la..
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Tho crul.er Contor,l's Record,

NEw YoRs, Nov. 2O.-The trial of the
new cruiser Concord ended at 1850
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The vessel
made as high assventeenknots an hour;
squirting at one time it was estimated to
make eighteen knots, and maintaining
an average for the trial OF seventeen
knots an hour. This she did against a
strong tidal current.
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DUBLIN, Nov. 2O.-In the convention
OF Nstionalists Of County Galway to. day,
30 priests being present, Sir Thomas
Eimonde NJ. P, for Dublin county,
south, said that the Irish would be the
greatest fools ii they changed their
leader. Commoners Sheehy, Nolan and
other speakers endorsed this statement,
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Alexander Dumas's latest sensational
auecess, "9he Clemenceau Case" which
has set New York, Boston, Brooklyn and
Baltimore by the ears, will be given
here next Tuesday, at the Opera House,
for one night only. Manager n. A..
Brady has secured the New York Stand
ard Theatre production from the adap.
tor, Mr.. Fleron, and in ehort' time will
send out three companies. Miss Laura
Biggar, very handsome young actress,
plays the page and model la, and the
company Is much praised by the press
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Short In Ills Accounts.

BosroS, Mass, Nov. 20. : Lyman
Bishop, agent OF the Boston and Maine
railroad at West Lynn, failed to appear
at his pest OF duty, and has not been
seen since October 6. 1t is charged tha,
he is short in his accounts to the amount
of 50 SEQ. r.F
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surged SO madly tha. TO open tho doors
would be 10 admit such n mass as would
be entirely unmanageable. Word was
sent TO tho nearest police station and tho
reserves were ordered out with Capt.
Mccullough at their head. After n good
deal Of troublo tho crowd was got into
single file which extended around from
the bank stores and clear down 10 Eliza.
hnIh nj snnf -
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lyClTING SCENES
About tho Doors Of tho Citizens Savings
4 Hank In Now York.

& Hank In Now York.
NSw YoRK, Nov. 20.-The run begun
on tho Citizens Savings Bank was con
tinucd this morning. As early as 9
o'clock there were from $500 to LEGO
excited Poles gathered in the vicinity.
In TACT a number Of the unfortunate
people who have fears that they have
lost all their hard earnings paraded up
and down tho neighborhood all night.
The President said to reporter, I'VE
made about n thousand dollars in inter.
est money lost yesterday by frightened
depositors. h In all we paid out over
Sli3,O00 and took in about SIC, ,o0o. The
run will probably continue to-day and
tomorrow, but We expect all the money
back next week" ;"
When the bank officials were ready to
begin their days work the crowds gath;
cred about the doors and pushed and
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ported dead. They were all In critical
condition before they received tho in.


BERLls, Nov. 2o.-The yOlksLlda, tho
Socialist organ, in an article on the stu.
alton OF German miners, says 1t Is
opposed 10 tho Inauguration Of strikes
BY, the men employed In the mining
industry In the Rhine and West Phalian
provinces. Should the miners there 20
on strike now, the paper says, the
result would be disastrous to them.
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.ANotcd Man pcnd. {

BATH, Me Nov. oo.-J. E, Randall
who accompanied Commodore Perry
when he opened up commercial rela
tions with Japan, having charge Of the
detachment left at the Loo Choo islands
died Yesterday. ... ,.l
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MARY A. WOODBRIDGE, Sccretar,
West virginln Pensions.

Special Dispatch to The In,e!igeacr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 2O.-Wes
Virginia pesions: O,i9inal--Tsaac Ho
velter, Mason; minors of John Miller
Wheeling. Increase-Mahon McLane
Philoh; VIM. c. Dougher.y. Forksbure
VIM. N. Pruden, Ravenswood; Abram
Hingery, Hurricane; VIM. II. Haf.
lord, Sinclair; BENZ. L. Watson, Van
Camp. Reissue-Geotge Mcdonald,
Point Pleasant. Reissue and iucrease-
James Pullins, Point Pleasant; John ].
Neill, Littleton,
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4 SIGNIFICANT MESSAGE

Sent by the ". q. T. u. to the G0n.Parti.
snn W. c. I. U. Concerning the Name.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. eO.-NIiss Willard
to-day. sent the following telegram to
tho convention in session Mt the North
avenue NJ. L. church, Allegheny City:
41. E.J. PhiHncy:
Believing that it is legally and morally
wrong for any body to take the name Of
the National Woman's Christian Tenn.
psrance Union, with the prefix mon.
partisan," We ssk You, IS Christian sis.
ters, to discontinue the use OF the name.
[Signed] FRANCES WILLARD,
President.
MARY A. WOODBRIDGE, Secretary.
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Special Dispatch TO us ia,clliqeHca.
PARkERsBuRa, W. Va, Nov. 2O.-Capt.
Frank J. Stribling, one OF the Oldest and
best known residents OF this city died
this afternoon. He was formerly Balli.
more 4 Ohio ssent at this place aud was
prominent Mason. Funeral Sunday.
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Marks, tho THIEF. Cnptnr.d

UTlcA, N. Y, Nov. eO.-Nroses s.
Marks, the Rochester bank thief, was
captured in house OF illfamei in this
city tonight by detective Cleveland, Of
the City Police force. All the money
except $3.50 was recovered.