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COUNTY MATTERS,

a setsIon of tho Board of commissioners
Yesterday. ~, z. G
Tho Board Of County Commissioners
held it's regular auditing session yester.
day, preparatory to tho monthly meet
ing next Monday. In addition TO the
usual routine, the following business
wns transacted: Justices Of the Peace
elect D. S. Thornburg, Of Triaiclphia
district, B. W. Roberts, of Webster, r.
II Gillespie, OF Clay, Joseph a. Arkle,
Of Ritchie, and Alonzo St. Myers, Con.
stable eleet, in Madison, presented their
bonds and they were approved.
Mr.. James Mckinley was appointed
clerk OF the work on the new 'iail con-
struction, to inspect the material, etc. 2
The contract for making the altcra-
tions in Clerk Hooks office to give him
more room, was let to Giesey Bros. at
their bid OF S2G4 il the counter is ex.
tended, and $24C il it Ia not, 81 i355'5
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IS HB CHARLIE ROSS?
Strong Probabilities That the
Boy is Found at Last.
PECULIAR CIRCUMSTANCES
Which Surround the Casc...The New
York Police Investigating.
Tho Boy Is In Jail in Isos.
IF ton on a False Charge.

NEW York, Nov. 2G.-The World to-
day publishes the following:
n ia ,n,r. ,hor rrohabIo ,bot Chor,;c
D. w t'.! ~ tsIs, w , ",
Noss' .ne iops los. h,unappea son oi
christian Ross, oi Philadelphia, has at
lust been found.
The de,ec,iva hrraop ot tbo Nav yorL
~ :. 80 ~ ~
po'ice neauquaiteiS seem IeasonaDiy
convinced that they have discovered the
boy. Charles A, Grant, Chief Clerk Of
tbe pollce Commissioners of Nou, yorL
,u;..sm.s m ~. A,-,.. oo y w" : y, -
ullisen'iy WORKED tne clew Gown 70 this
point, where Inspector Byrnes was con.
suited, and the great Vidocq OF the New
yo,t nn,;ce onno,ent,v ,b;nk. 1, ro,,,,
ari;vc hTd etI;ort Apo '' - '''r y "oisn '
Abont ~ three montha oyo Mr. CYAN, 70.
ceivsd informn,ion rom I M i;yo,r ~ s,a,ia
kccner that ha knew n woman wbo % h,I
told him That she tnew wharo Cbariia m
Ross was IN he fnund and tha, hs was
aivs % ana and had U Al hssn hronaht nm i hu w rsIa sas
iives oi ono nj his abducso,s Mr G,ont
investicaied ihe story nnd foundtha bnv
rafsrrsi ~ Hs woa /; Vino w;,h a tau,, ~,
;Iv nam.J Mcrb,;sty ot'iSoi p,.t ," nma
nne ~ G,a,t ;nn,o,;a,ad hemsalf u ;n,o
,hs cont;Jerca af n cSrm oi 'iha NV tc
who hv odro;, on.s,;on;nn nrom nv -, al III, -,
Mr. i;ran, laarf,ed ,h;ngs whirt, con. -!
vinccd him hn w,a on tSo r;"ht .,,ol. N
Tho hov edm;,,eI to bis scbnT m y, ,ha
MrCb ris,aia wsro mt h;z na,nn.s ~ ..S ,n
docIara1 hat % hs Was @ cha,,%iaN @ % pass "ua M..
DESCRIBED almost Accurately What was
known of the shdncsion' ohom, L.;nn ao
,otsn awoy in n csrria,o ana l,a;na ,s ,-as
ON a bost ior many ,invs When 3 sst Inps al
wbv he did not 90 bsck tn pbiIa,,eInbia
IN T;a narsn,s he rsnIiod mniu fa.ha.
ia dnad md nv mothar ;s in .1ho 1 l,,nat;n @
aavlmm ~. - - - '"' 'uiat't '''HN
The Inv was known hv b;s co,nnor
ions as Cborlie McGhristy ii ia as IL f fa;r
faced and has iisht ha;, w;,h " cnris @
rIrs,arinn o,onnd b;s iorabaod 10 hao
Tan ohapod d t.a,n,aa n,' auJ ,U.Sie ;e hu nas
dsl;cs,e Iootina ,Tar @1u n,ha, 20 Iuur NJ III W. o
lads hronuht s . t%a me soo;s, m ...n. ruiA
nhnro H. ha, ~ hsnu eau sao su'ia. a,o
pi, ppnti, r.aau,in @ nae r.%en @ Ia 'ely soGu uoy
S,anaoa L3' H. ,r.n to,aeI m y! So%e S.d e .,tsuu
Gaaees paaa',s, ue Vas ioiIeu in.o oIa company
anS no1, na,. ma. M ha .aI i,oS.a "S i,uli @ noh,
,au, u s"a'u nvs us ,I.useu u'''i' iem
t.nn "SJ, ;. "nS :3a,id o pa., onu Gos ie'ier
s,o,ad o % ,hn, Ia'Iu la posaon' Suo' ~ ulen he
s,aaI;na % uas ,aiioa III AI ua o'e said e.ea ,ba tor
o'SnHnS vance. he eaiu iuat uoy
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. IRA b HUNTINGTON NAMED /; 4
as FOCAL Inspsctor OF Iiulls at GallIpolIa
$50 III 4 & IA y by tho Board, ~ u


As FOCAL Insp pector OF Iulls at GallIpolIa
by THO Board. 4.
The "Board OF Designators" Of the
marine service met at the oaic g Of Sur
Veyor of the Port Faris, at the Custom
House in this city..yesterday, to choose
a successor to Michael D. Melon, Local
Inspector Of Hulls at Gallipolis, who has
been removed. Supervising Inspector
John Fehrepbatch and Surveyor J. "a.
Faris were the members. Of the Board
present, U. S. Judge Jackson, the third
member, being absent. 6a53fi
1t was DECIDED 10 designate Capt. Ira
B. Huntington, present clerk Of the
steamer @. w. Bachelor, Tor nomination
10 the position by the authorities at
Washington. Captain Huntington is
one OF the best known men on the river,
and his selection will give general salts.
faction to stasnkoet !RReR, sls'
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Burglars Captured.

Special Di.pGic; to M IQ,euiqGctr.
MARTINsBURG, W. Va, Nov. ,9d.-The
burglars who affected an entrance into
Mr.. ". D. Billmyer's store, at Kear.
neysyille, Saturday night, and stole
therefrom about 500 worth of goods
and money, were captured last night on
an island in the Monocasy river, in
Frederick county, Nd, by B. 4 O. De-
tective Sloan, Of this city. and two other
OF the company's detectives from Balti.
more. They were taken to Frederick
City, Md and lodged in jsil, where they
will be held for two indictments-one
ior breaking into a freight train at Fred
erick Junction and the other for robbing
Mr.. Billmyer's store. They are described
as very tough set, and the officials ex-
pefiencei; como difficulty in capturing
them .-. .,'.- sE-aEa.E - 49, Eta... =
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SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. 2G.-Charles K.
Hammond, who became somewhat noto.
rious on account Of his connection with
the Cleveland scandal in London and
who came here oyer q year ago, is again
in trouble. He nov occupies cell in
the county Jail on the charge OF grand
larceny, preferred by Mrs. Augusta
Simmons, the bar.keeper's wife, who
acouae0 him Of atealipg her seal skin
sacque, valued ut $3.50, and gold watch.
The theft is alleged to have been commit
ted in Hammond's saloon, October /.
Hammond was arraigned and held for
trial in 81 1000 bonds, which he was una.
bic to furnish Es5s. 49, ~
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A SCHOOL DEDICATED.

Tie New Building in Madison District the
Scene OK nn Interesting Event.
Yesterday afternoon the new and
commodious school building OF the
Madison district, on the Island, was
well iillcd by the children and their
parents and friends TO witness the dedi.
catory exercisesand the flag presentation
by the Junior Order U. A. NJ. Prof. w,
II. Anderson acted as master of cere.
monica. Rev. MIR. Brittingham opened
with prayer. A song by the school fol.
lowed. with Miss Edith Francis at the
piano as accompanist. ..
Mr.. G. II. Collier gave the dedicatory
address, which was witty, eloquent
and pleasing. He was warmly an.
plauded, and the address was the sub.
ject OF much 1lttering comment after
the exercises were concluded.
Miss Mary a. Faris, q member of the
first class to graduate from Madison
scocl, and now teacher OF one OF The dc.
partmen;B in that district, read a most
interesting paper, giving complete his.
tory. the Island and development OF
tho gchool interest there. She spoke OF
many of tho former pupils Of Madison
school who are already, though all
young, making their mark in the world.
Her paper was exceedingly happy in
matter and manner, and deserved, and
received, applause. 4l
A letter from Prof. F. b. Williams for.
mer Superintendent Of the city schools,
was read. He regretted hia inability
to be with them bodily, as he was
in spirit. Z
Rev. Mr.. Lynch made stirring and
patriotic speech rs he presented a iine
Tag to the school, n Gift from the Junio,
Order American Mechanica. a double
quartetto sang "The Star spangled
Banner" and it was we'll rendered. :,
Prof Stevenson and Prof. Anderson
then beth made feeling remarks on
returning thanks for the flag, and
accepting it on behalf OF the school. The
exercises closed with another appro
PIRATE song by the school, Miss Lucy
Robinson ut the piano. s7,
The guests were then invited to in.
spect the building, which we'll repaid
them tor so doing, as it appears to be
complete in oil respects, end a credit to
Madison district. az a,s
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Rosebud Iudinns ON the Nampnre,

PIsE RIDGE. S. D., Nov. 2G.-Word
was received through the govelnm mt
courier last evening that two hundred
lodges Of Rosebud Indians were raiding
the homes Of settlers in the vicinity of
Porcupine creek. The settlers them
selves had flown in terror week ago.
They left all their household goods, To-
gether with the stock. There arc six
persons usually in an Indian lodge, and
the marauders therefore are supposed
to number about 1900 persons. Gcner.
al Wheaton and his command, consist
ing Of four companies from Fort Omaha,
has arrived in camp and consultation
with officers on the situation was at once
held, the result OF which canno. be
agcartainpd srss So
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

Tho amount expended on public
buildings last year was 400, ,04s. ~.
Mckinney Brothers, Of Pittsburgh,
have sold all their oil properties to the
Standard. 5ftt
The final and official announcement
OF the population in the United statep
puts 1t at O., Ca, $50. 53
Wheeler O. WikoG, ,;oi Columbus, has
accepted the secretaryship OF the Amer
ican Base Ball Association.
The glassworkers' union at Pittsburgh
will Withdraw from the X. Of L. II 1t dc.
cides to form mn alliance with any polit-
ical party. III
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THE UNION, PACIFIC.
Mr.. Adams Resigns tho Presldency-Jay
Gould Iu the Directory, E}aH

Mr.. Adams Resigns tho Presidency-Jay
Gould In the Directory. .
BosFoN, MAss., Nov. 20.-The meeting
OF the Union Pacific directors was called
at II a. m. Reporters were excluded
shortly after the opening Of the meeting.
President Charles Francis Adams sub
mitted his resignation in an address to
the meeting. Following Mr., Adams
address, Directors F. L. Ames, T. G..
Dexter and Government Director Bul.
lock made brief addresses appreciative
Of Adams services, and Messrs Ames and
Bullock were appointed a committee to
draft appropriate resolutions. The resig-
nations Of Messrs. Charles F. Adams,
John P. spauldiug, James NJ. Burrilland
Samuel Carr, f., were accepted, and
Messrs. Jay Gould, Russell Sage, q, B.
Hyde and a. 2. Orr were elected direc.
tors, and took leats at the hoard. Ar,
Sidney Dillon, already directors, was
elected President. 7 -, X,
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CAUSE FOR ALARM.
Reports brought to Pierre by ltanchmon
About Indian Dspretlntions.

Reports brought To Pierre by ltanchmor
About Indian Dspre,intions.
PIERRE, S. D., Nov. 2G.-For The lirs,
time during the Indian ucsrc OF several
weeks duration the people oil
Pierre have cause for serious
alarm. scotty Phillips and Charles
Waldron, two ranchmen, with
many other big cattle men, arrived In
the city to-day post haste, bringing word
Of trouble brooding twenty-five miles
south Of Euon, White River, and have
come in for advice with the Governor.
They report that the Indians arn on.
gagged In killing cattle belonging to
ranchmen by the score.
In some places they found carcasses
with arrows in the bodies. The seat OF
war is Short Bulls camp which ia located
south OF the White river in the Pine
Ridge agency, few miles from the
mouth OF Passes.
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MILwAuKEE, Nov. 26.-The reported
robbery last night Of William Clarke, Of
sheboygan, Of sls,5oo seems to take on
an entire new phase to-day, and hints
are sbloai Il the effect that the no high.
waymen held him up, bat that the
money has mysteriously disappeared az
part Of singular plan. The police de.
partment promise startling revelations in
the next twenty.iour hours.
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Writ OF Habsns Corpus.

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Judge Gresham
this morning issued a writ Of habeus
corpus to Charles Counselman, the Board
OF Trade man who refused to answer
questions of the Interstate Commerce
Commission regarding Discrimination
made in his favor by the railroad COM
panies, on the plea that his answers
might incriminate him. Judge Gresham
will hear the arguments on Friday. e
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A STORMY SCENE
Among the Parneliites Caused by Glad.
gy.# Grh stones Letter.

Among the Parnellites Caused by Glad.
5.a stones Letter.
LONDON, Nov. 26-A stormy scene ce.
Cured at the meeting OF the Parnellite
members of the House Of Commons
held last evening, after tho letter from
Mr.. Gladstone to Mr.. Morley had been
made public. The action OF Mr.. Nc.
Carthy in not making known the con.
tents of Mr.. Gladstone's letter at the
meeting OF the Parnelites YESTERDAY
morning was severely criticised. A ma.
jority Of the Nationalist members pres.
ent at the meeting last night said they
had believed previous to the meeting in
the morning that Mr.. Parnell, after his
reelection, would not take an active
part in politics for few months. Thev
now believed that If Mr.. Gladstone's let.
ter had been read at the morning meet
ing the result on the motion to retain
Mr.. Parnell in the leadership would
have been different.
Messrs. Gladstone and Morley had
conference this forenoon To conslder the
situation arising from the reelection Of
Mr.. Parnell. N's
WANT PARSELL TO RESIGN.
A number of prominent members of
the Parnellite party visited Mr.. Parnell
last night and asked him to reconsider
bis position a5 leader OF the party. He
showed no disposition to retire from the
leadership. The Parnellites now feel
that they had better dispense with Nj.
Parnell's valuable experience than ruin
Irish prospects by dissolving the alliance
with the Liberals.
Mr. Mccarthy explains that he did
not communicate the contents of Mr.
Gladstone's letter to tho Parnellite
meeting yesterday because Mr.. Glad.
stone had requested him 10 consider IL
as confidential if he found that Mr.. Par.
nell contemplated spontaneous action. )
Alter Mr.. Parnell's unanimous re-
election MIR. Mccarthy found himself in
a difficult position, and concluded that
nothing would be gained by reopenino
the question. The illness OF Timoth1
Healy and the absence OF Gless.s Dillon
and OBIien embarrass the rank and tile
oil the Nationalist party. Cable dis.
patches were sent last night TO the
party's delegates in the United States.
giving the details OF the crisis and ask.
ing for an expression OF their views con-
Gerning Mr.. Gladstone'a ultimatum.
Upon their reply largely epends the re.
suit Of this afternoons meeting.
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Fire md Robbery.

VALPARAISO, ND, Nov. 2G.-The vii.
lage OF Hebron has sustained serious
loss by the destruction by lre of tho
following business houses: Bryant Doud
\ Co.'s general store, JEFF Smiths
grocery, James Whites hardware, Fisher
\ Hogan's general store, and others.
The FIRE originated in Bryant, Doud &
Co.'s store, and was the work OF bur
glars, as their sale was found broken
open. The aggregate loss was 10000.
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Eefu.e to E.pre.. 1hem.olres, m, .,

e CMolssATL o.. Nov. Sa.-Meaers.
o'Brien and Sullivan, Of the Irish
Nationalist party, are here still. Upon
being asked II they had anything 10 say
concerning the letter OF Mr.. Gladstone.
the reply was that they had nothing to
moro at this time to say than that the
matter was now engaging their anxious
consideration, !, =,
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HALIFAX, N. S., Nov. 9G.-The New
Foundland bait law has received severe ere
shock at tho hands Of the Supreme Court
which has upset all the convictions rec.
orded against American vessels for viola.
tions OF the bait law, aud mulcted the
government in heavy expenses. The ei.
iret' Of tho judgment is 10 compel The
government to refund to American and:
canadian vessels the amount Of licensa
fees Improperly collected from them. =: (
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CHICAGO, Nov. 90 "A morning paper
says that Buffalo Bill has received a
commission from General Miles to pro.
coed to the scene OF the Indian scare in
the Northwest. The exact nature Of his
mission is not known. He left last night
accompanied by Frank Powell, known
as White Beaver, r. II. Harlan, known
as Pony Bob, and John Keith, of North
Plata Nsh y 81 " a
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Hest Virginia penslons.

Special pispateh 10 the In!elt1ecr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 2G-West
Virginia pensions: Original = Isaac
Mcdaniel, Malta; Larkiu Pierpoint,
Bellman. Increase = Felix Jonferiee,
Leon; I. d. TroderauX. Huntington !;
Solomon Boyer, Evans; William I. Bed,
Morgantown; B. E. Carson, Pine Grove,
S. G. Murphy, Bookei'd Mills. Reissue
IS. ]. miller, Brennan; florence Col
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Wrll KNOWN priest pcad.

.E7tLllzAbETH, n: " pov. 9e.-The Rey.
Father James H. Corrlgan, pastor Of Ct,
Mary church and brother Of Archbishop
Corrigan, died at 1:40 this morning a.
the parochial residence. The Arch.
bishop was IN attendance at the death
bed. The deceased had been i'll for
some time from fatty degeneration OF
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LONDON, Nov. 2C.-The British steamt r (
Wes.bourne from Feodosia, Russia for
Hall, has been wrecked In Black seo
Six Of her crew were drowned, twelve
died from exposure aud five landed at
teodosia. The Westbourne was yes.
sel Of | ,227 tons burden. 5 : - y
The British ship Sudburn, CAPTAIN
McGie, from Hamburg, November s. ior
Rangoon, has been. sunk in collision of
Dangeness. Eleven OF her crew are
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Postmaster Appointed,

Special Dlpatchto 10 he Inteaigenecr.
WASHINGTON. D. O., Nov. 28.-L. D.
Hobbs, vice O. Smith resigned, has been
appointed postmaster at Toolery, Wayne
county.
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Continued on Fourth Pags.l A,
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Hnye OIL Their War Paint.

FoRT suLLr, S. D., Nov. e6.-It is
evident from the developments Of the
last twenty.four hours that hostile In
dians from the Grand River, Cheyenne,
Rosebud and Pine Ridge agencies are
massipg at some point for stand against
the troops under General Brooks. From
sQuawmen just in from Iicbach county
it is learned that bands Of red men in
war paint have been passing through
that county for several days moving
southward.
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Wants a 1secelyrr,. Ap,,nInlea.,. .

A very Interesting case was filed in
the Belmont county Common Pleas
Court, at st. Clairsyille. on last Satur-
day wherein Abraham Newman is plain.
tiff and ]. J. Holloway,W.,T. Graham,
RIA. McCabe aud the Newman Manu-:
featuring Company are defendants. The
object and prayer Of tho; petition Is 10
dissolYe the partnership existing be.
tween the plaintiff and delendants, to
have an account stated and to have a re-
ceiver appointed. The plaintiff is repre-.
sented by Henry NJ. Russell, OF Wheel.
ing, J. a.. Gallaher, OF Bellaire, and
George Q. Mckee, Of Bridgeport.
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KILLED in nm Oupsrriok,

Special Dispatch 10 Tie lntell0encer. n, Z.
WAsHISGToS, Pa, Nov. 2e.-While at
work at sn oil veil near aylorstown this
afternoon, tool dresser named Steele
was almost instantly killed. The man
vap at work in the derrick when lie was
struck by the bull wheel and injured SO
severely that his death resulted IN a few
minutes. l-..}s,i "a t{,5 - 3 -; ~
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DyLuTu, MINI, Nov. 2G.-Bell and
Fis.er, bankers. haYe suspended. The
following nolice WAS posted on The bank
door this morning:
"Qwing to the great stringency in the
money market We find ourselves wholly
unable to meet our obligations and are
forced to suspend payment. All credit
ors will be paid in full A full state
ment OF the condition Of the affairs Of
the bank will be furnished within a
short time,n z lflsSl
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Pueblo, Coz, Nov. o6-The State con.
vention OF the Farmers Alliance met in
this smorning. The convention was called
20 order BY r. II. .Brammier, President OF
the Alliance, and n Committee on Gre
dentials was appointed. Miscellaneous
discussion occupied the morning session.
At the afternoon session the Committee
on Credentials reported forty delegates
representing sixteen counties. Com,
.niittees were appointed on Resolutions,
Cooperation, Federation, Finance and
Order of Business, - f5
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WAsmsaroN, D. c., Nov. 2G.-Gen.
eral Raum, tho Commissioner Of Pen
sions, was to-day before the sub.Com-
mittee OF the House Appropriations
Committee having in charge the prepa.
ration Of the Pension Appropriation
bill. The appropriation for pensions for
the fiscal J ear lS90.0l made at the last
session OF Congress aggregated s97 $780,
7Gl. General Raum estimates that the
deficiency for the present fiscal year
will amount to $50, 100000 and SS4.-
Q00,QQO. u w. I. ...-l ~
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ISIpIlASAroLls. IND, Nov. 2G.-John T.
Brush, who owns the Rational League
franchise for this city. says that II In.
dianapolis has base ball club next sea.
son il. will be in the Western Asaocia-
ton. Tho city, he says, can easily get
into the association, which plays under
the National agreement next year. He
thinks the association will Le made up
of Detroit, Toledo, Indianapolis, Nil:
waukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Kansas
City and Omaha, =, - S,ls:,3E.F''J
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spNS'ss ~ W.
HESTISdToN, W. Va. Nov. 2G.-The
vote on tho woman question was taken
tonight in the First NJ. =. church OF
this city, OF which Rev. W. Writ King
Ia pastor. OF about 200 entitled to vote
only 35 voted. otthese 10 were TOR, and
10 were against. '3-iI3 S;'',l.:ss
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Lyncchers, fo,led.

: :, NEW oRLBAfsr Nov. 2G.-An armed
mob OF one hundred men vas frustrated
IN an ATTEMPT to lynch a negro charged
With criminal assault last night at Ozark,
Ark, BIZ tle GheriG secreting himself In
his office and bringing hin to Montgom-
cry for safe keeping, {Is
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Emlnent Educator Dead. .

: PHiLADRLpulA,s PA, Nov. 2eO.-John
e. r. McElroy, professor Of rhetoric
ana the English languages at the Uni.
rersity Of Pennsylvania, died this morn
Ing from consumption at his residence
here, aged dity.eight. I.
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Ans Well Tint Ends Well.

WAsalSGTag, p. O., Nov. 20.-Secre.
tary Blaine hes telegraphed the follow
ing reply to the message aent to him By
Chairman Waller, ofthe Chicago Worlds
Fair Foreign Affairs Committee, this
morning: 4
Hon. TaaEa, ". l|'dltr, Chicago, Illinois:
Dispatch received, many thanks. All's
we'll that ends we'll. 9
[Sigued] JAMES G. BLAME.
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Sunday and tl,. World's Fnir.

Cals4eo, Nov. %. The Worlds Fair
Lady Managers took up this morning
and discussed at great length the ques-
ton whether or not the Board would re,
quest the management OF the lair to
close the show on Sunday. 1t was
finally voted twenty.eightto twenty.one
In the affirmative. . & r. 4 !,