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BADEN, ober pirS mad Gmpfans ees Sttrases
fret serIanbt. Nan dhrefTre:
THE CHARLES A.. voGELER CO., BsItimere, nd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23

fat llur 6ilber, Die Dorlduitg BET ben iii ber
9ia1e mobnenoel Tarnern uuteraebraht
purbeu. 9entlde III Glepelailo ialnmelten
etrpos 0elD, unit bic 2eihen anitGnoig be-
grabcn Az laiieu. 0euti6e %9lbgeianote, Die
ii6 llatb Der llngliidSltGtte begabel1, fanben,
baB man, Der bciScn Witterung Dalber, ein
Oiaiicnarab gearaben uno Die 2eiden
Der Opier etlMl6arrt bate. Sofort
tpurben Die G)raber mieoer 9%c0ffnet. 8retz
ter wuroen berbeiaeidaft, Sdrge guiana
mcngeragelt uno Oteie NIT ben leiden beis
aciebt. Bei oieier Nrbeit er9abc s ii6, baB
jeoe einSelne Salde in ben &leibern Der
Sooten uingefe1rt uno ibreS Subaltes be-
raubt mar. 0ie armen &tnoer, Die gerettet
tpuroen, bitten bon Jtcdtsmegen Die @rben
ihrer 2anbsleute tperben lullen, aber fir lie
blieb nidts iibrig. Die 2eiden tparen BON
Stranordubern geplunOert. Die Stelle,
tpo bic Opfer bes 9roBen llu9liidS beerDigt
tparen; murDe angetault uno eiuQe3dunt.
IS lag in Der Nbii6t, nit etretr1 einfadlen
0entmol ben Ylab gu be3ei6ne1, oil Dem
10 mande i60ne 9offnun9 auf eine before
3ufunft be9raben ipurbe. Die Wttttel Da5u
tamen niemal5 ;rialnmsu, unb bereitS Dor
sSaDren bdttit6 bas 2ano eeienft, baS als
8egrGbniBltdtte auserieben mar, looaB Die
&nohen unicrer Dor pier5ia Sabren Deruns
aIiidten 9anosleute nunmebr auf benz 500
ben bes @1ieiee's ruben.
- Nut ebenio onberbare ais
ihredIi6e Wetie lift bteier Sage auf
Der Sarm bon s.. S. @pans, amei Weilen
bon Serton Station in Otiiiouri, elm einz
jGbrtgeS &inD Der Samilie, Gin .UtGb6en,
um's 2eben 9efommen. Srau
Gpans bate oas Rtnb in cine I'M l0ofe be-
finrlide 5GaufeI geiebt uno es, nm 81 pers
binbern, baB eS berauSfaIe, nit einemStri
um ben 2etb feftgebunoeu. Sic begnb lt6
Damn in bas 9aus, I'M ibre Sausarbeit gu
beiorgen. Oils fie mad eini9er .3eit mieoer
III ben .6of fam, fonb ie, Dap pas 8ino aus
Der Sdautel eerutidt uno ibm babel Der
Strtd UNI ben 0als gel6ltpft tpar uno es
erbroiielt bate. Srau @pans ma6te tbren
fleinen 2iebling raid los uno periu6te bas
Sinh gum 9eben 3uriid3ubrtngen, alein ale
ibre 8elnitbungen paren pergeblih. bic
&leine tpar tobt. Die Wfutter mar, ais ii6
bas 11ngliid ereignete, allein gu 9aule. Oils
ibr W2dnn beimfebrte, fano er letn &tno
tobt. Scine 6rau aber mar tpabnltnntg
Dor S6mers itber ben i6redli6en gorfaa.
Quslano.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23
ct. SafobS Gel.

fRE CHARLES A. voegLER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23

= 8or einigen @o6en 1T in gleapel Sic
13iGbrt9e 9ucre3ta 8tiant, @atz
tin bes 14idbrigen 8tetro Niiani, zines oez
iunoen SunGen 9eneien. Die bret &tnz
oer %befinoen ii6, @ott let 9ant, pobl.
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The Blizzard strikes kan.as.

EMroRIA, X -, Jan. 6.-The worst biz
"a Il of the lea Oh struck this place yes
te day aft rnoon "A 81 has been in prog
ress ever since, with "a fierce northwest
wind. accompanied by SNOW. The Their
mometer fei 81 degrees in IA few hours.
AMI this morning il wa "a bel VT cczi q.
The IT rru = il e. ntinues this evening.
and il is 4 AIRED rail Dad travel will he de
layed.
Dispatches from Kansas and Missouri
say "a blizzard of considerable severity
prevails t~hroughout those two states to-
night. The temperature. il generally near
the zero point and the SNOW il drifting
badly.
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THE WAR ON
The Strtuous ~Indtgnntion of the Tory


S~f~pN
LONDON, Ian. 6.-The tory papers are
still gloating over the awkward entangls-
ment i'm which Mr.. Parnell Hndsh himself.
and the floods of %virtuous indignation
which MI their columns are truly imrrcs-
sive and very instructive tn read. IL is
generally understood between partisan
journals i'm England that slips of this kind
committed by political oppoIents are
tn he left ~uuuoticed, but in this in
stance personal maIiguity has overridden
custom and discretion and the whole IN
fortunate matter is presented tn the public
accompanied 10y comments of the most
cutting character. They do not appear tn
he deferred 10y the fact that the house of
lords has on it's roll several peers who
are now in foreign countries on account
of being concerned i'm "a scandal. to- which
this of MIR. Parnells is as nothing. and
that there are some uncominonly queer
members of their party in the house OF
commons also. Capt. SHEA is without
doubt receiving substantial encourage
ment from several well known conser-
natives. and there ~ also little doubt that
this persecution of MIR. Parnell will be
continued to- the bitter end. The mani
fest object il to drive him ont of parlia-
ment and. if possible. out of the country:
The conspirators are bold. wealthy and
unscrripulous and the ingenuity with
which they are making their attacks be-
trays "a master hand at the helm. Ihc
denial of the Irish leader mother that
the sum subscribed, nbr her relief has
ever reached her. with the natural infer
ence that il was stolen ny the patriots
on the way, il made the most of and re-
Utlicu WIFI al Ih'llSIiitipU thtt tstSily
penetrated. There * scarcely any doubt
that il the Developments in Capt. oShca'
suit bring out amy shadow OF infidclity
with the correspondent, the husband or
some of the womau's relatives will he
egged on to make n ciiarge of adultery
against MIR. Parnell, that if sustained, will
either land him in jail or compel him Ia
leave the country. 1t will be u struggle To
the death. and Irish society will he asked
by these moralists whether il can further
recognize an intruder upon the tcncts al
the social circle and "A ~violator oil the
most sacred family ties.
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How Female Patient. Were Treated ia az
1Iiiuoi> Ain>Eou-r.

CHICNGo, Jan. u Th" reports Of I'll"
horrible treatment of insan. worn"n in
the Dupagc county almshols' rre declared
in an official statement tn Governor FIfer
To- bc well founded. The statement *
signed 10y DIR. =. H.. WING aud Rev. q. G..
rrues1cli. both mcmbcr Of the state
board Of charities. The women were COW
cred with nth, were naked aud ate nr "a
rocking floor. Whom bathc,l at all il was
by male attendants. and at night the
womcn's coils were unlocked exposing
them To- the danger of criminal assault
from men about the place. The two
women thus treated were iucorrigihlc. and
tn this fact and the ignorance and care
lessncss of the keeper the report attrib-
utcs the disgrace. Both women have been
removed To- th" state asylum, aUi the
report I'll" legislature To give
the stat. board Of charities jurisdiction
over the county authorities in such cases.
One of the women was insane when u
dozen years ago she arrived from Ger
many. 4 law il recommended Ia the leg
i~~iaturc giving the state board power tn
return such patients To the place from
which they came.
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SAVED nv BRAVE MEN.
EncttinE scenes at u Fire In u renn-yisAnia
Coal Mine.

wILKEsBARRE, Pa. Jan. at the Not
tingham mine i'm Plymouth, this evening.
where the cavern occurred occurred last
week. a terrific explosion of gas occurred.
Bratticc work and timber at once caught
fire and burned furiously. Firernen were
caught between the cavc-in and the
fire and exit cut oil. The report spread
and in a few minutes hundreds of men,
women aud children gathered at tin.
mouth of the slope. The wives and
children of tho imprisoned men lost all
control of themselves aud sorrowful
rcucs were Witnessed. About half an
hour after the fir, broke out John Rich
ards and John Humphrey were, lowered
into the mine. When they reached tia.
fire they heard cries and
shouts on the other side. Putting
their hands before their faces they
rushed through the iir. and dragged thc
five imprisoned iucn out one 10y one, I'M
injured. Thomas Richards was in an
other part of the mine and was fatally
burned. Water il coming through near
where the cav"-iu occurred last week, aud
the miners fear the river may break into
the mine. SHOULD this happen many
miners would b" drowned aud operations
would have to h. suspended.
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Kulc. for the Lower HOUSE.

W~AsHINGToN, Jan. 6.-AltiIough the
house committee on rules has not held n
session during recess, Speaker Reed.
who il eN-oiIicio chairnan, has drafted "a
code of rules for the government of the
house during the coming session.. He has
not yet submitted it to the other members
of the committee aud * ret
itcnt'as To- changes proposed. IL IL under
stood although the old rules. will lac large
IL r~e-adoptcd there will u. important
hangc proposed in those which
relate to the mode Of procedure in the
house. A clause will he inserted. tn cna-
bile the speaker to- put a stop to hlabiister-
ing actions when their object is clearly
manifest, and "A change will Ice made so
as to admit of the addition OF new legislt-
ton to the general appropriation bill.
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Fatal Exolo.ion nat Lima.

LIMA, o., JAM. This afternoon one Of
The large stills of the naptha works at the
Standard Solar refinery exploded with a
force felt all over the city. A number of
men working near were covered with de-
bris. The oil immediately caught fire
and caused considerable excitement.
William Culver, foreman. was found in
sensible under "A pile of brick with "A bad
cash i'm his head. Peter Devine had his
right leg broken i'm two places and was
badly bruised and burned. Their injuries
are fatal. j. r. Deyman. William Muir
ply, j. L.. Caller. l.. f.. Helser, Walter
Evans. Frank White and John Sullivan
were seriously burned. Charles Land
hammer was thrown quite u distance into
"A tank of water and came near drowning.
The fire was quickly extinguished.
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LONDON. Jan. 6.-The Times Lisbon
correspondents says another note from
Lord Salisbury was delivered to-day. Ii
Is believed the note threatens that unless
prompt satisfaction is given for Pinto's
action, there will be "a rupture in diplo-
matte relations. The cabinet was imme-
diatcly convened.
A dispatch to- the Stundnrd says that
the government has employed
German engineers to lay ~torpedocs in the
Tagus, in view Of possible: action by the
British fleet.
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A MIDNIGHT assassin.
An Attempt ON the Life of Father Kelly nj
Oneida, ~. NJ.

ONEIDA, n. ", Jan. 6.-The life Of the
Rev. Father James A.. Kelly, of st. Pat
rick's church,, this city, was attempted
during the early hours of this morning.
The assassin rang the door bell, and as
soon AS Father Kelly opened the door he
received "A blow oil the head from "a heavy
instrument. The priest grapplcsl with
his assailant and cried "Aiurlcr!" when
the assassin 10y an effort ~disengagcd him
self and took to- his heels. A doctor was
at once ummonc and the wound
dressed. Father Kelly only suffered
from nervous prostration and loss of
blood. lie says he cannot identify his as
sailant. This is the second attempt to do
away with Father Kelly within three
months. The first attempt was 10y poiSou-
ing. The affair offers no possible solu-
ton. in spite Of the fact that detectives
have been working upon il for some time
past. 1t has been said thai there il "a wo-
the pastors known associations to confirm
the superstition.
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The Infamous IVES, End Scandals.

LONDON. Jan. 6.-The trial -of Arthur
Newtoe, solicitor of Frederick Taylorson
his clerk AMI Adolphus De Gala, the in
tcrprcter. arrested on "a charge of conspir-
aCy tn defeat justice in connection with
the West End scandal, began before Mag
istrate Vaughn i'm the Bow street police
court to-day. A lad named Aigcrnon AL
lies testified that he resided i'm "a Cleveland
street house and received money for inn
moral purposes. He destroyed the letters
he had received from Lord Arthur SonIer-
set. Allies admitted that he had stolen
valuablcs from the club in which he had
imprisoned for the thcfts. Lord Arthur
Somerset his surety. Witness
says that subsequent To- the expose OF the
scandal Taylorson tried to induce him tn
go to America.
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BRIEF L RAMS.

Lo>pn>, Jan. G.-The AMERICAN squadron ar
rived to-day AT Gibraltar from rangier.
CuICNGo, Ian. G.-.Tulgr knickcrbocker. who
yesterday morning.
InSpoS. Jan. G.-Er>tc Frabiken in Pretoria
I"ss GioS 81.
AMSTERDAM. Jan. e,-In the skating match
hSe-Iuile race ia IL minutes and ~ 80 seconds.
Cu1CNGo, ian. David sullivan, nj one time
Wei hnnMn umpire OF thr NATIONAL league, died
hni for NV" years been deputy custom Inspector
In . hirst 90
no th~rsl portion Of queensland. 4 Part OF the
town ~ Mnrm1ntcn Is Submerged. The water
cover 1n area Of $40 miles.
,Ln>nnS. Jan. a gale RACED all over Great
Throughout the cnustry and many wrecks are
r.pprtsd. The Protestant church AT Birr. Ire
aged. '"'' ''"-
S,cR,NENro Cal. Jan. "a snow storm on
over and the Central Pacific line over the noun
ttlnr Is cleared; For the present, however.
BERLIN. Jan. 6.-rhe B,rssa Cptuier says: In
receiving the generals Of the army. New Years
duty " officers was u strive to be in : state Of
constant PREPARATION. He connselied them Ia
study tn. changes wrought by the new rifles and
smnieless powder. and To educate the soldiers
for independent action.
MIN NEE, Jan; AMI ns s s%,.h ns. ,y. tenn :
70 an English syndcate. The price paid was not
milton dollars m, Their storing ,snRasity :. 100,
pa,rsht the breweries in Cincinnati a short Tune
ago.
EvAssviuK Ind. Jan. "a second confer
Mackay and a comu,ittee from the Evansville q
Vi ie. EvsnSvfle s s.. Louis and the PsSris. De-
catur n Evansville roads, comprising tue Maekay
and the men returned To- work this m.rnins. The
details 81 ,ne so,npr19ise are no. known farShss
retained in his position
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Quiet Election Mt jackson.

New ORLEANS. Jan. Ga Times Demo-
crdt. ckso Miss, special says: The
municipal election passed off quietly.
General Henry, democratic candidate for
mayor and all the democratic aldermen
are elected. Fifteen or twenty negroes
presented themselves at the polls but on
being told that this was n peaceful cleo
trouble, they quietly withdrew. There
was a great many i'm town.
many coming here purposely to assist the
democrats. and il is believed their pres
ence had the desired effect of preventing
trouble.
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Dr. mimi Tri-. to xiii himself.

TRENTON, y. j., Jan. DIR. Eniilin,
husband of tn" woman found srnothrr"d
To death in bed on Friday morning, took
an ounce of aconitc aud gasicd his wrists
and throat with a razor. Doctors wnrc
summoned aud stopped the How Of blood
as a juglar vein had not been reached.
Owing To- the largrusS- of the dose OF
achuitc il acted as an .m"tic and was
thrown or. tn. doctor j. out of danger.
He attempted his life because u: was dis
couraged and that the strong tide of pub
lie feeling was against him.
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In the House.

w~AsHINGToN, Jan. 6.-AInong the bills
introduced in the house to-day were: Re-
q,icsting the executive departments to
change the e~xtradition laws with Great
Britain 50 that persons charged with
grand larceny, emhczzlement and other
crimes may be cxtradited from Canada;
by Lane of Illinois. to- prevent contraction
of currency, also for n graduated income
tax, also To tax trusts and TO ascertain the
amount of mortgage indebtedness of
farmers in the United States: by
Springer of Illinois. for the adj
mission OF Arizona, Idaho, New Mex
leo and Wyoming into the union;
by Cutcheon of Michigan, to encourage,
reenlistment i'm the army and prevent
dcsertions, also for the reorginazation of
the artillery force, also to increase the
efficiency of the signal corps. also u ex-
tend the general land laws over the terri
tory of Alaska; 10y Bland of Missouri.
looking tn the imposition of all income
that is for the of pensions. also
for the free coinage of silver, also limiting
the coinage of the double eagle: by smith
of Arizona. for the admission of Arizona,
also for the reclamation of desert lands.
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Forfeited Their Rights.

SAN Jan. 6.-Judgr Wallace"
in the superior court to-day decided the
ease of the state W.. the American Sugar
Refinery ompan The court finds that
10y Joining the sugar trust The company
has abandoned all the urpo~' aud oh-
j.cts for which IL was created. and has
therefore forfeited it, corporate franchise.
Judgments for 5000 and costs are also
rendered against the company.
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rnr.. Men Instantly Killed.

Pir-r~HuRs, Jan. "a mail train on tho
Pcnusylvauia railroad when passing
through Tyrun. this morning killed Yard
Master Wolfang and probably fatally in
jur.d Conductor Worlcy. The men were
rtauling ON the track and were struck by
tn. engine. At Bcnus Creek. about 10
miles east of here the same train ran over
aud killed two unknown men supposed tai
be Hungarian laborers- They stepped
out OF their cabin on To- the track directly
in front Of the engine and were run down
and horribly iuangled.
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lss the senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-In the senate to-
day Mr.. Platt presented n copy of the con-
stitution adopted at Boise City for The pro-
posed state of Idaho. Among the bills
roduc and referred were the follow
ing: by Frige, To ronot ocean mail
service between the United States and
foreign ports and IN commerce; by
Cullom, by request, authorizing the secre-
tary of the treasury to loan money To
farmers at two per cent. Mr.. Plumb Of
feretl IA resolution which was agreed tn iii
rccting the managers of national soldiers
homes to consider and report upon the
ACCESSIBILITY of establishing n hospital at
Hot Springs, Ark, tn which all disabled
ex-union shoulders shall be admitted under
proper recommendations. Mr.. Plumb
also offered a resolution regarding the
was laid on the table for further action.
IL provides that the secretary of the treas
ury he requested not To- make n new lease
OF the island until further action by con-
gress, or until the latest period made nee
essary by existing law, and that mean
while he make "a full export to the senate
as to the manner in which the Alaska
Commercial company has discharged Its
duties and obligations under the present
ton. IL amy, is necessary in order that the
interests of the government and those OF
the natives and citizens of Alaska may be
Mr.. Call offered n long preamble and
resolution which was referred, setting
forth that the German government Is IN
terested in assisting Spain to perpetuatt'
her sovereignty in Cuba, protesting against
any such combination and requesting the
president to furnish the senate such infor-
nation as may be in possession of the
state department in regard to the matter
DIR. Dawson, offered n resolution, which
was agreed to, calling on the postmaster-
general for information as tn the progress
| of the connection al the post
Office department with telegraph com
panies and as to the probable costs of the
erection by the government of independ,
ent telegraph lines between the cities al
st. Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia and New
York.
amend the census act by increasing til.
pay of supervisors from 500 to Sl.OOO, and
MIR. Stewart proceeded tn make IA speech
on the silver question:. after which the bill
was passed. A bill to increase to- 81 pei
month the pensions of certain soldiers
and sailors totally helpless from injuries
received or from diseases contracted
while i'm the service of the United states
was passed, and the senate adjourned.
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ALONG THE SOUND.
several Fatal Hallway Accidents Caused
by the storm.

PORTLAND. Jan. tn" storm caused
great damage t. the Oregon Railway X
Navigation r~onhpauy's road. Three ac-
ci,lpnts each attended with fatal results
are reported. Fireman Cross was s"ri-
ously scaldcl at Hood River yesterday,
aud Fireman Oryis killed in "A col
lIsion between n freight and passenger
train near Willows. IL IL rutnore that
two men were killed and rs persons i'm
iur.'d on the am road at Riparia. but
this * uncontirrnc.I TIL" first train from,
Spokane in five days arrived to-day. Iii.
hcavirst suow storm in years IL prevail
ing. The ~tlpriuomcter il below zero.
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In the Hand. Of "a Receiver.

tHIcAGo, Jan. g. Application was made
to-day for "A receiver for TN. furniture.
house of X. Defined x Brothers. ia. most
extensive manufacturers If parlpr furui-
turc in Chicago. Assets aud liabilities
are not stated. Frank 4. H"lm"r was APP
pointed receiver in bonds of 10000
The total liabilities will probably eN-
c'.sl SiyJ.oDp, while III. assets At the most
liberal estimate cannot exceed S2JD.uU.
The heaviest creditors are. in the. East.
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NEW GoRK. Jan. Vita statistics for
the - hours ended at noon to-day show
TN. number of deaths t. he !s6, "a decrease
of nearly LOO compared with the previous
81 hours. IL * believed At sanitary head
quarters that the worst of the influenza
epidemic il over. The sick list in the po-
ice department, however, shows no
abatement hut the reverse.
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Tut Poisson tn the Bread.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Jan. Edward
Church., "a l1-y"ar-oid hoy living with his
father near this place, ~ charged with
poisoning the entire family 10y putting
poison ia the bread. On. it'll. girl il
dead and four Others of the family ar. in
a critical condition. The young muir
,lercr confessed to "a friend and then fled.
He has not been nnpr.hnmnrtl.
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KANSAS CITY. Jan. 9Th. court of APP
p.als to-day reversed the decision Of the
circuit court i'm the Ease Of Capt. Thomas
Phclan against the Travellers Insurance
company. appellant. The court rendered
"a decision on the ground that the injuries
inflicted upon Ph.lan in N.~ York 10y
Dick Short were not accidental, but iutcn-
tiputl.
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THE DAY IN CONGRESS
Judge Knowles Finally Appointed to the
District JudseShip.
mills introduces in Congress Looking tn
the Admission of several New states
several Important 1Reroiutions
Introduced-In Senate and
House.

WASHINGTON, JAM .-The president to-
day sent To the senate the following NOM
nations: w. III. Seamans, to he register
of the land Office at Los Angeles, Cal;
Hiram Knowles. to he United States dis
trict Judge for the district of Montana;
Robert II. H. Paul, United States marshal
for the territoy of Arizona; United States
of Oregon EIbert ID. Weed OF the district
of Montana; William =. HARDWOOD, post
master at Tombstone, Arizona.
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The Ohio senator.htp.

COLUMBUS. Jan. have been no
new Developments in the senatorial -itua-
tion to-day, the time of the members be-
ing taken i'm opening the Legislature. The
joint committee has done nothing rs yet
in regard to the time of holding a -ena-
torial caucus, but il is thought il viii not
take place before Thursday night.
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To SETH. d FISHERIES u,-,u,..

OTTAWA. Ont. Jan. 6.-It il runor.d
that Sir Charles Upper Will shortly cross
the. ocean again and hc will b.. authorized
10y tn" British government Ia assist Sir
Julian Ptuuc.fort. in fishery ucgotia-
tiots at Washington.