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]; THE IDENTITY ESTABLISHED

of the Stranger who was Parnlyzed While
Riding in a Street Car Tuesday. n s5'l}
The elderly stranger who was removed
from a street car last Tuesday night after
he had made two and one.half round
trips, and taken into the Mcclure House,
where it was asccrtained that he had s,ls.
tained q severe stroke Of paralysis Affect
ing his entire LEFT side and rendering
him speechless, is named Ireton and not
E.t tL.iJones as was supposed from an ad-.
dress found in his clothes. IA Telegram,
sent to E. L. Jones nj the address in Gin
cinnati found in his clothes, fortunately
reached his family, however, and early
yesterday morning his daughter, Miss K,
Louise lreton, a very refined looking
young lady, arrived here to take care of
her father. e Naturally she was much dis
tressed over his condition and to add to
her distress was the fact jyj that
she had left L her, mother in very.
poor health at home. Miss Ireton found
her father; is in good hands. S! He ID
a Mason and the order here, through a
committee ofi$swell known citizens, is
doing all it can for the unfortunate man.
while the proprietors 'of the, hotel are
watching to see that, Mr. 1retonf wants
ior nothing. His recovery is still a mat
ter OF 'dou bt.
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AMUSEMENTS.

The opera Of i"Fatinitza, d, as sung sung by
tho Bennett. .Moulton' 'Opera company at
the Opera House last night, was well
done. In the opinion OF many the com.
pany did the best work it has done
here thus far. Everything went with q
dash and pleased the large house. iiili5lS 4
The Grand was filled last night to wit.
ness the initial performance Of Eagles
Nest" Barry johnson, us Jack Trail,
made a hit, as did also Mrs. ]. "A. Cady,
as Sierra Su:e. The entire company
made such a good impression last night
that the house is sure to do big busi.
ness the BALANCE Of the week. 1,lT1l1t, I,
Frank !. Frayne and company will be
at the Grand all 'of next week, !, He has
two new plays, and they are pronounced
to he great hits. .ti !;
The next attraction at the Opera House
will be the Swedish Ladies' Concert Com
pany, q superb organization, the praises
Of which are louIl sounded. r They
will be here Wednesday: !!gls
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h Supreme Court OF Annals.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals Of this
State met at Charleston Wednesday
morning purpuant to Z adjournment,
with all the judges present, $$The follow.
ing orders were made: u, I
State vs. Edward Wilson, from TYLER
county; writ OF error dismissed because
1t appears that the plaintif in error is
not now in custody. ,lla>y,.sTIj
mW. R. Owens va. Manns Bros. < CO.,
from Cabell county appeal and superse.
deas allowed bond, $500. a a, B, }, Y /
Robinson".ys. Neil & Ellingham, IRON
Marion county; writ of'error and super
sedeas allowed bond, $3.50. 1:lfs5t
Eyerley IS. keener, from Monongaiia
county; dismissed on motion by appel
liant. 3$ii 's q
&Radctif VS.. Poundstone, from Ohio
county; argued and submitted. Eiis as;
Sine va. Fox, from Monongalia county;
submitted on briefs. :. 4 a i;
McCann's admir- VS.. Fighters admin
istrator, from Harrison county submit
ted on. briefs. Ii; gttl ~
Smith vs. Parsons, from Randolph
county; submitted on briefs. 4 2, ;it.55ttse
Yates vs.. West Grafton, from TAYLOR
county; submitted on briefs :yslvi.:2 IS.
j4 Hesser vs.. Grafton, from TAYLOR coun-
ty; submitted on briefs. i, ;.if.5 ~,
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
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i Miscarriage or Justice.

LONDON, Jan. 4 l0.-71The SStrial Of Mr.,
P'aaSrke, editor Of the North London Press,
On on the charge q criminal libel preferred
against him BY. tie Earl Of Euston,,5 was w,
concluded today. Justice Hawkins in,
summing up the case spoke fof the great
and man lfest discrepancies lin 3the testi-i
mony OF the, witnesses called by Mr..
rarke's l, counsel TO. identity the Earl Of
Euston. He said that il the storyI,o
by the, witness Saul, who testified that
he and the Earl yofa Euston had commit
ted q criminal action in tho house in
Cleveland street was true, be maryelled
that Saul had not been prosecuted and
that a warrant against the Earl of Eus.
ton had not been applied for. 'tsi n II: !
. Mr. Parke was found guilty OF libel
ling the Earl OF Euston and was sen.
fenced to one ear'simpr's,nment. a
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$A3P0IS0NER IN3IR0Ns.
A ships Steward Attempts to Murder the
ls5tts;. &: 5aIS fS Entire Grow. ii ii.9

a ships Steward Attempts to Murder the
Entire Grew. \. X f5:
i BALTIMORE; Jan. l9.---Thes steamship
.Furndale, Captain Garter, . arrived
later yesterday afternoon X from Cuba,
with the BIeward, W.$W.5Walker,E i in
irons, charged with attempting ts poison
the whole ships crew and officers. On
Monday last he acknowledged to Hthe
second mate to have put a bottle of jalap
intofths food. Il LATER I'M tho day he
wrote, along letter to the captain telling
how he had poisoned !, the & food and
pleaded excessive drinking as the cause.
He told the Assistant Ste ward on Mon.
day that he had poisoned the food for the
second officer, John Ieddon, for an old
grudge: ALI the poisoned officers and
hands fully; recovered: d
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= The Cleveland q Pittsburgh Railroad
Company yesterday gave the people oi
Steubenville nEillustrations ofiwhat a
well organized gang oil; men can do when
they care TO- A construction, train and
seventy-6ve men, and the necessary ma,
teriafs, arrived about ut:dayIighttand at Ii
o'clock, when the City, Solicitor got out
an injunction, they, had laid ! almost a
quarter Of q mile, OF track on one Of the
city streets. Justwhat the company wants
with the ground they, have decided To
occupy is not known to any one except
the officials Of the company. At first it
was supposed they were trying to shut
out the Wheeling & Lake Erie, but later
developments proved that theory un.
founded. The company is now IN pos.
session Of the street, and tits the city'a
job 10 oust them. \ &:
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WHITE GRANITE COMPACT,


Meeting at East Liverpool Yesterday
6Eis.Sf L Prices VIII Not be Raised. nd
Special Di,paieh 10 he Iaisl1ietnay. y aS.t
EAST LIVERPOOL, o, Jan. 10. The
Western White Granite Compact held q
meeting at the Hotel Hilbert to.day.!jAll
the districts were represented. The cleo.
ton Of officers resulted as follows: Pres.
ident, George Morley; Vice President,
Joseph Mayer Treasurer, John N. Tay.
lor.R These gentlemen, with B. Il Lou.
than, W. W. Harker and Z. NJ, ipiersop.
constitute the Executive Committee, b
|. The proceedings OF the meeting were
harmonious, and 1t was agreed That
prices should be lowered rather than
raised. All approaches 10 a trust were
promptly repudiated. 4 ...1igF53i 53i.,iijiE
A strong delegation will be sent 10 the
Potters' National Convention, Il " which
meets next week in Washington, In tho
general interest OF the trade and manu-.
factnrera of American ware. No demand
will be made for an increase OF the tariff
rates, the manufacturers being satisfied
With the preservation Of the present
4utleb. Eil vSg4y- u 4 ~ ilitS
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Mrs, a1cyyhn,, Pron,rty so,,, ,ILI i,l5 q

The executors sale OF the effects Of the
late Mrs. Drusila aMcWha, Van Bakers
n mmother-in.law, :at Holidays Cove on!
Wednesday was rather an y interesting
event, and the fact that the property was
once owned by the foully murdered
woman seems not to have held&eG pur-
chasers.S Concerning the sale the Steu-
benville Herald says: :sn"A large crowd
was in, attendance and notwithstanding
the constant rain the women crowded
on the porch and in the hall OF the
house, while the men stood in the mud
and water with umbrellas / hoisted all
day. The piano sold for only $50, but
many OF the articles sold remarkably
well. There were about fifty bed quilts,
coverlets, spreads, ETC., sold, some OF
which sold as high as s. 30 each. z. The
total Of the sale was over s40O, and
everything in the shape OF chattels was
dfaposed sof, notwithstanding the nom
occupancy Of the dwelling for nearly
three years. 3" i HI is Il .isiR;55IJI
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! Elevator Man the Ti,les.

n !: \. D %3.Ml'lNNEAPoLls, Jan. u. .-Monday'morn-
ing twas discovered that 81 E. Olson 4
Co.'s store had been robbed Of sealskin5
Isacaues and jewelrylworth :sa, 900. The
matter has been kept quiet until now in
the hope Of experimenting the elevator
man who.is known to be tie thief. He
secreted himself in Ethe store when it
was closed Saturday night, and made Of
with the: plumber at his leisure. n $;sg
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
y, Undet et', lis Own WI, Engine. at
the Bellaire Station. i.i$S9
INJURED N y j RED BY ASvlClOUs MULE. i
= Ine 70 Unknown }',E1n' Stranger Who Was
fass1n''yzed While, While Riding In
street Car Joined Hero by His y
3 Daughtcr-A Lively Fight.

John Wiley, The wcll.known B. K o.
ens'neer,;who has for a long tlme had
charge Of the B. & 0. bridge engine at
Bellaiire, was instantly killed yesterday
as .l he stepped from his cab on 10 the plat
form at the Bellaire3 passenger depot.
By some means he was pulled under tho
wheels Of tho tender, where he was
ground TO- pieces. The remains which
were horribly mangled were taken 10
dra'ton's undertaking establishment, {
where theySwere prepared for burial,
MI; Wiley was "a resident OF Bellaire,
and q popular citizen. He leaves vile
and three soma. ,535 a l 4 sis ~ ~ fsI'r I'll
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z Fleeing from, a Flood.

CnlcAao, Jan. 6a.-A special IRON, from
Cairo, Ill.,,Eaays: Three ( hundred 4 peo-
ple At Carmi4 have been compelled 70
leave their homes fbys q sudden rise in
the Little Wabash river, and it is feared
that q stilllarger number will be forced
to abandon their dwellings and 7 take
refuge on high ground I 10 escape. q huge
body OF water which is expected TO
sweep kowni{ from the swollen tribu-
taries into the river.
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Bad Accident to n Miner,

Jesse sborta, q single man, aged "a
years, employed in hauling out coal at
the5Wheeling Greek coal Mines; a short
distance west of Bridgeport, was kicked
10 the face .by6a vicious mule be; was
driving while ;uhcoupling cars Mt the
mines yesterday afternoon. The calk
Of the mules shoe struck Shorts on the
chin and penetrated the bone, tearing
out a piece as large MS n silver dollar and
lacerating the chin in a irightful man
ner. Three'So the lower front teeth
were intact In epiece Of bone torn out.
Shorts was brought to. \ DR.. Hcinlein's
office, where his injuries were dressed.
He was then taken 10 his home, where
he was resting as easily MS possible last
night y. - - t.ttLl lft.s.
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49, uaa4s -.
A GreRt I)lHcoverv

IN the medical line is tie pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates. IT combines
the active properties of dates. I fipSl and
prunes In such a way Us to make Il one
Of the most pleasant and effective reme-
BY old and young, and Is a sure cure for
habitual; constipation, !biliousness,2 dys-,
pepsia; sick headache aud piles, and all
diseases Ile caused byia weak stomach, dis.
eased kidneys or Inactive liver. y Sold in
90 cent bottles by g. R. Goetze, w. .3W.
Irwin, We. Williams, John Lauglilin..
Logan Drug Company and GoodwinS&
Co., wholesale agents. I. n SSSs.i-':
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\ Murderer Rome Convicted.

aa s3E aEATLASrA; GA, jan. 1o.-The trial OF
james Bone, IL, charged with the mur.
der q James ?. Woodward. was con:
cluded last night, when the jury brought
in verdict with a Recommendation OF
mercy. This means "a sentence of i'm:
prisonment for life. W oodward was
myateriously shot on the night of De-
cember;t 20. He was Walking along
Rhode street in the suburbs about 8
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Tho Cznr'sNPrnyge,,r-.

~ 81. PETERSBURG, Jan. 10 IA rescript
addressed to! the Governor Of Moscow
has been issued by the Czar.I His
Majesty says ::4""A AS VIC enter. II s9o,y,1
pray God tbat,the; developmentsof tie
country's internal resources may be un-
disturbed amid the peace which is uni.
,yersally desired and which brings hap.
piness to all. ~ !stit Ict ii
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MAJORlTY.AND MINORITY REPORTs,. !.

Tho First Disappointing: md tho Latter
Shows tho Election OF Goir.
Special DLpd.ch to he Inttllioenccr
CltARLEsroS, w All, Jan: 6,-The
majority report IRON the Contest Com,
mittee was presented in Joint Assembly
this morning. It makes 8l5s pages q oi
printed matter. With two conspicuous
omissions It follows closely the lines o.
the fore cast recently given in the
lSrELllaEScsR, and which caused such
Aj!urry among the Dem managers
:lha, they swore tho whole force Of 4 the V
State printing Office: in d vain cndeayor
70 discover; who had let the cat out W :! o. }!
tho bag. NJ
Omission number one is the majority'e
reference to the case $ofS White against
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ia LIVELY FIGHT

- -, ~ ~ N'sh6aocts wear A'HhCO STA.
'siiss; tion, Ohio. S}4
Some time ago viii Kinsey and John
Crawford, the Postmaster at Blaine, O.,
a little settlement a few miles out the O.,
L.& W.:road W from Bridgeport, had a dis
pute concerning an alleged delay IN the
delivery Of some mail, which resulted in
a rough md tumble fight; Kinsey being
q large man and Crawford a small man
the tight was rather one.sided affair. M
y This fight stirred up bad blood be-!
tween the two families, who reside near
each other, and yesterday afternoon
there was another outbreak, i, Daniel
Crawford, a brother Of the postmaster
was driving home with bis milk wagon
and on the pike: near Pasco he met
kinsey, who was walking. AZ Crawford.
stopped and told him. ho wished he
would return block and tackle he had
borrowed some time ago. y kinscy re-
piled that he had returned It.. and that
he would like Crawford to pay him SD
he owed him for fixing Il corn crib,
Words were exchanged until the lie was
passed, and Kinsey told Crawford II he \
wanted any, satisfaction to climb out Of
bis wagon and he would try and accom-
modate him. Crawford Is a large man and
feeling confidence in his ability to do
kinsey up, he climbed Eout and into
kinsey. An eye witness says that Kin
sey went at his work IN true puyilistic5 !
style, striking Crawford q stinpinp blow
In tha mouth ,o,1 fo1tau,...-t.. t. rs,
vantage until Crawford cried enough.
The fight lasted about five minutes, and
although a!brother Of each Of the par
ticipaats were present besides several
others, the men were allowed to Gght it I
out to a finish. Kinsey had a finger
bitten and his hand pretty badly hurt
from striking 4 Crawford's face WIS hurt
and bleeding and he swas hurt in the /
side. Alter the fight was over Crawford
said it was not ended vet, s!i,; s'i 81
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4 ~. - IE7--- t----Is EDB
A Notorious Woman ,Dentl

IL 4 l Ia !: :PoRrE, 1xD., Jan. Il. Ella Wasser..
mann, who created a sensation several
months ago BY making a murderoua
assault on Mrs. Minnie Leeds, oi Alichi.
gan City died in the county jail .yester:
Day OF liberation Of the stomach. hi S
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.Sluggcrs Tax On to aiis,lsaIppi.,

u NEw YoRK, JAM Mike Donovan,
Nike Mike. ;C,le:ary and William Muldoon
were this morning turned over 10 the
Mississippi authorities to- he ! taken to
Misslssippi for trial rttheir connection
With the y kilraiu.Sullivan sprize fight.
Just when they will Sbe taken south is
not yet decided. N 4
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Postttinxtars and Pcnslons,

WAsHlNaroN, Jan. 1e.-The following
West Virginia postmasters were 4 sap:
pointed to-day. E. R. Hunt, vice G.y,
Kincaid, removed, Mountain Cove, Fay
cite county; O.. g.. KuDach. vice W. N
Brown, resigned, Stone Cliff, Fayette
county; AR. Price, vice IF. s. Watson
resigned, Ellington, Monongalia county
Pensions were granted /; to West. Vii.
ginians to-day as follows: Original in
yalid-Marion iRiley,i5West Columbia
Samuel s. CRADLE, Volcano; Timothy
DarROn, Wheeling, ~ y g Z
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The, ,Co,untorfelt.r. iIIeltl far co,,rt y

The two young men giving the natues
Of John and Joseph Moore, ,;who were ar.
rested "Wednesday, by Officers West and
Short for passing counterfeit money, and
who when searched; we're found to have
some Of the; stuff, ,&6nished and untin.
ished, in their clothes, were taken be-
fore United States Commissioner Camp.
bell yesterday and held to answer. to tie
United States Grand Jury which meets
at Parkersburg next week. Their state.
ments, were taken separately, and varied
almost as widely as the two ! poles.
There Is no doubt but, they are a crooked
pair. 81 y hi TE S,rs;t 80
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ss wisconsin, Democratic Chairman.

MlLwAuKEE, Wis, Jan. le. Edward
Q, Wall, Of this city was elected Chair:
man Of the Democratic State Central
Committee to succeed Ellis Usher. Of
LaCross, who recently resigned Mr..
Wall was Internal Revenue Collector
during President Cleveland 8 admins.
tration. He is u man Of high standing
politically, socially and In q business
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| Libelletl Gln,lntoln; - Is Son.

LONDON. Jan. B.-Col. Millison has. h.ls.
been convicted OF publishing in lilo Al
!ahabad, (India), Post a libel against MI
Herbert Gladstone, son OF the Right
Hon. E. W.. Gladstone, and has been Or
dered TO pay 1000 pounds damages; s "a
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H. - ..s'sts> s>,.tt-'=..it-frs.,
! Porsopal Mention.

Sptcia! Dlspatrh % LN laltl1t mi
CnARLEsroS, ;W.f.YA., Jan..l .l0.--Goy.
Wilson is laid up with: the grip.
81 Capt. Ed. Watson, Of Fairmont,arri
tonight. 6st 23,
Ia letter was received to-day from SEN
ator Smith, OF Hancock county, saying
that he would probably be unable to at
tend this session, and asking that a pair
be ! secured I for him. &! An effort to do
this failed. Z Y &
n No word has been received from Sena-
tor Morrison, OF Braxton sounty,swho
is at home i'll. i Az !f- III; g:; Ist.i
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
The Committee OH Foreign AirAirs 10 HIVE
E5I+5i ~ fs Charge Of the Matter. 8s&

SS Is Ia Charge Of the Matter. Z IL
.WAs,,,var,o,,N NJ n ltron IA @xf,
M.w;.,,...'ss 4 = ~, =; = = ". !, w.
Mla'cshihn!ey, la's o1 ohlo' ltol from Tue commute
on Rules reported g resolution for TIL
appointment of a committee on III
worlds fajy to consist 81 ,b;,,se.n :, ~,
- . - '.a. : s''Vea 'ae'1
oers, which eomm!ttee snail withi'
three days formulate a plan by whici
the House can determine the site Of th,
proposed lair; and subsequently repor
bill providing Tor the fair. H.. ,l 4
Mr.. Cannon, Of illinois, who was th'
minority ot the committee, reported |
substitute resolution as follows: 'gt$.
WHEREAS, On.the 18th and Goth day.
Of December, and at other times, tht
House referred 70 tho Committee on
Foreign Affairs divers bills, petitions
and memorials touching the projected
Worlds Fair OF 1902, thereby giving full
Jurisdiction to that committee OF the
whole subject matter, and said commit,
tee has given: exhaustive consideration
to the same i 3353 y
Itesolred That the Committee on For.
eign Affairs be instructed to report res,
o!ution providing q method oi selecting
the locality. OF the Worlds Fair Of ls0.
by vote OF the House Of Representa-
tives. First, whether said fair shall be
held east or west Of the Allegheny noun.
tains; second, the selection OF the place
for location OF said iair.gyAfter such'vote
1t shall report a bill providing for a
Worlds Fair in 1897, to be held at the
place selected as above provided, a,.tE,t ~, i, {
q Mr.. Hit, OF Illinois, chairman OF the
Committee on Foreign A fairs, favored
the substitute resolution. Mr. Morrow,
Of California, did the same. Mr.. Hatch,
OF Missouri, favored the majority reso..
luton. He said that prior to the ap,
pointment OF the Committee on Foreign
Affairs the gentlemen representing The
competing cities had entered into com.
pact that special committee should be
created. He; askei that the agreement
be carried out. H an: 4. .sl
Il MI. ..Frank, OF Missouri, advocated the
majority report. Mr.. Springer, OF Iii.
nois, denied that there had been any
compact between the representatives Of
competing cities. 1t was true that they
had agreed to request the Speaker to
call a meeting OF the / Committee on
Rules in order j to create special com.
mittee, but the only intention Of the
agreement was that the committee
might sit during the holiday recess, Z. :; (,
Mr.. Springer denied the right iof any
gentlemen to meet & In ! hotel ,parlo1
and make compact to bind members ol
the House. y s=liiii.stTl!!3 S.S,i7s rs ss5i
Mr.. Hatch replied that il the represen.
tatiyes Of Chicago had not intended to
keen the contract thew ahould nave,
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Iimlf1nn Th nir Hal.l

V Bosrox,E jar. 6.-They athletic con-. con-.
mlttee Of Harvard has decided after the
close OF the season OF ] 1Sa9-a0: 1 e Harvard
shall not participate in athletic sports
outside OF England. y t.E}55S5
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~ lf12'gf1{e l4f n N- lS-tA-t s't. Tr'N =
: Opposition to Senator Allison.

b CHICAGO, Jan. ia Tribune special
from Des MONIES says Governor Larra-
bee, was yesterday: endorsed BY the Iowa
Farmers Alliance for United States SEN
ator to- succeed Senator Allison. s, The
Farmers Alliance claims TO JbeS a non
partisan organization. The Committee
on Resolutions recommended the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted by the
convention by vote of IS to 9: :}5si. 5!5,s5
ji;s$.R Resolacd, By this convention sot The
Farmers a lliance OF Iowa, consisting OF
officers, members and delegates, that we
demand OF the Iowa Legislature II the
election of Wm. .Larrabee to. the United
States Senate. Y 5!ss
~ A committed was appointed to present
It to the Republican Senatorial caucus.
Ivs Nothing % the nsql. IN We virginia.
IN UTleA, \. y, Jan. l6.-A tract Sol
l4,95S acres Of timber land has been sold
BY Hood, Gate 4 Co., to 9. @. Bond, ,:oi
Jackson, Mich. The land lies lin the
town ofSHigh Market, !, Lewis county,
and the deed is recorded in that county.
This is one Of the largest land sales ever
made in this State.@l 1t lis said that other
parties are }propoging to buy up large
tracts ia the northwoods before they are
acquired by the State. n 3 Z s b s
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..;s,@Whatl dc precher talk bout, TO-DAY;
brudder Julius ?nnsiiss."Oh, he tclled bout
Samson beat dem Philistines, zen YOU
know II { NOSE cry To- tink dem poor
creeters couldn't get no Salvation Oil.n
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I senntor Alllson No,m,,,,n,,ntn.,. ,,,,,It, !,

4 d DRs 7 = MoI8xs, 1 IA,,S Jan.. Il. The Re.
publican caucus tonight unanimously
nominated Senator William B. Allison
to succeed himself.
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; New Ger,nnn Cathedral

stBEnL1s, Jan. l6.-The Emperor Will
liam has under consideration some re- :
yised plans for magnificent new Cathe-
dral to be built here. ~