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I EMBEzzLER ARRESTED.

].
The Bookkeeper Of n Wholesale Drug Firm
Short Fifteen Thousand Dollars.
CINCINNATI, o.; Jan. Edward o.
Lowree, Clerk Of the Board Of Education
Of Glendale, Ohio, was yesterday ar
rested at the instance Of Allen & Co.,
druggists Of this city, on a charge of
having embezzled $4,000 Of their. money
during four years ending in 1855. when
he was their bookkeeper.1gs During the
time Of his employment and for some
time afterward there was no suspicion
Of any wrong doing, but recently, an ex.
animation Of an old account brought to
light; Irregularities and the books were
then examined with the above result.
1t is said Lowree admitted irregularities,
but said that the amount was small + un-
der promise Of freedom OF arrest! For
some reason the firm decided to make
the arrest. Mr.. Lowree2 holds a high
place in the estimation OF all his &C.
QuAlulaQCeG. 4 = = T. ! st,ll ssAJ}
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SENATE COMMITTEES.
shermnn's Antitrust Bill-Pension Legis.
i -s -Ss 1Rtion Itcrnn ~, ~, al u ,hsiS

sherman's Antitrust BilI-Pension Lesis.
lation Recommended. .iS
WAsulNaroN, " Jan. THE Finance
Committee Of the Senate to-day had un-
der consideration Senator Sherma,n's 5
antitrust bill and discussed it ior some
time. The lawyers on the committee
expressed doubts Of the constitutionality
Of the measure, although they were: ia.
vorably disposed towards the principle
OF the /. bill. The committee adjourned
without reaching vote. & sFs
s. The Committee on! Pensions ordered a
favorable report upon the following bill !:
To repeal 80 much sof section 4G93,; Re!
vised Statutes. as provides that no claim
OF State nilitiAman; for pension on ac.;
count of disability from wounds OF; in.
juries received in battle with Rebels or
indians, while temporarily rendering
service, shall be valid unless prosecu.
ted to a successful issue prior to July
4, &1SS4: ~ @t;I, s N n 4.
The compilation OF a dependent pen.
sion bill from the half dozen or more
propositions received by the committee,
has been entrusted to a subcommittee
consisting iof Chairman; Davis aud Sena.
tors Moody and Faulkner. They will
report the draft OF u bill to the full COM.
mittee for consideration at tho next
meeting. ! }, 'issttlj h sfi;5.I5 (gSsi{{ 4
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/ The Worl,l,s: Fuir In tic IIo,,,,s.e, II,r,,,I.e

W WAslLlIS'!eroN, ?. 81, Jan: 7,,--The
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
held its first Meeting today, and after
some discussion upon the question Of
jurisdiction, decided that it had author.
lty under the rules 3 TO consider the
Worlds Fair bill already introduced by.
Representative Adams. ss Accordingly
Chairman Hit was authorized ! to ap-
point: subcommittee of five members
to consider and, report uponS the Y bill,
This subcommittee has mot yet been
appointed. The Adams bill Is IA very
long, comprehensive measure, and leaves
blank where. the fair is to be held. The
committee $willf call II upon \! Secretary
Blaine tomorrow q
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SOUTH DAKUrAbhEGlsIATuRE.
Worry Little Preliminary tExcifement-1l
q - M. - GnYnrlior,A MeAxnra SIt,


Very Little Preliminary Excitement : Tho
Governors Message. Sslfi,,
PIERRE, s: D., Jan. The Legislature
Of South Dakota convened this afternoon
at2 p. M, 100 Of the 100 members being
present. AS the organization was per.
fected last fall there is little'preliminary
excitement outside of diligent can:
wasting for, The minor offices which have,
not yet been filled. Governor tNIellette
has postponed the delivery OF bis message
until Tomorrow. Economy In Gall It's
phases will be the strong point OF the
message. The prohibitionists have a
strong lobby present and will do their
utmost to secure m iron.clad prohibitory
l.. s=IPffHs
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ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY,

An Institute Professor Steals n Missionary
Collection. y e e,
iS CLEVELAND, o., Jan. .s- Hathilton
Carter, one OF the professors in the New
Lyme, Ohio, Institute, has been arrested
on the charge Of burglary and has made
a confession. He broke into a drug store
at NewJyme and stole a missionary col.
lection taken! !up in the Presbyterian
Sunday School ut Warren, Ohio, x
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J Tho War Growing uot.

n ,C(nllcAao, jan. The war between
the State and the city on the question Of
the prevention sof the slaughter? Of dis:
eased g cattle in this city, is growing hot.
To-day Mr.. McChesney.o Of the State
Board OF Live Stock Commissioners,
wrote an open letter to Health Comnis:
sioner Wickershan, in which he says
that it has been only through the efforts
Of the State Board that the Chicago mar.
kels have been kept from diseased meats,
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seven Hanging, Il, orr, Iyo6,,,,, ~ i,I,5

y .El.' .R.A'Lklen, N. O., Jsu. 7.-Governor
Fowle yesterday fixed February 81 as
the date for the hanging of four \ men
now under. death sentence in this State,
two for murder and tstwo for burglary.
Unless executive cleu,ency sintervenes
the execution %of W. O. Parrish, now in
jail3unders death ilsentence, will 4 take
place here on Friday There will prob.
ablyebe as many as seven hanYings with.
In the next month. /. a m, Is ss1A
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CONDENSED TELEGRAAls,

Princess 3 Bismarck is improved Of
health.
Foster, Canada's Finance Minister, is
in retirement with influenza. sF!s 5.;l 4
Adelaide, Detchon, h the I American
singer, has cut all engagements: Grip.s3f
# In New y York State: last year + 4o, ,956
meniwere convicted sof crime and S 1884
women. n! d.
IA Philadelphia printers have decided
not Ito strike, though their demands
have not:been met. 81 sF5iSs
woman telegraph operator ere erred il,
copying "a dispatcher's train n order; at
keene, N. A., and a dead engineer and
fireman are the results.
MARY Marlin, ls Syears 4 old, 4 q (. I New
Hampshire shop girl, being excused yes.
terday because o. grip, dropped dead in
the street on her way! home.
suffering from influenza, Henry
Klein, q Franco-P -Prussiau veteran sought
his wife's grave in i a Long island Gene.
terry and blew his'head of with gun. $
William 4 Moore died of the grin ID
plainfeld, ME-, Sunday. Today while
the monrnera were returning from his
funeral his wife died Of the same malady.
Moore bad $s00. 900. IS
The increased death rate / in 4 New
York by reason Of 4 the grip has been
chiefly made 4up byE deaths Of persons
over rs years OF age. Out OF 44O increase
In given time 81 deaths Z " ere Of i ner.
Rons under rs, 5t33S ''f5sf5
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EDwARpsylLLE, III, Jan. THE re-:
cent heavy rains are playing havoc with
some Of the weaker railroad lines. n No
trains have passed going west on THE
Toledo ST. Louis q Kansas \ City road
since Yesterday morning, the dump over
asformer5 bridge near Sorrento, which
had recently been filled, shaving given
way and causing five freight cars and "a
caboose to slide 10 the foot 3of an yem.
baakment.$ $Ss The y w abash { on the
Edwardsville, branch SIS also washed out
at Indian Creek and travel suspended
for, to. o.day. q Y: tg
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Tho EnslI.h.porturr,uIpe,,s;et tr,Ip,, & Racket, l,,,u,

LISBON, Jan. 7.-senor Gomez will
answer the Marquis Of salisbury's latest
note at the end Of the week. Salisbury's
note was of menacing, peremptory
character, requiring Portugal to act at
once, as II the reclu1e Of England's posi-:
ton in the case was beyond all doubt.
1t is believed that Portugal cannot con-
cede 80 much, but that the Foreign Min.
ister will intimate the willingness OF the
Portuguese Government to order the
maintenance OF the statu quo in Africa,
pending negotiations. If England will
do the same. FiT s5sS y S4sslll
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.A!ylCrlM OF THE CAMPAIGN.

George II. Topp who Went Insane Dies In
igy 3 4li the Asylum. 4; ;S5 q 8 IS. {.
N u lCalNsclsSArl, saIs O., Jan. Geo. R. Topp,
late I member Of the y Board Of Public
Affairs, who resigned during the cam.
paign last fall, and who was sent to the
Longyiews1n Asylum s a few DAYS
ago, died ut that place at'12:3O to-day, 81
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! More Boodlil,r Une,n,rtl,evd,l art wv

s1. LOUIS, Jan. \ e.. The Pos; Dispatch
tonight contains another expose I Of
""boodlinp'@ il the city. ]. government.
This time the claim is made that 81 200
was paid tor passing the U nion Market
Arcade bill through the House of Dele:
gates. The Grand Jury now in session
will investigate the charges Of boodling.
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/ FOR PUBLIC AND SOCIAL PURITY.

Tho Churcl. Members OF Steubeivills Pros
! X tecutins the Work. ~
Special Dispatch 10 the Iateuige,lrer. + f
SrEupEsyILLE, O., Jan. 7.-At the
week Of prayer meeting in the Congre-
pational Church tonight great earnest
ness was manifested over local and
national government. and social purity.
a committee was appointed to, interview
the City Council and ascertain its
position upon the rnmored possible re.
peal OF! the ordinance under which the
Ladies Social Purity Society lately took
action against several theatrical com.
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p Change Of Pastorate.

MADISON, Wis., jan 10. II. Rich;
ards yesterday formally rendered his re-
signation as pastor OF the local Congrega-,
tional church, over whlchGhe presided,
for. .twenty.two years. w y H.ssWana.5
maker, a brother and associate OF the
Postmaster General, was here yesterday,
and formally rendered; him: the junani-
nous call Of the Central Congregational
Church of Philadelphia, which was as
formally accantpd 49, "
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Meeting OF Mine Owners.

BRUSSELS, Jan. IA meeting Of tho
mine owners Of the Charleroi district
was. held to-day. to consider the com
promise proposed by the striking miners.
1t was decided not to accept the COM
promise and this rejection Of the over
lures made by the men has caused much
Indignation among the miners. The
strike continues to spread. II ,, = "A
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ANOTHER! VICTIM Of. THE WIRE. !
A Lineman Gets n Terrible Shock From
Which He VIII Die. 4,

. sr. LOUIS, Jan. frank Mahon, d
lineman, Is another victim Of the mur.
derous wires. He ,is employed by the
Missouri Electric Light Company, and
was sent to the engine house on
Eleventh street yesterday to repair a
line that was out Of order. He went to
the top Of the house and soon after the
hremen heard a shout and a scream Of
the wires. He had Been severely shock.
ed but still was able TO struggle hard to
free himself from the Deadly wires,
Then bis whole body. shook for a mo.
ment and was hurled of the roof TO the
yard beneath. He alighted on q mass OF
bricks aud rubbish. The flremen picked
him up and ,ook himtto the dispensary,
His injuries are fatal, ssEa7 ,glstiy
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"A NEWSPAPER MAN GONE. i

George Martin. of the rlttsburgh Times.
Suddenly Dies In Washington. I, AZ
WASHINGTON, Jan.7.-George Martin,
formerly correspondent Of the New York
Press, and recently correspondent OF the
PittsburghTimes, died at II o'clock to. ia,
night, Of paralysis. He v as at work ut
the capitol until late this afternoon, and
was notstricken until o'clock. Mr.. Mart
In was a son.in.law Of ex. Congressman
James, Of New FORK. s His remains will
be taken to Pittsburg for burial. lAi4G
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UNSUITABLE HOMICIDE
A Young MIN Kills His Brother In Self De

TEguAAA, CAL, Jan. "A. J. Clarke,
W, shot and killed his brother, John.
ston Clarke, this morning as the result
Of family quarrel. Johnston seized a
razor and attempted 10 kill his brother
when tho latter drew a revolver and
fired, the ball entering the forehe cad.
The parties were the sons OF the late
Judge Clarke. Young Clarke surren.
dered 10 the authorities after the shoot.
ing, and the coroner's inquest was held
this afternoon, resulting in verdict Of
justifiable homicide, NJ z.s:i.55 ,Js,i5i
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"a I,lg FIrc In Brussels

BRUSSELS, an.&7.-The theatre and
bourae here were destroyed by fire this;
morning. Only the bare walls of tho
buildings remain. For a time 1t was
thought that tho fire would destroy the
block in which the theatre and bourse
were located, but the firemen saved the
Hotel Central and other, adjacent build
ings and rescued the guests Of the hotel.
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IN TILE SENATE. :

Senator Morgan on the Negro Problen-.Hs
s3lg Suggests d solution Of It. IN sE S5.
5WAsMISdroS, d. 9. Jan: q Among
the bills presented and referred was one
by Mr.Faulkner to provide for . worlds
exposition T3at the National Capital in
1850. n a
Mr. Vorhees offered d preamble and
resolution declaring the newspaper re-
port that Mr. Chambers, D United States
Attorney at indianapolis, had intertered
g IN his official capacity Ia, prevent the ar,
rest Of iW.&W. Dudley on Sa charge ,ol
ieloniouslyg violating the election laws o.
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CITY BUILDING BURNED
a Zig Firo Mt LendStone, alnine-The Post

a lilE Fro Mt LeadS.one,a alnine-The Post.
office Destroyed. 4i
ID LEWISTON, Me-, Jan:s7.-The Lead.
stone City building caught fire in the
elevator shaft about $3.50 o'clock to.
night and was totally burned. It was a
brick structure 200 BY 60 feet with an L
containing the various city offices, "a
splendid hall, etc., while in the L was
located the postoftice. The building was
erected ten years ago at a cost OF $3.50.
900 and is totally ruined. There was nc
insurance on it. H
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Turtle soup, and Luncl, at III. Cen en,

g There was received yesterday at VIM:
Conard's new and popular Central res.
taurant, on Market street, "a few doors
below the Mcclure House, four hundred
pounds of hard shell swapping turtles
which will b be served I up to patrons
to-day, in the shape Of soup and steaks.
Mr.. Conard has a cook whom he,is will:
ing to back against any other. cook in the
city as an accomplished man in his line,
and the turtles will ibe prepared by him
ina most !appelizing manner. Those
who like something good 10 eat should
not forget TO call at the. Central to-day;
and sample the turtle. 81. q.
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Another Wire Accident.

Esr. Louis, jan. This morning at 7
O'clock, as a street car on the south
was going ,Iat'a rapid rate Of speed, this
two horses ran against a broken electric
light wire which hung like loop across
the street. \ The shock killed both horses
instantly and stunned tho driver.
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IA Steel Contract!

W'..AsH!IEXaToS, 2. q, Jan, "A con:
tract was to-day awarded to the Linden
Steel Company, Of h Pittsburgh, Pa, for
furnishing S6l tons fof protective deck,
plating for. the new battle ship Texas at
so cents aspound, a thus amounting to
Sl02, lGS. j s @
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Incrcasing In Iowa,

Clinton, Iowa, Jan. lila grippe still
increases the number :9 Of sick people.
Over sixty Of the trainmen Of this diyis.
ion gof the Chicago; & Northwestern are
down and probably one-third Of the in.
habitants Of the city. 1;
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Not n Complete Victory

BERLIN, Jan. THE 1ageblatl states
that the victory Of Major .Wissmann
over the insurgeants near Saadauier
reported yesterday was incomplete. The
paper says that the Arabs after being
driven from their fortified position re-
turned and assumed the offensive, is5zSS
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The Kni,.ns I,li,zn r,l AbntI,pu,.' NJ

z KANSAS ClrY,# No. JAM: " Advices
from Kansas and Missouri state that the
blizzard which has been III progress
throughout those States the past thirty
six hours has tabated:. The velocity OF
the wind has greatly. decreased and a
generally higher Temperature prevails.
The storm was not severe enough; 10 de.
ytrayel on the railroads. n u 81, ). es1f.,
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& Effect Of Snow and I,nin.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. The sudden
advent ofrain, snow and sleet has trans;
formed the business section Of st. Louis
into: q veritable grotto of Escintillaling
icicles, swinging to and fro on the tele.
phone, telegraph and electric light wires,
emitting flashes Of varied colored lights
at frequent intervals. 81 A.
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aPellslonn Grunteti.
yectal Dispateh q the Inttllio,t.,..c.tr. ], ! Y

WAslllsaToS, Jan. 7.---W est: Virginia
pensions granted to-day were: Original
inyalid-John Spencer, Kingwood Ben:
jamin N. satterdeld, Thornton. Increase
Milton ! Kemp, Clifton Mills; Joseph
Holley, Hurrirane; Samuel O. Humph:
rey,S Wheeling. Reissue ~ William
lWynes, SissonYille.
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Former Fruncl, General Den,,

x CHENoA, liz, Jan. 7.-General Louis
Laduc died Of heart disesse yesterday at
his farm, northwest Of this city. 4 He
has resided here over twenty years. He
was born in France and was highly ed.
ucatau -sS55t ,l;:sS}, n Sii6f 2, i3Js,e ~, -,
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] Eli, White E.cnp,,, /, q

.EtLNlaA, = n. s., Jan: Ella White,
the noted female I iorger, who was y ii, re- Re,
Gently arrested in, Chicago and brought
to this city, escaped from the county Jail
here to-day She Bwindled Elmira peo..
Pile out OF $50, 900. ~
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LITTLE yRocK, AaE Jan. Ar At.
tempt was made last night u wreck q
freight train; on the, Iron Mountain road ru,
II the deep cut one mile south OF here
The engineer saw "a negro throw, d very
large chain across the rails \ The engine
was badly, damaged S5SEst "a
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n Pat,,ut. ito yyo,t ivIrr,u,Inn..

Special Dt.pdtch 10 he Intellig1.eer. is
W ] Il 4i'WIAsHlSeroS, Z. G. Jan, West
Virginia Patents were granted to-day as
follows: To John 3. Funk and n.
Zeither, Clifton, for "a low water alarm
for boilers; to Thomas Medford, Hunt
ington, for a tly5paper holder for, win
dows; to Alex Parks, 8jr.,S of Martins.
burg, for a liquid Separator: II.
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/ THE MONTANA! SENATORSllp,..

The Democrats Gust Their Ballots, but tho
Il Certincates Won't be Authenti Gated.
" HELENA,. .MoNT., Jan. 7.-Thirty.seven
Senate and House Democrats assembled
In joint session at noon aud cast their
votes ior CLARK and aAlaGinnis, Demo-
cratic caucus candidates for Senators.
Governor; ;Toole, !, II Is 4 said, signed the
certificates for their election, but that
Secretary of State y Botwilt will refuse
official authorization with Sthe State
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Severe Wreck

n n BELy1lDERE, " \: gJa Jan. "A bad
wreck occurred on the P Pennsylvania
Railroad near here this morning. non Il IA
construction train collided with an ex,
tia. Engineers Walton, IHaggertyS and
Tennaclif were ! seriously{S injured Y and
the road was badly blocked and all trains
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H|NPRHSSEAUGUSTA3.Djj]B!IAl.Dlj|i' n ] I
The 7 '!'s Ctonsott Cto,nso Of the Late Kaisee:r,;
Wilhelm Of Germany, s
AIl.si'Y''lCTlMS ~ 0FSINFLU'ENzHl. a
'slhN She Passes Away Surrounded by. tho
Royal Famlly...The Sorrow or he (;
People in Dcrlln..othcr In. Tii;iy.
itcrcsting European News, Il .sf

BERLIN, Jan. THE ! Dowagcr. En-.
press Augusta, who has been suffering
from influenza, died at 4:30 this after.
moo noon. Early this morning she bad re.
lapse and she grew rapidly worse. At
2p. m. the Emperor and Empress and
their two eldst sons, Crown Prince vii.
liam and Prince Frederick and tho
Grand Duke and Grand Duchess, Of Ba.
den, son.in.law and daughter reepec.
lively Of the Dowaeer Empress, we're re-,
called to her bedside. n Count Won
Moltke left her, palace at noon. He was
much ~! affected at her alarming con con- 4
i.SA large crowd has assembled III Inter
Den Linden before the palace, and 4
much sympathy Is shown for the family.
p The : Dowager IL Empress ,s'Augusta. 4
whose full name and 4 title before her
marriage to. the late Emperor William fS
was Augusta, Princess iof Saxony.Wei.s
mar Eisenbach and Duchess of Saxony. 81
was born September 80, 0,18ll. y She was I
chief Of the Fourth Guard Grenadiers :
,Si. -
n q now Tnr END CAME. sss
"a The death Of the Empress Augusta {
was announced to the people by the
lowering Of the imperial stand from it's
place over the palaces. The Empress
passed away peacefully surrounded BY /
all her near relatives and her much at i
tached attendants. AS the end came the
mourners knelt around the bed and the
Court Chaplain offered a prayer and !,
then blessed the remains. The Emperor /
William and the Empress' soon after (!
left the chamber. l;;S.5ll; -
a As early as 8 in the morning the doc. i
tors had perceived there was no hope OF 4
saving the Empress life. 4 She had suf.
Tered from the influenza for three days I;
and bore the maladyi 80 ( well chat on I
Monday night her recovery was looked {
upon as certain. But in the course OF !
that night pneumonia was developed q
and presented a crisis too great /.
Tor her remaining strength. PA
The streets are already draped with !.
s;iii53s ii53s - n! fiirs.l 5tl
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The road is not myth by any means.
When it is completed t6Lexington it is
not improbable that it may be run down
the east side Of the mountains, through
Rocky Mount Stuart, Dunbury, Wilkes:
boro, Lenoir; and Shelby into the Caro-.
1ipoa opd Eoorn;o gs's i = 4-'-;--
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n Old Mai, Kicked Il, 10 Death.

NEwt Y ORE, Jan. .7.-Within The very
shadow Soi& the Sixth Precinct Station :
House Isaac schilanski, an sged Hebrew
was beaten and kicked : 10 i death,this I
afternoon BY "a crowd OF Italians Is His /
body now lies at the station house.
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7(-LiI - I.t.A ~,
4 Judge Kelly's Condition.

5tss1y yAsnlNoToN, jan. Judge Kelly has
had q very.bad day. Heris restless, very
weak and delirious at times and hope Is
entertained by those near him for ! any
substantial change for the better. lSSs
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+ Strike ut Stsuhenvllle.

/ PlT7sDuRon, ? pAa Jan. The boys
at the Summer Glass works at steuben.
vile, O., struck to-day for an advance Of
81 per week. The firm refused to grant
the advance and the works have shut
down ~ Il 80 IiS n "a