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MORE WRANGLING.
WORLDS FAIR QUESTION lNTBRsPERSBD
WITH A DISCUSSION ON RULINGS.
The Location Of the Great Exposition TO ba Settled
Early Next Week Speaker Reed Up
to Soma Of His Old
Tricks.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE House
Committee on the Worlds Eair had q long
session this morning, and after many skir-
mishes for advantage, finally decided upon
a resolution, which was presented 10 the
House this afternoon by Mr.. Gambler, the
chairman Of The committee. TINS resalu-
ton, which was proposed by Mr.. Frank,
Of Missouri, inatructs the chairman to ask
the House that Thursday and Friday Of
this week bs set apart for general debate
on the Worlds Fair bills, ard that Mon.
day next the reading Of the Journal be set
apart for voting upon the question Of the
site, unless the House shall have deter
mined that no Worlds Fair shall be held.
This resolution is in the nature of com.
promise, and received the unanimous vote
Of the committee, though there was q
division on several other propositions, with
the result I at Chicaeo was defeated by
combined opposition Of tie other contest
ing cities.
1t was evident immediately after the
meeting of the Committee that the Chicago
men were in favor Of forcing the fight iu
the House to a
SPEEDY TERMINATION,
and that the other cities, particularly st.
Louis, preferred that some time should
elspse between the presentation of the
claims of the several cities and ballOtiug
upon choice of site.
Mr. Hit, on behalf of Chicago, pro-
posed that only ore day should be allowed
for debate, and if there we're sufficient time
left g vote should be taken on the same
day, or if the debate occupied too much
time, that balloting should begin the next
day.
Objections were raised to this by the
representatives of the other cities, bastd
on the ground that time should be given
for reflection. and that the matter should
not be rushed through the House. On
division, the Chicago men alone voted IN
the affirmative. Mr. Flower, of New
York, proposed that Wednesday and
Thursday should be given up TO debate,
and that voting should begin Friday. Mr..
Frank suggested that provision should be
made for takiug sense Of the House on the
uestion Of whether or not any Worlds
Fair should be held in 1892, and that this
being afirmstively decided, ballotiog
should begin the following week. Ait9r
considerable discussion, the resolution for
debate on Thursday and Friday, and bal
loting on Monday was unanimously adept
ed; Mr.. Mist, however, securing COM
premise of that psrt Of the resolution
which proposed a vote on the question OF
holding any Worlds Fair ut all, the form
OF the resolution being changed, at lis in
stance, so as to leave this with the House.
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APPEARED IN THE LIVING FLESH.
Return OF Young n oOsisr Who Was Sup
posed 20 be Dead.

posed 10 be Dead.
RICHMOND, IND, February 17.-Lsst
August, Plate Robinson, employed in the
Office Of the Robinson machine works,
owned By the family went 10 Lake City,
Mimi, for 81 cutting.
On the evening Of September 6 ne took a
beat and said he WAS going to Lake Pepin
for a swim. His boat was found ashore,
but contained not vestige Of clothing.
His father, II. E. RobiusOD, Left for there
next morning and searched for the body,
bat in vain. Lsrge rewards were offered,
detectives were put on the case, aud, on
theory advanced By the family physician
ths. q sunstroke hsd perhaps made him
temporarily DAFT and sent him off on pur-
poselsss trip, a regular Tascott experience
in looking up or going after persons re-
sembliug him was idulged in. The search
was finally given up aad the mother put
on mourning.
Saturday, night young Robinson walked
into the house looking as il he had been
having rough time of it. The physician
vas right "a bis cOnjsctures, and the young
man IS still sufferer, as though fIom
nervous trouble. He was down in Indian
Territory, but how be got there be does
co. know. Three weeks ago ne worked
his way up to Harlem, Mo, aod from there
drifted into Kansas City, where be realized
his situation and then started homeward.
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BRIEF HOUSE SESSION.
Time Occupied in the Discussion Of snod'y
uArml - Bills

Time Occupied Goa the Discussion OF suo"''
HArml - Bills
S...-.. I.tr-u b ns Efg.sr.
CuAEr rsroS. ". Va, February H.
The House vas only 10 session during tie
morning. hours. ard st noon all jlafnsd hll
to.mouow mouus Mr. G.ack ea''sd
HIR 40 8 "saliorzlsg i5e Governor
,o ..u 400 Old muskeis now ia the Safe
.,oorv .o he various Grand Army Posts
oftbe s.s.s st dity cents each. % The 1850
lotioa we sdop ed, sad Nj, G.uck sp-
poin,sd 20 communicate ihe iaci TO the
Senate
Mr sodgg p.odaosd X b. No. 80.
"ssansg 10 aries vbich vas referred 20
tbs Jaleay Committee Senate bill No
IA rslhrr 10 its 'amrrat Of taxes" Cr,
more p,5p.ry rsskirg, - bin looking TO
the c.ssr.sg u2 Of hud titles, WAS next
takss 3D. Tee consideration provoked
c0rsiiIa''e t.sclsg0r. Messrs. Lively,
Do,f and Yo11g hki5g tie ground that
ths p3.slss OF IRE bill would DO more to
comp ci's matters than to improve them,
Mesrs. Sprgg S,iiel and others spoke II
favor of iL Toe bill was Indefinitely
postponed on Y11ng's motion.
Gibsol'- bii relating 10 the killing o.
birds Wild turkeys, etc, under 2 sus
pension Of tu,ss. vas rsad q third time snd
passed. The bin relating to the screening
and weighing of coal, was ordered 10 it'
second reading II B No. %, ''relstipe
10 school .alt commissioner on q third
Ieaiiog vi7 taken up sud lost 6Ys vote Of
II % 10 B. No. ~ on a second read
ing g8s Iaii on tte table.
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Without Money or Homes.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 1.-THE
steamer Zsalanda brings sdvices from
Sydney to January %, and Auckland to
January 26. A fire in Sydney on Christ
mas day destroyed the sheds Of the Tasma-
nian Navigation Co.'s wharf. Loss $780,
600. The new year has been remark
able in Australia for many fatal acci-
dents. One of the most prominent WAS the
collapse OF the Old Volunteer Artillery
Hotel in Sydney, in which two people
were buried in the ruins and burned.
The condition of the unemployed at
Sydney is becoming serious. On a recent
night 800 men end women were counted
asleep in the parks Of that city, all with
money or homes.
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IMPORTANT development.
pr Blood seen In Dover With n Mysterious
Rnndle.

Dr Blood seen In Dover With n Mysterious
Bundle.
DOVER, n. b., February 17.-What
will doubtless prove en- important develop
ment in the SAwtelle murder case has been
furnished by Mrs. Charles Richmond, who,
upon taking up q Boston Sunday paper,
this morning, saw a picture of "DI."
Blood, who is supposed TO have bsen ion
plicated in the taking of Of Hiram Saw
lelle
why, I know that man." she said
'He called here q week ego to day. Ii
was in the afternoon. He asked for a
room. told him / had one. but when l
locked at his face refused to give him
one. He had two bundles; one done up in
wrapping paper; should say it might have
contained clothes. The other was done up
in a newspaper, about the size Of mains
head. He looked Just like the picture Of
DR.. Blood. sent him to Mr.. Halls.
Later the picture was shown to Mr..
Hall, who recognized il 81 that Of man
who engaged rooms Of him last Monday,
but did not ccms back Hall also saw him
on the street that night and the next day.
Lawyer Pierce, of Dover, is the man
who called at the hotel in Portland,
where Sawtelle was staying, and who,
when be saw the entry u. Bridge,
Dover" on the register. stated that that
vas the man be wsntsd. II seems that
Pierce was looking for George Briggs, of
Dover, and ct first mistOok the entry for
the name Of The man he wanted. He says
be excused himself to the clerk and de-
parted.
ROCHEsTER, n. II February 17.-Dr.
Tobey, Hiram Sawtelle ard physician
examined the remains Of the murdered msn
to-day. and positively identified the body
by certain indispntsble peculiarities as
that Of Hiram. The Rev. Downs, of East
Rochester, states that on the night Hiram
SaWtelle was killed he met team on the
road in Z vet Rochester with two men in it,
one Of whom acted strangely. Mr.. Downs
hailed the team, and inquired OF the one
since identified as Isaac SAwtelle what
allied his companion. The man lreplied:
He is drunk" The other man was prob
ably then dead or dying, ard this testi-
mony fixes the fact that the deed was
committed in New Hampshire.
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Tine aovernment,. Purpose.

LONDON, February 17.-In the House
of Commons to day Mr. Paraell asked fol
informstion as to the governments inten
tions regarding the report Of the Parnell
Commission.
TIE Right Hon. W. II. Smith, the gov
srpment leader, faii that the sovernmen,
intended to ask the House TO adopt the re-
port and to thank the Commission for itt
Just and impartial condncs. Mr.. Smiths
answer was greeted with cheers, counter
cheers and laughter. he also said that The
government would SIX the House to enter
the report on its jourasl. Cries Of "O5'
Onw1 He further said th,, be hoped sub
isct to the progress OF busiress in the
House to make motion Monday next to
carry out the governments intentions.
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Auorsan Grinders Last Grind.

NEW YORK, February 17.-While Viz
cenza Garga, an organ grinder A years old,
was playing his organ, Saturday, his head
suddenly fell upon the top Of the instru-
ment. Some one helped him to
his home iu the basement of bakery,
whence polio man had him removed to
the Manhattan Hospital. He died within
few hours, Begging that his organ be
buried with him. When stricken down
he was playing Home, Swee. Home"
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Arrest Off. L,pplncot,.

CAMDEN, N. j February IA war
rant was sworn out here to-day by F. O.
Lippinoott, of this city for the arrest Of
Mrs. Juda O. Lippincott, the city proprie-
toress who gained so much rotority
through her swirdlirg Operations. charg-
ing ber with forgery. No information
could be obtained as to the amount or
nature Of the forgery. Mrs. Lippincott
left her home in Me1aford to day, her
destination being, il ia said, P1ilsdelphis.
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WILL PAY THE STATE DEBTS.
The Louisiana Lottery COMPANY Making
Dstpsra to Effort to Live.

The Louisiana Lottery COMPANY Making
Desperate Effort to Live.
NEW ORLEANS, February 1.-THE
louisiana Lottery Company is making 8
desperate effort to retain lis corporate life.
It has failed to secure charter from North
Dakota and its next move, it is said, will
be an enormous bribe to the Louisiana
Legislature for a renewal Of its present
charter, which will expire two years hence
I,'es npqsi.ior will be TO pay the entire
State debt, amounting TO from SIC. 600, 0O0
to $4,000, 900. The lottery is earning
S25O,0O a month, or $4,000. 600 per year
net. Many prominent Louisiansns fear
that the bribe may be accepted.
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HUMAN CARGO GONE.
A Fruitlsss search for the AIissi0g Steam
er Dubury.

A Fruitlsss search for the nIissiOg Steam
er Dubury.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 17.-Sydney
papers, which arrived by steamer yester-
day, report the arrival there, January 8
Of the vessel that made fruitless search
for the large passenger steamer Dubury,
which it Was feared had foundered in the
recent typhoon in the China Sea.
No trace Of the missing vessel was found,
and there is now no doubt that she sank
with her 400 Chinese passengers and crew.
Tbs only tracfs Of her ever seeu were Il rat
ing bundles Of rattan that formed part Of
her cargo.
A German steamer. bound for Hong
Kong, last month picked up the crew of a
small MANILA bark which bad been drift
iug about in the China Sea for 30 days
The vessel vas uGmsnsgsable, and thOse
on board, 10 men end women, had been
without food or fresh W ater for 20 days.
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American wheslmsn In session.

NKw YORK, February 1.-THE Ma
tiopsl Assembly of the League of Ameri-
can Wheelmen met at noon tOdsy in the
Grand Union Hotel. President Charles
H. Luscomb read his annual address. In
h ne suggested that the Assembly should
decide al this meeting whether the matter
Of procuring better roads should be left to
the national body or State divisions
Although there was far from nnanimity
On various subjects, at the election no
difference were manifested. James h.
Damn. of Ohio, was elected President I;
DR.. W. II. Emory, of Ms Msssachusetts, Flrst
Vice President; Geo. B. Bidewell, Of New
York, Second Vice President, and W. w.
Brewster, OF Missouri, Treasurer.
Tee annual tournament will he held NJ
Niagara on August %, 26 and q.
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Cos, Of Free Delivery Extension.

WASHINGTON, February l7.-Postmaster
General wsnamaker in response to Sem
ate resolution to-day transmitted to the
Senate an estimate Of the increased cost re.
auired to extend the free delivery system
to all cities and towns having not less
than 3 coo inhabitants and also the cost OF
extending it to those having not less than
) 600 inhabitants. The Postmaster Gen.
ersl says that there are 664 of the former
towns and TO extend the free delivery sys'
tenn to them would cost the government
81 3l7, ,O4O, and of the latter there are 294,
requiring S679, 225 to extend the system to
them.
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A German Girl In plstr ess.

NEWARK, N. j., Februsry IA pref
ty German girl, aged about "a years, was
found unconscious on stoop at the corner
Of Lawrence and Commerce streets by an
officer tonight. She was taken to police
headquarters. where che recovered con-
sciousness. She gave her name as Will
helmina Lestering. She said she bad come
from Carlsbad to find friends in this city,
and had sewed 81, 900 in bills in her pocket,
and that she was lured by a man into a
house, where she WAS drugged, assaulted
and robbed. She could give no descrip
ti0n Of her nssailants.
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Dakota snan still On.

ABERDEEN, S. D., February 1.-THE
cold snsp, which began in the sudden
wave Of Saturday afternoon, continues 10
this region, tie thermometer now rapgiog
from eighi to ten degrees below zsro,
with light snow this after
noon. The death Of sn aged
blind woman named Anderson, living three
miles north OF the city, was reported TO-
day. She was found irozsn TO death San
day morning, having wandered from her
son q house during the night.
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STOPPED THE WEDDING.
A Bridegroom's Queer Excuse for Inter
rrp,iDg the Preacher.

A Bridegroom's Queer Excuse for Inter-
rrp.iDg the Preacher.
LAUREL, DEL, February 17.-Society
in the village OF WatchapreOgue, Acco-
mac county, Va, is excited over the
strange conduct Of prominent windower
who was engaged TO be married to young
woman in the place recently,
This ceremony was set for about ten
days ego, and the bride and guests assem-
bled q, the appointed hour. The bride
groom. instead of appearing, sent note
requesting that, for personal reasona, the
ceremony be postponed for one week.
This was done.
When the second wedding party Assem-.
bled sll went we'll until the clergyman had
reached the interrogstiyes, when, to the
smazsment of all, the bridegroom raised
his hand, and, with look Of anguish,
beckoned the preacher to stop. After a
few minutes Of painful sileace he said the
ceremony could not be concluded, assign
ing as q reason that he had been visited bi
a strange and startling revelation. Tne
lady's ffiends are indignant. The man
refuses TO tall, on the subj ect.
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A Sadden Death.

sgseidl TslSGrGl % ne Re9tsler.
WEILsBURG, ". VA, February H.
Mrs. Gilbse. Crary. living at the lower
ead Of town, dropped dead last evening Of
heart disssse. She had been standing at
the vin6oE moment before and on going
10 her chair was dead in a moment. She
had iast recovered from the grip. which is
supposed 10 be the cause Of bsr sudden at
tack.
Co. O. II. Bsall is reported as about tie
ssme as last night.
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Seventeen Citizens Arrested.

AUGUSTA, GA, February 17.-This
morning at o'clock U. s. Deputy Marahal
Corbett, of Mscop. and five deputy
msrshsls appeared Sharon, Geor-
ola. and arrested during the day
seventeen prominent citizens Of the toTn
and county charged with conspiracy and
intimidation against S. L. Duckwofth,
the newly appointed postmaster at
Sharon. The entire party arrived in
Augusta tonight.
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Ssv Enem,T.kes the Field

ZANZIBAR, February 17.-Bwansheri,
with large force, holds the field against
Mel. wissmsnn. Bwanaheri is a territorial
chieftain, belonging to an ancient family.
He has far greater il fdence than was pos-
sessed by Buchri, the chief who was re-
Gently hanged by the Germans.
This new Sultan, Seymaid Ali, received
all the E1Iopssn residents o. Zanzibar
Yesterday and formally bOisted his dag.
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Drowned Her Grief,

MILWAUKEE. February 17.-Ths re-
mains of handsome young woman, ap-
parently IS years old, was found near the
Lake Shore Railway track near this city
this morning. The body was cut to pieces.
From note found under her psrson, be-
ginnius:-Dssr William, it ia evident that
she is school teacher, and that she took
her own life, having thrown herself under
a train. The body was not identinsd.
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Work of White Gaps.

FREDERICK, Nd, February IA
party Of masked men numbering about
thirty and posing az White Gaps, sur
rounded tie house of Denis Davis, cOlOred,
at Brook Hill, small village six miles
from this city, last night, and calling for
Mrs. Rebeeca Brucheck. white, 40 years
cid. they accused her Of undue intimacy
vith Davis aud threatened to kill her.
She ouensd the door 3 little way, when Q
Oolps revolver was fred By some ore and
tbe bullet struck the woman in the left
hrssst below the heart, coming out under
tbe risht arm. She was probably fatally
wounded. No arrests.
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Pensions Awarded.
Special Telegram to the Register.

Special Telegram 10 lne Register
WASHINGTON, February 17.-Pensiors
Original Invslid-JOhn W. Snyder, Of
Flaiwood; Thos. Brahan, of Rowlesburg.
Rsstoration-Ssmuel A. Lime, OF Buck
hanuon. Original widows-Minors Of J..
Leech, CT Benwood. Incresse-Charles
Drake, Of Newton; J. Cole, of Laurel Iron
Works; ]. Murphy, Of Hundred; B. F.
Fish, of Ravenswood; T. Boyes, Of Inde-
pendencs; John Rogers, of Wellsburg;
n. Simmons, of Huntington; T. Roberts,
of Glen Elk; Emberson Fisher, OF Sisson'
vile; A. Hinslock. of Amblersburg; D
Henry, Of Weston; Geo. Thorn, of Bsling-
ton; L. D. Jeffrey, of Weston; VIM. II.
Valentine, of Newton. Reiseue and In
crease Jas. NJ. Boys, of Spring Hill.
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81 had rather be kitten and cry new"
than grcan all night and scold all dsy with
neuralgia, when one little bottle of Saliva
ton Oil would make me gentle and well.
Pussy, wouldn't yon9
Coughs, hoarseness, asthma or any ini-
ts,ion of the throat or bronchial tubes will
be relieved by taking DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. 1t has cured Thousands. Recon-
mend it TO your friend and neighbor.
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LANCASTER, PA, February 1.-THE
Lincoln National Bank, which has been
plundered By Cashier Bard and F. W.
Hail, has closed its doors, under the Or
deIs Of Bank Examiner Greepe. l. is re-
ported this morning thnt the dafslcation is
much larger than the first estimate, wnicn
placed the amount at between $50, 600 and
SlO 600
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Will Use No Other.
srEuBKSvnLE, O., Dec. 90, 1889.

SrEUBENvnLE, o., Dec. 80, 1889.
Messrs. S. BGer's Sons:
DEAR SIgs-I inclose 25 ticksts taken
from your Pan. Handle Coffee, tor which
nlssss send me cne Of your oil psitiDg,-
So 10-tha Little Boy. l like Psu-Hss-
die Coffee very much and will use no
ether. Yours respectfully,
NETTIE NICHOLSON,
Steubenville, o.
In care of A, Floto, Grocer.
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Again ut tho Dahk.

WASHINGTON, February 17.-Secretary
Tracy took advantage Of the bright, clear
weather this morning and drove over to
the Navy Department. His appearance
there. after fortnight's absence, wss the
signal for a slight fairy Of excitement.
His office was Immediately besiegsd by
callers, both official and social, but he
did not see many people.
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Must Re Above Politics.

Special Telegram 10 the Register
WASHINGTON, d. O., February 1.-THE
vote in the House to-day on the Worlds
Fair has puzzled some, but an analysis
showed it to somewhat favor Chicago.
Some of the negative votes, and most Of
them came from Democrats, were based
upon the suspicion that Republican
schemers are trying 10 manipulate the fair.
As the REGISTER has predicted, the matter
must be elevated above the possibility Of
Republican manipulation, else the enter
prise will fail entirely.
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International Labor Demonstration

LONDON, February 17.-Efiorts are being
made 10 ofgsnizs an international demon
stration in favor of an eight hour working
day. A resolution TO that effect was passed
at the International Socialist Working
meme demonstration in Paris. The
American Federation of Labor has fixed
May /, 1890, as day for a similar demon
straiioo, SO that day was adopted in Paris.
All tie clubs ard organizations in Great
Britain which are interested in this qnes-
ton have called meetings in order TO make
the May demonstration in Great Britain
universal and successful. In Germany
and Austria the trades unions ard labor
organizations are also actively engaged in
prelimirary work.
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smallpox Raging Along the Border.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX February H.
Late reports from the smallpox Districts
show an sppallirg mortality list. o,
ranch in Duval county, 147 out OF l5Oem
ployed we're stricken with the disease snd
65 Of them died. There is d great sea city
Of nurses and physicians. A number of
the Younger doctors Of this place are pre-
psring 10 visit the sffl flicted section.
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Considers the Redis,r,ctiug Scheme.

Special Telegram to the Register.
COLUMBUS, O., February 1.-THE DEM
ocratic House in the caucus tonight are
considering the redistricting scheme. There
ia little prospect of getting the bill ready
tonight for presentation. It is stated on
good authority that the Democrats would
favor giving the Republicans eight districts
and themselves thirteen but for the Wick
ham bill. Now they will snrely give the
Republicans only five.
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''. AGO February IA dispatch
.,'- ~ '.''oua' B C., ssys Justice Drake,
'- British Columbian Supreme Court,
,-,..d 's-le'sd s decision which dsclsres the
~. '-.ts'a'ai meat o.. t6e Uniied States has no
n,.'-."',,.'a over Bshring Sea outside Of
-1''re .sigus Limit
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rother Big strike Imminent.

LONDON, February 17.-Four hundred
thousard mixers in Great Britain hsve DC
cidsd to adhere to their demand ton sn IN
crease Of 10 per cent. in their wages; ~ I'VE ~
probable that the men will strike; onooi'
thew do 80, the coal output Will be de-
creased three-fourths.
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proke His Neck.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, February 16 -
Mr. John Geary was thrown from his
borse this afternoon while out with
riding party. His neck was broken. He
;s stili alive, but is expected to die.