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sPRIee's IRoNOLAD BILL.
A Hot Controversy Likely to Ensue Over
Its Confederation.
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A Hot Controversy Likely to Ensue OVei
Its Confederation.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January 90
The committees Of both Houses managed
10 consume most Of the afternoon and s
great deal Of vsiusble breath in considsra
tion and discussion of several important
mat 'ers which cano before them. The
fnarce oommittse OF the Senate discussed
the resolution auth Orizing the Governor "a
take steps 70 prosecute the wsr claims Oi
West Virginia sol5iary against tbs United
States GOvtrcmeut, amounting TO nesrly
tweuty thousand dollArs. The committee
unanimously agTeei ths, toe SlAe should
iecur no expense and the resolution wil
be favored, If amended 70 that effect.
Senate bill No. 4. prov idirg for ths sale Of
forfeited and unsppropI!aled lands, was
considered but action postponed.
There was very lively little contro-
vsrsy in she Houss Committee on Judiciary.
General Sprigg Is the father OF a bill which
Is one OF iron clad provisions and
bloody penalties sgaips, bubes and cor
rup'ionis,s Of every sge, cO'Or and race; it
forbids the use OF money directly, not only
in elections, but also IN primaries aud II
conventions; il further provides that any
person Offering q voter any valuable con-
ileration in order TO obtain his influence,
or paving mouey to carry delegates to con-
ventions should be subject to severe PEN
alties; the bill seemed Just little too
strong for the incorTuplsble patriots Of the
Judiciary Conmittee to stomach; they
therefore sat on Gen. Spdgs's offspring,
and that iea,lemaD, who Is chairman OF
the Committee, showed an iuc,iaation to
kick very vigorously. The bill will be re-
ported uniavorsbly to the House to-
morrow, ard il Is not improbable that
A HOT CONTROVERSY
will essas c3ncernipg it. The same COM
mittse decided to report favOrably on
bin establishing a special criminal court
10 KanaTha county; bill amending the
eiectment Law, to make plaintiff elect,
ffoIn the persons on the lAud to which
,iiis il contested, number OF persons as
defendants; and providing that others not
sued shall have a verdict against the plain
ud, was considered favOrably. This bill
sin line with Governor Wilson's recon-
mendatiOns on that subject. The bill
framed By Mr.. Hesrne, OF Wheeling, in
regard to the land-holdings Of corporations
was again postponed without e0nsidera-
tiOn.
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Arkansas Farmers vic,imiz d.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, January 20.-A
peculiar land swlndls was unearihed here
yesterday. I;appsars tbs! man, giving
his name ss Charles Max, made his appear
ance in White county about six months
ago. He at once Installed himself in the
good graces Of the local minister, the Rev.
]. K. Chumley, snd to him Charles con-
fided the statement that he was in reality
an English noblemar, travelling incognitc,
ard that he was posssssor of fortune OF
fully 500, OOO 900 81, 600, 600 ofwhich WAS
invested iu Birmingham. The minister
fell into the trap, and with his new found
friend went to Little Rock, where be in
troduced him ~ man worthy Of every
cor tidence. Charles purchseed three fine
farms adjacent to the city, gsiued posses
sion of the deeds, and agreed to meet tie
sellers Mt a certain day and pay over the
amount Hs failed to appear and the
credulOus fsrmers will eDdessOr to recover
the titles to their farms in the courts.
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HOUSE MANEUvERs.

Representative Chew Davis and DuvNl
Throw stray shot 20 the Railroads
> .a REGISTER
CHAELEsrov Jsnulry 2O.-Ths first
impor.au. business in che House this
mou.ag es the receipt Of a report from
the Committee On Judiciary, apportiOning
ias uro1s sections of the Governor e
nes2ss 90 the House committees. The
Judiciary Committee managed to appro-
pirate most o.. the important subjects. A
large number OF bills we're reported back
ayono.g Amorg them was House bill
NO. wb..h repeals the present school
book las.
Nr dau, from the Committee on Mines
ana Mining recommended House bill No
p'ovdire 'or moie perfect drainage and
'ahaticn oi mines and for the protection
Z. miners Several bills we're also reported
.'l tle Committee on Judiciary, Col.
sle" Offering htlle surprise 10 the mem-
'e''' o7 presenting a resolution declaring
~ ayor OF Chicago AZ the site for the
A AlNa n NF AEnNAAklNA WA1 NNI rAA
81 20. a'd "a not now likely to come up for
S'sfa. is7s. Col Chew also introduced
-' Vs. known railroad bill. This mess-
I' pa,aed The House at its lsst
'-.o1, a1d i's main features are well
.-'sa Co ths public Ii provides for
.s-l.o1 oi charges IN conformity with
~ Interstate ilw, and establishes a COM
-.''.'1 TO vhlch the enforcement Of the
N' gwen Davies Of Mason, also per
.''iA'sd a railroad bill, providing for the
'sl.'.lon of passenger fares, aad staid old
! e''s'a. Duval Of Brooke, aimed another
n" % ihe monsters by introducing bill
i-7ns railroad companies to give notice
sa''eigers VIXEN trains are late.
oiS'uore, OF PendletoD, also added tc
,a'tea OF election legislation by tne
'''iae.ion Of bill 80
AANrAIN POLITICAL PURITY
l'o7ids for the violation thereof -
=. ieee1tioa Of this grist Of legislation
''s only important business Of the
','ly session. TIE House reconvened
"l o'clock in the afternoon. Gen
f'tI' Antitrust bill was on its hrs
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BALLOT Reform.

Opinions OF Members on the Subject
Gathered by tho Register.
spseial T,lcgraHs % ne RsgiSsF.
CHARLESTON, January 20.-Once upon
a time. as the legends 20, poet sung:
.The ballot. that instrument that ais as soft
AS snow dakes fal upon the sod
Yet executes the fceemen's VIII
As lightning does the will Of God.
The beauty and aptness of the eompari-
son contained in the last line would sug-
gest that the pOetsster WIS of the improved
American, early spring variety. He had
evidently never gone through that chilly
season OF the year, when the leaves and
the ballots begin to fall about the same
time when the political boss tsketh of
his coat and the ebony hued son Of Africa's
burning sands hiss himself from
his accustomed baunts into doubt
ful state, and votes continuously, num-
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m.etlpg Of Atehl.on Directors.

Boston. January 20.-At the meeting
of the Atchison directors Saturday, the
fiscal year WAS changed 70 ~ to begin June
30, in order TO conform with the Inter
State Commerce Commission Ieports.
President Manvel has his first meeting
with the full board aud made n general re-
port on the condition OF the system and
the result of his recent trips over the
property. He found the condition Of tbe
road more than fair, bat the Gulf roac
needed Improvements and 100 miles ffom
Paris to Dillss would have TO be renuilt
with steel rails in place Of iron. Presi-
dent Marvel found the local business Of
this Atlantic & Pacific increasing, but the
through business was not satisfactory.
He gees ae ain to California ia few days
to attend to the Developments Of Atchison
husiresg On the Pacific cnast
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unnraoedented Death Roll.

Special Telegram 10 NE RgisNr.
STEUBENvILLB. January 20.-Nipe per-
ions are lying dead in this city to day,
the largest number dead st any one time
since the smallpox epidemic of 1872. The
deaths are the rssult of various diseases.
Their names are: Robert Freeman, Allen
W. Gable, Jemes II. Mcpherson, Mrs. DIR.
Tappip, Michael Lawler, Mrs. Christian
Reese. Isabelle Ashby, George Brsnson and
Il child Of Fred Pesrce. In addition,
Mrs. John Ekly, of Wells township, died
Yesterday, making ten in Jefferson county.
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THE ICEIs BROKEN.

senator Carr, Though Unwell, Pushes the
Frt Bm Through the senate With Re
marksble Yigor.
sus-1l TasgrGm % ne Register.
CHARLESTON, January 20.-Ssnator
Robert Carr was struggling with La
Grippe today. His usual rOtund and
m.llog tones had sunk into = whisper,
and the Presidents seat knew him not,
yet in spite Of the Senator's grave dis
sbiiuss, be hauled Of his coat, and rush
ca through both Senate and House, the
only bill which has yet passed the Lsgis-
latare. All of this shows that the dig-
nided, courtly, elusive and uncertain
gentleman from Kanawh knows how to
handle the legislative machinery Just as
vel as he does the political wires.
TIE bill for which such unusual solioi-
tade was displayed by the members was
Senate bill No. Z. Il provides rules and
regulations governing bridges to be built
over the Ohio, Big Kanawha and BIG Sandy
rivers. Nons of these bridges shall have
channel span OF less than 400 feet, or an
elevation sb0ys low waller mark Of less
than 10 feet The bill
PASSED BOTH HOUSES
! las. year in substantially the sane form,
bot was vetoed by Governor Wilson On &C
count Of an unconstitutional feature. This
objection is absent from the present meas
nre THE oil was passed on its first, sec
ond and third readings, transmitted to the
House, the rules suspended and passsd
there within about sn nOuT. when the Ka-
nawhs statesman rested or his oars.
Senate Bill No. l6, providing for bridg-
iug Ksnawha River, also car measure
was favorable reported from Committee on
Nsvisatiou and Van Petts' resolution,
declaring the office Of dOOrkeeper of the
Senate vacant, was laid on the table On
the motion Of ar. Van Petit himself and
Msi0r Anderson, who has been long
ana arxiously expecting TO ill Col. Msdi-
sons vacant ahoes, will be compelled to
live on hope q few days longer.
There Wa q sharp conflict for q few mo-
ments over Gov. Wilson's election bill.
It came Up on the first reading, and Senator
McCrstry, who bad undertaken to guide 1t
THROUGH THE SHOALS
of legislation, had the reading dispensed
with. Mr.. McCreery then made an effort
TO suspend the rules, aud put the bill on
It's second reading without reference to a
committee This rather hasty proceeding
in a matter Of such Importance aroused
vigorous opposition. 0xley and Sweeney
/ both protested, and a number Of Republi-
cans tore their hair to make themselves
heard on the same line. The end Of the
controversAry was that the bill was re-
/ ferred 10 the Judiciary Committee.
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Fiued For Contempt of Court.

KANSAS CITY Mo, January 90
Judge NJ. G. Troup. of the District Court,
no in session at Winfield, Kan, does not
believe in too much press freedom. A
short time ago Winfield paper published
sorne comments on the Judges conduct Of
= case. Judge Troup on Saturday had
Henry aud Lee Vincent, the publisher
and J. w. Hen ihorre, the ediior Of the
paper, brought before him and fined
each of them $l00 and costa for contempt
of court
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reading, and was the special order. 1t
Wss taken up, but DOrr cut matters short
by d motion 60 adjourn. The motion was
amended 10 tx the hour a. which the
House would sgain meet at p. m. TO-
morrow Sprigg snd the msjOrity of the
Democrats fought vigorously against an
a8iournnent. The Republicans clearly
showed that they intended to delay the
business Of the House if possible. On q
{ st vote the motion 20 adjOnrn WAS carried
ayes "a, noes % The negative votes were
al cast by Democrats, who earnestly de-
msnded that the House continue its ses-
sion, and dispose Of the legislation before il.
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OIL NEWS.
Things booming In the Eureka Field Gen
erAl Notes.
Special Telegram TO the Register,

Things Boomip & In the Eureka Field Gen
erAl Notes.
Special Telegram to the Register.
ST. MARY's, w. VA, January 90
Have just returned from visit to the Eu.
reka oil wells, and find things down there
booming. The Mccullough we'll flowed
thirty barrels in eleven minutes ON Friday
evening and is now shut down for tsnksge.
1t is TO the east Of the big John" and in
the immediate viciSity OF a dry hole,
which was put down year or more ago.
Cochran No. 8, to the northwest of the
Big John" 10 in the sand and will he a
fair well though not go good as the McCul-
Tough. No. l, on Ross Hsmmett south
yards, is in the sand with fine prospect
Of being good well. Cochran No. Z, to
the northeast of "Big John" about two
hundred yards, is also in the sand, and
will be a good well. These strikes are
making things lively down there, and it
begins to look as though hole might be
punched down anywhere and yet oil.
-The --sn tse lead OF the Bro lelano
at Belmont mas been covered with water
for several days, but will probably re-
sume operations to day.
The well on the county faIm below Bel
mont, which was being pu. down by Boyle,
has suspended operations on account OF
some hitch in their lease, the county court
being Of the opinion that the lease is for
feited.
Two new derricks are going up on the
Adkens farm, above Newport, and the tim
hers are on the ground for two more.
Drilling will begin at once. These wells
will be in the shallow sand and are in-
tended to be pumped together with two
already drilled.
There is no new development in the
Browse we'll as yet. 1t is down about
l. $50 feet ard expects to get the deep sand
at from 2, 100 to 1900.
The strikes below have livened mp the
operators very much and they hre busy as
bees. Tbs fact that four wells have been
struck at points all around she big
John" has knocked their theories endwise,
and they are now leasing lard wherever
thew can GET IL
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The CronIn Bribery Oa.es.

CHICAGO, January 2O.-The orOnin Jury
bribipg CAGES we're called in Judge Hor
toms court, this marning. A. S. Tfud'
appeared to represent John Graham, who
was said 10 be sick in bed. On this &C
couut Mr.. Trude said be would ask for
continuance. Almost every one OF the de
PENDANTS were represented BY different
LAWYER or firm. The defendants, except
Grahsm. we're all present in Court. Mr.
Trude fled an affidavit by Mr.. Moore, ths
Graham is i'll, and unable to appear IL
Court. After hearing the arguments tn'
iudse postponed the case until February
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RFFECr OF HIS SONS DEATH.
Secretary Blaine Likely to Resign as Head
of the State Department


WASHINGTON, D. G., January 2o.-Sec'
retary Blaine's agoniziug grief at his son's
funeral Saturday was very noticeable. AT
the private service in the psrlors OF the
Blaine home, at the public service in The
Church Of the Covenant and Al the side Of
the grave in Oak Hill Cemetery, looking
down on Washington, be could not res
train his sohs.
He will probably have to go away, for a
time al least. for everything here reminds
hin, of his loss. His resignation Of the
State portfolio wouid surprise no one, for
no one who knows the situation can see
bow he can continue at the head of the
State Department without Walker as exc
cutive officer.
Blsine's physicians are watching him
anxiously, and may order him away.
They fear the worst effects from this
shock to his eEfeebled system.
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Apo,hsr Batch OF Nom,patton.

WASHINGTON, January 20.-The Presi-
dent TO day sent to the Senate the follow
ing nominations to be Collectors Of In
ternal Revenue: Ferdinand Eidman
Third District Of Nsw York; Marcus John
son, District of Minnesota. To be United
States Attorneys: Lewis G Palmer,
Western District of Michigan; Patrick II.
Winston, District of Washington.
U. Marshals-John F. Tracey, West
ern District Of Missouri; TnOmss X
Brown, District OF Washington; Manning
NJ. Rose, principal clerk of the surveys in
the General Land Office.
Postmasters-Wm. Kerr, Galbraith.
CsnOnsburg. Also the following rtcess
appointments: John v'gueaux, U. S.
Marshal Western District OF Louisians;
James X. Clark, U. 8. Marshal Western
District Of Michigan.
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BLIZZARD IN THE NORTHWEST,

The UnrnIy titments HoIdIbB HIHh UHT-
nival In Minnesota,
ST. PAUL, January 20-A heavy storm,
accompanied by gale, set in about 10
o'clock last night and a regular blizzard is
nov raging throughout the Northwest. AS
yet there has been no interruption Of rail-
read traffic or telegrsphic communication,
but the storm ia very severe. Between
five aud six inches OF snow have fallen on
the level, and prevailing high wind has
drif'ed 1t badly, especially in the south
western portion of the State.
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Gale In the Engli.h Channel,

LONDON, January 20.-The gale in the
EOgish channel continues. Shipping has
suffered severely. The National Line
steamer Greece, Capt. Jeffrey, from New
York, January 5. for Lo rdon, passed over
at $ o'clock this morning with a heavy
list to star-bOard. She was nearly sub
mergid on the star-board side. Her cargo
has apparently shifted.
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EXCITED PATRIOTS.
THOUSANDS OF w0RKNgN PARADE TBR
STREETS OF LISBON.
They Protest Against the English Ulhmaun -.
Lively Times in POrtugal-The Air PILED
With Patriotic Cries General
Gable News.

LISBON, Jsnusry 20.-Several thousand
workmen met at different points of rendtz.
vous in the city to-day, and are filling the
air wi patriotic cries. All the parade
lines converRtd at the tflices Of the Com
mercial Association and presented protest
against the British ultimatum.
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l., Grippe In Motion. .

Spec!ci Telt0rdm 70 tN Regsbr.
WESTON, W. VA, January 20.-The
public schools closed here to-day for one
week On account of the presence OF la
grippe. Only sixty-6ye scholars were
present 70. day out OF an enrolment OF 800.
There is great deal Of sickness prevailing
in the county.
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Special TtkgrGm 10 ne Rfglsitr.
CHARLESTON, January 2O.-A. F.
Pearce, who Travelled for Cincinnati
house, died this morning at his home in
this city from the fleets of Ia Grippe.
This is the second death in this city from
that disease. There have been, and are
now, a number of cases in this city.
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SAWED THROUGH IRON BARS.
Thirteen Prisoners Break jail at Quincy
Illinois,

IhIrteth FfIs0htrs bfeHk JHII Ht UUIHty'
Illinois.
QUINCY, Ills, January 20.-Tbirteen
prison ers broke all here last night by saw
Jog through the heavy tars. The work
was done by Daniels and Walpole, two
safe crackers. One of the men who es-
capped was being held for attempted MUIR
der. The others were k-pockets, burg
lars and confidence men. Henry Fleer,
who was being held for an assault to do
bodily injury to a woman, escaptd with
the crowd, but the weather being cold, de-
c'ded to return and give himself up to ihs
sheriff. The others are sll at large.
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Coolies Excluded.

BERLIN, January 2O.-The bill grant
ing subsidy to the East African Steam
chip Company passed its second reading in
the Rsichstsg to-day. Herr Dietz, social
st, hotly attacked the measure and de-
manded that the gcvsrnmert forbid the
employment Of coolies by the company.
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Pottery Works Burned

EAST LIVERPOOL, JanuuIy 2O.-ThC
Pioneer pottery works at Wellsville, o.
was entirely destroyed by fire at an early
bonr this morning. Loss S6O,0O0 to $40 .
600; insurance $4,000. TIE works viii
be rebuilt at once.
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The outpouripgs Of Earth.

Special Correspondence OF the Register.
CLARISGToS, January 20.-A gusher
was st. uck last Saturday on the farm oi
Dr. Webb, st Cameron, about eight miles
back Of this plsce, and the prospects are
good for large ouifiaw.
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ala. Tank Furnace Breaks.

PrrsBURs, PA, January 2o.-TwO OF
the tank furnaces at Chambers McKees
plsss works at Jeanette, Pa, broke yes
terdsy. and 700 tons of glass were de
slroyed. causing loss OF several thousand
dollars. The factory will be closed fol
several DAYS for repairs.
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LAST evening Charles Heissr and
Thomss Hercules created some disorder in
the gallery of the Grand Opera House and
when Constable Lauohlin attempted to
eiect them, they showed fight and there
was quite an exciting time for awhile.
The cusps we're both put in Jail and they
will have A hearing to-day.
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Deafness on the Decrease iu England,
LONDON, January 20.-The recent in
PRODUCTION in England OF the sound discs,
invented by II. A. Wales, of Bridgeport,
Conn, bids fair to perceptibly decrease
deafness throughout the British Isles.
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Republican Hopes Go Up a Point

= 'luI ItltlTliN u Ilt Ntyte1tI'
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January 90
Senator Morrison came in this evening and
Republican hopes are slightly eleveeed.
No word, however, has been received from
Senators Scott and Smith. Judge Flem-
ing will arrive tomorrow.
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A Great Chsss Match.

HAVANA, January 2O.-Ths tenth game
of the chess match between Messrs. Tscbi-
gorin and Gunsberg was played lsst even
ing. The opening was q queens pawn
After playing seven hours, IN which time
seventy.ei moves were made, Mr.. Tschi'
oorin resigned,
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Prof. Birden'. Ids as Of ihsRa,

Prof Birden's Ideas of The Race Problem
WASHINGTON, January 20.-The 73d
anniversary of the American Coloniz,-
ton Society was held in the Cnurch OF
the Convent, last evening, the Rev. DR..
HsmliD, pastcr of the church, presiding.
Prof. Edward W. Bivdeu, q negro from
Liberia, made al address, in the courre oi
which he said that there WAS Il rapidly
growing conviction thst the white and
black races could not live in harmony. He
was in favor OF the return Of the negroes TO
Africa. He spoke of Liberia ss the GsrdeD
Spot of Western Africa, and raid that tbs,
negroes who had gone from America were
fxeIting q Rrest il Hnerce there.
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for National Defence.

LISBON, January 2O-The editcrs OF the
papers published in this city have cor.
voked meeting to promote the scheme for
'cbtsining subscriptions for the national
defence.
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IHAD always been much enjoyed by
neuralgia and headache. At leoeth de-
termined to Try Salvation Oil. / sm glad
70 recommend it, as it made perfect cure
in my case. MAhho NE ",
90 Aisquith st., Baltimore, Nd.
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Mr.. Chrsles Noble has returned home
from o business trip to New York and
oth6 ,ints.
Mr.. George F. House Of House & Herr
mann. returned home yesterday from a
two weeks eastern trip.
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CIarinsI Leah.r PA..inr AWAY

BERLIN, January 20.-Herr Won Frank.
ens!ein. one of the leaders of the Clerical
patty in the Rsichstag, isdyiSg. the Pope
has sent his blessing to him.
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Charity snffareth Long

ROME, January 30. - Commentators
BAcchini, a prominent lawyer, who for
twenty years has been secretary of o
wealthy charitable organization, has alb
sconded. HIS defalcations amount to t25. =
600
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Iron Works Burned.

KANSAS CITY, January 2O.-The In
dustrial Iron Works, located in this city
was totally destroyed By fire Sunday
night; lcss $50, 600
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Stop that coughing; II yon do not, it
may kill you. A bottle Of Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup only costa you % cents, aud
its timely use may save your life,