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IN THE HOUSE OF COMM oss
The Question OF tho Treatment of
DsIy, tho Convict. aised.


LONDON, Feb. i6.--Maurice Healy,
member for Cork City, asked the gov
ernment in the commons to-day wheth-
or, since the refusal of John DAILY, life
convict in Chatham prison, to convict
the Parneliites with the dynamite out
rages, no had been treated with en-
hsnced severity. Healy requested tha,
a sworn inquiry be made as 20 Days
treatment. The members OF the house
who desired TO investigate the matter
should be allowed tie same access tO the
prisoner us was allowed to the agent OF
ihe Times.
Matthews, the home secretary. said
that he had no authority Ia grant the
request for a sworn inquiry. He denied
the alterations against the prison Off.
oiais, and said that DAILY had stated
that he had no complaint TO make OF the
treatment received.
Banncrman, the homo ruler, resumed
his speech on the report. He summed
up the case against tie government by
declaring that IL had willfully resortcd
to coercion, when coercion had proved
to be worse than useless.
Balfour said that during the present
debate tho administration of affairs In
ireland had been compared to the
tyranny OF Russia. although everybody
knew that the comparison was non.
sensicai The endeavor ofthe government
was to free Ireland from the bondage
of an INSCRIPTIONS conspiracy, TO sup.
press intimidation and to give to the
people the common rights that all pcople
are supposed to possess In civilized
countries. lie trusted that the house
and country would continue to support
the policy that had done so much for
Ireland.
, 1890-02-20

No Evidence 10 Convict i<avansugh
of Jary BrIbing.

CHICAGO, Feb. 19.--Thomas KAY
anaugh, building contractor, and u
member of Camp 1875 of the Clan.ns-
Gael, on trial for completely in the at.
tempt TO bribc the Crouin jurors,
walked out OF court this morning Tree
man. The evidence in the case was
concluded tod v, after which the ar
guments were made, the attorneys for
both Kavaniugh and o'Donnell mov-
ing for scqulttal. The motion as re-
CARDS O'Dunnell was ovorruled, Judge
Waterman holding that the jury should
be allowed 10 pass upon the testimony,
As to Kavanaugh, the Judge ruled that
the states attorney bad failed To make
out case. The man could not he con
yicted on the suspicion that lie knew OF
corruptions. He had right to inquire
~ to the character Of the salesmen
summoned. or about to be. The motion
for acQuttal was sustained. This leaves
only ODonnell on trial out OF the seven
men indicted.
, 1890-02-20

WAshIsGroS, Feb. 19.-At the meeting
of the National Nomap's Suffrage Asso-
citation to-day reports were received OF
the progress Of the cause in various
states, The topic for the morning was
"The Attitude Of This Association To-
ward Political rarties." Addresses were
made by Mrs. Picker OF South Dakota; (;
William Dudley, OF Foulks, Ind. Mrs.
Tray, Of roledoi Rev. Olympia Brown,
Of Wisconsin, and others. The general
sentiment was that the association
should urge its rightful demands upon
all political parties. but should enter in
TO alliances with none.
, 1890-02-20
IS HE THE MURDERER
Another Cronin Suspect
Captured.
IS SUPPOSED TO BE SMITH.
The PrisCn6r Located ut st. Louis
After a Long Search by
Detectives.

4. - -
sr. LOUIS, Feb. ls.--Detectivo Thomas
OF Chicago, accompanied by two local
detectives, made an important arrest
last NIGHT which wns kcnt vory ,,Io,
,,,,,ti ,n, a., ~. ,.si.p - ivy
49,. .o'' "o p'sonei ~ sn'u W o'
one thAt Is naniy wanted IN connection
with tho Cronin case, and Thomas has
been advised that parties will arrivo TO.
night from Chicago to fully identify
him.
~. -,
ne prisoue. sa'o .no name OF ). ID
nelly, and admitted that he was the
man FOR whom tho Chicago authorities
had been looking, but denied that he
was smith. Dan Cou,hIin's friend wbc
80 hs,,..,,, T., has. .,.,.s,, ~
Wa ,s.,. ps,,e 60 W ~ naso .Nen .ne pussy
IN "nien ,'ohi, was con.cyeu from ms
none' TO i"fshef ue'ieu eonPnci'y III
n.sa".s'.. a,
,eou'e .uo'',ss ., s'y7 snns nus prs
S"s. 70 ahoW" y, en'easo as o. 3D. Neny'
us sna. ne 70 .uppossu W % .ne man
nhown - sn''n. ne proves 70 oe So
tne arrest is one OF tne most important
made In the case. smith was tho last
person In whose company tho murdered
physician was seen by Cronin's friends.
When ouostioned Inv, ,r,rorters this
aftcrnoon Tho prisoner xcas VERY neIv
Tia asid ih.t Le ,v,s n EoII,s ~
, 1890-02-20
KILLED hIs wiFE FOR MONEY
A Vile Par.sits's scheme for Robbing
Insurance CoinpAnIes

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. l0.-Charles Vail
was arrested this afternoon on u warrant
sworn out at st. Charles charging him
with the murder OF his wife. Fanny Vail.
This case created a considerable sensa.
ton last week. Vail mad his wife's lite
insured in several companies, aggrcgat-
ing nearly sl5,Oo0 took her to St
Charles on visit, and when
about to return, she was fatally
wounded by the discharge OF his
revolver, which he claimed was in his
ovcrcoat pocket. and struck against the
wheel of a wagon as he was getting in.
The case was brought 10 the public no.
tice by Walls notifying the insurance
com panies of the accidental death oi
his wife mcdately on his return to
st. Louis, and the Investigation follow.
ing has resulted as above, in the con-
yiction that Mrs. Vail was the victim
of foul DlnV.
, 1890-02-20
A COMPROMISE MADE.
The Deadlock In the Iowa Legislature
Finally nroken.

DEs MotgEs, Fob. i9.--The deadlock
which has existed In the lower house of
the Iowa legislature for nearly six
weeks has finally ended this evening, a
compromise proposition being agreed
upon. The democrats get the speaker
and second assistant clerk, and the re g.
publieans the speaker pro TEN and al
the other officers, az well as the chair
manships of the most Important commit
tees. The republicans have the first
choice for five committees, and the
democrats the second choice for one, the
Others to be chosen alternately.
The house met this evening and Mr..
Hamilton tdemocraD was selected as
speaker. Silas Wilson was chosen
speaker pro tenn. After the election of
MINOR officials tho house adjourned un-
canvass tho gubernatorial vote will be
he held,
, 1890-02-20

A postofiice was to-day created at
Pojotiac, King county, Wash. with
Charles 8. Fox as postmaster.
, 1890-02-20

MrssrArolis, Fob. ia journals
Pierre special says; Tho house has
passed joint resolution admitting that
dcstitution exists In many parts of tho
state. The resolution declares that un-
der tho state constitution tho state and
counties are rowerless to render aid and
thnt all assistance must como from out
side sources. The whole matter Is
placed In the hands ofGovcrnor Mollcttc,
who Will Issue an appeal for aid. The
action OF tho house Is regarded as q COM
pictc endorsement OF Governor Molletios
begging orrnnd,
, 1890-02-20
A SUCCESSFUL JAZZ BREAK.
All the Prisoners Escape From tho
Eugene Jnii.

EUGENE, Or, Feb. 10 The prisoners
In the county jail, six in number, man
aged to cut their way out some time last
night. They had in some way secured
q saw, and after saving piece Of the
lining they pus he'd out q
stone, which made hole
creep through, and ~ far their where
abouts remain unknown. Reed, TIE
timber land swindler, was probably tho
most important criminal, but tho other
five were all candidates for the Salem
pcniten tiary for various oilenscs which
the next grand jury was to have invests
gated.
, 1890-02-20
BALLOT REFORM.
An Enthusiastic Meeting Held In
Portland to Form q LeaEne.

PORTLAND, Feb. 10--An enthusiastic
meeting Of these interested In ballot re-
form was held in the Masonic hall to-
night to tako the necessary steps to
perfect ballot reform league. Officers
were elected and the president
was authorized to 'appoint an
executive committee of nine,
which will have full power
to draft a bill embodying the principles
of the Australian ballot system. the bill
to be adopted by the general body and
sent TO the state legislature with a pe,i-
tion.
1t was representative meeting
among those present being leading
democrats, republicans and prohibition
lists. The probability Is that a ticket
will be nominated at the coming cleo
ton.
, 1890-02-20
ovERwEIGnT PACKAGES SOLD.
A Largo Tobacco Firm swindies the
Government.

WHEELING, W. Va. Feb. l9.---The
large tobacco factory Of Bloch Brothers
was taken possession of yesterday by
United States revenue officers, the pro-
prietors being charged wish swindlins
the government out of nearly $4,000 by
selling overweight packages.
Internal Revenue Commissioner
NJ ason arrived this morning from Wash.
in gton, apd long conferences was held
with the firm. Al the conclusion, Com.
missioner Mason informed an Associated
Press representative that tho firm had
satisfied the governments claim, and
would resume business at once. lie
would give no details, but 1t il under
stood that Bloch Brothers will make
good the deficit. They claim that the
overweight was due To- careless en-
moves and inaccurate scales.
, 1890-02-20

SorIA, Feb. i9.-Russia has demanded
of the government of Bulgaria the pay
ment of 100000 rubles arrears, the
money due on account of Russia occu-
patton during 1878 and 1879. The de-
mand Is In part related to the consolida-
tion under one government OF Bulgaria
and Eastern Roumelia. Russia has never
pressed the debt, but demands the
arrears now, apparently under a sense OF
trr
, 1890-02-20

wAsnISsros, Dec. 19.-The president
to-day sent TO the senate the following
nominations: Registers OF land offices
ALBERT y. Dixon. at Susanvilic, Cal.
Edwin Waite, ut San Francisco, John
w. Lewis, at The Dalles, Or; Charles NJ.
Clay, at Lewiston. Idaho; Winfield s.
Cobeau, at Roswell. N. NJ; Alfred w.
Strong, at Spokane Falls. Wash John
Martin. ut Prescott, Ariz.
Webster L. Stablcr, to be agent OF the
Yakima Indian agency, Washington.
John Kelly. TO be supervisor OF the
census for the first district Of Oregon.
, 1890-02-20
THE SCOTT MURDER CASE.
Evidence Connecting the Husband
with the Deed.

McNIrsNvnLLE, Or, Feb. i0.-Thc
coroner's jury in the scott murder case
were taking testimony in secret session
to-day, and nothing could be had Of the
sworn testimony of the witnesses. but
enough was learned from the witnesses
outside of the Jury room to cause the
belief that the husband was the muir
derer. The bloody coat that was found
was identified as his by several neigh
bors. Others believe that young Scott
is the guilty one. The coroner stated
this afternoon that lac would adjourn
the case over until Friday. The de-
ceased will be buried tomorrow.
, 1890-02-20
GREEN AND MRS. M'CREA.
The Couple Arrive at southam pton
Under Assumed Names

SOUTHAMPTON, Feb, i9,--On the steam
er Lain, which arrived this morning
were Mrs. McCrca and Douglas Green
They were OH the steamer list as Mr.
aud Mrs. Fulleterton. A couple oI
Chicago people were ON board who
recognized Mrs. McCrea- She said that
the registry was an error. She and
Green were really Married, and the triI
abroad hsd been decided upon because
of the publicity given the matter In
New York. They will remain abroad q
wear or two. Green said that he would
talk when he was ready, but at present
refused to say "A word.
, 1890-02-20
woman CRUSADER. Arrested

srfcKARDsvrLLr, Mo, Feb. is.-Thc
constable to-day arrested sixteen crusad.
crs. thirteen ladies and thrco men,
charged with the malicious destruction,
Of property. Ho met with no opposition
the ladies having determined 20 submi,
gu,l,e,tiy to their "nartyrdon, as they
appearance next Friday.
, 1890-02-20
NEW YORK LAW MAKERS.

AIpAsr, Feb. f4.--The worlds fair
conference report was adopted in the as
scmbly to-osy.
The senate this afternoon agreed to
tic conference report and the bill now
goes TO tho governor, who has announced
that lie will sign II.
The senate this afternoon passed tho
ballot reform bill.
, 1890-02-20
ADvICEs rnoM bEnLIN.


BEnLlR, Feb. l0,--An extra force OF
police is ON duty In all the principal
thorougfarcs tonight. In consequence of
the apprehension OF disorder, duo to tho
elections.
The felsinige Zeitung says that Bis.
marck has ordered an inventory made OF
his personal effects In tho ministerial
, 1890-02-20
MINING CAUsUALrIEs.
Two Mon Killed by n Pan. and Ar
other Crushed TO Death.

AsrES. Colo, Feb. i0,-shortly after
midnight, while Martin and Hugh
Brsinard, two brothers, were working in
tho Mollie Gibson mine, the scaiiold up
ON which they were standing gave way.
Both men fell to the bottom of the shaft,
a distance OF l50 feet, and were instantly
killed.
About the same hour James Lyons, a
miner working In the Homestake mine,
Was instantly killed, bis brains Dcing
knocked ont by u piece of rock falling
100 feet and striking him on tho head.
, 1890-02-20

PIrrsnuRo, Feb. l0.-The train bear
Ing President Harrison and party
reached Pittsburg at II o'clock tonight.
The party was driven to the Duaussne
Club, which will be the presidents head
quarters during his stay In the city.
After Hight luncheon the weary execii-
tive retired for the night,
, 1890-02-20
Death OF Joseph nlr..r, M. p.

I.ospos, Feb. io.-Joseph GILES Big
gar, the we'll known home rule memb r
OF the commons for the west division of
county Cavan, died to-day at Capham,
suburb Of London.
The cause of his death was heart dis j.
ease. He was present In the house Of
commons Inst evening
, 1890-02-20

LAFAYETTE Ind, Feb. i0.-Georgc G.
Beck, oil the indianapolis police, To-day
won the American field championship.
wing shot, from Fred Erb, who won IL
from Budd. of Iowa. Beck got forty
nine out OF my BIRDS misslng the
, 1890-02-20

PuiLApKLrHIA, Feb. 1o.-Mrs. Ida
Walker, the wife OF the wcll-known
English bicyclist, and passenger on tho
steamship British Princess, which ar
rived to-day from Liverpool, committed
suicide on tho nth inst. witt, iaudaDum.
sle had suffered much from seasick-
ness. and domestic troubles were
, 1890-02-20

BUTTE, Feb. 1.-THE Spokane gang,
IL is believed struck Butte to-day. A
gang Of eighteen roughs and petty
thieves were hustled out of Spokane u
few weeks ago, and II is credibly re-
ported have made bee limo for Butte.
Tho police Of this city were informed Of
the TACT, and II was calculated that they
would arrive to-day. Judging from the
number OF petty thefts committed, II is
believed they reached here about noon.
Tie theits have been more numerous
keep track Of
Merchants who have goods ont In front
OF their stores have been especial suffer
ers.
, 1890-02-20

NEw YORK, Fob. lD.-The New York
cigar manufacturers association has de
clared for q uniform bankruptcy law
fixed trade discounts and credits at four
months, 4 per cent Off demands that
the import stamp on foreign cigars be
abolished and that a uniform tariff of 35
portcd tobacco.
, 1890-02-20
1T IS SPOKANE.
She VIII Have the Pub
Lilo Building.
A BIG APPROPRIATION.
The Admission of idaho and
Wyoming.
THE MEASURE RECOMMENDED.
N VIII He Fought by the DEM
ccrats on Strictly Party
Grounds.

IopsciAl service OF tho REVIEWS Washing.
ton Press Bureau.l
WAsHmaror. Feb. 10..-The super
vising architect Of the treasury, amer a
consultalion with Representative VIII
con, Of Washington, has recommended
IN appropriation Of 500. 900 for tho
puhlic building at Spokane Falls-
, 1890-02-20
PKoBABLY NOT THE MAN.
Tho Cronin Suspect Not Yet Salts,
fActorily Identified.

CHICAGO, Feb. ID. d. Kelly, the
alleged Cronin suspect who was arrested
at 81. Louis yesterday, arrived here to-
night.
Mrs. Conklin and Frank Scanlan
utterly failed TO identify him us the
man who drove Cronin away from the
house.
other witnesses will be given an OPP
portunity tomorrow TO see II he Is
identical with tho Iong.looksd- -foI:man
, 1890-02-20

Aenino70r. FEB. a., <1he director of
4 ~ nint 70 day sent isslor TO senator
(<pcHroil With . sfatshssAt saowing the
Z f&naN1ct o. ounces Of silver o5 standard
/ Io6.oaa epd the cnst OF II ussd In the
Z <n1sunno Of alkvef dollars, tho number OF
lG3 dollars coined and she profits for
+ & 0csr ftoen March 4. 1873. to Decern-
I ~ ~ @B7D- Iho number Of ounors
~ 14flnS ~ psried wss 800, ,707. 90
, 1890-02-20
A DOUBLE DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
A Wretch Cuts His wifc Fatally and
kills Himself.

HYATrsviLLr, Nd, FEB. io.--Thomns
Leo besought his wife who lcn him
some time ago on account OF bad CON
duct, to return 10 him. She refused to
return TO him, whcreupon Ice threw u
pot of boiling water over her, scaiding
her badly, and then out her fatally with
a knife. Tho wretch then cut his own
throat from ear to ear
, 1890-02-20
IN POSSESSION OF BLAcKPEEr.
The Child OF an American Onicsr said
co lie with the Indiana

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. ia-Tho domin.
ion government will appoint a commis-
sion to inquire into the truth ofthe state
ment that the child OF an American OH.
Ger, who was killed In the recent Indian
raid in the Western states. Is at present
IN possession OF the Canadian Blackfcct
Indians. 1t was sta.ed In parliament
yesterday that preliminary inve,tiga-
tion showed that the child was of Indian
birth.
, 1890-02-20
The Army Nurse Pension Bill.

WAsHlSGToY, Feb. 10.-The senate
bill, which has been reported favorably,
granting pensions to army nurses, Is
amended to make the pension sl3 per
month, instead of S25.
, 1890-02-20

The appointment to-day Of w. l..
etabler, Of Washington, to be agent at
tho Yakima Indian agency was simply
corrective measure. Stables was APP
pointed several months ago, but the
name was Incorrectly spelled at the
dme In the official document.
, 1890-02-20

action would have been brought In Sing
county, the Official ami legal home of
the corporation. Both corporations are
meeting their obligations, both here and
in Spokane Falls, promptly.
, 1890-02-20

wAsHrHs1os. Feb. 1s.--The president
has approved tho joint resolution con-
grntulating the people OF Brazil ON their
adoption Of republican form Of govern
sufferer by the wreck Of tho Nipsic, at
AplA.
, 1890-02-20

WAsHIraros. Feb. lV.--1hs majority
rnpoft In Atkinson VS.. pendleton, Of the
fourth West Virginia district contest,
kGldz that Atkinson was elected, and
~ IninosIfy holds thnt Pendlcton is en-
, 1890-02-20

BISMARCK, n. d., Feb. Io.--rhe state
senate to-day. by vote of u to 3,
adopted the Australian election system.
, 1890-02-20
a Mig Republican Majority.

PHiL,pElrrI., Penn, Feb. 10. The
average republican majority in this city
at yesterdays election Ii about *, 1908.
, 1890-02-20

republican ticket was elected In this city
yesterday.
, 1890-02-20

and tho cost s2s7, ,oo5, io7. The number
OF dollars coined was $40, ,O3S, ,0Oi and
the scignornga $0f, or, s93.
, 1890-02-20

WAsinre1os. Feb. 19.-rhe depart
nent Of supsrindence Of tho National
Educatippai Association this morninl,
passed resolutien favoring the enact
tnsnt OF An international copyright law.
, 1890-02-20
pinnsr OF the ohio sooisty,

NEw YoRK, Feb. i9,--The fifth annual
dinner OF the Ohio Society tonight was
largely attended. General Swaync, Cen
era1 newing, Chauncey NJ. Depew and
Others spoke. Many letters Of cgret
werc read.
, 1890-02-20
SIX PERstHs MISSING.
A Steamer sunk In y Collision Dur
Ing % Fog.

LONDON, Feb, iO,-Tho steamer High
gate collided with the slip Sovereign in
a fog oil Lundy island to-day, and sank.
Thirteen of the persons on board the
steamer at the time of the collision have
landed. A boat containing six others is
missing.
, 1890-02-20

PORTLAND, Feb. i9.-Thc city council
have decided to build city hall, to cost
not less than $500, 1000. A committee has
been appointed to secure the plans and
specifications.
, 1890-02-20
THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA
Negotiations In Progress for the Het-
Element Of ail Differences.

OTTAWA, Feb. l0.--ln reply to ques-
lions In parliament yesterday, Sir John
Macdonald said that negotiations iOr ~
treaty to settle all differences between
the United States and Canada were in
progress ut Washington, but that only
the threshold had been reached yet. lie
declined to state whether tho moslus
yivendi would be renewed. A mem bcr
Of the cabinet, however, told reporter
that II would be.
, 1890-02-20

T. Mailing, Of Seattle. Wash, is here
in the interests OF tho Gray's Harbor
people, who are looking for small np-
preparation for improving that harbor.
Mr.. Mailing says that they will not ask
tho committee TO consider the amount
asked for In the memorial Of the leg
fslaturc, but will be satisfied with suffi-
cient amount to put the harbor In good
condition.
, 1890-02-20

con, Of Washington, has recommendcd
IN appropriation Of Sa00. 900 for tho
pahlic building at Spokane Falis.
Propossd New Land Districts.
Representative Carter expected 70 get
kls bill establishing two additional land
Districts IN Montana called up and
p1sssd BY tho senate to-day, but tho
Biair educational nuisance, which has
bald tho sennto In thraldom for the past
two wssks, intsrfarsd, and II wont over.
Even aftSr the bill Is passed, nm appro-
pfiation viii ~ necessary before tho
oflicsa can be established. There nro
fnssn candidates for tho two positions
n Missoula. and eight a. Lewiston.
Rss>nasstsr Appointed n Montssano.
n. Larson was to-day appointed post
naasior ~ Montesano, Wash. thus end
Ing ons of the long drawn out squabbles
tor fourth class offices. The case has
ben the subject Of good deal of corre-
spondsucs, which ended n the commits
sion being forwarded 10 Larson. Ho
was backed by Congressman Wilson.
~ Hspsn1 tho Timber Cultars Acs.
The HOUSE committee on public lands
to-day decided 70 report favorably o sub.
stituts bill for the bills introduced by
xcssrs. Hansbrough. OF North Dakota,
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have previously had rcally no oppo.i-
ton 10 offer save the fact OF the claim Of
ths Mornons that they were not being
fairly treated. The decision Of the United
States supreme court has settled that
feature OF the opposition and
shs dc,,.,crots bave cop,e ont flat foofef
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day tho committee decided In iavor OF
bills presented. the repunhcans voting In
he ap'rma'lse ant anu 'ne uelnocraS IN
.ne nesau,e. INC oniy reason gwen
hh' &c" MeA'os ana An
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prevent any such actioh. put the prece-
dsnt OF admitting the four new states
will b sot mp a. a reason for opposing
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POP U[AR WANTS.
CAN BE LEFT
INSERTION In The GLOBE:

EVAN DUYNE. Druggist, s2s East Sew
enth street.
A I. GUERNSEY. Corner Dale and selby
Avenue.
P. L LILLYBECK. corner Seventh and John
Streets
HOTEL RYAN DRUG STORE, 39S Robert.
street. corner Bates.
CoNGER BROS, Druggists. 3t9 University
avenue, corner Virginia.
MOUNTS & SAWYER, Grocers, corner Ash
land avenue and Dale street.
a. P. WILKES, Druggist 75j aud 761 West
Seventh street.
BERKMAN & CO.. Aoo Dakota avenua
E. FOX, 4S2 Rice street.
FRANK. OSBURG, ITS Western avenue
JH HAYES, Al West Seventh street.
HIPPLER & COLLYER. Druggist, l0j East
Seventh streer.
JOHN FURLoNG GROCERY COMPANY
Corner Eighth and Jackson streets
WILKES PHARMACY, Seven Corners.
NJ. D. MERRILL. Books and Stationery 442
Broadway.
HELLER'S PHARMACY, corner Tenth and
St. Peter streets.
R. SCHIFFMAN & SON. Druggist, corner
Third and Maria.
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Maria.
HP. PETTIGREW corner Rice and lyle
hart.
W. NJ. RICHARDSON. reo Wabasha.
MRS. JENNIE CLINTON. GIL East Seventh
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