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DEMAND FOR IRON.
The Western 0Iills Pushed to Their Utmost
Direct Treatment,

Tic Western oIills Pushed to Their Utmost
Direct Trentnient.
PIrrsDuH0u, PA, Dec. 3l.-W.S. Nal.
lory, OF Chicago, whose inventions and
scientific discoveries in the conversion
and treatment Of minerals is fast bring.
tns him fame, passed through the city
to'day, enroute from Baltimore to Akron,
O., having been called thence by Thomas
Edison, the inventor, who is at present
solourning there.
These gentlemen are associated in pro.
ducfng certain new conttivanees, and it
IS ior the purpose Of consultation that he
went to meet bis partner. OF work now
In hand MIR. Mallory said that several
new inventions will be heard OF soon.
but ut this time he is not in n position to
particu|arl2e. He said, however, that
tue phonograph, improved aud perfect.
cd, Will be brought out iuja fortnight.
Mr.. Mallory's home is in Chicago. and
ne IS there a member Of the iron firm OF
Mallory & Brown, In speaking OF the
iron business he said: "fhu production
OF IRON in the west growing in volume,
but the demand just NOW is ahead OF the
production, therefore tho increased ca.
pacity does not diminish the demand
for Pittseufgh's output. To illustrate
this, only u few weeks since | needed
POO tons Of steel plates, but your mills
here were at work on orders which pre.
vented mine from being filed for weeks
after actually needed item,
But there is crisis approaching in
the iron aud steel business. don't
mean to say that it will uluteralize next
year nor in the next five years; but be-
lieve that at any time in from tive to III
teen yestrs your blast furnaces will be
dead property so far. .as r5utiIity Tor
pig iron making is concerned. 4 ! menn
that the time is coming fand it may come
sooner tiIAn we expect when iron and
steeliwillIb lIbe.successiullySpioduceu from
the ore. Fortunes have already been
spent in experiments on this line and
some practical men will say its impossi-
BILE, but | ani convinced that it il possi-
Bile and that it will come." MIR. Mallory's
"arnestness indicated that . he knows
more on this subject tliau he cares to
make public just now. ssg35st.. (
MIR. Mallory is Que Chicagoan who is
opposed 10 the Worlds Fair for that
city. "Let any other city have it," said
he. 4Glye it TO New York, kokomo,
Oshkosh or Kalamazoo. II it is held in
Chicago we'll be bored to death for six
months BY people with WHOM We are
hf 4 Ia
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!. A FEARFUL EXPERIENCE. n, ".
a Steamers Terrible hattie With q storm
ut Sea- One Ship Lost With All Her Crsw.

sea-One SHIP Lost With All Her Crew.
HALIFAX, N. s., Dec. S1.-The "A lien
Lihe Steamer HISTORIAN, Captain France,
alter a stormy passage Of twenty days
from Glasgow, arrived In port last even.
Ing. Her Captain reports the weather
experienced Ms something fearful pule
upon gale Of hurricane force being en-.
eountered up to longitude 40 west, The
ship being very light at times, II was al.
most impossible TO make any headway
whatever. The seas were very heavy and
rushed over tho deck from time to time
In II very dangerous manner. Gu Wed.
nesday, the 18th instant. at 6:S0 o'clock
a. n., a large vessel was sighted several
miles 70 #indwafl In q disabled coudi.
ton. She was showing code Signals "C.
"" which means "lu distress; want as.
sistance." The HISTORIAN ran down 10
hei and, getting rs close rs was sufe. slv.
haited back that she would stand ty her
Until the weather moderated. It was
then blowing terrible hurricane with
the seas running very high, Il ssi5 l
: The disabled craft, which proved 10
be the German ship Shakespeare of
bremen. Capt. Miller, from Hamburg
October 20, bound to New York, had her
main and intzzen masts gone. The fore.
must and top.mast We're standing with
the fore and top sail yardu across. Her
sails were in ribbons. 4, The crew we're ali
huddled together ait with life jackets
on. In answer 10 d second signal from
the Steamer, asking II they wanted to
leave their ship, they answered ,!','Yes.n
All Thursday night the steamer fay
near the ship, the latter burning flare.
up lights ut intervals. The last liyhtI
seen by the lookout on the HISTORIAN
was at 1 o'clock the next morning.i@ As
soon as It was daylight OH the 10Th, tho
steamer proceeded in The direction In
which the signal lights of the Shakes.
peare had been seen during the night, |
but not trace Of her could be found.
She steamed about in the vicinity for |
some hours IN The hope OF picking up |
The crew, thinking the ship might have
gone down during the night, and the
men have taken to the bUnts, Not n !
lestige OF her was to be seen, however.
le HISTORIAN proceeded OF her VOYAGE. |
What became Of the crew Of the ship it |
s hard to say at present, but the weekly
nail steamer Sandman. which arrived
yesterday afternoon, passed close to the
Oh December o! Sums of I
Ter spars were then slunding, and sbp
1ad apparently been recently aban;
Toned. r.. l7sl, gE.a' ~
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a coon RECORD,

The Accident Mt White Sulphur the First
Fatal One on The c. u o. In II Years.
CuARLEsro., W. Va, Dec. 9l.-The
Associated Press correspondent today
vas seen by u gentleman connected
with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway,
who was Mt the scene OF the wreck near
White Sulphur Springs, and he states
that 4he wreck was not, in his opinion,
due TO rotten ties and detective road, but
was caused by the lreaking; of rail,
which could not have been foreseen or
prevented; that the ties ut the place
where the wreck occurred are compara-
lively new aud souua and the road bed
there in good condition. He said the G,
4 0. had in Il years but one accident
previous to this in which the life OF a
passenger was lost, 4
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MEXlC0 AND TRADE MARKS.

H
The New LAW Coos Into Effect To-day.
Interesting 70 American Manufacturers.
CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 3l.-The new
trade mark law, which goes into effect
January l, provides that any lnanuiac.
turer residing in tho cuuntry can obtain
tue exclusive right 10 nse II trade marx
OF which lie is The rightinl owner, hut
applicants residing abroad must prove
that they have u regular agency in Mex:
leo ior The sale of their articles the lat
ter clause is, however, subject to treaty
stlpuiattons. i foreign arplicsnt can
only obtain protection OIL proving That
his trade mark has been legally / reris,
tered III his own country. la register
ing trade mark iu Mexico the owner
must make Il declaration 10 the Depart.
ment Of Public Works that ,he-feseryes
his4rlghts thereto. iisE The declaration
tnust give the MAMIE and location 81 itbe
mandatory, the doinicile Of the manu-
tacturer; and the class Of goads. covered
by The mark. Two copies OF the mark
must 3e filed with the application. All
applications will be published in the
Diario Official, aud in case counter
claim be presented within ninety DAYS,
The Department oi Public Works viii
issue no certificate OF registry until the
ownership Of tue mark has been decided
ln1'lclally: z Priority oi use, or if this
means Of proof be not available, priority
oi appiication.wiii determine the right
toa disputed mark. The duration OF
trade marks is;unlilnited, hut they shall
lapSe.il the esta lishinent owning the,u
shall remain closed for more than d
year; The rights are not assignable ex-
whicl, oase Its trade marks are also &C.
'quired by the purchaser. limitations or
eounterieits of legally registered trade
marks are defined to ba no, only the
use Of an exastly similar mark, but Of
ono 60 like as to require examination to
discover the differences. t,5'gi s,s''
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IS THERE METHOD Is lY2
Circular for Silcott Wprslctl No thnt finbcns
VI. Corpus VIII be Successful.

Circular for Sileott Wpricti No that Hnbcns
Corpus VIII be Successful. n3.ssi
WAsHlsaToN, Dec. Sl.-A circular OF.
feriug reward Of 5000 for the appre.
hension OF Sileott, the defaulting cashier
OF the Sergeant-at-Arms' office, qf the
House Of Representatives, has been sent
to tbp various police headquarters
throughout ,ne iaqBntry:s Attached to
the circular is portrait Of the deiaulter.
4 good description OF Silcott is giYen,
and the name oi MARSHAL Rans.iell mp.
pears rs the person who will pay the
5000. sS Y. =
80 fur as The circular Is concerned, the
police OF this city suy there is nothing i'll
It to inform officers Of tue law that there
Is any charge whatever against silcott,
and writ ef habeas corpus III any part
OF the United States @ou!d upset the ar.
rest before the proper officers could
bring u formal charge against htm. This
circular is tho only notification Of the
case that the police department here ere has ~
rapafvaI +tt#S - gss-, II. III = ~ III
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A rFlGIlTFUL WlEpE.
Two Engineers Fatally Injured ut KoIkomu
INDIA ltu,j Cullisinn II.


md.-A i,n,i Collision.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. il.-A irightful
and fatal wreck occurred 1t K Kokoina this
morning on tho Panhandle Railway,
one mile north OF the depot. Train No.
IS, north.bound, Conductor Thomas
Lamb, left the junction ut o:l5 a. M,
srhe,lnle time. When about n mile
north 1t met train No. II, sOuth.bound,
in care of Conductor .V.D. Noiand. Ii
was running about fifty miles an hour.
The two trains crashed together, totally
tIemolissiing the engines and burning
the baggage car and coaches of the
sonth-Gound train, which tun,Uied on
top Of the engines.
The injured were confined to the en-
gine and express and bagggge cars.
George Cummings, engineer OF No. a.,
died Immediately after being extrieate,l.
Tom Mccullough, engineer of No. 13,
lies at the Clinton House, Kokomo, with
his head crushed and caunot live. Bag
gagemasler j. kerlin, Injured in the
back and head, was takSuito Galveston,
where he died at Q O'Clock Thomas
Harber also was hurt; seriously. These
men all live at !Logansport. Adams Ex-
press Messenger x q liant l3:waS seriously
though not iata!ly hurt about the body.
T~o men, named Woods and Webb,
were badly hurt iu the general mix.up,
but not fatally. A nunibef OF passengers
ia the coaches we're shaken up, but the
Pullmans escaped, tile passengers not
being hurt. The cause OF the wreck is
a mystery, as the engineers Of both
trains are unable to testify, but the gen
erai opinion is the north-bound en-
glneer, was trying to make 'sneak" to
the slde.track at Jewel, four miles north,
70 pass 90. II which vas slightly be-
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BLECRR0CUTl0N TESTED.
And is Pronounced Successful
by the New York
LEGISLATIVE y. 6 81 COM MlTTEE.
an Oh Horse and t'our.Wccks.old
Cat are Made the victims-D Death
Comes Without Il Strngg'eaad
4.5 ~ Apparently Painless.

I'd lAAtvluns, N, T., Dec, 3l.--The com.
mission TO test the electrical execution
machinery IN this prison reached here
today. Tho commission desired to ,es,
the machine upon animals, aud an old
horse and 4 aSiour.weeks.old cat were pro.
cured and taken Into the prison. Re.
porters were not allowed Ito witness
the tests, hut this evening DR. McDon-
aid, Of Albany, one Of the commission,
announced that the cat and the
horse had been put to death with d
suddenness that wins highly gratifying
10 tho commission. 4 earfcnt OF about
200 volts Wns used. The ho,se WAS
killed first. The wires were attached to
tiis head aud to one OF his hind feet lust
below the gambrit joint. The animal
was instantly killed, tie time Of the con.
tact being less than hall u minute. The
horse nlade no. struggle and there was
no evidence that hu suffered. -
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III HAS la GRIPPE.

The 'iarIuis OF Salisbury Attacked In u
Sewers Mnnner.-A Very Sick 0Iap, &. !.
LoSpos, Dec. 3l.-The Marquis OF
Salisbury has the grippe in severe
form. He was taken on the 9Th, but as
The observation Of tbe s,ric,est secrecy is
enjoined upon all the persons in the
Marquis's household as to facts relating
to bis health, it was not known that he
was III until Thursday, when he Bas
threatened with collapse. The Queen
then sent Sir'Wiliiam Iennerto attend
linn. lie was then kept in bed three
days and has becn kept in his room ever
ssince. Pneumonia is apprelreudel and
the Marquis is physically untitled for a
struggle with very severe disease. He
VII certainly be Kept housed for iost-
as uossibip. " ~ ''t . =
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BLAINE ON THE AVENUES.
Remarkably Well 8nnd soldiery.

e. .fr rz~ > Rfl~s 'r
in Ills Hearing. "a q ~ Il u; Z;
WAsnISnToS, Dec. Sl.-An observer
OF the crowds on the avenue thus speaks
OF Mr.. Blaine: 81 saw him taking stroll
with Que OF bis sons. lie is looking re
tnarl;ahly well, aud he walked with a
stride that soul4 have made II soldier,
marching in quick TINS, bveaE of into n
double quick once in while to heepup.
He stands as erect as If he belonged to
Col. Bonuadon's Third Regiment. lie
was dressed in black double-breaated
frock coat, with trousers Of a very dark
gray aud black combination, light fall
overeoat, a high hat, standing collar and
Wolverioa necktie, with in emerald
pin placed in the middlc ef the tie, in
Gtepd OF in Il side corner, as has been TIE
fad lately. With his large. black eyes
and closely cropped white beard, he pre-
sented not only; a striking but u hand
some appearance. It dees not surprise
me that his friends are again actiyc il
urging that be is ths man to succeed
Hnrrison." 5'
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FAITH llEAI.ERs TACTICS,
An Effort to Entice Young Girls from Til,

An Effort to Entlce Young Girls from Thcir
K Homes Causes Great Excitement.
LoylSGroN, ILL.,, Dec. 31.-Great ex-
element prevails here oyer an attempt
OF male members Of the Pentecost band
to dccoy Miss May Whitman and Miss
Eldora Million, two highly respected
girls, from their homes. There was II
riot at the depot when the faith healers
tried to take the girls with them against
the wishes Of their friends, and kniyes
and revolvers were shown. The girls
were finally persuaded not to 90 on the
train, but immediately left the town 10
buggies in company with members OF
the band. They were oyertaken and
carried back to 4ovington. Miss Million
escaped aud left for Tlscola. last evening.
Two brothers OF the girl pursued to Tus.
cola. Feeling against the faith bealers
runs very high. ,'r5l
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NR TUBS MIST ANSWER,
Tho Western Unlnn Official Brought 10
~, 4 Time by n Chicago Court. 's4S-is-- 4

CHicAeo, Dec. 3l.-District superin,
tendent Frederick II. Tubbs, OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
,hust answer the questions OF Edward l.,
Randall's lawyers, SO Judge Tuthill.dc-
cided to-day. Randaiti is the telegraph
operatorwbo claims to have been Fblack.
listed" by, Superintendent. Swift OF the
Rock. Island road for organizing a
braneh. Of the, order Of railway iele.
graphers. Is suit. for twenty-five tnouy
sand 4iollars damages with Randall as
the plaintiff is pending against the Rock
Island %EMr. Tubbss attorney argued tor
two'hoprs to-day that any communica-
ton on the subj jcct betwaen$the two ;su:
perintendents was privileged, and need
not he disclosed. The court, however,
ruled that Mr.5Tnbbsi must answer the.
questions or be attached and punished.
He asked and'was given until Thursday
to decide$what he would do. !J. m
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DuhLts, Dec. 3l,-The frteaaa's 1qtr-
nal says that Mr.. Parnell has ins,ruc,ed
Mr.. Lewis, his counsel, to obtain. for him
Mt the earliest possible moment .l,o cita-
ton toappear and defend himself in the
suit for divorce brought by Capt. O'Shea
against bis wife, in which Mr.. parncll is
named as correspondent. Mr.. Parnell.f {
the.paper says, desires to settle its issue
as quickly us possible, i?sj .i35 h
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Robert Hruwnine's Funeral,

LoSpos, Dec. 81 -Tbei,uerai services
over the remains oi Robefs Browning
took p laca at Westminster Abbey to-
day. The body was placed in Il polished
pine coffin, on whicitSswas ,tsnmii bfass
plate bearing the dates is,lp:bitlli;$an.l
death Of the poet. Wreaths from Lord
Fennyson ! and Mies \ Browning wtre.
placed on the top OF The coffin, iyYreaihs
we're sent bytmany other ptfsons;i IN;
cl9d'n. Henry Irving, Mr. 2DAntinit, Sir
John Millals, Mr.. Alma rademu, and Sir
Theodore Nfartin ~ Z. 80, ~. =
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price of an article moro than corpora!
tion? N llTIIa' -
NJ. Maebe.li-rhat depends, Laugh.

The Chairman inon;red whs,h., ~,
cousumcs Of lamp chilnneys would be
benefited by allowing Mr.. Atacbeth'a
S, INV a'es'a! ~ ba a,,,s 10 %eil as le finished pro-
were now sold at' 70 c.n,p :" how ,s,'""ys nnmSh
woald they sell at il the du,y @ were taEen %
OFT 7'1 IN NJ 80. !.
Mr.. Macbeth-The difference wonld ha
three or four cents dozen. $50 IN
Mr.. Geard-That Ia. 10 the ( ,rreta;ler;
Would the woman who GOES IN the u. s,or.
to buy chimney get it for lessP S,S,s'sSs
MIR. Macbeth-Ny individual on,nion
Is, that doubt It. Laughter ! Il - :
James Gillander. of Phila1elnhjn said
that lamp chimneys largely used IN t Ills
country were manuiacture,l 1 hare and
were sold for less i than the i,npcrted
cbimneys. The Imported schimney was
used principally on special lamps and
md was bought by8 pcople Of means.
He did not agree With Afr. Macbeth that
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a NlCUTMcESSE TAX
Recommended BY Gov. Jackson, of MARY!
/, A ;nnsl In Ills Message. - -.

Recommended BY Gov. jackson, of MARY.
t ;nnh In His Message.
BAtrEMoRE, NR, Dec. sl:-Goyernpr
Jackson in his message to the Legisla.
tEre, which meets r tomorrow, will
recommend q general law ior a tax $ on
the gross receipts OF foreign corporations
aud the repeal$ laws sexemptine from
taxation! corporations other than relip.
ious and charitable. KS He handles tile
problem Of railroad taxation 3forcibly.
He says railroad companies own SIPS.
600 900 Of property in5 MaryIand and
pay only s5S, 900 taxes, and recolpmends
an annual tag Of 9 or 81 per cent on their
gross receipts. Power should be given
to sell the States stock in the Baltimore
&2Ohio;road sand titsa interests / inrthe
YarioRs canals. He advises the passage
Of a high license tax. .-1DTs;
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They ltcatllrm Prices and Organize a Syn.
dicate to Take tho Orders ef Wc,,kcr
Ffrms. II
CoLuMnus, O., Dec. $l.-Ata meeting
OF the window glass manufacturers Of
Ohio and indiana to-day The prices
named ut Findiay on November 12 were
reaiiirmed. They also bound themselves
to a syndicate, with a capital stock Of
$500, ,000,, which will take the glass OF the
weaker concerns, when they would other.
wise have to place the same upon the
market during the months OF January,
February, March and April at discount
lower than named by their association.
The Pittsburgh manufacturers, the
United Window Gluss Company and
Chambers Mckee Company will coope,
rate in the above. Thomas F. Hart, Of
Muncie, Ind, was elected President Of
theAsaoclalion, and |. G. Baker, OF Find.
lay, O., Secretary and Treasurer. g.
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TWO MEN KILLED.

An ACCIDENT On tho Pittsburgh = Lake
t.l 5355 isrsse YESTERDAYS. .sytj%
PrrsnURah, Pa, Dec. 3l.-The ex-
press train going souih on the Pittsburgh
\ Lake Erie road ran down and killed
William and John Angel, German labor
ers, on trestle near shousetown, Pa,
about one o'clock this afternoon. The
men were in the centre OF the bridge
when the train came along at full speed.
Before it could be stopped they were
struck by the engine and knocked OF
the t5egtle, falling iorty$ teet. When
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II WANTS TUE EARTH,
La Grippe Still Spreading Throughout the

>" "N''PPo stiIi spreading Throughout the
Y; ~ Old World. ItSi ia!
PAEls, Dec. Sl.--Dnring the past
twenty,iour hours there has been no in.
crease in the number OF cases Of in
fluenza reported in this city and It is be.
l'eved that the epidemic has reached its
height. In the outskirts Of the city,
however, the disease is spreading. The
disease has made its appearances on the
southern shores Of tic Mediterranean.
Several cases are reported at Algiers and
RoRa, ;F ,5:.tts,ls4 5s.t e 4Isss. % a NJ. !.
1t has also appeared in Turin and
Gaeta, Italy. At Milan, tho garrison,
The students Of Longon College, The
police and the municipal guard are
severely affected. 93 - tf;lsj5',i'
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Must Serve Another Term.

EEE NEnRAsKA Cry, NEn., Dec. Sl.-nake
W.simpsou, ex.County Treasurer Of this
county, was arrested yesterday charged
with embeyzling a. the iunda Of
the county. Simpson had Just com
pleted q four years sentence on a simi-
lar charge, his term expiring yesterday,
when he was re.arrested on two other
counts Hewas brought to this city and
is now in Jail. The total amount q
Simpsons enbezzlement will never be
known, but o sherteEe Of over SIS, 1000
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MpNTANA SESAgORSlllR. !

Col. snhdqrs Draws tho First Prize-The
Second Place.
HELENA, MoST,, Dec. 81 Col. ". E.
Sanders has been nominated for United
States Senator. He will be elected in
joint session tomorrow. For the second
senatorship T. f, Power, B. Platt Car.
penter, end Lee Afautle were placed in
nomination ,5,l35 ~, ~ 5,, n
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! p,,rlel III n sanl;1,ank,;

JACKSON, .TESS. Dec. 3l.:-Fhile four
boys between the ages Of 9 and s years
were playing under the edge of,a sand
bank IA; the eastern portion Of this city,
yesterdayatternoon thefbank k$cayed in,
burying the little fellows under about
ten feet ni sand. .aLife;was extinct, before
ileY conlu be GOT out. " " n M.
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1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; r 3;

= SELF ISL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b a
iss Nj. Macbeth th-9SGii IL me me sires material
Sor free trade, ,!sneh II ngland4 4has, santI
give me the proper tpducts Of uy labor
..lni i Lnf,tl nnui cnriit htitinn ~, tho fnno
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VIESNA, DEG. 3l.-The influenza is iu-
creas'ng in the city. Thu Board Of
Health has ordered that the schools be
closed until January y7.774The hospitals
have become 80 crowded that it hos been
lonnd necessary to erect u special struc-
turc for those suffering from the disease.
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Chicago nnd tho Ga,nblers

ChlcAao, Dec. 3l.-At al. meeting Of
the City Council last night the bond Of
Frederick f.: Marshh, Il lie, new Chief Of
Police, was approved, and fesolutloa In
tha nature or an instruction to him to
suppress gambling in the city was passed
by a vote OF IS TO 3. :. 3
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Aunil,sr l,,ot A Acni,,st t,,e t.zu, !,

PARIS, Dee Sl.-'flle ,Siectc says That
anuther Nirilist plot against the Gar
has been discovered in 81. Petersburg
Several OF the conspirators, tho paper
says, were arrested in the palace pas-,
sages. Some OF them resisted arrest and
one was klIled by an officer. g. - q