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IBRICE'SIBIGIB0QDLEl.I.... 4.
Starts s H+|imiLeade ! i 81 / ID the Race
HiforEthe Ohio! !Senatorship.
| COMBINATION Us FORMING
TO Unite the. Field Agninst tho
4 millionaire Z Niisilt =. Thomas All y
Serene and Confident ~ Nc. i
S6f ~ .tlEi ta'ff lEt12 t'iI sr!f 3Ha.gA
\ InliOn Second In Strength. X, rs IS

-
COLUMBUS, o. Jan. s.-Thet Senator.
ship canvass was lwaged with earnest.
ness to-day, and each candidate Is losing
no time in winning votes in the closing
hours. u Messrs. Brice, Mcmahon and
Thomas were out early and spent their
time in the lobby Of the hotel mingling
with the crowds. The close Of the con.
test will gbe welcomed on all hands.
There is q rumor that tho opposition
to Brice will make s a final
effort tonight, Judge Blanlin,
Martin a. Foran, ". P. Kline and
others Of Cleveland, in connection with
the anti.Brice men here, are. trying to
form a J combination to unite the field
against Brice. Blandin thinks there is
a. chance to- defeat Brice. Mr.. Brice's
managers did not seem to be the least
disturbed by the arrival OF the Cleveland
gentlemen, but were satisfied and con-
tideht. McMahon thinks the prospects
look brighter, while Mr.. Thomas ap.
pears serene and content over tho out
look. 52S:5yy5S5lS5
The Indications are that Mr.. Brice has
a:lead be will hold. The latest poll,
which is largely guess work, places the
vote as follows: s. F. Hunt, 2; John
McNlahon, IA; @. 81 Brice, 80; John
McSweeney, 2; J.. G. Warwick, l; Geo.
Z. Senney,}2; Judge Milton, i; James
+. Neal, q John II. E. Thomas, 49,; q,
". Baker, 0; Thomas Z. Powell, Il; J.
Mclean, l; Frank Hurd;; i; George w.
Geddes, Al. 1.s. ~
Among the Developments Of tonight
Is an address prepared by Judge Ban-
din, of q CLEVELAND, II and addressed to
members s Of the Legislature, 6 CALI
ing upon them not to !, elect
a III man to the Senate Z who Il is
identified with corporations. The ap-
peal is signed by A. w Thurman, II. +.
Booth, Irvine, DUNCAN and Blandin. The
address was late in preparation. Ss s4S.iiss
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Democrntic Losn.Fc

i BosTos, Jan. s.-After the Democrat
ic State Committee had transacted Sits
regular business this afternoon, they
held love feast Mt the fremont House.
the occasion being the annual dinner in
celebration OF the anniversary OF jack
sons victory at New Orleans. Hon, ~
a. llinspresided and made a speech.
Hon. Charles Levi Woodbury. was tho
first speaker, being introduced as one
who personally knew Gen. Jackson. .IIo
argued for the abolition OF the poll tax
and the building up ofthe Navy. i5I35silJT1SS
" "A resolution ofsorrow for tho dcatl, Of
Hon. Henry w. Grady, Of Atlanta Ga,
and Of sympathy with his family, was
adopted and it was voted to send a copy
to relatives OF the deceased.
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n 5s2 NEw YonK, Jan. s.-More trouble has
grown out Of the Sullivan: :Kilrain fight.
", William Z. Harding, Mike Cleary, Mike
Donovan and William Muldoon have
been arrested fol: being accessories to it.
Before $twenty-four@ hours have passed
Charlie Johnston, Jim GWakely and all
the othera,; who were actively connected
with the fight, will in all probability be
the guests Of Inspector Byrnes.aThe
prisoners were Il taken ibefores3 Judge
Peter Mitchell, at Jefferson Market
Police Court this morning. Sat the srr-
gestion OF Judge Hogan, the examination
was set for next Saturday at 10 a. IN.
The defendants were held in $500 each
Christopher Clarke, manager OF the
Police Gaselte. went bail for Harding.
HeBwas released. The Others were re-
leased onparole in .bondsman. n
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{ National Juckson CI,l,.

III NASHVILLE, TrSs, Jan. s.-Jacksoinl
Day was celebrated here to.daywitht ht,alS 4
procession, participated lin by the mill
tary OF the State and hundreds Of citi-.
zens. After the parade I a meeting, was
held at ! the State Capitol and the Ma
tional Jackson Club was permanently
organized. The following officers were
elected: President, a.. K. Mcclure, OF
Pennsylvania; Vice Presidents z Hon. j s
Baxter, Of Tennessee; Hon. D. G. Greg
ier, Of illinois, and Joseph S. Johnson, :
Of Alabama I Secretary, Gen. + L. d. Me-
Cord, of Tennessee; Treasurer, w NJ
Duncan, OF Tenn, and an executive COM
mittee Of tlye:: The club will meet an
nually in Nashville, ~, &
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Only Ono Governor Present, ,.,,,

81 NEw 'YtoRk, it9 Jan. s.-The Business
Mems Democratic Association gave a,
dinner tonight at the Hoffman House q
in honor OF the Democratic Governors
Of Ohio Virginia, Iowa, New Jersey and
Montana, and incidentally to celebrate
the anniversary Of the Battle of M w
Orleans. s Gov. Abbott, of New Jersey
was the only representative OF the five
executives present. Governor Hill, who
was also expected, telegraphed that he
could not come, and letters of regret for,
non-attendance were read from ex. Pres?
ident Cleveland, Gov. Boies, Of Iowa.
and Gov. Mckinney, Of Virginia. About.
l50 prominent Democrats Of the Tam
many Hall and the County Democracy
partook OF the dinner. Z 2,.3;3 Y ii,1
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] ONE OF BRICE'S MEN DEAD
Knapp, OF Defiance, Dies

Representative Knapp. OF Deilnncc, Dies
HI OF In Grippe. Fl. ,;t5;,
coLvEMpus, O., Jan. s.-state Repre-
sentative Frank Knapp, Of Defiance,
died early this morning Of pneumonia.
brought on by an attack Of Ia grippe.
He had been sick for some time and had
not yet been sworn in. He was a bright
lawyer and leaves a family in good flnan-
clal5 circumstances. Knapp was counted
as one OF Brice's strong supporters and
his death leaves q vacancy in that Sena-
torial candidates ranks. 4:
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BRIEF TElEGRAMS.

3; Stanley yesterday touched. at Alden
and proceeded TO tSnez. iS q
Britain courtwill bear evidences 81
grief for Augusta four weeks. Vs. si;gits ;Sis
At Dover and at Allershot, the inllu-
enza is very severe among British troops.
b Five hundred thousand Vienness,tcs, % or
42 per cent }of$ the city, have had intlu.
enza. h iti
@Lindeman & Son, l46 Fifth avenue,
New FORK City, have failed. Z Debts
Sl00, 600. "
IsNationalskating contesta on, tie Hud-
son4river are TO be deferred ! because
there is no ice. III L,
Two hundred and fifty persons died in
New York City yesterday, the highest
mortality since the grip took hold. Ss38 ;5Ss n
W. Not guilty, but we don't want him to
do 1T again. Twas, the esverdict Of "a New
ark, NJ. Jury yesterday in q wife beat;
ing case. 4 IS;
SgAt Glen Gardner Ga,,} forty tons of
coal .wero stolen last week from the MI
g. Railroad ears there. Two boys have
been arrested. 4. ffta.jg23
General Schofield has fixed the hours
for meals in the army. h;Twenty.miuutes
each arc given for breakfast and supper
and thirty for dinner. ;i IF +
81 John Williams and William Rose, 81
Wilmington, Dell, yesterday cleaned a
phosphate tank and were $killed by in,
halation OF sulphuric acid fumes. III
~ The big dry goods house Of Fenton r,
Lawler, ut El82 and ;1S4 Wabash Avenue,
Chicago, was closed yesterday afternoon
by the sheriff, Y under confessions of
Judgment in the Superior and Circuit
Court, .aggregating S4l, $50.
ga special to the Evening IVisconsiin from
Hartland, Wis, \ says the St., Paul train
which left Oconomowic at 5:35 last even:
ing, struck horse and wagon at CROSS
ing near Nashotah station, killing Olaf
Johnson and fatally. injurinR his wife,
who died about an hour after the acci:
5 Governor Nrellette's message was read
to the, South Dakota Legislature yester.
day. It refers to nearly every PROPOSE.
ton now before the people Of the State,
The, Governor estimates the deficiency
for the first year OF Statehood at SIZE, ,OO5.
,He presents a Splan whereby this def:
! cheney may be done away with. ~ IA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Alpl,a I.o,lrc M. i.t. n AZ II In. !, u.. :.
.;5i, 90 hht entertainment. t. ~. n
Alpha Lodpe No. 4oI kniohte : ~
=, =, a,ls -, G,.ii si-' 81 ~
Aouutf ohC VI IhG ldT KchL DETERMINATIONS
nf III, t;n,l &, IL ~, - .F, ~.
- y. K so ' iE1A 'u IL WIG Sityi GeleUIAteu ltS
twelfth anniversary at Germania hall
last evening in very Inlooson,tt' ,n.n =,
a ! ss"u. .lanuef' lils.E
1,t!oi ~. -, ~ oPenins auufess, winch was
delivered ,ey Hon. K. Il. Cochran, who
took Tor his subject the S"0bjects and
Aims OF the Order" the. following pro.
gramme was carried out: q !sit;
Drett.;:....; Misses Kate Morris and Annie sadler
sens se,ee, anS MSsanains ninss Robert Darrah
Recitation scorc S,9.hers
Due.t.... Misses Lucy Robinson and Carrie LABOR
sseei!ationsomethinH soSn Grea..;.:Ru.h A. Hall
Reading....... ~ Hae,e g. a ssmMeIs ssnaes
Comic Song James Jeysns
Reeisato es,, Emma Deal
Address~snbject, c; caaeoloxv Huess ana yahhoFn
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5 NEw Vi Y'l,onK, Jan. s. William n. st.
John, the President Of the3Mercantile
National Bank and SYice resident OF
the Southern Society, tonight rendered
his resignation as "a member Of that so:
ciety because OF its action last night,o
the death; Of Jefferson Davis. .:ssti2;
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I.ookinr' "a Fusloi, In DII..,ouvrI. a

KANSAS ClTY, Mo; Jan. s. The Pro
hibitiohpar q this State issued q call
to-day fors a convention 10 DO held at
sedalia, Mo-, from February 8 to 5 next.
The Knights Of Labor, the Farmers
Alliance and the Union Labor party are
invited to be present and assist in the
formation Of 3: a:plaliorm. The object sof
the meeting is to form Il fusion partylf
possible out ofIthese' many elements.
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aOhlO JncksonIans.

CoLUMBus, 9. Jan: s.4The Jackson
Club celebrated the seyenty-iifth anni-l
versary Of the battle 81 New Orleans
with baaquet at the City Hall tonight.
About four hundred representative DEM.
ocrats from all parts Of the State were
present. There were present including
the speakers Hon. Wa Lynch, Cam
ton; Hon. Charles Baker, Cincinnati; =
Hon: Frank Hurd, Toledo; !! Coll Calvin
s; Brice, Hon. John Thomas, Hon..
John "a. MacNlahon. 5Ss,5s'.I;,; I;
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TOO IntlIscreet,ti { 4

3#LlsnoN, Jan. s.-The conviction gains
ground even among these who have!
heretofore been serapho Pintos' defend
ers that that officer has gone too far, in
acts Of sindiscretion. Ills private life is
recalled and also his wild demands on
the treasury, for which he has never
"a proper accounting. y This
change Of fsopinion will;render Porlugal's
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sJacklIsG,wI,;lp Va .isi isiiSaius.,,,lL.,,

4. 4 &.B1!uySrEALo, n Jan. The report
q the death I; q Jack ! q Rowe; the well
known ball player, proves to beincorrect.
Rowe has been ill since New y ears, But
not seriously He has a carbuncle ton
his left shoulder, which !is painful but
does not confine him to his bed. Il
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,Ex.Govcrnori Woods Den

y PORTLAND 0oSsl Jan. (; -5Ex:tiover.
nor Woods died to-day alter q long and
painful illness. He was elected Cover:
nor 81 Oregon IN Il 500, and infls7l was was
Governor ofH q Utah; by Presi.
dent Grant: q Since 1875 he has been liv.
Ing on the Pacific coast practici ng Law. nv RI
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.-',-st- ..5-lI---g =.
still Finding bodies,

g,Jt'L JolLlSsTows, !, PA. Jan: an Tho forces
searching for the dead continue to find
the victims Of the flood = in the Sind,
gravel and wreckase in the river. Near
Cooperdale to-day the body of !: "a boy
about II or IA years WINS found, but has
not yet been identified. 4 {! 4 iFiR
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OestructlyeE Fire.

4 8 p P'l7T,sBEuRau Sc ? JulyS s.-AE flre: at
BE'rnaddocks, q \ Pa, !, at 80 o'clock to:
night, completely destroyed II Grannis
Brothers' planning mill and lumber yards,
together with almost the entire stock
between, Sixth and Seventh streets. The
loss will reach s40,0 with no insurance.
The fire started in the engine room, from
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Nntional M an,1 I. \, Y, . Z. . y,

=, .,I'l1 llll1I n . IN 'If 70.
National - and international v nspects.
The international aspect Of 1t lad come
To- be regarded as tho most important
feature and one OF the competing cities
lneaning NewfYork) pointed to Tie ease
with which TINT city could be reached
BY foreign Visitors. He assumed that
the most important sense in which tho
exposition was to be international was
that exhiblta from foreign countries were
desired but he asserted that II Congress
would award the Worlds Fair. to St.
Louis. foreign exhibits would be Just as
freely Bent there. ~. 81 "A ~ 80
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Tie ODseryn,Io,lnrI suI,c,cr,c,ssful. Gee, ~

stsANs Francisco, jan s. "A telegram
was received yesterday at Lick Obsorya.
tory$from Prof. s.SiW. Burnham, chief Of
the Eclipse expedition sent from Lick
Observatory to South America, announc.
ing that tho observation OF the eclipse Of
the sun December % was entirely sue.
cessful, and the expedition is holneward
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Oil EXCITEMENT At CLAYSylILE.
Leasing Going on Mt n Lively lsntc--Fnn he.
tween Two Comp pnni ies. N rs

Leasing Going on Mt n Lively Intel Fnn he,
twccn Two. Companies. 80 sli. II NJ !
The interest in oil in and about Clays.
vile Is reported to bo! showing no signs
Of a let.up, but Is rather increasing with
the location Of each rig. Leasing is the
principal feature Of Tho, field. The
Elyria Oil Company has leased the farms
OF John Eagan, William Laird, John
Laird and Robert Snodgrass. 4 The farms
contain 354 acres. The terms are one.
eighth royalty and operations to begin
at once. The block lies one mile and
one-half southwest OF developments, be.
tween the Claysville well, which was
drilled five years ago and filled with
saltwater, and tho Coon Island & Oil
Company's vel, which was a light
gasser. gt 81! n 5s I, I 4
y Swagert 4 Mercer have been leasing
three.fourths OF a mile north Eof Coon
Island aud have secured the farms OF
John and Henry Cain, Frank Rodgers
and Isaac Titus. The block contains
about COO acres. Sj For, some OF tho farms
81 an acre was paid (; on others work Is
TO be commenced at once. In both con.
ditionsa one.eighth royalty Is to DO paid.
. There bids fair to be some lively work
In the very; near future in this field be-
tween the Washington Oil Company
and the holders Of what Is known rs the
Gourley lease. After the Gourley peo.
pie had completed their No. l an agree
ment was made between them and the
Washington Oil Company to locate all
wells on tho division line at a distance
Of 250 feet back. After the Gourley No.
2 was located the Washington { Oil Com.
pany located well on tho II. @. Noble
larm within fifty feet of: the Gourley
line. The holders Of the Gourley lease
then moved the rig for No.&2 within
feet of the Fl. g. Noble line,
and made three more locations at the
same distance from the Robert Noble
-. -N -I.Il
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3$$sASpusknY, 3 Jan. $s.-Tho only serious
Are il this i, city for years, Is now destroy:
ing the furniture establishment Of Rufus
\ Kugler:s The building is owned own by
George and Charles Cook, and is a total
loss. Il The stock Is valued sat SIC, ,00O,i in.
spred for S45, ,000.S The building .loss is
so, ,000, ,partially insured. .sg S$
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OFFICIAL ACTION TAKEN
On }the Death f!thn Downgerg Empress
4. Tho Period of General Mourning n,

On the Doatl, Of! thu Downger Empress.
Il Tho Period OF General Mourning An.
II II ouncetl. IA 4 gls Il n
BERLlS,s Jan. SAT- the opening Of
the Reichstag this morning the ,presi::;,
dentformallys announced the death of
Dowager Empress Augusta and paid a a
high tribute to!llermsnory.E The house.
adopted resolutions requesting 4 the
president to convey its sympathy to
Emperor William, and dfthenS adjourned
as mark Of respect The Emperor has
ordered that the court SO 3: into mourn:
ing fol: three months and has fixed rthe
period i for general mourning at !! six
weeks He has also ordered that the
theatres and other places oiSamuHement
be closed for week. The body OF the
Empress will be taken to the Schloss at
midnight Tomorrow 1t will be placed
on3a bier Yin $the chapel. II The funeral
will probably, take place on Saturday, d
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S,I'hl NIIt We. :. ~ I,
a Cargo. OF. Petroleum Burned,

LONDON, Jan. "a ship loaded with
petroleum caught fire at Sunderland this
morning. The burning oil escaped from |
the slip and floating on tic tide way
set fire to three other vcssels. @ Great
damage was done by the fire. "a fireman
fell overhoarl and was drowned t1ig52sEsii; vi;
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) English Commerce In DGcombcr. III
4 4; LONDON, Jan. s. The returns issued
blythe Board Of Trade show that during
the month Of December the imports in.
creased $50 900 pounds; and the! exports
increased 203, 900 pounds Sas compared
with the corresponding month in 1885,,
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bismarck Will SAtton.l the sFuncrnl. 81;
n BERLIN, Jan: SIT Is reported tonight
in the $lobbies of the Reichstag that
Prince Bismarckiwil+l attend the funeral
of$the Empress Augusta: sThis:is the
first reference made since the Empress
death TO tho antipathy that was between
the great personages. S.s5
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q CnlcAao, Jan. Congressman Frank
;Lawler,S who has been sick in bod with
the influenza for q week, was able to be
out yesterday for the first time, although
he is yetweak and shows tho effects OF a
hard struggle with the malady.
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Judge Kelly Sinking.

WAslllNGToN, Jan. s.-Judgc Kelly:is
slowly sinking There is no hope Of his
recovery. At midnight, DR.. Stanton, his
physician, thought he might live "a few
days and might diewithin a few hours. q; n
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4 Treasurer Huston III. \ (;

.WAsIIsoroN,D D: g, Jan. s.ATrcasuireir
Huston,:who has been suffering with a
severe cold 4for several days, was COM
pelled5to take to his bed to: day. ;$9 S
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ssAfraItl Of 4 Rlot..5ts. I.

sSBEnsE, Jan. s.--The authorities are ]!
fearful that the the striking compositions
here will endeayor to incite a riot. Two 8
companies OF military are iparading the /;
streets for the purpose 4 Of 3suppressing
any disorderlys demonstration that; thUa
strikers may max q,
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SPREADING A RAILS
Cause n Dcnti,, md Several Injuries 4,
y: n; i 5it' y WI IL Ken tuclsy

'5N''N Ctuso y Oohthl and SeVernl Injuries In
e. n ~ ~; X en- tncky. 4
Ss s; s,1FelS'cllrowS, Ky, Jan. s,--The rails On
the Louisville, 4 Nashville railroad
spread and caused a wreck Of an ! engine
backing toward Newport. The tender
was forced up the side Of an embank-
meHt and was overturned with the en-
gine. Clarence Mesford, night clerk at
the round house, was instantly killed.
Engineer Charles S.Logg was badly cut
about tho head. Fireman Geo. Collier
received painful injuries. Thomas
McCune, riding on! the engine, was also
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Tho Lenll Trust.

NV; '7 Y,,'oRx, 70 Jan. s:-A meeting Of the
holders Of Lead Trust certificates has
been called for February S. VI is semi.
officially stated that a good statement
will $bc made, but no dividend jwilllbe
declared. t
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WINTER BEGINS IN EARNEST. +
lhlenvy Rainfall III IllinoiS-The Streams
XII 3Enormonxly Swollcn, ;sj

MONTICELLO, ILL.,, Jan. s.-The rain
has fallen almost necessarily here and
throughout Central Illinois since I Jan
uary sl.5s Alta Y. late hour Monday night
snow& began falling md the 4 heaviest
SNOW, iall of}theg season occurred. n The
heavy rain has overtlowed the Sangamon
river and the bottom lands are all sub
merged: At Decatur. the riverris two
feet higher than 1T WIS during the big
food Of last summer All small streams
arc oyerilowed. & (,
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Wilsonrl WIN Succeed Ilim,elf. ,

BALriNoRr, jan s.-The Sun (Inde.
pendent) estimates that Senator Wilson
viii; DO fre.elected; ythe State $Legisla:
tures on the Y frat ballot securing As
votes, 80 being necessary stoE a choice.
The Sun estimates that in the State SEN
ate and. House Of Delegates there is but
one Hill Democrat as against so Cleve.
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Pension G4,nitc,,,

Special Dtspaich 10 the IaelligeNcer. # b! Il ~
WASHINGTON, I. G., Jan. S.-A origin
al invalid pension was granted to-day to
AndrewJ: Elite, OF Ceredo.
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n December In tho Turkey Foot Field. (.

'ee''per sE1,'r7 n tllc Turkey Foot Field.
RI The report OF tho work done in De-
cember in / the Turkey. Foot oil fields
above heres shows that l15 wells were
completed, OF which III are producers
and q, 4dry total new production, 40 bbls.
The number OF good wells brought in in
the month Of November was 15, but the
daily output Of oil was only 37G bbls:, as
against 470 for December. At the close
Of December there were 10 wells drilling
and II rigs up and building. The total
number of wells completed in this field
10 10 ~, q - lss7i- Co.
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y. 2. % ~ . --'1-I z
lALltt1e Too Cold,

M WELLS, NEv., Jan. S.-Mercurial ther-
momcters here indicated 90 degrees be-.
low zero last night Spirit Sthermomc-
ters at Elko indicated so degrees below.
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Died of IalGr,ppa.

~ /: :Boe,ssTEso'ss, e,s MASS, Jan. s.-stephen Rick:
nell, nell an! an old resident Of North EWcy-
mouth ! and Orion q. Hart; a prominent
citizen and selectman {of SAthol, died
from Ia grippe this morning. ;4iSiS
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Y isBERLIN, Jan. {. The papers here are
full %off praises Of the q late Dowagcr;
Augusta. They refer especially to her
charity, and great love OF justice. Sta
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LONDON, Jan. Prince nee 1 George, the
second son, and Princess Victoria the
second daughter; Of the Prince and ,Prin.
cess Of Wales, have been attacked with
infuan "a 4 t,gI5iiS
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Reitz,I vice J. T. 9Broadwater: removed,
bus been appointed postmaster at Toll
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