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Deserved Executive Clemency.

S7clllI II-1lTlIl - Tls N.eIs-sF-
CHARLESTON, W. Va, December D
Governor Fleming has pardoned Robert
SidebottOm, who is serving two-year sen
tence in the peuitenuary. Robert was IN
orphan. mere boy Of thirteen years, and
stole about S6o0 frOmVl man IN Boone.SQu
". who had been his fathers partner, and
who, he had been told, owed him some
money. He was convicted in Boone coun
~ in ISIS and sentenced 70 two years il
tho penitentiary, The application for the
pardon was supported by eight Of the lur
ors who tried the case, BY J. F.. Chilton
who was prosecuting attorney at the time
bv the clerks Of both the courts Of Boone
county, by the person from whom he stol'
the money, by number Of members OF the
bar and by $50 citizens. The Governor
thinks the case one deserving OF executive
clcmency and has granted a pardon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-06
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
An Ohio River Train Partially wrccI

M Ohip
A serious accident, which somehow
seems To have have escaped notice hy
the papers, occurred on the Ohio river
road at Mil creek. near Ripley, before
daylight Wednesday morning The ap-
proach to the bridge over the creek was
so badly damaged that transfers had 10
be made until yesterday.
While heavy freight was crossing
the approach 10 the bridge. frog
broke, throwing the driving
wheels OF the engine on the
track, but fortunately guard caused
them to again take the rails. and the en-
gine and three ears ran on over The
bridge all right. The fourth car. how
ever. left the rails. and three more fol-
lowed it. The ears were loaded with
steel rails, and the first one leaving tho
track struck the truss at the end Of the
bridge, and ran up the end piece for ten
feet or 30. the immense momentum In
iuring the bridge, while several Of the
ears went over the embankmcnt. For
tunatcly no one was hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-06
nrnEn corRr NEws.

No Court was held in Part /. yester-
day. Judge Campbell being absent.
In Part H., in the case Of the State.ys.
job Jeavans, indicted for receiving
stolen goods, there was a verdict OF not
guilty.
The case of the State ". I. Il. Biggs,
habeas corpus, was postponed until
January Sd, and bail in $500 was given
In the case OF G.. A. Beuter, admins
traitor of the estate Of Sophia Schwartz
bach VS.. John Schwartzbach and others,
the matter was referred to George +.
Boyd, Commissioner of Court.
The arguments on the motion Tor a
new trial I'm the case OF the State W.
SeyboId will be made to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-06
RaiIrnad Rnbber Caught.

PARIS. December 5.-Another daring
railroad robbery has been committed in the
south of France, but fortunately the per-
petrator was taken into custody before he
could escape with the plumber The thief
made an attack with knife on passen.
GER. aud after seizing upon his money and
yaluables, jumped from the train. The
victim gave an alarm, the train was stopped
and the train hands and some of the passen-
gers started in pursuit of the robber After
a long chase, he was captured and turned
over to the police. The affair occurred on
tho .yons railroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-06
English Officials Surprised.

LONDON, December j.-The overbearine
tone of the President Of the United States
in regard TO the Behring Sea question has
aroused much surprise in official circles
here, it having been believed that the
United States would not insist upon its
claim to exclusive jurisdiction.
The Foreign Office is reticent, but semi
official intimations are given currency to
the effect that England will never consent
to recognize American control OF the waters
In question beyond the usual limit, and
that the British will be prepared next sea
son to defend British vessels against seiz-
III
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-06
STAGE NATURALIsN.

The term realism, says the Kansas Cit,
star as applied TO stage art, IS H.isappl!ed
when real ire engines, rivers oil real water
and distressing suicides by poison are lts
familiar examples. An audience IS askeu
to be impressed with the ldea that . .lil!
steam launch carrying barely nan uoIeil
Trims carving passengers and freight. II
;s realistic because water is wet. II is bet
ter 10 describe the sort Of realism shown In
,.The Two Sisters as "Naturalism."
This great play will appear at the opera
House next Monday and TUESDAY even
inpS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-06
a Cnriug Medicine.

The druggists claim that people call dai,
lv for the new cure for consumption ana
Sick headache. discovered by Dr. Siias
Lane while in the Rocky Mountains. II IS
said to be Oregon grape root IA great reni-
edy in the far West for those compialhlsl
combined with simple herbs, ana IS l.aau .'.
for use bv pouring on boiling water 10 draw
out the strength. 1t sells at 90 cents
package, and is called Lanes Family
Medicine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-06
NO. 147
BRAKEMEN STRIKE,
AND THE WHEELING AND 00NNELLSVlLLs
DIVISIONS OF THE B. so.
Are Crippled and Cannot Move hsighi-A Nss
Yard Master at GlsnwOOd lncus the Enmity
Of the Men and They Refuse 10
Work Under Him.

PIrTsBURG, December Freight
traffic on the Wheeling and Counells-
vile divisions OF the Baltimore and
Ohio road Is completely stopped on ac-
count OF strike Of the yard brakemen
At Glenwood, few miles above this
city. A new yardmaster named DIETRICH,
in some way incurred the enmity
OF the men, and this morning he
had three brakcmen arrested on the
charge Of breaking into his Office. who
belong to the Brotherhood Of Brakcmcn.
All OF the yard brakemen went on
strike. The yard engineers We're in
session at Braddock tonight, but re-
fused to talk. An effort is being made
at midnight TO move freight ON the
cOngested lines.
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Another Ailliction for the Ross Family.

New York, December "a. Stongton
Ross. the son of Christian Il. Ross, OF Ger
mantown, Pa, and brother of Charley
Ross. the kidnapped boy, died on Wednes-
dav evening at the residence OF Lewis L.
brewster, on Burnet street, East Orange,
of typhoid fever,after two weeks Illness. IS
He was in the twenty seventh year OF MS
40 Mr. c. X. Ross and Mrs. Ross were
at the bedside of their son, and are in the
deepost sorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-06

WoRns ARE INAnEQuATE.-Mr; +. T.
Nelson. a prominent citizen of Fremont,
Neb saws athat words are inadequate to
exnress his gratitude and favorable opinion
Of Swiftis Specific. Four bottles cured
him Of Scrofula of bad type, which had
rasisted I all sorts of treatment and medi'
c;nes and which made him miserable, sick
weak sleepless, and pronounced hopeless
Inv good physicians. He has been restored
To- health and happiness and gives the cred
il TO S. S. s."
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The orer to the Cherokecs.

| TAuLEQUA, /. T., December ??.-Ihe
United States Commission met again yes
terdav with the Cherokee Commission, to
continue negotiations for the purchase OF
the Cherokee Outlet for the Government.
The Government Commission made its
formal proposition to purchase and stated
definite terms, as follows: The Indians
are to sell the lands outright aud relin-
ouish all their claims and titles, and are TO
receive for it 81 ,52S, 442, to be paid in cash
or to be held in trust for them by the Gov
ernment at ) per cent, the terms OF the
agreement not TO become operative until
Congress shall have appropriated the
money. The Cherokeos received the oiier'
and the meeting adjourned to allow them
to consider the proposition in private. IL IS
understood that the Indians will make a
counter proposition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-06
He Was Never Lost.

SIscIII Is-lUll1 ~ IIs HIIt'-sF.
PARKEE~nrHo, W. Va. December o.
Thomas sherman. the eX-soldier of Roane
county. whose mysterious disappears nee
led 10 considerable excitement and gen
erll belief that he hac been killed ana ROB
bed of money which be came here 70 collect
on nm ALLEGED pension, has at last been
found. sherman is in i..N here, having
been arrested by the United States Govern
nent ON a charge of defraUding the pension
department IL is somewhat strange tnat
the search for the man by the authorities
extended over several days while the lei;
low was right here under their nose.
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THE THIRD PARTY.
s,,ys PROCEEDINGS OF TBE Farm
7g~ NATIONAL ALLIANCE
,sP,.arn Eaicrssi-Mr. OarsAadon' Of
-..-s Wants the Words Pair Closed
sgsa-c.l Issued hr a ooavsn-
hs National Uaoa Party.

l,np ~
t.. l''.,'' Ia
I.l..at,~ introduced ana
...-.rlay's National Alli-
..r.fiau rccitiug that
..... returns. with
..... States ,,.,s Grossly
... r.'-" I'm 7o,,,tv
.... calling apo" az 'V,',' ',s ~,
........, .u SD tne >l1''S ga ''',
....liltc steps toW1iu
satisfies from the
rr .... nrompt re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-06
The Tobacco Rebate.

WASHINGTON, December 5.-The Com
mittee on Ways and Means heard delega
tion of manufacturers and dealers in to-
bacco who asked for the passage of bill
making rebate of cents per pound on all
tobacco, provision for which was accident
ally omitted in the tariff act. Mr.. Mekin-
lev said that the Republican members OF
the committee were ready to report the
bill at once. The Democratic member OF
the committee asked that the matter might
90 over to Monday, and that was done.
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VIII Not Move CIoture.

WASHINGTON, December 5.-The Repub
I;can Senatorial caucus committee were 10
dav in session for some time considering
the subject Of cloture rule In view o.
the fact that 10 obstructive purpose has
Vet been shown By the minority, and that
certain prominent Democratic Senator:
had assured members of the committee tha
the election bill would be allowed TO pro
ceed no a final termination the caucus com
mittee refrained from taking any action a
present.
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Pittsburg's Big Blaze.

PITT,BuRG. December 5.-The Liberty
street fire. which broke out in Maginn' S
cracker factory, about one o'clock this
morning. was not extinguished until four
large business blocks had been consumed.
The buildings destroyed were brick, seven
stories high, and occupied by +. Maginn,
cracker house; X. Il w. Jenkinson, whole
sale tobacco house; Graham X Co, stove
and hardware dealers; l.. H. Harris Il Co,
wholesale druggists. Chief Engineer Sam
mel Evans and five fireinen, who were
caught under a falling wall, are all doing
well. except Fireman August Roth, of En-
CINE Company No. 1,who was badly crushed
and injured internally and will probably
die. The loss is estimated at s15O,OOO; in
cnrnnce ScllS 900
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-06

CARTHAGE, Mo, Decembur DIR. II: l.
Reem was found dead yesterday morning
about one mile from his home ten miles
southwest Of here 1t is supposed he was
thrown from his buggy while crossing
stream, and his coat caught in the top; lie
was dragged over mile, and when iound
the bnggv was overturned and the horses
had stopped. His head and face was very
,nuch bruised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-06

TFFIN, ONO, December 5.-At a late
hour this evening, when the wife OF Sheriii
Hepp was alone in the Jail building, ana
before the prisoners had been Locked IN
their cells, prisoner named hoover
awaiting trial on the charge of grand lar
ceny set fire to the straw in his cot. The
wife of the Sheriff refused to open the
doors until the arrival of the firemen, and
in the meantime the prisoners were almost
suffocated by the smoke. Damage nominal.
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OPERA TONIGHT.

Concerning the Opera Of said Pasha at
the Opera House this evening the Erentn9
T,Ie1ram of New York says;
The Harlem Opera House was teemlns
over with fun last night The comic ope-
ra Said Pasha." with its store OF droiler'
les and laughable incidents, was sung 70
large audience. The powerful and rich
voice of Jerome Sykes won for him many
friends and he was encored repeatedly
Bert Holcombe, as Nockey, kept the audi
ence in a perpetual state of good humor.
Miss Agnes Sherwood. as Serena, the
Pasha's daughter, acted her part excel
iently. and SO did Miss Julia Christine as
Att. She is an ideal queen. Mr.. Sykes,
as as Said Pasha, showed that he has closely
studied the character OF a Turkish diplo'
mat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-06
Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON, December 5.-The Presi-
dent to-day sent to the Senate the follow
ing nominations: Romualo Pacheco, OF
California, to be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary of the United
States to the Central American States.
VIM. Monaghan, of Ohio, to be United
States Consul at Hamilton, Canada.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-06
~rhe Long and short oft.

Su.cici Tsi.grl1l 20 tis Register.
p,usrRsHrnG. ". VA, December An
anomalous wedding took place in this city
last eveuing-peculiar ia the length and
brevi,v of the hish contracting parties. Mr..
NJ. y. Collins. Of Danville, i6 years Old
Is feet and inches tall, was welded by
f Rev. Caldwell 20 Nj $ Martha Farnsworth,
I IofWalker Miss Martha IS feet incn II
lcighth-tall enough, when standing on
chair to reach her hege lord'S shoulders
/ The couple are probably combination ol
length and brevity unparalleled In The
Sfafn
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A NOVEL SUIT
Being Tried Rt Washington-COunty Sues
the Pipe Line Company.
. - p 4 "A

cfttt4t 4fte4iNAt 10 Ntc Nr4tttef.
WASHINGTON, PA. December "A
novel law suit is baing tried in the
Washington county court. n few
months ago lightning struck an oil tank
on the Pam Handle railroad near this
city. The well was situated on
CHARTERS creek, and when
la cannon ball was fired
into the burning tank to prevent the
fire from spreading, the escaping oil
foating down the creek ignited three
bridges, which were burned, thereby
entailing a loss TO the county of several
hundred dollars. The county promptly
brought suit against the Western and
Atlantic Pipe Line people for damages.
Lawyers Miller, Aiken and Duncan
represent the county, and +. +. Birch
and j. W. Donnan, Esq, are counsel
for the defendants. The case is at
tracing considerable attention.
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EnnI Plny Suspected.

AroKA. KAs.. December Sam Tucker,
a Kansas nursery agent, left a Muskogee
hotel last Sunday in company with stran-
ger. and has not been heard from since; IL
was understood that he was gong 10 Che-
cotah, twenty-five miles south OF NusA0gee.
Refore he left he had collected large
amount of money. Yesterday morning Il
pocket book and private papers belonging
10 him were found in an alley in Checotah.
Foul play is suspected.
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The Conspirators Discharged.

New YoRK, December 5.-Judge Mar
tine to-day dismissed the indictment
against Eva Hamilton, Joshua Mann and
Mrs. Annie Swinton, charging them with
conspiring to defraud the late Robert Ray
Hamilton by passing OF waif as his child,
and also with grand larceny. Ihe ground
ON which Judge MARITIME acted was that
Mr. Hamilton was dead and that no con-
yiction on the charge could be secured
without his testimony.
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Judge Harmar's Funeral.


Spt-ilI Iel.1rIl q f1s HlgIS'sF.
CrARKsBURG. December 5.-The funeral
of Judge 3. Tyson Harmar occurred to-day
40 ShinnSton. The sermon was preached
by Rev. Bolton, at the Methodist Episcopal
church. The funeral was well attended
The ceremonies, after the church services,
were under the auspices Of the Odd Eel
lows. which were represented by Shinustou
and Adelphia Lodges, L. y. BiuinSslea, oi
Fairmont. Grand Secretary. acting Is
Chief Marshal Rev Bottoms effort was
eloquent and pathetic, and especially that
portion Of IL which described the life and
character OF the deceased The remains
were Inferred at the ]. o. q. r. cemetery
near Shiuusfon
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Mn Conte.r stewart'. IlectIon

I SDlciql Isll1rlHl % ~ H.gi'Isr.
I WAsmfNGroN. PA. December Hon.
A Is. Craig. recent Democratic candidate
for Congress in this district, will likely
make a contest for a seat in the next House.
stewart Repu blican plurality IN the dis
trict was i23 Since the election Craig
has been making q thorough investigation
ON the quiet, the result of which Will be a
contested election The district, before
the recent Democratic landslide, gave q
Republican plurality of almost 1000.
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Iieid For the Grard jury.

Nfrfia- 4rtrffatN ' 'itr Hf+t' ff-
PAEkERSGUEc, ". Va, Decemhcr5.-
Charles Smith, q roustabOut on the llud-
son. arrested here in response 10 tele-
gram from the lluds0n'S officials few
days AGO for mutiuy and cmbezzling
freight. was tried before United States
Commissioner Taycuner to-day and sent
% Jail 10 await the action Of the grand
irrv
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Malignant Diphtheria

ALBERT LEA, MINI, December 3-Di pa.
tberia is prevailing To an alarming extent
in the southern part of the county. q. r.
Hoyt, a farmer, has six in his family Ill,
1ne of whom has died. o. Grubb has three @
or four sick. one dead and several others
nave from two to three cases. The disease
has prevailed in the locality occasionally Ior
several years, and it's only stamped out 10
brcak ont again.
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nn 800 rrom Dawn the RI,er

>pe-i;i tsisgrGni f0 fls Asgi''sF.
ST. MAEYs. W. VA, December .
The Blls well, three-fourths OF a mile
above and back of town. is down LOCO
/ feet.
The well on the Galiaher farm be-
tween Vauciusc and town, aud upon The
hill. is down l,>50 feet.
The well on the West farm just ABOVE
town. is down LOO feet.
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VIII send the News by Pigeons.

SrlciU IelsgrIW n ths HsQt'FsF.
Co1rNBUs, O., December 5.-Colonei W.
II. Little. a pension attorney OF Bellalre,
o.. who is on trial in the L. =. Court here
for ALLEGED fraudulent practice, has with
him two carrier pigeons by whica ne m
intends sending the verdict 10 his friends
at home as soon as IL is rendered.
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Frozen to Death.

MlDDLETowS, n. Y, December 5.,John
:. Clemoa, of Wayne county, Pennsyivnia,
was frozen to death ON Monday night,While
driving from Honesdale to his nome IN
Aldenville. His dead body was 1lscovereu
stretched over the dashboard oil MS ""soh
ravt morning
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Crushed In a Coal Mine

Sulcill IeIlgr1m o fhs hf1''IeF'
PARKERsBUEG. December 5.-Davld NC
Fav. a miner in John o Brien co9i lllhe, It
an 'rafe's run. was crushed to death under
u beayv fan OF coal The remains were
tal,en 10 Eaton's tunnel for burial. Mckay
WIS. 81 wears Of ace and single
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Tools Rough on Rats.

ST. PAUL, MISN, December "a broken
beart in conjunction with three teaspoon,
fuls OF Rough or Rats. was what causou
the death of Mary G. Maresch, an is-ycaI.
old domestic employed at the oteWal'
Hotel. St. Anthony Parish, ut io ociocA
YESTERDAY morning.
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co, MANAGES without Trial.

Bosrox, December 5.-Counsel for Mrs.
Abbie Annetta Annison, of Chelsea, VINO
was severely injured in the railway accl-
dent at Quincy, in August last, have oO-
tained without trial the sum OF $4,000 from
the Old Colony Railroad in settlement OF
hpr claim
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Opium Seized,

TACOMA. WASH, December 5.--Ihe Gus,
tom House officials seized 200 pounds OF
opium aboard the steamer Olymplan ana
arrested the fireman OF the vessei, on i's af'
rival here from Victoria, yesterday.
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parnell Denies the O'shea Charges.

New York, Dec 5.-The Catholic Ne,cs
has received a telegram from its Dublin
correspondent, stating that he hears Par
nell has assured at least two members that
the OiShea charges are without foundation
in fact. and that he soon expects TO prove it.
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non,, Rnh on the Enamel

of the teeth with gritty preparations. The
teeth are too valuable to be trified with.
When gone, you must have false ones or
gum yourself through life Use 500, 500
DONT. which contains no grit. II cleanses
the mouth and vitalizes the secretions.
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10. 4. Haddaway. Esq. Of Episcopal Meth
odl,t~ Baltimore. Md, writes. With muoh
pleasure testify 20 the good effects Of Dr. Bull
Cough Syrup la my family. Have used II 10
MANI eases aud il always gave entire satisfac
ton.
A most sovereign remedy for pain Of any sort
has been found m Salvation Oil. This great
preparation can DE bought everywhere for 2s,.
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Peculiar Divorce Proceeding.

STscIlI Is.f4rIiNl % ~ H'ItNItF.
CoIuNHrs. O.. December5.-A very pc
culiar divorce proceeding was begun IN
court here to-day, James +. Lawhead ask
inc legal separation from his wife on the
ground that she was afflicted with insanity
al the time he married her, which fact she
.ualiciOuslv concealed from him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-06

Col December "a dispatch
-"-o1 Springs SAYS that detec-
arrested Clarence Ziller. a
fus near Neeker. charging
icing Tascott. who murdered
- >lel, Of CHICAGO.
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Cork Factories Closed.

LISBON, December 5.-The cork factories
in the district of Algarys are idle. The
reason assigned for the stoppage of work Is
that since the new tariff law went into ef-
feet in the United States, exports of manu-
featured cork to that country have ceased.
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New Hamnshlre Iegi.lnture Adiourn.

CONCORD, n Fl, December The
special session OF the Legislature was de-
eiared adjourned by Gov Goodelle at lisp.
-n TODAY. The regular session begins the
last Wednesday OF this month
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Relief for Irish Farmers.

LONDON, December 5.-Mr. Balfour' 8
Irish relief bill, in which he asks a vote OF
81. OOo TO provide seed potatoes for dis
tressed farmers. passed the committee
stage in the House of Commons to-day.
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Arrested for Intimidation.

DUBLIN, December5-Mr. Walsh, Chair
man Of the Kildysart Union, and staunch
supporter OF Mr. Parnell, has been arrested
on the charge OF intimidation
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/ New York, December 5.-The Herald
comes out this morning in favor of Charles
| A. Dana as successor TO Mr.. Evarts In the
Senate
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THE MERCHANT,

The Manufacturer, the Banker,
the Workman, everyone, who
wants everybody to see his adyer-
tisement puts il in the REGISTER