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SllERMAN'S ANTI TRUST BILL.
llc Oncrs II Substitute for tho Original
Which Cuts or Nil Objections.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 1S.-Mr
Sherman, from the Committee on III.
nance, reported to-day substitute for
his antitrust bill. In the shape present.
cd to-day, Mr.. Sherman thinks ho has
met and overcome all objections To the
measure on the ground OF unconstitu.
tionality. The members Of the commit.
tee reserve the right to express their
opinion Of the bill, when 1t comes up
for consideration.
The substitute provides that all ar.
rangements, contracts, agreements, trusts
or combinations between two or more
citizens or corporations, or both, OF dif.
ferent States, or between two or more
citizens or corporations, or both, OF the
United States and foreign states, or ci,i.
zens or corporations thereof, made with
a yiew, or which tends 10 prevent free
competition In the importation, trans.
portation, or sale OF articles imported
into the United States; or with view,
or which tend to prevent full and free
competition in articles OF growth, pro.
duction or manufacture OF any State or
Territory ofthe United States, with sim.
liar articles OF the growth, production or
manufacture OF any other State or Terri.
tory, or In the transportation or sale OF
articles, the production Of any State or
Territory OF the United States into,
or within any other Stale or
Territory OF the United States,
and1ill arrangements, trusts or combin.
alions between such citize,s or corpor-
tiona, made with view, or which tend
to advance the cost to the consumer OF
any such articles, are hereby declared to
be against public policy, unlawful and
void. And the Circuit Court OF the
United States shall have originally full
jurisdiction Of all suits OF civil nature
at common law or in equity arising
under this section aud TO issue all orders
or writs proper and necessary to enforce
its provisions and the Attorney General
and the several district Attorneys are
hereby directed, in the name OF the
United States, to commence and pros.
ecute all cases to final adjudsmcnt and
execution.
SECTION 2.-That any person or cor
poration injured or demnitied by such
agreement, contract-agreement, trust or
defined in the first section
OF this act, sue and recover in any court
in the United States OF competent jnris-
diction, without respect to the amount
involved, OF any person or corporation,
a party to combination described in the
first section OF this act, twice the amount
OF damages sustained, and the costs OF
the suit, together with reasonable at
torney's frp.
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TlG Canadian Nlnrrlu.c BILL.

: OTTAWA, OST., March ls.-A lively
discussion took place in the Senate to-
day on Mr.. Almon's bill legalizing mar
riase with a deceased wiie's sisters
child. Mr.. Bell took the ground that
the federal Parliament had no right un-
der the British North merica act 10
legislate upon the subject OF marriage,
and that at the time OF the confederation,
a distinct promise was given to Quebec
that the marriage laws OF that province
should be left untouched. He there.
fore moved the addition to the bill OF a
subsection, providing that it be effective
only in cases where no law relating 10
consanguinity is violated. The amend
ment was rejected and the bill was read
the third time on vote of q too.
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Tho Mitlule.wcirht Cl,nmuionsl,ip.

kASKAKEE, ILL.,, March lS-Tom Con-
nors, Of Milwaukee, and Sam Matthews,
OF Kankakee, had meeting last night
to decide the middle-weight champion
ship Of America. The match was for
$3.50 side. Matthews won the first full
on an elbow lock in twcnty-six minutea.
The deciding fail was won by Connors
in nine and half minutes. Police Ga.
sc'te rules governed, and about 5000
changed hands.
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FRENCH POLITICS.
Cause OF the Cabinet Hrcuk-A Furry rr,
peCted in Paris.

Cause OF the Cabinet Hrcnk-4t FURRY f,r,
pected In Paris.
CHICAGO, March ISM. Cayron, a
French manufacturer who is in the city.
talking with reporter about French
politics, said: "The true cause Of tho
fall OF the Tirard cabinotis not generally
known. Neither the question Of protec-
ton and free trade nor that Of Boulanp-
ism entered into the matter. The truth
is that Tirard promised Constans, who
was in bis cabinet, the position OF Gov
ernor Of Algeria. This he failed to do.
and the result was constant disagree,
ment in the agreement which thereafter
went before the Chamber OF Deputies.
The new ministry is, however, strong
one, and iiany man can hold the Cham
Der for more than year, Freycinet can.
AS for the change OF cabinets, it does
not indicate the instability Of tho
French republic. You may, however,
look for a little furry in Paris in a few
days, when l. demonstration will be
made IN the streets in favor Of the i'm
priaoned Due D'Orleane. This will occur
on the OCCASION OF the coming elections
in Paris"
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CHARLESTON CHIPS.
Secretary Floyd Rcsisns-Actlon of Iibcl
Agninst Con S0illctl.

Secretary Floyd Iscsigns-Actlon OF Iibc
Against Con- Noillcd.
Special DipGich 10 he Jn',ligsncrr.
CHARLESTON, WA, March lS.-John
B. Floyd, Chief Clerk OF the Secretary
OF State, has resigned, the resignation tc
take effect April l. Mr.. Walker holds
till April 2t.
Deputy Sheriff Press Frasier, Of Put,
nam county, died yesterday, from IN Mt.
tack OF grip, aged 40 years. lie was sick
Only four days.
In the case Of Morris against Golf, in
the Circuit Court, General GoiI 3 dc.
murer was sustained and the cause re.
manded to rules, with leave to pluintilT
to amend his declaration. This means
that the case Is virtually nellied. The
case was M action for libel, growing out
OF the recent contest for the Governor
ship,
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STEELE COURT MARTIAL.
Private Dell Wild TcstiFies t
Support Of His Charges.
SOME DAMAGING EVIDENCE
offered by tho SOldicr-llc Refuses
TO Answer II Qucstion.-Why lic
Steele Than Struck Him.

CHICAGO, March lS.-The court mar
tial for tho trial Of Second Lieutenant
NJ. T. Steele, Eighth Cavalry, U. S. A.,
convened at noon to-day In Battery u
Armory. Judge Advocate, Captain Ar.
thur Murray, read the formal charge.
1t is alleged in one charge and two spec.
itications TINT October 24th last, Lieut.
enant Steele used insulting language,
which was prejudicial to good discipline
and contrary to the proper conduct Of
IN officer. 10 this charge and specidca-
tions, Lieutenant Steele pleaded not
guilty.
Private Dell. p. Wild, the complain
ant, was then brought into court and
sworn. He said he had been ordered to
carry piece OF canvas into Lieutenant
Steeles headquarters. He was told to
take it to the back yard, where he was
met by Lieutenant Steele, who request
cd him to assist in placing the canvas on
q storm roof leading from Steele's buck
door to an clubhouse. II did not think
he had any right to ask me to do that"
continued Wild, ''and so ! said: Lieu
tenant, refuse to do that work, because
don't have to act Us servant 10 no
officer. Ii you ask mo to split or carry
in wood, IN do it, but won't do noth-
ing OF this kind. | think it is menial
work. He then called Inc n deserter and
swore at me, and finally struck me in
the face, knocking my hat into a tub Of
water. | then started out of his yard.
He ordered me to halt and had me
placed under arrest. l was taken to the
quarters and then got permission to 20
back and get my cap, which was still III
q bucket in the Licutenaut's yard.
The defense then examined Wild and
attempted to prove that he had ire.
quently expressed the wish that he had
killed Lieutenant Steele. In reply TO
question as to the truth OF this state.
ment, Wild replied: 81 refuse to au-
swer that question l amt got nothing
to do With this case. I ain't on trial
here" He finally admitted that he had
said that he would have rather killed
Steele than to have struck him. "Be-
cause" he said, II could get justice in
United States Court, but can't get no
justice in military court"
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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Kemple VIII Expreaa m opluIou.

Col. Jacob Kemple, who is to deliver
one Of his lectures at the Opera House
tomorrow evening for the benefit OF two
OF the local Knights OF Pythias lodges
says that he has interviewed Representa-
tives from both sides OF the present
building trades strike, and that he has
carefully studied the situation with the
result that he has formed an opinion on
the matter which he proposes to give e9'
preston TO to.morrownight; the Colone
says that this opinion will be given in
emphatic Language without fear or favor
The subject OF his lecture will be aftel
Bellamy-"Looking Backward and For
ward,", and it is well assured iact thai
the Colonel will manage to flnd consider
able tcn in it Tor His auditofs. 7 A'aE
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Wandered From Homo.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, March Is.-The
wife Of ex-Lieutenant Governor Trask,
while suffering mentally, wandered
away from her home about 10 o'clock
last night and although a search was
kept up all night, she was not found
until this morning, when she was dis.
covered in the Wilbraham road near
Doyle Brook with her arm broken and
unconsclous. L...
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After n Consmlslill,.

Special Dispatch to The InttNigeaeer.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March lS.--Rep.
resentatives Atkinson and Smith accom-
panied Mr.. ]. J. Peterson, OF Hunting
ton, to the State Department this morn
ing to see Secretary Blaine and urge ac'
ton OH Mr.. Peterson's application for
consulship. They were unable to see the
Secretary, and Mr.. Petcrson's case re-
mains undecided,
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Pnrnell'a Man Gets 1t.

DUBLIN, March ls.-A convention ~
the Home Rulers OF the West Division
OF County Cavan was had to-day to nom
mate candidate for the seat in ths
House o. Commons made vacant by tho
death Of Mr.: Biggar. The conyeu,;on ;
accepted as its candidate Mr.. Vesey
Knox, the Ulster contestant, who es was
Iecommendedt to the electors recently by
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Charged With NInil Robbery,

LEAvESwoRTH, kAs., March 49,
Governor Smith and Postmaster Halo.
way, OF the Soldiers Home, were arrest
cd this morning on complaint Of Com
rade J. Batson, who charged them with
purlolnlng letter addressed to him.
They were taken before United States
Commissioner and released on their own
recognizlncc. A preliminary hearing
will be gwen the case tomorrow,
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A MILLION INVOLVED.

4 Wealthy Northern Man Arrested for mn
Attempt ut Fraud.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, March 1S.--It
is rumored here that one OF the biggest
attempts at fraud, in which over a mil.
lion dollars is involved, is soon to be
brough' to light in Stafford county, by
the arrest OF wealthy northern gentle.
man, who has for the past two weeks
been Swallowed by detectives. 1t is
further alleged that wealthy northern
corporation is also involved.
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OTHER COMPLICATIONS

Hheeling, W. "a, March IS.
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try, TO give series OF lectures at tht
Opera House, in tho near future. 1t Il
quite certain that no man has mort
costly outfit than; Mr.. Bolton, anL
1t Is doubtful II Mr.. Stoddard himself
who Is his only competitor--can excel
MIR. Bolton IN tho elegant and clcnr pre-.
scntation ofhis subject.
The brilliant success OF Mr.. Reagan In
his lectures at tho Opera House year
ago, has not been forgotten. But It will
not be detracting from Mr.. Reagan to
say, that those who were fully satisfied
with him, will bo more than satisfied
with Mr.. Bolton. The lectures will be
given at tho Opera House on tho oven.
lnes OF March 90 and 81 and April |,
with one matinee. Full particulars will
be given hereafter,
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Not Dead, Hut Living,

ALBANY, N. Y, March 1S.-The Eren.
ing Jo"rna! publishes story this even.
ing to the effect that Lester P. Faulkner,
the wrecker Of the Dansville bank, SUD.
posed to have died January 81, is still
Lying in Mexico. He ayailed himself
Of The death Of his partner to have the
body buried as his own and then quiet.
ly left the country,
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lie IL Now In Prison.

CoLuMnus, o., March ls.-Sebastian
Miller, the champion wrestler OF Ser.
many, was arrested here to-day; for
alleged criminal Outrage upon Miss
Amelia Lutz, aged II years, OF the Cas-
ino Theatre. The outrage was commit
ted lait Friday afternoon ut Hessahaer's
boarding house, aud the assailant now
lies in prison.
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BISMARCK, N. D., March lS.-The bri.
berry investigation committee submitted
its report yesterday, and although it is
over 250 pages Of finely written man.
uscript, there is nothing In it to prove the
charges Of bribery regarding the lottery
bill, all who testified acknowledging that
they knew OF no bribery,
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NoRwALK, CoSS., March lS.-George
Phillips, the son of William Phillips, ac-
cidertally shot and instantly killed
Charles Bailwich, the lO.year.old son OF
I. +. Bailwich, at the latter's residence
in Weston, Sunday. The boys were
playmates aud the Phillips boy was ex.
amInlng a shot gun, when it was sudden.
" DISCHARGED.
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Ives Gets Hail

New York, March ls.-Henry s. Ives
succeeded in getting bail this afternoon.
Soon after 5 O'Clock George H. stayner
entered the District Attorneys office and
said that Ives bail bond might be made
out. Henry Hambleton, a livery man,
furnished the bond; !, - A' '''"A
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OUR VERY DEsr PEOPLE

Confirm our statement when Ne Say that
DR.. Acker's English Remedy is in every
way superior to any and all other prepar-
ations' for the, Throat and Lungs. In
Whooping Cough and Group, it is magic
and relieves at once. We offer you a
sample bottle free. Remember, this
Remedy Is sold on positive guarantee:
For sale by Logan Drug Co., ]. T. Good
Vim & Co., G. r. Goetze, A. 7. Young,
John Coleman, G. Menkemeller. paw.3
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WASHINGTON, March lS.-In the House
to-day Mr.. Stone, of Missouri, introduced
for reference q bill to abolish the Utah
Commission and to devolye its duties
upon Board, consisting Of the Cover
nor, Territorial Secretary and President
Of the Council Of the Legislative Assem-
bly of Utah,
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Railroad Official Resigns.

Plr7sHvRaH, Pa, March ls.-A. E.
Holbrook, General Superintendent aud
Chief Engineer OF the Pittsburgh &
Lake Erie railroad, Pittsburgh, Mex ees.
port & fonghioughcny aud Mckeesport
4 Bellevernon roads, has rendered his
resignation. He refuses to make known
his reason for resigaing or his plans for
the futvya '.II-. : - ~. '-!'
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Cold Snhp In Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March ls.-The
mercury fell below the freezing point
Sunday night, hut the cold can have
done no damage in northern portions OF
the State, inasmuch as all young aud
tender spring growth had been nipped
by frost two weeks ago. =
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Public Oiilce Robbed.

ST. LOUIS, March lS.-The safe oI
the County Treasurer Of Sebastian coun.
ty, Arkansas, was blown open by bur.
glars Inst Saturday night aud robbed Of
$1,000; Only 500 Of the money be-
longed to the county,
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Advertising a patent medicine in the
peculiar way in which the pro.
prietor OF Kemp Balsam for
CoughF sud Cold1 does, Il ia
tAdeed wonderful. He authorizes MI
Druggists to give those who cal! ior il n n
sample bottle free, that .hey may try it
before purchasing. The large bottles arc
800 and 81. We certainly would advise
q trial. 1t may save you from consump.
ton. NV
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prefect Kings Trial Fixed.

PHILAnELrHIA, March 1s.-Henry W,
King, Project Of the Pennsylvania In.
atitute for the Blind, was to-day ar.
raicned before Judge Arnold on the bill
Of indictment charging him with an i'm.
moral crime, and entered a plea of no,
guilty. Monday next was fixed as the
day for the trial.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH STRIKE,
Coal Famine Ono of tho Rcsults-Tho
Miners 1Iny Succeed.

a Coal Famine Ono of tho Rcsults-Thc
Miners DIny Succeed.
LONDON, March lS.-Thc cotton mills
at Accrington, Blackburn, Bury and
Bolton, are stopping work owing to the
scarcity OF coal because OF the miners
strike.
The London & Southwestern Railway
Company is also suffering from the
scarcity OF coal. The officials have in
structed the employees to be as economi-
cal as possible in the use OF fuel. One OF
the economics is the stoppage OF all fires
IN the waiting rooms of the stations
along the line.
1t is the general opinion that the strik-
Ing miners OF Great Britain will succeed
IN forcing the masters to coucede their
demands for an immediate advance of S
per cent in their wages and further ad-
vance OF 5 per cent on July 1. Many
more mine owners in Nottinghamshire
and Lancashire have acceded to the
terms OF the men. The feeling prevails
that the action yesterday OF the coal
mine owners who, after deciding to re-
fuse their employees demands for in
creased wages, appointed q committee to
confer with n committee Of the men on
Thursday and endeavor to secure joint
action for the regulation Of work and
the avoidance OF strikes in the future,
will be productive Of no results, as the
men will not meet the masters, but will
insist upon their full demands being
granted.
LATER, -
Fifteen thousand miners in Lancashire
and many OF the strikers in other dis
tricts have resumed work on terms Of
compromise proposed by the men,
There is general stoppage OF cotton and
other factories depending on coal.
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Patent to u West Firsinian.

Special Dtspalth 10 The Intsligenefr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March ls.-A
patent was granted to l.. 2. Morrison, Of
Biz Skin Creek, W. Va, for n box litter
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Tho Chicago Grnnt Stntue.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, March ls.-The
plaster cast for an equestrian atatue Of
General Grant, ordered by the city OF
Chicago OF the artist Louis Reubissos,
has been completed and received at the
Ames works in Chicago, where the
bronze casting will be made.
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Corinne's Treasurer Dend.

CHICAGO, March ls.-H. R. King
treasurer Of the Corinne Opera Com,
pany, died yesterday in this city OF hear,
failure. he was fifty.two years Of ace
and was we'll known in the theatrical
and circus business. The remains will
be accompanied to Hoboken, N. J..
where the interment will take place.
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Progressive Euchra Unlawful,

MARSHALL, Mo-, March 1s.-Judge
Ryland, in delivering his charge to the
Grand Jury yesterday, directed its at
tention to the violation Of the gambling
laws. He informed them that playing
progressive euchre for prizes was VIC.
lation Of the law and punishable as
such -
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Gonl ttperntars Confer.

CLEVELAND, O., March lS.-A large
number Of coal operators from the Pitts
burgh and Hooking Valley districts and
several railway men held meeting at
the Wendell House yesterday. This was
the third meeting held for the purpose
OF adjusting ditIerential freight rates
between the Pittsburgh and Hooking
Valley mines and lake ports, and like
its predecessors was barred OF results.
Another meeting will be held in Colum.
bus, Ohio, March o5.
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HiY Fire nj p.nr{,

PEORIA, Ills, March lS.-The large
dry goods house OF Pardee, Mills 4 Co.
was destroyed by fire this morning, The
loss will be about sGC,OOO.
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WAsMlN01oN, D. G. March 1S.-Mr.
Edward Rose water, editor OF the Omaha
Bee, and a practical telegrapher. argued
before the House Committee on Post
offices and Post Roads to-day in behalf
of a Postal Tnlrrranh.
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THE EUREKA OIL FIELD.
A Thousand barrel Weli-POssibllltics OF
tl,e island Hole.

tho Island Hole.
Special Dhpateh 10 the hHieligtner.
Sr. MAny's, IVA, March ls.-Barns.
dali and Moors '.Rus"-Hammat No. s
we'll Ia fifteen feet In tho sand and from
7 o'clock last night to 7 o'clock this
morning put three hundred and twenty.
five barrels Of oil in the tank. Sho will
probably DO thousand barrel well
when drilled through the sand. Nc.
Collough's "Rus"-Hammet No. . got
the second pay streak this morning and
Is doing twenty barrels per hour. The
Island we'll, one mile ahead OF the field,
Is drilling tho plug out and has made
three flows OF fifteen barrels each.
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Ell PAso, TEXAS, March ls.-Jay Gould
and party, who have been here several
days, started last night on trip through
Mexico, accompanied by L. II. Thorn
and y Z. Sargent, Of the Texas Pacific
road.
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The Dock Strike.

LIVERPOOL, March 1S.-The strike Of
the dock laborers here is collapsing.
The leaders of the strike have lost touch
with the men and the latter are showing
a disposition to submit the questions in
dispute between themselves and the
dock company to arbitration. New
hands to fill the places OF strikers are
arriving in Liverpool at rapid rate.
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Chicago Wing.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March ls.-Chi:
cago, 81 Brooklyn, 1. Base hits, Chi.
cago 7, Brooklyn II. Batteries, Sullivan
and Lauer, lawson and REYNOLDS. q
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l,Onil OilrrlnEs.

WAsulSGroS, March lS.-The bonds
offered to-day were. Registered Is,
S326, 200 at l23; coupon 4s, 5000 at l25 ;
registered 4!s, Sl0,5O0 at l03.
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HooD's sarsaparilla is on the Gocd
tide Of popularity, which position II has
reached BY its own intrinsic, undoabted
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Yellow Fever In Brazil,

PARIS, March 1S.-Telegrans rom r,ic,
Janeiro have been received Acre statinp
tnat yellow fever has broken out in thee
cities OF Campinas and Saopaulo, 80"
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When wife tells her tipsy husband
to come straight up stairs 10 bed she
asks him to'dosomething impossible, =
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BERLIN, March lS.-Tho ship carpen-
ters at stettin have struck for higher
wages.