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S The Supreme Court ofiAppeals OF this
State was in session at Charleston Tues.
day with all the Judges present. The
following orders were made .Tf !, \
Te Leonard vs.. Smith, from Upshur
county; appeal and supersedeas allowed /;
Mcfarland vs.. Fish from \ Jackson
county; appeal and supersedeas allowed ;
bond $3.50. ss's Is !
Blackshire .vs. Petit, from Calhoun
county; petition for appeal refused. 7,tgl
cCollen vs. Bragg, ct ais, from Cabell
county; petition for writ Of error refused.
Ohio Valley Gas Company vs. Scott,
ct ais, from Hancock county; petition
ior appeal and supcrsedeas refused. }ss3I!
kile VS.. Kile, u from Roane2 county;
petition! for appeal and supersedeas re:
81 Boggs vs.. Bodkin, 4; from Braxton
county; petition for rehcaring refused. n
Alkire vs.5Alkire, from Hampshire
county; submitted on briefs. 'ls!ls,lial
a State Tvs. Evans, from Ham psbire
county argued and submitted u -, =, !,
Eg Rutlner. Bros. VS. Mairs, ct als,, !, from
Kanawha county; ctrtiordri awarded. ti4
9 In the matter Of the petition Of John
D. Anderson, for ;aErule to be awarded
against John S. Cunningham, one Of the
commissioners Of the Kanawha County
Court, to show cause why he should no,
be proceeded against for conten ptr Of an
order of this. Court, the rule prayed for
was awarded, returnable on next Satur.
day morning at 10 o'clock. LIES j j:.sS
H:B. Gilkeson, Of Hampshire county,
was admitted 10 practice. tSlS'5Ii}s +
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TILE WORLDS FAIR !,

Sub; Committee IiopeiesslJi Divided OH tho
Springer Resolution.
Il ,WAsHlSeToS, D. G., Jan. 22.-The sub
committee Of the Special House Com.
mittee on theaWorld's, Fair was called
together this morning by Chairman
Gambler and discussed the Springer
proposition To- select the site for the
Worlds Z Fair by ballot, in the House
Tomorrow. The session did not last
moro than half an hour. az sit was eyi.
dent that the subcommittee was hope
lessly divided upon tue proposition, and
it will. report 3to the full 1 committee
Tomorrow that it has had the propo-
sition under consideration and has come
to no conclusion thereon. yji's;liiss :
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] STEAMER OVERDUE. ]
The Erin Twenty-Five Dn, Out md Nothing
- So Yet Henrtl Of Her, 8 -

The Erin Twenty. five Dn, Out and Nothing
: Yet Henrtl OF Her.
LoNDoN, Jan. %. The National Line
steamer Erin, Captain Pyson from New
York for London, has now been out o5
days, and there is hardly any doubt in
maritime circles that some disaster has
befallen her. The fears concerning her
safety have been greatly augmented by
q report made by the British steamer
Creole, Captain Darling, at Bremen from
New Orleans, which on January 0 saw a
steamers life boat adrift bearing the
name Erin. The Creole brought the
boat alongside and took from it ten ash
oars and mast and sail Wal life buoy, a
steamer bridge and an awning were also
seen floating near the life boat.
The Erin was bark rigged iron screw
steamer Of $500 gross ) tons. II She was
built at New Castle /; in 1864. : She was
twenty-tour days out from New York
yesterday and had not been spoken,
She had deck load of Scattle in pens
and general cargo. She carried no
passengers. She was commanded byi
Captain Tyson and had crew OF sixty
or seventy men and about fifteen cattle
men. She was one OF the Bwiftest and
staunchest of the older vessels Of the
National Line. "a ss;ss s;s5 ;=5'ij 2 Z
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4 - = 49, AHtllfsiis 80. ~ IN u
SIGNIFICANT TALK
From Cleyslan.-L Cesar ho but Cent?,

| EIVn nSieNeinhu-Likc CESAR he but Gently
3iiiis l54 Refuses the Grown. lff,
NV sYoRs, Jan. q. Morrison Nun.
ford, editor 3ot the Kansas City 7imtsss,,
who Is visiting New York, has had 3' m
interesting interview with eI. President
Cleveland. From the account which he
telegraphedy TO his paper tonight the
following portions Of general interest
are taken: ,S5S STbiss "a \ IN ! li
""Mr. Cleveland has lost none OF. the
zeal for the tariff reform which inspired
his celebrated message. 4 It Is a most
gratifying thing to me, he! said, that
the masses, as well as the leaders OF
the party arc taking hold of the tariti
issue withasuch spirit and evident de.
termination to win. Even now, when
there are no elections pending, they are
discussing this question with as much
earnestness as \ II 4 In the heat OF
Az Presidential 81 campaign. NJ Letters
from every part of the country show
the depth Of Athe 3 agitation. r., When
the people think about a thing thor
oughly and dispassionately they do no.
fall into mistakes, land 3 they are 3 now
aroused and making q personal applica.
tion TO- themselves out Sof the effect OF |
undue taxation. ~ Z; :;9i{fTE |
u l said to MIR. Cleveland that the Dem.
ocratic party was already preparing for |
1892 and looking forward to that cam.
paign will. expectancy and confidence,
and thatltho sentiment was virtually |
unanimous that he should be our leader.
AS 10 that, y he replied; !.'it is the
cause, and not personal onsideratiens
that should concern ussSI am 80 well
now that II / consulted my own
feelings, Iswould prefer To lhaye some
one else take the lead. ",EEi 81 4
+ But, said ,t',no one else Ia thought
Of among the Democratic masses. y
y Men who have elements OF leader.
ship develop rapidly, and 1t lis a long
limea till 1882, = quietly replied the ex-
is not n matter OF men
but of principles 1t would be a;pity
not to carry forward the work which
has been so grandly. inaugurated, and
here ought to be no halt until the ends
limed tareaccomplished, aud the people
ire in full possession Of the benefits and
blessings which an accumulation OF inc.
qualities, called into existence by apa.
hy on one side aud seli.interest on the
,ther,7 have deprived them. / rejoice in
ceiling that the Democratic party Is the
epository Of the best principles and pur.
roses, that its franks TEEN with sthe
Intelligent young manhood OF the coun-
ry, that 1t enjoys complete monopoly
i every American policy not merely sec
ional or tine-serving.n is3.{E
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0PENlNGARGUMENT.7
juuso johnson state.9 FleminEs Cas-

Judge johnson q statesS FieminEs Case.
Points Raised. I, ,}sSEs
Special Dspaieh to ne I,itliigeneer.
CnARLEsroN, WA, Jen: 2.-7-At l0:45
this morning the Senate entered the
hall Of the House. The spare seats on
floor we're already taken and the gal:
lery was filled on the color line, the
whites on tho right and the blacks on
the left, according To- the unwrlttsn Law
Of the House. But few ladies were
present. General Goff, who sat in the
rear Of the Republican side, was the
most prominent figure in the assembliage'
Ills face expressed the calm confidence
and determination Eoi q man sure Of his y
ground. he was never moro confident
than at that moment when the climax
was approaching in, the most remarkable
history Of the State. When the counsel
Came In and took seats at the bar Gen.
efal Golf Joined them, facing the Assem-
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] TERSE TELEGEAMS.ti 3

Several steamships were required 70
put into Halifax for coal. They report
terrible weather at sea. 9s333t5SSfl
! Elliot I. Kisner, OF Luzerne county Pa
was yesterday elected chairman OF the
. AT jackson, Miss, yesterday, memo. mem
rial services commemorating the death
Of Jefferson Davis were held in the State
81 The Freeman Wire and Iron comp compa.!
ny's mills at East St. Louis were burned
yesterday. Loss 500 900; insured for
500, 600. y The works will sbe rebuilt. ,s}S1llg
Thirteen hundred working girls held a
reunion and "a ball ting New York the
other eyening.sAll Of them were dressed
in cheese cloth Of various colors. There
wasn't a man present. 4. .53S+
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) aIaltrentm ent of the penl.

q WiLKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 22.-The Po-
lish church war at Plymouth was re.
newed this evening. The Polish fac
ton, led by Martin Wiles, their leader,
went to the cemetery Il and dug
up some bodies OF the. LithuanH.
ians, the opposing faction, who were
buried under police protection yester.
day: The coffins were broken open and
the bodies dragged over the ground and
thrown over the, fence. Two bodies
were treated thus, and they were horri.
ply lacerated by pick axes used in break
ing open the collins. "a 9s!i-;l 'i;a
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Z EarIyM yMarnIn. Firs.. /.

ss NEw ORLxANs,H Jan. 22.-At,2 o'clock
this morning fire broke out at: No. Q
Baronne street, spread rapidly and in a
few minutes the upper floors OF the
four.story building u. situated I: on ! tile
southwest corner OF Baronne and Canal
streets. occupied by tho Chess, Checker
and Whist Club, was in flames and the
entire building and contents were soon
destroyed /, The total loss is estimated
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IOWAl.EGlSLATURE.;
Tho Deadlock In the House Continues and
Si Ruainels at Standatill

Tho Deadlock in the House Continues and
il Business at n Standstill. Il s,s.s3
Il DEsMoISEs, Ia, Jan. 22.-The dead.
lock in the Legislature ,continues,5 and
the election Of q U nited States Senator
and the Inauguration Of the new Demo.
cratic Governor seem further of; than
eyer.fs How8the two yparties stand was
sharply; defined in tho lower house this
afternoon. b Richman, Of Muscatine, in q
speech, isaid the Democrats rightly de.
manded the! Speakership because "a
majority Of the voters were with them
and would sustain the demand. Il. Chase
(Rep.) spoke, saying that the Republi.
cans had ia majority on main questions
especially prohibition and they pro.
posed to stand, together: n :ti l5i
g Four: frultless ballots were taken and
the House adjourn till tomorrow. .S
~ The Senate adopted "a iresolution-o9
to57-stopping the introduction OF bills
until the Legislature is fully organized.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,

Bills Reported Favornbly- Interest In tho
Bullot Reform Measure. u
Special Dispateh TO he Intalioeneer. EsGi
" CHARLEsrox, WA, Jan. 22.--The
Senate met to-day and adjourned with
out transacting any business Of import
ance. = ~, ;s5tt
In the House., Mr.. Harr, (Dem.) OF
Marion, from the Committee on Mines
and Mining, reported backi House tIbill
No.El9, providing for the screening;
weighing and measuring OF coal, with
the Recommendation that it do. pass. -
~ Mr.. Garden, Dem of Ohio, from the
Committee 'on Railroads, reported back
House bill No. Il, requiring railroad
companies to give notice at stations
whether passenger; trains; are on sched-.
ulelime Or not;n; and House bill No. IS,
providing for the regulation OF railroad
freight and passenger tarifFsin in the State !;
10 prevent unjust discrimination in the
rates charged for the transportation OF
passengers and freight, and TO prohibit
companies in this state) from charging
otherzzthan Just and reasonable rates,
and.to punish 5the. same 4 to prescribe a
mode OF procedure and rules OF evidence
in: relation thereto, and to appoint com:
missioners and TO prescribe their po wer
and duties in relation to the same, with
the recommendation that both do pass.
Mr.. Sprigg' anti-trust bill was up and
bad numerous amendments tackled on
it,and lis the pending question for TO.
morrow; on Mr.. Hanan's motion to refer
to the committee. iis 34;;s jas, Z Z
F$The etballot reform bill will probably
be referred z to- special committee.
There is much interest on the subject.
"A special effort is being made to re:
peal the school 1 book contract law, and
there is considerable, sentiment in favor
Of Il E..i. lea1l 3,
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New FORK, Jan. e2.-The meeting of
the New York Presbytery to-day was Of
much the same character as yesterday
and the day before. .;:.s::t
y Rev.. Charles Robinson spoke with
much feeling against the change in the
articles OF faith, and said that instead OF
searching for new creed in the depth
Of winter they ought to be following the
Masters commands and searching for
lost souls and trying 10 relieve distress.
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DEATH OF JOHN M'SWEENEY,3


Ono Of ohio's sIost Noted Lawyers. from
9 9 Acute Pneumonia z Is /;
: WoosTRR, o. II Jan. 22.-Hon. ohm
Mcsweeney, the most prominent crimi:
nal lawyer in Ohio, died at his home in
this city, a. II o'clock last night, from
acute pneumonia.
Mr.: Mcsweeney was born near Roches..
ter, MY about e5 years ago. The boy
received his schooling at the Western
Reserve College and studied law with
John Harris in Cincinnati. In 1916 he
came to this city. 81 . s,{
He had, two daughters and one son,
the latter ex-Prosecuting 5Attorneyi Of
Wayne county. tit.sssss5 Hty y5stl
& Politically, Mr.. i McsSeeney was q
Democrat, but ne never sought Office
He paid considerable attention to poll,
tics: He loved his family and his pro.
ltohluu. = 8 y tfsl5ltf
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y Merit Wins, |

y We desire to lsay5 to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr..
Kings New Life; Pills, Bucklens Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate 10 guarah-
tee them every time, and we stand ready
to refund the purchase price, If fsatislac-
tory results do not follow their use,
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Drug Co., druggists. is55ss 5,,34
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Son. Of tho American Revolution,

CHIcAdo, Jan. 22.-The newly organ.
lied Illinois chapter Of the Sons Of the
American Revolution held its meeting
yesterday afternoon. There were present
many well known men who have hunted
through the records and discovered that
their ancestors were heart and soul for
liberty in the days of'76.F Gen. George
Crook occupied the chairman's place,
md DR.. g. Babbott acted as temporary
secretary. Bishop Cheney and Captain
Robins brought in constitution and
set OF bylaws and their report was re-
ceiyed and adopted. General Crook was
elected President for the ensuing year.
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JoLIEr; liz, JAM Frank butcher,
a,noted burglar; and thief, well known
throughout Northern. Illinois and Wis.
consin, was returned Eto Joliet i prison
yesterday for his fourth term. y He is un
doubtedly insane and it. will; be but a
short time before, he Is again sent to the
Asylum butcher has BEEN sent hero
iour different times and has never com;
pleted sentence. s. }ib
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Pottery: Association Elects otl,eor., .,,,,,,

\
y I WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. o2.-At to.
days session Of the United States Pot
ters' Association officers :for. the year
1880 were elected as follows: President,
Edwin B: Bennett, Of Baltimore; Vice
President, William Brunt, Of East Liv.
erpool; Second Vice President G gorge
w. Oliver; Third Vice President, s. J.
Scott Of Cincinnati Treasurer, J. II.
Goodwin, Of East Liverpool; Secretary,
Alfred Day, ot Steubenville, Ohio. 4
z Executive Compittee-Homer Laugh.
lin, H. S. knowles and J.5H. Goodwin,
of East Liverpool; John Moore, Joseph
vWillets, J.5H. Brewer, OF Trenton, N. j.,
and E; NJ. Pearson, ofIWheeling W.Va,
Several pottery companies were admitted
to memberlhip, among them the Rock.
wood, OF Cincinnati. . s 3 $50;
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I NELLIE BLYiS ROUTE. :
She Changes It by Which She win Lose

She Changes 1t by Which she VIII Lose
3 Denver, Col, Jan. %. 2.-F. B. B.semple,
Passenger Agent of the Union Pacific,
at midnight last night received a tele..
gram that Nellie Bly, would arrive at
Trinidad, Thursday morning. There
she would take special train for Coun.
Gil Bluffs, via Denver. At Council
Bluffs she takes the Northwestern for
Chicago, and at the latter! place will be
turned over to the Michigan Central for
New York. This change, bringing her
via Denver instead Of going east on the
Santa Fe from Trinidad, will delay her
about ten hours. j;,l;. t}s. !, z. s
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Results Of Profit Sharing.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan, 92.-The
managers Of a number Of big mill have
been watching the result Of the profits
sharing experiment at the Bourg, mill
and it has stated on good authority that
a number Of mills contemplate doing
likewise, for the incentive offered keeps
help from, leaving, an evil lwith which
every large mill has had to contend.
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5A5NATIONAL UNION

To BIO Formed by the Partisan woman's
ttsES.ii..i Il j, Christian Temperance Union.
e CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 90. The con-
vention called By, a committee Of ladies
connected with the Partisan Woman's
Christian Temperance Union for the
purpose OF organizing a National Union
was opened this morning at Music Hall.
One hundred delegates from a dozen
States were present. The morning was
devoted to prayer and Bible reading.
Mrs. Ellen'J. Phinney. Of this city, pre-
sided 81 9 &c g zf5if;t3a
The afternoon session Of the conven.
ton was opened with devotional exer-
cises, led by Mrs. Hugh Campbell, of
allegheny City, after which letters were
read. - ! 4; ls,!:i ~
MRS. Aldricli, OF Iowa, moved that a
Committee on Constitution be appoint
ed consisting Of one member from each
State represented. This was agreed 10,
and, the delegations named their own
representatives, -, 81 E3ti43 III
saAmong the committee appointed were
the y following: Pennsylvania, Mrs.
Joseph D. Weeks; West Virginia, Mrs,
Swancy; Ohio, Mrs. Plum. On the Com
mittee on Resolutions were West Vir-
gina, Mrs. Swaney Pennsylvania, Miss
Eta j. Clark Ohio, Mrs. h. Hatch.
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Nlinerai iAmnlgnmata.

CoLuNnus, O., an q. The frat i'm
portant step looking to the amalgamation
Of the two great miners organizations
has been taken. Both, the Miners, Pro-
gressive ( Union and National District
Assembly 1856, Knights Of Labor, at con-.
ventions to-day declared in favor Of one
organization. EstII Z
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SNIFH.GBTSRTHBRB,
! The b ] House i (: ctions Committed,
Decides Id His Favor.
JACKSON TO BE n BOUNCED B; / J:
out OF tho Seat IIe Had No Legal
Right to-The Case May BIO Pre-. n
I " sentcd to the House OF Re. VI i
presentntlvcs To-day, ..ss 4
psecfal ~ .pt,paltA 3 M

Special Dt,pateA o Ae lalalfanot-,ss n ~
WAsnIsaros, D. O., Jan. s22.- The
Elections Committee had up ior further
consideration to-day the Fourth District
contes. case, and by a strict party y u vote; I;
Il was decided 10 declare In favor Of
Captain Smith as entitled to the seat.
5fAfter talking over the case for time,
the committee decided that 1t would be
useless to undertake to dissect the eyi.
dence. taken, MS several days would be
consumed In the process, and the mem.
bers OF tho committee were well acquain.
ted with the facts sand legal points in:
Z "a minority report will OF course be
presented and both reports may BE-, pre-.
sented Tomorrow. They will then be
placed on the calendar and will be called
up for action In due time. Mr.. Dalzell,
Of Pennsylvania, will probably present
the majority report, aud Mr.. Crisp, Of
Georgia, the minority, ,T6 y ~ ,tssiSi5ii[
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DoS,'T give up; there is a euro for ca
tarrh and cold in the head. Thousands
testify that Ely's Cream Z Balm has en-.
tirely cured them. 1t is a safe and
pleasant remedy.$It is applied into the
nostrils. It is not a liquid or snuff. r.,
cures BY cleansing and healing. III Price
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PARIS, Jan. 22.-Advices received here
state that Capt. .Trevier, tho French cx.
plorer, who recently crossed from the
West TO the East coast OF Africa, is OF
the opinion that no commercialventures
are possible in those portions OF the
country through which he has travelled,
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n N4A. - -. Mo IA y
No Reason for Reorganization.

- CHARLESTON, ssW.stVAa Jan. 22.-The
State convention called I to ( meet here
today to reorganize Z the Republican
party did not convene. i a few struggled
into the hall and the. meeting was not
called to order, The parties who called
the convention concluded that it was
advisable 10 lei. it drop. 4 ii I;
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a Question:

~ Do you suffer with habitual constipa.
ton or; biliousness ~ II 60, try the plcas..
ant Efiuit laxative, Elixir OF Dates. \ III
will cure you:1 Sold in 80 cent bottles
BY q: R. Goetze, w. VIZ Irwin, ~. i,
Williams John .Langhlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., Wholesale
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Singular Cause for tho Run,or. RJ,I,,,,

LONDON, !, Jan. 22.-There is a wide.
spread rumor1 that the Pore .is dead.
This appears to have been caused by an
unusual and aunlooked for announce
ment that he lin perfect health, and;
has received several bishops. I &. 4.
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Ginss Workers Threaten to Strike.
PlrTsBuRan, Jan. 222.-The American
Flint Glass Workers AssociationSw
order strike Fridayifthe manufacturers
Of this city and the West do not stop
filling the orders Of the eastern manu-
iactures, as the MEN say: they are doing.
The Eastern workers arc on strike and
the sAmericln Association; has already
paid out several thousand dollars to sup
port them in the strike. The manufac-
turers deny filling such orders. g
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y LONDON, Jan. 22.-Nothing has been
here in regard to the report
that the Bank Of England has really been
a'heavy purchaser of silver bullion and
was contemplating the issue OF pound
notes redeemable in silver coin, as the I.
necessary authority could be obtained.
Careful inquiries in financial circles this
morning resulted in showing that few /
had heard OF the report and they were
incrednlous as s 10 its accuracy. The
chief financial authorities expressed the
opinion that tho. report was Ewholly
without foundation in fact. They as
serted positively that the BANK OF Eng
lsnd had made sno. such purchase Of
bullion and was not buying silver now..
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4 Postmnsters and Pensions.

Special Dih,aieh % ne Inteifgener. y al !,
sEWAsulsoroN,i ,iJan. 2e.4-Tbe President
to-day sent in the name Of D. G. Bough.
ner, to the Senate to bo} postmaster at
Clarksburg. 1 II 3 81; l:S,
N: Cole, vice J. .:R. Shaven, resigned,
has been appointed postmaster at Seven
Pines, Marion county, w. Va.
A. Cephas Kinney, Of Cameron, was
granted an increase in his pension to-.
day ~ y :1ttEl Es.s.i7s -. - lsl,-i
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II sAXASrosIo, TEI, Jan. % Thomas
Rainey, one Of the best known ranch.
men in Texas d died Il yesterday from
Ia grippe. Immediately after his death
his aged father,wentS into an adjoining
room3and blew \ his brains out. Il The
father and son will be buried Tonight
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Catarrhal Pneumrrlo,n.a, A cattle

h 4 LANCASTER, a Ss,sr ? AZ Jan. Catarrhal
pneumonia has developed among a herd
of{cattle at Eden and several animals
have already died. The State authori.
ties have been notified. d AZ