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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-04
YIRaIMlA il GWn.

A pension IVES granted yesterday TO Geo.
". Edwards OF Gu'peper.
O.arge. G. T. IS reported to have the
6nest and Iargest vein Of iron yet discovered
ia Virginia.
Thu meeting of tho Richmond and Dar-
vile Cam oaAy stockholders to have been
b, Ii In Rchmoa3 yesterday wac postponed
till tbs 11.h.
q. W. Bower, Of Roanoke, WHO it is said
has been earuiug 9 living for several weeks
by raising money on bogus cheeks, WAS sr-
rested yesterday in Washington.
The Bsptis. Sac Mission Board. oi
which the late Hon. e. *. EllysoD YVES for
20 many years secretary, hes elected MIR.
William Eiysoa to succeed his ia her.
Judge Hugbes, In the United State Cit
cult Court a. No folk. bas entered decree
authorizing trustees of Beio &c Brother to
pay q dividend OF 40 per cent. to second
Glaze creditcrs.
Wslser Johnaon, the negro who is in Gus
tody for having attempted criminal assault
upon Mrs. E zateth Majors, lady of that
county, several weeks ago, is in danger Ci
being lyrcced by the indignant citizens OF
Nottogsy The Governor has ordered the
No.towny Gseys 30 protect the prisoner.
l, is rumor.d that General Malone and
asscc!as4 capitalists will soon have control
of tbs A;'aut'c and DanviIle railroad. 1t
is eeid the GsDes,l and his friends are
lsreely Interested in the ooal and mineral
lands OF the Sea west, and if they Can get
control ing interes5 in the Atlantic ard
D .nvile they tan establish a ccal depot st
West Eorcok, naar Crsney Island, that will
rival Lam bert's Point.
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pb;,in ouerback. ard no new fund had

Philip Otterback, ard no new fund hac
heen created by the Efforts of he petitioners,
esch party to the csnse would only bs re-
CURED to pay their individual counsel. and
zone of The coursel would be granted any
add ioual allowance by the Court.
A thief entered Gen Mahone's room at
Chamheriaip's night before last ard tried to
STEAL the Generals pocket book from his
trousers, but the General wa awakened by
hearing the door opened, and seeing the thief
crawling towards the chair on which the
trousers were hanging, he jumped from DIS
he'd and tried TO catch him, but the thief,
who was clad In red funnel underclothing,
rae Of and, though the General raised the
hue aud cry Of thief" escaped, and up TO
noon to-day had not been heard OF.
DR.. Jsdidlsh Il. Braxter, rgeon-General
of the Army, who was stricken with paraIy'
sis lest Monday, died at 2 o'clock this morn
log He never reeained consciousness after
the attack, save for sn instant on Tuesday,
when there were slight sign of returning
consciousness.
The spsakerehp Of the next House seems
to be question of es much doubt now So IL
was before Congress met; though Mr.. Crisp
doesn't thuk &c, for he told an acquaintance
this morning who had mentioned that ME,
the acQuaintsnce'd son had made be- OF
box of oranges that he would be Speaker. to
tell his son TO double the bet and let him
take hslf of it, Congressman Blount and
ex-Clerk Clark, of the House, while on their
way to he Capitol this morning were sccos'-
ed by friend who asked them If be had the
honor of addrss Ing the Speaker and clei
of the next House Mr.. Biouut replied ct
once thst ne had. but Col. Clark was n 1t so
decided Ire friends of Mr.. Mills say that
he deserves The place and should have 1t.
The pe@ Judiciary bill. which will proba.
oily 6accros t. law, provides for an ad6l'iopel
circuit Judge in every circnit. 1t is understood
tcat IN ige Hughes of the U. s. distrlcs, AID
Judgas Lewis and Faunteroy Of the Virgins
Court OF Appeals, havo their eyes OF this place II
Will probably 90 TO Virginia.
Senator Barbour says he is spprehenslVe thai
the Eo,cs bill will pass the Senate, but that the
recent action Of 'he Farmers Alliance may oper'
ate against it. He rays the democratic Senator;
will speak sgsin5t the bill snd show its n cesssry
i'll eff cts bnt that they wi do properly and II
order, aad so rs to sf1rd no ground for objection
on the lrt Of their rel 10 lean colleagues.
A sou of the late Senator Rid1leberger las been
appointed page in the s. Senate.
Mr.. Mills, mombsr of the House ways AND
| mesns COMMIT co. says ths tobacco rebate bill WI
psss wi hout opposition.
Seaaror Vest deaies the correctness OF the Ia
| terview with him ia which ho is made to SAY
tist ex President Cleveland wrote him lctte
saving t, Ut h. is now in favor Of free silver.
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Determined Suicide

BARAB)o, Wis.,, Dsc. 4.-Peter He d on
Saturday afternoon compounded dose 0,
paris green and rat poison enough TO XII j
half zen men and swallowed It. he
took pair of shears and stabbed himesif
repeatedly in the abdomen then taking
down his shotgun and pointing the nrzz'o
at his head ne pulled the trigger, but tDo
charge of shot only caused severe soap
wouod and q copious nJw Of blood. Thea
he seized hatcbet aud began striking .t
his head with It. at this point neigh67.
arrived ard put e stop to his Efforts az sea-
destruction. Everything possible aas lie
to save him, but rs del Suad y ;alroins ia
great agony.
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Tie Weat er.

WAsBINeToN, D. O., Dec. The signal
oGIice fu7nishes the following special bnlle-
tia to tie press: Ulu ually cold weather
Dravaila This uIosni1g ogar nearly the en-
lire country eaa5 fthe Rocky Mountains,
tds lice of freezips temperature extending
a. far South as southern North Carolina
and including the northern portion OF
Georgia, Alabama. Mississippi, Louisiana
and Tpxes a fail OF 20 to 80 degrees in the
past 81 hours occurred over the region ex-
tending from West Virginia ushwestward
to sorthern Alabama and Mississippi and the
tempeIa ure il Wisconsin, northern Hi.
nois. and northeasssrn Iowa Is more
thar 20 degrees below the normal for the
ssa5on.
L Will probably be atill colder Tomorrow
morning in the South Atlantic aud Middle
States and New England. but ths existing
low Temperature condition esst of the
Mississippi is not likely to be oflong coz
ti0uance, as the storm Central this morning
10 western Nebresks, will, 10 it's movement
east ward, cause warmer weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-04
TELEGPApRIc RREYITIES

E ec:ioneer, famous trotting stallion,
died yesterday at Palo Ate stock farm neer
San Francisco.
Bsvis. Ruas Il & Company, merchant
OF London and Bombay, have fsl.d Thei.
liabilities amount tc e230 090
Balm ard snow have beOn faIl;n4at Sissoa
Gala, for the past twenty -four hou,s. O-e
foot of show has already fallen.
II ST. Louis last night, George Schsid
shot his wife in the lack CT the head, arr
then put bullet into ME forehead r
wouod is fatal, but his @iie will recover.
d scoverles were made ct K&nees CITY
yesterday of expensive biIla forged By CO.
tain grain desl.rs ard representatives @
three OF the western lines, 50 a. to MAKE
the rebate on shipments in transit spp:a-
large.
Audrew Mullen, sliaa "Yerk" McLsugL-
lin, was arrested IL Phladelphia yes;eida5
upon the charge Of completely in the rot
berry of $4,000 worth OF goods from the
atore of Frank Hcds. Ia Washington, o.
Ootober IL.
The situation amocg the Brmoahanl.
Ala, minsgs is unchanged About s 099
men are GU strike. a few have seinfuea
t. wo,k. The indications roiot 10 "a esflg
settlement Of differences. Some opsra 3.
are arranging 20 FL thu mIces with mcgee
Gov s'ect B. Il Tillmen, who WAS eieo e,!
on the reform Tickle; composed Of the &ern
ere Alliance end other democratic, wG3 iu-
sugu;atod Governor Of South Caroas r.
day 10 front Of ils STATE House, in tte PIT.
ssuoe Of a large crowd fem ali parts CT 30
State. L. is nov believed hat seue5
Hampton viii be defeated By b., TIC IT,
man candidate for tbs u s. Senate.
Total failure Of cops in twelve counties Of 30
brasks is roroitoa and 10000 families arc "a
need Of ast stsn,o
fifteen riches ofsnow fell last night at by
donyi,lo, W., somewhat impeding railway traffic
Fire last night destroyed st. Msry's Church a5
South Highlands, Ala.
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld, Ill, m skies the
statement that she caught cold, which settled On
her Innqs she was trc4ted for month by hei
family physician, but grew worse. BE told her
she was hgpeIess rietim Of consumption and thu;
no medicine could cure her. Her druggist sug-
gested DIR. Kings New Discovery for consump
Iion she bought bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from the first dose. She contin-
ued its use and after taking ten bottles, found
herself sound and well, now does her own house
work and is SO well as she ever WIS. Free trial
bottles of this Great Discovery at E. s. Leadbester
6 Bros drug store WHOLESALE agenta). Large bot
-. nr,H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-04
Building a CITY .

NUMBER AND CHARACTER OF HOUSES BUILT IN
SALEM
The Saiem Times Register OF November
2Sth, says:
II is we'll known that toe Salem In
provement Company was orgsnz d October
9 and had is first sale of lots Dsoea1oor
11th. l. is also known to meDy that sn irn-
pending law suit, which was not settled un-
ill March, delayed building operations until
spring; and yet by actual count August ~
there bad been erec'ed. or we're in course
of erection, 22S houses OF ell kinds; two
N oDths later, October q, the number wac
found to be 3lS; # the ell were residences,
6S business houses, and 80 for nlanufao uTlng
enterprises. As the rate Of increase from
August ! to October 2 wac al the rate OF a
house aud haf for every Gag, it Ia cafe 10
say that since .he last couot enough housed
have been commenced to run the number up
to very nearly 400 houses since the first sale
OF lots December 11,h. Have re rot egooo
right to celebrate progress ca DscemoeT
11th Z?
Then look at the character OF the houses
built in Salem. They are not mere 'shan-
tiesn as in SO many new towns many Of the
reaid ences are handsome structures aud
neal, all ere neat and attractive buildings.
Besides the splendid Hotel Salem costing
complete about SlOO 900, and tae neg Bsns
Building, costing comulete nearly $50 GOO,
there are many ether large brick buildings
for stores going up on College Avenue,
hich has been macadsm;zed s5 an expense
of 50, 600 LIST any ore go abcu' Salem end
he will be Impressed by the solidisy Of what
he sees. Very little for show everything
for good service for we are building What
is to be the most attractive city in Virginia,
in the loyeliest valley in the Sou b.
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Faunnier Notes

TIE name Of Rappahappock will be
charged to r pington about the 1st Of Jan.
uary.
d. G. Shirley Carter sold two fac horses
on Monday last for ak hundred and seven
ty-fve dollars.
Mess. Gibson s. Fletcher shipped from
Reotortown Tuesday 500 fine cattle average
ing 1900 lbs six loads of them to be export
ed to Europe.
Mr.. Lawrence Washington, near Mar
shall, will move his family to Alexandria
this winter. Mr.. Washington s actively
engaged In real estate matters In the South
vest Warenton Hirginian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-04
T-Rx ANpRIA-. V A
THURSDAY EvENING, DECEMBER
IT is now announced that Fred Douglass,
- q ,1;;,, ~ uapt; ancomDanied BY his

TT now announced that Fred Douglass,
U. s. Minister to Hayti, accompanied Dy niS
white wife, will soon start on bis return 10
that country. He has had long iurlougr,
having been in Washington for several
months. II is supposed the last month was
allowed him By the President in order that
ne might write an article on the cause OF
the recent signal defeat of the republican
psrty for Frank Leslie's Newspaper, one OF
the owners of which is Mr.. Russell Harri-
ann. the Presidents GOD. In this article
Fred attributes the defeat to the lack OF fol-
titude and courage evinced by the repub!!-
can majority in Congress by falling to pass
Ice Blair end the Force bills at the last
session, and he scores bis white political
allies for their deficiency in the manly quail
ties referred to and that they are subj ect to
his IL flaence, when supplemented by thai
o. the President, is made manifest by thei'
determination to pass the Force bill Is
soon SIS they can find an effective means
OF subvertipg the presoriptive rules CT the
Senate in order that they may do SO. Mr'
HARRISON and Fred compose tenn that can
do a heap of work in republican Senate.
Fed likes the way the government OF hayli
hs, Of doing things, and would If be could
ave negro soldiers to enforce the Force biz
in .ha South
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THE irish ENJOYS sent to this country tc
collect Iunda for the Irish cause have deter-
mined to absndon their mission and return
home, in ooust qaencs of the great injury in
fl cted upoo that cause by Mr.. Parnell'
People well informed about MIR. Pasnell are
not surprised OF his present course, and have
always believed that if ever case should
arise between the welfare of Ireland and
the personal interests OF Mr.. Parnell, tbs
'uncrownei kiog" would let the former
'sIide" In order to suhservs the latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-04
Fires

Nav YORK, DEC. Fire broke ont just
bsfoge seven o'4iork this n ,rn;pg 10 seven
s.o,y brick building, On Mott street, occu-
pied By George BeYmsns, manufacturer oil
beds, mattresses 81. L. is estimated that
the loss on buildings and stock will be sbou.
10000.
Fire s5 sn aarly hou. shisl morning gut
led the upp.r p5,ci2n Of the Eve story fit
no 200 1l9 n greet. Tho house was &C.
oupied oy six fsniiiea, al of whom escaped
in their night clothes.
HOLLAND, Mich, Dec. Fire yesterday
destroyed the ronnA house of the Chicago
aad West Michigan Railroad. Ssven err
gines in the building were badly damaged.
Tho loss is estimated C. S25 COO.
PHoENIHvILLE. Pa, Dec. Fire yester-
day in the large pottery establishment OF
Griffin, Lcqe & Company caused loss OF
$4,000.
LANCASTER Pa. DEC "A large frame
stable belonging to J. Gustaya Z)ok, was
destroyed ny Ere at night. Five horses
parished in the hanss, Ole of the oceu-
pauts has been arrested charged With setting
Gre 80 he stable.
PIrTsBURG. Pa. Disc. 1.-The Dickson
Fat, on Pear, Avenue, vas totally de-
stroycd by fra last night, and the j,nitor
AID his wife persisted 10 the fumes. When
the fire broke cut there we're forty occu-
paots sleepng in tie 1,t. but they have all
been acc nlted for.
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Journal expresses itself Us sangulns that
favorable progress will be made to-day On
the scheme for compromise
LONDON, Dec The government toby
introduced In the House OF Commons a sup
Elementary estimate OF $1,000 FIR making
preparations fer relisv Dg the distress il It,-
land, owing to the future Of Che POI aso eto..
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9g=gzs
BSsOCIAfEp FREES DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. a
SENATE.

Among the numerous petitions presented
and referred was one 10y Mr.. Hiscockl
from bankera, importers and merchants OF
Rev York city, asking for an extension OF
time for the withdrawal OF goods from bond
under the former tariff rates.
Among The bills introduced and referred
was one by M. Paddock for permaneBt
tariff commission alao one by MIR. Stewart
10. the free sud unlimited uss OF silver as
money.
Mr.. CcckrelI introduced. at the special
requsst of the wage workers political all-
ance of 1.-THE District OF Columbia, a bill to
proy:da ior the Immediate redemption OF
the outstanding bonds of the United States.
Ee said he had not read it and vas not re
sponsibls for it. I. 7eas referred TO the COM
mttee on finance.
Tha resolution oTsrei yesterday by Mr..
Call directing the Superintendent of the
Labor Bureau TO examine snd report as to
The phosphate industry OF Florida, vas taken
up and agreed tc, after being amended so
q, to make it apply to the whole United
States and to direct the commissioner to
make the examination and report.
Toe joint resolution reported yesterday
by Mr.. Eawley to Issue arms to the States
OF North and Sou.h D ,kota and Nebraska
was taken up.
Ilr. Hawieg said that if anything was to
DO Gone 10 TIE matter 1t shoud be done
quickly. Ia hoped tbst, if possible, any
elaborate discussion OF The Indian question
would ha postponed.
Mr.. Voorhees, said that he did not wsnt
! TO delay Che passaas of che pint resolution,
. but after what had trapspiEsd yesterday, he
thought It dus not only to himself, but 10
General Miles, SO we'll es to the country, to
} submit sOne matter which had eioce come
! to his hand, which was that Governor Eos
ter of Ohio, q member of ;hs IodIan COM
mission ssye: "rhs whole matter has been
brought about by combination of bad
policy and the incom petency OF some
olficiss. Tee Sioux are starving. Give
tao Sioux plenty TO eat and there will
DO no tnrthec trouble" 1 think that
Coz. Foster tells the truth. The great
Stubborn fact copfrors the country that
in soma way or ether, lhess Indians Gre
starved into e shiirg.
After long discussion the j pint rts,lu
ton W rs passsd s1d thon a. o'clock the
election bill va; !sken up, and Mr.. Pugh
add:.s)s1 ihe Senate 10 opposition to it,
EoUsG.
The unhaishod business in the morning
hour was the Dill for the punishment Of
every guardian, canservator. curator, com-
mistee. tutor or otnor fiuclary agent, for
me eu.5, III su1snt .: tbe pensions of a ward
Tae psavicns @ loasion @as ordsred-yeas.
113; nays 90 .-anl ths bli w.s passed.
Tue morning hoac sxpired en- the House
went into committeo OF the ~ho!s on the
nenaEo1 hupronriati9n bill!
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NEWS OF TIE Dhy.


The outlook for river ard barber bill at
this session of Congress Is not encouraging.
A sharp decline in wheat in Chicago yes
terday made weak closing In cereals in the
Eastern markets.
DIR. JOS. ]. Kinyonu, a marine hospital
surgeon, has been commissioned by the U.
8. government to visit Berlin and study DR..
Kooh's lymph
The three Baltimore districts of the NJ. e.
Church gave SSS msiority against women
bang admitted as ley delegates in the Cen
eral Conference.
At the municipal election in Atlanta. Ga,
Yesterday the straight democratic ticket.
headed by W. A. Hemphll for mayor, was
elected by an overwhelming majority.
The political muddle In the New Hamp-
shire House has been settled by giving tie
republicans the officers on an agreement
that no partisan legislation shall go through.
An unausbentic.ted report is in circula-
ton to the effect that Mr.. William Waldorf
Astor will succeed Mr.. Robert Lincoln as
United States Minister to the Court Of ST.
James.
Mrs. Mary Turpie, mother ofSenetor Tui-
pie, was burned to death near Delphi, Ind,
yesterday. She was arranging thu fire 10
en- old fashioned fireplace, when her cloih
ing was ignitsd. She was nearly ninety
years OF age.
The recent assagsjpstion of General Gall
yerkoG in Paris is now reported to have
baen the outcome Of his connection With
the apprehension of Madame Guuz berg, who
was arrested 10 Paris. and hanged in ST.
Petersburg, for completely lie the msautao-
lure of bombs.
John Tobn, Long Island City plasteser
yesterday knocked an old chest to pieces
End found package of diamonds under 3
false bottom He had purchased the chest
in sacoad hand furniture stcre In London
in June 1883 when he cana 10 this
country.
A dispatch from Ahary TO Ehe New York
Herald says "Gov. Hill oa5 declared him
self. Ea will not bs Candidate for United
States Senator. He will not try Tor thl:d
| term as Governor He will mako fight
| for the Presidential nomination in 1892
Eisewhe1e the Herald says the friends o.
Gov. Hill think be will scsept the United
States Senatorship and close up the party
ranks for 1891 aud 1892.
The national convention of the Farmere
rously adopted resolutions denounciGg The
Lodge election bill. II was indicated tha;
tho knights of labor and the alliance viii
work In unison, and that the proposed ne"
national fuapcial reform party wi be form
ed GU side the alliance. An investigation
into the intimations concerning the election
of Governor Gordon az Senator from Georgia
vas ordered.
AZ at nesting ofthe Catholic hiersrchf
held at the residence of Arohb bishop Walsh
10 Dablin yesterday, it was resolved to Ia
sue manifesto, declaring thet the orch
bishops and bishops of Ireland consider tha
Mr.. Parnell ie unfit to remain the leader 0
the Irish party. Il is now proposed amont
the nationalist party that Parneil retire TEN
porarily, SD. jact to certain conditions to b'
exacted from thu liberals in connection Will
the home rule scheme.
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COLUMBIA, TKNN Feb. II, 1890
Radam Mcrobe Killer Company

NdShOtUe, Ienn.;
Deer Sirs-T will say So to the merits Of
Microbe Killer that have en- old servant
who has lived with our family for sixty
years; her sge il sixty Eight years. She
has had the dropsy for thirty FIVE years. l
saw the Microhe Killer advertised and
bought three yngs and it has cured her en-
titeiy. This know 10 be 8 fact Tcis WAS
before l took the agency for the Microbe
Killer. could give you testimonials from
dozsps who have been greatly benefited by
using the Micrcbe Killer.
Respectfully,
ALeIE 4. HODGE.
Foe sale by E g. Lse6beater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-04

Will you heed the warning The s;gnsl per-
haps of 5he sure approsch of that moro terrible
disease Consumption, ask yourselves ifyou CT n
afford for the sake of saving &c., to ran the risk
and do nothing for it. We know from experience
that Shiloh's Cure will cure your cough 1t
never fails. This explains why more than a
Million Bottles were sold tho past e:s!. IL re-
lieves Group and whoopng cough at onee.
Mothers, do not be without it. For ls1ae back,
side or chess use shilohs Porous Plaster. Sold by
e s Leadteater & Bro Agents.
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a tal man ia sometimes very short, hut
the average man is lever SO snort, that te
cannot tuy Od ssui's Calarrh Care to cue
himself. when I'll cteG with cstarrh.
We request aIl mothers TO STOP using
laudsnum for their babies. aud use Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup safe medicias. II c0ntasas
nothing Injurious.
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The Indians

PINE RIDGE AGENCY, S. d, Dec Tao
hostile Indians ere Strengthening theic nov
almost imp7egnao!s camp 10 the B.G Lsrd-.
The 500 or 600 .qraSs With hem are 80 l.
ing day and night digging riff pits 70 10 70
the protection OF the imm-nse quaint i-s IL
at Ian besf and provisions in the ca0p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-04

Salvation Oh. the greatest cure on earth
for p,in, has made gnosG brilliant dabut.
Price, 25 cents.
Philosophers say that f.its Should a.
ways De conducted With view TO the great
est good of the greatest plumber, Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup does the greatest good to the
greatest number. % cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-04

THE u ,auimous adoption of resolution
by the national convention of the FarmerS'
Alliance yes;eEdsy, protesting against the
passage of the Force biz, will not tend to
induce any Of tho republican Senators from
the 4 northwest bu. especially Mr.. Ingalls,, to
vote to revoi utioDize the government in or
der that the passage of that bill may be Sc
cured
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Corbett and Slavin Matched.

San FRANCISCO, Dec I -JamssJ J. Coibstt,
the San Ffaucs,o pugiiis;, has accepted tee
tff,r of the olympic Club CT New Orleans
to fight Ffauk Sisvn to 6aish for 10000,
and side bet of 81 500. The fight W 4
OCCUR bsfore April Is
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sHIoE's CATARRH REMGDY. 4 marve-
lous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth,
and Headache. With each bottle there is an In
genious nasal Injector for the more successful
treatment of these complaints wishont extra
charge. Price sos. Sud by E. S. Leadeester d.
Bro Egents.