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BIG STRIKE THREATENED.


Conductors and l;rniiomon on tho Grand
island Road Have q Grievance.
ST.. JOSEPH, No., Dec. S0.-Unlcss tho
management Of tho Grand Island rail.
road accedes to tho demands made by
conductors and brallcmcn last night n
general tic up will occur on the limo
within twcnty-iour hours. Last night
Superintendent Rush ordered eight
crews to go to Hanover and bring as
many trains to st, Joseph, telling the
men they would be paid for half time
out and full time back. Instead OF
going tho men wired the chairman OF
the grievance committee, who ordered
thom not to stir, and then wired Mr..
Rush that the men must have full time
both ways. The latter cndcavored to
induce the men to go to Hanover by
promising TO consider their demands,
but they refused until .he guaranteed
that they would bo acccdcd to. The
matter has been laid before tho super
intendcnt at Omaha, and the grievance
committee OF tho brotherhood OF the
railroad men is now in session here
awaiting his decision. Ifitis uniavor-
able an immediate strike will be de-
clnrnI rt ssa a-r. .ss lz-
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Napoleon l, is tho latest prominent VIC
tim Of tho influenza in this city He
died to-day. Deceased was born in
Vienna in 1854. iF
NEWS FROM CHINA.
a shipwrcclt-Lntest from tho sent OF III
KebeIlion-Itoli,f fot q, If,r,rs 'I

Il aShipwreck-Lntest from the Sent OF tho
Rcbcilion-nolief for Sufferers.
SAN FEANcIsco, Doc. 30.--Tho steam.
ship Oceanic arrived from China and
Japan this afternoon bringing Chinese
advic9s to December ., and Japanese
adviccs to December .. Tho maritime
steamer Delta foundcred November 2s,
about half way between Hainhan Head
and Ticn Pank, a town on the
kivautuyung coast. She encountered
severe weather after leaving lIaiphong
and sprang 4 leak forward. Tho crew
and passengers, numbering about SO,
were taken OF the sinking vessel by
four junks which were prevailed upon
10 come to tho rescue on payment OF
$500 each. Tho shipwrockod people
were taken to Hong Kong. q
Latc advices from tho scene OF tho
Salt Tax riot ut Niekhua arc to the ei-
feet that the general commanding tho
government forces has issued q procla-
nation to the town people to resume
'i'S'' busAiSast Na Llloy llecu lcuE UO
more trouble from the robcs. The lat
tor, to the number OF 800, have fortified
themselves in small town some dis.
tance from Tokhua. Tho viccroy objects
to tho proposal OF tho general OF the i'm
perlal forces that he lombard tho town,
ns the viceroy fears that innocent per-
sons may sutior thereby. Tho viceroy
recommends tho siege OF the place.
The official report states that 800 reb-
els and 100 OF the government troops
were killed or wounded in the Tokhua
engagement. The mandarin who had
charge Of Salt Likin offices at Tckhua is
in prison awaiting trial.
The North China Netrs says foreign
consuls at 1Eankow have made joint
protest to the viceroy Chang Chistung
against Human publications and pla-
cards. The reports Of tho massacre of
Christians ut kinchow in Manchuria,
not far from New Chang, have bccn re-
ceived but not credited.
Tho work OF relieving the distress OF
the earthquake suilerersis being pushed
forward. 1t is proposed that the gov
ernmcnt make another appropriation
to the amount OF 100000 yen for relief
work. E
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NINDIAN "IiICK"
Against tho Governments Course Toward
'ru,,u-Th,v Want T;cj- RfpbtH

Against the Governments Course Toward
rhcm-They Want Their Rights.
PIERRE, S. d., Dec. 30.-Tho mixed
blood Indians and squaw men are Sc
absorbed with the governments out.
rage" upon them by depriyins them OF
lands and rations that they are willing
10 60 any length to be reinstated. The
mixed blood Indian Right Association
oi the United States, just organized at
Fort Pierre, will be extended to n mem.
bcrship OF 100000 and may include the
iull bloods. They claim that by the
Sioux bill, by the constitution and by
every act OF tho government since tho
first treaty with any Indian nation, the
government has recognized tho mixci
bloods us Indians until the present
hour; that they were especially so re-
cosnzcd under the Sioux bill and that
they intend to see ii what has been
done with them is the result OF misrep-
rcscntation and fraud or not. The as
sociation is mailing bags OF its circular
letters to the numerous Indian nations
OF the United States. They claim that
there will be prompt response in al
that is asked OF tho mixed bloods.
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INTERNATIONAL EDITORS
WIN Fly Across the Continent In Noya

WIN Fly Across .he Continent In Royal
shape. q.
PrrrsRURGIT, Dec. 30.-The arrange
ments for the trip Of the international
Press Club League to California have
been completed. Assistant General
Passenger Agent G. W. Bored, OF the
Pennsylvania railroad, who conducted
the President Harrison train, will have
charge OF the press club train from the
time it leaves New York until San
Francisco is reached. *
Tic train starts from New York, via
the Pennsylvania railroad, at 10 o'clock
n. III. January 9, and will arrivo at San
francisco on January l3 ut 4 p IN.
The run will be made over the Penn
sylvania, Chicago 4 Northwestern,
Union Pacific, Denver & Rio Grandc
and Southern Pacific roads. The train
will consist OF ono special engine, one
dining car, one baggage and six Pull
man sleepors. From Chicago to Omaha,
on the Chicago & Northwestern rail
road, n special schedule has been ar
ranged, and the run between those
cities will be the fastest in tho history
OF the road.
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SNOW BLOCKADEs

On tho Santa Fc and Atlantic s. Pacific
Notwithstanding Anon. tho People.
ALBuQuEEoUE, n. NJ, Dec. 90.-Both
tho Santa To and Atlantic & Pacific
roads arc troubles with serious snow
blockadcs. No eastern mails have been
received hero over the Santa I7c road
ior four days. The passenger trains are
in tho blockade in the Rattan mountains
and in the level stretch OF country in
the vicinity OF Springer. Adyices re-
coived here arc to tho effect that us fast
as the snow is shovclod Oft tho track it
would be soon covered to greater
depth by the drifting Of the snow. 1t
is also learned that number OF en-
gincs nrc of the track in tho blockade.
Tho snow storms in tho mountains arc
reported to bo something unheard OF
forscverity, and stories OF great suffer.
ing among the villages in the noun.
tains are III circulation.
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TAlnMoNTs BOOM.



Elmo Three story Depot.
Special Dispatch 10 The httRigenecr K.
FAlEMoNT, W. VA. Dec. 3O.-Mr. john
ston OF Baltimore, master OF roads OF
of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, nc.
companied by Mr., Sheets, superintend.
ont OF the fourth division, and Mr.. Cas-
sell, chief engineer, arrived here to-day
in Mr.. Johnston'apriv car to select a
site for tho now depot. They wero met
by Mayor 7. w. Fleming, NJ. &. Tyler,
Superintendent OF tho Monongah Coal
4 Coke Company, and II. G. Bowles,
Superintendent OF tho Monongahela
Rivor railroad, and proceeded to lool;
over the ground for n suitable location,
finally deciding on the NGwcomb lot.
Tho building is to DO Il substantial ono
and will DO three stories high. The
company's surveyor will be hero to.
morrow to make plat Of tho proposed
changes. The old depot building will bo
rcmodclcd and used for the storage OF
freight, etc. Tho company will also
build two additional tracks, as tho pres
ent yards nre inadequate for the large
amount Of freight handled ut this
point. For Years tho accommodations
afforded by tho L. Il O. ut this place
have been insufficient, both for freight
and passenger traffic, and the citizons
arc gratilicd to learn that Mt nj early
date they are to have 4 structure that
will DO second to none on the line.
With this much needed improvement
and the number OF business aud dwell
ing houses that are being erected, Fair
mont Is sure to become one Of the lead.
ing cities OF Wost Virginin.
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4 BARBhRIC WAR,
Fearful Butchery OF Prisoners During the
Saliva oc No,o,, '-I.s..a

Fearful Butchery OF Prisoners During the
scigo of icmcn.
vienna, Dec. 30.--A letter is pub
lished here describing tho ten weeks
siege OF Yemen by the Arabs. Tho
town was under bombardmcnt daily
while a terrible famine prevailed in
Yemen. Every person vcnturing out
OF the town to attempt to procure food
was driven back naked with nose and
ears. cut off or otherwise mutiated.
The insursent chief declares that he
would convert the Yemen Jews to
lslamism or extirpate them. Whom the
Turks relieved the city q general butch
cry oil prisoners occurred on both sides.
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INADENTIsTs CHAIR
nernard NOLAN Expires Under tho In
- u..A..s,. . u

nernard NOLAN Expires Undor tho In.
huoncs OF run Anncsthetic.
PITTsDuEGT, Dec. .30.-Bcrnard NOLAN,
aglass blower, aged 81 years, died in a
dentists chuir this afternoon while
under the influence Of an anaesthotic.
He callcdat tho Office OF DR.. W. S
Yates, No. SO2 Penn avenue, to have n
tooth. drawn, and at his request an
anacsthctic was administered. A few
minutes later Dentist Yates discovered
that he was not breathing and imme-
diate!y called III two physicians, but.
they we're unablcto rcsuscitate him. 1t
is thought death resulted from heart
disease. The coroner is now making an
investigation. The physicians say Dem
tist Yates was blamcless,
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NlNEhASn, Nj, Dec. 3O.-Work was
suddenly suspended at tho works OF tho
Eineland Glass company to-day, and
the fires banked, which has caused
numerous rumors. A member OF the
company snidto-niShtthut The stoppago
was ordortd because SO many Of their.
workmcn were laid up with the grip.
Anotherrmcmber stated that the COM
pany would be entirely rcorsanized be.
lore tho works startod up again,
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JERE LITTLE DEAD.
Tho Famous lion.uoky Outlaw nice

Til" Famous Kentucky Outlaw Meets
Death By Accident. Z,
Nr. SrFRLIss, KY, Dec. 3o.-Jerc
Little, the famous Breathitt county out
law, was accidentally killed near Jack
son on AIondaywhilc rolling logs. lis
cant hook slipped, throwinsh him down,
and an immense los rolled oycr him,
crushing every bono in his body and
Mashim. lis head to pulp. Li.tlowas
the lcadcrsof the funious Liltlc.Stron.
war 4 lew years ago in Breatllitt county,
and had stwonty-six builatsBin his body.
tho.timo. .ot Ibis death. Within The
lastyear or SO l.ittlo had reformed, and
was leading q quiet, peaceful lie.
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Ia GRAsD, oEE., Dec. 3o.-Tho fast
mail train OIL tho Union Pacific road
was wrecked near here last night. En-
ginccr R. L. Law, Fireman George Mil
Ter and a,tramp named Zumisky were
killed, and another tramp named Stig-
.mcr received fatal injuries. ltis sup
posed that in rounding O curve the
engine caused the rails to spread, pre-
cipitating the second engine, mail and
baggage car into tho river, . distance OF
fifty feet. The rest OF tho train kept
the track, none OF tho passcngcrs being
Eininreu tssii5 s&3Q z ;5si 6 = q III
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A SUDDEN DEATH,

President Of tho First National Bank Of
Fnirmont Falls Dead.
Special Dispatch 70 the Intellioa.cer.
FAlRMoST, w. VA, Dec. S0.-Mr. Harry
Fleming, President OF the First National
Bank OF this place, died very suddenly
this evening, He had been sick for
some time but was much better this
afternoon, being able to so to his meals.
lIo was sitting at the supper table
when he,gave 4 gasp and fell back dead.
Mr.. Flcmin. was an honorcd and
respected citizen and his death will be
mourned by large number OF friends
in this county.
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"A QUEER TURN.
Tho Case hgninSt Mrs. Gilmcr for A Attompt.
cd hurilor Dismissed !Aftor She IIud CON.

The Case Against Mrs. Gilmcr for Attompt.
cd AInrdor Dismissed Aftor She Hnd Con.
fesscd.
RicnNoyD, Va, Dec. 3o.-Thc Dispalch
Gays: ''Thc case OF the commonwealth
VS.. Mrs. Margaret Gilmcr, indicted for
attempting to poisoh her husband, was
called yesterday at Abingdon. The
prosecuting attorney was not ready and
asked Il postponoment, but counsel for
tho defense insisted on 4 trial, Tho
court ruled that no valid reason hoI
been shown for a further postponemont
ana tho case was dismissed. Mrs.
who has beon convicted OF poisonint.
his wife. ThGagrcomept between thom
was that shp should put her husband
out OF tho way by the some means. Tho
result yesterday wns asurprise. lS,
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TRAlNLoaD OF CRASKs.
4 Soval Cargo will Pass Over tho Illinois
Central IsOpu, 4,

. @No'"t SHfS 50 VIII T'IsS WIT tNb IIIlNOi3
Central Rnnd. III
CHICAGO, Dec. 30.--A trainload of
cranks will pass over tho Illinois Cen
tral railroad from Elsin to Chester
Tuesday evening noxt. To avoid OK
citemcnt that might result from 4 gath
ering OF sight sccrs Mt stations enroute
the unique run will bo made at night.
The unfortunates aro tho criminal in
sane OF the State, who by recent act OF
thclesislaturc, arc ordered separated
from other insane patients. The crinl-
inals will hereafter be housed by them
selves OH a high bluff near the Chester
pcnitcntiary. y
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SrnIa'y Now Tariff.

MAnRlD, Dec. So.-Thc new tarin
adopted by the cabinet and which is to
be published i'll full January imposes
prohibitive duties OH alcohol and sugar.
1t relieves the present burdens OH rails
and railway material generally. 1t does
not change the export duties, and thus
Spain's IMMORAL export trade cannot be
injured from this source.
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PlTTsnuRon, Pa, Dec. 80. Tho stri..c
Of the Job printers is in lie fourth
month with no indications OF au early
settlement. Both sides arc firm, and
the struggle has bean q very costly one.
5Nino new men from Philadelphia were
captured by the striicrs to-day and in
5duccd to return to thcirhomes. .;sf
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IS HE THE MAN?


Ahe 4NcSro ocuhIuh NTTesteu LOr tIl9 lItfu
Time for tho Pnckwood Murder.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. SO.-The fol-
lowing dispatch from Capt. w. G.
Cooper, pinkerton's detective at work
on the New Smyrna murder case, has
been received by the Associated Press
agent herce "AtlO o'clock this morn
ing I arrested Irving Jenkins for tho
murder OF the family in Packwood
house and havo produced evidence
sufficient to have him committed to
the county Jail at Deland."
jenkins is the negro who first gave
the alarm on the discovery OF the crime.
Twice before he has been arrested and
discharged. There is great excitement
among the people along the line Of
railroad from New Smyrna to Delahd.
The prisoner is under strong guard.
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Tho TcIscrapI.crs' strike.

OAKuI, TEXAS, Dec. so.-Tho situa-
ton here is unchanged. Not Il wheel is
turning. A call was made for trainmen
and engineers to talio out the Waco
train, but it was notrespondcdto. to. The
strikers were willing to; take ont mail,
but no passenger coaches. Tho strikers
are as confident as over OF winning the
81 ri l;n -. u - ~ -.
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american Historical Society.

WAsuISGros, D. G., Dec. So.-Tho
meeting OF the American Historical
Association was continued this morn
ing at tho National Theatre. \ largo
audience listened to six papers OIL
American history, two OF which wero
read by ladies.
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Elr,n,,rl Flrld,s q, .ct,on,ll,Jl,on.

NEw IoaK, Dec. 80. - Edward NJ.
Field continues TO sit silent and morose
in Ludlow street jail. lie ate a few
oysters yesterday afternoon, but re-
fused food This morning. lie has had
no alcoholic stimulants since Thursday
night. Ilo$is. still4ycrYiweak. n.
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BOTH CLAIM IT.
The Contest for tbs Ohio Senatorship is
On in Earnest.

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 3O.-The contest
for the senatorship is now on between
Senator Sherman and Ex-Governor For
aker. Senator Sherman will come in
from Washington tomorrow. The SEN
atorial caucus will probably be held OIL
Thursday OF next week, and tho two
branches will vote separately for sena-
, tor January - and OIL joint ballot the
18th. The managers on both sides
claim enough votes to insure the caucus
nomination.
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. pen,lsNl VnniN'S nulluine,

Il CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-Thc Worlds Fair
commissioners from Pennsylvania are
here with plans for the building toSbc
erected TO represent thoir ,stnto. The
building will be in ntpartn reproduction
OF Independence. HALL, and tits thought.
the old liberty bell will bebrought here.
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Reciprocity with Guatemala and salvador

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 30.-Rcci-
procity arrangements wero signed to-
day by Secretary Blaine with the minis
tcrs OF Guatemala and Salvador for their
respective countries. The arrangements
with Guatemala require tho approval Of
tho congress OF that country, but it is
expected that the arrangement with
Salvador will 10 into operation Fcbru-
nrY |, next. l.-..L
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A Threntpned Iiebcl,ion.

LosDoN, Dec. 3O.-Thc Berlin corros-
pondent OF the Daily Ne,rs says: Bul-
garia is resolved to proclaim her indie
pcndcnco should the Porte yield to tho
demands Of Franco in the Chadouine
nilnir g,
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Disa,str.o,ns Blaze.

RAuwAy,N.J,,5Dcc. 3O.-The most
disastrous fire here in years Iias or.
cured. The fire started Mt No. I52
Main streetand burnel to No. 10. Tho
loss is SG0, 200; partly insured.
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UNIVERSITY EXTENSION.
The First Annual Conference in Session Mt
Ph.lndclDhin

ihiinociphin.
PmLADELpmA, Pa, Dec. 30.-The
first annual conference on university
extension held under the auspices OF
the American Society for University
Extension convened here this morning
III Association hall. Among tho dele
gates to the conference arc many OF the
most distinguished scholars and edu-.
Gators in the country. DR.. Wm. Pepper,
provost OF the University OF Pcnnsyl-
vania, presided and made the address
Of Of welcome to the delegates. DR..
Pepper was followed by United States
Commissioner OF Education sWm. 7.
Harris, who read a paper upon ''Thc
Place OF University Extension in Ameri-
can Education"
The conference will remain in session
tomorrow and Friday.
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Russia anutl,e xplvcrcln.

LONDON, Dec. 30.-Thc Paris cores.
pendent OF tho Tincs says that con-
ierences looking TO the admission
OF Russia into the zolseroin began
at st. Petersburg on Saturday last.
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Why War News lyns SCARCE.

WAsuISGToN, Dec. 3O.-There was Il
dcarth OF war news at the departments
to-day. The members OF tho cabinet
went to the Sherman wedding before
noon and only routine business could be
transacted i'll their absence. An order
was issued from the navy department
to-day, but it was simply an instruction
to the naval and marine officers in
Washington to put on their best uni
forms day after tomorrow and gather
at the navy department to call ut the
executive mansion to pay their respects
to the President. r..
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BuDA PEsrII, Dec. 30-A rag picker
i'll this city to-day found large loaf OF
broad which, upon examination, was
found TO contain fragments OF IN in
fqnt's body. The whole mass had been
well baked.
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Tic Sick statesp, on.

WgsHlSGToS, D. G., Dec. S0.-Speaker
CrislSand Senator Proctor arc better
to-day. Representative Mills goes ont
doors each day and is rapidly reeaining
strcnulh - ~!
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Arclldcaeon Pillslnston Morris Dead,

LONDON, Dec. 30. ArchdcaconJ. Pilk.
ington Morris, D.$D, just appointed as
dean .ot Chichester, ID dead. He had
held the archdcaconry OF Bristol since
1891 ~ ggEt s. ~ hs &. -, Z, 5 gss . +
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4 CONDENSED 6 3TELEGRAMs!
Twenty soldiers were killed in a raj

. .sHlWClllS. ScltllclS'NS NS.iCt AZ u llll-
road accident i'll Russia.
Robert Brown and Lincoln White,
two miners in n coal mine ut
Rich Hill, lio.,worc killed last nightly
an explosion OF gas.
Brakeman IIerrick was found guilty
by the coroner's Jury OF 3 causing the
New York Central wreck, !; in which
twelve lives were lost. IL s5
4. man disguised rs postal official on,
tho protense Of revising the contentsof
4 mail cart, in, Vienna, stole registered
letters valued. at Sl0.OD0 to-day.
Tho assault ofltkrSs on Constable 3Ic-
Williams, of Dayton, o., $Canscd such
feeling among he bet;ep class Of
citizons D Chat, all samblin.& houses
closed lastni.ht. iltis understood tint
Itheintcntion ,is}t rutlS all gamblers ont
.oftliecityianl sivGt thicvesftwenty-four
hours notice to get out. X: 4,
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Cathalvo's Tmnnclnl scheme.

LysnoS, Dec. 30.-Scnor Cathalvo,
minister Of finance, expresses conf.
dcncc in his ability to effect an cquiIib-
rum between revenue and expenditure
without increasin. taxation,
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Death from tho Grip.

STOCKHOLM, Dec. influenza has
spread 10 an alarming extent in this
city. Hundreds OF new cases are re-.
ported daily. Tho mortality is ten per
cont. ". IN ~ HaEt...
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ono Moro. VICTIM. ~

LoxpoS, Dec. 30. Another: boy has
died from ,thc effects Of injuries sns-
tanned by the terrible disaster the
theatre at Gatcshcad on Saturday last.
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ROME, Dec. S0,-Innuenza in a serious
form is prevalent in northern Italy.
Tho affection also prevails here and in
Florenco,: but in mildcr form than III
the north. 3a, l94f, Is
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Apn.l,er HUNGRY pempcurnt.

BALLsroS, N. Y, Dec. So Edward II.
Iloyt, Democrat, OF Milton, will contest
tho seat OF Harvey J.:Donaldson, Re-
publican,3o Of this Village, in thcstatc
snnotnI1s 5st,r W. b fl i 30 ~ * fl-54fs
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Docs not Slmre., Princes.

NlESSA, y Dec, ;'O-Princef Alfred
5All'o'nr''ienuovo, grandson Soi tic Arcli-
duchess Marie Louise, once the wife Of
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Tho Now spn.IshLonn.

MADRID, Dec. O,-71'hcnpatinig Of the
new Spanish loan lns provcdsQ failure,
only one.tifth having been subscribed
for. A. syndicatetakea thc3remuinder.