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TEE DUCHESS on MARLBOROuGH
After Deduotidg $4,000 from Her In
come She VIII Have Pin.monsy Left.

After Deduotidg $4,000 from Her In.
come She viii Have Pin.monsy Left.
New YORK, Dec. 3l.-The Duchess OF
Marlborough will have to cartail her
expenses in the future by $50 600 a year,
the Supreme Court having decided that
that sum must be applied to the pay.
ment of three iude Aents, aggregating
500 600, which wer recovered against
nsrrecently. A su' was 5egpn by John
Jeifray, Who gets Che judgments, TO as
certain hoH' :YcGh her iGdyGnip required
for htr maintenance. The Duchess an.
swered that her net income did not ex.
ceed $l35, 600, am all OF :: vas necessary.
William A. Duer wRs selected as referee,
and he fiuds that her grots annual in
come is $4,000 and her net income
SlS0,0OO. The referee further fiHds that
she will have reasonable allowance
after deducting $50 900 a year. This re-
port has been approved.
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sBNSg PROoBgDISGS
MIR. Morgun's Atslqdmonts to the Election
B!u-An Appear From the Chair.

Mr.. MorgnnH AiSLadments to the Election
B!Il-An Appear From the Chair.
WAstiweToN, D. @, Dec. Sl.-Altsr
disposing OF little rostine morning.
businsss the Senate resumed the con.
sidersdon OF the MorSap> resolution
.4ela:lye to oansndmeatst to the Elections
bW and disguised the point of''>Sder
made against it by Senator ShermaA.
which Was that the resolution was now
on the calendar and could not be taken
mn except by unanimous consent. The
Viee President sustained Mr. Sherman z
noint and-AIr. Morgan appealed and
.esoceeded to address the Senate on his
appeal. ...,i,od ,,o,ors M.
Morgan had finished and the matter
rent over without action. The Senate
rhen resumed consideration OF the Etec'
r;ons bill and Mr. George took the floor
Al the conclusion Of the speech Mr
HNTley alluded TO tho shooting Of Post
Tasster Matthews in the senator's (Mr
Gsorpe'e) town. The shootiDg, he said
,Sssip cold blood and because he was
Republican. Mr.. George eaid that. poll
lies had nothing 10 do with the shoot
jpp. THE Senate then adjourned til
Flidsy at r0tn.
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NEW YEARS aRRlYls
And ia Ushsred 10 by shootIng, whistllpl
nnd nalIa.

And ia Usllered ia by shooting, whistlluE
aud nells.
The advent of the new year was an
nounced about ten minutes before Il
last night by blowing of steamboat, en-
CINE and mill whistles, the fiiing oi
scores OF huge FIRE crackers, and the ring
ing OF all the church bells. A cornetisl
playing with an orchestra for ball at
the Gernanis hall put his head out ol
the window and blew the bugle reveille.
Shouting and cheering on the streets
madea merry accompaniment.
There were balls and parties galore
last night. One OF the most enjoyable
Tas at the Ariun ball, where the Arion
club aud its friends danced TO music by
the Opera Houae orchestra. The Teu-
tonia Singing Society also gave ball in
its hall, for which Mayors played.
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TIE CHASTITY SEQUEL
To the WIlksSbAFro Mine Explosion Of
Last March-Bodies just Recovered.

Last March, Bodies Just Recovered.
WnKEsDARRE, Pa, Dec, 3l-A ghAstly
sequel is beng enacted to-day to the
iriRhtiul disaster which occurred in No
8 shaft Of the Lehigh and wilkesbarre
Coal Company, at South Wilkesbarre, on
Maach 8. On that date an explosion Get
fire TO the mine, in which were impris.
oned eight miners. Repeated and des-
perate efforts were made TO rescue the
unfortunate men, but it was not. until
this morning that the point where the
men were buried was reached. The
bodies OF two have already been recov-
cred and the others will probably be
found before night. A large number Of
excited relatives and friends OF the dead
men now gathered at the mouth OF the
mine.
Superintendent Scott and District
Superintendent LIE n all came out Of the
No. 3 shaft at noon to-day and to the
Associated Press reporter they said that
two OF the bodies had been brought to
the surface and two more had been
found. AS yet there are no trace OF the
others, but they are thought to be near
by and may be recovered at any time.
As to resumption Of work, Superin.
tendent LeWall said that it was as yet
indefinite, although the main gangway
was cleared and the return current Of air
was established. 0perationsin the shaft
may possibly begin within the next
two weeks. The mine has been idle
since the disaster in March last.
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ST. LOWS, Dec. Sl.-The annual meet.
ing Of the Western Commercial Travel
ers' Association was called to order yes
terday ct the Lindell Hotel, by President
james Zimmerman. After the reports
OF the Secretary Treasurer and Finance
Committee were rendered, the following
officers were elected: President, James
Bannermaun, st. Louis; First Vice Pres
dent, William j. Kinsella, st. Louis;
Second Vice President, Samuel B. Hop
kins, Dallas, Texas; Third Vice Presi.
dent, William E. CLARK, Kansas City,
Mo. Fourth Vice President, George Ii.
Randall, Brooklyn, N. Y, Fifth Vice
President, Harry Olemmer, Memphis,
Tenn. Sixth Vice President, Phil Tfoun.
stein, Denver, Col, The Board Of Ditec'
tors, who were also elected, will elect the
Secretary and Treasurer.
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In the case Of Fred Hall VS.. j. NJ.
Phillips and others, the injunction
granted some time ago was dismissed
and the defendant was awarded ten per
cent on the sum at issue as damages.
The case Of NJ. Bleyfuss ys. the
Wheeling Butchers Association was dis.
missed, having been pend sing four years
without any order being entered except
orders Of continuance. ~
l. the case OF Neill K Elllngh1m vs.!
the Rogers Bros. Produce Company, OF
Caliiornia, judgment was entered in
favor Of the plaintiffs for SS,5S7 45, and
the sheriff was directed to sell $50 sacks
Of prunes, being the lot frat attached,
and bring the proceeds into court.
The case Of Dulaney VS.. Brilles & Son
went over to next Monday on account
Of the illness OF Colonel White, ol
counsel.
Patrick Murty, a native Of Iraland,
was admitted to citzenship by Judge
PAUL.
John W. Walton, who has been the
acceptable and efficient deputy clerk Of
the circuit court for the past seven
yesrs, yesterday qualified as auch deputy
FOR the ensuing term.
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THOSE CONSULAR FRAUDS.
The story Greatly E1aEEOrated-Nos of
Great Importance.

The story Greatly ExaEGorated-Nos Of
Great Importance.
wAsHINGToS, D. O., Dec. Sl.-secre-
tary Window has received the report OF
Special Agent Whitehead in regard to
alleged frauds on the revenue in the
matter OF goods shipped from Canada,
but refused to disclose the character Of
It's contents for the reason that it ap.
plies solely to the consular service and
does not reflect in ths slightest degree
upon the treasury customs service. He
had therefore referred the report to the
Secretary Of State. II is now said that
the published reports in regard to the
matter are greatly exaggerated, and that
while Irregularities we're found in the
consular service as recently admins
tered in Canada the resultant Losses to
the government through underyaluation
or otherwise are nothing like the
amount stated in some Of the papers,
viz, million dollars.
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HORROR AT A LliIBER CAMP.
A Man oesmatsd, Otasrs Fatally Burned
nnd Chi drsn Frozen TO Death.

A Man ossmntsd, Otnsrs Fatally Burned
and Chi dren Frozen to Death.
WnLIAMsPoRr, Pa, Dec. 3l.-Nsws
has been received here OF the burning
to death of Chester Griswold, and the
probable fatal burning of his father and
Harvey Stevens, all OF Greenwood, N.
Y, in their yergaser lumber camp, 10
miles from Coudersport, Potter county.
Stevens had charge Of the camp, and
the two Griswolds worked for him.
S,cvens' wife and eight-yGar-old boy
were also in lhe camp. The little boy
was tho lrs. in the camp to be awaken
ed by the FIRE, aboat midnight. He gave
the alarm and jumped cut OF window.
Mrs. Stevens escaped by dash!ug
through the flames TO the door. Her
husband tried to follow her, but fell TN.
conscious in the doorway. MIA. Stevens
rushed back and dragged him out. The
elder GTiswold succeeded in getting out
OF the house, but fell senseless in the
snow. His son was burned with the
building.
Mrs. Stevens got both men to another
shanty. She could find no trace OF her
child. Next morning abe found him
frozen to death in the snow half q mile
from the camp. It is not believed that
either Stevens or Griswold can survive
The fire wasu undoubtedly Of incendiary
origin, 3.
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The Association will keep open house
from 8 o'clock to 10. Young men are
Invited to call in the afternoon and
attend the entertainment in the even
ing. An attractive programme will be
presented. =,
A New Years service will be held
next Sunday afternoon.
The animal election Of eight director
will be held nezt Monday between the
hourB Of IL m. and 1880 p. N. All active
members are entitled TO vote.
Thoughts upon Business" will be the
subject OF a practical talk by q business
man next Tuesday evening.
The evening classes in book keepinl
and penmanship will be reorganiEeC
next week.
The sixth anniversary Of the ABgosa
ton will 10 held in the Fourth Stree
J II. s. Church sunday evening, Januar.
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Allerhopy Couut,,s murder record. .

PrTTsDuRGH. Pa, December Sl.-The
coroner's report for 1890 shows twenty
eight murders and sizy.four suicides in
Allegheny county during the past year.
The increase in murders is not regarded
as remarkable in view Of the fact tina,
only one man has been hanged for muir
der in this county in eight years. The
number Of inquests held during the
year was 0si, an increase OF 30 over last
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ProhibItion Convrntiou.

The Prohibihonists Of Wheeling, 10.
gether with all the good citizens .lesirous
Of municipal reform, are hereby re-
guested 70 meet in convention a. Nc
Ltiu's hall, on Thursday afternoon, jan
uary !, 1881, ~ $3.50 p. M, for the puf-
pose Of placing full local ticket IN thu
field for city election. We invite all
who, beneath our colorg, are willing 20
cooperate with Us 70 secure a proper
and Efficient city government.
PRoHIBIT;oE Executive ColnulTEn
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NRw YoRK, Dec. 3l.-The business
failures occurring throughout the United
States for tho entire year, 1890, as re.
ported by r. G. Dan & Co., the Mercan.
tile Agency, are l0,907 in number, being
but 2b greater than in the year 1889
when the number was I0,SS2 The liza
bilities, however, show a very large in'
crease over 1880 being SiS9, 900 900 as
against Sl4S,OO0 600, aniucrease OF $41,'
OUO,OO0. These are the largest liabil
ities since 1884. when they amounted to
S226 000,O 600. In Canada the failures fol
the year are l,S47 in number as against
1877 the year previous. The liabilities
are SIS 000,0 900 in 1890, against Sl4, ,OO0,
600 in 1889,
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A HopefuI oa,loolr.

DyaliE, Dec. 3l.-Ths Freemas,s .I5,l
nal TO day announces THAI Mr. Tmosbv y
D. Harrington, n. p, will probably Sc
present at the next meeting BETWEEN
Messrs. Parnell aud O'Btien, me
Journal is also Of the opinion shat he
outlook for a settlement OF the msttera
In dispute among the Irish leadffB d
hopeful, ag the long interchange .ol
views which took place yesleriay
Boulogne must have tended to vo|4
tho basis Of an agreement,
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In Mayor sssbright's court yesterdsy '
Mag Burke was given thirty days IN i
for frequenting a saloon when drunk !,
but on her promising later 70 reform, u Q
Mayor suspended Judgment I'D allowed
her to go. Mag Wells, colored, did not
have as good luck; she went 70 jail.
Four diaorderly cases were continued
until Saturday. The Mayor yesterday
released from the workhouse Clevt-
land vag lsent up some time ago, on his
promising to leave town.
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A CkllICAL PERIOD.

Tho Cioture Resolution May Como to a
Vote TaesdRy.-Tho Election Din Blocks
tho Way for EssrytIiinS.
6peeiag D5puieh to lie Iaie4fGeneT.
WAsuINGToS, Dee. Sl.-A Republican
Senator stated to-day that it was the IN
tantion of his side Of the Chamber to
get vote upon the cioture resolution
on Tuesday next, II possible. He added:
"Just what will be the result of that ef.
fort no one not possessed Of Divine wis.,
dom can ioretell."
That appears to be the situation in
nut shell. Meanwhile, deadlock in
all legislation exists, and 1t is impossible
TO penetrate the gloom which enshrouds
the future beyond the period mentioned
when the effort to vote upon the ctoture
resolution is to be made. II is very
probable tina: should vote occur with.
in week from this time the resolution
will be adopted. There appear to be
only five or Elk Senators opposed to ii
but should there be prolonged wrangle
over the details of getting at vote, the
result will be doubtful.
1DLocEADR.
No business can be transacted while
the present conditions exist in the Sen
ate; every one is anxious, too, for some.
thing to be done. There are, for in-
stance, a humber OF important measures
on the Senate calendar from the Com.
mitiee on Agriculture, which are OF
vital importance to the country, and
over which tits conceded that there will
be not little discussion. They are the
pureiOod, Couger lard, meat inspection
and bureau of animal industry bills.
The impressive part OF Senator VOL
cotPs speech yesterday in favor OF laying
aaide the election bill, was that whicn
referred TO the measures which must be
passed for the farmers, and which he
declared could not receive action unless
there was an immediate end put to the
- general debate which had been in pro.
eress for month.
MORTON WILL DR THERE.
1t ia understood that the Vice
President Morton has informed the
'. Republicans OF his intention to &C
cupy tho presiding officers chair al
the time the nnal vote on the ctotprt
resolution isto be passed, indicating thai
he will apply whatever procedure The
caucus may agree upon to cut of debate
Before vote ia reached q half dozen Of
more Senators who have left the city
for two weeks OF more, most Of them t
look out after their reelection, will hsvI
10 be called back. A full attendance o.
the Republican membership will be nee
essary TO make q quorum for the resolu
tiop, while it is not probable that suct
men as Plumb, Teller, Wolcott, Stewsr
and Quay would join the minority t
break quorum, with view to defeat
ing the cioture resolution, OF anything
else. Itis conceded by everyone tha. 1
vote ehould not be pressed till every Re
PUBLICAN. Senator is in his seat. Till the
eiecion bill is ont Of the way no general
legStEn can be had, and that measure
cannotlq passed or defeated till step!
are takeno close debate.
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PrrTsRuRau, Dec. Sl,--A conference Of
wire manufacturers is in ressiou here,
the object being to devise means Of cur.
failing the output Of the mills and to
advance pIicee. 1t is denied that a trust
is in contemplation. The manuiactur.
era claim that the business has been run
on starvation prices, owing TO ruinous
competition. The conference will last
several days. Every wire mill in the
country ia represented.
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REPusRp THK pkMANp.
PennsylvanIa Coal Operators Refuse t
Make Concessions to the Miners.

"
PennsylVanla Goal Operators Refuse tC
Make Concessions to the Miners.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3l.-The miners
and mine lsborers Of bitumipous coal
regions under the jurisdiction OF Dis,
trict Assemblies No. 9 and A, K. of L.,
at a meeting held in Altoona on Decem-
ber 20, framed circular which was sent
to operators in which upwards Of two
dozen demands we're made. The prin-
Cipal demand was change in the price
OF mining from fifty cents gross ton to
fifty cents net ton. The other demands
referred solely to rules and wages gov.
erning laborers and drivers. AT meet.
ing held in this city yesterday the tol.
lowing circular was framed, which will
be posted in all the mines today:
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 80.
"In view Of the demands Of the printed
circular, dated Altoona, December 20,
1890, from the Mine WoEkers' Associa;
ton, Districts A and 9, the coal opera.
tors and colliery owners conferred In
Philadelphia to-day and decided that no
advances or concessions be made. Their
reasons for this decision were that the
prospects for business during the coming
year, owing to the general depression Of
trade throughout the country, and the
composition OF other regions working at
lower prices will not warrant any in.
cseaae in the cost OF coal. Under the
above conditions we deem the demands
unreasonable and can not be complied
with.
"(signed.) ]. CHESTER WILSON, :.
Secretary"
TweutY.iour OF the largest companies
in that district were represented az the
conference.
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DIsmi.ss,i, of Course.

okRRoLlTos, MIss, Dec. sl.-A pre-
limlnary trial Of Mcbride for the killing
OF ]. NJ. Matthews, postmaster at this
place, on Christmas day, was held yes
terday before Mayor Carpenter. TWgn-
ty.fve or thirty Witnesses veIe exam
ined, and alter exhaustiug gni21nts or
the legal points involved, tho court d.
cided that McBlide acted in sell defense
and discharged him.
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Tweuty.iour Of tbe largest companies
in that district were represented at the
cnnfeFenrA
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CosL@ICIfr, wAs1a Dec S1.--Walter
8. Webb, eH.casbisr Of the Northern
radGc T"pn Company at Spokane
F, y el:: qitted suicide last night. He
ia s%-ss IN his accounts. BE was
500 Of William D. Webb, Secretary o.
Montana under President Cleveland.
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r.nrrnIprnrsyllr.

ToRoNTo, oNr, Dec. 3l.-James Mac
farlane and his sister, Mrs. Insell, we've
charged in the police court here to-day
with incest. The pair have been living
together as man and wife for the past
seven years under assumed names. The
man was found guilty and sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary and TO re-
Ceive forty lashes. The woman, whose
husband is still living, was remanded
the magistrate believing her brother
had compelled her TO live with him as
hia Uifa
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. Stat mid
night 500 men quit work at the Besse.
mer Steel Works of Carnegie &. Co.
The men we're mostly. Hungarian labor
era who asked q 10 per cent tadvance and
Shours. Some $50 men at the Rakin
Station furnaces also struck, owing to
the discharge OF two Union men.
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GEN. SPINNER DEAD.

The Ex.Treasurer OF the United States
Dies in Jacksonville, Fla.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Dec. 3l.-Gen.
F. E. Spinner, ex-Tressurer OF the
United States, died at $3.50 this evening.
Francis Z. Spinner was born in Herki.
mer county, N. Y, in 1902. He repre-.
scented the Seventeenth New York dis
triCt in Congress from 1866 TO 1861, and
was then appointed Treasurer.
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he was assigned to the Seventh Cavalry,
with the rank uf second lieutenant. he
served with his regiment through sever
eral Indian campaigns, and was present
at Custer's fatal fight in 1876, being at
tached to Reno's command. The casual
ties in his regiment gave him his promo.
ton to the rank Of first lieutenant, and
in September, 1885, he received his com.
mission as captain, being next to the
youngest officer Of his rank in his regi-
TnanE
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day, said It was IN unheard Of and extra
ordinary proceeding for subordinates 70
alraign superior officer. He thought
ikwas abont time that the incunbents
Of the Civil Service Commission should
understand that they are not supreme IN
their power, and that 1t would be well
enough to impress upon them this fact.
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yVbn, ~. .,s1,,I,,, 1,,.,,..

PANS, Dec. 31.-The Steele clS.ui 10
know that hot and hostile tisd Iol
took place yesterday at the conference
between Messrs. Parnsli aud OlBdst a
Boulogne-Sur-Mur. This discussion, "a.
cording to the Sieeie, lasted until toward
midnight and renders a reconciliation
between the Irish leaders most improt.
able, II ~
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Admitted to nan.

NV YoRK, Dec. William VIII.
Jams, Joseph Turner, John and Louis
Weber and Charlts Ash, tho foremsu
held accountable for the accident to the
Kohler brewery, which resulted in the
death Of two men yesterday, we're bailed
this morning in the sun Of Ss5, 900.
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WILMINGTON, DEL., Dec. Sl.-The Del
aware Printing Compsny'a establish.
msnt printers and dealers in books, sta
tionary, etc, was closed by the Sheriff
at noon. Mr.. L. F. James, President oi
the company, said he had no statement
to make except that the company wal
unable 70 meet its engagements.
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nirnnmnnd foranld.

NEw YoRx, Dec. sl.-A special dla'
patch from London received to-day in
Waii ttreet says Il Is ruuorod that a
Iarya demand has been made from, the
Bank Of England Of gold for shipment 70
New York,
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s'es;di DipctsA u ts hithigo'eT.
wAsu1soToS, D. c., Dec. 3l,-Psn-
slOus were granted TO West yirginiOns
10, day as ferUwa:
Original invalid Nimrod Austin, Nor
gantoWn; John Wesley p-rr, Plymouth ;
Justls F. Rlss, Simpson; CEarles NJ
Petrey, Fairfield; John Mrkown, WheOl
ing; William &, Ryan, Parkershurg
Alex. w. Shaw, Grafton; William Ram
sey, C0psnhlyer's Mills.
Additionsl-DAuiel Bsubaker, Buch
anan.
Iucreasa--Johu Pearl, p. Pleasant.
Reissue-7James D, Young, Van Camp
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pslhy,DUe iiClSlS.
The civn s.rvieO oommissiOn's Attack on
H. MannmAker.

NJ. WannmakeF.
WAsHIYtToS, Dec. 3l.-The action ot
tho 6iyil s,ryiGe Commissioners, in at
tackipe he Postmaster General, is
severely 4ticlsed by both Democrats
and Republicans.
Tho mater Was alluded TO at the
Cabinet melting yesterday, and II is not
fmpFobabl that the President may take
gome noAe of 1t. .,,,
While d Postmaster General declined
"a talk 3 The subject, he regards the
communication as ilnpertinent ana en-
rirely unglled for. A member OIL the
OaLineL, ! abiding 70 this mAltet TO-
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Thinlln WnrInnYItnbIe.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Dec. Sl.-The
Times Democrat San Antonio, Tex,
special says: Brigadier General Stanley,
who spent eight years among the Sioux,
thinks & war will follow the fight at
Wounded Knee, as It only required
bloodshed to arouse the Indians.
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SEATTLE, WASH, Dec. Si.-oharles R,
Hammond, formerly proprietor Of the
notorious Cleveland street house, Lon
don, who was convicted OF grand larceny
few days ago, was to-day sentenced 70
two years In the pen. The case was ap-
Tealet to the supreme oo9Tt.