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On Tuesday, Dec. sth, nj 1880 a. M,
Mt No. $50 ;. West Temple Street, the
finest sale had this year 800 yards Of
line Carpets, Parlor Set, COS, 500, .
Wardrobos, 2 Bedroom Sets, Matfesscs,
Chitioniers, lotl Of Tables, Chair, Cook
Stove, 4 Heating Stoves, host Of
Dishes and Glassware, Sliverware,
fine Book Case, lot OF Bedding, hall
Sofa, cost $40, 3 fms Birds and Cages,
best singers In town, Shotgun and oasc,
fine Lamps AMI Llneolium, and thou.
sand other articles,
X. A. ANnnEws, Auctioneer.
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Holiday oood,l johnson, Pratt q Co.
Silver Goods. johnson, Prat. a Co

For all forms Of nasal cataTrh where
there IL dryness Of the air passage.
with what IL commonly called "stuf.
ling up" especially when going to bed,
Ely's Cream Balm gives immediate
relief. Its benefit 10 me has been
priceleS.--A. q. Case, NJ. D., Mil.
wood, Kansas.
one OF my children had very bad
discharge from her noso. Two physi.
clans prescribed, but without benefit.
We tried Eiy's Cream Balm, aud.
much 10 our surprise, there was a
marked improvement. We continued
using the Balm and In short time the
discharge was cursd.-o. A. Cary,
Corning, n. Y.
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Dr. II. l.. ~. John VI hJwland,
Putnam county, Missouri, takes cs.
pecial pleasure In recommending
Chambeflain's Cough REMEDY, bo.
cauee he knows IL 10 lie reliable. lie
has used II In his practice for several
Year,, and says there Ia none better.
II Ii especially valuable Tor colds aui
rs aprevcntivc ami cure for Group.
This most excellent medicine "a Tor
sale by 4. G.. NJ. /. Drug store. is
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VIII b. solJ without reserve, COM
mtncing Tuesday nj =. M, and every
day until disposed Of a large stock u
Groceries, consisting Of Teas, Coffee,
Tobacco, Spices, Glassware, etc. Also,
Countetr, Shelving aud Fixtures, Mt
the old store OF q. w. DAVIS, Market
Row, 50 West First South.
CuAs. sANSOM, Assignee.
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DuRsUANT 80 Al EXECUTION 10 MI
Il directed by tho Third judicial nstris {
Court OF NO Territory of utah, nave levied
upon Nd shall expose at public falo, at ihn
riy uf sat lake, County OF ralt Lato and To-.
ri0ty uf Utah on The 3ltn day 0t December,
is4l, A v O'Clock noon OF said day, hll Mo
Taylor Of, M rud IN nc following described
real estate, situate, lying and beng m the
county ni sails akti Territory ui Utah, aud
drtcr he'd a. follows The east z of Loo q.
niock 20, fiat u, salt Lake Clty survey. eom
monrlnz at the touihrast corner OF said lot
running thence west 90 rods, thence uofth W
rods, thence tAst - rods thence south A.
rods 10 place Of beginning
10 be toid ~ lie property OF Caroline va,
ior, ~ tnu suil ~ Theodore a, Davis.
1ormk Of sale cash.
Dated ~ salt Lake city, this IN day OF De.
oemhor, 1901,
ANDREW ]. Bt'Rr, sheriff
Nv JOHN u. OUMMOCA, Deputy, diav =
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when n,by was sick, we rave he. castorls.
when she vas enid. she cried Tor castofia
When aho became Miss, she chung % cnsiofia.
Wien sho had Childrvn, aho gave lhcH cass0riA
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FOUND.
A WAGON SPRING, owNER CAS GIT
nat this ONCE
NOTICE.

rINHE ANNUAL MEETING of TlfE STOCK
hulderf OF The Missuuln Placer Mining
Company will be- held NJ The company's oilGo,
room ~ Con tituuon BniliinR, sat lake tiiy,
on Monday, December ", ltll, nj p,m. FOR tie
election nf officers and toe NanfHtil1u at such
other business thnt may come before tie meet
NJ. JEsaE So 10Y. IN. .nlrnlarN.
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ri'o sEIf. THE rArENT LAMP CHIMNEY
Il Cleaner, sells "a sight, 80 humuug,
every housekcper buy sample l2r.; ttampa
taken. m ClllL AkEN1ILS co.
Lon0shA, Mn
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We, tho undersigned ciii1ons and reel.
rcsniuiiona rs passed by the Silt lako
city Chamber 0fCommcfco, OF salt Lake
Guy, Utah, and respectfully ask the hon
orahlo mcmhegs Of the legislature OF
Utah to appropriate the amount required
to iitly represent Utah NJ the Worlds Co.
lumhian Fair.
Signatures. Residence.
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Dear Sr--ln compliance with these rcs-
olutions. the undersigned committee 70.
specially ask you 10 Sign the pstitinn
herewith enclosed and to circulate tho
same among your friends and neghbors,
and whom, In your judgment. sufficient
signatures have been Obtained, return
In the addressed envelope herewith on
closed.
Trusting that you will give the enclosed
communications the attention, which. on
account oftho importance, they deserve,
we remain, respectfully yours.
THEp !. ktEsEL,
l.. II. LANNAN.
Commissioners Of Utah Worlds Colum.
bnn Fair. ftEp SIMON,
President Chamber Of Commerce.
JonS w. DONSELLAN,
II. V. MKLuY, Nice-Pfcsidont.
Secretary.
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FOR FURNITURE

Carpets, Wall Paper, Uphoi-
stery, Curtains, Polos. Shades,
ETC., call on
N < v E & CHILD,
~ z. First South,
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SUMMONS.

uNENRiTORY OF UTAH. COUNTY or
i salt Lake, In the Justices Court, Noun
tain Dell precinct before Mm, u, Hardy, Jus
ice Of the Peace. Martin Jensen, plalntlr, VI.
John boo, defendant demand !! " To John
Doe, sfoeiugi You arc hereby sumfaGnod 10
be- and appear before me, tho undelsigned, NJ
my once In Mountain bell precidft, IN salt
l.aku County, Territory Of Utah, and answer a
compliant nlod asuinsl you BY the above named
palnlin on tho 18th DAY OF December, 1871, at
" O'Clock m,
sara action Is brought 10 recover from you
the ann Ot two dolafs Aud nfty cents. owing
aud due from YOU IN plAiutin tor damages done
by the following described animal, 10 wit
one light sprrul Mare, : orc yuAri Old, white
top with n bar undvrnsathl un lett shoulder.
" you fail 10 10 appear ana anaWUr tho plain
IN VIII take Judgment AGAINST you Tor the Auin
of two dollar and lfty cents ami costs,
Gwen under my hAnd lhis IN day ~ 10
conbor, AID. 1891. ", n, HARDY,
Justice OF the fcaro.
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Lost.

DY MISTAKE, fiyE noILARs PAID TO
ID nswshoy, can IDENTIFY sAme. Reward az
~ Ahws ONCE fOr return,
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SANTA CLAUS
RECEPTION!

Monday, Dec.
9TH, 1891, COM
menCing at 7 p.
m. Helcl's Band
will furnish the
Music.
Come and see
the jolly, fat old
man, and take
a look at the
GrandDisplay of
Christmas Holi-
clay Goods. A
much larger and
BETTER Stock
than we exhibit
tied last year.
p-o- NO GOODS WILL DE
SOLD THAT EVENING. wa
u II a III
BOOK & STATIONERY %.
~ MAIN STREET. 70
Duncan NJ McAllisier, Manager.
Children will not be
,xl,~..l4-I -. A. ...x,I.4
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BURNED TO DEATH
III n Hotel Fire-Four Persons Meet Death
In tho Elumes

III tlo 4 flumeB.
JAMESTOWN, n, Y, Nov. oS.-Eire
broke out in the kitchen OF the Old
Homestead hotel at an early hour this
morning, and the whole building was
soon in n blaze. This is brick struc-
ture at the corner OF Pine and Third
streets. Tho iiremen worked like
heroes, their efforts being redoubled
when it was rumorcd that several per
sons were in the burning building. As
the flames wero driven back, the fire.
men penetrated into the structure, and
us they reached the second story they
found at the foot OF the stairs leading to
the floor above the horribly burned
body oil Maggie Wilson, waiter. She
had been here but n few months, and
had relatives living in Derrick City, Pa.
Shortly after the iiremen penetrated
to the room OIL the floor above, where
the unfortunate girl had been sleeping,
with other employees OF the hotel. a
woman's body was found lying across II
trunk with a little boy in her arms.
This was Mrs. Buchanan. pastry cook,
with her little SON. She came here
from the Riddle House, Bradford, Pa.
Mrs. Marsh, Il dish washer, was found
in bed in tho same room, evidently hav-
ing never awakened. She came from
Warren, Pa. All thrce bodies in the
room were untouched by fire, death
having been caused by suf.ocation.
Several other inmates escaped from
the hotel in their night clothing, not
having time to dress. Loss about$G,OO0,
with s.. 900 insurance.
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town Of Kasamatsu Jared like Kano,
every dwelling being mass OF debris.
Everywhere survivors were to be found
digging utdead and wounded and fight.
ing against conilagrations that broke
out OH all sides. The shock experienced
at Ogaki was so severe that scarcely Il
sound house was left standing with tho
exception OF the castle, which, despite
its 40 years, stood the shock romarka.
bly, well.
Gobo Temple, belonging to tho Shin
Sen oi Buddhists, was crowded with
worshiprers, it being the anniversary
OF the death OF Shirran, founder OF tho
sect. The temple icll, burying at least
fifty people. The ruins took fire and
the shrloking victims were consumed
by tho flames.
Tho town OF Nagerio escaped lightly
in comparison with the region west OF
there, embracing Gifu, 0gaka and
Kio.o. Slight shocks wcro felt at Ma.
gorio on tho night OF October %, then
on Wednesday morning. Forty Christ
ians were assemb!edin one OF tho build
ings of the Methodist Protestant school.
When the sound Of distant rumbling
arose and tho building began to tottor,
tho worshippcrs fed to tho door. Ono
Christian and his wife were killed by
falling bricks and two, other Japanese
were badly injured. Many streets were
blockadcd with fallen houses. Tho
Dwarf thread factories, largo brick
buildings, crashed in, killing hundreds
OF people. Tho old castle stood firm
but many eateways woro demolished,
and the brick court house for the mill
tary was wrecked. The loss OF life in
the three towns which 90 to make up
tho city OF Nagoya is variously csti.
mated from 750 to 1000.
NEARLY -FOUR HUNDRED SHOCKS.
Up 10 tho morning Of Friday, October
30, the three hundred and sixty.eight
distinct shocks werc recorded as fol-
lowing the one OF Wednesday. AS the
wounded wcrc brought into the city
from surrounding towns reports con-
tinued to come i'll OF lives lost, damage
done and OF stirring incidents. Fissures
opened two feet wide and several deep,
railway rails were twisted, iron bridges
broken, river embankments sunken or
crumblcd and fields flooded.
A lake six hundred yards long and
sixty yards wide was found at the foot
Of Hakusan mountain i'll tho Gifu pre-
lecture.
Water in wells was changed to
brownish color and rendered unfit i0r
drinking. The cmbankments OF tho
Niagara MISC, Shouai Colo and Niko
rivers were broken and onc-half OF
three hundred and fifty miles OF en-
bankmcnt damaged will have to be re-
built.
Out OF seven hundred temples in the
Giiu prefecture, moro than one-third
are totally destroyed. Anything like Il
heavy rain fall would cause. nearly the
whole OF Gifu 10 be flooded.
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AIIDDLEBuRY, W., Nov. 23.-lialf the
business portion OF the town was burned
last night by fire that started in
Smith & Shcldon's on the east side ci
Main street. These structures were de.
stroyed: Smith & Sheldon block, the
wooden bridge crossing Otter creek,
Ruttolish block, Battell block, the high
way. bridge across the railroad, Cobb
block on the west. the Sheldon block,
the Sun grist mill and the old cotton
factory unoccupied. The Allen block
WAS also DESTROYED. The loss will prob.
ably reach Sl5O.0AO.
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suERMAN's ELECTION CONCEDED

By Ono of FornkoI'a Lieutcnnnts-Foralscr
Can Only Muster Forty Votes.
Spocfai Dttpa.eh 10 The hieEi5enctr
CoLrMnus, O., Nov. 2S.-A prominent
Foraker man who is supposcdto DO on
the inside OF the senatorial situation to-
day, III conversation conceded tho cleo.
tion OF Senator Sherman. Said he:
Sherman will be elected unless some OF
the men pledged to him fail to keep
their promises. Accordin. TO my cal
crlations Foraker has only forty votes
distributed as follows: Hamilton -,
Clarke ., Gallca |, Lawrence !, Miami !,
Lucas ., Hancock, Paulding /. Harding
!, Highland !, Ross l, Clinton |, Fayetto
l, NIcConica /, Rorrck l, Wood !. Full
ton |, Morgan |, Muskingum |, Jackson
l, Knox /, Cuyahoga 4, total 10.
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PARAGouLD. ARK, Nov. 23.-Firo broke
out at late hour last night in the Ber-
Zig block destroying Bcrlig Bros fam
ous dry goods and clothing store, DR..
Hicks drug store, Gallamore's saloon,
J. y. Bryant's saloon, NJ. G. Newsom's
grocery store and II. Goldman's dry
goods. There was heavy snow storm
ut the time which probably saved the
town from destruction. 1t took heroic
efforts to save tho pos!ohico and opera
house blocks. The loss is estimated at
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TREAD ON THE WIRES
Blown Down By the Wind-Ono of tho
Horses Killed.


New BmGliToH, Pa, Nov. ga high
wind which ragged here to-day blew
down 4 tree at the intersection OF Main
and Harmony streets, where the tclc-
phone wires cross the trollv wire OF the
Beaver Valley Traction Company.
The tree iell upon the telephone wires
and forced them down upon the electric
wire, which was carrying 500 volts.
The results were startling. Harrison
Ewing, q farmer OF Industry township,
was driving across First street, when
one OF the horses stepped upon 4 broken
telephone wire. They iell and lay strus-
Cling about five minutes until Il man
named Steiner procured q butchers
cleavcr and cut the wire. One OF the
horses was killed by the shock.
The residence OF W. II. Eyerson was
set OIL fire by the telephone lines, MS
were also those OF L. ?. Townsend and
Harry Barker, but the flames were en-
tinguished. Other minor accidents oc-
curred.
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CLEVELAND, Nov. 22SS.--The storm here
to-day was the worst in long time.
Rain has fallen continually since yestcr-
day forenoon. About noon to-day it be.
came so dark that lamps aud gas were
lighted all over the city. The darkness
lasted half an hour, when tho wind
shifted to the west and tho rain camo
down in torrents. The wind was blow
iE. gale at sundown, but it hns sub-
sided somewhat since. 1t ia growing
colder. A railroad man who came in
over the Eric road this evening said
there was two feet OF snow twenty miles
south OF the CITY.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 23.-Shortly after
o'clock this afternoon wind and rain
storm OF unusual intensity struck this
city from tho southwest, blowing down
signs and flag poles and doing other
damage. At |: 80 the roof OF the oyster
packing house OF c. S. Maltby, OF West
Walls avenue, was blown off. 4 num-
Der OF persons working in the top story
were injured, but none seriously,
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DunLlH, Nov. 2S.--An immense de.
monstration was held in Limerick in
commemoration OF the death OF the
Manchester martyrs. Michael Davitt,
John Redmond. Edward Harrington
and others met on n common platform.
Tho speakers demanded the release of
the lrishmcn imprisoned in England.
The meeting passed Off quietly. Let
tcfs accounting for their absence were
received from John Dillon and William
O'Brlen, who were in Alitcheistown,
where they addressed 5000 persons at d
federation mpntinr ar gfITt
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REV. LANDsTREET's FUNERAL

At tnIartinsburs-Wns II aIcmbor of Gen. j.
Z. i. Stunrt's StnT.
Special Dispatch TO The Inteliigencer..
MARTISsRuRG, Nov. 23.-The funeral
OF Rev. John Landstreet took place to-
day at 8 p. m. He was member OF
the Baltimore conference OF the NJ. T.
Church, South, since its formation,
and was IN old and faithful minister.
lie was raised in Baltimore and gradu-
ated in theology at an early ugc. During
the war he was chaplain OF the First
Virginia cavalry under Col. William
A. Morgan, and during the Inst year of
the war member OF Gen. J. Z. B. Stu
arts staff. He was cultured gentle
man and had Travelled extensively in
foreign lands.
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,Bnrnaby Poisoning Case,

DENVER, Colo, November 93.--Thc
argument on the application OF DR..
Thatcher Graves. charged with poison.
ing Mrs. Josephine Barnaby, OF Proyi.
dencc, was heard by Judge Rising to-
day. The grounds upon which the
defense. asks continuance in tho state
has in the past few days days brought
into tho case q number OF ncwwi,nesscs
OF which no notice had been given them
within tho time required by law. After
listcnin. to both sides Judge Rising 70.
served his decision until tomorrow.
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TWO MEN NIASGLED.
Strange Exp!oslon of N!sro-Glyccrino mt u


GREESsDrRG, Pa, Nov. GA terrible
accident occurred early this morning
near North Washington, at one OF tho
gas wells now drilling there.
George I.autier and German whose
name could not be learned were fatally
injured.
The men were dressing their
tools and had just put hot bit
into the cooliM. tub to temper it, when
a terrific explosion occurred. The Tub
was torn TO pieces and the men hurled
through the air for 4 considerable dis
tancc. When they were reached they
were found to be terribly manglci,
their legs and arms being almost torn
from their bodies.
The explosion was caused by some
nitro-slycerinc leaking out OF can into
the tub, and which exploded when tho
hot iron cumc in contact with it. The
report of the explosion was heard for
miles 9 ..
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a CoLoRED LEAGUE
Formed In Ohio to Demand Recognition
of Members OF Their Race.
c,..f., L. Al

Special Dttpaeh 10 the In'dligeneer.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 2S.-The ErMing
Dispatch tonight contains Il very re.
markable special from Ironton referring
to u league OF colored Republicans form.
ed to rcbnkc their party in case the
colorcd voters arc not properly rccog.
nizcd. Tho league is secret order and
all members are bound to obey general
executive council, while editors, ex.
oflicc-holders, office holders, cx.sluves
and Democrats uro barred out. There
Is said to DO l2.O00 members OF this
organization with headquarters in
Columbus and members OF tho cxccu.
tive council are located at Ncnia,
Springfield, Cleveland, Cincinnati and
this city. Though tho Republican
party was supported this fall It Is hint.
ed that they do not feel the best toward
the administration OF President lIarri-
son,
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HURRICANE AT WASHINGTON.
Two Persons Nillcd-Whitc House Portic,
Considerably Damaged.


WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. pa heavy
wind and rain storm amountin. almost
to hurricane, passed over this city
about half past twelve o'clock to-day
doing great, damage to property. The
walls OF the new Net2crott music hall,
in course OF construction, were blown
down and several persons killed and
many injured. George White, ladies'
tailor, and one OF his sewing women
were taken out dead from tho building
adjoining, and two others badly in.
jured.
One OF the reservoirs OF tho Washing.
ton Gas company was struck by light
ming and burned. Loss, $4,000. Total
losses in the vicinity aggrccating more
than 100000. a section OF q stone bal
ustrade around the roof OF the White
House was blown down during the
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storm and crushed through tho roof Of
the portico ut tho eastern entrance OF
the basement A large number OF tele-
graph and telephone wires wero nat
urally carried down with tho mass OF
stone, completely shutting off all com.
munication with tho house by wire.
The section destroyed was about thirty
ieet long, composed OF FREQ stone, in
blocks and pillars, ind in falling carried
with IL u largo portion Of the portico.
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WIND. RAIN AND SNOW.
Tho Elements Play Havoc Through.
out tho Country
THROUGH ITS WHISPERS.

Pittsburgh and tho Surrounding
Country Catches It Hcavily....Thc
Hurricane Plays Havoc at Washing
ton--.Two Persons Killed by Fall.
ing Building-.Thc White House Gets
Sinking up..-Thc Portico Consid-
crably Damascd---.Wcst Virginia
Towns Suffer Considcrnbiy..-Many
Buildings arc Wrecked.
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LEAvENwoErII, HAS, Nov. o3.-At the
height .oi the storm yesterday a fire OF
unknown origin broke outin the Byrnes
livery stable. Before the flames could
be qucnched the stables and two adj
joining buildings were destroyed.
Twcnty-one horses persisted in the
livery stable fire. The total loss is
S35,OO0; partly insured.
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TELEGRApHIC COMMUNICATION
From New York Cut or-A Storm on tho
Coast.

CDuSt.
New YoRE. Nov. ga terrible wind
and ram storm is advancing up the
coast. Telcgraphic communications
with points south OF Washington has
been interrupted all morning. and at IL
o'clock n dispatch from Washington
said that the worst storm ever eXpcr-
fenced in that city was raging and wires
in all directions were going down. This
was the last message received over the
Associated Press wires from Washing
ton, as tho wires were almost instantly
prostratcd. The next heard from tho
capitol was the dispatch from Baltimore
telling Of the water spout and loss Of
lie. The storm is evidently advancing
north, rs all communication with Balti-
more has since been cut off. philadcl-
phia, at Lao, reported that the storm
had not yet reached that city, but that
angry looking clouds were massed on
the southern horizon.
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IT is MINNEAPOLIS
Whoro tho Noxt Republican Ma
tionul Convention will Sit
T0N0MINATE THE NEXT PRESIDENT

The Twin City of the Northwest Wins
on tho Seventh Bailot...CIarlison Is
Elected Chairman and Barbour, of
New York, is Chosen to Succeed
Bud'cy..-Ercry State and Territory
hut Ono Represented IN tho Meet.
ing ofthc National Republican Com.
nii,tcc-.pctails OF the Proceedings.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Nov. oo3.-Fire at
Belle Plain yesterday DESTROYED William
llanson's jcwelry store, a harness shop
and other smaller places. Loss heavy.
Several persons working At tho fire
were severely injured. An explosion
OF powder and cartridges during the
progress OF tho fire caused much excite.
mcnt.
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oIcKlnlcy's Plurality, 1880.
al liSnnL.h Ia khf InkcMinsnr.x

tFtt'uF 17'oPE'e's 10 '7Fe 7T'Ft7FFvt7llus
CoLuMuus, O., Nov. "4.--Tho vote O.
Hancock county, which completes the
Official returns, has been received by
the Secretary OF State, us follows:
Mckinley, +,7l5; Campbell, 4,49G;
Ashenhurts, 3Sl; Seitz, 20l.
This makes Governor.clcct McKin.
ley's plurality 2l,5Ol,
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LoSDoH, Nov. 23.-It was announced
that the condition OF Prince George OF
Wales has not changed since yesterday
when his ioyer was subsiding. Tho
Princess Of Wales who started home
from Russia on learning OF her sons ill.,
ness, visited his bedside ycsterdaY.