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In THE HOUSE.

4 Good Honest pay Of Hard Work Done
pythRt BODY,
Special DiIpdteh TO hs Iata1ioaleE.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 21.-1n the
House this morning, Mr.. Gibson pre-
sentod q petition adopted by the Uni
yersity students, asking the rejection Of
House bill No. 2Oi, providing for 4
change Of the number Of regents and
abolition Of the cadet system. Senate
bill No. 04, providing for an extension
Of the time for the West Virginia Cen
tral railroad to make connection be
tween the Baltimore 4 Ohio and the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio railroads, wa
Senate bill No. 9, allowing the RrRnt
lodge OF Odd Fellows to bring suit IoF th'
recovery its property held by defunc
subordinate lodges was passed.
Mr.. HanRn Of Marshal, introduces
House bill No. 277, to prevent the pub
licatlon Of testimony In rape, bastardy
seduction and breach Of promise cases.
] senals I'll No. 4s, requiring bank
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WLLBGB OUrRAGBS.
Women of Good oharactOr Confined with.
out Trial NOR Evidence.

Women of Good Character Confined With,
out Trial NOR Evidence.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-The case Of a girl
Of seventeen, who escaped from the
Cambridge Spinning House, where she
had been sentenced to a week'simprison.
ment, has drawn attention TO monstrous
anachronism Of the Cambridge and Ok.
ford University authorities privileges
Of trying and imprisoning women
suspected Of intrigues with students.
The girl, in. question, escaped from
the Spinning House and raised clamor
when she was arrested again. The local
Liberals took up the grievance and
proved that In number OF in.
stances women Of unstained character
had been arrested at Windy Proctor's,
tried privately, no jury nor sworn
evidence and no defense being allowed,
convicted and sent to the spinning
house.
Messrs. Labouchere and Fitzgerald and
other members OF the House OF Com.
mons have determined TO agitate the
matter in Parliament.
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Two PromInent Mon Dead.
Special DIDateh to tie Intetliotnetr.

spoelaI DEsDdtth % nc 4Hkal1tl'etT'
MARrlSsBuRa, W. VA, Feb. 27.-Mr.
John F. Daily, a prominent business
man ofthis county, died at his residence
in Newten this morning, aged seventy
years. Mr.. Daily was q member OF the
first West Virginia Legislature and was
at one time assessor OF Berkeley county.
Mr.. John Boyer, an old citizen Of this
city, died this morning Of consumption,
aged seventy.five years. He served in
the Confederate army during the war
and Ia one Of the few survivors OF Wests
cavalry. Since the war he has held the
position OF Assistant Clerk Of the County
Court continuously.
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Fostsr,s First sitting.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 27.-The
Cabinet meeting to-day was attended by
all the members, including the new Sec
retary of the Treasury. The session
was devoted entirely to the considers
tion OF executive business awaiting
Congressional action.
After leaving the Cabinet meeting
Secretary Foster was denied admittance
to the Treasury Department until after
a newspaper man had identified him.
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HI. shootinr carser Ended.

PINE BLUFF, ARK Feb. 27.-Last ever
ing Frank Rufus, a negro, came home
drunk and at once raised a row in his
family. He made several Intellectual at
attempts to fire pistol at his vile and
daughter, when the latter picked up an
axe and chopped his arm and dealt him
terrific blow in the breast. Rufus left
the house, and his dead body was found
in the woods short distance from the
honEa
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TIE THING SETTLED.
The PoDupylvania Oompany's Mon Accept
tho Concessions ofSTcd.

PrrsBuRou, Feb. 97.-Ths limited
concessions of the Pennsylvania Com
pany we're talked over by the several
heads Of the railroaders' organizations
and to-day at "a meeting of the General
Grievance Committee they were finally
accepted. A committee OF four waited
on General Manager Wood and in
formed him verbally OF the fact. In re.
ply 1t was stated that still further small
concessions would be made by the COM
pany in the way OF increasing the roll.
ing stock, taking out short curves, in
creasing the repair force, and in every
way doing away with the extra time
which has been the cause Of so much
complaint. The men have received con.
cessions in almost every thing they
wished except an increase OF salary.
This was firmly denied them.
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CAUGHT Ar LAST.
A Very Smooth Georgia Postmaster
SWlndlIng Scheme.

A Very Smooth Georgia PostmustOr'l
sWlndlinE Scheme.
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 2G = After
twenty years of continued swiudliug, by
which he has managed to defraud firms
in Georgia and other States ont Of
amounts aggregating $4,000, A. ].
Dickson, of Mershon, is now on trial in
the United States Court here for using
the mails for fraudulent purposes. Ac.
cordinR to the testimony he would send
for small bill OF goods and refer to a
fictitious firm at Mershon, where he
served gs postmaster. When the letters
Of inquiry came he would answer them,
giving himself first class business rat
ing. The frat bill he would pay as a
bait. Then he would order large bill
Of goods, for which the pay never came.
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diana. Up to midnight confirmation or
denial could not be secured from the
President nor Mr.. Huston.
70 sEB 1T DIE.
Hon. John o. Pondloton In Washington
Watching ConErtss.

Hon. John o. PShdlston In Washington
Watching Congress.
Special Dtspdteh 70 he IHteli0aoer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. Gloon
sressman.e!ect John 0. Pendleton, Of
Wheeling, was among tho new arrivals
at the Capitol to-day. He says he has
come to see the present Congress expire
and will remain here until the end Of
next week. He has no especial business
here except to renew his acquaintance
with members OF Congress and 70 meet
such new members as may be here 10
witness the expiration Of this, the pres.
ent session. Major McGinnis is in the
city, ready to be sworn in tomorrow Il
the Republicans seat him. It is said
that possibly the effort will be deferred
till Monday.
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BOOMERS BLizzl=RD =EijI= BOUND.
Much Suffering Among the New Settlers In
the Cherokee Strip.

Much Suffering Among the new Settlers In
the Cherokee Strip.
KANSAS Cry, Mo, Feb. 27.-There is
great suffering on the Cherokee strip
among the boomers who went there
from Kansas and Missouri several weeks
ago. The blizzard caught them unpre,
pared for severe weather, and the
women and children are in danger Of
dying from cold. The only fuel Is
buffalo chips, and heavy fall Of snow
has spoiled them for use. The order Of
the Secretary Of the Interior for the
troops 10 close the strip has caused con-
sternation. The military is afraid "a
use force on 80 helpless lot Of people
and the unfortunates themselves cannot
get away.
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pUN,s RRYIRM
OF Business and rrO.peob-rho Numb,r p
of FaiIures.

or Business and rrOspeot-Th Number
of Failures.
NKw YoRx, FEB. 27.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'a weekly review Of trade says: There
Is not muCh change in the condition Of
trade, but there is little more dullness st
the South and Northwest, Businesa n
still hesitating. The cause is the partial
oss OF crops. At Chicago there Ia some
decrease in receipts Of nearly ali mr. :
tucts except cured meats and wool, TIE
warm weather keeps down shipments Of
BOOTS and shoes,
Al Cleveland trade is fairly good but
brisk in hardware aud manufactured
iron, and tho strike Strengthens Die and
manuflclured iron a. Pittsburgh. The
glass trad" 10 f'ir at Pittsburga and lIVht
In Philadelphia,
The coks sLrIks has produced moya
inquiry for pig iron and products of iSon
and s!eel. Coal ia dull.
The busineos failures during tho LAST
seven days number 200, as aeaiuRt oo7
last week, and SOL the sane week last
year.
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RAILROAD TRAFFIC SUSPENDED.

a Serious Condition of AfrairS at Ban Bsr.
nardino.
SAN BERNARDINo, CAL, Feb. 27.-Ad'
ditional particulars regarding the dam.
age by the storm continue to be receiv.
ed. Cajon Pass was badly damaged,
aud it will be some time before trains
eau get through. This city has received
no mails from any quarter since last Sun.
DAY. Every bridge in the county this
side the mountains, except the Santa
Fe bridge between this city and Red.
lands, have been either badly damaged
or washed away.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM pIsPLRAsED
with Ono of His secretaries on Account oil
IndiscFset Statements.

BRBLlS, Feb. 27.-Emperor William ID
greatly displeased with the recent speech
made by the Secretary OF the Committee
on Naval Estimates. The Secretary on
Wednesday last was quoted as declaring
1t imperative that Germany should have
first-class Navy or none. Money, be
added, was necessasy, and he alarmed
the committee by sddueing the posi-,
hility Of Joint attack upon the part oI
France and Russia upon Germany. The
Secretary also made other statements
which he aSked the committee to kseF
secret. II was believed, however, thGl
they related to method 81 meeting tht
Russian navy In the Baltic while Eng
land or Italy were to, hold the Frenct
navy in check in the Mediterranean. 1
is now rumored that as q result Of thl
above utterances the indiscreot Geere
tary has been called upon TO resign.
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Special DtsDdteh TO he Lnteaignesr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 27.-Wes
Virginia pensions: Original invalid
oadley Randall, Isaac Huff, William G
Bsrnap, Benjamin Reynolds, Horace
Myers, Ichabod Busse, Thomas Harbor
Commodore P. Townsend, James H
Hoobs, Daniel Bower, Daniel A. Griffin
Henry Wilson, johnson Cop!ey, John
Soube, Jackson Smalley, Westly A.
Wilton, Curtis Michael, Harvey P.
Staley. Additional-William Currell
Reissue-James Villera.
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rhnx rnyor ReeIproeIty.

NEw York, Feb. 27,-Erastus Wiman
has received more than one hundred re-
sDonses from members Of Congress to q
request for an opinion Whsther, il op'
purtunity offers, they wonld vote for the
Hit resolution. He Gays a majority
both Of the Senate and House will Ger,
tsinly bs secured in favor OF unrestricted
reciprocity between the United States
on,' nannla
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STILL A MYSTERY.
rho Coronsr's Jury Fails to Find the Mur
derer of "CarrotJ" Nell.

rhe coronsr's Jury Fails to Find tho Mur
derer Of "carrotJ" Nell.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-The coroner's in.
quest upon the remains OF Frances Cole
man, otherwise known as ''Carroty" Nell
who was found with her head nearly
severed from her body in White Chapel
early February IS, ended to-day. The
Jury rendered verdict Of williul mur.
der against some person or persons un'
known. The verdict does not affect
Sadler, who has been charged before g
magistrate with being the murderer oi
"Carroty" Nell, and who was remanded
until tomorrow in order to allow the
police to make further investigation in
the case.
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CoIpNaus, O., Feb. 27.-Al Bauer, the
former base ball umpire, was arrested
this evening, charged with aiding in
Mondays tragedy. The gun with which
W. J. Elliott shot Hughes and Osborne
was passed by Elliott to Bauer while
under arrest. Bauer has remained quiel
as to bis possession, but boy informed
the police and it was recovered.
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NO WONDER VIC. WAS MAD,

She was not onarrelIng with tho Prince nj
Portsmouth, but was Elraged ut tn,
Way tho French were Treating Hei
Daughter.
LONDON, Feb. GA social sensation
has been caused by reports OF q verpa
fracas between the Queen and tht
Prince Of Wales at Portsmouth yester
day. Before going to the launch tht
Prince OF Wales heard through the For
eign Office alarming accounts OF the po
sition OF ex.Empress Frederick in Paris
He decided to go to bring her away
believing his personal popularity would
prevent the threatened demonstration
and he wired the Queen his intention
On arriving at the dock yard, and join
ingth Queens circles, the Queen wa
heard accosting him:
"What do you say-turn my daughter
out OF Paris. Nonsense, 1t Is impossible
The Prince in an undertone replied
that he was 80 impressed with the gray
ity Of the situation reported by the Min
lister that he had'wired hissister to leave
Immediately II she could not await him
The Queen, visibly enraged, repeated
that il was impossible to believe tina
any insult could be offered TO hel
daughter in Paris.
The controversy ended in harmony
The Queen, sppeased, talked over thI
matter with the Prince, and the latter
before leaving Portsmouth, sent ciphe
telegram to ex.Empress Frederick, back
ing his own wishes with the Queens.
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WILL AIYgRTISE MICROgE KILLER.
This Radam Company Sues to Recover
$500, 900


sr. JOSEPH, Mo-, Feb. 27.-A suit for
100000 damages has been commenced
against the editor cf the New York
Druggists' Circular by Col. Robert
G. Ingersoll, attorney for the Radam
Microbe Killer 90. Several months ago
tho druggists Circular made IN attack
upon the microbe killer and assailed the
company by saying: every man con.
nected with it is a disreputable
To-day the Board of Trade Of this city
passed strong resolutions indorsing the
company as a sound enterprising
business concern. The officers are
indorsed as gentlemen OF the highest
personal integrity and business STANG;
ing. 1t is said that Col. Ingersoll will
receive the largest fee ever paid Law
yer, with two exceptions, to manage this
case,
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scoTTDAIE, Pa, Feb. ga man
named Holiday is the latest victim Of
the strikers. Hewas halted by a crowd
OF "Huns" and asked to explain his
identity. They understood him to say
he was one Of Rainey's men, whereupon
they beat him iuto insensibility. The
strike Is virtually broken at Fairchance,
though the main body Of 1900 strikers
are still firm.
A conference has been arranged be-
tween the cokers and the operators.
The men are anxious for a compromise.
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TORONTO, ONT, Feb. 27.-Eight elec'
tions for the Dominion Parliament went
by acClamation yesterday. OF The eight
the Empire, the Government organ,
claims six as Ministerinlists. The Globe,
Opposition, and the 4ail, Independent
classify tho members as elected as Min.
isterialsts, 5; Opposltionists, 8.
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BEFORE A JURY.
Prince of waleA'S Baocar,t scsndal to bO
Tried In Open Court.

AAANA AA SPNA
LONDON, Feb. 27.-ou behalf of the
defendant in the case generally known
as the "baccarst scandal" The lawyers
for the defense have written 10 Sir
Arthur Gordon Cummings advices that
with q view to avoiding delay they are
prepared to refer decisions upon the
merits Of the charges and counter.
charges to three gentlemen OF well
known position and hoaor, they to be
invested by mutual consent with usual
powers ola trial by law, the trial TO take
place in open court. I
Upon behalf OF Mr.. Gordon Gum.
mings, his lawyers have replied that
they don't intend TO submit their case
to anybody but jury, and there would
not be moments unnecessary delay in
bringing the case to trial. But the law.
yers add, they don't intend 10 be hul.
Fiad
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OLYMPIA, WASH Feb. 2z-The House
has decided in the Metcslfe-Clark brib'
cry case that 1t has no jurisdiction over
Clark's alleged ofIense. The grand Jury
Was requested by the committee to in-
yestigate the case, but it is probable the
matter will be dropped. CLARK paid
S. 900 for Metcalfe's vote for United
States Senator.
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Tho wnter CONC Down Again.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Feb. 27.-The
food in this city abated as rapidly as il
came. To-day huge cakes of ice lying
in the streets are the only reminders ol
yesterdays inundation. The fats be-
low the city are, however, still flooded,
and the immense plant Of the Edison
General Electric Company Is surrounded
by water. The river above the city is
choked with ice, and it is feared there
will be mole high water when it moves
out. The damage done yesterday by the
food will not exceed $4,000.
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Mayho Candidoteg Won't Pay.

srR,SopIELD, ILL, Feb. 97.-In the
ioint Assembly to-day the lSlst ballot
for Senator was taken. Neither the Re-
publicaus nor Democrats voted, and an
adjournment was taken till tomorrow;
Nothing deilnita can be done until
Tuesday, as the RebIblirans and the r.
M, B, a. men hRye agreed TO refrain
Eynn, voting till that day,
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Kllled by q Hand Car.

SANTA CRUz, GAL, Feb. 27,-Last
evening three men employed on broad
gauge road were run over by hand cal
and fatally injured. They weTeTeturn'
ing from work aud the hand car on
which they were riding jumped th'
track and passed over their bodies.
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nr,dre compan, sueg Dor 1ts Pay.

Special DLspsteh 10 nte HteLlIgeHeE.
CLARKsDUEG, W. Va, Feb. 27.-Suit
has beeu brought in the United States
Circuit Court against this county by the
King Iron Bridge and Manufacturing
Company, Of Cleveland, OHIO, for Sl5,-
600, the amount they claim the county
owes them for rebuilding bridges that
were DESTROYED during the flood Of 1883.
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THEIR KEYNOTE

Il High Up In tho soaIe-rhe Student Vol
untaers Propose to EVangelize the World
In This Generation.
CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 27.-The FIRST In
ternational Convention Of the student
volunteer movement for foreign mis-.
sions is being held here at the new
Y. NJ. @. A. building. Five hundred
delegates from all parts Of the world are
present. all the leading colleges in
America are represented. The keynote
of the convention is the movement
named "The EVaugelizstion OF the
World in This Generation"
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Seven MiIes of RaiIroad Conc.

RED LANDS, CAL, Feb. ga messen.
ger from Elsinore says that seven miles
OF the railroad track between Esinore
and Perris is washed out. The bridge
is gone, and 1t is reported that the Rene.
cula Canon is entirely destroyed.
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NEwBuRa, N. Y, Feb, 27.-All the
trouble on the New York Central
railroad is on the upper Hudson,
where water covers the tracks. The
tracks below Fishkill are now over
flowed. But one local train has come
north. No mail has been received here
from New York since Q O'Clock last
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Their Troublrs are Many.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-The Boss plasterers
have declined to acceds to the demand
of the union for an advance in wages
from S3 so to 81 per day after April !,
and the men declare that they will
strike on that date unless the demand
ia oFantpd
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 27.-The
President to-day transmitted to the Sen
ate copies Of papsrs relating to reel
proCity arrangements between the Uni
ted States and Brazil.
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. he Empress safe In ENGLAND.

DOVER, Feb. 27,-The royal yacht
having on board the Empress Frederick
and her suite, arrived here at 5 O'Clock
The Empress was enthusiastically re.
ceiyed. The arrival Of the yacht was
announced by salvos OF artillery, and
when the imperial visitor stepped ashore
she was heartily cheered by the crowds
present.
The Prince and Princess Henry oI
Battenbsrg greeted the party Of the EN-
press on their arrival at Windsor, where
guard OF honor was drawn up. Queen
Victoria will give a banquet tomorrow
in honor Of her daughter.
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Msst Virginia Po.tnastcrs.

Special DI'Dalch % Iht IHIelIIVeNctF.
WAsHINaToN, D. O., Feb. 27.-Post'
masters appointed to-day: Q. Rogers,
vice S. Cooper, resigned, Hanging Rock,
Hampshire county; B. W. Fisher, yicG
W. NJ. Glasscock, resigned, Kerera,
Randolph county; W. W. Anderson,
vice E. E. Anderson, resigned, Warden
vile. Hardy county.
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YUMA, ARIZONA, Feb. 97.-water is
running over the piers of the bridge.
The river Is still rising, The people have
abandoned their houses and gone to the
hills. The telegraph Office is now oper.
ated from the Southern Pacific Hotel,
which stands on high point.
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Conditions About albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 27.-The condi.
ton of the New York Central railroad
owing to foods north and south Of this
place, has not improved. Several trains
in each direction have been abandoned.
All trains to and from New York have
to go over the Harlem road, which makes
the running time from three to five hours
tnA0aH
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FoT7RrowS, Pa, Feb, 27.-An explos'
ion of metal took place at the steel
work. this afternoon by pOyersl tons OF
metal flowing from the converter before
Il was turned into the molds. George
Toynler and Charles Warner were
burned in a terrible manner.
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sannlnr nenr,l,. 1llne.n serloua.

WARuIXoroN, D. c., Feb. 27.-Dr.
Ward, the physician OF Senator Hearst,
says ID may live but a few hours.
At $50 this morning Senator Hearst
WIS reported TO be resting comfortably
A that time he was asleep. Dr. Ward
his physician, had retired for the night
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Mlrhl navs alade o Fwo car Fares

NEw YoRK, Feb. 27.-Fhs trlRl of the
libel suit Of John W. Hollander against
Consul Goveral Jacob Baiz, Of Guae'
msla. for the recovery OF $4,000 dam;
ages, which was on trial In the United
States Court, ended this afternoon by the
Jury rendering a verdict Of six cents toF
the nlaintiH.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.-Louis E.
PfeitTer, President Of the American Bank,
who pleaded guilty to the indictment
found against the three and was used as
a witness against Work and DUNCAN,
was committed to prison with the other
tom
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CInolnnatl's Danger Past.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 97.-The Ohio river
continues 10 fall at the rate of an inch
an hour. 1t was 55 feet 4 inches at u
o'clock, which is two feet below the
highest mark. With the present cold
weather IL will Fecede rapidly,
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LONDON, Feb. 27.-Iady Russell, wife
Of Earl Russell, has made application to
the High Court OF Justice praying for a
a writ OF judicial separation from her
hutbAnd. The Earl denies the allega.
tions made by his wife, and will contest
the separation. The case excites inter.
est because they have been welded only
A short time.