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DR.. BRIGGS ON DECK.
Ho Secures Important Amond-
monts to tho Report OF
THE COMMITTEE ON REVISION
In the Now York rrcsDytory---lnfnnts
Dying In infancy, and Other Per.
sons Incapable Of Being Called by
tho Ministry Are ltcscnoratcd and
Savcd..-Dr. Briggs Takes n Lively
Interest in the Debate.

NIw YoEv, Nov. lG.-Thc New York
rcsbytcry met this afternoon in the
Scotch Presbyterian church, The ell
tire afternoon was devoted TO tho con-
sldorat!on OF tie report OF tho commit
toe Oh reviGion Which was submitted at
the session held Il wccl, ago. DR.. Charles
y. Briggs and his friends wcre on hand.
The professor succeeded in securing one
or two important amendments to the
report. The most important discussion
was that over the amendment recon-
mended by tho committee that all ref
crcnce to Denomination, TO everlasting
death or any doctrine OF election should
be omitted. 1t was recommended that
tho doctrine be stricken out because
1t Is merely i logical and philosophi-
cal Inference dcduccd from the
doctrine Of election and is not 4 part OF
the lloly Scriptures. The discussion
between those lavoring the retention OF
the doctrine OF Differentiation and those
opposed 10 it consumed the greater por-
ton OF the session. The first resolution
reported by the committee was adopted.
In the second il was amended by sug-
gcstlng condensation instead OF slight
condensation" rs reported by the COM
mittcc. The third resolution, except
Ing two sections relating 10 the doctrine
CT sovereign election, sovereign prctcri
ton, eternal iorcordination 10 death,
was finally passed. rs reported by the
committee after long debate. DR.. II.
NJ, Field made u strong argument
against ioreordination.
On motion OF DR.. Briggs the words
"in tho act oil regeneration" were
stricken out i'll section .. After con-
siderable discussion by DR.. Briggs, DR..
Sanford and others, DR.. Briggs urging
that some provisions should be made
Tor the salvation OF those incapable OF
being called by the ministry OF the
world and for the heathcn, 4 substi-
tuto offered by DR.. Briggs was adopted,
rs follows:
'Iniants dying III infancy, and other
persons who are incapable OF being
called by the ministry OF tho word, arc
regcnera,ed and saved by Christ
through the spirit which workcth
when and where and how lie pleascth; !;
also many other persons who have not
been called by the ministry OF the
word"
The last clause was moved by DR..
Briggs.
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ANTI-LOTTERY a CASES
On Trial In the U. 5. Supreme Court-Thc
Argument Begun.

Argument bcHuh.
WAslINGroS, d. c.. Nov. 1G.-Argu-
mcnt was begun in the United States
supreme court to-day in the anti-lottery
cases, i'll which the constitutionality OF
the recent anti-lottery law is involved.
Tho suits are those brought by the
United States against John n. Rapior.
publisher OF the Mobile EtgiSter, and
George W. Duprc, publisher OF the
New Orleans States, for violation of the
law prohibiting the sending through
tho mai! OF newspapers containing lot
terry advertisements, Counsel have
already submitted briefs giving the line
oi argument, and these have been pub
lishcd in the press.
The first question came up when Mr..
Carter, Il well known New Iorl, lawyer,
asked the pleasure OF the court rs to
tho time TO bo allowed for argument.
The court suggested three hours ior the
lottery people and two ior the govern
mcnt. This was not satisfactory 10 Mr..
Carter, who wanted five hours, and At
torncy General Miller said the United
States and the people had rs much in
terast i'll the case rs the other side, and
thought one side should not have more
time than the other, though ho pyoba-
bly, would not want more than two
hours. The court, on consultation, di-
rccted argument TO proceed and it
would, il necessary. extend the time.
AIr. llannis saylof, oi Mobile, opened
the argument ior Mr.. Rapier.
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WITH 10000 MEN.
fonseca Preparing :ora lig Battle In lilo
Grande DO Sui. -

hohsec" iFep"rlIE Tor iitG Battle III lilo
Grande Do Sui.
l.oyDoS, Nov. l6.--Tho correspondent
Of tbo to,do, yvnc, ., sa,,;a,a ~
Gh;i, - ~ "'s =. ''',aSo "o
el!'ie eao'es to-day mat tho Chilean
minister ut Buenos Ayres has tcle-
graphed to the Chilean government
saying that the opposition junta, or pro-
yls!onal government Of the National
party, now has dominant powers in the
province Of Rio trandc DO Sui, and
thHtlt has been able in about Il weeks
time 10 arm and equip force OF $4,000
rillnmen.,
In artillery, it is added, the junta is
weak, having as yet been ablo TO obtain
possession OF only iour field guns. This
branch OF the service, however, will
shortly, It is said, be reinforced
According to tho Times cnrrosnonl-
ent the jnnta's navy only consists OF
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THE KNIGHTS or LABOR
Agree TO Two OF tho ". q. I. U. Resolu.
tions-rhoy Favor sunday Opening oi
tho Worlds Fair.

agree TO Two OF tho W. Z. I. u. RcsOlu.
tions-rhcy Favor Sunday Opening of
tho Worlds FAR.
ToLrDo, o., Nov. lG.-At the X. OF i.
general assembly to-day tho first bust
ness was the resolutions presented by
the Worlds W. c. 7. U. and tho M.
tional W. &. 7. L. The first and second
resolutions were Mt once agreed to, the
first being 4 demand for equal pay for
equal work for women and woman's
suffrage; the second declaring In favor
OF the same standard OF purity for men
and women. The third, demanding the
closing OF the Worlds Fair OIL Sundays,
was disagreed 10, the Knights declaring
themselves in favor Oi having tho fair
open OH Sundays for the education OF
the masses; provided that no one en-.
ployod at the iair shall work moro than
Sin days per week.
Tho fourth resolution was for tho
prevention OF the salo OF liquor Oh tho
Worlds Fair grounds. aud the knights
refused to endorse this. The Inst rcso-
luton asked the endorsement OF u petit
tion 10 prohibit the sale oi alcohol and
opium and other narcotics, and TO raise
the standard OF law everywhere to that
OF Christian morals. This was referred
to committee TO prepare IN answer i'll
consonanco with the wiahGa OF the gon-
Cral assembly.
1t was decided to rNiso mileage
fund, by M assGssmon; OF five conts on
every member, each July to pay mile
age OF delegates to the general ascn-
bly,.
The assembly decided to support tho
demand OF miners in the Indian terri
tory that the mining laws OF Missouri
should govern that territory.
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ISDrASAroLrs, Now lG,-This issurcly
to be farmers week ut indianapolis.
Every known organization Of American
farmers holds some sort oil 4 meeting
here. Tho Supreme Council oi the
Farmers Alliance und Industrial Union
will be the main thing. Then there is
the Supreme Council OF tho Farmers
Mutual Benefit Association; the Exccu.
tive Committee OF tho C0nicdoratcd In
dustrial Unions; the Executive Com
mittco OF the Peoples rarty; the Ma
tional Board OF Organizers; the Reform
Press Association, and the National
State Agents Association all hold meet
ings.
All the allied interests OF all these
concerns ara being considered gencr-
ally. Shall they DO taken collectively
and merged into one interest Is Il
question that may receive more or less
attention. What hinders this, and
how lar shall politics he involved on
other problems? viii the Alliance
nominate n national ticket or will it be
lett Tor Tie feo1pie's party Is question
t!!al the outsiders are Vasoly pondcrlng,
The present conventions arc not Tor tho
purpose. Of nominating tickets but Tor
trmIsacting the vast business OF the in
tercsts involved, and for considering
measures looking to the future OF the
allied concerns.
Naturally there Is n great deal OF
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\ WOMAN ON Trial.


she Practiccd u Ncfarious Trade for
Twcn;y-,hrce feurs IN France.
PARIS, Nov. lG.-Thc trial opened at
Batignollcs to-day of Nine. Thomas, an
abortionist, and 53women who had SUBJ
mitted to criminal operations ut her
hands. Nimo. Thomal had carried on
her nciarious business for twenty-thrcc
years, but its real character was not
discovered by the police until Il year and
and hall ago when she took to one OF
the hospitals Il patient who was diving
from the effects OF 4 criminal operation.
Mime. Thomas Mt first stated that she
found the dying woman. but she was
afterwards forced to confess thatthe wo-
man was apatient who had been under
her care.
During tho time since the arrest OF
Nine, Thomas, the police have succeed
cd in tracking many OF her former eli
ents, chiefly among the working classes,
including shop women, workmcn's
wives and domcstics. Several deaths
have also been traced TO her criminal
work. Tho prisoners filled three
benches in tho court. During the
reading OF the "acte d'uccusation"
many wept, and most oil them appeared
to feel their position acutely. The trial
will last two weeks.
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l. o. O. i. GRAND LODGE.


Special Diqdich TO he M'tSiCeuetr.
klSGwooD, W. Va, Nov. lG,--The
grand cncampmcnt Of tho !. 0, 0. I, Of
tho state assembled here to-day at 10
o'clock. This branch OF the order al.
ways meets OH the day before the grand
lodge, All tho grand officers are pres.
cnt, and the attendance is the largest in
tho history OF the order, Tho follow
ing officers wore elected Tor tho ensuing
year: Grand Patriarch, Z. Il. Smith, OF
Whecllng; Grand High Priest, q. a.
llihlo, OF rarkcrsburg; Grand Senior
Warden, Frank Roightcr, OF Grafton;
Grand Scribe, II. A. Uthmau, OF Wheel.
ing; Grand Treasurer, Henry Seamon,
Of Wheeling; Grand Junior Warden, Il,
5. Hollis, OF Rowlesburg; Grand Keprc,
sentative, y. &. Holly, oi IndopGnd.
ence. Tho grand lodge OF !. %. .. i.
will moot tomorrow ut 10 o'clock. Tho
town is full OF tho members OF tho
order The Daughters OF Rehccca hold
their annual session tomorrow.
There arc 100 subordinate lodges in
tho state, fourteen cncampmcnts,
twelve lodges Of Daughters OF ltebecca
and six cautonu.
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THE CHINESE ouTI,AGEs.
They May 10 Renewed Next Spring-Robols
Capture Tap Wei.

AHS1 dAHJ bc hcucNeh neutrality-suspicious.
Capture Tnp Wei.
LONDON, Nov. lG.-The Chronicles cor
respondent at Shanghai says: "Tho
capture OF Tap Wei, near Foo Chow, OH
Tuesday, by 1900 rebels was 4 well Or
ganized rising. Tho rebels were armed
with rcpeatcrs and led by capable men.
Tie outbreak was directed mainly
against the authorities though anti
foreign cries were heard. The. officials
were powcrlcss. European residents
are apprchonsive OF spread OF tho
revolt. Tho British consul here. in an
interview, said he believed that the re-
cent quictudc is only temporary, spring
and summer being tho iavoritc periods
for outraGcs III China. Light draft gun
boats are IN absolute necessity to pro-
tcct the lives OF Europeans in the in
terror and at river treaty ports, where
massacres will inevitably follow anti
foreign demonstrations unless special
preventive measures are adopted. In
spite OF tho semi-oiliCial statement that
two OF the lcharg rioters have been be-
headed and others bastinadocd, it is
thought that the real culprits are still
FREQ, being protected against arrest by
exalted officials. The American mis-
sionary, Mr.. Dart, expresses the opin-
ion that the troubles will be renewed
next spring"
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B. & O. STATEMENT.
Tho President Reviews the Work oc En-.
tension Now Goin; oa,-Erisht Prospects
For tho Future.

Tho President Reviews the Work. oC Ex.
For tho Future.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l6.-Mr. Charles I.
Mayer, president OF the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company, submitted to
tho stockholders in annual session in
this city this forenoon his statement OF
the affairs OF the company for tho fiscal
year ended September 60 1891.
The present statement has special
Importance in being the first statement
from President Mayer to the stockhold-
crs OF the company since the dcclara-
ton OF n stock dividend OF 20 per cent
by the board OF directors. The state
mcnt i'll part is as follows:
Of tho equipment trust loan, Sa,OOO,-
900, made with the finance company OF
Pennsylvania, there has been expended
$l,ST1 2S. Tho terms OF these c0uiu-
mcnt trusts require the payment of one
tenth OF the principal annually on the
first OF November OF each year, cum-
mcncing with November !, 1871.
The Grafton & Grcenbrar railrond,
which extends from Grafton to Buliug-
ton, iorly-onc miles, has beon changed
into 4 standard guage road with view
oil making connection at Belington with
the West Virginia & l'ittsburg road.
Whe:,. this is accomplished the Grafton
4 GrcCnbriar road will be link OF an
important line from tins section OF West
Virginia 10 Pittsburg. The Akron 6;
Chicago junction railroad came under
the control OF the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company August l last, and
was then opened for freight traffic at
once. twill shortly be opened for gen.
eral business and the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad will then begin TO realize tho
bcne!i. anticipated i'll the completion OF
this link in its line to Chicago.
Tho West Virginia & Pittsburgh rail.
road has been completed from Clarke.
hurg TO Braxton Court House, seventy
miles, and from Weston, via Buckhan.
non, 10 Newton, forty miles, while the
road bed and masonry are completed
from Newton to Pickcns aud from Sut.
ton to, the Gaulev river, asrrcsatinr
fifty miles, This entire line will be
opened for business in the Rpring or
carly summer OF 1872.
The company has completed negotia-
tions under which it secures 4 control.
ingintcrestin in tho Pittsburgh & West
orn railway ior s., i'll 500, to DO paid IN
common stock OF the Baltimore l. Ohio
Railroad Company as par. 1t is cx-
prG,ed that the railway will pass under
the control OF the Baltimore l. Ohio be.
i0re January next, thus giving to the
Baltimore " Ohio railroad connections
with Lake Erie and Cleveland,
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ary movement has been hrowing for
Somo time past, and that Da Fonseca'a
action In dissolving congress and as
suning the authority OF dictator was
only the occasion which brought mat
tors TO q head. For 4 long ,imo past
there has been Il strong and growing
sentiment in Rio Grando Do Sol and
elsewhere against tho alleged manpge-
ment OF the national finances and other
matters OF Importance to the country ut
large. Open charges OF corruption and
fraud have been made, aud tho coming
Of q revolutionary storm was apprc-
hendod in many quarters. SO much SO
that, for months past, arms and ammu-
milton in considerable quantities have
been smugglcd into Rio Grando Do Sol,
which fact has enabled tho junta 10
SO quickly organize M army.
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vienna, Nov. lG.-Thc Saturday panic
was partly due to the loose talk current
OF the splendid opportunity offered by
Russia's present condition for an attack
upon her by the dreibund in order to
terminate an nncrous peace and to pre-
vent Rnssia and France from complet.
ing enormous preparations that arc
likely TO place them on an equality
with tho drcibund. -.
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MAY GO TO JAIL,
Atosi""s Secretary of state Ilny Refuse
to Obey tho Mautlamus,

R!osi'a's Secretary of state 9Iny Refuse
to Obey tho Mandanus,
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nov, l6.-Tho su,
pFeme Court issued poremptory writ
Of mandamlh against John L, Craw,
lord, secretary OF state, enjoining him
to sign and attest with tho great seal OF
i,Ae state the commission OF II. II. NJ
Davidson, appointed United States Sen.
aloF by Governor Fleming. The writ
Is returnablc tomorrow, IN :
II Crawford still refuses to sign md
seal the commission, The court Will de.
Clare him In contempt and order him
sent to inil, ltis predicted that Cr,lw.
ior0 will refuse to sign and will 90 TO
lNiI IN consequence, though he is ready
anu willing 10 sign tho commission
with m explanatory statement OF his
attached, There is deep interest in thc
matter all over tho state, and excite,
Mennt runs high here tonight. Craw-
soruls over scrcnty-ive years Of agc.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. lG.-,Tho
Treasury Department has been in
formed OF the arrest OF four Cinnamon,
who were making IN attempt to cross
the Canadian border. Tho Inspector at
Ogdensburgh, N. Y, in reporting this
case, says lie has information OF tho en-
istence OF conspiracy to smugr!e SOW
eral hundred Cinnamon into tho United
States from Canada, and that he is en-:
deavorlng to secure evidence ugains, tho
alleged ConspirHtoS.
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LoSnoS, Nov. lG.-Sighted Teutoni,
and Aiarada, from Now York,
pnLApELrHiA, Nov. 1G.-Arrivod-
Lord Cough, from Liverpool; Wil!,o
men, from Rotterdam.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. l6,-Arrived-
Ohio, from Philadelphia.
NEw forK, Nov. II, l6,7-Arsiycd-scrvia
from Liverpool. 4
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Rio JANEIRo, Nov, lG,-The second
anniversary Of the proclamation OF the
Republic OF Brazil was observed to-day.
a military review and fetcs were held
in honor OF tho occasion. Tho day
passed quietly, the public taking scant
interest in tho celebration. The situa-
tion in San Paulo is daily becoming
more and moro grave.
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i TERRIBLE WRECK

Near EurGct'stown-Twcnty Eight Cars
bcmolis!cd-A brakeman Lpscs His
Life.
fITrsnuRGH, Pa, Nov, lG.-A fast
freight train OF perishable goods ran
lntoa runaway freight near Burgetts-
town, Pa, OH the Pan-lmnillc road, at
$ o'clock this evening, and twenty
eight cars wore totally demolished.
The cars took fire and an unknown
brakeman WAS burned up with the
wreck. Engineer Whitesi!rs and Fire
man Mcfarland jumped before tho COL
iIIsIon and were seriously but not fatally
hurt. The loss is estimated ut Sl5O, ,OO0.
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CiorlI GOustOn not Guilty.

Special DilGich 10 thc MtciigeHccr
PArHrnsruUG. Nov. 16,---Dcputy Cir
cult Clerk L, W. Couston, whose iamil-
lar case has been on trial Tor 4 week
past in the circuit court here, was found
not guilty yesterday morning at !: so
o'clock. The jury took but one ballot.
Mr.. Coustons friends are congratulate
Ing him to-day. Three ulorc indictments
against him have been called up, but
were continued until tomorrow.
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GiRZi'S REVOCATION.
IIa seems to Have Commenced In Earnest.
y Fight with the Tronps.

IIa seems to Have Commenced In Earnest.
Fight with thn Troaps.
Rio GRAsnE ClTv, Nov. l6.---Ncws re-
ccivel here to-day says that on the 18th
instant Catarino CARA and about 100
man met several hundred Mexican SOL
diers twelve hundred miles from llier,
OIL the road TO Guerrero. Catarlno
stoutly held his ground, scattering his
proclamations, A volloy was fired at
his iorce with no damage at very close
range, which was returned by the revo-
lutionisls, causing tho death OF three
soldiers and one badly wounded, who is
now in tho Micr hospital, The govern
ment force fell back in disorder, Cara
has not been out OF Mexico since hc en-
tered it on the 18th OF September, from
reliable accounts, but has been working
up revolutionary feeling in tho statos
OF TamaullpNs and Nueva Leon, will,
the above results.
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LoEDoN, November lG.-All thounion-
ist papers this morning deplorc the re.
buff administered BY the result of the
parliamentary election in the South
Motion division Of Dcvonshirc Friday.
The Standard again warns the govern
ment that persistence in bringing for
ward the local government for Ireland
is II certain means OF thrusting Mr..
Gladstone into power.
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The wreck oi which m account is
given above delayed all trains oil the
PaN-lIandlc badly, The train due here
1T E;95 did not got i'll till about 10 y,
H., and it was announced that the 0:2O
train would not be here until i Il. N,
iasscngcrs coming on the lolayey even
!aS train Guid the wrecked cars made
the biggest fire they ever saw. Ono of
the box cars vas full OF matches, and
when 1t ran oil the track and was bro
Ken to pieces the friction set fire to the
matches, and they sputtered and crack
led away like Il miniature battle.
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hVtcIaI UlHD'7cl 70 Ihe INTtNl1tHctr,
PAnKEEsruRG, W. Va, Nov. 1.-two
Baltimore Il Ohio engines came to-
getlcr to-day ut noon at Sixth and
Green streets III the city limits and
were both pretty badly used up, besides
wreckins some freight ears. The train
men saved themselves BY jumping 1t
took IN hour or two to clear the track.
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CAMPAIGN ASSESSING
OF OHlce Holders VIII Soon I,c Il Los. Art.
An Important Decision Made.

An Important Decision Made.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lG.--ln the su-
premc court Of the District OF Columbia
to-day tho demurrer in tho case OF the
United States against Charles A. New
ion, charged with violating section 10 OF
the civil service act was unanimously
oYcrru'cd and the case sent to the crim;
nal court for trial. Defendant gave
notice that lie would apply for writ OF
error.
Commissioner Thompson, OF the Civil
Service Commission, WIS seen BY an
Associated Press reporter and Ques.
toned ms to his views upon the de-
cision. lIo said that tho Supreme
Court OF the United States, in the case
oi Newton NJ. Curtis, held that tho law
iorb!dding government employees to So
liclt or receive from each other money
ior political purposes, was constitution
al, but tho decision rendered today
goes much farther, and holds that all
solicitations for political purposes with
in government buildings are unlawful.
The effect would be to practically stop
political assessments, and 10 leave all
government employees free TO contribute
or not as they SEQ lit.This decision is a
complete vinliGation OF the course OF
the commission, which has entlcavorcd
to enforce the law and protect govern.
mcnt employees from forced assess
ments. II is entirely satisfactory to the
commission.
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'pc'H b'SpulcH 10 Nf INoGIgchcCr
TOWNSVILLE, W. Va, Nov, l6.--Clar-
ence borsman, q lad about fifteen years
old, and y son OF Chris, Bergman, q
wcll-to-do farmer in tho neighborhood,
was thrown from horse yesterday
evening and received injuries which tho
physicians think will provo fatal, The
horse scared at some object OIL the
roadside and threw the boy of on, his
head.
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LONDON, Nov. Ii. The dock strike has
collapsed. Tho union has issued no.
ticc informing the strikers tha. they arc
at liberty to procure work wherever
possible, The dock owners decline to
discharge any OF their non-union en-.
p!oycsin order to make places ior the
strikers.
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ST. PETERsnuEG, Nov. 1G-The NorQ&i
declares that the financial crisis in Bcr-
lin has developed political crisis, that
the war party has gained the upper
hand and that the prudent Bismarckian
policy has been forgotten in tho frantic
desire to strike Russia in the moment,
Of weakness.
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LONDON, Nov. ia shocking crime
was committed at Observation-Disclosures
ton this morning, a woman murdered
her three little girls by cutting their
throatR from car to. eur and then COM
mittel suicide BY cutting her own
tiro,t - - - 80