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Con-umpt,oa cured

An old physician. retired from prac. tice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary tue form ula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Con sumption, Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asth~ ma and all Throat and Lung Affections, and positive and radical cure for NervousDebility and all Nervous Con- plsints. after having tested it's wonder- ful curative powers ID thousands of cases. has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actu- sted by this motive snd desire to re- Iieve human suffering. will send free of charge. to ali who desire il. this re- seipe, in German. French or English, with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp naming this paper. W. A. Moves, s20 Powers Block, Rochester
 N. Y l. IS, VT V
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE,

WAsHNGToN-The Presidents mes sage delivered yesterday was quite lengthy, treating on the New Orleans and Chilian troubles, She Tta;a matter, Baltimore affairs, Mckinley bill and Egan question. He calls attention to the importance Of the question of irri- gation in Arizona, and says fl much longer neglected, corporations will have unrestricted control of water, and the cultivation of land reduced 10 ten ants at will. He advises against the admission of Utah until there is cer- tainty that polygamy is dead. On the silver question he says 'I am still of the opinion that free coinage would cause commercial panic, and favor it nly when co operation of other na tions can be secured.
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LA GRrFPx SPREADING.

LoNpoS-It is estimated that 1900 persons were i'll with the grippe in Hamburg during the past week. Fatal cases, however, were few in number The eldest son of the crown prince of Denmark is seriously i'll with influenza in Copenhagen. The epidemic is mild in the city bat is spreading The su- preme court has closed on account of the ilinesss of the judges
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The following is the iext of the oath that the striking ieiegrsPhers were required to take: Il hereby certify upon oath that I am rot now s member of the Order of Railway Photographers or Of any other telegraph ic organization Of any kind, nor will I join any such order while in the em- ploy of the Southern Pacific Co with out the written consent of the general superintendent of the company"
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COUNTY RECORDS
RrTcHER's REPORT.

BUTCHER's REPORT. A. Morelas, cattle aughtered dur ing monta of November, 9 head.
 DEED. SIR, DeLcng to Shrouff < McCrum, buildings at Fort Bowie S30O. LOCATION. Mother OnyN, Dos Cabszas district, Jo Basset. ] : Bsssei, J H Basset
 EUTCHER's BOND. PHI Harrington, number Of cattle slaughtered during month of Noyem- Der 5 head.
 DEED. Thos Darlington to Copper Queen, Little New York and Ace of Spade mines, Sl,
 John A Church to J N McDonoug lot l6 block 2-S2OO.
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While searching for gold and silver in the Cascade, range, Washington, a prospector stumbled on ledge of crystal quartz suitable for making glass. According 10 specimen it's percentage of metal substances is very low. One ton of it would produce only twenty-one cents worth of gold, but prospectors have searched in vain for that quartz along the coast.
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Dog Sense

NIT. Fly has very intelligent dog which answers to the Lame of Dom bey. A panel about three feet in length has been arranged in the hall floor leading to the photograph gallery so that visitors passing over it rlng an electric bell, and thus announce them selves. But Dombey being the most frequent visitor, proved somewhat of a nuisance unit he was taught to spring over tine panel in passing in and out, which he never fails to do nov.
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SOME wretch who has designs on the peace of humanity says that "s sheet of sticky fly paper placed on the floor with pieee Of raw beef in the center, makes very effective flea trap This may be true but there can be no an tidote for the persons feelings Wno arises from the iTst sweet sleep oi night" to find the sticky fly paper has been "laid in the beat of unseen feet.
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The Grand Lodge of Arizona, I. O. G. T. will be instituted in Phenix on January l4, 1892, by Geo. B. KatzeB- stein, D. R. W. G. T of Sacramento, Cal. Instructions have been issued to the variovs subordinate lodges of the territory to send delegates to meet upon that date. The order numbers about eight hundred members, and is in a hourishing condition.-Herald.
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Oysters and Seeds

Are valuable TOT wnaJ-s in -em. Good and bad oysters look alike in the shell. Good and bad seeds often have the same appearance. Any one can tell worthless oyster on opening it. The value Of a seed must be deter mined by its growth. This Lakes its quality worth considering. You want seeds that will grow, and you want the product tO be of value. You cannot insure either of these things by mere inspection. There is but one gusran- tee; the reliability of the firm from which you buy. That our advertisers, Messrs D. NJ. Ferry & Co, of Detroit, Mich, are most reliable is attested by the fact that millions buy seeds from them year after year. Their enormous business furnishes the proof of their reliability. Their seed annual for 1892 is a model of it's kInd-illustrated descriptive, priced. It contains infor- nation of great value to anyone about 10 plant seeds. Sent free on spplica- ton to the firms address, Detroit, Mich.
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SAN JOSE HOUSE.
PALACE
Silver.
[Bradstreet's.l

The unexpected declarations in re- gard to silver, contained in Mir. Goscb- en's address to the London bankers, has produced this week a strong tone and an advanced tendency in the market for the metal It IS true that the significance of the matter was somewhat exaggerated, and that the sudden increase increase in activity and advance in the quotations for ts Ion certificates in this market las, -fnesday from 94t to 96 was there I@se not maintained. At the same time it is recognized that Mir. Goschen had spoken as fagorably about silver ss it was possible for an English Chancellor of the Exehequer to do under the circumstances. Another factor which had considerable effect on the market was the rumor that the negotiations for tbe Spanish loan at Paris had been successfully renewed, and though the foreign buying of silver D in this market may be sscribed to NIT. Goschen's address, it was thought that some Of the purchases were for Span isb account. and that the considerable shipments of silver bullion are due to 'a>taat cause. The result of the move 'e,nent has caused an advance in the price of bars from 94sc per ounce to es5c, while in London the commercial qzesAsisns advanced from 4s Id e d d, fadiaa szsAaass Alss bsias Ara
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THE state geologist of Texas has returned from Europe where he went to investigate the uses of Ignite, which is found in large quantities in Texas for fuel and smelling purposes. He finds by comparison that the Texas Ignite is fully equal to the Bohemian in physical and chemical composition and .equslly suitable for use for do- mestic and metallurgic purposes.
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Don't fail Io see the big assortment of Mems Underwear at the NEW YORK STORE: .T
 All wool heavy red Shirts and Drawers Soc each; all wool heavy blue Shirts and Drawers S5c each; Arabian csmels hair Shirts and Drawers s100 each ; heavy brown ribbed Shirts and Draw CTS Sl.25.
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ELECTRICITY is to be turned to the aid of the fhafherin Senator Henry Keeler having SIH 9nnsarrily perfected a blow that is to De dfiyen[ BS sfestr;c power, and which he claims Vii be within the means of every farmer and as easy of operation ss an ordinary farm implement. He predicts that it will work a revolution in farming methods.
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NIT. Rodgers, representing the well known firm of Lux and Miller of Los Angeles. left Phsnix on Tuesday, says the Republican, on his way to the San Pedro valley in search of stock cattle which he will purchase and drive to the Salt river valley to fattea for month before shipping them to Los Angeles. Lux and Miller have decided to keep a resident agent at Phsnix after Christmas who w.!l 5s ready at any time to purchase cattle from any part of the territory.
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Do you want to save from D to 50 cents on every dollar you spend2 If so write for our Mammoth illustrated catalogue, containing lowest manu- lecturers prices of groceries, dry good boots and shoes, clothing, hardware, agricultural implements etc, Mailed of receipt of 20 cents for postage.
 CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY Co,
 ITS W Van Buren, St
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The Julian, Cal. Sen tinel says sha Jack Hopkins and Henry Hoskins, of that place "have gone to brave the dangers Of frontier life and make their fortunes at the same time" Bisbeeis their destination.
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The body of Louis Huller the mill lionaire of Mexico, who dIed on the train near the city several weeks ago is still at the undertaker's. An order has been sent from Mexico that the body be forwarded, but no money &C., cempanying the order, it is still held. Citizen.
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS.

CoCHIsE. Joe Goss, Detroit. P Sullivan, Chicago. L Ryan, Chicago. John Raster, P James, Chicago. Patrick Sullivan, Chicago; Paddy Ryhen Boston; Joe Coss. E Stratton, Lew Garrett, Tucson Ed Wilson Denver.
 SAN JOSE HOUSE. Douglas Gray, Denver; A F Brown San Francisco.
 PALACE. Thos H Sutton, W c Jones, Los Angeles; c A Woods, Prescott.
 DEATHS. At Pools ranch, Nov. 27, Mary To-
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Langford, Donmelly, St. Clair & Co.,, who own a promising claim in the Huachuca mountains, have purchased the rock breaker belonging to the Sterling silver mill, and will move it out 10 their claim.
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THE President in his message rec comments the admission of Indian children in mixed schools and says that some contracts have already been made with district schools for their admission.
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The A. r. & s. F. road have an- rounced rate of s75 per car from Deming to Kansas and the s. P. road will gIye the rate asked and will do better. This is the result of the meet ing at Dening last month.
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AMERICA has shipped S7.0Oo,OOO bushels of wheat to Europe in the past two months, and has received therefor in the neighborhood of SS5,- Oo0,OoO in gold. This is fair sample of the present prosperity of the coun-
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TucsOn Climate

The Citizen in speaking of the weather in that city shows it to have been much colder than in Tombstone during the present cold snap. It says {:
 The thermometer fell to 2l.S de grees in the city, and to 20 degrees at tine university. The next coldest day heretofore recorded IS the night of January II. 1891, when it fell to 22.5 degrees. Once in 1887 the thermom- eter fell as 2lS. The long continued drought since Sept. 9th is the dryest fall recorded since the signal service was stationed in Tucson in Nav. 1875. NIT. wetmore also tells that rain may be expected on the rising Of the pres ent temperature, the wind being now in the south.
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The new shaft or the Come. mine is going down as fast as possible and will go to water level before sinking stops.
 Mercury reached twenty degrees at Phenix during the last cold snap. It did not inJure the orange trees.
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THAT people are proverbially care less with their mail is shown in the report of the Superintendent of the Dead Letter Office, which states that during the last fiscal year nearly 7,OO0, 900 pieces q mail were returned as undsliyefable.o l''',
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Everybody sheuld attend the meet. ing tonight at the court room to sp- point delegates to the silver convention at Fl Paso on the 18th inst.
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s Hughes has received letter from Florida announcing the serious illness of eI-GoveEner Stafford The ex-Gov- ernor has been on a sea voyage for the benefit Of his somewhat impaired health, and on his return suffered a relapse-Citizen.
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The body ot little Oscar Connor, notice of whose death Is published elsewhere in the paper, was brought in from Steins Pass this noon and 8 COroners' jury having been imPanelled found that the deceased met his death by an unavoidable accident.
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Mir. Richards, who has been en- gagged in surveying the route of the Fairbank and Tombstone road. having finished his work, took his departure yesterday for home. r.
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AGENTS WASTED.-Free prepaid outfit to energetic men. Several Of our salesmen have earned from s70 to slO0 a week for years past ?. O. box 1871, New York. 6-22-3ett
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QUAY.

PrTTsBURe-A special from Beaver Pa, says the grand jury of Beaver county today, in the case of Senator Nj. $. Quay against the Beaver Star for criminal libel today found true bill against that newspaper. Senator Quay is at Beaver pushing these libel suits.
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The loss from the Tucson fire was less serious than at first reported, be- ing partially covered by insurance. The work shop was saved and $500 will cover the loss says the Star.
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Carpenters are now at work on a new house for Frank Austin or Sixth street. Mrs. Austin is expected next week and will be welcomed by large circle of iriends-Tempe News.
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ANOTHER GAR.

sAS ANToSIo-Great excitement prevails here on account of Judge King having committed the entire grand jury to jail for contempt of SSaT; iE serving =a attachment. a= him while he was on the bench. A.- serasy FsAaklia hsz lsts Ger Tylsr
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with petition to the supreme court in session there to have them released on a writ of habeas corpus, but this will consume several days time and n. eanwhile the Judge says they will pay the fine or remain in jail. There is fear that the jail will be torn down to effect their release,
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Constitution Convention President Hon. W. A. Rowe, walked fifteen miles into Prescott to vote for the constitu- tion.
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Fred Storer, who left Tombstone, to lnin the Gillespie dramatic troupe, is on the sick list at Phenlx.
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Holiday GeOds Headquar' ters at the
 NEW YORK STORE.
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A party Of colonists for Topolobampo SinalOa. passed through Deming Monday. They came from Enterprise, Kansas, and numbered one hundred persons.
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Don't forget the donation party to be given at the Methodist parsonage tonight.
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Fem Wednesdays Daily.

James Reilly went to Benson this afternoon.
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The Normal school gIves its pupils but a weeks vacation at holidays this yeaI
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Phenix ladies realized S295 at an entertainment given for the benefi Of the free reading room.
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G. A. Avery of Nogales has been appointed supervisor of Pima county to fill 8 vacancy.
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There Is a liner display Oi holiday goods in the stores of Tombstone than have been seen here for many year.
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There is to be an Apron and Neck tie" ball given at Bisbee on January lst by the Knights of Pythias.
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The Arizona Agricultural eNPeri- ment station have issued Bulletin No. 2 Un Irrigation in Arizona"
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Rev. Mansfield was too i'll to hold service at Tucson last Sunday.
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Mrs. G. W. CheYney and Miss Neal were passengers on the outgoing stage today.
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Nogales is said to have a building boom, fifteen buildings being in the process of construction.
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The Bishop has appointed s com mittee to go on with the work of Grace church in Tucson.
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sc. Bagg and son left today for San Francisco.
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with petition to the supreme court in session there to have them released on writ of habeas corpus, but this will consume several days time and n eanwhile the Judge says they will pay the fine or remain in jail. There is fear that the jail will be torn down to effect their release,
 KRUPP's AGENT,
 SAN FRANCIsCo-Paul Berger, the special agent for America for the Krupp Gun Works of Germany, ar riued here from Mexico yesterday. He received B cablegram from the Krupp company, informing him that it was probable war would be soon declared betNeen ChiH and the Argentine Confederation and compels him 10 proceed to Valparaiso at once. STORM.
 TUCsoS-A terrible wind and rain storm is prevailing in California and all the telegraph wires west of Cotton are pIostrated, shutting off all com municGtion with Los Angeles. STRIKE.
 YUMA-The strike which was in augurated by the $. P. railroad tele- graphers continues between Yuma and Fl Paso and although a number of substitutes were sent from Los Angeles, most of the offices have a small working force.
 STRIKERS THREATEN. LoRDsRURG-Moulihrop, the travel ling auditor of the $. P, was helping out at this place when he was ordered ' by the strikers to leave st once or take tine consequences. He left, and another man wno was seut here yes . ,eEd4y to take his place was also or dered to quit, which he did.
 LEES SUCCESSOR.
 ALEXANDRIA, Va E. F.. Meredith, !, ! democrat has been elected to con- gress to succeed General Lee, by over four thousand majority.
 THE MESSAGE.
 | w.suIa4s=asa-The reading of the annual message in the house never receives much attention and the last one proved no exception Co the gener- al rule. Msny of the members left the hall and those who remained at tended 70 their correspondence or engaged in rather merry and st times hilarious conversation. The only men who showed any interest were Messrs. Herbert Of Alabama and Miller of Wisconsin. On motion of MT. Holman. the house adjourned until Saturday with the understand ing that an adjournment would be taken till Wednesday.
 RIGHT MILLIONS VIRGINIA CITY-Notice of the loca- ton of placer grounds in Six Mile Canyon was filed with the county re- corder yesterday. One reservoir con taining iyUU0U00 tons oi ore taiiings which were funed tbere in bulk form in the Omega mil in 1874 to 1880, and which were the residue of the workings of tT.e consolidated Califor- mia and VirIyi mia ore after tailings had been run tn 'ough pans st the Omega mills, of wLich Messrs. Flood, Fair Maekay and O'.2rien are said to have realized s35,OOO, 100. The title Of tailings were heretofore vested in the Bank of California. The average as :
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The Maricopa county papers are constantly reporting new settlers in that vicinity.
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G. W. Swain broke the small bone of his leg and is around on crutch.
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The Copper Queen Con. Mining Cos new store was, on Monday evening hroSn open to the public for the first time. The building is one of the fl lest in Arizona and is one Of the prin- cipal ornaments of that town. partic- ularly in the evening when it is most brilliantly lighted by electricity.
 The Raw Hide" Band will render some excellent music at the social at the Methodist parsonage tonight. All are IEvited to attend.
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destroyed. Seven people were burned to death. Loss s75o,OOo; insurance $450,00O.
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FREE COINAGE.

WAsHISGToS-A large number of bills have already been introduced in Congress, nOtsbly among which are Senator zCullom's against Chinese immigration and Stewards bill for the free coinage Of silver which is a copy of Plumb's bill of last Con gress with certain amendments which provide that bullion deposited in hints shall be coined into standard dollars and part made into bars. An other amendment provides that cer- tifcates issued shall be of denomina- ton not less than one and not more than one thousand dollars instead of not less tn an one hundred dollars.
 LOUISVILLE FIRE.
 LeUIsyILLE-A fire broke ont in the candy factory of Ksmmel & Milne teddy. aad wish ether property was
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in the city bat is spreading. The su- preme court has closed on account of the illness of the judges
 ELECTRoCUTED.
 SING SNG-MRrtih D.. Loppy, the wife murderder, has paid the penalty of his crime in the death chair. The -ignal black flag, indicating that he had been put to death, was hoisted on the flagstaff over Warden Browns house at F :2S. The warden refused to give any information except that the law had been carried out and that the execution Of Loppy was a success. PORK.
 WAsHLSGToN-Secretary Blaine to- day received a cable dispatch from United States Minister Reid, dated Paris, Dec. ,, confirming the press reports of the removal of the prohibi- ton on American pork
 FORT WORTH FAILURE.
 FORT woRTH-E. Bauman filed to- night deed Of trust to J. B. Simpson of Dallas, trustee, conveying property in Dallas and Fort Worth, to secure preferred creditors to the amount of Sl97 ,OS6. The creditors include New York and Texas firms. The amount oi assets l. unknown.
 ,AlTLE IHIEyE..
 OuAHA->tate Senator purbau of Wyoming, Whu IS here says the rust lers have rmned the cattle business of that state and that q war of extermin- ation will likely be soon begun against thieves by ranchmen, and stock raisers are being driven away, he says, by heavy losses resulting from thieves. He himself has suffered such severe osses as to necessitate his closing out S75,OO0 business and leaving the state. at least so far as business is concerned. Other cattlemen are in the same predicsmeut.
 WOULDN'T VOTE. WAsHIxGrOS-Hoa of Massachu- setts declined to voie, saying, Hast fall stated that in the coming con test for the speaEership l would vote for no candidate who would nos prom ise to use his influence, if elected speaker, against the extension oi silver coinage. When Crisp became candi- date of the party l went to him to give ne his promise, which he hedeclined. In my judgment, however, he will do what he refused to promise, namely to use his influence as speaker against the consideration of measures for the extension of the coinage of silver. Still as I could not get h's promise, he could net get my vote"
 BUSY
 SAN FRASCIsco-An the forces of the Vallejo navy yard are busily em- ployed and working extra hours to get the new cruiser finished by Saturday ready to sail.
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ELECTRoCUTED.

WAsHlSGToN-Secretary Blaine to- day received & cable dispatch from United States Minister Reid, dated Paris, Dec. ,, confirming the press reports of the removal Of the prohibi- ton on American pork.