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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-26
Racing Boycott Raised

LoNG BRANCH, June 25-There is much
rejoicing tonight that the supreme court
has handed down a decision favorable to
Monmouth Park and that racing will be
resumed. Many horses have been ship
ped to the track and large force OF men
are at work
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-26

All goods marked down accordingly the goods must be Sold
not this opportunity of buying yourself hrstclass suit at
less than wholesale prices.
Dissolution of partnership takes place August st
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received at the office OF the
clerk OF the board of county commissioners
until noon July 9. 1891, for grubbing, grading,
planlting and bridging the Whatcom county
road to Lynden from the end Of the present
Guide Meridian plank road TO the Nooksack
river, being as miles.
Plans and specifications at the office of
county auditor. The board OF county com
mlssloners reserve the right TO reject any OF
all bids.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-26

The following are the real estate trans
fers recorded up to 2 o'clock yesterday
furnished by the abstract office OF Petit
bone Bros:
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WAS LEFT TO HER FATE.
After Her Passengers Had All Boon
Saved by tho Spree.
BURNING OF AN OCEAN STEAMER
While Enroutc from New Yorll.-.Thc
Abysinnia, Of the Gulon Line, Il To-
tal Ioss.--But Ono Lilo Lost--.Tho
Passenger List wasa Small Ono, but
the Cargo was Valued Mt Three
Quarters ofa Million.

LONDON, Dec. 2222.-The North German
Lloyd steamer Spree, Captain Willige-
rod, which left New York December II
for Bremen, passed tho Sicily islands
this morning and signallcd that the
steamship Abyssinia OF the Guion line,
which sailed from New York on tho
18th instant under command OF Captain
Murray, bound for Liverpool, had been
burned at sea- in latitude 10 north, lon
gitudo 20 wost.
Tho Spree signalled also that all on
tho burned steamship were saved. The
date OF the burning OF tho Abyssinia,
however, was not signallGd. Although
tho Spree did not report that the Abys-
slnia's passengers und crew were on
board OF her, it is supposed that such
was the case. The burned vessel was
an iron bark riggcd screw steamer OF
2,3i6 tons net and 1861 tons gross. She
was built ut Govan, Scotland, in 1870
She had compound engines OF 500
horse power.
ltappeurs that the passengers aboard
tho Abyssinia first heard OF tho fire last
Friday afternoon. Tho steamer was
then on fire at both ends.
All OIL board were safely trasierred to
tho Spree, with the exception OF one
seaman. The value OF the cargo is esti.
mated ut $40. .N0N.
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CAPITAL NOTES.

Senator Gibson, OF Louisiana, re-in-
troduced. with slight amendments, his
bill introduced. early in the present
session, appropriating Sl0,O00,O00 to i'm
prove the navigation and afford safety
to commerce on the Mississippi river
and 10 prevent destructive floods. The
amendments consist OF only two unim-
portant verbal changes.
In the senate to-day Senator Stanford
introduced his bill OF last session ap-
propriating s950,0OO for the extension OF
the executive mansion in accordance
with plans prepared by Mrs. Harrison.
Also his bill OF last session appropri-
atins 81, ,0O0, 600 for the establishment OF
a gun factory on the Pacific coast
The conversion OF trade dollar bullion
into standard silver dollars was com.
plcted to-day. The coinage OF standard
silver dollars is therefore Mt an end, un-
less change shall be made in the
policy OF the treasury department,
through congressional enactment, or
otherwise.
Senator Turpie introduced Il bill ap-
propriating Sl,500,OO0 ior the erection
OF n public building at indianapolis.
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MORE BROKEN HEADS
May No Expected Before tho Waterford
Election In Ireland is Over.

May Do Expected Before tho Waterford
Election In ireland is Over.
DUBLIN, Dec. 22.-As the timc draws
near for the polling in the Waterford
election, which will DO held tomorrow,
feeling on both sides runs higher and
higher, and it will be matter OF con-
gratulationif somebody is not hurt be-
fore the polls aro closed. Several prom
inent members OF Doth factions OF the
Irish parliamentary party are in Water
ford working theoretically in the inter-
ost OF their candidates, and among
them is Michael O'Bricn Dalton, the
Parncllitc, who assaulted Timothy
llealy in Cork, in March last. To-day
Dalton met Mr.. David Shcchy,
NJ. z. for South Galway, who is
in Waterford supporting tho
candidacy OF Mr.. Michael Davitt, the
nominee OF the NicCarthyitcs, and
stopped him. Dalton violently abused
Shcchy, who retuiatcd in kind. A large
crowd oi the supporters OF Mr.. John
Redmond, the Parncll candidate, gath
cred about the two disputants, and Tor
time it appeared as though tho whole
crowd would fall upon Mr. Sheehy.
They threatened him with all manner
OF bodily harm, and undoubtedly would
have carried their threats into cxecu-
ton had it no. been for the police, who
were attracted TO the scene by the noise
OF thequarrcl. They rescued Mr.. Shechy
from his perilous position and escorted
him to place OF safety.
Mr.. James G. Flynn, NJ. P. for the
northern division OF Cork county, and
Mr.. Thomas j. Condor. NJ. Z. for East
Tipperary, also had i serious adventure
with mob OF parnclitcs. They wclc
quietly passing along when they we're
set upon by Il rabbc and for Il few mo-
ments their prcdicamcnt was very
dangerous one. They finally got away
from their assailants and took refuge in
the room OF the McCarthyite election
committee. The mob pursued them to
the very doors, which they tried to
force, but were unsuccessful.
The McCarthyites are acting together
on the defensive so far rs their personal
battles are concerned but they claim
that the balloting will show that they
have carried the political war into the
cncmy's own country
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Sonnte Comiirmlntions.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 222.-Tho
senate to-day confirmed tho following
Presidential appointments:
Secretary OF War, S. b. Elkins.
Fostmastcrs:-Ohio.-,J. W. Grisier,
Port Clinton; e. NJ. Eckhart. Monroe.
vile; .. 1. Brown. Camden; |. i. Jones,
Hudson;. Mary J. Huntington, Delta;
). l.. Woltley, Delaware; II. n. Taylor,
New Carlisle; Edward Spencer, Waverly; ;
Ab smith, Bellevue; Clement Russell,
Alassillon; Roger Richards, Shawnee; I;
Henry Nixon, Salinevillc; i. W. Wirth,
Brooklyn village.
Pennsylvania-II. G. White, Beaver;
W. 0. Mitchell, Warren; j. y. Caldwell,
Sharon; T. A. Book, Hughosvillc; II. l..
Black, Duquesne; ]. 4. Duntee, New
vile; W. \. lIurlbu!, Wcstlic!d; D. s.
Jordan, Mt. Pleasant; A. =. Macdonald.
Altoona; W. A. McDcrmitt, Bcllwood; !;
X. j. Mott, Port Allegany; Il. c. Ohm
stcd. Coudersport; W. II. II. Sicg,
Steelton; J. 3. Way. Curwensyille; ".
L. Wilson, Mechanicsvilc.
West Virginia.. ". Holt, Grafton;
J. NJ. MILAN, Mannington; A. ]. Hearn,
Blueficld.
All OF the military nominations, o62
in number, received up to the present
date, were also confirmed. The judicial
nominations were not considered. as
they have not yet received action by
the committee on the Judiciary.
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Mcdonald Oil Field.

pIrrsnunGu, Pa, Dec. 22.-Gladdcn
oil we'll No. l, OF tho Greenlcc 4 Forst
Company, located in the southwest, got
tho Gorden sand to-day and filed up
tho holo 200 feet with oil. Tho Miller
Nos. . and 5 tapped the sand and the
latter is showing some oil. Sturgeon
heirs Nos. and i, OF the Oakdalc Oil
Company, are in the fifth sand and no
OIL Guckert d Steels Mevay No. .
camo in at the rate OF fifty barrels a
day. Thompson & Co.'S well. on the
Crouch lot, is showing good in tho Cor
don sand.
The production is estimated Mt Il 800
barrclsa and the stock in the field 10000
barrels; runs 46,475 barrels.
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GnAvEs.pAnsABY TRIAL.
Witness Conrad cross.Exnmlned : DR..
DRIVES In. Nnrions lIouhs.


DENVER, CoL., Dec. 22.-In tho Graves
case tho doctor seemed happier to-day
than he did yesterday. He appeared to
enjoy John Conrad'sincroosins indigna-
ton us his cross.cxamination progress
cd. There were times, though, when
tho old look OF detection came over his
lacc and he appeared i'll at case. Mr..
Conrad was recalled and Judge Macon
proceeded to cross.cxamino him. Mr..
Conrad said that ho had been badly dis
posed towards any ono WHO had taken
DR.. Grayes's part. Ilo admitted making
q statement accusing Col. Ballou OF be-
ing interested in robbing Mrs. Barnaby,
aud lic declared that it was true. Since
November he had somo communication
with the Denver papers and had talked
with reporters. lie was asked il he had
authorized what Col. Ricknrd had said.
Mr.. Stevens objected to him answering
and was sustained. Tho witness con-
tinued tilat he knew Detective Keith
who was employed by the defense. He
denied that ho had said certain things
and then had told 4 reporter that Keith
hu1 said thom.
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A FATAL FALL.


H
fcw Hours nftcr Found.
Abouthalf past eight o'clock ycster.
day morning pooplc passing along tho
railroad tracks in tho Fifth ward, near
Twentieth and Water streets saw tho
body Of a man lying on tho ground at
tho bottom OF tho trestlc. At this
point tho trpstlo is about thirty or
thirty-iive feet high and 1t was evident
that the man had fallen that distance.
The coroner was notified, and gavo di-
rcctions that the body be allowed to re-
main where it was until he arrived to
mako an investigation. This order
was observed, but about an hour after
tho body was first seen somebody dis
covered that tho man was still alive.
The city patrol wagon was then sum-
moned, and the man having been iden-
titled as Sam Joseph, better known as
Sam Seaman, hc was removed 10 his
home at tho corner Of Market and Pike
streets. A physician who had exam
ined him gave it as his opinion that the
injured man could not live to roach his
home, but he did live till about ono
o'clockin the afternoon, when he died
without having recovered conscious
ness.
Joseph was cmployedas lamplighter
on tho Ohio River railroad, and as the
work hc should have done Monday
night was not done, it is probable that
rs he was on his way down the yard 10
do it that evening he fell from the tres
tle and lay on the river bank till found
yesterday morning. He was eight or
ten feet nearer tho water when found
than he could have fallen.
He was unmarried, aged twenty-cight,
and lived with his mother, q widow.
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Tho Rush for Plurnb's Place.

TOPEKA, KAs., Dec. 22.-Statcsmen
IRON the rural districts arc arriving
here on every train, and the contest for
tho dead senator's place has begun.
Governor Humphrey. Indignantly de-
nics the rumor that he will resign and
have Lieutenant Governor Freld APP
point him senator. In addition 10
those named last night Ex-Governor
Crawford, Joseph W.Ady, United States
district attorney, and Major Hudson,
editor Of the Topeka Capitol, are men
toned rs candidates for the vacant
place. Governor Humphreys says he
shall bo in no haste to make an appoint-
ment,
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CHICAGO, Dec. 222.-Harry G. Nye,
charged with being member OF the
dangerous Ada, Ohio, gang of counter
fciters, was arrested here today. IIe
said his father, DAVID Nye, and several
other men were captured at Fort
Wayne, Ind, about year ago charged
with circulating 4 counterfeit 500 treas
ury note The elder Nyc was convicted
and is now in tho penitentiary. Young
Nyc jumped his bail and one OF his
bondsmcn offered 4 reward OF $500 for
his arrest. lie will be taken TO Indian.
apolis tomorrow. .
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Nine OF the Crew Drowned.

MENDocESA, CAL, Dec. 29-Whilo the
steamer West Coast was hauling along
side the wharf at Point Arena yesterday
her moorings parted and her stern lines
fouled the propeller. Captain Gerdc
ordered sails hoistcd Immediately and
the steamer had just gained headway
when two heavy soas struck her, send
ing her on the southern reef. The en-
tire crow took to the ships boats, the
boats capsized and nine mon, two en-
gineers, two mates, the cook, cabin boy
and three sailors were drowned. The
captain, fireman and two scamcn were
saved.
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aEcclcllnnd 10 .il,nta a 1,nor.

. b. -
The 1sTELLIGEScER is in receipt OF
letter from Everett G. NIcClelland, oi
this city, champion runner OF the world,
who is laid up with the grip in Pitts.
lburgh. He says he went there to make
. race with Pat Hammcl, OF Penn sta
ition, but did not meet him, and he has
therefore put up forfeit OF $50 ut tho
Dispatch oilicc to run. anybody five, ton
or fifteen miles on an indoor track. He
also challenged any man to skate him
race on roller skates, and Delaney, OF
East Liverpool, accepted, and they will
skate the first race Saturday three weeks
at East Liverpool. the second race a
week later ut Pittsburgh, and tho third
a week later, the place to be chosen by
tossing up. McClelund will train in
Pittsburgh. 3is III. . d 7
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STODDhRD GUILTY.
The Ingenious Forger Is Tried in Short Or
der for n Bold Crime,

der for n Bold Crime.
New YoRK, Dec. 22.-Edwin W. Stod-
dard, the ingenious iorgcr, who has
caused tine Jersey City authorities no
end OF trouble by the sending out OF
fraudulent letters while IN Jail and un-
der their very noses, was put OH trial In
the Hudson county court to-day. There
have been six distinct indictments
pending against stoddard, and OH the
first OF these he was put 10 trial to-day.
1t took but an hour and half OF the
courts time to establish by ovcrwhelm-
ing evidence the truth OF tho district at
torney's story. The jury was sent out
and came in fifteen minutes later with 4
verdict OF guilty. The other indict-
mcnts against Stoddard will bo tried in
the near future,
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ono OF IL. r,lssaInrs.

BY tho Mckinley bill the price OF
sugar to the consumer has been reduced,
so that tho dollar which, ,undcr the old
law bought II pounds, now buys 81
pounds, and at the same time the S55,-
100000 OF duty formerly paid by the
people is not collected, and out OF otlier
taxes the government pays to American
sugar producers two cents per pound
for their output, or Sl2,0O0,0oO por
annum, making net saving to tho
public oi S4S,OOO,O0O, which the people
feel in the way Of getting for 67s what
formerly cost 81.
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ADMITS SIZE STOLE.
Tho Itu,nilintins Position OF Ono OF Eng
lunh,r ArIsincrIcv

AHS ooitu.i Va OuC o. t-uL,.
lands ArIstocr,cy.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-Sir Charles Russell
and the other counsel for the plaintiff
in the action ior libel brought by Mrs.
Osborne, wiio of Captain Osborne,
against Mrs. lIargreavc, wife OF Major
liargrcave, announced to the court
that, acting under instructions from
Captain Osborne, they withdrew tho
case. Sir Charles Russell announced in
addition that Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne ac-
ccpted verdict for the defendants.
Judge Dcman thcreupon instructed the
jury to find 4 verdict ior the defendants
and it was accordingly done. After the
case had thus been decided the audi.
cncc dispersed, and many and various
were the comments made on the result.
Mrs. Osborne now admits she stole the
jcwclry, and that she sold it TO the
jewclcr for $50 pounds.
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wrccl, on tho u. 6 o.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2222.-Thc Cincinnati
express, due in Baltimore at 4:55 this
morning, sido-wipped freight train at
1855 q. III. at Sir Johns Run. Tho
engine was thrown across the track. tho
express car attached to the passenger
train was dcrailed and injured, and six
freight cars were knocked of the. track.
Engineer Trout, whose homo is ut Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, had one OF his legs
broken.
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Special Dispatch 10 The intelligence.
SrEUEENyILLE, O., Dec. 22-Yester,lay
was the last day OF grace for the pay
ment OF the Dow liquor tax. Ono hun
dred and twenty-cight Jefferson county
salooa-kecpers signitiod their intention
OF continuing the sale Of liquors by lay
ing down Sl25 in the county trcasurcr's
Office. They were divided 1, follows:
Steubenville city, 81; AIingo Junction,
l3; Toronto, l6; Brilliant5.
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Special DispG!ch 70 Tic h'tl'igtlcer
PARHERsnuaG, W. Va, Dec. 22.-Dep-
uty Marshal Stalnakcr to-day arrested
a. T. Ayres, OF Ritchic county, charged
with counterieiting. Commissioner
Povcmur held him in $500 10 answer
to an indictment. 4 mold and some
nickels were found in Ayers possession.
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SYRACUSE, n. y, Dec. 222.-Superviaor
Thomas j. Welch was this morning
fined $3.50 and sentenced 10 the pcni-
Tertiary for thirty days for contempt OF
court. Wclch is the man who took the
Third ward returns 10 Albany when he
should have given them to tho inspcc-
tors for correction.
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BRAXTON COUNTY,
What Ono OF Her Leading Citizens Has
to Say OF Her Progress. ,.,a.

to Say of Her Progress.
Mr.. j. S. lIycr, one OF the solid men
OF BraXton, is in tho city. To an INTEL
EiGESCER reporter ho said: 'Braxton is
moving ahead surely to increased pros
perity. Thus far this year moro than
thousand deeds havo been recorded in
the county, which indicates some
movement Our little town OF Sutton is
growing. I have myself sold about 125
lots in tho addition known as North
Sutton, and tins without advertising or
special effort. Captain Curtin, who, as
you know, is largely interested in lum-
boring, has just moved into handsome
new residence, built at cost Of $4,000,
which wo think something worry nice.
Our bank, young as it is, is doing we'll.
Its stock is quoted at l25, and there is
none for sale.
The steel will soon be laid on the
West Virginia & Pittsburgh us far as
our new town OF Centralia. BY the way,
keep your eye on Ccntralia. 1t will not
be 4 great city, but it will be one OF the
best little towns in tho state. 1t is
favorably located on the railroad at tho
mouth oil Laurel creek and will COM
mand the trade OF an important section
above Sutton. There is already good
demand for lots, although they can
hardly be said to be on the market.
The idea is to sell cheap and build up
the town.
Politics? l am giving moro atten-
ton to business than to politics. We
are pleased with the Presidents recent
appointments and think they will help
us to carry West Virginia. We Rcpub-
licans are for Blaine, you may be sure,
and VIC hope he will accept the nomina-
ton. But we'll como out strong for tho
ticket. Braxton will increase her grow
ing Republican vote"
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SALEM, Mass, Dec. 22.-Counscl for
Timothy Hopkins has filed a motion for
q delay in the issuance OF q commission
TO take the dispositions Of Newman and
other prominent witnesses in the
Scarles will case. The delay is asked
for severa! days on account OF the ab-
sence OF Timothy Hopkins from the
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The chadoulnc Incident.

ST. PErEEsDUrG, Dec. o222.-The semi.
official Jo,ullal De 81. PcierSjurg publishes
an article to-day on the Chadouine incl
dent. 1t takes the ground that in ac-
cordance with international treaties
Bulgaria was bound TO act through the
French representative at Sofia in any
action she may have desired to take to
secure tho expulsion OF NJ. Chadouinc
from the country, and permission to do
SO constitutes acknowledgement OF
the capitulations.
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New York, Dec. 22.-Mr. Lyman ].
Gage, the prcsidcntof the First National
bank, OF Chicago, who cam here to a:-
tend the Worlds Fair dinner andywas
taken dangerously i'll with peritonitis
on the way, was reported 10 be better
this morning and on 4 fair way to re.
roynrv
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Took His own Life,

RACINE, Wis, Dec. 22.-Captain Z. L.
Baker committed suicide last night by
shooting himself. Hc was found dead
this morning in an open lot. lie was
tiity-ninc years old and a veteran OF the
war. lie has n son and daughter.
The report that Baker was Il son-in-law
iof J, !, Case Is untrue.
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Tho Deadly Cigarette.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. 22.-,John
p. Richardson, q resident OF this
city and ono OF tho richest men in the
South, died Sunday, the victim OF cigar
cites. Tho disease OF the lungs was of
q light character and could easily have
been cured had heart failure not set
in, due to tho absorption OF nicotine.
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with Carroll weak. Heavy exchanges
followed and Carroll received heavy
lab from tho right on tho jaw and was
on tho ground fully twenty seconds and
Mycr was declared tho winner amidst
the greatest cheering ever heard in tho
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Special Dispatch TO tae Inic,li9encer
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 22.-Wcst
Virginia pensions: Original-Christian
Forester, Nathan Turner, Harrison Ma
son, Anaziah Reed, Geo. Gray. Francis
Boyce, Alexander Wilson. Additional
Samuel W. Manear, Cowdcn Bond.
lncreasc-Melvin Powell. Origina!wid-
ows. &c.-Bettie Landcrman, Nancy J.
Elkins, Catharine Altmeyer.
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VII, Order n New E,eoliop.

MONTREAL, Dec. 22,-Itis now stated
that the Quebec legislature will not be
summoned for the goth instant, but
that the lieutenant governor will imme-
diately issue proclamation dissolung
the legislature and ordering a new cleo
i'm .5gr.f ~ j, a.-.a Eft. .E.. $50
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LONDON, Dec. ga bow marked
Cavalier" and u number OF pieces OF
new wood which evidently had not
long been in the water, have been
picked up of Sicily islandD and it is
believed the steamer Cavalier. which
left Gibraltar December S for Falmouth,
has been lost. VI.
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Wait Mhlt,nnn,s Condition.

CAMDEN, n. ], Dec. '2a-Wals Whit
mans condition remains practically
unchanged to-day from that OF yester-
day, excepting probably that lie may be
Slightly weaker, because Of the small
amount OF nourishmcnt that he has
Z ftuknu -grE, .f F-sF fHs. E..a. * .a.. 5aaH.s
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TIL, Grips Rayures.

LoSDo&, Dec. pa serious type OF.
influenza has appeared in the county of
Wcstmorcland. Large numbers OF The
inhabitants are prostrated with the
discuse and many deaths have been
reported.
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FIR. saec,s Condition.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 22.-IIr. Russell Sage,
jr., who is lying i'll ut the Windsor hotel,
rested comfortably last night, but is still
o very sick man.
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NY,;or Mckinley Rpcovnrlnr.

CANTON, O., Dec. 222.-Major McKin-
ley has SO far recovered from his recent
illness MS to be able to give some atter-
ton to business again. Nc is looking
we'll and shows but little tho effects OF
his recent confinement.