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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-25
FEELS CONFIDENT.
Senator Sherman's Manager at Columbus
Thinks There's No Doubt of Foraker's
Defeat.

Senator sherman manager III SoiuH""S
Thinks There's No Doubt of Foraker's
Defeat,
Spcc,al Telegram TO the REGISTER.
COLUMBUS, o., December 24.-Cap-
tain j. C. Donaldson, who has charge OF
the interests OF Senator Sherman in the
Senatorial contest, was asked to-day
what he had to say concerning the ac-
uuisitions the Foraker men are making.
''They haven't had numerous ac-
ouisitions, replied Captain Donaldson.
"All this talk about the numerous ac-
ouisitionS is nonsense. BY announcing
as acquisitions men whom we have all
along conceded TO Foraker they have
sought to create the impression that
they were making great gains. The
only members they have gained are Mr..
Heller, OF Lucas, and Mr.. Kean, OF
Carroll. II these gentlemen are cor
rectly quoted they have gone oyer to
Foraker. They are the only ones that
may be termed acquisitions to Mr..
Foraker's forces, and we regarded them
all along as somewhat doubtful"
"What do you think Of the situation
as it now stands?"
"I feel Very confident of Sherman's
triumphant election" replied Captain
Donaldson. II see no reason whatever
why we should be discouraged, and / am
as certain now as L always have that
Senator Sherman will be reelected
without any trouble whatever.
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THE MINERS LOOSE.
The Indiana Strike Formally Declared
OF Yesterday by
A MEETING HELD AT TERRE HAUTE
The BitvminOus Miners Wanted to Hold Out but
the Block District Men Were Dissatisfied With
the Aid That Has Been Received From the
Organization Resume az Once.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, December "a
The striking coal miners OF Indiana
have suffered defeat. The struggle
for increased wages, inaugurated nearly
two months ago, has failed, and the
men will return to work Immediately.
This course was decided upon by a
delegate convention held in this city to-
day. The meeting was called al IL
O'Clock by State President CummeSky
no one of the National officers beine
present.
The chairman announced that after
grave consideration OF the situation
confronting the strikers, the officers had
determined that it would be unwise and
disastrous to further prolong the un-
equal strife, and he asked for an ex-
preston from the representatives as 10
what they thought of the matter.
The delegates from the bituminous
district were disposed to quarrel with
the movement to return, but those from
the block field stated that their men
had il various quarters become so dis
satisfied with the little aid being ex-
tended by the organization that they
feared a serious break Would occur very
shortly if they were not authorized to
return TO work en- masse.
This settled the question. If the
miners in the block mines were deter
mined to bolt in case the strike was con-
tinued. there was no alternative left but
TO declare it off. A vote was taken and
IL resulted favorably to return to work.
20 NUi Il
Smith Talley and ascertain If the
men would be allowed TO resume at the
old figures, 20 cents per ton in the BIZ
luminous and - cents in the block.
Mr.. Talley replied affirmatively, the
committee submitted q report to that
effect, and the strike was formally de-
clared off. The men will begin work
1 m m cd iarplv
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DAVITT DEFEATED.
Redmond, the Parnellite, Wins the
Waterford Election.
NO VERY SERIOUS DISTURBANCE
Took Place at the Election, Though the Excitement
Ran High and Riot Was Imminent Several
Times-A Detachment Of HuSSars Sea
Michael Davitt to the Station.

DUBLIN, December 24.-Contrary to
the general expectation, the election
in Waterford City yesterday to ill the
vacancy in the House Of Commons
caused by the death of Mr.. Richard
Power, passed off without any serious
disturbance Of the peace.
Both the McCarthyites and Parnell-
ties worked hard all day in the interest
of their respective candidates, and
though there were many wordy argu-
ments over doubtful voters, yet as a
whole the election was remarkably
quiet.
The returns of the election show that
Mr.. John e. Redmond (Parnellite) re-
ceived !, ,725 votes, and Mr.. Davitt INC
Carthyite) 1929, majority OF 496 votes
for the Parnellite candidate.
Owing the great excitement that pre-
vailed in the room in which the votes
were counted, the first figures were in
accurate. An official recount shows
that instead of 1,725 votes, Mr.. Red
mond received 1,775, making majority
over Mr.. Davitt $40 instead Of 496, as at
first reported.
The announcement of the official fig
ures was followed by scene Of the wild
est enthusiasm. 1t is customary for
the defeated candidate to second the
vote of thanks, and Mr.. Davitt did not
fail in this duty. He took occasion to
add, however, after seconding Mr.. Red
mond's motion that he would rather
lose an election than win by combined
terrorism androwdyism.
This remark provoked most uproar-
iouS outburst of protests from the Par
nellites, and for a time it looked as
though the official canvass would end
in free fight. Mr.. Redmond's sup
porterS were fairly wild with indigna-
ton. They yelled and hooted a t Mr..
Davitt, and some Of the more hot-headed
shook their fists in his face and threat
ened him with all sorts of dire punish
ment.
The uDroar continued for several
minutes and a general riot was immi-
nent when the police intervened, and by
threats of and free use OF physical
force, succeeded in restoring something
like order.
Both Mr.. Redmond and Mr.. Davitt
left Waterford this afternoon and start
ed for Dublin. A detachment of Hus-
sars escorted Mr.. Davitt to the railway
station. He was offered no molestation.
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SENATOR HEREFORD DEAD.
The Wen Known West virginIan Dies of
Pneumonia at His Home.
SpssiaI Tsgsgrasn 20 ths Rs0tsssr.


SpsSiGI Telegram 20 ths Register.
UNION, w. VA, December 24.-Ex-
United States Senator Hereford died
last night Of pneumonia after an illness
of two weeks.
Senator Hereford was born in Fau-
quier county, Virginia, July 4, 1925.
He graduated from college in 1s45,
studied law and practiced brief time
and removed from his native State TO
California. He was elected district At
torney of Sacramento county and filed
that Office for two years: 1857. At
the end of his term he returned east
and settled permanently at Union, Mon
roe county, Virginia. He was
elected to the Forty-second Con-
gress from the Third West
Virginia district. He was reelected to
the FOrty-third and Forty-fourth Con-
crosses, serving in all from March 4,
1871, 70 January 81, 1877, when, hav-
ing been elected by the Legis-
lature At Wheeling to the United
States Senate, TO take the place
OF Allen Taylor Caperton. deceased, he
transferred his services to the ether
wing Of the National Legislature. He
served in the Senate with ability, in
dustry and to the satisfaction Of his
constituency till the end Of his term,
March 3, 1881. Since that time he has
devoted his time and energies to the
pursuits OF a business life at Union,
though he has taken lively interest in
politics, and has never lost an oppor-
tunity 10 press forward the princi-
pies OF the Democratic party. In the
Presidential contest in 1855 he was an
elector, and cast his vote for Grover
Cleveland for President.
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OPPOSE THE POLICY
or France with Regard to Protection-A
New French Society.


PARIS, December 24.-M. Charles
Roux, the Deputy, speaking with the
Associated Press correspondent con-
cerning the recently formed society for
the prstection OF French interests
abroad, said:
"Our society Is divided into three Sec
tions, the first section having as it's spe-
cial care the foreign policy OF France,
the second looking after our CONNER
cial interests and the third having TO
do with financial problems.
"We are naturally deeply interested
IN all tariff questions, and are entirely
opposed TO the present tendency OF
France In it's retrogade policy OF pro-
lection which we consider neither bsne-
fetal to the country, nor sound Repnb-
lican principles"
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Grip Deaths at Marietta.

SpsctGG letegr17N 20 ISs heJSsV.
MARIETTA, o., December 24.-Three
more deaths of prominent persons oc-
Cured to-day. All were due 10 the
grip. DIR. Seth Hart, aged 81 years, and
Hon. Rufus f. Harte, aged rs years.
Both are old citizens, and their death
casts gloom over the community.
Rufus Z. Harte was prominent free
silver Republican, and has published
several able articles and pamphlets on
that question.
Another of our most prominent men,
George Irish, well known tie and lum-
Der dealer, died this morning OF pneu-
monia, superinduced by the grip. He
was aged 66 years, and leaves wife and
daughter.
The grip is raging worse than ever.
There is hardly family in the city but
that some member is down or has had 1t.
AZ least a dozen of the most prominent
citizens are critically I'LL, besides many
others.
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CarroII,s Defeat surprised Them.

SAN Francisco. December 24.-Carrolrs
defeat cost Frisco sports some money, put
what thev lost is nothing TO what they
would have sunk had Myers Chicago
friends sent out coin here TO the
pool rooms. Although the Carroll men
were willing to give odds of $40 to 81
Tuesday afternoon, no money could be
found. Bob Fitzsimmons must have been
completely cleaned out, as he declared be-
fore he had left here that he would bet ey-
erything he could borrow on Carroll.
Fitzsimmons has lost by his partnership
with Carroll, for Jimmy has induced him
to 20 into several losing speculations. fi1
had so little cash that he was forced 10
borrow enough 10 pay his fare TO New Or
leans
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WANTS TO DIE.

Walt Whitman. the Good Gray Poet, Has
But Few Hours To Live-He Is Impa-
tient to Die.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, December 24.-Wait
Whitmau'e condition has remained practi-
cally unchanged during the last twenty
four hours. The doctors are in doubt as 10
whether he will last over Christmas or not.
Late tonight MIR. Whitman took de-
cided change for the worse. Shortly aiter
ten o'clock he was seized with chlll
which lasted nearly an hour and left him
in much more enfeebled condition.
The doctor says his patients BODY is
covered with perspiration that presages
death and tnat he has only few nours 10
live. He has refused TO take medicine, ana
the only substance that has passed his lips
to-day is water, of which he has taken two
glasses. r..
The aged poet is said to be impatient Tor
death TO come. He has said frequently
during the last few days, ~ am tired OF liv-
inCD
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pa.nemakar Killed

LOUISVILLE, KY, December 24.-Near
Mt. Sterling yesterday TWO brothers named
Carl shot and killed Joseph Corners. Con
ner's son had married sister Of the Carls'
and the couple had quarreled and seper-
ated. Corners went to the
house OF the Carls' to try TO intercede Tor
his son and re-estabhsh him and his wife
in their home A quarrel erose and the
Csrls' attacked Corners, shooting him IN
the abdomen. He died almost instantly.
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The Bill Ignored.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, December 4.-The
Grand Jury to-day ignored the bill OF in
dictment charging Robert Glendenning
and George A. Hulme, trading as Glen
denning 4 Co, Bankers and Brokers,
with aiding and abetting ex-City Treasur-
er John Bardsley, in the emoezzlement OF
81 900, 900 from the city of Philadelphia.
The indictment charged that the money
was placed in the hands of Glendenning *
Co. oy Bardsley to invest in stocks.
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John Is Not Ready.

SAN Francisco, December 4.-Jack
Barnett. manager Of John l. Sullivan, said
that the telegram from New York, stating
that Arthur T. Lumley, representing Sui
liyan, met Frank Slayin and arranged 10
sign articles for fight TO a flnisn In hfteen
weeks. between Sullivan and Slavin, can
not possibly be true. Sullivan can not even
train until June.
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CAUGHT TdE BURGLAR
De Secured Ticket to California, but viii
not Use 1t.
n T.Iloram b ths ReQis,er.

Spselay Telegram to The Regisfer.
STEUBENvILLE, O, December pa bold
attempt at burglary occurred here early
this morning.
AT four o'clock James Robinson, bag
gage-master at the Cleveland and Pitts
burg station, while in his Office heard a
noise in the ticket Office which adioius.
Taking two revolvers he proceeded TO in
vestigate The burglar heard him and
tried to escape by climbing out OF win
dow, but was covered by Robinson'S re-
volvers and gave himself up.
The burglar was given hearing before
MayOr Scott and bound over to court in
the sum OF $1,000. He gave his name as
James Welch. residence New York He
had pried open the ticket desks every
where, but only took ticket TO California
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RIrFireIn Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 24.-The establish
ment of the L. Wolf Manufacturing Com.
pauy, on Carroll avenue, manufacturers OF
plumbers supplies, was completely de-
stroyed by fire tonight with ell the stock
and fixtures. The loss on the building Is
estimated at 100000 and on the machinery
and stock SIPS, 900; insurance sl50,OOO.
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Flkins sworn In.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December 94.-Sec-
retary Elkins was sworn into Office to-day.
Secretary Blaine accompanied him TO the
War Department, and Chief Clerk Tweed
ale administered the oath of Office.
lie afterwards spent few hours receiv-
ING oeicials, and left the city on an after
room train for Elkins, W. Va, where he
viii spend Christmas with his family. 1t
is understood that he will not enter ac-
tivelv on the discharge of his new duties
mill after New Years day, although he
viii probably return to Washington be-
fore then.
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AwEsrERN MARKsMAN's
Work With Military Rihe-Makes a State
Record.

DENVER. December 24.-Captain j. n.
Lower. inspector of rifle practice, for the
State MALTA, has established a rec
ord for target shooting with Spring,
field service rife that Will pe haru
m heat Marksmen who have shot the
heavy military rife with its barley corn
sight will at once observe the good shoot
ing. The service gun, with heavy pull is
hard to handle.
Can't. Lower went TO the range for the
nnrpose of putting up l00-shot score with
a service gun. He succeeded and scored az
points out of possible 800. He made ~
bull eyes.
Creedmoor target A number OF cluo
members and directors witnessed the
shooting. The cartridges used were the
regular government ammunition.
The score is undoubtedly the finest shoot
inc ever done in the State with military
service rife. Capt. Lower also holds the
5O.shot record Of 2O9 out of possible 30.
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- Ra,lvay Employe's Conference.

SAN FRAycIscoJ December A.-Chief
Ramsey. of the brotherhood OF Railroad
Telegraph Operators Of the United States,
arrived here to-day. On Saturday con-
ference will be held by Ramsey and the
Grievance Committees from the western
divisions of trainmen, operators, conduct
ors. engineers and railway machinists on
the Southern Pacific, and other roads will
be asked 10 withdraw objections TO rail-
way employees becoming members OF those
o1.darS
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Rnn nHinaCnt.

ATLANTA, GA, December 24.-Vestibule
train, No. IL, on the East Tennessee rail
road going south, ran of the track in a cut
near Williams Station, this morning and
the passengers had narrow escape from
death. As it was seventeen were injured.
but none badly. The accident was caused
by the rails spreading. A train of four
coaches was derailed and pretty badly
smashed up.
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Two More Postmasters.

Special Telegram 70 ne ReGtSisr
WASHINGTON, d. c., December ga
w. E. Accord has been appointed post
master at Hampton, Raleigh county,
w. Va, in place OF J. Daniels resigned,
and j. oiell postmaster at Homing
Falls. Nicholas county, in place of c. p.
Campbell resigned.
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PardoninE Ohio Prisoners.
NJ yslsOrd,n 10 The Register.

COLUMBUS. O., December 24.-Gov-
ernor Campbell to-day pardOned Allen
II. Miller, sent to prison for rape, from
Pike county in 1850 on life sentence:
He was - years old and his alleged
victim u. The Governor considered
tho evidence inadequate.
Two prisoners will be pardoned
Christmas, but their names are with
held. One Of them will probably be
jeff Boiling, the Licking county MUIR
derer.
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A Legislator Married.

WAsHrsGToS, ID. c., December 28.-The
marriage of Representative j. j. Hemp
hill, Of South Carolina, and Miss Elizabeth
S. Henry. took place at Epiphany p. l..
church this evening in the pres
gathering. The bride Is the sec
ond daughter Of Mr.. Ryaer Henry, Of
Cambridge, Md.
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Hon. Z. Il. Dyer In Washington.
L.. -,.t...-r... % "a Ranfafar

SDtCtlt Actc|f ~ifs ~ wv @'es''-N'-
WASHINGTON, n. c., December "a
Hon. f. r. Dyer, Of Charleston, a mem
ber of the House Of Delegates, was
here to-day taking depositions before
Solicitor General Taft in the case OF {.
II. Scott, growing out OF depredationS
bv Union soldiers. Mr.. Dyer left for
home tonight.
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Boston Wool Market.

BosroS, December 24.-The wool mar
ket was fairly active. Ohio X 2os29c;
Xxx and above 30s3lc; Michigan X 2ja27c: |:
No. /: combing Ohio 3sc; Michigan SIC;
unwashed combing unchanged: territory
fine 57a6Oc; fine medium 55a57c; medium
Soc. Pulled steady; super 3sa43c: extra
o2a30c
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St. PauI. Holiday Blizzard.

ST. PAUL, MIN, December pa
Christmas snow storm set In here tonight.
At Brltton, s. D., IL is showing hard, with
the wind northwest and the mercury 20
above. Everything indicates blizzard
coming.
Reports from different parts of:the North
west Indicate that the storu u general
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sbot Customer.

CHICAGO, December 24.-Frank Poled-
uea, a saloon-keeper of this city, to night
deliberately shot and killed a customer
named Dominick Gibbons, who, he alleged,
had insulted Mrs Polednea- He then dis
appeared and the police have not as yet
fnnnd MIN.
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Norris Commis&ion Revoked.
Spsei1l Ts.sqron 10 he Register.

COLUMBUS, o., December @4.-Gover-
nor Campbell to-day revoked the COM
mission OF John 7. Norris as special
railroad detective. This was done be-
cause Of acts Of Norris in the contest
between him and the Pinkerton'S over
the reward for the recovery OF the
Keck diamond.
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BUSY NIGHT AND DAY.
Rushing Work on the Newark at III
Norfolk Navy Yard

Rushing Work on the Newark at the
Norfolk Navy Yard.
NORFOLK, December Especial or
ders have been received at the Navy
Yard. TO rush the United States steam
ship Newark, and men are working
hight and day on her. She is to get away
by the 27th or 2sth at the furthest, and
will 20 South.
The Government has Just completed n
contract with the ThomSOn-HouSton
Company TO erect an electric light plant
40 the ward, and work will be begun at
once upon it. The yards, shops and
officers quarters will be lighted with the
Miami.
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he Profaned the Ysne.

DUBuoCz, IA, December 4.-Wm.
Nackey, an escaped lunatic from Jones
county, created great CONSERVATION this
morning az Cascade ina church, where no
gave way TO a frightful lot Of profanity,
which drove out the worshippers He was
arrested after fierce struggle, In whica
ne laid out ten men.
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Al Getting Better.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 24.-Rep-
resentative Wright, Of Pennsylvania, who
is confined to his residence oy an attack OF
80, - Ia reported so be slightly better to-
Say' CONGRESSMAN Mills health continues
70 improve. Speaker Crisp Is better to-
day.
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MnAnIire Ready for Myer.

New YORK. December 24.-Jack McAu-
life wired Charles Noel, President OF the
Olympic Club, OF New Orleans, last night,
that he would fight Billy Myer in that city
for purse Of $1,000, and for g. ,OCO side.
McAulife expresses surprise at Carrolfs
defeat by Myer.
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Got a Pension and Fell Dead.

Mt. CARMAL, PA, December 24-Ed-
ward Davis, who has been applying for
years for pension for service rendered in
the Mexican war, received information To-
day that he would get his money. Over
come by the news. he fell dead.
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The Time settled.

LONDON, December M.-Itis officially
announced that the marriage Of Prince Al
bert Victor, Duke Of Clarence, heir OF the
Prince OF Wales, TO Princess Victoria
Mary, OF Teck, viii take place On Feb
ruary 81
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Amassaehusetts Railway Accident.

LONDON, December 24.-Two passenger
trains came into collision at Barnaby
junction, near Loweston, to-day, and were
badly damaged. One of the engine driv-
ers, 9 guard and one passenger were killed
aud fourteen other passengers were in
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HUSrxeDoS, Pa. December 24-Last
night William Dreanan, and old recluso
living Just out Of town. was beaten to In
sensibiiity by unknown men and then
die. The poace are on the track Of his
sssailAntn.
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Pixera Oxerfiouinr.

BUESos AYREs, December - General
Roca has reiterated his decision that he
will not be candidate ia the coming cam
paign. The rivers In the Province Of Cor
doba have overfiowed their boundaries, and
arc devastating the surrounding country.
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The Grip In New York.

NEw York, December 24-The grip is
becoming epidemic There were twelve
deaths recorded to-day, making total OF
tbirt,--six since Decent Der Is. Four of the
city officials are laid up with it.
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ne,x,um Will Reject IN. Treaty.

BRUSSELS, December 24.-The CONNER
cial treaty between Belgium and Germany
has received the approval OF two sections
OF the Chamber OF Representatives, while
expected that the majority will finally re-
iect the treaty.
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She Made As.Ignment-

PHILADELPHIA. PA, December A.-Ma-
rietta Heller, trading as Adelph Heller,
dry goods and millinery, against whom
executions were issued yesterday sggre-
eating s65, 900, made an assignment to-day
for the benefit of her creditors.
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Fn,.,,s,n,a NV Pr,.,a,nt Carnot

PARIS, December Whitelaw Reid,
L. s. Minister 10 this country, win be
President Carnots guest at a shooting
party, which Is 10 be given 10 the members
OF the foreign diplomatic corps at Ram,
bouilllet.
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p,..,a WIN sid. with Franc.

ST.. PETERSBURG, December "a THE
Russian government mas decided 70 support
France in her application 70 the Powers 70
enforce Bulgaria's observance of the capit-
ulation between France and Bulgaria.
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He Was Insane.

New York, December 24-John George
Roth. the would-be murderer Of the Rev.
DR.. John Hall. of this city, was acquitted
today on the ground of insanity. The jury
was out but ten minutes.