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NEW NORK, Nov. %. - senator
Chandler, chairman VI tue committee
on immigration, has called meeting
OF the committee 10 bc held at the
Fifth Avenue hotel tomorrow. In
Pursuance OF special resolution OF the
senate, July ~, bill passed by the
Senate TO require steamship com pAnits
to prepare and lay before the commit.
tee their passenger mauiiests, contain.
Ing full details concerning their
patsengefs, IN order ~ chow their
light 70 admission. This bill was
agreed upon by the two committees OF
the Senate and House, but did not pass
the House. II IL expected that with
amendments II viii pass the House
early IN December, anu when II comes
back TO the Senate the whole subject OF
immigration VIII DO open for consider.
alton.
No additional clauses have been
prepared for insertion Ia the bin, but
II IL expected that the Senate commit
tee at It's meeting tomorrow viii form.
ulate such additions. The points most
talked OF hre requirement OF educa.
tional qualification, a larger head tax
than 80 cents aud increased and more
expensive steamship accommodations
which would lessen the number OF In
ietiOr Immigrants. The committee
consists OF Senators Chandler, Hale,
Proctor, Hlscock, Squire, Dubolse,
Voorhees,, McPheIson, Faulkner, Hill,
Gray anu Call
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Loubet,pn aicRrd Appear before the
Eu.e,tigntton gomullttor.

Lonbet ana aicRrd Appear before the
Ensestigntion Commiiior.
PARIS, Nov. IS -Pfcmier L,ubst
and Minister Of Justice Ricatd NJ.
pvhred before the pannms ,nnal m.
vestigating committee AT the opening
session today. NJ. ID. iishnyc Was *.
amiued, nnd added little 10 the uccu.
stations already made, but dii not give
details. When pressed to be more Il.
plicii, hs coDilned himself 10 tnuil.
tionlng the name Of IA former minister
Of agriculture, uow dead. lie ADDED
lie could not furnish u list u the dcpu.
lies Implicated, ~ he did not have
material evidence but only moral proof.
He gave the nantes y! several bAnEa
which, ho declaiej, could possibly
give evidence.
The managing editor Of tbs la LiJre
PurOie was examined In regard TO
charges made Ia his paper against
PfOust. He declared that only NJ.
Dronmert, the editor, who Ia now Ia
prison, could give any Information.
Pfoust, deputy from DArA.5evfes, DE.
nieI having ever received money irOm
the Panama Canal company. The
committee decided to request tho min.
lister Of justice 10 permit Droumcrt
to be brought boOro /. for ex.
animation, and also TO request
tue minister to place before the
committee Whatever evidence In the
Panama canal case he had ia his
possession, with o view uf ascer,,ining
the truth Of the statement ~ d.
Lahnyt, TINT tho documeut bear the
nnnits Of over 500 persons who were
Subsidized by the Panama Canal
Company. Finally, the committee
decided 70 AK the Government 20 ask
the cause OF tho death OF Baron Re-
machsy, ordering an autopsy aud IN.
quest, and 10 cause the Baron's papers
10 be examined. Tho indictment re-
mains unpublished. II is not present
ell b the court, nni II unlikely 10 he
accessible before tho ifial Is begun In
January.
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Two Gsrat rriuHphal Pagranis.

IhgTb1frs A1gn ttel
Glorious AMI memorials ns was the
spectacle which Washington Witnessed
on the 20 nnd 2i.h OF Iay, 1885, that
dosing scene Of tho Civll War was
checaeied by macy a sad aud bitter
memory. Grand "Historlo Moment"
~ was tbs event, dark shadows fell
athwat tho aplpndor OF TIE pageant
which IN steaiiast tramp Of utauch war
veterans aud In ehoen of glltierlng
steel, rolled It's majestic stream uowIl
Pennsylvania Avenue. rhe blood OF
tht Great President was scarcely dry
on the narrow hallway leading u the
back room whore his patriot spirit lot
It's shattered tenement OF clay. The
character OF the war had boon ,xcop.
liousily sotnbfe. AMI In vlrulenuc, Oh,
stinacy, ami duration had been ali but
unique IN modern times. Toe com.
batauts had been no loes Of distinct aud
adverse pntionalilits, but sons oi /.
csmm1n county anu common race,
brothers In blood, ani knit to ennh
other by countless ties. 10 the heart
OF tho DiOoiy ueyilry OF most wifa
there lurks come seei Of virtue, and
probably never IN the worlds history
sprsng NJ much good as that which hs !,
NJ auspiciOusly rmanateJ from the
issue Uf the secession struggle; but iu
those days when the grand divisions Of
the Union hosts were atrlding along
Pennsylvania Avenue, few men M yct
could discern the iar-oil rainbow la Ia Z
sky.
UndImmed either by memories OF
forehodings, was the rsdiint cxhilara.
ton OF the lrlOmphal entry Into Berlin
ON June rs, 1871, by the German troops
who had returned from the short,
sharp, and decisive war with Ger.
many's hereditary cnpmy. II was not
to bc expected that from n strife 80
titanic the cohorts OF The Fatherland
should return with full numbers. The
widows and orphans Of the war hid
their sad iacos aud sombre attire In the
scclusion OF their dwellings, and but
for them, all Berlin was throbbing
with eIubeIant JOY and prids,-From
"Hlstorlc Moments: The Trlumphal
Entry into Berlin" by ARCHIBALD
FoRnEs, In the Christmas tDerember)
nunttaF
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PARIS, NV. 10 the ease Of the
OvvinDieBi against the pauaiuN Canal
company was cn.lrl ut thu court Oi np-
real, tuipy. tue Nc eudauts nts NJ.
Frrl,uauI % bss.u,s +, chairman VI
the board OF director; NJ. Charlie, Do
Lt,srp., hi- SIM, We" Chat. nIau NJ.
Fnn,anys and Baron Gotta, director Uf
the company, and ". E'ilsl, the
well.knON contractor. None VI
tie DESCENDANTS were present. The
Case wac ndl0utuod until January 10,
COUNSEL for Jefrnse guaranteeing that
they woul then appear. The pfesiacEt
0t court VI appeals has reserved his de-
c siou oD uIp question whether he
would enforce The presenee u NJ. Fer.
oman De Les,epS. fHc charges tiiat
appear IN the Indictment, which ls o
very voiuminonn document, are breach
OF ufusi aud malvers,tlVn Ol funds.
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rnc n,naInu ,o,i comblnr.

NEW YOR;, Nov. .b.--- Thu uungtes.
ainnu, Huo.cumniticu uppUIutul 10
investigate tho Itsaiing cuvi cotnbinu
me. IN thv federal builuing this morn.
iur. Congfts man COUnIbs OF Uruok IN
occupied the chair. Archibald McLtld
wa cslirl and trhui!rd that hr was
president VI the Phia iclphiaG R,nu-
ing railgOad ant Vice pfeslignt o. the
Reading Iron & Steel COMPANY, the
capital stock Ui which was s,,Wd. 0nn.
nld the total acreage o0nitoiiri 1897
acie-. rhp price paid operators, said
Mcleod, was 90 per csnt OF the prl,es
The water prices were fixed 10y general
saies agents % the various cOmpaniu.
interested. They weru generally held
la Juuc VI July, ADVANCING prices. He
admitted that prices were now higher
than ut this time last year, II they had
donaudoJ the fjrmer 'pylcp the pro-
duturs would become bankrupt, he
SAID, and tbs rOa 10 cjulr1lling authrI.
tito got together monthly and decided
how much 10 mine apd NJ what prices
II was TO lie Put on the nihtket. The
prevent glut on the marke. WAS fIoin
Oycrptoducti1u.
President Maxwell Of the NcwJ Jersey
Central was dismissed without having
given material evidence as haYil9
shown that his rUad wa, no. a member
OF Int present combine. Tlu commit.
tee thon adj ouInrd until tomorrow.
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meet. The Industry OF the mInbter'
II Unprecedented, but an uumis'aRsblc
symptom oi general npprehrnsinn -
M ,ariy cullsle. tue government j.
found la the tact that nlmos, 10 pfivAic
hills orc h,ing prepared ior Parliament.
Lord l.iseUpry, Bhtlsh foreign serrs.
tafy, announced to the french govlrn-
nent that tie present caUlurl hud
ndotted the rolIcy OF LORD Salisbury
with reference to tho righis ~ F.auee
10 NEWFOUNDLAND. a com rioGvu com.
mefcial ueity between France an
Canada, which sir Charles rupier
takes with u M, includes To. Stipulation
that Canada snail grant n subsidy Tor
steamship service between tue two
countries. The Canadian government
cOusul..d the secretary oil ttaic Tor tho
Colonies regarding tbu projected com
merciai treaty between Canlia aud
Mexico, tue 'ormer allowing free i'm.
pUftA;iins ~ Mexican raw sugar, cotton
ani toba, co. ~ exchange for free i'm.
puftnhJre iupO Mexico VI Canal an
wheat, ilVur, cottons, "ooiens Nud ina'
chintTy.
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CiNciSSAri, o., Nov. ga GAN.
poli,o ulsra'ch tells OF u blioiy fight
tnRt took placo ca Wednesday night on
the nouhbOuug Ohio fiver train. Six
brothers named Adam. boarded the
train at Huntington Ia drunken
condition. shorty one of them
entered the ladivs' cjnch with draws
revolver anu used msnaelny language.
Con .uct0r Smith sri2ri him aud
drew him into the smoker. The other
brother rushed 70 his help and the
brakeman came TO the n,s.siIucp OF the
conductor. In tho meantime the newa.
10y gave the RIOT alarm. fhc train was
stopped auu the entire crew came to
,hu rc-ne. The Adams boys were 10 q.
iy beaten ami thrown or the train. II
II not known whether any OF them
were killed o. not. Tho conductor and
brakeman were severely Injured aud
several assenCeis were hurt.
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TRAIN HELD tp.
Passengers Relieved OF Money aud
Jowetry.

PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 25.-The
Northern Pacific train tina, was held
mp nj Hot Springs, Wash, last night
arrived here today. l.. II. Miller, one
OF the passengers, said ho was sitting
alone IN tho smoking room OF the
sleeper when three masked men en-.
tered, two armed with Winchestcrs and
the third with n revolver. they rr.
qucsted him to hold up his hsnds,
which he did with CELEBRITY, anu they
relieved him OF his money and valu.
ablcs. Then al the iequett OF the rJU-
beers Miller walked up into tho boiy Of
the car anu took seat near the front
end while ,he robbers took up n collec.
ton from tho other passengers, the
iaui.s not being molcsted. Tho booty
amounted 10 about sll0O In cash, ak
gold watches, and considerable jcwelTy.
When the work was completed. the
robbcrs, who connned them,ely to
the sleeper, rang the bell for the train
to stop. When IL came almost 10 n stand.
still, they sigIalod for iI 10 10 aheai
again, and jumped from the platform IN
the uarknees.
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CLEvELAYD, o., Nov. "a. Warner
4 5vazey VI Cleveland, designers nni
bulldpB Of the famous 30 inch Licl.
telescope ami IS inch telescope for TIA.
naval observatory at Washington, ID.
e.. will make the ~ zach Yefkrs
telescope for the Unilenity OF Chicago.
Tho Lick telescope Is nov tho largest
IN the world, but this new ins;Ium ent
will exceed II In power Uy - per cent.
The tubs Of the great telescope viii be
Is feet long and will weigh o tons, and
the instrument complete not less tina II
80 tons. 1t 10 expected that the
telescope will 10 completed In one
year.
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Index TO This Paper.


.,-relesraph,e Dispatches.
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XII h-i.ocil Sews'
hN .ieoUc ieioryl.
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-ve.icfn sewi itom'' -.
nn s-ta,e,; Local and Telesrapnle NeNs.
fse .ermnn BIS Atosilc lrircl' W. hynh"
ngr Is. u. scheslicr's hd't
So. from nc var Sorth The sea
Forest bale ndNi.
=, I, wotnnn's sphere
fi1t IL" CnidSi's Music 'alaee advI
li5E J! ~ Aw,siicr liro,. - Fylcr cos edvt
-f,,,c 10 ava iJcry uirlsot hi1te.
hei When ian della Went hgn "a,
Home tiru lufufah'n =" su''
-yas.inan's Wtndguufs-.
Hoh y.on's sayings Bank adNI
-pelitcNl "Cres'-fNo ,iillion On
ioalier \ snelstoyo's advt
.u--For Younger H. idcrs.-
h'' 80. Cutler utos adyt
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aud exploited by n slow match. The
conclusion wa. preceptibly felt on the
ground for n few miles arOund. Inn.
mcdiaioly following the OK plosion tue
ground hi,teflcs fired several charges
u fOsuliic. After flflug one round
from the batteries, cessation was
tal;un for nn hour, when It was re-
sumed. The fret series Of experiments
was kept up contlEunusly until mid
night, u number of balloons being used.
Up to II O'Clock the moon aud stars
were shining brightly, but General
DyrenfortlI thinks morniug will bring
u gren, change In the weather.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 25.-The
schooner Lena Hall, with "a cargo oi
apples, loft Ludington, Mich, yesler.
day in tow Of u stcain barge. The line
parted Inst night during q severe storm
and the steamer buiie,ed about by tho
heavy seas until this evening when
she ran ashore In n heavy sleet storm
nj the foot OF Buffalo street. Captain
Hall and two sailors, constituting the
crew, were rescued by life savers after
hard work. They were taken 10 a
hospital, having been very badly
frozen.
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Of much trouble the lac, few y,at,. A
c0lOTej post was formed w Texas. and
the department Of T.xa. rptuse1 "A
charter. CommAhier Weisclt Lna Of.
dercd charter issued, aud declared
that unless II was done he would ,ake
steps to force white ve,erapa 10 ph.ui.
cneu or drive them W; ol the Grand
Army. The COMMANDER says hs ia.
tends 10 mako a tour Of the Southern
States, mud make searching inuuify
Int the rncr war. Hc pfoposes !, sst
clioroi soldiers recognized by the state
ltlaftne mt anu ppgts
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a aerpri No, rsne.

DENVER, Nov. 25.--a special report
that u hundred minerd were burned 10
death Ia the coal mings at Bl0ssbufg II
untrue. The following special TO the
Associated Press from Ration, n. NJ,
gives the incts Hs they are: "OHo Of
the coal mines nj BlOtsburs caught hre
last evening. The stable OF the mines
ut the mouth Of the Wire Line mine
was consumed with ton mules aud l2O
tons " hay. Tho men working In the
minp all cscaged into the pai1 mine.
The burning minO Is banked up aud II
" III Icquito day or Two 10 determine
whether the Hrs l. sm0theted. eau q
% ilic not known"
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81 PAUL. MINI. Nov. - roioy'E
snow ,tUuu was grurrM ia Minnesota
anu DiNOH, beins especially svv,tu IN
South Dtku.l. rAr snow va, ncoUm-
rHnl"d In many section. Oy .,cci, which
iratrE fact ~ u fc!l, anu the whole
cOuntsy isa glagH q ice, und commp.
nicatiun with tbs uutlijc world IS shut
OF.
81. pAuL, MINI, Nov -. -POlut.
10 Minnesota give simiigr reports u
snUw. SNOW lul Ue.t IA this city
s'op,ui Mt dark. Al midnight u ie
rtat,lny Up a;aiu. Only a llt,lu has
is.Vu hvrr.
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BENJAMIN franklin.

Among early Americans the phlloso.
pher and statesman, Benjamin Frank
lin, stands eminent. But by more than
anything ia his lite hu II remembered
Us tn. man who put a straight Jacket,
80 10 speak, ON lightning. Every telc.
graph pole In the world today Ia a
monument TO Benjamin Franklin. DR..
Talmage will talk about him In the
Theatre tomorrow night, the occasion
being the second Of the star course Il
lectures.
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sons Of the Revolution.

NEW York, Nov. 9i.--rho New
York society Of the Sons Of the Re.
volu,.on held u camp lire at D.lmon.
ico's tonight which was attended by
about $50 members and number VI
delegates iiom other societies. There
were no formal = leeches, but shorttaiss
were made by COloue Floyd ClarksoD,
General Daniel Bulterreld, R,oetL
Bulknnp, Charles w. Darling add
John n. Stewart.
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Alleged VIE. poisoning.

DIS MoISRs, ID, Nov. 25.--Tho
people OF Rivef,on are sIill In state Of
great excitement over the alleged wife
poisoning case. VIM. Slnyhpr, rho had
Ave wives III the past lew years, nll Of
whom have died uudur mystoriou, cir.
cumstantes, as related IA former dis
patches, has been placed under arrest
u await the action OF the grand jury.
Mayhof is worth $4,000.
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ron rn,NrIaN moNons.
thr AtbiUies of Annapolis and West
Point VIII gatipetc.

WEST poISr, n. ", Nov. ?j.--Fof
the fifsi time ia tho history OF the gov.
eminent acadunnoi tine athletes 81
AunapJll. and Wet Point viii compel,
tor champion hDuors. IL took u long
time to srtauge the football match
which takes place hero TOMORROW alter.
noon, but now thnt 1t has been settled
upon, me at botn academic nre pray.
lug uuyyutiy Tor clear weather. Colonel
Wilgon, IN charge NJ the military
academy, will a.leuJ the gamr Ia per.
sou, and General ACoiled Is also looked
Tor. West Point has the uivau.bgc
OF good Yale ttaiuing, but lie hauui.
cappuu 10y not bnyiug played an actual
game Tor u mGnth. Annapolis, On
the other hand, has had at least three
contests OF nvlu during the past Two
weeks.
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81. LOUIS, Nov. 9j.-rhe severe
sleet storm OF today seriously hanpri-
cd telegraph AMI telephone communal
cation, anu also caused great trouble 10
electric street car lines IN this city. The
Market street and Lscleia avenue lints
were completely slipped at certain
times today, the wires being coated
with Ice and the motJts Delng unable
20 get tutilclent power.
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SIoUN FALLS, l.. D., Nov. 25.-Tol.
egiaph and telephone lines are pros.
irated by loads of Ice, anu commune.
cation with the outside world Is al.
most wholly suspended. Huron, SD,
reports snow drifting badly and the
anow very heavy north OF there, while
fuel is scarce. Miller, Sd, fears stock
may suffer, farmers not being prepared
for winter.
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Jew. and Catholic. May Re,ois..

81. PETERSBURG, Nov. 25.--Ths
nomination OF the Czarowitz to tho
presidency OF the Russian state coun.
oil is nailed as an indication OF tho
desire Of the Car TO infuse u more
liberal spirit into the administration.
No immediate change In methods 10
possible, however, but under the presi.
dency OF the C2arowitL the repression
Of Jews AMI Catholics viii eventually
be relaxed.
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A shoehing Accident.

CESTRALIA, Ills, Nov. rs, = A
shocking accident happsued u few
miles south OF here late yesterday
afternoon. An aged man anu woman
we're driving In wagon when the
team became rlgnteuod byan approach-
Ing team OF ponies. They gave sudden
turn, throwing the Old man ana
woman to the ground, killing her ON
the spot and fatally ipJuriDg him.
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u wan Not Collide With the Earth 1,
IN salt

PIrrsDrR0, Nov. 25. - Professor
Francis Very OF the Allegheny oh.
-ervatofy mas been conuucling n
series OF observations VI the comet
duIus the past several day., anu Tart
night made tue announcement that Il
~ u cold body which shines only with
reflected llghi. lnc observations OF
Prof Very prove positively that the
movements VI those bodies are accom-.
panied by no me;coriu showcrs aud
that IL has not been 80 near amy other
heavenly body rs 20 cause expcc,ati n
OF u collision. There IL also tlO iear OF
it, coming against the earth. it at
present IL moving very rapidly. Ps0i.
Very male numbeT Oi drawings OF
the heavenly wandeTer which VIII be-
used tor future observation, perhaps
when It returns alter many Year,. He
identifies Il positively with Bie!g'.
comet.
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CncAup, Noy. -. The fret cx
hiut re- elyed ut tue Fair grounds IL
au iumsDsc reiW"Ui urv which was
cul by tho lings River Lumber com.
plny near san ,vG FiesnO c ,unty,,Cnl
The svctious are U,ing placed In Oriet
m the z yernmrut building.
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OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 95.--Slr John
Caldwell Abbott handed In his roslgna'
ton as Premier this Afternoon. anu sir
John Thompson was appointed 10 form
n government. IL VIII be several days
before the personnel OF the new cnbiurt
Will DO stated.
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Venezuelan AJyicss.

GUARANTEES, Nov. 25.-rhe Red
limo steamer GARAGES arrived late to.
night from Venezuela. From one Of
the passengers II was learned that the
feeling In Venezuela over the refusal
Of the captain OF The steamship Phiia-
delphia to surrender 10 the Vontzueiau
authoritie, Ex-Governor Miaris on
charges Of conspiracy is still very
bitter.
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M,tr..en ,i..t.,,In Na,.h nnho,n.

HisMAhCK, y. D.. Nov. si.--rhe
Hsurison electors VI North Dakois are
ytUhaJly chosen. Louploie returns
fiom ts.niy.vight out of M!ny'ninc'
c.unliye gi,v thv Weaver rluctUfs .iJ
majority, cut seven VI the counties Yet
"a he heard irom are tut'ly FOR bat'
rislu. rnc uiiicnl c0un. may he 70.
quifcd 10 settle the matter.
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nrewnea Mhile shifting.

GRnss BAY, Wiz, Nov. 25.-James
Fox, aged II years, John and Konne.
dy Cotton, aged II and years respec.
lively, were drowned about O'Clock
this morning while skating on Fox
river.
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PAEis, Nov. 2j.-fhc well known
Fruuch laintrr, NJ. FeruauJ Blayn,
Committed suluriej todsy by bloot,ug
himself through this hvari. Ihu act
II said ~ have hen ptomlied hy
dependency, brought ON by family
troubles.
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Cleveland shoot. Ducks.

a.. E&s0RE, Va, Nov. 25.-In n shoot.
.ng expedition today Cleveland shot
e,ghl ducks. The day was stormy and
uu,spropitlous, but the party suffered
"'''e Inconvenience In COM equenoe.
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MORE GUNS WANTED.
SUNDAY OPENING
advocated by the Local Directors al
the Wosld's q nir.

CHICAGO, Nov. President Hig-
,hootham OF the local directors OF tho
worlds Fair has addressed letter to
.ach congressman and senator, asking
" shs great Exposition must DO hid.
uen nom toillng Thousands because TO
We" u "woulu prostitute the Ameri.
can Sabbath" The letter urgently
ASKS that the Sunday closing matter be-
'scohuidered In favor OF open gates.